Hook Line & Sinker: Webb Family Fishing Team Shines
Ray Webb and his 14 year old son Wayne form a notable fishing pair. They recently shared trips to Trinity Bay and Lake Livingston catching 14 specs over 42 pounds and 22 bass in an hour and a half. They fish Haynes Marina and rely on experience over guides.
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Webb fishing team gears up for more research driven catches
The article extols ongoing research as the key to catching big fish. It highlights Trinity Bay and Lake Livingston as proving grounds, notes the Webb team’s bragging rights come from sizable catches, and promises continued coverage of their friendly fishing competition.
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Anahuac Stops Orangefield in District Opener
Anahuac unleashed a high scoring second quarter to defeat Orangefield 75 to 6 in the District 22-AA opener. Russell Boone led the Panthers to a 12-0 season mark after a 71-80 victory over Sweeny in the Alvin Invitational finals, Boone’s alma mater.
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Aggies Open Year With Runaway Win At College Station
The Texas Aggies routed Southwest Texas 86 to 68 in a non conference game at College Station drawing a smaller crowd due to heavy rain. Ray Montagne led the Bobcats with 16 points while A&M shared scoring across a balanced lineup as they rolled to the victory.
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Barbers Hill Girls Open 22 A Season With Hardin Win
Barbers Hill girls basketball opened the 1970-71 District 22 A season by defeating Hardin 30 to 22 in Mont Belvieu. Eva Bradford led Barbers Hill with 16 points, followed by Mia McGinty and Linda Irby with six each. Hardin top scorer Pinky Gilliland had 17 points.
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Vaulting and Gym Meet Results Highlight Local Club
Mary Ostermayer earned second on vault with a head spring and straddle vault. Marilyn Hoskins won first in the girls trampoline while Ron Howell took second for the boys. Gerald McDowell finished third on the still rings. Mike Griffin also competed.
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Marilyn Hoskins
Ron Howell
Gerald McDowell
Mike Griffin
Bowling Names and Scores From Week in Culpeppers League
The Culpeppers league lists Culpeppers team 3037 for high team series. Individual leaders include Helen Emtinger 209 Bettie Hanson 197 Bernice Heiman 199 Dot Sitton 123 Kay Sarver 87 Flo Kocures 140 Judy Rochelis 187 Jane Young 177 and others. High games include Helen Emfinger 622 Judy Rocnette 530 Elayne Webber 4 Sandy Haggerton 37 Dot Sitton 37 Bettie Hanson 58 Flo Kocurek 44 Kay Sarver 477 Helen Porter 164 Evelyn Pharr.
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Washington Nips Sterling In Sterling Tuneup Before Conroe Tourney
Washington used a balanced attack to upset Sterling 80 to 55 at the Sterling gym in the final tuneup before the Conroe Invitational. George Jackson led with 10 points, with nine players scoring for the Houstonians as Sterling’s Tony Barnett had 4 points and 15 rebounds.
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Court Strikes Out Little League Boss
Five justices of the Appellate Division reversed a ruling against Staten Island Little League after the president benched 11 year old Arnold Paglia for his father's failure to maintain the field. Arnold, a 65 pound second baseman, said he may not return but enjoys other sports. The court said the president acted without board approval and ordered Arnold allowed to play next season.
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