Panthers Ready For T or C In Week One Showdown
Animas High School coach Vance Lee expresses strong optimism for the Panthers as they prepare to face T or C on Friday September 1 in Toro. Lee notes improved T or C from scrimmages against Gad sden and Los Lunas and says Animas will play to win. Senior Jody Eddy will start at quarterback, and morale is high despite a small team size.
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Layton Named New Animas High School Basketball Coach
Layton, a San Diego native and All American athlete, has a 142 29 basketball record. He will coach the Animas Panthers this season while also assisting with football and teaching health, English, and physical education. He aims to sustain the basketball tradition at Animas with support and prayer.
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Mavericks Scrimmage Buoys Lordsburg Ahead of Opener
Lordsburg High School hunted for sharpness in a weekend scrimmage at Cloudcroft. Coach Jerry Reyes cited improved blocking and running, with quarterback David Holguin directing a poised passing attack to Eloy Marquez and Tim Bravo. Lockdown defense from Guerrero and Graves plus solid line play led the Mavericks forward as they prepare for Bayard Cobre.
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Rare Species Status Changed in New Mexico
The ridge-nested rattlesnake in southwestern New Mexico is added to the federal Threatened Species List, while the Mexican duck is removed from the Endangered Species List. John Hubbard of the New Mexico Game and Fish Department notes added protection for the rattlesnake beyond state listing. The rattlesnake’s federal status took effect August 21, and the Mexican duck delisting became effective August 24. The duck’s status review found U S pure Mexican ducks are rare, crossbreeding with mallards occurred, and a pure Mexican duck population in Mexico remains safe. The Mexican duck will stay protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and state laws.
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Horses Entered for 1978 New Mexico State Fair Schedule
A total of 1629 horses have been entered for the 17 days of horse shows at the 1978 New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque. Entries include 1155 open division and 474 junior horses. The schedule requires extra days, with shows beginning Friday September 8, five days before the fair opens on September 13.
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Dove season opens this Friday across the region
Outdoors columnist Jim Neeley notes the start of dove hunting and rabbit hunting as major national hunts. He reminds readers to license hunters and respect land rules, while forecasting cooling evenings, rising fishing activity at Crescent Lake and Snow Lake, and cautious travel during the Labor Day weekend in Silver City with tourists and forest camp visitors.
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