Deer Park Hosts Pasadena in District Openers
Deer Park and Pasadena meet Friday to start district play after idle week. Deer Park coach Gary Berry says the opener sets the tempo for the race and aims for a healthy, injury-free squad. Pasadena, rebuilding with graduation losses, relies on quarterback Charles Bondy and tailback Jim Gunn to spark the offense and linebacker Clifford Shaw on defense. Berry emphasizes established running plays off tackle and a promising passing attack from the Dulles game.
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Deer Park Deer
Pasadena Eagles
Deer
Gary Berry
Pasadena
Berry
Eagles
Charles Bondy
Jim Gunn
Posi
Dulles
Deepwater 7th Splits With La Porte in Teen Football
Deepwater's seventh grade A team beat La Porte 27-6 after trailing 6-0 at halftime. Key plays included a Keith Clark 8 yard pass and a 40 yard Eddie Yaberra punt return. Deepwater outgained La Porte 400 to 10 with 90 first downs to five. The B team lost 12-0, mustering no points while La Porte scored in the second and third quarters.
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Deepwater
la Porte
Keith Clark
Eddie
Mitch Miller
Tim Deason
Pirates
Prince the aging hunter's dog saves teal hunt at bayou
In a morning hunt, Prince the 11 year old black Labrador retrieves four teal from a split decoy spread, proving steady as a hunting dog. The writer recalls Prince's long bond with the marsh, noting his age equaling about 77 in human years yet undiminished zeal. Prince remains all business in the blind and affectionate out of it.
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Prince
New Orleans
Fawns Rout Mann squads as A and B win on Tuesday
Deer Park Junior High teams A and B defeated Horace Mann 46-0 and 80-0 respectively, with strong running by Vic Hall and Russell Waters. A rugged defense weaved in three punt blocks and two safeties, while B held a scoreless first half before pulling away. C lost 14-0 to Cedar Bayou, leaving C at 1-1.
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Deer Park
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
Fawns
Vic Hall
Fawn
Russell Waters
John Hatfield
Jeff Hartschuch
Hatfield
Hartschuch
Rams Round-Up Defeats Panthers in Conference Clash
The Deer Park Ram fresh man squad defeated League City Panthers 18 to 6 as the defense held firm. Standouts included Keith Bailey Craig Johnson and Teddy Dixon with 218 rushing yards total offense and Tom Camp scoring twice. Sophomore and junior squads shared tough battles while seniors fell 18-6.
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Deer Park Ram
League City
Panther
Ram
Mark Satterwhite
Breck Marsh
Teddy Dison
Robbie Thompson
Tim Camp
Chuck Landrum
Larry Schock
Keith Bailey
Craig Johnson
Tony Thomas
Kevin Bailey
Panthers
Teddy Dixon
Rams
Tom Camp
Space Bandits
Sophomoore Rams
Gibert Gammales
Alem Enfialb
Herd Cereme
Wie Darry Camp
Rodney Wright
Wended Miss
Weri
Matis
Goxi
Greg
Ponder Services Planned for Lloyd D Ponder
Death notices state Lloyd D Ponder 62 of Houston died recently and services were held September 29 at Pasadena Funeral Chapel with Chaplain Roland Hill. A World War I veteran and 22 year area resident, he is survived by widow Virginia Ponder daughters Barbara Tuttle and Sandra Sanders son David Ponder mother Velma Ponder sister Mary Martin and four grandchildren. Pallbearers were Al Finn Julian Welch Bill Gunter Bert Gillham Fred Small George Branda and Bill Robinson. Interment followed at Houston National Cemetery.
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Lloyd D. Ponder
Houston
Pasadena
Roland Hill
Ponder
Virginia Ponder
Barbara Tuttle
Germany
Sandra
al Finn
Julian Welch
Bill Gunter
Bert Gillham
Fred Small
George Branda
Bill Robinson
Houston National Cemetery
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Duane Overstreet
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W. Reginald Knowles
Deer Park Independent School District
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Kenny Miller
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Chris Noland
James Eilers
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Wade Polk
Cliff Hawkins
Kent DeShazo
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