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Advertiser, Lafayette, Friday, Sept. 10, 1965 13 Hurricane Betsy Postpones. KC State Tourney Hurricane Betsy caused postponement of the State Knights of Columbus golf end tennis The tournament will be rescheduled in th-e early part of October, according to tennis chairman Hubert Dume-snil. Some 250 golfers were expected for the event end about 30 tennis players from thoroughout the state. eason Sharon (2L); Plaquemine; tackle Jerry Smith (2L), Denham Springs.

SOPHOMORES Backs (2) safety Ed Pratt (1L), New Iberia; halfback Dwight Sevin (2L), Montegut. Line (6) tackle Jim Brennan (1L), New Orleans; end John Conery, St. Martinville; linebacker Jimmy Edney (1L), Lafayette; end Kent Finley (1L), Breaux Bridge; end Herbie LeBlanc (1L), New Iberia; and tackle Pat Schrader, Waukesha, Wise. FRESHMEN. Backs (5) quarterback Tody DuPont, Plaquemine; fullback Tommy Guidry, Crowley; halfback.

Rodney Loque, Lutcher; halfback Adrian Mentel, New Orleans; and fullback Steve Poirrier, Donaldsonville. Line (4) tackle Don Garrett, Crowley; tackle Carl Marix, Plaquemine; tackle Jim McKay, New Orleans; and tackle Larry St. Blanc, Franklin; the season opener (Sept. 18) at McNaspy Stadium. Tie probable starting back-field includes Price operating at right half and Gosnell at fullback.

Dabbs, Landry, and Toups should be regulars in the front wall. Defensively, Wheeldon replaces Gosnell to join up with Dabbs at the key linebacking posts. When Dabbs might need a rest, Buford takes over the ball-snapping duties on offense. Weber is sidelined at least two or three games while recovering from surgery. The coaches hope this field commander who led USL in total offense last year can be ready sometime in early October as his experience will undoubtedly be neded.

Dabbs, a rugged 218-pounder, was accalaimed All-Gulf States Conference last year by the league coaches. Price received this top honor the 1963 season, but in the 64 campaign the 198-pound power-runner was hampered by an injury. These seniors are among the 23 lettermen on Southwesterns 39-man varsity rooster. This roll also reveals a total of 14 juniors, eight sophomores, and new varsity candidates who took part in spring training for the first time. About two dozen freshmen round out the present roster.

The 39 returning players, listed by class, read as follows: JUNIORS Backs (6) quarterback Bill Bayard (2L), New halfback L. J. DAlbor (2L), New Iberia; fullback Mickey Ilaver-ty, Atchison, and halfback Gerald Landry (2L), New Orleans. Line (8) guard Tom Couste tackle Kenny Greig (1L), New Iberia; guard Brad Hamilton '(2L), Waukesha, end Guy Harvey (2L), Raceland; end Leonard Klein-peter, Baton Rouge; end Ray Scott, New Iberia; guard Nolan TODAY'S BASEBALL ByTheA ret AMERICAN LEAGUE Leadership and desire, if coupled together, may be a deciding factor in USLs outlook this coming football season. This is the firm belief of Bulldog coach Russ Faulkinberry as he prepares to unveil his fiftn edition of Raging Cajun footballers.

Good leadership is an absolute must for any team, the mentor began. It can mean thte difference between winning and losing. This sason leadership will play a highly important role in determining if we want to be a winner or a loser. We have the confidence that we have the makings for some real good leaders in our group of seniors. And these seniors, we hope, will be dedicated to finishing their careers as a winner.

