Salukis eliminated as Ole Miss routs 8 1 in tourney
Ole Miss beat Southern Illinois 8 1 in a college World Series game. Ned Adams, nursing a back, started in right field after a trainer OK, driving in two runs with a two run single. Bob Blakley homered for SIU, but the Salukis were limited to 10 hits and dropped to 36 9 on the season.
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Jackie Ickx
Belgium
Paris
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Salukis suffer tourney losses hunger blamed by Lutz
Southern Illinois University Salukis were unable to execute their game plan in two College World Series starts in Omaha. Coach Joe Lutz criticized hitters for swinging at bad pitches and failing to get base runners, as Massachussetts and Mississippi pitchers racked up strikeouts. Ter ry Brumfield and Bill Stein led the Salukis with multi-hit efforts, while Bond and Rogodzinski struggled in the lineup. Lutz compared the defeat to a prior Ball State setback and blamed the team's lack of hunger and smart plate discipline for going home.
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Carbondale
Terry Brumfield
Jerry Bond
Mike Rogodzinski
Bond
Rogodzinski
SIU
Joe Lutz
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Lutz
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Indianans
Rantoul Coaches Resign Positions
Rantoul Township High School track and cross country coach Bill Walsh and assistant football coach Dale Cristensen resigned Monday Walsh cited a physical disability for stepping away while Cristensen left to become freshman football coach at Libertyville Tl
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Rantoul Township High School
Dale Cristensen
Walsh
Christensen
Libertyville
Westerhouse signs with Braves in prep player draft haul
Westerhouse, a prep pitcher for Duff Quoin's sectional champs, signs with the Atlanta Braves and heads to Twin Falls Idaho for a Class A assignment. He becomes the first Indian to profit from scouts following Dony Stanhouse, who remains unsigned by Oakland.
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Duff Quoin
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Stanhouse
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Shreveport
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Devatur
du Quein
Paul Davis
Chuck
Massachussetts
Mallory Company
Carbondale 1 0 Victory Over Dongola In Legion Battle
Carbondale edges Dongola 1 0 as Larry Eastwood drives in the lone run after a walk and hits. Bob Striegel allowed three hits and seven strikeouts through four legs to seal the win over Stan Kerry. Carbondale advances to play Benton at 7 30 p m at Williams Field.
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Dongola
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Bob Striegel
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Kerry
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John Cherry
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Chandler
Tommy
Hurricane” Sims
Dallas
Braves bench shines as Atlanta tops Cubs in twilight doubleheader
Braves win 2 of 2 as Harris rests Aaron Cepeda and Alou while Lou S parem and Cepeda sit. Gonzalez drives in three, Niekro earns 11th win. Carty and Tommie Aaron homer, Van Kelly debuts with Dodgers. Cincinnati edges SF in 13, Mets/Phillies idle.
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