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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1949

Page

7

Pension rules clear up Gustine Cubs pension status

An open forum explains major league player pensions. Gustine earned eligibility after more than nine years of service, receiving about $90 a month. The piece notes misinterpretations from fans about a 10 year rule and clarifies pension start at five years with subsequent increases up to ten.

Cub Frank Gustine Gustine Los Angeles Cubs Dick Culler Braves Giants Lehrke Jersey City Culler Chambers McCullough McLish

Centralia Tops S I G A Teams in Eight-Man Golf

Centralia’s eight-man squad clinched the Southern Illinois Golf Association championship with a 629 total, overtaking Jackson County who led by three strokes entering the final round. West Frankfort nearly caught Jackson, while individual scores highlighted Haynes Hawkins and Bill Seigler. Class B saw Tom Easterly lead with 72 and a tie for second.

Centralia Southern Illinois Golf Association Marion County Jackson County West Frankfort Benton Mt. Vernon Zanzucki Ferguson Rezetka Martin Lane Vittone Carello Coover Haynes Hawkins Bill Seigler Tom Easterly Dr. Wood

Russell's Texaco Triumphs in Polio Benefit Games

Russell's Texaco of Herrin defeated Marion Jaycees 4-3 and then blanked Herrin VFW 4-0 at Herrin's lighted softball field. Marion (Cooke) Long, 15, pitched five hits in the opener as Texaco rallied with a three-run third inning and a fourth-inning run. Texaco pitcher Bill Francis fanned five in the second game as the team earned a 4-0 win with a squeeze play accounting for the decisive run.

Russell Texaco Herrin Marion Jaycees Herrin V.F.W Marion Cooke Basil Russell Joe Caliper Junior Oldani Caliper Bill Francis Francis Parent V.F.W Gorham Aces Pittsburg Ebbie Long B. Russell Wendell Lindsey Thurman Wells Thurmen Ainella Jed Gor Ini Seeham Eeas Clendenin Texaco AB Long Ressell Andsey Tee & Meracle Lajas B. Meracle Herrin Vfw Brown Vern Grace Colombo Morgan Sturmes Grace Pycus Olixobel Indsey J. Oldani B. Oldani Constantino E. Long E. Russell

Middlecoff Snead Finish All Square

In Memphis on August 22 AP report says Cary Middlecoff and Sam Snead paused their exhibition series with identical scores of 70 after five matches. Middlecoff had led earlier from Sioux City but Snead closed the gap to finish square, as promoters billed the tour as a unofficial world championship faceoff. Middlecoff received a warm home welcome and a testimonial banquet with a car presentation.

Memphis Ary Middlecoff Sam Snead Sioux City Cary Quincy Knoxville Sam Snead Middlecoff

Hillmen rally past Ava 10 9 in Campbell Hill homecoming

Campbell Hill hosts Ava in a dramatic homecoming game with a four run eighth inning lifting the Hill nine to a 10 9 victory. B Thies went five for five at the plate while O Thies earned the win after relieving Bollman on the mound.

Campbell Hill Nine Ava Campbell Hill Hillers Hillmen B. Thies O. Thies Bollman

Mt. Vernon at Belleville leads Saturday baseball slate

Centralia defeated Paducah 7 4 in a 9 inning game with Bracken and Anthony. Mt. Vernon beat Belleville 6 9 in a 9 inning game. Mattoon beat West Frankfort 5 4 after extra frames. Also noted are historic golf and U S Open records by Chick Evans and Ben Hogan.

Mt. Vernon Belleville Centralia Paducah Ecklund Gatts Kelley Wilkes Bracken Anthony Grove Miskell Clay Nelms West Frankfort Mattoon Applegate Tice Mattis Smith Ben Hogan

Trico Playoffs Limited by Two Games Due to Fatalities

Only two of four scheduled Trico league tournament games were played yesterday. Grand Tower and Steeleville were halted after the death of Grand Tower manager Hines, and Pinckneyville versus West Frankfort stopped due to a related tragedy. Du Quoin defeated Murphysboro 10 to 2 to reach the second round. Carbondale beat Dowell 3 to 1 as Bob Robertson allowed four hits and will meet the Grand Tower Steeleville survivor.

Grand Tower Steeleville Hines Pinckneyville West Frankfort du Quoin Murphysboro Carbondale Bob Robertson

Carterville Stars Top Carbondale In Crainville Tilt

The Carterville Stars scored ten runs on sixteen hits to defeat the Carbondale Kroger Stars 10-6 at Crainville park. Carterville led 3-1 after one inning, added three in the second, two in the fifth and two in the eighth. J Payne hit a homer for Carbondale, while Patterson went 4 for 4 for Carbondale. Patterson was perfect at the plate. Carterville meets East St. Louis Illinois Central Railroad next Sunday at Crainville park.

Carterville Stars Crainville Park Carbondale Kroger Stars Carterville Carbondale J Payne Smith Rice Patterson East St. Louis Illinois Central Railroad

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