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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1972

Page

6

Jockey Vasquez wins five at Aqueduct in AP roundup

Jockey Jacinto Vasquez rode five winners at Aqueduct on Thursday, taking both ends of the $39 daily double. Across the country AP reports crunch from Saint contracts, Venture for Victory in Korea, Kings signings, fencing champs, Haarlem Weeks baseball, Memphis buyers, and Kuhn on reserve clause changes.

Associated Press New York Jacinto Vasquez Aqueduct Race Track Kwangju Korea U.S Venture For Victory Industry Bank South Korea Ke Oe Houston Bowie Kuhn Kuhn Major League Players Association Marvin Miller

Laver unhappy with play at Mt Washington event

Rod Laver the top seed in the Mt Washington Invitation in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, reached the quarter finals after a tight win over Haroon Rahim of Pakistan 6-3 6-7 7-5. Laver rued missed chances and a loosening serve as Cliff Richey withdrew with a knee injury and Roy Emerson defaulted with an ankle sprain. Arthur Ashe beat Frank Froehling 6-2 6-0, Bob Carmichael defeated Stilwell, and John Alexander edged Nikki Pilic 7-6 4-6 6-1.

Bretton Woods N. H Rod Laver Australia Laver Haroon Rahim Pakistan Rahim Cliff Richey Sarasota Fla Bobby Lutz California St. Louis Roy Emerson Ismail el Shafei Egypt Arthur Ashe Miami Frank Froehling New York Bob Carmichael Stilwell England John Alexander Nikki Pilic Yugoslavia

Wildcats sweep Alpine tournament in shutouts and wins

Pecos Wildcats swept the Alpine Tournament by defeating Carlsbad 12-0 Ojinaga 8-2 and Marfa 9-1. James Thomas and Raul Guerrero earned wins with tournament MVP Richard Chavez and teammates Danny Martinez and Thomas named to the All Tournament team. Pecos improves to 22-1 and hosts Fort Stockton at 2 p.m. Sunday.

Pecos Wildcats Carlsbad Ojinaga Marfa James Thomas Raul Guerrero Richard Chavez Danny Martinez Pecos Odessa Odessa All Stars Fort Stockton Blue Sox Fort Stockton

Friday and weekend Major League games summary

Friday slate shows San Diego at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Atlanta with twi nights. San Francisco visits Montreal and Los Angeles goes to New York in night games. Saturday and Sunday schedule include more cross divison matchups and two games on Friday’s list. American League East standings show Bast leading, then Det and NY, with Cleveland and Milwaukee chasing. West division leaders Oak and Chic atop, with Minn and Kan City trailing. Thursday results include Cleveland and Texas, Detroit blank Kansas City, Baltimore edges Chicago, and New York down Oakland.

San Diego Corkins Norman Philadelphia Carlton Nash Pittsburgh Kison L. Walker Atlanta Hardin Kelley Twinight San Francisco McDowell Montreal Stoneman Los Angeles Litton New York Matlack Chicago Cincinnati Houston St. Louis Det Bast Cleve Miln West Oak Chic Minn Kan City Calif Tex Cleveland Texas Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Oakland Milwaukee California Bosman Palmer Drago Wilcox Peterson Minnesota Woodson Timmerman Lemonds Parsons Blue Boston Curtis Roostan Pitts Mont Phila West Cincin Hous Atl San Fran

Padres edge Mets 1 0 in 14th inning thriller

Padres win 1 0 over the Mets in 14 innings as a bases loaded walk produced the decisive run. Steve Arlin pitched 10 shutout innings before Gary Ross and Tug McGraw held the Mets scoreless. Bud Harrelson nearly tied it for New York in the 14th but was nabbed at the plate.

