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NM 'air VatamOd 11NnommEnmonwpmgmmwmpmwrimps 0mfritswamm) IIMMOMMA TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-WITII TODAY'S' PICTURES ig THE SHREVEPORT JOURNAL SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY LA FRIDAY AUGUST 4 1967 A ELEVEN In Pan-American Games Expansion Upsets Cuba in Baseball Texas League Looks For Franchise Here The Yanks had to grit their teeth and take it in the preliminary round as Cuban fans snake-danced in the stands chanting "Coo-ba Frank Broyles Has a Point Coo-ba Coo-ha" and standing in front of the US dugout after the game to yell at the UR players THURSDAY NIGHT the Cu "It's in the way you dress the way you behave the way you go to church on Sunday" he said "WE THINK it's important "saved" to beat them again in the opening round of the championship round This time the Yanks tore into Alarcon like fresh meat scoring four "I want to see a handsome young Alt-American football team" be said "We don't bear anyone sa yyes or no we say yes sir and no sir" Mathematics to Aid Coaches A Irir'l' I i 0 i Oi 4 i It1) 1 )r ft' 1 '1' ci r)1 i A l''4i irf '''S i'''! ilikir id? ::1 :34: oto: :::4:1 rli4t 1:" tai T'''r 4 414 ti t'''''' 0464 1 4110 4' PW" --r4tiLL )Ae 4 4 1E 4: 4 ti 1 loc 1 is 2 4: I 1-f: -iA 'i: ii: AV'-13A 4 4 Oi 4nowsmiAW I 44 i 0 E'i 14 '4 11 resume the Old Dixie Series with the Southern League The resumption of the Dixie Series which was last played in 1958 was subject to approval by directors of the Southern League THE SERIES would open September 5 at the home of the Texas League champion Presently Amarillo leads the circuit by eight games After three games the series would move to the home of the Southern champ with the series running four-of-seven "I think the Dixie Series will stimulate attendance in the Texas League and give the players some post season activity to look forward to" Finnerty said "It was a good series in the past" EFFORTS WERE MADE to stimulate attendance which has dropped nine per cent this season Finnerty blamed bad weather "and a runaway race" for the drop in league attendance Ile said an eight-team race would be "an ideal situation" and help strengthen the league The directors adjourned the meeting to attend the league's annual all-star game with the National League llouston TEXAS LEAGUE Hnuston Astros 200 300 7 0 TL AllStars OW 200 2 7 4 Soinks Penalver (4) Eiters (7) Owens (8) Sembera (9) and Brand Adiesh (5) Duffle Pierint (4) Shard (4) Robertson (a) Kekich (8) Ler sen (8) and Smith LP Windshield Cracked? 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TEXACO Gasoline FIRE 119a I SKY IR9o CHIEF 10 I 1 1 CHIEF IOU to BACON EDWARDS 2739 Greenwood Rd runs in the second inning and rolling up an early 8-0 lead The Cubans staged a desperate rally in the eighth inning for three them on only one hit with the help of walks and errors but southpaw John Curtis of Clemson University was relieved by righthander Ray Blosse of High Poin NC College and Blosse saved the four-hit win for Curtis THE US HITTING was led by George Greer of the University of Connecticut with a homer and a single and Mike Marques of Stanford University with three doubles and a single Suddenly after winning six straight games the Cuban "super" team has lost two straight games finishing the preliminary round with a sloppily played 10-9 loss to Canada before Thursday night's defeat For a team with a long winning streak Cuba had to use many pitchers for example reliever Alfredo Street appeared last night for the third straight game THE CUBAN HURLERS look worn out but they roust come right back to beat the Yanks tonight or the gold medal goes to the US Only four gold medals were decided Thursday and the United States got one of men's epee fencing State Baptist To Play Started The Louisiana State Baptist Royal Tournament which began here last night at the Baptist Park on Greenwood Road will continue through tomorrow night The meet was moved here this year from Alexandria IN THE CRUSADER DIVISION for boys 9-11 Southside of Shreveport defeated Shreveport First Baptist 6-5 and Summer Grove downed Highland 7-6 while in the Pioneer Division for boys I2-14 Queensobro blanked Shreveport Emmanuel 10-0 and Mooringsport took the measure of Highland by the same count In the lone Ambassador Division game Mooringsport ripped Summer Grove 10-0 The Ambassador teams are for boys 15-17 Other aggregations competing are: Mooringsport Cook of Ruston and Bossier First Baptist in the Crusader Division Northside of Alexandria Emmanuel of Alexandria and Cook and First of Ruston in the Pioneer Division and First of Shreveport and Bossier in the Ambassador division FIRST AND SECOND place trophies will be awarded along with a