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Local Basketball News Texas basketball's July 2627th tournament held in the Austin area will be NCAA thestands will be littered with big time scouts, at The james silas Shootout . http://www.texasbasketballinc.com/news.htm
Extractions: Texas Ambassadors 9th, 10th and 11th grade practice will be Wednesday night (March 5th) at 7PM at Reagan High School . Reagan is located just east of I-35 and 290. Take the first exit (Cameron Rd) once you have taken the 290 ramp headed to Houston. School is on the north side of 290. NEWS: February 24, 2003 Last night (February 23rd) Coach Max Ivany of Texas Basketball was invited to speak on the Greg Swaim Show , a nationally syndicated radio show discussing basketball recruiting and kids in the South Texas region of the AAU. If it interests you to hear about the kids in this area, the "diaper dandies" of the Class of 2006 listen to Coach Max discuss them with Swaim. Mr. Swaim, is one of the top gurus of both boys and girls basketball in the country, serving on both the boys and girls committees that choose the McDonald's All Americans. He is the only national member to serve on both. NEWS: Texas Basketball would like to welcome the Staybridge Inn , in Round Rock, TX as an official host hotel for Austin area tournaments. The hotel has one bedroom suites with 2 double beds, a double sleeper sofa and a complimentary breakfast for our players and their families.
James David Jones Polatkin, who was shooting jumpshots exactly one year before james Naismith supposedlyinvented basketball ( Fistfight, p. 45). Another was silas Sirius, who http://www.cl.uh.edu/itc/course/LITR/4332/pprbjones2k.htm
Extractions: LITR 4332: American Minority Literature Sample Student Paper, fall 2000 James David Jones Litr 4332 Fall 2000 Dr. C. White "We Have Borne Everything Patiently for This Long Time" The title of this essay comes from a speech given by the great Amerind leader Joseph Brant.It is a fitting introduction because no other minority in American history has faced the question of assimilation versus resistance for as long a period of time, and with as much at stake, as the American Indian. From first contact with whites in 1493, to the modern reservation, the Amerind has fought a battle against white encroachment on tribal lands, disease, alcoholism, and a general lack of concern from the dominant white society. It is estimated that there may have been as many as 80 million Indians in The New World at the time of discovery, and that as a result of war, diseases (the Europeans brought smallpox and other diseases with them) and mistreatment almost 40 million had died by the mid 16 th century (Rosenstiel, Red and White The two works are in essence a collection of short stories. They contain vignettes of life, some based on historical events, which give insight into the Amerind culture. On The Rez, published in 2000, gives the account of the Oglala Sioux living on the Pine Ridge Reservation and their survival in the modern world while trying to retain their dignified culture. "Fistfight" is a work written in 1993 about life on the Spokane Indian Reservation, and deals with many of the same issues as "On The Rez". These two texts explore the issue of assimilation versus resistance for the modern Amerind, and the challenge to survive in a modern society without losing their cultural identity.
Extractions: + indicates deceased Year of Induction Member Sport(s) Played Year(s) Played Marshall Brown Basketball Coach Harry Miller Basketball Coach Bobby Sliva Football Doug Samford Leo Anger, Jr. + Doug Moore Track Glen Stancil Basketball S.A. Kerr Basketball Dr. Bill Cramer Track Andy Hopkins Football and Track Henry Malone Football and Track Tom Evans Football Jerry Clement Football Robert Neff Football Dennis Stavinoha Football James Silas Basketball Emil Hanicak +/font> Basketball Ted Moore Football/Basketball/Baseball Ray Ford Smith Football J. B. Adams
Charlotte Hornets Basketball Bob Bass, Charlottes executive vice president of basketball operations, said he inthe first game of the playoffs, my leading scorer, james silas, broke his http://www.gast-gazette.com/Portal/Sports/Hornets/Hornets33.htm
Extractions: HORNETS Today at 12:30 p.m., when the Charlotte Hornets open a best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series at New Jersey, theyll be without two of their top players. Yet, given all that this team has gone through this season, having Jamal Mashburn and Jamaal Magloire out of action is really not that much of a story. Its not meant to diminish either players talents or in Mashburns case a debilitating condition. Its just that this team has endured so much turmoil on and off the court this season that its almost normal to either be without a player of have an off-court issue hanging over them. This season, the Hornets have dealt with their owners year-long pursuit of another city and injuries that have cost three players significant playing time and forced a late-season surge just to make post-season play. "I dont think that Ive been around any team thats been through as much as this team has and risen as high as they have so far," said coach Paul Silas, an NBA player or coach for 32 of the last 38 seasons. "Its remarkable to me that theyve been able to sustain, given the circumstances."
Louisiana Preps Birthplace Of Basketball Greatness The Clarion Herald was pleased to present its list of the 100 brightest high schoolbasketball stars to shine in New Orleans over the G james silas, Tallulah. http://clarionherald.org/20030129/art008.htm
Extractions: January 29, 2003 By RON BROCATO The Clarion Herald was pleased to present its list of the 100 brightest high school basketball stars to shine in New Orleans over the last century in its previous issue. We weren't quite sure what the response would be, or if there would be any at all. Well, to our surprise, the result was a clamor for a second list, raising the ante to include the 100 greatest players produced in Louisiana high schools. You gluttons. To select a list of this magnitude, the research had to be extensive. It included perusing through All-State and All-District teams from days of yore and lore to the present. Having attended Top 20 state tournaments since 1967 was invaluable, not to mention the thousands of games covered or watched over the past 36 years. THE OUTCOME was the discovery that our state's production of high school talent rivals that of most states on the Atlantic coast and New England. See for yourself. On how many teams would the great Baton Rouge High, LSU and St. Louis Hawks center Bob Pettit be placed on the second unit?
