Logan men sign two from Kankakee
John A Logan College basketball coach Tom Ashman adds Eligha Brooks and Donzell Buckhanan from Kankakee Westview, 6-2 guards who helped the team reach a 49-9 record the past three years and the Sweet 16 in 1981. Both averaged near 15 points per game last season and are described as versatile perimeter players.
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Nick Sortal
Southern
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East St. Louis Lincoln
Mount Vernon
Brooks
Kankakee
Buckhanon
Murphysboro
Gary Bankhead
West Frank
Fort
Richard McPhail
Logan
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Major League Leaders National and American batting leaders
The Associated Press scoreboard lists NL batting leaders with J Thompson Pittsburgh at .350 and Ru Jones San Diego at .349, plus runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases led by players from St. Louis, Atlanta, San Diego, and others. Pitching leaders include Sut ton, Forsch, Ra Jones, and others with specified records. American League brackets show leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases, with notable performances by Harrah Cleveland and Lowenstein Baltimore, among others, alongside pitching leaders Hoyt and Guidry and strikeout leaders Bannister and Eckersley. Also includes NCAA men’s and high school results.
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Pittsburgh
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San Diego
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Los Angeles
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NBA Finals Schedule Mapped to Los Angeles Philadelphia
The text lists a best of seven NBA Finals sequence between Los Angeles and Philadelphia with games on June 1 3 6 and 8 and potential back to back dates if necessary. It outlines home and away games across Los Angeles and Philadelphia including additional dates if tied series require them.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Browns trade Don Goode to Raiders for future defense
NFL briefs note Cleveland Browns traded linebacker Don Goode to the Oakland Raiders for future defense. Charleston announces the resignation of Rich Meckfes sel as athletic director. Fordham reports the resignation of Jack Lyons as head baseball coach.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Don Goode
Oakland Raiders
Charleston
Rich Meckfessel
Fordham
Jack Lyons
Centralia to Hold Youth Wrestling Camp
Centralia High School wrestling Coach Dick Carpenter announces a youth wrestling camp in Centralia from June 14 to 17. The commuter program runs 6 30 to 9 30 p m daily with a 27 dollar fee. For more information call Carpenter at 532 7391.
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Centralia
Dick Carpenter
Carpenter
Vienna Girls Advance In Regional Playoffs
Vienna High School softball beat Carrier Mills-Stonefort 5 3 as Cindy Penrod pitched a four hitter with seven strikeouts in Harrisburg regional action. Wendy Smith tripled driving in three and Dee Moore added two RBIs as Vienna improved to 15 3 and earned a semifinal date with West Frankfort at 5 30 p.m. today.
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Mathis
Farthing
Smith
Hr—Jones
Southern
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Herrin
Johnston City
Cobden
Elverado
Zeigler-Royalton
Murphysboro
Saluki women sign three letters of intent for tennis program
SIU Carbondale coach Judy Auld welcomed three recruits for the Saluki women tennis team Mary Pat Kramer Kris Stauffer and Julie Rutherford. Kramer from Waterloo Iowa ranks high in state and national events and could crack SIUs top singles. Stauffer a versatile Champaign athlete may excel in doubles while Rutherford from Oak Forest holds a Western Tennis Association ranking.
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Saluki
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Judy Auld
Mary Pat Kramer
Auld
Kramer
Waterloo
Iowa
Siu
Missouri Valley
Mary Pat
Kris Stauffer
Champaign
Stauffer
Julie Rutherford
Oak Forest
Heidi
Baseball playoffs resume with regional and sectional games
In the Marion Regional Salem faces Mount Vernon and others in Class AA quarterfinals. Semifinals are at 10 and 1, with the final Tuesday. Class A sectionals start at Shawnee and Carlyle, featuring Gorham, Massac County, Eldorado, Mount Carmel, New Athens, Columbia, Carlyle, and Nashville, with sectionals ending Tuesday and state tournaments in Springfield on June 7-11.
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Mount Vernon
Woodlawn
McLeansboro
Crossville
Salem
Edwards County
Fairfield
Freeburg
Waterloo Gibault
Trico
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Dupo
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Breese Central
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Carlyle
Marion
Herrin
Harrisburg
Centralia
Murphysboro
Shawnee
Gorham
Massac County
Eldorado
New Athens
Nashville
Springfield
Herrinfest Road Race scheduled in Herrin Monday
The Herrin Roadrunners Club and Herrin Jaycees sponsor the second annual Herrinfest Memorial Day Weekend Road Race on Monday in Herrin. Four races include 10K, half marathon, a mile fun run, and a straightaway mile with TAC certified 10K course. Awards, T shirts, water stations, and free Mello Yellow drinks provided.
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Herrin Roadrunners Club
The
Herrin Jaycees
Mello Yellow
Herrin Coca Cola Bottling Co
Southern
Illinois
Track Athletic Congress
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Dairy Queen
South Park Avenue
City Hall
Inaugural Memorial Day Pennant Poll Shifts Races
Baseball writers wagered on Yankees and Oakland Dodgers and Expos as division winners. By Memorial Day, all four divisions show leaders off the pace with Montreal and Oakland facing surprise challenges as injuries and slumps reshape the pennant picture.
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Southern Illinoisan
Baseball Writers of America
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Oakland
Dodgers
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mets
Cubs
Pirates
Cromartie
Darrell Porter
Gene Tenace
George Hendrick
Tommy
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