Gander Girls Lead Second Round In Tight Tourney Race
Gander Girls top North Shore 63 to 8 38 win to stay atop the 2-AAAA second round standings at Houston. REL and MacArthur contributions push the Jaguars toward a potential playoff for the second-half crown as Debra Lewis and teammates anchor the defense and offense amid a sprawling box score of varied scorers and rebounds.
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Robert E. Lee
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al T
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Mac Upiel
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Sterling
Rel
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Gandent
Alva Richardson
Fellee Jewit
Nueleuy
Debbie Lewis
Yeeler
Mane
AEL
Forest Brook
Thundsy
Maroons
Sterling Fems Rally In 78 18 Victory Over District Opponent
Sterling girls remained within striking range as the team built a strong lead, securing a decisive 78 to 18 win Monday night. Shella Cloud led with 20 points, while Quiland added 29 and Skies 45, aided by Montgomery and Lewin with 12 each, and rebounds from Angie Drakey and Michelle Tohervan.
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Cuenta
Sterlings
Lana Brides
Patrus
Quiland
Gap Montgomery
Detna Jo Lewin
Hangers
Yellow Jackets
Galena
Anlailten
Angie Drakey
Michelle Tohervan
Sterling Jutder Varsity
Shella
Turk Williams Named Player Of The Week In NCAC
Turk Williams led the Hebets to key wins in Texas junior college play. He scored 27 points and grabbed 17 rebounds in one game, moved into the season scoring lead, and earned NCAC Player Of The Week honors.
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Lew College
Wil Rebmunder
Robert
Turk
Williame
Hal
Beenor
Mup
Wang
Willan
Wharton County Junilor Cotlage
Nick
Hayside
N.V
Hebels
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St. Philips
San Antonio College
Shegsmoke
Reby
Hen
Williams
Will
Mike Hedley
Temple
Danny Vandall
Leopards
Anthony Brown
Sai Jacinto Cuttege
Hogs Prove They're No. 1 in SWC Victory
Arkansas forward Jim Counce and guard Ron Brewer voiced pride after a 3238 Southwestern Conference win over Baylor, declaring Arkansas the top team. Sidney Moncrief and coach Eddie Sutton emphasized credibility from wins over LSU, Kentucky, and a strong overall record.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Jim Counce
Rayler
Ube
Memphis
Counce
Ron Brewer
Baylor
Brewer
Sidney Moncrief
Une Karorkewis
Arkanas
Eddie Sutton
Loulrlane Blair
Razorbacks
Sutton
LSU
Baton Rouge
Kentucky
Ross Golfers Take Fourth in Beau Mont Meet
Ross golfers finish fourth at Pinewood Country Club in the Beau Mont Independent golf tournament behind Hardin Jefferson. Mark Nye leads Ross with a 42 38 50 and ties for fourth in the medal race as Ross posts 344. Chuck Hargs Jett Mourcay Varela Ernal Kenig Swadera contribute scores while Robert E Lee entrants also compete.
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Sterlwig
Rebel Rays Place Pair in Local Ski Meet
Rebel Rays at Lee College placed two athletes at the Dad's Club YMCA championship meet. Danielle Tallarom finished fifth in the girls L and under back with 7.6 seconds and sixth in free with 32.0 seconds. Butch Priddy placed seventh in the 2100 fly and competed in the 15-14 group.
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Butch Priddy
Danielle Tallarom
Lee College
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Hed Gut
Optimist Cage Results Seal Division
Baytown State Bank Bullets 39, Peoples State Bank Tradelaners 07. High scorers include T Wycher Baytown Jones 11, Peoples McDonalds Rockets 1 Amedean Howe Furnish Knicks Us. High scorers A Hoke McDonalds Jerry Gerlich Amedean Wayne Woodley Hawks 43 Oilvens National Bank Jam high scorers Malone Li Hawks G Guy 4 Jan Junker Divinben Leonard's Meal Market 14 Century Savings and Loan 15. High scorers Byington 10 Leonard's Green 9 Century. Dpthrust Lune 12 Starettx Warrior 0. High scorers 0 Schmidts 6 Hale 6 Optim s.
