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SOUTHERN JLLINOISAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1979 Carbondale-Herrln-Murphysboro-Marlon- Page Twelve IT hoDdl- di stefiigTOBi I s.coFeiPoaFa 1 Basketball You'll find more scores on Page 14 For the Redbirds, forward Joby Wilson and center Keith Griffith each had 13 points. Besides his club's strong defense, Woolard said he was pleased with his team's depth. He employed 10 regular players before clearing the bench late in the game. "We've established more depth than; we've ever had," said Woolard, whose club is shooting for its third consecutive South Seven crown. And how would Woolard compare this: year's team to his past two champion--ship clubs? "We need to improve our rebound-, ing," he said.

"Defensively at times we don't have the intensity on the 'spacej and "But we're as good a man-to-man-team and outside shooting club as I've: ever had." By Alan Fredman Of The Southern5 IUinoisan Tim Ricci confirmed Saturday night what many observers Have been saying all season the Carbondale Community High School basketball team is in an advantageous position in the South Seven Conference race. "They're going to be tough to beat," the first-year West Frankfort coach said after his Redbirds were thrashed by the host Terriers 75-57. "Benton has the only shot." Now 5-0 in the league, 13-1 overall, the Terriers led Benton by one game. The two clubs have two remaining matches (Feb. 6 at Carbondale and Feb.

23 at Benton.) Ricci's Redbirds had entered the weekend in second place in the South Seven with a 4-1 mark (7-3 overall) but were beaten 47-40 Friday night by Benton after squandering a five-point fourth- The game was deadlocked twice in the early going until center Dave Har-ren put the hosts ahead to stay 7-4 when he converted a three-point play with 5:06 left in the first quarter. The Terriers increased their margin to 15-8 at the end of the first period and 28-10 at halftime. The Redbirds, however, cut the deficit to 28-22 at the start of the third-period. But the Terriers then tallied two straight buckets one on a layup by Harren, the other on a layup by the Johnny Fayne, who poured in a game-high 23 points. Harren, despite being in foul trouble most of the game, contributed 15 points, and Craig Bardo, hampered by the flu this week, added 12 for the Terriers, who hit their zenith, 64-40, with 4:09 left in the game.

quarter lead. Still, Ricci said his team's mental attitude was good entering Saturday night's match against the Terriers. "We came over here ready to play," Ricci said. "The kids were disappointed we lost to Benton, but we weren't really down." But the scrappy Terriers certainly didn't make West Frankfort feel any better as they never trailed throughout the contest. "I don't think it was one of our best shooting games from the field," Terrier Coach Doug Woolard said.

"Our defense contributed to our success." Woolard's club was in a man-to-man defense the first part of the game and then switched into its heralded "space-and-trap" zone in the second quarter, forcing the outmanned Redbirds into taking several low-percentage shots. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Friday's Games Boston 103, Milwaukee 102 New York 105, Cleveland 101 Denver 101, Indiana 98 Washington 113, Chicago 102 New Orleans 107, Portland 101 Kansas City 115, San Antonio 113 Houston 122, Los Angeles 121, OT Saturday's Games Atlanta 11 8, New Orleans 94 Detroit 122, Kansas City 110 Boston 103, Philadelphia 102 Washington 109, Indiana 104 Portland 118, San Antonio 113 Seattle 107, Chicago 101 Denver 109, Golden State 106 Phoenix 116, Houston 97 Sunday's Games Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Cleveland New York at Milwaukee Atlanta at New Orleans Golden State at Los Angeles MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Reseirke's fire throws upset Red Dewils SIU-C 76, Bradley 73 possible game because of that 26-point difference the last time we met," Ger-lach said. He credited the victory to excellent team defense from the Indians. "We've had rough time with our injuries," Gerlach said. "But the kids have stuck it out and we now have won three of our last four games." The Red Devils led by seven at the end of the first quarter and also took a seven-point lead into the locker room at the half.

