Carbondale Terriers Rally For 46 41 Victory At Murphysboro
Carbondale Terriers upset Murphysboro 46 to 41 in a low scoring Southwestern Egyptian Conference game. Key scoring included Langan 10 Sanford 12 Bobbitt 12 Lovelace 8 for Carbondale and Turk 14 Lavender 10 Gilmore 11 for Murphysboro.
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Terriers
Murphysboro
Murphysio
Mike Langan
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Ken Lavender
Terrier
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Jay Lovelace
Mickey Turk
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Bobbitt
Laender
Lavender
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Gilmore
Larry Dykhouse
Devil Press
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Lovelace
Muhlenbrock
Turk
Casleton
Universi ty School Lynxes Top Shawnee 53 44
The Univers ity School Lynxes beat Shawnee 53 44 after a 9 0 run to open the final period. Mees scored 23 points to raise his per game avg to 17 as U S split four games 2 2. Shawnee fell to 0 2 in league play.
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University School
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Shawnee
Carbondale
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Mees
Clyde Benson
Indians
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Smiddy
Livesay
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Clendenin
Hale
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Chaney
Brandon
Reinhardt
Bricker
Colp Attucks Edges Chittyville In Tight Friday Game
Colp Attucks defeated Chittyville 42 to 41 in a close Friday basketball clash. Chittyville trailed 29 to 16 at half but rallied in the third quarter with key scoring from Wieland Fitch Cox Mezo Connell and others. Attucks players Williams Meeks and Meeks led scoring with multiple baskets.
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Attucks
Wieland
W. Fitch
Cox
Mezo
Connel
J. Williams
M. Meeks
C. Meeks
W. Meeks
Attucks Bluebirds Rout Trico in 66 38 Victory at Carbondale
Attucks High remained undefeated with its eighth straight win as it overwhelmed Trico 66 to 38 in Carbondale. Key players included Force 16 Reynolds 13 Fletcher 6 Wills 10 and Hogan 24 for Trico’s top scorer. Trico led 10-4 early before Attucks seized control by halftime leading 36-20 and never looked back.
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Amis
Trico Hearts
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Bob Reynolds
Bill Fletcher
George Force
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Force
M. Vernon
Russell
Vogt
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Rabert
Richmond
Smith
Fletcher
Wills
Miller
Thomas
Jones
Cobden and Grand Chain Grid Scoresheet Summary
Cobden 68 Grand Chain 55 in a game with Cobden led by 25-68 and Grand Chain 18 7 22 8-55. Key scorers included Burnett 15 Ginsberg 8 Yates 4 Middleton 2 for Cobden. For Grand Chain Clark 20 West 11 Dobbs 10 Moore 8 B Clark 6 led the scoring with 26 13 Barn rart 13.
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Grand Chain
Vanover
Barnrart
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Ginsberg
Yates
Middleton
Clark
West
Dobbs
Moore
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Carterville
Sesser
Cavaletto
Flatt
Maddox
McNeil
Manken
F. Bradley
Reeves
Noakes
Baker
Blewer
Geary
Hampton
Rains
Midwest Indiana Beats Valparaiso In 64 57 Showcase
Indiana defeats Valparaiso 64 to 57 in a college basketball recap. Other scorelines include Wichita over Arkansas 64 to 47 and Ball State besting Hanover 106 to 76 as regional games unfold across the Midwest and West.
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Cee
Loras
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Ripon
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Wis
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Elmhurst
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Carthage
Marion Beats Herrin In Junior High Games
Marion Junior High defeated Herrin in both seventh and eighth grade games at Marion Tuesday night. The varsity close 37 to 35 with Marion leading through, Cross of Marion scored from center line late, and Herrin pressed hard late. Seventh graders won 35 to 27 as Golis led Marion with 11.
