Trico halts Carterville Lions in 64-52 setback
Trico defeated Carterville 64-52 as the Lions suffered their first loss after four wins. Murry Smith led Trico with 24 points, while Brad Skelcher and Terry Hanley each had 18 for Carterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Trico
Lions
Murry Smith
Jed
Bob Fulton
Frank Riley
Brad Skelcher
Terry Hanley
Mark Blewer
Hugh Rehrschneider
Rohrschneider
Prep basketball meeting set for Dec 31 at SIU Arena
Athletic leaders including Reid Martin plan to arrange the Dec 31 prep tournament at SIU Arena with teams such as Decatur Hisenhower Collinsville Peoria Mania Whornridge York Elmhurst Chicago St Patrick Pinckneyville Carbondale Mt Vernon Herrin Marion Harrisburg Meridian Trico Allan and Belleville East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Reid Martin
Holiday
SIU
Decatur Hisenhower
Collinsville
Peoria Mania
Whornridge
York Elmhurst
Chicago St. Patrick
Pinckneyville
Mt. Vernon
Herrin
Marion
Harrisburg
Meridian
Trico
Allan
Belleville
Metropolis and Carrier Mills Hoop Scores Across County Meet
In a dense meet report from regional basketball play, Metropolis defeated McLeansboro 17-13 and 19-? with key scorers Moser 14 Owen 1 Lee 8 and Richison 19, while Metropolis-Steele & Stein kamp posted 22s and 17s for Edwards and Brown. Carrier Mills tops Cave-In-Rock in later prelims, Gorham and Goreville show wins, Ridgway and Egyptian-Davis contest, Shawneetown-Collins results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecLeansboro
Metropolis
McLeansboro
Adams
Moser
Owen
Lee
Smith- Peters
Richison
Steele
Steinkamp
Edwards
Brown
Johnson
Austin
Carrier Mills
Cave-In-Rock
Sumier
Taborn
Rollins
Gilcrest
Nothe
Henshaw
Rose
Thackston
Williams
Hubbs
Walker
McDowell
Gorham
Shawnee
Bridewell
Hampton
Warren
Bhryer
Lentchial
Elliot
Lenk
Shepard
Stark
Mattingly
Eckert
Beckman
Heinle
Shawnee Century opens Shawnee Invitational tourney
Shawnee Century and Carterville headline the Shawnee invitational set to open Monday at Wolf Lake school with two games nightly through Thursday. The Centurions face Goreville in the opener, then Gorham and Cobden, then a Dec. 5 rematch. Semi finals are Wednesday and finals Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. L
Carterville
Wolf Lake
Centurions
Goreville
Gorham
Cobden
Shawneetown
Galatia
ODIN
Friday prep basketball scores across numerous teams
Friday prep games featured Bowen 68 Parker o Shurz 40 and many more close results. Highlights include Marist 42 St Patrick 80, Sandburg 57 Reavis 4, Downers Grove N 70 Glenbard W 43, LaSalle Peru 23, Pekin 55, and Carbondale Park District scores with Melby 92 Jaycees 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Argo
Bremen
Lincoln Way
Homewood
Oak Lawn
Quigsey
Aurora
N. Shores
Elgin Road
St. Patrick
Marist
Sandburg
Reavis
Evanson
Hewther E
N. Chicago
Barrington
Thornriege
Richards
Prospect
Palatine
Marian
Carmel
Lake Zurich
Waucords
Cibertyyills
Woodstock
Downers
Hisdele
Schtarman
Shiloh
Rossville
Armstrong
Jamaica
Bismarck
E. Lynn
Catlin
Georgetown
Crisman
Paxton
Hoopeston
Gibson City
Feirbury
Kansas
Homer
Rankin
Milford
Arthur Sl
Newman
Watseka
Oakwood
Fotamac
Cyrstal Lae
Antioch
Round Lake
Montini
Joliet Cath
E. Moline
Davenpoct
Assumption
Alleman
Moline
Davenport W
Rock Island
Galesburs
Pekin
Sterling
Dixon
Kewanee
Streator
Lanpoler
Normal Cann
Clinton
Cent
Marayette
Lincoln
Champaign
Marea
Niantic
Stonington S& Macon
Warden
Breese
Centralta
Marton
Odin
Astray
Sandoval
Mulberry Gr
Vanealfa
Litchfield
Nashville
Chester
Patoka
Brownstown
Okinville
Westlin
Southeast
Centennial
Eisenhower
Griffin
Det
St. Anthony
Teutopolis
Allamont
Windsor
Beecher City
Lakeview
Warrensburg
Carbondale Park District
Melby’s
Jaycees
Murphysboro
Sims
Martin Oilers
Chiefs
Du Quoin Tops West Frankfort In Rugged 57 45 Opener
Du Quoin defeats West Frankfort 57 to 45 in a tight non delay game. Tim Ricci scores 29 for West Frankfort while Louis Baxter leads Du Quoin with 22 as the Indians endure 23 turnovers to secure third straight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Cox
Mlingisa
du Quoin
West Frankfort
Bane
Indians
Redbirds
Dy Quoin
Louis Baxter
Birds
Tim Hicci
Frankfort
Baxter
Dave Martin
Dave Beggs
The
Ricci
Ter Frankfort
