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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1978
Page
10
LHS Mavericks rebounded from a 53-52 deficit late in the third to edge Duncan after a rowdy road clash in Duncan, Arizona, Tuesday night. Coach Jerry Collins' crew displayed poise as the rally sealed the win.
Outdoors notes signal a strong spring in Arizona and New Mexico with heavy snow improving runoff. Snow Lake Willow Creek and Quemada Lake stocked and ready. bear and turkey hunts planned. Bobcat exhibit draws visitors as trappers edge toward Texas fur buyers. Lordsburg beats Duncan 71 70 in a tight basketball finale with district play upcoming.
Animas High School boys varsity, coached by Joe Croom, beat Class A Reserve 67 45 to ready for District 6-AA. Stuart McLean led with 14 points, followed by Mares Upshaw 12 each, Eddy 10, with Moore Mortensen six and others contributing. Animas led 18 6 after the first period and built a 30 19 halftime edge, finishing 48 29 in the third. The win improves Croom’s season record to nine wins and three losses. They open district play Friday at Lordsburg against the Mavericks and host Silver City Saturday. Also included is a light anecdote about the evening speaker.
Animas Panthers girls basketball improved to 12-4 with a 39-36 victory over Deming in a late burst of scoring and free throws by Duti Kerr. They then edged Clifton 51-46 in overtime as Tracey Johnson and Shannon Dixon led the offense with clutch baskets and Kerr sealed the win with final free throws.
Santa Fe reports announce hunter safety classes across the state led by Department of Game and Fish program coordinator John Davis. The eight hour courses cover firearms safety, history, ethics, survival and first aid, with ranges often included. Enroll via local instructors or district offices in Albuquerque, Raton, Las Cruces, Roswell, or Santa Fe. Nickel Arrives a five cent coin known as the nickel first appeared in 1866.
In mid January biologists staffing deer check stations in Carlsbad and Corona reported good deer numbers from two closely regulated either sex hunts. The Guadalupe Mountains near Carlsbad yielded 415 hunters and 258 deer, about a 62 percent success rate, while the Gallina Mountains near Corona produced 163 deer from roughly 40 percent of hunters. Data from these hunts will feed computer models alongside aerial and ground surveys and regular season survey data.
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