Pee Wee Baseball Round Up Braves Crush Pirates 7 2
Braves take first place by beating Pirates 7 to 2. Bruce Diskough earned the win for the Braves with Craig Ford in relief. Paul Wuthrich took the loss for the Pirates. Ford, Hoff man each had three hits. Ellis and Martinez added singles. Pirates' Wuth itch and Hughes had two hits each. Gor ton added a single. Twins defeat Senators 5 2 to stay undefeated. Tracey Simpson won his fourth, Polk pitched well for the Senators. Chad Burke led Twins with three hits. Whitaker homered for the Senators. Orioles top Yankees 9 6 as six second inning runs swing game. Knotts won, Endsley split duties. Gannon took the loss. Linthicum homered for Orioles. Bailey added two triples. Yankees' Strimple and Tolar homered? Willis and Howard with hits. Red Sox beat Senators 10 4 as Willis wins seventh. Turner loses, Howard relieves.
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Clarke Turner
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Gannon
Gerald Cox
Danny Linthicum
Doug Bailey
Steve Strimple
Scott Tolar
Don Johnson
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Royce Willis
Clark Turner
Turner
Willis
Osborn Birth of Amy Diane at Southeast Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs David Osborn of Harlingen announce the birth of Amy Diane at Southeast Memorial Hospital on March 14. She weighed lbs 9 ozs and length is inches. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Todd and Mr and Mrs D Osborn, all of Harlingen.
Deer Park Open Tennis Tourney Begins June 21
Deer Park High School hosts the second annual Deer Park Open Tennis Tournament from June 21 to 24. Events include men and women singles and doubles and boys and girls above age 12, with a four-entry minimum per event and a two-event per player limit. Junior events start June 21 at 8 a.m. and doubles at 2 p.m.. adult singles begin June 23 at 8 a.m. Entry fee is 4 per singles and 7 per doubles, payable to Ken McAllister, with entries due by June 15. First and second place trophies awarded in all events.
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Deer Park High School
Ken McAllister
Deer Park
Sixth Street
McAllister
Free Red Cross swimming classes begin June 1 in Houston
The American Red Cross will teach free swimming courses for children and adults at city outdoor pools starting Monday June 1, 1973. Register only at the pool on the first day. Children's classes require a minimum age of eight and run 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. June 1–29 at multiple pools with a July session from July 10–28 at others.
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Scholarship winners to be presented at PGCAS meeting
Scholarship winners of the Pasadena Gulf Coast Art Society will present their portfolios at the regular meeting at 7 30 p.m. on June 22 1973. Winners for the 1973 14 school year include Cheryl Rodgers Russell Roebuck and Elizabeth Krueger.
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Pasadena Gulf Coast Art Society
PGCAS
Cheryl Rodgers
Russell Roebuck
Elizabeth Krueger
Watchtower Convention Planned at Astrodome
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society sponsors the Divine Victory International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses at the Astrodome from July 4 to 8. Events run 10 a.m. to 5:80 p.m. daily with lectures, symposiums, dramas, interviews and music. About 80,000 attendees expected. general invitation extended.
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Divine Victory
International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Astrodome
New BSP Chapter Formed in Deer Park
Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Lambda Nu celebrates forming a new chapter in Deer Park at a June 9 luncheon at First National Bank. Attendees include Dale Black Connie Carden Emily Levin Diana Van Goten Margaret Latimer Carolyn Elred Jennie Browning Sandy Owens Dana Lafield Willene Rogers Gwen Schap Christy Schultz. Pledges to be initiated June 13 at Willene Rogers home, led by Rae Ann Evans president of the Pasadena City Council.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Deer Park
Alpha Lambda Nu
First National Bank
Dale Black
Connie Carden
Emily Levin
Diana van Goten
Margaret Latimer
Carolyn Elred
Jennie Browning
Sandy Owens
Dana Lafield
Willene Rogers
Gwen Schap
Christy Schultz
Ursprung family credits miracles and prayer for Billy recovery
The article recalls Billy Ursprung’s remarkable progress after a serious incident. He can walk and talk, though memories of the accident and Germany are gone. He recalls Korea, Deer Park childhood, and his Army MP service. His mother emphasizes God and community prayers, while denying credit to herself. The Ursprungs are Deer Park residents and active First Baptist members.
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Germany
Korea
Deer Park
Ann Urs
Prung
Carpet Winners Announced at W-S Carpets Grand Opening
John Weade and Don Siger, owners of W-S Carpets at 111 Center Street, announced the grand opening drawing winners. Mary Blue of 3306 Askew Houston won the first prize a bathroom full of carpet. Mrs Steve Skolant 217 W Sixth won bathroom carpeting, as did Mrs A L Davis 9950 Old Orchard La Porte. Mrs Emma Smith 307 Oakhurst La Porte and Mrs Carol Crawford 210 Glenmore Pasadena won doormats.
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Don Siger
W-S Carpets
Center Street
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Askew
Houston
Steve
Skolant
W. Sixth
A. L.davis
Old Orchard
la Porte
Emma Smith
Oakhurst
Carol Crawford
Glenmore
Pasadena
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