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SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1979 Cartxxidale-Herrln-Murphysboro-AAarion Page Ten Wildcats Scoreboard i to daw past TUgeirs Benton upsets Centralia by 5 Basketball BOYS' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL At Waltonville Waltonbille 48, Woodlawn 39 (Waltonville, 2-0, plays Monday at Christopher.) BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL At Waltonville Woodlawn 49, Waltonville 35 (Waltonville, 4 4, plays Monday at Christopher.) At Murphysboro A game Murphysboro 62. Carbondale 49 game Carbondale 66, Murphysboro 44 (Murphysboro A team is 7 team is 1-3. The Red Devils next play Monday at Herrin.) tine 10, Pestka 2, Brocaille 2, Kabat 1. Totals 25 4 13 54. Galatia 7 8 12 13-40 Tamaroa 13 17 16 8-54 Preliminary Game: Tamaroa won 41-40 (Tamaroa is 6 4.) Vienna 70; Eldorado 66 VIENNA (70) Pippins 21, Gulley 16, Farmer 15.

Huff 13, Kerley 3. Watson 2. Totals 21 28 35 70. ELDORADO (66) Stringer 20, Bozarth 19, Finnie 12, Harbin-son 8, Moore 6, Partridge 1. Totals 29 8 12 66.

Vienna 17 17 15 21-70 Eldorado 16 1120 1966 Preliminary: Vienna 68, Eldorado 54 (Vienna is 7 Eldorado is 2 8.) Okawville 49, Sparta 48 OKAWVILLE (49) Moeller 17, Leadendecker 10, Blumhorst 6, Stein 6, Lake 4, Boeschen 4, Obermeier 2. Totals 29 9 13 49. SPARTA (48) Amos 18, Gasser 10, Wilderson 10, Beckley 4. McCree 2, Peck 2, Anderson 2. Totals 23 2 17 48.

Okawville 1114 12 12-49 Sparta 8 12 14 1443 Preliminary game; Okawville 56, Sparta 50. (Sparta is 6 7, Okawville is 7-3.) Metroplls 82, Century 55 CENTURY (55) Abbage 19, M. Bell 13, Adkins 9, Helm 7, Baker 4, W. Bell 3. Totals 23 9 17 55.

METROPOLIS (82) Glass 28, Stevers 14, Hardy 12, Welch 9, Loaerman 7, Miller 4, Bazor 4, Casey 2, Dunning 2. Totals 36 10 19 82. Century 8 18 17 12-55 Metropolis 22 16 21 23-82 Preliminary game: Metropolis 76, Century 33. (Metropolis is 5 Century is 4 6.) Dongola 101, St. Vincent's, Mo.

58 ST. VINCENT'S (58) Kemper 3, Bell 9, Westerfield 16, Shrader 25, Sipp 5. Totals 21 16 25 58. DONGOLA (101) Hunt 31, Eddleman 14, Johnson 16, Cook 12, Winsor 19, Aden 8, Cox 1. Totals 44 13 21 101.

St. Vincent's 9 7 19 23-58 Dongola 22 23 24 32-101 Preliminary game: Dongola 75, St. Vincent's 38 (Dongola is 4-9; St. Vincent's is 0 8.) By Vince Hoffard For The Southern Illinoisan The Marion Wildcats came from behind to score a 73-52 victory over Herrin in a key South Seven Conference battle Saturday night: The visiting Tigers jumped to an early 16-8 lead as Marion's leading scorer Tony "Too Tall" Jones was forced to watch the entire second quarter from the bench after picking up his third personal foul late in the first period. But Billy Pickens, a 5-foot-9 junior guard, scored 12 points in a superb second quarter, to pull the Wildcats within one at the half with the score 26-25.

"Pickens kept us in the game during the second quarter," Wildcat Coach Gene Watson said. "We feel that if we are within a few points at halftime, we will win the game because we are definitely a second-half ballclub." In the second half, Jones came to life. He hit for 11 points in the third quarter as the Wildcats used a full-court pressure defense to take a 4540 lead. "Jones has had to get used to being pushed around under the basket," Watson said. "He has averaged over 30 points in his last five ball games, and teams are starting to defend him differently." Marion used a 23-12 scoring advantage in the final quarter to blow the Tigers out of the gym.

The Wrildcats ran off 12 unanswered points when the final quarter opened, and the Tigers never threatened again. Guard Jeff Hutchsinson broke loose for. four fourth-period layups to break the game open for the Wildcats. "We've been looking for balanced scoring out of our guards all year, and tonight we got it," Watson said. Pickens had 19 points, and Hutchinson added 17 to give the Wildcats the balanced guard play that Watson said the team needed.

"When we combined good guard play with the inside game of Jones, we're hard to beat," Watson said. Jones led the WTildcats in scoring with 20 points. Irv Lukens led the Tigers, who fell to 3-4 in the conference and 6-6 overall, with 17 points. "We can't afford to lose another conference game, but if someone doesn't beat Carbondale, it won't matter," Watson said. The Wildcats improved their league record to 4-3 and currently stand 8-5 overall.

