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SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, FRIDAY, FEDRUARY 16, 1979 Corbondale-Herrln-Murphysboro-AAarlon Page Fourteen Silas collscts 44 to lead Lincoln to state crown a a a Scoreboard Basketball The Leopards trailed 38-27 at halftime and Buyan attempted to regroup his team during the intermission. "I told the boys to get back in there and do what we've done all year to get here," Buyan said. "We weren't organized before the half, and we weren't being patient with the ball." The speech must have worked. The Leopards outscored Lawrencevllle 20-9 in the third quarter and had the game knotted at 47-47 going Into the final period. With less than a minute to play, Lincoln took a commanding 65-59 lead on a The Southern Illinois Junior High School Association Class State Championship proved to be a two-man battle.

And Carbondale Lincoln's Terry Silas once again was the winner. Silas poured In 44 points, sparking his leopards to a 65-63 victory in the title game over Lawrencevllle. Lawrencevllle wasted a 36-point performance by Marty Simmons. "Whenever two boys score 80 points between them, they've played a heck of a ball game," Carbondale Lincoln Coach Royer Buyan said. slam-dunk by Silas.

Lawrencevllle scored a basket and stole a Leopard inbound pass with a second remaining. The Leopards backed off and let Lawrencevllle score a bucket unmolested for the final two-point difference. Buyan gave credit to Mike Waters for running the offense well in. the last half and David Spencer for defensive play. "Lawrenceville has a very fine ball club, they're well coached," Buyan said.

Carbondale Lincoln finished 24-1, while Lawrencevllle closed out its season at 21-1. IbdteBI 0GWD MOTORS 1209 Grand Johnston City 883-6411 Pill sion on the Orphans' court. Emily Moss scored 22 and Misty Sprehe hit for 18 for Centralia, now 6-3. Mount Vernon, 10-3, which led by six points at one time in the fourth quarter, lost the services of leading scorer. Susie Woodward, who sprained her right ankle in the third period.

SPECIAL LOW PRICES! '73 DODGE DART SPORT Red with black top, 6 cylinder automatic, power steering, power brakes, air BENTON (72) Nagraski 10, Rusher 12, Chaplain 8, Bauer 11, Learned 12, Gesell 4, Smith 3, McFarland 2, Bell 10. Totals 34 4 5 72. Sparta 6 5 4 419 Benton 15 24 21 1272 Preliminary game: Benton won 74-31 (Benton is 9-5 Sparta Is 2-11) Sesser 63, Webber Township 39 SESSER (63) Mygatt 22, Duckworth 21, Dublo 6, Johnson 8, R. King 2, Hicks 4. Totals 23 7 15 63.

WEBBER TOWNSHIP (39) Lewis 12, Chambliss 15, Marlow 6, Ber-gbower 4, Comron 2. Totals 17 5-10 39. Sesser 4 16 23 18-43 Webber Township 12 11 8 8-39 Preliminary game: Sesser won 47-24 (Sesser is 8 5 Webber Township is 2-5 Carbondale 69, Anna-Jonesboro 33 ANNA-JONESBORO (33) Patterson 18, Frlck 11, Travis 5, Basler 2, Tweedy 2. Totals 15 8-10 38. CARBONDALE (69) Grant 20 Brewer 14, Maxwell 11, R.

Hayes 11. Nesbltt 6, Bardo 2, Harris 2, B. Hayes 2, Broker 1. Totals 27 15-23 69. Anna-Jonesboro 119 8 1039 Carbondale 13 20 21 1569 Preliminary game: Carbondale 63, Anna-Jonesboro 41 (Carbondale is 9-3 Anna-Jonesboro is 3 5) Zeigler-Royalton 40, Waltonville 12 WALTONVILLE (12) Brobiak 11, Kabit 1.

Totals 5 2-4 12. ZEIGLER-ROYALTON (40) Fann 4, Sanders 12, B. Loeh 8, Patterson 8, Browning 2, Splller 4, Horn 2. Totals 18 4-7 40. Waltonville 0 2 01012 Zeigler-Royalton 8 8 18 640 (Zeigler-Royalton Is 13 0) Meridian 56, Century 34 MERIDIAN (56) Alexander 12, Williams 16, Murphy 12, Henderson 8, Foulks 4, Davis 2, Amerson 2.

