Medanich Dominates Pecos Victory at Reeves County Meet
Medanich led Pecos with five first-place finishes in the Reeves County interscholastic league meet in Amoria. He won the 100, 220, 440 dashes, shot put, and high jump as Pecos piled up points, taking most of the meet’s scoring. Pecos also claimed the 100-yard dash, 223-dash, 446-dash, 80-yard run, and relay wins with Piper, Woullard, Hampton, Roberson, and others scoring for the team.
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Reeves County
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Biome Ferrers
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Pecos Board settles football coaching for coming season
Pecos school board and Superintendent R Henry Bleckwell resolve the coaching question for next season. Claron Hopkins and E W Archer of Junction slated as coaches with a joint approach. Frank Medaenichell returns as district helper for the 39 gridiron squad amid spring workouts and possible two-coach plan to keep system harmony.
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R. Henry Bleckwell
Pecos Sports
Claron Hopkins
E W. Archer
Junction
Hopkins
Pecos
Medaenichell
Balmorhe
Frank
Uae
Amy Mare
Delinquent Tax List Opens in Reeves County
The Reeves county delinquent tax list presents years of delinquency and amounts due, urging payment to avoid stronger measures. Names include J. Q Adams Toyah and numerous Pecos residents with totals ranging from under $50 to several hundred dollars, reflecting 1920s and 1930s assessments under county order.
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Reeves County
Commissioners Court
District track training under Coach Neill for Fort Stockton meet
Nine athletes trained this week under Coach Jim Neill for the district Interscholastic League Meet in Fort Stockton on April 14. Frank Medanich leads the group, having placed well in the county meet and entering multiple events including sprints, shot put, and javelin.
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Jim Neill
Fort Stockton
Judge Roy Beans Landmark Preserved Project
A local preservation effort by the National Park Service and related groups preserves Judge Roy Beans landmark in Castreville. The plan aims to maintain the historic site while integrating a classroom and public education components with support from the community and local authorities.
Pecos Net Teams Win First in Reeves County Meet
Billie Cole Roberson and Hinkie Curtis led Pecos senior boys doubles while Evolene Howell and Kathleen Lewis won senior girls titles at the Reeves county interscholastic league meet in Balmorhea. Their victories qualify them for the district meet in Fort Stock on April 14-15. Other Pecos champions came from junior high and ward schools with limited advancement.
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Billie Cole Roberson
Hinkie Curtis
Pecos
Evolene Howell
Kathleen Lewis
Balmorhee
Toyah
Fort Stock
More Even Football Competition Sought
An informal note from the university indicates plans to import more parity into high school football and increase athletic balance. Officials consider new scheduling and rankings to ensure fair competition across divisions.
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Pecos Junior and Senior High Boys Enter Track Meet
Pecos junior high and Pecos senior high boys under 15 competed Saturday in Balmornec for junior track honors. Pecos junior high won second in the relay team of F H Bell Marty Clinton Carroll Blythe and Jimmy Lucas, while senior high placed third with Charles Warnock Richard Owens Carl Edidas and Marion Cook in the relay. Warnock of the senior high won the 106 yard dash over a field including Seign and Lucas. Marion Cook of the senior high won the standing long jump.
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Pecos
Balmornec
Marion Cook
Hign
Artener
Freshman Daze Show Sparks at John Tarieton College
Pecos student Bill Elis starred in the John Tarieton College production Freshman Daze in Stephenylle to raise funds for the class treasury. Elis portrayed a figure in the pantomime The Ghost Walks while other notes mention tenants, sharecroppers earning two percent of all American farm lands, and athletes Bell and Keith Lloyd tied for a broad jumping title.
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Bill Elis
Pecos
John Tarieton College
Stephenylle
Ells
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