Illinois Deer Hunters Association forms in Illinois
A new nonprofit body named the Illinois Deer Hunters Association has been formed in Illinois to inform bow and gun hunters about laws and regulations. President Chuck Silveus of Girard outlines aims, conventions, seminars, and a bi monthly newsletter. Membership costs 10 dollars, with a home office listed as Girard, Illinois.
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SIUC Squids Return From National Wheelchair Games
Seven SIUC Squids returned from Farmingdale New York where more than 350 athletes competed in the National Wheelchair Games. Ellyn Bod from Maryland qualified for the 70 member Olympic squad. Migs Boyd set a national 60 yard dash mark with 15.7 but finished 16.1. Mike Block placed second in freestyle and individual medley. Nate Quinn lifted 225 pounds to fifth in weightlifting. Pam Ross was sixth in table tennis and seventh in both discus and shot put. Will Gris was seventh in club throw and Billy Archery finished seventh in the 880. The U S Olympic team will compete in Toronto in August.
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Royals rookie Paquette hurt in White Sox loss
Royals outfielder Tom Paquette, a leading AL Rookie of the Year candidate, suffered a fractured left cheekbone and other facial injuries after colliding with a wall in the third inning against the White Sox. Paquette, 24, was batting .347 when he was carried off on a stretcher. Team officials said he would miss at least three weeks, with one suggesting his season could end.
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Pate Leads Western Open Field After U.S. Open Win
Tour rookie Jerry Pate, U.S. Open champion, heads a young field into the Western Open at Butler National Golf Club near Chicago. Hale Irwin, the defending subpar scorer, is expected to contend on the tough 7,002 yard layout with narrow greens amid Salt Creek and three small lakes. Several big names skip the event, including Nicklaus and Palmer.
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