Little League teams named for Pecos season
New players for Pecos Little League are assigned to Yankee Cardinal Indian Red Sox Giant Dodgers teams. Yankee include Andrew McGrew Pete Marcus Sonny Falcon Bernardo Natividad Randall Saleido Gilbert Jillabos Rickey Bitalis Benny Bitalis. Coaches Ismael Duarte Danny Granado and others guide practices at Pecos Elementary and 4th Hackberry Plum Lincoln and South Pecos sites.
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Peco” Little League Association
Yankee
Andrew McGrew
Pete Marcus
Sonny Falcon
Bernardo Natividad
Randall Saleido
Gilbert Jillabos
Rickey Bitalis
Benny Bitalis
The
Grandado
Steve C. Hackley
Danny Galvan
Gary Pool
Art L. Privett
David R. Woolley
Rowdy Curry
Neil James
Arturo Rodriguez
Michael Woolley
Ismael Duarte
Danny Granado
Pecos Elementary School
Cardinal
Dwane E. Walker
Orlando Orona
Randolph Jenkins
Abeil Mata
Scot Elequin
Michael Orr
Samuel Orona
Charlies McIntire
Marty Lewis
Michael Martin
Lyle Lee Eager
Donal Domingues
Joel Roman
Rubenn Abila
Ruben Domingues II
John O’callaghan
Jaime Rodriguez
Stanley Calloway
Joe Mendoza
4Th
Hackberry
Gregg Wells
Glen Harrison
Jimmy Nelson
John Peters
David Trammell
John Lawrance
Shane Brantley
Oakland takes two from K C
Oakland sweep Kansas City with a 3 1 win after Reggie Jackson drove in the tying run in the eighth. Ken Holtzman pitched a five hitter for a 5 0 victory in the opener, Jackson scoring on J Rudi’s triple and Epstein’s RBI single.
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Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Oakland A’s
Kansas City
Ken Holtzman
Jackson
Joe Rudi
Bruce Dal Canton
Tom Burgmeier
Dal Canton
Sal Bando
Mike Epstein
Jim Hunter
Darold Knowles
Holtzman
Darwin Drives Twins Past Angels for 12 3 Win
Rookie Bob Darwin drove in five runs with a homer and a double as the Minnesota Twins routed the California Angels 12-3 in Anaheim. His three run homer turned a 4-3 game into a blowout in the seventh, and a two run single in the eighth capped the scoring. Danny Thompson contributed a double and single for three RBIs, Rod Carew had four singles, Bert Blyleven earned his first win of the year, and Andy Messersmith took the loss.
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Chicago
Hal King
Carlos May
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
May
Jay Johnstone
Mike Andrews
Tom Egan
King
Andrews
Rangers
Stan Bahnsen
Elliott Maddox
Dave Nelson
Bahnsen
Don Stanhouse
White Sox
Jorge Orta
Rich Allen
Bill Melton
Anaheim
Bobby Darwin
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Darwin
Twins
Minnesota
Danny Thompson
Rod Carew
Bert Blyleven
Andy Messersmith
Registration set for Friday for girls softball leagues
Women under 18 by September 1 may join 9-10 11-12 or 13-17 age groups meeting Friday at 6 pm in Dean Memorial Park. New players register with forms, past players need not attend. Coaches enlisted. Frank Granada president. Midge King secretary treasurer. Lorene Shaw player agent. Donations welcome. games free to the public. USA Softball affiliation and 275000 members.
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Dean Memorial Park
Tenth
Willow Sts
Softball Association
Amateur Softball Association
General Organi
Pecos Team District Batting Average Report
Wednesday results show Pecos team batting average reflect a district line of .234 with 32 hits in 137 at bats and a Pecos district earned run average of 1.46. The report repeats Pecos team batting average and earned run average without additional specifics.
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Pecos
Aqueduct Stands Reach Deep, Exceed Home Run Distances
The article notes Aqueduct race track in New York has stands 350 feet deep along the foul lines, exceeding typical home run distances at many major league parks. It references game scores and pitchers such as Reuss Billingham and Locker, with teams Houston Cincinnati Kansas City Oakland Minnesota California and California again.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
Boston
West Oakland
California
Minnesota
Kan
City
Chicago
TEXAS
Alexandria
Memphis
Arkansas
Timmerman
Shreveport
Dobson
Parson
Midland
Hinton
el Paso
Amarillo
San Antonio
Montreal
Phila
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
L. A
Houston
San Fran
Cincinnati
Reuss
Billingham
Perez
Kansas City
Oakland
Locker
Cal
Canton
Aqueduct Racetrack
Punts baskets and bases as Pecos eyes win over Monahans
Montreal Expos remain the last unbeaten team in MLB history this season. Pecos Eagles star Rene Galindo leads batting with a .414 average, while Rudy Mendoza posts a 7-1 pitching mark. Bennie Abila owns a 1.00 ERA in 14 innings as Pecos hopes for a 6-3 conquest of Monahans. Chris Spray and Mario Venegas flirt with a .500 batting clip.
