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Page Sixteen SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, uNDA DECEMBER 17, 1978 Carbondale-Herrln-Murphysboro-Marion 1 Terirfieir teammat ward hack up cool Faym Seoreb Johnny Fayne, Southern Illinois leading prep basketball scorer, was held to 16 points Saturday night. But his Terrier teammates picked up the slack for a 64-50 win over Herrin at Bowen Gym in Carbondale. "Johnny played awfully well in his first three games," Carbondale Coach Doug Woolard said. "He didn't play as well tonight, but we've been talking aJJ year about having the depth and ability to pick ourselves up if somebody had an off night. I think that was indicative of our play tonight." While Fayne was held to about half his 33-points-per-game average, Craig Bardo contributed 15 points, Dave Harren added 10 and Billie Anderson came off the bench to score, eight for the Terriers, now 4-0 overall.

Herrin drops to 3-1. Fayne and Harren controlled the backboards againct the smaller Tigers, each of the Terrier big men grabbing 11 rebounds. Herrin managed to stay within 33-28 at the end of the first half before the Terriers went on a 16-9 third-quarter splurge. Herrin had the game's leading scorer, Irv Lukens, who deposited 18 points. Teammate Craig Baumgarte added 10.

Herrin shot a cool 34 percent compared to 44 percent for Carbondale. Elsewhere in the South Seven Conference, Centralia defeated West Frankfort 71-59. The win left the Orphans 2-1 in league play, behind Marion (2-0) and Carbondale (1-0). In the Southwest Egyptian Conference, Murphysboro and Pinckneyville joined Nashville at 3-0 by posting league victories Saturday night. The Red Devils defeated Sparta 67-50 behind the 20 points of Bob Stilley and the 12 points of Ray Blakemore.

Murphysboro jumped to a 29-16 first-half lead and coasted to its third straight win. Pinckneyville gained its fifth consecutive victory by pounding Carlyle 75-59 as Steve Hull poured in 26 points anJ Greg Bigham, a transfer student from Elverado, added 18 points. The Panthers broke loose from Carlyle after being tied 31-31 at halftime. Nashville breezed to its fifth straight triumph, 79-32, in a non-league rout over Breese Central. Roger Stieg led the way with 25 points, and John Jan: kowski added 15.

Du Quoin also posted a non-conference win, a 63-60 decision over Trico, Gordy Showalter led the winners with 26 points while Kevin Barlow paced the losers with 27, Metropolis dealt Benton its third straight loss, 78-73, as David Stevers scored 21 points and David Glass added 18 to overcome the 25-point performance of the Rangers' Rob Hammond. Sesser gained a first-round win at the Wayne City Holiday Tournament as Tom Witges netted 23 points and Brad Bradley 21 to lead the Red Devils to a 72-56 win over Grayville. In another first-round game, Mulberry Grove defeated Bluford 66-62. In a losers' bracket quarterfinal game at the Wayne City meet, Tamaroa belted winless Elverado, 106-61, as Mark U)wry scored 26 points. Elsewhere Saturday night, Century ripped Cape Girardeau St.

Vincent's 97-65 as Harold Abbage scored 28 points, and Goreville beat Dongola 50-32. Jones 19, Melchers 12, McCammon 12, Bridges 10, Dungey 4, Blechle 4. Totals 30 5 8 65. MURPHYSBORO (78) Maloney 21, Stilley 17, Harris 12, Borgsmiller 10, Blakemore 10. Kerrens 4, Cole 4.

Totals 36 6-13 78. Chester 16 14 15 20 65 Murphysboro 12 20 18 -r 78 Junior-varsity game: Murphysboro 65, Chester 64. (Murphysboro is 2 Chester is 1-3.) 25th Wayne City Holiday Tournament Enfield 74, Waltonvllle 66 ENFIELD (74) Bowman 25, Hosick 16, Mitchell 11, B. York 13, V. York 9.

Totals 26 22 30 74. WALTONVILLE (66) Neibel 19, Irvin 15, Hodge 17, Kabat 8, McKay 7. Totals 27 12-17 66. Enfield 21 19 18 16 74 Waltonvllle 17 20 13 16 66 (Enfield is 2 Waltonvllle is 3 2 Noble 82, Thompsonvllle 46 THOMPSONVILLE (46) Clark 4, Lampley 2, Fitch 8, Carlile 2, Summers 16, Mullins 8, Chrostoski 5, Blddhe 1. Totals 15 16 24 46.

