Mavericks Hire Martinez as New Football Coach for 1973
Philip Martinez, previously from Los Ojos and now residing in Lordsburg, is the new Mavericks head coach for the 1973 season. He aims for a tough 10 game schedule, two a day practices starting August 15, with about 50 players and a no pads first five days rule. He will run a slot I offense and 4-3-4 defense, assisted by Darril Goodman and Ernesto Renteria.
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Little League Schedule for August Week
Aug 6 Elks versus VFW and Border Patrol versus Prices. Aug 7 Prices versus Border Patrol and VFW versus Elks. Aug 8 Border Patrol versus Prices. Jet 5.
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Cash and Carry Wins Summer Cage League Title
Cash and Carry Grocery clinched the Division I title in summer recreation basketball finishing an undefeated season. The team faced Kimbley Oil Bivens Supply Amins First National Bank M&M Farm and Miller Chevrolet with several players former Lordsburg High School hoops stars. Western Auto topped Division II with a perfect record beating Phillips 66 Gambles and Chevron Inc. Coordinator Joe Orona praised sponsors and called the program a success.
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