Remembering Prefontaine A rival's view of a legend
Dick Buerkle recalls Steve Prefontaine in Munich in 1973 and in Washington DC 1974. He notes Prefontaine's quiet demeanor, relentless pace, and influence on American distance runners shaping Eugene and the sport's depth.
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Track and Field News
Drags Run After Two Night Delay
The I-57 Drag Strip finally held races Sunday night with Steve Florian of West Frankfort winning the ETA bracket over Robert Harrison of Albion for an $800 purse. ET A semi-finalists included Purcell and Middleton of Du Quoin. ET B saw George Upchurch of Marion reach the semi finals with John Mowry of West Frankfort as runner-up. more than 20 women drivers competed in a record Powder Puff field led by Lana Little, also of Zeigler.
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Mark Sailly
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Terry McEvers
Herrin
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George Upchurch
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Roger Ritchie
Evansville
Ind
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Darrell Little
Zeigler
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McMillen Signs With Buffalo Braves
The Buffalo Braves announced the signing of former University of Maryland star Tom McMillen, their No. 1 pick in last year’s NBA draft, to a multi year contract.
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Games
Major League standings and tonight schedule list team matchups. Kansas City at Cleveland Texas at Baltimore Chicago at Boston New York at Minnesota Milwaukee at Oakland California at Detroit San Francisco at Chicago San Diego at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Montreal Houston at New York Atlanta at St. Louis Wednesday's games noted.
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Du Quoin Beats West Frankfort In SIU Conference Tilt
Du Quoin defeats West Frankfort 8 to 9 in a 13 inning slugfest at Zeigler. Serati hits for WF while Eisenhauer drives in two for Du Quoin. Du Quoin improves to 11-4 with a game at Marion Wednesday against the Southern Illinois Jakes.
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Elkville and Zeigler Duel in High-Scoring Game
Elkville and Zeigler combined for a 4 to 14 affair as Vorhees and Gossett hit home runs and Terry Linton struck out 16 for Zeigler O'Sullivan Raiders. The Raiders head to DuBois Wednesday with a 13-4 record.
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Waterfowl meetings set at SIU Carbondale and other towns
A public meeting on the 1975 waterfowl season will be held June 18 in Ballroom B at SIU Carbondale with Tony Dean detailing topics from season options to the lead shot issue. Additional June meetings are planned in Rockford, Peoria and Lisle to gather comments for hunting regulation decisions.
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Trevino Sets Early Pace at Firestone
Lee Trevino shot four under par 66 to lead the Round of Champions at Firestone Country Club while Hale Irwin posted 73 after a shaky round. Sandra Haynie finished one over 74 as amateurs across the country eyed target scores for National Golf Day.
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Sandra Haynie
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Old Man Fryman Stabilizes Expos In Narrow Win
Woodie Fryman, 35, stifled the Los Angeles Dodgers to earn his fifth win in seven decisions as the Montreal Expos rallied past L A with a mix of hits, a squeeze play and a balk. The veteran lefty gave up 10 hits but shut the door after the first inning and received key support from Larry Parrish, Mike Jorgensen, and Fryman himself.
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