Redskins aim for crucial win at Marquette tonight
The Redskins face the Marquette Crusaders at Gould Stadium in Ottawa Illinois at 8 p.m. in an Illinois Valley Conference game. A victory would give the Redskins a winning record early in the season and even the interscholastic series, while moving toward a strong season under coach Larry Kane with QB Jon Siron directing the offense and a bolstered senior lineup.
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Tom Sokolinski
Mike Lindsay
Mike Hextell
Rich Darin
Melton Clinches AL Home Run Crown With 33rd
Chicago White Sox slugger Bill Melton hit his 33rd homer to lead the American League, finishing the season with the league’s top total as the Sox beat Milwaukee 2-1. Melton surpassed Reggie Jackson and Norm Cash, who were tied at 32, and became the first White Sox player to win the title.
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Tony Conigliaro
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Yorkville runners edge Morris in double dual cross country
Yorkville won three of the first five places to edge Morris 30 25 in a double dual meet while Yorkville and Morris each claimed four of the top ten. Yorkville led 2.8 miles in 14 34 with Morris’ Egeland second 14 45.
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Tim Kindelspire
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Fresh-Soph Redskins
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Multiple Boxing Results and Local Meet News
San Antonio bout saw Cuenca and Tresdlair draw while Ramos narrowly outpointed Navarro in Los Angeles. Dallas and Morris runners dominated a cross country dual. Yorkville led the frosh soph meet with fast times. Charley Trippi and Vince Lombardi honored by Hall of Fame. Babe Ruth cited for three homers in two World Series games.
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Final Standings and Playoff Schedule for Baseball Leagues
American League East notes Baltimore leads with 101 wins and 57 losses. Oakland tops the West at 101-60. Championship series set Oakland at Baltimore in a best-of-5, with first game at Baltimore. National League shows Pittsburgh at 97-65 and St. Louis 90-72, both shaping a best-of-5 series starting in Pittsburgh.
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