2-C Friday, August 16, 1968 Monroe News-Star SPORTSMEN’S CORNER. Bender, Smith Little Room For Improving Newest Panther Dealer Franchises Contests Hold Grid Additions Rams Of 'Near Perfection' AVAILABLE The Twin City Panthers of the Southern Football By JACK STEVENSON now in the fold. son of 1967 and Allen immedi­ ■ J 4 Fish Interests League announced Thursday LOS ANGELES (AP) ~ Rosey Grier has retired but ately traded to get Roger Brown the signing of Vic Bender Coach George Allen of the Los the 1967 editi|)n of the “ Fear­ to fiU in with Jones, Merlin Ol­ and Clarence Smith to con­ Angeles Rams hasn’t rai.sed his some Foursome” returns. sen and Lamar Lundy for the V i - K By Paul Mairlin' tracts. goals a lot higher this season. Grier was hurt in the pre-sea- defensive front four. Bender was an All-Ameri­ “ You can’t improve much on A trade which sent reserve can center at Northeast near perfection,” commented quarterback Bill Munson to De­ Fishing contests remain high on the sportsman’s list State College and was draft­ the head man of the Rams head­ troit brought the Rams Pat for the next few days. ed in the twlfth round by ing into his thii'd season. Claybird Gun Studstill, available at flanker or The Ouachita Wildlife Unit’s summer contest has the National Football Los Angeles won the Coastal split end as well as doing the little more than a week to run, ending Sunday, Au­ League’s St. Louis Cardi­ Division of the National Foot­ punting. Tommy Watkins re­ gust 25. nals. He stands 6 - 2 and ball League with an 11-1-2 turning kicks and Milt Plum The Louisiana Bass Championship Tournament at weighs 230 pounds. record, losing to San Francisco, Deadline Near backng up Gabriel. Lake D ’Arbonne will be in qualifying trials this time He left the Cardinals train­ before falling to Green Bay in The Rams possess perhaps the N F L championship playoffs. the most underrated tight end in next week for the four-day event in which fishermen, ing camp to come back to Northeast because of his The Rams come back with a Bill Truax and a tough interior at the most, will fish only two days — one day to military obligation. The more experienced stand-pat At Pine Hills offensive line with Joe Corollo, qualify and then the trials if in the top 40 percent on the Cards put him on their re­ club. Why not? Tom Mack, Ken Iman, Joe Schi- In Most Parts of Louisiana for the Los Angeles led the N F L in belli, and Charlie Cowan, one day in which the angler elects to make his initial serve list. Bender graduated Gene Lutz, chairman of the fewest points allowed—196— show. from Northeast and receiv­ Winchester Claybird Tourna­ Defensive, the linebackers in­ and led the league in points clude Doug Woodlief, Myron MULTIMOBILE Bass contest days are Aug. 22-23-24 to qualify (select ed a commission through the ment for Pine Hills Gun Club, scored with 398. Pottos and Tony Guillory with one day), and Aug. 25 for the finals for the high 40 Reserve Officers Ti’aining today pointed out hardly two • Goes Anywhere • Land # Swomp • Water Corps. “ Where we improved the Irv Cross, Chuck Lamson, Ed weeks remain for shotgunners percent. Meador, Casey Williams and Favorite vehicle of sportsmen, swamp and forest Smith is a graduate most was on third down short to qualify for participation in Host Ouachita Bass Club is still accepting team Willie Daniel among the veteran workers . . . goes anywhere at 3 to 25 mph . . . of Grambling College and yardage situations,” said the the continental shooting event. registrations (two-man teams fish the contest). Con­ coach. “ In 1966 we were suc­ secondary defenders. across lakes or rivers, wet or dry terrain. Unsinkable had a tryout with the N F L ’s The tournament, a combined cessful on only about 50 percent. Allen looks for help from de­ tenders send $4 (not $6 as sometimes implied) Cleveland Browns. Smith