Oilers rebuild for 1967 season amid Jets threat
Houston Oilers rebuild under coach Wally Lemn after trading players to Kansas City for Beathard as 1967 yielded a 2-2 start and a divisional crown the prior year. Jets loom large with 2-0 record. league rivals Oakland Kansas City and San Diego expected strong. Lee College basketball begins with 15 players, 12 on scholarships, led by guards and posts from Louisiana and Texas high schools.
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Wally Lemn
Wally
George Blanda
Baylor
Don Trull
Jackie Lee
Houston
Kansas City Chiefs
Ernie Ladd
Chiefs
Sunshine Superman
Pete Beathard
Pete
Woodie Campbell
Hoyle Granger
Campbell
Granger
John Wittenborn
Lee High School
New York Jets
Jets
Oakland
Kansas City
San Diego
A.F.L
Lee College
John McCormie
Karl Mache
Armandville
Louisiana
Richard Bryant
Anderson High
Austin
Sylvester Brown
Randy Randall Earns All American Honors For Golf
Randy Randall of Hardin Jefferson High School earned a NJCAA All American second team berth after finishing 8th at the National Junior College Invitational in Roswell New Mexico. He posted a 294 total, 75.1 season average, with notable 67 round at Hughes Country Club and several runner up finishes.
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Bob Chisum
Hardin Jefferson
Darden LaVoy
Baytown Sterling
Broadmoor
Baton Rouge
Pat Foy
Steve Welch
Lafayette
Bobby Badeaux
Lee College
Benny Moskowitz
Randy Randall
Hardin Jefferson High School
Sour Lake
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Roswell
N.M
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Hughes Country Club
Temple
Texas
Lee Rebels poised for strong 1968-69 basketball season
Hardin Jefferson standout Lafayette Spivey leads rebounders while freshman Sam Ballard posts 13 point averages. Geller Jones Koobs and Buck Koobs highlight a gifted lineup as Lee College eyes one of its best years yet with 28 scheduled games and open scrimmages.
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Charley Geller
Broadmoor
Baton Rouge
Mike Jones
Mt. Hill
Tex
Buck Koobs
Dayton
Lee Rebels
Lee College
McCormick
Maus Open Season In Coliseum
The American Basketball Association begins at the Sam Houston Coliseum on October 28 with the Houston Mavericks hosting the New Orleans Buccaneers. The league adds new names and two new cities including the Anaheim Amigos becoming the Los Angeles Stars and the New York Nets moving from Teaneck New Jersey.
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Houston Mavericks
New Orleans Buccaneers
Mavericks
Anaheim Amigos
Los Angeles Stars
Pittsburgh Pipers
Minnesota Pipers
Minnesota Muskies
Miami Floridians
New York Nets
Teaneck
New Jersey
Phi Theta Kappa Holds First Officer Meeting of Year
Lee College's Phi Theta Kappa national honor fraternity held its first officer meeting of the year on Wednesday September 24. Membership is by invitation based on course load GPA and citizenship. a 3.4 GPA is needed for invitation and 3.2 to remain. Officers for 1968 69 are President Terry Bland Vice President Dorothy Harris Secretary Susan Todd Treasurer Bethany Bletch and Reporter Crispin James.
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Lee College
Phi Theta Kappa
Terry Bland
Dorothy Harris
Susan Todd
Bethany Bletch
Crispin James
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Jack Clancy
Astros
Larry Corxmier
Charley McKinney
McCor
Mick
Ricky Beal
Coach Moskowitz
Hardin Jefferson High
Lafayette Spivey
Phoenix
Arix
Sam Ballard
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