Taos Tigers win two district games to surge to 10-3
Taos Tigers, ranked No. 7 in the state, swept West Las Vegas and Santa Cruz to reach 10-3. Eddie Abreu led with 26 points against West Las Vegas, while Art Abreu, Larry Martinez, and Joe Canton added double figures. Friday’s district showdown vs No. 6 Taos in Raton looms large.
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Taos
Art Abreu
Eddie
Gil Quintana
Frank Garcia
Tom McCarthy
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Dons
Giants
St. Michael's
Eddie Abreu
Larry Martinez
Joe Canton
Rodeo star Sonny Jim James plans Taos Indian Rodeo return
Taos native Sonny Jim James plans a major Indian Rodeo in Taos this summer aiming to become an annual event bridging Anglo Indian Spanish communities. He recalls learning to ride in Taos pastures, highlights his RCA success, and envisions a cultural pow wow style festival with bone games dancing and crafts alongside rodeo events.
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Taos Pueblo
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Rodeo Cowboys Association
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Taos
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Klamath Reservation
Oregon
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Woody Crumbo
Sonny
San Geronimo Rodeo Arena
Northwest
San Geronimo
Hollywood
Hal Borland
Thomas Black Bull
RCA
Kingman
Ariz
Wilcox
Mesa
New Mexico
South Dakota
Apache Country
Taos Treks. Backpacker finds winter sun on ski slopes
Taos skier Anthony E. Lowers recounts a day on the slopes with his four-person group after a long break from downhill skiing. He restarts on beginner runs, reunites with his son, rides a high speed chair lift, and ventures into deep powder, finally tumbling into a snow-filled gully but ending the morning exhilarated and satisfied.
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Anthony E. Lowers
Massachusetts
Taos
Rebekah
Traffic deaths rise in 1972 versus 1971
More than 56,700 Americans died in traffic accidents in 1972, higher than 34,060 in 1971, per CNS.
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CNS
Wildcats win Questa Invitational with team offense plan
The Questa Wildcats claim the tournament title behind a balanced attack and solid defense. Joe-Eddie Leyba scores 33 for Penasco who earns All-Tournament honors while Don Rael of Questa collects MVP with 56 points across the event. NMSD Roadrunners push Questa in a close final, and the Panthers gain Best Cheerleaders before league games this weekend.
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Questa Wildcats
Penasco
New Mexico School For the Deaf
NMSD
Wildcat
St. Kate’s
Antonito
Penasco Panthers
Pearty
Panthers
Questa
Joe-Eddie Leyba
Michael Romero
Nmsd Roadrunners
Wildcats
Don Rael
Taos and Angel Fire Ski Conditions Report
Taos Ski Valley shows good to excellent skiing with 37 inches packed powder at midway and 5 inches of new snow. Angel Fire reports good to excellent conditions with base 30 inches at the back basin top, 24 at bottom, and 24 in the Village. Sipapu offers good skiing on an adequate base, Powder Puff notes excellent skiing on a 30 inch base with 1 inch new snow, Red River has good conditions.
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Taos Ski Valley
Midway
Angel Fire
Sipapu
Red River
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