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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1973

Page

6

Player opens three stroke lead in U S Open at Oakmont

Gary Player, battling post surgery recovery, shot a four under par 67 to take a three stroke lead after the first round at Oakmont. Defending champ Jack Nicklaus followed with 71 while Lee Trevino, Ray Floyd and Jim Colbert shared second place.

Oakmont Gary Player Lee Trevino Jim Colbert Ray Floyd Floyd Colbert Jack Nicklaus Oakmont Country Club Bruce Crampton Nicklaus Tony Jacklin England Ben Crenshaw Texas George Archer J.C Snead Tom Weiskopf Jimmy Jamieson Charles Sifford Tommy Aaron Billy Casper Gene Littler New Zealand Bob Charles Ralph Johnston Johannesburg Arnold Palmer Florida Houston

Free swimming lessons offered for Pecos children

Wadley teaches free swimming to children ages 7 to 12 with the Pecos Optimist Club sponsoring. Classes, limited to 16 students, require registration via Carl McGee at 1310 S. Eddy. The next class starts July 2 and will continue as long as enrollments exist.

Pecos Optimist Club Kathy Wadley Carl McGee S. Eddy McGee Miss Wadley

Weight program builds stamina at high school

About 50 boys aged 9 to 16 participate in a summer weight training program directed by athletic director Jerry Millsapps. They meet in the high school gym from 8:30 to noon and 6 to 8 in the evenings, using exercises like the lateral pulley bench press military press dipbar and knee machine to improve strength and overall health during off months.

Jerry Millsapps Millsapps

Juarez Pace Track Feature Draws Close, Three Make Run

The Dallas feature at Juarez Pace Track on Saturday promises a tight mile and an eighth. Bo Bo's Mist with Emilio Salcedo aboard seeks another distance win after its June 3 victory. Unstrung, owned by A. M. Fendi of Phoenix, chased a mile and a sixteenth win here and aims for a payoff. Lunik Boss, with Eddie Padilla aboard for Linda Aldoff, looks for a hopeful upset in the Juarez feature.

Juarez Dallas Bo Bo’s Mist Lunik Boss Emilio Salcedo Irons Mist Unstrung A. M. Fendi Phoenix Linda Aldoff Eddie Padilla

Fishing report highlights Lake Spence near San Angelo

Good fishing at Lake Spence with big striped bass and keeper size black bass reported. Stripers feed on shad, many taken with deep trolling rigs, some top water bites. Largest striper weighed 12 pounds by Parks and Wildlife personnel. potential to reach 35 pounds. Black bass activity rising around ledges and dropoffs.

Lake V. Spence San Angelo Colorado River Parks and Wildlife Department Parks Department Spence Lake Spence Kim Hagen Lake E. V Spence Noor Pecos E. V. Spence

Sister Lupe Palm Reader Opens In Town

The ad offers Sister Lupe a palm reader and advisor who speaks Spanish and English and guarantees readings. Open seven days a week with no appointment, located one percent mile south of Monahans on Ft. Stockton Hwy 18 near the city limits.

Lupe Sister Lupe Monahans Ft. Stockton Sian

Baseball Roundup Thirteen Weeknight Results Ahead

Thursday results include Indaans 9 Red Sox 6 and Sears forfeiting to Cardinals. Friday games feature Yankees versus Indians and other matchups across Pony and Colt leagues while girls softball sees Silver Gems and Trojanettes posting big wins.

Indaans Red Sox Sears Cardinals Yankees Indians Giants Bears Dodgers Barstow Pirates Tigers Colt League Gray Red Alpine Silver Gems Oilers Trojanettes Pecos Comets Fleas Farmerettes Roadrunners Rainbows Yellowjackets Red Robins Eagles Queens

Cubs Top Astros 5-4 Behind Williams Homers and Jenkins

Billy Williams drove in three runs with a single and a homer as Ferguson Jenkins won for Chicago, 5-4. The Cubs scored twice in the fourth, added a fifth in the seventh, while Houston managed two unearned runs and a later RBI double from Lee May.

Houston Billy Williams Ferguson Jenkins Chicago Cubs Houston Astros Williams Jerry Reuss Cubs Ron Santo Jose Cardenal Randy Hundley RBI Jenkins Tommy Helms Lee May Roger Metzger Astro Cardenal May

Speed Reading Course To Begin At Pecos

The Institute of Speed Reading announces a 24 hour summer course open to anyone over 13. The program promises tripled reading speed and better comprehension after eight weeks, plus study, test taking, and concentration improvements. Free one hour orientations are set at Pecos Chamber of Commerce Conference Room on Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 7:30 PM and a final Sunday June 17 at 2 36 PM. Special tuition and parental accompaniment for minors.

Institute of Speed Reading, Inc Pecos

Free vacation for Pecos boys at Camp Hoblitzelle

Six Pecos boys will spend a week at The Salvation Army Camp Hoblitzelle near Dallas this summer. Camp activities include boating hiking archery horseback riding fishing swimming crafts worship and Bible study supervised by coaches and counselors. Donations financed each trip and Camp Hoblitzelle sits on 360 wooded acres with a 30acre lake hosting thousands of youth this summer.

Derwin Cleveland Sheppard Camp Hoblitzelle Salvation Army Pecos Dallas John Lewis Salvation Army Service Unit Benny Chavez Pete Benavides George Garcia Ernesto Orona Derwin Sheppard Cleveland S. Sheppard Ili Lewis Hoblitzelle Pecos Service Unit Committee

Pecos Golf Course to host low ball member guest tourney

Pecos Municipal Golf Course will stage a low ball member guest partnership event this Saturday and Sunday. Local pro Bill Wilson expects 25 to 30 teams, each paying 40 dollars. Teams comprise a local association member and an out of town guest, with merchandise prizes to keep winners classified as amateurs.

Pecos Municipal Bill Wilson

Eagles gear up for football after rough baseball exit

Pecos high school sports shift from a disappointing baseball season to football as graduation thins the veteran lineup. Fans fear a repeat of last year’s bi district exit, while rising juniors gain experience to fill gaps. Mark Jackson earns praise for mid season hits and fans report strong fishing lure stringers around Pecos.

Eagles Pecos Mark Jackson Austin Mark Fernando Hernandez

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