Strong Schedule In 1963 SIU Football Card
Southern Illinois University releases a 10 game football schedule led by Tulsa and Louisville, plus Toledo and Evansville among new opponents. The team aims to rebound from a 4 6 record and join the Central Collegiate Conference for track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Toledo
Louisville
Southern Illinois University
Donald N. Boydston
Bowling Cireen
Ohio
Boydston
Southern
Evansville College
North Dakota State
Ft. Campbell
Northern Michigan
North Texas State
Lincoln University of
Salukis
Lew Hartzog
CCC
Western Michigan
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Drake
Wheaton
Central Michigan
Loyola
LIU
Kansas
Jim Dupree
Bil Cornell
Brian Turner
Marion Women’s Bowling League Standings and Highs
Century Hardware 42 leads Goss Hotpoint 39 with Town Shop 3 behind Mt Tom’s Barbecue 3. Superior Bakery 30 Beasley Laumber 29 Uptown Kitchen W3 Parker Appliance 3. Marion Finance 2344 Bank of Egypt 19% Bank of Marion 3. Bob's Cafe We High team series Superior Baker 2459 Town Shop 2444 Tom's Barbecue 2437 Century Hardware 2405. High team game Tom's Barbecue 878 Goss Hotpoint 871 Century Hardware 2 Town Shop 952 Superior Baker 852. High individual series Virginia North 352 Anabel Bohart 548 Sue Sears 533 Pearl Zanotti 515. High individual game Virginia North 203 Physlis Graves 203 Anabel Bohart 154 Sue Sears 492
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Marion Womens Bowling League
Century Hardware
Goss Hotpoint
Town Shop
Mt .Tom's Barbecue
Superior Bakery
Beasley Laumber
Uptown Kitchen
Parker Appliance
Marion Finance
Bank of Egypt
Bank of Marion Ad
Bob's Cafe
Superior Baker
Tom's Barbecue
Virginia North
Anabel Buhart
Sue Sears
Pearl Zanotti
Shawnee Holiday Tourney opens with Vienna Cairo tilt
Vienna Eagles defeated Cairo Pilots 60 to 45 as Don Turner paced with 18 points and Charles Crews added 16. Mound City outlasted Mounds 53 to 48, with Excell Farries and Carl Thompson key late baskets. The opening round also featured Sacramento boxing notes and prep basketball results across several teams.
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Viena
Cairo
Mound City
Mounds
University School of Carbondale
Tamms
Vienna
Eagles
Don Turner
Charles Crews
John Hodge
Pilots
Excell Farries
Lewis Humble
Carl Thompson
Tigers
Jon Frieboes
Jim Russell
Thomson
Sacramento
Calif
California
National Boxing Association
NBA
World Boxing Association
Douglas Hayden
State Athletic Commission
WBA
Lasley
Tally
Russell
Jordon
Humble
Thomp
Alto Passion
Farries
Vines
Burd
Glendale
Kerby
Henry
Alto Pass
Calhoun
Claunch
Salukis Meet North Dakota State In Holiday Intersecting Clash
North Dakota State brings a 6-4 average starter lineup led by Lynden Langen at center and guards Ron Mhead and Mike Anderson to face Southern Illinois University Salukis Thursday night in Men’s Gymnasium. With more than a thousand reserved seats available, doors open at 7 p.m. for the holiday crowd.
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North Dakota State
University of Wyoming
Southernlanois University
Salukis
North Dakota
Jack Hartman
Lynden Langen
Verlin Anderson
Wayne Langen
Mike Anderson
Ron Mhead
McLeod
Wyoming
Drake
Bulldogs
SIU
Gilchrist Voted AFL Player of the Year
Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo Bills fullback and the first AFL back to rush for 100 yards, named Player of the Year by an AP committee. He captured 13 of 24 votes, with Len Dawson in second place and one vote each for Tolar Burford and McFadin.
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Gilchrist
New York
Cookie Gilchrist
Associated Press Committee
Buffalo Bills
Len Dawson
Dallas Texans
Charley Tolar
Houston
Chris Burford
Dallas
Bud McFadin
Denver
Salukis Host North Dakota State In Holiday Gameday
Lia and Bigham performed for Pinckneyville. They are expected to see action Thursday night when the Salukis host North Dakota State. With SIU students home for holidays, fans should have little trouble securing seats for the game in the Men's Gymnasium on campus.
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Lia
Bigham
Pinckneyville
Salukis
North Dakota State
SIU
Liston Eyes Round Robin With Patterson Johansson and Clay
Sonny Liston proposed a heavyweight round robin featuring himself against Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson, with Cassius Clay as well. He favored a two-match set with Johansson and Patterson then meeting Clay, while he doubted public interest in a Patterson rematch after the one round KO. Liston praised Johansson but doubted the Swede could last two rounds, and noted a possible $1 million bid to stage Johansson vs Liston in Stockholm.
