Pecos Eagles Dominate Mustangs 39-7 in Homecoming Tilt
The Pecos Eagles improved to 6-0, routing the Andrews Mustangs 39-7 at Rotary Field in a homecoming game. The victory kept Pecos tied with Seminole at 2-0 in district action as the Eagles surged in the second half led by Ronny Jenkins and Linvel Mosby after a close first half.
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Bears defeat Iraan in district opener comeback win
Balmorhea Bears rally from a 13-9 halftime deficit to beat the Iraan Braves 29-19 in district 6-A action. Key plays include Randy Ramsey’s early 8 yard TD run, Robert Gomez and George Lujan connecting for two scoring passes, and Victor Tarin's 66 yard run giving Balmorhea the lead. Both teams totaled 292 and 240 yards respectively with one interception per side. Balmorhea improves to 5-0-1 and visits Rankin next.
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Zavala Lions finish season unbeaten in hard fought tie
A standing room crowd watched the Zavala Lions end the year unbeaten as they battled Crockett Raiders to a 14 14 tie. Hector Perea opened the scoring by scampering around left end before the Lions and Raiders traded the lead in a hard fought game.
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Sixth series game hinges on rain at Boston World Series
The World Series sixth game between the Reds and Red Sox was postponed for a second day due to a Nor'easter. Manager Sparky Anderson shiftedGary Nolan to start instead of Bill Bil Lingham while Luis Tiant was kept in reserve for Boston. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn feared another postponement but expected a Tv ratings edge for daytime play.
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Booster Club Plans Evening Meet And Sports Schedule
The calendar lists a booster club meeting at 8 p.m. at the Eaglefield house. Queen volleyball hosts Andrews at 5 p.m. Tuesday. Thursday features freshman football at 4 p.m. and freshman B at 5 p.m., plus junior varsity football at 7 p.m. Zavala hosts Crokkett seventh grade at 4 p.m. and Zavala volleyball plays Ker mit at 5:30 p.m. Friday brings Eagles versus Fort Stockton at 8 p.m. Saturday includes Zavala football against Fort Stockton at 9 a.m. and freshman football against Alpine at 10:30 a.m. Details of the football game against Pecos and Andrews show final scores and district standings, with Mosby catching five passes for 145 yards aiding the Eagles' 38-7 victory over Pecos. The Mustangs drop to 1-2 in district play after a knee injury to Gerald Galloway during the third period. The report also lists AP Top 10 AAA results across the state with Cuero, Silsbee, Monahans, Brownwood, Liberty, Brazosport, Gregory-Portland, Columbia, Pecos, and DeSoto among others.
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January collects purse in Texas Open play
Don January of Dallas won the Texas Open at Woodlake Golf Club in San Antonio with a 66 final round and a birdie on the second sudden‑death hole to beat Larry Hinson. January earned $25,000, Hinson $14,250, and Gil Morgan finished third with $8,875. January declared he will not quit the PGA tour again.
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