Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 2, 1984 Page: 7 of 26
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Burleson Star, Thursday. February 2, 1984 — 5A
Cougars lead girls division
State Champion
Bobhi McCulloch, seated upon Zarkas, was the stock seat champion of the state at
the State Fair of Texas in Dallas last fall. McCulloch is a mid-term graduate of
Burleson High School now attending North Texas State University. Her win in
Dallas <|ualified her to go to the nationals in Louisville next October. McCulloch
also won the native costume award at the state fair while ridinAher pure bred Ara-
bian gelding. She is the daughter of James and Hulh McCullotfFwho recently mov-
ed from Burleson to Fort Worth.
The unbeaten Cougars won
two lopsided games last
week to improve their record
to 5-0 to lead the Girls 10-12
Division of the Burlesoji
Boys Club basketball pro-
gram. [
Friday, the Cougars clown-
ed the Stingers 30-2 with both
Debbie Sebring and Jennifer
Petre contributing 10 points.
The next day the Cougars
defeated the Diamonds 24-9
as Nikki Starkey put in 16
points.
The second-place Stingers
got back on the winning trail
Saturday with a 14-9 triumph
over the Rockets. Katrina
Farmer had eight points for
the Stingers. The third-place
Blue Raiders outscored the
Diamonds 21-6 with Cheryl
Haas's 11 points pacing the
Raiders The other league
game saw the Rockets edg
ing the Gems 12-8.
The Mavericks handed the
Raiders their first loss in
boys 11-12 competition Fri-
day with a 19-16 win James
McAlister had 10 points for
the Mavs. The two teams are
tied for first place with 5-1
records. The Mavs on Satur-
day blasted the third-place
76ers 24-9. Duane Hutson and
McAlister each had eight for
the Mavs.
The 76ers came back to nip
the Nets 23-20 in double over-
time Saturday. Scott Hol-
away scored a dozen points
for the Sixers.
Only one boys 9-10 game
was played last weekend and
the Celtics got by the Globe-
tfptters 19-16. Wesley White
nacfll points for the Celts
Tuesday night saw two
girls 6-9 contests. The first
place Dynamites outlasted
the Teddy Bears 7-3 with Tif
fany Blanchette getting all
seven points for the Dyna-
mites The other game saw
the Angels defeating the
Teddy Bears 9-2. Michelle
King had five points for the
victors
The Eagles, in the top spot
in the boys 6-8 standings,
beat the Mustangs Tuesday
night 11-7 Jason Cheshier
contributed four points for
the Eagles
BBC STANDINGS
Girls 10-12
Cougars
Stingers
Blue Raiders
Diamonds
Gems
Rockets
Girls 6-9
Dynamites , 4 o
Angels 2 2
Teddy Bears o 4
Bovs II 12
Raiders 5 1
Mavericks 5 ]
Sixers 2 4
Nets 0 6
Boys 9-ld
Celtics 3 1
Trotters 3 1
Longhorns
Eagles
Mustangs
Cougars
Boys 6-8
0 4
3 1
2 2
1 3
More than 5 million
American adolescents are
obese by government
standards.
