Seventh GSC Run League Harrier Meet Set in Forsythe Park
The Golf Matco Conference holds its seventh era coun try meet at Forsythe Park on the municipal golf course. A 3.2 mile distance run starts at 3000 North Wth and Forsythe. Local teams Northwestern McNeese Northwestern repeat favorites. finalists include Northwestern Louisiana Tech Southeastern Southwestern Tech. Noted entrants Malcolm Robinson Southwestern and Wade Cooper stern lead the field with Robinson defending champion London and Cooper a Manchester freshman.
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Golf Matco
Forsythe Park
Mtrtory
North Wth
Forsythe
Jet
Northwest
McNeese
Malcolm Robinson
Southwestern
Wade Cooper
Stern
Sophormore Robinson
London
Cooper
Manchester
Anty
Sparkplugs and Ciants Win In Recreation Basketball Action
The Sparkplugs beat the Cibbetrotiers 18 and the Ciants defeated the Rams 84 led by Hall with 10 for Sparkplugs and Brand four for the losers. Branch and Hall added four for the Ciants along with Wright for the Rams. In Low Bantam play the Tigers beat the Hawks 16 with McSherry six and Branch four for the Tinters. Leopards topped Owls 194 with Faurett nine and Muthewrn four. Bears beat Ogles 2 12 in the final Lee Bantam game as Zombie seven and Moore five. In college competition fall action Northwestern’s Ledet backed Cooper with key moves as Freeler kept Northwestern strong. Southwestern’s top runners include Vize’s Robin Bryan and Frank Bright with Myron Brady leading GSC. For NE area, Bill White of Northeast declared ineligible. Drew Butler quit. Geyland Le Plane out with a cold. Northeast edged Southwestern by one point. Abbott, Baker, Smith, Brown and Crokehty compete for Northeast.
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Cibbetrotiers
Ciants
Rams
Hall
Brand
Branch
Wright
Walter Ledet
Northwestern
Cooper
Peal Simonens
Jerry McGraw
Dan Freeler
Southwestern
Tech
Northeat
Bob Groseclose
Bill White
Drew Butler
Seriool
Geyland le Plane
Northeast
Abbott
John Baker
BU Smith
Tony Brown
Charles Crokehtly
Hawkins
Carroll High Triumphs 19-7 To Reach State Championship
Carroll High Bulldogs defeated Ibber Ville 19 to 7 as Carroll Tigh of Monroe advanced another step toward the state title. They will face the winner of the Boston High of Lake Charles Lincoln Fish of New Orleans matchup.
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Ibber
Istrouma Advances to Finals with Victory over West Jefferson
Istrouma, led by substitute QB Larry Johnson, beat West Jefferson 28 6 as Johnson threw for 91 yards and 1 TD and the Indians built a 20 0 halftime lead. West Jefferson struggled on the ground with 34 rushing yards and 40 passing yards, while Istrouma showcased 105 passing and 204 rushing.
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Baton Rouge
Detroitma
Weet Jefferson
Indians
Tribe
LaGrange Byrd
West Jefferson
New Orleans
Buccaneers
Tribe Oon
Istrouime
Ronnie Murphy
Rennie Griffin
Larry Johnson
Jim Douseau
Griffin
Johnson
Mickey Cleveland
Jimmy Scott Gon
Istrouma
Charles Rohmer
Kate McAdams
Mike Guillet
Jeff
Johnny Yarbrough
Scott
Gary
Orgeron
West Jeff
Hee
All-Conference Moore Unanimous SWC Coach Choice
HAROLD RATIFE reports Jilly Moore of Arkansas earned unanimous selection to the All Southwest Conference football team by coaches. Teammate Treadwell, Ford, Parks, Manzani, Kaew, and Schoenke also named to the squad, with several players narrowly missing unanimous status as Texas, Arkansas, Rice, and Texas Tech players are highlighted for pivotal roles.
