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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1973

Page

8

Indoor Tennis Club in Albuquerque Promises Year-Round Play

A Florida founder unveils Albuquerque’s three-quarter million indoor tennis center off I-25 Oruna Roa. The six-court, air conditioned facility aims at 100–110 members, 18 hours daily, plus industrial leagues and big-name exhibitions. Members will use checks or credit cards only, no food or booze, with a focus on quiet, slow-bounce play on green carpet.

Albuquerque Interstate 25 Oruna Roa George Hepworth Florida Hepworth Stan Smith George Washingtons Abe Lincolns Bobby Foster Foster University Arena U.S America Russia Land of Enchantment Sports P.O N.M

Cameron Mitchell Wins Celebrity Title at Rio Rancho Classic

Cameron Mitchell of High Chaparral won the celebrity title at the Jimmy Durante-Dale Robertson Rio Rancho Classic with a 2 round 109 total. He shot a final round 74 for a net 56, while Joe McDermott captured the pro title with a four under par 140. Donny Anderson and Tommy McDonald joined Mitchell on the celebrity podium, with Gene Torres and others close behind in a crowded field.

Cameron Mitchell Joe McDermott Mitchell Donny Anderson St. Louis Cardinals Tommy McDonald Albuquerque Country Club Gene Torres Terry Dear Bunky

Little League Focus Should Be Baseball Not Trappings

A reader argues youth baseball should emphasize playing the game over uniforms and gear. Citing Yogi Berra and memories from Wheaton, Illinois, the writer insists every child should play in Little League, with less emphasis on uniforms, training, and spectacle.

Treasury St. Petersburg Fla Yogi Berra New York Mets Yogi Wheaton The Acts Perry Durant

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