Permian edges Pecos 3-1 in high school baseball clash
Odessa Permian used timely hits and fielding breaks to defeat Pecos 3-1 at Permian High School. Pecos pitcher Donald Ray Walker settled in by the fifth, but the Panthers seized early momentum with two first-inning triples and a third-inning rally. Pecos drops to 5-3 while Permian improves to 7-2 and prepares for Thursday action.
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Pecos Edges Odessa Permian In Tight Baseball Battle
Pecos and Class AAAA Odessa Permian played a close game Monday with Pecos totaling six hits to Permian five. Foote outpitched Walker seven to six innings as Permian used two back to back triples and Pecos had one runner safe at the plate and another thrown out at third.
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Heart of the
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New York Yankees
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California Angels
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Mets train camp sparks brawl and Seaver shoulder worry
The New York Mets endured a training camp incident when Tim Foli and coach Joe Pignatano fought over tickets to a minor league hockey playoff game. Manager Gil Hodges deferred disciplinary action. Star pitcher Tom Seaver reported shoulder stiffness again, casting a cloud over camp.
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Associated Press
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Tennessee State Favored In Eight-Team NCAA College Division Fight
Top-ranked Tennessee State 24-1 with a 16 game win streak leads the Evansville Evansville Evansville Evansville eight team NCAA College Division field opening Wednesday. The Tigers face Southampton in the first game at Roberts Stadium as Missouri St Louis Roanoke Assumption Eastern Michigan Akron Southern Colorado also appear for the Evansville tournament.
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Greg Daust
Maroons
Jay Piccola
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Dodgers Poised for Strong Title Show In 1972
Los Angeles Dodgers eye a deep NL run as they bolster the roster with Frank Robinson for power and Tommy John for pitching. Manager Walt Alston starts his 19th season behind a starting group led by Downing Osteen and a refreshed bullpen featuring Richert Wilhelm Brewer and Mikkelsen. Key questions include infield placements for Parker Grabarkewitz Russell and Lefebvre while Willie Davis and Crawford anchor the outfield with Mota and Paciorek in reserve.
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Bill Singer
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Bill Russell
Bill Grabarkewitz
Bob Valentine
Steve Garvey
Willie Crawford
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Claude Osteen
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Chris Cannizzaro
Chicago Cubs
Joe Ferguson
Robinson
Orioles
Dodger Stadium
Willie Davis
Rucker
Manny Mota
Larry Hisle
Mota
Tom Paciorek
Spokane
Pecos Freshmen Capture Fort Stockton Track Meet Title
Pecos High School freshmen win the Fort Stockton Track Meet 9th Grade Division with 149 points led by Roy Minjarez 11 ft 2 in pole vault and Windell Terry 19 ft long jump. Mona Hans places second with 98 points.
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Robert van Wickle
Roy Minjarez
Daryl Boatright
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Ruben Pando
Kenneth Williams
Pecos
NAIA tournament opens with top seeds winning in KC
In Kansas City the NAIA first round saw top seeds prevail as Eau Claire 96 Bishop 65 and Gardner-Webb 109 94 edged Eastern Montana. Stephen F. Austin 27 2 and Hillsdale 25 7 clash today. Glenville 68 Missouri Southern 66 and Xavier 102 80 Maryland Eastern Shore led the list of today matches.
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SEC Teams Hold Strong Against Other Major Conferences
Strong Southeast Conference colleges have a winning record against teams from all other major conferences and independents. The SEC totals 952-423-57 (.685). Pacific Coast Conference and later Pacific-8 schools have been toughest, at 9-10-0 against the SEC.
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Bill Bridges Sets NBA Fouls Record with 366 Personal Fouls
Bill Bridges of the Philadelphia 76ers established the NBA single season fouls record with 366 personals during the 1967 68 season.
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UCLA Clinches Perfect 1972 Final AP Poll Top Ranking
UCLA finishes 26-0 to secure all 30 first place votes and the No. 1 ranking in the AP final poll of 1972. North Carolina sits No. 2, Penn No. 3, Louisville No. 4, Long Beach State No. 5, with several other teams rounding out the Top Twenty.
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