Publicist Glenn Stone to take Kansas State post
Glenn Stone resigns as Southern Illinois University sports information director to take a similar role at Kansas State University succeeding Dev Nelson who is reassigned for health reasons. A 1967 OU graduate, Stone previously worked as assistant SID at Oklahoma and replaced Fred Huff at SIU in 1971. Stone departs for Army reserve training then begins his KSU duties between July 25 and 28 and plans immediate interviews for staff.
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Doug Weaver
Baseball News and Coaching Changes Stir SIU Sports Office
SIU's Sports Information Office undergoes a second resignation within two weeks as Ray Stone departs with three to four weeks for a replacement. Weaver seeks a new director plus a graduate assistant and student workers while football press guide prep continues and multiple league games are listed across the schedule.
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Dayton University
Cardinals Complete Sweep as Folkers Shines on Shortened Night
The St Louis Cardinals routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 3 as Tom Murphy earned his first starts in 26 innings while reliever Folkers paved the way for an unusual four game sweep. Rick Wise continued solid work with a 4 0 win. Folkers flirted with a complete game before exit after a blown save chance, yet earned the win as Segui allowed a late homer to Willie Stargell and the Cubs seized the final run.
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Folkers defends mound as Cards pin Pirates loss
Folkers, 10 0 as Parsons pitcher, reflects on exit from Parsons and how Tim McCarver helps call games. He notes his four earned runs over four hits in a four hitter and credits his curve and screwball. Folkers recalls his Mets and Cardinals paths and his readiness to start or relieve for a deep rotation.
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Reitz Stitches After Collision In Cardinals Win
Ken Reitz sustained a facial cut requiring three stitches after colliding with Gene Clines on a high chopper. The Cardinals won 11 to 3 over Pittsburgh as Reitz, a 21 year old rookie, contributed two hits and one run.
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Pirates 1972 pace slipping as Cardinals win 11-3
AP reports the Pirates trail 12 games from 1972 pace after an 11-3 defeat to St Louis. Bill Virdon criticizes the pitching while St Louis collects 15 hits in their fourth straight win. Moose struggled, Murphy notching his first NL win as Oliver homered.
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Eddie Shack Sold by Penguins to Maple Leafs
The Pittsburgh Penguins have sold veteran winger Eddie Shack to the Toronto Maple Leafs for an undisclosed sum.
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Pittsburgh Penguins
National Hockey League
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Carbondale Hits Multiple Starters In Murphysboro Win
Carbondale players Calandro Fisher and Bogard each had three hits while Hopkins Nolen and Hadfield added two apiece as the team defeated Murphysboro. Bleyer Hadfield and Stewart contributed key performances for Carbondale in the high school baseball action.
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Endres no hitter leads Martin Oilers past Pinckneyville
Gary Endres pitched six innings of no hit ball in an 11-1 Oilers win over Pinckneyville after a 5-2 finale. Endres walked three and fanned 11 as Jack Herring and Mark Bateman homered. Oilers improve to 31-13 and face Boskydell at Unity Point diamond. Separately Connors/Nastase win Wimbledon doubles semifinal in straight sets.
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Juergen Fassbender
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