Sterling girls at North Shore and more sports on today’s calendar
Today’s schedule includes motorsport racing at Raceway Park at 4 p.m. golf matches Sterling girls at North Shore Texaco Country Club and Sterling and Lee at Crosby Newport Country Club at 8 a.m. football games Baytown at Horace Mann Cedar Bayou at Gentry 4 30 p.m. 8B Horace Mann at Baytown and Gentry at Cedar Bayou both at Stallworth Stadium 4 30 p.m. volleyball Galveston at Lee College 7 p.m. and other duels at 6 30 p.m. tennis junior varsity Sterling at La Porte 3 30 p.m. and JV Clear Brook at Lee 4 p.m. plus 7A Baytown at Horace Mann Cedar Bayou at Gentry Highlands at Woodland Acres 4 30 p.m. SA Horace Mann at Baytown 8A Woodland Acres at Highlands 4 30 p.m. SA Gentry at Cedar Bayou
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Sports on TV Highlights Major Events Across Disciplines
A list of today’s televised sports includes PBA Miller High Life Open on ESPN at noon, South Carolina women vs Mississippi State at 2 30 p.m. on FSN, Skate America at 11 30 a.m. on ABC, NASCAR MENA 500 and CART Champs on NBC and Speed respectively, NHRA rounds on ESPN and ESPN2, World Series baseball Yankees vs Florida at 6 30 p.m. on FOX, golf coverage with Telefonica Open de Madrid at 8 a.m. on Golf and other events, football games on FOX CBS and ESPN, and MLS clash Chicago at Columbus on ESPN2 at 3 p.m.
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Minyard lifts Sterling JV to 13 6 win in tight game
Sterling JV freshened by called up QB Thomas Minyard edged Humble 13 6 as Minyard connected on a 40 yard TD to Josh Rideau and Cade Augustine added a 20 yard field goal. Stellar defense featured Wooddell brothers and Brandon Rosenbaum sealing the win. Sterling A team fell to Port Arthur others starred for Humble and Sterling freshman and JV squads.
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Texas rolls past Baylor in 56-0 win to cap rugged October
No. 19 Texas dominates Baylor 56-0 as Vince Young rushes for 101 yards and two touchdowns in a dominant display. Brett Robin starts at quarterback and combines with Selvin Young for three TDs while Texas outgains Baylor 477-260. Baylor struggles under first-year coach Guy Mortiss.
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Week 8 AP college football rankings and NFL Sunday slate
AP Top 25 recap shows Oklahoma remain No 1 after beating Colorado 34 20 and a series of results including Georgia and USC wins. NFL Sunday card lists East division games at noon and two later kickoffs, plus a Monday night matchup.
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Marlins stun Yankees to win World Series at Yankee Stadium
Beckett outdueled Pettitte as Florida, led by Joe Girardi and Jack McKeon, clinched the championship. Castillo’s RBI single and Encarnacion’s sac fly backed Beckett while the Marlins overcame a 3-1 series deficit, becoming the first post expansion titleist to win two titles.
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