Baseball at a Glance From Pecos Enterprise sports
Friday games feature Kansas City at Minnesota Seattle at Texas Detroit at Baltimore New York at Cleveland California at Chicago Oakland at Milwaukee and Boston at Toronto. National League East standings show Philadelphia leading, followed by Pittsburgh and Chicago with Montreal and St Louis trailing. Thursday results include Pittsburgh beating Chicago in 14 innings and Houston defeating Atlanta.
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Tennis stars shine in UCLA and Hartford rounds
John Lloyd of England upset Roscoe Tanner 4-6 7-6 6-3 in UCLA Pauley Pavilion third round while Peter Fleming beat Kim Warwick 7-6 6-3. In Hartford John McEnroe crushed Brad Drewett 6-1 6-1 to reach the quarterfinals of a 75000 event as other seeds advance. Ed Sneed and teammates lead Napa tour with 66s. Happy Escort wins Delaware Little Brown Jug heat for 186,760 purse.
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Iaiene State Armory
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Gene Mayer
William Prinsoloo
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Napa, Calif
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Rex Caldwell
Dave Hichelberger
Jay Haas
Napa
Eddie Pearce
Bob Zender
Pat McGowan
Pat Fitzsimons
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Ohio
Happy Escort
Bill Popfinger
Rangers Top Twins 6 3 In Frustrating Season Closer
Texas Rangers defeated the Minnesota Twins 6-3 in Bloomington. Pitcher Jon Matlack earned his 14th win as Texas split runs across the game and finished with strong relief. Manager Billy Hunter lamented a frustrating year citing errors and uneven infield play, while Grubb delivered a two run double in the eighth to seal it.
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Ali apologizes for alleged remarks in race dispute
Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali issued a Chicago statement apologizing for racial slurs tied to a New Orleans dispute with Philip Ciaccio and Jake Di Maggio. He said friends distorted events and insisted he harbors no hostility, stressing equality before God. Ciaccio and Di Maggio pursued a $10 million suit. the case stalled after funds were returned by Louisiana Sports Inc. and Top Rank exec Butch Lewis.
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Injunction Against UIL Is Refused
A Texas state district court judge refused to issue a temporary injunction blocking the University Interscholastic League one year transfer rule. The ACF Texas seeks non senior footballers eligible for varsity play before the October 9 trial in a class action challenge. Judge Harley Clark said he did not want to create confusion among athletes.
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Harris ratings raise Pecos Eagles to No. 2 in Texas
The Harris Rating System elevates Pecos Eagles to second in AAA District, ahead of Fort Stockton now twelfth. They travel to El Paso Riverside for a 7:30 p.m. Friday game at Yselta Hutchins Stadium, then visit Irvin next week before returning home Oct 6 to host Alpine Bucks on Homecoming Day at Rotary Field with an 8 p.m. kickoff.
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