Rapp inducted into New Mexico Officials Hall of Fame
Bill Rapp, 85, longtime official with 57 years in football and 38 in basketball, was inducted into the New Mexico Officials Association Hall of Fame. Born 1931 in Coffeyville Kansas and raised in Las Vegas NM, he later became an elementary principal and recalled hustling to the play as an official. He cited weaker legs ending his active whistle duties and spoke of his lifelong commitment to fair calls for student athletes.
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Bill Rapp
New Mexico Officials Association Hall of Fame
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Coffeyville
Kansas
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Invaders fall to Alpine as win streak ends
Roswell faced an 8 7 deficit late after multiple errors by both teams. Louis Martini, Cody Coffman and Kaohu Gaspar led early offense with three runs in the second, but Alpine pitchers kept Roswell from a late comeback as the Invaders dropped their third straight game and left them eyeing a possible first round clash with Alpine in the Pecos League South.
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David Johnson
David
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Coffman and Gas
Par
Christian Johnson
Smith
Kevin Klaess
Evan Bickett
Adam Ogburn
Mike Scimanico
Kyle Perez
Mike Gomez
Cowboys
Gomez
Evan Karre
Webb
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