Harris Rating System ranks Pecos Eagles 40th in Texas grid circuit
Mike Oestreicher notes the Harris poll places Pecos Eagles 40th among 4 A Texas teams with a 1 1 record after a close loss to 2 A opponent. Pecos plays Lamesa High at home Friday as a tough test before road trips to Marfa and Seminole and a season ending schedule.
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Pecos Archers win ten trophies in four meets
The Pecos Archery Club captured ten of fifteen trophies across four West Texas League meets held in Pecos Odessa Winters and San Angelo. Winners included Lester Wright Chuck Brooks Ricky Box Rodney Grable Bill Box Jack English and Hattie English with additional placers and non entrants noted.
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Retirement for Duane Thomas Returns Cowboys Workouts
Duane Thomas will begin workouts with the Dallas Cowboys after NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle approved his reinstatement from retirement. He will train while phlebitis in his left leg is monitored and is not active for the upcoming Philadelphia game. The Cowboys also announced the trade for veteran linebacker Lee Roy Caffey.
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Rules for football contest changed this week
The weekly prep football contest has new rules due to many ties. Entered players must predict winners for seven games, with Pecos vs Lamesa requiring predicted scores. Winners announced in the Tuesday sports section. top prize is $15, with $5/$3/$1 for near-perfect scores if no perfect score is achieved.
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Texas lands Washingtons Senators move to Dallas area
Washington owner Bob Short wins AL approval to shift the Senators to Dallas Fort Worth with conditions including Turnpike Stadium expansion and indemnity to the Texas League. Cronin and Kuhn note the move ends a Washington baseball era while Danzansky cites a strong bid but insufficient capitalization.
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