Monahans Loboes Top Pecos Eagles In Park Clash
Monahans Loboes defeated Pecos Eagles 3-1 at Jaycee Park to improve their season. Loyd Lawson and Steve Swarb opened with doubles, Swarb added a two run homer in the fifth, Pecos scored their lone run in the sixth. Pecos dropped to a 7-5 record after the loss.
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Extra base hits top Pecos 3-1 in high school baseball
Don Lawson earned the win as Monahans beat Pecos 3-1. Key moments included Donald Ray Walker and Rene Galindo delivering extra base hits, with Galindo doubling in Walker and stealing third. Pecos stranded runners, while Sward led Lobos with two hits. White relieved to close out Pecos, Mendoza allowed one hit in two innings.
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Pecos Eagles Golf Team Finishes Second at Kermit Meet
Pecos Eagles A team shot 310 to finish second in the District 2-3A golf meet in Kermit and rise to fourth in the league standings. Rusty Neilson led Pecos with 74, Shane Schmidt 73, followed by Thomason 79, Clinton 82, and Avery. Pecos B finished seventh at 326. Monahans won with 304. The year medalists include Shane Schmidt and Rusty Neilson among top four. third district tourney set for Mona hans.
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Craig Carrico
Mike Powell
Moss Kent
Bobby Knox
Jimmy Eisenwine
John Bader
Glenn Smith
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Dewey Webb
Craig Autery
Dub Huckabee
Stockton
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Astros eye 1972 as the season to shine in spring
The Houston Astros, led by General Manager Spec Richardson, reshaped the roster with trades bringing Lee May, Tommy Helms, Dave Roberts, Jim York, Lance Clemons, Roger Metzger, and Doug Rader to boost hitting and pitching. Manager Harry Walker presses optimism for a World Series run in Houston amid a strengthened rotation featuring Don Wilson and Larry Dierker.
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Larry Dierker
Ken Forsch
John Edwards
Larry Howard
Jack Hiatt
A's Finley Near Pact With Vida Blue for 1972
Oakland owner Charles Finley says he and star pitcher Vida Blue are within 20 000 of agreement for 1972. Blue visited at 1 a m and offered to pitch for 50 000 with an undefined condition Finley rejected. Blue later asked 70 000. Blue earned 14 750 last season and won the Cy Young and MVP awards.
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Pecos Dominates Freshman Track Meet with Relay Wins
Pecos wins the Saturday freshman meet led by Roy Minjarez with 26 points and Windell Terry with 23. Relays shine as Pecos takes 1st in 440 yard and 1320 yard relays and multiple top finishes across sprints and field events. Windell Terry sweeps 100 yard dash, Jose? and others edged in long jump and discus.
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Kenneth Williams
Cliff Davis
Jaime Flores
Windhell Terry
Scott Davis
David Melendez
Ray Cameron
Windell Terry
Dash
Freddy Vasquez
Juan Sandoval
Roy Minjarez
Johnny Pendleton
Cody Macha
David Abila
Robert van Wickle
Roy Minarez
Daryl Boatright
David Terry
Sonny Privett
Edmundo Lopez
Ruben Pando
Jokers Meet Pecos All-Stars At Pecos High Tonight
The Harlem Jokers of the Harlem Globetrotters meet the Pecos All-Stars in Pecos High School gym tonight at 8. An family entertainment event with tickets at the door. The Pecos All-Stars belong to the Pecos Independent Basketball League.
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Cage tourney set to start Thursday in Pecos
The Pecos Independent reports the Pecos Basketball League annual tournament begins Thursday with three games. Semifinals Friday include Pecos Savings & Loan versus Green Lantern winner and First National Bank versus Pecos Insurance Co. The championship is 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Old West Pecos Jr. High Gym. Admission 25 cents.
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Popular Grocery
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Eagles and Loboes Play A Short One In Pecos
The Monday game between the Eagles and Loboes was brief, about an hour and 15 minutes, with many fans arriving late or after the game. Pecos next travels to Carlsbad New Mexico, following a 7-0 loss to Carlsbad at Jaycee Park three weeks ago.
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