Christians Cup Opens Second Half In Hitting Bout
A practice game at Alkali Park features Christians, Baptists, and J. P. Stubblefield's Oilers with Stubby Stubblefield's squad winning 15 to 14. Nally, Charley Medanich, and Frank Medanich star with two home runs, while E. Jim O King and Red Benson contribute as pitchers and catchers amid a chaotic box score.
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Christingston Indians
J. P. Stubblefie
Alkali Park
E. Jim O‘king
Jim Sample
Oilers
Stubblefield
Jimmy Morrison
Stubby
Ticular
Nally
Charley Medanich
Frank Medanich
O’king
Baker
Stub
Red
Benson
Alltes
Bell
Cothrunson
Barstow
Sample
Jim
NYA Youth Build Texas Hatchery At Inks Dam
The Federal Bureau of Fish Hatcheries increases sponsorship by 35000 dollars for the Inks Dam hatchery under the NYA Resident Project. J C Kellum reports 150 youths are on site, with 50 to be added in 30 days, in training and construction near Buc hanan Dam.
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Austin
Federal Bureau of Fish Hatcheries
Texas
Inks Dam
National Youth Administration
J. C. Kellum
G. C. Leach
Division of Fish Culture
Washington
John Blaz
Bureau of Fish Hatcheries
Mr. Leach
Lyndon B. Johnson
Leach
NYA
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Buchanan Dam
Buchanan Hurls Three Hit Game But Team Loses
The Christian Church softball team opened the Pecos league's second half with a 1 0 loss to the Baptists. Buchannan allowed three singles and Buck Jackson misplayed a ball allowing the decisive run in the fourth. Kenny Holmes scored after an infield hit and stole second to set up the winning score. John Rumbaugh pitched well for the Christians in a 32 minute game.
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Christian Church
Pecos
The
Baptists
Buchannan
Barstow
Tun
Christians
Kenny Holmes
Holmes
Betty Prewit
Buck Jackson
Jackson
John Rumbaugh
Christian
Bob Fletcher
the Baptist
Rumbaugh
Bob Penn
Pecos editorials mix feuding with football and local bets
In Pecos commentary the editors boast of loving a fight while noting June road safety stats show 739 accidents with drunk driving a major cause. Jim Neill arrives to shape Pecos football with Kao trola as assistant, and local softball sees the Baptists and Christians play a sharp 32 minute game.
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Ana
Lake Balmorhea to Host Boat Races Next Sunday
Lake Balmorhea becomes a hub for boat enthusiasts with free public boat races next Sunday. Special events include eight to thirty three horsepower boats, a hydroplane race, surf board events, plus swimming and diving at San Solomon Springs. Admission 25 cents with proceeds funding prizes for winners.
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Lake Balmorhea
A. E. Humphries
San Solomon Springs
Local Ladies Return from Colorado Vacation
Mrs. R. S. Johnson and Mrs. Beulah Wilson returned Tuesday from a vacation trip to Colorado. Mrs. H. F. Anthony and Frank Anthony made a business trip to Dallas this week.
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H. F. Anthony
Frank Anthony
Dallas
Gatesville businessman in Pecos to explore ventures
A. C. Connell of Gatesville visited Pecos this week to survey potential business opportunities and meet local contacts.
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A. C. Connell
Gatesville
Pecos
Miss Dessie Dorine McCutcheon Visits Pecos
Miss Dessie Dorine McCutcheon spent a week in Pecos visiting with Miss Mar gie Slack during the current social round.
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Dessie Dorine McCutcheon
Pecos
Margie Slack
NYA Youths Given Work On Hospital
Dallas July 28 NYA announces a work project employing 28 youths in Brad ford Memorial Hospital and Hope Cottage to aid public hospitals for children. NYA girls will assist in child care and boys will serve as orderlies.
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Dallas
NYA
Bradford Memorial Hospital
Hope Cottage
J. C. Kellum
Colwell Family Visit From Fort Stockton
Mr and Mrs Ernest Colwell and children of Fort Stockton spent Sunday visiting with Mr and Mrs C C Colwell.
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S. A. Price
Teddy and
Beverly Jean
Colburn, Colo
Ernest Colwell
Fort Stockton
C. C. Colwell
Armstrongs Visit En Route to Cloudcroft Vacation
Mr and Mrs Ed Armstrong and son Ed Jr visited last weekend with relatives. They were traveling to Cloudcroft to spend a two week vacation.
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Chester Armstrong
Carol Gaye
Ed Armstrong
Ed, Jr
Cloudcroft
NYA Project Approved in Lubbock
J C Kell director of the Native Youth Administration announced approval of a resident project in Lubbock on July 28. The program aims to provide employment opportunities for eligible girls through vocational training and work placement.
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NYA
Lubbock
Native Youth Administration
Bock
J. C. Kell
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