Arnett Leads Stardust Golf Tour Final Round Duel
Randy Arnett of Mt. Vernon posts a 67 to hold a one stroke edge over Jan Jansco of Johnston City as the Stardust Golf Tour culminates at Stardust Course. The field features several 60s and 70s scorers with top seniors listed, tee times announced, and a Dodgers win noted in the late recap.
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West Frankfort
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Carterville
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Salem
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Boy interviews Walt Frazier after coachsons game chat
Darin Lee, six, and son of Carbondale High School coach Dave Lee, asks Walt Frazier questions during an autograph session at STU Arena. The boy proves curious about playoffs, team rosters, and locations as Frazier responds with light humor and a few corrections about events.
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Crockett Finishes Fourth At AAU Meet In Eugene Oregon
Ivory Crockett placed fourth in the AAU championships in Eugene and clocked the season’s best 9.1 seconds in heats and finals. SIU coach Lew Hartzog stated Crockett earned a Pan American team berth, with team selections highlighting a strong track season.
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Smith Sets World 440 Record At Bard Meet
John Smith of Bard and Wayne Collett dueled to a wire as Smith clocked 44.5 seconds to break the world record of 44.7 set by Curtis Mills two years earlier. Marty Liquori added a 3:56.5 mile win for New York Athletic Club, preserving an undefeated open mile streak.
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Du Quoin Defeats Menard In High-Scoring Showdown
Du Quoin American Legion bounced back from a slow start to beat Menard 14 to 4 Saturday. Down 9 1 after four innings, Du Quoin rallied with three in the fifth, two in the seventh and four in both the eighth and ninth to secure the win as John Lindner recovered from an early exit. Bishop, Martin and Doug Bishop homered for Du Quoin.
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Cubs beat Gibson Cards lose again
Ron Santo fueled a Chicago comeback with a fourth inning double and a seventh inning three run homer as the Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 1. Ken Holtzman scattered six hits to earn the win while Bob Gibson took the loss, falling to 4-7, as St Louis stranded runners in several innings.
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Santo
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Stone earns first win as Braves defeat Reds 1-0
George Stone scattered eight hits to post his first victory of the season, guiding the Atlanta Braves to a 1-0 win over the slumping Cincinnati Reds. The sole run came in the fifth inning, matching Cincinnati's sixth straight loss and extending their skid.
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Red Sox Sweep Orioles Behind Siebert Six-Hit Victory
Sonny Siebert pitched six innings of one hit ball and drove in five runs as Boston completed a doubleheader sweep with a 10 to 0 win over Baltimore. He allowed only foul singles through seven innings as the Red Sox built a commanding lead before the Orioles broke the shutout with a bunt single and Chico Salmon’s first homer.
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Koosman Edges Expos 2-1 For First Win Since May 14
Mets pitcher Ron Koosman secured his first victory since May 14 as New York beat Montreal 2-1. He walked three and threw a wild pitch but avoided further damage, while Eddie Leon’s error influenced Detroit’s 1-0 win over Cleveland and Joe Coleman tossed five innings in a shutout effort.
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