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Paos Fourteen SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMDER 20, 1970 Carbondole-Herrln-Murphysboro-AAarion Inlomini. Tofe m( ScorebosLFd to VDimaifls Vancouver 1, Chicago 1, tie Toronto 5, Minnesota 3 Detroit 2, Colorado 2, tie New York Islanders 5, Los Angeles 5, tie Thursday's Games Boston at Buffalo St. Louis at Philadelphia StesSeville, Nashville, Sparta also advance Basketball 4 0 i Vv 4 jf aV txS Herrin, Sparta, Steelevllle, Trico and Nashville girls' volleyball teams posted victories Wednesday advance to Friday's district championship games. At the Carbondale Class AA District Tournament, Herrin handed Murphys-boro 21-14 and 20-10 losses to improve its record to 11-5 and earn the right to meet host Carbondale (21-1) at 7:30 p.m. Friday for the championship.

"We had good spiking from Karen Humphreys and Alice Ewan," Herrin Coach Cindy Roland said. "We're hoping to play better against Carbondale, though." In other Class AA district play, Mount Vernon will meet Harrisburg at 7:30 p.m. today at Harrisburg for the cham-pionship. There was no game Wednesday. At the Sparta Class A district meet, Sparta and Steeleville both won to advance to the championship game at 7:30 p.m.

Friday. In the first match between Sparta and Chester, Sparta won the first set 20-11, then absorbed a 20-9 loss before bouncing back big for a 204 finale. "I told the kids to think about the things they had done wrong on the second set," Sparta Coach Peggy Deaton said. "They came back in the final match higher than a kite. It has to be the best team effort they've shown all Chester closed the season with a 10-7 finish.

Sparta advances with a 9-9 mark. In the second game, number six-seed Steeleville upset number two-seed New Athens by 21-19 and 20-14 scores. At Trico, the host Pioneers swept past Idomdo to gyinni tfoir Duff, Kingston 1,.. Aett4 AP Photo HI there! New York Knick guard Ray Ricky Sobers into the air Wednes-Williams drives for two points af- day night in Indianapolis. The ter faking Indiana Pacer guard Pacers won 101-99.

Eldorado High School will dedicate its gymnasium to late University of Evansville basketball players Mike Duff and Kevin Kingston during halftime ceremonies of Saturday night's game against Pinckneyville. Duff and Kingston were former Eldorado players who were killed, along with the entire Evansville basketball team, in a plane crash last December. The Duff-Kingston Memorial Gymnasium will feature a large plaque with pictures of both players, set into a gymnasium wall. The Eldorado School Board voted last year to name the gym in memory of the Jim Hart, left the contest late in the opening half with a severely sprained ankle. "I think you can say that Morris probably is out for the season," Wilkinson said.

"Gray is definitely out for this game and maybe out for the rest of the season." SVJoirris, Gray to moss Loons' game Waitonville by identical 20-16 scores in the first game. "In the first set, Paula Wilson scored seven straight set points," Trico Coach Marlene Verdum said. "It was a real team effort, though. Everyone contributed." In the second game, Nashville won the first set over Du Quoin 20-10, then lost 16-20 before winning the match with a 20-13 final set. Trico (124) will play at 7:30 p.m.

today for the championshp against Nashville (7-10). Class A district tournament games at Anna-Jonesboro were won by Anna-Jo-nesboro and Carrier Mills. The host Wildcats swamped Cairo 20-1 and 20-0, and Carrier Mills defeated Hardin County 20-15 and 20-7. Today at Anna-Jonesboro, Carterville will meet Carterville, at 6:30 p.m., followed by an 8 p.m. contest between Joppa and Metropolis.

The winners of Wednesday's game will play at 6:30 p.m. Friday. At 8 p.m. the winners of Thursday's matches will play. The championship game between the two Friday winners will be at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday. Anna-Jonesboro has won the district title three straight years. dedicate Kingston two players, Eldorado Athletic Director Vera Pollock said. UNIR0YAL The Mileage People Jakes Tire 1001 N. Court 314 E.

Main 401 W. Main 738 W. Main 800 N. Park 1109 S. 19th 1121 W.

3rd St. Rt. 45 South Marion Carbondale Benton Olney Herrin Mattoon Mt. Carmei Harrisburg. class by itself LTD 2-Door Hardtop Carbondale Duff NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Wednesday's Games Indiana 101, New York 99 Philadelphia 120, San Antonio 114, OT Golden State 109, Houston 94 Seattle 125, New Jersey 111 Thursday's Games New York at Atlanta Portland at Cleveland Boston at Kansas City Denver at New Orleans Houston at San Diego Detroit at Phoenix COLLEGE BASKETBALL St.

