Sterling Falls to Deer Park in Softball Playoff Thriller
After forcing extras, Sterling allowed two runs in the ninth inning to drop a 5-3 decision to Deer Park in the softball playoffs.
05 May 2006
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2006
Page
1
After forcing extras, Sterling allowed two runs in the ninth inning to drop a 5-3 decision to Deer Park in the softball playoffs.
Barbers Hill begins its seventh straight 3A baseball playoff appearance facing Hamshire Fannett in Nederland. Team aims to advance as their postseason run starts today with a high stake district matchup and strong pitching rotation.
Civic officials religious leaders and residents gathered at Baytown City Hall for the annual National Day of Prayer despite rainy weather attendance highlighted community unity and faith.
No official parade on May 5 this year as the Cinco de Mayo celebration conflicts with the Long Neck festival. Organizers and local officials say the dates clash, prompting cancellation of the usual commemorative event.
Obituary notice lists Linda Dreaden David E Barnes Sr Ruby Hickinson Fraser Emma Jewel Bell Byford among the deceased in a brief death notice with names and limited details for local readers.
Strong storms roll through with partial sun and humidity, high 87 and low 75. Lottery draws show Mega Millions numbers 7 11 22 27 and 31 with a Mega Ball 33, Lotto Texas 5 17 24 37 40, BB 42, Pick 3 Day 4 4 6, Night 8 3 6, Cash Five 12 17 24 30 34, and Texas Two Step 12 25 30 33. Death notices follow.
Proposals from two contractors for Goose Creek School Districts 14th elementary school and Bowie Elementary replacement exceeded the budget but were within striking distance during renegotiations. The two projects are part of the $220.5 million bond referendum voters approved last year. District officials opened the bids Thursday and note a separate bids page.
Baytown Police seek public help locating a man depicted in an artist render. The light-complexion male, described as black, Hispanic, or white, sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl in a car at an apartment complex parking lot in the 3100 block of Decker Drive. A white older Lincoln four-door may be involved. Call Det. David A. Harrison at 281-4200-6630 or 281-420-6637 with tips.
Goose Creek CISD named its Campus and District Teachers of the Year at the Salute to the Stars event held Thursday at Baytown Junior School. 2006 Secondary Teacher of the Year is Cheryl Evans of Ross S. Sterling High School and 2006 Elementary Teacher of the Year is Sheri Thomas of Stephen F. Austin Elementary. Campus winners from Alamo, Ashbel Smith, Bowie, Carver, Crockett, De Zavala, Harlem, Highlands, Hopper and others were recognized with district voting shaping the final honors.
The 2006 Baytown Long Neck Wildlife Festival opens tonight with gates at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Entry is $8 for adults and $5 for students seniors and military families. World renowned Master Magician Brian Staples and his animal show will perform. Children may become temporary zoo keepers during the showcase.
William McCracken, a 65 year old lab technician at Exxon Mobil Baytown, testified he emailed the CEO after failing to resolve alleged religious discrimination. He said Kelly Services warned of discipline for contacting the client directly while noting he filed a federal retaliation suit from 2003 alleging he was fired for objecting to a supervisor pressuring staff toward a Houston spiritual adviser and Reiki practices.
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