Hartquist Leads Locals in Louisiana Amateur Qualifying
Bob Hartquist shot 74 to top Monroe players on day one of the Louisiana Amateur Championship qualifying at Alexandria Country Club. Dr. Charles Kennon posted 68 for best overall score, with James Rheim and James Marrero at 70. Brad Lowther held an unofficial course record pace at 65 but stood tied at 73.
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Bob Hartquist
Monroe
Charles Kennon
Baton Rouge
Robert Kennon
Alexandria Country Club
James Rheim
Metairie
James Ao Marrero
Stewart Causey
Rick Hyland
Jack Rivers
Mike Herrington
Walker Darrah
David Marchman
John Lauve
van Lee Jr
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James Hanna
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Louisiana Amaia
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Mike Drury
Shelby Houston
Shreveport
Albin Johnson
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Lake Charles
Mike Wiley
Pineville
Tommy Emkinsoo
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Maxwell McDonald
Exsye
Brad Lowther
Cc Cesses
Larry Griffen
Abebse
New Orleans
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Thibodaux
Charles Gambino
Brad Harrell
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Jimmy Brand
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Sammy Love
Cash Keeps Tigers Hot With 3-2 Win Over Brewers
Norm Cash hits his 11th homer of the year to lift Detroit 3-2 over Milwaukee as he closes in on Hank Greenberg for second on the Tigers all time list. Joe Coleman earns the win, Skip Lockwood takes the loss, while Baltimore thumped Minnesota 12-0 in the same day.
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Kilpatrick Named Memphis State Baseball Coach
Memphis Tennessee AP Memphis State University announced the appointment of Bobby Kilpatrick 30 former minor league player as baseball coach to succeed Al Brown who resigned after nine seasons with a 155 118 4 record Kilpatrick started at Memphis Central High School played for the University of Mississippi on scholarship and later coached at Catholic Treadwell and Central High Schools Athletic director Billy Murphy said Kilpatrick was chosen from a field of 25 applicants.
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Memphis State University
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Memphis State
Ryun Submits Post-Deadline Entry for 800 Meters
Jim Ryun world record holder in the mile and 80 yards has been accepted as a post-deadline entry for the 800 meter at the Pacific Association AAU meet in Hayward California. Meet director Ben Morsig said the deadline was relaxed after a phone call from Ryun in Eugene Oregon where he currently resides. Ryun is hampered by hay fever after a 4:07.6 mile in Eugene last Sunday. Eddie Hart of California also entered late in the 200 meters, though he is sidelined with an injury.
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Race Cancelled at Suffolk Downs Over Entry Shortfall
The Governor's Handicap worth $15 000 was canceled due to only four entries at Suffolk Downs Boston AP The track replaced it with a $6 000 allowance race as the new feature drawing seven horses in the 10 acre program.
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Memorial monument game fuels Dixie Seniors sweep
In Dixie Seniors A League Trasher Eller and Morace hit homers powering Memorial Monument to a 12-2 win over Ouachita Bank. Kimball and Ticheli added triples as Ouachita Bank beat Howard Brothers 9-2.
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Louisiana Machinery Dominates Fire Fighters 13 0 In Little League Action
Jim Roseman pitched a two hitter to power Louisiana Machinery to a 13 0 win over Fire Fighters Steve Tew had two hits for the winners Ran dell Taylor and Ronnie Byrd tallied the losers only hits Cris Greer belted a homer for Louisiana Machinery Other scores show Montgomery Ward's over KLIC 9 3 News Star over Gays Clothing 25 4 Medical Arts over Twin City Optimist 13 7 Globe Insurance over Howard Griffin 18 8 and Monroe Building and Loan over Miller's Car Wash 6 2.
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Tommy Sherman
Jim Knight
Bobby Laird
Houg Laffoon
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Miller’s Car Wash
Mitch Huggins
Mike Hoag
Rodney Diel
Monroe Building & Loan
All-American Selection Tops Brown Career at Northeast Louisiana
Northeast Louisiana University pitcher Tom Brown earns NAIA All-America second team honors capping a stellar 1969 70 career. Brown led the Gulf States Conference in ERA at 0.77 this season and owns multiple NLU pitching records including a 195 13 career mark and 319 strikeouts in 345 1 3 innings across 64 games.
