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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1951

Page

10

Mt Vernon achieves three weekend wins in league play

Mt Vernon rises to second in the Mississippi Ohio Valley after a weekend sweep of Vincennes 5 to 4 in 14 innings and wins 9 to 2 and 6 to 1 in a doubleheader. Paris loses to Mattoon 7 to 5 but rebounds 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Danville and Centralia split with Danville 4 to 3 and Centralia 9 to 4.

Mt. Vernon Vincennes Mattoon Paris Danville Centralia Wilson Gordon Black Peterson Dehaven Doe Deem Watson Haas Steinberg Patino Reilly Heathcock Karg Heistand Lowrey Karas Gatto Bekeza Paris Vincennes

Richards Field Named After Waxahachie Boy Who Chased Sox Park

Waxahachie memories run deep as 12 year old Paul Rapier Richards once chased a Chicago White Sox official at Jungle Park now Richards Field. Richards later rose to manage the Sox, while the park’s name honors his local roots and early coaching talent.

Waxahachie Tex Chicago White Sox William J Kid) Gleason Sox Paul Rapier Richards Jungle Park Richards Field Sleepy Richards Paul Richards White Sox Sarah Richards Eva Frances Grizzard Ferris Grizzard Miss Grizzard A. A. Scott Detroit Tigers Ty Cobb

Robinson Cleared After Berlin Boxing Commission Declares No Decision

Sugar Ray Robinson was cleared by the Berlin Boxing Commission after an exhibition with Gerhard Hecht. The bout ended as a no decision after Robinson was disqualified for kidney punches, and Hecht was declared the winner in the second round before the commission later dropped the foul ruling. Promoter Fred Kirsch cited a stormy session and a resignation by Dr. Hans Aumann.

Berlin Sugar Ray Robinson Berlin Boxing Commission Gerhard Hecht Fred Kirsch Kirsch Hans Aumann Hecht Sugar Ray Robinson Germany Otto Nispel

Mary Lindsay Leads Illinois Women’s Open Qualifiers At Decatur

A record field of 133 teed off in the 18 hole qualifying for the 18th Illinois Women’s golf tourney at Decatur Country Club. Defending champion Marjorie Lindsay of the host club is seen as the likely winner as 32 players advance to match play beginning tomorrow through Saturday’s 36 hole final. Former champions Ruth More Virginia Ingram and Dorothy Foster Webb compete alongside top contenders Ann Breault Dwight Anneaux and Virginia Kennedy.

Decatur Decatur Country Club Marjorie Lindsay Lindsay Ruth More Pekin Virginia Ingram Lake Forest Dorothy Foster Webb Centralia Ann Breault Olympia Fields Miss Lindsay Springfield Dwight Anneaux Chicago Virginia Kennedy Decatur C. C Lipstick Brigade Babe Zaharias Miss More Patty Berg Miss Dennehy Babe

Anna Moose Top Murphysboro Eagles In Sunday Game

Ewald Pyle, ex major league hurler from Tamaroa, limited Murphysboro to eight hits as Anna Moose beat the visiting Eagles 7-3 at home. A seventh inning four run rally sparked by William and Willard Lee broke a 2-2 tie and gave Anna the inside track to victory.

Ewald Pyle Tamaroa Murphysboro Eagles Anna Moose Club Eagles William Willard Lee Murphysboro Anna Club

Dowell rally sinks Murphysboro in Trico tilt

Dowell overcame an 8-6 deficit with a three run rally in the ninth as the host club edged Murphysboro 9-8 in a Trico Teenage League game. Murphysboro out-hit Dowell 14-11 but left nine runners stranded and failed to capitalize on scoring chances.

Dowell Murphysboro Trico Loop

Batjer Named Morning Steward at Monmouth Park

Louis Batjer, veteran horseman and steeplechase rider, takes a new role as morning steward at Monmouth Park for the season to inspect morning workouts and report training rule infractions. Sport fillers Herman Hickman, Yale football coach, formerly with the Brooklyn Dodgers, earned All-League guard honors in three seasons.

