Sports calendar foray track and field and basketball matchups
Boys RSS practice at 3 p.m. and multiple basketball games across 4:20 to 7:30 p.m. at Baytown Cedar Bayou Horace Mann Gentry Woodland Acres Highlands and more. Tennis Sterling at Deer Park Journey 8 a.m. Soccer Galveston Ball visits Lee 5 and 7 p.m. Girls Sterling at West Brook and Barbers Hill at Cleveland 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Swimming Sterling at District 22-54 Meet Humble. Safe Street Night at Raceway Park 5 p.m.
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Sports on TV today college basketball schedule overview
Maryland visits Wake Forest at 6 pm on ESPN2 while Florida State plays Duke at 8 pm. Also California at Oregon at 9:30 pm, New Jersey at Orlando at 6 pm, Sacramento at San Antonio at 8:30 pm on TNT. Pro golf features Johnnie Walker Classic at midnight and FBR Open at 3 pm on USA. Hockey has New York Istargers at Boston 6:30 pm on ESPN. Libertadores final Atlas vs Santos at noon on FSN. Australian Open semifinal for men at 1 pm on ESPN and women doubles final at 10 pm.
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Hayes Hall of Fame bid shaded by past troubles
The article notes Bob Hayes faced drug-related prison time in 1979 and faced lasting scrutiny over his worthiness for the Hall of Fame. It contrasts his off field issues with Hall bylaws and discusses peers like Lynn Swann and Steve Largent. Hayes aided by teammates and remained active in charity and youth sports in Jacksonville.
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Junior High: District basketball highlights and finales
Highlands Eagles beat Gentry 52 47 in overtime as Errol Garrett 19 points, Eugene Mays 18, Justin Neal 14 pace the scoring. Gentry’s Ryan Kirk 21 led 8B with 44 41 victory. Highlands 7A 40 4 improved to 40 in league, Cedar Bayou unspecific finale prep.
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Horace Mann 3A earns first win over Woodland Acres
Horace Mann 3A Gators upset Woodland Acres 47 to 37 in district play paced by Arther Thomas with eight others scoring. In 7A HMJ Hornets beat the Gators 37 to 32 led by Wally Valencia with 10 points and Felipe Correa with eight as HMJ claims its first win. Horace Mann eyes season finale against Baytown Junior next week.
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LC-M girls win BH golf tournament
Little Cypress Mauriceville captured the girls division of the Barbers Hill Varsity Invitational with a team score of 430 at Eagle Pointe. Jennifer Sells of Beaumont claimed medalist honors with 77, followed by Cassie Street 87 Channing Norton 87 and Lyndsey Lewis 88. Barbers Hill totaled 567, while Port Neches-Groves and Conroe Oak Ridge finished second and third with 436 and 469 respectively.
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Former Texas coach Akers undergoes heart surgery
Former University of Texas football coach Fred Akers, 65, had open heart quadruple bypass surgery to repair blocked arteries at Heart Hospital of Austin. Son Dan Akers said the school released the update. Akers is expected to stay in hospital several days. He coached 1977 to 1986, winning two Southwest Conference titles.
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Majerus to resign after health scare ends Utah season
Utah coach Rick Majerus, 55, hospitalized with chest pains in Santa Barbara, will resign at season end. Assistant Kerry Rupp named interim coach and will lead the Utes against BYU on Saturday. Majerus could return if health permits.
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Correction clears Lee College players alive count
Sunday's Baytown Sun corrects an error about the first Lee College basketball team. It notes Otis Goss, who retired from Humble Oil, is living in Clifton Texas near Waco. The correction clarifies that other team members' statuses are unchanged.
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Rebels Edge Jaguars In Conference Tilt Despite Turnovers
Perry led Jacksonville with 19 points while Berry added 17 and Mertz 14 as the Jaguars beat the Rebels 56 46. Lee showed early pressure with a 10 0 run and built a 21 5 lead before Jacksonville rallied to take the lead at 42 40 with 17 20 left. Taylor left with an injured ankle and did not return as Lee faded late.
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