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2C News-Leader Wednesday. September 13, 1995 Page edited by Amy Geisler call 836-1187 after 6 p.m. THE FANS' PAGE Teal hunting to heat up as season winds down TvRadio There were 57 teal hunters at Missouri Department of Conservation headquarters Saturday morning at the Schell-Osage Conservation Area in anticipation of the 5:30 a.m. drawing, i Scattered flocks of blue-winged teal, spurred by a cool front from the north, had moved into the area earlier in the week. And the TODAY DascbaM Los Artgefes at Chicago Cubs, 1 p.m.

WGN. Atlanta at Colorado, 2 m. TBS. New York Yankee at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. ESPN.

San Francisco at St Louis, 7 p.m. PRIME and KTXR, 101.3 FM. Minnesota at Seattle, 9:30 pm ESPN. Rugby World Cup Semifinals: England vs. New Zealand, 1 p.m.

PRIME. THURSDAY Football College: Texas Christian at Kansas, 7 p.m. ESPN. Todays Calendar Tennis High school girls Kickapoo vs. Glendale, 3:30 p.m.

at Gillenwalers Golf High school girls Parkview, Central and Glendale, 3 25 p.m. at Stewart Hillcrest, Kickapoo and Greenwood, 3:25 m. at Norton Jnarsh itself held several hundred acres of shallow water thetypeof hab-jtat that these small, early migrating ducks prefer. Schell-Osage teal habitat is about as good as you can get when there's enough water and cool weather to before 5 a.m. an equal chance at some shooting opportunities.

Hunters shot 109 teal. There was no drawing on Sunday, but self-registration cards recorded 44 hunters shooting 26 teal The hunting has slowed down, MDC personnel at the area say, with only a few teal harvested Monday and Tuesday. Usually, the hunting gets better late in the second week and during the final weekend. The season ends this Saturday. While a marsh can be devoid of teal one day, a cool front combined with rising water levels and strong winds from the north and west can produce enough migrating flocks for good shooting.

Whether that happens the final few days of this short nine-day season remains to be seen. Teal easy to fix While corn-fed mallards usually garner the most accolades as the best-eating ducks, I rank teal as culinary equals or better. Granted, teal have less breast meat than drake mallards. But they surpass larger ducks in tenderness and texture. I field dress and cook teal just like doves, utilizing only the skinless whole breast that I baste with olive oil.

Enough thick-sliced bacon strips are tooth-picked to the meat for total coverage. Elevate the grill or wait long enough for coals to burn down before grilling. Because bacon drippings flare, a grill too low or a fire too hot scorches the meat Slow, even cooking is the best The breasts can be eaten like corn on the cob. They are tender and delicious and a feast fit for the fa mily when served with a wild and long-gniiicu rice combination and a home-grown garden salad. Four Rivers teal update MDC's Four Rivers Conservation Area, near Rich Hill off Missouri 71 south of Kansas City, has the potential to be one of the best duck hunting spots in the state.

If it only had water. I called last week to find out if the long-promised water pump was working that would fill the shooting pools with calf-high liquid. This area gets its name from the Little Osage, Marmaton and Marais des Cygnes (mare-da-zene) rivers that come together there to form the Osage River. Members of the Osage Native American tribe once lived in this prime hunting area. Many duck hunters know the area as a prime migratory bird flyway.

Unfortunately, the lady on the phone had bad news. Becauseof enduring spring rains and exceptionally high water, installing the pump that would suck up river water and guarantee a steady supply of water in the marsh was impossible. She told me it was so bad there in spring and early summer that some of the construction equipment was lost and damaged. Now, however, even though the four rivers snake in and out of the immediate area, the marsh is basically dry. A wet fall could dramatically improve duck hunting opportunities before the regular middle zone duck season opens Nov.

4. White bass at Stockton Fishing tip of the week: Head to Stockton Lake. Fish the main channel points receiving the breeze early morning and afternoon. Fly fishermen are catching white bass on l80th and 100th ounce chartreuse jigs. Spin fishermen use small Rebel Pop-Rs and Roostertails (gray, white, chartreuse) for wade fishing.

Charlie Farmer is a free lance outdoors writer who lives in Ozark. His column appears Sunday and on alternate Wednesdays. Cl.2r.lt Fanner move and hold birds. As in past seasons, hunters outnumbered ducks on opening Saturday when yvater, cool weather and ducks were in short supply. The drawing was held to distribute hunters throughout the shooting pools for the sake of safety and to give most of the 57 hunters who arrived well Latest Line For up-to-minute scores, dial The News-Leader's SPORTS HOTLINE at 1-900-773-6000.

