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Pantagraph D-5 Bloomington-. Normal, III. Dec. 7, 197S Basketball success a team result I 't d- Tometich and Derrick Mayes have been getting the ball inside to keep the offense moving, and have helped with the aggressive defensive structure. The Redbirds have received strong support up front from Jeff Widdel, Richard Jones and John Crossen.

Freshman Rick Ferina adds to the solid backcourt depth. Illinois State will bid for another road victory Wednesday at Butler. The Indianapolis, club edged ISU last season on a last-second shot, and owns a victory over Ohio State of the Big Ten this winter. ISU's next home game is against Alabama-Huntsville next Saturday. The game was added to the schedule after NCAA regulations permitting a 27th game.

ILLINOIS STATE BASKETBALL STATISTICS fo-a pet .594 .528 .419 .522 .438 .615 .556 .455 .400 .667 .500 pet red avg pts avg Lewis Powell Wilkins Henry Jones Mayes Bonczyk Widdel Crossen Tomtich Ferina Team 19-32 19-36 18-43 12-23 7- 16 8- 13 5-0 5-11 2-5 2-3 1-2 6-8 6-11 1-2 3-4 1- 3 3-3 3-4 5-4 2- 2 0-0 0-1 .750 20 10.0 44 22.0 .545 .429 .500 .750 .333 1.000 .750 .833 1.000 .000 .000 17 8.5 23 11.5 14 7.0 44 22.0 39 18.5 25 12.5 17 8.5 16 8.0 1.5 2.5 4.5 1.0 3.0 2.0 17 13 13 9 6 2 8.5 6.5 6.5 4.5 30 2.0 Totals Opp. 2 98-193 2 62-141 .508 33-51 .440 26-53 .647 .491 123 61.5 229114.5 96 48.0 150 75.0 on the board in a game, that's a fantastic job of execution." ISU has shown outstanding team balance in its first two games. Billy Lewis had 30 points, Jeff Wilkins 28 and Roger Powell 20 in the opener. Then against LIU, Powell led in scoring with 24 and Randy Henry chipped in with 17. Guards Mike Bonczyk, George New Holland turns bock Wapello LINCOLN LAND New Holland-Middletown High School grabbed a two-point first quarter lead and went on to romp over Wapella, 70-52, in a Lincoln Land Conference contest at Wapella Saturday night.

Jerry Broughton pumped in 21 points i for the winners with Jerry Harnacke and Leland Semple contributing 19 and 15 points respectively. Tom Toohill led Wapella with 15 points and Kevin Thorp added 12 for the losers. New Holland-Middletown outre-bounded the host school, 41-38, especially hurting Wapella on the offensive boards' with second and third shots. Both schools evened their records at 3-3 for the season. Wapella falls to 1-1 in the conference while New Holland-Middletown upped its conference mark to 2-0.

Wapella won the preliminary game, 57-56. AT WAPELLA Two games do not a season make, but Illinois State's basketball team is enjoying swift success under new coach Gene Smithson. The Redbirds are sailing with a2-0 record and a 114.5 scoring average. Their latest triumph, a 100-78 win at Long Island University, made believers in New York City a tough town to impress. LIU coach Paul Lizzo, former assistant with the Philadelphia 76ers, gave the Redbirds rave "Illinois State has a terrific club," Lizzo said.

"ISU would be a problem for a lot of teams in the City. I never saw a team shoot like that." The Redbirds made 21 of 37 shots in the second half against LIU. Including totals from an opening 129-72 drubbing of Lewis University, Illinois State has made more than half of its field goal attempts. It's not by accident, Smithson says, "We're having this kind of success because we're playing as a Smithson said. "We're looking for the open man.

"Our execution in the second half against LIU was superb. When you have only eight turnovers and put 100 points useca Georgetown is now 2-0 for the conference, and Paxton's record drops to 0-2- Paxton led only once, 34-33, at the end of the third quarter. The score waslied, 44-ail, with 17 seconds to go in the game, when Mike Dalide made the first of a one and one foul shot. Paxton got the ball and Georgetown forced a turnover with 12 seconds left. Georgetown held on, icing the game.

Georgetown won the preliminary game, 50-26. AT WATSEKA Gibson Watseka 10 27 41 19 39 57 GIBSON CITY Nettleton 4-4-12, Patton 11, Bradford 2-0-4, Brown 0-1-1, Fight 4-2-10, Stimmel 1-1-3, Gerth 2-0-4, Day 2-0-4, Rosen-dihl 2 0-4, Thomas 1-1-3. Totals 23-10-56. WATSEKA Natschke 4-5-13, Devine 1-0-2, D. Yergler 5-0-10, Crabtree 4-0-8, Sloter 2-1-5, Koonze 5-5-15, R.

Yergler 10-1-21, Stahler 0-2-2, Perry 1-0 2. Totals 32-14-78. AT GEORGETOWN Paxton 10 22 34 44 Georgetown 15 25 33 45 PAXTON Norman 4-3-11, Pilcher 2-0-4, Gibson 5-2-12, King 1-0-2, Stagen 4-5-13, Over-street 1-0-2. Totals 17-10-44. er 3-0-6, Dalide 2-4-8, McCloud 7-2-16, Becker 2-0-4, Bowles 5-1-11.

