Biggest Little Shootout: Pecos Eagles vs Fort Stockton Panthers
Fort Stockton seeks its first upset of Pecos in a high stakes clash described as the Biggest Little Shootout. The Eagles hold a historical edge, have strong defense, and face a Panthers squad aiming to derail rumors of a title path with AP and Harris rating divergence noted.
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Dalls Cowboys
Miami Dolphins
Houston Oilers
Cleveland Browns
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Balmorhea Bears
Baylor Bears
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Midland Lee Rebels
Permian Panthers
Texas A&m Aggies
SMU Mustangs
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Oklahoma
Readers Pick the Winners Forecasters Names and Picks
Pecos Enterprise forecasters Rey Tarango Enrique Almanza Don Justis and George McNabb predict winners across multiple games and events including Pecos Permian Dallas Baylor Houston and Navy Notre Dame. Gullikson-Fritz and Austin-Haillett win Paris Open quarterfinal bids in the Grand Prix tennis event.
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Enrique Almanza
Don Justis
George McNabb
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Houston
Wink
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Marfa
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Balmorhea
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Paris
Tom Gullikson
Bernard Fritz
France
Jeff Austin
Jean Louis Haillett
Wightman Cup opens with U S stars amid study plans
Tracy Austin and Pam Shriver balance exams with matches as the United States hosts Britain at London Royal Albert Hall. Chris Evert leads the U S lineup against Sue Barker, with Billie Jean King concentrating on doubles. Austin to face Virginia Wade Friday to wrap up singles.
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Pam Shriver
Britain
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Austin
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Lutherville
Chris Evert
United States
Sue Barker
Michele Tyler
U.S
Billie Jean King
King
Virginia Wade
Sue Mappin
Anne Hobbs
Forty three free agents reshape 1970s rosters
New York AP notes the 43 players declaring free agency as of Wednesday midnight, signaling shifts across major clubs. The Oakland Athletics and Chicago White Sox suffered notable losses in 1976 and 1977, affecting titles and management, with calls for reentry drafts and strategic reshuffles for teams like the Reds, Giants, and Dodgers as they weigh player departures and new roles.
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George Foster
Ray Knight
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Lee Lacy
Billy North
All-stars vs champions in boys flag football Saturday
Community Recreation Department concludes flag football season with All-Star games in three age divisions at Eagle Stadium this Saturday. A 6:30 p.m. awards ceremony precedes the 6-8 game, then 9-10 at 8 p.m. and 11-12 at 9 p.m. Teams include First National Bank, Security State Bank, Pecos Furniture Company, plus rosters led by coaches such as Bill Burnet and Oscar Varela. Pecos Eagles games praised by Jim Edwards.
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James Nelson
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Santos Porras, Jr
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Ruben Romero
Robert Scroggins
Demencio Vejil
Leo Villarreal
Danny Nunez
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Brandon Bryson
Robby Leffel
Jason Armbruster
Jay Dorr
Michael Medanich
Issac Nichols
Felix Hernandez
Jo Jo Wilson
Tim Edwards
Lane Thorp
Tony Urquida
Lance Windam
Eddy Gutierrez
Brain Foster
Edward Orona
Tommy Williams
Israel Natividad
Frankie Salcido
Joel Rayos
Frankie Hernandez
Pecos Furniture Comany
Oscar Varela
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Michael Benavides
Dan Allgood
Steve Menjarez
Gabrel Pena
Sebastian Cedillo
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Jim Edwards
Guidry Wins Cy Young in Unanimous Yankees Victory
Ron Guidry, with a 25-3 record and .893 winning percentage, wins the Cy Young as the fourth Yankee to take the honor, receiving all 28 first place votes. He opened with a 13 game win streak and posted a 1.74 ERA with 248 strikeouts, second in the AL.
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