General's Cup at NMI and local golf results
The 2002 General's Cup is set for Sept 7–8 at the NMMI Golf Course with a Sept 4 deadline. Readouts from Aug 28 at Spring River include first flight gross and nets, plus second flight results, Seniors Chapman play, Roswell Ladies League at Roswell CC, ALGL at NMMI, hole-in-one by Jerry Ingram, and King of the Month qualifiers across Spring River and Bronco Seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmi
Nmmi
Spring River
Todd Hairston
Mike Meyer
Ronnie Davenport
Winston Presnell
Darren Davis
Chad Holloway
Mike Cates
Curtis Neelde
Chapman
Larry Reeves
ALGL
Molly Dominguez
Connie James
Tom
Jerry Ingram
Ace
Ryan Fagan
Donald Willis
Sam Garza
Art Torrez
Roger Daniel
Mike Luna
Paul Bennett
Ralph Brown
Gross
Jack Turner
Bill Follick
Bob Shea
Ron Smith Sr
Scott Neff
Gene Lawson
Russell Bennett
Kathy Culshaw
Marion Senteno
Della Linterman
Doris Henkenhaf
Shelly Nellis
Pat Seagrave
Joann Wortman
Irma Ogara
Bronco
Pat Sanders
Austin Maley
al Dye
Dick Shangraw
Ted Oracion
Sauers Leads Air Canada Championship After Third Round
Gene Sauers fired a 5-under 66 to hold a one stroke lead at 13-under 200 in Surrey. Australians Peter Lonard and Robert Allenby are one back after 68s, while Steve Lowery is two behind at 11 under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
British Columbia
Gene Sauers
Sauers
Peter Lonard
Robert Allenby
Allenby
Steve Lowery
Craig Barlow
Kevin Sutherland
U.S
Laura Diaz
Australia
Shaui Waugh
Pat Hurst
Solheim
Cristie Kerr
Angela Stanford
Akiko Fukushima
West Des Moines
Iowa
South Africa
John Bland
Bland
Bob Gilder
Hale Irwin
Graham Marsh
Spain
Jose Marie Canizares
Irwin
Canizares
Wright Records 265 Yards In Lobos Weaving Past Weber State
New Mexico halfback Quincy Wright rushed for a school single game record 265 yards and three touchdowns as the Lobos defeated Weber State 38-24. Key plays by Hebrews Josue and Dwight Counter in the third quarter helped seal the win, with Wright praising the offensive line for the breakout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Quincy Wright
Wright
Lobos
Weber State
Hebrews Josue
Dwight Counter
Wildcats
North Carolina State
Rocky Long
Long
Josue
Counter
Tate Bennett
Billy Strother
Charles Moss
Bennett
Charles
Billy
Moss
Mike Williams
Texas-El Paso
Portales basketball stars killed in car crash near Ruidoso
Former Portales Rams players Dustin Shearer and Cody Johnson, both 19, died when their pickup spun off U.S. 70 near Ruidoso and struck a heavy truck hauling a horse trailer. A third driver, Jared McGee, sustained a leg injury. Johnson and Shearer starred on Portales’ 2001 state title team and were remembered by coach Mark Gallegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Johnson
Bower
Jared McGee
Kinder
Albuquerque
Portales
Mark Gallegos
Rams
Ruidoso
Sparks Win WNBA Title on Teasley's Clutch Shot
Latasha Byears turnover in final minute nearly cost the Sparks as Tari Phillips tied the game with 15 feet. Rookie Nikki Teasley answered with a game winning 3 with 2.1 seconds left to give Los Angeles a 69 66 win over the Liberty and defend the title. Teasley credited for the decisive shot amid a rough shooting night. The Sparks join the Lakers as pro champs this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Latasha Byears
New York
Tari Phillips
Sparks
Nikki Teasley
Liberty
Teasley
North Carolina
Portland
The
Nobo Teasley
Houston Comets
WNBA
Teresa Weatherspoon
Weatherspoon
Lisa Leslie
Staples Center
Lakers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Arnold
Scott Avent
Lester Deason
Art Goudy
Kenny Holdeman
John Wilson
Julie
Ralph Barick
Stu Pritchard
Jim Cogdill
Jim Summersgill
Bill Corder
Harold Hodgson
Raymond Hollon
Fred Henkenhal
John Hamilton
Jim Lynch
Bob Matthews
David Bidwell
Roswell Country Club
Roswell
Mie Burnett
Sherry Bixler
Joann Black
Sherri Bixler
Allene Yule
Lee Draper
Rhonda Lant
Virginia Purser
ALGS
Oma Stallings
Tommie Burnett
Eileen Reifstock
Jim Elliot
Jim Marks
State Farm Classic
Allianz Championship
BMW Int'l i
New Mexico Lobos
Randy Smith
University Stadium
UNM
Weber St
Portales Champs
Bank of the
Bank OF the Southwest
Angela Vegara
Angela
North Main
Espajfiol
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