Gibson wins 200th major league game with Cardinals
Bob Gibson earned his 200th victory in a 7-2 win over the San Francisco Giants, moving within the elite circle of active 200-win pitchers. The 35-year-old righthander, 10-9 this season after a groin injury, struck out nine in seven innings as Ted Simmons, Will McCovey, and Ken Henderson figures helped push St. Louis past San Francisco.
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Teal Hunt Opens Sept in Illinois with Daily Limits
Illinois moves ahead with a special teal season from September 18 to 26. Hunting hours are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily with a four bird daily limit and an eight bird possession limit after day one. Licenses and a 1971 Federal Stamp required for those 16 and older.
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Toliuszius Leads State Amateur Golf in Illinois
Champaign insurance salesman Mike Toliuszius shot a six under par 64 at Kankakee Country Club to take a two stroke lead in the third round of the Illinois State Amateur Golf Tournament. He carded eight birdies and used two long putts to surpass first round leader Bob Zender who stood at 138 after two rounds. Victor, Noth, Huske, Bailey, Coe, and Sullivan trailed in the chase.
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Werdens and Rittofs Women Softball Wins Highlight West Side Action
Werdens Tap blanked YMCA 8-1 to claim an 14 Inch Softball League win as their 14th loss tally drops to four. Rittofs beat NPCI 3-1 to stay atop the East Division at 15-3. both results leave West and East leaders clear with only these reports.
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Moose Fall To Seneca In Eight Inning Pony League Fight
Seneca defeated Morris 6-5 in eight innings to win the Tri-County Pony League Tournament. Gary Stangland led off the eighth with a single and scored on Craig Hettle's squeeze bunt after advancing on a wild pitch. Jay Zumbahlen hit a two run homer for Morris in the second, but Morris fielding miscues cost a late lead. Newman earned the win in relief of Myres who fanned 15 Morris batters. Hunt took the loss in relief of Cope.
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Historic Used Cars Sale Listings
A concise ad listing multiple used vehicles with years from 1958 to 1969. Models include a 1969 Ford LTD 4dr with V-8 and air conditioning, a 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 4dr, a 1967 Pontiac 4dr hardtop, a 1966 Comet 4dr, a 1966 Chevrolet Impala 2dr ht with a new engine, and several others with details on transmission, power features, and condition. Prices shown for some.
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National League standings and week results in baseball
The National League East leaders Pittsburgh and St Louis lead with Chicago New York Philadelphia Montreal in pursuit. Results include Chicago a 6 to 3 win over San Diego and Cincinnati 1 New York 0, with upcoming games listed and multiple doubleheaders and night games noted across divisions.
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Prombo and Lambros Track Minor League Tournament Final
Prombo defeated Neary 18 to 1 in the semi final at Goodwill Park as Struck homered and Boma joined Prombo with a pair of homers. Callaha earned the win while Neary struggled with relief from Boma. Lambros edged Werden 6 to 5 in the other semifinal with Werden’s Randy Werden blasting two homers and Wilkinson adding a triple.
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Morris Little League Stars Edge Marseilles to Reach Championship
Morris Little League All-Stars defeated Marseilles 10-5 to advance to the Marseilles tournament final. In a seven run second inning Mick Lambros hit a three run homer and led Morris to a 7-1 lead. The Stars added three more in the fourth, then held on as Marseilles rallied to 7-5 before Morris padded its lead.
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