Totals 19-7-45. Saunemin nips Chatsworth A vva igh school wrestling results results LOCAL Illinois Wesleyan 92, Wheaton 70 Normal Community 67, Springfield Griffin 57 HIGH SCHOOL MIDSTATE Deer Creek-Mackinaw 64, San Jose 51 Roanoke-Benson 71, El Paso 54 Lexington 71, Octavia 43 Delavan 81, Heyworth 43 VERMILION VALLEY Donovan 71, Tri-Point 62 Saunemin 70, Chatsworth 69 Forrest-Strawn-Wing 69, Fisher 60 Odell 84, Reddick 58 LINCOLN LAND New Holland-Middletown 70, Wapella 52 WAUSECA Watseka 78, Gibson City 56 Georgetown 45, Paxton 44 Danville Schlarman 71, Westville 52 HEART OF ILLINOIS Streator 75, Pontiac 70, overtime Peoria Central 59, Washington 27 BIG 12 Springfield 71, Lincoln 61 Thornridge 105, Danville 81 Champaign Centennial 50, Mattoon 46 Champaign Central 62, Kankakee McNamara 32 CAPITOL Springfield Southeast 79, Rantoul 69, overtime Springfield Lanphier 68, Peoria Manual Decatur MacArthur 67, Stephen Decatur 36 NORTHEAST Clifton Central 44, Dwight 41 OTHERS Carbondale 71, Murphysboro 49 Marion 69, Metropolis 54 Eldorado 74, Edwards County 51 Dupo 96, Waterloo 74 Carrier Mills 67, Sesser 45 Highland St. Paul 60, Aviston Central 54 Mount Zion 63, Paris 61 Effingham 77, Charleston 71 Robinson 65, Mount Carmel 52 Tolono 59, Broadlands 53 Terre Haute State 89, Westfield 44 Lawrenceville 83, Evansville North 70 Windsor 60, Cowden 59 Belleville St. Henry 64, Witt 38 Chicago Christian 43, Timothy Christian 40 Lockport 37, West-Aurora 33 Morton West 68, Oak Lawn 57 DeLaSalle 64, Kankakee Eastridge 37 Bradley-Bourbonnais 77, Hillcrest 41 Deerfield 70, Glenbrook South 53 Crete-Monee 71, Herscher 42 Bloom 89, Breese Mater Dei 61 Rich Central 67, DuSable 55 Gordon Tech 61, St. Patrick 51 Fenwick 52, St.

Joseph 50 Niles West 69, Waukegan West 49 Oak Forest 50, Eisenhower 47 Ridge wood 69, Notre Dame 42 Glenbard East 73, Wheaton North 66 Marist 63, Brother Rice 54 Benet Academy 60, Naperville North 31 Aurora Central 70, St. Edward 59 Buffalo Grove 50, Zion-Benton 48 Marian Catholic 62, Rich East 57 New Trier East 52, Proviso East 50 Waukegan East 52, Thornton 46 Maine West 60, Libertyville 55 Loyola Academy 57, New Trier West 52 Fenton 60, Wauconda 50 Rolling Meadows 57, St. Viator 38 Jacksonville 72, Benton 64 Pinckneyville 96, Chester 63 Herrin 87, Johnston City 68 Sparta 47, Trico 44 Anna-Jonesboro 63, DuQuoin 51 Marlon 69, Metropolis 54 Carbondale 71, Murphysboro 49 COLLEGE STATE Lincoln Christian 99, Kentucky Christian 84 Eureka College 96, Sanford-Brown 51 Blackhawk 96, Lincoln College 94, overtime Eastern Illinois 77, Jackson State 73 Ouincy College 97, St. Xavier 74 Chicago 55, Lake Forest 44 Knox 82, Cornell 81 Saginaw Valley 77, Illinois Circle 66 Hope 79, Aurora 71 Coe 85, Monmouth 68 COW Calvin 101, North Park 87 Franklin 70, Millikin 62 Elmhurst 66, Central of Iowa 59 BIG 10 Illinois 67, New Mexico 66, overtime Northwestern 86, Ohio 62 Purdue 90, West Virginia 79 Wisconsin 88, Chicago Loyola 73 Eastern Michigan 85, Michigan State 79 Tennessee 82, Michigan 81 Iowa 97, Northeastern Louisiana 87 Minnesota 74, North Dakota 60 MISSOURI VALLEY Bradley 88, Samford 77 Drake 98, Iowa State 83 Wichita State 109, Morningside 66 0West Texas State 71, Oklahoma Baptist 58 OTHERS John Jay 88, New York Poly 51 Notre Dame 88, Texas Tech 63 Arkansas 67, Tulane 55 Defiance 88, Taylor 85 Ripon 56. Carleton 49 Lawrence 78, Grinnell 75 Manchester 72, Hanover 70 i Delaware 61, Drexel 60 Alabama 71, Providence 67 Augustana, 77, C.

Missouri 66 Wabash 83, Denison 71 Widener 83, Washington 65 Centre 89, Maryville 74 Vermont 108, Maine 84 Otterbein 81, Ohio Dominican 74 Rhode Island 94, Boston U. 78 Brandeis 103, Norwich 56 Michigan Tech 87, Lakehead, 62 Massachusetts 74, Fairfield 73 Central Michigan 82, Detroit 77, OT Marietta 75, Bethany 66 N. Carolina Wesleyan 94, Coker 67 Hamilton 85, Nichols 76 Ball St. 85, Morehead St. 82 Lock Haven 75, California, 46 Coast Guard 52, Framingham St.

50 Barrington 65, Connecticut Col. 57 CCNY 74, Pace 68 Alcorn St. 132, Paul Ouinn 51 W. Palm Beach Atlantic 70, Wilmington 69 Washington St. 82, Jacksonville 77 George Fox 87, Warner Pacific 80 Colby 94, Clark 59 Carson Newman 75, Bellmont 65 Skidmore 80, St.

