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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1966

Page

11

Hambletonian Classic Draws 120 Golf Competitors

A field of 120 golfers will contest the first Hambletonian Classic at Elks Country Club near Du Quoin and Pinckneyville. The 36 hole medal tournament honors the upcoming harness racing event at the Du Quoin State Fair with top Southern Illinois players, including SIU contenders and junior standout Jerry Glenn, among others. Connie Connell is absent on vacation.

Elks Country Club du Quoin Pinckneyville du Quoin State Fair Illinois Clyde Webb Murphysboro Connie Connell Mounds Jerry Glenn Carterville Glenn SIGA Southern Illinois University Gary Robinson Sterling Irvin Cobb Paducah Steve Heckel SIU Benton Pursie Pipes Mt. Vernon Jan Jansco Johnston City Paul Smith Belleville

Browns and Colts Face Warmup War Tonight in Ohio

Cleveland Browns meet the Baltimore Colts in a fifth annual doubleheader warmup at Hiram with Jim Brown retired and Frank Ryan nursing an elbow. Coach Blanton Collier expects Ryan to start, while Jim Ninowski may play most of the game. Ex Browns like Bobby Mitchell join Washington, and the Vikings bring Fred Cox and Jim Marshall.

Cleveland Cleveland Browns Browns Jim Brown Frank Ryan Ryan Hiram Ohio Blanton Collier Baltimore Colts Jim Ninowski Otto Graham Washington Redskins Minnesota Vikings Bobby Mitchell Preston Carpenter Tom Goosby Ed Bettridge Jim Shorter Fran O’brien Washington Fred Cox Paul Dickson Jim Marshall Vikings Ernie Green Leroy Kelly Brown Baltimore Johnny Unitas Unitas

Stan Musial Becomes Grandfather for Fourth Time

ST LOUIS AP Mr and Mrs Stan Musial are grandparents for the fourth time Musial a Cardinals executive learned Thursday his daughter Mrs Tom Ashely of Los Angeles had twins a boy and a girl born Wednesday night He jokes about preferring doubles as he holds NL record for two base hits.

St. Louis Stan Musial Musial St. Louis Cardinals Tom Ashely Los Angeles

Stompers Face Royalton For Herrin Softball Title Tonight

Crowds at the Southern Illinois softball tournament in Murphysboro and Herrin show the sport remains popular. The Herrin Stompers meet Royalton for the Herrin title while Olin Mathieson faces Du Quoin for third place at 7 30 p m. The Martin Oilers also advanced in state Class B amateur softball at Urbana.

Southern Illinois Murphysboro Herrin Herrin Stompers Royalton Olin Mathieson du Quoin Stompers Olin Don Brewer Martin Osler Colts Mt. Vernon Marion Illinois Brewer Jackson County Martin Oilers Urbana

Murphysboro Legion selects Jack Brown MVP for season

Paul Stout Post 127 in Murphysboro honored Jack Brown as most valuable player after a 21-9 season in which he batted .398, led in homers with four, and posted a 3-1 record on the mound. Jerry Snyder hit .371 with 26 RBI and 26 runs, and Dan Turk was 6-1.

Jack Brown Paul Stout Post American Legion Murphysboro Post Brown Rich Voorhees Jerry Snyder RBI Snyder Dan Turk Turk Tom Shields Ed Reeder Phil Graef Denny Kortkamp Dick Rain

Smeltzly Shines in World Series Drag Racing Opener

Jerry Smeltzly, 25, an East Moline mechanic, posted high speed and low elapsed time in the opening night of the 13th annual World Series of drag racing in Cordova Illinois.

Cordova, Ill Jerry Smeltzly East Moline

Brandt fuels Phillies past Pirates 4-1 in eight-hitter

Jackie Brandt drove in two runs with a single and a double to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates behind Jim Bunning's eight-hitter. The victory put Pittsburgh in second place, a half game back of the idle Giants, as Brandt earned a place as the Phillies’ standout outfielder with key plays and a notable ice cream anecdote.

Associated Press Philadelphia Phillies Jackie Brandt Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Brandt Pittsburgh Jim Bunning Pirates San Francisco Giants Dick Groat Johnny Callison Groat Richie Allen Chicago New York Bunning Ace Harry Walker Tony Taylor Cubs Mets Don Kessinger Bill Hepler Kessinger Glenn Beckett Billy Williams Ron Santo Ernie Banks

Chargers Sold Gilman Still Coach

A group led by National General Corp. officers bought the San Diego Chargers for a record $10 million. Barron Hilton announced the sale, the largest financial transaction in the AFL’s history, with Gilman remaining as coach.

San Diego Calif National General Corp San Diego Chargers Barron Hilton Chargers

Angels Turn Elder Pitchers Into Bullpen Bargains

Manager Bill Rigney reshapes a veteran bullpen around Jack Sanford 37 and Lou Burdette 39. Both ex Giants and Cubs standouts post strong 11-5 and 6-1 records with five saves each as Angels rely on experience over youth. Other veterans Jim Coates 34 and Jim Piersall 36 join the bench, while Adcock 38 leads with 15 homers as Bobby remains a rookie.

Disneyland Anaheim Calif Bill Rigney California Angels Jack Sanford San Francisco Giants Angels Sanford Lou Burdette Chicago Cubs Burdette Rigney Bob Lee Jack Lou Giants Jim Coates Jim Piersall Frank Malzone Joe Adcock

Oilers Win In Extra Innings To Boost State Bid

The Carbondale Martin Oilers improved to 4-4-2 with a 3-2 extra inning victory over the Carbondale Misfits at Murphysboro Carruthers diamond. Ed Fetzer earned the win, allowing five hits and fanning 11 over nine innings. The Oilers head to Champaign-Urbana to face Shelbyville at 7 30 p.m. Saturday in the state Class B semifinal.

Carbondale Martin Oilers Carbondale Misfits Carruthers Diamond Murphysboro Ed Fetzer Oilers Champaign—Urbana Shelbyville

Ingersoll Descended from Congregational Minister

Robert G. Ingersoll, noted as a great agnostic, was the son of a Congregational minister, linking his famous view to a clerical family background.

Robert G. Ingersoll

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