Veterans debut with new teams in camp thunder
The Associated Press reports Terrell Owens, Keyshawn Johnson and Daunte Culpepper began training camp with new teams while Ben Roethlisberger and Braylon Edwards returned from injuries. Owens dazzled Cowboys fans with a TD catch and celebratory start after a late arrival. Johnson warned Carolina teammates about overhyped expectations. Culpepper showed progress nine months after knee surgery and Roethlisberger sprinted through camp wind sprints. Edwards resumed practice earlier than expected after ACL injury, eyeing a Sept. 10 opener. Seahawks safety Ken Hamlin plans to join contact drills Sunday as camp continues.
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Mothers Learn Football Terms at Clinic
A crowd of 36 women attended a football clinic led by coordinators explaining player positions and terminology. Mary Jane Compton and Dene Persiani highlighted the value of Moms learning the sport, while a tape hiccup and door prizes dotted the day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. including facility tours and NCAA guidelines briefings.
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District 21-5A Playoff Race Hinge On The Game
The race to the fourth 21-5A playoff spot hinges on The Game between REL and RSS. Humble Port Arthur Memorial Beaumont West Brook are favored top three. Lee fourth, RSS fifth. A loss by REL or RSS to Kingwood Atascocita or Channelview could end playoff dreams. Channelview moves to 5A under Averton Hurts after guiding Lee as defensive coordinator.
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Astros Win Behind Lidge Safe Ninth In Hard Fought Game
The Astros snapped a scoreless drought in the eighth when a Diamondbacks run was finally halted after Oswalt yielded 21 innings without a tally. Oswalt exited after two poor outings and Lidge closed with a 11 pitch save. Byrnes singled in the eighth for Arizona before Lidge finished.
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Cowboys Spears to have knee scoped in camp injury
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marcus Spears injured his right knee in the first training camp workout and will undergo arthroscopic surgery Sunday, sidetracking him for up to three weeks. Coach Bill Parcells said Spears misses valuable work but expects a timely return. Kenyon Coleman filled in on Saturday, while Jay Ratliff competes for time and Parcells weighs moving Chris Canty or keeping Jason Hatcher on the right side if Spears is out long.
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Early Hall of Fame Class of 1936 Featured Ruth Cobb Wagner
The first Baseball Hall of Fame inductees named in 1936 include Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Honus Wagner Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson. The note also mentions a car repair service update and an NFL back Crail Heyward with five teams from 1988 to 1998.
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