The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 175, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1977 Page: 17 of 24
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TW| IAVTOWM SUN ,
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Thursday, May i Wf
Dennis' South All-Stars Lack Big Linemen
(fell H M Mctt-tanm as the four m* Huuitori Yitn Th» ImrtNuin mrpi txwiti Utt lilts of Mart
HimfKM of Sw Antonio Churrfull and Dook FWd of Bun*
•wnn luwmu coacn lumnij iiuuspnn oi
of skill ptupk of his own to |o with hu tinmen
DarrrU Shepard of Odnu and Khetl I >*rnWI ire hu quarter
bark candidate* while (he bachfietd hai the tike* of TUn On of
Abilene Bill Woodard of Sw An|elo and Uavtd Caldwell of Pan.
SteelMf i Al Denrni ha* an all-aenlur iquad on hand but he hat Itonmi hat
fuel one problem — he way be oot-ntMMd in the line tinned aUnr and it not* that Drotui and Baylonlaniknow w»ll
"——Mil be eohod durtm »prin| trtuuni with by now - Alvin Huben of Hubert E Lee
hu Raafan a* Ifi not there be may be outmanned in the line The South alao boaeU the Mrvtra of another Has* AAAA all
It iDwuus South AU Stan that are atari of byname linemen stattt in Ben Landry c< Port Arthur Lincoln Dennis haa to hope
in hone tome leMer known olaven that nau who both to about ISO pound* let *ome help from
they (ace the North in the True Hijh School ewwwMrt
Coaches Aaortalion * annual foolbaB All-Star fame which wtll UVa got a tot of ^eed oeoraU to the tecta and Wo tee
be held a* par of ruarhit* erhool in Dallas Cbtton Bowl July » qnartMtocb." laid Dennis What we need u somebody to keep
» Hum Jadaon and Taylor out Thoee are bqi people the North hu
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ha* plenty
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Ruety Boone of Anahuar will repnaanl TV Sun am* in the All
Star baak at ball |arne
Convention Center
Boooe will be joined by as old rival. RuaeeU Coffey of Kountie
d Gilbert Saturn of Sm Antonio BhM m the South aqnid
The Souh bailetball Man will be eaarhed be Bovte Hone* of
*M MnM*lM*l WAWM • OTMI Wf vWUwV t*y IWJVW (MKi OM
which will be PU.rd July f? m Oallai
Terry Tauerh from New
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T.ylor Of Luniview. Billy Doa Jacim of Sbenr
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DELLA NALL STBCTCMIS OUT
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flaa Sports Photee By Mike hiaae)
^MphMrtTnoTbarr at ail in the aklll ipoU
efrom either Mike Motley of Humble or Riehy Ethrtd|f of
NoetakGrovoe it quartrrtwdi and can call on the Itkw ui
Hallettiville i Kemlt Gooda, GaleavtUe i Mika Usher and Allan
to pack the ball
Ha can
Houaton Milby
Hall, Lawrence Set
For State Track Meet
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Min wnicn uii imonf uinf top names are nynn w nfm oi utuai
“ Smith of DtlUe Chrter sad Ralph McPherson
The Team
of Arlington
Polk of
The cumplrte teomi for die Team Ht|h Rffwy*! Couching
ism ts»u*s» ftHuowt—u nn**i
/VuucisOon i loolball ind tuskrltwli *11 star
Hebert, Marti Mayt.rki of Barton Hill and She Hemn| of
m. thaw a* laws
MatOSa MM
Padres’ Rally Paces
Little League Action
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Rockhold
Ducats Still
Available
By MIKE MANN
The pathi that Sterltn|i
Della Hall and Barbara
Lawrence have followed to (ft
lo (he Teui Clati AAAA State
Track Meet in Auittn'e
Memorial Stadium Friday and
Saturday are ilartiin|ty
different
Delia u putun* the luuilnno
louche* on the moat prolific
career by any Slerlin| female
athlete In history, while Bar-
bara i road to the slate meet
be|an a scant four meets ago ’
Lawrence started the season
as a high jumper and started f
jumping for distance rather
than height March 18 at the
KSm Relays with a sixth-place ■
effort of 16-14 ■
Since then, Lawrence work- V
ed up to finish No 2 in the 2
District 21 -AAAA meet to Hall
with a 17-54 leap Hall went
1710
At the Region 3-AAAA *j
meet, Hall (ailed to qualify for ^
the finals, but Lawrence came
through with an 18-3 that was i
actually a Ue for the best effort *
meet Lawrence ended
up as the No 2 representative
due to a poorer second best ef-
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Larry Martrt seas the losing the Panthen trimmed the
The McDonald's Padres pHthw
scored all their rumin last two The Stauffer Phillies pul the * Winning pitcher Mike
innuqp in winning a 11-14 first eight rum of (he game on Woohwy nearly hit the cycle,
slugfest with Starett t Reds the scoreboard and then and might have if be had come
(hat highlighted Baytown Lit- coasted to a 10-8 victory over to the plate more than three
tie League play Wedneeday lb* E*»on Credit Union limes. In bis plate
‘ '“ML. appearances, Woobey singled
In lad. the Padres trailed by An escellenl day al Use plate doubled and hit an wside-lhe-
eight. 144. going into the Iasi mti (tuned for the Athletics' park home run
inning After shuttii* out the Will Slaughter, who slapped a Adam Henry ended up the
Reds in the top half, two-run homer and a tnple in losing pitcher
McDonald's came up and his only two at-bats A five-run splurge in the
plated 10 runs Albert Thomas was the final frame pushed the Wolves
Daryl Adams was the mound winner, Greg Vincent to an 18-12 win over the
benefactor of the explosion in the loser Hawks
collecting the mound victory in In the other three leagues. Delia Bums got the mound
relief Jeffrey Capps helped only minor league games were win over Robert Enduon,
the offense out with three hits played, and the big star was al who walked 10
in as many times up
Ticket* are still available for
the appreciation dinner art for
education director Beverly
Rockhold TV dinner is slated
for the Ovic Cenler
The appreciation dinner it
open to all Rockhold s friends
v
Athletics
night
rwnuan* cww« w«n empm
tkwmOmt Col Km* l«Wn SSii—w> Mm*) Ua*M
and person's interested in
attending can purchase tickets
it the athletic ticket office
next to Memorial Stadium
The tickets are priced al 1750
per person and include a
barbeque dinner.
