TUESDAY,FEB. 14, 2017

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Vol. 88 ◆ No. 274

SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com

File photo Gloria Wicker Former commissioner ‘one of a kind’ was a commissioner ❏ Gloria Wicker, IN TRIBUTE she stood on a subject, and if helped curb the amount of lit- she got something in her mind ter in the city. for the city of and wanted something to go a “One of the things that she 86, passed away who worked closely with her. Clovis from on Thursday. Wicker, 86, passed away on certain way, she never let it was getting complaints from 2000 to Thursday. go. She was like a little bull- her constituents (about) is that 2004. She dog to getting what she want- when the trash truck came By Eamon Scarbrough A commissioner from 2000- died 2004, Wicker was instrumen- ed done,” said Brumfield. over to empty the dumpster, it Thursday at STAFF WRITER “Once you get to know her, would just throw paper every- [email protected] tal in several important the age of you see that she loved Clovis, where,” he said. “There was improvements to the city, 86. CLOVIS — Known for her including the construction of a and she had such a big heart an introduction of an ordi- tenacious devotion to the peo- swimming pool at O.G. Potter for our community.” nance to have residents utilize ple of Clovis, former city Memorial Park, according to Raymond Mondragon, who more trash bags to throw their commissioner Gloria Wicker local business woman and for- worked with Wicker during trash, to prevent trash getting would always stand up for the mer Clovis mayor Gayla his time as Clovis city manag- around the community. I see people and the ideas she Brumfield. er, remembered her dedication believed in, according to those “You knew exactly where to passing an ordinance that WICKER on Page 3A

GETTING READY Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Baxter-Curren Senior Center Program Coordinator Brenda Hankins adds the final touches Monday afternoon to centerpieces that will be used during Friday’s 60th Year Celebration Banquet at the center. The event starts at 5:30 p.m., and tickets are $15 with entertain- ment provided by Art Terry. For a reserva- tion, call 575- 769-7908.

Courtesy photo: National Leadership program helping out Weather Service Eastern New ❏ Community service project collecting items for local businesses. Mexico is projected to By Kurt Munz-Raper BUSINESS FEATURE Roosevelt County chamber’s have one to annual banquet, Vigil said. STAFF WRITER two and a The experience was described [email protected] leaked for a few years. half inches of The class decided on the project as “eye-opening” by Vigil. PORTALES — Those involved “As someone like myself who snow up to in January, she added, with this evening, with local businesses are getting fundraising efforts occurring dur- works with the community, I’ve further insight into the community ing community events. learned a lot as well,” she said. according to while also supporting it. “What our class thought was for Jeremy Buurma with J.P. Stone Meteorologist This year’s Leadership Portales events that are already happening, Community Bank is also partici- Chris program is making progress with we thought it would be best to tag pating in this year’s Leadership Luckett. their community service project on to those events,” said Vigil, Portales class. since starting in August. adding that she hopes future class- “I’m not from Portales, so it’s The class gathers business pro- es will continue collaborating been really enjoyable for me,” Chance of snow remains fessionals to promote leadership with other events for fundraisers. said Buurma. “It’s pretty interest- and learn about the community, The class participated in the ing. It directly affects our commu- BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Luckett added that it will still according to participant and recent Martin Luther King Jr. nity, and we like that part of it.” be overcast in Clovis and Portales MainStreet Executive The chance of snow still hov- Portales, but there will be “less event as well as McDonald’s Buurma said the class meets Director Sandy Vigil. McTeachers Night. ers over eastern New Mexico, cloud coverage late today “They’re a little over halfway monthly to discuss the project and but what is to follow is a week- going into early Wednesday “Knowing that we can support ways to achieve certain goals. done,” Roosevelt County those who need help was the push end of sunshine, according to morning.” “It’s different entities coming Chamber of Commerce Executive for our class to make this our proj- meteorologists. But with the exit of clouds Director Karl Terry added. ect,” said Vigil. together for one goal,” said National Weather Service comes warmer weather for the This year, participants are col- She said no particular fundrais- Buurma. “Just working with the Meteorologist Chris Luckett second half of the week. lecting items for Consigning ing goal was set for the project, individuals in the community is said there is a 60 percent Temperatures should reach the Women and Angel Ministries, but the class has collected 400 nice. It’s a good idea to get famil- chance of a mix of sleet, rain low 50s on Wednesday with a Vigil said. non-perishable food items so far iar with everyone and the things and snow. Clovis and Portales 10-degree increase on Vigil said the class is helping to for Angel Ministries as well as going on.” can expect one to two and a Thursday. keep the shelves stocked at monetary donations for The class will continue half inches of snow until this Temperatures are expected to Consigning Women while also Consigning Women. fundraising for the project evening with a high in the reach the mid-60s by Friday, helping fix their roof, which has The class raised $200 during the through mid-May. upper 30s. said Luckett.

Forecast: Today Wednesday Thursday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 5A High: 35 High: 55 High: 64 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 3A Low: 26 Low: 29 Low: 33 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Portales police blotter Events calendar The following is a sampling of calls by block East Seventh Street, report taken Today ■ Color Creators — 6 p.m. at dispatch for Portales police, fire and sher- ■ 2:47 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident with- ■ The Great Benjamin’s Clovis-Carver Public Library. iff: out injuries, 1400 block South Avenue B, Circus performing dogs — 4:30 Information: 575-769-7840 report taken p.m., 7 p.m. at Curry County Events ■ Preschool storytime — 6 Friday ■ 3:40 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident with- Center pavilion, Clovis. Tickets p.m. at Portales Public Library. out injuries, 100 block South Globe Avenue online only: $10 adult, $5 child/sen- Book: Big Rigs. Information: 575- ■ 9:23 a.m.: Narcotics, 700 block Wylie ior, $45 ringside for 4. Information: 356-3940 ■ 4:26 p.m.: Reckless driver, location Cox Circle, report taken [email protected] ■ Teen program — 4:30 p.m. at ■ unknown ■ 12:04 p.m.: Fraud, 500 block East 18th ■ Quilter’s Tuesdays — 6 p.m. Portales Public Library for ages 13- Street 7:39 p.m.: Remove subject, 1500 block at Clovis-Carver Public Library. 18. Activity: Origami paper stars. ■ South Main Avenue Lesson: taco salad. Registration Information: 575-356-3940 12:08 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident ■ FEB. 14 without injuries, 1500 block South Avenue K 8:31 p.m.: Shots fired, 200 block North required. Information: 575-763- ■ 12:55 p.m.: Burglary report, 1800 block Kilgore Street 9687 Saturday ■ ■ ■ On this date ... South Avenue J 9:42 p.m.: Harassment report, location Afterschool @ the library — ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ 1982: Marsha Dreier was ■ 1:09 p.m.: Fire/high value response, 500 unknown 4:30 p.m. at Portales Public Library musical — 7 p.m. at the UTC the new director at Clovis- block South Roosevelt Road V Place for grades K-6. Activity: Heart pil- Mainstage at ENMU. Tickets: $7 Carver Public Library. ■ 2:07 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident with lows. Information: 575-356-3940 general, $3 students. Information: Monday ■ Books and babies — 10:30 575-562-2720 Dreier, 30, came to Clovis injuries, Kilgore Avenue/U.S. 70 ■ from Tucson, Arizona, where ■ 1:09 a.m.: Fire rural, location a.m. at Portales Public Library for Ongoing 3:03 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident with- ages 0-3. Book: Be Mine. ■ Pintores artist of the month she served 185 hours of out injuries, Eighth Street/Avenue B, report unknown internship with the assistant ■ 1:39 a.m.: Ambulance requested, 200 Information: 575-356-3940 — Patsy Delk and students are fea- taken ■ Valentine’s Dinner Show — tured artists for February at Clovis- library director at Tucson ■ 3:46 p.m.: Reckless driver, mile marker block South Roosevelt Road R Public Library. ■ 7:26 a.m.: Vehicle theft report, 500 6 p.m. doors open at Clovis Civic Carver Public Library. Information: 6 on New Mexico 467 Center. Presented by Leslie’s 575-769-7840 ■ 4:01 p.m.: Battery report, 800 block block of New Mexico 202, report taken ■ 1977: From Clovis police ■ Candy Company. Entertainment by Portales tax-aide — 2 p.m.-5 North Avenue M, report taken 8:25 a.m.: Reckless driver, location The Brickstreet Players. Admission: p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays through files: ■ 4:38 p.m.: Juvenile problem, 400 block unknown • A Carlsbad man reported ■ $50 couple. First come, first served. April 13 at ENMU, room 103 in the Clark Street 9:16 a.m.: Fire rural, location Information: 575-935-5009 College of Business. First come, someone stole $282 from his ■ unknown wallet at an establishment on 8:01 p.m.: Ambulance requested, 1800 first served. Information: 575-356- block of New Mexico 236 Wednesday 8576 South Prince Street. ■ ■ ■ • A Clovis man reported 10:00 p.m.: Gas leak, location unknown Jail log Tween game day — 4:30 Clovis tax-aide — 9 a.m.- ■ 11:13 p.m.: Domestic in progress, 1500 p.m. at Portales Public Library for 11:30 a.m. Monday-Thursday someone stole a 35-millimeter Released Friday-Sunday camera and case, a leather block South Avenue F ages 9-12. Game: Xbox One through April 18; 8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. As of 7 a.m. Monday freeplay. Information: 575-356- through April 18 at Baxter Senior jacket, two turquoise rings, a ■ watchband and choker from Bernardo Baca, 42, other jail 3940 Center by appt; 4 p.m.-7 p.m. on Saturday ■ Stephen H. Dick, 35, other jail ■ Stitch Addicts — 7:15 p.m. at various days at Clovis-Carver his home at 515 Connelly. ■ ■ • A man reported $250 4:26 a.m.: Ambulance requested, 300 Toby A. Duran, 47, other jail Clovis-Carver Public Library. Open Public Library. Information: 575- worth of damage was done to block South Avenue D ■ Jeremy Scott Roach, 39, bond stitch, lesson review. Information: 356-8576 ■ 4:28 a.m.: Vehicle theft report, 1900 575-763-9687 ■ Face It! portrait and carica- the inside of a 1977 car he ■ had rented from Big Country block West Second Street Booked Friday-Sunday Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at ture exhibit — 8 a.m.-5 p.m. week- Ford. ■ 8:56 a.m.: Ambulance requested, 1600 As of 7 a.m. Monday Clovis-Carver Public Library. days through March 3 in Runnels block West 18th Street ■ Michael Jarnagin, 28, bench warrant, Information: 575-769-7840 Gallery at ENMU. Admission: Free. ■ Preschool storytime — Information: Pages Past is compiled ■ 10:36 a.m.: Child abuse, location distribution of marijuana, use or posses- 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public [email protected] or 575- by Editor David Stevens. unknown, report taken sion of drug paraphernalia, resisting, evad- ■ Library. Book: Big Rigs. 562-1011 Contact him at: 4:41 p.m.: Larceny, walk in ing or obstructing an officer, possession of ■ Information: 575-356-3940 [email protected] 5:31 p.m.: Vehicle theft report, 1800 marijuana The events calendar is a daily block South Avenue J ■ ■ Vanessa Nicole Johnson, 32, unlawful Thursday listing of area events. To place an 7:45 p.m.: Ambulance requested, 1500 use of an ATM card (two counts), theft of a ■ Pre-K story hour — 10 a.m. item on the calendar, call the block Arizona Drive ■ credit card, contributing to the delinquency at Clovis-Carver Public Library. newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- 9:17 p.m.: Verbal domestic, 2100 block of a minor (two counts), fraudulent use of Let’s build a snowman. Information: mail: South Roosevelt Road 5 1/2 a credit card, probation violation 575-769-7840 [email protected] ■ Dewey F. Langston, 28, felony posses- Sunday sion of a controlled substance (two ■ 12:04 a.m.: Criminal damage, 1200 counts), use or possession of drug para- block West First Street, report taken phernalia Meetings calendar ■ ■ 2:26 a.m.: Ambulance requested, 200 Mister Marshall-Cotton, 23, bench Today Thursday block Texas Drive warrant ■ Water Policy Advisory ■ ENMWUA — 10 a.m. at ■ 6:13 a.m.: Criminal damage, 1100 block ■ Raul Natividad, 54, bench warrant Board — 8:30 a.m. at city hall, Clovis-Carver Public Library, north West Fir Street, report taken ■ Elliot Jensen Peters, 22, possession of Clovis. Information: 575-769- annex. Information: 575-769-7828 ■ 8:18 a.m.: Ambulance requested, Fourth marijuana, criminal damage to property 7828 ■ Clovis City Commission — Street/Avenue B ■ Joderik Carrasco Rodriguez, 28, driv- 5:15 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public ■ 12:04 p.m.: Domestic report, 700 block ing while license suspended or revoked Wednesday Library, north annex. Information: East Second Street, report taken ■ Chamber Board of Directors 575-769-7828 ■ 2:16 p.m.: Domestic in progress, 400 — Compiled by the Staff of The News — 11:30 a.m. at the chamber, Clovis. Information: 575-575-763- This calendar is a daily list- 3435 ing of area public meetings. To ■ Public Works Committee — place an item on the calendar, 8:30 a.m. in assembly room at city call the newsroom at 575-763- hall, Clovis. Information: 575-763- 6991 or e-mail: 9654 [email protected]

