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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1968

Page

4

Pecos Fourth in Kermit Track Meet

Pecos High School placed fourth with 89 points at the Kermit track meet where Kermit won with 151. Monahans were second with 113 and Fort Stockton tallied 97. Oglesby won the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds. there was debate over the 220 yard dash results with Monahans listed first by some observers.

Pecos High School Kermit Monahans Fort Stockton Lamesa John Oglesby Dennis Worsham Oglesby Eleazar Omos Worsham

Pecos Eagles Rally To Beat Jal Team 7 3

In a baseball game Pecos Eagles exploded in the second inning scoring five to overturn Jal Team after they led 3 0. Larry Brown started the rally with a homer, Luis Serrano and Jack Davis added hits as Pecos built a 5 3 lead. James Thomason earned his second win with five strikeouts after relieving Perry Wilkens. Pecos totaled seven runs on six hits with two unearned. Jal managed three runs on four hits with six errors, Gilbert took the loss with three strikeouts.

Pecos Eagles N.M Larry Brown Charles Lee Luis Serrano Jack Davis Lee Hill Glover Danny Martinez Bobby Martindale Eagles James Thomason Perry Wilkens Tommy Hooker Jim Hamilton Pecos Jal Gilbert Wilkens Thomason

Golf Team Still Third After 313 At Kermit Meet

Pecos High School remains in third place with a team score of 313 at the Kermit meet on Saturday. Andrews led the meet with 310 as Pecos sits ten strokes back of second place with Kermit at 325. Individual leaders include Emerson, Woods, Neiman, Kent, Hopkins, Robinson, and Golden with top district totals from Andrews and Pecos.

Browder John Clark Olmos Gene Woods Andrews Pecos High School Kermit Pecos Bruce Robinson Kirby Babb Jerry McGowan Steve McCormick Gordon Golden Mike Emerson Danny Woods Scotty Neiman Tommy Kent Monahans Mike Hopkins

Queens Fall to Kermit In Back-To-Back Volleyball Matches

The Pecos High School girls volleyball teams faced Kermit on Friday in Kermit. The A team dropped sets 15-9 and 15-3 and the B team lost 15-7 and 15-1. Coach Cecil Stickels lamented their effort after nine points. Tonight the girls host Seminole in the second meeting.

Pecos High School Kermit Yellowjacket Kermit Cecil Stickels

Political Calendar: Absentee Voting and Primaries Dates

Absentee voting begins April 1, with campaign expense filing April 24 to 26. Absentee voting by personal appearance ends April 30. The first primary is May 4, with canvass returns on May 7 and the county convention on May 11.

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