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Page Eight Error: Shawnee 84, southern illinoisan, sunday, February 4, 1979 Carbondale-Herrln-AAurphysboro-Marlon Tripucka Scoreboard gets 37 185 John Thompson pinned Yociss In 5:04 HWT Zieber lost to Pazada in 1:14 Murphysboro 44, Triad 19 98 Easton pinned Schnoeker In 1:06 105 Murphy beat Payne 3-2 112 Ewbanks was pinned by Lawson 1:40 119 Jacobs lost to Leathers 6-3 126 Schnautz beat Murphy 19-3 132 Murphysboro forfeited to Bob Spooey 138 Chambers beat Tolhane 7-0 145 Shields pinned Cunningham 5:22 155 Clough beat Lltta 4-0 167 Wuest lost to Lancey 13-5 185 Thompson pinned Jones 1:54 HWT Zieber won by forfeit Murphysboro 33, East St. Louis 22 93 Easton won by forfeit 105 Murphy lost to Pannel 4-1 112 Ewbanks lost to Pannell 5-1 119 Jacobs tied Armstead 6-6 126 Schnautz won by forfeit 132 Thomas pinned Jasper in 3:12 138 Chambers won by forfeit 145 Shields pinned Mays in 3:11 155 Clough pinned Clark in :38 167 Wuest was pinned by Davis 1:10 185 Thompson lost to Jackson 21-0 HWT Zieber lost to Davis 3 2 (Murphysboro. 14-3, will wrestle Jackson, Tuesday at home) Brookport 80 You'll find more scores on Page 10 Richmond 71, W. Virginia Tech 60 Norfolk St. 104, St.

Paul's 82 W. Virginia St. 63, W. Liberty 67 Akron 61, Youngstown Stl 47 Capital 86, Mt. Unin 76 Hastings 91, Concordia, Neb.

72 John Wesley 82, Mercy 63 NW Ckla. 72. Okla. Chris. 60 Toledo 72, Bowling Green 61 Dallas Baptist 83, Trinity, Texas 76 Kings Point 67, C.W.

Post 64 Oneonta St. 76, Salisbury St. 62 Friday's Games By The Associated Press EAST Columbia 45, Dartmouth 40 Harvard 70, Cornell 64 Penn 72, Brown 60 Yale 53, Princeton 47 SOUTH Ala. -Birmingham 85, Hawaii 75 Furman 83, North Carolina 70 N. Carolina 70, Howard 68 North Carolina St.

97, Va. Tech 88 MIDWEST Kansas 82, Oklahoma St. 71 Marquette 71, St. Louis 51 FAR WEST Arizona 83, California 75 Colorado St. 45, Wyoming 42 Gonzaga 70, Montana St.

64 Idaho 62, Montana 56 Pepperdine 85, 78 St. Mary's 84, Loyola-Los Angeles 63 San Francisco St. 61, Chico St. 54 Stanford 75, Arizona St. 61 Utah 76, San Diego St.

74 MEN'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Shawnee College Invitational Tournament (third place) Rend Lake 104, West Kentucky Vocational 74 WEST KENTUCKY VOCATIONAL (74) Moss 16, McKenzie 6, Tharpe 20, Roberts 10, Johnson 12, Bailey 6, Horn 2. Totals 34 6 11 74 REND LAKE (104) Wilson 6, Karcher 15, Craddock 8, Creel 12, Brookings 20, Dunbar 14, Ramsey 4, Wier 6, Abbott 2, Smith 2, Fairchilds 9, Toney 6. Totals 40 24-30 104 West Kentucky Vocational 30 44-74 Rend Lake 46 58-104 (championship) SE Missouri State Junior Varsity 82, Shawnee 74 SHAWNEK (74) Brown 4, Rhodes 4, PhilliDS 21. GHtner 4. Tripp 4, Phelps 5, Johnson 32.

Totals 29 16-19 74 SEMO (82) Welter 8, Arand 16. Jordan 18, Crowder 12, Copeland 12, Carey 16. Totals 36 10 16 82 Shawnee 37 37-74 Southeast Missouri 47 3582 (All tournament team included Ron Brookings of Rend Lake, Kevin Phillips and Barton Johnson of Shawnee and Arand and Jordan of Southeast Missouri State.) BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Saturday's Games Carbondale 62, Herrin 52 CARBONDALE (62) Fayne 10 3 3 23, Armour 3 5-7 11, Bardo 4 0-0 8, Hollins 1 0-0 2, Harren 3 2-3 8, Ackerman 4 0 0 8. Anderson 0 2 2 2. Totals 25 12-15 62.

HERRIN (52) Elders 8 11 17, Lukens 6 2-4 14, Baumgartc 5 1-2 11. LeQuatte 2 3 4 6, Cerutti 1 2-2 4. Totals 22 8 14 52. Carbondale 14 11 15 22-62 Herrin 20 8 11 13-52 Junior-varsity game: Carbondale 65, Herrin 50 (Carbondale is 161; Herrin is 7-9) Egyptian 63, Gorevllle 46 EGYPTIAN (63) Spence 25, Baugher 12, Pillow 8, R. Campbell 6, Gowin 6, Steele 4, Carlson 2.

