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Pw Fourteen Certscndolo-Hcrrln-Murpnysboro-Marion SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1970 Longhoms wake up to demolish Northern Montana, set record Scoreboard Steeleville at St. Henry Cobden at Egyptian Sesser at Waltonville Thompsonvllle at Shawneetown Pope County at Joppa Bluford at Tamaroa BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Waltonville 68, Tamaroa 36 Waltonville Invitational Tournament Thursday 6:30 p.m. Christopher vs. Enfield 8:00 p.m. Waltonville vs.

Elverado Dec 4 6:30 p.m. Sesser vs. Wayne City 8:00 p.m. Tamaroa vs. Wood I awn Dec.

6 6:30 Winner Game No. 1 vs. No. 2 8:00 p.m. Winner Game No.

3 vs. No. 4 Dec 7 Championship By The Associated Press Coach Abe Lemons looked at his Texas team before Monday night's home game against Northern Montana and didn't like what he saw. 'We looked like zombies in the dressing room and I wasn't sure what was going to happen," said Lemons, "But we came out and played hard, which is what I wanted to see." It was all too much for the visitors, who were stampeded by the 13th-ranked Longhorns 148-71. Senior guard Jim Kri-vacs scored 43 points as Texas recorded the most points ever by a Southwest Conference team, breaking the mark of 139 points set by Baylor against Trinity in 1965.

Texas obliterated the school scoring record, which had been 117 against Arkansas in 1972. And it wasn't all that far away from the NCAA single-game scoring record set by Nevada-Las Vegas in a 164-111 victory over Hawaii-Hilo in 1976, or the NCAA's 91-point margin of victory record set by Louisiana State in a 124-33 victory over Southwestern, in 1952. Texas, which had been ranked sixth in The Associated Press pre-season poll, fell to 13th this week after losing its season opener to Long Beach State 71-66 Saturday night. In other games involving Top 20 Basketball NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 12 14 13 12 5 5 7 9 9 14 Pet. .706 M7 .591 .571 .263 .579 .500 .500 .364 .050 .300 CB Philadelphia Washington New Jersey New York Boston Atlanta San Antonio Houston New Orleans Detroit 1V 2 8 Central Division 10 9 8 7 6 8 10 9 14 13 14 Vt 4Vt 4V7 5tt Western Conference Midwest Division 11 8 10 11 7 13 8 16 5 16 Pacific Division Kansas City Denver Indiana Milwaukee Chicago Seattle Phoenix Los Angeles Golden State Portland San Diego .579 .476 .350 .333 .238 .750 .727 .714 .524 .524 .440 2 4Vi 5'a 7 15 16 15 11 11 11 5 6 6 10 10 14 Vi 4V 6' Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Washington at New York Atlanta at Cleveland Denver at Milwaukee Philadelphia at New Orleans Phoenix at Chicago Detroit at Los Angeles Boston at Portland Wednesday's Games New York at Indiana Philadelphia at San Antonio Houston at Golden State New Jersey at Seattle COLLEGE BASKETBALL SIU 116, Roosevelt 63 Football THE AP FOOTBALL TOP TWENTY The Top Twenty teams In The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, season records and total points.

Points based on 20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-109-8-7-6 5-4 3-2-1: 1. Penn State (52) 11 0-0 1,256 2. Alabama (2) 9-10 1,173 3.Southern Cal (7) 10-1 0 1,145 4.0klahoma (3) 10-1 0 1,133 5. Michigan 10-1-0 1,028 6. Nebraska 9-2-0 940 7.

Clemson 10-1) 844 8. Arkansas 8 2-0 722 9. Houston 8 2 0 698 10. Notre Dame 8 3 0 689 11. Georgia 8-1-1 658 12.

Mich)gan State 8 3 0 548 l3JVaryland 9-2-0 519 14. Texas 7-3 0 396 15. UCLA 8 30 347 16. Pittsburgh 8-3K) 310 17. Purdue 8 2-1 297 18.

Missourl 7-4 0 200 19. Iowa State 8 3 0 93 20.Ohk State 7-3 1 96 i poFti: im Mwiei OlhSo opened Its season with an easy victory over Central Michigan as Gregory Kel-ssr scored 30 points, many coming after quick passes from playmaker Earvin Johnson, who had 14 points and 11 assists. The game was close until Michigan State put on a 17-4 spurt late in the first half. The Spartans led 34-22 at the half and were never in trouble after intermission. Louisiana State got 21 points and 10 rebounds from forward Durand Macklin in routing New Orleans.

