Tennis Lee College at Southwest JUCO Championships
Today the Lee College tennis team competes at the Southwest JUCO Championships in Temple all day. Also on the slate Clobberthion IV street racing at Raceway Park with gates open at noon and Speedway Saturday Weekly Racing Series events with pit opens at 4 p.m. and gates at 6 p.m. No local events Sunday. Monday features Cleveland at Barbers Hill baseball at 6 p.m. Softball Liberty at Barbers Hill with games at 4:30 and 6 p.m. Thursday previews the 15th Annual NHRA O'Reilly Spring Nationals with gates opening at 7 a.m. and time trials at 8 a.m. wy. baytownsun.com
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Sports on TV Schedule Highlights Numerous Live Events
A day of televised sports features Bull Riding on OLN at 7 p.m. with PBR Built Ford Tough. College Baseball shows Missouri at Oklahoma at 2 p.m. on FSN. Frozen Four final Denver vs Maine at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Additional events include World Figure Skating, Wood Memorial, Busch Series, pro baseball, NBA, Masters golf, NHL playoffs, MLS, pro tennis, and Davis Cup action across ESPN and other networks.
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Thursday through Sunday NBA scores and golf round results
A collage of game scores from Thursdays to Sundays across several leagues plus second round results from the Augusta National Golf Club tournament. Notable items include New Jersey 101 over Orlando 81, Dallas 117 over Utah 94, Minnesota 94 Sacramento 66, and late games involving Lakers and Warriors. Augusta second round shows leaders Justin Rose and Alex Cejka with multiple top players, plus extensive college and MLS snippets interwoven.
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Lee tennis players reach finals and semifinals in regional event
Guhlin opens in easier bracket after late withdrawal while Lauren Janak advances to Lee finals in No. 3 singles with a 6-3 6-3 semifinal win over Temple’s Michalick. Shelly and Garcia win in No. 4 singles, as Schneider and Sandoval push into finals and consolation rounds.
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Miller Dominates Brewers at Miller Park in Houston Win
Astros pitcher Miller improved to 5-0 at Miller Park with a 1.08 ERA as he battled nerves and spot his fastball. Jeff Bagwell starred, going 4-for-5 with five RBIs including a grand slam, though Miller offered no clear reason for his Milwaukee success.
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Kingwood Baseball Wins 12-2 Against Sterling in Sweep
Kingwood completed a three game season sweep of Sterling with a 12-2 win as Sterling standout Jason Fuqua and Israel Herrera produced early spark. Fuqua pitched three innings after moving up from JV and Herrera returned as a designated hitter going 1 for 3. Sterling coach Paul Tadlock hopes for momentum in upcoming games and a possible playoff path. Forest Brook rallied to beat Crosby 4-3 with two seventh inning runs as Vi Manzano earned the win for the Jaguars.
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Dayton Broncos Rout Smiley In District Victory
Dayton pounded out 15 hits to win 14-5 over Smiley in District 21-4A action. J Trahan improved to 3-2 with the win for Dayton (7-8, 7-2), who sit second in the district. J Evans hit his fourth homer, while Smiley’s K Johnson homered. M Marks (2-4) took the loss.
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Lee JV Dodgers Past West Brook 7 4 Lead on Elledge Win
Jerry Elledge pitched a complete game for Lee in a 7-4 win over West Brook. Ryan Hale powered the attack with a two-run homer and a double, driving in three and scoring three. Steven Chong went 2-for-4 with three RBIs and a run, while Richard Ramon added two hits. Elledge allowed six hits and fanned six as Lee improved to 13-5 overall and 6-2 in league play. Manny Lerma Carlos Perez and Justin Ancelet scored, with Perez adding an RBI.
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West Brook tops Lee to reach 20 wins in Beaumont
West Brook defeated Lee 6-1 in Beaumont as the Lady Bruins improve to 20-4, 5-2. Brooke Lognion allowed three hits for the win, while Kyndle Lucas took the loss for Lee. Megan Tuck homered and doubled for Dayton in an 8-3 win over Galena Park in Dayton.
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Masters farewell at Augusta as Palmer tears up on final bow
At Augusta National the Masters stage honored Arnold Palmer as he teared during a final bow on the 18th hole. Fans echoed gratitude for a career that shaped golf while Nicklaus signed off with a thumbs up on the 16th as Palmer faced a challenging finish. Three Europeans led a changing leaderboard, including K J Choi who posted a front nine record before settling at 141 alongside Mickelson. Charles Howell III, Ernie Els, Fred Couples, and Davis Love III chased. Lovell shot 67 to surge into contention.
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Davis Cup sets early results in Minsk notes
Davis Cup reports a 2-0 lead for the United States over Argentina in Minsk with rounds to follow as Spain leads the Netherlands 2-0 and France and Switzerland sit at 1-1. The Fish Bjorkman match drew a festive crowd including Dwight Davis II and 92 year old Sidney Wood, with Fish's supporters from Boca Raton.
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