Trevino skips Masters on doctor orders
Lee Trevino withdraws from the Masters April 7 10 in Augusta on medical advice after major back surgery last year and a slow start to the season. Trevino sent a telegram to Masters officials and remains at home in Santa Teresa New Mexico for whirlpool therapy.
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Associated Press
Augusta Natinal Golf Club
PVE
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Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
U.S
Pecos Sports Calender Highlights Week Schedule
The calendar lists multiple Pecos sports events across days. On Thursday JV baseball Pecos versus Fort Stockton at Panther Field 4 30 p m and varsity tennis Pecos against Eastwood at Eastwood courts 1 05 p m. Friday features Snyder tournament all day at Snyder High School Field, plus more. Saturday includes Pecos JV baseball against Andrews at Eagle Field in two 1 p m games, and varsity tennis Pecos vs Bel Air at High School courts 10 a m with Ysleta at 2 p m, plus track events Sandhills Relays at Monahans and Junior Relays west of Pecos. Tuesday schedule shows Pecos Fort Stockton tennis 3 p m and Pecos vs Lubbock Monterey at Eagle Field 4 p m.
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Panther
el Paso Eastwood
Eastwood
Snyder Ae
Snyder High School
Andrews
Eagle Field
Snyder
el Paso Bel Air
el Paso Ysleta
Sandhills
Monahans
Estes Field
Eagle Stadium
Lubbock Monterey
West Texas lakes yield hybrid striper records and strong fishing
West Texas anglers report robust fishing at Nasworthy Spence and nearby lakes despite windy conditions. George Kennedy of San Angelo certified a 9 pound 15 ounce striper hybrid state record, with Kenneth Rutledge weighing a 12 plus pound fish soon after. Spence hosts frequent stripers, black bass, and crappie catches, while Amistad and Twin Buttes show good action on calmer days. Weather remains a factor as winds persist into spring.
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San Angelo
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
George Kennedy
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Nasworthy
Parks and Wildlife Department
Lake Spence
Spence
Red River
Texoma
Lake O.C
Twin Buttes
Amistad
del Rio
Border Lake
Local bowlers head for state tournament
Two Gibson Products and Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber teams join 104 Texas Women’s Bowling Association groups in Amarillo for the 40th annual state tourney. Representing Gibson are Pecos and Midland bowlers Neva Dean Diane Eudy Mary Thomason Sharon Brown and Cathy Eudy. Foxworth-Galbraith entrants include Vera Hubbs Leona Perkins Donita Hunter Cooley Bishop and Jana Bradley. About 75,000 dollars prize fund. Tournament runs each weekend for 10 weeks except April 9-10 and April 23-24.
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Amarillo
Gibson Products
Neva Dean
Diane Eudy
Mary Thomason
Sharon Brown
Pecos
Cathy Eudy
Midland
Foxworth- Galbraith Lumber Company
Vera Hubbs
Leona Perkins
Donita Hunter
Cooley Bishop
Jana Bradley
Carlsbad Club Prepares 13th Annual Quarter Horse Show
The Carlsbad Quarter Horse Club hosts its 13th Annual American Quarter Horse Show on April 2 and 3 at the Eddy County Sheriff's Posse Arena two miles east of Carlsbad on U S 62 180. Entry details and fees are available from Joy Cooksey Box 881 Carlsbad NM 88220 by calling 505 885 8861 or 885 5890.
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Carlsbad
N.M
U.S
Joy Cooksey
Cactus Bassmasters Contest Highlights El Paso Event
The Cactus Bassmasters Club of El Paso held a black bass contest at Red Bluff Lake last weekend. Twenty five participants caught 45 pounds of black bass and 60 pounds of white bass. Bill Held won with a 3.5 pound bass per Laverne Rust, the recreational manager.
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Red Bluff Lake
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Texas Rangers edge Braves in nine eight exhibition thriller
Texas Rangers defeat Atlanta 9-8 as John Ellis homers twice and Tom Grieve adds one. Willie Montanez and Jeff Burroughs lead Atlanta with two homers apiece, while Burroughs drives in five. Ellis ties game in eighth and Grieve seals win.
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Houston
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Tiant starts belated spring with Sox in 3-2 loss
Tiant signed his new contract and pitched two innings in Boston's 3-2 defeat to Baltimore. He allowed one run on two hits with two strikeouts and one walk in his sixth camp day as the deal reportedly extends to 1978 with a 1979 option.
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Charlie Hough
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Gene
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Cesar Cedeno
ST. Louis Cardinals
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Brian Downing
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Graig Nettles
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Tim McCarver
Philadelphia
Oklahoma City
Jim Kaat
Phillies
MLB owners meet amid sale talk of Finley and Orioles
Tampa based AP report says Oakland owner Finley, not attending, may sell to peers with stipulation to keep A’s in Oakland for 10 years. Rumors also link Orioles sale. possible move to Washington and league switch discussed. Three division play eyed for 1978. speculation dominates spring meeting agenda.
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Chicago
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Baltimore Sun
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Commissioner's Office
Hank Peters
Ed Cole
General Motors
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Washington
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