Catfish Time on Trinity Bay and Turtle Bay
Clarence Leagins reports strong catfishing around Trinity Bay Turtle Bay and nearby waters. He favors trotlines baited with cat mullet or marsh minnows and notes minnows are best caught rather than bought.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1972
Page
3
Clarence Leagins reports strong catfishing around Trinity Bay Turtle Bay and nearby waters. He favors trotlines baited with cat mullet or marsh minnows and notes minnows are best caught rather than bought.
Clarence, a Brown and Root and Payne Keller veteran, pursues catfish research in Baytown. He favors channel and yellow catfish, using an 18 foot Long John boat and big outboard. He blends work breaks with fishing trips, inspired by family members Ross and Roy Leavins active on Trinity waters.
In a fast start the Southwest Conference race heats up as Baylor edges Southern Illinois and Texas Tech rattles nonconference opponents. Palomar and Palomar’s Lowery lead high scoring efforts while SMU, Houston and Texas A&M post wins in a busy week with conference play looming. Texas A&M, SMU, Baylor and Texas Tech sit near the top with key games scheduled Saturday and midweek matchups shaping the title chase.
Milwaukee coach Larry Costello hails a 120-104 victory over Los Angeles as fantastic after ending the Lakers 33 game win streak. Lakers coach Bill Sharman concedes the end, praising his team’s earlier play and vowing to learn from mistakes. Defense and Wilt Chamberlain’s foul trouble shaped the outcome.
University of Houston athletic aide Carroll Schultz spoke at the Ramada Tower banquet honoring 1081 Ganders. Ron Kramer awarded 1971 lettermen and all district players, with Virgil Hargis winning the James Gay scholastic award and Brentzel the line award. Schultz urged values of faith hope discipline and loyalty as guiding forces for the team.
The 1971 District 24-AAAA basketball season opens with Robert E. Lee and Sterling eyeing first wins. Sterling hosts La Marque on Monday night, while Lee visits Baytown to face defending champion Clear Creek on Tuesday. Both games set for 7 30 p.m. tipoffs.
In Los Angeles at Rancho Park the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open ended in a three way playoff among George Archer Aaron Brown and Dave Hill after 72 holes. Marti led with 65 but faded to 75 73 finishing 14 under par 270. Hill and Archer each shot 66 on final day to force 18 hole playoff Monday with winner earning 25000 and others 11575 plus TV bonuses.
Lee College, fresh from a 89-69 win over Bergstrom Air Force Base, travels to Temple at 7 30 p m for a conference matchup with the Rebels who sit 13 5 on the season. Temple defeated Lee College 75 74 earlier this year but Lee College reversed the decision before Christmas in Baytown.
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