Totals 26 9 15 63 GOREVILLE (46) Cruse 17, Brcnningmeyer 8. Tripp 9, Whitehead 7, Dunn 3, Owen 2. Totals 18 10-18 46 Egyptian 8 13 24 18-63 Gorevllle 6 9 14 17-46 Preliminary game: Egyptian 54, Goreville 46 (Goreville is 710; Egyptian is 9-7) Murphysbcro 82, Chester 60 MURPHYSBORO (82) Harris 18, Maloney 14, Kellum 12, Stilley 10. Blakemore 10, Kerrens 6, Borgsmiller 6, Brown 4, Cole 2. Totals 35 12-17 82.

CHESTER (60) McCammon 10, Bridges 15, Jones 13, A. Melchers 13, Dungey 4, Burk 2, D. Melchers 2. Totals 24 12 22 60. Murphysboro 11 16 27 28-82 Chester 21 13 8 18-60 (Murphysboro is 10-7; Chester is 10-6) Plnckneyville 70, Du Quoin 61 DU QUOIN (61) Brown 8, Showalter 14, Williams 13, Harsha 6, Coleman 2, Morganstern 18.

Totals 27 7-13 61 PINCKNEYVILLE (70) Graskewicz 16, Hull 24, Nehrkorn 2, Big-ham 10, Kellerman 14, Houghland 4. Totals 28 14 20 70. Du Quoin 12 17 18 14-61 Plnckneyville 16 17 16 2170 Preliminary game: Pinckneyville 66, Du Qtoin 46 (Pinckneyville is 15-4; Du Quoin is 5-13) Gorham 69, Tamaroa 54 TAMAROA (54) Searby 18, Lowry 17, Hilt 6, Valentine 6, Makewskl 5, Burgess 2. Totals 19 16-26 54 GORHAM (69) Crain 24, Heins 20, Joe Cicardo 8, Jay Ci-cardo 7, Marbetter 4, Mueller 2, Bunselmeyer 2, Howard 2. Totals 27 15-26 69 Tamaroa 13 6 13 2254 Gorham 17 12 14 2669 Preliminary Game: Gorham 56, Tamaroa 42 (Gorham is 14 3, Tamaroa is 7-7 O' Fa I Ion 66, Mount Vernon 49 O'FALLON (66) Holmes 12, Hinrichs 4, Rowe 12, Furhop 11, Lanbwehrmier 12, Ridaught 15.

Totals 26 10- 15 66. MOUNT VERNON (49) Swinnen 4, S. Piper 8, Shrum 14, Ludwig 5, Doagan 6, Doherty 4, Thomas 2, M. Piper 2, Stables 2, Smith 2. Totals 23 3 8 49 O'Fallon 14 23 10 19-66 Mount Vernon 10 12 12 15-49 Preliminary game: Mount Vernon 85, O'Fallon 51 (O'Fallon is 11-7; Mount Vernon Is 5-12) Sparta 60, Anna-Jonesboro 57 ANNA-JON ESBORO (57) Wlggs 30, Basler 10, Evans 7, Wright 6, Choate 4.

Totals 28 1-7 57 SPARTA (60) Wilkerson 20, Amos 19, Gasser 12, McCree 4, Beckley 2, Anderson 2, Kepler 1. Totals 24 12 21 60 Anna-Jonesboro 16 16 18 757 Sparta 19 16 12 1360 Preliminary Game: Anna-Jonesboro 58, Sparta 57 (Anna Is 6-11; Sparta is 9-11) Zelgler-Royalton 54, Christopher 52 CHRISTOPHER (52) J. Wilkerson 4, Gulley 24, Evilsizer 10, Hummerickhouse 8, G. Wilkerson 6. Totals 24 2 4 52 ZEIGLER-ROYALTON (54) Bandy 24, Mitchell 16, Smillie 8, Colson 4, Moyers 2.

Totals 21 12-19 54 Christopher 16 14 14 8-52 Zelgler-Royalton 16 12 14 12-54 Preliminary game: Christopher won (Christopher is 17-2; Zeigler-Royalton is 17- 2) Metropolis 71, Sesser 41 SESSER (41) Merkel 16, Bradley 10, Morhet 8, Witges 5, Connor 2. Totals 16 9-18 41 for Irish South Bend, Ind. (AP) Sophomore Kelly Tripucka scored a career-high 37 points Saturday night, including 17 straight in the closing minutes, as top-ranked Notre Dame wore down stubborn Dayton University 86-71. The Flyers, who beat the Irish last year, got 32 points from guard Jim Pax-son and held a nine-point lead early in the second half but fell apart down the stretch. Notre Dame rallied behind Tripucka, Tracy Jackson and Orlando Woolridge, and the Irish took the lead for good on.

two free throws by Tripucka with five minutes remaining. Dayton managed two free throws two minutes later, but Tripucka hit a three-point play and then added 11 straight free throws to lock up the contest. The Irish, 15-2, got 14 points from Jackson, 10 of those in the second and 10 from Woolridge. Dayton, got 15 points from center Richard Montague. By SIU-C Sports Information Using overwhelming strength in the sprints, Louisiana State rolled to easy indoor track wins over both Wisconsin, 75.56, and Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, 77-54, Saturday afternoon at Madison, while the host Badgers nipped SIU-C, 67-64, in the double dual.

