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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1977

Page

4

Rangers seize AL West lead on Sundberg's clutch single

In Arlington, Jim Sundberg drove in Toby Harrah with a two-out single in the 10th, lifting Texas to a 6-5 win over Toronto. Sundberg's .294 season mark and strong defense fuel the Rangers' half game edge over Minnesota, which lost to Seattle.

Rangers Said Sundberg Toronto Minnesota Seattle Sundberg Mike Willis Toby Harrah Duck Ellis Jim Clancy

Chappell wins muzzle loaders 25-50 yd title

Lloyd Chappell Jr won the 25-50 yard shoot sponsored by Pecos Valley Muzzle Loaders Sunday on the local range. Bill Youngblood took the 100-yard trophy. Charlie Kirkpatrick of Odessa was the overall aggregate champ. A club spokesman said there was a good turnout and we had a lot of fun.

Lloyd Chappell Jr Pecos Valley Bill Youngblood Charlie Kirkpatrick Odessa

Drillers sweep twinbill slip into Texas League lead

Tulsa Drillers pitcher Danny Dar win threw his fourth shutout as Tulsa swept both ends of a doubleheader from the Shreveport Captains 1-0 and 5-4 to seize first place in the Texas League East. Freeman Evans drove in the lone run in the opener after a Reedy double and Stouffer walk. Stouffer scored in the nightcap on a wild pitch by Andy Brandt. El Paso beat Midland 9-6 and Amarillo defeated San Antonio 5-3. Floyd Rayford homered for El Paso, Steve Stroughter added a three RBI shot, and El Paso totaled 13 doubles tying a historic mark. Ivan Murrell homered for Amarillo as Juan Eichelberger earned the win.

Associated Press Danny Darwin Tulsa Drillers Shreveport Captains Freeman Evans Jerry Reedy Blair Stouffer Stouffer Shreveport Andy Brandt el Paso Midland Amarillo San Antonio Arkansas Jackson Floyd Rayford Steve Stroughter Fort Worth Dallas Ivan Murrell Juan Eichelberger Doug Slocum

Armendariz places second in El Paso karate tourney

Ismael Armendariz Jr. finished as runner up at the West Texas Karate Tournament in El Paso last weekend. He trailed until a late point in the final rounds, losing by one point. He is set to compete August 27 in Albuquerque against New Mexico state champ, then September 17 in Lubbock.

Ismael Armendariz Jr el Paso Ismael Albuquerque New Mexico Lubbock Majors Shirley Majors Bob Neyland South Dixie

Yankees light up Arroyo as Tigers fall in AL roundup

Milt May praised Arroyo but saw little of his form as New York battered Detroit 7-5. Rivers hit a leadoff homer, White tripled, Munson doubled on pitch three, and Jackson fanned Chambliss. Brewers beat Red Sox 5-3. Rangers take AL West lead with 6-5 in 10 over Blue Jays. Mariners 3-2 over Twins. Royals 5-3 over Indians.

Herschel Nissenson Milt May Fernando Arroyo Arroyo May New York Mickey Rivers Roy White Thurman Munson Reggie

Majors takes on tough SEC task with Tennessee

Johnny Majors, architect of Pittsburgh’s 1970s success and former Iowa State builder, faces a harsh test at Tennessee as the Volunteers drop from No 1 to a rugged Southeastern Conference slate. He stresses discipline, pride, conditioning, and immediate wins while crisscrossing the nation to promote football and academics.

Tennessee Volunteers Johnny Majors Tennessee California Majors Iowa State Pittsburgh Tony Dorsett Georgia Johnny Deep South Baptist Church Smokey Mountains

Birdsong draws WT mentor's eye at practice

Amarillo place kicker Carl Birdson impressed West Texas State University coach Bill Yung during a Wednesday practice. Yung noted Birdsong switched to a lighter shoe which appeared to improve his place kicking performance.

Mare emphasis in horse breeding says Gluck in Lexington

Maxwell Gluck former U S ambassador to Ceylon and owner of Elmendorf Farm says the mare is the key to success in racing breeding He stresses quality mares alongside good stallions as essential to producing top horses in breeding programs in Lexington Kentucky.

Lexington Maxwell Gluck U.S Ceylon Gluck Elmendorf Farm

Westbury Trot Win Crowns ABC Freight in 1977

Arthur J. Brown's ABC Freight won the $64,290 Westbury Trot by five lengths with Clint Galbraith driving. The two year old from A. C.'s Princess broodmare will miss the 1977 Hambletonian.

Westbury N.Y Arthur J. Brown ABC Freight Clint Galbraith Brown Noble Victory A. C Princess

Texan Leads Bareback Riding at National Rodeo Finals

Monk Dishman a 17-year-old from Beaumont Texas takes first in bareback riding with a 73 score as the first go round of the National Rodeo High School Finals ends in Helena Montana. Montana’s Bob Hibbs and Nebraska’s Billy Gallino tie for first in roping with 10.63 seconds. The event drew 1130 contestants and continues Thursday with the second go round and Sunday finals.

Helena Mont Monk Dishman Beaumont Tex Montana Bob Hibbs Cut Bank Billy Gallino Valentine Neb Dishman Hibbs Gallino Montana Cowboy Formance Tony Burress Muskogee Okla New Mexico California Texas Arizona Washington Calvin Amy Howe Idaho Tracy Buster Sulphur Laurie Evans Eldorado Ark

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