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TUEFEB 13 1979 Vai uufiuoic-net i urmwi pfiyaoor o-mar lufl -OtfC l'JSJt I cell Sou mens iLLinuidMii, i ocoum rtoroMr iyV top Rosa TOW 15. Temple 19-3 279 16. Georgetown, D.C. 18-4 223 St. 14-7 210 18.

Detroit 18-4 197 19. Vanderbilt 18-5 185 20. Alabama 15-7 124 Basketball Individual High Series Mike Carneghi 619, Chuck Derbigny 603, Ken Knobbe 598 Individual High Game Steve Schneider 245, Mike Carneghi 237, John Bauernfeind 227 FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE AtSJ.Bowl Joe Perry Remodeling 14 2 Salt Pepper 14 2 Pizza Hut 9 7 Rabble Rousers 9 7 Knock -Outs 8 8 Coo Coo's Brown's Chicken 3W 12'i Frankforters 214 Team High Series Hand Salt 81 Pepper 2346, Rabble Rousers 2339. Pizza Hut 22S9 Team High Game Hand Frankforters 825, Knock Outs 806, Rabble Rousers 804 Individual High Series Scratch Men -Jim Middleton 569, Chuck Derbigny 559, Ron Stepek 522 Women Twiila Middleton 435, Diana Derbigny 431, Luclnda Vinson 430 Individual High Game Scratch Men Chuck Debinby 215, Gary Jackson 193. Jim Middleton 194 Women Luclnda Vinson 172.

Jeanne Mohr 166. Twiila Middleton 155 Benton improved its mark to 7-3 with a 70-30 triumph over Sesser. Missy Learned and Brenda Gesell each added 10 points to Benon's attack while Tracy Szczeblewski led Sesser with 10 points. Favorite Cobden, Vienna and Shawnee all posted first-round wins at the South Egyptian Conference Tournament being played at Shawnee College nearUUin. Cobden, 8:2, used 14 points from Cathy Paulson, 12 from Andee Rich and 10 from Karee Sweizer to post a 48-34 win over Century.

Carolyn Travis led the losers with 12 points. Vienna also used a balanced trio of scorers Karen Harper with 12 points, Laura Calabria with 11 and Cindy Arington with 10 to defeat Joppa 38-30. Debbie Johnson pased the losers with 14 points. Shawnee romped to a 58-26 win over Dongola as Vanessa Anderson scored 14 points, followed by Robin May with 12 and Tammy Hony with 10. Elsewhere Monday night, Nashville used Carol Brinkman's 20 points and Sara Rommelman's 16 to glide by Pinckneyville 50-23, and Coulterville ran to a 52-21 rout of Tamaroa.

Zeigler-Roylaton marched to its 12th consecutive win Monday night to highlight girls' prep basketball action in Southern Illinois. Vicki Loeh scored 16 points, Diana Fann added 12 and Angela Sandsrs scored 10 to lead the unbeaten Z-R crew to an easy 56-31 triumph over McLeansboro. Meanwhile, such highly touted teams as Eldorado, Benton and Murphysboro continued their winning ways, and the first round of the South Egyptian Conference Tournament went about as expected. Eldorado turned in one of the season's most awesome offensive displays with an 86-58 win over Metropolis. Mary Jane Duff and Lisa Whitler weeh ccorcd 20 points for Eldorado, now 11-2, while Honda Ego added 16 and Dona Broker netted 14.

