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Carbonda le- Herrlrt-AAurphysboro-Marlon Peg Fourteen John A. Logan College has forfeited its championship of last month's Volunteer Holiday Basketball Classic because it used an ineligible player in the title game, Athletic Director Bob Brown said today. Brown said Dean Taborn played five minutes in the championship game, scoring two points, despite being ineligible because he had not served a year's, probation as a transfer student from Southeastern Illinois College at Harrisburg. Brown said Logan officials had misinterpreted National Junior College Association rules, believing erroneously that transfer students could play after an 18-week probationary period if a certain number of academic courses were passed. Taborn, a former Carrier Mills prep star, will be eligible to play next season.

Brown said. The Volunteer Holiday Classic championship has been awarded to previous runner-up Dyersburg State. Logan 7) title Ji SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1979 forfeits Jazz does CCemioo; agaiimst soire vs.r too bad irest of Spuirs had to play AP Photo By The Associated Press Considering that New Orleans was 2-18 on the road this season and the San Antonio Spurs had won six in a row at home and 10 of their last 11 overall, maybe the Jazz did pretty well to battle to an 18-18 tie with Larry Kenon in the last quarter. Unfortunately for Elgin Baylor's club, the rest of the Spurs scored 23 more over the same span to give San Antonio a 123-97 National Basketball Association victory Wednesday night. Kenon, ignoring a sore wrist, scored 12 of his 18 fourth-quarter points in a six-minute span during which the Spurs scored 21 straight points to go from a 90-89 edge to a 111-89 lead.

He finished with 35 points and 17 rebounds. -J "I thought I played a pretty good game overall. Once we got our running game going, we took off," Kenon said in quite an understatement The Jazz, led by Truck Robinson's 29 points for the game, led 54-50 at half-time and stayed close until the 21-point blowout, but 30 errors, most in the final quarter, left a sour taste in Baylor's mouth. In other NBA games, the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Atlanta Hawks 99-96, the Philadelphia 76ers crushed the Chicago Bulls 111-98, the Indiana Pacers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 108-102, the Houston Rockets outscored the New Jersey Nets 127-122, the Kansas City Kings belted the Denver Nuggets 108-101, the Golden State Warriors bested type seats. At Anna-Jonesboro, another eight-team invitational tournament begins Tuesday with two first-round games.

At 7 p.m., Meridian will meet Crab Orchard followed by Egyptian vs. Du Quoin at 8:30 p.m. At 7 p.m. Wednesday, Eldorado Holiday Tournament champion Cairo will face Brookport followed by host Anna-Jonesboro vs. Gravyille at 8:30 p.m.

The championship game will be played at 8:30 p.m. Saturday following the consolation championship game at 5:30 p.m. Admission is $1.50 for adults and $1 for students. Moire tourneys set for the Detroit Pistons 96-81 and the Seattle SuperSonics trimmed the Boston Celtics 123-116. 76ers 111, Bulls 98 Julius Erving scored 26 points and Henry Bibby added a season-high 24 as Philadelphia moved into first place in the Atlantic Division by the slimmest of margins over the Washington Bullets.

The standings read .676 for both teams, but carried out another percentage point, Philadelphia is .6764 to Washington's .6756. Kings 108, Nuggets 101 Kansas City opened a four-game lead in the Midwest as rookie Phil Ford scored 26 points in the foul-filled game. area The four-team Rend Lake Invitational begins at Waltonville High School Thursday night. A blind draw will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday to announce the pairings of the round-robin tourney, which features Sesser, Christopher, Zeigler-Royalton and host Waltonville.

The team that compiles the best record will be the champion. In case of a tie, the highest free-throw percentage will determine the winner. Games begin Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 6:45 p.m. followed by 8:15 p.m. contests.

Admission is $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for students. Mike Delligatti at 118 pounds, Russ Zintak at 158, Eric Jones at 167 and freshman Bill Ameen at 177. Two other freshmen, Darcy Rice and Dwayne Smith, won by forfeit at 126 and 134. The Salukis now will move up San Francisco Bay to take on Sn Jose State tonight in the second match of their eight-match West Coast trip. SALE! preps Hibbs paces Saluki wrestlers By SIU-C Sports Information A decision, two forfeits and a pin by 142-pound junior Paul Hibbs gave Southern Illinois University-Carbondale a 21-0 lead through four matches Wednesday night at Berkeley, and the Saluki wrestlers went on to post their first dual win in five tries, 30-10, over California.

In addtiion to Hibbs, an NCAA qualifier in 1978, Saluki winners included Prep basketball tournaments will be held next week in Chester, AnnaJones-boro and Waltonville. The eight-team Chester Invitational begins Monday with two first-round games. At 7 p.m., New Athens will meet Woodlawn, and at 8:30 p.m. Steeleville will battle Cobden. Two more first-round games will be played Tuesday.

