Flag Football Opens With 300 Players in Pecos Recreation
The Pecos Community Recreation Department launches flag football with over 300 players. Men’s pro division has eight teams and about 150 players, playing Tuesdays and Thursdays through November 21 at Jaycee Park. Boys’ division features three age groups and roughly 155 youths, with games at City Park fields one and two on weekdays and Saturdays.
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Community Recreation Department
Jaycee Park
Gibson's Discount Center
Hector’s Chevron
Thriftway
Barstow
Pecos Savings and Loan
Pecos Nursing Home
Pizza Hut
Jim Edwards
Hill's Thriftway
Martinez Construction
Rediger’s Pharmacy
First National Bank
Secur
Ity State Bank
Pecos Enterprise
Acis Delinters
Dorr
Dycus
Bush and Prewit
Reeves County Sheriff's Department
Continental Telephone
Pecos Furniture Company
Downtown Lions
Security State Bank
Dorr and Dycus
Bush and Precht
Most perfect male body stars in New York show
Tony Pearson, Mr America 197%, touts a $100,000 to $250,000 yearly earning potential as he displays a sculpted 5 foot 8, 181 pound frame in New York. Ken Sprague of Gold's Gym touts bodybuilding as a path to health, confidence, and fame for the next generation of physiques.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York
Tony Pearson
America
United States
Ken Sprague
Gold's
Santa Monica
Calif
Sprague
Pearson
Peesie
Tony
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Music Hall
Amateur Athletic Union
Gold
West Coast
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Sylvester
Rocky
Stallone
Rudy Hermosillo
Bruce Jenner
Hank Aaron
Muhammad Alibrag
Russia
Vasily Alexeev
Rono Loses to Ryffel in 3000m at Track Meet
At an international track meet in West Germany Markus Ryffel of Switzerland won the 3000 meter race in 7 42.2 ahead of Henry Rono of Kenya and Bronislaw Malinowski of Poland. American James King won both the 400 meter hurdles in 50.03 and the 400 meter dash in 46.80. In other events Police Dust took Arlington Park’s Tim Tam Purse by a length at 7.20 to 1. Arlington Park and Meadowlands also hosted notable results with Dr Patches defeating Seattle Slew by a neck in the Fitterson Handicap.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Kenya
Henry Rono
Markus Ryffel
Switzerland
Ryffel
Rono
Poland
Bronislaw Malinowski
James King
Chicago
Police Dust
Ferbane
Tim Tam
Arlington Park
East Rutherford
N.J
Dr. Patches
Seattle
Meadowlands
Oiler plan not at fault in upset loss to Falcons
Houston Oiler offensive coordinator Kenn Shipp defended the game plan after a 20-14 defeat to Atlanta. Dan Pastorini threw 37 times with 20 completions while Earl Campbell carried 16 times for 64 yards as penalties and strong Falcons defense limited run opportunities. Campbell scored on a 73 yard reception and drew praise from coach Bum Phillips for his effort.
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Houston
Houston Oiler
Kenn Shipp
Atlanta Falcons
Oilers
Falcons
Dan Pastorini
Earl Campbell
Shipp
Dan (Pastorini
Earl
Rams
Atlanta
Pastorini
Ken Burrough
Falcon
Campbell
O.A
Phillips
Astros Rally Beats Reds 3-2 Behind Watson Heroics
In Houston, J.R. Richard allowed seven hits over nine innings while Tom Seaver struck out ten. Bob Watson, sidelined by a hamstring, delivered a ninth inning sacrifice fly to score Cesar Geronimo for the decisive run as Houston nipped Cincinnati 3-2.
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Houston
J.R. Richard
Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Watson
Richard
Watson
Reds
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Tom
Bill Virdon
Luis Pujols
Baseball at a Glance Wednesdays Games include mixed league matchups
American and National Leagues feature key clashes with Philadelphia facing Chicago while San Francisco plays Los Angeles and New York meets Montreal. Notable pitchers listed include Carlton, Reuschel, Barr, Ray, Bruhert, Grimsley, Jones, Mahler, Robinson, and Denny with standings snapshots for East and West divisions.
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Philadelphia
Carlton
Chicago
Reuschel
San Francisco
Barr
Los Angeles
Ray
New York
Bruhert
Montreal
Grimsley
San Diego
Jones
Atlanta
Mahler
Pittsburgh
Robinson
St. Louis
Denny
Associated Press
Bos
Phila
Pitts
Miln
Chic
Mont
Detr
Slou
Cleve
Toro
West West LA
Sfra
Cakf
Cine
Tex
Sdie
Oaks
Hous
Minn
Atla
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Toronto
Houston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los
Minnesota
Angeles
Texas
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Splittorff
Keough
Langford
Milwaukee
Sorensen
Jefferson
Tiant
D.martinez
Jenkins
Comer
Hartzell
Ryan
Billingham
Figueroa
Kravec i
Goltz
Seattle
Montreal Canadiens Claim Third Straight Stanley Cup
The Montreal Canadiens reaffirm their NHL dominance by winning a third consecutive Stanley Cup in 1978. AP reports Montreal’s championship run cements a dynasty, with strong on ice performance backing the record books.
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Montreal Dynasty
Montreal
Canadiens
Rice Owls aim to improve running foe in opener at Iowa State
Rice University coach Ray Alborn pledges a stronger running game but says the Owls must pass against Iowa State in the season opener. He replaces Homer Rice and notes a key knee injury could hurt depth as he weighs quarterback choices between Mark Snyder and Randy Hertel.
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Houston
Rice University
Ray Alborn
Owls
Iowa State
Alborn
Homer Rice
The
Rice
Robert Williamson
Albarn
Mark Snyder
Randy Hertel
Randy
Varsity and junior games listed for KANDA area
Friday varsity football hosts La Mesa at 8 p.m. Queens volleyball plays Permian at 4 p.m. Junior varsity football faces Midland at 7 p.m. Saturday senior team matches Kermit away at 7 p.m.
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Lamesa
Queens
Permian
Midland
Kermit
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Mr. America
Cesar Geronimo
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Juarez Race Track
Old Merico
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