NCAA champ Roggy eyes national record goals
SIUC senior Bob Roggy, newly crowned NCAA javelin champion, plans to push toward the American 300 foot mark and the world record of 310 feet. In Eugene he threw 283 ft 9 in to win by over 20 feet, while a 293 ft best came in qualifying. Roggy spoke from Westwood during AAU trials, aiming for 310 by ultimate standards.
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Alan Fredman
Southern Illinoisan
Atlantic City
N.J
Holmdel
Bob Roggy
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Roggy
SIUC
Row-Ghee
Eugene
Ore
Stuart Ralph
Clemson
Arizona State
Mark Murro
Hungary
Miklos Nemeth
Westwood
Calif
Los Angeles
Roggy takes second in AAU javelin finals in Los Angeles
Bob Roggy of SIU Carbondale finished second to Bill Schmidt of Knoxville Track Club at the AAU Track and Field Championships in Los Angeles. Schmidt won with 276-1 as Roggy, hampered by a painful elbow last season, battled through to place second and earn a spot on the U S team for the Berkeley dual meet with Russia.
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Bill Schmidt
Knoxville
Southern Illinoi University-Carbondale
Bob Roggy
Los Angeles
Schmidt
Roggy
Salukis
Arkansas
New Jersey
United States
Berkeley
Calif
SIUC
Saluki
Lew Hartzog
Hartzog
Bill Webb
Local Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Montreal and several major league matchups highlighted by Pittsburgh at Houston and Chicago at Cincinnati among Monday listings. American League standings show Boston leading with 37 wins, New York 32, and Detroit 30, with West divisions including Oakland and Texas. Also notes late results from Friday to Sunday with multiple compact box scores and prep baseball results featuring Marist over Richwoods for the Class AA title in Peoria and Anna over West Frankfort.
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Montreal
San Francisco
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Phiadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
San Diego
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Toronto
West Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Seattle
Oakland
Seafttle
Gura
Baker
Jefferson
Lemanczyk
Sorensen
Augustine
Serum
Hood
Tidrow
Aase
McGregor
Morgan
Eckersley
Abbott
Philadelphia
West San Francisco
Niekro
Car
Racquetball Champions Crowns Open and Class Brackets
In the Airport Racquetball Pepsi Championships open bracket semifinals Doug Cohen of St. Louis defeated Bob Boudet of EIU 21-5 21-11. Consolation winner David Walls beat Joe Simon. Multiple class brackets completed with wins by Boudet Edwards Walls Wright Cardoza Spandit Nicoll Crunk Jorgenson Lipe Palmer Wall Barlow and Boudet etc. all in tight sets through quarterfinals and forfeits.
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Airport
Pepsi Cola
Doug Cohen
St. Louis
Bob Boudet
EIU
David Joyce
Steve Miller
Herrin
Jim Roland
Chicago
John Logan
Marion
Dave Walls
Carbondale
Joe Simon
Terry Harp
Belleville
Jim Edwards
Evansville
Bob Erxteben
Salem
Harry Carcoza
Paducah
Bob Pankey
Brad Dusch
Carterville
Rick Davison
Bob Nicoll
Jonesboro
David Wright
Jack Brian
West Frankfort
Stephen Keith
Clint Darnell
Bart Washington
Aurora
Mike Johann
Harry Cardoza
John Sipe
Cobden
Ed Rohach
Jim Williams
Fred Spandit
Dave England
Mike Gore
Randy Higgins
Keith Moatz
Dan Crunk
Murphysboro
Brad McCoskey
John Jorgenson
Steve Poe
Morris Zwick
David Schumacher
South Holland
John Lipe
Bob Reynolds
Greg Palmer
Charles Reynolds
Mark Wall
Randy Barlow
Golconda
Mike Dolan
Bowling Tuesday Night Men s Handicap League Standings
Off Beats defeated Gustos 146 128 and Cartoon Co 1010 while Fearfull Five and Masonry posted 1010. Hardee s led Bedar s Standard 515 as high team series 2962 by Off Beats. Individual high: K Friess 603 D Rader 589 T Robinson 548 and D Rader 249 in game.
