Evening high school sports schedule
Tuesday September 6 features Portales at Goddard boys soccer at 4:30 p.m. Roswell at Ruidoso girls soccer at 4 p.m. Volleyball games include Hagerman at Cloudcroft at 5:30 p.m. NMMI at Lake Arthur, 6 p.m. Gateway Christian at Loving, 6:30 p.m. and Dexter at Tularosa.
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Goddard
Roswell
Ruidoso
H.S
Hagerman
Cloudcroft
NMMI
Lake Arthur
Gateway Chr
Loving
Dexter
Tularosa
Elks Fight Cancer Golf Tourney September 17 at NMMI
The third annual Elks Fighting Cancer charity golf tournament will be Sept. 17 at 8 a.m. on the NMMI Golf Course. Team entry is $240, limited to 24 paid teams, and includes breakfast, lunch, range balls, green and cart fees. Information at 622-6033. First Tee after school program starts Sept. 19 for ages 7 to 17, $100, clubs not required, call 623-4444.
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Pecos Valley
Manning Update Hangs On Cautious Irsay Posts
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay posted that Peyton Manning’s health status remains under careful review. Reports suggest Manning may see more doctors to assess recovery as season opener at Houston looms. Manning began camp on the physically unable to perform list after neck nerve surgery and did not dress for the Cincinnati exhibition.
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Indianapolis Colts
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Peyton
Irsay
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Houston
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Cincinnati
Sports on this day in history
A compact retrospective notes 1948 Davis Cup USA defeat Australia 5-0 to defend the title. It recalls 1986 Martina Navratilova winning her third U S Open by beating Helena Sukova 6 3 6 2. It also mentions 1995 Cal Ripken Jr continuing his consecutive games streak with 2131, receiving a long ovation and a homer in Baltimore’s 4 2 victory over California.
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United States
Australia
Martina Navratilova
Helena Sukova
Cal Ripken
Lou Gehrig
Ripken
Baltimore
California
Week 2 high school football roundup from local area teams
Dexter Demons show potential as Bryant Zabala scores twice and the offense seeks a dependable go to option. Warriors bounce back with Mason Miller leading and pressures on others to step up. Goddard dazzles with strong all around play as Hagerman faces defensive gaps after a loss to Loving.
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Dexter
Demons
Plains
Texas
New Mexico
Bryant Zabala
Zabala
Warriors
Mountainair
Mason Miller
Simpson wins Deutsche Bank playoff in Norton's finale
Webb Simpson after a back nine rally posts a 6 under 65 to force a playoff with Chez Reavie at TPC Boston. Simpson sinks a 15 foot birdie, then an 8 foot birdie on the second extra hole to capture the FedEx Cup second playoff event and rise to No. 1 in the standings. Reavie finishes runner-up after a mechanical sand wedge mishap on 18 and nets a 66 as he remains in FedEx Cup contention.
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Norton
Mass
Webb Simpson
Chez Reavie
Boston
Simpson
Reavie
Greensboro
Maryland Tops Miami In Edsalls Debut Game
Nick Ferrara nailed a 32 yard field goal with 1 39 left as Maryland beat Miami 32 24 in Randy Edsall’s first Terrapins game. Danny O’Brien threw for 348 yards and a TD while Stephen Morris filled in for the Hurricanes. Chism sealed it with a 54 yard interception return.
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Nick Ferrara
Danny O’brien
Maryland
Miami
Randy Edsall
Terrapins
al Golden
Jacory Harris
Sean Spence
Marcus Forston
Adewale Ojomo
Stephen Morris
Harris
Cameron Chism
Chism
Hurricanes
Davin Meggett
Fish’s U.S. Open run ends in fifth set loss to Tsonga
Mardy Fish, battling injuries and a hostile crowd, falls 6-4 6-7 3-6 6-4 6-2 to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the U.S. Open fourth round. Tsonga advances to a quarterfinal likely against Federer or Monfils.
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New York
Mardy Fish
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
Fish
Tsonga
Flushing Meadows
Rafael Nadal
Novak Djokovic
Djokovic
Roger Federer
Federer
Juan Mona
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Seaths
National Briefs
Gateway Christian
Miller
Rockets
Daily Record
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Ryan Greene
Cody French
French
Canyon
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Casey Crandall
Kevin J. Keller
James Singleton
Kirtland Central
Jarrett Vaz
Broncos
Wool Bowl
Deutsche
Deutsche Bank
Maryland Downs
Serena
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