Spring Sports Letterwinners List Reveals Broad Athletic Roster
The 75 76 season rosters show boys and girls basketball squads with players such as Bobby Guenther Michaél Keys and Mandy Brown. Golf swimming track volleyball tennis and more names appear including Keith Doryshek Darrell Eierly Sean Rudolph Honda Brooks and Brenda Tlewelled. An extensive manager and trainer corps accompany the athletes across multiple sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Guenther
Ben Viereck
Michaél Keys
Charles Mixon
Don Rodripuez
Randy Rhea
Matt DeHayes
Alvin Ruben
Sam Adams
Ronald Mann
Keith Doryshek
Darrell Eierly
Mandy Brown
Lou Chuu
Deborah Clark
Alice Crawford
Kila Geters
Alex Godfrey
Karen Hart
Deborah Lewis
Terresa Lolita
Alva Richardson
Deborah Spears
Susan Sullison
Michael Ashwood
Mars Jo Carlson
Par Ll Choisti Craig
Patty Freer
Ray Kelly
I Morenu
Mary Lev
Farsa Vernon
Kay White
Nin Boy's
Tor Hazelwood
Larry Tucket
Sandhop
Jeff Reills
Jerry Hannan
Fxead Smith
Stephen Sandhop
Carilyn Andon
Maria Boudloche
Anne Cook
Janet Pass
Donee Dunning
Jennifer Elisor
Patsy Werb
Ann Girardeuy
Jane Greenawall
Ellen Meigdom
Laura Norris
Mary Kathleen Fe Waabeth Hier
Shan Tyson
Moelmea
Walker
Faye
Walsieat
Terri Webb
Lani Youre
Lisi Furkes
Meinager
Hols
Sean Rudolph
Hyoysell Markert
Mall Mary
Mark Bailey
Jun Lah
David Perkin
Bruce Fippinger
Lead Barns
Dimes Peirce
Ius Vavithes
del Warners
Kent Cru
UDUS
Honda Brooks
Low Ant Isletguth
Jere
Carypbel
Jackie Caldwell
Low Debcal Chirk
Afive Crieford
Losin Toxins
Mirko Ruston
Nancy Freer
Nao Utero Vindhray
Cheryl Harp
Kirton Furl
Burris Land
Deborah Lewy
Coli ‘Yorn Pina
Ami ° Sad
Dima Meche Hi Dade
Bey Subir
Wen Maton
Brenda Tlewelled
Joe Young
Eek
Lynn Gutetmaan
Evin Keo Veshiy Thompson
Vid Chirk
Ik White
Spring Drills Hurt REL Sterling Squads Across Injuries
Injuries hit Robert E. Lee and Sterling during week one of 1976 spring training. Lee players out include Ramon Perez, Robert Parks, David Tow, Mark Whittaker, Julius Honeycutt, and others with injuries. Sterling sidelined Luke Morgan and George Griffin among others. Despite losses, coaches note progress and eye new contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Mann
Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Lee
George Griffin
Luke ‘Morgan
Jay Zorn
Ramon Perez
Robert Parks
David Tow
Mark Whittaker
Julius Honeycutt
Servando Delgado
Calles
Varre
Danny Shrum
Keith Marshall
Kevin Lochridge
Doug Lansford
Robert Pare
James Donnelly
David Smitherman
Aristides Triffin
Paul Morgan
Marvin Morgan
Homer Johnson
Paul Jennings
Gerald, Norris
Shane Beoker
Robert Pena
Robbie Holt
Mark Hatcher
Tony Heffner
Omega Foston
Jimmy Gammon
Robert Goree
Willie Malone
Matt DeHoyos
Trey Brooks
Tim Lewis
Dennis Alexander
Brent Brentzel
Ronald Jagnanan
Abvin Ruben
Richard Godwin
Carl Theiss
David Mad Dog
Cleveland
the Madden
Doris Seilhan
Raymond Arreguin
theland-Boston National Basketball Coaches
Boston
Cavaliers
Celtics
Paul Silas
Sterling Rangers Struggle At State Golf Tourney
In Austin at Morris Williams course Sterling shot 344, eight players under 80. Odessa Permian led with 313, Tyler Lee 319, McAllen and Conroe each 323. Danny Russell led Sterling with 83, Guiles 85, Forrester 49, Walker 49, Kozaka 91, Johnson 74 and Nelle tied for medalist lead at 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Forrester
Mark Walker
Kevin Kozaka
Austin Johnson
Doug Nelle
McAllen
Jim Matthewson
Canadiens Rally to Take Game Three in Flyers Final
Montreal goalie Wayne Stephenson faced pressure as Venezuelan-born defenseman Rick Chartraw and forward Pierre Bouchard combined to push the Canadiens to a 3-2 win over Philadelphia. Chartraw screened the goalie on Bouchard's 50-foot shot at 1 15 of the third, giving Montreal a 3-2 lead and a 3-0 series edge. A win in Game Four would seal Montreal's 18th NHL title.
