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Page Sixteen SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1978 Carbondale-Herrln-Murphysboro-AAarlon Preps. ot the Week Score utewDlllIe's BCeliey Basketball Hockey 2424, Pin Busters 2399, Bad News Bowlers 2397 High Boys Game Chris DeChrlstina 18 Kent Dawson 166, Brian Mausey 154 High Boys Series Brian Mausey 418, Chris DeChrlstina 413, Kent Dawson 397- Hlgh Gjrls Game Jodi Lewis 131, Becky Robertson 127, Glna Cernlglia 115 High Girls Series -rr Glna Cernlglia 311, Becky Robertson 300, Jodi Lewis 262 chance Shawnee 21 16 20 3163 Goreville 13 17 19 57 (Shawnee Is 5 2 Goreville is 2 2) Gornam Carterville 43 GORHAM (84) Bess 1. Wright 2, Arbeiter 1, Mueller Jay Clrcardo 8, Joe Clrcardo 14, Bunselmeyer 5, Heins 12, O. Mueller 2, Howard 14, Craln 22. CARTERVILLE (43) Gobert 2, Jennings 2, Wynn 11, Alen 4, Boner 6, Davis 4, Hancock 2, McDannel 12.

Gorham 17 31 26 1884 Carterville 3 4 19 1743 (Gorham Is 4 0 Carterville is 1-4. The finals will be held next Monday. The consolation game begins at 5 p.m. between Crab Orchard and Dongola. The third-place game follows at 6:30 p.m.

between Goreville and Carterville. The championship is at 8 p.m. between Shawnee and Gorham.) Tonight's Games East St. Louis Lincoln at Carbondale Zeigler-Royalton at Johnston City Rldgway at Carrier Mills Brookport at Lone Oak, Ky. Trico at Elverado Coulterville at Tamaroa Christopher at Carterville Goreville at Cobden Dongola at Cairo Camelot SteelevWe at Okawvllle Meridian at Century Metropolis at Joppa Crab Orchard at Gorham Egyptian at Shawnee Cairo at Poplar Bluff, Mo.

Thompson at Galatia Norris City at Eldorado GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Odin 55, Coulterville 47 COULTERVILLE (47) Waldrup 34, Jackson 2, Rackley 2, Howell 7, Carle 2. Totals 22 3-4 47. ODIN (55) Woods 20, Owens 11, McGrew 15, Henson 7, Miner 2. Totals 23 9-11 55. Coulterville 14 8 16 947 Odin 12 16 19 855 (Odin is 1-0 Coulterville is 0-1) Brookport 47, Goreville 45 GOREVILLE (45) Webb 20, Masey 7, Gibson 3, Francis 7, Henley 8.

Totals 20 5-12 45. BROOKPORT (47) Shannon 15, McCutcheon 13, Kineman 11, Wade 4, Copley 4. Total 19 9-20 47. Goreville 10 10 9 1645 Brookport 15 8 11 1347 (Brookport is 1-1) Benton 56, Marlon 20 MARION (20) Tisch 7, Hall 4, Robinson 4, Lacey 2, Pulley 2, Bleyer 1. Totals 9 2 6 20.

BENTON (56) Cherlnagreski 21, Bauer 13, Melvin 6, Rusher 6, Leonard 4, Sauerhage 2, Gesell 2, McFarland 2. Totals 26 4 8 56. Marion 8 2 6 420 Benton 16 17 13 1056 (Benton is 1-0) West Frankfort 31, Johnston City 25 JOHNSTON CITY (25) Shoaff 8, Clay 4, Gripps 4, Sanders 4, Bran-qumo 4, McKinney 1. Totals 11 3 8 25. WEST FRANKFORT (31) Conaughty 9, Steh 8, Robinson 8, Wilkinson 3, Patton 2, Mandrell 1.

Totals 11 9-18 31. West Frankfort 6 5 13 731 Johnston City 6 7 8 425 (West Frankfort is 10 Johnston City is 12) BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL At Murphysboro Murphysboro 84, Elverado 39 BOYS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL At Gorham 7th grade: De Soto 28, Gorham 18 8th grade: Gorham 50, De Soto 43 (Gorham, 9-4, plays Thursday at home against Giant City) Seventh Grade Coal Belt Tournament At Christopher Monday's Games Carterville 48, Elverado 24 Sesser 56, Unity Point 42 Tonight's Games 6:30 Christopher vs. Carterville 8:00 Zeigler-Royalton vs. Sesser GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Giant City 30, Hurst 22 (Giant City is 1-0 Hurst is 0-3) eyes college Coulterville's Jamie Kelley would like to play college basketball one day. And at the rate he Is going, he might get his chance.

