Roy Glenn's Pro-Am Golf Team Wins Jackson Tournament
Roy Glenn and his youth movement led a 30 31 for 61 to win the Pro Am at the Jackson In wberiinal Golf Tournament. Glenn's team included his 17 year old son Jerry and 21 year old Southern Winsis University players Rey Robinson and Steve Hecke. Gene Carello took individual honors with a 345-69.
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Carbondale Legion Triumph Extends Lead With 20th Win
Carbondale Legion improved to 20 this season by routing Lesser in a game decided in the first inning. A five run opening frame featured a Martin double and Thompson triple plus a Martin homer in the fifth. Carbondale faces Du Quain next at Du Quain with a 1 30 start after a 2:30 schedule clash, followed by a Du Quain coal Belt League game.
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Pollsters pick SIU close to USC in College World Series race
Southern Illinois University and USC sit near the top in the Collegiate Baseball final poll for the College World Series in Omaha. SIU trails USC by two votes after a strong District Four showing, with coach Joe Lutz confident the Salukis can contend if they play to potential.
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Newcomers Seek First NCAA Title in Omaha Meet
Eight finalists in the NCAA College World Series open in Omaha led by Southern Illinois spice USC and Oklahoma State in hot chase for title. Harvard St John’s NC State LIU Bucked odds as new entrants join veteran finalists. Chapman wins first NCAA College Division crown 11-0 over Delta State to cap held in Springfield.
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Casper Favored in U S Open Amid Open Course Woes
Rochester notes say Bill Casper is rated favorite for the U S Open at Oak Hill, with the IBM computer data showing Casper striding par or better in 90.5 percent of 72-hole Opens. Nicklaus, Weiskopf, Palmer, and Weaver are cited for distance and rough play, accuracy, and putting trends, as Casper leads in fewest three putts and greens in regulation.
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SIU women golfers enter top national journey
SIU coach Charlotte West announces three SIU women will compete in the Women's National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Duke University June 16 22. Dorothy Germain Paula Smith and Lynn Hastie will enter joining Cherie Smith who could not be submitted earlier. Paula is a senior with three prior national appearances, Lynn two and Dorothy two. Dorothy previously represented Monticello College as a freshman before transferring to SIU in 1967.
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Cardinals select Bevans in secondary draft pick
St Louis picks pitcher Steve Bevans from Michigan in the draft in New York. Bevans, a 21 year old 195 pound right hander from Northville, Michigan, joins aCardinals system with Rube Walker, Mets pitching coach and brother of Cubs coach Verlos Walker.
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