CENTURY (34) Travis 10, Kindle 13, Massie 10, Wills 2. Meridian 15 17 16 856 Century 8 7 7 1434 (Meridian is 2-3 Century is 1-4) Saturday's Games Cairo at Meridian BOYS' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL At Plnckneyvllle Pinckrteyville 46, Murphysboro 45 BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL At Plnckneyvllle Murphysboro 51, Plnckneyvllle 47, ot At Carterville Christopher 62, Carterville 45 BOYS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Southern Illinois Junior High School Association Class State Tournament At Benton (championship) Carbondale Lincoln 65, Lawrencevllle 63 CARBONDALE (65) Silas 44, Harris 8, Henry 7, Spencer 6, Totals 32 1 5 65. LAWRENCE VI LLE (63) Simmons 36, Leighty 11, Shoulders 6, Ghet 6, Deckard 4, Totals 28 7-12 63. Carbondale 18 9 20 1865 Lawrencevllle 21 17 9 1663 (Carbondale Lincoln finisiied at 24 1 Law-renceville finished at 21-1) Gorham 7th Grede Tournament Lick Creek 51, Glendale 41 Giant City 67, Cypress 14 Neunert 47, De Soto 38 Tonight's Games 6:30 Giant City vs. Immanuel Lutheran of Murphysboro 8:00 Lick Creek vs.

Neunert Plnckneyvllle Seventh Grade Tournament Du Quoin 36, Chester 25 Sparta 60, Pinckneyville 40 GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 8th grade: Giant City 43, Unity Point 30 (Giant City is M) '74 CHEVY VEGA STATION WAGON Blue, 4 cylinder automatic, air, low mileage Goreville blasted Vienna 54-37 and Cobden slipped by Brookport 51-47 Thursday night to advance to Saturday's championship game of the South Egyptian Conference girl's basketball tournament. The Black Cats were led by Ginger Henley's 20 points and Cindy Webb's 13. The Eagles wasted a 14-point performance by Valerie Harper. In the Cobden game, Andee Rich scored 18 points to spark the Applekno-ckers victory. Goreville, now is 11-3.

Cobden is 10-3. Elsewhere in girls' prep basketball, Carbondale improved its record to 9-3 with a 69-38 pounding of visiting Anna-Jonesboro. Collette Grant paced the Terriers with 20 points, and Chris Brewer contributed 14. The Wildcats, now 3-5, were led by Pat Patterson's 18 points. Zeigler-Royalton kept its undefeated record in check with a 40-12 blasting of visiting Waltonville.

Angela Sanders poured in 12 points to lead the Tornadoes, now 13-0. Teammates Vicki Loeh and Lauri Petterson added 8 each in the lopsided win. In the South Seven Conference matchup, Harrisburg handed host West Frankfort a 62-39 setback. Lori Poole scored 17 points and Cheryl Davis added 16 in the Bulldog win. The Redbirds were led by Kathy Wilkinson's 13 points.

At Benton, the Rangers rolled oer Sparta 72-19. Miss Learned and Cathy Rusher scored 12 each to lead the Rangers, now 9-5. Centralia handed Mount Vernon its third loss of the year with a 74-64 deci- Logan blasts SEM0J.V.8 John A. Logan placed four players in double figures Thursday afternoon and blasted the Southeast Missouri Junior Varsity team 87-70. Forward Jerry Halstead led the host Volunteers, now 16-7, with 20 points.

Von LeQuatte contributed 17 points while Keith Clark and Lewis Kerrens added 15 and 14 points respectively. Elsewhere, Wabash Valley received 23 points from guard Steve Vermejan ana romped past visiting Shawnee College 97-61. The Saints, who trailed only 36-32 at hafltime, now are 8-14. The Shawnee women's team was more fortunate, however, nipping host Kaskaskia for the championship of the Region Eight Tournament. Tamra Mathis paced the winners with 14 points.

Paula Geiler tallied 26 points for the Blue Devils. Shawnee advances to the state tournament March 1-3 at Parkland College in Champaign. '74 CADILLAC ELDORADO Burgundy, all power, cruise control, tilt steering, air, electric rear window defroster, AM-FM Stereo '75 VEGA GT HATCHBACK Maroon, 4 cylinder, automatic, air. '75 FORD ELITE Gold, VS automatic, power steering, oower brakes, AM-FM 8 track FORD TRUCKS '73 FORD 1-Ton Chassis cab, yellow, V8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, dual rear wheels, 10,000 lb GVW. Indiana St.

