Funds Urged for Public Lake Facilities at D Arbonne
A local column argues for public development of Lake D Arbonne at Farmerville and calls for funding to add picnicking areas restrooms and launches. It notes current public access exists but no facilities and discusses a proposed one mill tax plan and a state park funding item to expand public amenities. The piece also covers hunting habitats concerns and local birddog field trial interest amid changing swamp landscapes and fishing reports from Black Bayou and nearby lakes.
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Union Parish
D’arbonne
Lake D'Arbonne
Louisiana Wild Life & Fisheries Commission
Lake D
Cheniere Lake
Lake Bruin State Park
D’arbonne Lake Commission
Department of Public Works
State Parks & Recreation Com
Farmerville
Lake Watershed
Gay John McKeithen
D'Arbonne
Tigers Deliver Twins 5-2 Loss
Detroit defeated Minnesota 5-2 as Willie Horton drove in three runs with a bases loaded walk and a clutch single. Mickey Lolich pitched six strong innings with ten strikeouts before relief helped secure the win. Ron Nischwitz and Terry Fox finished the game.
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ST Paul
Minneapolis
Willie Horton
Mickey Lolich
Minnesota
Detroit
Twins
Horton
Larry Sherry
Lolich
Rich Rollins
Ron Nischwitz
Tigers
Wild
Terry Fox
Joe Nossek
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Jackie Moore
Billy Pleis
Rsalies Ss
Lumpe
Nossek
Ib Demeter
Oliva
Kaline Cf
Killeb
Allison
Thomas
Hall of
A Litfess
Rollins
Moore
Sherry
Nischwitz
Fox
Pleis
Perry
Stigman Fosnow
Lipestein
Winning Run Walks For Giants In Ninth
SAN FRANCISCO AP Gary Wagner walked Jim Hart with the bases loaded in the ninth inning forcing in Jim Davenport for the winning run in a 6-5 Giants victory over Philadelphia. Masanori Murakami earned the win, his second of the season, and Willie McCovey hit his 16th homer to spark a midgame comeback.
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San Francisco
Gary Wagner
Jim Hart
Jim Davenport
Philadelphia
Wagner
Davenport
Jesus Alou
Willie Mays
Hart
Masanori Murakami
Phillies
Giants
Willie MccCovey
Lew Burdette
Chris Short
Burdette
Cookie Rojas
Abrhbi Briggs Cf
Schof
Johnson
Lanier
Taylor
Stotals Mélié
Covington
Rosa Lanier Davenport
Allen
McCove
Netter Triumphs To Reach USLTA Final Over Duke Entry
Nadine Netter of Wellesley defeated top seed Carol Southmayd of Duke 6 3 6 1 to reach the USLTTA Women’s Collegiate final in Greensboro. Mimi Henreid of UCLA outlasted Peggy Moore of Loyola of the South 6 4 8 6 for the other final berth.
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Greensboro
N.C
Nadine Netter
Wellesley
Carol Southmayd
Duke
Mimi Henreid
UCLA
Peggy Moore
Loyola of the South
Stanford
Judith Tarleton
Mariana Pietschman
Mary Baldwin
Pat Kenehan
Sandra Zeese
Nancy Falkenberg
Cynthia Goeltz
Barbara Aaron
Sylvia Hooks
Central States
Miss Netter
Dixie Youth Board Directors Meet at Northside Ball Park
West Monroe Dixie Youth board directors will meet at 2 00 p m at Northside Ball Park on North Seventh Street to plan the district tournament. President Lloyd Williams emphasizes the meeting as plans for this year s tournament in West Monroe.
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West Monroe
Dixie Youth Program
Northside Ball Park
North Seventh St
Lloyd Williams
Western Open to Return to Medinah Country Club in 1966
The Western Open Golf Championship will return to Medinah Country Club in Chicago in 1966 after a four year lapse. Sponsors announced the tournament will be held June 23 to 26. This year's Western Open runs July 1 to 4 at Tam OShanter Country Club.
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Chicago
Medinah Country Club
Shanter Country Club
Susan Gregory Wins Arkansas Golf Title Over Caldwell
Susan Gregory of Pine Bluff defeated Martha Caldwell of Little Rock 6 and 5 to win the Arkansas Women's Association Golf Championship at El Dorado Country Club. Gregory led early, maintained the advantage through nine holes, and clinched on the 13th hole.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Susan Gregory
Pine Bluff
Martha Caldwell
Little Rock
Arkansas Women's Association
el Dorado Country Club
Ecolfer
Solunar periods listed for peak fish and wildlife activity
The notice prints major and minor solunar periods with start times and durations. Major periods begin at the stated times and last about one and a half to two hours while minor periods are shorter.
Three-Way Duel Promises Big AAU Women Meet in Columbus
The 1965 National AAU outdoor women and girls track championships in Columbus Ohio feature a three way race for the fastest woman with top sprinters Wyomin Tyus Edith McGuire and Debbie Thompson aiming for 10.5 seconds in the 100 yards. The meet also crowns a first ever U S championship 1500 meters as a prestige event with top two finishers earning a spot on the Yank team to Russia in Kiev. Ohio State meet director Jim Lorimer predicts national and world records may fall as 400-plus athletes compete Thursday night prelims through finals under lights.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Wyomin Tyus
Edith McGuire
Tennessee State University
Debbie Thompson
Frederick
Russia
Kiev
Jim Lorimer
Lorimer
Garden State Park sets two stakes dates for 2 year olds
Garden State Park announced two fall meet features for two year olds. The Gar Denia carries 75000 added and will run November 6 while the Garden State Stakes with 125000 added is set for November 20, the closing day of the meet.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
Garden State Park
Gardenia
Garden State
Floyd Fires 65 To Grab Lead At St Paul Open
Raymond Floyd, 22, shot a six under par 65 to seize a 54 hole lead at the St Paul Open with a 201 total, overtaking Tommy Aaron who stood at 202. Floyd, from St. Andrews, Ill, eagled No. 12 and tallied five birdies and one bogey as Aaron matched with an eagle on the same hole.
