Weekend High School Scores Preview From Marion to Campbell Hill
The night action across southern Illinois features Marion and Carbondale in a 76 74 finish with Carbondale leading 68 57 in prelims. Benton tops Herrin 80 56 while Centralia edges Harrisburg 64 59 in another close tally.
Tournament assignments Class A ot arvana ones
Regionals and sectionals listed for multiple brackets across southern Illinois. Schools named include Du Quoin Carterville Elverado Waltonville Zeigler Royalton McLeansboro Enfield Johnston City Thompsonville Wayne City Woodlawn Marissa New Athens Red Bud Waterloo Gibault Waterloo Metropolis Cave-In-Rock Goreville Joppa Vienna Meridian Anna Jonesboro Cairo Caldwell Meridian Egyptian Shawnee Nashville Aviston Central Breese Mater Dei Carme Nashville Odin Cranville Sancoval Norris City Carrier Mills El Dorado Equality Galatia Crab Orchard Norris City Pinckneyville Trico Chester Gorham Sparta Steele Mille Tamaroa Eldorado Alton Bethalto Jerseyville Belleville East Althoff Belleville West Cahokia Mascoulah O Fallon Collinsville Edwardsville Roxana Wood River Centralia Greenville Highland Salem Granite City South East St Louis Lincoln Granite City North Herrin Carbondale Marion Murphysboro Newton Effingham Mt. Carmel Newton Olney West Frankfort Benton Harrisburg Mt. Vernon West Frankfort Olney Herrin Centralia Newton West Frankfort East St Louis Carbondale Winners of Olney and East St Louis sectionals
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College Cage Scores From A Sparse Night Of Action
A jumble of college scores shows Drake routing St. Cloud 192 to 55 while Minnesota thrashed Vermont 94 to 61. Providence posted 107 in a blowout of Brown 82. Kansas beat North Dakota 94 to 57. Cal and others posted varied results across multiple conferences.
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Louisville upsets Marquette 78 75 in overtime thriller
Ricky Gallon hit a short hook shot with 10 seconds left in overtime to lift 17th ranked Louisville to a 78 75 upset of second ranked Marquette in Milwaukee.
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Ricky Gallon
Louisville
Marquette
Raiders reach fourth straight AFC title game after comeback win
The Oakland Raiders beat the New England Patriots 24 to 21 to advance to their fourth straight American Conference championship. Ken Stabler passed for 233 yards and four sacks, while Gene Upshaw and Art Shell commented on improvements and effort. Madden praised the team’s resilience as they await their next opponent, with Stabler noting Pittsburgh or Baltimore as potential rivals.
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Murphysboro Wrestlers Place At Mascoutah Invite
Three Murphysboro wrestlers earned podium finishes at the Mascoutah invitational. Sophomore Danny Schnautz took 105 pounds, Ken Meadows finished fourth at 119, and Bill Terry was fifth at 50. Coach Rich Weber noted the team stood seventh with 58 percent points as Carbondale led. Carbondale Park District beat Bethalto 19 9 and remains undefeated with Tony Warner at 85 pounds and Bryan Brown at 112 pounds, with a return set for Jan 8 against Belleville.
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Carbondale
Rich Weber
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Tony Warner
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Welch nets winning shot as Carbondale nips Marion 76 74
Gordon Welch grabbed a miss at the horn and scored the winning basket for Carbondale to upset Marion 76 74 in a South Seven clash. Welch led with 21 points while Da vid Schreimann added 16 as Carbondale snapped Marion’s 14 home win streak and moved to 3 6 in league play. Marion’s Monty Boatright poured in 27 points as Orr and Pickens were held to eight and tenth respectively.
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Schreimann
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Smith
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Tackett
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Raven Huddson
Monty Boatright
Bryan
Cowson
Mike Montgomery
James Orr
Mike Pickens
Illinois Nips Arizona State 80 74 in Nonconference Clash
Illinois held off Arizona State 80 74 as freshman Rob Judson hit four free throws in the final 12 seconds. Levi Cobb led Illinois with 17 points while Tony Zeno topped ASU with 20. Illinois improves to 7 1. Arizona State falls to 3 4.
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Rob Judson
Levi Cobb
Neil Bresnahan
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Rich Adams
Audie Matthews
Tony Zeno
Rich Taylor
Blake Taylor
Red Devils surge past Sparta for SEC win 67-49
Murphysboro with 29 points in the fourth quarter defeats Sparta 67-49 to move to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in Southwest Egyptian Conference. Dan Edwards leads with 20 points, Lewis Kerrens 16, David Kellum 12 as Anna Jonesboro upsets Pinckneyville in overtime.
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Sparta
Devils
Anna Jonesboro
Bulldogs
Chuck Dandridge
Dan Edwards
Lewis Kerrens
David
Kellum
Carbondale
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Anna
Big
Wes Davis
Garry Tripp
Benton Holds Off Herrin To Stay In South Seven Chase
Benton rallied from a slow start to beat Herrin 68 56 Saturday night. Red Shurtz scored 16 Joe Durham 13 Rod Herrin 14 for the Rangers who improve to 1-1 in league play and 4-1 overall while Herrin drops to 1-3 and 2-4. Carl Marcinkowski led Herrin with 16 points along with 11 from Von LeQuatte and 10 from Brad Payne and Mark Hazel.
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Benton
Shurtz
Durham
Webp
Klochany
Summers
J. Dawson
Marcinkowski
LeQuatte
Payne
Hazel
Lockwood
Tope
Hudson
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Red Shurtz
Joe Durham
Rod Herrin
Carl Marcinkowski
von le Quatte
Brad Payne
Mark Hazel
Logan tournament opens with two Monday games
The Volunteer Classic at John A. Logan College begins Monday with Wabash Valley versus Southeastern Illinois in the 6:30 p.m. opener. Jackson State visits the host Volunteers in the second game. The losers meet for third place Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. followed by the final between Monday night winners. Trophies go to the top three teams.
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Wabash Valley
Southeastern Illinois
Southern Illinois
Four Jackson County gymnasts capture 17 ribbons at St Louis meet
Kelly Moon led with a first and two seconds plus a fifth and an all around second. Kelli Tinsley earned a third and three fourth places with a tie for third in all around. Linda Payne won a first and several top placements, while Jeannie Eicholz posted a fifth and a sixth. Coach Larry Moon led the team in coach Jeff Crackel’s absence.
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St. Louis
Kelly Moon
Kelli Tinsley
Linda Payne
Jeannie Eicholz
Larry Moon
Jeff Crackel
Sparta frosh soph meet opens with close results
The Sparta frosh soph basketball tournament opened Saturday with Murphysboro 53 Chester 48 and Sparta 60 Carlyle 50. Nashville 59 Anna-Jonesboro. Pinckneyville 68 New Athens 46. Monday Murphysboro faces Sparta at 6 p.m. and Nashville meets Pinckneyville. Finals set for Tuesday.
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Carlyle
Nashville
Anna-Jane
Euro
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IHSA announces 1977 two class boys basketball pairings
The Illinois High School Association sets 1977 two class regional assignments with 474 Class A schools at 64 sites and 255 Class AA teams at 56 sites. Mt. Pulaski won Class A and Morgan Park claimed Class AA last year as seeding meetings prepare pairings for regionals February 21 to March 2 and finals in Champaign March 11 to 19.
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Chicago Public
Mt. Pulaski
Oneida
ROVA
Chicago
Morgan Park
Laird Smith
Aurora West
THSA
IHSA
Champaign
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