Rangers Aim for third straight win over Texas City
Texas City visits Sterling for 244A district clash as Carl Barnett leads Sterling with 209 points in seven games and 15.7 season average. TC's top scorer Tolden and Guard Wrywich prepare for a tight rematch after Sterling beat TC 73-67 earlier. other 244A games include AEL at Ball, La Marque at Alvin, Angleton at Clear Creek.
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Ross Sterling
Long
Steve Shannon
Carl Barnett
Rangers
Texas City
Barnett
Sterling
Angleton
AEL
Tolden
Dhart
Ganders
Hae Ael
Ball High
la Marque
Alvin
Clear Creek
Smith Ashley Leads Baytown City Bowling Tourney
Ashley Smith tops Class A singles with 653 and sits high in Class A All Events at 1769. Ashley also leads Class B singles with 653 and Class B All Events at 1874. Elwanda Whittington leads Class A All Events at 1820. Kay Sarver Judy Rochelle top Class A doubles with 1162. Pearl Bays and Ashley lead Class B doubles at 1183. Baytown Auto Clinic leads Class A team at 2862. Blounts Grocery leads Class B at 2913. Continuous weekend schedule and team results listed.
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Hazel Smith
Millie Ashley
Baytown Women’s Bowling Association
Bay Lanes
Smith
Ashley
Kay Sarver
Judy Rochelle
Pearl Bays
Baytown Auto Clinic
Blount's Grocery
Baytown
Babe Weaver
Evan Voegel
Dolly Timmins
Linda Bradshaw
Jane Young
Culpeppers
Vina Heiman
Dorrace Cerreil
Thelma Dillard
Helen Porter
Evelyn Mack
Daphna Hotchkiss
Barbara West
Blovnt’s Grocery
Jimmy Sutherland
Margie Stanzel
Mary Herzer
Shirley Fletcher
Mary Heizer
Key Sarver
Elwanda Whillington
Dot Sittonellie Hanson
Pearl Boys
Nita Neyland-Mae
Joyce Downs
Angie Phelps
Pat Hildebrand
Bolly Timmons
Weiss joins Hall of Fame as longtime Yankee executive
Dick Jabe Rabe notes his uncle George M Weiss, a 47-year baseball veteran and Mets director, was enshrined in Cooperstown alongside six others. Weiss served as farm director for the Yankees from 1932 to 1947, was fired after the 1947 World Series, then rehired as general manager and vice president by Dan Topping and Del Webb.
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Yogi Berra
Cooperstown Shrine
George M. Weiss
Weiss
Rabe
Yankees
Mets
Baseball
Yanks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry McPhail
McPhail
Dan Topping
del Webb
George Weiss: Architect Behind Yankees Pennants and World Titles
Longtime executive George Weiss formed a powerhouse run with Casey Stengel for the Yankees producing 10 pennants and seven World Series titles. Named Major League Executive of the Year by Sporting News on three occasions, Weiss later joined the Mets in 1961 as president through 1966. His retirement den became a shrine of bats, scrapbooks, and mementos, reflecting a reserved but monumental behind the scenes figure in baseball history.
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Weiss
Casey Stengel
Sporting News
Stengel
Yanks
Mets
Yankee
Bill Veeck
Larry McPhail
Yankees
Johnny Mize
Johnny Sain
Cooperstown
George M. Weiss
Crosby Cougars Face Liberty In District Showdown
Crosby Cougars host Liberty Tuesday in district 11-3A action with Crosby at 4-1 in league play and 9-5 overall while Liberty sits at 3-3. Crosby’s starters include Matthews Driver Durst Shepherd and Gooden with Shepherd averaging 21 points.
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Crosby’s
Cougars
Liberty
Coogs
Lee Haywood
Crosby
Fred Matthews
Marvin Driver
John Durst
Charles Shepherd
Elijah Gooden
Shepherd
Anahuac
Hardin-Jefferson
Sour Lake
Panthers
la Porte
Channelview
Bulldogs
Santa Fe
Falcons
Pearland
Hitchcock
Dickinson
Barbers Hill
Eagles
Tarkington
Astro Meet at Astrodome Set Feb 12 13
Houston coverage previews the third annual Astrodome Federation Indoor Track and Field Championships, Feb 12-13, drawing 2,500 athletes in 52 events. Top entries include Curtis Mills, Marty Liquori, Jeff Bennett, Dave Morten, Joe and Gene Pouncy, Robert Mitchell, Karl Salb, Steve Wilhelm, Bob Bornkessel, Joe Wylie, Diane Knight, and Dr Del Meriwether.