Beggs
al Martin
Ray Saundes
Redbird Larry Willmore
Gene Ernest
Tony Yordan
Larry Brown
Red Birds
Hicci
Harrisburg Bulldogs Top Herrin Behind Roland's 38 Point Return
Roland 6-1 senior return from eligibility led Harrisburg with 38 points and 17 rebounds as the Bulldogs beat Herrin 64-63 at home. Herrin guard Chiaventone added 33 in a tight contest, while Harrisburg pulled away late in the second and held on despite foul trouble for key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Roland
Harrisburg
Bulldogs
Herrin
Mike Chiarentone
Drew Blair
Geary Bauman
Tigers
Cartwright
Winkleman
Pigg
Howard
Blair
Beggs
Newman
Herrin Chiaventone
Bautman
Bowden
Dillon
O'Neel
Porter
Hindman
Cobden cagers rally to beat Centurions for fourth win
Cobden, led by Goins and Dammerman, posted a 67-59 victory over Goreville and tied a season mark with four wins in six starts. Meridian loomed on Feb 7 rematch as Century's Goins noted the team’s improved form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Odell
Cobden
Goins
Goreville
Mounds
Gene Dammerman
Manal Goins
Century
Meridian
Christopher tops Zeigler in Wayne City Tournament thriller
Christopher defeats Zeigler-Royalton 85 to 53 in the Wayne City Tournament quarterfinals as Ren naie Clark leads with 26 points and teammates Kretz, Fourez, Cavender, and Todd add double digits. Thompsonville beats Woodlawn 66 to 47, with Carl Sullivan 22 and Jim Head 17, setting up Christopher vs Thompsonville in the upcoming semifinal. Woodlawn and Zeigler-Royalton meet in the consolation bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne City
Golconda
Elverady
Waltonville
Basselare
Christopher
Thompson Ville
Bearcats
Zeigler-Royalton
Rennaie Clark
John Kretz
Randy Pourez
Mark Lavender
Tornadoes
Chark
Thompsonville
Woodlawn
Carl Sullivan
Jim Head
Jim West
Nashville Hornets overwhelm Chester 80 to 50 in SEC opener
Nashville led by Bob Habbe with 18 points and Andy Maxwell 16 as they beat Chester 80 50. Chester struggled offensively while Vienna battled Anna Jonesboro with Goins 24 and Beasley 28 in a separate SEC game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Chester
Bob Habbe
Guara
Andy Maxwell
Habbe
Hornets
Anna Jonesboro
Vienna
Tit Goins
Wildcats
Mike Beastey
AAJ
Mike Farris
George Purtle
Goins
Pagtuoid
Miser
Johnson
Heires
Hindman
Deere
Cowell
Martin
Habbe I
Maxwell
Keller
Schairesf Hoffman
Sachtluben
Jania
Scinake
Michael
Grodle
Anna-Jonesboro
Beasley
Primin
Owen
Webb
Zimmer
Flannigan
Tavior
Howard
Farris
Partie
Bartels
Page
Otto
Centralia Orphans rebound to topple Marion 87 69
Centralia rebounds from last week’s loss to Mt Vernon with a decisive 87 to 69 win over Marion on Friday night. Doug Taylor led Centralia with 20 points aided by Meeks 18 and Murray 20. Marion’s Steve Waterbury poured in 36 points, while Keith Wall added 10. The game featured a 27 to 1? second period buoying Centralia past Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Odell
Miiheisan
Trico
Carterville
Lions
Clem Quillman
Quillman
Carbondale
Ginning
Bob Jones
Centralia Orphans
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Steve Waterbury
Waterbury
Jones
Taylor
Tom Murray
Richey Meeks
Keith Wall
Centralia
Meeks
Hassen
Murray
Coe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trice
Larry Pfau
Mike Homoya
Brad Skeleher
Holy Smith
Carterville Fun
Carbondale Meet
Bleyer Brothers
Tim
Brad Bleyer
Lesser
Brad
Sesser
Bolton
Harris
Garascia
Gallow
Lipe
Miekes
T. Bleyer
Camelot
Cairo
Elias
Patton
Marshall
Keith
Lindsey
Langvan
White
Billingsley
Crews
Burlison
Davis
Haught
Ridgway
Equality
Mossman
Jennings
Lane
Aydelott A
L. Jennings
Thompson
Miner
Oxford
Campbell
Handler
Shaw & Ross
Richey
Barfield
Helm
D. Kindle
Kindle
Ballentine
Bennett
Clemons
Jackson
Morrison
Heinrich
McDaniels
Phelps
Laffoon
Rhodes
Odinsoon
Sparta
Kighland
East St. Louis
FROSH
Benton
Bowen
Parker O Shurz
Fenger & Keily
Philips
Harlan
OT de LaSalle
Blue Island Eisentowes
Dammerman
Nerrig City
Dahlgren
Bob Rusiewski
Tamaroa
Letterman
Bob Ziegler
Cairo Camelot
Jeff Eocene
Jef
Jerry Germain
Husky
Germain
Christopher Tops Zeigler
Subilivan
Kerley
Crawford
Wilson
Peirey
Nville
Anna
King
Wall
Bryan
Cowan
Brooking
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!