Bulldogs Sweep Chaffee In Double Win First Night Display
Sikeston fans saw Coach Dean Owen's Bulldogs win 60 34 over Chaffee in the A team game after a 39 10 victory by the B team. Key scorers included Bob Porter 9 baskets and 2 free throws, Pat Davis 13, Lee 10, Nickens 8, with Chaffee leaders Keeney and Ballard at 13 and 10. The night featured deep reserves and strong passing as Sikeston opened 18 11 after a quarter and led 26 20 at halftime.
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Sikeston Guards Fall to Charleston Five on the Road
Sikeston National Guard lost 32 to 30 at Charleston as the hosts extended their unbeaten streak to thirteen. Dick Smith led Sikeston with 16 points on seven field goals and two free throws while M Wheeler paced Charleston with 16 points.
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Dogs Draw Delta In Christmas Meet At Cape Girardeau
Sikeston Bulldogs open Christmas tournament December 29 at Cape Girardeau facing Delta in first round. Other early games include Cape Central vs Clarkton, Potosi vs Oran, Doniphan vs Leadwood, Ste Genevieve vs Poplar Bluff, Jackson vs Slomo Fornfelt, College Preps vs Herculaneum, and Dexter vs Piedmont. winners advance to Thursday and Friday brackets with semis and finals on Saturday.
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50 000 Area Vets in On Farm Training
The four-state region of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma reports 50 515 veterans in institutional on-farm training as of November 1, with a 28 percent rise since the start of the year. C B Sherry, director of the VA educational and vocational rehab service for the area, notes the surge.
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The Cottontail’s Global Forage Feats and Ferocious Folly
The essay argues the cottontail is a crafty survivor and world traveler, expanding from restricted roots to cover almost every United States region and beyond. It details constant threats from hawks to hunters, yet reveals the rabbit’s bold breeding drive as a central driver of wildlife dynamics and ecological balance.
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Byron Dalrymple
Rabbit
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Man
Canada
University of Missouri Accepts 3-H Club Grant
The Board of Curatores accepts a 350 grant from the Live stock Producers Commission to aid 4-H Club members. Funds finance district judging team expenses for the state contest and four delegates to the national club congress in Chicago.
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University of Missouri
Livestock Producers Contamission Association
Chicago
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