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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2002
Page
9
Baytown Sun notes contact details for sports tips on page 2B. Calls to 281 425 8026 or email sports baytownsun.com are encouraged for reader contributions and story leads.
Baytown North exploded early with four, two, seven and six runs across the first four innings in a 19-0 district victory over Hitchcock. Key hitters include John Micheal Sherry, Nolan Bilnoski, Tray Poston, Colton Kolaja, and Cameron Gardner. Kolaja drove in five runs. Reilly and Sherry added two RBIs each. Poston allowed no hits in four innings with six strikeouts. Hitchcock’s Debra Denison lasted one inning before relief pitchers took over. Baytown North moves to 2-1 in District 14 and faces Baytown Central at Central.
Baytown West 9 year olds won their first out this season 9-0 over Friendswood in the Friendswood Firecracker Tournament. Reed Seeley threw a five inning no hitter with 10 strikeouts. Dillon Eastman and Chance Nelson went 3-for-3, Aaron Henderson and Andrew Olivares drove in two runs each. Next games slated at Friendswood Little League complex against League City Outlaws at 3 pm and Pearland Hurricanes at 5 pm Sunday.
A morning football event titled seven tournament was held at Gentry Dunier School starting at 3 a.m. Local organizers promoted a compact schedule with teams competing for a community title and early matchups drew parental attendance.
Houston at Texas on Ch 51 FSN airs at 7 pm. Wimbledon coverage on TNT at 7 am, NBC at 14 am.
Roy Oswalt struck out nine to notch a 6-5 win over the Texas Rangers as Houston overpowered Texas after trailing 3-2, aided by Orlando Merced’s two-run homer and a decisive sixth inning. Alex Rodriguez belted his 24th homer for Texas, Lance Berkman added Houston’s 24th, and Oswalt improved to 8-5 while Park took the loss.
Michael Howard of League City tops seven tagged redfish entrants to win a 2003 Ford F-150 XLT, a 22-foot Blue Wave boat, and a chance at more prizes as the TEXAS Tomorrow Fund scholarship hopefuls chase the remaining tagged redfish along the Gulf coast. Joshua O Banion, 12, Baytown, holds second with a 27 pound sheepshead, aiming for a bigger catch as the hunt continues.
At Wimbledon, Andy Roddick loses to Greg Rusedski 6-3 6-4 6-2 and Yevgeny Kafelnikov falls 7-6 7-4 6-1 to Xavier Malisse. With top players scarce, the field shows depth or a lack of want to win, as Hewitt and Henman longshot to meet in the semifinals.
Mark Corey waited Friday for doctors to explain his seizure near Shea Stadium after an Atlanta loss. He faced questions over alleged marijuana use before collapsing. Now on the 15 day DL, he hopes for test results soon as Mets begin Subway Series play at Yankee Stadium.
Utah Jazz center Greg Ostertag donated a kidney to his sister Amy Hall at Baylor University Medical Center. He ate vanilla ice cream and walked the nurses station as he recovers, with doctors planning gradual activity and a return to training camp. Hall, 26, has type 1 diabetes and faced kidney failure. surgeons called Ostertag a suitable donor.
Germany and Brazil, two soccer powerhouses, faced renewed pressure as they reached the World Cup final for a seventh time. Germany, after a tense qualifying path, and Brazil, led by legends like Pele, projected a clash of historic teams with deep-rooted success.
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