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NEWS
Monday, Jul;
THE BATTALION
Farmer's Market
STUART VILLANUEVA/Twf Battalion
Grant Watson (left) of Marquez sells Saturday morning at the Brazos Valley
watermelons from the bed of his pick-up Farmer's Market in Bryan.
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All stars
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Tulsa Drillers, the only Texas Rangers representa
tive, struggled in his appearance. He lasted only 1/3
of an inning, giving one run on one hit and walk
ing two.
Carlos Silva of the Reading Phillies got the win
after working three innings, giving up one run on
three hits in three innings. Nate Cornejo
the Detroit T igers’ affiliate, took the loss
ing up five runs in two innings of work,
Gibralter’s homer was enough for hi
the Southern League’s “Star of Stars” awai
Lyle (Iverhay ofiLI Paso (Arizona Diamoi
affiliate) and Mike Cuddyer of New Brita:
nesota Twins’ affiliate) won the award:
Texas and Eastern leagues respectively.
Conspiracy
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their ego or integrity on the
line. This is not the era of the
1919 Chicago White Sox,
whose players threw the
World Series. Those players,
known forever as the infa
mous “Black Sox,” did not
make enough to feed their
families. The 21 st-century
athlete often makes enough to.
feed entire cities.
Good things in sports still
do happen on occasion, and the
triumphs of Ripken and Earn
hardt are salve for the soul.
Moments like these, Mark
McGwire’s 62nd home run and
Michael Jordan winning the
NBA title on his final shot are
the things that make young
children into life-long sports
fans. Conspiracy theorii
should stop trying tosp
great moments.
The NBA draftlotti
the other hand, should
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received a $925,000 signing
bonus.
Nix led Midland to the
Class 5A state championship
this year, hitting .476 with 42
runs driven in. He will start his
professional career with Col
orado's Rookie League team
based in Casper, Wyo.
Ag Football players
named All-American
by Football News
Senior center Seth McKin
ney and junior cornerback
Sammy Davis were named
preseason All-Americans by
the Football News. McKinney
was named to the first-team
offense, while Davis was
named to the second-team
defensive squad.
McKinney, out of Austin's
Westlake High School, was an
All-Big 1 2 and third-team All-
American selection last year.
He has played in each of the
possible 38 Aggie games dur
ing his career.
McKinney is also a candi
date for the 2001 Outland
and Lombardi awards.
Davis, a product of Hous
ton's Humble High School,
led the 2000 Aggies with four
interceptions and also made
38 tackles. He also recorded
1 0 passes broken up, while
being hampered with a ankle
injury for the second half of
the season.
Davis was also a 2000 All-
Big 12 selection.
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