St Patrick blitzes Murphysboro in holiday tournament win
St Patrick Shamrocks shot 67-55 past Murphysboro in Carbondale, opening with a 22- point run. Kellum led Murphy with 23 and Bankhead 17 as the Devils fell behind early and never recovered, shooting 25 of 47 from the floor and missing several late free throws.
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Larry Odell
Murphysboro
St. Patrick Shamrocks
Carbondale
St. Pat
Murphy
Jerry Kellum
Wendell Cooper
Kellum
Martin Bankhead
Red Devil
Tom Ashman
Ashman
Devils
Meridian
Gog
Dave Lee
Terriers
Jerry Kallum
St. Patrick
Christopher advances in Columbia tournament finals bid
Christopher edged New Athens 74 to 70 to reach the consolation championship. Mondoni led Tom Wheeler's Bearcats with 27 points in a 65-27 game. Christopher was to meet Lovejoy at 5 p.m. Saturday as Venice beat Aviston Central 65-43 and Lebanon routed Columbia 84-34.
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Christopher
Columbia
New Athens
Chris Mondoni
Tom Wheeler
Bearcats
Lovejoy
Venice
Aviston Central
Lebanon
Mondont
Followell
Bennett
Boner
Thompson
Towers
Du Quoin Triumph Halts Herrin In Arena Thriller
Du Quoin edged Eisenhower 58 57 after a late Baxter burst and Licata clinched two free throws with six seconds left. Carbondale beat Meridian 69 53 as Nesbitt led with 16, Hawks 11, Gibbs 10, while Herrin fell 66 62 to East Moline and faces a Saturday consolation.
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Carbondale
du Quoin
Herrin
Decatur Eisenhower
Meridian
i _ Herrin
East Moline
Robert Baxter
Decatur
Stu
Mari
Baxter
Licata
Dan Falk
Cyclist Cal Rayborn Dies in Pukekohe Race
Cal Rayborn, 32, world speed record holder from Spring Valley California, was killed after crashing at 120 mph into a barrier during a race at Pukekohe Track near Auckland New Zealand. He had won multiple national titles including the Daytona 200 miler and was named rider of the year in 1972.
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Auckland
N.Z
Cal Rayborn
Spring Valley
Calif
Pukekohe Track
Here
Rayburn
Cycle Magazine
Bonneville Flats
Utah
United States
Memorial for Israelis Memorial at Munich Olympic Village
The Israeli team quarters in the Olympic Village, scene of the 1972 attack that killed 11 Israelis, were bought by Games organizers. The two story building will be donated to the Max Planck Institute as a memorial, per committee chief Willi Daume, with use as a guest house and meeting space for foreign scientists.
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Munich
Germany
Olympic Village
Willi Daume
Max Planck Institute
Carbondale
Meridian
Delega Carbondale
Nesbitt
Indeebasketballorin Dee Basketball Orin Inde
Incomplete OCR tally lists players Wilson Const 74 Robbins 18 Gude 16 J Smith 14 Montignani 8 D Smith 6 Wilson 4 J Montignani 4 Taylor Bailey 2 and Stereo Hut Shankard 4 Jenkins 18 Randolph 14 Spavens 14 Spencer 12 Phillips 10 Jarksen 4.
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Wilson
Robbins
Gude
J. Smith
R. Montignani
D. Smith
J. Montignani
Taylor A
Bailey
Jenkins
Randolph
Spavens
Spencer
Phillips
Jarksen
Coaches favor winners bracket in 16 team consolation setup
Coaches prefer play in a winner s bracket in a 16 team championship consolation tournament because it offers four games and a chance to return after an opener loss. A hazard arises if a team wins the first game and then loses the next, altering the path through the brackets.
Nashville Trica lose in consolation at Breese Mater Dei
Nashville and Trico stumble in consolation play as Sparta falls to Breese Mater Dei 95 47 ending their title bid. Trico 64 downed by Greenville 74 61 Nashville 98 68 to Highland St Paul. Sparta led by Roger Gerlach 10 in loss. Mater Dei 25 16 20 24 83. Nashville visits Du Quoin Friday. Trico hosts Carterville Saturday.
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Breese Mater Dei
Sparta
Trinoisan
Trico
Greenville
Nashville
Highland St. Paul
Carterville
du Quoin
Roger Gerlach
Anna-Jones- Trico
Mater Dei
Arentsen
Restoff
Voss
Reilmann
Haake
Schumaker
Mensing
Lauter
Holtemann
Becher
Gerlach
Walter
Four area teams fall in Carbondale quarterfinals
Murphysboro, Marion, Belleville East and Normal Community exited Friday after opening losses in the Carbondale tournament quarterfinals. Murphysboro beat Carbondale 61-57 before a 67-35 loss to Chicago St. Patrick. Marion fell 82-67 to Collinsville. Belleville East saw a 24 tied record and a 57-53 overtime defeat to Alton. Normal Community, seeded unranked, lost 76-63 to Lawrenceville after a 64-61 upset of East Moline.
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Murphysboro
Marion
Belleville East
Normal Community
Carbondale
Tom Ashman
Murphy
Chicago St. . Patrick
Peter Truran
Lake
Truran
Wildcats
Collinsville
du Quoin
Marionis
Don Otness
Lancers
Thornridge
Alton
Tom Cooper
Cooper
Lawrenceville
East Moline
Jose
Carbondale holiday tourney awards listed with picks
The Carbondale holiday tourney honors an all tournament squad and various award categories. Highlights include Rick Leighty as best college prospect from Lawrenceville and Dave Starkey of Normal Community as best big man, with recognitions for strongest fans Murphysboro and top publicity director Fred Buff.
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Herrin
Dave Starkey
Ironmen
Decatur Eisenhower
Collinsville
du Quoin
Carbondale’s Terriers
Murphysboro
Panther
Fred Buff
Carbondere
Reid Mantin
Basketball scores from three Illinois games prompt crowded line
Trico-Des Roucher and其他 players totaled 88 for the first team while Nashville and Highland St. Paul-Stillard posted 92 and 65 respectively in mixed results. Other scores include Mascoutah 79 Charleston and O'Fallon 73, Assumption 59, Belleville Althoff 81, Springfield Griffin 65, Okayville 55, Taylorville 48.
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St. Pauls
Nashville
Highland St. Paul
Stillard
Fridrich
Ferguson
Lenzermann
Hebrunk
Jake
Nasvhille
L. Harre
R. Harre
Harper
Jankowski
Kroemer
Price
Taft
Thompson
Morris
Mascoutah
Charleston & O'Fallon
Assumption
Belleville Althoff
Springfield Griffin
Okayville
Taylorville
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