Rose 71 W. Baptist 76, S. Oregon 65 Baltimore Loyola 79, Johns Hopkins 64 Denison 73. Wabash 71 Duke 81, Virginia 79 Wright St. 107, Marian 83 Hillsdale 107, Siena Heights B4 Butler 67, Indiana St.

64 N. Carolina 88, Virginia Tech 75 Dayton 95, Biscayne 68 Monmouth, N.J., 106, Kean 79 Urbana 94, Mt. Vernon Nazarene 81 Wittenberg 79, Point Park 55 N. Dakota 111, Moorhead 79 Mercer 73, Louisiana Tech 72 Olivet 66, Tri-State 53 N. Caro.

St. 111, UNC-Asheville 40 Augsburg 88, Bethel-St. Paul 49 St. Mary's, 102, Upper Iowa 84 Emmanuel 88, Anderson 63 Erskine 73, Col. of Charleston 63 Benedict 82, Morris 65 Tarleton St.

86, Trinity, 65 Georgia 101, Athletes in Action 88 Union, 83, Cumberland 73 David Lipscomb 72, Georgetown 70, OT S. Dakota St. 64, Sioux Falls 49 Mercy 61, Yeshiva 57 Army 69, Pitt. -Johnstown 67 SW Minnesota 71, Hamllne 68 Gustavus Adolphus 81, Mankato 80 Kalamazoo 72, Goshen 71 lona 75, Columbia 73, OT Marguette 54, N. Michigan 45 Buena Vista 75, Northwestern, Iowa, 44 Wayland Baptist 66, Dallas Baptist 62 NW Missouri 58, Wm.

Penn 52 Dominican 77, Concordia, N.Y., 67 Kent St. 41, Akron 40 St. John's, 91, Davidson 79 Franklin 70, Millikin 62 Salem St 77, SE Massachusetts 75 Texas 127, Houston Baptist 80 Texas ASM 85, Southwestern, 74 Santa Clara 93. Memphis St. 86 Southampton 60, Oswego St.

59 W. Montana 90, Great Falls 73 Alfred 76, Elmira 74 Houghton 92, Eisenhower 77 Canisius 44, Niagara 60 Cornell, N.Y., 90, Rochester 88 Albany N.Y., 75, Cortland St. 45 Huntingdon 75, Birm. Southern 71 N. Adams St.

85, Bridgewater St. 63 Texas Christian 96, Lamar 79 Maryland 98, Richmond 71 William Mary 70, The Citadel 61 Virginia Military 73, E. Carolina 54 Bethany 74, Tabor 55 Lincoln Mo. 97, Mo. Valley 84 Dowling 48.

Fredonia St. 42 Utica 80, Roberts Wesleyan 72 Oregon Tech 82, Willamette 74 Potsdam 104, New Hampshire 82 Concordia 102, Saikmoawa 70 Va. Wesleyan 83, Greensboro Col. 78 Mt. St.

Mary's 95, Salisbury 79 Utah St. 71, Utah 44 Miss. St. 96, SW Louisiana 75 Okla. Northwestern 82, Panhandle 77 USAO 64, E.

Central, 60, OT Tiffin 63, Ma lone 61 Ohio Northern 71, W. Virginia St. 67 S. Dakota 91, Wartburg 65 Morehouse 73, Fisk 72 Keene St. 88, E.

Connecticut 79 Cedarville 41, Wilberforce 55 Benedict 87, Morris Brown 70 Athens St. 58, Shorter 52 Tufts 77, Williams 45 Mo. -Kansas City 86, Rockhurst 80 St. John's, 65, St. Cloud 61 St.

Peter's, N.J. 73, Manhattan 65 Bethel, 73, Trinity Christian 46 Valley City 73, Dakota Wesleyan 67 78, Wis. -La Crosse 74 Houston 74, Cal Poly-Pomana 63 Evansville 95, SW Missouri St. 71 Bishop 99, Houston Tltsn. 70 Sul Ross 72, Stephen F.

Austin 48 S. Methodist 88, E. Texas 77 Pacific 49, Willamette 48 Consolation Warner Pacific 45, W. Bapt. 57 George Fox 82, S.

Ore. 49 Lewis Clark 70. NW Nazarene 45 5 i B7y Lewis hitting 59 per cent WAUSECA Watseka beat Gibson City, 78-56, in a Vauseca Conference game Saturday lirrlit at Wutplra Thp win vps Watseka a 3-0 overall Word, and 1-0 for the conference, jibson City drops to a 3-2 season record, an 0-2 conference record. Rod Yergler was the leading scorer or Watseka, with 21 points. Koonze idded 15, and Natschke had 13.

Randy Nfetfleton led losers with 12. Watseka shot 54 per cent from the ield, and Gibson City shot 43 per cent. GEORGETOWN ed Paxton, 45-44, in a onference game at Georgetown. Clifton nips Dwight; 44-41 CLIFTON (PNS) Clifton Central nade four free throws in the final a nonconierence DasKetoau game lere Saturday night. Clifton had jumped to a big lead in the irst quarter, and led 17-9 going into the econd period.

Dwight came back trong, and was down by only three at lalf. Clifton maintained the lead until ate in the fourth quarter, when Dwight vent ahead for the first and only time 41-40. However, Steve Seibring and lordy Salm each hit two free throws for he Comets to provide the margin of ictory. Dwight is 3-2 for the year, while 'lifton is 2-4. Clifton, also won the preliminary 62-40.