Charlotte.com - Your Guide To Charlotte Jordan has always had trouble saying goodbye to basketball. 52 points in first gameback LeBron james has long silas a good fit back in Charlotte ( RICK BONNELL http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/sports/basketball/
Charlotte Observer | 01/19/2003 | Silas A Good Fit Back In Charlotte NBA / basketball, the fuss on talkradio about high-school phenom LeBron james drivinga As silas put it, without Baron Davis we are a mediocre team; we are a http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/sports/basketball/4982033.htm
Extractions: A simple but emphatic recommendation to Ed Tapscott: If the New Orleans Hornets are foolish enough to let Paul Silas walk at the end of the season, then hire him immediately. I don't know if Silas wants to coach an expansion team. I do know that he and his wife loved living in Charlotte, and Paul was easily the best coach in Hornets history. Silas wanted a contract extension before this season began. Those discussions are now tabled until the summer, when Silas' contract expires. "We tried to work something out but it didn't work to my satisfaction or theirs," Silas told the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
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Extractions: Colgate 71, Cleveland State 39 Women's Swimming Results Jan. 9, 2003 Maui Pineapple Sprint Invitational Cleveland State - Colgate University January 9, 2003 Results Event 1 Women 200 Meter Medley Relay =============================================================================== School Seed Finals Points =============================================================================== 1 Colgate 'A' NT 2:13.03 11 1) Garnett, Alice 2) Binder, Meghan 3) Zaika, Chrissy 4) Erickson, Meredith 2 Cleveland State 'A' NT 2:17.00 4 1) Jones, Sam 2) Sweitzer, Sarah 3) Pryzkling, Marlene 4) Guerra, Becca 3 Colgate 'B' NT 2:21.83 2 1) Harwood, Emily 2) Bontrager, Sheri 3) Boyer, Megan 4) Gaffuri, Elizabeth 4 Cleveland State 'B' NT 1) Peel, Wendy 2) Yaross, Lori
The Austin Chronicle Features 2001 Kids' Summer Fun Guide 2550003. www.my-gym.com. james silas basketball CAMP james silas, a former starguard for the San Antonio Spurs, returns for a third round of basketball camp. http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2001-05-04/xtra_set7.html
Extractions: HOME VOL.20 NO.36 FEATURES : 2001 KIDS' SUMMER FUN GUIDE May 4, 2001: AUSTIN SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL TRAINING CENTER America's favorite pastime besides Web surfing becomes even easier to learn! Austin will be holding summer sports camps for girls and boys. Campers get a snack each day and pizza on Friday, as well some excellent help with their swing. Special one-day clinics available, too. Ages: 7-13. Camps begin June 4. Mon-Thu, 9am-5pm; Fri, 10am-4pm. 386-5652. www.austinsoftball.com CHAMPIONS ALL-STAR SPORTS CAMPS are sponsored by Champions for Christ and offer instruction in volleyball, football, or basketball along with a little spiritual guidance. Special guests such as Bruce Crevier, four-time world record holder ball-handler in the Guiness Book of World Records , are assured in every session. Camps run different times, dates, and places depending on which sport you're interested in. Check the Web site for details. Ages: 9-17. www.championsfc.com/camps.html CAMP SUBZERO Weekly sessions begin June 4, 9am-5pm. Chaparral Ice Center
The Austin Chronicle Features Summer Camps james silas basketball CAMP james silas, a former star guard for theSan Antonio Spurs, returns for a third round of basketball camp. http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2002-05-10/xtra_feature6.html
Extractions: illustration by Jason Stout CHILD'S DAY SUMMER CAMP gives your kids a workout with gymnastics and swim lessons. Also planned for the summer are field trips to places like Discovery Zone, Zilker Park, and the Austin Zoo. Themes include but are not limited to camping, endangered species, and dinosaurs. Ages 4-7. Monday-Friday, 7am-6pm. 2525 Wallingwood #100. 327-3274 www.childsday.com WET AND WILD ADVENTURES Kids at this camp take off every morning in their 15-passenger vans for a new, exciting location. Depending on what session you choose, your kid could travel to Schlitterbahn, Pedernales State Park, an indoor rock climbing center, or go on the Blue Bell Creamery Tour. Ages 9-15. Morning drop-off choices are in Oak Hill between 7:30-8am, or West Enfield between 7:30-9am. Afternoon pick-up is between 5-6pm in Oak Hill. Sessions run May 28-Aug 2. 892-2224 www.wetwildcamp.com STEPPING STONE SCHOOL has 11 locations in the Austin area offering preschool or school-age care and learning programs. There are classes geared toward perfecting motor and speech skills and learning about the world around them, for ages 18 months to 5 years; and a whole host of differently themed weeks: science, art, the outdoors, and more, for school-age kids (5-11). Various locations. 459-0258
Charlotte.com - Your Guide To Charlotte but must miss one more game LeBron james won a but his future as a high school basketballplayer remains silas a good fit back in Charlotte ( RICK BONNELL, 01 http://www.philly.com/mld/charlotte/sports/basketball/