consolation trophy in each division THURSDAY'S RESULTS Crusader Division Southside (Shreveport) 6 First Baptist (Shreveport) 5 Summer Grove (Shreveport) 7 High lend (Shreveport) 6 Pioneer Division Queensboro Baptist 10 Emmanuel (Shreveport) 0 Mooringsport 10 Highland (Shreveport) Ambassador Division Mooringsport 10 Summer Grove (Shreveport) 0 TOa By UPI I WINr The Cuban tired 1 sudden surpris the basebal for the If th( in these was su base seemed Cuba in two nary rc BUT charnpi! night series" the Uni with a five an to score Now only tol Saturda its reco the Par sport invente( IVITH finals a the Uni did cha 97 gol century time it games! the US baseball ri big Go Spe LONG ney wil tomot Longvie' sumes stock ca Open featured and sto guara $1350-4 $350 for THE will line standing have ti 7:30 o'cl Shreve are Bill erty Bi hams I Smith OPEN Ten) Longview Snuffy SIT Cook Longview shall 7 Mc Lester Texarkana port 4 10112V11 Longview Tony Wr Hannigan Kilgore 7 Brooks De HY Sam Mill01 By San Oleg( Phoenix 9 Tulsa 6 Portland Oklahoma Vancouvet 1 Toledo 5 Buffalo 6 Toronto 3- Columbus Elmira 10 13nghamtc Pewluckel York at No games Birmingha Charlotte Macon 3 1111' 4 By UP! The Cuban tired sudden surprising the baseball for the If in these was baseball seemed Cuba in two BUT championship night series" the United with a five to score Now only Saturday's its record the sport invented IVITH finals the United chance 97 gold century time in games the US baseball Big Go At will -tomorrow Longview stock car Open featured and stock $350 for THE will lineup standings have 7:30 Shreveport are Bill Smith OPEN (Top Ten): Longview Snuffy Cook Longview 7 McLester Texarkana port LOneView Longview Tony Hennigan Kilgore 7 Brooks 10 Sam Minor By San Diego Phoenix 9 Tulsa 6 Portland Oklahoma Vancouver Toledo 5 Buffalo 6 Toronto Columbus Elmira 10 Binghamton Pawtucket York at No games Birm Ingham Charlotte Macon 3 14 front rim are: Suzie Hunt Gary Hendricks Ronald Scott Addison In the from left to right are: Robin Gardner John Hickson Martha Reyenga and Bastian who coaches the group official of the City AJBC association (Journal Photo by Lea) HOLIDAY BOWLING junior bowlers shown here advanced to the House tournament finals in the Journal Bowling Program at Holiday Lanes in Bossier City by placing first or second in the July twosome shoot In the IIouse tourney that will be rolled the latter part of August they will be trying for finalist positions in the City championship tourney From left to Owners Want Majors Veto League Changes JOHN GRIFFIN Executive Sports Editor WINNIPEG Canada (UPI) Yanks are hitting the pitching staff seems out and all of a the United States has a chance to wrap up Pan American games championship today first time in history there was a "sure thing" fifth Pan-Am games it supposed to be the Cuban that surer than ever as walloped the US team meetings in the preliminary round WIIEN they opened the round Thursday the three-game "world of the games it was States that exploded 13-hit attack against arm-weary Cuban hurlers an 8-3 upset the Yanks need to win tonight's second game or third game to end of never having won Pan-Am title in baseball a that was after all in the United States FIVE track and field on the Friday program States has a splendid to shove its total of medals over the mark for the third the history of the All the wins are big the biggest one for athletes here is that title Money To to Racers Longview Special to The Journal LONGVIEW money go for grabs here night when the Racing Bowl resumes its weekly program of racing competition will be for both the modified car classes with a guaranteed purse of $1350-41000 for modifieds and the stock cars STOCK CAR drivers according to point with the modifieds to time trials starting at o'clock drivers entered Norris Junior Daugherty Billy Ebling Jere Williams Don Young and Snuffy COMPETITION point standing Stockers: 1 Rey 2 Bill Norris Shreveport 3 Smith Shreveport 4 FreddY Monroe 5 Dean Jester 6 Charlie Hennigan Marshall Joe Duncan Longview 8 Bill Longview 9 Ronnie Mills 10 Jr Daugherty Shreve Modified: IReY IMAMS 2 Chubby Adams 3 Sonny Johnson Tyler 4 Wright Texarkana 5 Ace Marshall 6 Andy Burns Sidney Clark Dallas 8 Bob Dallas 9 Frank Riley Dallas Watson Longview League Results The Associated Press Pacific Coast League 7 Indianapolis 4 13 InningS Denver 7 Seattle 7 5 Spokane 2 City 2 Hawaii 1 14 Innings 9 Tacoma 2 International League Rochester 0 Richmond 3 3-5 Jacksonvilie 1-2 at Syracuse rain Eastern League Reading 1 2-0 Waterbury 7-0 Pittsfield 34 Williamsport rain Texas WOW scheduled Southern League 2 Evansville 1 4 Knoxville I Montgomerv 0 '4t 14 r4C4J4i -r 4 't 4" 1 4 ::::4 '40 fi --t ii iii ---v--t 1 s- I '1'''''''411 i 1 tc) 3 iiili MiiAti'az: bans started