Opening Prep Football Season Launched Across Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois prep teams kick off the season Friday night with new head coaches at Eldorado and Anna-Jonesboro. Al Adamis returns after a four-year layoff, while Ralph Davison steps in at Anna-Jonesboro. Other new coaches include Bob Hancock Du Quoin Fred Imhoff Christopher Gary Frazier Sparta Glenn Dawson Cairo and Dick Stritze Carterville. Centralia vs Salem highlights the opening slate as two conference champions clash. Salem seeks balance and stronger defense after last year’s 25-20 win. Harrisburg visits Murphysboro with a 25-game losing streak and a revamped Red Devil stadium at Riverside Park.
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Gene Carello In National Amateur Golf Tourney
Gene Carello of West Frankfort will be among 120 entries in the National Amateur Golf Tournament starting Monday in Des Moines Iowa He drew a first round bye and will play his first match Tuesday The West Frankfort golfer is making his first appearance and qualified for a spot in earlier matches in St Louis He is one of seven entries from the St Louis district who will compete Carello winner of the Jackson Invitational and the Midland Hills tournament this year played practice rounds in Des Moines Friday and Saturday The golfers must play their first 18 holes any time between Sept 29 and Oct 5 Then all must complete their final 18 holes Sunday Oct 6 Players will be divided into four classes after their first round scores are posted The tournament is limited to 50 couples but may be expanded next year when Jackson expects an 18 hole course The team entry fee of 12 dollars should be mailed to Webb at the Jackson Country Club prior to Oct 4
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SIU Passing Game Pleases Coach Piccone
Southern Illinois University wrapped week one of football practice with a scrimmage that pleased coach Car men Piccone. He cited a strong passing attack in Friday and Saturday sessions led by quarterbacks Dave Harris and Jim Hart and praised receivers Harry Bobbitt Tom Massey Don Ventué and Bonnie Shelton for reliable catches. Piccone expects continued progress from a young but talented squad and predicts an exciting season ahead.
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Jim Hart
Morton
Grove
Harry Bobbitt
Tom Massey
Don Ventuelé
Bonnie Shelton
Osuna Upsets McKinley In Semifinals at Forest Hills
Rafael Osuna of Mexico upset top seed Chuck McKinley 6-4 6-4 10-8 to reach the men's final at the U S National Tennis Championships in Forest Hills New York also Frank Froehling defeated Ronnie Barnes 6-3 6-1 6-4. Margaret Smith and Maria Bueno advanced in the women’s singles with Smith routing Dedre Catt 6-2 6-0 and Bueno rallying past Ann Haydon Jones 6-3 9-6 content mentions a historic note on Mexican and U S champions.
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Frank Froehling
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Fla
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Ronnie Barnes
Itne
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Australia
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Maria Bueno
Miss Smith
Dedre Catt
England
Miss Bueno
Ann Haydon Jones
Two Tie For Senior Golf Tourney Lead
Clyde Webb of Murphysboro and Dr C J Burroughs of Centralia share the overall lead after Saturday with 69 at the Crab Orchard Golf Club in the fourth annual Southern Illinois Senior Golf tournament. About 170 players compete in five age divisions. final 18 holes set for today.
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Murphysboro
C. J. Burroughs
Centralia
Crab Orchard
Mazzinghi Captures Junior Middle Title In Milan
Italian Sandro Mazzinghi won the junior middleweight title by stopping American champion Ralph Dupas in the ninth round at Vigorelli Stadium, Milan. Dupas, 1 year professional from New Orleans, weighed about 152 and fought through a hard second round knockdown before the final knockdown. The crowd of 10,000 watched as Mazzinghi scored with a decisive right hand.
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New Orleans
Milan
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Ani
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Redbirds Gain Ground In Tight Cardinal Rally At Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 7, the St. Louis Cardinals rallied to a 6-5 victory over the Pirates. Stan Musial sparked the comeback with a leadoff walk in the ninth, then pinch runner Bob Gibson advanced on a wild pickoff, went to third on Julian Javier’s infield hit, and scored on Curt Flood’s single to cap a 10th win in 11 games. Bill White and Kein Boyer paced the attack with multiple hits as the Cardinals erased a late deficit and moved within reach of the league lead.
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McHean
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Clendenon
Beso Gibbon
Francis
McBean
Haddix
Jones
Shante Tl Schultz
Johnston City Jets Capture Khoury Title in Juvenile League
The Johnston City Jets won the juvenile league title on Saturday after a strong performance by pitcher Norman Ray and hitter Shelton who had two hits and led the offense. Ronnie Shelton pitched seven innings, striking out 17, as Mike McDaniel and Larry Laney contributed key hits to secure a six-hit team effort.
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Norman
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Leach
Woman Bowler of the Year honors shift iffy votes note
Sloman Ane H Juan Marichal and Jose Pagan deliver notable hits as Major League Bowling figures and readers see a muddled report of award voting for Woman Bowler of the Year. Names from Chicago Palatine and Canton surface amid scattered game notes and standings.
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