Barry Bonds Growth Of Merchandise And Mystery Surrounding Career
In a reflective interview Bonds discusses pressure to prove his legacy amid a surge in his merchandise and public scrutiny. He plans to control his licensed products to better show fans who he is while facing questions about steroids, BALCO ties, and the evolving game after the 1994 strike.
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Rebels fall to Jacksonville in Region XIV opener
Lee College men's basketball drops a 90 79 road game at Jacksonville College in their Region XIV debut. Coach Roy Champagne notes effort improvements but cites foul trouble and 24 turnovers as main factors. Next game hosts Tyler Junior College at 7 30 p m at the Lee College Sports Complex.
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Rockets' Yao leads late surge to edge Warriors 85 83
Yao Ming scored 23 points and dominated the fourth quarter as Houston rallied to beat Golden State 85-83. He poured in 15 of the Rockets 21 points in the final period, while Clifford Robinson led GS with a season high 23. Maurice Taylor returned from a six game absence and added seven points. Kelvin Cato sealed it with a late free throw after Yao missed two with 15 seconds left.
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Astros sign Ausmus to 2-year deal and 40-man roster moves
The Houston Astros announced a two year 4 million contract to catcher Brad Ausmus, a two time Gold Glove winner. Ausmus batted .229 with four homers and 47 RBIs last season and posted a .997 fielding percentage. The team also added four pitchers an infielder and an outfielder to the 40 man roster while outrighting Jared Fernandez and releasing Brandon Puffer and Rodrigo Rosario.
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Lexington
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Duquesne's Morrow earns District 2 Academic All America honor
Sarah Morrow of Duquesne University volleyball, a Baytown Lee alumna, is named 2003 first-team District 2 Academic All-America. A senior middle hitter with 28 starts, she posted 2.99 kills per game and 3.01 digs per game, reaching 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs in her career and setting school records in blocks.
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