But in the third quarter, the Indians came to life and posted a 20-8 Reserve Jeff Coleman, playing for regular Ted Harsha, scored two free throws with seven seconds left to lift Du Quoin to a 53-52 upset win Satuday night over Murphysboro. Harsha had fouled out with three minutes remaining. "Coleman came in and 'did a good job for us," Du Quoin Coach Gib Gcrlach said. "This has to be the biggest win of my coaching career. In an earlier meeting this season, Murphysboro pounded Du Quoin 100-74.

"We knew we had to play our best SIU-C FG FT TP Smith 25 00 4 Moore 10 14 3 3 23 Wilson 7-10 23 16 Huggins 4 10 1-3 9 Abrams 8 13 6 7 22 Grant 1-3 0 2 2 Ford 03 00 0 Stubblefield 02 00 0 TOTALS 32-60 12-18 76 BRADLEY FG FT TP Garrett 6 13 56 17 McMath 26 00 4 Jenkins 5-9 00 10 Anderson 11 23 2 2 24 Maniscalco 7-10 12 15 Malnati 0-0 34 3 Lindford 00 00 0 TOTALS 31-61 1114 73 VS rr All rfs I 1 Harold Bunt with 19 points. Brookport raised its record to 6-5j Cobden fell to 7-6. Pinckneyville rolled over Sparta, 76 43, in a Southwest Egyptian r. Visiting Pinckneyville raced to a 22-7" first quarter lead and coasted to the win behind an 18-point output by senior Steve Hull. The Panthers improved their conference mark to 6-2.

Sparta stands at 3-5. Anna-Jonesboro embarrassed Carter--ville 81-51 in a non-conference game. Garry Wiggs led the Wildcats with a game-high 28 points. Ken Stroud paced the losers with 17. In South Seven Conference action, Benton drilled Mount Vernon 65-58, Cen-, tralia edged Marion 77-75 and Herriri squeezed past Harrisburg Benton, a conference contender every year, stands 5-1 in league play, trailing' only Carbondale in the South Seven.

Rob Hammond of the Rangers and Jamie Doggan of the Rams shared scor-. ing honors with 16 apiece. Centralia moved into sole possession of third place in the South Seven with the triumph over the Wildcats. All five Orphan starters hit double; figures: Mike Murray tossed in 20, John Wiegel added 18, Reuben McClain and Tony World each had 12, and David' White had 10. Tony "Too Tall' Jones took high scor-r; ing honors with 31.

The Orphans boast a 10-4 record, Marion is 9-6. In the only oher area game, Breese Mater Dei walked over Eldorado 84-63. edge over the Stunned Red Devils. Murray Williams poured in 13 points for the Indians, while teammates Gordy Showalter and Dave Morganstern each had 12. Ray Blakemore led the Devils with 12.

Du Quoin now is 4-11 overall and 1-6 in the conference. Murphysboro dropped to 5-6 overall and 5-2 in the conference. In the championship game of the South Egyptian Conference Tournament, Egyptian led all the way in defeating Vienna 69-53 for the championship. The Pharoahs took an early 19-13 first quarter lead and increased the advantage to 33-25 at the half. Egyptian was led by Don Spence, the No.

7 prep scorer 'in Southern Illinois, who tossed in 29 points. Vienna wasted a 20-point output by Todd Beasley. The victory put Egyptian at 8-6 for the year. Vienna stumbled to 7-6. Shawnee came from behind to squeak by Century, 60-59, for the consolation championship.

The Redskins placed three players in double figures Kevin Livesay with a game-high 17, and Lee Connell with 15 and Bobb Hill with 10. Mitch Helm and Chris Baker paced the Centurions with 12 each. Third place in the tourney went to Brookport, which handed Cobden a 62-55 setback. Chris McCutcheon, a 5-foot-8 junior, took scoring honors for the winning Bulldogs. Cobden was led in scoring by (championship) Egyptian 69, Vienna 59 VIENNA (59) Beasley 20, Huff 14, Pippins 11, Watson 7, Powell 3, Farmer 2, Kerley 2.