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Bubba Cope
Ouachita Baptist
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Bob Mercison
Texas Wesleyan
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Livingston
Ala
Doug Anthony
Southern Utah
James Prete
New Mexico Highlands
Bill Stover
Carson Newman Tenn
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Indiana Central
Brian Felds
Wisconsin State
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Ron Webb
Linfield
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Don Matlock
Henderson State
Terry Rutledge
Oklahoma Baptist
Ray Burris
Southwestern Oklahoma
Rick Coffin
Pembroke State
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Randy Benson
Pfeiffer
Jerry Bakanec
Black Hills State
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Newberry
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Lewis & Clark
James Pascarella
New Haven
Ouachita Bank_edges Ryan Chevrolet in Dixie Boys game
Ouachita Bank defeated Ryan Chevrolet 6 to 1 as Bob Holt earned the win with a homer. Holt and Johnny Arthur homered for Ouachita with Berry McPherson adding two hits. Wayne Johnson and Lynn Prannell each had two hits for Ryan.
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Ryan Chevrolet
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Holt
Johnny Arthur
Ouachita
Berry McPherson
Wayne Johnson
Ryan
Lynn Pranell
Knoe
Shell Oil
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Steve Nealy
Rickey Smith
Nietz
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Cal Poly Aims For Fourth Straight NCAA Title in Sacramento
Cal Poly SLO seeks a fourth consecutive NCAA college division track and field championship at Sacramento State Stadium. Mohinder Gill, the defending triple jump champion, has a heel injury but remains a top contender as finals for triple jump, discus and six mile loom. Hammer throw led by Frank Bredice, with decathlon race led by Eugene Miller as the three-day meet continues toward Saturday finals.
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Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo
Mohinder Gill
Poly
Sacramento State
Frank Bredice
Southern Connecticut
Eugene Miller
Ashland
Ohio
James Knowles Wins US Seniors Golf Title in Playoff
James B. Knowles 56 of Greenwich Connecticut won the United States Seniors Golf Association championship in an 18 hole playoff at Apawamis over William F. Wright 60 of Clementon New Jersey. Knowles eagle on the 10th aided his two stroke margin, Wright shot 79 after a 150 tie. The elder Knowles 85 played 183 for the 36 hole regulation, seeking a sixth title after five straight wins from 1942 and a 1954 victory.
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James B. Knowles
J. Ellis Knowles
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Greenwich
Pitching and Hitting Averages Highlight Baseball Action
Yesterday's Stars include Ray Lamb of the Indians who scattered five hits to blank the Chicago White Sox 9-0. Frank Robinson of the Orioles drove in five runs with two singles and a home run in a 12-0 rout of the Minnesota Twins.
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Chicago White Sox
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Orioles
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Ejemplo Hopes To Win Where Canonero Lost
Venezuelan owned Ejemplo seeks Bowling Green Handicap glory at Belmont Park on turf, facing Fort Marcy and Drumtop with 116 pounds. Manta and other standout runners contest Inglewood and related stakes on the West Coast, while three-year-olds run in Monmouth Park and Keystone at Liberty Bell Park.
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Saxony Warrior
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Local Golfers Slated To Play In Texas Tourney
Roosevelt Hat tin Sr leads a Monroe Louisiana quartet invited to the Lone Star Association's 24th annual golf tournament in Houston June 15 17. Hattin back for 13th time has two second flight wins and four first flight placements. Others from Monroe include George Muse John Reddix and Calvin Smith. Proceeds fund local area scholarships.
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George Muse
John Reddix
Calvin Smith
Pirates top Mets 2-1 as Johnson nets first NL win
Former Met pitcher Robert Dale Johnson earned his first National League victory on April 18, giving the Pirates a 2-1 win over the Mets. Gene Alley hit the decisive home run in the ninth inning.
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NLU Honor Roll Includes 25 Athletes Across Fields
Northeast Louisiana University lists 25 spring honor roll athletes with B averages or better. Football dominates with 15 players including Jimmy Aarons leading at 3.9, plus honorees from baseball, basketball, golf, gymnastics, tennis, and track.
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Northeast Louisiana University
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van D. Odom
Jimmy Aarons
Glen Venator
Monroe
David Taweart
Shreveport
Richard Stuart
Fl Dorado
Ark
Jimmy Wallace
West Monroe
Fresno Open bowls for $37,500 purse in Fresno
The sixth annual Fresno Open runs Saturday to Monday with a $37,500 purse and a $4,000 share for the 1971 champion. About 300 amateurs join a pro-am and celebrity event, while 128 bowlers start qualifying to the 24-man final. The event caps the summer pro bowling tour’s Fresno stop.
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Gary Madison
Mike McGrath
el Cerrito
Madison
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