Indians seek year s third SWE baseball title
Du Quoin and seven other SWE teams open the 1962 baseball race led by a strong pitching core. Don Stanhouse anchors the Indians with 72 strikeouts and a 0.79 ERA last season, backed by Bryant Teel and Dave Martin. Contenders include Pinckneyville, Sparta, Murphysboro, Chester, Nashville, and Anna, each counting on returning regulars and hopeful freshmen to challenge for the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Turnage
Carbondale
Terriers
Nashville
Todian
Ray Saundes
Southern Illinois
Don Stanhouse
Stanhouse
Indians
Bryant Teel
Dave Martin
Saundes
Jim Campanella
Jeff Duncan
Mike Pullis
Pinckneyville
Panthers
Joel Tolliver
Veracaty
Don Calvert
Bill Weatherford
Ted Knapp
Jim Sterns
Tolliver
Don Sroka
Calvert
Sroka
Terry Silbe
Silbe
Wendy Weatherford
Rick Reese
Don Decker
Jeff Troutt
Sparta
Bulldogs
Duke Kessler
Larry Lewis
Troutt
Barry Throgmorton
Dan Beard
Harlan Allen
Ed Ricks
Olen Boston
Eddie Higgerson
Lewis
Dale Calvert
Kessler
Beard
Steve Roberts
Marty Jacobus
Red Devils
Don Brewer
Murphysboro
Chuck Higgs
Bill Berncini
Gary Wills
Higgs
Brewer
Devils
Dan Parmley
Stan Graeff
Rich Payne
Alan Baker
John Naas
Craig Voorhees
Mark Bateman
Voorhees
Bencini
Gene Ripley
Parmley
Wills
Chester
Jim Stuart
Yellowjackets
Allan Hopkins
Ron Nitzsche
Hambletonian field narrows to 64 three year olds
Nevele Pride leads a strong list of 64 eligibles for harness racing top event at Du Quoin on August 25, a first Sunday Hambletonian in modern history. Notable entrants include Castleton Yarns Snow Speed, Keystone Spartan, Kerry Pride, and Keystone Starlet, with several Illinois-owned entries and several major stables aiming for the trotting triple crown.
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du Quoin State Fair
Charles A. Slutsky
Nevelu Acres Stable
Ellenville
N.Y
Nevell Pride
du Quoin
Castleton Farm
Speedy Streak
Novele Pride
Lexington
Tripish
Castleton Y
Snow Speed
Nevele Pride
Max Hempt
del Miller
Delaware
Ohio
Albert Stable
Kerry Pride
Skymaster
Coleman
Herman Graham
Salem
Keck Springs Day
Dave Ward
Decatur
Devereaux
Springfield
Carolyn Sue
Charles Sanders
Sullivan
Keystone
SIU golfers slip past Illinois Wesleyan in opener
Southern Illinois University golfers opened the season with a 141- over Illinois Wesleyan at Crab Orchard. Steve Heckel led with a 69 as the Salukis posted a solid team score, with Schonhoff and Kortkamp among the low scorers and several teammates under 75.
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Southernllinois University
Ilinois Wesleyan
Crab Orchard
Ilinois State
Murray State
Carterville
Steve “Heckel
Larry Caton
Steve
Lynn Holder
Dim Schonkoff
Schonhoff
John Dew
Dewr
Harvey Ott Jr
Jack Downey
Dennis Kortkamp
Siu
Holder
Heckel
Caton
Prep schedule baseball and golf and track events
A compact schedule lists baseball games by day with multiple venues across Anna Chester Du Quoin Sparta Murphysboro Nashville Pinckneyville Johnston City Carrier Mills Marion and others including Metropolis Reidland Ky. Chess county golf events at Crab Orchard Benton West Frankfort Metropolis and Pinckneyville. Track meets cover Salem Benton Johnston City Marion Murphysboro and Sparta with several pairings and venues.
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Anna
Chester
du Quoin
Sparta
Murphysboro
Nashville
Pinckneyville
Johnston City
Carrier Mills
Marion
Vienna
Trico
Cobden
Gorham
Harrisburg
du Quein
Metropolis
Reidland
Lesser
Masee
Columbia
Murray Vs. Siu
Crab Orchard
Benton
Paducah St. Mary’s
West Frankfort
Herrin
Salem
Paducah
Tilghman
Anna and Chester
Mascoutah
Lenborg Opened on Disabled List for Red Sox Spring
Boston Red Sox struggle in spring with Jim Lenborg out and Lonborg sidelined. Williams voices patience as rotation uncertain with Santiago Ellsworth and Culp likely starters. Conigliaro, Yastrzemski, Tartabull absent from lineup. Howard backs Oliver as catcher.
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Jack Hand
Winter Haven
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Jim Lenborg
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Dick Williams
Williams
Lonborg
Jim
Boston
Jose Santiago
Ellsworth
Ray Culp
Sox
Jerry Stephenson
Garry Roggenburk
Darrell Brandon
Gary Bell
Chicago
John Wyatt
Sparky
Lyle
Brandon
Four football players sign at Southern Illinois University
SSU coach Dick Towers announces four high school signees for fall football scholarships. Named are Tom Johnson from Lawrenceville, Tim Heckenkamp from Springfield Griffin, Eugene Murray of Brooklyn N C, and Pat Stenftenagel of Jasper Ind. Johnson is a versatile back, tallied 225 yards in a game this season. Murray is a 225-pound tackle with potential to play guard. Heckenkamp is a 6-1 185-pound halfback and Stenftenagel a 6-1 190 center and linebacker. The Colorado River runs 1450 miles from Colorado to the Gulf of California in Mexico.
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Southern Ilinois University
Dick Towers
SSU
Tom Johnson
Lawrenceville
Tim Heckenkamp
Springfield Griffin
Eugene Murray
Brooklyn
N. C
Pat Stenftenagel
Jasper
Ind
Johnson
Jack Hartman
Southern
Towers
Indians
Fairfield
Murray
Roy
Heckenkamp
Stenftenagel
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