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Pog 7 Th DAILY JOURNAL lot Rivr, Fridoy, January 21, 1977 Farmington wrestlers find trouble from Sikeston foes injured ankle in that match. Chuck Monie of Farmington suffered his first loss since the Ste. Genevieve Tournament to Kevin Nowell 6-2 in the 126-pound division. Tom Medelberg won by forfeit in the 132-pound weight class since Matt Amsden could not make weight. Amsden and Medelberg did wrestle an exhibition match in which Amsden won 7-3.

Jeff West gave a win away and wound up in a draw because of two stalling penalties against Mark Dewitt in the 138-pound class. The final score of that match was 4-4. Kevin McCulley of Farmington was shut out up to the pin put on him by his opponent, Gaylon Couch, another good looking wrestler. Couch won the fall after 2:54 of wrestling in the 145-pound match. Linzie Umbert picked up a fall on Larry Koon, who has had a difficult time this year with opponents.

Koon faced John Mabery of Central twice in less than a week's time and ByDanMcFarland Daily Journal Sports Writer "Stunk," coach Ron Jack said after Farmington was beaten by the Sikeston Bulldogs on their home mats last night. "We wrestled pitifully, and we get worse each week," Jack said. Sikeston won both the junior varsity and varsity matches. Junior Varsity by a score of 36-32 and Varsity 47-14. Mark Blanton of Sikeston pinned Andy Amsden of Farmington in their 98-pound bout in 1:33.

John Jones kept his record unscarred as he evened the score by pinning Jeff Davison in the first period of their 105-pound match. Tony Delarosa, the Bulldogs' Impounder, was beating Mike McGee of Farmington 12-0 at the time of his pin. Harold Myrick, one of Sikeston's stronger wrestlers, narrowly defeated Nat Tiggs in their 119-pound match. Tiggs suffered an then Lambert, who pinned him in the second period of their 155-pound bout. Bill Matthews of Farmington wrestled his first match since the Ste.

Genevieve tournament where he received second place. This time he met Mark Silverthorne and lost in a good contest 7-5 in the 167-pound class. Bruce Hansen brought a triumph for Farmington as he and Robert Grant had a see-saw battle in which Hansen became the victor by a pin with 18 seconds to go in the second period. Hansen was trailing in the match 8-7 when the fall occured. Russell Beah of Sikeston beat, Joe Hahl by a pin in 3:06.

The match was a good moving one for heavyweights as Beah sewed it up for Sikeston. Farmington junior varsity wrestlers suffered a similar fate when they won only four of 11 matches. Gary Godwin won in the 98-pound class. In the 132-pound class, Jim Krause won by a major decision 14-3. Scott Lawson picked up the last points for the Knights in the' heavyweight division when he won by a first period pin.

"We were off school again, that gave them all day to eat and then they had to run it off. We can't get everyone to practice," Jack said, frustrated. Sports Journal Area sports calendar FRIDAY: Basketball: Farmington v. Potosi, Potosi 6:30 p.m. Central v.

North County, Desloge 6:30 p.m. Fredericktown v. Ste. Genevieve, Ste. Genevieve 6:30 p.m.

Valle of Ste. Genevieve v. Valley of Caledonia, Caledonia 6:30 p.m. Perryville Invitational Tournament: Cape Girardeau Notre Dame (1) v. St Vincent (4), 6:30 p.m.

Jackson (2) v. Perryville (3), 8 p.m. Both semifinal games scheduled at Perryville High School. MAAA Eight-grade Tournament: Valley of Caledonia (8) v. Fredericktown (1), 4:30 p.m.

Farmington (7) v. Bismarck (2), 5:45 p.m. Central (3) v. Arcadia Valley (6), 7 p.m. All games scheduled at Flat River fieldhouse Wrestling: Opening rounds of Eureka tournament; Central team will be competing.

SATURDAY: Basketball: Valle v. Farmington, Farmington 6:30 p.m. Central vl Crystal City, Crystal City 6:30 p.m. North County v. Cape Girardeau Central, Cape Girardeau 6:30 p.m.

