Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Ray Epps pitched in the game against Bryan where they lost 5-6. Cypress Creek Season Record Opponent Cy Fair Conroe McCullough IC em Cy Fair Bryan Spring McCullough 5 if 5 Scott Wagner went two for three in the second game of the double- Riley Epps was the catcher behind the plate catching for Ray, his brother. header against Klein. Sports - I 39

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Although All Freshmen, Cougars Provided Competition Even though our team consisted totally of freshmen, I was pleased with the competition we gave the other junior varsity teams, said Mr. Johnnie McWilliams, coach of the iunior varsity, Cypress Creek baseball team. In their first district game against Cy-Fair, Riley Epps and David Hough drove in several runs. The game was lost to Cy- Fair, because of errors 4-8. Next, Conroe came up to bat and almost struck-out. The Cougars were ahead 3-l going into the bottom of the sev- enth. Conroe came back and put the team out by one point 3-4. McCullough was next on the schedule. Walter Jackson went two for four and had three runs batted in. Randy Jor- don hit a double. The team was soon overcome 7-8. The team's first game of the doubleheader, against Klein was lost l-9. Jeff Cordera went two for two. ln the second game of the doubleheader, Scott Wagner went two for three, but the game was lost 4-6, The Cy-Fair varsity pitcher was brought down to pitch this game. He struck out the Cougars 4-i l. Randy Jordon had the only hit. a ,,,, ,,, g Mr. Johnnie McWilliams coached the Cypress Creek baseball team. 'W Pictured above, the Cypress Creek Baseball Eldridge, Jeff Cordera, Joel Morris, Craig liams, Scott Wagner, Randy Amalfi, Randy Team, TOP: Coach Johnnie McWilliams, Jeff Johnson, and Steve Laird lMgr.l. BOTTOM: Jordon, David Hough, Riley Epps, John Terry, Teare, Walter Jackson, Mark Peppercorn, Ross Cummings, Richard Savage, Jim Wil- and Randy Davis. Matt Ligon, Ray Epps, Bubba Kempl, James l 38 Sports

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The Bobcat-Falcon Relay was the only boys track meet held at Jersey Village this year. Twelve schools were invited to participate. The winning schools were Memorial with 136 points, trailed by Cy-Fair with lll and Alvin with 99 points. Shannon Lauve iumped 213A to take first in the long iump, ahead of twenty-four other contenders. Jeff Maluski broke the ribbon and took first place in the mile run. The Jersey Village Varsity team met at Spring on March 4 and brought home a third place overall trophy with a total of 75 points. Coach Ed Burleson said This was the best performance ever by a JV boys track team. Boys helping to contribute to the win were Bruce Ferdi- nand, Chris Lee, Terry Wirzburg, Harold House, Donald Matthews, Wayne Singleton, and Will VanDever, and Jeff Maluski. Seniors on the Varsity team are Harold House and Terry Wirzburg. The most outstanding members were Jeff Maluski and Donald Matthews. Mr. Ed Burleson sity football. , head track coach, also taught American History and coached var XR, Aff' v,,, Af ,','t il .M Pictured above, the Varsity Track Team, TOP: Shannon Lauve, Terry Wirzburg, Chris Lee, and Maurice Hurt, BOTTOM: Bruce Ferdinand, Donald Mat thews, Jeff Maluski, and Wayne Singleton. 140- Sports My