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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1979

Page

15

SIUC President Cleared Of Title IX Gift Action

Warren Brandt used university funds to back an alternate Title IX proposal through a coalition of 61 schools. Brown confirmed the transaction was university funds and no longer under dispute while noting SIUC’s coalition status hinges on acting president Hiram Lesar.

Brandt Brown Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Warren Brandt Cting James Brown U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Marvin Johnson University of New Mexico Johnson Washington DeHart and Associates Cording National Collegiate Athletic Association HEW Sanford Terry Sanford Duke University SIUC Charlotte West West Hiram Lesar Lesar

West Frankfort Wins Coal Belt Title in 17-Inning Thriller

West Frankfort defeated Herrin 8 to 7 after 17 innings in the Coal Belt League championship. George Hopkins delivered a clutch base hit in the bottom of the 17th, securing the title despite shaky defense from both teams. Manager Doug Dorris called the contest one of the most exciting he has seen. Herrin threatened in the 17th when Jerry Halstead rounded to score, but a relay to short and a plate block at the plate thwarted the run.

West Frankfort Herrin George Hopkins West John Bayles Mike Moore Leonard Hopkins John Renik Jerry Halstead Halstead Dorris Bayles Caldwell Larry Bozic Hrabosky Jim Renik Jack McCormick Jr Tim Dorris

Pirates in first place again after big win over Padres

The Pirates moved back to the NL East lead after a 5-1 win over San Diego, led by Bill Robinson’s 23rd homer and reinforced by Milner’s impact. Expos, Phillies and Cubs also won, while a long West Frankfort Herrin marathon featured Doug Caldwell pitching 17 innings in a 17-inning extra game with late drama.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Bill Robinson San Diego Padres Robinson Cubs Giants Bill Buckner Chicago San Francisco Buckner Mike Ivie Rick Reuschel Bruce Sutter

Dodgers edge Cardinals as Sutcliffe earns 11th win

Dodgers rookie Rick Sutcliffe outlasted St Louis despite a late bid for a shutout. He yielded three hits through seven innings and took his 11th win in 18 decisions as L A rode a four run burst to a 6 5 victory. Sutcliffe, an Independence Missouri product, reflected on his near miss and his aggression early.

St. Louis Rick Sutcliffe Los Angeles Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Sutcliffe van Horn High School Independence Kansas City Don) Sutton Burt) Hooton Ted) Simmons RBI Dodgers

Sutcliffe shines as Dodgers top Cards 10-6 in seventh inning spark

Sutcliffe pitched well into the eighth, earning a 10-6 win for Los Angeles. He started strong with a 6-0 lead before St Louis rallied. Ken Oberkfell drew a third walk to load the bases and Keith Hernandez walked, but Dodgers relief held. Sutcliffe’s offense included a second-inning RBI from Sutcliffe, Bill Russell’s fifth-inning RBI, and a key seven-run seventh dash that turned the tide.

Ken Oberkfell Sutcliffe Cardinals Dane Jorg Garry Templeton Lou Brock Oberkfell Keith Hernandez Simmons Los Angeles Jerry Mumphrey St. Louis Dave Patterson Ken Brett Dodgers Tom Lasorda Cards Bill Russell RBI Russell Silvio Martinez

AFC Central contenders clouded by questions and hype

The Pittsburgh Steelers claim three Super Bowl titles and boast a potentially best ever team but optimism encounters doubt. Houston Oilers star Earl Campbell is rookie of the year and rushing leader but it remains to be seen if 1978 form repeats. Cleveland Browns shakeup amid trades and Greg Pruitt’s gripes as they aim to climb from 500 to playoffs. Cincinnati Bengals show early momentum but details fade.

Pittsburgh Steelers Houston Oilers Earl Campbell National Football League Cleveland Browns Greg Pruitt Cincinnati Bengals

Steelers and Oilers in a Tenacious AFC Central Battle Ahead

Central Division rivals Pittsburgh Steelers and Houston Oilers eye improved performance after a surprising last season. Steelers coach Chuck Noll expects progress and Terry Bradshaw aims for higher numbers while Oilers' Dan Pastorini gains weapons with Earl Campbell. Cleveland’s Sam Rutigliano targets 11 wins to reach the playoffs.

Houston Oilers Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Chuck Noll Miami Terry Bradshaw Campbell Dan Pastorini Dan Bum Phillips Earl Cleveland Sam Rutigliano Rutigliano

Seimsglusz Expected to Be Named SIUC Golf Coach

Former SIUC golfer and interim coach Walt Seimsglusz is slated to be named golf coach by Athletic Director Gale Sayers, ending a three month search. Sayers said, We’re going to hire Walt, with the post at half time and salary details pending, following his interim graduate assistant stint and previous 11th 12th MVC finishes in 1977 and 1978.

Southern Illinois Coreer Carbondale Walt Seimsglusz Gale Sayers Walt Sayers Seimsglusz Jim Barrett School of Medicine Usz SIUC

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