Major league standings and Tuesday games listed
Standings show Baltimore Cleveland 7 New York Lolich 2 7 at San Diego Reynolds 01 Philadelphia Reed 4 1 at Los Angeles Rhodes 4 0. Tuesday schedule includes Atlanta at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Houston New York at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles Montreal at San Francisco Detroit at Kansas City Oakland at Boston Texas at Baltimore Minnesota at Cleveland California at New York Chicago at Milwaukee Detroit at Kansas City City By
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Jackson Golf Tournament Championship Results
A historical listing shows participants across divisions A to E with scores ranging from 143 to 211. Notable top scores include John Abercrombie 165 and Tom Hopkins 189 in Class D, Frank Zambruski 191 and Dick Dechent 161 in higher brackets, with multiple players breaking or approaching 200.
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Billie Ray Craig
Bob Williams
Ron Ortyl
Dave McNeill
P. J. Keeley
Harold Finnie
Cal McDaniel
Marvin Kiernan
D. W. Davis
Roy Hickam
Brad Koeneman
Jim Hauptman
Dave Langston
Roy Blankenship
Bill Butkovich
Leroy Newton
Jim Travers
Raul Ayala
Fred Walker
Mike Gould
Bob Holmen
Larry Odum
Ray Smith
Mike Dingerson
Tom Paine
Ed Jones
John Hendricks
Mike Martin
Joe Wright
Sam Beggs
Neal Foland
Bill Balsano
Marsh Sheffer
Ed Kopshever
Jerry Rushing
Todd Baysinger
Jim Clutts
Jeff Troutt
Dan Turk
Walter Wear
Winyard
John Clutts
Steve Glade
Robert Partlow
Hardy Crews
Jim Moniger
Dick Dechent
Dale Hicks
Bill Norton Jr
Jim Walker
Jim Mowry
Wayne Givens
Jim Brewner
Don White
C. E. McNeill
John Rowan
Jeff Rader
Tom Lawson
George Glasscock
Phil Jones
Doug Heaton
Jack Morshey
Bert Ozburn
Jon Bixby
Bud Roberts
Bob Lahr
L. W. Ward
Don Presley
Bill Casper
Bob Williams Sr
Dave Rochelle
Dave Davis
Homer King
Kinkie Adams
Bill Norton Sr
Floyd Higgerson
Norm Wayman
J. B. Howard
Ray Burroughs
Bill Haury
Ken Kohrs
Ken Serfess
Gerald Cuendet
Ed Kunce
Tom Kelly
Tom Hopkins
Bob Graeff
Don Cochran
Landers Mills
Ray Taucher
Duane Green
L. R. Reid
Jack Heller
Duane Baker
Class E
Howard Clark
John Ledbetter
Ed Brown
Bob Martin
J. E. Johnson
Leonard West
Walt Forsythe
Bob Roberts
American Legion Scores At Carbondale and Freeman Spur
Carbondale hosts Du Quoin in league opener after a 21 46 loss with Carmi and W P Lamer noted. Freeman Spur beats Highland 9 to 5 as stars Fryer Klein Runge and Steinmetz lead the offense, with Rozsen and Hazel on base. Freeman Spur improves to 4 1 and travels to Sperta Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Bi-State baseball clash ends with Cobden win over Herrin
Cobden defeats Herrin 14 to 3 in Bi-State League action. Davis Hopkins and Russell Kruse each join G Pearson in securing the win while Ayers scouts Herrin for Cobden. Jones and Thomas, Pearson and G Pearson contribute for Herrin.
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Thomas
Pearson
G. Pearson
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Hopkins
Russell
Kruse
Ayers
Neunert leads Mon-Clair win over Cahokia in laconic scoreline
Neunert improves to 2-0 in Mon-Clair with a 8 inning pitching effort as Cahokia drops 7 5. Arbeiter and Koehn combined for Cahokia losses while Shields hits a home run for Neunert. The game ends with Cahokia scoring no runs in the final two frames.
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Neunert
R. Arbeiter
Koehn
Nieman
J. Shields
Jakes Split Weekend Swing in Softball Action
The Southern Illinois Jakes finished 2-2 on a road trip, raising their season mark to 12 4. They beat Marons 5 2 and 4 2 with pitchers Gary Endres and Gary Buckles winning, Lew Schweizer homering. They then lost 2-1 to Indianapolis and 7 5 to Casey, Endres and Buckles taking the losses as Lindell Martie homered. Next game is a 7 30 p.m. doubleheader at Riverside Park against Flat River.
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Gary Endres
Gary Buckles
Lew Schweizer
Don Brewer
Casey
Indianapolis
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Ashe's French Open run boosts hopes for American title
Ashe believes a Paris final bid hinges on sun and faster balls as he advances to the round of 16 at Roland Garros after beating Jurgen Fassbender 6-1 6-2 6-2. He notes the heat reshapes play and cites Tony Trabert as the last U S winner in Paris in 1955.
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Ashe
A. Ashe
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1955
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Jurgen Fassbender
West Germany
LeFlore Wins AL Player of the Month for May
Detroit center fielder Ron LeFlore tops May with a 30 game hitting streak, a .398 average, 45 hits in 133 at bats, 7 doubles 5 triples and 1 homer, 13 RBIs and 11 steals. streak is longest in AL in 27 years and among top majors all time.
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Ron LeFlore
Boston
Dom DiMaggio
Rico Carty
Atlanta
LeFlore
Joe DiMaggio
George Sisler
Tommy Holmes
SIU E Holds Hopes as Florida Southern Stays Alive
Florida Southern defeats Southeastern Missouri State 5 B to keep title defense alive in the NCAA Division II tournament. SIUE explodes past Livingston College 11 4 to stay unbeaten in the double elimination event, piling up 15 hits including six doubles for a tournament record.
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Livingston College of Alabama
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Pole Watches Films and Pitches Red Sox to Victory
Dick Pole watched film of last June’s near shutout then returned to the mound Sunday to throw seven scoreless innings as Boston defeated California 4 1. The win moved the Red Sox to third in the AL East, 5 4 games back of the Yankees. Other scores: Texas 16 6 Detroit. Oakland 3 2 Yankees. Milwaukee 4 3 Kansas City in 14 innings. Minnesota swept Baltimore 3 2 and 11 6. Chicago beat Cleveland 3 2 and 5 0.
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Road Builders split twin bill with Coffeen in softball
Pinckneyville Keene Road Builders dropped the opener 1-0 before thumping Coffeen 12-0 behind lefty Bob Keith in the nightcap. Will Genz took the loss in relief as Coffeen biomargin came on a seventh inning single. Pinckneyville hosts Mt Vernon Merchants at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Fairgrounds diamond.
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Pinckneyville Keene Road Builders
Coffeen
Will Genz
Genz
Bob Keith
Keith
Pinckneyville
Mt. Vernon
Payne Thacker
Dehaka
Kite finally wins Bicentennial Golf Classic in playoff
Tom Kite wins the Bicentennial Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley with a sudden death par over Terry Diehl after a final round 66 to tie at 277. Kite, seeking his first tour win, made a 40 yard chip-in and survived a 12 foot par putt, boosting his season earnings to $100,224 as eight-time leaders traded the lead.
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Tom Kite
Terry Diehl
Kite
Diehl
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Ken Still
Larry Nelson
Jerry Pate
Tom Purtzer
Jerry McGee
Ray Floyd
Grier Jones
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