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Page Fourteen SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1979 Carbondale-Herrin-Murphysboro-Marlon oirhaim co web oa win Pmss fools Basketball Du Quoin 7 6 11 1640 Nashville 12 14 2 836 (Nashville Is 8-6; Du Quoin Is 5-3.) Denton 47, Harrisburg 46 HARRISBURG (46) Poole 22, Horning 12, Sisky 4, Davis 4, Har-rawood 2. Walker 2. Totals 22 2 6 46. BENTON (47) Nagreski 19, Rusher 11, Chaplain 6, Leared 7. Bauer 4.

Totals 20 7-13 47 Harrisburg 12 12 6 1646 Benton 15 11 11 1047 Preliminary: Harrisburg 43, Benton 24 (Harrisburg is 13-6.) Other Scores Carlyle 59, Okawviire 37 Wesclin 61, Sparta 35 Tonight's Games Cobden at Dongola Vienna at Harrisburg Carlyle at Sparta Saturday's Game Carbondale at Meridian GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Class State Tournament At Centralia Thursday's Games Eldorado 49, Carbondale 29 Centralia 39, Murphysboro 36 Tonight's Games 6:30 Carbondale vs. Murphysboro (third place) 8 00 Eldorado vs. Centralia (championship) other players namely Houghland, who finished with 16 points, and Hull, who bad 14 were able to take command, "One of our trademarks all year is that we really don't have a lot of stars," Com said. "We have a lot of kids who accept their roles well and pick up the slack." One of those kids in Graskewicz, who said later he enjoys playing against a zone because he's a better outside shooter than penetrator. Graskewicz, however, wasn't the only sophomore who performed well for tlie Panthers.

Ray Harriss, a center, tallied nine points and grabbed four rebounds in a reserve role. Graskewicz and Harriss could mean a bright future for the Panthers, who advance to the championship game Saturday night against the winner of tonight's Chester-Steeleville game. "They both have a chance of being outstanding players, "Corn said. "But they have to make a commitment to basketball. I think they will because they're good kids." The Mustangs displayed a talented sophomore of their own in Crain, who netted 18 points.

Senior center David Heins as he has done most of the season paced the Mustangs with 21 points and a game-high 10 rebounds. It was a bitter defeat for Gorham, which last year also compiled a glittering mark (22-4), only to lose in the regional tournament. Quails, though, said he was proud of his team's effort. "We still won 20 games," he said. "I told the graduating seniors that when you go to a school with just 90 kids, you couldn't ask for more." Quails, who completed his fifth season as Mustang coach, admitted his team, an independent, is hampered by a weaker regular-season schedule than most teams it faces in the regional tournament.

But he couldn't offer a solution to the problem because most bigger schools, he said, won't schedule Gorham. "They feel they have everything to lose and nothing to gain," the coach said. By Man Fredman Of The Southern Illinoisan When the Pinckneyville High School basketball team began Thursday night's Gass A regional semifinal in a full-court press, Jerry Quails knew his club was in trouble. MA good press has hurt us all year," the Gorham coach said after his Mustangs were eliminated by the host Panthers, 78-65. Quails, whose team finished the season with a 20-6 mark, complained that the Mustangs don't have enough overall quickness to combat a sticky press like the Panthers used Thursday.

"We were taking a chance," Pinckneyville Coach Dick Corn said, referring to the press that shook the losers in the early going, "and it just happened to work out for us tonight." The Panthers, now 19-7, also were aided by torrid perimeter shooting from sophomore guard Wade "Goose" Graskewicz, who poured in a game-high 22 points, 14 of which came in the first period on seven long-range buckets. That forced Quails to realign his zone defense to a "triangle and two," meaning three Mustangs stayed in a zone, another was free to roam around and the other was forced to follow Graskewicz. The strategy worked but only for a while. Graskewicz didn't score in the second period, and the inspired Mustangs battled back to take a 21-20 lead with 5:59 in the half when sophomore guard Dale Crain sank a long jumper. But the Mustang lead was short-lived.

