Lubbock Invitational Relays Preview for District Meet
Pecos tracksters at the Lubbock Invitational relays will see what the regional meet on April 26 may demand. They will compete against district foes like Ector and Monahans and other traditional rivals.
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Lady golfers elect Howell new president
Pecos Womens Golf Association met Tuesday to elect new officers for the year Betty Howell president Stella Cotton vice president Julie Crouch secretary Ruth Gregory treasurer and Jimmie White reporter They meet each Tuesday at 10 a.m. to play golf and will travel to Midland to play in the Lower Plains Golf Association Tuesday.
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Betty Howell
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Julie Crouch
Ruth Gregory
Jimmie White
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Andrews Leads District 2-AAA Golf Opener at Pecos
Andrews the defending champion is pegged as a top contender in district 2-AAA golf at Pecos with Fort Stockton and Eagle rated among the strongest entries. The four-week event begins at Pecos golf course at 9 am, then moves to Monahans Kermit and Andrews on successive weekends. Five players per team count the four low scores each weekend. Pecos lineup includes Chandler Rankin Wafer Abila with the fifth spot between Abila Morales.
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Lamesa Clashes Cleveland In 3A Playoff Showdown
Lamesa, state champions in 1960 and 1967, holds a 32-0 record entering the 3A semifinals where it meets Cleveland, led by 6-3 senior Roland Reed the top 3A scorer. Cleveland faces potential upset as South Grand Prairie meets Rice of Altair in the other 3A semifinal.
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Jaycee tennis tournament to open March 15 at Pecos high court
Pecos Jaycees begin their first tennis tournament of the year on March 15 at the high school courts. Singles and doubles events for men and women, plus mixed doubles, with entries due March 13. Entry forms to Richard San Roman or Michael Campsey with a 2.75 fee. First place trophies and second place medals will be awarded.
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Courtney's Sweet 66 Tops Tournament Round
In Orlando Florida Chuck Courtney, famed for scrambles and tough recovery shots, carded a 66 to lead the tournament round. Once a winner in 1969, he relied less on his signature chip and more on steady play to seize the pace.
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