Chieftains roll to 23 3 season with 65 55 win over Spearsville
Spearsville falls to 7 7 as Calhoun led by Billy Reynolds 28 points and Milton Jackson 17. Gary Clark 16 for Spearsville. Calhoun to meet Newellton in News Star World tourney opener at 1 p m in Civic Center. Ouachita JH ninth grade 5 2 to 53 44 over Richardson led by Mike Scott 15 and Jacky Gaines 10 9.
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Gary Clark
James Terry
Cleo Gatson
Peggy Williams
Carolyn Cole
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Mike Scott
Jacky Gaines
Ronald Kirk
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James Orange
Kenneth King
West Monroe
Keller
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Rebels
Jamie Mayo
Larry Robinson
McCrary
Harris
Mike Phillips
Greg Slocum
Roy Jackson
Gary Slack
J. B Watkins
Slack
Jackson
Robinson
Johnson
Boley Jr High Improves Record With 65-59 Win
Boley Junior High improved to 3-0 in Ouachita Parish Junior High League and 5-1 overall after a 65-59 victory over Jack Hayes. Terry Cox and Ray Stoddard led Boley with 18 and 16 points while Dennis Nichols topped Jack Hayes with 23.
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Boley Junior High
Ouachita Parish
Jack Hayes
Terry Cox
Ray Stoddard
Boley
Dennis Nichols
Randy Radcliff
McCart
Ricky Harris
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Rams
Heavy Prep Cage Schedule Tonight in Twin Cities
Basketball action dominates the Twin Cities with five home games. Caldwell visits West Monroe, and district rivals Richwood, Carroll, Wossman, and Winnsboro clash. Notable players include Richard Doyle, Phaeon Martin, Lorenzo Blount, Finley Jefferson, and Greg Wallace.
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Richwood
Rams
Maurice Snowden
Richard Gholston
Twin Cities
Caldwell
Our Lady Help of Christians
Bastrop
Ouachita
Farmerville
Neville
Carroll
Sterlington
St. Frederick
Winnsboro
Wossmans
Pines
LaSalle
Richard Doyle
Wildcats
Phaeon Martin
Bulldogs
Riverfield and River Oaks Girls Rally to Wins
Bo Godfrey led the Mustang scorers with 17 points while Liz Jordan tallied 10 to spark Riverfield to a 22-13 victory. Kay Loftin led River Oaks with nine points as the girls completed the sweep.
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Bo Godfrey
Mustangs
Riverfield
Liz Jordan
Kay Loftin
River Oaks
Bench eyes quick return after lung surgery
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench faces a rapid recovery after removal of a small lung lesion. Dr. George Ballou said no malignant tumor and optimistic eight week recovery with seven to ten day hospital stay. Bench expected back by the 1973 opener pending no complications.
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Cincinnati Reds
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George Ballou
Christ Hospital
Bench
Reds
Ballou
Luis Gonzalez
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Katie
Fifth Bob Gray Cup to feature US and Canada pros and amateurs
The fifth annual Bob Gray Cup is set for January 11 with a mix of United States and Canadian professional and amateur players competing in the cross-border match. Organizers promise a full day of competitive golf plus exhibition formats and potential team pairings.
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United States
Richwood Defending N-SW Title Against 15 Challengers
Richwood Rams defend their Louisiana triple A championship in the News-Star-World Tournament against 15 challengers at Civic Center Arena. Wossman Ruston Bastrop Calhoun Neville Ouachita Delhi lead a balanced field with top scorers Reynolds Natt Blount and Allison among standout players. Opening day features Calhoun vs Newellton Bastrop vs Caldwell Richwood vs Dubach followed by Ruston vs Jonesboro Hodge Neville vs Delhi and Wossman vs Simsboro.
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McKinley
Caldwell
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Delhi
Neville
Billy Reynolds
Reynolds
Calvin Natt
Natt
Phason Martin
Wildcats
Mike Nelson
Tigers
Lorenzo Blount
Blount
Paul Hough
West Monroe
Dirk Allison
Bill Allen
Donnie Modest
Milt Andrews
Frank Maxwell
Allison
Rebels
Columbus Smith
Newellton
Carlton Stars In NL Despite Phillies Worst Record
Steve Carlton led NL pitchers in eight categories with a 27-10 mark for the sixth place Phillies who were 59-97. He had a 1.98 ERA, 346 innings, 1,351 batters faced, 257 hits allowed, 310 strikeouts, 30 complete games, and 41 starts.
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Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Phillies
Carlton
Cincinnati
Gary Nolan
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sutton
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Seaver
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Jenkins
Gibson
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