Cardinals finish sweep in extra at Houston
In Houston, Hector Luna's sacrifice bunt in the 12th plated Reggie Sanders as the Cardinals beat the Astros 2-1. Sanders advanced on a misplayed ball and stole second before Luna's bunt won it, sealing a three game sweep and extending the Cards' road winning streak to six. Julian Tavarez earned the save.
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Pampling leads Houston Open after 66 in windy opening round
Australia’s Rod Pampling shot 6-under 66 to lead Shell Houston Open by one over Chris Riley after a breezy round at Redstone Golf Club. Riley carded 67, with Lickliter Ames Atwal Pappas Glover one back at 67. Several notables chased in rough late winds.
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Crosby ties for regional golf lead in opener at Raven West
Dustin Morris shoots 76 to help Crosby boys claim a first place tie after day one of the Class 4A Region I golf championships at Raven West Golf Course in Huntsville. With winds up to 35 mph, Crosby and Lamar Consolidated both post 318 while Channelview trails by six. Cory Atkins of Brenham and Jaime Garcia of Channelview lead the individual standings with 72, two ahead of several players tied at 73.
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No Mercy to Host Inaugural Battle By the Bay Softball Tourney
Baytown based No Mercy hosts the Battle By the Bay softball tournament April 30 to May 2 at Wayne Gray Sports Complex. Open divisions for 14 and under 12 and under and 10 and under follow ASA rules with a four game guarantee. About 30 Houston area teams expected. Free admission with food games and family activities. fundraiser for No Mercy to offset costs of state and national events. Trophies for first place and medals for runners up. Contact Doug Locke at 713-818-1022 or nomercy doug netzero com.
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Playoff sweep ends Aeros season in Calder Cup bid
The 2003 Calder Cup champion Houston Aeros were swept in a best-of-three qualifying round by the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks. Cincinnati goalie Ilya Bryzgalov made 34 saves and Stanislav Chistov scored twice as the Mighty Ducks won 6 3 to eliminate Houston after a rollercoaster season with injuries and call ups.
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