"When one speaks of conference championships," Watson said, "we're mak A near-qualifying performance by the distance medley relay team and encouraging times from a pair of freshmen distance runners highlighted Southern Illinois University-Carbondale's first indoor track meet of 1979 this weekend at the East Tennessee Invitational. The Saluki distance medley relay squad of Kevin Moore, Steve Lively, Mike Bisase and Mike Sawyer finished sixth in a time of 9:53.7, well within striking distance of the NCAA qualifying standard of 9:51. Kevin Moore started it with a 1:54 half-mile, then Mount Vernon's Lively ran a 48-second quarter-mile. Bisase had a 2:56 in the three-quarter mile leg, and Sawyer anchored with a 4:15.7 mile. Saluki head Coach Lew Hartzog also was pleased with the running of freshmen Karsten Schulz and Bill Moran.

Moran ran a 4:13.9 mile Saturday afternoon, then came back with a 2:13.1 in the 1,000 yard run. Schulz ran the 1,000 in 2:13.5 on Friday night, then recorded a 9:13.8 in the two-mile run. "I was really encouraged by the running of the two freshmen," Hartzog said. "Those are pretty good times for SSU mm almost on the outside looking in." Elsewhere Saturday night, Benton jumped out to a 32-24 lead in the first period and held on to upset highly touted Centralia 88-83 in a key South Seven Confernce match up. The Rangers' Rob Hammond exploded for a game high 28 points, and teammate Carl Shurtz added 14 to pace the victory.

John Wiegel led the Orphans with 24 points. Benton improved its record to 4-6 and Centralia dropped to 8-4. In another South Seven match, Mount Vernon handed Harrisburg its second defeat in a row, 61-45. Ram guard Jim Shrum paced the victory with 20 points, while the Bulldogs' Jon Wright gathered 16 for the losers. In the finals of the Anna-Jonesboro Invitational Cairo rolled over Egyptian 80- 38 in the title game as the Pilots took a commanding 19-3 first quarter lead.

Taurice Mallory paced the Pilot victory with 18 points, and Jeff Childs added 16. The Pharoahs were led by Don Spence with his losest point output of the year, 10. Host Anna-Jonesboro was handed a 81- 52 setback by Meridian in the third-place game. The Bobcats' Bobby McBride and Mario Pratt scored 19 and 18 points respectively. John Basler led the Wildcats with 20 points while high-scoring teammate Gary Wiggs was held to a season-low four points.

Du Quoin was led by Gordy Showalter with 25 points in capturing the consolation-bracket game 66-65 over Brookport. The Indians took command in the first quarter with a 16-4 lead and then had to hold off a late fourth-quarter rally by Brookport. At the Waltonville Invitational Tournament, Most Valuable Player Jim Mitchell of Zeigler-Royalton scored a last-second basket to push the Tornadoes over Waltonville 69-67. Mitchell led all scoreres with 32. Wal-tonville's Mark Neibel paced the losers with 20.

In the third-place game, Christopher nipped Sesser 66-65. Christopher used the 17 points of Mike Hummerickhouse and the 16 of Brian Evilsizer for the win. oim such young kids, especially for their first time out. "AU in all, I was pleased by the shape the kids came back in. We're in much better condition than we were at the same time last year." Other top efforts by the Saluks included Paul Craig's 9:10.5 for a fifth-place medal in the two-mile run, and a 594 shot put by John Marks.

Marks' throw earned him third place and was the best for a collegian in the meet. In an outstanding Friday night performance, Bisase became the first saluki to qualify for the NCAA indoor meet when he ran the mile in 4:04.31, well under the qualifying standard, to finish second. In another good Friday performance, Marion's Mike DeMattei pole-vaulted 16-0 to set a new meet and fieldhouse record and win the university division pole vault competition. Rick Rock placed fifth in the long jump with a leap of 24-9. The meet" attracted more than 1,200 competitors, including many former college standouts who were eligible to compete in the open events.

the 500-yard freestyle, Ral Rosario in the 200-yard individual medley, Pat Looby in the 50-yard freestyle, Garry Mastey in one-meter diving, the 400-yard medley relay team, Roger Von Jouanne in the 400-yard individual medley, Chris Phillips in the 200-yard freestyle, Greg Porter in the 100-yard butterfly, Conrado Porta in the 100-yard backstroke, Anders Norling in the 100-yard breaststroke and the 800-yard freestyle relay team. es WCAA Moyers 12. Totals 25 19 31 69. WALTON VI LLE (67) Niebel 20. Irvin 8.

