Toms Leads Michelob Championship After Turbulent Round
In windy cold conditions at Kingsmill, David Toms shot 4 under par for a 12 under 201 total, grabbing a two stroke lead. Esteban Toledo chased in second with 68, while Jose Coceres and a trio including Kirk Triplett sit at 204.
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Williamsburg
David Toms
Toms
Kingsmill
Esteban Toledo
Jose Coceres
Kirk Triplett
Neal Lancaster
Chris Riley
Vallejo
Calif
Dorothy Delasin
Karrie Webb
Se Ri Pak
Samsung
Delasin
Webb
Pak
Hiddenbrooke Golf Club
Emilee Klein
Rachel Teske
Juli Inkster
Annika Sorenstam
Turtle Bay
Kahuku
Hawaii
Hale Irwin
John Jacobs
Hubert Green
Irwin
Palmer Course
Oceanside Lay
Dexter nets sweep Eunice in district volleyball clash
Dexter defeats Eunice 15-2 15-10 15-6 as Katie Kamper leads with 19 kills and Marlene Jarry adds 11. Dexter improves to 14-3 overall and 4-1 in District 7-2A and hosts Loving Tuesday at 6 p.m. JV drops 9-15 15-5 13-15 to fall to 6-5.
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Dexter Netters
Eunice
Dexter
Katie Kamper
Lady Demons
Marlene Jarry
Mountain View
Berrendo
Megan Fajardo
Justine Ledesma
Andrea Alvarez
Sara Hellums
Sierra
Bulldogs
Mesa
U S Hopes Home Crowd Boost for Jamaica World Cup Qualifier
The United States seeks a home field edge at Foxboro against Jamaica as renewed patriotism fuels the crowd. Coach Bruce Arena notes past home losses and the need for a supportive home environment after a 3-2 setback to Honduras at RFK Stadium.
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Foxboro
Mass
U.S
Jamaica
Bruce Arena
Foxboro Stadium
Trinidad and Tobago
Honduras
Washington
Rfk Stadium
Town and Country bowling results week of Sept 24 30
The Town and Country Bowling Center’s week results list multiple leagues and players. Highlights include David Johnson 718 series 276 game in men’s competition and Diane Sparnow 639 series with Lupe Matta 246 in women’s events, plus various high team scores across leagues like Four Hits 2544 and Rocker 2486.
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David Johnson
Diane Sparnow
Lupe Matta
Bob Collett
June Heinzman
Panky & Grieves
Desert Sun Motors
Charlie Sparnow
Bob Wilson
Charlie Spannow
Ruth Eldridge
Sandy Hill
UIC Computers
Rocker
U 3
Bob Sparks
Ruth Eld
Advantage
Shelia Johnson
Ron Hill
Tammy Casaus
Bowl Weevils
Scooby Doo’s
Ginny Newsom
Tanessa Chesser
Larry Mejia
Black team wins at NMMI in Ryder Cup start
The Bronco seniors begin a three week Ryder Cup at New Mexico Military Institute golf course on Oct 1 with a two man scramble. Black team won five matches to the Red team's two led by Lonnie Green who was closest to pin. Next week features a two man best ball event.
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NMMI
Borger
Texas
New Mexico Military Institute Bronco
Cisco
Clarendon
Trinidad State
Frank Phillips
Broncos
Cahoon Armory
Bronco
New Mexico Military Institute
Pat Sanders
Bud Laveraway
Jim Elliott
Lonnie Green
George Bell
Red Milner
Austin Maley
Bob Tucker
Jerry Dahlberg
Dave Adams
B.J. Johnson
Marvin Southworth
Marion Senteno
Roswell
Kathy Culshaw
Sherry Bixler
Joanne Black
Eileen Reifstock
Virginia Purser
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Jacobs
Green
Don Pooley
George Archer
Dick Mast
Cahoon and Goddard High Courts
Charles Jurva
Dennis Johnston
Ruidoso
NTRP
Laura Robertson
Carlsbad
John David Henry
Anna Sidd
Bill Wahlman
Portales
Mesa Middle School
Goddard
Falls Edgewood
Goddard High
Moriarty
Lady Rockets
Bobby Bates
Usta Senm
Roswell High
GHS
Microsoft Certified
Quickbooks
Excel
Occupational Technology Center
Enmar
the Violators
Leonard Black
June Hein
Billy Chenoweth
John Pepper
Thurman Brown
Lou Menagh
Early Birds
Roswell Livestock
Rita Sparks
Kim Blakeney
Sue Floyd
Linda Perkins
Alley Cats
Paul Babek
Judy Babek
Carlos Villalpando
Dean Hallock
Abel Villalpando
Gerry McCann
Lorraine Breedy
Laurie Silvia
Dennys Kings & Queens League
Valley Hay
Pepper Back Door
Jerry Hobson
John Breedyk
Neil Breedyk
Bob Nilson
Lee Cooper
Shiral Prescott
Grantham
Mary Grantham
Gross
Bonnie Puntch
Roswell Country Club
Maureen Zagone
Rhonda Lant
Jayne Spencer
Barbara Irwin
Linda Gilmore
Puntch
Mardine Cooper
Spencer
Zagone
Senteno
Reswea
Maan
Cellularone
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