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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1950

Page

6

Hopes Squashed In A C Preliminaries At Bloomington

Southern Illinois University faced a rough day as Maroons failed to gain titles in track golf and tennis preliminaries. Mawdsley lost 6 3 6 3 in singles. Zukosky fired a 68 in golf but others trailed. track entries were thin with low scoring in most events. Western Normal and Eastern led, leaving Carbondale title hopes diminished for the Maroons.

Bloomington Southern Illinois University Jack Mawdsley Henderson Leland Lingle Maroons Lynn Holder Walt Zukosky West Frankfort Highland Park Normal Scoddler Landis Western Zokosky Zukoskys Armstrong Wilson Michigan Joe McLafferty Chapman Hughes Hill East Alexander Mawdsley Vorwald Stokey Eastern Michigan Normal Norman Cooper Borg Northern Grater Russell Doxstetler Chapman and Dickinson Michigan Naval Millers Keller Barnhart Maroon Netsters Mawdsley-Norman Carbondale

Gophers Hoosiers Favored In Big Ten Track Meet

Minnesota leads with 12 qualifiers while Indiana sits third with nine as the 50th Big Ten track championships inch toward May 27 in Evanston. Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin and Chuck Peters of Indiana headline a deep field in the mile with top contenders from Ohio State Illinois and Minnesota eyeing multiple events under a cool north wind and 60 degree forecast.

Evanston Ill Minnesota Indiana Gophers Chuck Peters Michigan Iowa Illinois Purdue Wisconsin Northwestern Ohio State Buckeyes Bill Miller Ohio Burl Thompson Don Gehrmann Len Truex Dean Pieper Walt Jewsbury Frank Owens Gehrmann Harry Cogswell Leroy Collins Jim Studzinski Iinois Dyche Stadium Lake Michigan

College baseball scores from across the nation

Maryland over Virginia Tech 4 3 and Iowa edged Northwestern 1 0 while Kentucky routed Alabama 14 3 Michigan beat Ohio State 6 2 Miami Ohio won 8 4 and Colgate defeated Bucknell 6 4 Centre beat Union Kentucky 7 6 Clemson 1 Virginia Tech 0 Illinois crushed Notre Dame 21 0 Indiana toppled Purdue 10 Washington State 3 Stanford 2 Cincinnati 14 9 Western Reserve Ohio University 14 Kent State 6 Maine 11 New Hampshire 2 Princeton 7 Pennsylvania 6 NC State 4 McCrary Lake Forest 7 Maryland 1 Western Michigan 7 Michigan State 3 11 innings Detroit 8 Kalamazoo 3 Colorado A M 2 Utah State 1 Wisconsin 9 Minnesota 8 Montana 4 Northern Idaho 3 10 innings Betty Jameson shot a 70 to lead first round of women s eastern golf tourney while Babe Didrikson Zaharias stood fourth at 74.

Associated Press Maryland Virginia Tech Chicago Depauw Lake Forest Clemson Iowa Northwestern Kentucky Alabame Michigan Ohio State Miami Ohio Butler Connecticut Rhode Island State Colgate Bucknell Centre Union Illinois Notre Dame Indiana Purdue Washington State Stanford Cincinnati Western Reserve Western Michigan Michigan State Detroit Kalamazoo Colorado A & M Utah State Wisconsin Minnesota Montana Northern Idaho Newton Mass Betty Jameson Babe Didrikson Zaharias

Cobden Softball Teams Clash Amid Drum of Spray Puzzles

Events are tangled for Cobden softball squads managed by Basler and Schwartz. Basler hired Schwartz’s pitcher to work at the Basler feed store. The pitcher says he is puzzled that each night clash requires wrestling drums of spray dope all day.

Cobden

West Frankfort Tops Centralia for Second Straight Win

West Frankfort defeated Centralia 4-2 to clinch a second consecutive win in the Mississippi-Ohio Valley league led by Jim Mincher who allowed five hits. Mattoon routed Vincennes 11-1, Springfield beat Paris 13-3, and Mt. Vernon edged Paducah 10-9. Weekend schedule features Paris at Mattoon and others.

