Pecos Eagles football through 1971 season summary
The Pecos Eagles football program shows a 21-27-1 record from 1967 to 1971, with 8-19-1 in district and 13-8 out of district. Season by season notes include 1967 opener at Wink 30-6, 1969 7-3 best since 1958, 1970 2-7-1 and 1971 4-6, plus rosters and district results for each year.
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Pecos Eagles
Pecos
Eagles
Larry Brown
C. J. Whigham
Danny Daniels
Mickey Rayos
Jerry McGowen
John Oglesby
Jamie Merrell
Kirby Babb
Danny Villescas
Joe Jackson
Robert Rayos
Bobby Martindale
Louis Serrano
Mike Adams
Jack Browder
Bill Oglesby
Bryan Sparks
Gilbert Galindo
Anastacio Minjarez
Ted Medanich
Billy Bradley
Todd Avery
James Pankey
Homer Hardin
Jimmy Hamilton
James Locker
Felix Arias
Wink
Alpine
Marfa
Kermit
Fort Stockton
Odessa Ector
Seminole
Andrews
Monahans
Bill Glover
David Bradley
Biff Johnson
Jack Davis
Woodrow Phillips
Jal
N. M
McCamey
Winged Warriors
Jerry Millsapps
Pecos High School
Charlie Wein
Stanley Wood
Ronnie Kirkwood
Benito Montoya
Tom Segalia
Tommy Hooker
A. C. Shorter
Bobby Ephri
John Sturgeon
Jack McGowen
Gerald Teller
Jerry Pointer
Octavio Garcia
Clay Lee
Paul Rodriguez
William Sparks
Wayne Tollett
Wendell Faulkner
Doug Hathorn
Scott Lewis
Rusty Phelsin Coats
Mike Cook
Mike Hooper
Nolan Bates
Jerry Biohn Schultz
John Bishop
Chris Spray
Joe Segalia
Ste °Wood
Mike Oglesby
Roddy Rosson
Thomas Valdez
el Paso Irvin
Carlsbad
Lamesa
Laboes
Javier Zubeldia
John Coats
Mark Ferguson
Jimmy Ater
Jim Brammer
Bobby Browder
Jerry Billeiter
Bruce Faulkner
Roger Lee
Larry Oster
Paul Wein
Richard Brammer
Steve Kirkwood
Russell Grizzard
Mike Sadler
George Edmondson
Victor Ashley
Jim White
Bobby Herod
Roy Stokes
Jimmy Davis
Ector
Pecos All Stars fall 5 3 in state final opener
Pecos Little League All Stars lose to Wesco Orange 5 3 in Waco Texas state finals first round. Alex Garcia started for Pecos, Linver Mosby relieved in third. Orange led 4 0 after four but Pecos climbed to 4 3 in fifth before Orange added an insurance run. Conso game vs Jasper forfeited. half team to Pecos home, half to Six Flags Over Texas.
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Pecos
Wesco Orange
Texas
Waco
Jasper
Arlington
Alex Garcia
Linver Mosby
Orange
Mosby
McLain lifts Braves to 8-4 win over Astros
Braves explode for five in the first inning as Denny McLain dominates Houston through seven, Eddie Mathews earns his first Braves win as manager in his home debut. Other NL action includes Reds 19-inning win over Dodgers, Pirates 4-2 over Phillies, Cubs over Expos, Cardinals over Mets, Giants sweep Padres. Also noted: Bucks set NBA playoff scoring mark with 156 in 1970 game.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Denny McLain
Eddie Mathews
Atlanta Braves
Denny
Houston
Astros
McLain
Atlanta
Mathews
Cincinnati
Los
Willie
Jim Hickman
Billy Williams
Cubs
Montreal
Ferguson Jenkins
Luis Melendez
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
Mets
Pirates
Melendez
Sadecki
Giants
Padres
Willie McCovey
Frank Reberger
Dave Kingman
Ed Goodson
Chris Speier
Milwaukee Bucks
Philadelphia 76Ers
NBA
Parks joins Cowboys camp in Dallas fight for wide receiver job
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. AP Billy Parks enters the Dallas Cowboys camp to compete with Bob Hayes Lana Alworth and Ron Sellers for a starting wide receiver slot. Parks, a 6-foot-1 185 pound former Charger, arrived after Duane Thomas was traded to San Diego. He aims to prove himself in an exhibition vs Los Angeles at Memory Coliseum.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Billy Parks
Dallas Cowboy
Bob Hayes
Lana Alworth
Ron Sellers
Cowboys
Parks
Duane Thomas
San Diego
Mike Montgomery
Chargers
Charger
Sid Cillman
Trates
Baltimore
Harland Svare Thouche Thomas
Dallas
Long Beach State
Los Angeles
Junior Figgins
Kansas
Jim Hart
Larry Steegent
Wright
Bears
Fich Buzin
Los Angeles Fams
Elbert Drango
Houston
Gene Ferguson
Oilers
Bills Parks
Managers tighten AL East title race as leaders clash
The article reports on tense AL East contenders led by New York Yankees, Baltimore Orioles and Detroit Tigers, detailing key games, pitching notes, and manager reactions. It highlights Ralph Houk praising his team after a 4-2 win, Earl Weaver predicting success, Dick Williams' muttered comments during a skid, and notable plays including Boog Powell’s hot hitting and miscues shaping the standings.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
New York
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Detroit
Bill Martin
Baltimore
Boston
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Milwaukee
Oakland A’s
Chicago
Kansas City
Dick Williams
White Sox
California
Cleveland
Minesota
Texas
Mickey Lolich
Baseball Standings and Scores for Tuesday and Thursday
American League standings show Detroit leading with 57 wins and Baltimore 56, New York 53, Boston 52, Cleveland 48. Tuesday results include New York 4 Detroit 2 and Minnesota 6 Texas 5 in 10 innings. Thursday schedules feature Detroit at New York and Chicago at California with other city matchups.
