Salukis face Ohio U in NCAA District Four opener
Southern Illinois University baseball, after a 31-12 regular season, earns a third straight NCAA District Four bid. Ohio University opens against SIU in Minneapolis, with Minnesota hosting Valparaiso in the nightcap. The double elimination tourney leads to the College World Series in Nebraska.
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SIU shuts out Illinois College to push scoreless streak
SIU pitchers combined for a 14-0 win over Illinois College extending their scoreless inning streak to 23.23 innings. The team enters district play on a four game win streak, reminiscent of last season’s five game run with a 1-0 tourney opener over Western Michigan.
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Sand 500 field forms after extra Indy session
Indy AP report notes rain plagued time trials at Indianapolis Motor Speedway forcing a Thursday extra session. Nine cars qualified Saturday led by Mel Kenyon at 163.191 mph. eight spots remain open in the 33-car field amid wet conditions.
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Drysdale Accused Of Loading Ball In Shutout Win
Houston manager Grady Hatton accuses Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale of loading the ball after Drysdale pitched his fourth straight shutout in a 5-0 win over the Astros. Hatton mentions possible substances and Drysdale’s glove routine, while Dodgers manager Walt Alston argues Drysdale could chase a record with his improved control.
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Salukis earn NCAA District Four tournament bid
Southern Illinois University coach Joe Lutz voiced pride as the Salukis closed a 1 12 season and earned a spot in the NCAA District Four tournament in Minneapolis. They join Minnesota Valparaiso and Ohio University for the playoff from Thursday through Saturday.
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Greenview leads SIGA Eight Man Team play on Sunday
Greenview of Centralia captured the opening day lead in the Southern Illinois Golf Association Eight Man Team event at Saline County Golf and Country Club scoring 453 with a 69 by Shorty Castellari. Saline County finished second at 470 as 12 teams competed despite early weather.
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SIU backs presidential year odds in District Four race
Joe Lutz put his club forward as a contender for the NCAA District Four crown. Minnesota has won district and national titles in presidential election years 1956 1960 and 1964. Minnesota hosts this week’s 1968 affair.
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Minnesota
Mays 37 Rest Debate as Banks Leads Cubs Triumph
Willie Mays, 37, rested for the Giants as Ernie Banks, 37, slugged two homers and a single to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4-2 win. Banks declared he is young and ready to play, while Mays noted rest may be needed. Banks moved past Cap Anson for new career total bases at 4,158.
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Baseball managers favor smart moves over color in tight games
Dodgers beat Cardinals 3-2 in 12 innings as Walt Alston used intentional walks to spark late rallies. Cepeda intentionally walked in the 12th to set up a Dodgers win, while Peters was walked to face Aparicio in New York, where the Yankees prevailed 1-0. Also noted are managerial moves, coaching changes, and a horse named Neve Pride slated for a June debut with Stanley Dancer tied to the drive.
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Lunn Wins Memphis Open With 268 Total
Lunn, 23, from Sacramento, captured the Memphis Open title by finishing 268 after rounds of 65 68 64 67. He earned $20,000 while Monty Kasier took second at 269 for $12,000. Lou Graham and others finished at 270 or 271 as drama unfolded to the final holes. Angie Lunh watched on TV and realized Bob was two strokes back before the 18th green.
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