They all have the ability to be both good players and good leaders, and their desire and efforts this fall will set the example for the rest of the squad, he said. Canine gridders entering the stretch drive of collegiate football include: Fullback Miles Gosnell, TJew Iberia; halfback Lonny Price, Baton Rouge quarterback ONeal Weber, Lutcher; center Phil Dabbs, Bessemer, center Fred Buford, St. Martinville; guard Louis Landry, Na-poleonville; tackle A1 Toups, Houma; and inebacker Al Wheeldon, Lake Charles. All but one have been at Southwestern at least three years, Faulkinberry pointed out, so by now each should be ready for his best season yet. Toups and Weber each need one more award to become a rare four-year veteran, while Price, Wheeldon, and Landry are shooting for their third monogram.

Dabbs, Gosnell, and Buford now own one letter apiece. At least six are destined to be in the lineup when USL entertains Louisiana College in Appear Past Hurdle In Battle For AL Pennant TACKLE AL TOUPS USL Gridder After Fourth Letter THURSDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota 10, Chicago 4 California 7. Kansas City 'nty games scheduled. Today's Games Kansas City (Sheldon 7-7 and Hunter 6-a at Baltimore (Pappas 12-7 and J. Miller -3.

2, twi-night Minnesota (Perry 9-6 at Boston Lon-fcorg 9-15), night Detroit (Lolirh 11-8 at Cleveland Si-ert 14-6). night California (Brunet 8-10) at Washington IRichert 12-10), night New York (Stottlemyre 16-8) at Chicago Cl'etPis 9-11), night Saturday's Game Minnesota at Tloston California at Washington Itetroit at Cleveland Kansas City at Baltimore, nighi ve York at Chicago, night Sunday's Gamas Cluinesota at Boston -Permit at Cleveland alifornia at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Kej York at Chicago NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Picks Jack To Win Golf Title left and Minnesota needs any combination of 14 victories and Oriole defeats to end Baltimores chances. And not only do the Twins have, that fat lead, but 14 of their remaining 19 games are against the American Leagues second division. Minnesota plays five against Baltimore, but thats more than balanced by five against California and three each against Boston, Washington and Kansas City. Jimmie Hall, who homeredTn each game, was the hero of the The Minnesota Twins, riding I high in the saddle, appear past the final hurdle as they head for their first American League pennant since the club was moved to the midwest.

The Twins have a rat seven-game edge over second place Chicago today following a two-game sweep of the White Sox. Each club has 19 games remaining and any combination of 13 Minnesota victories or Chicago defeats, delivers the flag to the Twins. Third-place Baltimore, 7 la games back, actually is better off statistically than the White Sox. The Orioles have 22 games U.S. I televised natronally (NBC) from 4 to 5:30 p.m.

EST. In cast of tie for first place, the sudden death playoff will begin at the 15th tee. Player, who turned over his $25,000 check for winning the U.S. Open to the Cancer Fund, commented that $5,000 is an awful lot of money especially for a guy who used to give lessons for 50 cents. And if you think giving 18 lessons a day in Player, someone a the Series said beat AKRON, Ohio (AD Open champion Gary shaking his head, in disbelief over the thought of pocketing $50,000 for winning 36-hole playoff, picked Masters champion Jack Nicklaus as man to beat in the World of Golf.

No doubt about it, Player, Jacks the boy to on this course. Player said the massive yard Firetone and Bellerive in order to earn nine bucks isnt St. Louis, where he captured the tough, try it. sweep against the White Sox. the Twins squeeked by Wednesday night, 3-2 and then whacked four Chicago pitcher for a 10-4 decision Thursday.

In the only other American League game Thursday, California defeated Kansas City 7-2. In the National League, Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game the; fourth no-hitter of his career as Los Angeles blanked Chicago 1-0. It was only the third perfect game in National League history and mad Koufax the first pitcher ever to hurl four no-hitters. Tony Perez ninth inning homer gave Cincinnati a 3-2 decision over New York. And Philadelphias game at Milwaukee was rained out.

Hall whacked three hits Including his 20th homer for th Twins sprayed 15 hits around Comiskey Park. Sandy Valdespino also had three safeties for the Twins. Jim Kaat got late-inning help from Al Worthington for his 15th vetory of the season. t'When I came to Chicago, I would have settled for a said Twins Manager Sam Mele, whose, club dropped two of three to the White Sox in Minnesota last week. A sweep is gravy.

