Deer Park Beats Texons Then Drops To Dobie In Split
Deer Park opened with a two run first inning against the Texans before losing part of the Glamour Monday schedule. Harlon Shoults earned the win in Rayburn while Don Bravenec finished, allowing four hits and nine strikeouts. Kochar led Deer Park with three hits, scoring on key plays. In the seventh, Knox and Kochar sparked a rally, but Dobie sealed a 7-6 win as Deer Park fell behind 7-1 entering the bottom of the seventh.
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Dobie
Rayburn
Deer
Texans
Mike Tharguen
Harlon Shoutts
Don Braven
Ped Yamema
Randy Koetar
Bob Langham
Charles Vance
Vance
Koetar
Deer Park
Paul Knox
Mike McCulloch
Knox
Kochar
Doble
Dill Heads to State Golf Tourney for AAAA Title
Deer Park High School star Johnny Dill and Coach Homer Powell traveled to Austin for the Class AAAA state golf meet at Morris Williams Municipal Course. Dill earned the berth by tying medalist honors at Bear Creek and shot 72 and 69 for 141 in the regional. He will practice Friday afternoon as the event runs 18 holes each day Friday and Saturday.
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Deer Park High School
Johnny Dill
Homer Powell
Austin
Dill
Morris Williams Municipal
Tenors
Houston
Bear Creek
Powell
Nets Flourish to Earn National Berth in Tennis
Sophomores Joey Cotton and Darryl Hinson led the Ravens to sweep the singles and doubles titles at Temple to clinch the conference championship. Cotton, seed two in singles, defeated Schreiner and Blinn foes 6-4 8-6 and 6-3 6-2 to take the crown, with Hinson adding the doubles title after an 8-1 6-4 win over Wharton and a 6-0 6-0 semifinal rout. The duo will travel to Ocala Florida for the National Junior College Meet. Marilyn Grubb reached the semis in women’s play before losing to Navarro's top seed 6-2 5-7 6-3.
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Joey Cotton
Darryl Hinson
Ravens
Temple
Cotton
San Antonio
Navarro
Schreiner
Blinn
Hingon
Wharton
Weatherford
Hinson
Ocala
Fla
Tenanis
Betty Brown
Marilyn Grubb
Grubb
Judy Tevery
Cardinals Win Two In Deer Park League Lead
The Cardinals opened Deer Park Little League play with a 7-0 win over the Dodgers and a 2-1 thriller against the Pirates to take an early league lead. Other action saw the Butts defeat Indiana 8-0 and Sports beat Pirates 7-3 as Minor and Major League games produced a flurry of scoring and standout pitching. Frank Dishough two hit and paced the Major Cards while John Camp and Casey Waldig delivered key hits in the Indians’ 10-7 win. Pitching details note Ralph Cain, Allen Moody, and Johnny Sanders among others contributing, with a slate of mixed results across divisions.
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Cardinals
Deer Park
Cards
Dodgers
Pirates
Butts
Indiana
Giants
John Camp
Casey Waldig
Ralph Cain
Peacock bass dreams and turtle tales from Deer Park anglers
In Deer Park, bass expert Bill Bradshaw and Sam Laster share unusual catches at Toledo Bend and Sam Rayburn Lake. Bradshaw reels in a green turtle after a top water strike, then a barn shaped lure punches the line as Lester endures a hooked hand. Both anglers joke about their odd catches and warn others to watch their lures.
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Anester Rogers
South America
Deer Park
Bill Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Iris
Ethyl Corporation
Sam Laster
Sam Rayburn Lake
Bill
Sam Lester
Lester
Weekend and weekday Little League schedule chaos
A parsed listing shows multiple matchups across divisions. Thursday crowds include Dodgers against Sports and Pirates versus Cardinals at 6 and 8 pm respectively. Friday features Sports versus Dodgers and Butts versus Cardinals at 8 pm. Saturday presents numerous games including Indians against Pirates at 6 pm, Phillies versus Dodgers at 8 pm, and Pee Wee Dodgers versus Pirates at 1 90 pm. Additional games include Twine versus Red Sox at 2 30 pm and Astros versus Cubs at 8 30 pm. Monday through Wednesday add further pairings with varied times for Pirates, Indians, Cardinals, Sports, Tigers, Orioles, Cubs, Dodgers, Red Sox, and Twins.
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Dodgers
Sports
Pirates
Cardinals
Butts
Indians
Phillies
Pee Wee
Twine
Red Sox
Astros
Cubs
Senators
Athletics
Braves
Tigers
Orioles
T-Bald Sete
Twins
Dgersoa
Brogan Heads For State Meet In Austin
Deer Park's David Brogan travels to Austin with high jump hopes as Class AAA track events loom. He aided by coach Mickey Riggs, after placing third at Pasadena Invitational. Teammates John McDaniel, Jett Stile and a 4x40 relay squad posted notable showings as the state meet starts with running events at 2 p.m.
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David Brogan
Austin
Brogan
Deer Park
Mickey Riggs
Pasadena
John McDaniel
Jett Stile
Jerry Traweek
Doane Koutson
Stifie
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