LSU won every track event under 880 yards, in addition to the long, triple and high jumps and the mile relay. The Tigers really showed their power in the 60- and 400-yard dashes, going one-two-three in the former, one-two-three-four in the latter. While the Tigers were coasting, Coach Lew Hartzog's Salukis were having a dogfight with Wisconisn that boiled down to one-quarter of an inch on the final effort of the day a triple jump by the Badgers Ron Van Os. Minutes earlier, SIU-C had a chance to wrap up the dual in the final running event, the mile relay. The Salukis led the event through the first two legs, but Kevin Moore and Mike Bisase missed on the second pass and the baton skidded off the track.

The relay win gave the Badgers a 64-58 lead over the Salukis, but SIU-C's Rick Rock and David Lee were running one-two against Van Os in the triple jump, which was still in progress. Lee, who had earlier finished second overall in the 60-yard high hurdles (7.5) and fourth in the long jump (22-5), was bothered by a leg injury after he triple jumped 46-14 on his second jump. Hart-zog then decided to rest him for the Illinois Intercollegiates next week. Lee's mark held up for second in the SlU-C-Wisconsin dual behind Rock's 47-10, until Van Os came up as the day's final competitor. He jumped 46-1 Vz to nip Lee by a quarter inch and give the Badgers their 67-64 win.

If Van Os hadn't beaten Lee, the Salukis would have won, 66-65. "We really had a pretty good meet," Hartzog said, "even though it looked like we were trying to find new ways to lose at the end. The difference in the Wisconsin dual boiled down to one-quarter inch in the triple jump. BUCHHEIT BUILDINGS INTRODUCES Dan Orrison BUCHHEIT BUILDINGS, LTD is pleased to Welcome Dsn to our staff of Experienced Professional sales people. Dan will bring with him his past years of experience in the building business to better serve your building needs in Southern III.

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(3141 Sales Representative DAN ORRISON 0PDYKE, ILL 82372 (6181-756-2325 LSU tops Saiiilcls I ILI I METROPOLIS (71) Glass 22, Goodmann 15, Stevers 10, Log-eman 8, Bazor 6, Hardy 5, Henley 3, Casey 2, Leek 2. Totals: 33 5-11 71 Sesser 15 8 11 741 Metropolis 20 18 16 1771 Preliminary game: Metropolis 92, Sesser 59 (Metropolis Is 8 Sesser is 5-9) Benton 69, West Frankfort 60 WEST FRANKFORT (60) Butta 2, Harpool 2, Griffith 13, Wilson 8, Cima 10, Shostrum 2, Florian 23. BENTON (69) S. Shurtz 3, C. Shurtz 6, Hammond 8, Smith 14.

Jones 13, Ward 11, LeBuwl 11, Dawson 2. West Frankfort 9 19 10 22-60 Benton 6 26 16 2169 Preliminary game: Benton won (Benton is 8 West Frankfort is 9-7) Nashville 67, Carlyle 35 NASHVILLE (67) Maschoff 4, Ruggles 6, DeMoss 4, Jan-kowskl 14, Stieg 28, Dalman 4, Pries 1, Boc-zek 6. Totals 26 15-18 67 CARLYLE (35) Lange 6, Wlnkeler 9, Mount 5, Boehne 2, Hilmes 6, Palm 5, Willoughby 2. Totals 14 7-12 35 Nashville 12 23 19 13-67 Carlyle 8 5 9 13-35 (Nashville is 18 Carlyle is 4 11) Harrisbyrg 45, McLeansboro 39 McLEANSBORO (39) McGill 18. Anselment 7, Steele 6, B.

Lee 4, Thomas 2, Campbell 2. Totals 15 9-18 39 HARRISBURG (45) Wright 15, Duncan 10, Smith 8, Henshaw 6, Maynard 2, Ross 4. Totals 15 15-27 45 McLeansboro 11 10 9 939 Harrisburg 10 10 10 1545 Preliminary game: Harrisburg 46, McLeansboro 44 (Harrisburg is 7-12; McLeansboro 11-6) Class A Regional Tournament Pairings At Carlyle Monday, Feb. 26' Carlyle vs. Odin Tuesday, Feb.

