All Tournament Team For Deer Park Is Announced
The 1971 Deer Park Little League All-Tournament team features three players from both the champion Cardinals and runner-up Indians, naming fourteen players and alternates ready to represent the city in playoffs against Pasadena National starting July 20. Managers Ray Dishough and Bill Shock lead the squad with David Holloway assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Indians
Deer Park
Wiley Green
Pasadena National
Kenny Doxey
Billy Shock
Kevin Whitaker
Duane Mayberry
Brad Crawford
Kenny Parrish
Gary Cruce
Robert Riley
Pirates
Derek Parkinson
Robert Stein
Dodgers
Ron Liggett
David Morrison
Kenny Coleman
Warren Woolridge
Buffs
David Camp
Greg Crawford
The
John McEwan
Russell Wood
Ray Dishough
Bill Shock
Reds and Dodgers Lead Pony League in Mixed Results
Pirates beat Tigers 8 to 6 with John Camp winning for Pirates and Gary West on the Tigers. Dodgers 8 Orioles 1 saw Ricky Green fire seven innings with 15 strikeouts. Tigers 17 Orioles 6 featured Ronnie Johnson’s four singles and multiple hits. Pirates 6 Reds ended Reds’ third defeat as Brien Dalby earned the win. Dodgers 16 Tigers 1 printed Geezus Crew as the winner. Reds 4 Orioles 2 saw coark Mshough strike out eleven in a battering win for the Reds. Various players contributed multiple hits across these games including David Kent, Paul Kent, Jamie Slight, Dennis Mitchell, Jeff Coleman, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dishongh
Pirates
Tigers
John Camp
Gary West
David Kent
Paul Kent
Jamie Slight
Jimmy McKissick
Ronnie Johnson
Terry Cruce
Jeff Coleman
Mike Hopkins
Dodgers
Orioles
Ricky Green
Gerald Hood
Green
Oriole
Steve Childress
David Forbes
John Weldig
Billy Hicks
John Wetuski
Bobby Hart
Mts
Jesse Castaneda
Dennis Mitchell
Carl Paxton
Sterling Adams
Mike Keppler
Jim Liggett
Jay Cairns
Mike Gray
Reds
Bucs
Brien Dalby
David Biehl
Robi Wills
Mike Havendick
Allen Madden
Geezus Crew
Crew
Coark Mshough
National League Baseball Results Across The Week
National League games opened Tuesday after a rainout. Angels beat Dodgers 9 to 8 as Billy Penick earned the win and Mark Banks the loss. Dodgers Roger Brashear and James Martwick had key hits. Cardinals swept Cubs 14 to 8 behind Donnie Hecert. Cubs Steve Wells homered. Cardinals hitters included vonnie Heckert Randy Shetter and Mark Babineaux. Astros crushed Braves 21 to 0 with Lynn Ford winning. Scott Caudle, Steve Evans, Craig Smith, Mike Humbach, Keith Franklin, Philip LeMay and Bill Richnow contributed multi hit games. Pirates defeated Dodgers 1 to 0 as Carey Shamburger earned the win. Richard Brashear took the loss. Pirates Wayne Ray homered and others added singles. Standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Polk
Angels
Dodgers
Billy Penick
Mark Banks
Fred Trainer
Richard Brashear
James Martwick
Brian Griffin
Cardinals
Cubs
Tommy Hickman
Donnie Heckert
Steve Wells
Mike Dickey
Vonnie Heckert
Randy Shetter
Mark Babineaux
Astros
Braves
Lynn Ford
Keith Biehl
Scott Caudle
Steve Evans
Scott Whitaker
Craig Smith
Mike Humbach
Keith Franklin
Philip LeMay
Bill Richnow
Pirates
Carey Shamburger
Floyd Stewart
Wayne Ray
Bruce Hunsucker
Mark Clare
George Owens
Barnam Rabin
Pee Wee Astros
Guy Ford
Queen Judy Mulligan
Ronald Dalton
Jerry LeMay
Lewis Franklin
Michael Beard
Phillip LeMay
Mark Franklin
Bo Bond
Glenn Berry
Ricky Marsh
Cardinals Win Second Straight Deer Park Little League Title
The 1971 Deer Park Little League champions, the Cardinals, finished 14-5-1 with 112 runs to 50. Four hitters batted over .300 led by Billy Shock at .370, Kevin Whitaker .315, Larry Patterson .311, and Bobby White .304. Four home runs were hit by Doxey, Camp, Whitaker, and White. Pitchers Doxey Whitaker Camp and Shock led the staff. All-Tournament picks included Doxey Whitaker Camp and Shock. Deer Park Bank sponsored the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbirds
Cardinals
Cards
Billy Shock
Kevin Whitaker
Larry Patterson
Bobby White
Champs
Kenny Doxey
David Camp
Ken Doxey
Whitaker
Shock
Robert Camp
Tommy McGuire
Mike Straka
Robbie Straka
Greg Abrahm
Larry Floyd
Mike Doxey
David Smith
Kelly Bell
Ken
Ny Doxey
Dishough
Jim Camp
Deer Park Bank
How to Trim Air Conditioning Costs Without Sacrificing Comfort
Insulate properly to cut cooling losses, with six inch ceilings and full stud walls in this area. Regularly clean or replace filters to improve airflow and efficiency. Close west facing drapes during peak sun, keep thermostat higher when away, and set to about 75°F when comfortable at 95°F outside. Electric systems offer low operating costs and reliability. request HS&P guide for more savings.
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Mike Haverdick
Tom Maddox
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Dennis Shaver
Mitch Hoverdick
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