Panther forward Steve Houghland hit a short jumper sandwiched by two buckets from the other forward, Steve Hull, sparking Pinckneyville to a 26-21 advantage it never relinquished. The Panthers increased their margin to 33-26 at halftime and weren't challenged seriously in the final half. They enjoyed a 54-41 margin at the end of the third period before taking their widest lead, 65-49, with 5:09 remaining in the game. Thursday's victory was a microcosm of the Panthers' entire season, Coach Corn said, adding he was pleased that after Graskewicz was held in check, alaoced attack lea Mend st Ceotysy At Kankakee Willibrord 76, Mantino 75 McNamara 70, Peotone 60 At Klrkland Elgin St. Edward 55, Burlington 53 At LaHarpe Nauvoo 74, Dallas City 70 At Litchfield Hillsboro 48, Litchfield 46, 3 ot At Mahcmet Saybrook 71, Farmer City 58 Deland Weldon 61, Clinton 57 At Menlto Forman 69, Green Valley 66 At Marshall Neoga 46, Martinsville 45, 2 ot Egyptian 78, Shawnee 69 At Mount Sterling Mendon Unity 59, Liberty 55 At New Berlin Porta 51, New Berlin 46 At Onarga Chatsworth 69, Cullom Tri-Polnt 66 Ford Central 63.

Forrest 49 At Palos Heights Chicago Christian 36, Luther 31 At Pox ton Paxton 65, Park 58 At Peru Tiskllwa 46, Peru St. Bede 33 At Piasa Carrollton 72, Hardin-Calhoun 61 At Robinson Robinson 75, Oblong 71 At Rochester llliopolis 63, Pawn33 45 At Rossvllle Oakwood 92, Armstrong 56 At Rushvllle Astoria 72, Rushvllle 67 At St. Elmo Altamont 86, Patoka 84 At Sandwich Newark 58, Aurora Central 57 At Savanna Mount Carroll 72, Morrison 67, ot At Sherrard Sherrard 75, Winola 71 Rockridge 71, Orion 55 At Stiiiman Valley North Boone 66, Winnebago 57 Durand 45, Stiiiman Valley 29 At Streator Seneca 50, Streator Woodland 48 At Tamplco Sterling Newman 69, Atkinson 61 At Toluca Mid-County 71, Flanagan 56 At Trenton Lebanon 78, Livingston 64 At Warren Warren 57, Stockton 55 At Werrensburc Riverton 75, Mount Pulaski 65 Warrensburg 93, Athens 57 At Watseka Sheldon 74, St. Anne 56 At White Hell North Greene 72, Pleasantville 71 Class A Regional Tournament Pairings At Carlyle Today Nashville vs. Breese Mater Dei" At Waterloo Today East St.

Louis Assumption vs. New Athens At Meridian Today Cairo vs. Cobden Egyptian vs. Meridian Saturday Winners of Friday's games At Pinckneyville Today Chester vs. Steeleville Saturday Today's winner vs.

Pinckneyville At McLeansooro Today Norris City vsf Wayne City At Waltonville Today Zeigler-Royalton vs. Du Quoin Christopher vs. Waltonville Saturday Friday's winners At Metropolis Today Vienna vs. Brookport Saturday Metropolis vs. Friday's winner At Rldgway Today Carrier Mills vs.

Galatia Eldorado vs. Ridgway Saturday Friday's winners Tonight's Class AA Games Marion at Mount Vernon Effingham at Benton Qlney at Centralia Saturday's Class AA Games Harrisburg at Carbondale West Frankfort at Herrin Murphysboro at Belleville Althoff GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Carbondale 78, Murphysboro 49 MURPHYSBORO (4?) Lee 15, Oliver 11, Rothy 8, Per-schbacher 7, Whitfield 6, Mileur 2. Totals 20 9-14 49. CARBONDALE (78) Grant 28, R. Hayes 17, Nesbitt 9, Maxwell 6, Barbo 6, Broadnax 6, Harris 4, James 2.

