Pete Rose eyes return to baseball as manager
In a wide interview Rose presses for reinstatement and a 2005 return to baseball with a chance to manage again. He praises teaching players while critics point to gambling, tax troubles, and a Hall of Fame absence. Rose cites four seasons of strong Reds finishes under his leadership in the late 1980s.
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Texans count on Randall to start at right tackle
Galveston native Greg Randall returns to Houston area and leads the Texans’ bid to start at right tackle this season after a fall from starter to reserve with the Patriots. He started all 16 regular season games in 2001 for New England and helped open rushing lanes for Antowain Smith while protecting Tom Brady.
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Lady Ganders Seek Improvement Under Coach Roberts
Baytown Lee volleyball faces a lean roster with nine seniors gone and only one returning starter. Coach Leslie Roberts stresses continued progress despite losses, citing leadership from juniors Kyndle Jackson and Savannah Powers as the team pushes toward higher performance after a landmark win last season.
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Alou's three run homer lifts Cubs past Astros in Chicago
Moises Alou healthy and productive as he delivers a three run homer against his former team. Cubs bullpen blanks Astros late, winning 6-4 to pull within 1 1/2 games of first place Houston in the NL Central. Alou adds 18th homer and 75 RBIs with seven weeks left in the season.
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Lee D B Lewis Named to Preseason All-Greater Houston Team
Baytown de fensive back Will Lewis earned a spot on the Touchdown Club of Houston Preseason All-Greater Houston High School Football Team. The Texas Top 300 selection expressed surprise at the offense designation and praised the honor amid remarks from NFL Hall of Famer Elvin Bethea and former Oilers coaches at a banquet.
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