Rebel Basketball ends 1988 with 4 8 record and hopes for 1989
Rebel guard Tahaui Ford earned first team Texas Junior College All Conference honors finishing with 32 points against Blinn as Lee College ends the season 17 14 overall and 4 8 in conference. Coach Hefley cites two sophomores and looks to recruiting and workouts for 1989.
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Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
San Jacinto
David Butler
Ford
Lee College
Ron Ummel
Mike Hefley
Rebels
Blinn Junior College
Andre Walker
Walker
Blinn
Talbert Avery
Kenneth Hockless
Dennis Mouton
Robbie Jannise
Bucs
Brenham
Hefley
Rebels edge Roadrunners in seventh inning rally
Lee College improved its pre-conference record to 8-5-2 with a 10-9 win over Angelina in a nine inning game. Bubba Shepherd earned his first win after a seventh inning relief appearance. Robb Jensen had four hits and four RBIs including a homer and two doubles. Derek Munz added three hits for LC as Clint Doyel started but left early for Tea Buhner who stabilized the Rebels pitching. The Reds tied in the ninth before Jensen limited damage and LC plated two late runs to clinch.
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Dick Smith
Bubba Shepherd
Shepherd
Robb Jensen
Rebels
Derek Munz
Clint Doyel
Doyel
Smith
Doyle
Tea Buhner
Reds
Angelina
Jensen
Bennett
Albert
Buchanan
Steve
Buhner
Ted FR
Bulick
James FR
Campbell
Ronnie So
Daniel
Marty FR
Demoss
Todd FR
Devillier
Stacy FR
Clint
Heble
Kurt FR
Robb FR
Johnson
Ronny FR
Malone
Mike FR
Marches
Davis FR
Mayberry
Kenny
Munz
Derek FR
Riha
Steve JO
Rodriguez
Augie FR
Rue
Erik
Schimming
Shawn FR
Bubba FR
Lance SO
Stegent
Chris SO
Sweeney
Michael FR
Virden
Matt
Walker
Shannon So
Primary election delegate counts and upcoming contests
United States senators and all representatives face re election while state and county offices also appear on ballots. The piece notes New Hampshire and Town caucuses as key early events and cites delegate totals for Iowa and New Hampshire, with Super Tuesday states listed.
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Precincts and local venues listed for voting locations
A list of precinct numbers and nearby facilities including YMCA Westminster Presbyterian Church Pumphrey Elementary School Harris County Public Library Lamar Elementary School Ashbel Smith Elementary Horace Mann Junior School Baytown Employees Federation Hall San Jacinto Elementary Willian B Travis Elementary Carver Jones Redeemer Lutheran Harlem Stephen F. Austin Tompkins Highlands Junior Cedar Bayou Junior High Harris County Courthouse Alamo Elementary James Bowie Elementary and other addresses used as voting sites.
Lee College students place in Texas Junior College contest
Antle led Lee College participants at Tyler Junior College and North Harris County Junior College tournaments. He finished sixth in persuasive speaking and was a finalist in informative speaking. Fellow competitors Kim Arnold Mary Rossa Gary Middleton Kossa Errol Hughes also placed in various events with Kossa a first year member reaching a persuasive speaking finalist.
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Gary Middleton
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Arnold
Kossa
Errol Hughes
Coffey backs two tier grading for tech and academic students
Coffey proposes a two tier system for grading technical vocational and academic students. He argues the new literacy test aims to raise standards in Texas while acknowledging potential unfairness to some groups involved.
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Coffey
Texas
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