SIU Tops Wabash 77 68 in Carbondale basketball clash
Southern Illinois University beat Wabash College 77 to 68 at Carbondale amid delayed halftime play and heavy reliance on free throws to secure the win. SIU made 3 of 38 free throws while Wabash hit 10 of 13, with key contributions from Salukis star names like Douglass and Gualdoni and Little Giants standout Bawor mat.
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Frank Casseli
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Bradley Tops Butler in Close 71-65 Victory
Bradley's Braves edged Butler University 71-65 as a late 4 minute burst broke a stubborn zone defense. Gerald Williams led Butler with 27 points, while Tim Tobinson tallied 24 for Bradley amid a tense back and forth at the hall.
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Prep Basketball Saturday Scores Ledger
Marian beat Du Quain 72 to 66 while Johnston City toppled Wesort 53 to 50. Spatin and Chester edged McLeansboro 67 to 38, Eldovaco won 37 to 37. East Rockford 53 over Sterling 48. Galesburg 61 over East Peoria 51. Dixon 64 over West Rockford. East Moline 68 over Clinton. Moline 70 over Davenport Central. East Aurora 65 over Batavia 63. West Aurora 66 over Lockport 50. West Chicago 68 over Thornton 54. Rock Island 66 over Cedar Rapids Jefferson 38. Centralia 74 over Salem 60. Prospect 74 over Palatine 42. Alton 65 over Canton 60. DePue 64 over Princeton 60. Collinsville 77 over MacArthur. Taylorville 68 over SS Teresa Urbana 72 over Mattoon. Lincoln 2u over Edwardsville 68. St Anthony Hinsdale 74 over Downers Grove 41. Granite City 60 over Jacksonville.
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Kid Paret Triumphs in New York Title Tilt
Cuban Kid Paret outlasted welterweight champion Benn in a late wire finish at Madison Square Garden. Shoemaker and Thorne Wood battled through rounds in the National Open golf event, Shoemaker winning after a 1S round decision with 74 strokes.
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Detroit Upsets Indiana In Double Overtime
Detroit Titans edge Indiana 81-79 in double overtime as Tom Villemure hits a 20 foot set shot for the winning basket. Charlie North and Dave Debusschere lead Detroit with 22 points each, completing a third straight win and stifling Indiana’s late rally in the second OT.
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Nixon Withdraws From SIU Paving Way For Spring Return
Lawrence Nixon a 6-7 all state center from Galesburg withdrew from Southern Illinois University this week. He will work in Galesburg and rejoin SIU for the spring term after failing grades and upcoming finals jeopardized his freshman year. Nixon had not practiced with the freshmen recently and could redo courses to erase withdrawal grades.
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SIU Wrestlers Open With 30 8 Victory in Meet
SIU action saw Ken Moore pinned Mickey DeVoe in 24 seconds at heavyweight. Other Salukis wins came by decision from Mike Irgo vitch Stan Bergmeier Herman Ayres Eddie Lewis and John Rollins. Various weights list results with Manuel Holcolm Trgovich Edwards Rollins Bergmeier Ayres Lewis Plapp Houston and Moore victorious.
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Interstate Conference makes no major changes at Chicago meeting
SU Athletic Director Don Boyd reported a two day Chicago session yielded little progress. TEAC rejected withholding freshmen from varsity play while SIU Western Northern and Central Michigan supported but failed to reach five votes. Northern Michigan admission was not acted on. Eastern Michigan coaches voiced concerns about continued competition yet took no formal withdrawal action. A proposal to extend eligibility to 15 quarters was rejected. The grant in aid program was left unresolved.
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Missouri Tigers Hold On For Narrow 73 72 Win Over Northwestern
Missouri led by Charles Henke with 21 of 27 in the second half defeated Northwestern 73 72 in Evanston. Joe Scott added 12 of his 15 in the first half as Missouri built a 39 30 halftime lead. Northwestern’s Bill Cacciatore scored 29 to pace both teams, but the Tigers pulled away late and held on for their second win in four games. Northwestern drops to 1-3.
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Blaik Resigns as Sooner Grid Assistant for Private Business
Bob Blaik, 31, resigns as Oklahoma assistant football coach after two seasons to pursue private business. Son of Earl H. Blaik, he has two offers pending and will choose between them. Blaik previously coached at Minnesota in 1956 and Miami in 1957 and 195.
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Padovan Ties Swim Record at SIU Invitational Meet
Indiana dominated the Southern Illinois University invitational, winning nine of 11 events in Carbondale. Ray Padovan of SIU tied his American record in the 50 yard freestyle prelims and won the 50 and 100 yard dashes, while Tom Stock set a new 200 backstroke American pool record. Five pool records fell as Indiana swimmers led unattached competition. two Indiana stars omitted due to injury.
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Murphysboro Beats Shawnee For First Win Of Season
Murphysboro Red Devils pull away in the fourth quarter to defeat Shawnee Redskins 47 to 36 in a non conference game. Joe Fitzpatrick scores 18 points for Murphysboro. Beasley, Ashmen, Eliot add single digits as the team shoots 33 percent while Shawnee hits 36 percent and misses six free throws in the first quarter. Preliminary score shows Murphysboro 63, Shawnee 33 in earlier action.
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Notre Dame Beats Bowling Green 61 50 In South Bend
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