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18 DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Sunday, November in, 1963 Midland Trail Basketball Smacks Wayne State 60-19, Ends Season With 3 in Row Kinmundy Likely to Regain Championship Form 14-game Look for Kinmundy i roared through the School to vault back to the top schedule undefeated. I capped the touchdown or tne Midland Trail Conference This time Dieterich is without uawwemai, bianumgs. a letterman while Kinmundy AFtox nrinmnrr nl is Prep Basketball Schedule NATIONAL TRAIL CONFERENCE TUESDAY Farina LoGrove at Brownstown FRIDAY Noble at Stewordson Strasburg Find. ay at Cowden MIDLAND TRAIL CONFERENCE TUESDAY Wayne City at FRIDAY xCisne at Farina LaGrove SATURDAY Cowden at Clay City MERIDIAN CONFERENCE FRIDAY Fov.ei Hill at Hcirick SATURDAY Miiopolis at Herrtck OTHERS TUESDAY xVVrslheld ot Chrisman Livingston ot Witt FRIDAY xPafoka ot Trenton Wesclfn xOdtn nt Wulterry Grov xWrstfield at Shi I oh Kansos at H'luortvrll SATURDAY St. James at Edinburg conference gome experience laidm- Weu tortuied with pionship in the 1966-67 season, I and heieht completions in 21 attempts and 60 yards on the ground in 10 carries.

Bundy led all rushers with 108 yards in 23 attempts. Stephens and Steve Bell each caught five passes for a total of 133 yards. A head 20-7 at the half. EIU exploded for 40 points in the last two quarters. mi; nui iicis muppea to a lie lor third last season as Dieterich Detroit, Mich.

(Special) Dennis Bundy scored touchdowns on runs of one. three and two yards and Ed Stephens caught scoring passes of 15 and two yards as Eastern Illinois University swamped Wayne State 60-19 Saturday to conclude the football season in blazing style. The victory, third straight, save EIU a 4-5 over all rfeODrd. It's the second time since 1951 that the Panthers have won four games in a season. The last time was in 1961 with a 4-3-1 mark.

The 60 points is the most scored by EIU team since 1931, when it whipped Indiana Central 73-0. Joe Davis' seven yard run. Don Allison's 49 yard return of an intercepted pass and Larry Angelo's buck from the one 6 14 24 16-60 7 0 6 619 EIU Wayne State spree. Stephens' first touchdown pass was from Davis, the other from Terry Tuley. Davis added four two point conversions on a run and passes to Steve Bell, Stephens, and Terry Workman.

Terry Tuley also had a pair of two pointers on a pass to Dick Glazebrook and a run. Don Robinson scored all three of Wayne State's touchdowns on a 78 yard kickoff return and on passes of five and 19 yards from Ken Cortis and Jim Fryl-ing. Bruce Cetlinski kicked a conversion. Davis missed setting an EIU season total offense record by 68 yards when he sat out most of the last two quarters. Davis finished the afternoon with 196 yards in the air on 11 The blue chip for Kinmundy Coach Don Jones is 6-foot-7 Stan Jones, conference scoring champion last season with 272 points.

Stan also was a mainstay of the 1966-67 Kinmundy champs. Other Kinmundy holdovers include 6-6 Ellis Sill, Terry Jenkins, Scott Robb and John Crain. Jenkins scored 308' points over-all last season, Robb 352 and Sill 135. Farina LaGrove, runnerup last season, and Cisne are rated as the chief contenders. Farina Coach Bill Sarver re Class Sr.

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Fr. Hanraf ty Out Rosters CLAY CITY WOLVES Ht. Wt. xBob Coulter 511 170 Bill Long 6-0 160 Tom Mo'tingly 6-0 160 xDavid Burt 6-5 165 Parvin Murbarger 5-9 130 Joe Rudolphi 6-2 ISO Bruce Staser 5-9 140 Dovid Toler 6-1 165 Jerry Wattles 6-2 160 Allan Stanley 6-2 185 Mark Doris 5-9 125 David Misenheimer 5-11 140 letterman DIETERICH MAROONS Ht. Wt.

