Scoreboard style results and scattered league card notes
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Girls Basketball Championship night lineups and results
McLeansboro defeated Shawneetown 79 68 with key contributions from Goodwin and Webb as Mas sac County and Vienna prepared to face off at Metropolis. Other regional scores include Carbondale, Eldorado, and Cairo in late game action across multiple courts.
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High scores at SI Bowl event
John Scott 257 and 708 series lead for SI Bowl with Jim Hess 258 and 691, Frank Powell 278 and 720, Scott Ferguson 297 and 728, with Hal Norment at 656 and Tom Pearson 657 also noted. Powell and Hess achieve multiple strong marks in men’s high game and series.
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John Scott
Jim Hess
Frank Powell
Scott Ferguson
Hal Norment
Tom Pearson
Indiana women roll past SIU in Hilton Head tennis
Indiana's women defeated SIU 9-0 in Hilton Head with dominant singles and doubles. Monoki beat Eastman 6-4 6-4, Hoffman beat Molinari 6-0 6-2, Allen downed Kraemer 6-1 5-7 6-2, and Hutcheson won 6-2 6-1. Doubles saw Allen-Moniki win 6-4 6-2 and Hutchins-McCutcheon take 6-1 6-0. LIU improves to 4-6 this spring after losses to Florida and wins over Central Florida and South Florida.
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Siu
Monoki
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D. Molinari
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D. Kramer
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D. Moellering
Farley
D. Harney
Hutchens
D. Allen
Allen-Moniki
D. Muellering-Eastman
Hutchins-McCutcheon
D. Kramer-Harney
Hoffman-McCormick
D. Molinari-Allen
LIU
Central Florida
South Florida
Florida
Crete-Monee and rivals clash in Class AA sectionals results
Wednesday basketball results from Romeoville Elgin Hinsdale Aurora and Oak Lawn show Crete-Monee 55 Oswego 40 Hoffman Estates 48 Streamwood 47 Bloom Trail 72 Oak Forest 62 Downers Grove South 58 Benet Academy 56 York Proviso West 52 Proviso East 47 Mount Carmel 54 Thornton 49 Prospect 55 Evanston 51 Highland Park 73 Waukegan 64.
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Oswego
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Benet Academy
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Oak Lawn
Mount Carmel
Thornton
Arlington Heights Prospect
Evanston
Waukegan Highland Park
Waukegan E
Oak Forest
Chicago
Highland Park
Waukegan East
Flaming Hearts edge Paris in Benton sectional thriller
Jeff Schaefer sank two free throws with three seconds left to lift Effingham to a 48-47 victory over Paris, sending them to the sectional final against Carbondale. Effingham, 23-3, got 12 points from Chris Weisheit and Greg Stevenson, while Paris, 19-9, was led by Ron Cheatham with 20 points.
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Associated Press
Jeff Schaefer
Effingham
Paris
Benton
Flaming Hearts
Carbondale
Chris Weisheit
Greg Stevenson
Schaefer
Ron Cheatham
Stevenson
Victor Wells
Crete-Monee
Oswego
Romeoville
Warriors
John Farrell
Hoffman Estates
Streamwood
Elgin
Hawks
Dan Burak
Scott Miller
Ottawa
Rochelle
Brian Harms
Larry Smith
Alton
Granite City
Collinsville
Scott Cant
Schmitt Powers Logan In Split With Northwest Mississippi
Lonnie Schmitt led John A. Logan to a 10-4 nightcap win after a 9-5 loss, as Schmitt drove in four aboard a double and a home run and Don Hammann added a bases loaded triple. Charlie Tice won the opener for Northwest Mississippi, and Steve Rothschild improved to 1-1 with six strikeouts in relief. Logan eyes a home opener March 20 versus Southeast Illinois College.
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Lonnie Schmitt
John A. Logan
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Schmitt
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Ralph Bright
Charlie Tice
Don Hammann
Logan
Steve Rothschild
Southeastern Illinois College
A Jow J lks state basketball team makes memorable run
Continued from Page 1 i nals 58-49. A J hadn t won a regional title since 1962 when it finished 19-9. The school board president Bill Jackson calls the success fantastic and says it changes the school state of mind. He notes scarce school trouble and highlights the transition from football to basketball as unbelievable. State tournament games will be televised by channel 3 for those unable to attend in Champaign.
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A-J
Bill Jackson
Lems
A-1
Champaign
Channel 3
Nebraska Rolls In NIT To End Four-Game Slide
Nebraska balanced offense with five double figure scorers in a 79-66 NIT first round win over Canisius as Harvey Marshall locked down Ray Hall. Dave Hoppen and Bill Jackman led late surge and free throws, with Canisius star Smrek limited by physical defense.
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Neb
Nebraska
Canisius
Harvey Marshall
Ray Hall
Moe Iba
Harvey
Hall
Marshall
Huskers
Bob Devaney
Dave Hoppen
Bill Jackman
Golden Griffins
Cornhuskers
Griffins
Mike Smrek
Maine Edges Salukis As Finley Sidelined By Injury
In Coral Gables Maine broke a 5-5 tie with two sixth inning runs to beat Southern Illinois 7-5 in a seven inning game. Terry Jones and Jay Burch each went 2-for-4 for SIU. Saluki pitcher Rich Koch took the loss. Robert Wilkins earned the win for Maine. Coach Itchy Jones cited inconsistencies and praised base running and defense before noting Steve Finley will miss the rest of Florida trip due to a finger injury.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Maine
Southern Illinois University
Terry Jones
RBI
Jay Burch
SIU
Rich Koch
Robert Wilkins
Black Bears
Saluki
Itchy
Jones
Steve Finley
Finley
Powell paces Salukis in Oklahoma road trip split
Southern Illinois softball split its Sooner state trip opening with a 2-0 extra innings win over Arizona State and a 3-0 loss to Texas Tech. Freshman Kelly Powell hit and pitched well, Kathy Richert fueled the offense, while Lisa Peterson allowed three runs in five innings. Coach Brechtelsbauer praised the defense and early offense but lamented the late rally. LSU starts play in the Sooner Invitational with Iowa State Texas A&M and New Mexico on tap.
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Norman
Okla
Southern Illinois University
Sooner State
LIU
Arizona State
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Sun Devils
Kelly Powell
Salukis
Kathy Richert
Siu
Lisa Peterson
Red Raiders
Eileen Maloney
Kay Brechtelsbauer
LSU
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Schellhase moves aside at Indiana State basketball
Terre Haute Indiana AP Dave Schellhase who coached Indiana State for three seasons is reassigned within the athletic department. Athletic Director Bernard Cooper said the move aims to find a successor to continue competitive progress after a 14 15 finish tying for sixth in the conference.
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Schellhase
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Sycamores
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