Dwlqht Clifton 9 19 31 41 17 22 34 44 DWIGHT Drinan 3 6-12, Tambling 6-2-14, Christensen 4-0-8, Bloxam 1-0 2, Timmerman 2-0-4. Lund 0 1-1. Totals 16-9 41." CLIFTON CENTRAL Salm 5-2-12. Yohnke 4 2-10, Dams 5 0-10, Seibring 1-2 4, Elliot 1-0-2, Strand 1-4-6. Totals 1-10 -44.

fligEa HiikBBl Bwim resells AT STREATOR NORMAL COMMUNITY 3, STREATOR 39 160-yd. medley relay 1. Streator (M. Solon, J. Edwards, M.

Edwards, Oiler), 2. Normal Community, 3. Streator. Time 1:29.0 200-yd. freestyle 1.

J. Edwards (S), 2. Shoemaker (N), 3. Plimpton (N). Time 1:52.1 160-yd.

Individual medley 1. J. Oiler (S), 2. Houska (N), 3. Glenn (N).

Time 1:47.4 60-yd. freestyle 1. Munro (N), 2. Glaser (N), 3. M.

Edwards (S). Time :29.8 Diving 1. Quay (S), 2. Ewen (N), 3. Escobedo (N).

Total 172.65 100-yd. butterfly I. J. Oiler Glaser (N). Time :57.3 100-yd.

freestyle 1. Plimpton (N), 2. Sidrys (S), 3. Schwengles (N). Time 1:57.2 500-yd.

freestyle 1. Shoemaker (N), 2 J. Edwards (S), 3. Glenn (N). Time 5:06.0 (school record) 100-yd.

backstroke 1. Munro (N), 2. Roberts (8), 3. Solon (S). Time 1:07.2 (N), 3.

Norrls (N). Time 1:07.0 40O-yd. freestyle relay 1. Normal Community (Shoemaker, Glaser, Plimpton, Ifunro), 2. Streator, 3.

Streator. Time 3:58.0 AT PEORIA OLYMlPI A 95, PEOHIA WOODRUFF 72 200-yd. medley relay 1. Olympia (Davis, Canopy, oward, Poison), 2. Woodruff, 3.

Woodruff. Time 200-yd. freestyle 1. Usherwood (O), 2 French (W), Post (W). Time 2:18 0 200-yd.

Individual medley 1. Canopy (O), 2. Stub-efield (0), 3. Wiesehann (W). Time 2:29 50 yd.

freestyle 1. Poison (O), 2. Ehlen (W), 3. avis (O). Time :25.5 Diving 1.

Bassett (O), 2. Perry (O), 3. Crady (W). 100-yd. butterfly 1.

Sutter (W), Howard (0), 3. lurray (W). Time 1:06 2 100-yd. freestyle 1. Poison (0), 2.

Ehlen (W), 3. enderson (O). Time 57.9 500 yd. freestyle 1. Usherwood (O), 2.

Post (W), 3. Vench (W). Time 6:20.8 100-yd. backstroke 1. Davis (0), 2.

Bassett (O), 3. elson (W). Time 1:08.9 100 yd. breaststroke 1. Canopy (O), 2.

MtRoy (W), Maurer (0). Time 1 12 9 400-yd. freestyle relay 1. Olympia (Slubblefield, enderson, Usherwood, Howard), 2. Woodruft, 3.

ood ruff. Time 4:10.7 JLOOMINGTON 90, CHAMPAIGN CFNTENNIAL 82 AT CHAMPAIGN CENTENNIAL 200-yd. medley relay 1. Bloomington (PotJin, khumacher, Bosworth, Jackson); 2. Champaign Cen-ennial; 3.

Champaign Centennial. Time 20Oyd reestyle 1. Harding (C); 2. Vincent Dillawou C). Time 1:59.1.

20O-yd. individual medley 1. Greg Oltman ((?) 7 (C); 3. Lundeen (B). Time 214 2.

50-yd. freestyle 1. Brooks IB); 2. Batterschell (C); Randall (B). Time :24.4.

Diving 1. Hoch (C); 2. Smith (B); 3. Heins. Points 170.30.

100-yd. butterfly i. Schumacher (B); 2. Randall; Aull (C). Time 1:05.7.

It 100-yd. freestyle 1. Harding (C); 2. Brooks IB); 3. H.itterschell (C).

Time un '500-yd. freestyle 1. Carlson (C); 2. Vincent (B); 3. ackson (B).

Time 5:32 8 100-yd. backstroke 1. Greg Oltman (Bi 2. Martin C); i. Dillawou (C).

Time 1:03.6. 100-yd. breaststroke 1. Lundeen IB); 2. Marr (C)-.

Laugharn (3). Time 1:11.9. 400-yd. freestyle 1. Bloomington Schumacher, nooks, Vincent, G.

Oltman); 2. Champaign Centen-sM; 3. Champaign CenlMnial. Time 3.36 8. 1T 1 loses in Roger Powell averaging 22 points Chargers were down by only three points with less than a minute to play, but Donovan sank five free throws to put the game away.

David Moore was Donovan's leading scorer with 24 points; Tom Frye had 17 and Mike Storms had 16. Tri-Point owns a 2-3 season record, while Donovan is 6-2. The Chargers led in rebounding, 39-21, with Howard Conkling accounting for he also contributed 15 points. David Lowe had 13 points and Bill McCaughey added 12. Donovan made 54 per cent of its field goal attempts, while Tri-Point hit 36 per cent from the field.

