NMMI Competes at NJCAA National Championships in Tucson
On Thursday May 12 the schedule lists a women s tennis match at 7 30 a m between NMMI and rivals at the Reffkin Tennis Center in Tucson Arizona. Also on the slate are high school baseball and softball state playoff games including Goddard versus Farmington at Eldorado High School and Dexter versus Navajo Prep plus Roswell versus Piedra Vista at Rio Rancho.
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A.m. Dexter
Navajo Prep
Cleveland High School
A.m. Roswell
Piedra Vista
Rio Rancho
Roswell Runners Club Race for the Zoo May 21
The 18th annual Race for the Zoo is set for Saturday May 21 at 8 a.m. at Spring River Zoo. Events include a 2 mile walk 5k run and 10k events with a $15 entry fee. For details call Bob Edwards at 624-6720.
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Roswell
Spring River Zoo
Bob Edwards
Walker Aviation Museum golf tournament at NMMI Golf Course
The Walker Aviation Museum Foundation hosts a four person scramble on Saturday May 14 at the NMMI Golf Course with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Fee is 60 per player and entry forms are available at the pro shop. Contact Dee Rogers Bob Pottle or Bob Serrano for details.
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Nmmi Golf Course
Dee Rogers
Bob Pottle
Bob Serrano
Tractor Traylor, former NBA and Michigan star, dies at 34
Robert Tractor Traylor was found dead in his San Juan apartment on Wednesday. Police say he died of a heart attack after a dayslong disappearance, with Bayamon Cowboys officials noting a troubled connection with his wife in Chicago before contact was lost.
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Jose Carlos Perez
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Chicago
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Preakness Moves to Maryland Colors Painted on Weather Vane
On this day in 1909 the Preakness Stakes moved to Pimlico Maryland marking the race return. The winning colors were painted on the Pimlico weather vane to celebrate the shift after 16 years in New York.
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New York
Pimlico
Sam “Toothpick” Jones
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Boston Celtics
Milwaukee Bucks
Heat eliminate Celtics in East finals clinching win
Dwyane Wade scored 34 and LeBron James 33 as the Miami Heat finished Boston in five games with a 97-87 victory. A 16-0 run to end the game sealed the series, with James hitting a decisive 3 with 2:10 left and a postgame celebration energizing the crowd. Next up, the Heat face Chicago or Atlanta in the conference finals.
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LeBron James
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Boston
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Doc Rivers
Wade
Chris Bosh
Chicago
Atlanta
The Players Championship Island Green At Sawgrass
The Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach boasts a 9.5 million purse and a famed 137 yard island green on the 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass. Players discuss strategy as NBC and the PGA Tour deploy extensive coverage and cameras to the famous hole.
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Jacksonville
Paul Goydos
TPC
Alice Dye
Luke Donald
PGA Tour
Lucas Glover
Island Green
NBC Sports
Sergio Garcia
Goydos
Sean O'Hair
Phil Mickelson
Tiger Woods
Fred Couples
NMMI women reach consolation finals at NJCAA Nationals
In Tucson Arizona two NMMI players reach consolation finals at the NJCAA National Championships at Reffkin Tennis Center Lilla Godinet defeated Savannah Zachry 8-4 to face Ariel Rippner for the No 2 singles title Adalyn Hazelman topped Katie Smalley 8-3 and meets Gabriela Rodriguez for the No 3 flight final Karla Martinez lost in the No 1 singles main draw semifinal to Barbora Bozkova 6-0 6-1
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NMMI
Reffkin Tennis Center
Broncos
Lilla Godinet
Meridian Community College
Savannah Zachry
Godinet
Florida State College
Jacksonville
Ariel Rippner
Adalyn Hazelman
Central Alabama College
Katie Smalley
Zeljka Vidic
Hazelman
Godiner
Pima Community College
Gabriela Rodriguez
Karla Martinez
Laredo Community College
Barbora Bozkova
Karla
Fiesta Bowl Fined to Stay in BCS Framework
The Fiesta Bowl faces a 1 million dollar fine but will remain part of the Bowl Championship Series. The penalty follows a scandal involving staff campaign contributions and lavish spending by the former CEO. The bowl must strengthen its board and increase oversight while meeting BCS demands.
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BCS
Arizona
Bill Hancock
New Orleans
BCS Presidential Oversight Committee
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