Hodge 9. Cabat 16, Wit ges 8, McKay 4, Eastham 2. Totals 31 5 9 67 Zeigler-Royalton 21 19 12 17-69 Waltonvllle 16 12 14 25-67 (Zeigter-Royalton is 10 Waltonville is 9 3.) (third place) Christopher 66, Sesser 65 CHRISTOPHER (66) J. Wllkerson 5, Blone 6, Gulley 10, Hume-rickhouse 17, G. Wilkerson 6, Evilsizer 16, Behn 4, Flowers 2.

SESSER (65) Morhet 3, Bradley 17, Witges 13, Conner 16, Nussbaum 3, Jones 8, Bos well S. Christopher 16 21 11 1866 Sesser 19 15 15 1665 (Chsristopher is 8-4; Sesser is 4 6.) (Most Valuable Player in the tournament was Jim Mitchell of Zeigler-Royalton. First team members were Mark Neibel and Greg Hodge of Waltonville Barrry Colson of Zeig ler-Royalton; Tom Witges of Sesser and Tim Bione and Joe Wilkerson of Christopher.) Anna-Jonesboro Invitational Tournament (championship) Cairo 80, Egyptian 38 CAIRO (80) Mallory 18, Childs 16, Crume 13, Webster 12, Vaughn 6, Burn's 4, Hill 6, Johnson 2, Wilson 2, Newell 1. Totals 38 4-14 80. EGYPTIAN (38), Spence 10, Steele 6, Stevens 6, Gowin 7, Pillow 4, Goforth 3, Campbell 2.

Totals 15 8 18 38 Cairo 19 16 22 23-80 Egyptian 3 12 11 12-38 (Cairo is 12-1.) (third place) Meridian 81, Anna-Jonesboro 52 ANNA-JONESBORO (52) Wiggs 4, Wright 18, Kohler 2, Basler 20, Sta-delbacher 8. Totals 24 4 9 52. MERIDIAN (81) Pratt 18, Venson 15, McBride 19, Patterson 8, Hyte 11, Williams 8, Ellis 2. Totals 35 11-18 81. Anna-Jonesboro 8 17 11 1652 Meridian 19 15 23 24-81 (Meridian is 9-3; Anna-Jonesboro is 4 8.) (consolation championship) Du Quoin 66, Brook port 65 BROOKPORT (65) Clapp 8, Green 24, Phillips 4, McCutcheon 21, Kingsley 8.

Totals 27 11-17 65 DU QUOIN (66) Showalter 25, Williams 12, Harsha 14, Kuh-nert 2, Morganstern 4, Brown 9. Totals 30 6-13 66. Brookport 4 20 18 23-65 Du Quoin 16 17 16 1766 (Brookport is 5 Du Quoin is 3 10.) (Most Valuable Player was Steve Crume of Cairo. Other all-tournament players wer Taurice Malory and Jeff Childs of Cairo, Don Spence of Egyptian, Anthony Venson, Bobby McBride and Brian Pratt of Meridian, Gary Wiggs of Anna-Jonesboro, Gordy Showalter of Du Quoin, Chris McCuthceon of Brookport, and Keith Blumenstock of Crab Orchard. Top rebounder was Spence of Egyptian with 38.

Free-throw percentage award went to Spence with '83 percent. Team sportsmanship award went to Anna-Jonesboro.) Nashville 72, Okawville 53 NASHVILLE (72) Maschoff 4, Ruggles 6, Harre 4, Dalman 6, DeMoss 4, Pries 2, Jankowski 18, Stieg 28. Totals 33 6 9 72. OKAWVILLE (53) Leadendecker 12, S. Lake 8, Boeschen 4, Moeller 16, Blumhorst 1, Mesch 1, A.

Lake 1, Stine 10. Totals 21 11-15 53. Nashville 14 18 21 1972 Okawvlle 12 17 12 1253 Preliinary game: Nashville 47, Okawville 40 (Nashville is 13 Okawville is 8 4.) McLeansboro 62, Johnston City 30 McLEANSBORO (62) B. Lee 15, McGill 13, Anselment 11, Thomas 6, Steele 5, Welch 2, G. Lee 2, McDaniel 2, Campbell 2, Becker 2, Johnson 1, Carr 1.

Totals 21 20 30 62. JOHNSTON CITY (30) Babington 7, Hubbard 7, Kalinsky 4, Richard 3, Grider 3, Grizzel 2, Hafeli 2, Eisen-hauer 1, K. Smith 1. Totals 5 20 30 30 McLeansboro 14 11 16 2162 Johnston City 11 3 8 830 (Johnson City is 1-11; McLeansboro is 7-4.) Mount Vernon 61, Harrlsburg 55 HARRISBURG (55) Henshaw 14, DeMario 9, Wright 16, Duncan 6, Maynard 8, Furlong 2. Totals 18 19-26 55.

MOUNT VERNON (61) Swinnen 11, S. Piper 4, Shrum 20, Doggan 10, Smith 6, M. Piper 7, Stables 3. Totals 24 13 21 61. Harrlsburg 13 14 16 1255 Mount Vernon 18 17 10 1661 Preliminary Game: Mount Vernon 83, Har-risburg 67 (Mount Vernon is 5 Harrisburg is 4 8.) Chester Invitational Tournament Games postponed until Monday due to weather conditions.

