Broncos Face Defeat as Patriots Rally in Second Quarter
New England's defense clamped down early and forced a key interception by Clay at the Denver 44. Bledsoe hit Byars for a touchdown to seize a 14-7 lead. Vinatieri then kicked two field goals in the final moments of the half to tilt the score to 14-13. A third quarter drive benefited from penalties as Elway connected with Smith on a 30 yard gain to keep Denver in the game.
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Denver
Bledsoe
Byars
Vinatieri
Broncos
New England
Elway
Smith
Martin
Brown
T.davis
Hebron
Coates
Jefferson
Glenn
Purnell
Brisby
R.smith
Lee
Green
Sharpe
Patriots
Den—T. Davis
Bentley Luck
Den—Modiey
Bentley
Hubbard suspended by Aggies amid undisclosed reasons
New Mexico State coach Neil McCarthy indefinitely suspended point guard Antoine Hubbard for undisclosed reasons. Hubbard, 5-10 from Allentown, Pa, was last season's most outstanding Aggie, averaging 13.7 points and nearly six assists. Athletic director Jim Paul supported the action, citing high behavioral expectations for student athletes. Hubbard previously drew notice for three-game suspension over unauthorized telephone use and was linked to a 1996 car crash involving teammate Denmar Reid.
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LAS Cruces
Antoine Hubbard
Aggie
New Mexico
Neil McCarthy
Hubbard
Allentown
Aggies
Jim Paul
McCarthy
Paul
NMMI tennis dominates with 7-0 win in Abilene
New Mexico Military Institute tennis crushes Abilene Christian University 7-0 with Rugimbana Blackburn Almada Kurrle Rodriguez Blackwell sweeping singles and doubles. At Rolex in Waco the Broncos win a match each, while four losses to Tyler Junior College follow a valiant effort.
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Waco
New Mexico Military Institute
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons University
Broncos
Ronnie Ruginibana
Scott Blackburn
Eddie Almada
Robert Kurrle
Elisbon Rodriguez
Chris Blackwell
Rugimbana
Blackburn
Almada
Kurrle
Blackwell
Josh Olguin
NMMI
Rolex
Institute
Tyler
Carlos Lomera
Zibu Ncube
Arthur Hertzberger
Dean Petty
Tim Shuler
Dodson scores five points for GEPTA inter-district team
Goddard High School junior Becky Dodson was one of two southern New Mexico players in the GEPTA district at the USTA inter-district tennis event in Mesa Arizona. Dodson contributed five points with two singles wins and a doubles victory as GEPTA finished second in the 18 and won the 16 age division.
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Goddard
Becky Dodson
USTA
Mesa
Ariz
Dodson
GEPTA
el Paso
New Mexico
Tucson
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Lindsey Ortega
Las Cruces
Gateway Christian Warriors blank Victory Christian 48 0
Carlsbad ninth grade Gateway Christian Warriors win third straight and post first shutout 48 to 0 over Victory Christian Crusaders. QB Matt Sanchez accounts for seven touchdowns with 172 rushing yards and 229 passing yards. Sanchez leads receivers Camp Hunley and Candelaria, defense includes multiple tackles and interceptions. Warriors travel to Vaughn next Friday at 7 p.m.
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Carlsbad
Gateway Christian Warriors
Christian Crusaders
Matt Sanchez
Warriors
Sanchez
Ricky Hunley
Sam Camp
Michael Candelaria
Camp
Jesse McDaniel
Jason Clem
Camps
Crusaders
B.J. Calderon
Vaughn
Dexter seventh grade volleyball sweeps Roswell teams
Dexter Middle School seventh graders defeat Berrendo 15-13 15-11 to improve to 7-4 with Heather Thomas and four teammates scoring in the second game. Taryn Russell led the seventh graders in serving in the first game while Sara McClellan added eight serves in the second. Berrendo eighth graders win 15-0 9-15 15-5 over Dexter.
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Dexter Middle
Roswell
Berrendo
Dexter
Heather Thomas
Thomas
Amy O'Meara
Kacy Klein
Brandie Proctor
Rosalinda Silvas
Hagerman
Bulldogs
Audrey Swann
Susan Entrop
Swann
Ashley Acevedo
Andria Gibbons
Hobbs Highland
Mountain View
Postseason Baseball Scoreboard At A Glance
The American League series ended 3-1 as Baltimore defeated Cleveland. In the National League the schedule lists Florida at Atlanta then Florida hosts and Florida travels, with pitchers named Brown Maddux Fernandez Glavine Saunders Smoltz Neagle and game times noted in MDT.
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Brown
Atlanta
Maddux
Fernandez
Glavine
Smoltz
Saunders
Neagle
Fox
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Baltimore
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Key
Mussina
Indians
Yankees
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Jeter
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Cibola
O'Neill Vizqueiss
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Pose Or
Eldorado
Bewms
el Main
A.m. Bloomfield
Tfmdz
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Caroling
P.m. Shiprock
Boggs
Los Alamos
Pojoaque
St. Michael's
AAA
Silver Cobre
Santa Teresa
Hot Springs
Ruidoso
Artesia
Tucumcar
Lovington
Portales District
Saaa Socorro Academy Grants
St. Pius Moriarty
Goddard JV Rockets Top Roswell 2-1 at DeBremond Stadium
Goddard High School junior varsity boys soccer team opened the season with a 2-1 victory over Roswell High at DeBremond Stadium. Brad Gass and Chris Schjeman scored, while goalie Adam Lee made 15 saves.
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Goddard High School
Roswell High
DeBremond Stadium
Rockets
Brad Gass
Chris Schjeman
Goddard Poalie
Adam Lee
Vander Meer Dies At 82 In Florida
Johnny Vander Meer, former Cincinnati Reds pitcher famed for back-to-back no hitters in 1938, died at age 82 in Tampa of an abdominal aneurysm. His five-day run began June 11 with a 3-0 win over the Boston Braves and continued four days later with a 6-0 no-hitter against the Dodgers. Teammate Birdie Tebbetts recalled his brilliance.
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Fla
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Vander Meer
Bob Carlton
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Dodgers
John
Birdie Tebbetts
Detroit Tigers
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