Queens volleyball opens district with win in Odessa
The Queens varsity swept Ector 15-11 and 15-5 to start district play in Odessa, with Sandra Clark Cynthia Slack Rose Mary Matta and Page Burkholder leading the offense. Pecos JV fell 15-12 and 16-14 in overtime as the Queens prep for Monahans.
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Harris rating list of Class AAA Texas teams
The Harris rating ledger lists top Class AAA teams with scores from Brownwood at 151.3 to Brownfield at 110.0. Notable entries include Beaumont Hebert 149.9, Gainesville 149.9, Pecos 148.9, Silsbee 148.8, and San Angelo Lake View 146.6 among others.
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Lamesa
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Bears and Vikings clash as top NFC Central contenders
AP Sports Writer Bruce Lowitt notes the NFL season tilting early with unlikely teams rising. Chicago aims to derail Minnesota’s 3-0-1 start, led by Walter Payton and a stingy defense, while Minnesota counts on Chuck Foreman and a healthy Fran Tarkenton to fend off the Bears in Minnesota.
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Royals chase playoff title against old Yankees foes
Royals prepared to open a best of five AL playoff in Kansas City against Billy Martin's Yankees as Whitey Herzog seeks a dynasty. The article notes past ties with New York and how turf play and home runs factor into the matchup, with comments from players on both sides.
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Aaron returns to Braves in front office role 1977 season
Hank Aaron, 42, named director of player development for the Atlanta Braves, shifting from his No 44 playing persona to a corporate role. He signed a one year contract with renewal options and will work under director of player personnel Bill Lucas, while denying any return to on field play.
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Hale Irwin Favored To Win Piccadilly Again
Hale Irwin, a two time Piccadilly World Match Play champion, is in Fridays semifinals as a 3 1 betting favorite. He returned from a brief layoff to defeat Severiano Ballesteros 2 up over 36 holes, while Ray Floyd advanced 2 up over Brian Barnes. Gary Player meanwhile beat Arnold Palmer as Irwin nears a third straight title bid.
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Eagle football hosts Artesia tonight in MDT
SA CALENDAR lists Eagle football against Artesia at 7 30 p m MDT tonight with multiple Saturday events across Reeves County Crockett and Zavala football games against Monahans Hobbs and Pine Bluff JV and freshman games plus Queen volleyball in La Mesa tournament and related rodeo arena activities
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Alpine
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Lamesa
Vern Rapp Named New Cardinals Manager
ST. LOUIS AP Vern Rapp is named field boss of the St. Louis Cardinals succeeding Red Schoendienst. The 48 year old veteran with 15 minor league seasons says it is a dream come true and a tremendous challenge. Rapp, a Cleveland High product, signed with St. Louis in 1946 and has managed in five major league chains.
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Giants name minor leaguer Altobelli as new manager
San Francisco named 44 year old Detroit native Joe Altobelli to manage the Giants after a 74 88 season. He has 11 years in the minors with four first place finishes at Rochester and says his aim is a pennant in 1977. He plans a dress hair and curfew code, likely clashing with some players. Bill Rigney resigned earlier and may take a part time role.
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New Orleans
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Los Angeles
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Jack Pardee
Washington
Joe Altobelli
Altobelli
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Rochester
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Rigney
Rigney
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