Cowboys host Let Us Play! girls sports camp at Texas Stadium
In Dallas a two day Let Us Play! camp for 100 plus underprivileged girls ages 12 to 15 featured Cowboys players including Woody Dantzler Chad Hutchinson Ebenezer Ekuban Billy Cundiff Matt Lehr James Whelen and Demetric Evans. ESPN anchor Andrea Kremer Hall of Fame player Nancy Lieberman Cline and Desperados coaches attended as guest speakers. The program funded by Gene and Jerry Jones Family Cowboys Charities aims to teach sports and life skills through football and teamwork.
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Texas rally fuels late comeback to beat Florida State
Texas rallied behind two-out hits including a two-run single by Teagarden and an RBI double so Texas tied a season-high with six stolen bases and added three runs in the ninth. Florida State starter Peterson allowed two runs in five plus innings while issuing seven walks. Rhett James (2-4) took the loss as Sultemeier delivered the game-winning hit for Texas. The Seminoles led 2-0 in Game 2 at Dick Howser Stadium in Tallahassee and host Texas visits Florida State today.
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Seminoles face potential loss of Drew after hamstring strain
The Florida State Seminoles failed to seal the win as the fourth inning included a bases loaded walk and a throwing error, followed by Eddy Martinez-Esteve's RBI single in the seventh. Stephen Drew strained his right hamstring rounding second base and exited with Game 2 status uncertain, forcing a must win sequence Monday and Tuesday to reach Omaha.
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Rice Downs Houston In Game Two To Even Super Regional
Rice pitcher Jeff Niemann improved to 16 straight victories striking out 12 across seven innings as Rice blasted Houston 10-2 to square the best-of-three series. Vincent Sinisi homered twice, including a ninth homer season, and Rice added four total long balls, while Houston failed to rally early in the pivotal matchup.
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LSU Tigers Dominate Bears Behind Aaron Hill Grand Slam
LSU routed Baylor 23-18 in a high scoring game as Aaron Hill delivered a key grand slam and Mark McCormick struggled on the mound. Baylor led briefly but could not hold the edge as LSU pulled away with multiple early runs and continued scoring late.
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Devils Face Game 7 Test After Close Ducks Push
New Jersey holds a 3-2 series edge but so far cannot close out at home. Anaheim momentum leans with a 5-2 win and coach Mike Babcock stresses a needed turnaround. Nieuwendyk remains unlikely to play Game 7, while Brodeur urges focus and physical edge to seize the title.
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Stewart earns first win of season at Pocono after Dover penalty
NASCAR star Tony Stewart overcame a one lap pit rule penalty at Dover and a late caution to win the Pocono 500, ending a 27 race drought. He led late, with crew criticism and media pressure noted as part of a testing season.
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