27 Okawville vs. Sandoval Breese Mater Del vs. Breese Central Wednesday, Feb. 28 Nashville vs. Winner Game No.

1 Thursday, March 1 Winner Game No. 2 vs. Winner Game No. 3 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 4 vs.

Winner Game No. 5 At Waterloo Tuesday, Feb. 27 Waterloo vs. Marissa East St. Louis Assumption vs.

Valmeyer Wednesday, Feb. 23 Red Bud vs. Waterloo Gibault New Athens vs. Winner Game No. 1 Thursday, March 1 Winner Game No." 2 vs.

Winner Game No. 3 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 4 vs. Winner Game No. 5 At Meridian Monday, Feb.

26 Cairo Anna-Jonesboro Cobden vs. Dongola Tuesday, Feb. 27 Meridian vs. Century Egyptian vs. Shawnee Wednesday, Feb.

23 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No. 2 Thursday, March 1 Winner Game No. 3 vs.

Winner Game No. 4 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 5 vs. Winner Game No. 6 At Pinckneyville Monday, Feb.

26 Gorham vs. Tamaroa Chester vs. Trico Tuesday, Feb. 27 Steeleville vs. Coulterville Wednesday, Feb.

23 Pinckneyville vs. Winner Game No. 1 Thursday, Merch 1 Winner Game No. 2 vs. Winner Game No.

3 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 4 vs. Winner Game No. 5 At McLeansboro Monday, Feb. 26 Wayne City vs.

Webber Township Tuesday, Feb. 27 Norris City-Omaha vs. Thompsonville Wednesday, Feb. 28 McLeansboro vs. Winner Game No.

1 Thursday, March 1 Winner Game No. 2 vs. Winner Game No. 3 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 4 vs.

Winner Game No. 5 At Waltonville Monday, Feb. 26 Du Quoin vs. Carterville Tuesday, Feb. 27 Waltonville vs.

Elverado Christopher vs. Sesser-Valier Wednesday, Feb. 28 Zeigler-Royalton vs. Winner Game No. 1 Thursday, March 1 Winner Game No.

2 vs. Winner Game No. 3 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 4 vs. Winner Game No.

5 At Metropolis Monday, Feb. 26 Pope County vs. Goreville Tuesday, Feb. 27 Vienna vs. Joppa Brookport vs.

Hardin County Wednesday, Feb. 28 Metropolis vs. Winner Game No. 1 Thursday, March 1 Winner Game No. 2 vs.

Winner Game No. 3 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 4 vs. Winner Game No. 5 At Rldgway Monday, Feb.

26 Crab Orchard vs. Galatia Tuesday, Feb. 27 Rldgway vs. Shawneetown Eldorado vs. Equality Wednesday, Feb.

28 Carrier Mills vs. Winner Game No. 1 Thursday, March 1 Winner Game No. 2 vs. Winner Game No.

3 Friday, March 2 Winner Game No. 4 vs. Winner Game No. 5 Class AA Regional Tourney Pairings At Belleville East Monday, March 5 Cahokia vs. Sparta Belleville East Vs.

Belleville Althoff Tuesday, March 6 Belleville West vs. Winner Game No. 1 Wednesday, March 7 East St. Louis Senior vs. Winner Game No.

2 Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 3 vs. Winner Game No. 4 At East Alton-Wood River Tuesday, March 6 Alton Senior vs. Bethalto Civic Memorial Wednesday, March 7 East Alton-Wood River vs.

Jerseyville Jersey Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No. 2 At Granite City North Tuesday, March 6 Collinsviile vs. Granite City North Wednesday, March 7 East St.

Louis Lincoln vs. Granite City South Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No. 2 At Edwardsvllle Tuesday, March 6 Roxana vs.

Highland Thursday, March 8 Edwardsville vs. St. Jacob Triad Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No.

2 At Centralia Tuesday, March 6 Centralia vs. Salem Wednesday, March 7 Mascoutah vs. O'Fallon Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No.

2 At Murphysboro Tuesday, March 6 Carbondale vs. Murphysboro Wednesday, March 7 Marlon vs. Herrin Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No.

2 At Harrisburg Tuesday, March 6 West Frankfort vs. Harrisburg Other Scores tgentralla 103, Salem 60 ClfrooktyTrrso, Shawnee TT Carmi 61 Wednesday, March 7 Benton vs. Mount Vernon Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No.

2 At Effingham Tuesday, March 6 Effingham vs. Mount Carmel Wednesday, March 7 Olney East Richland vs. Newton Friday, March 9 Winner Game No. 1 vs. Winner Game No.

