Pro Stock and Pro Mod winners in morning Raceway results
Pro Stock winner Jose Maldonado from Chicago IL drove a '06 GTO to 15.553 seconds at 52.93 mph over Jerry Haas of Fenton MO in a '05 Cavalier. Pro Mod winner Thomas Patterson of Spring TX ran a '41 Willys in 6.366 seconds at 204.73 mph over Brandon Pest of The Woodlands TX in a '53 Corvette.
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Jose Maldonado
Chicago
Jerry Haas
Fenton
Cavalier
Thomas Patterson
Spring
Willys
Brandon Pest
the Woodlands
Corvette
Travis Parton
Angelton
Tinman
Chris Gulitti
Mullis
Scott Randall
Carrollton
Bob Fitzhenry
Tomball
Glenn Stepan
Houston
Undercover
Archie Fruge
Lake Charles
Mark Buehring
Tommy Costales
Manuel
Roy Martinez
Nova
Jason Buckner
New Waverly
Barracuda
Paul Holman
Suzuki
David Baugh
Giddings
Hayabusa
Week's Games Highlight Local School Sports Schedule
The week features golf at Goose Creek and South Shore Harbour at 8 a.m. Varsity and junior high basketball games include RSS, REL, Baytown teams, and Cedar Bayou venues with multiple matchups from 4 to 7 p.m. Baseball rounds out the period with Varsity contests against Pearland and Clear Creek at 4 p.m.
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Goose Creek
Soph
RSS
REL
Sterling
Lee
Baytown Jr
Horace Mann
BJS
Highlands Jr
Woodland Acres
Highlands
Gentry
Cedar Bayou
CBJ
Baytown
Varsity
Pearland
Clear Creek
On the Air Sports Schedule Highlights
College basketball shows Louisville at Cincinnati on ESPN2 at 6 p.m. Tulane at UAB on CSTV at 7 p.m. Texas at Texas Tech on ESPN2 at 8 p.m. St Marys at Gonzaga on ESPN2 at 11 p.m. Pro basketball has Rockets at Philadelphia on FSNH at 6 p.m. Minnesota at Phoenix on NBA TV at 8 p.m. Pro golf covers LPGA ANZ Ladies Masters on Golf at 10 a.m. Wendy's Championship Skins Game on ESPN at 5:30 p.m. Pro hockey features Tampa Bay at New York OLN at 6 p.m. Calgary at San Jose OLN at 9:30 p.m.
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Cincinnati
Tulane
UAB
CSTV
Texas
Texas Tech
St. Mary’s
Gonzaga
Rockets
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Phoenix
NBA
Tampa Bay
New York
Calgary
San Jose
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Lee College Lady Rebels Dominate TSU to Split Battle
Lee College defeated Texas Southern 8-1 to move to 2-2 on the year. Jessica Aguillar, playing sixth, clinched the win with singles and paired with Andrea Villasana for an 8-5 doubles victory. Jordan McCombs also won both her singles and doubles matches, as the bottom lineup boosted the team.
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Baytown
Lee College
Lady Rebels
Texas Southern
Lee
Jessica Aguillar
Southern
Aguillar
Deya Balboa
Andrea Villasana
Balboa
Priscilla Cervantes
Jason Haynes
Jordan McCombs
McCombs
Velina Boteva
Ana Vidic
Boteva
Martha Kruk
Haynes
Stacy Lish
Kristina Vucenov
Roxana Martinez
Vucenov
Martinez
Vidic
Kruk
Lish
Shannon Drake
Cervantes
Rockets win to claim third straight in New York
Houston Rockets, led by Tracy McGrady with 23 points and Yao Ming back from toe surgery, beat the New York Knicks 95-39 at Madison Square Garden. David Wesley added 19 as Houston extended its winning streak, while Wesley sealed the win with four late free throws. Jalen Rose’s late 3 was blocked by Stromile Swift as time ran out.
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NEW York
Tracy McGrady
Yao Ming
Houston Rockets
New York Knicks
Rockets
McGrady
David Wesley
Houston
Yao
Knicks
Jalen Rose
Stromile Swift
Wesley
Rose
Maurice Taylor
Quentin Richardson
Madison Square Garden
How the game was won and lost in Detroit
The Steelers captured their first title in 26 years with a 21-10 victory over Seattle as Seattle’s costly mistakes and penalties swung the game. Key plays included a 75-yard Steelers TD by Willie Parker and a 43-yard Randle El to Ward pass, while Seattle squandered opportunities with drops from Jerramy Stevens and crucial infractions.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh Steelers
Seattle
Steelers
Seahawks
Jerramy Stevens
Pittsburgh
Joey Porter
Sean Locklear
Willie Parker
Antwaan Randle el
Hines Ward
McNabb Defends Against Owens Black on Black Charges
Donovan McNabb spoke on ESPN saying Terrell Owens criticism amounted to black on black crime and comparing it to naming other black quarterbacks. He argued the insult was a slap in the face and noted the race element in public discourse surrounding his performance. Michael Pineda is a Baytown Sun
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Donovan McNabb
Terrell Owens
ESPN
Michael Irvin
Owens
Philadelphia
Brett Favre
McNabb
Steve Largent
Joe Jurevicius
Campbell
Sylvester Johnson
Johnson
Rush Limbaugh
Limbaugh
Michael Vick
Daunte Culpepper
Steve McNair
Byron Leftwich
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