Fundraiser for The First Tee of Pecos Valley at IGA July 24
The First Tee of The Pecos Valley hosts a fundraiser July 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lawrence Brothers IGA with putting games a driving range and a raffle to support the organization. Food sold includes pe dogs chips and Coca Cola products.
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NHL rejects Kovalchuk 17 year Devils contract
The NHL voided Ilya Kovalchuk and the New Jersey Devils 17 year 102 million deal for alleged salary cap circumvention. The league ruled the backloaded structure lowered cap hits despite Kovalchuk and Devils arguing the longer pact served security and winning potential.
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Dunn Martinez Headed to NMMI for Tennis
Roswell High School players Samantha Dunn and Bailey Martinez signed to continue tennis at New Mexico Military Institute. Dunn, No.1 singles last season, aims to keep playing while Martinez, No.2, seeks improvement and a strong education under coach Vidic. Both appreciate staying near Roswell for support and growth.
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Mora drives in five as Rockies rout Marlins 10-0
Melvin Mora had three hits and five RBIs including a bases clearing double, as the Colorado Rockies defeated the Florida Marlins 10-0. Jeff Francis tossed seven solid innings, striking out seven while allowing three hits. Nate Robertson took the loss after giving up eight runs in five innings.
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Piniella to retire at end of year
Chicago Cubs manager Lou Piniella announced he will retire at season's end after 18 years as a major league player and 22 years in managing. General manager Jim Hendry named Ryne Sandberg as a potential successor, with a decision likely after the season.
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