Totals 26 7-12 59. EGYPTIAN (69) Spence 29, R. Campbell 14, Steele 11, Gowln 7, Baugher 5, Carlton 3, Totals 29 11-16 69. Vienna 13 12 18 1659 Egyptian 19 14 20 16-49 Benton 65, Mount Vernon 53 MOUNT VERNON (53) Swlnnin 10, M. Piper 10, Thomas 2, Shrum 12.

Ludwig 8, Ooggan 16. Totals 22 14-15 55. BENTON (65) S. Shurtz 14, c. Schurtz 3, Hammond 16, Smith 6, Jones 5, Ward 15, LaBuwi 6.

Totals 26 13 22 65. Mount Vernon 10 22 1353 Benton 12 19 19 1565 Junior varsity game: Mount Vernon won (Benton is 6-6; Mount Vernon is 5 8) Anna-Jonesboro 81, Cartervllle 51 CARTE VI LLE (51) Stroud 17, Gottfried 11, McDaniel 8, Jennings 6, Hancock 4, Allen 4, Bogard 1. Totals 22 7-14 51. ANNA-JONESBORO (81) Wiggs 28, Basier 10, J. Evans 9, C.

Evans 8, Stadelbacher 8, Kohler 4, Choate 6, Roberts 4, Haynes 4, Totals 36 9-17 81. Cartervllle 12 7 13 1951 Anna-Joneso4o 16 23 24 1881 Prelininary game: Anna-Jonesboro 77, Cartervllle 37 (Anna-Jonesboro is 5-10; Carterville is 3 7 Plnckneyvllle 76, Sparta 43 PINCKNEYVILLE (76) Hull 18, Gaskewicz 16, Bigham 14, Keller-man 8, Reese 8, Stwart 6, Houghland 4, Neh-' rkorn 2. Totals 31 14-16 76. SPARTA (43) Gasser 9, McCree 8, Wilkerson 7, Beckley 6, Amos 4, Peck 3, Keplar 2, Anderson 2, Williams 2. Totals 19 5 16 43.

Plncknevllle 22 13 19 22-76 Sparta 7 12 15 943 (Junior-varsity game: Plnckneyvllle 76, Sparta 66, OT) (Pinckneyville is 11-3; Sparta is 6-9) Du Quoin 53, Murphytboro 52 MURPHYSBORO (52) Pierson 4, Harris 6, Stilley 11, Maloney 8, Blakemore 12, Borgsmiller 4, Kellum 7. Totals 22 8 15 52 DU QUOIN (53) Brown 10, Showalter 12, Robinson 4, Williams 13, Coleman 2, Morganstern 12. Totals 24 5-10 53. Murphysboro 15 16 8 1352 Du Quoin 8 16 20 953 Preliminary game: Murphysboro 67, Du Quoin 66 (OT) (Du Quoin is 4-11; Murphysboro is 5 6) Breese Mater Del 84, Eldorado 63 ELDORADO (63) DeLaney 14, Bozarth 16, Stringer 12, Harbison 10, Finnie 9, Moore 2. BREESE (84) Loepker 34, Michaels 18, Boeckmann 8, Pol-Imann 8, Henricks 8, Cavallatto 4, Fields 2, Hellieg 2.

Eldorado 10 17 14 22 A3 Breese 19 20 17 2884 Preliminary game: Breese 57, Eldorado 43 (Breese Mater Dei is 9 Eldorado is 3-10) Centralla 77, Marlon 75 MARION (75) Borum 2, Carter 8, Jones 31, Hutcheon 8, Jackson 4, John 2, Pickens 18, Phillips 2. Totals 35 5 10 75. CENTRALLIA (77) Worlds 12, Murray 20, White 10, Wiegel 18, McClain 12, Heern 5. Totals 35 7-12 77. Marlon 22 24 13 1675 Centralla 16 25 16 2077 Preliinary game: Centralia won (Centralla is 10-4; Marion Is 9 6) Carbondale 75, West Frankfort 57 WEST FRANKFORT (57) Smith 1 0 0 Fernandez 1 0 0 Lewis 0 2 2 Butta 0 2 2 Griffith 6 12 13, Clma 2 5 9 Shostrom 2 0 3 Sisk 2 0 0 Wilson 6 1-3 13; Harpool 1 0 0 Florian 0 2 4 Irvin 1 0 0 Totals 22 13 21 57.