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Herrin
Marion
Cross
Golis
Nesler
Robinson
Box Scores: Aragon Poirier Vejar Rizzo Valdes Triumphs
Hollywood California Art Aragon 151 from Los Angeles stopped Gene Poirier 149 Niagara Falls New York after 3 rounds Fresno California Tommy Romulo 13734 Manila Chico Arroyo 147 Stockton lif New Haven Connecticut Chico Vejar 152 Stamford Connecticut out Phil Rizzo 162 Brooklyn England London Nino Valdes 209 Havana stopped Dick Richardson 202 England 8 rounds
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Art Aragon
Los Angeles
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fresno
Tommy Romulo
Manila
Chico Arroyo
Stockton
New Haven
Conn
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Phil Rizzo
Brookyn
London
Nino Valdes
Havana
Dick Richardson
England
Lost Art: Many Applicants Fail Illinois Horseshoer Exam
Sixteen of twenty applicants for professional horseshoer licenses in Illinois failed the state exam. The Illinois Horseshoers Examining Committee noted a lack of practice among aspiring certified horseshoers.
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Springfield
Big Ten faces clash with NCAA over football TV rules
Chicago reports the Big Ten presses to reopen TV control at the NCAA convention in St Louis next month. Publicists urge limiting NCAA influence, condemning a monopolistic hold that could jeopardize college football by underutilizing public relations value. Coaches hold sessions as the television committee meets.
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Actress Jane Greer Invests in 54 Lanes in Redondo Beach
Actress Jane Greer invests in a 54 lane bowling center in Redondo Beach California planning to expand entertainment offerings. The move highlights Greers ongoing business interests alongside her film career.
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Anna Jonesboro Tops Zeigler 71 to 55 in Elkville
Prep basketball results show Anna Jonesboro defeating Zeigler 71 55 at Elkville. Hurst Bush led Elkville with 15 and 17 point quarters while Karnak beat Pope County 68 59 with King 25 points.
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Anna Jonesboro
Zeigler
Valier over Bluford 62 60 in hoops showdown
Valier defeated Bluford 62 points to 60 with key scoring from Valier players and spotlight performances by O Brien and Vercellino. Bluford’s Chambliss and Wilson led a late rally but fell short as Henson and Joiner contributed steady defense and rebounding.
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Farmer
O’brien
Vercellino
Henson
Join
Metropolis, Vienna grid stats in regional game notes
Metropolis and Vienna posted point totals from a regional match with player scores listed. Highlights include Metropolis players 16, 15, and 14 point contributions while Vienna totals show balanced scoring across the lineup. Crews and Farris led on the Metropolis side with double figure outputs as Taylor and Stratemeyer also produced for Carroll.
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Fairless
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Farris
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Yandell
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Taylor
Stratemeyer
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Mitchell
Mound City Edges Ullin In Low Scoring Tilt
Mound City beat Ullin 83 to 56 with key contributions from George 20 Hopkins 26 and Isom 9. Ullin stars Massie 10 Kraatz 8 Gulley 10 and Egner 16 fought hard in a contested game.
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Isom
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Brookport Triumph: 85 at Joppa 49, Brookport-Austin Rivalry
Brookport topped Joppa 85 to 49 with strong second half surge. Edmonds 17 and Pryor 21 led Brookport scoring while Joppa relies on Cissell and Fick to keep pace. Local matchup highlighted by solid Brookport defense and rebounding.
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Story
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Bryant
Hefter
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Hirtzer
McLeansboro Beats Anderton Reed Leads Scoring
In McLeansboro with final scores 54 53 the game featured Christopher scoring 17 16 8 13 for 54 and Reed adding 8 Neal 14 West 18 and Troutt 8. For McLeansboro Sandusky made 12 Mansell 4 Hall 2 Sloan 21 Gate ley 8 Deen 1 Deitz 5.
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Neal
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Sloan
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Dongola and Tamms Face Friday Basketball Clash
Dongola defeated Tamms 38 77 in a high scoring district game. Key scorers include J Aden 19 for Dongola and Rodgers 23, Cox 16, and Smith 16 for Tamms with multiple players contributing.
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Sykes
Gaddis
Hight
McClellan
Early
Davis
D. Aden
Williams
Rodgers
Honey
Cox
Vaughn
Smith
Poole
DeJarnet
Moore
Ridgway Triumphs Over Enfield In Scoring Clinic
Ridgway posted 81 to 70 victory over Enfield with key contributions from Suttner 33 and Ford 16. Enfield’s Hart 14 and Martin 18 led a balanced effort as Palmiter and Rankin added 6 and 1 respectively.
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Drone
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Martin
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Chester-Coulterville Team Scores Report
Chester and Coulterville posted team tallies with Coulterville’s Seazel and Carns leading scorers. Final figures show Chester 46 points and Coulterville 43 as Malott Cappe and Cowell contributed solid totals in a closely contested game.
