Stop Dulles 63 75 4 Eat O A Cougar Victory
Cougar beat Dulles 75 to 63 as Ball High looms in La Marque for varsity showdown. I’s focus on upcoming La Marque game with key players leading the charge.
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Newspaper
La Marque Times
Location
La Marque, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
5
Cougar beat Dulles 75 to 63 as Ball High looms in La Marque for varsity showdown. I’s focus on upcoming La Marque game with key players leading the charge.
La Marque Cougars seized first place with an 83 75 win over Dickinson's Vikings Tuesday. Ed die Evans and Royce Reeves sparked early with 13 points as Walker led Dulles with 22. Clarence Bell returned from injury to spark a 63-52 lead late, and the Cougars closed strong to secure the district win.
Registration for boys aged 8 to 12 not on a team last year or not contacted by their manager will be held at Firemen's Hall Laurel next to the Fire Station. Signups offer March 1 and March 2 at 7 00 p m. Eligibility requires birth dates between August 1 1960 and August 1 1965. Parents must accompany the child with birth certificate. releases must be signed before tryouts.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department seeks matching federal funds to build 23 new boat ramps, contingent on local authorities requesting them. Slated for completion in the current fiscal year ending August 31, 1973, the ramps would raise total launching sites to 210.
La Marque Junior High School netters are three weeks into Gulf Junior Conference play in their second year. The boys stand 1-1 with veterans Marc Watts Darrill Mallett and Chuck Barnett, while the girls boast a 1-0 conference record led by returning lettermen Sheryl Roberts and LaDonna Albritton. New teammates include multiple players for both squads as they prepare for the Texas City Invitational on March 28 and the April 6-7 third annual Junior High Tennis Tournament.
Eddie Evans led La Marque with 24 points while Royce Reeves added 23 for second place. Michael Wyatt Clarence Bell and Billy Smith scored 11 10 and 9 respectively as the Cougars and Tors finished 10-2 in District 24-4AAAA.
Bratsen of La Marque earned a baseball scholarship last fall and was named to the Texas A&M Aggie varsity squad. He will travel Thursday to Sarasota, Florida for doubleheaders against the Kansas City Royals Academy, after starring at Hill Junior College where he led in home runs and RBIs and earned All-Conference honors.
La Marque Cougars beat Angleton 87 70 to stay tied for first in District 24 AAAA. Reginald Harrison starred with 34 points, Royce Reeves added 23, and Renfro led Angleton with 13 as balanced scoring and faster tempo propelled the visitors.
La Marque High School hosted its third annual tennis tournament with 25 area schools and over 300 players. Weather forced resumption at Texas City High School Saturday with Cindy Kimling of Alvin winning girls singles and Sam Rayburn taking first in doubles. boys action postponed to Feb 22 with semis reached by John Cochran and Roderick Brown.
Spring fishing should surge with the drum run near the Texas City Dike as the last days of February and early March bring big catches. Drum average 25 pounds, favored baits are crabs or shrimp, and anglers should use 2/0 to 4/0 hooks with 25 lb test line. Caution is advised for waves from passing ships near the channel, and deep water is safer than shallow near the ship lane. If keeping drum, avoid eating due to parasites. otherwise release them gently or photograph a trophy.
La Marque Jayvees powered past Angleton 96-49 behind double digit totals from seven players led by Don Mahoney 14 Carlton Mayeaux 13 and Sigesmund Gordon 13. The second game saw La Marque Sophomores crush Angleton 67-37 with Joe Lowe 14 and Leon Washington 12 top scorers and a strong midcourt press limiting Angleton.
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