Lineup crowns Class A baseball, softball champs today
In Springfield and East Peoria today the Class A champions are decided. Morning softball semis feature Pinckneyville versus Stanford Olympia. baseball semis pit Anna Jonesboro against Olympia. NASCAR heads to Dover for the Platinum 400 on Sunday. Stanley Cup finals begin Tuesday with Carolina Hurricanes meeting Detroit Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena. Le Doug Weight of the St. Louis Blues had abdominal surgery Friday at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and is expected to be ready for 2002-03. Weight, 31, was injured Feb. 28 in Calgary. He missed 20 games, returned late, ending the season with 15 goals and 34 assists. Blues beat Chicago, lost to Detroit in Western Conference semis.
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Scoreboard Prep Baseball Anna Jonesboro 6 Coal City
Anna Jonesboro defeats Coal City 6 with a prep baseball scoreboard item. Red Wings Avalanche Nets Celtics 96 88 noted in nearby listings.
Anna-Jonesboro Routs Coal City in Class A Baseball Clash
Anna-Jonesboro rallied in the third with six runs, aided by Ryan Livesay triple and a Matt Hartline misplay turning into a three run homer, sealing a 6-2 quarterfinal win over Coal City at Lanphier Park. The Wildcats advance to a semifinal against Stanford Olympia with a 30-2 record and seek a third state trophy since 1989.
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Pinckneyville Lady Panthers rout Cumberland in state quarterfinal
Pinckneyville High School defeated Toledo Cumberland 10-0 in five innings to advance in the Class A state tournament at East Side Centre. The Lady Panthers surged with a five-run first inning while Cumberland’s mind appeared elsewhere, and the victory set up a late graduation ceremony for Cumberland students.
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Pinckneyville and Toledo Cumberland football results
Football results show Pinckneyville 10 Toledo Cumberland 0 and Stanford Olympia 3 Harrisburg 0. Carrollton 9 Sherrard 0 and Illiana Christian 5 Farmington 0. Schedule lists 10 a.m Carrollton versus Illiana Christian and noon Pinckneyville versus Stanford Olympia with a 4.30 third place note.
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Spartans Top Harrisburg 3 0 In State Softball Quarterfinals
East Peoria Harrisburg High School failed to cash in as Stanford Olympia dominated opportunities to win 3 0 at East Side Centre in the Class A state softball quarterfinals. Olympia advances to face Pinckneyville in the noon semifinal while Harrisburg heads home to Saline County.
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Pirates Top Cardinals 3-1 Behind Fogg Four Hits From Wilson
Craig Wilson went 4-for-4 with two RBIs and Josh Fogg pitched three hit innings into the seventh as Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 3-1. Fogg improved after a rough previous start, while Wilson tied career bests with four hits and crafted a key RBI double in the seventh. Jason Kendall added an RBI single, Mike Williams earned the save. Cardinals notes include Jim Edmonds leaving with a sprained wrist and Ron Turner throwing out the first pitch.
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Ostertag to donate kidney to sister in Dallas match
Utah Jazz center Greg Ostertag will donate a kidney to his sister Amy Hall who has type 1 diabetes and kidney failure. The transplant at Baylor University Medical Center is set for June 27 pending Baylor committee approval with a two day hospital stay and a 4 to 6 week return to normal activity if no complications.
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