Fitzpatrick Keane Lead Salukis in MVC 10,000 Meter Duel
SIU Carbondale stars Tom Fitzpatrick and Mike Keane project as top MVC favorites in the 10,000 meters at McAndrew Stadium. Both clocked NCAA qualifying times at Champaign and sit amid strong challengers from Illinois State and Wichita State. Coach Lew Hartzog praises their pace and teamwork as they also contest the 5,000 meters with stiff competition from teammates and ISU runners.
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Fat Man Keeps Quiet On His Skinny Derby Winner
Johnny Campo trainer of Pleasant Colony arrives at Pimlico for the 106th Preakness Stakes. The Virginia bred colt, noted for hairless patches and a red flank mark, is in the field as experts forecast up to 15 entrants. Campo dodges questions on the colt’s condition, insisting the horse will grow into his frame by September, while praising his horse’s form after a muddy workout.
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Pirates break jinx with 13th-inning win over Braves
In Atlanta, the Pirates erased an 11-game skid at the venue as Tommy Boggs walked the bases and Tony Pena cleared them with a single for a 7-5 victory in the 13th. Dale Berra homered for Pittsburgh, while the Expos fell 8-6 to the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium in a separate late rally.
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Yastrzemski’s 1981 return blooms with three run homer
Life in the 1981 season starts for 41 year old Carl Yastrzemski as he belts a three run homer to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 5-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. His average rises to .186 as he seeks a late career surge while AL results feature Angels over Brewers 6-3 and A’s over Yankees 5-4 among other scores.
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Blab Chooses Indiana Over Illinois After Sanctions
Uwe Blab the 7 2 center from Effingham High School will attend Indiana University overriding Illinois. He cited Big Ten sanctions against Illinois as a factor and noted Indiana offers stronger basketball program and development potential. Effingham officials and Blab's family debated the commitment as Indiana coaches pursue final approvals.
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Bobby) Knight
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