Dayton at Dickinson Football Schedule Teases Evening Lineup
Sports calendar lists Dayton at Dickinson with times to be announced, Anahuac at East Chambers freshmen 5 p.m. junior varsity 6 p.m. varsity 7 p.m. plus a dense tennis, water polo, volleyball and motorsports slate across multiple venues including Raytown, Rayburn, Clear Brook, Lee and Raceway Park with various start times and events through the evening.
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Deer Park
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Boxing and golf and more on Friday sports TV slate
Boxing Pearson versus Feden at 2 p.m. on FSN as Friday Night Fights. Ouma faces Bojorquez at 8 p.m. on ESPN2. U S Men’s Amateur Golf at 1 p.m. on ESPN. NASCAR Sharpie 500 qualifying at 2 p.m. on TNT. Food City 250 at 7 p.m. on PRO. Cincinnati at Houston at 7 p.m. on FSN. Atlanta at Colorado at 8 p.m. on TBS. Cubs at Diamondbacks at 9 p.m. on WGN. Falcons at Dolphins at 7 p.m. on CBS. Reno-Tahoe Open at 7 a.m. on Golf. Bay Mills Open at 11 a.m. on Golf. WGC NBC Invitational at 141 a.m. and 4 p.m. on ESPN. Wachovia LPGA Classic at 1 p.m. on Allianz. Pilot Pen TD Waterhouse Cup noon and 6 p.m. on Tennis. Pilot Pen second semifinal at 7 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Astros Top Cubs 9-3 Behind Biggio Two-Run Shot
Craig Biggio delivered a two run homer as the Houston Astros beat the Chicago Cubs 9-3. Ron Villone pitched five solid innings while Kerry Wood took the loss after four frames. Houston built a 5 0 lead and expanded to 8 1 before Chicago added two runs late.
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Moises Alou
Villoné
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Aramis Ramirez
Eric Karros
Ramon Martinez
Alou
Damian Miller
Villone
Rick White
Dan Miceli
Adam Everett
RBI
BCA JV Clinches First Victory In History At Lutheran South
Baytown Christian junior varsity captured its first program win with a 20-0 victory over Lutheran South. QB Curti Wilson sparked three TD runs while Chris Nightingale added a two point run and strong defense led by Nightingale Davis and Angel. First home game set for Thursday at 4 30 p.m. vs Port Bend. Jeff Watkins leads as new head coach with Steve Richard as assistant.
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Baytown Christian
Lutheran South
BCA JV
Curti Wilson
Chris Nightingale
Nightingale
Luke Davis
Austin Angel
Port Bend
NCAA leaders push for accountability in athletics era
The piece quotes Brand praising swift actions at Alabama and Iowa State, noting a shift toward transparency since executives wrested control from athletic departments in 1997. It highlights cases involving Mike Price and Larry Eustachy, and discusses rising scrutiny from media and public, plus hopes for improved graduation trends amid high expectations for top professionals.
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NCAA
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Towa State
Mike Price
Larry Eustachy
Iowa State
Ohio State
Maurice Clarrett
Buckeyes
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Michigan
Callaway eyes streak as division title focus drives plan
Callaway outlines a race strategy aiming to win each round and extend a winning streak after Scribner, praising Pyle Bros. Performance Differentials for gear life. He notes the division championship as the main goal while acknowledging potential nationals progress, with qualifying Friday and Saturday and finals Sunday.
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Pyle Bros
Baytown
Community Soccer Fall Kickoff Event Ambitious Schedule
A multi age soccer festival invites 12 girls and 24 boys teams from U7 to U19. Opening ceremony at 9 am introduces board members sponsors and guests. Skills tournament at 11:15 am. Open 6-on-6 10-minute games start 1:30 pm with age group blocks through 6:40 pm. Contact Manuel Gonzalez at 281-427-7227.
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Scoreboard highlights Thursday and Friday baseball games
MLB results show Milwaukee 5 Philadelphia 2 and Los Angeles 2 Montreal 1. Mets 5 Padres 7. Houston 9 Cubs 3. St Louis 6 Pirates 3. Colorado 5 Florida 4. Late games include Cincinnati at Houston, Wells at Milwaukee, Myers at St Louis, and Maddux at Colorado among others with multiple 7:05 to 9:15 p.m. starts and Saturday schedules listed.
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Noma
Willis
Panson
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Chicago
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Final Wednesday Night Trophy Night results at Raceway Park
Mike Rollins won Street Tire Trophy in an '86 Trans Am with 13.870 at 93.40 defeating Mark Esparza in an Alvin '00 Ford Lightning who ran 13.201 at 102.84. Robert Rodriguez topped Sportsman Trophy in a '68 Dodge Dan with 42.280 at 103.01 over Henry Ezeli in a '73 Dodge with 13.422 at 101.72. Tony Davis claimed Motorcycle Trophy in a '00 Kawasaki at 9.650 while Dwayne Tousand finished 9.896 at 140.46. Jackpot winner Mike Hunter in a Baytown '67 Chevy 11 ran 10.246 at 129.43 defeating Terry League in an '86 dragster 8.488 at 155.22. Footbrake winner Jason Patterson in a '62 Nova 11.497 at 111.08 defeated Jack Robinson in a '68 Cuba at 12.586 at 405.80.
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Highlands
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Mark Esparza
Alvin
Ford Lightning
Robert Rodriguez
Baytown
Dodge Dan
Henry Ezeli
Sweeny
Dodge
Tony Davis
Houston
Dwayne Tousand
Lake Charles
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Jackpot
Mike Hunter
Chevy
Terry League
Dragster
Jason Patterson
Crosby
Nova
Jack Robinson
Santa Fe
Cuba
Cowboys and Steelers Clash in Preseason Tussle
Cowboys and Steelers staged a heated preseason game with backfield shuffles and agitated coaches. Maddox and Bettis anchored the Steelers’ 85 yard second quarter drive, while Carter and Hutchinson split quarterback duties for Dallas. Burress and Galloway each contributed as the Cowboys sat Bryant, and Allen missed the trip before returning later.
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Josh Miller
Steelers
Charlie Batch
Cowboys
Pittsburgh
Burress
Jerome Bettis
Bettis
Cawher
Amos Zereoue
Batch
Maddox
Carter
Hutchinson
Joey Galloway
Galloway
St. Louis Cardinals
Adrian Murrell
Murrell
Antonio Bryant
Jason Gildon
Coweboys
Larry Allen
LLWS: Japan advances to fourth straight title game
Japan beat Mexico 7-1 to reach the international championship, set to face Curacao in the final as Grichuk and Muldoon pitched. Grichuk homered twice in Richmond’s rally, with Michalek tripling and later scoring on an infield error to climb within one.
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Grichuk
Japan
Mexico
Curacao
Netherlands Antilles
Richmond
Jimmy Michalek
Robinson
Garrett Staudt
Sare
Robert Pienka
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