2 BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL At Carbondale Carbondale 56, Herrin 33 Carbondale 61, Herrin 32 (Carbondale is 7-7 and plays Monday night at Marlon) NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Saturday's Games Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 2 St.Louis 6, Colorado 3 Vancouver 5, Washington 1 Chicago 4, Atlanta 2 Boston 4, New York Islanders 4, tie Montreal 6, Toronto 3 Buffalo 2, Minnesota 1 New York Rangers at Los Angeles, Tonight's Games Vancouver at Boston St.Louis at Buffalo, (n) Atlanta at Philadelphia, (n) Montreal at Washington, (n) Pittsburgh at Detroit, (n) New York Islanders at Chicago, (n) Toronto at Minnesota, (n) Los Angeles at Colorado, (n) Gymnastics MEN'S COLLEGE GYMNASTICS Northern Illinois 214.55, SIU-C 210.20, Brig-ham Young 162.90 Ail-Around 1. Isamu Maesato, BYU, 53.15; 2. Breck Grigas. NIU, 52.9; 3 Brian Babcock, SIU-C, 51.55; 4. Scott McBroom, SIU-C, 50.85 Floor Exercise 1.

Perry Johnson, BYU, 9.35; 2. Grigas, NIU, 9.15; 3. Maesato. BYU, 9.1; 4. Bob Barut, SIU-C 9.05 Pommel Horse 1.

Mike Burke, NIU, 9.7; 2. Dave Schieble, SIU-C, 9.65; 3. Rick Adams, SIU-C 8.9; 4. Tim Olsen, NIU, 8.75 Still Rings 1. (tie) Dave Abrahamson and Kirk Mango.

NIU, 9.45; 3. Grigas, NIU, 9.25; 4. Rob Coleman, SIU-C, 9.15. Vaulting 1. Randy SIU-C, 9.6; 2.

Bob Hyde, BYU, 9.45; 3. (tie) Jeff Barlow, SIU C. Neal Shaer, NIU, 9.35 Parallel Bars 1. Brian Whitek. NIU, 9.25; 2.

Dan Muenz, SIU-C, 9.05; 3. Maesato, BYU, 9.0; 4. Grigas, NIU, 8.85 Horizontal Bar 1. (tie) D. Muenz, SIU-C, Steve Phillips, NIU, 9.2; 3.

Grigas NIU, 9.15; 4. Maesato, BYU, 9.1. Swimming MEN'S COLLEGE SWIMMING Indiana 74, SIU-C 39 400 yd Medley Relay 1, Indiana, 2. Southern Illinois, 3:25.4. Freestyle 1.

Kegley. 2. Parker, SIU; 3. Phillips, SIU 200 yd Freestyle 1. Chuck Sharpe, 2.

Keim, 3. Phillips, SIU. 50 yd Freestyle 1. Pat Looby, SIU, 21.44; 2. Samples, SIU; 3.

McGlothlin, Ind. 200-yd Individual Medley 1. Ral Rosario. SIU, 2. Frentoss.

3. Von Jouanne, SIU. One-Meter Diving Stajovich, 293.10; 2. MacGaskill, Mastey, SIU. 200 yd Butterfly 1.

Greg Porter, SIU, 2. Halliburton, 3. Rogers, Ind. 100-yd Freestyle 1. Pat Looby, SIU, 46.5; 2.

Keim, 3. Ress, Ind. 200-yd Backstroke 1. Conrado Porta, SIU, 2. Kerry, 3.

Sugfusser, Ind. 500-yd Freestyle 1. Djan Madruga, 2. Parker, SIU; 3. Kegley.

Ind. 200-yd Breaststroke 1. Lambert, Ind. 2. Schlatter, 3.

Norling, SIU. Three-Meter Diving 1. Stajovich, Ind. 353.00; 2. Bollinger 3.

Mastey, SIU 400-yd Freestyle Relay 1. Indiana, 2. Southern Illinois. MEN'S COLLEGE WRESTLING SIU-C 33. Middle Tennessee 12 SIU-C wrestlers listed first: 118 Delligatti pinned Jabaley, 5:33 126 Rice lost to P.

Simpson 8 5 134 Busse beat J. Simpson, 16 7 142 Hibbs pinned Bratchie, 2:40 150 Kauffman lost to Rowland, 19-6 158-Reed lost to Buck, 10 0 167 Walker beat Collins, 6 5 177 Ameen beat Baggett, 16 6 190 Vizzi beat Shoopman, 13 4 HWT Byrne won by forfeit SIU-C 28, Illinois State 11 118 Delligatti beat Mariani, 16-9 126 Rice pinned Phelps 4:30 134 Busse was pinned by Gibson, :18 142-Hibbs beat Egofske, 7-0 150 Kauffman beat Trice, 16-15 158 Reed lost to Bazan, 8-2 167-Walker beat Kerr, 4 3 177 Ameen beat Dergo, 4 3 190 Vizzi drew Walker, 5-5 HWT Byrne beat Schneider, 14 0 BOYS' PREP WRESTLING South Seven Conference Meet At Mount Vernon Centralia 138, Carbondale 117, Marion 64V2, Mount Vernon 60, Harrisburg 56, Herrin 45, Benton West Frankfort 25 981. Tim Moreton (MV), 2. Jessie Minor (B), 3. Tim Stafford (HB).

