Junior High Boys Basketball -- Nov. 3

The Mustangs won the seventh-grade contest, 38-22 with a 15-2 opening quarter surge. Effingham led 27-6 at halftime.

Pals tallied 13 for the winners while Belcher added 11. The Mustangs improved to 2-5.

In eighth-grade play, Franklin Park was a 43-34 winner. Franklin Park took a 24-13 halftime lead.

Raddatz tallied 10 points for the Mustangs.

At Effingham

Seventh-Grade Game

Franklin Park            2      4    4    12    --    22

Effingham               15    12    9      2    --    38

Salem Franklin Park -- no scoring listed

Effingham -- Kellams 6, Belcher 11, Flack 6, Pals 13, E. Jones 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Franklin Park                  11    13    8    11    --    43

Effingham                         7      6    6    15    --    34

Salem Franklin Park -- Harris 13, Zimmermann 8, Wilkins 5, Nix 5, Greene 4, Stroud 4, Wilzbach 2, Tennyson 2

Effingham -- Raddatz 10, K. Larimore 5, Ring 4, Fox 4, Ellis 3, Nichols 2, Lewis 2, Pals 2, Lotz 2

At Marshall

Teutopolis tallied 49 points in each game in downing Marshall in action Tuesday evening.

The Wooden Shoes stepped out to a 10-5 opening quarter lead and held Marshall scoreless in the second period for a 38-5 lead at halftime. The Shoes went on for a 49-7 win.

Luke Niemerg tallied 12 points for the winners.

In the eighth-grade game, T-town also ran off to a big halftime lead, 28-6 and never looked back in a 49-22 win.

Joey Niebrugge scored 15 points for the Shoes.

At Marshall

Seventh-Grade Game

Teutopolis             10    18    13    8    --    49

Marshall                 5       0      0    2    --      7

Teutopolis -- Gibson 4, Hoene 3, Kremer 2, Niemerg 12, Thompson 1, Mossman 8, C. Hoene 7, Niebrugge 4, Roley 2, N. Thompson 6

Marshall -- Scott 5, Delp 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Teutopolis            15    13    10    11    --    49

Marshall                 2      4      9      7    --    22

Teutopolis -- Hanson 3, Waldoff 2, Koester 8, Gaddis 2, Habing 3, Thoele 4, Bloemer 2, Davidson 2, Niebrugge 15, Pruemer 8

Marshall -- Crumrin 1, Wallace 6, Francis 4, Lopez 1, Long 10

At Newton

Robinson Nuttall came calling and downed Jasper County in both games Tuesday.

Nuttall won the seventh-grade contest, 46-30. Nuttall took a 10-2 opening quarter lead and led 25-7 at halftime.

Lain Burgener led Jasper County with 12 points. Jasper County is now 2-6 on the season.

In the eighth-grade contest, Robinson Nuttall picked up a 37-18 win.

Jasper County was led by Flowers with eight points as the squad dropped to 4-4.

At Newton

Seventh-Grade Game

Nuttall                          10    15      7    14    --    46

Jasper County              2      5    12    11    --    30

Robinson Nuttall -- Green 14, Gillmore 10

Jasper County -- Burgener 12

Eighth-Grade Game

Nuttall                         11    9    9    8    --    37

Jasper County             6    5    4    3    --    18

Robinson Nuttall -- Schmidt 9, Gilmore 8

Jasper County -- Flowers 8

At Windsor

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City claimed two victories over Windsor in action Tuesday evening.

CHBC picked up its sixth straight win by downing Windsor, 40-17 in seventh-grade play.

CHB was led by Kaidyn Calame with 11 and Ernie Villar with nine. Windsor was led by E. Robinson with 13.

In the eighth-grade contest, CHBC was a 37-26 winner. CHBC led 17-12 at halftime. Carson Evans tallied 18 while Clayton Wojcik scored 15. CHBC has won five of its last six games.

Windsor was led by Broz with 15.

At Windsor

Seventh-Grade Game

CHBC                6      11    15     8    --    40

Windsor            8       3      6      0    --    17

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- Brummet 4, Calame 11, Rueff 2, Ring 2, Pope 2, Villar 9, Mueller 2, Radloff 4, Lamb 2, Felty 2

Windsor -- McDaniel 2, Rincker 2, Robinson 13

Eighth-Grade Game

CHBC               3    14    10    10    --    37

Windsor           7      5     9      5    --    26

Cowden-Herrick/Beecher City -- Evans 18, Wojcik 15, Manley 1, Lorton 3

Windsor -- Hall 1, Bridges 5, Broz 15, Hendrickson 5

At Louisville

North Clay (Louisville) played host to Neoga and claimed two victories Tuesday.

North Clay was a winner in seventh-grade play, 48-17. North Clay stepped out to a 15-0 opening quarter lead and the contest was put in the win column.

North Clay was led by L. Groves with 19 points and Poe with nine. Neoga was led by Keller with five.

In eighth-grade action, North Clay dominated in a 46-7 victory.

North Clay had two players in double figures, Weidner with 14 and Casolari with 13. Neoga was led by Bullock with three.

At Louisville

Seventh-Grade Game

Neoga                  0    7      8    2    --    17

North Clay         15    9    15    5    --    48

Neoga -- Ledbetter 4, Roy 2, O'Neil 2, Keller 5, Cardinal 4

North Clay -- Hardiek 7, Poe 9, L. Groves 19, Clifton 2, Czyzewski 3, Compton 2, Byers 4, Z. Groves 2

Eighth-Grade Game

Neoga                       0     5      2    0    --      7

North Clay             13    10    22    1    --    46

Neoga -- Bullock 3, Ballinger 2, Keller 2

North Clay -- Casolari 13, Dawkins 8, Weidner 14, Kuenstler 4, Hardiek 3, Poe 1, L. Groves 3