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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1976
Page
6
Pecos Eagles roll over Alpine 30 to 0 to improve to 4-0. Charles Weinacht connects on multiple passes and kicks, with Linver Mosby and Ricky Seawright among receivers. Eagles hold Alpine to 237 rushing yards and 133 passing, sealing the win behind a stingy defense.
Odessa Ector over Jefferson 43-0 as 303 rushing yards and 41 receiving yards fuel a record single game for the Eagles. Herbert Moore nets two interceptions and a fumble return as Ralph Johnson credits the defense.
Crockett Junior High eighth graders were swept by Kermit 15-0 and 15-7. In seventh grade, Pecos teams fell 15-5 and 15-2. Lydia Cabral led eighth grade Pecos scoring with Norma Lara, Lori Gainus and Lisa Cassell guiding seventh grade. Crockett hosts Alpine and Marfa next in Big Bend area matchups.
Queens versus Grandfalls freshman and JV at there 4 30 p m Crockett volleyball at Alpine here 4 p m Eagle Queen freshman and JV at Grand falls 4 30 p m Crockett versus Alpine here 4 p m Tuesday Queens against Marfa varsity and JV game there 6 30 p m Queen freshmen against Fort Stockton volleyball here 5 Thursday JV football against Alpine here 7 p m Zavala volleyball against Kerrville there 5 30 p m Crockett volleyball against Marfa here 5 p m Friday Crockett football against freshmen here 4 p m Eagle Queen volleyball at Seminole tournament
Pecos junior varsity won 34-19 at Grandfalls after a 6-2 loss to Permian in Odessa. Pecos jumped ahead with two first-quarter TDs, then added two more in the second period before Grandfalls answered. Key plays included a 48-yard pass from Jim Bob McNeil to Russell Acker and runs by Juan Ulate. Pecos receivers struggled to hold on to McNeil’s passes. Coach Bill Burling praised Johnson’s running while noting receiver drops and six Pecos punts. The loss leaves Pecos JV at 1-2, with Alpine next.
The Class B division of Texas schoolboy football shows volatility as the top team in the AP poll lost again. Chico was crushed 56-9 by Muenster, a Class A club, making a fourth No. 1 possible this week. Groom and Rochester had held No. 1 before Chico, while other leaders are expected to stay atop.
J C Snead defied Johnny Miller with a four under par 68 to win the Kaiser Inter national Open by two strokes in Napa California. Miller shot 69 to tie for second with Gibby Gilbert as Snead's second title of the season boosted him to $191 807 on the money list while stressing he avoids superstardom and public attention amid a candid recollection of life on tour.
Carlsbad Quarter Horse Club announces its final open horse show on October 3 at the Eddy County sheriff's posse arena. Events include halter English and Western pleasure Western riding reining barrels poles stakes English equitation and horsemanship. Entry is 3 dollars per person with trophies for first place and rosettes through sixth. Open to all breed horses and run under American Quarter Horse Association rules per secretary Bobbye Rogers.
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