Belleville, Murphy unbeatens in Southern Illinois Legion tourney
Belleville beat Carbondale 7-4 and then Carlyle 6-2 to stay atop the Fifth Division bracket at Carbondale. Murphy-Harrisburg and Belleville both won while Harrisburg was eliminated, with Jim Hill delivering key blows for Belleville and Tony Korando driving in the winning run for Murphy.
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Zarley and Hiskey end Palmer Nicklaus era in team golf
Zarley and Hiskey won the National Team Championship at Laurel Valley with a 22-under 262, ending Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus era. The pair, college friends from Houston, finished two strokes ahead of Johnny Miller and Grier Jones who shot 265.
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Riley's Reign: Oilers Sweep Series Over Decatur Teams
Riley's of Decatur avenges past two state tournament losses by defeating the Martin Oilers twice 8-0 and 12-2. The Oilers, 55-19 entering Zeigler tournament, split with Taylorville Sunday at Jerseyville, with Lew Schweiz er getting an infield single in the 8-0 loss and Jeff Ferguson hitting the only homer in the 12-2 game. Ron Thuvenin pitched in place of unavailable Gary Endres.
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Monclair at Lebano baseball game summary
In a high school baseball matchup Lebanon beat Monclair 6 to 5 behind Koenh and Hoffman. Feine and Eovaldi contributed for Lebanon while Neunert and Hoffman added key moments for Monclair.
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Stanhouse Earns First Major League Victory
Don Stanhouse of Du Quoin earned his first big league win as the Texas Rangers swept the Oakland Athletics with 2-1 and 4-2 victories in Oakland. Stanhouse started the second game, allowing two runs in the first inning before the Rangers rallied for two seventh inning runs. He pitched eight innings with six hits, four walks, and six strikeouts, and Horacio Pina secured the save. Former Saluki hurler Jim Panther was listed as starter in the other game but did not pitch.
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Leonard and McCluskey win Schaefer 500 at Pocono
Leonard, the San Jose grandfather driving a Viceroy Special, won Saturdays Schaefer 500 at Pocono International Raceway with an $83,530 first prize after a close finish with timers rechecking lap cards. McCluskey claimed the Pennsylvania 500 stock car race a four‑plus lap margin ahead of Butch Hartman earning $10,000. Rutherford and Unser were moved in the final standings due to a yellow flag scoring issue.
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Blewett Wins Benton Gold Cup With 139 For 36 Holes
Blewett Bill Blewett of Carbondale captured the Benton Gold Cup with a three under par total of 139 for 36 holes. Pursie Pipes Mt Vernon ran second at 141 and Geoffrey Young SIU was third at 142. numerous division leaders followed across classes A B C seniors and super seniors.
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U S diving team to Munich with limited female entry
The United States will send five men and three women to Munich for diving. Mike Finneran heads a strong men’s squad while Janet Ely Cindy Potter and Micki King lead the women. Trials at Oakton Pool produced three women berths and four other male qualifiers.
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Padres end long drought in 14th but split doubleheader
San Diego Padres push across three runs in the 14th to win the opener against Houston 10-7 after a 17 inning stretch previously, then lose the nightcap 4-3. Nate Colbert homered, Derrel Thomas delivered the tying run, while Jesus Alou was ruled out on a controversial interference call. Meanwhile the Pirates rout Philadelphia 7-1 as Richie Hebner hits a three run homer and Bruce Kison shines on the mound.
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Steeleville Triumphs In Baseball Regional Opener
Steeleville defeated Ruma 11 to 2 as the Steeleville Class B softball regional opened. Bruce Fiene homered twice to pace Steeleville. Bert collected four hits. The Farm Bureau edged Nashville 4 to 3 with a two-out seventh inning rally highlighted by a wild pitch that brought in the winning run.
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Herrin Rider Wins Paducah Cycle Race
Mike Phillips of Herrin wins the 500 cc D-street class at Paducah International Raceway. He clocks 12.98 seconds for the quarter mile at 102 mph, posting the fastest time of the night across all classes.
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Gary Sanders Wins Western Amateur in Sudden Death
Gary Sanders a 22 year old Californian parred the first hole of sudden death to win the Western Amateur at Point O Woods Country Club in Benton Harbor Michigan on Sunday.
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