Early Season Speckled Trout Show Up At Baytown And Trinity Area
Early February opening of the season brings speckled trout activity with Baytown fishermen M Butch Moody and Marshal Deal reporting good catches. Early March sees red fish potential near Smith Point while larger hauls of speckled trout flowing toward Louisiana markets are noted from Lake Livingston and Sam Rayburn region vessels.
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Moody
Marshal Deal
Baytown
Dan's Reef
Deal
Houston Ship Channel
Five Mile
Trinity River
Trinity Bay
Smith Point
Fishing Outlook Shifts After Trinity Floods
The fishing season faces a delay as heavy rains in the Trinity watershed muddies Lake Livingston and flood gates release water. Local bay residents split on timing with some predicting July heat before prime fishing returns, while others hope for an early season. Shrimp camps report improvements and new boats under preparation as shrimp remain small for bait.
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Lufkin
Nacogodoches
Trinity
Lake Livingston
Trinity Bay
Bay Area
Bill White
White
Things Go Right Again For Quebec In Victory
The Quebec Nordiques defeated the Houston Aeros 4-3 in WHA action as Robert Guindon scored at 10 41 of the final period to seal the win. Houston argued a late Hinse goal was disallowed with 1:38 left.
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Quebec
Houston Japs
Quebec Nordiques
Houston Aeros
Robert Guindon
World Hockey Association
Aeros
Houston
Ron Harris
Andrett Hinse
Bill Dineen
Harris
Richard Brodeur
Dineen
Guindon
Jaguar Cagers In State Poll
Midland Reporter Telegraph places Monroe T. Doyle’s Jaguars in the state poll with an 84 record for the first half of District 20-AAAA and a 24?1 mark. Houston Kashmere remains No. 1 as defending state champions at 34-0 with a 66-game win streak. San Antonio Jefferson drops after losses to Holmes.
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Midland iSp
Forest
Midland Reporter-Telegran
Monroe T. Doyle
Jaguars
Forest Brook
Houston Kashmere
Kashmere
Corpus Christi Carrol
Fort Worth
San Antonio Jefferson
San Antonio Holmes
R. E. Lee Ross In 20 4A Tilts
District 20 4A games feature R E Lee and Sterling seeking wins. Lee carries a 17 12 record with 3 1 in the second half. Sterling sits 16 13 and 4 1 in league play. Forest Brook aims for a 26th straight district win while The Japs lead the district at 8 0 after the first half.
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Lee
SAAA
Sterling
Forest Brook
Midland Reporter- Telegram
Ganders Second In 3 Way Meet At Humble
The Ganders placed second in a triangular swim meet with Humble and South Houston on Thursday night, totaling 52 points. Sean Rudolph set a school mark in the 500 free at 6 12.1 to win, with Kirk Warren also taking a first in diving.
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Robert E. Lee
John
Carey
Randy Heisig
Russell
Humble
Macket
Rudolph
South Houston
Sean Rudolph
Kirk Warren
Vince Carrell
Marvin Wesselhoft
John Eblig i
Lee
Humale
Faye Walstead
Linda Younse
Younse
Amy Rabin
Donna Cook
Janet Davis
Zook
Walstead
Davis
Orioles faces uncertain future as bids falter
F Barton Harvey Jr chairman of Baltimore’s Committee to Save the Orioles said private funding to buy Jerald Hoffberger out may be unavailable and a rival bid of 14 million from another city could beat local efforts. He noted a 6 million bond plan hinges on approvals and city tax concessions, while private negotiations have stalled with Ralph DeChiaro’s group backing away.
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Baltimore
Orioles
F. Barton Harvey, Jr
Jerald C. Hoffberger
Harvey
Hoffberger
City Board of Finance
Board of Estimates
City Council
Ralph DeChiaro
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Standouts
Dayton teams lead with high series by Sandy Banning and Vera Hitsjeer while Dayton State Bank tops high game. Notable individual scores include Karen Capito 228 and Olga Brave 309 in the mixed results across multiple clubs including Bay Mixers and Barrett Street.
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Dayton
Sandy Banning
Betty Cate Dot Scadden
Dolores Earley
Dayton State Bank
Sandy Bannung
Vera
Bobees
Holy Rollers
Sis Leys
Brody Beibewood
Betty Hrey
Ragme Churcht
High Tears Carte
Hope Falls
Dawne Chareh
Aline Foxworth
Pat Wright
Maria
Beverly Wander
Connie Conmments
Mane Brooks
Olga Bravo
Olga Brave
Joinston
Patty Hill
Candy Pa
Lewis
Am Gaine
Devon
Mekin
Wells L. Frank
John Wells
Ellis Dean
Brenda Nichols
la Reed
Ella Wells
L Frank
Mathes
Lee Harwood
Jahr Walls
Slay
Rins Schnewter
Randy Baronal
Marry Foreman
Daph Hotchkiss
Im Gance
Guilers
Fligh
Iornen
Ann Novasad
Murry Foreman
al Mutehkiss
Mike Holmes
Ann Novesad
Ruthlene MetTleand
Berka
Charlotte Waskans
Lyn Sompat
Amy Blas
Gayle McHugh
Dads Lande
Wage Robinson
Earsvaker
Corylyn Seog
Judy Pitts
Mabel Bare- Eid
Hugh Indiidual Pame
Jane Archer Vox
Tukla Dittman
Karen Capo
City Cage Results and Scoring Highlights
Screaming Eagles defeated Athletics 56 to 49 with Rivon scoring 14 and Moulton 4 for the Eagles. Liberty beat Lubrizol 69 to 62 with Hickman and Walters each at 19 points. Lubrizol’s Fridge had 22 and Crawley 14. Cedar Bayou Players edged Up-John 70 to 69 as Landry 14 C Barnett 14 and T Barnett 14 led for Cedar Bayou. Up-John’s Warren 45 and Williams 13 paced their side.