Jefferson College v. Mineral Area College, Mineral Area fieldhouse 7:30 p.m. Eight-grade tournament: Semifinal games, scheduled at 6:30 and 7:45 p.m., Flat River fieldhouse Wrestling: Central wrestlers compete in' Eureka tournament The Celtics fell to the Jazz during their game at the Louisiana Superdome. recent National Basketball Association UPItelephoto THERE IT IS Boston's Tommy Boswell (31) looks over his shoulder as the rebound he missed falls to New Orleans' Otto Moore. Road games ahead for SEAAO Varsity: Sikeston 47, Farmington 14 90-pound: Mark Blanton pinned Andy Amsden, first period; 105: John Jones pinned Jeff Davison, first period: 112-pound: Tony Delarosa pinned Mike McGee, third period; 110-pound: Harold Myrick pinned Nat Tiggs, third period; 126-pound: Kevin Nowell won by decision over Chuck Monie 0-2; 132-pound: Tom Medelberg won by forfeit; 130-pound: Jeff West and Mark Dewitt tied 4-4; 145-pound: Gaylon Couch pinned Kevin McCulley, second period; 155-pound: Linzie Lambert pirated Larry Koon, second period: 107-pound: Mark Sitverthrone won by decision over Bill Matthews 7-5; 105-pound: Bruce Hansen pinned Robert Grant, second period; heavyweight: Russell Beah pinned Joe Hahl, second period.

Junior variHy: 90-pound: Gary Godwin pinned Greg Perry, second period: 105-pound: Mike Lober pinned Vlnce Williams, third period; 112-pound: Paul Northington pinned Don Allen, second period; 110-pound: Mike Moyer pinned Ken Farmer, second period; 126-pound: Greg Lester won by decision over Bryan Boyd 0-7; 132-pound: Jim Krause won by decision over Ron Taylor 14-3; 130-pound: Scott Pool pinned Richard Johns, first period; 145-pound: Russell Murphy pinned Tom Meyer, first period; 155-pound: Doug Eilders won by decision over John Hahl 3-1; 167-pound: Jerome Hooks pinned Trace Cashion, first period; 105-pound: both teams forfeited; heavyweight: Scott Lawson pinned Keith Long, first period. High school scores- PerryrBle taoruneM SL Vincent tl Meadow Heights 50 Jackson 17, Oik Ridge Perryville 17 Arcadia Valley Valley 70 Ste. Genevieve 60 Kelly 74 Chaffee 56 Cape Girardeau University High 70 ZalmaSO Richland 105 Puilco 93 Grain Valley 29 St. Paul's .26 Harrisonville 44 Butler 25 Hickman Mills 47 Truman 40 Incarnate Word 50 laboure 42 Knoi County 33 KirksviUe 30 Lee's Summit 55 William Clrljman 40 Lillis 52 St. Pius 47 Lutheran South 47 Lutheran North 24 McCluer North 00 Haielwood East 20 Oak Park 42 Raytown 30 Park Hill 49 North Kansas City 35 Parkway West 43 Kirkwood 39 Parkway North 50 Mehlville 21 Parkway Central 70 Webster Groves 24 Raytown South 32 Wlnnetonka 10 Ruskin 03 Grandview 35 St Mary's 61 Platte City 37 Villa Duchesne 53 John Burroughs 33 Visitation 01 Kennedy 17 West Platte 43 Smithville 30 Northeast 50 Oak Park 30 Truman 73 Shawnee Mission West 59 Rosary Tourney boys Chaminade 50 Duchesne 45 Marquete 50 North County Tech 40 Beys Cleveland 71 Mckinley 70 Country Day 70 South County Tech 00 Louisiana 40 St.

Thomas 30 North Shelby 35 Highland 33 (ot) Prep South 51 Burroughs 40 Wellston 73 King 50 Girb Affton 41 Oakville 33 Bayless 5 Hancock 10 Bekon 35 Liberty 10 Bate Springs 32 Port Osage 25 Clayton 40 North County Tech 23 Clinton 04 El Droado Springs 25 Duchesne 51 Pacific 20 Excelsior Springs 30 Center 34 TeerumeiU CenterBtyi Shawnee Minion South SI Center 41 William Chriiman 63 Ruskin SO DuBourg Tourney boys CBC SI Southwest St DeSmet DuBourg SI Vlanney SS St Louis U. High 49 Parkwood Boys "Joplin Parkwood Paseo Memorial 06" Pittsburg 54 Lee's Summit Boys Raytown Fort Osage (ot) Lee's Summit 00 Columbia-Rock Bridge 54 North Kansas City Boys the rim and Bulldog rebounders. Missed baskets and important turnovers combined to crush any chance of an Indian victory in the contest's closing moments. As a team the Indians hit only, 39.8 per cent of their field-goal attempts against a season average of 48.3. The top scorer for the Indian was Sanchez, who put 24 points into the team effort.

