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Coog cagers post .500 WHOOSH!! Brian Johnson drives in for two. 118 Sports
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Row 1: F. Land, M. Davis E. LaDay. W Solomon, T. Zimmerman, F. Davis, J. Joiner. Row 2: T. Webb, J. Smitii, D. Rittenhouse, J. Piclcney H. James, R. Cash, S. Fowler, R. Smith. Row 3: L. Edwards, G. Wilson, M. Girouard, D. Dorsey, E. Fleeming, K. Howard I Pettiett A Rollins Row 4: a Anderson, M. Jackson, S. Arrington, D. Harris, K. Baughman, S. Smith, K. Guy, J. Townsend. Row 5: A. Kizzie, W. Williams r ' Brooks, W. Pmes, R. Austin, C. Jones, D.Shannon, A. Allen ' ' We didn ' t think anybody cared as the J.V. expresses at their luncheon. ' WHERE ' S THE BEEF seems to be the reaction of James Perez. Sports 117
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record While most fans kept an eye on the Houston Cougars Phi Slama ■Jama basketball team, local LM fans were keeping an eye on some other Cougars - the LaMarque Cougar basketball players. Although the LM Coogs did not enjoy the phenomenal success of the [JH team, they did come through with a number of victories, far jxceeding their dismal season of the year before. The team posted a .500 record in ;heir district competition winning seven and losing seven. Overall ■ecord for the Coogs was 8-16. The ;eam ended up with a fourth place inish in the district race. In district play, the team downed ,aPorte, Dickinson and Pearland ;wice and Texas City once. They ;onsidered their wins over Texas IJity and Pearland as the highlights )f the season - Texas City because )f the close rivalry with that team md Pearland because it was their lighest scoring victory. The Coogs opped the Oilers 103-72 in that ;ame. Top scorers for the team were Kenneth Hogan and Anthony ])harles who were named to the Ul-District second team. Other oembers included Dennis lenderson who inspired them with lis dunks; Barry Ward, point guard; kian Johns, the 6 ' 6 sophomore enter who was the most improved ilayer on the team. Besides their regular season ames the team participated in two lajor tournaments in Houston and ' asadena. Bottom: Dennis Henderson, Norman Jackson, Clifford Lewis, James Green, Barry Ward Top- Jeff Janecka, Roland Jones, Anthony Charles, Brian Johns, Kenneth Hogan, James Rue and Coach Sinches. Just like the big guys, LaMarque fans, imitating the Houston Cougar fans, read newspapers and shouted, Who ' s he? when opponents were announced. Anthony Charles, a leading scorer for the Coogs, takes a jump shot. Sports 119
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