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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1976

Page

8

First Pitt Black Player Proud Of Dorsett

Tony Dorsett winning the Heisman brings pride to Pitt and honors two early Black players. Douglas, a Pitt pioneer and 1948 Olympic long jumper, recalls barriers in 1945 and notes the ongoing gap in endorsements and opportunities for Black athletes. He cites progress in representation across football, basketball, and baseball while reflecting on historic milestones and tragedies.

Pitt Black Dorsett New York Pittsburgh Tony Dorsett Herbert P. Douglas Jr Pitts Burgh Douglas Pitt Buddy Young Archie Griffin O.J. Simpson Clark Shaughnessy South Jimmy Joe Robinson Jim Brown Syracuse

The Bird Tops Rookie Fidrych for AL ROTY

Detroit Tigers right hurler Mark Fidrych won the American League Rookie of the Year with 22 of 24 votes from Baseball Writers Association of America. The 22 year old from Worcester Massachusetts posted a 19 9 record and an league leading 2.34 ERA while drawing large crowds and television attention for his quirky mound antics and nickname The Bird. Fidrych started 29 games and helped propel Detroit toward major attention in 1976 including an All Star start in Philadelphia.

NEW York Mark Fidrych Detroit Tigers Fidrych Baseball Writers Association of America Butch. Wynegar Minnesota Worcester Mass Philadelphia

Wind Water and Tides: Galveston Fishing and Beach Temps

WIND WATER AND TIDES reports Galveston beach water at 42 degrees with temps from the lower 30s to mid 50s and winds 6 to 12 mph. Offshore waves two to four feet and Trinity bay slight chop. Two beach high tides Thursday at 12 12 a.m. and 2 03 p.m. Two row tides at 6 33 a.m. and 7 14 p.m. Trinity Bay sees redfish speckled trout and croaker from HL P discharge. Galveston fishing notes include a 50 pound haul in a shallow hole at San Luis Pass and beach piers attracting anglers. Lake Livingston enjoys warm sun and rising fishing activity. Goose hunting slow as sunny weather persists with guides taking vacations.

Chester Rogers Galveston Trinity Trinity Bay Hl&p San Luis Pass Lake Livingston

Tech AD Predicts 16 000 Tickets For Astro Bowl

Texas Tech athletic director J. T. King said in Houston on Tuesday that Tech should sell about 16 000 tickets for the Astro Bluebonnet Bowl against Nebraska at the Astrodome on New Year’s Eve. Nebraska AD Bob Devaney was in town making arrival plans and correctly called a coin toss, ensuring the Cornhuskers are the home team.

Houston Texas Tech J. T. King Tech Nebraska Astrodome

Dry TCU hire signals big job ahead for football

Texas Christian University names F A Dry as head coach in a five year deal in the 30s thousands per year to revive a program coming off a 0-11 season and a long SWC losing streak. Dry vows positive attitudes and quick recruiting in Texas and the Southwest.

Fort Worth Tex F. A. Dry Texas Christian TCU James M. Moudy Dry Horned Frog Tulsa Moudy TCU Board of Trustees Moody Jim Shofner Jor College Horned Frogs Abe Martin Southern California Penn State Texas Houston East Texas Dallas-Fort Worth West Texas Big Tcu Oklahoma

Bowling Results Show Narrow Wins and High Scores

Bowling match results list top individual and team performances. Names like Edna Frauenberger Chris Jefferies Patty Hill Olga Brava Daphna Motchkiss and Dean Rackley appear with high series and game scores across men and women divisions. Multiple teams and venues referenced, with standout totals such as 4695 and 508 in various events.

poeReemyins Mit Ligle Edna Frauenberger Chris Julteries Annie Lee Bailey Chris Jefferies Edna Juigh Frawenberger Dane Sivhyr Mate Stabler Debbie Baker Hulfhouse Nancy Palamore Hey Ginger Leone Martinez Consie Connealy Beverly Wander Brooks Oley Braver EB Ry Olga Bra Marta Sophus Patty Hill Olga Brava Patty Itl Fligh AL Hotchkiss Barbara West Daphna Mebkiss Harold West Bobtle Dean Rackley Kevin Alyard Jeff Jones Levin kaBarde M. Derek Haywood Gonzales Jang Cunningham Gay Bennett Sutsol Tals Don Bell Marie Bell Rob- Carl Cunningham Jerry Paul Bert Sowell Ray H Cathie Sacksani Juinive Dayle Paul Daisy Starnes Zame Polly Rats Charlie Roberts Bell Donna Lines Johnnie Paul Ken Starnesy Roberts Geri Morton Bill Morton Don Boning Deut Sitton Mary Jo Carlson Shirley Wright Sandy Chmielewska Laory Kelley Brenda. Compton Greg Verbick Wayne Taylor Dor Bell Robert, Bunch Sulphin Vick Sheppard Wot Sitton Sandy Jo Carlson Yvonne Meldher Lins Chmnyetowski Davindt Felder Walter Elskeslee Rob [Vebog Harper Ert Sutphin Curtis Ellis

REL Girls rout St. Pius to stay unbeaten at 4-0

Robert E. Lee girls basketball routed St. Pius 60-41 to run their record to 4-0. Mandy Brown poured in 36 points, with Susan Sullivan adding 12 as REL built a 20-11 first quarter edge and never trailed. REL benefited from St. Pius foul trouble and limited the Panthers to 10 points in each of the last three periods. The Ganders return to action at Katy Invitational.

Houston Robert E. Lee St. Pius Panthers Mandy Brown Susan Sullivan Panthers Maroons Hel St. Pius Lou Ann Ciruti Lila Geters Debbie Spears REL Felice Lewis Willie Peyton Karry Land REL Pai Ancestry Katy

Landry Seeks Easy Time as Cowboys Face Eagles

Dallas coach Tom Landry said Dallas must beat Philadelphia to clinch the National Conference Eastern Division title. He praised the team’s resilience but noted tougher play recently and debated Preston Pearson’s availability with a bruised thigh after the 19-14 win over St. Louis.

Dallas Tom Landry Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia St. Louis Landry Preston Pearson Eagles

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