CARBONDALE (75) Fayne 10 3 6 23; Wooley 0 4 4 Riley 0 2 2 Harren 7 11 15; Armour 1 0 0 Sumner 0 12 Watson 0 4 7 Hollins 1 2 3 Bardo 6 0 0 12; Ackerman 3 0 0 6. West Frankfort 8 10 14 2557 Carbondale 15 13 22 2575 Preliminary game: Carbondale won 60-53 (Carbondale is 13 West Frankfort is 7-5) Herrln 43, Harrlsourg 43 NO. 31 76 24 53 36 59 18 63 61 67 33 89 62 71 43 58 56 80 42 57 86 72 25 35 66 50 79 44 88 26 75 64 60 68 1 81 65 12 82 32 46 41 11 54 70 aiosci sw! onmers win DALLAS COWBOYS ROSTER i i'l ALPHABETICAL NFL Name Fos. Ht. Wt.

Birthdate exp. College Barnes, Benny CB 6-1 195 3351 7 Stanford Bethea, Larry DT 6-5 254 72156 Michigan State Blackwell, Alois RB 5-10 195 111254 Houston Breunig, Bob LB 6-2 225 7453 4 Arizona State Brinson, Larry F8 6-0 214 6654 2 riorida Brown, Guy LB 6-4 228 6155 2 Houston Carano, Glenn QB 6-3 202 111855 2 Vegas Cole, Larry DT 6-5 252 111546 11 Hawaii Cooper, Jim G-C 6-5 260 92855 2 Temple Donovan, Pat i 6-4 250 7153 4 Stanford Dorsett, Tony RB 5-11 190 4754 2 Pittsburgh DuPree, Billy Joe TE 6-4 229 3750 6 Michigan State Fitzgerald, John 6-5 260 41648 8 Boston College Frederick, Andy 6-6 255 92554 2 New Mexico Harris, Cliff 6-1 192 111248 9 Ouachita Hegman. Mike LB 6-1 225 11753 3 Tenn. State Henderson, Thomas LB 6-2 220 3153 4 Langston Hill, Tony WR 6-2 198 62356 2 Stanford Hughes, Randy 6-4 207 4353 4 Oklahoma Huther, Bruce LB 6-1 220 72354 2 New Hampshire Johnson, Butch WR 6-1 192 52854 3 Calif-Riverside Jones, Ed DE 6-9 270 22351 5 Tenn. State Kyle, Aaron CB 5-10 185 4654 3 Laidlaw, Scott FB 6-0 205 21753 4 Stanford Lawless, Burton 6-4 255 11153 4 Florida Lewis, D.

LB 6-1 215 101645 10 Missi. State Martin, Harvey DE 6-5 250 111650 6 E. Texas State Newhouse, Robert FB 5-10 215 1950 7 Houston Pearson, Drew WR 6-0 183 11251 6 Tulsa Pearson, Preston RB 6-1 206 11745 12 Illinois Pugh, Jethro DT 0 6 255, 7344 14 Eliz. City State Rafferty, Tom 6 3 250 8254 3 Penn State Randall, Tom 6 5 245 8356 Iowa State Scott, Herbert 6-2 252 11853 4 Virginia Union Septien. Rafael 5 9 171 121253 2 SW Louisiana Smith, Jackie I TE 6-4 230 22340 16 NW Louisiana Stalls, Dave DT-DE 6-4 245 91955 2 N.Colorado Staubach, Roger QB 6 3 202 2542 10 Navy Steele, Robert WR 6 4 196 8256 North Alabama Thurman, Dennis CB 5 11 170 41356 S.California Mark CB 5 11 187 122547 9 Morgan State Waters, Charlie 2 200 91048 9 Clemson White, Danny 6 2 192 2952 3 Arizona State White, Randy DT 0 4 250 11553 4 Maryland Wright, Rayfield 0 6 2b0 823,45 12 Ft.

