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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1979

Page

6

Baseball at a Glance AP National League standings and games

The baseball brief lists National League East and West standings with teams Pittsburg to Philadelphia and Houston to Atlanta. It notes Mondays results San Francisco 7 Los Angeles 1 and Cincinnati 3 Atlanta 1, plus Tuesday schedules featuring Pittsburgh at Chicago and St. Louis at New York among others.

Associated Press All Times Pitts Mont Chic Phila Slou West Hous Cinc Sfran Sdie Atla San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati Atlanta Pittsburgh Rooker Chicago Reuschel St. Louis Fulgham Thomas New York Falcone Hassler Hausman Montreal Schatzeder Philadelphia Christenson Brizzolara Seaver Houston Forsch Reuss San Diego Perry Blue

Willie Mays Leads Hall of Fame Induction Weekend

Willie Mays, Warren Giles and Hack Wilson were inducted as Cooperstown crowds of 4,000 to 5,000 gathered in searing heat for the Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony. Mays spoke from the heart, recalling his career and lamenting the absence of a Giants uniform. Bill Giles, Hack Wilson’s son Robert Wilson, and journalist Dick Young gave emotional tributes and critiques of the modern game.

Warren Giles Hack Wilson Willie Mays Baseball Hall of Fame Mays Bill Giles Robert Wilson New York Daily News Dick Young J.G. Taylor Spink Willie Hall of Fame Hall Giants Mets

Shoes ready for varsity and JV players at Pecos High

Pecos High School athletic director Dayton Whitehurst requests all varsity and junior varsity football players visit the fieldhouse from Wednesday, August 8 through Friday, August 10 to obtain football shoes. First workouts start Monday, August 13 at 9 a.m. Varsity players report to the fieldhouse and JV players to the gym.

Dayton Whitehurst Pecos High School

Staubach injuries lift Danny White in Cowboys confrontations

Dallas Cowboys backup Danny White has become increasingly crucial after Roger Staubach’s concussions during key games. White entered playoff relief in December, delivering a 27-20 win over Atlanta, then again joined by third stringer Glenn Carano in the preseason victory over Denver as Staubach lay motionless on the field. White, a former Arizona State standout, expresses commitment to Dallas and notes the pressure of backing up a Hall of Fame quarterback.

Tom Harrigan Thousand Oaks Calif Danny White Dallas Cowboys Roger Staubach White Cowboys Staubach Atlanta Dallas Pittsburgh Denver Glenn Carano Parane Arizona State National Collegiate Athletic Association

Indians sign development contract with Batavia Trojans

The Cleveland Indians announced a player development contract with the Batavia Trojans of the New YorkPenn League through the 1983 season. In other leagues the Falcons cut two draft choices and several free agents, while the Bills released multiple wide receivers and a defensive back.

Associated Press Cleveland Indians Batavia Trojans Atlanta Falcons Roger Westlund Washington Willie Washington NW Louisiana Buffalo Bills Mark McDaniel Northern Colorado Bob John Edinboro State Greg Seamans Ottawa Mark Patterson Washington State

Rose named NL player of week and Barker NL and AL weekly picks

Pete Rose of the Phillies earned NL player of the week after his 2,427th single and a .341 average while Len Barker of the Indians was AL player of the week with 14 innings and a 1.28 ERA. In tennis, Orantes won first round at the U S Open Clay Court event in Indianapolis. Francisco Gonzalez upset Tim Gullikson at Muirfield Village. NHL to require helmets from 1979-80 with waivers for pre 1979 signings.

Baseball NEW York Pete Rose Philadelphia Phillies Chub Feeney Rose Honus Wagner Len Barker Cleveland Indians Barker Boston Texas Tennis Indianapolis Manuel Orantes Tim Mayotte Jose-Luis Clerc Argentina Chile Juan Nunez Ecuador Ricardo Ycaza Peter Feigl Caroline Stoll Judy Chaloner New Zealand Stacy Margolin Sue Saliba Australia Dublin Ohio Francisco Gonzalez Tim Gullikson Muirfield Village Vijay Amritraj India Chris Rachel Cliff Letcher Rick Meyer Colin Dibley Lito Alvarez Bernie Mitton South Africa Tim Garcia

Pecos T Ball Results in City Championship

Postal Service won the boys T-Ball City Championship by beating Gibson Discount Center 28 to 10. Brake Sol took consolation with a 32 to 17 win over Dairy Mart. In earlier rounds H and H beat Brake Sol 23 to 4 and Gibson beat Dairy Mart 20 to 7. On Tuesday Postal Service edged H and H Production 18 to 17 while Gibson defeated Orla Service and Supply 18 to 10.

Postal Service Gibson Discount Center Brake Sol Dairy Mart H&h Gibson H&h Production Orla Service and Supply

Testimony Opens in Tomjanovich Lawsuit Against Lakers

Houston guard Mike Newlin testified that Rudy Tomjanovich lay bleeding after being struck in a game with the Los Angeles Lakers on December 9, 1977, as the Rockets seek about 1.4 million in damages while Tomjanovich sues for unspecified amounts. The case, heard by U.S. District Judge John V. Singleton, also involves Lakers player Kermit Washington.

Rob Wood Associated Press Houston (Ap Mike Newlin Houston Rocket Rudy Tomjanovich Los Angeles Lakers Newlin Tomjanovich The Rockets the Lakers Utah University Lakers Laker Kermit Washington California U.S John V. Singleton Nick Nichols Nichols Bob Dunn Washington Inglewood Calif San Diego Clippers Singleton National Basketball Association Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Moses Malone Houston Calvin Murphy Jerry West Lawrence O’brien NBA O’brien

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