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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1972

Page

6

Astros end Reds winless in Cincinnati to seize first

Astros beat Cincinnati 9-5 to reclaim first place in the NL West as Doug Rader homered and Cesar Cedeno went 4-for-4. Houston exploded for six runs in the third inning, moved to 3-0 against Cincinnati in Cincinnati this season, while Cedeno rose to a league leading .336.

Bill Winter Associated Press Cincinnati Houston Astros Cincinnati Reds Houston Reds Astros Doug Rader Chicago Milwaukee Oakland Rader Cesar Cedeno Dominican Republic Walker Cedeno George Culver Dave Roberts Wayne Simpson Stan Bahnsen White Sox

Two tied after opening round in Western Golf

Journals report R H Sikes and Jim Jamieson tied for the lead at Sunset Ridge after a three under par 68 opening round in the Western Open. Bruce Crampton shot 73, with Opperman Irwin and Weiskopf at 69, while several others posted 70. Sikes revived form after a slow year, aided by vintage clubs from Dutch Harrison.

Jerry Liska Northbrook Ill H. Sikes Dutch Harrison Jim Jamieson Kes Jamieson Sunset Ridge Country Club Bruce Crampton Steve Opperman Hale Irwin Tom Weiskopf Sunset Ridge Charles Coady Jim Wiechers Dave Graham Bob Barbarossa Doug Sanders J.C. Snead Lee Elder Sikes

Tennessee Bass Tournament leads with 18 pounder catch

In Spring City Tenn a Hot Springs Ark dealer led three day Tennessee Bass Tournament with 18 pounds 7 ounces from nine fish as 196 entrants from 20 states competed.

Associated Press Spring City

Texas League East leaders stumble as midweek games loom

In Thursday action Arkansas beat Midland 6-2 to move into second in the Texas League East while Shreveport outslugged Midland 14-9. San Antonio defeated Memphis 3-0 as John Conzatti fanned 11 on six hits. El Paso crushed Alexandria 12-3, propelled by Tom Jenkins who drove in four. Alexandria falls a half game back.

Shreveport Midland San Antonio Memphis el Paso Alexandria Arkansas Tom Jenkins Larry Mansfield John Conzatti Memphis Blues

Baseball Standings and Schedule From The League Update

The standings show East leaders Bast and New York with slim leads and several teams within 12 games of each other. Thursday results include Chicago defeating Milwaukee 5 to 2 with multiple rain delays affecting New York at Cleveland. Friday schedules feature division rivals in key matchups across Detroit Baltimore New York Cleveland Boston Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Texas California Oakland and more.

East Det Cleve Miln West Oak Chic Minn Calif Kan City Texas Chicago Wood Bosman California Ryan Oakland Hamilton Detroit Baltimore New York Cleveland Boston Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas City Nash Montreal McAnally St. Louis Seaver Houston Reuss Cincinnati Grimsley San Francisco McDowell San Diego Arlin Atlanta Niekro Los Angeles Downing Pittsburgh Philadelphia

DiMaggio Turns to Golf After Baseball Swing Era

The article recalls Joe DiMaggio shifting focus from his famed baseball swing to golf. It notes his 1939 home run against the Philadelphia Athletics as a memorable example of his hitting, while highlighting the transition away from the big league spotlight.

Joe DiMaggio DiMaggio Philadelphia Athletics

Wishbone-T to showcase as West favored in Coach All-America

Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks predicts defenses will catch up to the Wishbone-T, signaling more passing and changes in blocking. Bear Bryant says the offense remains potent, though defenses may slow it later. Jack Mildren leads the West at Jones Stadium as the West opens as a touchdown favorite.

Denne Freeman Associated Press Lubbock, Tex Oklahoma Chuck Fairbanks Fairbanks Darrell Royal University of Texas Alabama Bear Bryant Bryant Jack Mildren Jones Stadium Texas Tech

Dempsey Reflects On Life After Boxing At 77

Jack Dempsey, now 77, still draws fans at his Broadway restaurant bearing his name. Once the Roaring Twenties champion, he recalls poverty early in boxing, laments the decline of small clubs, and says he’d do it again for the love of the sport while noting modern heavyweights differ from his era.

Earl Gerheim Associated Press NEW York (Ap Jack Dempsey Dempsey Joe Frazier Clay Muhammad Ali Colorado

Puzzling Pecos Eagles Football History Revealed

Boarder asks readers to solve questions about Pecos Eagles football history from 1915 to 1971 including wins against Midland College, district titles, top scoring games, and the origin of the Eagles nickname. He invites reader guesses for a future column.

Midland College Pecos Eagles Monahans

Allen Tops AL All-Star Ballot as Votes Pass Half Million

Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox leads American League All-Star voting with over 500000 ballots cast. Norm Cash trails, while Brooks Robinson tops the third-base race and Reggie Jackson leads outfielders. Balloting closes July 15 with starting teams named July 18. The All-Star Game is set for July 25 at Atlanta Stadium. The National League leaders were announced previously, headlined by Henry Aaron and Joe Torre among others.

NEW York Dick Allen Chicago White Sox Allen Norm Cash Detroit Tigers Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles Bill Melton White Sox Melton Reggie Jackson Oakland Athletics Bobby Murcer New York Yankees Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox Yastrzemski Lou Piniella Kansas City Royals Carlos May Tony Oliva Minnesota Twins Rod Carew Twins Cookie Rojas Royals Luis Aparicio Red Sox Bert Campaneras A’s Bill Freehan Tigers Ray Fosse Cleveland Indians Atlanta Stadium Lee May Houston Glenn Beckett Chicago Joe Torre St. Louis Bud Harrelson Johnny Bench Cincinnati Henry Aaron Atlanta Robert Clemente Pittsburgh Wylie Mays

Rams may be sold in bizarre three way deal

A three way deal involving Carroll Rosenbloom owning the Baltimore Colts and seeking to acquire the Los Angeles Rams is in negotiation. Rams President Bill Barnes confirms talks ongoing for over a year though he declined comment on a Herald Examiner report. Robert Irsay would move the Rams to Rosenbloom in exchange for franchise stock as part of the complex transaction. In Montreal, Philadelphia outfielders Joe Luis and Bill Robinson were expected to join the Expos for tonight’s game after the Phils sent Byron Browne and Ron Stone to Eugene for the farm club players.

LOS Angeles Carroll Rosenbloom Baltimore Colts Los Angeles Rams Rams Bill Barnes Rosenbloom Los Angeles Herald- Examiner Robert Irsay Skokie Ill Montreal Joe Luis Bill Robinson Philadelphia Phillies Montreal Expos Phils Lisand Robinson Eugene Ore Byron Browne Ron Stone

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