Cragin Chooses Houston Over New Mexico Golf Offer
West Mesa High School graduate Greg Lay’s star golfer Ray Cragin rejected a University of New Mexico basketball? No, golf offer, choosing the University of Houston for the next four years. The left handed junior star from Albuquerque, 17, rose from California to New Mexico, winning nine major junior titles and two City Amateur championships, and he aims to compete at top national levels while balancing classes and tournaments.
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Rio Grande Horse Show Opens at State Fairgrounds
The Rio Grande Horse Show begins at the State Fairgrounds arena and runs through Sunday featuring 284 classes in 16 divisions, making it the largest in New Mexico. Spectators admitted free. riders may register up to 30 minutes before each class, with prizes including ribbons, trophies, and cash.
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Left Handed Golfer Bob Charles Sees Europe Over America
New Zealand born golfer Bob Charles, based in Dallas for six years, explains why he prefers Europe to the United States. He has earned about 448,689 dollars from touring, plans to move to Johannesburg to run a ranch while remaining a left handed golfer in Europe and elsewhere.
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Six Guns Begin Preseason Sale For Albuquerque Ice Team
Albuquerque's new pro hockey club the Six Guns launched a pre-season ticket drive with a 10 percent discount on season tickets bought before September 1. Season tickets cover 36 home games at Tingley Coliseum starting October 12 against the Omaha Knights.
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Railraider cap fuels T-Birds near SC Razorbacks clash
New Mexico's AT and SF railraider fan lands back in football as he joins the T-Birds for a weekend game against the Southern California Razorbacks in Albuquerque. The prep scene also highlights local athletes like Jin Ivicek Carol Hudson and others aiming for Olympic trials and international meets.
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