Flag football standings for 6 to 12 year olds scorecard
Standings with teams such as Ist Nat s Hill s Gibson s MartiCon Rediger s and others showing W L and pct after weeks 9 10 and 11 12. Last week results list Hill s Thriftway 16 Marti nez Constr 2 First National Bank 30 Rediger s Pharmacy 0 and other scorelines.
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MartiCon
Rediger
Thriftway
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Pharmacy
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Rsheriffs
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Reeves County Sheriffs
Downtown Lions
Pecos 'Furn
Continental Tel
Hector's
Pizza Hut
Barstow
Gibson's
Pecos Nursing
Pecos Savings
Popular Thriftway
Buckshots
Popular
Pecos High
Monahans
Fort Stockton
Hector's Chevron
Gibson's Discount
Pecos High School
Odessa Nimitz
Hill's Thriftway
Gibson’s
Security State Bank
Pecos Enterprise
Dorr
Dycus
Zavala
Crockett
Big Spring
Associated Press
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Ala
Neb
S Cal
Tex
Mich
Ark
UCLA
Hous
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la St
Pitts
Purdue
Navy
Name
Clemson
Acid Delinters 20 Security State Bank 14
The Acid Delinters edge Security State Bank 20 to 14 after a 14 14 tie at regulation. Tony Urquidi ran in from two yards and Lance Windham added a 45 yard score with Ty Bryson on the reception for the PAT.
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Security State Bank
Red Raiders
Security State Bank Cowboys
Tony Urquidi
Lance Windham
Ty Bryson
Windham
Cowboys
Fili Talamanter
Gabriel Machuca
Dorr
Dycus
Bush & Prewit
Israel Natividad
Bush
Prewit
Rian Foster
Tommy Williams
Precht
Frankie Hernandez
Football at a Glance 17 October 26 games listed
A schedule snapshot lists matches for the week including Minnesota at Dallas Buffalo at Cleveland Houston at Cincinnati Kansas City at Pittsburgh New York Jets at New England St Louis at Philadelphia San Francisco at Washington Detroit at Chicago New York Giants at New Orleans Tampa Bay at Green Bay Baltimore at Miami Denver at Seattle San Diego at Oakland and Los Angeles at Atlanta on Monday October 30.
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Minnesota
Dallas
Buffalo
Cleveland
Houston
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
New York Jets
New England
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
New York Giants
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Green Bay
Baltimore
Miami
Denver
Seattle
San Diego
Oakland
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Texas A&m
Crane
van Horn
Kermit
Fabons
Texas
Arkansas
Pecos
Odessa Ector
Enterprise
Bryant declines discuss bid for Stagg win record
Grimsley reports Bear Bryant dodges question about surpassing Amos Alonzo Stagg's 314 victories. Bryant, 65, says he does not track his wins, credits players and staff, and notes Alabama improved to 6-1 after a 30-17 win over Tennessee as he contemplates four more seasons.
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Will Grimsley
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Bear Bryant
Amos Alonzo Staggy
Stagg
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Bryant
Fordyce
Ark
Bryant Runs On At 1977 College Coaching Powerhouse
The piece highlights Bear Bryant with 279 wins over 33 seasons, 202 at his alma mater, and notes Stagg with 314 wins over 57 seasons, Warner with 313 in 44 years. It compares Bryant’s 8.3 win average to Stagg and Warner, IDs Woody Hayes as fourth with 231 wins, and discusses heir speculation as Bryant continues beyond four years with health, plans, and recruiting dynamics.
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Stagg
Glenn
Pop
Warner
Bryant
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Ol’ Man River
Steve Sloan
Mississippi
East Carolina
Pat Dye
Memphis State
Richard Williamson
Bear
Florida
Campbell leads Oilers past Steelers 24 17 in Pittsburgh
Earl Campbell rushed for three touchdowns and 89 yards as the Houston Oilers upset the Pittsburgh Steelers 24 17. Dan Pastorini connected on 13 of 19 passes, Tony Fritsch added a late field goal, and Terry Bradshaw threw two touchdown passes for Pittsburgh before a late interception sealed the Oilers win.
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Campbell
Oilers
Steelers
Gary Mihoces
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Earl Campbell
Jack Lambert
Houston Oilers
Lambert
Houston
Dan Pastorini
Pastorini
Ron Coleman
Terry Bradshaw
Lynn Swann
Roy Gerela
Toni Fritsch
Mike Barber
Bradshaw
Swann
Guidry Named to All Stars for 1978 AL Team
New York Yankees ace Ron Guidry along with Willie Randolph and Graig Nettles were selected to The Associated Press 1978 American League All Star team. The Yankees were the only club with three representatives. Other AL picks included Rod Carew, Al Oliver, Rusty Staub, Jim Palmer, Carlton Fisk, Robin Yount, Larry Hisle, and Jim Rice.
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NEW York
Ron Guidry
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Willie Randolph
Graig Nettles
Yankees
Boston
Milwaukee
Jim Rice
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
Robin Yount
Larry Hisse
Brewers
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
al Oliver
Texas Rangers
Rusty Staub
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
High School Youth Recreation Committee Formed in Pecos
A group of Pecos high school students met with Community Recreation Director Jim Edwards to create a youth recreation committee under the Community Recreation Department. Officers were named Michael McLain president Alonzo Acosta vice president Hild Gomez secretary and Lea Ann Ramsey treasurer. Class representatives were Freshmen Prissy Perea Sophomore Sherma McLain Junior Leonor Orona and Senior Dalene Whitehurst. The committee plans a dance for high school age students on Saturday Nov 18 and will meet at the Community Center Banquet Room at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursday of each month. Next meeting set for Thursday Nov 2.
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Jim Edwards
Community Center
Pecos
Michael McLain
Alonzo Acosta
Hild Gomez
Lea- Ann Ramsey
Prissy Perea
Sherma McLain
Leonor Orona
Arthur Mayes Wins $15 Pecos Enterprise Football Prize
Arthur Mayes of 620 Pecan St Pecos won the $15 Pecos Enterprise football contest for the week. He missed only the Abilene Cooper Midland Lee game, predicting Lee by 39 as the tie breaker while Pecos beat Ector 14 0. Eva Florez placed second with 35 points.
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Arthur Mayes
Pecan St
Pecos
Pecos Enterprise
Mayes
Abilene Cooper-Midland
Lee
Cooper
Ector
Eva Florez
Nebraska
Smu-Houston
Wink-Rankin
Earl Wafer
Rafael Florez, Sr
Yvonne Villegas
Selina Jaquez
Darin Dingler
Regretta Ephriam
Armando Garcia
Ismael Juarez
Ramon Reyes
W. Chism
Charlie M. Wein
John Mitchell
Alex
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Dorr and Dycus
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Tony Dorsett
Cowboys’ Stadium
Tom Landry
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Grimsley’s Sports
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Kurt Knoff
Oiler
Bum Phillips
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Durocher
Guidry
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Gary Hopper
Arga
Doug Carter
Odessa
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