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Advertiser, LofoyeMe, Moy 11, 1986 33 Olympian Mulkey is Hall of Fame honoree GCCA Acadiana Chapter sets fund raising banquet jililli up their in some very elite company," said Lady Techstes head coach Leon Barmore. "She certainly is deserving of this type honor because she had a truly outstanding career both in high school and college." Several other high profile athletes to be honored this year include 1984 Olympic gymnast Bart Conner, former Indiana basketball sensa-tionm Rick Mount, Ohio State basketball star Jerry Lucas and one other female, Tennessee start Cindy Noble, also a member of the 1984 U.S.Olympic team. Gary Cook, director of the Hall of Fame, said, "These 1986 inductees exemplify the ultimtae in atheltic competition and high school sports are forever indebted to them for their contributions Final Four two other times. Mulkey was honored as the Naismith National "Small Player of the Year" as a senior and also chosen the Corbett Award Winner as Louisiana's Amateur Athlete of the Year for 1984. She capped her playing career with a spot on the gold-medal-winning U.S.

Women's Olympic basketball team in the summer of 1984. A very strong student Mulkey received an NCAA post-graduate scholarship award of $2,000 upon graduation from Tech and then a year later in 1985 was chosen to join the Lady Techsters coaching staff as an assistant coach and chief recruiter. "We are happy for Kim and it proves again that her career belongs By JONAS BREAUX Outdoor Editor The Acadiana Chapter of the Gulf Coast Conservation Association will hold its first Fund Raising Banquet, Tuesday, May 13, at the Lafayette Hilton. The consec-vation organization is dedicated to preserving the vast natural resources Louisiana's coastal marshes and hays have to offer the residents of the state. GCCA originated in Texas, where for years coastal sport fishermen watched catches of redfish and speckled trout dwen-dle to the point where an angler might fish all day and only return home with a hand full of fish.

A group of concerned Texas anglers formed the Gulf Coast Conservation Association in hopes of stemming the serious decline of redfish and speckled trout populations. Through legislative action, the Texas GCCA worked diligently to have these two species of fish removed from commerical and to sport-fish status. Not only did GCCA halt the decline of these two very popular species, the group also got business interests to support their efforts to restore the numbers of short. But, since the arrival of GCCA, we have had nothing put positive efforts made in maintaining and perserving our reds and specks. "We would like to invite everyone to attend our banquet and see what GCCA is all about.

This banquet is one of the main means for us to raise funds. And we hope fishermen, conservationists and the family will attend," Mouton said. One of the highlights of the banquet will be a raffle. Some of the items to be raffled will be a 3-day sailfish trip for three to West Palm Beach, Fla. The trip will include all air fare, lodging, food and three days of fishing on Captain Eddie Herbert's, Other raffle items will include assorted rods and reels, deck shoes, ice chests, gift certificates, fishing trips and hunting trips.

All proceeds from the banquet will go to GCCA. Banquet tickets are $50, which includes the $25 annual membership fee requiered to join GCCA and the banquet meal. All donations are tax deductible. Tickets are on sale at Bell's Sporting Goods, Steinbergs and Wayne's Marine. For more information you may contact Kenny Begnaud at 233-3663.

RUSTON Kim Mulkey, former Louisiana Tech All-American and currently a member of the Lady Techsters basketball coaching staff, has joined such athletes as Johnny Bench, Arnold Palmer and Alan Ameche for induction into the National High School Sports Hall of Fame. The 1986 class is the fourth group to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, which was conceived in 1982 and which is housed in the National Federation's headquarters in Kansas City, Mo. A total of 18 individuals will be inducted this summer, bringing the number to 60 Hall of Fame members. Another Louisianan to be inducted this year is former Woodlawn quarterback standout Joe Ferguson, currently a member of the Detroit Lions in the NFL. Mulkey became one of the nation's most highly decorated prep stars while at Hammond High School, becoming the first women's prep player to score over 4,000 points (againt 5-on-5 comnpetition) while making all-state four straight years and leading her team to fair state titles.

As a senior she was honored as the National High School Player of the Year and then chose to play her college basketball at Louisiana Techn The dynamo guard was equally effective at Tech, helping the Techsters to national championships in 1981 and 1982 and also into the Mooeoooeooooeoooooooocooooooooooooooce reds and specks which had been deplenished by commercial catches. Through proper management and with the aid of hatchery techniques, the fate of specks and reds in Texas has gone from one of near extinction to a marked increase in the number of fish taken in Lone Star State waters. However, for Texas to make the turn around it was necessary to stop the commercials from taking reds and specks in the state. Naturally, these fishermen did nothing more than head east for Louisiana waters. "We are facing potentially serious times in Louisiana, concerning the future of redfish and speckled trout populations in our state," noted Acadiana GCCA Chapter President Henry Mouton.

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Strikes Spares tfgm Jockie leBlanc Lanes during Petroleum league play with a 681, put together with games of 213. 234 234 on lanes 45 46 for the Blue Steel Team. Congrats to Yvonne Guidry, Ravne Bows team, Lafayette Lanes for" 215 game, (her 1st 200) and 548 series. Guidry average is 142. EMILY, Hazel Theall of Lake Charles, entered her grandmother's team into the grandmother's tournament with the name of Shake, Rattle Roll.

