Permian Adds Two Aides to Football Coaching Staff
Permian High School fills its football coaching roster with two new varsity assistants. Mike Honeycutt from Clark High School in San Antonio and Ed Hickman from Littlefield bring West Texas experience. Honeycutt will coach defensive ends and tight ends and flankers. Hickman will handle offensive guards and center and defensive tackles. Both have strong 5A/5-5A backgrounds. board approval pending.
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Ed Hickman
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Odessa
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Clark High School
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District track meets decide day’s qualifiers across region
A series of area meets began with District 6A in Sterling City where 1] teams chase team honors finals at 3 p.m with Rankin favored. District 924 follows in Eldorado as Ozona Lions and Reagan County lead. events start 9 30 a.m with prelims then finals at 1 p.m. District 634 brings Seminole Crane Denver City and Coahoma together in Coahoma with events at ? a.m and finals at 3 p.m. Regional 3A and 2A boys meets have started. Borger and Seymour lead after day one in golf at Sunset Country Club with top individuals advancing to state in Austin. Monahans hosts a two day golf tourney at Ward County Golf Course with flights and $60 entry. Pan American Golf Association meets in Monahans to plan Mexico tournament. Midland High defeats Monahans 7 to something in a baseball game. Monahans hosts Lamesa next.
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Eldorado
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Seymour
Sunset Country Club
Sweetwater
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Farwell
Memphis
Austin
Peggy Deen
Dumas
Donna Hodge
Dena Warren
Kristen Keith
Monahans
Ward County
Ker Wright
Midland Cubs top Diablos in Texas League rout
Me! Hall hit two solo homers and drove in four as the Midland Cubs beat the El Paso Diablos 12 to 4 in a Texas League game. Hall opened the seven run first inning and added four hits, while Tom Grant added a solo shot. Diablos’ Willie Lozado homered. Norm Churchill improved to 2-0, Rick Kranitz took the loss. Other TL scores included Jackson 1 Arkansas 0, San Antonio 4 Amarillo 1, and Tulsa 9 Shreveport 2.
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Shreveport
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Shake Moore
Rick Ownbey
Ralph Citarella
Mike Zouras
Tom Byess
San Antonio Dodgers
Amarillo Gold Sox
Charlie Jones
Troy Dixon
Marty Scott
Tulsa Drillers
Shreveport Captains
Tony Hudson
Alan Fowlkes
Midland
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Dan Spillner
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Dodgers extend hot streak as Astros slide deeper in NL West
Los Angeles beat Houston 5-2 to run the Dodgers to 9-1 and widen their lead over the Astros, who dropped to 2-8. Expos edge Phillies 9-8, Cardinals top Cubs 6-1, and Giants crush Padres 9-0 as slumping Houston hopes for a turnaround despite 11 hits.
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Ron Cey
Jose Cruz
Alan Ashby
Pedro Guerrero
Mike Scioscia
Burt Hooton
Dave Goltz
Expos
Phillies
Jerry White
Montreal
Oakland A's riding 12-1 start with stellar pitching
Oakland pitching coach Art Fowler praises control as staff posts a 1.31 ERA through 117 innings with 11 of 13 starts clean, four shutouts, and Matt Keough's 3-0 win over the Minnesota Twins. Keough leads with a 0.33 ERA in three outings while Heath and Picciolo homer for Oakland.
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Billy Martin
Minnesota
Roy Smalley
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SWC golf honors crown Ray Barr top vote getter
Ray Barr of the University of Houston led the 198 All-Southwest Conference golf team voting as the top pick. Lawrence Field, Bud Ludwig, and Brian Carlson were unanimous selections. The 12-man roster also includes Blaine McCallister, Joan Slaughter, Jerry Briggs, Brad Jones, Gary Krueger, Mark Brooks, Bruce Jenkins, and Bjorn Svedin. Barr won his second SWC title and Texas coach George Hannon was named Coach of the Year. In other Texas notes, Andy Bean, Ben Crenshaw, Miller Barber and others were set for a pro am exhibition ahead of the Byron Nelson Classic.
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Arkansas
Bjorn
Nebraska Wranglers win WBL title over Dallas Diamonds
Rosie Walker scores 39 as Nebraska defeats Dallas 99-90 to claim the Women's Professional Basketball League championship in Omaha. Walker sinks 12 of 16 from the floor and 15 of 17 free throws, while Nancy Lieberman is held to 12 points as Nebraska closes with a 10-2 run and seven free throws in the final 74 seconds. Charlotte Lewis grabs 11 rebounds. Rosalind Jennings leads Dallas with 21 points.
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Nebraska Wranglers
Dallas Diamonds
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Wranglers
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Rosalind Jennings
Dallas
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