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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2003
Page
10
The British Open controversy centers on wind moving a ball and a penalty. Phil Mickelson and Jan Woosnam were cited for self penalties in prior Opens. Mark Roe was disqualified after a 67 left him poised for a high finish, highlighting the sport’s rigid rules.
In a major golf event, Parnevik and Roe forgot to exchange scorecards at the first tee and kept each other’s scores. After the scoring trailer checks, both were disqualified, with Roe taking responsibility and reflecting on past personal struggles while acknowledging the broader integrity rules of the sport.
Instant Green Light at Raceway Park features a 4 p.m. race session highlighting driver lineups and competitive laps as the sports calendar notes a key motor sports event for today.
The schedule lists Formula One British Grand Prix from Silverstone at 6:30 a.m. on SPEED, NHRA Mile-High Nationals early rounds at 1:30 p.m. and final at 5 p.m. on ESPN networks, British Open final round from Sandwich at 5 a.m. on TNT, LPGA Big Apple Classic final at noon on NBG, and major league baseball games on TBS WPIX WGN plus swimming worlds in Barcelona on ESPN2.
Carlos Sastre of CSC wins the 122.5 mile stage from Toulouse to Ax 3 Domaines after a 9.4 mile Port de Pailheres climb. Ullrich finishes second 61 seconds back and hints at chasing the yellow jersey tomorrow. Zubeldia is third, Armstrong fourth, with Ullrich gaining 12 seconds in the overall standings.
At the British Open Woods tied the event after two eagles but faltered with four bogeys late finishing 69 and two back. Love battled to a 72 after a rough start and a late eagle, while Garcia recovered from rough holes to post 70. A disqualification over a scorecard error stunned the crowd.
Reds debutant Ryan Wagner faced five batters, retiring all, as Houston built a 5-0 lead in six pitches. Craig Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, and Bagwell, Berkman homered as Astros surged to a 6-0 by the second inning. Hidalgo and Ensberg hit consecutive homers, Berkman added a multihomer game, and Cincinnati bullpen walks fueled late scoring. Mateo and Stinnett provided Reds RBI singles in the eighth.
In a tight 7-on-7 clash, Forney builds a late lead, then stifles a Ganders rally as Lee fails in a final drive. Johnson connects with Carr for multiple scores, but Forney uses clock-saving defense to seal a 27-26 victory and end Lee’s tournament run.
Saturday results include Atlanta 7 LY Mets 4 Houston 9 Cincinnati and San Francisco 5 Colorado 3 St Louis 3 Los Angeles 1. Cubs at Florida late and several games queued for Sunday with Mets at Atlanta and Houston at Cincinnati among notes.
The Cowboys embrace Bill Parcells as a transformative coach. He imposes strict rules, reshapes routines, and aims to return Dallas to the early 1990s dynasty through a disciplined, battalion-style training camp in the Alamodome. Key players like Terence Newman, Chad Hutchinson, Quincy Carter, and Joy Hambrick adjust to new standards while the defense strengthens with Newman. Preseason plans include games in San Antonio, Arizona, and Texas Stadium as workouts begin.
The Texans add Stacey Mack Dominick Davis and Tony Hollings to bolster run game while Capers stresses the need to see pads to judge progress. New picks Andre Johnson Bennie Jappin and Jabari Holloway promise depth at key positions as Houston eyes improved offense and defense. Preseason plans include limited games Hall of Fame effort and joint workouts with Dallas and Denver.
Wavro, a 2003 Sterling graduate and former four-time district champion, captured the Memorial Young Houstonian title with strong field play including college competitors. Behrman finished fourth as Crews of Willis took the men’s division with 215, four strokes ahead of Robert Gwin of Houston.
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