Metropolis' Julie Sumner led all scorers with 29 points in the fast-paced game. Murphysboro moved to 7-2 by breezing past Sparta, 64-21. Sophomore Donna Perschbacher poured in 24 points to lead the way, followed by Joyce Lee with 13 and Bev Oliver with 10 points. Led by Cheri NagresJd's 7A points, BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Southern lllinoisan Basketball Poll Class A 1 Nashville (9) 20-1 90 2 Cairo 19-2 81 2 Pinckneyville 16-5 61 4 Carrier Mills 15-3 51 (tie) Meridian 13-4 51 6 McLeansboro 16-6 50 7 Gorham 16-3 34 8 Zeigler-Royalton 18 2 31 9 Metropolis 8-10 14 10 Steeleville 14-6 9 (Points are awarded on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis with first-place votes In parenthesis. Members of the poll panel include coaches: Bob Bogle, Nashville; Dave Lee, McLeansboro; Larry Abell, Goreville; Don Smith, Anna-Jonesboro; Jerry Quails, Gorham; Marian Hight, Century; Art Brandon, Zeigler-Royalton; Rich Powers, Crab Orchard; Ray Foote, Cartervllle; and Ray Lowry, Ta-maroa.

Marian Hight, Century, could not be reached Monday when the poll was taken.) Class AA Benton 70, Sesser 30 SESSER (30) Mygatt 6, Dublo 4, T. Szczeblewski 10, Johnson 2, King 2, Hicks 6. Totals 15 0-0 30. BENTON (70) Nagreski 24, Rusher 8, Chaplain 2, Bauer 6, Learned 10, Gesell 10, Savechage 8, Bell 2. Totals 32 6-8 70.

Sesser 8 610 6-30 Benton 25141912-70 (Benton Is 8-3; Sesser Is 7-5) Preliminary game: Sesser 30, Benton 20. (The Sesser junior varsity is 5-0) Eldorado CS, Metropolis 53 METROPOLIS (53) Oliver 6, Gilbert 2, Sandusky 9. Sumner 29, Stevers 2. Totals 23 12 16 58. ELDORADO (86) Brewer 14, Duff 20, Ego 16, Whitler 20, Frailey 8, Swart 2, Kelly 4, Long 2.

Totals 40 6-20 86. Metropolis 10111918-53 Eldorado 27 19 22 18 (Eldorado is 112; Metropolis is 7-2) Zeigler-Royalton 55, McLeansboro 31 ZEIGLER ROYALTON (56) Fann 12, Sanders 10, Short 4, V. Loeh 16, Peterson 6, J. Loeh 2, Leposky 3, Weiser 2, Spiller 1. Totals 21 14 22 56.

MCLEANSBORO (31) Heil 8, Irvin 2, Hall 11, Collins 4, Johnson 4, M. Agostine 2. Totals 13 5-19 31. Zeigler-Royalton 18 14 8 16 56 Mceansboro 3 7 714-31 (Zeigler-Royalton is 12-0; McLeansboro is 2-8) Preliminary game: McLeansboro 21, Zeigler-Royalton 18 Other Games Tonight Cairo at Century Benton at Centra I ia Carbondale at Sparta McLeansboro at Harrisburg Marion at Mount Vernon Anna-Jonesboro at Du Quoin BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL At Mount Vernon Herrin 61, Mount Vernon 59 (Herrin is 10-7; Mount Vernon is 10-3) BOY'S JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL St. Mary's 7th Grade Tournament At Chester (championship) Trico 52, Chester 43 TRICO (52) Prange 9, Davis 13.

Ehlers 22, Kuhnert 8. CHESTER (43) Andrews 10, Beck 6, Draves 8, Gordon 10, Search 14. Trlco is 12 14 52 Chester 11131212-43 (third place) Red Bud 71, Chester St. Mary's 23 (consolation championship) Marissa 41, Steelville 20 20-1 100 16- 5 84 12- 7 52 11- 9 36 9-10 28 1 Carbondale (10) 2 Centra I ia 3 Murphysboro 4 Marion 5 Benton HERRIN MERCHANTS' LEAGUE At Herrin Bowl Coca Cola 24 4 Hometown Distributing 23 5 Camarato Vending 18 10 The Den 17 11 ARAB 14 14 Pepsi Cola l3'al4Vj Herrin Bowl 13 15 Hays Chevrolet 13 15 Dairy Queen 13 15 Dura Container 13 15 Buck Miller Tires 12 16 Fred Small Auto Parts 11 17 Brewster Motors 10' 17Vi Dryden Truck Lines 10W Wt Claunch Motors lO'i l7Vi Inman Freight 8 20 Team High Series Hometown Dlst. 3062, Inman Freight 3061, Herrin Bowl 3059 Team High Game Hometown Dist.