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Think of three million, seven hundred thirteen thousand, seven hundred fifty-one (3,713,751) women bowling at least once a week in the 8485 season, and realize that of all the "Big Four Splits" left, only three thousand, one hundred seventy (3.170) were converted. Is it or is it not, exciting? You can bet it is If lanes talk, 5 6 had much to discuss after Pinduster's league play Tuesday May 6th, the morning Joy Sonnier converted the Big Four Split. Their conversation would have had to include the delightful facial expressions of Joy Sonnier as she watched the pins slide across the lanes for the perfect conversion and the shrieks of joy when she and league mates realized that a Big Four had been converted. And the excitement on lanes 5 6, prior to the split conversion, revolved around Crawfish Queen's team member, Anna Lifsey, who had bowled her 1st 200 game ever, 204. Lifsey stretched her 139 "going in" average to games of 204, 179 and 152.

ANOTHER 700 series was added to the house records at Lafayette Lanes. The 188, 225 and 289 games of Ken Reynolds bowling for Greenlight Auto Parts team, Rebel Week tournament is scheduled May 24. Eligible to participate are those who made the weekly board through April 25th noon. Lafayette Lanes Bowler of the Week tournament is scheduled June 1415 and bowlers from Lafayette Lanes Leagues have through May 30 to qualify. A NEW BOWLER of the Week standing board at the Acadiana Lanes starts the season with the week ending 52 noon.

1st week board makers are Bob Lockhart, 654 series, Tuesday Trotters, Dale Domec. 633 series. Majestic, Lois Dade, 621 series. Sugar Spice. Pat Landry, 568 series, Acadian Mixed.

Continuing on with Bowler of the Week for this season. Lafayette Lanes bowler of the week honorees for the week ending 52 noon I were Al Perry, 609, Petroleum, Butch Woollen, 606, Bud Light Classic, Cheryl Sandridge, 595, Pleasure and Addie Urbancic, Powder Puff. JoAnn Brooks set high series of the week for women at Lafayette Lanes for the week ending 52 (noon) by rolling 611 series in the Rolling Pin League. Wilda Speyrer's and Joan Cushen's 252 games were tied high for the ladies weekly high single games. Speyrer's was rolled in the Pinduster's league at the Lafayette Lanes and Cushen's was rolled at the Acadiana Lanes in the Cjun Power League.

LOIS DADE, 621 series. Sugar Spice League. Acadiana Lanes was tops in series for ladies in Lafayette for the week. Frank Urbanic, Lucky Strike League, rolled a 243 game for the high men's weekly game at the Acadiana Lanes. Paul Son's 255 game was Lafayette Lanes and City-wide high for men for the week 52.

Mike Becnel. bested all city scores in series at the Lafayette Tuesday, April 22nd, gave Reynolds the prestigious honor of having rolled a 702 sanctioned series. His 289 game wins a century-award for 107 pins over average and he was the highest game and series scoring bowler in Lafayette for the week ending 42586. The Greenlight Auto Parts team members took of 3 of 4 points from the Allied Discount Tires' team with scratch team games of 1081 1021. Allied Tires bested Greenlight the first game by 101 pins, with a 975 series.

The two teams were separated average wise, by only 5 pins. Tom Williams led scoring for Allied with games of 197, 237 193. The big lead for the Greenlight Auto Parts team winning series came together the 2nd game when the 1081 scratch team game series was put together with 201, John Stephen, 235, Gary Ramsey, 207, Woody Bordelom, 225, Ken Reynolds and 212. Jim VanArsdale. BUD LIGHT MIXED TEAM TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS were the Bodacious Ta Ta's of Lafaette.

The team of Terry Ray Auger. Xavier Stelly and Lynn Futch captured the $4,000.00 1st place win with a 2639 series. The Alley Cats, Haywood Landry, Sonja Champion, Carolyn Ron Naomi, also Lafayette, were $2,000.00 second place team winners. All of the Bud Light Mixed Team Tournament was rolled at the Acadiana Lanes, Lafayette. The Acadiana Lanes Bowler of the DETROITER TWIN STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALL SIZE PRICE P15580R13 P165 80R13 50Q P17580RT3 JL P18580R13 P17575R14 P18575R14 50Q P20575R14 P21575R14 P22575R14 P20575R15 P21575R15 P22575R15 5 A P23575R15 Radial construction for good mileage, stability and handling.

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233 Joe Hutchinson, Caiun Power WOMEN SERIES 621 Lois Daoe, Sugar Spice, 568 Pat Landry. Acadian Mixed. 561 Dawanna Fontenot, Wild Kingdom, 561 Stacy Knight, Wednesday Niters. 558 Mel Forest, Petro Bowierettes. 554 Marianne Diakiw, Bud Light Classic WOMEN GAMES 252 Joan Cushen, Caiun Power, 243 LO5 Dade, Sugar Spice 225 Margie Broussard.

Petroleum Bowierettes 224 Stacy Knight, Wednesday Niters, 219 Gloria Hargrave, Tuesday Trotters HIGHLIGHTSOF THE WEEK TRIPLICATE GAMES Bucky Breaux, 135 COMiNG EVENTS LADY CAJUN 500 CLUB NO TAP SCRATCH SiNGlES MAY IS, 2 OOpm, Lafayette Lanes, GRANDMOTHERS. GRANDFATHERS TOURNA MENTS BEGINS MAY 31. 1986 SUNDAY MORNINGS 10 00 a NO TAP JACKPOT HANDiCAPDOUBlES WEDNESDAYS NOON LADIES ONLY NO TAP HAND CAPDOUBES LAFAYETTE ABA MEETING. -AFAYETTE LANES MAY 25, 2 00p.m. ACADIANA lANES 198 5 86 BOWSER OF the WEEK TOURNAMENT MAY 24.

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