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Page Fourteen SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1979 Carbondale-Herrln-Murphysboro-Marlon ann ScoreitDOBF una 77 seated Joe Inman, S5.250 69 68 68- 205 Phil Hancock. 15,250 68 68 69-205 Wayne Levi, $5,250 71 68 66- 205 Preliminary game; Du Quoin 33, Nashville (Du Quoin is 3 Nashville is 12) Basketball Diane Fann scored 23 points in leading undefeated Zeigler-Royalton to a 48-34 victory Monday over Carterville in ghis' prep basketball. The Lions were paced by Sarah Armstrong with 12 points. The Tornadoes are 6-0, and the Lions dropped to 4-4. In another Black Diamond Conference game, Sesser clobbered Elverado 60-38.

Freshman Carrie Mygatt poured in a game-high 14 points for the Red Devils, while teammates Michelle Duckworth and Beth Guthrie each scored 12. In Southwest Egyptian Conference contests, Murphysboro handed Anna-Jo-nesboro an 83-56 setback, and Du Quoin triumphed over Nashville 43-35. The Red Devils, 3-1, were led by Joyce Lee with 23 points and Cheryl En-dres with 19. Pat Patterson paced the losers with 22 points. The Indians' Carmen Woods scored 20 points to pace Du Quoin to victory, while the Hornets' Carol Brinkman added 18 points in the losing effort.

Carlyle, another SWE member, was blasted by non-league foe Salem, 70-45, despite a 22-point. performance by the Indians' Tony Gherardini. In South Seven action, Benton downed West Frankfort 49-26. Michelle Rusher poured in 12 points to pace the Rangers, and sophomore Becky Robinson led the Redbirds with 16, Susie Woodward had 19 points and Linda Sanders contributed 18 to lead Mount Vernon to an 89-29 thrashing of winless Marion. Mount Vernon is 5-0, and Marion dropped to 0-7.

Kelley Waldruin scored 28 points to pace Coulterville to a 43-29 victory over visiting Wesclin. Brookport's Chris McCutcheon scored a game-high 19 points to lead her team to a 43-40 win over Joppa. Games featuring Meridian at Carbon: dale and Goreville at Egyptian were postponed. In the area's only boys' prep games, 6-foot-l senior Alan Meuth pumped in 40 points to lead Red Bud to an 80-50 win over Marissa in the first game of the Sparta Mid-Winter Classic. Crenshaw finally -wins ockey NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Monday's Games Boston 3.

Atlanta 1 New York Islanders 2, Chicago 1 Tuesday's Game Montreal at St. Louis Wednesday's Games New York Rangers at Washington Toronto at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Chicago at Vancouver TV Sports TODAY 6:30 Ch 2 Bowling for Dollars 7:00 Ch 7 Golden Gloves Boxing: Opening Round from Madison Square Garden. MENS' TUESDAY NIGHT HAMBLETONIAN BOWLING LEAGUE At Falrvlew Lanes Fairview Lanes 57 23 Mondays Maids 51 29 Dunn Bros. 47 33 Turco Mfg. Co.

43' 36Vi Morgan's Builders 41 39 Furniture 38Va 41 Vi Porters' Produce 34 46 Maxton Funeral Home 30Va 49'2 VFW 30 50 Moose Lodge 27'j Team High Series Mondays' Maids 3033 Team High Game Monday's Maids 1057 Individual High Series Jim Leggans 693 Individual High Game Jim Leggans 236 WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE At Falrvlew Lanes Youngmans Enterprise Inc. 59 21 Cobins 49 31 American Legion 47 33 P.J.'s 41 39 K.C. Strikers 41 39 Veterans Inn Tavern 37 43 Family Fling 35 45 B'B'D'S 35 45 Consolidation Coal 29 51 27 53 Individual High Game Butch Cornett 235 Individual High Series Butch Cornett 580 Team Hiqh Game K.C. Strikers 892 Team High Series K.C. Strikers 2575 WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE At S.I.

