Archers Compete in Odessa West Texas League Shoots
Pecos Archery Club members traveled to Odessa on Sunday September 17 for the final West Texas League shoot. Winners were decided by total points across four shoots with a one point bonus for shoot winners in each class. Marvin Clark Winters tied in A class bow hunter shoot-off with Bill Malone Pecos.
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Charlie Wright
San Angelo
Jack English
Odessa
David Helfenbien
Sue Hicks
Marilyn Helfernbein
Marvin Clark
Winters
Elaine Wright
Elaine Houston
George Houston
Pat Clark
Wayne Grable
David Helfenbein
Marilyn Helfenbein
Hunter
Marilyn Helfenbien
Bill Malone
Bow Hunter
Bowhunter
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The American League East shows Detroit leading with 80 wins and 68 losses, followed by Baltimore, New York, and Cleveland. In the West, Oakland tops the table while Chicago and Minnesota chase. Tuesday results include Cleveland over Baltimore and Milwaukee defeating Boston, with several matchups scheduled or postponed for Wednesday.
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National League race tightens as x Cincinnati clinches
National League standings show Cincinnati stamping a clinched division pennant after a 5 1 defeat of Philadelphia while Houston and Los Angeles trail. Schedule notes list Chicago at Montreal and Atlanta at Cincinnati among key matchups as teams chase playoff spots.
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Wilson
New York
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St. Louis
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Pecos rises to No 21 in Harris Rating
Pecos climbs from No 30 to No 21 in the Harris Rating system after last Friday's win over Lamesa. West Texas Class A leads with Sonora, Rankin, Mason, and Junction in the top four. The Red Devils jump from No 5 to No 2 on the strength of a 33-6 victory over Jal, the defending New Mexico state champion.
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West Texas
Sonora
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Red Devils
New Mexico
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Blass Grabs 20th Victory With Pirates Win Over Phillies
Pirates righty Steve Blass pitched eight innings of five hit ball to notch his 19th win, with two more regular-season starts left before a possible playoff opener against Cincinnati. Roberto Clemente moved within four hits of 3,000, piling singles to raise his total to 2,966 as Pittsburgh bashed Philadelphia 5-1.
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Ralph Garr
Dusty Baker
Earl Williams
Braves
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Ted Simmons
Tug McGraw
Ed Kranepool
Wayne Gar
Longhorns predicted to win over Texas Tech Saturday
New York AP preview notes Texas Tech and Texas both strong after wins. It highlights Texas poised for a fifth straight Southwest Conference title vs Texas Tech, with quotes from Darrell Royal and Jim Carlen. Also previews other major college games and upsets flagging Illinois as an upset pick.
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Texas Longhorns
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Scott haunts Bosox with timely homer in tight pennant race
Former Red Sox slugger Scott, now with Milwaukee, homered to spark a 6-4 Brewers win at Fenway. The loss tightens Boston's lead in the AL East to a half game as Detroit and New York gain ground. Other games saw Cleveland beat Baltimore 5-2 as Chambliss and Fosse homered, while Yastrzemski and Pattin hit early two-run shots for Boston.
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Yastrzemski
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Ray Fosse
Cleveland
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Johnny Oates
Don Buford
Bobby Grich
Oates
Foster Keeps Title Forces Ali Fight and Rematch
London AP Foster retains light heavyweight title after beating Chris Finnegan in 14 rounds. He plans two 12 round bouts including a planned November defense against Muhammad Ali, with promoter ASTAIRE pushing Wembley as site and TV for the U.S. Ali’s adviser weighs Las Vegas or Detroit as options. Finnegan, a Mexico City 1968 Olympian, fights hard but is knocked down late. Foster says Finnegan was tough and left-handed but that he hit harder.
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England
Bob Foster
Muhammad Ali
Finnegan
Foster
Jarvis Astaire
Ali
Wembley
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Las Vegas
Detroit
Mexico City
David Peters Wins Contest In Harris Rating Tie
David Peters wins the Enterprise football contest tied for a near perfect score after two of 58 entries failed to predict the Kermit Denver City tie. Peters receives $5 by mail. Dwain Lamb finishes second. Pecos upset over Lamesa favored. Pecos rises to 21 in the Harris Rating. A new contest starts today.
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Enterprise
Denver
Littler Returns to Pro Golf After Cancer Battle
Gene Littler, 41, a former U S Open champion and five time money winner with 18 pro seasons, plans to resume at the Pacific Club Masters in Tokyo after two surgeries for malignant tumor removal under his left arm. He says it will feel like starting over and nerves will accompany early rounds as he aims to prove he can compete at the pro level again.
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Gene Littler
Littler
Tokyo
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