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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1981

Page

15

SIU silent on signings as MVC rivals move on

SIU-C remains without announced basketball signings as Missouri Valley Conference rivals publicize new deals. Illinois State signed four high school seniors, including Buffe and McKenny, while Tulsa announced Steve Harris. Drake brought in Dana Danson and Devi Parks, and Wichita State lined up Greg Dreiling. Bradley reported three oral commitments and signings expected Friday amid coaching notes. Dennis Goins visited SIU-C as recruitment continues. SIU-C targets Jackson College players Kevin Willis, Cleveland Ribbens, and James Copeland, with Copeland already verbally committed.

Alan Fredman Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Salukis Illinois State Redbirds Ahmad Buffe Maine Central Institute Pittsfield Age Rickie Johnson Washington High School Indianapolis Tulsa Steve Harris Blue Springs Drake Saluki Allen van Winkle Wichita State Greg Dreiling Kapaun-Mount Carmel Wichita Shockers Bradley Joe Dalfonso Braves Anthony Webster Cairo Pierre Cooper Luther South Voise Winters Chicago Gage Park Peoria Webster University of Illinois-Chicago van Winkle Jackson Mich Kevin Willis Cleveland Ribbens James Copeland Copeland Siu-C

McGraw proves it's a new season in Opening Day twist

The 1981 baseball season opened with no ceremonial first pitch for President Reagan after an assassination attempt. Tug McGraw of the Phillies walked Dan Driessen with the bases loaded in the ninth to force in the winning run as the Reds beat Philadelphia 3 2 at Riverfront Stadium. Carlton struggled, Seaver pitched well for the Reds, and Bench and Rose remained landmarks amid tense early-season play.

Reagan Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies Tug McGraw Phillies Willie Wilson Philadelphia Dan Driessen Reds McGraw Washington Pete Kutschenreuter Burt Meyer Cincinnati American Red Cross Riverfront Stadium United States Steve Carlton Tom Seaver Cy Young Carlton Dave Collins Dave Concepcion Seaver Pete Rose Johnny Bench Bench Rose del Unser Lonnie Smith George Foster Smith Manny Trillo Tom Hume Concepcion Garry Maddox Larry Bowa Maddox Keith Moreland

Blues win first playoff game in five years

Blues defeated the Penguins 4-2 in the opener of a best of five Stanley Cup series. Mike Liut stopped most Pittsburgh chances as St. Louis outshot 46-26. Greg Millen held Pittsburgh in check after a rocky start, and Mike Crombeen sealed the win with an empty-net tally.

Blues St. Louis Eddie Johnston Mike Liut Pittsburgh Penguins Johnston Lint St. Louis Blues Pittsburgh Liut Penguins Greg Malone Randy Carlyle Buffalo Greg Millen Mike Zuke Pat Price Millen Tony Currie Jorgen Pettersson Rod Schutt Pettersson Mike Crombeen Red Berenson Berenson

Stanhouse’s Dodgers career in doubt after roster removal

Du Quoin native Don Stanhouse was designated for assignment by the Los Angeles Dodgers amid back trouble and limited recent pitching. He is 30, signed a five year 2.1 million contract last season and would face release or trade within 10 days. He previously starred as Orioles reliever with 45 saves and 13 wins and was 1979 AL All Star.

Alan Fredman Los Angeles Oakland A’s Stanhouse Texas Rangers Montreal Expos Orioles

Salukis overpower SEMO as Doerer hits twice

SIUC beats Southeast Missouri 11 3 at Abe Martin Field behind Doerer s two homers and Kempton s two run shot. Flowers Schranz Robertson Za wadzki Blumhorst Mesh all chipped in with two hits as Brown Wysocki Clark Klump split time on mound and SIU C improves to 15 4 23.

Gary Kempton Bob Bunton RBI Saluki Rick Wysocki Kempton Jones Semo Russ Deal Siuc Dwayne Flowers P.J. Schranz Flowers Mike Robertson Doerrer Salukis Joe Richardson Doerzer Corey Zawadzki Mike Blumhorst Okanville Mike Mesh Harold Brown Deal Wysocki Rob Clark Ken Klump Indiana State

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