Graduation Spurs Northeast Team as Seniors Lead in Stats
Final 1963 Northeast State grid figures show senior leaders Willie Ragan tops five categories with 440 rushing yards and 1,193 career rush total. Key seniors include Morris Douglas Ken Newton Mike Cooper Jim Love Carlyle Williams Ronnie Graham Alton Thomas Ronnie Myrick and Steve Regan.
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Travesty of coverage haunts Southern small college football
The writer blasts the Associated Press for bias and silence toward Southern small college football and its players. He criticizes lack of publicity for Gulf States Conference figures like Ses tak Slaughter and Hinton, predicts AP reform, and laments Little All-America's credibility. He notes World Series runs totals from 1950 and 1963 as context.
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Monterey Meet Brings Loud Scoring Across Girls and Boys
Enterprise clipped Sicily Island 73 40 as Marlene Castle led with 23 and Peggy Kraus 18 for the losers in Friday night play. Elva McMillan scored 40 to lift Block past Ferriday 68 39. In boys action David Mitchell had 30 as Harrisonburg defeated Sicily Island 64 26. John Nix led Natchel 16 and Ray Book 24 in a 64 26 win over Central of Book. Block beat Enterprise 73 54 with Cary McGuffee 21 and Gene Tiffee 18 for Monterey 70 32 over Vidalia.
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Enterprise
Sicily Island
Marlene Castle
Peggy Kraus
Elva McMillan
Block
Ferriday
Norma Brashier
Harrisonburg
David Mitchell
Arnold Ready
Islanders
Natchel
Central of Book
John Nix
Ray Book
Bill Atkins
Cary McGuffee
Vidalia
Gene Tiffee
Winnfield Dominates Sikes Boys and Calvin Girls in Friday Wins
Winnfield crushed Sikes 67 34 behind Bob Waytt 26 points. Winnfield girls beat Calvin 61 38 with Docia Dalby 26 and Phyliss Love 22. Calvin’s Peggy Williams scored 29. Sikes’ Cliff Underwood added 14.
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Calvin
Docia Dalby
Phyliss Love
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Cliff Underwood
Lake Providence advances to state final with 20 13 win
Lake Providence Panthers beat Berwick High 20-13 to reach Class A state finals. Star back Johnny Overby produced a 55 yard scoring run and a 65 yard setup as Lake Providence led 13-0 at halftime. Don Washam finished the decisive drive with a one yard TD.
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Don Washam
Tom Nelson
Kreider
Henry Chester
Tiger Giardello to Clash in Atlantic City Title Bout
In Atlantic City promoter Murray Goodman schedules a 15 round world middleweight title fight between champion Dick Tiger of Nigeria and challenger Joey Giardello of Cherry Hill New Jersey at Convention Hall. About 14 000 expected, gate around 125 000 with Tiger receiving 75 percent of net and Giardello 15 percent. no TV or radio.
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New Jersey
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Chicago
Joey
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Ouachita JVs Beat Logtown in Junior High Action
Ouachita Parish Junior High boys beat Logtown 34 to 24 while Logtown girls edged Ouachita 20 to 18 Friday. Delores Dean led Logtown with 13 points, S Welch top scored for Ouachita with 16. Horton scored 16 for the winning boys, Deville and Howell had eight for the losers.
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Logtown
Ouachita
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Horton
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Eros Defeats Calhoun Varsity in 71-64 Victory
Eros beat Calhoun 71 to 64 in the varsity game. Bobby Harper led with 23 points while Terry Haig scored 22 for the winners. Calhoun’s James Futrell added 22 and Gary Wininger 15. In a B boys game, Calhoun ...
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Terry Haig
James Futrell
Gary Wininger
Lockport Reaches State Class A Final in Football
Lockport defeated Belle Chasse 27-18 to advance to the state class A final. Gerald Breaux and Mike Hillman led the effort as Lockport earned a rematch with Newellton, a 34-13 winner over Mamou.
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Gerald Breaux
Mike Hillman
Belle Chasse
Newellton
Mamou
McNeese Holds Lutheran 49-44 in Lake Charles
McNeese withstood a second half rally to defeat Texas Lutheran 49 to 44 Friday night in Lake Charles. The lead changed several times with McNeese ahead 26-25 at halftime and expanding to a nine point edge late in the second half before the Texans closed the gap.
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Recreation Basketball League results from Friday night
In Church B league action Baptist defeated Winnsboro Road 68 to 35 as Walton scored 25 points for Recreation Basketball College Place. Southside Bernas beat Central Baptist 43 to 24 with Abbott leading at 24 points. Swartz edged Temple 34 to 30 with T Ramsey scoring 10 while Davidson led the losers with 11 points.
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Amite Warriors rout Oak Grove in Class A semifinals
Amite Warriors dominated Oak Grove 39 7 in a state Class A semifinal, despite Oak Grove missing eight players for academic reasons. Fred Mixon scored twice for Amite, Russell Thompson added a rushing TD and Nick Labarbera kicked multiple extras as Amite built a 23 0 halftime lead and cruised to the win. Oak Grove ends 10 3. Amite advances to face Lake Providence for the state title next Friday.
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Pye
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Richwood Wins State AA Title Defeating Mossville
Richwood High School repeated as state AA football champions, beating Mossville 29-6. key scores came from Simon Profit and a 64 yard run by Joe Walker, with Robert Stewart connecting for a late TD and Jerry Ford adding a 20 yard score.
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Simon Profit
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Mossville
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Colin L. Williams
William Henderson
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Joe Walker
Goldfield
Packer Partner Dies and Packard Name in Football History
George W. Calhoun, co founder of the Green Bay Packers with Curly Lambeau, died at 73 from cancer. A former sports editor, he helped raise funds for the club and named the team Packers. He led gate operations, served as secretary and publicity agent, and remained on the Packers board until 1949. Funeral plans were tentatively set for Monday.
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