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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1957

Page

12

Harrisburg Bulldogs topple Carbondale for second straight win

Harrisburg defeats Carbondale 63 59 in Carbondale with a late rally and clock issues. Lovelace leads Carbondale with 23 points while Hassett has 19 for Harrisburg.

Harrisburo Carbondale

Attucks Extends Win Streak With 63 51 Victory

Attucks posted its 10th win in 11 games at Carterville on Tuesday night, a 63 51 decision. The Bluebirds led early, Attucks pulled away late, with Jones 22 and Thomas 14 leading scoring. Brown contributed nine rebounds after replacing fouledout Thomas.

Attucks Carterville Bluebirds Percy Oliver Thomas Brown C’ville Jones Fletcher Smith Blythe Moore Floyer Hampton Cowan Lowry Gentry

Eddleman Rivalry Echoes From Illinois Courts

Dike Ed dleman influences a generation of fans as coaches Scottie Lynch of Tamms and Clemon Johnson of Dongola compare their stars Charles Vaughn and Joe Aden to the schoolboy legend. Vaughn, a 6 foot 2 guard, earns praise for all around play while Aden is hailed as one of the era’s best. Ed dleman’s prep career at Centralia and roots near Karnak anchor the praise.

Dike Eddleman Charles Vaughn Tamms Joe Aden Dongola Eddleman Centralia High Karnak Vaughn Aden Scottie Lynch Eadleman Clemon Johnson Joe

Brown Caps Ground Title in NFL Statistics Race

Timmy Brown the Cleveland rookie fullback led the NFL in rushing with 942 yards on 202 carries and a 4.7 average. He set a league single game mark with 237 rushing yards. Rick Casares was second with 700 yards, Don Bosseler third with 673 yards, and Ollie Matson top receiver Billy Wilson led the season in receptions as Cleveland and other teams finished the season.

Philadelphia Timmy Brown Cleveland Syracuse Brown Chicago Bears Rick Casares Don Bosseler Washington John Henry Johnson Detroit Tommy Wilson Los Angeles Ollie Matson Chicago Cardinals Cardinals Pittsburgh Steelers Tommy O'Connell Eddie LeBaron John Unitas Baltimore Lamar McHan O’connell LeBaron Unitas Billy Wilson San Francisco Ray Berry Lou Groza Sam Baker

Local prep hoops notes and line injuries from area teams

John Mees leads with a 140 point scoring average at U School while Charles Reinhardt sits near 20 points per game. Coulterville falters after a strong start as Tommy Hood suffers a season ending ankle injury. Vergennes coach seeks two officials for Thebes game amid scheduling issues. Dick Lehr earns Fairfield win 57 to 54 over Mt Carmel, the latter the defending North Egypt Conference champion.

John Mees U. School Charles Reinhardt Dick Lehr Fairfield Mt. Carmel

Olson quits NIU basketball over back injury

Senior John Olson, holder of Northern Illinois scoring records, has quit basketball because of a recurring back injury. He will miss the game at STU Saturday night. He would have been eligible for only seven games, so his loss is not a big surprise to Leatherneck Coach Bill Healey.

John Olson Northern Illinois Stu Leatherneck Bill Healey

PREP SCORES AT ZEIGLER

Zeigler leads Christopher in a high school basketball tilt with final scores Zeigler 67 Christopher 51. Key players include Zeigler Hiller Forrester Knight Sanders Pasquino and Christopher-West Lemmen Gossett Evans Kirkpatrick.

Zeigler Christopher Hiller Forrester Knight Sanders Pasquino West Lemen Williams Gossett Evans Kirkpatrick

Local High School Scores Spotlight Two Narrow Losses

Valier defeats Sesser 70 to 64 in a high school basketball meeting with Sesser Flatt tallying 26 points. Maddox leads Valier with 17 while Cavaletto adds 8 and Bradley 9 as Valier-Farmer and Sesser-Flatt share scorers with Vercelino 13 and Henson 13 for their teams.

Valier Sesser Sesser — Flatt Maddox Cavaletto Bradley Taylor Reeves Farmer Vercelino Joiner Henson Mason

Cobden Cobden 66 Dongola 61 in score heavy game

Cobden defeated Dongola 66 to 61 in a high scoring game. Key players include Cobden Middleton Van Consert and Casey with double figures while Dongola’s Early Davis and Sykes led their offense. The match featured multiple lead changes and strong late defense.

Cobden Dongola Middleton van Consert Casey Aden Early Davis Sykes Beggs Stewart

Bluford beats Cisne 72 to 60 in high school basketball

Bluford 25 2013 14 72 Cisne 16 9 17 18 60 Cisne Johnson 15 Shehorn 10 Smith 4 Selms 8 Holbaugh 13 Wylie 6 Fearn 3 Atteberry 1. J Wilson 24 R Wilson 7 Scott 16 Young 4 Bradley 6 Monaghan 2.