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Obituaries the heavy trash is.’ We take Wicker off, and she hires a couple of guys who were past inmates Velmeta "Vicky" Cleone Howard Death notices from Page 1A of the county jail to help us (October 31, 1929 - February 12, 2017) with the heavy stuff,” Debra Dickens Beatrice Sandoval that a lot. I know all my Winton said. “We worked all Velmeta "Vicky" neighbors use trash bags.” Howard, 87, of Clovis, Debra Katherine Dickens, Beatrice Sandoval, 57, of day on West Seventh According to Mondragon, died Sunday, Febru- 63, of Clovis, died Saturday, Clovis, died Friday, Feb. 10, (Street), and did we ever Wicker was a fierce defender ary 12, 2017 at her Feb. 11, 2017, in Lubbock. 2017, at Covenant Medical pick up a lot of heavy trash. of Clovis and its residents. home. Services will She was born Aug. 17, Center in Lubbock. We pull in there with our be held on Wednes- “She cared about this com- 1953, in Clovis. She was born Aug. 7, monster load of trash, and day, February 15, munity, she cared about the Services: 1 p.m. 1959, in Clovis. we did win the prize. The 2017, 2:00 pm, at The voters in her district, and she Wednesday in the Steed- Services: 11 a.m. male city commissioners Chapel, 1500 Thorn- fought hard for them. She ton, Clovis, NM. Pas- Todd Chapel in Clovis Thursday at The Chapel in were not just real happy with was a very kind-hearted tor Wayne Boydstun Information: 575-763- Clovis. us.” and Pastor Tommy 5541 Information: 575-762- woman. Tough — I’ve got to express that, because she Clovis Assistant City Hohstadt will be offici- 4435 Manager Claire Burroughes ating. Burial will follow was tough, and she was not at Lawn Haven Services pending shy about telling you what remembered someone who Memorial Gardens. Velmeta Howard was on her mind,” he said. was always abundantly clear Marsha Alexander, William Jones, 95, of Velmeta “Vicky” Cleone Lunell Winton, who about what she cared about Kenny Moore, Sylvia Clovis, died Sunday, Feb. Howard, 87, of Clovis, died served on the city commis- and never shied away from Dierking, Clint Moore, 12, 2017, at his home. Sunday, Feb. 12, 2017, in sion with Wicker, remem- explaining why. Flint Harrelson, Irene “There was never any con- Coody, Marrissa Arrangements are by her home. bered a competition between Sena, and John Barton Jr will serve as pallbearers Muffley Funeral Home. She was born Oct. 31, the male and female com- fusion on where Gloria stood Velmeta Howard was born October 31, 1929 in Turkey, 1929, in Turkey, Texas. missioners to see which team on a subject. She was always Texas, to Lee Jackson Rivers and Emma Stirman Rivers. Janice Ogden, 65, of Services: 2 p.m. could gather the most very willing to share her She married Marvin Howard on January 1, 1948 in Por- Portales, died Sunday, Feb. Wednesday at The Chapel in garbage — a game her friend thoughts and be very honest tales, NM. Velmeta received her LPN in 1981 and was a 12, 2017, in Littlefield, Clovis was determined to win. on where she stood on a sub- nurse for the Senior Citizen Resident Center. She was a Texas. Information: 575-762- “We all met at the public ject, and I admired that trait member of Prince Street Baptist Church, Rebekah Lodge Arrangements are by #21, Odd Fellows and a life member of VFW Auxiliary 4435 works building, where in her,” said Burroughes. #3280. She loved to travel, sew and spend time with her Wheeler Mortuary. everybody gathered, and she “On a personal level, she grandchildren. showed up with her horse was a very kind person, very Survivors include: 4 daughters; Janice Carthel, Mildred trailer and her pickup, and loyal. She was one of a Louise Moore, Laura (Les) Harrelson, and Debera (Ernest Debra Katherine Dickens she says, ‘I know where all kind.” Sena) Coody all of Clovis, NM, 8 grandchildren, 20 great- Debra Katherine Dick- grandchildren, and 17 great great-grandchildren. She is ens, 63 of Clovis, NM preceded in death by: her husband; Marvin Howard, a passed away on Satur- brother; Stirman Rivers, a sister; Valera Eklund, and 2 son- day, February 11, 2017 in in-laws; Robert Carthel and Kenneth Moore. Lubbock, TX. Debra loved to read and Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral crochet. She was mar- Home. 575 762-4435 muffleyfuneralhome.com ried to Jeff Dickens on November 28, 2001 in Clovis, NM. Debra lived Beatrice Sandoval in Alaska for many years (August 7, 1959 - February 10, 2017) and returned to Clovis in Beatrice Sandoval, 57 of 2014. Clovis, NM died Friday, She is survived by her February 10, 2017 at husband Jeff Dickens; Covenant Medical Center sons James Schilling and in Lubbock. Visitation will wife Laura and Sean be held Wednesday, Schilling; sisters Linda February 15, 2017 from Taylor of Clovis and Jan- 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm at ice Ibison of St. Francis, Minnesota; and a brother Gary Muffley Funeral Home, Banister of Clovis; 4 grandchildren Sarah, Aaron, Angel 1430 Thornton. Services and Faith along with many wonderful nieces and nephews. will be held at 11:00 am Debra is proceeded in death by her son Nick Schilling; Thursday, February 16, sister Suzie Wagner; and 2 brothers Greg Banister and 2017 at The Chapel, 1500 Roy Banister. Thornton, with Pastor A Service of Remembrance will be held at 1:00pm, on Raymond Beachum offici- Wednesday February 15, 2017 in the Steed Todd Chapel. ating. Services are under the care and direction of Steed-Todd Survivors include: her Funeral Home & Crematory, 800 E. Manana Blvd. Clovis, New Mexico (575) 763-5541. You may sign the online three daughters; Deanna guest registry at www.steedtodd.com. (Julian) Valero, Lisa (Frankie) Hernandez, and Sarah Gonzales all of Clo- vis, NM, father; Cipriano Joe Sandoval, four sisters; Cindy (Rigo) Crustitla of Sandy, Lottery Utah, Jennifer (Ben) Sierra of Clovis, NM, Josephine Mount of Clovis, NM, and Emily Anaya of Clovis, NM, extended Saturday sister; Ester (George) Pearson of Phoenix, AZ, two broth- ers; Manuel Ulibarri of Clovis, NM and Raymond (Pilar) Ulibarri of Amarillo, TX, four granddaughters, six grand- Powerball sons, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded 5 9 17 37 64 in death by her mother; Maria A. Sandoval, grandparents; Powerball: 2 Manuel and Edwina Ulibarri, four sisters; Theresa Baca, Powerplay: 2 Betty Apodaca, Dorothy Marquez, and Barbara Ulibarri, and brother; Arthur Ulibarri.Arrangements have been en- trusted to Muffley Funeral Home, (575) 762-4435 www.muf- Lotto Texas fleyfuneralhome.com. 24 25 26 29 41 53

Funerals Wednesday Debra Dickens — 1 p.m. at the Steed-Todd Chapel, Clovis Velmeta Howard — 2 p.m. at The Chapel, Clovis Thursday Beatrice Sandoval — 11 a.m. at The Chapel, Clovis Dwayne Warren — 2 p.m. at St. John’s Baptist Church, Clovis Joe Eloy Gibson — 5 p.m. at the VFW 3280, Clovis Saturday Bertha Dominguez — 11 a.m. at the Wheeler Mortuary Chapel, Portales

Business digest Chipotle set to open Feb. 23 CLOVIS — The opening of Chipotle is finally near after projected opening dates in December and January never came to pass. Company representatives said the restaurant is set to open Feb. 23. “We’re thrilled to open the first Chipotle Mexican Grill in Clovis, New Mexico,” said Chipotle Marketing Strategist Ashely McCollum in an email statement. “We’re especially looking forward to making it easier for Clovis residents to enjoy our fresh food made with high quality ingredients. We can’t wait to see every- one on grand opening day.”

Business digest is com- piled by the Eastern New Mexico News staff. Contact Kevin Wilson at 763-6991 or by email: [email protected] Page 4A Tuesday Feb. 14, 2017 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt Counties OICES and beyond V THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Baxter-Curren celebrating 60 years axter-Curren tinues today. on Aging, Inc., became the ardent member of the center In 1976, the center received Activity Center The building was available grantee under this Act, and and a board member, a $90,000 donation for addi- Bwas created in Nancy to be used on other occasions was funded in May 1966. bequeathed $5,000 as a nucle- tional improvements from 1957 as a place where sen- when someone was willing to Alice Converse, who had us for a building fund. W.E. Curren, a Clovis pioneer. iors could join together to Walker be responsible for the opening worked with the seniors since In appreciation for that Plans were immediately ini- ◆ socialize. and closing of the facility. Few the start of the Hospitality endowment, and in his memo- tiated for an additional exten- Guest wanted the responsibility so House, was named executive ry, the proposed building was sion to Baxter Hall. It marks its 60th year on columnist April 14. the problem was how to director of the grant. to be named Baxter Hall. On May 7, 1978, an open The center plans to cele- finance a full-time employee. The board of directors, rec- Desiring to add monies to house and dedication of brate throughout the year, The Hospitality House ognizing the opportunity for the fund, the ladies of the Curren Hall was held, and the starting with a dinner on Feb. the city of Clovis. remained on this schedule the center to be open on a full- Stitch ’N’ Chatter Club complete facility was there- 17. Monies earned by the senior until a source of funding from time basis, offered office space increased their quilting activi- after known as “Baxter-Curren In 1957 the Soroptimists citizens, with assistance from the federal government was to the Curry County Council ties, and sold enough quilts to Hall” in memory and sincere Club of Clovis sponsored the the Soroptimist Club and legislated, and could be on Aging. Headquarters for add about $2,000 to the fund. gratitude to the two gentlemen creation of a senior center donations from local organiza- obtained with state and local the council were established at Other members sponsored who made it possible. along with two individuals — tions and businesses were suf- matching funds. the Hospitality House in May, rummage sales, bake sales, The senior citizens of W.W. Stanfield and T.C. ficient for the purchase and The Hospitality House 1966. bazaars, dinners and other Clovis are proud of this beau- Johnson. the move. remodel was finally complet- The Hospitality House was activities to increase the fund tiful, debt-free facility, which This group met at the However, funds were ed, and the grand opening was then staffed full-time with a by another $1,000. was constructed and refur- Chamber of Commerce build- depleted and the interior held Oct. 25, 1964, with director and secretary, and Additionally, J.H. Brown and bished at an overall cost of ing two afternoons a week and remained to be renovated. Mayor Ted Waldhauser cut- provided administrative serv- Clayton Reed conducted a approximately $93,000. played games. The Soroptimist Club paneled ting the ribbon. ices, employment placement, two-man campaign in the The true value of these In January 1960, the group the walls and installed acousti- In 1965, the Older basic education courses, and community and raised $3,000 facilities cannot be meas- was incorporated as the Senior cal ceiling tiles. Americans Act was signed annual health screening in more. The Soroptimist Club ured in dollars and cents, Citizens Center of Clovis. Even though the interior into law providing three-year addition to weekly three-hour donated $1,000, and the mem- but in the benefit that the In January 1963, the Frank was not complete, the grants to communities to pro- art classes, a pancake break- bership further raised $2,000. programs and services pro- Burns’ home became avail- Hospitality House was opened vide seed money for leader- fast, and various recreational In May 1967, construction vide for the older people in able. This historic residence regularly on Monday evenings ship, service and program- activities and fellowship for was completed and Baxter Clovis and surrounding was built in 1907, and was for business meetings and ming. At the end of a success- area seniors. Hall became a reality. For the areas. located at 604 Merriwether St. games. ful three-year period, commu- As the membership next 10 years the financial The senior center’s board of On Tuesday afternoons, it nities recognizing the worth of increased, the board recog- support for further capital Nancy Walker is treasurer directors purchased the home was opened for quilters. Quilts these programs were expected nized the need for a recreation improvements for the center on the board of directors for for $2,100. were sold to help raise funds to continue the necessary hall and dining area to be was provided by the members the Baxter-Curren Senior It was moved to 908 for the center's maintenance. financial assistance. added to the house. Upon his through various fundraising Center. Contact her at: Hickory St., a site donated by This fundraising model con- The Curry County Council death, George P. Baxter, an activities. [email protected] Loving pet parents by no means uncommon erhaps you think house is about them. Routines pets this Valentine’s Day, critters than to their partners, their pets they love them and you love your pets are set around their needs and based on estimates from a sur- according to another survey of 32 percent admitting they kiss Pmore than anyone Sharna even vacations are planned, or vey conducted by finder.com, 3,771 pet owners conducted their critters on the lips (pre- on the planet has ever loved Johnson skipped altogether depending a personal finance comparison by the pet camera maker sumably it was an anonymous any critter ever — you dote ◆ on whether they can tag website. Petcube. survey, do make sure pets are dewormed prior to on them, snuggle them, feed In search along. In a survey of 2,100 people, Not only are pets at the only the best foods, buy of ponies And there is always some- finder.com found that almost center of their people’s hearts, smooching). them the best toys, supply thing special just for them, 30 percent planned to buy they may just help in the As it turns out, as special as them posh accommoda- especially on Valentine’s Day, gifts for their dogs on the day human love department. it may be to the individual, loving one’s pets appears to tions... if it’s available, your the day set aside to show love of love and 17 percent for According to Petcube, 76 per- right-minded human would be a pretty un-unique experi- fur-child has it. to those who hold the most their cats — at an average of cent of people find a romantic envy. ence — though it may be hard A loved pet is pretty easy to Then there are the tell-tale special places in the heart. more than $20 respectively, partner more attractive if they to convince the critters of that spot. dynamics. If you happen to be one of according to a press release. have a pet, 9 percent report when the heart-shaped bis- They have neatly trimmed When the humans get up the aforementioned pet peo- Those figures are a marked they have broken up with cuits get handed out today. and styled fur, manicured and start to move about, the ple, it