MCHS Sports Schedule May 10 15 Highlights
Weekly schedule from May 10 to May 15 lists district baseball games IHSA IASA and FS events across Gardner Mazon Joliet Central Plainfield LaSalle-Peru St Bede Ottawa Coal City Mendota and Ottawa venues. Highlights include district semifinals and championships plus multiple golf tennis and track events.
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IHSA
Gardner Vs. Mazon
Grundy County
Gardner
LaSalle-Peru
Marquette
IASA
Morris
Coal City
Joliet
Ottawa
Lockport Central
St. Bede
Hawks edge Canadiens to take 2 0 lead in series
Chicago Black Hawks beat the Montreal Canadiens 5 3 on Angotti two unassisted third period goals. Angotti also assisted on Maki and Hull scoring setups as Chicago moved to a 2 0 series lead. Montreal fights back hoping to save home ice in the next games.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
Lou Angotti
Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
al MacNeil
Chicao
Hawks
Angotti
Bobby Hull
New York Rangers
Walt Tkaczuk
Chico Maki
Jacques LeMaire
Pete Mahovlich
Maki
Jim Pappin
Hawk
Billy Reay
J. C
Saratoga Wins IV Grade VI Track Championships at Wilmington
Saratoga School swept both lightweight and heavyweight titles in the Illinois Valley Grade School Athletic Conference meet at Wilmington High School. Minooka and Coal City followed in the lightweight and heavyweight divisions with several individual winners from Saratoga and Wilmington. Santa Cruz set a meet record in the 440, while Ollerman of Saratoga claimed three events.
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Wilmington
Saratoga School
Wilmington High School
Saratoga
Minooka
Braidwood
Seneca
Coal City
Channahon
Santa Cruz
Dave Fenger
Ollerman
Olson
Miller
Kovel
Price
Housman
Lawrence
Channahan
Caputo
Brown
Zingre
Craig
Ralston
Morris Country Club Ladies Start Season At MCC
The Morris Daily Herald reports MCC Ladies Association begins its season with Mrs. James Saunders as chairman and a committee lineup including Mrs. Stan Smolen and Mrs. Garth Hamilton. New schedule and rules explained. door prize won by Sally Greer. Mary Spears and Marilyn Wilder top finishers in Blind Peoria Tournament. Golf news will continue weekly with reader submissions invited.
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Morris Country Club
James Saunders
MCC
Ladies Association
Stan _ Smolen
Garth Hamilton
Peter Trucano
Robert Brown
Jack
Prairie Lake
Morris Daily Herald
Morris Redskins win fourth straight golf meet
MARSEILLES The Morris Redskin golf team defeated Marseilles 176 to 189 at Prairie Lake Golf Course Thursday to run their season record to 7-8. Medalists were Jim Palmer Steve Tibbitts and Kent Hunter with 43s. Jennings 44 Errietta 46 paced Morris, while Lockas 45 Joritz 50 Farrell 51 led Marseilles.
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Marseilles
Morris Redskin
Prairie Lake
Redskins
Spring Creek
Jim Palmer
Steve Tibbitts
Kent Hunter
Don Jennings
Jack Errietta
Duane Lockas
Jim Joritz
Paul Farrell
Kurt Sampson
Morris
Steve
Chicago expands lead in Stanley Cup series 2-0 over Canadiens
Chicago defeated Montreal 5 to 3 to take a 2-0 lead in the best of seven series. The next games are Chicago at Montreal on Sunday afternoon and again later in the week if necessary with national TV coverage.
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Chicago
Montreal
Stars Rally as Tovar Delivers Go Ahead Run in Twins Win
Cesar Tovar of the Minnesota Twins drove in the tying run with a single and scored the go ahead run in the eighth inning of a 5-3 victory over the New York Yankees. Dave McNally of the Baltimore Orioles pitched a four hit game aiding a doubleheader sweep of California 3-1.
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Cesar Tovar
Twins
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Dave McNally
Orioles
Baltimore
California
First US Vice President Sworn in Cuba
William Rufus King served as vice president under Franklin Pierce and uniquely took the oath of office in Havana Cuba under a special Act of Congress. The diplomatic ceremony marked a historic constitutional moment outside the United States.
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John F. Kennedy
United States
William Rufus King
President Pierce
Havana
Cuba
Congress
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