West Frankfort Centralia Cardinals Jim Mincher Mattoon Vincennes Springfield Paris Mt. Vernon Paducah Ackerman Edgar Mincher Wilkes N - Pet Mt Vernon

Lionship Stags Undefeated After Narrow Softball Win

The Royalton Lions beat the Herrin Stags 2 1 at Royalton to stay the only undefeated team in the Greater Egyptian softball league. Hudson doubled to start a first inning rally, Bauer and Hardcastle drove in runs, while Dina Morris held the Stags to limited hits. Marlow’s defensive gem stood out as the Lions secured a victory.

Royalton Lions Herrin Stags Royalton Lions Hudson Paltalvy Bauer Regis Morris Faro Hardcastle STAGS

Stars Battinge-Roy Smalley Homer Gives Cubs 40–Victory

Yesterday's Stars batting include Roy Smalley hitting a bases loaded homer for a 40 run win over Pittsburgh. Pitcher Robin Roberts struck out 11 Giants for his sixth win in a 3-2 Phillies win.

Roy Smalley Cubs Pittsburgh Robin Roberts Phillies Giants

Baseball Standings and Tomorrow's Schedule Summary

Major League results show Detroit 11 over St Louis 2 in the completed game with rain postponing the second. New York 2 Philadelphia 0. Tomorrow's schedule lists New York at Philadelphia at 11 30 a m and 1 30 p m Cleveland at Chicago 12 30 and 2 30 p m Detroit at St Louis 2 30 and 4 30 p m Boston at Washington 1 30 p m Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 9 Cardinals 4 Brooklyn 5 Boston 1 Philadelphia 3 New York 2. tomorrow Brooklyn at Boston 12 noon Philadelphia at New York 12 05 p m St Louis at Cincinnati 12 30 and 2 30 p m Chicago at Pittsburgh 11 a m and 1 p m.

Detroit St. Louis New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cardinals Brooklyn Browns Pet

Fights Last Night Features Gavilan and Buford Victories

In New York Gavilan defeated Georgie Small by outpoint while Buford beat Willie Bean in Hollywood. Lytell from Indianapolis outpointed Bob Amos in Oakland for a 10 round card.

Associated Press New York Kid Gavilan Havana Georgie Small Brooklyn Hollywood Calif Frank Buford Oakland Willie Bean Los Angeles Indianapolis Bert Lytell Bob Amos Detroit

Borgsmiller Named Top Athlete at Murphysboro High

Frank Borgsmiller, Murphysboro star athlete, awarded the first annual Outstanding Athlete for 1949 50. He will receive the trophy at graduation Monday night with final judging based on sports play and extracurriculars. He starred in football and basketball, was All State in football and a leading Murphysboro scorer, and helped the basketball team reach the regional tourney. He may choose Notre Dame for college.

Frank Borgsmiller Murphysboro Borgsmiller B & W Sports Shop Murphy du Quoin Notre Dame Frank John Borgsmiller Division Street

Danville Edges Evansville In Three Iron League Tie

Danville edged Evansville 5 4 to pull into a first place tie with Terre Haute in the Three I league. Decatur beat Terre Haute 8 7 while Davenport downed Waterloo 6 4. Cedar Rapids vs Quincy postponed. Terre Haute Danville lead stands 16-9 with Waterloo 17.

Danville Evansville Terre Haute Decatur Davenport Waterloo Cedar Rapids Quincy White Hawks

Major League Leaders Tie for NL Batting and Power

Musial of St. Louis leads NL batting at .440 while Hopp of Pittsburgh sits .376. Jethroe Kerr Ashburn share triples. Kiner Jones Gordon Pafke lead home runs at 8. Williams Dropo top Boston in runs and steals. Chicago Whirl Home ($15.40) won at Washington Park.

