Parish leads Celtics rally past Hawks in 106 101 win
Celtics center Robert Parish scored a season high or equal to 33 points as Boston erased an 11 point third quarter deficit to beat Atlanta 106 101. Parish shares time with Rick Robey and notes more rest lets him work the low post. Bird added 22 and helped key the comeback.
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Brick Young shaped Illinois sports as official and writer
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Rude's all star picks draw flood of letters
Sports editor notes Mike Rude of Anna argues six players belong on the All Southern Illinois team. He boosts Murphysboro to seven and Harrisburg to eight, totaling 21 from three schools and leaving 19 for all others.
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West Frankfort Redbirds rise in regional football stats
West Frankfort's 38-6 Thanksgiving win over Benton pushes the Redbirds to second in area scoring offense at 28.0 points per game and up to seventh in defense at 12.9. Ron Hutchcraft scores three times and gains 165 rushing yards to become the 10th leading scorer and ninth in rushing yards in the area. Benton’s John Lawrence passes for 239 yards to raise his season average to just over 100 yards per game, moving to second among area quarterbacks.
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