Heavy Hitters Rebs Put Dykes on AAA All-State Team
Dalton Jones Istrouma tops the Triple-A All-State list with a .509 average followed by Frank Melito De La Salle and Rusty Staub Jesuit. Pitchers Vaughn Blanda Thomas Johnson headline a 26-9 staff. Jesuit’s Kevin Trower named Coach of the Year as Don Chatelain Clifton Dykes headline West Monroe BRHS players.
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Ted Castillo
Rouge Morning Advocate
Law Sports Writers Association
Louisiana Sports ‘Iters Association
Dalton Jones
Istrouma
Frank Melito
de la Salle
Jesuit
Rusty Staub
Boston
Nicholls
West Jeffers
Son Ace
Lou Blanda
Jones
Staub
Seletced
Kevin Trower
Jesuite
Blue Jay
Pat Sereen
Bolton
Fair Park
West Jefferson
Baton Rouge High
West Monroe
Bossier City
Melito
Jack
Allan Montreuil
Jone
Neutesses
Despino
Jessie James
Bob Stewart
Bears
Phil Johnson
Charlie Johnson
Don Chatelain
Baton Rouge Clifton
Charles Dykes
Johnson
RBI
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Jays
Big Jack
Thomas
Blanda
Louisiana Prep
Ted Williams
Trower
Mentoreuil
Stewart
Montreuil
Allan
Johnny Altobello
Doug Maier
Terrebonne
Dale Humble
BRITS
Lou Paternostro Istrouma
Eddie Homan
BRUS
David Bour-geois
Oliver McDaniel
Bogalusa
Bobby Davis
Fuzzy Fussell
BRHS
Whit Amedee
Catholic High
Earl Baron
Bobby Cotten
Lionel Kleinpeter
Catholic
Dick Cot
Robert Clifton Nossier
Twin-City Sports face Ruston in Legion Stadium showdown
The Twin-City Sports host last year's champions Ruston at Legion Stadium tonight starting 7 45 p m. Pitcher Fred Southerland from LSU tops the mound lineup with Kelton Bacon of West Monroe behind the plate and a deep roster of Northeast and regional standouts.
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la- Ark
Champ Ruston
Legion Stadium
Vivian Petty
Fred Southerland
LSU
Neville High
Southerland
Tiger
Petty
Kelton Bacon
West Monroe
Louisiana Tech
Northeast State College
George Bryan
Eddie McGowan
Francis Genusa
Ruston
Neville
Larry Reeves
Neville Star
Davis Roane
Monroe Legion team wins with fourth-inning surge over Bastrop
The Monroe Brown Rivers Scoggin squad defeated Bastrop 6 to 3 as Ralph Roberts and Joey McGinn doubled and tripled respectively in a strong fourth inning. Bastrop rallied in the third but fell short as Lynn Causey and Monroe pitchers shut down late threats. Next game is Monday June 5 in Ruston against T L James Contractors.
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Monroe
American Legion Diamond Crew
Noe
Bastrop
Brown - Rivers - Scogin
Carl Guinn
Charlie Biggar
Whitworth
Guinn
Biggar
Tooming
Ralph Roberts
Lynn Cauey
Head
Roberts
Randall Fallin
Ronnie Factor
James Chunn
Factor
Cox
Lynn Causey
Joey McGinn
Brown - Rivers - Scoggin
Ruston
T. L. James Contractors
Wash
Reynolds Holt Yop Play In Senior Golf Tournament
Reynolds from Dallas and Holt of West Monroe led the first annual Senior Golf Tournament at Bayou DeSiard Country Club with wins in championship play and top flight matches. Holt shot 69 to win his first flight by one stroke and tied for best putting with 24 putts as play continued through Sunday with a Lane Duck option for early losers.
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Malley Reynolds
Ken Holt
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Terday Breynolds
Dallas
Texas
Ponce DeLeon
Fla
Everett Lawson
Holt
West Monroe
R. D. Bushnell
Tourney
RL. Carson
Farmerville Beats Dubach In La Ark League Opener
Farmerville opened the 1961 La Ark League season with a 15 to 2 victory over Dubach. Pitcher Bobby Lockwood earned the win, while Maxwell Green had two hits for Dubach. Farmerville led 20 soake early and the game marked Farmerville as the lone La Ark entry for the night.
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Dubach
Farmerville
Bobby Lockwood
Fuller
Lockwood
Bob Albritton
Maxwell Green
Bill Britt
Homer Oller-Bastrop
Twin City Sports
Legion Field
Ruston
Farmerville Opens La Ark With Victory
Ruston roared back from a 5-0 deficit to win 16-5 at Farmerville in American Legion play. Arnold Ramsey collected four hits and drove in five runs as Ruston, now 2-0, used big third and fifth inning bursts to surge past Farmerville.
