Hunting Seasons Open Forum in Alexandria
A two day public forum on the 1964 65 Louisiana hunting seasons opens today at the Holiday Inn Motel in Alexandria under the Wild Life and Fisheries Commission. Sportsmen and officials from across the state discuss seasons and bag limits prior to final setting of regulations. The event runs through Saturday with past forums shaping seasons though Northeast Louisiana voices seek stronger influence.
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Louisiana
Holiday Inn
Alexandria
Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
South Louisiana
Northeast Louisiana
Dixie League Schedule And Friday Results
In Southside Dixie League play Friday night Ouachita Bank defeated Ryan Chevrolet 8 to 4. Kil Coyne had two hits for Ouachita Bank. KNOE beat First Fidelity. Friday action featured Kil Coyne and WB Murray for Ouachita Bank with Kimball and Warner.
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Northside Dixie Field
SunCrest Orange
Central Bank
Southern Bnvinmont
Smelt Oj
Southside Dixie Field
First Fidelity
Ouachita Bank
Knoe
Ryan Chevrolet
Kilcoyne
WB Murray
Kimball
LB Kemp
Warner Knoe
Fidel
Unclear basketball score line from second game night
Fragmentary box score reads KNOE 012 120 65 First Fidelity 002 110 430 WB Kokinos Tanner LB McCarty Simpson. The text lacks full context or identifiable events.
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Knoe
First Fidelity
Kokinos
Tanner
McCarty
Simpson
Vikings sign Bowie contract. Strugar added as free agent
Minneapolis Vikings veteran guard Larry Bowie whose starting role emerged last season returned his signed 1964 contract. The team also announced the acquisition of former lineman George Strugar as a free agent.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
UPT
Larry Bowie
Minneapolis Vikings
Vikings
George Strugar
Texas and Pennsylvania to clash in All-America Game
The fourth annual All-America football game pits nine Pennsylvanians against nine Texans. East starter Jim Kelly and center Charles Ahlborn join Penn State’s Ralph Baker and Richeson in key East roles, while West opens with Texans Dave Parks and Don Trull among others as the West held a 2-1 edge in the series.
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Buffalo
UPI
Texas
Pennsylvania
American Football Coaches Association
All America
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Clairton
Pittsburgh
Charles Ahlborn
Belle Vernon
Paul Martha
Wilkinsburg
Quaker State
Pete Elliott
Illinois
Navy
Jim Campbell
Homestead
Miami
Dan Conners
St. Mary's
Bob Soleau
William and Mary
Chuck Walker
Allison Park
Penn State
Ralph Baker
Lewiston
Rich Leeson
Scott
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Texans
Texas Tech
Dave Parks
Abilene
Rice
John Mims
Mission
Texas A&m
Ray Kubala
West
Baylor
Don Trull
Houston
West Texas State
Jerry Richardson
Canyon
TCU
Bob Mangum
St. Worth
Arizona State
Charles Taylor
Grand Prairie
Tommy Joe Crutcher
Brady
Local Little League schedules and scores from Tuesday and Thursday play
Montgomery Ward beat Palace 10 3 in a Southside game as Blackwell collected two hits. Lions Club crushed Rotary 14 7 in Southside Minor League action with Watkins and Perry each contributing hits. Eastside action saw Easy Finance win 14 2 over High 12 as Bailey plated four. A&C Music edged Eastgate 6 3 in Eastside Little League with Sisson homering. Monroe Brick defeated Gays 7 6 in Northside play as Hargon and Sadler spark Easy Finance.
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Montgomery Ward
Palace
Blackwell
Mont Ward
Eppinette
Devon
Delaney and Richards Lions Club
Rotary Club
Watkins
Perry
Lions Club
Copeland
Coates
Hargon
Sadler
Easy Finance
High
Baily
Payne
Pace
Dillingham
A&c Music
Wastgate
Foster
Luffy
Ruttenberry
Balsamo Monroe
Gays
Northside
Morris
Wimbledon Shows McKinley Defending Title Amid American Roster
UPI reports defending Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio leads a shrinking American contingent into the tournament. Arthur Ashe and Ron Holmberg also compete while Roy Emerson looms as top seed. Women’s matches feature Billie Jean Moffitt and Nancy Richey in tighter ties. Wimbledon notes a political squabble over South Africa and Soviet boycotts, with Metreveli protest and Istvan Gulyas withdrawing.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
McKinley
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Billy Knight
Ashe
Roy Emerson
Australia
United States
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Britain
Margaret Lee
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Liz Starkie
Mary Ann Eisel
St. Louis
Lesley Turner
Tory Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Judy Tegart
Judy Alvarez
Tampa
Fila
Rita Bentley
Carole Caldwell
Metreveli
Hungary
Istvan Gulyas
Segal
Ministry of Sport
Budapest
Polk Seeks End To Losing Ways In Randolph Game
Polk hosts Randolph Air Force Base hoping to stop a seven game losing streak as Fort Polk officials offer free admission. The same night Fort Hood Tankers crushed Polk 18 0 in five innings, Maruel Kirkland allowing four singles while contributing a double and a single.
