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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1985
Page
13
Ryne Sandberg, the reigning NL MVP, rejects limits on his goals as he prepares for another season with the Cubs. He recalls past slow starts and insists he will focus on businesslike effort, eyeing strong numbers if he repeats hisRecent achievements.
In Murphysboro Marion and Herrin, top seeds, vie for Class AA regional bragging rights after semifinal wins. Murphysboro's Lisa Foster poured in 39 points in a 68-54 win over Murphysboro, while Traci Albright and Brandy Johns fueled Marion. Herrin beat Carbondale 58-50 as Jennifer Brown scored 17.
New Jersey defeated Washington 114-109 to pull even for fifth in the Eastern Conference as Micheal Ray Richardson scored 27 points and Otis Birdsong added 24. Buck Williams posted 16 points and a career-high 22 rebounds, aiding the Nets’ push toward a playoff spot.
SIU forward Cleveland Bibbens earned honorable mention in the final Valley survey. First team features Xavier McDaniel of Wichita State, Steve Harris of Tulsa, Benoit Benjamin and Vernon Moore of Creighton, and John Sherman Williams of Indiana State. Second team includes Woise Winters of Bradley and others. McDaniel led scoring at 29.7 ppg. he also led rebounding at 15.7 rpg. Nance joined Louisville Catbirds in the CBA after SIU. Angie Wolfer, top Midwest volleyball prospect, signed with SIU. Lockport seniors, including Wolfer, earned scholarships.
New York Islanders rally past Chicago 4 3 as Denis Potvin and Bob Nystrom orchestrate the late winner. Kelly Hrudey earns praise for stopping three point blank shots in the final 45 seconds. Steve Larmer tallies his 40th and 41st goals for Chicago in a narrow loss.
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