trap and skeet event, offers fibregloss body, high flotation tires, single stick Last year we were up to about fensive lineman Gregg Schu­ cash, check or money order for each individual ($8 is 6 - 4 and weighs 220. more than $450,000 in prizes to control. Solid tires. Every sportsman wants one. macher and offensive back Wil­ for the team) to ^‘Ouachita Bass Club» P.O. Box Bender said, “ I just hope 75 per cent,” shotgunners. I can be an asset to the A big reason was the rushing lie Ellison, in their second N F L Prizes include all - expense- 501, Monroe, La., 71201.” team” . of Les Josephson, He won a reg- season. paid trips to the Bahamas for Columbia Multimobile Sales This week’s fishing guide: Bender made the All-Gulf uliar spot during the pre-season As in the immedate past, it regional winners and all • ex­ LARTO LAKE at Larto. Many taking limits of white States Conference team and then led the Rams rushers will be tough for a rookie to P.O. Box 798 Columbia, Lo (318)649-2338 pense - paid hunting and shoot­ twice for the Indians. He with 800 yards in the regular make the club. perch. Slow for bream and bass. ing tours of South America, for was also selected to play season. In addition, he grabbed BUSSEY BRAKE at Bastrop. Good catches of bass. final winners in addition to in the Coaches’ All - Ameri­ 37 passes. Bream good. presentation sets of Winchester can Game which was play­ Allen designated Roman shotguns for all class winners I LAKE D’ARBONNE at Farmerville. Upper end mud­ ed in June in Atlanta, Ga. Gabriel as his quarterback two at the club levels. died- Good catches of striped bass in the main lake Bender can remain on the seasons ago and the big fellow Many other awards are of­ E. D. Elmore along the tree line using silver shad. Some largemouth Cardinals’ reserve list as has shown consistent improve­ fered, including a sweepstakes bass. Good bream catches up D’Arbonne arm. long as he doesn’t play for ment. In 1967 he hit 196 of 371 CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD in which all entrants are auto­ BAYOU D’ARBONNE out of West Monroe. Some any N F L team. attempts for 2,779 yards and 25 touchdowns. matically entered. W A R D 2 good catches of channel cat. Anglers working with The Panthers’ first home Actually, shotgunners have appearance will come Aug. Fullback Dick Bass again is rod and reel and heavy sinker to keep bait down in being held out of the pre-season three weekends to get in their Lived in Ouochita Porish since 1931. strong current. 31 in an e.xhibition game qualifying shots — this Sunday, with Butler, Ala. games to avoid possible injury Local Business Mon Since 1946 BAYOU DESIARD at Monroe. Nice bass catches. but will be set for the regular next Sunday and Sept. 2. Bream good. Crappie slow. season. Ex-49er Bernie Casey “ I ’d like to stress again,” Lutz Graduóte of Ouachita Parish High School, Clost caught eight touchdown passes said, “ that this is not just a 1935 BLACK BAYOU LAKE near Monroe. Mostly bream. tournament for experienced Some real good catches. last season, his first as a Ram, Power Hitters and nailed down the starting as­ shooters. It’s open to men, wom­ Four Years Military Service 1942-1946 LAKE BARTHOLOMEW at Sterlington. F a ir bass in en and youngsters, and the re­ signment. Hove Always Actively Supported Ouachita Porish upper end. Bream okay. Split end Jack Snow and de­ sults of year’s past show that they stand an equitable chance School System ond School Activities CHENIERE LAKE at West Monroe. Mostly bream. fensive end David “ Deacon” to win some pretty big prizes. Some good bass catches. Upper end muddied. In Semi-Finals Jones held out in bids for more Hove Been A Resident of Word 2, 753 Bayou money this fall, but both are “ In fact. I ’d like to urge all OUACHITA RIVER is muddy and current strength­ families in the area who are