Morning World from Monroe, Louisiana (2024)

May 12, 1972

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Morning Worldi

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Friday, May 12, 1972

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Purchasing a boat? Need to consolidate your bills if you need money for any good reason at all why not phone us today IP7 ord Motor Credit Company 2210 orsythe Street Monroe La 71201 Sat Sun Mon BUDWEISER BEER 6 Pack 12 Ox Cans 34 33 6735 32 6734 33 6733 35 33 34 6833 MTMIHE ARE SLIGHTLY rn BALL AT I ADDRESS WHICH I I ENCOURAGES THEM TO I If AD THE CLUBHEAD I THROUGH THE BALL at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago at Cleveland at Oakland RERB8SO 8 4 3 3 8 1 0 0 0 0 10 3 3 4 9 Consumer Loans YOUR HANDS ARE BEHIND THE BALL HENCE THE SCOOP ab bl 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Ancient Age 5TH $449 Early Times 5th 446 Old Crow ORT WORTH Tex (AP) irst round scores Thursday In the 125000 Co lonia! National Invitation Golf Tourna ment on the 7142 yard par 70 Colonial Country Club course (a denotes ama Bruce Crampton red Marti Deane Beman Leonard Thompson Dave Stockton Bert Greene Bobby Mitchell Jerry McGee Billy Maxwell Bob Lunn RUSTON Louisiana Tech's list of basketball recruits has expanded again with the an nouncement that Mississippi all stater Janies Collins has signed a scholarship with the Bulldogs Inked recently by assistant coach Al Barbre Collins played his prep ball at Humphreys County High in Belzoni Miss The 6 6 guard forward spark ed his team to a 34 2 record that earned them the No 1 rank in North Mississippi and carried Humphreys all the way to the state championship game Collins a good shooter from inside or out averaged 251 points a game while also con tributing 122 rebounds each con test He made all district as well as all state and has been selected to play this summer in the Mis sissippi schoolboy all star bas ketball game "James has a lot of basket ball ability and can help us in several said head coach Scotty Robertson shoots well will be an asset on the boards and also handles the ball real MONTREAL an rnni 5 110 5 0 2 0 4 0 11 4 110 4 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 11 0 0 0'0 10 10 3a 2 12 2 the Beaumont finals Shanklin will enter the high jump Archie the 100 and 220 five times in his round and used tlie putter 28 times only 23 times on the putting surfac es know going to talk about the 23 more than the he said okay not how He birdied the second from 12 feet scrambled for par on the next five holes rolled in a 15 foot putt for a two on the eighth and missed a birdie putt on the ninth But the 34 year oid a 8100000 winner in each of the last four seasons made it from 10 feet for a bird on the 10th scram bled out of trees and over a bunker for a par on the 11th and made birdie from 18 feet on the 12th He also birdied the 15th from about 25 feet and came out of a trap to make par and retain a share 18th Dodgers Split NEW YORK (AP) Willie Crawford cracked a home run triple and double as the Los Angeles Dodgers held off the rallying New York Mets for a 6 4 triumph Thursday night and a split of their day night dou bleheader Tom Seaver notched his fifth victory of the season and 100th of his career with ninth inning relief help from Danny risella as the Mets won the afternoon game 2 1 home run came one out after Willie Davis hit a homer in the fourth inning and gave the Dodgers a 2 0 lead The Los Angeles left fielder who doubled in the second also tripled in the seventh touching off a four run burst that put the game out of the reach and knocked out starter Jim McAndrew 1 1 IRST GAME abrhbl Buckner rf 3 12 0 Boswell 2b WDavls cf 4 