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Paga Eighteen SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1979 Carbondale-Herrln-Mjrphysboro-AAarlon (ho Basketball St. Petersburg, Fia. (AP) Terry Kennedy may or may not be ready for a St. Louis Cardinals uniform, but at least hes giving himself a chance. "Being this close to making the team, I'd be destroying my own purpose if I a trimmed-down Kennedy said after reporting to camp at 213 pounds.

"1 have bad eating habits," acknowledged the 6-foot4, lefthanded hitting catcher. "1. eat between meals. Ice cream. Thats my real weakness." Kennedy, a former collegiate Ail-American slugging star at Florida State, said a glance at the scales last month jolted him into reality.

They tipped at 238. Last fall, he weighed 10 pounds less. Sweets were crossed immediately from his diet, he said. And, for the first time in his 22 years, he began running. His regimen was three to four miles daily.

"The first four days were hard. 1 didn't' lose anything," Kennedy recalled. "Then suddenly I did. The rest was a piece of cake." A loss of 22 pounds in 17 days put Kennedy near the weight he hopes to maintain in pursuit of a job now handled ably by Cards All-Star catcher Ted Simmons. Although both Manager Ken Boyer and General Manager John Claiborne think another year at the Triple-A level might be to his advantage, he is less certain.

"I dont think they should pre-judge me. If I prove I'm ready, why should they send me down?" Kennedy mused. But, in part answer to his own question, he observed, "I don't want to stay here if I'm going to be on the bench." Kennedy, the son of Chicago Cubs General Manager Bob Kennedy, was St. Iiouis' top draft choice in 1977. Since then, he's progressed rapidly at four minor league levels.

After hitting .330 at Springfield of the American Association last summer, he played in 10 late-season Cards but hit only .172. Apparently, the club's timetable is 1980 for him behind the plate and Simmons in left field. "I've gone over this a million times in my mind in the offseason whether I'll be ready, whether I'll be experienced enough," Kennedy said. "But you can't fet big league experience by playing in riple-A either." To help improve his catching abilities, Kennedy spends much of each practice session stopping pitches thrown by Coach Dave Ricketts purposely in front of the plate. "My hitting's okay, but I have to work on my defense," Kennedy conceded.

"To clarify what I said, I'm not saying that I should be here," he said. "1 just want the chance to prove it" NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION By The Associated Press Tuesday's Games New York 101, Golden State 99 Atlanta 125, Houston 111 -Chicago 124, Detroit 117 Denver 121, Seattle 106 JSan Diego 124, Indiana 107 Los Angeles 122, Kansas City 114 Portland 118, Philadelphia 115 Wednesday's Games New Orleans at Boston Chicago at Washington New York at San Antonio Cleveland at Milwaukee Denver at Houston Indiana at Phoenix Kansas City at San Diego Philadelphia at Seattle MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL SIU-C 71, Creighton 47 WU-C FG FT TP imith 5-6 6- 7 16 3-7 3-5 9 Vilson 7-13 2- 2 16 uggins 7-13 4- 4 18 Hockie DsflMdeirs and Blues hockey display rs weirsooim of parity Aoore 0-0 0-0 0 'OTALS 26-54 19-24 71 Vesely 7-10 3- 3 17 "rieschman 2-6 0-0 4 onz 4-11 1-5 9 1 AcKenna 3-6 2-2 8 ohnson 10-21 3-5 23 --asmussen 0-40-00 Peterson. 0-2 0-0 0 iABhone 0- 0 0- 0 0 r.itovall 3-40-06 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS 29-64 915 67 40 3171 A.elghton 33 3467 Zt percentages SIU-C: FG .481, FT iSl9. Creighton: FG .453, FT .600. Rebounds SIU-C (35): Wilson 14, Abrams Smith 4, Huggins 4, Ford 3, Team 3, Dead Ball 3, Creighton (34): Horn 10, Wesely 8, lohnson 8, McKenna 2, Rasmussen 2, Stovall Team 3, Dead Ball 2.

Turnovers SIU-C 10, Creighton 7 Officials Dick Sanders, Tom Richards At Waltonville -Today Du Quoin vs. Carterville Thursday Waltonville vs. Elverado Christopher vs. SesserValier Friday Zeigler-Royalton vs. today's winner Thursday's winners Saturday Friday's winners At Metropolis Today Vienna vs.

