English Springer national championship trial under way at Crab Orchard
The English Springer Spaniel national championship stake began at Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge with five land series and two water tests. About 75 people attended, and entries came from California, Oregon, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas, New York, Connecticut and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Reid
Southern Illinoisan
Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge
Cambria Road
Crab Orchard Lake
Illinois
California
Oregon
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Texas
New York
Connecticut
Maryland
College basketball scores and hockey style tournaments update
College basketball results across regions include Rhode Island over Manhattan 88 70 and Temple over W Chester 70 46. Army defeated Niagara 79 73 Brandeis edged Clark 97 96 Colgate beat Ithaca 80 72. In the South N Carolina routed Rice 127 69 Loyola of New Orleans beat Birmingham 90 67 Memphis State won 108 66 over Missouri Rolla. West centers: W Kentucky 94 Baylor 84 Middle Tennessee 69 Tennessee Wesleyan 53. Baltimore U edged Coppin State 103 72. Midwest results include Pepperdine 98 Quincy 95 and Loyola Chicago 95 St John’s Minnesota. Iowa State 71 Arizona 54 Indiana State 93 Sul Ross 78. Oklahoma State 68 Cal Poly 65 Hamline 73 Dakota Wesleyan 68 St Dakota 110 Westmar 70. Southwest Texas A&M 96 Texas Western 72 SMU 89 Vanderbilt 79 Trinity Texas 81 Southern Miss 61. West California 82 Houston 81 in 2OT. New Mexico 101 Fort Lewis 78 Hawaii 89 Oregon State 7. In tournaments Boston Beanpot first round Harvard 57 Northeastern 54 Boston U 85 Boston College 83 NAC Hastings 102 Dana 62 Concordia Nebraska 89 Nebraska West OT McKendree 82 Midland 67 Doane 81 Lutheran 68. The ruffed grouse season in upstate New York extended from December 31 to January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Rhode Island
Manhattan
Temple
W. Chester St
Army
Niagara
Brandeis
Clark
Colgate
Ithaca
South N. Carolina
Rice
Loyola
Southwest
Texas
Tex. Wes
SMU
Vanderbilt
Trinity Tex
Southern Miss
West California
Houston
E. New Mexico
Fort Lewis
Hawaii
Oregon State
Harvard
Northeastern
Boston U
Boston Coll
Hastings
Dana
Concordia
Neb
Neb. West
McKendree
Midland
Doane
Lutheran
Tar Heels crush Rice as UCLA opens strong in early season slate
North Carolina routs Rice 127 to 69 tying school records for points and field goals as UCLA starts the season at home against The Citadel. California upsets Houston 84-81 in double overtime while Long Beach State dominates Corpus Christi 91-51. Rhode Island defeats Manhattan 88-70 behind Bob Young's 33 points and 14 rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Dean Smith
University of North Carolina
Don Kasdel
Rice
Smith
Tarheels
Owls
Knodel
North Carolina
UCLA
Citadel
Houston
California
Long Beach State
Corpus Christi
Richmond
Eric Long
Harry Brown
Bears
Ed Ratleff
Lamont King
Long Beach
Bob Young
Rhode Island
Manhattan
Area prep basketball opens with 35 game weekend
South Seven kicks off with tonight’s 19 league games as Centralia Mt. Vernon Marion and Harrisburg host early tests. Mt. Vernon and Centralia seek 2-0 marks, Marion eyes first win breaking a 25 game skid, while Harrisburg aims to rebound from a 78-54 loss. Also on Friday action inclines toward Carbondale Herrin Benton and a Black Diamond card highlighting Zeigler Royalton at Trico.
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Larry Odell
Southern Clincisan
Centralia
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Harrisburg
Stephen Decatur
Salem
Cats
Johnston City
Eldorado
West Frankfort
du Quoin
Dave Lee
Carbondale Terriers
Pinckneyville
Herrin
Benton
McLeansboro
Rich Herrin
Carbondale
Anna Jonesboro
Nashville
Murphysboro
Chester
Greenville
Hornets
Liu Arena
Tommy Wheeler
Tom Ashman
Murphy Red Devils
Meridian
Gorham
Carterville
A-J
Tommy Thomas
St. Louis U
Zeigler- Royalton
Trico
Lesser
Zeigler-Royalton
Carrier Mills
Crab Orchard
Christopher
Steeleville
Elverado
Westlin
Okanville
Sandoval
Woodlawn
Waltonville
Dahlgren
Coulterville
Egyptian
Joppa Lesser
Shawneetown
Dongola
Shawnee
Pope County
Ridgway
Norris City
Rossclare
Century
Vienna
Galatia
Equality
Goreville
Brookport
Thompsonville
Mills Prairie
Sparta
Anna-Jonesboro
Champaign
Central Cairo
Odin
Panthers open Carbondale season without two regulars
Pinckneyville helps open Carbondale Community's 1971 72 season tonight with two returning lettermen, guard Dave Crawford and forward Greg Hale, dropped after Tuesday's 51 34 loss to Trico. Hale scored 12 and Crawford eight before leaving the game. Carl broadnax and brian aar open for Carbondale, with Charles Hughlett at center and Wayne Kelly at guard.
