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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1939

Page

5

Fire Department Triumph Ends Mentone Rally for 8 7 Win

Pecos Fire Department held Mentone to three runs through six innings then a seventh inning rally tied the game at 7 7 before Mentone fell 8 7. Bill Ulrich and Tubby Ulrich sparked the late scoring with a triple and timely hits as Charlie Dotson and Gerald Scott contributed key knocks.

Pecos Fire Department Mentone Fireboys Ulrich Brothers Bill Tubby Bill Ulrich Williams Charlie Dotson Ulrich Gerald Scott McMahon Morrison Mendenhall Savage Mentone Sluggers Bill Penn J. Scott

New Display Case Installed at Ted's Watch Shop

Ted Ruhlen installs an eye level canopy display case at Ted's Watch Shop to showcase Sheaffer fountain pens and pencils. A new repair case and complete service for the line are offered, with display space along the case and on both sides.

Ted Ted Ruhlen

Medanich and Griffin Named Co Captains of Pecos High

Frank Medanich and Kenneth Griffin were named co captains of the 1939 Pecos High football team at the lettermen banquet. Other captains for various activities were named, and J. T. Precit was elected president of the P Association. Ruth Reeder and Shirley Glasscock were named officers. About a hundred lettermen attended. Eugene Hendon and Lillian Cowan presided as toast master and toastmistress.

Frank Medanich Kenneth Griffin Pecos High Martha Ellis Carl Eddins Marguerite Justis Charles Warnock James Hampton Earline Kelly Twila Jean Lucas Tommy Cowan J. T. Precit Eugene Hendon P” Association Ruth Reeder Shirley Glasscock Pecos High School Lillian Cowan

Young woman seeks bookkeeping or stenography position

Job seeker offers full or part time work in bookkeeping or stenography. Provides address Box X Enterprise for contact. Also includes a series of rental notices listing various residences and contact details in the area.

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Pecos sports notes mix coaching changes and rodeo wins

The Pecos column notes Dr. Pepper becomes sponsor for Jim Samples team as he remains manager, flags potential misplays by the 10-2-4 gang. It praises Bond Bradford in tennis, reports night-school efforts for football student readiness, and highlights rodeo highlights with Walton Poage and Curtis McElroy posting fast roping times.

Neck of the Woods Walton Poage Charlie Norton Curtis McElroy Norton

Toyah Visitors Highlight Mrs Brashears and Son

Mrs. John Brashears and her son Jimmie were noted as visitors to Toyah on Friday.

John Brashears Jimmie Toyah

Christians, Builders in tight Pecos softball race

The Christian Men’s Class softball club under Jesse Bush grabs a share of first place after a win over the Oilers, with Mentone and Barstow close behind. Fireboys lead the second division as Pecos and Oilers battle for spots. Next week starts week five with schedule set and a pick-game at Alkali Park.

Christian Pecos Oilers Barstow Jesse Bush Mentone Builders Fireboys Pecos Oilers Christians Alkali Park Cabot Wickett

Pecos Sewer Project Honored With Fish Dinner

In celebration of the new Pecos sewer system, a fish dinner at Young's Cafe honored engineers and contractors on the project. Attendees included H. R. F. Helland of San Antonio, his brother P. Helland, F. M. Case, Roy Dayton, F. R. Giles, and J. C. Jones of Sioux City Iowa. Dayton and Jones caught eight fish weighing 22 pounds at Balmorhea Lake.

Pecos Young’s Cafe H. R. F. Helland San Antonio P. Helland F. M. Case Roy Dayton F. R. Giles J. C. Jones Sioux City Iowa Dayton Jones Balmorhea Lake

Builders Defeat Fireboys 23-8 To Snap Streak

In a lopsided Pecos Softball League game the Builders led early and exploded with 9 runs in the seventh. Bob McProud managed a revamped squad with Jack McClung on the mound as the Builders tallied 23 runs on 17 hits, while the Fireboys recorded 8 on 10 hits and committed 17 errors. Norman Eisenwine and Leonard Grogan homered for the Firemen, but the Builders’ surge sealed the win and end of their skid.

Pecos Fireboys Bob McProud Jack McClung Mendenhall Morrison Precit Smith Hugh Bryant Walters Medanich O’neil Bet Prewit Sammy Caroline Hugh Bryan Charlie Medanich Red-Shirts McClung Norman Eisenwine Leonard Grogan Prewit Hu Bryant Nally Templeton C. Medanich Rf Collie Lf McClung P Porter McProud McMahan Caroline O'Neil Bell Eisenwine Grogan Ij Ester C Hudgens

Medanich Guides 7-6 Win Over Oilers in Pecos League

Frank Medanich earned the victory as The Better Builders beat the Oilers 7-6 in Pecos League play. Builders rallied with four runs in the seventh to erase a late deficit after Oilers led by as many as two. key hits included Walters, McClung, Fletcher, Collie, and Neill producing the decisive scoring.

Pecos Oilers Jim Sample Frank Medanich Neill C. Medanich H. Bryant Prewit Nally Walters Ss McClung Rf Fletcher Medanich P Collie Kelton Richards Kirklin Rf Taylor P Holmes Terry Lf Brandstetler Meadows Whitley Cf Lucas

Dr Gipson Relocates to Three Rivers Texas

Pecos loses a citizen as Dr C D Gipson moves to Three Rivers south of San Antonio. He practiced in Pecos for about 12 years and sold his 160 acre farm west of town to Harold Wendt. The Gipson Hospital building was sold to Joe Lewis, former owner of the structure.

Pecos C. D. Gipson Three Rivers San Antonio Gipson Harold Wendt Gipson Hospital Joe Lewis

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Mentone Club H McMahan Ls Mount Ross Davis Jester HO T. Ulrich C. Dotson G. Scott Lf Stewart C. Savage P Griffin B. Ulrich Griffin Alberta Heights Claud Elkins J. H. Wilhite Beulah Wilson S. M. Prewit S. Hackberry 2Nd and Oleander St Edwin Pillar Paris Bath 8Th St 6Th St Fort Stockton W. K. Campbell Sinclair Station E. 3Rd St S. Cypress Malcolm Payne Hickory Call Furn House Cherry Street Roy Ligon S. Hackberry St Steak House Clyde Simmons Farnum’s Dairy Will Toots” Farnum Sport Sparks Ogress Dr. Peppers Dr. Pepper Company Jim Samples Jim Supt. R. Henry Blackwell Northeless Huzzah Bond Bradford Taylor Fletcher Collie Elgin Hamilton Gruen Pen Parker—Sheaffer Texas Dr. Gipson YMAC Downs-Sullivan Motor CO Yale Tires Yale Trans-Pecos Duzzit
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