Eagles sweep Odessa in opening district doubleheader
Pecos Eagles beat Odessa High 6-5 and 4-1 to open the 1976 season in district 2-AAA. Michaelis win in game one with seven strong innings, Mosby and Johnson key in offense. two early Pecos runs set the pace, while Odessa rallied for four in the sixth. Second game features early Pecos lead and error-driven scoring as Mosby and team hold the Bronchos to one run.
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Eagles
Pecos
Odessa High
Gordon Mechaelis
Odessa
Odessans
Michaelis
Charles Michaelis
Bobby Arreguy
Tommy Burleson
Pressley
Alvarado
Don Connally
Pecos Eagles extend win streak over Odessa in AAAA action
Pecos earns a 3 1 win as Mosby shuts out Odessa noted by 11 strikeouts and 19 walks. Abila starts the scoring with a double and Mosby adds an insurance run, while Sullinger takes the loss. Odessa’s lone run comes on a fourth inning error and walks. The Eagles visit Midland High then Abilene for a three game slate, before hosting Midland Lee and Big Spring later in the week.
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Pecos
Robert Abila
Charles Michaelis
Mosby
Odessans
Abila
Johnny Sullinger
Eagles
Odessa
Alvarado
Connally
Terry Sheehan
Sullinger
Midland High
Midland
Abilene
Eagle
Steve Peters
Ismael Mendoza
Steve Hefner
Gordon Michaelis
Abilene Eagles
Midland Lee
Big Spring
Learn to cast a fly line with practice and patience
Virgil Ward outlines a step by step approach to fly casting in your backyard. He explains grip, wrist alignment, and the overhead cast, then details arm movement, line management, and stance to improve accuracy and reduce strain. Practice will join you with other anglers who enjoy the thrill of fly action.
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Virgil Ward
Rutgers completes unbeaten regular season in 70 years
Rutgers Scarlet Knights finish 24 0 regular season with an 85 80 comeback win over St Bonaventure to secure their first unbeaten slate since 1906. Indiana also 26 0 after beating Northwestern as top teams post tight wins and SEC ACC players lead late rallies.
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Jeff Kleinbaum
Ed Jordan
Rutgers
Kleinbaum
Scarlet Knights
St. Bonaventure
Jordan
Bonnies
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Western Michigan
Michigan
Minnesota
Tennessee
Mississippi State
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Niagara
Centenary
Virginia Commonwealth
Scott May
Eddie Owens
Rebels
Nevada- Las Vegas
Thompson Helps Nuggets Hand Squires A Loss In VA
Virginia Squires fall 115-109 to Denver as David Thompson fuels the visitors with 20 points. Mike Green leads Virginia with 26 while Dan Issel tops Denver with 23 in the lone pro game of the night.
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Hampton
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
David Thompson
Denver
Squires
Nuggets
Thompson
Green
Shelby
N.C
Virginia
Squire
Williams
Dan Issel
Ralph Simpson
Ticky Burden
Pecos JV Edges Monahans In Openers Pitching Sparks Rally
Pecos junior varsity pulled off a 5 4 comeback win over Monahans JV in Lobol and Monday. Tracy Lisman held Pecos to a slow start before Genaro Rodriguez delivered a go ahead single in the seventh. Danny Pena and Alex Garcia contributed RBI hits as Pecos rallied in the sixth and final frames with Pena’s defense also praised. The Eagle IV team travels to Fort Stockton and Andrews this week before a Pecos home opener March 11 against Fort Stockton.
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Pecos
Monahans JV Diamond Crew
Lobol
Monahans
Eagle UV
Pecosites
Lisman
Genaro Rodriguez
Lobo
Rodriguez
Martinez
Pena
Eagle IV
Fort Stockton
Andrews
Twinbill
Kermit
Bufkin Heads Church Softball League In Pecos
Bufkin was reelected president of the Pecos Church Softball League at the first year meeting held Monday night at First Baptist Church. Mike Jones became vice president and Bill Burnett was named secretary treasurer. Ten churches attended as outgoing secretary Jon Schneider noted. A second meeting was set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the same church to set rules and invite church representatives.
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Larry Bufkin
Pecos Church
First Baptist Church
Mike Jones
Bill Burnett
Jon Schneider
Nicklaus wins TPC with 65 in rain delay
Jack Nicklaus dominates the rain-delayed Tournament Players Golf Championship in Lauderdale Floridas Inverrary Country Club posting a seven under par 65 to win by three strokes over J C Snead. The victory earns $60 000 and moves him closer to Ben Hogan with 59 career wins.
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Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Augusta
Nicklaus
Inverrary Country Club
J.C. Snead
Jim Masserio
Roger Maltbie
Snead
Jack
Bowling Scores Friday Couples League Readout
The Friday couples bowling scores show Chambers T.V. leading with high team series 2328 and high team game 836. Individual leaders include Kenneth Keenan high mens series 649 and 240 game, Butch Pomeroy 644, Libby Standefer 236 game and Willie Pool 610 series 499.
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Wool Chambers T.V
Helmer Service Center
Purcell Elec
Bobbyes & Adams
Charlenes Poodle Parlor
Watson Drilling
Country Club Mobile H
Bonnie Lumber Company
Perryman Motors
Williams Gulf & Cafe
Coors of Pecos
Chambers T.V
Kenneth Keenan
Butch Pomeroy
Les Pool
Willie Pool
Libby Standefer
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