69, S. Illinois 68 Ind 60, Indiana SE 56 Iowa 75, Purdue 72 Louisville 78, St. Louis 62 Michigan 78, Northwestern 67 63, Bethel, Ind. 62, OT Michigan St. 59, Indiana 47 Mo.

Baptist 60, Logan Coll. 55 Mo. -St. Louis 87, McKendree Coll. 85 Ohio State 74, Minnesota 68 Oral Roberts 91, Tulsa 86 W.

Illinois 78, N. Iowa 67 Wichita St. 125, Drake 96 SOUTHWEST East Texas 74, Howard Payne 72 Henderson St. 93, Arkansas Tech 75 Houston 103, Texas Tech 89 New Mexico St. 85, W.

Texas St. 75 Ouachita Baptist 72, Cent. Arkansas 55 SW Texas St. 81, Texas 80 Wyoming 66, New Mexico 63 FAR WEST Colorado St. 61, Texas El Paso 60 Fresno St.

55, Irvine 44 Long Beach St. 92, Utah St. 88, OT 87, San Francisco 83 N. Arizona 84, Gonzaga 65 Pacific 62, Fullerton 52 Pepperdine 78, Portland 69 Regis 66, Adams Slate 61 Santa Clara 90, St. Mary's 79 Seattle 103, Loyola Marymount 61 So.

Colorado 86, Western St. 64 S. California 70, Arizona 67 UCLA 85, Arizona St. 83 UC-Santa Barbara 93, San Jose St. 86 Weber St.

56, Idaho 45 MENS' COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL John A. Logan 87, Southeast Missouri Junior Varsity 70 SEMO (70) Jordan 23, Thomas 10, Carey 10, Welter 6, Copelin 6, Crowden 6, Campbell 5, Marquart 4. Totals 28 14-20 70. LOGAN (87) Halstead 20, LeQuatte 17, Clark 15, Kerrens 14, Vosbeln 6, Cook 5, Phillips 2, Clement 2, Waldron 2, Glodlch 2, Riley 2. Totals 37 13-18 87.

Southeast Missouri 33 3770 John A. Logan 39 4387 (John A. Logan Is 16-7 Wabash Valley 97, Shawnee 61 SHAWNEE (61) Brown 18, Snow 2, Rhodes 6, Phillips 10, Tripp 10, Phelps 1, Johnson 14. Totals 26 9-10 61. WABASH VALLEY (97) Fullove 6, Henderson 14, Brown 12, Pearson 18, Vermelan 23, Hawkins 11, Davis 8, Robinson 3, Ness 2.

Totals 45 7-12 97. Halftime Score: Wabash Valley led 36-32 (Shawnee is 8-14) WOMEN'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Region Eight Tournament At Kaskaskla College (championship) Shawnee 56, Kaskaskla 55 KASKASKIA (55) Geller 26, Carpenter 17, Heinrlchsmeyer 8, Brown 4, Fruend 2. Totals 23 7-10 55. SHAWNEE (56) Mathis 14, Pearson 12, Durham 8, Osman 8, Schluter 6, Hodge 6, Sherwood 2. Totals 28 0 0 56.

Kaskaskla 21 3455 Shawnee 26 3056 (Shawnee is 13-5 Kaskaskla is 10-13. Shawnee advances to the state tournament March 13 at Parkland College in Champaign.) BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Tonight's Games Centralist at Carbondale Harrlsburg at Benton Herrin at Mount Vernon West Frankfort at Marion Murphysboro at Nashville Anna-Jonesboro at Plnckneyvllle Chester at Du Quoin Sparta at Carlyle Christopher at Shawneetown Meridian at Shawnee McLeansboro at Eldorado Cobden at Joppa Carrier Mills at Metropolis Century at Brookport Gorham at Goreville Egyptian at Vienna Steeleville at St. Jacob Triad Tamaroa at Galatia Thompsonville at Crab Orchard Saturday's Games Carbondale at West Frankfort Benton at Central ia Marion at Johnston City Joppa at Shawnee Harrlsburg at Eldorado Plnckneyvllle at Murphysboro Chester at Trico Waltonville at Sesser Carterville at McLeansboro Cairo at Blytheville, Ark. GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Plnckneyvllle 45, Elverado 43 PINCKNEYVILLE (45) Welch 17, Bird 16, Hies 2, Edie 2, Dennan 8. ELDORADO (43) Fager 2, Funk 13, Pruitt 4, K.

