Sterlington Wins Swartz Rotary Tangle Tonight
Swartz and Monroe Rotary Club meet in a best-of-three Legion series in Sterlington as Swartz must win to stay alive after Sterlington tied the series with Brown-Rovers-Scogin Monday. Rotary won the opener. game time 5:30 p.m. at Legion Memory Stadium with anticipated pitching by George and Saterfield.
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Swartz
Monroe Rotary Club
American Legion
Sterlington
Rotary
Legion Memory Stadium
Brown Rivers-Scogin
Don Bontol
John Pace
Parker Haile
Butch” McMillan
B-R-S
Terry Reeves
Neal Gunn
Pace Jed
Reeves
Benoit
Robert Perkins
Moullen
Fields
Carroll George
Bob Saterfield
Sternington
Brown-Riv Scodabrhapra
Milletto
Pace
Auids
Dumas
Sutton
Brown
Albritton
Gunn Ito
Halle P Too
McMile
L. Omnas
Bryan
Settins
Mae
Sterlinston
Fishing Awards and Alligator Study At Ouachita Meet
The Ouachita Unit of the Louisiana Wildlife Federation meets at 7 30 tonight in Hotel Virginia to award fishing prizes and host a lecture on alligators by Clark Hoffpaul of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission and a live alligator demonstration by Kit Beecher of Bernstein Park Zoo.
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Qvill
Ouachita
Louisiana Wildlife Federation
Hotel Virginia
Clark Hoffpaul
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Rockefeller Refuge
Cameron Parish
Kit Beecher
Bernstein Park
Bowling League Highlights And Teams From Riverside Night
Monday night bowling featured top performances by Myrtle Smith with a 203 series and Willene Yeates delivering a 173 game. Albright Tenneco led team play with a 1013 game and 2884 series across Albright's and Tenneco squads.
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Bryant
Riverside Cleaners
Albright
Tenneco
Clark
Burk
Myrtle Smith
Tootsie Battaglia
Albrith
Willene Yeates
Willene RY
Poporkhops
Leafs invite 62 players to training camp at Peterborough
Toronto coach Imlach announced 62 players are summoned to the Leafs main training camp in Peterborough Ontario starting September 6. Players were told to leave their cars at home to facilitate arrivals at the camp.
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Toronto
UPI
Imlach
Ma- Leafs
Leafs
Peterborough
Ont
Reds Lions Grid Show Thursday Jamboree Set
West Monroe and Ouachita High of Monroe prepare for a Thursday night football jamboree featuring varsity junior varsity and freshman teams from both Twin Cities triple-A programs. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students, available at each school office.
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West Monroe
Ouachita High
Monroe
Twin Cities
Defending Chris Brown advances by default in Southern Closed
Top seed Chris Brown of Lookout Mountain Tenn advanced without a match in the 4th annual Southern Closed Boys Tennis Championship at Highland Racquet Club Monday. Other results include Claude Stuart defeating by default, plus several second round and 16s results across competitors from Mississippi Arkansas New Orleans and Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chris Brown
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Highland
Claude Stuart
Greenville
Miss
Jay Livingston
Knoxville
James Parks
Don Setliff
Magnolia
Ark
David Mathes
New Orleans
Boys
Erskine Wells
Jackson
Clay Stiles
Bruce Bartlett
Perry Timberlake
Vernon Beard
Bill Lane
Jimmy Shelby
Ronnie, Willey
Philip Adams
John Simmons
Jasper
Gordon Traylor
Shreveport
Buck Adams
Sheffield
Palmer Nicklaus Boros Lead Golf Earnings in Ameri can Classic
Palmer won 4600 to push 1969 year earnings to 101555 while Nicklaus earned 2200 for second place leaving him 18070 behind Palmer in official PGA standings Julius Boros sits third with 73956 in total earnings Tony Lema and Gary Player follow in the top five Finsterwald Crampton Littler Oven and Ford round out the top ten earnings list for the season
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Gary Player
D. Finsterwald
Bruce Crampton
Gene Littler
Tom Oven
Doug Ford
UC and Oregon State Renew Grid Series on Nov 8 1969
Berkeley California November 8 1969 marks the renewal of the UC and Oregon State football series, first since 1960. The long suspended rivalry resumes after 26 previous meetings.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPJ
University of California
Oregon State
Laird Looms Big In Louisiana Tech Plan Soph Getting Quarterback Job
Louisiana Tech in Ruston plans Mark Billy Laird as quarterback to replace Mickey Slaughter. Laird, a sophomore, is expected to run both units with limited backup. Tech features Labenne and Odom at halfbacks, Noland and McDowell at fullback, Bourgeois and Keever at ends, and a strong linebacking corps led by Williamson Enis and Martin. The Canines open vs McNeese with a 10-1 series edge, schedule includes games at Ruston, Arlington, Cookeville, Hammon, and Ruston finales against several opponents.
