Baseball Scores Tuesday and Wednesday Top Lineups
Tuesday results show Toronto 5 Boston 3 Detroit 3 Baltimore 2 New York 7 Cleveland 6 Milwaukee 7 Seattle 6 Chicago 9 Minnesota 3 Texas 5 Oakland 3 California 4 Kansas City 7 Oakland 3. Wednesday schedule lists multiple matchups with pitchers and teams across divisions.
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September sports schedule features multiple football and volleyball games
September schedule lists Crockett and Marfa junior varsity and freshman football games at 6 and 7 p.m. with Permian and Monahans. Queens play Alpine volleyball, Eagles host El Paso Irvin at 8 p.m. Abilene City Volleyball Tournament Balmorhea and Ft. Hancock matches at 8 p.m. on Friday. Zavala faces Big Spring at 10 a.m. with Abilene City Tournament events on the 29th.
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NBA rejects Knicks bid in Webster compensation case
NBA Commissioner Lawrence F. O'Brien refused Knicks demand that Seattle return Lonnie Shelton Vinnie Johnson and 450000 following Judge Carter's ruling in the Marvin Webster case. The NBA will appeal Carter's decision calling the compensation excessive.
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Recreation Department September Football Showdowns
Recreation Department lists five men's and boys football matches for September. Barstow faces Gibson's Discount Center at 7 p.m., Yucca Sales plays Canal Well Service at 8 p.m., Pecos Nursing Home meets H and H Production at 9 p.m., Hill's Thriftway battles EDCO Oilfield Con. at 5:30 p.m. in field 1, and First National Bank opposes Merchants Fast Motor Lines at 5:30 p.m. in field 2.
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Trevino slams golf TV coverage before World Series of Golf
Akron AP reports Lee Trevino voices sharp criticism of golf television coverage. He praises Nicklaus but faults directors and camera choices, arguing ratings fall not from players but from how the sport is presented. He notes Tom Watson earns big money and credits his character and ability.
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Girls Outpick Sports Writer In Local Picks Night
In Pecos Enterprise notebook, female staff members pick up top scores against Riverside as Sue Ramsey leads with 70 percent. The piece blends sports commentary with quotes on golf coverage, noting Trevino and Watson amid opinions on TV coverage and the California trip for Watson after welcoming his first child.
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19th Annual Fall Horse Show Planned Near Carlsbad
The Eddy County Sheriff’s Posse announces its 19th Annual Fall Horse Show for October 13 and 14 at the Posse arena three miles east of Carlsbad on Hwy 62 180 Hobbs Hwy. English events are October 13 with Phoenix, Arizona judge Kathy Johnson, Western events October 14 with Lamesa, Texas judge Jerry Boyer, and Trail riding judged by Linnie Hatch of Carlsbad. Steward is Gilbert Dollahan. For info call Manifred Miller or Laverne Greer. mail entries to P O Box 1148 Carlsbad NM 88220. Entries must be mailed by October 6.
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Pecos Eagles gain second in district offense standings
The Pecos Eagles routed El Paso rivals 31-14 to move their preseason record to 3–0. District 2-3A leaders Ft Stockton and Andrews show strong defense and offense with top rushers Ricks and Arreguy among district leaders. Pecos sits second in offense and defense behind Ft Stockton.
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Hope eyes Sugar Ray Leonard bout after Wembley win
Britain's Maurice Hope retains the WBC light middleweight title at Wembley by stopping Mike Baker in the seventh round. Manager Terry Lawless says a 1980 unification clash with Sugar Ray Leonard is hoped for next year.
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