Pipes claims sixth Jackson golf championship in sudden death
Pursie Pipes of Mt. Vernon captured his sixth Jackson Invitational title after a sudden death playoff with Billie Ray Craig of Pinckneyville. Craig shot 68 in windy rain, then hit out of bounds on the playoff hole, allowing Pipes to win with a par. Craig tied 140 with Pipes after a 72 Saturday, as Jackson Country Club greens challenged players.
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Mt. Vernon
Jackson
Jackson Country Club
Craig
Pipes
Billie Ray Craig
John Ellis
Tony Stevens
Richard Trampe
Randy Lewis Sr
Joan Basso
D.W. Davis
Bill Koeneman
Kevin Klaine
Jim Brown
Don Bixby
John White
Terry Rohlfing
Chaaries Norris
Jim Kurtzeborn
Don Presley
Dennis Kortkhamp
Butch Stiegman
Wait Siemsglusz Jr
Craig Kennedy
Mark Faulkner
Calvin McDaniel
Joey Morris
Tom Kelly
Oscar McClerland
Kraig Anthony
Shaun Winter
Pate Blewett
John Phelps
Jim Browner
Stan King
Gary Atkins
Jay Venable
Larry Sims
Dick Kamman
Jan
Baseball scoreboard highlights from Sunday games
Seattle at Toronto Lemanczyk and Abbott lead early. Milwaukee and Chicago trades feature multiple runs and home runs. Details cover White Sox Brewers and Cubs Dodgers clashes, plus American Legion and coal league scores.
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Pinckneyville Celtics stumble in tournament finals
In the Pinckneyville Softball tournament Green's IGA defeated Pinckneyville Celtics 4-3 in 9 innings and again 5-3 in a later third place matchup. Other results include Elkville Bedar Oi! 11 Mounds 4 and Vienna Correctional Center 12 Carbonate 11. Remaining games note Bush Construction versus Mounds and Pinckneyville Provart versus Elkville Bedar Oil heading into evening play.
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Zeigter
Fairview Heights
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DeSoto Homecoming
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St. Jonesboro
Whitehorse Inn
Carterville Stars
Bush Construction
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Carbonate
NAPA
Pinckneyville Provart
Elkville
Bedar Oil
Atlanta Golf Classic Final Scores Top Money Winners
Final scores and top ten money winners from the $300,000 Atlanta Golf Classic at Atlanta Country Club. Notable finishers include Andy Bean earning $54,000 with 265 total, Joe Inman $32,400 at 273, and David Graham $17,400 at 276.
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Atlanta Country Club
Andy Bean
Joe Inman
David Graham
Grier Jones
Fuzzy Zoeller
Wally Armstrng
Doug Tewele
Hubert Green
Jack Renner
Curtis Strange
Bob Murphy
Ec Dougherty
Barry Jaeckel
Bowling Wednesday Night Mixed League Standings at Fairview Lanes
Hats & Colds 106, OutLaws 9, King Trucking 9, Turkey Shooters 8, Kitty Hawks 8, Hens & Chicks 8, Misfits 8, Spoilers 7, 82 Bombers ?, Unknowns 5 2. Team high series Turkey Shooters 264 and team high game Spoilers 926. Individual high series Bob Bytnar 614 and high game 259.
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Fairview Lanes
OutLaws
King Trucking
Turkey Shooters
Kitty Hawks
Hens & Chicks
Misfits
Bombers
Bob Bytnar
Sailing At Crab Orchard Lake Egyptian Cup Regatta
Regatta results list winners in multiple classes at Crab Orchard Lake Egyptian Cup. Hobie 18 led by Grant Hicks and Gordon Isco with Ed Workman third. Hobie 16 won by Joan Grosskopf followed by Clyde Swanson and Dick Wallace. C-Scow top trio Dick Prather Bill Hayes Ladd Cameron. Flying Scott victors Jerry Hartman Leon Striegel Paul Mooke with Gene Hamion and Dottie Vogler close. Rebel class won by John Grosskopf Johan Obis.
