New Jersey 7 New Haven 4 in Eastern League
Western box score notes New Jersey defeats New Haven 7 to 4 in the Eastern League. Other items list Friday games for Long Island New Jersey Clinton Johnstown and Greensboro, plus brief notes from track and field and horse racing results across Aqueduct Narragansett Garden State Park Keeneland Hawthorne Bay Meadows and other venues.
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Erosville
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San Diego Chargers
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NEW York
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AFL
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Lawrence Realization
Aqueduct
Pawtucket
Narragansetta Park
Cherry Hill
N.J
Garden State Park
Lexington
Keeneland
Chicago
Hawthorne
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Calif
Bay Meadows
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Montreal
Toronto
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Quebec
Springfield
Hershey
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Rochester
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Houston
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Omaha
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Victoria
Portland
California
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Diego
Dome Stadium in New Orleans Area Estimated to Bring 71 Million Annually
Gulf South Research Institute estimates the domed stadium would yield about 71 million dollars each year. It would be funded by a constitutional amendment on the November 8 ballot and could host a professional football team. Visitors from out of state would spend roughly 40 dollars per person while Louisiana residents spend 25 dollars. each dollar would circulate about 11 times. The final GSRI report was delivered to the Louisiana Science Foundation which paid 50 000 dollars for the feasibility study. A preliminary study had been released earlier and plans include a 1 percent occupancy tax on hotel rooms in New Orleans and nearby Jefferson Parish to finance bonds.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Gulf South Research Institute
GSRI
Louisiana Science Foundation
Jefferson Parish
Braves eye All Star game to aid Southern League
The Braves discussed a possible All Star game with the Southern League to boost income and interest for the minor league after complaints that Braves broadcasts hurt attendance. Officials said the game, if arranged, would be in a Southern League city and proceeds would benefit the league.
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Atlanta Braves
Braves
Sam C. Smith Jr
Smith
William Bartholomay
Bartholomay
Southern League
Phil Piton
National Organization
Ife
Wes
Andelevision
SEC Teams Ready for Weekend Games Across Conference
SEC squads practiced in chilly weather as three league games loom. Alabama hosts Vanderbilt, Florida meets LSU, and Georgia hosts Kentucky while Ole Miss, Auburn, Tennessee, and Mississippi State also drill for Saturday showdowns with notes on injuries and lineups.
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Alabama
Vanderbilt
Florida
Louisiana State
Georgia
Kentucky
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Reds
Jack Green
Vanderbilt Commodores
Gators
LSU
Ray Graves
Charlie McClendon
McClendon
Steve Spurrier
Spurrier
Vince Dooley
Miami
Ronnie Huggins
Stu Mosher
Ronnie Tidmore
Wayne Ingle
Wildcats
Charlie Bradshaw
Mike McGraw
Ole Miss’ Rebels
Johnny Vaught
Houston
Carroll Walker
Auburn
Robert Marges
Texas Christian University
Tennessee
South Carolina
Vols
You Be the Quarterback You Be the Quarterback
Kentucky trails 13-13 in the fourth quarter as Michigan State questions a point after attempt. The Georgia defense considers illegal stunt options and whether to proceed with a fielded block or legal coverage, weighing risks and tactics.
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Kentucky
Georgia
Cornell
Tulane Studies For Georgia Tech Game in Atlanta
Tulane’s Greenies push practice scrimmage while focusing on game plans for unbeaten Georgia Tech. Coach Jim Pittman shifts rookie 185 pound sophomore Wright to defensive end as Son tag heals from knee injury. Tulane flies to Atlanta Friday for a workout after noon.
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NEW Orleans
Tulane
Greenies
Georgia Tech
Jim Pittman
Fom Wright
Mike Sontag
Atlanta
Wildcats Clash In Football Recognition Night At Neville Stadium
Wossman High hosts Winnsboro in a Football Recognition Week game at Neville Stadium. Both teams are Wildcats with Winnsboro carrying a 2-3-1 record after a 7-7 tie with Delhi. Wossman seeks its first home win as it rebuilds under coach Willie Ragan amid a double-A enrollment and senior-class delay.
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Neville Stadium
Winnsboro
Wildcats
Wossman
Monroe
Winnsboro Wildcats
Delhi
Caldwell
Columbia
Willie Ragan
al Gonzales
Bill Young
Glen Moore
Randy Statham
Lee Pankey
Indians Stay Intact for Lions Clash on Saturday
Coach Dixie White says key players Charles Rogers and Charles Rohner may recover from ankle injuries in time for the Gulf States Conference game at Hammond. Linebacker Ron Gaetano could return, with Butch Shuman starting again. Bobby Scafidel expects to play after missing practice due to his father's death as Northeast and Southeastern seek first league wins.
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Charles Rogers
Charles Rohner
Northeast
Indians
Hammond
Southeastern
Dixie White
Ron Gaetano
Gaetano
Northwestern
Ron
Butch Shuman
The
Tribe
Bobby Scafidel
Hecause
Scafidel
Bernice Bears Visit Southside Pelicans In 1-B Battle
Bernice Bears and Monroe’s Southside Pelicans meet at Pelican Field in a non conference clash. Both teams stand 2-4 for the season with Southside scoring 116 and allowing 155 while Bernice has 72 scored and 135 yielded. Admission is free to Pelican Field games.
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Bernice Bears
Monroe
Southside Pelicans
Pelican Field
Monroe Fowler
Bernice
Southside
Charles Denham
Pels
Pelican
Jena Giants Host Ferriday in District 2-AA Clash
Jena enters Friday’s home game vs Ferriday with a 1-1 district record needing a win to stay in title contention. Key players Hodges Moseley Jones and Fowler are listed, while Ferriday aims to rebound after a close loss to Winnfield and expects the return of their first string quarterback. The game is set for 7 30 p m at Jena.
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JENA
Jena Giants
Ferriday Bulldogs
Ferriday
Winnfield
Tallulah
Jimmie Hodges
Bulldogs
Giants
Dan Andrews
Hodges
Donnie Jones
Roger Lucas
Bobby Sandifer
Buddy Nix
Bruce Massey
Steve Sanders
Mack Fowler
Gary Don Moseley
Gene Wilbanks
Rick Norris
Homecoming Night Set As Jonesboro Hodge Faces Haynesville
Jonesboro Hodge hosts Haynesville in a 7:30 p.m. District 1-AA game at Caldwell Peacock Stadium marking Homecoming with parade and queen coronation. Both teams stand 4-2, with Jonesboro Hodge seeking to restore playoff hopes after four away games.
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Jonesboro
Jonesboro-Hodge Tigers
Haynesville Golden Tornado
Caldwell
Peacock Stadium
Tigers
Bobby Stone
Bengals
Springhill
Jesuit
Shreveport
Stone
Haynesville
Jonesboro-Hodge
I-H
M. D. Ray
Tars
J-H
Wayne Crump
Jimmy Crump
Charles Prestidge
Tommy Reeder
Barbara Spruill
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Takcles
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J. W. Morrison
Paul Darden
Larry Roper
St. Frederick
Mangham
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James Kirkendall
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Steve Mansur
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Rohner
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