Calhoun Sandcrabs open spring with 130 players in training
Calhoun football begins 15 days of spring workouts with about 50 varsity hopefuls and 80 on soph/jv squads. Coach James Cleveland reorganizes positions, eyes Smith at tailback, and plans tight competition for quarterback and receiving roles as 130 players report ahead of a May 23 spring game.
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Calhoun
Sandcrab
James Cleveland
Cleveland
Dan Watson
Curtis Gladney
Mark Smith
Watson
Gladney
Smith
Lamar Consolidated
Jeff Linhart
Crampton seals victory in Woodlands as Texan sweep nears
Bruce Crampton of Dallas held off Gil Morgan by two strokes at the Woodlands Country Club finishing 15 under to claim his third Texas title. Morgan tied briefly on the front nine but fell short with a final 275. Lee Trevino, Joe Inman, John Schroeder and others chased in humid conditions as Crampton eyes a Byron Nelson tie in Dallas.
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Houston
Bruce Crampton
Dallas
Crampton
Gil Morgan
Southern College of Optometry
Lee Trevino
Woodlands Country Club
Morgan
Bruce
Joe Inman
John Schroeder
Tom Kite
Larry Nelson
Eddie Pearce
Lionel Hebert
Kite
Hebert
Nelson
Pearce
Trevino
Texas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Byron Nelson
Astros Extend Point Comfort Little League Lead
After three weeks the Astros sit at 6-0 in Point Comfort Little League. They rallied from an 8-3 deficit to beat the Pirates 12-9, with Gilbert Martinez the winning pitcher and Kevin Davis the loser. In another game the Giants beat the Braves 11-6 after an eight-run third inning, with Jimmy Ezzell and Billy Herzog each collecting three hits.
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Astors
Point Comfort
Astros
Pirates
Giants
Braves
Charles Haubert
Kirk King
Gilbert Martinez
Kevin Davis
Jimmy Ezzell
Billy Herzog
Scott Mitchell
Bowling League Results Reported In Metropolitan Circuit
Auto Parts & Machine Co. swept three games over Lone Star Club while Hengst Auto Repair, Gulfway Lounge split four. Exxon took three from MGI Whoopers and Russell Cain Real Estate won four from Beachcomber. High games and series featured Lenertz, Massoletti, Brown, Hicks, Chupka, Amsbaugh, Lee, Cody and Burton across the matches.
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Auto Parts & Machine Co
Lone Star Club
Engst Auto Repair
Gulfway Lounge
Exxon
MGI Whoopers
Russell Cain
Sandies place high at state track meet in Austin
At the girls state championship in Memorial Stadium, Cornett finished second in high jump while Diebel placed fourth in the 440 and Hahn third in the shot put, Michalik sixth in the shot put. Coach Schmidt praised the Sandies as Conroe won the 4A title again.
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Austin
Delana Cornett
Tammi Hahn
Sarah Diebel
Debbie Michalik
Laura Schmidt
Texas’ Memorial Stadium
Miss Schmidt
Conroe
Bobby Goff
Diebe
Millionth MLB run sparks record day in baseball
The Associated Press recalls the milestone as Bob Watson scores the millionth major league run at Candlestick Park while Dave Concepcion drives in a later Reds victory in Cincinnati. The doubleheader also features Milt May’s homer and a Reds win 3-2 over the Braves, with Giants and Astros splitting.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Dave Concepcion
Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Concepcion
Cincinnati Reds
Calhoun Sandcrabs erupt for 12 runs to top Lamar Consolidated
Calhoun Sandcrabs close the 1975 season with a 12-5 win over Lamar Consolidated in Rosenberg. Senior hitters lead a 12-run outburst with four homers, including two by Mike Tasler who also earned the win. Dennis Buehring, Dennis Torres, and Tasler deliver multi-hit games as Calhoun snaps an eight-game skid.
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Watson
Jose Cruz
May
John Montefusco
Bobby Murcer
Milt
Calhoun
Sandcrab
Lamar Consolidated
Rosenberg
John Rodriguez
Mike Tasler
Tasler
Dennis Buehring
Dennis Torres
Rodriguez
Buehring
Torres
Gary Crone
Curtis Gladney
Bob Belk
Lamar
Bay City
Sandcrabs
Mustangs
Carew and Chambliss Fail To Reach Millionth Run
Major league baseball marked its one millionth run as Bob Watson scored for Houston but Rod Carew of the Twins and Chris Chambliss of the Yankees were each thrown out at home moments earlier. Carew and Chambliss had short, near misses while Watson received a $1,000 prize and a gold watch. The Twins won 6-3 over Kansas City.
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Minnesota
Rod Carew
New York
Chris Chambliss
Carew
Chambliss
Houston
Bob Watson
Watson
Twins
Kansas City
Yankees
Milwaukee
al Cowens
George Scott
Scott
Texas
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Orioles
Indians
Chicago
Oakland
Jim Hughes
Royals
Hughes
Service for Sales Parts Accessories Expert Mechanics
Local ad offers sales parts and accessories by expert mechanics. Includes contact option with Circle 7 and phone number 552 6980 for inquiries and service appointments.
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Dodge Sales Service
DODGE
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Adolf Matula
Matula
Barry Hall
John Sanders
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O-Mites Pharmacy
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Hahn
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Tech
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Milt May
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Don Gullett
Gary Thomasson
Rob Andrews
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Pete LaCock
Sandie
Ann Moon
Angleton
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Paschal
Whch
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Temple
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Pound Lamar
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Glenn Marek
Steve Mauer
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Craig Kusick
Harmon Killebrew
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Brewers
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Jeff Burroughs
Bill Hands
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Jim Umbarger
Steve Foucault
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