District 2-3A title race remains up for grabs
ISMAEL MENDOZA reports Od ess a Ector moves into contention as Pecos Andrews Monahans and Ft Stockton carry district hopes. Power ratings show Pecos 148 Andrews 147 Ector 146 with Monahans at 141 and Ft Stockton 135. The district title could hinge on upcoming games and a tie-breaking draw of beans among coaches.
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Tickets on sale for Friday football game
Tickets are on sale today through 5 p.m. Thursday for Friday’s football game. Single reserve seats cost 3 dollars and advance student tickets 1 dollar at the School Office, 1302 S Park. Gate price for students is 2 dollars.
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Flanagan Wins 1979 Cy Young With Orioles Victory
Mike Flanagan, 27, led Baltimore to the 1979 AL crown with a 23 9 record and 2 23 ERA. He received 26 of 28 first place votes in the BBWAA balloting, crediting teammate Scott McGregor and a four pitch mix led by a changed up delivery. Flanagan praised his team and discussed handling media pressure during the World Series run.
Flanagan named AL Cy Young winner of 1979 baseball season
Lefthander Mike Flanagan of the Baltimore Orioles was voted the American League Cy Young winner for 1979 by the BBWAA. He won 23 games with a 3.08 ERA, tied for the league lead with five shutouts, and collected 26 first place votes. Tommy John and Ron Guidry trailed with one first place vote each. In tennis and bowling news, results from Tokyo and Cologne and a Bowling Association event in Ohio highlighted the day’s action.
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Didn’t want manager fired Victim breaks silence on Billy Martin affair
Joseph Cooper a 52 year old Illinois marshmallow salesman says he kept quiet to spare Billy Martin from losing his job. Cooper, speaking to AP, recounts the Minneapolis dinner where Martin allegedly punched a man and offered $500 to his penny. Cooper says he later told Martin the choice of Dick Williams as manager of the year was good but Martin dismissed him as an idiot. He recalls meeting Martin and Howard Wong in Bloomington Minnesota and describes the night in the hotel bar.
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Pecos Eagles Lose Openers Face Monahans Next
The Pecos Eagles fell 14 to 3 to the Ector Eagles last Friday and host Monahans at 8 p.m. this week. Players and staff selections are listed, with Mendoza and Nichols leading the standings. The piece also notes injuries, local remarks, and a Pecos Recreation gymnastics program running Nov 5 to Jan 15 for ages 6-15 at the West Pecos Gym.
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