Medanich Lifts Pecos Past Brady For Bi-District Win
ECOS clinched its first bi-district football title with a 7-6 victory over the Brady Bulldogs in Brady. Frank Medanich kicked the decisive extra point after a late drive led by a Medanich to Prewit 82 yard touchdown. Cole Armstrong returned to action and anchored the line as Pecos battled through a tough, physical playoff game.
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Frank Medanich
Eagles
Brady Bulldogs
Brady
Pecos
J. T. Prewit
Woollard
Medanich
Precit
Frank
Precht
Cole
Armstrong
Mustangs
South Plains
George Huggins
Willis Hedges
Willis
Roscoe
Huggins
R. E. Broadwell
Breadwell
Contractors Notice of Texas highway construction
Sealed proposals for constructing 5.65 miles of widening and roadbed work from Pecos to Pecos River end and Toyah to Salt Draw on U.S. Highway 80 Reeves County will be received at the State Highway Department Austin Texas until 8:00 A M December 19 1939 and publicly opened. Prevailing wage rates listed apply as minimums with holiday and overtime provisions. Plans available at Ira R. Titus Pecos and Austin offices. Usual rights reserved.
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Salt Draw
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Austin
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The Real Glory at Grand Theatre Two Day Run
Gary Cooper leads The Real Glory at Grand Theatre for a two day Pecos showing with Andrea Leeds and David Niven in a World War I era Philippine scout drama. Henry Hathaway directs the adventure of Philippine insurrectionists and Moros as US troops hold a distant post.
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Philippines
Grand Prevue
Gary Cooper
Andrea Leeds
David Niven
Samuel Goldwyn
Pecos
Grand Theatre
Henry Hathaway
Cooper
Broderick Crawford
Regi
Nand Owen
Kay Johnson
Vladimir Sokoloff
Miss Leeds
Jo Swerling
United Artists
Olton Routs Roscoe Farmers 41 19 In regional bid
Olton over Roscoe 41 to 19 as Willis Hedges leads a fast offense. Hedges scores three times and totals 27 points aided by Willard Hedges. Olton advances to regional play to face Pecos Eagles in Odessa after a late third quarter surge.
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Roscoe Farmers
Sweetwater
Spl
Willis Hedges
Roscoe
Pecos Eagles
Odessa
Willis
Willard Hedges
Jal Panthers Win New Mexico Title in Gateway Bowl
Jal's Panthers claim the mythical New Mexico football title by defeating Silver City 14 to 6 in the Gateway Bowl at Artesia. Silver City, unbeaten prior to the fourth quarter, mounted a late rally but fell short as Bill Zahn of Jal sparked a late surge.
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New Mexico
Silver City
Artesia
Silver City Colts
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Bill Zahn
Untitled sports note with period by period scoring
Period by period score line shows CRE silent 9 to 0 as Hanks and Broadwell anchor the center and guard play. Shelansky and Walker contribute in halves while Pratt remains solid. Full game details are unclear from the fragment.
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Hanks
Broadwell
Shelansky
Walker
Pratt
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