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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1939

Page

7

Looking Fair Says Hopkins Of Gridiron Prospects

A 1938 report notes 27 boys on a tour in Southern California and cites a total tourist count of 1 638 834. A Roman bridge dating to 62 B C remains sound and serviceable. Red squirrels swim Lake Champlain and Florida Texas together account for 85 percent of grapefruit production.

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Pecos District 7-A football opens under Hopkins Archer

Training underway as 27 boys receive equipment for Pecos football under coaches Hopkins and Archer. Captains Medanich and Griffin lead a 27-man squad. season opener is Sept 15 against Roscoe Plow at Rotary Field. injuries include Cole Armstrong sprain but not serious.

Clayton Hopkins Girviie Archer Pecos Madera Mountains Frank Medanich Kenneth Griffin Roscoe Plowboys Rotary Field Cole Armstrong Hopkins Archer Junction Howard Payne Monahans Stack Medanich Antonio Gochico Red” Gardner

Wink Wildcats in District 7-A pose and injuries loom

Pecos gossip recalls Wink's football hopes amid district shakeup with McCamey added and Midland removed. Notes injuries to Callahan and others, junior players aging out, plus local sports quirks and town updates from Pecos and Midland events.

Wink Wildcats McCamey Midland

Eagle grid lineup shapes up with new faces at key positions

The article lists the Eagle football squad detailing lineup changes. It notes absences of John Gamel and Billy Campbell and highlights Bobby Otto Norwin Burton L A Richards Willis Cook and center candidates A D Haynes Robert Beauford Jerry Duncan. Reserve linemen Marion Cook James Bull Charles Williams Bill Scott Hiram Bond Jimmie Harrington Allan Propp.

John Gamel Billy Campbell Bobby Otto Gamel Norwin Burton Little L. A. Richards Willis Cook A. D. Haynes Robert Beauford San Marcos Jerry Duncan Hopkins Haynes Beauford Eagle Marion Cook James Bull Charles Williams Bill Scott Mineral Wells Hiram Bond Jimmie Harrington Allan Propp

Monahans Green Wave to clash with Midland Bulldogs at home

Monahans Texas hosts Midland Bulldogs in a high school stadium showdown at 8:30 p m. Local officials anticipate the season’s largest crowd as season tickets sold out early. Coach Bud Taylor notes a healthy squad with Jay Francis Truelove Harris leading the offense and Faul Klatt plus a veteran line anchoring the defense.

Monahans Texas West Texas Monahans Green Wave Midland Bulldogs Bud Taylor Jay Francis Francis Truelove Harris Faul Klatt Green Wave Ellis Handlin Hary Martin

Dove Season Opens September 15 in Reeves County Area

Texas Game Department data expect a good dove season with opening in Reeves County on Friday September 15 and closing November 15. Mourning and white winged doves follow a Sept 1 start in Panhandle areas and end October 31. Webb Zapata counties largely follow a restricted Tuesday Thursday Saturday Sunday schedule.

Texas State Game Department Reeves County Texas Panhandle Webb Zapata Leonard Staggard Central North Rio Grande Valley

Mrs Oates Returns From California Visit

Mrs W B Oates came home Monday after a lengthy stay with friends and relatives in Los Angeles Upton San Diego and other California points. Her granddaughter Miss Joann Stribling accompanied her to enter school here.

W. B. Oates Los Angeles Upton San Diego California Joann Stribling

Mrs Henry Hammond and Charlie Rumbaugh Win Pecos Bowling

Henry Hammond and Charlie Rumbaugh were named high prize winners at the Pecos bowling alley last week. Mrs Hammond received a reading lamp for posting the high score for women during August.

Charlie Agnes) Hammond Pecos Louise van Horn Henry Hammond Charlie Rumbaugh

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