Du Quoin Wins 25th District Legion Baseball Title
Du Quoin defeats Carbondale 2-1 after a seventh inning run to clinch the 25th District American Legion tournament title. Westerhouse earned the win in relief over Pete Brown as Carbondale’s late rally fell short. Resnik pitched a complete game for Carbondale in the opener loss.
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Orioles sweep doubleheader to tighten AL pennant race
Orioles win 5 2 and 4 1 over the Tigers in a Sunday doubleheader, narrowing Detroit’s AFL lead and moving Baltimore into second place behind the Tigers. Starters Jim Hardin Thom Phoebus and Gene Brabender split mound duties for the Orioles as Cleveland and Washington also gain ground in a shuffled standings picture.
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Major League Standings and Night Games
Major league schedule lists California at Minnesota with Murphy 2 2 and Roland 2 0, Boston at New York with Bahnsen 8 6, Cleveland at Baltimore with Isiebert 10 5 and Adamson 0 0, plus Oakland at Chicago with Hunter 7 8 and Fisher 4 5 in night games only.
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Classic Cars for Sale A 1964 Fury and a 1965 Grand Prix
A 1964 Fury hardtop in bright red with white vinyl top and four new white wall tires. A 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix coupe with full power options and factory air. An extra nice kar.
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Nevele Pride sets Vernon track record in Gold Cup trot
Nevele Pride the 1967 Harness Horse of the Year, won Vernon Downs Founders Gold Cup trot in 1 58 45 mile, fastest for a 3 year old this year. Driven by Staley Dancer the pacer won by four lengths over Keystone Spartan marking his 14th straight win and 34th in 37 career starts. Snow Speed finished third. The 1 10 favorite paid 2 20 to win.
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McLeansboro Captures 24th District Legion Title
McLeansboro won the 24th District American Legion baseball championship at Carmi by an 8-0 final over Harrisburg in the playoff. Harrisburg had won the opening game 3-2 in 10 innings to force the double elimination showdown, ending Harrisburg’s 23-14 season.
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Managers reshuffle spurs late pennant race shifts
The past two weeks show four firings improving club performance. Orioles shed Hank Bauer for Earl Weaver. Tigers stumble but still lead, while Cards and Cubs surge. Wave of injuries, rookie status, and odd events color the pennant chase with talk of a Cards versus old Browns World Series.
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Webbs win Malden title in golf championship
Clyde and Dorothy Webb of Murphysboro won the guys and dolls golf championship at Malden Missouri. They shot 74 and 78 to finish five strokes ahead as 94 couples competed in the Malden meet, the oldest of its kind in the area. The host course has only nine holes.
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Donahue Wins Trans-American Race At St Jovite
Mark Donahue of Media Pennsylvania won the eighth round of the Trans-American Road Race at St. Jovite in a Chevrolet Special Camaro. The victory was his seventh of the series, securing Chevrolet the manufacturers' prize as he completed 96 laps in three hours at an average 84.7 mph with George Follmer in second in an American Motors Javelin.
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