Eagles roll past Marfa 67 27 in season opener
Pecos High School defeated Marfa Shorthorns 67 to 27 at the Pecos gym to open the season. George Edmondson led with 12 points, Larry Terry added 10, and Pecos shot 49.1 percent from the field while holding Marfa to 21.4 percent. Pecos visits McCamey next.
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Pecos
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Marfa
George Edmondson
Larry Terry
Mike Prewitt
Jesse Riggins
Mediano
Ricky Guevara
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Edmondson
Terry
Prewitt
Riggins
Walker
Cameron
Sadler
Wooten
Callison
Ashley
Segalia
Abila
Weekly basketball contest returns with 12 games and $5 prize
The Enterprise sponsors a Friday basketball pick contest for Pecos area fans. Players must predict all 12 game winners, no scores needed, to win $5 plus a possible bonus. Entries due by 5 p.m. Monday. winners announced Thursdays. Previous football contest had 95 entries with Seminole favored.
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Eagles
Pecos Area
Pecos Eagles Football Coach Millsapps Defended by Alumnus
A former Pecos Eagles player writes to defend coach Jerry Millsapps, noting 67 to 69 teams had multiple all district players and a 7-3 record in 1969. The letter argues coaching and team attitude drive success and contrasts Pecos with prior coaching eras.
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Butler
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Eagles
Jerry Millsapps
Millsapps
Pecos
Huskers and Sooners coaches share thoughts on pivotal clash
Nebraska coach notes Oklahoma's wishbone as a unique test while Oklahoma coach frames Thursday showdown as a rare, high stakes duel. Both teams stress balance, defense, and special teams as key factors in the highly anticipated game.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
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Neb
Oklahoma
Grizzard wins weekly football contest in Andrews Monahans game
Clint Grizzard placed first with a 27 to 13 prediction in the Andrews Monahans game earning $5. A three way tie for second produced Eufemia Contreras Jim Craig Hess Abram Flores who shared prizes or placement notes. 95 contestants participated in the seven game prediction contest and Thomas A Vasquez was among 26 lettermen at Subiaco Academy Arkansas.
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Eddy St
Eufemia Contreras
Barstow
Jim Craig Hess
Jefferson St
Abram Flores
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Crouch
Lewis Wiley
Plum
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Juan Garcia
Thomas A. Vasquez
George Vasquez
Cactus St
Subiaco Academy
Subiaco, Ark
Vasquez
Rowdies Rout Marfa JV 68 28 In Pecos Gym
Pecos High School junior varsity Rowdies defeat Marfa 68 to 28 as Steve Clinton leads with 14 points. Rowdies build 34 14 halftime lead and dominate final period, with Maddox and Bobby Herod in double figures. Next game at McCamey 6 15 p.m.
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Donny
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Maria
Shorthorns
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Maddox
Danny Herod
Pecos Archery Club meet labels top shooters and trophies
Fifteen Pecos Archery Club archers and two guests competed Sunday at the archery range with ribbons and revolving trophies awarded. Bill Box led men with the top score winning the men’s trophy. Mary Ann Box won the women’s trophy. Rodney Grable claimed the youth trophy. Bill Malone won the 80 yard dot and $30. Malone also topped men’s A bow hunter with 370, Box led men’s B bow hunter at 350, with Wayne Grable and Tom Bell in second and third. Roy Lee won men’s open bow hunter, Gary Oden second, Harry Reddirt third. Mary Ann Box won women’s A bow hunter with 236. Teresa Glimer won women’s BY bow hunter and Elaine Houston won women’s C freestyle. Ricky Box led youths under 14. Rodney Grable second, John Houston third. Larry Hunter won youth open, Mike Avery won youth guest with 39, John Casimer second. Revolving trophies will be handed at the December 4 banquet at Ben’s Spanish Inn. meeting is December 2 at Security State Bank.
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Mary Ann Box
Rodney Grable
Bill Malone
Malone
Bow Hunter
Wayne Grable
Tom Bell
Roy Lee
Gary Oden
Harry Reddirt
Ricky Box
John Houston
Larry Hunter
Mike Avery
John Casimer
Ben’s Spanish Inn
Security State Bank
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