NOBLE (82) Rusk 8, Kuenstler 15, Mitchell 14, Weber 14, Dunn 17, Muhs 5, Klinger 8, Pinkston 1. Totals 26 30 41 82. Thompsonvllle 9 11 15 11 46 Noble 13 29 26 14 82 (Noble is 4 Thompsonvllle is 1-7.) Cross vi lie 67, Wood I awn 64 CROSSVILLE (67) Clark 9, Cox 8, Layton 16, Steed 26, Henshaw 4, Kays 4. Totals 29 9 13 67. WOODLAWN (64) Ainscough 11, Boldrey 24, Boldt 7, Coleman 7, Sherman 6, Winder 9.

Totals 27 10 18 64. Crossvllle 22 8 15 22 67 Woodlawn 17 19 7 21 64 (Crossvllle is 2 Woodlawn is 2 3.) BOYS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL At Murphysboro 7th grade: Neunert 46, Immanuel 21 8th grade: Immanuel 69, Neunert 43 (Immanuel, 4-8, plays Tuesday at Du Quoin) 1 Wrestling Carbondale girls finish Gorevlllo 50, Dongola 32 DON GO LA (22) Eddleman 14. Johnson 12, B. Cook 4, Horen 2, Totals 14 4 6 31. GOREVILLE (50) Cruse 15, Whitehead 13, Tripp 12, Brenning-meyer 4, Brewer 4, Owen 2.

Totals 24 2 5 50. Dongola 8 2 14 32 Gorevllls 17 10 1112 50 Junior-varsity game: Goreville 61, Dongola 48 (Goreville is 3 4 Dongola Is 2 6.) Nashville 79, Broese Central 32 BREESE CENTRAL (32) Strieker 6, Schulte 7, Becker 8. Greer 5, Ra-termann 6. Totals 12 8-15 32. NASHVILLE (79) Groennert 1, Maschoff 6, Ruggles 2, Harre 4, Dalman 10, DeMoss 3.

Pries 6, Boczek 5, Klingenberg 2, Jankowskl 15, Stleg 25. Totals 29 21 26 79. Breese Central 4 9 I 9 32 Nashville 14 27 19 19 79 Preliminary game: Nashville 80, Breese Central 51 (Nashville Is 5 0.) Metropolis 78, Benton 73 METROPOLIS (78) Stevers 21, Glass 18, Logeman 10. Hardy 8, Welch 8, Miller 7, Shelton 4, Henley 2. Totals 27 24 30 78 8BENTON (73) Hammond 25, Smith 17, S.

Schurtz 10. La-Buwi 9, C. Schurtz 6, Jones 4, Yanclk 2. Totals 33 7 16 73 Metropolis 22 19 19 18 78 Benton 16 18 21 18 73 Preliminary: Metropolis 61, Benton 45 (Metropolis is 3 Benton is 0 3.) Du Quoin 63, Trlco 60 DU QUOIN (63) Showalter 26, Harsha 18, Brown 5, Williams 10, Kuhnert 2, Woods 2. Totals 25 13 25 63.

TRICO (60) Barlow 27, Chomness 14, O'Bannon 9, Caby 4, Bockhorn 4, Edgar 2. Totals 24 12 21 60. DU Quoin 16 11 14 22 63 Trlco 16 9 14 21 60 Preliminary: Du Quoin 65, Trico 34 (Du Quoin is 14, Trico is 15.) Plnckneyvllle 75, Carlyle 59 CARLYLE (59) Winkler 18, Lange 11, Hilmes 14, Mills 2, Kidwell 2, Boehne 10, Guthrie 2. Totals 24 11-14 59. PINCKNEYVILLE (75) Graskiewicz 9.

Hull 26. Nehrkorn l. Bigham 18, Harris 6, Kellerman 12. Houghland 3. Totals 31 13-21 75.

Carlyle 11 20 16 12 59 Pinckneyville 15 16 22 22 75 Junior varsity game: Pinckneyvllle 85, Carlyle 47 (Pinckneyville is 5 Carlyle is 1-3.) 25th Wayne City Holiday Tournament (first round) Sesser 72, Grayville 56 SESSER (72) Bradley 21, Nussbum 2, Witges 23, Merkel 7, Connor 13, Eickmeyer 2, Threewitt 4. To tals 29 14 27 72. GRAYVILLE (56) Broster 4, York 10, Thompson 11, Owen 2, Lingafelter 9, Linder 13, Hodgson 7. Totals 26 4 11 56 Sesser 12 19 19 22 72 Grayville 11 14 11 20 56 (Sesser is 2 Grayville is 0 3.) Mulberry Grove 66, Bluford 62 BLUFORD (62) M. Irwin 22, Black 4, J.

