Frankfort Relays Show Egypt Track Stars In Area Meet
Southern Milinoisan reports on the West Frankfort Relays with Egypt high school stars targeting records. Notables include Centralia’s Jim Parkinson and Nickolaus, Lawrenceville’s Wright, and Benson’s John Bauer eyeing marks in pole vault, shot put, discus, and relays as Centralia defends last year’s team title amid likely East St. Louis entrants.
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SIU Normal clash at Carbondale in Saturday meet
SIU and Illinois Normal prepare for a pivotal dual meet Saturday at 1 30 p m on the Carbondale track. The Maroons face scrutiny over lack of hurdlers weight and dash talent with Joe Hughes and Bill Donelson showing potential to spark the sprint events.
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Mt Vernon Ties Herrin Tigers in Eight Innings
Mt. Vernon Rams and Herrin Tigers slugged through eight innings at Herrin, ending in a 10-10 tie at dusk. Max Hooper led Mt. Vernon with a double, two triples and a liner in five trips, while Long and Johnson contributed for Herrin. The game saw multiple lead changes, Hooper’s two big hits powering a late rally before darkness halted play.
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Major League Standings and Tomorrow Schedule
MLB standings and upcoming games list for Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis with scores from yesterday and planned matchups including Branca Hatten Schmitz Queen Roberts Brecheen Boyer Spahn Fox Wynn Byrne Judson Dobson Hooper Trucks Nagy and pitchers noted for today's games and tomorrow's schedule along with doubleheader timings and venues across major leagues.
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Maroon Tennis Team Triumphs 5-2 In Rainy Carbondale
Southern Illinois University tennis team beat Western 5-2 in Carbondale amid rain and high winds. It was the fifth win in eight matches for coach Jim Wilkinson's squad. Individual results included Mawdsley, Vorwaild, Norman, Doxstader, Barnhart, Mendsley, and the pairings of Kloche with Smith and Parker with Carr.
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Royalton Pirates Defeat Marion 7 to 2
The Royalton Pirates won 7-2 against Marion for the second time this spring at Royalton. Teffertiller opened with a two run single in the first, two unearned runs followed in the fourth, and three earned runs in the fifth on hits by Orlandini Kabara Johnson and Houston. Marion scored in the sixth on Allen’s blooper with two on.
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Sugar Robinson to Meet Villemain in Philadelphia Bout
Welterweight champion Ray Sugar Robinson and French middleweight Robert Villemain will clash in a 15 round bout at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium on June 5. Promoter Phil Glassman announced guarantees of 25000 dollars each plus 30 percent of the gate.
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Addington Coe Match Feature in Western Amateur clash
Dallas teenager Don Addington seeks to halt Charlie Coe’s charge toward the Western Amateur title as they meet in the quarterfinals. Coe crushed four medalists, including Walter Cisco, and will face the Dallas winner after solid showings in earlier rounds. Other quarterfinal pairings include Munger vs Hunter and Campbell vs Wininger with Goldwater meeting McCormick.
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Oklahoma City
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Entries swell to 15 for Kentucky Derby field
Churchill Downs opened the entry box to accept additional Derby hopefuls for Saturdays race. C. V. Whitney’s Mr Trouble and Dooly led a growing list, with 13 to 15 horses named as the Derby field briefly expanded amid late entries and jockey assignments.
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Hedley Woodhouse
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Lunglow
Greek Ship
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Jackie Robertson
Don Errico
Walter Fugate
Halliebay
George Adkins
Johnston City Indians Hold Off Harrisburg 3-2 in Nine
Johnston City Indians under coach Wendell Starrick defeated Harrisburg 3-2 in a nine inning game. Jack Williams allowed six hits and struck out eight in a complete game effort. Smith started the decisive rally with a single and Hastard delivered a two out RBI single in the ninth after Young stole second and third. The win boosts Johnston City to three wins in five starts as they prepare for a doubleheader with Royalton at home.
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Cardinal Box Score notes from St Louis Philadelphia game
Box score details for a St Louis vs Philadelphia game with runs, hits, errors, and individual performances. Sisler, Silvestri, Glaviano, Waitkus, Schoendienst, Diering, Howerton among 2 RBI players. Martin, Glaviano, Musial, Schoen, Diering, Ashburn, Jones, Marion with 2B. Homers by Sisler and Diering. Pitchers Simmons and Martin with notable lines. Winning pitcher indicated but not completed in source.
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University Nips Carterville in Ninth for 6 5 Win
University defeats Carterville 6 5 in Carbondale, as Tommy Glisson delivers a two out game winning single in the ninth after Mc Caughan reaches on an error. John Chancey earns the win with four scoreless innings to close. Rehn and Reinhardt pace University with two hits each. Cavins leads Carterville with three.
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Reinhradt
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Stars Shine in Baseball DoubleHeader Wins
Yesterday's Stars include Dick Sisler of the Phillies driving in five runs on five hits with a homer in a 9-6 victory over his former Cardinals mates. Bob Cain of the White Sox shut out the Yankees 15-0 in his first major league start, contributing a double and a single in the blowout.
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Hooper shines as Mt Vernon Rams beat Herrin for four hits
In a Mt Vernon spring baseball report Hooper goes four for five at Herrin with a double triple and single. He has seven hits in 11 at bats this spring for a .636 average and is expected to start Sunday at Veterans' Park. The Rams weigh college prospects including Illinois interest.
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Cairo Dodgers Ban Cardinal Broadcasts
The Cairo Dodgers, an affiliate of the Kitty league, ban Cardinal and Browns game broadcasts on five radio stations across four states Cape Girardeau Sikeston Mo Paducah Ky Union City Tenn and Cairo The move cites major league radio broadcast rules near minor league clubs and reflects cross state tensions in regional baseball coverage.
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Minneapolis Edges St. Paul 3 2 in A A Baseball
The American Association game saw Minneapolis defeat St. Paul 3 to 2. Toledo beat Columbus 7 to 6, Indianapolis won 10 to 4 against Louisville, and Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 8 to 7 in extra innings.
Royalton Wins Small School Track Meet at Valier
Royalton captured the Franklin County small school track meet at Valier on Thursday with 97 points against Valier 62 and Thompsonville 57. Individual winners included Bogdawicz in shot put, Savka in 100 and 220, Humphrey in high hurdles, Orlandini in low hurdles and long jump, Dabbs in high jump, Johnson and Baltruss in pole vault, and the varsity relay.
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Orlandini
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Johnson
Baltruss
New York Newsweekly Wins Rosinante Handicapped Race
New York Newsweekly secured victory in the Rosinante classified handicap at Jamaica racecourse, adding another win to its season. The event drew bettors and racing enthusiasts seeking a strong showing from the competing outfits.
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