Local sports schedule sweep across area fields and tracks
Lee Connie Mack at La Porte and Sterling at Deer Park lead a busy day with doubleheaders at 6 p.m. Baseball action includes Crosby vs Galveston Ball and Barbers Hill vs Pasadena Memorial at Winnie Brown Field. Baytown Youth Track hosts events at Sultis Stadium and Crenshaw Park with cross country at Pasadena. Motor events feature Amateur Trophy Night and Sport Compact Night with time trials and finals.
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College Baseball and Pro Sports on TV Today
South Carolina faces LSU at 1 p.m. on ESPN2 and Cal State Fullerton meets Miami at 6 p.m. on ESPN2. Pittsburg plays Houston at 7 p.m. on FSN with Cleveland at Chicago White Sox also at 7 p.m. on ESPN. Euro 2004 features France vs Switzerland at 1:30 p.m. on FS. Wimbledon tennis coverage begins at 7 a.m. on ESPN2 and 11 a.m. on ESPN.
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Griffey Junior joins 500 homer club with Reds win
Ken Griffey Jr 500th homer, a 2-2 pitch from Matt Mortis, powered the Reds past the Cardinals 6-0 in St Louis. At 34, he became the sixth youngest to reach the milestone, celebrated by teammates and family including Ken Griffey Sr. The win snapped a nine game road skid for Cincinnati and kept them atop the NL Central.
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Texas triumph in Bayou Bowl with 32 29 score
Finley reports a Texas victory 32 to 29 over Louisiana in a Bayou Bowl clash. key plays include a 31-yard Herb Hill run, a Richie Bean to Jonathan Bushnell two point pass, and Danny Amendola’s 18-yard TD to Terrence Nunn. MVP honors go to Amendola on offense and Walter Thomas on defense.
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Newman wins DHL 400 at Michigan after late surge
Ryan Newman secures his first Victory of 2004 at Michigan International Speedway, overcoming an early radiator problem to pass Dale Jarrett on lap 178 and clinch his 10th Cup win. Rookie Kasey Kahne finishes second as Jarrett holds third amid late charge.
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Teykl Ready for 14th Terry Season and Coaching Career
Teykl enters his 14th season as Terry head coach after two years at Rice Consolidated. A Needville HS graduate, he boasts two district titles and seven playoff appearances. His coaching career spans East Berard Southwest Texas and TCU, with a weeklong family beach trip planned this season.
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Final round results at Houston Raceway Park June 19 2004
O'Reilly E T Bracket Racing Series at Houston Raceway Park reported final round results led by Daryl Patton Highlands TX in a '70 Maverick with an 8.629 at 151.97 defeating Gary Lowry Baytown TX in a '91 Tin Man. Pro winner Charles Broussard Orange TX in an '84 Camaro 10.225 won over Mike Frederick Beaumont TX. Foot Brake winner John LeDoux Lake Charles LA in a '77 Luv 11.494 beat Martin Anderson Pasadena TX. Advanced Jr. Dragster Chance Bullock Baytown TX '01 Hardens 9.077 defeated Brian Nelson Pasadena TX. Sportsman Jr. Dragster Candi Beth Glasco Friendswood TX '96 Hardens 9.930 defeated Shane Garcia Houston TX. Consolation Jr. Dragster Tyler Garcia Houston TX 9.148 defeated Erich McLaurin Pearland TX 7.919. NL Glance by AP covers baseball results and standings across multiple divisions with notable scores including Cubs, Mets, Astros games and upcoming schedules.
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NBA scores and tonight's scheduled games list
Detroit beat Sacramento 84 to 74 while Minnesota topped Houston 66 to 58 Indiana defeated New York 70 to 65 Seattle beat San Antonio 74 to 61 Connecticut won against Washington 75 to 65 Charlotte lost 68 to 63 at Los Angeles No games scheduled at 20T matchups. later games include Los Angeles at New York 6 30 p.m Washington at Detroit 6 30 p.m Connecticut at Indiana 7 p.m Houston at Seattle 9 p.m Minnesota at Phoenix 9 p.m.
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Goosen Wins U S Open in Wind Blown Finale
Retief Goosen nails a 4-foot par at the 18th to seal his U S Open title after a tense final round with Phil Mickelson. Mickelson led earlier with a late surge, including three birdies in four holes, but missing the decisive putt left him two back entering the final hole. Goosen weathered pressure, saving par on key holes and winning his second major by holding off Mickelson's late charge.
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