may be interesting to increase over $681 million in someone over a pet and 25 toes, may be adorned by critters get excited because in know you are not alone, and pet-Valentines Day spending percent have taken their pet Sharna Johnson is a bows, fancy collars and occa- their minds their people only in fact, probably don’t love in 2016, as estimated by the on a date with them. writer who is always sionally cute little outfits. The go on the move to do things your pet more than anyone National Retail Federation. And yes, overtures of love searching for ponies. You house is littered with chewed for them — snacks, food, else. A whopping 84 percent of to pets are apparently the can reach her at: toys, usually not far from a bathroom breaks, playtime — More than $750 million is pet owners also admit they norm with 91 percent of pet insearchofponies fluffy faux-fur bed that any in fact, everything in the expected to be spent just on show more affection to their owners reporting they tell @gmail.com. White terrorism just as bad, just as common hite terrorism is these attacks.” As for Duffy’s belief that shores and there is the 2011 that came from” the not as bad as Of course there is. white extremist terror is attack in Norway in which 77 Charleston church massacre, WMuslim terror- Leonard “Domestic right-wing ter- somehow rare, well, the 1996 people died. chirps Duffy, as if lowering ism. Pitts rorist groups often adhere to bombing of the Atlanta Terrorism is defined as the that odious flag somehow — That, believe it or not, was ◆ the principles of racial Olympics, the 1999 attack on unlawful use of violence to what? — balances things out? the crux of an argument Sean Syndicated supremacy and embrace a Jewish community center coerce or intimidate a govern- Imagine how offensive that Duffy, a Republican represen- columnist antigovernment, antiregulato- near Los Angeles, the 2000 ment or a people in further- must be to anyone who lost tative from Wisconsin, made ry beliefs.” So said Dale L. killing of five people in ance of some social or politi- someone in that church. The last week on CNN. What fol- Watson, then the executive greater Pittsburgh to protest cal cause. But for Rep. Duffy lengths to which some will go lows has been condensed for terrorism. What happened in assistant director of the “non-white immigration,” the and others that seems to apply to protect the fiction of inno- space, but it unfolded like Canada, he said, “was a one- Counterterrorism / 2009 murders of three only to swarthy individuals cence are staggering. this: off.” Counterintelligence Division Pittsburgh police officers to with difficult names. When White terrorism is not as Asked by anchor Alisyn And the Oklahoma City of the FBI, in Senate testimo- oppose a supposed national white people do it, it is less bad as Muslim terrorism? Camerota about the Trump bombing? ny way back in 2002. gun ban, the 2012 murder of likely to be perceived — or Well, because of white ter- regime’s failure to condemn a “So, you’ve given me two Duffy is wrong about pretty six people at a Sikh temple in reported by news media — as rorism, Emily Lyons lost an recent massacre in which six examples,” said Duffy. much everything else, too. No Oak Creek, Wisconsin, and terrorism. eye. Abdelkrim Hassane’s Muslims were killed by a And the Charleston church white extremist groups the 2015 killing of three at a This double standard three young children lost their white extremist in Quebec, massacre? fomenting terror? What do Planned Parenthood office in reflects not simply America’s father. And Cynthia Wesley, Duffy allowed that, “Murder “Look at the good things you call the Aryan Nations Colorado Springs, (to name a xenophobia, but also age 14, had her head torn off. on both sides is wrong,” but that came from it. (Then- and the Ku Klux Klan? The few), argue otherwise. America’s maddening insis- So they might beg to differ. insisted, “There is a differ- South Carolina Gov.) Nikki Southern Poverty Law Center Go further back and there is tence upon the blamelessness, ence.” Haley took down the has tied one group, the 1963 bombing of the 16th the fundamental innocence, of Leonard Pitts Jr. writes That difference, as he sees Confederate flag. That was Stormfront, to acts of murder Street Baptist Church in whiteness, even when the evi- for the Miami Herald. it: There’s no white extremist great. But ... there’s no con- and terror that have killed Birmingham that killed four dence screams otherwise. Contact him at: ISIS or al-Qaida fomenting stant thread that goes through nearly 100 people. little girls. Go beyond these “Look at the good things [email protected] THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A SOUTHWEST Bill would end ‘political purpose’ barrier ROUNDUP By Andrew Oxford cism of the government. the law when he began to question Requiring someone to sign a release THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN Now a legislator from Galisteo is data in a spreadsheet from the saying a database won’t be used for Martinez: Issues proposing to change the law. Interstate Stream Commission. A ‘political purposes’ is a violation of not one size fits all Norm Gaume believes the state is “We shouldn’t make people go to leading critic of the proposal to that perosn’s civil rights under the wrong and does not want you to court to exercise divert water from the Gila River, First Amendment,” says Peter St. ALBUQUERQUE — know it. their First Gaume said he asked the agency to Cyr, executive director of the New New Mexico Gov. Susana The former director of the Amendment give him an “unlocked” copy of the Mexico Foundation for Open Martinez said the nation's Interstate Stream Commission says rights,” says spreadsheet, which would allow him Government. immigration enforcement data reveals errors undermining the Rep. Matthew to see the formulas that generated But some officials have raised policies should distinguish state’s case for spending billions of McQueen, a the data. concerns that McQueen’s bill might between the “various situa- dollars to divert water from the Gila Democrat, who The Interstate Stream conflict with agreements between tions” of people living in the River, which for now runs freely has introduced Commission replied that it consid- the state and the private companies country illegally. through southwestern New Mexico. House Bill 227 ered the spreadsheet to be a database that have created proprietary soft- In an interview with the But when Gaume asked last to strike the and asked Gaume agree to restric- ware to maintain some government Albuquerque Journal pub- December for a copy of a spread- restrictions on using public data for tions on its use. databases, such as for court records. lished Sunday, Martinez sheet to better understand the state’s political purposes. At first, Gaume thought the ban Adam Marshall, a lawyer for the warned against allowing position, the commission required State databases are considered on political use might have some- Reporters Committee for Freedom harsh rhetoric to get ahead of him to sign an agreement that would public records under New Mexico thing to do with election campaigns of the Press, said governments often policymaking that should prohibit him from using the data for law but with a range of exceptions — stopping candidates or parties exempt proprietary information such treat “multiple problems” in “political purposes.” and restrictions. from scraping up data for mailers as trade secrets from open records immigration policy with Gaume’s research has become an Agencies can require, for exam- and automated calls. laws rather than seek to restrict how “multiple answers.” example of how just a few words ple, that anyone asking for a copy of But, Gaume says, the commission the information is used once it is “Definitely, those that buried in New Mexico law give state a database guarantee they will not considered his advocacy to be polit- released. But, Marshall said, New commit crimes in this coun- agencies broad discretion to deny make copies without authorization ical, too, and he declined to sign the Mexico’s restrictions seem to con- try do not belong in this members of the public access to or use the data for commercial or agreement. tradict the purpose of open records country. They need to be information by prohibiting any use political purposes. Open government groups argue law. removed,” she said. that could be construed as advocacy. The law does not define “political Gaume’s case demonstrates that “I don’t know of any other state “Someone who doesn't have Advocates for open government purposes,” giving agencies plenty of state officials can easily use the law public records law that does that,” a home to go to (outside this say the restriction is not just a barri- leeway to decide how public data to exempt themselves from scrutiny. he said. “You want people to have country), who has worked er to public information but a viola- can be used. “Removing the political purpose access to public records so they can and paid their taxes, and tion of civil rights that muffles criti- Gaume ran up against that part of language is critically important. participate in the political process.” been involved in the commu- nity and has an American child — what is the solution for that? How different is Residents: First atom bomb test caused cancer that from someone who is dealing drugs? There could By Russell Contreras ple to tell their stories in the yet. in families who had limited U.S. dropped bombs on be various answers to the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fashion because it’s never been “It is detailed and lengthy,” access to health insurance. Hiroshima and Nagasaki and various situations.” done before.” he said. “I have not had a The surveys involved resi- the war ended. She did reiterate that she ALBUQUERQUE — Members of the Tularosa chance to systematically dents of the historic Hispanic In 2015, U.S. Sen. Tom has long opposed efforts to Residents say the world’s first Basin Downwinders review the entire document.” village of Tularosa and four Udall, D-New Mexico, Consortium have long con- make New Mexico a so- atomic bomb test caused gen- Around 800 community New Mexico counties. They pressed the Senate to include tended that those living near called sanctuary for undocu- erations of southern New health surveys and two com- want lawmakers to include New Mexico residents in the the site of the world’s first mented immigrants. Mexico families to suffer from munity focus groups were New Mexico in a federal law law after meeting with cancer and economic hardship, atomic bomb test in 1945 used to collect data for the that compensates residents Tularosa Downwinders. according to surveys gathered weren’t told about the dangers report in partnership with the near atomic tests. “The Consortium’s Board never by an advocacy group seeking or compensated for their New Mexico Health Equity The Trinity Test took Health Impact Assessment asked to probe compensation for descendants. resulting health problems. Partnership, an initiative of the place as part of the Report is important work,” The surveys released Friday Since then, they say, descen- SANTA FE — A 7-year- Santa Fe Community Manhattan Project, a top- Udall wrote in a letter to the detailed residents’ stories from dants have been plagued with Foundation. secret World War II nuclear group on Friday. “It adds to old ethics board set up in areas around the 1945 Trinity cancer and other illnesses Santa Fe County in response Cordova said the report development program run the body of evidence that Test and argue that many while the federal government wasn’t a scientific epidemiolo- out of the then-secret city of people in this area were to a bribery scandal has Hispanic families later strug- ignored their plight. never been asked to investi- gy study but an attempt to Los Alamos, New Mexico. injured as a result of gled to keep up with cancer- Chuck Wiggins, director of gather information from resi- Residents did not learn radioactive fallout and gate a complaint against a related illnesses. The health the New Mexico Tumor public official or volunteer. dents who have complained that the test had involved an should be compensated by effects of the test have long Registry, has said data shows about various forms of cancers atomic weapon until the the federal government.” An outgoing board mem- been debated in New Mexico. cancer rates in Tularosa are ber tells the Santa Fe New “It’s the first ever study done around the same as other parts Mexican that the panel on the Tularosa of the state. Cancer is one of stopped holding regular Downwinders,” said Tina the leading causes of death all meetings in the spring. Cordova, co-founder of the over New Mexico, he said. The board has reviewed no Tularosa Basin Downwinders On Friday, Wiggins said he complaints because attor- Consortium. “We wanted peo- hadn’t gone through the report neys have found all the com- plaints to be personnel mat- ters that aren't under its juris- diction. The board's authority doesn't extend to the more than 900 county employees. The panel was a response to a scandal in which two road-paving firm owners were convicted of offering cash and trips to former Public Works director James Lujan in exchange for steer- ing contracts to their compa- ny. Lujan pleaded guilty to demanding or receiving bribes. Women of color to seek office ALBUQUERQUE — As Samia Assed watched elec- tion returns come in with her children and another Muslim family, she panicked when it became clear that Donald Trump would win the presi- dency. The Palestinian- American woman wondered if they would have to register as Muslims, as Trump said during his campaign. Would she be barred from wearing her hijab in public? “Honestly, I was scared,” the 51-year-old Albuquerque resident said. “I didn't even want to take my daughter to school the next day.” Assed has turned her fears into action, joining what advocacy groups say are hundreds, possibly thou- sands of women of color, who are exploring making a run for public office. Across the country, women are gath- ering signatures, attending workshops, and signing up for fundraising and public speaking classes as they set their eyes on school board seats, city councils, state offices, and even Congress. Just how many women of color will actually seek office is anyone’s guess. Advocacy groups say it’s too early to determine how many women will formally file papers, but they believe the number could triple. Some are deciding on what posi- tion to seek, while others are waiting for 2018 or 2019, advocates said.

