Silsbee Tigers Tie For Zone Title With 98 69 Win
Silsbee Tigers defeated Stark 98 to 69 in Orange to share the District 9-3A East Zone title with South Park. The win moves Silsbee to 8-2 in zone play, extends their run of seven straight zone championships, and featured a fast start and a stifling full court press that produced 26 Stark turnovers and numerous fastbreaks led by Rayford Dolford and Jerry Lowe.
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Silsbee Tigers
Orange
Stark Tigers
Tigers
South Park
Silsbee
F Red Williams
Orange Stark
Stark
Rayford Dolford
Jerry Lowe
Williams
Lowe
Terry Hulet
Dwight Fobbs
Tiger
Derrek Shelton
Shelton
Dolford
Kerry Dolford
James Ford
Mike Elam
William Graham
James Collins
McDonald Gym
Lamar Tech
South Park Greenies
Beaumont Lads
Greenies
Hebert
Tigers Triumph In Double Overtime Thriller Over South Park
Silsbee edged South Park 82 80 as William Williams praised a total team effort after a back and forth game. Fobbs led Silsbee with 31 points while Shelton Dolford and Graham added double figures lifting the Tigers to the late rally and decising free throws.
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Greenies
South Park Five
Tigers
Tiger
South Park
Kerry Dolford
William Graham
Dolford
Absense
Fobbs
Gray
Silsbee
Ricky Thomas
Thomas
Shelton
Williams
Derryl Mouton
Mouton
Rayford Dolford
Louis
Barry Dolford
Graham
Southwark
Jerry Lowe
Bulls Lakers lead in Sils bee Little Dribbler standings
In O'Neil gym last week the Bulls beat the Bucks 50-26 and the Lakers defeated the Celtics 45-29 to stay atop the league at 5-0 and 5-1 respectively. The Rockets fell to 3-2 after a loss to the Bullets, while Nets beat Stars 38-13 and Tams 31-1 in minor league action.
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Silsbee
Little Dribbler
O'Neil
Bulls
Bucks
Lakers
Celtics
Rockets
Nets
Stars
Tams
Craig Moffet
Little Dribblers
Steve Martin
Richie Myers
Frederick Ruckett
Jimmy Perlitz
Stuart Perlitz
Cougars
Bucks Tams
Hawks
Pacers
Knicks
Bullets
Bo Horka Elected President of Silsbee Little League
At a Monday organizational meeting of the Silsbee Little League officers were elected for the new year. R. F. Bo Horka was named president with Morris Windham Bob Ogden Paul Hugon as vice presidents Jack Martin secretary treasurer Oscar Fannette player agent Charles McCaleb equipment manager and Bob Burgess chief umpire. Registration is set for Saturday Feb 26 from 9 am to 3 pm at the Little League Park. Children new to registration must bring a birth certificate and a parent or guardian.
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Silsbee Little League
R. F
Bo” Horka
Morris Windham
Bob Ogden
Paul Hugon
Jack Martin
Oscar Fannette
Charles McCaleb
Bob Burgess
Little League Park
Camp Fire Group Updates from Groteilo Club Meeting
The Groteilo Camp Fire girls met January eighth and toured the Art Museum in Beaumont learning about Aborigine paintings. They met February eighth at Mrs. Copeland’s home and made personal Valentines for their mothers. Officers elected include Tabatha Hartman president Kayla Kelly vice president Angela Thames secretary Sandy Morris treasurer Helen Copeland song leader Wendy Morris Janet Hare game leaders Angela Phelps reporter. Helen Copeland served refreshments.
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Groteilo
Beaumont
Doe Copeland
Tabatha Hartman
Kayla Kelly
Angela Thames
Sandy Morris
Helen Copeland
Wendy Morris
Janet Hare
Angela Phelps
Little Theater to Meet On Sunday
The Silsbee Little Theater plans the final reading of the season titled The Interview at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Directors Kyle Reeves casts Ward Bush and John Dietrich. Joe Watson, theater president, will lead a pre show business meeting. A social hour follows with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barrington in charge.
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Silsbee Little Theater
Kyle Reeves
Ward Bush
John Dietrich
Joe Watson
Jack Barrington
Heart Fund Drive Starts Sunday In Bisbee Area
A week long Heart Fund campaign will begin Sunday in Bisbee's residential area. Mrs James Smith leads 19 drive captains and volunteers who will canvass the city and suburbs, distributing educational literature and collecting funds to support heart disease research and prevent premature deaths and disability.
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Bisbee
James Smith
Silsbee Little League Auxiliary to Elect Officers
The Silsbee Little League Auxiliary will meet February 24 at 7 p.m. in Silsbee State Bank to elect new officers for the coming season. Mothers of players and interested persons are urged to attend.
