Taos Tigers pace unbeaten with district wins on road
Taos Tigers improved to 6-0 by defeating Antonito 12-2 and 9-0 in a doubleheader, then beating West Las Vegas 9-8 in 9th inning and Albuquerque Academy 8-3. Key players Greg Price, Larry Martinez, Al Lujan, Danny Ortiz, Eddie and Art Abreu starred as Taos extended its streak. Upcoming games include St Michael’s and Santa Cruz.
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Great Outdoors Fish Story Heralds Season Opening
A Miami Lake fishing tale tracks a man chasing a bragging size northern pike on a sunny day. He tests new gear, swaps lures from orange flatfish to Rapala, and battles a hard strike that snaps his line, leaving the big catch unseen but clearly memorable.
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Track opens as area runners gather for McCurdy Invite
Signaling the 1975 track season, runners from Questa Penasco and nearby high schools compete at the McCurdy Invitational Track Meet. The photo credit goes to Mrs. Arthur Martinez. Bowling scores reference appears in the same column for the week ending April 5 1975.
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Taos County Prep Track Opens Season At Two Meet Flings
Taos Tigers edge St Michael’s and Santa Cruz for sixth at Albuquerque Academy Invitational with Tony Trujillo in four events and 47 points. Taos girls place third at Espanola led by Vicky Olguin with 24 points in five events. Penasco and Questa compete at McCurdy with Arellano pacing Panters, Montoya and Segura lead Wildcats in relay and sprints.
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Taos Little League seeks coaches for 1975 season
Taos Little League reports nearly 200 signed for 1975 season and will hold an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday April 18 in the First Northern Savings and Loan Association meeting room. More than 35 new players joined and 150 holdovers remain from last year. Three new coaches needed for 12 team league. contact Jerry Laughlin 754-4821 for info. Tryouts set for April 19 and 26 with player bidding May 4 at Taos Elementary School.
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Savings Bonds sales rise in Taos County January
Taos County reports $9,872 in January Savings Bonds sales, up nearly 30 percent from last January's $7,268. Volunteer chairman Jack Brandenburg announced the figure, noting it makes up 7.2 percent of the county's $210,000 1975 goal as sales exceed the prior year.
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