Scores are updated every five minutes. The call costs 95 cents for each minute mo at Tex Tenrr Wash' Oregon Pittsbur Colo St Mich St -Tulsa 1 at Col al Stant atWFrs Miss St al Maryl Missouri alLSU VOLLEYBALL College women Al Balesve, Ark, (rtofs-conterence match) NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorite Line Underdog Los Ang Even-6 at Chca at Colo Pick'em Atlanta at Montre 6-7'i Philadel at Dncin 8-9 Fla San Diego 6-7 at Pitts Houston Even-6 at Yrk at St Lou Pick em San Fran AMERICAN LEAGUE Milwaukee Even-6 at Detro at Oaklan at Cieve Texas Boston al Seattl at Calif Even-6 5'-6Vi 5V-6' 5-6'i 11-13 69 KC New York at Toron at Balti Minn Chicago FOOTBALL COLLEGE Thursday af Kansas Saturday at Fla St at Va Tch at lllino at Penn Iowa at Rutger atVa Duke 3V, 27 14', Tl, 33 13 14V, 15 9 26 14 7V, 36 7 30 TCU NC State Cincinna Anzona Temple at Iwa Navy Ga Tech at Army Ariz St Kentucky Hawaii NE La Ark Vandv SMU al Nebras at Indian at Wyomin at Colo at Alabam at Dame at Okla Latest Line odds are provided by Lake Bull Shoals Table Rock Taneycomo Beaver Stockton Pomme do Terre Truman Lake of Ozarks Previous 653.12 909.82 700.15 1117.39 665.81 838.74 705.58 657.70 The lake levels for the Ozarks' corps ot Engineers. The levels ars computed by utonvatJc recording devices installed at each lake. The laks stage figures ars the current lake levels measured trom mean sea level. The power pool reading Is nnnwal level at the multipurpose pool of each lake.

I Scoreboard FOOTBALL NFL STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE East 2 Pd. PF 1000 500 38 .500 48 .500 20 000 38 1000 48 1000 67 500 36 .500 27 000 20 1000 54 1000 37 500 43 500 21 fTtfllO 1 I I 0 2 I 0 2 2 I I 0 polis fattwv 4ng r-trs CWTral Uuunnati ftttfthuigh ClPveland Quoslon West Kansas City Oakland BMver Sari. Diego OX) 20 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pd. PF PA 1000 66 21 500 37 40 B.illas 2 fhilad I Washington I Arizona 0 .500 .000 .000 35 27 26 58 BY Giants 0 2 0 .000 17 5b Central Chicago 1 1 0 500 55 41 Green Bay 1 10 500 41 41 Minnesota I 1 0 .500 34 41 lampa bay 1 10 .500 27 28 Detroit 0 2 0 000 30 43 West Louis 0 0 1000 34 27 tin Fran 2 0 0 1 000 65 Atlanta I 1 0 .500 33 61 Carolina 0 2 0 000 29 54 Npw Orl 0 2 0 .000 35 4 Sunday San Diego at Philadelphia, noon Indianapolis al Buttalo. noon OaKland at Kansas City, noon Cleveland al Houston, noon St Louts at Carolina, noon ftianla at New Orleans, noon Arizona at Detroit, noon New York Giants at Green Bay, noon uew tngland at ban Francisco.

3 pm. Cincinnati at beanie. 3 Jacksonville at New York Jets, 3 p.m jyasningion at Denver, 3 pm. Chicago at Tampa Bay. 3 pm.

Pallas at Minnesota. 7 pm. tanday's game Pitlsburah at Miami. 8 pm. DIVISION l-AA POLL Top 25 Record Pis Prv It McNeese St(48) 2-0-0 1665 1 2 Applchn St (9) 2-0-0 1562 2 3 Boise State (7) 1-00 1530 5 Marshall 2) 1461 3 1562 1530 1461 1412 1347 1266 1191 1047 1001 950 915 897 837 741 722 637 515 320 256 184 177 158 151 147 .5 Asm (2) 2-0-0 1412 8 6 Jms Mdsn (I) '7 Montana ,8 Troy State 9 Kentucky 10 Southern U.

I Delaware 42 Gramblmg St. 3 Ga Southern J4 Central Florida 5 Youngstown St. 16 Idaho 7 Pennsylvania 8 Boston 2-0-0 1- 1-0 2- 0-0 1- 1-0 2- 00 1-00 1- O-O 2- 0-0 2-0-0 020 0 10 0-0-0 1-CH) 49 William Mary 0-2O JO Richmond 200 Northern Iowa 0-2O f2 New Hampshire 0-1O Western Illinois 1-10 54 Murray St 200 Northern An. 1-10 llAIA DIVISION II POLL Record Pts Pvs 2 3 4 7 5 6 9 10 11 1 13 16 14 20 8 23 12 19 15 21 Lmtield.Ore (9 OOO 401 2 H-Smmns(l) 3. Nwstrn Iowa (4) "4 Lmbuth.

