Sports calendar today features Kilgore at Lee and multiple swim and girls events
Kilgore College visits Lee College at 7 30 p m. Boys and 8A B games across Highlands Cedar Bayou and Gentry. Swimming includes Friendswood at Sterling with 6 p m girls Barbers Hill Splendora, 4 30 p m boys Lee at Clear Creek and other matches. Also 7 30 p m girls GCCISD 8A tourney. Horace Mann events at 4 30 p m. BaytownSun.com
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College Basketball TV Schedule Highlights
Miami visits North Carolina and BYU travels to North Carolina State in late evening games on ESPN networks. The State Farm U S Championships showcase rhythm dances and short programs on ESPN2. NBA action features Houston at Detroit on local channel 51 and Golden State at Dallas in primetime.
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Wimbledon to add Centre Court retractable roof
Wimbledon plans to build a retractable roof on Centre Court delaying rain delays for years. The AH England Club must obtain planning permission and work starts in two years with completion not before 2009. Boris Becker supports modernization while noting Wimbledon traditions endure elsewhere.
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Wimbledon Secures Centre Court With Roof Amid Rain
Tim Phillips of the All England Club notes water pooling on tarps covers courts but confirms the Centre Court roof preserves the venue’s atmosphere. Rain has long affected Wimbledon, with the official weather record dating to 1919. the tournament has been extended 14 times, including 2061 when Ivanisevic defeated Rafter in the men’s final, and only six tournaments were rain-free since 1908. Since 1877, 30 days of action have been washed out.
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Parcells eyes improvements after 10-6 Cowboys season
Parcells notes potential signings to bolster the Cowboys after a 10-6 finish and a wild-card berth. He cites needs across running game, pass rush, punting, returning, and offensive line while keeping Quincy Carter as quarterback unless a clear upgrade becomes available.
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Molitor and Eckersley elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Mike Molitor and Dennis Eckersley were revealed as recent Hall of Fame inductees by the BBWAA voting. Molitor noted for his versatility as a DH and clutch hitting, while Eckersley was recognized as a premier closer after a late-career transition. Other top vote-getters included Ryne Sandberg, Bruce Sutter, Jim Rice, and Andre Dawson.
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Rollie Fingers
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Basketball: late-game surge falls short in district clash
Montgomery scored to cut the gap to 35-34 as Lacour drew an intentional foul and made two free throws. Sterling inbounded and Montgomery missed a 3, Polanco added a free throw, and a late miss by Montgomery sealed Clear Creek’s 35-34 comeback bid. Driver led with 10 for Clear Creek. Sterling's Montgomery had six rebounds.
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Lacour
Sterling
Sara Polanco
Amanda Carroll
Clear Creek
Peggy Whitley
Rachael Driver
Ashli Chandler
Clear Lake
Hill
Ashley Washington
Brandi Jeffcoat
Port Arthur Memoril
Sharyn Stickler
Brittany Sevier
Claudette Charles
Hardin-Jefferson
Anahuac
Raine Schretien
Yoshica Spears
Topeka Coates
Callie Boyer
Lady Panthers
Hardin
Longhorns face coaching speculation after tough season
Texas finished 10 3 and ranked 12 after a 28 20 Holiday Bowl loss to Washington State. Athletic Director DeLoss Dodds said no pressure from officials or donors for staff changes. Prominent UT donor Joe Jamail defended Mack Brown and said disappointment over Oklahoma would spur future effort.
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Baytown Area Kids Celebrate Birthdays in January
The notice profiles KEGAN TAYLOR SUSTAIRE son of Roger and Amy Sustaire celebrating his first birthday January 8 2004 with Baytown grandparents Thomas and Charlotte Wood and Roger and Susan Sustaire and Mississippi and Corpus Christi relatives. CALYN NICOLE DUGAT turns two January 3 2004. Mont Belvieu family roots include Dugat Dutton Shoemaker. A BAYTOWN Baytown area child Sabrina Linck and Jeremy Kimble mark a first birthday on January 7 2004 with Linck and Kimble relatives and Baytown grandparents.
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Kegan Taylor Sustaire
Roger
Amy Sustaire
Baytown
Thomas
Charlotte Wood
Susan Sustaire
Corpus Christi
Thomas Wood
Mississippi
Dorthy Lustaire
June Baker
Tommy
Janey Wood
Marshall
Scott, Joy
Allison Campbell
San Antonio
Calyn Nicole Dugat
Jim
Cindy Dugat
Mont Belvieu
Jordyn
Paden
James
Frances Dugat
Tom & Linda Dutton
Delinda Dutton
Glen & Julie Dutton
Dorrie Shoemaker
Sabrina Linck
Jeremy Kimble
Stevie Lanne Boone
Dayton
Jan Linck
Selinus Love
Jerry Kimble
Fort Worth
Zelma Kirk
Jackie Kimble
Avery, TX
April Linck
Nikki Kimble
Brittany Kimble
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