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Pinckneyville
Carbondale
Panthers
Dave Crawford
Greg Hale
Dave Renn
Trico
Hale
Crawford
Renn
Dave Lee
Willie Broadnax
Brian Aaron
SIU
Spackman
Charles Hughlett
Letterman Pat Monroe
Carl Favreau
de Wayne Kelly
Lee
McLeansboro
CCHS
Terriers
Tom Ashman
Murphysboro
Rend Lake routs Logan in 108 96 victory at Carterville
Rend Lake shot 65 percent to breeze past John A Logan College 108 96 at Carterville. Logan made 44 percent and dipped to its fourth straight loss as Dave Beggs led Logan with 21 points and Sonny Wyatt paced Rend Lake with 28. Ed Case added 19 as Abe Westley, Roger King also contributed. Logan faces SIU freshmen at SIU Arena Saturday.
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Rend Lake
Breeze
John A. Logan College
Carterville Thuray
Logan
Dave Beggs
du Quoin
Roger King
Marion
Abe Westley
Carbondale
Sonny Wyatt
Ed Case
SIU
SIU Arena
Oldriend returns in clash with Salukis Saturday
Wisconsin Milwaukee brings coach Charles Parsley back to face Southern Illinois in Carbondale. Parsley, 1949 Western Kentucky graduate, built Cape Girardeau record before moving to Milwaukee last year. Panthers, 13 10 last season, meet SIU after opening 81 80 win at St Peter’s and playing major programs this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Southern Illinois University
Panther
Charles Parsley
Cape Girardeau
Cape
Wisconsin
Parsley
Western Kentucky
Wyoming
Nebraska
Milwaukee
SIU
Panthers
Dave Berst
Carbondale
Itchy” Jones
MacMurray
Fosse earns Rawlings Golden Glove for 1971 season
Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse of Marion wins the American League Rawlings Golden Glove as best fielding catcher. He batted .275 with 12 homers and 62 RBIs. Indians president Gabe Paul signals broad trade talk, with Nettles Chambliss and Fosse viewed as near untouchables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Murphysboro Dominates Herrin In Wrestling Meet
Murphysboro defeated Herrin 39 to 30 in a Thursday wrestling clash at Herrin. Pins dominated the card with multiple swift finishes including 98-pound Don Baker pinning Greg Palmer and 195-pound Archie Ward pinning Les Palmer, among others. Leonard Ainsless won by forfeit for Herrin in the heavyweight bout.
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Murphysboro
Herrin
Don Baker M
Greg Palmer
Archie Ward M
Les Palmer
Terry Kindall
Ed Calcaterra
Mark Pagano
Don Grob
Dennis Belt H
John Ellis
David Flowers
David Tope
Bob Bantel
Mark Desjardins
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Springer Trials
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Springer
Murphysboro, Ill
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Sul Ross
Okla
Cal Poly
Hamline
Dakota Wesleyan
St. Dakota
Westmar
Upstate
N. Carolina
Texaco Credit Cards
Master Charge Bank
Americard
American Express
Begoodrich
Bowman Tire
GUN Club
Area Prep
Cchs Cage
David Lee
Endicott
N.Y
Mike Maller
Energy
Ivan Cravens
Mitchell Cravens
Ron Steele
Clem Quillman
Steele
Quillman
David Loucks
Stan Clarry
Ken Gibson
Hillsboro
Raymond Lincolnwood
Walnut Murphysboro
Alaska
Chrysler
Plymouth
Karr
Jay
Park
Lynn Yandell Herrin
Hen Cho
Ettagtg
W. Jackson
Jim Beam
Gece
Lea M
Ares Ntl
Clermont Beam
Shomata
BisgeLieRs
Ooclcot
SERED
Amird Tron
Kentucky
James B. Beam Distilling CO
Clermont, Beam
Merle Jones
Oldtriend
Texas el Paso
Ohio State
St. Peter’s
New Jersey
Long Island
Xavier
Creighton
DePaul
Marquette
Florida State
SIU - Edwardsville
Richard Cox
Henry Davis
Mike Ewing
Vince Jordan
Arkansas
Saluki Frosh
Fosse
Golden Glove
Mike Waller
Belleville
East St. Louis
Illini
Indiana State
Sullivan Ross
Sullivan
Pat
Auburn
Ben
Jake’s Tire and Recap, Inc
N. Park
E. Main
N. Court
Marion Main & Raymond
H’burg
W. Main Benton
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