Willie Smith was the hero fol California, unloading a bases-loaded double that drove in three. runs against the Athletics. Bobby Knoop bad three hits and Ed Kirkpatrick a home run as Fred Newman cruised to hiS 12th victory. Braves' Rainmaker Hurler On Way To Pitch In Drought Thursday's Results Kan Francisco 4, Houston 0 Cincinnati 3, New York 2 Cos Angeles 1, Chicago 0 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, postponed, gain Only games scheduled. i Today's Gamas Milwaukee (Blasingame 16-9) at New York (Fisher 8-19).

night -Sc. Louis (Gibson 17-10) at Philadelphia tStiort 16-9), night Cincinnati (Jay 9-6) at Pittsburgh CVeale 15-10), night Houston (Roberts 9-8) at Loo Angeles (Drysdale 18-12), night Chicago Faul 5-3) at San Francisco (Herbel 9-7), night Saturday's Gamas -Milwaukee at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at San Francisco Houston at Los Angeles, night St. Louis at Philadelphia, night Sunday's Gamas Chicago at San Francisco, 2 Milwaukee at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia 'Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Jlouston at Los Angeles PREP FOOTBALL SCORES Louisiana High School Football By The Associated Pres Jesuit (Shreveport) 19, Bossier 0 Neville (Monroe) 31. Ferriday 0 Springhill 18, Haynesville 0 Southside (Monroe) 31, Waterproof 13 Davidson (St.

Joseph) 34, Crowville 6 Fatima 13, Judice 0 West Lake 13, Church Point I) Broadmoor 20, Catholic (Baton Rouge) 0 DeRidder 21, Pineville 0 Menard (Alexandria) 33. Bunkie 0 Ville Platte 31. Buckeye 0 DeQuincy 7. Eunice 6 Elton 12. St.

Edmund 0 Merryville 27, Vinton 12 Kinder 34. Mamou 7 St. Francisville 14, Catholic (New Roads) 7 Welch 38, Iowa 7 Midland 31, St. Bernard (Breaux Bridge) 0 Loreauville at St. Francis (Iota), ppd.

New Iberia at Crowley, ppd. Jeanerette at Hanson, ppd. Catholic (New Iberia) at Breaux Bridge, ppd. St. Martinville at Northside', ppd.

Delcambre at Sunset, ppd. Bobby Fischer Beats Bulgarian In Chess Match HAVANA (AP) Bobby Fischer beat Bulgarias Karl Robatsch in 33 moves Thursday night in the 11th round of the Capablanca International Chess Tournament and remained in a tie for second place in the 30-day event. Fischer, the Rrooklyn grandmaster, and Yugoslavias Borislav Ivkov remained a half-point back of Russias Vassily Smyslov after completion of the-11th round. Smyslov defeated Francisco Perez of Cuba in 22-moves. Fischer, denied permission by the U.S.

State Department to visit Cuba, is in New York. His moves, and those of his opponent, are being relayed to and from Havana by telephone. MILWAUKEE (AP) The the starting pitch in a game MINNESOTA CHICAGO ob bi ab bl nolle it 5 12 1 Buford 2b 4 0 I 1 Id Dina If 4 13 0 Pobmion rf 4 0 11 Olivo rf 4 14 2 Coir If 4 0 0 0 Mincher lb 4 0 0 0 Romono c' 3 10 0 Bottev 4 12 1 Skewron lb 4 0 2 0 Z'm'mon 0 10 OWordwD 4 0 0 0 Ho'l ef 5 2 3 2 Hansen SI 4 2 11 Rollins 3b 5 2 2 1 Berry cl 4 0 10 tCindoil 2d 2 10 1 HoHen 0 0 0 0 Koot 3 0 2 0 Locker a .10 0 0 Wo h'gt'n 1 0 0 0 oh 1110 Freese' Dh .0 0 0 0 Buroesj oh 1 0 i 1 pH 10 10 Tele' 37 10 IS I Teiol. 35 4 4 Minnesota lit 001 10110 Chicoeo too 11 101 4 Ve-ioiles. Buio-d.