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Ruston
UPI
Billy Laird
Laird
Mickey Slaughter
Louisiana Tech
Slaughter
Sophohiz
Paul Labenne
Jack Odom
Wayne Noland
Gerald McDowell
Tech
Labenne
John Robert Williamson
Richard Enis
Wally Martin
Dan Irby
Robert Malone
Enis
Martin
Williamson
Charlie Bourgeois
Billy Keever
McNeese
Canines
Lake Charles
Louisiana College
Southwestern Louisiana
Northwestern Louisiana
Shreveport
Arlington State
Arlington
Tex
Tennessee Tech
Cookeville
Enn
Southeastern Louisiana
Hammon
Southern Mississippi
Northeast Louisiana
Williamson Wins Challenge Shoot at Pine Hills Gun Club
Williamson edges 48 of 50 in the Challenge Cup at Pine Hills while 12 year old David Rosedale posts a perfect 25x25 at Bancroft Camp. Jesse Cobb shoots 110 straight targets for fun, Kent Anderson hits 50x50 skeet, and Williamson ties with Dr. R. W. Dickenhorst and Bo Boyd for second at 49x50. Bruce Brooks Jr. shoots 48x50.
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Marvin Williamson
Pine Hills
Moto” Williams
Williamson
Kent Anderson
R. W. Dickenhorst
Bo” Boyd
Bruce Brooks Jr
Walker signs 1963 64 contract with 76ers
Chet Walker has signed his contract for the 1963 64 season with the Philadelphia 76ers. Walker was the fourth top scorer and second in rebounds when the club was based in Syracuse last season.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Chet Walker
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Walker
Syracuse
Amateurs vie for 174 U.S. Amateur berths in 27 sites
An army of hopefuls begins 36 hole qualifiers for the U.S. Amateur Golf Championship at 27 locations from Peabody to Portland. About 1,797 entrants chase 174 championship berths in Des Moines on Wakonda Club soil as defending champ Labron Harris Jr. and 24 others are exempt.
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U.S
Des Moines
Wakonda Club
Peabody
Mass
Portland
Ore
Iowa
Labron Harris Jr
Enid
Okla
United States
Mexico
Canada
Skip Nagler
Spokane
Wash
Howard Klein
Kokomo
Ind
Indianapolis
Phoenix
George Boutwell
Salt Lake City
Wakonda
Harris
Chick Evans Jr
Chicago
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Richard Davies
Pebble Beach Calif
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Pinehurst
Merrill Carlsmith
Hilo
Hawaii
Robert Lunn
San Francisco
Gregg McHatton
Whittier
Calif
Nick Westock
Richard Sikes
Springdale
Ariz
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Patton
Beman
Coe
Davies
Mauricio Urdaneta
Jose Luis Ortega
Tomas Lehman
Luis Brauer
Augustin Svlveira
Juan Antonio Estrada
Rafael Quiroz
Westock
Keith Alexander
Gary Cowan
Bert Ticehurst
Bill Pidlaski
Doug Silverberg
Bill Wakeham
Sprain Not Fracture Lets Carry Back Back In Training
Carry Back may return to racing after a sprain rather than a fracture. Owner-trainer Jack Price, not available for comment, weighs a comeback following veterinary findings by Dr. William C. Reed at Belmont Park. The 5-year-old Derby and Preakness winner, once retired to stud, showed no permanent damage but timing of any return remains uncertain.
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Jack Price
Mr. Price
William C. Reed
Belmont Park
Carry Back
Arlington Park
Chicago
Price
Kentucky
Reed
New York
Randall Park
VanderKelen to start for Vikings in Philadelphia
Ex Wisconsin star Ron VanderKelen will get his NFL baptism as the Minnesota Vikings start him at quarterback against the Philadelphia Eagles in Hershey Pennsylvania. Coach Norm Van Brocklin called it VanderKelen's game and noted two new defensive tackles were added to the roster, with 11 cuts looming to reach 43.
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United Press International
Ron VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Vandy
Norm van Brocklin
Wisconsin
Vikings
van Brocklin
Billy Wilson
George Holtz
St. Louis Cardinals
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Parker
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Detroit Lions
Pat Studstill
Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Bill MecPeak
Washington Redskins
Eagles
Billy Stacy
Wally Lemm
Lions
Chicago Bears
Phil King
New York Giants
Houston Oilers
Willis Perkins
Tom Brown
Butch Pressley
Don Donatelli
Kansas City Chiefs
Oilers
Boston Patriots
Fred Bruney
Relay Scrap To Headline Hillbillies Relay Scramble
The Hillbillies of Boyd county Kentucky bring a tag team scramble to Fox Roll Arena with Willie and Slim Garrett backed by Cousin Alfred facing Tom Bradley and Jim Osborn. The match is two falls to a finish with preliminaries Willie Garrett vs Osborn and Slim Garrett vs Bradley.
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Willie
Slim Garrett
Alfred
Fox Roll Arena
Tom Bradley
Denver Cowboy
Jim Osborn
Wichita, Kans
Bradley
Osborn
Slim
Boyd County
Ralph Fos
Willie Garrett
Coffee Cup League Opens Sixth Season In Monroe
The Coffee Cup League a women's bowling group in Monroe will reorganize for its sixth season at a 9:30 Thursday meeting at Bowlero Lanes. The league opens its season on September 5.
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Monroe
Bowlero Lanes
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Richard Vaughn
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Rosedale
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OLD Hickory Distillers Co., Phila
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