Salukis Coach Sees Pro Potential In 1961 Seniors
Southern Illinois University coach Carmen Piccone says at least three seniors from the 1961 team may reach the pros. Amos Bullocks Ron Winter and Frank Imperiale are highlighted for their potential, with SIU already sending two players to pro ranks Carver Shannon and Houston Antwine. The 7 3 Salukis pride themselves on defense and a improving passing game as they look to rebuild for next season.
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Carmen Piccone
Piccone
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Ron Winter
Frank Imperiale
Siu
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Houston Antwine
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Detroit Lions
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LSU
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Marion Wildcats Edge Harrisburg In Overtime
In the South Seven opener Marion defeats visiting Harrisburg 54-52 in overtime after a 50-50 regulation tie. Key late plays include Steve Frick’s 12‑footer and Pavelonis’s 26 points for Harrisburg. Both teams saw 6‑6 forwards fouled out, with Marion’s Johnson Osman and Golis leading scoring in a tight, defense‑driven game.
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Bulldogs
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Hank Golis
Johnson
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Ted Osman
Wildcats
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Golis
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Cannon
Gubley
Turner
Friendship League Bowling Scores From Herrin Herrin Bowl
League results list teams and scores from Herrin Bowl and area venues. Event includes high series and game leaders like Herrin Bow and Norge Rockettes, with prep scores from Trico Alto Pass West Frankfort and more. Individual leaders include J Borum and Bett y, plus multiple local clubs and businesses shown in standings.
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Herrin Apparel
Herrin Bow
Big Daddy's
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L. Betty
D. Mitchell
Individu
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L. Belz
J. Lawrence
Attucks Tops Hurst 69-53 in Carbondale boys hoop
Attucks Bluebirds beat Hurst Bush 69-53 for their fourth straight win at Carbondale. Sam Newton led Hurst with 29 points before an injury and another burst by Attucks with a 21-12 first period margin and a stronger fourth quarter. Attucks had 9 players scoring and 27 fouls by Hurst Bush limited free throws in a game where Attucks outshot 29 of 69 to 16 of 42.
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Attucks Bluebirds
Hurst Bush
Carbondale
Attucks
Sam Newton
Newton
Bluebirds
Hummers
Hurst
Moore
Leon
Scott
Leonard Mitchell
Alfred Hall
Hurst-Bush
Carter
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Mitchell
Taylor
Mason
Greer
Hall
Green
Pinkerton
Hicks
Hun- Saker
Robison
Steeleville Edges Lynxes 43-41 Friday night
Steeleville held a slim lead over U. School most of the game to earn a 43-41 victory at O’Carbondale. The win came as Steeleville made 17 of 28 free throws while U. School hit 1 of 14, with Steeleville shooting .320 to U. School’s .300. Key scorers included Benson 11 and Riley 13 for Steeleville, and Hunter 6 for U. School.
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O 'Carbondale
Lynxes
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Hunter
Danby
Horrell
Swanson
Mees
Saluki Cagers Fall To Niagara In Opener 84-76
SIU opened the season against Niagara in a high scoring game. Vaughn led Salukis with 17 points while Glenn poured in 27 for Niagara and OConnell added 17. SIU trailed by 14 at halftime and struggled from the free throw line, making six of nine attempts. Gallatin rotated players Henson and Hood as the Salukis tried to close the gap late but Niagara held on for the win.
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Ee Siu Cae
Salukis
Niagara
Vaughn
Henson Or¢É
Glens
Finsal
Harold Hood
Spila
Lentier
Andy O'Connell
Eldon Bigham
Seeng
Gallatin
Dave Need
Ham
Dan
Corbin
Linder
Siu— Vaughn
Gualdont
Lentfer
Hood
Henson
Bigham
O'Connell
Kuryak
Ladley
Bren- Inan
Kennedy
Kerner
34 Get Letters At Murphysboro
Major letter awards were given to 34 members of the Murphysboro grid squad this year. Coach Ed Johnson reported the awards were presented in a school assembly. Seniors receiving the awards were Jewell Ross Dan Wiggs Mike Reid Don Gladden David Pierson Charles Lee Ernest Bankhead Charles Altig Phil Minard Bob Wooldridge Gary Davis Mike Estes Bill Lehmann and Jack Webster. Juniors were Frank Genovese Steve Wohlwend Bruce Herring Ken Park Mike Baird Tom Jones David Roseberry Bob Austin Jim Carlock John Tippy Leland Attig Bill Graff Ray Etherton Mike Kortkamp Frank Reynolds Tom Cook Bob Wides and Darwin Dailey. Sophomore letter winners were Stan King and Mike Law. Major letters were also awarded to varsity squad managers Skipper Blackwood Ed Raines and Henry Porter.
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Ed Johnson
Jewell Ross
Dan Wiggs
Mike Reid
Don Gladden
David Pierson
Charles Lee
Ernest Bankhead
Charles Altig
Phil Minard
Bob Wooldridge
Gary Davis
Mike Estes
Bill Lehmann
Jack Webster
Frank Genovese
Steve Wohlwend
Bruce Herring
Ken Park
Mike Baird
Tom Jones
Prep Basketball Scores From Chicago Area Games
A long list of high school boys games across Illinois shows DuSable defeat Cregier 79 48 and De LaSalle over Dunbay 56 while Joliet beat Kankakee 67 53 and West Aurora topped East Moline 44. Other results include Lincoln 77 Clinton 31 and Marmion 58 St Francis 57 in overtime with Detroit style play echoed in multiple matchups across towns from Quincy to Cairo.
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Highland Park
Glenbrook
Proviso West
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Charleston
Joppa
Metropolis
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Libertyville
York
Lyons
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DeKalb
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Pinckneyville
Taylorville
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Herrin Tigers Roll Past Murphysboro in 74-49 Victory
Herrin dominated Murphysboro 74 to 49 Friday night as guards Steve Fisher and Virgil Martin led with 16 and 12 points. Herrin surged to a 45-19 halftime edge, then stretched the margin to 36 points before clearing the bench. Snyder led Murphysboro with 21 points, while Herrin shot 50 percent from the field and 467 percent for the game. Herrin won the preliminary 47-31.
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Virgil
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Marti
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Jim Robinson
Murphysbera
Jim Dutch Mitchell
Ernie Bozarth
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Red Devil
Snyder
De Soto U basketball rivals in tight scoreline
In a De Soto versus U School nine game Higgins Belbas Norman Tedrick Brumley Strawn and Partion led U School with Hale Bullar Dietz Bandy Bean Ran laott for De Soto. Preliminary scores showed U School 44 De Soto 32 at Vergennes where Vergennes Weatherford Parrish Barber and Tuthill starred and Giant City claimed a 65 6 1 28 margin. Vergennes set a school record by hitting 22 of 33 free throws.
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