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SECTION SECTION Sporh Classified CartcnJals-HerrisMcrphysicra, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 19S2 Winds Southern Illinoism SfeeevJe, Du Quoin, Morion Win ff Opens Southern Ilifnoisan Sport Talk By Merle Jones "Year Opinion Is As Good As Oars" Legion 1 ri-tr-v, hv fourth in batting, eighth in fielding and fifth in pitching The Yankees lead the American League despite being fourtii in pitching, fifth in batting and sixth in fielding. urn tourui. went 10 mira on 'single. Poiter also scored for. ey Clem Quilbnan and top pitchin'Baird's single and scored when the winners' final tally in the performances by Du Quoin's 'Malott threw low to first on a-seventh when he singled.

Bob Conte and Marions Frank Ipickoif try. Baird moved to sec-J second and scored on a wild throw Jenkins highlighted Monday's first I ond on the error, stole third and, by the catcher, round action In the 23th District scored on Dave Snyder's squeeze Dennis Darter singled in the American Legion tournament at, bunt first and Sam Newton doubled in Benton. Steelcville picked up a run in the third for Zeigler's only hits. Quillman tripled home two runs the sixth on a walk and singles Marion scored in every inning with two out in the seventh to! by Jimmy Lindenberg and Paul but the third and backed Jen-pi ve Steele viKe a 3-2 win over Kerr. kins' one-hit hurling with a flaw-Murphysboro, Conte twirled a two- Howard Isaacs started two rail-! less defense in beating Benton for hitter "for Du Quoin's 4-0 shutout jes in Dj Quoin's 4-0 vdn over! the third time this season.

10-1, cf Zeigler and Jenkins fired a He singled advance on a the last of Monday's three games, one-hitter as Marion set Benton bunt and a fly ball and scored on; Paul Feurer led Marion's 10-hit down 10-1. I an error for Du Quoin's first run attack with three singles in four Carbondale was to meet Her-; in the third. trips. John Brush, Mike Barnes and Tin at 3 p.m. todav to close outj Isaacs was safe on an error; Jenkins each had two hits off first-round action.

Steelcville takes and stole second to start the fifth. Benton's Terry Thomas, on' Chester at 6 p.m. in a semi-; He moved to third as Chuck Poit-I Feurer singled across two runs final contest and Murphysborojer's pop fly dropped for a double! and Brush drove in one in the rihv ZpHer in a lasers bracket and scored on Chuck Koerrer's first as Marion took a 3-0 lead. I I -4 p. 1 I I jj came at 9 p.m.

tun-nm trinle with fir.ni innin was v-uk i. i mw line drive which easily scored Bob I lodge from second base with the tying run and tock a high bounce ever the right fielder's head to r.llow Harold Rear to score au in Key uamc the way from first for Steele vice's I The Lynx and Bats meet to- S-2 margin. night at 6 p.m. in a key Bantam Murphvsboro mustered its two game in the Carbondale runs in "its only scoring chance summer basehall league, off winner Jerry Malott The Lynx have a 11-0 overall Dallas Glodo walked to open the record while the Bats have a t)-0 tourney, one title which so far has eluded him. The tourney opens Thursday for the nation's top professionals.

(AP Wirephoto) rcund. Arnie, recent winner the British Open, took his first look at the Aronimink course at Newton Square, Monday in preparation for the PGA FANFARE I VCJ 3vV9 CON7 7 jerry zinuazinMu aceounieo: ior The winners added single runs in the second and fourth frames and scored three more in the fifth on a single by Jenkins and a triple by Barnes to lead 8-0. Alex Christie tripled with two men on in the sixth for Marion's final two runs. Hon Head's RBI double in the sixth was Benton's only hit Elverado Unit Names Coach Lewis Edward "Eddie" Ether-ton, 25-year-old Murphys graduate of 1955, has been added to the coaching staff of the Elverado unit formed by the consolidation of Elkville and Vergen-nes school districts. Etherton, a graduate of SIU, will assist the high school football coach and will coach the grade basketball team in his first teaching assignment Roger Buyan will be the head coach in all sports and will be assisted by Bob Dawe and Don Stricklin.

