Dick Howe Sparks Carbondale Terriers Past Panthers 49 44
Dick Howe scored 24 points to lead the Carbondale Terriers to a 49 44 upset of the Pinckneyville Panthers at Carbondale. Ken Martin added 10, while Quillman and Pursell paced Pinckneyville with 11 and 10 respectively as the night featured tight defense and late scoring runs.
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Indians May Settle Row Over Bosses Soon
Luke Easter met with Indians GM Hank Greenberg about a contract and asked about the stockholders meeting to decide leadership. Greenberg said it would be held next Thursday, and Easter replied that he would see him Friday.
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Friday's Fights in New York and West Palm Beach
Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn stopped Raul Perez of Matanzas Cuba in a 1 round bout in New York. Sonny Luciano of Paterson New Jersey out pointed Antonio Alvarez of Barcelona Spain in a 10 round bout in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Herrin Tigers topple Johnston City 74 58 in late surge
Herrin High School controlled the final period to beat Johnston City 74 to 58 at Herrin. Starters Ronnie Mitchell and Bill Lawrence returned, combining for 23 and 15 points respectively, as Herrin outscored the Indians 23 12 in the final quarter. Lawrence led all scorers with 23 points, while Restivo added 17 and Bearden led Johnston City with 15.
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University School tops Alto Pass in 71 46 win
University School posted its third victory in seven games at Carbondale beating Alto Pass 71 46. Wallace Woods led with 20 points, Eugene Mantovani added 13 and strong rebounding, while Johnson led Alto Pass with 15. The Lynxes opened 20-4 and finished 28 of 67 from the field. They host Vergennes next after the loss.
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Open Forum Notes Odd End To Southern Michigan Normal Game
The Southern Michigan Normal game ended with two seconds left as Michigan Normal was awarded possession after a timeout request by referee Eddie Davidson when Chuck Thate mishandled the ball crossing the center line. Sudman and Kirksey were involved in a confusing sequence before Tamaroa beat Woodlawn 79-59 and Jim Nalibroski scored 37 for Tamaica.
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Tamaroa Tournament Pairings Announced
The four team Tamaroa Invitational will be held next Thursday and Friday nights. Steeleville meets Coulterville at 7 p.m. Thursday with Royalton and Tamaroa following. Friday night features two games for first and third places, hosted by Gene McFarland.
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Carbondale Terrier Elects Co Captains For 1953 Season
Quarterback Ken Martin and center Henry Maze, both seniors, named co captains. Martin suffered a broken collar bone in game two against Collinsville and missed most of the season, though he plays basketball this winter and plans another football season next fall. Maze excelled at linebacker for Bob Colborn’s squad with strong weekly defense. The school drops the traditional football banquet this year, while an all sports banquet is planned for next spring.
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Mt Vernon Beats Marion 77 to 59 in 55 Percent Shooting
Mt. Vernon shot 55 percent and defeated Marion 77 59. Coach Harold Hutchins moved Roger Edmison into a starting guard role and used Richards Thompson Stokes Avant and Edmison in the lineup, shifting Richards from guard to forward and replacing Clark at forward after three games.
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Ga latia Faces Carrier Mills After Unbeaten Streak Breaks
Benton West Frankfort Lesser and Pinckneyville fell from the unbeaten list last night. Ga latia now 6 0 must tackle Carrier Mills in a key showdown tonight.
Southern's cagers are enjoying
Southern basketball players are evidently enjoying their play as the team builds momentum in a season noted for its improving chemistry and on court success.
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Prep Scores Show Varied High School Basketball Results
A wide slate of boys basketball games produced mixed outcomes across districts. Newton beat Olney 68 54 while Carbondale edged Alto Pass McLeansboro 71 83.
Salukis Rally Past Michigan Normal For 66 63 Victory
Southern Illinois University opened I I A C play with a 66 63 win over Michigan Normal in Carbondale. Captain Chuck Thate delivered a late jumper and free throws as the Salukis held off a late push, improving to 3 0. Central Michigan visits tonight for another conference test.
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Seventh Cigar Bowl Set To Duel Passing Tampa and Lenoir Rhyne
The seventh annual Cigar Bowl in Tampa features Tampa's passing offense led by quarterback Bill Minehan facing Lenoir Rhyne's running game centered on Little All-American fullback Steve Trudaal and the swift Robinson twins Gene and Jerry at the halves.
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Baltimore Nears NFL Franchise With Ticket Drive
Baltimore sold 6,907 season tickets in five days as part of a drive to reach 15,000 by January 22 to secure a Dallas NFL franchise. Proceeds from a charity game will aid Shrine Crippled Children Hospitals.
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