Tigers favored to win 2006 World Series in five games
Sun contributor Brandon Wheeland analyzes the 2006 World Series between the Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Cardinals. He notes Anthony Reyes and Justin Verlander duel to start Sizing up Pujols health and Cardinals offense while predicting a Tigers title in five games for Detroit's first since 1984.
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World Series Showdown Detroit and St Louis Open Schedule
St Louis Reyes 5 8 faces Detroit Verlander 17 9 at 7 03 p m Sunday. St Louis Weaver 5 4 at Detroit Rogers 17 8 at 7 23 p m Tuesday. Detroit hosts St Louis at 7 33 p m Wednesday and 7 27 p m Thursday. Weekend games list St Louis at Detroit with 6 57 p m Sunday Oct 29 and 7 p m start times for remaining clashes.
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Lee Ganders Fall In High-Scoring District Showdown
Lee, led by Jarvis Moore with 250 rushing yards, fell to Memorial 28 20 as Memorial fought back with Devon Lewis’s legs and two first half scores. Memorial seized momentum late second quarter, Lee endured botched conversions and a key holding call. Next Friday Lee hosts Humble for homecoming at 7 30 p.m.
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Pam 27 Rel 26 comeback finish
In a close game PAM moved to 4-3-1 behind RELs Jarvis Moore. Moore powered a 34 yard run and a 1 yard TD as REL led 26-14 at one point. Devon Lewis connected for a 23 yard TD pass and a late 34 yard strike to Freddie King to seal a one point PAM victory.
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Dayton Broncos rout LC-M in pivotal 22-4A clash
Dayton Broncos dominated Little Cypress Mauriceville 35-0 at Bronco Stadium to move to 4-0 in District 22-4A, setting up a potential championship showdown next week against Beaumont Central at Babe Zaharias Stadium. Sam McNeal, John Gable, Andy Dewey, Ford Smesny, Kerwin Marshall, Jacob Pickle, and Brent Kimmy starred on defense. Michael Dugat ran for 198 yards on 22 carries as Cody Green connected with A J Dugat for two scores and Gable added a late rushing TD.
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Bruins Dominate Rangers in Key Second Half
Sterling answered with a 70 yard drive to trim the deficit to 10-7. Jason Tanner split tailback and QB duties for the Rangers, scoring on a 42 yard run. A late first half breakdown by RSS, including a 76 yard TD by Williams, widened the gap to 24-7. West Brook added a 30 yard field goal and a 1 yard plunge amid late scoring to seal the game.
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West Brook dominates Sterling in 48 21 victory
West Brook defeats Sterling 48 to 21 behind Christian Michael and Dustin Montalbano rushing. Albert Williams leads RSS with 76 and 45 yard runs, while Manasah Davis and Kodi Maxey contribute multiple receptions. Team stats show West Brook with 463 total yards to RSS 281 and a strong ground game throughout the match.
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Maxey Leads Rangers in Scoring as Sterling Heads to Must-Win Game
Maxey finished 7 of 14 for 78 yards and two touchdowns, Davis had 6 receptions for 108 yards and a TD, while Maxey added 3 catches for 66 yards. Tanner led the rushing with 59 yards on 16 carries. Sterling travels to Atascocita next Saturday night in a must-win game as West Brook hosts Port Arthur Memorial, who beat Lee 27-26 on Friday.
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Crosby Cougars roll to win behind Starks and Crosby
Crosby racked up 245 rushing yards and 223 passing yards as Duran Starks starred with 223 through the air and 74 on the ground. Crosby tied Galena Park for second in district race and heads to Forest Brook next Friday seeking 3-0 in stretch run.
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