College basketball results from Thursday AP summary
East Albright topped Delaware Vigo Coppin St while others like Dowling beat Kings Col and Elizabethtown edged Millersville. Notable scores include Tulane 117 Denver 93 and Drake 95 Bradiey 92 with mixed results across Midwest and Southwest regions. Team marks from Union, Southern Illinois, and Indiana State feature in conference actions and exhibitions.
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Schedule Today Chester Tournament Evening Lineup
Schedule lists matches at 7 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. across multiple sites Chester Woodlawn Vaile Ma Steeleville Egyptian Bu Quoin Anna Jonesboro Meridian Read Lake Round Robin Zeigier Royalton Waltonville Christopher Sesser with pairings in a regional tournament format.
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TV Sports Schedule Highlights Local Bowling and Basketball Matches
A dense airing guide lists bowling for dollars, NCAA basketball matchups including Cincinnati at Memphis State Indiana at Wisconsin Oklahoma State vs Missouri LSU at Kentucky Purdue at Iowa, and a Rend Lake Round Robin with multiple regional high school games plus boxing and ski features. Major showtimes span 12:30 to 9:00 PM with event pairings like Cobden vs Woodlawn and Benton at Mt. Vernon.
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Bowling Monday Mardale Ladies at Tom's Place
Bowling results show scores by venue and bowlers with individual highs. Chris Butcher led in high game with 192 and 504 series while Royal Mobile Homes posted top team game 948 and top team series 2715, followed by Tom's Place and Grammer's.
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Herrin Prevails in Dual Meet Over West Frankfort 36 14
Herrin wrestlers led with 98 Stitt over Rogers 143 105 Vanek pinned Wail in 3 21 Eddie King defeated Morgan 100 119 Cheatam pinned T King in .48 David Rolape over Williams 61 Kesler over Reed 12 0 Jarrell pinned Culpepper 2 40 Frank King tied Melvin 22 Morrison pinned Hammers 44 Joan Rolape fell to Gasentine 73 HVW Maller lost to Rogers 62 Herrin 71 today at Murdale Tourney.
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Pisel Signs Pact With Giants After Draft Leap
Ron Pisel, a 6-2 right-hander from Southeastern College at Harrisburg, signed with the San Francisco Giants and will join their minor league system in Phoenix on March 16. Coach Rich Hacker notes a substantial bonus and explains he was drafted previously by Milwaukee in the 19th round but unsigned, then picked by the Giants in the first round of the reentry draft. Pisel posted a 21-1 record over fall and spring terms, helping Southeastern win the Illinois junior college title. Merle Jones.
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Salukis eye climb after Bradley Creighton losses
Southern Illinois University Carbondale hosts Tulsa at SIU Arena then Indiana State as Bradley and Creighton falter, boosting Salukis in the Missouri Valley race. Indiana State leads with 3-0 MVC mark after beating Tulsa 78-59. Tulsa struggles with injuries as Tom Vincent goes down for the season.
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Prep roundup crowns Sesser and Cairo in round robin action
Sesser beat Zeigler-Royalton 62-45 in Rend Lake Round Robin at Lesser, with Don Martin leading scorers at 23. Cairo defeated Meridian 71-64 to finish 2-1 and secure top seeding. Thurman Syers had 24 for Cairo while Meridian’s Dave Williams topped 28. Cobden edged Trico 55-53 in Chester consolation semis as Harold Blunt scored 30 for Cobden and set up Saturday’s consolation final against the winner of Valle and Woodlawn.
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Saluki duo earns NCAA bids in season opener loss at Kansas
Salukis John Marks and Rick Rock both qualified for NCAA indoor nationals in the opening meet at Lawrence. Marks, a junior from Oak Lawn, won the shot with 60 feet 6 inches, and Rock, from Toronto, nailed a 25 feet 0.5 inch long jump to win the event as SIU Carbondale fell 76 to 63 to KU.
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