The 6-foot-3M senior forward scored 59 points in two games last week and is one of the area's leading scorers with an average of 24.2 points per game. This stalwart performance has earned him recognition as the Southern Illinoisan Player of the Week. A three-year starter, Kelley has been voted his team's most valuable player the past two seasons. "He (Kelley) scores a lot of points for us," Coulterville coach Ron Smith says. he also helps us out quite a bit with his rebounding.

He's quite a jumper one of the better ones in the area." Kelley, who is averaging eight points a game for the 5-2 Eagles, is quick to give praise to his fellow teammates. "We're playing together really well," Kelley says. "I don't think it would be possible for me to do anything without the other ballplayers on the team." Although the Eagles finished with a 15-10 record last season, Kelley says he Com stays as Pantheirs Before the basketball season began, Pinckneyville Coach Dick Corn felt his team would have a good year. So far, he's been right. The Panthers downed Benton 48-41 Friday, then nudged Chester 49-47 in overtime Saturday to improve their record to 3-0.

This feat has earned the team recognition as The Southern Illinoisan Team of the Week. "We thought we would have a good ball club," Corn says. "But you never really know until the season begins." The key victories also have moved Pinckneyville up one spot in the Southern Illinoisan Class A poll, from No. 7 to No. 6.

Nashville (3-0) captured all the first-place votes to retain the No. 1 position. No. 2 is Carrier Mills (2-0), which dropped McLeansbbro (4-0) to the No. 3 slot.

In the Class AA poll, Carbondale (2-0) and Centralia (2-0) are tied for first place. Pinckneyville has been led by senior guard Steve Hull, who is averaging 20 points per game despite a football injury that sidelined him for the first couple of weeks of basketball practice. The Panthers only returning starter is 6-foot-3V2 Brian Kellerman, whom Corn says has been a defensive leader. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Vancouver at Boston Colorado at Washington Los Angeles at New York Islanders Montreal at St.Louis Wednesday's Games Los Angeles at New York Rangers Atlanta at Detroit St. Louis at Pittsburgh Vancouver at Toronto Montreal at Minnesota Buffalo at Chicago TV Sports TODAY 6:30 Cn 2 Bowling for Dollars 6:30 Ch 7 NBA Basketball: San Diego at New York Bowling FIVE-CITY TRAVEL At Marlon Bowl Strikes Unlimited 30 18 Falrview Lanes 25 23 Carbondale Bowl 23 25 M.A.T.

23 25 S.I. Bowl 23 25 Morgan Builders 20 28 High Team Series -r Stlkes Unlimited 3243, S. I. Bowl 3080, Morgan Builders 3008 High Team Game Strikes Unlimited 1118, S. Bowl 1102, Carbondale Bowl 1083 Individual High Series -r- W.

Wall 654, D. Simmons 652, Sears 639 Individual High Game D. Simmons 246, W. Wall 245, J. Taylor 240 OLD PRO THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Comanche Oil 39a I6V2 Higglns Jewelry 39 17 Consolidation Coal 35 21 Morgan Builders 33 23 American Legion 32'a 23'a Furniture 24VY 31'z General Tire 21 35 Cobin's 19'j 36V2 Coca Cola 19 37 Down's Furniture 17 39 High Team 3 Games American Legion 3051 High Individual 3 Games Steve Endman 587 High Team Game American Legion 1056 High Individual Game Steve Endman 221 SATURDAY MORNING YBA JuniorMa or At S.

I. Bowl Pincrackers 21 11 D.Q. 19'2 13V2 Born Losers I6V2 15V2 Strikers 8 24 High Team Game Strikers 530, Pincrackers 529, Pincrackers 519 High Team Series Pincrackers 1485, D. Q. 1418, Strikers 1389 High Team Game (Hdcp) Strikers 836, Pincrackers 832, Pincrackers 822 High Team Series (Hdcp) Pincrackers 2394, Strikers 2307, Born Losers 2243 High Boys Game r- Punkln Parks 167, David Hess 164, Frank Bonham 163 High Boys Series David Hess 453, Frank Fonham 428, Punkln Parks 412 High Girls Game Lori Eigenrauch 147, Lori Eigenrauch 131, Jean Vot 124 High Girls Series Lori Eigenrauch 376, Jean Vogt 348 FRIDAY NIGHT FUN LEAGUE At S.

