Salukis Fall As Wichita Stalls Salukis' Streak
Ron Harris scored 45 points as Wichita shocked Southern Illinois 91 83 before 11 000 at Wichita Harris nearly set Wichita single game scoring mark but the Shockers sealed the win late Starrick and Garrett kept SIU close with strong free throw run while Wichita used patient defense to finish clear of the Salukis.
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Terrier wrestlers triumph at Mascoutah invitational
Carbondale won the team title at the Mascoutah invitational with 85 12 points, followed by Cahokia and Mascoutah. John Muhich 126 pounds and Phillip Goodman 132 pounds earned first place, while Terry O Boyle won 138. Second places went to Richard Neal 98 and Richard Hudson 185. Thirds and fourths included Parrish 105 Wel don 155 and Al an Srance heavyweight. Next meet is Granite City on Dec 29 30.
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Valparaiso Tops Northwestern 73 55 on Cold Night
Valparaiso beat Northwestern 73 to 55 as John Wolfenberg scored 20 points and Dale Lesicki added 16. Northwestern shot 19 of 75 from the floor and trailed 37-21 at halftime, with Barry Hentz leading the Cats with 18 and Steve Berg adding 14.
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O’fallon Tech
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Lassies to Perform Against Herrin Faculty in Charity Game
The Arkansas Lassies world champions of girl basketball visit Herrin High gym to face a men’s high school faculty squad at 2 p.m. in a charity meet for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Admission is 1.50 for adults 1.25 for students.
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Goose season closes in Southern Illinois counties
The goose hunting season in Williamson Jackson Union and Alexander counties will close Wednesday December 22 at 3 p.m. Arch Mehrhoff Crab Orchard Lake refuge manager said he received verbal notification from the Illinois Department of Conservation. He noted this year 4000 fewer geese were taken despite a later Wisconsin migration due to mild weather.
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Towers Emphasizes three R's in SIU banquet
SIU coach Dick Towers spoke on responsibility leadership and dependability to Southern Illinois prep stars at a Carbondale banquet. He praised Lionel Antoine for leadership and versatility and noted football's broader impact as a personal booster. The event was a joint effort by SIU athletic groups and local clubs and included 44 all star players with two late additions.
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Paul Restivo
Bradley routs Gustavus Adolphus 100 to 55 in Peoria
Bradley University used a deep bench to overpower Gustavus Adolphus College 100 to 55 Saturday night in Peoria. Sam Simmons led Bradley with 20 points while Chuck Healy led Gustavus with 11. Bradley improves to 4-2, Gustavus falls to 1-5. In Chicago, the Black Hawks beat the North Stars 4-1 to extend their division lead behind Tony Esposito.
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Purdue Smashes Australians 81 65 In Lafayette
Purdue beat the touring Australian Olympic team 81-65 in Lafayette Indiana as the Boilermakers surged in the second half after a 32 31 halftime edge William Franklin led Purdue with 19 points while Ray Tomlinson top scored for the Australians with 12 The Australians on a long U S tour sit at 1 13 on the trip and face Big Ten teams this season
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William Franklin
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Rangers remain unbeaten with 70 63 win over Herrin
Robert Corn scores 23 and Steve Stewart 15 as Benton snaps Herrin’s South Seven unbeaten run with a 70 to 63 victory. Herrin drops to 4-2 overall and 3-1 in league while Benton improves to 4-1, 2-0 in conference.
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Terrers rout Marion 78 46 in South Seven clash
Carbondale Terriers led by Charles Hughlett 19 points and Willie Broadnax 18 dominated Marion 78 to 46. Hughlett also grabbed 12 rebounds as Carbondale, 41 2 1, built a large early lead and rode strong bench depth. Marion suffered its 30th straight loss while Benton paced the South Seven race.
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Du Quoin Tops Pinckneyville to Lead League
Du Quoin defeated Pinckneyville 76-63 Saturday night to seize the Southwest Egyptian Conference lead. Du Quoin improved to 3-0 in league play, while Pinckneyville dropped to 2-1. Louis Baxter led the Indians with 24 points, followed by Martin 18 and Toler 13. Pinckneyville’s Stotlar and Hale each scored 20 points in a set results.
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Murphysboro Tops Anna Jonesboro 83 61 in Anna Coliseum
Murphysboro rebounds from Friday loss to Du Quoin to defeat Anna Jonesboro 83-61 at Anna-Jonesboro. Renzaglia Kellum and McAllister led Murphysboro with 15, 14 and 12 points as Anna Jonesboro suffers its sixth straight loss. Murphysboro improves to 2-1 in Southwest Egyptian play and 3-3 on the year. Anna Jonesboro drops to 0-6 in league play over two seasons.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Indiana defeated Notre Dame 94 to 29 while Wisconsin beat Pittsburgh 80 to 63 Purdue won 81 to 65 over Iowa State 97 94 Valparaiso 73 Northwestern 55 Ohio State 82 Butler 70 Bradley 100 Gustavus Adolphus 55 Marquette 87 Fordham 68 Florida 80 Army 71 Dartmouth 93 Seton Hall 82 Villanova 99 N Dakota State 66 Bowling Green 87 St Bonaventure 84 Harvard 80 Massachusetts 78 Wichita State 91 Southern N. 83 Niagara 88 St Josephs 67 Northern Mich 73 Wis Parkside 70 Lake Superior St 70 Oakland 69 Providence 75 DePaul 64 Toledo 92 Morris Harvey 81
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Brigham Young Tops Cincinnati for Jayhawk Tourney Third
BYU overcome Cincinnati 82 79 to take third place as Kresimir Cosic drives a late rally with key free throws. Batts leads Cincinnati with 27 points, while Cosic adds 22 for the Cougars in Lawrence Kansas.
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