Tupawek Hosts Shoot State archery meet at Tupawek range near West Monroe
The Louisiana Field Archery Association state championship kicks off at Tupawek club range just outside West Monroe. Defending champs include Robert House, Elise McBeth, Cecil McCloskey, and Emma Gene Brown. Archers from at least six clubs compete in instinctive and freestyle divisions across three rounds with a banquet and awards.
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Louisiana Field Archery Association
Tupawek Club
West Monroe
Jack E. Bell
Tupawek
Robert House
Shreveport
Elise McBeth
Cecil McCloskey
Hreveport
Recreation Softball Optimist A edged the Jaycees 4 in Industrial League
In an Industrial League tilt, Optimist A beat Jaycees 4 to 3 with SPILLERS and Prince as the winning battery. David Kahn broke a 7-7 ninth inning tie with a double, enabling the decisive run, while SPILLERS homered for the other big hit.
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Optimist A
Jaycees
Prince
Spillers
Fishman and Jones
David Kahn
Optimist
Church of God
First Baptist
Levell McLeland
Bob Sills
Maroney
Becton
Lloyd
Beaube
Grambling Stars Attract NAIA Interest In Missouri
Grambling College diamond stars near an NAIA title bid in St Joseph Missouri may land bonus contracts within 10 days. Finley and scouts show heavy interest in players including Eiken Pavlisec Williams Pero Jeter and Wyatt while John Blue Moon Oden is touted as a top prospect. Grambling holds a 25-3 season record and eyes a potential meeting with Mayville Georgia Southern or Liberty for the title.
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St, Joseph
Grambling College
Louisiana
Mayville
N.C
Georgia Southern
Liberty
W. Va
Grambling
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Tiger
Finley
R. W. E. Jones
Eddie Robinson
Robinson
Finely
Whitey Harzog
Kansas City Territorial
Doug Eiken
Dave Pavlisec
Bob Williams
Candy Robinson
Alex
Pee Wee” Pero
John Wayatt
Johnny Jeter
Thomas Simon
Julian Morgan
New York Mets
Wyatt
John “Blue Moon
Oden
Kansas City
Blue Moon
Williams
Grambling Stars
Tigers
Omaha
Stop Watch Brigade
Louisiana Officials Say No Special Teal Season This Year
New Orleans report states a letter from D H Janzen of the US Fish and Wildlife Service confirms there will be no special teal season in September in Louisiana or the Mississippi Flyway. A multi year evaluation is required before any decision. Louisiana emphasizes longstanding support for waterfowl management and notes prior attempts for an experimental teal season were not approved.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission Today
D. H. Janzen
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Louisiana
Mississippi
Janzen
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
J. D. Hair, Jr
Commission
Hair
United States
Gulf States
Central
South America
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Mississippi Flyway Council
State Council
National Guard Awarded Forfeit In Amateur League Victory
National Guard defeated Ouachita Bank by forfeit after leading 10-0 through six innings in an Ameri can Legion Amateur League game Friday night. Bill Duncan, now with Louisiana Tech, allowed three hits with eight strikeouts as the game was halted with the Guard at 3-4 on the season and Ouachita Bank at 2-3. KTVE was set to play Davis Food Center that night.
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National Guard
Ouachita Bank
American Legion
Guard
Bill Duncan
West Monroe
Duncan
Louisiana Tech Mound Corps
Quachita Bank
KTVE
Davis Food Center
Chicago
Joe Amalfitano
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Bob Buhl
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Little League action yields mixed results across Southside
In Southside Little League, Finance beats KLIC 6-3 with Floyd collecting three hits while Bovette doubled for the losers. Rotary Club edged Dew Music 3-2 as Hobbs and Bridges each had the opponents’ only hits and Sturdivant produced the winners’ lone safety. A&C Music topped Three Wavy Finance 5-2 on one hit. Lake Shore Lions defeated Mason Pearson 4-0 with Beeson and Beeson driving the winbelt. Van Trow routed Green Brothers 18-7 amid grand slam by Olnott and four-bagger by French.