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12-12 12.3 6 4 4' 0 locker 4 1-3 4 2 0 1 ther 1 4 2 2 0 Bo 2 12 2 1 WP-Hor en. 2:45. National Open, are two of the toughest courses you can find. The course is in magnififent shape and it should be a good tournament. Aside from Flayer and Nicklaus, PGA champion Dave Marr and British Open titlist Peter Thomson will be shooting for the total purse of $77,500 with second place worth $15,000, third place $7,500 and fourth place $5,000.

The four contestants play a practice round today to time themselves for television as well as to get a feel of the course. Of course. Ive had a great year, said Player. Ive been in only 13 tournaments and still Ive earned nearly $70,000. This would be a nice one to top the year off with.

Nicklaus 'is going to be tough, awfully tough, especially because of the way he played here two weeks ago. Two weeks ago on the same course in the $100,000 American Golf Classic, Nicklaus made the poorest tournament showing of his career. He shot a 303 for 72 holes, 23 strokes over par and didnt collect a dime. Thomson did only a little bet- Local Games Indefinite Due To Betsy FIGHTS that was scheduled to start at 1:15 p.m. but for most of the afternoon it rained.

The game finally ended at 8:06 p.m. after two long delays. Cloninger got the win, his 2(Kh, but again needed relief help. Stormy weather has hung over the Braves heads for the past two weeks, giving a gray cast to what is expected to be the teams last month in Milwaukee. The franchise is scheduled to be shifted to Atlanta next season.

The poor weather has cut down on (he Braves already meager attendance. Sure, the rain and the slim crowds are very demoralizing, Bragan, whose Braves are now games out of first place. But rain and slim crowds are not nearly as demoralizing as a two-run homer in the ninth inning when youre enjoying a one-run lead. Bragan was referring to two recent defeats at the hands of the Cincinnati Reds. XL BANGKOK Vitayanoi Sinyodfah, 113, Thailand, outpointed Takeslu Nakamura.

113, Japan, 10. TOKYO Paul Fujii. 140, Honolulu, knocked out Fu.h Tsukuba, 140, Japan, 8. LOS ANGELES Irish Wayne Heath, 204, Oklahoma City, outpointed Manuel Ramos, 191, Mexico City. 10.

The extravaganza takes place (ter with a 298 to finish in a lij Saturday and Sunday with the, for 39th place and earn $453. final six holes of each round Marr missed the Classic because of illness, and Player skipped it to spend time with his family in South Africa, A man has to take a reM and spend some time with his family, said Player. It is the only fair thing to do. I haven't played since the Carling Open three weeks ago. You must play every day to play good golf, but sometimes an extended rest can be as good.

Player went through a tuneup round Thursday, titling as many as a dozen balls oH some tees and taking as many as three dozen shots before completing a hole. On the 450 yard number 3, which has a large pond in front of the green, one of Players tee shots landed behind a tree. Ill play that, he shouted to his caddy. Player then looked over the possibilities and told CINCINNATI (AP) Tony Perez may not have a high patting average but he sure comes through in the clutch, his Manager said Thursday night after the Cincinnati first baseman powered the Reds to a 3-2 victory over New York with a ninthinning home run. Perez has done jobs just like this before, said Dittk Sisler.

OFast Service Expert Barbers Guaranteed Results MEON'S BARBER SHOP SI 3 w. Simeo CE 4-9139 fa) New York drought and the New York Mets are both in jeopardy. Tony Cloninger, the Milwaukee Braves rainmaking right-hander, is on his way. Cloninger, a 20-game winner who has triumped in 10 of his last 11 starts, is a wet weather pitcher. He has to be because of his' penchant for drawing raindrops.

