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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Napley and Sgia home event on an unspecified day. Readable elements point to a local notice or brief item without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
The Wink squad edged Pecos in a rough season finale with hard luck for both teams. The writer recalls past reversals by high school and college teams and notes key players, while praising Pecos’ overall season and looking toward next year.
In a thrilling Friday game at Wink the Wildcats stopped Pecos on the one yard line as time expired. A lone 20 yard pass by Wink secured the district title for Wink, while Pecos battles listless drives with fumbles and penalties. Joe Bob Relton starred for Pecos with speed and drive, and the Eagles outgained Wink 11 first downs to 5.
After football season work the Pecos Junior and high school squads will attend a Saturday night barbecue at the home of Mr and Mrs Ruy Wilcox. Donors include Sheriff Louis Roberson Roy Wilcox and A B Cooksey.
The Pecos Eagles wrap up a strong year with six wins and three losses nine-game schedule. They defeated MosMoney Fabens Miacia Midland Odessa and Lovington and earned a forfeit over Stanton. Last game at Wink featured players Seagend Mitchell Davis Slack Elk ins Lybrand Bowles and others as the team drew larger crowds and more money for the athletic fund while preserving Pecos sportsmanship.
The Fort Stockton Panthers defeated the Iraan Braves 25 to 7 at Iraan on Tuesday to earn a spot in the District 12-B championship versus Wink. Fort Stockton dominated in both run and pass and will likely host the title game, possibly at Fort Stockton.
Harold Wendt of Pecos underwent tonsil removal Monday with Dr. J. D. Gipson delivering the operation at the local facility.
Tom Crow manager of the Lake Ranch was in Pecos Monday to see friends. Sterling Price from the state land office in Austin was in Pecos last week on business.
The Pecos Junior football team ends the season with four wins and three losses. Coach Virgil Beau Galloway built a strong squad from raw material and led the team to compete tough against any junior squad in the country.
Judge E. J. Beckham of Pyote traveled to Pecos for a Monday visit this week, joining local officials and inspecting county facilities during a routine tour.
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