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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2004
Page
8
Gates open at 4 p m with racing lanes opening later and closing at 10 p m. Barbers Hill Little League 10s clash with Beaumont West End at Bridge City as part of the sectional tourney with a home run derby for ages 9 to 14 at 8 p m. Also Baytown Youth Track at Texas City at 6 p m.
A compact rundown of sports broadcasts across multiple networks including OLN ESPN TNT Ch.13 USA FX WGN FSN and ESPN2. Highlights include Tour de France Le Mans Grand Prix of Sonoma NHRA Mopar Mile High finals and Olympic trials with times from morning to evening across channels.
San Diego Padres topped Houston 7-4 as Mark Loretta launched a two run homer fueling a five run fifth. David Wells earned his third straight decision for the Padres while Roy Oswalt struggled in 4 2 3 innings. Loretta doubled to start the scoring and Terrence Long drove in a run with a sacrifice fly.
The Granbury Generals lead eight team Texas Collegiate League clubs including Coppell Copperheads Graham Roughnecks Highland Park Blue Sox McKinney Marshals Mineral Wells Steam and Weatherford Wranglers. Fox Southwest airs TCL features weekly through summer. Heinrich prepares to return to Sam Houston State for his sophomore baseball season citing strong host family support and valuable experiences.
Bink Grimes notes July trout action from Matagorda to South Padre with fish concentrated along edges of grasses and channels. He advises wading shallow flats at dawn and drifting surf at low tide, highlighting hot spots such as Long Reef and Grass Island, plus ICW edges. Live bait and artificial options are listed for surf and bays.
S.A.S.T. hosts the Ira Clarkson and Buddy McBride Memorial Youth Fishing Derby on July 24 at the 18th Street Pier San Leon. Open to youths 14 and under with adult supervision. Pre-register by July 21. check-in 7 am, derby 8 to 10 am, awards afterward. Catch and release. Contact Tiffanie Boyd for details.
Chambers County Golf Course runs daily rates 25 to 30 dollars with greens fee cart and play. Lee College hosts two basketball camps July 19-23 for grades K-4 and July 26-30 for grades 5-9 priced at 95 dollars including ball shirt and more. Sterling High School hosts Fightin Ranger football camp July 19-22 for grades 8-9 with 8 am check in and contact Herb Minyard 281-420-4500 ext 242. Lady Ranger Volleyball Camp July 26-29 5 8 p m cost 50 before July 12 55 after. pick up from RSS main office or call 281-924-6862.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department schedules a two day hunter education program July 31 and August 1 at 1724 Market Street Eddie V Gray Education and Recreation Center. July 31 runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and August 1 runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A home study class is August 2 from 4:30 p.m. The program costs 41 and is not recommended for those under 16. Registration at 281-427-2144 or rok. ton huntered yahoo com.
Bay Football hosts early registration through Aug 1 for the Fair Flag Football season for boys and girls ages 6 to 8 with a Sept 1, 2004 cutoff. Teams align by school. season runs August to October. Cost 60 dollars includes jersey mouthpiece flags and belt. Register online at nflyouth football com or contact Ed Brown at 281 428 5851 0 or web331 aol com.
Friday results show Milwaukee edged Chicago 3-2 while Pittsburgh beat Florida 6-2 and Philadelphia toppled the Mets 5-1. St Louis won 7-5 over Cincinnati, Montreal defeated Atlanta 5-1, San Diego beat Houston 7-4, and Colorado defeated San Francisco 7-4. Saturday features Philly 8 Mets 2 and other key division matchups with several late games. Sunday slate includes Montreal at Atlanta and multiple matinees with major pitchers scheduled, and Monday schedules list city pairings across the league along with several night games.
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