Louisiana hunters set tentative deer and doe season plans
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission will meet in New Orleans to set tentative hunting dates for fall. Chairman E. R. McDonald hints at possible changes including a potential doe season in Tensas Parish. The meeting also covers public information practices and ongoing Ouachita Wildlife contest results and lake fishing reports across multiple parishes.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
New Orleans
E. R. McDonald
Commission
Newellton
McDonald
Tensas
Clement
Louisiana Conservation Program
Ouachita Wildlife Unit
The
Wildlife Club
Walter Beal
Monroe
Bill Rodriguez
Kenneth Elliott
Arkansas Line
Ashley County
Ouachita River
Rodriguez
Beal
Arkansas
Henry Sanford
James Kelly
West Monroe
Lake Providence
Catalpa
Baton Rouge
Coronet
Day
Mollie Coleman
Doyle Patterson
Tensas Parish
Morehouse Parish
Bayou Bartholomew
J. J. Devereux
Cheniere Lake
Dude Rogers
Dick White
Jonesville
Catahoula Lake
Guthrie’s Lake
Mean's Lake
Wallace Lake
Bayou Lewis
Tew Lake
Catahoula Parish
Lake Concordia
John Oldenburg
Dallas Stretches Lead To 7 Games
Dallas extended its Texas League lead to seven games by beating Austin 7 4 while Tulsa defeated Houston 7 4. Shreveport crushed Oklahoma City 8 1 as Fort Worth topped San Antonio 10 5. Dick Maibauer homered, Ray Murray added another, and Joe Kottany aided Dallas in the win.
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Dallas
Houston
Eagles
Austin
Tulsa
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dick Maibauer
Ray Murray
Paul Rambone
Maibauer
Joe Kottany
Columbus Jets Aim for Top of International League Standings
The Columbus Jets, boosted by Pirates reinforcements and relentless effort, climbed within seven games of first place in the International League. Since June 2 they have won 14 of 21, aided by George O'Donnell relief, as they defeated the Rochester Red Wings 8 7 in a ninth inning win.
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United Press
Columbus Jets
Jets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Richmond
George O'Donnell
Rochester Red Wings
Columbus
Rochester
Recreation softball action features mixed results and home runs
West Monroe over First Baptist and Trinity Baptist defeated by Victory Baptist highlight a night of Church League play. McEnry Fowler and McGough homered for Victory Baptist as Kimball and McGough pitched. Assembly of God beat L T J 13 4 with Teske 3 for 4 and Mims homer. West Monroe Baptist routed Brownville Methodist 29 7 with Awgerty homers and a triple. Brownville and Harrell took losses with Hamby as the starter.
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Trinity Baptist
Victory Baptist
McEnry
Fowler
McGough
Kimball
Duncan
R. Perkins
Lnsers
Assembly of God
L.T.J
West Monroe Baptist
Brownville Methodist
Brown
Crse
Teske
Mims
Beteman
L.T
Awgerty
Hom
Maynor
Cobb
Webber
Brownville
Harrell
Hamby
Latcher
College Place
Monroe First Baptist
Assembly of God Vee
Brownville Baptist
Three Jonesville Men Chase Black Bear Cub
Eddie Davis spotted a black bear cub near his home in Utah plantation south of Jonesville. Bobby Fairbanks and A. Boughton joined a 15 minute chase through hot afternoon heat before the cub eluded them, likely driven from swamps by backwater.
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Jonesville
Utah
A! Boughton
Eddie Davis
Bobby Fairbanks
Davis
Boughton
Little Boys League Openers Feature Narrow Wins
In Oceanport New Jersey Nee dies led a Derby winning field of 30 nominations for the Monmouth Park Handicap on July 13. Career Boy Bardstown Dedicate Traffic Judge and Paper Tiger among entries for the $100000 race.
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Oceanport
N.J
Bardstown
Dedicate
Traffic Judge
Paper Tiger
Thursday Stars by the Associated Press
Bob Turley struck out eight, walked one and held the Tigers to six hits as the Yankees won 3-1, extending their winning streak to seven games. Wally Post slugged a bases loaded homer to cap a five run fourth as the Redlegs beat the Dodgers 6-1.
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Bob Turley
Yankees
Tigers
Yankee
Wally Post
Redlegs
Dodgers
Major Leagues Net Over Two Million Profit in Five Years
US major league baseball clubs showed a combined net profit of 2,867,803 for 1952 to 1956. The American League earned 2,683,192 while the National League posted 184,611. Dodgers Yankees Senators White Sox profitable all five years. Phillies Pirates loss each year. Figures released by a House subcommittee probing sports antitrust. Ford Frick supplied the data.