Shores Since 1960. ened by recent heavy rains. Fishing efforts reduced looking for a truly family game Believe in and W ill Always Support the Highest to just about nothing. Should be fair for catfishing. to come out and see w'hat all VOTE NO. 27 Standards of Education For Our Children LAKE PROVIDENCE in East Carroll. Fishing at a Of Ladies Golf Brilliant Dunce this is about,” Lutz urged. “ It’s not just for the -men.” standstill. Police jury this week approved commercial BIRM INGHAM , Mich. (A P ) A Firm Believer in Local Rule and Deligoted Authority to All School Superintend­ fishing with gill nets from sundown to morning. Fish­ Claybird details and registra­ ents, Principals and Teochers. -Four real power hitters head­ tion can be secured through ing “ off” in other area lakes. ed into the semifinal round of Cops Evangeline Lutz at Gene’s Sporting Goods LAKE BRUIN in Tensas. Bass fair on artificial the U.S. Women's Amateur Golf on South Grand street or by con­ YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED work. Bream okav. Championship today. tacting Harrell Lary, range BIG HORSESHOE at Monterey. Taking bream, Two former champions, Mrs. Downs Main Run manager, at Pine Hills on Sun­ PAID FOR BY E. D. ELM ORE bass and white perch in good numbers. Ann Quasi Welts and Mrs. Jo day afternoons. LAKE LOUIE at Sicily Island. Speckled perch hit­ Ann Gunderson Carner, faced a LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - ting. Bass fair. pair of sti’ong challengers in Brilliant Dunce scored his sec­ DJVl Ui. l-»CLlUlt a u u ond victory o£ the meet inurs- LAKE CONCORDIA at Ferriday. Big bass keep hit­ Catlierine Lacoste of France. day night in the feature at ting. Lim its not unusual. Mrs. Welts, of Mount Vernon Evangeline Downs. LAKE ST. JOHN at Waterproof Ferriday. Big bass Wash., who has won the tourna­ Brilliant Dunce, the 3-5 bet­ Penneys Announces striking. Success remains good for bream, crappie ment three times, was the most ting favorite, took command of and cat. decisive winner in the quarter­ the race on the back stretch The Opening of its KITTERLIN CREEK BAY at Jena. Lots of bream finals when she eliminated and held off a stretch challenge MENS’ STORE Phyllis Preuss of Pompano and white perch. Also WILLOW LAKE. by King Stoneham to win by two Extra Size Suit Department Beach, Fla., 5 and 4. lengths. He returned $3.40, $2.60 e n n e i f f BL.4CK RIVER LAKE at Jonesville. Best for white Mrs. Carner, a four-time and $2.40 and was timed in ALWAYSlA/AVC FIRSTc in e T QUALITYrai I Al ITV * perch and bream. champion from Seekonk, Mass., 1:19 3-5 for the 6V2 furlongs. S.4LINE BAYOU out of Jena and Jonesville. Real had a five-up lead at the turn King Stoneham, paid $4.80 and good white perch. Ditto LITTLE RIVER. and lost only one hole on the $3.20 and Our Kay Star returned FRENCH FORK and OLD RIVER out of CATA­ back nine as she defeated Mrs. $2.60 for the show. HOULA LAKE yielding good cat. Paul Dye Jr. 10-time Indianap­ Stan’s Palfrey and Bo Whiz olis champion, 4 and 3. Bo, combined for a daily double Mrs. Lacoste, 23-year-old payoff of $75.20 as Stan’s Pal­ French and U.S. Women’s Open frey returned $9 in the firs t champion, withstood the chal­ race, and Bo Whiz Bo paid Crippled Carew lenge of Jane Bastanchury of $20.20 in the second. Whittier, Calif., to win 1-up. A crowd of 2,686 wagered Miss Kazmierski, former in­ $161,081 on the 10 races. tercollegiate champion and cur­ rent Michigan Women’s cham­ Dazzles Orioles pion, defeated Vivian Saunders of Sutton Surrey, England, 4 Sandy Doerner By MIKE RECHT and 3. Associated Press Sports Writer In matches today, Miss Kaz­ Red Carew might be the American League’s top mierski played Mrs. Welts and Off For Jaycee . hitter, but to the Baltimore Orioles he looks more like Miss Lacoste met Mrs. Carner. :the league’s leading runner—bad knee and