All-State Baseball Team Honors From Louisiana Awards
State champion Melville dominates Class B all-state picks with four players, while Marthaville places three. Ridgewood and Bernice also place two each. honors go to Circello, Killen, Labiche, Irvin, and coach Earnest Morgan for Class B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Marthaville
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Ridgewood
Metairie
Bernaice
Carlo Circello
Don Antie
Don Kimble
Dick Parker
Ray Irvin
Gary Killen
Donnie Albarez
Earnest Morgan
Ridgewoold
Bob Labiche
Chip Salvagio
Bernice
Ricky Alden
Mike Grafton
Mamou
James Blanchard
Boyce
Wayne Jowers
Downsville
Ronnie Hammons
St. Charles Borromeo
Destrahian
Bob Minno
Belle Chasse
Mike Daigle
St. Joseph Benedictine
Dwight Levin
Morgan
Hawks
Northwestern State College
Circello
Melville Moundsman
Killen
Blanchard
Minno
Labiche
Irvin
Ridgeway
Antie
Daigle
Levin
Alden
Salvaggio
Albrez
Kim
Recreation Softball League Results And Standings
Industrial League action saw Cooley Printers edge the Jaycees 6-5 with Futch homering and Fontana also homering. P.M.C. defeated Optimist B 5-4 as Dispenza and Accardo starred. ABC System beat Coca Cola 15-2 with Moore homering. Gober homered for Coca Cola. Victory Baptist and College Place Baptist won by forfeit in Church leagues. Southside, Emmanuel, and other teams posted varied results with multiple players collecting hits and homers. Notable player stats include Graf ton hitting .340 and Parker batting .365 as a sophomore pitcher and infielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley Printers
Jaycees
Gary Futch
Mickey Fontana
Jim Schroeder
Willis Smith
Futch
Phil Feshman
Jake Ussery
P.M.C
Optimist B
A. Corrent
B. Burroughs
V Sylvestri
J. Lapietra
S. Lacar
C. Weinburg
Accardo
Reed
Thomas
ABC
Coca Cola
Moore
Gemler
Gober
McGough
Kelley
Waits
Victory Baptist
Parkview Baptist
College Place Baptist
Good Hope
J. Dodd Brooks
Bryan
Johnson
Billy Lockhart
Buck McDuffee
Calvin Derrick
Algie Futch
College Place
Central Baptist
Don Causey
H. Taylor
Leon Price
Earl Posey
B Panzico
Southside
Stone Avenue
Recreation
Ezell
Hicks
Gibson
Russell
Dimos
Spillers
Prince
Lee
Welsh
Gulf States Tennis Opens With Seeded Upsets in Baton Rouge
Action continued in the Gulf States tennis tourney with top seeds advancing. Shreveport's Ann Borders and New Orleans’ Linda Tuero led girls divisions, while Baton Rouge players Wayne Diel and Robert Hubbard topped boys 16 and 18 and under. Unseeded Derochemont upset Dougherty in girls 14 singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Gulf States
Ann Borders
Shreveport
Cynthia O'Conner
Linda Tuero
New Orleans
Terri Tresclair
Becky Stewart
Shaun Pilling
Mac Pigman
Pilling
Tom Dverest
Broussard
Pigman
Ken Hargrove
Tuppy Dougherty
Wayne Diel
Dusty Miller
Jennings
Baton Rouse
Bill Meyers
Dan Blackinger
Oshkosh
Wis
John Ohrt
Chuck Trask
James J. Bealer
Marrero
Oscar Houston
Memphis
Tenn
Brad Black
Bobby Ecuyer
Buzzy Hebert
Lafayette
Claudia Normand
Annete Edwards
Helen Hickman
Ery Standard Lino
Kathy Jacobs
Connie O'Conner
Laura Bohne
Sonsheree Giles
Covington
Ann. Borders
Cynthia O’conner
Alice L. Derochemont
Martha Thurber
Mimi Ramey
Little Rock
Kay Kavanagh
Mary K. Williams
Dezantac
Karen Cotter
Gay Greengus
Susan Bartlett
Terri Wiggins
Alice Derochemont
Gayle Dorhe