Joppa Brookport vs. Hardin County Thursday Metropolis vs. Pope County Friday Today's winners Saturday Thursday's winner vs. Friday's winner At Rldgway Today Crab Orchard vs. Galatia Thursday Ridgway vs.

Shawneetown Eldorado vs. Equality Friday Carrier Mills vs. today's winner Thursday's winners Saturday Friday's winners Class A All-State Team By The Associated Press The Associated Press 1979 Class A All-State Illinois high school basketball team: Roger Stleg, Nashville, 6-7, Sr. Rich Fetter, Riverton, 6-7'a, Sr. Dennis Luber, Highland St.

Paul, 6-5, Sr. Rick Lamb, llliopolis, 6-7, Sr. Barney Mines, New Lenox Providence, 6 2, Sr. Brad Gregurich, Havana, 5-11, Sr. Walter Downing, New Lenox Providence, 6-8, Soph.

Eddie Mathews, Brlmfleld, 6-1, Sr. John Jankowskl, Nashville, 6-7, Sr. Bob Barnett, Oregon, 6-5, Sr. Dave Brooks, Lawrenceville, 6-1, Sr. Ted Smith, Teutopoils, 6-4, Sr.

Honorable mention (listed alphabetically): Doug Ackerman, Carml; Roger Ackerman, Dakota; Kent Ansel men McLeansboro; George Atchison, Mulberry Grove; Ray Bau-man, Marengo; Jeff Beals, Chrisman; Harold Blunt, Cobdn; Daryl Bond, Wethersfield; Blaise Bugaski, Bloomlngton Central Catholic; Brian Cain, Patoka; Steve Crume, Cairo. Steve Evans, Carrier Mills; Jeff Elliott, Minonk-DanaRutland; Todd Gerberding, Steeleville; Todd Grafelman, Roanoke-Benson; Robert Griffin, Bath-Balykl; Rick Gus-tafson, Tiskilwa; Steve Hahn, Mount Dam Ian Havens, Rldgway; James Heard, Madison; Davt Heins, Gorham; Jeff Holding, Galva; Steve Hull, Pinckneyvllle. Dale Jansen, New Athens; Chuck Jebens, Alden-Hebron; Mike Jenkins, Gridley; Doug Johnson, Ford Central; Mark Johnson, Van-dalia; Scott Kabbes, Effingham St. Anthony; Ron Kautz, Wheaton Christian; Rodney Keller, Octavia; Jamie Kelley, Coutterville; Roger King, Havana; Steve Klrby, Roanoke-Benson; Kevin Kugath, St. Charles Lutheran; Bill Leadendecker, Okawville; Brad Len-schow, Burlington Central; Steve Light, Watseka; Brad Losch, Pleasant Hill; Mark Low-rey, Tamaroa.

Don Maher, Wyoming; Steve Malone, Carml; Taurlce Mailory, Cairo; Frank Mar-saglia, Virden; Bob McBrlde, Mounds-Meridian; Willie McKinney, Lawrenceville; Jim Mitchell, Zeigler-Royalton; Steve Moens, Bloomlngton Central Catholic; Brian Moore, Oakwood; Walter Moore, HarvardSt. George; Jeff Morgan, Aquin. Grant Nohren, A-B-L; Tom Price, Genoa-Kingston; Bob Prusator, Tiskilwa; Bob Rapp, Wheaton St. Francis; Ron Reed, Wethersfield; Ted Roth, Gridley; John Rumley, Princeton; Ric Rutter, Lena-Wlnslow; Ron Salmond, Venice; Steve Skinner, Monmouth; Mike Smith, Wethersfield; Grant Smith, Pittsfield; Don Spence, Tamms-Egyptian; Ken Stanley, Madison; Jeff Stauffer, Pitts-field; Chris Stone, Shiloh; Greg Storm, El Paso; Shawn Stribling, Ashland; Mike Strieker, Breese Central; Rick Strulinaki, DePue; Tom Swanson, Burlington Central; Dave Ta-bom, Carrier Mills; Kent Taylor, Fairfield; Tracey Trimpe, Havana; Anthony Venson, Mounds-Meridian; Jim Verrema, Timothy Christian; Lynn Wade, Griggsville; Roger Walsh, Athens; Eric Watson, Lovejoy; Mark Wheeler, Norris City; Gary Wlggs, Anna-Jonesboro. GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Tonight's Games Murphysboro at Elverado Cairo at Cobden span that snapped the season's longest losing string.