The Rainmaker thats me," said the burly hurler Thursday night after rain had washed out a scoreless game between the Braves and the Philadelphia Phillies in the top of the second inning. The game was tentatively re-scheduled for Sept. 20. It was the third straight time that rain has followed Cloninger to the mound and the fourth time in his last five starts. Cloninger will be our pitcher In New York Saturday, said Braves Manager Bobby Bra-gan.

Theres a water shortage there so well pitch our rainmaker. Cloninger doesnt always mind the rain. Hes a farmer in the off-season in Iron Station, N.C. Its been raining down there too, Cloninger said. Its been; a good season, except for oae 1 little dry spell.

But rain is no' blessing for right-handers, especially on nights when they have good breaking stuff. And I had good stuff tonight, said Clomuger. Not only does rain mean wast-; ed effort, it leads to delays that stiffen the arm. On Aug. 31, for example, Cloninger warmed up for game that was delayed 24 minutes as the rain fell.

He then warmed up again, pitched four innings, then waited two hours and eight minutes as the downpour resumed. Again, he warmed up and took the mound but was forced to retire with a stiff shoulder in the sixth inning. Last Saturday, Cloninger was The Teurlings Scott non-Adistrict football game sch-4, eduled for Clark Field to-. night has been postponed. Gordon i Re-, bel coach, expressed hopes that he could get the field Sunday but said that noth- Ing was definite.

Rayford LeBlanc, Lafayette High coach, said Thursday that he would not know the status of his game 'against Terrebonen until 'Saturday morning. vr Northside's game against St. Martinville, also stated for tonight in St. Martinville has been tentatively resch-- duled for Sunday afternoon. He is not hitting too well but 7Back-To-Schoor Shoes his caddy and a half dozen on FOR he gets the key hits.

The home run with two out in the ninth broke a 2-2 tie and kept the Reds near the top in the National League pennant race. Both Cincinnati and Los lookers, Watch this shot, I am going to skip it across the pond. Player executed the shot as he called it and landed a couple of feet from the pin. That, he SPORTS PLAY! PUMA SHOES Major League Leaders Black full grain leather upper with white trim. Famous PUMALASTIC vulcanized molded cleated rubber sole.

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Martin Midget Football Incorporated announced tbat a football roundup session will be held on the St. Martinville Hish School football field this Saturday at 1:00 p.m. All boys between the ages of 8 and 13 inclusively are asked to report to the field if they are interested in playing midget football. League officials are expecting approximeately 200 boys to report to the first midget football session. The league has been divided into four districts out of which eight teams will be created, two for each district.

In each district one team will be comprised of players from 8 years of age through 10. The other will be comprised of play, ers from 11 years of age through 13. League officials are still calling for coaches for the proposed 8 teams. Persons desiring to coach or to assist in coaching are asked to contact Hardy Theriot at 611 Ethel in St, Martinville or by calling him at 394-4695. In an effort to raise money for football uniforms players and members of the league are selling raffle tickets for 11 prizes to be given away in front of the St.

Martin Catholic church on Sunday, September 19. Further information on the program as well as dates and times for reporting to first practice session will be announced at a later date. NATIONAL LEAGUE PATTING (350 at bats) Clemente, Pittsburgh, .340: Aaron, Milwaukee, Mays. San Francisco, .321: Rose, Cincinnati. .315: J.

Alou, San Francisco. .312. I1 HUN'S Harper; Cincinnati, 116: Rose, Cincinnati, 104: Brock, St. Louis, 101: Aaron, Milwaukee, 100; Williams, Chicago nrl Mays. San Francisco, 99.