I. Bowl S. I. Bowl 34 18 Sunshine Kids 34 18 Easy Co. 32 20 The Gallery 31Va 20V2 S.

S. Corp 29V 22V2 P.D.W. Inc. 28 24 The Office 26 26 Gene Bramlet Motor Sales 24 28 Murphysboro Rejects 22 30 Lucky Four 20 32 S. Roofing 1J 39 High Team Game -r Easy Co.

678, 5 Corp. 672, P.D.W. Inc. 659 High Team Series Sunshine Kids 1944, 6 Corp. 1942, P.D.W.

Inc. 1924 High Team Game (Hdcp) P.D.W. Inc. 845, The Office 844, Easy Co. 838 High Team Series (Hdcp) P.

D. W. Inc. 2482, Sunshine Kids 2421, Corp. 2410 High Men Game Rodger Riley 225, Roger Riley 197, Carl Bratten 191 High Men Series Rodgers Riley 599, Dave Collins 538, Carl Bratten 534 High Women Game Mary Serrett 209, Mary Serrett 205, Sandy Miller 185 High Women Series Mary Serrett 581, Barb Denny 487, LaRue Shelton 484 HERRIN WINTER MIXED LEAGUE At Herrln Bowl Bobs Mob 42 14 Pace Setters 36 V2 19Vt Ten Pins 36'2 19Vj Gobblers 34Va 21 Vt Gutter Dusters 34 22 Troop 33 23 Snoopys 32 24 Local Yokels 30 26 Screw Baits 26 30 4 F's 26 30 Kerris Kats 22 34 Cardinals 2IV2 34'j Slo Pokes 20 36 Pros 20 36 Alley Cats 18 38 Odd Balls 16 40 Team High Series F.

Troop 2458, Gobblers 2411, Gutter Dusters 2361 Team High Game Gobblers 868, F. Troop 855, Pace Setters 852 Individual High Series Men Brad Palmer 606, Duey Skfnner 593, Carl Lee 582 Individual High Game Women John Calcaterra 261, Gordon Hamon 253, Carl Lee 236 Individual High Series -7- Women -rr Winona Edmiston 591, Dottie Sweet 570, Sue Montgomery 542 Individual High Game Women Dottle Sweet 251, Winona Edmiston 221, Wilma Parker 216 FIRST CHRISTMAS MARATHON TOURNAMENT At S. I. Bowl Boys Major Dlv. 16-18 Yrs.

10 Games Hdcp Series Kevin Morgan 2287 Scott Tanner 2160 Marty Robinsoft 2144 Girls Major Division Traci Schmidt 2159 Boys Junior Division 13-15 Yrs. 8 Games Hdcp Series David Hess 1763 David Williams 1743 Punkin Parks 1701 Girls Junior Division Hdcp Series LorJ Eigenrauch 1710 Chris Arnold 1609 Boys Prep Division 8-12 Yrs. 6 games Hdcp Series Aaron Mundell 1131 Ailyn Mundell 1130 Ricky Goldstein 1118 Girls Prep Division Hdcp Series Becky Stasny .1178 Shejla Simons 1146 Tammi Humble 1095 'Super' volleyball tonight at Arena Anna-Jonesboro and Carbondale girls' prep volleyball teams will battle different opponents in trie supersectional tournament tonight at the SIU Arena in Carbondale. Anna-Jonesboro, 18-4, competing in Class 'A, will play at 7 p.m. against Breese Mater Dei.

Carbondale, 24-1, competing in Class AA, will play at 8:30 p.m. against Belleville West. Jamie Kelley feels the team will do much better this year. "We can give just about anybody a good game this he says. "We're pretty confident." confident SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN BASKETBALL POLL Class A 1 Nashville (TO) 3 0 100 2 Carrier Mills 2-0 69 3 McLeansboro 4-0 64 4 Meridian 2 0 57 5 rCalro 3-1 49 6 Plnckneyyllie 3-0 46 7Gorham 3-0 44 8 Metropolis 1-2 26 9 Cobden 4-0 25 10 Anna-Jonesboro 2-1 12 (Points are awarded on a 10 9-8-7-6-5-4 3 2-1 basis with first-place votes in parentheses.

