Ranger Baseball Stuck by Deer Park 10-0 in Mercy Rule
The Rangers fall to 11-5 on the season and 0-2 in district play as Deer Park opens with a two-run burst to lead 7-0. Brett Boudreaux breaks up the no hitter with an infield single in the fourth, then Deer Park adds three more runs in the inning before the mercy rule ends the game at 10-0. Jacob Gallaga drew a walk in the fifth but was left on base. The Rangers travel to Channelview next Tuesday.
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Rangers Face Must-Win Playoff Shot at West Brook
The Rangers, on the edge of a playoff spot, must beat Beaumont West Brook in the scheduled Friday match at 7 p.m. to stay alive. Coach Leth emphasizes the game is do or die in district play as seniors reflect on their potential final RSS jersey and the team's resolve.
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Calvin Whitaker 89 Baytown longtime Exxon retiree dies
Calvin Whitaker 89 of Baytown formerly of Baytown died Thursday March 13 2014. He was born January 7 1925 in Paoli Oklahoma and served 36 years at Exxon as a Long Range Planner. He was active in First Baptist Baytown and various groups. Survived by wife Nadean son Joel and Jan grandchildren Jeff Mandi Jerf Mitch great grandchildren Braden Karli sisters and brother. Funeral arrangements at Navarre Funeral Home with services at First Baptist Church. Memorials to First Baptist Church Baytown.
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Former Florida Gov Reubin Askew dies at 85
Former Florida Governor Reubin Askew, who backed school busing to aid integration in the 1970s, died early Thursday at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare at age 85. Surrounded by family, he had faced aspiration pneumonia, hip surgery, and a stroke after a lengthy illness. Askew rose from the Florida Legislature to win the Democratic nomination in 1970 and defeat incumbent Claude Kirk.
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Donald Wayne Caskey obituary announces 75 in Baytown service
Donald Wayne Caskey age 75, formerly of Baytown, died March 12 2014. He retired from Equifax as an insurance inspector and did criminal background checks for Liberty and Chambers counties. He was active at Seventh Street Church of Christ and a daily Roosters patron. Survived by son Kevin with partner Clint Enderli, daughter Kim Lansford with husband Brent, sister Carol Ann Faulk and husband Pete, and grandchildren Mason Michalsky Mattie Lansford and Jackson and Camilla Enderli. Visitation March 15 2014 at Navarre Funeral Home in Baytown from 10 to 11 am with service to follow. burial at Hayes Grace Memorial Park in Hitchcock at 2 pm. Arrangements by Navarre Funeral Home & Cremation Services.
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Barbers Hill routs Summer Creek 16 1 in Mont Belvieu
Randi Rupp struck out every batter she faced through two innings and Courtney Fisher drove in three RBIs as Barbers Hill blasted Summer Creek. Seven runs in the second and an eight run third blew the game open to move the Lady Eagles to 15 0. Chelsey Caldwell Erin Houthoofd and others added RBIs in the win.
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Reliant Stadium Could Be Renamed NRG Stadium in Houston
Reliant Energy and parent NRG Energy seek to rename Reliant Stadium and Reliant Park to NRG Stadium and NRG Park. Harris County Sports and Convention Corp will consider the request, aiming to build a national brand. The naming deal began in 2000 with a 32 year term at 300 million dollars.
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UCLA and Texas A&M set 2016 17 season openers in home series
COLLEGE STATION AP UCLA and Texas A&M agreed to a home and home series bringing UCLA to Kyle Field in 2016 and Texas A&M to the Rose Bowl in 2017 both season openers. The teams have met four times before, last in the 1998 Cotton Bowl, with past meetings in California in 1940 51 and 55. Texas A&M will play its first West Coast regular season game since 1992 when they beat Stanford in Anaheim.
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Braun resigns as Rice basketball coach
Rice University announces Ben Braun has stepped down after a 7-23 season. Braun cites the program's best interest, ending his six season record of 63 wins and 128 losses. Athletic director Joe Karlgaard confirms the school will begin a coach search.
NCAA bans Baylor Sic Em Bears uniforms at Big 12 tourney
Baylor faces a uniform dispute as the NCAA blocks Adidas designs showing Sic Em Bears on the front. Only the school name or traditional nicknames may appear on game jerseys. Adidas had unveiled March Madness uniforms. Kansas and others used traditional names instead.
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Column urges commitment to spring baseball and softball
The columnist laments students skipping sports during spring break and argues playing time is earned through dedication. Coaches sometimes must play players with few alternatives, but students should show up, give full effort, support teammates, and let families return home with memories like souvenir shirts.
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