SIU Upsets Arkansas State as Huskies Rout Marshall
Northern Illinois crushed Marshall 37-18 and Southern Illinois upset No. 2 Arkansas State 21-14. Monmouth and Knox rolled in the Midwest Conference as Elmhurst, Carthage, Wheaton and others posted wins across the Illinois Wisconsin college slate.
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Arkansas St. Huskies
Marshall
Associated Press
Northern Illinois
Southern Illinois
Illinois
Marshall College
Arkansas State
Monmouth
Knox
Mon
Mouth
Carleton
Beloit
Carthage
Illinois-Chicago
Illinois-Wisconsin
Elmhurst
North Park
Illinois Wesleyan
Millikin
Carroll
Augustana
Wheaton
North Central
Illinois State
Eastern Illinois
Western Illinois
Central Michigan
Principia
Southwestern Memphis
Illinois College
Concordia
River Forest
Eureka
Milton
Brewers acquire Scott Lonborg Conigliaro Lahoud Brett Pavletich
Milwaukee sends George Scott Billy Conigliaro Joe Lahoud Jim Lonborg Ken Brett Don Pavletich to Boston in a 10 player trade. Boston receives Marty Pattin Lew Krausse Tommy Harper and Pat Skrable. Scott Lonborg were 1967 pennant heroes but declined since, while Conigliaro and Lahoud posted solid seasons.
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Boston Red Sox
Brewers
George Scott
Billy Conigliaro
Joe Lahoud
Jim Lonborg
Ken Brett
Don Pavletich
Red Sox
Marty Pattin
Lew Krausse
Tommy Harper
Pat Skrable
Scott
Lonborg
Boston
Cy Young
Redskins finish 27th at Crete Monee Invitational
Morris Redskins cross country place 27th of 42 at Crete Monee Invite coached by Bob Pinkstaff. Top Redskin John Purdue 15th in race five, with Samp son 16th, McNulty 19th, and others between 28th and 35th. Naperville won with 12 points. Ottawa meet Tuesday and Yorkville Thursday.
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Crete
Bob Pinkstaff
John Purdue
Larry Sampson
Jim McNulty
Kevin Egeland
Jeff Lovell
Phil Wigtil
Doug Holman
Naperville
Palatine
Redskins
Ottawa
Yorkville
Chiefs win two games in YMCA League sweep
The Morris Chiefs heavyweight team opened a 4 game winning streak by beating Joliet 20-0 on Saturday and Lockport 20-7 on Sunday, remaining undefeated. Bob Clemmons scored twice and Brett Thetard threw two TD passes including one to Dave Evans. The lightweight squad won 16-0 against Joliet but lost 6-0 to Lockport. Next games are Oct 31 versus Plainfield, with a bake sale Oct 16 to fund uniforms.
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Morris Chiefs
Joliet
Lockport
Chiefs
Bob Clemmons
Brett Thetard
Thetard
Dave Evans
Randy Burns
Bill Washburn
Clemmons
Brad Sheppard
Orioles Bench Favorite Dobson to Start in World Series Game
Pat Dobson moves from bullpen to rotation for the rain delayed second game of the 1971 World Series as Baltimore faces Pittsburgh. Earl Weaver plans four straight games with four 20 game winners while Jim Palmer starts game two and Mike Cuellar, Steve Blass also slated for later appearances.
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Pat Dobson
Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dobson
Pittsburgh
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Jim Palmer
Bob Johnson
San Francisco
Mike Cuellar
Steve Blass
Pirates
Dave McNally
Pontiac coach in critical condition after two car crash
Exton a Pontiack High School head football coach remained in critical condition in the ICU at St Francis Hospital Peoria after a Friday morning two car head on crash near Tonica. Herbert Clutts Livingston Area Vocational Center director and Miss Jewel Butler of Fort Worth Texas were killed. Clutts funeral services set for Tuesday in Cobden. The accident delayed Pontiac Morris game to Tuesday with varsity at 8 and junior games at 6.
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Larry Exton
Pontiac High School
Peoria
St. Francis Hospital
Pontiac
Tonica
Herbert Clutts
Livingston Area Vocational Center
Route 51
Route 71
Clutts
Miss Butler
Iowa
Cobden
Hobart
Mary I. (Rendleman) Clutts
Southern Illinois University
University of Illinois
Norma
Carey Michael
John David
Charles L
Dixon
Hobart R
Margaret C. Flamm
Bob Tattersall Benefit Dinner in Streator and Morris
Tickets for Friday's Bob Tattersall Testimonial Benefit Dinner at the PNA Hall in Streator can be purchased from Frank Welch at the Kindelspire Auto Supply in Morris. Proceeds will help defray Tattersall's medical expenses as he is seriously ill.
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Bob Tattersall
PNA
Streator
Frank Welch
Kindelspire Auto Supply
Morris
Tattersall
Maki goals beat Wings 2 1 in Chicago
Detroit lost 2-1 to Chicago as Chico Maki scored twice. Bobby Hull set up the first goal, Dan Ecclestone tied it in the second, and Tony Esposito starred in net for Chicago. Barkley urged his team to shoot more as they head to Toronto for their next game.
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Chicago
Doug Barkley
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Wings
Tony Esposito
Detroit
Joe Daley
Black Hawks
Red Berenson
Bobby Hull
Chico Maki
Barkley
Red Wings
Toronto
St. Louis Blues
Pro Hockey Sunday Results
New York beat Boston 4 to 1, Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 1, Buffalo won 2 to 1 over Pittsburgh, Los Angeles edged Vancouver 4 to 3, and Toronto tied California 3 all. Monday has no games scheduled. Tuesday features Buffalo at St Louis and Philadelphia at Vancouver.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Toronto
California
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mantle Drives RBI Record in World Series
Mickey Mantle drove in 40 runs in World Series competition to set the career RBI record for the fall classic.
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Mickeys Mantle
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