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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
7
Fragmented text provides few legible details about an event or notices. The readable items reference generic terms and lack clear names places dates or actions for a fuller summary.
The Baptists defeated the Firemen 10 to 9 Monday night after leading 10 6 mid game. Dub Card debuted on the mound for the Baptists striking out three and delivering a sizzling pace to stymie the Fireboys. Dardin and Card pitched, Meadows catching for the Baptists. Bell and Jester pitched for the Firemen.
J W B Williams traveled from Balmorhea on Saturday and Monday to collect election returns, confirming local results and returning to his duties.
The Methodists defeated Mercantile Telephone 20 to 9 on Friday night. Milton Harper left the game in the seventh after head injuries from a slide. Klinger pitched and Ross caught for the Methodists while Odom and Clinton formed the Mercantile-Telephone battery.
The Pecos Parent Teachers Association executive committee voted to publish a yearbook this season. The first evening meeting is set for September 17, with all meetings in the evenings. The group also plans its annual Halloween carnival.
A tight late inning rally lifted the Fireboys to a 7 to 6 victory over the Wholesalers on Thursday. Trailing 6 to 2, four later runs in the sixth tied the game, and Fitzgerald earned the win with Morrison behind the plate for the Wholesalers.
The Wholesalers top batting averages after 9 games at 0.296 with 132 hits in 446 at bats. Retailers close at 0.290 with 125 hits in 432 at bats. Methodists 0.286 with 133 hits in 464 at bats. Morc-Tels 0.285 with 105 hits in 269 at bats. Fireboys 0.281 with 121 hits in 431 at bats. Baptists 0.269 with 126 hits in 470 at bats.
Miss Myrtle Cowan and Miss Mary Otto left Thursday for Coleman to visit Mr and Mrs Clyde McClellan. Mrs McClellan is the former Miss Merle Moran.
Kopello Oil Co. a Sinclair Prairie unit, credited with a large Jal area producer. No. A-1 Stevens in section 13 25-66 extends the proven Jal pool area half a mile. Initial yield about 190 barrels per hour through 2 12 inch choke with 6,000,000 cubic feet of gas.
The column pretends a sportswriter’s pick for the second half softball season. It lists teams such as Retailers and Firemen vying for top spots, predicting Retailers will lead due to steady improvement while Firemen may drop slightly.
The six city league softball captains announce All Star teams chosen by Cecil Lee of Mercantile Telephone Co. The cream of the league is listed with positions including catchers Jester and Ross, pitchers Klinger and Sharp, and infielders Wall Preston Williams Holley Balter Fitzgerald Collie Meadows, among others.
Fireboys hold the pennant with a 1 loss and .900 average after the first half. Retailers and Methodists tie for second at .600, Wholesalers .400, Merch-Telephone .300, Baptists .200. Final tallies and standings prompt a fresh start in the second half.
Horace Woodruff selects the Wholesalers baseball squad with Sharp and W Bell as pitchers and Morrison Pritchett Mt Mount Harrison Henderson Hedgens Bedford as fielders. Mr and Mrs H C McNew return from Buckner Missouri. Mr and Mrs C E Armstrong attended Paisano camp meeting. Pink Harbert of Balmorhea visited Pecos to see friends.
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