Wright 4, Jauto 4, L. Williams 16. Plnckneyvllle 12 12 15 645 Elverado 15 9 10 943 (Elverado is 1-7 Plnckneyvllle is 2-7) Carterville 42, Johnston City 41 CARTERVILLE (43) Stuck 10, Drew 16, Cowan 2, Gottfried 8, Armstrong 6. Totals 17 8-18 42. JOHNSTON CITY (41) Cripps 9, Shoaff 13, Phipps 2, Howell 5, McKinney 12.

Totals 19 3 9 41. Carterville 8 10 12 1242 Johnston City 10 10 10 11-41 Preliminary game: Carterville won 27-18 (Carterville is 6-5 Johnston City is 2-12) Centra I la 74, Mount Vernon 64 MOUNT VERNON (64) Whitney 19, Sanders 13, Woodward 10, Keller 10, Keele 6, Milliard 4, Deichman 2. Totals 28 8 12 64. CENTRALIA (74) Moss 22, Sprehe 18, Blowers 12, Scranton 9, Mordlnl 5, Cole 4, Barnes 2, Bequelln 2. Totals 26 22-36 74.

Mount Vernon 18 21 12 1364 Centralia 23 14 13 2474 Junior-varsity game: Centralia 52, Mount Vernon 49 (Mount Vernon is 10-3 Centralia is 6-3) Couth Egyptian Conference Tournament At Shawnee College Goreville 54, Vienna 35 VIENNA (35) Harper 14, Mathis 9, Harner 7, Arlngton 3, Calabria 2, Totals 14 7 13 35. GOREVILLLE (54) Henley 20, Webb 13, Francis 12, Massey 5, Tripp 4. Totals 19 16 26 54. Vienna 7 2 4 1535 Goreville 10 14 11 1954 (Goreville Is 113 Vienna Is 3-9) Cobden 51, Brookport 47 BROOKPORT (47) Shannon 27, Kineman 8, Copley 4, McCut-cheon 6, Finney 1, Wade 1. Totals 20 7 12 47.

COBDEN (51) Rich 18, Pualson 12, Hell 6, Sweltzer 4, L. Paulson 4, Hale 3. Totals 19 13 23 51. Brookport 19 11 10 857 Cobden 12 17 8 14-51 (cobden Is 10-3) Saturday's Games 6:30 Vienna vs. Brookport for third place 8:00 Goreville vs.

Cobden for championship Harrlsburg 62, West Frankfort 39 HARRISBURG (62) Poole 17, Davis 16, Horning 14, Sisky 9, Walker 4, A be 1 1 2. Totals 26 10-17 62. WEST FRANKFORT (39) Wilkinson 13, Patton 8, Robinson 8, Con-aughty 4, Mandrell 4, Steh 2. Totals 16 7-13 39 Harrltburg 17 11 10 2462 West Frankfort 8 9 12 103? Preliminary game: Harrlsburg won 45-29 (Harrlsburg Is 10-5; West Frankfort Is 4-5) Benton 72, Sparta 19 SPARTA (19) Bleem 5, Dlercks 4, Luesse 4, Williams 4, Woody 2. Totals 6 7-18 19.

III BEST OIF ALL SWTS University Mall (3jf3 Carbondale '75 FORD F-150 Brown White Super Cab V8 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL STATISTICS (tftrugh Tuesday's games) Top 15 Individual Scorers Pts. Avg. 1 Jim Mitchell. Z-R 532 21 27.7 2 Tony Jones, Marion 537 20 26. 3 Johnny Fayne, C'dale 536 21 25.5 4 Don pence, Egy'ian 451 18 25.1 5 Todd Gerberding, S'Vllle 489 21 23.3 Harold Blunt, Cobden 436 19 22.9 7 Mark Lowry, Tamaroa 378 17 22.2 8 Roger Stieg, N'vllle 471 22 21.4 9Dave Taborn, CM 405 19 21.3 )(h-Todd Beasley, Vienna 376 18 20.9 11 Gary Wiggs, A-J 412 20 20.6 -12 Jamie Kelley, Co'vllle 358 18 19.9 13 Steve Evans, CM 377 19 19.8 14 Taurice Mallory, Cairo 415 21 19.8 15 A.

