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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2003
Page
10
Sports calendar lists events at Raceway Park today with All Hariey Drags at 6pm and Sunday Instant Green Light at 4pm. The listings name Raceway Park as the venue and note the times for each race event.
A dense TV guide lists WPBA Classic Tour semifinals and finals on ESPN, boxing matchups on HBO, cycling Tour de France timings, high school Bayou Bowl, AMA motocross, NASCAR events on NBC and ESPN networks, pro basketball all star showcase, golf majors and senior events, MLS and WUSA soccer, ATP Hall of Fame semis, and AVP Tempe Open volleyball across channels with varied start times.
Los Angeles beat Washington 97 to 91 on Wednesday. Sacramento defeated San Antonio 89 to 76 while Cleveland stopped Phoenix to 68 at Charlotte 65. Detroit 88, Indiana 76, New York 69, Minnesota 82, Connecticut 75. All-Star Game set for New York at 3 p.m. Sunday schedule shows no games.
Weekend action lists scores for Atlanta Chicago Cubs Florida Montreal Philadelphia Mets St. Louis San Diego Houston Cincinnati Milwaukee Los Angeles Colorado San Francisco St Louis Boston Detroit Cleveland White Sox Yankees Toronto Kansas City Texas Minnesota Anaheim Tampa Bay Seattle Baltimore Oakland Cleveland Boston Detroit Kansas City Texas Seattle Yankees Toronto details include pitcher records and game times for numerous matchups across MLB venues.
Colorado 1 Los Angeles and other MLS games listed for Saturday and Wednesday. Matches include MetroStars at New England Dallas at Kansas City D C United at Chicago Colorado at San Jose and more with times across July 16 and July 19.
The AP reports a flurry of signings trades and suspensions across leagues. Omar Quintanilla agreed with Oakland, Adrian Gonzalez Will Smith and Ryan Snare joined Texas in a multi player deal, Aaron Fultz activated, Lloyd McClendon extended with Pittsburgh, Larry Bird named Pacers president, Mike Dunleavy named Clippers coach, Jason Kidd and Zoran Planinic contracts with New Jersey, and four game suspensions for Torrance Marshall and Byron Chamberlain. Khalid Abdullah signed by Cincinnati Bengals.
At Brown Deer Park Jerry Kelly faced a 1 hour 38 minute rain delay and a broken head on his putter. He used a replacement from his truck for the last 10 holes and posted a 67 to stay within one stroke of leader Jay Don Blake as two-time US Open champion Andy North shot 69.
Beth Daniel birdied her final hole to post 69 and sit one stroke ahead of Janice Moodie after two rounds of the LPGA Canadian Women's Open in Vancouver. Juli Inkster Kim Saiki and Heather Bowie share 140 while Laura Davies leads a group at 3 under. Lunke shot 77 to finish 9 over and miss the cut.
UH quarterback Barrick Nealy plans to transfer to Southwest Texas State after knee surgery ended his UH season. He may have to sit out a year if the one time transfer exception is not granted. UH athletic director Dave Maggard will decide next week. Larry Bird and Isiah Thomas meet as Pacers executives with shared aim to restore title success.
Dallas explores upgrades after Alonzo Mourning, Karl Malone and Gary Payton moves. Owner Mark Cuban wooed Mourning with a four year offer as Dallas eyes free agents beyond a strong core of Nowitzki Nash Finley Van Exel. New Jersey leads East after Kidd decision.
San Antonio weighs big moves with $15 million to $16 million cap space after Derek Robinson’s retirement frees funds. The club courted Jason Kidd with a six year, over $90 million offer, hosted by Gregg Popovich for his wife, while exploring Jermaine ONeal, PJ Brown and Rasho Nesterovic as potential additions to pair with Tim Duncan.
Ross S Sterling High School will run a football camp July 14 17 from 8 a.m. to noon for incoming eighth and ninth graders. Coaches will conduct offense defense and kicking drills. The $20 fee includes a T shirt. Registration forms are in the weight room. call 284-420-4528 or 281-420-4530 for details.
Italy's Alessandro Petacchi won the stage finish sprint for Fassa Bortolo, securing the green jersey. He beat Baden Cooke and Fabrizio Guidi amid heat on the second-longest Tour stage from Nevers, aided by teammates blocking wind. he hopes to retain his green jersey into Paris.
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