-RUN'S BATTED IN Johnson, Cincinnati, 116: Mays, San Francisco, 98: Pittsburg, 95: Banks, Chicago, 94; Williams, Chicago, 93. HITS Rose, Cincinnati, 184: Clemente, bittsburgh. 178: Williams, Chicago, 176; Pinson, Cincinnati and Clendenon, 169. TRIPLES Callison. Philadelphia.

16: flemente, Pittsburgh. 14; Allen. Philadelphia, 12; Clendenon, Pittsburgh, 11: Rose, Cincinnati and Morgan, Jiouston, 10. HOME RUNS Mays, San Francisco, McCovey, San Francisco, 33; Mathews, Milwaukee, 30; Williams, Chicago nd Aaron, Milwaukee, 29. STOLEN BASES Wills.

Los Angeles. Brock, St. Louis, 58; Wynn; Houston, 82: Harpar, Cincinnati, 30: W. Davis, Los Angeles, 22. PITCHING (14 decisions) Koufax, X.os Angeles, 21-7, Maloney, Cincinnati, 17-7, Ellis, Cincinnati, 18-8.

Cloninger, Milwaukee 20-9, Marichal, San Francisco, 20-10, Bun-ling, Philadelphia. 16-8. .667. 7.95 Angeles are a half-game behind said is a jolly good way to get the front-running San Francisco a birdie. Giants as all three teams won Thursday.

Perez, who is batting .264, said the devisive blow came on a fast ball by the Mets Gordon Richardson. It was Perez 12th homer of the season. The Reds scored their other two runs on Deron Johnson's 28th home run in the fourth, but the Mets tied the game in the eighth on three singles. I like to have Perez playing first base because he bats right-handed and (Gordy) Coleman doesnt do too well against some of the better left-handed pitchers, said Sisler. I wasn't really counting on Perez at the start of the season, but by his hitting and geeneral all-round play he quickly forced me into platooning the first base position.

Sisler also had praise for his pitching ace Sammy Ellis, who picked up his 19th victory against eight defeats by pitching to four Mets in the ninth inning. He wanted to get in thlS( game, the manager said, nod-i ding toward Ellis, who had sur-j prised observers by running out to the mound. This week there are a variety of activities being planned for CYO participants. Touch football teams are being organized for the coming season. There will be games played every week with finalists going to the state playoffs at the end of the season.

Anyone interested in joining or organizing a team may get further information by getting in touch with Father Brennan at the Fatima Rectory or with Charlie Lenox. Fourteen seats have already been taken for the LSU-Rice game on September 25. There7 are 26 seats Persons wanting to get tickets are asked to obtain them at the dance Saturday night. Track Shoes Weather Control by J. P.

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Cleveland, Kalin. Detrhit, .294. I RUNS Versalles, Minnesota, 112; Uiva. Minnesota. 101: Buford, Chicago, fW Colavito and Wagner, Cleveland, 82.

BUNS BATTED IN Colavito, Cleveland, 97: Horton, Detroit, 93; Oliva. Minnesota, 90; Mantilla, Boston. 88: Hall. Minnesota, 76. HITS Oliva, Minnesota.

169; Ver- i Katies, Minnesota, 154; Colavito, Cleve- tend, 150: Tresh. NewYork. 149; Rich- Srdson. 14. TRIPLES Campaneris.

Kansas City, i 5i; Apricio. Baltimore and Versalles, Minnesota, 10: Smith, California, Caus-Srjv Kansas City and Blasingame. Washington. 8. HOME RUNS Horton, Detroit and Conigliaro.

Boston. 27; Wagner. Cleveland, 26; Colavito, Cleveland, 25; Cash, -petroit and Tresh. New York, 23. a STOLEN B.ASES Campaneris.

Kansas City, 49; Cardenal, California, 37; Davalillo, Cleveland, 24; Aparicio, Baltimore, 23: Versalles, Minnesota, 19. PITCHING decisions) Grant. Minnesota. 18-5, Terry. Cleveland, Jl-4, McLain, Detroit, 12-5, Itsher, Chicago and Siebert.

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