LSU Coach Dale Brown used 15 players and just about every offensive pattern and defensive set during the lopsided game, in which LSU scored the first nine points and never trailed. Elsewhere, Kelvin Ransey scored a career-high 31 points on lMor-21 shoot on top In Western Kentucky 78-53 in their season opener Saturday night, received 42 of 51 first-place votes and 1,010 points in the poll released Monday. The balloting, among a nationwide committee of sports writers and broadcasters, was based on games played through Sunday, Nov. 26. UCLA remained in second place after cm Chicago (AP) Neill Armstrong, the Chicago Bears' first-year head coach, claims he is "disappointed but not discouraged" by his team's showing this season.

"We had great hopes of winning pur division," lamented Armstrong, whose team won its first three games, then lost eight in a row before gaining victories the last two weeks. The Bears are 5-8 in the National Football Conference's Central Division, which is headed by Green Bay and Minnesota with records of 7-5-1. What makes it more difficult for Armstrong is the fact the Bears could easily have won four of the eight games they lost, including a 25-19 overtime loss to the Oakland Raiders. "There are improvements that have to be made." said Armstrong, who has rebuilt the Bear defense despite a series of crippling injuries. Armstrong called Sunday's 14-3 victory over Tampa Bay "our best game of the year.

Our offensive line and our backs were aggressive and executed well and we ran the ball 60 times without a fumble. "But our defense has played well the last few games and was outstanding against Tampa Bay," said Armstrong. The defense limited the Bucs to 99 yards rushing, 77 of them in the first half, and Tampa Bay finished the game with minus-seven yards passing as the Bears sacked quarterback Mike Rae eight times for losses totaling 61 yards. Alan Page, acquired from the Minnesota Vikings this season, was the leader with three sacks. Why would the Vikings want to trade Page? FOLLOW TIIE SALUKIS! Cw.

25 SIU vs EVANSVILLE C3Y. 27 SIU vs ROOSEVELT Kgv. a SIU vs ST. LCUIS Emm cm as AP ROOSEVELT FG FT TP Cozzl 8-10 0-0 16 Shildt 5-18 29 12 Aspan 2-15 0-2 4 Harkabus 5-8 1-3 11 Puda 1- 6 4 4 6 Calero 1-5 0-0 2 Hnakko 0-4 2-4 2 Ferney 2-6 0-1 5 Clayman 3-3 0-16 TOTALS 27-75 9-24 63 SIU-C FT FT TP Wilson 10-12 1-1 21 Smith 5-10 0-0 10 Grant 2-6 0-0 4 Abrams 7-10 3-6 17 Hugglns 13-18 2-2 28 Moore 6-12 0-0 12 Kieszkowskl 2-5 1-2 5 Stubblefteld 4-8 Cllatt 3-7 0-1 6 Hinds 1- 2 3 5 5 Jones 0-1 0-0 0 Turner 0-1 0-0 0 TOTALS 53-93 10-17 116 Roosevelt 27 35 63 teams, No. I Duke struggled past Southern Methodist 86-60, No.

7 Michigan State whipped Central Michigan 71-54 and No, 11 Louisiana State easily beat New Orleans 64-42. Duke didn't play particularly well but still won, which pleased Coach BUI Foster. "It comes out a win and we have things that we have to work on," he said. "It was a good game for us like that" Guard Jim Spanarkel led Duke with 21 points, center Mike Gminski scored 20 and forward Gene Banks had 18. The Blue Devils trailed 39-36 at the half, took the lead early in the second half and turned back repeated threats by Southern Methodist in the late going.

SMU Coach Sonny Allen predicted a national championship for Duke, which was runner-up to Kentucky last season. Seventh-ranked Michigan State Dink steiys By The Associated Press Pre-season favorite Duke retained the top spot in The Associated Press' college basketball poll after the first weekend of action. The Blue Devils, who overpowered meet lead down the line. Defending champion Marshall Hol-man of Medfora, was in a tie for 35th place after averaging 209 for the day. In a much better position was Mark Roth, the North Arlington, N.J., pro who has.

won $123,000 and eight titles this year, both records in PBA play. Roth showed 1,731 pins for the session and was in 17th place. The lineup will be trimmed to the high 48 scorers Wednesday night with another eight-game bloc then determining the 24 finalists who will enter round-robin match play. The high five rollers will advance to Saturday's televised finale, where $21,000 awaits the winner. The tournament is sponsored by Brunswick Corp.