sturdy righthander Manual Alarcon the pitcher who beat them in the opening game of the preliminary round and had been that our boys be the best mannered and the best dressed group on campus We don't want a bunch of ruffians" he said More Time unanimously approved by the 10 American League club owners Giles listed other objections including the belief that creation of eastern and western divisions within the major leagues would be too much of a departure from the traditional method of deciding pennant races Under the American League plan Boston New York Baltimore Washington and Cleveland would form an Eastern Division with Detroit Chicago Minneapolis California and Kansas City forming the western half er half The Western and Eastern champions would meet in a playoff to decide the league of ern Division clubs for virtually the whole season Coach Don Shula's Colts have been placed in the Coastal Division with Los Angeles San Francisco and Atlanta and are favored to gain the playoff semifinals This means the Colts will have only one meeting with Green Bay Chicago and Detroit THERE HAS been some criticism that the Colts are growing old but Shula who has had the Colts in the running for the Western Crown in his three full seasons as coach feels he's got a solid group of veterans and "the best crop of rookies we've had in some time" All-pro Johnny 'Unitas hampered by an ailing shoulder late last season is back for his 12th pro campaign and is said to be in top shape by club officials The 34-year-old quarterback has been throwing well at training camp here "I THINK I've got four or five more years left" says Unitas who has set NFL career records for most touchdown passes 232 and most yards gained passing 29539 Rola In case of an injury to Unitas the Colts could be in trouble because they dealt off backup man Gary Cuozzo to New Orleans for the No 1 cllege draft pick which turned out to be Michigan Mel Maim's Club Stays in Running Special to the Journal OKLAHOMA CITY Mel MclIeha's Oklahoma City Sgors kent Pace with the Sln Hegn Padres in the Pacific Coast League last night by Hawaii 2-1 in 11 Tommy Murray of Marshall Tex was the big hero for right in the David Hendricks Doss and back row Bastian Sue David McAvoy Mrs Dot and is an bowling Lawrence By KEN HARTNETT CHICAGO (AP) The American League as failed to get past first base with a proposal for divisional plan that could have led to the first re structaring of big league base ball since 1901 Tradition-m inded National League owners pleading that they lacked time for study shunted the proposal aside Thursday at the close of two days of meetings "The main objection was that we didn't have notice of this thing" said Warren Giles pres- ident of the National League after the tabling of a proposal Solid Group BATON ROUGE (UPI) Frank Broyles head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks says the best thing a coach can have to figure the winning percentages in football is a good mathematical background "I think the mathematical training I received at Georgia Tech in engineering has helped me most" Broyles told the Louisiana High School Coaches Association Clinic Thursday BROYLES WHO has built Arkansas into a perennial national power and fielded five Southwest Conference champions in nine years then backed up his point with a short lesson in figuring football percentages "If you get that ball inside your twenty and you don't make a first down and kick out and they return the punt inside the 50-yard line" he said "they are going to score 50 per cent of the time "Now if you make that first down and move out and kick it down inside their thirty then they are not going to score but two times in a hundred" he continued "WHEN THE OTHER team grabs the momentum like they recover a fumble they are going to come out 25 per cent stronger" he said "and you have to be in a position to know that and know you are going to have to be 25 per cent stronger to face them in that Si tuation" That said Broyles is when the leadership of veteran players counts He said it's up to them to tell the sophomores to play harder and be ready for the extra effort by opponents Broyles greying at the temples but looking as agile as he did in a Tech uniform said the same leadership displayed on the field should be found on campus JIB SAID that at Arkansas a senior has a talk with a younger player who might be cutting classes or doing something that might hurt the team lie stressed the clean-cut image team morale and said the most important factor in building a great football team is tradition Monroe Aces In Hilltop Race Program Eddie Dye Mike Cook Red Futch Charles and Ray Nugent head a list of open competition drivers out of Monroe for tonight's stock car races at Hilltop Racing Bowl that start at 8:30 o'clock THE USUAL NUMBER of Sire veport drlvers will be presmt to see what they can do bout some of the night's prize money in this area Longview will be represented by Ron McCune Joe Duncan and Dean Jesters A DeRIDDER GIRL Miss Marie Johnson will rule as the New Setup to Benefit Colts RediciPlit Ds Cori WESTMINSTER Md (UPI) -The new setup in the National Football League (NFL) is expected to benefit the Baltimore Colts who won't have to battle it out against the rugged West Hilltop Bowl Queen She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnson Her father partici pates in drag racing on the Shreveport 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Carefree Vacations! 