Mumphrey Delivers Walkoff Triple In Cardinals 5 4 Win
In St Louis Terry Whitfield and Mumphrey clash over goat horns. Mumphrey triples in the ninth to drive in the go ahead run and Ted Simmons scores, lifting the Cardinals to a 5-4 victory over the Giants. The win moves St Louis within a half game of Montreal in the NL East.
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Saluki women sign guard from state champions
Connie Erickson, a 5-6 point guard who led Niles West High School to a 28-1 season and the 1979 Illinois state title, signed a national letter of intent to play at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. SIU coach Cindy Scott praised her quickness and court sense and predicted she could start as a freshman.
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Major league draft boosts Benedict with three over Salukis
In New York AP reports Major League Baseball drafted three players from Moby Benedict's Michigan squad in the first round while no SIU Carbondale players were picked in the first six rounds. Prep pitcher Ken Pour of New Athens went to Kansas City in round six, and Rick Leach plus two Benedict pitchers went to Detroit and Los Angeles. Al Choo Choo Chambers, a Harrisburg outfielder, was Seattle's No.1 choice, signing a football commitment with Arizona State before choosing baseball. The draft totals 226 players, with SIUC hopefuls still awaiting rounds as the draft continues.
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NFL to ban chop block to cut injuries across league
NFL owners moved to outlaw certain chop block forms to reduce leg and knee injuries while banning helmet use as weapons. Rozelle noted reluctance to curb offensive linemen too much due to quarterback safety concerns and hinted outside rushers as the likely target.
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