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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1975

Page

4

Eagles Crush Snyder 9-2 On Home Turf

Pecos Eagle hardballers improve to 7-7 after defeating Snyder 9-2 in the third home game of the year. Maurice Bolton netted solid mound work and timely hits helped build a 9-0 lead by the sixth inning before Snyder scored twice. Teammates Spencer Gracy Mariscal Josie Gomez Pam Weinacht manager and others are pictured with bottom-row figures Leonor Orona Roxanne Delgado Rhonda Burke.

Pecos Eagle Snyder Maurice Bolton The Eagles Bolton Midland High Pecos Tigers

Backpacker wonders Big Bend rugged scenic paths explored

Big Bend National Park in Texas offers hikers 250 miles of trails across desert canyons and a 107 mile Mexico border. The park spans 708,221 acres with diverse environments and wildlife. Temperatures vary from desert heat above 100 in May to comfortable mid 70s in winter. water scarcity and safety notes for river water are highlighted.

Crockett Junior High School Dalene Whitehurst Kelly Peer Kelly Clark Lori Contreras Teri Valero Debra Aguilar Vanessa Big Bend Michael Harmon Associated Press Big Bend National Park Tex Big Bend U.S Texas Low Desert High Desert Mexico Rio Grande

Ali Wepner fight a machismo show in Cleveland

Muhammad Ali fought Chuck Wepner in Cleveland in a bout critics called a machismo show. Ali appeared to drift, leaning on the ropes and absorbing body blows until the ninth round when he renewed effort and overwhelmed Wepner by the 15th, turning the contest into a money making spectacle rather than pure sport.

Wice Temple Cleveland Muhammed Ali Chuck Wepner Wepner Ali Muhammad

Irwin Poised To Win Heritage Classic In Hilton Head

Hilton Head Island S C AP Irwin the reigning U S Open champion is favored to win the 200 000 Heritage Classic despite a star studded 102 player field led by Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Lee Trevino Johnny Miller and Gary Player The $200 000 event features major champions and rising stars at Harbour Town Golf Links in a 72 hole test with a lineup described as among the strongest outside the four majors Irwin has won this event in 1971 and 1973 and Miller in 1972 and 1974 with Trevino Palmer and Nicklaus among the top pretenders to the title.

Hilton Head Island S.C Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Lee Trevino Johnny Miller Gary Player Hale Irwin Nicklaus Miller Trevino Player Palmer Irwin South Carolina

Thompson Named Player of Year for Second Time

New York AP reports David Thompson of North Carolina State named The Associated Press college basketball Player of the Year for the second straight season with 188 votes. Adrian Dantley of Notre Dame was second with 51 votes and UCLA’s Bill Walton led 1970s acclaim. Thompson also seeks a third straight ACC scoring title after a season start averaging 39 points in four fall games, elevating him as a fan favorite and feared opponent with the Alley Oop shot.

NEW York David Thompson North Carolina State Associated Press Notre Dame Adrian Dantley Thompson UCLA Bill Walton David Meyers Kevin Grevey Kentucky Greensboro N.C

Special ed team from Barstow travels to Texas Special Olympics

Barstow Elementary special education students competed in the Texas Special Olympics in Midland. Sylvia Paredes won the softball throw and Carlos Abila won the 50 yard dash. Jody Freeman and Rosa Valles also placed, with others participating. Winners advance to the state track meet in Austin May 28-30. training starts around May 1.

Barstow Elementary Midland Sylvia Paredes Carlos Abila Roger Brantley Jody Freeman Rosa Valles Alfonso Vasquez Elisio Tarango Austin Brantley Linda Smith Betty Daniels

Camping tips urge stocking caps and protection gear

Campers are advised to bring a stocking cap to stay warm and use ground protection under sleeping bags to prevent dampness. The note praises aluminum foil for camping use and suggests practical items like tarps, rubber sheets, old newspapers, or tinfoil to improve gear longevity.

Camping Fire Tips From Vern Sanford Perceee

A column offers practical camping advice including using foil for cooking and wind protection, shaping pans from foil, and building a windscreen. It covers packing a plastic bag for cameras, keeping settings constant, and a quick fire method using a waxed shotgun shell as a hand warmer.

Randolph Shoots Low In Ladies Golf Playday

Ladies met Tuesday for golf with Martha Randolph posting the low score. Jimmie White won the chip contest on number 2. Julie Crouch earned the day’s best net with 72. Final plans set for the May 20 ladies partnership tournament. inquiries to Jimmie White or the golf shop.

Martha Randolph Jimmie White Julie Crouch

District golf title race tightens with finals looming

Fort Stockton Panthers and Andrews Mustangs lead Pecos by six strokes as district 2-AAA golf heads to April 5 final round in Andrews. Panthers and Ponies share 959 after three rounds. Pecos 965. Rankin 232, MacAllister leads with 225-231 margin. Chandler 231. Others: Campbell 233, James 238, Fuhrman 238.

Eagles Mustangs Andrews Kermit Pecos Ector Odessa Fort Stockton Seminole Monahans Fort Stockton Panthers Andrews Mustangs Panthers Ponies Mac Allister Chandler Rankin Craig Campbell Marty James David Fuhrman Fuhrman MacAllister Winkler County Elias Abila Eugene Morales Jerrial Wafer Scott Ramsey Jimmy Jones Dulce Abila Ismael Duarte

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