Valley State NUMERICAL Septien, 44 Newhouse. fb 66 Lawless, White, qb-p 4i Washington, cb 67 Donovan, Staubach, qb 50 Lewis, lb 63 Scott, Carano, qb 53 lb 70 Wright, Blackwell, rb 54 White. dt 71 Frederick, Kyle, cb 50 Henderson, lb 72 Jones, de Pearson, rb 57 Huther. lb 75 Pugh, dt Barnes, cb 58 Hegman, "lb 76 Bethea. dt Thurman, cb 59 Brown, lb 79 Martin, de Dorsett, rb 60 Randall, 80 Hill, wr Laidlaw, fb 61 Cooper, g-c 81 Smith, te Brinson, fb 62 Fitzgerald, 82 Steele, wr Waters, 63 Cole, dt 86 Johnson, wr Hughes, 64 Rafferty, 88 Pearson, wr Harris, 65 Stalls, dt-de 89 DuPree.

te PITTSBURGH STEELERS ROSTER Looby captured first in 21.3. Freshman Dave Farr, also of SIU-C, won the 200-yard Individual Medley in another close event by edging Dave, Melville of Wisconsin 2:12.0 to 2:12.3, The Salukis won the Nebraska In vitational meet by outscoring Nebraska 638-502. and Northern Iowa 396. SIU-C captured first places in every" event with junior diver Garry Mastey qualifying for NCAA competition on both the one and three-meter boards with scores of 491.15 and 494. The Southern Illinois University-Car-bondale men's swimming and diving team captured two victories this weekend, defeating Wisconsin 58-55 Friday night in Madison and winning first place in the Nebraska Invitational Meet Saturday in Lincoln.

In the meet against the Badgers, the Salukis led by as many as 17 points and were behind only once. SIU-C clinched victory with two events remaining. In the 50-yard freestyle, Pat Looby of SIU-C and Lou Kammerer and Pete Bossert of Wisconsin all were separated by a mere four-tenths of a second. SIU-C 40 3676 Bradley 36 37-73 Shooting percentages SIU-C: FG .533, FT Bradley: FG .508, FT .786. Rebounds SIU-C (31): Smith 5, Moore 4, Wilson 4, Abrams 5, Grant 1, Ford 5, Stubblefield 1, Team 3.

Bradley (40): Garrett 12, McMath 8. Jenkins 4, Anderson 8, Maniscalco 5, Team 1, Dead Ball 1. Turnovers SIU-C 14, Bradley 19 Officials Rich Eichhorst, Barry Mano A 7,300 (The Salukls are 9-6 overall, 3-2 in the Missouri Valley Conference, and play Monday night at Indiana State. Bradley is 7-9 overall, 1-5 In the Valley, and plays Monday night at Drake.) Other Scores By The Associated Press Adelphl 62, Southampton 60 Alabama 83, Auburn 76 Amherst 65, Wesleyan 63 Anderson 65, Wilmington 58, (OT) Army 98, Manhattan 84 Ashland 92, Grace 85 Ball St. 67, Kent St.

62 Baptist Bible 101, Berkshire 36 Baylor 93, Southern Methodist 67 BowdOin 69, MIT 59 Bowling Green 79, Ohio 77, (OT) Michigan St. 88, E. Michigan 74 Cincinnati 66, St. Louis 63, (OT) Clarkson 76, Alfred 74 Coast Guard 41, Trinity, Conn. 35 Colgate 89, Albany St.

