Basketball Standings and Scores From Tuesday Night Action
Eastern and Western Conference tables show Philadelphia leading Atlantic with 66 to 45 over Boston. Other results include New York, Washington, Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit and Houston surging in varied divisions while college and prep games across multiple campuses report scores and preliminary tournament lineups.
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SIU SEMO dual meet results and scores
SIU beat SEMO 34 to 33 at Herrin West Frankfort while Herrin took 33 to 21 over Herrin. Individual bouts featured Curt Anderson Dan Richards and Don Counts Mark Harpster Dave Heller and Gus Kallai among others with several pins and decisions. The page also lists Marion Carterville results and a dense sports TV schedule for the day.
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SIU
SEMO
Curt Anderson
Jerry Richards
Doug Riggs
Dan Marhanka
Mel Hughes
Tim Dillick
Don Counts
Mark Harpster
Larry Moore
Dave Heller
Don Rugraff
Gus Kallai
Bob Gower
Eric
Herrin West Frankfort
Herrin
Ron Wyatt
Tony Galbreath
Kevin Snyder
Greg Acton
Jim Holland
Chuck Gardner
Todd Norman
Kurt Avripas
Mark Hewlett
Dale King
Bart Masters
Tim van Wey
Larry Basler
Bruce Masters
Bob Pitts
David Irvin
Hans Wolf
Vince Poole
Tom Bailey
Joan Wallace
HWT
Jim Poole
Pinckneyville
SIU hires two new football assistants
SIU Carbondale announces two new assistant coaches. Robert Shaw named defensive coordinator after leaving Arizona where he coached for four seasons. Alex Wood joins as strong side offensive line coach after Kent State tenure. Caldwell departs to Northwestern.
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Stan Blackford
Robert Shaw
Arizona
SIUC
Jim Caldwell
Caldwell
Northwestern
Alex Wood
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Salukis
Jan Quarless
Beloit
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University of Iowa
Iowa
Sasuki
Rey Dempsey
Egyptian, Cobden edge rivals in South Egyptian tourney opener
Egyptian hosts Tamms Pharaohs outlast Century 46 41 in overtime after Will Bell scores 20 for Century. Cobden rallies to beat Vienna 53 52 as Appleknockers thwart late surge in fourth quarter.
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Cobden advances to SEC semifinals in tough win
Cobden edged Vienna as Dan Brumleve led with 13 points and Tony Hand added 10 while Cobden improved to 10-5. Earlier Century beat Egyptian with Brian Stevens scoring 12 to lead Century despite late pressure. Roosevelt Campbell led the Pharaohs with 10 as Century dropped to 0-12. In first-round play Joppa meets Shawnee at 6:30 p.m. and Dongola faces Goreville at 8 p.m.
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Herrin Girls Win in Pyramid Tourney Thriller
Herrin edged West Frankfort 40-38 after trailing 38-37 as Cheryl McCree forced free throws and Diane Kiern added insurance. Herrin improves to 7-3 and advances to the tournament final, while West Frankfort drops to 5-5 and plays for third. Marion crushed Johnston City 71-26 earlier behind June Lacy and Donna Bragee.
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Harrisburg Upsets Metropolis In Harrisburg Invitational
Harrisburg went to the foul line 35 times and upset Metropolis 55 49 in the opening round. McLeansboro defeated Carrier Mills Stonefort 55 48 with four players in double figures. Cameron Riley led Metropolis with 21 points while Jim Chapman scored 23 for Harrisburg.
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Brent Logeman
Jim McGill
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