Oceanport N.J Louis Batjer Monmouth Park Race Track Batjer Herman Hickman Yale Brooklyn Football Dodgers

Equalling Miss Lindsay’s Course Record

Patty shot 37 36 73 to tie Miss Lindsay’s course record in a round that showcased steady greens and disciplined approach.

Miss Lindsays Patty

Dodgers Start Shines as Marer Returns to Pitch

Aln Marer of Brooklyn earned a starting role and delivered three consecutive complete games. He allowed few runs as the Dodgers opened the season with strong pitching and decisive wins.

Brooklyn

Stranahan Captures Western Amateur Crown At 28

Frank Stranahan of Toledo won his third Western Amateur title in South Bend Indiana by defeating Jim Blair 7 and 6. He plans to travel to Britain for an exhibition with Henry Cotton and begin North Ireland practice ahead of the British Open bid. Blair, 19, was runner up as Stranahan extended his record with a fourth Western Amateur trophy.

Frank Stranahan Toledo Star Britain Henry Cotton Ireland Frank Stranahan Jim Blair Jefferson City Blair Oklahoma A Columbus Ohio Chick Evans

Major League Leaders By the Associated Press

American League leaders include Fain in batting and Williams and Robinson in RBIs. DiMaggio and Fox lead in hits, with Robinson and Zernial tied for home runs. In the National League Musial leads batting with Robinson close behind, Westlake RBIs, and Hodges and Snider tied for home runs.

The Associated Press American League Fain Philadelphia Minoso Chicago Williams Boston Robinson DiMaggio Fox Zermal Musial St. Louis Brooklyn Westlake Hodges Snider Ashburn Dark New York Kiner Pittsburgh

British pair win 24 hour Le Mans endurance race

Peter Walker and Peter Whitehead of Great Britain win the 24 hour Le Mans endurance driving race in France.

Associated Press Auto Racing le Mans France Peter Walker Peter Whitehead Great Britain London Shirley Fry Akron Ohio Eric Sturgess South Africa Frank Sedgman Australia

Franklin County Golf Team Wins Fourth Straight Championship

Franklin County Country Club eight man squad captured its fourth straight team tournament at Carmi. Grant Coover led with 72 two under par while Pursie Pipes and Jess Carello followed with 73 and 74. MT. VERNON was runner up with 641 strokes and Carmi totaled 653 as the club secured the county title with two meets remaining on July 1 at Centralia and July 15 at Benton.

Franklin County Country Club Carmi Herrin Grant Coover Pursie Pipes Mt. Vernon Benton Jackson County Centralia Franklin Club Jess Carello Dick Broderick Coover Bill Lane Tom Dunn, Jr Guy Tucker August Cornia Jim Ferguson

Red Sox Lead All Star Ballot Race With Four Sox

Four Boston Red Sox players top the American League ballot for the All Star game in Detroit on July 10. Vern Stephens moved ahead of George Kell in the third base race to join Bill Goodman Dom DiMaggio and Ted Williams as leading AL selections. Ballots close at midnight Friday with Stephens at 392,886 votes and Kell at 381,413. A total of 1,366,538 ballots have been cast since June 10.

Chicago Boston Red Sox Detroit Vern Stephens Red Sox George Kell Bill Goodman Dom DiMaggio Ted Williams Stephens Kell

Kazak, Mizell Lead Buffs In Texas League Sweep

Eddie Kazak hit a three run homer in the tenth to lift the Houston Buffs over Oklahoma City 5 2 in the nightcap after Wilmer Mizell blanked the Oklahoma City club 9 0 in five hits in the opener.

Houston Tex St. Louis Cardinal Eddie Kazak Wilmer Vinegar Bond Mizell Houston Buffs Oklahoma City Oklahomans Kazak Buffs

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