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Carns
Meyer
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Cappe
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Graves
Seymour
Segar
Fricke
Breese Mater Dei Narrowly Advances in Tennessee Match
In a tight contest, Nashville Braly and Brasey Mater Dei battle with players such as Tim Merman Farrell Lampe Peppenhorst and Yehl for key scores. Braly and Schroeder lead the Nashville defense as the game ends with a slim advantage for Mater Dei.
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Nashville
Seiffert
Timmerman
Farrell
Lampe
Peppenhorst
Braly
Snyder
Schroeder
Stiegman
Yehling
Royalton Journey Triumphs In 1916-58 Ward Tilt
Royalton beat Waltonville 16 to 9 in a high scoring clash. Key players included Young 13 Stafko 13 and Guill 6 for Royalton while Waltonville’s Dees 5 Wilson Kajteski 2 and Daivot 2 contributed.
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Wal’ville
Royalton
Gorham Steeleville Game Baseball Card Highlight
Steeleville and Gorham met in a scoring showcase with top players Gorham 5 7 10 13 and Steeleville-Wolters 20. Key contributors included Bix Py Rubach Snider Cane Tut Hill Skobel Hellmer Grace Gibbs and Korando with final tallies showing strong performances across innings.
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Pro Basketball Scores Reported Across NBA Matchups
New York defeated Minneapolis 101 to 88 and Boston beat St. Louis 108 to 107 while Syracuse won 97 to Fort Wayne 96 in overtime.
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Boston
St. Louis
Syracuse
Fort Wayne
Joppa Rangers Hopeful After Slump Amid Strong Grade School Wins
Coach Bill Killen notes Joppa Rangers have lost six straight but sees future gains as ball handling improves and shooting improves from 28 percent. Grade school team undefeated with wins over Metropolis Brookport Karnak Goreville and others. References to players Bill Stephenson 63 percent and Par sons College standouts Junior King Doug Mathis Lester McGill Jerry Humes. Rich Pulliam sets school scoring record with 41 points in a 72 48 win over Centralia. Valier edges Bruford 62 60 on final horn as Joiner fouled on last play then makes two free throws. Vaughn ill Aden struggles.
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Bill Killen
Joppa Rangers
Metropolis
Brookport
Karnak
Goreville
Bill Stephenson
Rich Pulliam
Edwardsville
Centralia
Mannie Jackson
Valier
Bruford
Tim O’brien
Roland Joiner
Two top Egypt prep scorers stalled by jinx on Tuesday night
Observer notes that Joe Aden of Dongola and Charles Vaughn of Tamms, both high scorers, began the season strong but appeared slowed after Tuesday night. Aden led with 1198 points first year, Vaughn had 1120 points in their first two seasons, signaling potential for a big breakout.
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Dike Eddleman
Vaughn
Aden
Babe Ruth
Egypt
Joe Aden
Dongola
Charles Vaughn
Tamms
Pinckneyville at West Frankfort Friday Dec 14
The Pinckneyville boys basketball team travels to West Frankfort for a key matchup. Coaches shared strong opinions last season and fans should mark the December 14 game on their calendar.
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Pinckneyville
West Frankfort
Lincoln High Could Be Sleeper After Big Opening Win
East St. Louis Lincoln opened with a 68-6 victory over Mounds Douglass Saturday. Douglass suffers its first loss in five starts. Lincoln sports a 6-7 center and a 6-5 forward with more height to average around 6-4.
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East St. Louis
Lincoln
Mounds
Douglass
Prep Top 15 poll names 16 sectional winners
United Press releases a preseason top 15 with teams chosen by coaches of last year’s sectional winners. Pinckneyville leads at No. 1 followed by Collinsville No. 2, West Frankfort No. 5, Mt. Vernon No. 7, Attucks No. 13 and Herrin No. 14.
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United Press
Downstate
Pinckneyville
Collinsville
West Frankfort
Mt. Vernon
Attucks
Herrin
Indiana University dedicates Field House as McCracken era begins
The 10 056 seat Indiana University field house, site of LIU basketball Saturday, opened in 1928 when present coach Branch McCracken was a junior. Indiana plans a new 17 000 seat arena next summer.
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Indiana University
Liu
Branch McCracken
Indiana
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