Major League baseball scores from Tuesday games
Kansas City split with Chicago in a two game set with 11 innings and 14 runs home runs by Hurdle Soderholm Washington Lemon and others. St Louis beat Cincinnati 9 2 on Hernandez homer. Chicago swept Houston 14 6 with Soderholm homering twice. Minor leagues and American Legion results follow with multiple games and home runs by Blaylock Cripps Vandercar Flamm and others.
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Koeneman Golf Tournament Scores And Standings At Chester Club
In the Koeneman Insurance Tournament at Chester Country Club top scores included 148 for Steve Hancock and Billie Ray Craig. Class A saw 160 to 175 with Jay Batson and Don Curlee leading groups. Class B and C listed numerous paired teams with scores from 164 to 194, featuring many Koeneman family members and local rivals.
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Koeneman Insurance
Chester Country Club
Steve Hancock
Billie Ray Craig
Marty Kelly
Bill Koeneman
Larry Emery
Rich Jarrett
Dave Perkins
Jim Qualls
Don Bixby
Tony Stevens
Jan Jansco
Denny Kortkamp
Wayne Ortmann
Marsh Sheffer
Marty Jacobus
Bob Williams
Jerry Ko
Steve Carron
Bill Baynes
Jim Whittenberg
al McGuire
Floyd Higgerson
Todd Goetting
Bill Ragland
Casey Arcynski
Charles Helleny
Lew Wahl
Jack Impey
Terry Hutson
Bud Geiger
Jim Starr
Rex Barker
Dave Mueller
Carlo Goetting
Ken Kohrs
Ben Deutschmann
Jon Niblock
Clint Tabor
Tom Tindall
Dale Sinn
Pat Knowles
Rick Cash
William Quick
Jim Batson
Mike Russell
Ken Lutz
George McArdle
William McLaughlin
George McVicar
George Jenkins
Mark Bond
Ervin Schueren
David Davis
Byron Wente
Paul Lee
John Koob
Jim Jones
Gary Johnson
Pete Rau
Ed Miller
Don Koeneman
Paul Smith
Bill Knowles
Glen Meyer
Bruce Gall
Greg Koeneman
John Dandridge
Bill Schubert
Sailing results from Crab Orchard Lake Spring Series race No. 7
Listing of top finishers by class at Crab Orchard Lake Sailing Club Spring Series race No 7 with results in Hobie Cat 18 1 and 16 1 entries. Carbondale Harrisburg Belleville and other locals vie for top spots with multiple crews named and city ties.
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Carbondale
Barb Clutts
Chuck Daugherty
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Flying Scott
Leon Streigal
Chuck Ashby
Don Shoemaker
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Rebels
Jim Etherton
Belleville
John Miller
Herrin
Ed Vogler
Jim Hamlow
Steve Karstrand
Art Haggerty
Roland Hawkes
Stan Dekiel
Bowling for Dollars leads TV sports schedule
TV Sports Today lists 6 30 channel 2 bowling for dollars and 7 00 channels 2 and 3 baseball featuring the Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh.
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
World Cup drama tests stamina in South American round
In Buenos Aires and Rosario, teams from Holland Italy Brazil and Argentina push through a grueling World Cup schedule. A 0-0 draw between Argentina and Brazil underscores defensive mastery as Group A leaders Hague Italy and Group B rivals jostle for final placement. Arie Haan's 35 meter shot broke Sepp Maier's 475 minute clean sheet run, highlighting standout performances by Haan Rossi and Szarmach as the Cup tightens toward a River Plate final.
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Argentina
Holland
Italy
Brazil
Rosario
River Plate
Johnny Rep
Paolo Rossi
Dirceu
Mario Kempes
Peru
Poland
West Germany
Arie Haan
Sepp Maier
Maier
England
Gordon Banks
Haan, Rossi
Andrzej Szarmach
Yarborough Wins 400-Mile Michigan Stock Car Race
Cale Yarborough chased down the leaders after a late tire change and a single caution, then surged to victory over David Pearson by more than 13 seconds at Michigan International Speedway. Benny Parsons took third as Pearson challenged until the final laps.
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Cambridge Junction
Mich
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
David Pearson
Michigan International Speedway
Oldsmobile
Pearson
Benny Parsons
Dave Marcis
Parsons
Hall wins longest jump at Little Egypt Open water ski meet
Curt Hall of Mt. Zion earned the top spot in the men's 18-24 division with a 132 foot jump at the seventh annual Little Egypt Open at Du Quoin State Fairgrounds. Read on for results from area winners including Pearce and Osman in women’s events and a slate of junior and novice achievements across men and women in jumps, slalom, and tricks.
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Curt Hall
Mt. Zion
Little Egypt
Charlotte Pearce
Carterville
Patricia Osman
Dongola
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Perace
Osman
Connors extends winning streak to 36 sets at Wimbledon
Jimmy Connors dominated Raul Ramirez of Mexico 6-3 6-1 6-2 to push his string of consecutive winning sets to 36. He arrived in England for Beckenham after illness and won $19,000 in the John Player tourney, ahead of Wimbledon near London which starts next week. Connors last claimed the men’s singles title in 1975.
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Birmingham
England
Jimmy Connors
Wimbledon
Connors
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Beckenham
London
Wickersham wins John A. Logan tennis title again
Carterville’s Bill Wickersham captured the John A. Logan Tennis Tournament championship for the third time in six years by defeating Phil Trapani of Johnston City 6-0 6-2 on Sunday at John A. Logan College. Herrin duo Danny Josten and Bill Childers won the men’s doubles 6-4 6-2 over Chuck Hammonds of Christopher and Mike Eckols of Herrin. Over 35 champion Ron Case of Goreville beat Gary Pulley of Marion 3-6 6-3 6-4. Mixed doubles went to Paul and Chris Sinatra of Carbondale who defeated Jim Berezow and Jane Hamilton of Murphysboro 6-3 6-1.
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Bill Wickersham
Carterville
John A. Logan
Phil Trapani
Johnston City
John A. Logan College
Danny Josten
Bill Childers
Herrin
Chuck Hammonds
Christopher
Mike Eckols
Ron Case
Goreville
Gary Pulley
Marion
Paul
Williams wins I 57 Super Pro at Benton drag strip
Bill Williams of Benton Kentucky won the Super Pro event at the I 57 Drag Strip near Benton driving a Hemicada to a 6.90 elapsed time defeating Rick Harless of Paducah Kentucky. Terry Podschweit of West Frankfort won the feature and $700, with an 8.52 on an 8.55 dial in defeating Don Prusaczyk.
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Bill Williams
Benton
Rick Harless
Paducah
Pat Korando
Chester
Larry Grimm
West Frankfort
Terry Podschweit
Podschweit
Don Prusaczyk
Prusacyzk
Herb Watson
Jerseyville
Mike Grant
Johnston City
Jon Feals
Dongola
Mark Brown
Herrin
Provart Wins De Soto Homecoming Softball Title
Pinckneyvale Provart captured the De Soto Homecoming tournament with an 8 4 victory over Old Rome in the championship. Leo Smith earned MVP pitching honors as Provart rode the win to the crown after Old Rome beat Mt. Vernon 14 8 earlier to reach the final.
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Old Rome
Mt. Vernon
Pinckneyville
Carson
Buckles
Barger
Smith and Rheinecker
Hale
Hardacre
Leo Smith
Pinckneyvale Provart
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