Gorham will face Trico at 7 p.m., and host Chester will meet Valle of St. Genevieve, at 8:30 p.m. The championship match of the tourney will be played at 9 p.m. Saturday, following the consolation championship game at 6 p.m. Admission is $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for students and $1.50 for chair- YMCA plans programs in hockey, gymnastics The Jackson County Area YMCA will offer iceless hockey, gymnastics, wrestling and girls basketball this winter for youths in the 1st through 8th grades.

For more information call 549-5359. ob 0 r' OF THE YEAR ACTION That smarts st Louis Blues wing Harvey Bennett, right, grimaces as he hits the ice after colliding with NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Campbell Conference Patrick Division GF GA N.Y. Islanders 25 4 7 57 175 97 N.Y. Rangers 21 13 4 46 157 126 Atlanta 21316 3 45 162 143 Philadelphia 19 13 6 44 128 113 Smythe Division Vancouver 14 22 3 31 121 155 Chicago 12 17 7 31 110 135 Colorado 8 25 6 22 110 163 St. Louis 8 27 6 22 119 189 Wales Conference Adams Division Boston 25 6 7 57 165 118 Toronto 17 17 6 40 132 128 Buffalo 15 13 9 39 123 118 Minnesota 14 18 4 32 115 127 Norris Division Montreal 26 7 5 57 157 96 Pittsburgh 15 16 7 37 136 134 Los Angeles 15 16 6 36 139 128 Detroit 8 20 11 27 117 140 Washington 9 22 7 25 118 174 Wednesday's Games New York Rangers 6, Montreal 2 Washington 8.

Los Angeles 3 Vancouver 5, Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta 4, Toronto 1 St. Louis 3, Minnesota 3. tie Boston 6, Chicago 3 Thursday's Games New York Islanders at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Montreal Chicago at Buffalo Friday's Games Vancouver at New York Rangers Pittsburgh at Atlanta Boston at Colorado Basketball NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Wednesday's Games Los Angeles 99, Atlanta 96 Philadelphia 111, Chicago 98 Indiana 108, Milwaukee 102 San Antonio 123. New Orleans 97 Houston 127, New Jersey 122 Kansas City 108, Denver 101 Golden State 96, Detroit 81 Seattle 123, Boston 116 Thursday's Games New York at Cleveland New Jersey at New Orleans San 'Diego at Kansas City Friday's Games San Antonio at New Jersey Phoenix at Washington Milwaukee at Chicago Atlanta at Houston Philadelphia at Indiana Denver at Seattle Boston at Golden State Detroit at Portland COLLEGE BASKETBALL SIU 96, William Jewell 68 WM. JEWELL FG FT TP Bradley 1-4 1-2 3 Chastain 4 13 0-0 8 Hodges 5 11 2- 2 12 Broughton 5 11 2-2 12 Steinbreuck 6 8 4 4 16 Coulter ,01 00 0 Erickson 0 0 0-0 0 Powell 1-3 4 4 6 Shannon 1-2 1-2 3 Unruh 2-2 0 0 4 Walker 1-2 0 2 2 Widener 1-2 0-0 2 TOTALS 27-59 14-18 68 SIU-C FG FT TP Ford 4 10 0- 1 8 Smith 2-8 0-0 4 Wilson 12-20 0- 2 24 Huggins 12-15 0- 0 24 Abrams 3-11 2-2 8 Moore 5-8 1-2 11 Stubblefleld 1-4 0-0 2 Grant 3-5 0-0 6 Cliatt 0-21-21 Klesikowski 0-0 1-2 1 Middleton 0-2 0-0 0 Hinds 0-0 0-0 0 Cooper 3-3 1-1 7 TOTALS 45-88 6-12 96 William Jewell 33 35-68 SIU-C 55 4196 Shooting percentages Wm.

Jewell: FG .458, FT SIU FG .511, FT .500. Rebounds Wm. Jewell (35): Chastain 11, Broughton 7, Hodges 4, Powell 4, Bradley 1, Steinbreuck 1, Coulter 1, Shannon 1, Unruh 1, Waler 1, Widener 1, Team 2: SIU-C (48): Wilson 13. Ford 9. Moore 5, Abrams 4, Smith 4, Huggins 3.

Grant 3, Cliatt 2. Team 5. Turnovers Wm. Jewell 24; SIU-C 15. A 3,832.

(The Salukls. 6-4, play Saturday night at Wichita State in their Missouri Valley Conference season opener.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST Boston 79, Fairleigh Dickinson 73, OT Connecticut 72, New Hampshire 67 Delaware 69, Glassboro 68 James Madison 72, Lehigh 54 Lafayette 64, Moravian 46 Maine 58, Morgan St. 56 Marquette 57, Brown 49 Providence 52, Villanova 51 St. Francis. N.Y.