LOUIS 81, SIU-C 75 (OT) SIUC FG FT TP Wilson 3 6 0-0 6 Smith 5 11 0- 0 10 Grant 1- 4 0 3 2 Huggins 13 21 4- 4 30 Abrams 6 14 3- 3 15 Cliatt 0-0 0-0 0 Stubblefield 1-2 0 0 2 Moore 5 7 0- 1 10 Kieszkowski 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS 34-65 7-11 75 ST. LOUIS FT FT TP Shaver 7-12 3- 4 17 Rohde 3 6 4-4 10 Henderson 6-15 0- 0 12 Glass 5-11 0- 1 10 Carr 6-9 4-4 16 Wiley 0-0 2-2 2 Home 6-7 2-4 14 Tiggs 0-0 0-0 0 Kissavage 0-0 0-0 0 TOTALS 33-60 15-19 81 SIU-C 37 44 475 St. Louis 44 37 1081 Shooting percentages SIU-C: FG .523, FT .777 St. Louis: FG .550, FT .750. Rebounds SIU-C (23): Wilson 4, Smith 4, Grant 4, Moore 3, Huggins 2, Abrams 2, Team 4 St.

Louis (43): Carr 12, Henderson 11, Rohde 5, Glass 5, Shaver 4, Home 2, Team 4. Turnovers SIU-C 15, St. Louis 24. Fouled out SIU-C: None; St. Louis: Shaver.

Fouls SIU-C 16, St. Louis 19 Technicals None. Officials R. Hantack, R. Zetcher, R.

Spitler. A 3,518 (The Salukis are 2-1 and play this weekend at Columbia, in the Show-Me Classic. SIU-C plays Alabama-Birmingham at 7:05 p.m. Friday followed by the Missouri-Eastern Kentucky game. The third-place and championship games will be played Saturday night.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST Colgate 91, Rensselaer Poly 68 Fairfield 86, Bridgeport 72 La Salle 77, Bucknell 76 LIU 83, Southhampton 68 Manhattanville 80, Vassar 58 Massachusetts 79, Harvard 65 New York Poly 68, N.J.

Tech 64 Penn 80, Virginia 78 Penn St. 60, Delaware 47 Pittsburgh 107, Rio Grande 82 Pittsburgh St. 89, Vermont 87 Princeton 82, Wagner 66 Providence 68, Assumption 66 Rutgers 70, Columbia 63 St. Bonaventure 126, Steubenville 56 St. Francis, Pa.

61, St. Michael's 52 St. Joseph's, 79, Rider 58 Seton Hall 109, Merrimack 68 Stony Brook 91, Queens Coll 84 Syracuse 102, North Carolina A8.T 77 West Virginia 45, William and Mary 39 SOUTH Alabama 83, Austin Peay 64 Ala-Birmingham 88, Oklahoma City 79 Georgia So 97, Armstrong St. 94 Hampden-Sydney 87, Wash. Lee 78 Jacksonville 81, Augusta 68 Louisiana Tech 77, Col of the Ozarks 56 McNeese 91, Arkansas-Little Rock 85 Morehead St.

77, Tennessee Wesl 65 Old Dominion 98, George Mason 78 Richmond 97, Atlantic Chris 69 South Florida 90, Eckerd 70 Southern 118, Xavltr, 99 SW Louisiana 73, Nevada-Reno 71 Tulane 80, Southern Methodist 64 VMI 90, Radford 88 MIDWEST Ball St. Ill, Indiana Central 85 Carthage 92, Chicago 69 Central St, Ohio 79, Chicago St 78 Cleveland St. 58, Michigan 56 Detroit 64, No Michigan 62, OT DePaul 74, Evansville 55 Illinois 83, Mo. -St. Louis 69 Illinois Wesleyan 75, DePaul 68 Kansas 91, Fairleigh Dickinson 68 Loras 122, Mt Mercy 74 Marquette 70, Belmont Abbey 56 Miami, Ohio 58, Muskingum 46 North Carolina 97, Northwestern 67 North Park 106, Carroll 64 Oral Roberts 61, Kansas St.

55 Purdue 66, Xavier, Ohio 58 St. Louis 81, SIU 75, OT SE Missouri 114, McKendree 80 Western Illinois 93, Mo-Rolla 79 Western Michigan 72, Valparaiso 66 Western State 89, Prlnclpia 80 SOUTHWEST Lamar 84, Texas Southern 72 NW Oklahoma 88, Phillips 76 Rice 99, Texas Lutheran 90 Texas 68, Arkansas St. 54 Texas-Arlington 83, TCU 71 Texas-El Paso 87, Midwestern 53 Texas Tech 109, No Montana 54 FAR WEST Colorado 100, Colorado Mines 78 Wyoming 78, Texas Wesl 66 TOURNAMENTS Maritime Invitational First Round john Jay 60, Yeshiva 41 N.Y. Maritime 80, Lehman 69 BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Century Frosh-Soph Tournament Wednesday's Games Vienna 57, Joppa 39 Egyptian 90, Brookport 35 Today's Games 6:30 p.m. Vienna vs.

