Gophers edge SIU for 2-0 district meet shutout
Minnesota pitcher Dave Winfield and SIU’s Rick Ware battled in Carbondale as the Gophers won 2-0 in unearned runs during the NCAA district meet opener. Winfield allowed three hits with 13 strikeouts, while Ware faced similar stingy line despite early defensive miscues leading to both runs.
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Dave Winfield
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Rick Ware
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Carbondale
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Gophers
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Whntfield
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Ware
Florida
SIC
Tom Buettner
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Salukis Rally Past Miami Ohio In Eight, Reach Title Match
The Salukis explode for seven runs in the final three innings after a seventh-inning steal by Doug Sarcia sparks a 8-1 win over Miami of Ohio. SIU and Minnesota advance to Saturday’s District Four title game as Miami is eliminated. Second baseman Stan Mann and catcher Joe Wallis contribute key hits while Sarcia and Bokelmann drive the late offense.
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Miineisan
Doug Sarcia
Liu
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Ohio
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Minnesota
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Howard Mitchell
Anen
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Sarcia
Rzckelmann
Denevan Jenkins
Jenkins
Southern
Joe Wallis
Svas
Dennis Smith
Salukis
Burl Middaugh
Gary Cooper
Gary Wright
Wright
Ware
Middaugh
LTU
Mann
Bert Newman
Bokermann
Bone
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Calafetti
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Jesse Corp
Jim Pearl
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SIU Baseball Tourney Notes Spark District Four Logistics
NCAA notes from The Southern Illinoisan on District Four tournament setup at Abe Martin Field. Dick Litwhiler asserts control of facilities with Leo Dailey as head groundskeeper under him. Marshall, Minnesota, and Miami of Ohio figures highlighted. officials unsure of hosting group as Carbondale hosts with various civic clubs aiding.
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Miami Ousts Marshall in District Four Thriller
Miami, Ohio pitcher Steve Imhoff limited Marshall to three hits through eight innings while striking out 10. A two-run ninth inning by Miami tied the game before Larry Verbage delivered a go-ahead home run as Miami won 5-2 at Carbondale. Art Grzeskowial hit a third inning homer to build a 4-0 cushion for Imhoff.
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Pirates Rally To Down Reds 4 3 For Sixth Straight Win
Dock Ellis labored through a shaky seventh but held Cincinnati to three runs as Pittsburgh Pirates won 4-3. Early Reds unearned run sparked, yet Dave Cash Manny Sanguillen Richie Hebner Willie Stargell provided the big hits including a fourth inning Milt May RBI single. Joe Morgan and Johnny Bench pushed Cincinnati late, but Bills quelled the rally.
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Lis hits 16th inning homer lifts Twins past Tigers
Joe Lis belted his second homer of the season in the 16th inning, giving the Minnesota Twins a 3-2 win over the Detroit Tigers. Ken Sanders earned the victory after Bloomquist’s bullpen stint, while Blyleven carried a 23 inning scoreless streak before Detroit tied it in the fifth on infield hits and a Terrell error. Gates Brown and Willie Horton added infield run contributors for Detroit.
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Panther's braves debut highlights long road to Atlanta
Ex Salt Saluki pitcher Jim Panther, after a winding path through Oakland Texas and Atlanta systems, pitched two scoreless innings in relief for the Braves at Busch Stadium. He discussed family moves, past trades, and his fit in Atlanta's bullpen while facing the Cards. The piece notes his spring cut, trade history, and upcoming appearances, with local references to Libertyville, Richmond, and Du Quoin.
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Fuentes and Bonds spark Giants past Phillies 11 7
Tito Fuentes and Bobby Bonds each drive in three as the San Francisco Giants rally past Philadelphia 11 7. Fuentes singles with the bases loaded to spark the lead in the sixth, Bonds adds his 12th homer in the eighth, and Charlie Williams picks up the win with Elias Loga recording the save.
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Nashville Wins Title With 3-1 Loss By Murphysboro
Nashville earned the conference crown with a 10 2 record after Murphysboro defeated Anna Jonesboro 3 1 in five innings due to rain. Du Quoin also fell to Murphysboro 3 1 in an abbreviated nine ion game serving as the Murphysboro Invitational final. Riverside Park hosted both Friday and Saturday games as Murphysboro clinched the title and the Indians improved to 4 1 in conference play.
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Winfield shines as pitcher and top multi sport prospect
Mike Winfield, a 6-4 right hander from Minnesota and former multi sport draftee, threw a dominant 13 strikeout no hit bid against LTU en route to a 1 win for SIU. The senior slugger also leads in Big Ten power with a .390 average and top slugging percentage while weighing options as a potential pro baseball player.
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Stewart Leads Monaco Trials Ahead of Title Chase
Stewart of Scotland and Tyrell-Ford held pole position as he pursues a third world title at the Monaco Grand Prix. He set a Friday practice time of 1 minute 27.3 seconds for the 1.9 mile course, averaging 83.79 mph. Ronnie Peterson joins Stewart on the front row in a JPS-Lotus after a collision Saturday between George Follmer and Marian Merzario damaged cars but left drivers unharmed.
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Wisconsin Dominates 71st Intercollegiate Rowing Meet
Wisconsin crews swept varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen events at the 71st Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships on Onondaga Lake. More than 15,000 spectators watched under sunny skies as Wisconsin claimed the Tot Tuck Trophy for best overall performance by the big boats for the second year in a row.
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Bouttier Knocks Out Phillips In Fifth Round
Bouttier of France floors Alvin Phillips of New Orleans in the fourth round and stops him with an uppercut in the fifth of a 10 round middleweight bout. Phillips led early with a left jab but Bouttier broke through at the start of the fourth, earning an eight count before finishing with a late uppercut.
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Bouttier
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Alvin Phillips
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Denson Signs With Redskins Adds Versatile Backfield
The 29 year old Denson signs as a free agent with the Washington Redskins to bolster the backfield. George Allen says he will play fullback and halfback alongside Ledy Brown and Charley Harraaway, aiding the club’s offense.
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National Football League Redskins
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Ledy Brown
Charley Harraaway
Brewers Edge Sox In Thirteenth Inning Comeback
Milwaukee wins 3 to 2 over Chicago as Ellie Rodriguez lines a 13th inning single for the decisive run. George Scott started the frame with a walk and Johnny Briggs moved him to second. Cilie Brown then singled, but Pat Kelly’s throw cut Brown down at the plate. Brown advanced to second on the play. Bobby Heise ran for Brown, and Rodriguez delivered against Cy Acosta for the winning hit.
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Johnny Briggs
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Kelly
Ed’ Herrmann
Brown
Bobby
Heise
Rodriguez
Cy Acosta
Jim Slaten
Chicago
Jorge Orta
Bucky Dent
Orta
Dick Allen
Steve Stone
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Dave May
Terry Forster
Stone
John Briggs
Ollie Brown
Lewis Leads Bunny Bread Golf Championship Flight
Randy Lewis of West Frankfort tops the championship class in the 124 participant Bunny Bread golf tourney in Anna. Despite a heavy downpour Saturday, 217 golfers finished 18 holes in courteous fashion. Lewis shot 71 the low score. Other class leaders include Sims of Da Quoin in Class A with 78 22, Keister of Anne in Class B with 16, Geile of Anna in Class C with 87 93, Bare Ber of Golconda in Class D with 54 107, and seniors Clyde Webb of Mayphysbore.
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Lewis
R. Sims
da Quoin
Jimmy Keister
Anne
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K. Bare Ber
Golconda
Clyde Webb
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