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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1972

Page

11

Pirates Dodgers Weekend Rivalry Sets Tone in NL Race

Pirates explode for 11-2 over Padres while Dodgers rally to beat Cubs 2-1 on a wild eighth inning. Cincinnati tops Mets 5-3 as NL West gap narrows. Braves Phillies Expos and others win. Milwaukee and Texas win in American League. Oiler softball team extends win streak to 15 as they prep for state-class doubleheaders.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates Los Angeles Dodgers Pirates San Diego Billy Grabarkewitz Chicago Cubs Cincinnati New York Reds Mets Atlanta Montreal Philadelphia Houston St. Louis San Francisco Texas New York Yankees Milwaukee Kansas City Grabarkewitz John Bobby Valentine Pizarro Randy Hundley Willie Stargell Richie Hebner Jackie Hernandez Pirate Padres al Oliver Vic Davalillo Tom Seaver Pete Rose Joe Morgan Johnny Bench Tony Perez Joe Hague Perez Danny Frisella Seaver Larry Bowa Tommy Hutton Phillies Astros Felix Millan Darrell Evans Braves Expos Rico Carty Jim Hardin Dick Billings Mel Stottlemyre Yankees Martin Oiler DuQuoin Steeleville Oilers Murphysboro Riverside Park Moron Taylorville du Quoin Gary Endres Jim Rainwater Jeff Ferguson Jim Shields Cubs Juan Pizarro Los Mapas Steve Garvey Bill Grabarkewitz Ron Santo White Sox Tommy John

Belmont Stakes Day set with Key To The Mint in return bid

Belmont Saturday features Key To The Mint trained by Elliott Burch with Jockey Braulio Baeza and owner Paul Mellon. They chase the 144 mile Belmont Stakes on a motif loaded field without Preakness winner Bee Bee Bee as entries closed and post time set for 4 35 p m on CBS radio and TV coverage. Also notes Taylorville soft ball doubleheader at Zeigler with 7 30 p m first game.

Elliott Burch Braulio Baeza Paul Mellon Smiling Jack Bee Bee Bee CBS Burch Brookmeade Stable Sword Dancer Mellon Belmont Quadrangle Arts and Letters Baeza Sherlock Chateaugay Taylorville Zeigler

Spor t talk Merle Jones Racing resumes after strike

Racing at Fairmount Park resumed after a one day strike by Local 729 tractor crews over Memorial Day pay. Arbitration was agreed to Thursday, with chaotic midcard races as handlers controlled starts and Land Yes, ridden by Lee Hooker’s stable, won the sixth by 10 lengths paying 13 to 1.

Fairmount Park Teamsters Local 729 Lee Hooker Sparta and Carterville Land Yes Hooker

Meridian pair sign two players for Robert Morris College

Calvin Johnson and Cleve Maborn from Meridian will attend Robert Morris College in Carthage on basketball scholarships. Johnson earned a Southern Illinois all star nod last year while Maborn, age ineligible for prep ball last season, completed high school and heads to college.

Calvin Johnson Cleve Maborn Meridian Robert Morris College Carthage Johnson Maborn

Segui’s NL debut fuels Cardinals late rally for 6-4 win

Diego Segui, acquired from Oakland, tossed three innings of one hit ball for his first NL win. Cards erase a 4-1 deficit with a five-run eighth, including Ted Sizemore, Matty Alou, Joe Torre walks and a three-run triple by Ted Sizemore and a Donn Clendenon two-run homer to beat the Giants 6-4.

Segui St. Louis Cardinals Oakland A’s St. Louis Giants Ted Simmons Kansas City A’s Cardinals Sam McDowell McDowell Ted Sizemore Matty Alou Joe Torre Simmons Donn Clendenon Don McMahon

Elks Sponsor Flag Day Golf at Midland Hills

The 11th annual Flag Day golf tournament will be sponsored by the Carbondale Elks Club at Midland Hills on Sunday. About 40 players are expected for the handicap event starting at 7 am. Defending low gross champions are Jim Barrett and Fred McKissic. Frank Muhich set the 1971 low net with handicap. All competitors are Carbondale men and trophies will be awarded to Sunday’s winners.

Carbondale Elks Club Midland Hills Jim Barrett Fred McKissic Frank Muhich Carbondale

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