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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2005
Page
7
Calendar notes show a Jalapeno League event at Sterling with multiple matchups. At 10 a.m. 12-under girls feature Dirty Bay against Bay Area, followed by 10 45 a.m. boys Bay Area versus Dirty Bay and a 1 45 p.m. championship. At 2 30 p.m. Lone Star faces Dirty Bay in girls play.
Sterling head coach Herb Minyard will run the Third Annual Fighting Ranger Football Camp from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. July 18 to 21. Open to all incoming freshmen and eighth graders entering Sterling High. Camp fee is $20. Contact Minyard at 281-420-4500 ext. 242 for details.
Von Myers won the senior tournament at Chambers County Golf Course. Henry Griffin finished second, Sam Case third, and Roland Williams fourth in the weekly event.
Boxing cards on ESPN2 and Channel 67 lead a packed slate including Augustus versus Oliveira and Morales versus Mtagwa. Cycling, motor racing, stock-car qualifying, and multiple pro golf events fill the day alongside baseball, soccer, and LPGA action. Local teams Dodgers and Astros meet, and international matchups feature South Africa against Mexico on Channel 45.
In Jalapeno League finals Baytown youngsters broke a 0-4 run with an 11-5 victory by the 14-under boys. Amy Olsen led the 14-under girls with five goals and four assists as the Lady Buccaneers defeated Lone Star 15-2, while Dirty Bay opened strong in the girls game.
Ramon Hernandez plated a two-run single in his first game back from the disabled list as the San Diego Padres exploded for six runs in the fifth to beat the Houston Astros 7-5. Woody Williams earned the win, Trevor Hoffman notched his 24th save, and Morgan Ensberg powered Houston with a homer.
Lance Armstrong remained atop the Tour de France standings after the sixth stage from Troyes to Nancy marred by downpours and slick roads. Alexandre Vinokourov closed to 62 seconds, while Lorenzo Bernucci claimed victory dedicating his first win to his wife. Armstrong, 32nd on the day, eyed a fresher rest before the Alps as fatigue set in for several riders.
Silvis Illinois teen Michelle Wie, 15, carded under 70 to stay on the right side of the PGA Tour cut line as the first round ended. She sits tied for 73rd, five strokes behind early leaders, focusing on bold scoring rather than the cut.
Baylor alum Josh Ford, a Lee High School graduate, began his pro career with the Yakima Bears and posted a 316 average through four games. He singled and doubled in his first two ABs, drove in the lone run in a 1-0 win over Vancouver, and threw out three attempted basestealers. Vancouver had been 14-for-14 stealing against Yakima.
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