Salukis overwhelm Chicago Circle in season opener
In Carbondale the Salukis beat Chicago Circle 82-50 as coach Paul Lambert deployed 13 players. Mike Glenn Gary Wilson and Corky Abrams tied for 14 points each while Circle’s Dean Van Dry led scorers with 18 as Salukis showed depth and early defensive intensity.
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Northwestern Upsets Kentucky In College Basketball Shock
Northwestern defeats Kentucky 89-77 behind Billy McKinney 31 points as Illinois and Michigan State also win. Illinois improves to 2-0, Nebraska and other Top Twenty teams win, while Kent State and Northwestern slide to 1-1 and 0-1 respectively.
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Morrall leads Dolphins past Patriots in bench role
Earl Morrall came off the bench to quarterback Miami to a 20 7 victory over New England before injuring his left knee. With Bob Griese out, Morrall's status for Sunday's key clash with Buffalo is uncertain as Don Shula weighs the quarterback options.
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Giant City tournament results and schedule
Imm. Lutheran defeats Neunert 48 to 47 in a low scoring game. Glendale edges Energy 59 to 47 as Gorham and Crain lead. Unity Point and others post scores with Neunert Neuhaus Bachmann Rogers and Mueller among top scorers. The Giant City Tourney continues tonight with host team facing De Soto at 6 30 p m followed by Lick Creek Neunert contest. meet ends Friday.
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High School Basketball Tonight Across Multiple Matchups
Tonight's boys basketball schedule features McLeansboro at Benton Anna-Jonesboro at Carbondale Marion at Johnston City Carlyle at Westlin Greenville at Nashville Lesser at Zeigler-Royalton Carterville at Shawnee Elverado at Christopher Courterville at Valmeyer Dongola at Brookport Century at Meridian Bluford at Enfield Woodlawn at Crab Orchard Thompsonville at Galatia Okanville at Freeburg Equality at Ridgway Tamaroa at Waltonville Rosiclare at Cave-In-Rock Norris City at Grayville Joppa at Pope County Cobden at Goreville.
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Rumored college conference nears reality with Xavier and rivals
Xavier AD Jim McCafferty said several Midwestern schools including Detroit Loyola Chicago Valparaiso Butler Evansville and Dayton are near forming a new college basketball conference. DePaul sent a representative to a Nov 20 meeting but was not expected to join.
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UCLA Scouts Salukis in Carbondale Ahead of Key Games
UCLA assistant coach Gene Bartow's aide scouted Southern Illinois in Carbondale as UCLA faced Missouri and a weekend matchup with Indiana. Lee Hunt noted Indiana’s Benson and Drollinger's uneven form while praising UCLA's Pauley Pavilion success and pending long term contract. Ed Bigham, a former Saluki, also scouted for Virginia Commonwealth and discussed varied lineups against SIU.
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Indiana Beats UCLA Draws Near-Record crowd at St. Louis Arena
The 19 115 paying fans witnessed Indiana defeat UCLA 84 64 at St. Louis Arena on Saturday, the second largest turnout since the venue opened. The all time high was 19 301 in 1973 for UCLA vs Memphis State in the NCAA final. additional big crowd came in December 1973 when SIUC beat St. Louis 89 81 and UCLA topped North Carolina State 84 66 in the finale.
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Ohio State Clinches 1975 Regular-Season Title
Ohio State finishes the regular season unbeaten at 11-0 and earns 50 first-place votes and 1,144 of 1,160 points from the AP poll. UCLA awaits in the Rose Bowl as Texas A&M, Oklahoma and Alabama follow in the top spots. The final champion vote comes after bowl games.
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Indiana Tops UCLA 84 64 in No 1 ranking blooding
Indiana defeats UCLA 84 64 on national TV to solidify its No 1 position in the AP rankings. UCLA falls to No 5 as Maryland rises to No 2 and Marquette moves to No 3 after opening its season.
Harrisburg area names listed for local notices
Fragmentary OCR lists Marion Carbondale Benton Olney Herrin Flora At Carrie Harrisburg indicating place names, likely locations or communities. No clear event or action is stated in readable text.
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Griffin Wins Second Straight Heisman Trophy
Ohio State star Archie Griffin captured his second consecutive Heisman Trophy in a late morning announcement from New York.
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