DePaul Stumbles After Fearful Play In NCAA Loss
In a tight NCAA Mideast regional second round in Dayton Ohio DePaul ranked team lost 49 48 to St Joseph s of Pennsylvania The Blue Demons coach and players said fear of losing undermined their performance as junior guard Bryan Warrick executed the decisive play delivering an unmolested pass to John Smith for the winning basket while DePaul stumbled under Chicago media attention and the weight of past defeats.
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Ohio
DePaul
Joe Meyer
Blue Demons
St. Joseph’s
Pennsylvania
Meyer
Ray Meyer
University of Dayton
Chicago
Joseph
Jim Lynam
Smith
Salukis shut out at NCAA indoors in Detroit
Southern Illinois University Carbondale indoor track failed to place in the top six at the NCAA championships in Detroit. Four Salukis competed while Olympian David Lee and teammates faced tough draws on a board track, with no scorers. Coach Hartzog called the meet unreal and praised the effort as six defending champions in events could not defend titles. Karsten Schulz ran 2 10.24 in the 1 000 meters finishing ninth. Stephen Wray cleared 7-0 in high jump failing to reach finals. John Sayre cleared 16-6 in pole vault but did not make finals. Salukis start outdoor season Tuesday at Northeast Louisiana with a six-team meet.
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Detroit
Saluki
Hart
Zog
David Lee
Kevin Jones
Jones
Hartzog
Lee
Karsten Schulz
Stephen Wray
John Sayre
Salukis
Northeast
Louisiana
Nyambui ties NCAA indoor wins record. UTEP claims title
Suleiman Nyambui of Texas El Paso won the mile for the third straight year and led UTEP to a team championship with 76 points at Joe Louis Arena. Carl Lewis added the 60 yard dash title and long jump, becoming the first to win both events in NCAA indoor history. Tennessee placed third and Brigham Young fourth as Padilla edged Nyambui in the two mile.
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Detroit
Suleiman Nyambui
Texas- el Paso
Miners
Joe Louis Arena
Nyambui
Tanzania
Brigham Young
Doug Padilla
Kansas
Jim Ryan
Carl Lewis
University of Houston
Lewis
Willingboro
N.J
Texas-El Paso
Peter Lemashon
Milt Ottey
Hayes takes 54 hole LPGA Sun City lead at 208
Patty Hayes shot a 3 under 70 to grab sole possession of the lead at 208 after three rounds of the $100,000 LPGA Sun City Classic in Sun City Arizona. Hollis Stacy carded an 8 under 65 to move within one stroke, while Pat Bradley and Janet Alex sit four back at 212.
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Patty Hayes
Hayes
Pat Bradley
Hollis Stacy
Stacy
Cord
Bradley
Hillcrest
Sun City West
Janet Alex
Karolyn Kertzman
Silvia Bertolaccini
Area Bowling Honor Roll
Area bowling honor roll lists many players with scores by city and club including Nancy Muzzarelli Carbondale and Rosemary Burley Herrin. It details Mens High Game scores 270 to 289 with competitors from Herrin Murphysboro Carterville and others, plus High Series marks and Women’s High Game and Series across several towns. An editor’s note requests noon Friday reporting of scores by mail or phone with full names hometowns and alleys.
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Nancy Muzzarelli
Carbondale
Rosemary Burley
Herrin
Linda Durkoto
Vera Tucker
Murphysboro
Terry Hartmann
Carterville
Bettie Smith
Crista Rosco
Lowell Allen
Makanda
Mary Adams
Benton
Marsha Meininger
Jim Middleton
Marion
Janet Smith
West Frankfort
Sandy Wendling
Hank James
Linda Smith
Roberta Hutchison
Paul Cerniglia
Mary Serrett
Jeanne Carnaghi
Tim LaBotte
Johnston City
Norma Sue Jane
Doris Cash
Zeigler
Bernie Kneale
Maxine Goetting
Steeleville
Kaye Miller
Joe Gareis
Sharon Morgan
Muriel
Orson Shelton
Metropolis
Joe Restivo
Judy Manning
Carl Knapp
Mary Alice Ohms
Maxine Foster
Jerry Gienn
Carol Dickson
Wade Wall
Barbara Pearson
Dee Killman
Mark Brown
Jeeva Braden
McLeansboro
Paul Smith
Tom Merett
Mary Lindsey
Kelly Stevens
Bob Wallace
Barb Glasford
Gerald Thies
P. J. Cerniglia
Lynn Naumann
Cambria
Wilma Parker
Charles Derbigny
Kim Johnson
Pat Conley
Steve Norris
Joyce Cato
Muriel Hosch
Bob Hamilton
Sharon Mundell
Jan Lee
Bill Bush
Jane Loss
LaRue Shelton
Cindy Giacoma
Christopher
Anna
Ray Meadows
Dena McKinney
Mary Nesler
Linda Colombo
Tom Pearson
Ellaine Long
Kerri Brown
Dallas Holder
DeSoto
Sandi Humble
Pat Akin
Jay Batson
Margaret Schmitt
Margaret Pritchett
Gary McComb
Linda McWaters
Barbara Bender
Ruthie Thomas
Sue Montgomery
Jean Jeffrey
Maree Collins
Betty Talley
Sheila Brashear
Norma Baker
Creal Springs
Mary Lowery
Bernie Pulley
Barbantenbern
Erma Lee McMillan
Mary Reynolds
Bonnie Pinkerton
Shirley Tomkins
Bernice Pulley
Kathy Vaughn
Susan McDaniel
Jan Jones
Trickey Resigns Amid NCAA Investigation at Oklahoma City
Cairo native Ken Trickey resigned as head basketball coach at Oklahoma City University effective immediately. University officials cited an NCAA rules investigation with 25+ alleged violations. Trickey, who led the Chiefs to 13-15 and 14-15 seasons and a post-season tournament title, has applied for the Southern Illinois Carbondale job.
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Cairo
Ken Trickey
Oklahoma City University
Arnold Short
Trickey
Jerald C. Walker
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Cecil Coleman
Walker
Coleman
NCAA
Chiefs
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Sammy Kosker
Dennis Brantley
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Donald Grob
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Ivan B. Lively
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