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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1954

Page

11

Thompson Collects $100 For Homer

Thompson collects a $100 payoff for a homer. Standings show New York 5, Cincinnati 3 and Milwaukee 7, Brooklyn 6 with several games on today and tomorrow including Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Detroit and more.

Thompson Homer New York Cincinnati Milwaukee Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland Baltimore Pittsburgh

Trico League Officials Plan Evening Meeting

Trico Teen-Age Baseball League officers will meet at 8 p.m. tonight at Murphysboro home of President W. T. Koenigsmark. They will discuss the Little World Series between Trico and Coal Belt champions and address cross-league player transfers.

Trico W. T. Koenigsmark Murphysboro Coal Belt Herrin Koenigsmark George Berg du Quoin

Olson Stops Turner In 8th

Middleweight champion Carl Olson knocked out Jesse Turner of St Louis in the eighth round of a non-title bout at Honolulu Stadium. Turner was cut and bleeding with no knockdowns as the fight ended 1:09 into the eighth. Olson weighed 167 pounds to Turner's 161 in a one-sided stoppage after Turner faded from round six onward.

Honolulu Carl Bobo Olson Jesse Turner St. Louis Turner

New Coach Named for Hurst Bush Hammers Nordberg

Jerry Nordberg a 1953 SIU graduate and former Sparta High athlete is appointed head coach at Hurst Bush High School succeeding Bob Smith who left to coach at Murphysboro. Nordberg 24, married to Jean Thompson of Thomasville, coached Carlyle last year with an 11 of 21 record.

Jerry Nordberg Sparta Hurst- Bush Nordberg Southern Illinois University Carlyle Bob Smith Hurst Bush Murphysboro St. Louis Navy Southern Illinois Jean Hammet Thompsonville

Tunnicliff Named Athletic Director and Coach at Libertyville

Bob Tunnicliff is appointed athletic director and head football coach at Libertyville High School succeeding Harvey Sanders. He will also assist with basketball and baseball, after earlier roles at Evergreen High, Wethersfield High and Savanna, where his football and basketball teams posted strong records and a 1953 regional basketball title.

Bob Tunnicliff Libertyville High School Harvey Sanders Marion Southern Tunnicliff New Evergreen High School Chicago Northwestern Wethersfield High School Kewanee Savanna Ducks

Trading deadline passes as Redlegs purchase Drews

The 1966 trading deadline passed with only one deal, pitcher Karl Drews sold by the Philadelphia Phillies to the Cincinnati Reds for cash. After midnight no player may be traded or sold until all clubs have waivers at ten thousand dollars.

New York Karl Drews Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds

Frigidairians edge City National Bank in Khoury League clash

Ronnie Casleton starred for Frigidairians Junior 4, pitching and hitting four for four with a home run, as they beat City National Bank Junior 1 9 to 8. Junior 4 scored twice in the sixth to seize the lead and shut out Junior 1 in the seventh. Bantam 4 defeated Ed's Sport Shop Bantam 1 by 8 to 3 at Longfellow. Cardwell Motors Bantam 4 built a six-run third frame to secure the Bantam division win.

Ronnie Casleton Frigidairians Junior 4 City National Bank Riverside Park Longfellow Cardwell Motors Bantam Sport Shop Bantam Carleton Junior

White Sox sign 6-7 first baseman from Western Michigan

The Chicago White Sox signed 6 foot 7 inch first baseman Ronald Jackson from Western Michigan College to a bonus contract. Jackson, pursued by eight other clubs, played against the Philadelphia Athletics Tuesday night and resides in Kalamazoo Michigan.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Ronald Jackson Western Michigan College Jackson Philadelphia Athletics Kalamazoo Mich

Tough double win at NCAA golf championships noted

Kansas City AP reports that only one golfer has won the national individual title in the same year as medalist honors. Earl Stewart of LSU was medalist in 1941 and later won the NCAA title. Bob Harris of San Jose State won medalist honors in 1947 and the title the next year.

NCAA Louisiana State Earl Stewart Bob Harris San Jose State

Ramsey Signs 1954 Contract with Hamilton Tigercats

Ray Ramsey a 31 year old end who left the Chicago Cardinals has joined the Hamilton Tigercats of Ontario under a 1954 deal. Ramsey starred for Chicago last four seasons and played college football at Bradley.

Chicago Ray Ramsey Chicago Cardinals Hamilton Tigercats Ramsey Bradley

Barons use odd-size battery with Freeman on mound

The Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association deploy an unusual battery as Mark Freeman, a 6 foot 6 pitcher, teams with 5 foot 8 catcher Jack Urban.

Birmingham Barons Southern Assn Mark Freeman Jack Urban

World heavyweight title fights by date and holiday

The record lists six world heavyweight championship bouts on the Fourth of July weekend with two additional fights staged on St Patrick’s Day, reflecting a pattern of major title defenses aligned with holidays.

St. Patrick

Michigan football attendance slides from peak 1949

Attendance at Michigan home games has fallen since 1949 when 563,363 watched six games, dropping to 368,128. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan faces trouble with only two returning starters from last season the halfback Tony Branoff and quarterback Lou Baldacci.

University of Michigan Michigan Bennie Oosterbaan Tony Branoff Lou Baldacci

Bank of Herrin Wins No 3 Bank clinches third straight win

The Bank of Herrin Little League champions won their third game in as many starts Tuesday night defeating Zwicks 11 to 5. Pitcher Carnage recovered after a five run first inning to blank the Josers the rest of the game. Hitting star D Woodis homered and added a single. The standings show Bank atop the early slate.

Vic Raschi Philadelphia Cardinals Granny Hamner Rip Repulski Cleveland al Rosen Washington Athletics Bob Keegan Keegan Bill Wilson White Sox Bill Renna Don Johnson Jim Finigan Yankees Baltimore Joe Collins Orioles Allie Reynolds Johnny Sain Red Sox Steve Gromek Bank of Herrin Zwicks Carnage Bank Josers D. Woodis The

Will Cubs threaten Ruth era home run record this year

Open Forum examines if the Cubs can match or exceed the 1947 Giants total of 221 homers and approach Babe Ruth’s 60 in 1927. It notes the 1920 season’s 115 homers by the Yankees, the lively ball era, and how Ruth’s shift from pitcher to outfielder helped spark the modern home run. It cautions that several Cubs would need a surge from multiple hitters to rival the record and that late-season hot streaks have carried Ruth past his own mark.

Cubs Stan Musial Hank Sauer Willie Mays Babe Ruth Ruth Boston Red Sox Harry Frazee Jake Ruppert Tillinghast Huston Yanks Carl Mays Red Sox Ed Barrow Yankees Spalding Reach Frazee Ruppert Nationals Senators White Sox Giants Dodgers Mize Marshall Cooner Thompson Rigner Eodan Lohrke Kerr Hartung Rhawn Kiner Sauer Jackson Fondy Serena Garagiola McCullough Miksis Baumholtz Baker Talbot Banks

Cubs Pioneer Pop Anson Hits Three Home Runs in 1884

The first major league player to homer three times in a single game was Adrian C. Pop Anson of the Chicago Cubs in 1884.

Adrian C Pop) Anson Chicago Cubs

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