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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2007
Page
7
A man attempted to steal tools and a laptop from a garage Sunday afternoon but fled after a passerby observed him. He fled in a red Toyota from the 4000 block of Shale Drive as an ex-husband waiting with a tire iron attacked the victim, shattering a window and injuring her with glass. Police issued a warrant for the ex-husband, who has no known residence or employer to serve.
A woman entered Sears late Sunday afternoon and concealed clothing perfume and jewelry in a stroller. Security officers observed suspicious behavior on cameras and arrested her as she attempted to leave without paying. About $400 worth of items were recovered. A separate note mentions a woman returning from a softball game with a man shortly before 7 p.m. Sunday.
Baytown police logged 153 calls from 6 a.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday including seven alarms three assaults one auto theft four burglaries two burglaries of motor vehicles five mis chief incidents 18 disturbances one forgery three thefts and five minor accidents. Crime Stoppers offers cash tips and anonymity. call 281-428-TIPS. Full report at baytown.org.
Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services partners with Baytown Health Clinic and MD Anderson to offer a free prostate cancer screening for Harris County residents aged 40 to 70 without prior prostate cancer. The event runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1000 Lee Drive. appointments are required by calling 281-427-5195 and asking for Iris Cruz.
Outdoor writer notes low tides concentrate redfish in sloughs and bays, with Capt. Bobby Gardner reporting limits on redfish using Norton Sand Eel Jrs. Trout feed up near Laguna Madre after thawing, with guides Countz and Shuler praising record trout activity in 18-19 inch range. Jetty action also yields bull reds, as warming temperatures sharpen fishing prospects.
Krysta Martin pitched for the Lady Falcons but a fourth inning cascade of six errors by the Panthers led to four unearned runs on Huffman hits. Laskoskie and Mulryan contributed hits, Ritter reached on an error, though the game ended after five innings with a 4-0 loss. Martin had three strikeouts, three hits allowed, and four unearned runs. Anahuac names Martin and Laskoskie as All Tournament selections.
Eight of nine Panthers hitters reach base with Omar Teran Hunter Ullrich Caleb Spinks and Clay Hans collecting two hits each along with three apiece for Kelby Shandy Kerby and Carlos Gonzales Pierre Russell and Jacob Pesina add one hit apiece Russell nearly completes the game before relief from Gonzales. Panthers visit Tarkington today with JV at 430 PM and varsity at 700 PM before hosting the Anahuac Play by the Bay Tournament starting Thursday.
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