Lachapelle tops 55 and up golf tourney at Chambers County
Lachapelle wins the 55 and older tournament at Chambers County Golf Course last week with Ronnie Rice second and Jerry Blackstone third. David Wilson finished fourth and Steve Turnbull was low gross with 78.
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Jerry Blackstone
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Steve Turnbull
Week's basketball and swimming schedule listed
The schedule lists LaPorte and Texas City boys teams with Soph four, JV five thirty, and varsity seven in RSS and REL venues. PA Memorial and West Brook girls play with similar times, while North Shore swims at RSS and Lee College competes at Angelina at seven p.m.
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Sports schedule highlights for pro and college games
Pro Basketball Dallas at Indiana on NBA TV at 6 p.m. Boston at Houston at 7 30 p.m. Jimmy V Classic Kansas versus St Josephs at 6 p.m. Boston College takes on Michigan State at 8 p.m. Pro Hockey New York Islanders visit St Louis at 7 p.m. Atlanta meets San Jose at 9 30 p.m. Pro Soccer Chelsea versus Liverpool at 1 30 p.m. Pro Rodeo Wrangler National Finals on ESPN2 at 11 a.m. and 11 p.m.
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Anahuac athletes honored at fall banquet
Anahuac fall program athletes were honored at a booster club banquet. Football MVP Casey Hedges and volleyball MVP Annette Coward led a long list of awardees across cheerleading cross country and football, with many players earning bits like Most Improved, Panther Heart, and Offensive/Defensive Player of the Year honors.
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Casey Hedges
Annette Coward
Patrick Heredia
Katisha Stevens
Caitlyn Suttle
Catherine Hunter
Kristina Fancher
Edison Davila
Heather Young
Panther Heart
Davisha Whittington
Shannon Smith
Casey Mulryan
Courtney Wood
Katie Bertrand
Dyana Hampton
Jessie Sutton
Adrienne Nichols
Christine Hill
Kelby Shandy-Kerby
Damon Ritter
Cody Bradford
Jeremy Moore
Bruce Williams
Cody Bradbury
Justin Desormeaux
Chris Dequeant
Ronnie Teran
Clemens undecided on 2006 return with Astros in limbo
Roger Clemens has not committed to pitching next season leaving the Houston Astros unsure how to plan for 2006. His agent said he would retire if forced to decide now and he may wait until late January or early February. The team must decide on salary arbitration by Wednesday night and payroll concerns loom as Clemens contends with back and hamstring issues. He aims to pitch for the United States in the World Baseball Classic next March.
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Texas
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Brad Buckman
LaMarcus Aldridge
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Toyota Center
Rick Barnes
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Roger Clemens
Houston Astros
Chicago White Sox
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Clemens
United States
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Mavericks 102 Bulls 94 as Nowitzki pours 35
Dirk Nowitzki scored a season high 35 points to power the Dallas Mavericks past the Chicago Bulls 102-94. Devin Harris added 13 points and a career high 10 assists with five steals, while Marquis Daniels posted 18 points. Bulls guard Kirk Hinrich left early with a concussion and Tyson Chandler battled fatigue from a respiratory issue as injuries hit both teams.
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Dirk Nowitzki
Dallas Mavericks
Chicago Bulls
Nowitzki
New Orleans
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Marquis Daniels
Adrian Griffin
Josh Howard
Dallas
Jason Terry
Bulls
Kirk Hinrich
Hinrich
Ben Gordon
Luol Deng
Boston
Detroit
Tyson Chandler
Seahawks Rout Eagles 42 0 On Monday Night in Snowy Philly
Seattle, led by a stingy defense with two interception returns for touchdowns by Dyson and Tatupu, crushed Philadelphia 42-0 as Shaun Alexander added two short TD runs. The Eagles, hampered by injuries and the Owens saga, suffered their worst game since 1998, while Seattle tied a 1984 team record with an eighth straight win. Dyson left with a sprained ankle after the fumble return to start the second half.
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Lofa Tatupu
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Seattle
Shaun Alexander
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Dyson
Ryan Moats
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