Donnelly Is A Big Hero To His Family
Mike Donnelly 11 of 2004 Sheridan is a skilled bass fisher and a family favorite. He nets a 634 pound bass on his first trip and a 5% pound catch the next day while his dad Joe and brother James comment on his prowess. Lane Dodgen jokes about guiding while Mike explains his lure named No No, a safety pin with a double spinner. experts note possible lure modifications.
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Mike Donnelly
Sheridan
Mike
Joe
James
Lane Dodgen
Lure Fails to Halt Mike's Big Bass Catch at Clark's Reservoir
The author praises Mike's favorite lure and recounts a storied day at Clark's Reservoir on Eastgate Road near Huffman. Report notes how Mike lands two large bass while his father, brother, and guide miss big catches, and ends with Mike finding himself without companions to fish after the second triumph.
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Mike
Thad
Clark’s
Eastgate
Huffman
Crosby
Dayton
Tourney Fever as Teams Vie for NCAA Berths
The season heats up as Brigham Young and Long Beach State clinch automatic bids and UCLA eyes a league title. Others like Marquette Oral Roberts Hawaii Marshall South Carolina Southwestern Louisiana Florida State and Houston push for at large berths with selection day looming.
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Associated Press
Brigham Young
Long Beach State
UCLA
Western Athletic Conference
Pacific
Bruins
Oregon State
Marquette
Warriors
Detroit
Jim Chones
Tom
Scott
Selection Committee
Oral Roberts
Boston University
Hawaii
Rainbows
San Diego State
Marshall
South Carolina
Davidson
Southwestern Louisiana
Dayton
Florida State
Stetson
Houston
Houston Baptist
Bowling League Names Top Performers in Week
Morning Glory league reports Just Barely as high team series at 22723 led by Aline Fletcher Yvonne Arnold Susar Gustavus and Coral Ware. High team game honors go to Pin Pals with Eleanor Pennington Connie Connealy Barbara Smith and Fonda Butaud. Individual leaders include Mary Dobson 468 series Ruth Herrington 192 game and Yvonne Arnold 264.
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Bernice Bishop
Judy Wood
Annie Lee Bailey
Marilyn Dillard
Euna Frauenberger
Shirley Wright
Mae Joyce Downs
Carolyn Figners
Brenda Fannett
Brenda Stalter
Jean Farmer
Morning Glory
Aline Fletcher
Yvonne Arnold
Susar Gustavus
Coral Ware
Shirley Fletcher
Stella Davis
Joyce Chunda
Saran Zapach
Susan Gustavus
Barbara Smith
Ann Salicos
Beverly Wander
Loop Roundup Sparks SWC Cage Title Chase
Texas A&M faces Texas and TCU while SMU hosts Rice and Baylor on the road as a five-team, late-season tie pursues an NCAA playoff berth. Rice’s upset of A&M sparks a congested SWC standings with Tech, TCU, and SMU also in the mix and potential playoff scenarios defined by remaining games.
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Associated Press
Las Cruces
M. Tf
Ion
Rice University
Rice
College Station
Tex
Texas Aggies
A&m
Tulsa
Owls
Red River
Gulf of Mexico
Knodel
Aggies
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
SWC
Red Raiders
SMU
Texas A&m
TCU
Baylor
Tech
Arkansas
Leroy Marion
Marion
Larry Robinson
Longhorns
Hobbs, N.M
Ralph Palomar
Greg Lowery
Pirates Hold First Intrasquad Contest
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat their intrasquad team 13 to 6, taking advantage of eight Baltimore Orioles errors as Dock Ellis pitched two scoreless innings. Dave McNally arrived for a Florida workout after signing for about 105000, while several Orioles stars and holdouts remained unsigned, including Mike Cuellar, Brooks Robinson, Boog Powell, Dave Johnson, Bobby Grich, Jerry DaVanon, Paul Blair, Don Buford, Merv Rettenmund, Don Baylor, and Rich Coggins, prompting veteran frustration from Frank Cashen. Pitching notes from other camps, including Giants manager Charlie Fox and Reds manager Sparky Anderson, highlighted improving spring conditions and a stronger mound staff.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baltimore Orioles
Pirates
Don Leppert
Dave Ricketts
Orioles
Dave McNally
Florida
Mike Cuellar
McNally
Wil ‘Inez
Puerto Rico
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Bobby Grich
Jerry da Vanon
Paul Blair
Don Buford
Merv Rettenmund
Don Baylor
Rich Coggins
Frank Cashen
Dock Ellis
Charlie Fox
San Francisco
Giant
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Reds
Ganders sixth at Cy-Fair Lee track debut encourages
Robert E. Lee opened its 1972 track season with a sixth place at the Cy-Fair Relays led by Ganders riders and relays. Brent Brunson Melvin Jones John Conway and Steve Olafson clocked 43.4 in the 40 yard relay for third. Smiley won overall, El Campo second, with Lee also taking third in the 80 yard relay and the mile relay. Lamar Consolidated edged Lee in several events as the Ganders posted 42 points overall. Lee heads to Border Olympics in Laredo with Sterling.
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Cypress-Fairbanks
Robert E. Lee
Gene Boase
Ganders
Lee
Austin Reagan
Smiley
Lamar Consolidated
MacArthur
el Campo
Angleton
Westchester
Cy-Fair
Spring Branch
Spring Woods
Deer Park
Houston
Scarborough
Alvin
Houston Waltrip
Madison
Brent Brunson
Melvin Jones
John Conway
Steve Olafson
Brunson
Rickey Young
Conway
Olafson
Robert Carr
Ed Franklin
Fred Marti Struggles in Gleason Inverrary Classic Finish
Fred Marti of Baytown finished 75 and 74 in the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic, totaling 289 for 72 holes and earning $1,212. Tom Weiskopf won $52,000 with a 278 total, while Jack Nicklaus matched 279 for $29,640 in second place. Weiskopf faced late trouble but held on as Nicklaus and others vied for top money in the $260,000 event.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Baytown
Fred Marti
Jackie Gleason
Marti
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Jack
Weiskopf
Golden Bear
Ohio State
Jeader
McLendon
Tom
Birdie
Mac McLendon
Buddy Gill Allin
Tony Jacklin
Bob Smith
Chi Chi Rodriguez
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Los Angeles State
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Uppen Atom
Rnice
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Mickey
Annie Lee Churchwell
Cy-Fair - Lee
Houston Farr
Aldine M
John Hooper
Jump
LaBauve
Cecil Wilson
Ricky Young
Doug Stewart
Glenn LaBauve
Sterling
Laredo
Fred
Gleason
Baytown Sun Sport
Eries
Philco
Philcomatic
Philcomatrix
Philco-Ford
Firestone
Shawn
Philco-Ford Corporation
Philadelphia
Ratael
Alexander DR
Daly
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