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Philadelphia
Montreal Canadiens
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Montreal
Pierre Bouchard
Flyers
Wayne Stephenson
Rick Chartraw
Caracas
Chartraw
Canadiens
Yvon Lambert
Chartran
Stephenson
Wind Water And Tides Outdoor Guide
Trinity Bay waters will be choppy with 10 to 15 mph southerly winds. Offshore waves three to five feet and Galveston beach water at 77 degrees. two high tides Saturday at 5 40 a.m. and 2 25 p.m. Redfish best near HL P discharge canal. shrimpers optimistic for the season opening. Lake Livingston and Lake Houston reports note strong bass and catfish action though a fatality occurred at Lake Houston dam spillway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Rogers
Trinity
Galveston Bay
Galveston
Trinity Bay
Texas Parks and Wildlife Service
Hl&p
Lake Houston
T. J. Montgomery
Teen Baseball Season Opens at Memorial Stadium
Baytown Evening Optimist launches teenage baseball season with four junior league games at Memorial Stadium. Giants play Giants-Cards at 1 p.m., White Sox vs Braves at 3 p.m., Pirates meet Dodgers at 5 p.m., and Orioles defend title against Cubs at 7 p.m.
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Baytown
Memorial Stadium
Giants
White Sox
Braves
Pirates
Dodgers
Orioles
Cubs
Robert E. Lee Spring Sports Banquet Honors 14 Winners
Freddy Bradshaw named Boy Athlete of the Year and Ann Girardeau Girl Athlete of the Year by the Gander Gazette. Fourteen winners across nine sports were honored at the REL Community Building banquet. Elizabeth Rice received a special award from coach Kathryn Wright for the girls swimming program’s standout season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Finley
Robert E. Lee
Freddy Bradshaw
Ann Girardeau
Gander Gazette
REL
Lee
Kathryn Wright
Lee teams dominate multiple sports with district honors
Medal of Honor tally across four years at Lee includes 26 firsts 5 seconds and 1 third as relays claim 14 firsts. Armstrong-Rice Award goes to Ann Girardeau Mary Peirce and Patsy Forbes with Girardeau earning high point trophy for the fourth straight year. Sean Rudolph tops boys swimming high point honors while Joe Rodriguez earns MVP in boys basketball and Kent Wallace is baseball MVP with a 7-2 mark in District 20-AAAA play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Elvin Pequeno
Mary Kathleen Peirce
Patsy Forbes
Barry Land
Debbie Lankford
Pam Carroll
Ann Girardeau
Elizabeth Rice
Joe Rodriguez
Mike Bonem
Kent Wallace
Sean Rudolph
Clay Webb
Jimmy Girardeau
Freddy Bradshaw
Mary Peirce
Armstrong-Rice
Girardeau
Botti
Al Dennis to Speak at Hill Fete at Barbers Hill High
Barbers Hill High School hosts a Saturday 8 p.m. banquet in the cafeteria honoring athletes from all sports. Sterling football coach Al Dennis will be the keynote speaker after a season that included four straight district titles and a state finals berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers Hill High School
Sterling
al Dennis
Rangers
Shrimping Season To Close Early In Texas
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission voted to end the shrimping season 7 to 15 days early and could extend the closure for up to two months. For the first time the department can legally halt shrimping for as long as 60 days. executive director Clayton Garrison cites rapid shrimp growth and migration toward the Gulf of Mexico around May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Clayton Garrison
Gulf of Mexico
Batsmen Dominate Baytown Little League Action
High scoring games across Baytown Little League Thursday feature the West League where the Rotary Cubs beat the TREW Pirates 24-9 as Shawn Wooster hits a grand slam for Larry Shirley’s loss. In the East the Cardinals defeat the Eagles 10-6 with Craig Bertseh aiding Steven Strickland. Oilers beat Dodgers 11-4 led by Scott Miles and teammates, North Park sees McDonald's win 5-1 over Stauffer Chemical, and other minor league results include L and L Engraving nip Herbert Hauser, Quack Shack Bears over Gibson's Printing Longhorns 14-11, Leggett's Drug Colts 10-8 over Leonard's Market Cougars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Cubs Saree
