Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 17

Roanoke Spikemen Sharp LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) Another onslaught on the record books was expected today as AAA, AA and A high school thinclads perform in the 37th Southwestern Relays. Some 1,800 persons turned out for Wednesday's class and action and saw 11 records fall. Bob Thomas of Father Teurlings of Lafayette was the top man in Wednesday's action as i he smashed three records in class B. Thomas heaved the shot 53Vi, hurled the discus 143- 2'i and tossed the javelin for new records.

He also finished second in the pole vault. The only other record in class came when Jimmy Laborde of Bordelonville stepped off a 9.9 in the 100-yard dash. Seven records fell in class competition. Roger Parker of Sikes turned in a 10-flat in the century and then sparked the Sikes 440-yard relay team to a 46-flat to better records in both events. The other members of the Sikes team were Mickey Parker, Karl Womack and Bruce Crain.

Roanoke's sprint medley relay team of Ronnie Dupont, Pat Bowers, Larry Hargrave and in Relays Matthew Meyer shattered the Maurice clipped off a 15.1 in the standard in their specialty with a 3:51.4 time. The mile relay unit of Steve Meyer, Matthew Meyer, Hargrave and Bowers were clocked in 3:39.9 which also bettered a class standard. Leonard Troutman of Roanoke hurled the javelin 181-6 for a new mark, Cordell Darlez of 120-yard high hurdles and Shannon Cary of Lacassinc got off a shot put of for the other class standards. In unofficial team standings, Roanoke piled up 71 points for the top spot in class and Louisiana School for the Deaf had 36 to lead class B. SW Relays Summary Fryar Pitches LaGrange Nine By Cowboys 8-3 The LaGrange Gators parlayed some timely hitting and a neat pitching performance by vami i Johnny Fryar to down the Me-; 11-9 2, Robert frochmpn hv 1h(! tlllie Of 7 CLASS Track events 100-yard Jimmy Laborde, Bordelonville, 9.9, 2, Roger Soils, Port Sulphur, 10.2.

3, Bob Gulllory, Mamou, 10.4. Larry Demoulln, Livonia, 10.5. 5, Joe Marlln, Arnaudvllle, 10.6. (Breaks old record ot 10.1 set by Craiq Henry of St. Michael ot Crowley In 19il).

Mile Gayle Ashley, Crowvllle, 4:42.4. 5, Gordon Mamou, 4.42.6. 3, Pat Morrow, Arnaudvllle, 4:43. 4, Douglas Casper, USD, 4:47.6. 5, Larry Prlmeaux, Bell City, 4:52.

High John Benoll, Gorettl, 15.7, 2, Larry Grundstrom, Port Sulphur, 15.9. 3, Douglas Migues, Delcambrc, 16.0. 4, Lenny Dartet, Central Catholic, 16.3. 5, Hillary Langlols, Catholic of New Roads, 16.6. Low John Benol), Goreltl, 20.7.

2, James Granlch, Port Sulphur, 21,2. 3, Douglas Mlnues, DelCambre, 21.3. 4, Lenny Ddrtez, Central Catholic, 21.4. 5, James Clement, LSD, 21.7. 440-yard La.

School for Deaf (Douglas Aymond, Cleve Cormier, Larry Holloway, James Clement), 45.6. 1, Livonia, 45.7. 3, St. Francis of lota, 46.1. 4, Youngsvllle, 46,2, 5, Baslle, 46.5.

Sprint medley La. School lor Deaf (Ralph Loverldge, Larry Holloway, Doug Aymonds, Doua Kaspcr), 3.50.9. 2, Patterson, 3:51.0. 3, Delcambre, 3:51.4. 4, Tic between Bordelonville and Youngs- vllle, 3:53.4.

