West Frankfort and Marion pull out overtime wins
West Frankfort Redbirds beat Herrin 66 62 in overtime after trailing 46 45 with three seconds left in regulation. Kenny Anderson scored to force OT as Herrin stars Kerr and Reed led with 20 and 18 points. West Frankfort improves to 6 10 overall and 3 6 in South Seven. Marion Wildcats, led by Brad Hill with 28, defeated Harrisburg 76 68 in overtime to reach 9 8 and 3 6 in league play.
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Du Quoin Indians stun Pinckneyville on home court
Du Quoin rode a 20-4 first quarter to a 79-51 win over Illinois Class A No. 14 Pinckneyville in SWE action. Anders 24 and Gilliam 22 fueled the surge as the Indians outrebounded 48-21 and used a tight full court press to blow open the game.
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NBA Scoreboard and College Highlights in FRIDAY Action
Eastern Atlantic Division standings list Boston atop the conference with 32 wins, followed by Philadelphia andWashington. College results include Dartmouth over Colgate, West Virginia over Pittsburgh, and a long slate across the Midwest and West regions with numerous school rivalries and tournament notes.
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Big Red secondary coach quits St. Louis
AP reports Bill Atkins, in charge of a unit that yielded 29 touchdown passes in 1981, will not return to the St. Louis Cardinals coaching staff. The 47 year old assistant says he may explore NFL openings and sought more input, responsibility, and personal satisfaction in his career move.
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Shockers Edge Bradley As Levingston Seals 47-42 Victory
Wichita State defeats Bradley 47-42 in Missouri Valley action. Cliff Levingston sank two free throws with 36 seconds left after being fouled to lift the Shockers to a 45-42 lead. Aubrey Sherwood and Tony Martin each added 10 points as Wichita State improves to 15-5 overall and 5-3 in the league.
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