Salukis Sweep Vanderbilt In Baseball Clash At Abe Martin Field
SIU ranked No 16 defeated Vanderbilt 4-2 and 3-1 in a twin bill at Abe Martin Field. Freshman Bill Dunning earned the first win with support from Larry Calafetti and Rob Klass preserved the victory in the nightcap. Joe Wallis and Mark Newman sparked SIU with timely hits and key wild pitches aided their comeback bid.
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Klass
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Harrisburg
Larry ‘Moose
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Dunning
Vanderbilt
Siu
Joe Wallis
Mark Newman
Wallis
Newman
Doug Bates
Mike Wilkins
Hardin
Tinsley
Shipley
Duncan
Collins
Hendrickson
Powell
Donahoo
Rf 'Coune
Peeples
Siu Newman
Wilkins
Shartzer
Mitchell
Mann
Kral
Southern
Calufetti
Caltufetti
Hall of Fame talk spans Illinois basketball history
Illinois Basketball Coaches Association president Chuck Rolinski reflects on inducting 172 individuals into the Hall of Fame and hints at many more to come. The piece lists notable coaches players and teams from Illinois, and urges fans to submit nominations to selection committee members. It also covers Phillies trades and college players in spring ball who show early promise.
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Illinois Basketball Hall of Fame
Illinois Basketball Coaches Association
Chuck Rolinski
Illinois
Loyola
Bradley
Ilinois
Walt Frazier
SIU
Max Morris
West Frankfort
John Kent
Marion
Fred Campbell
Herrin
al Avant
Mt. Vernon
Colin Anderson
Centralia
Gene Stotlar
Pinckneyville
Galen Davis
du Quoin
Virgil Wilson
Bob Dallas
Ridgway
Jim Byassee
Meridian
Wendell Starrick
Johnston City
Rich Herrin
Benton
Joe Russell
Decatur Eisenhauer
Harry Gallatin
Bob Blondi
Wayne Bollinger
Carterville
Stuart Schmidt
Basketball Hall of Fame
Selection Committee
Lee Cabutti
Champaign
Bob Jones
Dave Shannahan
Belleville
Tom Adkins
Joppa
Ron Herrin
Olney
Phillies
Deron Johnson
Oakland
LSU
Mike Rogodiznski
Saluki
Phils
Johnson
Mike
Eugene
Ore
Jim Dwyer
Tulsa
Jack Krol
American Association
Krol
Duane Kuiper
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Itchy Jones leads SIU past Vanderbilt in double wins
Richard Itchy Jones, in his fourth year as SIU baseball coach, saw his team post 4-2 and 3-1 victories over Vanderbilt. SIU, ranked sixth nationally, improved to 26-3 while marking the 144th and 145th wins at Abe Martin Field since 1964 as Glenn Martin attended Old Timer's Day.
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Richard
Itchy’ Jones
SIU
Jones
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Arizona State
Southern California
Riverside
California
Abe Martin
Glenn Martin
Giants Cubs Brawl Ends With Bonds HR in 12th
In a 15 minute melee on the field, Cubs catcher Randy Hundley clashed with Giants pitcher Jim Barr after Barr was hit by Milt Pappas pitch. Pete Reiser was stretchered off as Ron Santo was also hospitalized after being plunked. Bonds later homered to lift the Giants 11-9 in 12 innings, with a nightcap 4-3 Giants victory.
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Pete Reiser
San Francisco
Chicago
Ron Santo
Bonds
Giants
Barr
Santo
Pappas
Dave Rader
Reiser
Ufestion
Pete
National League
Charles
Chub
RBI
Billy Williams
Joe Pepitone
Chris Speier
Marty Perez
Gary Gentry
Atlanta
Billy Wilson
Philadelphia
Bob Watson
Houston
Lee May
New York
Knicks Take 2 1 Lead In Nba Final
Willis Reed leads the Knicks with 22 points and 10 rebounds as New York defeats the Lakers 87-83 to move 2-1 in the championship series. Earl Monroe scores 21 off the bench, while Jerry West struggles with a hamstring injury in the fourth. The game at Madison Square Garden draws 19,694 fans.
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Willis Reed
Earl Monroe
Jerry West
Reed
Monroe
West
New York Knicks
Los Angeles
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Madison Square Garden
Knicks
Wood wins Egyptian Senior golf medalist title at Crab Orchard
Dr. L. E. Wood of Salem shot 72 Sunday to win medalist honors among 88 golfers in the Egyptian Senior golf meet at Crab Orchard Golf Club. Cotton Barnes of Herrin was medalist runnerup with 77. Class results follow with leaders: Associates Wayne Bollinger 77-8-69, Partlow 78-9-69, Elmer Brandhurst 78-9-69. Class II Edward Miles 77-11-66, Woody Maloney 81-12-69. Class III Alex Burke 79-17-42, Sam Berst 85-17-68. Class IV Bob Gustafson 92-25-68, Gene Heckel 92-23-69.
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Salem
Crab Orchard Golf Club
Cotton Barnes
Herrin
Wayne Bollinger
Carterville
Bob Partlow
Carbondale
Elmer Brandhurst
Partlow
Edward Miles
Woody Maloney
Pinckneyville
Alex Burke
Sam Berst
Makanda
Bob Gustafson
Gene Heckel
Giants beat Cubs in 12 innings as Reiser hospitalized
In a wild Candlestick Park doubleheader the Giants won 11-9 in 12 innings and 4-3 in the nightcap. Pete Reiser, now a Giants coach, was stretchered off after a fourth inning brawl. Ron Santo was also hospitalized with X-rays negative. Various NL games followed with Braves, Astros, Reds, Padres, and Dodgers winning.
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Associated Press
Pete Reiser
Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Candlestick Park
Giants
Bobby Bonds
Cubs
Ron Santo
Chicago
White Lockman
Hank Aguirre
Milt Pappas
Jim Barr
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Philllies
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cub
White Sox Stretch Win Streak Behind Bunting Boost
Wilbur Wood improved to 7-2 as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 11-2 for their ninth consecutive win and 13th in 14 games. Dick Allen bunted for a base hit, a first in two seasons, and joined by Bill Melton and Pat Kelly with three hits each. Elsewhere, Texas routed Detroit 7-2. Oakland swept Cleveland 12-0 and 7-3. Baltimore blanked California 5-0. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 3-2. Minnesota crushed Boston 10-3.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Downing
Downing
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Cardinals
San Francisco
Ly “Finnings
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Ray. Busse
Joe Ferguson
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Associated Press
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Dick Allen
Sox
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Sal Bando
Jim Palmer
Nolan Ryan
Bob Darwin
Larry Hisle
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Bill Hands
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Hisle
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Luis Tiant
Lis
Du Quoin A J Triumph and Open Round Notes
Du Quoin and Anna Jonesboro details show A J team posting a 14-3 overall mark with two wins. The Jacksonville Open 1973 final round saw Jim Colbert, the 1972 Milwaukee Open champion, bogey four of the first five holes.
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Jim Colbert
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