Other Scores Carrier Mills 66, Metropolis 60 Collinsville 62, Belleville East 47 Edwards County 58, Clay City 14 Mount Carmel 75, Flora 60 Friday's Games Carbondale 86, Centralia 82 CARBONDALE (86) Sumner 1 0-0 Holllns 1 1-2 Bardo 13 5 7 31; Watson 3 2-2 Fayne 8 8 10 24; Acker-man 5 4 8 14. Harren 2 -0- 4. Totals 33 20 29 86. CENTRALIA (82) Worlds 4 6 8 14; Murray 5 6 6 16; Wiegel 4 6-8 14; McClain 2 14 White 2 3-4 Johnson 5 1-1 11; Heern 6 14 13; Gardner 0 2 4 2. Carbondale 21 23 22 2086 Centralia 24 24 17 1782 Preliminary game: Centralia won 46-45 (Carbondale is 11 Centralia is 8 3) Murphysboro 55, Pinckneyvllle 53 (2 OT) MURPHYSBORO (55) Harris 7 0 0 14, Kellum 4 1-1 9, Blakemore 4 1- 2 9.

Stilley 3 3 6 9, Pierson 3 0 0 6, Kerrens 2 0-0 4, Maloney 1 0-0 2. Totals 25 5 9 55. PINCKNEYVILLE (53) Bigham 5 3 4 13, Graskewicz 6 0 0 12, Hull 3 2- 4 8, Kellerman 2 3-4 6, Reese 3 O0 6, Harriss 2 0-1 4, Nehrkorn 1 0 1 2, Houghland 1 0-1 2. Totals 23 7 14 53. Murphysboro 12 12 17 10 2 2 -55 Pinckneyvllle 15 7 14 15 2 053 Prelimary game: Pinckneyville 36, Murphysboro 34 (Murphysboro is 5-4; Pinckneyville is 10-3.) Coultervllle 71, Waterloo Glbault 63 COULTERVILLE (71) Powers 20, Kelley 15, Fullerton 15, Hor-mann 12, Wine 9.

Totals 26 19 24 71. GIBAULT (63) Sexauer 19, Haberl 17, Polaek 13, Zimmerman 12, Davis 2. Totals 27 9-14 63. Coultervllle 17 15 23 16 71 Glbault 1016 25 1263 Junior-varsity game: Coultervllle 39, Gibault 34 (Coulterville is 9 Gibault is 4 9.) Cartervllle 55, Johnston City 53 (OT) CARTERVILLE (55) Wynn 21, McDannel 10, Stroud 8, Jennings 7, Allen 4, Davis 3, Hancock 2. Totals 20 11 31 55.

JOHNSTON CITY (53) Babington 15, Hubbard 13, Gride 12, Kalinsky 7, Hafell 4, Griizel 2. Totals 23 7 17 53. Cartervllle 15 12 10 12 6-55 Johnston City 11 16 12 10 4-53 Preliminary game: Johnston City 55, Cartervllle 53. (Carterville Is 3 Johnston City is 1 10.) Tamaroa 54, Galatia 40 GALATIA (40) Pulliam 5, Walsner 6, Hughes 6, Hankins 7, Hatton 3, Wallace 4, Fulkerson 4, Bond 2, Patterson 3. Totals 15 10 18 40.

TAMAROA (54) Hilt 2, Searby 8, Lowry 21, Lynch 8, Valen NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Friday' Games Boston 128. Portland 125 Lqs Angeles 117, New Jersey 116 Atlanta 100. Chicago 93 New Orleans 100. Philadelphia 89 MHwaukee 101, Golden State 94 Houston 107, Cleveland 96 Denver 126, New York 119 Saturday's Games Atlanta 124, San Diego 119 Detroit 114. Golden State 109 San Antonio 117, Cleveland 103 Houston 117, New Orleans 106 Indiana at Phoenix, Sunday's Games Houston at Atlanta New Jersey at Boston New York at Kansas City Chicago at Milwaukee Portland at Philadelphia Indiana at Denver Los Angeles at Seattle San Diego at Washington, (n) 8MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL SIU 86, New Mexico State 83 NEW MEXICO STATE FG FT TP Gunn 5 6 12 11 Cormier 8 15 5-6 21 Jones 9-10 10-13 28 Webb 25 3-5 7 Myers 38 12 7 Pate 1-4 12 3 Owens 1-2 0 0 2 Goslin 0 0 0-0 0 Corrie 2 2 0-1 4 Biders 0 0 0-0 0 TOTALS 31-52 21-31 83 SIU-C FG FT TP Smith 7-11 45 18 Moore 5 11 0 0 10 Wilson 5 7 2-4 12 Huggins 8-16 00 16 Abrams 8 12 0-2 16 Ford 4 7 0-1 8 Stubblefield 00 0-0 0 Grant 26 2 2 6 Cliatt 0 00 0 TOTALS 39-70 8-14 86 New Mexico State 42 4183 SIV-C.