Musial St. Louis Hopp Pittsburgh Tuns Jones Philadelphia Jethroe Boston Waitkus Glaviane Robinson Brooklyn Slaughter Kerr Ashburn Kiner Gordon Pafke Chicago Washington Park

Stranahan Wins British Amateur Title at St Andrews

Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio defeated Dick Chapman of Pinehurst North Carolina 8 and 6 to capture the British Amateur Championship at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club St Andrews. The 27 year old led 7 up after 27 holes, then closed out on the 30th in windy rainy 54 degree conditions.

Frank Stranahan Toledo, O Dick Chapman Pinehurst N. C Royal and Ancient Club Stranahan Chapman Whse Dormie Toledo

Benton Coach Hubert Tabor Remains A Beloved Egypt Figure

Athletic director emeritus Hubert Tabor, once a Benton standout and Belleville football coach, attended the Du Quoin Belleville sectional final. The piece recalls Tabor’s 1932-33 Benton basketball squad, his influence on players like Bob Doty and Al Manis, and notes his long career across Egypt area schools. It also mentions rising talent Frank Followell and pro scouts circling Woodrow Wilson high school pitcher Pettit.

Hubert Tabor Benton du Quoin

Jimmy Harper Back in Egypt at Du Quoin Service Station

Local radio talent Jimmy Harper returns to the airwaves after a stint with a Chicago station and opens Cities Service on Route 51 in Du Quoin. Fans may hear him again around the Du Quoin state fair, Aug 28 to Sept 4. The column also notes Du Quoin’s high school baseball diamond and discusses upcoming I I A C standings with potential three way tie scenarios and recent major league blowups.

Jimmy Harper Egypt du Quoin Chicago Hig Place Jimmy Clayton St. Louis Northern Dee Kalb Southern Eastern Western Maroons Red Sox White Sox Tigers Senators Browns Athletics Phils Giants

Prep Teams Gird For State Finals

Elgin defeated Crystal Lake 5 to 0 to win the Genoa Kings ton sectional, while LaGrange beat LaSalle- Peru 6 to 1 at Morris to seal its sectional crown. State finals at Peoria next Thursday and Friday will feature Cathedral of Springfield versus Elgin, Peoria Manual against Bloomington, Austin of Chicago versus Du Quoin, and LaGrange against Granite City.

Elgin LaGrange Crystal Lake Morris LaSalle- Peru Peoria Cathedral of Springfield Bloomington Austin Chicago du Quoin LaGrange Granite City

L. A. Athletes To Be Honored

SIU will host a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the university cafeteria honoring all athletic award winners. The Carbondale Business Men's Association sponsors the event. The Henry Hinkley Memorial Award goes to the top athlete as voted by SIU athletes. Next year’s team captains will be elected, with Burt Ingversen of Illinois as principal speaker.

Southern Illinois University Abe” Martin Carbondale Business Men's Association Henry Hinkley Burt Ingversen University of Illinois

Baltimore New Oxford Wins Cairngorm Purse at Pimlico

Baltimore New Oxford captured the Cairngorm purse at Pimlico, finishing in front to claim a $6.20 win price.

Baltimore New Oxford Pimlico

Pirates Sign Big Player Next Season Rumor

Sport magazine notes a June 15 anticipation of a coast scramble after the Pirates reportedly paid $100,000 for a star, signaling major roster upheaval and fan excitement.

Sport Magazine Pirates

Decatur Threes I league sees Nick Starasta back in action

Nick Starasta the Christopher catcher who moved up to the Cubs Des Moines club this spring is back with Decatur in the Threes I league. Mt. Vernon features their Rams basketball and a 1950 State tournament film was shown in Mt. Vernon Tuesday night. Stan Musial falls one base short of matching his 1949 three stolen bases if he had succeeded Wednesday against the Giants. Leo Durocher moved Alvin Dark for a pinch hitter in the 2 0 win over the Cardinals. Bill McKain of Centralia earned a freshman track numeral at Illinois this year and Bill DeWitt will be the senior baseball manager next season. Randall Doty of Lei ton will be junior recreation sports manager next year.

Nick Starasta Christopher Cubs Des Moines Decatur Mt. Vernon Stan Musial Giants Leo Durocher Alvin Dark

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