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Fort Polk
Skein
Fighting Bishops
Randolph Air Force Base
Fort Hood
Army
Polk
Maruel Kirkland
Hood
Jenkins Pitches One Hit Victory in Dixie Senior Game
Ferriday defeated Water proof 7 to 2 in a Tri-Parish Dixie Senior baseball clash. Shelby Jenkins threw a one hit win for Ferriday, C. C. Rabb belted his sixth homer, Robert Davis went 2 for 3, and Mel Lancaster took the loss. Haas added two ground rule doubles for Monroe Brick.
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Ferriday
Shelby Jenkins
Waterproof
Tri-Parish
Dixie
C. C. Rabb
Robert Davis
Mel Lancaster
Kraft Tourney To Take Ist 144 Players
Bastrop Louisiana hosts the 30th Kraft Paper Golf Tournament July 2 3 4 5 limited to 144 amateurs aged 15 plus. Morehouse Country Club president Johnny Parrino and tournament chair Derrall Foreman announce entries cost 15 dollars. Championship flight plays 18 holes over nine holes. qualifying July 2 with match play July 3 and finals July 5. Charles Kennon of Baton Rouge is defending champion.
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Bastrop
Johnny Parrino
Morehouse Country Club
Derrall Foreman
Wright Tackling Waldemar Meet Challenge Today
Wright of San Diego faces the Waldemar Ladies PGA Open at the Tom O Shanter course. She seeks to bounce back from a slump after earning a record $31,263.50 last year and finishing tied for fifth in the Lady Carling Open. Betsy Rawls Kathy Whitworth and other stars like Patty Berg Judy Kimball Carol Mann Marilyn Smith and Sandra Haynie also compete.
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Brookville
N.Y
UPI
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Tom O'Shanter
Miss Wright
Baltimore
Clifford Ann Creed
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Kathy Whitworth
Monahans
Tex
Miss Whitworth
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Carol Mann
Buffalo, N.Y
Marilyn Smith
Jupiter, Fla
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth, Tex
SEC distributes 661,942.60 from 1963 TV and bowls
Commissioner Bernie Moore announced SEC schools share 661,942.60 from the 1963 NCAA televised games, bowl payouts, and office surplus. Five teams earned two shares, others one. Alabama, LSU, Florida, Georgia Tech and Miami Sugar Bowl income boosted the total.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bernie Moore
Southeastern Conference
SEC
Lyve
NCAA
Commissioner's Office
Columbia Broadcasting System
Moore
Florida
Georgia Tech
LSU
Mississippi
Alabama
Miami
Auburn
Shoemaker Back On Track After Hollywood Park Incident
Inglewood Calif UPI veteran jockey Bill Shoemaker rode again today after a scare at Hollywood Park. His mount T V Class stumbled and broke its left foreleg but Shoemaker landed on his feet and escaped serious injury. Another horse Good Neighbor narrowly avoided stepping on him as Gainstrive swerved.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Bill Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
Shoemaker
T. V. Class
Good Neighbor
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Steve Henry
Lafourche
Hebert
Woolen Lake
Columbia
Davis Lake
Wolman Lake
Chenibre Lake
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Black Bayou
Sterlington
Bussey Lake
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Bayou D'Arbonne
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Lake Concordia
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Yucatan Lake
Saline Lake
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Ity
Bowie
FISK
Eberts
Jackson
Bendel
North Monroe
Trow Olds
Lions Field
Haddad’s
Discount Center
MGM Insurance
Music
First Federal
Va. Sullivan’s Real Estate
North Monroe Lions
KLIC
Camppell Field
Twin City Glass
Lakeshore Pharmacy
Louisiana Machinery
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Kansas
John Anderson Jr
New York
Shea Stadium
Suzy Beck
Manhattan
Kans
Wool
St. Louis, Mo
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
Randolph
Jenkins
Haas
Milton Moore
Monroe Brick
WB Shelton
Dyer
Peat
Ouachita Gravel
Bartlett
WB Smith
Murphy
Phelps
Charmingdale Golf & Country Club
Charles Kennon
Wright
Waldemar
Legion Memorial Stadium
Hill Lumber
Krauss and
Cahn
Haddad's Manufacturing
Eopinette Crowe
Georgia
Tennessee
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Gainstrive
Meerlin Voltke
Parkview
Walt
Universal
Kaiser Jeep Corporation
Jeep
Hatter Moor
Kentucky Tavern
America
Glenmore Distilleries Company
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