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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1978

Page

5

Baseball at a Glance Tuesday Games and Standings

Baseball results show California 5 at Cleveland 4 and Seattle 1 at Toronto 2 with Oakland 1 at Detroit 4 and Milwaukee 1 at Chicago 5. New York Baltimore 1, Texas 6, and Kansas City 5 over New York. National League East standings list Philadephia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Montreal, New York, St. Louis, with race notes. Week schedule includes Cleveland at New York and Baltimore at Detroit among others.

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All-Star Football Game to Test Astrodome Scoreboard

North Coach Don Beck and South mentor Doug Ethridge chart high scoring in the 46th annual Texas High School Coaching Association North South All-Star game at the Astrodome. Key players include Donnie Little for the South and Randy Wessinger for the North as weeks of drills conclude amid record HSCA attendance projections.

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Signs with Buccaneers First black quarterback knows pressure inescapable

Doug Williams, the first black quarterback drafted in the NFL's first round, signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after a high profile holdout. He said pressure will be constant and that past black QBs faced limited chances, but he expects time to develop as a quarterback with the Bucs.

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Departure tragic for Billy Martin

New York AP reports Billy Martin lashed out at Reggie Jackson and George Steinbrenner in an airport lobby, calling Jackson a liar and Steinbrenner a convict. Reporters confirmed the incident, leading to Martin's resignation after team president Al Rosen flew to Kansas City.

NEW York Billy Martin New York Yankee Reggie Jackson Martin Yankee George Steinbrenner Steinbrenner News Dispatch al Rosen Kansas City

Lemon’s long baseball career spans player to Yankees manager

New York manager Bob Lemon, 57, a Hall of Famer, has worked every major baseball role from player to scout. A standout pitcher for Cleveland 1946–58, he led with 28 complete games in 1948, a no hitter against Detroit that year, and 15 double plays in 1953, later turning to scouting, coaching, and managing across several organizations including the Royals, Angels, and White Sox.

NEW York Bob Lemon New York Yankees Cleveland Bob Feller Early Wynn Mike Garcia Lemon Detroit Tigers Sporting News Indians California Angels Kansas City Royals Atlanta Braves Chicago White Sox Chicago White Sox

Hassler Joins Red Sox After Royals Trade

Boston adds lefty Hassler to roster in exchange for a minor leaguer. he won his first appearance for the Red Sox. Allen Ripley sent to Pawtucket to clear space as Hassler, 26, seeks to rebound after 2-4 start this year. Hassler went 9-6 last season with Royals.

Boston Andy Hassler Twg Boston Red Sox Hassler Kansas City Royals Red Sox Allen Ripley Pawtucket Royals California Angels al Cowens

Bowler Misses Perfect by One Pin to Win Amarillo Open

Steve Westberg of Cottage Grove Oregon nearly rolled a flawless 300 game finishing 299 to capture first in the $60,000 Amarillo Open on the PBA tour. He led after a 244 final game and won $6,000, while Mike Durbin and Larry Laub earned $3,500 and $3,000 respectively. Laub set a PBA earnings record for a season without a title. Next stop is Houston with Carmen Salvino defending.

Amarillo Texas Steve Westberg Westberg Cottage Grove Ore Larry Laub San Francisco Mike Durbin Chagrin Falls Ohio Laub Pete McCordic Houston Tucson Jeff Mattingly Tacoma Wash Durbin McCordic Carmen Salvino

IOC Will Not Bend Rules For 1984 Los Angeles Bid

London AP reports IOC president Lord Killanin will not concede on awarding the 1984 Games. The contract must be signed by the city, not the IOC. He told USOC chief Robert Kane that talks will stay with the city and the USOC, with a potential extension to Aug 21 if requested. If LA misses the August deadline, IOC may invite new bids from New York, Atlanta, Detroit, or others. Munich is favored among many members.

London Los Angeles International Olympic Committee Europe Lord Killanin John Argue Los Angeles Olympic Committee Killanin New York Argue Robert Kane U.S. Olympic Committee USOC IOC Tom Bradley Kane Killanin Bradley Kane Lausanne Switzerland New York City Atlanta Detroit Montreal Mexico Munich

Meet set for Pecos youth football coaching

A Pecos community recreation department meeting for adults interested in coaching the youth football program is scheduled for Monday July 31 at 7 30 p m at the Community Center. For more information contact recreation director Jim Edwards at 445-4624.

Pecos Community Recreation Department Jim Edwards Pecos

Pecos Slow Pitch Softball Tournament Underway at Jaycee Park

The Pecos Men's Slow Pitch Softball Tournament opened at Jaycee Park with Texa co defeating Canel 21 to 10. Duval beat Santa Rosa A 9 to 3, with Pecos Radiator facing Santa Rosa B at 7 30 and Pecos Ambulance meeting Barrett Machine at 9 p m. Admission is free and the event runs through Sunday.

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