April 27 High School Sports Schedule Card
Baseball games at 3 and 5 p.m. Lake Arthur visits Gateway, and 4 and 6 p.m. Ruidoso travels to Dexter. Golf at 9 a.m. features Dexter Goddard NMMI and Roswell at Hobbs Invitational. Tennis 3 p.m. Lovington at NMMI. District 4-4A semifinal 3:30 p.m. Artesia at Roswell. Softball Dexter at Portales 6 p.m. Artesia at Goddard.
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Wool Bowl
First Tee Silent Auction Set for May 1 2
The First Tee of The Pecos Valley will run a silent auction May 1 and 2 from 7 30 a m to 2 p m at The First Tee building on the NMMI Golf Course Proceeds go to The First Tee of The Pecos Valley For details call 623 4444
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Nmmi Golf Course
Howard lands extension with Phillies through 2016
Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard agreed to a 125 million five year contract extension through 2016, with a 2017 club option. The deal guarantees 25 million per season 2014 16 20 million in 2012 13 and places a 23 million option for 2017 with a 10 million buyout. Howard the 2005 NL Rookie of the Year and 06 MVP, has led the club to two World Series trips including a 2008 championship.
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Ryan Howard
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Alex Rodriguez
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Roswell Sports Idea Line Opens for Readers
Roswell Record invites readers to submit sports story ideas via phone extensions and contact numbers. Call 575-622-7710 ext 28 or 575-625-0421 to share tips, suggestions, or potential features for upcoming editions.
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NMMI Broncos finish fifth at WJCAC golf invite
New Mexico Military Institute Junior College men placed fifth at the Western Junior College Athletic Conference Championship at Rainmakers Golf Club. Archibeque led NMMI with a 9-over total 151, while Myburgh, deRozario, Scheepers, Fisher, and Allen posted rounds aiding a 582 total for the team. Odessa College captured the title with a 586, Midland College was third, and Frank Phillips moved to fourth after Day 2. The Broncos next compete in the NJCAA National Championship May 18-21 at the Robert Trent Jones River Course in Huntsville Alabama.
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Wouter Myburgh
Daniel deRozario
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Leon Scheepers
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Fisher
Jonathan Allen
New Mexico Junior College
Odessa College
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NMMI netters prevail in five matches
PORTALES The NMMI boys tennis team overcame an automatic two game deficit and beat Portales 7-2 on Monday. With only five players, Portales forfeited a singles and doubles match but still won every match NMMI played. Jose Gonzalez and Jose Cobo swept first and second singles, while Jorge Gerza, Eduardo Cepeda and Luis Moncado also posted straight set wins.
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Portales
NMMI
Jose Gonzalez
Jose Cobo
Jorge Gerza
Eduardo Cepeda
Luis Moncado
Eunice routs Valley Christian 24 3 in five innings
Eunice Cardinals run away early amassing 12 first inning runs to defeat Valley Christian Lions 24 3 in five innings. Augustin Caraza Ulises Lozano Gage Guffey Mark Newton and Jacob Haynes among the hitters with Haynes belting a three run homer to cap a dominant opening frame.
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Ulises Lozano
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Mark
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