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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1939

Page

11

Pecos Eagle Football Squad Faces Final High School Season

Ten Pecos Eagles players wrap up high school football as they prepare for a bi district game at Odessa against Olton. Five graduate this year and leave the team. five others become ineligible due to the 18 year old rule taking effect in 1940. Three players may still play if not graduating, while several others are set to be eligible again for 1941 if not graduating.

Pecos Eagle Eagles Odessa Olton Pecos High Hopkins Frank Medanich J. T. Prewit Cole Armstrong Kenneth Griffin Willis Cook Medanich Prewit Armstrong Cook Griffin Norwin Burton James Bull L. A. Richards Charles Williams Chaney Piper Burton Richards Bill Burchard A. D. Haynes Billy Bob Oglesby

Callahan May Be Headed For Wave

J. R. Callahan of Wink high school, a standout fullback, drew Tulane University's attention this week as he prepares to watch the Sugar Bowl between Tulane and Texas A&M. Supporters say the Wildcat star has the makings of a college player after three high school seasons of strong offense.

J. R. Callahan Wink High Tulane University Callahan Wink High School Tulane Texas A. & M Wink Wildcat Earl Bell Reeves County Pecos Earl T. H. Beauchamp Clarence Bell Texas Bell Mr. Beauchamp Claude Elkins

Odessa Named Region 2 Football Finals Site

For the third straight year Fly Field near Odessa hosts Region 2 finals with Pecos and Olton representing the Trans-Pecos to Plains Country region, the league’s largest territory.

Odessa Pecos Olton Trans-Pecos Plains

Pecos Eagles Face Olton In Weighty Regional Test

A spirited Pecos Eagles football squad, averaging 157 pounds, meets the heavier Orton Mustangs in a regional playoff in Odessa. Coach and locals praise players like Cole Armstrong while notes compare line weights and discuss tactics as Pecos eyes a tough clash and community support rallies.

Olton Mustangs Chalk Imposing 1939 Record

The Olton Mustangs from the South Plains near Lubbock hold a 335 point for and 38 against tally across 12 games. They bowled over Roscoe's Plowboys 41-0 after earlier 45-6 vs Lockney and 13-0 vs Brownfield, with 25-0 against Slaton and 25-13 win over Pecos. This marks their Bi district regional bid, powered by twins Willard and Willis Hedges.

Olton Mustangs South Plains Lubbock Roscoe Plowboys Sweetwater Mustangs Tennessee Texas Aggies Willard Willis Hedges Lockney Longhorns Brownfield Carlsbad N. M

Heaviest Class A squad clash as Orton Mustangs face Pecos Eagles

The Orton Mustangs average 182 pounds per line with a 170 pound roster, highlighting starting tackles Maxey 245 and Lyon 220 and ends and backs near 170 to 185 pounds. Pecos Eagles counter with a lighter lineup averaging around 170 pounds, as 22 players are listed with weights from 145 to 175 pounds.

Orton Mustangs Pecos Eagles Eagles Orton Maxey Lyon Mustangs Reinhardt Givens Sanders Jones Walthall Hedges Williams Huggins McGill Jenkins Miller Schrier Gray Cole Hall Jackson Cremont Daugherty Smth

Pecos Eagles Take On Orion Mustangs In Odessa Playoff

Regional playoff clash in Odessa features Pecos Eagles against Orion Mustangs. Game time set for 2 30 PM with winner advancing in regional bracket.

Pecos Eagles Orion Mustangs Odessa

Pecos Boys Visit Fort Worth TCU Campus

Three Pecos high school football greats Frank Medanich Cole Armstrong and J T Precht were hosted by Texas Christian University in Fort Worth for a weekend on campus speaking with Coach Dutch Meyer and were offered opportunities to attend TCU next fall.

Pecos TCU Frank Medanich Cole Armstrong J. T. Precht Texas Christian University Fort Worth Dutch Meyer Horned Frog

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