Totals 34 10-23 78 Murphysboro 11 14 12 1249 Carbondale 14 23 26 15-78 Preliminary: Carbondale won (Carbondale is 14-4; Murphysboro is 8-7) Johnston City 33, Woodlawn 34 WOODLAWN (34) Faulker 12, Bremen 10, Likens 8, Wil son 4. Totals 15 4-4 34. JOHNSTON CITY (38) Sanders 12, Shoaff 6, McKinney 6, Cripps 4, Howell 4, Thompson 4. Totals 19 0-0 38. Woodlawn 3 612 13-34 Johnston City 6 6 14 12-33 (Johnston City is 4-15) Coultervllle 56, Dupo 26 DUPO (26) Langille 16, Miller 2, Derousse 1, Arendav 2, Williams 4, Hofstettor 1.

Totals 7 12-25 26 COULTERVILLE (56) Kelly Waldrop 22, Kim Waldrop 4, Jackson 2, O'Rear 6, Lawless 14, Howell 6, Hellmer 2f Totals 27 2 10 56, Dupo 1 710 8-26 Coultervllle 121416 14-56 (Coulterville is 9-2) Centralia as, Marion 24 MARION (26) Tlsch 10, Borum 6, Lacy 4, Bleyer 4. Hall 2, Totals 13 0 2 26 CENTRALIA (S5) Scranton 14, Cole 13, Mardinl 12, Sprehe 13, Moss 20, Rohner 4, Rosso 1, Stedelin 4, Reuter 2, Hardy 2. Totals 34 17-31 85, Marlon 8 8 4 626 Centralia 17 26 23 9-l5 (Centralia is 13 Marion is 211.) Du Quoin 40, Nashville 36 OU QUOIN (40) Baxter 17, Stacy 8, Woods 15, Totals 17 6-12 40, NASHVILLE (36) Brlnkman 18, Sowers 8, Sachtleben 6, Rom-melman 2, Krueger 2. Totals 11 14-25 36. BOYS PREP BASKETBALL Class A Regional Tournaments At Plnckneyvllle Pinckneyvllle 78, Gorham 65 GORHAM (65) Crain 5 8 9 18; Bunselmeyer 3 12 Heins 10 1-2 21; Jay Circado 2 12 Arbeiter 3 11 Kelley Howard 1 0 0 Ken Howard 1 0 0 Shields 1 13 3.

Totals 26 13-19 65. PINCKNEYVILLE (78) Stewart 1 04) Graskewicz 11 0 0 22; Hull 5 4 5 14; Nehrkorn 1 2 2 Bigham 3 3-4 Har-riss 4 1-2 Kellerman 0 2 2 Houghland 6 4-6 16. Totals 31 16 22 78. Gorham 13 13 15 2565 Pinckneyville 23 13 21 2473 (Pinckneyvllle Is 19-7; Gorham finishes at 20.) At Wattonvllle Waltonville 100, 01 vera do 73 ELVERADO (73) Gossate 9, Anderson 10, Steele 5, Chamness 6, Prince 19, Martie 20. Porter 4.

Totals 29 15-27 73. WALTONVILLE (100) Neibel 9, Hodge 22, McKay 20, Kabat 10, S. Wldges 16, Gilbert 11. Allan 5. Kash 3.

J. Wid-qes 2, Edwards 2. Totals 41 18 28 100. Elverado 13 15 28 17- 73 Waltonville 34 26 21 19-100 (Waltonville is 17 Elverado finished 0 22) Christopher 93, Sesser 66 SESSER (66) Bradley 8, Witges 14, Connor 14, Jones 5, Bcswell 2, Simpson 2, Merkel 15, Crocker 2, Threwitt 4. Totals 26 14 23 66.