— Wire reports PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Tribe united ‘in one voice’ at Standing Rock By William Yardley helps explain the tension that LOS ANGELES TIMES has been apparent lately, as some people have resisted a CANNONBALL RIVER, request by the Sioux to clean N.D. — Five people who did up and clear out so the tribe not know one another a few can shift focus to the legal and months ago stood around a political battles ahead with campfire talking with passion, the Trump administration. wit and pain about how they But it also might explain came to live together here in the camps’ resilience. Oh, you the cold. Somebody put bacon can track down details about in a skillet. It was just after people if you really try. But noon. The temperature was 17 part of what has drawn and degrees. kept many people here has “In weather like this,” been the chance to see them- explained the man from selves anew in the service of a Kentucky, “you need to keep larger cause, a greater good. your calories up.” People may be circumspect Not that anyone seemed about themselves, but they cold. have been quick to talk — Not Cindy, the grandmoth- expansively, righteously, fre- Los Angeles Times: Gary Coronado er who quit her job in Oregon quently with deep ache or Jamie Tijerina, 29, of Highland Park, scientific researcher at Flow Cytometry Facility, on the campus of CalTech in to be here. Not Chato Duncan, anger — about what brought Pasadena, Calif. who grew up in Northern them here. California with parents who “As a country, we’re not are from the Dine and Pomo going to move forward unless tribes. Not Christopher, the we as a people unite in one homeless Kentuckian. Not voice,” said Christopher, who Science entering new frontier volunteered with the nonprof- Benji Buffalo, who was raised ing was a hoax perpetrated by the gases trap heat is unimpeachable,” he in the Blackfeet tribe in it Red Road Awareness, By Deborah Netburn Chinese. wrote. Montana and, if you ask the which supports Native LOS ANGELES TIMES He became distraught when he heard He passed it around Berkeley’s others, is the leader of this American rights. “And it’s not improvised tribe. going to start unless us white Like many scientists, Aaron Parsons that the new Trump administration was astronomy department to see whether “He’s our chief,” Duncan people start with the people doesn’t have a history of political considering pulling out of the Paris cli- his colleagues would sign on. Within a said. we stole the land from.” engagement. mate agreement to curb greenhouse few weeks, 2,300 researchers and aca- Of the thousands of people He added, “We were taught Instead of focusing on earthly con- emissions. demics from across the University of who spent hours or months a bunch of lies in grade cerns, the University of California, And he watched with increasing California and Cal State University here in North Dakota protest- school, you know. History’s Berkeley radio astronomer spent most despair when Trump’s nominee to systems had added their names to the ing the Dakota Access oil not being told accurately. I of his time scanning the outer reaches head the Environmental Protection letter. pipeline before approval of its don’t know my whole ances- of the cosmos, searching for the earli- Agency, Scott Pruitt, said at his Senate “When facts become politicized, final segment last week by the try, but I was white enough to est stars in the universe. committee hearing that there is no then scientists have to speak up,” U.S. Army Corps of understand what privilege is “We’re looking for when the lights clear scientific consensus that global Parsons said. “We are fighting for Engineers, some have had all about.” turned on,” he said. warming is caused by human activity. what is knowledge, and how we know mysterious backgrounds and Duncan, 40, expanded on But after Donald Trump became the “I had to do something,” Parsons it.” lengthy arrest records, while the point, putting it in the leading Republican candidate for pres- said. “I felt like I couldn’t ignore what In ivory towers across the country, others have been prominent context of the wall President ident, Parsons turned his attention was going on anymore.” scientists are leaning in. and accomplished. At least Donald Trump wants to closer to home. So he sent an open letter to Trump Spurred by a flurry of executive one, Patricia Arquette, has build on the U.S.-Mexico As someone who has lectured about explaining the widespread consensus orders and presidential adviser won an Academy Award. border to reduce illegal the atmospheres of distant planets, he among experts that human-caused cli- Kellyanne Conway’s references to Some would not share their immigration. was dismayed by Trump’s dismissive mate change is real and that its conse- “alternative facts,” certain researchers real name or age or where “The whole illegal immi- attitude toward climate change and his quences are already being felt. are venturing beyond the safety of the they work. Some would pray gration thing, hey, this whole claim that the science on global warm- “The science of how greenhouse lab and into the murky political fray. daily for peace. Many, but not country was taken by theft, all, have been Native rape and murder, and then you American. Some arrived with guys want to talk about legal- one group of people only to ity?” Duncan said. “That’s migrate to another. why we have a hard time with Clovis police blotter They all came to help the the whole American ideal. The following is a sam- Cameo Street to pay fines ing or obstructing an officer, Standing Rock Sioux tribe You know, it just doesn’t pling of calls received by ■ 10:33 a.m.: Larceny up ■ Eugene Reyna, 56, driv- possession of a controlled fight the pipeline, which make sense.” Clovis police, Curry to $500, 300 block of ing while license suspended substance (misdemeanor), would carry oil through lands Cindy first came last fall for County sheriff and area fire Wallace Street or revoked possession of drug parapher- it considers sacred, and a brief visit. Then she came stations: ■ 11:31 a.m.: Right of ■ Darrian Equia, 23, driv- nalia beneath a lake that provides back with her Winnebago, her way/approaching or entering ing under the influence of ■ Antonio J. Gallegos, 19, its water supply. skinny dog, Jasmine, and her Friday intersection, Fourth liquor (impaired, first), driv- resisting, evading or Yet even as they share a surprisingly fat cat, Gimly. ing or moving an unsafe obstructing an officer, pos- ■ Street/Weatherford Street common purpose, the protest- Repeat: A cat has been camp- 12:38 a.m.: Shoplifting ■ 11:39 a.m.: Following vehicle (permitting) session of an alcoholic bev- ers have been notable for their ing in foot-deep snow in up to $500, 700 block of East too close, 2600 block of ■ Nicholas Velasquez, 22, erage by a minor diversity and fluidity. That North Dakota. First Street expired registration plate, ■ Wesley Phillips, 37, ■ North Prince Street 3:40 a.m.: Battery, 900 ■ 12:58 p.m.: Larceny up possession of marijuana or driving while license sus- block of North Connelly synthetic (one ounce or less, pended or revoked ■ to $500, 500 block of State 6:25 a.m.: Burglary Road 523 first offense) ■ Kenneth Nash, 31, fail- (residence), 1100 block of ■ 4:38 p.m.: Contempt of ■ Joseph Castillo, 24, ure to appear on misde- South Lea Street resisting, evading or meanor charge ■ court, 1400 block of 9:36 a.m.: Criminal Dartmouth Street obstructing an officer ■ Renee Jurado, 47, fail- damage up to $1,000, 1500 ■ 8:30 p.m.: Criminal (arrest), contempt of court ure to pay fines block of North Prince Street (multiple counts), failure to ■ damage to property of a 9:56 a.m.: Battery on a household, 400 block of appear on misdemeanor household member, 2900 Monday Dawn Loop charge (two counts) ■ block of West Grand Avenue ■ ■ Jason Castillo, 24, no Esmeralda Ramirez, 26, ■ 8:39 p.m.: Probation 10:22 a.m.: Failure to violation, 2100 block of insurance, careless driving child abuse - negligently caused (no death or great appear, 900 block of North Prince Street (full time and attention), no bodily harm, three counts) Connelly Street ■ 8:42 p.m.: Protective proof of insurance ■ ■ Sydney S. Lucas, 32, 2:53 p.m.: Burglary custody (mental), 1900 ■ Kelly Beckwith, 31, Los Angeles Times: William Yardley possession of a controlled (auto), 1900 block of Miller block of Echols Avenue tampering with evidence substance (felony - narcotic Benji Buffalo said law enforcement shot these objects Street ■ 10:20 p.m.: Battery on a (third or fourth-degree ■ drug), possession of drug at him and other protesters. 4:17 p.m.: Failure to household member, 500 felony), possession of drug yield from private drive, paraphernalia, possession of paraphernalia, possession of block of North Reid Street marijuana or synthetic (one 13th Street/Prince Street ■ 11:26 p.m.: Failure to marijuana or synthetic (one ■ 6:03 p.m.: Shoplifting ounce or less, first offense), ounce or less, first offense), appear, 2100 block of East failure to pay fines up to $500, 2200 block of 14th Street possession of a controlled West Grand Avenue substance (felony - narcotic ■ 8:41 p.m.: Leaving drug) The following were scene of crash with property Sunday ■ Tommy Sena, 44, aggra- released from the Curry damage, 400 block of Dawn ■ 9:40 a.m.: Information vated driving while under County Adult Detention Loop report, Sandia Street/Yucca the influence of intoxicating Center: ■ 9:51 p.m.: Assault with Avenue liquor or any drug (.16 or intent to commit violent ■ 1:46 p.m.: Fraud (less above), open container of Saturday felony, 100 block of Calle than $100), 2900 block of alcohol ■ Jason A. Baglien, 29 De Oro ■ East Mabry Drive Tony Rhodes, 29, ■ Antoinette Massey- ■ 4:45 p.m.: Resisting, speeding (over 11-15) ■ Zamora, 30 Saturday evading or obstructing a Ivan Hernandez, 23, ■ Stevie Price, 45 police officer, 100 block of failure to appear at time and ■ ■ 12:58 a.m.: Resisting, Eugene Reyna, 56 Alphon Street place stated in citation ■ evading or obstructing an Darrian Equia, 23 ■ 5:33 p.m.: Dogs vicious, ■ Brandon Romero, 18, ■ officer, Ninth Street/Prince Tony Rhodes, 29 900 block of Harvard Street contempt of court ■ Street Ivan Hernandez, 23 ■ 6:00 p.m.: Abandoned ■ Crystal Cordell, 33, fail- ■ ■ 3:54 a.m.: Attempt to Brandon Romero, 18 vehicle, 14th Street/Norris ure to appear on misde- ■ Roseanna Ortega, 38 commit a felony, 1100 block Street meanor charge, probation of Calhoun Street ■ ■ 6:24 p.m.: Driving on violation 4:27 a.m.: Driving suspension/revocation, ■ Roseanna Ortega, 38, Sunday under the influence, aggra- Smith Avenue/Manana failure to appear on misde- ■ Dean B. Anderson, 27 vated, 1300 block of Main Boulevard meanor charge ■ Heidi M. Sestoso, 28 Street ■ ■ ■ 8:35 p.m.: Failure to Abel J. Southers, 32 8:04 a.m.: Burglary pay fines, Main Street/Tierra Sunday ■ Marco M. Montiel, 25 (auto), 100 block of Blanca Road ■ Tommy Sena, 44 Columbia Street ■ ■ Carlos Rodriguez, 31, ■ ■ 9:38 p.m.: Larceny up Crystal Cordell, 33 9:08 a.m.: Improper to $500, 1600 block of aggravated driving while ■ Carlos Rodriguez, 31 backing/limitation on back- Gidding Street under the influence of intox- ■ Antoinette Massey- ing, 4800 block of North icating liquor or any drug Zamora, 30 Norris Street (.16 or above), failure to reg- ■ Wesley Phillips, 37 ■ 9:49 a.m.: Failure to Jail log ister vehicle, no drivers yield left turn, Ross The following were license, open container Street/Seventh Street booked into the Curry (drink) Monday ■ 10:06 a.m.: Public County Adult Detention ■ Jacob D. Connors, 37, ■ Frank Jenkins, 52 affray, 1000 block of Center: failure to appear on misde- ■ Michael D. Smith, 34 Cypress Street meanor charge, failure to pay ■ Sydney S. Lucas, 32 ■ 10:32 a.m.: Criminal fines damage to property of a Saturday ■ Antoinette Massey- — Compiled by the Staff household, 1900 block of ■ Teresa Lane, 24, failure Zamora, 30, resisting, evad- of The News Tuesday Feb.14 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Leading off ENMU drops wild finale in ‘Bash’ ● Briefly BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS COLLEGE SOFTBALL Faagalulu was hit by a pitch leading off, and pinch- Lady Blue advances runner Kianna Kerr