Columbus Weimar Schulenburg Grid Teams Set for AAA Race
In Texas prep sports a trio from Columbus Weimar and Schulenburg ranks high as contenders for the AAA bracket. The piece notes expectations for top players and teams, with mentions of class transitions and standings amid ongoing district action.
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Columbus
Weimar
Schulenburg
Astros Host Braves and Cardinals in July August Stretch
The Astros schedule a six game homestand bringing St Louis and Atlanta to Houston from July 21 to August 4. Notable dates include Friday July 31, Saturday August 3 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday August 2 at 2 p.m. Radio and fan events accompany the games with listed players including Rico Carty and Cepeda among Braves stars.
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Atlants
Astros
Tre Cardinal
Bob Hice Allen
Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Houst
Onry Aaroc
Rico Carty
de Cepeda
Lumen Harris
Braves
Eader
Bell
Ray Has Fine Pitching Record At Bakersfield
Bakersfield Calif report notes Ray delivers solid pitching in a Bakersfield game. The sparse OCR mentions Texas, Bankfordla, and digieat Ente with unclear details but highlights a strong performance by a pitcher named Ray.
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Ray
Bakersfield
Mathis to Play Brenham in Cen Tex Meet
Mathis a standout hurler from Eggle Lake Connie Mack team will face Brenham Mack in a Corpes tournament. The Harton Connie Mack squad finished first in the Cen Tex League and will also attend the state meet after two notable regular season games.
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Mm Mathis
Ae Eggle Lake
Connie Scack
Bren— Mack
Corpes
Harton Connie Mack
Cen Tex
La Porte West Columbia Favored in District 12 AAA Football
District 12 AAA action sees La Porte and West Columbia as favorites in a tough region with Sweeny Wharton Edna and Pearland among top contenders. Rice High School enters its first year after consolidation, relying on experienced players and a strong defense to compete in HAAA.
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la Porte
West Columbia
Bubba Dostaan
Bruce Polach
Peterson
Darrel Payeek
Conale Tol- Jonn W. Smith
David Harry Brisco
Ramsay
LE Terry Lanier
Texas
Seight
Wharton
Home From Hospital for Teresa Spanibel
Miss Teresa Spanibel daughter of Mr and Mrs Spanibel was discharged from Fegie Lake Community Hospital after a weeklong confinement due to illness slipping into the record.
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Teresa Spanibel
Kdanibel
Fegie Lake Community Hospital
Diness
Brenham Wins Cen-Tex Playoff For State Meet Berth
Brenham swept a doubleheader in Brenham Monday night to clinch the second Cen-Tex state berth behind Earle Leke edged Brenham in the final schedule game. Mathis, 17, Fire High School senior and son of Mr and Mrs James Meths, starred in youth baseball shaping a 17 season arc with a strong Connie Mack summer. The Brenham team opens state meet play at 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Brenham
el Campo
Mathis
the Fire High School
James 4
Meths
Connie Mack
P.m
Astroworld Hiring Drive Seeks Youth for Park Work
Astroworld invites high school and college students to apply for park jobs at 9001 Kirby. Applicants must be 17 by year end and bring a photo and Social Security number. Retro world ends August 30. fall season starts September 5 weekends only. Labor Day extends to September 7. season ends November 1.
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Astroworld
Amougement Park
Astroworld Park
Kirby
Retroworld
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Rice Raiders Open Season With Ten Game Schedule
Rice High School Raiders prepare for a tough ten game season opening with a road at El Campo to face the Ricebirds in a non-district clash. The schedule includes home and away games against Columbus Brenham Gonzales Boling Edna Sweeny Dulles Wharton and W. Columbia with start times at 7:30 p.m. Coaches attend Texas High School Coaches Clinic in Houston and the team will receive football shoes and sacks on August 12 while workouts begin August 17. First scrimmage is August 24 versus Dickinson followed by a scrimmage with Palatios on September 1 with Ed Waggoner guiding plans.
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Raiders
el Campo
Ricebirds
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Brenham
Gonzales
Boling
Edna
Sweeny
Dulles
Noy. & Wharton
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W. Columbia
Kenn Norris
Texas Tech
Texas
Houston
Ed Waggoner
Dickinson
Palatios
Ed Waggoner Ufter
Three DWI Charges Filed This Week
Three driving while intoxicated charges were filed in county court during the past week. In the only case tried, Lifel Powell Sullivan pled guilty and was fined 200 dollars plus costs and three days in county jail. She had no driver's license. Arraigned but not tried were Creston C. Cleveland and Bobby Jay Walker Sr.
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Creston C. Cleveland
Bobby Jay Walker
La Grange All Stars win area title in Little League play
La Grange All Stars claimed the area tournament by defeating Weimar Schulenburg and others, earning a berth to the District 13 tournament in Hallettsville this week. They face Brenham in the first round Tuesday at 8:00 p.m., with Colorado Valley and Twin Cities also in contention in the consolation bracket.
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la Grange All Stars
la Grange
Hallettsville
le Grange
CWS
Weimar
Schulenburg
Araa
Tun Cites
Flatonia
Moulton
Tha la Grange
Brenham
Ares IV
Colorado Valley Little League
Colorado Valley All Stars
Ron Glover
Eagie Lake
Columbus
Twin Cities
Luling
Cuero
Mon
Wava
Youth Baseball Tourney Opens At Shiner
Shiner's second invitational youth baseball tournament opens Monday August 3 1979 at Green Dickson Municipal Park. Invited towns include Sealy Weimar La Grange Eagle Lake and others. Eagle Lake will field a team coached by Bill Wilkerson. Game schedule had not been received at press time.
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Shiner
Shiner Little League Association
Green-Dickson Municipal Park
Sealy
Weimar
la Grange
Eagle Lake
Setulenboré
Columbia
Flatonia
Pivston
Hallettaville
Yoakum
Sheridan
Conmles
Garwood
Yorktown
Cuero
Bui Wilkerson
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday at First Baptist Rock Island
The First Baptist Church in Rock Island announces its annual Vacation Bible School from August 3 to 7. Area youngsters are invited and urged to register for classes beginning 10 a.m. Sunday, August 2, with sessions starting at 5 30 a.m. Monday, August 4.
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First Baptist Church
Rock Island
Wile Helst
Drownings Claim 275 Lives in Texas, Officials Say
A series of drownings in Texas has led officials to warn of high danger in waters. George nnk, head of Water Safety Service at Parks and Wildlife Department, notes rising figures and urges caution. The report cites multiple incidents across the state and underscores safety measures.
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George Nnk
Taxes Parks and Wildlife Department
Bow Hunting Season Set At Aransas Refuge Texas
Acting regional director O Nelson Jr of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife announced a bow hunting season at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Texas. The archery period runs from September 11 through September 30 with a bag limit of three deer, one antlerless. Hunters may take feral hogs and will be allowed one javelin.
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
O. Nelson, Jr
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Noor
Nelson
Outdoor water safety concerns rise after drownings
In Texas the state saw 516 drownings last year and authorities warn that many victims are saved only by quick swimming strokes. Since January, officials report ongoing incidents where people struggle to reach safety after entering water beyond their swimming abilities.
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