Royals rally past Indians with 12-4 win and Sweeney power
Mike Sweeney delivered a bases loaded double and a solo homer as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Cleveland Indians 12-4. Ken Harvey Brent Mayne and Michael Tucker added solo shots. Cleveland manager Eric Wedge was ejected in the eighth after reliever Carl Sadler hit Tucker. Sadler was also ejected. Jeremy Affeldt improved to 2-0 with the win after Sweeney's key fifth inning hit.
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Rangers blank Angels to snap five-game win streak
Ismael Valdes pitched eight sharp innings and Carl Everett homer twice as the Texas Rangers defeated Anaheim 4-0. Valdes allowed five singles, fanned seven, walked two, and threw 75 of 119 for strikes. Francisco Cordero closed, Hank Blalock added a homer, while Kevin Appier (1-2) took the loss. Anaheim failed to reach base past first until the sixth.
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Astros Baseball Record Revives NL Pace Stride
The Houston Astro record shows an upcoming shift in NL pacing with Tugay Weantrschas ToursGan and Lean Turse cited as key figures in the evolving season. Industry sources note Crestrakos Cettrakos as a related benchmark in standings.
Jordan Reflects Before Final Home Game Night
Michael Jordan voices a quiet mix of resolve and sentiment as he discusses playing his last home game. He recalls a morning feeling nudging him toward focus while acknowledging the looming farewell.
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Contact Info for Sports Scores Submissions
Readers are invited to submit scores or sports details via phone numbers 409 Seon and 281 488 7906 ext 41, or fax 409 935 04, and email to Rick Giliarn. The notice directs readers to use these contacts for updates and game information.
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Indians Hold Off Stings In Baseball Win
Zac Chollett delivered the decisive hit as Texas City defeated Santa Fe 5-2, ending Santa Fe’s hopes in the district race. Josh Woods struck out ten over seven and a third, earning the win while Mark Paukert and Ryan Battistoni supplied early runs for the Indians who move to 15-9 overall, 8-4 in District 23-4A.
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Giants rout Astros as Kent returns in San Francisco
Jed Lowrie and Kent split the headlines as the Giants beat Houston 4-2. J. Moss (2-0) earned the win while Wade Miller took the loss. Vin Worrell secured his sixth save, striking out Geoff Blum to close out the ninth. The Giants improve to 12-4, matching their best start since 1958.
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Recruiting meeting today at Texas City Field House
Texas City ISD invites Texas City High School student athletes and parents to a recruiting information session covering how recruitment works, athletic and academic requirements, including tests, and options from Division I to junior colleges. Several seniors have committed while others decide and two girls will sign letters of intent at noon Wednesday.
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Jordan honored in home finale
Michael Jordan received a U S flag from Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to start his final home game. He scored 21 points with eight rebounds in the 93-79 loss to the New York Knicks as Allan Houston led New York with 23 points. Wizards owner Abe Pollin donated 50 computers to Washington public high schools after the game.
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