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Harold Ratife
Dallas
Tea
Jilly Moore
Arkansas
Moore
Johny ‘Treadwell
Texse
Torney Ford
Mississippi
Ford
Ecore
Texas
David Parks
Texas ‘Tech
Jerry Manzani
Treadwell
Unanimous Choire
Parks
Gene Kaew
Rice
Big Ray Schoenke
Power
Southern Metherlet
Mazaunt
Danny Brabham
Ronnie Goodwin
Baylor
Scott Appleton
Ray Trail
Jesse Branch
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
Texas Christian
Graf
Tex
Abliene
Gene Raesz
Taylor
Jerry Mazzanti
Lake Villiage
Ark
Ray Schoenke
SMU
Weatherford
GARDS
Johnny Treadwell
Austin
Robert Burk
Lenior
Andrews
Jerry Hopkins
Mart
Billy Moore
Centor
Little Rock
Tommy Ford
San Angelo
Greensberg
Odessa
Tax
District tournament action fills area hoops slate
Linville beat Quitman in boys play while Quitman edged Chatham to reach finals in the district tournament. Fort Necessity hosts semis and finals with girls at 7 and boys at 8 15. Local schools including Marion Mangham and Epps posted wins in Friday night play as teams advance toward semi finals.
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Linville
Quitman
Farmerville
Sterlington Kiros Panthers
Downsville
Amar Es
Quitman Wolverines
Bros
Jonesboro Hoge — Calhoun
Bobby Harper
Eros
Bob Vail
Tallman
Calhoun
Chatham
Jonesboro- Hodge
Weston
Patt Thompson
Tomamy Tidwell
Rick Bailey
Jonesboro Hodge
Johnny Peel
Gloria Norred
Mary Hood
Fort Necessity
Marion
Sterlington
Spearsville
Huttig
Ark
Marion Boys
Bernice
Marion Girls
Central
Monterey
Brock
Ferriday
Enterprise
Kilbourne
Bastrop
Neville
Forest
Joe Canal
Giants Aim to Clinch Crown With Bears Tilt Sunday
Giants can clinch the NFL title by beating the Chicago Bears at Wrigley Field as Green Bay’s lead in the standings prompts a race with Detroit and Cleveland for playoff spots. The column lists game-by-game picks across the NFL and AFL with key matchups, scores, and implications for teams like Dallas, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco.
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Associated Press
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Bears
Wrigley Field
Green Bay
Giants
Packers
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Lions
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Baltimore
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles Rams
Milwaukee
Dan Currie
Paul Hornung
Cleveland
Dallas
Browns
Miami
Eddie LeBaron
Washington
Philadelphia
Oakland
San Diego
New York Titans
Boston
AFL Draft Oakland Will Sit Out First Round
Oakland Raiders face a first round absence in the AFL draft amid a 11-game losing streak. Dallas Texans hold top round options while Oakland traded its top picks, per draft order driven by Boston and New York results.
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Patrick Conway
Dallas
Oakland Raiders
Raiders
AFL
Dallas Texans
Joe Foss
San Diego
Buffalo
Houston
New York
Denver
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Gavie Sistrunk
Judy Sims
Francine Corley
Myra Bush
Fine’ Wyatt
Monticello
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Gilbert Burgess
Bobby Castelo
Bobby Sandige
Bastrop High
Ouachita Parish High
Rock
John Hughes
Tommy Lucas
Tom Magoffin
Melvin Simmons
Texas A&m.ards
Robert Mangum
Southern
Don Trull
Ay Poage
Pat Culpepper
Ber Nix
Jerry Lamb
Sandy Sands
Jim Grizzie
Ronnie Caveness
Dan Matin
Larry Elkins
Tommy Cruttner
Don Campbell
Sonny Gibbs
Duke Carlisle
Jim Fauver
George Walker
Bill Davis
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Rennis Hollis
Ouachita
Hollis
James Hudson
Robert Malson
Jack Harris
Virginia Dawson
Murray Dale Rogers
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Davidson High
Waterproof
Jay Brown
Howard Walker
Paula Miller
Diane Crosby
Bob Cousy
Tom Heinsohn
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