Ravens Stop Rebels Homecoming With 81 73 Win
San Jacinto Ravens remained undefeated at 16 0 in Texas Gulf Coast Junior College conference action by defeating Lee College 81 73 on homecoming night. Tom Henderson led San Jacinto with 30 points while Lee College standout Joe Guillory scored 26 as LC fought back from a halftime deficit but could not overcome the league leaders.
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Bobby Risinger
Sun
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Rebels
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San Jac
Sandac
Tom Henderson
Henderson
Joe’ Guillory
Reds
Guillory
Sterling Second With 62 Points Gander Swimmers First
A tri angular meet saw AEL score 81 to lead Texas City and Brazosport. Sterling took second with 62, Brazosport 13, while Lee College and Baytown REL posted multiple wins. Notable marks include Lillpop, Boyle, Massey, and Zaruba earning firsts in 200 free, 400 free, 100 back, and 200 free events.
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AEL
Texas City
Brazosport
Daenhall
Henderson
Ross Sterling
Tony Boyle
Baytown
Brant Godwin
Bob York
David Rice
Allen Massey
Massey
Boyle
Lillpop
Pete Ehlig
REL
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Ehlig
Keith Zaruba
Rose
Godwin
York
Sammy Schwender
TC Wasman
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Lee
Fems
Jo Lynn Bras
Bill Upton
Well
Emily Towns
Beverly
Garland Ginzel
Richard Mer
Guy
Theresa Urban Turnedling
Leigh Johnson
Louis Sonnier
Anne Rice
Susan Ziegler
Rangers
Sonnier
the Ziegler
Tha Ef Jean Ndedn Ginzel
Scott Sheley
Johnson
Royce Williams
Chris Litras
Baseball Adopts Drug Program Promises Vigilance
Major league baseball announced a long term Drug Education and Prevention Program to protect the game’s integrity. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said the sport has seen use of pills in the amphetamine and barbiturate group and emphasized vigilance. The plan, shaped by team physicians, will begin with three regional seminars in Fort Lauderdale March 2 Tampa March 3 and Phoenix March 18.
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Baytown YMCA Hosts South Texas Regional Swim Meet
The Baytown YMCA, sponsored by the Community Chest, hosts the South Texas YMCA regional swim meet this Saturday at the Y pool. Top four finishers advance to the state meet in Wichita Falls March 12 13. Baytown Y enters nine swimmers including Anne Girardeau Pat Doyle Barbara Freer Tony Boyle Susan Ziegler Tommy Campbell Nancy Freer George Cappleman Dorothy Girardeau. Meet starts at 12 30 p.m.
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Baytown
Anne Girardeau
Pat Doyle
Barbara Freer
Tony Boyle
Susan Ziegler
Tommy Campbell
Nancy Freer
George Cappleman
Dorothy Girardeau
Bay Lanes hosts Baytown La Porte team bowling finale
The Baytown La Porte Bowling Association city tournament concludes at Bay Lanes with team events on Saturday at 10 am 3 pm and 6 pm and Sunday starting 2 30 pm. Last weekend featured singles won by Joe Taylor with 705 and Lynn Caskey 653 in scratch series while Toby Ferguson claimed a 700 series and the Foreman Ferguson duo won doubles with 1346.
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Murray Foreman
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Huber Stricers
Joe Camp Ford
Pee. Wees Grocery
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Falstatl Supers
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X Anytime
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Roby’s Gulf
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Village In Pizza
Marben Chemical No. 1
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Bradberry Enco
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Dixie
Poor Folks
Pitt Grill
Carl-Craam
Dixie Claret
Pedion
Angie's Gril
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Marben Chemical
All's Barber Shop
Optimist No
Khe Wardens
Musketeers
Casaway
General Electric
Nap Time
Tammie Jay
Coastal Exterminating
Do Rights
Holley
Washateria No
Baytown 5
Gulf Oil
Dirty 5
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Hunks
Hethers
KC Trustees
Hard Aches
Holley's
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Glason's
Diacount
Spanish Inn
Stauffer Chemical
Sawlers Studs
la Porte Lares
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Buzzy Thomas
Larry Bray
Allen Barro
Robert Lee
Howard Phearse
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Micki Farmer
Farmer
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