Southern Illinois Sports Roundup Prospects and Unbeatens
The piece discusses patrol film use in races next year, Minn ie Minoso and other players, Joppa and several area teams with undefeated starts, Tamms at 6 0, West Frankfort at Pinckneyville clash, and shifts in coaching and pro moves. It also notes Cahokia racing dates, Winnipeg Hamilton finals, Antwine trades, and Illinois swimming and Big Ten standings.
Swim Stars Visit SIU Saturday Meet Draws Elite Field
Indiana University leads a star-studded field at Southern Illinois University as illness sidelines Ted Stickles. Notables from Kansas Kansas State Illinois join Hoosiers including Olympians Troy Somers and Ray Padogan. The two-session meet at University High pool aims for packed crowds and fast times with Jastremski Stock and Schiltz in top events.
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Indiana University
Ted Stickles
Southern Ilinois University
Indiana
Kansas
Kansas State
University of Illinois
Ralph Casey
Samu'Kisy
Stickles
Imeet
University
Tadiana
Chet Jastremski
Tom Stock
Larry Schulhof
Pete Lintz
Jastremski
Troy
Southern
Ray Padogan
Jack Schiltz
IIU
Walt Rodgers
Larry Asmussen
Ron Ballatore
Darrell Green
Ted Petras
Phil Stotness
Hoos
Fullmer Puts Title On Line Against Paret
Las Vegas November 1959 reports indicate Gene Fullmer and Benny Paret face a 13 round title bout for Fullmer's NBA middleweight crown not at stake for Paret's welterweight title. Fullmer, 30, holds the NBA belt with seven defenses since 1959. Paret, 24, seeks both titles. broadcast on ABC TV from Las Vegas Convention Center. Fullmer favored at 3-1. Paret aims to extend dominant knockouts and avoid upset.
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Las Vegas
Gene Fullmer
Benny
Kid) Paret
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Cuba
Las Vegas Convention Center
ABC
National Boxing Association
Carmen Basilio
San Francisco
Paret
Nevada State Athletic Commission
NBA
Pullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Emile Griffith
First Round Sites Listed for State Basketball Tournament
The 1960 state high school basketball tournament opens February 26 with 44 district meets followed by regional and sectional rounds at one week intervals. Eight first round centers and sectional pairings include Aurora East, Decatur, East St. Louis, Eldorado, Evanston, Peoria, Quincy, and Rock Island with regional centers feeding Harrisburg, Anna Murphysboro, Pinckneyville, and West Frankfort. Local districts include Cobden, Attucks, Waltonville, and Enfield.
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Chicago
Twinvis Aett
Aurora East
Harvey Thornton
Decatur
Paris
East St. Louis
Granite City
Salem
Eldorado
Harrisburg
Herrin
Evanston
Northwestern University
Arlington Heights
Peoria
Bradley University
LaSalle-Peru
Manual
Quincy
Jacksonville
Macomb
Western
Rock Island
DeKalb
Anna
Cobden
Attucks
Waltonville
Enfield
Steeleville Meet Opens With Four Team Invitational
The Steeleville invitational basketball meet starts tonight with four teams Red Bud Marissa Trico and Steeleville. The finals are set for Saturday with Pinkerton 464 Eula Dobbs 427 and Helen Kruse 415 high scores in the meet results.
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MUR Maid League
Murphysboro
Bonnie Pinkerton
Helen Kruse
Eula Dobbs
Sereis
Bonnie
Steeleville
Red Bud
Marissa
Trico
Cambria and Glendale Battle In Preliminary Basketball Toss
In Carbondale Cambria leads Glendale 47 to 33 at halftime with Cambria players Cooper 18 and Tyner 12 accounting for most points and Glendale’s Fox 6 Hicholtz 6 Wright 2 contributing. Sacred Heart score shows 80 36 line with Du Quoin Eisenhauer 11 Lau 3 Campanella 5 among Du Quoin Chester and Carbondale Higgins Nor man scoring in early rounds.
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Cambria
Glendale
Waldron
Cooper
Tyner
Jenkins
Lefler
Calhoun
Claunch
Fox
Hicholtz
Smith
Wright
Gleim
Lincoln
Sacred Heart
Carbondale
Higgins
Norrman
Tedrick
Renzaglia
Stoelzle
Brumley
Gardiner
Geilhauser - du Quoin
Eisenhauer
Lau[ber
Campanella
H. Emling
Kansas State Keeps Dominant Frame Early In Season
Kansas State, coached by Tex Winter, looks set to defend its Big Eight title after a 71-60 win over St Louis on the Billikens floor. The Wildcats, ranked No 8 in the AP poll, also beat New Mexico 94-52 in their opener.
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Associated Press
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Wildcats
Kansas’ State
St. Louis University
Missouri Valley
Billikens
Crainville
New Mexico
Pitsburg
St. Louis
Cap- Crainville
Forbes
Chet Walker
Bradley
Michigan
Little
Bruce Drysdale
Owls
Lehigh
Jimmy Rays
Indiana
New Mexico State
Miles Aiken
St. Bonaventure
Villa Madonna
Jerry Smith
Furman
Erskine
Colts and Rams Clash In Week Fourteen Showdown
Baltimore Colts visit Los Angeles to strengthen their bid for second in the NFL Western Conference by beating the Rams who share third place with Minnesota. Baltimore stands 7 5 while the Rams are 3 9 with CBS televising the 3 30 p m CST game. The day also features Giants Eagles clash in Philadelphia with winner aiming for the Eastern title tie. Green Bay clinched the West title by beating the Giants 20 17.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Colts
Rams
Los Angeles
Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Baltimore
CBS
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Giants
Eagles
Green Bay
Saluki Cage Team Invades Missouri Foes
Southern Illinois basketball, after losses to Niagara and Seton Hall, aims to rebound as they invade Central Missouri State and Northeast Missouri State. Captain Vaughn leads with 33 points, Spira 22, Lenifer 18, Henson 16, Gualdoni 11, Hood 19 off the bench, while Gallatin emphasizes rebounding and volume shooting to regain footing. The Salukis seek partial revenge against Kirksville's Bulldogs, who beat them last season.
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Nia‘gara
Seton, Hall
Southern Illinois” ‘University
Harry Gallatins
Southlem
Gallatin
Niagara
Southern
Spira
Lenifer
Henson
Gualdoni
Harold Hood
West Frankfort
Reles
Seton Hall
Salukis
Missouri
Kirksville
Bulldogs
Jone
Pairings Made For Tourneys In December Events
Pairings were announced this week for two December invitational basketball tournaments. The Egyptian Holiday meet will be at Mt. Vernon December 26 to 30, pairing Harrisburg with Du Quoin, Mt. Vernon with Johnston City, West Frankfort with Murphysboro, and Carmi with Attucks. Manager Bob Scheffing leads Karnak’s 10th annual tournament.
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Mt. Vernon
Harrisburg- du Quoin
Johnston City
Frankfort-Murphysboro
Carmi-Attucks
Bob Scheffing
Détroit’ Tigers
Joppa
Dongola
Karnak-Allo Pass
Sam
New-Goreville
Brookport
Grand Chain
Big Ten set for Rose Bowl pact vote today
The Big Ten moves toward a favorable Rose Bowl contract, aiming to renew with the Big Five after a 6-4 majority is expected. The plan replaces need-based aid with academic achievement standards, allowing Minnesota or others to go if invited, with UCLA as a likely 1963 opponent.
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Chicago
Pasadena
Ohio State
Minnesota
UCLA
Gophers
Washington
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