Motor Sports Calendar At Raceway Park This Weekend
Friday Safe Street Night at Raceway Park starts at 5 p.m. Then Saturday hosts Speedway Series at 6 p.m. Sunday features Instant Green Light at Raceway Park at 4 p.m. The events form a compact weekend calendar for local motorsports fans.
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Friday Sports TV Guide Highlights Boxing and Golf
Television listings feature Friday Night Fights Taylor versus Cuevas at 8 p.m. on ESPN2 and other events across baseball, golf, and tennis. Pro baseball shows Atlanta at St. Louis and Montreal at Houston, both 7 p.m. Various golf events include Nordic Open at 8 a.m., Wendy's Championship for Children at noon, Omaha Classic at 12:30 p.m., U S Women’s Amateur at 2 p.m., The International at 3 p.m., and 3M Championship at 4 p.m. ATP Tennis Masters-Canada finals at noon and 6:30 p.m. on ESPN. Little League World Series features Escanaba versus Naples at 4 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Hunter education courses offered at Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center
Texas Parks and Wildlife conducts hunter education classes on August 9 at the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center in Baytown opposite Lee High School. Fee is $10. For information call 281-427-2144. Staff report.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule
Thursday results feature Atlanta 7 Milwaukee 1 and San Francisco 7 Pittsburgh 5. Chicago Cubs 9 San Diego 3. Mets 5 Astros 4. St. Louis 3 Florida 0. Montreal, Cincinnati games listed late. Friday games include Pavano at Sheets, Vazquez at Robertson, Ruiz Ortiz at Fassaro, Meadows at Jennings, Giavine at Webb, Base at Peavy, Estes at Ashby, Wolf at Fopper, Baltimore 5 Minnesota 3, Yankees 7 Texas 5, Detroit 3 Oakland 2, Boston 9 Anaheim 3, Cleveland 3 Seattle 0, Tampa Bay 3 Kansas City 2, Baltimore at Boston doubleheader, Texas at Toronto, Minnesota at Detroit, Anaheim at Cleveland, Seattle at Yankees, Kansas City at Tampa Bay, Oakland at Chicago White Sox, and more announced start times.
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NFL Preseason Glance From The Associated Press
NFL preseason results and upcoming games listed by conference. Includes schedules for Tampa Bay at Miami St Louis at Oakland and other Week 1 and Week 2 matchups with times and venues. Highlights scores from recent games and notes on weather and quarter suspensions.
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Patriots take exhibition win over Giants 26 6
New England newcomers impressed in a 26 6 exhibition win as Rosevelt Colvin and Tyrone Poole forced first quarter turnovers leading to 10 points. Fred McCrary nabbed a third quarter TD pass for a 20 6 lead. Dan Kiecko recorded 2 1/2 sacks in his pro debut. Giants used backups in first quarter, with Kerry Collins 6 for 10 56 yards and an INT.
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Clarett not invited to Buckeyes practice amid investigation
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel allows Maurice Clarett on grounds but not in meetings or practice as investigators sweep the OSU campus. Players say they will defend the title without Clarett, who avoided comment during media day and workouts at Woody Hayes Center.
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Texans aim higher as Capers pushes adjusted offense
Capers says Texans are more focused and playing to strengths after last year’s NFL worst 229 yards per game. QB David Carr vows personal and team goals beyond wins, while Pro Bowl CB Aaron Glenn embraces higher expectations at Reliant Park. Local linemen rooted in Houston area. Patrick Hughes added at tight end.
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Swoopes lifts Comets over Fever in 68-55 win
Houston Comets top Indiana Fever 68-55 as Swoopes scores 16, Snow 14, and Thompson 13. Snow and Thompson fuel late 10-3 run to secure a 62-52 lead. Catchings tallies 20 points and 13 rebounds for the Fever. Sacramento Monarchs defeat San Antonio Silver Stars 86-61 to stay in playoff contention. Jackson leads San Antonio with 15.
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Shootout grows to 31 teams in Eagle Pointe league
Rodney Calhoun, Eagle Pointe athletic director and tournament director, says the league expanded from 15 to 31 teams this year and anticipates it growing further. Varsity boys contest Dayton vs Barbers Hill at 6 30 pm and Hardin vs Crosby at 8 30 pm Friday, girls Baytown vs Barbers Hill at 5 30 pm and Dayton vs Channelview at 7 30 pm, with finals Saturday at Eagle Pointe Recreation Complex.
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MLB and NFL and NBA transactional roundup
National League updates include Reds placing Jose Acevedo on the 15 day DL and activating Scott Sullivan from the 15 day DL. Brewers place Wes Helms on the 15 day DL, retro to Aug 6, purchase Mark Smith from Indianapolis, move Todd Ritchie from 15 to 60 day DL. NBA Houston Rockets sign Adrian Griffin. NFL Arizona Cardinals waive Antwone Savage, sign Dratinn Burks. Houston Texans sign Patrick Hughes. Miami Dolphins place Davern Williams on IR and sign Tavares Jurineack. New York Jets sign Patrick Smith.
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