Lemanczyk Tosses One-Hit Shutout as Blue Jays Triumph
Toronto righty Dave Lemanczyk fires a one hit, 2-0 win over the Texas Rangers. He limited the Rangers to six hits, with Roy Howell providing the run support on a fifth inning double. Al Oliver saw a 13-game hit streak end as Texas failed to solve Lemanczyk.
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al Oliver
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Baseball at a Glance AP National League East Standings
The AP snapshot shows NL East leaders Philadelphia at 104 .714, Montreal 9-5, St Louis 8-7, Chicago 6-6, NY 5-8, Pittsburgh 5-10 with Montreal at San Diego 5-1, Houston Chicago rain delay, and Philadelphia Los Angeles 7-6 in 10 innings. Oakland, etc. Also mentions American League standings and scattered minor league scores.
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Pecos Eagles rally to beat Monahans 9-8 in district tilt
Pecos Eagles overcome late Monahans rally to improve to 2-2 in district with a 9-8 win. Genaro Rodriguez earned the win with four scoreless innings, while Monahans pitcher Mark Ulrich took the loss after a six-run fifth inning by Pecos. Bobby Mosby hit a two-run homer in the third as Pecos built an 8-0 lead before Monahans staged a seventh-inning rally.
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Pecos Eagles
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Pecos
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Trammell
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Grimes
Ben Villalobos
Bobby Mosby
Villalobos
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Vanny Gracia
John Salcido
Larry Mosby
Garcia
Jimmy Galindo
Mosby
The
Raymond Franco
Chucky Ochoa
Pecos junior high tennis beats Ft Stockton 17 14
The Pecos Junior High Varsity Tennis Team defeated Ft Stockton 17 to 14 in a road duel last Monday. Individual results include five of ten boys singles wins and three of five boys doubles, with girls singles 7 4 and girls doubles 3 2. Junior High players from Crockett Zavala and Pecos Elementary led the wins, and a rematch with Ft Stockton is set for Monday May 7 at 3 30 p.m.
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Midland
Frank Prieto
Nicky Dominguez
Miguel Marquez
Isaac Wright
Alfonso Vasquez
Rosa Valles
Sylvia Jacquez
Cynthia Rico
Osvaldo Garcia
Prissy Ornelas
Oscar Hernandez
Robert Hinojos
Pecos
Ft. Stockton
Gary Peters
Pecos Elementary
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Crockett Junior High
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Freddie Jacquez
Joe Dale Fonville
Peters
Regas
Jacquez
Jerome Cranfill
Jessie Hardwick
Connie Orona
Zavala Junior High
Cynthia Pena
Dianna Hartnet
Lowree Allphin
Crockett
Rachel Stumberg
Jackie Hardwick
Cindy Shadburn
Orona
Cherry Silvas
Bernadette Portillo
Bessie Haynes
Tony Olivas
Rodney Shoemaker
Louis Carrasco
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