Four Leaders Shine in Reeves County 4-H Horse Show Opener
In the first of eight round playday events at the Pecos rodeo arena four leaders emerge from Pecos Fort Stockton Monahans and Odessa led by Tia Lewis Sabrina Wilcoxson Gina Shipman and Candy Asbury. Winners claim high point trophies as contestants vie for year end saddle and belt honors with round two set for April 27.
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Pecos
Fort Stockton
Monahans
Odessa
Reeves County
Tia Lewis
Sabrina Wilcoxson
Gina Shipman
Candy Asbury
Lewis
Wilcoxson
Shipman
Asbury
Halter
Daryl Boatright
Michele Bowers
Joe Tom Greer
Blake Cowart
Audrey Hatley
Jim Nail
Julie O'Brien
Teresa Sherrill
Randy Reynolds
DeDe Lewis
Quint Stanford
Page Cowart
Gine Phillips
Verna Jean Dawson
Sabrina, Wilcoxson
Brenda Mitchell
Johnny Asbury
Cindy Sherrill
LuAnn Mitchell
Jan Holley
Lisa Stanford
Clay Stanford
Lu- Ann Mitchell
Reining
Clover Leaf Barrels
Shawn Mitchell
Susan Boatright
Adam Hatley
Cindy Cowan
June Gough
Jim Sharp
Pony League Sets Meeting At Central Fire Station
Pecos Pony League members will start their year at 8 p.m. Monday with a meeting at the central fire station. President Lynn Owens urged all officers coaches and interested persons to attend this important gathering.
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Pecos Pony League
Central Fire Station
Lynn Owens
Owens
Williams First Game Back Sparks A's 7 1 Victory
Oakland designated hitter Billy Williams returned from an ankle injury to go 2-for-4 with a two run homer as Oakland beat California 7 to 1. Williams said he planned no batting practice before the game and had to pace his timing. Kansas City’s Steve Busby no hit Houston for seven innings in a 2 0 Royals win as Busby fed on balance and on top of the ball for movement.
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Bob Greene
Billy Williams
Oakland A's
Williams
A’s
California Angels
Chicago Cubs
Oakland
A's
Steve Busby
Kansas City Royals
Busby
Houston
Royals
Trojans favored in Big D indoor track showdown
Southern California's veteran Trojans arrive as favorites at the Dallas Invitational Track and Field Meet, facing strong UTEP Texas and Baylor squads. USC fields top talent in the 440 and mile relays, shot put, and hurdles, led by James Gilkes. Competition includes Texas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, and others. The meet features a notable duel between Dana LeDuc and Hans Hoglund in the shot put, with events sprinting into a 2:30 p.m. start.
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Dallas
Texas A&m
Southern Methodist
South America
Tennessee
California
Texas
USC
Dana LeDuc
UTEP
Hans Hoglund
LeDuc
Hoglund
Kansas State
Keith Palmer
Jeff Schemmel
Cleburne Price
Carner leads LPGA Classic after opening round
In Phoenix Jo Anne Carner shot five under par 67 to lead by three strokes after round one of the LPGA Golf Classic valued at 70 000 dollars.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Jo- Anne Carner
Pecos Eagle-Lobo Relays Duel Looms At Sandhills
Pecos and Snyder lead a strong lineup as the 15th Sandhills Relays descend on Estes Field Monahans to face host Lobo cindermen. Key sprinters and hurdlers like Ronnie Jenkins Ray Cameron and Cliff Davis are in contention while the Lobos rely on a potent field events group to build a score. Preliminaries start at 1 p.m. with finals running 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Pecos Eagle
Estes Field
Monahans
Lobo
Lobo-Eagle
Snyder
Sweetwater
Ector
Pecos
Ronnie Jenkins
Ray Cameron
Eagles
Jenkins
Cliff Davis
Lobos
West Texas
Cavs rebound with back to back wins over Bulls in Chicago
Cavaliers snap five-year Chicago skid with an 86-83 victory in Chicago led by Cleamons and Davis down the stretch. Five Cavaliers reach double figures as Cleveland moves one game ahead of New York and Houston for two Eastern Conference playoff berths.
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Associated Press
Rodney Dangerfield
Cleveland Cavaliers
Bulls
Jim Cleamons
Cavaliers
Chicago
Cavs
Cleveland
New York
Houston
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Kansas
Cleamons
Davis
Jim Chones
Dick Snyder
Jim Brewer
Bob Love
Snyder
Norm van Lier
Warriors
KINGS
Rick Barry
Derrek Dickey
Chicago Pistons
SUNS
Bob Lanier
Phoenix
Lanier
Pecos Eagle Diamond Nine Set to Defend Loop Title
Pecos Eagle baseball gains from two state finals runs as they move to 8-7 with a 3-0 win over Midland High. Kenneth Williams twirled a shutout as Pecos begins district 2-AAA defense with a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday game at Andrews and a 4:30 p.m. visit to Snyder. Maurice Bolton earned the prior 9-2 win over Snyder, while Friday hosts Fort Stockton at 7:30 p.m. in Pecos.
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Pecos Eagle
Eagles
Midland High Bulldogs
Pecos
Eagle Bulldog
Midland
Kenneth Williams
Andrews
Snyder
Tigers
Plains
Tiger
Maurice Bolton
Fort Stockton
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Philadelphia
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
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Jackson
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John Newcombe
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Grand Prairie
Tex
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Fort Worth
Knoxville, Tenn
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Ecos Enterprise
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Golden State
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Oak and
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