Marion coach named Centennial head after longtime rival Jones
The article outlines Marion's coaching change with Jones moving to Centennial as the new head coach. It notes Jones's prior success at Champaign, his record across five seasons, and mentions All-American Greg Starrick and other local players and coaches.
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Dick Jones
Marion Nigh
Jones
Champaign
Thornton
Hervey
Greg Starrick
Isnutal High School
Ray Fosse
Camplst
Acres
Mavien
Centennial
Orner Herrin
Lee Ca Jones
Centralia
Bradusted
Champaign Central
Southern Timeis Uni Champaign
Ice cream ban boosts Petrocelli power in Red Sox surge
Rico Petrocelli credits giving up ice cream for a hotter season as he hits 20 homers and 36 RBIs while batting .339, playing every game. The piece notes his diet change and mentions Twins pitcher Vincent Romo closing out a game, with comments on his ice cream habit and a switch to lighter fare. Also reports Green Bay Packers tackle Bob Skoronski retiring after 11 NFL seasons.
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Paul Minneapolis
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Petrocelli
Mos
Red Sox
Minnesota
Red Carew
Rico
Twins
Vincent Romo
Leo Cardenas
Romo
Rich Reese
Graig Nettles
Boston
Green Bay, Wis
Bob Skoronski
Green Bay Packers
Phil Bengtson
Skoronski
Indiana University
Namath wary after Jets link to Nevada gambling scene
Joe Namath in Nevada for Harrah’s Invitational Golf, says he is disappointed by Rozelle’s bar sale demand and questions motives. He denies wrongdoing, notes desire to keep playing football, and reports potential loss of $5 million from quitting pro football. He cites support from teammates and contemplates future yet hints at movie plans.
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Sateline
Nev
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
New York City
Fete Rozelle
Jets
Baltimore Colts
Lakes Tahoe
Nevada
Jepal Gaming
Las Vegas
Bill Harrah
Warrah's
Bob Ring
Howard | Hughes
Nigro
Hughes
Nevada J Casinos
District Attorney's Office
New York
Rozelle
Don Meredith
Craig Morton
Dallas Cowboys
Daryle Lamanica
Oakland Raiders
Rick
Oakland Oaks
Unclear sports card entries with scattered results
Fragmented OCR sports brief lists teams players and matchups across locations with many unreadable names and stray tokens. Reads like a late edition score table with Chicago Atlanta New York San Diego and other city pairings, but the text is garbled and some lines are incomprehensible.
Endres tosses second no hitter in a week for Oilers
Gary Endres pitched his second no hitter in a week guiding Martin Oilers to a 120 win over Epps Motors of Carbondale at Murphysboro Riverside Park. The game ended after five innings by the 10 run rule as Endres struck out 12 of 15 batters. Rich Spiller hit a homer for the winners while Jack Herring and Bill Pierson added two hits each. Oilers improve to 7-1-1 in eight starts and next play Royaton Wednesday evening.
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Martin Oilers
Gary Endres
Oilers
Epps Motors
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Riverside Park
Endres
Cnntes
Rich Spiller
Jack Herring
Bill Pierson
En Ai
Royalt
Epps
Lipsard ‘Thomas
Pierson
Lolich and Tigers fall to Pilots 8-2 in Seattle thriller
In a Detroit loss the Tigers ace Mickey Lolich struck out 16 over seven innings but Seattle’s Marty Pattin outshined him as the Pilots won 8-2. Don Mincher and Gus Gil plated Seattle’s runs while Al Kaline’s late single sparked Detroit’s rally that fell short. Other scores: Boston over Minnesota 5-3, Kansas City 7-1 over the Yankees, Cleveland over Chicago, Cincinnati over Chicago Cubs 4-1.
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Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
Detroit
Seattle Pilots
Pilots
Joyce Lolich
Tigers
Lolich
Seattle
Dick Simpson
Ning
Marty Pattin
Pat Dobson
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Don Mincher
Gus Gil
al Kaline
John Gelnar
Paitin
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Vetrocelli
White Sox
Max Alvis
Cubs
Bob Tolan
Hartman Runs Basketball School For 120 Pupils
Larry Odell reports at University City as Jack Hartman opens a one week basketball school for 120 greeted pupils with 320 registrations cut to 120 to ensure quality. Former SIU stars join lessons and emphasis stays on fundamentals and discipline.
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Larry Odell
University City
Jack Hartman
STU
Hartman
Salukis
Jim Smelser
George Subert
SIU
Walt ‘Frazier
Dick Garrett
Carbondale
Belleville
Cheshaw
Salukis Draw 28th College World Series Bid in Omaha
Southern Illinois University, named a CWS favorite, opens Friday in Omaha after beating Minnesota to repeat as District 4 champions. The Salukis enter with a 46-7 record and will resume two-a-day workouts, awaiting word on three draftees Randy Coker Jerry Paetzhold and Barry O'Sullivan.
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Omaha
Neb
Southern Illinois University
Southern California
Salukis
Minnesota
Joe Lutz
Texas
Arizona State
UCLA
Tulsa
S1u
Massachusetts
New York University
Mississippi
Collegial
USC
Si Field
Carbondale
Wiliams Park
Sasaki
Randy Coker
Jerry Paetzhold
Barry O'Sullivan
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Tom Hall
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NAIA
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Kan
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Grand Canyon
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CWS
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Jake's Tire and Recap, Inc
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