CHRISTOPHER (93) J. Wilkerson 17, Gulley 14, Evilsizer 13, G. Wilkerson 12, Tomei 4, Bione 8, Hummerick-house 12, Behm 10, McGuire 2, Reeves 1. Totals 33 27 38 93. Sesser 18 24 11 1366 Christopher 23 26 21 23-93 (Christopher is 17-9; Sesser finished 7-15) At Metropolis Metropolis 64, Pope County 48-POPE COUNTY (48) Myers 19, Outton 14, Lewis 8, Courter 5, King 2.

Totals 16 16-19 48. METROPOLIS (64) Glass 18, Hardy 14, Stevers 10, Goodman 8, Bozar 8, Logeman 4, Leek 2. Totals 31 2 2 64. Pope County 13 11 8 1648 Metropolis 12 20 12 20-64 (Metropolis is 12-11) At Meridian Meridian 95, Century 66 CENTURY (66) Abbage 5, Helm 6, M. Bell 18, W.

Bell 5, Ad-kins 12, Baker 16, Davis 2, Kindle 2. Totals 24 18 28 66. MERIDIAN (95) B. Pratt 6, McBride 9, M. Pratt 12, Venson 18, Hyte 17, Guthrie 10, Patterson 15, Palmer 4.

Ellis 2, Lanier 2. Totals 42 11-20 95. Century 14 15 14 23-66 Meridian 29 14 25 27-95 (Meridian is 20 Century finished 12-12) Egyptian 78, Shawnee 69 SHAWNEE (69) McMahan 8, Hill 14, Connell 13, Rogers 13, Livesay 17, Schaefer 4. Totals 29 11 21 69. EGYPTIAN (78) Spence 19, Pillow 11, Gowin 10, Baugher 16, Steele 15, Carlton 3, Stevens 4.

Totals 32 14 28 78. Shawnee 8 23 13 2069 Egyptian, 23 19 20 1678 (Egyptian is 14-10; Shawnee finished 13 12) At RIdgeway Rldoeway 91 Shawneetown 24 SHAWNEETOWN (24) J. Wilson 12, Pinkston 5, Lane 1, Wilson 1, Felty 2, Sherrer 2, Stfko 1. Totals 8 8-18 24. RIDGEWAY (91) Hale 11.

Foster 10, Little 11, Fromm 8, Far-ris 17, Hickerson 10, Noas 16, Clifford 8. Totals 41 9 18 91. Shawneetown 2 6 II 524 RIdgeway 24 24 12 31-91 (Ridgeway is 22-4; Shawneetown is 1-17) Eldorado 63, Equality 58 EQUALITY (58) Wargel 16. Wood 12, Woods 1, Lackey 11, Kielhorn 4, Emery 14, Totals 19 20 24 58. ELDORADO (68) Bozarth 14, Delanie 2, Harbinson 2, Stringer 16.

Moore 2, Finnie 20, Partridge 12. Totals 26 16 24 68. Equality 10 15 11 2253 Eldorado 19 11 15 23-68 (Eldorado is 813; Equality finished 7-13) At Waterloo Assumption 64, Red Bud 63 RED BUD (63) Mueth 6, Miller 15, Rohn 18, Phegley 2, S. Porter 8, Porter 10, Gaerig 4. Totals 24 15-20 63 ASSUMPTION (64) Currie 14, Lofton 12, Howell 12, Boykin 10, Stevenson 12, Carter 4.

Totals 27 10-16 64. Red Bud 8 14 19 22-63 Assumption 10 20 15 1964 (Assumption is 17-9; Red Bud finished 11-15) At Carlyle Breese Mater Del 56, Okawvllle 52 MATER DEI (56) Cavaletto 2, Loetker 18, Boeckmann 13, Henrichs 9, Tollman 11, Michaells 1, Haake 2, Totals 22 12-19 56. OKAWVILLE (52) Leadenbecker 14, Lake 4, Moeller 19, Blunhorst 7, Stine 6, Obermeini 2, Totals 18 16 21 52. Mater Del .9 1415 18-56 Ckawvllle 15 11 17 9-52 (Mater Dei is 16-11; Okaville, finished 18 8) At McLeansboro Norris City 56, Wood I awn 44 WOODLAWN (44) Ainscough 13, Boldt 6, Coleman 8, Sherman 6, Winder 11. Totals 20 4 5 44.