all. Minnesota's Ail-Star second Meet In Oregon baseman ran the Orioles out of baseman Quilici let the throw Miss Whitworth a ball game Thursday night and from the outfield get away after Sandy Doerner, West Monroe loft them standing still in their Blefary’s fly and the decisive High School pole vaulter left chase after league-leading De­ run scored. Bidding For 3rd Shreveport this morning with troit, which was idle. the Louisiana Jaycee Junior Carew pulled up lame two in­ Champ tract and field team for Carew, who left the first game nings later, and rested his knee Straight Victory Eugene Ore., and the fifth an­ with a sore left knee after Balti­ until the eighth of the nightcap ST. LOUIS (A P ) — Kathy nual National Junior Champ more scored three fifth-inning when he turned on the speed. runs for a 4-3 victory, entered Whitworth was seeking her events this evening and Satur­ day on the campus of the Uni­ the second contest of a twi-light Jim McGlothlin, 8-10, stopped third straight victory i i the La­ doubleheader as a pinch hitter the Senators on four hits in Cali­ dies Professional Golf Tourna­ versity of Oregon. for Bob Allison in the eighth in­ fornia’s victory. After he gave ment which opened today at Doerner, who broke an ankle ning. up an unearned run in the first Norwood Hills Country Club in in his junior year after clear­ The score was tied ]-l and on two hits, an error and a dou­ St. Louis. ing 12-foot-8-inches, missed prep hits by Rich Reese and Tony ble play, Tom Satriano put the Other favorites among the 40 competition in his senior year Oliva put runners on first and Angeles ahead with a two-run top pros in the $16,000 Invita­ while recovering from the in­ third with one out. Carew single in the second against los­ tional are Carol Mann, Mickey jury, but he was back in shape grounded to shortstop Mark Be­ er Frank Bertaina, 4-12. Wright, Shirley Englehorn, and in time to qualify recently in langer, whose throw to second Oakland jumped on Mel Stot- newcomer Sandra Post. the state meet at Ruston with a baseman Dave Johnson forced tlemyre, 15-10, for four runs in Top prize is $2,400. The over­ 12-6 leap. Oliva. But Carew, shaking off the fifth inning as Jim Pagliaro- all purse was boosted by $1,000 He went to Shreveport yester­ his leg miseries, barely beat the ni hit a solo homer and Reggie when a pro-am preliminary con­ day as the team assembled there return throw to first base as Jackson a two-run shot, his test was rained out Thursday. for the flight to Oregon. Reese scored the winning run 22nd. But the Yankees came for a 2-1 triumph and a split. back in the sixth on Mickey In the only other games, Bos­ Mantle’s 15th homer with two ton blanked the Chicago White on, and only clutch relief pitch­ So.x 3-0, California beat Wash­ ing by Jack Aker and Lew ington 3-1 and Oakland slipped Krausse held them off. by the New York Yankees 4-3. Aker stopped the Yankees In the National League, St. with a man on second and one Stock Car Races Louis stomped the Chicago Cubs out in the seventh, and Krausse 8-0, Pittsburgh nipped San Fran­ worked out of a bases loaded, cisco 2-0 and Houston downed none-out jam in the eighth and a Philadelphia 3-2 in the only man-on-second, one-out threat games. in the ninth. Carew, hitting .305, helped the Gary Bell, 10-8, worked out of Twins to a 3-0 lead in the first jams in the first and second in­ game against Jim Hardin when ning and then retired 19 consec­ he singled in the first of three utive hitters en route to a four- runs in the opening inning. Penney's Own TOWNCRAFT® hitter in Boston’s triumph. Carl -Frank Quilici later doubled in Yastrzemski singled two fifth- the other two. inning runs and Ken Harrelson LARGEST GUARANTEED After that burst, the Twins drove in his 99th run with a hit and Carew folded. 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