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RBI
Chris Spray
Margarito Florez
Ernie Calanchi
Rene Galindo
Bobby Herod
David Smith
Mark Jackson
Kyle Johnson Nolan Bates
Donald Ray Walker
Mike Sadler
Steve Kirkwood
Rudy Mendoza
Bennie Abila
Carlos Abila
Jim White
Clifton Glenn
Wade McLain
Kenneth Williams
Donny
Milwaukee
New York
Blyleven
Messersmith
Averbach
Clarke
Theobald
McKinny
Briggs
Murcer
Darwin
Scott
White If
Bcnglare If
Faloub
Dmay
Munson
Detroit
Prin Lahoud
Torres If
Porter
Michael If
Taylor
Buford If
Kekrich
Mauliffe
Retterund
Heise
Lyle
Arodiger
Brobins
Olborn
Jpowel Ib
Breynrds
Cash
Kaline
Djohnson
Blair
Curtis Lee
Freehan
Etched
Whorton
Belanger
Cuellar
Brett Scott
Cuesar
LOB - Milwaukee
Brakman Ss
Baylor
Nolan Bates
Michael Lolich
Alexandr
Nese Te Seeibach
Chris Spray Harart
Brinkman
W.horton
Donny Herod
D.johnson
Etcheborren
J.power
S—Rettenmund
Louis Philadelphia
Lolich
Robricbi Seelbach
Brock If
Bowe
Pito Abila
Sizemore
McArver
Alexander
Malou
Montoner Cf
Ark Jackson Simmons
Luzinski
If Cindenon
Ojohnson
Jim Craig Hess
Jcruz Ct
Money
Crosby
Anderson
Los Angeles
Ab Atlanta
Maxvill
Dovie
Wills
Millan
Mnertny
Coriton
Buckner
Garr
Martinez
Russell
Haoron
Kyle Johnson
Gibson
Wdovis
Melendez
Carty
Kenneth Williams Mota
Evans
St.Louis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montanez Cannizzie
Garvey
Breazease Pricoc
SO Sutton
Nash
E Carlton
Ao Wade McLain
David Maddux
E—Garvey Evans
Allents
Atlanta
Chicago
Pittsburgh
S—P.nekro
SC Cardenal
Stennett
Luton
Clemente
Santo
Huntley
Sanguilin
Kessinger
Davalillo
Cleveland
Boston
Pizarro
Hebner
Unser
Harper
Obreb
McGinn
Aoliver
Leon
Aparicio
Regan
Jernandz
Joanson
Ystreesk
Goce
Bjownson
Alley
McCraw
Petroce
A Fosse
Coter
DS Bell
Grttin
Sf—Kessinger Tiant
Rerbbso
B.de Ph
Gagiano
McGlen
Aparicio Nettie
Johnson
Clevand
McC
Bell
Pattin
G.perry
Naori
Pecos Eagles
Reno
Andrews
Pecos
Monahans
Eagles
Mario Venegas
Spray
Astros sweep Reds as Cedeno shines with 3 hits
Cesar Cedeno, 21, homered? actually doubled twice and singled once to lift Houston past Cincinnati 7-5. He raised his average to .400 and credited cutting his swing to reduce strikeouts. George Culver earned the save after fending off a late Reds rally.
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Cincinnati
Cesar Cedeno
Cedeno
Houston
Harry Walker
Cage game set tonight in Pecos gym
Pecos All-Stars and Pecos Savings and Loan, league champions, will stage a basketball game tonight at 7 p.m. in the West Pecos Gymnasium on West Hwy 80. The public is invited. admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos All-Stars
Pecos Savings and Loan
West Pecos
West Hwy
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Ed Fernandes
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C. Vasquez
Danny Milburn
Johnny Rossen
Buster Schuler
Douglas Ervin
David Michaelis
George Benidict
Robert Guerra
Allen Parsley
Bryan Walker
John Weinacht
Doug Fernandes
Leroy Michaelis
G.D. McLain
Marshall Huffman
Mike Oestreicher
Walthall St
Gibson’s
Giant
Rickey Fenner
Victory Hamar
Jeff Ryan
Jim Dutchover
Dean Wein
Mark Brown
Ed Mosby
Kerry Miller
Harry Williams
Jay Rhodes
Danny Weddle
Stephen
Onelson
Wwllams
Orta
Dalien
Howard
Melton
Cmoy
Bittner
Lovitta Cf
Reichardt Cf
Lindblad
Johnston Cf
Hermann
Maddox
Bohnsen
E—Ranme
Kelly
D Nelson
Johnstone
K.C
Pecos Enterprise
San Diego
Jenkins
Ellis
Sutton
Reed
San Francisco
McDowell
Arlin
Little League Baseball, Inc
League
G.L.L
Eagle Statistics
By Mike Oestreicher
Montreal Expos
Sparky Anderson
Astros
George Culver
Reds
Culver
John Bench
Cage
Reeves County Republ
Polit
Farrier
Monte
Monte May Brandon Hotel
Jarman
Pecos Men’s Shop
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