Problems plague Olympic trials in Eugene
Rainstorms and lawsuits plagued the U S Olympic Track and Field Trials first five days at Hayward Field in Eugene Oregon. Attendance rose to 69 610 as several trials records fell but no world marks. World record holder Mary Decker and others could boost results in the final days amid boycott fallout and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
U.S
Hayward Field
National
Oregon
Tom Hinthaus
Mary Decker
Brian Oldfield
Franklin Jacobs
Dwight Stones
Mike Tully
Oldfield
Steve
Arnie Robinson
Myricks
Deby LaPlante
Louise Ritter
Bill Lundberg
Doug Searle
Sherk Fires 69 to Take LPGA Lead
Cathy Sherk, balancing wife and mother duties in Port Colborne Ontario, shot a 4-under 69 to grab a one stroke lead over Marie Breer and Pat Bradley entering the second round of the $125,000 LPGA event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherk
Port Colborne
Ontario
Christopher
Marie Breer
Pat Bradley
Baseball scoreboard shows mixed NL and AL results
Major League Baseball standings and daily scores from AP list NL East leaders Montreal and Philadelphia in tight race. American League notes New York, Milwaukee and Baltimore near top. multiple games and linescores across leagues, with several minor league references and weekend schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montreal
Phila
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
L.A
Cincinnati
San Fran
San Diego
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St.Louis
Vuckovica
W.hernandez
Capilla
Blyleven
Rogers
Paceila
Carlton
Pastore
J.niekro
Alexander
Curtis
Los Angeles
Reuss
Blue
Milwaukee
Liz
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Toronto
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
Minnesota
California
Morris
Jefferson
Flanagan
Rainey
Waits
Redfern
Perry
Sorensen
Knapp
Baumgarten
Norris
Kansas City
Gale
Honeycutt
Mets
Swan
Glynn
Allen
Stearns
Lamp
Tidrow
Caudill
Foote
Blackwell
L—Tidrow
Maddox
Buckner
Du Bois Men Split In Fast Pitch Doubleheader
Du Bois defeated Carbondale NAPA 15 to 14 and 1 00 0 03 9 in the first game. Heape hit a home run for Du Bois in the seventh with no runners on. In the second game Smith homered for Carbondale in the third. Du Bois, 21 to 9, advances to Radom Sunday for a round robin against Neoga and Pinckneyville KC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Bois
Christopher
Ou Bois
Waideman
Setzekorn
Burzynski
Crnokrak
HR — Heape
Smith
Konkel
HR — Smith
Radom
Neoga
Pinckneyville K.C
Tennis doubles results from quarterfinals show mixed team wins
Terry Tanner and Mark Over defeated Max Heinzman and Gil ly Burnett 6 3 while Bob Furlow and Rusty Cummings Lindy Fleming and Kevin Fleming won 6 4 in the same round. Chuck Hammonds and Paul McGuire beat Jeff Minor and Jett Troutt as Fred Webb and Paul Rice advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Tanner
Mark Overturt
Max Heinzman
Gilly Burnett
Bob Furlow
Rusty Cummings
Lindy Fleming
Kevin Fleming
Chuck Hammonds
Paul McGuire
Jeff Minor
Jett Troutt
Fred Webb
Paul Rice
Ford drops Punt Pass and Kick program amid costs
Ford Motor Co cancels the Punt Pass and Kick youth program with the NFL and dealer network due to rising costs and waning participation. Ford notes participation fell from about 1 million at peak to 400 000–500 000 last year, with dealers and the NFL surprised by the immediate end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
National Football League
Ford
Pp&k
Pat Snook
Ford Division
NFL
Snook
Jaycees
AFC
NFC
Larry Weiss
Rhein
Commissioner fines Yankees for draft rule breach
