Major League scoreboard and standings snapshot
Major League standings and results show St Louis and Montreal atop the NL with Philadelphia close, while Cleveland and Oakland lead the AL. Monday scores include Philadelphia 3 Montreal 1 and Chicago 2 Baltimore 5, with numerous upcoming games listed for both leagues.
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Girls' Prep 7 Red Bud 5 in South Seven action
Red Bud defeated Carbondale 7 to 5 with Renner and Moon homering for Red Bud and Patterson fanning the Wildcats. Carrier Mills belted 12 runs in a win, while Dongola edged Joppa 13 to 12. Today’s slate includes Du Quoin at Murphysboro and six other ASC matchups.
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Track and Field Results From Area Relays Meet
Readable meet notes show Marion Murphysboro and Harrisburg victors with top marks in sprints relays and field events across multiple invitational events at Anna Jonesboro Carmi Carterville and nearby sites. Notable performances include Jones 12.95 100 and Bly 13:38.3 3 2000 meter relays and school records in various events.
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TV Sports Today Schedule Highlights
ESPN carries WCT Tennis Championships and Sports Center. WTBS shows Atlanta Braves versus Houston Astros at 6 30. ESPN covers NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs and NFL Draft Review later. USA Network airs Sports Look and NHL action included.
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West Frankfort man chosen SICA president
Al Lukens of West Frankfort is elected president of the Southern Illinois Golf Association at Franklin County Country Club. Bill Blewett of Carbondale named vice president. The club will host two major 1981 SIGA events June 19-21 and June 23-24.
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No-Hit Duo Shields Trico To 19-3 Victory
Gorham coach Jerry Qualls watched Trico deliver a nine run sixth inning in a six inning 19-3 win. Junior John Glidewell pitched five innings with 11 strikeouts before sophomore Charlie Lindsey struck out the side in the sixth to complete the no hitter. Errors produced three runs for Trico as the Mustangs improved to 9-4. They host Goreville next.
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Steeleville fires no hitter to beat Tamaroa 13 0
Steeleville pitcher Darryl Winkleman threw a no hitter Monday against Tamaroa, fanning seven and walking four as 83 Warriors improved to 2 0. The game ended 13 0 in Steeleville’s favor.
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Olney Rend Lake lead Section VIII tennis midway point
Olney Central leads the Section VIII junior college tennis tournament at Mount Vernon City Park as Rend Lake hosts. Olney has 12 points to Rend Lake's 10 with singles finalists and doubles semifinalists all positioned. John A. Logan trails with seven points and Wabash Valley, Kaskaskia, and Southeastern follow in scores.
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Murphysboro Hosts Second Annual Track Invitatonal
Murphysboro high hosts the second annual boys track and field invitational tonight with 14 teams including Anna Jonesboro Du Quoin Sparta Chester Pinckneyville Nashville Cairo Eldorado Red Bud Metropolis Meredith Jackson Mo Sikeston Mo and the home Red Devils.
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Mabry captures vaulting title at All-American meet in Corvallis
Marion native Kevn Mabry won vaulting with a 9.45 at the AIAW collegiate All-American gymnastics meet in Corvallis Oregon. She placed 10th among 15 in the all around with a 35.95 total and will compete in Israel this summer.
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Vienna seeks softball games schedule 1980 teams contact
The Vienna Correctional Center men’s fast pitch softball team is filling out the 1980 schedule. Interested teams should contact Bynum Burris or Fred Allen between noon and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday at 658-2081.
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Bulls sign Dwight Jones to multi year contract
Chicago Bulls sign center forward Dwight Jones to a multi year deal. The 29 year old 6 foot 10 inch 225 pound eight year NBA veteran averaged 7.6 points and 4.9 rebounds per game with past stints including the Atlanta Hawks and Houston Rockets. Bulls GM Rod Thorn touted his versatility and potential for further contribution.
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McCutchan, Hepp, Kennedy, Barlowe Enter Hall of Fame
Brad McCutchan of Evansville, famed for five NCAA small college titles in 31 years, joined Walter Kennedy, Thomas Barlowe, and Dr. Ferenc Hepp in the Basketball Hall of Fame. Kennedy, a former NBA commissioner, and Hepp, called the father of Hungarian basketball, are honored posthumously.
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Olympic travelers win partial refunds in Moscow boycott case
More than 9000 Americans who canceled tours to the 1980 Moscow Olympics before March 1 1980 will receive less than 85 percent of their money. A federal judge approved a settlement providing initial refunds minus $195 and attorneys' fees.
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Cubs Trade Foote to Yankees for Filer and Cash
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Berenson Named NHL Coach of the Year
Red Berenson of the St. Louis Blues is named National Hockey League coach of the year by Sporting News from a poll of 21 contemporaries. He earned 18 votes with one vote for each of the remaining three.
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