Athletes as financiers reshape sports economics
A UPI report notes a shift as star athletes increasingly monetize their fame beyond playing. Jockeys Shoemaker and Harmatz head a $2 million California real estate venture, while others like Williams Hogan Palmer expand into businesses, bowling, and real estate, shaping a new era of athlete entrepreneurship.
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Jimmy Foxx
Earl Sande
Shoemaker
Dixie and West Monroe League Scores Highlight Night
In Dixie League action First Fidelity beat Ouachita Bank 8-3 to clinch the season's first half title as Stewart and Wright won the playoff tilt and Corbin led the losers at the plate. West Monroe saw Ryan Chevrolet edge Monroe Concrete Sand and Gravel 11-10 with Hale going 2 for 3 and Booth 3 for 5. Paper Workers defeated Patrick Roofers 8-0 as Johnson and Wiggins earned the win while Reeves went 2 for 2 with a homer. A golf and business note mentions Jack Nicklaus's $100000 plus first year income as a pro with golf executives, while Dick Kazmaier leads Stranahan mentions of ventures and golf contracts.
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Standard Lumber
Suncrest Orange
Shell Oil
Central Savings Bank
Eastside Field
First Fidelity
Ouachita Bank
Southside
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Wright
Howell
Corbin
Ryan Chevrolet
Monroe
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Holloway
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Hale
Booth
Paper Workers
Patrick Roofers
Johnson
Wiggins
Donna
Panky
Reeves
al Balding
Freddie Hutchinson
Mayo Smith
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Stranahan
Jack Nicklaus
North Park-Green Brothers Dairy Clash Sends Teams Toward Playoffs
Wednesday night Little Boys Baseball saw North Park-Green Brothers Dairy beat Louisiana Power and Light 1-0 to clinch a playoff path with Pulp and Paper for the North League title. Russell tossed a three hitter for the winners while Ketchell and Russell each had two hits. Pulp and Paper defeated Bancroft 2-1 on the South side to enter the playoffs, with Clark and Thompson earning the win. Sanders Lumber routed American Oil 11-0 in West League action as Nugent pitched a two-hitter and went 3-for-3 at the plate.
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G Center
Scott‘’s
Firestone
Bancroft Pa
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Medaris
Deloach
Schaffer
Ketchell
Bancroft
Clark
Thompson
Rankin
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Sanders Lumber
American Oil
Ron Nugent
Local League Schedule At West Monroe Concludes Evening
In West Monroe, Bro Rivers Scogin face McGuire Real Estate at 6 pm and Allpatrick versus Pecot at 8 pm, both games hosted at the Con venue. Homestead matchups follow in the night slate.
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McGuire Real
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Milwaukee Box Scores Fall Short Against Los Angeles
Major League box score shows Milwaukee trailing Los Angeles 2 46 in nine innings. McMillan, Jones contribute, Adcock and Mathew homer for Milwaukee while Wills, Davis pace the Dodgers. Wills, T. Davis, Gilliam steal bases. Maye adds a sacrifice fly.
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Ie Jones
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Baseball scores and lineups from multiple games
Baseball game fragments show Cleveland over Detroit 6 to 4 with Farrey, Colavito, and Fernandez contributing for Cleveland while Donovan started and was relieved. Other lines include Chicago and Baltimore, St Louis and San Francisco, and New York and Pittsburgh, with various pitchers and fielding notes and partial box scores.
Rodgers Wins Louisiana Junior Championship by One Stroke
Bob Rodgers of Lafayette shot 73 to finish 36 holes at 144 and win the Louisiana State Junior Championship by one stroke over Wednesy Blessey of New Orleans and Rick Nevels and Mike O'Brien of Baton Rouge. A 35-foot chip on the 18th secured the playoff margin. Blessey’s final-hole 25-foot putt nearly tied it. In the playoff for second, Blessey edged Nevels and O'Brien while defending champion Ronnie Melancon finished tied for seventh.
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UPI
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Rodgers
Wednesy Blessey
New Orleans
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Mike O’brien
Batonage
Blessey
Nevels
O'Brien
Ronnie Melancon
Baton Rouge
Local Golf Scores List From New Orleans Area
A condensed list shows players with city affiliations and three score lines each. Notables include Bob Rodgers Lafayette 71 78 144 and Rick Nevels Baton Rouge 72 73 145 among numerous others from New Orleans and surrounding parishes.
Southside Softball League Night Schedule
Ben Lee venue hosts two early games with men and women divisions. Trojans face Northside at 7 pm while Richwood clashes with Nanks. Southside Juniors play Carver Pioneer, Brya Wildcats at 7 am with several other matchups listed.
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Mee James
Richwood
P.ay
Nanks
Ricé Pnson
Southside Orisoney Rips
Carver Pioneer Veajague
Lentes
Brya“ Wildcats
Cwced Femnan
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