001111110411111a7311100 1111111111: 1111011L 11111111k rv "A gestaitof gm's mot QLtt champion under an arrangement similar to professional football's Baseball Commissioner William Eckert said further consideration on the proposal which was not put to a formal vote at the joint session was possible In other action Charles Finley of the Kansas City Athletics told fellow owners that he has hired a management consultant firm to make a detailed study of Kansas City Oakland Calif and Seattle Wash to help determine the future of the franchise The Athletics are in the final year of their lease on Municipal Stadium 1 State's all-America defensive end Bubba Smith Jim Ward from little Gettysburg College and rookie Terry Southall from Baylor rank behind Unitas Ward spent last season on the taxi squad BALTIMORE BOASTS three outstanding veteran pass catchers in split end Ray Berry tight end John Mackey and flanker Jimmy Orr Veteran Lenny Moore second-year man Willie Richardson and rookie Ray Perkins from Alabama provide depth The fullback slot is in good knds with Jerry Hill and Tony Lorick Tom Matte is the No 1 halfback backed by rookie Jim Detwiler of Michigan SBULA CAM i to camp with the idea of rebuilding the offensive line and getting some depth at linebacker berths Old stalwart Jim Parker 33 Bob Vogel Dan Sullivan Dick Syzmanski and Glenn Ressler compose the offensive line Alex Asanclusky has retired but rookie Norm Davis from Grambling is expected to break into the lineup Baltimore had a 7-2 record last season until Unitas' ailment popped up and finished 945 excluding a ictory in the playoff bowl "We've got to stay healthy" says Still la CAR RACES Full Field of Super Modifieds Expected Dallas Racing Club will again sanction events for this Saturday night $1350 Guaranteed Purse $1000 Modified $350 Stock Complete program scheduled including 7 races for modified and 5 for stocks Open competition on both stock and modified I No Increase in Admission Time Trials Begin 7:30 i finnu'icties Longview 1'121 Racing I (Bowl i 1 7 RBaoci re 1 1 OPEN ROAD CAMPERS AND COACHES REDI-FIT PICKUP CANOPYS (ALUMINUM) MORRISON COM-PAK SIDE BOXES DRAW-TITE TRAILER HITCHES FOR CARS 'REDI-FIT HEAVY DUTY BUMPERS REDI-FIT HEAVY DUTY GRILL GUARDS REDI-FIT SIDE MOUNT TIRE CARRIERS CHROME-PLATED SIDE RAILS FOR PICKUP AND CAMINOS Wonderful Weekends at the Lake! taltrIn riodimwo Aluminum Canopys Dry tit7 r''''tl kt: cif i 1 4 1 1)20-Ti-! kifi-- 7 8 I 1-7 0 l'y 4: 04' 1 6 0 At lio 4 1 I t1 loPoltfoll 4( owl 't :4: i 4 1 1 4 4 it! sw 1ver er "1211No'd 0 'w117T a I Side '''7-1 Box Comportments Lock CONVERT YOUR PICKUP INTO A WORKSHOP It Up and Keep It ON DISPLAY AT OUR SA LS nd SERVICE CENTER AGURS CITGO SERVICE NA Stovall West Monroe High star is shown with Utah during a break of the St Louis at Lake Forest Ill here to State Fair e'" at Lake Forest Ill here to State Fair Stadium on August 12 when the Cardinals meet the New Orleans Saints in a pre-season exhibition game Advance tickets are on sale at all Palais Royal stores and at 613 Milani St Approxi DEFENSIVE CARL vall (left) former School and LSU gri Larry Wilson of 1 in drills at the car I' 1 football Cardinals 'Stovall will return -1 1 4 DI FEN SI CA RDI (left) former School and LSU grid Larry Wilson of in drills at the camp football Cardinals Stovall will return "1 uball Il 01 Li" footia Cardinals 1 '17 Stovall will return i Ili Ifi i 46411 At Intersection of North Market and Common Street Extension Oklahoma 1 mately 20000 tickets have been sold home the clCity Ile singled incher in the 14th 3 ll Wet East of lannview on Cotton Auto and Truck Grease Repairs i Ilmt riff interKinf T1 i (Journal Photo by Bob Griffin) with his fifth hit of the night Aorommommommomentsmionk I 1 110110111EMBNIOINNIE AMMillithWilimilIMOIMENIMEMMIWIEJ mately 20000 tickets have been sold (Journal Photo by Bob Griffin) Oklahoma City Ile singled home the clincher in the 14th with his fifth hit of the night Liewommaimmonay3 Wet East of lannview ommooymilnCotton It Off interKinf 2n Auto and Truck Grease Repairs I.