Baseball at a Glance Schedule Mix for Week
Schedules list multiple MLB games across cities with teams such as Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Houston Montreal St Louis and San Diego. Includes both Saturday and Sunday matchups and various pitcher decisions.
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Pittsburgh
Candelaria
New York
Swan
San Francisco
Blue
Houston
Andujar
Montreal
Rogers
St. Louis
B.forsch
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
Atlanta
Clay
Detroit
Robbins
Texas
Alexander
Minnesota
Zahn
Milwaukee
Travers
California
Ryan
Kravec
Oakland
Langford
Kansas City
Chamberlain
Seattle
Honeycutt
Baltimore
Boston
Toronto
Cleveland
Associated Press
Balti
Pitts
Milwau
Mont
Slou
Chic
Detr
Phila
Cleve
Toro
West West Hous
Calif Ui
Ms Cinc
Minne
Sfran
Sdie
Atla
Seat
Oaks
Carlton
Huffman
Lamp
San Diean
Shirlar & Wal
Waits
St. Louis Cardinals
Keith Hernandez
Chicago Cubs
Rick Reuschel
Hernandez
Reuschel
Bled
Yugoslavia
Dusko Mrdulas
Zlatko Celent
Lake Bled
Friedrich Wilhelm Ulrich
Harald Jahrling
Lahti
Finland
United States
Pecos Varsity and Junior Varsity Football Schedule
Pecos Varsity hosts Lamesa Tornadoes at 8 p.m. Friday. Saturday Pecos Queens volleyball vs Snyder A and B at 1 p.m. Pecos J.V. football vs Midland 7 p.m. Thursday Pecos J.V. football vs Big Spring 7 p.m. Pecos J.W. B vs Carlsbad 6 p.m. MDST. Pecos Ninth Grade football vs Big Spring 5:30 p.m.
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Pecos
Lamesa Tornadoes
Pecos Queens
Snyder A and B
Pecos J.V
Midland
Big Spring
Pecos J.W
Carlsbad
Rams Win 13-9 as Morton Fumble Ties Turnover Flurry
Los Angeles Rams edge Denver 13-9 after Jack Reynolds scoops Morton fumble for clinching TD. Elmendorf’s onslaught sacks Morton five times in final quarter. Pat Haden guides early scoring drive with Frank Corral field goals. Both teams move to 1-1.
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Denver
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Jack Reynolds
Craig Morton
Reynolds
Dave Elmendorf
Elmendorf
Morton
Malavasi
Weese
Bronco
Jack Dolbin
Riley Odoms
Dave Preston
Red Miller
Pat Haden
Los Angeles
Haden
Frank Corral
Corral
Rick Upchurch
Broncos
Jim Turner
Weekend football picks and scores across high school and college events
ISMAEL MENDOZA compiles weekend selections for high school matchups with Harris ratings and personal picks spanning Odessa Cap Rock to Monahans and Seminole to Big Spring. College and pro games include Texas Tech, A&M, UCLA, New Mexico, SMU, Dallas, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Houston, Seattle, and a U S Open tennis note with Gerulaitis, Dibbs, Navratilova, and Austin.
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Ismael Mendoza
Harris
Texas A&m
Brigham Young
UCLA
Houston
New Mexico
Oregon St
SMU
Rice
Dallas
San Francisco
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Miami
Tennis
NEW York
Vitas Gerulaitis
Johan Kriek
Eddie Dibbs
John McEnroe
Dibbs
Martina Navratilova
Kerry Reid
Tracy Austin
Sylia Hanika
West Germany
National Tennis Center
Flushing Meadow
Charnley Leads European Open After First Round
Englishman Tony Charnley shot a 2-under 68 to hold a one stroke edge over Seve Ballesteros and Vin Baker after round one. Jamie Edman led Americans with 72 while defending champion Bobby Wadkins stood at 75.
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Golf Turnberry
Scotland
Tony Charnley
Severiano Bellesteros
Spain
Vin Baker
Jamie Edman
Bobby Wadkins
UCLA Faces Houston in Opener as New Offense Debuts
UCLA, 8-3-1 last season, unveils a new offense with I formation and 13 first time starters. Houston, ranked 16th and playing first game since last Cotton Bowl, meets at the Coliseum in a 7 p.m. PDT kickoff before about 40,000 fans.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Houston
Coliseum
Southern California
Terry Donahue
Bruins
Arkansas
Sul Ross Lobos eye season opener after strong scrimmage
Sul Ross Lobos show offensive momentum and a strengthened defense in a controlled scrimmage against Cisco Junior College in San Angelo. Coach Joe George praised Willie Rodriguez and Charlie Bravenec, while clerked by Dean Herbert and Larry Hill in the backfield. The Lobos face Lubbock Christian Saturday at Jackson Field, aiming to build on a solid defensive showing led by line and secondary performers.
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Alpine
Sul Ross Lobos
Cisco Junior College
San Angelo
Joe George
Willie Rodriguez
Lubbock Christian
George
Charlie Bravenec
Lobos
Dean Herbert
Dean
Larry Hill
Larry
Ray DeSpain
Charlie Ward
Ray
Charlie
NAIA
Ron Mays
Leroy Tillman
Billy Tilton
Cary Shackelford
Steve Thiebaud
David Sanchez
Lobo
Bernie Weems
Malcom Moerke
Cisco
Richard Terrell
Lubbock Christian College
Jackson Field
LCC
McMurry College
Lubbock
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LaCoss
Balmorhea Bears
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Corina Brijalbas
Lenell Chandler
Robert Hinojos
John Williams
Odessa Ector
Amarillo Caprock
Andrews
Ft. Stockton
Canutillo
Seminole
Monahans
Lamesa
Kermit
Balmorhea
Sierra Blana
Odessa Permian
el Paso Coronado
Odessa
Nole
Sutton
Mass
Joliette
Quebec
Quebec Professional Golf Association
General
Mexico City
Betsy Rapp
Donna Caponi Young
Pecos Enterprise