Bowl Quaglia Construction 9 3 Marion IGA 9 3 Just Pants 8 4 Ikes Buick 7 5 710 Book Store 7 5 Eastside Lumber 7 5 Budweiser 7 5 Mart I 7 5 Minuteman 6 6 Pizza Hut 9 6 6 Perrys Remodeling 5 7 Component Bldg. Systems 4 8 K-Mart 2 4 8 Pearson Home Builders 4 8 Nances Trading Post 4 8 Peppys Food Shop 2 10 Team High Series Just Pants 3131, Budweiser 3029, K-Mart 2 3010 Team High Game Just Pants 1060, Budweiser 1049, Pearson Home Builders 1044 Individual High Series P.J. Cerniglia 636, Bob Wallace 608, Herb Cutsinger 605 Individual High Game Mike Denis 242, Steve Norris 236, Bart Lindsey 233 WEDNESDAY NIGHT KEGLERETTES Cooper's Optical 55 17 A Travel 54 18 Bleyer's Sport Mart 50 22 Pennant Supply 42 30 Breading Shoes 41 '2 30V2 Bobby Johnson Racing 40 32 Pyramid Electronics 37 35 C. Fred Black 34 33 1st. Nat'l Bank 34 38 Artworks Inc.

33V? 38'i Lee Appliance 33 39 Mary Lou's 32 40 C'daie Trophy Co. 3IV2 40'2 Wal Mart 21'? 46 V2 Preslev Tours 20 52 Blue Flame Lounge 13 27 High Team Series Pyramid Electronics 2240, Bleyers Sport Mart 2211, Cooper's Optical 2116 High Team Game Bleyer's Sport Mart 815, Pyramid Electronics 779. Wal Mart 759 Individual High Series Patsy Cremeens 540. Jean Paratore 536, Anita Allen 515 Individual High Game Jean Paratore 224, Nikki Chambers 202, Patsy Cremeens 200 Bowling 26 Zeigler-Royalton 43, Carterville 34 CARTERVILLE (34) Armstrong 12, Drew Stuck 4, Masters 3. Gottfried 2, Cowan 2.

Totals 11 12 18 34. ZEIGLER-ROYALTON (48) Fann 23. Loeh 10, Sanders 8. Petterson 5, Spiller 2. Totals 21 6 10 48.

Carterville 4 11 11 834 Zltler-Royalton 9 14 7 1643 Preliminary game: Zeigler-Royalton 30, Carterville 16 (Zeigler-Royalton is 6 Carterville Is 4 4) Murphysboro 83, Anna-Jonesooro 54 MURPHYSBORO (83) Lee 23, Oliver 14. Whitfield 6, Perschbacher 14, Entires 19, B. Mileur 2, Arbeiter 2, Dodd 1, Rothe 2. Totals 31 21 34 83. ANNA JONESBORO (56) Stute 11, Travis 3, Basler 5, Patterson 22, Cauble 7, Frick 8.

Totals 21 14 25 56. Murphysboro 20 29 19 1583 Anna Jonesboro 13 14 4 2556 Preliminary game: Murphysboro 25, Anna-Jonesboro 22 (Murphysboro Is 3 Anna-Jonesboro is 1- 2) Sesser 60, Elverado 33 ELVERADO (38) Fager 3, Japho 6, Pruitt 6, Funk 13, K. Wright 9, J. Wright 1, Totals 17 4 23 38. SESSER (60) Dublo 7, Mygatt 14, Johnson 4.

T. Szezeb-lewski 11, Duckworth 12. Guthrie 12. Totals 27 6 18 60. Elverado 9 6 15 8-38 Sesser 14 27 7 1260 (Sesser is 5 Elverado is 15) Coulterville 43, Wesclln 29 WESCLIN (29) Lampe 13.

Pollman 4, Jones 3, Meyer 4, Norbeck 5. Totals 12 5 21 29. COULTERVILLE (43) Kelley Waldrup 28, Kim Waldrup 6, Lawless 2, Jackson 4, Rackley 3. Totals 17 9 16 43 Wesclln 10 10 4 529 Coulterville 8 8 14 1343 (Coulterville is 4-1) Brookport 43, Joppa 40 BROOKPORT (43) Shannon 16, Kineman 6, McCutcheon 19, Finney 2. Totals 16 11 20 43 JOPPA (40) Snyder 12, Johnson 11, Atkins 11, Wilke 4, Blaine 2.

