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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1978

Page

10

SIU C upsets Southwest Missouri 55 44 in women’s hoops

SIU C defeated Southwest Missouri 55 to 44 as Becker and Davis led the Redhawks with solid shooting. SIU C hones a 43 after this result and prepares for a 4 p m clash with Illinois State at Davies Gym.

Siu-C Southwest Missouri Becker Davis Meyer Frenche Wilson Evans Hoffman Schaeffer Foley Williams Pomeranke Faber Sinc Siu Illinois State Davies Gymnasium

Bowling results from Monday at Mardale Ladies

League standings list teams Tom's Place Gene's Big Star Flying Farmer and Royal Mobile Homes with scores and totals. Individual high games include Chris Butcher Ruthie Thomas and Chevyl Parkin, while team highs crown Gene's Ross' and Tom's with top series and game marks.

Mardale Ladies Tom Gene’s Big Star Flying Farmer Royal Mobile Homes Ross McDonald’s Grammer’s Bob Doerr Chris Butcher Ruthie Thomas Chevyl Parkin Jane Matti Gene

Mascoutah Edges Carbondale In Prep Wrestling Duel

Boys wrestling match details show Mascoutah defeating Carbondale 30 to 24 with individual bouts listed. Notable results include Rich Freeman pinned, Jeff Meyers and Chris Crone losses, and multiple tight decisions across weight classes. The narrative also covers team scores for Chester Nashville Elkhart Cobden and related jayvee scores, plus a cross-town jamboree at Benton with multi-team placements and pins.

Carbondale Rich Freeman Randy Tisdale Benton Centralia Mt. Vernon Harrisburg Marion Herrin West Frankfort Benton Rick Freeman Skip Stitt Bob Banek Jeff Meyers Eaddie King Eric Foltz CEN Carl Fortney Chris Crone CAR Tim Knewitz Jay Runion Glen Crismon Mark Reed W.F Jerry Cato Mar Bruce Riedie Terry Cantiey Mt. Ver Bruce Cullers Har Steve Bleyer

New Mexico State Falls 72 69 To Southern Illinois

New Mexico State and Southern Illinois battled in a tight college basketball game with SIU shooting 44.4 percent to NM State 43.8. Key players included S Jones Gunn Webb and Cormier for NM State and Wilson Abrams Smith Kieszkowski Frazier for SIU. Final score 72 69 in favor of SIU as NM State drops Valley standings and schedules swing toward Creighton and Indiana State matchups.

New Mexico State S. Jones Pate Eee Gunn Owens Webb Lopez Cormier Ayers Hayes Southern Illinois Siu Wilson Abrams Smith Giles Huggins Kieszkowski Frazier Team Myers New Mexico Tulsa Drake Indiana State West Texas State Bradley Creighton Moore Chatt

Eagle Hints Williams Open Lead With Eagle Finish

Williams star Haas rallied from a three stroke deficit to seal a dramatic final-hole eagle for a 54 hole total of 208 at Torrey Pines. Littler matched a 68, chasing at 209 as Pfeil and TeWell stood one back. several players followed into the final round in San Diego.

Jay Haas Gene Littler Haas Littler Torrey Pines Mark Pfeil Doug Tewell Grier Jones Fuzzy Zoeller Zoeller

30-Footer Caps Bradley Victory Over Wichita State

Bradley nips Wichita State 78-77 as Bobby Humbles sinks a 30-foot buzzer beater. Roger Phegley scores 23, Humbles and Mazeika 18 each. Shockers’ Linbert Johnson 25. Bradley 6-3 MVC, Wichita State 3-4. Carolina routs Clemson 98-64 as Phil Ford becomes UNC all time scoring leader.

Peoria Ill Bobby Humbles Bradley Wichita State Humbles Roger Phegley Alex Mazeika Linbert ‘‘Cheese Johnson Braves

Spartans extend Big Ten lead with 70 60 win over Ohio State

Michigan State, ranked seventh, rode a 21 point second half by Greg Kelser to a 70-60 victory in Columbus. Kelser scored all but four of his 21 in the second half as MSU solidified its conference lead and capped the win with late free throws. Ohio State drops to 10-6, 3-4 in the Big Ten after a delayed game due to a blizzard.

Columbus Ohio Greg Kelser Michigan State Ohio State Kelser Spartans Kelvin Ransey Indiana Michigan Joel Thompson Bergen Hoosiers Lozier Wolverines Mike McGee Thompson Alan Hardy Mike Woodson Johnny Orr Madison Wis Northwestern Tony Allen Wildcats Wisconsin Badgers Arnold Clyde Gaines Allen Brian Gibson Charlottesville Virginia Cavaliers Jeff Lamp Mike Owens North Carolina State Wolfpack Lamp Steve Castellan Owens Dave Koesters Marc Iavaroni Greg Davis State Piscataway N. J Abdel Anderson Hollis Copeland Tom Brown Rutgers Syracuse Scarlet Knights James Bailey Orangemen Brown Bailey Dale Shackleford Marty Byrnes Roosevelt Bouie

Purdue Tops Minnesota In Big Ten Showdown

Purdue guards Eugene Parker and Jerry Sichting combined for 36 points, hitting 15 of 21 shots against Minnesota's zone to key a 72-64 victory. Parker scored 20, Lichting added 16, as Purdue improved to 5-2 in the Big Ten and 10-6 overall while Minnesota dropped to 4-3 in the conference.

West Lafayette Ind Eugene Parker Jerry Sichting Minnesota Purdue Gophers Mychal Thompson Boilermakers Lichting Parker Frank Kendrick

Lobos crush Utah 113 89 in key WAC clash

New Mexico powered past Utah 113 89 to stay atop the Western Athletic Conference with a 15 2 season mark while four Lobos hit double figures led by Marvin Johnson with 23 points. Utah dropped to 4 5 in conference and 14 5 overall.

Albuquerque N.M Marvin Johnson Lobos New Mexico Utah Wolfpack Michael Cooper Johnson Phil Abney

Notre Dame Leads Touchdown Club Honors Night

Notre Dame topped the awards at the Touchdown Club of Washington dinner. Dan Devine was named top collegiate coach and Ken MacAfee earned college lineman of the year honor. Earl Campbell won college back of the year. Lehigh and Widener claimed Division II and III school honors. Walter Payton and Craig Morton were named National and American Conference players of the year.

Washington Fighting Irish Notre Dame Touchdown Club of Dan Devine Ken MacAfee Earl Campbell Texas Lehigh University Widener College Walter Payton Chicago Bears Craig Morton Denver Broncos

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