Rangers AEL Open Drills Monday for Spring Football
About 100 candidates report for the first day at Robert E. Lee, including 3 seniors and three starters from last year’s 10-2 District 24-4A co champion Ganders. Practice runs 2:45 p.m. daily with scrimmages May 8 and May 5, and a spring game tentatively May 21 at 4 p.m. Coach Ron Kramer emphasizes fundamentals and evaluating many players.
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Robert E. Lee
Ganders
Ron Kramer
Thomas Hawkins
Steve Olafson
Mike Burgess
Olafson
Burgess
Port Arthur
Kramer
Doug Cavarretta
Charles Morgan
Dennis Pokluda
Jerry Jameson
Brent Brunson
John Conway
Charles Head
Dale Spence
Richard Dod
Hess To Get Ist Look At Troops
Under new head coach Jim Hess the Ross Sterling Rangers begin spring drills at 3 30 p m Monday with 150 players reporting including 34 seniors 18 lettermen and 16 part time starters. Training runs 21 calendar dates with 18 workouts and ends May 22 with the Blue Silver game at Stallworth Stadium.
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Jim Hess
Ross Sterling Rangers
Hess
Sterling
Rangers
Stallworth Stadium
Steinmark In Critical Condition After Cancer Return
Freddie Steinmark former University of Texas football player was listed in critical condition at M D Anderson Hospital after cancer returned. He had his leg removed 16 months earlier at Anderson following Texas winning the national title with a final tackle of Arkansas. Steinmark had been a starting safety for the Longhorns before the operation and later returned to the university.
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Steinmark
Longhorn
University of Texas
Hearing Set For Houston Parks and Wildlife hearings
A Harris County Courthouse hearing in Houston will open at p.m. May 6 as part of a state wide series May 3-7. The Parks and Wildlife Department will discuss proposed changes for 1971 72 including outlawing snagging fish and hunting on state owned river beds and railroad rights of way except for waterfowl. Sportsmen may comment before the Parks and Wildlife Commission finalizes rules.
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Austin
Harris County
Houston
Parks & Wildlife Department
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
The Associated Press tally lists standings for the American and National Leagues with wins, losses, and percentages. Friday results include Chicago beating Boston 8-4 and Minnesota 9-5, while Milwaukee and New York split, and notable stats feature leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, and pitching.
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Pawaukee
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Ashington
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Washington Oetorad
Cajfornia
Hinriton
Allanta Wow
Sary Tieso
San Deas San Francusco
Atlanti Bos Angeles Laws
Jonirgal
Finn
Rtoustoy
Raiders and Red Sox dominate West Little League night
Raiders beat Chargers 16-2 and Red Sox routed Yankees 28-2 as Dennis McShan and Donnie Turner held mound duties respectively. Marc Stephenson Meshan and Hamman homered or doubled for the Raiders. Turner added a three run shot for Boston. Eli Robertson belted two homers for the White Sox in Central League action and Robert Helt fanned ten in Phillies win.
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Red Sox
Donnie Turner
Chet Johnson
Robert Morayer
Jimmy McAlphin
Turner
Trey Brooks
White Sox
Phillies
Eli Robertson
Russell Cannon
Ronald Bowers
Bobby Burts
Odessa Leads SJCC Golf After 36 Holes
Odessa Junior College moved one stroke ahead in the Southwestern Junior College Conference golf championships at New Mexico Military Institute. Odessa posted 589 for 36 holes, with New Mexico JC at 590 and South Plains JC at 597. Odessa's Scott Stegner and New Mexico JC's Phil Gonzales led individuals at 14 over par after 36 holes. NMMI’s Henry Sanders was third at 143. Final 18 holes scheduled for Saturday. qualifiers advance to nationals in Flint, Michigan.
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NUM
Odessa Junior College
Southwestern Junior College Conference
New Mexico Military Institute
Texas Junior College
New Mexico JC
South Plains JC
Levelland
Tex
Howard County JC
NMMI
Odessa
Scott Stegner
Phil Gonzales
Henry Sanders
Flint
Mich
Palmer Aims to Play as Houston Champions Field Gathers
Arnold Palmer pledges his appearance for the Champions Invitational May 13 16 at Champions Golf Club Houston joining Gibby Gilbert Roberto De Vicenzo Frank Beard and Ben Crenshaw among others with about 100 professionals and four amateurs. The event offers 23000 to the winner and features long-standing low scores records including De Vicenzo and Nicklaus. Parking and transit details are provided with tee times set after 10 am Thursday and Friday and 11 am Saturday and Sunday Daylight Savings Time.
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Casper
Gibby Gilbert
Gilbert
Ben Crenshaw
University of Texas
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Roberto de Vicenzo
Orville Moody
Moody
de Vicenzo
Jack Nickalus
Beard
Champions Club
Houston
Amos Otis Finds Home With Royals After Mets Trade
Otis played 67 games for the 1969 Mets batting .178 before finding success with Kansas City. In 159 games with the AL Royals last season he hit .284, drove in 138 runs, and stole 33 bases in 35 attempts. The Mets traded him and pitcher R D Johnson to the Royals for third baseman Joe Foy after 1969.
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New York Mets
Amos
Kansas City
Roy Als
Mets
R. D. Johnson
Royals Ffor
Joe Foy
Washington Senators
Hook Line Sinker and the Baytown Angler Bonds
Baytown trout expert A M Howell proves his skill once more by catching a giant channel cat on a Grimes County deer lease lake using minnows. Guest Dwayne Forder of Walking Wire Outfitters hunts elk bear goat and sheep with Baytown hunter Bill Kubik, with summer and fall openings noted.
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A.M
Jack) Howell
Jack Howell
Howell
W. P. Denman
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Denman
Dwayne Forder
Highwood
Montana
Bill Kubik
E. Fayle
Kubik
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