Steeleville and Anna Jonesboro Face Off in Low-Scoring Bout
Steeleville 39 Anna Jonesboro 71 in a game with Steeleville led by Knop 15 and Inselmann 8, while Anna Jonesboro relied on Morrison 17 and Krews 16 to pull away. Totals show Struggles in both teams with fouls favoring Anna Jonesboro and a late surge by Columbia Cobden in the broader score tableau.
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College Basketball Monday's Games Recap East and Midwest
East results feature Delaware over Columbia 65 62 and Duquesne 70 Ashland 58 with several tight finishes. Navy defeats N C Wilmington 83 68 while St Bonaventure tops Widener 56 39 and Yale beats Case Western 79 64. Midwest and Southwest scores show Butler 70 Detroit 67 and Kansas 79 W Carolina 62 with major upsets across thresholds. St Louis tops Oklahoma City 60 while SIU edges St Louis 67 63 in a high scoring clash.
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Terriers show balanced play as 1985 season nears
Carbondale coach Doug Woolard in his 10th year notes rising parity among local leagues South Seven Southwestern Egyptian and Black Diamond with his Terriers ranked No 2 among AA teams. Benton visits Friday in a top game as Anna Jonesboro prepares for Chester Invitational. Injuries shift lineups across Herrin Marion West Frankfort and Murphysboro as players return from setbacks and others step up. Alabama bound guard son of SIU coach Gottfried moves from Carbondale to college stars.
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Monday's Games Feature Bruins, Kings, and Hartford Triumphs
The schedule shows Boston 7, Los Angeles 5, and Hartford 7 to 4 in overtime. Other matchups include Toronto 4, with Hartford facing Buffalo, Edmonton at Quebec, Vancouver versus Philadelphia, Washington hosting Detroit, and Montreal playing New York Islanders.
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Royals Trade A L Washington for Expos Bakers Kinnunen
The Kansas City Royals exchanged shortstop A L Washington to the Montreal Expos in return for outfielder Kenny Baker and pitcher Mike Kinnunen. They also acquired third baseman George Foussianes from the Detroit Tigers.
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Retton named AP Female Athlete of the Year
Mary Lou Retton, 1984 Olympic all around and vault gold medalist, is chosen as AP Female Athlete of the Year after a 55 to 49 vote over Martina Navratilova. Navratilova earned 1984 titles and $2,173,556 in prize money, with Benoit finishing third.
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Area basketball poll shows shifts with Benton dropping out
In the AA poll the No 2 Terriers led with four first place votes while Benton ranked No 6, and Herrin 9 with mixed coach votes. Carbondale improved to 10 1 after a single loss to Springfield as Anna Jonesboro rose to No 8 and West Frankfort fell to 7 showing broad voter variance across the region.
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Elverado tops Carterville in tight 48 45 girls hoops clash
Elverado jumped to a 17-8 lead and held on for a 48-45 win at Carterville with Becky Jackson scoring 15 for Elverado and Linda Updike adding 19 points and 15 rebounds for the Lions. Carterville coach Ray Kemp lamented not pulling ahead.
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Regional girls basketball results and leaders
Carterville's Kerri Grubb scored 12 as McLeansboro outboarded Tornadoes 43 to 12. Carlyle beat Greenville 53 to 33 led by Cynthia Wessel 16 and Barb Rackers 14. Ann Perks scored 19 for Knights in opener. Breese Mater Dei's Sandy Friedrich 17. Susan Droege led Rockets 12 in 0-6 start. Massac County 83 St. Mary's 41 with Miranda Pansing 22 and Debbie Phillips 13. Beth Cash 17 for St Mary's.
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Cobden Edges Columbia In Chester Invite Thriller
Cobden held off Columbia 60-59 in first round action at the Chester Invitational Tournament. With 10 seconds remaining Columbia fouled Rusty Osburn, who hit both ends of a one and one to seal the win. Columbia had trimmed the margin to one on Brian Spurgeon’s baseline 10 foot jumper as Cobden’s Jon DeWitt led scorers.
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High School Boys Edge In Tournament Action
Anna Jonesboro powered past Steeleville 79 31 as Wildcat guard Jim Morrison led scoring with 17 points in second round action set to begin Thursday night.
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Mullin Returns as St John’s Triumphs Over Villanova
Chris Mullin scored 20 points to lift third ranked St John’s to a 76 71 victory over No 16 Villanova in Jamaica NY. Lou Carnesecca praised Mullin for breaking out of a mini slump and guiding the team to the win.
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Mullin rebounds as Walker fuels Kentucky surge after tough Villanova test
After the rugged Big East test against Villanova, Mullin ends a scoring drought by saying he has been practicing. Walker rises with 110 points in four games, lifting Kentucky with strong scoring and rebounding, powering wins over Kansas and NC State.
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Rend Lake Nips Volunteers At Buzzer Beater
Kevin Riggan drilled a 10 foot jumper from the lane at the horn to give Rend Lake a 68 66 win over host John A Logan. Trailing by nine with seven minutes left Rend Lake rallied as Riggan finished with 14 points and Chuck Cochren added 19. David Woods led the Volunteers with 16 points and nine rebounds. Assistant coach Tom Wheeler filled in for hospitalized head coach Mitch Haskins.
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Kentucky routs Vanderbilt as Walker posts double double
Kenny Walker led Kentucky with 22 points and 10 rebounds guiding a surge from a 1-4 start to six straight wins. In Cincinnati Xavier defeated Loyola 95 to 90 as Loyola Coach Gene Sullivan expressed concern only about the Ramblers' defense.
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Kansas Tops Western Carolina and LaTech Runs Over Centenary
Kansas used a 28-12 surge to beat Western Carolina 79-62. No 14 Louisiana Tech defeated Centenary 83-65 with 18 points from Willie Bland and Karl Malone. Other scores: St Bonaventure 56 Widener 55 Florida State 88 St Joseph's Maine 72 Missouri 88 Southwest Texas 54 Creighton 87 Southern 82 Oral Roberts 90 Evansville 75 Rice 73 Notre Dame 70 St Louis 73 Oklahoma City 60 Texas El Paso 66 Baptist 47.
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Suns Slow Down to Stall 76ers as Loss Stings
Phoenix tried to slow the game to counter Philadelphia and nearly upset the Sixers, but a 100-99 defeat dropped Suns coach John MacLeod’s squad from a potential upset of their eighth straight loss. The 76ers shot 57.6 percent and made 24 free throws to pull ahead.
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SIU Women Roll Over St Louis 67 31 in Easy Win
SIU women, led by Ann Kattreh, Mary Berghuis and Petra Jackson with double figures, built a 10-0 run and led 34-15 at halftime en route to a 67-31 victory over St. Louis. Coach Cindy Scott praised the quick start and intensity after a prior loss.
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