"Their third goal was unpardonable," said Boston Coach Don Cherry after Pierce sneaked behind two Bruin de-fensemen and beat goalie Gilles Gilbert. "Two defensemen caught up ice! We don't even have that in industrial hockey." Rick Middleton scored twice once on a third-period penalty shot for the Bruins, who have won just two of their last seven. Islanders 7, Canadiens 3 Arbour felt the Islanders had run out of excuses for lackadaisical play. Guy Lafleur fed Larry Robinson for a first-period goal, giving the Canadiens a 1-0 lead and making Lafleur the NHL's first 100-point scorer this season. But New York's Stefan Persson tied it on a power play, goalie Billy Smith played an excellent game, and the Islanders' high-scoring line powered the winners' second straight home victory over the defending NHL champions.

Blues 4, Rangers 1 "We had to prove we can play on even terms with the better teams," said Staniowski after stopping 29 Ranger shots. The Rangers have played 15 games against Smythe Division opponents this season and have lost only three times, but two of those losses have come at St. Louis. The Blues powered to a 4-0 lead on goals by Curt Bennett, Tony Currie, Bernie Federko and Bob Murdoch. New York's Don Murdoch, Bob's younger brother, ruined Staniowski's shutout bid with 41 seconds left in the second period.

ind Dan Watson Tk I .1 It 11 in I -s In Thursday's semifinal round of the Missouri valley conference playoffs. The otn-T semi final game is Wichita State, 14-13, at Jew Mexico State, 21-8.) By The Associated Press Three National Hockey League games and three surprising results. The Colorado Rockies, who had lost their last 10 games, upended the Adams Division-leading Boston Bruins 4-2 Tuesday night. The New York Islanders, who didn't even get a shot on goal in the second period of their game Sunday night, bombed the Montreal Cana-diens 7-3. And the St.

Louis Blues, winless in seven games, breezed to a 4-1 upset of the New York Rangers, who were unbeaten in their last five. "After going 0-10, you wonder how you can get the players up and keep them going," said Rockies Coach Aldo Guidolin after third-period goals 11 seconds apart buried the Bruins. Islanders Coach Al Arbour had no trouble getting his team up for the contest against Montreal. All he had to do was remind them New York could pull within four points of the Canadiens in the overall points chase which assures the top team of the home-ice advantage throughout the playoffs. Rockies 4, Bruins 2 Randy Pierce and Ron Delorme connected for Colorado in the li-second.

By The Associated Press EAST Dartmouth 77. Harvard 74 1-'Ithaca 101, Osweao St. 51 Kancoipn-AAacon 65 Miauaina ji. iu, muuui irrviuni. to uavia Lipscomo u.

ot rne bourn Cards to move AAA team? MIDWEST npPAiil Rft. AIa -Rirmlnoham 77 Evansville 77, St. Joseph's, Ind. 72 Marquette 83, South Carolina 64 Michigan Tech 68, SW Minn. St.

55 Claire 61, 52 Youngstown St. 112, Ashland 73 has decided to move his Triple-A farm squad for the St. Louis Cardinals to an undisclosed city after this season, the State Journal-Register reported Tuesday. Springfield (AP) The Springfield Redbirds are about to fly the coop, according to published reports. Redbirds owner A.

Ray Smith says he SOUTHWEST Southwestern 95, Texas Lutheran 84 FAR WEST Adams St. RA. Fort Lpwis 84 Colorado Coll. 113, Neb. Wesleyan 90 S.

