Summer Coaching Clinic Ends At Northeast With 3 Lectures
The annual Summer Coaching Clinic at Northeast State College concludes with lectures on football basketball and track. Doug Dickey Tennessee coach speaks at 9 a.m. followed by Jack Hartman Southern Illinois at 10 and Bob Groseclose Northeast at 11 in the College Union Auditorium.
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Northeast State College
Doug Dickey
Tennessee
Jack Hartman
Southern Illinois
Bob Groseclose
Northeast
College Union
Dickey Hartman
Dixie White
Lenny Fant
Ouachita Medical Society
American College of Surgeons’ Committee On Trauma
Eddie Wojecki
Rice
F. X. Cline
Monroe
Don Overdyke
Shreveport
Dickey
Vols
Hartman
Local Teams Dusted In fast Pitch Tournament Opener
Lincoln Liberty beat Larrys Gulf Service 4 0 and El Dorado edged Burger Chef 1 0 in Monroe Jaycee Fast Pitch Softball Tournament opening games. McKnight vs James pitched duel for El Dorado with Parks driving in the winning run. Ford earned the win for Lincoln with 11 strikeouts over Betz. Finals Sunday at 7 30 p m. Proceeds benefit the Dixie Senior World Series in Monroe.
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Lincoln Liberty
Larry's Gulf Service
el Dorado
Burger Chef
Monroe Jaycee
McKnight
James
Parks
Jerry Ford
Lincoln
Bob Betz
Ford
Anderson
Benoit A
Selman
Monroe
Texarkana D&c
E. N. Ed
West Monroe Dixie Boys: Saunders falls to Monroe Concrete 7 6
Saunders led 6-0 before Monroe Concrete rallied to win 7 6 in West Monroe Dixie Boys action. Hollis and Carter had two hits for Monroe Concrete while Johnson and Hendrix produced hits for Saunders. Townsend went three for four for Ouachita Federal in a separate Dixie Boys game.
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Monroe Concrete
Saunders
West Monroe
Dixie Boys
Hollis
Carter
Johnson
Hendrix
Yremipeon
Caples
Brady
Ouachita Federal
VFW
Townsend
Teddlie
Clampit
May Homers Reds By Bumns. 3-2
Lee May hit a seventh inning homer to lift the Cincinnati Reds 3 2 over the Los Angeles Dodgers as Mel Queen pitched a four hitter. Lou Johnson drove in a run for LA with a sixth inning single, Queen earned the win, Singer took the loss.
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Losangeles
Lee May
Mel Queen
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
May
Dodger
Bill Singer
Queen
Lou Johnson
Reds
Parker
Pinson
Hunt
Davis
Bavietich
Ardenas
Helms
Noliver
Perrnoski
Ferrara
Cincinnati Tiworniy
L. May
Ruiz
Ee Perranoski
Singer
Cardenas
L.johnson
Balk Singer
Raiders, 49ers prep first ever exhibition in Oakland
The Oakland Raiders won a coin toss and announced their first football game with the San Francisco 49ers would be at Oakland Coliseum on September 3. Season ticket holders of the AFL club get first chance to buy seats for the exhibition against the NFL team.
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SAN Francisco
Oakland Raiders
San Francisco 49Ers
Oakland Coliseum
Oakland
Palmer Opens With Narrow Open Lead At Baltusrol
Arnold Palmer seized a one stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus in the National Open after a two under par 68 in the second round at Baltusrol. Jim Caspar tied for the lead with a 70 as fans battled heat and humidity while Ben Hogan clawed back to 144.
