Panthers fall as Steers win 9 1 in five‑way 5 5A tie
Big Spring pitcher Wayne Shipman allowed 12 Permian hits but Mojo struggled with mental errors and base running. The Steers loaded the bases with none out in the third and fourth innings, scoring five and four runs respectively, while Brad Phillips allowed only two late innings and went the distance. Goetz and Williams had Mojo’s only extra base hits, and Mojo’s record drops to 4 9 while Big Spring moves into the top group in District 5 5A.
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Mojo
Black Cats
Steers
Permian
PHS
Abilene Cooper
Midland Lee
Shipman
Jerry Hix
Robbie Goetz
PHL
Lonnie Hobbs
Goetz
Mike Williams
Williams
Rusty Inzer
Inzer
Richard Hanfeld
Brad Phillips
Big Spring
Tommy Olague
Rusty Hayworth
Dickie Wrightsil
Lupe Ontiveros
Phillips
Mark King
Armendariz
Jimmy Morris
Inter
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Morris
Hanfeld
Arnound Warren
Morris Ct
Wrightsii Rt
Manteic
Ontiveros
Wiliams
Rosson
Wilms Goetz
Hantelg
Wrights
SAC
Walker
Warren
Pritigs
Ontiweros
Broncs surge into 5 5A lead in baseball race
Odess a High moved into a five way tie for first in District 5 5A with an 8 1 win over the San Angelo Bobcats. Tommy Stahl improved to 4 0 with a seven hit outing as OHS improved to 10 5 overall and 2 1 in league. Subia and Gallegos sparked the rally with a squeeze bunt and key miscues by San Angelo helped the visitors plate four in the fourth.
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SAN Angelo — Odessa High
San Angelo Bobcats
Tommy Stahl
Cats
Bronchos
Abilene Cooper
Abilene High
Midland Lee
Big Spring
OHS
Broncs
San Angelo
Morris Morgan
Junior Cobos
Efrain Gallegos
Morris
Johnny Subia
McLennan Wins Playoff Ties For First In Bill Choate-Woodward Invite
Odessa College and McLennan tied for first with 636 two-day total at Huntsville. McLennan won the playoff on the first extra hole after OC shot 315 to McLennan 314. OC’s Mike Wiland led with 76, Jeff Trujillo 78, Rob Stewart 80, Tom Garcia 81, Tom Ryan 81. OC eyes nationals and next competes in Western JCAC meet at New Mexico Junior College Hobbs.
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Huntsville
Odessa College
McLennan
Barry Rodenhaver
Mike Wiland
OHS
Jeff Trujillo
Odessa
Rodenhaver
Rob Stewart
Tom Garcia
Tom Ryan
New Mexico Military
Grayson
Midland
San Jacinto
Weatherford
New Mexico Junior College
Hobbs
NMJC
NL West preview Astros are ideal for their indoor ballfield
Astros mised a playoff chance last year by one misplayed base and lost key hurlers. With Enos Cabell traded for Knepper and Don Sutton added, Houston stacks a deep rotation led by Niekro Ryan and a sturdy bullpen. Dodgers eye health and power with gaps filled by Landreaux and a strong infield, while Reds Braves Giants Padres battle for place as 1981 season looms. PREDICTION Cincinnati Los Angeles Houston Atlanta San Francisco San Diego.
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Houston Astros
Gary Woods
Astros
Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
J.R. Richard
Ken Forsch
Richard
Bill Virdon
Enos Cabell
San Francisco
Bob Knepper
Los Angeles
Don Sutton
Joe Niekro
Nolan Ryan
Forsch
Ver Ruhle
Joe Sambito
Dave Smith
Frank LaCorte
Astrodome
Cesar Cedeno
Jose Cruz
Terry Puhl
Rafael Landestoy
Danny Heep
Craig Reynolds
Art Howe
Joe Morgan
Alan Ashby
Alan Knicely
Davey Lopes
Dodgers
Reggie Smith
Bill Russell
Terry Forster
Don Stanhouse
Smith
Frank Robinson
Giants
Frank Howard
Padres
Dave Winfield
Howard
Luis Salazar
Ozzie Smith
Terry Kennedy
Gene Richards
Alan Wiggins
Rupert Jones
Joe LeFebvre
Yankees
Jerry Mumphrey
John Curtis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Bulls and 76ers win NBA playoff openers
The Chicago Bulls beat the New York Knicks 90-80 as Ricky Sobers scored 18 and Artis Gilmore dominated with 16 rebounds and seven blocks. Philadelphia 76ers crushed the Indiana Pacers 124-108 behind Julius Erving with 32 points and 10 each for Darryl Dawkins and Bobby Jones.
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Chicago Bulls
Bulls
New York Knicks
Ricky Sobers
Artis Gilmore
76Ers
Boston
Indiana Pacers
Julius Erving
Darryl Dawkins
Bobby Jones
Houston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Portland
Knicks
Gilmore
Odessa College tennis coach resigns
Susie Girard resigned as Odessa College tennis coach after two years. OC will advertise the opening nationwide for at least three weeks with a May 1 deadline and a new coach to start by August 24. Desired applicant traits include a masters in physical education and college level coaching experience.
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Odessa College
Susie Girard
Phil Speegle
Girard
Gayle Noll
Noll
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