Balor Moore Fulfills Dream With Expos Major League Debut
Balor Moore, former Deer Park High star, rose from Florida Rookie ball to Montreal Expos Class AAA Buffalo, then to the parent club. He debuted against the Astros, pitching with nerves but displaying top minor league control. Moore aims for the starting rotation, plans winter studies at the University of Houston, and cites support from catcher John Bateman and family.
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Moore
Florida
Expos Brass
Buffalo
Mauch
Astros
University of Houston
Open Play Opens Busy Week in Deer Park Girls Softball
The Deer Park Girls Softball League kicked off with several high scoring games. Highlights include Sportettes 18 Indian Ett es 13 with Marilyn Miller winning pitcher, Rebels 9 Raiders 3 with Judy Williams on the mound, and Indianettes 14 Tiger Ettes 11 as Susie Kramer earned the win. Other results feature Fawns 28 Cubettes 5, Comets 18 Rebels 8, Sportettes 22 Cubettes 16, Fawns 19 Indianettes 5, plus Rebels' Pasadena Tournament showing 9-1 win over Pasadena Chaparrals and a 7-2 loss to Pasadena Mustangs.
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Deer Park
Sportettes
Indianettes
Marilyn Miller
Susie Kramer
Deer Park Rebels
South Houston Raiders
Judy Williams
Rebels
Tigerettes
Delecia Fuller
FAWNS
Cubettes
Diane Edwards
Beth Heckert
Janet Tabb
Teresa Meza
Miller
Edwards
Baseball Calendar Highlights Daily Minor and Major League Games
A dense schedule lists baseball and softball matchups by league and day. Major events include Indians versus Dodgers and Pirates versus Sports, with numerous minors and pony divisions featuring teams such as Buffs, Cardinals, Giants, and Braves across multiple time slots from 6 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. on Thursday through Wednesday.
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Indians
Dodgers
Pirates
Sports
Astros
Senators
Red Sox
Orioles
Reds
Sportettes
Cubettes
Indianettes
Fawns
Buffs
Giants
Cardinals
Twins
Braves
Cubs
Yankees
White Sox
Athletics
Pam
Tigers
Tigerettes
Teens shine in Deer Park Pony and Colt League action
Orioles edged Tigers five to three as Blair Cherry won for the Orioles and Joe Warren lost for Detroit. Pirates doubled Reds eleven three behind Tommy Braden who won and Robi White driving plate hits. Yankees defeated Braves seven two with Bill Montgomery the winning pitcher. Cards beat White Sox six five as Ricky Collier earned the win and Dale West led Card batting.
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Orioles
Tigers
Blair Cherry
Joe Warren
Don Villars
Mike Cruse
Gary Duckworth
Pirates
REDS
Tommy Braden
Mike Havendick
Braden
Robi White
Bucs
Yankees
Braves
Bill Montgomery
Steve Mans
CARDS
White Sox
Ricky Collier
Greg Willams
Steve Hester
Sox
Dale West
Doves fall in Texas as nationwide decline hits birds hard
Texas remains the top dove hunting state but faces a national drop in dove numbers. Biologists report about one third fewer doves across the U S since ten years ago. Texas banding operations netted 19 000 birds this spring as part of mortality and migration research. A statewide harvest survey will augment banding to map when and where doves are killed.
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Texas
United States
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Mexico
Pacific
Iowa
Minnesota
Tejas
Carrizo Springs
del Rio
San Antonio
Pirates and Phillies Dominate Deer Park Minor League Action
The Deer Park Minor League saw the Phillies and Pirates each claim two wins. Highlights include Phillies 10 buffs 0 with Mike Straka winning, Phillies 10 Dodgers 9 with Straka again victorious, Pirates 10 Indians 4 led by Clinton Mills two singles, Pirates 14 Cards 2 Rod White win, Indians 12 Giants 5 Tommy Gregory win, Giants three doubles by Marty Mullican, Giants 12 Cardinals 0 David Cathey win, and Sports 12 Dodgers 3 Ron King win.
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Phillies
Pirates
Deer Park
BUFFS
Mike Straka
Mark Read
Jerry Hicks
Dale Sanford
Phils
Dodgers
Philles
Dale Munster
Sterling Adams
Eric Clark
Indians
Larry Johnson
Donnie Rodgers
Clinton Mills
CARDS
Rod White
David Hunsucker
Giants
Tommy Gregory
Cardinals
David Cathey
Kenny Hood
Marty Mullican
Blaine Fanche
Pee Wee League Weights In No-Hitters In Week Shorted Matches
Red Sox pitchers dominated Deer Park Pee Wee League last week with multiple no hitters. Scott Gorton pitched two no-hitters with 14 strikeouts as Red Sox beat Senators 4 1. J D Sheppherd also threw a no hitter in Red Sox 5 4 win over Twins while striking out 14. Cardinals and Dodgers games featured strong hitting and key mound performances from Havendick Heckert and Wright respectively.
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Red Sox
Deer Park
Senators
Scott Gorton
Kent Fowler
Frank Hickman
TWINS
J. D. Sheppherd
Chuck Grant
Sox
Lee Nix
Phillip Knotts
Cardinals
Astros
Tim Havendick
Donnie Heckert
Dodgers
Pirates
Greg Wright
Roger White
Randy Rowland
Hot Cards Win 2 Lead Majors In Deer Park Little League
The Cardinals extended their lead by winning two games last week. John Camp earned a two hitter in CARDINALS 14 SPORTS 2, with Charles Padgett losing. Ralph Cain and Casey Weidig led hitters. Frank Dishong and Billy Hicks earned wins in other tight outings.
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Cardinals
Deer Park
John Camp
Charles Padgett
Ralph Cain
Casey Weidig
Camp
Indians
Frank Dishong
Billy Hicks
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Montreal’ Expo
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John
Bateman
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Pete Rose
Roberto Clements
Pasadena
Deer Par
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Dra
Comets
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The
Debbie Humphries
Cubeettes
Fran Anderson
Diane Edwerds
Karen Walker
DP Rebels
Mustangs
GB Sportettes
Terese Meza
Desterson Motor Co
Leee Tech
Ney
Bues
Ning
Earl Olsen
Mullican
Mark Reod
Mike Doxey
Ron King
Robert Orvetz
Cole
Serviee
Cea
Bayshore Swim Lab
Pee Wee
Keith Kirby
Carl Clare
Rangy Shotter
Jeff Mundy
Tracy Tunstall
Travis Tunstall
Ken Chambers
David York
Chambers
Wendel Cook
Bullock
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Roger Sherbrook
Gregg Saurtz
Cameron
Heckert
Rapineaux
Alan Moody
Mark Phillips
Kevin Ford
Robert Riley
Greg McDonald
Chm Griffin
Griffin
S. Richey
Pasadena Oaks Center
TNA
STUDS
Yellow Pine Lumber
Banaras
Ailey
Rattle. RD
Beer Park
Sre
Farmers Insurance Group
Ronald B. Malone
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