Williams to tie Musial for NL games streak today
Billy Williams of the Cubs is set to extend his consecutive games run to 808 or more in a twin bill finale against the St. Louis Cardinals, aiming to surpass Stan Musial as 40,000 fans at Wrigley Field witness Billy Williams Day. Williams recalls Musial and the 1962 All Star moment, looking to a World Series thrilling year while fans rally for scholarships via sale buttons.
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Wimbledon Shifts as Ashe Triumphs amid Court Applause
Arthur Ashe, American number one and fifth seed, edged Pancho Gonzales in a dramatic stay on center court, while Lutz and Graebner advanced and a crowd of 29,000 watched women’s matches. Ashe won 7-5 4-6 6-3 6-3 as Lutz beat John Alexander and Graebner defeated Gimeno by retirement.
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Fourth Jackson victory YMCA swimmers claim fourth win
The Jackson County YMCA swim team posted its fourth victory in Perryville Missouri. Kent Gordon Anna Maxwell and Karen Korte led the boys and girls divisions with multiple wins while Gordon edged two teammates for the male high point honor. Jackson earned a team trophy as well as individual ribbons for top three finishers. The meet featured 10 and under events at 30 meters and longer races at 60 meters with 120 meter relays. The next meet is a tri meet in Harrisburg with Harrisburg and West Frankfort on July 9.
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Jean Pierre Cup Won by Taneb Duo at Suffolk Downs
Jockey Walter Blum guided the French gelding to a late surge to win the inaugural $2 Yankee Gold Cup at Suffolk Downs, beating Taneb Jim by 1 1/2 lengths with Petrine third as a strong field contended in the stretch.
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Carbondale Little League races tighten standings
In Carbondale action the Angels and Bears sit tied for first in the American League while the Stars lead the National. The Angels and Bears merged to a 7-1 Friday as Jim Croutch and Floyd Johnson tossed a one hitter against the Yanks. In the National, the Cobras moved into a share of second by beating the Braves 5-1, trailing the Stars and Bears. The Cobra Star meeting is Tuesday, Stars vs Bums Friday at SIU field as part of the Fourth of July events. Cowboys?
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Carbondale Mikes suffer injuries in rough week
A rough week sidelined Carbondale American Legion players. Third baseman Mike VanHorn sustained a hand injury after a collision with a Benton player and missed two games. Pitcher Mike Coch sprained an ankle in Cape Girardeau but returned to win a 4-2 game over Murphysboro. Infielder Mike Dillon severed finger injuries at work and is out indefinitely. Shortstop second baseman Mike Skelecher fears further injuries.
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Coal Belt Set for Full Weekend of League Games
The Coal Belt League aims for a full four game slate this weekend after two Sundays of weathered play. Marion leads 4-0 as it faces Carbondale at Attucks Park in the day’s marquee matchup, while Benton hosts Du Quoin and other league contests unfold at Carbondale Anna and Royalton. Thursday results include Marion 10 Benton 5. Next week features Marion at Anna and other key matchups.
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Carbondale Triumph Over Murphysboro In Uneven Legion Game
The Murphysboro American Legion team lost 24 to 2 at Carbondale's Williams Field after a five inning rally by Carbondale. Mike Cochran scored on a misplayed pickoff throw, while Larry Eastwood led Carbondale with three hits. Cochran pitched despite an ankle sprain, striking out four as Carbondale won its fourth league game in five starts.
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Stein adapts to Tulsa Oilers after joining Cardinals
Larry Odell profiles Bill Stein, former Southern Illinois shortstop, making his pro debut with the Tulsa Oilers. Stein adjusted to second base, learning double cutoffs, fielding challenges, and adjusting to minor league life. He praises manager Warren Spahn, teammates, and Tulsa fans while weighing a potential future call to St. Louis.
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Coody Keeps 2 Shot Lead At Cleveland Open
Charles Coody held a two stroke edge after three rounds of the Cleveland Open at Aurora CC. Crompton closed to within one stroke twice and finished with 69 to 204, tied for second. Schice 206. Gardner Dickinson 207. Palmer and Boros surged to 208.
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Prince Regent Wins Irish Sweepstakes Derby for American Owners
Prince Regent trained in France by Etienne Poiret led in the final 100 yards to win the Irish Sweeps Derby by a length in 2 26.1. Ribofilio, owned by Charles Engelhard of New Jersey, finished second, with Rendicer from Ray mond Guest’s stable five lengths back in third. The field included Comtesse De La Valdene, sibling of former U S ambassador Raymond Guest. A passport delay briefly delayed the horse’s entry.
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