Pecos Little League advances to state tourney in Waco
Pecos Little League All-Stars beat Big Spring 7-4 behind Mosby four-hitter with 11 strikeouts and a homer. Pena added a two-run shot as Pecos totaled 13 hits, scoring four in the first and three in the third. Pecos advances to Waco where a 16-team field will play for four wins to reach Williamsport.
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BIG Spring
Linge
Mosby
Pecos
Waco
Beaumont
Danny Pena
Doug Fernandes
Fernandes
Williamsport
Cpcos
Oponent
Peco s Eagles football saga through 1944 season summary
Pecos Eagles football history from 1940 to 1944 shows a 27 18 2 overall record, two district runner up finishes, and a last league crown in 1944. The piece details season by season results, key opponents, and roster names across 1940 1941 1942 1943 and 1944 with game scores and setbacks.
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Pecos Eagles
Eagles
Hiram Bond
Jerry Duncan
Bob Otto
L.A. Richards
Neil Precit
Connie Woollard
Paul Scott
Cecil Jim Lee
Richard Howell
Pete Atkins
Charles Williams
Harold Burton
James Hamilton
Carroll Blythe
Jimmy Harrington
Jack Wendt
Fort Stockton
Skein
Carlsbad
N.M
Slaton
Pecos
el Paso High
Kermit
McCamey
Crane
Wther Paso Ysleta
Monahans
Wink
Scott Armstrong
Banks Stocks
Paul Scot
Beauford Chesney
James Lucas
Hart Clinton
Paul Bowers
James Tyler
Bills Davenport
Winfred Downs
Woodland II
Kenneth Johnson
Snyder
Lotoes
Alan Green
Jack Casimir
Jesse Stephen
John Dunn
J.D. Bull
Dennis Card
Floyd Goodrich
Pat Bond
Charles Sullivan
Jimmy Howell
Jimmy Young
Bill Rogers
Billy Hamilton
Frank Meyers
Bill Kerr
Ray Hallard
Charles Heefs
Loboes
Newberry sophomore John Brown tops NAIA pitchers with 0.49 ERA
John Brown from Newberry South Carolina led NAIA pitchers last spring with a 0.49 earned run average across 55 innings, going 7-0 in decisions.
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John Brown
Newberry
S.C
Pecos Eagles Top District 2-34 Football Favorite
In the 40th annual coaches poll at the THSCA coaching school, Pecos is named the District 2-34 favorite for 1972 with a 4-6, 2-4 record last season. Projections have Uvalde defeating Ennis in the Class AAA final, with Cuero and Brenham among semifinal contenders, and key players cited for Uvalde’s offense and line.
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Pecos Eagles
Pecos
Texas High School Coaches Association
Uvalde
Ennis
Dumas
Brenham
Gregory Portland
Cuero
Cuesto
Dist
AAA
Lubbock Estacado
Brownwood
Burleson
McKinney
Mount Pleasant
Henderson
West Orange
Belton
West Columbia
Gregory- Portland
Raymondville
Detroit TigersTasted Rain In 9-0 Loss At Milwaukee
Detroit suffered a 9-0 defeat to Milwaukee after a 51 minute rain delay and a rough fifth inning. Mike Ferraro and Fred Sherman were involved in a muddy mound sequence as Detroit failed to muster offense beyond a lone hit by Mickey Stanley. Milwaukee built a four-run fourth inning, while Cleveland and New York won elsewhere as the season standings shifted behind Baltimore.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Frank Amont
Milwaukee Brewers
Laers
Tigers
Baltimore
Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
California
Chicago
Mike Ferraro
John Hiller
Ferraro
del Crandall
Detroit
Billy Martin
Fred Sherman
Ellie Rodriguez
Dick McAuliffe
Jim Northrup
Rodriguez
Eddie Brinkman
Sherman
Amont
Martin
Crandall
Joe Cronin
Skip Lockwood
Lockwood
Mickey Stanley
Milwaukee
Bill Slayback
Brewers
Joe Lahoud
Dave May
Perry
Mickey Lolich
Buddy Bell
Dave McNally
New York
Mel Stottlemyre
Sonny Siebert
Roy White
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Stottlemyre
Red Sox
Fred Beene
Ken Holtzman
Drago
Hunter
Kline
Ke- Rich
Peters
Curtis
Palmer
Harrison
Dunning
Wilcox
Lemonds
Lonberg
Tim Foli
Montreal
Cubs
Expo
Bill Stoneman
Cub
Burt Hooton
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Matty Alou
Pitts
East
Chic
Bast
Cleve
Mont
Milw
Phila
West West Oak
Cincin
Hou Ton
Minn
Kan
City
Atl
Calif
San Fran
San Diego
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Colbert hits five homers in doubleheader sweep
Nate Colbert unleashed a record setting night in Atlanta Stadium, homering five times and driving in 13 runs as the Padres swept the Braves in a two game set. His five round trippers tied Stan Musial for the single game homer mark and the 13 RBI effort stood as a new high in the doubleheader.
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Colbert
Associated Press
Nate Colbert
Atlanta
Studs
San Diego
Braves
Padres
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Cleveland
Earl Averill
Boston
Jim Tabor
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Enos Slaughter
Jim Bottomley
Musial
Clay Kirby
Cecil Upshaw
Bruce Froemming
Cincinnati
Houston
Montreal
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baseball Standings See Big NL And AL Action
Major league games featured many standings shuffles with key performances. Boog Powell and Enos Slaughter records were referenced alongside historic NL marks, while Stan Musial helped lead St Louis and Cleon Jones fueled Mets in a long doubleheader split with Philadelphia.
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Pecos Archery Club
Travelers
Enterprise
Mike Ofstreicher
Robert Atkins
Harry Clinton
Billy Davenport
Roy Little
James Stiles
Jack Tilton
Frank Slack
Randell Wells
Ben Dunn
Jimmy Hamilton
Grandfalls
el Paso Ysleta
el Paso
Grady Sullivan
Bob Guthrie
Alex Luna
Bob Armstrong
Dudley Guy
Dick Ruff
C.B. Burkhalter
Gerald Bright
Roy Breen
Merkel
Pecos Enterprise
Mike Oestreicher
Mike Paradeaux
Oscar Mireles
Ronnie Rovers
Geaver
Norman
Niekro
Nolan
Wilson
Ellis
Gibson
Gutton
Hands
Pappas
Torrez
McAnally
Twinight
Mets
Phils
Cleon Jones
Phillies
Don Money
Bill Robinson
Steve Carlton
Jones
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Reds
Johnny Bench
Jimmy Wynn
Cedear St
Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
A Friedrich
Friedrich
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