Sports calendar highlights several junior high and college events
Today and Thursday schedule includes Sterling at Alvin softball and Lee baseball, JH matches at BCA and Channelview, NJCAA basketball in Hutchinson, track meets, and tennis with Texas Southern at Lee College. Boys and girls soccer feature multiple cross matches, with motor sports night at Raceway Park and Lamar college events in Beaumont.
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Florida A and M vs Lehigh NCAA opener on ESPN
College basketball opens with Florida A and M facing Lehigh at 6 p.m. on ESPN in the NCAA tournament first round. The NIT first round airs at 8 p.m. on ESPN with TBA teams.
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Racing finals crown winners in drag event
Dale Hulquist won Stock Eliminator with 11.010 seconds defeating Donnie Frederick of Pasadena. Larry Eperjesi of Lake Dallas beat Alan Jordan of Ridgeland, Miss. in Sportsman Motorcycle with 7.915. Ed Ridenhour of Fort Worth won Top Sportsman with 7.699 while David Hensley was runner up at 7.859.
Rockets Fall In Overtime As Stoudemire Lifts Suns
In a tight overtime duel, Houston led on a Mobley layup with 38 seconds left but Amare Stoudemire answered with a go ahead basket and a Yao free throw tied the score. Jim Jackson paced the Rockets with 23 points including seven 3s, while Stoudemire had 24 and Johnson 19 for Phoenix.
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Dick van Arsdale
Dan Majerle
Maurice Taylor
Lidge hopes for late inning success with Astros
Lidge details past shoulder and knee injuries and explains his shift to the bullpen as a path to health. He aims to handle the seventh and close when needed, with Dotel as bullpen leader and Wagner traded away. Hooton cautions stress on relievers, but Lidge vows more saves this season amid a light spring schedule.
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Co ed and Men’s softball benefiting American Cancer Society
Co ed and men’s softball tournaments to aid the American Cancer Society will be held Saturday March 20 at Liberty Softball Fields. Entry fee 1100 and deadline March 17. For information contact Debbie Bishop 936-258-3006 or Jamie Brown 936-257-4978.
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Baytown Ice Night with Aeros and Dance Team
Baytown Ice hosts a April 2 game against the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks at 7 p.m. Endzone tickets cost 41 dollars and corner seats 20 dollars. Proceeds support the award winning dance team. For info contact Jason Elliott at 713-361-7951 or jeliot aeros.com. BH Little League seeks sponsors and outfield ad space to cover season expenses. Call Cindy Blaylock at 281-302-0315 or visit www.eteamz.com/bhilbaseball.
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Playoff Clinch Highlighted by Sundays NBA Scores
Sunday results show x clinching a playoff spot with Toronto defeating Atlanta 104 84 and Cleveland topping Indiana 107 104. New York beat Milwaukee 103 100 while Sacramento edged San Antonio 101 87 and Miami prevailed 104 95. Monday action featured Phoenix 98 97 over Houston in OT as San Antonio visited Golden State with more games listed into Tuesday and Wednesday.
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NHL Standings And Games Tuesday Schedule Recap AP
Eastern Conference standings by division list Atlantic New Jersey and Philadelphia lead with 37 wins. Western divisions show Colorado and Detroit in various positions with several teams jockeying for seeds as nightly games highlight prospects and minor league assignments across MLB and hockey affiliations.
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