Bryant and A&M Take Root Against Tough 1950s Horizon
In a recollection from the Aggies era, editor Clark Nealon was among the first out of town beat writers to cover Bryant and A&M in College Station. Bryant’s 1954 squad, dubbed the team most improved by graduation, faced a brutal preseason and a 1-9 season due to a tiny 24-man roster, yet their heart and effort left a lasting impression on the journalist who witnessed their foundational years.
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Muster honors Texas A&M alumni and Bear Bryant memory
A 6:30 p.m. Aggie Muster at Grace United Methodist Church in Baytown honors Texas A&M students who died in the past year with guest speaker Mickey Herskowitz. The Houston Chronicle writer, noted for books on Dan Rather Nolan Ryan and others, reflects on Bear Bryant and the Junction Boys while recounting Texas A&M football lore and past Southwest Conference glory days.
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Local high school football schedules flip flop across weeks
The Baytown Sun notes that 2008 schedules shift with many Thursday home games to allow coaches to scout opponents Friday and Saturday. Lee has two home Thursdays, Katy Seven Lakes hosts Memorial on a Saturday, and Sterling faces longer road trips while Memorial and Lee mix home and away games.
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Wildcats split with Owls and Longhorns in Baytown league
Wildcats beat the Owls 12 to 3 behind Jared Rincon who worked 4 2/3 innings with 10 strikeouts. They then fell 6 to 5 to the Longhorns as Cody Salinas earned the win in relief.
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Free bird tours at Anahuac Refuge Saturdays in April
Judy Bell, a refuge volunteer, leads an informative free tour of Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge each Saturday in April. Meet at the Visitor Information Station at 8 a.m. Learn which birds call the refuge home and how to spot them. For details call Anahuac NWR at 409 252 4311.
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Weather summary for April 20 2008 at Point Barrow
Local weather notes show clear reporting of daily highs and lows, precipitation 0.00 inches since yesterday noon, with wind and humidity factors noted. Tides at Trinity Bay list today and tomorrow, including sunrise and sunset times and moon phases, reflecting a calm coastal forecast.
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