Pecos Eagles Knox Odessa In 20 0 Football Victory
Pecos built on a strong backfield effort led by Bob Kelton and Bowie Davis to overpower Odessa 20 to 0 at Odessa. Kelton scored three touchdowns and led a potent aerial attack as Pecos extended its district lead, while Slack Stool and the line supported a balanced attack. Odessa struggled against Pecos passing and strong Pecos defense, though the Odessa team showed first downs and fight throughout.
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Odessa
Vic
Sly
General
Pecos
Kelton
Bowie Davis
Anneth Slack
Max Stool
Ketor County
Crum — Place
Poul
Suez
Medanich
Pecos Edges Odessa In Wild Football Clash
Pecos defeats Odessa 7 to 3 after a back and forth battle at the stadium. Key plays include a Pecos score on a Davis to Kelton pass and a Crum extra point, with Green and Tucker powering Odessa drives and Kelton breaking away for a late long run.
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Mexian
Pecos
Thiessa
Odessa
Ktvis
Shick
Reeves County Sheriff Sale Notice in Pecos Texas
Legal notice states a 1954 sheriff sale in Reeves County Texas to satisfy a $85,458.90 judgment in El Paso County cause No 40476 John C Jameson vs C W Croom and A H Culwell trustee. Real estate in Pecos City described as Lot1 Lot2 and half of Lot3 Block 153 City Pecos. Foreclosure of deed of trust lien dated March 10 1931. Property of C W Croom and A H Culwell, trustee.
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State OF Texas
Reeves
District Court of
el Paso County
C. W. Harper
W. Croom
A. H. Culwell
John C. Jameson
C. W. Croom
Louis Roberson
Reeves County
Texas
City
Pecos
C. W Croom
Kermit Defeats Pecos Juniors 30-0 in Rematch
Kermit, coached by Tommy Thompson, earned a second straight victory over Pecos Juniors last Friday at Kermit with a 30-0 score. Pecos star Clare Wicker was limited by illness and played only part of the game.
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Pecos
Kermit
Wicker
Boone visit notes New York Times Joe Bob Kelton feature
Mr and Mrs R L Boone visited relatives in Kentucky where Mrs Boone picked up the New York Times and saw a sport page feature about Joe Bob Kelton the Pecos barefoot quarterback.
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R. L. Boone
Kentucky
Jim King shines for a moment in Odessa game
Jim King had a brief moment of glory last Saturday in Odessa as Brawley and Tom King played in the Pecos lineup near the end of the game. He said I’m sure glad it came after his key moment.
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Jim King
Odessa
Brawley
Tom King
Jim
Odessa Fans Cheer Clean Local Game
Odessa supporters praised a sportsmanlike contest as both sides played well and the crowd and players left with goodwill and high spirits after the game.
Yard Made Club Head in Pecos Country Club
Dudley Yard, manager of Hotel Brandon, was elected president of the Pecos country club at a stock holders meeting. William Kerr was named vice president and Charles Young secretary treasurer. New directors include Dr. O. O. Bryan, Dr. W. Bozeman, W. E. Bell, H. Beauchamp Jr., Dr. Hilliard Camp, George Ross, and Parker. Directors plan a meeting soon to map an enhanced activity program.
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Dudley Yard
Brandon
Pecos
Oo. J. Bryan
W. Bozeman
W E. Bell
H. Beauchamp Jr
Hilliard Camp
George Ross
Yard
Long Island
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Public auction of real estate in Reeves County Texas
On December 4 1934 at the Reeves County Court House Pecos Texas the property of C W Croom and A H Culwell trustee will be sold by public vendue for cash to the highest bidder. The sale is conducted under levy and order of sale and notice is published in the Pecos Enterprise. Sheriff Louis Roberson notes the sale on the 7th of November 1954 with deputy Nora Deracey. Mr and Mrs Bell left for Fort Worth to attend the American Petroleum Institute sessions.
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Court House
Reeves County
Pecos
Texas
C. W. Croom
A. H. Culwell
Levy
Louis Roberson
Nsora Deracey
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Fort Worth
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Elite Cafe
McCoy
el Paso
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Dardin's
Gene
East Second St
Pecos, Texas
J. B. Cotten
Crane
AH Courts
Bill Collie
Mgr
Bell & Regan
Sander
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Mobilubrication
Pat Moran
Mobil Service
J.G. Murray
Pecos Furniture Co
Norine E. Hosie
John Doll
Mariah Greasing
Goodrich Tires
C J. Magee
Harrison D. Hardy
P.O
Kim St
Hubbard & Kerr Attorneys-at-Law
Colings Bidg
Texag
Hudson & Hudson
Attorneys-at-Law
Elliott & Waldron Abstract Co
R. C. Brewster
Mar
Branden Hotel
Gray
Boot Shop
Ww. W. Dean Mgr
Pecos Abstract Co
General Insurance
J. L. Kincannon
Grand Theatre
the Security State Bank
Sol Mayer
R. G. Middleton
K. M. Regan
Clarence Bell
HL. Holloway
Ass’t
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Ass’t Cashier
Albert Sisk
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