Major college scores tally across regions in late results
Army defeats Yale 79 to 63 and Rutgers tops St Bonaventure 83 to 70 while Boston area teams, Western schools, and Missouri Valley clubs post wins. Notable upsets and routs across East and Midwest highlight a day of hoops with several teams breaking into double digits in several conferences.
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Cahokia and Vandalia Clash In Wide High School Hoops
Cahokia beat Murphysboro 78 to 58 in a boys basketball game while Vandalia edged Centralia 58 to 57 and Carlyle defeated Du Quoin 62 to 49. Turner Kerrens led Cahokia with 22 points. Dooley and Ehrat led Vandalia with 23 and 16 respectively.
Prep Wrestling at Herrin dominates Harrisburg in dual meet
Herrin overwhelms Harrisburg 52 to 11 in the varsity with Massetto and Marlow securing pins, Borders forfeit, and multiple decisions across weight classes. Junior varsity tallies Harrisburg 33 Herrin 27 while Marion and Pinckneyville also post wins in earlier rounds.
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Wadkins leads Riviera scorers as Watson praises pace
Lanny Wadkins opened the 1985 PGA Tour season with a 63 at Riviera Country Club tying the course record and four-deputing ahead of Tom Watson who shot 67. Watson lauded Wadkins while noting the easy conditions contributed to the low scores. Tony Sills and Pat Lindsey tied for second at 65, two strokes behind Wadkins.
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Salukis Stumble Then Rally For Tough Conference Loss
SIU tied late after Winters nailed a 15 footer to put Bradley ahead 69 62. Coach Versace praised poise and reliable scoring as Campbell Ribbens and Perry fouled out. Chris George and Tony Snooks stepped up, but the Salukis dropped to 9 8 overall and face Tulsa Illinois State and Wichita State in a brutal next stretch.
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Quotation on team loyalties echoes past sports street talk
The speaker mocks fan allegiance with sharp retorts about the Padres Indians and Twins. He warns against hypothetical lifelong claims of deprivation, urging blunt questions about affiliations and family ties to illustrate prejudice and loyalty.
Dooley's bank shot lifts Vandalia past Centralia in Salem tourney
In first round Salem tournament action Tom Dooley hit a late bank shot to give Vandalia a 58-57 victory over Centralia. Cahokia crushed Murphysboro 72-48. Murphysboro led 17-16 after one quarter but was outscored 22-11 in the second. Centralia was led by Ben Willis with 20 points while Ted Hunziker added 14 for Vandalia.
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Carlyle stays on top with win over Du Quoin
Carlyle defeated Du Quoin 62 to 49 to stay undefeated in Southwestern Egyptian Conference play. Cynthia Wessel scored 27 for Carlyle, Jeanie Pollman 21, while Du Quoin’s Melissa Miller and Shannon Davidson each had 16. Du Quoin coach Jane Tuthill praised the defense despite the loss, as Du Quoin fell to 1-4 in league play.
Logan Sweeps Logan and Kaskaskia Victories Highlight Slate
Logan women beat Southeastern 77-61 to tie for first in the Great Rivers with Southeastern. Kelli Golis posted 18 points and 14 rebounds, while Sheldon Clay and Matt Swalls led the Volunteers in men’s action with 20 and 18 points respectively.
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Thursday's Girls Scores From Carbondale Tourney
In Carbondale tournament action Thursday Centralia defeated Harrisburg 54 to 28. Eldorado beat Murphysboro 72 to 48. Central topped Carbondale 56 to 38. Mount Vernon downed Benton 64 to 37. Cairo Waltonville defeated Tamaroa 64 to 25.
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Elverado tops Zeigler-Royalton 40 28 in BD play for win
Becky Jackson scored 20 to lead Elverado who evened its record at 8-8 and went to 2-4 in conference play. Zeigler-Royalton fell to 2-3 in Black Diamond. Amy Montgomery scored 19 and Tricia Reed 18 for Waltonville.
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Carbondale Tops Cape Central In Tournament Opener
Carbondale defeated Cape Central 56-38 in the first round of the Carbondale tournament. Dorothy Buchannan scored 19 for Carbondale as coach Mary Davis lamented a slow start. Eldorado led in a 72-48 win over Murphysboro with three players in double figures Kathy Estienne 27 Stephanie Dial 18 Karen Van Meter 14. Centralia beat Harrisburg 54-28 Lexie Leake 16 Susan Smith 10. Mt. Vernon beat Benton 64-37 with a 16-7 first quarter lead. Action resumes with Harrisburg vs Murphysboro and Carbondale vs Benton, then Centralia vs Eldorado and Cape Central vs Mt. Vernon.
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