Carterville High names dual head coaches for next year
Carterville High School announces Harry Banycky will be athletic director and head football coach while John Cherry becomes head basketball coach, with each to assist the other in major sports. Former coach Tom Peeler moves to Johnston City.
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Harry Banycky
John Cherry
Carterville High
Nhxt
Kenneth Rushing
Banycky
Rushing
West Frankfort
Carterville
Tom Peeler
Johnston City
Cherry
Vienna
SIU
Galatia
Bill Blewer
Elbert Smith
Jack Archer
Peeler
Itchy Jones to take summer coaching job at Bloomington
Richard Itchy Jones SIU's top player of 1957 will depart Sunday for a Bloomington recreation program. He will work with youngsters and play baseball three days weekly.
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Richard
Itchy’’ Jones
SIU
Bloomington
Wheel flies into Carbondale grandstand during race
A wheel separated from Dick Poe's Marion car at Carbondale Speedway and bounded into the grandstand, narrowly missing spectators including Mrs. Dick Poe as race results list Bain Schoolcraft and others across heats and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Poe
Marion
Carbondale Speedway
Poe
Art Schoolcraft
Floyd Williams
Bill Corzine
Bob Bain
Bud Austin
Ed Betts
Frank Crowe
C. B. Yeakley
Willard Mendenhall
Bain
Corzine
Crowe
Austin
Williams
Schoolcraft
Tempers Fly In Majors Amid Pennant Pushes and Brawls
The Braves rallied to lead the NL with an 8-5 win over the Dodgers as Pirates swept Cincinnati 3-2 boosting Pittsburgh to third place. Phillies moved into second, St Louis dropped to fifth after an 8-1 loss. In the AL Williams hit three homers in Boston 9-3 win over Cleveland. Yankees edged Chicago White Sox 4-3. Detroit beat Baltimore 2-1. Kansas City topped Washington 6-2. Giants beat Cubs 7-4.
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Associated Press
Ant Braves
Haney
Sprites Dunaien
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburg
Pirates
Bobby Bran
Andred Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Billy Bruton
Don Drysdale
Milwaukee
Johnny Liew
Drysdale
Logan
Demaret Leads Open After Fast Start In Rain Delayed Round
Jimmy Demaret shot a 68 to lead the Open after the first round as weather halted play. Ben Hogan withdrew with a back ailment, leaving Demaret with a one stroke edge over a crowded leaderboard of 15 late starters awaiting Friday morning completion.
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Toledo
Ohio
Inverness
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Jimmy
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Anthony to Fight Durelle While Waiting for Moore
Anthony, ranked No. 1, faces Yvon Durelle in a 10 round bout at Olympia Stadium Detroit on NBC TV at 9 p.m. The New Yorker, 22, risks his top status while awaiting Archie Moore to agree to defend the light heavyweight crown. He aims to stay active for a $4,000 guarantee.
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Gary Geiger
Cardinal
Rochester
Detroit
Tony Anthony
Archie Moore
Yvon Durelle
Anthony
Olympia Stadium
Play Sunday as Murphysboro Meets Carbondale at SIU Diamond
Murphysboro travels to SIU diamond Sunday at 2 PM to face Carbondale in a Coal Belt Teenage League game. Carbondale carries a 2 1 record after holding opponents to one run in three games.
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Murphysboro
Carbondale
SIU
Eagles Win 9-1 Over Redmen in Herrin
The Herrin Eagles defeated the Herrin Redmen 9 to 1 on Sunday at Herrin. The win showcased strong offense and solid pitching throughout the game.
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Herrin Eagles
Herrin Redmen
Herrin
Bluegills Bite At Murphysboro Lake
Lake Murphysboro hosts a lively second week of June as bluegill fishing thrives with worms and roaches. Two Murphysboro men boated about 14 pounds of fish, a lake record. Bass catches appear, with several six pounders reported among Carbondale and West Frankfort anglers.
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Southern Illinois University Cooperative Fisheries Research Laboratory
Illinois Conservation Department
Lake Murphysboro
Murphysboro
Horseshoe Lake
Little Grassy Lake
W. V. Bloodworth
Carbondale
Bob Nickolaus
Irving Peithmann
Bill Moore
Bud Miller
East St. Louis
Tom Treb
Wood River
Lewis Barnard
Ralph Downard
West Frankfort
Paul Ellis
Jack Mill Mitchell
Marion
George Rose
Benton
A. C. Reagan
Ellis
Monroe
Crab Orchard Lake
Big Lake
Bob Cohlmeyer
Eldorado
Mos Bait Company
Sahara ‘Lake
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League and American League standings show Chicago New York leads with 30 22 records while Detroit Cleveland and Boston trail. Yesterday's scores include New York 7 Chicago 4 and Detroit 2 Baltimore 1 with other results: Milwaukee 8 Brooklyn 5 and Philadelphia 8 St Louis 1. Today schedules feature cross league matchups among Cincinnati New York Milwaukee Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh Washington Chicago Boston Detroit Baltimore Cleveland.
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G.B
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston A. Af
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Boston
L. Pe. G.G
Kagu
Harridge Fines Five For Yanks Sox Free For All
AL President Will Harridge fined five players a total of 650 for a mass fight between the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox. Doby Dropo Martin Slaughter received 150 and 100 dollar bans. Whitey Ford was banished for riding the umpire as the melee lasted 28 minutes.
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American League
Willy Harridge
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Larry Doby
White Sox
Billy Martin
Enos Slaughter
Yankees
Dropo
Doby
Martin
Slaughter
Whitey Ford
Yanco
John Stevens
Baseball Brawl Erupts Between White Sox and Yankees
Will Harridge, AL president, planned to announce verdict after yesterday’s free-for-all. A wild pitch sparked a brawl as Art Ditmar and Larry Doby exchanged punches, followed by Skowron pulling Doby down and Dropo clashing with Slaughter amid furious actions by both clubs.
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Duster
Ike Boone
Tigers
Yankee
Tom Sturdivant
Boone
Larry Doby
White Sox
Art Ditmar
Yankees
Dan Daniel
New York Yankee
Branch Rickey
Chicago
Will Harridge
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Harridge
Sox
New York
Ditmar
Elston Howard
Doby
Bill Skowron
Walt Dropo
Skowron
Enos Slaughter
Dropo
Slaughter
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