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Floyd
St Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
Raymond Floyd
Andrews
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Keller
Gene Littler
Bruce Devlin
Arnold Palmer
Dick Mayer
Billy Casper
Dick Sykes
Jim Ferriell
Jacky Cupit
Joe Campbell
Mayer
Casper
Sikes
Ferriell
Cupit
Campbell
Lionel Hebert
Bob Goalby
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Billy Martindale
Johnny Pott
Tom Batdorff
Dean Refram
T. Paul, Minn
Pizarro Pitching Mystery Solved
The Chicago White Sox left handed starter Juan Pizarro, a 19 game winner last season, revealed a torn left shoulder tricep tendon after voluntary consultation with team doctors. He will be placed on the disabled list for at least 30 days, ending his spring start hope.
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Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Pizarro
Sox
Puerto Rico
Milwaukee
Boston
Washington
al Lopez
Ed Short
Wildcats Slate 26 Tilts During Next Cage Year
Louisiana College Wildcats release a 26 game 1965 66 basketball schedule. Highlights include games in the new H West Physical Education building and a first time full Gulf States Conference slate with Mississippi State Northeast Louisiana Delta State. Regular series with Louisiana Tech Southeastern Louisiana Northwestern (La.) Southwestern Louisiana and Nicholls State plus one meeting with McNeese and Northwestern as a third rival game. Seasonal events include the Rapides Parish Nurses Benefit Doubleheader and two tournaments at Lake Charles and Lafayette.
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Pineville
Louisiana College Wildcats
Billy Allgood
West Physical Education
Mississippi State
Northeast Louisiana
Delta State of
Cleveland
Miss
Cats
GSC
Louisiana Tech
Southeastern Louisiana
Northwestern
la.) State
Southwestern Louisiana
Nicholls State
McNeese
L. C
Rapides Parish
H. O. West
Hammond
Southeastern Lions
Louisiana College
Allgood
Lake Charles
Lafayette
USL
Soft Drink Firm Sponsors Amateur League Team
A local soft drink bottling company has taken over sponsorship of the Dixie Sea Foods team in the American Legion Amateur League effective last Friday. The Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. will back the club through the rest of the season, with 11 games left on the schedule excluding tonight and a total of 44 remaining before the August 19 finale.
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American Legion
Saul Adler Adler
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Dixie Sea Foods
Pepsi
Wildlife prizes awarded at Ouachita unit fish fry fete
The Ouachita Wildlife Unit held its annual fishfry at Area 4 Cheniere Lake with prize winners announced for the June contest. Winners include Bass first P J Potter seven pounds thirteen ounces and Ray Pierce seven pounds three ounces for second. specs first Frank Pettit one pound fourteen ounces and Jerome Danna one pound fourteen ounces second. bream first Ray Elsworth 13 pounds forty two ounces and more. The event drew about 600 pounds of fish served and will continue through July and August with grand prize winners named later.
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Jim Packer
Bass
P. J. Potter
Bo’s Discount Store
Ray Pierce
Central Oil & Supply
Stephen Musgrove
Monroe Spring & Brick Service
Sam Danna
Northside Safeway
Monroe Firestone
Monroe Goodyear
Bream
Ray Elsworth
Armstrong Cricket
J. A. Brantley
Henry Isac
R. H.spillers
Jesse Brantley
Bears Sign Leggett for Eighth Season in Chicago
Chicago Bears defensive tackle Earl Leggett, who shed twelve pounds to reach 255, signed Saturday for his eighth NFL season with the team. Leggett stands 6 feet 3 inches and played last season at 267 pounds.
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Chicago
Earl Leggett
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Leggett
Ferguson wins exhibition 100m backstroke in Brussels
Cathy Ferguson of Burbank California dominates an exhibition 100 meter backstroke in Brussels, finishing in 1 11.8. Hungary's Csilla Dobaima daraz trails. West Germany's Hans Joachim Klein wins the men's 200 meter freestyle in 2 05.5.
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Brussels
Belgium
Cathy Ferguson
Burbank
Calif
Hungary
Csilla Dobaimadaraz
Cathy
West Germany
Hans Joachim Klein
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State Parks & Recreation Commission
Larry Hudson
Monroe
Larry
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Ronald Lee
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Morehouse Parish
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W. A. Stewart
Matt Ard
Bussey
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Jena
W. HL. Smith
Slim Scogin
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Davis Island
Slim
A. L. Spencer
Lake Concordia
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Helen Wender
Jonesboro
Lake St. John
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Swarty
St. John
Wild Life & Fisheries Commission
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Bob Dee
Boston Patriots
American Football League
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Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
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Timle
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Dixie Youth Board
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Sam Snead
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Tony Lema
Bob Verney
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Paul Bondeson
Miller Barber
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Billy Maxwell
Rocky Thompson
Dave Hill
al Geiberger
Bruce Crampton
Larry Beck
Jim Ferree
Fred Hawkins
Bob McCallister
Don Fairfield
Lou Graham
Ed Griffiths
Jack McGowan
Bill Garrett
Don Stickney
Anthony Guzauskas
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Aray
Rivers Ford, Inc
Louisville Avenue
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Gulfco Finance Co
Natchitoches
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Speedy Cash
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