Tri-Point won the preliminary game, 53-34. FORREST-STRAWN-WING iced Fisher, 69-60, in a nonconference game at Forrest. Denny Stephens led the Eskimo attack, scoring 31 points and grabbing 18 rebounds. Rollin Nussbaum added 16 points and Paul Honegger had 14. Jeff Ingrum was the Bunnies' only double figure scorer; he had 20 points.

Forrest-Strawn-Wing led in rebounding, 38-24. BILL BRANZ rammed in 28 points and pulled down 15 rebounds to lead Odell to a convincing 84-58 victory over Reddick in a nonconference game at Reddick. In addition to Branz, Kevin Masching and Joe Foley chipped in with 15 and 16 points respectively for the Rams, who hit 50 per cent of their field goal attempts. Steve Oelschlager led Reddick with 22. The Bulldogs hit 46 per cent from the field.

With Branz, a six foot seven inch senior, doing most of the work, the. Rams had a commanding 43-23 edge in rebounds. Odell is 1-2 for the season, while Reddick drops to 0-4. AT SAUNEMIN Chatsworth 15 36 50 69 Saunemin 15 34 54 70 CHATSWORTH Hornstein 10-1-21, Sterrenberg 7-0-14, Heminover 6-3-15, Schaffer 3-0-i, Lowery 1-1-3, Fields 4-2-10. Totals 31-7-69.

SAUNEMIN Rich 8-0-16, Shubert 3-4-10, Steffens 5-0-10, Billington 6-5-17, Stevenson 0-W), Hobart 2-2-6, Ellinger 4-3-11. Totals -28-14-70. AT FORREST Fisher 15 31 42 60 Forrest 15 32 49 69 FISHER Eichelberger OO-O, Furtney 2-4-8, Ingrum 9-2-20, May 2-0-4, Ayers 2-5-9, J. Welborn 2-1-5, Norman 2-0-4, Sparks 2-1-5, J. M.

Welborn 2-1-5. Totals 23-14-60. FORREST Honegger 7-0-14, Denny Stephens 11-9-31, Koehl 0-O-0, Nussbaum 4-8-16, Kilgus 2-1-5, Doug Stephens 0-2-2, Waibel 0-0-0, Wessel 0-1-1. Totals 24-21-69. AT DONOVAN Tri-Point 8 31 40 62 Donovan 19 34 50 71 TRI-POINT-T.

Conkling 4-1-9, H. Conkling 6-3-15, Lowe 4-5-13, McCaughey 5-2-12. Sargeant 2-3-7, Corban 2-0-4, Polizzi 1-0-2, Strong 0-0-0. Totals 24-1-62. DONOVAN Frye 6-5-17, Storms 7 2 16, D.

Moore 12-0-24, E. Moore 3-0-6, Hilgendorf 1-4-4, Glynn 1-0-2. Totals 30-11-71. AT REDDICK Odell 21 45 44 84 13 30 44 58 ODELL Branz 14-0-28, Masching 7-1-15, O'Donnell 1-0-2, Stoeckel 0-0-0, Noonan 3-0-4, Shepherd 1-0-2, Fraher 1-0-2, Waldschmidt 5- 1- 11, Schook 1-0-2, Foley 8-0-14. Totals 41- 2- 84 REDDICK-Wepprecht 7-2-16, Oelschlager 8-4-22, Fritz 1-2-4, O'Donnell 1-1-3, Steichen 2-2-6, Brusnigham 2-1-5, Turner 0-2-2- Totals 21-14-58.

McGinnis paces 76ers past Kings, 98-84 KANSAS CITY (AP) George McGinnis made 28 points and added 14 rebounds, leading the Philadelphia 76ers to an easy 98-84 National Basketball Association victory over the Kansas City Kings Saturday night. PHILADELPHIA (98) -McGinnis 10 8-9 28, Mix 4 0- 0 8, Catchings 0 OO 0, Carter 10 04 20, Collins 8 8-8 24, Lee 0 2-2 2, Norman 3 0-0 4, Bryant 5 0-1 10. Totals 40 18-20. KANSAS CITY (84) -Wedman 4 1-2 13, Johnson 0- 1 10, Lacey 2 2-3 4, Archibald 8 4-4 22, Walker 1 0-0 2, Winfield 5 2-3 12, Robinzine 2 2-4 4, Roberson 0 2 5 2, McNeill 3 1-2 7, Hansen 1 2-2 4. Totals 33 18-27.

Philadelphia Kansas 24 24 22 2498 19 21 20 24-44 City Total fouls: Philadelphia 24, Kansas City 23. Technicals: Lacey, Hansen. 9,101. VERMILION VALLEY Saunemin High School edged Chatsworth, 70-69, in a nonconference basketball game Saturday night at Saunemin. The Eagles, who had a 12-point lead with three minutes left, staved off a Bluebird rally which ended when Dan Sterrenberg missed a last-second shot.

Saunemin had a 6-0 season record, while Chalsworth's season mark is 1-2. Mike jBillington contributed 17 points for Jhe Eagles and Denny Rich had 16. Tim Tim.Shubert and Gordy Steffens each added 10. Saunemin led in rebounding, and RichRich pulled down 11. Greg Hornstein led the Bluebirds in scoring with 21 points.

Sterrenberg had 14, Merv Heminover had 15, and Roger Fields had 10. Saunemin won the preliminary game, 51-45. DONOVAN downed Tri-Point, 71-62, in a nonconference game at Donovan. The AT GIBSON CITY UNITY OF TOLONO 42, GIBSON CITY 15 98 lbs. Coit (G) decisioned Whitt (U), 13-7.

