Bulldogs Schedule Friday Tilt With Jackson Indians
Sikeston Bulldogs practice for conference clash with Jackson Indians Friday at Jackson. Key players Question marks include Val Sharp and Jerry Throgmorton with flu and kidney bruise concerns. Larry Bohannon moves to first team quarterback as Burns lines up. Also slated: Poplar Bluff at Charleston, Caruthersville at Cairo, Cape Central at Kennett, Portageville at Dexter, Mulder at East Prairie, Corning at Havti, Chaffee open.
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Harts
Corning
Ark
Chaffee Red Devils
Sikeston Bulldogs
Jackson Indians
Jackson
Regnar
Val Sharp
Jerry Throgmorton
Sundar
Flinger
Allen Macolm
Bulldogs
Indians
Larry Bohannon
Quariterback
Thurmen Burns
Poplar Bluff Mules
Charleston
Blue Jays
East Prairie Eagles
Caruthersville Tigers
Mississippi
Cairo Pilots
Pilots
Kennett
Red Hot Indians
Cape Central Tigers
Central
Dexter Bearcats
Dexter
Bearcats
Portageville Bulldogs
Portageville
East Prairie
Mulder Green Wave
Fest Prairie Eagles
Barttle
Little Six
Sikeston
Poplar Bluff
Caruthersville
Cairo
Cape Central
Mulder
Havti
Chaffee
Hindher
Popler Biluff Piper
Caruthersville Hollenbeck
Sikeston Dean
Mitchel
Jackson Robinson
Kennett Limbaugh
Sikeston Lentz
Cairo Boswell
Cape Frer
Poplar
Sexton
Kennett Carr
Sikeston Browning
Cape Gregory
Ates
Jackson Carrol
Kennett Berry
Charleston Blue Jays edge East Prairie Eagles 6-2 in non conference
Charleston Blue Jays defeated East Prairie Eagles 6-2 in a non league clash. Charleston limited East Prairie to 111 rushing yards while gaining 130 on the ground. the turning point came in the third quarter after a Blue Jay punt and an Eagle fumble.
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Charleston Blue Jays
East Prairie Eagles
Rake
Ared
David Bone
Charleston
East Prairie
Eagles
Blue Jays
Cope
East Praire
Hinchey Retains District Scoring Lead Amid Close Chase
Jerry Hinchey maintained the district scoring lead for at least another week with a six point edge over G. W Dear of Hart while Dean closes in after a 124 to 66 victory over Malden Green Wave. Dewey Swims of Portageville moved to third with 30 points as his team beat Permville 27 to 0. Raburn of Caruthersville matched for second with 30 after their 17 to 6 win over Jackson. Multiple players from Sikeston Cairo Kennett and Charleston show in the top scorers list amid a crowded Big Eight and Little Six standings.
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Jerry Hinchey
Poplar Bluff
G. W Dear
Hart
Hinchey
Dean
Malden Green Wave
Portageville
Dewey
Bulldogs
Permville
Bull Pipers
Raburn
Caruthersville
Jackson
Indians
Hollenbeck
Sikeston
Cai- Tro
Mitchel
Robinson
Bennett
McCluskey
Swims
O ville Narrowly Falls in Big Eight Showdown
Jackson Indians lose 12-6 to Caruthersville Tigers in a hard fought league game. Jackson amasses 16 first downs but fumbles at critical moments including opening kickoff and late drives. Raburn of Cambersville breaks for two long scores and Marvin Ates adds a TD for Caruthersville.
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Jackson Indians
Caruthersville Tigers
Jackson
Ward
Mes
Caruthersville
Indians
Raburn
Cambersville
Deer Permits And Duck Stamps On Sale In Sikeston Benton
Counts Clerk Phil Waidman and Joe Cooler of Sikes Hardware announce 1957 deer permits ready for distribution in Benton and Sikeston. Fees: residents 5.25 firearms and non residents 20.25. The season runs November through the 9th. Cooley says duck stamps are selling fast with more than 60 stamps sold. youths under 16 cannot buy stamps but must have a hunting license.
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Phil Waidman
Joe Cooler
Sikes Hardware
Benton
Sikeston
Cooley
Dace Sets Bears Single Game Pass Catching Mark
Sikeston’s Dace breaks the Bears single game pass catching record with seven receptions against South Dakota at Vermilion. Morty Ebpeting’s throws fueled three quarters of standout offense including a 7 yard score and 16, 11, and 3 yard passes, plus a late 18 yard catch. Dace also recovered a fumble on defense as UCLA, er, the Bruins beat the Coyotes 25-19.