Tenn ,5 Lthrn Wsh(2) 6 Western Wash 7. Mtssoun Valley ,8 Trinity Intl Ill 9. Mtnd Lthrn 10 VTStstr. Pa(t) 11. Sibux Fits.

SD 12. Tittm. Ohio 13. Malone. Ohio J4, Mary.

ND. 45 Minot St. ND. 16 Cinch Vlty. Va 7.

Findlay. Oho 8 Hwrd Pyn 49 Geneva Pa OOO 400 IO-0 389 100 381 000 355 OOO 342 200 309 204 294 200 279 0- IO265 200 264 200 238 200 233 200 191 1- 10 179 200 163 0- 1O 134 1- 1-0 130 200 124 0- 1-0 111 OOO 85 200 71 1- 10 63 100 30 100 25 PO Evangel ft. Bndctne. Kan. P2 Dcknsn St.

ND Union. Ky Hastings, Neb. (5 Cmbrlnd, Ken. High school boys REP POLL IJetterson City 20 2 MehMie 20 3 Btue Spnngs 20 4 ST Hazelwood East 20 5 Blue Spnngs South 20 6 ST Hazelwood Central 20 7. KC Rockhurst 20 8 KC Oak Par 20 9 Springfield Kekapoo 20 10.

ST Parkway South 20 At Marrifetd (Nctfwafrtefervce sme) Seymour 000 3000-3 43 Mameid 411 213 x-12 15 1 Sturdesant. Newsom (3) and Banks; Bray, Davis (4 and Welch. HR Welch 2, Jeromy Brook, Manstieia Stan Manslield's Sieve Welch was 3-for-4 with two home runs and live RBIs. Jeromy Brook was 3-lor-3 with two doubles, a home run and four runs scored and Jarod Cody was 3-lor-4 with a double and two RBIs. Seymour's Matt Alien was Z-tor-3.

Records Mansfield 4-0, Seymour 0-4. At Galena (Southwest Central League game) Crane 020 083 114 17 I Galena 040 011 0- 10 5 Moreland and Lassiten Foster and Lebow. Crane 9, Galena 0 Records Crane 5-1, 4-1; Galena 4-3, 3-2. At Clever (Srjuthwest Central League game) Spokane 000 200 ft 2 44 Oever 001 112 5 12 Harter, Thompson (6) and Truitl; J. Hanalm, K.

Keithley (5) and Patterson, Plunked (4). hh Harter. Sookane Stars Clever's Matt Keithley and Brad Hanalm had two hits each. Spokane 6, Clever 0 Records Clever 4-2, Spokane 1-3, 1-3 At Sparta (Southwest Central League game) Blue Eye 123 302 17 20 i Sparta 140 300 0- 1 1 7 Narancich, B. Fltzwater (3) and Miller, Narancich (3); Aguero, Weeks ana nort.

hr c. Fitzwater, Blue Eve Stars Enc Simpkins and Benji Fitzwater each were 4-lor-5 lor Blue Eye. blue bye Z. Sparta 0 Records Blue Eye 4-1, 4-1; Sparta 0-6, 06. At Holster (Sctutttwest Central Leauge game) Mngs 000 00-0 2 7 HcjKster 41tta-17 151 HR Maschke, Rankin Hollister Stars Paul Dennev was 3-for-3 and Jeremv Rankin was 3-for-4 lor Hollister.

Hollister 12, Billings 10 Records Hollister 5-0, Billings 0-5. DEALS American League DenMjiT TIGERS Acquired Derek Hacopian, outfielder, from Ihe Milwaukee Brewers to complete the deal that sent Kevin Wickander, pitcher, to Milwaukee. NFL CHICAGO BEARS Re-sioned Robert Bass, linebacker. Placed Darwin Ireland, linebacker, on iniured reserve. Placed Ervm Collier, defensive tackle, on the practice squad miUVDELPHlA EAGLES Signed Harry Boatswain, offensive lineman, and Dexter McNab, fullback, to one-year contracts.

RUNNING Local LATE SATURDAY 1995 Moon River 5K len 5-10 yrs. old 1. James Justus. 2. Andrew Davis, 37:34.

11-17 1. Drew Killingsworth, 2134; David See. 1 Adam Killingsworth, 24:41. 10-29 1. Jeff Wilcox, 18:25: 2.

Jacob Harris, 3. Bnan Brandt. 1937. 30-39 1. Steve Castetter.

17:40 2. Kevin Duchscherer, 3. Gary Emenck, 18:28. 1 Rnoer Newell IRSO Danny Correll, 19.01; a Terry Doke, 1SA. 50-59 1.