Totals 16 8 17 40. Brookport 2 10 15 1643 Joppa 7 4 18 1140 (Brookport is 4 Joppa is 2-1) Benton 49, West Frankfort 26 BENTON (49) Rusher 12, Bauer 11, Nagreski 8, Chaplain 6, Gesell 6, Learned 4, Sauerhage 2. Totals 23 3 7 49 WEST FRANKFORT (26) Robinson 16, Wilkinson 7, Patton 2, Smith 1. Totals 8 10 20 26 Benton 10 13 14 1249 West Frankfort 4 13 2 726 Junior-varsity game: Benton 44, West Frankfort 22 (West Frankfort is 3-4; Benton is 5 1) Salem 70, Carlyle 45 SALEM (70) Sapp 18, Haney 16, Hartwell 2, Beasley 8, Beckham 14, Young 2. Donoho 6, McClain 2, Heminover 2.

Totals 35 0-4 70. CARLYLE (45) Gherardini 22, Snider 4, Robertson 2, Siever 2, Isaak 10. Bullock 5. Totals 20 5 13 45. Salem 24 16 16 1470 Carlyle 8 11 12 1445 Junior-varsity game: Salem 72, Carlyle 39 (Salem is 6 Carlyle is 33) Tonight's Games Okawville at Mount Vernon Harrisburg at Metropolis Mascoutah at Centralia Pinckneyville at Du Quoin McLeansboro at Eldorado BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL At Murphysboro Team: Chester 38, Murphysboro 29 A Team: Murphysboro 89, Chester 46 At Carbondale Carbondale 54, Centralia 39 Freshman Pyramid Tournament At Johnston City West Frankfort 83, Johnston City 23 Marion 65, Herrin 59 Tonight's Games (third place) 6:30 p.m.

Johnston City vs. Herrin (championship) 8 p.m. Marlon vs. West Frankfort PHOENIX OPEN SCORES Top final scores and money-winnings Monday in the rain shortened, $187,500 Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on the 6,726 yard, par-71 Phoenix Country Club course: Ben Crenshaw, S33.750 67 61 71-199 Jay Haas, $20,250 65 67 68 200 Tom Kite, $12,750 73 66-63-202 Jerry Pate, $7,383 66 66 71 203 Andy Bean, $7,383 66 66 71-203 Lon inkle, $7,383 66 69 68 203 Pat McGowan, $7,383 71 66 66 203 Rod Funseth, $5,250 70 66 69- 205 Your Intertherm ini warranty uenie i Golf Phoenix (AP) A year and a half of pure frustration has ended for Ben Crenshaw. "It's been tough," he said, "watching everybody else in the world win.

I got close a lot of times and it hurt, really hurt, to miss in those tournaments. Well, I worked awfully hard on my game. I've really worked at it. And, doggone it, I deserved to win this week." The victory, his first since May 1977, came by a single shot in the twice-delayed, then abbreviated, 54-hole Phoenix Open. And it came in typical Crenshaw fashion out of the woods.

He'd given himself a 4-shot lead with a spectacular, 10-under-par 61 in Sunday's second round. No one caught him in the third and final round Monday, but Jay Haas, playing in front of Ben, dropped a 12-foot birdie putt on the last women The Southern Illinois Universty-Car-bondale and University of Illinois men's basketball teams never have fought for a jump ball, but the women's teams from the two schools are old rivals. That rivalry will resume at 7 p.m. today when the 111 ini women meet the Salukis in Davies Gymnasium on the SIU-C campus. Illinois, 5-6 after consecutive losses to Iowa State and Western Illinois, is led For Office Store 3iLJil W.

