Rebels struggle in conference play as 1-4 start continues
Lee College Rebels endure a rough stretch in the conference with a 1-4 mark. losses include 9-1 to Blinn and a 9-1 doubleheader defeat to San Jacinto, though a 6-3 win offered a bright note. Coach Dick Smith emphasizes mindset, while SC prepares for Texas Southmost and Laredo series at Jenkins Park with stress on defense and errorless play.
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San Jacinto Gators sweep two of three from Lee Rebels in series
San Jacinto swept two of three from Lee College Rebels in a March series. In the March 8 game San Jacinto broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth and nine on the way to a 9-1 win, with David Evans fanning 10 and two hits allowed. In the March 11 opener San Jacinto won 9-1 behind Evans eight innings, while the Reds rallied for a 6-3 victory in the nightcap with Clint Doyel delivering a bases loaded double for three RBI and Geoff Williams earning the win. coach Dick Smith praised the effort against a strong foe and noted upcoming tests versus Alvin.
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Lee College baseball splits with Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
The Lee College Reds won two of four games versus Northeastern Oklahoma A&M. March 7 the Reds won 3-1 with Geoff Williams earning the win, then lost 8-6. March 9 the Reds split again, losing 8-5 in the first game and winning 5-0 in the nightcap as Kurt Heble struck out eight over six hits for the win, while Chris Stack homered for Lee College.
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Hoopsters honor four LC players to all conference squads
Lee College guards Tahuan Hondo Ford and Tracey Ware earned first team honors as two Rebels joined the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference All-Conference selections. Sophomores Kenneth Hockless and Charles Washington earned second team honors. Ford and Washington were picked for the Tyler All-Star game on March 25, with selections voted March 2 at San Jacinto College.
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Proposed bill to cost five billion annually
The plan aims to fund education via Civilian Corps service, arguing cheaper than welfare and prisons. If enacted, most federal grants and loans would end, with a five year phase in starting Oct 1 1990, affecting 275 to 300 LC students using Pell Grants and drawing caution from financial aid officer Barbara Watkins.
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