Gerald Glass. 19:47: 2. Gary Montgomery. 2122: 1 Paul Dean. 22:10.

40-49 1. Jim Kauth, 2501: 2. John NeiH, 2502; 3. Gene Sea, 29:35. 70 over 1.

Clyde Johnson, 27:47. 5-101. Morgan Thon. 3655. 11-17 1.

Mane Rioaan. 26:05: 2. Julian Phillips. 26.39. 10-29 t.

Shannon Kenney, 2522; Knstm Philbnck, 1 Knstie Livermore, 27:32 30-39 1. Barbara Beck. 22:57: 2 Christy Burd. 25:54: a Shell Flouer. 2608.

40-49 1. Annette Rowe. 2524: 2 Ashely Smith, 3029; a Mary Johnson, 33:55. 50-59 1. Marjory Stiles.

2241: 2 Lee Reynolds, 27:04. Oregon St at Fla at Ohio 14 8 8 No Line 11 6Vi 2 29 6V4 3 20 6 3 13'4 6V4 17', 4 3Y 37 at UCLA at Texas at A Fore at Louisv at Tex AM Mich Wisconsin Clemson at Baylor WVa at Tex Tc Auburn at Rice at Mexi at BYU at USC NFL Sunday at Philad at Grn By at Buffal at KC Cleve at Ode at Detroi St Louis at Sn Frn at Denver at Seattl Chicago at NY Jet Dallas Monday at Miami Tulaner Utah San Og Houston 2 6'i 4 2 7 3 6 3Vi 11 9 4 1 7 8 San Dgo NYGianl Oakland at Housl Atlanta Arizona al Carol New Engl WasF Cincinna at Tam Jacksonv al Minn GNS and Feist Sports and Stags 653.85 909.68 700.15 1117.35 865.70 838.72 705.60 657.61 Changs 0.73 0.00 0.02 0.02 PrPtsM 654.00 917.00 700.45 1120.00 867.00 839.00 706.00 660.00 lakes are measured by the Army Hope 148. Exeter 158, Farmingtbn 167. Top 10 finishers 1. Brad Wilson, Eureka Springs 2.

Mike Dwyer, Catholic, 1826 3. Dan Runge, Eureka Springs, 1838; 4. Bnan Hull. Eureka Springs, 18 44- 5. Chns Huff, Catholic, 6.

Joseph Huff, Catholic. 7. Eric Sterling, Southwest, 8. David Sprinkle. Eureka Springs.

9. Darek Bunch, Eureka Springs, 1921; 10. Zack Atehle, Berryville, Ark, 19:22. Team scores Fayetteville 24, Nixa 101, Monett-110, Spnngdale 152, Neosho 156,, Joplin 166, Bentonville 166, Buffalo 172, Rogersville 184. Bolivar 187.

i Top 10 fMshers 1. David Glaser, Monett, 172'2. David McWhorter, Fayetteville, 17fi8; 3. Marshall Burke, Fayetteville, 4. Jeff McWhorter, Fayetteville, 17.44; 5.

Jason Edwards, Nixa, 6. Baron Degraffenreid, Bolivar, 7. Jason Ammons. Favefteville. 1801: 8 Aaron Jerrer, Fayetteville, 9 Phil Slama, rvixa, ibw; 10.

Justin Betz, Bentonville, 1809. 7 Records Kekapoo 60, Glendale 1-2 At Parkview Jopkn 24 Parkview 1 Scoring i. Joplin Rvan Ruoar ajKRtiol to Lance Burton. Joplin Rupar unassisted. Parkview Thomas Lamoe unassisted.

Joplin Ruoar assisted hv Bormaster. Joplin Ruoar assisted hv Riirtms Records Joplin 4-1-1, Parkview 34 At Neosho Wscrest I ti Scoring HiUcrest Randy Crews assisted hv Andy Stewart Neosho Carlo Drago unassisted) Hillcrest 4. Neosho Records Hillcrest 4-2-1. Neosho 0-1-2 YOUTH SPORTS Baseball MONDAY Cooper 1 Indians 15, Sharks 7 Ozark 16, Manners 12 White Sox 18. Queen Citv Rnofinn Coper 2 Pirates 8.