Members of the poll panel include coaches: Bob Bogle, Nashville; Dave Lee, McLeansboro; Ray Lowry, Tamaroa; Larry Abell, Goreville; Jerry Quails, Gorham; Don Smith, Anna-Jonesboro; Marfan Hight, Century; Art Brandon, Zeigler-Royalton; Rich Powers, Crab Orchard and Lowell Foote, Carterville.) Class AA 1 Carbondale (5) 2-0 90 (tie) Centralia (5) 2 0 90 3 Marion 20 64 4Herrin 2 0 42 5 West Frankfort 2 0 8 (Points were awarded on a 10-8-6-4 2 basis. Members of the poll panel include coaches: Tim Ricci, West Frankfort; Marty Jacobus, Sparta; Jeff Ferguson, Herrin Gene Haiie, Harrisburg; Keith Law, Mount Vernon; Rich Herrin, Benton; Gene Watson, Marion; Jim Roberts, Centralia; Doug Woolard, Carbondale and Tom Ashman, Murphysboro.) We're out of the blocks and running in good shape," Corn says. "I hope we can sustain it for awhile." OPEN TILL 3P.IVL SAT. nn YEAR-END CLEARANCE SPECIALS ALL SOLD! FIRST COME-FIRST SOLD 17.S I go to 3-0 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB Washington 19 9 .679 Philadelphia 14 9 .609 2Vi New Jersey 17 11 .607 2 New York 13 14 ,431 5V Boston 9 17 .346 9 Central Division Atlanta 13 13 .500 Houston 12 .500 San Antonio 12 13 .480 Vt Detroit 10 18 .357 4 New Orleans 10 18 .357 4 Cleveland 8 18 .308 5 Western Conference Midwest Division Kansas City IS.

9 .625 t- Denver 14 13 .519 2Va Indiana 10 15 .400 5Vi Chicago 10 16 .385 6 Milwaukee 11 20 .355 7Vi Pacific Division Seattle 19 6 .760 -r- Los Angeles 19 9 .679 lVa Phoenix 19 10 .655 2 Golden State 15 12 .556 5 Portland 13 14 .481 7 San Diego 12 18 .400 9Va Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games San Diego at New York Detroit at Cleveland Phoenix at Milwaukee Indiana at New Orleans Golden State at Chicago Boston at Houston San Antonio at Denver Los Angeles at Portland Wednesday's Games New Orleans at Boston Indiana at Atlanta Kansas City at Philadelphia San Diego at Washington New York at San Antonio Los Angeles at Seattle COLLEGE BASKETBALL SIU-C 97, Northern Illinois 75 NORTHERN ILLINOIS FG FT TP Thrower 4-5 0-2 8 Dawkins 11-25 6-6 28 Harris 4 9 0-0 8 Clark 0-3 4-4 4 Rhone 0 5 0-1 0 Bryant 18 1-2 3 Welch 2-4 0-0 4 McCuiston 2-5 0-0 4 Rayhorn 3-4 7-8 13 Starks Orl 0-0 0 Watson 1-3 1-2 3 TOTALS 28 72 19 25 75 SIU Smith 4-10 3-4 11 Moore 4-12 0-0 8 Wilson 4-8 4-4 12 Hugglns 13-19 6-7 32 Abrams 8-15 1-2 17 Grant 3-4 2-2 8 Stubblefleld 3-7 1-2 7 Cliatt 0-2 2 5 2 Kieszkowski 0-1 0-0 0 Hinds 0-0 0 0 0 TOTALS 39 78 19 26 97 Northern Illinois 42 3375 SIU-C 55 4297 Shooting percentages Northern Illinois: FG .388, FT .760 SIU-C: FG .500, FT .730 Rebounds Northern Illinois (45): Harris 8, Rayhorn 8, Dawkins 6, Thrower 5, Bryant 3, McCuitston 3, Watson 3, Rhone 2, Clark 1, Welch 1, Team SIU-C (48): Abrams 9, Moore 7, Cliatt 7, Grant 6, Wilson 5, Smith 2, Huggins 2, Stubblefield 1, Team 9. Turnovers Northern Illinois 23, SJU-C 15. Officials Ben Preith, Marty Burdette. A 4,814. (The Salukis are 5 3 and play Saturday night at Virginia Commonwealth.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST Adelphi 67, Boston U.

