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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1949

Page

6

Coaches Invited to Southern Illinois Clinic in Carbondale

About 325 coaches across Southern Illinois and elsewhere were invited to attend the Southern Illinois University Coaches Clinic in Carbondale August 22 to 24. Athletic director Glenn Abe Martin and S I U information writer Norman Nilsson led organizing talks at a Ritz cafe dinner, with plans for night outings and moving pictures. Don Faurot and Hank Iba headlined a three day program featuring football and basketball instruction from Ingwersen and others. registrations occur Monday morning with action films shown at night.

Southern Illinegis Southern Illinois University Coaches Clinic Carbondale S. I. U. Information Service Norman Nilsson Ritz Cafe Martin Jackson Country Club Don Faurot Missouri Univerity Ingwersen Iba Oklahoma A. & M Ar’ Oswersen

Major League Leaders Hit and Run Stats Update

DiMaggio leads batting at .344 for Boston with Williams tying at .117 hits. DiMaggio also runs 94 while Joost has 91. Stephens drives in 103 with Williams at 102. Major totals include doubles by Majeski and Kell, and home runs led by Williams with 26.

DiMaggio Boston Dillinger St. Louis Joost Philadelphia Stephens Williams Majeski Kell Detroit Mitchell Cleveland Vase Reynolds New York

Baseball Tonight Schedule and Scores

Tonight's games feature matchups including Brooklyn at St Louis and New York at Cincinnati in the National League plus Boston at Chicago and Detroit at Washington in the American League. Scores recorded include Brooklyn 7 Chicago 1 and New York 8 Pittsburgh 6 with St Louis 10 Philadelphia 3 and Boston 11 Cincinnati 2. Tomorrow's schedule lists 12 noon and 6:45 p.m. starts across multiple venues.

Brooklyn St. Louis Roe Pollet New York Cincinnati Koslo Wehmeier Boston Pittsburgh Sain Werle Philadelphia Chicago Meyer Lade Haefner Byrne Cleveland Garcia Bearden Dobson Stubbs Detroit Houtteman Coleman Washington Kennedy Weik Iain

Baseball season leaders and standings snippet

Compilation of 1940s baseball stats with leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Notable figures include Robinson Brooklyn leading batting with .364 and 131 hits, Kiner Pittsburgh 27 home runs, and Spahn Boston 86 strikeouts. Team marks list Detroit Newhouser 8-2, .800 and Chambers Pittsburgh 6-1 .857.

Robinson Brooklyn Marshall New York Reese Hodges Thomson Jones Philadelphia Ennis Smalley Chicago Furillo Kiner Pittsburgh Gordon Chambers Sewell Spahn Boston Branca

Cardinals Seize NL Lead as Dodgers Clash in St Louis

The St Louis Cardinals on an eight game win streak host the Dodgers at Sportsman's Park in a three game series with a 1 1/2 game lead. Howie Pollet opens against Preacher Roe while the Phillies were swept 10-2. Brooklyn's Ralph Branca won 11th, and the Yankees clinched a 3-2 win over Cleveland. The Giants and Cubs also won, with Warren Spahn and a Red Sox push improving odds in the pennant race.

Associated Press Dodgers St. Louis Brooklyn Brooks Ebbets Field Sportsman’s Park Howie Pollet Preacher Roe Phillies Kenny Heintzelman Heintzelman Ken Trinkle Charley Bicknell Stan Musial Chuck Diering al Brazile Phils Willie Jones Ralph Branca Chicago Cubs Branca Joe Hatten Don Newcombe Gene Hermanski Bob Rush Jackie Robinson Duke Snider Walt Dubiel New York Giants Pittsburgh Sid Gordon Warren Spahn Cincinnati Boston Ken Reffensberger Ed Sauer Allie Reynolds Joe Page New York Yankees Cleveland Yanks Page Tribe Cliff Mapes Roberto Avila Sec Red Sox Dom Dimaggio Joe McCarthy Will Harridge Sox Washington McCarthy Ellis Kinder Chicago Vern Stephens Dizzy Trout Detroit

Michigan golfer hits 335yard par four ace at Indianwood

Detroit July 29 AP Jack Hoffman, ex Hollywood cowboy, scored the longest hole in one in Michigan on the par-4 335yard hole at Indianwood Country Club. He drove the dogleg to the green and the ball rolled in for a double eagle. A 374yard ace in Los Angeles in 1924 and a 340yard ace in New York in 1940 are longer.