Reds 7 Tigers 12, Warriors 11 Sept4 tj Cooper 1 -5 Ozark Diesel Power Mariners 4f Rockies 2 Northsiders ft Pirates 5 Cooper I Auto Ait Audio 8 Knights 7 BASEBALL American League LATE MONDAY At Anaheim, CaK Angels 4, White Sox 1 CALIMHWIIA brliM Frk Uorinson cf 2 0 0 0 Phillies 36 3 I Raines If 4 0 0 0 RGoniaW 3b0 0 0 DavMrtni lb 4 0 2 0 Easlev 2b 3 1 Thomas dh 3 0 0 0 Hudler 2b 2 0 0 Ventura jb 4 111 Edmonds ill Mouton rt 4 0 10 CDavis dh 3 0 Durham 2b 4 0 0 0 Salmon rt 3 0 Karkovica 3 0 10 Snow lb 4 1 2 Martin pH 1 0 0 0 GAnderson If 4 0 1 Guillen si 3 0 0 0 Allanson 4 0 0 sownewss 1 Totals Oncafa 12 Ml Telats 31 411 04 eN Ml. California 400 loo tOa-4 DP Chicago I. LOB Chicago 7, California 11. 2B-Edmonds (211, Snow (21). HP-Ventura (261.

SB-Uohnson (36). SF CDavis. IP REP. BB SO CNcaM Sfrotka Shaw Radinsky CaWornK Bosk w.M WP-Sirotka. At Seattle 51-3 1-3 1-3 Sill Twint 12, Mariners 10 MIMMMATA Uftffn abrhbi Drum Knoblauch 2b 3 4 3 AOiai If 5 2 3 0 Becker cf I 4 4 Cora 2b 4 10 0 Pucketl rt 2 0 0 Grtffev Jr cf 2 3 PMunol dh 4 0 10 EdMrtnz dh 5 1 i 0 Lawton dh 2 10 0 TnMrtn: lb 4 12 2 Cordova If 4 2 2 0 Buhner rf 4 Masteller lb 4 110 Blowers 3b 4 0 10 Meares ss 2 111 Son ss 3 0 0 0 Lelus lb 3 110 Newson oh 10 0 0 Hate Jb 110 0 ARdroi ss 0 0 0 0 Keoouiet ss tl i uwuson 4 111 Meruiio ib iooo Walbeck 9 113 Totals 43121710 Torats 31 11 11 II Ml 2N 4M-1I 04 KM 201-1 Cora (IB), Buhner (2).

DP Minnesota Seattle 1. LOB Minnesota 13, Seam i Knoblauch (27), Becker 2(14), RebouWf (9), Walbeck (14), TnMartinez Blowers (22). 3B-Becker (1). HR-Knobiauch (11), Griffey Jr 12), Buhner (31 OWilson (7). SB- Becker (8).

CS-aecker (). IP ER BB SO Radke Schullstrom 51-3 11- 3 0 12- 3 1-3 1- 3 51-3 3-3 2- 3 1-3 0 1 I Guardado MahomesW.4-7 Watkins Stevens Seattle Belcher Swells Rislev JNeisonLS-3 Guetterman Avala Davison Guardado Ditched to 1 batter the 7th, JNetson pitched to 2 batters tn the 8th, Guetterman pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. WP-eelctier I PB-OWilson. National League LATE MONDAY At Denver Rockies 5, Braves 4 ATLANTA Grissom cf Lemke 2b CpJones 3b McGritf lb Justice rf aorhbl Sbrhbi 4 13 0 EYoung 2b 5 0 2 0 7 0 2 0 Hubbard 3 0 0 0 4 12 0 Grahe 0 0 0 0 5 13 0 MMunoz 0 0 0 0 4 12 3 Holmes 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 VndrWI ph 10 0 0 Klesko If Devereain 0 0 0 0 Kingery cf 0 10 0 DwSmth If 2 0 11 Bichette If 4 0 0 0 O'Brien 5 0 0 0 BRuffin 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 Leskanic 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Revnoso 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bates Ph 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 Hickerson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Walker rf 4 13 1 Belliard ss Polonie ph Clontl Mordecai ph APena McMichael 0 0 0 0 Galarraga lb 0 1 1 MKelly ph 1 0 0 0 Castllla 3b 5 110 WoodaH 0 0 0 0 Grrarra 5 110 Glavine 3 0 0 0 Weiss ss 2 10 0 Gtovanoia ss 3 0 0 0 Rekar 10 0 0 Burks cf 4 0 3 1 Totals 52 411 4 Totals 41 $13 4 Atlanta 843 ON 801 8M-4 Catena 801 818 118 act a One out when winning run scored. E-Klesko (7), Girardi (9), Rekar (1).

OP Atlanta 1 LOB Atlanta 14, Colorado II. 2B Klesko (22), Castma (301. Burks (I). HP-Justice (22), LWalkar (30). SB-Grtssom (27), EYoung (33), LWalker (12), Burks (6).

S-Kingery, Hickerson. IP ER BB SO Glavine Oontl APena McAMchael WoodaH L.t-I 1 11-3 Rekar Grahe MMunot 5 13 3 14 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 11-3 1 0 0 1 1- 321100 2- 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 0(0 10(11 Leskanic Revnoso Hickerson W4-3 wP-Gtavme, Rekar. High school boys atounana (Frisco League game) Richland 424 6319 2 Stouhand 010 13 5 7 1 Burton. Ted York (5) and Whitham; Pendergrass. Lee (5) and Wall.