105 lbs. LeCrone (U) pinned Miller (G), 4:51. 112 lbs. McClellan (G) decisioned McCartney (U), 7-4. 119 lbs.

Reifsteck (U) won by forfeit. 126 lbs. Schrayer (U) decisioned Sauer (G), 5-0. 132 lbs. Mohr (U) pinned Bane (G), 2:45.

138 lbs. Billman (U) decisioned Hendricks (G), 6- 15 lbs. Hines (U) pinned Gorman (G), 1:28. 155 lbs. Friday (G) decisioned Housman (U), 6-1.

167 lbs. Voyles (U) pinned Taylor (G), :58. 185 lbs. -t Comerford (U) pinned Hanson (G), 2:25. Heavyweight Boles (U) won by forfeit.

GIBSON CITY 33, MAHOMET-SEYMOUR 28 98 lbs. Sampson (M) pinned Coit (G, 1:30. 105 lbs. Hitchens (M) pinned Miller (G), 3:59. 112 lbs McClellan (G) pinned Davis (M), 2:20.

119 lbs. Cupt (M) won by forfeit. 126 lbs. Skoog (M) decisioned Sauer (G), 8-2. 132 lbs.

Campbell (M) decisioned Bane (G), 9-1. 138 lbs. Hendricks (G) decisioned Whipple (M), 3- 1. 145 lbs. Hines (G) pinned Snipes (M), 2:39.

155 lbs. Friday (G) pinned Dollahon (M), 2:46. 167 lbs. Rohr (M) decisioned Taylor (G), 4-0. 185 lbs.

Heideman (G) pinned Moore (M), 1:43. Heavyweight Hanson (G) pinned Thompson (M), 1:25. FISHER 43, GEORGETOWN 17 AT GEORGETOWN 98 lbs. Herschel Paden (F) decisioned Ken Brooks (G), 12-0. 105 lbs.

Dave Smith (G) pinned Dean Alexander (F) 1:44. 112 lbs. Tom Zindars (F) won by forfeit. 119 lbs. Duane Halcomb (F) and Alan Hoskins (G), drew, 3-3.

126 lbs. Mike Chapman (F) pinned Dan Roth (G), 4:23. 132 lbs. Merle Ingersol (F) won by default over Jeff Brooks (G). 138 lbs.

Andy Chandler (F) decisioned Terry Bell (G) 5-2. 145 lbs. Steve Bender (G) decisioned Marlin Nussbaum (F), 2-0. 155 lbs. Tom Burgess (F) decisioned Richard Donaldson (G), 6-2.

167 lbs. Gene Heap (F) pinned Ricky Barker (G), 3:39. 185 lbs. Randy Reynolds (G) pinned Arnold Headley (F), 1:34. Heavyweight Mike Adams (F) pinned Fred Barefield (G), 3:58.

FISHER 36, MOUNT ZION 13 98 lbs. Herschel Paden (F) decisioned Dave Salinders (MZ), 7-0. 105 lbs. Bruce Haun (MZ) pinned Dean Alexander (F), 1:07. 112 lbs.

Tom Zindars (F) decisioned Jerry Underwood (MZ), 10-0. 119 lbs. Duane Halcomb (F) decisioned Brian Timmons (MZ), 4-0. 126 lbs. Dick Haun (MZ) decisioned Mike Chapman (F), 22-1.

132 lbs. Merle Ingersol (F) pinned Mitch Ryherd (MZ), 1:28. 138 lbs. Andy Chandler (F) decisioned Rich Thomas (MZ), 9-3. 145 lbs.

Marlin Nussbaum (F) decisioned Jack Wilkerson (MZ), 7-0. 155 lbs. Tom Burgess (F) pinned Harry Wood house (MZ), 1:00. 167 lbs. Gene Heap (F) decisioned Rob Da I luge (MZ), 3-2.

185 lbs. Arnold Headley (F) and Kevin Gardner (MZ), drew, 2-2. Heavyweight Mike Adams (F) decisioned Jeff Stock (MZ), 6-1. RANTOUL 19, CENTRAL CATHOLIC 21 AT RANTOUL 98 lbs. Rick Murray pinned John Whitman (CO, 4:11.

105 lbs. John Kidwell (CO decisioned Dale Henderson (R), 12-11. 112 lbs. Dave King (R) pinned Ray Williams (CO, 4:59. 119 lbs.

Steve Norrls (CO pinned Matt Kessler (R), 3:09. 126 lbs. Greg Reeves (CO decisioned Hank Davis (R), 12-11. 132 lbs. Dave Norrls (CO pinned Rex Pence (R), 1:42.

138 lbs. Don Johnson (R) pinned Rich Reeter (CO, 1:14. 145 lbs. Rusty Lyons (R) won by forfeit. 155 lbs.

Robin Brown (R) decisioned Mike Heller (CO, 11-4. 167 lbs. Rick Lipscomb (R) pinned Dean Peterson (CO 2- 09 185'lbs. Joe Murray (R) pinned Bill Brady CC), 1:28. Heavyweight Mark Kraft (CO decisioned Jack Cole (R), 6-1.

Pro cage results NBA New York 108, Buffalo 98 Boston 111, Atlanta 104 Portland 90, Chicago 77 Houston 105, Detroit 94 Philadelphia 98, Kansas City 84 Seattle at Golden State, late night ABA San Antonio 118, St. Louis 104 Indiana at Denver, late night New Wapella 14 39 53 70 12 27 38 52 NEW HOLLAND-MIDDLETOWN Broughton 9-3-21, Conklin'2-2-6, Ra. Boward 36, J. Harnacke 9-1-19, Semple 5-5-15, A. Harnacke 1-0-2, Ri.