1053, Dryden Truck Lines 1052, Coca Cola 1050 Individual High Series Ray Meadows 635, Bill Newlon 631, Gary Wade 631 Individual High Game Tom Mezo 269, Paul Gotherd 237, John Ottolini 236 Lawremewlle, Bulldogs win today, followed by the Carbondale Lin-coln-Olney game, which will conclude first-round play in the eight-team tourney. The semifinals will be played Wednesday night, and the finals are scheduled for Thursday night Lawrenceville and Harrisburg each posted first-round wins Monday night in the Southern Illinois Junior High School Association Class state tournament at Benton. Lawrenceville ousted Cairo, 3-57, and Harrisburg eliminated Centralia, 5548. Benton meets Salem at 6:30 p.m. HERRIN WINTER MIXED LEAGUE At Herrin Bowl Ten Pins 20 8 Gutter Dusters Wh lO'j KerrisKats WhWh Snoopys 17 11 Troop 16 12 Bobs Mob 1 13 Pace Setters 15 13 Odd Balls 15 13 Gobblers 14'? l3Vi Cardinals 14 14 Screw Balls 13' 14'j 4F's 13 15 Pros 11 17 Alley Cats 10 18 Slo Pokes 9 19 Local Yokels 6 22 Team High Series Bobs Mob 2501.

Gobblers 2494, Snoopys 2432 Team High Game Gobblers 871, Bobs Mob 855, Snoopys 851 Individual High Series Men Don Cut-rell 738, Mike Baggett 669, John Calcaterra 628 Women wilma Parker 605, June Hunter 588, Avis Wade 579 Individual High Game Men Don Cuf-rell 280, Brad Palmer 235, Mike Baggett 235 Women Wilma Parker 236, Winona Ed-miston 225, June Hunter 223 Hockey We have only changed our name The Management Staff of the Franklin Insurance Agency are proud to announce that they are now Tito JanQlla OiniosiiirainicQ Agoncy at 512 W. Main St. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Monday's Game Toronto 5, Chicago 2 Tuesday's Games Colorado at N.Y. Islanders Vancouver at St. Louis (Points were awarded on a 10-8-6-4-2 basis.

Members of the poll panel included coaches: Tim Ricci, West Frankfort; Marty Jacobus, Sparta; Jeff Ferguson, Herrin; Gene Haile, Harrisburg; Keith Law, Mount Vernon; Jim Roberts, Central ia; Rich Herrin, Benton; Gene Watson, Marion; Doug Woolard, Carbondale; and Tom Ashman, Murphysboro.) Class A AP Poll By The Associated Press The top 16 teams in the Associated Press Class A Illinois high school basketball poll with team records and first-place votes in parentheses: 1. N. Lenox Providence (21-1) (6) 257. 2. Nashville (21-1) (3) 249.

3. Havana (20-0) (7) 241. 4. Madison (17-3) 199. 5.

Kewanee Wethersfield (20-0) (1) 197. 6. Cairo (17 2) 161. 7. Riverton (17-1) 159.

8. Lawrenceville (15-3) 131. 9. (tie) Oregon (19 2) 113. 9.

(tie) New Athens (20-1) 113. 11. Brimfleld (21-1) 85, 12. Pittsffeld (17-2) 83. 13.

Highland St. Paul (16-4) 50. 14. Tisilwa (19-0) 48. 15.

Augusta Southeastern (15-3) 30. 16. Princeton (15-7) 25. Others receiving votes In order of points: Blooming ton Central Catholic, Payson, Car-mi, Watseka, Lena-Winslow, Roanoke-Benson, Rldgway, Carrier Mills, Ottawa Marquette, Harvard St. George, Peru St.