1051. Earl Whitelow (CE) 2. Rich Freeman (CD), 3. Lonnie Tanner (MA). 1121.

Don Caudle (CD), 2. Mike Lind-enburg (CE), 3. Jerry Leinenbach (HB). 119 1. Bob Vanek (HE), 2.

Carl Fortney (CE), 3. Jeff Meyers (CD). 1261. Chris Richard (CD), 2. Randy Whining (MA), 3.

Jay Runion (CE). 132 Brian Brown (CD), 2. Scott Germann (MV), 3. Rick Stamer (CE). 1381.

Mark Shaw (CE), 2. Scott Bollman (HE), 3. Derek Woolard (MA). 1451. Tim Knewitz (CD), 2.

Mark Miller (HB), 3. Amos Melvin (WF) 1551. Joe Samples (MA), 2. Mark Sheldon (HBG), 3. Dave Clifton (CE).

1671. Rob Lowrey (BE), 2. Leo Willis (MA), 3. Steve Bleyer (CD). 1851.

John Lovett (CE), 2. Ray Badger (MV), 3. Gary Miller (CD). HWT 1. Bill Kingsley (CE), 2.

Jay Warren (HB), 3. Bill Southern (MV) Murphysboro 42, Belleville Althoff 18 Murphysboro wrestlers listed first: 98 Perry Easton tied Schmidt 7-7 105 Mike Murphy pinned Douglas In 5:04 112 Mike Ewbanks pinned Delvecchio in 4:00 119 Jim Jacobs beat Demars 8-3 126 Danny Schnautz pinned Lillis in 3:10 132 Gib Thomas beat Ettllng 12-2 138 Bob Chambers beat Clark 1-0 145 Steve Shields pinned Runner 5:29 155 Bill Clough lost to Guthrie 9-0 167 Larry Wuest was pinned by Alvarez in 1:41 Hockey Wrestling 4 Basketball NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION By The Associates Prrss Friday's Games Boston U2. Cleveland 93 Indiana 87, Golden State S4 New York 105. Philadelphia 101 Chicago 116, New Orleans 110 Washington 120, Houston 106 Kansas City 130. Detroit 114 Phoenix 133.

San Antonio 103 San Diego 124. Denver 100 Seattle 104. Milwaukee 102 Portland 117, New Jersey 100 Sunday's Garrvj NBA All-Star Game at Pontiac, Mich. MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Southern Illinois 66, Bradley 60 BRADLEY FG FT TP Garrett 26 00 4 McMath 4 8 1-1 9 Jenkins 69 1-2 13 Anderson 9 21 2 4 20 Msniscalco 3 8 2 3 8 Malnati 2 5 2 3 6 Thomas 00 00 0 TOTALS 24 57 8 13 60 SIU FG FT TP Smith 3 8 6 7 12 Moore 2 4 0 0 4 Wilson 3 9 0 3 6 Muggins 9 12 3 3 21 Abrams 6 11 7 7 19 Ford 2-3 0 0 4 Grant 0 1 00 0 TOTALS 25 43 16-20 66 Bradley 33 2760 SIU-C 41 25-66 Shooting percentages Bradley: FG .456, FT SIU-C: FG .520, FT .800. Rebounds Bradley (34): Andersen 8, Jenkins 7, McMath 7, Malnati 5, Garrett 2, Ma-nlscalco 1, Team SIU-C (27): Abrams 10, Moore 4, Wilson 3, Smith 3, Ford 2.

Team 5. Turnovers Bradley 12, SIU-C 10. Of iclals Tom Richards, Sturdy Wanamaker. A 8,423 (The Salukis are 118 overall and 5-4 in Valley play. They play Monday night at Crcighton.) Missouri Valley Confernce All Indiana State 10 0 20 0 Drake 6 3 13 6 New Mexico State 6 4 15 8 Southern Illinois 5 4 11-3 Tulsa 5 5 118 Wichita State 5 5 10 10 Creigton 4 5 11-9 West Texas State 2 8 9-11 Bradley 1 10 7-14 Saturday's Games Southern Illinois 66, Bradley 60 Indiana State 66, Tulsa 56 Creighton 77, New Mexico State 71 Wichita State 79, West Texas State 69 This Week's Games Monday Southern Illinois at Creighton New Mexico State at Tulsa Tuesday Drake at Indiana State Thursday Creighton at Tulsa Wichita State at New Mexico State Saturday West Texas State at Southern Illinois, 7:35 p.m.

Indiana State at Bradley Creighton at Wichita State Tulsa at Drake Other Saturday Games By The Associated Press Detroit 91, Georgetown, D.C. 71 Indiana 70, Ohio St. 62 Tennessee Tech 72, Austin Peay 62 Michigan St. 61, Northwestern 50 Randolph M.acon 75, Wash. Lee 63 Memphis St.

