Patton wins Super Pro at Houston Raceway Park in high speed run
Daryl Patton of Highlands roared to 171.95 mph in a '06 Speers to win the Super Pro title at Houston Raceway Park on Sunday. His 7.652-second pass edged Pasadena rider Stephen Hughes who clocked 7.684 as final top bracket honors also went to Foot Brake rider Jay Robinson and Jr. dragster and Sportsman divisions.
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Hughes
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Shane Garcia
Houston
RPC
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Sportsman Jr
Raymond Moore
Tomball
Boyd Hightower
Crosby
Harden
Week's High School Volleyball and Tennis Schedule
The Week's Games lists volleyball matchups: Hardin Jefferson at Goose Creek Memorial four thirty five thirty and six thirty. Lee at Dobie four thirty five thirty and six thirty. New Caney at Sterling four thirty five thirty and six thirty. Barbers Hill at Brazoswood four thirty five thirty and six thirty. Sterling also at West Brook in tennis.
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Sterling
Barbers Hill
Brazoswood
West Brook
Thursday High School Football and Pro Baseball Tees
Thursday schedule covers Bellaire Episcopal at Goose Creek Memorial and Barbers Hill at Nederland in high school football with junior varsity Anahuac at Concordia Lutheran. Pro baseball features Cubs at St Louis and Pirates at Astros. M Lague action includes Phoenix versus Detroit in WNBA and a U S men’s World Cup qualifier against Trinidad and Tobago on ESPN2.
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Goose Creek Memorial
Barbers Hill
Nederland
Anahuac
Concordia Lutheran
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
WGN
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
FOX
U.S
Trinidad and Tobago
ESPN2
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Federer wins fifth straight U.S. Open title in dominant win
Roger Federer defeated Andy Murray 6-2 7-5 6-2 in New York to secure his fifth consecutive U.S. Open crown and 13th major overall, moving within one major of Pete Sampras while ending a tough season slump. Murray, the sixth seed, had upset Rafael Nadal in the semifinals to reach his first major final. Federer praised the achievement and hinted at continuing his pursuit of more majors.
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New York
Roger Federer
Federer
Andy Murray
Bill Tilden
Pete Sampras
Rafael Nadal
Nadal
Murray
Flushing Meadows
Britain
Texans stumble in season opener against Steelers
Texans offense sputters in 08 debut as Matt Schaub throws two picks and fumbles while taking five sacks. Andre Johnson and Duane Brown call for better execution and coaching after a 38-17 loss that exposed run game and line protection issues.
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Gene J. Puskar
Andre Johnson
Matt Schaab
Pittsburgh Steelers
James Farrior
Steelers
Texans
Houston
Matt Schaub
Pittsburgh
Schaub
Gary Kubiak
Patriots lose Brady for season in major setback
The New England Patriots announce Tom Brady will miss the 2008 season due to a left knee injury requiring surgery. Backup Matt Cassel, who has rarely started, will start against the New York Jets as coach Bill Belichick insists the team will continue to compete. Brady had led the team to multiple Super Bowls and a 19-0 regular season before a knee collapse against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Richard Seymour
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Patriots
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Belichick
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New England
New York Jets
Cassel
Carson Palmer
Matt Leinart
Southern Cal
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Seymour
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