Pecos Freshmen Rally With Lopsided Wins in Home Games
Pecos High School freshmen basketball dominated Monday in their home gym. The A team remained unbeaten in 10 straight, while the B squad earned its sixth win. Standout scorers included Ray Cameron with 53 points across three games and Fernando Hernandez with 39 markers.
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Pecos Eagles Basketball Struggles Missing a Big Scorer
Pecos Eagles rely on speed as they lack a true big man and a leading scorer. Key players include Donald Ray Walker Larry Terry Don Cameron and Jimmy White, with the A team on a three game skid and facing Carlsbad in a district clash. The B team beat Andrews 83 30 as Pecos heads to Fort Stockton and Carlsbad games.
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District 2-3A JV Standings and Friday Results
District 2-3A junior varsity standings list Odessa Ector atop with 2 0 151 175, Andrews 2 0, Ft. Stockton 2 1, Kermit 1 1, Pecos 1 2, Seminole 1 2, Monahans 0 3. Friday results show Odessa Ector 79 Pecos 41, Kermit 53 Ft. Stockton 50, Seminole 68 Monahans 43. Tonight’s games include Ft. Stockton at Andrews and Odessa Ector at Seminole with Monahans at Kermit.
Frazier Ready for Daniels Title Bout in New Orleans
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier said he feels good and strong ahead of his Saturday title bout in New Orleans against Terry Daniels. He has been idle since defeating Muhammad Ali last March and expects to be sharper than for the Ali fight.
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UCLA Maintains No 1 Spot In AP Cage Poll
UCLA stays atop the college basketball rankings after sweeping Oregon State and Oregon. The Bruins received 39 of 41 first place ballots and expanded their lead over runner up Marquette, who beat No 4 South Carolina over the weekend.
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Dallas Cowboys Poised to End Jinx in Super Bowl VI
Dallas eyes victory over Miami in New Orleans with a 11 point favored line. The article notes the Cowboys' long success under Tom Landry, including six straight division titles and two conference titles, and highlights Roger Staubach as a key field general. It mentions past near-misses and the gamble on a big win for both the team and its fans.
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Cowboys Edge Dolphins In Classic Preseason Battle
A capsule comparing Dallas and Miami talents lists weapons at receiver running back and tight end. Dallas advantages include Alworth Hayes and depth with Hill and Garrison while Miami counters with Csonka Kiick and solid line play. Staubach edges Griese as passer. Dallas lines and Lilly pressure, Buoniconti leads Miami defense. final score projection Dallas 24 Miami 13.
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Placid Coach Rebuilds Dolphins for Playoff Showdown
Coach Don Shula has turned around the Dolphins after years of underachievement. Quarterback Bob Griese, the first AFL bred Jim Thorpe Trophy winner, leads a rejuvenated team riding two straight playoff wins. Duane Thomas returns to the lineup as a stabilizing force in a game against the Cowboys.
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Meeting Set for Pecos Basketball League
Area players wishing to join the Pecos Independent Basketball League are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting Wednesday in the Reddy Room at Community Public Service 221 S Oak St Those wanting to play or form a new team should attend.
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Staubach Faces Proving Passer Role in Bowl
Roger Staubach argues his aim in New Orleans is to prove he is a capable passer not just a runner as he faces Miami’s Bob Griese in the upcoming championship. Staubach says his edge is in being less experienced and calls for the chance to call plays, while Griese commands more of the game for the Dolphins.
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Fleming chases third Super Bowl for money in New Orleans
Marv Fleming, two time Super Bowl champion with the Packers, says money motivates his bid for a third title with the Dolphins. He notes most players play for pride while he seeks a personal playoff fund nearing 75 000 dollars, and compares Don Shula to Lombardi in aligning focus for the big games.
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Archer wins playoff in Campbell L A Open
George Archer, 6 foot 6 from Gilroy California, captured the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open title in a playoff against Dave Hill and Tommy Aaron. Archer shot 66 in the playoff to defeat Hill and Aaron who both posted 68. Archer secured the $25 000 first prize despite a tense final run at Rancho Park Golf Course where Aaron misfired on four short putts and Hill faltered late. Archer clinched the victory with a remarkable chip for par on the 17th.
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Jenkins Becomes Highest Paid Cub as Ferguson Jenkins Signs
Cy Young winner Ferguson Jenkins, Cubs ace, will earn about $125 000 per year for two seasons. Last season he led NL with 30 complete games and 39 starts, had a 24 13 record, and 263 strikeouts. He became the first Cub pitcher with five straight 20 win seasons since 1906.
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Basketball Standings and Schedule Highlights
NBA standings show Milwaukee leading the East Atlantic with 36 wins and Chicago at 30 12 714. Western Pacific top Phoenix 25 19 568 while Seattle 26 19 578 and Portland 14 29 324. ABA East Utah 31 13 705 and Indiana 24 19 548. Upcoming games include Chicago at Boston and Dallas at Memphis.
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