Dry weather drives wildlife into cities in New Mexico
New Mexico game experts report dry conditions and high temperatures pushing bears, deer, and antelope toward towns and farms in search of forage. Farmlands and roads see increased wildlife, with bears near Taos and Red River, trout in deeper waters, and dozens of deer killed to protect crops.
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New Mexico
State Department of Fish and Game
Taos
Attendaries
Mora
Las Vegas
Ted Stevenson
Department
Red River
Stevenson
Cafion
Jack Kelly
Albuquerque
Northwest
Roswell
Questa
North Girls Triumph In All-State North South Showdown
In Farmington, the North beat the South 71 to 64 in the annual girls North South game. Questas Jerry Koller coached with Joetta Arellano and Aura Cook scoring in double figures for the North. Arellano averaged 19.8 points per game and Cook 15.6 points per game. Michelle McDaniel of Clayton led with 16 points and seven rebounds and earned MVP honors. The North also won the AAA A A A segment 96 65.
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Questa
Jerry Koller
Joetta Arellano
Aura Cook
Farmington
Arellano
Cook
Michelle McDaniel
Clayton
Registration Deadline Set for Memorial Softball Open
The 7th annual Arthur J. Martinez Memorial Open Softball tourney invites all men’s teams. Registration closes Wednesday July 6. Tourney at county fields July 8 and 9 with a $100 entry fee and hit your own ball under ASA rules. Register via Jim Fambro at 7583386.
Nobelmen sweep RR tourney in flawless performance
Taos Nobelmen go undefeated to win the Red River tournament as John Gonzales throws a first no hitter against Taos Pueblo and TNT. Larry Martinez earns MVP honors despite Nobelmen dominance. Final standings place Nobelmen first, Honda Sliders second, TNT third.
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Taos
Nobelmen
John Gonzales
Red River
Gonzales
Larry Martinez
Martinez
Jim Fambro
Albuquerque
Los Amigos
Pueblo
TNT
Hondo Sliders
Valencia County Abstract
Sliders
Phil Lucero
Frank Struck
Ronnie Cardenas
Ralph Quintana
Honda Sliders
Open Polsen Mercer Senior Open yields three local wins
Kurt Edelbrock Quail Ridge head pro captured the men’s 35 singles after a 3.5 hour match vs Evan Blish. Edelbrock then won the 35 mixed doubles with Page Sullivan by default due to Don Ball’s illness. Griffin claimed the women’s 45 singles title over Judy Ford.
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Kurt Edelbrock
Carter Griffin
Page Sullivan
Sullivan
Denise
Don Ball
Las Cruces
Griffin
Judy Ford
Canon City
Colo
Nancy Neeld
Albuquerque
Neeld
Joyce Wilson
Ball
Rob Jones
Arizona
Texas
California
Washington
Colorado
New Mexico
Joe Felice
Bill Varnun
Santa Fe
Richard Meechem
Don Stensans
Weed
Calif
Jack Wheeler
Laura Lusk
Tucson
Ariz
Jacynth George
Phoenix
Taos Big Leaguers eye Independence Day tourney start
Taos Big Leaguers, a 15 to 17 year old baseball squad coached by Andy Gallegos, sit at 2-7 and open July 4 with two games in Taos district play. Taos faces Los Alamos 1 at 10 am and a 5:30 pm game, aiming to draw fans, as Espajiola and Los Alamos 2 also participate.
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Taos
Andy Gallegos
Gallegos
Los Ala
Mos
Los Alamos
Espajfiola
Espajiola
Head Cat Seeks Job In Santa Fe
Jerry Koller Questa High School head coach for football girls basketball and track has applied for the girls basketball coach job at Capital High School in Santa Fe. He previously led a 71-64 girls win in Farmington and has also pursued football baseball and girls basketball roles at Santa Fe High this year without selection. Koller earlier coached football at St Michael's High School in Santa Fe for four years before joining Questa.
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Questa High School
Jerry Koller
Santa Fe
Koller
Capital High School
Farmington
Santa Fe High School
St. Michael’s High School
Questa
Taos Big Leaguers and Semi Pros Round Up Scores
On June 24 Taos Big Leaguers beat Es panola 6 4 while Los Alamos fell 9 2 to Taos. Taos Semi Pros won 24 15 over Acalde with 15 5. Standings show Vigil Studio 3 0, St. Francis 1 2, Brandenberg 1 2. Big League Taos 2 7. Semi Pros Taos 3 0. Later men softball games list June 28 29 30 matchups at San chaz Park across Field 1 and 2 with multiple teams.
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Taos
Los Alamos
Sanchaz Park
Michael's Kitchen
Nobelmen
Mike Carrall Coast
TVFD
MOB
Taos Pharmacy
Parrazv Elect
Taos Cable
Boheims
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Marvin Johnson
Taos High School
Santa Fe Road
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Los Amigos Softball League
Michael’s Kitchen
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Ball Busters
KTAO
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el Pueblo
Coors
B . Parraz
JV Elect
Taos Valley Fire Dept
I. Taos Cable TV
Mike Carroll Const
Lopez/Chavez
Sol. Bros
Ramada Inn
Cottom's
Mike Carrol
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