Lady Rangers sixth in CC meet and boys tenth at Deer Park
Sterling's Lady Ranger varsity cross country placed sixth at Deer Park Invitational among 11 teams led by Merritt Drewery with strong finishes from Isabel Tobar Sonya Puente Leah Slone and Courtney Johnson. JV runners Leah Slone Ashley Slone and freshmen Stephone Leaks Matt Kenna showed gains. Varsity boys finished 10th led by Angel Nunez Tommy Drewery and coach Al Johnson with JV standouts Cory Johnson and Marcus Omtredt. Sterling hosts next meet at 8 10 a m Saturday.
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On the Air: Sports and Tennis Schedule Highlights
A concise broadcast lineup lists golf Kraft Nabisco at 3 p.m., Cubs at Braves at 6 p.m., Astros at Cardinals at 7 p.m., NFL Minnesota at Washington at 6 p.m., 49ers? at Raiders at 9:15 p.m., plus U.S. Open Juniors girl and boys finals at 7 and 8:30 p.m. Details vary by network.
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Contact Goa Sports Editor Doyle Bath for today’s stories or ideas for future sports coverage. Call 281-425-8031 or email sports baytowndont aa.
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Bush leads Brewers over Astros with fifth shutout
Dave Bush dominated the Astros for a 4-0 Brewers win, matching a season high with 10 strikeouts and completing his third career shutout. Tony Graffanino and Mike Rivera homered as Milwaukee, mired in a rough stretch, snapped a 13 of 15 skid and pushed Houston to 0-4-12 shutouts this year.
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Texans fall to Eagles 24 10 in season opener
Houston blows early lead as Donovan McNabb throws for 314 yards and three TDs, including a strike to Donte Stallworth in his Eagles debut. Mario Williams held to little impact, DeMeco Ryans leads with 13 tackles, and Houston finishes with 70 rushing yards after a bright start by Carr and Moulds.
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Jacksonville spoils Owens Dallas debut
Jacksonville beat Dallas 24-17 in the season opener as Byron Leftwich threw a TD pass and ran for a score. Fred Taylor totaled 115 yards, Matt Jones and Reggie Williams contributed multiple catches, and Owens had 80 yards with a late 21-yard TD for Dallas before a Jaguars onside recovery and late interception sealed the win.
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Lee College split pair at San Jacinto tourney
The Lady Rebels defeated Temple College 30-25 30-21 30-21 before losing to Blinn College 30-26 19-30 26-30 24-30. Judith Boel led with 18 kills seven blocks and four aces in the win. Abby Farmer 40 assists and 3 blocks. The team heads to Wharton College for conference play Tuesday.
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Ohio State Tops AP Top 25 After Win Over Texas
Ohio State seals No 1 in the AP Top 25 after defeating defending champion Texas 24 7. The Buckeyes win strengthens their hold with 59 of 65 first place votes and 1614 points. Notre Dame rises to No 2 after beating Penn State 41 17. Auburn No 3, USC and West Virginia follow with SEC action looming for LSU Florida.
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