Mazon Wins by Four at Saunemin in Nonconference Showdown
Mazon Red Devils pulse past Saunemin 64 60 on final free throws 11 of 14 in the fourth. Nick Walsh 21 Dan Arnold 20 lead scoring while Kevin Phelan seals win with late free throws. Arnolts held to one field goal after a 16 point first half as Masching fouls out.
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Larry Ahearn
Bill Edwards
Ed Arnolts
Arnolts
Tom Masching
Masching
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Bill White
Tim Phelan
Saunemin Arnold
Ohmart
Rich
Rothrock
Witzham
Howard
Morris
Phil Duket
Bob Fisher
Doug Holman
Jim Leonard
Jim Miller
Tom Haas
Dave Holman
Neal Kukman
Tim Workman
Redskins
Marquette
Crusaders
Mazon Beats Minooka 72 54 in CVC Battle
Nick Walsh led Mazon with 26 points and 20 rebounds as the Red Devils built a 20 11 lead and extended to a 40 19 halftime margin against Minooka. Dan Arnold added 13 points while Ed Lamping and Ric Craig led Minooka with 12 and 10 respectively. Mazon shot 41 percent, dominated the boards 45 25, and improved to 72 54.
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Mazon
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Larry Ahearn
Dan Arnold
Ed Lamping
Ric Craig
Gardner tops Fairbury 71 62 in non conference clash
Gardner Panthers rally from a 39 37 halftime deficit to defeat Fairbury 71 62. Brett Hillman 21 points lead Gardner with Bill Gerrish 18 Marty Robinson 17 and Terry Baker 13. Harris 19 and Paylor 14 pace Fairbury. Four Gardner players charged with technical fouls amid a physical game. Gardner also wins the fresh soph 43 33.
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Brett Hillman
Bill Gerrish
Marty Robinson
Terry Baker
Panthers
Harrs
Paylor
Minooka Cagers Rout Coal City Assumption in double win
Minooka Grade School teams defeated Coal City Assumption here Friday to raise the heavyweight record to 6-2 with a 76-36 win and the lightweights to 4-2 with a 50-36 victory. Jerry Banks led heavies with 13 points while Greg Miller scored 19 for the lightweights. Minooka hosts Coal City next Friday and the heavyweights face St. Joseph's of Aurora Monday in the Yorkville Tournament.
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Jerry Nelson
Denny Thompson
Randy Frye
Steve Boyer
Steve Kinsella
Wayne Dailey
Luck
Assumption
Greg Miller
Dale Talkington
Keith Robinson
Micetich
J. Agamy
Faletti
Coal City
St. Joseph's of
Aurora
Yorkville
Morris Freshmen Split With Marquette At Ottawa
Morris freshmen split games at Ottawa with Marquette. A game 66 40 to the Crusaders and B game 41 40 in overtime to the Redskins. Marquette led 16 6 early and 37 18 at half, forcing 21 Morris errors.
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Skins
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Newark Drops Leland 62-46 in Little Ten opener
Newark Norsemen beat Leland 62-46 to open Little Ten Conference play at Newark. Rich Clausel scored 18 points, Keith Brown 12, Hatteberg 10 as Newark led 16-11, 32-20 and 48-32. Leland's Jon Swenson had 22. Newark shot .445 to Leland's .420, and outrebounded 26-24 with 20 turnovers to Leland's 24.
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Gordon Hatteberg
Jon Swenson
Panthers
Sophomores Rally To 59-46 Victory Over Coal City
Morris Redskin sophomores defeated Coal City Coalers 59 to 46 Friday night. Morris led 14-9 after one quarter and 32-16 at halftime. High scorer Larry Lutz with 17 points. Tom Sokolinski 14. Ken Dimke 12. Coalers’ Tuiner led with 18 points as Peters added 13 and Crawford 4.
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Herald Proto
Coal City
Coalers
Morris
Herald
Ris
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Anderson
Mark Turk
Mark Peterson
Scott Farmer
Streator Tonight
Morris Redskin
Coal City Coalers
Jim Schaive
Larry Lutz
Tom Sokolinski
Ken Dimke
Jon Siron
Don Jennings
Lee Coil
Hugo Avalos
Tuiner
Peters
Black
Crawford
Born
Winners in Final Football Contest Told
Pernel Peterson of 415 Waupon see St won first place in the Morris Daily Herald football contest. Miss Jaye Bergquist 1225 Wauponsee was second and Doug Bellm Black St third. Scores from the weekend include Texas 15 Arkansas 14 Falcon 45 Saints 17 Cowboys 10 Steelers 7 Colts 17 Lions 17 Browns 20 Packers 7 Vikings 20 Rams 13 Giants 49 Cards 6 Redskins 36 Eagles 29 Jets 34 Oilers 26 Dolphins 27 Broncos 24 49ers 42 Bears 21 Chargers 28 Patriots 18
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Banfield Stops Braceville Five in Non Conference Game
Banfield defeated Braceville 34 27 in a non conference matchup. Braceville struggled to sustain their scoring attack as Carl Adams was held to zero points after entering with a 10 plus point average. Ed Crater led Braceville with 10 points and rebounds as Banfield benefited from outside shooting and interior baskets. Braceville travels to Custer Park for a Thursday clash with the Vikings.
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Braves
Carl Adams
Braceville
Banfield
Ed Crater
Custer Park
Vikings
Prep Basketball Saturday Scores Roundup
Saturday results feature Gilman 58 over Kankakee Bishop McNamara 49 and Westview 42 over Hoop eston 30. Other outcomes include Eastridge 64 over Momence 39, Reddick 60 over Gardner 51, Rich East 70 over Joliet East 58, Marmion M A 70 over Joliet East, Hinckley 46 over Lockport Central 65, LaSalle Peru 80 over Carl Sandburg 64, Proviso East 67 over 60 St. Charles 87, Oswego 61 over Rich Central 67, and Joliet West in action.
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Bishop McNamara
Lockport Central
Carl Sandburg
LaSalle-Peru
Proviso East
St. Charles
Oswego
Rich Central
Joliet West
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