Deer Bury Forest Park In 70-56 Victory In Beaumont
The Deer varsity extended their win streak to eleven with a 70 to 56 triumph over Forest Park in Beaumont. Jon Hughes led scoring with 23 points and 13 rebounds, while David Simmons added 13 and Byron Tully 10 as Deer dominated rebounds and maintained pressure throughout. The win sets up a West Orange tournament game in Orange.
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Deer Varsity
Beaumont
Forest Park
Byron Tully
Hughes
Simmons
Riley
Tully
Deer
David Simmons
Nicky Snell
Orange
West Orange
Robert Riley
David Pilkington
Byron Moake
Moake
Social Security and Medicare Enrollment Guidance
A reader asks about delaying Social Security benefits and Medicare at age 65. The answer explains CHAMPUS ends at 65, urges filing for Medicare before January, and notes Part B premiums may be deducted unless declined. contact a local Social Security office to adjust enrollment.
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Champus
Uniformed Services
Social Security
Deer Park Fawns Struggle Through Week of Eight Games
Deer Park teams posted mixed results with wins and losses across grades. The eighth grade A team went 0-4 after two losses to Baker 37-27 and 41-36, while the B squad split vs Baytown and Baker with a 1-3 mark. Seventh grade A rose to 3-0 before Baker defeat 35-20, then 61-50 vs Baker. seventh grade B won once and dropped another to Baker.
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Deer Park
Baker
Fawns
Baker Cagers
Scott
Baytown
James Severin
Paul Wurthrich
Jerry Bush
the Fawns
James Eilers
Curt Spears
Hughes Sparks Deer to 93 64 Victory Over Austin
Jon Hughes scored 22 in the first half as the Deer rolled to a season high 93 points, outpacing Austin of Houston 93 to 64. The team used full court pressure, moved the ball well, and benefited from strong bench scoring to extend their tenth straight win.
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Jon Hughes
Austin
Houston
Hughes
Deer
Mustang
Tangs
Mustangs
Pilkington
The
Thirteen Named To All District All District selections announced
The 23 AAAA football all district picks honor Deer players with multiple first and second team honors. Key selections include Jay Dale, Steve Snyder, Keith Kveton, and Steve French among others, spanning Dobie Clear Creek La Porte and South Houston with MVP Jay Dale.
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Seletions
Steve French
John Dyer
Ronnie Liggett
Billy Carwile
Wally Fawcett
Duane Mayberry
Deer
David Sipe
Wayne Elliott
Kenneth Burk
Randy Westmoreland
Liggett
Steve Dixon
South Houston
Dudley Crittenden
la Porte
Bubba Bell
Dobie
Clear Creek
Kurt Galey
Jim Taylor
French
Rayburn
Tim Robinson
Keith Kveton
Robinson
Kveton
Walter Trojanwski
Paul Roddy
Jay Dale
Malcom Scott
Steve Snyder
Longhorns
Rick Kinsey
Sam Rayburn Texans
Larry Adams
David Koetter
David Carr
Richard Davis
Dyer
Trojans
Tom Burch
Mark Blanchard
Lee Graves
Deer Park JV Sweeps Texas City Tournament Title
Deer Park junior varsity ran undefeated at 9-0 after sweeping the Texas City Tournament. They beat Dulles 75-55 at home, Westbury 90-37, and Texas City in the tourney with wins over Galveston Ball 76-59, Friendswood 64-41, and Dickinson 74-48 in the finals. Shaw scored 56 points across the five games with multiple players in double figures.
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Deer Park
Texas City
Deer
Dulles Vikings
Troy Hays
Robert Shaw
Larry Johnson
Westbury
Rebels
Shaw
Greg Crawford
Mike Griffey
Galveston
Dickinson
Robert Sherbrook
Hays
Billy Shock
Timmons Leads Football Contest Win With 15 Correct Picks
Bob Timmons captured first prize with 15 of 16 correct picks in the football contest. He predicted Cowboys 28 Lions 10, missing only the Lions’ loss to the Giants. Mark Varnell and Art Pettit placed second and third, while Bob Tavel tops prognosticators with a 190 66 record and 74 percent. Dick Eustice and Deer Park Lumber tied for second among prognosticators at 187 69 and 73 percent.
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Therr
Bob Timmons
Timmons
Lions
New York Giants
Cowboys
Mark Varnell
Varnell
49Ers
San Diego
Art Pettit
Eagles
Bob Tavel
Tavel
Dick Eustice
Deer Park Lumber
Sophomores Suffer Second Loss in Conference Action
The Deer, led by Kenny Hart with 10 points and 10 rebounds, fell 48 42 to Spring as pressure from a Lion full court press in the fourth quarter forced turnovers. Keith Westerman added 9 points and 10 rebounds, with David Holley 6 and 9 boards, and Joel Wilson 8. Earlier, Deer Park beat the Lions by 13 on their home court.
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Spring
Lion
Lions
Deer Park
Kenny Hart
Keith Westerman
David Holley
Joel Wilson
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Barry Biddy
Iddy
LaGrone
Mike Wood
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Crawford
the Deer
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Mikasa
Seamco
PSG
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O.J. Simpson
Fred Biletnikoff
Rawlings
Krbp JR
Rawings
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