OC track to debut in Dallas for eight events
Odessa College heads to Dallas for its first major competition at the Dallas Times Herald Indoor meet in Reunion Center Arena. The Wranglers enter eight events with a junior college mile relay led by captains Fink Morrison and Portis among others, totaling 24 competitors planned for the season.
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Oregon State Beats UCLA In Pac 10 Showdown
Oregon State used strong defense and Sharp ball handling to topple UCLA 57 51 in the second half as Steve Johnson scored 27 points. Rod Foster led UCLA with 19 points while Oregon State’s Ray Blume added 14 and key plays from William Brew sealed the win. Brown lamented patience and noted Johnson’s inside impact.
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Rains wash out first round of Crosby golf
Heavy rain and hail washed out the Bing Cross National Pro Am first round at Pebble Beach and delay may push play to Friday Monday or Tuesday. Officials warned completion uncertain as Pacific storms persist with solo rounds possible over four days. CBS extended coverage to Monday despite weather risks and the three Monterey Peninsula courses remain unplayable.
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Upsets Mark Avon Women's Tennis. CollinsFalls to Shriver
Sandy Collins streak ends as she loses to Pam Shriver 6-1 6-2 in Chicago. Martina Navratilova rests but faces Anne Smith in quarterfinals after Smith upset Kathy Jordan 6-4 7-4 6-4 in third round. Louie defeats Jaeger. Mandlikova Hanika Turnbull Shriver Potter seedings reshape quarterfinal lineup.
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New AL Owners Pledge Farm System Growth
Chicago White Sox to be bought by Jerry Reinsdorf and Eddie Einhorn with George Argyros purchasing 80 percent of the Seattle Mariners. Both groups vow to develop strong farm systems and remain competitive. Local ties persist as four former owners keep minor stakes in Seattle while Danny O’Brien stays as president.
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Astros now get respect as they head for 1981 season
Astros batting coach Deacon Jones says NL rivals now fear Houston when they visit. Nolan Ryan and Craig Reynolds discuss goals after falling one loss short of the 1980 World Series. The team braces for 1981 with Landestoy at second Howe at third and Sutton/Knepper added, while Ryan notes velocity remains, in Dome conditions.
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Odessa Junior Highs Shine in Midland Invitational
In the Midland Invitational Frean Tournament, Odessa teams split wins as Ector led 107-70 over Midland Gold with five players in double figures. Bonham defeated Lee Maroon, Nimitz beat Lee Orange, and Bowie edged Lee White.
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