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Ruston la
Arnold Ramsey
Ruston
Farmerville
American Legion
Ted Hudson
Donnie Albritton
Tidwell
Tittleton
Hearn
Jerry Hood
Gene Smith
Andy Clark
Dickinson Keeps Memphis Open Link Superiority
Dickinson extends his lead at the Memphis Open with a 65 in Friday's round to move 7 shots ahead and post a 36 hole total of 128. Don Whitt slips to a six way tie at 135 after a 71 in the second round while defending champion Tommy Bolt joins Cary Middlecoff Gene Littler Ken Venturi and Tony Lema in the cluster behind.
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Memphis
Gardner Dickinson
Ben Hogan
Tequesta
Fla
Don Whitt
Dickinson
Colonial Country Club
Whitt
Tommy Bolt
Cary Middlecoff
Gene Littler
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Carry Back Aims For Belmont Triple Crown Sweep
Carry Back remains the heavy favorite to win the 125000 added Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. The colt has already captured the Kentucky Derby and Preakness and faces a field led by Globemaster with Belmont at stake. Odds around 4 to 5.
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New York
Carry Back
Belmont Park
Ken
Recreation Softball Leagues Report Wide Action Across City
In A League Church of Christ defeated Trinity 10 2 with Wyatt and Oliver on the winning mound. Eppinette homered twice for Church of Christ. Conrad doubled for Trinity. Civic League saw National Guard beat North Monroe Plumbing 5 1 as Johnson led with a homer. Church League results include First Methodist 17 College Place B 7 and Latter Day Saints 17 St Marks 1. West Monroe Civic League features First Baptist Church of West Monroe 15 New Chapel 14 with Zigler tripling for the winners. College Place A defeated Central 17 6 as Palmer homered. Church League features Temple 11 Church of God 9 with Walker Thurman leading Temple. West Monroe Junior League notes McClendon forfeited to First Baptist. Church A League Calvary beat Southside Methodist 8 7 with Nix homering for Calvary. LTS crushed Southside Methodist 22 3 led by Perkins Sepulvado two homers. Auf/standings mention Ambropoise Derby bets and horse racing chatter.
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Trinity
Wyatt
Oliver
Survess
Conrad
Ro Wyatt
Eppinette
National Guard
North Monroe Plumbing
Hargon
Watson
Johnson
Smith
Stewart
Taylor
First Methodist
College
Abrough
Anderson
Latter Day Saints
St. Marks
A. Hudnell
C. Ruggs
Blount
Darling
Garaner
McClindon
First Baptist
Optimist
Progressive Men's Club
Holley
Parsons
McCandlish
Surratt
Dispenza
Sylvestria Lacaras
Temple
Church of God
Walker
Thurman
Fallin
D. Davidson
Churel of
Williams
Duchense
Nordman
West Monroe
First Baptist Church of
New Chapel
Tom Cockerham
Becton
Josers
McHenry
Wilder
Don Zigler
Harper
Oliver Carroll
Jack Deluth
Church League College Place
Central
Palmer
Bushnell
Woosley
CP. Bushnell
Billingham
Douglas
Roper
Roy
Calvary
Southside Methodist
McGough
Thomas
Nugent
Gannaway
C. Foust
Butch Oglesbee
Nix
Schuler
Dixie League results show Suncrest over Southern Equipment 11 to 4
In the Northside Dixie League Suncrest defeated Southern Equipment 11 4. Cuples and Rushing teamed as the winning battery while Boyd and Devereux, Reitzell with three and Tuey with three for Southern Equipment led the losers. Cuples went 2 for 3. Central Bank beat Shell Oil 8 7 with Howell and McSherry as the winning battery and Campbell and Foreman as the losers.
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Suncrest
Southern Equipment
Cuples
Rushing
Boyd
Al Nealy Signs with San Francisco Saints
Al Nealy formerly with the Cincinnati Royals of the NBA signed with the San Francisco Saints of the American Basketball League. Nealy is the fifth NBA player to join the Saints.
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San Francisco
al ‘Nealy
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Friday
San Francisco Saints
American Basketball League
Nealy
NBA
Saints
Palm Springs Golf Classic Dates Set for 1962 Event
The third annual Palm Springs Golf Classic in California will run January 31 to February 4, 1962. The tournament includes a $50,000 hole-in-one prize as a side attraction, announced on Friday.
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Palm Springs
Calif
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