02 0 Milner If Crawford If 4 0 0 0 Staub rf WParker lb 3 0 1 1 CJones cf Sims 4 0 10 regosl 3b Beauchp lb Grote i MAndrew i i ayior I Hahn ph MTosman Dyer ph Total 000 200 The 32 year old Marti a non winner in nine years on the tour had it five under par for the day until he faltered a bit in the stretch He bogeyed the 16th from a bunker missed a five foot birdie putt on the 17th and salvaged par with a brilliant sand shot in the 18th only hit a couple of bad shots ail on 16 and the big blond said one of the best rounds ever Marti a Baytown Tex resi dent who has played some of the best golf of his career in recent months said he "played more solid shots here than I usually do But you have to here or no telling what you might Rangers 3 1 BALTIMORE (AP) The Texas Rangers scored two runs before a man was retired in the first inning and held on behind the combined four hit pitching of Bill Gogolewski and three re lievers to beat the Baltimore Orioles 3 1 Thursday night The setback prevented the Orioles from grabbing a share of the American League east lead with idle Cleveland while dropping them to third behind Old Taylor Ten High Imperial Ten High SOLUNAR TABLES WHEN TO iSH OR HUNT ty John Alden KNgM Tech Takes Eight World Sports Service RUSTON Eight of Louisi ana leading track per formers will represent the Bull dogs this Saturday at the Ty Terrell Relays in Beaumont Texas A talented field will be on hand for the meet which will open action with the long jump at 9 am and con clude at 5 pm with the mile relay It will mark second appearance in the past three weeKenas at track where the Bulldogs cap tured second place in the South land Conference Meet on April 28 29 Jumper Wesly Smith javelin thrower Ronnie Bamburg and hurdler Ricky Stubbs wiU head mini squad this week end Smith will be one of the favo rites in both the long jumpwhere he has a 25 7 and the triple jump with a best of 50 94 However he finished second in both of these events at the SLC affair with efforts somewhat below his bests Bamburg was a winner at this particular track heaving the spear 246 7 for a new lea gue record and the big sopho more has a top throw of 252 3 this year Stubbs just last week ran his best high hurdle time ever zooming a 138 victory at the Northeast Individual where lie beat Jimmy Upton Stubbs also has a 136 wind aided this spring Other Techmen who will en ter at Beaumont are sprinter Bubba Newton quarter miler David Crowe distance junner Leroy Hobbs 880 man Roy Hall and high jumper George Thornton Thornton won the SLC affair at 6 9 while Newton Crowe and Hobbs have all set school rec ords in their specialties this 4 110 Brock It 5 110 JCruz cf 5 0 10 Melendez rf 3 111 Torre 3b 5 0 2 1 Simmons 3010 Clndenon 1b 4 I LHMDY 4 0 7 1 XtTOmAr 0 4 0 0 OMaxvIll 2b mwenny Martinez Wise 37 3 ICH) Total 9 Result Houston 3 The Open Bass Tournament will be a one day event attracting members of area bass clubs to armerville Saturday for shots at cash prizes coming out of entry fees collected by the sponsoring Bass Club Roland Campbell Ruston presi dent said 80 per cent of the entry fees will be returned as prizes for the five heaviest strings of black bass plus an award for the biggest bass a singles contest only but contenders will fish two men to a boat working out of headquar ters at Boat Dock armerville from day light until the 4 pm checkout deadline Saturday The drawing for partners will be at noon today at and the lineup will be posted there immediately after Jerry Allen spokesman said late entries would be accepted this morning from bass men who will telephone Jimmy Long at 325 5454 and make arrangements to squeeze into the lineup Meanwhile the non toumament fishermen of this area