Ralph Lane Ends Coaching Career At Wossman High
Ralph Lane announced his retirement from the head football coach position at Wossman High School effective immediately to pursue a private business opportunity. Lane, hired in August 1972 to rebuild the program, led the Wildcats to a 4-6 record in his sole season and said he had been thinking about this move for a long time.
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Recreation Softball League Scores Big Wins Across Teams
Emmanuel Baptist beat Ridge Ave 13-2 behind Telano two hits and McBeth homer pair. Victory Baptist crushed Highland Park 20-1 as Bennett and McGough fueled offense and McEnery pitched. First Baptist Monroe won 29-26 in slugfest with Culp striking three homers. North Monroe Baptist edged Parkview 12-10 as Simmons and Hill had two hits each. Our Lady of Fatima routed Baptist 16-0 with Byersmith and Miletelo three-for-four. Bergeron's Auto Paris topped Keith's Wheel 12-7 with three homers by Brown Creed and Creighton. Warner Air edged Monroe Armature 11-1. Barringer and Trichell had two safeties. Ladies A Parker's Jewelry beat Ford, Bacon and Davis 14-12 as Laughlin and Cobb tripled. E A Conway Hospital won 16-13 as Beavers two homers and Smith one. Slade Howell Ferlica homered for losers. Fire Department beat Louisiana Power and Light on three homers by Taylor Hubbard and two by Mary Lou and Susan Coch. Central Bank defeated State Farm 4-0. Gail Babcock pace with four. Central League Ramada Shell beat Reserve Life 9-7 with McKenzie Goree Reevie three safeties.
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Drayton Miller Named Assistant At Boston College
Drayton Miller formerly on the Jacksonville State University staff is hired as Boston College assistant basketball coach. He succeeds Dave Pritchett who left BC for Maryland. Miller starred at Eastern Illinois and previously coached at Washington University in St Louis during graduate studies.
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Japanese golfer Sasaki leads shortened Sealy-Faberge LPGA event
Lightning and heavy rain shortened the Sealy-Faberge Classic at Desert Inn Country Club from 72 to 54 holes. Japan's Mario Sasaki, 2% years old, starts fresh after an 80 round treated as practice while other pros completed full rounds. Sasaki, aided by an interpreter, discusses adjusting to the American tour and life in the United States.
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Michigan State Names Four Alumni to Coaching Staff
Michigan State University announces four former Spartans Ed Youngs Sherman Lewis Dan Underwood and Jimmy Raye as part of its football coaching staff showcasing alumni in key roles and signaling a veteran leadership approach.
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Tech Bulldogs set for U S Federation meet in Wichita
Louisiana Tech sends Ricky Stubbs George Thornton and John Allen to the U S Track and Field Federation Championship in Wichita Kansas with Ronnie Bamburg returning for NCAA trials in Baton Rouge. Coach Jim Mize expects a tough test as many NCAA contenders compete.
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Armature Cools J H Rally to 6 4 Win in District Opener
Monroe Armature defeats Continental Can Jonesboro Hodge 6 4 at Legion Memorial Stadium to open the Fifth District junior league race. Tom Mears pitched six near no hit innings with 12 strikeouts before relief from Britt Risinger. Dennis Surratt and Mike Nelson led seven hits with two each and Nelson added a triple and two RBIs.
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