New Records Set by Deer Park Girls Track Team
Deer Park girls track scored 152 at Pasadena Invitational on March 26 to take second win of season with 14 of 15 events qualifying. At Dowling Relays March 20 they set three records, Karen Walker up in high jump to 5 ft 4 in, Glenda Walker 11.5 in 100 yd dash, April Polk 223.5 in 880 yd dash. multiple athletes earned firsts and seconds across events.
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Pasadena
Karen Walker
Dowling
Glenda Walker
April Polk
Vickie Shults
Shaun Alexander
Linda Westmoreland
Angela Smith
Jennifer Kuykendall
Judy Werner
Cheryl Gardner
Karen Painter
Cheryl Henderson
Shults
Tammy Sutter
Gardner
Teresa Demetrio
Henderson
Smith
Painter
Polk
Westmoreland
Suiter
Alexander
Glenda’ Walker
Shultz
Sutter
Walker
Werner
Deer Park Dominates Clear Creek In 7-0 Shutout
Deer Park varsity baseball crushed Clear Creek 7-0 on Friday March 26 securing their third district shutout. Key early scoring included a three RBI triple by Robert Riley and a first inning burst of five runs. Pitcher Cliff Griffin earned the win improving to 2-0 in district play.
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Clear Creek
Deer
Duane Mayberry
Frank Dishough
Creek
David Biehl
Robert Riley
Dishough
Steve Blakely
Biehl
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Ronnie Liggett
Rayburn
Philip Lynch
Liggett
Randy Westmoreland
Lynch
Bounds
Mayberry
Riggle
Riley
Cliff Griffin
Pasadena
Deers
Eagle Ted Draper
South Houston
Dobie
Clear Lake
la Porte
San Jacinto Ravens Sweep with Doubleheader Win
Duane Walker drove in both runs in a 2-1 win over Alvin as the bottom of the 11th produced the winning run on an error. Walker tallied five hits in eight at bats and swiped three bases across both games. Greg McArthur threw the second no hitter in San Jacinto history in game two, Alvin scoring once on four walks. Richard Wallet paces the Ravens with a .428 average, while Vallot will miss 3 to 4 weeks after being hit on the hand. Brian Jolly drove in two in the nightcap as San Jacinto swept. The Ravens now stand 17-2 with a .330 team batting average and 2.26 ERA through 19 games.
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Ravens
Alvin Dolphins
Walker
Greg McArthur
San Jae
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McArthur
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Galveston
Richard Vallot
Vallot
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Jolly
Lufkin
Blackbirds
Angelina Junior College
David Garcia
Duane Bagley
San Jacinto
San Jac
Ravens Edged Galveston 2-1 on Ninth Inning Rally
Eric Finley drove in two runs in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Ravens over Galveston 2-1. Steve Porter earned the win with four innings of perfect baseball. Bad News defeated San Jac.
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Eric Finley
Ravens
Galveston
Steve Porter
San Jac
Twins Name Sweetheart Sharren Jaramillo for Twins
Twins elect Sharren Jaramillo daughter of Phyllis Jaramillo as sweetheart. They aim to beat the Braves in the opening game Saturday April 3 after a 8 7 loss to the Giants last Saturday with strong showings by Landrum Smalley Sikes and Worm Gonten. Team roster includes Bobby Harris Michael Jaramillo Paul Anderson Daniel Sikes Perry Cox Jerome Smalley Shannon Brinkley Kyle Van Gonten Chuck Landrum and Karl Patterson. Bobby Reeves coaches with Hood and Landrum assisting. Team mother is Dianne Von Gonten.
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Worm Gonten
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Michael Jaramillo
Paul Anderson
Daniel Sikes
Perry Cox
Jerome Smalley
Shannon Brinkley
Kyle van Gonten
Chuck Landrum
Karl Patterson
Bobby Reeves
Mr. Hood
Mr. Landrum
Dianne von Gonten
Deer Park Track Team Posts Strong Third at Clear Creek Relays
Deer Park Varsity finishes third with 113 points. Dennis Shaver soars to 21 feet 6 inches in Long Jump. Nicky Snell earns 4th in Long Jump and 2nd in High Jump. Ralph Cain, Travis O Banion, David Sipe and Donald Sapaugh run 43.8 in 440 Relay. Two Mile Relay places second in 8 20.4 with Scot Cherry Casey Weidig Ricky Lang Jesse Rodriguez. Junior varsity places third with 52 points at Jersey Village.
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Clear Creek
Dennis Shaver
Nicky Snell
Snell
Matt Petrie
Ralph Cain
Travis O’banion
David Sipe
Donald Sapaugh
Kenny Parrish
Gary Cruse
Beau Williams
Bill Ervin
Kenny Burk
Charlie Johnson
Shelby Dement
Lone Star Club Bass Tourney Draws Local Anglers
Bruce Carrol won the March Lone Star Bass Club tournament at Galloway's Marina on Lake Livingston with eight bass weighing 10 pounds 1 ounce. Jim Walker placed second with seven bass for 9 pounds 5 ounces. about 16 competitors weighed in almost 40 pounds total.
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Dahlia Lane
Jim Walker
Ash Lane
Galloway
Lake Livingston
Grinnel the Green Finned Bowfin Fights Like No Other Fish
A Kansas fisherman records a pond side encounter on Toledo Bend Lake with a bowfin known as grinnel or grindle. The species, native to East Texas and Louisiana waters, fights fiercely, has green spawning fins, sharp teeth, and a strong jaw. It thrives in marshy, hot waters, attacks lures and fishermen, yet makes poor table fare.
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Toledo Bend Lake
Texas
Louisiana
Toledo Bend
Giants Win Over Twins in 7 to 7 Victory
Sponsor Pat Foley attended as the Giants beat the Twins. Scot Matejka had a single and a triple, Eddie Tanner a single and a double, Mike Robinson two homers, Mark Strange a homer, Paul Gage a homer, Arllie Elliot a single, Chris Malone a double scoring the winning run, with solid defense from Zeke Castenado and Mike Robinson.
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Pat Foley
Giants
Twins
Giants Scot
Schultz Named All American for San Jacinto College Raven
San Jacinto College Raven center Mike Schultz earned NJCAA All-American second team honors and spot in the All-Star game in San Antonio. He led the Raven in scoring and rebounding this season with 18.8 PPG and 15.5 RPG, while coaching staff and program history note seven Ravens have earned All-American honors.
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San Jacinto College
Ollie Mack
National Junior College Athletic
Raven
Mike Schultz
National Junior College Athletic Association
San Antonio
Schultz
San Jae
Ray Williams
Wayne Ballard
Ballard
Tom Henderson
Bob Nash
Jeff Haliburton
Ollie Taylor
Tom Mitchell
Mike Anderson
NJCAA
Hutchinson
Kansas
Congress acts on Emergency Banking Relief Act
Congress convened and adopted the Emergency Banking Relief Act on March 9 1933.
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