Calendar of Today and Monday Sports Schedule
Sterling at Tarkington and Lee at Dickinson volleyball at 4 30 p m along with Humble at Barbers Hill Dayton at Anahuac MacArthur at Crosby and tennis matches Sterling at PA Memorial and Lee at West Brook move through afternoon times including 3 30 p m at West Brook plus 4 p m at PA Memorial for tennis with other listed courts.
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Astros to face Dodgers in Los Angeles in 3 p.m. start
Houston Astros are set to play the Los Angeles Dodgers in Los Angeles with Roger Clemens slated to start. Results from the prior game were unavailable at press time and will be reported in Monday's Sun.
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Comets Clinch Playoff Spot With Big Win Over Sparks
Dominique Canty led Houston with a season high 17 points as the Comets defeated Los Angeles 77 to 51 to close the regular season. Tina Thompson scored 13 and Michelle Snow 11 as Houston improved to 19-15 and set up a first round date with Seattle. Los Angeles, at 17-17, earned the final Western Conference playoff berth.
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TV Schedule Highlights For Sports Day
ESPN airs the Little League World Series consolation at 11 a.m. and the championship at 2 30 p.m. Rolex Sports Car Speed 11 a.m. Molson Indy Montreal 12 30 p.m. Argent Mortgage Indy Grand Prix ESPN 2 30 p.m. MLB action features Atlanta Milwaukee 1 p.m. Cubs at WGN 1 p.m. Astros at Dodgers FSSW 3 p.m. Phillies at Arizona ESPN 7 p.m. Golf includes BMW International Open ESPN 7 a.m. Wendy’s Championship for Children ESPN2 noon Bay Mills Open Canadian Bay Mills Open 2 p.m. Koon Buick Championship Ch 11 2 p.m. U S Amateur Ch 2 3 p.m.
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Dallas D Holds Off Texans In Preseason Showdown
Dallas Cowboys beat the Houston Texans 21 to 9 as Roy Williams and Terence Newman locked down the back end. Williams delivered hard hits and Newman had an end zone interception, while rookies DeMarcus Ware and Kevin Burnett boosted the defense. Drew Bledsoe directed the first team offense for much of the game before halftime.
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Baytown Lee graduate Brian Johnson to lead Utah Utes
Utah named Baytown Lee product Brian Johnson as starter for 2005 season. The 18 year old true sophomore follows Alex Smith, the NFL top pick, who steered Utah to a Fiesta Bowl win over Pittsburgh. Johnson previously starred at Lee High, throwing for 2,900 yards and 33 touchdowns with 540 rushing yards and 12 scores in one season.
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RSS Sweeps Baytown Tennis Tournament Matches
The Sterling high school tennis team swept all three matches at the Baytown Team Tennis Tournament over the weekend led by coach Jan Strubbe. The boys and girls teams defeated Brazoswood and Angleton with multiple players earning wins including Heather Gardner Katy Griffith Krystal Clay Maggie Dancel Breelan Angel Rachel Young Megan Fish.
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Clay/Griffith posting a win at No. 2, and McGee/Walker
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Lee College drops season opener to Blinn in double header
Lee College Lady Rebels fall in both games to Blinn. The opener ends 32-20 30-26 30-25, with key plays from Megan Monk and Amanda Bell. In the nightcap Blinn wins 32-30, 30-26, 30-20 as LC trims the deficit briefly before Blinn pullaways.
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