Mile Southeastern (Jim Hlte John Chris Lawrence, Newman In, Youngsvllle, 19-8 3 Robert Thomas, Tcurlings, 2, Bobby Dlabarlolo, Point Sul- Phur, 3, Larry Woodcock, Kinder 9 4 'J )0 Alrhardl, Youngsville, 5, Daniel Duplantls, Holy Savior (Breaks old record of 141-lOVi set by Steve Fremln ol Delcombrc In 1962). Team Scoring: Louisiana School for Deof 34, Port Sulphur 27, Father Teurllngs 23, Deleam- brc 21, Pallerson 19, SI. Francis of lota I 6 Marie Goreltl of Lake Arthur 15, Bordelonville 14, Southeastern 12, Livonia 11, Youngsvllle 10, Mamou 7, Kinder 6, Crowvllle Holy Savior ol Lockport 5, White Caslle 4, Central Catholic of Morgan City 4, Arnaudvllle 4, Moreau- vllle 3, Elton 3, Bdslle Bell City 2, Loreauvllle 2, Welsh 2, Catholic of New Roads 1, Fenton 1, Acadia Baptist of Eunice 0, Fatlmo of Lafayette 0, Jackson 0, Mount Carmel of Abbeville 0, Oak Hill 0, Plain Dealing 0, Poydras 0, St. Edmund of Eunice 0, St. James 0, Sam Houston of Lake Charles 0.

CLASS Track events 100-yard Roger Parker, Sikes, 10.0. 2, Gerald Couvlllion, Broussard. 3, Joe Muffoletto, St. Joseph of Jeaner- eltc. 4, Pat Bowers, Roanoke, 10.6.

5, Terry Broussard, Maurice, 10.7. (Breaks old record of 10.1 set by Don Troutman of Roanoke In 1957 and tied by Parker In 1963.) 1, James Romero, Milton, 4:45.4 I 2, Joe Warren, Longvllle, 4:59.4. 3, Gerald Hernandez, St. Gabriel, 5:04.8. 4, David Ravcy, Roonokc, 5:05.0.

5, Donald Gou- Folhcr Ireaux, Lacassine, 5:05.5. (Breaks old rec- Sulphur, 162-8. 5, C. J. Thibodeaux, Livonia, 160-'j.

(Breaks old record ot set by Raymond Meaux, Lake Arthur In 1963). Triple Larry Hollowoy, LSD, 42-2. 2, Jimmy Laborde, Bordelonville, 42.1 3, Benny Dronet, Delcambre, Ronnie Hayes, Welsh, 40-2. 5, Alvln Breoux, Bell City, High Rickey Truax, SI. Francis of lota, 5-10.

2, Pat Klscr, Teurlings, 5-6. 3, Marcus Viator, Delcambre, 5-6. 4, John Hllc, Southeastern, 5-6. 5, Gaylord Sonnier, Fenton, 5-4. Pole Ken Theriot, Pallerson, -9.

2, Robert Thomas, Teurlings. 11-0, Jr nf 3' Howard Jeansonne, Moreauville, 10-6. Neese freshmen by me nine 01 4 Tyrone oubroc, aordeionvinc, 10-6. 5, Mtrorlnnorliu nftprnonn at Le- Marcus Viator, Delcambre, 10-6. 8-3 Wednesday aiu.rnuun cu Sho ftut Bob Tnoma Teurimns, rtinn TTipld 53V2 2 Bobby Dlbartolo, Port Sulphur, glOll i iciu.

3j Larry oodcock, Kinder, 47-7. 4, i i Jimmy Vldrine, Goretti, 46-7V3. 5, Rene Thp GatOl'S Struck lor tWO tal- Borros, Port Sulphur, 46-3. (Breaks old UK connnri of 50-6V 3 set by Larry Guidry of lies the bottom ol tne second Obc i in in m))i Inrl nft' thp inn- Broad jump 1, Henry Cormier, St. as Greg Dupin led on me Francis ota 2 o-s.

2, Alien Rivers, ing with a walk. After Dupin casiie, second, lie advanced to Hoitzciow, third on a passed ball. He scored when Carl Shetler lifted a sac-; A rifice fly to center. Tom Silvia ft ACldlfl walked, stole second and scored on two passed balls. The Cowboys came back to go ahead in the third as Wayne Savoy walked, stole second and advanced to third on Phil Culotta's fielder's choice.

After Culotta stole second, Doug McCul- Dolcombre, 3:41.3. Field events Robert Thomas, runn--, i Teurllnqs, W-VA. 2, Chris Heberl, Holy i YD hc of St Savior of Lockport, 170-6 3, A. J. Sey B( hurrt? rca a 'A 9 1 mour, Elton, 167-3.

