Lee Rebels Aim For Second In Zone IV Basketball Race
This column lists Lee College athletic activity options for students, highlighting the Lee Rebels in Zone IV of the Texas Junior College Athletic Association. It notes past standings, current rivalries with San Antonio, South Texas, and Concordia, and outlines intramural programs for both boys and girls with point scoring and mid term standings.
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Intramural Standings Tense As Teams Chase Leads
Wagner Doss and Clement lead in intramural points with 3 point gain on Clement's group. Evelyn Doss expands her 208 point girls Group I lead over Shirley Herring's Group II while Hilary Jones joins the big ten. Charles Wagner extends his margin to seven over Lager Hunsucker as Charles Iler drops to 50. Pat Kinghorn rises in the girls big ten, overtaking Ollie Miller.
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Normand Smith
Clement
Hilary Jones
Evelyn Doss
Shirley Herring
Herings
Charles Wagner
Lager Hunsucker
Charles Iler
Pat Kinghorn
Ollie Miller
You Need Not Be A Weakling Take P E
The article discusses physical education in colleges offering courses for students majoring in P E and others seeking exercise and training. It notes curricular athletic activities and various college classes as part of the program.
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Doss Leads Team to Victory in Three-Game Series
Evelyn Doss and Linda Griffin powered a comeback win over Shirley Herring in a two-out-of-three girls basketball series. Doss scored 14 in the first game as Griffin added 13, while Peggy Campbell and Pat Bray led Herring in scoring. Millard and Griffin starred in the decisive third game, with Millard adding four and Griffin nine as Doss' group claimed the win.
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Evelyn Doss
Shirley Herring
Basketeers
Doss
Linda Griffin
Jane Davis
Peggy Campbell
Pat Bray
Herrings
Sandra Millard
Millard
Griffin
Herring
Millard- Griffin
Wayne Clement's Group II Wins Intramural Basketball Title
Group II, led by Wayne Clement, captured their third straight intramural team title by sweeping six games. They defeated Nor mand Smith's Group I 49-28 and 50-39, with Charles Wagner's pogo shooting and Gene Simpson's close-in scoring driving the victory. Team members include Bert Allen, Dennis Skarda, Kirby Choate, and Joe Muller. Group I finished 4-2, while Groups III and IV tied for third at 1-5.
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Clement
Normand Smith
Charles Wagner
Gene Simpson
Dennis Skarda
Wayne Clement
Bert Allen
Smiths
Kirby Choate
Joe Muller
Smith
Jesse Mask
Hilary Jones
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Hensley
Skarda Defeats Wagner in Intramural Horseshoe Finals
Dennis Skarda won the intramural horseshoe singles championship by beating Charles Wagner 21-14 and 11-0. Skarda’s pitching was praised as accurate throughout the tournament, aside from one toss that hit Coach Alton Laird in the head. Skarda earlier defeated Bennie Hindman to reach the final, while Wagner ousted Mitch Vanya to join him. Vanya defeated Hindman for third place.
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Dennis Skarda
Charles Wagner
Skarda
Alton Laird
Bennie Hindman
Wagner
Mitch Vanya
Vanya
Hindman
Allen and Choate Win Horseshoe Doubles Title
Bert Allen and Kirby Choate won the intramural horseshoe doubles championship defeating Hilary Jones and Bob Hensley in a close final. The champions beat their teammates Wayne Clement and Charles Wagner 18 21 21 18 22 20 to reach the final. Jones and Hensley advanced with 19 21 21 19 21 18 wins over Billy Compton and Bennie Hindman.
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Bert Allen
Kirby Choate
Hilary Jones
Bob Hensley
Allen
Choate
Wayne Clement
Charles Wagner
Jones
Hensley
Billy Compton
Bennie Hindman
Rebels Hold Off Sea Hawks 63 55 In Lee Gym Fightback
Lee Rebels overcame an early second half Sea Hawk lead to beat South Texas 63 to 55 in Lee College Gym on February 3. Daniels scored 20 and Page 17 as Lee and South Texas both sit 2 2 in conference play. Page will report for armed forces on February 9, potentially hurting Lee’s push for second place.
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Sea Hawk
South Texas
Lee College
Houston
Rebels
Wayne Peterson
Lee
Terry Page
Peterson
Sea Hawks
Cecil Ghormley
Fred Lilly
Ed Swearer
Houston Five
Page
Charles Daniels
Daniels
Charles Tier
Lewis Carter
San Antonio Junior College Beats Rebels 87 76 In Lee College Gym
San Antonio Junior College defeated the Rebels 87 to 76 on January 30 in the Lee College gym, eliminating Lee from first place conference contention. The Rebels had earlier fallen 57 to 58 to the same opponent. Louis Carter led Lee with 17 points, while Bob Myers scored 29 for San Antonio. Terry Page fouled out, and injuries to Pillow complicated Lee’s night.
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Louis Carter
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Frenchy) Kiber
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