Taos Tigers Lose District Tourney In Overtime To Santa Cruz
Taos High School Tigers finish an 18 win season with a 71 68 overtime loss to Santa Cruz Crusaders in district tourney. Manuel Medina and Sam Beimer led Taos in scoring, while Rudy Martinez added late points. Nine seniors graduate, including Martin Trujillo and Jerry Mondragon, with Sam Beimer returning as a key junior leader.
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Ernest Ortega
Santa Cruz Crusaders
Taos High School
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Crusaders
Robertson Cardinals
Cardinals
Capers LY
Tiger Rally
Martinez
Andy Miera
Taos
Miera
Jerry Mondragon
Crusader
Santa Cruz I
Tiger
Questa Wildcats
Santa Fe Demons
Espanola
Santa Cruz
Tucumcari
Mora
Sports Bikes See High Demand Among Boys and Girls
Demand for youth bicycles remains strong as families seek affordable options. Retailers emphasize sturdy models, safety features, and easy financing to attract both boys and girls. Local shops report steady weekend sales and growing interest in beginner and midrange bikes.
Taos Tigers Fall In OT Elimination In 2A Tournament
Taos ends 18 8 season after a 71 68 overtime loss to Santa Cruz Crusaders in the 2 3A tournament. Manuel Medina tops Taos with 15 points, Albert Struck 13 and 16 rebounds. Coach John Gonzales calls the night a nightmare as four starters depart next year.
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Tigers
John Gonzales
Manuel Medina
Albert Struck
Struck
Medina
Dne
Sam Beimer
Albert
Andy Miera
Santa Cruz Crusaders
Raton
Vargas Eyes State Senate Run Against Trujillo
Phil Vargas director of Rural Legal Services is very strongly inclined to run against incumbent C. B. Trujillo in the June State Senate primary. Vargas, 39, a Democrat, says he has been approached by friends about the race and has not yet decided if he will run, noting he might have to resign his legal aid post to campaign.
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Phil Vargas
Rural Legal Services
C. B. Trujillo
Senate
Vargas
New Mexico Extension Homemakers Offer Two $150 Scholarships
The New Mexico Extension Homemakers Council offers two $150 scholarships for 4-H club members who are upperclassmen majoring in agriculture or home economics and residents of New Mexico. Applications for 1972-73 are due in April and may be obtained from New Mexico universities or Mrs. L. L. Daley at 112 Meazar NE, Albuquerque.
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New Mexico Extension Homemakers Council
New Mexico
L. L. Daley
Meazar
Albuquerque
N.M
Foreign students set Taos tour by Rotary hosts
A group of 24 foreign students from four countries, now studying in Denver, arrive in Taos on March 15 for a Rotary Club hosted tour. They visit Taos Pueblo and Los Alamos energy installation, tour Santa Fe and Canadian art centers, and end with a banquet before departing March 19 via Air Force Academy Chapel stop. Accompanying hosts include Mr and Mrs William Price.
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Santa Fe
Los Alamos
Air Farce Academy
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Willam Price
Price
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N.M. Dept. of Game and Fish
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