Bede, Oakwood, Rochester, Effingham St. Anthony, Pinckneyvllle, Gibson City, Marshall, Sheldon, Gardner-South Wilmington, Franklin Center, Wyoming, Decatur St. Teresa, Beardstown, Addison Driscoll, Fairfield, Pleasant Hill, Chrisman, Norris City, Streator-Woodland, Venice, Timothy ChriS' tian, Saybrook-Arrowsmith, Barry, McLeansboro. Class AA AP Poll By The Associated Press The top 16 teams In the Associated Press Class AA Illinois high school baketball poll with team records and firstplace votes In parentheses: 1. Quincy (210) (9) 188 2.

Proviso East (21-1) 175 3. Westchester St. Joseph (19 2) (3) 170 4. Lockport (20-1) 156 5. Morton (18-0) 136 6.

Chicago Heights Bloom (19 2) 135 7. Chicago Manley (18-2) 120 8. Rockford Auburn (17-1) 102 9. Maine South (19-1) 90 10. Barrington (21-2) 84 11.

Kankakee Westview (20-1) 66 12. Homewood-Flossmoor (19-3) 48 13. East Moline (16-4) 44 14. Carbondale (19-1) 23 15. Collinsville (17-4) 15 16.

Chicago St. Ignatius (15-2) 12 Others receiving votes In order of points: Geneseo, Rich Central, Benet Academy, Rockford East, LaSalle-Peru, Peoria Rich-woods, Chicago Lane Tech, Olney, Chicago St. Patrick, Joliet Catholic, Carpentersville Crown, Danville. Tonight's Games Meridian at Cairo Zeigler-Royalton at Thompsonville Christopher at Century Carterville at Sesser Elverado at Gorham Brook port at Cobden Goreville at Crab Orchard Egyptian at Dongola Carrier Mills at Hardin County Marissa at Coulterville Valmeyer at Steelevllle GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Murphysboro 64, Sparta 21 SPARTA (21) Bleem 9, Durcks 8, Hess 1, Hartman 2, Buckhart 1. Totals 6 9-22 21.

MURPHYSBORO (64) Lee 13, Oliver 10, Whitfield 4, Perschbacher 24, Endres 4, Mileur 4, Arbeiter 3, Lewis 2. Totals 25 14-24 64. Spata 3 4 5 9-21 PINCKNEYVILLE (23) Bird 16, Welsch 4, Hicks 2, Edie 1. Totals 9 5-10 23. Nashville 8 13 10 19 SO Pinckneyvllle 4 7 012-23 (Nashville is 4 Pinckneyville is 1-7) TV Sports Cairbondall, ODD TODAY 6:30 Ch 2 Bowling for Dollars 7:00 Ch 7 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show FRIDAY NIGHT TWILIGHT LEAGUE Westroad 57 35 Van Cloostere 54 38 Jerry Huffman 48 44 National Guard 47t 44' Bob Bahr 46 46 Diederich 43Vi 48' Ramada Inn 42 30 Hales 30 62 High Team Series Ramada Inn 2421, Bob Bahr 2405, Jerry Huffman 2372 High Team Game Westroad 849, Bob Bahr 848, Ramada Inn 841 Individual High Series Bonnie Pinkerton 553, Ina Fite 537, Mary Nesler 514, Carole Wexstten513 Individual High Game Carole Wexstten 232, Ina Fite 214, Bonnie Pinkerton 206 618-467-2179 the staff service remain the same.

