Carbondale Dominates Murphysboro 71 to 49 at Bowen Gym
Carbondale Terriers powered past Murphysboro Red Devils 71 49 as Gordon Welch scored 24 and Doug Woolard added 33 of 55 shooting. Welch sparked a 14 point run to start the second period while Murphysboro found few open looks finishing at 39 percent. Dan Schriemann led Carbondale rebounding with 10 as Murphysboro got 17 from Guetersloh and 12 from Kellum in a losing effort.
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UCLA Beats SIUC 81-60 in Los Angeles
UCLA stretched its home winning streak to 83 at Pauley Pavilion with an 81-60 victory over Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Mike Glenn led SIUC with 18 points, moving into 19th on the Salukis all time scoring list, as UCLA dominated the second half after a 39-32 halftime edge.
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Arkansas Storms To Cotton Bowl Victory Over Texas A M
Arkansas upset second ranked Texas A M 31 14 at War Memorial Stadium to force a three way tie for the Southwest Conference title. Scott Bull sparked the comeback with a 28 yard TD pass to Teddy Barnes just before halftime and Michael Forrest added a 7 yard TD run. Johnnie Meadors recovered a fumble for a late score as Arkansas outgained and outplayed the Aggies in a dominant performance.
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Logan Tops Madisonville in Kentucky Contest
Logan College beat Madisonville 109 to 84 as Logan shot 54 percent from the floor and held a 60 39 rebound edge. Brooks led with 19 points followed by Curlee 18 Kellum 16 and Sullivan 10. The 3 0 Volunteers return home Wednesday to face Southern Illinois Conference foe Southeastern Illinois.
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Local High School Basketball Scores Across Four Cities
In Jacksonville Benton defeated Jacksonville-Scobey 72-60 to even their record at 1-1. At Chester Pinckneyville beat Chester 96-63 with Templeton and Winter leading. Metropolis downed Marion 69-54 in a close game while Herrin defeated Johnston City 87-68. Sparta beat Trico 47-44 and Anna-Jonesboro took Du Quoin 63-51. Other results include Eldorado over Edwards County and Bloom edging Breese Mater Dei.
Michigan Narrowly Edges Knoxville in Tight Clash
Michigan rallied from 53-39 to within two at 71-69, but Tennessee 82-81 victory over Michigan kept the Volunteers unbeaten. Bernard King, Tennessee's 6-7 sophomore star, made 13 of 16 shots as the Volunteers held on in a one possession finish.
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Desperate Cards Face Cowboys In Key NFC East Clash
Desperate St. Louis confronts Dallas in a pivotal NFL showdown that could decide the NFC East leader and playoff chances. Terry Metcalf looms as the Cardinals’ breakout threat, with 11 touchdowns this season. Washington, Buffalo, Baltimore, and others also play as Week slate continues.
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Cardinals Host Dallas as Strock Makes Start
The Cardinals stack their lineup with third stringer Don Strock due to injuries to Bob Griese and Earl Morrall while Jim Del Gaizo backs him up after a late career shift from selling insurance. The Bills chase pace in the AFC East as Baltimore shadows Miami. The Colts seek a seventh straight win in New York where the streak began. Lydell Mitchell aims to top his club rushing mark as Pittsburgh faces Cleveland hoping to stay atop the AFC Central. The Wengals once upset the Steelers and now trail by one game.
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Hart Faces Spotlight After Turnover Plagued Season
Jim Hart, quarterback of the Cardinals, has thrown 18 interceptions this season amid a 32 14 loss to Buffalo and a 37 31 overtime defeat to Dallas. He plays today with a slightly injured left knee in a sellout St Louis game televised nationally. Start time moved to 12 05 p m.
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Valley holds Tulsa talks on expansion and football dates
Missouri Valley Conference leaders met in Tulsa and left with no expansion decision for now. Seven current members include SIU Carbondale Bradley Drake Tulsa Wichita West Texas State and New Mexico State with North Texas State Saint Louis University and Louisville having departed. A March deadline for expansion is set with Illinois State Indiana State and Arkansas State named as likely additions. SIUC may compete for the 1977 football title if a date can be renegotiated, and Brazil basketball exchange continues for a fourth year as next year Brazil’s national team visits the U.S. for Valley schools. Football coaches backed a rule to ban blocking below the waist outside the zone from tackle to tackle to cut injuries.
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Cunningham Suffered Knee Tear For 76ers In Loss To Knicks
Billy Cunningham torn ligaments in his left knee ends his season for the Philadelphia 76ers after a 99 97 win over the New York Knicks. Doug Collins stars for UCLA and college notes mix with pro trades and winter meetings nearing Florida.
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Malone to Knicks Interest Reported by Petersburg Source
The Petersburg Process Index reports from a reliable source that the New York Knicks are interested in acquiring Moses Malone from the NBA. The story notes the potential trade rumor surfaced Saturday night.
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