Mike Hall 5-1 140 John Mascher 6-4 165 Kevin McCarty 5-8 145 Steve Wells 5-8 140 Dale Westendorf 5-8 135 George Ebeiing 5-9 145 Keith McKinney 6-0 160 Curtis Pickens 5-8 150 Dee Stortzum 5-11 150 Mike Woldhoff 6-0 165 Mark Westendorf 5-11 155 Tom Wright 5-6 120 Mark Bchrns 5-11 155 Rod Harvey 5-7 140 Bruce Mundt 5-9 135 STATISTICS First downs 16 28 Yards rushing 124 278 Yards passing 122 267 Passes attempted 26 37 Passes completed 14 17 Passes intercepted by 0 2 Fumbles lost 2 3 Yards penalized 18 39 tains juniors Gary Niehaus, 6-3, But Notre Dame Rips Pitt 56-7 South Bend, Ind. (AP) Sophomore Joe Theismann Class Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr.

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Fr. and bteve Norman, 6-1, from he team which surprised by advancing to the title game of the Effingham regional tourna ment. Niehaus averaged 10.7 points, Norman 8.1 points. and little Coley erstwhile understudy to injured; Beecher City, St. Anthony Look Best in National Trail Graduation losses included all- FARINA LA GROVE BOBCATS conference selections John Terry Hanratty, teamed for five touchdowns in a 56-7 Notre Dame football rout of pathetic Pittsburgh Saturday.

Theismann, replacing star quarterback Hanratty who suffered a severe knee injury in practice, brilliantly directed the Fighting Irish to a 43-0 lead in Schnarre and Mike Jahraus. Another Jahraus Mark is expected to be a starter, along with Larry Magnus. It'll be a young lineup. At Cisne, new Coach Tom Murphy, a 1968 Murray (Ky.) Class Sr. Sr.

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Jr. Ht. Wt. Steve Hoover 5-8 150 Mike Kruenegel 5-7 140 Allen Magnus 5-10 150 Lorry Magnus 6-1 155 Jim Marvel 5-9 155 xGary Niehaus 6-3 180 xSteve Norman 6-1 175 Kevin Ambuehl 5-7 150 Alan Guy 5-9 155 Lorry Jahraus 5-6 140 Mark Jahraus 6-0 140 Kenny Rubin 5-10 140 Dave Woolridae 6 5 190 letterman KINMUNDY HORNETS State College graduate, inherits Beecher City High School and Effingham St. Anthony finished 1-2 in the National Trail Conference basketball race last season.

They appear again to be the most likely to succeed. Windsor, Teutopolis and: Altamont may complete the! first diivsion just like last; season. Returning from the Beecher City outfit which won the con- ference ttile and conference' tournament a first time andj then nabbed a first regional; Ht. Wt. six lettermen, including 6-4 David Pipher.

Bob Jones, 6-5, may be the pivotman. Steve Spicer and Al Talbert are rated as excellent shooters. Dieterich is minus the dandy group of John McVicar, Dennis Hartke, Gene Bounds, i Verdeven Dnnnip Rimhnp Tlurl Class Sr. Sr. Sr.

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Jr. So. So. So. 5- 8 6- 0 6-7 6-6 5-10 5-10 5-8 5- 8 6- 1 5-11 6-1 6-1 140 170 -175 180 150 150 135 140 160 150 155 165 xjohn Croin xTerry Jenkins xSton Jones xEllis Sill xRex Garrett xScott Robb Doug Foster Bill Soldner Paul Tocksteln Les Doolen Roger Jones Steve Smith letterman the first 27 minutes of play.

O'Brien, who basked i Hanratty 's shadow for two; previous seasons, scored three; straight touchdowns as a halfback in Notre Dame's 25 -j point second quarter. Two of O'Brien's three; touchdowns came on passes of; 15 to 31 yards from the 163 pound Theismann who scored himself on runs of 10 and yards as Notre Dame stunned! Pitt with 23 points in the first! quarter. i Notre Dame reserves took; over three minutes before half! time which ended with an Irish Griffith Porloir 5trrv, tI NOBLE WILDCATS tournament championship are regulars Ron Beck, 6-foot-4, Dave Julius, 6-2, and Randy Laue, 6-0. Len Lilly, 6-2, is a letterman. Ht.