Gorevllle 8:00 p.m. Century vs. Egyptian Hockey NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Campbell Conference Patrick Division Pti GF GA Atlanta 15 7 2 32 104 75 N.Y. islanders 14 3 4 32 98 65 N.Y. Rangers 13 4 4 30 87 53 Philadelphia 11 8 4 26 70 66 Smythe Division Chicago 8 8 5 21 67 75 Vancouver 9 13 2 20 80 90 St.

LOUiS 5 15 4 14 77 116 Colorado 4 15 5 13 67 111 Wales Conference Adams Division Boston 12 4 5 29 91 65 Toronto 12 8 4 28 81 69 Buffalo 8 7 6 22 63 55 Minnesota 5 14 2 12 56 83 Norrls Division Montreal 15 6 2 32 93 64 Los Angeles 10 9 2 22 82 71 Detroit 6 10 6 18 71 79 Pittsburgh 6 13 3 15 72 86 Washington 5 14 4 14 64 100 Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh 5, Washington 3 New York Rangers 5, Atlanta 3 TV Sports TODAY 6:30 Ch 2 Bowling for Dollars 7:00 Ch 7 NHL Hockey: Boston at Buffalo 7:00 Ch 30 NHL Hockey: St. Louis at Philadelphia. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE At Carbondale Bowl Four Aces Hot Shots Grammer's Orchard Moo Sul-Kwan Carbondale Bowl Market Paul Simons Mix Ups Tippy's Misfits Latecomers Hale's Restaurant Leftovers Turkeys Stan Hoye's Murphy Quads High Team Series 29 12 14V2 26 V2 17'2 26 18 26 18 26 18 25 19 15'2 21 Vi 22'2 21 Vi 22'2 19V2 24i2 19 25 19 25 17' 22V? 17 27 15 29 1312 ZOV2 Grammer's 2001, La tecomers 1952, Moo-Sul-Kwan 1908 High Team Game Grammer's 686, Late Comers 677, Moo-Sul-Kwan 675 Individual High Series Men D. Rader 602, D. Kahne 546, D.

Hanson 546, G. Duty 536 Women L. Neumann 530, B. Plnkerton 566, Ina Fite 553 Individual High Game Men B. Ganten-bein 211, D.

Rader 211, D. Kahne 210, D. Hanson 209; Women L. Naumann 212, M. Nes-ler 201, B.

Pinkerton 201, Ina Fite 200 MONDAY AFTERNOON IDOLS At Marlon Bowl Rich's T.V. 36V 15'2 Don Jackson Bldrs. 31 21 Roper's Orchard 30 22 P. N. Hirsch (Marion) 29Vi 22V2 Kroger's (Marion) 28 24 Little Egypt Welding 28 24 Pea body Coal Co.

26 26 DeKalb Seed 23 29 Construction 23 29 Pizza Hut 22 30 Bondioll's Quiet Co. 20 32 Chamness Trucking 15 37 Team High Series Don Jackson Builders 1810, R. Construction 1703, Bondioll's Quiet Co. 1700 Team High Game Don Jackson Builders 655, Roper's Orchard 612, Little Egypt Welding 611 Individual High Series C. Campbell 501, K.

Sagins 498, S. Maynard 476 Individual High Game D. Gregory 193, K. Jackson 192, K. Sagins 190 MONDAY NIGHT FRIENDSHIP At Herrln Bowl H.

Shoe Hospital 38 10 Pass Heating Air Conditioning 30 18 Herrln Bowl 27 21 Coca Cola 27 21 Hellenys 26 22 Park Ave. lor i st 26 22 Park Ave. Motel 26 22 Vl's Cafe 25 23 WHbert's Vault Co. 25 23 Glenn's Fine Foods 2312 2412 R. C.

Cola 23V2 2412 Jake's Tires 21 27 Sonic Drive In 1911 28V2 Margie's 18V2 29V2 Beauty Chateau IBV2 2912 McNeal's Furniture 912 38V2 High Team Series H. Shoe Hospital 2485, Margie's 2405, Jake's Tires 2345 High Team Game Jake's Tires 911, H. Shoe Hospital 854, Margies 845 Individual High Series Winona Edmiston 619, Pat Conley 563, Sue Montgomery 553 Individual High Game Pat Conley 233, Winona Edmiston 224, June Hunter 218 SIU-C FACULTY-STAFF LEAGUE Alley Cats 30 14 Aces 2412 I8V2 Cimballs 23 21 Aggregates 22V2 21 V2 Chem Jays 22 22 Free Radicals 21 23 Moonlighters 19 25 Wizards Oz 13 31 Team High Series Chem Jays 2867, Cimballs 2866, Moonlighters 2829 Team High Game Cimballs 1025, Chem Jays 999, Alley Cats 979 Individual High Game Ken Burnett 538, Ernest Biller 495, Steve Shappard 473 Individual High Game Ernest Biller 203, Paul Harre 192, Ken Burnett 191 MURDALE MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Farmers 22 16 Dufm' Redi Mix Concrete 29.5 18.5 Mc Kinney's Super Saver 27 21 Linda's Beauty Shop 24.5 23.3 Tom's Place 22 26 McDonald's 21 27 Klnkaid Furniture 21 27 Royal Mobil Homes 15 33 High Team Series Tom's Place 2680, McKenneys Super Saver 2672, Klnkaid Furniture 2639 High Team Game Tom's Place 951, McKenney Super Saver 931, Klnkaid Furniture 929 Individual High Series B. Glasford 526, R. Thomas 516, A.

