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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1979

Page

7

Grimsley’s Sports Conflicting careers bring many pressures

Jo Jo Starbuck and Terry Bradshaw balance high profile sports lives amid rumors of trouble. Starbuck promotes Winter Olympics tour and Cup O Noodles role while Bradshaw leads the Steelers. They discuss privacy, adjustments, and maintaining marriage under public scrutiny. Shavers undergoes eye surgery after Holmes bout.

Will Grimsley Jo Jo Starbuck Terry Bradshaw Jo Jo Terry Ms. Starbuck New York Ken Shelley Radio City Music Hall Pittsburgh Steelers Denver Broncos Lake Placid N.Y Nissin Japan Bradshaw

Flag Football Results From Saturday Action

Saturday results show boys 8-9 games with Security State 6 over Pete's Chevron 0 and Harris Lumber 22 defeating Mickey's Bar-B-Q 6. Other scores include Rediger's 13 over Pecos Savings and Loan 0, Dairy Queen 6 over 11 H&H Production 0, San Roman and Pearce 6 over Security State 0, Continental Tel. 2 over Brownlee 0, and 11 Jim Wafer Oil 0. In girls volleyball Fuentes Furniture 11 over Jim Wafer Oil 6, Pecos Enterprise 11 over 4 11 Sheriff's Dept. 3.

Boy's Security State Pete’s Chevron Rediger’s Pecos Savings and Loan Harris Lumber Mickey’s Bar-B-Q Dairy Queen H&h Production San Roman and Pearce Continental Tel Brownlee Fuentes Furniture Jim Wafer Oil Pecos Enterprise Sheriff’s Dept

Reserved seats go on sale for Ector contest

Reserved seats for the Pecos-Ector High football game go on sale Wednesday at 8 15 a m at the School Administration Building 1302 S Park and continue until noon Friday Adult and student tickets are reserved seats Fans may obtain them during the stated hours.

Pecos-Ector High S. Park

Pecos Netters Take Top Trophies at Midland Open

Pecos High athletes delivered strong showings at the Midland Tennis Open on Oct 12. In Men's 21 and under singles, junior Tatum Moore of Pecos reached the final after defeating Lanier of Midland Lee and Suainforth of Midland High, then fell to Andrews of Permian in a tight 6-7 6-2 6-4 title match. In doubles, Randy Peters and Mark Hathorn of Pecos claimed second, losing to Post and Lanier of Midland Lee 6-1 7-6. The Pecos team also swept junior high and girls singles events, with several Pecos players delivering solid results under coach Ken Garlitz. Next competition is Monahans on Oct 27.

Pecos Midland Texas Randy Peters Mark Hathorn Tatum Moore Hathorn Tyler Ismael Mendoza Netters Lanier Midland Lee Moore Suainforth Midland High Andrews Odessa Permian Permian Pecos Netters Post and Peters Taylor West Texas Barry Kniffen Pecos High Garlitz Monahans Roy Gary Peters Scotty Hamlin Ron Bang Kenny Roberts Amy Ice Kim Calhoun Jackie McGee Joanna Rodriguez Ginger Sparks Brian Perkins Paula Sanders Tobi Wheeless Yvonna Holcombe Amy Elrod April Faulkner Elizabeth Lewis Julie Chaddick Denise Powell Daphne Harvey Kim Brantly

Socorro Martinez Wins Pecos Enterprise Football Contest

Socorro Martinez wins the Pecos Enterprise Football Contest with a 17 point Pecos Andrews total. Lupe Gonzales places second, while Herman Wilson and Elvida Hendricks tie for third. many entrants miss multiple games and scores, and entries require name and sponsor details for eligibility.

Socorro Martinez Hickory Pecos Lupe Gonzales Barstow

Bennett Williams buys Baltimore Orioles

Edward Bennett Williams won quick approval to buy the Baltimore Orioles for 12 million dollars. American League President Lee MacPhail said the sale from Jerold Hoffberger received formal league approval after a brief meeting. Williams will take control on November 1 and MacPhail dismissed relocation talks.

NEW York Edward Bennett Williams Baltimore Orioles American League Lee MacPhail Jerold Hoffberger Williams

AP schoolboy poll Eagles hold seventh spot

The Associated Press Schoolboy Football Poll lists the Eagles ranked seventh with first place votes noted. Season records and points are shown in the AP ranking format based on a 10-1 scale.

Eagles The Associated Press

October sports schedule features local football and volleyball clashes

The slate lists Volleyball Queens at Ft Stockton and Imperial Monahans, with Crockett and Zavala games, plus Football lineups for freshmen junior varsity and varsity teams. Highlights include Eagles at Ector and Balmorhea versus Imperial on Friday night with early morning Crockett Monahans games.

Zavala Imperial Crockett Monahans Alpine Ector Balmorhea Jr Sanderson

Recreation Department October Boy's Football Schedule

Recreation Department lists October games for boys aged 8 to 9 at field 1 and 2 starting 5 30 p m with Harris Lumber facing Pete s Chevron and Mickey s Bar B Q against Pecos Savings and Loan plus a 23 Men City Championship on field 3 5 30 p m Merchants meet Hill s Thriftway on field 1 5 30 p m EDCO hosts First National Bank on field 2 5 30 p m at 25 30 noon Volleyball match Sheriff s Dept against Fuentes Furniture and Pecos Enterprise versus Jim Wafer at 10 a m on 27.

Harris Lumber Pete's Chevron Mickey's Bar Pecos Savings and Loan At & P.m Merchants Hill's Thriftway Sheriff's Dept Fuentes Furniture Pecos Enterprise Jim Wafer

Orioles sale approved to Williams in $12 million deal

American League owners unanimously certified the sale of the Baltimore Orioles from Jerold Hoffberger to Edward Bennett Williams for about $12 million. Williams, also part owner of the Washington Redskins, will take control November 1. Julius Erving named NBA Player of the Week after 5-0 start and 44-point game with 3.20 steals. Grand upsets Clerc in Japan Open. other results across tennis events and bowling action noted.

Baltimore Williams Washington Redskins Baseball NEW York American League Baseball Owners Baltimore Orioles Jerold Hoffberger Edward Bennett Williams Julius Erving Philadelphia 76Ers National Basketball Association Erving Houston Tokyo Michael Gran Jose Luis Clerc Argentina Colin Dibley Tim Wilkinson Victor Amaya Kiyoshi Tanabe Japan

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