Border Olympics Show Mixed Raytown Varsity Results
Rockhold praises Raytown for five finals entries at the Border Olympics with a 2nd 5th and two 4ths totaling 10 points. Mowers and Clepper place in shot put and discus while Mann leads the relay and clocked 2:48.7 in the open 4x880, with San Jacinto and San Antonio high schools setting pace in the new stretch configuration.
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Marcus Clepper
Wees
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Rex Sulberth
Elswick
San Antonio Highlands
Kermit
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Brackenridge
San Antonio Edison
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Down There
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Man
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Conley Brown
Miss Bussa Wins Girls singles title at Spring Branch
Baytown's Gwen Bussa captured the girls singles crown at the Spring Branch Invitational tennis tournament in Houston on Saturday, defeating Joy Basek 6 1 6 2 for her first interscholastic title. Twenty six schools and 147 players opened the event Friday.
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Spring Branch Memorial
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Parrell Fullick
Fredna Tillery
Camille Bunting
Memorial
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Rennie Baker
Schubert
Fullick
Kathy
Noyes
Nancy Seiffert
Miss Tillery
Miss Bunting
Lamar Roemer
Lasmar
Texas City
Lu Bullock
Crosby Fourth In Bayshore Olympics Waypoint Finish
Crosby placed fourth in Bayshore Olympics as Bay-Tex teams lit up the field. La Porte led in points with 118 while Deer Park totaled 177 points. Norman Huddleston anchored high and 180 low hurdles with a record pace and Crosby’s Swint captured a broad jump win.
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Ashlock
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Nederland
Colt 455 spring drills show mixed progress and injuries
Spring training reports from Colt 455 indicate Aspromiente Beauchamp and Wynn show strong form, with Aspromiente back to peak hitting and Beauchamp’s arm improving after prior injuries. Wynn adapts to outfield duty and aims for a defensive boost. Jim Wynn and Beachamp expect further progress as Craft evaluates lineup before the regular season, while Fox’s veteran records anchor the club’s depth.
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Craft
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Promonte
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Colt 455
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Harry Craftadad
Dominican Republic
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Shore
RELs 335 Misses Top Golf Spots in Baytown Tourney
Baytown hosted its first golf meet at South Park where REL’s 335 posted a 234 team total, narrowly missing third by two strokes at 251. Port Arthur won 4A with 205, while Tyler Lee, Bellaire and Brazosport trailed. Junior high crowned Corpus Christi Hamlin at 325 with Beaumont Marshall second at 333. Baytown’s top rounds came from Dub Kovar, Andy Seaman, Drew Scott and George Cochrum, while Jerry Cox, Dickine Robertson, Jimmy Savell and Andy Rose led the junior high squad.
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Tyler Lee
Bellaire
Brazosport
Corpus Christi Hamlin
Beaumont Marshall
Dub Kovar
Andy Seaman
Drew Scott
George Cochnim
Jerry Cox
Dickine Robertson
Jimmy Savell
Andy Rose
Kovar
Seaman
Scott
Cochrum
Marion
Lewis
Gordon Lewis
Cox
Robert
Lavell
Rose
Scott Liggett
Gary Fuller
Rebel Bowlers Sweep Intercollegiate Meet For Lee College
Lee College bowling teams traveled to Austin for the 16 Intercollegiate Bowling Tournament and won the team title with 2,288 pins, beating UT, 2,238. Fernie Davis, Donna Shannon, Sharon Archer and Robert Stevens led the Rebels to first in team and doubles events, with Stevens earning high game and high series among the boys. Shannon and Davis captured doubles as Stevens posted a 211 game and 576 series. Corine Strawn and Tammy St Clair contributed strong scores in girls and doubles, while Lynn Caskey and Linda Galloway posted a fifth place finish in another Lee College doubles pairing.
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Rebels
Fernie Davis
Donna Shannon
Sharon Archer
Robert Stevens
University of Texas
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Davis
Stevens
Carrie Shawn
Nut
Lee
University of Texas i
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Corine Strawn
Linda Galloway
Tommy St. Clair
Strown
Shinnan
Corine
Strawn
St. Clair
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