Landry Seeks Rentzel Decision In 2-3 Weeks
Cowboys coach Tom Landry said a decision on Lance Rentzel’s football future will be made within 2-3 weeks. Landry spoke at Tom Landry Day in Mission, Texas, amid various events, and noted Rentzel’s indecent exposure case and probation. He also discussed trades, Bob Hayes free agency, and depth chart notes for training camp.
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Results from West Coast Baseball Games
The San Francisco team defeated St. Louis 4 to 2. Los Angeles played at San Diego. No other club schedules were listed.
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Mejia Wins Boston Marathon In Surprising Duel
Unheralded Alvaro Mejia of Colombia outkicked Irish Pat McMahon in a tense 26 mile duel to win the 75th Boston Marathon in 2 18 5. Mejia dodged rivals, leaped into the fountain after finishing, and claimed the title ahead of the former Irish Olympic runner McMahon who finished five seconds behind.</s>
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Greenhill To Compete In Regional Meet
The Pecos Eagle track team finished fifth in District 2 3A at Odessa. Steve Greenhill and Jody Strickland tied for second in pole vault at 5 ft 10 in with Greenhill advancing. Carl Smith was second in 120 high hurdles in 15.1 sec. Pecos totaled 64.5 points for the meet.
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Shaving Strokes by Frank Beard Golf Tips
Frank Beard emphasizes a balance of tension for a good swing and offers mental and physical tips to ease excess stress. Relax your grip before the address to the ball to reduce forearm and body tension and improve flow. To obtain Beard's book, send name and address with $1 to Pecos Enterprise in New York.
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Outdoor facts compiled by Savage Arms point to wildlife trends
Whooping cranes at Aransas Refuge reach a new 56 birds, up from 15 in 1941. Deer shed coats seasonally. burrowing owls raise one brood. meadow mice mother at 30 days with five to nine kits monthly. snakes hibernate to survive cold. salamanders may regrow lost legs. European hare clocks 60 mph for 100 yards. Over 250 foreign game bird species stocked. 4.5 million big game animals on 187 million acres in 1968, up from 200,000 in 1928. Gypsy moths spread across Northeastern states. Snow fleas diet unknown. Oar fish grows to 14 feet, 250 pounds, rare washups. Pacific saury 6–15 inches. Largest grouse Averin Hahn weighs 15 pounds, 5-foot wingspan. Four Texas national forests total 658,023 acres. Armadillos now reach Oklahoma and Mississippi.
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Bullets win dramatic clincher to end Knicks run
Fred Carter hit the decisive jumper with 1 08 left as the Baltimore Bullets defeated the New York Knicks 93-91 to win the Eastern Conference final in seven games. Earl Monroe scored 26, Jack Marin 20, Willis Reed battled through pain for the Knicks with 24. The Bullets advance to meet Milwaukee in the NBA Finals.
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Milwaukee to Be Site Of Playoff
The NBA championship playoff will start Wednesday night in Milwaukee between the Bucks and the winner of the New York versus Baltimore Eastern Conference final. The series moves to New York or Baltimore for game two, then back to Milwaukee for game three on April 28 and game four in New York or Baltimore on April 30. The PGA Championship history notes Hagen with five titles and Sarazen and Snead with three each.
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East Pecos Freshman Track Team Wins District 2 3A
The East Pecos freshman team tops District 2 3A meet at Rotary Field. Key winners include Armando Lujan Ray Lujan Maynard Anderson and Joe Romo in the 880 relay with 146.6, plus multiple top placers across relays jumps hurdles and sprints for Pecos Monahans Andrews and Kermit.
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