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Sikeston
Washington University
Dace
Bears
Champron
Morty Ebpeting
Vermilion
S. C
Tne
St. Louis Leam
Evelings
Coyote
Bruin
Miike Seigel
St. Louis
Bruins
South Dakota
Morley Bears Open 1937 38 Season At Home With One Returnee
Morley Bears begin the 1937-38 basketball season Tuesday November 12 at home against Gras. The squad lists 16 games and three tournaments including Oran College and Scott Mississippi County. Only one returning letterman Gary Miles 6 3 senior. Others on the A squad include Seagraves Tate Lee Isaacs Linson Emerson Farrar Young and Lawrence Lee. Conference play follows after a schedule of games at Oran Oak Ridge Delta Vanduser St Henrys Anniston Bell City Marston Fast Prairie and Chaffee.
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Morley Sears
Gras
Bears
Oran College Hheh
Gary Miles
Jerry Seagraves
Alien Tate
Harold Lee
Sammy Isaacs
Alber Linson
Ray Gene Emerson
Winiford Farrar
Nathan Young
Lawrence Lee
Oran
Oak Ridge
Vanduser
St. Henrys
Anniston
Bell City
Marston
Fast Prairie
llmo-Fornfelt
Delta
Chaffee
Southeast State basketball roster grows with 27 players
Southeast Missouri State College basketball opens practice under coach Raph Pink and assistant Harold Bratton. Fifty tried out, 27 remain including 14 freshmen. schedule begins December 7 at Union University in Jackson Tennessee amid flu disruptions impacting Cape Girardeau and Rolla games.
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Cape Girardeau
State College
Raph Pink
Harold Bratton
Houck
Aissouri
Pink
Flord Cox
Dexter
Lee McKinney
St. Clair
Red Amfansker
Su Lis
Wayne Crippen
Chaffee
Tom Krebs
New Madrid
Ken Long
Waynesville
Dorie Mabury
Piedmont
Dwaine Molles
Houston
Don Muir
Central High School
St. Louis
Elmer Rudlef
Hadiexr Tech High School
Byron
Kennett Triumphs 14-0 Over Dexter In Tight Friday
The Kennett Indians overcoming flu and Dexter Bearcats hampered by injuries played a hard fought non conference game at Dexter Friday night. A scoreless third quarter gave way to Kennett’s late surge with an interception leading to a one yard plunge by John Robinson and Kent Sexton’s extra point to seal a 7-0. Moments later Sexton scored again from the 21 and kicked the extra point to reach 14-0.
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Kennett Indians
Dexter Bearcats
Dexter Gridiron
Kennett
John Robinson
Kent Sexton
Indians
Oval
Sexton
Bill Lee
Rattlers
Parma Opens Season At Bloomfield With Six Returning Lettermen
Coach Eq Edmonds of Parma brings six lettermen back to lead the team this season. Returning players include Bryn Butler, Don Cameron, Paul Davidson, Larry Felker, Bob Island, and Dannis Schrover. The opener is November 19 at Bloomfield, with an invitational run December 30 to January 4.
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Parma
Bloomfield
Eq Edmonds
Bryn Butler
Don Cameron
Paul Davidson
Larry Felker
Bob Isl
Dannis Schrover
Dunklin County 4 H Boy Wins National Award
In Columbia Missouri James Thornton 15 of Campbell Dunklin County earned state title in National 4-H Awards Program for field crops. He attends Campbell High School and as a 4-H member has focused on herd crops and swine projects, winning the Dunklin County 100 Bushel Corn Club Contest two years running.
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Campbell
Dunakin
Arcadian Products Department
Allied Chemical and Ore Corporation
New York
N.Y
Campbell High School
Gordon Thornton
Young Thornton
Dunklin County
Portageville Bulldogs blank Perryville 27 0 on Friday
Portageville dominated Perryville with a 27 to 0 victory marking their fifth win in non conference play. Swims returned an interception for a 26 yard TD, a 41 yard pass to Piker set up another score, McCluskey added from the goal line, and Seeley connected a 27 yard TD to Swims with Swims kicking.
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Portageville Bulldogs
Perryville
Bulldogs
Swims
Seeley
Portageville
McCluskey
Rolla Miners Take Over M I A A Leadership
The Rolla Miners, aided by Warrensburg, seized undisputed M I A A football leadership Saturday as flu ravaged Missouri college grid competition.
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Rolla
Warrensburg
Missouri
Misge National Wildlife Refuge Friday Tours in November
Conducted tours of the Misge National Wildlife Refuge will be offered each Friday afternoon at 2 o clock during November. The tours depart from refuge headquarters one and a half miles northeast of Puxko on Highway 51. Participants will observe Canada geese, various duck species, and other wildlife while managers explain points of interest in refuge management.
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Refuze
Puxko
Highway 51
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