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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1977
Page
10
After deer season, sportsmen can pursue other pursuits with time to hunt ducks geese quail and fish. Duck and goose seasons stretch into January with variations by region and quail hunting continuing into February in parts of the state while some larger game and fishing options remain open under current regulations.
In frigid weather anglers seek warmer bays like Conn or Rockport harbors for trout action. Baiters using shrimp expect quick hits on specks as the season’s deer and dove contests unfold with registrations and taxidermy submissions shaping late January results.
The page lists multiple college scores and standings across teams such as Calgrie, Western Dac, San Antonio, and Las Vesey. It notes various game outcomes, player names, and district results with dense, period-voice reporting and emphasis on teams like Western Dac, Las Vesey, and San Antonio.
A sprawling and chaotic OCR fragment lists pro hockey teams, college and professional players, and tennis results. It mentions Southern California, Michigan, Houston, Notre Dame, UCLA, Oklahoma, and various other schools and cities, with scattered scores and event hints across multiple sports and venues.
Pan American University trounced Texas Lutheran 100 to 61 as Pan Am surged on a fast break in the first 10 minutes. Michael Edwards led Pan Am with 24 points while Tomas Williams and Randy Whods contributed strong assists and scoring. Steve Porter paced the Bulldogs with 17 points and 12 rebounds, matching Henry Taylor in rebounds.
Marv Adelson announced after a conference that the Rhode Island Red Sox have changed their name to New England Red Sox. The move follows league discussions with league representatives and reflects a broader branding shift.
Six Los Angeles area players earned places on the Texas Catholic Interscholastic League Class AAA all state football team chosen by coaches and announced Tuesday. Five other Alamo City stars made the second team with St. Gerard’s Arthur Trevino and running back David Smith and Antonian’s John Hernandez on the first offense. First team defense honors went to Central Catholic’s Max Bordelon and Frank Jarzombeck and St. Gerard’s Ronnie Responidek. The second offense includes Central’s Wayne Ramirez and St. Gerard’s Roland Rodriguez. Second team also features Roland Segagina of St. Gerard Keller of Central and Antonian’s Andy Reyes.
U S District Judge Frank McGarr says the only issue is whether Kuhn had authority to void Finley’s sale of three players last June. He rejects probing Finley’s motives or Kuhn’s views of owner Al Oakland. a House panel calls for broader antitrust study across pro sports while Upheld.
Bad weather curtails outdoor activity prompting a new format for The Light's City Championship Putting Tournament. Entrants must complete four qualifying rounds by January 14 at JH 10 or 1H 45 courses. Playoffs for ties on January 15 at 1H 35, 2 p.m., with championship matches January 16 at HH 10, same start time. No entry fee.
Seattle reports three players have signed contracts with the Mariners. Details on teams and terms remain unclear as the club confirms the signings and plans for the upcoming season.
A year-end roundup tastes of late showbiz chatter in New York. It mentions Harold Pinter and Joyelady Antania Kigser, Burt Bacharach signing in Las Vegas, Tara Jones in a fashion dispute, Glenda Jackson’s Oscar prospects, and various Broadway and hotel gossip, with references to King Kong outfits and a Delmonica Hotel lease tweak.
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