Conner 514 Individual High Game j. See 204, B. Glasford 199, L. Burrls 198 TUESDAY LADIES' WHIRLAWAY Carbondale Bowl 35 17 Epps Datsun 28 24 El Greco 27 25 McDaniel Construction 27 25 Sawyerf's Paint 26 26 University Bank 23 29 Equitable Life 21 31 Haake's Furniture 21 31 Team High Series Epps 2459, Carbondale 2400, McDaniel 2390 Team High Game Epps 875, Carbondale 838, Haake's 835 Individual High Series Mary Nesler 638, Bonnie Plnkerton 553, Pat Morgan 526, Jane Cox 523 Individual High Game Mary Nesler 268, Pat Morgan 202, Carol Dunning 195, Bonnie Plnkerton 191 CARBONDALE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Wuest Floor Service 3OV2 Home Heating Service 3OV2 W2 Crossroads Sporting 27 21 Southern I Mini Constr. 27 21 Green's IGA 26V2 21 to Towne Pharmacy 26 22 Burrls Disposal 25 23 Massachusetts Mutual 24 24 Wal-Mart 23 25 Morrison's Cafeteria 22 26 Jaycees No.

2 22 26 Jaycees No. 3 21 V2 26Vi Jive 5 1 17 31 Jaycees No. 1 15 33 High Team Series Wuest Floor 3081, Wal-Mart 2960, Mass. Mutual 2948. High Team Game Wuest Floor 1086, Wal-Mart 1055, Mass.

Mutual 1021. High Individual Series Dave McComb 582, Charles Naegele 572, Bill Stewart 567. High Individual Game Charles Naegele 233, Dave McComb 225, Bill Stewart 222. Bowling er, and wide receiver Mel Gray, who has caught at least one pass in his last 72 NFL games. Morris suffered a strained knee as St.

Louis bowed 14-10 to the Philadelphia Eagles last week, severing a four-game victory string. Gray, after snaring three passes from tb Traditional Vooler Fordl Present LTD ill St. Louis (AP) Two St. Louis offensive stars have beeri declared out of Sunday's game at Busch Stadium against the Detroit Lions by Cardinals' Coach Bud Wilkinson. The two performers are running back Wayne Morris, the Cards' rushing lead- Tennis meet to feature two Salukis The Southern Illinois University-Car-bondale men's doubles team of Jeff Lubner and Neville Kennerley has been selected to play Friday and Saturday in the Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches National Doubles Championships at Wichita, Kan.

Lubner and Kennedy, both seniors, were one of two doubles teams selected from District and are one of 32 entries nationwide. Meanwhile, Coach Bob Steele's Saluki swim team will be competing Saturday in the 11-team Illinois State Relays at Normal, where Wisconsin is expected to be SIU-C's strongest challenger. The wrestling team will be in Champaign Friday and Saturday for the Illinois Invitational Wrestling Tournament, which is open to all two- and four-yearvcolleges in the state. The gymnastics team will be competing Friday and Saturday in the Ball State Ail-Around Classic at Muncie, Ind. The Salukis are the defending champions in that meet, which also includes defending NCAA champion Oklahoma, Indiana State, Penn State and Nebraska among its 16 entries.

Panthers pick Mathis as MVP Kerry Mathis has been named Most Valuable Player of the Pinckneyville Panther football team. Mathis, a junior, also won the award for Best Offensive Back. Senior Doug Nehrkorn won the award for Best efen-sive Back. Other award winners included: senior Steve Bostick, Most Improved Player; junior Don Wanack, Best Offensive Lineman; and senior Mark Peradotta, Best Defensive Lineman. The varsity Panthers were 7-2 this year.

Their total football program posted a 19-5 mark. The sophomore team won the Southwest Egyptian Conference title with a 7-1 overall record. style and value in a Come in to test drive a new LTD and register to win a cash prize or gift certificate To be given away Saturday, Dec. 16 You need Not Be Present To Win! LtStnl The Ford Store 301 N. Illinois Ave..