Roswell City Championships set for NMMI course start
The Roswell City Championships begin at 8 a.m. Saturday at NMMI Golf Course with women's seniors and men divisions, then move to Spring River on Sunday at 8 a.m. to determine the top Roswell golfers of 2002 by lowest combined score. Enter by calling 622-6033. entry is 35 dollars not including greens and cart fees.
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Tom Velarde
Spring River
Nmmi
Roswell
Spring River Golf Course
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Velarde
Roswell City
Nmmi.edu
Roswell City Golf Champions Through 2001 Records
The list outlines Roswell City and Women’s City golf champions spanning 1938 to 2001, noting multiple years with no tournament and recurring winners such as Mike Goodart and Marion Senteno. It includes senior champions and reflects long standing local golf history with numerous repeat title holders.
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Roswell
Jim Jennings
Mike Goodart
Carl Jones
Tom White
Verne Stewart
Wibur McK
Karl Olson
Clyde Blackwell
Robert Scaling
Henry Sandles
Walter Greiner
Tom Roberts
Arnold Madril
Harry E. Mills
Carlton Blewett
Maurice Green
Ron Smith
Raymond Con
James Silva
Arthur Rom
Dick Stranahan
Russ Milne
Carlton Blew
Teddy White
Jack Shelton
Rick Avina
Bob Meiering
Ray Lewis
Mike Carrigan
Dee Green
Cameron
Ted Martinez
Spunky Baldock
Marion Senteno
Kelly Velarde
Sandy Rogers
Sunrise Optimist Roswell Baseball Invitational Opens Friday
The tenth annual Sunrise Optimist Roswell Baseball Invitational starts today and runs through Saturday at Coca-Cola and Bronco fields in Roswell. High school teams from New Mexico, Texas and Kansas compete with the Roswell Coyotes defending their crown.
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New Mexico
Texas
Kansas
Roswell Coyotes
John Jaquess
Jaquess
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Meade
Bronco Field
Connie Mack
Roswell Heat
Amarillo Renegades
Amarillo Dusters
Coca-Cola Field
Carlsbad Legion
Sunrise Optimist Club
Buck honored as Cardinals fall to Angels in Buck tribute
Dodgers? No. Cardinals host a 4 1/2 hour memorial viewing for broadcaster Jack Buck as the Anaheim Angels beat St. Louis 3-2. Scott Schoeneweis pitched well for the Angels. David Eckstein had three hits and scored twice. Bud Smith took the loss. Troy Percival earned the save.
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Scott Schoeneweis
David Eckstein
Anaheimers
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Buck
Busch Stadium
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Buck
Schoeneweis
Troy Percival
Bud Smith
Tim Salmon
Scott Spiezio
Darin Erstad
Eli Marrero
Rockies
Yankees
Denver
Todd Zeile
Steve Karsay
Colorado
New York
Coors Field
Denny Stark
Todd Hollandsworth
Roger Clemens
Robin Ventura
Jason Giambi
Rangers
Cubs
Chicago
Rafael Palmeiro
Texas
Wrigley Field
Palmeiro
White Sox
Phillies
Philadelphia
Mark Buehrle
Paul Konerko
Buehrle
Doug Glanville
Bobby Abreu
Konerko
Robert Person
Giants
Devil Rays
SAN Francisco
Marvin Benard
Rich Aurilia
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Scott Verplank
Tim Herron
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Japan
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Rhode Island
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Minnesota
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Bill Wyles
Greg Robertson
Todd Fields
Jason Sanderson
Billy Carlyle
Jeff Cooper
Ward Hutchins
Sandy Magnon
Renee Matchin
JoJo Robertson
Robin Phillips
Linda Virden
Casey Cooper
Shirley Greenwood
Jim Farley
Pecos Valley Rattlers
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el Coca-Cola Field
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Llo Dusters
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Mench
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Anthony Telford
Alex Gonzalez
Francisco Cordero
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Yanks
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Ben Grieve
Tanyon Sturtze
Diamondbacks
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National Wild Turkey Federation
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Bpoe Elks Lodge
N. Richardson Ave
Miks Jasper
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