Hurricanes stun No. 20 Texas A M 34 17 on Thursday night
Miami quarterback Kyle Wright threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns as the Hurricanes dominated Texas A&M, limiting the Aggies to 38 first half yards and cruising to a 34 17 win. Graig Cooper scored twice while Sam Shields had 117 receiving yards.
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Sterling Girls Shine In Pool Play Ahead Of Championship
Sterling girls sweep pool play with a 4-0 record scoring from close range and on the flank. Coach McMuller highlights their controlled offense and strong defense as they prepare for Saturday’s 7 10 p m final, potentially vs Cypress Creek or Clear Lake. Sterling’s girls have crushed opponents 62 8 over day one and aim to carry momentum into the title game.
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Towles Delivers in Astros Win Over Cardinals
Wandy Rodriguez pitched eight innings and allowed one run as Houston beat St. Louis. Towles hit a two run homer to key a five run seventh featuring Josh Anderson and Chris Burke. Burke added an RBI after replacing Pence who strained his back. Rodriguez later earned another RBI with a bases loaded single in the eighth.
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Eagles seek defensive progress as Barbers Hill eyes Forest Brook clash
Barbers Hill coach Price aims to bolster a developing defense and improve the offense after a Bellville game. Key players include junior Bryan Icet, senior Brent Jones, and quarterbacks Carmona and Bradshaw. Andrew Little's touches are a focus, with Little posting 94 rushing yards and 2 receiving TDs on 13 carries and 6 receptions. The Eagles travel to Forest Brook next Friday for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
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Debate over curriculums at black colleges sparks feud
Wilson continues on page 4 describing Tuskegee Institute president and reformer Booker T. Washington focusing on vocational training for Black youth in Alabama. W.E.B. Du Bois, Fisk University and Harvard educated, argues for combining academic instruction with vocational training, clashing with Washington on the ideal curriculum.
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History and role of historically black colleges in America
The article notes Washington's universal vocational training continued slavery's legacy. It highlights that historically black colleges and universities have fought discrimination to provide education for a race oppressed by slavery and segregation. It describes HBCUs as a vital part of America's history and future. Baytown resident Ray Wilson, a retired Exxon process supervisor, can be reached at ravehasen msn.com.
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Rangers aim to exploit La Porte defense in non district
Rangers Perkins rushes for 180 yards and a touchdown on 35 carries while Riley adds 84 yards and a TD on six carries and plays defense. QB Cook passes for 203 yards and a third score as Sterling seeks improvement after a 35-7 opener loss to Clear Lake. La Porte’s defense allows 316 yards per game but Sterling’s front seven, led by Ian Ogando and Kyle Marchan, has limited ground gains. Sterling coach Minyard, in his fifth season, stresses playoff readiness and improved defense for the non district finale at Bulldog Stadium.
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Baytown area volleyball opens season with multiple wins
The Baytown Sun reports a busy season kickoff with numerous teams posting wins. The 8A Lady Bear team defeated Galena Park 25-19 25-22 led by Hanson Tanton and Larson, while 8B won 25-20 25-7 with Ashley Bryant's aces. Highlands and Baytown teams posted wins across 7A 7B and 8A 8B divisions, led by players including Jackson White Ardrade and Robles, while Horace Mann and Gators teams also notched opening victories.
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