Shelton promoted to Lookouts shifts pace for local pitcher
A aytown resident Matt Shelton leaves Rancho Cucamonga Quakes for the Chattanooga Lookouts, Dodgers Class AA affiliate. He posted a 1.76 ERA in eight Quakes appearances with 14 strikeouts, 1 walk in 15 1/3 innings, and now aims higher as he adapts to Chattanooga’s park, stadium, and competition. Chattanooga sits 14-18, while Tennessee Smokies beat Huntsville Stars 4-1 with Hunter Cervenka earning the win and his first save. McNeese State softball went 2-2 at the Southland Conference Tournament, beating Houston Baptist 5-0 and Stephen F. Austin 9-0, then dropping two to Northwestern State. Rachel Smith pitched in both losses. McNeese State now stands 40-17 overall and 20-6 in the SLC.
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Goose Creek Memorial Camps Set For June Basketball and Baseball
Goose Creek Memorial hosts boys basketball camp June 10-12 for grades 2-9 at the high school gym led by coach Duane Fikac with a 50 early registration rising to 60 after May 31. Sterling hosts Baytown at Winnie Brown Gym June 23-26 for grades 4-9 with a 100 fee. Goose Creek Memorial also runs baseball camp June 9-11 for ages 6-14 led by coach Charles Thames and staff with 50 or 60 walk-up options.
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Outdoor Report Warns of Busy Memorial Day Boating
The Memorial Day weekend signals summer's start with more boats on Texas waters. Inexperienced boaters raise crash risk, especially with alcohol. Warnings of stricter patrols from game wardens and police emphasize boating under influence as a serious offense. A 24-year-old Baytown man was convicted in April of manslaughter and aggravated assault tied to an alcohol related boating accident two years earlier.
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Increased patrols as Texas Game Wardens target boating safety
Authorities announce heightened patrols by Texas Game Wardens and local law enforcement amid increased traffic following a fatal May 27 2012 bayou crash on Lost Lake. Officers will check life jackets fire extinguishers noise devices throwable flotation devices and up to date registrations while watchers advise staying clear of skiers tubers and idle in No Wake zones.
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