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Neil MacNeil
United Press
Washington
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
House
Ford Frick
Mays Seems Key NL All Star Prospect in Voting
Willie Mays appears poised to start in the National League lineup for the All Star game in St Louis on July 9 with 27,032 votes for center field. Other NL leaders include Stan Musial, Frank Robinson, Hank Aaron, and Ed Bailey with large leads. voting closes June 27.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodger
Duke Snider
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Frank Robinson
Redlegs
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Ed Bailey
Red Schoendienst
Braves
Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
al Darks
Cardinals
Ed Mathews
Don Hoak
Ted Williams
Boston Red
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Bowling Wednesday Mixed Standings and High Scores
In a bowling league update, Team No. 7 beat Johnson Texaco Sta tion with high game by Bill Duke at 202 and high series 513. Dee Fleming led Johnson’s with 181 and 450. Redwood Lounge edged Louisiana Well Co 3-1 as Bill Leonard posted 184 and 450. Ora Lee Johnson topped Central Bank with 195 and 514. Betsy Sievers led J. R. White with 151 and 449. Team No. 8’s T Finkbiener had 191 and 553. Don Spatafora led Team No. 4 with 169 and 481.
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Cae
Tote Redwood Lounge
Sesereseess
Central Bank
Ieeveatee
Io Johnson Bros. Texaco
Sta
Cares Faure
Este
J. R. White
Johnson
Texaco
Bill Duke
Duke
Dee Fleming
Redwood Lounge
Louisiana Well Co
Bill Leonard
la. Well Co
Berryook
J. Yarbrough
Ora Lee Johnson
Betty Sievers
T. Finkbiener
Don Spatafora
Thursday Fights Feature International Boxing Cards
In Los Angeles Ike Chestnut from New York knocked out Kid Anahuac of Mexico City. In Boston Eddie Andrews from Lowell stopped Karl Heinz Guder of Dortmund. In El Paso Milo Savage from Salt Lake City outpointed Mel Barker of Austin. Also note coach Harry Brecheen of the Baltimore Orioles won 20 games for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1948.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ike Chestnut
New York
Kid Anahuac
Mexico City
Boston
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Karl Heinz Guder
Dortmund
Germany
EL Paso
Tex
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
Mel Barker
Austin
Harry Brecheen
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Cardinals
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Oliver's Boat Dock
Bream
Leo Purvis
White Perch
N. W. Johnson
H. L. Breard
Central Super Service Station
Dan Keith
Ellison McCady
Foster Wallace
Henry Thompson
Sportsman Lodge
Concordia
Luther Jones
Ferriday
Jack Lofton
Brushy Bayou
Black River Lake
Harry Clark
Wisner
Lake St. John
Winnfield
Bob Baker
Saline Lake
Elton Brewton
Melvin Gresham
Jonesboro
J. M. Irvin
Michael Irvin
Curtis Johnson
Natchitoches
Wayne Shaw
W. W. Broadway
Zion Hill
Winn Parish
Winn
Roy Collins
H&h J
Chee- Chee Bay
Saline
H. L. Tilbury
Oak Ridge
Bonidee
Will Rolfe
James McLendon
Sterlington
Winnsboro
Landis Johnson
John Edgar Johnston
Gene Newman
Joseph Prickett
Extension
Prickett
T B. Dickey
D. P. McDuff, Jr
Ray Eubanks
H. K. Stringer
Frank Elkins
King's Dump
Fred Nielsen
Fred
Big Lake
Gles
Indians
Fred Baczewski
Marty Devlin
First Baptist
P.m. Barkdull Faulk
Linville
Crusaders
Missouri Pacific
Chenicre
Sher Rouse
St. Paschal's
West Monroe Methodist
Barkdull Faulk
Gordon Avenue
Temple
P.m. Sherrouse
College Place Baptist
Linville Baptist Othene Tones
Crusaders Peas
Cheniere Baptist
Gordon Ave
Methodist
Temple Baptist
Emmanuel Baptist
REO Revo
REO Power
Yctio
MR Asia le Cae
Engin
REO
Colbert's and
People’s Loan
Little Boys League
First National and
Pulp and Papermakers Union
Bo Roberts
Wayne Hardwick
Danny Hart
Roberts
Teddy Johnson
Pulp and Papermakers
Richard Jones
Phillip Smith
Paul McCrea
Roy Baxter
Roger Bell
McCrea
Jones
Northside Leagu
Bancroft Industries
Louisiana Pvt., Light
Southside
First National Bank
J. C. Steele Lbr
Colbert's Sports
Pan - Am
Winnsboro Leagu
Jitney Jungle
Franklin Tractor
Northeast la
Jerry Rabin Motors
Nepcahiadas
V.F.W
Northeast
Thrsday
Mays
Nelson Fox
Reno Bertoia
Detroit Tigers
Gil McDougald
George Kell
Vic Wertz
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Yogi Berra
George (Specs) Toporcer
Gabby Hartnett
Stan Gifford
Ed Kawolies
Knoe-Tv
Bowling Center, Inc
CAS Finance Plan
Motor Securities
Walnut St
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