Former Elkville Coach Bob Groves becomes head football and basketball coach at Herrin. Etherton is the son of the late Lewis Ebb Etherton, former Jack son County school superintendent He is married to the former Caroline Blumenstock of nes high jump with a leap of 7-4H, and other members of the Soviet team will compete pgalnst an American team this weekend. (AP Wirephoto) LOOK TO THE MAN TO SEE FOR REALTY Carbcntiatt 457-8141 MM Roger Maris Has Chance To Beat Another Ruth Mark The recent home ru.i hitting spree by Roger Maris of the Yan kees may rekindle some late season publicity even ihougti not nearly so much as a year ago. Last season Maris finally finished with 61 homers to become the first man ever to tap the mark of 60 hit by Babe Ruth of the Yankees in 1927. Though Maris had a 162-game schedule compared to 154 games for the Babe, he did finish with the top total.

Maris recently has raised bis current home run output to 23 as he shoots for another Rutn record of 114 home runs in two consecu tive seasons. Ruth followed his production of 60 homers in VJ27 witn 5-t the next year for the top total oi 114 homers in two seasons. Ruth also holds the other two top marks of 113 with 54 in 1920 and 59 the nx: year, of 104 for 1926-27 when he hit totals of 47 and 60. So Maris has less tnan half a season left in which to hit 31 homers to beat the Babe's two-year mark. Other two-year sluggers with high marks were Jimmy Foxx.

106 in 1932-33; Ralph Kiner, 101 in 1949-1950; Maris, 100 in 1360-01; Ted Kluszewski, 69, in 1954 55 Johnny Mize, 91 in 1947-45; and Ernie Banks, 90 in 1957-53. The St. Louis Cardinals will play a rare week-day game in daylight Thursday when they meet the Chicago Cubs at 12:30 p.m. In Busch Stadium. Christopher High likely will name its new coaches this weekend.

The names of the new men will not be familiar to most area sports fans. The vacancies occured when Vic Renaud, football-track coach, moved to Deerfield as track coach and cage coach Woody Burnett moved to Benton as freshman coach. The St. Louis Cards have played five extra inning games this year and have won oil of them. They have also won as many games from the Braves and Pirates in their most recent series as they had previously won all season.

Fred Orlofsky of SIU is still in Europe competing in various gym meets after the U. S. team finished sixth in the world meet at Prague. The American team defeated a German team Sunday. The Washington Senators have sold pitcher Ray Rippelmeyer, former SIU athlete from Valmeyer to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League.

Rip got only one starting chance against the Minnesota Twins and shutout artist Cami-lo Pascual, who pitched a shutout that day against the Senators. Team averages in major league baseball this year are mis'cading TTie Cardinals are second in fielding, second in pitching and second in hitting but are barely in the first division in the National League. The leading Dodgers are CARBONDALE CITY LEAGUE Atoms Mets 8, Pups 7 Wrens 8, Nats 4 Dons 6, Bees 6 (tie) Bugs 12, Owls 9 Midgets Seals 15, Yanks 9 Braves 12, Bears 11 Juveniles Phils 3, Bruins 0 "WorM't brjMt termit centre! cri2tto $5000 GUARANTEE Agelntt futuf 7rmlt Damag RECOMMENDED NATIONALLY i IY OVER 1103 LUMBER DEALERS Scientific Pest Control for frf taipectisft: cD STOTLAR-HERRIN LBR. CO Johnston City Phone YU 3-3021 Don Stanton has apparently decided to move to the Canton head basketball coaching job rather than continue in Pinckneyville as high school principal The Pinckneyville board has been interviewing prospective candidates for the basketball joi. Hie four top candidates were srreened last week.

Three were from outside this immediate area and a fourth, considered to be the choice, is from small aita school. A clue to his name it's the same as that of the man who heads the IIISA. The Giants and Dodgers continue to be big drawing cards when they play in the east. The G-ants in New York and the Dodges in Philadelphia each drew crowds of 34,000 Sunday. The Yanks helped swell the Kansas Ciu coffers by attracting a similar crowd in the Missouri city.

