Sting Deer clash shapes North South zone title bid
South Zone features Baytown Pasadena and Ganders amid tight race with Texas City and Deer Park in a key district showdown. Deep Park aims to block, while Sterling and South Houston also loom in the final stretch. Guardians rely on Willingham Nelson Slack as Ganders seek playoff path and revenge for a late 50s buzzer win.
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Sterling Freshmen sweep fuels 52 22 victory over Rayburn
Sterling Freshmen rolled past Rayburn 35 22 at halftime and closed out a 52 22 win behind Henry Bowen with 11 points and key early defense. The A team then edged Rayburn 53 48 in a see saw affair as Greg Atteberry and Molaison sparked late, Bullard shut down Jackson, and Sterling prepares to host South Houston Thursday at 6 pm.
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Sterling
Rayburn
Henry Bowen
Lyman Smith
Dan Hunter
Keith Car
Whitney Nichols
Ronnie Webb
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Hunter
Grege Atteberry
Robert Bullard
Mike Nolaison
Bruce Marfin
Ted Hazelwood
Greg Atteberry
Track Time Trials Run Some Surprises Observed
Sterling's Rangers held part of their time trials as coach Drew Dunlap noted promising signs from freshman Tins Stone with a 10.7 in the 100. Veterans Hart and Lumus missed trials. Lloyd ran 3:43.4 for 1320 while St Romain and Stone posted strong 330s, and Gooffarth reached 10.6 in the 70 yard highs with Worth and Martin clocking 11.7 and 12.3 respectively.
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Sun Sports
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Rangers
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Dunlap
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Lewis Bryant
Hart
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Lumous
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Stone
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Fullen
Barker
David Barron
Brent Gooffarth
Gooffarth
Brian Worth
Kerry Martin
Snider Martinez Lead Scoring as REL Fresh Lose DP
REL freshmen dropped both ends of a double bill with Deer Park. The B team lost 38 27, while the A team fought to a 5850 thriller. Snider scored 15 and Martinez 21 for REL, but DP edged them in a frantic finish as rebounds and late free throws decided the outcome.
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Roy Martinez
Kent Adjong
Jimmy Green
Deer
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Reggie Nalley
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Johnny Dill
Adlong
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Beaumont Ganders to debut at Royal Purple Relays
Beverly Rockhold leads Beaumont Ganders in a debut season with setbacks and plans. The team targets Feb 2 at Beaumont Royal Purple Relays with a busy schedule including Mustang Relays, Border Olympics, Redskin Relays, Lake Charles, Baytown, Houston Relays and district meets at Memorial Stadium. Rockhold weighs Corpus Christi or Pasadena for April 29 after early trials and possible state meet appearances remain likely.
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Astro Gets Taste Of Political Unrest
Astros third baseman Doug Rader endured a gunpoint ordeal in Managua amid a Nicaragua revolt. He was tied up by rebels for about 13 minutes near the Grand Hotel before escaping to safety with teammates and returning to the United States. Rader recounted the fear and noted he hopes to return to Nicaragua, praising the people and the scenery. He also suffered typhoid, weighed about 198 pounds, and aimed to reach 205. Rader had a .316 season with 10 homers and was vying for a major league third base spot with Alfaro Ambrustre and Eddie Mathews in Houston.
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Astro
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Jim Weaver
Houston
Astros
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Steinhauer Breaks Shot Put Record at Oregon Invitational
Fortland Oregon AP Neal Steinhauer shattered his in door shot put mark three times finishing at 67 feet 10 inches Jim Ryan won the 1000 yard race in 2 09 98 four seconds shy of the indoor record at the Oregon Invitational
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Ore
Neal Steinhauer
Jim Ryan
Oregon
Caravan plans big turnout for Pasadena trip
Ganders beat Padaderia in season opener at the AEL Tuesday. Kalbitz invites fans to join the caravan to Pasadena, urging parents to offer rides for students. Contact Coach Jay Bolinger at REL gym or Kalbitz at 383 4445 for details.
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Padaderia
AEL
Ove Zone
Bob. Kalbitz
Pasadena
Jay Bolinger
REL
Kalbitz
Pistol Club Selects New State Officers at January Meeting
The Baytown Rifle and Pistol Clubs urge members to attend the annual meeting on Tuesday January 31 at 7 30 p m in the Citi National Bank conference room. NRA approval marks pistol night with matches open to any club member. Officers will be elected. Awards and prospects for winners in each match announced.
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