Kerr signs LOI to play at Lincoln Trail Junior College
Herrin Tigers forward-center Steve Kerr, a 6 6 player averaging eight rebounds and 14 points, signed with Lincoln Trail Junior College in Robinson. Former Herrin coach Ron Nesler says he could receive significant playing time and benefit from junior college exposure. Kerr only played basketball at Herrin High School.
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National League and American League scoreboard roundup
Major League results and standings from both leagues with today and tomorrow’s schedule. St. Louis and New York lead the NL East and Central as Montreal and San Diego clash, while Boston and Detroit pace the AL. several interleague games and prep scores follow across cities, teams, and players.
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Basketball NBA Playoffs Conference Finals roundup
Summary of conference finals results including Boston and Philadelphia scores, series standings, and upcoming schedule details for both Eastern and Western conferences. Mention of game dates in May and potential game 7 scenarios. Also notes NHL Stanley Cup Finals results and upcoming matchups between Islanders and Canucks with tentative dates.
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Baseball Transactions Hit By Roster Moves Across Leagues
Orioles recall George Davis from Rochester IL. Angels place Stan Bahnsen on waivers for unconditional release. Jose Moreno designated for assignment. Tigers activate Aurelio Lopez. Marty Castillo optioned to Evansville. Yankees option Dave LaRoche and Juan Espino to Columbus. A's place Tony Armas on 15 day DL. Kelvin Moore recalled from Tacoma. Pirates place Dave Parker on 18 day DL. Giants reactivate Bob Brenly. Jose Barrios optioned to Phoenix.
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Track Meet Results Across Multiple Schools
Readable meet notes show McLeansboro defeating Eldorado 79 to 72 with top marks in sprints and distance events. Christopher Cairo area performance includes 100 and 400 relays, while Massac County Meridian and Murphysboro also post strong marks in hurdles, jumps, throws, and relays across Boys and Girls events.
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Rend Lake and John A Logan Stars Dominate SICC Tennis Honors
Rend Lake College led by freshman Rusty Cummings and teammates Gary McFarland Tim McKinney and Brian Fuller earned multiple all conference singles berths and top doubles placements. Logan’s Mike Berra and Gordy Showalter also secured singles spots while Wasmer and Berra led No 1 doubles. Rend Lake went unbeaten to claim the league title and the Warriors tied for 11th at the state meet after opening singles wins and a Cummings Fuller doubles triumph.
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Shawnee’s Connell tosses no hitter for conference crown
Shawnee star Jay Connell pitched a no hitter in a 4-0 win at Century to claim the South Egyptian Conference baseball title. He fanned 17 with three walks as Shawnee improved to 14-2 in league play and 22-5 on the season. Impressive support came from Shawn McMahan and Scott Abernathy who each had two hits, while coach Jan Dishinger praised the junior’s strengthening arm and leadership through a big week.
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Elverado Marion girls post victories in softball slate
Kim Davis went 4-for-5 with a three run homer as Elverado beat Carterville 16-6 in six innings. Jo Borum earned her seventh win as Marion topped Carbondale 5-2. Results include Centralia, West Frankfort, Mount Vernon, Nashville, Zeigler-Royalton, Vienna and Cairo in varied South Seven matches.
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Trico Seeks Volleyball Games for 1982-83 Season
The Trico volleyball team is seeking games for the 1982 83 season. Schools wishing to play the Pioneers should call Marlene Verdun at 426 3315 or 426 3722.
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