Pipes Wins SIGA Title In Sudden Death Playoff
Pursie Pipes edged Bill Barnett on the third hole of a sudden death playoff at Mt. Vernon Green Hills to take the Southern Illinois Golf Assn. title with a 218. Barnett, who led after the final 54 holes, missed a six foot birdie on 18 that sent the match to extra holes. Dick Foulk was third at 222 and rest of field standings follow.
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Mt. Vernon
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West Frankfort
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Southern Illinois
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Cast of Names Listing Football Classifications and Scores
A dense roster lists players and class designations with page numbers and scores. Names include Bill Koeneneman C W Elder Henry Justice Paul Hayes D A Duncan and many others across Class B and Class C groups.
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Ingemar Johansson set for rematch with Floyd Patterson tonight
heavyweight champ Johansson favored to beat Patterson again in a 15 round title bout at the Polo Grounds. Odds near 7 4 2 to 5, radio coast to coast and closed circuit TV in 160 cities. Patterson weighs 188 189 pounds to Johansson 196 and has won 35 fights.
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Deason to Leave LaGrange Track Coach Post After 25 Years
Russ Deason of Carbondale to retire from LaGrange High School track coaching after 25 years. He will head the school transportation system serving 1,500 students daily and holds five state championships plus 9 conference titles. His career included stops at Valier Nokomis St Elmo Decatur and LaGrange.
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Scores In Memoriam Of Local Golfers By Names And Numbers
The list records players and scores from a local golf event. Names include Don Elam Fred Bobbitt Jack Thackery and many others with scores ranging from 262 to 319. The compilation notes participants and final scores in a brief standings style.
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Carbondale Bears Top Freeman Spurs In Home Run Duel
Carbondale defeated Freeman Spur 6 to 5 in a Coal Belt League game at Carbondale. Dick Haden and Jim Davis hit two run blasts for Carbondale, with Denny Lingle starting and Ron Brumley finishing on the mound. Freeman scored in the first and third, but Carbondale countered with 2-1 and 3-2 leads before sealing the win.
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Tigers sign Tom Orton as 25000 bonus catcher recruit
Tom Orton a 21 year old catcher from Valparaiso University Indiana and Detroit native sign with the Detroit Tigers for a 25000 bonus. Orton a left handed hitter with strong defense and power is 6 2 and played multiple sports at Detroit Lutheran High. He joins the Tigers Birmingham Alabama affiliate in the Southern Association.
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Bowling Dinner Honors Herrin Bowl Winners
Bowling teams sponsored by the Herrin Bowl will be honored at a 7 p.m. dinner on Wednesday at the bowling alley. The women’s team claimed the Friendship League title and the men’s team won the Commercial League.
Giants Open Three Week Swing Under New Manager Sheehan
San Francisco Giants depart for a three week NL swing as Tom Sheehan starts his tenure after Bill Rigney’s firing. Willie Mays hit his 11th homer, Billy O'Dell pitched well but got little run support. Ted Lepcio and Ken Walters sparked the 11th inning rally for a 2-1 loss to Philadelphia. Attendance neared 1.03 million at Candlestick through the 40th home game. Pirates lost to Los Angeles 8-6 as other West Coast games unfolded.
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Pabst Drives Scarab to Wins at Elkhart Lake
Augie Pabst of Milwaukee won the 140 mile feature at Road America in Elkhart Lake Wisconsin during the International June Sprints. He set a new lap record at 87.325 mph on the 30th lap and topped the overall average at 85.54 mph for the race.
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Sunday Stars: Roberts Wins 11-Inning Thriller for 2-1 Victory
Tony Taylor singled home Ted Lepcio to lift Robin Roberts and the 2-1 win over the Giants in 11 innings. Hoyt Wilhelm and Milt Pappas combined for a double shutout, Wilhelm allowing two hits in a 2-0 win and Pappas three in a 1-0 victory.
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