Rebels open fall scrimmage with 4 of 5 wins under coach Smith
Lee College baseball begins fall scrimmage season under fourth year coach Dick Smith. The Rebels aim to prove they can move from junior college to university level, impress scouts, and rebuild after losing key players including Mark Bookmeyer. Nine players return as Smith scouts high school play for new recruits, targeting a return to state playoffs.
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Rebels fall to 0-10 in volleyball as two matches loom
The Rebels volleyball team went 0-10 after losses to St. Phillips San Jacinto and Cooke County with scores noted. Sophomore Pat Westerkom from Flour Bluff quit the team for personal reasons. Coach C C Wilson expressed the team’s breadth to cover the setback as they prepared for games against San Jacinto Wharton. Baseball opened fall with a 4-1 Dallas tournament showing strong pitching and late wins before facing San Jacinto and others. Coach Dick Smith praised the performance despite a rocky game against San Jacinto and called the overall effort pleasing.
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LeBelles prepare for upcoming Lee College season
The Lee College LeBelles dance team selected twelve women after May and September try-outs. Terry Hanson, now sponsoring the drill team, aims to showcase on the road, negotiating with the Houston Rockets for half time. They plan a fashion show on Oct. 14 and will perform at home basketball games.
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Christine Sandate
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Intramural Schedule Set for Eight Tournaments
Ron Ummel, director of athletics, states each coach will handle two events as eight intramural tournaments are scheduled. The Lantern promises more details as the schedule develops and provides contact Ronald Ummel at 425 6437 for information.
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Houston Sports Celebrity Carnival benefits Texas Special Olympics
The second annual Houston event at the Summit from 6 to 9 30 p m features about 100 stars including Robert Reid Warren Moon and Nolan Ryan signing autographs posing for photos and sharing game tips A sports trivia contest an autograph memorabilia auction and media meet fans are also planned Tickets cost 5 for adults 2 50 for children and are sold at Rainbow Ticketmaster or the Summit box office
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