The naming of Bill Merkley as Iiad football coach at Harrisburg completes a cycle which is unprecedented in the history of the South Seven Conference. Every ifague school has at least one new coach and all except Benton have "i2v head coaches, some schools in more than one sport. Benton's only change was the appointment "i Woody Barnett as freshman coach replacing Jack Archer. Herrin Atom Stars To Play Two teams of Herrin Atcm League all-stars will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Herrin City Park.

The players are in the 7-8 year old age group. One team is made up of players from Sphinx Finance, Hel-leny's and LeQuatte Drugs. The other team players come from the Barras Service Station, Bailey Service Station and Serv-U-Trail-er Sales teams. Players on one squad are David Lafoon, Bill Mattingly, Stanley Serati, Dennis Shelton, Steve Mc-Cree, Terry Griffith, Gregory Hall, Bruce Franklin, Stanley Brown, Fralene Murray, Keith Ferrari, A. Smith, Steve Miller, John Davis.

Bruce Orso and Dennis Orso. Members of the other squad are David Shoemake, Mike Neely, Mike Chiaventone, Robin Ottolini, Allan Gulley, Eric Gannaway, Sam Potmas, Bob Butler, Mike Redfern, David Boston, Larry Earl, Joe Aloffo, Pat Allman, Bruce Rancilio and Joe Holder-field. gtsd USED CARS 1960 Mercury Monterey 4- door Sedan, Automatic Trans. Radio, Good Tires- A Sharp Brown and White $1695.0 1959 Oldsmobile Super 88 Station Wagon, 4-Door, Power Brakes, Steering, Automatic Transmission, Chrome Luggage Rack on Top. Brovn and White $1895.00 1959 Mercury Monterey 2- Door Hard Top Coupe Automatic Trans.

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TVmpwrt Ftl DaJr Ttrfe" ill tl fABliir? FN ARNIE'S ARMY Arnold Palmer, currently the most popular golfer in the world because of his colorful come-from-behind rallies, draws a large crowd even for a practice Newtown Square, July 17 (AP) Even for a practice round, under threatening skies, when it doesn't count, Arnold Palmer has the golf fans swarming around him. Hundreds waited for him Mon day when the Masters and British Open champion arrived at the Aronomink golf course to look over the lay-out It was the first; i time he lifted a club since romp ing to the British title last Friday. Palmer is one of 176 pros who will tee off Thursday in the National PGA tournament. It's the one major title that has eluded him. He said he was happy to get back to the larger American ball and planned to get as much practice with it as possible before the tournament.

He said "it was tough to control the little ball" in the British Open. Palmer's fans, sometimes called "Arnie's Army," followed the Pennsylvanian as he played his way through the course. He tried several approaches and several putts at each hole, stopping momentarily to dictate notes to his caddie. "I haven't touched a ball or club since I left Troon (Scotland) onj Friday," Palmer confessed. 'It was just two days off, but it was strange on Saturday and Sunday." Admirers followed Palmer from the moment he registered at the PGA trailer.

They watched Intently as he drove from the practice tee and surrounded him for autographs when he had finished. Then the gallery poured onto the course to view Palmer's practice round with Ralph Hutchison, Saucoa Valley pro. CO-MEDALISTS Wichita. July 17 AP) Natasha Fife of Wichita an(j Carol Jo Skala of Sutherlin, both inveterate champions in their home states, matched par 72 Monday and shared medalist honors in qualifying for the Women's Trans-Mississippi golf Arnie's Army Out Early a 3-0 Du Quoin lead when Kocr aner's hit went through the left; fielder, UNBEATEN TEAMS Lynx, B2ts To Meet slate. The Lynx also have two pitchers who have tossed one-hit games recently.