The freshman center also led the team in rebounding with 13. Sanchez's 11 field goals is a team high for the season. In addition, Sanchez was the only Indian not charged with a turnover. Big Red extends pact with Coryell foj, 980 wST. LOUIS iUPI) Don who took the St.

Louis Cardinals from losers to playoff caliber in two years, has had his contract with the club extended through 1980, it was announced today. Coryell, who came to the Cardinals from a successful collegiate career at San Diego State, had a 4-9-1 club the first year, but won the NFC championship the next two seasons and missed the playoffs in 1976 despite a 10-4 record against tough opposition. The club said the contract extension was actually negotiated before last season but never officially announced. "I don't know why we never got around to announcing it a year ago," Coryell said, "except that we were getting ready to open the season and, shoot, to me, that was more important than letting anybody know how the boss felt about me." CAPE GIRARDEAU Anxious to improve upon their 1-1 conference record, the Southeast Missouri State University basketball Indians travel to Springfield on Saturday to battle the Bears of Southwest Missouri State University. Following Saturday's contest, the Indians moves on to Warrensburg for a Jan.

24 contest with Central Missouri State University before returning home to Houck Field House to battle the University of Missouri St. Louis on Jan. 26. Carrying a 6-5 overall record into Saturday's contest, the Indians have, already won more games this season than during all of last year. Pacing the Indians' offensive attack is 6-0 senior guard Joe Cagle with a 18.7 point per game average.

Leading the squad in rebounds is 6-7 freshman center John Sanchez with an averaged 7.3'per game. 'J-' The Bears of coach Bill Thomas will bring a 5-7 overall mark into this weekend's contest. Pacing the Southwest offense is junior forward Jim Dull with a 15.5 point per game average. Top rebounder on the Bear squad is center Scott Hawk with a 9.9 average. The game will be the first this year between the Bears and Indians.

However, the game in Warrensburg will mark the second meeting of the season between the Mules and the Indians. The Mules won the earlier encounter, which came during the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association holiday tournament 108-79. Coach Tom Smith's Central Missouri team has four players hitting in double figures. They are led by Iowa State transfer Jeff Branstetter. Top rebounder with a 10.8 average is 6-8 senior Ted Smith.

Closing out a two-game homestand on Monday, the Indians evened their conference mark by defeating the Bearcats of Northwest Missouri State University 82-81 in a real barn-burner. "We were lucky," Indian coach Carroll Williams, said. "We really didn't beat them as much as they lost it. Regardless of what you say, it goes in the right column." Down by three points with less than one minute to play, 6-5 junior forward Hunter Stiegemeyer scored in a pair of field goals to put the Indians in front to stay with 18 seconds remaining in the contest. Commenting upon Stiegemeyer's effort, Williams said, "You do what you gotta do when it's gotta be done, Hopefully, the rest of the kids will learn from Hunter." In a brilliant performance Cagle scored 24 points to lead the Indians in scoring.

The all-MIAA prospect also paced the Indians in rebounding and assists with nine rebounds and seven assists. Against the Bulldogs of Northeast Missouri State University on Jan. 15, the Indians dropped their conference opener 82-73 in a Contest much closer than the score indicated. "It was a tough ball game to lose," Williams said. "We wanted to win so badly.

