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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2007
Page
1
The Lee Lady Ganders exploded for 18 runs in the first inning and coasted to an 18-0 victory over Port Arthur Memorial. Lee posted a dominant offensive performance with rapid scoring and a shutout to seal the win.
Baytown Christian Academy Bulldogs trailed 5-0 before a rally, but could not overcome Cypress in a 5-3 defeat on Thursday. Cypress added insurance runs in the later innings to seal the win.
Coady Coady and pastor Rick Olsen mark one year at LOCAL 5 Baptist Church as they plan to expand the churchs community impact with new outreach efforts.
Obituaries note the deaths of Nathan Richey Edmond Richards and Howard Richard along with mentions of Katherin Baugh Steven Eddleman and Edward Minkins in a local notice summarizing passing dates and affiliations.
Mostly cloudy and mild for the day with a high near 68 and a low around 48. Lottery results show Mega Millions numbers 16 26 33 34 46 with Megaplier 3 and Lotto Texas 7 10 27 35 42 54 Day 7 4 8 Night 8 6 6 Cash Five 6 10 15 27 37 Texas Two Step 7 10 19 21 27. BB 27 KIDSCOOP as 2.
Mirabeau B. Lamar Elementary School pupil William Horton a 2007 Goose Creek Rodeo Art Show gold medalist was named one of Reliant Energy Power of Art top three artists. He created Field of Bluebonnets in four days with blue sky and Texas state flower grass. His family celebrated the buzz around his art.
The Lee College Board of Regents discussed a 50 percent design for the new performing arts center on campus at Texas Avenue and Market Street. Studio Red Architects' Pete Garret said the project is close to budget as administrators and faculty refine needs for staff and students.
William Bill McNeill, a longtime Lee College history professor, died Monday after a 19 month battle with prostate cancer. A Beaumont native, he joined Lee College in 1965 and retired in August after beginning chemotherapy at M D Anderson Hospital.
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