IOC bans Matthews Collett in Munich amid DeMont ruling
The International Olympic Committee barred U S runners Vince Matthews and Wayne Collett from future Games and upheld stripping swimmer Rick DeMont of his gold medal after the pair’s conduct following their event. The American appeal of DeMont’s medal loss was rejected.
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Vince Matthews
Wayne Collett
Rick DeMont
IOC
Matthews
Collett
DeMont
U.S
Hank Iba
Russia
Iba
Italy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Rod Milburn
U. S
Milburn
Opelouses
France
Guy Cruz
Army
Tom Hill
Knoxville
Tenn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Santa Monica
Calif
Kathy Hammond
Sacramento
Anatoly Bondarchuk
East Germany
Renate Stecher
United States
Chris Taylor
Dowagiac
Mich
Czechoslovakia
Air Force
Wayne Baughman
Universal City
Tex
West Germany
Guenter Kowalewski
Jay Robinson
Spring Valley
Jesus Blanco
Argentina
Marvin Johnson
Ray Seales
Pecos JV Opens Season At Hobbs In 1972 Debut
Pecos junior varsity kicks off the 1972 season at Rotary Field against Hobbs at 7 30 p m Coach Dub Smith and Jim Strother report strong practices and good team attitude The JV squad relies on speed over size and will rotate players with several key names listed as potential starters and backups for the season opener
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Jerry Cantrell
Pecos
Rotary Field
Hobbs
Dub Smith
Jim Strother
Smith
Oames
National League Friday schedule with multiple games noted
Major League baseball National League listings show Friday games featuring New York at Boston and California at Chicago among two dozen matchups with pitchers and records listed. The night card includes Minnesota at Kansas City, Detroit at Baltimore, Milwaukee at Cleveland, Oakland at Texas, plus Sunday rematches and a late trade note. In NFL news Philadelphia acquires running back Jim Cannonball Butler from Atlanta for Tony Baker.
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New York
Peterson
Boston
Tiant
California
Ryan
Wright
Chicago
Bahnsen
Lemonds
Minnesota
Corbin
Woodson
Kansas City
Murphy
Busby
Detroit
Fryman
Baltimore
Dobson
Milwaukee
Ryerson
Clevelan
Perry
Oakland
Hunter
Texas
Paul
Cleveland
Aoe
Pittsburgh
Moose
Johnson
Walker
Montreal
Morton
McAnally
Jenkins
Philadelphia
Downs
Atlanta
McQueen
Los Angeles
Ginger
Houston
Reuss
San Francisco
Barr
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Diego
Philadelphia Eagles
NFL
Jim “Cannonball
Butler
Atlanta Falcons
Tony Baker
EAT East
Pitts
Det
Vile
Cleve
Mont
Mil
Phila
West West Oak
Cincin
Hous
Minn
Atl
Han, City
Calif
San Fran
Tex
Baltiumore
Innin Milwaukee
AP pre season schoolboy football poll ranks Lee top AAAA
The Associated Press lists Lee of San Antonio as the defending AAAA champion with 17 returning starters led by all state quarterback Tommy Kramer. Uvalde follows with a strong 11 1 bi district showing and faces Gregory Portland for AAA title honors. Refugio tops Class AA, with Jacksboro Sonora and Schulenburg among other top teams in A and B divisions. Celina leads Class B as it debuts in the poll, with Happy moving down from A. Kramer threw 26 TDs last year with eight offensive and nine defensive starters returning. Jeff Bergeron stars for Port Neches Groves, which ranks second in its class. A brief NFL note covers Mike Clark of the Cowboys joining the Bills.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Lee
Uvalde
Refugio
Sonora
Celina
Tommy Kramer
Gregory Portland
Honda
Jacksboro
Barbers Hill
Schulenburg
Stinnett
Panhandle
Crowell
Happy
Kramer
Jeff Bergeron
Port
Lone Star posters charm hunters and fishers
A lighthearted collection from Texas cafes reveals clever posters in hunting and fishing areas. The quirky signage prompts amusement as readers spot witty lines and regional humor amid rustic decor and local scenery.
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Lone Star State
Hunting Trip Instructions From A Humorous, Not Safe, Refusal
A jokey but graphic set of hunting trip rules advocates reckless behavior and unsafe handling of game. It includes speeding to spots, drinking heavily, shooting at anything that moves, destroying meat, dirty processing, and pressuring a locker plant to process meat quickly. The tone is comedic but presents dangerous actions as normal.