Bowling NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION By The Associated Press Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. OB Washington 37 16 .698 Philadelphia 32 19 .627 4 New Jersey 26 26 .500 10 New York 25 33 .431 14Va Boston 23 32 .418 15 Central Division San Antonio 33 24 .579 Houston 31 23 .574 Vi Atlanta 30 27 .526 3 Cleveland 21 34 .382 11 Detroit 19 37 .339 13W New Orleans 19 37 .339 13V Western Conference Midwest Division Kansas City 34 20 .630 Denver 30 27 .526 SV2 Milwaukee 24 34 .414 12 Indiana 22 33 .400 12'? Chicago 20 35 .364 14V Pacific Division Seattle 34 20 .630 Los Angeles 35 21 .625 Phoenix 33 22 .600 Vh Portland 27 25 .519 6 San Diego 27 30 .474 8'i Golden State 25 32 .439 lOVa Monday's. Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Kansas City at New Jersey Los Angeles at Cleveland Denver at Chicago Indiana at Houston Washington at San Diego New Orleans at Portland MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Drake 79, Southern Illinois 75 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS FG FT TP Smith 2-5 4-4 8 Moore 8 13 0-0 16 Wilson 6-15 1 -3 13 Huggins 4-9 7-7 15 Abrams 4-10 7-10 15 Ford 3-4 2-2 8 Stubblefield 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS 27-56 21-26 75 DRAKE FG FT TP Wright 6-14 0- 1 12 Banks 1-4 0-2 2 Johnson 0-3 0-0 0 Krekiow 14 25 2-2 30 May 6-10 1- 4 13 Monk 0-1 0-0 0 Hill 4-5 2-3 10 Sampson 4-5 1-3 9 Watson 0-2 2-2 2 Stahl 0-0 0-0 0 Thorpe 0-2 1-2 1 TOTALS 35-71 9-19 79 Southern Illinois 45 30-75 Drake 35 4479 Shooting percentages SIU FG .482, FT Drake: FG .493, FT .474. Rebounds SIU (37): Wilson 15, Smith 7, Ford 7, Moore 4, Abrams 2, Huggins 1, Team Drake (38); Sampson 6, May 6, Krekiow 6, Wright 4, Thorpe 4, Banks 3, Watson 3, Johnson 2, Monk 1, Team 3. Turnovers SIU 22, Drake 15.

Officials Phil Benson, Joe Thomas. A 6,576. (The Salukis are 12-10 overall and 6-6 In Valley play and are home at 7:35 p.m. Thursday to play Indiana State.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST "Army 71, Fordham 70 Boston U. 85, Richmond 69 Bucknell 82, Gettysburg 74 Delaware St.

73, York, Pa. 54 Drexel 73, Hofstra 68 La Salle 100, Lehigh 93 LIU 60, Siena 59 Maine 85, Massachusetts 67 Rutgers 83, New Hampshire 73 St. Bonaventure 86, St. Francis, Pa. 77 Joseph's, Pa.

65, Delaware 63 SE Massachusetts 72, Plymouth St. 69 Springfield 81, Benttey 78 Stevens Tech 93, NY Maritime 79 Wagner 66, Manhattan 55 SOUTH Alabama St. 97, Alabama 86 Bir. -Southern 86, 71 Citadel 72, VMI 69 Concord, W. Va.

82, Morris Harvey 61 Davidson 70, UT-Chattanooga 64 Davis Elkins 76, W. Virginia St. 63 E. Kentucky 87, Murray St. 76 Fairmont St.

84, Bluefield St. 67 Florida A8M 92, Morris Brown 89, OT Florida St. 84, St. Louis 79 George Mason 67, Randolph-Macon 64 Hampton Inst. 102, Winston-Salem 84 Jacksonville 54, 52 Kentucky 80, Mississippi St.

65 Louisiana St. 78, Auburn 68 Mars Hill 82, Wingate 80 Mercer 87, Ga. Southern 78 Mississippi 67, Florida 65 Miss. Valley 103, Bluff 83 "Morehead 78, Austin Peay 75 N. Carolina 70, Campbell 67 N.C-Charlotte 76, New Orleans 66 Pembroke St.

23, Fayetteville St. 21, 2 OT S. Alabama 73, S. Florida 61 S. Carolina 100, Baptist 67 SW Louisiana 70, Louisiana Tech 59 Tennessee St.

81, N.C. Central 58 Tulane 75, S. Mississippi 74 Vanderbilt 65, Alabama 57 Virginia 85, Robert Morris 79 Virginia St. 90, Elizabeth City St. 81 Virginia Tech 55, William Mary 49 Wake Forest 84, N.C.-Greensboro 76 W.