head into a weekend of lake and stream fishing of their own with bream bass and crappie as their goal Showers might hamper some trips The fishing guide for the week: LAKE ST JOHN at Waterproof erriday Taking lots of chinquapin and bluegill bream Bass striking pretty good the last couple of days ew white perch seen because not many fishing for them LAKE BRUIN in Tensas Real good catfishing White perch striking good early in the morning Slow for bass BIG HORSESHOE at Monterey Taking real good bream and white perch out of Camp Some good cat being caught TURKEY CREEK LAKE'at Wisner Just fair to real good catches being shown for bream bass and crappie BLACK BAYOU LAKE near Monroe Chinqua pins are hitting air for bass BAYOU DESIARD at Monroe Good bream catches air bass but slow for crappie CHENIERE LAKE at West Monroe Good for bream air speckled perch Bass slow LAKE BARTHOLOMEW at Sterlington Best for bream Bass and crappie fair LAKE at armerville Real good bream especially the chinquapins where beds are found Good crappie air bass BUSSEY BRAKE at Bastrop Good bream but rather small air bass and crappie KITTERLIN CREEK BAY at Jena Real good bream strings air white perch Some bass BLACK RIVER LAKE at Jonesville Bream hitting Taking'fair bass and crappie LAKE LAOURCHE in Caldwell Good strings of bream showing air bass Some crappie A freshman Shanklin has tied the NLU high jump record this spring with a leap of 7 0 and has won the event in seven of his last nine meets Archie has best time in the 220 this spring 210 and has clocked a 97 in the Brown has the top time in the quarter this year and nas a career in the event His 480 Northeast wound lar season with a finish in the Northeast Invita tional last Saturday 100 Discount Liquor SHOP OUR LARGE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT OR THE BEST PRICES IN THE TWIN CITIES WEBBS Cut Rate Liquor 105 COMMERCE ST WEST MONROE or Champagne New! Boon's Wild Mountain GRAPE WINE May 12 rl 13 14 ic 16 Tues 5th 639 Taaka Vodka 80 5th 328 Gordons Gin I NEW YORK hl 5 0 2 2 Harrelson ss 5 0 0 i i 5 12 1 4 0 0 0 13 1 i 4 0 11 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 ER BBSO 4 2 0 0 ST LOUIS (AP) The St Louis Cardinals took advantage of Houston pitcher Jerry two run throwing error and Marty tie breaking single to rally for three runs in the bottom of the ninth inning and beat the Astros 4 3 Thurs day Reuss traded by the Cards to the Astros two months ago was breezing along with a 3 1 lead and a five hitter when Ted Sim mons and Donn Clendenon opened the ninth with singles Ted Sizemore then beat out a bunt down the third base line and when Reuss threw the ball past first Simmons and Clende non scored and Sizemore raced to third Wade Blasingame' took over for Reuss but Martinez greeted the Houston reliever with his game winning single to right HOUSTON ST LOUIS meizger ss Cedeno cf Wynn rf LMay 1b Watson If Rader 3b Prturri a enwick 2b 4 0 2 Keuss BlsJngme Maxwell and Monroe Morning World riday May 12 1972 5th 427 5th 577 0 0 2 1 Gogolewski ab bl 4 13 0 2 10 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 fl 0 0 1 BRoblnsn 3b 0 10 0 Blair cf 3 0 0 0 Etchebrn 3 0 0 0 Crowley lb raimer Shopay ph Oates I Harper Old Charter 7 Yr 1 3 5 0 1 0 1 4 6 0 0 0 Seaver ip 41 3 6 i 2 3 1 5 5 1 0 0 1 0 1 A Arlln 3:31 9224 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Hunt 2b Jorgensn lb Mashore rf Bailey 3b Singleton If Woods cf Bateman Walker oil ph Gilbert airly ph airnmayr Wine ph 36 6 11 6 Total 34 34 6834 36 35 70 36 33 7(7 35 36 7034 36 7034 36 70 34 36 7035 11:30 125 3:00 season Phil Rodgers Jerry Heard Miller Barber Lee Elder Johnny Miller Charles Coody Ralph Johnston Marty leckman George Archer Chi Chi