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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2004
Page
9
The state champion Blue Thunder 14U girls fastpitch softball team hosts a car wash from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Marble Stab on Garth Road across from San Jacinto Mall. Proceeds support travel to the ASA 14U national championships in Moreno Valley, California on August 2 to 8.
Rudy Tomjanovich agreed to coach the Los Angeles Lakers after Phil Jackson’s departure. The 55 year old ex Rockets boss guided Houston to NBA titles in 1994 and 1995 and is expected to sign, with a press conference planned.
Lance Armstrong escaped harm after a mid stage crash during the sixth stage from Bonneval to Angers as Tom Boonen won the sprint. Armstrong finished 34th and remains sixth overall nine minutes behind leader Thomas Voeckler with Ullrich further back.
The American Sprint Car Series Gulf South Loves/O'Reilly Tour stops at Raceway Park in Baytown for the Ronald Laney Memorial Race on the oval dirt track. Top ASCS drivers from across Texas and Louisiana compete, honoring Humble native Ronald Laney who died in a crash at East Bay Raceway in 2001.
The Richardson Memorial Scholarship Fund Tournament concludes with the championship game at Baytown Junior School at 7 p.m. The eighth and ninth grade teams from Baytown La Porte Barbers Hill and Houston competed since Friday. NBA point guard TJ Ford will guest in honor of Ashley Richardson who died in a car crash. Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children with all proceeds to the scholarship fund.
The Barber Hill 10-year-old All Stars captured first place in District 17 Tournament. The team features Wade Duke Cogan Broadway Cameron Johnson Kendall Hatfield Alexander Rowlett Preston Townley Brandon Clayton Grayson Long Cody Thompson Jesse Morton Cameron Gillis Cole Sexton with coach Mike Townley Bubba Johnson Kit Morton and Doc Gillis in the contributed photo.
The Dirty Bay 18 and under water polo team defeated Cy Creek 12-9 to capture the Jalapeno Championship. Seeded No. 1, the Bucs surged with goals from Austen Oliver, Chris Gonzales, Cody Watkins, Matthew Chapa, Marek Malik, Nickolas Maiden and Danon Ponder to seal the title after leading 11-6 by the third quarter.
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