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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1985

Page

12

San Diego roi Wilcox Baltimore ston Hooton Kansas City

Readable fragments note Wilcox from San Diego and Hooton from Kansas City with ties to Baltimore Boyd New York. Partial names suggest a sports or social scene, but the snippet lacks clear actions or outcomes for a full card.

Mariners manager ejects, argues, lifts base in row

Seattle Mariners manager Chuck Cottier described a tense scene after a Sunday dispute with the umpire. He said he had to forcefully pull up first base weighing 240 pounds to throw it into right field, during an on-field confrontation with Yankees first baseman Dave Winfield present.

Yankees Dave Winfield Seattle Mariners Chuck Cottier

College Baseball World Series First Round Day Summary

In Omaha Arkansas edged South Carolina 1 0 in 14 innings while Mississippi State defeated Oklahoma State 12 3. Miami crushed Stanford 17 3 and Texas beat Arizona 2 1. Oklahoma State outscored South Carolina 16 11 as South Carolina was eliminated. Stanford defeated Arizona 9 2 to knock out Arizona. Arkansas and Mississippi State showcased strong records at 50 13 and 49 13 with an 8 10 p.m. game time.

New York Chicago Montreal St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Diego Wester Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco San Diego Hesketh LaPoint Lynch Hershiser Ryan Tudor K.gross Dravecky Toronto Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland Ww West Divisin California Wa Chicago Kansas City Oakland Minnesota Seattle Texas Cleveland Boston Beattie Slaton Dixon Schulze Codirol Niekro Burns Tex Jackson Puckett Zavella Mazzilli Riles Hatcher Perry Kemp Cooper Bransky Murphy Hendrck Yount Smalley Horner Hrbek Ib Harper If Madick Oglivierf Stnhous Cerone Morrisn Gantar Gaetti Cmoore c Wynne Cf Bedrosa Almon of Mannng Cf Laudner c Dedmon LeMstris Hall Jdleon Zsmithp Frobel Ph Pereweer Kmask Holland Camp RBI Stenhouse E—Gan C Moore Laudner View Eens Schrom Bedrosa L Haas Omaha Neb Arkansas South Carolina Mississippi State Oklahoma State Miami Stanford Arizona

Lakers Dominate Celtics 136 111 in Inglewood NBA Final

Los Angeles beats Boston 136 to 111 as Abdul-Jabbar scores 26 and Worthy adds 29. Bird leads Celtics with 28 points while McHale and Ainge also contribute. Rebounds favor Lakers 63 to 48, with Boston totaling 26 fouls. Technicals issued to McHale McAdoo E Johnson and Williams.

Inglewood Calif Boston Bird McHale Parish Ainge D.johnson Maxwell Wedman Buckner Williams Kite Carr Clark Los Angeles Rambis Worthy Abdul-Jabbar E.johnson Scott McAdoo Cooper Kupchak Spriggs McGee Lester Nevill Meena Angeles Ringe Oo Riley

Bryant sparks Baltimore Stars past Bulls in USFL clash

Kelvin Bryant rushed for 104 yards and scored twice to lift the Baltimore Stars 17-12 over the Jacksonville Bulls at Byrd Stadium. Bryant’s second TD came after a 60-yard interception return by Jonathon Sutton. Jacksonville had led 6-3 after a Franco field goal.

Press Stars Mike Johnson Jacksonville Brian Sipe Baltimore Brian Franco David Stout Franco Luther Donald Dykes

Leconte Upsets Noah at French Open As Contenders Rise

In Paris Yannick Noah faltered with lapses as Henri Leconte, guided by a new diet and coach, dominated the match to win 6-3 6-4 6-7 4-6 6-1 earning a quarterfinal against Mats Wilander. Other big names advanced including Lendl Krickstein Connors and Navratilova Mandlikova. Noah praised Leconte’s readiness while noting his own consistency issues.

Paris Yannick Noah Henri Leconte Noah Leconte Sweden Mats Wilander Ivan Lendl Czechslovakia Aaron Krickstein Anders Jarryd Stefan Edberg Jimmy Connors United States Francesco Cancellotti Italy Switzerland Heinz Gunthardt Martin Jaite Argentina Iina Navratilova Anna Maria Cecchini Hana Mandlikova Czechoslovakia Claudia Rhode-Kirsch West Germany John McEnroe Henrik Sundstrom Joakim Nystrom Hans Gildemeister Chile Wilander Tomas Smid Terry Phelps Larchmont N.Y Carling Bassett Canada Chris Evert Lloyd Steffi Graf I Leconte Henri

Smith wins Cherry Insurance Bud Light tennis title

Smith of Wilmette defeated Glenn Williams of Hurst Texas 7 6 3 6 4 to win the open division final at Southern Illinois University earning 1200. Williams took 600. Ivan Daniels of Chicago won age 35 division 6 3 7 2 over Mike Barnes earning 400. Dan Josten and Joe Hunter won 35 doubles 6 1 3 6 7 5 splitting 200. Tournament offered 5000 in prize money with no women’s division.

Darrell Smith Southern Illinois University Smith Wilmette Glenn Williams Hurst Texas Williams Ivan Daniels Chicago Mike Barnes Daniels Barnes Tony Wretland Barry Thomas Joe Vassen Bill Rusick Dan Josten Joe Hunter Brad Toburen

Bixby Wins Koeneman Tourney At Chester CC

Sparta golfer Don Bixby shot a bogey free 3 under par and 36 hole total 139 to win the 15th Koeneman Insurance Golf Classic at Chester Country Club. Lee Agne and Mitch Eggemeyer tied 142 with Agne taking second on a scorecard playoff. Craig 143, Krieping 144, Watson 149 for Class A. Christy 162 won Class B and Dennis Carr 172 won Class C.

Chester Don Bixby Sparta Chester Country Club Bixby Lee Agne Mitch Eggemeyer Agne Billy Ray Craig Steve Krieping Boyd Watson Rob Christy Dennis Carr

Herrin Girls Face Bethalto In Murphysboro Sectional Final

No. 1 Herrin (23-0) meets Bethalto (24-3) at 4 p.m. for the Murphysboro Class AA sectional title. Brown 19-0 will pitch for Herrin. Brazier 21-2 leads Bethalto. Winners advance to Pekin state tourney to face Washington sectional winner. Brown ERA .27, Brazier .14.

Herrin Bethalto Murphysboro Pekin Tigers Eagles Jennifer Brown Roanna Brazier Salem Bethal Belleville West Brown Brazier Kary McDonough Denise Madison Amy Leonard Casey

Andretti dominates Miller 200 as son wins debut

Mario Andretti wins the Miller American 200 at Wisconsin State Fair Park easing to victory over Tom Sneva. His son Jeff, age 21, wins his first Super Vee race, while Michael Andretti endures mechanical troubles finishing 19th after 177 laps.

Milwaukee Wis Mario Andretti Wisconsin State Fair Park Jeff Andretti Tom Sneva Michael Andretti

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