Salukis rally past California 76 74 at SIU Arena
Salukis erase a 15 point first half deficit to beat California 76 74 in front of 5850 at SIU Arena. Davis of California paced the shooting with a high scoring first half while Don Portugal grabbed the decisive tip after Ricci froze the ball in the final seconds.
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Paul Lambert
Salukis
Davis
California
SIU Arena
Bob
Don Portugal
Ricci
Joe Meriweather
Liu Soph
Dennis Shidler
Shidler
Mustang
Gary Fox
Creighton
Omaha
Thompson sinks winner as SIU tops Davis 76 74 at SIU Arena
Thompson scores the decisive basket to give SIU a 66 65 lead then adds two more jumpers to seal a 76 74 win over Davis at SIU Arena Saturday night. Griggs photo credits.
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Davis- California
SIU Arena
Thompson
SIU
Jack Griggs
Illini Open Season With Big Win Over DePauw
Nick Weatherspoon scored 30 points to lead Illinois to a 100 69 season opening victory over DePauw in Champaign. Coach Harvey Schmidt cleared the bench with six minutes left as the Illini built a comfortable margin.
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Seer Danan
Illinois
DePauw
Weatherspoon
Vantage
Harvey Schmidt
Illini
Badgers Defeat Edwardsville in Close Conference Contest
Badgers secure a win against Edwardsville as they improve their record and push toward top conference standings. Key players contribute scoring and defense in a tight matchup at home.
Hoosiers Rout Harvard Crimson in Saturday Victory
Indiana built a comfortable lead by halftime and extended it to win 97 to 76 over Harvard. Coach Bob guided the Hoosiers to a decisive second half surge, delivering a clear rout.
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Hoosiers
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College basketball scores roundup across matches
Wisconsin defeated Edwardsville 100 to 74 while Minnesota crushed Western Illinois 111 to 66. Northwestern beat Minnesota 111 to 66? Purdue not listed. Rhode Island won 91 to 81 over Brown. North Carolina 99 beat Pitt 70. S Dakota 103 defeated E Montane 82. Lafeyette 108 toppled Munchienberg 90. Amherst 74 beat Bowdain 68. Cal U 86 over Drexel 76. Oklahoma 79 edged Washburn 55. Other results include Illinois State 75 Principia 73 and Dayton I? Michigan State/Others not clear.
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Aquinas
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Pitt
S. Dakota
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Lafeyette
Munchienberg
Amherst
Bowdain
American U
SIU Wrestlers Sweep Three Weights In Meet
SIU won three weight classes by a combined 63 points. Gerdes edged Andy Passagella 5-3 at 134. Stumpf won 158 with a 3-0 decision over Joe Trotsman. Wiesen and Horvath placed third at 150 and 167, with Gary Sommer also competing at heavyweight for the Salukis.
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Gerdes
Andy Passagella
Illinois
Stumpf
Joe Trotsman
Western Illinois
Mark Wiesen
Jim Horvath
Gary Sommer
Salukis
College football and basketball scores from weekend action
college football results include Texas Tech defeating Florida 7 35 and Tennessee losing 30 to Baylor 28. Rice 14 Boston College 41. Holy Cross 11 Tuskegee 10. Alabama State 0 Long Beach State 35. N North Carolina Central 6. and 1A District 1 Final Missouri Southern 21 NW Iowa 14. Minnesota 111 Western Illinois 66 in non conference basketball highlights Minneapolis AP notes Gophers offense and defense dominate.
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Gophers
Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota
Western Illinois
SIU Second in Windy City Gymnastics Invitational
Indiana State led by Ed Zileak and Bill Carney won the Windy City Gymnastics Invitational with 159.45 points. Southern Illinois 159.00 finished second and Illinois-Chicago 158.00 third. Zlezak won the pommel horse with 9.4, Carney won parallel bars with 9.35, Morova of SIU took all around with 54.15, Buwick of Illinois State won free exercise 9.45, Malmendahl of Indiana led still rings 9.5, Warner of Illinois-Chicago won long horse and high bar with 9.3.
