San Jacinto swimmers eye district title Friday
San Jacinto College pool stars prepare for the 4A district meet with coach Ron Kramer predicting strong challenges from Brazosport and South Boston. Notable contenders include Randy Crosley, Pat Hallisey, and James Watts as REL defends its 12-4-4 district championship legacy ahead of preliminaries at 2:45 pm and finals at 7:38 pm.
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Texas Falls to Gophers as Conference Race Tightens
Texas lost its first Southwest Conference game Wednesday but clings to a half game lead as Texas Christian, Texas A&M and Baylor stay close behind. Tommy Gramly pitched six strong for TCU, helping the Horned Frogs derail Texas and snap its unbeaten in conference play. Lou Camilli collected two hits for Texas A&M, while Richard Hooper of FC boosted his conference batting average with a 3-for-4 showing.
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Invitations Out For Houston Golf Tourney May 5-8
Houston officials announce the first annual Houston Champions International at Champions Golf Club with initial invites sent to six active PGA Tour players and 32 past national open masters or PGA champions. At least 15 more active players will be asked as the event runs May 5 to 8 ahead of the Texas Open in San Antonio. Names mentioned include Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Sam Snead Dave Marr Ben Hogan Tony Lema Doug Sanders and Juan Rodriguez.
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REL Baseballers Seek First Win Versus Greenies Friday
The Robert E. Lee Gander baseball team aims for its first win after a 3 loss start at 7 p.m. Friday hosting the 11 4A South Park Greenies. Gander bats broke out Tuesday at Beaumont Field behind Norman Montgomery, with Senior Jerm Johnson expected to take the mound.
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Channelview Coach Says He Was Misunderstood
Channelview deposed coach and athletic director Bowden Cook says he was misunderstood when quoted about reassignment at a school board meeting. He says he learned the board instructed Superintendent Schochler to relieve him after he recommended a coach for renewal, a sequence he says he knew nothing about.
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Askey and Fenelon to compete in 100 yard dash at Houston meet
Tentative entries show Kenny Fenelon and versatile sprinter Bill Askey set for the Houston Relays. Rockhold plans a sprint roster including Littlefield, Thomas, Sprague, and a strong group in relays. Final decisions hinge on entries for the distance medley relay and mile events at Del Mar Stadium with prelims at 10 a.m. and finals at 2:30 p.m.
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Cassius Clay vows retirement if Chuvalo defeats him
Toronto AP Cassius Clay says he would retire if George Chuvalo strips him of the heavyweight title next Tuesday night. He acknowledged the odds favor him as a heavy favorite while preparations for the 15 round Canadian champion bout proceed. A TV rights deal lines up 39 sites in the US and Canada with a potential gross around 3.5 million dollars. Clay, unusually quiet amid criticism over his Viet Nam remarks, explained his calm stance and notes he fights a Canadian foe.
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South Houston dominates with relay and freestyle marks
South Houston swimmers post a 1 56 83 in the 200 yard medley relay and a 2 32 35 in the 208 yard medley. Individual standouts include James Watts and Pat Hallisey in fly and free events, with entries featuring Bill Wade Jeff Head and others. The program lists Medley Relay entries and numerous 100 and 200 yard races with multiple clubs including Pasadena Rayburn and Bal.
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Casey to captain Army Cadets next season
Joseph Casey from Trenton New Jersey will captain the Army Cadets after rewriting the academy soccer records by scoring two goals in the latest season.
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