Saluki Kevin House drafted by Cardinals in 24th round
Kevin House a Saluki star in football and baseball said he was surprised to learn he had been drafted in the 24th round by the St. Louis Cardinals. He has not signed and will complete his senior football season while considering offers, with NCAA rules allowing return to college if he signs in another sport. House discussed money concerns and potential multi-sport eligibility, noting a big payday would be required to sign this year.
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Chicago Cubs and White Sox split. Boston routs Red Sox
Chicago at Milwaukee and Detroit at California lead Saturday action. Boston beat Chicago 9 to 2 behind Rice's two homers, while Chicago- San Diego and Aurora West-Mount Carmel also produced notable scores. American Legion games saw Steeleville edge Mount Vernon 3-2 and Carbondale wallop West Frankfort 18-11 with multiple homers.
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Pinckneyville Softball Tournament Losers Bracket Results
In the Pinckneyville fast pitch tournament Green's IGA beat Pinckneyville Merchants 18 to 6. Elkville Bedar Oil defeated Royalton by forfeit. Winners bracket Zeigler Raiders beat Murphysboro Mills 4 to 1. Green's IGA defeated Murphysboro Mills 5 to 1. Tonight games feature Celtics versus Fairview Heights at 6, Elkville Redar Oil against the Loser from Game 1 at 7:45, and Green's IGA versus the Winner from Game 2 at 9:00.
TV Sports Today Lineup Summary
TV schedule lists Saturday programs across channels including bowling, baseball, tennis, swimming, diving, Bill Dance Outdoors, Great Teams Great Years, This Week in Baseball, Greatest Sports Legends, pre game shows, and live and taped MLB games featuring New York at Kansas City and Los Angeles at Chicago with a late taped Atlanta at Philadelphia Baseball match.
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Tuesday Men’s Handicap Bowling Standings and Scores
Teams listed with records Dean's Auto Repair Pepsi-Cola 1% R. W. Robinson Masonry 10 6 The Deuces 10 6 All in The Family 9 7 The Fireballs 9 7 The Five Screwballs 9 The Dirtballs 62 9 The No Names 4 12 High Team Series Pepsi-Cola 2980 R. W. Robinson Masonry 2923 The Fireballs 2863 High Team Game R. W. Robinson Masonry 1082 Pepsi-Cola 1006 The Dirtballs 991 Individual High Game Men Joe Helton 221 Ted Clover 202 Sparty Lee 200 Individual High Series Men Sparty Lee 539 Greg Burris 536 Ted Clover 527.
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Lye credits breakup for turning point in Atlanta Open lead
Mark Lye posted a 9 under par 63 to lead the Atlanta Golf Classic opening round by four strokes. He credited his surge to ending his relationship six months earlier and committing to more time on the course, amid a course at Atlanta Country Club where eight holes surged to 8 under. Pursuers included Jaeckel, Nelson, Fiori, and Levi at 67 with Zoeller, Oosterhuis, Simpson, Coody, Littler, Murphy, Renner, Caffee, Jacobsen, and Jones at 68. Defending champion Heard at 72 and Gary Player 75.
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Favorite Past Time Wins First Triple Crown Leg at Ruidoso
Centralia trainer Dr. Jack Frost reports Favorite Past Time, a two year old from Frosty Acres Stables near Centralia, won the first leg of the Triple Crown for 2-year-olds at Ruidoso Downs New Mexico. The filly, in her fifth start with four wins, now eyes the Rainbow Futurity with trials set for June 28 and will return to Centralia after Labor Day.
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Brendel resigns from Steeleville High School
Steeleville Bob Brendel has resigned from teaching and coaching duties at Steeleville High School for financial reasons and will move to Springfield Missouri to enter private business. In three seasons as head basketball coach he posted a 54 25 record and also led the baseball program. He helped Steeleville exit the Chartres Conference to broaden its schedule. applications to replace him are being accepted through Tuesday.
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Shawnee College adds six recruits including Cairo pair
Shawnee College hires six new Saints led by Cairo High School guards Arnold Vaughn and Jeff Childs. Dongola forward Tobin Hunt and Evansville native Thomas Horner join from Illinois and Indiana programs, plus Charleston Missouri graduates Joe Ellis and George Evans. Hunt averaged 16.7 points and 9.6 rebounds. Horner posted strong rebounding. Ellis and Evans helped a Charleston team to second in Missouri Class AAA. Returning scorers include Meyer, McBride, Barton Johnson, Garry Tripp, Danny Brown, and Ben Foggs.
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Britz Leads LPGA Championship With 64 At Masons Ohio
Jerilyn Britz, 36, shot a 64 to set a new LPGA Championship record and take an eight under par lead at Mason Ohio. Penny Palz stood four back after a 68 as Nancy Lopez stumbled to 73, while several major names trailed in a crowded chase for third place.
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Softball meet planned at Coello City Park
The Bend Lake Bank softball team sponsors a slow-pitch double-elimination tournament at Coello City Park this weekend. Saturday action starts at 9 with Christopher Pepsi vs Zeigler Jaycees, then Walier vs SW Motors. Afternoon features Herrin KC vs Coello and Rend Lake Bank vs Mays Excavating, with later winners and losers brackets. A home run derby is set for 1:30 Saturday and 3:30 Sunday.
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Carbondale softball clinic offered by high school coach
Carbondale Community High School girls softball coach Jennifer Stanley and players will run a clinic for girls aged 7 to 16. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a.m. next Monday to Friday at the Junior Sports Field on Grand Avenue. Fee is 25 dollars with signup Saturday at the sports field barbecue stand or by calling 549 3953.
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