Rodrlguez Bob Smith Chris Blocker a Tom Kite Kermit Zarley Ken Still Larry Wood Phillies 6 5 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Greg run scoring single to left field withjtwo out in the 12th inning: gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 6 5 vic tory over the San Diego Padres Thursday night game winning hit came off losing reliever Gary Ross and scored Terry Har mon' who had led off the Inning with a walk 0 0 0 0 0 ORT WORTH Tex Australian veteran Bruce Crampton one of the hottest players on the tour and big red Marti matched four under par 66s Thursday and tied for the lead in the first round of the $125000 Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament Crampton who has finished 10th or better 10 times this sea son and Marti shared a one stroke lead after the day of near perfect golfing conditions prevailed on the 7142 yard par course Tour rookie Leonard Thomp son posted a 67 despite hitting one shot into a pants pocket and was tied with Dean Beman Bert Greene and former PGA champion Dave Stockton The group at 68 in this presti gious event Marr Phil Rogers Bob Billy Magee Lee Trevino who ranked as the pretourney favorite in the select field of 102 punched a shot in the water on the final hole took a double bogey six and recorded a heated 73 well back in the pack He declined an invitation to visit the press room had a super day with the putter said Crampton who has been in a position to win at least a half dozen times this season and done it' His best finish was a tie for second in the Masters just wish this had hap pened a couple of times on Sun day earlier this Cramp ton said know a fa talist no reason for the ball to go in the hole today rny more than it had a few times when I had a chance to win on Sunday earlier this Demanding Course He bogeyed the first hole when lie found two traps then got it going on one of the tough est most demanding courses the pros play all season He putted from off the green Three Northeast Louisiana University athletes will com nete in the Tv Terrel Relays in Beaumont Tex this weekend and Brown the 440 The three accorumg to uoacn Bob Groseclose are Warren Shanklin of Houma Bennie Archie of armerville and Jim my Brown of Hattiesburg Miss The Ty Terrel Relays at La mar University will begin Sat urday morning at 9 with pre liminaries and some field event Larry Bowa sacrificed Har mon to second before Tim aiccarver was walked tentionally Willie Montanez struck out and Luzinski deliv ered his decisive hit SAN DIEGOh hi DThomas 2b 6 0 0 0 Bowa ss Hernandz ss 6 1 3 0 MCarver Morales If Colbert lb OlBrown rf 5 0 0 0 Anderson rf Kendall 5 0 1 0 Doyle 2b 4 0 2 2 Campbell 3b 5 0 3 0 DJohnson ph 0 0 0 0 Acosta 1 0 0 0 Lersch Jestadt ph 1 0 0 0 reed ph brani Ross PHILADELPHIA as Dt 4 0 2 0 1 A A 4 12 0 Montanez cf 7 0 0 0 7 13 2 5 110 4 14 1 2 10 1 Total Sanranclsco 1 3 Montreal 0 0 I Rond lndArnn cisco 5 Montreal 10 Kingman Ra der Bryant Bateman uentes AA Siava Bryant (WV2) Renko (L1 3) Walker Gilbert Strohmaver Walker Bryant Bryant 2:26 7161 toi tYP Mate Pc 667 636 571476 450 4 619 5BJ 435 391 381360 ERBB SO 4 0 7 6 1 0 2 0 i ovwo jeier ner nandez Anderson Bowa Ander RERBBSO 0 0 enwick Brock Reuss Hous ton 2 Houston 11 St Louis 7 Wynn 3B LMay Metzger Cedeno ir Reuss (L2 2) 8 Blasingame 0 VVI3C LVVJ XJ 7 4 by Reuss (Crosby) 2:23 J59 TM1 Los Anoaies New York 880 000 Russell 2 Beauchamp Los An geles 2 Los Angeles 5 New York 8 Crawford Grabrkewltz Russell Agee Dyer Martinez Crawford WDavls (5) Crawford (5) WDavis John Grote Ir John (W3 2) 7 2 3 10 Richert 11 3 1 MCAnarew 6 Taylor 1 Koacmah 7 Richert (1) by McAndrew (Valentine) Cannizzaro 2:19 20433 vl i Sizemore 2b 2 1 1 0 I 11 oh 1 fl (1 10 11 