Ibas 1964 Olympic coaching stance and career notes
Henry Hank Iba, famed Oklahoma State coach with 700 wins, visits Carbondale to christen SIU Arena. He discusses defense as the equalizer, international competition, and the need for stronger youth programs, while reflecting on his coaching philosophy and resilience after losses.
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Grid Cards Sign Second Draft Choice
St Louis football Cardinals sign Dave Simmons a Georgia Tech linebacker and the club second draft choice. The signing confirms Simmons joins the NFL team after being chosen in the draft.
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Terriers Rally Past Murphysboro 53 47 for SWE Win
Carbondale held off a late Murphysboro rally to win 53 47 at home. Howerton led Carbondale with 16 points while Snyder led Murphysboro with 12. Terriers improve to 3 0 in conference play and 2 6 overall.
Cobden Rolls Over University School 77 52 in Friday Victory
Cobden Apple knockers led by Jim Neal with 30 points and strong rebounds beat University School 77 to 52. Bobby Smith added 16, Cobden built a 33 23 halftime edge, then withstood U-School rally finishing 32 44 in the final period. Mercer led U-School with 20 points as Cobden improved to 2 0.
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West Frankfort Birds Surge Past Pinckneyville In Opener
West Frankfort coach Gene Ernest reshuffled the Redbirds with Dick Boyett moving to guard and Buddy Walton scoring 22 as West Frankfort beat Pinckneyville 65 to 59. Walton and Welton fueled a fourth-quarter rally after a 51 d deficit, while Ernest praised improved offense and ball handling though the starting unit lagged.
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Belinsky Signs With Phillies In 1945 Pitch Swap
Philadelphia reports Bo Belinsky has agreed to contract terms for the 1945 season after a three-player trade that brought the controversial left handed pitcher to the Phillies. The National League club announced the agreement today in Philadelphia.
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Feazel Paces Harrisburg On 39 Points
Kurt Feazel scored 39 points to lift Harrisburg Bulldogs to a 76 46 win over Marion. Feazel made 13 baskets and added 13 of 45 free throws as Marion star Gregg Starrick tallied 26. Harrisburg shot 47.3 percent to Marion 47.0, and led from the first period to seal the victory. Feazel, Cannon, and Kladiva led Harrisburg. Starrick, Watson, Shadowens and Fosse paced Marion. Preliminary Marion led 41 63 early before Harrisburg pulled away.
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Chamberlain to sit out week with broken nose
Wilt Chamberlain, star center for the San Francisco Warriors, will miss the entire next week due to a broken nose sustained Friday against the Boston Celtics. The fracture is to be repaired Sunday, and he wore a noseguard in the rematch tonight.
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Centralia Coach Sees South Seven Race To Be Tight
Centralia coach Bob Jones predicts a dogfight in the South Seven Conference basketball race after a 62 57 win over Mt Vernon. Jones notes Mt Vernon’s improvement and balanced scoring as key factors while listing key veterans for Marion, Harrisburg and Benton as contenders. He also mentions Mt Vernon’s slow start and anticipates tighter league play with three games on Friday.
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Marion Bowl WINS WOMEN'S HANDICAP TITLE IN CARBONDALE
A Marion bowl team toped a 907 series to take first in the women’s handicap event in Carbondale. Results show Marion Bowl leading the first division with 907, followed by Harrisburg Bowl 869 and Chuck Wagon Salem 906. second division saw Harrisburg Bowl 892 and Metropolis 838. Individual high games include Jody Corzine 231 and Linda Levall 204.
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Penn fires football coach after poor record
The University of Pennsylvania fired head football coach John Stiegman after five seasons producing 12 wins in 45 games and six Ivy League victories. Athletic Director Jerry Ford acted following review by a faculty administration committee. Stiegman, 42, was under a three year contract through 1985. Meanwhile the San Francisco 49ers signed Ken Willard of North Carolina as their No 1 draft choice.
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