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2B THE ODESSA AMERICAN Wednesday. March 2. 1983 Monahans tops 0 baseball The Associated Press The American MONAHANS The Monahans Loboes followed great pitching in downing the Odessa baseball team 7-5 Tuesday. The game opened with five runs scored in the first inning. The Bronchos came up with two runs of their own and Monahans countered with three.

Alex Spencer started the game on the mound for the Bronchos but after giving up four runs, Broncho Coach Milt Thompson sent in Thomas Smith after the second inning. "He (Smith) had a shaky start," Thompson said. "He pitched very well for us." Smith pitched five innings and recorded three strike outs, but a lack of timely hitting spelled doom for the Bronchos and Smith ended up with the loss. The Bronchos left 11 men on base and committed three costly errors while Monahans stranded seven and had one error. Jessie Paz sparked the Broncho offense going three for four, including a triple.

Hilbert Anaya reached base twice on singles. Odessa got back in the game, scoring one in the top of sixth to tie Monahans 5-5. But the young Bronchos gave up two runs in the bottom of the inning to fall behind once again. The Bronchos tried a seventh- inning comeback but the attempt fell short. With a man on third and two outs, a pop fly ended the game.

The loss drops Odessa to 0-2. The Bronchos dropped then-season opener against Andrews Feb. 23. Odessa travels to El Paso to compete in the El Paso Tourna ment Friday and Saturday afternoon. Jazz 11 3, Rockets 112 Utah went scoreless in the last 1:47, but held on to beat Houston.

Spurs 114, Suns 109 Walter Berry scored 29 points as San Antonio handed Phoenix its third straight loss and 23rd in 28 road games this season. Trailing 87-35 after three quarters, the Spurs rallied behind Alvin Robertson. Bucks 117, Celtics 116 Milwaukee, which lost to Boston by 36 points last Friday, saw an 18-point lead dwindle to one before holding on. Pistons 11 7, Hawks 104 Detroit improved its Central Division lead to two games, beating Atlanta despite 50 points from Dominique Wil-kins. IT Monahans 7.

Odessa 5 Ooeiu Wonaftcnt 201 ft S-M ,311 002 i M-1 Scncai Sftwm 3( and UoratM OoesM Paz (3). Anyna (2). Spermr, Morales, and Monanant Ms: Jimenez (2), Sanchez tf), Martinez. Sutxa norfcne OouDtet None Triples: Paz-OOessa Home runs None SAC Monanans iOe Winning Pitcner Jimenez. LP Smith HS OC golfers finish 10th IHligh School Report Junior High Report The American The American Ninth grade Bonham 45, Ector 30 Scoring: Charletta Washington led Bonham with 20 points.

Aleecia Loud added 12. Ector was led by Tot Stevens' 12 points. Crockett 48, Nimitz43 Scoring: Amy Garcia led Crockett with 16 points. Rosabla Carrasco tossed in 14. Kori Morris led Nimitz with a game high 18.

Hood 53, Bowie 41 Scoring: Debbie Davis led Hood with 18 points. Anita Wright and Melinda McAdams both added 10. Tara Abila scored a game-high 21 for Bowie. Charnie Bassler added 10. Eighth grade Nimitz 51, Crockett 20 Scoring: LaShawn Powell scored 18 points for Nimitz.

Kris McSwain added 10. Crockett was led by Melissa Earnest's 7. Tuesday. 0-0: Morrow 0. 2-22 Totals 1t.

1 5-27-55 Abilene 51 Denman 1. 3-45: McGee 1, 1-23; Moore 7 2-217; Lockridge 7, 1-215; Brown 4. 4-512; Anderson 0. 0-20. Forkerway 1.

0-0-2: Davis 1. M-2; Hall 1. 0-12 Totals 23. 11-1858 Whitharral tops Wink SEMINOLE The Wink Wildcats hopes of a Class A state title in boys basketball ended Tuesday night with a 74-65 loss to Whitharral in sub-regional action. The Wildcats finish the season with a mark of 19-8.