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Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
TEXAS
Oakland
Stanhouse
Woodson
Perry
Siebert
McNally
Brett
Blue
Hedlund
Wood
Ryan
Fryman
Timmerman
Stottlemyre
Gardner
Blatimore
Detoit
Baseball scores and schedules from National League games
NL results show Chicago top Montreal 6 5 and San Francisco rout San Diego 15 3. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 4 2, St Louis edged New York 6 5, Atlanta routed Houston 8 4, while Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 2 1 in 19 innings. Pending doubleheaders include Montreal at Chicago and Houston at Atlanta with several networked night games.
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Eddie
Don Wilson
Dusty Baker
Earl Williams
Los Angeles
Walter Alston
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Giants
Denis Menke
Joe Hague
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
New York
San Diego
Moore
Reuschel
Carlton
Kison
Singer
Hall
Reuss
Stone
McAndrew
Durham
Kirby
Marichal
Chicago St. Louis
Phila
West Cincinnati
L.A
San Fran
Eddie Machen Dies at 40 in Apparent Fall
SAN FRANCISCO AP Eddie Machen former heavyweight contender who fought four champions but never won a title died early Monday in an apparent fall from his second story apartment homicide inspectors say. Homicide Inspector Hobart Nelson said Machen had sleep problems and sometimes walked in his sleep after taking sleeping pills. He had worked as a longshoreman since retiring from boxing in 1967. Miss Sherry Tomasini his partner of two years said Machen sometimes lit a cigarette while still asleep.
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San Francisco
Eddie Machen
Homicide
Hobart Nelson
Machen
Nelson
Sherry Tomasini
Miss Tomasini
Professional tactical debut in Latrobe Pennsylvania 1893
The game known as Professional tactical was first played in the United States on August 31, 1893, at Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
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United States
Latrobe. Pa
Hines ends brief NFL career after Raiders cut
Olympic sprint great Jimmy Hines sees his pro football run fade after being released by the Oakland Raiders. He had two unproductive seasons as a wide receiver and kick returner, with earlier stints at Miami and Kansas City and a 1969 Olympic record still in mind. NFL cuts and roster moves reshape the league as teams set 60-man limits and seek replacements.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Hines
Hines
Mexico City
Oakland Raiders
National Football League
Miami Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs
NFL
Dallas Cowboys
New England Patriots
Mike Taliaferro
Taliaferro
Joe Namath
Leading Batters and Pitchers From 1970s Baseball Stats
A compact summary of batting and pitching leaders featuring Rudi and Ce deno with 250 at bats followed by top runs scorers Morgan and Bonds, key hitters Williams and Stargell, and fielding leaders Brock and Nelson. Pitching leaders include Kant and Palmer with strikeout leaders Carlton and Seaver.
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Rudi
Oak
Scheinblum
Allen
Chi
Cedeno
B. Williams
Morgan
Cin
Bonds
Stargell
Rgh
Colbert
Brock
Rose
Bowa
Phi
Sanguillen
Pgh
Nolan
Marshall
Mon
Carlton
Seaver
Knicks and Rangers eye new Meadowlands complex
In Trenton, AP reports serious talks between the New York Knicks and Rangers and the New Jersey Sports Authority about relocating to the Hackensack Meadow lands. Gov Cahill approved talks begun two months ago. no firm arena size decided, but the plan includes a larger arena than MSG and a 73,000 seat football stadium with a harness track.
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Trenton
New York Knicks
New York Rangers
New Jersey Sports Authority
Hackensack Meadowlands
Sports Authority
William T. Cahill
Madison Square Garden, Inc
New York City
New York Giants
Meadowlands
Madison Square Garden
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Celerino Sanchez
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Boog Powell
Pat Dobson
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