NBA Scoreboard ripples through divided leagues
Eastern Conference standings show Philadelphia leading with 27 wins and Boston at 20, New York 18, and Washington 11. Central and Midwest help Florida? No. West squads including San Diego and Seattle chase. Week’s results include Knicks over Nets, 106-104, and 109-108 Lakers over Houston. Upcoming games list Indiana at Cleveland and New Jersey at Boston among others.
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Murphysboro Boys Prev Wrestling Defeats Pinckneyville 42 24
Murphysboro defeated Pinckneyville 42 24 at Murphysboro with wrestlers Dan Dolwick Keith Keipp Tom Jacobs Mike Mifflin Vince Macarey Brian Stewart Mike Murphy Dan Bost Keith Roberts Dave Winters John Thompson and Scott Carney earning wins or decisions. Murphysboro hosts Herrin tonight following the meet.
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Transactions Highlight Midweek Baseball and Basketball Moves
The week’s sports transactions include the Texas Rangers acquiring Mark Wagner from the Detroit Tigers for Kevin Saucier. Houston Astros sign Dave W Roberts to a five year 1.3 million deal. St Louis Cardinals obtain Bob Geren from San Diego Padres in the Rollie Fingers Terry Kennedy trade. Jim Marshall named coach of Chinichi Dragons. Denver Nuggets sign Kiki Vandeweghe to a multi year deal and place James Ray and John Roche on the injured list.
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TV Schedule Highlights Collage of Sports and Shows
A Friday night schedule lists ESPN and USA Network programming from 6:00 to 4:30. Highlights include college basketball matches Detroit versus Syracuse and Milwaukee versus New York, Top Rank Boxing, International Golf, National Tractor Pull Championship, and NFL Story line by line segments.
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Bowl S.1 Bowler of the Month Tournament Prep
The S.1 Bowl will hold its Bowler of the Year Tournament on Dec. 21. Top qualifiers from the Bowler of the Month events will compete. Kevin White of Carterville scored 91 to lead the boys ages 6 to 12, Bryan Samples of Marion had 52. Terri Sparks of Carbondale led the junior girls with 600. Joan Jones of Marion posted 594 and Bob Grant of Marion 587 in junior major boys.
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Quebec goalie Dion quits as Nordiques fall in Boston
Boston Bruins defenseman Dick Redmond scored twice in the second period and Michel Dion left the game after the second goal, leading coach Michel Bergeron to suspend him indefinitely. Michel Plasse replaced him as Quebec lost 6-4 in Quebec.
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Cardinals Acquire Bob Geren To Complete Fingers Trade
The St Louis Cardinals obtained minor league catcher Bob Geren from the San Diego Padres to finish the 11 player Rollie Fingers Terry Kennedy trade. Geren, 19, will join the Gastonia farm club in the South Atlantic League. He was San Diego's No 1 draft pick in June 1979 and split last season between Walla Walla and Reno farm teams.
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Salukis Face UT Martin Invite After Drake Loss
SIUC women travel to Martin Tennessee for the UT Martin Christmas Invitational with a 3-3 record. They open Friday at Vanderbilt, the defending tourney champs, then face winners in the bracket. Key players include Stephenson Boyes Rogers Greer and Price as coach Scott pushes patience and ball security amid a high turnover pace.
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Davis' old protege shines as Bradley anchors Pacers defense
Former Tar Heel Dudley Bradley, now with Indiana, matched a five steal showing to lead the Pacers past Phoenix 102-90 while neutralizing Walter Davis. Bradley, in his second pro year, has turned defense into a strong NBA presence, echoing praise from Davis. Other NBA results included Philadelphia over Chicago and New York over New Jersey.
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Spence Keys Logan Win In 95 81 Victory At Centra
Don Spence scored 32 to power John A Logan College past Kaskaskia 95 81 at Centrali a earning a 20 with 20 season record. Spence 6 1 guard from Tamms shot 16 of 20, 9 of 9 in second half, while Mike Murray added 30 for Kaskaskia as Logan tightened defense in second half and built a 25 point lead. Danny Jones returned after ankle injury to help the Vols along with 20 by David Kellum as Logan improved to 6 4 and prepares for Lincoln Trail.
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Logan women fall to Kaskaskia in SICC clash
Logan women lose 71-62 to Kaskaskia at Centralia on Wednesday in a Southern Illinois Collegiate Conference game. Five Blue Angels reached double figures led by Sherrie Woods with 16, Emily Moss 15, and Sarah Rommelman 13. Ginger Henley led Logan with 20 points, Joyce Lee added 14, Carmen Woods and Connie Baxter 10 each. Logan trailed 38-35 at halftime and falls to 7-2 overall, 1-1 in the league, ahead of Saturday non-conference visit from Lincoln Trail.
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First-year all-SWE volleyball team honors Anna Jonesboro trio
Three Anna Jonesboro players led the first all-SOUTHWEST EGYPTIAN conference volleyball team as SWE champions went 14-0 in league play and 24-3 overall. Nashville, Du Quoin, and Chester each placed two players, with others from Sparta, Murphysboro, Carlyle, and more on the roster. The team was voted by conference coaches after the season.
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