Hoyas and Wildcats clash in a dirty hoops tale
The piece recalls a Georgetown Villanova NCAA game with accusations of dirty play and rough tactics. It highlights John Thompson s Guerrilla warfare analogy and notes Reg gie Williams and Chuck Everson in a physical skirmish. Ewing and Broadnax also draw ire for aggressive plays.
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Villanova
Georgetown
John Thompson
Reggie Williams
Chuck Everson
Everson
Williams
Ewing
Chuck Noll
Horace Broadnax
Broadnax
Harold Pressley
Hoya
Thompson Press
Wildcats
NCAA
Hoyas
Tech
Thompson
Rollie Massimino
Rebels Fall In Doubleheader To McLennan CC
Lee College Rebels suffer a rough week dropping three games starting with a doubleheader loss to 1983 NJCAA champions McLennan Community College. Coach Dick Smith cites strong hitting and lack of focus as factors. Kevin Ayers struggled with command in the opener as the Rebels held a brief two run lead before fourth inning collapse.
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Lee College
Rebels
McLennan Community College
McLennan
Dick Smith
Smith
San Jacinto
Kevin Ayers
Rebels Fall to San Jacinto as Conference Race Tightens
In a two-game set the Rebels lost 8-4 and 6-5 before dropping 8-2 to TJCAC leaders San Jacinto College. Coach Smith praised San Jacinto’s pitching and hitting as the Reds drop Ed Perez. With one month left, Rebels sit 11-2 in conference, San Jacinto 13-0.
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Rebels
TJCAC
San Jacinto College
San Jac
Smith
Ed Perez
Reds
San Jacinto
Las Vegas Coke machines cause campus vending woes
LC freshman Robert Yznaga jokes about Las Vegas Coke machines amid price fluctuations up to 60 cents and refund issues. Dean Bettie Bennett says prices, raised by Coke and cut by LC, are stabilized at 50 cents after machine repairs. LC expects about $20,000 in vending revenue for 1984-85. refunds available at the business office.
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Robert Yznaga
Las Vegas
Bettie Bennett
Coke
Bennett
Leatha Whitaker
Kyle Jennings
Houston Astrodome
Houston
Texas
Pace Management Corporation
Harold Gunn
Summer field trip praised for academic gains
Lehmberg says summer courses boost grades with near universal success. Students seeking trip details or scholarship money should contact Dr. Lehmberg at ext. 332 or 334 or visit Rundell Hall before May 5 when awards are made.
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Lehmberg
Dr. Lehmberg
Rundell Hall
Lee College volleyball gets $1300 for equipment and new uniforms
LC president Dr. Robert Cloud announces an extra $1300 for Lee College volleyball equipment to be used next fall, supplementing last year’s $1855 allotment. Funds come from the current budget along with upcoming uniforms. players cited worn nets, bent poles, holes in uniforms, and knee pad needs during the season.
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Robert Cloud
Lee College
Survey finds sports success rarely drives college choice
A Jan Krukowski Associates survey of college bound seniors shows 54 percent say schools with top athletic programs do not affect their choice when all else is equal. Among those influenced, 32 percent would enroll and 13 percent would avoid the school. SAT scores weaken sports allure, and Jewish students show modestly greater interest.
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Jan Krukowski
Leslie Weber
Potential Rebels recruit on LC campus tour
LC basketball coaches recruit high school players visiting campus to choose where they will play. Coach Ummel explains junior college two year term and grant in aid options while Coach Hefley highlights education and fit. Players from West Orange, Anahuac, Lamar, Sour Lake, Yates and Lee High named with more expected after Easter.
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Army
Army College Fund
Ron Ummel
Moser Hall
Mike Hefley
Ummel
Mike Smith
West Orange
Kevin Hardy
Anahuac
David Bibb
Lamar
Rocky Rocquemore
Sour Lake
Eric Price
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Complete Optical Service
Baytown
Garth
Maria Edwards
Yates and Lee High
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