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Little League Auxiliary
Silsbee Little League Auxiliary
Silsbee State Bank
Card of Thanks for prayers and flowers during hospital stay
A notice expressing gratitude for prayers cards letters and flowers received while in the hospital. The writer thanks friends and mans for support during illness and recovery.
Busby Named to State Committee on School Buses
John L. Busby of Silsbee has been appointed to a state subcommittee handling school bus inspections. Appointed by Joe White, Inspector Vehicle Inspection and D7.4 subcommittee chair, the three member panel includes White. Busby, a former Silsbee school bus maintenance head, owns Busby and Sons Garage and is county fire chief after years as chief of the Silsbee Volunteer Fire Department.
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John L. Busby
Silsbee
Busby
Joe White
Texas Department of Public Safety
White
Busby and Sons Garage
Pinecrest Sweetheart Banquet Named Pinecrest Baptist Church
The Pinecrest Baptist Church held its annual Sweetheart Banquet on February 11. Rev. Rice of Beaumont was guest speaker. Martha Harrell was queen and Jessie Harrell was king. Kathy Sharp received special recognition as the most active Acteen, given a church key. Theme: Texas. Helen Castalow led food, Debbie Davis Entertainment, Mrs. George King publicity, Randy Stanton master of ceremonies.
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Pinecrest Baptist Church
Rev. Rice
Beaumont
Martha Harrell
Jessie Harrell
Kathy Sharp
Texas
Helen Castalow
Debbie Davis
George King
Randy Stanton
Family thanks friends after loss of Clayon Stutts
The family of Clayon Stutts expresses gratitude for prayers visits cards and acts of kindness during their time of bereavement. They appreciate the community's support and ask God to bless everyone who offered sympathy.
Volunteer Firemen Answer Six Alarms
The Silsbee Fire Department answered six calls last week including a house fire at Ronnie Nichols home on Como Lane where smoke inhalation afflicted a woman. Fire gutted a front room and spread to the attic, then burned about 45 minutes before ambulances took Mrs. Nichols to Silsbee Doctors Hospital for treatment. Additionally, multiple grass fires occurred on West Avenue J, Fre n ius Road, old Spurger Highway, Neyland Road, Brittonville Road, and other locations with quick extinction.
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Silsbee
Russell Busby
Ronnie Nichols
Como Lane
West Avenue J
Leo Beatty
Fresenius Road
Spurger Highway
Neyland Road
Brittonville Road
Tigers fall 68 61 as Silsbee ends 1977 season
The Silsbee Tiger Cubs closed their 1977 campaign with a 68 to 61 loss to Orange Stark IV. Coach Pat Day saw his team battle evenly in the opening quarter before fading late, finishing the year at six wins and four losses for a third place zone standing.
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Silsbee Tiger Cubs
Orange Stark
Pat Day
Cubs
Tennis Exhibition in Silsbee Showcases A&M Women
The City of Silsbee parks department will sponsor a tennis exhibition on Wednesday Feb 23 from 6 to 7 30 pm featuring the Texas A&M women’s tennis team. Coach Ellen Buchanan leads a nine member squad visiting Lamanr’s Intercollegiate Tennis Tourna ment and preparing for a duel with Texas Tech before heading to Guadalajara for a World University tourney. The event includes drills and mock games with local players. Buchanan is a Texas A&M graduate pursuing a masters while serving in the women’s athletic department.
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City of
Silsbee
Parks and Recreation Department
Texas A&m Park Board
Edward Dominguez
Ellen Buchanan
Lamanr
Texas Tech
Guadalajara
Mexico
A&m
Dominguez
Miss Buchanan
Silsbee High School
Texas A&m
Cubs Rally Fails as Brooks Leads Scorers in Tight Duel
The game ended tied at 15-15 before a halftime deficit grew to 33-26 and 49-40 after three quarters. Ira Brooks led the Cubs with 21 points while Keith Holmes and Charles Holmes added 17 and other double figures, as the comeback fell short.
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Lakers
Wade Richardson
Celtics
Terry Lewis
Richardson
Tommy Terry
Patrick Maze
Keith Cole
Wayne Howard
Bob Simons
T. W. Cartwright
Herb Rockett
Andy
Bullets
Julian Nixon
Hind
Paul Read
Cubs
Ira Brooks
Keith Holmes
Charles Holmes
You can be judged by the company you keep if they happen to be called for jury duty
A compact reflection on how jurors influence perception when those nearby are summoned for jury service, highlighting the social dynamics and potential biases that arise in courtrooms and communities.
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