advanced to second on a wild LITTLEFIELD — After GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas — In what started out run singles from catcher Samantha Brockman and pitch. She tried to score on a single to right by a bit of a slow start, the as a tight pitcher’s duel, Colorado Christian Ashley Lopez, only to be thrown out by Cougars Farwell Lady Blue took off third baseman Kylee Keller and a game-tying RBI scratched out a run in the top of the seventh on single to center by shortstop Susannah Chandler. righth fielder Hayley Novacek, and Sarah Probasco quickly and rolled to a 78- Sunday to edge Eastern New then got Audrey Velasquez on strikes to end it. 22 victory over Floydada Mexico University 9-8 in the But the Cougars (7-5) loaded the bases against Colorado Christian outhit the Hounds 12-11, with in a Class 2A bi-district finale of the North Texas Bash freshman reliever Kaylee Rogers (2-4) with no Farmer reaching five times on three singles and a pair girls basketball game on softball tournament. outs in the top of the seventh, on three singles — of walks, stealing two bases and scoring three runs. Monday night. Greyhounds The Greyhounds (3-9) two of the infield variety. ENMU then turned a Eight players had a hit for ENMU, including two Senior Lindsi Coburn appeared headed for a possible run-rule loss when double play when center fielder Precious Aguirre each for Velasquez, Keller and Chandler. Keller and and sophomore Maria the Cougars scored five times in the top of the fifth caught a fly ball and threw out to would-be go- Chandler each had two hits in the fifth-inning explo- Maldonado both outscored and added three more in the sixth for an 8-0 lead. ahead run at home, but a wild pitch by Rogers sent sion, in which ENMU sent 13 batters to the plate. the Lady Whirlwinds by ENMU, though, counttered with an eight-spot on CCU’s Hanna Farmer home from third. ENMU opens its home slate on Wednesday with a themselves, finishing with eight hits in the bottom half, highlighted by two- In the bottom of the inning, first baseman Tiana noon doubleheader against New Mexico Highlands. 28 and 26 points respec- tively. Sophomore Katey White also reached double figures with 12 points. Farwell (25-4) led just COLLEGE BASEBALL 17-12 at the quarter, but outscored Floydada 26-3 in the second stanza to open a 28-point halftime lead. Hounds The Lady Blue will face Panhandle in an area round game at Canyon High School on Friday at finish trip 8 p.m. (CST). ENMU 2nd in region PORTALES — The to Atlanta Eastern New Mexico University women’s bas- ❏ ketball team won a pair of ENMU wins five of six, close home games last improves record to 10-1. week and moved up one spot to second in the most BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS recent NCAA Division II South Central Region poll. ATLANTA — Senior left fielder Michael The Greyhounds (18-5, McNicholl went 6-for-7 with seven RBIs on 14-2 Lone Star Monday, leading Eastern New Mexico Conference) overhauled University to a 7-3, 13-1 sweep of Angelo State after the Montgomery, Alabama-based Tuskegee Rambelles dropped a pair University to finish of LSC road games last off a stretch of six week. ASU is now third in games in four days for the poll. the Greyhounds in the Colorado State-Pueblo Greyhounds Atlanta area. (24-1) remained atop the ENMU (9-1) won five times on the rankings despite dropping trip, suffering its first loss of the season its first game of the sea- on Sunday in the opener of a double- son, an 85-81 decision at header against Morehouse College 6-4. Westminster (Utah). The Greyhounds came back to beat the ENMU has road outings Tigers 17-6 in the second game. this week at Midwestern All four games were slated for seven innings. ENMU is now off until opening State on Thursday and at Staff photo: Kevin Wilson Cameron on Saturday. its home slate against Wayland Baptist at Clovis High boys basketball coach Scott Robinson talks to junior guard Brandon Romero during a Greyhound Field a week from today. ● Scoreboard free throw in the second quarter of Saturday’s District 2-6A matchup against Santa Fe High at The Tuskegee’s Jalen Luter hit a one-out All Times MST Rock, won by the Demons 54-39 in overtime. CHS squads continue district play today against homer in the top of the first in Monday’s Sunday Sandia, with the boys playing here and the girls in Albuquerque. nightcap, but the Hounds got consecu- Baseball tive run-scoring singles from Alex College Clovis, Portales basketball capsules DeLaCruz and McNicholl in the bottom Morehouse College 6, ENMU half before adding back-to-back, five- 4, 1st game run innings in the second and third. Boys Records: New Mexico Military 2-18 (0- Of note: Sophomore G Brittni Chavez Catcher Levi Shandrew went 4-for-4 for ENMU 17, Morehouse College Sandia at Clovis 7 district), Portales 19-3 (5-1) was the Lady Cats’ lone double-figure 6, 2nd game the Hounds with a pair of RBI singles to When: First meeting: Jan. 27, the Rams scorer in the first meeting with 10 points, Softball 7 p.m. today at The Rock in a lead a 13-hit attack. McNicholl finished 3- District 2-6A matchup. cruised to a 73-33 rout over the Colts in including a pair of 3-pointers. Clovis trailed for-4, adding a run-scoring single in the College Roswell despite playing without senior C just 20-19 at halftime in that one before Colorado Christian 9, ENMU 8 Records: Sandia 9-13 (1-7 district), second and a two-run double in the third. Clovis 10-14 (3-5) and leading scorer Jeremie Karngbaye the Matadors pulled away. Three players Junior right-hander Nick DeArmond Monday due to an ankle injury. average in double figures for Sandia, Basketball First meeting: Jan. 28, the Wildcats (1-0) went four innings for the victory, Last time out: The Colts lost at including Liggins (15.7 ppg), Broussard allowing three hits and striking out four. Prep edged the Matadors 59-57 in overtime at Moriarty 49-39 while the Rams notched a (13.2) and junior C Marisol Silva (11.9). In the opener, back-to-back home runs Girls Albuquerque as junior G Brandon Romero scored a game-winning putback 61-40 win at Ruidoso on Friday. by first baseman Andrew Stubbs, a two- Tatum 72, Melrose 44 run shot, and McNicholl wiped out a 1-0 Texas Class 2A Div. II playoffs as time expired in the OT period. Hope Christian at Portales Last time out: Saturday, the Wildcats Girls When: 5:30 p.m. today in a District 4- Tigers lead in the bottom of the first, and Bi-district round ENMU went on to the victory. Stubbs At Littlefield lost at Eldorado 73-48. The Monarchs Clovis at Sandia 4A matchup at the RAC. lost. at home to La Cueva 80-67. Records: Hope Christian 22-2 (5-0 dis- and McNicholl each drove in three runs Farwell 78, Floydada 22 When: 7 p.m. today at Albuquerque in in the contest for the Hounds. Tuesday Of note: Junior G Jakeem Wynn a District 2-6A matchup. trict), Portales 14-8 (3-2) scored 22 points in the earlier meeting McNicholl hit a two-run single in Basketball Records: Clovis (9-15, 2-6 district), First meeting: Feb. 3, the Huskies dis- ENMU’s three-run sixth against Eugene Prep for the Cats, while Romero finished with Sandia 17-5 (5-3). patched the Lady Rams 74-48 at 20. Sandia was led by 32 points from Mabota (0-1) and finished the game 3- Boys First meeting: Jan. 28, the Matadors Albuquerque. for-3, while Stubbs and second baseman senior F Tanner Sloan. … The Sandia at Clovis, 7 p.m. posted a 53-33 win at The Rock behind Last time out: Both teams defeated Alex DeLaCruz each added a pair of hits. Matadors’ lone district win came at home New Mexico Military at Portales, 17 points from sophomore G Sapirah Ruidoso last week. Hope posted a 57-31 Sophomore right-hander Enrique Perez 7 p.m. on Jan. 31 against Manzano, a 69-53 Broussard and 15 from senior F Cara victory over the Lady Warriors on (2-0) went the distance for the Hounds, Fort Sumner at Dora, 7 p.m. verdict. They’ve lost three in a row since. Liggins. Tuesday while Portales notched a 58-15 allowing seven hits with four walks and six Elida at Clovis Christian, 6:30 p.m. Last time out: Saturday, the Lady Cats win on Friday night at Ruidoso. strikeouts. The Tigers (5-4) scored in the Farwell at Hale Center, 5:30 p.m. NMMI at Portales lost at Santa Fe High 57-52 while the first on an RBI double by catcher Matthew Idalou at Muleshoe, 6:30 p.m. When: 7 p.m. today in a District 4-4A Matadors absorbed a 56-44 setback at — Compiled by Dave Wagner Reed, and pulled to 4-3 in the third as first Girls matchup at the Ram Athletic Center. district-leading La Cueva. and David Norton baseman Ricky Green drove in a run with Clovis at Sandia, 7 p.m. a groundout and designated hitter Joseph Hope Christian at Portales, Mauldin added an RBI single. 5:30 p.m. Fort Sumner at Dora, 5:30 p.m. Morehouse College 6-6, ENMU 4-17 Elida at Clovis Christian, 5 p.m. (Sunday) — The Hounds were posi- Demonettes top Lady Cats, tioned to go to 7-0 in the opener against ● TV sports the Atlanta-based Golden Tigers, leading The Associated Press 4-1 in the bottom of the fifth. But All Times MST Morehouse (3-8) erupted for five runs break tie for 4th in district and held on for the victory. Today Men’s college basketball The big blow in the frame was a two-run 5 p.m. — ESPN, Tennessee at ❏ Santa Fe High gets PREP BASKETBALL Morris, averaging nearly 18 triple by right fielder Bobby Kannad. Right- Kentucky points before going down early in hander Jason Davis (1-1) made it stand up 5 p.m. — ESPN2, Virginia Tech 57-52 win in 2-6A tilt. “The girls played hard and gave district play with a knee injury, for Morehouse with a complete-game effort. at Pittsburgh themselves a chance,” CHS girls was limited to just four minutes a The Golden Tigers outhit ENMU 8-6, 7 p.m. — ESPN, Ohio St. at BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS coach Jeff Reed said. “We just quarter after missing the past six with Kannad the only player earning a Michigan St. turned the ball over (too much).” games, Reed said. She finished multi-hit contest by going 2-for-3. SANTA FE — Clovis High’s with seven points. Second baseman Alex DeLaCruz fin- 7 p.m. — ESPN2 — Texas at Sophomore guard Taylor Salazar girls got junior guard Teya Morris Sophomore Kaydee Weaver led ished 2-for-4 for ENMU. Oklahoma boosted Santa Fe High over the back on Saturday night, at least on the Lady Cats with 14 points, but ENMU pulled away late in the nightcap, Soccer top, scoring a game-best 22 points. a limited basis. no one else reached double figures. breaking a 5-5 tie with a seven-run sixth 12:30 p.m. — FS1, UEFA She had three of the Demonettes’ It wasn’t enough Junior guard Kaya Suina added 10 highlighted by a grand slam from second Champions League, round of 16, four 3-pointers and was 11-for-12 to help them hold points for Santa Fe High, which baseman Alex DeLaCruz. The Hounds Leg 1, Paris Saint-Germain vs. from the free throw line. FC Barcelona on, though, as Santa was without junior guard Adonica added five more in the seventh inning, with LADY CATS Fe High used a big In the end, free throws were the Baca-Martinez due to a concussion. Cruz adding a fifth RBI on a single. — Staff and wire reports third quarter to over- difference. Both teams shot 28, “Both sides had things they had Center fielder Malcolm Smith, Cruz haul the Lady Wildcats 57-52 in a but Clovis made just 15 compared to overcome,” Reed said. “It came and Stubbs — the top three hitters in the District 2-6A matchup. to 21 for the Demonettes. down to free throws — they hit order — all went 3-for-5 in the contest as ● Contact The win pushed the Demonettes CHS held Santa Fe High to six more than we did.” the Hounds pounded out 17 hits. Bryce (10-14, 3-5 district) a game up on seven second-quarter points in The Lady Cats travel to Sandia Welborn (1-0) allowed seven hits and Managing editor Kevin Wilson: the Lady Cats (9-15, 2-6) for fourth building a 23-19 halftime lead, tonight before closing out district five earned runs for ENMU, but was the 763-6991 Ext. 320 or e-mail place in the district, with two regular- but the Demonettes came back and regular-season play at home beneficiary of the late offensive barrage [email protected] season games remaining. with a 23-point third quarter. on Saturday against La Cueva. and earned the