SIU Football to Feature Wide Open Passing Approach
Southern Illinois coach Carmen Piccone shifts from a power game to a passing oriented offense. He cites faster line play and the need to leverage a younger, quicker squad while acknowledging risks of fumbles and interceptions. Spring drills showcased depth at end and backfield as receivers show promise for the new look.
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Ustrzemski
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Wischer
Green
Louisville
Lincoln
North
Michigan
Fort Campbell
Tull Russa
North Dakota State
Toledo
Uartier
North Texas
Flacher
Bowling Green
Cardinals edge Giants 8 7 on Musial late homer pinch hit
Stan Musial delivers in the ninth and Billy hammers a pinch hit stepping in as the Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Willie Mays and Bailey homered for San Francisco. Frantic ninth inning ties led to a dramatic 10th inning rally for St. Louis.
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Hoeft
Stan Musial
Billy
Curt Flood
Pita Els
St. Louis Cardinals
Vic- Hae Watt
San Francisco
Charlie James
Marichal
Julian Javier
Gatylea
Kolb
James
Francisco AB
Musial
Kuenn
Lavaen
Bill White
Cardinals
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Willie Mays
Bailey Combi
Nation
Giants
Geneds
Davenport
Ernie Broglio
Couts
Burdatie
Schulta
Musialt
Schwlts
Mays
White
Larrea
Schultz
Bolin
Pierce
Brogilo
Shantz
Burdette Ton
Phils Defeat Pirates 5-3 In Rain-Interrupted Tilt
Tony Taylor delivered a two run double in a four run fifth as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3. Taylor drove in Bobby Wine and Cookie Rojas, after Wine reached on an error and Rojas ran for Frank Torre. The hit gave the Phils a 4-3 lead and chased starter Bob Friend from the mound.
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Pittsburgh
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia
Phils
Cincinnati
Taylor
Bobby Wine
Cookie Rojas
Frank Torre
Torre
Clay Dalymple
Bob Friend
Orioles Beat Athletics 6-1 Behind Brandt's Three Run Homer
Jackie Brandt powered the Orioles with a three run homer a double and a single as Steve Barber notched his 17th victory. Baltimore scored four runs in the third inning off Ed Rakow while John Powell added three hits and drove in the first run.
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Kansas City
Jackie Brandt
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Ed Rakow
John Powell
Brandt
Russ Shyder
Powell
Standings Arerigan League and Yesterday's Results
Standings show New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Detroit Los Angeles Baltimore Minnesota and others with varied records. Yesterday's results include Chicago 2 New York 0 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 2 Boston 10 Cleveland 3 Washington 19 Minnesota 0. Tonight's National League games feature Los Angeles St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee and more, with multiple doubleheaders listed.
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Chicago
Minnagota
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Terry
Burton
Hobart
Hanien
Ridzik
Parry
Grant
Morehead
Roberts
Wickersham
Net
Gsoch
Low Argeler
Chace
G.B
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Drysdale
Richert
Willey
Jackson
Sanfoyd
Louis
Gibbon
Tothene
Maloney
Pole vaulter Sternberg receives Olympic brochures and medal
Brian Sternberg, once the world record holder and now paralyzed after a trampoline accident, is shown receiving 1964 Olympic Games brochures and a special winner’s medal from the Russians during a U S Soviet track meet. John Pennel of Northeast Louisiana and John Uelses of La Salle College present the items.
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Brian Sternberg
Washington
Seattle
Sternberg
John Pennel
Northeast
Louisiana
John Uelses
LaSalle College
Baseball meeting at Herrin today draws youth players
West Frankfort wins Little Giant title as Herrin hosts a 5 pm meeting at Allen Industries for boys up to 13 to organize a Memorial Park Diamond league. Carbondale B defeats Carbondale A for third, with West Frankfort beating Carbondale A 6-4 in Friday play.
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Frankfort
Allen
Little Giant
Carbondale
Memorial
Sahil Park
St. Carlos
du Quoin
Bondale
Coal Belt
American Legion
Chester
Carbondale Tops Murphysboro As Forfeit Decides
In a junior league style card Carbondale A defeats Murphysboro Dodgers 2 1 while West Frankfort defeats Christopher 6 0. Du Quoin won by forfeit over Anna Rogers. Hornsby’s 42 home runs in 1922 remain a National League second baseman record.
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Murphysboro
Dodgers
West Frankfort
Christopher
du Quoin
Anna
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Ward Wins 100 Mile Race At State Fair
Springfield August 17 Ward of Speedway Indiana won the national United States Auto Club 100 mile big car race at the Illinois State Fair edging Houston’s A J Foyt by five seconds. Ward and Foyt ran 44 final laps as Ward finished in 1 hour 2 minutes 47 seconds, short of the 1958 record. About 3000 watched the race with a 920000 purse Ward to receive 25 percent.
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Springfield
Roger Ward
Speedway
Ind
United States Auto Club
Ilinois State Fair
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Ward
Foyt
Johnny Thompson
Bobby Marshman
Pottstown
Don Branson
Champaign
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
John Rutherford
Fort Worth
Tex
John White
Detroit
Parnell
Jones
Torrance
Calif
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Bud Tinglestad
Dayton
Ohio
Braves Beat Astros 4-1 Behind Lemaster Pitching
Milwaukee Braves defeated Houston Colts 4-1 as Denny Lemaster scattered six hits for his ninth win. Hank Aaron drove in two with a bases loaded single in the third to push Milwaukee ahead 3-0. Del Crandall and Frank Bolling added a fourth-inning tally while Bob Aspromonte homered for Houston in the seventh. Bud Yost and Jerry Yost are cousins.
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Milwaukee
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee Braves
Houston Colts
Hank Aaron
Braves
del Crandall
Frank Bolling
Lemaster
Bob Aspromonte
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