4, Jody Nelson, Port i IOI nurdles-l, Dartcz, Mau rlr Leonard Troutmon, Raanoke, 3, Kenn Connor, hur, 20-2. 4, Bob I Loreauville, l9-9 3 i. 5, Paul Bod- 16.3. 3, Raymond Monceaux, Roanoke, 4, R. A.

Dunn, Sikes, 16.6. 5, James Weber, St. Joseph of Jeanerelle, 16.8. (Breaks own record of 15.2 set In 1964). Mile Roonoke (Steve Meyer, Matthew Meyer, Larry Hargrove, Pat Bowers), 3:39.9.

2, St. Gabriel, 3M2.3. 3, Sikes 3.50.5. 4, Lacassine 3:51,0. 5, Maurice 3:51.1.

(Breaks old record of 3:41.4 set by Roanoke In 1964). I Low Cordell Dartez, Maurice, 20.9. 2, Raymond Monceaux, Roanoke, 21.9. 3, Larry Twiner, St. Gabriel, 32.0.

4, Lercy Breaux, Maurice, 22.5. 5, Glen Melancon, St. Joseph of Rayne, 23.0. 440-yard Sikes (Mickey Parker, Karl Womack, Bruce Grain, Roger Parker), 46.0. 2, Roanoke, 46.1.

3, 'Si. Gabriel, 47.1. 4, Tie between Henry, 47.8 and St. Joseph of Jeaneretle, 47.8. (Breaks old record of 46.4 set by Roanoke, 1955.) Sprint medley Roanoke (Ronnie Dupont, Pat Bowers, Lorry Hororove, Mathew Meyer, 3:51.4.

2, Milton, 3:56.6. 3, Maurice, 3.56.7. 4, Henry, 4:00.8. 5, Sikes, 4:01.9. Field Events Leonard Troutman, Roanoke, 181-6.

rl APRIL 1S65, Lake Chores American Pfess Landry Adds Two Coaches The addition coaches to the School athletic st announced by Rev fiel, Landry prin Tony Palermo, St, Bernard High Breaux Bridge for seasons, will join staff as an ass coach and head cc. varsity basketbal Tony Bourgeois lead coach at of two new High a ff has been Harry Bene- School of the past three the Landry slant football ach for junior be head coacli for junior varsity football and track. Father Benefiel announced the hiring of the two coaches Wednesday night at a meeting of the Landry Athletic Association. Bourgeois, a native of Covington, attended St. Paul High School there and graduated from Southeastern Louisiana College 1 coach and junior jarsity basketball coach at palima High School of Lafayette for two years, wilt bccomb head basket- where he competed in track and head track I football.

He began coaching at St. Paul in 1962, compiling a 2-2 JV football record and a 12-7 mark with the JV cage team. He went to ball coach at Lajidry and will i Fatima the following year. His JV basketball team won 21 and lost in two seasons and his truck teams finished fifth and third in District 12-B. Palermo's teams won 1G games and lost 15 during his i three seasons at St.

Bernard. 19G2 team won nine and lost I A 28-year-old native of Bunk- I -i i 11 i' a ermo was a letterman in cast Louisiana whacked sSW 3 tba11 track in 74 inTiiJ firct fih'gn school. He graduated from me nisi lhc Univcrsity of Southwestern in 1960 with a degree education. After graduating from College, served as coach at SI Tribe Oefs Win, ind Gome Tied U1 year and at Julia a baseball Wednesday. struggled until dark in ah 11- inning nightcap ihat went into i the books as a tie.

Mike Vining pitched the wifeil. for Northeast in (he opener. Hc i Mj llland lor two ycars bcfore got a boost from homers by gom Beniard as head Charlie Dykes ini (he first and coaL In a rls Alton Thomas ih the fourth, both with one on. The second gclmc developed into a pitchers battle. Jack Vaughn went all the way for Soulheasfern.