victory. PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Valanciunas, Tor 264 492 .537 Basketball Rebounds G OFF DEF TOT AVG NBA standings The Associated Press Prep Whiteside, Mia 50 181 518 699 14.0 Saturday Drummond, Det 54 220 529 749 13.9 Eastern Conference The Associated Press Jordan, LAC 54 192 549 741 13.7 Boys Howard, Atl 49 208 422 630 12.9 Atlantic Division Southeast Division Central Division Alamo-Navajo 75, Jemez Valley 39 Gobert, Uta 55 209 486 695 12.6 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cliff 88, Cloudcroft 38 Davis, NO 51 117 498 615 12.1 Dulce 83, Monte del Sol 62 Towns, Min 55 191 457 648 11.8 Boston 35 19 .648 — Washington 33 21 .611 — Cleveland 37 16 .698 — Escalante 66, Penasco 50 Gortat, Was 53 175 440 615 11.6 Toronto 32 23 .582 3 1/2 Atlanta 31 23 .574 2 Indiana 29 26 .527 9 Eunice 61, Tularosa 57 Chandler, Phx 45 151 369 520 11.6 La Cueva 53, Sandia 48 Love, Cle 46 115 395 510 11.1 New York 23 33 .411 13 Charlotte 24 31 .436 9 1/2 Chicago 26 29 .473 12 Magdalena 76, Tohajilee 61 Assists Pecos 77, Desert Academy 45 G AST AVG Philadelphia 21 34 .382 14 1/2 Miami 24 32 .429 10 Detroit 26 30 .464 12 1/2 Quemado 86, Carrizozo 54 Harden, Hou 57 642 11.3 Brooklyn 9 46 .164 26 1/2 Orlando 21 36 .368 13 1/2 Milwaukee 24 30 .444 13 1/2 Reserve 77, Animas 55 Wall, Was 51 537 10.5 Santa Rosa 73, Clayton 50 Westbrook, OKC 55 561 10.2 Western Conference Tohatchi 33, Rehoboth 31 James, Cle 50 440 8.8 Rubio, Min 49 408 8.3 Southwest Division Northwest Division Pacific Division Girls Teague, Ind 54 441 8.2 Animas 55, Reserve 27 Holiday, NO 40 298 7.4 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Bernalillo 42, East Mountain 38 Green, GS 51 377 7.4 San Antonio 42 13 .764 — Utah 34 21 .618 — Golden State 46 8 .852 — Clayton 53, Santa Rosa 41 Lowry, Tor 54 376 7.0 Cliff 54, Cloudcroft 34 Rondo, Chi 46 300 6.5 Houston 40 17 .702 3 Oklahoma City 31 25 .554 3 1/2 L.A. Clippers 33 21 .611 13 Coronado 50, Evangel Christian 26 Memphis 34 23 .596 9 Denver 24 30 .444 9 1/2 Sacramento 23 32 .418 23 1/2 Cuba 74, Cottonwood Classical Prep 16 College standings Elida 50, Clovis Christian 10 LONE STAR CONFERENCE Dallas 22 32 .407 19 1/2 Portland 23 31 .426 10 1/2 L.A. Lakers 19 37 .339 28 Escalante 49, Penasco 40 Men Eunice 42, Tularosa 35 New Orleans 21 34 .382 21 Minnesota 21 34 .382 13 Phoenix 17 38 .309 29 1/2 Conf. All Fort Sumner 53, Logan 48 W-L W-L Scores/schedule Hatch Valley 44, Alamogordo 27 Tarleton State 13-2 22-3 Magdalena 69, Tohajilee 53 Saturday’s Games Boston 112, Utah 104 San Antonio 110, Indiana 106 New Orleans at Phoenix (n) Texas-Permian Basin 10-4 19-5 Pecos 72, Desert Academy 8 West Texas A&M 9-5 21-6 L.A. Clippers 107, Charlotte 102 Sunday’s Games Memphis 112, Brooklyn 103 Atlanta at Portland (n) Quemado 46, Carrizozo 31 Texas A&M-Commerce 9-6 17-7 Milwaukee 116, Indiana 100 Minnesota 117, Chicago 89 Orlando 116, Miami 107 Tuesday’s Games Raton 51, Tierra Encantada 37 Cameron 8-7 15-10 Ruidoso 39, Capitan 30 Cleveland 125, Denver 109 New York 94, San Antonio 90 Milwaukee 102, Detroit 89 Cleveland at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Texas A&M-Kingsville 7-7 14-9 Santa Fe Indian 62, Thoreau 52 Angelo State 6-8 14-8 Philadelphia 117, Miami 109 Detroit 102, Toronto 101 Washington 120, Oklahoma City 98 Toronto at Chicago, 6 p.m. Texico 66, Tucumcari 60 Midwestern State 6-9 13-11 Golden State 130, Oklahoma City 114 Sacramento 105, New Orleans 99 Boston at Dallas (n) Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 8:30 p.m. Tohatchi 53, Rehoboth 36 Eastern New Mexico 4-10 10-14 Dallas 112, Orlando 80 Monday’s Games Golden State at Denver (n) Western New Mexico 0-14 2-20 Houston 133, Phoenix 102 Philadelphia 105, Charlotte 99 L.A. Clippers at Utah (n) Prep summary Saturday’s Games Monday Texas A&M-Commerce 77, Texas A&M- Texas Class 2A Division II tournament Kingsville 59; Cameron 90, Texas-Permian Tuskegee 1, Eastern New Mexico 2. LOB — Morrison, 1b, to a $2.5 million, one-year contract. David Frost 72-70-69 — 211 At Littlefield Basin 87; West Texas A&M 80, Midwestern Tuskegee 6, Eastern New Mexico 7. 2B — TEXAS (3) — Signed Andrew Cashner, rhp, Golf Kirk Hanefeld 73-66-72 — 211 Farwell 78, Floydada 22 State 74; Tarleton State 76, Angelo State 67. Tuskegee: Dominic Johnson, Jalen Luter, Miami, to a $10 million, one-year contract; re- Loren Roberts 71-68-72 — 211 Floydada — Selena Espinoza 8, Valerie Thursday’s games Reed. Eastern New Mexico: Alex DeLaCruz. signed Carlos Gomez, of, to an $11.5 million, one- Gene Sauers 70-71-70 — 211 Espinoza 2, Brittany Pena 4, Kaylee Morren Tarleton State at Texas A&M-Commerce, 6 PGA Tour HR — Eastern New Mexico: Andrew Stubbs year contract; signed James Loney, 1b, New York Pebble Beach Pro-Am Bob Tway 69-69-73 — 211 8. Totals 8 5-11 27. p.m.; Eastern New Mexico at Midwestern (2), Michael McNicholl (2). T — n/a. Mets, to a minor league contract ($1 million). The Associated Press Tommy Armour III 75-70-67 — 212 Farwell (25-4) — Hope Herrera 8, Maria State, 6:30 p.m.; Texas-Permian Basin at TORONTO (7) — Signed Kendrys Morales, Sunday Mark Brooks 70-73-69 — 212 Maldonado 26, Katey White 12, Paulina Angelo State, 6:30 p.m.; Western New Mexico Second game dh, Kansas City, to a $33 million, three-year con- At Pebble Beach, Calif. Michael Allen 74-69-70 — 213 Rodriguez 2, Edie White 2, Lindsi Coburn 28. at Cameron, 6:30 p.m.; West Texas A&M at ENMU 13, Tuskegee 1 tract; signed Steve Pearce, 1b, Baltimore, to a Final round Guy Boros 71-70-72 — 213 Totals 31 9-13 78. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 6:30 p.m. Tuskegee 100 000 0 — 1 3 2 $12.5 million, two-year contract; re-signed Gavin Jordan Spieth 68m-65s-65p-70 — 268 Floydada 12 3 4 3 — 22 Saturday’s games Mike Goodes 70-74-69 — 213 ENMU 255 010 x —13 13 4 Floyd, rhp, to a minor league contract ($1 mill- Kelly Kraft 69-70-66-67 — 272 Farwell 17 26 21 14 — 78 Texas-Permian Basin at Texas A&M- Skip Kendall 72-68-73 — 213 Christian Marshall, Darian Brown (2), lion); re-signed Jose Bautista, of, to an $18.5 Dustin Johnson 70-69-66-68 — 273 3-pointers — Floydada, S. Espinoza. Kingsville, 1 p.m.; Eastern New Mexico at Rocco Mediate 71-71-71 — 213 Keldric Burton 3, Ryan Green (5) and Reed; Brandt Snedeker 68-69-67-70 — 274 Farwell, Coburn 4, Herrera, Maldonado, K. White. Cameron, 3 p.m.; West Texas A&M at Angelo million, one-year contract; signed Jarrod Mark O’Meara 72-70-71 — 213 Nick DeArmond, Victor Persad (5), Aidin Jason Day 69-64-75-67 — 275 State, 3 p.m.; Western New Mexico at Saltalamacchia, c, Detroit, to a minor league Brad Faxon 73-72-69 — 214 Hernandez (7) and Levi Shandrew. W — Jon Rahm 73-67-67-68 — 275 Midwestern State, 3 p.m. contract; signed J.P. Howell, lhp, Los Angeles Scott Hoch 76-74-64 — 214 NBA statistics DeArmond (1-0). L — Marshall (0-1). 2B — Dodgers, to a $3 million, one-year contract; Gary Woodland 70-73-67-65 — 275 Tom Kite 70-68-76 — 214 The Associated Press Eastern New Mexico: DeLaCruz, McNicholl. Women signed Joe Smith, rhp, Chicago Cubs, to a $3 Seung-Yul Noh 68-71-69-70 — 278 Jim Rutledge 80-69-65 — 214 Through Sunday HR — Tuskegee: Luter (1). T — n/a. A — n/a. Conf. All million, one-year contract. Rob Oppenheim 69-69-68-72 — 278 Team offense Sunday W-L W-L NATIONAL LEAGUE Mackenzie Hughes 70-70-68-71 — 279 G Pts Avg First game Softball Eastern New Mexico 14-2 18-5 ARIZONA (6) — Signed Jeff Mathis, c, Miami, to Kevin Kisner 72-67-71-69 — 279 Golden State 54 6402 118.6 Morehouse College 6, ENMU 4 Angelo State 12-4 18-4 a $4 million, two-year contract; signed Fernando Cameron Percy 73-66-71-69 — 279 Houston 57 6529 114.5 ENMU 003 010 0 — 4 6 1 College linescore West Texas A&M 12-4 19-6 Rodney, rhp, Miami, to a $2.5 million, one-year Nick Taylor 70-70-68-71 — 279 Cleveland 53 5895 111.2 Morehouse College 001 050 x — 6 8 7 Sunday Texas A&M-Commerce 11-5 17-7 contract; signed Gregor Blanco, of, San Francisco, Martin Flores 70-68-72-70 — 280 Denver 54 5965 110.5 Austin Paisar, Blake Frye (4), Jarron Hill (4), North Texas Bash Tarleton State 11-5 12-10 to a minor league contract; signed Chris Iannetta, Shane Lowry 70-68-72-70 — 280 Toronto 55 5999 109.1 Dwight Velarde (6) and Shandrew; Jason At Grand Prairie, Texas Texas Woman’s 8-8 15-9 c, Seattle, to a $1.5 million, one-year contract; Will MacKenzie 70-68-74-68 — 280 L.A. Clippers 54 5857 108.5 Davis and Kaelan Ashfo. W — Davis (1-1). L — Colorado Christian 9, ENMU 8 Cameron 7-9 9-13 signed Daniel Descalso, inf, Colorado, to a $1.5 Trey Mullinax 73-69-68-70 — 280 Boston 54 5848 108.3 Hill (0-1). DP — Eastern New Mexico 1. LOB Colorado Christian 000 053 1 — 9 12 2 Texas A&M-Kingsville 6-10 11-11 million, one-year contract; signed Kevin Jepsen, Geoff Ogilvy 71-70-66-73 — 280 Washington 53 5713 107.8 — Eastern New Mexico 8, Morehouse College ENMU 000 008 0 — 8 11 1 Midwestern State 4-12 7-15 rhp, Tampa Bay, to a minor league contract. Pat Perez 73-64-74-69 — 280 Portland 54 5816 107.7 5. 2B — Eastern New Mexico: Malcolm Smith, Kelsea Sweeney, Kenzie Mattey (6), Texas-Permian Basin 3-13 7-17 ATLANTA (9) — Signed R.A. Dickey, rhp, Scott Stallings 72-70-65-73 — 280 San Antonio 54 5759 106.6 DeLaCruz, McNicholl. 3B — Morehouse Sweeney (6), Sarah Probasco (7) and Amy Western New Mexico 0-16 4-19 Toronto, to an $8 million, one-year contract; signed Kevin Streelman 74-70-67-69 — 280 Phoenix 55 5851 106.4 College: Bobby Kannad. T — 2:20. Edison; Alyssa Lovato, Kaylee Rogers (5) and Saturday’s Games Bartolo Colon, rhp, New York Mets, to a $12.5 mil- Nick Watney 70-71-69-70 — 280 New York 56 5941 106.1 Samantha Brockman. W — Sweeney (3-0). L Cameron 92, Texas-Permian Basin 72; Luke Donald 75-69-65-72 — 281 Oklahoma City 55 5824 105.9 Second game lion, one-year contract; signed Sean Rodriguez, inf, Tarleton State 77, Angelo State 75; West Ken Duke 73-70-69-69 — 281 — Rogers (2-4). Sv — Probasco (1). DP — Indiana 54 5705 105.6 ENMU 17, Morehouse College 6 Pittsburgh, to an $11.5 million, two-year contract; Texas A&M 85, Midwestern State 54; Texas Derek Fathauer 70-64-73-74 — 281 Eastern New Mexico 1. LOB — Colorado Milwaukee 53 5581 105.3 ENMU 121 017 5 —17 17 0 signed Blaine Boyer, rhp, Milwaukee, to a minor A&M-Kingsville 67, Texas A&M-Commerce 65; Tony Finau 71-68-72-70 — 281 Christian 11, Eastern New Mexico 8. 2B — Brooklyn 54 5678 105.1 Morehouse College 122 000 1 — 6 10 5 league contract ($975,000); signed Jordan Walden, Texas Woman’s 78, Western New Mexico 52. Robert Garrigus 69-71-70-71 — 281 Colorado Christian: Letty Valenzuela, Charlotte 54 5666 104.9 Bryce Welborn, Shandrew (6) and Gabriel rhp, St. Louis, to a minor league contract; re-signed Tuesday’s game J.B. Holmes 70-75-69-67 — 281 Stephanie Day. Eastern New Mexico: Audrey L.A. Lakers 56 5862 104.7 Vargas; Daron Bowlin, Keon Cusic (3) and Eric O’Flahery, lhp, to a minor league contract; re- Tarleton State at Texas A&M-Commerce, Matt Jones 72-67-71-71 — 281 Velasquez, Kylee Keller, Kamalani Peneku, Minnesota 55 5753 104.6 Zachary Lowe. W — Welborn (1-0). L — Cusic signed Emilio Bonifacio, of, to a minor league con- 6 p.m. Jason Kokrak 77-68-69-67 — 281 Adriana Carbajal. T — 1:50. A — 125. Atlanta 54 5619 104.1 (0-1). DP — Morehouse College 1. LOB — tract; signed Kurt Suzuki, c, Minnesota, to a $1.5 Thursday’s games Patrick Reed 71-66-74-70 — 281 New Orleans 55 5687 103.4 Eastern New Mexico 7, Morehouse College 10. million, one-year contract; signed Kris Medlen, rhp, West Texas A&M at Texas A&M-Kingsville, Steve Stricker 72-70-70-69 — 281 Sacramento 55 5687 103.4 2B — Eastern New Mexico: DeLaCruz, Kansas City, to a minor league contract ($1 million). Hockey 4:15 p.m.; Texas-Permian Basin at Angelo Brett Drewitt 71-74-69-68 — 282 Chicago 55 5613 102.1 McNicholl, Vargas, Garlind Webster. Morehouse CHICAGO (5) — Signed Jon Jay, of, San Diego, State, 4:30 p.m.; Western New Mexico at Julian Etulain 75-68-70-69 — 282 Detroit 55 5584 101.5 College: Jared Maner, Lowe. HR — Eastern to an $8 million, one-year contract; signed Brian NHL Cameron, 4:30 p.m.; Eastern New Mexico at Brad Fritsch 74-68-69-71 — 282 Miami 55 5560 101.1 New Mexico: DeLaCruz (4). Morehouse Duensing, lhp, Baltimore, to a $2 million, one-year The Associated Press Midwestern State, 4:30 p.m.; Texas A&M- Andres Gonzales 73-69-72-68 — 282 Philadelphia 54 5453 101.0 College: