Salukis Face Green Bay in Cage Opener Amid Phoenix Nickname
SIUC hosts Green Bay in the home opener as coach Paul Lambert expects a tough test from the 6 8 Tom Jones and 6 9 James Bardney led Phoenix. Green Bay, rebounding from Michigan defeat, relies on a disciplined offense and a deep Chicago flavor roster.
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Green Bay Tive
Dan Walter
James Bardney
Pat Joyce
Barnard DeShazer
Ray White
Jim McEldowney
Leo
Green Bay
Chicago
Situ C
Perry Hines
Michigan
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Dorky Abrams
Mike Glenn
Georgia
Joe C. Meriweather
Dennis Shidler
Larry James
Tim Ricci
George Thompson
Alvin Hendricks
Salukis
Green Bay Packers
Phoenix
Immortal Birds
Saluki Coach Notes SIU C Basketball Opponents
The article surveys 1973-74 basketball context, noting shifts from traditional power to varied opponents. It cites UCLA dominance fading, rising diverse teams, and previews Saluki matchups including Wisconsin Green Bay and Centenary. It lists weekend scores against St. Louis U, Samford, Northern Illinois, Rolla, Florida State, Oral Roberts, Wichita, and more.
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Marquette
Louisville
Kansas State
Memphis State
Nevada-Las Vegas
UCLA
Texas-El Paso
Alabama
Saluki
Wisconsin Green Bay
Green Bay
Early deals in baseball at winter meetings
The Monday openings of the baseball winter meetings saw several trades. The Philadelphia Phillies sent Barry Lersch and Craig Robinson to the Atlanta Braves for Ron Schueler. The Houston Astros traded Jim Ray and Gary Sutherland to the Detroit Tigers for Fred Sherman and a player to be named later. The Oakland A’s dealt Horacio Pina to the Chicago Cubs for Bob Locker in a right handed relief pitchers swap.
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Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Barry Lersch
Craig Robinson
Atlanta Braves
Ron Schueler
Houston Astros
Jim Ray
Gary Sutherland
Detroit Tigers
Fred Sherman
Oakland A’s
Horacio Pina
Chicago Cubs
Bob Locker
Hart might miss rest of season for Cardinals
St Louis Cardinals quarterback Jim Hart left Sunday’s 20 16 loss to the Detroit Lions with injuries and may miss the final two games. Coach Don Coryell said Hart was hit hard late in the first half and again in the third, enduring multiple blows but remaining durable. Hart is listed as doubtful for games at Atlanta and in St Louis versus Dallas.
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Salukis
Michigan
Campy Russell
Green Bay
Stevens Point
Western Michigan
Phoenix
Tom Jones
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Jim Hart
Don Coryell
Hart
Coryell
Detroit
Herb Orvis
Cardinals
Atlanta
Falcons
Dallas Cowboys
Carbondale Opens 1973-74 South Seven in Home Opener
Carbondale hosts Anna Jonesboro to start the South Seven season as five league rivals seek early wins. Benton led prep openers with a 70-51 win over McLeansboro while Mt. Vernon Marion Harrisburg and Centralia fell. Other district games include Chester at Trico and Steeleville hosting Norris City, with a slate of Egyptian Conference matchups noted.
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Benton
Rangers
McLeansboro
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Harrisburg
Centralia
Salem
Johnston City
Ken Peebles
Eldorado
Stephen Decatur
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du Quoin
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A-t
Bowen Gym
Carterville
Chester
Carlyle
Trico
Woodlawn
Steeleville
Marissa
Century
Gorham
Norris City
Grayville
Dongola
Brookport
Egyptian
Zeigler-Royalton
Joppa
Pope County
Shawnee
Goreville
Crab Orchard
Tamaroa
Waltonville
Thompsonville
Equality
Rosiclare
Cave-In-Rock
Shawneetown
Carrier Mills
Noble
Enfield
Tourney Time Grade Meets at Giant City
Gorham and Glendale clash with players Cicardo and Usher leading scoring notes. Lutheran schools Immanuel Lutheran and Lick Creek also post scores as teams vie in a tournament setting.
College grid poll ranks top twenty with votes and records
The Associated Press lists the Top Twenty college teams with first place votes, records, and points. Alabama leads with 34 first place votes and a 11-0-0 mark, followed by Oklahoma and Notre Dame, with Ohio State and Michigan in the top five. Additional teams include Penn State, So. Calif, Texas, UCLA, Arizona St, Texas Tech, Nebraska, Louisiana St, Houston, Miami Ohio, and others receiving votes. Tonight features Cape Central-Egyptian and Jonesboro-Nell Holcomb, plus Meridian and Shawnee matchups.
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Alabama
Oklahoma
N. Dame
Ohio State
Michigan
Penn State
So. Calif
Texas
UCLA
Arizona St
Texas Tech
Nebraska
Louisiana St
Houston
Miami Ohio
Narina St
Tulane
Maryland
Kansas
Tennessee
Auburn
East Carolina
Georgia
Kent State
Missouri
Temple
Logan claims second straight win in 110 67 rout
John A. Logan College Volunteers dominate Madisonville Community College 110-67 for their second consecutive victory. Steve Toler led with 21 points and 9 rebounds, while Warren and Buchanan added 12 each. The squad out-rebounded 59-36 and forced 30 turnovers, with all 15 players scoring. Logan opens home play Wednesday at the new Carterville campus against Lewis and Clark College.
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Vols
Lewis and
Cark College
Logan
Carterville
Madisonville
Toler
Buchanan
Warren
Beltz
Lively
Kelly
Boucher
Butler
Green
DeMarie
Franklin
Liverett
Bryant
Gulledge
Ward
Fitch
West
Teague
Wooton
Sullivan
Big Ten backs Duke after Ohio State Rose Bowl vote
Big Ten faculty representatives gave Commissioner Wayne Duke a vote of confidence after a 6-4 tie vote favored Ohio State to represent the conference. They found no evidence Duke influenced athletic directors. Michigan coach Bo Schembechler was indirectly reprimanded for alleging manipulation following Dennis Franklin's broken collarbone in the 10-10 Michigan Ohio State tie.
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Big Ten
Ohio State
Wayne Duke
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Schembechler
Michigan Wolverines
Duke
Dennis Franklin
Directors of Athletics
Logan Vn Finales Set In Logan Independent Tourney
Logan Colts face host Logan in tonight's finals at 8 p.m. Du Quoin takes on Jim's Lounge Royalton for third place at 6:30. Individual scorers include Logan players R Thomas 29 Mocaby 27 Blades 23 Gossett 20. Jim's Lounge Royalton Wyatt 35 Odum 25 Andeton 20. Du Quoin Crews 20 Brown 18 Karnes 10.
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Logan Colts
du Quoin
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Dolphins Rally Past Steelers 30 26 in Miami Comeback
Miami Dolphins held a 30 3 halftime lead before beating the Pittsburgh Steelers 30 26 on Monday night. Dick Anderson tied a league single game record with four interceptions returning two for touchdowns and setting up a third scoring drive.
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Jim Mandich
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Noll
Joe Gilliam
Terry Bradshaw
Shula
Griese
Roy Gerela
Bradshaw
Preston Pearson
Pearson
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