Irwin 8, Baker 14, Colwell 6, Garofolo 8. Totals 26 10 18 62. MULBERRY GROVE (66) Kious 19. Scoggins 2, Atchison 24, Bauer 2. Linton 14, Berts 5.

Totals 20 10 12 66. Bluford 12 20 14 16 62 Mulberry Grove 16 18 17 15 66 (Mulberry Grove is 5-1; Bluford is 3-4.) (consolation quarterfinals) Tamaroa 106, Elverado 61 TAMAROA (106) Hill 11. Searby 10, Lowry 26, Lynch 14, Valentine 14, Pestka 3, Burgess 9. Brocaille 7, Malanowski 8, Whittington 2, McDonnough 2. Totals 43 20 30 106.

ELVERADO (61) Gossett 7, Anderson 13, Steele 7. Chamness 4, Prince 4, Gauch 6, Martie 7. Cook 4, Porter 4. Pawiey 5. Totals 25 11 25 61 Tamaroa 27 33 24 22 106 Elverado 9 16 17-19 61 (Tamaroa is 4 Elverado is 0 9.) Century 97, Cape Girardeau St.

Vincent's 65 CENTURY (97) Abbage 28, Adkins 19, Ch. Baker 15, M. Bell 12. Helm 11. W.

Bell 10, Ct. Baker 2. Totals 44 9 11 97 ST. VINCENT'S (65) Schrader 31. Westerfield 8, Kemper 3, Bell 1, Schaumburg 3, Sipe 2, Hakenwerth 13.

Totals 24 17 20 65. Century 16 27 30 24 97 St. Vincent's 9 13 12 27 65 Preliminary won. (Century is 2-5.) Carbondale 64, Herrln 50 HERRIN (50) Lukens 18, Baumgarte 10, Tope 4, LeQuatte 3, Cerrutti 2, Elders 11, Columbo 2. Totals 22 6-11 50.

CARBONDALE (64) Fayne 16, Bardo 15, Harren 10. Anderson 8, Watson 6, Hollins 5, Ackerman 2, Wooley 2. Totals 27 10 14 64. Herrln 16 12 9 13 50 Carbondale 16 15 16 15 64 Preliminary: Carbondale 82, Herrin 60 (Carondale is 4 Herrin is 3-1.) Other Scores By The Associated Press Urbana 58, Mattoon 56 Olney 89. Paris 35 Homer 73.

Arthur 67 Chatham-Glenwood 72, Shetbyvllle 67 Centralia 71, West Frankfort 59 Edwards County 50, Mt. Carmel 43 Breese Mater Dei 43, Teutopolis 40 Edwardsviile 68, Cohokia 57 Roxana 86, Alton Marquette 60 Collinsvllle 69, E. St. Louis 62 Belleville 81, Belleville Altoff 73 Highland St. Paul 93.

Waterloo Gibault 48 E. Alton-Wood River 59, Granite City 45 St. Louis Vashon 84, Venice 75 Danville 61, Champaign 55 Danville Schlarman 69, Watseka 60 Gibson 93, Westville 56 Catlin 73, Ridge Farm 43 Paxton 55, Hoopeston-East Lynn 52 Homer 73, Arthur 67 Friday's Games Marion 89, Centralia 86 CENTRALIA (86) Worlds 11 5-6 27, Murray 9 0 0 13, Wiegel 5 MO 17, McClain 4 0-0 8, Heern 2 2-2 6, White 2 0 0 4, Bryant 1 0 1 2.Totols 36 14 20 86. MARIQN (89) Hutchinson 15 7 8 37, Jones 14 1 3 29. Carter 4 12 9, Johns 2 2 2 6, Jackson 2 0 0 4.

Pickens 2 0 0 4. Totals 39 11-15 89. Centralia 22 16 15 33 86 Marion 19 20 22 28 89 Preliminary game; Marion 54, Centralia 53 (Marion Is 3-0; Centralia is 2 1.) Tamaroa 68, Sesser 66 TAMAROA (63) Searby 19, Lowry 19. Valentine 18, Lynch 5, Hilt 4, Brocaille 2, Pestka 1. Totals 31 6-12 68.