Gray, an eighth-season speedster, suffered a severely sprained left ankle. The 6-foot, 208-pound Morris, who suffered a knee injury, will not have to undergo surgery, Ellsasser ruled. Both injured players are expected to miss next week's St Louis game at home against the Detroit Lions. Gray will be replaced by rookie Dave Steif. Morris' stand-in will be Jim Otis, who returned Sunday after missing one game with a strained knee.

tops Salukis College, led the Warriors with 17 points, foDowed by 6-foot-7 freshman Keith Anderson, who had 14. Dexter Jones, a 6-5 freshman forward who is attending SIU-C on a track scholarship, topped all scorers with 23 points. Willie Tines added 18 for the losers. The Salukis next play Southeastern Illinois in a preliminary to the varsity game Dec. 9 against University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

games against the New York Giants and the Cincinnati Bengals. Robertson, who walked out of former Coach George Allen's training camp last July "to get his head together' returned, however, following Allen's firing after two exhibition games and the elevation of then-assistant Malavasi to head coach. DRIVE And SNQW 2iwracj SB ing and Herb Williams added 27 as Ohio State beat Miami of Ohio 85-69, Indiana State held Purdue to three field goals in the final eight minutes and beat the Boilermakers 63-53 behind All-America Larry Bird's 22 points, and senior guard Greg Coles came off the bench to score 23 points and make five steals in leading Qemson to a 106-74 decision over Furman. Also, sophomore forward Curtis Ber ry grabbed a career-high 20 rebounds and added 13 points to lead Missouri to a 7555 victory over Butler, Michael Gray scored 21 points and Edgar Jones grabbed 17 rebounds to help Nevada-Reno to a 77-73 victory over Houston, Joe Nehls scored 21 points to lead Arizona to an 83-80 overtime victory over Northwestern and freshman George Washington's 26 points helped Marshall beat Morehead State 87-77. beating Boise State and DePaul last weekend.

The Bruins received six first-place votes and 925 points. Notre Dame, which has yet to open its Season, held onto third place with one first-place vote and 829 points. Kansas, also idle last weekend, climbed one spot to fourth place with one first-place vote and 726 points. ch not "I don't know," said Armstrong, avoiding making any statements about possible difficulties Page had with the Minnesota coaching staff. Armstrong, 52, is a 14-year assistant coaching veteran in the National Football League.

He spent most of those years as defensive coordinator for the Vikings before coming to the Bears. Although he is in no immediate danger of losing his job, Armstrong said, "I've been in this league a long time and know it is hazardous. "The management has been patient, (general manager) Jim Finks has been patient and players have been patient. "The team is stable and has stayed together in the face of adversity and that is encouraging," said Armstrong. "I'm encouraged and know the team can develop." Armstrong said the Bears' last two victories have "provided a big lift and it's a good feeling to see them come up with the big play when it is needed.

In our last 10 quarters, the defense has allowed only one touchdown. That's some accomplishment in this league." Armstrong also was pleased with the Bear running attack, headed by Walter Payton and Roland Harper. The two rushed for 249 yards against Tampa Bay with Harper gaining 144 yards and Payton 105. "Walter and Roland are two of the best backs in football," said Armstrong. "If you get 150 yards rushing against Tampa as a team, you've had a good game.

"It's still the best thing we do on offense run the ball," he added. Audi 3000 tmi I 4 5ki nwyin.ooo cage astafl J) sd) ddd pro to take PBA Glendale Heights (AP) Sporting a gaudy 236 average for the first eight games, bowling pro Roy Buckley of Columbus, Ohio, took a lead of 42 pins into Tuesday's second round in the $125,000 Professional Bowlers Association Tournament. Starting out with a 268 game, Buckley never dipped below 214 Monday as he finished his day's work with an 1,888 pin fall and a sizeable advantage over runner-up Norm Meyers of St. Louis, whose high game in an 1,846 set was 255. As the 192-man field, including 19 entrants from 10 foreign nations completed their opening bloc in an 18-game qualifier, Cliff McNealy of San Lorenzo, whose best effort was 256, was holding down third place at 29 sticks St.

