Salukis rout Rolla 102 66 in second half surge
SIUC's Salukis powered past Rolla Miners 102 66 at Carbondale after a halftime defensive adjustment. Joe Meriweather led with 23 points and 21 rebounds, while George Thompson reached 100 points for the season late in the game amid a dominant team rebounding effort.
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SIUC
Paul Lambert
Salukis
Rolla Miners
Carbondale
Joe C. Meriweather
Rolla
Green Bay
George Thompson
Alvin Hendricks
Meriweather
Seymour Bryson
Boyd O’neal
Lambert
Joe
Northeast Missouri
Southern FG
Abrams
Shidler
Glenn
Hines
Boynton
James
Ricci
Harris
Clarke
Montfort
Thompson
Hendricks
Rolla FG
Noel
Stanley
McKenzie
Kissack
Stalling
Wessels
Locke
Siu-C
Hinesly Thompson
Team
Ne- Rolla
Kenzie
Wessell
Tearm
Don McKenzie
Saluki
Detroit downs Michigan as Wells scores 38 in Detroit
Owen Wells produced a career high 38 points to lead the University of Detroit to a 70-59 victory over Michigan in Detroit. Campy Russell led the Wolverines with 26 and Detroit built a early 20-9 edge, remaining undefeated at 4-0 under Dick Vitale.
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Detroit
Owen Wells
University of Detroit
Michigan
Memorial Building
Titans
Dick Vitale
Campy Russell
Wolverine
Marquette Stuns Iowa With Late First-Half Run
Marquette University broke a tight game open with 10 straight points late in the first half and defeated Iowa 85 to 70 in a nonconference matchup. The seventh-ranked Warriors used a full-court press to force turnovers and build a 40 to 26 lead at halftime before Iowa rallied briefly.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Iowa
Warriors
Hawkeyes
College scores roundup with many upsets and close games
A broad list of college basketball results across multiple games. Notable outcomes include Indiana 77 over Kentucky 68, Ohio State 72 over Penn State 65, Miami Ohio 86 over Purdue 85 in OT, North Carolina 103 over Vermont 48, Notre Dame 94 over St. Louis 65, Yale 102 over Holy Cross 92, Princeton 77 over Villanova 70, and Syracuse 82 over Army 66 among others. continuous scores feature both large margins and overtime finishes with numerous institutions named.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio State
Penn State
Miami
Ohio
Purdue
Bowling Green
EIU
North Carolina
Vermont
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Ball State
W. Michigan
Dayton
Long Island J
Chicago
Lawrence
Ohio U
E. Michigan
Yale
Holy Cross
Huntington
Ind
Indiana Tech
Princeton
Villanova
Conneticute
Harvard
LaSalle
Hofstra
Middle
Loyola
Goshen
St. Francis
Syracuse
Army
Texas Tech
Stetson
Arkansas
Wabash
Furman
Richmond
Miami of Ohio Tops Purdue In Overtime Thriller
Rich Hampton hit a three pointer in overtime to lift Miami of Ohio to an 86-85 victory over Purdue. John Garrett scored 34 for Purdue, while Phil Lumpkin added 22 for Miami as the Bobcats erased a 73-66 deficit in the final minutes to force OT.
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Oxford
Oio
Rich Hampton
Miami
Ohio
Purdue
Boilermakers
John Garrett
Phil Lumpkin
Raiders in easy win over Chiefs in 37 7 victory
Marv Hubbard ran for 115 yards with a 31 yard TD as Oakland routed Kansas City 37 7. Ken Stabler threw two TD passes and George Blanda kicked three field goals as the Raiders moved to 8 4 1 in the AFC West while the Chiefs fell to 6 5 2 and out of playoff contention. Denver sits second at 5 4 2 and faces San Diego before visiting Oakland December 16 in a potential division decider.
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Oakland
Marv Hubbard
Kansas City
Oakland Raiders
Ken Stabler
George Blanda
Chiefs
Denver
San Diego
Raiders
Logan College tops Jefferson 78 to 60 in Carterville
Logan College improves to 4-0 with a 78-60 win over Jefferson College at Carterville. Bill Beltz scores 21, Dennis Butler 20, Steve Toler adds 17 with 17 rebounds as Logan controls the boards 45-26 and seals the victory with 11 straight points in the last 10 minutes.
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Bill Beltz
Dennis Butler
John A. Logan
Logan
Missourians
SIU Edwardsville
Beltz
Buster
Tower
Kelly
Warren
Buchanan
de Marie
Green
Lively
Rams clinch first win in three starts
Mt. Vernon topped Champaign Central 64 to 48 at Champaign on Saturday night. The victory denied former Herring coach Lee Cabutti his 300th win at Champaign. Central moved to 0-6 this season.
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Mt. Vernon
Champaign Central
Champaign
Herrin
Lee Cabutti
Central
Kellum sinks two as Red Devils edge Terriers 63 41 at bowen
Murphysboro rallies from behind to beat Carbondale 63 41 at Bowen Gym. Kellum with 20 rebounds and 18 points leads Murphysboro while Bankhead adds 13 and Renzaglia 11, as Carbondale struggles with turnovers and a late full court press. Douglas leads Carbondale with 16 points.
