Smith in finals as Lafayette opens with upset
Emily Smith of Jackson Miss upset Karen Dossat New Orleans in the 18 and under division to reach the finals against Gnmie Miller Jennings. Top seeds had byes in 12 and 18 divisions while others progressed. in boys action Philip Trahan Crowley defeated Joseph Breslin New Iberia 6-4 6-2 to reach the 12 under quarterfinals. Doubles commence this afternoon.
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Philip Trahan
Crowley
Joseph Breslin
New Iberia
Lang Wedgeworth
Shreveport
Danny Saloom
Lafayette
Pat Shelton
New Orleans
Randy Gregson
Lyes
Bob Feldman
Baton Rouge
Steve Yellin
Robert Hubbard
Bob David
Bonnie Miller
Jennings
Chris Krauss
Emily Smith
Jackson
Karen Dossat
Texaco Tops McLemore at East League Action 5-3
Texaco defeated McLemore's Shopping Center 5 to 3 in an East League game. Texaco's John Howard had three hits and Charles Bailey two for the losers. Ouachita Bank edged Central Bank 8 to 7 in a South League game with Maddaux and Audrisch homering. American Oil routed Foremost Dairies 11 to 2 as Bamburg fired a one hitter with 16 strikeouts. Bancroft beat People's Loan 5 to 2 in a North League contest. Players from New Iberia to Baton Rouge appear in a sprawling youth tennis and baseball recap segment with multiple standings and round results.
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Texaco
McLemore’s
John Howard
Texco
Charles Bailey
Los
Ouachita Bank
Central Bank
Marlin Maddaux
Kenny Audrisch
Roger Douglas
Bobby Jordan
American Oil
Foremost Dairies
West Monroe
Billy Young
Ken Fletcher
Charles Bamburg
Foremost Dair
Bill Young
Gary Culp
Bill Thrasher
Bancroft
People’s Loan
Johnny Foster
Jimmy Mitchell
Mike Ketchell
Monroe Dixie Seniors Today’s Games
Legion Stadium hosts Haddad's against Ep pinette Crowe at 5 15 p m and 7 p m features Fink's versus Hill Lumber with the schedule including two games for the Monroe Dixie seniors today.
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Legion Stadium
Haddad’s
Eppinette-Crowe
Fink's
Hill Lumber
Fishing Rodeo to End Saturday at Black Bayou Lakes
The Ouachita Unit of the Louisiana Wildlife Federation sponsors the first annual fishing rodeo ending Saturday from dawn to 7 p.m. at Black Bayou Lakes. Day prize leaders from May 30 will compete for grand prizes, with separate awards for children 12 and under. Prizes announced at the June 30 unit meeting. Leading junior and genie divisions listed with top placements across bass, speckled perch, and bream categories.
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Ouachita Unit
The
Louisiana Wildlife Federation
Black Bayou Lakes
J. B., Thoman
Lloyd Tom Score Blue-Gray First Round Triumphs
In Montgomery Alabama the Blue-Gray Tennis Championship opened with seeds posting easy wins. Top seed Andy Lloyd defeated Jerry Hunt 6 0 6 3, and Bill Tym routed George Bagwell 6 1 6 0. The Alabama State Open finals were postponed.
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Lloyd
Tom
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Country Club
Andy Lloyd
Shreveport
Jerry Hunt
Bill Tym
George Bagwell
Mobile
Robert Brien
Australia
Mississippi State
Frank Lamothe
New Orleans
Roberta Allison
University of Alabama
Legion League Standings and Upcoming Schedule
Legon League standings show Falstaff leading with 5 wins and no losses a 1.000 percentage Rivers Ford 3 1 .750 Davis Food Center 3 2 .600 KTVE 3 3 .509 Ouachita Bank 2 2 .500 National Guard 2 4 .333 Piggly Wiggly 2 5 .286 All-Stars 2 5 .286 All-Stars forfeited against Piggly Wiggly in Tuesday’s results Today’s game no match scheduled Holiday game Falstaff versus Rivers Ford at Legion Stadium at 7:30
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Falstaff
Rivers Ford
Davis Food Center
KTVE
Ouachita Bank
National Guard
Piggly Wiosly
All-Stars
Peay Horiday
Legion Stadium
Grambling Earns Place In Finals Of Baseball Meet
Grambling Louisiana moved into the winners bracket finals of the eighth annual NATA baseball tournament with a 3-1 victory over Wartburg Iowa Tuesday night. Grambling meets Georgia Southern which beat defending champion Sam Houston State 5-4 in the winners bracket championship. Wednesday’s schedule opens with a losers bracket game between Mayville North Carolina State and Wartburg. West Lib
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Kincaid heads to Collegiate Summer League
Northeast State catcher Ed die Kincaid of Monroe will join the Eastern Illinois Collegiate Baseball League this summer. Drafted players live in college dorms, work daytime jobs, and play five to seven games weekly. Kincaid reports to Lincoln, Illinois on June 13 with games starting June 16 after earning All Gulf States Conference honors at Northeast.
