Lee College sports calendar highlights NJCAA national bid
The schedule lists Lee College at the NJCAA National Tournament in West Plains Missouri and various basketball and swimming events across area campuses including Pasadena Crosby Sterling and Sterling at Crosby. The page notes no local events Thursday and directs readers to baytownsun.com for high school football updates.
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College basketball Maui Invitational semifinals on ESPN networks
First semifinal at 6 p.m. on ESPN and second semifinal at 9 p.m. on ESPN2. Maui Invitational features teams competing for a spot in the final, with coverage scheduled across major channels.
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Highlands Select Baseball tryouts for 1Q and under league
The Highlands Select Baseball Association announces tryouts for its 1Q and under USSSA team. Sessions run six days from December 1 to December 12, 6:30 PM at Highlands Sports Complex on Wallisville Road beside Highlands Junior High. Contact Randy Garcia at 281-843-2931 or Brian Hamm at 281-426-3565 for details. The Barbers Hill Express seeks players for the spring 2004 season with December tryouts. pitchers needed though all positions welcomed. Call Jets at 281-576-5002.
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Major college scores roundup from Associated Press
Southeast region results show Austin Peay and Jacksonville State, LSU and McNeese State, and Texas victories. Midwest includes Cincinnati and Notre Dame wins. Southwest features Arkansas State and Texas A&M. West Coast, Paradise Jam, and EA Sports Maui Invitational round out with multiple matchups and final tallies.
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Weekend NFL Results And Schedule From Minnesota To Jets
Results include Dallas 24 over Carolina 20 and Baltimore 44 over Seattle 41. Other scores feature New England 23 over Houston 20 in OT, Green Bay 20 over San Francisco 10, Minnesota 24 over Detroit 14, Pittsburgh 13 over Cincinnati 34, Arizona 27 in OT over St Louis, and Tampa Bay 19 over New York Giants 13. Upcoming games list includes Green Bay at Detroit and Miami at Dallas, with multiple noon and 3:15 p.m. pm start times through December 4.
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Aggies dominate early in 72-62 win over Texas-Arlington
New Mexico State built a 37-17 halftime lead as Turner hit four first half threes and Kelsey Crooks contributed 16 points 8 rebounds. Detrius Roberson sparked a 164 run late in the second half to seal a 72-62 victory over Texas Arlington. Derrick Obaschan led UTA with 18 points while Roy Johnson added 12 and 8 rebounds.
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Texas State Dominates Texas Lutheran For 79 39 Victory
Terry Conerway scored 15 points with 12 in the first half to lead Texas State to a 79-39 win over Texas Lutheran. Nick Ponder added 10 off the bench, while Tommy Stolhandske had 21 points and 13 rebounds for Texas Lutheran. The Bobcats surged to a 45-17 halftime lead.
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Sterling Teams Rally in Narrow Wins Over South Houston and Anahuac
Sterling junior varsity topped South Houston 70-17 as the Lady Rangers led 30-9 at halftime and 54-13 after three quarters. Sterling freshmen beat South Houston 45-17, led by Britnie Green with 14 points. Anahuac beat New Caney 60-59 in its opener, Gary Raymond 15 points, Wes Nichols 10. Anahuac plays Liberty today with subvarsity at 4:30 p.m. and varsity at 7 p.m.
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Texas Longhorns aim to extend 4-0 run over Aggies this Friday
Senior Roy Williams notes Texas seeks a fourth straight win over Texas A&M as Mack Brown warns against relying on streaks. Chance Mock and Nathan Vasher emphasize focus, with UT chasing bowl bids after a midseason 4-2 start and a 65-13 loss to Oklahoma. The 41st senior class win would top last year’s 40.
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Nets center Mourning to seek kidney transplant
Alonzo Mourning, in his 12th NBA season, will undergo a nationwide donor search as his worsening kidney disease requires a transplant. He had signed a $22 million oneyear deal, but missed most of the past two years due to focal glomerulosclerosis. Meanwhile Bulls coach Bill Cartwright was fired as Chicago opened 4-10. Pete Myers named interim coach with Paxson aiming to hire a replacement soon.
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Hall of Fame ace Warren Spahn dies at 82 in Oklahoma
Spahn, the winningest left handed pitcher in baseball history and star of the Milwaukee Braves of the 1950s, died at age 82 at his home in Broken Arrow Oklahoma. A 14 time All Star he pitched 21 seasons and won 20 games 13 times. He joined the Hall of Fame in 1973 after a career highlighted by pennants and seven World Series bids against the Yankees.
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Buccaneers hold off Giants with late turnovers in win
Tampa Bay beat New York 17-13 as Kerry Collins threw two picks and the Giants lost two fumbles. Thomas Jones scored on a 1 yard run and Martin Gramatica added 21 yard field goal. Giants fall to 4-7 with five games left while Bucs improve to snap a three game skid.
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