89, Tulane 82, (OT) Purdue 54, Wisconsin 48 Hillsdale 52, Grand Vly St. 51 Virginia 83, Wake Forest 76 Ohio U. 85, Kent St. 84 Fairfield 83. Manhattan 72 Bucknell 74, Lafayette 68 Bonaventure 59, Providence 51 Kansas St.

62, Iowa St. 60 New Mexico 64, Texas El Paso 59 Texas 66, Houston 58 Ala-Birmingham 81, S. Florida 65 E. Michigan 80. Miami, Ohio 73 Indiana SE 86, Indiana-Purdue FW 72 St.

Lawrence 87, Ithaca 71 Albion 88, Spring Arbor 72 Saginaw Vly St. 65, Lake Superior St. 55 Defiance 80, Manchester 71 Briar Cliff 98, Mt. Mercy 67 Marshall 70, Tenn-Chattanooga 63 Alma 86, Aquinas 77 Michigan 74, Illinois 65 Vermont 78, Middlebury 71 Vanderbilt 66, Mississippi 58 Duke 87, Maryland 78 Creighton 77, New Mexico St. 71 N.

Illinois 73, Cent Michigan 66, (OT) David Lipscomb 74, Union 69 Wm Jewell 76, Cent Methodist 73 Ripon 72, Chicago 67 Oklahoma 80, Missouri 76 John Jay 70, Lehman 53 Temple 95, Drexel 73 N. Carolina 92, Virginia Tech 80 E. Michigan 80, Miami, Ohio 73 Oakland 54, Wayne St. 53 Olivet 74, Kalamazoo 60 UCLA 69. Oregon St.

54 American Int'l 88, St. Michael's 76 Cabrini 73, Cathedral, N.Y. 69 Colby 95. S. Maine 80 Connecticut 81, N.

Hampshire 64 Cornell 68, Dartmouth 671 Appalachian St. 76. Citadel 65 Bluefield 63. Concord eO Cedarville 72, Mt. Vernon Nazarene 71 Clemson 74, S.

Carolina 64 Georgia 67, Southern Tech 61 W. Carolina 87, Davidson 74 Ashland 120, Wilbe-force 97 Oberlin 67, Wittenberg 59 Wooster 94, Denison 63 Rochester Tech 70, Alfred 65 Nazareth 71, Brookport St. 63 Bentley 72, Cent. Connecticut 61 Bowdoin 81, St. Francis, Maine 75 Clarion 93, Lock Haven 57 Duquesne 68, Massachusetts 67 Gannon 74, LeMoyne 68 Holy Cross 66, Army 65 lona 91, St.

Francis, N.Y. 70 Kings 58, Concordia, N.Y. 53 Maine 74, Boston U. 72 Penn 86, Yale 84 Pitt 72, W. Virginia 57 St.

John's 80, Niagara 52 Trinity, Conn. 72, Conn. Coll. 54 Wash. Jefferson 99, Thiel 74 Cent.

Florida 73, Rollins 72 E. Kentucky 84, Middle Tenn. St. 83 Ga. Southwestern 76, Georgia Cell.

68 Liberty Baptist 2, Bluefield Coll. 0, forfeit Oglethorpe 60. Shorter 58 Shepherd 89, Salem, W. Va. 75 W.

Va. Wesleyan 81, Davis Elklns 62 Ball St. 78, W. Michigan 67 Cent. Ohio 98, Kentucky St.

89 Heidelberg 91, Ohio Northern 83 Notre Dame 86, Dayton 71 St. Francis, Ind. 77, Grace 67 Albany St. 64, Fredonia St. 53 Brooklyn 68, Buffalo 62 Coast Guard 64, Queens 54, (2 OT) Columbia 90, Harvard 74 Dickinson 74, Lebanon Valley 60 Eisenhower 94, Royal Military, Ont.

44 Hartwick 87, Buffalo St. 63 Houghton 83, Nyack 74 Messiah 93, Eastern, Pa. 91, (OT) Pratt 100, Stevens Tech 66 St. Peters 77, Seton Hall 70 Siena 102, St. Francis, Pa.

87 Wagner 96, LIU 82 W. Chester St. 91, Delaware 75 W. Maryland 93, Gettysburg 92, (OT) Auburn 93. Florida 92, (OT) Augusta Coll.

88, Columbus Coll. La-Grange 97, Flagler 80 Lee Coll. 82, 80, (OT) Louisville 88, Cincinnati 85 Morehead St. 83, W. kentucky 81 N.

Alabama 60, SE Louisiana 58 Track MEN'S COLLEGE TRACK Louisiana State 75, Wisconsin 56 Louisiana State 77, SIU-C 54 Wisconsin 67, SIU-C 64 One Mile run 1. Randy Jackson, 2. Mike Bisase, SIU-C, 3. Jim Stintzl, 4. Phil LaHurte, 5.

Mike Sawyer, SIU 4:11.0 440 yard dash 1. Greg Hill, LSU, 49.2; 2. Steve Lively, SIU-C, 50.0; 3. Kevin Moore, SIU-C, 51.1; 4. Pearson Jordan, LSU, 51.6; 5.

