Roswell Golf News Highlights Across Divisions and Tours
Across the Spring River and Roswell High School events, players and teams earn top honors. Notable results include Jane Ann Oldrup leading the ladies gross first with 178, Kathy Culshaw net 139, Lina Rose gross 196 in seniors, and Bob Thompson gross 148 in men 50-65. Net winners feature Bud Morris 120 and Einar Johnson 130. Scramble and TGIF tours crown multiple teams, with Switches in net standings and tie-break results across divisions.
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Jane Ann Oldrup
Toni Pope
Kathy Culshaw
Cheryl Corder
Lina Rose
Gladys Benton
Flo Matthews
Mary Neff
Bob Thompson
George Haile
Mike Andrews
Bud Morris
Einar Johnson
Bob Pottle
Bill Pope
Jack Turner
Bill Follick
Rufino Sanchez
Tony Spina
Jim Cogdill
Jack Marcelli
Howard Wright
Jim Summergill
John Stratford
Doug Combs
Stewart Putnam
Kent Lumpkin
Don Geddes
Maria Velarde
Joanne Blach
Jan Scheid
Anne Pope
Lina Rose Davis
Sue Bryan
Spring River
Tgiv Gross
David Mestas
Saul Sanchez
Lester Deason
Art Goudy
Billy Carlyle
Turner Carlyle
Winston Presnell
Paul Bennett
Ricky Mullins
Raymond Reeves
Scott Avent
Jack Arnold
Mike Meyer
Sunny Candelaria
Buddy Pendergrass
James Fields
Charles Benton
Jim Summersgill
Frank Frankforther
Larry Reeves
Jack Doran
Jack Beeson
David Bidwell
Gary Padilla
John Miscavage
Kim Hendricks
Derick Hendrix
Charlie Larnon
Robert Menagh
Shelli Nellis
Red Worley
Wade Dove
Steve Berry
Billy Turner
Ramond Reyes
Laura Reyes
Charlie Greenwood
Shirley Greenwood
Ralph Earick
Julie Earick
Ellen Whitmore
Irma Ogara
Elaine Dotts
Carol Henry
Shelly Nellis
Eileen Vetzer
Eileen Reifstock
Explosive moment disrupts Indians Phillies game at Jacobs Field
An explosion near a smoking area during the top of the ninth at Jacobs Field interrupted the Indians 5-1 win over the Phillies. Two injuries were treated. three Elyria men were questioned by police about a large firecracker. Philadelphia manager Larry Bowa voiced concern amid the incident.
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Roswell Golf and Tennis Events Offer Summer Play and Open Entries
The Desk and Derrick Club of Roswell hosts the 2nd Black Gold Golf Tournament at Spring River Golf Course on June 28 with a four person scramble. Alberto's USA Team Tennis Junior Open runs July 5-7 with multiple sites and structured camps for various ages. Pro 1 players should call (505) 623-2728 for details.
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Thunderbird Camp of Champions at NMJC Sets July Dates
New Mexico Junior College offers two basketball camps this summer. The Thunderbird Camp of Champions for Boys runs July 21 to 25 for grades 2 through 12 with overnight fees 250 and day 150. The Lady Thunderbirds camp operates July 7 to 10 for girls in grades 3 through 12 with overnight 185 and day 125. To register contact Jeff McCool at 505 392 5772 or 505 392 5510.
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Lakers maintain calm in key playoff game
Lakers held off the Nets with steady confidence as Phil Jackson stressed focus on each moment. Martin led the Nets with 17 points in the opening stanza while the Lakers rallied from a 34-23 deficit to tie 41-41 at the start of the second period.
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Tuesday and Wednesday Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule
Baseball scores from Tuesday to Friday show Pittsburgh 7 Anaheim 3 and St. Louis 7 Seattle 4 with Oakland 11 Milwaukee 2 on Tuesday. Wednesday results include Arizona 9 Yankees 5 and San Diego 2 Baltimore 0 after extras. other games end Fox 6 Toronto 3 Chicago White Sox 2 N Y 1 Philadelphia 7 Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 4 Tampa Bay 2 Texas 10 Cincinnati 4. Friday schedule lists White Sox at Chicago, Toronto at Montreal, Tampa Bay at Florida, Baltimore at Philadelphia, Yankees at Mets, Boston at Atlanta, Texas at Houston, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Kansas City at St. Louis, Cleveland at Colorado, Seattle at San Diego, Detroit at Arizona, Anaheim at Los Angeles, Oakland at San Francisco. SCOREBOARD notes Oakland and Los Angeles. Ashby W6-5 and Quantrill Gee are listed with unclear figures.
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Lakers Sweep Nets In 2002 NBA Finals Four-Game Sweep
Lakers defeat Nets 113 to 107 to clinch the NBA championship in a best-of-seven final. Shaquille O Neal leads with 10 rebounds while Kobe Bryant adds 8 assists as Los Angeles seals the series. The article recaps game-by-game results and lists all time finals milestones and MVP history.
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