Anahuac Panthers eye district crown with new foe added
In 2004 Anahuac Panthers, led by Gary Martel in his fifth season, aim to defend their district title in 24-3A. With only four offensive starters back, lineman Horace Ford anchors a rebuilding line while Casey Hedges, Ronnie Teran, and Kelby Shelby compete for quarterback duties. Nine returning starters anchor a strengthened defense as Martel emphasizes leadership, maturity, and summer improvement to meet West Orange Stark and an tougher schedule.
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Derrick Edmonds
Joseph Desormeaux
Garrett Hartness
Jeremy Landry
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Garcia wins Byron Nelson playoff after Hart and Damron falter
Sergio Garcia retooled his swing to endure final round pressure at the Byron Nelson Championship. He forced a playoff with clutch pars, then won on the first extra hole as Dudley Hart and Robert Damron blundered. Hart birdied late but misplayed the 18th, Damron misread a 50 foot lag, and Garcia sealed his first PGA Tour victory in two years.
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Mets Rally Past Astros On Piazza Homer In 13th
Mike Piazza delivered a late rally by tying the game with a ninth inning homer off Octavio Dotel to force extras, then Jason Phillips belted a 13th inning homer as the New York Mets beat the Houston Astros 3-2. Clemens was strong, striking out 10 but left with an 8-0 start in reach.
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Sharks tie series with 4-2 win over Flames in Calgary
Mike Rathje opened San Jose's four goal second period with a first playoff goal and an assist as Nabokov stopped 27 shots in a 4 2 victory. Patrick Marleau ended his drought with a goal and assist while Jonathan Cheechoo and Vincent Damphousse added scores. The road team leads the series 2-2 with Game 5 set for Monday in San Jose and Game 6 slated for Wednesday in Calgary.
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Kings force Game 7 with 104 87 win
Mike Bibby posted 16 points 10 assists and five rebounds as the Kings defeated the Timberwolves 104 87 to force a decisive Game 7 in Minneapolis. Peja Stojakovic scored 22 points including a momentum altering halftime 3 pointer while Chris Webber Doug Christie Latrell Sprewell and Kevin Garnett also starred for both teams in a tense series.
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