ArmStrong Henry N. Armstrong dies at 81 former Lee High School coach
Henry N. Armstrong a former coach and principal at Robert E. Lee High School Baytown died Wednesday of acute leukemia at 81 He led Lee High from 1956 serving as assistant coach assistant principal and principal over 25 years Friends and colleagues including W Curtis Herring Lions Club members recalled his dedication humor and strong Marine background He played for Rice University and fought in Korea earning the Bronze Star and later remained active in local education and community circles Funeral plans were undecided but many friends expect a large turnout
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Overhaul of City Sports Complex Sparks Major Upgrade
Continued from Page 1 describes the city shutting the complex for a major overhaul. Built in 1973, it had four fields and a shared concession stand and press box. now only two original fields remain, elevated to improve drainage, with a 200 vehicle parking area and new walkways added. The project doubles the number of fields and adds two concession stands, reflecting growth in girls fast-pitch softball.
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Wayne Gray Sports Complex expands with new fields and pavilion
The city adds a 60 by 100 foot open air pavilion and four 300 foot adult fields, two 215 foot girls fields, and two youth league fields at the Wayne Gray Sports Complex on N Main Street. A detention pond becomes a fishing pond stocked with rainbow trout in winter and catfish in summer. Bermuda grass covers the ballpark as Johnson notes improved infield and improving outfield with rain. Future plans include two more fields and more parking if funding allows.
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Bayou Bowl sponsorships lift Baytown event reliance
The Bayou Bowl organizers formed a steering committee with non politicians including Dick for athletics and Mike and Tracy for contacts. Sponsorships grew this year as Exxon Mobil stepped back from main sponsor duties after the first game. Baytown funds cover about $25,000 this year, with hotels filling up and TV coverage driving exposure though Houston media coverage remains limited. Texas and Louisiana players draw regional attention, while Louisiana outlets promote more than Houston outlets. Tickets are $10 adults $5 children, available at local banks and the Baytown Chamber or online at bayoubow12005.com.
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Baytown Considers Tax Free Housing Project With MUD Partnership
Baytown council opened the first public hearing on a proposed partnership with the Lake Municipal Utility District of Harris County. CF Land LLC seeks a 121 acre site near I-10 Spur 330 and Thompson Road to build about 800 homes priced 100000 to 180000 with no ad valorem taxes in the MUD, and potential later dissolution if commercial plans arise. The second hearing is set for June 23.
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Poe hosts Baytown town hall and Bayou Bowl coin toss
U S Representative Ted Poe will hold a town hall in Lee College Tucker Hall Baytown from 4 to 5 p m to discuss the 109th Congress child protection legislation and Victims Rights Caucus work. Poe and staff casework teams will answer questions after which he proceeds to Stallworth Stadium for the Bayou Bowl coin toss before the 8 p m Texas versus Louisiana All Star seniors game. J D Walker Community Center hosts an all day Open House with garage sale domino tournament and hot dog lunch at 7613 Wade Road Baytown from 8 a m to 3 p m with a 10 a m domino tournament registration fee 5 includes meal prizes for top finishers and information line 281 426 3551. Center operates under Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Sylvia R Garcia.
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Taft complex case moves toward condemnation and action
Baytown council debates Taft Circle Apartments ownership unity after years of legal action against Alfred Antonini. Woodbridge Properties faces a Harris County suit while Fredericks seeks to buy the complex. If condemned, city considers 220000 CIP funding and a public health hearing. Council votes to start proceedings.
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