Southeastern Lady Lions rally past Mississippi College for ninth win
Southeast Louisiana University's Lady Lions erased a 41 39 halftime deficit to beat Mississippi College 92 72 in Clinton. Sarah Williams led with 21 points while Cindy Williams and Martha Lee added 20 each, Queen Brumfield posted 16 points and 16 rebounds, and Sarah Williams grabbed 12 rebounds as SSU solidified its unbeaten run and prepared to host Nicholls State at Cefalu Coliseum.
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Carooms
Nicholls State
Cefalu Coliseum
Hammond Throttles Covington In District 7-AAAA Opener
Hammond High rushed to a 10 point lead in the first period and rolled to an 81-62 win over Covington, improving to 5-0 in district play and 19-6 on the season. Mike Lewis led Hammond with 25 points, Larry Livers added 22, and Duane Rompeau contributed 16. Jerry Richardson led Covington with 25 points.
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Chris Williams
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Lionel Sims
Mike Hymes
Wayne Richardson
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Ott Henry
Sibley
Votais
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McCarthy Hall of Fame Manager Joe McCarthy dies at 90
Buffalo AP reports Joseph V. McCarthy, longtime Yankees manager who led the club to seven World Series titles, died of pneumonia at age 90. tributes from Bowie Kuhn and Phil Rizzuto praised his fairness and leadership while noting his illness followed a hip fracture in 1977. Born April 21, 1887 in Germantown, Pa., he rose from minor leagues to manage Chicago Cubs, then built a Yankee dynasty 1931 39, later guiding the Red Sox before retirement to Tonawanda.
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Southwood Academy sweeps Prytania in three games
Southwood Academy basketball teams swept Prytania of New Orleans in all three contests. The Lady Spartans won 57-16 behind 16 points from exmy Wi, with Julie Harper at 15 and a bench of 11 scorers. The boys survived a second-half drought to win 57-52, led by Kyle Wilson with 18 and Randy Drude 16. Jayvee: Lance Ashcraft 15, Joe Moore 12, Frederick Mentz 9. Monday night they host Silliman at Southwood gym.
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Terri Dorsa
Tonya Price
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Kyle Wilson
Randy Drude
Joey Schillace
Ff Koeng
Danny Drago
Scott Sledge
Kirk Lamonte
Lance Ashcraft
Joe Moore
Frederick Mentz
Spartans
Silliman
Lady Tors rout Belaire in Baton Rouge clash
Hammond High’s Lady Tors dominated Belaire High of Baton Rouge 92 to 4 on Friday. Kim Mulkey led with 20 points, supported by Tye Clark and Rosalyn Bray with 18 each as Hammond opened with a 28-6 first period and never looked back.
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Debra Rougeau
Catherine Bell
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Darlene Patrick
Slidell
Hammond High
Game warden shot in Lake Bistineau incident in Louisiana
North Louisiana game warden Lt. Edward Barnes of the Louisiana Wild Life & Fisheries Commission was wounded in the right hand and leg by a small caliber gun while inspecting illegal nets on Lake Bistineau. A $10,000 anonymous reward was offered, with the Shreveport Journal named as the information center for leads.
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Wenzel Wins World Cup GS as Kaserer and Serrat Also Podium
Hanni Wenzel of Liechtenstein dominates the women's giant slalom to top the World Cup standings with a two run time of 2 52.77 minutes earning 25 points. Monika Kaserer of Austria places second and Fabienne Serrat finishes third.
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