High School Sports Calendar Highlights and Matchups
The calendar lists today and upcoming events across high school football tennis and volleyball. Westfield at Lee and Spring at Sterling lead football. Kingwood at Sterling and Humble at Lee appear for tennis. Junior high football and volleyball matchups follow, with Crescent Bayou and Gentry hosting multiple 7A 8A 7B 8B games. Water polo features Clear Lake visiting Sterling.
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Westfield
Lee
Sterling
Kingwood
Humble
Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Horace Mann
Gentry
Woodland Acres
Baytown
Port Arthur Memorial
Clear Lake
Goose Creek reschedules Lee Sterling games at Stallworth Stadium
Fans with Lee or Sterling tickets may attend today with entry allowed only at Stallworth Stadium. General admission and reserved seat tickets sell until 11 a.m. at Goose Creek Tax Office and school sites. Gates open 3:30 p.m. with Sterling spring game at 4 p.m. Fans asked to arrive after 3:30 p.m. Reserved seat holders can shift between sections for the two games.
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Lee
Sterling
Stallworth Stadium
Lee and
Sterling High
Goose Creek
Interstate 10 East
Lee-Westfield
TV DOG RACING AND PRO BASEBALL SCHEDULE SNAPSHOT
Gulf Greyhound Park telecast on Channel 11 at 2 40 a m lists pro baseball games Astros at Philadelphia ESPN 3 p m and Cleveland at Boston ESPN 6 p m. Pro football coverage features Green Bay at Carolina on Channel 13 at 8 p m.
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Gulf Greyhound Park
Astros
Philadelphia
ESPN
Cleveland
Boston
Green Bay
Carolina
Doubleheader Friday Night Football Opens District Play
REL hosts RSS at Stallworth Stadium at 4 p.m. with a game that signals a return to normalcy after Rita. Westfield visits REL at 7:30 p.m. as Perspective shapes views on a fresh District 22-5A start for four schools.
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Spring
RSS
Stallworth
Westfield
REL
Astros win wild card in dramatic late surge
Roy Oswalt earns his 20th win as the Houston Astros clinch the NL wild-card with a 6-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Houston caps a historic comeback from 15 games under .500, earning a playoff date with Atlanta and ending a season of late drama.
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Associated Press
Pat Sullivan
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Astros
Craig Biggio
Roy Oswalt
Boston Braves
Biggio
Phil Garner
Jimy Williams
Oswalt
Playoff matchups set for 2005 postseason
Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros clinched the final two MLB playoff spots on Sunday. The NL West champion Padres visit St. Louis while the Astros open in Atlanta against the Braves. Boston faces the White Sox in the ALDS in Chicago, and the Yankees travel to the Angels in Anaheim. All first rounds are best of five.
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Boston Red Sox
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Braves
Curt Schilling
Manny Ramirez
Red Sox
Boston
White Sox
Chicago
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Anaheim
Los Angeles Angels
Bengals top Texans as 0-3 Texans slip early season
Cincinnati beat Houston 16-10 to remain undefeated at 4-0 for the Bengals while the Texans fall to 0-3. Houston moved the ball better under new OC Joe Pendry but could only reach one touchdown and a field goal. Texans quarterback David Carr went 17 of 26 for 174 yards with seven sacks as Houston did not commit a turnover until late. Moran Norris scored the Texans' first TD of his five-year career on a third-quarter catch.
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Cincinnati
Houston Texans
Texans
Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Pendry
Bengals
David Carr
Moran Norris
Carr
Dayton 32-0 win over Channelview on the road
Dayton Broncos dominated Channelview at Madry Stadium with a 32-0 victory. Michael Dugat led the offense with two rushing scores while a swarming defense racked up 10 sacks and pressured quarterback Isiah Courtney throughout. Chase Fayle and Sali McNeal each registered three sacks as Dayton seized control early and refused to relent.
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Channelview
Dayton
Broncos
Madry Stadium
Bronco
Falcon
Isiah Courtney
Courtney
Fagle
Dugat
Joe Carter
Raiders Rally Past Cowboys 19-13 in Defensive Stand
LaMont Jordan rushed for 126 yards and a touchdown while Sebastian Janikowski kicked four field goals as Oakland snapped a three-game skid. The Raiders stopped Dallas at the goal line late to seal a 19-13 victory.
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Randy Moss
Raiders
Oakland
LaMont Jordan
Sebastian Janikowski
Dallas Cowboys
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Crater
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Brad Lidge
Joe Niekro
Randy Johnson
Arizona
al Behrman
Carl Powell
Bengas
Dayton Cruises
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