Illinois 80, Arkansas St. 78 SOUTHWEST N.Texas St. 90. Centenary 83. 2 OT Texas 89, Texas 66 FAR WEST Arizona 74, Southern California 72 Denver 84, Houston Baptist 66 Pac.

Lutheran 88. Whitworth 65 Puget Sound 89, St. Martin's 71 San Diego St. 80, Arizona St, 73 W. Montana 82, Col.

of Great Falls 76 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 17-16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 54 3 2 1: 1. Notre Dame (49) 11 1 1,150 2. North Carolina (7) 14 2 1,099 3.lndiana State (2) 16 0 933 4. Michigan St.

11 3 892 5. Louisville 15 3 796 6. UCLA 12 3 795 7. Duke 12 3 779 8.lllinois 16 2 743 9.Louisiana State 13 2 709 lO.Ohio State 11 4 557 11. Georgetown, C.

14 2 542 12.Syracuse 14 2 508 U.Marquette 13 2 505 H. Texas 15 3 459 15. Arkansas 113 282 16. Temple 13 1 201 17. Texas 114 136 lS.AIabama 11 4 132 19.

Vanderbllt 12 2 116 20. N. Carolina St. 116 110 MEN'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL Southern Baptist (Walnut Ridge, Ark.) 92, Shawnee 82 SOUTHERN BAPTIST (92) Bateman 16, Sisk 19, Crocket 14, Boor 18, Smith 7, Coles 2, Jones 13, Lehman 3. Totals 36 20 28 92 SHAWNEE (82) Brown 25, Snow 4, Rhodes 17, Phillips 10, Mayer 4.

Tripp 16. Phelps 6. Totals 34 14 20 82 Southern Baptist 46 4692 Shawnee 39 4382 (Shawnee, 5 11, plays Wednesday at home against Mississippi County of Blytheville, Ark.) BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Sparta Mid Winter Classic Red Bud 80, Marlssa 50 MARISSA (50) Lawson 4, Walters 3, Trost 2. Perry 13, Dressel 2, Schmidt 20, Hollander 6. Totals 18 14 24 50 RED BUD (80) Mueth 44, Miller 7, Rahn 10, Phesley 3, S.

Porter 4, E. Porter 4, Coester 2, Goerig 6. Totals 31 18 29 80. Marltsa 13 10 12 1550 Red Bud 15 20 27 1880 (Red Bud is 4 8) Tonight's Games 7 p.m. Sparta vs.

Trico 8:30 p.m. Venice vs. Waterloo AP Class A Poll By The Associated Press The top 16 teams in The Associated Press Class A Illinois high school basketball poll with team records and firstplace votes in parentheses: I. Nashville (17 0) (7) 244. 2.

New Lenox Providence (15 1) (3) 231. 3. Havana (15 0) (6) 224. 4. Kewanee Wethersfield (14 0) 178.

5. Madison (12 3) 177. 6. Cairo (14 1) 161. 7.

Oregon (13 2) 120. 8. Lawrenceville (11 2) 111. 9. New Athens (16 0) 103.

10. Riverton (13 1) 94. 11. Timothy Christian (10 5) 65. 12.Brimfield (14 1) 56.

13.Pittsfield (14 1) 48. U.Highland St. Paul (12 3 35. 15. Princ.eton (12 5) 33.

16. Augusta Southeastern (8 3) 32. Others receiving votes in order of points: Effingham St. Anthony, Tiskilwa, Athens, Lebanon, llliana Christian, Bloomington Central Catholic, Harvard St. George, Payson, Decatur St.

Teresa, Lena Winslow, Wheaton Christian, Peru St. Bede, Roanoke Benson, Ashland. Oakwood, Plnckneyvllle, Saybrook-Arrowsmith, Franklin Center, Rldgway, Gibson City, Rushville, Pleasant Hill, Marshall, Danville Schlarman, Fairfield, Ottawa Marquette, Fulton, Watseka, Rochester, Marengo, Quigley North, Forreston, Carrier Mills, Chrisman, Addison Driscoll, Norris City. North Greene. AP Class AA Poll By The Associated Press The top 16 teams in the Associated Press Class AA Illinois high school basketball poll with team records and firstplace votes in parentheses: 1.

