Cavaliers rout Morris Redskins 108 52 in LP romp
LaSalle-Peru Cavaliers overwhelmed Morris Redskins 108-52 as Jim Happ and Denny Trumpeter led with 26 and 22 points. LP shot 57 percent, forced 26 turnovers, and used heavy man-to-man pressure to blow open a 28-7 first-quarter lead and coast to the win.
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Ken Remejes
Cavaliers
Redskins
Trumpeter
Happ
Hollis Vickery
Terry Olszewski
Dick Engel
Coaliers
Jim McNulty
Darrell Brown
Bob Hunt
Don Brown
Jay Zumbahlen
L-P
Vickery
Olszewski
Trompeter
Avalanche
Engel
Hunt
Jozwiak
Roberson Weber Quesse Joiner
Giczewski
Carls
Morris
LaSalle-Peru
Avery Pinder Barnett Turk
Prombo van Horn White Pierce Reiman
Williams Parker Kratz Brown
Conrad Bell Martin
Warters Morris
Peru
Mendota
Redskin
Frosh-Soph Redskins
Trojans
Coal City Coalers rout Seneca Irish 66 to 43 in CVC game
Tom Pringle Butch Skubic and Cal Brainard powered the Coal City Coalers to a 66 43 victory over the Seneca Irish in a Coal Valley Conference showdown. The win improves Coal City to 1 3 in the CVC and 4 5 on the season, as coach Ken Miller’s squad started slowly.
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Coal City
Tom Pringle
Butch Skubic
Cal Brainard
Coal City Coalers
Seneca Irish
Coalers
CVC
Ken Miller
Shabbona wrestlers third in quad meet
SHOREWOOD The Shabbona wrestling team scored 37 points to finish third in a quadrangular meet. New Lenox won with 56 points, Troy was second with 41, and St. Mary of Mokena had 16. Three Shabbona wrestlers won first places: Rick Bell at 80 pounds, Dan Snyder at 105 pounds, and Ron Rockovski at heavyweight.
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Shabbona
New Lenox
Troy
St. Mary of Mokena
Rick Bell
Dan Snyder
Ron Rockovski
Bell
Snyder
Rockovski
George Dergo
Frank Grindstaff
Jim Darin
Terry Lewis
Dergo
Local Wrestling and Basketball Notes From Coal City Area
In wrestling Grindstaff won by pin in his first match but was pinned in the second. Darin and Lewis drew first round byes but lost 7-0 and 5-0 in the finals. Gilbertson 65 lb McTague 75 lb Mulcahy 85 lb Linn 125 lb Conley 134 lb all placed third with forfeits in some matches. Shabbana to Joliet Saturday. In basketball Pringle and Skubic led with 17 and 15 as Coal City led 36-21. Myre and Pitts topped Seneca with 10 each. Coal City shot 51 percent, Seneca 31.6 percent. Tuesday games: Coal City hosts Beecher, Seneca at Braidwood.
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McNulty
Cavaliers
Tom Over
Morris
Darrell Brown
Redskins
Don Brown
Zumbahlen
LP Incas
Randy Parker
Mark Kratz
Lee Brown
Sam Avery
Rick Pinder
Incas
Grindstaff
Darin
Lewis
Paul Gilbertson
Dave McTague
Mike Mulcahy
Doug Linn
Bob Conley
Gilbertson
McTague
Mulcahy
Linn
Conley
Jeff Workman
Dave Stinnett
Don Corzine
Pringle
Skubic
Brainard
Brainaird
Coalers
Matt Myre
Denny Pitts
Seneca
Coal City
Beecher
Braidwood
Ken Remejes
Mendota
Bob Pinkstaff
Mendota Trojans
Pinkstaff
Darrel
Jim Leonard
Jim McNulty
Mendoza
LaSalle- Peru
Doug Holman
Jay Tibbett
Craig Cassem
Phil Duket
Pat Beals
Bob
Trojans
Randy Tieman
T. J. Lewis
Keith Phelan
Dave Faber
Leonard
Mazon advances in Big Seven Lightweight tourney at Goodfarm win
Dan Paulsen led Mazon with eight points to the 35-11 victory over Goodfarm and move to 4-5 on the season. H. Martin led Goodfarm with seven. Tonight at 6 30, Mazon faces South Wilmington with a spot in the semifinals against Banfield.
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Bonfield
Mazon
Goodfarm
Dan Paulsen
Jeff Lowery
Ron Lantz
Terry Olson
H. Martin
R. Smith
South Wilmington
Banfield
Verona
Gerado Chavez
Scott Ragan
Tim
Mikita Leads Hawks Past Bruins 5-4 In Firecracker Hockey
Stan Mikita piled up a goal and four assists as the Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Boston Bruins 5-4. Mikita moved to second in the NHL scoring and widened Chicago’s Western Division lead over Minnesota to eight points. Nine goals came in the first two periods as Cliff Korell and Dick Redmond helped push the Hawks ahead, with Orr and Bucyk exchanging scores for Boston.
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Boston Bruins
Stan Mikita
Black Hawks
Hawks
Mikita
NHL
Minnesota North Stars
Boston
Bobby Orr
Tony Esposito
Danny Maloney
Terry O’reilly
Bruin
John Bucyk
Phil Esposito
Orr
Dick Redmond
Gregg Sheppard
Esposito
Koroll
Adams
Chicago Blue
Bucyk
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