Rattlers eye key wins to force tie in Big State Conference
St Marys University faces two crucial home and away games against St Edwards and Austin College as coach Ed Messburger pushes for a return to the conference title. Southwestern holds a lead while Texas Lutheran and St Marys chase a one game playoff for the league berth. updates hinge on the next three outcomes and potential injuries.
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Area Teas Three San Amvain area colleges in deft Saturday night
In a road schedule, Texas Lutheran at 7:30 p.m. visits Huston Futlotson. Southwest Texas State hosts Commerce in a Lone Star Conference game with East Texas State at 2:30 p.m. Texas A&M plays Texas-Arlington in Arlington.
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Trinity Tigers facing LeTourneau re-match at Samy Center
Trinity University Tigers prepare for a rematch with LeTourneau College of Longview at 7:00 p.m. Saturday in the Samy Center gym. Coach Pete Murphy hints at lineup changes with Rot Hoebeke sure to start at post and others unsettled as Trinity seeks a spark after a lose-then-win stretch.
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Olympic leader Killanin praised for steady handling of Games
Harold SeEnerwiliZ SPORTLIGHTS notes Lord Killanin, head of the IOC, is seen as a capable, restrained leader by Sén Antonians before Innsbruck and Montreal Games. Alan Graves credits Killanin with guiding both winter and summer Olympics through potential turmoil, urging steady progress and cross-border unity. The piece also covers Prospect Hill Yellow Jackets anniversary events and local civic support for their athletic program.
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Outstanding junior woman tennis standout named Kayla Mayer
Kayla Mayer, a Captain Shreve High School graduate from Shreveport, earns South outstanding junior woman honors. A freshman at Louisiana State University on scholarship, she ranked first in the South in both singles and doubles and sits No 7 in Hanlon rankings. Ray McDinlet of San Antonio is noted as a devoted observer.
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Ferrera Sought Uvalde High Athletic Director Post
John Ferrara, who coached San Antonio Lee to the 1971 Class AANA Aloe football title, was interviewed Friday as a candidate for the vacant athletic director position at Uvalde High School. Ferrara had been dismissed recently from Sowhern Methodist University as an assistant football coach. The AD post opened after Jane Cottrell’s resignation as athletic director and head football coach. Jimmy Keng also resigned as baseball coach, with Charley Robinson, a teacher and part time editor of the Uyuldt Leader News, filling that vacancy.
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Playoff showdown for East Zone title at New Braunfels gym
Clemens High School faces Fredericksburg in an East Zone District 1HAAA playoff at 7 pm Monday in New Braunfels. Fredericksburg won the second half after Clemens led the first half of the season. The winner advances to face the Meding Valley winner between Uvalde and Southwest, tied for the West Zone crown. site for the district final remains undecided.
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Krueger Bill Fails as Deregulation Backers Lose Vote
U S Rep Bob Krueger of Texas faced a four vote defeat on his plan to phase out federal controls on natural gas prices amid a reported smear campaign and disclosures of $51,147 in oil and gas related contributions. Neal Smith’s alternative would free only small producers, while critics warn of higher prices and potential gas supply issues for Texas consumers.
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Oilman Reacts To Gas Vote in Texas Campaign Fallout
Oilman Newman, a Texas independent producer, criticizes Congress for deregulation delays and cites poll support for decontrol. He links energy policy to national heat shortages, notes limited interstate gas pipelines, and defends oil and gas donors as substantial, influential contributors.
Gas supply fears loom after House energy bill
AUSTIN Lo-Vaen Gathering Co officials say new U S gas legislation approved by the House could tighten access to supplies. Vice President Don Newquist warns the measure may limit supply by boosting interstate competition, extending price controls to intrastate markets and altering Texas gas dynamics. He notes uncertainty as the bill advances to a House Senate conference.
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Ford Speaks to Senate Youth Delegates at White House
President Ford met with high school leaders from the Senate Youth Program in the White House reception room and urged them to work for the country. He praised the program funded by the Hearst Foundation as one of the best and said it yields results. Senator Humphrey urged using public funds to create jobs to reduce unemployment and keep the economy moving.
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