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LaPietra
McGough
McCandlish
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Action
Good Hope
Ridge Ave
Bert Hay
Kenneth Wilson
Danny Fulton
Richard Harris
Kendall Grant
Dwight Housley
Malcom Bass
College Place
Parkview
Leon Price
Earl Posey
J. Edwards
J. Moore
Ronnie Gewin
Fred Vogel
Blake Wilkinson
Faith
Netherland and
Gossett
Bushnell
Tucker
Fletcher
Church
Emmanuel Baptist
Temple Baptist
Thames and
Jinks
Breland
Burroughs
J. Telano
R. Telano
Dean
Friendly Finance
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Floyd
Bovette
Powell
Roberts
Rotary Club
Dew Music
Hobbs
Bridges
Sturdivant
WB Hargon
Sadler
Trichell
A&c Music
Wavy Finance
Three Way
WB Matthews
Luffy
Barnidge
King Lake Shore Lions
Mason Pearson
Lake Shore
L. Beeson
D. Beeson
Oldon
Ewing Rodriquez Farr
R&a Jewelers
Rodriquez Farr
Portman
Wallace
Sutton
McMaker
LaDart
Malone
van Trow
Green Brothers
Jerry Olnott
Mike French
McBeth
Elicoff
Cale
Murphy
Brown
Greenlee
West Monroe Dixie Boys Clover Leaf romps past Esso 13-3
Clover Leaf Dairy exploded for 10 hits and scored in every inning but the first to defeat Johnsons Esso 13-3. David Shield had two hits, Bobby Sutton homered, and Rob Smith collected two safeties for the losers.
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Johnson
Esso
West Monroe
David Shield
Clover Leaf
Bobby Sutton
Rob Smith
Steve Rhodes
Tommy Huff
Mike Ferlieca
Vin Marshal
Solunar Periods Show Daily Major Minor Activity Times
The article lists daily solunar periods with minor and major blocks. Major periods begin at specified times and last about one and a half to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. The June dates enumerate specific AM and PM times for each day from June 13 to June 19.
Mets Defeat Phillies In NL Roundup Dominant late rally
Joe Christopher drove in three runs including a fifth inning homer as the Mets seized control against the Phillies 11-3. Tracy Stallard pitched a complete game for New York while Dennis Bennett took the loss. Charlie Smith and Ron Hunt contributed key RBI hits as Philadelphia fell from NL lead.
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Joe Christopher
New York
Mets
Phillies
Christopher
Tracy Stallard
Dennis Bennett
Phillie
Charlie Smith
Ron Hunt
Casey Stengel
Richie Allen
Phils
Piabrick Hickman
Taylor
Stallard
de Benet
Roebuck
Wise
Baldschun
Iandos
Green
Dave Sennett
York
Kranei Sisted
Loe
Phigetphia
Hickman
C.smith
Callison
McMillan
Hunt
Neernstein
Allen
Sf—Dalrympie
Bso Stallard
Ale de
Bennett
Klippstein
Boldschun
Stafford
Ap—Da
Pelexoudas
Willams
Smith
Gorman
Hardin Hurdles To Repeat Win At 400 Meters
In Corvallis Oregon AP 17 year old Gerry Lindgren won the 10,000 meters in 29 37.6 at the US Track and Field Federation meet clinching Olympic hopeful status. He battled John Macy of Houston who finished about 200 yards back after a late surge. Earlier Billy Harden of Louisiana State captured the intermediate hurdles title in 51.1 seconds, his second straight win.
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Ore
Track and Field Federation
Gerry Lindgren
Spokane
Wash
John Macy
Houston
Gary
Macy
Lindgren
Berhind
Billy Harden
Louisiana State
Federation
Haynie Grabs First Round Lead in Lady Carling Open
Sandra Haynie of Longview Texas shot an even par 70 on Turf Valley course to lead the Lady Carling Open by one stroke over Betsy Rawls. Carol Mann, Marilyn Smith and Judy Kimball followed, with Mick ey Wright far back after a 76 amid an erratic first round showing.
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Ellicott City
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Longview
Texas
Betsy Rawls
Carol Mann
Towson
Marilyn Smith
Judy Kimball
Mickey Wright
Dra Haynie
Marilyan Smith
Kibal
Clifford Ann Creed
Patty Bers
Mary Mills
Kathy Whitworth
Oak Grove Wins 4-0 Dixie Senior Contest
Oak Grove took a 4-0 win over Delhi on Friday night as John Fleming pitched the victory and Mick Fuller took the loss. Oak Grove collected four hits to Delhi’s one, improving to 4-1 while Delhi fell to 3-3.
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Delhi
Oak Grove
Dixie
John Fleming
Mick Fuller
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