Boward 0-1-1. Totals 29-12-70. WAPELLA Thorp 6-0-12, Burris 2-0-4, Johnson 2-0-4, E. Toohill 4-1-9, Lord 2-2-6, D. Whitted 0-2-2, T.

Toohill 6-3-15. Totals 22-8-50. Barclay fourth in lu-miie race SPRINGFIELD Illinois Wesleyn University student Jeff Barclay placed fourth in the college division competition Saturday in the Springfield YMCA 10-mile road race. Two other Wesleyan students Andy Jaske and Brian Koopmans placed 12th and 13th, respectively. Barclay's time was 52:30.

Dan Coloner of the University of Chicago Track Club won the event in 49:47. Jaske's time was 55:56 and Koopmans' was 56.10. DELAVA4 39, ARGENTA 22 AT ARGENTA 98 lbs S. Van Horn (A) won by forfeit. 105 lbs Earl Allen (D) decisioned M.

Nixon (A-), 5- 0 112 lbs M. Pool (A) pinned Tim Zimmerman (D), 119 lbs Matt Alexander (D) pinned B. Ekiss (A), :34 126 lbs M. Allen (A) decisioned John Dorsey (D), 9-0 132 lbs Phil Cunningham (D) decisioned B. Jasper (A), 10-7 138 lbs Dan Troyer (D) pinned D.

Jordan (A), 3:00 145 lbs Guy Allen (D) pinned T. Frank (A), 1:45 155 lbs Brian Cunningham (D) pinned S. Hornback (A), 1:37 167 lbs Galen Clark (D) decisioned K. Kaufman (A), 12-10 185 lbs T. Grider (A) pinned Jerry Dunker (D), 5:20 Heavyweight Jerry Pullum (D) pinned K.

Ripley (A), :37 I AT HIGH HIGH 54, OLYMPIA 9 98 lbs. John Doud (U) decisioned Bernell Haney (0), 10-0. 105 lbs. Ron Pocs (U) pinned Kevin Leindl (O), 2:23. 112 lbs.

Doug McClure'(U) won by forfeit. 119 lbs. Steve Newbold (U) pinned Dan Wilson (0), 1:57. 126 lbs. Rod Hartzold (0) decisioned Myron Oesch (U), 6-0.

132 lbs. John Funk (U) decisioned Ed Thomas (0), 13-1. 138 lbs. Scott Murphy pinned Dave Gaddy (U), 2:58. 145 lbs.

Dean Miller (U) pinned Randy Presswood (0), 2:47. 155 lbs. Tony Nevlus (U) decisioned Bob Harons (O), 9-4. 167 lbs. Tim Hutson (U) pinned Tandy Morgan (O), 1:03.

185 lbs. Willy Gaddy pinned Rick Bell (O), 1:14. Heavyweight Jim Eaton (U) won by forfeit Jayvee score High 45, Olympia 24 HIGH 33, STEPHEN DECATUR 23 98 lbs. James Taylor (D) decisioned John Doud (U), 12-3. 105 lbs.

Jim Williams (Df pinned Ron Pocs (U), 3:01. 112 lbs. Doug McClure (U) decisioned Mark Mullins (D), 5-1. 1 19 lbs. Loren Bergman (D) pinned Steve Newbold (U), 5:08.

126 lbs. Chris Wetiel (D) declsoned Myron Oesch (U), 12-1. 132 lbs. Bob Lucas (D) decisioned John Funk (U), 5-4. 138 lbs.

Dave Gaddy (U) decisioned Scott Smith (D), 7-4. 145 lbs. Dean 155 Miller (U) pinned Steve Stein (D), 3:05. 155 lbs. Alex Ritt (U) decisioned Terry Powell (D), 2-1.

167 lbs. Tim Hutson (U) pinned Dale Walters (D), 1:36. 185 lbs. Tom Chiodo (U) won by forfeit. Heavyweight Jim Eaton (U) pinned Steve Ferguson (D), 1:30.

Jayvee Score Stephen Decatur 42, High 27. AT NORMAL COMMUNITY NORMAL COMMUNITY 41, S7EPHEN DECATUR 13 98 lbs. Ron Coit (N) pinned James Taylor (D), 5:59. 105 lbs. Dave Moberly (N) decisioned Jim Williams (D), 14-2.

112 lbs. Mark Mullins (D) decisioned Chris Smith (N), 4-3. 119 lbs. Loren Bergman (D) decisioned Rod Colbert (N), 5-1. 126 lbs.

Mark Alvls (N) decisioned Chris Wetzel (D), 8-5. 132 lbs. Bob Lucas (D) decisioned Kevin Cunningham (N), 13-2. 138 lbs. Tim Brucker (N) decisioned Scott Smith (D), 5-2.

145 lbs. Steve Brady (N) pinned Dave Stein (D), 3:06. 155 lbs. Tim McClurt (N) pinned Terry Powell (D), 1:20. 167 lbs.

Dale Walters (D) decisioned Blaine Brown (N), 8-2. 185 lbs. Otto Schultz (N) pinned Scott Bruce (D), 2:29. Heavyweight John Knoblauch (N) pinned Steve Ferguson (D), 1:27. Jyavee Score Normal Community 32, Stephen Decatur 24.

NORAL COMMUNIY St, OLYMPIA 98 lbs. Coit (N) pinned Bernell Haney (O). 3:50. 105 lbs. Moberly (N) pinned Kevin Leindl (O), :35.

