Tiger Woods Sees Lead Narrow At NEC Invitational
Tiger Woods shot an even par 70 to tie for the 36 hole lead at 4 under 136 with Luke Donald amid blustery conditions at Akron. Donald surged with three early birdies while Vijay Singh and Henrik Stenson faltered. Mickelson sat 141 after 72 as Woods faced a weekend battle with several rivals at Firestone.
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Texans Raiders preseason clash tests young depth
Houston and Oakland meet in a tuneup as Moss faces his former team amid talk of development for young players. Buchanan returns to face Moss while Sapp praises his teammate’s impact. Carr's status is uncertain with Parsons serving as emergency passer as Banks Ragone and Symons contend with injuries.
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Carlos Francis
LaMont Jordan
David Carr
Dom Capers
Capers
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Parsons
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Tony Banks
Dave Ragone
B.J. Symons
Lady Rangers rebound to 5 1 over Sam Rayburn
RSS improved to 5-1 after a comeback win over Sam Rayburn. Destiny Mason led with 23 kills and nine digs, while Michael Heinrich added 16 assists and five kills. After a motivational talk by coach Nadine Horne, RSS swept the final two games 25-5 and 25-9 and heads to the 26th Annual La Porte Tournament at San Jacinto College in Pasadena.
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Amber Russell
Courtney Zink
la Porte
San Jacinto College
Pasadena
Lady Ganders Rally For Victory In SpikeFest Opener
Pasadena Memorial opened the McDonald’s SpikeFest in Corpus Christi with a 25-16 21-25 25-17 win over Alice. AEL fell to Corpus Christi King and Portland Gregory, beat Laredo LBJ, and sits at 3-2 heading into bracket play today.
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Ganders Ready for Season Opener After Scrimmage
Lee High scrimmage at Ball marks a final preview before next Friday’s opener against Stroke Jesuit. Cornerback wideout Freddy Epps misses with a foot injury while Jesse Trejo rest due to a twisted ankle but is expected to play in the opener. Coach Dick Olin aims to gauge sophomores against strong competition and build game tape.
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Eagles Scrimmage Highlights Near Misses and Key Plays
Eagles and Barbers Hill exchanged drives in a scrimmage with Moore making a 21 yard run and a 27 yard pass to Moore, Daniels connecting on a 9 yard completion and a costly fumble recovered by a teammate, Lumberton committing two interceptions on their final series.
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Ganders Parade Pep Rally At Pete Lultis Stadium
The Ganders host a 7 30 p m pep rally Monday at Pete Lultis Stadium sponsored by the REL Booster Club. Football volleyball tennis cross country and the cheerleaders and band will participate. Public event with a $1 admission.
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Astro fan van to stop at Lee College for fall registration
The KTRH Astro fan van will stop August 25 from 10 to 11 a.m. outside the Lee College Sports Arena to give away free Astros tickets and merchandise. On campus fall registration occurs August 24 4 to 7 p.m. August 25 9 a.m. to noon and 4 7 p.m. plus August 27 9 a.m. to noon.
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MLB Scorecard Fridays Top Games And Tripleheader Schedule
Cubs beat Rockies 5-3 and Pirates 11-2 led the night slate while Mets edged Nationals 1-0 and Reds crushed Diamondbacks 17-3. Padres toppled Braves 12-7 and Dodgers were blanked by Astros 5-0 with many night games and a full slate of late afternoon and evening matchups across the league.
Weekday NFL Scores and Weekend Schedule Report
Monday Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 38 to 31 and New Orleans beat New England 37 to 27. Tennessee topped Atlanta 24 to 21 while Cincinnati beat Washington 24 to 17 and New York Jets edged Minnesota 28 to 21. Saturday matchups include Cleveland at Detroit noon Green Bay at Buffalo 5 pm Miami at Pittsburgh 6 30 pm Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 6 30 pm Oakland at Houston 7 pm Chicago at Indianapolis 7 pm Carolina at New York Giants 7 pm Philadelphia at Baltimore 7 pm Arizona at Kansas City 7 30 pm San Francisco at Denver 8 pm Sunday St Louis visits San Diego 3 pm Dallas at Seattle 7 pm.
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Major League Transactions Across MLB NBA NHL NFL
Baseball moves include Nick Swisher activated by Oakland and Jerry Hairston by Chicago. Moises Alou returns for San Francisco with Jason Ellison optioned. Basketball notes Atlanta Spirit stake sale by Steve Belkin and governor change, plus Joe Johnson traded to Hawks. Celtics sign Will Bynum. Bobcats extend Brevin Knight. Mavericks add Christie and Diop. Football adds Lester Towns and Raiders waive Will Holder. Hockey signings span Ducks, Blue Jackets, Stars, Red Wings, Panthers, Wild, Predators, Islanders, Senators, Coyotes.
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Shane Hynes
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Jaroslav Balastik
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Janos Vas
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Brenden Morrow
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Valtteri Filppula
Florida Panthers
Jean-Marc Pelletier
Minnesota Wild
Richard Wallin
Nashville Predators
Randy Robitaille
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Joel Bouchard
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Steve Martins
Brett Clouthier
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