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Cartoon Co
R. W. Robinson
Hardee
Bedar
K. Friess
D. Rader
T. Robinson
Jackson to resign as CCHS athletic director
Carbondale Community High School announces athletic director Larry Jackson, 37, resigning due to workload. He will maintain teaching duties and hopes to return to coaching. His last day is Wednesday, with board action on June 21. He cites health and stress but says the program remains on solid ground.
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Carbondale Community High School
Larry Jackson
Jackson
CCHS
Reid Martin
Carbondale
District 165 Board of Education
Martin
Mardale
Astros Pound Cardinals With Seven-Run Sixth Inning
Houston bashed St. Louis with seven runs in the sixth to power a 12 5 victory. Bob Watson drove in four, including a three run homer, Enos Cabell added his fourth homer and two RBIs, Reggie Baldwin collected two doubles and two RBIs as every Astros starter had a hit. Mark Lemongello improved to 6 6 with victory while Bob Forsch took the loss.
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St. Louis
Bob Watson
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Watson
Enos Cabell
Reggie Baldwin
Astros
Mark Lemongello
Cardinal
Bob Forsch
Houston
Cabell
Forsch
Giacone opens two stroke lead at Jackson C C tourney
Larry Giacone of Benton holds a two stroke lead in the Southern Illinois Golf Association tournament at Jackson Country Club near Murphysboro after a day of low scores. Ideal conditions produced many subpar rounds, with several players posting 68s and 69s in the championship flight and multiple class leaders tied or breaking par. Final 18 holes are set for today with close competition across classes A to D.
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Larry
Giacone
Benton
Southern Illinois Golf Association
Jackson Country Club
Murphysboro
West Frankfort
Bill Blewett
Bob Filberth
Mt. Vernon
Larry Emery
Carterville
Bob Donnewald
Centralia
Bill Maloney
Metropolis
Denny Kortkamp
Dick Kamman
Bill Berst
Kevin Klaine
Carbondale
Harold Finnie
Eldorado
Charles Norris
Dick Friel
Dave Perkins
Schwebel
Jim Raper
Harrisburg
Dale Hicks
du Quoin
Asher Blewett
Les Jones
Ben Gelman
Mike Dingerson
Tom Kelley
Bill Livingston
SIGA disqualifies top score in Southern Illinois golf event
Stew Kirkland, 18, Centralia, led day one with a 65 at Jackson Country Club before officials voided his score for not belonging to a SIGA member club. His home Greenview of Centralia was not a SIGA member. Meadow Woods CC is. Officials canceled the round, dropped him from the field, and refunded the entry.
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Kirkland
Greenview
Centralia
Greenview Club
U.S. 51
LIGA
SIGA
Meadow Woods Country Club
Carello team wins playoff for first in LIGA pro-am
Carello’s squad captured first in the Pro-Am division of the Southern Illinois Golf Association Tournament at Jackson Country Club near Murphysboro after a sudden death playoff Friday. The foursome tied with Jim Kirk of Pershing and Steve Heckel of Carterville at 16 under par. Paul Smith of Du Quoin won low pro honors with 69.
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West Frankfort
Gene
Carello
Southern Illinois Golf Association
Jackson Country Club
Murphysboro
Jim Kirk
Pershing
Steve Heckel
Carterville
Paul Smith
du Quoin
Kirk
Heckel
Jack de Priest
Chuck Steinbach
Bill Livingston
Randy Lewis
C. E Wright
Fred Mckissie
Jackson
Pursie Pipes
Mt. Vernon
Mickey Jackson
Bill Thomas
Jack Connell
Mounds
Ray Burroughs
Murphy Hart
Denny Kortkamp
Cubs acquire Yank Holtzman in trade with Yankees
The Chicago Cubs purchase veteran pitcher Ken Holtzman from the New York Yankees. The deal sends a minor league player to be named later to New York. The transaction occurred Saturday in Anaheim California.
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Anaheim
Calif
New York Yankees
Ken Holtzman
Chicago Cubs
Local addresses listed for reference at courts and towns
A sequence of street addresses and city names appears, including 1001 N Court, 314 E Main, 401 W Main, 738 W Main, 800 N Park, 1109 S 19th, and towns Marion Carbondale Benton Olney Mattoon Mt Carmel Harrisburg. The fragment lacks contextual action or dates to determine a full event.
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N. Court
E. Main
W. Main
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