Oilers Player Jerry Levins Talks to Cedar Bayou Students
Houston Oilers flanker Jerry Levins spoke to Cedar Bayou junior high students about education and the future during a 50 minute gym program. He urged thinking ahead beyond reading the front page and used a local humor angle, answering student questions on topics from Wheaties to Namath, Smiling at a successful school event.
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Final tribute honors Robert E. Lee 1970 football squad
At the Ramada Tower a memorial tribute for Robert E. Lee’s 1970 football team honored four standout Maroon players. Jake Smitherman and Lonnie Rivera shared a top linebacker accolade, while David Mongiello earned the Fi Yi Kern award for guts and spirit. Dennis Pokluda claimed best back and David Chamberlain won top lineman as the Ganders finished 10-2 with 31 players contributing.
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The Long Season at the Gander fete and Pro Bowl notes
Chena Gilstrap quips about a football obsessed husband missing kisses since Sept 12 during Stanford's game versus Arkansas. Mel Renfro's 82 and 56 yard punt returns buoyed the NFC in a Sunday win while the Americans claim three straight Super Bowl victories over the Nationals. Tom Landry and Dick Nolan are noted amid postgame reflections.
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Maroons Eyes Tie For Second In District Action
REL aims for a second place tie in District 244A as Maroons host La Marque after a 57-56 road win over Texas City. Marcellus Harmon led with 22 points, while Roy Wilson and Tommy Holland pace opposing scorers. JV and sophomore games begin at 6 p.m.
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Troubled Rangers Aim To Break Losing Streak In District Play
Ross Sterling seeks to even its District 24 4A record at 3-3 by visiting Angleton after a 80-63 loss to Clear Creek in Baytown. Carl Barnett leads Sterling with 140 points and a 28.0 average, supported by Lea Haggerty 18.3. The Rangers, 2-3 in league, host REL Friday in a Baytown cross-town clash.
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Rebels Edge Wharton In Narrow 67–66 Victory
Wharton edged Lee Rebels 67 to 66 as Wharton hit 17 of 23 free throws while Lee managed eight of 18. Wharton slowed the tempo while Lee led in scoring before the final margin decided at the free throw line.
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Umpires Meet On Wednesday In Houston Chapter Session
The District and Houston Chapter Umpires Association will convene at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Optimist building on Market Street to discuss the new high school baseball rules. Open to anyone interested in umpiring the summer Baytown program. contact Byard Sooy at 422-9654 for details. There is a separate game recap noting Lee trailed by at most four points, Lee shot 46 percent, and Rebels leaders Phearse with 22, Guillory 20, Perez 10, Cook 10, with Lee grabbing 14 rebounds.
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YMCA Results Full weekend basketball action recap
A full YMCA results summary lists second and third grade games with Austin Bears losing to Pumphrey Cougars 0 to 12 and Pumphrey Bullets defeating Austin Eagles 12 to 6. Other scores include Lamar Leopards 5 over Bowie Lions 16 and Bowie Bombers 6 over Ashbal Smith Tiger, plus San Jac Mustangs 78 over Bowie Bobcats 7 and Travis Chiefs 30 over A Smith Packers 0.
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College Basketball Scores and Schedules From Wednesday
The Associated Press summary lists Penn State over Princeton 70 to 42 and Fairmont triumphing 98 to 85 over West Virginia State. Other results include Niagara 83 DePaul 72, South Jacksonville 76 Florida 106, Mississippi State 67, Alabama 73 Stetson 93, and Louisiana State 97 at New Orleans.
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Highlands Route Deer Park In Eighth Grade Basketball
Highlands defeated Deer Park twice in eighth grade action. In the A game Highlands won 79-58 with Avie Jones and Ronnie Smith scoring 20 each. The B game ended 33-21. Cedar Bayou beat Baytown 30-25 in A action in seventh grade, while the B game Cedar Bayou won 11-10.
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Brooks Robinson to Receive Houston Baseball Dinner Award
Brooks Robinson, Orioles standout, will receive a World Series Award at the 11th annual Houston Baseball Dinner at the Astroworld Hotel Grand Ballroom. The event honors 1970 feats with stars including Joe Morgan, Clarence Gaston, Boog Powell, umpire Ken Burkhart, Gary Molan, and Roger Metzger, while Robinson’s World Series heroics against Cincinnati are highlighted.
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