DaWd Davis, Er- POINTING THE WAY Doug Sanders gestures holeward as his ball rolls on the green during Wednesday's practice round for the Masters golf in Augusta, Ga. (AP Wire- photo). Wednesday's Result I both the runners lor singled home. The Gators tied the scored at i a 4-1 victory. ORANGE (Spl.) The Lake Charles Wildcat girls' tennis team handed Starks High of Orange its second loss in a row here Wednesday afternoon with 151-7 3 5, Donald Arceneaux, Milton (Breaks old record of 169-6V 2 set by James Hebert of Milton in 1963) Triple Gordon Kroll, Edqord, 2, Warren Perrin, Henry, 41-2'; Dennis Faulk, Grand Lake, John Mcche, Milton 5, Lloyd Dcnois, Milton, High Sieve Meyer, 5-9.

2, Leonard Troutman, Roanoke, 5-4. I Angeles lead bcsl-ol-7 scries, 21 3, Ben James, Sikes 5-5. 4, J. M. Crador, Grand Lake, 5-4.

5, Joseph Cypel, SI. Today's Game Joseph of Jeanerelle, 5-2. Eastern Division Final i Shannon Cary, Lacassine, i Philadelphia ol Boston, best-of series 47-4. 2, Monceaux; Roanoke, 46-7U 'lied, 1-1 3, Mike Baudoin, Henry, 4. Tom 'Injured' Bailey Howell Leads Bullets by Lakers game time, Howell scored 29 A muscle spasm in prc-game points and grabbed 17 rebounds praclicc kepl oul and survived 40 minutes of ishing basketball without fur-' iecond 8 amc 1 6 aln sl Los An rol Barnes and Dean Bounds worked for Northeast.

(1st GflME) Southeastern 000 003 8 I Northeast 302 200 -7110 Thomas and Frcenlan, Breschrr (5) Vlninq, Bounds (7) and Kincald. WP- Thomas (1-1). LP-Vlnlr)g (2-0). Home Dykes, 1 on In 1st; Thomas, 1 on In 4th. Southeastern, Labouve, 2 on In 6th.

(2nd GAME) Southeastern 100 101 010 5 3 Northeast )OI 100 010 I 2 Vaughn and Freembn; Davis, Barnes Bounds (7) and Kincald. Home Cotton, none on, oth. BULLETIN AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) Tommy Aaron knocked five strokes off par today with a Ua- first round (o take the early lead in the Masters Golf Tournament. The 28-year-old Georgian, in his fifth year as a professional, finished his rouiv 1 with a 15- foot putt 011 Nc, lb for his sixth birdie.

His only bogey 1 came on the par four ninth. i He held a two-stroke lead I over Mason Rudolph, who opened with Western Division Final Baltimore 122, Los Angeles 11 Adair, Roanoke, 40-6V2. 5, Lloyd Dcnals, Milton, 40-lVj. (Breaks old record ot i set by Lionel Carter of Morrow Pole Bruce Crain, Sikes, 10-6. 2, Leonard Troutman, Roanoke, 10-6.

I drove, Roanoke, 10-0. 3-3 in the fourth as Dupiu walked, advanced two bases on passed balls and scored on a wild pitch. LaGrange put the game out of reach in the fiffli and sixth with five runs. Dupin got singles in both of those frames to drive in single tallies while Kenneth Stutes also had a run-batted-in for the The Wildcats now have won five dual matches this year, lost one and tied one. Lake Charles got off on the right foot with a sweep in the doubles.

Debbie Ranier and Willie Landry teamed to down Linda James and Pat Hare by 8-3 and then Lora Lana Spears a ci Broad 1, Warren Perrin, Henry, 21-7Vi. 2, Roger Parker, Sikes, 21-4. 3, Dennis Faulk, Grand Lake, 4, John Meche, Milton, 19-1 Hi. 5, Roland Jonlse, Roanoke 19-6. 1, Shannon Cary, Lacassine, 1195.

2, Shelley Plalsance, St. Gabriel, 1147. 3, Paul Broussard, Milton 114-4. 4, Raymond Monceaux, Roanoke 109-0 5, Royce McFatter, Longville, 104-0. Team Scoring: Roanoke 71, Sikes 37, Milton 26, St.

