Koeneman Wins New Era Amateur Golf Tourney
Chester native Bill Koeneman shoots 70 70 for 140 to win the third annual New Era Golf Tournament at Jackson Country Club. Larry Wood of Salem finishes second with 141 after a 69 final round, Connie Connell takes third with 143, and Jim Mitchell and Bob Mitchell struggle early as Koeneman secures the title with a closing par on No 18.
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Carbondale Defeats Marion in Coal Belt Baseball
Carbondale collected 11 hits to beat Marion 11 to 3 in a Coal Belt game. Denny Lingle started on the mound for Carbondale and was relieved by Harry Wallace in the seventh. Dick Haden had two hits for Carbondale while Jeff Ray led Marion with two hits.
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Local Players Withdraw From Competition Match
Ernie Williams Jack Long Newell Forbes Frank Silvania and Elroy Grob withdrew from the event. The list shows six competitors with four scores and one missing entry, reflecting a partial withdrawal.
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Ben Lindheimer Chicago Race Track Executive Dies
Beverly Hills California June 6 AP Benjamin F Ben Lindheimer 69 executive director of Arlington and Washington Park in Chicago died Sunday night at his home of a heart attack. He had suffered heart ailment for about a decade.
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Veeck Is Baseball Man By Heritage Not Accident
Southern Illinois fans welcome Bill Veeck back as principal speaker at the SIU banquet. The longtime showman insists his career stems from heritage, not luck, and he has shaped baseball with promotions, innovations, and numerous franchise moves across major leagues.
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Sox Retreads Kemmerer Baumann Win Two 2-0 Games
Right hander Russ Kemmerer and lefty Frank Baumann, two castoffs from other clubs, pitched 2-0 victories for the Chicago White Sox over the Kansas City Athletics. Kemmerer allowed three singles in the opener and Baumann held the A’s to seven hits in the nightcap. Pitching coach Ray Berres credited their improvement, noting he gave no extra instruction beyond timing and rhythm.
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Giants Need Relief Help After Losing to Cardinals
Giants manager Bill Rigney fretted after San Francisco dropped a 3-4 decision to St Louis. The bullpen faltered and the powerful quartet of Mays Cepeda McCovey Kirkland managed only one hit. Five errors underscored a rough day and left the team two games behind Pittsburgh.
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Bill Veeck to Speak at SIU All-Sports Banquet
Chicago White Sox president Bill Veeck headlines Southern Illinois University's 15th annual All-Sports Banquet at 6:00 p m in the Carbondale Elks Club. Veeck showcases his fun approach to baseball amid his latest scoreboard project and planned campus events.
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Phillies fined for late pregame field reports
Philadelphia players received $25 fines after a doubleheader sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates for reporting late to pregame practice. The notices were found in the players' lockers, affecting eight Phillies on June 6.
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