For further information, call
Eddie Gray at 4224353
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(See PADRES, Page 2-B)
Dennis, Kramer See
First Scrimmages
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JOHNNY RUTHERFORD'S SHOCKING OFFER:
BARBARA LAWRENCE COMES IN FDR A LANDING
Ranger entered in long jump In stale track meet
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Ross roach Mary Bartlett u |
hampered in both Lawrence s
and Hall s cases due to the lack
of information about the other
regions' entries.
Della is probably the one
person most responsible for
the success of Sterling’s girls'
track program Hall practically
was the track team in 1976, and
Both Al Demus at Sterling and Ron Kramer enjoyed the lint
scrimmaging done by the Rangers and Ganders Wednesday and
saw some good mixed with the inexperience
"We had a good scrimmage,' said Dennia of the Rangers first
limited scrimmage "We did quite a bit offensively and worked
on some new wrinkles we're putting on defense The offense and
defense are fairly even at this point but I was impressed with the
offensive execution "
Dennis was also glad to get several experienced hands back
Wednesday from the baseball team "They took part and were
ready to go," Dennis said. "They've been competing all spring in
baseball and were in good stupe '
While Dennis was pleased with some of his execution. Kramer
was pleased with the effort but felt the execution level was still
"springish" at Ganderland
"Some of the defensive techniques are just going to take time,"
said Kramer "Our boys enjoyed the scrimmaging, though and
we ll do a little more each day Everybody Is working two ways
so we can get a better picture of them and this holds down the ex-
ecution level as well."
Kramer praised his running backs' showing but pointed out his
No. 1 offense never worked against his No. 1 defense so it was
hard to ret a good picture.
Sterling will go through a normal workput Friday without
scrimmaging while REL will have a Friday workout similar to
Wednesday's. Both schools have scheduled full scrimmages
Saturday for the purpose of getting players on film. The Saturday
sessions begin about 9:30 a m and will continue until noon.
|BMONROEf
IP SHOCK
Coleman Tells Rotary That
Every Oiler To Be Rookie
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Ronnie Coleman admits he came from nowhere to become a
professional football player and also a luncheon club entertainer
The Houston Oiler running back was presented to the Baytown
Rotary Gub Wednesday and after admitting he was slightly ner-
vous, the hard-hitting free agent who made it alt the way says he
hopes for a good year both for the Oilers and himself
"1 beat out some veterans in 1974," he said, "and that's hard
for a rookie who is a nobody to do," he smiled, "Now it is up to
those wanting my job to do the worrying."
The Alabama A&M grad says he's spent all the time he wants
to on the bench and will play - or else
He regaled Rotarians with his sincere homespun humor about
how much easier it is for a country boy to be an athlete than "a
city feller.”
To conclude the program, he answered random questions
from the audience about pro football, the recent draft and team-
mates on the Houston team.
He concluded by saying, "after a 5-9 season, everybody is a
rookie and will have to make the team."
Bobby Griffin was program chairman President Leon Brown
presided
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this year is easily the leading
scorw
Though Della did not qualify
for the long jump at state,
Hall s proficiency at five
events enabled her to make the
state fete in the 100-yard dash.
Hall ran 111 at the regional
meet, and has a personal best
of 10 9 at the Klein Relays.
l-awrence struts her stuff at
3 p.m. Friday, with the 100-
yard dash finals set for 1 p.m.
Saturday.
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Dunivun Drafted
LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP) -
Tommy Duniven missed five
weeks of action for Texas Tech
last year, but the Cincinnati
Bengals of the National Foot-
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the draft.
