Mariners beat White Sox 5 3 in a tight game
Seattle edges Chicago 5 to 3 as Horton hits his 13th homer. Jones picks up win, Farme r takes loss. Leading MLB stats listed include Murphy Brock Rose and Kingman across the NL. Smalley Brett and Lynn top AL batting and HR races. Teams and pitchers noted for the day in a compact recap.
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Green's IGA Extends Win Streak In Doubleheader Sweep
Green's IGA defeated Elkville Bedar Oil 4-3 in the first game and 9-1 in the second, with Bullock and Crow producing homers for Elkville and Green's IGA rallying for a late grand slam by Crow. Green's IGA, 24-8, rides a 14-game win streak and set a 7:30 p.m. Saturday doubleheader at Lewis Park in Carbondale against Evansville, Indiana.
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Local Cycling Race At Lakeland School Near Carbondale
John Belcher finished first in the training race held at Lakeland School near Carbondale. Michael Lynch, Steve Appie, Kim Evans, and Mike Jenkins followed in second through fifth. The Southern Illinois University Carbondale Phoenix Cycle Club sponsors a 10 a.m. Sunday tour starting at Shryock Auditorium with info from Mike Jenkins at 549 3612.
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TV Sports TODAY Guests Mantle Aeron Durocher and Gorman
Channel 8cites Dick Cavett hosting a lineup featuring Mickey Mantle Hank Aaron Leo Durocher and Tom Gorman at 6:00. At 6:30 Channel 2 presents Bowling for Dollars.
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Royals route A's as Scott scores from second on sac fly
George Scott stunned fans by circling from second on Darrell Porter’s sacrifice fly in Kansas City’s 9 2 romp over Oakland. Scott collected three singles to lift his batting average to .400, while Boston, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Seattle, Texas and New York posted wins in a games-packed American League schedule.
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Weaver vows upset over Holmes in Madison Square Garden
Mike Weaver says he dislikes being called Hercules and plans a surprising upset against Larry Holmes. Weaver, rated No. 8 by the WBC, challenges Holmes before a TV-omitted bout at Madison Square Garden, while promoter Don King highlights a Duran Palomino card on the same bill. Weaver earned $50,000 for the Friday night fight, building from a rough start to a late-career winning streak.
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Holmes Weaver Title Fight Not Networked Says Promoter
The Larry Holmes versus Mike Weaver World Boxing Council heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden will not be shown by the networks. Promoter Don King notes the decision reflects business rather than Weaver’s lack of merit, with HBO carrying the card to over 2 million homes.
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Tennis Hall of Fame to induct six figures from NY and abroad
Six new members join the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, including Australians Margaret Court Jack Crawford and Frank Sedgman and posthumous honorees Rafael Osuna Gladys Heldman and Al Laney. Induction set for Saturday July 14. Court won the 1970 Grand Slam era after titles across Wimbledon and the Open era. Sedgman was 1952 Wimbledon and U.S. champion. Crawford held 1933 Wimbledon title and narrowly missed a Grand Slam. Osuna captured the 1963 U S Open and Wimbledon doubles titles. Laney, longtime Herald Tribune writer, and Heldman, founder of World Tennis Magazine, shaped coverage and women’s tour.
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Bob Gibson Wins Two Cy Young Awards
Former St. Louis Cardinals star Bob Gibson won two National League Cy Young Awards in his pitching career, establishing him as one of baseballs top hurlers of his era.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Woman shoots hole in one at Crab Orchard Golf Club
Katie Bollinger of Carterville aces the par 3 117 yard No 7 at Crab Orchard Golf Club near Carterville. Competing in a ladies league she used a 5 wood for her first ace while playing with Sue Reynolds Marion Cindi Riggs Carterville and Carol Kneal Herrin. It is the third ace at Crab Orchard this year.
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Women's softball district tournament entries sought
Amateur Softball Association announces a 16 team double elimination district tournament at Harrisburg Memorial Park on July 7-8. Entry fee is 55 dollars per team. entries close June 25. For more information contact Jim Sowels at 252-7972.
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