Innning
Trew Pirates
Shawn Wooster
Larry Shirley
David Wotipka
Pat Alvarado
Cardinals
Eagles
Craig Bertseh
Steven Strickland
Mister Murphy
Oilers
Dodgers
Scott Miles
Roger Harp
Gary Eastham
Robbie Irwin
Mike Marsh
Curt Beyer
Kevin Hardin
Bobby Salter
Quack Shack Bears
Gibson
Longhorns
Jeff Leggett
Ken Clance
Kevin Kelly
Leggett
Leonard's Market Cougars
David Evans
Eric Bennett
Jones Aims for U S Team in 400 Meters at State Meet
Lampasas senior John ny Jones, son of an Oklahoma deputy sheriff, competes for Texas Longhorns at the state track meet hoping to reach the Olympic squad in the 400 meters. He has run 9.05 in the 100 and 20.7 in the 220, with rivals focused on the 4x100 and 4x4 relays as Madison and Cooper vie for 4A and 3A titles and top performers like Pollard and Johnson eye 1-2 4A scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonem
Bradshaw
Clay Webb
University of Texas
Beverly Rockhold
Austin, Tex
Johnny Jones
Oklahoma
Texas Longhorns
Jones
Lampasas
U.S
Texas
Mike Perkins
Satur
Madison
Curtis Dickey
Joeland
Johnson
Bryan
Edwin Newsome
Houston
Abilene
Abile Ne
Frank Pollard
Cooper
Layv
Fred Marti Opens with 71 at Colonial National Invitational
Fred Marti shot 36 35 71 in the Colonial National Invitational opening round at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth. His 71 left him four strokes behind co leaders Hubert Green and Dave Stockton on a 7,190 yard par-70 course.
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Fort Worth
Fred Marti
Colonial Country Club
Hubert Green
Dave Stockton
Baytown Saints Host Latin Soccer Tournament
The Baytown Saints Soccer Club hosts its fourth annual Latin Soccer Tournament Sunday featuring five top Houston loop teams. Andes Club and Alianza Club lead their leagues. matches include Neuevo Leon vs Athletico, Baytown Saints vs Guadalajara at 11:15, Andes vs Alianza at 12:30, and a 5:30 p.m. final if needed.
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Baytown Saints
Saints
Houston
Andes
Alianza
Neuevo Leon
Athletico
Guadalajara
Ines Athletico
Aeros edge Whalers to take 3 2 series lead in WHA
Houston defeats New England 4-2 to seize a 3 2 edge in the WHA semifinal series at Hartford. The game featured heavy physical play with multiple injuries, including Jan Popiel leaving early for the Aeros and Tom Webster scoring for the Whalers before Houston rallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Aeros
Bill Dineen
Frank
Hughes
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
Cap Raeder
Jan Popiel
The
Whalers
Hartford
Conn
Dineen
Tom Webster
John Tonelli
Goose Creek Club Member Guest Golf Tourney Plans
The 15th annual Goose Creek Country Club Member Guest Golf Tournament runs Friday to Sunday starting May 21. Two man best ball handicap action with 36 holes and multiple prizes, plus hole in one and closest to the pin awards. Entry form in pro shop. limit 100 teams. Jim Gerace and Don Singletary won last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Creek Country Club
Jim Gerace
Don Singletary
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Calan
Bonny
REL Fete
Miss Wright
Webb
Roy Hutchins
Elvia Pequeno
Karry Land
Hally B. W. Poindexter
University of Houston
Hill
Betty Maker
Channelview High School
Pam Poston
Harry Maker
Betty
Citizens National Bank Red Sox
Harold Scarborough
Mark Bookmeyer
McDonald’s
Stauffer Chemical
North Park
Joey Briscoe
Richard Mangus
Tim Massengale
John Salter
Herbert Hauser
Fred
Colonial Golf Tourney
Mid-Town
Marine
Mid-tovst Marine, Inc
Jefferson Houston
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