Salukis fall to Southwest Missouri in upset at Springfield
Southern Illinois University led 75-70 but Southwest Missouri surged behind Dale Mathes who scored 33 points, hitting 13 of 14 free throws and 20 of 16 field goals to claim an 85-80 victory in Springfield Missouri. SIU went 32 of 76 from the floor and 16 of 28 at the line while Southwest made 32 of 39 at the free throw line. Joe Ramsey led SIU with 24 points as the Bears improved to 1-1.
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Southern Illinois University
Southwest Missouri
Springfield
Dave Lee
Salukis
Bears
Dale Mathes
Southwest
Loyola
Mathes
Joe Ramsey
Liu
George McNeill
SIU
Randy Goin
McNeill
Bill Lacy
Pinckneyville Prep
St. Louis Uniersity
Bill Shannahan
Sparta Prep
Dave Shannahan
Don Carlson
Boyd O’neal
Ralph Johnson
Thurman Brooks
Kansas
State
Manhattan
Kaw
Jack Nicklaus
Lee
Arnold Palmer
O'Neal
Brooks
United States
Ramsey
Frazier
Sito
Lacy
Johnson
Kaapapali
Gant
Palmer
Shannahan
Thorgo
U S golfers ahead Palmer leads by three
The report shows the United States teams leading with Palmer ahead by three strokes. South Africa and Argentina trail in pursuit, with Denis Hutchinson posting a 73 to boost the pace but the Americans still extend their lead and stay ahead by nine shots.
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U.S
Palmer
Denis Hutchinson
Argentina
Spain
Hawaii
England
Belgium
Canada
SIU Swimmers Dominate North-South Meet at Carbondale
SIU swimmers dominated the first annual North-South collegiate meet in Carbondale sweeping 11 of 13 events. SIU led with seven blue ribbon winners including Thom McAneney in 200 and 100 free, Kino Miles in butterfly, Doc Shaffer in medleys, Gerald Pearson in 100 breast, Pod O Callaghan, Loren Walker, and Ed Mossotti as firsts. North Central's Jim Hartzell and Ray Padovan prevented a complete sweep with wins in the backstroke and 50 freestyle.
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Southern Illnois University
Carbondale
Washington University
St. Louis
North Central College
SIU
Indiana
Kansas State
Kansas
Thom McAneney
SIU Tankmen
Kino Miles
Doc Shaffer
Gerald Pearson
Pod O'Callaghan
Loren Walker
Ed Mossotti
Jim Hartzell
North Central
STU
Ray Padovan
Salukis
Hartzell
Padovan
Mossotti
Christopher Frankfort Prep Basketball Showdown Exhibit Scores
In a Frankfort prep game Christopher beat West Frankfort Hindman 59 to 48 as Boyett led with 16 points and Pollock added 13. Christopher-Davison and Gouge paced their squads with 6 and 15 points respectively. Minor and Fitzgerald led Mt. Vernon and Salem Morton listings show key scorers for their teams.
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Christopher
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Boyett
Walton
Pollock
Lamont
Russell
Cogdill
Vaughnn
Wilkinson
Davison
Jacoby
Gouge
Stalcup
Minor
Fitzgerald
Stritzel
Weaver
West Frank
Ifort
Mt. Vernon
Salen
Gamber
Hester
Kirk
Jones
Wielt
Salem
Morton
Mulvaney
Donoho
McMackin
Myers
Meador
SIU Wrestlers Capture Three Titles at Illinois Invite
Southern Illinois University wrestlers swept three weight classes at Champaign, with Doc Devine, Dan Di Vito, and George McCreery winning titles. McCreery, a Palatine sophomore, defeated Illinois’ defending champion 6-1 in the 187-pound final. DeVine, Divito, and McCreery led SIU past rivals as Lipper, Gieske, and Herbert claimed runner-up spots in 147, 191, and 167 pounds, while Harem and Thomas placed third and fourth in their respective classes.
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Jim Wilkinson
Southern Inois University
Champaign
St's
Doc Devine
Dan di' Vito
George McCreery
Pace Saluki
Solilva. McCreery
Palatine
Dinois
DeVine Span
Divito
Siu
al Lipper
Dan Gieske
Bob Herbert
Stu’s al Harem
Terry Thomas
McCreery
Herrin Tigers Triumph in Opening Victory over Zeigler Royalton
The Herrin Tigers opened their season with a 68 to 37 win over Zeigler Royalton after splitting two prior road games. Freshman guard Pat Doughty started for Steeleville and sparked teammates with 12 points as Herrin built a comfortable lead in a decisive early-season victory.
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Tigers
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Steeleville
Yiger
Waterloo SP
Fiene
Rushing
Hartman
Koenteman
Trucano
Ruyling
Goeddel
Bengo
Raul
Arns
Dichl
Herrin Dominates Royalton in High-Scoring Win
Herrin raced to a 14-0 run spanning end of first quarter into the second, building a 94-10 lead after a Tor nadoes drought in the second period. Jace Waive and Nate MaBharean led Royalton with 21 and 20 points respectively, as Herrin cruised to a 30-11 halftime margin and expanded the gap to 25 in the final period. Herrin scorers included Brandon 21 and Doughty 12. Zeigler-Royalton-McPher son led Royalton with 20.
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Tiger
Zeigler
Jace Waive Ame
Mere Valton
Royalton Io
Brandon
Bunter
P. Doughty
Marlow
Sears
Malatestia
Wharton
Colombo
Brandolino Captures Le Cue Pool Tour Titles
Bob Brandolino won both the straight pool and nine-ball titles in a one day tournament at Le Cue billiard room in Carbondale. He defeated Tex Gieske 114 to 10 in nine-ball and 50 to 1 in straight pool in rapid fire handicap rounds among 18 SIU students. Le Cue plans more events and may back a top player at Johnston City next year.
