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Frazee set for WNBA debut His vision: Alcohol-free zone at pro park Three from DBU selected in MLB draft PCA alum leads Longhorns to CWS victory CBU's Smith named NAIA Softball Coach of the Year   Links Athletes in Action Beyond the Ultimate Christian Outdoorsman Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sharing the Victory Sports Spectrum   BPSports Poll Better event: Home Run Derby or MLB All-Star Game? Home Run Derby All-Star Game	Home BPNews Subscribe to BP Tell A Friend Contact Us
	His vision: Alcohol-free zone at pro park Tim Jones, often seen wearing a sandwich board, is waging a campaign for a family friendly zone near Busch Stadium in St. Louis. ST. LOUIS (BP)--Tim Jones walks and prays.       He lets the sandwich board strapped over his body tell the message: No more bars.       "My idea is just to walk, pray and praise the Lord every which way I go," Jones said.       He's just one guy with a passion, but people are taking notice and his God-inspired vision may end up shaping the future of St. Louis. Jones is asking the city to not put any bars or taverns in the proposed Ballpark Village next to Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis. Read More... Three from DBU selected in MLB draft SECAUCUS, N.J. (BP)--Dallas Baptist University had three players drafted in the first two days of the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft June 9-10.       Junior Victor Black from Amarillo, Texas, was chosen with the 49th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Junior Ryan Goins from Round Rock, Texas, was chosen in the fourth round with the 130th overall pick by the Toronto Blue Jays, and senior Brandon Bantz from Mansfield, Texas, was chosen in the 30th round with the 893rd overall pick by the Seattle Mariners. Read More...   PCA alum leads Longhorns to CWS victory OMAHA, Neb. (BP)--Prestonwood Christian Academy alumnus Cameron Rupp hit two home runs and drove in four to lead Texas to a 10-6 win over Arizona State in a College World Series game June 16. Read More...   CBU's Smith named NAIA Softball Coach of the Year KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP)--The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics named California Baptist University softball coach Mike Smith the 2009 NAIA Softball Coach of the Year after guiding the Lancers to their first national title. Read More...   More Stories... Frazee set for WNBA debut	Ted Kluck Dear King James, Let’s get a few obvious, awkward things about us out of the way first (and note: this is more for me than you): It bothers me that despite being in your early 20s you make way more money than I ever will. Read More...    Ted Kluck Dear Mike, As a fellow parent (two boys, 6 and 3) I was deeply saddened by the news of your loss this week. Read More...
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