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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1970
Page
8
The Pecos Eagle Queens ended their season Tuesday at home with a loss to Monahans, who captured the district title. In the B team game Pecos won 12-10 before dropping the next two 15-4 and 14-9. Brenda led the team with strong hitting as Pecos took the opening set 14-9 and 15-? in the final.
East Pecos eighth graders dominated the Monahans meet with 169 points, winning nine first places including all field events. Donald Walker triumphed in high jump 5 feet 8 inches new record, discus 125 feet, and 220 yard dash 25.1 seconds, while Julio Zaragosa captured broad jump vault and 660 yard run.
West Pecos eighth grade Eaglets placed second at a weekend Monahans meet, narrowly defeating Goliad of Big Spring by two points. Alan Callison won the 70 yard high hurdles and placed fourth in the 120 yard low hurdles, while Bo Lawrance and Francisco Sandoval contributed in the sprints.
Pecos Eagles crushed Artesia 12 to 6 as Chris Spray went 4 for 4 with five RBIs. Ricky Chavez added two hits and nine RBIs overall, while Johnny Fuentez earned the win and Wayne Lapseley took the loss.
East Pecos placed several boys among winners at the Monahans meet securing three first place finishes. Joe Pagan won the pole vault Tony Matta took discus Freddy Vasquez won the 100 yard dash.
West Pecos Eaglets seventh graders dominated at the Monahans meet winning the overall team title and the 880 yard relay. Juan Sandoval earned three firsts in shot put broad jump and 220 yard dash, while David Dominguez added a 660 yard win and 880 relay. Other top placers included Abila Dominguez Palomino and Sandoval with multiple top finishes.
U.S. Forest Service report lists conditions for Sandia Peak, Sierra Blanca, Red River, and Taos ski areas. It notes trail adequacy, snow depth from 12 to 62 inches, snow type packed powder to frozen granular, weather cloudy to clear, and skiing conditions ranging from fair to excellent with road and chain requirements specified.
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