Olney tops Benton in semifinal at Benton Invitational
In a semifinal at the Benton Invitational Olney defeated Benton 74 to 71. Olney players Bussard 25 Jennings 8 and Tim Je Jenkins 6 led the scoring, while Benton received 14 from Hammond and 13 fouls from Dingey. Carmi and Carbondale results also appear in the scorable notes with several players named across teams.
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SIUC Beats SEMO in Track Meet Event Totals
SIU showcased a strong track day with top marks from Joan Marks in shot put and Tim Johnson in pole vault. Other SIU performers included Rick Rock in long jump and Bob Roggy in high jump, while SEMO's Lonnie Johnson starred in the triple jump as the meet featured multiple events and relay times across the afternoon.
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Missouri wrestlers tally wins in Frosh-Soph tourney
At Murphysboro Frosh-Soph wrestling tourney the Masury program saw wins and losses across weight classes. Highlights include 118 Barrett Barber losing to Joan Gross and 126 Mike Styman defeating Bill Ram sden 11 2. Dane Ives over Jon Starr 61, Mike Polock over Paul Hibbs 17 2, John Hefner losing to Eggert, Harold Richey beating Russ Zintak 71, Dave Miller pinning Mark Mitchell 7 7, Dearshan Karki beating Eric Jones, Jeff Koerner losing to Tomvizzi 14 10, Jeff Gillman beating Ken Karnowski 61. Team placings show Murphysboro frosh-soph placing first with 10752 points, Mascoutah second 107'2, Benton 722, West Frankfort 22. Individual championship results include Arnold beating Ewbanks 9:44, Sisky pinning McLendon 1:73.
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Saluki Invitational Badminton Tournament Results
Western Illinois University led the Saluki Invitational with Illinois State, Western Illinois, Southern Illinois Carbondale and Blackburn College competing. Penny Porter lost in the consolation round in women singles. Ginny Morris and Jan R. Genour reached second in women doubles. Allan Pillai defeated Bista Man Yusoffi for men’s singles, Muhammad Ismail beat Denny Mansor in consolation. Jim Roland and Devan Brown won open men’s doubles. Roland and Karen Hussy won open mixed doubles, while Morris and Ismail edged Porter and Yusoff in the consolation. Next weekend SIU-C women head to Western Illinois Invitational at Normal.
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Bowling League Scores and Highs Report
The reel lists teams Coca Cola Pepsi Cola Bull Pen Lounge Dura Container and others with high series totals Coca Cola 3152 Pepsi Cola 3092 Bull Pen Lounge 3069. High games show Coca Cola 1102 Bull Pen Lounge 1075 Dura Container 1048. Individuals include Rob Wallace George Rohach Dayton Franklin Stan Valley and Bill Bush with top game 244 and top series 663.
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SIU Cuses Creighton 76 69 in Final Minute
Southern Illinois defeated Creighton 76 to 69 as Wilson and Abrams led SIU with double digit scoring. Rebounds and shooting percentages favored SIU, with key contributions from Giles and Huggins. Creighton struggled from the field though Kuenl and Becker added moments of offense.
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Kentucky Rallies Past Mississippi State for SEC Win
Jack Givens sparked Kentucky from a listless start to a 75 65 victory at Mississippi State. The unbeaten Wildcats, 14 0 overall and 6 0 in the SEC, withstood a late rally as freshman Greg Grim scored 15 in the final nine minutes, while Kyle Macy Jay Shidler and Truman Claytor sealed the win with six straight free throws. Mississippi State dropped to 9-6 overall, 4-2 SEC.
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Big lead carries Marquette past Washington 71 63
Second ranked Marquette opened a 15 point second half edge and held on for a 71 to 63 win over Washington. Butch Lee scored 18 and Jerome Whitehead 17 while reserve players saw extended action. Washington freshman Andra Griffin led the Huskies with 22.
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McGinnis, Crosby lead in rain-delayed Pebble Beach round
Tommy McGinnis surged to 2-under 70 to join Ray Floyd and Hale Irwin atop the leaderboard at 139 after two rounds of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Spyglass Hill and Pebble Beach. Tom Watson faded with a double bogey on the final hole. Nicklaus and Palmer face possible cuts as Ford and Gerald Ford sit near the leaders in the pro-am.
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Illini Hold Off Northwestern Rival in Big Ten Win
Freshman forward Mark Smith scored a career high 18 points as Illinois resisted a late Northwestern rally to secure a 73-64 victory in the Big Ten. Illinois led 60-50 late in the game.
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Saluki gymnasts fall to NCAA co-champions
Oklahoma defeated Southern Illinois University Carbondale 216.50 to 212.50 at SIU Arena. Bart Conner led Oklahoma with an all around 55.60 and event wins while SIU’s Rick Adams scored 54.70 in all around. SIU captured parallel bars and pommel horse event team scores. Next Saturday the Salukis travel to Indian State with a 2 3 dual record.
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SIU wins indoor track dual at home defeating Southeast Missouri 91 38 Coach Lew Hartzog praised distance runners led by Mike Bisase who swept the mile and half mile Hurdler Andy Roberts also won both hurdles Salukis swept all but the triple jump Ken Larr away rested injury John Marks boosted by shot put win Paul Craig two mile 9 12 7 Mike Sawyer 1 1000 yard 2 20 3 Salukis 1 1 head to Wisconsin next Saturday
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Saluki wrestling falls to Missouri 27 9 in Columbia
Southern Illinois University Carbondale lost a 27 9 dual meet at Missouri on Saturday. Only three Salukis won their matches led by John Gross at 118 pounds Dale Eggert at 150 and Tom Vizzi at 190. Saluki dual record drops to 5 7 while Missouri improves to 8 2.
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Connors Reaches Boca West Final In Pro Tennis
Jimmy Connors, 62 64 winner over Vitas Gerulaitis, advances to the Boca West final to meet Bjorn Borg for a $125,000 first prize. CBS will telecast live.
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