Wink's Wildcats Repeat As Regional B District Champs
Wink's Wildcats of Wink 3 High School defeated Rotan 20 to 7 at Odessa to claim the regional Class B title. The undefeated team extended its winning streak to 24 games, scoring a 73-yard final drive and leveraging early air plays and a two touchdown margin.
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Wink
Wildcats
Wink 3
Odessa
Rotan Yellow Hammers
Lacy Turner
Wildcat
Rotan
Yellow Hammers
Alberding
Callahan
Calhan
Younglood
Youngblood
Cllahan
Winks
Hammers
Angus Smith
Smith
Swan
Fleming
Beck
Gun Halls
Enterprise All-District Seven-B Team Selected
Brain Trust selects all district seven B team led by Wink with Ezell and Griffin among top picks. Pecos and Midland share multiple slots as Monahans Kermit Crane and Kermit earn key spots. controversy cited over guard Klatt and center Woodfin while backs Ezell and Medhanich headline a strong backfield.
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Enterprise
HE Enterprise Brain Trust
Francis
Midland
Medhanics
Pecos
Ezell
Wink
Callahan
B. Ezell
Griffin
Hoskins
Scott
Kermit
Klatt
Weir
Monahans
Woodfin
Crane
Brain Trust
Bulldogs
Stanton
A. D. Weir
Big Boy
Haps
Plumpy Warren
Beekman Ezell
Kenneth Griffin
Rodgers
Howard
Smith
Stuart Long
Jack Bills
Don Ezell
J. R. Callahan
Frank Medanich
Fatso Wright
Ed Hary
John Gamel
Moosey Campbell
Campbell
Cole Armstrong
Pendleton
Ellis
Alberding
West
Woullard
Beauty culturist and companions tour Oklahoma and Blanchard
Beauty cultist Mr and Mrs Alex B Haynes returned Friday from Oklahoma City where they transacted business. They were joined by Lester Sharp and his son of El Paso and visited Sharp’s parents in Blanchard.
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Alex B. Haynes
Oklahoma City
Lester Sharp
el Paso
Blanchard
Okla
Mr. Sharp
Pigskin To Be Cotton Product At Cotton Bowl
Dallas officials study pig feeding in relation to the Cotton Bowl game on January 2. They suspect the football may be made from cottonseed meal feed derived from cotton, linking the famed gridiron clash to the South's cotton crop.
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Dallas
Cotton Bowl
Restocking Programs Bring Texas Game and Fish to Sportsmen
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission reports one of the most extensive restocking efforts ending August 31, 1938. It distributed 14,075 bobwhite quail and 371 white tailed deer, while game wardens rescued 2,846,279 fish from drying streams and placed them in permanent waters.
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Texas
Austin
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Will J. Tucker
Commission
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