Allen wins Heisman as USC star tops Walker
USC tailback Marcus Allen captured the Heisman Trophy with 1,797 points, becoming the first to surpass 2,000 rushing yards in a season. He narrowly defeated Georgia’s Herschel Walker, with Jim McMahon in third. Allen’s career totals reached 4,682 yards as USC heads to the Fiesta Bowl.
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Nashville Hornets blank Du Quoin 63 49 to stay undefeated in SWE
Nashville used strong defense and 21 points from Wayne Harre to beat Du Quoin 63 49. Du Quoin, hampered by 25 turnovers and foul trouble, fell to 0 2 while Nashville moved to 1 0 in the conference and 2 0 overall. Coach Bob Bogle praised depth and ball control.
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Southern Illinois Bowling Classic May 2 3 at S I Bowl
The second annual Southern Illinoisan Bowling Classic will be held May 2 3 at the S I Bowl near Carterville. Finals feature top eight from qualifying in men and women divisions with best two of three for championship. Defending champs are Jim Middleton and Maxine Foster.
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SIU Football Falls to Division I AA Status
SIU Carbondale and most Missouri Valley Conference teams move to Division I AA after NCAA adopts tougher criteria for I-A membership. Salukis face 75 I-A scholarships and a 30,000 seat stadium rule, with playoff chances in I-AA potential. Hartzog says the change may improve post-season prospects and TV exposure under ABC CBS contracts.
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