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Houston
Astrodome-Federation
Astrodome
Texas A&m
Curtis Mills
Villanova
Marty Liquori
United States
Jeff Bennett
Oklahoma Christian College
University of Texas
Dave Morten
Spring Branch Memorial
SMU
Fabulous
Pouncy Tiwns
Joe
Gene
Dallas
Lincoln High School
Robert Mitchell
University of Houston
University of Kansas
Karl Salb
Steve Wilhelm
Bob Bornkessel
Oklahoma
Joe Wylie
Diane Knight
Buddy Holliday
KULF
Gulf Toast Track
del Meriwether
Meriwether
Elliott and Gigout Sign with Lamar Tech Cardinals
Barbers Hill stars Keith Elliott and Lynn Gigout signed pre enrollment contracts with the Lamar Tech Cardinals. Assistant coach Vernon McManus announced the eighth and ninth Area schoolboy signings for Lamar Tech. Elliott, 6-0 and 198, earned all state honors as an offensive tackle and defensive end for Barbers Hill’s 10-2 season and quarterfinal finish in 1970. Gigout, 11 and 203, was a second team all state end with 76 receptions for 1,721 yards and 16 touchdowns across three varsity seasons, also a two time all district pick and co captain. Both players started numerous games and excel in basketball and track.
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Beaumon
Keith Elliott
Lynn Gigout
Barbers Hill
Lamar Tech Cardinals
Vernon McManus
Lamar Tech
Elliott
Eagles
Gene Sharp
Gigout
Ganders Face Ball High In 4A District Clash In Galveston
The Ganders renew rivalry with Ball High at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Galveston as 4A district action opens Next to lead Clear Creek 7 0 Ball High 6 1 with a single loss to Wildcats who seek their 18th straight league crown La Marque 5 2 Sterling 4 3 AEL 2 5 Texas City 2 5 Alvin Angleton 1 6 Ganders seek revenge after 62 55 setback to the Tors at Maroons home court Injuries to Alton Anderson and Charles Le Blue may affect lineup JV and sophomore games begin at 6 p m.
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Dick Rabe
Robert E. Lee
Ball High
Galveston
Ganders
Alvin
Angleton
Clear Creek
Wildcats
la Marque
Sterling
AEL
Texas City
Tors
Maroons
David Thompson
Elmore
Thompson
Alton Anderson
Anderson
Rangers
Charles le Blue
Marcellus Harmon
Dennis Cowhig
REL Gridders Craig Moseley Plan Arkansas Scholarships
Reggie Craig and John Moseley, standout REL players, plan to attend the University of Arkansas on football scholarships. They are set to sign with the Hogs on February 9 when Frank Broyles visits Baytown. Both earned All-District 2444 honors as Ganders contributed to a 10-2 season and a second straight loop title.
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Reggie Craig
John Moseley
the Sun
University of Arkansas
Hogs Fed
Frank Broyles
Baytown
Craig
Moseley
Ganders
Baytown Triumphs In Junior High Matches
Baytown junior school and Horace Mann split four Monday games. Horace Mann won 47-45 in eighth grade A action. Baytown took the B game 37-35. Baytown swept seventh grade games, with Ronnie Anderson scoring 25 in the A game for a 36-20 Baytown win and Baytown B prevailing 21-18.
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Baytown
Horace Mann
Ronnie Anderson
Boosters Hear New Sterling Coach Jim Hess Speak
About 100 Sterling supporters attended a Ranger Booster Club meeting to hear Jim Hess outline his program as Sterling’s new head football coach. Hess vowed not to settle for less than 10 wins and a district title while noting it takes about three years to build a winner. He stressed Baytown pride, said Sterling must beat the Ganders on the football field, and praised the Baytown system before Athletic Director Pete Sultis confirmed Hess’s selection from 64 applications.
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Jim Hess
Ranger Booster Club
Hess
Ranger
Sterling
Rangers
Roland Kudla
Baytown
Rice
Stepchild High School
Pete Sultis
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