Pecos Eagles Tame Fort Stockton 47 to 13 in Big Win
Pecos Eagles roll to a decisive 47 13 victory over Fort Stockton with Frank Medanich scoring three touchdowns before exiting. Woollard Piper Oglesby and Griffin add scores as 22 Pecos players see action while Fort Stockton’s Tison and Williams score.
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Pecos Eagles
Fort Stockton
Frank Medanich
Medanich
Harold Fry
Chaney Piper
Eagle
Connie Woullard
Kenneth Griffin
Billy Bob Oglesby
Woollard
Piper
Jack Tison
Francis Williams
Tison
Williams
Pecos
Clayton Hopkins
Girviie Archer
Connie Woollard
Neil (Skeeter) Precit
Edwin Gardner
Harry Clinton
Hiram Bond
James Bull
Jerry Duncan
Mason Meredith
Paul Scott
Griffin
Burchard
Richards
Bull
Burton
Cook
Haynes
Neil Prewit
Oglesby
Woullard
No Ties In District 7 A Says Pecos Official
Pecos Superintendent R Henry Blackwell, secretary of District 7 A football committee, states no ties exist in the district rules. He cites a 1936 Pecos Midland tie decision where first downs and penetrations determined the winner, declaring Pecos the win in the Pecos Monahans 14 14 clash as official.
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Pecos
Monahans
R. Henry Blackwell
Supt
Blackwell
Midland
Eagles
District 7-A
Wink Wildcats defeat Odessa Broncos 13 to 6 at Fly Field
Wink Wildcats extend unbeaten streak against Odessa to 12 games with a 13 to 6 victory at Fly Field. Despite a conservative game plan, Wink held a 22-7 first down edge and halted Odessa’s late push after a fourth quarter march, J R Callahan scoring the decisive TD. Dee Ezell and Don Ezell key in the passing sequence leading to Wink’s win.
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Don Herring
Princeton University
Brown
Wink
Odessa
Wink Wildcats
Odessa Hosses
Fly Field
Wildcats
Broncos
Winkler
Youngblood
Callahan
Callahan Callahan
Dee Ezell
Don Ezell
Billy Hogan
de Luxe
Fred Caudle
Mosses
McCracken
Hogan
Little Hogan
Caudle
Odessa Land
J. R. Callahan
McCamey Defeats Oft-Tied Cowboys in Key Victory
McCamey Badgers beat Grandfalls 26 to 12 as Smith Choate Jones Bowen Hill and Langley starred in a fast paced game. Grandfalls scored early on a Langley run and Carr Christensen connected for a late score, but McCamey answered with multiple touchdowns and precision passing.
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Butch Smith
Davey Jones
Hill
Bowen
McCamey Badgers
Grandfalls
McCamey
Langley
Smith
Choate
Jones
Grand Falls
Carr
Christensen
Schedule Unchanged By Week-end Of Play In 7.4
Inter district and inter class football left District 7-A standings unchanged as Pecos and Wink won again. Pecos beat Fort Stockton 47 13 and Wink beat Odessa 13 6 maintaining co lead. McCamey defeated Grandfalls 26 12 while Crane and Kermit tied 12 12. Monahans and Crane meet in the only conference game of the week in Monahans.
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Pecos
Wink
Eagles
Fort Stockton
Odessa
McCamey
Grandfalls
Golden Cranes
Crane
Kermit Yellowjackets
Kermit
Monahans
Crane Square
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