Ball State Seen As SIU Golf Threat In Midwest Meet
Ball State carries an 11-0 dual mark into a two day 72 hole Midwest Conference championship at Silver Lake Country Club as SIU seeks its best chance. Salukis hover around 8-1 and rely on strong lower rounds led by Jay Wilkinson Harvey Ott Geoff Young with Tuck and Perkins matching 77s.
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Italian driver killed at the Targa Florio in Sicily
Fulvio Tandoi, 33, died after his Alpine Renault crashed into a tree on the first of 11 laps at the Targa Florio in Palmermo Sicily. Blow torches freed him, he died at a local hospital. The crash prompted calls to drop the event under safety rules for dangerous tracks.
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Ramettas win bass meet on Devils Kitchen Lake
Andy Rametta Sr and Andy Rametta Jr led 67 other teams to first place and $1,088 in the Second Annual Devils Kitchen Lake Tournament at Devils Kitchen Lake over the weekend. The event drew 68 teams with clear water and few fish, highlighting a strong Rametta performance in their rising tournament career. The article also notes other top finishers and a separate NCAA AAU meeting in Knoxville as part of a broader two-organization clash over amateur athletics.
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Maasberg Accepts Coaching Post at Columbia High School
Jim Maasberg, veteran basketball and football coach, leaves Christopher after two fresh soph seasons to join Columbia High School as biology teacher and athletics assistant. He notes Columbia’s rapid growth and a forthcoming six game Jayvee schedule alongside the freshman sophomore slate. The move follows a season completing a 2-21 record at Christopher.
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Ul signs Tucker
Otho Tucker a 6 6 guard from Paris High School signed an Illinois athletic tender. Coach Harv Schmidt called him one of the nation’s top prep guards after he averaged 22 points per game for a Paris team that went 30 0 into the state quarterfinals before losing to Danville. Tucker set Paris career scoring with 1699 points marking him the fourth prep to sign with Illinois.
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Rader drives in six in 12 4 loss to Cardinals
Houston star Doug Rader powered six RBIs with a grand slam and a double as the Astros beat St. Louis 12 to 4. Rader, in a post-talk surge with manager Harry Walker in New York, overcame a slow start by delivering key hits and tying a club record with six RBIs.
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Oilers extend unbeaten stretch to 11 with weekend wins
Martin Oilers run their season long 11 game streak with doubleheader sweeps at Scott City Missouri and Coffeen. Gary Endres and Gary Buckles each tossed four hitters in wins 3-0 and 4-2 while Jack Herring had two hits in both games. Sunday Endres again allowed four hits and Buckles won 4-3. Endres hit a two run homer and Jim Shields a solo shot as home runs decided Sunday's open.
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