One Hit Ends Norths Tourney Run in 1-0 Loss
In a pitching duel League City American defeated Baytown North 1-0 in the District 14 Little League quarterfinals. Brad Solliday hit a solo homer in the second for League City. Sherry of North struck out 12 in a strong effort, while Reeves pitched three hitless innings before leaving after a hit by pitch.
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Chris Bonin
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Tejada breaks Derby record with 15 homers in second round
Miguel Tejada belted a record 15 home runs in the second round at Minute Maid Park, topping out at 497 feet and banking several shots over the left field wall. He defeated Lance Berkman 5 4 in the final as Bonds hit eight in round one and three in round two under night sky conditions.
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Berkman
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Minute Maid Park
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Willie Mays
Dirty Bay girls and boys claim podium at Jalapeno Championship
The Dirty Bay Buccaneers water polo teams dominated the Jalapeno Championship at Katy on July 6. The boys, seeded first, beat Humble Worms 10-8 to win the title while the girls, seeded third, defeated Lone Star 11-9 for third place after a 11-6 loss to Humble in the final. Players including Ryan Watkins, Austen Oliver, Chapa, Belal, Maiden, Cowher, Olsen, Olsen, Terry, and Evard led the show with key goals as coach comments highlighted team effort.
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Dirty Ray
Matthew Chapa
Chapa
Watkins
Bucs
Zayne Belal
Nickolas Maiden
Belal
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Tour Imamenit
Humble Worms
Dirty Bay
Kortie Bennett
Sarah McMullen
Kara Evard
Kaile Cowher
Cowher
Amy Olsen
Kenna Terry
Lone Star
Olsen
Brittany Watkins
Clemens to Start NL All Star Game Against Piazza
Roger Clemens will open the National League All Star Game throwing the first pitch to Mike Piazza. Clemens, 10-3 with a 2.62 ERA for the Houston Astros, was chosen by NL manager Jack McKeon. He and Piazza have a contentious history but expect to work professionally during the game.
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Mark Mulder
Joe Torre
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Stranger rescuer saves AEL Yale tailback Robert Carr
Robert Carr a former Baytown Lee star and current Yale University football player narrowly escaped drowning at Candlewood Lake Brookfield Conn after disappearing underwater for nearly three minutes A man about six feet tall in a red shirt witnessed the event and CPR revived Carr before he was treated at Danbury Hospital Carr previously earned all district honors academic all state and other accolades at Lee and had a standout Yale season with 1083 rushing yards in 2002
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