Wt. viivj ukv, 111, Schottman and Don Niebrugge. Coach Bill Fancher i rebuilding without a single senior. John Mascher, 6-4, is the only player over 6-foot. Alain prospects include Steve Wells, Dale Westendorf, sophomore Dee Stortzum and freshman Mark Behrns.

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So. So. 6-3 5- 9 5-10 6- 4 6-0 6-0 5- 8 6- 4 5-11 5-6 5-10 5-10 170 175 .160 180 160 160 150 165 155 120 160 165 xSteve Burgener xRick Doon xChuck Ulm xDave Willioms Mike Harper Dove Rodaers Keith Nuttall Mike Mitchell Terry Runyon Bernie Rusk Steve Ulm Steve VonBloricum letterman Kinmundy's Stan Jones, left, and Ellis Sill Lindsay, Metheny, Vance On State Honor List Dale Wetherell and Craig! Horn, 6-2, may move into Coach Dale Smith's lineup to replace the graduated Howard Dust andj Doug Heiden. The Eagles won't be as bigj but hope to compensate with: lock up of the game at 49-0. Pitt's 159 pound Dave Havern began clicking passes after the intermission Louisville, with five lettermen: including 64 Gary Moore, and; cioss Noble, with holdover starters! against fumbling Irish He broke the Panthers' shutout; I editors and radio and TV Chicago (Special) representatives.

More than 100 of Illinois' with an 11 yard scoring shot to! Ceremonies will be in the Dave Williams and Chuck Ulm; plus a flock of young talent, are in the darkhorse class. Moore and Mike i 1 1 i greatest living athletes have! been named for recognition at! University of Illinois Huff Gym rliir-incf tho evnrnnrr nrinr tr, tho played late last season for.Champaign-Urbana Nov. 22 twn RAMSEY RAMS Ht. Wt. xAlan McDowell 5-9 145 Dennis Brown 6-2 130 Jim Lay 5-11 175 Al Snircs 5-9 13S Loy Stall 6-1 170 Rick Stanber.ry 5-8 150 Dave Tombonnl 5-4 130 Richard Thull 6-2 180 Burel Bollard 5-11 175 Jed Casey 5-10 195 Stuart Craio 5-10 140 Dovid Houskins 5-10 150 Joe Jackson 5-11 140 Murle O'Rcor 5-9 140 Charlie Shaffer 5-7 145 Bruce Brown 5-9 130 Arno McDowell 5-3 140 letterman LOUISVILLE CARDINALS more speed.

Beecher City again wlil use the fast break and a pressing defense. Sectional Losses Last season Beecher City lost only to Ramsey and to Carlin-ville in the East St. Louis sectional tourney. After a slow 1967-63 start, St. Anthony won 17 of the last 20 games.

Three regulars return Mike Wentc, 6-6 junior, John McWhorter and Bob Einhorn. Wcnte averaged 17.8 points. I juuuuio iuna iwiuaii game Louisville. Gary 1 1 the Illinois Scsquicentennial Officials of the commission will Jerry Aldrich and as of the make presentations to the Fleener are also lettermen. observance of thf! state-s 150 i nominees.

The public will be Kent Lewis has succeeded John: mk0, tho' 3Hmittr.ri nrithrint rharoo Joe McCain on the third play of the second half. It was Notre Dame's sixth triumph against defeats by Purdue and Michigan State. It was the seven setback in' eight starts for Pitt, whose worst defeat was a 63-7 opening massacre by UCLA. Theismann, who had thrown only 11 passes all season behind Beecher City Coach Smith, Randy Laue, Dave Julius National Trail Rosters JVOIO CJO llll.IJIU'Vil JL Uir, UU1IJHH.U tllHIUU. VIIHIJjV.