Duniven passed for 1,038
yards his junior year, but last
season had only 109 yards.
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Bowling Results
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MONROE
FPPKN ATOM: High turn iert«.
BVHN * 2406 (Billie Krajefsb, Vicki*
Suggi, Rusty Thomas, Nikki Hawleyi. High
dividual gam*. KMcllr Fisher. 117. Shirley
Mongifllo IBS. Susy Wallace. 1S3. Nikki
Hawley IS2
ItMCH'S: High team aeries. All in the
Family, 2478 (Kthel Martinet, Judy Little,
Mickey Shepherd, Farit nr Baker i. High team
game All in the Family. 171. High individual
senes Mickey Shepherd, 507 Barbara Serda,
4M Ann Baatian. 455 High individual game.
Barbara Serda 183. Mickey Shepher, 183, Ann
Haitian. 167
FIRST MTFRS High team senes, David
Roger* 3045 (Barbara Robalik, (iladys Kenna.
Millie Ashley. Helen Kmfinger, Dot Sittoni.
High team pme. Dutch Holland Olds. 1067
(Thelma Dillard, Ruth Lucas, Mabel FIU-
gerald, Daph Hotchkiss Barbara Weati. High
individual aenei, Dixie Broadwell, 581, Helen
Emdnger. 561. Barbara West, 549: High in-
dividual pme, Helen Kmfinger. 207, Dixie
broadwell, 207, Mabel Fitzgerald. 201, Millie
Aahley. 199
MORNING GLORIES: High team aeries.
Pin Tappers, 2355 (Aline Foxworth, Mary
Kirkham. Maria Saphoi, Carol Wire), High
team pme, Pin Shakers, 887 (Mary Caldwell,
Carolyn Martin, Brenda Webb, Ikrbbie
Creenhawi. High individual aeries. Maria
Saphos, 550, Aline Foxworth, 499, Gladys
Katrla, 499. Herta Duhon. 473, High individual
pme. Mary Caldwell, 222, Marla Saphoi, 192,
Aline Foxworth, 191.
PINTOPPKR MIXFD: High team series,
Guys A Dolls. 2470 (Jennie Brouchoud, Ray
Brouchoud, Patricia Folwetl, Paul Folwelll.
High team pme, Guys Jr Dolls, 863; High in-
dividual series, women, Patricia Folwell, 565,
Barbara West, 523, Dolly Timmins, 517, men,
Al Hotchkias, 589, Paul Folwell, 581, Robert
Sutphin, 560: High individual pme, women,
Barbara West, 212, Patricia Folwell. 201, Hope
Molliere, 189, men, Robert Sutphin, 230, Al
Hotchkias, 221, Paul Folwell, 221._
PLAVMATKS: High learn senes, Fxruaes
3160 (Phoebe Fergerson, Hddif Fergenon,
Mary Kirkham Klton Kirkham, Aline Fox-
worth). High learn game, Bottom ol Pile
Gang 1123 <L« A her.* Buddy Morpn,
Paul Catrhings, Jim Thompson, Fdna Milleri.
High individual senes, women, Mary
Kirkham, 506 Lee A Pierce, 472, Aline Fox-
worth. 463, men. Jim Thompson, 567, Bob
Rayner, 586, Robert Sutphin. 541; High in-
dividual pme, women, Phoebe Fergerson,
195, Mary Kirkham. 176, Nancy Jones, 170,
men, Bob Rayner. 224, Jim Thompson, 213.
Robert Sutphin, 213, Jeff Jones, 211
PARTNFRS DOUBLES: High team series,
Conoco Travelers. 1240 (Thelma Dillard.
Mable Fitzgerald i. High team pme, Bus
Driven, 460 (Fay Sarver, Klayne Webber);
High individual series. Dot Sitton, 561, Mary
Eastman. 548. Rosie Jamison, 534; High in-
dividual pme, Dolly Timmins, 213, Mary
Kastman. 205, Thelma Dillard, 202
BANTAMS: High team series, Super Shots,
1882 (Dennis Vaughan, Kenneth Baker, Vicki
Baker. Lynette Duncan); High team pme.
Bantam Stan. 655 (Troy Evans, Alan Hilyard,
Kevin Hilyard, Dean Rackley); High in-
dividual series (pins over average), girls,
Lynette Duncan. 84. Stacey Emfinger, 38.
Vicki Baker, 33, boys, Dennis Vaughan, 123,
Kenneth Baker, 70, Greg Sutphin, 70, Derek
Haywood, 60, High individual game (pins over
average), girls, Lynette Duncan, 38, Stacey
Emfinger. 27. Vicki Baker, 22, Boys, Dennis
Vaughan. 62. Greg Sutphin, 59, Derek
Haywood, 47
team pme. B V R N s, 844, High individual
senes. Estelle Fisher, 518, Marlene Alex-
ander, 495. Manjuila McCartney, 481. High in-
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 175, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1977, newspaper, May 5, 1977; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145143/m1/17/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.