Sixteen Lolich Strikeouts Fall Short for Pilots
Mickey Lolich fanned 16 as Detroit’s ace and his teammates celebrated the birth of his second daughter Joyce but Seattle still won the game. The Pilots spoiled the celebration with strong offense and late leads in a 1970s era matchup.
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Lolich Seeks Record as Pilots Edge Tigers in Ten
Mickey Lolich in his first start after being struck by a line drive pitched a 16th strikeout tying a team record but Seattle Pilots beat Detroit 3-2 in 10 innings. He said he wanted one more strikeout for his newborn daughter’s birthday.
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Merritt Ranen
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Mickey Stanley
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
John O’donoghue
Willie Horton
John Gelnar
Tom Matchich
Marty Pattin
Dick Simpson
Texas Favored To Take NCAA Baseball Meet
Arizona State and Southern Illinois University entered the 23rd College World Series as co favorites with strong draft clout. Texas led by 33 4 with Tulsa as a dark horse, while draft totals highlighted ASU Salukis and others, signaling a competitive field and high expectations in Omaha.
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Bill Clark
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Baseball league score roundup with several city league games
Recap of City A and Industrial League action with multiple winners and key players. Brooks leads Kahn Insurance by TPT with two hits as Munyon wins on the mound. Celte Vision blanks Larrys Gulf 2 0. Flanagan loses. Central Bank tops State Farm 16 6 as McDonald goes 3 4 with 21 homers Crowe also homered. Jaycees fall to City of Monroe 11 6. Fair Park beats Parkview 100 0 in Church C. Mariners tie details missing. Major league action includes Seattle 3 2 Detroit in 10 innings with Lolich 16 strikeouts. Yanks top Royals, Cubs beat Reds, and Cleveland over White Sox.
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Vicente Romo
Joe Pepitone
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Bob Tolan
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Nate Oliver
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Ice Cream Lapse Spurs Petrocelli To Less Treats
Rico Petrocelli once ate a half gallon of ice cream every two days. Now he has cut back and is focusing on improved fitness as Boston's shortstop.
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LSU Names Stokley and Wilson Freshmen Coaches
Nelson Stokley and Barry Wilson, LSU alums from the 1965 to 1967 era, are named as freshmen tutors by Head Coach Charles McClendon. Stokley will coach offensive and defensive backs while Wilson works with the defensive lines and is praised for leadership and competitiveness. Both players previously starred for LSU and will start their duties immediately.
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Nelson
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Bengals
Donna Millis
New Orleans
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Jane Hamic
Tulane
Wyoming
James J. Corbett
Central Bank cruises to 17 3 win in Dixie League clash
Central Bank powered past American Bank 17 3 as Surrat Armstrong each had three hits and Gunn doubled for American Bank. In a separate Northside tilt Standard Lumber beat Southern Equipment 11 5 with Roberts and Nelson adding multiple hits. The piece also notes Petrocelli’s home run chase and reduced ice cream intake amid a Red Sox season highlight.
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Standard Lumber
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Nelson
Dubles
Chambliss
Lopez
First Baptist Tops Orkin in West Monroe softball sting
West Monroe game saw Alice Hance go five for five while John Ann Anderson and Morothy Vargo added four hits each to power First Baptist to a 15 run victory over Orkin in the West Monroe Ladies League Monday night. May hit a bases loaded double for Orkin as Zegler and Martin teamed for the win while Howard and Anding took the loss. Bethel Baptist won by forfeit over First Baptist Red in a Boys League game.
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Morothy Vargo
First Baptist
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Howard
Anding
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Indians Tame White Sox Behind Hargan Shutout Bid
Cleveland pitchers dominated Chicago as Steve Hargan earned his first win of the season before being relieved in the seventh. Juan Pizarro sealed the win, retiring the final seven batters. Max Alvis provided key offense with a two run single and a solo homer in the eighth. Dark praised Pizarro and noted lineup depth powering another Indians victory.
