Multiple Sheriff Sale Notices in Reeves County Texas
Court orders Sheriff Raul Florez to sell various properties in Pecos City Reeves County Texas on Feb 5 1980 between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. under judgments in tax suit 1978 634 F 502 F and other cases against Petra Chacon Alicia Chacon John Lee Gray Curt Quiroz Betty Quiroz Emma Jean Gray Rudolph Natividad Eulalia Natividad Gregorio Mora Valenti Mora and Octavia Gutierrez plus others by Town of Pecos City Pecos Barstow Toyah Consolidated ISD Reeves County and State of Texas. Prices adjudged values and redemption rights apply.
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District Court
Reeves County
Texas
Pecos City
Pecos- Barstow-Toyah Consolidated Independent School District
Reeves
State of
Court House
Pecos
Raul Florez
John T. Precit
Pecos Independent School District
State of Texas
John Lee Gray
Curt L. Quiroz
Betty Quiroz
Emma Jean Gray
Towit
John T. Prewit
Pecos Independent
Rudolph Natividad
Eulalia Natividad
College
Bankhead Addition
M&c
Gregorio Mora
Valenti C. Mora
Queens lose district clash to Ft Stockton 39 to 30
Pecos Queens drop their fourth district game as Ft Stockton dominates from the start. Queens trailed after the first period and could not overcome the Prowlers’ hot shooting, finishing 39 to 30. Key scorers include K Cochran and A Milligan for Pecos and M Uscilka and L Young for Ft Stockton.
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Queens
Ft. Stockton
Ismael Mendoza
Pecos Queens
Ketor
FL Stockton
Pecos
Ector
P. Alexander
Debbie Krumnow
Stockton
Prowlers
Keni Cochran
K. Cochran
A. Milligan
M. Hinojos
R. Collins
A. Granado
M. Uscilka
L. Young
M. Ward
S. Theil
E. Aguilera
B. Ballard
B. Adams
T. Alvarado
D. Maxcey
Transplanted Yugoslavian predicts football's future tech shift
Grimsley reports on Bob Kap a transplanted Yugoslavian who argues football will grow into a global two billion dollar industry aided by domed stadiums holographic viewing and in stadium sensors while a future Super Bowl XXXV could be the NFL network driven spectacle with ten million season tickets at two hundred dollars each and widespread electronic fan immersion.
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Will Grimsley
Pasadena
Calif
America
Bush
Bob Kap
Princeton
Rutgers
Kap
Dallas
Lamar Hunt
Dynamos
NFL
Sebastian Coe Is Track & Field News Athlete of the Year 1979
Britain's Sebastian Coe, who set world records in the 800 meters 1500 meters and the mile within 42 days last summer, was named Track & Field News Athlete of the Year for 1979.
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Los Altos
Calif
Britain
Sebastian Coe
Track & Field News
Evert Lloyd, King, Navratilova shine in early tennis rounds
In Chicago, second seed Chris Evert Lloyd won 6-2 6-3 over Bettyanne Stuart to set a second round rematch with Bettine Bunge who upset Regina Marsikova. Billie Jean King, Wendy Turnbull, and Cathy Jordan also advanced as first-round winners. In Philadelphia, Gene Mayer and others opened at the U.S. Pro Indoor with several close wins. Borg and Navratilova claimed ITF World Champions titles. Stenmark dazzled in Adelboden, while Hanni Wenzel swept both her World Cup races in Badgastein. In Rome, Lorenzo Zanon lost his European heavyweight title bid to face Holmes.
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Chicago
Chris Evert Lloyd
Bettyanne Stuart
Lloyd
Bettine Bunge
Coral Gables
Fla
Regina Marsikova
Czechoslovakia
Billie Jean King
Caroline Stoll
Wendy Turnbull
Australia
Argentina
Ivanna Madruga
Cathy Jordan
Barbara Potter
Philadelphia
Gene Mayer
Vincent van Patten
Billy Scanlon
Yannick Noah
France
Andrew Pattison
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Ferdi Taygan
Johan Kriek
Erik van Dillen
John Sadri
Hungary
Balazs Taroczy
Robert Trogolo
Terry Moor
London
Bjorn Borg
Martina Navratilova
International Tennis Federation
Borg
Navratilova
Bradshaw Sees End of Football Season Fatigue
Los Angeles AP Bradshaw, MVP of Super Bowl XIV, says he is tired of football after a grueling season but afterward plans to play next year. He spoke of retirement discussions, then, after talks with teammates, reaffirmed his commitment to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pro Bowl in Honolulu looms next weekend with Bradshaw among the all stars.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Iran
NFL
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Steelers
Los Angeles Rams
Jack Lambert
Joe Greene
Pittsburgh Steelers
Honolulu
Reeves Co Sheriff's Dept Leads Narrowly In League Scores
In under 30 and over 30 leagues, Reeves Sheriff's Dept and Hobbs players frequent the top scorers. Notable performances include Ray Cameron with 35 in HP division, David Morales totaling 10, and Ramon Gonzales for Duval. Other strong showings came from Nathan Fabbs and Kenneth Terry as teams like Pecos Tire and Thriftway post high point totals.
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Ray Cameron
Sheriff's Dept
Steve Clinton
H&h
Town & Country
Duval
David Morales
T&c
Ramon Gonzales
Pecos Tire Co
Ray Kesey
Dart
Chatfield
Alan Callison
Pecos Tire
Nathan Fabbs
Reeves Sheriff's Dept
Adan Machuca
Pecos Enterprise
First National Bank
Orla Service & Supply
Henry Lerma
FNB
Ernest Bustillos
Orla
Eagles and Bears Prepare For Weekend Basketball Games
Schedule lists multiple basketball games this week. Tuesday features Eagles and Jr. Eagles plus Bears and Balmorhea girls at home, all against Ft. Stockton Valentine and others. Thursday includes Zavala at Crane and Odessa Dual tennis. Friday brings Bears and Balmorhea girls versus Ft. Davis with Jr. Bears and Eagles also hosting.
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Eagles
Ft. Stockton
Jr. Eagles
Bears
Valentine
Balmorhea
Zavala
Crane
Odessa
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