BEECHER CITY EAGLES TEUTOPOLIS WOODEN SHOES vuiumig no vuavu. Union. Additional recognition will bs At Noble, new Coach Joe' criiron HiiTMnrr half lima tf lha Ht. 6 3 5-11 xChorles Brumlevt xTom Orcner Davis could have a rangy front 1 xRon Beck xDave Julius Randy Louer xLen Lilly Croiq Horn linp nf Williams: Ht. 64, Steve; 1 Athletes selected are: xTerry Aldrich 5-9 Bureener fi-3 and snnhnnwo Decatur; Linda Metheny sophomore Ht.

Wt. 6-4 165 6 2 160 6-0 I7J 6-2 175 62 165 6-0 160 5-10 135 5- 125 6- 0 150 6-1 160 5-9 130 Class Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.

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Jr. Jr. Cnarh Dalf Wethtrell Vt. 175 153 145 140 145 155 133 184 180 175 155 Class Sr. Sr.

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Aicx Aaase. Luke Appnnq, timer Anosmon, Herry Berz, Jack Burmoster, fhnrlp Rnrhmnn. Thinrtnri Rnnkv. Tail Phil 5-ii Bill Esker 5-9 John Ess 6-0 Tom Kraman 6-1 Charles Meyer 5-9 Foul Schumacher 6-4 Bill Grunion 6-5 Steve Niebrugge 6-1 Dick Runde 5-11 letterman John Keller are Dave Brumleve Eon juiius and Jim Niebrugge. the tallest of a sophomore group and a cte which was undefested in Pirrhth Unlverslty of Illlnols athletl athletic i Blazine, Worren Brown, Moon Baker.

Lou Boudreau, Ernie Banks. Avery Brundage, Dick Butkus, Joy Berwanger, Zekt Class Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.

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So. Vt. 150 160 160 170 180 145 155 160 125 155 125 140 115 130 118 Ct Anthrvm, nnonc aaaincr eoroe aysert Anthony against opens and ninth grade competi-1 director from Clinton, tion. Also among the group are letterman ST. ANTHONY BULLDOGS Bratkowski Bob Carey.

Phil Cavorretta, John Beecher City Nov. 22 in a game xSteve Fleener 5-10 xGary Wendling 6-0 xMike Willreon 6-1 xGary Aftoore 6-4 Rod Van Dyke 5-9 Ed Barbee 5-10 Dennis Fender 5-10 Darrell Lewis 5-8 Bob Babcock 5-11 Alan Gritfy 6-0 Georae Henderson 5-10 Bob Jones 5-6 Bill Colemon 5-7 Carl Sochou 5-7 letterman CISNE LIONS Ht. STEWARDSON-STRASBURG COMETS Ht. Wt. Closs who founded the Carmichael, Don Canhom, Paul Graduation losses included George Halas I which just might decide the ti XRobert Einhorn He showed skill and poise in directing scoring marches of 80, 77, 65, 50 and 45 yards in Notre Dame's devasting first half.

Hanratty's knee injury may require surgery but a decision will not be made until next week. fhrictmnn. I Inralinp. rhflrlf xjim Niebruage tle. xjohn McWhorter St.

Anthony has been champ T'd Grumor, iXDave Brumleve seven of the past 14 seasons, xwke wcnte all-conference plavers Danny Chicago Bears in Decatur; Leo camey, johnny couian. Georae connor. Royce and Ken Rudolphi. I Johnson, former Millikin coach crer. Like Dieterich, Clay City is in an( University of Illinois track Fro Ervin.

Dwigm Eddicmon, Ray the rebuilding stage. Coach Jim'and f'eld coach; George 1 Veroil Fletchrr, Jane Fountz, Nel'ie McDaniel has a mere two lineman for Millikin Sm Closs Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr.

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JxGory Bridges 6-1 180 Sr. I xArlen Alwardt 6-5 190 Sr. i xSteve Folk 6-2 175 Jr. IxFred Bugenhagen 6-0 170 Jr. yRick Keller 5-11 160 Jr.