SESSER (66) Merkel Conner 12, Mcrhet 10. Bradley 9, Nussbaum 6. Witges 6. Jones 2- Totals 24 18 31 66. Tamaroa 16 17 19 16 68 Sesser 14 21 16 15 66 Junior-varsity game; Tamaroa 43, Sesser 41 (Tamaroa is 3 2.) Sparta 57, Anna-Jonesboro 43 SPARTA (57) McCree 18, Amos 18, Peck 8, Beckley 7, Gasser 4, Wilkerson 2.

Totals 21 15 22 57. ANNA-JONESBORO (48) Wiggs 21, Basler 10, Stadelbacher 6, Wright 6, Kohier 2, Roberts 2, Haynes 1. Totals 23 2 7 48. Sparta 14 20 3 20 57 Anna-Jonesboro 12 13 12 11 43 Junior-varsity game: Anna-Jonesboro 69, Sparta 50. (Sparta is 2-1; Anna-Jonesboro is 2-2.) Plnckneyvllle 82, Du Quoin 58 PINCKNEYVILLE (82) Kellerman 16, Hull 16, Harrlss 10, Bigham 10, Nehrkorn 8, Houghland 8, Grafkewltz 6, McKinney 5, Reese 3.

Totals 28 26-35 62. DU QUOIN (58) Showalter 13, Woods 12, Harsha 10, Williams 10, Kuhnert 4, Brown 2, Rainwater 2, Gross 2, Fred 2, Coleman 1, Totals 27 4-15 58 Plnckneyvllle 19 24 15 24 82 DU Quoin 12 11 18 17 58 Junior-varsity game: Pinckneyville 63, Du Quoin S4 (Plnckneyvllle is 4 0.) Christopher 61, Johnston City 45 CHRISTOPHER (61) Evilslzer 19, Gulley 10, Bengenol 7, J. Wilkerson 6, Behm 7, G. Wikerson 4, Flowers 4, Humerickhouse 2, Blone 2. Totals 22 17-29 61.

JOHNSTON CITY (45) Kalinsky 16, Grider 12, Richard 4, Grizzel 4, Endrizzi 4, Jansco 2, Hubbard 2, Hafell 1. Totals 19 7 15 45. Christopher 10 11 21 19 61 Johnston City 8 14 10 13 45 Preliminary gome: Johnston City 44, Christopher 38 (Christopher Is 6-3.) Brook port 54, Goreville 50 GOREVILLE (50) Cruse 25, Owen 8, Tripp 11, Whitehead 4, Brewer 2. Totals 20 10 16 50. BROOKPORT (54) Clapp 17, McCutcheon 15, Green 7, Kingsley 7, Phillips 6, Washer 2.

Totals 22 10 18 54. Goreville 8 12 10 20 50 Brook port 18 6 10 20 54 Junior-varsity game; Goreville 62, Brook-port 38 (Brookport is 4 1.) Crab Orchard 86, Shawneetown 52 SHAWNEETOWN (52) Wilson 13, Barker 13, pinkston 8, Scher 8, Crane 6, Abbott 4. Totals 20 12 22 52. CRAB ORCHARD (86) Blumenstock 25, Green 14, Lanningham 13, Hosman 13, Beasley 8, Boyd 6, Phillips 2, Jordan 2, Benedict 2. Parks 1.

Totals 36 14 26 86. Shawneetown 7 14 15 16 52 Crab Orchard 21 19 19 27 86 Junior-varsity game: Crab Orchard 54, Shawneetown 45 (Crab Orchard is 5 2.) Zelgier-Royalton 90, Shawnee 69 ZEIGLER-ROYALTQN (90) Mitchell 30, Smiley 29, Bandy 15, Coulson 5, Moyers 4, Raynor 2, Billy Fann 2, Brian Fann 1. Totals 37 16 26 90. SHAWNEE (69) Livesay 19, Hill 13, Rodgers 13, Connell 10, McMahan 1C, Hudson 4. Totals 29 11-13 69.