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn ruled the New York Yankees violated draft regulations by negotiating with a free agent before the draft and barred them from signing 18 year old Billy Cannon Jr. of Baton Rouge. Four teams protested Cannon’s third round selection, arguing they were misled by a telegram from Cannon’s father claiming he would attend college. The elder Cannon, a 1959 Heisman winner, said he sent the message to push up his son’s terms. the Yankees face no other penalty and a special draft may be held for Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowie Kuhn
New York Yankees
Yankees
Billy Cannon Jr
Baton Rouge
Cannon
Kuhn
Louisiana State
William Shea
The
Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
Miller
Carbondale Plans Third Annual 10 000 Meter Run and Fun Run
More than 500 runners expected in the Carbondale Park District event co sponsored by Anheuser Busch Natural Light Beer with Venegoni Distributing of Murphysboro. The 10 000 meter run starts 8 a.m. July 19 at Evergreen Park with nine age categories for men and women. Medals awarded to top 50. all 10 000 meter finishers get a certificate, T shirt, racing number and a booklet by Dr George Sheehan. Fun Run entry fee is 6 00. 10 000 meter entry 6 00 before July 12 and 8 00 after. no day of race entries. Contact Mary Ann Hines at (618) 457 8370.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Park District
Anheuser-Busch Natural Light Beer
Venegoni Distributing
Murphysboro
Evergreen Park
George Sheehan
Hickory Lodge
W. Sycamore
Carbondale
Mary Ann Hines
Redbird signs West Frankfort standout Dwaine Tefertiller to IWU
Illinois Wesleyan University football coach Don Larson announced that 240-pound center Dwaine Tefertiller of West Frankfort High School will attend IWU. Tefertiller, named West Frankfort lineman of the week several times, ranked in the top quarter of his class and earned Illinois State Scholar honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwaine Tefertiller
West Frankfort
Illinois Wesleyan University
IWU
Don Larson
Dwaine
Tefertiller
Illinois
Jansco Memorial Golf Tournament to feature Pursie Pipes and John Given
Defending champ Pursie Pipes of Mount Vernon and newly crowned Southern Illinois Golf Association champ John Given of Carmi will head the field this weekend in the ninth annual George Jansco Memorial Golf Tournament at the Stardust Golf Club near Johnston City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pursie Pipes
Mount Vernon
Southern Illinois Golf Association
John Given
Carmi
George Jansco Memorial
Stardust Golf Club
Johnston City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Ledermann
San Jose
Jomo Suno
Toronto Blizzard
Suno
Rochester, N.Y
Cathy Sherk
Proly
Kimm
Tenana
LaRoche
Cliburn
Donohue
Springfield
Indianapolis
American Legion du
Waters
Flechs
Porterfield
Fulkerson
Jackson
Tom Fulkerson
McLeansboro
Fairfield
Steeleville
Ste. Genevieve
Bleckler
Holtz
Cushman
Barrow
Barnes
Anna Fenton
Centralia
Fenton
Goo
Erhardt
Hyde
Keily
Kell
Wilkins
Anna Carlyle
Aaurphysboro
COAL
Herrin
Anna
Cruse
Palmer
Youngblood
Garavalla
Kempton
Vienna
Marion
Montgomery
Hudgens
Doughty
Morgan
Salzman
Bozic
Renik
Hrmone
American Association
Lowa
Evansville
Ota
Carbondale Napa
Vienna Correctional Center
Goreville
Makanda
Smoot Oilers
Dongola
West Frankfort Chiefs
Vi— Green
Denny Construction
Cate
Carterville
Gary Flowers
Este Haftard
Roger Pikham
Gary Smith
Tanner
Overturf
Furlow and
Cummins
Dean Overturf
Howard Hill
Pikham
Furlow
Cummings
Hammonds
McGuire
TV Sports
ESPN
Espn Sports Center
USA
Madison Square Garden
Sports Center
Canada
WGN
United States
Bill Dance
Jimmy Houston
Ovei Speer
Wide World of Sports
CBS
S.1
Bad News Bears
Carterville Bank
Sleepyheads
Jeralds & Sons
Reynolds Market Ee
Reynolds Market
Jane McKinney
Bonnie Mason
Retia Watson
Christopher Lions Club City
Joe Rhein
Pp&e
Redbird
Illinois Wesleyan
Larson
Jansco
MON
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!