Carbondale Junior Football Clinic Highlights Local Players
Marty Pulley and Brett Dougherty were among the larger participants at Carbondale Community High School's junior football clinic. Dougherty, son of SIU University Center operator Doc Dougherty, showcased 10 yard stance while weighing 135 pounds. Dougherty will be entering seventh grade at Lincoln.
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Marty Pulley
Brett Dougherty
Carbondale
Dougherty
SIU University Center
Doc’ Dough
Erty
Brett
Lincoln
Jack Griggs
Anna and Carbondale clash in Coal Belt top game
Anna, 65, tries to slow Carbondale’s title bid in a Coal Belt League top game. Carbondale leads with a 6-2 record as Crainville visits Prison and Lesser plays Herrin. Benton rests. Last week saw Sesser 10 over Prison 2 and Anna 8 over Herrin 6 Crainville 10 Crainville 3 forfeit.
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Anna
Carbondale
Crainville
Lesser
Herrin
Benton
Sesser
Prison
Hernin
Anna Bas
Ippoliti Named NIU Head Football Coach
NIU selects Jerry Ippoliti as head football coach replacing Doc Urich who resigned to join the Buffalo Bills. Ippoliti, 36, previously served as offensive backfield coach and led the Northern team last fall during Urich’s hospitalization in a 24 22 loss to West Texas State.
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de Kalb
Jerry Ippoliti
Northern Illinois University
Richard W
Doc” Urich
Urich
Bufffalo Bills
National Football League
Ippoliti
University of Buffalo
Huskies
West Texas State
Miami
Ohio
Parseghian
Juvenile Baseball Finals at Murphysboro Seeded Wins
Pinckneyville walloped Cobden 12-5 as Ke Herman pitched six strong innings. Driskell hit a grand slam in the third, part of Pinckneyville’s 23 performance. Johnston City beat Carterville 11-4 behind Pyle’s six strikeouts and Cripps’s three hits. Winners advance to Sunday. NYU’s Mike Jacques of Glastonbury named outstanding athlete for 1970-71 season. Jacques is a 6-foot-3 wrestler.
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Pinckneyville
Johnston City
Murphysboro
KeHerman
Driskell
Pinckney
Carterville
Pyle
Cripps
NYU
Mike Jacques
Glastonbury, Conn
Bryan Wides, Zeigler lead in Southern Illinois softball race
Bryan Wides and Zeigler each hold 164 points as the Southern Illinois Class B Softball League narrows to a title fight. Marion’s hopes dim after losing the opener to McDonalds, while Prison trails with 84 points and several doubleheaders remaining against Herrin RC Glen Weeks Patriots and West Frankfort.
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Bryan-Wides
Southern Illinois
Carbondale
McDonalds
Marion
Bryan Wides
Zeigler
Herrin RC
Glen Weeks
Patriots
West Frankfort
du Quoin
Southern Illinois Softball League
Village Inn
Prison
Herrin RC 5U
Frankfort Merch
Carbondale Merch
Carbondale hosts youth football clinic for area youngsters
About 79 boys from grades 4 to 8 participated in a one week Carbondale Youth Football League Clinic at Oakland Field. Led by CCHS head coach Vern Polslock with assistant Mike Barry and SIU coach Dick Towers, the program also included former Terrier players Bob Pankey, Bob Striegel, and David Stotlar. SIU staff aided as well. Participants were divided into groups for daily drills focusing on fundamentals, stance, and formations with two instructors per group.
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Carbondale
Oakland Field
CCHS
Vern’ Polslock
Mike Barry
SIU
Dick Towers
Bob
Pankey
Missouri
Bob Striegel
Ilinois
David Stotlar
Trindé
Bill
Graingér
Pollock
Towers
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Carbondale Community High School
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Coal Belt Baseball
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E& J
Wes
Linois
Frankfort
Dil
Bryan
Mercury Engines
Glass Master
Mark Twain
Pirate’s
Rti
Ramada Inn
Highway 13
W. Main Marion
Park Herrin
Carbondale Football Clinic
Pipes
Charatan Barling
Savinelli
Comoy‘s
Denham’s
Holland
Magnavox
Peete
Gonat Meres
TAC
Carbondale Lee & Hillyer
Boatright’s Electronics
Russell’s
Main
MART
Dr. Quoin
E. Main
Magniavox
Ted's
Broadway
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