Zelgler-Royalton 18 32 29 11 90 Shawnee 12 12 17 26 68 Junior-varsity game: Shawnee won. (Zeigler Royaltpn is 6-1.) Gorham 72, Egyptian 59 GO HAM (72) Heins 38, Bunselmeyer 12, Jay Clcardo 8, Joe Cicardo 6, Crain 4, Arbieter 4. EGYPTIAN (59) Spence 16, Pillow 12, Campbell 9, Gowin 10, Steele 6, Boyer 4, Goforth 2. Gorham 20 18 13 21 72 Egyptians 11 10 20 59 Junior-varsity game: Egyptian won. Herrln 50, Harrlsburg 33 HARRISBURG (33) Henshaw 1 5 7 7, Wright 4 0 0 8, Duncan 0 0 3 0, DeMario 0 0 2 0, Maynard 0 0 0 0, Elliott 2 2-2 6, Morgan 1 0-1 Smith 3 0 0 6, Ross 1 0 0 7, Alexander 0 2-5 2, Furlong 0 0 3 0, Totals 12 9 23 33.

HERRIN (50) Le Quatte 5 3 5 13, Lukens 5 2 4 12. Elders 1 3 4 5, Tope 4 0 1 8, Baumgarte 2 0 2 4, Cerutti 3 0-1 6, Colombo 0 0 0 0, Shadley 1 0 0 2, Doughty 0 0 1 0. Wade 0 0 0 0. Totals 21 8 18 50. Harrlsburg 6 6 10 11 33 Herrln 17 15 8 10 50 Preliminary game: Harrisburg 60, Herrin 48.

(Herrin is 3 Harrisburg is 12.) Mount Vernon 74, Breese Mater Del 66 MOUNT VERNON (74) Shrum 22, Doggan 16, Swinnen 13, Doherty 7, Smith 7, Stables 6, Ludwig 4. Totals 30 14-18. BREESE MATER DEI (66) Michels 16, Huelsmann 14, Henrichs 12, Loepker 11, Boeckmann 9. Cavalletto 4. Totals 26 14 21 66 Mount Vernon 20 18 13 23 74 Breese Mater Dei 13 15 19 19 66 Junior-varsity game: Breese Mater Dei 61, Mount Vernon 60 (Mount Vernon is 31.) orris City 57, McLeansooro 53 McLEANSBORO (53) Anselment 14, McGill 14, Steele 7, Welch 6, B.

Lee 4. Thomas 6, G. Lee 2, Totals 21 1117 53. NORRIS CITY (57) Wheeler 22, McKenzie 8, Bain 14. Miner 12.

Bryant 1. Totals 21 15 22 57. McLeansooro 14 14 14 11 53 Norris City 13 8 16 15 57 Jurior-varsity game: McLeansooro won. (Norris City is 5 0.) Meridian 78, Cobden 73 MERIDIAN (78) Vinson 24, Pratt 17, Hyte 12, McBride 9, Williams 9, Patterson 7. Totals 35 8 11 78.

COBDEN (75) B. Blunt 28, H. Blunt 23. Morrison 10, Lehr 8, Flamm 4. Totals 27 19 25 73.

Meridian 20 17 20 21 78 Cobden 12 23 17 21 73 Junior-varsity game: Cobden won. (Meridian is 4 Cobden is 5-1.) Nashville 82, Carlyle 45 CARLYLE (45) Lange 12, Hilmes 12, Wlnkeler 6, Kidwell 6, Boehne 4, Willoughby 2, Johnson 2. Totals 20 5-15 45. NASHVILLE (82) Stieg 30, Jankowski 22, Ruggles 6, Demoss 5, Maschhoff 4, Harre 4, Boccek 4, Dalman 3, Pries 2, Klingenberg 2. Totals 38 6-11 82.

Carlyle 8 11 14 12 45 Nashville 21 23 21 17 82 Junior-varsity game: Nashville 68, Carlyle 57 (Nashville is 4 0.) Steeleviile 6J, Marissa 60 STEELEVILLE (68) Gerderding 29, Uchtman 20, Dolce 9, Meyer 8, Guebert 2- Totals 29 10 20 68. MARISSA (60) Walkington 16, Edmonds 10, Hollander 10, Erb 9, Schmidt 9, Perry 6. Totals 25 10 16 60. Steeleviile 18 14 18 18 68 Marissa 14 10 17 19 60 Junior-varsity game: Marissa won. (Steeleviile is 3 4.) Eldorado 63, Cartervllle 47 ELDORADO (63) Bozarth 14, Finnie 13, Delaney 13, Stringer 5, Harbinson 4.

Gregg 5, Moore 5. Hies 4. Totals 23 19 25 63. CARTER VI LLE (47) Wynn 17, Davis 12. McDaniel 8, Jennings 6, Gobert 2.

