Scoreboard highlights from Monday Associated Press games
Colgate beat Bucknell 93 90 Conn 61 58 Fordham 53 50 in triple OT Seton Hall 51 Geo Wash 94 Cath U 64 La Salle 72 Niagara 71 OT Maine 82 Towson 74 RPI 71 Vermont 59 West Virginia 73 Duquesne 61 South Alcorn 85 Southern U 81 Campbell 87 Wingate 81 Davidson 66 Appalachian St 63 OT Delta St 55 Miss Coll 51 Geo Mason 78 Abt Morris 70 Georgetown Ky 68 Oakland City 67 Ga Southern 66 Baptist 60 Georgia Tech 77 Newberry 70 Grambling 73 NW La 71 McNeese St 60 SE La 58 OT Morehead St 73 U of Charleston 68 Pitt 80 EKentucky 56 Richmond 80 East Carolina 63 S Carolina St 65 NC Wilmington 63 S Fla 73 Va Com 68 S Miss 62 La Tech 57 Stetson 85 SW Louisiana 71 Tenn Chattanooga 95 Marhall 79 Va Tech 80 Fla St 70 OT Midwest Cincinnati 102 Boston U 82 Valparaiso 83 Baltimore 68 Wichita St 100 W Texas St 85 Southwest Ark St 68 Ark Little Rock 64 Oklahoma City 92 Detroit 79 Texas 62 Arkansas 60 Texas A&I 57 W Texas St 51 Texas Arlington 100 Hardin Simmons 74 Texas Southern 70 Miss Valley 62 Xavier Ohio 81 Oral Roberts 76 OT Far West Denver 90 S Colorado 73 Gonzaga 68 Portland St 60 Nev Las Vegas 78 Colorado St 68 Oregon 87 California 80 Santa Clara 95 N Texas St 83 Seattle 80 Whitman 70
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Texas
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Xavier
Ohio
Oral Roberts
SIU C defeats Illinois State 23 18 in wrestling dual
SIU C showed depth with wins across weight classes including 98 112 126 132 138 145 155 167 and 190 as they beat Illinois State 23 18 and defeated Western Illinois 21 19 while forfeiting HWT. Marion listed first with Mount Vernon 39 Marion 17 preliminary notes and a Notre Dame match next.
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Siu-C
Notre Dame
Marion
Tom Johnston
Bill Lockwood
Robbie Null
Robert Edwards
Lonnie Tanner
Brian Myers
Brent Litton
John Miller
Phil Neal
Gary Mester
John DeMattei
Robbie O’bryant
Derek Woolard
Mark Reganhardt
Trevor Crabtree
Alfred Ford
John Cavaness
Jay Koechner
Tim Garrod
Chris Neeley
Ernie Badger
John Copher
Todd Thomas
Mount Vernon
Harrisburg
Baseball and basketball player moves across leagues
Transactions from Monday show the Atlanta Braves signing Gaylord Perry to a one year contract. Cesar Geronimo is released by the Reds. The Dallas Mavericks re sign Monti Davis and add Stan Pietkiewicz on a 10 day contract. The Kansas City Chiefs announce the resignation of defensive backfield coach Dick Roach. Penn-W names Jerry Bernet as head football coach.
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Associated Press
National League
Atlanta Braves
Gaylord Perry
Cincinnati Reds
Cesar Geronimo
Dallas Mavericks
Monti Davis
Stan Pietkiewicz
National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs
Dick Roach
College Penn—W
Jerry Bernet
NCAA Must Stay In Wilson Suit In Illinois Court
Circuit Court Judge Harry Clem ruled the National Collegiate Athletic Association must remain a defendant in Dave Wilson’s lawsuit against Illinois for his ineligibility. The NCAA argued it has little Illinois activity, but Clem noted NCAA rules affect member schools like Illinois and the case proceeds in state court. Wilson was academically ineligible after transferring from a California junior college, though he played 1980 under a court injunction and the trial date is later this year.
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Clem
NCAA
Illinois
Wilson
California
Big Ten
Du Quoin Indians Rise in Weekend Wins
Du Quoin, led by coach Roger Craft, bounced back from a 4-8 start with weekend wins over Sparta and Carlyle to reach 6-5. Missing Greg Malone and Neal Halstead, the Indians benefited from Lady Woods at point guard and new roles for Bryan Ingram, Brad Holford, and Danny Gilliam as they seek a pivotal Southwestern Conference week with Murphysboro at home and Metropolis on the road.
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Mike Estes
Southern
Bryan Ingram
Brad Holford
Danny Gilliam
Indians
Murphysboro
Metropolis
Brumleve Clutch Player Key To Cobden Win
Dan Brumleve repeated late heroics helped Cobden edge Dongola 44-43 in overtime. The 6-2 senior forward also hit a decisive free throw in Cobden's 41-40 win over Meridian and poured in 27 points in a 70-44 victory over Elverado. Coach Gene Dammerman praises his work ethic as Brumleve aims for the South Egyptian conference title.
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Alan Fredman
Southern Illinoisan
Dan Brumleve
Cobden
Dongola
Cairo
Brumleve
Meridian
Gene Dammerman
Dammerman
Elverado
Mitchell basket at home tops Southeastern Illinois College 75 73
Logan men rally from 13 down at halftime with a late steal and a buzzer shot by Jim Mitchell. Taurice Mallory and Bob Suilley key the late surge as the Vols win 75 73. Kellum scores 27 for Logan, Fruit 17 and Lunsford 15 pace the Falcons.
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Zeigler
Royalton
Jim Mitchell
John A. Logan
Southeastern Illinois College
Logan
Vols
Taurice Mallory
Bob Suilley
Mallory
Mitchell
Southeastern Illinois
Virgil Motsinger
Volunteers
David Kellum
Stilley
Falcons
Kevin Fruit
Randy Lunsford
Logan Women Break Own Scoring Mark in Big Win
Logan women set a new school scoring record with a 101-50 victory over Rend Lake. The Volunteers improved to 14-2, led 52-17 at halftime, with Joyce Lee scoring 20, Connie Baxter 19, Ginger Henley 15, Joni Sisky 14, Carmen Woods 11. Rend Lake’s Nancy McKenzie led with 28 points.
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Fann
Blue
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Woods
Lee
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Joyce Lee
Connie Baxter
Ginger Henley
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Buffaloes Join SIUC in Basement of Valley Standings
West Texas State moved into last place in the Missouri Valley Conference after a 100-85 loss at Wichita State. SIUC also sits at 0-3 in the league as Buffaloes Terry Adolph scored 22 and Wichita State’s Cliff Livingston led with 24 points and 14 rebounds.
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Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
West Texas State
Wichita State
Salukis
Buffaloes
Cliff Livingston
Randy Smithson
Antoine Carr
Shockers
New Mexico State
Terry Adolph
Kitchel Named Big Ten Player of the Week
Indiana forward Ted Kitchel, 6-8 and 210 pounds from Galveston Indiana, scored 40 points in a 78-61 upset of Illinois. He shot 11 of 13 from the field and 18 of 18 at the line, becoming only the second player in five years to reach 40 in a Big Ten game.
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Hoosiers
Illinois
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Kitchel
Mike Woodson
Jay Vincent
Michigan State
Keith Edmonson
Purdue
Claude Gregory
Wisconsin
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Iowa
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