Note Improvement In Tribal Rushing
Northeast Louisiana University Indians boosted their rushing despite a 17 7 loss to Northwestern. Jim Edwards piled up 167 yards on 33 carries, giving him 414 rushing yards and the lead in total offense this season. Rubin Jones owned 17 receptions for 203 yards with Gerald Prince next at 49 yards on five catches.
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Hale Leads Twin Cities Bowling With 267 High Game
Lawrence Dennis reports Larry Hale tops Western Lanes in Major League play with a 267 single and 634 series to lead Twin Cities weekly honors. Rick Hall and Don Jurlow followed with 255 and 254 games as Hale’s 17 5 average supported his top score among leagues across Western Lanes and Bob Owens Bowl.
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Ouachita Bass Club September tourney winners named
Collecting Doubles trophies for wins in Ouachita Bass Club's September tournament were Jim Funderburk kneeling left who won first with Elzie Tullos not shown and Courtney Moore center and Bob Windham right kneeling second place. Standing left to right are Allen Eason and Ken Saterfield third and Charles Taylor and Danny Calvert fourth. They collected trophies at club meeting Monday night in West Monroe.
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Allen Eason
Ken Saterfield
Charles Taylor
Danny Calvert
West Monroe
Montreal Expos blank New York in opener of night doubleheader
Right-hander Bill Stone twirled a no hitter as the Montreal Expos defeated the New York Mets 7 0 in the first game of a night doubleheader. Boston Red Sox opened against Detroit in the AL East deciding series.
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Jolly Motta
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Ihe Ovening
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Harpy Eagle
Lincoln Doves
Neville B From Behind To Nip Lions
Neville junior varsity remains undefeated with a 23 14 win over Ouachita Baby Lions at Ouachita Stadium Monday night. Key plays included John Mabrys one yard fourth quarter TD tying the game and Daryl Carrolls 67 yard keeper for the decisive score.
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Ouachita Baby Lion
Ouachita Stadium
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Phange
Lions
Jimmy Johnston
Tiger
James West
Ouachita
Lion
Pan Insurance
Daryl Carroll
Tigers
Jay Avcock
Gary Roberts
Robert Lancaster
Robert Wells
Quachita
Tommy Poindexter
Jay Vee
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Six Punt Pass and Kick Champions Named at Local Contest
Local Punt Pass and Kick event at Saul Adler Recreation Center named champions across six age groups. Winners include Clay Shemwell 9 Charles Jeansonne 9 Walter Brister 10 Bobby Craighead 11 Larry Anthony 12 and Phil Barnett 13, all of Monroe and West Monroe, advancing toward national finals with the Pro Bowl in Dallas on January 21, 1973.
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Clay Shemwell
Pargould Blvd
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Charles Jeansonne
Bienville
Walter Brister
W. Elmwood
Bobby Craighead
Curve Drive
Larry Anthony
7Th Street
Phil Barnett
Lafayette
West Monroe
National League and American League Batting and Pitching Summary
Statistical notes show leaders in batting runs and hits for both leagues with players such as Rose Cedeno and Nolan among the top in the National League, while Carew Rudi Murcer and D Allen lead in the American League. Pitching leaders include Nolan Carlton Hunter and Odom with multiple 15 decision marks and sub-2.70 ERAs.
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Exhibition Pro Basketball ABA Dallas 197 Denver 87
Schedule notes show Tuesday action across ABA NBA and college venues. Listings include Dallas hosting Denver and matchups in New York Baton Rouge and Colorado Springs with teams like Baltimore Cleveland and Virginia among others.
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Peddy Captures Pro Honors in North Louisiana Pro-Am
Wayne Peddy of West Monroe fired a five under par 67 to win the pro division at Highland Park Country Club. Don Vines was low amateur with 73. Johnny Myers took second in the pros with 74. The team of John Pruitt Bayou DeSiard Louis Dinnat West Monroe Jay Warden Carl Stuckey won top team honors with 18.
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North Louisiana
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Johnny Myers
John Pruitt
Bayou DeSiard
Alexandria
Louis Dinnat
Jay Warden
Carl Stuckey
Pedy Prentiss Hendricks
Sam Carrero
J. Jennings
Shreveport
Peddy
Julius Haddad
A. C. Williams
Ed Dewees
Fullback Harper Emerges As Tech’s Comforting Asset
Louisiana Tech coach Maxie Lambright praises Roland Harper, a 190 pound senior fullback from Captain Shreve. Harper has become Tech’s leading rusher this season, totaling 211 yards on 42 carries with an average five yards per attempt and contributing as a blocker. His 19 and 32 yard runs against McNeese and ACC highlight a versatile impact beyond the typical fullback role.
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Buster Herren
Roland Harper
Bull
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Fulback
Shreveport
Shreve
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Tesh
Lewis Faces Watts for NA Heavyweight Title at Civic Center
At the Civic Center Arena tonight former OU teammates Conbo, Bill Watts, and Dale Lewis clash for the North American Heavyweight Championship amid a rift among friends. Ken Mantell vs Dr X tops a card with Stamp vs Lewis and Rodrigues vs Miller in the semi final.
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Gene Lewis
Silento Rodrigues
Jerry Miller
Richards Scores 42 Points as Owls Win Big
Start High School guard Ricky Richards led a 71 47 win over Ogden with 42 points. Larry Horn scored for Ogden. In the girls game Glenda Smith led Ogden with 18 points as Mary Simmons earned game honors with 22.
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Ricky Richards
Start High School
Glenda [Smith
Mary Simmons
Reitz Sidelined by Partially Dislocated Shoulder
The St. Louis Cardinals said rookie infielder Ken Reitz suffered a partially dislocated shoulder Saturday in Chicago. He will undergo a month of therapy and could need surgery. The 21 year old third baseman hit .359 for the Cardinals in September.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Reitz
Jeff
Chicago
Reitz
Auburn Posts Best Defense In Southeast
Auburn leads SEC scoring defense with a 5.3 point allowed average while tallying 12.7 points per game after a 10-6 upset of Tennessee. Alabama tops scoring offense at 39.3, LSU and Mississippi State seek momentum, and Georgia, LSU to face Rice in upcoming conference games.
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