65 Bucknell 80, Cornell 65 East Stroudsburg 88, Siena 85 Fairfield 74, Montclair 59 SOUTH Delta St. 92, Troy St. 64 Evansville 59, Murray State S8 Georgia 85, UNC Asheville 73 Georgia St. 103, Morehouse 76 Georgia Southern 93, South Alabama 91 Va. Commonwealth 88, N.

Carolina Central 70 West Georgia 110, Flagler 77 Western Carolina 65, Presbyterian 58 MIDWEST Central Michigan 66, Illinois State 63 Dayton 81, Cal Poly-Pomona 67 Iowa 67, Iowa State 66 Long Beach St. 94, Okla. St. 91 Loyola (Chicago) 89, Xavler (Ohio) 73 Marshall 114, Ohio Wesleyan 108 Missouri 67, Sacramento State 53 Oakland 77, Detroit Mercy 54 Purdue 73, Arizona St. 63 St.

Louis 85, Missouri St. Louis 64 SIU-C 97, Northern Illinois 75 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 90, Southeast Missouri 51 Rice 100, Doane College 75 Southern 69, Arkansas-Little Rock 61 Southern Methodist 68, Vanderbilt 64 Tennessee State 69, Middle Tennessee 64 Texas Arlington 109, Hardin-Simmons 96 Texas Tech 69, Northeast La. 67 FAR WEST California-Irvine 57, Seattle Pacific 47 Montana 65, U. of Pacific 52 New Mexico State 108, Cameron 85 Southern Utah 56, Westminster 54 Utah State 91, Colorado 70 Weber State 86, Utah 81 W. Montana 88, Montana Tech 72 Western New Mexico 82, Adams St.

75, OT The AP Top Twenty The Top Twenty teams in The Associated Press college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, season records and total points. Points based on 20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11 10 9 8 7 6 5-4 3 2 1: 1. Duke (56) 5 0 1,196 2. Notre Dame (3) 4 0 1,084 3. Michigan State 2 0 991 4.

Loulsville 5-1 930 5. UCLA (1) 3-1 906 6. Kentucky 3 0 853 7. N. Carolina St.

6-1 816 8. Kansas 4 1 722 9.Michigan 3 683 lO.Syracuse 50 643 1 I.Louisiana State 5 0 624 12.Southern Cal 3-0 568 U.North Carolina 4-1 453 U.Marquette 40 367 15. Nevada-Las Vegas 3 0 349 16. Georgetown, D.C. 5 0 293 U.Texas 42 173 18.

Illinois 6-0 88 19. San Francisco 5-2 87 20. Indiana State 6 0 84 COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Wabash Valley 94, John A. Logan 65 JOHN A. LOGAN (65) Halstead 17, Clark 9, Clements 8, Kerrens 6, Dreyer 6, Marcinkowski 5, Vosbein 7, Phillips 1, Jones 2, Waldron 4.

Totals 25 15 22 65. WABASH VALLEY (94) Fullove 10, Hawkins 7, Henderson 16, Brown 24, Vermejan 9, Anderson 4, Piersbn 18, Williamson Coble 2, Robinson 2. Totals 36 22-29 94. John A. Logan 25 4065 Wabash Valley 3 sa-94 (John A.

