Chicago City League Likely to Send DuSable to State
Chicago sportswriter rates DuSable as the favorite for the state super-sectional at Northwestern. He notes DuSable’s depth and midyear graduation stability, contrasts with Carver Marshall Parker Farragut Dunbar, and highlights key players like Joe Allen, Bill Shaw, Rob ert Nettles, Charles Glenn, and Leslie Patmon.
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Tommy Kouamanoff
Chicago
Associated Press
Northwestern University
McGaw Hall
DuSable
Carver
Marshall
Parker
Famragut
Dunbar
Joe Allen
Stephen Decatur
Champaign
Jim Brown
Russ Lynn
Giant
Samester
Art Weathersby
Chicago Wells
Weathersby
Wells
DuSahle
Bill Shaw
Robert Nettles
Robert Clady
Carver Wright
John Valentine
Illinois
Cazzie Russell
Allen
Larry Hawkins
Mer
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Edward Kendall
Kenneth Maxey
Robert Cifax
Charles Glenn
Leslie Patmon
Curtis Kirk
Harvey Hartenstein
Ben Lilly
Leonard Perry
Eli Hopkins
Preston Ross
Wilford Bonner
Hopkins
Lionel Brice
Charles Davis
Farragut
Ben Bluitt
Loyola University
John Watkins
Louis Johnson
Michael Clay
Raymond Price
Clarence Smith
Energy and Pittsburg reach Little Egyptian final
Energy defeats Creal Springs and Pittsburg tops Cambria in semifinal round of the Little Egyptian Conference grade school basketball tourney at Energy. Cambria meets Creal Springs in the third place game at 6:30 p.m. in Energy gym with the championship to follow at 8 p.m.
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Creal Springs
Pittsburg
Cambria
Rodger's
Elders
Ladd
Schaubert
Tackett
Dalton
Sullivan
Smith
Larson
Blumenstock
Byrard
Miskelley
Jones
Grider
Hendrickson
Tyner
Lofler
Stocks
Fields
Attucks Benton Meet in Big Seven Final at West Frankfort
Attucks and Benton reach the Big Seven conference final in West Frankfort after Attucks beat Marion 63-60 in overtime and Benton defeated Johnston City 34-26 in semifinal action. Johnston City and Marion contest third place at 6 30 p.m. Benton led 7 10 5 12 84 to 57 426.
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Attucks
Benton
West Frankfort
Johnston City
Marion
J. City
McCutcheon
Norman
Burlison
Lowrey
Hoover
Whittington
Laney
Bragg
Smith
P. Vick
Game at Herrin ends in Herrin win over Harrisburg
Gorham led with 19 points and 12 rebounds in a 62 point effort while Harrisburg’s Hurst Bush totaled 42 across 4 players. The article notes a scheduling error placing the game site at Herrin and lists other contributors including Saul Shields Kool White and Hollman Schroeder Bunselmeyer Partin Calvert Gordon Zuelke Hunsaker.
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Gorham
Hurst-Bush
Saul
Shields
Kool
White
Hollman
Harrisburg
Herrin Schroeder
Bunselmeyer
Hurst - Bush
Hampleman
Partin
Calvert
Gordon
Zuelke
Hunsaker
Seventh Grade Cage Meet Semifinal Action at Carterville
The Coal Belt iConference seventh grade basketball semifinals tip off at Carterville tonight. Carterville faces U. School at 6 30 p m followed by Herrin St Marys versus Hurst Bush. First round results include U. School 32 Lesser 9 Carterville 35 Zeigler Royalton 25 Hurst Bush 52 Christopher 24 Herrin St Marys 35 Elverado.
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Coal Belt
Carterville
U. School
Herrin &J. Mary's
Hurst Bush
Lesser
Zeigler-Royalton
Hurst-Bush
Christopher
Herrin St. Mary's
Elverado
Grade twin bill at Herrin tonight in hoops doubleheader
Sparta faces Metropolis at 6 30 p m to open the varsity bill while Herrin meets Mr Vernon in the second game. Herrin carries a nine game unbeaten streak as a standout high school basketball event unfolds in Herrin.
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Herrin
Sparta
Metropolis
Vernon
Conference Cage Races Resume Friday
Southern Illinois prep hoops schedule returns Friday with South Seven matchups headlined by Centralia at Marion and Harrisburg visiting Hertin. Sparta idle after a 58-57 win over Cahokia. other SWE games include Du Quoin vs Anita Jonesboro and Pinckneyville at Murphysboro as Carbondale hosts Chester. Southern Six hosts Cobden at pace setting 4-0 while no games are listed for Saturday.
