Mont Belvieu Flag Football League crowns spring super bowl winners
The 2006 Extreme Team Sports NFL Flag Football Spring League finished with top teams advancing to the May 20 Super Bowl in each age division. First place Packers Eagles Jets and Texans, with second place Buccaneers, led by players and coaches listed, will compete in fall league prep with August registration.
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Former Lamar Cardinal Jo Jo Haney Enshrined In Baseball Legend
Jo Jo Haney, native of Texas who played 120 starts for Lamar University Cardinals, posted a .277 career batting average with 123 hits, 23 doubles, six triples and 12 RBIs across three seasons. He also logged 19 walks and 17 stolen bases, contributing to Lamar coach Jim Gilligan’s squad success.
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Heather Stanley closes Kansas softball career with all region honor
Kansas senior Heather Stanley finished her career with the Lady Jayhawks earning a Provo Regional All-Tournament selection. The 55-game starter helped Kansas claim the Big 12 Tournament title, posting a .220 average with 36 hits, five doubles, two triples and one homer. She departs with a .242 career mark, earning her history degree and planning a 2006 07 teaching coaching path.
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Astros Rally Behind Oswalt In Cubs Victory Climb
The Astros beat the Cubs 5 3 behind Roy Oswalt who earned the win with two RBI singles and a run scored. Brad Lidge closed with a perfect ninth for his 17th save in 20 chances as Houston built a three run cushion in a high scoring second inning against Maddux.
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Mickelson Eyes Winged Foot Challenge for One Major
Phil Mickelson aims to win one title at Winged Foot where thick rough, deep bunkers, and steep greens shape the test. He tees off at 7:55 a.m. with Tim Clark and Thomas Bjorn as Tiger Woods, seeking a rare consecutive major run, pursues his first major win in years.
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