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Mike Chamness
Southern
Terriers
Carbondale
Murphy
Kellum
Devil
Devils
Wendell Cooper
Martin Bankhead
Mark Renzaglia
Renzaglia
Bruce Douglas
Douglas
Murphysboro
Johnston City 72 Herrin 65 as Peebles scores 31
Johnston City defeats Herrin 72 to 65 behind Keil Peebles 31 points in a tight game. Herrin led 38 36 at halftime but fell behind late as the Indians pulled away after intermission. Herrin opens South Seven play at Harrisburg while Johnston City hosts Eldorado.
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Keil Peebles
Johnston City
Herrin
Baseless Tigers
du Quoin
Indians
Peebles
Benjie Hansford
Bill Green
Tim Daugherty
Harrisburg
Tribe
Eldorado
J. City
Green
Daugherty
Hunsinger
Maeser
Welch
Waldrop
Jones
Peeble
Hansford
Collins
J. Pyle
Linton
B. Pyle
Du Quoin routs Anna Jonesboro as Schneider scores 49
Du Quoin defeats Anna Jonesboro 93 to 76 in a league opener led by 66 Roger Schneider who poured in 49 points on 20 of 25 shooting and 9 of 11 free throws. Rick Licata added 14, while Jimmy Keller scored 29 for Anna Jonesboro in the preliminary game.
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Roger Schneider
du Quoin
Anna Jonesboro
Schneider
A-J
Herrin
Tribe
Rick Licata
Jimmy Keller
Anna-Jonesboro
Belcher
Teller
Livesay
Eddleman
Ritchey
Otten
du Quoin—Schneider
Licata
Falk
Baxter
Dauksch
Calvert
Rangers win second straight at Jacksonville
Benton Rangers defeat Jacksonville 89 to 81 as Robbie Dunbar scores 27 and Paul Dinkins 22. Benton led most of the game, with Jacksonville staying within 61-57 late in the third before the Rangers pulled away. Other Benton scorers include Billy Smith 12 and Steve McCommons 10.
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Robbie Dunbar
Paul Dinkas
Benton Rangers
Jacksonville
Benton
Rangers
Billy Smith
Steve McCommons
Benton — Dunbar
Dinkins
Smith
McCommons
Wall
Tabor
Craddock
SIU wrestlers place three in Iowa Invitational
After a 33-3 setback to Iowa, SIUSalukis won three titles at the Iowa Invitational in Iowa City. Andy Burge 118 defeated Roxville Walker, Joe Goldsmith 126 claimed 3-0, Clyde Ruffin 142 won 3-1 while Fred Woef 150 lost in finals. Kevin Bergman faces indefinite sidelining from a shoulder injury.
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University of Iowa
SIU Salukis
Iowa
Roxville Walker
Western Illinois
Joe Goldsmith
Clyde Ruffin
Steve Jones
Brad Smith
Fred Woef
Prep Scores Highlight Wide District Playoffs
Egyptian toppled S Century 70 70 in scoring behind Wilkins 16 Oates 14 Moore 11 and Jarrett 32 for Century. Carrier Mills defeated Carterville 67 and Cobden bested Cobden 69 a close game. Meridian beat Sparta 66 lifting Meridian to 3-0 and Metropolis won 70 over Marion with Hudgens 24 Gunn 18 and Fosse 15. Chester defeated Pinckneyville 77 and Eldorado routed Edwards County 91 as Eldorado remains unbeaten at 3-0.
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Carrier Mills
Carterville
B. Bleyer
T. Bleyer
Caldwell
Fisher
Hadfield
Keller
Pierce
Spurlock
Hill
Bailey
Taborn
Richerson
Diefenbach
Metropolis
Marion
Hudgens
Gunn
Fosse
Childers
Orr
McCabe
Wall
N. Goodman
C. Denson
Palmer
R. Goodman
B . Denson
Gentry
Belleville teams dominate Carbondale Murphysboro dual meet
In Bowen Gym Carbondale, Carbondale and Murphysboro wrestlers were outclassed by two Belleville squads. East beat the Terriers 48 9 and shut out Murphy 62 0. Althoff edged Carbondale 33 12 and then beat Murphy 51 8. The two schools meet for the first time in regular season January 8 at Murphysboro.
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
Belleville
Bowen Gym
East
Terriers
Murphy
Althoff
Cardinals Trade Murphy to Brewers for Heise
The St. Louis Cardinals sent pitcher Tom Murphy to Milwaukee in exchange for infielder Bob Heise.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Murphy
Milwaukee Brewers
Bob Heise
Valley Conference open to SIU Carbondale bid
Missouri Valley Conference officials said the group has not closed the door to SIU Carbondale admission. The Tuesday motion did not vote on SIU C, but left the door open for January discussions at the NCAA convention.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Siu-C
Larry Ensminger
Valley Publicity
Ensminger
San Francisco
SIUC
Louisville
Memphis State
St. Louis
Bradley
Tulsa
Drake
Wichita
North Texas State
West Texas State
New Mexico State
Doug Weaver
Mickey Holmes
Bob Holmes
Wichita State
Cairman
Weaver
Holmes
Carbondale
Weaver names Bob Hailey to join SIUC football staff
Doug Weaver the new SIUC football coach says he will run both offense and defense with no coordinators next season. He retains Bob Hailey as defensive backs coach and notes their long past ties from Kansas State Missouri and Dan Devine’s Missouri staff. Weaver plans further staff announcements within a week and may hire five assistants.
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Doug Weaver
SIUC
UCLA
Weaver
Bob Hailey
Saluki
Bob
Dan Devine
Missouri
Hailey
Mark
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Tim Ricci
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