Monroe Juniors rout Rayville 9-1 in district baseball clash
Monroe Juniors powered by Saterfield’s bases loaded double and a homer while Rennie Sims pitched two hit ball and fanned three. Rayville, last in standings, struck first but could not hold, as Monroe pulled away with a five run sixth and improved near pace setter Ruston while Rayville dropped to 0-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Saterfield
Rennie Sims
Monroe Legion
Rayville
Sims
Brown- Rivers-Scogin
Ruston
Saterfield
Ralph “Red” Sims
Billy Miller
Miller
Eddie Kincaid
Monroes
James Cromwell
Kincaid
Neal Gunn
Cromwell
Harry Crowe
Raysville
Stewart Dyer
Johnny Roach
Monroe
Dyer
Quimby
Gunn
Victor Zagone
Doyle Hammonds
Larry McGowan
Delwyn Peters
Don
Olmedo
Ayala
Love
Bastrop Falls To Rutherford Of Oak Grove
Oak Grove 7 Bastrop 0 as Oman Rutherford handcuffs Bastrop on three hits. Lefty hurls seven strikeouts, one walk, while Oak Grove improves to 6-5 and third in district. Myrick Alsbrook Ward pace 10-hit Oak Grove, Jones and Rutherford contribute key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop Falls
Rutherford
Oak Grove
Oman
Bastrop
Legion
Woody Boyles
Oak Grove Club
West Monroe
Ruston
Ronnie Myrick
Billy Alsbrook
Melvin Ward
Leroy Jones
McGee
Oak
Grove
Brown
Evans McIintyre
Cam Rutherford
Central Bank and Farmer-Led Duel Ends in Eight to Six
Central Bank beats Farmers 8 to 6 after a nine inning duel. Edwards pitched seven innings, Pairich earned the win in relief, and Venable took the loss after shifting in for Jim Hunt. Edwards 4-5 led Central. Roy Mitchell 3-5 topped the Farmers with 3-5. Marshall McDonald 3-3 aided Bancroft past Louisiana Over and Light 5-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Bank
Farmer- Heard
Bankers
Edwards
Central
Little Boys
Pairich
Venable
Jim Hunt
Roy Mitchell
Farmers
Marshall McDonald
Bancroft
Louisiana
Light
Lester Owens
Crawley
B. Gates
McLemore
Nelson
Power and Light
Local baseball results and obituary note from Korshalla
Little League Gay Clothing beat Monroe Police 6 to 4 in the Northside League as McSherry and Dahl each had two hits. Reitzell went 3 for 3 for the losers. Torrance 2 for 3. Heidorffer pitched for the winners. Tullos hit a three run homer and Breland and Youngblood had nine four to spark Twin City Printing over The Palace 9 to 4 in the Southside League. Wright won on the mound over Johnson and Clark. Corbin Accardo and Wallace went 2 for 3 for the losers. Co star dies in Kes Barre Pa Joseph Korshalla scored 71 points and 504 yards in a 1932 game for West Liberty State Teachers College and died at 51. Korshalla was employed as a free surgeon at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Clothing
Monroe Police
McSherry
Dahl
Reitzell
Torrance
Heidorffer
Tullos
Breland
Youngblood
Twin City
the Palace
Wright
Johnson and Clark
Corbin
Accardo
Wallace
Kes-Barre
UPI
Joseph D. Korshalla
West Liberty State Teachers College
W. Va
Korshalla
City League match ends 2-0 as West Monroe Baptist blank Monroe Auto Mart
West Monroe Baptist defeated Monroe Auto Mart 2-0 in the City League last night. Dave McKenzie and Sampagna scored for the Baptist, while Auto Mart were credited with the loss by forfeit. Holley and D Farling were the battery for Auto Mart, and Jones caught McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe Baptist
Monroe Auto Mart
Dave McKenzie
Sampagnaro
Independents
Auto Mart
Holley
D Farling
Jones
McKenzie
Massachusetts crews seize lead at Henley Regatta
Massachusetts rowers dominated the opening workouts at Henley with five crews plus two other U. S. entries. Harvard heavy and light weights join Union Boat Club Boston, Phillips Academy Andover, Belmont Hill School, Cottage Boat Club Princeton and sculler H. L. Parker of Vesper Boat Club. Coach William Brown rests Ben Koehler and substitutes John Allen for Phillips Academy, as 162 crews prepare for four days and ten trophies.