Fishing Report
By Texas Parks and Wildlife
AUSTIN Here is the fishing report
as compiled by the Parks and Wildlife
Department
AMISTAI)
Water clear. 4H degrees H leet low
black bass poor, striper good to 2f>
pounds on Ponyhead jigs and bucktail
Jigs, crappie no report white bass
good to 70 fish per stringer catfish
slow
( \L\VER\S
Water clear, 50 degrees normal
level, black bass slow to 7 pounds on
cranks all other fishing slow
( HI)AH (REEK
Water clear, .19 degrees. 2 feet low
all fishing slow
CONKOK
Water clear. 46 degrees, normal
level. black bass slow to 5' „• pounds on
Jigs in 22 feel of water, crappie good
around boat sheds and under bridges
in 16 feet of water on yellow and white
jigs and minnows bream good but
small catfish slow
FAYETTE
Water murky, normal level, black
bass fair to 4 pounds on black worms
and cranks, crappie fair near power
plant discharge, catfish slow to 9
pounds on jugline
LIVINGSTON
Water clear. 43 degrees, normal
level, black bass slow . white bass fair
at mouth of creed and in river channel
on live bait, crappie fair along river
channel with minnows in 15-18 feet of
water, yellow catfish good to 76
pounds blue catfish good to 18
pounds, channel catfish slow
MONTH ELLO
Water clear. 55 degrees. 3 feet low
black bass very good to 11 pounds on
black worms, crappie fair in deep
water on minnows and jigs, catfish
good to 10 pounds on shrimp on trotline
and drifting
Ml K\ U I
Water clear. 41 degrees, normal level,
all fishing slow
P XLKSTINK
Water clear. 40 degrees 6 inches
low black bass slow striper slow , a
few crappie caught under boathouse
on jigs, catfish slow
ROSSI M KIM,|M>M
Water clear. 41 degrees, level down 4
feet black bass good to 7'.. pounds on
worms and jigs, striper no report in
lake striper good near dam to 13
pounds, crappie fair, white bass good
with stringers to 25 fish, catfish fair to
26 pounds on Irotline
TUV \KO.\l
Water clear 45 degrees normal
level black bass slow; all fishing
slow
TKXn.vv* , , 0
Water clear. 42 degrees, normal
level, black bass lair to 4 pounds on
small jigs and cranks, striper slow,
crappie fair but few fishermen out
catfish slow
H \Y III KHAKI)
Water clear. 37 degrees. 3 feet low.
black bass fair to 8 pounds in hotwater
discharge on KatLtrap. striper fair to
6' pounds, crappie spotty to 24 per
stringer, white bass fair at hotwater
discharge catfish no report
WELSH
Water clear. 2 feet low black bass
good to 91 > pounds on black worms,
purple worms, cranks, jigs, striper no
report, catfish good to 11 pounds on
rod and reel with worms
WIIITNEY
Wafer clear 40 degrees 4 leet low
black Oass slow all fishing slow
Hughes boys lose
four hoop contests
EASY RIDEK
NON-RADIAL
WHITEWALL
SIZE
COST
165/80D13”
28.22
175/80013"
30.39
185/75D14"
31.20
195/75B14
32.24
205/75B14
33.97
215/75B14
35.38
225/75B14
37.52
215/75B15
36.73
225/75B15
38.62
235/75B15
41.55
C°V
LARAMIE
STEEL
RADIAL
SIZE
COST
P155/80R-13
38.43
P165/80R-13
40.41
P175/80R-13
41.47
P185/80R-1 3
42.31
P185/75R-14
46.04
P195/75R-14
46.84
P205/75R-14
49.85
P21 5/75R-1 4
52.56
P205/75R-1 5
51.07
P21 5/75R-1 5
54.31
P225/75R-15
56 03
P235/75R-15
60.03
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games last week to some
strong teams from Cle-
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Cleburne beat the Hughes
8A boys team Thursday
31-22, a game in which coach
Rusty Hackler was ejected
from the game for protesting
‘‘some home-cooking" at the
Cleburne gym. Cleburne had
a 12-3 edge in the final quar
ter to win the game Danny
Hammons led Hughes with
eight points.
The Hughes 8B team was
beaten 38-24. Deficits of 10-2
and 15-2 in the first and third
quarters hurt the Burleson
cause. Mark Todd led
Hughes with 10 points
Cleburne beat the 7A
Hughes quintet 30-21 Randy
White was the top Burleson
point-producer with 11. Pres-
ton Waters added three
points and Jason McGee,
John Whitlock, and Jason
Ratton each had two Scott
Kasick had one.
The 7B team lost 27-20.
Eugene Montgomery hit six
points, Adam West and Tim-
othy Hayes four each, and
Brad Bransom, John Max-
well, and Jeff Parnell two
apiece.
The seventh and eighth
grade boys teams will take
on Everman next week, the
last regular season games of
the 1983-84 season
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Moody, James. Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 2, 1984, newspaper, February 2, 1984; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth760644/m1/7/: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Burleson Public Library.