Eagles Fall to Permian Panthers in District 5-4A Matchup
The Cold-handed Eagles were outmatched as Permian Panthers defeated them 81 to 43 at the Permian Fieldhouse. Linver Mosby led the Eagles with 21 points while Butch Rogers added 6 and Bobby Rig gins went scoreless. Panthers Stan Strifler scored 18 and Mark Berryhill 17 as they dominated the boards and fast breaks.
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Panthers overpower Pecos JV in 69 46 defeat at Permian Fieldhouse
Permian JV defeated Pecos 69 to 46 as Pecos relied on Dewayne Terry who scored 10 points. Jose Legarda and others struggled from the field while Permian built a 26 20 halftime edge and pulled away after intermission. The Eagles travel to Lamesa for a 6 15 p.m. game with the Tornadoes.
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Evert Named Sports Illustrated Athlete of the Year
Chris Evert wins Sports Illustrated 1976 Athlete of the Year in an Olympic year, the first woman to hold the honor outright since 1954. She beat all men and professionals, cites her Wimbledon US Open French Open wins, earnings around 375000, and praise for her mental strength and doubles play with Martina Navratilova.
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Thompson laid to rest in hometown tribute
More than 500 mourners gathered in Burlington Oklahoma to honor 29-year-old professional baseball player Danny Thompson who died of leukemia after a three-year battle. The former Oklahoma State University All American shortstop played for the Minnesota Twins and Texas Rangers in the early 1970s and spent time with local youngsters during his career and after.
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Piniella Says Martin Is The Best Baseball Manager
Lou Piniella, 32, of Tampa credits Billy Martin as the best baseball manager. He recalls Martin's early days in Denver in 1968 and praises how he pulled the most from players with teams including Minnesota Detroit and Texas.
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Pecos and Fort Stockton Hoop Week Schedule
The Pecos and Lamesa varsity games lead the week with Pecos hosting Lamesa at Lamesa gym at 8 p.m. on Tuesday and Pecos against Permian at Eagle gym 8 p.m. Monday. Junior highs and freshmen squads also feature multiple games across Fort Stockton and Monahans venues.
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McNeese Upsets Tulsa in Independence Bowl
McNeese State stunned Tulsa 20-16 in the Independence Bowl watched by 15 542 fans. Oliver Hadnot scored the late 25 yard TD as McNeese overcame 16 missing players and ineligible seniors to seal the victory. Tulsa had led late on Steve Cox field goal but McNeese benefited from penalties and an interception before the decisive drive.
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Maryland comes to call as Houston hosts Bowl
Maryland seeks a Cotton Bowl bid as undefeated 11 0 top ranked Maryland faces sixth ranked Houston in Dallas. Coaches Claiborne and Yeoman recall 1974 dialogue about SWC arrival and 1975 Houston turnaround from 2 8 to 9 2 with a conference crown. Houston has sold its ticket allotment and both teams arrive December 26 for the Bowl.
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