NMMI secures three international junior Davis Cup players
Three young players from Bolivia and Switzerland will train at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell next year. Les Paull, NMMI tennis head, recruited Alvarez 17, Oropeza 17, from Bolivia, and Freundlieb 20 from Basel, Switzerland, and the trio will seek summer host homes in the community.
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Mike Bush
Roswell
Phureday
Les Paull
New Mexico
Paull
Bolivia
Switzerland
NMMI
Wilson Alvarez
Luis 0A
Santa Cruz
Danny Fieb
Basel
Sand
Miami
Alvarez
Oropeza
Brazil
Argentina
Australia
Columbia
Carlos Ballivian
Bolivian Tennis Association
Allman
Freundlieb
Mulhausen
France
Pions
United States
Hal Underwood
Ki Kroll
Kaat Halts Cubs in Memorial Day Doubleheader
Jim Kaat pitched six solid innings and hit a solo homer as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1 in game two of a Memorial Day doubleheader. The Phillies added strong support from Mick Kelleher and Rick Reuschel, while the Cubs tied the game briefly but couldn’t hold. Padres topple Braves 10-7 as Winfield belted a three-run shot to spark a late rally. Giants win 7-1 in 12 innings over the Dodgers with Bobby Murcer driving in two and Ken Reitz contributing two more. Mets shell Pittsburgh 13-1 behind Jon Matlack five-hitter. Pirates also split with Doc Medich’s five-hitter in game two.
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Ken Rappoport
Jim Kaat
Chicago Cubs
Kaat
Phillies
Halidag
Philadelphia
Dave Cash
San Diego Padres
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Aeader
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Bant
Madlock
Straight Me
Mike Adams
Bles
Mick Kelleher
Rick Reuschel
Steve Carlton
Mets
Pirates
Jon Matlack
New York
Pittsburgh
Doc Medich
Duffy Dyer
Danny Murtaugh
Padres
Braves
Dave Winfield
San Diego
Atlanta
Winfield
Rich Folkers
Max Leon
Patrey
Hur
J.R
Dodgers
Drawnin
Herndon
Thomas
Ken Reitz
Marc Hill
Randy Moffit
Jimmylin Wins Feature at Ruidoso Downs in 7-1 Upset
Jockey Leroy Coombs guides Jimmylin, a five year old gelding, to victory in the Monday feature at Ruidoso Downs. The 5 1/2 furlong race ended in 1:07 4-5 with Jimmylin paying $16.80, $5.20, and $2.80. Second was Donna My Dear with $4.00 and $2.60, Swiss Itch paid $2.40 to show.
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Ruidoso Downs
Leroy Coombs
Jimmylin
Sam Ball
Wetonga
Oklo
Donna My Dear
Swiss Itch
Beam’s Joy
Dismis
Hookem Loon
Lie For Me
Hilltop’s
Flight
Seward’s Choice
M Everett
Tonkawa Babe
Denvalee
Hookem Dancer
Flame
King’s Victory
Savannason
Prospector’s
Blair
Major League Standings and Schedule Update
MLB standings and results from Monday show Oakland 10 Kansas City 1 and New York 8 Boston losses. several interleague and scheduled games are listed with pitchers and records. Tuesday, Wednesday matchups include San Diego at Atlanta and Chicago at New York among others.
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Oakland
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
California
Minnesota
Chicago
Texas
Teening
Broberg
Bare
Coleman
Cores
Pole
Singer
Brett
Ryan
Redfern
Decker
Bird
Bahnsen
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
San Diego
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Strom
Ruthven
Devine
Renko
Reed
Candelaria
Koosman
Falcone
Stanhouse
Zachry
Dierker
Halicki
Sutton
Associated Press
Philall
Pitts
Cena
Milwkee
West Cincinnati
Kan City
Ang
ASB
San Fran
Panatta Triumphs At Italian Open In Rome Showdown
Andriano Panatta of Italy beat top seed Guillermo Vilas of Argentina 2-6 7-6 6-2 7-6 to win the $180,000 Italian Open. Mima Jansovec of Yugoslavia captured the women's singles with a 6-1 6-3 victory over Leslie Hunt.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Andriano Panatta
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Mima Jansovec
Yugoslavia
Leslie Hunt
Australia
Duesseldorf
West Germany
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Paris
Rolf Norberg
Tom Gorman
United States
Manchester
England
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Peter Finn
Courts cost Cahoon Park tennis courts on select days
Charlie Green, a tennis instructor, said Cahoon Park tennis courts will incur charges from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily. The notice outlines daily access times and the new pricing.
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Cahoon Park
Charlie Green
Green
Bryant and Neeld Win New Mexico Open Singles Titles
In Albuquerque, Dave Bryant of Amarillo defeated Gary Wheeler 6-2 6-4 to claim the men’s singles crown, while Nancy Neeld of Albuquerque defeated Sue Jollensten 6-1 6-1 for the women’s title. Bryant, 29, left teaching to pursue pro tennis, and Neeld, 46, ranked ninth nationally in women’s 40 singles, won easily after earlier knee trouble.
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Albuquerque
Dave Bryant
Amarillo
Tex
Nancy Neeld
Bryant
Gary Wheeler
Mrs. Neeld
Sue Jollensten
Wheeler
University of New Mexico
Tim Ae
Kathrin Keil
Sue
ENMU golfers go to NAIA nationals in Burlington
Eastern New Mexico University sends a five man team to the NAIA national golf championship in Burlington North Carolina. The squad includes Ken Hedrick Guy Owen Danny Brown Duppy Williams and Terry Franklin with Hedrick the Dist 7 medalist. ENMU coach Carl Richardson notes the team is young but balanced and improved. The Greyhounds finished sixth in 1975 and third in 1974 with no returning lettermen.
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Svatopluk Stojan
Freudlieb
Bojorn Borg
Pauli
Western Junior College Athletic Conference
MMI
Derry Moore
Paul
Glenn
Bassett
University of California
Bill Murphy
Arizona State University
Rivelino
Giancarlo Antognoni
UPI
Telepttate
New Haven
Conn
Quiniela
Miles Hy
You Rascal
Bar’s Jet
Exacta
Hasty Start
Valda
Serene Princess
Quintela
Global Sports
Britain
Greater Manchester
Corpus Christi
Bill Scanlon
Trinity University
Peter Fleming
UCLA
Betty Burtennacht
Judy Rankin
Dublin
Ohio
Roger Maltbie
Hale Irwin
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Vinny Giles
Hogan Stott
LE News
Neeld
ENMU
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Enn
Ae Een
Orotcetm
N &Y
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