La Marque Varsity Swept by Deer Park in Conroe Tourney
La Marque fell 80-51 to Deer Park after an 80-74 win over West Orange in the Conroe Tournament. Reginald Harrison led La Marque with 21 points while Sibley sank 31 for Deer Park. Coleman and Evans added 20 and 24 for La Marque as Van Rheen starred for Deer Park with 21 points.
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la Marque
Deer Park
West Orange Chiefs
West Orange
Chiefs
Cougars
Varsity
Eddie Evans
Royce Reeves
Clarence Bell
Sibley
Evans
Bell
Hodges Coleman
Harrison
Coleman
Billy Smith
Clarence
Michael Wyatt
Smith
Danny van Rheen
van Rheen
Wildlife Officials Explain Why Venison Receives Dislike
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officials say many people dislike venison for similar reasons they dislike poorly handled steak. They argue handling and preparation affect taste and reception among consumers in Austin.
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Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Cougar Jayvees Capture Two Trophies In Two Tournaments
La Marque Jayvees win Consolation Trophy at Dulles then take third place at Dickinson Tournament led by Emery Nolley. They beat Westchester for 63-56, then down Stephen F. Austin for third with 70-56. Coach Weehunt’s squad claim two trophies in two weekends.
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Cougar Jayvees
Glenn Tobleman
la Marque Jayvee
Dulles
Cougars
Furr
Jayvees
Houston
Weehunt
la Marque
Emery Nolley
Westchester Wildcats
Westchester
Dear Park
Stephen F. Austin
Weehunts
There Are More Snake Stories Than Fish Stories
Dr John Werler, director of the Houston Zoological Society, warned at a Galveston County SPCA meeting that myths about snakes are prevalent. He described 35 local snake species, six venomous, and noted most bites occur below the knee or elbow while advising boots and cautious movement around snakes.
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Dr. Werler
John Werler
Houston Zological Society
Werler
Texas
Galveston County
NASA
SPCA
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Nessler Civic
Texas City
Watery Wood Fact Reveals Tree Water Use
A tree to grow one ton of wood must absorb roughly 1,000 tons of water as it processes nutrients and sustains growth. The figure highlights the large water footprint of timber production and its implications for forestry water use.
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Leroy Carey
Deer
Ata
Lee
Lewartes
Max Dorsett
Bill Bufkin
Sebring Farber Shop
Texas Ave
Lenn
BankAmericaid
Goodyear
Rid Hi-Miler
Fed
Holly & Hwy
Genesatton
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Alice
Gilbey’s Vodka
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Seagram
King George
Iseagram
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Club OF Seagram
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Wrech Wag High
Windsor
Merry
Kentucky Colonels
Gilmore
ABA
Yesteryears
George Washington
Weiler
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