Senators advance to NHL finals with 5-1 win over Flyers
The Ottawa Senators crushed the Philadelphia Flyers 5-1 in Philadelphia to reach the Eastern Conference finals for the first time in their 11-year history. Peter Schaefer and Mike Fisher opened scoring in the first period, with Daniel Alfredsson and Bryan Smolinski adding goals in the second. Wade Redden assisted twice and Patrick Lalime stopped 18 shots as Ottawa set up a meeting with New Jersey for a Cup final bid. Michal Handzus scored the Flyers’ lone goal.
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Midweek Motor Sports and Weekend Baseball Schedule
The week lists Wednesday Amateur Trophy Night at Raceway Park at 5 p.m. Thursday features Brazoswood at Lee in a baseball playoff and a sport compact night. Friday hosts Lee at Brazoswood in Game 2, Safe Street Night, and more racing events. Saturday includes Game 3 if needed, Junior Drag Racing, ET Racing, and the Speedway Saturday series. Pro baseball, basketball broadcasted games complete the lineup with Colorado at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Detroit among others.
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Eustachy resigns as ISU coach amid settlement
Iowa State University announces basketball coach Larry Eustachy resigns after a week of controversy following embarrassing photos and his admission of alcoholism seeking treatment. The settlement pays him 110000 for 2003 and 850000 on January 1, 2004, with health benefits including alcoholism treatment. He pledges to coach again in the future, while the program moves forward and players are urged to stay united.
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Crosby's Day shoots 76 in state first round
Dallas Highland Park's Garrett Merrell holds a one stroke lead at the Roy Rizer Golf Course after firing a 68 in the Class 4A boys first round. Crosby freshman Kevin Day shot 76 into 32nd, while sister/brother tie-ins and other multi-class results list Taura Cross atop the 4A girls, Stetson Perez leading 2A boys, and Kailee Carver in the 2A girls. Play continues today with 3A and 5A set for later in the week.
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Mavs Aim to Defend vs Kings in Second Round
Dallas opens the second-round playoff series against Sacramento after stressing defense to counter last year’s exit. Dirk Nowitzki notes the Kings’ 207 field goals with 115 layups and dunks while coach Don Nelson cites a drop in points allowed, and Peja Stojakovic expects a tough, entertaining series.
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Briles leaves Texas for Houston with dad Art Briles
Austin sophomore safety Kendall Briles will transfer to the University of Houston to rejoin his father Art Briles, now head coach of the Cougars. He played seven games for Texas last season with 10 tackles two interceptions and two pass breakups, missing six games due to injuries. Briles plans to play quarterback at Houston, citing family reasons. He’ll sit out a year after receiving an unconditional release.
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Ducks Unlimited Banquet Set for June 13 in Baytown
Baytown Ducks Unlimited Chapter announces the 28th Annual Dinner Banquet to be held Friday June 13 at the Knights of Columbus Hall on West Main. The chapter has raised over 100000 in net proceeds for wetlands conservation in the past three years and grows DU membership and banquet attendance.
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Class 4A golf results from Roy Kizer course in Austin
Monday opened the Class 4A boys and girls golf championships at Roy Kizer Golf Course. Boys played 6 785 yards and produced top team tallies led by Dallas Highland Park. individual leaders included Garratt Merrell and Scott Barton. Girls led by strong showings from Laura Cross and Halli Richards with many players from Dallas Highland Park and Marble Falls posting notable scores.
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