HR Whitman 2, Brad York 2, Burton. Richland; Wall. Hartman, FoaWen, Sloutland RRichnd 3-1, Sloutland 1-1 4A I. Excelsior Springs 2 Jackson 3 Rolla 4 Ozark 5 Camdenton 6 Hannihal 7. West Plains 8 Nevada 9 Republic 10.

KC Westport 3A 1. Seneca 2 SI Fran Borgia 3 Salem 4 Odessa 5 California 6 Oak Grove 7 Platte County 8 Branson 9 Mary Inst.Countrv Day 10 Cameron 20 20 20 2 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 1 10 20 2A 1. Palymra 2. ST Lutheran North 3 Unionville, Pulman Co. 4 Marionville 5.

St Orchard Farm 6 Monroe City 7. Stockton 8. KC Pembroke Hill 9 Kingdom Cly, N.Callaway 10 Hamilton 1A 1 Miller 2 Rock Port 20 20 20 20 20 20 2-0 10 20 2-0 20 20 20 3 Milan 4 Osceola 5 Hardin-Central 6 Sle. Genevieve, Valks 7 Lockwood 8 Tarkio 9 Wellington-Napoleon 10 Rich Hill Junior high At Lockwood Lockwood 36, Ash Grove 20 Middle school SEVENTH GRADF At Pottenger Carver 20, Jarretl 0 At Glendale Hickory Hills 12. Pershing 0 AtHMcresi Cherokee Reed 12 EIGHTH GRADE At Pottenger Carver 24, Jarrett 0 At Glendale Hickory Hills 20.

Pershing 8 AtHMerest Cherokee 25. Reed 6 20 20 20 20 1-1 20 20 TENNIS High school girls At GMenwaters Kickapoo 5, Catholic 4 Mannte Meek Catholic riet Marim Reyes. 9-7; Emily Hendley. Catholic, del. Rma Reyes.

8-4; Kendra Beyer, Kickapoo, del Kelly Swisshelm. 8-2; Heather Needham, Kickapoo, del. Sarah Pomerenke, 8-1; Katie Clouse, Catholic, del Lisa Reyes, f5. Anne O'Neil, Kickapoo. del.

Ann Luzecky, 8- i. Meek-Hendlev. Catholic, del. M. Reyes-R.

Reyes. 8-5; Needham-L. Reyes. Kickapoo. def.

Swisshelm-Clouse. 8-5; Beyer-OMeil. Kickapoo. del. Pomerenke-Luzecky, 8-2.

Kickapoo 4. catholic 3 Kickapoo 50, Catholic 4-2, At Doling Park Rogersville 8. Hillcrest 1 Kon Keltner. Rogersville, def. Jenette Feempster, 80; Chen McCletlard, Hillcrest.

def. Traci Schultz. 8-4; Sarah Worsham, Rogersville. def. Came Coleman.

8-2, Carmen Smith, Rogersville, del Laura Lee Cooper, 80; Tonya Versteeg, Rogersville, def. Allison Gleghorn. 80; Danielle Smith, Rogersville. def. Jamie Allen, 80 Schultz-Worsham.

Rooersville. del. Coleman-McClellard, 9-7; Smith-Versteeg. Rogersville. del.

Gleghorn-Sara White, 80. Ketlner-Andrea Roark, Rogersville, del. Kim Adams-Allen, 80. Hillcrest 2. Hogersville 1 Rogersville 2-2.

Hillcrest 2-4 BOWLING ENTERPRISE PARK LANES AJw Employees Douo. Dodd 248 and Dan Delp 700. Number Seven 843 and 2390 Parkettes Ruth Anne Fuller 207 and 510; Lucky Stnkes 603 and 1708. Mixers josh Willis 207 and Mike Trent 538. Jennifer Hometster 207 and Mandy Ward 528.

Team No 8 680 and Team X5 1952. Mixers Ryan Bullaro 138 and Matt Cortett 368. Airheads 252 and 695. Mixed Tom Homan 230 and Bill Nagel 580. Mary Fieldson 233 and Karn Tucker 547; No Pain 852 and 2386.

