Pecos Eagles Football 1945 49 Chronicle Record
Pecos High football from 1945 to 1949 produced the school’s highest scoring team in 1946 with 383 points and a 9-1 record. Rosters include Roy Breen Dudley Guy Bob Armstrong Bill Armstrong John Medanich Grady Sullivan and Frank Finley. The era spans 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 with district play, close losses, ties, and gradual improvement culminating in a 3-4 1945 4-4 1948 and 6-win 1949 seasons.
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South Tops North 72 71 In Star Game
In Houston at Hofheinz Coliseum the South defeated the North 72-71. Davis scored 21 for the South while Graylord David of Houston Wheatley earned the win as the highlighted player, and Ira Terrell added 26 points and 16 rebounds for Roosevelt in the 27th annual Coaches North-South game.
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Cedeno's cycle fuels Astros in 10-1 rout of Reds
Cesar Cedeno hit a single double triple and homer to power the Houston Astros past the Cincinnati Reds 10-1 tying his cycle as he raised his NL leading average to .353. Don Wilson supported with a six-hitter and 10 runs. the Astros swept a domed win over Cincinnati.
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Brewers Rout Tigers In Rain Marred Doubleheader
Milwaukee hammered Detroit for 16 hits and 9 runs Tuesday before rain halted play after six innings. Wednesday the Brewers won 13-1 at Tiger Stadium, edging Detroit with 18 hits as Jim Lonborg improved to 16-5 in a one sided victory.
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Palmer Aims to Regain Glory at PGA Championship
Arnold Palmer, 42, enters his fifth tournament in five weeks in three countries chasing a PGA national championship he has not won this season. He feels worn yet still eager, comparing his battles to fighting Cassius Clay. Fans crowd around him, while rivals Nicklaus and Trevino draw hope as Palmer seeks his elusive major title.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Briefing
The East leads with Bast atop the table at 56 42 while NY and Bast trail, with Cleveland at 44 53. West shows Oak 61 38 and Chicago 54 43. Texas 40 58 lags. Wednesday results include New York 5 Boston 4 and Chicago 10 California 9. Upcoming games feature New York at Boston and Baltimore at Cleveland among others.
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Memphis State wins MVC all sports title for 1971-72
Memphis State University captured the Missouri Valley Conference all sports crown for 1971-72 by winning football, sharing the basketball title with Louisville, and placing high in indoor track and tennis. The Tigers were also third in cross country and baseball. In another note, Meramec Caverns displays feature pictures of Cardinals and teammates along Route 66, illustrating co existence.
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Travelers Little League players urged to return uniforms
All players who played on the Travelers this summer and have not yet turned in their uniforms should bring them to the Enterprise between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. or call 445-5235 for arrangements.
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