Mary Nezzio took an 8-3 vcr-, Sl Jeanerette 10, Edqard 5, Longvllle 5, E. Broussard of Abbeville 4, St. Joseph of Rayne 1, Ccnterville 0, Flora 0, Meaux 0, St. Joseph of Plauchcville. Fridoy's Gomes Los Angeles at Baltimore Boston at Philadelphia BALTIMORE (APi pressure didn't bother Bailey Howell.

He was so relaxed, he was floating. After undergoing intensive treatment and taking pills to relax his back muscles, the veteran Baltimore cornerman led the Bullets to a 122-115 victory ishing basketball without further aggravating his old back 8 elcs liry Howell sank 10 of 20 field goal The come -from- behind tri-1 att empts and led both teams in ump gave Baltimore its first rebounding Wednesday during a le victory in the National Basket-' rou contest in which 65 fouls ball Association's best-of-7 Western Division final playoff. The Lakers had taken the first two games of the series in Los Angeles. Baltimore and Los Angeles take a breather tonight, out the Eastern Division final resumes were called. Jerry West, the phenomenal backcourt star of the Lakers, put on another dazzling show with 44 points.

BASEBALL SHOES Sizes 12 Thru S'-'j Come by for your pair now PA I It over the Los Angeles Lakers Boston with the defending VVPnnPSfinv' nionl Wednesday night. champion Celtics entertaining Although he was a doubtful I (he Philadelphia 76ers in a ser starter until two hours before lies tied 1-1. Gators in the sixth. diet'over Sonora Hudson and The victory left coacli Tom- Kathy Fisher, my Bankslon's Gators with The only defeat for the Wild- record of three victories and one cats came when Starks' Margo defeat. The McNeese freshmen Joiner turned back Spears, 8-1.

are now 1-1 for the year. captured a 7-2 triumph ACRANGE over Gayle Woodside and Vick- oo jc Barnhill defeated Fisher, 8-3. In the number two match ol the day, Landry and Hudson played to a 7-7 tie called be- i cause of a time limit. Lake Charles will host Forest Park of Beaumont today at the Wildcat tennis courts at 3:30 p.m. Savoy 3110 Spell Ib 0 1 1 ulotla ss 4120 Rsto 3b I 0 1 McCr II 30120 pm 0 Pierce 3000 Ivey 4000 McMillan Ib 30 1 0 Silvia rf 2210 Gamble 2b 2100 Cole 2b 0 0 0 Ostrchr 2000 Shetler 00 Trosclair 30 3000 Stutes If 1 1 1 Kohler rf 3000 Fryar 3010 Melhvln 1000 Cooley pi 0100 TotflU J7 3 5 Totals 13 1 6 4 012 000 3 ....020 123 8 UNCHALLENGED SALES LEADERSHIP FOR OVER 10 YEARS Pierce Fryar IP ER BB SO i 6 7 53245 Ivey, Frvar.

Silvia, Cooley, Savoy, Culotla 2, Gam- i ble, Troscloir. LOB McNeese 7, Lo- Grange 6. (1-1). L-Pierce (01! Polk Boxers Seek Titles THE WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING AIR CONDITIONER FORT POLK (Spl.) Four Fort Polk boxers Monday began a month-long series of trials at Fort Campbell, aiming at an All-Army title and a chance to represent the Army at the interservice championships. Northeast Pens Block Ace Foster MONROE (Spl.) The most outstanding player in Louisiana class A basketball Jell Foster of Block of Jonesvillo Jamcs ClK hran is in the lrials has become tlio third nigh One ol Hie Polk lighters.

school star to sign an athletic grant in-aid pact with Northeast State. Foster, (H and 175. was named the state's top player in his class by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association after leading Block to a 33-2 record and averaging 27.1 points, J-J and 6 assists. despite a loss to Eugene Peoples. Fort Bliss, in the semi-! finals ol the 4lh Army boxing i tournament Mar.

16-18 at Fort I Polk. The other three Polk boxers Ray Victoria (119), Tom Lutge (132) and Gene Romero (178) eacb won his weight class for the 4th Army title. FULL TON 18,000 BTli NEMA CERTIFIED MODEL 4D25E7 RE-ELECT ARTHUR MORENO City Councilman Your i rcpiTbi'iUiiig all Hie people. Fur t'ouUuucd progress VOTE NO. 17 Voui bt- uppm-iutrd.

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