Eagles fall to Permian 5 1 as fifth straight loss mounts
Pecos Eagles drop their fifth straight baseball game at Eagle Field losing 5-1 to the Permian Panthers. Harold Baeza drove in Pecos run with a third inning triple after an error, while errors and base running miscues hampered scoring. Pitman and Davis supplied Permian’s early scoring and Locke added an seventh inning tally. The Eagles travel Friday to Odessa to face the Bronchos as district action continues.
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Paul Briones
Pecos Eagles
Eagle Field
Permian Panthers
Harold Baeza
Bobby Mosby
Eagle
Pecos
Curly Cox
Alex
Pitman
Panthers
Davis
Fields
Bobby Riggins
Permian
Baeza
Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine highlights and price change
The February Texas Parks and Wildlife issue covers park additions since 1967, wildlife notes on egrets and kingfishers, controlled burning for habitats, a West Texas deer hunt, and a new Around the State feature. Subscriptions rise to 5.25 annually with a two year option, effective March 1 1977.
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Texas Parks & Wildlife
Texas
Texas Gulf Coast
West Texas
East Texas Conservation Club
Ozona
Texas Outdoors
Parks and Department
Texas Game and Fish Department
State Parks Department
Texas Game & Fish
American Association For Conservation Information
Texas Magazine
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Smith School Road
Austin
Pecos Teams Clash In Area Baseball And Track Schedule
The Pecos calendar lists JV baseball at Broncho Field 4:30 p.m. against Odessa High and a Pecos Kermit tennis meet at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday. Friday features Pecos Varsity baseball at Broncho Field 4 p.m. and a Midland Tennis Tournament plus West Texas Relays all day. Other events include Van Horn Relays, Kermit Junior Relays, Fort Stockton JV and various track meets across multiple venues.
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Pecos
Odessa High
Kermit
Kermit High School
Odessa High School
Midland
West Texas Relays
W.T. Barrett
van Horn
Eagle Stadium
Fort Stockton
Panther Stadium
Walton Field
Panther Field
Midland Lee
Eagle Field
Carlsbad Mid-High
Carlsbad High School
Monahans
Seminole
Odessa
Crane
el Paso Eastwood
Thurs
el Paso
Bel Air
Ysleta
Ft. Stockton
Andrews
Curtis Johnson Tags Back to First After Steal Attempt
The Eagles lost the fifth game of the young baseball season 5-1 on Tuesday. A staff photo by Paul Briones accompanies the game note.
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Bobby Mosby
Eagles
Permian
Paul Briones
Curtis Johnson
Lee Serrano
Eagle
Panther
Walters
College Scores From First Round Tournaments
Illinois State defeats Creighton 65 to 58 in the NIT opener as Clarion State beats Augsburg 88 84 in OT and Texas South tops Dent State 89 65. Texas West earns 70 59 win over Briar Cliff while Alcorn State stops Mount Marty 90 54 and Illinois West edges Saint Augustine 87 67. Emporia State 76 71 over Fairmont State.
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Texas South
Dent St
Ohio
Alcorn
Mount Marty
Illinois West
St. Augustine’s
Emporia
Fairmont
Texas Southern
Central State
East Texas State
Briar Cliff
Iowa
Clarion State
Augsburg
Minn
Albcorn State
S.C
Illinois Wesleyan
N.C
Henderson State
Tri-State
Ind
Emporia State
Freshmen take second at Fort Stockton meet behind Ector Eagles
The Freshman track team scored 94 points at the Fort Stockton junior meet to finish second behind Ector Eagles. Standouts include Larry Mosby with multiple top finishes in relays and sprints, Lupe Villanueva, Sonny Falcon, Billy Ayers, and others across events from hurdles to jumps. Coach Tommy Miller praised the surprising performance.
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Fort Stockton
Ector Eagles
Odessa
Ector
Crockett
Bowie
Kermit
Monahans
Pecos
Larry Mosby
Billy Ayers
Lupe Villanueva
Sonny Falcon
Steve Rayes
Jeff Ryan
Eddie
Spurlock
Steve Rayos
Martin Arreguy
Charles Vilmont
Robert Sharp
Ken Winkles
Tommy Miller
Emporia State upsets Fairmont in NAIA opener
Emporia State of Kansas upset fourth seed Fairmont State of West Virginia 76 to 71 in the NAIA tournament first round. The Hornets relied on inside attacks and foul trouble to knock out Fairmont and advance to second round action led by coach Ron Slaymaker.
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Kansas City
Emporia State of Kansas
Marymount
Fairmont State
W. Va
Emporia State
Ron Slaymaker
Clarion State
Grand Valley State
Mich
Southwestern State
Okla
Campbell
N.C
Wisconsin-Parkside
Texas Southern
New
Mont State
Falcon
West Virginia
Fairmont
Joe Relton
Vaquero Playday Set for Saturday at Fort Stockton
Fort Stockton hosts Vaquero Playday opening books at 1 p.m. Saturday with events starting at 1 30 p.m. in the indoor arena. Activities include barrels poles flags goat tying roping and more across age groups 8under 9 12 13 15 16 19 and 20 up.
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Fort Stockton
Vaquero
Levario Leads Odessa Boxers to Fort Worth Golden Gloves
Delegations from Odessa Seminole and San Angelo head to Fort Worth with 11 area fighters for the state Golden Gloves. Odessa entries include Charlie Hostetter Alvin Dominey and Ruben Munoz Jr Dan Levario and Luis Garcia plus coaches. Finals are set for Saturday night with Dominey slated as Odessa heavyweight and Hostetter moving to Brownwood.
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Odessa
Seminole
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Charlie Hostetter
Alvin Dominey
Ruben Munoz Jr
Levario
Pecos
Luis Garcia
Fort Stockton
Ike Isaacs
Joe Larrocha
James Martinez
Ricky Sutherland
Doyle Raines
Greg Bingham
Armando Villesca
Joe Valadez
Clay Hubbard
Anthony Davis
Greg McPherson
Concho City
Dominey
Hostetter
Brownwood
Horseshow Playday Moves to Saturday
Eight open horseshows and playdays start March 26 and continue on one Saturday per month at 1 p.m. Entry is 1.50 with saddles buckles trophies and rib bons awarded. Events span three age groups eight and under nine to thirteen and fourteen to nineteen. Halter divisions geldings mares ponies showmanship and a boat race. performance events include Western pleasure reining pole bending clover leaf barrels straightaway barrels and a flag race. Contact Dan Gary county agent or John Lewis juvenile officer for details.
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John Lewis
Dan Gary
Stormy Pruitt Tops National Standings in Team Roping
Stormy Pruitt leads Sul Ross State University rodeo team members listed in the national standings of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. The Alpine based team shows strong showing across the season with multiple competitors ranked nationally.
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Sul Ross State University
Sul Ross riders lead NIRA national standings in rodeo events
Weatherford freshman Lee Newman tops the NIRA bull riding rankings while Sul Ross State University riders Rick Norell and Kevin Norell show in team roping. Kirk Norell fourth Stormy Pruitt ninth and Bobby Shannon ninth in bull riding Hal Wood sixth in bareback Teresa Condron seventh teen in breakaway roping.
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Collegiate Rodeo Association
NIRA
Sul Ross
Weatherford
Lee Newman
Newman
Rodeo Club
Sul Ross Cowboys
Kirk Norell
Stormy Pruitt
Kevin Norell
Bobby Shannon
Hal Wood
Teresa’ Condron
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Danny Garcia
Riggins
Garcia
San Angelo Central
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Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
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Creighton
Naia
Clarion
Texas ST
Naia Emporia State
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