Pink locker room saga stirs Iowa debate on gender tone
Baytown Sun sports writer Michael Pineda questions the pink visiting locker room at Iowa's Kinnick Stadium, noting the long tradition, campus backlash, and arguments about sexism. The piece compares cultural impact to college sports icons and mocks the uproar while defending the color choice as nonoppressive.
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University of Iowa
Erin Buzuvis
Iowa
Kinnick Stadium
Hayden Fry
University
Texas A&m
Buzuvis
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Jeff Gordon
Illinois
Minnesota
Goose Creek
al Richard
Stallworth Stadium
Buzavis
Michael Pineda
The
Baytown Sun
Wild Weekend Of A.L. Clinching Drama And Rivalry
The final weekend of baseball heightens pennant races with three teams vying for two wild-card spots in the American League. Yankees, Red Sox, and Indians battle for position as Boston visits Fenway in a pivotal AL East series while Cleveland contends in the wild-card chase. In the National League Atlanta St Louis and San Diego have clinched, Phillies still in the race as Houston trails by two games.
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America
Yankees
Red Sox
White Sox
Indians
New York Yankees
Joe Torre
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston
Philadelphia
Michael Tucker
Fenway Park
Cleveland
Alex Rodriguez
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Ozzie Guillen
East
Last Games Fuel High Drama In Tight MLB Race
Yankees hold a one game lead over Boston with four remaining as Mike Mussina warns every game is playoff like. The White Sox trail Indians in the AL Central while Houston eyed a wild card edge and Philadelphia prepared for a three game set in Washington. Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz vie for AL MVP amid the Yankees Red Sox drama.
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Boston
Johnny Damon
Red Sox
Yankees
Fenway Park
Elias
New York
Highlanders
Mike Mussina
White Sox
Indians
Chicago
Cleveland
Houston
Philadelphia
Astros
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Washington
Yankees Red Sox
Rodriguez
David Ortiz
Astros edged as Burnitz scores on wild pitch in Cubs win
Astros starter gave up three runs and five hits in seven innings as Lance Berkman homered for a brief 1-0 lead. Matt Morton tied it with a fourth inning homer before Lee's 401-foot shot put Chicago ahead. Burnitz scored on a wild pitch as Cubs avoided further trouble.
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Lance Berkman
Astros
Matt Morton
Lee
Cubs
Jeremy Burnitz
Associated Press
David J. Phillip
Chicago Cubs
Jeromy Burnitz
Houston Astros
Wandy Rodriguez
Adversity hits district as playoff hopes hinge on rest of schedule
Sitting at 0-3, Memorial and West Brook face uncertain futures as hurricane damage delays reopens. Key players Bland and Repp return from injuries while postponements threaten remaining games, jeopardizing playoff eligibility unless appeals or schedule changes occur. District 22-5A requires a full slate for playoff status.
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Tus
Titus Bland
Matt Repp
Beaumont West Brook
Port Arthur Memorial
Teresa Hughey 46 of Mont Belvieu Dies
Teresa Anne Wessell Hughey age 46 of Mont Belvieu died Friday September 23 2005 Funeral services were held September 30 at 1:00 pm at Sterling White Chapel Highlands with interment in White Cemetery Highlands Survivors include husband Stephen Hughey three sons Dallas Hughey Joshua ONeal and Jackey Hughey four grandchildren and her parents Jeanette and Jack Lindsay of Highlands Service entrusted to Sterling White Chapel Highlands.
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Teresa Anne (Wessell) Hughey
Mont Belvieu
Sterling-White Chapel
Highlands
Wendell Scott
White Cemetery
Teresa
Baytown
Arthur C. Wessell
Jeanette “Jan” Lindsay
Louise Bazzoon 86 Santa Fe Texas dies after long life
Louise Vera Bazzoon 86 of Santa Fe Texas died September 25 2005 at Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center Hospital Houston born March 7 1919 in Liberty County to Clyde Hovard and Vera McCain lived Tarkington Prairie then Dayton since 1955 moved to Santa Fe five years ago She enjoyed sewing fishing active in Dayton Art League Eastern Star chapters and LaMarque Chapter Visitation September 30 2005 5 to 9 pm Sterling White Chapel Funeral Home Highlands Graveside October 1 2005 10 am Montague Cemetery Cleveland Rev Tim Gruver officiating Burial Sterling Funeral Home Dayton descriptor arrangements by Sterling Funeral Home Dayton
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Louise Vera Bazzoon
Santa Fe
Texas
Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center
Houston
Liberty County
Clyde Johnson Hovard
Vera Ann McCain
Tarkington Prairie
Dayton
Dayton Art League
Cleveland
Order of Eastern Star
LaMarque
Sterling White Chapel
Highlands
Jim Bazzoon
Berylyn
Helen Gruver
Randall
Humble
Luther Clyde Havard
Tomball
Lank Tucker Havard
Thomas James Bazzoon
Mark Allen Gruver
Michael Thomas Gruver
Montague Cemetery
Tim Gruver
Sterling Funeral Home
Constance Baker Motley dies at 84 in New York
Federal Judge Constance Baker Motley, pioneer of civil rights and early ally of Martin Luther King Jr, died at NYU Downtown Hospital from congestive heart failure. A New Haven native, she became the first Black woman appointed to the federal bench in 1966 after a career with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and landmark cases like Brown v Board and Birmingham school desegregation efforts.
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New York
Constance Baker Motley
Martin Luther King Jr
Motley
NYU
Joel Motley Ili
New Haven
Conn
Rachel Baker
New Haven Naac
Willoughby Alva Baker
Yale University
New York University
Columbia Law School
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
Legal
Willie Pearson Jr. obituary notice from Baytown area
Willie Pearson Jr. age 72 of Baytown died September 21, 2005. Born March 22, 1933 he will be laid to rest in Crosby after his funeral at Walker Funeral Home on September 30, 2005. Viewing precedes the service from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. at Walker Funeral Home Crosby.
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Willie Pearson Jr
Baytown
Walker Funeral Home
Crosby
Texas
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Wessell
Hughey
Constance B. Motley
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