How Will LSU Replace Jones?
LSU faces a quarterback transition as Bert Jones departs. Mike Miley and Billy Broussard, both 6-1 and around 190 pounds, are viewed as unproven but promising, with McClendon noting the offense will pivot to sprint-out passes and more running. The defense returns six starters under Warren Capone, aiming for a stronger unit to carry early season wins. The opener vs Colorado looms as a crucial test.
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Decatur Labor Day Adult Tennis Opens With Wide Draw
The Labor Day Adult Tennis Tournament at Delano Park released Saturday opening pairings across Women’s Singles and Doubles and Men’s Singles and Doubles. Matches begin at 8 a.m. with multiple rounds set through the afternoon and semifinals Sunday, finals Monday. players must report 30 minutes before play and a 15 minute default rule applies.
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Baseball standings and schedule snippets from major leagues
National League East standings show St Louis leading with 68 wins, 65 losses, followed by Pittsburgh and Chicago. American League shows Baltimore atop the circuit with 76 wins, while Minnesota and Oakland pursue. Thursday results include Philadelphia beating Montreal 8-7 and St Louis defeating New York 1-0 in 10 innings. Friday night games feature doubleheaders and key matchups across both leagues.
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Phillies Rally Past Expos In Comeback Victory
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Montreal Expos 8-7 as Cesar Tovar slid home on Bill Demars stopping sign for the decisive run in the ninth. Dodgers, Cardinals and Indians also posted victories in a day of tight NL and AL action.
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West Coast powers USC UCLA in Pac-8 race preview
USC sophomores lead a youthful, deep Trojans squad with Richard Wood and Anthony Davis while UCLA under Pepper Rodgers fields a grown Wishbone T attack led by Mark Harmon and Kermit Johnson. The piece outlines Pac-8 and PCAA contenders including UOP San Diego State San Jose State Washington Washington State Oregon Oregon State California Stanford with key players and upcoming dates.
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First State Bank promotes Home Improvement Loan
Pat Thornton at First State Bank of Decatur invites customers to say yes to a Home Improvement Loan. The ad highlights options to add on fix up or paint up projects and provides the Gateway Branch contact at 355-1511 and the Decatur address 237 Johnston.
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