Jimi Raney
Cathy Trichel
Cathy Hatfield
Flora
Miss
Marcia Carter
Cathy Jacobs
Gray Greengus
Camm! Comeaus
Becky Wolfe
L. Sharon Burke
Kay Kavaragh
Cristine Krauss
Em Averett
Joe Ellen Kearny
Bonner Miller
Emily Smith
Jackson
Terri
Carol Levert
Bonnie Miller
Judy Molloy
Crosby
Northeast high school stars shine in LaSport Summer issue
Coach Dixie White and hurdler Roger Morgan of Northeast and Neville High figures Joe Canal and Ray Mulhearn are highlighted in LaSport magazine. Canal earns All-Prep basketball honors. Morgan eyed for 1964 Olympic selection. The issue covers golf pages from 1900 to present, state swimming progress, and St Francis High baseball notes, hitting newsstands this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Dixie White
Roger Morgan
Northeast
Neville High
Joe Canal
Ray Mulhearn
LaSport
Canal
Morgan
United States
White
Bobby Lane
Newman
Buddy Shirley
Lee High
Herbie Mang
Jesuit
Kent Andrew
Fast Beauregard
Terry Smith
Byrd
Ronnie Kaiser
Pineville
Andy Fullerton
Fair Park
Pete Henry
Lake Charles
C. W. Strother
Plainview
Louisiana
Mulhearn
Louisiana Splash
Larry Gilbert
St. Francis High
Monroe
Richey Wins 6-0 6-2 In Northern Tennis Debut
Nancy Richey of Dallas defeated Mrs Dorothy Campbell 6-0 6-2 in the Northern Tennis Tournament first round as she tunes for the Wightman Cup. Ernie Terrell set for a July 10 Madison Square Garden bout with Bob Foster. Army track captain Bill Straub named top contributor to intercollegiate athletics. Northern Dancer to be honored with civic reception and possible Northern Dancer Day in Toronto. Dale Meier signs Cardinals contract and reports to Rookie League in Sarasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Texas
Britain
Dorothy Campbell
Miss Richey
New York
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Bob Foster
Washington, D.C
Madison Square Garden
West Point
N.Y
Army
Bill Straub
The
Military Academy
Toronto
Canada
Allan Lamport
Lamport
Board of Control
FE. P. Taylor
Windfields
ST. Louis
Dale Meier
Cape Girardeau State College
St. Louis Cardinals
Meiere
Cardinals
Sarasota
Fla
West Monroe Dixie Seniors Second Night Results
In West Monroe Dixie Senior League action Confederate Park Rivers Ford faced McGuire Real Estate at 6 pm. Anderson's Boys defeated People's Homestead 9 3 with Roger Bell two hits and Richard Anderson three hits including a homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Park
Rivers Ford
McGuire Real Estate
Anderson's
Boys
People’s Homestead
Humphries
Edgha People's Homestead
West Monroe
Dixie
Eddie Edwards
Roy Bell
Gary Audrisch
Roy Hendrix
Larry Pankey
People’s Home
WB Edwards
Pankey
Audrisch
Hendrix
Anderson’s Boys
Roger Bell
Richard Anderson
David Jones
Anderson
City Council
Alexander
Booth
LB Jones
Cloyd
Municipal Golf Day Contenders Short Of Score
Local entrants at Municipal Golf Club of Monroe competed for National Golf Day honors missing Nicklaus Columbus score. One dollar from participants supported charity as scores with handicap deducted included Hendrix 70, Mulhern 70, Walter 71, Shelton 71, Laurence 72, Neal 72, Haddad 72, Lewis 73, Solomon 73, Bruke 74, Carrero 74, Grigsby 74, Brownlee 75, Starh tan 76, Cap Neel no card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Golf Club
Monroe
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Muny
