Pecos Students Medal at State Special Olympics
Ten Pecos Special Education students competed at the State Special Olympics in Austin May 24 to 26. Veronica Rodriguez won two golds in the 50 yard dash and softball. Alfonso Vasquez and Prissy Ornelas earned silver in high jump. Rosa Valles silvers in softball throw. Manuel Rodriguez bronze in high jump. All received Participant Medals and a State Special Olympics T-shirt.
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Pecos
Austin
Alfonso Vasquez
Rosa Valles
Prissy Ornelas
Jody Free
Manuel Rodriguez
Aaron Carrasco
Jody Freeman
Aniceto Arenivas
Veronica Rodriguez
Orlando Gonzales
Staci Wheeless
Robert Hinojos
New Italian stars and tied opener raise World Cup hopes
Argentina hosts Hungary as 77,000 fans fill River Plate for Group 1 action. Italy debuts young talents Cabrini and Rossi against France in Mar del Plata with Batheunay sidelined. West Germany and Poland finish 0-0, Beckenbauer absent, Schein coach Schoen critiques defensive play.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hungary
River Plate
Italy
France
Mar del Plata
Antonio Cabrini
Paolo Rossi
West Germany
Poland
Franz Beckenbauer
Germany
Paul Breitner
Gerd Mueller
Beckenbauer
The
Cosmos
Helmut Schoen
Dock Ellis insubordination stirs baseball debate in Dallas
AP special correspondent Will Grimsley surveys Dock Ellis’s on plane and hotel clashes with Texas Rangers manager Billy Hunter. Ellis, a high paid star, defied team rules, questioned authority, and threatened to break every rule. Owner Brad Corbett’s next move could redefine discipline as executives weigh loyalty versus player autonomy.
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Will Grimsley
Dallas
Dock Ellis
Supreme Court
Texas Rangers
Seattle
Minnesota
Billy Hunter
Ellis
Pirates
Yankees
Rangers
Hunter
Brad Cor
Bett
Asia
Corbett
Zarley Opens Kemper with 66 to Lead Safari Open
Kermit Zarley rallied from a putting slump to shoot a 6-under 66 and take the first-round lead at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He made four birdies in his last six holes after a tough start, aided by encouragement from his wife Marilyn. Arnold Palmer sits one stroke back at Quail Hollow, where he has long familiarity with the course.
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Charlotte
N.C
Kermit Zarley
Zarley
Kemper
Arnold Palmer
Quail Hollow Country Club
Palmer
Austin American-Statesman
Poerner
Sadler
Texas House of Representatives
Jake Johnson
Jon Newton
The
Dallas Times Herald
Texas
San Angelo Standard Times
Railroad Commission
General Land Office
Cedeno Hand Injury Sidelines Astros Star
Houston outfielder Cesar Cedeno will miss a four game weekend series with the St. Louis Cardinals due to a hand injury that also carries a 5000 dollar fine for the temporary loss of his services. He slammed a fist at the dugout roof after a late inning line out in a 1-0 loss to the Giants, apologizing for the impulsive reaction and saying he did not intend to injure himself or hurt the team.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Cesar Cedeno
St. Louis Cardinals
Astros
San Francisco Giants
Cedeno
Travelers Rout Midland 11-3 In Texas League Explicitly
Arkansas Travelers mounted an 11-3 win over Midland as David Boyer produced a triple, a double and a single driving in four. Jim Otten notched his first victory, while Jack Ledbetter took the loss. San Antonio beat Tulsa 5-3, and Jackson split a doubleheader with Amarillo 2-0 in both games. El Paso–Shreveport rained out. In tonight’s games Amarillo visits Jackson, Arkansas meets Midland, and San Antonio faces Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Arkansas Travelers
Midland
David Boyer
Arkansas
San Antonio
Tulsa
Jackson
Amarillo
el Paso
Shreveport
Boyer
Jim Otten
Jack Ledbetter
Rick Sander
Scott Holman
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Turin
Rossi
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Vincenza
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Grimsley’s Sports
Marilyn
Pdart Pyres
Mac Rowave
Hotpoint Microwave
Ann Enriquez
South Oak ST. Pecos
T’ Point
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Rick Bosetti
Erry Sadler
John Poerner
Texas House
Governor’s Committee On
Education Resources of Texas
Hondo
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
Agriculture Hall of Fame
Southwest Texas State University
Houston Chronicle
Texas Railroad Commission
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