Carterville golfer fires 63 in SIGA Eldorado tourney
Bill Johnson of Carterville shot a record 63 to lead the Southern Illinois Golf Association championship at Saline County Country Club Eldorado. Johnson had five-under front nine and seven birdies with two bogeys to post the best sub-par score in SIGA history. Nearby contenders included Steve Heckel and John Bartolette posting 66s, with scoring continuing through 18 holes as storms interrupted play.
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Jonson
Saline County Country Club
Feles
Tion
Steve Heckel
Carterville
John Bartolette
Benton
Pursie Pipes
Mt. Vernon
Charles Alexander
Hertin
Terry Rohlfing
Sparta
John White
Crab Orchard
Charles Elder
Red Eldredge
Gary Large
Joe Lasgenfeld
Centralia Greenview
Stanley Ewan
Charles Black
Arthur Heinz
Ron McRoy
Ken Penne
Dewey Barton
Glenn Simpson
Eldorado
Ned Tyler
Carterville wins Pappy at Southern Illinois Pro Am tourney
Carterville led by Roy and Jerry Glenn and team mates Heckel Noakes captured top honors at the SIGA Pro Am at Saline County Golf and Country Club. Pro Gene Carello starred with seven team appearances as 17 teams competed and high scores ranged to 67 with several birdie on back nine.
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Pappy
Glenn
Southern Illinois Golf Association
Carterville
Roy
Jerry Glenn
Ste @ Heckel
Phil Noakes
Saline County Golf and Country Club
Gelin
SIGA
Gene Carillo
West Frankfort
Bill Halter
Anna
Jackson
Gietin and Company
Jackson Country Club
Bob Williams
Sajine County
Union County Country Club
Halter
Boz Adams
Ron Zeigler
Pete Gardner
LIGA
Gene Carelig
Cards swap Ribant for Monteagudo in Reds deal
St Louis trades pitcher Dennis Ribant to Indianapolis of Cincinnati Reds organization for righty Ariel Monteagudo. Garland Collins signs with Cardinals. Ribant from Tulsa June 3 appearance gave up four hits two runs in 1 14 innings. Monteagudo, 22, to Tulsa. Cains to Arkansas. Dave Justis to rejoin after injury. Kelso tops Aqueduct for money wins in 27 races.
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St. Louis Cardina
Dennis Ribant
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Reds
Aizrelio Monteagudo
Bing Devine
Cardinals
Garrett Collins
East Alton
Tll
Rivens
Tulsa
Ribant
Redbirds
Monteagude
Cains
Arkansas
Southern Illinois
Ersity Edwardsville
Ovine
Dave Justi
Arizona State Leads 1959 All American Baseball Team
Arizona State places Paul Ray Powell and Larry Gura on the 1959 All American first team. Powell batted .365 with 69 RBIs in 58 games. Gura posted a 17-1 record with a 1.03 ERA. Other first-team selections include Les Rogers of Tulsa, Bil Stein of Southern Winne, Burt Hooton of Texas, Mike Walseth of Minnesota, Dick Gold of Florida State, A Pyle, Helder, and Bob Williams.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona State
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Sun Devils
Paul Ray Powell
Larry Gura
Powell
Gua
Les Rogers
Tulsa
Bil
Stein
Cardinals
Bond
Cleveland Indians
Liu
Paul Powell
Florida State
Rick Gold
Minnesota
Mike Walseth
Washington State
Bob Williams
Bob Long
Lutz Named Best Coach in District
LIU's Joe Lutz earned district 4 Coach of the Year in Omaha for 1969, earning national coach of the year eligibility after leading SIU to two College World Series appearances. The article lists other district coaches whose teams also compete in the College World Series, including UCLA and Texas.
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Omaha
Neb
LIU
Joe Lutz
Lute
Lutz
SIU
Saluki
Southern
Dick Bergquist
Massachusetts
Lawrence Geraciali
New York University
Tom Swarce
University of Mississippi
Gene Shell
Tulsa University
Cliff Gustafson
University of Texas
Bobby Winkles
Arizona State University
Arthur Reiche
UCLA
Barber Leads Open with Three-Stroke Edge Over Moody
Miller Barber, 37, surged to a three stroke lead at the 69th U S Open after a 68 in the third round at Cypress Creek. Orville Moody remained 209, Arnold Palmer battled to 212, Jack Nicklaus stood at 216 as Deane Beman carded 210 and Bobby Payne posted 145 to clinch remaining tour status.
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Houston
Miller Barber
Mr. X
Orville Moody
Barber
Cypress Creek
Moody
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gome
Jack Nicklaus
Big Jaek
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Salukis Are Shut Out By Massachusetts In CWS Opener
Massachusetts pitcher John Kitchen a no hitter through eight and two thirds, guiding the Red Sox to a 2-0 victory over SIU in the College World Series opener. Tom Semino and a late insurance run by Massachussetts provided all offense, Saluki hitters were held to three hits as Paetahold took the loss.
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Steins
Kitchen
Sparta
Jerry Paetzhald
Bob Ash
Saluki
SIL Bats
Bob Hansen
Tony Chippani
Tom Semino
Ash
Siu
Joe Lutz
Lutz
Arizona State
Texas
North Carolina State
SIU shortstop Bill Stein named to college stars
SIU's Bill Stein earned NCAA All American first team honors becoming the Salukis first to achieve the designation. teammate Jerry Bond joined on the third team as Stein nears the College World Series opener with a .393 average and Bond at .323.
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Larry Odell
Omaha
Neb
SIU
Bill Stein
Cocos
Fla
Jerry Bond
Stein
Payan Massachusetts
Bond
Waukeegan
Fang
Massachusetts
Brevard Junior College
Coega
Saluki
Joe Lulz
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