Nicklaus
Prentice Hendrix
Ray Mulhern
Frank Walter
Amos Shelton
Jeff Laurence
Jack Neal
Dooly Haddad
Tony J. Lewis
Edwin Solomon
Dr. T. A. Bruke
Sam Carrero
Bryan Grigsby
Fred Brownlee
L. E. Starhtan
Cap Neel
Death Match Rematch Heads to Roll Arena Tonight
Al Lovelock and Karol Krauser renew their clash in a Texas death match at Roll Arena with no time or falls limit. Promoter Ralph Fox announced a $10 for each fall lost and 30 seconds rest between falls. Stan Pulaski will be barred from the arena during the main event to avoid interference. The Pulaski Matta bout opens at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lovelock
Bob
Karol Krauser
Krauser
Moscow
Warsaw
Stan Pulaski
Poland
Bennie Matta
Mexico City
Pulaski
Fox
Matta
Pulaski-Matta
Legion League Piggly Wiggly at KTVE game
The only game on the schedule features Legion League teams Piggly Wiggly and KTVE meeting at Legion Memorial Stadium at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piggly Wiggly
KTVE
Legion Memorial Stadium
58 Innings In 3 Days Recall Of Longest Game
Sunrise Beach veteran Zack Wheat recalls Brooklyn’s 26 inning tie with Boston on May 1 1920 as the longest major league game. He notes both pitchers worked all 26 innings and adds the team later endured 58 innings in three days with back to back trips, yet still won the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise Beach
Zack Wheat
Hall of
Wheat
Brooklyn
Boston
Leon Cadore
Joe Oeschger
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Dodger
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Braves
Ed Konetchy
Hank Gowdy
Gowdy
Walt Holke
Konetchy
Robbie
Wilbert Robinson
Lake of the Ozarks
Ivan Olson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim McKay
Cirt Landrum
Ronnie Stockstill
Gary Johnson
Gary
Shambro
David McKenzie
Cecil Jeffries
David Leath
Standing
James McKay
Robert Powell
Jay Via
Eddie Floyd
Ken Johnson
Jerry Danna
Wayne Landrum
Kenneth Johnson
Optimist Club of
Pat Hayward
Frankie Jackson
Rusty Hart
Keith Merriman
Les Tarver
Kenny Hart
Elliott Valentine
Wayne West
Larry Worley
Ronald Worley
Frank Serio
Terry Dowd
Bill Jackson
John Fogleman
Hammons
Grafton
Bob Adams
Opelousas Daily World
Louisiana Sports Writers Assn
Honor Killen
AAA Fair Park
Parker
Lang Wedgeworth
Dale MacCurdy
Lamar Edwards
Baton Rovue
Mark Meyers
Jack Alexander
Winston Diel
Cedric Martin
Bruce Alexander
Phillip Trahan
Crowley
Louis Abshire
Bill MacCurdy
Randy Gregson
Harry Barton Jr
Will Palfrey Jr
Clarence Lino II
Greason
Palfrey
Abshire
Jeff Loeb
George Metraker
Mark Myers
Richiele Giles
Wedgeworth
Pat Shelton
Mac Plaman
Ker Hargrove
Ellis Maron
John Whitt
Laurel
Ricky Moorhouse
Yew McDonald
Shaum Pilling
Tom Duerest
John Moulton
Hans Loss
Jack Shirley
Jere Overdyke
Maurice Morelock
Tommy Bolton
Eddie Burke
George Welch
Alan Black
Chip Shirley
David White
Bruce Bartlett
Bill Hudson
Ark
Irvin David
Crames East
Jeff Lo
Straub
Mt. Kisco
Army Athletic Association
West Monroe Dixie
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Ernest Hawkins
Fast Texas State College
Commerce
Tex
J. W. Sikes
Hawkins
ETS
Lovelock
Legion League
Falstaff Rivers Ford
Ouachita Bank
Davis Food Store
All-Stars
National Guard
al Bolo
Vo Karol Krauser
Leon
Ancient Age Dist, CO
Iinil
Rucent
Pug
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