New Braunfels Little League Registration Dates Announced
New Braunfels Little League sets spring baseball and softball registration for January 13 and 18. Ages 5 to 18 by July 31, 2000 may enroll in softball T ball coach pitch and baseball from 6 to 8 pm at Seele School 540 Howard St. Fee 40 dollars. birth certificate required for new participants. For info contact Mike Garrett Sam Castilleja Carla Harber or Jon Ellis at listed numbers.
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Sports Collectibles show at Live Oak Civic Center
Former Dodgers Don Newcombe and Frank Howard along with Cowboys Drew Pearson and Mel Renfro are scheduled to appear and sign autographs at the Southwest Sports Collectibles Show starting 4 p.m. Friday at the Live Oak Civic Center in Houston. Also appearing are 1957 Heisman winner John David Crow and Wally Moon. Admission is 5 dollars. under 10 free. Show runs Friday through Sunday. Call (713) 723-0730 for information.
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Don Newcombe
Frank Howard
Dallas Cowboys
Drew Pearson
Mel Renfro
Live Oak Civic Center
Pat Booker
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John David Crow
Wally Moon
High school and college basketball and more schedule
Tonight schedule features Churchill at New Braunfels girls 7 30 p m Canyon girls play Burbank 5 30 p m at Alamo Convocation Center Boerne visits Canyon boys Smithson Valley girls travel to Randolph 6 30 p m Lanier visits Smithson Valley boys 7 30 p m East Central scrimmage with New Braunfels girls 7 p m Schreiner College men at Seguin 7 30 p m NBA games San Antonio at Minnesota Seattle at Houston 7 30 p m and Sugar Bowl college football Florida State versus Virginia Tech at 7 p m"}
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Florida State
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Wednesday events feature college scrimmages and bowls
The Kansas State versus Washington Holiday Bowl and Kentucky versus Syracuse in Music City Bowl highlight a packed schedule. NCAA games include Georgia Tech at Kentucky, Duke at Virginia, Kansas State at Texas women, Charlotte at Utah, and Kansas State at Washington. NHL action has Nashville visiting Dallas at 7 30 p.m.
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Reagan
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Louisville
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Duke
Virginia
Charlotte
Utah
Syracuse
Washington
Nashville
Dallas
Area teams tune up for new season
Area high school soccer teams opened the 2000 season with scrimmages on a windy New Braunfels day. Canyon High’s boys beat Holmes 3-1 and edged Lee 1-0 on Javier Sanchez’s goal as they prep for a Jan 25 non district game and a Friday start at the Austin ISD Tournament. New Braunfels' boys and girls also scrimmaged alumni at Unicorn Stadium. the girls beat the alumni 5-1 and host San Antonio East Central today in a 7 p.m. scrimmage before Unicorn Invitational action. Kerrville Tivy and Schertz Clemens start the Unicorn Tournament Friday night before New Braunfels faces Dripping Springs at 7:30 p.m.
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Lee
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Taft
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Kerrville Tivy
Schertz Clemens
Dripping Springs
Amanda Beck
Herald-Zeitung
Derek Sassenhagen
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Deseree Boyd
Stephanie Schumway
Cowboys hopeful as 8 8 record earns playoff shot
Dallas riders back in the NFC playoffs with an 8-8 mark awaiting a wild card game in Minnesota against the Vikings. Coach Jimmy Johnson and quarterback Troy Aikman stress the edge of playoff experience, leadership from Emmitt Smith and Deion Sanders, and the chance to ride momentum in a wide open chase for the Super Bowl.
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Dallas
Minnesota
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Washington Redskins
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Aikman
Jeff George
Washington
Brad Johnson
Emmitt Smith
Deion Sanders
Darren Woodson
Broncos bow out as Miller retires with concussions
Denver's Chris Miller ends his NFL career amid repeated concussions as the Broncos exit the playoffs for the second straight year after two Super Bowl titles. Miller, citing brain-related health concerns, says he cannot continue despite believing he could still compete at the pro level.
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Denver Broncos
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Frerotte to Start Against Redskins in Playoff Clash
Detroit quarterback Charlie Batch reinjured his fractured right thumb in a 24-17 loss at Minnesota and may need surgery. Coach Bobby Ross said a second opinion is sought and Batch is likely out for the wild-card game against Washington.
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