Track Honor Roll Names From Murphysboro Area
The community’s track honor roll includes Jay Wittenborn from Murphysboro Brad Auten from Benton Marc Palmer from Marion John Walker from Carterville and Hal Tweedy from Murphysboro.
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Jay Wittenborn
Murphysboro
Brad Auten
Benton
Marc Palmer
Marion
John Walker
Carterville
Hal Tweedy
George Warren
Anna-Jonesboro
Brian Russell
Centralia
Mark Bittle
Harrisburg
Charles Meadows
Doug Hines
Eldorado
Kevin Ellis
Carbondale
Darin Lee
McLeansboro
David Walker
Joe Crowner
Ed Marnier
John van Voorhes
du Quoin
Larry Roberts
Anna Jonesboro
Wes McCoy
Steve Truitt
Charlies Bastnage
Mount Vernonco
Brent McLain
Ben
Jim Holway
Richard Edwards
Brent Dorris
Centrélia
Jerry Bankhead
Scott Gil
Kevin Walter
Nashville
Kyle Fortney
Edward Ginn
Steve Russell
Rick Jenkins
Mount Vernon High
Hurdies
Carl Evans
Brad Thomas
Chester
Kevin Howerton
David Hodge
Mount Vernon
Neal McDaniel
Pinckneyville
Brad Lee
Jeff Cook
Felipe Martin
du Quoin Cairo
Sparta
Darin Ligier
Leland Sherrill
David Leehy
Lady Woods
Randy Edmondson
Jim Sutton
Kip Wright
Cairo
John Evans
Cameron Riley
Metropolis
Chuck Wortman
West Frankfort
Dale Kellard
Graig Jones
Jeff Jones
John DeMattei
Gary Mestal
Lowell Anderson
Ernie Badger
Kevin Fetters
Nelson Newton
Mike Monkman
Doug Nolen
Jack Rodely
Mike Webb
Kevin
Dutch clears Buncombe Hill hall of fame spotlight
George Dutch Schneeman Sr and Reid Martin headlined the hall of fame inductions with Schneeman noted for 22 seasons at Metropolis High from 1931 to 1952, a 382 win record, and a Buncombe Hill jinx over sectional play. Ivory Crockett earned Drake Relays Hall of Fame mention and a career shift through IBM Anheuser Busch and Coors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Jones
Southern Illinoisan
George “Dutch” Schneeman Sr
Reid Martin
Benton Odum
Bob Dallas
Eugene Pursell
Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame
Schneeman
Metropolis High
Arthur Trout
Hubert Tabor
la Rue van Meter
Stan Changnon
Duster
Thomas
Virgil Wilson
Wendell Starrick
Ralph Davison
Metropolis
Illinois
Len Small
Ohio River
Les Cable
Milton Helm
Lyndell DeJarnett
Joe Cunningham
Milton Lindsey
Carl Fort
Neil Smith
John Kreuter
Howard Trampe
Massac County
Trojan
Buncombe Hill
Trojans
Schreeman
Jinx
Herrin
West Frankfort
Champaign
Centralia
Assemly Hall
Basketball Hall of Fame
Ivory Crockett
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
IBM
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Coors
Rockets Use Decoy Game To Outsmart Kings
Houston Rockets coach Del Harris expects Kansas City to double team Moses Malone again in game four of the Western Conference playoff series. Calvin Murphy scored 23 points and Robert Reid 20 as Houston built a 2-1 lead with a 92-88 win, using a strong second quarter to push ahead and never lose the advantage.
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Houston
Houston Rockets
del Harris
Kansas City Kings
Moses Malone
Kansas City
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Kings
Harris
Calvin Murphy
Robert Reid
Rockets
Moses
Murphy
Reid
Erving, Jones stifle Celtics as 76ers seize 2 1 lead
Julius Erving covers Larry Bird as Caldwell Jones guards the Celtics star. Philadelphia builds a 21 10 edge and wins 110 100 to take a 2 1 series advantage in the Eastern Conference finals. Bird scores 22 points, 13 rebounds. Jones adds 14 rebounds and five blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Julius Erving
Dr. J
Boston
Larry Bird
76Ers
Billy Cunningham
Caldwell Jones
Bird
Celtics
Erving
Jones
Rangers advance past Blues to set up Islanders clash
New York Rangers beat St Louis 7 4 to win series and reach NHL semifinals against the defending champion Islanders. Ron Duguay starred in the quarterfinals with seven playoff goals as Steve Baker and Mike Liut traded saves and a 3 0 first period lead dissolved into a tense stretch before the Rangers closed out the series with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Rangers
Los Angeles Kings
St. Louis Blues
Rangers
Ron Duguay
Blues
Duguay
Islanders
Edmonton Oilers
Minnesota North Stars
Philadelphia
Calgary
Flyers
Flames
Mike Allison
Los Angeles
Steve Baker
St. Louis
Mike Liut
Steve Vickers
Anders Hedberg
Liut
Beck
Bernie Federko
Rick LaPointe
Lance Nethery
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Co Alies
Kathy Grant
Johnston City
Karla Coleman
Michelle Compas
Connie Hayes
Julie Rucker
Ingrid Hibbier
Carla Shelton
Leslie Williams
Kelly Kohler
Vonnie Lash
Laura Hill
Ingrid Hibbler
Kim Jones
June Lacy
Stephanie Smith
Jane Abell
Debbie Smith
Betsey Gimber
Coulterville
Kathy Sherrill
Tyrie Smith
Ca Aie
Tony William
Debbie Buesking
Debbie Kroening
Toni Federici
Sandy Alvey
Beth White
Robyn Moore
Kathy Boethemeyer
Coleen Hillier
Emily Taylor
Sesser-Valier
Censtralia
Patrice Henschen
Julie Ashman
Linda Walker
Renell Harris
Rita Nowacki
Julie Stevens
Renee Dearing
Zweigart
Cynthia Duggan
Laura Milligan
Michelle Bird
Toby Hise
Barbie Drew
Stephanie Sweetin
Lisa Blowers
Sharon Horn
Acquanetta Gilkey
Dais Taylor
Crystal Bryant
Martha Harper
Angie Wilson
Discus Barbie Drew
Bridgett Jones
Sharon Summers
Angie Rector
Susan Halsey
Donne Bragee
Emily Boyd
Alison Bradley
Penny Nichols
Sport
Edmonton
Canada
NBA
Portland
Arizona
Arizona State
Frank Kush
Tony Mason
Mason
Pete Rose
Phillie
Rose
Stan Musical
Seattle
Tire Stores
Motorcraft
Jake’s Tire Stores
N. Court
N. Park
E. Main
W. Main
SouTh
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