Maroons Defeat Whites In Intramural Clash 16 7
Deer Park Maroon defeated the Deer Park White 16 to 7 in a weekend intramural gridiron clash after a close first half. Freshman Jeff Willcoxon and sophomore Charles Hamm led quarterbacking, with Ricky Sanders and Dennis Leider delivering key passes, and Pat Thompson adding a two point conversion as Maroon built an 8 7 lead before sealing the win in the third quarter. Coach Bobby Grisham praised the team’s overall training and coordination, noting no single star led the effort.
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Tom Hale
Deer Park Maroon
Deer Park
Bobby Grisham
Jeff Willcoxon
Charles Hamm
Corky Cottrell
Bill Montgomery
Montgomery
Cottrell
Steve Maas
Jerry Traweek
Maroon
Ricky Sanders
Willcoxon
Willicoxon
Dennis Leider
Duane Jackson
Rodney Munson
Dean Haygood
Cocaptain
Pat Thompson
Maroons
Dale White
Creg Jones
Ben Pinion
Outdoor fishing spots along Texas reservoirs highlight Amistad and others
Outdoor writer Chester Rogers notes that Deer Park anglers venture farther for better catches while many travel to Somerville Reservoir Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend. He cites Army Corps of Engineers data showing record visits and fishing yields, praising Amistad Lake for bass later in fall as a winter haven and noting cross state licensing at Toledo Bend.
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Deer Park
Somerville
Yegua Creek
Sam Rayburn Rheervors
Nacogdoches
Jasper
Army
Chief of Engineers
Army Corps of Engineers
Sam Rayburn
Edo Bend
Toledo Bend
Texas
Louisiana
Amistad Lake
Mexico del Rio
Amistad
All-District First Team Includes Multiple Sam Rayburn Veterans
The 23-4A All-District first team lists Brad Sheffield Sterling and David Freisieven Sam Rayburn among seniors, with teammates Mike Ibarguen and Reggie Nelley highlighted. Several Deer Park Pasadena Sterling and Dobie players are named across infielder and pitcher roles, plus noted hitters and baselines.
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Brad Sheffield
Sterling
David Freisieven
Sam Rayburn
Mike Ibarguen
Mike Gardner
Reggie Nelley
Deer Park
Mike McCulloch
Ronnie Carter
Pasadena
Terry Houston
South Houston
Russell Schroeder
RoHey
Jerry Hance
Marcus Bryant
Rel
Bill Aten
Dobie
Gese
Mike Crommens
Bill Hurry
Bob Langhem
Willis Stewart
Pet Huriey
Cheries Logan
South Gaawaten
Randy Kodar
Mike Burgess
Gary Novosed
Busch
Steve West
Jerry Harding
David Vergne
Mark Ocker
Mark Runnels
Danny Collins
Jim Creel
Bill Baitley
Troy Humphries
Deer Perk
Kenny
Major League Bucs Cards Win Two Games in Deer Park
In Deer Park Little League action the Pirates and Cardinals each won two games. Pirates beat Sports 12 to 1 as Scott Schrader earned the win. Riley contributed a single and double. Riley also starred in Pirates 3 and Dodgers 2, while Frank Dishough led Cardinals 9 Dodgers 1 with three singles and a double. Weidig added a triple and double in Cardinals 10 Buffs 0, and Kenny Doxey threw a two‑hit shutout for the Cards. Buffaloes beat Indians 5 to 1 as Kenny Coleman hit a homer and single. Brad Crawford took the loss for the Indians. In the Sports vs Indians game David Morrison won for Sports and Billy Hicks homered for Indians.
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Ronald Champlain
Champlain
Robert Riley
Pirates
Dodgers
Kenny Dickey
Scott Schrader
Cardinals
Frank Dishough
Cliff Griffin
John Camp
Casey Weidig
Cards
BUFFS
Kenny Doxey
Alan Moody
Indians
Greg McDonald
Brad Crawford
Kenny Coleman
Tribe
Billy Hicks
David Morrison
Donald Champlain
Craig Ghormliey
Baseball Calendar Highlights Weekend Schedule
The schedule lists Minor League and Pony League games across multiple days. Key matchups include Giants versus Pirates and Buffs versus Dodgers, with additional clashes such as Cardinals against Giants and Tigers against Pirates. Local leagues feature Girls Softball and Colt League games scheduled through Tuesday and Saturday fixtures.
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Indians
Giants
Phillies
Buffs
Pirates
Dodgers
Red Sox
Twins
Athletics
Cubs
Orioles
Tigers
Reda
Indianettes
Cube
Fawns
Cards Win In T Ball League Action
The Cardinals defeated the Cubs 26 to 7 in T Ball action. Winning pitcher was Bruce Sandy. Top hitters were Robbie Williams Glenn Berry and Jeff Hartewish. Only one game from the Cardinal-Cub matchup was submitted to the Progress.
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Cardinals
Cubs
Bruce Sandy
Robbie Williams
Glenn Berry
Jeff Hartewish
Dodgers and Orioles Lead Pee Wee League Standings
In Pee Wee League action last week the Dodgers topped the National League with a 9 3 win over the Cardinals and the Orioles led the American League with a 5 2 victory over the Twins. Pirates beat Cubs 16 1 while Braves 13 5 and Tigers 14 2 completed the results.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Pirates
Braves
Cubs Astros
Giants pace minor league action in Deer Park week
The Giants won twice last week in Deer Park action. David Cathey pitched a one hitter in the 12 to 2 win over the Pirates with Larry Johnson taking the loss. Marty Mullican earned the mound victory for the Cardinals in a 3 to 0 win over the Pirates, while Greg Baker led the Cardinals with a double and a single. Tommy Gregory got the win for the Indians in a 10 to 0 game, Rod White took the loss. Ron King earned the win for Sports 13 in a 13 to 6 victory over the Buffs, two doubles from King and a double by Randy Voks highlight the win. Buffs 11, Dodgers 8 also noted.
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Dodgers
Orioles
National League Dodgers
Cardinals
Greg Wright
Mark Cameron
Donnie Heckert
Chris Everett
Mark Babineaux
Pirates
CUBS
Roger White
Steve Wells
Mark Clare
Wayne Ray
Braves
Astros
Randy Shetter
Scott Whitaker
TWINS
Kelly
Giants
Deer Park
David Cathey
Larry Johnson
Marty Mullican
Kenny Hood
Greg Baker
Indians
Tommy Gregory
Rod White
Clifton Mills
Gregory
Sports
BUFFS
Ron King
Mark Road
King
Randy Voks
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Grisham
Galena Park
North Shore
Smiley
Baytown Lee
Chester Rogers
Kesterson Motor Co
Center St
Ford Country Squire
Guatertech
Bucs
Scott Shrader
Riley
Reds
Senators
Yankees
White Sox
Sportettes
PEE Wee League
Wingo
Sheppard
Randy Weaver
Ray Davis
PEE Wee
Orioles Athletics
Red Sox Tigers Twins Senators
Bayshore Swim
Pere A
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