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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1959

Page

9

Chisox Beat Yankees Twice as Cards Sweep Reds

Chicago teams dominate, Al Lopez praising hitting as White Sox take 9-2 and 4-2 victories over New York. Lollar belts a three run homer, Sherm Lollar adds another, Earl Wynn wins, Dick Donovan also triumphant. Milwaukee beats Philadelphia. Dodgers extend win streak. Braves' Logan sidelined with 20 stitches.

al Lopez Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Yankees Lopez Sox Harry Simpson Sherm Lollar Stengel Yankee Casey Stengel Managd Lollar Earl Battey al Smith Bubba Phillips

Airman Reeder earns first golf ace at Jackson No 4

Captain Richard Reeder, 31, of Carbondale, scored his first career ace Sunday at Jackson Country Club on the 171-yard par 3 No. 4 hole using a 6 iron. The ROTC officer finished with a 40 while playing with Warren C. Moore and William H. Rankin, both of Carbondale.

Richard Reeder Taylor Drive Carbondale Jackson Country Club Reeder Southern Illinois University Warren C. Moore William H. Rankin

Herrin Legion Edges Du Quoin in Eleventh Inning Triumph

Herrin Junior American Legion baseball team defeated Du Quoin 7 to 6 in an 11 inning game at Herrin. Ron Brumley earned the win in relief of Johnny Burton, allowing two hits with eight strikeouts. Basler walked, Wood doubled for the winning run, while Magnetti Long Wood and Carnage added two hits each. Herrin visits Steeleville on July 4.

Herrin American Legion du Quoin Larry Basler Richard Lentz Dale Wood Basler Ron Brumley Johnny Burton Brumley Charles Magnetti Earl Long Woodis Jim Carnage Steeleville

Murphysboro Maintains Lead in Greater Egyptian League

Murphysboro beat Neunert 5-2 aided by two homers to hold the league lead as Neunert rallied to 2-0 before Murphysboro exploded with a late rally. Kor ando and Kin Lavender homered for Murphysboro with Glidwell pitching well. Du Quoin defeated Freeman Spur 7-2 as the Wings prepare to host Du Quoin Saturday.

Murphysboro du Quoin Neunert Walsh Chester Duqupin Freeman Spur Red Wings Chuck Taylor

Olmedo Meets Chile Star at Wimbledon

Alejandro Rodriguez Olmedo of Arequipa Peru faces Luis Alberto Ayala of Santiago Chile in a Wimbledon quarter-final 73rd Championships match. The South American showdown carries continental significance on ivy courts in London.

Wimbledon England Alejandro Rodriguez Olmedo Arequipa Peru Luis Alberto Ayala Santiago Chile

Three Picked On All Star Squad For Khoury League

Three Khoury Baseball League pitchers from Murphysboro teams were selected for the Khoury All-Star game at Busch Stadium after Sunday tryouts in Sparta. Garry Wills, Jerry Snyder and Lee Morgan earned spots from the Atom Bantam and Midget Leagues, with several others testing at each position.

Jimmy Holliday Ronnie Reeder Mike Hamlin James Carlock

Wilhelm Burdette Probable Starters for 26th All Star Game

Hoyt Wilhelm and Lew Burdette loom as probable starting pitchers for the 26th major league All Star Game in Pittsburgh on July 7. Managers will name alternates and eight starters were chosen by players. The July game leads to a second All Star Game in Los Angeles on August 3 with up to three extra players added by managers Casey Stengel and Fred Haney.

New York Hoyt Wilhelm Baltimore Lew Burdette Milwaukee Pittsburgh Los Angeles Casey Stengel New York Yankees Fred Haney Braves

Bob Swift Remains in Baseball as Kansas City Athletics Coach

Bob Swift, former catcher for the 1945 world champion Detroit Tigers, has moved into coaching with the Kansas City Athletics. He brings veteran insight from a storied MLB career to the Athletics coaching staff.

Bob Swift Detroit Tigers Kansas City Athletics

Webb Wins Nine Extra Holes in Southern Illinois Women’s Amateur

Dorothy Webb of Murphysboro captured the Southern Illinois Women’s Amateur Championship at the Egyptian Country Club in Mounds in a dramatic sudden death playoff against Barbara Beachman of Belleville after both posted 161 through 36 holes. Earline Crisp and Patsy Park tied for third at 163, with Crisp advancing in their playoff. Webb’s birdie on the ninth hole sealed the title as Beachman, Crisp, Park, and other finalists competed for Class A B and C honors.

