Eastside Split Weekend Games in Major State Tournament
Roswell Eastside beat Clovis Zia 14 6 to stay alive at Noon Optimist Field after a 6 1 loss to Albuquerque Eastdale. Eastside prep for a 5 30 p m match with Carlsbad Shorthorn while Eastdale meets Westgate at 7 30 p m in an Albuquerque showdown.
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Roswell
Eastside
Albuquerque
Eastdale
Clovis Zia
Westgate
Cory Millwood
Randall Parsons
Millwood
James Boese
Boese
Marquis Sosa
Albuquerque Eastdale
South tops North in All-Star game with Lopez spark
Las Cruces QB James Lopez threw two TD passes and ran for another to lead the South past the North 28 21 at University Stadium. DonTrell Moore of Roswell ran seven times for 53 yards as the South leaned to the air and extended its series lead to 36 18 4. Moore, headed to New Mexico, had a quiet night with no scores.
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Eastside
Zia
Cynthia Lucio
Richard Moreno
Marquis Sosa
Mark Marrujo
Marrujo
Albuquerque
Eastdale
Roswell
E.J. Cunningham
Carlos Salas
Cunningham
Alberto Barrientos
Richard Bohlken
Zach Mancha
Las Cruces
James Lopez
Lopez
Bulldawgs
University Stadium
South
Parade Magazine
DonTrell Moore
Isaac Gomez
Willie Henry
Hobbs
Brian Nash
Moore
University of New Mexico
Roswell High
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Cooper Henderson
Artesia
Henderson
Greg Lorber
New Mexico High School Coaches Association
Turtle Marathon set to gain nationwide exposure
Roswell Mayor Bill Owen announced the Turtle Marathon and Labor Day 5K for September 3. The 2000 race drew 30 to 40 runners and will be profiled in Runner's World with Race director Bob Edwards and Roswell Runners Club featured, highlighting Roswell's bid for the nation's smallest marathon.
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Roswell
Bill Owen
Runner’s World
Runner's Club
Bob Edwards
Edwards
Armstrong seals Tour of France victory after five mountain stages
Lance Armstrong appears near certain to win a third straight Tour de France after dominating five mountain stages. Jan Ullrich concedes defeat with a handshake at Luz Ardiden as Armstrong extends his lead to 6 minutes 44 seconds after finishing the Orleans to Paris stage group finish.
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Lance Armstrong
Armstrong
Lance
Jan Ullrich
Germany
Luz-Ardiden
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