Colorado 72, N. Colorado 67 TOURNAMENTS Big Eight First Round pley 2, Chrostoskl 11. Total! 17 10 13 44 Norris City 23 19 16 3093 Thompsonville 9 4 9 2244 (Thompsonville finlsned at 4-16) Wood I awn 57, Johnston City 53 JOHNSTON CITY (53) Bablngton 4, Grizzell 8, Grider 21, Kaiinsky 8, Hubbard 12, Totals 26 1-4 53 WOODLAWN (57) Ainscough 10, Boldrey 13, Boldt 2, Coleman 14, Sherman 10, Winder 8. Totals 23 11-16 57 Johnston City 15 14 12 12-53 Wcodlawn 16 11 12 18-57 (Johnston City finished at 4-17) At Waterloo East St. Louis Assumption 90, Valmeyer 42 ASSUMPTION (90) Currte 10, Lofton 16, Howell 6, Boykin 8, Stevenson 24, Hughes 2, Carter 7, Howard 6, White 6, Conners 5.

Totals 44 2-8 90 VALMEYER (43) Anders 1, Vogt 4, Kieking 6, Prange 2, Koh-ler 9, Scheive 4, Richards 6, Wuertz 8, Forkie 2. Totals 18 6-12 42 Assumption 22 22 26 2090 Valmeyer 6 13 16 7-42 Waterloo 71, Marissa 67 WATERLO (71) Roy 32, Bicklein 4, Anne 13, Morrison 18, Meyier 2, Dion 2. Totals 27 17-24 71 MARISSA (67). Edmonds 4, Huggins 4, Walkinton 6, Perry 19, Erb 6, Schmidt 20, Hollander 8. Totals 28 11-16 67 Waterloo 20 15 19 17-71 Marina 16 20 16 15-67 At Alexis Yorkwood 63, Abingdon 51 Knoxville 103, Warren 57 At Am boy Leland 55, Paw Paw 36 Earlville 54, Ohio 52 i At Areola Sullivan 93, Atwood-Hammond 50 Oakland 69, Lovington 42 At Assumption Morrlsonville 74, Macon 48 Assumption 81, Stonington 70 At Broadiands Broadlands ABL 78, Villa Grove 69 At Byron Forreston 69, Ashton 53 Polo 71, Franklin Center 63 At Carmi Enfield 69, Cisne 52 At Cerro Gordo St.

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Elmo Altamont 69, Ramsey 48 Patoka 69, Brownstown 66 At Savanna Morrison 82, Milledgeville 44 Mount Carroll 56, Savanna 42 At Sherrard Sherrard 84, Aledo 33 Wenona 61, Westminster 53 At Stillman Valley Winnebago 69, Malta 58 At Warrensburg Mount Pulaski 68, Greenview 47 Athens 81, Williamsville 71 At watseka Sheldon 61, Clifton 45 At Wesclln Lebanon 93, Worden 55 Livingston 88, Greenville 77, ot At White Hall North Greene 83, East Pike 54 Pleasant Hill 65, West Pike 49 Class A Regional Tournament Pairings At Carlyle Today Nashville vs. Carlyle Thursday Okavllle vs. Breese Mater Dei Friday Thursday's winner vs. today's winner At Waterloo Today Red Bud vs. Waterloo Gibault New Athens vs.

Waterloo Thursday East St. Louis Assumption vs. Red Bud-Waterloo Gibault winner Friday New Athens-Waterloo winner vs. Thursday's winner At Meridian Today Cairo vs. Anna-JoneSboro Cobden vs.

Dongola Thursday Meridian vs. Century Egyptian vs. Shawnee Friday Cairo-Anna-Jonesboro winner vs. Cobden-Oongola winner Egyptlan-Shawnee winner vs. Meridian-Century winner Saturday Winners of Friday's games At Plnckneyvlllr Today Steeleville vs.

Coutterville Thursday Pinckneyville vs. Gorham Friday MDU 1DU Kansas 91, Iowa St. 70 Oklahoma 77, Colorado 57 Kansas St. 61, Nebraska 60, 2 OT Eastern Eight First Round Rutgers 67, Penn St. 57 Pitt 85, George Washington 80 West Virginia 73, Duquesne 59 Villanova 78, Massachusetts 73, OT Missouri Valley Conference First Round Indiana St.

94, W. Texas St. 84 S. Illinois 71, Creighton 67 Wichita St. 70, Drake 69 New Mexico St.

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