Pecos Eagles Tie Odessa Bronchos In Defensive Battle
Medanich stars as Pecos holds Odessa to a 26 6 tie in a hard fought football game. Medanich races 66 yards for a second quarter TD, while Glover recovers a Callon fumble to halt Odessa threats. Pecos' defense and late passes keep the game close in the final minutes.
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Wink Wildcats Run Up 72-0 Victory Over Littlefield
The Wink Wildcats rout Littlefield 72 to 0 in a third straight win. Don Ezell led with five touchdowns, Beekman Ezell added two, Aberding and Callahan one each, and Bert Warner added two long runs. The defense stifled Pecos as Collins and Webb starred on tackling and punting.
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Monahans Green Wave suffers 26 0 defeat by Crane
Monahans had won three straight to open the season but fell 26 0 to Crane on Friday night. Pendleton led Crane with multiple scores, Jim Howard added another, and Jack Chaffin finished the scoring as Crane blanked the Green Wave in the 7 B contest. The loss dents Monahans title hopes ahead of clashes with Pecos, Midland and Wink.
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Conference Play Opens In District 7 B With Pecos Monahans Clash
District 7-B opens with three games as Pecos meets Monahans on Rotary Field. Odessa and Stanton collide in a key tilt while Crane, Midland, and Fort Stockton seek momentum amid injuries and eligibility issues. Wink field leads in scoring as Pecos and Monahans pursue early district wins.
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Mentone Boxers Win Five-State Championship Overall
Mentone boxing, led by Instructor Fonzo White, captured five firsts and two runner up prizes at the Five-State Championship in Hobbs. The team earned the large gold trophy with Curley Cook Dickson Al Rucker Sunny Peach Jack Ramon each winning titles. runners up were Red Pippen and Hughey Hawthorne. White sent Curley Cook and Bobby Leigh to Kermit for the invitation meet after the Hobbs win.
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Fort Stockton Junior Eleventh Falls to Stockton 7-6
Fort Stockton junior high suffered a 7-6 defeat by Stockton in a Saturday morning game. The team heads to Kermit tomorrow for a match with the Kermit Junior Jackets, with remaining schedule including games against Wink, Monahans, Stockton, and Monahans at home or away through November.
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Time Out for Murder opens 20th Century Fox series
20th Century Fox starts its Roving Reporter series with Time Out for Murder at the Grand Theatre next Tuesday. Manager Gene Hendon announces star Michael Whalen as the roving reporter Chick Chandler with photographer sidekick Gloria Stuart and lead actress Gloria Stuart.
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Local Visitors From Mc Camey and Hobbs
Miss Bobbie Nell Stoker of Mc Camey visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Townley and Pecos friends. Judge W W Hubbard has turned from Dallas where he tended to business affairs. Delaware was the first state to ratify the constitution in 1787. Tommy Payne Moanakar spent last weekend visiting his sister Mrs Wills Prewit. Jack Camp of Hobbs plans a Sunday visit to Enis and Mr and Mrs soa TM 4 ass Ve a.
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Illinois Admission to Union in 1818 Noted
Brief historical item records Illinois becoming the 21st state in 1818 after separate territory status. It notes the year of admission and places Illinois within early 19th century U.S. expansion.
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