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History Question for old timers,,,Cardsbeatwriter???

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Haha spinoff loved that show too (Good Times)!
 
This is true but "dingbat" is NOT your thing! Feel free to claim your thing and I'll update the list!
My apologies... but I really struggle to take a ding... uh I mean enlarged PAer seriously, especially after one ripped me off this summer in Erie. But, I'll try to refrain from that d-word, as there are other d-words that can be used to describe party members.
 
My apologies... but I really struggle to take a ding... uh I mean enlarged PAer seriously, especially after one ripped me off this summer in Erie. But, I'll try to refrain from that d-word, as there are other d-words that can be used to describe party members.
THANK you for NOT calling me fat or obese! Because I am only SLIGHTLY overweight. Or as you put it, enlarged. But you cant trust those fellers up in Erie! You get me that name, and I'll have a nice little "chat" with em! I watch out for my fellow MoSporters!
 
I thought there was a booked published some time back that had every score of every game all-time in it with Webb City football history not to mention the website which I completely forgot about until this question was brought forth ... what happened to the Webb City football history website?
Like most sites the owner moves away, losses interest or can no longer afford the cost to maintain site or dies. The great Jefferson City site and a couple of good sites for Lexington & Winnetonka that had all the scores disappeared before I could get info off of them. So, my Lexington & Winnetonka records only go back to the 1990s but I found another source for Jefferson City for the 1905-1949 scores I was missing.
Luckily, I had corresponded with the Webb City guy over the years and even sent him some early 1920s scores he didn't have. I have all the scores he had posted and continue adding each new season.
My collection of Missouri school's football histories keeps growing as I add more teams and still trying to find historical scores. But I tip my hat to you as I know you have more on Carl Junction than I do and maybe Lamar!
 
You know if people could get their info on FB before anything happens the info can at least be preserved.
 
So Webb has been .500 or better in a longer period of time than Nixa has had football. Interesting. Also shows the results of the incredible growth that has occurred in southern Greene County and northern Christian County as well.
 
Last time had a .500 season was 1984 (5-5) with coach Mark McDonald & last sub .500 season was in 1982 (4-6) under coach Mike Hutchinson.
Might not be a record but would be interesting to know who has had a better run (I think JRod was .500 in 1998 also)
 
Like most sites the owner moves away, losses interest or can no longer afford the cost to maintain site or dies. The great Jefferson City site and a couple of good sites for Lexington & Winnetonka that had all the scores disappeared before I could get info off of them. So, my Lexington & Winnetonka records only go back to the 1990s but I found another source for Jefferson City for the 1905-1949 scores I was missing.
Luckily, I had corresponded with the Webb City guy over the years and even sent him some early 1920s scores he didn't have. I have all the scores he had posted and continue adding each new season.
My collection of Missouri school's football histories keeps growing as I add more teams and still trying to find historical scores. But I tip my hat to you as I know you have more on Carl Junction than I do and maybe Lamar!

I have completed Carl Junction for 1921, working on 1920 right now ... its been a struggle. Of course, I tend to get sidetracked when game broadcasters make mistakes by saying something is a school record and then I have to spend time going back to look it up to double check.

This week I've had to go double check the school record for longest field goal made and found an interesting discrepancy. I also spent some time trying to track down two box scores that for some reason I managed to think I had and I didn't because it came during my time at the Joplin Globe ... the September 6, 2002 season opener when Carl Junction played at Willow Springs, I found the scoring summary in the Springfield News-Leader but I don't have a full box score. And the box score from the September 26, 2003 Lamar at Carl Junction game ... this aggravates me because I was at this game as it was the first game at the new Bulldog Stadium (post tornado) and there was a weather delay and the game ended late and apparently the box score did not make the paper and I cannot find the game stats anywhere.
 
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So Webb has been .500 or better in a longer period of time than Nixa has had football. Interesting. Also shows the results of the incredible growth that has occurred in southern Greene County and northern Christian County as well.
Pretty close. Not sure what year Nixa started football. I know Nixa played Reeds Spring in 1982, not sure what there first year was.
 
I am not sure exactly the year but it was probably the year before Coach Kill was hired. Their records used to be online back all the way to I think 1980 or maybe before but I don't think that site is up anymore. 1998 I think is the only .500 season since they became the WC that we all know today.

Webb will likely beat Ozark and Willard. The others at this point all look at least capable of beating Webb City but I still think Webb City finishes with a winning record. They will get more experienced and should get some kids back from injury. We'll see. They have had a few truly ugly starts in the past but always looked respectable by the end of the season. They looked epic bad in the first 2 games of... 2016 I think?
believe Tom Cox was the Head Coach at Webb City the year before Jerry Kill was hired. He was there one year before being lured away by Ozark. I'm not sure his record that year (1987 I believe) but he played many sophomores.
 
Nixa started football in the late 70s but that was just middle school. The first varsity games were in the early 80s. That is just crazy to me.
 
The news talked on Nixa’s first team being recognized at a game earlier this year; said it was the ‘84 bunch. From what I’m seeing here, that’s probably the first varsity squad. However, being as old as I am, the 80s don’t seem that long ago, even if it’s 40 years. I do agree this is crazy.
 
Nixa started football in the late 70s but that was just middle school. The first varsity games were in the early 80s. That is just crazy to me.
Yeah it's wild how that area has grown. I lived in Springfield in the very early 00s and back then Kickapoo and to a lesser extent Glendale seemed to be the schools where everyone wanted their kids. Nixa (and Ozark) were definitely growing but wasn't anything special, just a kind of ordinary boring suburb. Definitely not a place overflowing with money and athletes like it is now.
 
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Yeah it's wild how that area has grown. I lived in Springfield in the very early 00s and back then Kickapoo and to a lesser extent Glendale seemed to be the schools where everyone wanted their kids. Nixa (and Ozark) were definitely growing but wasn't anything special, just a kind of ordinary boring suburb. Definitely not a place overflowing with money and athletes like it is now.
Nixa played in the 1986 class 2A basketball final 4.
 
I know they played Varsity football in 82 just wasnt sure if they played before then.
 
Nixa played in the 1986 class 2A basketball final 4.
Yes, Nixa, Ozark, and Republic have exploded in growth in the last 40 years. Most likely we're watching Strafford do the same thing on the other side of the metro. That town could be something else in 10, 20, 30 years.
 
Yes, Nixa, Ozark, and Republic have exploded in growth in the last 40 years. Most likely we're watching Strafford do the same thing on the other side of the metro. That town could be something else in 10, 20, 30 years.
Strafford, Rogersville, and I think Clever as well could blow up.
 
...the incredible growth that has occurred in southern Greene County and northern Christian County as well.
I graduated SMS in 99. Moved back in 2020. I'm still blown away at the growth in such a short period of time. The area has far outgrown the infrastructure.
 
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Last time had a .500 season was 1984 (5-5) with coach Mark McDonald & last sub .500 season was in 1982 (4-6) under coach Mike Hutchinson.

So Webb has been .500 or better in a longer period of time than Nixa has had football. Interesting. Also shows the results of the incredible growth that has occurred in southern Greene County and northern Christian County as well.

Pretty sure Webb was 5-5 in 1998.
I believe 98 was also the last time they lost to McDonald County.
 
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