Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

We have 16,533,978 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1955

Page

14

Illinois Bears National TV Game Saturday

Illinois meets Washington on CBS at 2 PM for a Big Ten game of the week. The Illini, aiming for a 3rd win in four starts, face a veteran Washington club noted for slow defensive pace and balanced scoring led by Harvie Schmidt. Washington’s Ken Wisniewski and Don Ohl highlight a lineup hoping to upset Illinois in Huff Gym.

Illinois Washington Huff Illini CBS National Blair Gullion Bears Butler Notre Dame Big Ten Gullion Ilinois Sant Harry Combes South Cornell Tennessee Ken Wisniewski John Lewis Jim Paul Jim Barton Don Ohl Edwardsville Bill Gullion Les Medley Ed Cristal Art Borchers Combes Harvie Schmidt George BonSalle Paul Judson Bill Ridley Missouri Mizzou St. Louis Ohio State Michigan State Iowa WCIA Champaign

Bowl-Mor Leaders Drop Three Games

The last-place team defeated league leader Midwest Dairy in the Bowl-Mor League at Carbondale on Thursday. MecNeill's Jewelry swept ABC Liquor, Prosperity Cleaners took two from the Independents, with standings showing Independents and Prosperity leading. Audrey Burdick and Mary Nesler led with top scores and high series across the evening.

Midwest Dairy Carbondale MecNeill’s ABC Liquor and Prosperity Cleaners W & Midwest McNeills Independents Prosperity ABC Liquor Eaglettes Audrey Burdick Mary Nester Midwest Phyllis Bain Burdick Nesler Vernita Watson

St Louis Hawks Host Ladies Night Sunday Action

The St Louis Hawks stage their first Sunday home game with 50 cent admission for ladies, children, and high school students. Rochester Royals visit, recent Western Division leaders. Pro game at 8 p.m. follows a girls teams prelim.

ST. Louis Hawks Rochester Royals Hawks

Top Bowlers Lead All-Star Bowling Finals After First Day

Berwyn’s Joe Wilman and Detroit’s Anita Cantaline led the opening day of the National All-Star Bowling Tournament finals. Wilman posted 79.34 Petersen points, ahead of Dick Weber on 76.19, while Lubanski topped pins at 3 353. Nagy, hampered by a finger injury, won 8 of 16 and stood 10th. Cantaline led with 39.05 points, edging Marge Herrick by 1.63 points as Wene rose to challenge defending champion. Marion Ladewig struggled, finishing 14th after a rough day.

Joe Wilman Berwyn Anita Cantaline Detroit Wilman Petersen Dick Weber St. Louis Weber Eddie Lubanski Steve Nagy Don Carter Dick Hoover Akron Ohio Miss Cantaline Thunder Anita Marge Herrick Columbus Sylvia Wene Miss Wene Jeanette Grzelak Rockford, Ill Laverne Carter Doris Porter Los Angeles

Nashua Sails to Florida After World Record Sale

Mighty Nashua sold for a world record 1,251,200 dollars to a Spendthrift Farm syndicate led by Leslie Combs II. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons will train the 3 year old at Hialeah Park for the February 18 Widener Handicap as Belair Stud’s legacy passes with the sale.

New York Nashua Florida William Woodward Jr Leslie Combs II Spendthrift Farm Lexington Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Belair Stud Racing William Woodward Combs Kentucky Hialeah Park Miami John Korese Teaneck N. J Mildred W. Woolwine White Oaks Farm Helioscope

College Scores Roundup From Early Lineup Contests

Oklahoma 69 Arkansas 59 Tulsa 67 Western Kentucky 56 Kansas State 92 Los Angeles Loyola 66 Oklahoma City 65 Wyoming Drake 72 South Dakota 67 Grinnell 75 Coe 65 Iowa Wesleyan 69 Dubuque Western Illinois 104 Wayland 76 Lake Forest 76 Mcalester 66 Rose Poly 81 Concordia Ind Manchester 92 Hanover 80 Marietta 86 Youngstown 81 John Carroll 88 Western Reserve 64 Hope 83 Albion 58 Illinois Tech 93 Chicago Twins North 79

Oklahoma Arkansas Tulsa Western Kentucky Kansas State Los Angeles Loyola Oklahoma City Wyoming Drake South Dakota Grinnell Coe Iowa Wesleyan Dubuque Western Illinois Wayland Tex Lake Forest Mcalester Rose Poly Concordia Ind Manchester Hanover Marietta Youngstown John Carroll Western Reserve Hope Albion Chicago Illini Ilinois Tech Chicago Twirs North

Nashua Races Toward Record with Big Victory Expected

Nashua, carrying $945,415 in the bank, stands as the world’s second richest money winner. He seeks one major win to surpass Citation, who retired in 1951 with $1,085,760. This season Nashua has seven $100,000 wins and $752,550 in earnings, edging past Citation’s 1948 single season record.

Nashua Widener Citation Mr. Combs Sunny Jim Hialeah Mr. Fitz Belair Stud Combs

Dons Chase 30th Straight Victory In DePaul Tourney

San Francisco, ranked No 1, aims for a 30th straight win in the DePaul tourney opening round. Marquette meets DePaul with Duquesne waiting. winners meet for the title, losers vie for consolation. Bill Russell leads the Dons, while Terry Rand eyes a challenge for SF.

Chicago San Francisco Duquesne Bill Russell Marquette Terry Rand DePaul Penn State Blue Demons Ray Meyer Kentucky Minnesota

Fight Results from Los Angeles to Saginaw

A string of boxing results across cities shows Antonio Aragon outpointing Don Jordan 147 142 in Los Angeles. Del Flanagan defeats Jimmy Martinez 156 157 in St. Paul. L C Morgan beats Glen Flanagan 136 136 in Dayton. Gene White defeats Don Jasper 196 192 in Duluth.

Los Angeles Art Aragon Los Aedes Don Jordan St. Paul Minn del Flanagan Jimmy Martinez Phoenix Ariz Troy Ohio L. C. Morgan Dayton Glen Flanagan Saginaw Mich Gene White Don Jasper Duluth

Pro Basketball: Minneapolis 135 Syracuse 133 in triple OT

Minneapolis defeats Syracuse 135 133 after three overtimes in a high scoring pro basketball game. Philadelphia beats Fort Wayne 80 to 73.

Minneapolis Syracuse Philadelphia Fort Wayne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Illinois Bears Barton Tops Bears Chester Bensons VFW Elks Schuerens Treasury Agents McClouds Nite Hawks Robert Mueller Herrin Herrin Kiwanis Club Taeela A VEATH Sportsman West Oak Illinois Ave Welnut St SN Park Ave Paul M. Kirk R.L. McCormack John B McVey Peter H. Kunnen Bill Hazell Bill Texaco Service Illinois Avenue Miss Woolwine Edward Potter Nashville Tenn Harry S. Middendorf Boston Mass Segula Nasrullah Fitzsimmons Dons Binoth Cs Cfortsmarie Co Fir Rapin Still Sener Rourson Kali Urensos Coust Stitzel-Weller Distillery Louisville Cline Chevrolet GMAC Down State Chevrolet CO White Wall Iles Plymouth Belvedere
Search Courier

Search the Southern Illinoisan Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Southern Illinoisan?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication