Pecos Eagles Rally to 7 5 Win Over Kermit in District clash
Pecos Eagles mount a 6-0 lead through three innings and hold on for a 7-5 District 2-3A victory over the Kermit Yellow Jackets. Odessa Ector also won, tying Pecos for first with 2-0 league records as Pecos faces Odessa Friday at Jaycee Park.
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Kermit
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Kermit Yellow Jackets
Pecos
Odessa Ector
Monahans
Ector
Eagles
Andrews
Fort Stockton
Bobby Herod
Kyle
Walker
Val Joe Walker
Bennie Abila
Abila
Jackets
Galindo
Clifton Glenn
Spray
Jaycee Park
Donald Ray Walker
James Thomas
Billie Sadler
Mike Sadler
Pecos Eagles Football Schedule Released for 1972 Season
Pecos High School unveils 1972 gridiron slate under coach and athletic director Jerry Millsapps. The Eagles, 4-6 in 1971, open September 8 at home against El Paso Irvin, with seven AAA, one AA and two AAAA opponents on the schedule. The slate includes Lamesa, Alpine, Fort Stockton, Odessa Ector, Kermit, Andrews, Monahans, Seminole, plus a B team and a PHL freshman slate. East and Pecos junior highs each schedule nine games. the two do not meet this year.
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WLGB
Pecos
Odessa
Ector
Kermit
Andrews
Monahans
Seminole
Fort Stockton
Ft. Stockton
Crane
Jerry Millsapps
el Paso Riverside
Lamesa Tornadoes
Eagles
Lamesa
Alpine
Pecos War Birds
Panthers
Odessa Ector
Yellow Jackets
Mustangs
Indians
PHL
East Pecos Jr. High
Pecos Jr. High
el Paso
Irvin
Lakers sweep Bulls as West erupts in second half
Lakers beat the Bulls 108-97 to sweep the Western Conference semifinal as Jerry West scored 23 in the second half. Gail Goodrich led with 27, Cliff Ray had 20 and 17 rebounds while Wilt Chamberlain pulled 31 boards. Bucks take 3-1 lead with 106-99 win over Warriors as other players carry the load.
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Clutch
West
Chicago Bulls
Lakers
Los Angeles
Bulls
National Basketball Association
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Warriors
Bucks
Baltimore
New York Knicks
Archie Clark
Pete Maravich
Atlanta
Boston
Bill Sharman
Jerry
Sharman
Chicago
Gail Goodrich
Jim McMillian
Cliff Ray
Wilt Chamberlain
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Oscar Robertson
Nets rout Colonels as Squires win in ABA semifinals
The New York Nets beat Kentucky 105 90 at Ken tucky to even the ABA East semifinal at 1 1. Virginia Squires led by Julius Erving with 53 points beat Florida 118 113 to take a 3 0 series lead. Indiana Pacers edged Denver 122 120 in overtime to go up 2 1 in the West. Utah and Dallas tied series resumes Wednesday in Dallas with Utah leading 2 0.
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Associated Press
New York Nets
Colonels
Kentucky
Nets
American Basketball Association
Joe Mullaney
Nassau Coliseum
Julius Erving
Virginia Squires
Virginia
Freddie Lewis
Indiana
Denver
Pacers
Utah
Dallas
Pecos Archers Conclude Range Competition for Ribbons
27 Pecos archers competed at the Pecos Archery Club range despite Easter and wind. Trophy winners included Mary Ann Box and Bill Oden with high scores, while multiple ribbon winners spanned Women Bow Hunter, Bare Bow, Free Style, and youth categories led by Mary Ann Box, Ann Jones, Donita Hunter, Elaine Houston, Pam Wright, and Toni Wright.
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Pecos
Mary Ann Box
Bill Oden
Butch Jones
Ann Jones
Donita Hunter
Elaine Houston
Pam, Wright
Toni Wright
Hunter
Bill Malone
Bill Box
Chuck Brooks
Roy Lee
Ken Jones
Wayne Grable
Gary Oden
Tom Bell
George Houston
Ray Guzman
Harry Reddick
Clinton Hunter
Paul Oden
Ricky Box
Rodney Grable
Lloyd Oden
Frank Platt
Larry Hunter
John Houston
Baseball owners reject 17 percent pension hike in opening day strike
In Chicago 24 MLB clubs posted no game signs and demanded players return to work after an owners meeting. John Gaherin said the 17 percent pension raise is unreasonable and indicated no new proposal will be made until players’ union leader Marvin Miller can be located. Cincinnati postponed its opener with Houston as talks stall.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Gaherin
Gaherin
Players Association
Marvin Miller
Miller
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston
Ball Park
University of Cincinnati
Opening Day Postponed Indefinitely By Baseball Strike
Cincinnati's Opening Day against Houston Astrose Astros postponed as MLB Players Association strike continues. About 51,000 ticketholders told to hold onto tickets until a new opener is announced after the strike ends. Reds faced $250,000 loss while fans and local businesses reel from canceled festivities downtown.
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Stanley Cup playoffs begin with high stakes and rivalries
Four NHL series open as Boston hosts Toronto and Chicago meets St. Louis while Montreal faces New York and Minnesota plays Pittsburgh. The cup worth 15000 per winner adds pressure as teams chase stars Hull Mikita and Hadfield in a new playoff format.
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Boston
Montreal
New York
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Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Emile Francis
New York Rangers
NHL
Red Kelly
Bobby Hull
Vic Hadfield
Esposito
Hull
Stan Mikita
Mikita
Pit Martin
Martin
Masters longshots eye green jacket as favorites fade
The Masters field leans to mild longshots led by Weiskopf Yancey Murphy Crampton and Beard with Nicklaus Palmer and others as potential winners. Weiskopf argues he has matured and cites strong Augusta history while Yancey obsessively studies the course.
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Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Tony Jacklin
Bob Goalby
George Archer
Charles Coody
Tom Weiskopf
Bert Yancey
Bob Murphy
Bruce Crampton
Tommy Aaron
Frank Beard
Dave Hill
Weiskopf
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Augusta National
Palmer
Nicklaus
Yancey
Murphy
Crampton
Grier Jones
Beard
Hill
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