Bates Of Neville On No 1 Triple A All State Team
Bogalusa Lumberjacks lead 6-AAA with 13 spots on the 46 player Louisiana All-State Triple-A squad chosen by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Donnie Smith of Bogalusa named outstanding back. Tyler Lafauci of De La Salle top lineman. coach of the year honors go to Lewis Murray of Bogalusa. Other Bogalusa selections include McGehee Powell Pierce and Green. 6-AAA dominates the first team with multiple players across offense and defense.
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Bates of
Neville
Bogalusa Lumberbacks
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Bogalusa
Lumberjacks
AAA
New Orleans
Donnie Smith
de la Salle
Tyler Lafauci
Smith
Woodchoppers
LaGrange
Greg Foreman
Lafauci
Lewis Murray
Jacks
Shreveport Fair Park
Billy Joe Adcock
Butch McGehee
Willie Powell
Otis Pierce
Offen
Danny Boyette
Fair Park
Bobby Touchet
Broadmoor
Jim Jones
Randy Nicar
Morgan City
Russell Bates
Gary Smith
Airline
Steve Duplessis
Glen
West Monroe
Mike Colvin
South Lafourche
Allen Estay
Mike Patrick
St. Augustine
Fred Dilton
Catholic
David DiVinecerti
Bears
DiVincerti
Capone
Soileau
Joe Southwell
Foreman
Triple A Finest Ends Danny Green and Guard Lineup
A compact roster summary lists players by position including Ends Danny Green and Greg Greco, Tackles Mike Colvin and Otis Pierce, Guards Gary Kennedy and Dave Lawrence, Linebackers Otis Pierce and Joe Southwell, with key backs such as Kurt Forshag at quarterback and Don Soileau at halfback. Team affiliations include Captain Shreve, De La Salle, Chalmette, LaGrange, and Bogalusa across multiple spots.
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Danny Green
Bogalusa
Charlie Crane
de la Salle
Mike Ratcliff
Shreve
Kenny Cenac
South Terrebonne
Gary Kennedy
Jim Williams
Ouachita
Lindsay Bruno
Chalmette
Kurt Forshag
Jesuit
Don Soileau
LaGrange
Barry Boudreaux
Morgan City
Joe Spitale
Holy Cross
Greg Greco
Thibodaux
Bob Harris
Mike Colvin
West Monroe
Allen Estay
South Lafourche
Staards
Dave Lawrence
Oliver Pontiff
Thibeaux
Otis Pierce
Greg Foreman
Joe Southwell
Neville
David Bordes
John Kavanaugh
Ruston
Bill Castille
Reed Lights Up Phoenix as Knicks Triumph 135 116
Willis Reed scores 32 points and grabs 16 rebounds, including 20 in a single third quarter, as the New York Knicks topple Phoenix 135 116 at the Coliseum. Bucks, Lakers, and other NBA results noted with Alcindor scoring 35 in Milwaukee win.
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Associated Press
Willis Reed
New York Knicks
Phoenix
Knicks
Reed
Phoenix Coliseum
San Diego
Elvin Hayes
National
Northeast Indians Meet Quantico Marines In Holiday Tourney Opener
Northeast State's Indians travel to Natchitoches to face Quantico Marines in the opening round of Northwestern State's Holiday Tournament at Prather Coliseum. The doubleheader includes Northwestern versus Ouachita Baptist, with consolation and title finals scheduled for Tuesday. Northeast brings a 2-2 road split and aims to build on a balanced attack led by Stockton, Harris, Saulters, Steele, and Snellings as broadcaster coverage begins at 6:50 p.m. on KMLB-AM.
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Northeast State
Natchitoches
Northwestern State
Quantico Marines
Prather Coliseum
Northwestern
Ouachita Baptist
Lenny Fant
Northeast Indians
AIC
Magnolia
Ark
Tribe
Northeast
Indians
Baptist Christian
Monroe
Delta State
Bethel
Ole Miss
Southwestern
Quantico
Kmlb - AM
Dave Woodman
Frank Hoffman
GSC
Roger Stockton
Andrew Harris
Larry ‘Saulters
Henry Steele
Bill Snellings
Steele
Jeader
Stockton
Snellings
Harris
Saubers
Jessie Burnette
Don Fisher
Dave Farrell
Bob Carson
Lester Wyatt
Gary Armstrong
Ken Foster
Foster
Farrell
Tle
Nuantico
Marines
Grambling
Louisiana College
Civic Arena
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Mississippi College
Clinton
Richey Earns His Third Sugar Bowl Net Championship
San Angelo Tex climber Cliff Richey captured the Sugar Bowl tennis title for the third time in New Orleans defeating Jim Osborne 6-4 6-4 6-2 to earn 2000 dollars. Osborne took 1000 dollars as runner up in the 33rd annual event noted as the first to award prize money. The doubles crown went to Osborne and Roy Barth 6-2 6-4 after beating Steve Faulk and Tommy Mozur.
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New Orleans
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Richey
Jim Osborne
Honolulu
Osborne
Ted Schroeder
Gardnar Mulloy
Tom Brown
Ham Richardson
Roy Barth
San Diego
Calif
Steve Faulk
Tommy Mozur
Knoxville, Tenn
Southpaw Clyde Wright Excels in Seven Straight Angels Games
Clyde Wright, the California Angels left handed pitcher, delivered in seven consecutive appearances last season. He posted solid starts with improvements in control and kept opponents at bay, contributing to the Angels’ pitching depth and reliability throughout the stretch.
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Clyde Wright
California Angels
Sugar Bowl poised as Manning era meets Razorbacks
In New Orleans for the 36th Sugar Bowl, Archie Manning leads Ole Miss against third-ranked Mississippi State coach Frank Broyles notes Rebels’ strong running game with backs Dave Bowen and Leon Felts. John Vaught calls Arkansas the toughest bowl opponent in years. Broyles labels Archie highly versatile and unmatched in multiple skills.
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New Orleans
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Manning
Ole Miss
Archie
Broyles
Dave Bowen
Leon Felts
Johnny Vaught
CST
ABC
New
Leans International Airport
Parkers
Vaught
Razorbacks
Texas
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Baton Rouge Morning Advocate
Louisiana Sports Writers Assn
Sive
Glen Oaks
Airline of
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Duplessis
Oakers
la Grange
Charlie Oakley
New Iberia
McGehee
Boyette
Toucher
Don Griffin
Bucs
Green
Charlie iCrane
Jones
Knick
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Lew Alcindor
Bullets
Alcindor
UCLA
Bucks
Lakers
San Francisco
Chicago
Atlanta
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Happy Hairston
Keith Erickson
West
Nicar
Blockbuster
Bates
Lindsey Bruno
Blue Jays
Forshag
Charles Battle
Mike Truax
Battle
Truax
Tigers
Billy
Jesse
Bo Harris
John King
Dennis Delaney
King
Delany
Colvin
St. Paul
David Greiner
West Jefferson
Ricky Rodrigue
DeLaSalle
David Bordles
Greiner
Rodrigue
Cavalliers
Bob Hrapmann
Ken Chaffin
Castile
Chaffin
Hrapmann
Castille
Fant
Lit
Missouri
Mark Kuhlman
St. Louis
Miami Beach
Fla
Penn State
Miami
Midas
Louisville
Eta
Ezra Brooks
Firestone
Dipeplers Coed Out
Paearey
Trenton West Monroe
Walter Savage
Texas Ruston
17Th
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