Baytown Runner Credits Work, School for Future
Baytown athlete Baytown reports she already has a job lined up at C E King Middle School in Houston. She earned an English degree and is one credit from a secondary education minor. Carruthers credits weekly hard running and teammate rivalries for her improvement and thanks Sterling track coach Col Lott for substantial help.
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C.E. King Middle School
Houston
Lady Razorbacks
Carruthers
Hinojosa ENMU standout and Figueroa leave lasting marks
Matt Hinojosa finished his ENMU season with a .289 batting average over 43 starts, 41 hits, 33 runs and 24 RBIs, while Sesar Figueroa of Houston earned six career wins and earned two cross country titles as he pursued a kinesiology degree. Both are sons of Tony and Barbara Hinojosa and Magdalena Figueroa respectively.
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Matt Hinojosa
Eastern New Mexico University
Hinojosa
Tony
Barbara Hinojosa
CUSA
Houston
Magdalena Figueroa
Baytown
U S faces Ghana as World Cup buildup shifts to Nuremberg
The United States chin the Ghana clash in a World Cup tuneup in Nuremberg, where coach Bruce Arena cautions against letting Michael Essien dictate play. Ghana, ranked 48th, beat the Czech Republic 2 0 and features Chelsea star Essien. Brian McBride notes neutralizing Essien hinges on ball control amid historic Nazi-era stadium site nearby.
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Ghana
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Michael Essien
Chelsea
Lyon
London
Essien
Brian McBride
England
McBride
Nuremberg
Albert Speer
Zeppelin Field
Portugal Stuns Mexico 2 1 To Reach World Cup Round Two
Portugal powered into the knockout stage with a 2 1 win over Mexico as Scolari fielded a makeshift side with five backups. Maniche and Simao Sabrosa scored early. Kikin headed in before halftime. Mexico missed a penalty and played the final 30 minutes with 10 men. Omar Bravo wasted a late second half spot kick.
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Mexico
Luiz Felipe Scolari
Scolari
Brazil
Angola
Iran
Netherlands
Argentina
Maniche
Simao Sabrosa
Kikin
Omar Bravo
Messi Debut Start Spurs Argentina Despite Draw
In Frankfurt Germany Lionel Messi started for Argentina in his World Cup debut as a starter. Argentina played two second-string lines to test depth while the Netherlands matched them. The match ended 0–0 as Messi produced chances yet failed to seal victory.
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Germany
Lionel Messi
Argentina
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