Blount Leads AFC Past NFC in Pro Bowl Showdown
Mel Blount and eight Steelers helped the AFC win 24 14 as Blount intercepted two passes in the final period and earned Player of the Game. Jack Lambert and Mike Wagner also broke up passes, while Glen Edwards stopped a Staubach drive. The AFC set a Pro Bowl record with six interceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Baker
UP Sports Winter
Seattle
Mel Blount
Bandits
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim Hart
Ken Anderson
Bald Blount
Pittsburgh
Chuck Noll
Steelers
Hart
Jack Lambert
Minnesota
Sammy White
Mike Wagner
Dallas
Drew Pearson
Glen Edwards
Roger Staubach
Pearson
Blount
Joe Greene
AFC
St. Louis
Eagles challenge Mustangs on Andrews court tonight
The Pecos Eagles face the Andrews Mustangs in Andrews with Pecos holding a 1-0 district mark and 10-8 season record while Andrews sits 0-1 after losing to Monahans 87-80. Expected Pecos starters include Riggins Mosby and Rogers with Dean and Michaelis likely to see action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Briones
Pecos Eagles
Andrews Mustangs
Andrews
Pecos
Monahans Laboes
Bobby Riggins
Linver Mosby
Butch Rogers
Kevin Dean
Charles Michaelis
Eagles
College Scores From Monday AP Report
East Drexel 70, Bucknell 63. St Bonaventure 106, St Francis Pa 82. Temple 91, Buffalo 82. South Auburn 74, Vanderbilt 69. Duke 82, Virginia 74. UT Kentucky 73, Florida 71. Kentucky St 133, Union RA. Louisiana St 97, Georgia 77. Old Dominion 85, W Carolina 58. Oral Roberts 77, Virginia Tech 70. Tennessee 86, Mississippi 72. Tenn Chattanooga 70, Tenn St 54. Va Military 68, Citadel 62. Virginia St 99, J.C. Smith 87. Midwest Cleveland St 75, Kent St 64. Louisville at Dayton ppd snow. Michigan 99, Iowa 75. Michigan St 61, Indiana 60. Southwest N Texas St 78, Arkansas St 76. Oklahoma City 86, Neb Omaha 64. Texas A&I 75, Tarleton St 58. Texas-Arlington 87, Houston Baptist 85. Far West Idaho 93, Portland St 81. Oregon St 89, Boise St 68.
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South
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Duke
Virginia
Kentucky
Florida
Union
Old Dominion
Carolina
Oral Roberts
Virginia Tech
Tennessee
Mississippi
Tenn Chattanooga
Tenn. St
Va. Military
Citadel
Southwest
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Texas A&i
Tarleton
Texas-Arlington
Houston
Far West
Pecos and Andrews Face Off in Mustang Gym
Basketball schedule details Pecos and Andrews varsity and junior high teams play at Mustang gym and nearby venues across multiple days. Key games include Pecos Varsity against Andrews and Ector squads, with junior high and ninth grade contests at Fort Stockton Monahans Andrews Seminole and Alpine venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Andrews
Mustang
Pecos JV
Andrews JV
Fort Stockton
Crockett Junior High
Marfa
Zavala Junior High
Monahans
Ector
Eagle
P.m
Ector JV
Andrews High School
Seminole
Seminole High School
Winkles A team wins with 19 points in Pecos game
Kenneth Winkles led the ninth grade A team with 19 points and 10 rebounds in a dominant 81 46 win over Crane in the local gym. Andrew McGrew added 12 points while Dewayne Walker and Jesse Anchondo had 10 each as Pecos built a 37 25 halftime edge and pulled away after the third quarter. The B game was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Winkles
Crane
Winkles
Tommy Miller
Pecos
Pecos Quint
Eagles
Andrew McGrew
Dewayne Walker
Jesse Anchondo
Czech teen Marsikova shines in pro tourney clash
Regina Marsikova, 18, from Czechoslovakia, dominates Olga Morozova 6 3 6 1 in Houston in the first round of the $100,000 Women’s Pro Tennis Tournament. She says she won’t imitate Martina Navratilova and plans to return home soon.
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Michael A. Lutz
Houston
Regina Marsikova
Martina Navratilova
Miss Marsikova
Navratilova
Olga Morozova
Russia
United States
Miss Navratilova
Martina
Miss Morozova
Dianne Fromholtz
Australia
Ann Kioymura
San Isleto
Miss Fromholtz
Fla
Kerry Reid
Greenville
S.C
Liana Kloss
Glenhazel
South Africa
Kristien Shaw
New York
Janet Newberry
St. Petersburg
Wendy Turnbull
Sandgate
Renata Tomanova
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Marcie Louie
San Francisco
Calif
Elly Vessies
Mavratilova
Virginia Ruzici
Romania
Ford to play Crosby Pro-Am amid 40th anniversary
President Ford will attend inauguration then fly to Pebble Beach for the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, the 40th edition, joining celebrities and pros. Sam Snead won the first 40th edition with a 68 and $762.50. the Sunday winner will receive $30,000.
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New York
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Georgia
Crosby
Pebble Beach
Calif
Fred Corcoran
Rockefeller Plaza
Corcoran
Griffith Park
PGA
Rancho Santa Fe
Lawson Little
U.S
Denny Shute
Lloyd Mangrum
Johnny Revolta
Harry Cooper
Craig Wood
Sam Snead
Richard Arlen
Virginia Grey
Humphrey Bogart
Bill Frawley
Rita Hayworth
Clara Bow
Virginia
Oakland
Los Angeles Times
Sneed
Snead
Bowling Scores Highlight City Major League Results
The report lists team names and scores from the City Major League bowling event. Coors of Pecos leads high team series with 2942 and high team game 1035. individual honors go to Kon Schroder 642 and Manuel Gonzalez Frank Vallie with 243.
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A.A.A. Salvage
Hiway
Coors
Pecos
McLains Shamrock
Judaco
Halliburton
el Paso
Coors of
HIIND
Kon Schroder
Manuel Gonzalez
Frank Vallie
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Mel Blount and His
Kansas City
Willie Lanier
Kingdome
Anderson
Cincinnati Bengals
San Diego
Charlie Joiner
Curtis Johnson
Johnson
John Ivy
Cliff Branch
Buf
Falo
O.J. Simpson
Toni Linhart
Baltimore
Mike Thomas
Washington
NFC
Lawrence McCutcheon
Los Angeles
Staubach
Ron Jessie
Rams
Mustangs
Andrews’ Court
Pecos Sports
Odessa
Associated Press
Drexel
Bucknell
St. Bonaventure
St. Francis
Temple
Buffalo
Louisiana
Virginia St
J.C. Smith
Midwest
Cleveland St
Kent St
Louisville
Dayton
Michigan
Iowa
Michigan St
Indiana
Idaho
Portland
Oregon St
Boise
SPO Sports
Crane Junior High
Alpine Junior High
Arturo Diaz
Sony Falcon
Martin Arreguy
Larry Mosby
Glen Harrison
Mosby
Martin
Ford
Will Grimsley
Pecos Enterprise Sports
Maryland Club
Eddy
Pecos Savings and Loan Association
Stockholders Meeting
Board Room
Pecos Savings and Loan
Fifth
Cypress
Pecos, Texas
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