88. Northeastern 74 St. Francis. 77, Clarion 64 Syracuse 78, Cornell 52 Temple 62, Pittsburgh 57 Vermont 93, Niagara 76 W.Virginia 81, American 79 Hockey Bloomlngton, Minn. came from behind nesota 3-3.

The Blues to tie Min- 126 Darcy Rice won by forfeit. 134 Dwayne Smith won by forfeit. 142 Paul Hlbbs pinned Dave Mason in 6:57. 150 Kevin Kauffman lost to Wayne Pouncey, 8 3. 158 Russ Zintak beat John Hunter, 7-1.

167 Eric Jones beat Blake Yeaman, 6-3. 177 Bill Ameen beat Frank Mallicoat, 4 0. 190 Tom Vizzl lost to Randy Cost, 6 3. HWT Steve Byrne lost to George Mosko-wite. 8 0.

Bowling MONDAY NIGHT FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE At Herrln Bowl Herrln Shoe Hospital 52'i 15Vj Pass Heating Air Con'd 46 22 Coca Cola 42 26 Park. Ave. Florist 40V 27V Herrin Bowl 39 29 Glenns Fine Foods 37 31 Hellenys 35'2 32' Beauty Chateau 33Vi 34Vj Park. Ave. Motel 33 35 Vi'sCafe 33 35 R.C.

Cola 30V2 37Va Wilberts Vault 29 39 Margies 26Vj 41V Jakes Tires 24 44 Sonic Drive In 23Va 44'2 McNeals Furniture 17Va 50Va High Team Series H. Shoe Hospital 2470, Coco Coal 2321, Park: Ave. Florist 2317 High Team Game H. Shoe Hospital 851. R.C.

Cola 834, Park. Ave. Florist 822 Individual High Series Winona Edmiston 587. June Hunter 563, Wilma Parker 542 Individual High Game June Hunter 224, Jean Jeffrey 211. Winona Edmiston 209 TUESDAY WHIRLAWAY Carbondale Bowl 52 20 McDaniel Construction 42 30 Sawyer's Paint 39 33 Epps Datsun 38 34 El Greco 36 36 University Bank 28 44 Haake's Furniture 27 45 Equitable Life 26 46 Team High Game McDaniel 887, Sawyers 856, El Greco 839 Team High Series Sawyer's 2515, El Greco 2466, McDaniel 2451 Individual High Game Pat Morgan 225, Bonnie Pinkerton 206, Elline Long 200 Individual High Series Bonnie Pinkerton 592, Pat Morgan 552, Elline Long 512 HERRIN WINTER MIXED LEAGUE At Herrln Bowl Odd Balls 4 0 Kerris Kats 3V Va Snoopys 3 1 Gobblers 3 1 Local Yokels 3 1 Ten Pins 3 1 Pros 2 2 Troop 2 2 Screw Balls 2 2 4 F's 2 2 Bobs Mob 1 3 Pace Setters 1 3 Slo Pokes 1 3 Cardinals 1 3 Gutter Dusters 3Vj Alley Cats 0 4 earn High Series Snoopys 2484, Bobs Mob 2430, Kerris Kats 2411 Team High Game Snoopys 854, Gobblers 852.

Screw Balls 849 Individual High Series Men Tom Edmiston 645. Bob Parker 640. Mark Brown 605 Women Winona Edmiston 603, Wilma Parker 577, Janice Jones 566 Individual High Game Men Mark Brown 254. John Calcaterra 253. Gordon Hamon 234 Women Wilma Parker 224, Janice Jones 217, Winona Edmiston 206 HERRIN MERCHANTS LEAGUE At Herrln Bowl Hometown Distributing 4 0 Coca Coal 4 0 Hays Chevrolet 4 0 Buck Miller Tires 3 1 Pepsi Cola 3 1 Dura Container 3 1 ARAB 3 1 Dairy Queen 2 2 Camarato Vending 2 2 Herrin Bowl 1 3 Inman Freight 1 3 Dryden Truck Lines 1 3 Fred Small Auto Parts 1 3 Brewster Motors 0 4 The Den 0 4 Claunch Motors 0 4 Team' High Series Hometown Distributing 3031, Coca Cola 2989, Buck Miller Tires 2987 Team High Game Hometown Distributing 1099, Buck Miller Tires 1C31, Pepsi Col 1030 Individual High Series Paul Gothard 641, Adrian Smith 628.

Arley Cash 616 Individual High Game Paul Gothard 248, Adrian Smith 246, R.H. Mosley 237, Carl Hail-ey 237 CARBONDALE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Crossroads Sporting Goods 40 24 Home Heating Service 39Vi 24't Green's I.G.A. 39Va 24Vi Towne Pharmacy 35 29 Jaycees No. 3 34 29W Burris Disposal 34 30 Wuest Floor Service 33' 30'i Mass. Mutual 33 31 So.