MARTIN OILERS GAIN 16TH SOFTBALL WIN The Lvnx also have The Martin Oilers Softball team of Carbondale ran its overall record to 16-3 with a 4-1 victory at Sparta Monday night Ed Fetzer gained the pitchin: victory. He held Sparta to four mis wane MnKing mil eiguu ny Easier. Gary Imhoff and Fetzer led the Oilers at the plate with two hits each. Carbondale mustered six hits o'off Sparta hurler Dan Buckhorn. The Oilers play at Boskydell to- night and travel to Johnston City Wednesday for a doubleheader against Herrin.

Bakersfield, Calif. Jorge Gon- zales, 125, Guadalajara, Mexico, stopped Donny Felicia, 125, Ma nila, 8. TESTS SOD Valeri Brumel, Russian high jumper, makes a kangaroo-like leap in testing sod In stadium at Stanford. Sunday. world record holder In the ATTENTION ALL MASONS SPECIAL MEETING SHEKINAH LODGE No.

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Gb Moore, rf Rice, rf Kewton, Totals Du Quoin Zeisler AB 4 4 2 4 4 3 0 2 3 29 AB 3 3 0 3 3 i 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 24 u)l 020 11-7-1 000 000 00 2-7 BENTON Giacone. 2b Saxe. If Head, lb Adams, Kondritz. rf Conner, cf Thomas, Bennett, rf-c Oiliert, ss Hunter, ph Severin, 3b Totals MARION Barnes, ss Barlow. Zb Huxford.

cf Brush. If Lane, Feurer. rf Christie, 2b Whiting, lb Jenkins, ToJak Brhtua Marion AB 2 3 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 21 AB 1 4 0 3 1 2 3 2S 10 If! an 0 1 1-4 310 132 x-10-ja-o KELLER'S Cities Service Tune-Up 0 Wheel Balancing Wheel Alinmcnf 507 South Illinois Carbondile l' oi oj 0 1 n' jj oj ll 01 2 o' oi 0: 0 1 4 Herrin Hosts Swim Meet Herrin will be host to AAU age-group swimming meet open to both boys and girls aged 13-17 next Saturday. Preliminaries will begin at 11 a.m., finals at 6 p.m. Ah entries must be submitted by midnight Wednesday to Bob Steele at the SIU Men's Physical Educatioi Department.

Competitors will be divided into 13-H and 15-17 age groups for both boys and girls. Events to be contested include 100 freestyle, 1U0 backstroke, 100 breaststroke. 100 butterfly, 200 individual medley, 200 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay. Trophies will be awarded for the high point girls' team, the high point boys team and the high poht combined team. MURPHYSBORO CITY LEAGUE Atom Giants 020 00- 2 514 Ox-10 Bantam Bears Cardinals 021 000 3 Phillies 431 30x-ll Midget Yankees 240 000 0-6 Dodgers 100 020 0-3 Juvenile Owls 320 101 1-8 Athletics 114 101 0-6 Games called in eighth by dark ness.

Monday's Stars Batting Johnny Logan, Pirates, playing only because Don Hoak, the regular tnird baseman, was out with an injury, hit a grai slammer to give the Pirates a 5-2 victory over the St. Louis Card! nals. Pitching Bob Hendley, Braves, allowed six hits, struck out five and did not walk a batter Ln pitching the Braves to a 3-0 victory over Cincinnati. I it For AROMA XLS v. AMERICA'S IARGEST SELLER tnvmcib' D'u 215 4 'km.

-1 2 MEN, 2 HORSES TO TROT HALL OF FAME Goshen, N.Y., July 14 (AP) Two names famous in harness horse history. Dr. Ogden Edwards and John Hervey, and two record-setting horses have been elected as immortals to the trotter's hall of fame. The selections were announced today by E. Roland Harriman, president of the Trotting Horse Museum, at Goshen.

Edwards and Hervey along with Dean Hanover and Protector, were elected by a two-thirds vote of the museum's trustees. Rie names of C2 men and 59 horses have been enshrined in the museum as immortals. CARBONDALE SALE UMMER NOW IN PROGRESS MANHATTAN SHIRTS AND SHORTS S9c Each or 3 for $2.65 TOM MOFBELD 205 Scuth Illinois.