Salukis sweep Intercollegiate Track Meet title in Carbondale
SIU wins the Illinois Intercollegiate Meet led by a 1 2 3 in the 100 and 220 by Ivory Crockett Eddie Sutton and Stan Patterson. Dave Hill clocks 13 48 in the three mile to beat Rick Gross as Southern defeats Illinois 165 132 12 and Eastern Illinois 82. LIU led the Illini late as the Salukis cap with a 3 10 7 mile relay win by Crockett Morrow Erickson and Sutton.
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SIU coach Jones talks about mindset before Ball State series
SIU coach Itchy Jones stresses staying relaxed rather than building up for the Midwestern Conference baseball showdown with Ball State. Pitcher Dick Langdon notes a must-have focus for each start as SIU eyes a potential NCAA bid amid a strong season and ongoing district tournament considerations.
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Rain Delays Monaco Grand Prix Qualifying for Andretti
Rain-soaked track blocks Mario Andretti from posting a qualifying time for the Monaco Grand Prix. Andretti, top U.S. driver and recent South African Grand Prix winner, failed to reach the 1:28.3 cutoff as Jo Siffert led BRM with 1:31.9 while Friday's dry results set the starting grid.
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King and His Court to play women friendly game in Carbondale
Eddie Feigner announces the King and His Court four man softball team will face Martin Oilers at Bleyer Field Carbondale on Wednesday night. The event promotes entertainment for fans including women sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes with tickets at Bleyer's Sport Mart Gibbs Barber Shop and FCA contact. Prices 1 for students 1 50 for adults 2 at gate if not prepaid children eight and under free.
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Miracles drive into Indy 500 field amid record speed trials
In Indianapolis the field for the 55th 500 mile race began to take shape as a record qualifying session produced an average speed of 171.602 mph on the 2 1/2 mile speedway. Rookie Steve Krisiloff recovered from a wall impact with body and chassis repairs and joined Mario Andretti as a teammate. Fastest qualifier was Donnie Allison at 171.903 mph with a top lap of 173.913 mph. A crowded session saw Jim McElreath, Roger McCluskey, Gary Bettenhausen and Sam Posey among notable participants as qualifying continued.
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Major League Standings and Scores Recap
Major League scores show Chicago beating Los Angeles 5 to 2, Montreal 5 Pittsburgh 2, New York 8 Atlanta 7 in 11 innings, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 3, St Louis 7 San Diego 4, Baltimore 3 Boston 2, Cleveland 2 New York 1, Detroit 3 Washington, Chicago at California, Oakland 5 Minnesota 12 Kansas City 9.
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Cardinals Tie Pirates in NL East Chase
Ted Sizemore drove in three runs and Julian Javier added two as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Diego Padres 7 to 4. Chris Zachary earned his first win since 1967 with ninth inning relief, while the Padres rallied for three in the ninth. The Cardinals sit in a second place tie with Pittsburgh, one percentage point behind the Mets who beat Atlanta 8 to 7 in extra innings.
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Cubs Rally Past Sutton in Fifth for 5 2 Win
The Chicago Cubs toppled Don Sutton 5-2 as four runs in the fifth, sparked by Brock Davis and Chris Cannizzaro, gave Milt Pappas and teammates the lead. Sutton slipped to 1-5 this season while Willie Davis extended his hitting streak to 15 games.
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Mets win in 11th on Clendenon's go-ahead single
The New York Mets beat the Atlanta Braves 8 7 in 11 innings. Donn Clendenon drove in the decisive run with a single after Bud Harrelson's single and a run-scoring sequence. Orlando Cepeda's two RBI single gave the Braves a brief lead before the Mets answered.
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Stoneman Routs Pirates as Expos Edge Ahead in East
Bill Stoneman pitched the Montreal Expos to a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. He allowed four hits and struck out 14 to set a club single game record. Rusty Staub and John Bateman hit back to back homers in the third to put Montreal up 3 0. The Expos added two more in the fourth and eighth innings to clinch.
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Orioles Bash Red Sox To End Boston Streak
Mike Cuellar pitched four h it and Baltimore beat Boston 5 2 to snap the Red Sox five game run. Brooks Robinson and Don Buford hit homers as Cuellar improved to 5 1 with his third straight complete game. Reggie Smith homered for Boston in the third while Elrod Hendricks Paul Blair and Mark Belanger supplied runs for the Orioles.
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Catfish Hunter Shuts Down Twins For Eighth Win
Oakland right ace Jim Hunter fired a two hitter in a 5-1 win over Minnesota. Only Cesar Tovar and Steve Braun reached base for the Twins as Hunter continued his unbeaten stretch since April 11. His effort left Oakland with a 6 1/4 game lead in the AL West.
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Brewers Bash Royals 12-0 in Saturday rout
Milwaukee Brewers crushed Kansas City Royals 12-0 as Tommy Harper collected four hits and three RBIs. Seven Brewers runs came in the first four innings while Marty Pattin allowed five hits to improve to 4-4 on the season.
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Phillies Top Reds 5-3 Behind Lis Homer and Montanez Double
Joe Lis hit a no-run homer and Willie Montanez added a two run double to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday night. Barry Lersch allowed seven hits for his third victory. Jim Merritt took the loss after being a 20 game winner last season. The Phillies went ahead 2-0 in the second as Roger Freed singled and Lis homered.
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