82 Columbia 82, Cornell 62 Dayton 68, DePaul 64, (OT) Duquesne 90, La Salle 89 E. Kentucky 112, Tennessee Tech 84 E. Tennessee 83, N.C. Central 66 Findlay 79, Earlham 72 Florida 77, Mississippi St. 75 Frnkln Marshall 72, Muhlenburg 61 Georgetown 78, Pennsylvania 76 Georgia Tech 679, Morris Harvey 53 Graceland 85, Tarkio 59 Hamilton 64, St.

Lawrence 60 Honover 90, Taylor 57 Hofstra 90, Delaware 72 Indiana 74, Northwestern 45 Ind. Central 101, DePauw 79 Iowa St. 72, Oklahoma St. 70 Jacksonville 53, New Orleans 52 Kansas St. 96, Kansas 69 Kings Pa.

73, Hartwick 68 Louisville 67, Florida St. 65 Marshall 69, W. Carolina 54 Miami, Ohio 73, No. Illinois 69 Mich. St.

83, Iowa 72 Minnesota 82, Wisconsin 72 Muskingum 53, Denison 37 New Haven 62, C.W. Post 61 Norfolk St. 88, Virginia St. 80 N. Carolina 54, Maryland 53 N.

Georgia 61, Ga. Southwestern 49 N. Michigan 74, E. Illinois 73 Notre Dame 82, S. Carolina 73 Oberlin 66, Kenyon 59 Ohio St.

78, Michigan 69 Oklahoma 72, Colorado 64 Purdue 69, Illinois 57 Rensselaer Tech 64, Hobart 51 Ripon 76, Chicago 72 St. Joseph Pa. 65, Lafayette 44 S. Florida 52, Samford 45 S. Illinois 76, Bradley 73 Syracuse 103, Canslus 92 Tennessee 66, Kentucky 55 Texas 87, Southern Cal 68 Texas-El Paso 78, Colorado St.

74 Toledo 80, W. Michigan 72 Vanderbilt 78, Georgia 76 Vermont 87, Maine 86 Villanova 89, George Washington 77 Virginia 61, Clemson 54 VMl 64, 56 Wake Forest 100, Rolling 79 Wash. Lee 97, Emery Henry 78 Winston Salem 75, Fayetteville St. 73 Wooster 76, Capital 67 Yale 76, Williams 62 BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Saturday's Games South Egyptian Conference Tournament (consolation championship) Shawnee 60, Century 59 SHAWNEE (60) Livesay 17, Connell 15, Hill 10, Rogers 8, McMahan 8, Hut son 2. Totals 26 8 16 60.

CENTURY (59) Helm 12, Baker 1, Abbage 11, W. Bell 10, Aklns 8, M. Bell 6. Totals 29 1-3 59. Shawnee 21 14 1760 Century 20 14 14 1159 (Shawnee Is 9 Century Is 6 8) (third place) roc.

port 62, Cooden 55 BROOK PORT (62) McCutcheon 22, Klngsley 14, Green 10, Clapp 8, Phillips 4, Wasner 4. Totals 25 12-14 62. COBDEN (55) H. Blunt 19, J. Flamm 10, Morrison 10, Lear 8, B.

Blunt 6, R. Flamm 2. Totals 24 7-14 55 Broofcport 15 I 12 17-42 Ccbden 14 10 15 1655 (0 rook port is 6 Cobden Is 7 6) SIU gymnasts still unbeaten 1 11 12 18 24 25 26 31 32 33 35 36 41 42 43 Wrestling a first in his speciality, the pommel horse with a score of 9.2. The Saluki victory may have been costly as all-around ace Rich Adams in jured his knee during a dismount. It was not immediately known if Adams will miss Saturday night's meet at Oklahoma.

