Shreveport Archers Sweep Louisiana Field Archery Titles
Shreveport archers won the state field archery championships in West Monroe, led by Emma Gene Brown in women’s freestyle. New adult champions include Bill Brown in men’s freestyle and John Clayton in men’s instinctive, with multiple top placers from Shreveport and West Monroe across divisions.
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Jack E. Bell
Monroe
Louisiana Field Archery Association
Everett Bills
Shreveport
Bell
Tupanek Bowmen
West Monroe
J. B. Rich
Bill
Louisiana
Reggie Vaughn
Monroe Area
Emma Gene Brown
Bill Brown
Ora Don Ray
John Clayton
Tommy Sanderson
Glenda Quarles
Elise McBeth
McBeth
MMARY
Bil Brown
West Marnor
Cecil McCloskey
Vernon Wallis
Clarence Sikes
Winnsboro
Irvine Monroe
Lake Charles
Ray Willet
Bill Pearson
N. Goodwin
Aes Aenree
Bob House
Shrevepor
Ray Sanderson
Billy Kelly
Lewis Kelly
Tom McMahan
Harold Bunting
Alex
Glenn Savage
Pat Anderson
Leroy Dessel Alexandria
Gerald Favor
Bossier
Donald Myers
Frank Fowler
Bryant Wallis
George Mills Jr
Robert Burker
Ronnie Evans
Barry Losey
Emma Gene ‘Brown
Evelyn ‘Losey
Carla Kelly
Nanine Bell
Johnnie Elsberry
Marilyn McMahan
John Ann Anderson
Lucille Bridges
Aun‘dria Bridges
Cynthia Bell
Garrett Claims Charmingdale's Special Tourney
John Garrett, spring graduate of Neville High, plans a golf career at Northeast Louisiana State, shot a seven under par to win Charmingdale Country Club's Get Acquainted tourney. Phil Forcey Jr. was runner-up with 76. In 81 to 90, Billy Donelson led with 80, Henry Colvin 87. Floyd Adams tied 91 with Guy Elliott, Adams won playoff. George A. Smith led 101 plus with 90, Arthur Craig 101 for second.
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John Garrett
Neville High
Louisiana State
Charmingdale Country Club
Phil Forcey Jr
Barksdale Air Force Base
Billy Donelson
Henry Colvin
Floyd Adams
Guy Elliott
Adams
West Monroe Dixie Seniors Standings and Schedule
West Monroe Dixie Seniors standings include McGuire Real Estate United against Humphries Ins. Peoples Homestead and City Council. Schedule shows Monday games McGuire Real Estate vs Humphries Ins and Peoples Homestead vs City Council Tuesday Rivers Ford vs Andersons Boys and Humphries Ins vs Peoples Homestead. Wednesday Andersons Boys vs City Council and McGuire Real Estate vs Rivers Ford.
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McGuire
Anderson's Boys
Rivers Ford Humphries
People’s Homestead
McGuire Real Estate
Humphries
Peoples Homestead
City Council
Rivers Ford
Anderson's Boys Humphries
Futch Wins Car Race At West Monroe Speedway
Futch ends Floyd Cook's three week run with a feature race victory after Cook's gas tank detached causing a track fire. Cars driven by Ralph Robinson and J W Burls ignited the blaze. both vehicles burned but no injuries were reported. Cook set a faster time trial and won the first heat with Gene Newsome 88 finishing second. Gene Sturgis won the second heat with Jackie Holton second. Robinson and Bert McGee were consolation and runner up.
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Red” Futch
Floyd Cook
West Monroe Speedway
Cook
Futch
Ralph Robinson
J. W. Burls
Gene Newsome
Gene Sturgis
Jackie Holton
Robinson
Bert McGee
Jaycee State Junior Tourney Set for June at Highland Park
The Twin Cities Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney will run June 22 23 and 24 at Highland Park Country Club West Monroe. An 18-hole qualifying round on June 22 leads to 36 holes of medal play June 23 and 24 with morning starts around 8:00 a.m. Trophies awarded for top finishers in each flight plus medals closest to pin and longest drive. The top four earn an expense paid trip to Lafayette July 6 7 and 8. Eligible are boys under 18 by August 15 1964 with a $2 entry fee. Highland Pro H A Britt predicts excellent course conditions.
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Twin Cities
Nole
Lafayette
Highland Pro
H. A. Britt
Dixie League Tonight Games at SunCrest Park
Northside Dixie Field Southern Equipment meets Central Bank at 5 15 p m and Orange faces Standard Lumber at 7 p m at SunCrest Park in a pair of Dixie League games with local teams scheduled for this evening.