Dan Molter, 51.7 60-yard dash 1. Willie Turner, LSU, 6-1; 2. Revey Scott. LSU, 6.2; 3. Efrem Coley, LSU, 6.2; 4.

Rick Rock, SIU-C, 6.4; 5. Clarence Robison, SIU-C, 6.4. Shot put 1. Jeff Braun, 59-5; 2. Tom Marshall, LSU, 55 4V2; 3.

Stan Podolski, SIU-C SS-Ui; 4. Joe Maciejzyk, LSU, 54-9'2; 5. Dan Krueger, 53-5V4 880-yard run 1. Bruce Roberts, 2. Les Roussel, LSU, 3.

Pat Carney, 4. Jim Davis. LSU, 5. Chris Riegger, SIU-C, 1:58.5 High jump 1. Dave Randolph, LSU, 6-8; 2.

Steve Silvls. 6-6; 3. Mick Kohl, 6-6; 4. (tie) Marty Gardner, SIU-C, Gary Froehl-ich, 6-6 60-yard high hurdles 1. Orlando McDaniel, LSU, 7.4; 2.

David Lee, SIU-C, 7.5; 3. Anthony Jackson, LSU, 7.5; 4. Pete Hartman, 7.6; 5. Tracy Merfdith, SIU, 7.6 Pole vault 1. Tim Johnson, SIU-C, 16 2.

Mike DeMattei, SIU-C, 15-6; 3. Chris Duhon. LSU, 15-0; 4. Dave Chase, 15 4. Dennis Reynolds.

14-6. Long jump 1. Eugene McLain, LSU, 24 2. Rick Rock. SIU-C, 23 3.

Ernest Marvin, LSU, 22-11V4; 4. David Lee, SIU-C, 22 5. Ron Van Os, 22-5V 600-yard dash 1. Leon Banks, LSU, 2. Mike Vandermause, 3.

Kevin Moore, SIU-C, 4. Kevin Brown, 5. Mike Ward, SIU-C. 1:15.7. 300-yard dash 1.

Revey Scott, LSU, 30.5; 2. Willie Turner, LSU, 31.8; 3. Efrem Coley, LSU, 31.6; 4. Orlando McDaniel, LSU, 32.0; 5. Dan Moulter, 32.1 run 1.

Karsten Schulz, SIU-C, 2. Jeff Hacker, 3. Jeff Randolph, 4. Phil Lehurte, 5. Mike Quigiey, LSU, 2:16.8.

Two-mile run 1. Jim Stintzi, 2. Randy Jackson, 3. Mike Sawyer, SIU-C, 4. Mark Dobbins, LSU, 8:57.5.

Pete Chandler, 9:02.9. Triple jump 1. Earnest Marvin, LSU, 43 2. Rick Rock, SIU-C, 47-10; 3. Ron Van Os, 46-IV2; 4.

David Lee, SIU 46-1Vi; 5. Trace Meridith, SIU-C, 45-934 Mile relay 1. Louisiana State (Coley, Banks, Hill, Scott), 2. Wisconsin, 3:22.6. Spartans top for revenge East Lansing, Mich.

(AP) Senior Gregory Kelser's scored 18 points as Michigan State blew open a close game in the second half and rolled to a 61-50 victory over Northwestern in Big Ten basketball Saturday. The victory avenged the Wildcats' upset of MSU a week ago. The Spartans, 6-4 in the conference, played largely without sophomore st3r Earvin Johnson. Court time for the 6-foot-8 point-man and playmaker was limited by a sprained right foot suffered in Thursday's overtime victory over Ohio State. He played only the final two minutes of the game, favoring the leg slightly and scoring just four free throws.

The loss dropped the Wildcats to a 1-9 league mark and kept them buried in the basement of the Big Ten. The Spartans lead was 21-19 at half-time after they missed numerous chances from' in close during the first 20 minutes of play. But in the 10 minutes after the break, Michigan State outscored Northwestern 20-6 to take a commanding learjL Juniors Terry Donnelly and Ron Charles had 12 points each for MSU, ranked 15th nationally with a 13-5 mark. Brian Jung, Northwes tern's seven-foot junior center, had five field goals and a free throw to lead the Wildcats, 5-14 for the season, with 11 points. Detroit upsets Georgetown Detroit (AP) Guards Wilbert McCormick and Terry Duerod teamed for 42 points Saturday as unranked Detroit stunned No.

9 Georgetown 91-71 in nonconference college basketball. McCormick scored 22 points, including 12 free throws, and Duerod hit 20 as Detroit improved its record to 16-4. Georgetown also has a 16-4 mark. The Titans raced to an early 10-2 lead. The Hoyas never were closer than five points throughout the game.

At halftime, Detroit led 36-28. John Duren, a senior guard, led the losers with 20 points. Northwestern It.