Logan is 5-3 Wabash Valley is 6- 1) BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Shawnee Invitational Tournament Shawnee 63, Goreville 57 SHAWNEE (88) Harris 4, Livesay 22, Ring 2, Connell 17, Hill 26, Rogers 3, Schaefer 12, McMahon 2. GOREVILLE (57) Cruse 20, Whitehead 2, Tripp 16, Owens 2, Brennlngmeyer 7, Dunn 10. SATURDAY MORNING YBA Prep Division At Bowl Alley Cats 25'a 6V2 Pin Busters 24 8 Spare Ribs 24 8 Lucky 4 21 11 Greased Lightning 21 II Bad News Bowlers 21 11 4 Strikers 18 14 Herrlnettes 15 17 Super Cubs 14 18 Super Kids 12V2 19'2 Bowling Bullets 12 20 Ten Pins 9 23 Powder Puffs 7 25 High Team Game Pin Busters 475, 4 Strikers 470, Lucky 4 449 HTgh Team Series 3 Strikers 1280, Pin Busters 1226, Alley Cats 1225 High Team Game (Hdcp) Pin Busters 866, 4 Strikers 836, Spare Ribs 823 High Team Series (Hdcp) Spare Ribs fj Illl- I. HELP US CLEAR OUR WAREHOUSE! 1 iniMaw 111 111 iiiii 1111. mil .1 1 ..1 11 i 11 1 .1 1 irn 48 67 43 A78X13 4 Ply Polyesters Whitewall Blems -B78X134Ply Polyesters Whitewall Blems E78X144 Ply Polyesters Whitewall Blems -G78X144Py Polyesters Whitewall Blems H78X14 4 Ply Polyesters Whitewall Blems 41.

-J78X154Ply Polyesters Whitewall Blems Polyesters Whitewall Blems 3 Football LITTLE ALL-AMERICA ROSTER By The Associated Press Here Is The Associated Press College Division All-America football team for 1978: First Team Offense Tight End Dan Ross, Northeastern, 6-4, 235, Senior, Everett, Mass. Wide Receivers Randy Jordan, Boise' State, 6 2, 200, Senior, Oakland, Calif. James Warring, Eastern Illinois, 6-4, 180, Junior, Miami, Fla. Tackles Jon Borchardt, Montana State, 6-5, 250, Senior, Minneapolis, Minn. Bjlly John, Texas 6-4, 245, Senior, Carrizo Springs.

Texas. Guards Bruce Kimball, Massachusetts, 6-2, 260, Senior, Rowley, Mass. Tyrone McGriff, Florida A8.M, 6-1, 260, Junior, Gif-ford, Fla. Center Frank Bouressa, Lawrence, 63, 220. Senior, Kaukauna, Wis.

Quarterback Jeff Komlo, Delaware, 6-2, 200, Senior, College Park, Md. Running Backs Jerry Aldrjdge, Angelo State, 6-2, 210, Senior, Jacksonville, Texas Frank Hawkins, Nevada-Reno, 511, 198, Sophomore, Las Vegas, Calif. Defense Ends Jim Haslett, Indiana, 6-4. 230, Senior, Avalon, Pa. John Mohring, C.W.

Post, 6-4, 235, Senior, Locust Valley, N.Y. Tackles Jesse Baker, Jacksonville State, 6-5, 265, Senior, Conyers, Ga. Robert Hardy, Jackson State, 6 2, 250, Senior, Tulsa, Okla. Middle Guard James Curry, Nevada-Reno, 6-3, 222, Senior, Chowchilla, Calif. Linebackers Jerry Lumpkin, Northern Arizona, 6 0, 201, Senior, Scottsdale, Ariz.

Tim Tucker, Troy State, 5-10, 195, Senior, Enterprise, Ala. John Zamberlin, Pacific Lutheran, 6-2, 235, Senior, Tacoma, Wash. Backs Mike Betts, Austin Peay, 5-10, 180, Senior, Centerville, Tenn. Dennis Duncan-son, Weber State, 5-11, 183, Senior, Fullerton, Calif. Bill Moats, South Dakota, 5-IlVi, 176, Senior, Sioux Falls, S.D.

Second Team Offense Tight End Kirby Jones, Abilene Christian. Wide Receivers' Jack Siljendahl, Minnesota-Morris Ken Snoots, Towson State.l Tackles Herb Beck, Delaware Smith, Alabama State. Guards Rick Booth, James Madison "John Morrison, Delaware. Center Ed McGlasson, Youngstown State. Quarterback Jeff Knapple, Northern Colorado.

Running Backs Chris "Poke" Cobb, Eastern Mike Harris, Northeast Missouri State. Defense Ends Keith Dare, Ashland Tony Towns, Western Kentucky. Tackles Mike DeGenova, Boston University Casey Merrill, California-Davis. Middle Guard Neal Higginson, Northern Arizona. Linebackers Rick Chamberlin, Dayton; Bob Macauley, Boise State Steve Moyer, Wilmington.

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