2 0 0 0 31 4 9 1 Detroit also idle Elliott Maddox opened the game with a double against los ing pitcher Jim Palmer 2 3 and the Rangers scored when Palmer walked the next three batters rank Howard then hit a gr ounder to shortstop that was bobbled by Bobby Grich for an error allowing the second run to score Palmer pitched out of further trouble in the Inning and limit ed Texas to four hits through eight innings Gogolewski 2 1 limited Balti more to a second inning single by Don Baylor until Paul Blair cracked his second home run of the season with two out in the eighth inning The Orioles loaded the bases after two out in the eighth in ning but Casey Cox got Brooks Robinson to fly out ending the threat The Rangers scored their third run in the ninth off Doyle Alexander when Joe Lbvitto raced home from second on a force play TEXAS Maddox cf DNelson 3b Mincher lb Blitlner If King Howard I Lovltto pr Grieve If ord rf Randle 2b Harrah ss cjogiwsKi Pina Llndblad Cox Total Texas Baltimore Dp Baltimore 1 Blair (2) Nelson ord tKBB SO 0 0 2 fa DRUGS ULL SERVICE DISCOUNT PRICES01 KUMMUTHXOt SHOfIHG CtMTte OHM 9 AM I I 397301 New York Philadelphia Montreal Chicago St Louis Pitsburgh Houston Los Angeles San Diego Atlanta Cincinnati San rancisco Ct I AII 1 New Yfrk 2 Los Angele 1 Is Lo Angeles 6 New York 4 2nd San rancisco 6 Montreal 2 Philadelphia 6 San Diego 5 12 Inning Other clubs not scheduled RIDAY'S GAMES Los Angeles (Sutton 4 0) at Philadelphia (Selma 1 2) night San Dleao (Grelf 2 3) at Montreal (Mor ton 1 1) night San rancisco (Stone 0 2) at New York (Gentry 2 1) night Chicago (Hands 1 1) at Atlanta (Reed 1 3) night St Louis (Cleveland 3 0) at Cincinnati (Grimsley 0 0) night Pittsburgh (Blass 2 1) at Houston (orsch 1 2) night Texas 3 Baltimore 1 Boston at California Other clubs not scheduled RIDAY'S GAMES New York (Kline 1 1) at California iviarx nianr Milwaukee (Parsons 2 2) (Woodson 3 0) night Detroit (Lollch 5 1) at (Drago 2 1) night Baltimore (Palmer 2 2) (Bahnsen 2 4) night Texas (Gogolewski 1 1) (Wilcox 4 2) night Boston (Siebert 2 1) (McLain 1 2) niaht National League Eas 14 14 12 10 10 9 Wes 13 14 10 11 12 11 8 10 13 14 13 16 HRERBBSO 0 0 5 1 9 fl by 1299 IP Goglwskl (W2 1) 71 3 Pina i3 Llndblad Cox 11 3 Palmer (L2 3) 8 Alexander 1 1) by (Buford) 2:22 6040 Giants 6 2 MONTREAL (AP) The San rancisco Giants battered Steve Renko and Tom Walker for six runs on 10 hits in the first three innings Thursday night en route to a 6 2 victory over the Montreal Expos The Giants opened the scor ing in the first inning when four Montreal fielders let Dave high pop fly drop into short left field for a double scoring Chris Speier who had led off with a single Three straight Giant hits be gan a second inning rally Alan Gallagher started off with his first of three singles and went to second when Garry Maddox beat out a hit Dave Rader fol lowed with a double scoring Gallagher One out later Speier walked to load the bases and Tito uentes brought in a second run with a sacrifice fly Bobby Bonds delivered the third run with a single American League East 1 Gallagher began a two run the rally In the third with a one out DlllgAC Wil iUdUUUA lUi lowed with another single and both runners advanced on a wild pitch Rader singled to score Gallagher and winning pitcher Ron Byrant 1 2 dou bled home Maddox The Expos nicked Bryant for 11 hits but scored only in the third on Clyde sacri fice fly and in the sixth on Ron pinch single SAN RANCISCO Speier ss uentes 2b Bonds rf Kingman 1b Mandarin ef Gallagher 3b 4 2 3 0 maooox waoer Bryant Total Nona out when winning run scored Houston 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 St 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