Phillies Umpire Feud Sparks Bad Language Incident
Philadelphia catcher Bateman says he will report umpire Shag Crawford for using abusive language during a 2-1 win over St Louis. Bateman described the exchange over a strike call on Steve Carlton, while Crawford defended his reaction as he blasted Bateman in the dressing room. Meanwhile NL standings tighten with Pirates, Reds, Astros, Expos, Braves winning or losing in other games.
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Crawford
National League
Bateman
St. Louis Cardinals
Steve Carleton
Club
Feenery
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Padres
Reds
Leron Lee
Mike Caldwell
Colbert
San Diego
Bob Watson
Roger Metzger
Houston
San Francisco
College football opens with top teams in week one action
The college football season starts with Oregon State at San Diego State, then a busy Saturday as Nebraska faces UCLA in Los Angeles while No 8 Southern California meets No 4 Arkansas in Little Rock and No 7 Alabama hosts Duke in Birmingham. Also on tap are Colorado at California, Washington hosting Pacific, Tennessee at Georgia Tech, and Florida State at Pittsburgh as Oregon State aims to rebound from a rare losing season.
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Southern California
Arkansas
Little Rock
Alabama
Duke
Birmingham
Colorado
California
Washington
Pacific
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Florida State
Pittsburgh
San Diego State
Oregon State
Beavers
Dee Andros
Demosthenes
Archery winners listed at Pecos Archery Club shoot
The Pecos Archery Club held its regular meet with rib bons and revolving trophies. Fifteen members and one guest competed. Notable results include Dick Lockett 469 in Men’s Free Style A first, Chuck Brooks 461 second, Barry Hein 505 first, Jack English 392 first in B class, Sandi Lockett 424 first in Women’s Free Style B, Elaine Houston 274 first in C, Bill Malone 375 first in Bow Hunter A, Tom Bell 369 second, Gary Oden 367 third, James Cranfill 141 first in A Open, Wayne Grable 318 first in Bow Hunter B, Bill Oden 313 second, Rog Guzman 264 third, George Houston 250, Harry Reddick 137, Boyd Badley 249, Frank Platt 173 first in Youth Bare Bow. Revolving trophies awarded to Chuck Brooks, Sandi Lockett, and Frank Platt.
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Pecos
Dick Lockett
Chuck Brooks
Barry Hein
Jack English
Sandi Lockett
Elaine Houston
Bill Malone
Tom Bell
Gary Oden
James Cranfill
Bow Hunter
Wayne Grable
Bill Oden
Rog Guzman
George Houston
Harry Reddick
Boyd Badley
Frank Platt
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Pecos Enterprise
Bob Johnson
Associated Press Sports Ediotr Munich
International Olympic Committee
United
Sches
Carroll Andes
Wendell Ter
Aith
Kenneth Williams
Juan Sandoval
Ismael Abila
Freddie Dominguez
Ronnie Jenkins
David Abila
Stan Morgan
David Palomino
Cliff Davis
Wallace Perkins
Byron Calderon
Brett Carrico
Robert Sparks
Bobby Leyva
Sonny Previtt
Steve Cross
Steve Smith
Keith Grizzard
Keith Dunlap
Jaime Florez
Carroll Faulkner
Ray Cameron
Abila
Calderon
Carrico
Sparks
Grizzard
Faulkner
David Terry
Leyva
Sandoval
Cross
Privett and
Palomino
Cameron
Florez and
Dominguez
Wendell Terry
Morgan
Andes, Davis
Dunlap
Terri Boatright
Petc O Sly
Bibby
Matlack
Webbo
Twhnicht
Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
Dallas
Mike Clark
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
San Ant
Neches-Grow
Hons
Westchester
Permian
Wichita Falls
LaMarque
Lamar Con
South Houston
Seguin
Austin Reagan
Mt.Pleasant
Cuero
Tomball
Childress
Rockwall
Ozona
Tidehaven
Hondo
Alpine
Coahoma
Collie Electric Shop
West Texas
OUTO
Texas A
BY Vern
Bleep
Irks
Philly
Ken Rappoport
John Bateman
Philadelphia Phillies
Shag Crawford
Hers Chelnssenson
Nebraska
Skein
UCLA
Los Angeles Coliseum
Cornhuskers
Phillip’s Tire CO
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