Ladies Diana Walker 208 and 606 Greek Corner 822 and 2456. Men Enc Slayton 278 and Ken Nicholas 690. Bar Con Pump 101 1 and 3005 At Ozark (Central Ozark Corrference match) Buffalo 15-11-17, Ozark 12-15-15 Records Ozark 1-6-1, 0-1; Buffalo 5-3-1, 1-0 Junior varsity freshrnan Ozark 15-16, Buffalo 7-14 Ozark frosh 15-15, Buffalo frosh 7-12 At Mount Vernon (Big Eight Cortference match) Lamar 12-15-15. Mount Vernon 15-9-6 Records Lamar 4-2. Mount Vernon 0-4 Junior varsaty freshman Lamar 17-15, Mount Vernon 15- 10 Lamar frosh 15-15, Mount Vernon Irosh 6-12 Atwaard (Central Ozark Corrference match) Willard 15-15, Rogersville 9-5 Stars Amanda Davidson and Nikki Dye had five assists for Willard and Heather Gnrfin had 1 1 kills.

Rmda Dunn had seven digs for Rogersville. Records Willard 7-1-J. 1-0 Rogersville 3-2, 1-1 Junior vaysfreshman Willard 13-15-15, Rogersville 15-4-10 Willard Irosh 15-17, Rogersville frosh 8-15 At Ntortgua (Non-conference match) Sparta 15-15, Niangua 6-9 Records Niangua 0-4, Sparta 4-1 junior varsity Niangua 15-9-15, Sparta 10-15-5 At Republic (Central Ozark Corrference match) Marshfield 15-15. Republic 10-7 Stars Marshfield's Staci Jones had eight kills and five blocks and Lauren tvev had seven kills and eight assists. Ashley Fry had five kills and two blocks lor Republic.

Records Marshfield 3-1. 1-0. Republic 4-2, 0-1. Junior varsityfreshman Marshfield 16-15. Republic 14-12 Republic frosh 12-16-15.

Marshfield frosh 15-14-9 At Spokane (Nononfererice match) Spokane 15-1-16. Verona 10-15-14 Stars Neicole Bamckman had three kills and Amber Holman had nine assists for Spokane Junior varsity Verona 15-16, Spokane 13-14 Middle school SEVENTH GRADE At Crane Nixa 15-15. Crane 12-6 At Marionvine Fair Grove 16-6-15, Marionville 14-15- 12 EIGHTH GRADE At Crane Nixa 15-15, Crane 13-1 Af Marimrvsle Marionville 15-13-17, Fair Grove 11-15- 1S SOFTBALL High school girls At Republic (Central Ozark Cortference game) Ozark 100 MO 413 tl Repubfic 001 200 0- 3 (7 Whorton and Sims; Weber and McGill. HR Whorton, Ozark Stars Mann Whorton had live strikeouts and two hits lor Ozark. Republic 6, Ozark 5.

Ozark 9-4, 4-0; Republic 5-6, 1-2. AtManhfteld (Central Ozark Cortference game) Buffalo 02(12) 13-11 I rvtershheld 003 10- 4 4 Stokes and One, Legan and Skidmore. Stars Buffalo's Amber Park was 4-for-4 including three singles and a double and Vanessa Stokes allowed four hits and struck out nine and walked two. Marshfield 13 Buffalo 12 Records Buttalo 4-a 3-1; Marshfield 0-6. 0-3 Local KBanl Lottis Pawn Shop 13, Hooligans 7 Noble Assoc.

14, Neptune Chiropractic 11 Msanl Cox Pagers 19, Prime Source 13 Family Affair 15, Fall Bailers 12 Number Crunchers 9, Renegades Rebels 4 Rogues 8 KJtanl AtteMO 13, Spfd Singles 13 BGTM 18, Meadowbrook Manor 5 KSMI4 No Excuses 20. Autoworks 19 Hacks 24, HougenaWatkins 4 Pnme Inc. 15, 1-44 Swap Meet 14 Fast Break 15, Pridgen Distributing 1 by Drurv 15-15-15. Lvon Colleoe 1-5-1 KILLS Drury, Anna Welk 9 BLOCKS Drury, Carrissa Wilson 4. ASSISTS Drury, Kelly Brautigam.

Welk 15. ACES Drurv, Laura Andrews, Hilary Byrne, Welk z. DIGS Urury, welK 11. Records Drury 4-2, Lyon 0-2 High school girls AtAva (Non-conference match) Ava 15-15, Mansfield 6-10 Records Ava 3-2, Mansfield 2-2 Junior varsity Ava 15-15, Mansfield 1-0 At Sarcoxie (Mid-Lakes Corrference match) Sarcoxie 15-16. Marionville 4-14 Stars Sarcoxie's Rachael Block and Anoie Saqeser had seven service points each.

Block and Sara Kellhofer also added 12 kills each, and Casey Wells nao ij assists. Marionville Jamie Mortitt had nine service points, Ashley Garner had 11 assists and Sara Slantield had nine kills. Records Manonville 3-3-1. 0-2: sarcoxie o-z-1, Z-0. Jurtr varsity Marionville 15-15, Sarcoxie 2-7 At Greenfield (Mid-Lakes Conference match) UreentieW 15-15.

