Balanced attack fuels Eagles 33 8 win over Cavemen
The Pecos Eagles improved to 2-0 with a 33-8 home victory over Carlsbad. Pecos rushed for 137 yards and passed for 120 while holding Carlsbad to 58 rushing yards and 134 passing. Joel Ivy led Pecos rushers with 74 yards, and quarterback Charles Weinacht and Linvel Mosby connected for two touchdown passes. Weinacht added two extra points, Mosby caught four passes for 100 yards and two scores.
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Pecos Eagles
Carlsbad
N.M. Pecos
Joel Ivy
Pecos
Charles Weinacht
Linvel Mosby
Weinacht
Mosby
Roundup of district high school football results
MONAHANS topped Crane 41-0 at El Ave Stadium to move to 1-1, with next hosting El Paso Andress. ANDREWS defeated Lamesa 12-6 as Booger Brooks ran 92 yards and scored Andrews’ only TD, moving to 2-0. FORT STOCKTON beat Alpine 8-7 on a trick third-quarter play, moving to 2-0 while Alpine falls to 0-2. SEMINOLE shut out Brownfield 13-0 as Scott Jameson connected for a 63-yard TD. Seminole hosts Artesia, NM next.
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Monahans
Snyder
Crane
Golden Birds
el Ave Stadium
el Paso Andress
Andrews
Lamesa
Golden Tornadoes
Booger Brooks
Mustang
Brooks
Panthers
Fort Stockton
Fort Stockton Panthers
Fightin’ Bucks
Alpine
Bucks
Tate Randell
Tate
Oscar Salmon
Seminole
Seminole Indians
Brownfield
Indians
Scott Jameson
Jackie McNew
Artesia
N.M
Balmorhea Bears fall to Van Horn 39 to 0 in non-district fight
Van Horn dominated Balmorhea scoring 39 points as Victor Barrera Gaylord Scott and Richard Serrano led with multiple touchdowns. Barrera broke in on runs of five and 15 yards, Scott had three TDs including a 10 yard dash, and Serrano added a nine yard score. Van Horn racked 28 first downs and 340 rushing yards plus 158 passing. Balmorhea could only muster 46 rushing and 52 passing. Next up Crane visits Van Horn, Balmorhea hosts Clint.
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van Horn
Balmorhea
Bears
Victor Barrera
Gaylord Scott
Eagles
Barrera
Richard Serrano
Paydirt
Charlie Lipsey
Scott
Serrano
Crane
Clint
Rivers Builds Doghouse In Center Field For Yankees
AP Sports Writer Ken Rappoport reports Mickey Rivers faces manager Billy Martin after a late arrival and a lineup absence in a doubleheader split with the Detroit Tigers. The Yankees won the second game 3-1, narrowing their magic number to 11 for the AL East title as Orioles, Royals, A's, Red Sox, and Angels also posted wins.
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Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Martin
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A's
Minnesota Twins
Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Angels
Booster club to view Carlsbad game film
Pecos Booster Club members and guests may view the film of the Eagles 33 8 victory over Carlsbad at 8 p m Tuesday in Pecos Eagle Fieldhouse A scouting report on next Friday s opponent Lamasa Golden Tornado will also be shown.
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Pecos
Carlsbad
Carlos Nichols
Booster Club
Pecos Booster Club
Pecos Eagle
The
Eagle
Lamasa Golden Tornado
Kermit Fails To Hold Off Denver In 21 13 Defeat
Denver scored twice in the opening quarter and again in the final period to upset Kermit 21 to 13 in a Class 2A gridiron clash. Carl Coggin starred for the Mustangs with two touchdowns, opening the scoring 20 seconds in on an 83 yard run. Jeff Logan added a two yard TD run and Coggin connected with Max McGeary for a two point conversion.
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Weinacht
Mosby
Eagles
Denver City
Kermit
Carl Coggin
Mustangs
Jeff Logan
Coggin
Max McGeary
Connors wins U S Open title over Borg in dramatic final
James Scott Connors, the American left hander, defeated Bjorn Borg in a three hour final at the West Side Tennis Club to reclaim the crown. Connors edged a tense third set tiebreak 11-9 and captured the $30 000 prize as Borg failed to close the match.
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Howard Smith
Forest Hills
N.Y
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
James Scott Connors
Connors
Borg
West Side
Floyd wins World Open in sudden-death playoff at Pinehurst
Ray Floyd defeated Jerry McGee on the first playoff hole on No 2 course to capture the World Open title at Pinehurst after both tied at 274. Floyd birdied the final hole to force the playoff as McGee, who led late, fell short. Burns, Watson, Irwin, Smith, and Massengale also contended in a tight finish.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Jerry McGee
Ray Floyd
McGee
Floyd
Mee- Gee
Pinehurst Country Club
Proach
Burns
Tom Watson
Hale Irwin
Bob E. Smith
Rik Massengale
Massengale
Irwin
Smith
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Pecos Enterprise Sports
Lynn Webb
Crown Prince Light
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Hubbs Office Supply
S. Oak St
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