Rockets edge Capitan as Trujillo leads NM M I split baseball tilt
Danielle Hubbard led the Rockets with 15 points as they built a late cushion in a win that improves their record to 9 10 and marks a third win in five games. NMMI beat Capitan 18 from Richard Trujillo helped the Colts hold off late Capitan surge in Cahoon Armory sequence.
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Li Stuns Crowd as Injury Sparks Support at Tennis Semifinal
Li’s obvious injury drew a 15,000 crowd rally behind her on court as Azarenka faced criticism for a late medical timeout during her semifinal win over Sloane Stephens. Azarenka retained the No 1 ranking while Li rose to the top five and echoed past Australian runners-up who later won the French Open.
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Umpire and Sports Signups Open for 2013 Season
Umpire meetings begin Jan 29 at Yucca Recreation Center 7 p.m. Wayne Parson 317-1763 and David Gray 626-3765 provide details. Spring River Senior Golf breakfast Feb 5 8 a.m. at Elks Lodge 1720 N Montana Ave. Roswell league info Feb 9 2 p.m. at McDonald’s 18-65 age group contact 623-8658 or 627-3297.
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SDSU Tops New Mexico Behind 14-2 Run In Half
San Diego State and New Mexico traded momentum as SDSU built a 21-9 lead late in the first half and held top back-and-forth pace. Xavier Thames sat out with a back issue while Winston Shepard contributed in the 14-2 run to seize control before halftime.
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Saints hold Super Bowl faith with Goodell backing
New Orleans leaders credit Roger Goodell with keeping the Saints in the city and hosting the Super Bowl. Landrieu and Tagliabue praise Goodell while Drew Brees calls the game a validation of Katrina recovery. Fans urge focus on the future and unity through football.
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