37 4986 -Sting percentages NMS: FG .596, FT t677i.IU FG ,557, FT .571. Rebounds NMS (37): Webb 10, Jones 7, Gurth 5, Cormier 4, Pate 2, Myers 1, Owens 1, Corrie 1, Team SIU-C (31): Grant 8, Hug-gins 5, Wilson 4, Moore 3, Smith 2, Ford 2, -Abrams 1, Team 4. Turnovers NMS 17, SIU 12. Off icials Jack Savidge, Sturdy Wanamaker. A 6,180 (The Salukis are 8 6 overall and 2 2 in Valley play.

They play Saturday night at Bradley.) Ohio State 69, Illinois 66, ot OHJO STATE (69) Scott 4 8-10 16. Smith 2 1-2 5, Williams 10 9-14 29, Penn 1 2-4 4, Ransey 4 3 6 11, Cline 0 0 0 0, Ellinghausen 0 2 2 2, Schlichter 1 0 0 2. Total s-22 25-38 69. ILLINOIS (66) Bresnahan 5 0-0 10, Johnson 1 2-4 4, Hol-comb 1 0 0 2, Smith 14 0 1 28, Judson 3 0-0 6, Grittin 3 0 0 6, Lanter 1 0 0 2, Cobb 3 2-3 8, Range 0 0 0 0, Lubin 0 0-0 0. Totals 31 4 8 66.

Halftime Illinois 36, Ohio State 28. FouTed out Bresnahan, Holcomb. Total fouls Ohio State, 16. Illinois, 30. Technicals none.

A 12,088. Other Scores By The Associated Press Saturday's Games Wichita State 94, Tulsa 93, ot Tulane 84, Cincinnati 75 St. Mary's, at Longwood, ppd. Iowa St. at Kansas St, ppd.

Georgia 79, Tennessee 75 Xavier, Ohio, at Valparaiso, snow Brlgham Young 100, New Mexico 83 FUrman 75, Appalachian St. 66 Indiana at Iowa, snow No. -Michigan at No. Iowa, snow Jacksonville 75, Georgia St. 67 Virginia 67, N.

Carolina St. 62 Rutgers 69, St. John's, N.Y. 66 N. Carolina 74, Duke 68 Dartmouth 69, Rollins 50 Manchester 82, Earlham 81 St: Joseph's, Pa.

71, Lehigh 50 Ken yon 82, Den I son 68 Kent St. 77, N. Illinois 72 Potsdam St. 107, Johnson St. 50 Temple 72, Lafayette 51 LaSalle 100, Rider 83 Missouri 73, Oklahoma 67 Ohio 76, E.

Michigan 64 Houston 95, Texas Christian 66 Wagner 84, Hofstra 65 Colgate 94, Catholic U. 79 Yale 58, Fairfield 57 Ohio State 69, Illinois 66, OT Rensselaer Tech 56, St. Lawrence 54 Purdue 52, Michigan St. 50 Central Michigan 79, W. Michigan 78 Wisconsin 77, Michigan 66 Hanover 78, Defiance 76 Marietta 90, Ohio No 83 Susquehanna 67, Albright 66 Franklin 88, Oakland City 78 Kansas 82, Oklahoma St.

70 Friday's Games EAST Boston College 92, Baltimore 72 Columbia 78, Cornell 70 SOUTH Carolina A8.T 61, Delaware St. 59 S.Florida 66, Cent. Methodist 63 MIDWEST Florida St. 61, St. Louis 59 SOUTHWEST Texas 66, Arkansas 63 FAR WEST Vegas 90, Colorado St.

85 Oregon 63, Arizona 60 Oregon St. 97, Arizona St. 80 San Francisco 74, Seattle 70, OT Santa Clara 88, Portland 80 Wyoming 78, San Diego St. 71 "WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Illinois 62, Missouri 60 (OT) SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (62) Foley 9 0 0 18, Hoffman 8 1-1 15, Faber 7 2-4 16, Pomeranke 4 0 0 8, Ruby 1 0-0 2, Williams 0 1-3 1. Totals 29 4 8 62.

MISSOURI (60) Supstiks 9 6 6 24, Skimbo 5 2-3 12, Plummer 3 2 28, Farrah 3 0-1 6, Flora 2 1-2 5, King 1 3-4 5. Totals 23 14-18 60. Southern Illinois 32 22 8 62 Missouri 33 21 6 60 (SIU 8 1, plays Friday in Salukl Invitational Tournament at SIU-C Arena.) BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Saturday's Games Benton 88, Centra I la 83 CENTRALIA (83) Worlds 16, Murray 17, White 2, Wiegel 24, Heern 6, Johnson 16, Gardner 2. BENTON (88) 14, Hammond 28, Jones 10, Ward 11, LaBuwi 13, S. Shurtz 7, Smith 5.

