Tagged Fish Reward Program Aims to Track Marine Species
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and NMFS run a tagging program on reef and game fish to study populations. About 1,600 fish tagged. rewards vary by tag type from $1 to $25 with larger prizes for certain fish. The program seeks helper information from anglers and is funded by NMFS.
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Texas Parke and Wildlife Department
National Marine Mioheries Service
Florida Departmentat Natural Resources
Lucky Fehdrman
Parks Ing Wildlife Department
NMFS
Rice Girls Sweep Bay City Visit for Saturday Games
Rice High School girls basketball teams defeated Columbia 24 to 24 and Bay City 45 to 33 in recent games. Freshmen posted a 243 to 24 win as Mary Jo Spanthel scored 45 points. Bea Rector and Spanthal led Raider varsity, while Debra Parker and teammates contributed strong defense. The team travels to Bay City Saturday for three games.
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Rice
Columbia
Bay City
Rice High School
Raider
Rice Girls
Wil Telemnta
Blump
Mln
Apa
Ft Columbis
Frashmen
Mice Tvs
Hive Varalty
Mary Jo Spanthel
Angu Farroy
McAring
Sime
Jane Poetal
Avalyn Fry
Bea Rector
Spanthal
Ray City
Baldars
H O
Varsity
Ray
Treghman
Ferrow
Annette Axe
Jvs
ELMS 7th Graders Top St. Phillips 517 for 9th Win
EL Campo district game sees ELMS seventh graders defeat St. Philips of FL Campo Sl 517 to extend season record to nine wins. Coach Hutch Watson leads a strong defense led by Keetler and Dayle with multiple players scoring, as program eyes next matchup in January.
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Dagle Lake Mille
St. Philips of
FL Campo
EL Campo
Lessoe
Hutch Watson
Lo Pest
Keetler
Ant
Victor Dayle JedsCorlig
Roger Ry
Justine Mirren
Flendty
David Grafamer
Sam Metcheski
Jett Pesmell
Tilly Tiiian Ateh
Teague
Robert Barrios
Tae Raiders
Heath Abd
Prude Boys East
Columbus
INITIAL LEAGUE AND MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE BOWLING UPDATE
The Unitled Lewmjic leads the halidays bowling with top scorers including 104-3003 and 562 points by Ben Castilla. Other high totals include 747 by Bute Schmidt and 614 by George Rohter. Monday Mix League resumes with Doyle Waldrop’s 500 series and Donald Chenhaus’s 901 game, while top teams Pinbuntern and Sharpstronters post strong marks. Virginia Waldrop and Ray Smith post notable scores.
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Lewmjic
Halilays
Imacilan
Lake Motors
Ben
Groper Stephens
Laurancs
Sthyimay Ald
Snyd
Spenrain
Amd
Ray Stnithmann
Pabet Weds
MG Ieagile
Tellowed Ty
Arga Aula Willy
Fats
Agrica
Dowling
Q Walidey
Elms Cage Schedule Across Here and There
Schedule fragment shows boys and girls cage games with times and locations including Me Tr naeedd A Boys and Te A Girls. Entries reference Webring Ware and Yreka with multiple dates such as 15 and 26, plus teams like Here PA Giels and Grin.
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Columbus
Pape Lake
Webring
Ware
Tan
Whyrton
St. Phaline
Fea
PA Giels
Tol
Hays
Deboy Grin
Vela
Tha
Ino Yang
Yreka
Raider age schedule and mining timings noted
Fragmented OCR text shows mentions of Rice Raider boys and times 0500 and 1:00 pm for mining related jobs, with scattered references to days Tue and Sat and various proper nouns. Content is garbled but indicates schedules involving Raider age group and mining tasks, names like Rice, Howe, Bayes, and Lavan appearing amid disjointed phrases.
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Bayes Beach
Ueder Gleli
Richards HS Captures Rice Cage Tour Championship
Richards High School dominated the Rice Cage Tour with a 88 to 66 victory over its arch rivals. Key performers included James Frater Wad V7 and Steve Grammer who earned All Tournament honors, while Kashmere High School and Wheatley junior varsity also reached podiums amid a crowded final night.
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Elphands
Claes Blake
Annial Tee High School Tournement
Tilind
Via Hcy High Scheat Raiders
Royal Pleb School
Falcone
Medards
Ae Gainet
Jack Grammer
Raiders
Kashmere Hleh
Richard
Wheatley T
Rice
Warner
Erm Tarrielh Dancy
Ted Rhee Aren Tig
James Frater
Bosiild Glover
Kenneth Dawson
Steve Grimmer
Dvd Hanks
Eye
Wharton
Kashmere AV
mAékenp
Fraidere
Richards
Menard Chovet
Cui
Tuwsen
Lian
Eto Cid
Jim
Quonant Parker
Orien We
Vaweer
Steharts
Tinak
Wilfttine
Idshards
Ant
Wetmar
Wheatley
Long King Yeading
Welmir
el Starr
Coiterd Kroll
Merion Bea
Steve Grammer
Rice Raiders
Royal
Bill Shaw
Jlx
Reed
January 1 Deadline For Texas Private Fish Applications
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announces a January 1 deadline for private pond owners to apply to stock largemouth bass channel catfish and sunfish. Hat hatchery coordinator Ted Lowman notes 1974 75 deliveries reached about 2.7 million fish to private waters representing 12 percent of state hatchery production. About 13 million largemouth bass 070 000 catfish and 400 000 sunfish were stocked this year with deliveries mainly April to July for largemouth and August to November for sunfish.
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Texas
Pelevate
Havoui
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
PEWD
Ted Lowman
Lota
P&wc
Raiders Schedule Preview Versus Brazoswood and Victoria
Raiders host Brazoswood Saturday and travel to Victoria Tuesday with Victo rya and Woth Weauwawond top 4A foes. Raiders seek to improve season marks after a past tournament run and aim to finish strong in district play.
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Raiders
Brazoswood Sat
Victoria
Rlee
Hannel
Huge Broswood
Watdergeri
Sakueday
Tigeray
Bey Pames
Weauwawond
Victrrky
Mh Fournamant
He Raiders
Viv Lok
di Jak
Nalders
Ortinook
Helat Pening District
Winerton Ty
Soon Jin Sih
La Grange Wins State AA Title News Roundup
La Grange defeats Schulenburg 29 to 8 to claim the State AA title while Schulenburg suffers a loss. High school teams and players in Temple and surrounding areas contest championship games as the state event unfolds with several close finishes and notable upsets.
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la Grange
Schulenburg
Ciirers
Olannyilomsbin
Schutootaye
Toutote
Claes Ao
Waldessa Penman
Port Rorhne-Groven
Savery
Ennis
Cuore
WWT Bobcats Secure Sixth Victory in Tight Tilt
WWT Bobcats edged St Erlwasis University of Anady 97 to 93 as top scorers Ka and Deville led with 22 and 19 points. The win reinforces the Bobcats’ strong run, improving their season record and boosting momentum for upcoming games.
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Eniversity Rotwat
Tobr
St. Erlwasis University of Anady
Qhupaday
Dow
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Rudy & Hertha Paulthe
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Mary
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Rolf
ST. Mary's Catholic Churci
Wala, Teras
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Ernest H. Moore
Ernest H. Moor
Peace Earth
Eagle Lake Rice Dryer, Inc
EAGLE
Ale Lgh School
Merle Horman
Yeary
WWT Bobcats
Rosprim Electric MR. & Ars
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EAC
Joy
Gee
Gulf Coast Oilfield Contracting
Wyevan Mukts
Jenna Ved
Tee
Rey
Haltex
Nada Kaltex
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