Bluford Cisne Capps J. Wilson R. Wilson Scott Young Bradley Monaghan Cisne — Johnson Shehorn Smith Selms Holbaugh Wylie Fearn Atteberry

Holiday Week Local High School Games Matchups

A list of basketball fixtures for Thursday December 19 through Saturday December 21 features Woodlawn at Wayne City and numerous regional pairings including Centralia at Herrin Chester at Carbondale West Frankfort at Harrisburg Benton at Marion Murphysboro at Pinckneyville Nashville at Mt Vernon Sparta at Cahokia Mound City at Vienna Metropolis at Rosiclare Shawneetown at Galatia Cobden at Grand Chain Du Quoin at Anna and Joppa at Karnak plus several uncertain entries for Friday and Saturday with unclear opponents.

Egypt Ridgway Marion Mounds Douglas Carrier Mills Sesser Mt. Vernon Herrin West Frankfort Anna Jonesboro Walier Douglass Tamms Carbondale Metropolis Harrisburg Woodlawn Wayne City Centralia Chester Benton Murphysboro Pinckneyville Nashville Sparta Cahokia Mound City Vienna Rosiclare Shawneetown Galatia Cobden Grand Chain

Senior House Bowling League Scores and Highs

Adams Photo Litho 4, Kent 498. Marion Ellis 9, Feurer 491. Marion VFW 3, Casey 562. Prairie Packing 1, Herrin 499. Diagraph Bradley 3, Andersek 409. Cities Service 1, Sears 487. Southern Homes 3, Lang 502. Hi Way Cabinets 1, McClellan 494. Marion Motors 3, Barnes 593. Jakes Tires 1, Ragain 536. High game Barnes 243. High team game Marion Motors 1,065. High team series Marion Motors 2,963.

Adams Photo Litho Kent Marion Ellis Feurer Marion Vfw Casey Prairie Packing Herrin Diagraph Bradley Andersek Cities Service Sears Southern Homes Lang Hi Way Cabinets McClellan Marion Motors Barnes Jakes Tires Ragain Marion Elks Marion Vew

Unclear Player Scoring Line Emerges From Box

Fragmentary game box shows scoring by players including Grace 16 and Kane 10 with other names and points listed in unclear order. No teams, date, or event context provided.

St Mary's Crusaders crush Creal Springs 33 23 scoreline

St Mary's of Herrin defeated Creal Springs 33 to 23 on Tuesday night. Creal Springs top scorer was B Lindsey with 14 points while St Mary's balanced attack produced the win. The St Mary's second unit won 27-26 in the opener.

St. Mary’s Herrin Creal Springs B. Lindsey Crusader St. Mary's Smith Frew Beasley R. Lindsey Oldani Barni Carneghi R. Marlow Detomasi D. Marlow

Small School Tourneys Open in Southern Illinois

Three small school invitational tournaments start this week in Southern Illinois with Lesser hosting Carterville Elkville and Christopher in a blind draw meet Thursday and Friday at 7 pm. Ridgway defeated Shawneetown 95 51 and Cave in Rock edged Equality 60 59. Waltonville beat Ashley 76 62 and Tamaroa defeated Vergennes 59 55 in opening games at Tamaroa. Thursday Tamaroa meets Dahlgren at 7 pm and Royalton plays Waltonville.

Illinois Lesser Carterville Elkville Christopher Equality Ridgway Shawneetown Cave-in-Rock Waltonville Ashley Tamaroa Vergennes Dahlgren Royalton

Two Teams Retain Sectional Crowns in 1957

Only West Virginia and Southern Methodist managed to defend their sectional basketball titles in 1957. Both programs held on to the crown amid a competitive field as the season advanced.

West Virginia Southern Methodist

Lynxes overpower Elkville 82 to 58 in decisive win

University School Lynxes beat Elkville 82 58 as Reinhardt 29 Mees 26 Bruinsma 15 lead scoring. Bruinsma 16 rebounds. Elkville shot 417 from the field and 33 percent free throws. Lynxes improve to 4 3 and set to face Vergennes on Jan 3.

Lynnyes Elkville Lynxes Charles Reinhardt John Mees Bruce Bruinsma Bruinsma Mike Wilson Bluebirds U. School Reinhardt Mees Gumm Hand Wilson Wisely Coffel Batteau Crews Williams Spain Wohlwend Vergennes

U of Illinois to Build 20000-Seat Assembly Hall

Chicago December 18 The University of Illinois unveils a bowl shaped assembly hall for 20000 seats. Cost about 7.5 million dollars with completion aimed for September 1960. It will host all varsity basketball games and the Illinois High School Basketball Tournament, designed by Harrison and Abramovitz.

Chicago University of Illinois Huff University Board of Trustees Harrison and Abramovitz U.N. General Assembly

Four States Repeated as 1957 Conference Wrestling Champions

Maryland Oklahoma Wyoming and Oregon State repeat as conference wrestling champions in 1957. The four schools secured top honors in their respective leagues, highlighting a dominant season across the circuits.

Maryland Oklahoma Wyoming Oregon State

End Of Coast Loop In Sight

The Pacific Coast Conference faces collapse after UCLA USC and California left. Washington proposes dissolution by June 30, risking a seven-member league and the future Rose Bowl contract with the Big Ten. Internal disputes and penalties accelerate the split.

Seattle Pacific Coast Conference Ucla Southern California California Washington Donald H. Wollett Wollett Oregon State Oregon Washington State Idaho Stanford USC University of California Berkeley PCC

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