Marion Completes Great Year in Sports
Marion completes a standout sports year by sweeping district and conference titles plus relay wins. The track squad won the district, South Seven, West Frankfort, Carbondale Relays and Williamson County titles, with sophomores posting a 14:18 season mark and freshmen at 9-1. The baseball team stood 8-4 entering district play while cross country finished second in the district meet. varsity basketball also contributed to a storied season.
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Red Wings Clip McClure In Perry County League Tilt
Murphysboro defeated McClure 6 to 2 in a Perry County League game Sunday at Murphysboro Wiethwelle Field. Neunert led the winners with strong play as the Red Wings shaded McClure despite a competitive matchup.
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Changnon to coach golf in Champaign without title
Mt Vernon veteran coach Stan Changnon will make his last sideline appearance this weekend in Champaign as his Mt Vernon Rams golf team, unbeaten in 22 duals and district champions, seeks a final honor. He retires after this season and hopes a team title or individual medalist may cap his career.
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Boros Breaks Golf Monopoly Of Big Three
Julius Boros wins the Colonial National Invitation in Wort Worth Texas with a closing 72 for a 279 total and $12,000 prize. Gary Player finishes second with 288 and $6,000, while Arnold Palmer of the trio finishes 20 strokes back. Boros’s victory lifts him to fifth on the PGA money list with $27,545 as the big three linger in the chase.
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Yankees and Orioles Amid Weekend Series Pitching Talk
Baltimore manager Billy Hitchcock questioned New York second line pitching as the Orioles faced Hal Reniff and Stan Williams. Steve Hamilton relieved Williams to seal a 2-0 loss for Baltimore while Jim Bouton pitched a two-hit gem for the Yankees in a Sunday start, denying a no hitter.
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Palmer Underwent Secret Operation During Colonial Invite
Arnold Palmer, among golf’s Big Three, disclosed after leaving Fort Worth that he had minor surgery during the Colonial National Invitational. He finished 299 for 72 holes, his worst Colonial score since 1955, and withheld details to avoid offering an alibi for his poor play.
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Crampton and Nichols in Golf Event Prize Totals
Bruce Crampton and Bobby Nichols tie for winnings in a golf event with $1,550 prizes each. Scores listed 73 69 74 75 289 for Crampton and 73 67 74 75 289 for Nichols, reflecting strong showing.
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St Louis Bills Win MVC Tourney to Reach NCAA Playoffs
St Louis University completes an unbeaten run in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament by defeating defending champion Bradley 5 3 to secure a spot in the NCAA baseball playoffs.
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Red Sox Ace Rookie Hurls 3d Victory
Ted Williams era parallels spark Red Sox rookie Morehead, 19, from Herbert Hoover High. He improved to 3-0 with a 4-1 win over the Senators, allowing one hit and no runs after a first inning homer by Chuck Hinton. Fenway split doubleheader as Washington won opener 3-2 on Don Lock’s 14th inning homer. Other AL results noted.
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Lary Knocked Out In Knoxville Debut For Knoxville
Frank Lary, farmed from Detroit to Knoxville's South Atlantic League team to regain form, was knocked from the mound in his first start. Knoxville defeated Chattanooga 12 to 11.
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