Runnin' Rebels End Season With Hard Loss To San Jacinto
The Runnin' Rebels fell 97 to 79 to San Jacinto Ravens on February 26 as defense faded in the second half. One Time led LC with 35 points, while Pruitt Cole and Jones also scored in double figures. The team struggled again against Blinn College on March 1, ending with final conference standings led by Paris JC and Tyler JC. One Time earned All Conference honors, joined by Cole and Jones.
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Jones
Paris Junior College
Tyler Junior College
Kilgore College
Trinity Valley Community College
Lackland Air Force
Son Morris College
San Jacinto College
Angelina College
Lee College
Navarro College
Panola College
Houston Oilers Back Dome Plan Ignored by Fans
A reader letter blasts Bud Adams and Leslie Alexander over a proposed 160 million dollar downtown dome for the Oilers Rockets. The writer argues the city should not fund the project, defends the Astrodome, notes financial risks, and warns of a potential boycott while defending past teams and local venues.
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Jerry Glanville
Warren Moon
Houston
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Harris County
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Summitt
Philadelphia
Boston Garden
Astros
Adams and Co
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Cominsky Park
Baltimore
Camden Yards
Cleveland
Arlington Stadium
George R. Brown Convention Center
U.S.F.L
Rebels Take Two From Marauders In Baseball Sweep
The Lee Rebels defeated Moraine Valley College Marauders 11-4 and 9-3 after two strong performances. Shawn Marbury showcased speed with two more stolen bases to reach 20 on the season, while Robert Quintero went 3 for 3 with five RBIs. Mike Gutierrez and Joaquin Martinez sparked the offense with key hits as Lee built a decisive lead and added later runs, with Quintero driving in multiple teammates and Taylor Bales delivering a homer. The Rebels boast strong baserunning and power hitting and host their next game March 19 at noon.
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Moraine Valley College Marauders
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Palos Hills
Shawn Marbury
Marbury
Marauder
Chris Spencer
Robert Quintero
RBI
Spencer
Quintero
Mike Gutierez
Joaquin Martinez
Graham Schooley
Taylor Bales
Quinteroy
Schooley
Bales
Moraine Valley
Alan Karl
Houston Hotshots Open Season With June 11 Debut
The Houston Hotshots debut in the Continental Indoor Soccer League on June 11 against Monterrey La Raza. CISL plans expansion to 18 teams by 1995, with head coach Chico Borja leading the squad and tryouts set for March 18 and 19 at the Summit. Tickets run 6 to 22 dollars, including VIP options.
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Houston Hotshots
Hotshots
Oregon
Mexico
James Lawrence
Arizona
Los Angeles
Monterrey
Port
U.S
Lawrence
Monterrey la Raza
SWC breakup mourned as five decades fade away
The piece recalls the 1990s breakup of the Southwest Conference led by Texas Texas A M Texas Tech and Baylor ending eighty years of tradition. It laments television money driving the split while praising SWC legends Sammy Baugh Earl Campbell Doak Walker and Tommy Nobis and foresees future moves to the Big Eight.
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Seymour
Pampa
Dallas
Houston
J. Frank Dobie
Kern Tips
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Sammy Baugh
Sam
Lawrence Taylor
Tommy Nobis
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Rocket Ishmael
Billy
Johnson
SMU
Jerry Levins
Earl Campbell
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