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Hobie
Dick Prather
Bill Hayes
Ladd Cameron
Flying Scott
Jerry Hartman
Leon Striegel
Paul Mooke
John Grosskopf
Johan Obis
Joan Grosskopft
Monday Night Baseball Houston at Philadelphia
Television listing notes Monday 7:00 p.m. baseball coverage featuring Houston at Philadelphia with chapters 2 and 3.
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Houston
Philadelphia
Walker-Newbold win Bass N Gals Heris bass tourney
Art Reid reports Walker and Newbold from Marion and Herrin won the Lake Kinkaid Bass N Gals event with 10 pounds 3 ounces. The tie favored Newbold’s 3 pound 14 ounce bass as the largest so no cash purse was awarded. 100 percent of entry money goes to the National Bass Research Foundation.
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Southern Illinoisan
Jean Walker
Marion
Tobe Newbold
Herrin
Lake Kinkaid
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Southern Illinois
National Bass N’ Gals
National Bass Research Foundation
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Newbold
Sharon
Elmer Brandhorst
Vergennes
Lunker Ladies Organization
Claudette and
Ford
Harris
Becky
John Mitchell
Carterville
Stormy
John Robertson
DeSoto
Debbie Hooper
Freeman Spur
Steve Harpstripe
Barbara
Bob McChristian
Sandra
Jim Bloom
Carbondale
Richard Baker
Lunker
Sharon Baker
Heris
Bass Research Foundation
SI Merchants win Harrisburg Tournament championship
The Southern Illinois Merchants slow pitch softball team captured the Harrisburg Tournament title by beating host Harrisburg Merchants 10-3 and 15-5. They also defeated Eldorado Merchants 25-5, Marion Harley Davidson 18-6, and Metropolis 10-1, totaling 78 tournament runs. Lindy Manuel earned MVP honors with a .600 bat average, while Jerry Henry led with 13 hits in 16 at bats and five homers.
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Ilinois Merchants
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Merchants
SI Merchants
Eldorado Merchants
Marion Harley Davidson
Metropolis
SS Merchants
Lindy Manuel
Manuel
Jerry Henry
Rend Lake Bank claims slow-pitch softball title
Rend Lake Bank defeated Zeigler JC 15-3 after Zeigler won the opener 19-14 to force the final. Dan Wheeler of Rend Lake Bank earned MVP with a .600 average, two homers, and a 3-for-3 in the final. the team allowed 6.8 runs per game. Zeigler JC’s Terry Truste led hitters at 20-for-25. Roger McGovern of S&W Motors won the home run derby with five rounds.
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Coello
Zeigler JC
Zeigier JC
S&w Motors
Waltonville
Valier
Herrin KC
Zeigler
Dan
Chico
Wheeler
Terry Truste
Roger McGovern
Newman earns surprising second at Le Mans sprint
Actor Paul Newman, among racing's oldest rookies, finishes second at the Le Mans 24 hour road race in a Porsche 935 turbo. He shares driving with Dick Barbour and Rolf Stommelen, narrowly missing the victory by the Whittington brothers Don and Bill.
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le Mans
France
Paul Newman
Newman
Dick Barbour
San Diego
Rolf Stommelen
Don
Bill Whittington
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Klaus Ludwig
Don Whittington
Collinsville Man Wins Pro and Pro-Am at 1 57 Dragstrip
Gary Duckworth of Collinsville won the $700 Super Pro at 1 57 Dragstrip near Benton defeating Daryl Cooper of Cape Girardeau. Vickie Podschweit of West Frankfort won the Pro event over Mark Sailly. Adrian Sinks of Ridgway placed third in Pro with Mickey Turner of West Frankfort fourth. Tim Weathers of Benton won the motorcycle eliminator, Richard Yarian of Oroville topped trophy eliminator, with Don Keene of Pinckneyville second. Racing resumes Saturday with Pro eliminations at 8 30 p.m.
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Collinsville
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Daryl Cooper
Cape Girardeau
Richard Puckett
Fairview Heights
Salem
Tony Dondera
Vickie Podschweit
West Frankfort
Mark Sailly
Adrian Sinks
Ridgway
Mickey Turner
Tim Weathers
Richard van Natta
Herrin
Tony Randolph
Metropolis
Mike Starling
Murphysboro
Richard Yarian
Oroville
Don Keene
Pinckneyville
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