Deer Park High Sports Banquet Honors Twenty Students
Twenty Deer Park High School athletes received honors at the Saturday night banquet. Highlights include Byron Tully as boys basketball MVP, Jon Hughes as best offensive player, Robert Riley as best defensive player, and Brad Crawford as most inspirational. Women’s hoops honored Cheryl Henderson and Barbara Van Rheen as MVPs, with track, cross country, swimming, volleyball, golf, tennis, and baseball recognitions. Dean Endres committed to Jacksonville Junior College, joining Gary Cornelison’s roster after a strong two-year high school record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Homer Rice
Rice Owls
Rice
Steve Glenn
Ray Landers
Byron Tully
Jon Hughes
Robert Riley
Brad Crawford
Deer
Cheryl Henderson
Barbara van Rheen
Rod White
Ronnie Liggett
Glenda Walker
April Polk
Polk
Donnie Lapaugh
Ricky Lang
Liz McDuff
David Balusek
Mary Black
van Rheen
Hornets open season with three softball wins to top early standings
The Hornets swept three games to lead the girls inter mediate softball league. In their 87 victory over the Deepwater Hustlers Robie Chambers led with three hits and four RBIs while DeDe Huff nailed a runner at the plate to seal the win. Then they beat the Mustangs 17-8 behind Chambers three more RBIs and Terri Madison with three doubles. The final win came in a 12-1 defensive standout against the Wildcats as Tracy Scott went 2 for 2 and Chambers added two hits. The Hornets sit atop the early standings after a tie of Red Devils and Hustlers left them in first.
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Hornets
Hustlers
Deepwater
Robie Chambers
Kathy Boyd
Karen Bodine
Chris Henley
DeDe Huff
Chambers
Mustangs
Terri Madison
Walley Williams
Wildcats
Tracy Scott
Byrd
Kim Huff
Denise Boyce
Lisa Zeringue
Red Devils
Indians
Dave White
Kyle Adcock
White
Adcock
RED Sox
TWINS
Ricky Eaton
Louis Vlacovsky
Rob Bedingfield
Tim Paint
Ken Ballard
Jeff Tidwell
Chad Williams
Casy Carlin
Robert Jackson
Rusty Crawley
METS
Yankees
Tommy Eng
Robbie Dardin
Robert Pettit
David Moland
Mike Sanders
Cardinals Beat Expos to Open Optimist Ball Season
In Deer Park the Cardinals opened the T Ball League season April 28 with a 33 10 victory over the Expos. Coached by John Eaton, Ronnie Spain, and Jim Grizzle, the Cardinals exploded for two first inning home runs by Jason Rosenkranz and Kerry McMahon and featured strong hits from Timothy Davis Will Close and Jerry Williamson. Expos coached by Roger Woerner Joe Kirby Gary Friery and Williams Stephens struggled defensively, though Steven Martinez starred with two unassisted double plays and Brandon Hallford Mike Kirby Harold Woerner and Alan Berry produced offense. Expos team mother is Mrs Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
EXPOS
Deer Park
Cards
John Eaton
Ronnie Spain
Jim Grizzle
Jason Rosenkranz
Kerry McMahon
Timothy Davis
Will Close
Jerry Williamson
Mike Spain
Steven Martinez
Brandon Hallford
Mike Kirby
Harold Woerner
Alan Berry
Roger Woerner
Athletics
Red Sox
A’s
Glenn Peterson
Charles Shoppe
Chris Hext
Greg Bonneau
Jason McCreight
Chad Mansfield
Charles Peterson
Peterson
Jonathan Land
Susan Peterson
Alan Orr
John.Watson
Brook Wilson
Roger Chapman
Gene Blevins
Robert Dardin
Mr. Speer
Vicky Watson
Pee Wee baseball results with Rangers rout Twins 14 2
The Rangers pounded 20 hits to hand the Twins their first loss of the season 14 2. Robbie Gillespie, Mike Hext, Jerry Lewis and Ryan Casserly each had three or more hits, while John Warren and Blaine Hardy added two. For the Twins, Paul Anderson homered and Perry Cox added two doubles as the offense came up short. The day also featured Colts and Giants decisions and other league games with multiple players contributing hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWINS
Rangers
Robbie Gillespie
Mike Hext
Jerry Lewis
Ryan Casserly
John Warren
Blaine Hardy
Trevor Seaborne
Jeffrey Frank
Chris Peterson
Cindy Yorst
Paul Anderson
Perry Cox
Richard Manuel
CUBS
Brent Hickman
Sheri Boren
Brian Petree
Giants
Pirates
Expos
Dodgers
Cardinals
Braves
Dodger
Rodney Henderson
Ricky Geartner
Marvin Sanders
Randy Henderson
Lance Johnson
Robert Chappell
Willie Morris
Indians
Angels
Pirate
Kahla
Hickman
Richard Gutierrez
Mike Alvarado
Joey del Sorda
Scott Sotelo
Stephen Rodgers
BUFFS
Scott Grammier
Dan White
Todd Grounds
Padres
Fadies
Keith Isbell
Mike Jaramillo
Ronnie David
Chris Ohlweiler
Padre
Anderson
Manuel
Cox
Royals
East Texas first spring wild turkey hunt draws hunters
Ed Bolder and Darrell Shine among many hunters in Polk and Tyler counties for East Texas debut of the spring turkey season. The first hunt, April 16 24, featured observers noting birds changing routes and lessons learned. Some hunters tagged toms including a 16 pounder and a 21 pound gobbler, while officials say the program may expand to more East Texas areas in coming years as wild turkeys thrive.
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Darrell Shine
Silsbee
Polk
Tyler
Texas
Shine
Billy Brackin
Sour Lake
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
East
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Jacksonville Endres
Rice University
Gary Ladd
Windel Cook
Jaynee Yolland
Mike Wheat
Darrell Hill
Dean Endres
Jacksonville Junior College
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Endres
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Ull
Staffatiaa
Lambright Floors
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Gary Friery
Williams Stephens
Keny Gotcher
Steve Bordelon
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Butch Sallender
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Don Webster
Harry Porter
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Buddy Kelly
Doug Pettit
Colby Webster
Webster
Harry Lee Porter
Scott Manuel
Jay Lamb
Donnie Theiler
Blake Vanover
Jerry Theiler
Jerry Denman
Jimmie Gilpin
Billy Denman
James Fannis
David Collins
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Ivan Thurman
Doug Kessler
Dexter Smith
Brave
Judy Thurman
David Pausky
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Jerry Thompson
Steve Kahla
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