Eagles pace district with Kirkwood top passer in 2-AAA
Pecos led by Steve Kirkwood as the district 2-AAA top passer after two games, with Brammer and Ashley among the top rushers. The Eagles sit third in total offense and third in defense, while Pecos players fill multiple top-10 spots in rushing, receiving, and punting.
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Punts baskets and bases in Homecoming clash preview
The piece previews Pecos versus Kermit with Homecoming emphasis and predicts Pecos 14-13. It also forecasts Fort Stockton at Andrews 21-13, Monahans over Seminole 21-14, and Permian 21-14 over Abilene Cooper, plus pro picks and season records.
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Ermit
Bernie Cox
Chris Spray
Pecos
Vay Don Ray
Seminole
Serv Norman
Ector
Yds
Donald Roberts
Jim Clements
Larry Logan
Kermit
Balmorhea Bears face tough opener amid injuries
Balmorhea coach Zay LeFevre says injuries hurt the Bears' chances to win the district crown as Balmorhea hosts Dell City in the district opener. Starting QB Ray Davis is out three weeks with a back injury and Frank Garcia broke his collarbone. other players are doubful, and only 12 or 13 may suit up. Dell City enters at 4-1, Balmorhea 1-5, with tailback Juan Jimenez expected to carry the offense if blockers hold.
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Sixers remain unbeaten after 100 93 win over Seattle
Philadelphia 76ers beat the Super Sonics 100-93 as Kevin Loughery, traded from Baltimore for Archie Clark, scored the go ahead basket and added four more points. Loughery finished with 20, Billy Cunningham led with 29 while Don Kojis had 18 for Seattle.
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Delaware Takes Over Top Ranking In AP College Grid Poll
Delaware rode a 48-7 win over Rutgers and a 5-0 start to lead the AP College Division rankings. North Dakota State dropped to fifth after its first loss in 36 games, with McNeese second and Eastern Michigan third in a points-packed poll.
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North Dakota State
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Eastern Kentucky
Akron
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North Dakota
Rowdies to play at Kermit tonight
The Pecos High School Junior Varsity meets the Kermit JV squad in Kermit at 7 PM. Pecos carries a 5-2 record after 28-0 Balmorhea and 69-0 Seminole wins. Coach Jim Tollett calls Kermit tough in their home gym and will bring 48 players on the trip.
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Pecos High School
Kermit JV
Pecos
Balmorhea Varsity
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Clemente Crowned Star With Series MVP Car Award
Roberto Clemente, Pirates right fielder and Puerto Rican icon, accepted a car for his World Series performance. He hit in every game for a .414 average, led defense, and claimed he is the best player in baseball today while criticizing press coverage of his 17-year career.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Brooklyn Dodger
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