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Southern Illinois
Centralia
Marion
Orphans
Mt. Vernon
Rams
Harrisburg
Hertin
Tigers
Johnston City
Benton
Rangers
Metropolis
Sparta
Cahokia
Natching
du Quoin
Anita Jonesboro
Pinckneyville
Murphysboro
West Frankfort
Carbondale
Chester
McLeansboro
Eldorado
Cobden
Trico
Hurst Bush
Prep Schedule Highlighting Friday and Saturday Varsity Games
Friday December 14 features Carbondale at Chester Pinckneyville at Murphysboro Harrisburg at Herrin Centralia at Marion Benton at Mt Vernon Johnston City at McLeansboro Anna Jonesboro at Du Quoin Trico at Hurst Bush Zeigler Royalton at Cairo Shawneetown at Galatia Metropolis at Eldorado Ashley at Coulterville Mounds Douglas at Cobden Mound City at Tamms Saturday December 15 lists Venice Lincoln at Attucks Marion at Johnston City Springfield Lanphier at Mt Vernon Salem at Centralia Mounds Douglass at Anna Jonesboro Golconda at Shawneetown Cairo at Metropolis Chester at Steeleville.
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Carbondale
Chester
Pinckneyville
Murphysboro
Harrisburg
Herrin
Centralia
Marion
Benton
Mt. Vernon
Johnston City
McLeansboro
Anna Jonesboro
du Quoin
Trico
Hurst-Bush
Zeigler-Royalton
Cairo
Shawneetown
Galatia
Metropolis
Eldorado
Ashley
Coulterville
Mounds
Douglas
Cobden
Mound City
Tamms
Venice
Lincoln
Attucks
Springfield
Lanphier
Sailing Regatta At Kentucky Lake Draws Club Members
Members of the club observe as a sailing regatta held earlier this year at Kentucky Lake wraps up. The club also held its year end meeting recently.
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Kentucky Lake
Sailing Club Honors Top Skippers of the Year
The Crab Orchard Sailing Club held its year-end meeting to honor its top sailors. The report highlights Jim Brigham of Car as the C-scow division winner, with mentions of Bob Cousy and local skippers Carterville and Russ Stephens. A separate sports note recalls Bob Cousy guiding the Celtics past the Hawks 111-98 while the Lakers beat Syracuse 126-120.
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Crab Orchard Sailing Club
Associated Press
Jim Brigham
Bob Cousy
Bondale
Watkins
Kenyear
Harold Rabelow
Carterville
Russ Stephens
Iese
Celtics
Boston
Cousy
Sailor division honors awarded at Carbonale event
Manuel Vae Ele ouvie Dr. Wilson R. Scott of Carbondale topped the lightning division with Ernie Hayworth of Royalton second. Leon Striegel of Carbondale led the Rebel division, Jim Blackwood of Murphysboro runnerup. Charlie Lerner and Paul F. McRoy shared top honors in the miscellaneous division with Don Vogler as second. Stephens won season most improved sailor.
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Manuel Vae Ele oUvie
Wilson R. Scott
Carbondale
Ernie Hayworth
Royalton
Leon Striegel
Jim Blackwood
Murphysboro
Charlie Lerner
Paul F. McRoy
Don Vogler
Stephens
Baker Named Top Back in AP Poll
Versatile Terry Baker of Oregon State was named the outstanding college back in the nation in the Associated Press poll. He edged Jerry Stovall of LSU for the top spot, with Miami’s George Mira and Wisconsin’s Ron VanderKelen following. The writeup also notes Baker’s prior recognitions and his heavy 1960 season activity.
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Terry Baker
Oregon State
Associated Press
Baker
Centralia South
W. Frank Fort Ar
Jerry Stovall
Louis Benton O ‘Assiana State
Miami
George Mira Herrin
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen Ma
Johnson Carterville
Smith
Curacy
Lesser
John
Son
Barnes
Crews
Grammers
Irenes
Coca-Cola
Bowl
Christopher
Lema fires 64 in Mexican golf warmup
San Leandro’s Tony Lema shot a 64 at Hacienda Golf Club to break the course record by four strokes. He posted a 32 over the front and back nine with an eagle and six birdies as the strong favorite in the pro am event.
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Dongola
Goreville
Thebes
Dom Niana
Buckner
Mexico City
Boneyard Boccie Ball Club
Tony Lema
Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Kennedy Demands Arbitration Over Olympic Track Control
President Kennedy spanks the AAU and the new U S Track and Field Federation for bickering over Olympic participation. The two groups agree to arbitration panel hearings, as Kennedy warned a 1964 Olympic team could be blocked if tensions persist. NCAA backs federation, AAU cites international eligibility certifying rights.
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Kennedy
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
Col
Don Hull
The
AAU
Chick Werner
Pennsylvania
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
NCAA
Brookport Hosts Four Team Blind Draw Tourney
Brookport will host a four team blind draw basketball tournament December 21 and 22. Teams entered are Cairo Shawneetown Joppa and Brookport. Pairings will be drawn 45 minutes prior to the opening game.
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Brookport
Cairo Shawneetown
Joppa
Gallatin Vaughn singled out for St Louis Hawks trip
A grassroots effort in Carbondale builds toward a January 20 Hawks game against Wilt Chamberlain and the San Francisco Warriors. SIU alums Harry Gallatin and Charley Vaughn, now with the Hawks, receive praise as fans organize discounted group tickets and plan promotion details.
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Vaughn
SIU
St. Louis Hawks
Harry Gallatin
Charley Vaughn
St. Louis
Carbondale
Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Irv Gack
Charley Vaughan
STU
Ing
Gack
Gallatin and
Los Angeles Lakers
Harry
Ben Kerner
Charley
Bob Cousy
Celtics
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