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Northside Dixie Field
Southern Equipment
Central Bank
SunCrest
Orange
Standard Lumber
Biggar's Bat Earns Piggly Twin Victory
Charlie Biggar slugged five hits in eight at bats to lead Piggly Wiggly Stores in a doubleheader sweep of Ouachita Bank 4-1 and 8-5 in Sunday American Legion Amateur League action. Lefty Terry Reeves won the opener in six innings, while Bob Patterson earned the nightcap win as Piggly improves to 4-5.
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Charlie Biggar
Piggly Wiggly Stores
Ouachita National Bank
American Legion
Biggar
Piasly Wigsly
Ouachita Bank
Abrhbi
Bor
Ferron
Dan's
Crawt'd
Fallin
Hearn
L. Ros
Moore
Gan‘wy
Malone
Ragen
McLe'd
Verger
Ken’dy
Prince
Gray
Patron
Smith
LaCas
T. Ros
Pisaly Wiggly
Daniel
Op—Malone
Crawford
Patterson
Dane
Biggam
Gregson Claims All Or Part Of 3 State Net Titles
Randy Gregson Sr. of New Orleans won or shared three state net titles in the Greater Lafayette Open Tennis tourney. Eustis Reily of New Orleans claimed or shared two crowns. Semifinals and finals results span MEN'S SINGLES to SENIOR events, with notable wins by Driscoll, Irvin, and the Reily team in doubles events.
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Gregson
Lafayette
Randy Gregson
New Orleans
Eustis Reily
al Driscoll
Beaumont
Tex
Roy Bartlett
Ray Lake
Shreveport
Billy Holmes
Erate
Na Driscoll
Lake
Ruth Shoptaugh
Nals Scott Irvin
Meredith Bogan
Baton Rouge
Randy Gregson Sr
Grady Trahan
Crowley
Barnett Irvin
Driscoll
W. T Morgan
Reily
Betsy McLellan
Cindy Burkett
Lynn Davis
Gregson-Bartlett
Harry Barton
John Perez
M. O. Miller
Jennings- Trepan
John Beyt Dna
James Leake-Trahan
Farrell Becomes First 10-Game Winner Of Season
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell earned his 10th win as the 1963 season opened with a 4-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Nellie Fox's defense and leadership helped Farrell scatter eight hits, while Phillies, Giants, Braves, and Cubs games shaped the NL standings. Fox, acquired from the White Sox, provided the on-field spark fueling Farrell's seventh straight win and potential 20-win season.
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Houston
Dick Farrell
Nellie Fox
Farrell
Fox
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Colts
Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Mets
San Francisco
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Pirates
Bill White
Ken Boyer
al Spanger
Bob Gibson
John Briggs
Wes Covington
Briggs
Richie Allen
John Callison
Mets
Art Mahaffey
Ed Roebuck
Ray Culp
Cepeda
Hart
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Willie Mays
Hansen Tops 17-2 In Olympic Vault Trial
Fred Hansen the Texas vaulter cleared 17 feet 2 inches at a San Diego meet to post an unofficial world mark after overcoming a near elimination at 16 feet. He and rival John Pennel agreed to raise the bar to 17-2 following early eliminations. Pennel suffered a bruised lung on a failed attempt and was hospitalized briefly before release.
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San Diego
Calif
Fred Hansen
Texas
Hansen
Rice University
Houston
John Pennel
Pennel
Miami
Fla
Mel Hein Jr
Ron Meyers
Northeast
Louisiana State
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George Mills
Garrett
Charmingdale
George A. Smith
Arthur Craig
West Monroe Dixie
FISE
Tire Company
Jackson St
Fire
Jaycee’s
Piggly Twin
Jpherson
Lucas
Ken’y
Yerger
Smal’s
Pattran
Gan’'wy
T.rios
Jouachila Bank
Piasly
Kennedy
Gannaway
Ouachita
Weary
Dixie Boys
Ryan Chevrolet Quachita Federal Paper Workers
Johnson's
Esso Clover Leaf Dairy
Monroe Concrete
Johnson’s
Ryan Chevroletsday Paper Workers
Ouachita Federal Clover Leaf Dairy
Monroe Concrete Atur Mi Paper Workers
Johnson
Esso Quachita Federal
Ryan Chevrolet
Brownsville
W. C. Rawls
Southern Fi
Nance
Jonesboro Road
Haile
Food Center
Southern Finance
Jonesboro RD
J. E. Wood
Trenton ST
Goad
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Gle
Ron Herbel
Braves
Hank Aaron
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Aaron
Felipe Alou
Denis Menke
Tony Cloninger
Gene Oliver
Bob Sadowski
Dan Schneider
Denny Lemaster
Billy Cowan
Lou Brock
Dick Ellsworth
Gene Freese
John
Southam
Aristocrat
Martin 404
Memphis
Southern Airways
Jefars
Ale Gerirale
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