Lynn’s six hits power Red Sox to season opener win
Lynn, the 1975 AL Rookie of the Year and MVP, collected six straight hits in Boston's weekend series with Baltimore. He homered in the first inning and doubled to start a five-run third as the Red Sox beat the Orioles 6-2 for their first victory. Oakland edged California 10-7 in the other AL action.
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Panthers widen lead in district golf race at Monahans
Fort Stockton's Panthers built a five stroke edge over Pecos after three rounds at Monahans as Andrews and Barber chased individual medals. Monahans and other squads followed with mixed scores while Easter break paused action until April 24 in Seminole.
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Spurs tie ABA series with 105 79 win over Nets
Spurs bounce back from a Friday setback after star guard James Silas is lost. San Antonio defeats New York Nets 105 to 79 in Uniondale to even the series at one game apiece. Coach Bob Bass says Silas exit spurred tighter play and added intensity.
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Pecos earns three regional qualifiers in district meet
Pecos placed fourth in district action at Kermit and earned three thinclads to the regional track in Odessa May 1. Robin Harris qualified in two events, joined by John Ivy and Butch Rogers. Ector swept to the team title with 171 points, Monahans second with 123, Kermit third at 78, and Pecos, 63, with Ivy as the lone Eagle in the regionals after a strong pole vault showing.
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Eagles stay undefeated after 7 3 win over Seminole
Pecos leads loop after 7-3 victory over Seminole Indians. Linvel Mosby pitched a one hitter with 15 strikeouts to move to 3-2. Bobby Mosby had two hits and two RBI, Robert Abila added two RBI as Eagles gain top spot in district 2-AAA standings. They face Odessa Ector in a 4 p.m. Tuesday game on the Ector field.
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Pecos Freshmen Second in Lobo Meet Track
Pecos High School track teams placed second at the Lobo meet on April 3, totaling 127 points led by Stacy Blackwell 26 and Lopez 22. Teammates Woody Ramos Hill and Watson contributed in sprints relays and field events as Pecos earned multiple second and fourth places across events.
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Seminole netters win narrow district over Andrews
In district tournament action Seminole leads with a 40 35 edge over Andrews into regionals. Angie Shoemaker finishes second in girls singles, qualifying for regionals, while Mike Ortiz reaches boys singles finals before losing to Kevin Jackson. Pecos contenders include Benjy Meek and the doubles teams, but exit early.
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