Rebels Score 8-0 Victory Over Lion Varsity Eleven
West Monroe Rebels beat Ouachita Parish High Lion varsity 8-0 in a feature jamboree game at West Monroe Stadium after a safety and a single TD. Nearby jamborees at Jonesboro and Holly Ridge produced tight scores including Winnfield 7-0 over Rayville and a 0-0 tie between Rayville and Jonesboro-Hodge.
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West Monroe
Crowville
Oak Grove
Holly Ridge
Farmerville
Wisner
Louisiana Open Tennis event opens with Jackson standout shines
In Shreveport, Judy Ryerson of Jackson Mississippi tops Helen Hickman 6 0 6 0 in the 14 and under division and then defeats Cathy Logan 6 0 6 1 in the 16 and under class. Singles results include Caroline Spurlock and Linda Tuero advancing with decisive wins. Jamborees set for Ruston Ferriday and West Monroe Ouachita sections with junior varsity and freshman games noted.
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Shreveport
Judy Ryerson
Jackson
Miss
Helen Hickman
Cathy Logan
Alice DeRochemont
Spurlock
Lindsey Blocker
Dallas
Becky Stewart
New Orleans
Betsy Sanford
Marjorie Terrell
Kathy Hatfield
Linda McCarter
Ann Borders
Val Hill
Linda Tuero
Hickman
Emily Averett
Claire Hickman
Kay Walls
Terrell
Blocker
McCarter
Nita Harrell
Stewart
Lenghaen
Donna Sawyer
State Colae "Aes
Mary Anne Hazelrigg
Tuero
Sarah Riggs
Mary McLean
Fort Worth
Ted Yet
Martha Rush
Harrell
Sawyer
Iene
L. M. Logan
Louisiana Tune Ups Shreveport Jamboree Highlights Prather
The 170 pound junior Trey Prather led Shreveport Woodlawn to a 13-0 win over Byrd in the first annual Shreveport jamboree and set up the only score in a 6-0 victory over Jesuit. Jamborees across the state tee off with Baton Rouge Harvey and Bossier City events among others.
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Trey Prather
Shreveport Woodlawn
Shreveport
Byrd
Lee Hedges
Woodlawn
Prather
Shreveport Jesuit
Baton Rouge
Istrouma
Gonzales
Baton Rouge High
Baton Rouge Redemptorist
Baton Rouge Catholic
Baker
West Jefferson
Harvey
East Jefferson
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Lafayette Cathedral
Lafayette High
Northside
Lafayette Teurlings
Breaux Bridge
Chalmette
St. Bernard
Covington
Slidell
Eunice
Basile
Opelousas
AIC
Crowley
St Michael
Ville Platte
Sacred Heart
Ferriday
Vidalia
Waterproof
Jonesville
Iowa
Vinton
Gillis
Sam Houston
Iota
South Cameron
Elton
Lake Charles
Lake Charles Marion
Landry
Westlake
DeQuincy
Midland
St. Francis
Guey
Weill's Champs: Weill Trained Four Boxing Champions
New York reports that Al Weill, famed boxing manager and matchmaker, produced champions in four divisions. The title holders under Weill include heavyweight Rocky Marciano, featherweight Joey Archibald, lightweight Lou Ambers, and welterweight Marty Servo.
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NEW York
UPI
al Weill
Weill
Rocky Marciano
Joey Archibald
Lou Ambers
Marty Servo
Sterlington Hosts Dixie Riding Event
The Dixie Riding Club Association finishes its 1963 Play Day season with a Sterlington event starting at 4 PM. Top seven riders from four clubs will qualify for the championship tournament September 14 at West Monroe Riding Club Arena. Regular season standings feature West Monroe leading with 113 26 points, followed by Sterlington, Franklin Parish, and Union Parish.
