Yesterday's Sports Transactions Highlighted Moves Across Leagues
Baseball: Oakland A's named Len Monheimer general manager of their Ogden Utah Pacific Coast League club. Cincinnati Reds named Jim Beauchamp manager of their Indianapolis club in the American Association. Football: New York Giants placed Joe Pisarcik and Ernie Jones on injured reserve. released Gordon Gravelle. signed Randy Coffield and Dave Rader. St Louis Cardinals signed Chris Garlich. Hockey: Edmonton Oilers sent Pete LoPresti to Cincinnati in the Central Hockey League. Hall: Scott Hilton navigated a tough path to the 49ers after high school, carpentry, and multiple camps. Bowling: Larry Laub won the Battle Creek event, defeating Earl Anthony for $11,000 prize.
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Oakland A'S
Len Monheimer
Ogden
Utah
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Beauchamp
Indianapolis
National Football League
NEW York Giants
Joe Pisarcik
Ernie Jones
Gordon Gravelle
Randy Coffield
Dave Rader
Battle Creek
Mich
Larry Laub
Professional Bowlers Association
Earl Anthony
Laub
Anthony
Recreation Department October Football Schedule
Recreation Department listings for Thursday and Saturday show boys and men's football games across multiple fields with times from 1 to 9 p.m. Also includes women’s volleyball matchups and a Pecos Enterprise contest, featuring local teams such as EDCO Hill's Thriftway First National Bank and H&H Production Yucca Sales along with others.
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EDCO
Hill’s Thriftway
Merchants
First National Bank
Pete's Chevron
Security State Bank
Redgers
Pecos Savings and Loan
Harris Lumber
Mickey's Bar
H&h Production
Dairy Queen
San Roman and Pearce
Brownlee
Continental Tele
Fuentes Furniture
Jim Wafer Oil
Pecos Enterprise
Reeves County Sheriff's Dept
Brannan Sparks Baylor Comeback Past SMU at Texas Stadium
Redshirt freshman Mike Brannan burst from the bench to lead Baylor past SMU 24-21 in front of 65,000. He ran 19 times for 120 yards setting a Baylor quarterback rushing record, scored on a one yard keeper, and threw for 134 yards including 57 and 30 yard completions. Coach Ron Meyer praised the young quarterback.
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Dallas
Mike Brannan
Baylor Bears
SWC
Southern Methodist
Texas Stadium
Brannan
Mickey Elam
SMU
Baylor
Ron Meyer
Petri Leads Texas State Open After First Round
Randy Petri of Balcones Country Club shot a seven under 65 at Horseshoe Bay to lead the Texas State Open by three strokes. Bobby Walzer and Ras Allen tied for second at 68 while Ben Crenshaw struggled to a 71. The event carries an $8,000 first prize and is Texas PGA sponsored. Paul Waner, nicknamed Big Poison, and his brother Lloyd, Little Poison, were mentioned in relation to Pirates lore.
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Marble Falls
Texas
Austin
Randy Petri
Balcones Country Club
Horseshoe Bay Country Club
Petri
Bobby Walzer
Missouri City
Ras Allen
Dallas
Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw
The
Texas Pga
Paul Waner
Big Poison
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lloyd
Little Poison
Pecos Runner Alvarez Takes Fourth in Brownfield Race
Alberto Alvarez of Pecos placed fourth in his age group at the Brownfield 9 mile marathon with a 53 15 finish time. About 70 runners competed as Alvarez eyed a future 26 mile event and noted prior wins in Ft Davis San Angelo Big Spring. He plans to race in El Paso or Buffalo Sprints depending on competition.
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Ismael Mendoza
Alberto Alvarez
S. Eddy
Brownfield
Texas
Brownfield West Texas
Alvarez
Ft. Davis
San Angelo
Big Spring
el Paso
Buffalo
Pecos
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ST. Louis Cardinals
Chris Garlich
National Hockey League
Edmonton Oilers
Pete LoPresti
Cincinnati
Central Hockey League
SAN Francisco
Scott Hilton
San Francisco 49Ers
Hilton
Ees Banc
PSU Pet
Cibbee Ek
Bae Mpaig HK
Fay Ty Asme
Steve Greathouse
Harrah
Reno
Recreation Department
H&h
Canal
Gibson's
Botany
Naster
UGG
Goodzyear Service’ Stores
Goodyear
Blackwall
Glenn DeGhetto
Goodyear Service Stores