Dorothy Webb Murphysboro Mounds Barbara Beachman Belleville Webb Centralia Clyde Webb Jackson Country Club Patsy Park Metropolis Mrs. Crisp Miss Park Mrs. Webb Becky Beadles Cairo Esther Spence Herrin Mary Bayer Mt. Vernon Earline Crisp du Quoin Mary Anderson Lara Evans Carbondale Ruth Ann Gregory Benton van Winninger Frieda Williams Billie Joe Paris

Indians Buy Vale From Seattle To Boost Outfield

The Cleveland Indians announced the acquisition of veteran outfielder Elmer Vale from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League to strengthen the roster. To create room on the major league squad, outfielder Carroll Hardy was optioned to Seattle.

Elmer Vale Seattle Cleveland Indians The Tribe Carroll Hardy

Du Quoin Tops Herrin 11-6 in Teen League clash

Du Quoin beat Herrin 11-6 in a Coal Belt Teenage League game. Du Quoin led 1-0, Herrin replied with six in the second, then Du Quoin pulled ahead with six in the fourth and added three in the seventh and one in the ninth. Doug Pyle allowed five hits. Chuck Bona had two hits for Herrin. Herrin travels to Marion Saturday and Carbondale Sunday.

du Quoin Herrin Doug Pyle Chuck Bona Pyle Marion Carbondale

Carbondale Bears rout Marion in Coal Belt League showdown

Carbondale rolled over Marion 19 to 0 as Denny Lingle held Marion to three hits. Reid Martin’s team exploded for 11 runs in the first inning, with Marlin Throgmorton, Jerry Martie and Bob Stoelzle powering the attack including a bases loaded homer and five RBIs. Chuck Reno added a fifth inning homer to pad the cushion as Carbondale tallied 13 hits.

Carbondale Marion Denny Lingle Reid Martin Marlin Throgmorton Jerry Martie Bob Stoelzle Stoelzle Chuck Reno Dale H Stoelzle Throgmorton Haden Martie Reno Fi Davis As Hill Truenow Ey Lingle Arte Drake Ore Shotton Patterson Swope Wil McCluckie McGee Edmonds Ee Armstrong Ragain

Thorneberry Brothers Lead Yan Kees and Senators

Marv Thorneberry of the Yan kees and Faye Throneberry of the Senators are brothers, linking two rival teams through family ties.

Marv Thorneberry The Yankees Faye Throneberry Senators Brothers

Lovelace heads to Champaign with new life plans

Jay Lovelace begins work with a Champaign construction firm and plans to enroll at Illinois this fall after a year at Florida. Reports say he arrives with a new trailer and wife, surprising Carbondale friends.

Jay Lovelace Champaign Illinois University of Florida Jay Carbondale Jim Bredar Salem Illini Lovelace Herrin Cairo

Roy Glenn Wins Pro Tourney At Evansville

Golf pro Roy Glenn of Crab Orchard Golf Club won the Tri-State Open at Evansville Sunday earning $500 after a playoff with Arnold Koehler of Indianapolis. Glenn birdied the second playoff hole with a nine iron to seal the title after shooting 72 and 70 across two rounds.

Koehler Glenn Hills Helfrich Hills Golf Club Evansville Roy Glenn Crab Orchard Golf Club Arnold Koehler Indianapolis

Benton native Bill Miller joins Harrisburg High football staff

Bill Miller, a former SIU lineman and Sparta assistant, will be an assistant to Coach Chuck Hunsinger at Harrisburg High next season. He cited higher pay and a path to a bigger school as reasons for the move.

Bill Red Miller Benton SIU Sparta Chuck Hunsinger Harrisburg High

Kintner Coaching Era Ends at Decatur in Two Years

Gay Kintner of Stephen Decatur High will retire after a 25 plus year tenure. His son Galen leaves Decatur to join Tucson high schools as an assistant coach, aiming for a head post but stating top jobs must come from within the district. Galen previously served as his father’s assistant before leading Eisenhower at Decatur’s new high schools.

Kintner Decatur Gay Kintner Stephen Decatur High Galen Tucson Ariz Eisenhower

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