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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
7
A narrow non-conference win for the Eagles over Pecos thrills fans with big plays and late suspense. Kelton’s quarterbacking proves crucial as Pecos’ balance of runs and passes keeps the game undecided until the final whistle. Roy B. Henderson’s article on high school football ethics is reprinted for local readers.
The Pecos Eagles seek a sixth win in seven games as they host Stanton at Rotary Field under lights. Kenneth Richards will miss the start with an injury, while Joe Sob Kelton returns from a leg strain ready to start. Coach Buddy Withers names the probable lineup with Medanich, Davis, Holloway, Warren, Orlesby, Duncan, Kelton, Wicker, Stool, and Crum in key roles.
A fumbled lateral on Carlsbad's 20 yard line set the stage as Pecos overcame a 14-0 deficit to beat Carlsbad 19 to 14. Medanich and Crum connected for a late go ahead score after Pecos forced turnovers and stopped Carlsbad drives with interception.
Superintendent R Henry Blackwell announced the first six weeks honor roll. Students must have straight A grades in all subjects, A in deportment, and no more than two absences. Highest honors include Mable Claire Baggent Sth grade Francis Scrimshire 10th Betsy Ross 1st grade and Francis Fittis 11th grade.
An upcoming Sunday Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science churches centers on probation after death. Key texts include James 1:12 14 "Blessed is the man that endureth temptation" and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health discussing Jesus resurrection as proof that mortal man is not the real essence of manhood.
The annual coronation of the queen is postponed to the 15th instead of November as originally planned. An election of 18 princesses for the queen's court is now in progress. From this list one will be chosen for Pecos High football in 1935.
Mrs J G Love and her daughter Allyne visited Mrs Love's daughter. Stanton Brunson traveled to Midland for the weekend to attend the Midland Fair. Iris Ann, the three year old granddaughter, returned with Mrs Love for a visit.
Odessa Brones dominated Taboka Friday to win a nonconference game. The final score was 2 to 6 with Odessa claiming a decisive victory and highlighting their strong form in District 7 B.
J C Wilson departed Monday for Houston to spend the week on business engagements and plans to return after completing his work.
McCamey Badgers shut out Sanderson Eagles 18 to 0 to seize the district lead. In the first quarter Campbell connected with Jobe for a 40 yard touchdown after a Eagles punt. Belcher scored again in the third quarter following a Campbell punt return and a fumble recovery.
George S. James of Gulf Insurance Co. based in Dallas traveled to Pecos for a business visit last week.
The Wink Wildcats routed the Ysleta Class A team 49 to 0 in a non conference game. Eight Wink touchdowns highlighted a dominant win as Wink prepares to host the Midland Bulldogs in a conference game Friday night.
Mrs. Sid Kyle visited from her ranch on Tuesday shops and meets friends at the town center, mingling with local shoppers and neighbors.
The Midland Bulldogs beat Crane 14 to 0 at Midland last Friday to secure their first conference victory. Midland led 14-0 in the first half with two TDs and seven first downs. Crane’s passing attack in the second half kept them from scoring while Midland controlled the game with nine first downs to Crane’s four.
Miss Caroline Sullivan of El Paso was a weekend visitor in Pecos, spending time in the town and visiting local sites and friends.
John H. Tyler of Austin Texas and two partners failed to obtain state court action to decide title to Pecos County land. The U S Supreme Court refused to rule on lower federal court orders blocking steps without El Paso Federal District Court permission, which could affect Stanolind Oil and Shell Petroleum oil rights.
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