SIU Gymnasts battle Oklahoma in LIU Arena win
Southern Illinois UniversitySalukis beat Oklahoma 188.55 to 173.25 in a dual meet at LIU Arena extending their winning streak to 66. Paul Mayer led with top scores in side horse long horse and parallel bars as SIU set the pace for another home meet versus Arizona.
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Southern
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Mankato State
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Donna Schaenzer
Pete Hemmerling
Fred Dennis
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Nenconen
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Schmitt
Casper Takes Stroke Lead In Los Angeles Open
Casper fired a three under par 68 for a 205 three round total to hold a one stroke lead over John Schlee and Al Geiberger in the Los Angeles Open at Pasadena. Schlee battled Casper with a 65 and Geiberger finished 69 as Arnold Palmer and Dave Eichelberger challenged in windy, cold conditions.
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Calif
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John Schlee
al Geiberger
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Schlee
Dallas
Geiberger
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Dave Eichelberger
Indiana domination features pool records set by Salukis
Indiana University overwhelmed Southern Illinois University 73 to 32 as Ed Mossotti swam the 50 yard freestyle in 21.4 seconds and Bruce Steiner the 1000 yard freestyle in 10 minutes 24.9 seconds, both new pool records. Mossotti, a senior from St. Louis, equaled his best time of the year to eclipse Ray Padovan’s 1963 mark, while Steiner, a Homewood freshman, bettered the old record in his second home appearance. Southern Illinois claimed two wins, but Indiana dominated remaining events and set five other pool records not surpassed today.
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Bruce Steiner
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St. Louis
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Pring
Steiner
Homewood
Southern
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Dasch
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Burrell
Conker
Utley
Ware
Jacobs
Ulrich
Hahnfeldt
Rivera
Andrews
Bayles
Perkowski
Jacobson
Hays
Usrey
Prep schedule rocks local hoops week with matchups
The schedule lists Tuesday January 30 games Zeigler Royalton Carterville Christopher Thompsonville Lesser Waltonville Meridian Cobden Crab Orchard Tamaroa Carrier Mills Vienna and Friday February 2 contests Marion Benton Herrin Centralia Harrisburg Mt. Vernon Anna Jonesboro Du Quoin Sparta Carterville Elverado Woodlawn Vienna Shawnee Thompsonville Crab Orchard Metropolis Johnston City Meridian Cairo Ridgway Norris City Coulterville St Henrys and Saturday February 3 matchups Benton West Frankfort Centralia Salem Harrisburg McLeansboro Carbondale Herrin Marion Johnston City Carmi Mt. Vernon Pinckneyville Anna Jonesboro Murphysboro Du Quoin Nashville Mascoutah Christopher Ashley Carrier Mills Lesser Shawnee Dongola Gorham Century Trico Cairo Metropolis Eldorado. After American University coach Al Kyber complained that his basketball team wasn't working hard enough in prac tice his players presented him with a bullwhip to use as he sees fit.
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Carterville
Christopher
Thompsonville
Lesser
Waltonville
Meridian
Cobden
Crab Orchard
Tamaroa Carrier Mills
Vienna
Marion
Benton
St. Henry’s
West Frankfort
Centralia
Salem
Harrisburg
McLeansboro
Carbondale
Herrin
Johnston City
Carmi
Mt. Vernon
Pinckneyville
Anna Jonesboro
Murphysboro
du Quoin
Nashville
Ashley
American University
al Kyber
Billikens Top Cincinnati 70 66 in MVC Clash
Barry Orms scored 21 points to lift St Louis University to a 70-66 win over Cincinnati in a Missouri Valley Conference basketball game. The Bearcats saw their four game winning streak end as St Louis took the lead midway through the first half and never trailed again.
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St. Louis University
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Billikens
Illinois Upsets Notre Dame In Late Surge
Dave Scholz sparked a 10-point burst in the final 3 minutes to lift Illinois to a 68-67 upset over Notre Dame in Chicago. Illinois improves to 7-6 while Notre Dame falls to 13-4 as Randy Crews scores 19 for the Illini. Loyola also tops Brigham Young 67-65 in the opening game.
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Dave Scholz
Illinois
Notre Dame
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Illini
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Northwestern Knocks Off Purdue For Big Ten Lead
Northwestern beat Purdue 82 to 74 in Evanston to seize sole first place in the Big Ten as Terry Gamber and Mike Weaver fueled the win. The Wildcats controlled the boards, led 44 35 at halftime, and were up 12 with five minutes remaining while Purdue’s Rick Mount scored 27.
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Ill
Northwestern
Terry Gamber
Mike Weaver
Purdue
Rick Mount
Salukis Open Golden Anniversary Run At SIU Arena
Larry Odell notes the 50th home contest for SIU basketball at SIU Arena through Wednesday. Southern Illinois entered the stretch with 47 wins in 49 previous meetings against Southwest Missouri State, marking a milestone anniversary night.
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Southern
Norvall Neve
Missouri Valley Conference
SIU - Evansville
Missouri Valley
Astros pick Ken Stabler in second round
Ken Stabler, Alabama quarterback and future football draft prospect, was chosen by the Houston Astros in the second round for their Triple A Oklahoma City affiliate. Astros GM Spec Richardson said the club hopes he chooses baseball, while Stabler from Foley Alabama weighs options as he contemplates football versus baseball.
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Los Angeles
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Stabler
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Astros
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McLaren Wins Teretonga Auto Race in New Zealand
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand drove a BRM to victory in the 96.6 mile Teretonga race at Invercargill on the South Island. He completed 60 laps in 1 hour 8 minutes 17.9 seconds, averaging about 85 mph.
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New Zealand
Bruce McLaren
BRM
McLaren
Invercargill
South Island
Terriers Sweep At Belleville and East St. Louis Dual Meets
Carbondale Central wrestlers scored a double dual victory at Belleville Saturday with 35-15 over Belleville West and 29-23 over East St. Louis. Individual results include Doetch, Duarte, Bass, Jones, Green, Vogler, Walls, Reissaus, Lutz, James, Nelson and Waller earning pins or wins for the Terriers.
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East St. Louis
Richard Doetch
Miller
Allan Duarte
Jones
Alec Bass
Hooks
Terry Jones
Isbell
Walter Green
Brownridge
Jim Vogler
Coates
Rod Walls
Moore
Lawrence James
Smith
John Nelson
Steve Waller
Washington
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Ourstar
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Hodgboson
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Green
Elaine
Vogler
Chapman
Probe death of Masterton
Minneapolis Minn AP Dr John Coe Hennepin County medical examiner said a preliminary autopsy on hockey player Bill Masterton shows no evidence of a prior brain injury He witnessed brain examination at Southdale Fairview Hospital finding no predisposing brain disease The fatal brain damage occurred at the time of his Jan 13 fall against Oakland
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John Coe
Hennepin County
Bill Masterton
Minnesota North Stars
Masterton
Oakland
Coe
Southdale Fairview Hospital
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