Area bass clubs prepare tournaments across three lakes
Ouachita Jackson Parish and D Arbonne clubs host weekend events with Mabry's Boat Dock and Jake's Boat Dock as hubs. Ouachita’s Mabry's grounds Turkey Creek Lake 5 30 am to 7 30 pm Saturday Sunday. D Arbonne and Jackson Parish run Friday to Sunday from Jake's Dock 5 am to 4 pm. Licenses expire next Wednesday for 1971 72 season.
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D’arbonne
Turkey Creek Lake
Ouachita Bass Club
Mabry
Turkey Creek
Bass Club
Jake's
Louisiana
Lake Brain
Tensas
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Caldwell
Sicily Island
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Rebel
H&h
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Larto
Jena
Kitterlin Creek Bay
Wallace Lake
Jonesville
Catahoula
Wisner
Monterey
Bussey
Bastrop
Farmerville
Hayes Ends Holdout with Five Year Cowboys Pact
Dallas Cowboy wide receiver Bob Hayes signed a five year contract after a one year holdout. The deal includes a clause requiring Hayes approval before any trade and reportedly bridges around 60 000 in salary. Hayes said he is one of the league’s highest paid receivers and aims to continue producing beyond five years with Dallas.
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Swift Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboy
Cowboys
Hayes
National Football League Cowboys
Canada
Lance Alworth
Alworth
Duane Thomas
McDonald's Enter Tournament Run in Natchitoches
McDonald's fast pitch team coached by Raymond Rugg enters a weekend double elimination tourney in Natchitoches. They face a local Natchitoches squad at 9 a.m. Saturday with probable pitchers Bob Betz Jim Henson and Wes Pitkin. Roy Holloway led Monroe Invitational with a .611 average while Betz hit .500 and Ike McMullen and Jay Eppinette posted solid figures.
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Natchitoches
Raymond Rugg
Natchtoches
Bob Betz
Jim Henson
Wes Pitkin
Monroe
Roy Holloway
Betz
Ike McMullen
Jay Eppinette
Michigan State 1971 schedule includes Georgia Tech Notre Dame Ohio State
Included among Michigan State football opponents for 1971 are several prominent programs. Georgia Tech, Sun Bowl winner, Notre Dame, Cotton Bowl King, and Ohio State, Rose Bowl loser, are listed among the upcoming rivals.
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Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Ohio State
NCL Sets RoundRobin With League Leaders
The North Central Baseball League schedules a Saturday round-robin at Ruston Legion Field featuring Ruston Ramblers Internationals Ruston Vols Ponchatoula and West Monroe plus Springhill and Ponchatoula. Evening games include West Monroe vs A s while Lat cher seeks national glory. League action resumes Sunday with Simsboro- West Monroe Hope Magnolia Springhill Bradley in single games.
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Ruston Bureau
Ruston
North Central Baseball League
Ponchatoula
Springhill
West Monroe
Ruston’s Legion Field
Ruston Ramblers
Ruston Vols
Louisiana
Wichita
Kan
A’s
Latcher
Simsboro
Hope
Ark
Magnolia
Bradley
Young Track Stars Get AAU Chances
In Eugene Oregon two rising sprinters and hurdlers vie for AAU national titles and a path to international competition. Will Deckard seeks redemption in the 100 yard dash while James McAlister competes in the long jump as host favorites Prefontaine Shorter and Lindgren draw attention in the three mile race.
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Willie Deckard
Southern California
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Ucla
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Russia
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Calif
Jim Bush
McAlister
University of Oregon
Frank Shorter
Steve Prefontaine
Gerry Lindgren
Linderen
Washington State
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Seattle
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Texas-Fl Paso
Eddie Hart
California
Reynaldo Brown
Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo
Bouncy Moore
Oregon
Brown
Moore
George Frenn
Pacific Coast Club
Long Beach
Bill Skinner
Profit opts out of Coaches All-America game before signing
Northeast Louisiana University star Joe Profit says he will not play in the Coaches All-America game in Lubbock Texas due to injury risk before signing a pro contract. Profit, a first round NFL Falcons pick, notes negotiations are slow and a game injury could jeopardize his bargaining position and career.
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Northeast Louisiana University
Joe Profit
Profit
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
Wall
Reds scout camp finds promising young players in Arkansas Louisiana area
Cincinnati Reds scout Larry Doughty led a 20 player tryout at American Legion Memorial Stadium revealing several prospects nicknamed fellows. Notable stands include Rob Smith Doug Rice David Tinsley Mel Cheramie and Tom Mears as infielders and pitchers. Doughty expects more camps in Ark La Miss with results guiding future signings and speed tests showing mixed results.
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Larry Doughty
American Legion Memorial Stadium
Doughty
Northeast Louisiana University
Rob Smith
Doug Rice
David Tinsley
Spearsville
Mel Cheramie
New Orleans
Tom Mears
Neville
Smith
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Reds
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Shreveport
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Jackson
Miss
Pastorini Signs with Oilers as First of Big Three Quartersbacks
Santa Clara star Dan Pastorini became the first of the three top quarterback draftees to sign a pro contract with the Houston Oilers. Terms undisclosed, Pastorini said he is satisfied. The Oilers added a veteran duo Charlie Johnson and Jerry Rhome along with rookies Pastorini and Lynn Dickey to compete for the quarterback job.
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Big Three
Oilers
KS. Adams Jr
Pastorini
Joe Namath
Adams
Ed Hughes
Charlie Johnson
Jerry Rhome
Lynn Dickey
Kansas State
College Star Game Invite Delays Profit Draft Pick
Profit, a Little All-America halfback from Monroe, was invited to the College All-Star Game in Chicago on July 3 but may skip if he has not signed by then. He was the seventh player chosen in the NFL draft.
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