Sterling JV Edges Coogs in District Baseball Fight
Sterling scored in the first and fourth innings at Memorial Stadium to beat La Marquess. The Blue Devils improved to 7-11 overall and 2-7 in district play. Tommy Tubin earned the win with five hits allowed, four strikeouts, and no walks. Sterling had three hits, two of them doubles by Steve Hughes and Richard Greer. Kevin Rupp added a single and an RBI. Greer also reached base twice. The Blue Devils travel to Tunall Thursday.
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Memorial Stadiun Ad
la Marquess
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Steve Hughes
Richard Greer
Kevin Rupp
Greer
City Teams In Action In District Baseball Race Update
Robert E. Lee hosts La Marque while Russ Sterling travels to Te City as the District baseball race continues. Gary Herrington's Ganders sit at 3-3 alongside Clear Creek.Tuesday's games will close the first round of league play.
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Robert E. Lee
Russ Sterling
Te City Aty Pan
Gary Herrington
Ganders
Clear Creek
Storrvord
Sterling
Warren Wins 22 A Track Title After Protest Fails
Warren High School clinched the District 22 A track championship after Barbers Hill was disqualified in the mile relay. Warren finished with 150 points, Barbers Hill 44, amid a contested lane-change dispute. Barbers Hill Superintendent Bill Farmer and Warren leaders pressed for a fair ruling, with administrators backing Warren and officials reviewing the conduct of the curve judges.
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Barbers Hill
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Darrel Richardson
West ‘Hardin
Tvo
Barbers! Hill
Huffman
Hardin
Hichardson
Richardson
Bill Farmer
Jet Farmer
Warren Bossman
Crosby Loses 5-1 to New Caney in District game
Crosby Cougars fell 5-1 as New Caney pitcher Spi Michael Davenport limited them to five hits and ten strikeouts. Home runs by Steve Gouldman Barry Newcombde and Stephen Arnold powered New Caney while Crosby managed only four hits including a Tommy Yackel homer. Crosby ages to host Livingston next Tuesday at p.m. in District AAA East Zone play, dropping to 1-2 in zone games.
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NEW Caney
Spi
Michael Davenport
Crosby Cougars
Steve Gouldman
Barry Newcombde
Stephen Arnold
Jack Holland
Cougars
Salo
Tommy Yackel
Crosby
Yackel
Ricky Michalsky
Joe Polka
Livingston
Coogs
Red Machine In Easy Win On Opening Night
The 1972 City Softball Program opened with the Big Red Machine defeating ARCO Chemical 21 to 5 and Humble Credit Union beating DuPont Credit Union 14 to 7. Mobay Chemical downed Marathon Tankers 24 to 15 as G. C. 1 and W. U. edged the Firefighters 13 to 12. Four games set for Tuesday at Rose land Park begin 6:30 p.m. with Hudson Contractors versus the Cougars.
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Arco Chemical
Humble Credit Union
DuPont Credit Union
Mobay Chemical
G. C
W. U
Hudson Contractors
Cougars
Parkin's Furniture
Baytown Sun Strokes
Brewers
Jim's Ball Motor Co
Roseland Park
Bowing Scores and Market Notes in Rural Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered mentions of bowling sales and a record of prices or quantities. References include a list of buyers and items, with scattered numbers and abbreviations, suggesting a local trade note or market summary with several individuals and a few place names. The readable portion is limited and uncertain.
Lee JV Beats Clear Creek in District 24-AAAA Baseball
Robert E. Lee junior varsity outslugged Clear Creek 8 to 1 in a Monday night district game at Lee. Mike Raney scattered six hits over nine innings for the mound victory with 13 strikeouts and one walk. Lee built a 1 0 lead in the second, 4 0 in the third, and added three in the sixth while ABL contributed seven hits. Forest Stoerner, Raney, Jerry Creel, Mike Masters and Chris Warford collected safeties. Lee meets Texas City at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Memorial Stadium in Baytown.
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Robert E. Lee
Clear] Creek
Mike Raney
Raney
Clear Creek
Lee
ABL
Forrest Stoerner
Jerry Creel
Mike Masters
Chris Warford
Texas City
Baytown
Memorial Stadium
Tennis Meet Underway in District 24-AAAA Tournament
The District 24-AAAA tennis tournament began Tuesday at three Baytown sites with events at Robert E. Lee for boys, Sterling for girls, and Baytown Junior for freshmen. The Gan ders and Rangers are joined by Texas City, Ball High, Clear Creek, Alvin, Angleton and La Marque in the field as the meet runs through Wednesday.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Ganders
Rangers
Texas City
Ball High
Clear Creek
Alvin
Angleton
la Marque
Rod Grandy
Strong
Muckleroy
George Rippel
Bob
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Barsalou
Split Comes Up In Strike Over Back Pay
NEW YORK AP Baseball player representatives meet to discuss a new money offer in the pension dispute fueling the sport’s first general strike and delaying the season. A split among Oakland owners over back pay for strike days complicates efforts to settle. Marvin Miller says the key issues are pension compromise and whether players should be paid in full for a 162 game schedule or docked for days not played. Finley and others urge compromise on pay while noting the strike’s cost to teams and that a settlement requires concessions from both sides.
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NEW York
Major League Baseball Players Association
Marvin Miller
Players’ Association
Miller
Joan Gaherin
Washington
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
Finley
Tors Expected To Push Sterling Rangers Ganders Head For 24 4A Track Meet
Galveston Ball and Sterling clash at San Jacinto Junior College Pasadena in District 24-4A track finals Field events open at 2 p m with prelims at 4 p m and finals at 6 30 p m Depth may decide winner Ball High rugged in placings has claimed titles at several Tex schools Rangers placed second at recent meets Ganders led by Robert E Lee eyeing dark horse role in district meet List of Sterling event winners provided across sprints relays and field events
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Tony Barnett
Sterling
San Jacinto Junior College
Pasadena
Barnett
N. C
Walter R
Woody) Walker
Barnet
Rangers
Baytown
Ravens
Lee College
Kilgore Junior College
Carl
Sun
John Black
Tors
Sterling Rangers
Ganders
Galveston Ball
Ball High
Certaily
Houston
Madison
Brazosport
el Campo
Lamar Consolidated
Texas City
San Jacinto
Drew Dunlap
Lake Charles
Angleton
Gene Bosse
Robert E. Lee
Rel
Sammy Singleton
Mike Campbell
Steve McLendon
John Coates
Singleton
Jeff McClure
Gordon Garrett
Mike Price
Rangers win district golf title led by Muckleroy medalist
Ross S. Sterling captured the District 24 AAAA golf championship at Twin Lakes Country Club with a 36 hole total of 616. Mike Muckleroy earned medalist honors with 146, edging Kent Waldrop and Dennis Childs who tied for second at 147. Sterling and Ganders plus medalist advance to regional play in about 10 days at Bear Creek in Houston. Earlier, Sterling also won the District 24 AAAA football title.
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Rangers
Mike Muckleroy
Alvin
Kent Waldrop
Clear Creek
Dennis Childs
Jim Muckleroy
Mike
Sterling
Greg Bardlak
Bob Kolitz
Roger Burns
Ganders
Muckleroy
Bear Creek
Houston
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Charles C. Finley
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Cliff Hunt
Chris Kime
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Randy Ackerman
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Gene Adams
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David Anderson
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