Celtic Ash Wins Belmont Stakes In Stunning Irish Victory
Celtic Ash ridden by Willie Hartack surged from last to win the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct in 2 29 3 5. Venetian Way finished second with Disperse third as Bally Ache was withdrawn due to a leg injury. The Green Dunes Farm’s colt earned a purse of 96 785, boosting total earnings to 130 065.
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Illinois all star high school game to pit north against south
The 1960 north south Illinois all star basketball game will be played in Urbana Armory on July 16. Top vote getters George Wilson and Jerry Sloan will wear No 1 for the north and south squads respectively. The north features several players 6-5 or taller including 6-11 George Clark and 6-9 Bill Shea with coach Spin Salario directing the north and Barnett Oldfield guiding the south for this revival tied to Champaigns centennial celebration.
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Herrin
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Pinckneyville
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Okanville
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Marshall
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McKendree College
Southern Illinois prepares three AAU junior meets this summer
Edward J. Shea of the Southern Illinois Swimming Committee and SIU notes three AAU Junior Olympics events across West Frankfort Marion and Centralia. The Centralia meet will host teams from five states with an all star squad chosen from Marion results.
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Orioles Win In 10th To Tie AL Lead
The Orioles edged the Kansas City A's 6-5 in 10 innings as Brooks Robinson delivered the winning RBI. Jim Gentile and Ron Hansen sparked a comeback with 41st RBI by Hansen, tying the game and propelling Baltimore to its 66th win and a share of the American League lead with Cleveland.
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Golf Boom Spreads Across Southern Illinois Prep Clubs Add Courses
Southern Illinois sees rapid golf growth with new 18 hole courses planned at SIU and Crab Orchard and upgrades at Anna West Frankfort Carterville and Carbondale. Pro efforts focus on youth with free instruction from club pros as daylight time eases play after work.
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Minoso's carom drives 8-4 Sox split with Red Sox
Minnie Minoso fueled an eight to four Chicago win in the nightcap to split the doubleheader with Boston. The White Sox exploded for seven runs in the third after errors and unearned runs by Boston. Minoso finished with five hits in nine at bats and drove in two.
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Murphysboro Legion Tops Princeton In Indiana Showdown
Murphysboro Junior American Legion Post 127 defeated Princeton Indiana 5 to 1 on Friday. Pitcher Larry Costilow went the distance allowing four hits and one run as Murphysboro built a 5-0 lead before Princeton broke through with a late scoring rally.
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National League Standings and Results Highlight Busy Week
The National League standings show Pittsburgh at 31 19 and Milwaukee at 24 19 with San Francisco 31 21 chasing them. Weekend results include St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6 and Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1, with San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 6 and Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 3.
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Egyptian Cup Sailing Champ Crowned Today
About 40 sailboats and skippers race on Crab Orchard Lake for the Egyptian Cup Regatta final. The three race series wraps with a 10 a.m. start and 3 p.m. trophy presentation. leaders include Dr. Wilson R. Scott and competitors Llover, Brizendine, Walton, Striegel, Brigham, Piers, and Riddel in multiple classes.
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Nashville, Tenn
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Greenville
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Paducah
Craig Riddel
Madsonville
SIU players named to NAIA all star team at Sioux City
Second baseman Richard Jones and outfielder Carrol Bridges of SIU were selected to the NAIA all star baseball team after the eight team tourney in Sioux City Iowa. Jones projected for a pro contract with Cubs Orioles or White Sox interest noted.
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Whitworth Captures NAIA Baseball Title in Rain
Whitworth of Washington State defeated Georgia Southern 4 0 to win the NAIA baseball championship in Sioux City Iowa. Rain and a muddy field halted play for a half hour in the third inning as pitcher Ray Washburn earned his third potential title before the decision was made to rest his arm. Whitworth’s only loss in the double elimination tournament came 12 1 to Georgia Southern in the fourth round Thursday.
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Tennis Meet At Murphysboro Open Doubles Tournament
The Murphysboro Tennis Club hosts an open men s doubles tournament at Murphysboro High School courts starting at 12 30 p m today. Entry is 3 00 per team and losers behind in early rounds keep used tennis balls. Finalists receive trophies. information contact Ted Bradley Murphysboro 1121W.
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Suggs Extends Lead in Woman's Round Robin Golf
Louise Suggs birdied three times and eagled the incoming nine to post 37 33 70 and reach plus 49 after four rounds at Knollwood. Betty Jameson matched with a hole in one at the eighth, her first ace in 20 years, while Suggs widened her lead in Elmsford New York.
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