Dempsey cancels Salukis spring football game
Southern Illinois University Carbondale coach Rey Dempsey announced no Maroon-White intra-squad game to close spring practice due to lack of interior linemen and several nagging injuries. He plans a regular practice and a scrimmage at McAndrew Stadium next week while focusing on developing sophomores and the quarterback group led by Rich Johnson.
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Baseball and basketball scoreboard snapshot with multiple games
A dense summary of American baseball divisional standings and results from Friday and Saturday. Notable items include New York at Montreal, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, Cincinnati at Houston, Atlanta at San Francisco, San Diego at Los Angeles, and Montreal at Philadelphia. Also listed are scattered league standings for the American League East and Western divisions, with game scores, earlier results, and upcoming schedules for teams such as New York, Boston, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Chicago, Minnesota, Oakland, and Seattle. Numerous minor league and college results follow, including Kentucky, SIU, Rend Lake, and several high school districts, detailing scores, pitchers, and HRs.
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Indiana Invitational highlights SIU-C and Illinois prep action
SIU-C defeated St. Louis 4-3 in women’s fastpitch with Ledd and Thompson driving runs while Stengel earned a win. SIU-C beat Kent State 3-1 as Upchurch paced the circle, and Indiana edged SIU-C 2-0 with Stephenson and Gray handling catches. In girls prep, Herrin toppled Wayne City 9-2 as Blalock and Humphr... (truncated)
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Transactions Friday’s Baseball Signings and Moves
Boston Red Sox signed Tom Burgmeier to a two-year extension. Oakland A’s announced Mike Norris agreed to a five-year contract. Chicago Cubs placed Joe Strain on the 15-day DL and purchased Scott Fletcher from Iowa. Phil Nasty designated for reassignment. NFL Bears signed Brad Reid at wide receiver and Brown named Mike Cin gis er basketball coach.
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Watson Takes New Orleans Lead In Open Fightoff
Tom Watson shot an 8-under 64 to tie Gil Morgan for the 54 hole lead at the New Orleans Open. Watson, Masters champion and defending champion, holed nine birdies after an early bogey to reach 14 under 202 at Lakewood Country Club. Morgan matched Watson with 68 to stand at 202, three ahead of Mike Donald, Mark O'Meara, Dave Edwards and Jay Haas at 205.
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Saad Muhammad Defends WBC Light Heavyweight Crown in KO
In Atlantic City Matthew Saad Muhammad retained the WBC light heavyweight title with a disputed ninth round knockout of Murray Sutherland. A final overhand right and left hook felled Sutherland after a late count, with referee Paul Venti stopping the bout as Walcott upheld the stoppage. The bout, scheduled for 15 rounds, favored Muhammad from the fourth round onward.
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Herrin leads Bass Tournament at Lookout Point Lake
A four person team from Herrin leads the Bill Harkins Memorial Bass Team Tournament halfway through the event with 22 pounds 10 ounces at Lookout Point on Crab Orchard Lake. Mount Vernon placed second with 18 pounds 9 ounces. Top five also include Carterville and Johnston City teams. John Robertson caught the largest bass at 5 pounds 5 ounces. 150 bass weighed by 224 contestants. About 4000 dollars in prize money and 1400 dollars in trophies will be awarded today.
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Salukis split with Kentucky in Lexington doubleheader
SIU Carbondale beat Kentucky 4 3 to split a Saturday doubleheader in Lexington as Harold Brown and Paul Evans held the Wildcats to five hits. Kentucky won the opener 14 3 behind seven second inning runs as Rob Clark took the loss. Evans earned the save in game two after a seventh inning rally. Kentucky improves to 32 13, SIU to 21 11, with one game remaining in the series.
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Saluki softball suffers two losses at Indiana Invitational
Saluki softball team splits weekend action at the Indiana University Invitational in Bloomington. Meredith Stengel earned a 4-3 10 inning win over St. Louis, while Sunny Clark limited Kent State to two hits in a 3-1 victory. Illinois State and Indiana defeated SIU as hitting slumps resurfaced. coach Kay Brechtelsbauer noted gradual improvement. Salukis stand 11-20 with AIAW Evanston tourney looming, seedings to be determined after 1 p.m. today.
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