Anahuac Spring Fling and Fundraising Fishin' For Mach
Anahuac hosts the 2006 Spring Sports Fling from 6 to 8 30 p m May 8 at Kyle White Field with athletic awards and a 7 p m powder puff game. The Fishin For Mach benefit fishing tournament plans trout and redfish divisions on May 20 at Fort Anahuac Park to aid 8 year old Madison Brown against AML leukemia. Entry contacts include Will Cauthen at 281 576 2221 ext 5213 or 832 262 3670 and fishin4mach barbershill.isd es c4.net. The Baytown Area A&M Club hosts the 10th Annual Aggie Classic golf tourney May 27 at Evergreen Point. entry is 100 per player and includes cart lunch drinks and a goody bag. For info call David Evans at 281-422-3746.
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The Week's Games Today No Events Scheduled
Local timetable shows no planned matches or contests for today across all teams and venues. No games, standings, or schedules announced for the week.
Major sports lineup for Saturday network telecasts
A full day of sports coverage across racing baseball basketball football golf hockey and soccer. Notable events include NASCAR Aaron’s 499 Fox at 12 30 p m NHRA Thunder Wall Nationals ESPN2 6 p m and NFL draft ESPN at 10 a m among others with games featuring Astros Reds Mets Braves Cubs Brewers Lions and more across CBS ESPN ABC TNT NBC and local outlets.
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Sports editor contact details for Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun notes inquiries about today’s sports stories should reach Sports Editor Doyle Barlow via phone at 281-425-8031 or by email at sports@baytownsun.com.
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Rangers flip coin for bye in 5A baseball playoffs
Sterling Rangers earned a bi district bye by a coin flip with Humble and will host a warm up game this week. Humble meets Lamar in the bi district round, while Sterling awaits the area round opponent. Pearland and Clear Lake contest a Monday one game playoff for third in 24-5A. Deer Park was 23-5A’s runner up.
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Sterling blanked Westside again to sweep bi district
Kristi Malpass pitched Sterling to a 4-0 win over Houston Westside in the bi district playoff, fanning nine while allowing three hits as Westside pitcher Ryan Reckwald walked four and struck out none. The Lady Rangers improved to 22-4-1 behind timely hitting and a first inning error for the only early scoring.
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Coogs Open Spring Football Focus On Fundamentals
Crosby Crosby wraps up the first spring week in high spirits as CHS works on fundamentals and practice habits to build a foundation after finishing third in District 19-4A and advancing to Bi-District. Coach Kevin Flanigan notes improved practice tempo and formation decisions while replacing three offensive line starters and a quarterback. Front-runners for Ledvina’s spot include Durran Starks and Cory Lewylan, with Ryan Wheatfall rotating at safety and Trey Buck to see fall reps. Wide receiver Thomas Labian stands out early after missing most of last season.
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Texans stun draft by selecting Mario Williams No. 1
North Carolina State defensive end Mario Williams was chosen first by the Houston Texans, passing Reggie Bush as the top pick. Williams signed a six-year, $54 million deal with $26.5 million guaranteed, joining his mother Mary Williams and brother on a celebratory visit to Houston.
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