Pecos Eagles fall 9 1 to Uvalde in state 3A final
Pecos loses the state 3A baseball final to Uvalde 9 1 as freshman Glen Harrison and reliever Danny Garcia struggle on the mound. Arreguy drove in Pecos run, while Uvalde pours in four runs in the fourth to seal the victory.
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Bobby Mosby
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Six Eagles land 3A all-district dream team honors
District 2-3A picks include Pecos Linvel Mosby and Andrews Jimmy Tompkins as co MVPs. Fort Stockton coach Paul Pasqua named coach of the year as the Panthers finish 12-14 overall and 6-4 in district. Mosby and Tompkins each post 5-1 district records. Mosby previously earned MVP in previous season. First team includes Burkholder, Serrano, Micha lis, Mosby, Perkins, Rodriguez, Barrientos, Lisman, Kidd, Balderaz, Salmon, McNew.
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Pecos
Jimmy Tompkins
Andrews
Fort Stockton
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Tompkins
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Mundy Salmon
Jackie McNew
Seminole
Manuel Rodriguez
Ector
Tracy Lisman Monahans
Ricky Kidd Andrews
Matt Burkholder
Fidencio Balderaz Monahans
Lee Serrano
Charles Michaelis
Victor Barrientes Ector
Ricky Williams
Salmon Fort Stockton
Bobby Mosby
Rod Perkins
Ackie McNew Seminole
Bill Clift Andrews
Glen Harrison
Arnold Nall Monahan
Red Sox Eye Pennant After Doubleheader Sweep
Boston fans note shades of 1967 and 1975 as the Red Sox, eight games over .500 at 32-24, sweep the Texas Rangers 3-2 and 2-0 at Fenway Park. Manager Don Zimmer crediting timely wins and pitching by Reggie Cleveland and Luis Tiant as Boston closes gap on the Yankees.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting and RBI
American League leads show Karen Min at .388 after 135 at bats with Bailor Tor .344 Fisk Bsn .342 Bostock Min .330 Single ton Bal .329. Hisle Min 54 RBIs Rudi Cal 47 Hobson Bsn 41 Zisk Chi 41 Cowens KC 41. Zisk Chi and Hisle Min lead home runs with 15 each Ben Rice 14 Bons Cal 14 Gross Oak 14. National League Batting after 135 at bats Trillo Chi .366 Parker Pgh .357 Luzinski Phi .341 Evelentine Mil .333 Scott St .331. Cey LA 52 Burroughs Ath 50 Garvey LA 49 Winfield SD 47 Parker Pgh 44.
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Honorable Mention and MVPs Named in District Honors
Second team players include Joe Gonzales and Lupe Sabia with peers from Andrews Ector Pecos Fort Stockton Seminole and Mona Curly Cox Pecos. MVPs Linver Moby and Jimmy Tompkins share top honors with Coach of the Year Paul Pasqua. Glen Harrison Pecos Frosh also noted.
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Terry Medlock
Randy DelBosque
Victor Nabarrette
Tim Ryan
Fort Stockton
Oscar Salmon
Joe Worthingon
Geiberger faces Open after 13-under 59 and emotional win
Al Geiberger, exhausted by a record 59 in the Danny Thomas-Memphis Classic, says the hardest task is returning to reality as he prepares for the United States Open. He won by three over Gary Player and Jerry McGee in sweltering heat at Colonial Country Club, earning 40,000 of 200,000 purse.
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Eastwick shines in five scoreless innings as Reds sweep
Rawly Eastwick, booed after a rough ninth in the first game, came back with five shutout frames in the nightcap to win 14-8 for Cincinnati. The Reds earlier won 7-6 after a ninth inning rally. Eastwick improved to 2-2.
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Braves
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Phils
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Astros
Len Randle
Tom Seaver
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Floyd Bannister
German car wins 24 hr Le Mans
Belgian Jackie Ickx in a Martini Porsche Turbo 936 earned a record fourth Le Mans triumph, denying Renault Alpine a dominant run. Renault faced multiple DNFs after investing $350,000 and eyed a move to Formula 1, while Porsche maintained endurance supremacy with a 342 lap victory at 2,919 miles. The Mirage team of Schuppan and Jarrier finished second, followed by Peter Gregg and Claude Ballodena in a Porsche 935.
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Higuchi Wins LPGA Championship in North Myrtle Beach
Japanese pro Chako Higuchi captures the LPGA Championship at Bay Tree Plantation in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina finishing 72 holes at 279 nine under par. She earns 22500 dollars and three players tie for second at 282, each taking 10953 dollars.
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UCLA
Higuchi
Bay Tree Plantation
Pat Bradley
Sandra Post
Judy Rankin
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