Junior Cobos led with 23 points and Danny Carroll tossed in21. Matt Corkery had a game-high 35 for Whitharral. Kevin Driver chipped in 15 and Adam Myatt added 13. "Their quickness up front threw us off balance," Wink Coach Danny Carrillo said. "We were stone cold in the first half." "The kids showed a lot of character and poise," Carrillo said.

"They never gave up." Whitharral 74, Wink 65 Whitharaal .....23 15 23 1 374 'Wink 14 7 18 28-85 Whitharral 74 Corkery 35, Driver 15, Myatt 13, Amala 3. Overman 1, Salines 7. Totals 26; 17-27 74 Wink 85 Cobos 23, Carroll 21, Beckam 8, Jacobson 8, Roach 5, Jones 2. Totals 26, 7-1 185 7" Team results 1 Alexander City 7 2 Brevard A- 996; 3. Pilm Beach 13: Indian River 815; 5 Brevard 920; 6 UN.

Florida 930 7 Florida CC 938: 8 Miami Dade Norm 944; 9 Wallace SI 98: W. Odeua MO. OC individuals Kevin Youngblood 79-J33: 2 Mike Ambriz 74-238; 3. Ross Cargile 80-245; 4 John Persshern 81-248: 5. Lance Rosey8l-248 233.

Mike Ambriz shot 79 for a total of 238. Ross Cargile's 80 gave him 245, John Pershern ended up with 246 and Lance Posey fired a 248. Per Johansson of Alexander City fired a 214 to take individual medalist honors. The Wranglers, ranked No. 6 in the nation, will be back in action March 12-15 in Scotts-dale, Arizona.

as well, Helms said. "The biggest thing I'm pounding right now is the fact of playing hard," Helms said. "We were still playing hard, at the end of two hours and 15 minutes of practice. "Your safest, surest way of doing something is when you're playing hard. I would say right now we're doing that." Helms is trying to reverse a season-ending skid that left OC 2-2 in its final four games.

"They cannot go on the floor for us unless they can take a charge and dive for the ball," Helms said, emphasizing the work ethic for his team. If OC wins Thursday, the Wranglers meet the winner of the South Plains-McClennan game at 1 p.m. Friday. Tournament at Chapparral Center Friday 9 p.m. Saturday 7 p.m.

Friday 1 p.m. The American: Debra Simpson Abilene advances in overtime, 58-55 MONAHANS The Abilene Eagles advanced in the Class 5A state playoffs with a 58-55 overtime victory over El Paso Andress Tuesday. Tony Moore led Abilene with 17 points. Cory Lockridge tossed in 15, and Doug Brown added 12. Andre Carter led Andress with 13 and Carlos Dominguez netted 11.

Abilene jumped out to a 25-9 lead after the first quarter and coasted until the fourth period when Andress outscored Abilene 13-2 to send the contest into overtime. Abilene scored only three points in overtime but it was three more than Andress could muster. Abilene, 22-8, now faces Fort Worth Dunbar Friday at the Chaparral Center in Midland in the first round of the Class 5A basketball tournament. Abilene 58, El Paso Andress 55 OT Andress 0 19 14 13 055 Abilene 25 18 10 2 358 Andress 59 Smalls 1, 0-02; Dominguez 3. 4-411; Westen 1, 1-1i-3; Edger 1, 4-8-8: Carter 6, 1-313; Doctor 8.

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Angie Luna had 10 for Hood. Tuesday. Bonham 63, Ector 27 Scoring: Trivia Taylor had a game high 22 points for Bonham. Tania Castillejos added 14. Tammi Rodgers chipped in 13.

Debbi Johnson led Ector with 11. Seventh grade Crockett 28, Nimitz 27 Scoring: Shawquannia Young led Crockett with 9. Bonham 37, Ector 21 Scoring: Kesa Wilson scored 11 points for Bonham. Bowie 47, Hood 18 Scoring: Belinda Vasquez tossed in 12 for Bowie. Kim Rackow added 10.

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I MM fS 'Smu HHf The American COCOA BEACH, Fla. The Odessa College golf team started Tuesday's final round of the Sun Tree Intercollogiate in 10th place, and finished that way with a total score of 960. Alexander City hung on to its lead to finish with an 879 and first placed Brevard's A team took second with an 896. "This is the first tournament out of the chute," OC Coach Kyle Howard said. "I really didn't know what to expect.