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Optims
Holtz Untangles Hayes Succession Talk at OSU
Columbus AP Woody Hayes clocks 64 amid retirement chatter at Ohio State after 28 seasons. Lew Holtz, once a Hayes aide, is named frontrunner for successor but insists on staying put. Ohio State officials plan a search led by athletic director Hindman as Holtz recalls their Ros e Bowl title year and carefree 1969 Big Ten run.
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Woody Hayes
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Altre
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Lew Holtz
Holtz
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Hugh Hindaad
Mann Cedar Bayou split wins in junior basketball clash
Horace Mann and Cedar Bayou girls each secured three victories in a tense Monday slate. Kim Hebert led Mann with 16 points, Toni Knapp added 18 rebounds, while Baytown’s Nadine Budwine and Zoralda Juarez led Cedar Bayou scorers. The eighth grade games featured Adelane Wilson’s 11 points and eight rebounds as Baytown rallied, and Cedar Bayou swept Highlands with solid performances from Becky Robins and Lisa Bertsch.
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Horace Mann
Kingtown
Cedar Bayou
Flighlands
Selina
Kim Hebert
Toni Knapp
Knapp
Tamra Brown
Liz Uncon
Green Coslins
Adelane Wilson
Eigh
Nadine Budwine
Zoralda Juarez
Leslie Singleton
Baytown
Gwen Johowart ML
Lisa Zalopeksla
Highlands
Allela Dryer
Becky Robins
Jackie Rawls
Lisa Bertsch
Rebel Girls Third at San Marcos Meet with Medley Relays
Rebel Girls Third SAN MANCOS hosted Southwest Texas and TCU this weekend. Both women's relays finished third. The 400 medley relay clocked 5:09.1 and the 400 free relay 4:10.0 as Kitty Manuel Terrie Pittman Darilyn Anson and Tina Sabo led scoring with several top times. Pittman placed third in the 1 breast. Manuel posted strong 200 free and 500 free times. Sabo added a fourth in 100 back and a fifth in 200 free. Anson also had top six finishes in the 500 and 100 free.
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Kitty Manuel
Terrie Pittman
Darilyn Anson
Tina Sabo
Pittman
Manuel
Sabo
LC Men Finish Sixth At Tulane Meet
Lee College men placed sixth at the Tulane Invitational behind Tulane Georgia Tech Southwest Missouri State Lamar and others. Highlighted by Jett Tieken with two fifths and a sixth in sprint events and the 200 free relay team clocking 1 38 6, the Rebels also posted a 200 medley relay time and individual top marks in the 100 fly and 100 back.
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Lee College
Tulane University
Tulane
Jamie Lee
Tieken
Ed Field
Doug Prickett
Field
Lee
Baytown Saints Sweep Weekend Yet Uneven Divisional Results
The Baytown Saints won five of eight Bay Area Junior Soccer Association games last weekend. Key performers included Marth Ortle with two goals in the A division win over Sagemont Stars, Fred Williams with three in the B division victory over Deer Park Sonics, and James Cantrell scoring four in the CA division 114 triumph over Hitchcock. Kelley Price and Ronski Ethridge each tallied twice in DA division win over Clear Lake Falcons. Saints also took the F2 division game versus Sagemont Spurs with Vic Perez, Robert Campos and Rickey King scoring once. Spurs won D2 2-1 with Andrew Zellweger scoring for Baytown. Ed Maroon scored for Saints in E-1 loss to Clear Lake Pumas and E-2 entry defaulted.
