Roswell Tennis Assoc Earl Did It Day at Cahoon Park
The Roswell Tennis Association hosts Earl Did It Day at Cahoon Park tennis courts Saturday at 9 a.m. in a half day doubles scramble with A and B levels open to all players. Contact 623-4033 for details.
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Local Summer Camps and Tournaments Planned in Roswell Area
A roundup of summer athletic events and camps in Roswell including Goddard High School basketball camp June 1 3 at Mission Control 8 am to noon for grades 3 9 with 35 30 per family, registration starts June 1. Also Roswell Boys & Girls Club 5 on 5 tourney June 4 5 at Roswell Mall with 100 per team and contact options. Milkman Triathlon June 5 Dexter NM serves as state and regional championship. Elks for Vets golf June 5 NMMI Course entry 50 per player 200 per team. Roswell Men’s Adult Baseball League tourney June 11 13 Joe Bauman Stadium 300 per team. First Tee Pecos Valley Summer Life Skills Golf Clinics June July at NMMI 75 per participant with separate age groups. Call 623 4444 for details.
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Baseball at a Glance East and West Standings and Schedule
Major league standings show the East and West divisions with teams like Minnesota Kansas City Cleveland and Tampa Bay leading. Daily results include Kansas City 8 Cleveland 4 and Boston 3 Minnesota 2 with multiple games on Wednesday Thursday and Friday plus a slate of weekend matchups across the league.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Across MLB
A snapshot of day and Sunday games shows matchups including San Francisco at Oakland and N Y Yankees at N Y Mets at 5:10 p.m. with multiple noon and evening starts. Results list Chicago Cubs Philadelphia 4 1 and Arizona 13 San Francisco 1 among other outcomes.
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Duramed Futures Tour Money Leaders May 20
The May 20 money list shows Clady LaCrosse at top with 43,937 dollars, followed by Gerina Mendoza and Paola Moreno among the leading earners. Other top names include Pornanong Phatlum Christine Song Ryann OToole and Garrett Phillips with varying purses, reflecting the tour standings.
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Cammalleri Lifts Canadiens Past Flyers in Game 3
Montreal snaps Leighton's shutout streak and wins 5-1 to take the Eastern Conference final lead. Cammalleri scored the opener, Tom Pyatt and Dominic Moore added goals and assists, Gionta and Bergeron also scored, Halak stopped 33 shots as Philadelphia's six-game run ends.
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Transactions Thursday Sports Briefs Boston to Tusculum
Boston Red Sox optioned and designated players including Angel Sanchez and Scott Schoeneweis. Athletics recalled Vin Mazzaro, optioned Henry Rodriguez. Diamondbacks signed Luis Ayala. Astros released Kazuo Matsui and added Oswaldo Navarro. Pirates DL move and Donnelly activation. Packers signed Graham Harrell and Pizzotti cut. Dolphins sign Zach Thomas retirement. Seahawks waive Mike Teel. MLS fined Bruno Guarda. Dallas suspends Guarda. Meredith softball coach Luckadoo resigns. Chatham AD hires Zinn. NC Central promotes Vincent Brown. Tusculum names Riley OL coach.
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Mine That Bird Back in Train After Derby Switch
Owner Black and trainer Lukas discuss Mine That Bird's return to training after a Derby year with reduced fatigue and travel. The gelding rested over winter, regained his former mindset, and is set for a Churchill Downs tune up ahead of Breeders Cup.
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TV Sportwatch Schedule May 21
TV sportscast schedule lists NASCAR practice and pole qualifying in Concord North Carolina for the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 and Showdown and All-Star Race. Boxing lightweight bout in Laredo Texas. NCAA regionals in Atlanta. California stage cycling in Pasadena to Big Bear. Golf second rounds in Surrey Gladstone Irving. NHL playoff game Western Conference finals Game 3 in Chicago.
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Broncos tumble down leaderboard in Day 3 golf rounds
Broncos players posted mixed scores on Day 3 with Noah Archibeque shooting 83 to stay near the top of their pack while teammates Daniel deRozario Leon Scheepers Will Archibeque and Brandt Greene all slid in the standings. Meridian’s Brandt Greene took the lead at 5 under 211 with Odessa’s Abraham Ancer and others close behind as the final round approached. Archibeque was scheduled to tee off first at 9 30 a m EDT.
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Astros Fall Behind Early as Rockies Blow Past Oswalt
Oswalt, entering the game with NL worst run support at 2.29 per game, surrendered a first at bat error and saw Tulowitzki homer to left to put Colorado up 3 0. Helton drew a walk with one out, Hawpe added an eighth inning RBI single to run the score to 4 0. Notes: Houston LHP Tim Burdak on the DL will begin a rehabilitation stint with Triple A Round Rock Friday and Sunday.
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Demons honor Marquez as MVP and offensive player of the year
At a sports banquet on Wednesday, Marquez earned the Demons MVP award and the offensive player of the year honor after returning from a year off following his freshman season. District honors surprised him, and coach Woods praised the moment.
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