Marion Hires New Football Plan After Trulove Resigns
Marion boards seeks a replacement after Glenn Trulove resigns to teach at Johnston City High. Athletic Director Virgil Wilson says Mathieu may be considered for head coach with another football man as assistant as practice starts Aug. 25. Trulove, who coached five seasons, previously aided at Johnston City.
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Southern Illinoisan
Marion
Egypt
Glenn Trulove
Johnston City
Marion Board of Education
Virgil
Cass” Wilson
Charles Mathieu
Wilson
Mathieu
Trulove
Glenn
Ralph Davison
Herrin
Carterville
Harrisburg
Arthur Trout
Centralia
Stan Changnon
Mt. Vernon
Charles
Playground Baseballers Take 4-3 Win Over Marion
The Herrin team led by Kenneth Rushing edged Marion managed by Cliff Stonne 4-3 in the first of a two game series at Marion. Gary Smith pitched and delivered two of Herrin's six total hits while Marion had three errors and three misplays.
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Marion
Kenneth Rushing
Cliff Stonne
Gary Smith
Carterville
Reynolds
W. Bollinger
Franklin
Farley
C Gower
Ss Greer
Rf Davis
Neuneri
I Dixon
Vi Thies
T Schimpf
Wills
Hamilton
Dt Dunn
C Knoke
Moschenrose
Smith
Neunert
Kot Mohlenbrock Wins Title in Club Golf Meet
Mrs. Kot Mohlenbrock of Murphysboro captured the Jackson Country Club annual summer golf tournament crown by defeating Mrs. Naomi Lockerby 4 and 2 in the Women's Championship final at Carbondale. Jean Stehr won the consolation, and Carbondale players headline upcoming Class A to C finals while men’s brackets show several matches including Carl Johnson and Bert Hall advancing toward titles.
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Murphysboro
Jackson Country Club
Naomi Lockerby
Carbondale
Muhlenbrock
Jean Stehr
Eula Barrett
Ed Vogler Jr
Bert Hall
Jim Beck
Richard Kohler
Barney Williams
Dick Lockerby
Scotty Gill
Glenn Ozburn
Jim Weatherly
Ken Odum
Leversmeier Vs. Jones
Sterner
Bert Ozburn
Allen Willis
Reynolds
Clemens Vs. Wiccins
Double Czech Czechoslovakia win Olympic 10000 meters twice
The article notes that a Czech athlete became the first to win the Olympic 10000 meters twice, achieving titles in 1920 and 1928. It highlights Norm, a two-time winner, as the standout performer of the period.
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Czechoslovakia
Giants Halt Dodgers Hope With Pinch Homers in 15 Innings
George Wilson and Bob Elliott hit pinch home runs to keep New York alive and force a possible 7-6 extra inning win. Bobby Shantz wins his 20th game of the year as the Athletics beat Boston 5-3.
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George Wilson
Bob Elliott
Giants
New York
Bobby Shantz
A’s
Boston
Egyptian Olympian tied to midshipman Detweiler honored
Otis Saylor writes that Egypt had an athlete who helped score for Uncle Sam in the Olympics. Navy’s Bob Detweiler placed fifth in the eight, with roots in Zeigler and now in Phoenix. Other local notes mention Dike Eddleman, Kenny Cole, Homer Martin, and officiating plans for S L U football and basketball.
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Herrin and Rolla
Kirkwood
Egypt
Uncle Sam
Bob Detweiler
Zeigler
Detweiler
M. H. Detweiler
Phoenix
Ariz
Doc” Lingle
Kenny Cole
Norris City
United States
Lingle
Kenny
Homer Martin
Goreville
Martin
Giants edge Dodgers in 15th in wild series opener
In a five hour battle at Dodger Stadium the Giants beat the Dodgers 7 6 after a late rally. Don Mueller sparked the winner with a second base infield hit scoring Jim Rhodes as Bobby Thomson added a run later. Shantz won his 20th for the A’s in another game.
Major League Leaders and National League Results and Schedules
National League batting leaders include Musial of St Louis at .331 and Atwell of Chicago at .316. Home runs leader Sauer of Chicago with 27, Hodges of Brooklyn 22. Fein of Philadelphia hits .349, Woodling of New York .320. Doby of Cleveland and Berra of New York tied with 23. Boston beat Philadelphia 3, New York defeated Washington 3 2, St Louis topped Detroit 5 1, Cleveland beat Chicago 6 3. Schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit at St Louis, New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia. Tomorrow New York at Washington, Boston at Philadelphia, Detroit at St Louis. Additional games include Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati, and Brooklyn at New York. American Association scores show Minneapolis 7 Charleston 3, St Paul 8 Columbus 3, Milwaukee 14 Indianapolis 9, Louisville 3 Kansas City 1.
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Philadelphia Chicago
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Cinrinnati
Paul McKinnis to Receive Master's Degree Friday
Eldorado grade school official Paul McKinnis, a well known figure in the community, is set to receive his master's degree this Friday. The ceremony will honor his service to local education.
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Claude Rhetes
Benton
McKinnis
Ernie Driggers
Mt. Vernon
Wilky
Monticello
Spe
Hin
S. L U
Paul McKinnis
Eldorado
Lehr to Use Zone Defense at Bridgeport
Dick Lehr, former Carrier Mills basketball coach, moves to Bridgeport and plans a zone defense based on his running game. He notes Bridgeport has had five losing seasons and a recent weak record, but expects relatively easier competition than in his previous district.
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Dick Lehr
Carrier Mills
Bridgeport
Illinois
Lehr
Doc’ Hunsaker
Robinson
Carbondale Native Named Sparta High Assistant Coach
Charles Shag Crouch, 29, of Carbondale, named assistant coach at Sparta High School. Former McLeansboro coach and Carbondale graduate with Bronze Star service in World War II, two children, wife Betty Adams of Sparta, and recent work for Illinois Central Railroad.
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Shag” Crouch
Carbondale
Sparta High School Board of Education
Crouch
McLeansboro
Clifford Bryan
de Soto
Sparta
Bob Horton
Litchfield
Clarence
Bud” Logan
Horton
Logan
Edwardsville
Charles FE
North Allyn Street
Carbondale Community High
University of Kentucky
Europe
117
Elbe and Rhine
Kentucky
Southern Illinois University
Betty Adams
Crouches
Sharon Ann
John
Illinois Central Railroad
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