Redskins test St. Bede here Friday in IVC tilt
Morris Redskins host St. Bede Bruins in an Illinois Valley Conference game Friday at 8 pm. Morris sits 4-2, St. Bede 5-1, with key players nursing injuries and uncertain lineup changes as both teams seek a win to bolster season prospects.
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Tattersall 47 Dies. USAC Midget Champion and Racer
Robert G. Tattersall died at 10 50 am in Streator after a long illness. Born July 27 1925 in Seneca he was a WWII veteran with multiple medals and a Purple Heart. He won the 1969 USAC midget championship and 63 career wins racing in the United States New Zealand and Australia. He is survived by wife Delores Tattersall mother Katherine four sisters and other relatives with funeral at Immaculate Conception Church in Streator.
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Brown) Tattersall
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Katherine) Holman
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UCLA and NCCU Put On One Year NCAA Probation
UCLA and North Carolina Central University receive one year probation for athletic recruiting irregularities. NCAA panel cites action ending October 26, 1972, with no penalties. UCLA involvement centers on May–June 1970 recruiting and an altered ACT administration for McAlister Johnson and Jones from Pasadena.
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Dwight Trojans and Sandwich set to influence NEC title race
Dwight Trojans host co-leader Plano Reapers as they chase a share of the Northeast Conference title while Sandwich Indians entertain Yorkville Foxes in a pivotal weekend. Both leaders win could clinch at least a tie. upsets keep the title open for Nov. 5 and 6 games.
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Dalton Named Angels General Manager In Palm Beach
Harry Dalton, 43, longtime Orioles executive, accepted a five year contract to run the Angels. He succeeds Dick Walsh as GM and executive vice president after the Angels finished 1971 poorly amid dissension and falling attendance. Dalton said he aims to build a strong Angels franchise and will decide on Phillips' successor in weeks.
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