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Windy City
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Carney
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Greg Buwick
Illinois State
Jack Malmendahl
Indiana
Chuck Warner
Benton Rangers Dominate Sparta In Season Opener
Benton Rangers beat Sparta 97 to 52 as sophomore Bill Smith scored 27 points. Benton shot 35 of 61 from the field and 27 of 32 at the line, while Sparta made 19 of 49 field goals. Five Rangers reached double figures led by Smith, Hurley, Dinckins, Moore, and Corn.
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Sparta
Benton
Rangers
Roger Gerlach
Bulldogs
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Moore
Corn
McCommons
Hall
Summers
Mains
Quincy Rout Carbondale In Season Opener 95 44
Quincy defeated Carbondale Community High School 95 to 44 to start the season. Ray Clasyton and John Lamb led the Terriers with 14 and 12 points as Quincy built a large fourth quarter margin. Preliminary: Quincy 70 60.
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Quincy
Ray Clasyton
John Lamb
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Lamb
Reissaus
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Sanders
E. Spears
Gott
Wisman
Sellers
Douglas
Bergman
Oakley
Ely
Wriedt
J. Spear
Dennis
Naught
Enlow
Liddell leads Mt Vernon to season opening win over Salem
Billy Liddell scored two baskets in the final 45 seconds to lift Mt Vernon past Salem 49 44 in the season opener. The win marked the varsity coaching debut of Son Ellis as Mt Vernon held a 27 12 first half edge and held Salem to 10 fourth quarter points. Liddell led Mt Vernon with 15 points as Ed Sanders and Gary Mann contributed key baskets.
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Mt. Vernon
Salem
Ellis
Rams
Prep results show multiple games across towns and eras
In Campbell Hill Pinckneyville trounced Trico 52 44 while Metropolis defeated North Marshall 56 50 and Joppa beat Meridian 97 59. Other scores include Galatia 63 over Cairo 92 and Carlyle 73 over Carlyle 68 in regional prep basketball play with preliminary results noted for several matchups.
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Michigan Triumphs Over Notre Dame In Ann Arbor Showdown
Michigan ranked 19th rallied with Henry Wilmore scoring 10 points in eight minutes late to beat Notre Dame 96-87 in Ann Arbor.
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Henry Wilmore
Michigan
Notre Dame
Trout coaching legend closes era with 600 prep wins
Illinois prep basketball notes salute Vergil Trout of Centralia and his 600th win in 36 seasons, highlighting his unmatched record, 1915 start, and the eras of rivals and great teams. Mentioning 1972 Palmer's drought, the piece contrasts past schedules with modern limits and league strength.
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Triad
Gay Kintner
Decatur
Arthur Trout
Centralia
Illinois
Ernie Kovisto
Aurora
Trout
Antoine to play Bears Vikings clash after knee surgery
Former SIU star Lionel Antoine, Bears No 1 draft pick, will play if healthy against the Vikings in Minnesota. Coach Abe Gibron says he will test him at both guard and tackle roles. Cardinals draw 430082 fans in seven road games, averaging 61740.
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SIU
Lionel Antoine
Bears
Antoine
Abe Gibron
Nicklaus Leads With One Round Left at Walt Disney Classic
Jack Nicklaus held a commanding lead entering the final round of the $150,000 Walt Disney Classic in Lake Buena Vista Florida. The Golden Bear faced skeptical challengers as he pursued a seventh tour victory this year and was pressed chiefly by Jim Dent who posted a strong Saturday score.
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Walt
Golden Bear
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Augusta
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Dent
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Marr
Leonard Thompson
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Davis nets six TDs as USC routs Notre Dame 45 to 23
USC’s Anthony Davis rushes for six touchdowns including kickoff returns of 97 and 96 yards to power a 45-23 victory over Notre Dame. The sophomore tailback totals over 100 yards and helps keep the Trojans undefeated heading toward a potential national title.
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Notre Dame
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University of Southern California
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O. J. Simpson
Mike Garrett
Frank Gifford
Jon Arnett
Illinois Edges Wisconsin in Big Ten Relays
Illinois won the 200 yard freestyle relay in 7 minutes 14.19 seconds and tallied 134 points to Wisconsin’s 130 in a Big Ten western section swimming meet in Madison. Iowa and Northwestern tied for third with 75 points, Minnesota had 69.
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