I Alan Crutcher 5-7 150 Jr. Jim Merriman 6-4 203 Jr. Larry Renshaw 501 160 Jr. Dove Tahbcrt 6-4 160 Jr. Allen Weber 61 190 Jr.

i letterman And it has had 16 straight win- Bill Martin Wtt Closs 5- 9 6- 1 6-1 5-10 5-11 6-6 6-2 5- 5 6- 2 5-10 6-0 6-1 5- 10 6- 2 6-0 6-i ning seasons. Phil Kinkeloor John Miller Bob Goolby. Jim Grobowski, Muriel Windsor's ace is 6-3 Rod xAllen Tolbcrt 155 Sr. xSteve Spicer 165 Sr. xDavid Pipher 155 Sr.

xSteve Meuman 160 Sr. Honk Ste-hern lermen, iiob Coulter and 6-5 ana Ule oears; aim nan ui David Burt. All-conference Fame pitcher Red Ruffing, who selection Ed Wvatt sprnnri in! came out of the Nokomis coal Wyatt, second in Ta Yii-rll tho ennftrtnntz crrtrinrj Tom Wendt Pittsburgh 0 0 7 0 Notre Dame 23 26 0 7 56 ND Gladiux 19 run! (Hcmplc kick) i ND Theismann 10 run; (Hempel kick) John VL'illnhnrn COWDEN HORNETS Jr. So. champ and a Herald Review all-area selection and Mike Dust f-v Dole Kinkeloor le pove Koester Class HI.

wt. So. southpaw sharpshooter averag-i letterman WINDSOR BLUE DEVILS 5-11 6-1 6-4 5-10 5-10 6-5 5-9 5-3 5- 3 6- 0 5-9 5-10 5-9 5- 11 6- 1 6-1 5-7 5-11 5-11 6-1 6-4 5-10 5-10 6-5 5-9 5-8 5-3 6-0 5-9 5-10 5-9 5-11 6-1 6-1 5-7 5-11 Midland Trail scoring, was lost mines. by graduation. Figures from a wide variety David Toler, brother of Eff- of sports, both professional and ingham High School baseball amateur, were selected by a Coach George Toler, is an special committee of sports ed S4 points.

He'll be a strong Grossficld. Srymour Grecnbcro. Lou Gordon, Andy Gustofson, Marshall Goldberg Diane Holum, Will Harridge. Stan Hack. Glen Houssler, Jock Horcnberaer, Tom Holler, LcRoy Hess.

Jock Hutchison, Gabby Hortnett, Horolo He intng, Harlcy. George Halas, Bobby Hull, Bill Haorlow. Pal Harder. Del insko. George Ireland, Burt Inawersen inman Jackson, Leo Johnson, Krause, Augie Kieckheler, Robin Kendler, John Kerr, Ted Lyons, Fred Lindstrom.

John Lollner, Morjorie Lindsay, Sid Luckman, Fred Lorenzen, Al Lopez, Don Lowry Joe McCarthy, Linda Metheny, Georga Mikon, Jim AAcMillcn, Denny McLain, rnntpnrlpr fnr arpa srnrin xMrl Austin So. xDoug Brown 5 10 160 i xTerry Blickem 5-9 160 xDean Thompson 5-11 160 CIO--S Bruce Evans 6 0 150 Sr xTerry Brown 5 10 150 Sr. xLarry 6-7 195 Sr. xGary Smith 6-3 155 Sr Randy Bonnina 5-9 160 Sr. Gerald Dunaway 5-5 135 Sr.

Brad Forcum 5-11 155 xLanny Bridaes Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr.

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So. So. xMike Richordson 150 Sr. Bob Jones 180 Sr. Lonnie Forth 160 Sr.

Pot Duke MS Sr. Roaer Cootnev 14S Sr. xJim Keslcrson 170 Jr. Joe Winters 150 Jr. Bill Atwood 155 Jr.

Bob Boyles 150 Jr. Scolt Christy 160 Jr. Rich RooeiS 165 So. Mike Grode Ti5 So. Mike tteuman 140 So.

Jim Baker 155 So. letterman 1967-61 RESULTS CONFERENCE SEASON honors this time. xRodnev AAaxwell Eric Rincker re-Wayne Risley outstanding Clay City prospect, ND Theismann 9 run (Hempel kick) ND Safety Havern tackled in end zone ND O'Brien 2 run Hempel kick) ND O'Brien 15 pass from! Theismann (Hempel kick) Coach Dick Gibson also along with Joe Rudolphi, the Ht. 6-3 6-0 6-3 5-11 5-8 60 60 5- 9 5-11 6- 0 5-9 63 Wt. T75 175 150 H5 165 180 155 180 155 155 175 jr.