Hal Bock Associated Press Steve Arlin San Diego New York Mets Padres Arlin Mets Gary Ross Ohio State University Jerry Koosman Ross New York Tug McGraw San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles Montreal Atlanta Chicago Pittsburgh Houston Cincinnati St. Louis McGraw Nate Colbert Clarence Gaston Jerry Morales Bud Harrelson Pat Corrales Harrelson

Turcotte Hurt in Aqueduct Race Spill

New York AP report says jockey Ron Turcotte sustained chest contusions after a dramatic spill in the eighth race at Aqueduct. His horse Overproof collapsed and died during the stretch, while Turcotte was thrown to the track.

New York Ron Turcotte Aqueduct Overproof

King Reaches Seventh Wimbledon Final On Center Court

Billie Jean King, 28, returns to Wimbledon final for the seventh time facing Evonne Goolagong after beating rivals and reflecting on her career. Chris Evert, age 17, advanced to the final in the other semifinal, while Stan Smith and Ilie Nastase won men's semifinals.

Wimbledon England Billie Jean King Long Beach Calif Evonne Goolagong Australia Smith Pasadena Nastase Orantes

Ryun advances to semifinals at Olympic Trials

Jim Ryun moved closer to the Olympic goal with a 3 45.1 in the 1 500 meters quarterfinal, winning his heat and advancing to the semifinals. Dave Wottle also advanced, with strong contenders like Tom Von Ruden and Howell Michael among the threats in the third flight. Prefontaine won the 5 000 meter heat, while Lee Evans and John Smith led in the 400 meters second round as 16 sprinters moved forward.

Ken Doney Associated Press Eugene, Ore Jim Ryun America Kansas U. S Dave Wattle Bowling Green Ryan Wottle Tom von Ruden Stillwater Okla Howell Michael Marine Corps Jerome Howe Kansas State Oregon Steve Prefontaine Prefontaine Tarry Harrison Club West Leonard Hilton Houston Young Willie Davenport Texas Striders Rod Milburn Southern University Tom Hill Army Arkansas State Lee Evans Bay Area John Smith Evans Tommie Turner Sports International James Redd Smith Maurice Peoples Washington, D.C Wayne Collett UCLA Fred Newhouse

Sonics file damage suit over knee injury claims

Seattle AP Spencer Haywood and the Seattle Super-Sonics filed damage claims totaling 441,100 against the city after Haywood slipped on a Coliseum floor drenched by roof leaks. Haywood seeks 278,375 while the Sonics claim 152,725 and say the injury kept them from league playoffs.

Seattle Spencer Haywood Seattle Super-Sonics Haywood Seattle Coliseum Sonics National Basketball Association

Moto Cross Race Planned on Fort Stockton Dirt Track

Fort Stockton hosts its first Moto Cross race on a new dirt track operated by the Jaycees. The event Sunday at 1 30 p m features junior and senior divisions across all skill levels with trophies in each class. Spectators pay 150 admission, kids under 12 free with a parent, and entrants pay 150. The track opens at 11 a m for practice and signs will guide spectators to the venue.

Fort Stockton

Oklahoma Boxing Commission Strips Frazier Title locally

Oklahoma City officials move to strip Joe Frazier of the heavyweight crown citing 16 months without defending against a bona fide challenger. Foreman and Bonavena eye a proposed 15 round bout as Oklahoma's first heavyweight championship fight slated for late September or October.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Boxing Commission Joe Frazier Oklahoma George Foreman Oscar Bonavena Frazier Muhammad Ali New York John Miskovsky Dick Sadler Foreman Miskovsky Ali World Boxing Association Ring Magazine Bonavena Argentina WBA Ring Cassina Pat O’grady

Quilici Debuts Tonight as Twins Manager

Frank Quilici, 33, becomes the youngest major league manager guiding the Minnesota Twins at Metropolitan Stadium against the New York Yankees, after Calvin Griffith fired Bill Rigney 2 1/2 years into his tenure. The team seeks to stop a four game skid and improve a 9 1/2 game deficit in the AL West.

Minneapolis St, Paul Frank Quilici Minnesota Twins Twins New York Yankees Metropolitan Stadium Calvin Griffith Bill Rigney Oakland Frank Griffith Newsmen Calvin Rigney Newsman Billy Martin Baltimore Orioles

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