Louis (AP) A decision on whether to deactivate wide-receiver Mel Gray and running-back Wayne Morris will be made Wednesday by the St. Louis Cardinals. The two, who suffered injuries during Sunday's 14-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the National Football League, were examined Monday by Dr. James Ellsasser, Cards team physician. However, Ellsasser deferred making a decision about placing the pair on the NFL's injured reserve list Wabash Valley Wabash Valley College put five players in double figures Monday night in handing the Southern Illinois Univer-sity-Carbondale junior varsity basketball team a 106-74 defeat at the SIU-C Arena.

The game was the season opener for the Salukis. Wabash Valley raised its record to 3-0. Jerome Henderson, a 6-U sophomore transfer student from Yavapai (Ariz.) Bug Red smiii SIU-C 60 56116 Shooting percentages Roosevelt: FG .360, FT .375 SIU-C: FG .569. FT .588. Rebounds Roosevelt (40): Shildt 13, Harkabus 6, Aspan 5, Calero 3, Ferney 3, Clay-man 3.

Cozzl 1, Fuda 1, Team 5, Dead Ball SIUC (65): Wilson 19, Hinds 7, Grant 6, Moore 6, Smith 5, Stubblefield 5, Abrams 3, Kieszkowskl 2, Claltt 2, Jones 2, Hugglns 1, Turner 1, Team 6, Dead Ball 3. Turnovers Roosevelt 21, SIU-C 12. Officials Ray Son nen berg, Ron Zetcher. A 5,387 (The Salukis are 2-0 and play Wednesday night at St. Louis in an 8 p.m.

game at the Checkerdome.) Wabash Valley 106, SIU-C JV's 74 WABASH VALLEY (106) Anderson 7 0-1 14, Henderson 7 3-4 17, Brown 5 2-2 12, Vermejan 3 2 2 8, Pearson 5 1- 2 11, Fullove 4 3-4 11, Davis 1 2-3 4, Baxter 2 3- 3 7, Hawkins 4 5-8 13, Williamson 0 2 2 2, Robinson 3 1-4 7. Totals 41 24 35 106. SIU-C JV'S (74) Jones 11 1-5 23, Turner 5 2-4 12, Hinds 0 8-9 8, Harris 0 0-0 0, D. Lassere 1 0-0 2, R. Las-sere 0 0-0 0, Jonas 4 1-2 9, Wright 0 0-0 0, Davidson 1 0-0 2, Tines 8 2-4 18, Cochran 0 0-0 0.

Totals 30 14 24 74. Other Scores East Army 80, Rochester 60 Boston College 89, Stonehill 76 Columbia 82, CCNY 64 Lehigh 91, Wagner 78 LIU 63, Pratt 39 SOUTH Citadel 103, Piedmont 61 Duke 86, Southern Methodist 80 East Carolina 91, St. Leo's 78 E. Kentucky 88, Ball St. 86 Georgia Southern 86, Georgia St.

68 Georgia Tech 111, Baptist Col. 54 LSU 64, New Orleans 42 Marshall 87, Morehead St. 77 McNeese St. 72, NW Louisiana 61 NE Louisiana 86, Nicholls 74 South Carolina 93, Hofstra 74 Tenn. Wesley an 81, Murray St.

70 Vanderbilt 82, San Francisco St. 52 Virginia 79, Johns Hopkins 54 VMI 114, UNC-Greensboro 91 Virginia Tech 101, Samford 68 William Mary 66, Chris. Newport 54 MIDWEST Indiana St. 63, Purdue 53 Kansas St. 85, S.

Dakota 53 Michigan St. 71, Cent. Michigan 54 Ohio St. 85, Miami, Ohio 69 SOUTHWEST Arkansas St. 72, Rock 52 Texas 148, Northern Montana 71 THE AP'BASKETBALL TOP TWENTY 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 20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-12-11-19 8 7 65 4 3 2-1. TV Sports TODAY 6:30 Ch 2 Bowling for Dollars 6:30 Ch 7 NBA Basketball: Washington at New York 12:30 Ch 7 NBA Basketball: Atlanta at Cleveland Bowling WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE At S. I. Bowl Ikes Bulck 32'j 11 Quaglla Construction 30 14 Budweiser 28 16 Marlon IGA 27' 161 Minuteman 26 18 Perrys Remodeling 26 18 710 Book Store 25V 18' K-Mart 0 1 21 Va 22' Component Bids. Systems 21 Nances Trading Post 19 Just Pants 17 Pliza Hut 18 Peppys Food Shop 17 K-Mart 2 16 Eastslde Lumber 13 Pearson Home Builders 10 23 25 23 26 27 28 31 30 Team High Series Minuteman 3052, K-Mart 0 2 3022, Ikes Bulck 3002 Team High Game Minuteman 1134, Ikes Bulck 1065, K-Mart 0 2 1059 Individual High Series Jerry Henry 670.

