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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1982
Page
7
Steve Viatpundo, member of the Kicks, is seen in action as he competes during a game. The moment captures his focus and athletic effort against a challenging opponent.
Muddled OCR notes list classes offered by the Trak and Recreation Department on a Saturday. Names include Loene Quintana and reference to a center in Cocomado Canter with a Bee dance inference. Exact details are unclear from the fragment.
Lambert Long won the tournament after a close final, defeating Chock Peres and Dick Holbake. The runner up took second place, with further details implying a contested event and disciplinary questions arising from recent alcohol-related matters at Var Cocina.
In Saturday action the Lions defeated the Kicka 6-8 to break into the win column while the Sting and White Rock played to a 0-0 draw. The Aurora division featured three shutouts as the Bulls, Vikings, and Questa Hawks topped their opponents, with notable performances from Noah Kaufman and Jason Quenzler. Next week’s schedule brings six Taos games at Parr Field, Fred Baca Park, and Penasco, including Lions Rama vs Lions at 1 p.m.
Molycorp 76 falls from lead as Five Seama, Lost Four and Gutter Dusters shift positions after Week Five. Los Amigos up to third, BC Bowler and Pinheads move through the pack while individual high series and game leaders change hands across Tuesday and Wednesday results.
Penasco improved to a 10-2 record as they defeated their opponents in a tough matchup. Key performers included Motance leading scorer Valerio Sandoval and standout contributions from Dorothy and Isabelle. Coach Margaret Ondides guided the team through a challenging stretch as Ultew and Crk AGT supported the effort.
The Pantherettes swept the action with close showings and strong serves. Dorothy Romero led with five points, Jane Gonzales added four, and Dolores Medina plus Janelle Romero had three each. In the second game, Medina topped Ponideo's score with all points while Isabelle Romero added five kills off the bench. The Pantherettes defended well and controlled tempo as Gonzales praised their serving and defense. The Junior varsity rallied past St. Katos in three games 15 18 17 10. In the final match Penasco built a 12 1 lead and then held on as the Pantherettes staged a late surge. Maxine Aboyta, Susan Lopez, Donna Sandoval, and Donna Randoval contributed key points. The Panthers face Mora Rangecedtos next, then travel to Bevo Theaday to meet Pecos Bean Cherubys in upcoming contests.
A garbled OCR passage describes a sports league with racquetball and several players mentioned in fragmented form. The readable names include Howey Padilla and Steve Matha, with scattered references to leagues and places, but no clear events or outcomes.
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