Hancock 2. Totals 17 13 20 47. Eldorado 18 17 13 15 63 Cartervllle 12 18 8 9 47 Junlor-verslty game; Eldorado 71, Carter villa 57 (Eldorado Is 14.) Carrier Mills 90, Vienna 66 VIENNA (66) Beasley 29, Gulley 10, Huff 10, Powell 7, Pippins 6, Curley 4. Totals 27 12-24 66. CARRIER MILLS (90) Evans 34, R.

Williams 20. Allan 10, Dillard 8, Brown 6. Taborn 12. Totals 42 6-15 90. Vienna 15 17 16 18 66 Carrier Mills 22 19 24 25 90 Junior-varsity game: Vienna 6, Carrier Mills 58 (Carrier Mills is 4 0, Vienna is 3 3.) Murphysboro 78, Chester 65 CHESTER (65) Basketball NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Friday's Games City 105, Boston 101 121, New Jersey 104 Washington 116, Detroit 114 "San Antonio 125, Indiana 113 Philadelphia 91, Houston 84 New York 118, Chicago 94 Cleveland 110, Milwaukee 106 "Portland 116, Denver 113 -Los Angeles 100, Seattle 98 Saturday's Games "Washington 125, Boston 117 San Antonio 104, Golden State 96 -Chicago 108, Cleveland 100 Kansas City 128, New Orleans 100 "Los Angeles at Phoenix, (n) Sunday's Games Atlanta at New York, (n) Seattle at Cleveland, (n) Golden State at New Orleans, (n) 'Chicago at Milwaukee, (n) at Los Angeles, (n) at Portland, (n) Phoenix at San Diego, (n) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Virginia Commonwealth 73, SIU 67 SIU FG FT TP Moore 2 4 0 0 4 Smith 2 10 0 0 4 Wilson 12 20 1 2 25 Abrams 4 10 0-0 8 Muggins 9 17 00 18 Ford 3 7 0 0 6 Grant 0 3 0 0 0 CUatt 0 0 00 0 Stubbfefield 11 0 0 2 TOTALS 33 72 1-2 67 VA.

COMM. FG FT TP Elliott 4 9 3 4 11 McCray 0 1 0 0 0 Watson 8 13 6 6 22 Kottak 8 12 2 3 18 Sherod 5 9 6 6 16 Ringo 02 12 1 Harris 00 00 0 Knight 3 7 2 2 8 Stancell 11 0 0 2 TOTALS 2954 20-23 78 SIU 31 36 67 Va. Comm. 37 41 78 Shooting percentages SIU FG .458, FT Va. FG .537, FT .869.

Rebounds SIU (35): Wilson 10. Ford 9. Abrams Smith 3, Grant 3, Moore 2, Hug-gins 1, Stubblefield 1 Va. Comm. (33): Watson 10, Elliott 8, Kottak 5, Sherod 4, Ringo 3, Stancell 1, Team 2.

Turnovers SIU 10, Va. Comm. 12. A 3,000 (est.) (The Salukis are 5 4 and play Jan. 3 at home against William Jewell.) Scores By The Associated Press Friday's Games EAST Army 64, Lafayette 44 SOUTH Delaware 77, American 68 yv.

Kentucky 103, Davidson 81 MIDWEST Colorado St. 81. E. Washington 65 SOUTHWEST Texas El Paso 92, Central Florida 64 FAR WEST Nevada-Reno 98, Chico State 69 Hew Mexico 63, Hawaii 56 Washington 91, Seattle 82 TOURNAMENTS Dip Sun Tourney First Round Auburn 78, Oklahoma 70 TJavy 66, South Florida 58 Birmingham Classic First Round Texas Tech 85, Oklahoma State 83. OT Western Illinois Samford 77 Oluetoomvet Classic First Round Houston 107, Pan American 95 5W Louisiana 76, Rice 70 Golden Gats Invitational First Round San Francisco 69.

U. of Pacific 57 'Texas 101. Nevada Las Vegas 99 Governor's Classic First Round ider 44, Trenton St. 43 -Cortland St. 61.