112 lbs. Smith (N) pinned Dave Glenn (O), 2:26. 119 lbs. Colbert (N) pinned Dan Wilson (O), 1:29. 126 lbs.

Alvis (N) decisioned Dan Turner (O), 17- 3. 132 lbs. Ed Thomas (O) decisioned Kevin Cunningham (N), 9-2. 138 lbs. Scott Murphy (O) decisioned Tim Brucker (N), 9-2.

145 lbs. Steve Brady (N) decisioned Randy Press-node (O), 17-3. 155 lbs. Tim McClurt (N) pinned Bob Havens (O), 3:46. 167 lbs.

Blaine Brown (N) pinned Randy Morgan (O), :41. 185 lbs. Otto Schultz (N) pinned Rick Bell (O), 1 02. Heavyweight John Simmons (N) won by forfeit. Jayvee score Normal Community 48, Olympia 9.

CLINTON 38, MONTICELLO 21 AT CLINTON 98 lbs. Brad Gholson (C) decisioned Jim Valentine (M), 20-1. 105 lbs. Norman Poe (C) decisioned Dan O'Brian (M), 8-3. 112 lbs.

Jim White (M) pinned Brett Miller (C), 4:16. 1 19 lbs. Greg Karr (C) pinned Dave McNeilly (M), 1:30. 126 lbs. Dave Alexander (M) pinned Berle Powless (C), 2:44.

132 lbs. Mike Rockhold (C) decisioned Rick Ashley (M), 4-0. 138 lbs. Randy Endes (M) pinned Chris Cher-ryholmes (C), 1:52. 145 lbs.

Phil Nixon (C) pinned Rex Katlenberch (M), 3:33. 155 lbs. Tim Wilder (C) decisioned Cary Peters (M), 11-5. 167 lbs. Ralph Shallenberger (C) decisioned Greg Norflut (M), 11-3.

165 lbs. Dale Alexander (M) decisioned Doug Oakley (C), 9-5. Heavyweight Jeff Macintosh (C) pinned Mark Blackbern (M), 2:14. CLINTON 48, TAYLORVILLE 18 98 lbs. Brad Gholson (C) pinned Doug Wiley (T), :27.

105 lbs. Ray Renner (T) decisioned Norman Poe (C), 10-2. 112 lbs. Brett Miller (C) pinned Ken Moamey (T), 3:01. 119 lbs.

Greg Karr (C) pinned Kevin Kenney (T), 5:02. 126 lbs. Ed Lampkin (T) pinned Berle Powless (C), 3:16. 132 lbs. John Daykin (T) decisioned Mike Rockhold (C), 12-0.

138 lbs. Joe Burton (T) decisioned Chris Cher-ryholmes (C), 9-7. 145 lbs. Phil Nixon (C) pinned Rick Renner (T), 1:22. 155 lbs.

Tim Wilder (C) pinned Tim Bedinger (T), :43. 167 lbs. Ralph Shallenberger (C) won by forfeit. 185 lbs. Doug Oakley (C) pinned Cary Clarke (T), 2:46.

Heavyweight Jeff Macintosh (C) pinned Sam Brotherton (T), :46. BLOOMINGTON 26, GRANITE CITY SOUTH 21 AT GRANITE CITY 98 lbs. Fred Mariani (B) pinned Brian a shore (GO, 5:50. 105 lbs. Barry Forshee (GO decisioned Brian Galloway (B), 13-1.

112 lbs. Les Johnson (B) decisioned Sam Perkins (GO, 13-10. 119 lbs. Al Schuler (GO decisioned Gary Nichols (B), 6-5. 126 lbs.

Mark Fisher (B) decisioned Dave Gaines (GO, 12-3. 132 lbs. Glen Moore (GO decisioned Brett Mariani (B), 7-4. 138 lbs. Doug Smith (B) and Darrell Hasty (GO, drew, 6-6.

145 lbs. Derrick Thornton (B) decisioned Ed Fetter (GO, 9-4. 155 lbs. Brian Brittin (B) decisioned Jack Carmody (GO, 50. 167 lbs.

Jim Pankey (Bland Jerry Patterson (GO, drew, 5-5. '85 lbs. Jerry Pankey (B) decisioned Kevin Wilson (GO, 6-4. Heavyweight Mark Naglich (GO pinned Mark Cook (B), 1:17. BLOOMINGTON 57, DECATUR EISENHOWER 7 98 lbs.

Fred Mariani (B) pinned Sam Moore (E), :46. 105 lbs. Galloway (B) won by forfeit. 112 lbs. Johnson (B) decisioned Frankie Shirley (E), 15-1.

119 lbs. Nichols (B) decisioned Tony Shirley (E), 14 4. 126 lbs. (B), 6-5. 132 lbs.

2:46. Fred Pender (E) decisioned Mark Fisher Brett Mariani (B) pinned Joe Philips (E), 138 lbs. Smith (B) pinned Leroy Sayles (E), 3:40. 145 lbs. Thornton (B) pinned Melvin Holliday (E), 3 35.

155 lbs. Brittin (B) pinned Jackie Hayes (E), 1:54. 167 lbs. Tony Lawson (E) decisioned Jim Pankey (B), 8 0. 185 lbs.

Uerry Pankey (B) pinned Stuart Grubbs (E), 1:02. Heavyweight Cook (B) pinned Jeff Gilbert (E), :57. Marquette struggles but wins, 56-45 MILWAUKEE (UPI) The third-ranked Marquette Warriors looked like anything but one of the nation's top teams as they had to struggle for their lives to post a 56-45 win over an aggressive Northern Michigan University team night..