Indians beat Terriers 68 53 in opener at Johnston City
Johnston City defeated Carbondale 68 to 53 as Caen Dave Shanghan led the Indians with 11 points. Ivory Vick Ralph Litton and Macky Babington each scored 11, with Hargrave matching Vick for game honors. Carbondale fouls and late substitutions shaped the rough, physical contest.
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Ivory Vick
Ralph Litton
Tur Macintch
Macky Babington
Mike Seathy
Jim Collins
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Brookport
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Jerry Vick
Phil Taylor
Jim Hargrave
Sheir
Vick and
Hargrave
Tom Murrah
Mackay Beats Buchholz In Tennis Finals
Prep basketball results Friday feature West Frankfort 49 over Christopher Zeigler 48 and Carterville 42, with Eldorado 67 over Galatia 58. Multiple boys and girls scores listed include Shawneelawn 38 over Equality 37 and Joppa 54 over Metropolis 48.
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Malic
West Rockford
Rock Island
Mackay Wins All American Tennis Final Against Buchholz
Barry Mackay of Dayton Ohio defeated Earl Buchholz in the Victorian championships final despite a nasty spill on the grass. Mackay recovered quickly and filed his fifth win over Buchholz delivering a strong Davis Cup lead for the United States with upcoming interzone finals against Italy five days away.
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Barry Mackay
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
U.S
Italy
TP Qent
David Freed
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Tim
Buchholz
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Stumianar Talon
Seriool
Steeleville
Brumley Foot
Frame
Holder
Hunter
Neal
Auille — Kia
Nol
Taly
Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Re
Australia
Neale Fraser
Roy Emerson
Lenoir Rhyne Edges Northern Michigan In Playoff Tie
Lenoir Rhyne won the playoff game 20-20 on net yardage advantage over Northern Michigan, earning a spot in the Holiday Bowl in St Petersburg. Lenoir Rhyne outgained NMU 269 to 21 yards, with a late 21 yard sack by a Lenoir Rhyne defender shaping the result.
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N. Michigan
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
D.C
Novihera Michigan
NAIS
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lenoir Rhyse Bers
Wildcats
Michigan
Lenair Rhyne
Dick Novak
Northern Michigan
Yuo Arend
Sityard
Vung McClamboch
Wiigback
Marcus Midgett
Marion Kirby
Brawl enlivens Nationals win over Knicks in televised game
Syracuse Nationals trigger a 17-0 burst to overturn a 21-17 New York lead and beat the Knicks 113 to 100 in a nationally telecast game enlivened by a third quarter brawl. Dave Gambee sustained scratches but remained in the action, while AL Greer paced late scoring.
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NATS
Knicks
Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse Nationals
New York Rinlekerbockers
Dave Gambee
Dave Budd
Rick Joame
Centratie
Gambee
Budd
AL Greer
New York
Tapis Wins Cry of Miami Handicap Close Finish
In Tropical Park Miami on December 3, Tapis clinched a nose victory in the Cry of Miami Handicap in a dramatic finish with three horses across the wire. Silky Sath was second by a nose, just ahead of April Skies.
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Miami
Fla
Tapis
Silky Sath
Herrin Tigers Upset Murphysboro Red Devils in Close Tilt
Herrin beat Murphysboro 41 38 in a hard fought basketball game. Doug Williams and Jimmy Williams led Herrin with key baskets and free throws while Beasley paced Murphysboro with 15 points. Herrin improved to a 2 0 season mark and held a slim lead most of the second half.
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Dutch" Mitsh Él
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Joe Filzpatrick
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Murinhysboro
Jimmy Williams
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Doug Gelung
Jimmy
Murkysboro
Tiger Cubs
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Hudson
Murphysborn
Man
Elliott
Hervin
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Mutt
Hamilton
Doug Williams
le Albert Elliott
Moor
Gary Murphysbor
Demarco Hart Critically Injured In Auto Crash
Paddy DeMarco former lightweight boxing champion was critically injured in a car collision on Dec. 8. He rode as a passenger in a car that left the parkway and struck a tree. The driver Loviy Brano, 27, of New York, also was critically injured. DeMarco, who began in 1947 at 145 pounds, held the world lightweight title after beating Jimmy Carter in 1954 and lost the defense to Carter in 1954. He fought through 1957, was inactive in 1958, and won only one of eight bouts in a comeback last year.
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Brooklyn
Loviy Brano
New York
DeMares
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Cront
Carter
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