Central la 24 20 23 1683 Benton 32 21 16 19-83 Preliminary game: Centralia 88, Benton 72 (jBenton is 4-6; Centralia is 8-4) Marion 73, Herrin 52 HERRI (52) Likens Baumarte 9, Tope 7, Columbo 6, Elders 4, Shadley 4, Le Quatte 3, Cerutti 2. Totals 23 6 17 52. MAKJON (73) Jgnes 20, Pickens 19, Hutchinson 17, Thompson 7, Carter 7, Cunningham 2, Fisher 2. Totals 29 5 25 73. Herrjn 14 12 14 1352 Marlon 8 17 20 21-73 Preliminry game: Marion won (Marion is 8 Herrin Is 6-6.) "Waltonvllle Round-Robin Tournament (championship) Zeigler-Royalton 69, Waltonvllle 67 ZE GLER ROYALTON (69) MiTchell 32, Col son 5, Smillie 11, Wrestling BOYS' PREP WRESTLING Murdale Invitational Wrestling Tournament At Carbondale Centralia 136, Slkeston 133, Carbondale 120Va, Mascoutah 101, Murphysboro 94Va, Mount Vernon 87, Jackson, Mo.

78, Edwards-vllle 68, Cape Girardeau 51, Harrisburg 42Vi, Herrin 35, Mount Carmel 31 Va. 98 Kim Morton (MV) pinned Terry East-on (MU) in 3rd. John Weith (JA) pinned Greg Perry (SI) in 2:48. 105 Earl Whitelow (CE) pinned Rich Freeman (CD) in 3rd Mark Blanton (SI) pinned Keith Tow (HE) in 1:40. 112 Den Caudle (CD) pinned Vince Williams (SI) in 3rd Tim Hardman (ED) beat Ken Arnold (MA) 12 4.

119 Rick Wilson (MA) beat Mike Leek (MC) 4 3rd Carl Fortney (CE) beat Bob Vanek (HE) 18 6. 126 Chris Richard (CD) beat Dan Schnautz (MU) 3 3rd Robert Gray (MA) beat Eric Foltz (CE) 22 2. 132 Tom Hache (JA) beat Paul Palovscik (MA) 9 3rd Gib Thomas (MU) pinned Tony Perry (ED) 2:13. 138 Kevin Frankson (MA) beat Scott Pool (SI) 6 3rd Bob Chambers (MU) pinned Alan Kesler (HE) in 2:25. 145 Tim Knewitz (CD) beat Steve Shields (MU) 9 3rd Mark Miller (HBG) beat Mike Bolen (JA) 6-3 155 Don Rugraff (CA) beat Russell Murphy (SI) 14 3rd Dave Clifton (CE) pinned Mike Humphrey (MC) in 1:35.

167 Steve Bleyer (CD) beat Mark Shel don (HGB) 6-5 (OT); 3rd Bob Verhines (MV) pinned Doug Sanders (SI) in :45. 185 John Lovette (CE) pinned Brad Stoffregen (JA) in 3rd Nick Unangst (ED) beat Ray Badger (MV) 8 5. HWT Russell Bean (SI) pinned Bill King-Isey (CE) in 3rd Rick Robinson (MV) pinned Randy Baker (CA) in 1:15. Cartervllle Invitational Tournament Fairfield 166, Marlon Wa, Benton 94, Pinckneyvllle 8Ta, Red Hill 68, Carml SVh, West Frankfort 51, Cartervllle 34, Anna-Jonesboro 8, Joppa 0 58 Mill (CM) pinned Emery (CV) 2:19. 3rd Amen (FD) pinned Minor (BN) 3:47.

105 Fisher (CM) pinned Davidson (FD) in 3rd-Runge (CV) beat Strange (RH) 7 4 112 Akers (RH) pinned Davis (PV) in 3rd Townley (BN) pinned Casey (AJ) 2:00 119-Cresswell (FD) beat Deaton (MR) 6 3rd Minor (BN) pinned Bovan (CM) in 2:41. 126 Whiting (MR) beat Horner (FD) 11-4; 3rd Sumner (RH) beat Wilco (PV) 132 Worhtye (BN) beat Patterson (MR) 8-4; 3rd Runge (CV) beat Marshall (FD) 5 0. 138 Williams (PV) pinned Woolard (MR) in 3rd Grimes pinned Culpepper (WF) in 6:59 (OT). 145 Melvin (WF) pinned Hill (PV) in 3rd Schoultz (FD) beat Wanstreet (BN) in 8:05. 155 Samples (MR) beat Christy (FD) 15 3rd Cams (PV) beat Doneghue (CM) 12 2.