Quincy (14 0) (7) 165. 2. Chicago Manley (13 1) (3) 162. 3. Westchester St.

Joseph (15 2) (1) 146. 4. Proviso East (15 1) 141. 5. Lockport (13 1) 134.

6. Chicago Heights Bloom (13 l) 127. 7. Morton (14 0) 107. 8.

Maine South (16 0) 93. 9. Chicago De LaSalle (13 2) 65. 10. East Moline (13 3) 59.

11. Barrington (14 2) 58. 12. Homewood Floosmoor (15 2) 39. 13.

Rockford Auburn (13 1) 37. 14. Kankakee Westview (15 1) 25. 15. Rich Central (14 1) 21.

16. Chicago St. Patrick (12 4) 19. Others receiving votes in order of points: Benet Academy, Collinsvilie, Olney, Carbon-dale, East St. Louis Lincoln, Rockford East, New Trier West, LaSalle-Peru, Chicago Lane Tech, Freeport, Peoria Rlchwoods, Thornton, Joliet Catholic.

Tonight's Games Carlyle at Breese Central Christopher at Elverado Carterville at Meridian Goreville at Gorham Shawnee at Egyptian Tamaroa at Thompsonville Zeigler-Royalton at Crab Orchard Cobden at Dongola Vienna at Brookport Joppa at Century Coulterville at Steeleville GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Mount Vernon 89, Marion 29 MOUNT VERNON (69) Woodward 18, Sanders 17, Whitney 8, Keller 8, Goddard 8, Redpath 8, Deichman 6, Willis 6, Eldridge 6, Keele 4. Totals 41 7-22 89. MARION (29) South 10, Tisch 9, Robinson 5, Hall 3, Rector 2. Totals 12 5 17 29. Mount Vernon 19 26 26 1889 Marlon 7 2 3 1729 Junior-varsity game: Marion 41, Mount Vernon 34 (Mount Vernon is 5 Marion is 0 7) Du Quoin 43, Nashville 35 NASHVILLE (35) Rommelman 9, Brinkman 18, Sachtleben 2, Krueger 2, Sowers 4.

Totals 10 15 30 35. DU QUOIN (43) Baxter 10, Stacey 1, Woods 20, Worthingtn 6, Lashbrook 4, Carnett 2, Totals 19 5 13 43. Nashville 0 12 10 13-35 Du Quoin 9 11 6 1743 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION By The Associated Press Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB Washington 31 13 .705 Philadelphia 27 15 .643 3 New Jersey 21 20 .512 8V New York 22 25 .468 lOVa BOSton 16 28 .364 15 Central Division San Antonio 28 18 .609 Houston 26 19 .578 IVa Atlanta 26 22 .542 3 Cleveland 18 27 400 9Vj Detroit 16 31 .340 12W New Orleans 16 34 .320 14 Western Conference Midwest Division Kansas City 28 17 .622 Denver 26 22 .542 3Vj Milwaukee 22 28 .440 8Vi Chicago 17 29 .370 11 "2 Indiana 16 30 .348 12Vi Pacific Division Seattle 28 15 .651 Los Angeles 29 18 .617 Phoenix 28 19 .596 2 Golden State 22 25 .468 8 Portland 20 23 .465 8 San Diego 21 26 .447 9 Mondays Game Detroit 121, Denver 117 Tuesday's Games Indiana at Atlanta Denver at Cleveland Seattle at Washington Boston at Chicago Kansas City at New Orleans New York at Los Angeles NBA All Star Rosters By The Associated Press Players chosen for the 29th annual National Basketball Association All Star Game, to be played Feb. 4 at the Silverdome in Pontiac, Mich.

