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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2006
Page
12
A storm system over the northern Plains will bring snow to northern Minnesota and the Upper Midwest today. Another storm approaches the West Coast bringing rain to northern California and Oregon.
Briggs, owner of a La Porte restaurant, saw her conviction overturned and then reinstated as prosecutors and Portz dispute autopsy records. Dr. Luis Sanchez reclassified the death from homicide to undetermined, and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals grappled with counsel adequacy and a potential retrial. Portz says records exist to show injuries stemmed from nonabuse causes. prosecutors seek CAT scans and hospital records to resolve disputes. Briggs remains in limbo, taking classes and working, hoping for exoneration and reunion with her other son.
York notes multiple campus incidents with arrests and assaults while Burg asks if repeat offenders drive most issues. He cites 98 to 99 percent of students behaving, with 2 to 3 percent causing problems. District explores more discipline resources and early character education, citing Off-Campus School and School Community Guidance Center.
In New York and Washington, NFL labor talks between the NFL Players Association and the league halted three days before free agency. Gene Upshaw called the discussions deadlocked with no progress, as talks on extending the 12 year-old contract stalled and salary cap projections varied by scenario.
Carlos Sandoval won the ball for Chavez to score in the box as Oscar Chavez converts on a deep Humble assist. Humble added a late floater. Rangers settle for a loss, dropping to fourth in District 22-5A with 5-3. Spring moves to 5-2-1 in second place as tensions rise and players clash in a late scrum.
Humble rolled to an 8-0 victory over Lee with four goals in the first seven minutes. AEL coach Jay Langlois praised Humble for speed and smarts while noting Lee fell to 2-6 in District 22-SA.
The Lions struck late to beat host Rangers 3-2 after trailing 2-1 at halftime. Sterling led 1-0 and 2-1, but Spring answered each time, scoring the winner late in the match. Sterling coach Jim Richter blamed missed chances and failed finishes as the game turned physical in the second half.
Spring 3 Sterling 0. Spring scores at 44 minutes first half to lead 1-0 and adds two more goals for final 3-0. Sterling falls to 6-9. RSS coach Allyson Ankrom cites missed opportunities and brief defensive breakdowns as the determining factors.
Rangers scored twice in the bottom of the sixth to take a 3-1 lead after Trent Stanley walked and Noe Guzman laid down a bunt that PNG mishandled. Brett Marshall delivered a squeeze bunt to drive in Landon Guilbeau, then a wild pitch plated Joey Ickes for the final margin. Sterling will open the Herrington Tournament with games against Galena Park and Hastings.
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