Salukis rally past Oklahoma State to reach finals
Southern Illinois University fans celebrate as SIU beats Oklahoma State 7 1 to reach the college world series final four after a five run third inning. Mike Rogodzinski tied the season homer record with a 390 foot shot in the first and Don Kirkland, Barry O Sullivan contributed key hits in the rally. Dick Manchester’s earlier misplay is credited by coach Susce as the turning moment that kept SIU alive on the bus ride home.
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Susce leads Salukis past Cowboys in regional clash
SIU pushed Destry Brumfield and Rogodzinski paced a six run first inning as the Salukis beat Dallas Cowboys 12 to 3. O'Sullivan notched three hits to raise his season total and Susce earned his 12th win as SIU prepares for St Johns and USC in the regionals.
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Salukis Hold Edge in NCAA Tourney Quest
Southern Illinois University baseball teams looks to stay alive in the Omaha NCAA tourney as pitcher Howard Nickason returns to a rested mound in a 5:30 p.m. clash with St. John’s. SIU trails North Carolina and Southern Cal, with elimination possible after today’s results.
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Two Legion divisions reshuffle after two weeks in 25th District
Standings show Carbondale leading with 401.009 points and a split between teams such as Du Quoin West Frankfort Steeleville Johnston City Murphysboro Marion Benton Sesser with game notes for Friday Saturday and Sunday matchups. Danny Seibert of Carbondale notes Hawaii born Mike Lum of the Atlanta Braves as a rare major leaguer from Hawaii.
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Warm Spring Weather Sparks Active Fishing in Southern Illinois
The week brought strong fishing action at Crab Orchard Lake with channel cats on the rise and crappie feeding. Lawrence Maddox of Herrin landed a five to six pound blue cat with help from his wife, while Nick Masters, Ned Trovillion of Carbondale and others reported solid bass catches. Chicago Sox trade Leon Wagner from Cleveland to boost offense, sending Russ Snyder to Indians. Wagner hits .184 with six RBIs, Snyder .134.
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Schaal suffers head injury from beaning in Boston game
Angels third baseman Paul Schaal was hit in the head by a pitch from Jose Santiago in the fourth inning of a Red Sox game. He was hospitalized with a hairline skull fracture and placed on the disabled list after being carried off on a stretcher. Schaal remained conscious and was taken to Santa Maria Hospital in Cambridge.
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Saluki stock rises as SIU clashes with USC in World Series
Omaha AP report notes Southern Illinois as USC’s top threat in the College Baseball World Series. SIU's Lutz cites three draftees plus rested ace Howard Nickason, with younger players hitting. SIU beat Oklahoma State 7-1. USC beat St. John’s 7-6.
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