Former Baytonian to honor grandfather in NYC Marathon
Baytown resident Glenn Hartrick will run the November 4 2007 New York City Marathon to honor his Baytown grandfather Albert Jacobs who died earlier this year. He runs as a fundraiser for the American Heart Association aiming to raise over 5000 dollars with company matching pledges and donations directed to heart disease and stroke research.
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Sterling tennis routs Port Arthur Memorial in district opener
Sterling Rangers dominate Port Arthur Memorial 18-1 to start District 21-5A play. The win lifts their record to 4-2 as doubles sweep sets tone with all seven two-set victories. Mixed doubles momentum cited as key, girls and boys singles and doubles adds multiple winners across the lineup.
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Garcia presents himself as offensive line leader amid vacancies
Garcia says he must lead the line with Rivera sidelined and Adam out. He notes Clint Riley cites J D Ortiz and Tim Smith as progress players while Mike guides two young linemen. Ganders aim to regroup after Clear Creek game and start district play at home vs Kingwood with urgency to win and boost confidence.
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Sterling Silences South Houston In Defensive Stand
Sterling held South Houston to limited offense while gaining 222 total yards and 10 first downs against last year’s Mavericks. Quarterback Jerrod Doucet ran 75 yards on 17 carries and threw for 116. Andre Grant added 37 receiving yards and a rushing touchdown, with Milton Collins adding 15 yards on one play.
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Doucet’s four interceptions fuel Ranger rout and road directions
Doucet threw four interceptions, two in heavy traffic over the middle, as Ranger runners fumbled four times losing three. The article includes directions to the game: take 146 south across the Fred Hartman Bridge to Texas 225 west to Beltway 8, then south to Spencer Drive, right on Spencer 1.5 miles, stadium on the right.
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