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Dixie Riding Club Association
Sterlington
Harold Morrison
West Monroe
West Monroe Riding Club
Sterlington Riding Club
Franklin Parish Riding Club
Union Parish Riding Club
Farmerville
Morrison
Emerson Bids For U S Net Title Repeat
Emerson, the 1961 champion, travels from Forest Hills to defend the U S tennis title amid a strong American challenge led by Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston. He faces Chauncey Steele III in the opening round as top contenders Fletcher and Wilson also start, with Ralston meeting Walter Johnson in a key first round.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Roy Emerson
Australia
U.S
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Emerson
McKinley
Rod Laver
Chauncey Steele III
Cambridge
Mass
Ralston
Mexico
Ken Fletcher
Bobby Wilson
England
Walter Johnson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fletcher
Premiut Lall
India
Wilson
Alan Fox
Los Angeles
Charley Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Twins Hit 12 Homers In Sweep Of Senators
Minnesota's Twins blasted Washington for 12 homers in a doubleheader, 14-2 and 10-1, set records with eight in the opener and four more in the second, Harmon Killebrew leading the parade with three homers and Lee Stange, Dwight Siebler, and others guiding the offense. Ed Bressaud and Russ Nixon produced the decisive hits for Boston as Elston Howard’s passed ball in the ninth gave the Yankees a 4-3 loss. Monbouquette improved to 18-8 for Boston, while Peters of the White Sox improved to 16-5 after a six-hitter.
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Gill Hodges
Hodges
Brooklyn
Washington
Minnesota
Twins
Senators
Eddie Yost
Gary Peters
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
New York
Yankees
Elston Howard
Yanks
White Sox
Hank Aguirre
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Baltimore
Harmon Killebrew
Vic Power
Jim Hall
Bernie Allen
Bob Allison
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
Lee Stange
Ken Retzer
Dwight Siebler
Don Rudolph
Jim Duckworth
Killebrew
Allison
Hall
Dick Stuart
Stuart
Red Sox
Ed Bressaud
Russ Nixon
Howard
Stan Williams
Monbouquette
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Rebels
Lion Varsity Eleven
Caroline Spurlock
Kathy Langham
Ruston
Bernice
Arcadia
Homer
Block
Frazier
Bill Edgar
Alexander
van Nolen
Colvin
Lions
Perkins
Varsities
Lion
Pete Lea
Jimmy Martin
Dick McNair
Mike Gentry
Melvin Marshall
Ouachita
Randy Russel
Ricky Taylor
Fred Huntsman
Jonesboro
James Wallace
Winnfield
Rayville
Hornet
Phil Marrus
Bill DeCoy
Marrus
Louisiana
Knights’ Prather
Massey
Moulton
Overdyke
David Stephens
Woody Blocker
Wedgeworth
Joe Hargrove
Wayne Diel
Stephens
Boys
John Williams
Hargrove
Tom Richardson
Kerry Arit
Buster Nall
Clay Flournoy
Allen Keith
Max Bogue
Bobby Shelton
Larry Back
Little Rock
Haspell
Eddie McGarr
Bill Keith
Pilling
Bob Feldman
Ohrt
Lon Wyatt
Bill Borders
Brad Black
Thompson
Shelton
John Kennedy
Kenny McMillan
Loeb
Bill Finger
Jimmy Shelby
Feldman
Wyatt
Keith
Finger
Harold Monroe
Richardson
Mark Hazelrigg
Don Setliff
Magnolia
Jim Grant
Hugh Osborn
Keate
Hugh Igenfritz
Canar
Bossier City
Bryant
Kennedy
Ray Scarborough
Don
Morgan City
Berwick
Patterson
New Iberia
St. Martinville
Rayne
Abbeville
Pinevile
Pineville
Tioga
Buckeye
Plaquemine
Port Allen
Weill’s Champs
Dixie
Gladiator
Jeep
Kaiser Jeep Corporation
Oni Hatten
Chrysler
Imperial
Plymouth
Valiant
Kaiser
Lloyd Bridges
Monroe, la
Shell Senators
Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Peters
Chicago
Barry Latman
Ron Hansen
Vic Davalillo
Walt's Restaurant
Gocop, Nay
Goodyear
Monroe
Louisville
Trenton
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