Local High School Sports Scores And Schedule
Tuesday results include NMMI Colts 14 Capitan 1 and Carlsbad 5 Roswell 4 in baseball. Dexter Demons beat Tularosa 5 1 in baseball. Softball Dexter 18 Capitan 7. Roswell 9 Hobbs 3. Roswell 7 Hobbs 4. Schedule lists games through Friday with times and venues.
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Nmmi Colts
Capitan Tigers
Dexter Demons
Tularosa Wildcats
Carlsbad Cavemen
Roswell Coyotes
Hobbs Eagles
Goddard Rockets
Lovington Wildcats
Gateway Warriors
Elida Tigers
Ruidoso Warriors
Eunice Cardinals
Baseball schedule wrap shows mixed results across leagues
A multi day slate lists results including Boston 5 Pittsburgh 3 and Baltimore 3 Toronto 2 in 11 innings, plus Detroit 6 White Sox 3 and Yankees 5 Rays 0. Several games postponed or late results and a dense road map of interleague matchups follow across Wednesday and Thursday with numerous pitcher and team matchups.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Texas
Houston
Seattle
Oakland
L.A. Angels
N.Y. Yankees
Tampa Bay
Kennedy
Santiago
Zimmermann
Chicago
White Sox
Shields
Happ
Bundy
Yankees
Pineda
Cobb
Fath
Taillon
Sale
Salazar
Hamels
Pele
Paxton
Morton
Coyotes Rally In Extra Drama For Senior Day Doubleheader
In game one the Coyotes won 9-3 as Karissa Mesquita cleared the bases with a full count triple after Mykaela Olivas and Hunter set the table with hits. In game two Roswell’s comeback fell short as Mykaya Olivas delivered a walk-off blast in the seventh to seal a 7-4 win for the Coyotes.
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Coyotes
Hunter
Sheyanne Sandoval
Mykaela Olivas
RBI
Mykaya Olivas
Karissa Mesquita
Eagles
Roswell
Hobbs
Horton
Amy Vegil
Coyote Bats
Mesquita
Patterson
Noyelli Morales
Morales
Sandoval
Olivas
Coach Sandoval
Lovington
Lady Wildcats
Matt Hollinshead
Carlsbad
Argus
Bear Kyser
Cavemen
Aggies fall to Red Raiders in high scoring outing
Texas Tech defeated New Mexico State 15 to 4 as TTU posted three runs in the eighth inning. Joey Ortiz led NMSU with a 4-for-5 day while Kucko took the loss. NMSU drops to 17-13 and 3-0 in the WAC as they prepare for a three game series versus UT Rio Grande Valley. Tech moves to 26-6 and 4-2 in the Big 12 and hosts Baylor next.
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Red Raiders
Aggies
Chance Hroch
Keaton Graf
Graf
Aggie
Joey Ortiz
Kucko
TTU
Kilian
New Mexico State
UT Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros
Viauun
Houston Astros
Tyler Heinema
Milwaukee
Collin McHugh
Fresno
Los Angeles Angels
Salt Lake
Seattle Mariners
Drew Smyly
Evan Marshall
Atlanta Braves
Rex Brothers
Myles Smith
Laredo Lemurs
Carlos Contreras
Lincoln Saltdogs
Kris Regas
Zac Person
Christian Ibarra
Texas Airhogs
Levi Scot
Wichita Wingnuts
Richard Prigatano
Brennan Salgado
Leo Vargas
Jesse Pratt
Mike Devine
Alex
Washington Wizards
Sheldon McClellan
Rio Grande Valley
National Football League
Baltimore Ravens
Timmy Jemigan
Philadelphia
Dallas Cowboys
Tony Romo
National Hockey League
Dallas Stars
Justin Dowling
Texas
Detroit Red Wings
Zach Nastasiuk
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Edmonton Oilers
Jushar Khaira
Bakersfield
NEW Jersey Devils
Luke Gaz
Ben Thomson
Albany
Tampa Bay Lightning
Connor Ingram
College
Illinois State
Kristen Gillespie
Kentucky
Malik Monk
Maryland
Destiny Slocum
Kiah Gillespie
Jenna Stain
Rutgers
Tylin Oden
South Carolina
Kaela Davis
Allisha Gray
Stanford
Taylor Formica
Scoreboard preview for Del Prego Cahill Dodgers games
The schedule lists Cahill 0-0 for Del Prego against the Dodgers Hill 0-0 with games Thursday. Early matches include Philadelphia at Cincinnati at 12 35 p.m. and Colorado at Milwaukee at 1 40 p.m. followed by San Diego at the Dodgers at 3 10 p.m. Miami at Washington 4 05 p.m. Atlanta at New York Mets 7 10 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona 9 40 p.m.
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Miami
N.Y. Mets
Atlanta
Boston
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
L.A. Dodgers
San Diego
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Arizona
Lackey
Lynn
Straly
Washington Roark
Pie
Colon
N.Y
Mets
deGrom
Eickhoff
Finnegan
Tailon
Sale
Chatwood
Peralta
Lannce Mars
Walker
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dallas
L.A
Ottawa
Toronto
Tampa Bay
Florida
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Detroit
x-Washington
Charlotte
x-Pittsburgh
x-Columbus
Orlando
X-N.y. Rangers
N.Y. Islanders
Cleveland
Carolina
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Indiana
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x-Houston
Winnipeg
x-Memphis
New Orleans
Utah
x-Anaheim
Oklahoma City
Edmonton
Portland
San Jose
Denver
X-L.a. Clippers
Sacramento
L.A. Lakers
Phoenix
Montreal
Columbus
Memphis
Minnesota
Nashville
Golden State
Anaheim
Calgary
Houston
Vancouver
N.Y. Rangers
This Day in Sports Highlights 1915 to 2016 Events
A compact roundup of notable sports moments from 1915 through 2016 including Jess Willard beating Jack Johnson for the heavyweight title in Havana, Weissmuller records, Wittenberg AAU titles, Masters winner Art Wall, Wilt Chamberlain rebounds, NHL playoffs berths, MLB strike opens 1972, Kareem top scorer, NCAA championships, and major baseball and basketball milestones. It also lists multiple league transactions across baseball football hockey and basketball.
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Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Havana
Johnny Weissmuller
Henry Wittenberg
Wittenberg
Art Wall
Fred Hawkins
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Boston Celtics
New York
Detroit
Rangers
NHL
Montreal
Canadiens
Chicago
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles Lakers
Utah Jazz
NBA
Stanford
Western Kentucky
Donald Willams
North Carolina
Michigan
Bruce Baumgartner
David Muselbes
United States
Russia
Emeka Okafor
Ben Gordon
Connecticut Huskies
Georgia Tech
Charlotte Bobcats
Celtics
Brittany Linchcome
Kraft Nabisco
Duke
Butler
Gordon Hayward
Danielle Adams
Texas A&m
Notre Dame
Connecticut
Florida
DeAndre Daniels
Gators
Kentucky
Aaron Harrison
Wisconsin
Arlington
Texas
Uconn
Syracuse
Gene Auriemma
UCLA
John Wooden
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Baseball Commissioner's Office
Edward Perez
Dodgers
Jonathan Arauz
Quad Cities
Jeremy Rivera
Salem-Carolina
Cody Brickhouse
Giants
Ty Ross
Cal
Emmanuel Burriss
Keith Grieshaber
Orem
Pioneer
Ian Kahaloa
Billings
Demons
Tularosa
Jeannie Harris Photo
Dexter
Matt Otero
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