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Pecos Enterprise in Pecos, Texas

13 Aug 1971

Page 9

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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1971

Page

9

Pecos Eagles eye title run with Millsapps optimism

Pecos High School athletic director Jerry Millsapps predicts the Eagles can contend for the 3A title this year. He notes 15 returning lettermen plus one ineligible senior, with a large roster and early practice schedule. Millsapps cites speed, depth gaps in interior line, and aims to field a full team with all students invited to try out while naming competitors in District 2AAA.

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Fran Jerry Millsapps Pecos High School Pecos Eagle Millsapps Eagles Jimmy Davis Mike Sadler Bobby Herod Ernie Calanchi Russell Grizzard Larry Oster Billy Wooten Jim Brammer Tony Dominguez Richard Guevara Mario Borrego Paul Wein Bruce Faulkner The Varsety Rey Lee Stokes Jim White Stokes White Mark Jackson Carlos Abila Agapito Abila Charles Clark Doug Huckaby Dayton Whitehurst Jim Tallett Dub Smith Charles Pattillo Andy Miller Jim Strother East Pecos Filimon Talamantez James Thomas Gomosindo Olibas David Lundgren Pecos Gene Waits Steve Peters John Stickels Wayne Grable Beau Jack Hendricks Bill Burling George March Kermit Fort Stockton Andrews Monahans Seminole
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Strother Returns as Coach at Pecos High

Former Pecos High School athlete Jim Strother, a 1967 graduate, returns home to take coaching and teaching assignments at his alma mater. He will coach ninth grade football and teach Related Math I and IT, with wife Julie living at 319 S. Oleander St.

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Pecos Jim Strother J.O. Strother Strother PHS Howard Payne College Brownwood Baylor University Waco Julie S. Oleander St
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Chevron Flight Aims For Fourth Straight Futurity Win

Florida bred 2 year old Chevron Flight seeks his fourth straight stakes win in a 6 furlong Futurity at Arlington Park Chicago. The colt trained by Flying Fable has already won the Christiana at Delaware the Great American at Aqueduct and the Sapling at Monmouth in recent starts.

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Associated Press Sport Chevron Flight Arlington Park Chicago Delaware Aqueduct Monmouth
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New trainer begins duties at Pecos High School

A new trainer joins Pecos High School athletic department. George Marcy, previously five years at Kermit High School, starts duties and will teach boys health during class. He replaces Ralph Stewart who moved to El Paso Eastwood High School.

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Pecos George Marcy Kermit Marcy Henderson, New High School Southwest Texas State University San Marcos Jayton Ralph Stewart el Paso Eastwood High School
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Royal missed SMU chance reshaped Texas football history

Longhorn coach Darrell Royal disclosed in the 71 Magazine that he would have taken SMU’s head job in 1956 if Matty Bell had followed up. Royal, then at Washington, later joined Texas under Dana X. Bible, reflecting on how different events might have been.

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Lubbock Texas Darrell Royal Longhorn Southern Methodist Matty Bell Royal Washington Dana X. Bible Burle Pettit SMU Matty Bell Bill Meeks Mississippi State Canada Longhorns
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Aggies Face 1971 SWC Title Hope By Experience Formula

The Southwest Conference football outlook uses a returning-letterman system. Texas A&M leads with 75 points, followed by Texas Tech 39 and TCU 31. Rice, Baylor, Arkansas, SMU, and others trail, while past champions averaged 32.5 points.

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Dallas Texas Aggies Arkansas Gary Hammond Mustangs Ken Fleming Aggies Texas Tech A&m Texas A&m TCU Texas Rice Baylor SMU Tech Coechampion
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