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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1935

Page

7

Wildcats Beat Crane 27 7 To Clinch District Title Bid

Wink Wildcats defeat Crane 27 to 7 in District 7 Class B action. Cheney Knight scored in the first period with Mays adding two more in the second and third. Crane's Ham had a 15 yard TD run in the third. Chaffin extra point. Key plays halted Crane drives, defense led by Thornton Ham Chaffin Sharpe for Wink and Anderson Grannon Garlington Webb Ezell for Wink.

Mays Wildcats Cranes Ham Chaffin Crane Williams Wink Thornton Captain Ham Sharpe Anderson, Grannon Garlington Webb J. Ezell

Pecos football faces eligibility limit reshaping next season

The 15 year age limit for Interscholastic athletics to take effect September 1 1956 could retire eight Pecos regulars and remake the Eagles backfield with few experienced players. Burrell Holloway Claire Wicker and Kenneth Richards are listed as remaining eligible while several others would gain or lose years of eligibility depending on the rule. Coach Withers faces a brain racking task to field a competitive team next year amid widespread district impact.

Pecos Burrell, Holloway Claire Wicker Kenneth Richards Duncan MccClesky King Joe Bob Kelton The Eagles Charlie Medanich Torr Crim Francis Davis Max Stool Paul Warren Delbert Bond Withers Emama Little Joe Bob Kelton Pecos Hi

Odessa Brones dominate Iraan Braves 13 to 6 in late game

Odessa Brones, led by Keen at fullback, upset Iraan Braves 13 to 6 after Green sprinted 55 yards for a late score. Iraan outgained Odessa 515 yards to 103 and achieved 19 first downs, but penalties and stalled drives hurt their tally. Garland’s 14 yard TD run was nullified by a holding penalty.

IRAAN Navy Odessa Brones Iraan Braves Keen Brones Green Booth Traun Rarland Braves Standhde Garland Iraaun Odessa

Eagle and Pecos Clash for Bi-district Honors on Rotary Field

Pecos battles Wink in District 7-B action on Rotary Field to decide the district champion with a possible playoff spot against McCamey. The Eagles hope to finish strong on Thanksgiving Day as veteran players like Kelton Stool Medanich Crumbley and King wrap up their Pecos careers.

I's Eagle Wildcat Rotary Field Wink Pecos Eagles Broncos McCamey Kagvire

Radio Giveaway Set For Grand Theatre Saturday Night

Grand Theatre hosts a 1936 Stewart Warner radio drawing Saturday at 9 30 PM. Purchase 50 cents at Leader Grocery earns an extra ticket. Grand patrons also receive an extra ticket. Tickets from both venues will be combined for a single drawing on stage with judges. Winners must be present to claim the prize. Also notes Camp Pecos hunts and hotel guests.

Grand Theatre Stewart Warner Leader Grocery and Hardware CO Grand Leader Pecos

Fatal Deer Hunt Claims San Angelo Rancher

Alten Williams 23 a San Angelo rancher was fatally shot while deer hunting at Line-Point Lodge near Alpine. Williams died about two hours after being struck in the stomach. Two other incidents reported near Alpine involved accidental shootings during hunting.

Alten Williams San Angelo Line - Point Lodge Alpine Sam Williams Rehl Mieher Williams Burleat Joe Weatherford Midland Himntine Big Bend Tom Gilliam W. Gilliam Honda Ranchianu Honda

Midland Bulldogs Rally to Beat Vionahans 13-0

Midland defeats Vionahans 13 to 0 after trailing at halftime. Wofford, halfback, sparks a second half drive for Midland with two touchdowns as Monlais Lobees outplay them early. Game played in Midland with Moansahanus territory dominating the second half.

Midland Monlaise Lobees Wofford Sou E Dons Moansahanus

McCamey Badgers Win District S Title in 60 Point Victory

The McCamey Badgers, led by quarterback Paul Campbell and Leon Belcher, crushed Marfa Shorthorns 60 to 0 to claim their first District S Class B football championship. Valenzia and Smith starred for Marfa, with Wink and Pecos set to decide the bi district matchup.

McCamey McCamey Badgers Marlin Hayhurst Jim Bardin Badger Paul Campbell Leon Belcher Avas Dareen Marfa L. Valenziuia Smith

Beauty Operator Miss Benita Stroud Joins Pecos Shop

Miss Benita Stroud of Lubbock assists Mrs. Mabel Atchison at her Pecos beauty shop and will stay through the first of next year. Miss Stroud is a qualified beauty expert trained in finishing, permanents, and other refinements of the trade.

Rotarn Field Benita Stroud Lubbock Mabel Atchison Miss Stromi O

Local Illnesses and Travel For Area Residents

Luther Williams has been ill this week with the flu. Priant Dawson returned to work after a week of illness. Mrs Ira J Bell left Wednesday for an extended visit in Los Angeles. Claif

Luther Williams Priant Dawson Ira J. Bell Los

Kermit Easy Victors Kermit Yellow Jackets Triumph

Kermit Yellow Jackets defeated Jal 32 to 7 last Friday with a strong passive attack and seven completions. Jal Juniors were edged by Kermit Dirt Stabbers 36 to the incomplete score in the same game segment.

Kriermiet Kermit Yellow Jackets Kermit Kermit Dirt Stabbers

Deer Hunt Party Leaves Barstow for Davis Mountains

Jack Hill, Johnnie Mackechney, and Judge and Mrs. Lee Bilberry of Barstow departed Sunday on a deer hunting trip into the Davis Mountains, aiming for a successful expedition.

Jack Hill Johnnie Mackechney Lee Bilberry Barstow Davis Mountains

Judge Lee Monroe Plans Pecos Return About December 1

Topeka Kansas judge Lee Monroe retired Pecosite ex official plans to return to Pecos around December 1. The news notes his career in Pecos and his anticipated move back to the area.

Lee Monroe Topeka Kansas Pecos

Fort Davis High School defeats Barstow 20 to 0

Fort Davis High School handed Barstow its first defeat of the season with a 20 to 0 win in the final and fastest game of the season. Be Goan is listed as the Fort Davis coach.

Fort Davis Fort Davis High Barstow Hh Be. Goan Port Davis

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Wink Wildcats Back Crane Cheney Knight Scor Carrol Griffin Carlsbad Heagles Ysleta Holcomb Tom Crumlanky McClosky Bond Warren Griffin Tom King Jit. Levper Jauinesville Hotel Brandon Mr. Oliver Camp Pecos Eer Hunter Ror Nelms Charles Custon Tom Cullins Vionahans Sage 30 & Norte Fl Paso, Texas United Browns Oxfords Texas McCamey Cinches Badgers Bedgers Angeles Claif Plate National Battery Pryor Pecos Eagles Wink Wild Ben Suade Wadley Cleaners Ce
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