NORRIS CITY (56) Wheeler 14, Johnson 14, McKenize 6, Bain 14, Miner 8. Totals 25 6-10 56. Woodlawn 9 19 8 844 Norris City 14 19 10 13-56 At Alexis Knoxville 79, Yorkwood 52 At Amboy Leland 52, Earlville 36 At Areola Sullivan 49, Oakland 48 Tuscola 49, Areola 47 At Assumption Morrisopville 77, Assumption 76 At Aurora Waubonsie 81, Marmion 80, 4 ot At Bradford Wethersfield 65, Princevilie 62 Wyoming 66. Galva 63 At Broadlends ABL 48, Tolono Unity 46, of At Bushnell Bushnell-PC 93, Biggsville Union 58 At Byron Polo 64, Forreston 57 At Carml Fairfield 103; Enf feld 78 Carmi 84, Edwards County 67 At Cairo Gordo Decatur St, Teresa 57, Bethany 40 At Deiavan Hart-Em 77, Tremont 74 At Dunlap Farmington 68, Peoria Heights 57 At Elmhurst Prov-St. Mel 53, Quigley 52 At Fairbury Gridley 73.

El Paso 63 Lexington 75, Chenoa 66 At Flora St. Anthony 84, Clay City 77 At FranHlin Franklin 73, Auburn 55 At Freeburg Venice 70, Dupo 62 At Freeport Lena-Winslow 50, Aquin 48 Orangevilie 63, Dakota 59 At Dwight 61, Odeii 56 At Harvard Harvard 62, Alden Hebron 60 At Havana Lewistown 68, Cuba 56 At Hume Shi Ion Chrisman 94, Westville 74 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION By The Associated Press Thursday's Game Atlanta 104, Golden State 86 Friday's Games San Diego at Boston Milwaukee at New Jersey Golden State at Indiana Kansas City at San Antonio Denver at Phoenix Cleveland at Seattle Philadelphia at Los Angeles Houston at Portland Saturday's Games Chicago at Atlanta San Diego at New York New Orleans at Detroit MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Indiana State 79. SIU-C 72 SIU-C FG FT TP Ford 2-7 0 0 4 Smith 5-13 1- 2 11 Wilson 8 12 0-0 16 Higgins 10 17 3- 3 23 Abrams 7-13 2- 2 16 Grant 0- 4 0- 0 0 Stubblefield 1-2 0-0 2 Moore 0-20-00 Kieszkowski 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS 33 70 6- 7 72 INDIANA STATE Gilbert 4 9 1-4 9 Miley 3-4 0-0 6 Bird 11 19 3 4 25 Nicks 9 18 4 5 22 Reed 1- 2 0 0 2 Staley 1-4 0-1 2 Heaton 5-8 3-4 13 Nemcek 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS 34-64 11-18 79 SIU-C 44 2872 Indiana State 42 3779 Shooting Percentages SIU-C: FG .471, FT. Indiana State FG. .531, FT .611.

Rebounds SIU-C (34): Wilson 8, Ford 6. Grant 6, Smith 5, Abrams 3, Huggfns 1. Moore 1, Team 3, Dead Ball 1. Indiana State (41): Bird 19, Gilbert 6, Miley 5, Nicks 3, Staley 3, Reed 2, Team 1, Dead Ball 2. Turnovers SIU-C 11, Indiana State 13 Officials Jack Savidge, Rich Eichhcrst, Tom Richards (The Salukis finished 15 13.

Indiana State, 28 0, is home to play New Mexico State, 22 8, at 1 p.m. Saturday for the Missouri Valley Conference championship and an automatic berth to the NCAA tournament.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST Buffalo 79, Brockport St. 68 Clark 68, Coast Guard 59, OT SOUTH McNeese 88, SW Louisiana 86, OT MIDWEST Cleveland St. 74, Youngstown St. 70 Michigan St.