Kentucky 80, Tennessee Tech 66 W. Va. Wesleyan 73, Shepherd 65 MIDWEST Bowling Green 98, Duquesne 82 Cent. Okla. 106, E.

New Mexico 62 Cincinnati 60, Xavier, Ohio 58 Drake 79, S. Illinois 75 Ferris St. 62, Hillsdale 52 Grand Valley St. 80, Wayne St. 66 Indiana St.

100, W. Texas St. 75 -Kent St. 101, Wilmington 70 Loyola, III. 104, Ohio U.

75 N. Illinois 110, Valparaiso 68 NW Missouri 91, Cent. Missouri 65 7 St. Joseph's, Ind. 73, E.

Illinois 72, OT SW Louisiana 70, Louisiana Tech 59 SW Missouri 77, NE Missouri 75 -Wright St. 70, Cleveland St. 64 1 SOUTHWEST Angelo St. 75, Stephen F. Austin 62 Arkansas 71, Baylor 62 E.

Texas St. 33, SW Texas 31 Hardin Simmons 63, Centenary 61 Houston 101, SMU 94 Howard Payne 79, Texas 74 Rice 84, TCU 80 S. Arkansas 50, 47 Sul Ross 76, McMurry 74 Texas 65, Texas 57 Trinity 94, Southwestern 74 FAR WEST Chaminade 66, Hawaii-Hilo 65 New Mexico Highlands 72, Adams St. 67 Washington St. 69, Stanford 47 W.

Montana 67, N. Montana 63 W. New Mexico 79, Fort Lewis 72 EXHIBITION Athletes in Action 96, Appalachian St. 62 The AP Top Twenty By The Associated Press 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 20-19-18-1M6-15-14-13-12-11-10-9-8 7 6 5-4 3 2-1: I.Indiana St.

(43) 23-0 1,196 2. UCLA09) 18 3 1,190 3. NotreDame 17-3 1,073 4. North Carolina 18-4 983 5. Duke 17 4 901 6.

LouisIana St. 20 3 895 7.Syracuse 202 869 8.Michigan St. 16-5 795 9.LouiSville 21-4 759 10. Marquette 17-4 749 11. Arkansas 18-4 532 12.

Texas 18 5 507 13. Purdue 19-5 310 14. Iowa 16-5 309 mm BH HI 1 Sot. 8:30 A.M. Sun.1 P.RI.-GP.IU.

Winter has us over-stocked. We have to move our cars. and raoDD UEWEKl bo' THURSDAY MEN'S CLASSIC At S.I. Bowl S.I. Bowl 17 3 High Lifters 17 3 Kirgan Construction 15V? AV2 Chicago Sammich Co.

14 6 Gentry Insurance Realty 14 6 Crossroad Sporting Goods 14 6 Sandbaggers 14 6 Ken's Disposal Serv. 13'? 6Vz Denny's Restaurant 13 7 Bluebird Chasers 12 8 Perry's Remodeling 12 8 Cable 12 8 Amax Coal Co. 11 9 J. Craig Construction 11 9 Budweiser lOVi 9'2 Old State 10 10 First Federal of Herrin 10 10 Team No. 4 9V2 IOV2 J.W.

