Tigers fall to St Michael's Horsemen in tight battle
Taos Tigers pushed No 1 St Michael's Horsemen in a 63-57 loss as Taos showcased rugged defense and gritty play. Eddie Abreu led Taos supporting guard play while St Michael's guard/forward duo Robinson brothers fueled late comeback. Taos also earned district football honors for 1974-75.
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Taps Five
Frank Medina
Freddie Archuleta
Gil Quintana
Abreu
Larry Martinez
Mike
Robinson
Gordon
Ronnie
Questa
Tigers
Taps
T Hem
Bob Rodriguez
Taos
Rodriguez
Taos Tigers
Eddie Abreu
Efren Medina
St. Michael’s
West Las Vegas
Robertson, Raton
Albuquerque Academy
St. Michael's
Robinson Brothers
Chris Falco
Tiger Star
Paul C
Merz
Moonlighting pets threaten deer in Taos region
In Taos the author argues that roaming domestic dogs turn feral at night, preying on deer and reducing populations. He cites packs of feral dogs, including small breeds, and urges owners to inspect dogs for signs of outdoor forays. Humans are blamed for the decline.
Taos Tigers Ranked No 7 in State Class AAA
The Taos Tigers hold an 8-3 mark and are ranked seventh in statewide Class AAA by AP sportswriters. St. Michael's of Santa Fe leads Class AAA after a close 63-57 win over Taos. Ratón is tied for eighth with one other district team.
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St. Michael's Horsemen
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Micks
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Tigers
West Las Vegas Dons
Santa Cruz Crusaders
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St. Mike's
Eddie Abreu
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Associated Press
Taos
Raton
Ski Areas Report Varied Conditions Across New Mexico
Taos Ski Valley reports excellent skiing with a base of 40 to 50 inches and all slopes open. Angel Fire notes good to excellent skiing. Sipapu reports good skiing on an adequate base with all lifts running. Red River offers good to excellent skiing on a 20 inch base with no new snow. Powder Puff is excellent with a three foot base.
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Taos
Angel Fire
Sipapu
Red River
Taos Sportsmen elect Hugh Thompson club president
Taos Area sportsmen elected District Ranger Hugh Thompson as president of Taos Sportsmen Inc. Other officers named include Luis Fernandez as vice president Allen Vickery as secretary Smokey Robertson as treasurer Win Green as wildlife conservation executive and C D Brooks as executive ranger. The group plans a 7:30 p m banquet January 24 at the Holiday Inn and notes its ties to regional wildlife and rifle associations. Members can contact officers by January 20 for reservations or information.
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Taos Sportsmen Inc
Allen Vickery
Buell Pattison
Win Green
Wildlife Conservation
Hugh Thompson
Smokey Robertson
C.D. Brooks
Luis Fernandez
Bill Larson
Taos
New Mexico Rifle and Pistol Association
U.S. Forest Service
Thompson
Holiday Inn
National Rifle Association
New Mexico Wildlife Federation
National Wildlife Association
Kirby Cattle Co
Taos Spares
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