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Tyler Junior College plays Lee College at 4 p.m. in volleyball. Sunoco Texas Grand motorsport at Raceway Park 6 p.m. Bidistrict football includes Waltrip at Dayton 7 p.m. and Anahuac vs Huffman 7:30 p.m. Lee College shoots out basketball 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. District playoff Lee vs Aldine Nimitz 7 p.m. Crosby vs Houston Davis 7 p.m. Lee College Shoot-Outs feature multiple matchups. District tournament at Lee College Sports Complex starts 10 a.m. with Lee vs Laredo and San Jacinto vs UT-Brownsville noon. semifinals 3 p.m. Hot Red Gossip’s Clobberthon at Raceway Park offers events 11:20 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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College football Marshall at Miami Ohio on ESPN2
The schedule lists Marshall at Miami University Ohio at 6 30 p.m. on ESPN2. It notes additional games including San Antonio at New Jersey and Detroit at Golden State across ESPN networks and tennis Masters Cup events on ESPN and ESPN2 with singles and doubles match times.
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Tuesday Scores Bring Tight Boston Win Over Indiana
Boston 78 def. Indiana 76 highlights a close matchup. Philadelphia defeated Washington 112 to 105 while Seattle edged Minnesota 89 to 87. Houston beat Miami 70 to 20 in a surprising score, Dallas topped New Orleans 125 to 97. Detroit played Sacramento late as Toronto visited Portland. Atlanta faced Los Angeles Clippers late.
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NHL and NFL rosters and standings update mixed notes
The AP report lists NHL and NFL moves including signings and injuries across multiple teams. CFL-style points and wild card standings appear alongside game results and scheduled matches for hockey and football, with player transactions from Cardinals Browns Packers Texans Giants Jets Rams Buccaneers and others.
Baseball Notes From Baseball World Aspects
Roy White named first base coach for the Yankees while Vince Soleman and Dave Keller join Cubs staff. Rockies sign extension through 2006. Gan Miceli lands one year with Astros. Roy Halladay wins 2003 AL Cy Young with 204 votes. unclear stats show 22 losses and 7 ERA across voting details.
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Barbers Hill advances to regional volleyball tournament
In Class 3A action Barbers Hill defeated Hamshire Fannett in four games to reach the Region III tournament. The Eagles won 20-25 25-17 25-23 25-22 in Huffman High School gym, with Tiffany Edwards contributing seven kills eight points and six digs and Peri Arthur adding four digs and seven points. They will face Caldwell after Caldwell beat Lorena 25-15 25-20 25-16 Tuesday.
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Rockets face Heat as Van Gundys clash in NBA
Houston rallied from an early 11-5 deficit to lead 43-36 at halftime and seize control of the game. Mobley scored a season high 30 while Yao Ming blocked a career best seven shots and added 16 points. Eddie Jones led Miami with 21. Stan and Rick Van Gundy were barely looking at each other on the bench.
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Rebels fall to ROWDY as Lee College battles hard
Chris Morris and Eric Riley led Lee College with Taylor scoring 25 on 10 of 19, but ROWDY remained ahead. Lee hit three straight threes to close to six with a minute left. Thibodeaux left with a hip pointer after going 3 of 15 from deep. Rickey Huckaby tallied 16 points and nine assists as Rashad Adams and Stephen Briggs added 11 each. Briggs pulled 18 rebounds. The Rebels host the Lee College Shootout, hoping to carry the effort into Region XIV play.
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Aggies defend Tevelers amid Oklahoma clash fallout
Aggies players defend Melvin and Jolly after a late rally against Oklahoma. Alan Reuber says Tevelers fought to the end while Jaxson Appel notes the team's excitement off the final whistle. Archie McDaniel remains hopeful, insisting the defense is headed in the right direction despite the 37-point average.
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Roddick Beats Moya In Round Robin Tennis Thriller
Andy Roddick defeats top rival Marcelo Moya 7 6 4 6 3 in a gripping opening round robin at Wimbledon. Roddick amped his serve to 137 mph, earned key breaks, and fought back after a chair umpire overrule sparked a flare up. Mandy Moore and Brad Gilbert watched as Roddick sealed the win with an ace.
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