Herrin Tigers crush Marion in rival showdown 70 58
Herrin High School beat Williamson County rival Marion 70 to 58 as four players hit double figures led by Jason Monchino and Brad Walker with 18 points each. Coach Mike Mooneyham praised balanced scoring and a strong start to improve to 12 4 on the season.
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Murdaale wrestlers shine with multiple titles and seconds
Coleman claimed his first high school title and most pins in the 145 pound division finishing with three pins for four minutes 31 seconds including a win over Justin Smith. Schonecke earned Marion another title with a 3-0 decision over Roy Knapp. Herrin moved strong with Manzo out injured in 135 pounds, while Rose and Richards added podium finishes for Murphysboro.
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Mets bring back Tsuyoshi Shinjo on one year deal
Tsuyoshi Shinjo will return to the New York Mets next season on a one year contract worth 600000 dollars. Shinjo previously played for the Mets in 2001 before a trade to San Francisco. He hit 268 with 10 homers and 56 RBIs for the Mets in 2001 and 238 with nine homers and 37 RBIs for the Giants in 2002.
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Former umpire Merrill dies after heart attack in Texas
Durwood Merrill 64, longtime major league umpire, died from complications after a heart attack suffered last Sunday. Funeral set for Texarkana with services at First Baptist Church and visitation in New Boston. Merrill umpired 3,500 games including 1988 World Series and five AL Championship Series.
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