Clovis Wildcats refuse to yield title defense this week
Clovis Wildcats powered by Harold Norton and Layne Walker crushed Los Alamos 41-2 to solidify state title ambitions. Alamogordo and Carlsbad also earned decisive wins as title hopes surface across AAAA and AAA divisions. Norton and Walker combined for heavy offense while the defense controlled the game.
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Jim McElroy
Clovis
Wildcats
Cats
Los Alamos
Harold Norton
Layne Walker
Norton
Walker
Randy Lyle
Alamogordo
Tigers
Albuquerque Sandia
Carlsbad
Hobbs Eagles Triumph Over Artesia Rally In Opener
Hobbs fullback Alton Patterson rushed for 170 yards and three touchdowns to lift Hobbs 26 14 over Artesia in the season opener. Artesia led 14 13 at halftime before Patterson's second half scores, as Hobbs compiled 292 rushing yards.
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Artesia
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Demons
IAAAA
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Preston Miller
Butch McClellan
Farmington
Grand Junction
Roswell
Doug Lacey
Goddard
Rudy Avalos
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Belen
Jimmy Jaramillo
Aztec
Grants
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Wingate
Crownpoint
Robby Sorrells
Spark Lovington
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Estancia
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College football scores and results across multiple games
East Carnegie-Mellon defeated California, Pa 14 to 3 while Clarion St. beat West Liberty 28 to 0. Connecticut edged Northeastern 21 to 19 and Dayton topped Maine 31 to 14. Delaware shut Rhode Island 37 to 0. Holy Cross beat New Hampshire 19 to 14. Numerous other scores include Penn St. 26 Rutgers 10 and Virginia Tech 33 Virginia 14.
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Baseball Leaders National and American Leagues Highlight Top Batters
National League leaders include Parker of Pittsburgh batting .315 with 350 at bats and Rose of Cincinnati scoring 90 runs. Pitching figures show Perry of San Diego 17 wins. American League leaders feature Carew of Minnesota with 337 at bats and 113 runs, Rice of Boston leading with 121 RBIs and 188 hits.
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