Carbondale Athletes Lead With Individual Murdale Titles
At Bowen Gym Carbondale earned three firsts in the 25th Murdale Wrestling Tournament as Edwardsville dominated with 152 points to Cape Girardeau Central. Eric Walker, Nico Ross, and Mike Potts claimed titles for Carbondale, with Layne and Beadle also reaching finals.
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Bowen Gym
Indiviual
the Terriers
Edwardsville
Cape Central
Cape Girardeau Central
Centralia
Mount Vernon
Murphysboro
East St. Louis
Mascoutah
Eric Walker
Ron Cluster
Derek Brooks
Jim Holt
Brian Robinson
CGC
Karl Miller
Jay Helton
Henry Willis
Jeff Beadle
James Williams
Marek McMahon
Kevin Dry
Craig Clemens
Hanson
Eric Anderson
Patrick Williamson
Chris Lindsay
Steve Watkins
Mark Henry
Manika McWilliams
Jeffrey Patterson
Darrin Millis
Ce Hesse
Tracy Sgadger
Mike Sterner
Dan Kusra
Ron Reeder
Brian Hutson
Mike Potts
Nelson
Potts
Chuck
SIU swimmers beat Miami as Ingram debuts with 64 49 win
SIU men led by Kratz Brinkman and Kroes defeated 18th ranked Miami 64 49 in Ingram’s coaching debut while the Saluki women toppled the Hurricanes 58 55 led by Coontz and Carlton. Kratz dominated the IM and contributed to the 400 freestyle relay. Coontz won the 200 yard medley and Carlton the 200 yard freestyle.
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Gary Brinkman
Erwin Kratz
Hans Kroes
Doug Ingram
SIU
Miami
NCAA
Saluki
Hurricanes
Janie Coontz
Roxanne Carlton
Kratz
Brinkman
Ingram
Joakim
Sjoholm
Dave
Frigo
Phil) Wittry
Auburn
Coontz
Carlton
Sue Wittry
Stacy Westfall
Wendy Lucero
Flea-flicker fuels West victory in Shrine Game
In Stanford, Randall Cunningham of UNLV threw and caught a TD as the West defeated the East 21-10 in the 60th East-West Shrine Game. Cunningham earned the offensive MVP, Garin Veris was the defensive MVP, and Terry Orr secured the final TD on a 15-yard pass in the fourth quarter.
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Stanford
Calif
Randall Cunningham
Cunningham
Nevada-Las Vegas
Garin Veris
Terry Orr
Texas
Arizona
Vance Johnson
Willis
Johnson
Rusty Hilger
Oklahoma State
East dominates West in 39th Hula Bowl 34-14
Maryland’s Frank Reich and Boston College’s Doug Flutie combined for 341 passing yards and Al Toon caught two TD passes as the East defeated the West 34-14 in Honolulu. Reich threw two second quarter TDs, Toon set a Hula Bowl record with 10 receptions, and Freddie Joe Nunn earned Outstanding Defensive honors with nine unassisted tackles and three sacks.
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Honolulu
Maryland
Frank Reich
Doug Flutie
Boston College
Wisconsin
al Toon
Reich
Flutie
Houston
Toon
Tive
Donnie Anderson
Texas Tech
Mississippi
Freddie Joe Nunn
West
Nunn
McEnroe Captures 200000 AT&T Challenge Title
John McEnroe defeated Guillermo Vilas 7 5, 6 0 in 68 minutes to win 200000 first prize at the AT&T Challenge of Champions in Las Vegas. Vilas earned 100000 for second place after a quick turnaround from Friday night, with each of the eight players collecting 10000 per match won and a share of appearance money totaling 775000.
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Las Vegas
Nev
John McEnroe
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
McEnroe
Vilas
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
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