Suns Bury Lakers In Game 7 To Reach Semis
Suns rout Lakers 121 to 90 as Leandro Barbosa posts 26 points on 10 of 12 shooting to spark the comeback from down 3-1. Boris Diaw adds 21 points nine assists, with seven Suns in double figures. Clippers visit Phoenix for Game 1 of the next round.
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RSS staff to hold Sterling baseball camp
The Sterling baseball camp runs May 30 to June 2 at Ronnie Kluch Field for ages 5 to 9 from 9 a.m. to noon and ages 10 to 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. Camp led by Sterling coaching staff and former players with a $60 fee that includes a T shirt. Registration opens first day at 8 a.m.
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Anahuac to hold 2006 Spring Sports Fling
Anahuac will hold its 2006 Spring Sports Fling from 6 to 8 30 p m May 8 at Kyle White Field. The event opens with athletic awards and closes with a powder puff football game at 7 p m.
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The Week's Games Today No Events Scheduled
A concise listing notes that no events are scheduled for the week. No games or activities are planned, leaving the schedule empty for readers seeking sports or event updates.
Pro sports and golf schedule update
On the air a slate of major sports broadcasts with matchups across baseball hockey golf and tennis. Listed are Atlanta at New York Chicago at Kansas City Houston at Colorado and more with times and networks including TBS WGN ESPN NBC CBS Golf and tennis telecasts spelled out.
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Sports editor contact details for Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun provides Doyle Barlow’s phone number 281-425-8031 and email sports@baytownsun.com for readers seeking today’s stories or ideas for future sports coverage.
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Rangers Open Playoffs With To Be Determined Site
Sterling Rangers travel to begin the 2006 baseball playoffs at 7:30 p.m. Friday against Clear Lake. The location remains undecided with UH, Deer Park, Lee, and Baseball USA options. Sterling (17-11) seeks a different result after a 10-3 loss to Clear Lake earlier, as they approach the one game series.
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Barbers Hill Advances In Three To Area Round
Barbers Hill erased a 4-1 deficit in the third game and scored eight unanswered runs to beat Hamshire-Fannett 9-4 in a decisive game. Ross Hales went 2 for 3 with 3 RBIs, Kyle McDonald delivered a 3-run double from the nine hole, and Chase Barrera earned the win in relief. Barbers Hill will face Silsbee in the area round, with date and site to be determined.
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BCA earns trip to state tourney
Baytown Christian Academy clinched a state berth by beating Watauga Harvest Academy 7-5 after taking a 5-1 lead. Matt Creel earned the win, Ryan Moreau notched the save, and Tomas Solano bridged to Moreau. The Bulldogs advance to face Grapevine Faith Christian at 10 a.m. Thursday at Mary Hardin Baylor.
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PNG Dominates Crosby to Sweep First Round
Crosby Cougars were blanked as Port Neches Groves exploded for 11 runs in the second inning and a grand slam by starter Cody Mire. PNG cruised to a 14-0 five inning mercy-rule win to clinch the series. Mire praised his teammates as hot at the right time.
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Optimist football seeks 51st Baytown season
The Optimist Club of Baytown vows the youth football league is active for a 51st season this fall. Spokesman Stanley White says the program will continue while the Optimist Club exists and aims to last another 50 years. Signups are on Sunday August 6 and for three consecutive Sundays. First games are September 9. For details call Andre Corley or Vernon Hayes at the listed numbers.
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