"We just didn't play very smart." Holding the gap to, within 10 points throughout the game, the tenacious Tribe was unable to find the range time and again, as high percentage shots fell harmlessly off Area basketball scores Bonne Terre Mea's League: Brothers Billiards 04, Leadwood 50 BB-Bob Rickus 20, George Boyd 10 Jeff Rasnlc 10, Stevens 11 Bank 00, The Joi 50 CB Dave Stevens 30, Gale Pinkston 22 Joi Mike Agers 21, Kelly Pope 15 Flat River mea's league: Farmington Rim Benders 62, Saints and Sinners 34 FRB Reed 22 S4S Eaton I Vargo's won by forfeit over Bombers Pepsi-Cola 06, Raiders 02 PC Ron Wright 25 Hopkins 10 Bonne Terre standings: Tuesday night league: Vargo's 9-0 1.000 Construction 0-3 .000 3 US. Tool 5-4 .555 4 Savings and Loan 3-0 .333 0 Baptist Church 3-0 .333 6 Bonne Terre 1-1 .111 I Thursday night league: Brothers Billiards 7-1 .075 Commerce Bank 7-1 .075 Leadwood 1-7 .125 0 The Joi 1-7 .125 0 NBA standings- Easteri Ceifereaee Atlaatlc Divtsioa Welters Caiiereaee Midwest DIviskm Pet Pet GB Philadelphia Boston NY Knicks Buffalo NY Nets 20 IS .034 21 21 .500 SH 20 21 .400 I 10 27 .172 11 12 30 .200 144 20 13 .000 -24 10 .571 5 21 23 .477 9 21 23 .477 I 17 25 .405 12 13 33 .203 10 Denver Detroit Indiana Kansas City Chicago Milwaukee Thursday's Results Portland 90 Cleveland II Kan City 123 NY Nets 92 Golden St. 107 Phoenii 103 Friday's Games San Antonio at Boston Washington at NY Nets Milwaukee at Atlanta Buffalo at Chicago Houston at Detroit SeatUe at Denver Indiana at Phoenii NY Knicks at Los Angeles Saturday's Games Boston at Philadelphia Buffalo at Kansas Portland, at Houston Ceatral Drrlitea Pet 21 II .501 GB Feeble Dlviilei Pet. GB Portland 31 IS .074 Los Angeles 27 15 .643 2 Seattle 25 20 .550 54 Golden State 23 10 .540 I Pboenii II 23 .430 104 Houston Cleveland i Washington San Antonio New Orleans Atlanta 24 10 .551 22 II .537 22 21 .512 20 23 .405 II 30 .341 1 I 4 04 Catchers Rudolph, Rader sign ST. LOUIS (UPI) Arctic Ozark Toronto.

Cleveland 21 19 I 14 24 I 41 100 151 30 130 104 outfielders Tony Scott, Charlie Chant and Terry Landrum, infielder Esteban Castillo and pitcher Steve Staniland. The signings bring to 21 the total of Cardinal players signed for 1977. Catchers Ken Rudolph and Dave Rader were among seven St. Louis Cardinal, players who signed contracts flfr the 1977 -season Thursday. Also signed were NHL standings Campbell Conference Patrick DMslea WLTPIs.

GFGA NY Islandrs 21 10 7 03 104 112 Phils 17 10 0 03 177 127 Atlanta 2210 I 52 150 140 NY Hangars 17 10 13 47 170 1 70 Saaythe Division WLTPts. GFGA. St Louis 20 21 5 45 130157 Chicago 1114 7 10 151171 Colorado 1110 I II 111170 Minnesota 10 24 11 11 131 101 Vancouver 13 3 1 4 30 130 1 90 Wales Ceatereace Nerris Division WLTPts. GFGA Montreal 35 7 0 70 234 110 Pittsburgh 19 10 I 40 147 1 52 Los Angeles 10 22 10 42 152 102 Washlngtn 13 2 7 7 33 119 1 70 Detroit 13 27 5 11 121 104 Adams Dtviilea WLTPts. GFGA Buffalo 20 11 4 00 107 122 Boston 20 14 4 00 171 141 TTl 7" I Our OTLTKJ Customers Chicago players sign contracts Are Our Best Salesmen! Thursday's Results NY Islanders 4 Boston 1 Montreal I Philadelphia 2 Atlanta 4 Minnesota 4, tie Colorado 1 Detroit 1 Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 1 Friday's Games Boston at Cleveland Toronto at Vancouver Saturday's Games NY Islanders at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Atlanta Washington at Montreal Chicago at Detroit Buffalo at Minnesota Colorado at St.

Louis NY Rangers at Los Angeles EIM! catcher Mike Gordon and catcher Dave Geisel has signed contracts. Two regulars, outfielder CHICAGO (UPI) The Chicago Cubs announced the signing of four players for the 1977, bringing the total under contract to six. The Cubs announced WHA standings- East Jose Cardenal and second baseman Manny Trillo, are catcher Steve Swisher, first in the second year of two-baseman Jerry Tabb, year contracts. Quebec Indian apla Cincinnati i-Minnesot New Englnd Birmnfhm Calgary 1111 I 31 130111 Phoenix 1124 1 II 155191 i-Team disbanded Thursday's Reailts Quebec I New England I Phoenii I Cincinnati 4 San Diego Edmonton 1 Friday's Games Calgary at Indianapolia Birmingham at Houston Cincinnati at Winnipeg Saturday's Games Calgary at Quebec Edmonton at Phoenii Minnesota at San Diego Pis. GF OA 21 15 1 53 100 140 22 1 0 1 40 142 1 50 22 19 1 40 107 151 ion a Him 17 20 4 II 152171 1511 1 II 154110 West WLTPts.

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