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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
8
Pecos seeks a 20 13 record and a Region I playoff berth by beating Brownfield in the 2 p.m. Friday opener to secure a spot in the state tournament. Brownfield trails at 14 12 after a 6 0 loss, needing a win to force a decisive third game.
Five Pecos students returned from the Texas Special Olympics track meet with five medals. They earned one first place and four fourth place finishes after competing in three events.
In Chicago, Bart Johnson pitched nine, Dave Hamilton finished, but Jongo Orta hit a bases loaded single in the 11th to give the White Sox a 1-0 win over Texas. Umbarger pitched well but took the loss as Chicago sealed the series in extra innings.
Pecos High School announces 9 a.m. Friday registration for a shortened summer program due to construction. Weight training runs at Eagle fieldhouse 9 11 a.m. and 6 8 p.m. daily. Golf is open to fourth through 11th graders with Coach Beau Jack Hendrix teaching. tennis and track are canceled this summer with possible later tennis.
Luke Wrenn delivered a two-run homer in the ninth inning to give Shreveport a 7-6 win over Midland, snapping Midland’s four-game winning streak. Steve Blomberg added a third-inning homer for Shreveport as Randy Hopkins improved to 3-1 and Gary Junge took the loss. Lafayette beat Amarillo 5-1 behind Jay Dillard’s late bid, while San Antonio fell to Arkansas 3-1 and El Paso at Jackson was rained out.
Texas Tech's Mark Hargrove shot a 66 to take a one stroke lead at the 58th Southwestern Amateur at El Paso Country Club. Wake Forest's Jay Haas and McLennan's Dan Croonquist tied for second at 67, with Arizona State's Art Diaz and Wake Forest's Tim Saylor close behind. Collegians dominated the field of 216. Stadler is competing on the pro tour.
Sul Ross State University rodeo teams and individuals compete in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Finals in Bozeman Montana June 15 to 19. Light leads in team roping with 203 points, Berry tops calf roping, and other Sul Ross cowboys place in team roping bull riding steer wrestling and goat tying. Barbara Dodge named rodeo queen to compete at nationals.
Jim Morley fueled Central Arizona with a double and two singles to lift the unbeaten team to a 10-8 victory over St Clair, Mich., for the National Junior College Baseball Tournament crown. Morley earned Most Valuable Player honors as Central Arizona finished 39-13. four teammates had two hits apiece. Bob Most got the win with help from Jim Manship in the eighth. St Clair, 37-14, rallied from a 9-1 deficit but fell short despite Jeff Kneisly’s bases-loaded triple in the seventh.
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