Coogs Rally Past Lee In Narrow High School Showdown
The Cougars overcome in trouble backcourt woes as Crosby leads Crosby with 22 and Marion adds seven while Blacklock contributes 12. They build a 38 22 halftime edge, then Crosby’s 21 2 third quarter surge seals a 7 30 scoreline and a 6 30 clash with Lafayette High School.
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Eagles Edge Barbers Hill In Tight District Clash
Barbers Hill led early but Rayburn fought back as Gonzalez sparked a rally with 13 points in the third quarter. Ybarra poured in 22 for Barbers Hill with nine rebounds and four assists while Gilbert and Fisher added 14 and 9 points. Eagles meet St. Thomas More at 8 p.m. tonight.
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Sterling Stuns Rangers as Offense Struggles Persist
Sterling narrowed a 16 point gap with a late fourth quarter run while St Thomas More’s offensive inconsistency continued. Fontenot posted 14 points, seven rebounds and two blocks, Lemesse Watson added 10, and Sterling’s Jacob McDonald led the Cougars with 21 points. Fabheree and Kelly each scored 10. Sterling eyes a 5 p.m. clash with Sam Rayburn.
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Lafayette Lions Top Deer Park In Lee College Classic Opener
Lafayette (La) 61, Deer Park 57 in a tight Lee College Classic opener. Lafayette pressured to force 21 turnovers and built a 33-28 halftime lead. Deer Park rally trimmed it to two late, but a blocked shot preserved the Lions win.
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Lee College Classic Showdown Featuring Deer Park Matchup
Deer Park led by Texas A&M signee Nathan Walkup with 32 points on 11 of 16 shooting, while Lee College’s Todd Young topped the Lions with 19 points. Chris Cole added eight. Devin Figaro and Brian Bowman scored 15 and eight. Other games included Sterling versus Sam Rayburn, Lafayette versus Crosby, and Barbers Hill versus St. Thomas More as the event opened.
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Bonds Re-signs with Giants on 16 Million One Year Deal
Barry Bonds agreed to a 16 million dollar, one year contract with the San Francisco Giants, with four performance bonuses that could raise the total to 20 million. The 42 year old left fielder, who has 734 career home runs, aims to add to Hank Aaron's record while overcoming knee issues and steroid allegations. Bonds, a fan favorite in the Bay Area, is tied to the Giants by family and history as his father Bobby Bonds played for the team and his godfather Willie Mays is a franchise icon.
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Wizard of Oz premiere at Baytown Little Theater
The Baytown Little Theater opens L. Frank Baum’s Wizard of Oz tonight at 8 p.m. with a sold out run at 1500 Lakewood Village. Remaining performances include Dec 9, 10, 14, 15, 16 matinee and evening, and Dec 17. Auditions for the next show Blythe Spirit are Dec 10 and 11 at 7 p.m. Call 281-424-7617.
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Crosby High School Presents The Christmas Couch
Crosby High School drama department stages The Christmas Couch at 7 p.m. in the auditorium on December 8 9 14 15 and 16. Tickets cost 5 in advance and 5 for students 7 for adults at the door.
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Lee College stages A Christmas Carol with female Scrooge
A female Scrooge leads Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol at Lee College in the Melva Johnson Theater. Shows run Friday December 8 and Saturday December 9 with 2 pm and 8 pm performances, Friday December 15 at 8 pm, and Saturday December 16 at 2 pm and 8 pm.
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McNulty Complex
First Anahuac Christmas parade deemed a success
The first Anahuac Christmas parade drew about 31 local groups, with floats and vehicles touring from the high school along Miller Street to the courthouse in a veterans tribute. Parade marshal Judge Jimmy Sylvia awarded tro phies to winners including the Chambers County Historical Commission, Bright Light Baptist Church, and the sheriff's office. Chili was served after, and Santa arrived on a fire truck for photos.
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