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Marty Mishow's column
Monday, May 12
Pool League Night Tuesday, May 13
Southeast Missouri State University Basebaall vs. Central Arkansas Thursday, May 15
Southeast Missouri State University Basebaall vs. Central Arkansas Friday, May 30
Chaffee Booster Club Golf Tournament Monday, June 23
3rd Annual T.E.A.M. Southeast Golf Tournament
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Eastern Kentucky left the door wide open Sunday.
Southeast athletic review noted a large number of alumni in St. Louis, but few are members of the school's booster club.
The rivals will meet today in the first round of the Class 4 District 1 baseball tournament.
The roar of the galleries at a high school golf tournament is about as loud as the deafening din in a library.
Eastern Kentucky left the door wide open Sunday.
St. Louis scored a pair off of Milwaukee's Gagne to pull out the 5-3 victory.
Franklin and Springer will get the majority of the save opportunities.
Southeast won the first game 5-4, but dropped the second 3-1.
There were about 15 scouts at Capaha Field to watch Friedrich pitch.
Southeast's high profile programs barely were mentioned in Carr's report to the Regents.
The Rams' Stephanie Essner won the 200 and 400 championships.
Perryville's senior standout won the district championship despite an injury.
The Indians came up short to Lindbergh in the Class 4 District 1 team standings.
The Tigers' ace has posted a 5-4 record with a 2.48 ERA this season.
Berry and Duffy will get another shot at the Class 2 tennis tournament.
EasterN Kentucky will throw its highly rated left-hander in the opener of the three-game series.
Proposal approved that will address inequities in the women's programs.
The senior launches his quest for the state meet when he runs the 800 meters in today's Class 4 District 1 meet.
The Central pair will play in the district semifinals today.
The Oran baseball team improved to 18-4 with a romp over East Prairie, pounding out 12 hits in a 12-1, five-inning victory Thursday.
The New Madrid County Central administrator will replace Mark Ruark on July 1.
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