Whitecaps Blank Rebels 9 0 In Midweek Baseball Clash
Galveston College Whitecaps shut out Rebels 9-0 as pitcher Carl McClosky went eight innings surrendering three runs with four strikeouts. Rebels managed five singles led by Taylor Bales two hits. Marquardt reached base twice, while a ninth inning rally featured seven runs aided by Rebel errors.
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Carl McClosky
Galveston College
Rebels
Lee
Taylor Bales
Slade Marquardt
Galveston
Whitecaps
Fojt
Allen Sanders
Baseball Schedule for April May from Galveston to Laredo
The schedule lists games beginning April 22 in Galveston at 12 00 p.m. followed by April 29 and 30 at UT Brownsville with 12 00 p.m. and 11 00 a.m. starts respectively. Additional games are set May 6 and May 7 in Laredo at 12 00 p.m. and 11 00 a.m. respectively.
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Galveston
UT Brownsville
Laredo
Jones leads Lee College players in TEAC All-Star games
Mike Jones topped the Lee College scorers with 29 points in the TEAC All-Star games at Blinn College on April 15. Lee College had two of three all-star entries. Coach Bill Foy noted four of five Runnin Rebels sophomores played, with Jones later signing to Southern Nazarene.
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Lee College
TEAC
Blinn
Mike Jones
Blinn College
Bill Foy
Runnin Rebels
Jones
Foy
Texas Southern
Northern Iowa
Oregon St
University of Houston
Trent Cooper
Houston Baptist
Wayland Baptist
Chris Cole
Southern
Lady Rebels sweep Prairie View A&M in tennis victory
Lee College women’s tennis team crushed Prairie View A&M 9-0 at home with dominant singles and doubles play. Catherine Taylor led LC with straight sets wins and the squad extended an unblemished match record heading into the Region XIV Tournament.
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Oklahoma
Lee College
Catherine Taylor
Prairie View A&m
Lady Rebels
Praire View
Prairie View
Houston
Pasadena
LC Athletes Named Academic All Conference Trio
Three LC athletes earned academic All-Conference honors. Baseball players Jason Fort and Bill Lowery join volleyball player Carissa Cannon in the recognition, reflecting strong classroom performance alongside athletics.
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Jason Fort
Bill Lowery
Carissa Cannon
Lee College announces cheerleader tryouts May 1-2
Sponsor Bob Boyes says 1995-96 squad will have 10 positions with 1-2 alternates. Preliminary May 1, finals May 2 in LC gym. Open to Lee College entrants next fall with tuition scholarships based on hours. Tryouts require 2.0 GPA and back handsprings, standing backs and stunts. contact ext. 861 or 425-6861.
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Bob Boyes
Boyes
Lee College
Fans welcome end of MLB strike and return to games
A reader argues fans will return to stadiums if real players play and notes exemptions for true supporters. Opinions cite exhibition games, opening night, and commitment despite high prices, while criticizing fairweather fans and highlighting stars like Griffey Jr and Thomas as 1995 season nears.
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Houston Astros
Texas Rangers
Colorado Rockies
Lee College
Kevin Gooch
Bob Boyes
Ken Griffey Jr
the Big Hurt
Frank Thomas
Jeff Bagwell
Tony Gwynn
Ballpark
Office waste reduction tips and slogan
A brief piece urging lower office productivity to cut waste. It promotes turning off lights, using mugs, and printing on both sides of memos. The message emphasizes saving resources for tomorrow and ends with the 1-800-MY-SHARE and Earth Share slogans.
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Curis Maris
the Lantern Lee College
Wharton
Marquardt
Rebel
Southern Nazarine
NCAA
Cole
East Texas Baptist
Sam Houston Sr
Paul Rivers
Jonathan Simon
Rivers
Simon
West Texas A&m
Bellarmine
Lady Netters
A&m
Bernice Mathews
Kim Marshal
Melissa Mora
Kelli Grabbe
Jennifer Arthur
Our Spy
Yvette Gully
Janet Rucka
Flo Williams
Grabbe
Loy
Mathews
Mora
Rucka
Alice Lewis
Arthur
Gully
Taylor
Amanda de la Moriniere
Renee Galley
Marshall
Wheeler
Soy
White
Freeman
Lewis
Trey Shockley
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Jason Fojt
Alan Karl
TJCAC
Dallas Cowboy
San Francisco 49Ers
Cowboys
Robin Johnson
Marl
ARMY
Army College Fund
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