Phil Boehm 5-8 150 last of three Rudolphi brothers. tains regulars Mel Austin, and Lanny Bridges. 9 1 Dan Syfert "0t Wes HilMaoss Cd Kina inhn I Matt Jones 5-9 150 letterman Mark Dons and David CARDINALS OUTSLUG JAPAN STARS 13-10 Tokyo (AP) Mike Shannon slammed five hits, including two home runs, in lnarlinrr thp T. II i Jr. Jr.

Jr. Jr. Jr. ST. ELMO EAGLES Teutopolis aims to rebound Dan Miller from a first losing season under 7wmol' advance from a team which com- Misenheimer grade school Ht.

Wt. Class xGary Mahom 6-1 3 coacn L.arry uarie wnn unaries; x-ienerman io piled a 16-1 record. I Ray Meyer, Ralph Metcalfe, Georgs McAfee. George Musso. Stan Mikita, Nelson Norqren, Ray Nitschke, Bronko i Nagurski, Bill Osmanski, Chuck Orsbom, Tom O'Haro, Dr.

Harold Osborne, Jesso Owens. Billy Pierce, Andy Phillip, Cazzi i Russell, Rev. Robert Richards, Robin i Roberts, John Revolta, Mickey Rottner, ALTAMONT INDIANS 1 xDick Porodee r. xBob Wright uiass c. Brumleve, 6-3, Tom Ordner and Ht.

Wt. Ramsey joins the Midland cardinals to a 13-10 victory over Dieterich 14 22 Farina La Grove 9 5 17 Clay City 8 6 14 Kinmundy 8 6 11 Cisne 1 Noble 10 13 Sumner 3 11 8 Louisville 3 11 175 Phil Dhom as the mainstays. 1 0annv conoid Sr. Sr. Trail as Allen Lilly ND O'Brien 31 pass from Theismann ND Landolfi 1 run McCain 11 pass from Havern (Spicko kick) ND Criniti 1 run (Hempel kick) A 59,075.

baseball All -Stars Pug Rentner, Betty Robinson, Red Rulf. Saturday. 22S 160 160 220 160 150 160 165 165 155 140 145 145 165 Sr. Sr. Sr.

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Carie has a 178-85 record in 10 xKenny Milleville ennenne Darrell Alwardt I Howard Gum Altamont Rangy Richord Morris Altamont has its biggest team nJSS? since 1960, Coach Charles Miller reports, with Ken Milleville 6-5, Gary Croio Jerry Hoffmeister 6-4. and ich tt Jim Myers Dannv Donald and Howard x-ietterman games Oy me AU-Oldl uie Stockholm, Jack Smiley, Harvey Sterkel, lone 1 National ea champions fS' Coach Lindell Martie's 5 11 6-0 5-11 5- 11 6- 1 DrOKe OUl wlin IS nus uitiuuiug Koy srnom four homers. The other home: Tuevoncer0 U.t rirlnnln I Venrr Tnm Wnm, Phil IMrinlsu letterman is Alan who played only seldom. He's NEOGA INDIANS Ht. Alabama Trips LSU 16-7; 5th Straight ci Tt, ninUt I BROWNSTOWN BOMBERS alSO the Only Senior.

i "Tug- Wilson. Buddy Young, Fred Juniors Dennis Brown and CePcda and John Edwards- zoi. Art xDon Wright Steve Brown Closs I Jim Jorrett ROCKFORD TEAMS SHARE PREP TITLE Springfield AP) Rockford East and Rockford West both shut out opponents Friday to share the Big Eight Conference high school football championship. East downed Freeport 16-0. West whipped Harlem 28-0.

