Pee Wee Track Stars Compete In City Recreation Meet
Track results from La Marque City Recreation Meet reveal six to seven year olds placing in multiple events on July 7 at 6 p.m. and eight to eleven year olds competing July 8 at 9 a.m. with names such as James Edwards Mike Dagerath Donnie Halstead Lloyd Criss and coaches listed. Events include sprints soft distance and relays with winning times and distances recorded.
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Paul Kvinta
Ted Opperman
Mike Meza
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Pat Kochanowski
Junior Cantu
Robert Molloy
Scotty Parsons
Jeff Fish
Ted Criss
Keith Story
Donnie Halstead
Lloyd Criss
Larry Parsons
Tracy Barnard
David Arnold
John Kvinta
Tracey Barnard
John Kyinta
Johnnie Halsstead
Johnnie Halstead
Andy McCartney
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Wackers win league title in girls minor league play
Wacker's tops Service Co 14 11 to clinch National League first place after a seven inning tie breaking game on July 6. Deana Eldred struck out 15 as Wacker's and Trinity Lutheran split a best two of three series to seal city championship.
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Sherri Templer
Lesha Lee
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Marilyn Lucas
Cheryl Dotson
Patty Thomas
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Tracy Templer
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Trinity Lutheran
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Carey Bannister
Shelle Farris
Dianna Anderson
Deen Bruce
Shaun Wilson
Mary Shifflet
Wackers
Cheri Klaes
Caryn Willis
Traci Whelton
Tracey Templet
Missy Lyons
Caroline Pavlu
Sherri Templet
Watson Cedeno Selected Top League Players
Houston Astros players receive Player of the Month honors for May and June. Bob Watson led May with strong hitting, while 21-year-old Cesar Cedeno won June’s award by edging John Bench. Cedeno hit .387 with nine doubles nine homers 19 RBIs and seven stolen bases in May. Bench posted 11 homers and 32 RBIs with a .275 average. Cedeno had earlier won the Player of the Week with a .455 clip.
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Cesar Cedeno
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Jimmy Wynn
Dairy Top Caps Off Extra Innings to Win Minor League Pennant
Richard's Dairy Top defeated the Jaycees 7-1 in an extra inning finish before a capacity crowd to capture the American Minor League championship. A pitching duel through six innings gave way to Richard's Top’s six-run seventh inning, aided by walks, as both starters were limited by Little League rules.
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Jeffery Plasek
Byron Miller
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Mike Ward
Kenny Klaes
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Craig Stutters
Larry Nicolaidis
Steven Mortimer
Duke Sanders
Tom Griffin
David Holman
Lex Skinn
Robert Spillers
Mike Stutters
Mark Gartrell
Aaron Mortimer
Larry Parsons
Mike Howard
Greg Berryhill
Pete Nicolaidis
Roy Barnes
Clarence Klaes
All-Star selections named for La Marque Little Leagues
Regular season closed in La Marque and 14 players from each league earned All-Star honors. American League selections include Alford, Barnes, Beck er, Bernard, Bock, Cavelock, Dagerath, Goode, Little, Oliver, Ricco, Rice, Thomasson, Wilson with alternates Nunez Pesek. National League picks feature Mejia, Wilson, Albrecht, Brown, Langhnais, Sereno, Moreau, Cambiano, Boatright, Kemp, Ryman, Rehm, Hickman among others led by Pirates and Dodgers affiliations.
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Mike Alford
Guaranty Federal
Barry Barnes
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Tim Becker
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Clint Jewell
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Jay Mejia
Pirates
Robb Wilson
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Steve Brown
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Brent Langhnais
Mobil Air Reds
Lucius Sereno
Baily Meyer Braves
Russell Moreau
Nick Cambiano
Gary Boatright
Willie Kemp
Carbide Cardinals
Dee Ryman
Rory Rehm
Allen Hickman
Pirates Shut Out Reds Clinch National Little League Title
Robb Wilson threw a no hit bid in the season finale as Ryman's Pirates defeated the Mobile Air Reds 8-0 to finish 15-0, sealing the first unbeaten National Little League season. John Albrecht hit a grand slam, Wilson added a two run shot, and Albrecht, Mejia, Weir, McLaren, Jay Mejia logged hits. Trophy ceremony held July 1 at Bobby Beach Stadium with managers Wilson and Mejia present. Playoffs with the American League pennant winners from Bank of the Mainland not yet announced.
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Pirates
Mickey Crawford
Rene Mejia
Mike Meza
Glenn Vyvial
Keith McLaren
Jay Mejia
Gary Hope
Walter Wilson
Ray Moody
John Albrecht
Robb Wilson
Kevin Hope
David Meza
Mike Weir
Kent
Tony Wooldridge
Ryman
Mobile Air Reds
Wilson
Reds
Brent Langhnais
Richard Spangle
Pirate
Bank of the Mainland
Indians Blank Red Sox in American Little League Final
The Bank of the Mainland Indians blanked Guaranty Federal Red Sox 4 0 in a playoff to clinch the American Little League title. Steve Wilson pitched five innings, Steve Touchstone closed the sixth with a strikeout, and Ronny Cavelock caught behind the plate.
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Steve Wilson
Steve Touchstone
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Ronny Cavelock
Mike Alford
Brian Richards
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