Familiar racing names back in the saddle
Rich Petty Bobby Unser and Jackie Stewart returned to racing action over the weekend with Petty claiming a Martinsville stock car win after Allison faltered Stewart won the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport Park setting a lap record and earning $25,000 Revson and Hulme followed in McLarens Unser won the Trenton 300 to clinch USAC driving title Leonard finished third in USAC standings as 23,000 witnessed Unser edge Donohue Penske by 14 seconds at Trenton
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Ryan fans Rangers to reach 300 strikeouts milestone
Nolan Ryan of the California Angels struck out 12 Texas batters to reach 302 for the season as he beat the Rangers 2-1 on a three-hitter Monday night. He joined an elite AL group and reflected on his late-season form amid his 300th strikeout milestone.
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Freshmen split games with Artesia in two matchups
Pecos freshmen divide squad for two games against Artesia. A game won 12-6, B game tied 8-8. Schedule lists Oct 1 Alpine here, Oct 7 Fort Stockton and Crane away, with multiple future dates. Seventh graders opened season at East Pecos JH with Cowboys and Oilers 0-0, Saints beat Redskins 22-0, Packers 6-0 over Rams. Upcoming West Pecos JH games set for 4 p.m.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule United by League and Team
American League East standings show Boston leading with 80 wins, Detroit 80, Baltimore 78, New York 78, Cleveland 67, Milwaukee 61. West shows Oakland 87, Chicago 83, Minnesota 75, Kansas City 72, California 70, Texas 295 runs total. Monday results mention California 2 Texas, Minnesota–Oakland postponed by rain. Tuesday and Wednesday games list matchups across AL and NL with numerous head-to-heads and venue details.
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Trojans Hold No 1 In AP Poll After Illinois rout
Southern California remains atop the AP college football rankings for the third straight week after a 95-20 win over Illinois. Oklahoma slides to second after a 68-3 victory over Oregon, while Colorado, Tennessee, Ohio State, Alabama, Nebraska, Michigan and Notre Dame join the top ten and 20 as Tulane and West Virginia rise with key wins.
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Broadhead shoot and novelty event draw 34 shooters
The Pecos Archery Club hosted a Saturday night novelty shoot with 34 shooters in the Broadhead Shoot next day. Youth and women divisions tied in shoot offs, with Sandi Lockett and Elaine Houston reaching 19 targets. Prizes included arrows, broadheads, and hunting knives.
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Eaglets Tie and Beat Artesia in Junior High Football
West Pecos Junior High Eaglets split squads to tie Artesia 6 6 with the first string and win 34 12 with the second string. Next game is here at 10 a m Saturday as part of the 1972 schedule including Alpine Monahans Andrews Kermit Artesia Monahans West Pecos Field.
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