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LE Cue
Bob Brandelino
SIU
S. Illinois
Carbondale
Brandolino
Tex Gieske
Johnston City
Nebraska Tops Purdue 96-85 in Lincoln
Nebraska broke away early and held on for a 96 to 85 basketball victory over Purdue in Lincoln. Dave Schellhase led Purdue with 32 points, while Coley Webb topped Nebraska with 21 and Bob Antuloy added 20 as the Huskers built a decisive second-half lead.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Purdue
Boilermakers
Huskers
Dave Schellhase
Bob Purkhiser
Perez named PCL MVP for San Diego Reds affiliate
First baseman and third baseman Tony Perez was chosen as the Pacific Coast League most valuable player. He played for the San Diego team and is under contract with the Cincinnati Reds.
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Tony Perez
Pacific Coast League
San Diego
Cincinnati Reds
Stakes Close Saturday At Crab Orchard Refuge Dog Trials
Leaders of the American Brittany Club debate next year’s site for national all age futurity and amateur stakes as many deer roam Crab Orchard Refuge delaying decisions. Futurity winners include Dianne of Leeway and Dusty’s Little Tex. amateur winners are Tiger’s Jace and Sewall’s Rex with owners from Indiana Nebraska Oregon California Kentucky and New York.
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Chillicothe
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Leeway
John Lee
Indiana
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Little Tex
Stan Judd
Fairbury
Nebr
Dick Sweet
Carbondale
Judhoh
T. R
Natalie Vissel
Sherwood
Ore.p
Kazon
Ick
Robert Frost
Chicago
Tiger
Jace
John Munson
San Francisco
Sewall
Rex
Glen Sewall
Pennsylvania
le Bonnet
Dr. Bolton
Kentucky
J's Pierre
John Cornell
New York
College Basketball Scores Roundup Heads for Big Wins
College basketball results feature St. Louis 79 over Illinois 64, Nebraska 96 over Purdue 85, LaSalle 98 over Delaware 47, Wichita 114 over Long Beach St 4, Louisville 73 over Marquette 60, Vanderbilt 99 over SMU 67, Coe 95 over Monmouth 35, Penn St. 81 over Syracuse 59, W. Ky. 90 over Bowling Green 77, Minnesota 63 over Town State 53, Mid St. 89 over W. Michigan 40, Northwestern 58 over Kansas 55, Indiana 74 over Kansas St. 70.
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Ilinois
Nebraska
Purdue
LaSalle
Delaware
Wichita
Long Beach St
Louisville
Marquette
Vanderbilt
SMU
Coe
Monmouth
Penn St
Syracuse
W. Ky
Bowling Green
Minnesota
Town State
Mid St
W. Michigan
Northwestern
Kansas
Indiana
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Matches
Missouri ai Arkansas 72 St Josephs Pa 77 David son 64 Virginia 61 Maryland 59 St Bonaventure 73 Kent St 69 Penn GI Navy 53 N Michigan 91 Oshkosh 81 NYU 40 Catholic U 42 Georgia Tech 71 Rice 56 St Johns NY 60 Temple 40 Cornell 97 Colgate 71 Florida 90 Stetson 57 North Carolina 82 South Carolina 71 Wake Forest 36 NC St 80 Ohio U 93 Northern DL 86 Miami 0 65 Cincinnati 55 Detroit 92 Christ Bros 72
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Virginia
Maryland
St. Bonaventure
Kent St
Penn
Navy
N. Michigan
Oshkosh
NYU
Catholic U
Georgia Tech
Rice
St. John's
N.Y
Temple
Cornell
Colgate
Florida
Stetson
N. Carolina
S. Carolina
Wake Forest
N. C. St
Ohio U
Northern DL
Miami
Cincinnati
Detroit
Christ. Bros
Benton Runs Up Tempo Attack With Opening Win
Benton coach Rich Herrin promised a faster offense and opened with a 76-0 victory over Johnston City, signaling a trend across three prior seasons. The piece traces early-season scores, records, and notable players including Hankers, Feazel, Turner, and Rushing, with references to nearby schools, colleges, and pro teams.
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Rich Herry
Benton Rangers
Ranger
Johnston City
Benton
Herrin
Rangers
West Frankfort
Metropolis
Eldorado
Murphysboro
du Quoin
Lesser
Zeigler
Rich Herrin
Hankers
Dallas Signs Auburn's Little Dallas Sidle Wins Cowboys Contract
Dallas signs Auburn halfback Jimmy Sidle, a 1963 All America pick, after selecting him in the fourth round. Sidle, hampered by injuries last season, switched from quarterback to halfback and joins the Cowboys under an NFL contract.
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Dallas
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Dallas Cowboys
Sidle
Cowboys
New York Jets
Michigan State Rally Halts Western Michigan 89 80
Michigan State pulled away in the final four minutes to defeat Western Michigan 89 80. Marcus Sanders and Stan Washington sparked the decisive run as Stan Washington led MSU with 26 points and Sanders added 19. Western’s Chuck Washington scored 23 and Dave Anderson 22. MSU edged WMU in rebounds, 34 to 30.
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Michigan State
Western Michigan
Spartans
Marcus Sanders
Sten Washington
Stan Washington
Sanders
Chuck Washington
Stan
Western
Dave Anderson
MSU
High School Scores Reported Across Illinois
A sequence of basketball scores shows Champaign 50 over Wells 36 and Vandalia 91 over Carlyle 64, with Decatur Eisenhower 3 and Mt Pulaski 53 over Peoria Central 63 among others. Other contests include Alton 53 over Carrier Mills 64 and Riverside Brookfield 67 over Arlington 43.
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