Hometown News For Orange County, Texas
Hometown News For Orange County, Texas
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Aric Cormier's catch and run from quarterback Jack Dallas set up the Mustangs third touchdown. Dallas was 13 for 13 on pass completions and Cormier was two for two on receptions. RECORD PHOTO: Meri Elen Jacobs Meri Elen Jacobs - For The Record Playing in unfamiliar territory can often be a little nerve wracking, but the Mustangs showed up for the first time ever at Liberty’s field and dominated from the beginning, torching the Panthers, 49-0. Although the defense spent almost...
Keeping a smile on your favorite hunting buddy's face is important so having a gun that fits is crucial. Chuck Uzzle - For The Record Texas hunters do everything big and that includes purchasing their firearms. Now the bigger is better theory has some merit but not when it comes to smaller hunters such as women or children. Picture this, the moment all hunters prepare for is at hand, the first big buck or giant Canada goose has come in to range and it’s time to take the s...
The WOSMS Stallions kicked off district with two shut outs against Liberty. The seventh grade team won by a score of 36-0. Darryl Bowens rushed for two touchdowns and added two more in the air connecting with Malachi Rachal and Andre Thomas. Jerren Terrell connected with Patrick Mickey for a touchdown, Jubar Ross on a two point conversion and added two more conversions of his own. The Stallions were dominant on D recovering four fumbles and intercepting a pass. Jacob...
Dickie Colburn - For The Record “Go figure,” said Jamie Diggs as he finished the last of his coffee while staring at the black water in the bayou lapping against the top of the dock.“We have had a solid week of north winds strong enough to keep us out of the open lake along with a good outgoing tide and this water still hasn’t dropped an inch!” His pre-dawn assessment was right on the money and it has not made figuring out the big trout any easier in spite of the user-friendly conditions.Unlike the water soaked spring an...
8 MLB Season Ends Favorably For Astros Joe Kazmar - For The Record What began as the same old pipe dream their fans have every February, to a beam of hope after a surprising 18-7 start in April, turned into a legitimate possibility when they occupied first place during most of the summer and ended in reality Sunday during the eighth inning of the 162nd and final game of the regular 2015 major league baseball season. What we are babbling about is the Houston Astros, who...
The Chain Gang defense held Newton to 200 yards, most of those coming in the second half. RECORD PHOTO: Meri Elen Jacobs Meri Elen Jacobs - For The record Dairy Queen Game of the Week in Texas-West Orange-Stark v. Newton Channel 12’s Game of the Week in Southeast Texas-West Orange-Stark v. Newton That’s what happens when the top two teams with the most winningest record in the area face off against each other. West Orange-Stark-48 Newton-6 And that’s what happens when WO-S...
Captain Chuck Uzzle - For The Record All along the Texas gulf coast the pattern is the same, cool fronts signal the much anticipated frenzy that is fall fishing. Anglers of every description ready themselves with the latest technology and gear in hopes of finding flocks of gulls working over schools of hungry speckled trout and redfish. Shiny fiberglass cruisers masquerading as bay boats are stocked up with an array of tackle that would make most anglers drool with envy. It is the same scenario in each bay system any and...
ORANGEFIELD – A night of celebration turned into an exercise in frustration for Orangefield as the Bobcats fell to Houston Worthing, 35-31, on homecoming night. With a win standing just six yards away as the fourth quarter clock ticked, the Bobcats were unable to convert on fourth down, and the chance to pick up their fourth win of the year. “The bottom line is, we turned over the ball,” said Bobcats head coach Josh Smalley. “We had a chance to go up two scores in the third qu...
Junior safety Xavier Bethany A touchdown with less than two minutes remaining put an end to the Lamar University Cardinals third consecutive upset of a ranked Southland team as the No. 22 Southeastern Louisiana Lions survive a scare, 30-27, Thursday night at Strawberry Stadium. The Cardinals fall to 2-2 (.500) on the season, and 1-1 (.500) in conference play, while the Lions improve to 3-1 (.750) overall, and 2-0 in league play. “This is a tough loss to take,” said head coa...
The WOSMS Stallions hosted the Newton Eagles Tuesday night and secured two more wins. The Seventh grade team blanked the Eagles by a score of 28-0. The offense had contributions from several players including touchdowns from Andre Thomas, Jerren Terrell, Jasachin Harris and Darryl Bowens. Kaiden Berry and Terrell each added a two point conversion. Seventh grade secured their first shutout of the season with strong performances from Jacob Dominguez and Jerrold Brown. The Eagles would start the eighth grade game with a spark...
Regardless of records when these two teams square off, the outcome can never be pre determined. The LCM Lady Bears (0-2) opened with two disappointing losses while the Lady Cards (2-0) looked to be the team to beat. LCM showed that they too are contenders in district play shutting down the Lady Cards in just three sets. Although there were several lead changes in the first two sets 25-23, 25-23, the third set showed the grit and determination of the Bears down 23-14, they not only took advantage of BC errors but made...
Tickets for the WOS vs. Newton (Pink Out) football game will be on sale in the athletic office the following dates and times: Thursday, Oct. 1, 9:00 am-12:00 pm and 1:00-3:00 pm and Friday, Oct. 2, 9:00 am-12:00 pm. Ticket prices are $5 for Reserved tickets and $2 for students. All tickets at the gates are $5....
