Barstow Indians Top Christians In Softball Showdown
Barstow's Barstow Indians stay atop the Pecos league by defeating the Christians 9 to 6. Saintly heavy hitting from Barstow and ten errors in the field fueled the win as Christian rallies fizzled after a fifth inning push.
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Pecos
Barstow
Jack Baccus
Sidney Sharp
Indians
Christians
Claire Wicker
E. L. Buchannan
Dr Pepper Team Dominates Mentone In 26 to 4 Softball Blowout
The Dr Peppers routed a hastily assembled Mentone squad 96 to 4 in a chaotic game. Mentone used three inexperienced pitchers, made 14 errors, and saw Jack McClung idle in center as the Dr Pepper offense exploded with seven runs in the first inning and continued with eight more in the third, six in the fourth, three in the fifth, and two in the sixth. Holmes and Sampie closed out the session as Mentone offered little resistance.
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Dr. Peppers
Jack McClung
Peppers
Sampie
Twirler Holmes
Dan Mount Attends Southwestern Life Club Session
In Colorado Springs Colorado the 35th annual Southwestern Life Club convention opened with over 300 agents and their wives expected to attend. D H Mount Pecos representative joined the event at the Broadmoor Hotel convention headquarters.
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Southwestern Life Insurance Company
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Southwestern Life Club
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Pecos
Parker Hawkins Win Golf Tourney Prizes
Jack Parker and Jack Hawkins of Pecos captured prizes in Fort Stockton during the Spring Golf Tournament, the final event of a three day Water Carnival. Parker won first prize a leather billfold and Hawkins earned six balls as consolation in the sixth flight. James Parker of Alpine, the defending champion, was dethroned as play extended after dark.
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Jack Hawkins
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Fort Stockton
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Hawkins
West Texas
James Parker
Alpine
el Paso
Williams Signs To Play With Lamesa Loboes
Harley Williams of Pecos has signed to play baseball for the Lamesa Loboes, leaders in the West Texas New Mexico league. Known as Preacher he is a second-string catcher and may win a spot. He previously played for Clovis and Wink in the same circuit.
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Harley Williams
Pecos
Lamesa Loboes
Viking Twin Tractor Impresses Farm Gardener
A farmer testifies to the Viking Twin tractor’s versatility on small plots. The writer claims it outworks horses and mules, performing tasks that stables cannot, and praises its overall performance.
First Half Tie Possible In Pecos Softball Race
Barstow holds top spot with six wins two losses as Pecos league leaders eye an advantage. The Firemen and Builders clash at Alkali Park while Christians and Barstow also contend, a Builders win could pull Barstow into an undisputed lead.
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Ward County
Mentone
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Fort Stockton Water Carnival Highlights and Queen Debate
Report from Fort Stockton recalls a lively Water Carnival with hospitality and top entertainment. It laments El Paso’s dominance of carnival queens and notes Peggy Snell’s crowning while referencing local teams, dancing rumors, and upcoming Pecos matchups.
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Fort Stockton
Stockton
el Paso
University of Texas
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Peggy
Friday Night Dr Pepper Builders Clash Ends In Eight Run Gap
In Pecos coverage the scorebook shows the Dr Pepper team defeating the Builders eight to zero with noted pitching by Fletcher for the Peppers and Stubblefield for the Builders. The piece also critiques pageantry around the town carnival queen and reflects on rodeo economic impact.
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Dr. Peppers
Peppers
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Pecos School Board Sells Bedroom Furniture
Sale of a suite of bedroom furniture to Home Furniture Co of Pecos was approved by the Pecos school board this week. Proceeds will aid the Future Homemakers Club in re furnish ing the school bedroom. Path Across The Hill Toyah High School Auditorium June 17 8:30 p m Adv.
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Barstow Man Receives Official Transfer in FSA
Charles C. Dyer of Barstow moved to San Angelo last October to serve as assistant rural supervisor for the Farm Security Administration. He is now officially transferred to the Tom Green county FSA offices. Dyer has been with the agency since 1935 and was among the first six appointees in the state. His daughter Winifred Dyer works in Pecos with the Reeves county agent's office.
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Barstow
San Angelo
Farm Security Administration
Tom Green County
FSA
Dyer
Winifred Dyer
Pecos
Reeves County
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