Patchy NM prep scores and upcoming events mixed
Regional high school results show Piedra Vista 51 Miyamura 42 and Quemado 39, with Santa Fe Indian 76 Santa Fe 61. The roundup lists football, basketball, and tournament schedules across multiple venues and networks, including Paradise Jam semifinals and Charleston Classic matchups, plus pro and college broadcasts.
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Quemado
Evange
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Gallup
San Jon
Tonatch
Dulce
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Schrimscher Advances in Olympic Modern Pentathlon Race
Olympian Schrimscher, tied for second with South Korea's Lydia Ko in the final round, trained through the U S Army World Class Athlete Program. A Roswell ranch home schooled athlete, he began pentathlon training at the New Mexico Military Institute and later promoted sports during base and school visits. Light refreshments will be provided at the meet with Pillar and Schrimscher available for photos.
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Lydia Ko
Schrimshher
Roswell
New Meixco Military Institute
Jan Olesinski
Eastern New Mexico University
Schrimscher
U.S. Army
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Broncos defeat Cougars in balanced scoring effort
Broncos shoot 13 of 17 from the line and 8 of 8 in the first half to push past the Cougars as Marlon Alcindor scores 20, Logan Santiago 16 with four 3s and Davis Steelman 11. Eight teammates reach the scoring column as NMMI travels to Ranger College next.
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Broncos
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Scoreboard: Miami at New England and Seattle at Houston
The scoreboard lists games including Miami at New England and Seattle at Houston with start times 4 25 p.m and 8 30 p.m respectively. Also shows Los Angeles at San Francisco and Oakland hosting Houston.
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AP Top 25 college football updates and results
The AP Top 25 rundown shows Matera beating Chattanooga 31-3, Michigan and Louisville loss to Houston, Clemson and Wisconsin wins, and multiple ranked teams facing upcoming opponents including Oklahoma Alabama Texas and others. Several games set for weekend showdowns with ranked teams preparing for key clashes.
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Busher Jackson Scores Four In Leafs Victory
Nov 20 1904 Toronto Maple Leafs beat St. Louis Eagles 5-2 as Busher Jackson nets four goals in a single period. Other items note various 1960s to 2012 sports highlights and records across multiple leagues.
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St. Louis Eagles
Jerry Norton
St. Louis
Cardinals
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Wave Krieg
Seahawks
Denver
Steve Bartkowski
Billy Jonnson
Atlanta Falcons
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Hayden Fry
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Green
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LaDainian Tomlinson
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Annika Sorenstam
Liseiotte Neumann
Leshoure
Brittney Grier
Baylor
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Landon Donovan
Robie Keane
Dewd Beckham
Los Galaxy Tree
Houston Dynamo
Jack Taylor
Gronen
Baseball and Football Roster Moves Across Teams
Roster transactions involve the Seattle Mariners Toronto Blue Jays San Diego Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs Atlanta Braves Arizona Diamondbacks Washington Nationals Green Bay Packers and college affiliates. Players including Anchar Arena Johan Camargo Jack Leamnersich Victor Caratre and Kyle Farmer move on waivers contracts and signings across multiple minor and major league clubs with several college and prep level players noted.
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Miguel Anduar
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Ancharc Arena
Anthony Afford
Dunedin
Ryan Boruck
Lansing Carne
Leone Campos
Fom
San Diego
Domenic Leone
Arizona Semonobacks
Arizona
Assert Vargas
Jennie Sherry
Jack Renhemer
Anthony Landa
Reno
Danet Lugo
Jackson
Atlanta Braves
Johan Camargo
Lucas Sars
Tuty Gosewsch
Tom Anzona
Chicago Cubs
David Rolins
Waivers
Seattle
Jack Leamnersich
Iowa
Jacob Hannemann
Victor Caratre
OL Louisvile
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Jackson Stephens
Nick Traviceso Pansacola
Anstides Aquino
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Kyle Farmer
Jacob Wam
Washington Nationals
Chris Hessey
Green Bay Packers
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Oklahoma Sooners keep conference title hopes alive in win
Oklahoma outgained West Virginia 41 28 as Samaje Perine 160 yards and two TDs led the Sooners. Joe Mixon added 147 yards, Dede Westbrook 100 receiving yards, while Skyler Howard posted two TDs for WVU. Oklahoma improves to 2 2 against ranked foes with a showdown vs Oklahoma State looming. West Virginia, plagued by turnovers, falls from the race.
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Joe Mixon
Dede Westbrook
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Sooners
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Justin Crawford
Skyler Howard
Ka’'Raun White
Dana Holgorsen
Gary Jennings
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Jordan Evans
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