Grant Bennett (1). T — 2:35. A — 110. contract; signed Kohi Uehara, rhp, Boston, to a $6 EASTERN CONFERENCE Commerce at Texas Woman’s, 6 p.m. Brandon Hagy 71-69-72-70 — 282 Memphis 56 5645 100.8 million, one-year contract; signed Brett Anderson, Atlantic Division Saturday’s games Tag Ridings 72-68-74-68 — 282 Utah 55 5530 100.5 lhp, Los Angeles Dodgers, to a $3.5 million, one- GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tarleton State at Texas Woman’s, 1 p.m.; Free agent signings Alex Cejka 72-66-74-71 — 283 Orlando 56 5576 99.6 year contract; re-signed Munenori Kawasaki, 2b- Montreal 58 31 19 8 70 165 150 West Texas A&M at Angelo State, 1 p.m.; The Associated Press Adam Hadwin 73-69-68-73 — 283 Dallas 54 5304 98.2 3b, to a minor league contract Ottawa 53 29 18 6 64 143 143 Western New Mexico at Midwestern State, 1 NEW YORK — The 107 free agents who Tom Hoge 72-71-71-69 — 283 Boston 58 29 23 6 64 157 155 p.m.; Eastern New Mexico at Cameron, 1 have signed, with name, position, former club if CINCINNATI (2) — Signed Drew Storen, rhp, Chris Kirk 70-73-67-73 — 283 Team defense Toronto 54 25 18 11 61 165 161 p.m.; Texas-Permian Basin at Texas A&M- different, and contract. The contract information Seattle, to a $3 million, one-year contract; Henrik Norlander 76-71-65-71 — 283 G Pts Avg Florida 54 24 20 10 58 134 153 Kingsville, 3 p.m. was obtained by The Associated Press from signed Scott Feldman, rhp, Toronto, to a $2.3 D.A. Points 72-73-69-69 — 283 Utah 55 5278 96.0 player and management source. For players million, one-year contract. Seamus Power 70-70-72-71 — 283 Tampa Bay 56 25 24 7 57 154 160 San Antonio 54 5323 98.6 Buffalo 56 23 23 10 56 138 159 LSC players of the week with minor league contracts, letter agreements COLORADO (3) — Signed Ian Desmond, of- Justin Rose 72-70-68-73 — 283 Memphis 56 5575 99.6 for major league contracts are in parentheses: 1b, Texas, to a $70 million, five-year contract; Tim Wilkinson 69-70-74-70 — 283 Detroit 56 22 24 10 54 141 169 Men Dallas 54 5412 100.2 AMERICAN LEAGUE signed Mike Dunn, lhp, Miami, to a $19 million, Ricky Barnes 71-68-73-72 — 284 Metropolitan Division Offense Detroit 55 5603 101.9 three-year contract; re-signed Mark Reynolds, Joel Dahmen 68-72-72-72 — 284 GP W L OT Pts GF GA David Chavlovich, West Texas A&M, Jr. BALTIMORE (2) — Re-signed Logan Miami 55 5616 102.1 Zac Blair 70-75-68-71 — 284 Washington 56 39 11 6 84 192 121 G, Arlington, Texas — Chavlovich, WT’s all- Ondrusek, rhp, to a $650,000, one-year con- 1b, to a minor league contract. Chicago 55 5663 103.0 tract; re-signed Mark Trumbo, of, a $37.5 million, LOS ANGELES (4) — Re-signed Rich Hill, lhp, Patrick Cantlay 70-71-71-72 — 284 Pittsburgh 54 34 13 7 75 193 155 Atlanta 54 5635 104.4 time leading scorer, tallied 50 points in wins three-year contract. to a $48 million, three-year contract; re-signed Kevin Chappell 73-67-67-77 — 284 Columbus 55 35 15 5 75 177 136 Charlotte 54 5641 104.5 over Cameron and Midwestern STate, shoot- BOSTON (1) — Signed Mitch Moreland, 1b, Justin Turner, 3b, to a $64 million, four-year con- Rory Sabbatini 74-68-72-70 — 284 N.Y. Rangers 56 37 18 1 75 192 147 Toronto 55 5757 104.7 ing 15-of-27 from the floor (5-of-13 from 3- Texas, to a $5.5 million, one-year contract. tract; re-signed Kenley Jansen, rhp, to an $80 mil- Kevin Tway 70-69-74-71 — 284 Philadelphia 56 27 22 7 61 147 168 L.A. Clippers 54 5675 105.1 point range) and 15-of-17 from the free throw N.Y. Islanders 54 25 19 10 60 161 158 CHICAGO (3) — Signed Derek Holland, lhp, lion, five-year contract; signed Brandon Morrow, Golden State 54 5685 105.3 line in the two games. He added 10 rebounds, New Jersey 55 23 22 10 56 128 157 Texas, to a $6 million, one-year contract; signed rhp, San Diego, to a minor league contract. PGA Champions Tour Milwaukee 53 5583 105.3 eight assists and two steals. Carolina 53 24 22 7 55 140 156 Geovany Soto, c, Los Angeles Angels, to a minor MIAMI (5) — Signed Edinson Volquez, rhp, Allianz Championship Washington 53 5594 105.5 Defense league contract ($2 million); signed Peter Bourjos, The Associated Press WESTERN CONFERENCE Minnesota 55 5809 105.6 Romond Jenkins, Tarleton State, Sr. F, Miami, to a $22 million, two-year contract; signed of, Philadelphia, to a minor league contract. Sunday Central Division Boston 54 5711 105.8 Midwest City, Okla. — Jenkins scored 26 A.J. Ellis, c, Philadelphia, to a $2.5 million, one- CLEVELAND (3) — Signed Edwin Encarnacion, At Boca Raton, Fla. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Oklahoma City 55 5819 105.8 points and grabbed 20 rebounds in wins over year contract; re-signed Dustin McGowan, rhp, Minnesota 55 37 12 6 80 187 129 1b-dh, to a $60 million, three-year contract; signed Final round Sacramento 55 5820 105.8 Texas A&M-Kingsville and Angelo State, to a $1.75 million, one-year contract; signed Chicago 57 35 17 5 75 166 147 Austin Jackson, of, Chicago White Sox, to a minor Scott McCarron 66-66-67 — 199 Cleveland 53 5616 106.0 blocking three shots in each game. The No. Junichi Tazawa, rhp, Boston, to a $12 million, St. Louis 56 29 22 5 63 161 165 12 Texans held Kingsville to 41 points — the league contract; signed Boone Logan, lhp, Carlos Franco 68-67-65 — 200 Orlando 56 5939 106.1 two-year contract; signed Brad Ziegler, rhp, Nashville 56 27 21 8 62 158 151 fewest they’ve allowed since 2013 and the Colorado, to a $6.5 million, one-year contract. Kenny Perry 65-69-66 — 200 Indiana 54 5731 106.1 Boston, to a $12 million, two-year contract. Dallas 57 22 25 10 54 158 182 fewest scored by the Javelinas since 2014 — DETROIT (1) — Signed Alex Avila, c, Chicago Paul Broadhurst 69-68-64 — 201 Philadelphia 54 5765 106.8 MILWAUKEE (1) — Signed Neftali Feliz, rhp, Winnipeg 58 25 29 4 54 166 185 on 25 percent shooting. White Sox, to a $2 million, one-year contract. Doug Garwood 68-64-69 — 201 New Orleans 55 5872 106.8 Pittsburgh, to a $5.35 million, one-year contract. Colorado 53 15 36 2 32 107 181 HOUSTON (3) — Signed Charlie Morton, rhp, Stephen Ames 72-63-67 — 202 Houston 57 6147 107.8 NEW YORK (3) — Neil Walker, 2b, accepted Pacific Division Women Philadelphia, to $14 million, two-year contract; Fred Couples 68-65-69 — 202 New York 56 6108 109.1 $17.2 million qualifying offer; re-signed Yoenis GP W L OT Pts GF GA Offense signed Josh Reddick, of, Los Angeles Dodgers, to a Joe Durant 67-65-70 — 202 Portland 54 5945 110.1 Cespedes, of, to a $110 million, four-year con- San Jose 57 34 18 5 73 156 135 Bailey Wipff, Tarleton State, Sr. G, $52 million, four-year contract; signed Carlos Fred Funk 68-66-68 — 202 L.A. Lakers 56 6189 110.5 tract; re-signed Jerry Blevins, lhp, to a $6.5 mil- Anaheim 57 29 18 10 68 151 147 Lubbock — Wipff set and tied a career-high Beltran, of, Texas, to a $16 million, one-year contract. Colin Montgomerie 68-68-66 — 202 Denver 54 6040 111.9 lion, one-year contract. Edmonton 56 29 19 8 66 157 146 with 24-point outings in wins over Kingsville and KANSAS CITY (3) — Re-signed Drew Butera, Kevin Sutherland 69-69-64 — 202 Phoenix 55 6196 112.7 PHILADELPHIA (7) — Jeremy Hellickson, rhp, Los Angeles 55 28 23 4 60 138 136 No. 12 Angelo State. Against the Rambelles, c, to a $3.8 million, two-year contract; signed Esteban Toledo 69-67-66 — 202 Brooklyn 54 6155 114.0 accepted $17.2 million qualifying offer; signed Calgary 56 28 25 3 59 149 159 she hit two tie-breaking technical free throws Brandon Moss, 1b-of, St. Louis, to a $12 million, Olin Browne 63-69-71 — 203 Joaquin Benoit, rhp, Toronto, to a $7.5 million, Vancouver 56 25 25 6 56 135 160 with one second left in a 77-75 win. Wipff scored two-year contract; signed Jason Hammel, rhp, Tom Pernice Jr. 69-64-70 — 203 Individual leaders one-year contract; signed Sean Burnett, lhp, Arizona 53 18 28 7 43 124 169 seven points and had a pair of assists during Chicago Cubs, to a $16 million, two-year contract. Willie Wood 69-69-65 — 203 Scoring Washington, to a minor league contract; re- NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Tarleton’s game-ending 20-7 run, erasing an 11- LOS ANGELES (3) — Re-signed Andrew Billy Andrade 71-68-65 — 204 G FG FT PTS AVG signed Andres Blanco, 3b, to a $3 million, one- overtime loss. point deficit with under five minutes to go. Bailey, rhp, to a $1 million, one-year contract; Jay Don Blake 67-67-70 — 204 Westbrook, OKC 55 557 481 1716 31.2 year contract; signed Michael Saunders, of, Saturday’s Games ENMU nominee signed Jesse Chavez, rhp, Los Angeles Scott Dunlap 68-66-70 — 204 Thomas, Bos 50 466 400 1492 29.8 Toronto, to a $9 million, one-year contract; signed Boston 4, Vancouver 3 Kassandra Harris, Sr. P, Albuquerque — Dodgers, to a $5.75 million, one-year contract; Paul Goydos 70-65-69 — 204 Harden, Hou 57 473 529 1657 29.1 Ryan Hanigan, c, Boston, to a minor league con- Ottawa 3, N.Y. Islanders 0 Had a team-high 17 points to go with seven signed Luis Valbuena, 3b, Houston, to a $15 mil- Billy Mayfair 73-65-67 — 205 Davis, NO 51 521 359 1427 28.0 tract ($1.25 million); signed Chris Coghlan, of, Philadelphia 2, San Jose 1, OT rebounds in the Greyhounds’ Thursday win lion, two-year contract. Fran Quinn 70-70-65 — 205 DeRozan, Tor 48 481 356 1337 27.9 Chicago Cubs, to a minor league contract. Dallas 5, Carolina 2 over Texas Woman’s, completing a season MINNESOTA (4) — Signed Jason Castro, c, Wes Short Jr. 71-69-65 — 205 Cousins, Sac 53 486 411 1475 27.8 PITTSBURGH (2) — Signed Daniel Hudson, Florida 7, Nashville 4 sweep of the Pioneers. Houston, to a $24.5 million, three-year contract; Tom Byrum 66-71-69 — 206 Lillard, Por 49 418 316 1277 26.1 Columbus 2, Detroit 1 Defense signed Ryan Vogelsong, rhp, to a minor league rhp, Arizona, to an $11 million, two-year contract; Marco Dawson 66-70-70 — 206 Durant, GS 54 492 308 1396 25.9 Ikpeaku Iwobi, Tarleton State, Sr. F, re-signed Ivan Nova, rhp, to a $26 million, three- N.Y. Rangers 4, Colorado 2 contract; signed Matt Belisle, rhp, Washington, to Jay Haas 69-70-67 — 206 St. Louis 4, Montreal 2 Leonard, SA 49 418 330 1265 25.8 Houston — Iwobi grabbed 16 rebounds (10 a $2.05 million, one-year contract; signed Drew year contract. Lee Janzen 70-69-67 — 206 James, Cle 50 481 242 1289 25.8 defensive) in the wins over Kingsville and ST. LOUIS (2) — Signed Brett Cecil, lhp, Tampa Bay 4, Winnipeg 1 Stubbs, of, Baltimore, to a minor league contract. Jeff Sluman 72-65-69 — 206 Buffalo 3, Toronto 1 Curry, GS 53 448 223 1336 25.2 ASU, posting a double-double (17 points, 11 Toronto, to a $30.5 million, four-year contract; NEW YORK (2) — Signed Matt Holliday, of, David Toms 67-72-67 — 206 Washington 6, Anaheim 4 Butler, Chi 49 370 402 1199 24.5 rebounds) against ASU. St. Louis, to a $13 million, one-year contract; signed Dexter Fowler, of, Chicago Cubs, to an Miguel Angel Jimenez 68-68-70 — 206 ENMU nominee Arizona 4, Pittsburgh 3, OT Irving, Cle 47 427 180 1147 24.4 signed Aroldis Chapman, lhp, Chicago Cubs, to $82.5 million, five-year contract. Jerry Smith 68-67-71 — 206 Brandi Gomez, Sr. G, Clovis — Had 12 Chicago 5, Edmonton 1 Towns, Min 55 499 240 1301 23.7 an $86 million, five-year contract. SAN DIEGO (4) — Signed Jhoulys Chacin, rhp, Kirk Triplett 69-65-72 — 206 defensive rebounds, five steals and two Sunday’s Games McCollum, Por 54 475 184 1267 23.5 OAKLAND (6) — Signed Matt Joyce, of, to a $1.75 million, one-year contract; re-signed Russ Cochran 74-68-65 — 207 blocked shots in ENMU’s home wins over San Jose 4, New Jersey 1 Antetokounmpo, Mil 52 440 302 1220 23.5 Pittsburgh, to an $11 million, two-year contract; Clayton Richard, lhp, to a $1.75 million, one-year Scott Parel 71-68-68 — 207 Western New Mexico and TWU, while also Minnesota 6, Detroit 3 Anthony, NY 55 463 237 1278 23.2 signed Rajai Davis, of, Cleveland, to a $6 mil- contract; signed Trevor Cahill, rhp, Chicago Cubs, Ian Woosnam 71-67-69 — 207 scoring in double figures in both contests. N.Y. Islanders 5, Colorado 1 Wall, Was 51 428 262 1174 23.0 lion, one-year contract; signed Santiago Casilla, to a $1.75 million, one-year contract; signed Erick Brandt Jobe 71-70-67 — 208 Nashville 5, Dallas 3 Lowry, Tor 54 387 281 1232 22.8 rhp, San Francisco, to an $$11 million, two-year Aybar, ss, Detroit, to a minor league contract. Phillip Price 71-68-69 — 208 Boston 4, Montreal 0 Wiggins, Min 55 458 259 1241 22.6 Baseball contract; re-signed