Recreation Results Baseball South League leads with several tight games
Ouachita Bank edged First National 2-1 as Eric Correro and Jay McIntosh each had hits. Dial Finance beat MidSouth Tank 5-1 with Mike Murray and Gary Underwood collecting two hits each. North League People’s Loan defeated LP&L 11-1 with Mike Massey and Marty Winters adding two hits apiece. SETCO edged Pulp & Paper 6-5 as Todd McGuffie had four hits. American Bank won 13-10 over Lee Petroleum behind Scott Brown. Ham monds Supply routed Hawkins List 20-6 with Rhonda Evans and Jerri Howlett four hits apiece. Dairy Queen crushed Hopes Campers 14-1 led by Ken McCormick four hits. Others include Firefighters 8-7 over Rigid Pallet and Dixie League BIT 7-1 over La. Pooting.
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Ouachita Bank
First National Bank
Eric Correro
Jay McIntosh
Courtney Foster
First National
Tony Hughes
Kent Berry
Dial Finance
Mike Murray
Gary Underwood
Tommy Price
Brad Spivey
Dial
Jim Murray
Quint Powell
David Robinson
People’s Loan
Lp&l
Mike Massey
Marty Winters
Cliff Chamblee
People Loan
Guy Yarbrough
Guy Halles
Barclay Reed
SETCO
Pulp & Paper
Todd McGuffie
Brad McNeely
Bucky Guice
Sseetco
Eric Cousins
American Bank
Lee Petroleum
Scott Brown
Ron Gooden
Mark Raborn
Darrell Evans
American Bank Wi
Grady Rice
Kirk Albritton
Ivan Hawthorne
Larry Beasley
Hammonds Supply
Hawkins
Rhonda Evans
Jerri Howlett
Dairy Queen
Hopes Campers
Ken McCormick
Jarrett Spurgeon
Brae Bilton
Hopes
Jim Worthy
Greg Stevens
Brad Bilton
Brian Martin
Firefighters
Jimmy Glander
Larry Mack
Kevin Brown
Jon Roberts
Bubba Brister
Ryan Chevrolet
Mike Hogg
David Anthony
Bill Wright
Mitch Huggins
Monroe Sand and Gravel
Southern Chrysler
Monroe Sand& Gravel
Forsythe Curb
Haddad
Danny Varnado
Little League
Eastgate
Rivers Ford
Don Redden
Rivers No
Mark Fetts
Joan Stites
David Estep
Brad DeLaSalla
Finance
Softball City D League leads with 10-9 thriller win
Richard Pooell drove in three runs to lift Adams Industrials past Thornhill Gulf 10-9. Virgil Watson allowed two hits as Quickdraw beat Village Green 4-2. Anderson Auto beat Northeast Sidliners 17-6, and multiple players had four-hit games in other league results including C&B Fabricators 16-15 over Wild Bunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pooell
Adams Industrials
Thornhill Gulf
Virgil Watson
Quickdraw
Village Green
Anderson Auto
Northeast Sidliners
Donny Dampier
Butch Sebrin
Ricky McMullen
C&b
Wild Bunch
Ladies Church
St. Mark’s Methodist
New Light Baptist
Rhonda McGough
Debby Allen
Carmen Gui
Lou Bennett
Victory Baptist
Southside Baptist
Kinda Measel
State Farm
Hall of Fame reception honors Crow and Pennel at NSU
A pre induction reception for John David Crow and John Pennel will be held at Northeast Louisiana University in the Anna Gray Noe Alumni Center from 5 30 to 7 30 this evening before their Saturday induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in Natchitoches. The event invites alumni fans and the public to celebrate their Northeast connections and upcoming honors.
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John David Crow
John Pennel
Northeast Louisiana University
Natchitoches
Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame
Northeast
Anna Gray
NSU
Springhill High School
Texas A&m
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco 49Ers
U. S
Bold Forbes to face balky Belmont field in stakes test
Bold Forbes the Derby winner leads a 11-horse Belmont field of 3-year-olds as trainer Laz Barrera bets on speed for the 1 1 2 mile race at Belmont Park. Play The Red and Majestic Light are among stakes veterans seeking a final classic win in a crowded, uncertain lineup.
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New York
Bold Forbes
Belmont Park
John Campo
Play the Red
Forbes
Phil Johnson
Johnson
Jack Gaver
Belmont
Charleston
Onest Pleasure
Elocutionist
Chaptaeas
Honest Pleasure
Philip Hofmann
Esteban Rodriguez
Tizol
Angel Cordero Jr
Max Gluck
Jean Cruguet
Howard P. Wilson
Jacinto Vasquez
Carver Douglas
Orme Wilson
Aeronaut
Ron Turcotte
John Galbreath
Mullineaux
Miguel Rivera
Greentree Stable
Helidodoro Gustines
John Schiff
CBS
Majestic Light
Garden State Park
Quick Card
Laz Barrera
Barrera
Stamina Factor Decides British Amateur at St Andrews
AP reports the British Amateur title will go to the player who can endure the Old Course at St Andrews. Vinny Giles, defending champ, noted fatigue after two strong wins as 36 holes are played daily, with the course demanding long walks and constant effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Miller
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Vinny Giles
Richmond
Giles
American Giles aims for back to back title at Hoylake
In a windy Adams Cup style British setting Giles, an American, eyes the semifinals after overcoming Englishmen and a Canadian in the 14 hole layout. He seeks a historic consecutive title as Dick Siderow and James Gabrielson also endure grueling 20 hole battles amid brutal weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gabrielson
Atlanta
Pat Mulcare
Ireland
Peter Deeble
England
ABA Foursome Could Enter NBA Amid Merger Talks
Indiana Pacers president confirms ABA discussed adding four teams to the NBA next season. The potential entrants are Indiana New York Denver and San Antonio with each new franchise priced at 4.5 million. Decision timing spans June Board of Governors meeting Hyannis Mass with CBS incentives on the table.
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Indianapolis
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Indiana Pacers
Jim Hilliard
ABA
NBA
Indiana
New York
Denver
San Antonio
Hilliard
Kentucky
Utah
St. Louis
Kentucky Colonels
John Y
Ellie Brown
Jefferson County
J. Bruce Miller
Miller
Browns
NBA Board of Governors
Hyannis
Mass
CBS Television Network
Pacers
Bill Eason
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DR. John’s Zagones Pharmacy
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