Starters were chosen by fan balloting and reserves in voting among conference coaches. EASTERN CONFERENCE Starters Julius Erving. forward Rudy Tomjanovich, forward Moses Malone, center George Gervin, S.A., guard Pete Maravich, N.O., guard Reserves Bobby Dandridge, forward Elvin Hayes, forward Larry Kenon, S.A., forward Campy Russell, forward Doug Collins, guard Calvin Murphy, guard Coach Dick Motta. Washinaton Bullets WESTERN CONFERENCE Starters Marques Johnson, forward George McGinnis, forward Kareem Abdul Jabbar, L.A., center David Thompson, guard Paul Westphal, guard Reserve Walter Davis, forward Maurice Lucas. forward Jack Sikma, center-forward Artis Gilmore, center Otis Birdsong, guard Dennis Johnson, guard Coach Lenny Wilkens, Seattie SuperSonics MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Indiana State 88, SIU-C 79 SIUC FG FT TP Smith 4 13 2- 3 10 Moore 4 12 0 0 8 Wilson 516 0 10 Huggins 10 20 4- 4 24 Abrams 8 15 2 3 18 Grant 3 5 0-0 6 Ford 12 1-2 3 TOTALS 35-83 9-12 79 INDIANA STATE Gilbert 10 15 1- 2 21 Miley 2 3 0 0 4 Bird 10 20 11-12 31 Nicks 6 16 1 2 13 Reed 1 2 2 3 4 Stafey 0 4 2 2 2 Heaton 5 5 3 3 13 TOTALS 3465 20-24 83 SIUC 44 35-79 Indiana State 45 4368 Shooting percentages SIU FG .422, FT.

750; Indiana State: FG .523, FT .833. Rebounds SIU-C (40): Moore 12, Abrams 8. Wilson 6, Smith 5, Huggins 2, Grant 2, Team Indiana State (46): Bird 17, Gilbert 7. Miley 6, Heaton 6, Nicks 3. Reed 3, Staley 2, Team 2.

Turnovers SIU-C 10, Indiana State 19 Officials Wanamacker and Savidge (The Salukis are 9 7 overall and 3 3 in the Missouri Valley Conference. The Salukis are home Thursday night for, a 7:35 p.m. game against Creighton.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST Army 81, St. Francis 65 Boston U. 98, Brandeis 71 Holy Cross 64, Hofstra 62 Mansfield St.

76, Pitt (Johnstown) 67 Messiah 84, W. Maryland 83 Siena 82, Marist 69 Syracuse 71, Rutgers 65 Temple 96. Delaware 89 Wagner 94, Fordham 78 SOUTH Alabama 77, Florida 66 Alabama State 104, Alabama 77 Armstrong St. 98. Columbus 96 Citadel 83, Erskine 61 Davidson 75, Wake Forest 72 Georgia St.

87, Morris Brown 80 Grambling 79, Texas Southern 65 Jacksonville State 88, Tennessee Martin 85 Kentucky 73, Georgia 64 Knoxville Coll 79, Maryville Coll 77 Mercer 63, Samford 52 Middle Tennessee 84, Murray St. 71 Mississippi St. 74, Auburn 72 New Orleans 80, Tulane 72 N. Georgia 89, Berry 63 NE Louisiana 90, McNeese 74 NW Louisiana 60, Hardin Simmons 51 South Alabama 72, Jacksonville 61 S. Carolina 93, Florida Southern 78 S.

Carolina State 112, Baptist 81 Southern Tech 86, Oglethorpe 78 Stetson 100, South Florida 89 Tennessee 71, Vanderbilt 70 72, Marshall 70. OT Tennessee Tech 77, Morehead St. 76 Virginia Tech 100, Richmond 80 Western Carolina 50, Appalachian St. 49 MIDWEST Cincinnati 63, Memphis St. 61 Drake 86, Bradley 84 Evansville 73, 67 Ind Pur-lndpls 85, Baptist 52 Indiana State 88, S.

Illinois 79 Ind Southeast 83, Oakland City 77 N. Michigan 71, Bay 65 NE Missouri 82, Missouri Rolla 71 NW Missouri 81, SE Missouri 68 VMI 75, Cleveland St. 72, OT Wayne St. 79, Lake Superior St. 64 Carpet Installation Only Glass Residential hole to cut the margin to 1.

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