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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1973

Page

13

Secretariat set for Preakness in slim five-horse field

Secretariat leaves Pimlico with a strong pick as he challenges five rivals in the 98th Preakness Stakes worth 150000 added. A record crowd is expected for the Meadow Stable colt while infield ceremonies honor Johnny Unitas. Sham, Our Native and Ecole Etage headline a small but star-filled slate with purses climbing to 182400 for the race.

Gordon Beard Baltimore Secretariat Pimlico Meadow Stable Baltimore Colts Johnny Unitas Chick Lang Citation Sigmund Sommer Laffit Pincay Jr Our Native Don Brumfield M. J. Pritchard E. W. Thomas Bill Besseguet Jr Bon Etage Farm Ecole Etage Frederick R. Menke Deadly Dream Thomas Mellon Evans Torsion George Cusimano Anthony Black Ben Feliciano Larry Boyce

Herrin All-Sports Banquet Honors Area Athletes

Nearly 400 diners at the fourth annual Herrin high school all-sports banquet heard SIU athletic director Doug Weaver praise Herrin’s athletic program. Rodney Jones had his No 40 football jersey retired as tri-captains were named for next season and multiple sport awards were handed to wrestlers, golfers, track and field athletes, and others. The evening included a $1,000 surprise education grant from the Eagles Lodge and recognition of long-time supporters.

Herrin SIU Doug Weaver Herrin Eagle Lodge Southern Illinois Weaver Rodney Jones Tim Byrne Gary Rafe Mike Newbold Richard Bracy Mark Pagano John Bayles Charles Jack Randy Lively Charles Strusz Rick Brandon Mike Gould Joe Hosman Tiger Jimmy Oldani Paul Johnson Dale Young Jack Murray Val Gene Gould Tony Gualdoni Mike Sweeney Pat Creek Eagles Lodge Herrin Unit William Clarida

Major League standings and district track meet notes

Baseball standings show Chicago at Philadelphia and St Louis at Montreal among Saturday games. Pittsburgh at New York and Los Angeles at Atlanta also listed. Sparta leads district track with 104 points in a prep triangular meet, with Red Bud 40 and Lesser 13. Slo-pitch results include Marion tournament losses and wins for Bennie's Hot Tamales and Toyota Shakers.

Chicago Jenkins Philadelphia Ruthven Louis Gibson Montreal Moore Pittsburgh Walker New York Seaver Los Angeles Messersmith Atlanta Reed San Diego Greif Cincinnati Bill St. Louis Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston Sparta Red Bud St. James Collins Campbell Richelle Koenigstein Martin Carlyle Kock Roberts Marion Whittington Bennie Toyota Shakers Harrisburg Elks Associated Press Pet. G.B

Cardinals Rally Tops Cubs In Ninth To End Streak

The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 in nine innings snatching the game from Chicago after a late rally. Rick Monday opened with a walk and Glenn Beckett extended his hitting streak to 25 games. Randy Hundley homered for Chicago as Ken Reitz and two Cardinal runs sealed the win. The Cubs depart for Philadelphia for a four game set starting tonight.

Cubs Rick Monday Glenn Beckett Billy Williams Cardinal Jim Bibby Lou Brock Randy Hundley Cardinals Milt Pappas Ken Reitz Jack Aker Philadelphia Phillies

Dodgers Rally Past Reds in 9th After Sutton Holds Early Jam

Dodgers beat Reds 3-1 as Don Sutton, facing a bases loaded jam in the first, shuts down Cincinnati then Steve Garvey and Dave Lopes drive a two run ninth inning rally. Hank Aaron hits his 11000th at bat for Atlanta in a separate NL action.

Associated Press Don Sutton Walter Alston Los Angeles Dodgers Reds Sutton Pete Rose Alston Richie Scheinblum Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston Atlanta New York Mets Montreal San Diego Cincinnati Clay Carroll Tom Hall Johnny Bench Pedro Borbon Joe Ferguson Willie Crawford Ron Cey Bill Russell Steve Garvey Dave Lo Bob Watson Tommy Helms Hank Aaron Ty Cobb

Salukis fall to Bradley end bid for home win streak

SIU drops 4-2 to Bradley as Salukis see streaks end at Abe Martin Field. Walternate earns his ninth win for Bradley while Wilkins and Newman pace SIU with multi hit days. Wallis, the team's top hitter, adds 2-5 in the opener as Bradley racks up three extra-base hits.

Larry Odell Southern Illinoisan Skein Bradley Southern Illinois University SIU Evansville Rob Klass Salukis Bowe Saluki Scott Walternate Steeleville Mike Wilkins Liu Bert Newman Joe Wallis Wallis Newman Wilkins Klass Abe Martin Field Southern Monick Hammond Wywica Walternate Calafetti Nene

Alton Names Glen McPherson as New Head Basketball Coach

Alton High hires Glen McPherson forty?five? year old assistant who has spent six years at the school to replace resigned Ralph Sterrett. McPherson had briefly considered leaving for Wood River but will now lead Alton basketball. Crystal clarity on dates or further candidates not provided. the piece notes other area names as considered.

Glen McPherson Alton Ralph Sterrett Alton High McPherson Wood River Gene Gourley Paris Don Deterding Granite City Dick Jones Champaign Centennial Cliff Talley East Moline Sterrett Streator

Belcher AJ Named Athletic Director at Anna Jonesboro High

Belcher AJ director Carroll Belcher was named athletic director at Anna Jonesboro Community High School. He replaces John Lipe who becomes head baseball coach while Larry Bell is assistant baseball coach and Bill Halter takes golf coach duties. Coaching increments are 625 for Belcher 562.50 for Sipe 312.50 for Bell and 250 for Halter. A board meeting at Union Hall gym May 2% will discuss football track and basketball coaching assignments.

Carroll Belcher Anna Jonesboro Belcher John Lipe Lipe Larry Bell Bill Halter Sipe Bell Halter Union Hall

Marion parade opens the baseball season for youth teams

About 550 boys aged 8 to 16 from the Marion Youth Baseball League will march in a parade Saturday from Marion High School to Shotton Field Oasis Park to start the season. Pony and Major League games follow the parade, with the league's 13th annual Memorial Day barbecue in the park shelter to raise funds for the program.

Marion Marion High School Shotton Field Oasis Park

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