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Legion crew hands
By DUANE E. HARRIS
Sports Editor
"Timmy hadn't pitched in three years
and he did a fine job pitching against
Covington," commented Coach Jackie
Kupper following the Ameican Legion's
win over Covington Thursday, June 6.
Although Ponchatoula was
outnumbered and outsized,
crying towel to Covington
Ponchatoula moved on to defeat Covington
in a spectacular 18-6 game.
"The guys couldn't have done any
better," remarked Coach Kupper.
Chances are he was right.
All nine Legion Players scored and
over half of those nine scored twice or
better.
Ponchatoula had only two scoreless
innings and that was when Covington
placed their bets. But Ponchatoula
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already had four runs to boot.
Gene Lipscomb opened the initial
frame with the team's first run. Gene
was the only player to score in the "war
up" inning.
Gene also scored in the second
inning behind Timmy Disher who
opened up the frame and Mike Hutches
who followed the trend, immediately
scoring a run.
"We rested back." explained Steve
Hebert. "We just let off a little in the
third and fourth innings," added Steve.
Ponchatoula played the odds, opening
the door slightly for Covington.
But no sooner had Ponchatoula
opened it did they close it behind them
for good.
Pat Miller, Jeremy Robinson, Steve
Hebert and Chris Miller totaled the runs
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for the Ponchatoula in the fifth inning.
By the fifth inning's end Ponchatoula
led 9-4.
Covington put the pressure on but it
only angered Ponchatoula into p'lang
harder scoring five runs in the sitl,
inning.
Those superior scorers setting the
standard were Asa Faulkner, Pat Miller,
Scott Kupper, Jeremy Robinson and
Steve Hebert. Asa scored his first, Pat
added his second, Scott listed his first,
Jeremy pulled home his second and
Steve wrote up his second.
Ponchatoula never slacked up.
"When they play hard it's for the whole
game," commented Coach Kupper
who silently pulled for his team to score
12 runs in three innings.
"Overall they did a fine job and
showed some real talent over the larger
team," finished Coach Kupper. You'll
admit, no less than a fine display of
talent was at hand; and they proved it
by scoring 18 runs taken on only eight
hits. 17 walked batters and only three
" errors.
Seventeen walked batters? What a
way for a team to attempt to pitch a no
hitter game! Walking on three occasions
were Pat Miller and Jeremy Robinson.
Scott Kupper, Steve Hebert, Timmy
Disher, and Mike Hutches were walked
twice each as Gene Lipscomb, Asa
Faulkner and Chris Miller were held to
one each.
Jeremy Robinson and Pat Miller
returned from last week's fateful game
excelling as the team's leading scorers
with three runs each followed by Gene
Lipscomb. Asa Faulkner. Steve Hebert
and Timmy Disher with two each
Scott Kupper, Chris Miller and
Hutches went the distance scoring
run each.
Asa Faulkner was credited as
team's leader in hits with two as
Lipscomb, Pat Miller. Scott Ku
Jeremy Robinson, Steve Hebert
Timmy Disher attributed one crack each,
Ponchatoula had really
scoring 18 runs on eight hits and
errors in five frames. Yes. all of
successful scoring, hitting and
took place in five innings.
Now that Coach Kupper has a
team again, he may very well give
packing peppers more often to c
team into the championships to come.
you don't think so, then take a look
the mile wide grin on his face
their next winning twi-night game.
of Sp • Hebert's roads of success FROM PAGE
Land arts lands victory o,
Third place Kiwanis plunked down
their bets on the Land of Sports game
held Friday, June 7 when they lost to
last place Land of Sports 19-18 in an
extremely challenging game.
it seems that the past week hab been
a real pace setter and these two teams
proved it beyond a shadow of a doubt.
The teams actually had players bat up
to six times! As a result, Land of Sports
pulled off the surprise win by scoring 19
runs on 18 hits in which there was three
doubles, three stolen bases, nine strike
outs and 17 team RBrs.