The Salukis defeated Louisiana State University Thursday night 215-210. Muenz captured the all-around title with a 54.85 score. The Southern Illinois University-Car-bondale men's gymnastics team improved its dual-meet record to 5-0 Friday night, topping Houston Baptist, 209.80-206.20, in Houston. The Salukis were led by all-arounder Dan Muenz, who was the overall champion with a score of 52.95. Muenz also captured firsts in the rings with a 9.15, the parallel bars in 9.2 and the horizontal bars in 9.15.

Ail-American David Schieble capture MEN'S COLLEGE WRESTING Eastern Illinois 29, Southern Illinois 13 Eastern Illinois listed first: 118 Blackman pinned by Delllgatti, 5:20 126 Schafer beat Smith, 11-2 134 McGuInn pinned Busse, 4:53 142 McCausland beat Hibbs, 3 2 150 Reis lost to Brad Reed, 15-4 158 Gronowskl beat Zintak, 14-4 167 Stout beat Jones, 9 2 177 Nix lost to Ameen, 9 2 190 Savegnago beat Vizzi, 7-6 HWT Klemm won by forfeit EIU spoils SIU wrestlers' opener r. Hockey The Salukis started off strong when Mike Delligatti recorded a pin at 5:20 in the evening's opening match. However, EIU recorded a pin in the 134-pound class to offset Delligatti's effort. SIU-C won two other matches, both from freshmen. Brad Reed was an easy 15-4 winner at 150 pounds and Bill Ameen a 9-2 winner at 177.

Eastern Illinois University's wrestling team extended its unbeaten dual-match string to 25 Friday, spoiling Southern Illinois University-Carbondale's home opener with a 29-13 win. The Salukis stayed with the undefeated Panthers until the 190-pound match where EIU's Gino Savegnago held off Tom Vizzi, 7-6, to clinch the meet. NFL eip. 4 1 2 10 9 9 8 2 1 3 12 3 2 2 7 10 10 10 5 8 7 10 3 5 8 0 2 3 5 2 5 2 5 2 6 8 5 8 2 ALPHABETICAL Name Pos. Ht.

Wt. Birthdatc Anderson. Fred 6-4 235 10.MJM Anderson. Larry CB-KR 5-11 177 92550 Banaszak. John DT-DE 6-3 244 82450 Beasley, Tom DT 6-5 253 81154 Bell, Theo WR 5-11 180' 122153 Bleier, Rocky RB 5-11 210 3540 Blount.

Mel CB 6-3 205 41048 Bradshaw. QB 6-3 215 9248 Brown. Larry 6-4 245 61049 Cole. Robin LB 6-2 220 91155 Colquitt. Craig 6-1 182 6954 Courson.

Steve 6-1 260 10155 Cunningham. Bennie. TE 6 5 247 122354 Davis, Sam 6-1 255 7444 Delcplaine. Jack RB KR 5-10 205 42154 Dungy, Tony 6-0 190 10055 Dunn. Gry DT 0-3 247 82453 Furness, Steve DT-DE 0-4 255 12550 Cerela, Roy 5-10 185 4248 Greene, Joe DT 0 4 200 92446 Greenwood, I.

DC 0-0 250 9,840 Grcssmjn. Rjndy Tl 0-1 215 9,2052 Ham. Jack I 0-1 1 48 Hams, rjnto RB 0 2 225 3 '750 Johnson Ron CU 5-10 200 0 8-50 Kolb. Jon 1 0 2 212 jO-4 7 KrucfK. Mike OH 0 1 205 3'15 53 Lambert, Jjtk Hi 4 220 fjnd.ch.

J.ni TL 0 2 214 73048 Moser. Rick RU-KW 0 0 213 12 18, 50 Mulhns. Gerry 0 3 2J4 2449 Oldham. Ray 5 11 192 22351 Petersen, Ted C-T 0 5 244 2755 Finney. Ray T-C 0-4 240 0,29,54 Shell, Donn.e 5-11 190 82652 Smith.

