Reds Take First Look at Fenway Fence
The Reds face Fenway Park's famed left field wall as they begin the 1975 World Series in Boston. Sparky Anderson shifts Don Gullett to start Game One while planning Ham to work Game Two, aiming to counter Tiant and a potential balk dispute. Pete Rose predicts trouble for Boston against the Reds' lefty power.
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Pecos JV Beats Odessa High For First Win In Three Years
The Pecos junior varsity routed Odessa High sophomores 18 to 0, evening their season record at 2-2 and gaining 233 total yards to Odessa’s 159. Eddie Ferguson capped a 58 yard drive with a one yard score, as Pecos dominated early and controlled the line.
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Pecos JV Set to Extend 14-Game Win Streak at Artesia
Pecos junior varsity football seeks a 15th straight win as they visit Artesia New Mexico at Rotary Field for a 6 p.m. game. Coach Dub Smith notes Pecos dominance on the road and near-record offense with 1,577 rushing yards and 1,903 total yards per season, while stressing strong defense and line play.
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Nicklaus Wins International All Star Title in Ohio
Jack Nicklaus defeated Tom Weiskopf two and one to win the $117,500 International All-Star title at Muirfield Village. Nicklaus also beat Jerry Heard six and five in the semifinals, finishing one over par in the final round and pushing his unofficial earnings past $316,000 for the year as tour money leader.
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Basketball results and schedules from Thursday to Sunday
The Associated Press report lists multiple NBA and ABA results and upcoming games across the week. Standouts include Washington defeating Chicago 100-92 and New York beating Boston 109-97, with Buffalo 131 over Detroit 112 and Houston 113 over New Orleans 102. ABA action features St. Louis 95 over Kansas City and Virginia 131 over Baltimore 121. Subsequent games feature matchups across Denver, Golden State, Milwaukee, Kentucky, New York, Buffalo, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Seattle, and more, with numerous NBA and ABA pairings scheduled nationwide.
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Some NFL teams wait for World Series to end
Boston AP notes NFL opens fourth Sunday with baseball crowd split. Six teams winless after four weeks while Buffalo Dallas Cincinnati Oakland Minnesota sit 3-0. Week picks include San Francisco over Atlanta and Green Bay over New Orleans, among others.
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Sports Calendar and Football Scores Highlight Weekend Play
The schedule lists 4-H Club playday at the rodeo grounds with horse show events, Freshman football vs Alpine at 10 30, Zavala vs Fort Stockton at 9, Eagle JV vs Artesia at 6. Tuesday slate includes Queens volleyball vs Monahans at 5. Pro scores note Philadelphia 35, Miami 14 in the Orange Bowl, Washington 24, St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 21, Denver 17. Army lacrosse names Midfielder Rick Bifulco as captain for 1976.
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Freshmen Queens overpower Maidens at Pecos in volleyball
In Pecos on Tuesday the Freshman team beat Seminole Maidens 12-15, 13-8, 16-14 to claim the win with Becky Woods as high point server. The Junior Varsity fell 15-10, 15-9, 13-11 while the Varsity lost 15-10 and 15-9. Rosemary Meraz led scoring for the Varsity. The Freshmen moved to 2-1, JV to 2-1, and Varsity to 1-2 this season.
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