Hinton Wins Third Straight Gulf States Coach Award
Berry Hinton, Louisiana Tech baseball coach, is selected by 14 of 28 Louisiana Sports Writers Association members as the Gulf States Conference Baseball Coach of the Year for the third consecutive season after guiding the Bulldogs to their fourth GSC diamond crown this spring.
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Hinton's Tech claims league crown in 1960 GSC race
Legion Juniors Box Scores shows Hinton's Tech taking early lead and clinching the title with a double bill win over McNeese Cowboys. Coach Hinton, a 1930 Tech graduate, led the Diamond crew since 1943, winning LSC titles in 1945 46 47 48 and four GSC crowns including 1953 54 59 and 60 while compiling 183 101 record.
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Creed Is Runner Up In Louisiana Women's Golf
Medalist Mario Simmons of Bogalusa led after 18 holes with a 77 at Alexandria Country Club, as the Louisiana State Women’s golf championship began. Former champions Creed and Henderson led earlier matchups with Creed facing Rene Wickair and Israel meeting Beatrice Saloom in first round pairings.
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Recreation Softball Highlights From West Monroe League Night
West Monroe Baptist pitched its second no hitter of the campaign as they routed First Christian 13 0 in the Church A headliner. St Paschal s beat Calvary 8 1 behind Angelo Danna s two hit effort. Temple defeated College Place by forfeit. First Baptist had multiple players with two hits off Bates. Vince Danna and Bobby Bryan homered for St Paschal s. In B League Church of God defeated Church of Christ 5 2 Claiborne blanked Stone Avenue 9 0 and Emmanuel edged McClendon 5 4. Prentiss Parker homered for Church of God while Larry Clark pitched a three hitter. West Monroe Baptist beat Central 20 19 in Ladies League. Ridge Avenue topped Lions 7 1 as Hinton and McHenry homered for Ridge. L T 1 overwhelmed Gordon Avenue 20 3. Brownville Methodist routed the Jaycees 19 3 with Donald Hicks outpitching Hinton.
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Little Boys Baseball Tonight In West Monroe Campaign
Tonight's games feature West Monroe Little Boys Baseball with Farmer Heard facing Ouachita Bank at 6 o'clock and Louisiana Power and Light meeting People's Loan at 8 o'clock. In the North Side League Bancroft Paper edged Firestone 5 to 4 as Ferrer Lindsay hit a late homer. Coyle and Gates won over Wiggins and Reeves. Central beat Colbert's 6 to 3 with Head and Panich as the winning battery. Lambert went 2 for 3 for the victors while Danna and Sanford were Colbert's battery.
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North Carolina Reaches College World Series After Win
Gastonia North Carolina won 7 5 over Florida to clinch District 3 NCAA baseball tournament entry. North Carolina advances to Omaha to meet Minnesota District 4 winner in first game Saturday.
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Washington Baltimore game recap with errors and stats
Washington and Baltimore combined for a low scoring contest as Gentile drove in key runs for Baltimore while Allison and Gardner produced for Washington. Notable plays included Gentile's homer and Brandt's three base hits, with Courtreye and Valdivieso contributing on defense and Washington's Courtney earning a controversial interference call.
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APIGHTE RESULTS APIGHTE RESULTS
Benny Gordon of New York knocked out Tommy Pacheco of Puerto Rico in ten rounds. Carl Bobo Olson of San Francisco out pointed Mike Holt in Johannesburg. Paul Jorgensen of Port Arthur halted Gallito Reyes in Monterey. Freddie Little of Bogalusa outpointed Charley Cotton in New Orleans.
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Ostres Tonic Tablets Promises Youthful Vitality
A vintage advertisement claims Ostres Tonic Tablets restore pep and vigor for middle aged men and women. It touts a high dosage of vitamin iron and other ingredients, urging couples to try the product at 69 cents with promises of renewed energy and younger feeling.
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Monroe Visits Dubach Tonight in La-Ark Tilt
Monroe and Dubach Hornets meet at Dubach to decide third place in the La-Ark League. Game at 8 PM, both teams at 2-3 led by Red Sims with Monroe Sports winners of two straight. Postponed from Sunday due to a Dubach player death. Bagwell to pitch for Dubach with Godwin or Southerland for Monroe.
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Birmingham Edge Builds 1 1/2 Game Lead With 6 0 Win
Birmingham shut out Mobile 6 0 to extend its lead over Atlanta to 1 1/2 games as Atlanta beat Chattanooga 7 2. Nashville pitcher Vernon Butler notes Rich ards of Nash ville won 1 0 over Mem phis with 1 0 margin. Shreveport moved into fourth by defeating Little Rock 7 4. George Thomas starred for Birmingham with three singles driving in four runs while Bob Dustal and Bob Micelotta also contributed. Alan Koch was slated to debut for Birmingham tonight against Mobile.
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Bolt Edges Hogan In Memphis Open Playoff
Tommy Bolt, 41, of Crystal River Florida, won the Memphis Open in a playoff over Ben Hogan by one stroke, earning 4300 to Hogans 2500 and Littler 71. Bolt battled personal stress as his wife Mary Lou lay hospitalized after surgery while Hogan closed strongly with birdies and an eagle.
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State Leases More Lands For Hunters
Louisiana hunters gain 115000 acres of forestland through a 10 year game management lease with Chicago Lumber Mills Co. totaling 28 000 acres in Tensas 54000 in Madison 22000 in Franklin and 11900 in East Carroll. The plan includes patrols food plots and boundary marking with public hunting allowed under state regulations.
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Patterson weighs 194 pounds for comeback bout
Floyd Patterson, 25, weighed 194 pounds at a routine New York State Athletic Commission physical in a pants and socks check. He previously weighed 182 pounds after losing his title to Ingemar Johansson on June 26 and aims to reach 186 to 188 pounds for the June 20 Polo Grounds rematch with Johansson.
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