The WO-S Varsity Football game against Richmond-Foster, will be played on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 6:00pm at Stallworth Stadium in Baytown. All tickets at the gates are $8. Directions to Stallworth Stadium, 2100 East Archer Road Baytown, corner of Sjolander & Archer Rd. - Follow I-10 W to Beaumont - Continue I-10 W to Baytown - Exit Sjolander Rd., turn south, travel approximately one mile to Archer Road and turn right on Archer. Stadium is visible on the left....
Photo: Members of the 1966 Bridge City Cardinal state championship football team gather around the newly installed monument memorializing their achievement. Nearly 100 people attended the unveiling ceremony for the Texas-shaped, black granite monument memorializing the Bridge City Cardinal 1966 State Football Championship Team on Friday. The monument, a gift of former BCISD school board member and longtime community servant Tom Orozco and family, is now a permanent fixture at...
Photo: BC Cardinal quarterback Camden DuBois trudges for yardage against Cleveland. Photo: Mark Dunn BRIDGE CITY – It wasn’t pretty, but it was a win. On a night when fumbles, penalties and a porous defense nearly spelled doom for Bridge City, the Cardinals were happy to escape with a 42-35 win over District 10-4A, Division I foe Cleveland on Friday night at Larry B. Ward Stadium. “If you had told me they would have scored 35 on us tonight, I wouldn’t have believe you,” B...
The WOSMS Stallions traveled to Hamshire-Fannett Thursday night and brought home three wins. The combined B team kicked off the night winning by a score of 6-0 thanks to a touchdown from Kaiden Berry. The defense was stingy all night long with Davion Coleman recovering a fumble and Armani Wallace intercepting a pass from the Short Horns. The 7A team jumped out to an early lead and never looked back winning 22-6. Jerren Terrell connected with Patrick Mickey for a touchdown pass and Andre Thomas rushed for two td's. Kylan...
Winless NFL Teams Need Not Make Any Playoff Plans This is a special bulletin for the Houston Texans, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens, New Orleans Saints, Seattle Seahawks, Indianapolis Colts, Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears—Don’t Expect to be Playing Football in January. Statistics compiled by the National Football League reveal that ONLY nine percent of teams starting a season at 0-2 make the playoffs. Of course, there are some exceptions, but over the years that’s what has happened in the NFL. A cou...
Mark Dunn - FOR THE RECORD Baylor Stadium, Waco -- “Eleven thousand fans and a sea of red rocked this famous arena Saturday as the Bridge City Cardinals became the brightest stars in Texas’ Galaxy of Class-3A champions,” reported the Waco Tribune Herald. The news clipping, now yellowed by time, relayed the news that quickly spread throughout the state as the underdog Bridge City Cardinals defeated No. 1 ranked McKinney, 30-6, forty-nine years ago on December 17. On that day t...
The Stallions hosted Silsbee Tuesday night and finished the night 3-0. The combined B team shutout the Tigers by a score of 22-0. Kaiden Berry and Armani Wallace lead the offense with Berry scoring two TD's and a two-point conversion and Wallace adding another TD and conversion. The Defense was lead by Iverson Godfrey, Wallace with an interception and Javan Renfro with a fumble recovery. In the 7A game the Stallions won by a score of 30-6. Jerren Terrell connected on a pass to Jasachin Harris for the first touchdown followed...
Quarterback Play Highlights Results of Texas NFL Teams Joe Kazmar - For The Record Bill O’Brien, the second-year head coach of the Houston Texans, spent most of the summer selling his idea that Brian Hoyer was a good quarterback for his team’s offense. Even though it appeared to most followers of the franchise that Ryan Mallett was as good or perhaps even better didn’t sway O’Brien’s decision to name Hoyer his starting quarterback. And after O’Brien made his choice, several Houston Chronicle staffers questioned the move an...
Congratulations to Bridge City's own Matt Bryant, of the Atlanta Falcons, for being named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week....
Meri Elen Jacobs - For The Record Jeremiah Shaw was the leading rusher for the night, carrying the ball 11 times for 98 yards and one touchdown. Nine other Mustangs helped with the rushing duties Friday night. The Mustangs “gave the Bulldogs the boot” Friday night at home, and sent them running back to their dog house after whipping them, 53-0. The shutout was number 95 for West Orange-Stark. “I am proud of our kids and the way that they accepted the challenge and execu...
Bridge City Cardinal Head Coach H.W. "Chief" Wilson and star fullback Steve Worster moments after winning the 1966 Class 3-A State Football Championship in Waco. The Bridge City ISD Athletic Department is pleased to announce that Larry Ward Stadium will soon be home to a monument honoring the school’s 1966 State championship football team. This gift to the district and community has been made possible by a donor working in collaboration with the school district. Athletic D...
Dickie Colburn - For The Record Cleve Barrett bit his leader off just ahead of the knot on his Usual Suspect and disgustedly bounced the three-inch Swim bait off the floor of the boat.“That’s what I hate about these dang things,” he barked while already digging another one out of the package on the console. Still in the midst of his mini-tirade, he lobbed his new Swim Bait in the direction of the shad exploding out of the water and continued, “This bait has a piece of foil already sticking out of the side of the body, s...
Gerry L. Dickert - For The Record The Bridge City Cardinals have made waves across Southeast Texas, winning against some of the top teams in the state by grinding out wins by controlling the clock. On Friday night at Larry B. Ward Stadium, the Cardinals were beaten at their own game. The Lumberton Raiders escaped with a 19-14 non-district win after dominating at the line of scrimmage, a ploy the Cardinals had perfected the past two weeks. “Lumberton is a good ball club,” said Bridge City head coach Dwayne DuBois. “They just...
