Costilla River Lease Opens 4.8 Miles to Anglers in Taos
The New Mexico State Game Commission leased 4.8 miles of the Rio Costilla and its fishing rights for 30 years from the Rio Costilla Cooperative Livestock Association at 81 000 dollars appraised value plus a 19 000 dollar litter removal contract. Federal funding could cover 75 percent of the cost with the state covering the remainder. The commission also seeks to acquire an 83 acre Chama River tract and Tucumcari Lake with similar funding sharing. fishing rights on the Chama have been pursued for decades within the Tierra Amarilla land grant.
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Taos County
State Game Commission
Red River
Chama River
Chama
Tucumcari Lake
Rio Castillo
Tierra Amarilla
Jemez Wins Marathon At Taos Finish Strong In Cool Weather
Jemez crossed the Taos Marathon line in 2 hours 35 minutes 43 seconds to set the winning time on a cool Sunday start. Senovio Torres finished second in 2 43 37 and Andy Anderson third in 2 58 28. United Indian Runners won the relay at 2 26 47 beating Albuquerque Spoilers. The 80 to 99 age group team members include Al Waquie Gary Lewis Conroy Chino and Pino. Eleanor Smith led the women in 4 46 50 joining the field at 26 miles in Taos.
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Danny Bustos
Taos
Senovio Torres
Andy Anderson
Albuquerque
al Waquie
Gary Lewis
Conroy Chino
Pino
Nosotros
Eleanor Smith
Arroyo Hondo Hill
Arroyo Seco
Draper Wins Taos Spa Court Club Men A Title
Michael Draper outlasted Philip Hoberman in a three set final to win the men’s A division at Taos Spa and Court Club singles tournament. Susan Ross won the women’s division in a three set match over Cheryl Kroll. Steve White beat Matt Franklin in two sets in men’s B division. Larry Audette won by default over Jeff Redders in the novice division.
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Michael Draper
Philip Hoberman
Taos Spa and
Court Club
Susan Ross
Cheryl Kroll
Steve White
Matt Franklin
Larry Audette
Jeff Redders
Lackey Appointed Northeast Area Supervisor for Game and Fish
Joanna P. Lackey, 33, named supervisor for the northeast area by Director Harold Olson, replacing Bob Parish who transfers within the department. Rookie training in Las Cruces, enforcement commission, now staff wildlife information officer in Raton. frequent Taos News contributor. Married to Howard Lackey with one son.
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Joanna P. Lackey
Department of Game and Fish
Harold Olson
Lackey
Bob Parish
Raton
Las Cruces
Taos festival sponsor corrected in Taos News report
The Colorado Soaring Association sponsored the Taos Soaring festival, not the Taos Soaring Association. Glenie Martinez won the Taos Fun Run on June 7, not Glenda Martinez as previously reported. The Taos News apologizes for the error.
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Colorado Soaring Association
Taos
Taos Soaring Association
Glenie Martinez
Glenda Martinez
The
Taos News
Taos Bowlers Shine In New Mexico Coca Cola Championships
Taos junior bowers from the Junior Jets and Junior Bantams leagues competed in the 1986 state championships May 11-12. Boys and girls in grades 9 to 12 bowled six games to qualify for $44,000 in scholarships by winning divisions and reaching the national finals. Stephanie Cordova eighth in girls handicap, Norma Martinez 16th. Alex Martinez 18th in boys handicap. Jeanine Lucero 24th Bantam, Valerie Santistevan 26th. Mario Martinez 17th Bantam. Natalie Martinez trophy for second in prep. Tessa Cordova 11th, Erica Arguello 16th. Armando Salazar second in boys, Michael Gonzales 20th. Junior division included Jerry Griego second, Arthur Martinez 11th, Marvin Martinez 34th. Heather Bruschi 32nd for girls. Final Taos Jets activity awarded four college scholarships to Carla Kramer, Ty Martinez, Stephanie Cordova, and Manuel Martinez as runners-up.
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New Mexico
Taos
Stephanie Cordova
Norma Martinez
Cordova
Alex Martinez
Louis Rivali
Francisco Cordova
Jeanine Lucero
Valerie Santistevan
Mario Martinez
Natalie Martinez
Tessa Cordova
Erica Arguello
Armando Salazar
Michael Gonzales
Jerry Griego
Arthur Martinez
Marvin Martinez
Heather Bruschi
Taos Lanes
Carla Kramer
Ty Martinez
Manuel Martinez
Taos Wrestlers Train in Michigan for National Cadet Titles
Taos Wrestling Club sends Phillip Valencia Martin Maes and Gilbert Valerio to Allendale Michigan for a week of training ahead of the National Cadet Freestyle and Greco Championships. Valencia 14 dominated the 88 pound class earning two golds. Maes 149.5 pounds finished 5th in both styles. Valerio 180 pounds placed 3rd after five straight wins. About 10 wrestlers including Manny Garcia Scott Dotson and Gary Witherspoon qualified for Nationals. Jason Hamarat 12 also won for Taos. Coaches call the showing phenomenal as the first Taos nationals participation.
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Taos
Taos Wrestling Club
Allendale
Mich
Phillip Valencia
Martin Maes
Gilbert Valerio
Oklahoma City
Valencia
State
New Mexico
Phillip
Maes
Valerio
Manny Garcia
Scott Dotson
Gary Witherspoon
Jason Hamarat
Taos Club
Taos Big League 7 5 after 4-game split June run
Taos Big League Baseball stands 7 and 5 after winning one and losing three of four from June 19 to 22. Two losses came by one run in the seventh. opponents were Santa Fe and Los Alamos. Coach Jose Duran praises pitching and hitting, noting a 2.01 ERA and a team batting average of .340 with five batters over .300 and four over .400. Taos has 50 steals in 12 games. 97 strikeouts in 12 games. three effective pitchers. The Mid-Season Tournament in Los Alamos June 25-26 features seven teams, including Taos, Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Clayton, under lights. call Duran at 758-1463 for info.
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Taos
Santa Fe
Los Alamos
Duran
Clayton
Plaza de Retiro and
Jose Duran
Cowboys Prep for 20th Annual Rodeo de Taos
The Taos rodeo sponsored by the Taos County Sheriff's Posse features cowboys and cowgirls from the Southwest. Events start Saturday with a parade from the Post Office through the Plaza to the county complex on Pueblo Sur, rodeo performances begin at 1 30 p m on Saturday and Sunday June 28 29, and the dance at Kachina Lodge features the Orange Blossom Express.
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Tim Martinez
The
Sheriff's Posse
Pueblo Sur
Edgar Wilson
Sandford
Colo
Taos County
Polson Mercer Senior Open Draws 115 Entrants
A record 115 tennis players signed up for the Polson Mercer Senior Open this weekend, with $1,000 in prize money and entries from five states. Quail Ridge Inn hosts the USTA sanctioned event, running Friday through Sunday from 8 am to 3 pm daily. Public admission is free as competition features men’s and women’s singles and doubles for players over 50.
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