76, Minnesota 63 Northwestern 71, Illinois 64 Purdue 55, Indiana 43 Wisconsin 76, Ohio St. 73 SOUTHWEST Lamar 90, Arkansas St. 87 Louisiana Tech 89, Texas-Arlington 83 FAR WEST Arizona 71. Washington 68 Brlgham Young 96, San lego St. 95 Marquette 61, Air Force 43 S.

California 79, Stanford 68 UCLA 79. California 68 TOURNAMENTS ACC (first round) Duke 58, Wake Forest 56 Maryland 75, Clemson 67 N.C. State 82, Virginia 78 Division II Southern Regional (semifinals) Pittsburgh 77, Villanova 64 Rutgers 55, West Virginia 52 Eastern Regional Division II (first round) Cheyney St. 83, Albany St. 61 Hartwick 49, Phila.

Textile 48 ECAC Connecticut 91. Boston Col. 74 Rhode Island 75, Holy Cross 71 I on a 80, Seton Hall 73 St John's 86, Wagner 82, OT Metro (first round) Florida St. 101, Tulane 92 Memphis St; 62, St. Louis 58 Virginia Tech 80, Cincinnati 74 Missouri Valley (semifinals) Indiana St.

79, SIU 72 New Mexico St. 85, Wichita St. 81 PCAA (first round) Fresno St. 75, UC Santa Barbara 62 Long Beach St. 79, Fullerton St.

70 Pacific 57, UC Irvine 52 Utah St. 85, San Jose St. 78 SEC (second round) Auburn 95, Georgia 91, 4 OT Kentucky 101, Alabama 100 Southwest Conference (quarter-finals) Houston 83. Baylor 82 Texas Tech 63. Texas 62.

OT WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL IAIAW State Championships At Southern Illinois Unlverslty-Caroondale (first round) Illinois 98, SlU-Edwardsvllle 24 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE (24) Alemond 0 0 0 0, Chapman 0 0 0 0, Going 2 4 8 8. Beegie 1 00 2, Schoolfield 0 0 3 0. O'Laughlin 3 1-2 7. Allen 3 0 0 6. Mason 0 0 0 Sumner 0 0 0 0, Wheeler 0 13 1.

Totals 9 6-16 24, ILLINOIS (98) Morency 4 2 4 10. Horvath 5 0-0 10. Flanni-gan 2 0-1 4. Kordas 4 3 8 11. Robinson 7 0 0 14.

Travnik 0 0-0 0, Robinson 5 0 0 10, Brauer 4 5-6 13. Wunder 2 2 2 6. Hutchinson 2 0 0 4, Car-mjchael 3 1-3 7, Gallagher 4 1-2 9. Totals 42 14-26 98. SIU-E 13 11-24 Illinois 41 57-93 Western Illinois 69.

Bradley 53 WESTERN ILLINOIS (69) Hurley 8 4 5 20, Eck 3 ao 6, Hoehle 0 0 0 0, Lueken 2 3 6 7, Amman 3 1-3 7. Settles 3 0-1 6. Miller 0 0 0 0, Giesler 1 0-2 2, Stoffel 2 frO 4, Cooper 6 3 5 15. Jasonowicz 1 0 0 2. Lund 0 frQ 0.

Totals 29 11-24 69. BRADLEY (58) Bluhm 0 0 0 0, Draper 0 00 0. Kreher 0 0 0 0, Stokes 1 2 2 4. Picl 0 0-0 0. Held 0 0 0 0.

Griffith 7 67 20. Lagerstram 0 0 0 0. Schaefer 4 2 2 10, Hogan 2 2 2 6, Chandler 6 2-2 14. Navarre 2 (H) 4. Western Illinois 43 2669 Bradley 23 3353 Northern Illinois 70.

