Morris volleyball ends season in sectional loss to Bradley Bourbonnais
Morris High School finishes 21-3 after a three game defeat to Bradley Bourbonnais in the Morris Sectional first round. Holly Butterfield led the Redskins with 20 points and four seniors depart while Morris eyes a younger squad next season.
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Coal City Coals Off Fifth Victory In Braidwood Match
The undefeated Coal City Coalers remained unbeaten with a 47 to 10 win at Braidwood Reed-Custer. Coach George Dare cited overrunning Braidwood with strong pins by Balderas Radomsky and Roseland and forfeits games as key factors. Next, Coal City heads to a double dual at Wilmington on December 14 starting at 6 p.m.
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Bulls win third straight three game win streak
CHICAGO AP The Bulls halted a rough stretch by beating the Philadelphia 76ers 96 91 as Artis Gilmore led with 29 points and 23 rebounds. Gilmore cautioned that the team is not yet playing consistently despite the win.
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Panthers edge Odell 65 62 in tightly played district clash
Gardner Panthers defeat Odell 65 62 to run their record to 5-0 with four players in double figures. Jeff Sorensen scored 14 points, Darren Brooks 16, Dean Vigna 14, Bill Clover 12, and Dave Bexson 9 as Odell led by six at halftime and only tied late in the fourth before Sorensen foul shots sealed the win. Odell’s Wilkey 10 and Kennedy 16 paced the visitors.
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Seneca’s Fighting Irish hand MVK fifth loss in 60 55 win
Seneca remains undefeated at 4-0 after a 60-55 victory over MVK Red Devils who drop to 4-2. MVK led by 10 before Seneca surged in the third quarter, then held on as Tony Hutfles and Jeff Hallett led the defense and rebounding. Mike Murray top-scored for MVK in a game that also featured a 57-56 overtime win for Seneca in the sophomore clash.
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Minooka Edges Romeoville In Sloppy 55-50 Win
Minooka Indians pull out a 55-50 victory over Romeoville to move to 3-2, with coach Wayne Greenbeck calling the effort sloppy. Bill Van Ashlen led Minooka with 17 points as the team outrebounded 34-25 and hosts Lemont Friday. Romeoville’s Gardner and Hill paced late scoring.
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Rose Signs with Phillies Rose signs with Phillies
In Orlando AP reports Pete Rose signed a four year 3.2 million contract with the Philadelphia Phillies a bold move that could reshape player salaries. Rose declared he is the best in the world and will motivate teammates while arriving early to every workout. Other news: Tony Solaita moved from the Angels to the Expos for cash and a minor leaguer. Darrell Evans agreed to a five year deal with the Giants who also named Larry Shepard as pitching coach.
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MVK Wrestlers Rally In Double Dual Triumph
MVK toppled Marseilles 41 to 15 and Hall 51 to 9 Tuesday to move to 2-2 this season. Coach Jerry Angeloff praised freshmen for strong effort as MVK eyes next all school assembly on Thursday at 2 PM.
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