Flag Football Results From Barstow and Dorr and Dycus
Barstow Bears beat Pecos Savings 7 to 6 on a last quarter 60 yard pass to end Larry Lasso assisted by Maggie Florez extra point. Gibson's led by Hermon Wilson scored on a Barstow interception return and Lupe Garcia and David Abila added Barstow scores as well.
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Maggie Florez
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Herman Wilson
Henry Lerma
Lupe Garcia
David Abila
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Rediger
Morales
Ricky Flores
Yankees win 5 4 in playoff to reach ALCS
New York Yankees beat Boston Red Sox 5-4 in a sudden death playoff. Bucky Dent hit a three run homer in the seventh to erase a 2-0 deficit, while Reggie Jackson added an eighth inning solo shot. Yankees advance to face Kansas City Royals in a best of five series en route to the World Series.
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Yankees
Bucky Dent
Red Sox
Reggie Jackson
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Kansas City Royals
San Francisco
John McEnroe
Dick Stockton
McEnroe
Stockton
Yankees and Royals clash in AL pennant opener
Kansas City and New York renew their postseason rivalry in the opening AL championship series game. Dennis Leonard will start for the Royals against Jim Beattie of the Yankees, who began the season in the minors. The series follows New York's 5 4 East playoff win over Boston.
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Pecos High and Junior High Tennis and Volleyball Schedule
Tuesday events include Pecos High and Junior High tennis at Odessa at 4 p.m. Queens Volleyball vs. Marfa at 5 p.m. with A B and ninth grade teams. Flag football features 6 to 8 year olds on field 1 at 6 p.m. plus Buckshots Gibson's and others through 9 p.m.
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Pecos Savings
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Big Spring
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Crockett
Hill
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Rediger
Redskins defeat Cowboys 9-5 on defensive stand
Washington, led by Diron Talbert, stifled Dallas as Tony Dorsett failed to spark the top NFC rushing attack. Mark Moseley kicked 52 42 and 27 yard field goals to power a fifth straight win and put the Redskins two games up in the NFC East while Dallas remains 3-2. The game featured a late controversy over a pass that was ruled out of bounds and a safety after Joe Theismann ran into the end zone.
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Washington
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National Football League
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Texas
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Joe Theismann
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Carter and family attend Redskins victory over Cowboys
President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn watched the Washington Redskins defeat the Dallas Cowboys 9 to 5 on national TV. Delirious Washington fans crowded near the motorcade as Carter praised the "Great game" he witnessed Monday night.
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Rosalynn
Washington Redskins
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Redskins
Flag football reschedules three Pecos contests
recreation director Jim Edwards of Pecos announces three flag football games moved to Wednesday October 4. Popular Thriftway faces Gibson at 7 p.m. Pizza Hut plays Barstow at 8 p.m. Pecos Nursing Home meets Pecos Savings at 9 p.m. all originally set for last Thursday.
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Pecos Savings
Baseball Playoffs Schedule And Hits From Hazy Memory
A fragmented notice outlines American and National League playoff games with dates and venues, listing New York, Kansas City, and Los Angeles Philadelphia matchups, plus possible games marked if necessary. The piece includes a clipped Sports AP item recalling Doug Sanders missing a 3 foot putt in the 1970 British Open and a Jets rookie Chris Ward's lengthy college stint at Ohio State.
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Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
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Boston
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Fred MacMurray fires fourth career hole in one at Bel Air
Hollywood actor Fred MacMurray, 65, carded his fourth career ace at Bel Air Country Club in Los Angeles. He achieved a 145-yard hole-in-one on the 5th hole with a five-iron, the third time in nine years he made a hole-in-one there.
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Fred MacMurray
Bel Air Country Club
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