Pecos teams close 1972 season with home games
The Pecos Eagles and Rowdies end the 1972 season tonight facing Fort Stockton. Both teams seek wins after recent losses. the Eagles aim to claim sole fifth in District 2-3A while the Rowdies contend for a tie for sixth with JV action impacting standings.
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Pecos Eagles
Rowdies
Eagles
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Pecos freshmen A team finishes season undefeated
Pecos High School freshmen A beat Fort Stockton 60-58 to cap a 24-0 season, with Winchell Terry scoring 24 and Kenneth Williams adding 14 with 13 rebounds. Pecos B lost 43-42. Several seniors prepare for final Pecos games.
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Fort Stockton
Pecos High School
Pecos
Andy Miller
Miller
Panther
Eagles
Winchell Terry
Kenneth Williams
Panthers
David Propp
Fernando Hernandez
Eagles and Pecos lead early season in Texas high school fast pitch
The report traces Pecos Eagles season through 18 games with a 16 2 start, detailing wins over Marfa Alpine Van Horn and others then losses to Fort Stockton Kermit Andrews Monahans Odessa Ector and a late slip to Andrews. Also mentions the Rowdies opening with eight straight victories before facing Marfa and McCamey.
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Marfa
McCamey
Alpine
van Horn
Post
Stanton
Seminole
Slaton
el Paso Parkland
Fort Stockton
Kermit
San Angelo Lake View
Lamesa
Pecos
Monahans
Odessa Ector
Carlsbad
N.M
Andrews
Artesia
Rowdies
Snyder
Crane
The
Scramble golf winners told at Pecos meet
Winners of the Scramble Golf Tournament at Pecos Municipal Golf Course were led by eight under par 63, with Jerry Jenkins and teammates taking first. Second place went to four players at six under, and third to another quartet after a playoff. Pecos and Fort Stockton rivals are noted with district scoring leaders and season records.
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Pecos Municipal
Jerry Jenkins
Bob Crouch
Carl Folds
A. J. Wafer
Orville Lucas
Bill Moss
Ronald Miller
Woodrow Wheat
Ruth Gregory
Leonard Davis
Bob Criswell
Jimmy Stewart
Marguerite Kent
Pecos Queens Suffer Loss to Fort Stockton in District Opener
The Pecos High girls varsity volleyball team fell 2-1 to Fort Stockton in Pecos, dropping to 0-1 in league play and 3-3 overall. Fort Stockton took game one 12-7, won game two 15-0, while Pecos JV defeated Fort Stockton JV 2-1, with Rowdyettes leaders Debbie Bryan and Elfida Zaragosa scoring high.
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Pecos High
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Pecos Queens
Queens
Kim Blackwell
Sue Jenkins
Kathy Wadley
Grace Gomez
Debbie Bryan
Elfida Zaragosa
Gloria Breeks
Peggy McCarty
Laura Allen
Martha Straughan
Monahans
Nice Williams
Pecos Jv’s
Pecos Eagles Close Strong 1971-72 Season With Fort Stockton
Pecos High School closes its 1971-72 basketball season with both varsity and junior varsity teams set to face Fort Stockton. The Eagles post an 18-13 mark, their best in 12 years, while the Rowdies stand 17-12 overall and 4-7 in district play. The season highlights crowd support, band and cheer squads, and a gratitude note to supporters and boosters. A chili supper fundraiser is set at 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the high school cafeteria. A Saturday practice golf meet with Hermit is planned, with a light-hearted note about cold conditions and black golf balls.
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Pecos Eagles
Don Cameron
Larry Terry
Jim White
George Edmundson
Mike Prewit
Victor Ashley
Cameron
Terry
White
Edmondson
Prewit
Ashley
Andrews
Pecos
Donald Ray Walker
Walker
Fort Stockton
Bert Rainwater
Luis Blanco
Eloy Salcido
Jesse Riggins
Mike Sadler
Alan Callison
Pecos High School
Eagles
Pecos High
Rowdies
PHS
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