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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2006
Page
9
Barbers Hill began their Crosby 7-on-7 season by winning their first two games. They defeated Crosby 26 20 in game one and beat Houston Milby 26 19 in game two.
Barbers Hill High School will run a four day boys basketball camp for incoming 1st through 9th graders from May 30 to June 2. Cost is 55 dollars per camper or 100 for two, including a T-shirt. Gear needed includes a T-shirt shorts and basketball shoes. 1st–6th grade session runs 9 am to 12 pm and 7th–9th grade session runs 1 pm to 4 pm.
The Sterling baseball staff will host a camp from May 30 to June 2 at Ronnie Kluch Field. Ages 5-9 meet 9 a.m. to noon, ages 10-14 from 1 to 4 p.m. The coaching staff and former players lead sessions. Cost is $60 and includes a T shirt. Registration begins on the camp’s first day at 8 a.m.
The Passing Camp, run in conjunction with the Bayou Bowl, will take place June 23 at Clear Creek High School stadium. Camp runs from 7 30 a.m. to noon on both days with details and contact information at the stated website and via camp director Troy Rogers at 281 338 5647.
The Week's Games reports a high school softball showdown as Barbers Hill and Splendora meet at Sam Houston State in Huntsville for the Region 3 championship game tonight at 7 p.m. The winner advances, with both teams chasing the title.
On the Air lists MLB action with the Astros visiting Washington noon on FSNH and the Rays at Red Sox at 6 p.m. NBA features Miami at Detroit on ESPN at 7 p.m. WNBA Comets at Sacramento airs 9 p.m. Golf covers BMW Championship at 9 a.m. Senior PGA at 1 p.m. FedEx St Jude Classic at 3 p.m. Corning Classic at 6 p.m. Pro hockey has Anaheim at Edmonton on OLN at 7 p.m.
The Baytown Sun provides Doyle Barlow as the sports editor contact for questions about today’s stories or future sports ideas. Reach him at 281 425 8031 or email sports baytown sun com for submissions and inquiries.
Jerry Michalsky recounts his lifelong love of football from early youth to a damaged knee, four surgeries, and a later return at age 36. He details scholarship beginnings at Kilgore College, a Tyler Apaches injury, and a renewed pursuit of NFL or Arena League glory. The narrative unfolds over three months ending with a late night note.
Barbers Hill senior Katie Blaylock leads the Lady Eagles in a 1-0 area-round win over Shepherd and a clutch playoff run. The .320 hitter has two game winning hits in five playoff wins and backs up her vocal leadership as the team contends in Region 3 against Splendora.
Kim Tallent and Cara Tallent of Hendrix College earned SCAC second team honors and SCAC academic team recognition. Kim started 44 games as Hendrix posted 30 victories. Coach Amy Weaver highlighted their athletic and academic work and future potential.
A brief RiverWalk interaction near midnight between the narrator and a man named Joe ended with a simple exchange. The scene is referenced as part of a broader Baytown Sun column, directing readers to see Barlow on page 2B for more.
The text references John Blake and Michael Pineda as disliked figures in sports fandom, noting Oklahoma Sooners fans endured three losing football seasons. It presents fan sentiment and a page citation, indicating ongoing debate about team figures and performance.
A four-run eighth powered the Washington Nationals past the Houston Astros 5-1 after a wild inning with a balk dispute. Ryan Zimmerman started the rally with a leadoff triple, Daryle Ward delivered a pinch RBI single, and Roye Clayton added a late single as Oswalt dazzled for seven innings. A back injury to Jose Guillen and a mild concussion for Viki Gonzalez surfaced amid unusual departures.
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