Mixed golf results and college world series results recap
Golf events featured multiple pairings with low scores and putts leaders at a local competition. In New York Harrison the Manufacturers Hanover Westchester Classic highlighted top totals by Sieckmann Mediate Lye and others. College World Series in Omaha showed Texas beating LSU 12 to 7 and Wichita State facing Florida State with Championship Game looming. Major Indoor Soccer League finals had San Diego and Baltimore tied 3-3, game seven set for June 16 in Baltimore.
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Minoso hints at 1991 comeback for White Sox at Comiskey Park
Chicago veteran Minnie Minoso, now in the White Sox community relations fold, says he plans to play in 1991 when the team opens the new Comiskey Park. At 68, he would become the first major leaguer to peak in six decades, a notion colleagues call plausible given his past stunts and enduring fitness.
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Oglesby Miller Lite 10K Classic Set for June 24
The 12th annual Oglesby Miller Lite 10-kilometer Classic will run at 8 a.m. Saturday, June 24, in Oglesby attracting 1,500 to 2,000 runners. Total prizes amount to $7,000 with 156 trophies across many age groups. For details contact P.O. Box 104, Oglesby, IL, or call (815) 883-8622.
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Holland signs letter to attend Louisville track scholarship
Jim Holland, 1988 IHSA Class 1A State Track Meet alumnus from Polo High School, signed a letter of intent to join the University of Louisville on a track scholarship. He will compete in middle distance events for the Louisville men’s track team after spending his senior year at a Kentucky high school.
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Glasnost Bowl cancelled in Moscow due to logistics
The Glasnost Bowl between Illinois and USC was called off after Raycom and Soviet officials could not settle on accommodations and transportation. The game, planned for September in Moscow and televised by ABC, has been moved to Los Angeles Coliseum with a date to be announced.
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Dixon Dukes rout Rochelle in 14-6 win at Borden Field
Dixon Dukes of the Connie Mack League rolled to a 14-6 victory over Rochelle Hubs as Ryan Forster pitched a full game. Oswalt Hess and Nettz each had two hits, Stinson made a leaping final catch, and Dixon built a seven run lead in the first inning en route to the win. The win moves Dixon to 1-1 and they set to play a doubleheader at Rock Falls.
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Cubs Rally But Mets Rally Fades In Tight Clash
Cubs earned praise from Mets manager Davey Johnson for aggressive play and edge in the series. Mitch Williams earned a win but blew a save as Kevin McReynolds tied the game with his ninth inning homer. Jody McClendon homered to lift Chicago, while the Mets rallied to 4-3 late on a Jeffries double and Lyons RBI.
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