Pennel breaks 17 foot pole vault at home meet
John Pennel of Miami shatters the 17 foot barrier with a first attempt at 17 feet 11 3/4 inches during the Florida Gold Coast AAU meet at the University of Miami. He later failed three attempts at 17-3 3/4 while attempting a new world record, but extended his own mark to 16-10 3/4 in London recently.
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Le on Striegel wins Rebel Sailing title at Crab Orchard Lake
Carbondale veterinarian Leon Striegel and his wife Orpha won the national Rebel class sailing championship at Crab Orchard Lake, finishing ahead of 33 rivals. They overcame earlier defeats and a tight final race, earning the title by points from five races amid variable winds and delays.
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Sailboat Race Tests Skill and Luck at Crab Orchard
Striegel wins Rebel class national Trials at Crab Orchard Lake with Happy Time after a tough start. Bobby Herndon of Springfield disqualified, Dave Mahan of Deep Creek Md. falters to 12th in race three but finishes third overall. Crab Orchard Lake Sailing Club claims team title based on top three finishes. Huron Portage Club of Detroit second.
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Deep Creek
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Detroit
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Dave
Bill Etherton
Ford Huris Yanks Past White Sox
Whitey Ford earned his 18th win with a six hitter against the Chicago White Sox. He struck out eight and allowed only singles, as the Yankees won the second straight over Chicago. Phil Linz and Tony Kubek produced the decisive runs, with Blanchard homering for 18th, boosting his RBI total. Ford's 1,520th career strikeout moved him within 10 of a historic Yankee mark.
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Labor Day Du Quoin race draws top drivers
The Southern Illinoisan previews the big Labor Day car races at Du Quoin with A J Foyt entering Sprint cars to face Parnelli Jones and others. Williamson County shotgun deer permits are filled with a fall season plan set, Carterville to Chester football opener scheduled, and local horse training notes mention Cheer Honey and Sweedy Scot as Hambletonian contenders.
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Du Quoin Hambletonian Post Draw Today
The post draw for Wednesdays Hambletonian trotting classic at Du Quoin State Fair is scheduled for today. Owners of eligible horses must decide by about 10 a m whether to enter their animal. Speedy Scot remains the favorite after winning the Yonkers Futurity the prior week, the first leg of trotting's triple crown with the Hambletonian and Kentucky Futurity as the other two jewels. Grand Circuit harness racing opens at Du Quoin Monday with Illinois Breeders Futurity races on the opening card.
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Palmer Fires 66 But Trails Pott By One
In Akron, Arnold Palmer shot 66 to surge to 3 under 207 after three rounds of the American Golf Classic at Firestone. Johnny Pott leads at 206 after a 71. Bobby Nichols is 208, Julius Boros 210, while Jack Nicklaus sits one behind. Palmer rallied with three birdies on the final four holes and six on the day, finishing strong with a 28 putts.
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Connell Leads Harvest Invitational at Egyptian Club
Connie Connell a 27 year old Mounds lawyer holds a two stroke lead as final 18 holes begin in the Harvest Invitational at Egyptian Country Club Mounds after firing a four under par 66 on Saturday JJ D Byrne of Charleston Mo sits second with 68 and a list of top scores follows including Roy Williams Clyde Webb Walter Calvey Pat Malley and others with 69 to 73.
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How To Win Mink Stole Ask Orpha
Orpha Striegel learned last week that helping her husband win a national Rebel sail boat championship could earn a mink stole. Leon Striegel, skipper from Carbondale, promised the prize if they won at Crab Orchard Lake. They did, and Orpha received the stole. Leon was dunked in the lake as the traditional reward for the new champion.
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