Construction 9 11 Bobb's Remodeling 9 11 Pheip's Dodge Boards Arrows 9 11 Bleu Flambe 8 12 Kane Acres V2 UV2 Coo-Coo's 7 13 Pabst 7 13 Airport Racquetball 7 13 of 6V2 13V Murdale True Value 6 14 Varsity Grill Klyis 6 14 Pinch Penny Pub 4 16 APO 4 16 Team No. 27 0 4 High Team Series Ken's Disposal Service 3068, High Lifers 3018, Cable 3015 High Team Game Ken's Disposal Service 1102, High Lifers 1079, Sandbaggers 1060 High Individual Series Gary McComb 628, Doug Daggett 624, Roy Locke 615 High Individual Game D. Woitkiewicz 244, Doug Daggett 233, Gary McComb Roy Locke Chuck Derbigny 226 HERRIN HOUSEWIVES Herrin Bowl Lucky Strikes? 16 4 Lady Bugs 15 5 Pink Panthers 14 6 Pin Spinners 13 7 Should Beens 10 10 Road Runners 10 10 Misfits 9 11 Keglers 911 Fireflies 9 11 Good Bad-Cute 812 Cut Ups 8 12 Four Squares 7 13 Baptist Bombers 6 14 Slow Starters 6 14 Team Series Good-Bad-Cute 2454, Pink Panters 2445, Should Beens 2443 Team Game Should Beens 899, Pin Spinners 854, Good-Bad-Cute 845 Individual Series Wilma Parker 633, Sue Montgomery 605, Joyce Followed 554 Individual Game Wilma Parker 253, Sue Montgomery 217, Marian Profltt 212 WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE At S.I. Bowl Just Pants 16 8 Eastside Lumber 12 8 Pizza Hut 1410 Budweiser 14 10 IkesBuick 1410 Perrys Remodeling 14 10 710 Book Store 1311 K-Mart 1 1310 Component Bldg. Systems 12 12 Minuteman 12 12 Peppys Food Shop 1212 Marlon IGA 10 14 Quaglia Construction 10 14 Pearson Home Builders 9 15 K-Mart 2 14 Nances Trading Post 7 17 Team High Series Pizza Hut 3107, Minuteman 3043, Budweiser 3044 Team High Game Pizza Hut 1093, Mnute-man 1089, Perrys Remodeling 1076 OVER CO LATE MODEL USED CARS STOCK SsBsctt coco (on dHjopHay Bim MP Sgitucco acea)-Duav hzon cCcamsifl up aotd placed Dim idp garaga co yoio'DD foa Dim aott off South Egyptian Conference Tourney AtUllin (first round) Shawnee 53, Dongola 25 SHAWNEE (53) Anderson 14, May 12, Hony 10.

Charles 7, Schaefer 5, Walker 5, Nauert 3, George 2. Totals 26 6-19 58. DONGOLA (26) Adams 19, Keller 2, Rosenthal 4, Thuemiing 1. Totals 6 12-22 26. Shawnee 9191515-53 Dongola 2 11 6 7-21 (Shawnee Is 2-6; Dongola is 0-3) Cobden 43, Century 34 CENTURY (34) C.

Travis 12, Kindle 4, A. Massie 2, D. Mas-sie 4, S. Willis 7, C. Willis 5.

Totals 16 2 13 34. COBDEN (43) C. Paulson 14, Rich 12, Sweltzer 10, Hell 8, L. Paulson 2, Hale 2. Totals 18 12 22 43.

Cobden 7 8 16 17 43 Century 10 3 813-34 (Cobden is 8-2; Century is 2-3) Vienna 33, Joppa 30 VIENNA (33) Harper 12, Calabria 11, Arington 10, Briggs 3, Mathis 2. Totals 14 10-24 38. JOPPA (30) Johnson 14, Adkins 9, Synder 7. Totals 10 10-20 30. Vienna 1510 67-33 Joppa 51210 5-30 (Vienna is 3-9; Joppa is 1-5) Today No games scheduled Wednesday's Games (escend round) 6:30 Goreville vs.

Shawnee 8:00 Brookport vs. Egyptian Coulterville 52, Tamaroa 21 COULTERVILLE (52) Kelly Waldrup 19, Kim Waldrup 10, Lawless 13, Hellmer 4, Rackley 6. Totals 24 4-14 52. TAMAROA (21) Kuberskl 2, Rulevish 8, Nippe 2, Nlppe 1, Zleckler 4, Terry 4. Totals 8 5-9 21.

Coulterville 17111212-52 Tarns roa 0 310 21 (Coulterville Is 5-2; Tamaroa Is 0 2) G21 N. Park Avo. Horrin.