Eagles to host El Paso Irvin in season opener at Rotary Field
The Eagles meet the Irvin Rockets tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at Rotary Field in the season opener. Irvin beat the Eagles 6-0 last year and is regarded as one of the tougher teams in the El Paso 4-4 districts. Starting lineups include Sadler, Rosson, Grizzard, Billeiter, Coats, Segalia, Hopper, Kirkwood, Browder, Brammer, Ashley, Bates, Zueblida, Spray, and Cook. The Eagles finished last season 2-7-1 and 1-1-0 in district play.
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Millsapps excited about 6th year as Eagle coach
Pecos athletic director Millsapps enters his sixth year guiding Pecos football with high hopes for a district title. He stresses emotion and mental toughness, touts a strong history, and notes his family's athletic involvement as part of the program’s background and drive.
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Miracle of Chavez Ravine seems to unfold in NL race
Dodgers sweep Giants at Dodger Stadium boosting West Coast push. Bill Singer held SF to two hits as Los Angeles won 3-0. Pirates hammer Cubs 10-1 behind Wes Parker and Steve Blass’s 13th win. Reds beat Padres 4-1 as Don Gull ett reaches 15th victory. Rusty Staub drives Expos past Mets. Montreal upsets NY.
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Women’s golf meet set here at Municipal Course
The Women’s Golf Association will sponsor a club handicap tournament at Municipal Course from Sept 21 to 23. Entry fee for members and prospective members is $3 per person. Prizes will be awarded. For further information contact the pro shop at the course.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Brightens Week
The league's standings show Washington and Baltimore near night games, with Boston at Detroit and Milwaukee at California listed. Leaders include Pittsburgh 87 57 and St. Louis 80 63 in the NL East, while San Francisco and Los Angeles lead the West. Wednesday results include Montreal 10 New York 2 and Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 1.
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Crane to host golf tourney at Crane County Country Club
The Crane County Country Club hosts its annual Partnership golf tournament on Saturday and Sunday September 11 and 12. Teams qualify with 18 holes Saturday, final 18 Sunday with a shotgun start. Entry is 30 dollars per team, deadline 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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Wood seeks 20th win in American League roundup
Wilbur Wood said chasing his 20th victory felt the same as previous wins yet achieving number 20 proved a different challenge. The Associated Press recap frames his urge for the milestone amid AL action.
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Reporters pick Texas for Cotton Bowl bid
Texas tops the SWC poll for the Cotton Bowl bid with 26 first place votes and 235 points. Arkansas places second with 195.5 points, Texas Tech third at 191.5, and Texas A&M fourth as reporters traveled 2,000 miles over ten days evaluating SWC teams.
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