Golfers Shine At Country Club Meet In Pleasant Conditions
The crowd at the country club links enjoyed a fine day for golf with a light breeze. Jack May led with a 36 on new irons, joined by Dick Chambers Vernon Hicks and Jack Parker as rivals Harry Hinkle and Albert Sisk observed. The piece notes fluctuating scores and jokes about politics, golf versus baseball, and announces the West Texas Golf Tournament begins May 24 in Big Spring with Pecos players expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack May
Dick Chambers
Vernon Hicks
Jack Parker
Harry Hinkle
Albert Sisk
Albert
George
West Texas
Big Spring
Pecos
Pecos To Meet Loving All-Stars Sunday At Rotary Field
Pecos baseball returns home Sunday to face the Loving All-Stars from N M at Rotary Field. Manager H Doty says the game starts at the scheduled time with Thompson and Doty as the battery. Tommy Thompson seeks a fourth win and a perfect season. local grammar pupils enter free. The lineup shifts include Biszi moving to first base and Duty replacing Giagzi behind the plate.
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Loving
N. M
Pecos
Rotary Field
H. Doty
Thompson
Doty
Tommy
AU Grammar School
Giagzi
Engineer elected SMU student body president in heated race
Jesse Moore of Port Arthur, a senior engineer, won the SMU Dallas student body presidency by a 2 to 1 margin in the hottest campaign ever held. This marks the first time an engineer has held the post. Texas News Photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Moore
Port Arthur
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas News
Scouts Achieve 100 Percent in District Ratings
The Pecos Boy Scout troop earned a 100 percent rating in meetings attendance advancement and camping. Mentone troop also reached 100 percent and a Big Spring troop achieved the same aggregate rating.
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Pecos
Mentone
Buffalo Trail Boy Scout Camp Set for July at Concho River
The Buffalo Trail council will hold its annual camp starting July 10 on the Concho River near Mertzon Texas. Fees are 5.00 for one week or 10.00 for two weeks. A large number of Pecos boys are expected to attend.
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Buffalo Trail Council
Concho River
Mertzon
Texas
Pecos
Fort Stockton Falls to Pecos in Home Opener Pitchers Duel
In the Rotary Field opener Pecos beats Fort Stockton 5 to 2. Stubblefield drives in a pair on Cox and Thompson hits. Fort Stockton replies in the ninth with Jernigan and Dyche scoring, but Puckett and Rooney wrap up the outs. Thompson and Bennet pitch well, Pecos outfield led by Stubblefield and Wolf.
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Thompson
Fort Stockton
Jernigan
J. Dyche
Puckett
Fortson
Rooney
Bennet
Pecos
Stubblefield
Wolf
Cox
Withers
Caroline
Doty
Craft
Blazi
Dyche
Fortsen
Jones
Stewart
Siniock
Three base hit. Craft: Two base hit, Jernigan.
Reporting details show three base hits and a two base hit by Jernigan. Thirteen players combined for outs and strikeouts, with Thompson recording four and Bennet five. Umpires Hopper and Mount oversaw a game lasting one hour and forty minutes.
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Craft
Jernigan
Thompson
Bennet
Hopper
Mount
Golfing dealer joins country club and buys clubs
Bill Holley of the Pecos Mercantile Co. has taken up golf, joined the country club, and purchased Jack May’s old set of clubs. The clubs have produced fine scores, signaling Holley may become a strong player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Holley
Pecos Mercantile Co
Jack May
Bill
Busy Los Angeles Judge Bergen Seeks Prospective Deals
Judge L. J. Larry Bergen of Los Angeles, currently at Hotel Brandon, says he is very busy interviewing various parties about prospective business affairs in which he may become involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J
Larry” Bergen
Los Angeles
Brandon
Wolf Buys Black Cat Caf turns Nineteenth Hole
Aubrey Wolf purchases the Black Cat Caf on the highway west of town and will run it as the Nineteenth Hole. He plans beer and sandwiches and a dance pavilion for evenings with a formal opening planned this week.
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Wolf
Aubrey Wolf
Aubrey
Odessa man dies in nitro blast near Kress Texas
Bill McKinney of Odessa brother of Wink resident Lee McKinney was killed in a nitro glycerin explosion last Monday evening around six o'clock near Kress seven miles south of Tulsa Texas. He was transferring 400 quarts of nitro glycerin from Odessa to Borger when the blast destroyed his body and car and scattered wreckage over a wide area.
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Bill McKinney
Odessa
Lee McKinney
Wink
Kress
Tulsa
Texas
Odessat
Borger
Wink Times- Herald
Blazi Named First Assistant Life Saving Instructor
Ig Blazi of the Motor Inn was appointed by Capt. Johnnie Burns as first assistant life saving instructor for the Pecos Valley Red Cross Chapter. A Pecos baseball catcher, Blazi has long worked in life saving and swimming, with prior posts as assistant life guard at Casino Beach and head life guard at Forest Park in Fort Worth. He will organize swimming classes in the Pecos branch starting next week, with times and locations to be announced.
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Ig Blazi
Motor Inn
Pecos Valley
Blazi
Pecos
U. S. Navy
Casino Beach
Forest Park
Fort Worth
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Kelvina Baator
Louisiana
Ower ‘Company
Tri-Angle Sandwich Shop
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
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