Recruiting Wars Texas Poised for Strong Signings
Texas teams race to sign top Texas. Perryton running back Brad Beck and Andrews quarterback Banger Jouks commit to the Longhorns after visits. Donnie Little, Texas-ranked QB, weighs Orange and White, UCLA, and others as national signing day nears. Other schools like Oklahoma and SMU also vie for key in-state talent amid broad conference pursuit.
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Top Prospects In Sun Area This Season
Local grid prospects dominate previews as Crosby, Claremont and Sun area schools showcase 1977 class talent. Notables Anthony Cirutte and Druey Sutherland headline backfield and line talent with offers from Kilgore, Gath, and Baylor while others eye Texas colleges and military academies.
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Claremes
Hogs Remain At No 2 In Cage Rankings
The Arkansas hogs stay second in the college basketball poll amid a week of close results and notable performances. Teams such as Notre Dame, North Carolina, and Michigan show mixed movement as voters balance upsets with steady showings.
Sun Sports Editor Honored By Coaches for Excellence
Sue Sporty Hallmark, longtime sports editor at The Sun, has been chosen as the Houston place for the annual Texas High School Coaches Association Coaching School. Named writer of the year, Hallmark is lauded for impact on UIL sports reporting and amateur athletics across Texas universities and high schools.
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Ross Golfers 10th Ganders Take 30th
Ross Golfers place tenth as the Ganders win thirtieth in a messy report from Houston. The tournament at Clear Lake Country Club featured Mark Nye leading the Rangers with a 4142-09 scoreline and multiple players listed with fluctuating results.
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Sal Park
Heaumont
Dinewood
Graduation Day Delay for Southwest Conference Athletes
The planned Southwest Conference football graduation showcase in Cuesinh was postponed due to unresolved information. The Star will feature the event in a later issue of The Sun.
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Frosh Tennis Meet Highlights Local Standouts in Pasadena
In the Pasadena frosh tennis meet, Mark Flores and Will Ogie won the A division doubles. Bret Pollak and Tony Than reached the finals, with notable performances by Jose Ross and teammates across singles and doubles events. Strong showings from Deer Park, Clear Creek, and Cypress Fairbanks participants shaped a tight, competitive day of early-season results.
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Troy Falco
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Ray Townsend
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Viovek
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Dob
Tony Fudriques
Darn Consolidated
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Sy Han Santos
Deer Park
Kay Johnson
Kevin Rodson
Lonnie Garnet
Stephanie Strickland
Keery Storck
Robert B. Lee
Neer York
Sue Pace
Judy Show
Sun Outdoor Guide Forecast for Gulf Coast Waters
Chester Rogers Wend notes Southeast winds to 10 mph with a 1010 high. Water and tides predict choppy Trinity Bay and Galveston bays with 4 to 6 foot offshore waves. Beach temperatures near 43 to 46 degrees and several high and low tides timed in Galveston area. Fishing spots include Morgans Point and Kickapoo Creek, with bass trolling on Lake Livingston.
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Little League Signup Set For Sunday in Baytown
The Baytown Little League will hold its first signup for all four teams Sunday from 12 to 4 at Community Building on Alarkel Street. Boys and girls ages 12 and under may register with a parent or guardian. The second signup is Sunday February 18. Fees and documents required, with season games planned from March through April.
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Little League
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Lore
Amd
Freshmen fall to North Shore in district action
The Robert Hi freshman basketball team lost its fourth District A game to North Shore on Monday, 65 to 43. Tyrone Nichols led the Chargers with 11 points. David Caughlen added 10, James Vullin contributed, and Raymond Martinez scored 16 as the freshman team defeated North Shore B 42 to 35.
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Chargers
David Caughlen
James Vullin Vaght
Raymond Mactinez
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