Illinl Constr. 32 32 Morrison's Cafeteria 29 35 Jaycees No. 2 28 36 Wal-Mart 27 37 Jlve5tl 25 29 Jaycees No. 1 19 45 High Team Series Green's I.G.A. 2944, Burris Disposal 2926, So.

I Mini Constr 2918. High Team Game Morrison's Cafeteria 1044, so. Jlllni 1039, Green's I.G.A. 1028. High Individual Series Gary McComb 581, Jim Hickman 567, Soctt Carruthers 566.

High Individual Game Gary McComb 246, Scott Carruthers 234, Chrles Naegele 232. Minnesota North Star defense- man Greg Smith In the first peri- od of Wednesday's NHL game in SOUTH Alabama 87, Mississippi St. 65 Delta St. 104, Christian Bros. 83 Florida 76.

Kentucky 65 Furman 96, Baptist, S.C., 61 Jacksonville 71, Florida St. 68 Louisiana St. 97, Georgia 75 Maryland 84, George Washington 72 North Carolina 92, Clemson 68 Penn State 69, Richmond 65 Tennessee 72, Mississippi 67 Tennessee St. 68, 56 Tennessee Tech 81, St. Francis, 71 Vanderbilt 57, Auburn 55 Virginia 88, Wake Forest 75 Virginia Tech 62, New Orleans 60 William Mary 80, Muhlenburg 64 MIDWEST Ball St.

101, N. Illinois 81 Dayton 73, Butler 61 Illinois St. 74, Bradley 61 Indiana St. 101, Tulsa 89 Iowa St. 102.

Mankato St. 63 Oklahoma St. 101, Roosevelt 84 Southern Illinois 96, Wm. Jewell 68 Toledo 82, E.Kentucky 57 77, 61 Xavler, Ohio 72, Miami, Ohio 67 SOUTHWEST Houston 111, Texas Lutheran 79 McNeese 76, Pan American 69 Southern 66, Texas Southern 62 WEST Portland St. 96, Great Falls 63 St.

Cloud St. 85, Moorhead St. 71 St. Mary's, 77, Pacific 74 San Jose St. 75, Humboldt St.

73 Utah St. 80, Utah 72 Wyoming 66, Air Force 54 GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Carterville 731, Elver ado 34 Elver ado (34) Funk 15, Williams 2, K. Wright 6. Couty 4, Fager 5. Prultt 2.

Totals 15 4 5 34. CARTERVILLE (71) Armstrong 7, Drew 20, Stuck 14. Gottfried 20, Howerton 2, Cowan 8. Totals 34 3 8 71. Elverado 2 12 11 9-34 Carterville 13 20 16 2271 Preliminary game: Carterville won 46-17.

(Carterville Is 3-1; Elverado is (H) Tonight's Games Harrisburg at Carbondale Eldorado at Shawneetown Farina-LaGrove at Carlyle Cobden at Elverado Carterville at Goreville West Frankfort at Wood I awn Metropolis at Vienna Sesser at Zeigler-Royalton Shawnee at Joppa BOYS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL At Steeleville 7th grade: St.Mary's Catholic 36, Steeleville Public 27 8th grade: St. Mary's Catholic 48, Steeleville Public 30 (St. Mary's, 12-2, plays at home tonight against Evansville Public.) TV Sports TODAY 6:30 Ch 2 Bowling for Dollars 7:00 Ch 7 NHL Hockey: Chicago at Buffalo 9:30 Ch 8 Sportempo Swimming WOMEN'S COLLEGIATE SWIMMING At University of Miami (No team points kept) 100-yard freestyle 1st Mary Jane Sheets, Southern Illinois 56.7 50-yard freestyle 6th Terri Winking, SIU-C, 28.0 50-yard backstroke 3rd Winking 32.1 200-yard backstroke 1st Sheets. 222.1 50-yard breaststroke 1st Heidi Einbrod, SIU-C, 32.6 100-yard breaststroke 1st Lori Scott, SIU 111.3 200-yard breaststroke 1st Scott. 229.9 3rd Einbrod, 233.4 50-yard butterfly 1st Marianela Huen, SIU-C.

27.7 6th Winking, 32.9 100-yard butterfly 1st Scott. 102.1 200-yard butterfly 1st Huen, 213.2 5th Sheets, 219.9 200-yard individual medley 3rd Huen, 219.3 400-yard Individual medley 2nd Einbrod, 456.2 200-yard medley relay 1 SIU-C 157.6 (The SIU-C men's and women's swimming teams will compete Jan. 10 at Auburn University.) Wrestling COLLEGE WRESTLING SlU-Carbondle 30, California 10 SIU-C wrestlers listed first: 118 Mike Delligatti beat Dave Cotti, 11- 10. rJ oft olo oft 1 XX xXv I XX XX WW wv.