Pecos Eagle thinclads vie for district 2-AAA track crown
Pecos Eagles show top district prospects led by Ray Cameron with strong showings in hurdles long jump and high jump. Cameron and Barry Hardaway duel in 120 high hurdles, Cameron at 14.8 with Hardaway 15.0. Jenkins boosts sprint ranks, with 9.7 in the Comanche Relays and 22.5 in the 220. Eagles land second in the area sprint relay at 42.7 and hover near the top in multiple events as finals near.
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Pecos
West Texas
Ray Cameron
Cameron
Lobo
Barry Hardaway
Eagle Cinderman
Robin Harris
Sandhills
Hardaway
San Angelo
Synder
Eagles
Ronnie Jenkins
Jenkins
Comanche Relays
Fosbury
Top track and field stars loom at 48th Texas Relays
World record holders and top college competitors headline the 48th Texas Relays in Austin with more than 1500 athletes. Notable entrants include Dwight Stones Jim Bolding Francie Larrieu Al Feuerbach Dave Roberts and Roy Minjarez Adam Arredondo from Pecos plus Texas El Paso and Brigham Young athletes. New events add the triple jump and 3000 meter steeplechase while a special mile features six sub four minute milers led by Paul Cummings and Mike Slack.
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Dwight Stones
Jim Bolding
al Feuerbach
Francie Larrieu
Dave Roberts
Larrieu
Detroit
University of Texas At el Paso
Greg Joy
Ut-El Paso
Theo Hamilton
Kansas
Hans Hoglund
Paul Cummings
Brigham Young
Mike Slack
North Dakota State
Texas Relays
Abilene High School
Snyder Tiger
PECOS
Roy Minjarez
Charles Weinacht
Minjarez
Weinacht
Lobo
Adam Arredondo
Eagles
Ector Eagles Split With Lamesa In Doubleheader
In non-district play at the Eagle diamond Ector won the first game 2-1 and lost the nightcap 6-5 in a bizarre baserunning incident. The doubleheader leaves Ector 8-10 on the season, Lamesa 2-7. Ector heads to Monahans to begin District 2-3A play while Lamesa opens District 3-3A against Brownfield.
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Ector
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Lamesa
Eagles
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Brownfield
West Texas Women’s Volleyball Group to Hold Meeting
West Texas Women's Volleyball Association will gather this Sunday at 6 p.m. in the west side gym per president Carol Uranga. All members urged to attend the organizational session and bring plans. New York AP reports few fans leave Northeast Louisiana basketball games early. four games were decided in final seconds, one in overtime.
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West Texas Women's Volleyball Association
Carol Uranga
West Side
New York
National Collegiate Sports Services
Wayland Baptist, Allentown, Fullerton in AAU semis
Top seed Wayland Baptist College of Plainview Texas faces fifth seed Allentown Pennsylvania, while second seed Fullerton California meets sixth seed Brownstown Indiana in the Women’s National AAU tournament semifinals. Quarterfinal winners were Wayland 68 61 over Ankeny Iowa Fullerton 91 51 over New York City Allentown 85 77 over Raytown Missouri and Brownstown 76 58 over Gallup New Mexico. The winners advance to the title game Saturday after a five day tourney that began with 21 teams. The four semifinalists also contend in a consolation bracket with Ankeny versus Raytown and Gallup versus New York City.
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N.M
Wayland Baptist College of
Allentown
Raytown
Brownstown
Ankeny
New York City
Cavaliers rally past Knicks in NBA record crowd
Cleveland defeats New York 100-95 before a league record 20,239 at the Coliseum to keep alive playoff hopes. Jim Cleamons, Dick Snyder spark the Cavaliers as they chase the final postseason bid, while coaches Fitch and Holzman credit the huge turnout for impacting play.
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Dick Snyder
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Bill Fitch
New York
Red Holzman
Suport
Omaha
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Knicks
Houston
Holzman
Ellis Helps Pirates Exb 3-2 Win Over White Sox
Pirates turned back the White Sox 3-2 as Dock Ellis allowed three hits and two unearned runs in seven innings. Willie Stargell provided the decisive RBI in the eighth after Richie Hebner’s triple. The spring exhibition also featured A’s 10 Dodgers 9 and other results. Angels and Giants were rained out.
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Dock Ellis
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Richmond
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San Francisco Giants
Weiskopf forecasts end to long drought at Greensboro Open
Tom Weiskopf, seeking his first win since 1973, shot a 64 to lead the Greater Greensboro Open in brutal wind and cold. Weather gusts over 50 mph, trees toppled, with Larry Hill in second after 67 as Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead tied for 77.
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N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Ous
Sedgefield Country Club
Dave Hill
Hill
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Gary Player
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