Baseball at a Glance Texas 5 New York 2 Oakland 1 Seattle 0 California 3 Minnesota 0
Tuesday schedule and results show Texas defeating New York 5 2 and California beating Minnesota 3 0 while Oakland won 1 0 at Seattle. Toronto at Chicago and New York at Milwaukee are listed among Tuesday games with pitcher matchups. Wednesday’s slate includes Boston Cleveland Toronto Chicago New York Milwaukee Baltimore Kansas City Los Angeles Houston Pittsburgh St Louis.
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Pecos golfers in second round district play at Fort Stockton
The Pecos High golf teams completed round two of the 2-AAA district at Fort Stockton Country Club on Saturday April 8. Fort Stockton A led with 611 to finish 1st, Pecos A totaled 638 for 2nd, Andrews A 648 for 3rd. Pecos B 667, Monahans A 668, Fort Stockton B 663. Richard White and Mike Daniels led Pecos A with 80. other Pecos A scores were 83 for Germal Wafer and Eugene Morales and 87 for Robert Abila. Pecos B totals included Danny Flores 82 Pablo Rivera 85 Ben Garcia 87 Jimmy Dutchover 88 Paul Kirkwood 92. Laura White led girls with 94 in round two for a 191 total, 3rd in medalist standings. Next event is April 15 at Gaines County CC in Seminole.
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Buerkle first entrant in New York City Marathon
New York AP reports distance runner Dick Buerkle the world indoor mile record holder 3 54 9 last January becomes the first entrant for the New York City Marathon to be held Sunday Oct 22 He recovers from a stress fracture and plans European races this summer including a July 11 meeting with top milers in Dublin.
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Grimsley's Sports Age Drives Golf Tour Schism
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports a bitter split in men's professional golf as younger players push to sideline older veterans. The dispute centers on new tour rules requiring top players to meet minimum tournament and earnings thresholds, prompting protests from legends like Sam Snead and Ben Hogan era stalwarts.
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Odessa native elected UT Ex-Students president for term
John Ben Shepperd of Odessa has been elected president of the University of Texas Ex-Students Association for a two year term. He is a former secretary of state and attorney general and succeeds Gordon Roundtree of Waco. New officers include John Stuart of Dallas as vice president Michael L. Cook of Austin as secretary Jean Welhausen Kaspar of Shiner as treasurer and Ray Vaughan as executive director.
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Local Sports Schedule Mixed Events foreach Sat
Baseball Eagles meet Seminole at there for a 7 30 p m Saturday. District track meet in Monahans. Golf for boys and girls at Seminole. Pony League tryouts at Pony League Field behind Welding Supply on the 20 at 2 p m. Boys not yet registered may do so at the tryouts.
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Spinks Faces Ali in New Orleans Rematch Promises Record Gate
In New Orleans the rematch pact looms as Leon Spinks and Muhammad Ali spar over who is the greatest. A gate guarantee of 3 million, Top Rank's Bob Arum seeking 7 million for TV rights, and plans to seat 85 000 at the Superdome for September 15 mark the headline aims. Ali calls Spinks better than expected, while Spinks declares the bout a continuation of their clash as both fighters prepare for signing.
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