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Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Brash
4Cassius Clay
Liston
Johansson
Patterson
Clay
Archie Moore
Edwin Ahlquest
Stockholm
Ahiquest
Anderson Tops EIU Charleston in Non-Conference Victory
Ken Strawn and Nolan Reed teamed for 40 points as Anderson Candy Spots beat Eastern Illinois University 73 to 64 in a non-conference game. Strawn scored 25 and Reed added 15 as Rex C. College earned a 1962 season victory before the colt was retired for the year.
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Charleston
Ken Strawn
Nolan Reed
Anderson Candy Spots
Rex C
Ind
Ellsworth
Eastern Illinois Universitypaign
Strawn
Reed
Faulkner Named AFL Coach of the Year for 1962
Jack Faulkner, longtime Sid Gillman associate with Cincinnati, San Diego, and Los Angeles, earned the AFL Coach of the Year honor for 1962 as Denver Broncos finished 7-7? Actually 7-7 correct? The Broncos ended 7-3? The article notes a 7-2 record before a late slide. The selection came from Associated Press voting by sports writers and league cities.
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New York
Jack Faulkner
Sid Gillman
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Denver Broncos
Associated Press
Broncos
Faulkner
Denver
Dallas
Zephyrs take third straight in NBA action
The Chicago Zephyrs won their third consecutive game 113-110 over the Detroit Pistons to move into sole possession of third in the Western Division. Detroit dropped to last place after its fourth straight defeat.
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Associated Press
Chicago Zephyrs
Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Chicago
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
Detroit
Madigan Square Garden
New York Knicks
Cincinnati Royals
San Francisco
Warriors
St. Louis Hawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
Kansas City
Long Beach
Philadelphia
Bill Bridges
Gene Tormohlen
State's Top Prep Cage Teams Rated
The top 40 prep basketball teams in the state are listed by sports writers from Rockford, Berwyn, Springfield and Carbondale. The rankings include South Centralia, McLeansboro, Collinsville, Belleville, Harrisburg, Edwardsville, Alton, Cahokia, Granite City, Sparta, with numerous honorable mentions and regional clusters such as North-Rockford Auburn, Moline, Rock Island, Galesburg, Elgin, Rochelle, LaSalle-Peru, and Chicago suburban squads. The list highlights current records and regional strengths across divisions.
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Monte Helm
Rockford
Paul Cisco
Berwyn
Ed Arsene
Springfield
Merle Jones
Carbondale
South—Centralia
McLeansboro
Collinsville
Belleville
Harrisburg
Edwardsville
Alton
Cahokia
Granite City
Sparta
Madison
Catmi
Metropolis
Cobden
North—Rockford
Auburn
Moline
Rock Island
Galesburg
Lockport
Mendota
Aurora East
Elgin
Rochelle
LaSalle-Peru
Harlem
Freeport
Sterling
St. Patrick
Blue Island
Proviso East
Arlington Heights
Machen committed to state hospital after suicide note
Eddie Machen, 30, top heavyweight contender, was ordered confined at Napa State Hospital after writing a note about killing himself following a car incident. Doctors called him an acute schizophrenic and paranoid, deeming him dangerous to himself and others as his boxing license faces renewal and a medical clearance is required.
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Jairfield
Calif
Eddie Machen
Sonny Liston
Machen
World Boxing Association
Napa State Hospital
Jack Ureh
State Athletic Commission
California
Urch
Ureh
Athletic Commission
Southern Illinois prep stars fuel upstate coaching moves
A roundup shows former area coaches taking roles at Elgin Centralia Streator and other upstate schools as top prep teams gain prominence. Names like Griffin Green Oyler Sand Hanks Hall Davies Morin and others populate lists across Rockford Sterling Paris Bloomington and Champaign, highlighting a statewide coaching network amid strong north and central Illinois teams. The piece notes several ex-areas guiding noted clubs and praises the region’s depth in basketball talent.
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Springfield Griffin
Paul Green
Christopher
Bob Smith
Hurst Bush
Murphysboro
Elgin
Chuck Oyler
SIU
Zeigler
Centralia
Streator
Mattoon
Harvey Sandsome
Woulders
Marion
Siu Athle
Lefe
Libertyville
Davies
Youje
Fanchos
Dolph Stanley
Marion Naitive
Rockford Aubwn
Gene Hall
Galatia
Buck* Correll
Carbondale
Rockford
Auburn
Bobby Franks
Galesburg
Bob Colborn
Flora
Steling
Bill Davies
AU Ods PU Wee Gordon Herron
Paris
Joe Morin
West Frankfort
Bloomington
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