Roger Mao ruder 586, Bill Johnson 582 Individual High Game Jerry Henry 245, Ed Kidman 244, Jim Taylor 237 HERRIN WINTER MIXED LEAGUE At Herrln Bowl Ten Pins 35 Vi 12V Bobs Mob 35 13 Gutter Dusters 30 18 Local Yokels 29 19 Pace Setters 28 Va 19Vj Gobblers 23V 19V Snoopys 27 21 Troop 26 22 4 F'S 24 24 Screw Balls 22 26 Kerrls Kats 19 29 Pros 19 29 Cardinals 17Vj 30V2 Slo Pokes 16 32 Alley Cats 14 34 Odd Balls 13 35 Team High Series Local Yokels 2455, Snoopys 2400, Bobs Mob 2385 Team High Game Local Yokels 892, Bobs Mob 863. Snoopys 814, 4 F'S 814 Individual High Series Men Brad Palmer 641, Don Cutrell 615, Paul Wade 605 Women Wilma Parker 565, Winona Edmis-ton 557," June Hunter 545 Individual High Game Men Mike Bag-gett 233, Brad Palmer 228, Paul Wade 223 Women Winona Edmiston 214, Dee Wllker-son 207, Wilma Parker 201 THURSDAY MEN'S CLASSIC At S. I. Bowl Centry Insurance Realty 36 8 Coo-Coo's 35 9 Murdale Tru Value 32 12 J. Craig Construction 29 15 Kane Acres 29 15 of 28 16 Cable 27Va 16Va Amax Coal Co.

27 17 Sandbaggers 27 17 First Federal of Herrln 24 20 Airport Racquetball 24 20 Old State 23 21 Kirgan Construction- 23 21 Pinch Penny Pub 23 21 A 23 21 Perry's Remodeling 23 21 High Lifers 21 23 Varsity Grill Klyls 20 24 Phelps Dodge Boards Arrows 20 24 Denny's Restaurant 20 24 Greek Stone Rollers 19Va 24Va S. I. Bowl 19 25 Chicago Sammich Co. 19 25 Crossroad Sporting Goods 18 26 J. W.

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W. Construction 1055, Murdale Tru-Value 1043 High Individual Series Bob Wallace 640, Jeff Muzzarelli 612, Ken Daniels 609 High Individual Game Jeff Muzzarelli 225, Bob Wallace 224, Craig Causeman 224 Rams suspend Robertson 2 weeks fe ll bastf cors feireo imainnias lire Los Angeles (AP) The Los Angeles Rams have suspended linebacker Isiah Robertson without pay for two weeks for "conduct detrimental to the football according to Coach Ray Malavasi. Malavasi said the right-side linebacker would not practice for the next two weeks and would miss the next two 4-WHEEl MU0 8 ALL TIRES FIRST QUALITY 1. Duke (42) 10 1,010 2. UCLA (6) 2 0 925 3.

Notre Dame (1) 0-0 829 4. Kansas (1) 0 0 726 5. LouiSVille 2-1 704 6. North Carolina St. 3 0 681 7.

Michigan State (1) 0-0 666 8. Michigan 00 585 9.Syracuse l-o 474 10. Kentucky 0-0 469 11. Louisiana State 1-0 446 12. Southern Cal 0 0 369 13.

Texas 0-1 316 U.North Carolina 0-0 306 15.San Francisco 1 0 279 16. Rutgers 0-0 248 17. Marquette 0-0 133 18. Nevada Las Vegas 1-0 111 10 86 20.lndiana 1-2 77 BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Tonight's Games Vienna at Gore vi He Brookport at Dongola Elverado at Christopher Trico at Dupo Shawnee at Cartervllle Carbondale at Anna-Jonesboro Valmeyer at Coultervllle Crab Orchard at Wood I awn Cairo at Metropolis WInl 703x156 ply ldSSnoa 38.95 7.316 8 ply Sr.x.i 47.95 8.75-16.5 8 ply Cd itczi 52. 95 KM5 ply Raised Utter 51.95 1U15 6 ply faisd Utter 53.S5 12x15 6 ply Raised letter 66.

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