Opera House Move Fight Spurs Wildlife Building Debate
The Louisiana Wildlife Federation backs relocating wildlife headquarters to Baton Rouge, opposing converting New Orleans Civil Courts building into an Opera House. Lawmakers debate a $3.5 million project, with amendments barring state funds, while supporters argue the capital location improves coordination with other agencies. The piece notes related wildlife bills and a busy hunting season with several big catches at Black Bayou and nearby lakes.
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Lne Usemeest
Fichts
Baton Rouge
Edward Lebreton
New Orleans
Civil Courts
Louisiana
Wildlife Department
Royal Street
French Quarter
State Capitol
Ton
Charley Bosch
Federation
Charley
Cain
Tennessee
Bosch
Spencer Myrick
Oak Grove
Charles Brown
Tallulah
Howard M. Jones
St. Joseph
Jesse Knowles
Lake Charles
Eugene McGehee
McGehee
Justice of the Peace
The
Wildlife Federation
Dodgers Bench Stars Lead 9-2 Over Mets in Shake-Up
Dodgers benching Tommy Davis and Frank Howard sparked a 9-2 win over the New York Mets. Wally Moon homered in the third, Wes Parker contributed two hits and scored, and Jack Fisher was knocked out in the fifth as Los Angeles pulled away. Reedby pitcher Bob Miller earned the win while Phil Ortega started for LA.
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NEW York
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Wally Moon
Howard
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Davis
John Roseboro
Parker
Jack Fisher
Walt Alston
Mets
Phil Ortega
Fisher
Bob Miller
Joe Christopher
Los Angeles
Wills
Aces
Wiley
E—C. Smith
Gilliam
Sura Poa
Hunt
McMillan
Kranepool
W. Davis
Roseboro
Chrinfoohar
Ortega Apeke
Miller
Ste
Leoe Fisher
Locke
Sturdivant
Willey
Gonder
U— Barlick
Donatelli
Landes
Steiner
West Monroe Speedway Stock Car Races Set for Today
West Monroe Speedway schedules a stock car program this afternoon after last Sunday's rainout. Monroe Speedway president J. Roy Smith notes top riders entered, 20 to 30 cars expected, with time trials at 1 30 and races to start soon after. Gates open at 11 30, two ticket windows, track on Browder road near Jonesboro road.
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West Monroe Speedway
J. Roy Smith
Monroe Speedway
Smith
Jonesboro Road
West Monroe
South
Rookie Belts Indians Over Senators 6-4
Rookie Bob Chance homered doubled and singled as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Washington Senators 6-4. Chance drove in the first Cleveland run, hit a 410-foot homer in center, and added a double. Jack Kralick won his 6th decision but left after 8 2/3, allowing a Cottier homer in the eighth and four straight hits in the ninth before Don McMahon finished. Washington totaled three runs in the ninth. Cleveland added two in the fifth and sixth to secure the win.
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Cleveland
Bob Chance
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Jack Kralick
Chuck Cottier
Don McMahon
Chance
Bennie Daniels
John Romano
Fred Whitfield
Whitfield
Washington
Valentine
Howser
Kennedy
Davalilio
Hinton
Wagner
Skowron
Romano
Zimmer
Leppert
Bridges
Hunt
Cottier
Cheney
Brown
Daniels
Lencert
Davalillo
Phillips
Daniels L
Baltimore Nips Minnesota on five-hitter
Steve Barber and Stu Miller combined for a five-hitter as the Baltimore Orioles edged the Minnesota Twins 2-1. Barber evened his record at 2-2, while Dick Stigman dropped to 2-4. The game featured a pivotal eighth inning walk and a double play by Bob Allison that ended the threat.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Steve Barber
Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Miller
Zoilo Versalles
Barber
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Olive
Bob Allison
Allison
Dick Stigman
Baltimore
Minnesota
Adair
Versalles
Aparicio Ss
Allen
Aparicio
Siebern
Bowens
Hr—Powell
Miami loses six players over honor council action
Miami coach Charlie Tate said six football players were withdrawn for disciplinary reasons, weakening the team at its strongest positions. He cited four crucial players missing, including two first string linemen, reducing team strength by about 20 percent. Names were not released due to policy and university order.
