Top Twenty unchanged in AP poll as bowls loom
The Associated Press Top Twenty remains unchanged as the regular season ends with all but one team headed to bowls. Penn State leads Alabama in the Sugar Bowl race for the national title, while Michigan, Notre Dame, Nebraska and others anticipate postseason showdowns across the Sugar, Rose, Orange, Cotton, Fiesta, Gator, Astro Bluebonnet, Tangerine, Peach, Liberty and Hall of Fame Bowls.
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Odessa Permian dominates Pecos Eagles for 77 44 win
Snyder tourney action sees Permian Panthers race to a 77-44 victory as Pecos Eagles fall behind early. Mojo hits 51 percent from the floor, leading 18-9 after one period and 38-15 at halftime with Armstrong scoring 12 in the fourth to finish with 15.
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Change of meeting venue clubs basketball players in Pecos
Jim Edwards Pecos recreation director announced a location change for basketball interest meetings. The Women’s session moves to West Pecos Gym at 7 30 p.m., followed by a men’s meeting at 8 30 p.m. All interested invited. Eagles players’ scoring led by Mosby with 18 points and Rogers 73 season total. JV loss 76 41 at Odessa as Pecos prepares for Snyder tournament. Pecos JV hosts a high school gym tournament Friday 2 30 p.m. through Saturday night with three Pecos teams participating.
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Pecos Youth Soccer Standings and Results Show
Standings and last week scores across age groups 6-7 8-12 years list teams Canal Well Service Wafer Oil Burkholder Brownlee Hardware and Styl ist Beauty Salon. Notable results include Styl ist Beauty Salon 2 Brownlee Hardware 1 and Hess Chevrolet Buick 3 Pecos Motors 2. National Bank leads 10 1 with 1.000 record. First National Bank 3 A C Pump 1 Harris Lumber 1 Hamilton Trucking 10 12 years show Fuentes Furniture 001.000.
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Eddie Valancia
Jo Ann Valles
Anthony Rey Lozano
Javier Vela
Elizabeth Barrera
Tooter Ramon
Misty Pearce
Clint McClaren
Mayne Carrasco
Curtis McClaren
Pablo S. Rodriguez
Raymondo Rede
Manuel Rodriguez
Larry Colanchi
Tony Reyes
James D. Lang
Miguel Medina
Tomas Herrera
Herman Armendariz
Valerie Hernandez
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Canal Well Service
Wafer Oil Co
Burkholder Oil Co
Brownlee Hardware
Water Oil Co
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Hearing Loss is Not A Sign Of Old Age
A Beltone advertisement offers a free non-operating hearing aid model for readers who respond. It targets those who hear but may not understand words, stating many can benefit though not all issues are resolvable. No obligation, mail to Dept. 5306, Beltone Electronics.
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Top Twenty unchanged in AP final regular-season poll
The AP final regular-season poll leaves the Top Twenty unchanged with Penn State 11 0 and Alabama No 2 as Sugar Bowl contenders. USC and Oklahoma split first-place votes while Michigan and Nebraska follow. In hockey, Buffalo fires GM Imlach and coach Pronovost amid a rough stretch. Gullikson wins South African Open singles. doubles and mixed titles go to Moore Fleming and Mitton Cuypers respectively.
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Flag football tourney yields regional title to Goodrich Service Center
Goodrich Service Center, the 1977 Regional Champion, defeated San Angelo Super Sports 14-0 in the Region X Men’s Flag Football Championship finals in Odessa-Midland. Pecos Savings and Loan finished third, Sweetwater Pawn Shop fourth, with Pecos rallying past Conoco Cardinals 14-13 in a key semi.
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