Miller 12-6 Junior varsrrytreshman Miller 15-15, Greenfield 5-4 Greenfield frosh 16-15. Miller trash 14-11 At Fair Grove (Mid-Lakes Conference match) Fair Grove 15-15, Pierce City 6-1 Stars Fair Grove's Amy Barton had 10 assists, three aces and eight service points. Lana Collins had three aces and Jill Stacey had eight service points. Pierce City's Melanie Barchalk had four blocks and Emily Elbert had five service points. Junior varsity Fair Grove 15-15, Pierce City 8-4 At Aurora (Big Eight Conference match) Monett lb-15, Aurora 10-12 Records Monett 3-1.

1-1: Aurora 2-2. 2-2. Junior varsity Aurora 15-15, Monett 4-3 At Catholic (Nrjrt-corrierence match) Walnut Grove 15-9-15. Catholic 3- 154 Stars Walnut Grove's Michelle Long had eight kills, eight aces and five blocks. Catholic's Lauren Struckhoff had three kills and three blocks, Timaree Walsh had two aces, and Jenny Meese had six assists.

Records Walnut Grove 4-3, Catholic 0-7 Junior varsity Walnut Grove 15-14-15, Catholic 7-16-11 AtKkrest (Non-conlerence match) Hillcrest 15-15, Central 3-5 Stars Emily Kukal had six kills and four blocks and Knsten Wannenmacher had eight assists and five digs for Hillcrest. Summer Dotson had five kills lor Central. Records Hillcrest 3-2. Central 1-2 Junior varsity freshman Hillcrest 15-15, Central 9-4 Hillcrest frosh 15-15. Central frosh 6- 3.

Al Lebanon (Nrjrt-corrference match) Lebanon 15-16. Glendale 9-14 Junior varsity Ireshman Lebanon 15-15, Glendale 1-2 Lebanon frosh 15-15. Glendale frosh At Licking (Non-conference match) Licking 15-15, Cabool 7-5 Records Liekina 3-1. Cabool 1-4 Jurtior varsity Licking 15-15, Cabool 4-6 At WBow Springs (South Central Association match) Houston Willow Spnngs 4-9 Records Houston 3-1. 2-1: Willow Spnngs 1-3 0-2 Junior varsity Houston 15-15, Willow Springs 4- At Stockton (Mid-Lakes Corrference match) btockion 15-15.

Strafford 12-13 Stars Stockton's Sara Steinmuller had nine kilts. Crystal Turner had 16 assists and Melissa Doden had two blocks. Strafford's Bntta Hokanson had 14 assists, four aces and two blocks and Melmda Brewer had eight kilts. Records Stockton 3-2-3, 2-0: Stratford 3-3-2, 0-2 Junior varsffy 15-15, Stockton 1-4 CROSS COUNTRY High school girls Annual Monett Invitational Team scores Fayetteville, Ark. 52.

Joplin 73, Catholic 74, Monett 75, Nixa 139, Rogersville 152, Spnngdale, Arn. 169, Eureka Spnngs 174. Top 10 finishers 1. Juliana Seratini, Fayetteville, 2009; 2. Anna Sanders, Fayetteville.

3 Melissa Warnties, Spnngdale, 4. Kelli Larmer, Monett. 5. Riann Crouse, Nixa, 6. Kristin Washburn, Monett, 7.

Leslie McNamara, Catholic, 8 Erin McNamara, Cathokc. 222t; 9. Came Sell, Rogersville, 22.25; 10. Apnl jonnson, t-ayeitevme, 2231. High school boys 14th Annual Monett Invitational CLASS 1A-2A Team scores Eureka Springs 25, Catholic 43, Southwest 78, Diamond 135, Pleasant SOCCER High school boys At Ozark Ozark waard Scoring 1-1 2-5 Willard Brandon Barger unassisted.

Willard Baroer assisted bv Rafael Sanano. Willard Bryan Maples unassisted. Ozark Lew Fetton penalty kick. Willard Jeremy Shuler penalty kick. Willard Sarrano assisted hv Shuler.

Ozark 0. Willard 0 Records Willard 3-1-1, Ozark 34-1 At SMS Greenwood 3 25 Carthage 0 0-0 Scoring Greenwood John McOueary unassisted. Greenwood Brian Duoree assisted by McQueary. ureenwooo McQueary unassisted. Greenwood Blake Richards assisted by Sam Blair.

Greenwood Jeff Ouinn assisted Nick StillweH. AtGtendale Kickapoo 1 23 Oendaje 1 0-1 Scoring Glendale Ian Shipps unassisted. Kickapoo Jon Weiss assisted bv Scott Jones. Kickapoo Raymond Coleman assisted by bnan Cochran. Kickapoo Michael Berriman assisted by Cameron McCarter.

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