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Northeast State
Eddie Kincaid
Monroe
George Luffey
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kincaid
Lincoln
Ill
Northeast
West Liberty, Mayville win in college baseball losers bracket
West Liberty defeats Western Washington 6-2 while Mayville edges Eastern Illinois 10-9 in losers bracket action. Sam Houston faces an opponent in the other losers bracket game as a pair of teams advance in the tournament.
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Erty
W.va
Sam Houston
West Liberty
Western Washington
Maysville
Eastern Illinois
Delhi to Host Second District Jaycee Golf Meet
Delhi Louisiana will host the second annual district Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament at Delhi Country Club starting at 9 a.m. The 18-hole medal play event will send the winner and runner-up to the Louisiana championship Jaycee Junior tourney in Lafayette on July 6 to 8. No players aged 18 before August 18. Entry fee is $2, payable to Jim Dodd, pro, by 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
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Delhi
Delhi Country Club
Lafayette
Jim Dodd
Heinie Miller, Ex All America End, Dies at 71
Henry J. Miller known as Heinie, All America football end in 1919 for the University of Pennsylvania, died unexpectedly at 71 at his Longport New Jersey home near Atlantic City. A retired insurance executive, he had lived there 15 years, was born in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and later coached at St Joseph's College Temple University and West Chester State Teachers College after graduating from Penn in 1920.
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Longport
N.J
Henry
Heinie) J. Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Miller
Williamsport
St. Joseph's College
Temple University
West Chester State Teachers College
Penn l
Redskins Sign David Davis Destrehan Ace
David Davis a 165 pound 5 foot 10 righthanded pitcher from Destrehan has signed with Northeast Louisiana State to pitch as a freshman next spring. Davis was named the outstanding player in Louisiana Class A ball last season and posted a 9 1 record with 80 strikeouts in 75 innings and an ERA of 0.37. He contributed three playoff shutouts and four playoff wins, including the state title game win over Farmerville. Davis is the son of Mr and Mrs Ted Davis of Norco and plans to major in pharmacy.
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David Davis
Destrehan
George Laffey
Northeast Louisiana State
Davis
Louisiana
Farmerville
Northeast
Ted Davis
Norco
Army Volley Ball Tourney Entering 2nd Day At Polk
The 1964 Fourth Army Volley Ball Tournament moved into its second day at Fort Polk Louisiana with Fort Sill Fort Bliss Fort Polk and White Sands Missile Range in the winners bracket. Several teams were eliminated in Tuesday's action while others advanced in double elimination. Highlights included Sill vs Polk and Bliss vs White Sands with additional matchups listed for today. Standout players noted include Wilmer Soistman Norm Brandl Hans Mirka and Frank Miyaki.
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Fort Polk
Forts Sill
Bliss, Polk
White Sands Missile Range
William Beaumont General Hospital
Forts Wolters
Chaffee
Hood
Sill-Polk
Bliss
White Sands
Sandia
Manzano Base
Killeen
Bossier
Wilmer Soistman
Manzano
Norm Brandl
Polk
Hans Mirka
Sill
Frank Miyaki
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Ivey Hinton
Jerry Lockwood
Harvey Cannon
Marvin Crain
Jerry Martin
Bobby Jordon
Foster
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LB Ketchell
Halstead
Joseph Bestin
Harry Barton
Baton R Rouge
Cedric Martin
Steve Udsin
Louis Ayshire
Butch Scelfo
Phillip Trahan
Beslin
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Lee Manuel
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Lake Charles
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Harry Piaman
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Lana Wedgeworth
Brad Whitesides
Donald Phillips
Jack Shirley
Mark Smith
Steve Stephens
Billy Duncan
Ricky Moorhouse
Gojested
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Trahan
Jeff Loeb
Om Duncrest
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Larry Dorigen
Marrero
Jimmy Genovese
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Irvin David
Steve Duavis
David Welch
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Greason
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Harry Pigman
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Ken Hargrave
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Jim Shelby
Jim Watson
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Paul Connolly
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Peppy Hatfield
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Susan Shelby
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Peggy Hatfield
Dale Dossat
Gene Shapiro
Mary Williams
Ann Borders
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Carol Johnson
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Tupey Dougherty
Banto Rouge
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Alice de Rochement
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Ricky Williams
Speckled Perch
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Jay Beebe
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Johnny Portman
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R. H. Spells
J. Riley Bryan
Wayne Parker
A. D. Lasaster
Spec — Tily Williams
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Alex Bastine
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Jacksonwille
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Heinie’ Miller
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