Detroit Jack Hoffman Michigan Hoffman Indianwood Country Club Los Angeles New York

Team Tourney In Carbondale Starts Monday

An eight team softball tournament begins in Carbondale next Monday at 7 45 p m with Carbondale Eagles and Hogan team opening. Participants include Chester Marion Royalton Johnston City Anna Herrin and others. Games run Monday Tuesday Thursday and next Monday at Carbondale Community High School diamond.

Carbondale Chester Marion Carbondale Eagles Carbondale Hogan Royalton Johnston City Anna Herrin Carbondale Community High School Hogan Anne Texaco Veath Sports Mart of

Armory and Elks win night league games in Carbondale

Armory shut out W O W 13-0 on one hit, while the Elks defeated the American Legion 14-11. The eight team circuit ends, with five teams resuming after a softball tournament starting Monday. Deason earned the win for the Elks as Ebbs lasted five innings.

Topping Armory Elks American Legion Carbondale The Ebbs Deason H. Halterman Reeves Legion Armory AB West Raborm Thomas Ebatheren Legion HO Dillow Hinkley Thompson Robinson Halterman Vieceli Link Brewer Rf Phillips

Yesterday's Stars Baseball Recap

Dodgers right fielder Gene Hermanski hit a grand slam and a double in a 7-1 win over the Cubs. Yankees pitchers Allie Reynolds and Joe Page beat Cleveland 3-2 as Page closed with ninth inning relief to hold the lead.

Gene Hermanski Dodgers Brooklyn Chicago Allie Reynolds Joe Page Yankees Cleveland Page

John Browns Rap Youth Leaders Hand Wildcats 16 0

John Browns softball team powered past the Wildcats in Carbondale Youth Softball, 16 to 0. Morris Greer allowed no walks and fanned two as John Browns rapped ten hits off three Wildcat pitchers. Wildcats remain in first place with four other teams trailing. John Browns face Red Wings later today on the school diamond.

Morris Greer John Brown Wildcats Carbondale John Browns Greer Red Wings Carbondale Community High School

M. O. W. LEAGUE Scores Report

Paducah defeats Mt. Vernon 9 to 5 while Centralia improves to 13 2 and Mattoon falls to 1 7 Frankfort beats Belleville 11 to 5.

Paducah Mt. Vernon Centralia Mattoon W. Frankfort Belleville

American Association Scores Card Narrowly Mixed

Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 9 to 7 while Indianapolis topped Louisville 13 to 8. St Paul led Milwaukee 11 to 1 and Columbus beat Toledo 7 to 4 in other league results.

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Southern Clinic Glenn Abe’’ Martin Nilsson James Wilkinson Lynn Holder Cecil C. Franklin Major League American League National League Wynn Trucks Newhouser Limernick Finance Corporation N. Park John McVey Mar Murphysboro Marvin Breeze Mgr Kirby’s Variety Store East Broadway Magic Chef Illinois Electric & Gas Company N. 16Th P. O Buckner ICR Brown's Hardware S. Illinois Marion News Agency Saint John N. B Dick Chapman Pinehurst N. C Mike Pidlaski Winnipeg Southampton N. Y Richard Gonzales Billy Talbert Gardnar Mulloy Herbert Flam Meadow Club East Hampton Margaret Osborne du Pont Louise Brough Maidstone Club Eagles Coca Cola Am Legion Armory W.O Piper Jerry Brown Scott Nichols McCoy Neal E. Woods M. Greer B. Greer L Wildcats L. Thomas R. Woods Reliford Wise Avery Wright Alexander Simon Brooks American Association National Distributing CO Veterans Hospital Marion, Ill Kentucky Jim Beam California Call 999 N. Washington Bill's Liquor Store Arbondale
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