SIU dominates Midwestern Conference swimming and track titles
Southern Illinois University swept both swimming and indoor track titles at Terre Haute and Muncie. SIU collected multiple event wins led by Dale Korner Rob Dickson and Pat Miles in swimming and Ivory Crockett Eddie Sutton Ken Nalder Al Stan czak Ed Wardzala in track while setting several league records. SIU scored 571 points in swimming and 89 in track to outperform Ball State Illinois State Northern Indiana State and others.
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Tooth and G. “the People Who Really Competed Well For Us Were Ivory Crockett
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SIU Gymnasts Repeat Midwestern Conference Title in DeKalb
SIU Salukis top the field at DeKalb with 313.25 points, Indiana State 308.35, Illinois State 283.90, Northern 254.80 and Ball State 127.70. Gary Morava captures three events and ties for third, Tom Lindner wins the all around with 104.80, while Indiana State's David Seal and Ed Slezak win rings and pommel horse respectively.
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North Carolina Tops Duke to Clinch ACC Bye
Third ranked North Carolina used its bench to pull away for a 93-69 win over Duke. UNC improves to 21 4 and 9 3 in ACC while Duke ends 13 11 overall and 6 6 in conference. McAdoo scores 23, Melchionni 17 as both squads commit 43 fouls and 45 turnovers.
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Du Quoin visit set Rangers trade McLain for Stanhouse
Texas Rangers acquire Denny McLain from Oakland in exchange for Don Stanhouse and Jim Panther. Stanhouse and Panther, former Des Moines teammates, combined to form the prize for the controversial 311 game winner. Stanhouse earned an all star nod midseason while Panther had earlier pitched for Des Moines in the Oakland system.
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Herrin Sophomore Tournament Opens with Saturday Wins
Three Belleville schools won games Saturday to start the Herrin sophomore tournament. East beat Benton 75-74 and Althoff defeated Carbondale 50-49. Belleville West routed Harrisburg 90-69. Breese Mater Dei beat Marion 72-56 Centralia topped Murphysboro 78-72 and the host Herrin beat Metropolis 65-44. Monday’s schedule includes Mt. Vernon vs Breese Mater Dei Centralia West Mascoutah vs Belleville East and Belleville Althoff vs Herrin with semi finals Thursday and finals next Saturday.
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College basketball scores and results from across the nation
A roundup of college basketball games with scores including Minnesota 91 Illinois 62, Michigan State 96 Michigan 92, Indiana 65 Ohio State 57, and many more. Also reports NHL scores and a slate of games scheduled for today across cities and venues.
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McLain Traded to Oakland for Stanhouse and Panther
Controversial pitcher Denny McLain, 31- game winner in 1968, moves from Washington to Oakland after a Texas Rangers swap for minor leaguers Don Stanhouse and Jim Panther. Short emphasizes youth in rebuilding Oakland. McLain cites chance to pitch for a contender and reunite with familiar faces.
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Rain Delays Forcing 30 Players Out Of Coral Eastern Open
Heavy rains canceled Saturday play in the Coral Eastern Open third round and led to a unique decision knocking 30 players from the field. A double round of 36 holes was moved to Sunday on the Blue Monster course, a 7,065 yard par 72 layout.
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Southern Illinois Team Wins National Bass Championship at Lake Seminole
A four man team from southern Illinois led by Jim Aaron, Paul Barnwell, J C Wilkerson and Bill McCabe of Carterville won the team event with 85 pounds 2 ounces at Lake Seminole on the Georgia Florida line. They earned about 900 dollars as eight teams competed. Individual winner Glen Wells of Green Briar Tennessee earned 2000 dollars with 49 pounds 15 ounces over two days. Barnwell placed third with 36 pounds 2 ounces earning 675 dollars while Aaron finished tenth with 27 pounds 9 ounces.
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Five area wrestlers place in Camp Breckinridge AAU Open
The Fourth Annual Camp Breckinridge AAU Open in Morganfield Kentucky saw five area wrestlers place and SIU Carbondale alumni achieve top finishes. Ben Cooper Carbondale Community High School won unlimited and earned best sportsman honors. George McCreary former SIU champion won 220 pounds with Rich Casey second at 180 pounds. Dewey Able SIU student won 198 pounds. Gary Olson tied in unlimited. The meet drew 80 competitors with 112 matches across 10 classes.
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Benton edges Murphysboro in double overtime for regional title
Rich Herrin led Benton to a 72-70 double overtime win over Murphysboro in the Class AA regional final. Freshman Billy Smith, key on defense, sparked the rally with steals and a late pull-up, while Steve Stewart delivered a clutch late shot. The Rangers endured tight games all season, relying on pressure and resilience.
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Kuiper Turns Pro After Signing With Indians
Duane Kuiper, SIU second baseman, who helped the team reach the NCAA finals last season, will skip his senior year after signing a pro contract with the Cleveland Indians. He will join the Cleveland minor league camp in Arizona after completing the SIU spring term.
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