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Henley - ON - Thames
Eng
Massachusetts
Thames River
U.S
Cottage Boat Club
Princeton University
H. L. Parker
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Harvard University
Union Boat Club
Boston
Phillips Academy of Andover
Belmont Hill School
Oxford
Cambridge
London
America
Holland
Italy
Ireland
Poland
Phillips Academy
William Brown
Ben Koehler
Brown
Koehler
John Allen
Ouachita Unit Wildlife Meet Tonight At Virginia Hotel
The Ouachita Wildlife Unit holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 PM at the Virginia Hotel. Topics include plans for Cheniere Lake with a $150000 parish purchase and bond preparations. June fishing contest winners will be named and prizes awarded. A B Smith will explain the FAIR program to open 405000 acres for public hunting fishing and boating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin-Matheison Chemical Crop
West Monroe
Winnfield
Rushing
Monroe Sports Schedule Practice Before League Clash
The Monroe Sports, tied for first in the La-Ark League, will hold a practice at 4 30 PM Wednesday on the Northeast diamond. All players are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Sports
Northeast
MacKay and Olmedo Reach Wimbledon Semifinals
Barry MacKay Dayton Ohio fifth seed defeats Neale Fraser Australia 5-7 10-8 0-6 6-3 6-1 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals with Alex Olmedo Peru and fellow Australians Roy Emerson and Rod Laver also advancing. Olmedo tops Luis Ayala Chile 7-5 3-6 6-3 6-3. Laver and Emerson win, advancing to Wednesday's semis.
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Tom Ochiltree
Wimbledon
England
Barry MacKay
America
Une Tesuns
Forest Hills
N. Y
MacKay
Cannonader
Dayton
Ohio
Neale Fraser
Australia
Olmedo
United States
Luis Ayala
Chile
Roy Emerson
Rod
France
Laver
Emerson
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Britain
Anne Haydon
Sally Moore
Bakersfield
Yola Ramirez
Mexico
Ayala
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Rod Laver
Jean-Claude Molinari
Bobby Wilson
Jack
Beverly Fleitz
Long Beach
Mark Otway
New Zealand
Christiane Mercelis
Belgium
W. Alvarez
Colombia
Pat Stewart
Soren Hoiberg
Gram Anderson
Denmark
Warren Woodcock
Belmar Gunderson
Chambersburg
Malcolm Fox
Baltimore
Pilar Barril
Spain
Ken Fletcher
Joan Johnson
Wyandotte
Mich
Sima Nikolic
Miss J. Gencic
Yugoslavia
Farmerville Beats Columbia Juniors 3-2 In Legion Action
Ted Hudson relief pitcher for Farmerville starred in a 3-2 win over Columbia. Hudson entered with one out and loaded bases in the first, allowed one run, then shut out the visitors while fanning 11 to earn the victory. Hez Elkins Johnny Pace and R W Lockwood fueled Farmerville's offense. Columbia drops to 2-7 on the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville
Ted Hudson
Columbia
American Legion
Billy Rich
Hudson
T. Mears
Hez Elkins
Johnny Pace
R. W. Lockwood
Farmerville Bank
Elkins
Pace
Lockwood
Mears
Jordan
Minor League action features close win and big routs
Minor League First-place King Finance edged KNOE 9-8 as Peat drove in the decisive run. Ensminger led the losers with a triple. Saul Adler beat Mahk Poul 17-4 in C circuit with Hayes Jones and Myrick two hits each. Dew Music plated 11 in the third to beat Monroe Glass 18-9 with B Morris 2-3 and Murphy Lenarce winning battery. Bryant homered and Platt 2-3 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Finance
KNOE
Peat
Ensminger
Saul Adler
Mahk Poultry
Hayes
Jones
Myrick
Dew Music
Monroe Glass
Murphy and
Lenarce
E. Chelette
Patterson
Bryant
Platt
Pitt Athletics Chief Hamilton Quits For Western Universities Post
Thomas J. Hamilton, Pitt athletics director since 1949, resigns to become executive officer and commissioner of the Athletic Assn. of Western Universities. The five year AAWU post covers California, UCLA, Washington with HQ in San Francisco. He will lead intercollegiate athletics development and will depart Pitt around August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bradis
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
Athletic Assn
Western Universities
Navy
Hamilton
California Southern California
UCLA
Washington
Pitt
Edward H. Litchfield
Litchfield
Frank Kidner
AAWU
University of California
Berkeley
Calif
Hauwilton
Kinder
Jess Hill
University of Southern California
Jerry Godwin of Byrd to Join Redskins
Shreveport pitcher Jerry Godwin from Byrd High School signed with the Redskins after being named to the 1-AAA all-district team. The 18 year old lefty, 6 feet 2 inches, 175 pounds, posted a 5-4 record with a 2.11 ERA over 64 innings in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Laffey
Jerry Godwin
Shreveport
Byrd High School
Godwin
Byrd
Luffey
Civitan Club Topples Monroe In Rebel League Tilt
The Civitan Club beat Monroe 9 to 7 as both teams were held to three hits apiece. Errors and walks fueled the Civitan victory behind the winning pitcher over Glen Dowdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan
Monroe
Glen Dowdy
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Ingemar Johansson
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Ingemar
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Birgit Lundgren
Monroe Juniors
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McCormick
RBI
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Adams
Qumiby Wate
Se Sims
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Zagone
Ouachita Unit Wildlife
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Gem Hoaking
Bob Mark
Jeanne Arth
St. Paul
Minn
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Brazil
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Pierre Darmon
Rosa Reyes
Bob Hewitt
Karol Fageros
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Duchess of Kent
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Jack Frost
Monterey
Cali
Linda Vail
Oakland
Jacka
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Armsworth
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Hamilton Czar
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