167 Blackford (FD) pinned Lowery (BN) in 3rd Taylor (WF) beat Willis (MR) 10. 185 Greenwood (FD) beat Waggoner (RH) 129 (OT); 3rd Davy (WF) beat Wanack (PV) 5 2. HWT Hannaford (FD) pinned Carllle (BN) in 3rd Finley (RH) pinned Simpson (PV) in 4:40. Gymnastics MEN'S COLLEGE GYMNASTICS SIU-C 217.15, New Mexico 201.00 Ail-Around 1, Dan Muenz, SIU, 54.30. 2, Scott McBroom, SIU, 53.35.

3, Rick Adams, SIU, 53.10. Floor exercise 1, Perry Genovese, UNM, 9.15. 2, Tay Carter, UNM, 9.1. 3, Randy Bet-tis, SIU, 9.0. Pommel horse 1, Steve Jennings, UNM, 9.5.

2, Adams, SIU, 9.25. 3, Dave Schieble, SIU, 9.15. Still Rings 1. Rick Deluca, UNM, 9.3. 2, D.

Muenz SIU, 9.2. 3 (Tie), Adams, SIU, Louis Kohll UNM, 8.95. Vaulting Jeff Barlow, SIU, 9.55. 2, Genovese, UNM, 9.5, McBroom, SIU, 9.35. Parallel bars 1, D.

Muenz, SIU, 9.35. 2, Genovese, UNM, 9.2. 3, McBroom, SIU, 9.05. Horizontal bar 1, Warren Brantley, SIU, 9.35. 2, Kevin Muenz, SIU, 9.3.

3, Adams, SIU, 9.25. WOMEN'S COLLEGE GYMNASTICS SIU-C 131.46, New Mexico 125.94 All around 1, Painton, SIU, 33.49. 2, Mo-ran, SIU, 33.29. 3, Frew, UNW, 32.18. Vaulting 1, Timi Wade, UNM, 8.73.

2, Cindy Moran, SIU, 8.40. 3 (tie), Mo Hennessey and Val Painton, SIU, 8.30. Bars 1, Moran, SIU, 8.30. 2, Pam Con-klin, SIU, 8.26. 3, Dianne Frew, UNM, 8.03.

Beam 1, Painton, SIU, 8.60. 2, Taml Cus-todi, UNM, 8.33. 3, Moran, SIU, 8.23. Floor exercise 1, Painton, SIU, 8.76, 2, Patti Tveit, SIU, 8.60. 3, Moran, SIU, 8.36.

Swimming MENS' COLLEGE SWIMMING Illinois State Collegiate Championships At Chicago Circle (SIU-C scores) 500 Freestyle 1. Brian Gadekan 4:38.3 2. Dave Parker 4. Chris Phillips 4:40.8. 200 Individual.

Medley 1. Ral Rosarfo 1:55.5 (new meet record); 2. Greg Porter 3. Roger Von Jouanne 5. Con-rado Porta 1:58.1 50 freestyle 1.

Pat Looby 21.3 (new meet record); 5. Bob Samples 21.8 One meter dive 1. Garry Mastey 489.30 (new meet record); 2. George Green leaf 456.23. 400 medley relay 1.

SIU 3:20.6 (Porta, Noring, Porter, Looby; meet record). 400 individual Medley 1. Von Jouanne 4:03.9 2. Rosario 3. Dave Parker 4:15.8.

200 Freestyle 1. Phillips 4. Gadeken 1:45.2 100 Butterfly 1. Porter 50.3; 2. Looby 52.2; 3.

Marty Krug 52.6; 4. Jorge Jaramillo 52.9. 100 Backstroke 1. Conrado Porta 52.8; 2. Dean Ehrenheim 54.1 100 Breaststroke 1.

Anders Norling 3. Dave Farr 4. Mark Leverenz Mark Pollard 1:02.3 800 Freestyle Relay 1. SIU 6:57.6 Rend Lake Round-Robin Tournament At Waltonville Zeigler-Royalton 68, Sesser 49 SESSER (49) Morhet 10, Bradley 6, Witges 21, Connor 4, Nussbaum 8. Totals 23 3-11 49.

ZEIGLER-ROYALTON (68) Mitchell 35, Colson 2, Bandy 6, Smilie 9, Moyers 8, Pasquino 8. Totals 31 6-10 68. Sesser 11 16 4 18 49 Zeigler-Royalton 25 14 10 19 68 (Zeigler-Royalton is 9 Sesser is 4 6.) Waltonvllle 75, Christopher 67 WALTONVILLE (75) Hodge 29, Cabat 17, Neibel 12, Irwin 9, McKay 7, Widges 1. Totals 25 25 38 75. CHRISTOPHER (67) Gulley 26, J.

Wilkerson 13, Venegoni 4, Evilsiser 4, G. Wilkerson 4. Hummickerhouse 5, Behm 8, Bione 3. Totals 25 17-27 67. Waltonville 14 21 18 22 75 Christopher 19 10 15 23 67 (Waltonville is 9 Christopher is 7-5.) Chester Invitational Tournament At Chester Trlco 73, Valle St.

