Minooka Visits Morris In Non conference Matchup
The Minooka Indians, defending Coal Valley Conference champions, travel to Morris for a Friday non conference game. Frosh soph meet at 6 30 p m with varsity at 8 p m. Minooka seeks revenge for last year 82-58 defeat and aims for thirds win against three losses.
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Unitas Wins MVP in Landslide for Colts
John Unitas, 34, led the Baltimore Colts through 13 games with a 11 0 2 record and captured the NFL MVP in a landslide with 40 votes from AP panel. His season revived after a shoulder injury and he set or extended records in passes and completions while guiding a high scoring offense.
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NBA Results and Schedule From Wednesday to Friday
The Associated Press reports scores from Wednesday including Cincinnati 136 over Baltimore 108 and Detroit 129 over New York 117. Chicago 109 beat San Francisco 104. Friday games feature San Francisco at Baltimore and Seattle at Chicago with other matchups listed. ABA results show Denver 111 over New Jersey 92 and Oakland 102 over New Orleans 99 among the day’s notable results.
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Thompson tops IWU in scoring and rebounding in early season
Illinois Wesleyan's Sheldon Thompson, a 6-2 freshman center, leads the Titans in scoring with 16.7 ppg and is their top rebounder at 41 boards through three games. He helped IWU to a 97-73 win over North Central after a 99-77 loss at DePauw.
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Prep Basketball Scores From Chicago Area Matchups
Calumet 47 Von Steuben 44 Lane Tech 83 Steinmetz 52 Kenwood 73 Gage Park 67 Lake View 67 Hubbard 58 DuSable 86 Harlen 68 Simeon 93 Orr 52 St. Laurence 60 Bogan 47 Crane Tech 92 Phillips 77 St. Philip 67 Tuley 47 Vocational 82 South Shore 53 Roosevelt 78 Taft 63 Gordon Tech 88 Foreman 56 Hales Franciscan 80 Fenger 52 Western Com. 59 Tiskilwa 38 Braford 52 Wyoming 48 Plymouth 64 Nauvoo 58 Bowen 67 St. Mary 51 Tri City 71 Athens 53 New Holland 71 Rochester 69
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Mazon Tigers Sweep Nettle Creek In Basketball Pair
The Mazon Grade School Tigers won two of three from Nettle Creek here Wednesday night. The midgets improved to 8-3 with a 14-9 victory, while the heavyweights improved to 10-1 after a 56-39 win. Nettle Creek took the lightweights 36-31. Mark Hill led Mazon with 19 points, Farber 16, Mount 12, and Mount also grabbed 14 rebounds. Brown led Nettle Creek with 17 points and Hausken 12, while Glenn pulled 12 rebounds.
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College Basketball Scores Across Regions
A summary of latest results lists Princeton over Navy 76 to 59, Kentucky Wesleyan 76 over Philadelphia Textile 75, St Josephs Pa 68 over Providence 65, Albright 86 over Gettysburg 83, Boston College 96 over Fairfield 76, St Francis N Y 82 over Conn 62, LIU 56 over Manhattan 52, Fordham 77 over Massachusetts 66, Columbia 95 over Rutgers 64, Delaware 86 over Haverford 70, St Francis Pa 127 over Geneva 83, LaSalle 84 over Bucknell 59. In the South Furman 72 over Mississippi 68, Alabama 90 over South Mississippi 86, West Virginia 87 over Richmond 66, East Carolina 76 over Marshall 73, North Carolina St 88 over William and Mary 73, Duke 103 over Virginia 61. Midwest Bradley 103 over North Dakota 76, Dayton 63 over Louisville 47, St Louis U 77 over Missouri 66. Southwest New Mexico 94 over West Texas State 78, North Texas 71 over Texas A&M 65, Oklahoma State 58 over Trinity Texas 55, TCU 101 over New Orleans Loyola. Far West Evansville 78 over Seattle U 66, Hawaii 86 over Nebraska 72, Bluebonnet Classic first round Houston 86 over George Washington 61, Montana State 81 over Mississippi State 73.
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Davenport Tops NL in Fielding With 137 Chances at Third
San Francisco star Jim Davenport led the National League in fielding chances with 137 at third base and 35 more at short in 1967 without an error. The season’s top across 100+ games included Wes Parker Woody Woodward Clete Boyer Bobby Wine Tony Gonzalez and Tim McCarver with standout fielding averages and numerous chances. Ernie Banks handled 1484 chances to pace all NL players, aiding the Cubs to the top team fielding mark.
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Gardner Man Bowls Near Perfect Game
Don Glasgow of Gardner bowled a 297 game and 656 series in Monday Night League at Variety Lanes. The 43 year old Antenna team member struck 11 in a row tying his closest approach to a 300. Glasgow has bowled for 24 years and remembered a 290 in Wilmington years ago.
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Gehrig Sets AL RBI Record With 184 in 1931
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees drove in 184 runs during the 1931 season to establish a dominant American League single season RBI mark.
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San Diego State Leads in AP Small College Poll
San Diego State tops the AP small college basketball poll with 132 points and seven first place votes as Evansville and Southwestern Louisiana rise. Kentucky Wesleyan is second and Evansville third, with Trinity Texas fourth and Southwestern Louisiana fifth based on games through last Saturday.
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Seven Repeat on Academic Squad
CHICAGO AP Seven players were repeaters and end Jim Beirne of Purdue and halfback Chico Kurzawski of Northwestern were unanimous choices in the Big Ten s 15th annual All Academic football squad. The 1967 outfit had a composite grade point average of 3.17 based on a 4.00 scale. It was selected by 34 midwestern sports editors and football writers. The repeaters included John Wright Illinois Ron Kamzelski Minnesota defensive tackle Tony Williams Iowa defensive back Bob Stein Minnesota defensive end Dick Himes Ohio State tackle Tom Garretson Northwestern safety and Tony Ple VIak Illinois linebacker. Others on the offensive team were Ezell Jones Minnesota guards Wally Schossow Wisconsin and Bob Sebeck Purdue center Joe Dayton Michigan backs Mike Phipps Purdue Harry Gonso Indiana and Bob Olson Northwestern. The defensive team includes end Tom Bilunas Indiana tackle Lance Olsen Purdue linebackers John Cornell Northwestern Dave Nixon Minnesota and Dave Tomasula Illinois and back Dennis Cirbes Purdue.
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Alabama Freshman Adds 240 Pound Tackle From Birmingham
Alabama's freshman football squad features Jim Porter a 240 pound 6 3 tackle from Birmingham aged 18 Porter joins as a new addition to the program this season.
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Bev's Sand Shop Bowling Stat Lines
In a bowling card from Verona area play, Hi-Game results show Bev's Sand Shop posting 779 for team Bev's Sand Shop and 176 for Hi-Game Bev's Sand Shop, with Hi-Series totals of 490 and 2170 for the opposing teams.
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