Illinois State 66 NORTHERN ILLINOIS (70) Beimal 1 4 6 6. Burke 9 2 7 20, Wick 5 0-1 10. Hlllard 3 0 1 6, Delp 8 3 7 19, Peitras 0(H)0, Gramtham 1 2 4 4, Hoppenrath 0 3 5 3, Mus-taeir 0 2 2 2. Totals 27 16 33 70. ILLINOIS STATE (66) Norton 2 0 0 4, McKinzie 6 2-2 14.

Olson 2 0-0 4, Smith 0 0-0 0, Landes 10 1-2 21, Rosinski 0 0-0 0, Yocum 3 0-0 6, Roth 0 0 0 0, Robbins 4 01 8, Hankendahl 4 1-2 9. Totals 31 4 7 66. Nortnem Illinois 31 3970 Illinois State 313564 Chicago Circle 84, Chicago State 43 CHICAGO CIRCLE (84) Shanahan 4 1-4 9, Green 1 0-0 2, Wright 2 3-8 7, Wright 2 3 8 7, Carroll 3 0-0 6, Thomas 7 12 15, Kollar 4 0-0 8, Adair 3 0-1 6. Svec 3 0-0 6. Powell 2 1-2 5, Lee 0 0 0 0, Myles 3 3-4 9, McLinton 5 1-2 11.

Totals 37 10-23 84. CHICAGO STATE (43) Thomas 3 0 2 6. Ayers 0 0 0 0, Woods 0 0-0 0, Taylor 0 0 0 0. Strong 0 0 0 0, Lyles 2 5-7 9, Kates 2 7-10 11. Wright 7 0 0 14, Swanson 3 2 3 8.

Pettway 0 0 0 0. Totals 17 14 22 48. Chicago Circle 51 3384 Chicago State 18 3043 nan pa Host Meridian placed five players in double figures and blasted Century 95-66 in Class A regional tournament action Thursday night. Anthony Venson paced the balanced-scoring Bobcats, now 20-5, with 18 points. 1 Myron Bell poured in 18 for the losers, who finished the season at 12-12, In the nightcap Thursday at Meridian, Egyptian eliminated Shawnee 78-69 behind Don Spence's 19 points and 16 rebounds.

At Waltonville, the host Spartans pounded winless Elverado 100-73, and Christopher beat Sesser 93-66. Waltonville and Christopher both are 17-9. At Metropolis, the host Trojans toppled Pope County 64-48. Norris City advanced to the championship game of the McLeansboro Regional Tournament by beating Woodlawn 56-44. Eldorado, paced by Mark Finnie's 20 points, remained in contention in the Ridgway Regional Tournament by beating Equality 68-58.

The host school, Ridgway, romped past Shanweetown 91-24. At Waterloo, East St. Louis Assump-tin tipped Red Bud 64-63, and at Carlyle, Breese Mater Dei beat Okawville 56-52. Tonight's schedule for area regional tournament action is: Swimming MENS' COLLEGE SWIMMING National Independent Collegiate Swimming Championship At Las Vegas, Nev. SIU 172.

University of Miami 120, University Texas-Arlington 100, South Carolina 98. SIU-C players placing: 500 freestyle 1. Bryan Gadaken 3. Dave Parker 4. Chris Phillips 200 Individual Medley 1.

Roger Bon-jouanne (1:50.3 time made the NCAA standard broke the old meet record of 1:53.3 also broke SIU-C record of 3. Greg Porter 4. Ral Rosario 50 yard freestyle 1. Bob Samples (20.8); 4. Pat Looby (21.0); 6.

Steve Herzog (21.1); 8. Brian Tydd (21.4); 12. Marty Krug (21.6). 1 meter diving 2. Garry Mastey 7.

George Greenleaf 8. Bill Cashore 400 medley relay 1. Porta, Norling, Porter, Looby (3:27.3) Badminton WOMENS' COLLEGE BADMINTON AIAW National Badminton Championship At Washington D.C. Arizona State 24, Illinois State 20, Western Illinois 20, Eastern Illinois 20, UCLA 20, Wisconsin 10, Baylor 10, Westchester State 10, William Mary 8, Southern Illinois Univer-sity-Carbondale 8. (22 team field) SIU players listed first: Singles G.

