Eagles offense praised by Pecos coach ahead of 1979 season
Pecos Eagles head coach Dayton Whitehurst says the offense looks strong after two weeks of practice. He notes few injuries, describes scrimmage results against Lubbock Dunbar and upcoming test from Lubbock Estacado, and highlights key players Gary Rogers, Larry Mosby, Martin Arreguy, Marc Dingler and others. He also mentions Odessa Ector as a dark horse in the district.
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Slump plagued Red Sox fall further in AL East race
Boston's injury plagued club dropped to 9 1/2 games behind the Orioles after a 6-0 loss to the Texas Rangers. Doc Medich pitched two hit ball over seven innings, aided by three double plays as Eckersley struggled to a 2-6 road trip finish. Al Oliver hit his 12th homer for the Rangers while Richie Zisk drove in a ninth inning run.
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Strange takes lead in B C golf tourney
Curtis Strange held a one stroke lead after the first round of the B C Open at Enjoie Golf Club in Endicott New York. Allan Tapie trailed by one stroke, with Gil Morgan and Larry Webb two back. Defending champion Tom Kite eight behind.
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