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MIAMI
Charlie Tate
Tate
Henry King Stanford
Georgia coach laments spring football scandal and depth
In remarks after a cheating incident at West Monroe High, the coach discusses accusations against players, injuries, and depth issues. He notes that several students were exonerated or suspended and that readmission will be possible next February. He expresses disappointment at the breach of conduct and the challenge of balancing academics with athletics.
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Tate
Georgia Tech
Andy Gustafson
Last Inning Hit By Maye Gives Braves 6-9 Win
Lee Maye delivered a two run single with two outs in the ninth inning to lift Milwaukee to a 6 5 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The rally followed a four run Cubs burst in the seventh. Burdette started for Chicago, McDaniel finished, and Maye’s hit moved pinch runner Woody Woodward to second before the decisive hit.
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Maye
Braves
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Chicago
Lew Burdette
St. Louis
Brave
Mike de la Haz
Lindy McDaniel
Burdette
Rico Carty
Woody Woodward
Ifitano
Omaye
Brock
Williams
Aaron
Santo
First Baptist Blues
Mets
Cowen Ce
Stag Shop
Tenn. Gas
High Rodgers
Ueacue Jackson
Burke
Boys Club
Red Burdette
Spahn Po
Brownsville Methodist McDaniel
Sadowski
Blue bCline
Civil Air Patrol
Hoeft
Gold Dearty
Jackson
de la Hor
E—Mathews
Rodgers
Banks
Torre
Sanki
Cowen
RBS
McDaniel
U—Pryor
Secor Burkhart
Sudol
Local youth league schedule list incomplete for weekend play
Tuesday RLDS faces Brownsville Methodist at 4 30 with Boys Club Blue meeting Air Patrol at 8 20 Saturday action includes Boys Club Red versus RLDS at 4 30 and Boys Club Blue against Boys Club Gold at 6 30 Civil Air Patrol hosts Boys Club Blue at 8 30
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Brownsville Methodist
Blue
A Air Patrol
Boys Club Gold
Civi Air Patrol
Boys Club Blue
Cassius Clay Tames Unruly Egyptian Camel
Cassius Clay, the heavyweight champion, rode a camel at the pyramids near Cairo and calmly tamed the unruly beast. He waved off the camel owner, declaring I’m the champ and I can tame a camel as I handled Sonny Liston.
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Cassius
Cairo
Cassius Clay
Ghana
Clay
Pyramids
Sonny Liston
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Sam Hanna
Louisiana Wild Life & Fisheries Commission
Opera House Hill
Eddie Lebre
House
Orleans
Capitol
Louisiana Wildlife Federation
Little Man‘s Corner
Little Ten
Black Bayou
Ouachita Wildlife Unit
Bill Poland
Monroe
J. C. Zagone
Johnny Elmendorff
M. Smith
Bussey
Bastrop
Jerry W. Elridge
Old River
East Carroll Parish
Bill Cooper
Lake Providence
David Coleman
Denham Springs
Big Lake
Morris Coleman
Hollybrook
Lake St. John
J. P. Saxon
C. D. Newman Jr
C. D. Newman Sr
Hugh Burts
George Fedrick
Billy Fennett
Old River Lake
Natchez
Rudy Case
Paul Klutts
Deer Park
Vidalia
Charlie Willians
Eunice Brown
Sterling
Opal Brown
Percy May
Betty
Lake Concordia
Ed Carol
Otis Charles Smith
Eunich Smith
Ed Fontenberry
Ferriday
John Alden Knight
Ward Alles Knight
Larry Tyson
Mer Rouge High
Louisiana State
Tyson
Mer Rouge
LSU
Red Swanson
Browder Road
Cheniere Creek
Morehouse
Rodeo Club
Fairgrounds Arena
Met Rouge
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Senators
Heerr
Milleria
Joe
Stigman
Amont
DiMuro
Paparella
Drummond
Gulfco Finance Co
Natchitoches
Speedy Cash
Turday
First Baptist Blves Paper Makers
Tenn. Gas Hawks Sales Finance
Johnson Rebels
New Chapel Hi
Mets Highway Dept
First Baptist Gold Smith Hotchkiss
Safeway
Sie Seow Hill
First Baptist Gold
Highway Dept
Johnson's Rebels
Papermakers
Smith Hotchkiss
Hawks
Athens
Louisville
Zebco
LRU
Walt
Fisherman’s
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