Venson, Meridian 352 18 19.6 Top 10 Offensive Teams Avg. 1 Centra I la 21 78.8 -2 Cairo 22 77.1 3 Shawnee 19 75.9 4 Carrier Mills 19 75.0 5 Zeigler-Royalton 21 74.4 6 Meridian 18 74.1 .7 Carbondale 21 72.5 Marion 20 71.5 Nashville 22 70.9 JO Gorham 20 70.4 jl Top 10 Defensive Teams Avg. -J Nashville 22 49.6 Gorham 20 52.6 -3 McLeansboro 19 53.1 4 Carrier Mills 19 54.1 5 PlncKneyvllle 21 55.4 Zeigler-Royalton 22 55.5 7 Coulterville 21 55.7 '8-Chrlstopher 21 56.3 9 Chester 22 56.7 JO West Frankfort 18 58.1 Standings South Seven I' W-L All Xarbondale 10- 0 20-1 Centralia 8- 3 16- 5 Benton 7-3 9-10 jvterion 5-4 11-9 West Frankfort 4- 6 10- 8 Herrin 4- 7 8-10 Mount Vernon 2-8 6-12 harrlsburg 110 7-14 Black Diamond W-L All Zeigler-Royalton 7-0 19- 2 Christopher 8-1 13- 8 lesser 4 5 7 11 3 5 4-12 Johnston City 3 5 3-14 Elverado 09 0-18 Southwest Egyptian w-L All -Nashville 11-0 21-1 -plnckneyvllle 9- 2 16- 5 Murphysboro 9-2 12-7 jChester 4-612-8 -Sparta 5- 7 10-12 -Anna-Jonesboro 3- 7 7-13 Quoin 2-10 6-14 -Carlyle 0- 9 4-14 South Egyptian W-L All 6-1 11- 7 Cobden 51 10-9 tShawnee 4 3 11-8 4-3 10- 8 -Brookport 4-3 10- 9 -Century 3 3 9-10 Goreville 4-4 9-11 iDongola 1-7 5-17 V3oppa 0 6 3-14 Independents 2- W-L 19- 3 Gorham 17-3 "Carrier Mills 16- 3 -LMeridian 14- 4 5teeleville 15-6 Crab Orchard 14- 6 McLeansboro 13-6 Tamaroa 9- 9 Coultervllle 11-10 Metropolis 8-10 Trlco 6-14 Thompsonville 4-14 Eldorado 5-15 Teams compete in the Chartres Conference with four non-area teams NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Thursday's Games Cleveland 113, Philadelphia 100 Houston 119, Portland 116 Phoenix 119, Washington 108 San Diego 122, New Orleans 112 Friday's Games Indiana at New Jersey Houston at Detroit Portland at San Antonio New York at Chicago Los Angeles at Milwaukee Philadelphia vs. K.C at St.Louis San Diego at Denver Phoenix at Seattle Washington at Golden State Saturdays Games Cleveland at New York New Orleans at Phoenix MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Indiana State University 69, SIU-C 63 INDIANA STATE FG FT TP Miley 2 5 3 5 7 Gilbert 7-10 00 14 Bird 8 20 4 4 20 Nicks 8 18 3 4 19 Reed 0-4 2 4 2 St a ley 0 2 00 0 "Weaton 2 4 3 4 7 TOTALS 27-63 15-21 69 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS FT FT TP Smith 3-6 00 6 'Moore 0 6 0-0 0 Wilson 8 16 0C 16 Huggins 711 1-1 15 Abrams 718 2-2 16 Ford 3 8 5-5 11 Grant 0-2 0 0 0 Stubblefield 2 3 0 0 4 TOTALS 30-70 1-8 68 -Shooting Percentages I SU: FG .429, FT 714; SIU FG .429, FT 1.000. -Rebonds: ISU (40): Bird 13, Miley 12, Gib-e'rt 5, Reed 4, Nicks 2, Heaton 2, Staley 1, Team 1.

SIU-C (40): Wilson 10, Ford 9, 8, Smith 4, Moore 3, Grant 3, Hug-jjihs 1, Team 2. Indiana State 11, SIU-C 10 -Officials: Tom Richards and Tim Brown -A 10,301 (A SIU Arena record) -jThe Salukis are 12-11 overall and 6-7 in the Missouri Valley Conference. They play Saturday night at Tulsa and Monday night at New Mexico State.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST Bentley 92, Massachusetts 72 Fairfield 71, Hofstra 65 -Holy Cross 73, New Hampshire 58 73, Fordham 61 112, Colgate 64 Notre Dame 86, Manhattan 63 Robert Morris 71, E. Tennessee St. 55 Rutgers 88, Seton Hall 67 -Vermont 70, St.

