Louisiana deer season bill faces House committee hearing
A bill to close the doe season in Louisiana for two years heads to a Tuesday House committee in Baton Rouge. It would bar the Louisiana Wild Life & Fisheries Commission from opening any deer season for two years, a move opposed by the wildlife department. The measure, already through the Senate, prompts discussion on hunting property leases, game management areas, and state land purchases for public hunting. Public hearings June 26-27 in Alexandria will record testimony before the commission and shape fall season decisions.
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Catahoula Parish
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Hastings
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Recreation Softball Schedule for Week in Industrial League
Recreation softball schedule lists week games with multiple fives and six thirty starts. Central Bank faces Conley Printing, Javeres meets BBC Finanes, others include Coca Cola and P.M.C. at BenSit and Setman fields. Evening and Friday matchups feature Cooley Printing, Central Bank, Parkview, Victory, and others across Selman and Sherronce venues.
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Javeres
BBC_ Finanes
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Ontinvist A
Coca Cola
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Setman
Oetimint A
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Cooley
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Selman
Church
Teel al
Victory
College Place
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Sherronce
Reuthiside
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Central
Selman Church
Faith
Ridge Ave
Emmanuel
Good Here
Winn
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Stone Ave
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Good Hope
Sherrouse
Memorial Meth
Parkview
Fidelity
Tidal Waves
Southside Esso
N. Monrne Bach
Fair Park
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Ch. of Christ
LTI
Rebels
First
Chipmunks
Ouachita Adds Billy Roach To Coaching Staff
Ouachita High announces Billy Roach, ex Tulane end and three-sport star, as end coach on head coach Frank Mobley staff. Roach, Tulane graduate 1962, spent two years at Pearl High Jackson Miss as assistant. Roach is a 1958 Ouachita graduate and was all district in football two years and all state in football senior year.
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Ouachita High
Frank Mobley Roach
Green Wave
Ouachita
Pearl High
Jackson
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Roach
Mobley
Pete Pihos
Philadelphia Eagles
Alice Smith
Monroe
Wilson Throws Five-Hitter As Sex Beat Birds
Boston pitcher Earl Wilson won his fifth straight game with a five-hitter and hit a two-run double off rookie Wally Bunker as Boston defeated Baltimore. Felix Mantilla drove in four runs with two doubles and a single, backing Wilson who allowed two runs as Bowens homered for Baltimore.
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Sam Bowens
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Menas Cf
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Robinson
Thomas
Adair
Willams
Bowens
Bressoud
Brown
Tillman
Bunker P
Witson BP
Stock
Williams
Mantilla
Contailarn
Heard Oil tops Peoples Loan in West Monroe Dixie Youth
Heard Oil defeated Peoples Loan 19 to 4 in a West Monroe Dixie Youth game. Chuck Teddlie Stan Hayden and Mike King each had three hits. King's included a home run. Hayden pitched a two-hitter.
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Dixie
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Stan Hayden
Mike King
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Hayden
Peoples
Teddlie
Norris
Halstead
Ouachita Bank
Bancroft
Kenny Audrisch
Jimmy Mitchell
Hinton Delivers Tie-Breaking Run in Senators Win 4-2
In Washington, Chuck Hinton drove in the go-ahead run with a sixth-inning single as the Senators beat the Minnesota Twins 4-2. Ed Brinkman, Don Zimmer and Hinton singled in the sixth, with Washington adding another in the seventh on Lock and King, and Cottier’s squeeze bunt. Zimmer, Allen sidelined by injuries as Minnesota lost two players in baseline incidents. Osteen earned his fifth win with help from three double plays.
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Chuck Hinton
Washington Senators
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Ed Brinkman
Don Zimmer
Hinton
Senators
Don Lock
Jim King
Chuck Cottier
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Zimmer
Bernie Allen
Allen
Bob Allison
Garland Shifflett
Cottier
Shifflett
Claude Osteen
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Oliva
Kennedy
Killebrew
Tas Allison
Skowron
Hall of
Batley
Leppert
Vatentine
Kindall
Roland
Hunt
cKostro
Pieis
Versailes
Alien
POA
Dodgers Complete Sweep Over Cardinals in 3-2 Victory
Los Angeles rookie Wes Parker doubled twice and scored the deciding run on a Tommy Davis two-base hit as the Dodgers edged St Louis 3-2. McCarver homered for the Cardinals who had not scored in 25 innings. Parker and Davis sparked the offense with back-to-back doubles in the fifth. The Dodgers improved to 28-? in 56 games, .400 ball for the first time since early in the season.
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West Liberty survives Grambling to force baseball final
In St Joseph Missouri West Liberty State West Virginia upset Grambling Louisiana 6-4 with Joe Doerr delivering a two run single in the ninth. The victory forces a second game in the NAIA finals as West Liberty advances from the losers bracket. Gordon Long and Doerr provided the early scoring with Long's single and Doerr's double. West Liberty led 3-1 after two innings.
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Liberty State
W.va
Grambling
West Liberty
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