Hitchco ck’s Comeback Cue For Hitch High School
The Times recalls the return from spring break with tests and lectures winding down before holidays. A humorous UIL notice urges students heading to Friendswood on April 4 to compete in typing science reading shorthand public speaking spelling and related events.
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Coogs edge Ball High 1 0 to stay tied in district
La Marque Cougars beat Ball High 1-0 as Jim Brown drove in the lone run on a third inning error after a Myers single. Nathan Partain earned the win, extending scoreless streak to 26 innings as La Marque moves into a three way share of first with Tors and Texas City Stings. next hosts Pearl Friday in district 24-AAAA action.
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Jim Brown
George Myers
la Marque Cougars
Tors
la Marque
Cougars
Texas City Stings
Cougs
Danny Balli
Brown
Myers
Rodriguez
Partain
Pearl
Cougars star Sam Proctor shines at El Campo Invite
Sam Proctor dominated the shot put with a 69.72 inch throw and set a new school mark in the discus at the El Campo Invitational, defeating Lamar Consolidated’s Greg Zulkowski. Proctor remains undefeated in shot put and eyes April 25 Region II trials for state meet qualification. La Marque placed sixth. Chuck Rice set a school record in the 880 and led a string of events including multiple relay marks.
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Sam Proctor
Houston
Lamar Consolidated
Greg Zulkowski
el Campo
Proctor
Zulkowski
la Marque
Chuck Rice
Cougars
Bobby McDonald
Rice
McDonald
Henry Jones
Donald Woodard
Duncan
Dotson
Joe Richardson
Woodard
Jones
Proctor Mark Gramfortone
Twin Lakes Golf Results Highlight Woman Players
Lucy Martin won first with a low net 66 in regular play day of Women’s Golf Association of Twin Lakes. Her winning team included Ina Pixley Ella Robinson Kathryn Bailey and Margaret Blackburn with a low net of 56. A Working Girls tournament saw two teams tie for first at 11 under par led by Ina Pixley Frankie Tucker Evelyn Burns and Margaret Blackburn versus Ella Robinson Rita Marcoulides Clara Slough and Mitzi Oliphant. A Florida Scramble starts April 5 with tee-off at 5 30 pm. report by phone or in person by 5 pm.
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Lucy Martin
Golf‘Association of
Twin Lakes
Ina Pixley
Ella Robinson
Kathryn Bailey
Margaret Blackburn
Frankie Tuck
Evelyn Burns
Robinson
Rita Marcoulides
Clara Slough
Mitzi Oliphant
Florida
Hitchcock Bulldog JV Falls to O Connell Bucs 8 4
Hitchcock Bulldog JV baseball suffers an 8-4 non district defeat against O Connell Bucs. Nuss Martinez Lopez Monteau Medina and Wulf led hits while Martinez took the loss, as Hitchcock drops to four wins five losses with district tournament play upcoming in Brazosport.
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O’connell Bucs
Hitchcock
Bulldogs
David Nuss
Alex Martinez
Nuss
David Lopez
Bucs
Gary Cloud
George Montau
David Medina
Monteau
Martinez
Medina
Cloud
Ronnie Wulf
Bulldog JV
Brazosport
Hitchcock Bulldogs Fall to Santa Fe in Volleyball Shock
The Hitchcock varsity volleyball team ended with a 7–7 season record after two straight losses to Santa Fe Indians on March 24. Lita Grace and Patt Brown led Hitchcock with two points each in the first game, Sumlin had the lone point in the second, while Grace Brown and Sumlin each posted two in the rematch. The Bulldogs went 2–6 in district play.
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Santa Fe Indians
Indians
Bulldogs
Lita Grace
Patt Brown
Jeanette Sumlin
Hitchcock
Sumlin
Grace
Brown
Myrtle Beachs Golf Writer Migration Sparks Rise of Resort
The piece recounts how Myrtle Beach transformed from a quiet seaside town into a national golf hub starting in 1940s. It highlights key figures like Robert Trent Jones, G.W. Bryan, and golf writers such as Larry Robinson, Grantland Rice, and Bob Harlow, whose visits promoted the Dunes Golf and Beach Club and the Grand Strand. It notes growth to 14 courses, bustling motels, and national publicity including a Saturday Evening Post cover.
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Orlando Blackburn
Henry Ford
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Bud Harvey
Capistrano
Hopkinton
Mass
Larry Robinson
New York World-Telegram
Dunes
Alexander Woolcott
Robinson
Mythie Beach
Cape Fear River
Pine Lakes International Country Club
Grantland Rice
Bob Harlow
Bobby Jones
Golf Writers Association of America
Pilgrims
West Coast
Europe
Strand
Saturday Evening Post
the Dunes
Augusta
Georgia
la Marque ‘*Times
Twin Lakes Country Club
Margaret
The
la Marque
Bob Barry
Ed Jones
Binnie Verkin
E.E. Baird
Galveston
L.A
Tommy Wallace
Ernie Wallace
Wallace Golf Academy
Wallace
Beach Club
Ships sunk for reefs plan approved in Texas
After two years of study and negotiation the Texas Coastal and Marine Council has approved sinking twelve ships to create four artificial reef sites. Chairman A R Schwartz said the reefs will aid scientists, fishermen and divers with four ships per reef. a private contractor will cut, modify and tow vessels to reef locations. The council notes Alabama Mississippi Florida and other states have sunk ships, and lists current members.
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Texas Coastal and Marine Council
A. R. “Baber’ Schwartz
Galveston
Texas
Schwartz
Congress
Gulf Coast States
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
South Atlantic
The
Coastal and Marine Council
House of Representatives
A,r. Schwartz
D. Roy Harrington
Port Arthur
O. H. Harris
Dallas
Neil Caldwell
Alvin
Pike Powers
Beaumont
Gregg Montoya
Elsa
Charles Turco
Thruman G. Blocker, Jr
Terry Hershey
Houston
John J. Pepe
John, Calhoun, Jr
College Station
Keith Arnold
Austin
Joe Harris
Cecil W. Reid
James J. Flanagan
R. N. Conolly
Corpus Christi
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