Michael's 61 -William Paterson 83, Rutgers-Camden 69 SOUTH E. Kentucky 93, W. Virginia 91 Fairmont 87, Shepherd 67 VFIorida Southern 102, Cent. Florida 90 Gardner-Webb 121, Limestone 82 T. Georgetown Ky.

83, Cumberland 80, OT -Hampton Inst. 73, Fayettevllle St. 66 St. 77, S. Alabama 70 "'Jacksonville St.

89, Troy 85 -Norfolk St. 120, Shaw 62 NC Charlotte 85, Georgia St. 60 rOld Dominion 72, Va. Commonwealth 71, OT 'S. Mississippi 86, Samford 75 r.Tenn.-Chattanooga 78, E.

Carolina 77 Tenn. Temple 99, Sewanee 79 Wake Forest 77, Ga. Southern 69 MIDWEST Cincinnati 88, Tulane 66 Creighton 87, Bradley 81 E. Illinois 82, N. Michigan 64 Illinois 81, Wisconsin 64 Hockey automatic, power steering, power brakes.

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Thursday's Games Pittsburgh 6, Minnesota 5 Buffalo 4, New York Rangers 3 Philadelphia 5, Boston 3 Los Angeles 2, Montreal 2, tie Washington 9, Colorado 3 Friday's Games No games scheduled TV Sports Sat. 8:30 A.M. QP.M Sun. 1 P.M. -6 P.M.

Winter has us over-stocked. We have to move our cars. TODAY 6:30 Ch 2 Bowling for Dollars 7:00 Ch 7 NCAA Basketball: Maryland at Duke SATURDAY 12:30 Ch 2 Sports Afield 12:30 Ch 3, 5, 7 NCAA Basketball: Louisville at Memphis State 12:30 Ch 30 Bill Dance Outdoors 1:00 Ch 2 Virgil Ward's Fishing 1:00 Ch 30 NHL Hockey: NY Rangers at Philadelphia 1:30 Ch 2 World Series of Auto Racing 1:30 Ch 6, 14 NCAA Basketball: Florida at Mississippi State 1:30 Ch 25 NCAA Basketball: Indiana at Wisconsin 2:30 Ch 2, 3 Professional Bowlers Tour 2:30 Ch 5 NCAA Basketball: Kansas State at Kansas JIP 3:00 Ch 4, 12 NASCAR Sprint Championship 3:30 Ch 4, 12 CBS Sports Spectacular 3:30 Ch 5, 6 Joe Caragiola Tucson Open 3:30 Ch 25 NCAA Basketball: Minnesota at Purdue 4:00 Ch 2, 3 ABC's Wide World of Sports 4:00 Ch 8 Soccer Made in Germany 5:30 Ch 3 Bill Dance Outdoors 7:00 Ch 7 NBA Basketball: Cleveland at New York 8.00 8 Ch 8 Skating Spectacular 10:00 Ch 25 NCAA Basketball: Transylvania at Indiana State Prices have been cut -and will NEVER be louver! Bowling OVER 60 LATE MODEL USED CARS IN STOCK Select cars (on display in our Service area)-have Ibsen cleaned up and placed in our garage co you'll be in out off the cold. HERRIN SENIOR HOUSE LEAGUE At Htrrin Bowl Stag Beer 21V2 6V'i The5M'S 18 10 Creal Laundry 17V lO'i Cross's Texaco 16 12 Quaglia Const. 15Vt 12Vj Security Bank 15V 12V State Farm Ins.

15V 12' The Lefties 15 13 Snyder's TV 15 13 Herrin Bowl 13 15 Green Acres 13 15 Ben's Plumbing 11 16V Baker Motors 11 17 Freeman Legion 10 18 The Rookers 9 19 Steam's Heating 7 21 High Team Series The Lefties 3090, Cross's Texaco 3082, Stag Beer 3037 High Team Game Cross's Texaco 1147, The Lefties 1092, Quaglia Const. The 5 M's 1051 High Individual Series Brad Palmer 649, Ed Zalupski 641, Ken Gilbert 619 High individual Game Kim Conley 251, Dave Jordan 246, Herb Cutsinger 238 621 N. Park Avo. Horrin.