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Alvin Dark
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Hargan
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Max Alvis
Alvis
Insurance
West Monroe to Host 1969 Dixie Senior State Tourney
Harrell Bond announced West Monroe will host the 1969 Dixie Senior State Tournament for the second year. Eight Louisiana teams will compete July 26 to 31 at Confederate Park, including co-host Monroe and host West Monroe. Ads for the tournament program are being sold by board members and can be purchased by calling the listed numbers.
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Confederate Park
Pilots stave off eviction from Sicks' Stadium
Seattle Pilots owner Dewey Soriano paid 165000 dollars for the first year's rent at Sicks Stadium nine days late and pledged a surety bond to cover stadium use. He cited city delays in remodeling to American League standards while blaming unqualified city personnel for the delays.
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Donovan and Bear Battle on Card at Civic Center Arena
Donovan with Jerry Brown back seeks revenge against Tarzan Baxter and Tom Jones at the Civic Center Arena tonight after last week’s defeat with a temporary partner. The card also features Sonny the bear versus Nikita Malkovich and a man and girl tag match with Karbo and Noble against Wiki Wiki and Rogers. Action starts 8:15 PM. reservations at 322-3619.
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Jerry Brownback
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Sonny
Nikita Malkovich
Mulkovich
Rob Witt
Danny Kedge
Wit
Bear
Church Karbo
Kay Noble
Amarillo
Oni
Pretty Jessica Rogers
Kansas City
Tony Romano
Nick Adams
Kahn's Softball Club Falls In Vicksburg Final
Kahn Insurance loses a heartbreaker 3-1 in the Vicksburg Invitational Fast Pitch Tournament final as McComb scores three runs in the seventh inning. Angelo Danna carried a 1-0 lead into the bottom of the seventh before errors and a key hit changed the outcome. The Monroe club previously defeated LeTourneau 11-0 and Greenville 2-1 to reach the final.
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Kahn Goat
Rex Finntaw Vaart
Tantina Rveith
Nraba
Ato Nagasatanabe
Sasbama
Danna
Bob Graves
Wally Rugg
Dickie Crowe
Kahn
Groves
LeTourneau
Goldie’s
Vicksburg
Greenville
Oakland Oaks sign George Tinsley from Kentucky Wesleyan
The Oakland Oaks signed 6 foot 5 forward George Tinsley from Kentucky Wesleyan. Tinsley, drafted by the Oaks in the ABA and a sixth round pick of the Chicago Bulls, played four years at Wesleyan with a 17 point per game career average and 22.4 ppg as a senior.
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Taking Late Bass Tourney Entries
The Louisiana Open Bass Tournament starts Thursday at Toledo Bend Lake near Many with Ouachita Bass Club handling late entries. Entry fee four dollars goes to Ouachita Bass Club P O Box 501 Monroe LA 71201. Johnny Diamond announced Pendleton Bridge Marina as headquarters and sets qualifying days Thursday Friday or Saturday for Sunday finals with top 40 percent advancing. Contestants must stamp ticket stubs and weigh in by 2:30 p.m. and be in the weigh-in line by then.
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Louisiana Highway 6
Starting Schedule For U S Open Golf
Starting times and pairings for the first two rounds of the U S Open in Houston list players from Roy Beattie to Mike Souchak with start windows from 6:30 a m to 7:43 a m and extended afternoon blocks. The schedule includes noted amateurs and a large roster of professional golfers across staggered groups.
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Dick Rhwan Jr
Henry Johnson
David Philo
William Carey, Jr
Johnny Stevens
Bert Greene
Robert Bramson
Dan Keefe
Rich Bassett
F.C
Bud” Bradley
Jim Hardy
Tony Jackin
Orville Moody
Dale Douglass
Austin Straub
Pete Brown
Jack Ewings
Tommy Jacobs
Don Massengale
R. H. Sikes
Chris Gers
Bob Brue
Gregory Powers
Tommy Aaron
Miller Barber
Lee Elder
Bob Duden
Tony Holguin
John Baldwin
Phil Rodgers
Jim Colbert
Mason Rudolph
Gay Brewer Jr
al Geiberger
George Archer
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