Genevlve 56 VALLE (56) Basler 13, Wilson 25, Schenck 6, Winters 2, Rackoven 10. Totals 23 10 16 56. TRICO (73) Barlow 5, Vogt 6, Edgar 2, Chamness 8, Bockhorn 24, Brown 8, O'Bannon 16, Caby 4. Totals 31 11 16 73 Valle 16 14 18 8 56 Trlco 17 15 18 23 73 (Trico is 2 Valle is 8 5.) Chester 55, Gorham 52 (2 OT) CHESTER (55) Dungey 6, McCammon 6, Bert 3, Bridges 11, Jones 20, Melchers 9. Totals 20 15 26 55.

GORHAM (52) Crain 8, Bunselmeyer 4, Joe Cicardo 14, Howard 8, Heins 8, Jay Cicardo 10. Totals 23 6 10 52 Chester 12 5 15 12 4 755 Gorham 12 8 8 16 4 4 52 (Chester is 9-4; Gorham is 9 2.) Anna-Jonesboro Invitational Tournament (consolation semifinals) Brookport 50, Gray vi lie 43 BROOKPORT (50) McCutcheon 16, K. Clapp 14, Green 7, Phillips 6, Jordan 4. R. Clapp 2, Kingsley 1.

Totals 19 12 16 50. GRAYVILLE (43) Thompson 14, Owen 8, Linder 6, Broster 5, York 4, Lingafelder 4, Keeling 2. Totals 19 5-10 43. Brookport 10 16 10 1450 Grayville 14 8 7 1443 (championship semifinals) Cairo 93, Anna-Jonesboro 71 CAIRO (93) Crume 30, Childs 20, Mallory 18, Webster 15, Hill 4, Johson 4, Vaughn 2. Totals 41 11-17 93.

Anna-Jonesboro (71) Wiggs 25, Wright 13, Basler 13, Kohler 10, Stadelbacker 6, Choate 4. Totals 29 13 19 71. Cairo 26 22 24 2193 Anna-Jonesboro 14 20 17 2071 (Cairo is 11-1; Anna-Jonesboro is 4 7.) Herrin 65, Mount Vernon 64 Swinnen 6, S. Piper 14, Shrum 19, Doggan 8, M. Piper 4, Stables 13.

HERRIN (65) Tope 11, Baumgarte 18, Lukens 13, Le-Quarte 13, Elders 10. Mt. Vernon 17 11 20 1664 Herrin 18 12 21 1465 Preliminary game: Mt. Vernon 80, Herrin 61. (Herrin is 5 Mt.

Vernon is 4 6.) West Frankfort 61, Marlon 57 MARION (57) Hutchinson 15, Pickens 13, Johns 2. Thompson 8, Jones 11, McConnell 1, Phillips 2, Carter 5. Totals 21 15-29 57. WEST FRANKFORT (61) Butta 7, Sisk 6, Griffith 7, Wilson 19, Cima 5, Shostrum 11, Harpool 3, Florian 1, Smith 2. Totals 25 11-28 61..

Marlon 6 13 23 1561 West Frankfort 15 15 19 1257 Preliminary game: Marion 63, West Frankfort 59. (West Frankfort is 7-3; Marlon is 7-5.) Benton 70, Harrisburg 44 BENTON (70) Hammond 16, Ward 14, Jones 11, Labuir 8, Smith 8, Schurtz 6, Shew 5, Corn 2. Totals 31 8 11 70 HARRISBURG (44) Wright 12, Henshaw 10, Duncan 6, DeMaris 4, Elliott 3, Maynard 2, Ross 2, Morgan 2, Alexander 2, Furlong 1. Totals 15 14 26 44. Benton 18 22 13 17 70 Harrlsgurg 8 10 14 12 44 Preliminary: Benton won (Benton is 3 Harrisburg is 4 7.) GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Du Quoin 52, West Frankfort 39 DU QUOIN (52) Baxter 22, Hagen 3, Stacy 4, Woods 18, Worthington 2, Lashbrook 3.

Totals 25 2 5 52. WEST FRANKFORT (39) Steh 1, Wilkinson 6, Conaughty 4, Mandrell 10, Patton 10, Robinson 2, Darnell 2, Smith 2, White 2. Totals 17 5 14 39. Du Quoin 15 16 14 7-52 West Frankfort 8 12 6 13-39 Preliminary game: West Frankfort 25, Du Quoin 11 (Du Quoin is 10; West Frankfort is 3 3.) aluki swimmers lead BRAND EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL CHAIRS Through the first two days of the three-day Illinois State swimming championships at Chicago, the Southern Illinois University-Carbondale men's team completely dominated the competition, winning all 11 events contested and building up almost a 200-point lead over second-place Illinois. The Salukis had recorded eight lifetime bests going into Sunday's final action.

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