Palmer wins Cy Young in 1975 for Orioles
Jim Palmer, Baltimore Orioles pitcher, won the American League Cy Young Award after a 23-11 season with a 2.09 ERA and 10 shutouts. He edged Catfish Hunter, Rollie Fingers, and others in a 24 voter panel, becoming the second Cy Young in three years for Palmer.
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Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Denny McLain
Detroit
Sandy Koufax
Trans-Pecos scaled quail season opens Nov 15 1976
West Texas hunters anticipate the Trans-Pecos scaled quail season starting November 15 1976 with nine counties stocked by Parks and Wildlife biologists predicting solid numbers after a drought-reduced 1974. Blues use ground speed more than flight and respond to a mimicry call leading to easier flushing with proper slow approach and calling. Bag limit is 12 with a possession limit of 36 through February 1, 1976.
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Palmer wins AL Cy Young to cap arm comebacks
By Associated Press Jim Palmer, Boston spirit of Orioles pitching, wins the American League Cy Young after two storied arm comebacks. In other notes Rudy Meoli is traded from Angels to Padres to complete a prior deal sending Bobby Valentine to San Diego for pitcher Gary Ross. Ben Crenshaw leads first round of Texas State Open as Marcia Pascasio and Robin Dummet trail. John Newcombe and Jimmy Connors win in Tokyo and Stockholm rounds, while Rick Smith inks a contract with St. Louis Blues for next season.
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Padres
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Golf Marcia
Spain
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France
Australia
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Peter Townsend
Britain
Horshoe Bay
Tex
Ben Crenshaw
Tokyo
John Newcombe
Cliff Letcher
Stockholm
Jimmy Connors
Poland
Wojciech Fibak
Ector Pecos Tickets On Sale At Odessa High School
Tickets for the Ector Pecos game at W T Barrett Stadium in Odessa go on sale at the Odessa High School business office 1320 S Park St. Reserved seats cost 2.50, student 0.75. Students pay 1.50 at the gate. No general admission now. gates will have them.
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Eagles Stay Seventh in State Rankings After 23-14 Win
Eagles remain the lone 2-AAA district representative in the top 10 after beating Seminole 23-14 to extend their win streak to eight. Bridge City moves up to sixth with an 8-1 season, while Seminole and Lake View drop from the unbeaten list as Pecos Cuero Bonham Humble Liberty Navasota and Boswell hold perfect records in the wider standings. Other area teams Ector Kermit Andrews Fort Stockton listed with scores.
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Seminole Indians
West Texas
Seminole
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Harris
Indians
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Lake View
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Bonham
Humble
Liberty
Navasota
Boswell
Rowdies, Pecos, Ector clash in Rotary Field JV semifinal
Pecos and Ector junior varsity squads meet at Rotary Field at 7 p.m. in a near split district race. Rowdies carry a 7-1 mark and seek to finish 9-1 on home turf, while Pecos hands are strong with wins over Fort Stockton Seminole and Kermit. Ector seeks momentum after a Monahans loss as both teams chase a close, competitive playoff tilt.
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Panthers
Rowdies
Eyes on Nebraska Oklahoma Game Shapes Big Eight Title Showdown
In Big Eight outlook, Nebraska and Oklahoma loom toward a Nov 22 clash in Norman that could decide the conference champion and national title shot. Coaches Switzer and Osborn warn not to overlook Kansas, Kansas State, or Indiana as they plot for upcoming games and maintain sharp play. Ohio State at Illinois and Texas A&M predictions follow, with Texas and Oklahoma favored in key matchups.
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Nebraska
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
Tom Osborne
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Kansas State
Missouri
Switzer
Nolan Cromwell
Mike Butler
Dewey
LeRoy Selmon
Osborne
Indiana
Ohio State
Basketball Scores From Wednesday Games
Houston defeats New York 119 106 Washington tops Cleveland 113 96 Phoenix defeats Chicago 80 Kansas City beats Los Angeles 116 98 Portland beats Atlanta 97 Buffalo visits Boston Chicago visits Philadelphia Los Angeles heads to New Orleans
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