Ganders Fall To Texas City 51 35 In District Tilt
Texas City stung REL 51 to 35 as its Stings jumped to a 20 8 first quarter lead and never looked back. Mike Lawhon led REL with 9 points, while Baldino Gomez scored 22 for Texas City. The Ganders, hampered by 28 percent shooting, saw Hankature pace the Stings with 40 and Best add 9.
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REL
Texas City
Stings
Ganders
Dickie Smith
Dennis
Nets
Mike Lawhon
Big Fred Hand
Claude Lowery
Larry Pitre
Jerry Linder
Jerry Goodson
Richard Oliver
Paul Marsh
Tommy Sooy
Balbino Gomez
Hankature
Best
Nicky LaBarbera
David Cullen
Cullen
Menasco
Barbers Hill Cagers Tie For District Lead In Thriller
Barbers Hill and Spring battled to a 48 41 finish in a high intensity district clash. Perry led Barbers Hill with 14 points while Kilgore added 12. Lions and Eagles traded leads multiple times as both teams pursued the top spot in District 27 A standings.
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Hinkle
Slvneu
Spl
Barbers Millies
Spring Lions
Uffeewal
Anne Kilgore
Eagles
Rick Perry
Kilgore
Ahines
Jead Vike Vuinis
Seorinz
Jing
Mike Flower Funis
Ers
Gore
Ron Cotten
Lions
Spring
Eacle
Kilzare
Ield
Ani
A Perry
Billy Burns
Flowers
Rogers
Meyer
Powers
Perry
Sporm
JVs Break Losing Streak At Three
Baytown B team ends a three game skid with a 57 47 win over Texas City B in a low scoring junior varsity contest. Jimmy Savell led Baytown with 15 points, while Jack Derrett and Randy Beckman added 12 each. Baytown hit 40 percent from the floor and 64 percent at the line, as Galveston Ball High’s B team looms on Tuesday.
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Te Saniiers
Baytown
Jimmy Savell
Jack Derrett
Randy Beckman
Ganders
Eagles Reach Liberty Tourney Semi Final
Highlands High earned a spot in the Liberty baseball tournament semifinals by defeating Hardin-Jefferson 54-1. Robert Bailey led Highlands with 17 points and strong defense limited Hardin-Jefferson, as Roger Simmons added 14 and Douglas Wagner 13 for the Eagles and momentum carried them into a 3:00 p.m. Saturday semifinal against the West Orange–Humble winner.
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Liberty
Highlands Eagles
Hardin - Jefferson
Eagles
Hardin Jefferson
Highlands
Charles Freeman
Har- Tin
Jefferson
Robert Bailey
Roger Simmons
Douglas Wagnert
Stingarees Edge Ganders In Headliner Showdown
Texas City Stingarees won the Friday night highlight game 51 45 to stay alone atop the district. Brazosport Exporters beat Sam Rayburn 49 47 as Pasadena and Texas City eye a Tuesday clash that could reshuffle the standings. Balbino Gomez scored 22 for the Stingarees, while Billy Brown led Ball with 11 points and Kenneth Hagstrom had 12 for the Texans.
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Texas City
DL Menasco
Menasco
Jay Bollinger
Texas City Stingarees
Gander
Ders
Gangers
Lone Psion
LaMarque
Ball High
Ganders
Galena Park Yellow Jackets
Sam Rayburn Texans
Pasadena
Brazosport
Fexas City
Wadera
Clear Creek Wildcats Extend Perfect Conference Run
Clear Creek moved to 7-0 in District 12-4A with a 43-32 win over Alvin Yellow Jackets as Deer Park upset Dickinson to stay within two games. Kline and John Lamberth led the Wildcats with strong free throw shooting, while Alvin struggled at the line. Deer Park defeated Alvin 57-49 to narrow the gap and keep the title chase tight.
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Clear Creek
Wildcats
Alvie Yellow Jackets
la Parte
Alvin
Cleer Creek
Makng i
Bill McGuire
Steve Huhn
Zach
Joe McKinney
Lamberth
McGuire
David King
Nolan Ryan
Channelview Falcons
la Porte Bulldogs
Bulldog
Falcons
la Porte
Bulldogs
Bobby Hayes
Phil Pfeiffer
Channelview
Johnny Johnson
J - Deer Park
Dickinson Gators
Deer Park
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Roy Whitley
Yine
Renny White
Earl Hatcher
Bruce Lambine
DuWayne Kerbow
Ken Campbell
Goels
Tine
Thea
Tinarae
injRoy Whitley
Fumbers
Johnny Valentino
Clearl Wildexts
Wil Crests
John Lamberth
Nolan Ry
Dickinson
Ian
Robert Bent Battes
Jackets
Son
Johnny
Die Marquardt
Jans- Johnson
Tuessier
Iday
Ls Porte Bulldogs
Crosby Sets Season High In Win Over Splendora
Crosby Buffaloes defeated Splendora in Crosby gym as Rocky Keene led with 33 points and 18 rebounds, with Johnny Peska and James Machala adding double digit counts. Crosby’s Don Florus was injured, ruling him out for the season. Crosby B team also won, while Crosby girls fell 53-33.
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Splendora
Earl Neves
Crosby Buffaloes
Buffs
Buttglocs
Rocky Keene
Buffaloes
Keene
Johnny Peska
James Machala
Peska
Machala
Bill Spence
Don Florus
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