Hess Eyes Rice Head Coach Job, Not Likely
Former Sterling coach Jim Hess, now Angelo State head coach, expresses interest in Rice University’s vacant head coaching post after Al Conover’s departure. He notes slim chances but cites his past ties to Rice and Southwest Conference knowledge as plausible factors. He also hints at possible interest in Stephen F. Austin.
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Sterling
Jim Hess
Rice University
al Conover
Hess
Angelo State University
Rice
Heas
Bo Hagan
Ranger
Hayden
Fry
North Texas State
Angelu
Stephen F. Austin
Dick Munzinger
Port Arthur Jefferson
Barbers Hill
Gene Sharp
Port Arthur
Bill Hicks
Sharp
Bob Frederick
Lamar University
Ronnie Thompson
Vidor
Frederick
Cardinals
IREL Girls Edge Lutheran in JV Clash at REL Gym
Lutheran’s defense kept Lee low early but Mandy Brown led IREL with 19 points as the Lady Ganders pulled away in the final period. Willie Peyton sparked a 30 point effort for the JV, who won 40 25 after a 17 0 run to start the third quarter.
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Robert E. Lee
Blitzkrieg
Lutheran Pioneers
Rel
Lee
Ganders
Lutheran
Pioneers
Mandy Brown
Susan Sullivan
ABL
Willie Peyton
la Porte
Dallas Fans Bundle Up For Cowboys Steelers Ticket Sale
Dawn McRae once mocked a Cowboys playoff chance yet joined about 200 fans in a frigid line at Southern Methodist University to buy tickets for the January 18 Cowboys Steelers clash in Miami. Makeshift fires and sleeping bags lined the chilly scene around the Montgomery Coliseum as dawn broke.
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Menge
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami
Mouny Coliseum
Southern Methodist University
All-Pro Football Team Named By AP In New York
The AP announced the 1970 NFL All-Pro selections with Fran Tarkenton of Minnesota quarterbacking the team. Key picks include Chuck Foreman and Odoms as receivers, Jim Langer at center, and Jack Youngblood and Jack Ham among linemen.
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Chuck Foreman
Minnesota
Q.J. Simpson
Huffate
Speedy Clift Branch
Oakland
Land McGray
St. Louis
Fihe
Denver
Riley Odoms
New York
Vikings
Nesala
Paul Krause
Foreman
Sports Waters and Broadcasters
Ron Yery
George Kunz
Baltimore
Joe, DeLamielieure
Hulfato
Larry Litlle
Miami
Jim Langer
Jim Bakken
Jack Youngblood
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Greenwood
Alan Page
Houston
Curley Culp
Jack Ham
Washington
Chris Hanburger
Cedar Bayou Sweeps Most Grades Versus Highlands
Cedar Bayou won three of four games Monday against Highlands. The seventh grade A team lost 32 19 while Richard Mangus scored 10 for Cedar Bayou. The eighth grade B team beat Highlands 47 0 with Paul Goodman 12 Hoyt 22 and Hastle 16 as Cedar Bayou took the eighth grade A game 340. Chris Cervenka scored points in the seventh grade loss.
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Cedar Bayou
Highlands
Richard Mangus
Wah Paul Goodman
Glen Hoyt
Chris Hastle
Baytown Soccer Teams Lead Weekend Play Amid Close Finishes
Baytown squads posted mixed results in youth soccer action with the Saints and Seabrook Stars both winning in tight games. Key performances included Augusta Dell scoring for the vision and Teodaro Salinas and Abelardo Ortiz tallying for Baytown, while defense and goaltending by Ricardo Olivares and Bell helped seal several victories.
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Saints
Bay Area Soccer League
Vision
Marlin
Clear Lake Manta
Fram Teodaro
Dickinson Schnauzers
Blan
Mica
Cynthia Carter
Jesus Cano
Marty Serrano
Goland
Raymond Cortez
la Porte
Dorothy Vequidez
Gena
Jhannies Kleinschmidt
Ar- Stacy Malling
Vic
Thar Moody
la Cortez
Israel Lease
Gonzalez
Balthemiar
Clear Lake Patriots
City Devils
Baytown Saints
Bay
Cleartown
Friendswood
Clear Crack Lake Celtics
Lamar Quinones
Houston
Marlal
Garcia
Ing
Aurora Renteria
Reggie Delgade
Toenter
Stewarters Lose in Monterrey Doubles Final
Sherwood Stewart and Cliff Richey of San Angelo fell to world doubles champions Paul Ramirez and Brian Gottfried in Monterrey Mexico at the Serfia Cup Tennis Tournament with scores of 67 76 62.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Baytown
Sherwood Stewart
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Paul Ramirez
Brian Gottfried
Bulls edge Rockets in final stretch for 97 96 win
In Chicago the Bulls rallied past Houston 97 96 as Bob Love drew a foul on Rudy Tomjanovich with 39 seconds left and Jack Marin and Cliff Pondexter led with 10 points each in the fourth. Mickey Johnson and Ben Poindexter added 27 and 10 respectively as Newlin hit the tying shot earlier. Houston led by seven in Q4 but the Bulls claimed their ninth win of the season.
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Chicago
Bulls
Jack Marin
Chicago Bulls
Marin
Cliff Pondexlag
Soppe Agether
Mike Newlin
Calvin Mur
Wempec
Houston
Mickey John
Houstonsson
Rockels
Newlin
Ional Basketball Association
Ing
Bob Love
Haas
Johnston
Rudy Tomjanovici
Egan
Jershell
Ty Sloan
NBA
Asket
Sesson
the Rockets
Suxn Outdoor Guide: Wind Water And Tides
Cloudy and colder with a chance of rain through Wednesday as the National Weather Service forecasts rough bay waters and northerly winds up to 25 mph. High tides on Galveston Beach, 39 am and 7 30 pm, with two low tides at 1 25 am and 2 40 pm. Reported catches include sand trout, redfish, croaker, drum, speckled trout, and blue catfish across multiple coast areas and back bays.
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National Weather Service
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Galveston
Trinity Bay
Hl&p
Oscar Nelson
Rollover Pass
Port O'Connor
Wanda Davia
Lake Houston
Tech's Sloan To Speak At Ross Banquet
Steve Sloan, Texas Tech football figure, will address Sterling Rangers at a 7 p.m. Saturday banquet in the Community Building honoring the 1987 team. Tickets are $5, on sale through Friday at the athletic office, with several awards including the Hesrl Award for embodying Ranger spirit.
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Sterling
Texas A&m
Emory Bellard
Lee's
Texas Tech
Steve Sloan
Texas Tech University
Sterling Rangers
Robert B. Kees Sloan
Tech
Red Raiders
Dyer
Miabam
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Vandy
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