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Screaming Eagles
Athletics
Eagles
Rivon
Moulton
Quenton
Mardquart
Liberty
Lubrizol
Hickman
Walters
Fridge
Crawley
Cedar Bayou
John
Landry
C. Barnett
T. Barnett
Warren
Williams
Eagles Claim League Titles With 84 29 Victory
Highlands completed a 241 regular season Thursday night with an 84 29 victory over Horace Mann securing a 12 0 North Zone record in the Bay Area League and earning a district final berth against Clear Lake or Deepwater. Leo Ford led with 16 points and multiple Highlands players scored in double digits.
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Highlands
Horace Mann
Eagles
Clear Lake
Deepwater
Leo Ford
James Tubbs
Earl Nichols
Joseph Roberson
Terry Thomas
Danny Springer
Doug Nichols
Gregory Fontenot
David Shoate
Donald Antoine
Pirates sign five players including Stargell for 1975
The Pittsburgh Pirates have added two more players to 1975 contracts, including Willie Stargell who batted .301 with 25 homers last season. Also signed is Jim Ray, a pitcher acquired from Detroit with a 1-3 record and a 4.50 ERA.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Willie Stargell
Jim Ray
Detroit
Pirates
Leading Hope Golf Praise Flows For Miller In Desert Classic
Johnny Miller expanded his lead to three strokes after a 69 in the second round of the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs. Arnold Palmer, Tom Shaw, and Bill Rogers chased as Miller’s 49 under par sweep across Tucson and Phoenix Opens set a demanding standard.
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Calif
Johnny Miller
Miller
John Mahaffey
Galf
Tucson
Phoenix
Barber
Jenkins
Shaw
Meckendon
Crampion
Tamarisk
Bermuda Dunes
McLendon
Indian Wells
Crampton
la Quinta
Arnold Palmer
Tom Shaw
Mac McLendon
Bill Rogers
Bruce
Miller Barber
Tom Jenkins
Rogers
Sterling swimmers sweep Texas City dual meet in 112 52 win
Sterling boys won 112 to 52 at Texas City with multiple firsts including Waddell Hart Bartz and McGee in relays and individual sprints. Sterling girls topped Texas City 69 to 40 led by Skinner Baker and Tammie Skinner with wins in 50 free 100 back and 500 free.
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Sterling
Billy Waddell
Terry Hart
Brian Bartz
Kelly McGee
McGee
Waddell
Bartz
Danny Smith
Rusty Lamb
Hart
Mark Williams
Lamb
Tom Gambrell
Don Hinton
Texas City
Sharla Skinner
Jamie Baker
Tammie Skinner
Caren Cox
Denise Choate
Barbara Watkins
Cherri Webb
Choate
Webb
Watkins
Skinner
Cox
Wind and Tide Forecast for Texas Coast Weekend
Sun Outdoor Guide notes a hard winter freeze eased by a warming weekend. Coastal winds up to 20 mph pushed tides two feet below normal. choppy waters eased by Friday. Lake Livingston sees a freeze ending the spring bass and crappie boom with fish likely to return as temps rise. Galveston forecasts improved fishing with calmer seas. Trinity Bay tides stay two feet low. anglers hope for better prospects Saturday. Sam Rayburn above normal, dam gates open to lower muddy surplus.
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Chester Rogers
Soven
Canada
Lake Livingston
Sam Rayburn
Galveston
Trinity Bay
Cedar Bayou Seizes North Zone Title in 79 44 Win
Cedar Bayou seventh grade A team beat La Porte 79 to 44 to clinch the North Zone of the Bay Area League. Glenn Hoyt led with 25 points, Hastie 23, Walker 14, Daniels 11 as CB improves to 22-3 overall and 9-1 in zone play and advances to face Seabrook for the league crown. Brent Partin led the eighth grade A with 15 while Jim Walker added 12 in a 235 50 score. La Porte won the seventh grade B 31 30. CB’s Mike Clement scored 12.
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Glenn Hoyt
Chris Hastie
David Walker
Tom Daniels
Cedar Bayou
la Porte
Seabreak
Brent Partin
Jim Walker
Bears
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