SIU C projects athletic budget near 1.5 million
SIU Carbondale athletic director Gale Sayers outlines the 1977 78 budget projection at about 1.4 to 1.5 million dollars. He notes zero budgeting and detailed cost estimates from each head coach as a new approach while detailing administrative expenses covering equipment travel training facilities and stadium improvements.
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Merle Jones
Gale Sayers
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Sayers
SIUC
John Novotny
Jim Barrett
Novotny
McAndrew Stadium
SIUC plans summer football tours to boost revenue
Athletic director Sayers explains that recruiting costs are high especially for football and that travel and lodging fall under another expense category. He notes a $43,000 earmarked for team air travel and outlines NCAA scholarship limits and the drive to attract alumni and donors to support the program while expanding August trips for basketball and June football caravans.
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Sayers
West Texas State
SIUC
NCAA
McAndrew Stadium
Twins Rally for 6-5 Win Over White Sox in 11th
Minnesota's 6-5 victory over Chicago settled with a crucial 11th inning double steal as Jerry Terrell and Rod Carew sparked the decide. Gene Mauch's call produced a misplayed ball by Alan Bannister allowing Terrell to score the winning run and widen the AL West lead to two games.
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Associated Press
Bob Lemon
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Twins
White Sox
Jerry Terrell
Rod Carew
Gene Mauch
Terrell
Jim Spencer
Carew
Bannister
Rodney
Texas
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Seattle
Toronto
California
Spencer
Seattle Slew May Get Even Better
The owner and trainer discuss Seattle Slew improving with a single race plan and the Belmont Stakes as a potential return to a four-year-old campaign. If he wins the Belmont he would become the first unbeaten Triple Crown champion since 1973.
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Seattle
Billy
Mickey Taylor
Taylor
Taylors
Karen
Mickey
Secretariat
Saluki draft choices draw mixed reaction after first round
Itchy Jones and Mark Newman evaluated Tuesday's first round MLB draft selections begun after a Saluki workout at Abe Martin Field. Several Salukis had been eligible, including Dewey Robinson, Rickey Keeton, George Vukovich, and Steve Stieb, with some drafted before college play. Newman plans to manage the Peninsula Oilers. multiple prospects faced uncertainties about turning pro versus college World Series play.
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Larry Odell
Southern Illinoisan
Saluki
Abe Martin Field
California
Scott Munninghoff
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio
Munninghoff
Philadelphia
Newman
Peninsula Oilers
Steve Taylor
University of Delaware
Yankees
Taylor
Salukis
Peninsula
Dewey Robinson
Rickey Keeton
Craig Robinson
Steve Stieb
George Vukovich
Kevin Waldrop
Herrin
Waldrop
C. Robinson
Cubs
Rick Murray
Pittsburgh
Neil Fiala
Cardinals
Keeton
Montreal
Rob Simond
Bob Knezevich
Baltimore
Minnesota
Mojors
Jack Radosevich
Sparta
Jim Kessler
Jim Reeves
Murphysboro
Bruce Hanson
Seaver Tops Koufax in Strikeouts in Mets 8-0 Win
Tom Seaver pitched seven innings of two hit ball before tiring in the ninth as he surpassed Sandy Koufax on the all time strikeout list with 2,490 while leading the New York Mets to an 8-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Seaver received a standing ovation at Shea Stadium. Lee Mazzilli drove in three runs for the Mets as Joe Torre’s club won their seventh in eight.
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Tom ‘Terrific
Seaver
Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Mets
Joe Torre
Associated Press
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
George Foster
Shea Stadium
Dan Driessen
Lee Mazzilli
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
Montreal
Wrigley follows in father’s footsteps with Cubs return
Bill Wrigley, 44, leads the Chicago Cubs as heirs of the Wrigley chewing gum empire after Philip K. Wrigley’s death. He stresses family continuity, defends not selling the club, and praises managers Bob Kennedy and Herman Franks while noting his own lack of baseball expertise. The elder Wrigley valued afternoon games on natural turf and avoided gum advertising at the ballpark.
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Bill Wrigley
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Bill
Cubs
Challenge
Wrigley Nips
Wrigley
Wrigley Field
Wrigley Building
Cub Ball Park
Phil Wrigley
P. K. Wrigley
Dad
Bob Kennedy
Herman Franks
Cubs Defeat Dodgers 10-4 as Lasorda Pays Respect
Cubs win behind Ray Burris eight innings to improve to 8-5 and a balanced lineup led by Manny Trillo with three singles and two RBIs. Chicago builds a five run first inning with Rosello driving in three and Burris adding a two run single in the fourth. Dodgers slugger Steve Garvey hits a ninth homer but Chicago closes out the win with Bruce Sutter striking out two in relief.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Tom Lasorda
Burris
Stan Wall
Trillo
Cubs
Herman Franks
Paul Ruscher
Dodgers
Steve
Garvey
Reuschel
Glenn Burke
Short
Ivan DeJesus
Franks
Bruce Sutter
Rick Monday
John Hale
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