King's Point 55, OT Industrial National Classic First Round Florida 109, Fairfield 99, 2 OT Providence 59, California 58 Malibu Classic First Round Fullerton St. 98, E. Montana 53 Northridge St 93, Cal Lutheran 58 Pepperdine 99, Portland St 64 Stanislaus 95, Point Loma 91 Utah Classic First Round Idaho State 66, Georgia 56 Utah 82, Hofstra 71 Volunteer Classic First Round Xavier 75, So Cal 63 Tennessee 100, Niagara 80 I Saturday's Games Indiana 68, Kentucky 67. (OT) Michigan 104, W. Michigan 73 Toledo 76, E.

Michigan 42 est on Colics 86, Harvard 83 Citadel 92, Wofford 68 Clemson 71, W. Carolina 56 Colgate 73, Howard 71 E. Kentucky 85, N.C. -Charlotte 80 Louisville 106. West Virginia 60 Marylarvd 82, E.

Carolina 71 Rutgers 54, Princeton 51 -St. Jotin's 90, Srignam Young 83 Virginia Tech 91. Old Domlnloni Jewell 91, Neb. Wostoyan 70 Wittenberg 9, Hiram 41 Ball St. Detroit 81 Jurman 74, Marshall 61 Illinois 82.

Kent St. 44 Indiana St. 109, Butler 71 north Carolina 70, Alchpn St. 6 North Carolina St, 75, N.C.-Wllmington 51 Syracuse 67, Penn St. 50 Virginia Commonwealth 73, s.

Illinois 67 Wake Forest 83, Appalachian St. 71 Drake 109, Mempnls St. 91 Evansvllle 65, Austin Peay 64 Grambllng 92, Southern U. II Montana 61, Kansas St. 60 N.

Texas St. 95, Lamar 97 Chlo U. Youngstown St. 71 Pittsburgh 92, Indiana, Pa. 45 Wartburg 79, Iowa Wesley an 65 Grace fed.

I Wayne 50 Iowa 95, III. Wesleyan 55 Iowa St. 77, NW Mlsasourl St. 54 Kansas 71, SMU 64 Miami, Ohio 60, Cleveland St. 53 Mohead St.

81, Mc Hesse St. 69 St. Bonaventure 113. St. Francis, N.Y.

103 TOURNAMENTS Industrial National Classic Third Place Fairfield 81, California 68 Volunteer Classic Third Place "Southern Cal 75, Niagara 63 Big Sun Tourney Third Place Oklahoma 86, S. Florida 73 Bluetoonnet Classic Third Place Pan American 75, Rice 72 BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Saturday's Games Murphysboro 67, Sparta 50 MURPHYSBORO (67) "Stilley 20, Blakemore 12, Pierson 9. Harris 8, Maloney 6, Cole 4, Borgsmiller 4, Kerrens 4.3Q 7-13 67. SPA3TA (50) McCree 12. Wilkerson 11, Gasser 8, Beckley 8, Amos 6, Anderson 3, Keplar 2.

Totals 21 Murphystfttro TO 19 22 16 67 Sparta 3 8 15 19 50 Preliminary: Murphysboro 54, Sparta 46 (Murphysboro is 3 Sparta is 2 2.) BOYS' PREP WRESTLING Mascoutah Invitational Meet 1. Belleville West 165Vi, 2. Cahokia 134, 3. Mascoutah 106, 4, Qulncy 101, 5. Carbondale 95Va, 6.

Belleville East 95, 7. Centralia 80Vi, 8. CoiUnsville 64, 9. Murphysboro 63', 10. Belleville Almoff 54', 11.

Roxana 54, 12. Wood River 50'j. 13. Alton 50, 14. Edwardsviile 48, 15.

Bethalto 43Vi, 16. O'Fallon 29tt, Carbondale wrestlers who placed: 1. Steve Bleyer at 167 2. Don Caudle at 112 2. Chris Richard at 126 4.

Tim Knewitz at 145 5. Larry Ratcliff at 98 5. Brian Brown at 132 Murphysboro wrestlers who placed: 1. Dan Schnautz at 126 1. Bob Chambers at 138 6.

