Games and Fonde'

...it is free, you just walk in

 

But I had my $5 bill out and was asking where we pay for tickets at the front door entrance. The person said "thank you"

 

i e-mailed that fool kevin granger who said e-mail him with questions, and he said and ill quote lemme open my e-mail..
Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 22:05:04 -0700 (PDT)
From: "kevin granger" <kevinlgranger@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: question
To: *


Yes, you can walk in, the games are free. I have great crowds, but there are still good seats. The earlier the better. Thanks

Kevin Granger
ACP Intern
Cycle 23C

 

I would say thank you too if you gave me $5.

 

Just a really bad joke. I have never paid to watch a summer league game at Fonde.

But alot of the workers there do deserve a donation to the Parks & Recreation Department for all that they do for the inner city youth of Houston, Texas.

 

hahaha I guess I would too.

 

i saw big thomas hamilton dunk on shaq one time at fonde we should get HIM

 

me n my friends goin tomarrow

 

What band were you in? My man Ryan Chavez used to book a lot of those shows there. I was at a lot of them too. I remember seeing the Farewell Bend a couple times there. I lived at the APV too. Wow, first Mike from Eye Against and now another punk rock kid. You guys better watch out. Apparently punk rockers are taking over a sports message board.

 

Game Results - Week Two

Monday July 19, 2004

First Game

Fonde All-Stars continued their winning ways by defeating Casey's team 60-58. Fonde, with NBA player Moochie Norris of the New York Knicks, produced a bump and grind effort that led to victory in a nip and tuck game.


Second Game

The DBG's remained win-less at the hands of Black's team with a final score of 89-84. Rashard Lewis posted 26 points for Black's team and Chris Gatlin scored 21 for the DBG's. Despite the clutch 3-point shooting of Chris Gatlin in the waning seconds of the game it was no match for Rashard Lewis's dominance in the paint assisted by the mid-range shooting of the White twins and streaking moves to the basket by LSU's Tack Minor and Rice University's Brock Gillespie.

Third Game

The 504 Boyz lost to the Chairman 94-79. The Chairman's Moses Malone Jr. and Gee Gervin (the sons of Hall-Of-Famers) produced 16 and 12 points respectively while Antwon Walton led all scorers with 27 points. Rod Neely put up 23 points for the 504 Boyz.

http://procityhouston.com/Game Results - Week Two.htm

 

Is Eddie Griffin playing. How has he looked?

 

jonathan williamson?

 

What time do they start?

 

http://procityhouston.com/2004 Schedule.htm