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Springfield
N.J
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Latrobe
Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Don January
Dallas
Tex
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Bob Hold
Lakewood
Colo
Kel Nagle
Australia
George Archer
Ben Hogan
Hawk
Hogan
Palmer
Baltusrol
Billy Casper
Omart “Pieexrenn
A Bills
Arteer Dr
Miller Barber
Dick Lotz
Tom Weiskop
Wes Ellis Jr
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Tom Nieper
Gay Brewer Jr
Mike Fetchick
Jerry
Ae Mann
Rocky Hompson
Bruce Cudd
Cesar Sa
Dim Ferriell Jr
Jerry Mowlds
Lou Graham
Labron Harris Jr
Frank Beard
Frank Boynton
Car Unis
Julius Boros
Bob Murphy Jr
Paul Harney
Bob Verwear
Chuck Scally
Howie Johnson
al Balding
Don Essigili
Mac Hunter
Rod Funseth
Billy Farrell
van Mason Udolon
R.H. Sikes
Recreation Softball results from City B and other leagues
Jack's Cookies defeated Pico Finance 10 to 8 in City B action. Oliver and Johnston homered for the winners. Southside won by forfeit over Stone Avenue Methodist in the Church E League. LT defeated the Boys Club 24 to 4 in the Junior League. Toon and Lewis led at the plate. American Bank beat Southside Motors 17 to 1 in City B. Fontana and Roberts were key hitters. The Firefighters won by forfeit in the Industrial League. Highland Baptist edged First Baptist of West Monroe 7 to 6 in the Monroe Junior League led by Tyler and King. Motor Supply beat Futch Roofing 13 to 1 in City B as Davidson homer twice. Calvary Baptist topped Parkview Baptist 12 to 2 in Church C. PMC beat Morgan Lindsay 65 to the Industrial League as Guirlando and Furlow had three hits each.
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Jack's
Pico Finance
Keith
Johnson
McMullen
McCandish
Oliver
Johnston
Southside
Stone Avenue Methodist
Ledet Sepulvado
McThenney
Shoson
Toon
Lewis
American Bank
Southside Motors
Bryant and Futch
Sarratt
O'Neal
Fontana
Roberts
Firefighters
Jaycees
Highland Baptist
First Baptist
West Monroe
Monroe
Hart
Crooks
Houston
Boyte
Pettit
Colvin
PMC
Morgan Lindsay
Sylvester and
Horne
Dawkins and
Bowman
Guirlando
Furlow
Palmer Eyes Open Lead After Two Rounds At U S Open
Arnold Palmer warns against chasing records after firing a two under par 68 to go one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus at the U S Open in San Francisco. He recalls the 1966 collapse while emphasizing control and steady play over four rounds as the goal.
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Casper
Palmer
San Francisco
Nicklaus
Grips
ABC TV
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Bruce Devlin
Deane Beman
Devlin
Beman
Bethesda
U.S
Springfield
N.J
Arnold Palmer
Boxers Pay Respect to Eddie Kagan at Service
Prominent boxing figures led by Jack Dempsey attended Eddie Kagan's funeral in New York Friday. Kagan, former Olympic boxing champion and longtime New York State Athletic Commission head, died Wednesday as about 250 people gathered. Also present were Eddie Dooley James A Farley and Harry Markson, among others connected to boxing.
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New York
Hartman
Southern Illinois
Wojecki
Rice
U. S
National Athletic Trainers Association
Cline
Overdyke
Roy H. Ledbetter Jr
Monroe
Jack Dempsey
Eddie Kagan
New York State Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Eagan
Eddie Dooley
The
Athletic Commission
James A. Farley
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
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Department of Health and Physical
Clic
Orr
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Wind
Larry’s Gulf
Lockwood
Bet and
Hillbard
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National League
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Los
St. Louis
Chicago
Nye
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Giusti
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Chica
Lon
Odom
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Connolly
Oston
Lonborg
Moore
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Barber
Congressional
Congressional Club
Ken Venturi
Fleckman
Arnie
Big Jack
Pitcher
Gary Player
Art Wall
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
January
Player
Louisville Ave
Oliver Road
Guns Boats
Jewell Motors Tools
Value Sports Center
G&g Pawn Loan CO
Louisville
Kagan
Monroe Downs
Mowraome
Ward
Uvtier's
Twin City Shopping Center
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