Although Kiwanis totally vanquished
them statistics wise, the runs just never
made it to the board. Kiwanis proudly
boasted scoring 18 runs taken on a
whopping list of 28 hits in which there
were se.ven doubles, six walked batters,
four strike outs and 14 team RBrs.
The game was so close, Chad Rousell
tied it for Land of Sports, followed by
Jeff Menzer who added his third run to
the books that won the game for Land
of Sports.
Trey Landry, Brady Mathews, Chad
Rousell and Jeff Menzer were the
team's outstanding scorers with three
runs each; following in second with two
runs each were Jeff Yent and Devin
Barringer as Andrew Perriloux, and
Chris Reeves trailed with one each.
In hits, Trey Lanc[ and Devi Barringer
led with three each; Andrew Perriloux,
Jeff Yent and Brady Mathews attributed
two each as Tracy Canterbury, Mark
Canterbury. Chad Rousel] and Jeff
Menzer added one each.
Brady Mathews and Devin Barringer
handled the mound for Land of Sports
where Brady and Devin combined
striking out four, walking six and
allowed a mere 28 hits.
How about Kiwanis Club's Trey
Harris? You know, the one man swat
team? Trey proudly boasted four runs
taken on five consecutive hits and also
led the team in RBI's with three.
Rusty Milton was not far behind.
Rusty also brought home four runs but
on two singles and two doubles.
Other outstanding scorers for Kiwanis
included Willie McCrory and Clay
Thompson with three each as Scott
Henderson, Philip Bougere, Paul
Jackson and John Bazille each added one.
Willie McCrory, Rusty Milton and
Mike Hano each rapped out two
doubles as Clay Thompson cracked off
one.
Naturally. Trey Harris led the team in
hits with five: Scott Henderson, Rusty
Milton and Mike Hano cracked off four
each; Clay Thompson and John Bazille
knocked out three eacl. Paul Jackson
and Willie McCrory were credited with
two hits each as Philip Bougere finished
hilli Kiwanis end Land of s,fBs
remain in their league positions.
Clubs invited to join 4th events
Any groups interested in participating
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are urged to contact Ronnie Pert'in at
386-3016.
Perrin heads the Ponchatoula Jaycee
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To celebrate, a day of children's
games, races, ballgames and picnics is
being, organize d by the local Jaycees.
Av.) and the wardlise Rd. interchange
off 1-55, Pistorius said.
• Construction should begin early
next spring on Railroad Av. which will
be widened to a 4 lane thoroughfare
from W. Thomas St. to 1-12 with a
turning lane along most of the route.
The whole project may cost as much
as $6 million, Pistorius said.
Along with the new interchange
Wardline Rd. and Columbus Dr. are to
be widened to four lanes. This
$2,400,000 project will extend from 1-
55 to the S.L.U. campus and will be
completed early next year. Pistorius said.
Tho tremendous amount of roadwork
area or planned for the near future is the
result of constant vigilance, Rep. Hebed
said.
"It's no secret that my friendship
the governor is a great asset, but [
have to stay on top of things," ReP.
Hebert said.
"For example, when plans are being
made I stay in close touch with
D.O.T.D If a project is behind schedule
l ask why." he said.
"'We may very well be the most well"
endowed district in the state, per-capita;
for state road construction at this time,
Hebert concluded.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to use this means to commend our
Ponchatoula Police Department. Withing the last six months
! have personally had two cases of Breaking and Entering
with Theft involved. Both of these cases have now been solved
and 95 percent of the stolen merchandise has been returned.
This fast action and achievement was accomplished only by
the persistant determination of the people involved in solving
these cases-
Both of the cases involved non-compensated overtime by
the assigned officers. The solving of these cases clearly
proves the efficiency and complex mechanical structure that
our local dept. designed to handle cases of this nature.
Special thanks to Chief Ernest Peltier and Patrolman
Tommy Richardson assisted by Patrolman Elmel Schrr, idt
and Melvin McGary.
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