Both teams finished with a 7-2 season record and a 6-1 conference record. players who stretch more than 6 jj0l.cr'l,!7l., feet. Milleville averaged 10.3 averaged points last season, Donald 10.9. xDeoi11 Goidsbo I Jim Hone Wt. 137 161 154 140 163 140 128 141 146 134 6-1 5-3 5-8 5-8 54 5 7 5-5 5-11 5 11 5-11 Sr.

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Richard Thull are the tallest at 6-2. Al Spires, a transfer from Sycamore, could help. The, Rams are sure to miss the scoring and rebounding of 6-6 Mike Casey and 6-5 John Denton. 6-0 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-3 6-4 510 5-9 5-3 5 7 5-10 6 1 510 5-10 Birmingham, Ala. (AP) Sophomore Scott Hunter threw two scoring strike's Whitney McKinney John Wright Ken Wolk xNorrnan Romack Dwiaht O'Dell Bill Short Larry Horolh Mark Michlig Jim Hallett Jerry Uptmor Tim Coen Ed Kingery WANTED Ice Hockey Players Boys Age 11 to 17 juepm is anoincr a i i a ijxcharies iian nine xLloyd Horre Plus- I xRick 5idwell Cowden might better i xike whitehead i Glenn Gunner Saturday to give Alabama its fifth straight football victory lover Louisiana State, 16-7, after a stout Tiger defense refused to letterman DO Sign Up Fair.

iev Ice Kink Nov. 17, 2: 1967-61 RESULTS pence season allow the Crimson Tide to run CONF for a touchdown. 8: Representatives from at least six post season bowls watched las the Tide handed the Tigers Beecher City 13 0 27 Eff. St. Anthony 7 2 18 i Windsor 8 3 16 Teutopolis 7 4 12 I Altamont 8 5 13 Stew-Strasburg 5 7 9 St.

Elmo 5 8 10 Cowden 8 11 Neoga 3 9 6 Brownstown 0 14 1 eifjiiui ymte iuiuji nun letterman cf six lettermen headed by, Doug Brown and Terry Brown. New Coach Fred Menkhaus has Doug Brown averaged 11 points, just about the same team, Terry Brown 10.4. Larry headed by George Feezel, fifth Ferguson, 6-7, is one of the in conference scoring. Lack of tallest players in the league. height is the drawback.

Coach Clyde Tubb lost Russj Mike Bubb fgiures to be the Stigers by graduation a ace for St. JSlmo coach Larry Chuck Jones, an outstanding Graham. Bubb, a junior, prospect, by transfer. Gerald averaged about 14 points and is Dunaway, 5-5, will start. Dean the floor general.

Steve Thompson, 5-11, is a Heckert, 6-3, will move into the sparkplug. pivot. Height and depth At Stewardson Strasburg, 1 are problems but Bubb, Bob Ciazh Bob White has five let- Wright and Dick Paradee are Alex Karras Detroit Lions, Defensive Tackle 6' 2 245 Lbs. He likes to leave his mark on jjfi' NAME AGE jl ii II II ADDRESS Phone II Mail To: Decatur JC's Hockey A i 120 E. William, Decatur, Illinois their third straight loss.

Alabama's mark now stands at 6-2. The Southeastern Conference loss eliminated LSU from the title chase because the Tigers now have lost two league games. EIU SOCCER TEAM BEATS BALL ST. 3-2 Muncie, Ind. (Special) VU SEE HOW HE CREAMS I Eastern Illinois University's Hunter threw for 11 yards to inc'uamg 6-5 Arlen quick.

Ahvsrdt and 6-2 Steve Falk, the Two lettermen return at soccer team defeated Ball State Pete in ihP first nprind i r.i il 1 THE PAPER LlOil exceptional baseball pucner. ieoga. iMorman KomacK, 6-4, is -f oaiuiuay 10 iuu ue season and for 16 yards to Donnie Sut a a good shooter. Dan Wright is with a 6-5 record Larry Renshaw may ten in the final quarter after I. i.

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1 Alexander. Louisiana State's defense, led by Mike Anderson, halted Tide drives three times within the five. AVON-THURSDAY dqo nuuen SLUieu iwo ciu goals, Sal Roldan one. For the season, EIU scored 35 goals and allowed 17. 1 i i..