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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1974

Page

4

Deer Park Eyes Dobie Clash in Color Day Showdown

Deer Park High School declares Color Day as they host district leaders the J Frank Dobie Longhorns at Clyde Abshier Stadium. Key figures include Dobie quarterback Bill Dittman and Deer Park’s Tommy Knox and Kenny Dickey as both squads field seasoned veterans, aiming to stay atop District 23 4A.

Clyde Abshier Stadium Deer Park High School Deer Gary Berry J. Frank Dobie Longhorns Texas Football Dobie Bill Dittman Dittman Deer Park Greg) McEachern Berry Steve Leach Jerry Wilbanks Tony Burlingame Longhorn Paul Kent Tommy Knox Kenny Dickey Lance Lichnerowicz Butch Henderson Vaughn Tim Cobb Jones Greg Sherry Hector Saldivar Gary Cornelius Kent John Werdig Terry Cruce David Bourgeois Robert Anderson 13 Deer Clear Creek

Sophomores Top Creek 26 0 In Creak Creek Game

Deer Park sophs faced Clear Creek in a 26 0 loss with a strong effort. Liggett rushed for 178 yards and led Deer, while Mayberry and Wyoral anchored defense with 10 and multiple stops. Cormier and Liggett highlighted offense with sharp runs and two point conversion.

Dobie The Deer Deer Park Mickey McGhee Clear Creek Sammy Quisenberry Tim Vaughn Duane Walker Mike Kellogg LeGrande Blount Bruce Jones Big Clear Creek Sophs Liggett Araujo Ronnie Liggett Duane Mayberry Dean Wyoral Marcus Turner Wayne Elliott Cormier Mayberry

National Anthem Sung in Baltimore in 1814

The Star Spangled Banner was sung in Baltimore for the first time on October 19, 1814.

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