Tigers Start Road Trip With Defeat by Yankees
Detroit opened a three game set at Yankee Stadium with a 14 hit attack by New York. Yogi Berra drove in six runs as the Yankees routed the Tigers 14 to 5 behind Allie Reynolds. Detroit’s pitching was depleted with Houtteman the lone reliable arm.
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Will Issue Suits At Carbondale For Terriers Football
Coach Walter Buck Correll urged Carbondale Community High School football candidates to complete physicals soon. Suits will be issued Saturday at 10 a.m. only to those who have passed the exams. Practice starts Monday as the Terriers open at West Frankfort September 15, with six Southwest Egypt and two non conference games.
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Grid Cards Rams clash in Memorial Coliseum exhibition
In Los Angeles the Chicago Cardinals meet the Los Angeles Rams in a National Football League exhibition at Memorial Coliseum. The game highlights a personal rivalry as four ex Rams join the Cards and Bob Waterfield faces his former understudy Jim Hardy.
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Mrs. Lockerby Reaches Finals At Jackson Club
Naomi Lockerby of Carbondale advances to the championship final in the Jackson County Club Tournament women’s division after a birdie 2 on 18 clinches a 1 up win over Kot Muhlenbrock Murphysboro. She will face Janice Johnson, a 16 year old from Carbondale, with date to be set.
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Hogan Centers Edge Stags 2-0 in Eight In Carbonale Tourney
The Hogan Centers beat the Herrin Stags 2-0 in eight innings as Tommy Nesbitt and Bill Francis matched seven scoreless frames. Nesbitt drove in the decisive run in the eighth on a sequence aided by errors and a passed ball. Morgan was twice erased on double plays and Hogan advanced to a semifinal against Royalton.
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Robins win girls minor league final 28 13 over Redbirds
Robins of the girls minor league triumphed 28 13 against the Redbirds in the Herrin Township league final. Earlier they beat the Cardinals 10 0 to reach the final while the Redbirds beat the Lions 18 9. The Eagles claimed the girls senior league title by forfeit as no game was played. TRICO WINS JC.
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Grid Practice Opens Monday At Murphysboro
Murphysboro High School football returns after fifth straight Southwestern Egyptian Conference title. Coach Doc Bencini announces first practice Monday at 10:00 am with equipment distribution for seniors juniors and some sophomores. Underclassmen start Sept. 2 as Murphysboro schedules eight games including Harrisburg Pinckneyville Du Quoin Sparta Johnston City Chester Anna-Jonesboro Carbondale. Postponed Campbell Hill softball park dedication and rainout all-star game noted.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Recap
Yesterday results show New York 6 Chicago 5 and Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 8. Today’s slate includes Brooklyn at Pittsburgh 6 30 p m Boston at St Louis 7 30 p m Philadelphia at Cincinnati 1 p m New York at Chicago 12 30 p m. Tomorrow’s schedule features Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 1 p m and New York at St Louis 7 30 p m.
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Remove Cast From Cooley and Other Athletic News
Eldorado freshman J. D. Cooley will not play this year after a neck injury from a spring swimming accident and delayed cast removal. Gilchrist will attend a Tennessee military school and not compete for the Bulldogs. Sam Milosevich returns to Golconda next season and kinship humor surfaces with coach Nick Milosevich.
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Hooper Faces Polish as Baseball Pitcher
Bert Bertine of the Champaign Urbana Courier notes Max Hooper showed fatigue on the mound Sunday against Champaign and needs refinement. observers say his outing lacked polish and consistency.
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Umpire Supervisor Recalls Crazy Play At St Cloud
Jim Tobin, umpire supervisor for eight leagues, recounted the strangest play he saw this season. In St Cloud, bases loaded and nobody out, a grounder to the third baseman led to a forced play at third on a peculiar sequence, described as the screwiest moment Tobin witnessed while checking on umpires in Centralia.
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