Jerry Easton at 98 6. Steve Shields at 145 Centralia wrestlers who placed: 1. John Lovett at 185 Gymnastics WOMEN'S COLLEGE GYMNASTICS Friday's Meet SIU 130.65, Minnesota 121.30 Saturday's Meet SIU withdrew, forfeiting to Indiana State Football NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Saturday's Games Chicago 14, Washington 10 Pittsburgh 21, Denver 17 Sunday's Games Cleveland at Cincinnati Dallas at New York Jets New Orleans at Tampa Bay New York Giants at Philadelphia San Francisco at Detroit Atlanta at St. Louis Buffalo at Baltimore Green Bay at Los Angeles Kansas City at Seattle Minnesota at Oakland San Diego at Houston Monday's Game New England at Miami, (n) END REGULAR SEASON COLLEGE FOOTBALL Garden State Bowl Arizona St. 34, Rutgers 18 Independence Bowl East Carolina 35, Louisiana Tech 13 NCAA Division IAA Final Florida 35, Massachusetts 28 NAIA Division I Final City of Palms Bowl Angelo St.

34, Elon 14 Hockey NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Saturday's Games Boston 4, New York Rangers 1 Pittsburgh 6, Vancouver 5 Atlanta 7, Philadephia 2 Toronto 4, Detroit 2 Buffalo 5, Minnesota 2 New York Islanders 2, St. Louis 2 Chicago at Colorado, (n) Montreal at Los Angeles, (n) ESS The Carbondale Terriers won third place Saturday night in the Class AA girls' prep volleyball state tournament, defeating Sacred Heart High School of Springfield 21-19, 13-20, 20-14 at Illinois State University in Normal. Oak Park-River Forest crushed Rolling Meadows 20-10, 20-2 to win the Class AA championship. The Terriers finished the season with a record of 27-2. "I was very proud the way the team came back," Carbondale Coach Jennifer Stanley said, referring to a 164 Terrier deficit in the first game.

"We finally got our strength at the net. I emphasized all year that our service had to be consistent, and that helped our offense keep going." Chris Brewer was the top Carbondale scorer Saturday night with 12 points including three aces in 17 serves. Julie Smith had 11 points, including one ace; Mary Maxwell had eight points, including three aces; Jill Broker had radshaw too brutal for Broncos Denver (AP) Terry Bradshaw, dissecting Denver's defense with a razor-sharp passing attack, threw for two touchdowns and set up another, sparking the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 21-17 National Football League victory Saturday. The playoff-bound Steelers ended their regular season 14-2. Denver, also playoff-bound, finished at 10-6.

Bradshaw's TD aerials of 25 yards to John Stallworth and 10 yards to Jim Smith gave him 28 for the season tops in the NFL since the pro football merger in 1970. The Steelers jumped out to a 21-0 half-time lead after Bradshaw kept a first-quarter drive alive with third-down tosses of 17 and 20 yards to Stallworth. Franco Harris plunged the final yard. After a Denver fumble at the Bronco 42, Stallworth promptly caught a 17-yarder from Bradshaw and on the next play, Stallworth outwrestled two Broncos in the end zone for a 25-yard scoring pass. Pittsburgh got one more crack in the closing minutes of the half.

Bradshaw, again scrambling to escape Denver's pass rush, found Smith wide open in the rear of the end zone for the score. Denver's Norris Weese, taking over for Craig Morton in the second half, threw touchdown passes to Haven Moses and Riley Odoms. Z3Z eight points, including one ace; and Sharon Legendre scored an acoless seven points. "We worked very hard this year," Stanley said. "Our goals at the first of the year were to go undefeated and to make it to the state tournament.

And so we're here. Some of the kids are saying we played best under pressure, and we are very proud of our teamwork. The Terriers lost their chance to move into the finals when they dropped 20-6, 20-10 decisions Saturday morning to Rolling Meadows. Rolling Meadows jumped out to a 13-1 lead in the first game and coasted to an easy win. Carbondale led 3-2 and 4-2 in the second game, but Rolling Meadows tied the score 4-4 and never let the Terriers catch up.

"Rolling Meadows did what I expected it to do and harder," Stanley said. "Our blocking and hitting game was very weak." Broker was high scorer for the Terriers with five points in seven serves. Marsha Lewis, Smith, Maxwell and Legendre each had two points, Lewis and Smith both registering an ace. Sacred Heart moved into the consolation game after losing 20-11, 20-11 to Oak Park-River Forest. Carbondale Athletic Director Doug Woolard said the Terriers will be welcomed home with a caravan starting at noon today on U.S.

51 in De Soto. A rally will take place at 12:15 p.m. in the high school's Bowen Gymnasium. Quincy Notre Dame capped a 22-0 season to win the Class A state championship with a 20-4, 20-17 victory over Tolono Unity. Christmas Gift Special! JUDGE'S CHAIH Sir Only 112 Lafayotto Anna Ph.

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