Albie Pearson Converts to Ministry Amid Drug Rehab Work
New York report profiles ex major leaguer Albie Pearson now pastor of The Church of the Mountain in Mammoth Lakes California. He recounts mentoring an 18 year old addict, his past as a player, and his focus on prayer and shared life to help families and individuals.
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Man of faith greets diverse worshippers in seeking fulfillment
A preacher speaks of serving both regular Sunday worshippers and marginalized groups including drug addicts, alcoholics, derelicts, hippies, and the affluent "up-and-outers." He notes rich individuals seeking deeper meaning beyond material success as he pursues personal fulfilment.
Vigo Sullivan Take Mack Lead in Connie Mack Action
Vigo IGA and Sullivan surged to early leads as local Connie Mack league games unfolded at South High School and Spencer Ball Park. Vigo IGA beat defending champion Terre Haute Banks 2 to 1 in eight innings with Bob White tossing a one hitter. Rich Silcock had Banks' lone hit. Sullivan defeated Dairy Queen 6 to 1 behind Scott Wilson, aided by Dairy Queen errors late. John Bohnert had two doubles and two RBI for Sullivan. Mayflower edged Brazil 7 to 6 with Kevin Snyder scoring on a throwing error in the bottom of the seventh as Mayflower rallied for the win.
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Chuck Trhlik Wins 2 Races at Terre Haute Quater-Midget Meet
Chuck Trhlik swept two feature races at the Terre Haute Quater-Midget Association event held at the Fraternal Order of Police track. He won the modified and light B mains, with other feature winners including Mike Ralston, Jodi Myers, Darrin Barton, and Greg Durr.
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Jena Snow
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Alan Nelson
Jim Pendergast
Lisa Ridgeway
Kevin ‘Snow
Dori Myers
Jim Cagle
Jeff ‘Crum
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David Houk
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Angie Cagle
David Hoskins
Robert Breneman
Rob Knudsen
Billie Joe Samm
Don Trichik
Jeff Crum
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Softball schedule including Chevettes Casey and Vigo Dodges
The listing shows softball games with Chevettes versus Casey Illinois at 12 30 p.m. Vigo Dodges against Robinson Alabama at 4 p.m. Lindsay s Sunoco faces Southern Illinois at 7 15 p.m.
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Hester Faces Hodgkin Disease While Fighting On Field
Ray Hester, famed linebacker with Tulane roots and NFL and World Football League experience, reports Hodgkin disease with a 50-50 prognosis. He endures cobalt treatments and weight loss, remains defiant about living, and draws support from friends while recalling his football career and high school teammate Butch Duke who died young.
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Casper Misses Open After 1959 Gap In Eligibility
Philadephia AP Casper, a 10 time Open winner, fails to qualify for Medinah Open due to USGA rules. He plans a cherry harvest on his Mapleton Utah farm with 7 000 fruit trees and hints at no retirement. Johnny Miller is his Open pick to win. Casper reflects on past glory and current form.
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Philadelphia Classic face delayed start and uncertain finish
The Philadelphia Classic at Whitemarsh Valley is bogged by rain with the first round wiped out twice. A Monday finish is planned with 18 holes today and Sunday and a 36-hole Monday, though forecasts threaten more delays. The U.S. Open next week looms as players weigh options and contract constraints.
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Aces Butler Eye New Midwest Basketball Conference
Six Midwestern colleges met in Cincinnati to explore forming a new primarily basketball conference in NCAA Division I. Butler led by Coach George Theofanis and Athletic Director Bill Sylvester attended, with Evansville represented by Brad McCutchan. Chicago meeting planned for August.
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Bell and Casey Barn Honors
Schulte High School named its top boys athletes last night with Melvin Bell and Jay Casey receiving honors. Casey earned nine varsity letters in basketball tennis track and field and cross country. Bell earned eight letters in football basketball and track and field.
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Thomas 2nd in Floor Ex at US Gymnastics Championships
Kurt Thomas of Indiana State earned runnerup in the floor exercise at the US gymnastics championships in Southern Illinois. Peter Kormann of Southern Connecticut won with an 18.575, about a point ahead of Thomas. Tom Beach claimed vaulting rings and high bar, while Bart Conner won side horse and parallel bars.
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Illiana League Sunday Games Set Matchups
Sullivan visits Brazil Effingham plays Prison Mattoon faces Blanford Robinson meets Valley Star's in Illiana League Sunday play.
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Reds crush Cubs 18 to 1 in high scoring game
Chicago daily recaps Sparky Anderson praising reliever Darold Knowles after Knowles allowed seven runs in the ninth. The Cincinnati Reds totaled 24 hits in an 18 to 11 win over the Chicago Cubs, showcasing the club's potent offense.
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Baseball marathon ends in Reds win over Cubs 3 15 hours
In a 3 hour 15 minute duel the Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 9 7 after a ninth inning rally. Key players include Cesar Geronimo five hits and Pete Rose three, with Madlock four for the Cubs. The series continues Saturday with Stone vs Kirby.
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South Carolina and Texas Set Title Game Showdown
South Carolina stunned Arizona State 4-1 after a four-run ninth inning to reach the College World Series final against Texas. Texas earned a bye to the final as the Longhorns await the winner. Timmy Lewis closed out ASU with three quick outs to seal the Gamecocks’ win.
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