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Bay Area Junior Soccer Association
Marth Ortle
Saints
Sagemont Stars
Fred Williams
Deer Park Sonics
James Cantrell
Augusto Perez
Hitchcock
Ronski Ethridge
Kelley Price
Sagemont Spurs
Vic Perez
Robert Campos
Rickey King
Andrew Zellweger
Baytown
Clear Lake Pumas
Ed Maroon
Wind Water and Tides Shine in Galveston Beach Guide
North and east winds 10 to 15 mph. Galveston beach water 47 degrees, Trinity and Galveston bays choppy. Offshore waves five to seven feet. Two high tides at 1 26 p.m. and 6 56 p.m. Two low tides 4 42 a.m. and 9 18 p.m. Trinity Bay quiet delights anglers, Galveston bright sun tempered by easterly winds, few redfish and whiting on stringers. Lake Livingston temps remain cool, warm-up needed for bass season.
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Galveston Beach
Trinity
Galveston
Trinity Bay
Lake Livingston
YMCA Cage Results Senior High League Summary
North Shore defeats Baytown 82 27 led by Byrd 33 and Johnson 24. Other league results include Globetrotters 20 Thers 12 with Ingram 12 and Abshler 10. Hawks 27 Bullets 11 with Neskora 6 Welch 6. Rockets 27 Blazers 16 led by Bachberger 10. Cougars 32 Pacers 16 with Estrada 14 Barnes 10.
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Byrd
Johnson
Sherifl
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Thers
Ingram
Abshler
Hawks
Bullets
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Welch
Friedly
Rockets
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Bachberger
Byington
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Estrada
Barnes
Hoffman
Mixon
Hill JV Girls Win District 25 A Championship
Barbers Hill defeated Hardin 47 to 14 to win the District 25 A junior varsity girls basketball tournament title. Nim McMichael scored 13 points and Candace Dotson added eight for the Hill Eagles.
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Barbers
Hill
Hardin
Nim
McMichael
Candace Dotson
Fll
Eagles
Officials Tragedy Reaches Baytown in Plane Crash
Two Southwest Conference officials, Hill Horlen of San Antonio and Jerry Neeley of San Marcos, died in a light plane crash near Wimberly while en route to San Marcos. Horlen was to call a Lee College Temple game. replacement was sought for Schreiner-Laredo. Civil Air Patrol found the wreckage after weather hampered earlier searches.
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Baytown
Hill Horlen
San Antonio
Jerry Neeley
San Marcos
Horlen
Joel Horlen
Lee
Ross, AEL Girls Golfers Open 1978 Season
Ross and Robert E. Lee begin 1978 schedules in District 21 AAAA play at Inwood Country Club. Ross, led by coach Martha Marti, backs nine letterwinners Beth Bean Prissy Olgler Pam Chandler Kathy Curry Marchelle Hicks Missy Bond Stacy Guke Barbara Fridley Amy Skinner along with Maria Harper Julie Curry and Laurie Marti as they seek a fourth straight district title. Coach Bill Thompson at Lee has only Kay Kelly and Lisa Swalm returning. both teams face early pressure and uncertain strength as the season opens.
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Sterling
Airis’ Galf
Rangers
Gander
Ranger
Inwood Country Club
Beth Bean
Prissy Olgler
Pam Chandler
Kathy Curry
Marchelle Hicks
Missy Bond
Stacy Guke
Barbara Fridley
Amy. Skinner
Robert E. Lee
Bill Thompson
Kay Kelly
Lisa Swalm
Barbers Hill Middle Wins Horace Mann AY Basketball Title
Barbers Hill Middle School survived two overtimes to beat Horace Mann Junior School 46-42 and claim the Horace Mann eighth grade tournament championship. Pennee Hall scored 29 for Barbers Hill with Mindy Porter adding seven. Knapp led Mann with 16 points and Hebert had 10 as Mann reached the final.
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Paples
Pennee Hall
Mindy Porter
Toni Knapp
Goslins
Kim Hebert
Mann
Green Goslins
Highlands
North Shore
Knapp
Denise Harris
Hebert
Pace
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