Morris beat K. Mackey (GWU) by default. Morris lost to L. Halverson (WIS) 112, 115. Morris beat C.

Mikami (CAL-LA) 119, 11 1. Penny Porter beat S. Heber (DREXEL) 11-7, 118. Porter lost to C. Thels (UCLA) 110, 110.

J. Rldenour beat J. Schochet (GWU) by default. Rldenour lost to R. Kurth (UCLA) 12 9, 11-12, 10 12.

Ridenour beat K. Bartuska (URSINUS). C. Skiera lost to M. Ortez (ARIZ.

ST.) 110, 11 0. Skiera beat R. Haffer (TEMPLE) 6-11. 11-1, 11 7. F.

Chea lost to U. Gulger (UCLA) 114, 112. Chea lost to P. Lutz (WSU). Doubles Porter-Ridenour lost to Gonzales-Ware (CAL -LA) 18 17, 9 15, 15 6.

Morris-Skiera lost to C. Morrison-P. Owens (ARIZ. ST.) 15 4, 15 0. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE By The Associated Press Thursday's Games Philadelphia 4, Boston 4, tie Montreal 2, Toronto 1 Minnesota 5, Buffalo 5 Friday's Games New York Islanders at Atlanta Chicago at Colorado Washington at Vancouver Saturday's Games Minnesota at Boston Buffalo at New York Rangers Detroit at Montreal Atlanta at New York Islanders Philadelphia at Toronto Pittsburgh at St.Louls Chicago at Los Angeles TV Sports TODAY 6:30 Ch 2 Bowling for Dollars 7:30 Ch 30 NBA Basketball: Kansas City at San Antonio 8:00 Ch 7 NCAA Basketball? Notre Dame at De Paul SATURDAY 10:00 30 WCT Challenge Cup Tennis 11:00 Ch 30 r- Racquetbaii Today 11:30 Ch 30 Sportsmans Friend 12:00 Ch 30 Fishing with Roland Martin 12:30 Ch 2 Sports Afield 12:30 Ch 30 BUI Dance Outdoors 1:00 Ch 2 Virgil Ward's Fishing i 1:00 Ch 3 American Angler 1:00 Ch 5 NCAA Basketball: Missouri Valley Conference Championship Game 1:00 Ch 6, 14 NCAA Basketball: Southeast Conference 1:00 Ch 30 NHL Hlckey; Buffalo at NY Rangers 1:30 Ch 2, 3 World Series of Auto Racing 2:30 Ch 2, 3 Professional Bowlers Tour 3:00 Ch 5, 6 Bay Hill Classic 3:00 Ch 25 NCAA Basketball: Indiana at Illinois 3:30 4.

12 CBS Sports Spectacular 4:00 Ch 2, 3 ABC's Wide World of Sports 5:30 Ch 3 Bill Dance Outdoors 7:00 Ch 7 NBA Basketball: San Diego at New York 8:00 Ch 30 Metro Conference Basketball Tournament Hockey LJ3u7I? At Carlyle, Nashville will face Breese Mater Dei for the championship. At Waterloo, East St. Louis Assumption will play New Athens for the championship. At Meridian, Cairo will meet Cobden followed by Egyptian vs. games are in the semifinal round.

The two winners will meet for the championship Saturday night. At Pinckneyville, Chester faces Steeleville in a semifinal match. The winner will meet Pinckneyville for the championship Saturday night. At McLeansboro, Norris City will face Wayne City for the championship. At Waltonville, Zeigler-Royalton will play Du Quoin followed by Waltonville vs.

Christopher. Both are semifinal games. The winners will meet for the championship. Saturday night. At Metropolis, Vienna will face Brookport.

Tonight's winner will face Metropolis Saturday for the" championship. At Ridgway, Carrier Mills meets Galatia followed by Ridgway vs. Eldorado. Both are semifinal games. The two winners will meet for the championship Saturday night.

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