Deer Park takes third in district meet as Stifle leads
Deer Park, led by star Jeff Stifle, finished third in the District 23-AAAA track meet in Pasadena with 89 points. Sterling’s Rangers won the title with 142, while Robert E. Lee was runner-up at 96. Stifle won the 100 and 220 in record times, anchored the DP 440 relay to a 42.7, and claimed high point honors.
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Deer Park
Jeff Stifle
Sterling
Rangers
Pasadena
Robert E. Lee
Y Riggs
Deer
Stifle
Houston
Kenny Madden
Donnie Kautson
Clarence Cilis
Lee
Leslie Jenkins
Clyde Millett
South Houston
Rayburn
Bledsoe
Tae Deer
David Brogan
Wayne Vice
John McDaniel
Will Hassan
Bobby Pickle
Jimmy Stevens
Knutson
Ellis
Joe Skinner
Butler Stadium
Austin
Jeff
Clarence Ellis
Mickey Riggs
Donnie Knutson
Clyde King
Rayburn Hogs District Tennis Meet Held Here
Rayburn dominated the District 23-AAAA tennis meet in Deer Park over the weekend. In boys singles, Rayburn’s Mark Johnson beat Deer Park’s Tommy Ballard 2-6 5-7 after Ballard earlier defeated Dobie’s Tammy Holmes 6-0 6-1. other Deer Park results included Tim Thies, Charles Lawrence, Larry Tarkington, and doubles efforts by Williams/Chapman and Fort/Delisky. Girls singles saw Jackie Estes fall to Bitsy Pratt, with several other matches featuring LEE and Sterling players. freshman action included Fort and Hosford/Douglas from Sterling and Dobie respectively.
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Sam Rayburn
Deer Park
Tommy Ballard
Rayburn
Mark Johnson
Ballard
Dobie
Tammy Holmes
Lanham
Tim Thies
Johnny Holcomb
Sterling
Johnson
Charles Lawrence
Larry Tarkington
Swobba
Swobda
Lee
Nolen
Skripka
Pasadena
Jay Norwood
Charles Lama
Gene Williams
Carl Chapman
Fuller
Partin
Maloney
South Houston
Jackie Estes
Bitsy Pratt
Valerié Girard
L. Hale
Nancy Porter
Hetty Beasley
Joyce Pruett
Rowe
Spell
Ginger Pope
Becky Rawlngson
Chase
Warden
Joe Fort
Cleveland
Dzlisky
Retland
John Hosford
Sidney Douglas
Way
Roberson
Rena Kitchens
Olivares
Joy Fancher
Lynette Frazier
Gayla Allen
Myers and
Steckler
Weekend Fishing Fun at Galveston Jetties and Texas City Dike
Report highlights prime spots for fishing along the Galveston jetties and Texas City dike with a variety of species. The big drum run wanes while gaff topsail catfish surge around Bastrop Bay and nearby points. The dike offers five miles of easy access, rocky end spots, and potential crabbing, promising a satisfying catch for all ages.
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Galveston
Texas City
Galveston Bay
Bastrop Bay
Christmas Point
Rattlesnake Mound
San Louis Pass
Gulf of Mexico
Pappas
Bob Heath Elected To UT Friars Society
Bob Heath a 1965 Deer Park High graduate and first year UT Law student was among seven UT students chosen for the Friars Society, the campus honor recognizing scholarship leadership and service. He also belongs to Tejas Club served on House of Delegates and Student Assembly and works as executive administrative assistant to Senator Chet Brooks. He is the son of Harold and Mrs. Heath of Deer Park.
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Bob Heath
Deer Park High
University of Texas
Friars Society
Bob
Tejas Club
House of Delegates
Law School Board of Governors
Cactus
Law
Chet Brooks
Harold Heath
East First Treet
Deer Park
Deer Park Baseballers Split Two Games in Week
Deer Park split its two last week losing to Pasadena 3 0 after a 10 3 win over Sterling Baytown. In the Pasadena game Mike Kirkland and Don Bray both pitched three hitters with Kirkland delivering a two run double for the Eagles.
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Deer Park
Pasadena
Baytown Sterling
Mike Kirkland
Don Brayenee
Kirkland
Eagles
Paul Knox
Mike McCulloch
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Casreau
Cagaway
Rayburn Hogs
Chester Rogers
Chie Eb Et
UT Friars Society
Trojans
David Wagner
University of Houston
Wagner
Farmers Insurance Group
Ronald B. Malone
Eleen
Satery Twis
Jeteeris Kav
Bowling Bicycle & Lawnmower Service
S. Richey
Jim
Gates
Bank Americard
Spencer Hwy
RCA
SWINT
Center St
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