J.m WR KR 0-2 205 72055 Stallworth, John WR 6-2 163 71552 Stoudt. Cl.ff QB 6-4 210 32755 Swann. Lynn WR 6-0 180 3752 Thornton, Sidney RB 5-11 230 9254 Toews, Loren LB 6-3 222 11351 Wagner, Mike 6-1 200 62248 Webster. Mike 6-1 250 31852 White, Dwight 6-4 255 73048" Dennis 6-0 228 102555 NUMERICAL No 69 30 76 65 83 20 47 12 79 56 5 77 89 57 35 21 67 64 10 75 08 84 59 32 29 55 15 58 87 39 72 2b 06 74 31 66 82 18 88 38 51 23 52 78 53 College Prairie V. Louisiana Tech Eastern Mich.

Virginia Tech Arizona Notre Dame Southern Umv. Louisiana Tech Kansas New Mexico Tennessee South Carolina Clemson Allen University Salem Minnesota Miami Rhode Island New Mexico St. No. Texas St. Ark.

Temple Penn State Penn State Fait. Michigan Oklahoma St. Boston College Kent State Michigan Rhode h.land So. California Mid. Tenn.

St. Eastern Illinois Washington So. Carolina St. Michigan Alabama Youngstown St. So.

California Northwestern California Western Illinois Wisconsin East Texas St. Arkansas NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Friday's Games Washington 5, Detroit 1 Atlanta 6, Chicago 1 Colorado 5, Minnesota 3 Toronto 3, Vancouver 3, tie Saturday's Gemes Buffalo 2, Boston 1 Atlanta 4, Detroit 3 Washington 5, Pittsburgh 2 New York Islanders 4, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 5, Montreal 5, tie Colorado at Minnesota, (n) New York Rangers at St.Louls, (n) Toronto at Los Angeles, (n) Sunday's Games Philadelphia at New York Rangers New York Islanders at Buffalo and -n i nn ann a mvesagsang To Savo Taxe3 in 79 See Kenneth Gearhart, a specialist in Business Insurance, Pension Plans, and Estate Planning. week. Friday, Bradley issued a report critical of Tulsa's report, and of Tulsa's crowd control efforts. "A full investigation is in progress and will continue through the weekend," said Mickey Holmes, Valley commissioner.

"We will announce our findings as soon as possible. "This investigation centers around the question of security and crowd control, and reaction of Bradley University personnel (during the Tulsa's Lester Johnson was suspended for two weeks Tulsa, Okla. (AP) Missouri Valley Conference officials said a full investigation would continue through the weekend into a disturbance during a league game between Tulsa and Bradley universities earlier this month. The two-fold disturbance involved a Tulsa player striking a Bradley player, then seconds later an altercation between Bradley's bench and the Tulsa crowd. Tulsa's athletic officials issued a report critical of Bradley coaches last 5 10 12 15 18 20 21 23 25 29 30 31 32 35 38 Colquitt, 39 Moser, rb kr 69 Gerela.

47 Blount, cb 72 Bradshaw, qb 51 Toews, lb 74 Kruczek, qb 52 Webster, 75 Stoudt, qb 53 Winston, lb 76 Bleier, rb 55 Kolb, 77 Dungy, 56 Cole, lb 78 Wagner, 57 Davis, 79 Oldnam, 58 Lambert, lb 82 Johnson, cb 59 Ham, lb 83 L. Anderson, cb-kr 64 Furness. dt-de 84 Shell, 65 Beasley, dt 66. Harris, rb 66 Petersen, c-t 87 Deloplaine, rb-kr 67 Dunn, dt 88 Thornton, rb 08 Greenwood, de 89 F. Anderson, de-dt Mullins, Pinney, t-c Greene, dt Banaszak, dt de Courson, White, de Brown, Stallworth, wr Bell, wr Grossman, te Smith, wr-kr Mandich, te Swann, wr Cunningham, te I I These services available thru: Lauderdale Agency Cunningham Agency Whitney Agency Carbondale.

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