It shows we need a lot more work." Kevin Youngblood fired a 74 Tuesday for a two-day total of OC Johnson finished the regular season fifth in conference scoring, third in field-goal percentage, at .626, third in blocked shots and first in rebounding, steals and free-throw shooting. Samuel was second in the WJCAC from beyond the three-point stripe, hitting 49 percent. The inside-outside combination of the two could spell the difference for OC in the tournament. Smith, the reliable sophomore team captain, owns a .16.3 scoring mark and has been invaluable at taking some of the inside pressure off Johnson. Bell, a defensive and rebounding specialist, will be an important cog in OC's scheme Reqion Midland New Mexico No.

1 seed west Noon Thursday Cisco No. 4 seed north Midland No. 3 seed west 9 p.m. Thursday TSTI no. 2 seed north McCJennan No.

1 seed north 2 p.m. Thursday South Plains No. 4 seed west Weatherford No. 3 seed north 4 p.m. Thursday Odessa No.

2 seed west Source: TheOdessa American Mojo pitched just as it did in Saturday's 3-2 win over Pecos. Tuesday's starter Mike Winchell, 1-0, got out of an early jam with a first inning double Ontiveros relieved Winchell in the fifth and he benefited from another double play, this one unassisted by his replacement at shortstop, Jeff Martin. Hobbs scored a run in the fifth off Ontiveros but blew a chance for more on a failed squeeze play that left Goode hung up between third and home after he led off the inning with a double. "We made a lot of mistakes today," said Worth. "Not to take anything away from Permian, they played well.

But we made a lot of mistakes in base running." Highley said he will have a much better idea of how good his team is after it plays in a three-day tournament at Abilene this weekend. "We still have got a long way to go on our hitting," he said. rrGnaaaBnaaaaHam. Ii il 155SR12 I Ameri Sport Tbi Blk I 26.62 P15580R13 Amerl Sport Tbl Blk 27.84 P18560R13 Ameri Tech 4 Tbl P19575R14 Ameri Tech 4 Tbl Blk 29.14 P19575R14 Ameri Tech 4 Tbl 34.58 P16580R13 Ameri Way XT Tbl 33.11 P18580R13 Amerl Way XT Tbl 35.73 P18575R14 Ameri Way XT Tbl 35.86 P19575R14 Ameri Way XT Tbl P20575R14 Ameri Way XT Tbl P21570RI Ameri Way XT Tbl "P20575R15 Ameri Way XT Tbl P21575RI5 Ameri Way XT Tbl P18580R13 Ameri XL 4 Tbl P18575R14 Ameri XL 4 Tbl P19575R14 Ameri XL 4 Tbl P20575RI5 Ameri XL 4 Tbl P21575R15 I Ameri XL 4 Tbl I ELECTRONIC IGNITION I ENCINE.TUNE-UP ZxXS? I insiaHCnampton coppef phis Aftjust liowm tdk speed and vxtra I (hdrgtr il cdrtHMolor removal rented Crank txHtv hosn rwlty I histxt crwssatxi (voUQ slsirttne rxi (hat frig iysteni 4 CYL 1 CYL OIH I S77 STO I I ZkMUi IH)ru, IS untl I.ttit Expires 31988 OIL CHANCE LUBE FILTER New oil niter Lubricate chassis Up to 5 quarts Kendall 10W30 multi-weight oil I i Cm I Other mights mrur a jii jrtdiliunal thdiRt' txplfs 3 it; bb VV 1 Permian 3, Hobbs 2 Permian Hobbs ab bi ab Hubert. 2b 3 1 0 0 Lance, ss 2 0 1 0 Wllklns.c 3 12 1 Barnett.rf 3 0 2 0 Morgan.ll 2 0 10 Owens.

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IP ER BB SO Hobbs Goode. L0-1 5 3 2 1 7 Winn 1 1 0 0 0 3 Permian Winchell. 1-0 4 4 0 0 0 4 Ontiveros 1 2 1110 Bohannon 2 2 1 1 0 1 Winchell faced one batter in the fifth. Ontiveros faced one batter In the sixth. WP Winchell.

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