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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1981

Page

13

Saluki basketball signs three recruits under Van Winkle

SIUC coach Allen Van Winkle announced the signings of guards Copeland and Goins and forward Walker from Jackson Michigan Community College and Vincesennes Indiana Community College, plus an oral commitment from Gary Robbins of Struthers Ohio High School. The Salukis, limited to 15 scholarships, must revoke one current grant aid. Van Winkle also pursued seven or eight others including 7-0 center Kevin Willis as a target.

Alan Fredman Southern Jackson Dennis Goins Vin Flint Lorain County Community College van Winkle Walker Goins Rushville Ind Vincennes Robbins Larry Kent State Stru Thers Cleveland Ribbens Michigan State Huff Kevin Willis Willis Eastern Michigan Salukis

Ranger blitz puts Blues in trouble

In Madison Square Garden on Monday, the New York Rangers overwhelmed the St. Louis Blues 4-1 to pull within a win of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Steve Vickers scored twice and Ron Duguay added a goal and assist as goalie Steve Baker blocked 33 shots to outshine Blues stopper Mike Liut.

New York Ranger Madison Square Garden St. Louis Blues Steve Vickers National Hockey League Ron Duguay Steve Baker Rangers Blues St. Louis Vickers Duguay Baker Mike Liut Ulf Nilsson Lint Blake Dunlop

Seko Wins Boston Marathon in Fastest US Time Ever

Toshihiko Seko of Japan wins the 85th Boston Marathon in 2 hours 9 minutes 26 seconds, the fastest time ever in the United States, edging Craig Virgin and Bill Rodgers. Virgin finishes second, Rodgers third, as Seko and Virgin hint at a changing era in marathon racing.

New York Times Boston Toshihiko Seko Japan United States Bill Rodgers Heartbreak Hill Seko Craig Virgin Rodgers Virgin Lebanon Allison Roe Auckland New Zealand Patti Lyons Catalano West Rox

Cards bats boost Sutter as Cardinals top Cubs 6 1

Whitey Herzog praises Bruce Sutter as the Cardinals beat Chicago 6 1 in St Louis. Keith Hernandez drives a 10-hit attack with three doubles while Sutter earns three saves in relief. Ken Oberkfell notes improved team play as St Louis moves to 5-2 on the season.

St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Bruce Sutter Whitey Herzog Cardinals Sutter Chicago Cubs Keith Hernandez Chicago Cubs Ken Oberkfell Oberkfell Cards Lynn McGlothen Hernandez George Hendrick McGlothen Tommy Herr

SIU C runners compete in Boston Marathon

Johnson near top 50 Chris Waythomas a SIU Carbondale geology student finished 158th in the Boston Marathon in 2 25 44 Jani Johnson of SIUC life styling program was just over 2 59 for 52nd or 53rd in the women's division Carl Macuiba accounting senior and Scott Vierke also ran with Macuiba just over 2 46 and Vierke 2 48 Vierke said they were probably in the top 1000 to 1100 finishers of a race with more than 5000 entrants Waythomas broke his personal best by about two minutes and had run Boston three times before Macuiba finished despite reinjuring ligaments in his leg

Bury Mass Grete Waitz Norway Roe Catalano Seko Virgin Alberto Salazar New York Rodgers United Auto Workers Gary Fanelli Chris Waythomas Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Jani Johnson SIUC Johnson Carl Macuiba Scott Vierke Boston Macuiba Vierke Waythomas St. Louis

Salukis sweep Kentucky Wesleyan with two complete games

Southern Illinois University Carbondale solidified a 11-2 and 11-2 doubleheader sweep over Kentucky Wesleyan at Abe Martin Field. Rick Wysocki and Chris Wicks each threw seven innings for SIUC, while shortstop Mike Mesh drove in four runs and Dwayne Flowers added three hits. The Salukis, now 20-10, stay focused on improving hitting as coach Richard Jones emphasizes potential and consistency ahead of a Missouri Baptist twinbill and a UK series.

Alan Fredman Southern Illinoisan Richard Jones Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Kentucky Wesleyan Abe Martin Field Leo Leo Daley Salukis Abe Martin Rick Wysocki Chris Wicks Wicks Wysocki Cincinnati Reds Lakewood N.J Miami Florida Mike Mesh Saluki Mesh Dwayne Flowers SIUC Panthers Wesleyan David Stranton P.J. Schranz Panther David Hibbs Kempton Missouri Baptist Lexington University of Kentucky

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Indiana Ranger Blitz Doogie Jorgen Pettersson Liut Boston Marathon Iar Greg Meyer Fanelli Woodland Park Bob Forsch Jim Kaat Joe Amalfitano Champaign Frank Stein
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