The stranger at the door turned out to be Malik Faisal Akram, a 44-year-old British national of Pakistani descent who had made his way to the Dallas-Fort Worth area after flying into New York two weeks earlier. A passage from the 19th chapter of Leviticus is no doubt second nature to the man who goes about preparing a cup of hot tea for the visitor he has invited in: “The stranger who sojourns with you shall be a native from among you, and you shall love him as yourself for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.” Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker welcomes him into the warmth of the building. The deeply disturbing hostage incident at the Congregation Beth Israel synagogue in the Fort Worth suburb of Colleyville Saturday illustrated in agonizing real time the dilemma that most houses of worship face these days.Ī stranger knocks at the synagogue door on an unusually cold Saturday morning. (Elias Valverde/The Dallas Morning News via AP) Elias Valverde, MBR / Associated Press Police said the man was not hurt and would be reunited with his family. Records - Cooper 19-20 Canyon Randall 28-8.Shortly after 5 p.m., local time, authorities escort a hostage out of the Congregation Beth Israel synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, Saturday, Jan. Runs - Randall: Nate Hampton, Taylan Mullins.
Kyle Shelburne, Noah Bartlett (6) and Dylan Moon. REGION I-5A QUARTERFINALĪustin Smith and Brandon Boshears. 9 Colleyville Heritage or Justin Northwest in the region semifinals next week. Smith struck out four and walked three in going the distance for Cooper. Bartlett picked up the save, allowing two hits and striking out one over the final two innings. Shelburne picked up the victory, giving up five hits, striking out three and walking one in five innings. Goodson led off the sixth with a single, but was picked off. But Shelburne struck out Smith, ending another Cooper threat. Then in the fifth, Shaun Watson drew a one-out walk and Miller - who was 3 for 3 on the day, got a two-out single. But Randall starter Kyle Shelburne coaxed Smith into a fly ball before Zach Goodson lined out to second, after Paige had stolen third. Terreon Paige and Brandon Miller both singled with an out in the third inning. The Coogs avoided more trouble by throwing out Bartlett, who was trying to steal home, and Smith struck out Oscar Guerra for the third out.Ĭooper had its chances to score. Bubba Alonzo then doubled, chasing home Mullins. Hampton took third on Heston Kjerstad’s fly ball and scored on a 1-0 wild pitch to Noah Bartlett, who eventually walked.
Nate Hampton led off with a single, and Taylan Mullins walked. Randall (28-6) scored both its runs in the bottom of the first inning.
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The same wasn’t true for the Coogs (19-20), who managed seven hits, but couldn’t come up with a timely hit to force a third and deciding game as they had done in the previous two playoff series.Ĭooper had outscored its opponents 37-14 in sweeping the previous two Saturday doubleheaders after losing the playoff series opener. The senior allowed just three hits, but the Raiders did enough offensively to beat him. Once again, Austin Smith was spectacular on the mound for Cooper in a must-win Game 2 start. Less than 24 hours after Canyon Randall beat the Coogs 7-3, Randall beat Cooper 2-0 on Saturday to sweep the best-of-three Region I-5A quarterfinal playoff series. This time, however, the Cougars couldn’t pull off a dramatic comeback. For the third consecutive week, the Cooper baseball team lost the opening game of its playoff series.
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