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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1971

Page

8

Gullett Tops Gibson as Reds Blank Cardinals 5-0

Don Gullett the 20 year old Reds left hander outdueled Bob Gibson 5-0 in Cincinnati victory. Gullett now 14 4 on year with noted one hit eight inning start against the Cubs. Bernie Carbo homered and George Foster added a two run triple in fifth as Reds pull within striking distance of pennant rivals. Pirates, Cubs, Mets and Giants win in other National and American League action.

Don Gullett Bob Gibson Gibson Gullett Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Pirates Houston Astros Cubs Atlanta Braves New York Mets Los Angeles Dodgers Montreal Expos San Diego Padres San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Phillies Boston California New York Kansas City Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Washington Oakland Bernie Carbo George Foster Milt May Pittsburgh Johnny Callison Milt Pappas Atlanta Ken Singleton Los Angeles San Francisco Singleton Tommie Agge Coco Laboy Montreal John Bateman Ron Fairly Ron Brand Laboy Carl Morton John Cumberland Dick Dietz Philadelphia Giants

Sul Ross Opens Football Workouts Under Harvey

Sul Ross State University begins two day workouts Monday with about 75 prospects reporting after Sunday physicals. Head coach Richard Harvey plans early contact work as 31 lettermen return from a 7-3 1970 season. quarterback and linebacker positions remain unsettled with several sophomores and transfers vying for roles.

Sul Ross State University Richard Harvey Lobos Harvey New Mexico Highlands University Las Vegas N.M Roel Maldonado Ronnie Bell Sul Ross James (Smitty) McKenzie Pasadena Dennis Carpener San Antonio McKenzie McMurry College Abilene al Parsons Jerry Larned Monahans High School Frank Krhut Warren Sheeler Lobo Fort Stockton Franky Don Mullins

Victoria Wins State Junior League Championship

Victoria captured the state title last week in Victoria by defeating Monahans in both finals with 2-0 scores. Monahans included Pecos players Chris Spray and Bobby Herod. Earlier Monahans beat Fort Worth 8-5 and La Marque 5-1 before losing to Victoria in the final.

Victoria Monahans Monahans All-Stars Pecos Chris Spray Bobby Herod Fort Worth la Marque

Baseball Standings and Night Schedule Update

The standings show American League East leaders Baltimore ahead of Boston and New York with Detroit and Cleveland middle. National League results include Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Houston, Chicago, and others with several night games scheduled Friday across major matchups.

Sanphia Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Atlanta Pittsburgh Houston Montreal San Diego New York Los Angeles Johnson McGlothlin Angeles Philadelphia San Francisco W. L G.B. Baltimore Boston Detroit Wash Cleveland Oakland Kan City California Minnesota Milwaukee Washington Kansas City Baltimore Hunter Dobson Associated Press Philadel San Fran Los Ang Francisco

Villanova loses NCAA tournament reward over ineligible player

Villanova University must return its 1971 NCAA tournament trophy and forfeit 72,347 dollars in receipts after using Howard Porter while ineligible. NCAA assistant executive director Charles Neinas said the matter may prompt further action. funds will support NCAA football activities.

San Francisco Villanova University Howard Porter National Collegiate Athletic Association Charles Neinas NCAA Neinas Villanova Porter Nevias

Potter Seals Seventh AAU One Meter Dive Title

Cynthia Potter, 20, of Indiana, roars back to win the AAU women's one meter diving title in Houston. Janey Ely, 17, led early but Potter staged a final dive with a 2.6 difficulty to take gold, 463.08 to 452.34 for Ely and 442.50 for Micki King. Potter aims for Munich Olympics next year.

Houston Cynthia Potter Miss Potter University of Indiana Janey Ely Ann Arbor Mich Lass Glenbrook Golf Course Potter Munich Jim Henry Indiana Dallas

Casper Seeks Break From Slump At Philadelphia Classic

Billy Casper, 40, aims to end the longest slump of his 16 year career as he tees off in the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley. Casper, who won $30,000 last year, has not won this year and missed the U S Open cut amid health and form concerns.

Philadelphia Billy Casper Casper Industrial Valley Bank Whitemarsh Valley County Club Whitemarsh

Cowboys and Browns Meet In Preseason Test At Dallas

Dallas rolls out changes as they chase continued scoring momentum while Cleveland aims to snap a mild skid. Landry plans longer looks for starters as rookie Clarence Scott earns praise from coaches amid defensive drills.

Dallas Dallas Cowboys Cleveland Browns Browns Cleveland Pokes Cowboys Los Angeles New Orleans San Francisco Tom Landry Craig Morton Clarence Scott Gene Washington Dick Witcher Scott Richie McCabe McCabe Landry Mike Phipps Bill Nelson Phipps Dick Schafrath Jack Gregory

U.S. Volleyball Team Competes in Havana Zone Qualifier

Byron D. Shewman reports from Havana as the U.S. volleyball team participates in zone qualifying for the 1972 Munich Games. He describes the welcome, living conditions at the Havana Hilton, interactions with Cuban players, local culture, and the team’s view of Cuba as the team to beat in the tournament.

Byron Dale Shewman Mar Vista San Diego U.S Havana Munich Byron D.shewman Associated Press Cuba Havana Hilton Hotel Hilton Libre

Trevino to play in Hartford Open

U S, British and Canadian Open winner Lee Trevino will compete in the Greater Hartford Open over Labor Day weekend. Trevino, top money winner this year, had been hospitalized for an appendectomy but said his recovery is going well and he will participate, according to co chairmen Ray Gorynski and Hugh Barr.

Hartford, Conn Lee Trevino

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