Ross Detwiler, lhp, to a minor SAN FRANCISCO (3) — Signed Mark Bobby Gage 70-73-66 — 209 Vancouver 4, Buffalo 2 FG percentage league contract ($1 million); signed Adam Melancon, rhp, Washington, to a $62 million, Gary Koch 72-69-68 — 209 Monday’s Games FG FGA PCT College linescores Rosales, 3b, San Diego, to a $1.25 million, one- four-year contract; signed Nick Hundley, c, Bernhard Langer 71-71-67 — 209 N.Y. Rangers 3, Columbus 2 Jordan, LAC 258 372 .694 At Atlanta year contract; signed Alejandro De Aza, of, New Colorado, to a $2 million, one-year contract; re- Larry Mize 69-69-71 — 209 Arizona at Calgary (n) Gobert, Uta 249 386 .645 Monday York Mets, to a minor league contract. signed Gordon Beckham, inf, to a minor league Woody Austin 69-72-69 — 210 Tuesday’s Games Capela, Hou 224 348 .644 First game SEATTLE (1) — Signed Marc Rzepczynski, lhp, contract ($1.25 million). Hale Irwin 68-71-71 — 210 Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. Howard, Atl 260 404 .644 ENMU 7, Tuskegee 3 Washington, to an $11 million, two-year contract. WASHINGTON (4) — Re-signed Chris Heisey, Paul McGinley 69-72-69 — 210 Colorado at New Jersey, 5 p.m. Gortat, Was 279 470 .594 Tuskegee 102 000 0 — 3 7 2 TAMPA BAY (4) — Signed Wilson Ramos, c, of, to a $1.4 million, one-year contract; re-signed Jose Maria Olazaba 71-67-72 — 210 N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 5:30 p.m. Jokic, Den 308 521 .591 ENMU 310 003 x — 7 9 0 Washington, to a $12.5 million, two-year contract; Stephen Drew, 2b, to a $3.5 million, one-year con- Tim Petrovic 74-67-69 — 210 Buffalo at Ottawa, 5:30 p.m. Adams, OKC 270 465 .581 Eugene Mabota and Matthew Reed; signed Colby Ramus, of, Houston, to a $5 million, tract; signed Joe Nathan, rhp, San Francisco, to a Duffy Waldorf 74-66-70 — 210 Dallas at Winnipeg, 6 p.m. Kanter, OKC 265 471 .563 Enrique Perez and Gabriel Vargas. W — one-year contract; signed Rickie Weeks, of, Arizona, minor league contract; signed Matt Albers, rhp, Michael Bradley 71-70-70 — 211 Anaheim at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Whiteside, Mia 356 640 .556 Perez (2-0). L — Mabota (0-1). DP — to a minor league contract; re-signed Logan Chicago White Sox, to a minor league contract. Mark Calcavecchia 71-70-70 — 211 Arizona at Edmonton, 7 p.m. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Knicks mired in more turbulent times

By Brian Mahoney and his will to win on Tuesday. out a way to get out of it, and I think could be risky given his injury histo- ing all the basketball shots for near- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “If you’re a (free agent) to be, you have to be in it, you have to be ry and the questions he created about ly three years, but fans still direct why would you play for an Owner going through it in order to under- his own commitment to the team much of their anger at the owner, NEW YORK — When Charles who treats the past greats like this stand it. From the outside looking in, when he skipped a game this season more so now after Oakley’s alterca- Oakley was yanked from his seats or a President who stabs star player it looks bad, and it’s even worse without alerting team officials. tion with Dolan’s security staff. and put into handcuffs, the New in the back?” Hall of Fame player when you’re going through it.” Jackson hasn’t given much reason “It will be a lasting memory of York Knicks didn’t just Reggie Miller wrote on Twitter . Dolan made it clear Friday that for confidence that he has the all of the dysfunction that has sur- embarrass a stalwart Free agency is a problem for July. Jackson will be the one who leads answers. The Knicks had their worst rounded the Knicks over the past from their past. For now, the Knicks (22-33) are stum- them out of it — if Jackson wants. record ever in his first full season 15 years and poor management at They may have bling to the Feb. 23 trade deadline. Either side can opt out of the remain- and are 71-148 since that 2014-15 the top,” Marv Albert, the Knicks’ ensured more futility in They end another turbulent week ing two years of Jackson’s five-year campaign, and the damage he’s done former play-by-play commentator, their future. Sunday against the San Antonio contract this summer, but Dolan said to his relationship with Anthony said the next night while calling a Current and former Spurs, a model of stability and suc- during an ESPN Radio interview makes it look like he’s better at frac- game on TNT. players and people cess — everything New York isn’t. that he plans to give his president of turing a team than building one. Anthony said he would never tell around the NBA, already puzzled by A couple of wins would halt the basketball operations the full five Yet Dolan hardly expressed any anyone not to sign in New York and the Knicks’ treatment this season of Knicks’ slide in the standings, but years — and maybe even more. disappointment in the radio interview. is still optimistic the Knicks can Carmelo Anthony, were in disbelief the fallout from what’s happened And he pledged again to allow “Whether I like the results or pull it together and work their way at what they saw happening to off the court won’t be so easy to fix. Jackson to make all the basketball don’t like the results, I am going to back into the Eastern Conference Oakley on Wednesday night. The 6- “I think the other night, what hap- decisions, which will include honor that agreement all the way to playoffs. Teammate Brandon foot-8 former Knick was arrested and pened is just an accumulation of an whether to seek a trade for Anthony the end,” Dolan said, “and it’s not Jennings also expressed confidence dragged away from his seats during a incident on top of an incident on top or re-sign Derrick Rose. over yet and my hope is that the even after a dismal defensive per- game, and Madison Square Garden of everything that’s going on that’s The 32-year-old Anthony’s salary, team will become much, much bet- formance in a 131-123 loss to chairman James Dolan banned surrounding the New York Knicks age and ability to decline any trade ter and that Phil will be successful.” Denver on Friday. Oakley from the arena on Friday. organization right now,” Anthony make it difficult for the Knicks to Under Dolan, the Knicks have “I still got hope,” Jennings said. That came after team president Phil said. “It’s just kind of this cloud over find a deal that works for both sides, won just one playoff series in the “Something good got to happen.” Jackson tweeted a dig about Anthony us right now that we have to figure and a long-term contract for Rose last 15 years. Jackson has been call- It sure hasn’t lately. Phillips sent to Atlanta in trade from Cincinnati

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Phillips waiving that provi- sion, the Braves agreed to add ATLANTA — The Braves a $500,000 assignment bonus acquired three-time All-Star if he is traded by Atlanta. Brandon Phillips on Sunday His contract still includes from the Cincinnati Reds for a limited no-trade provision left-hander Andrew McKirahan that lists 12 teams to which and minor league right-hander he cannot be traded without Carlos Portuondo. his consent. Braves general manager “It should be noted that we John Coppolella called Phillips never included no-trade or a “Gold Glove-caliber defend- limited-trade provisions for er who will players such as Hall of also deepen Famers Greg Maddux, Tom our offensive Glavine and John Smoltz, as lineup.” well as future Hall of Famers “We are thrilled to ‘wel- Chipper Jones, Fred McGriff come home’ Brandon to and Andruw Jones, and we Atlanta, where he will play have no intention to include in front of his family and these provisions in the friends and many of his future,” Coppolella said. fans,” Coppolella said. Phillips has a .275 batting Phillips graduated from average with 334 double and Redan High School in Stone 197 home runs in his 15 sea- Tribune News Service: David Santiago Mountain, Georgia, in 1999, sons in the majors. He is when he was drafted in the sec- only 137 hits shy of 2,000 The New York Mets haven’t officially named their starting pitcher for Opening Day this season, but many specu- ond round by the Montreal for his career. late it will be 24-year-old right-hander Noah Syndergaard. Expos. He made his debut with McKirahan, 27, was the Cleveland Indians in 2002. claimed off waivers by the Phillips, a 35-year-old sec- Braves from the Miami ond baseman, has a $14 mil- Marlins in 2015. He had Syndergaard looking to be lion salary this season, of Tommy John surgery, caus- which $2.25 million is ing him to miss last season. deferred without interest, Portuondo signed with the then can become a free agent. Braves as a free agent last As a player with at least 10 year after eight seasons in Mets’ Opening Day starter years of major league service, the Cuban league with including five with his current Santiago. He pitched in 17 team, Phillips had the right to games for Class A Carolina By Bill Whitehead major factors that play in his to me. I’m here to answer the which is to improve on his block any trades. In exchange and Triple-A Gwinnett. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS favor to be the Mets’ first call,” said Syndergaard, who 14-9 mark, 2.60 ERA and starting pitcher this year. is recovering from offseason 218 strikeouts last season. PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — For starters, he’s young, bronchitis and flu. “Whatever Almost inconceivably, he New York Mets manager strong, reliable and durable. the team needs, I’m here to also wants to throw harder. Terry Collins has not official- In a clubhouse that fea- fill that job.” Last season he routinely ly revealed his opening day tured a rotation that ranked When Collins needed a reached 100 mph on his fast- starter yet, waiting instead for among the most oft-injured starter for the win-or-go- ball, which averaged 97.9 for a spring training announce- last year, Syndergaard was home NL wild-card game the season. ment. the Last Pitcher Standing as against the San Francisco That number was tops in The worst- the long season unfolded. Giants, the manager turned the majors among qualified kept secret Righties Jacob deGrom to his workhorse. starting pitchers. around the and Matt Harvey had prob- Syndergaard, 24, more Mets is that it will be Noah lems from the start, with than held his own in a classic “I always want to throw Syndergaard taking the both being injured in the pitchers’ duel with southpaw harder and make the game mound in the top of the first spring and seeing their sea- Madison Bumgarner. easier,” he said. “I felt my inning at Citi Field when sons cut short by surgeries. He didn’t allow a San velocity jumped up last year New York opens the season Lefty Steven Matz had a Francisco hit until the sixth from my rookie season. I’ll against the Atlanta Braves. nagging bone spur and saw and worked seven scoreless, try to raise that bar.” That doesn’t mean the his season end because of a striking out 10 in an over- However, he realizes right-hander considers him- shoulder issue that developed. powering outing New York pitching isn’t always about self the staff ace. Prized right-hander Zack has grown accustomed to. raring back and firing it as “I really wouldn’t say I’m Wheeler had Tommy John The Mets ultimately lost hard as he can. the leader of the staff. I think surgery in March 2015, made 3-0 in Bumgarner’s second He said his offseason work we’re all leaders in our own one appearance in a Florida consecutive shutout in the and preparation should help way and we’re all pulling for State League game for High A winner-take-all game. make him more comfortable one another,” Syndergaard said St. Lucie and was shut down. Syndergaard has bulked up in this third season. at the club’s spring training Syndergaard, whose nick- some in the offseason, train- “Hopefully, it allows me to home on Sunday, the day name is Thor, ultimately ing at a new facility, monitor- go deeper into games with before pitchers and catchers could have had another ing his diet more closely and more ease, but also focusing report. “It’s like a brotherhood moniker: The Healthy One. consuming more protein. on and maintaining my flex- within the team. It’s really “As far as Terry mention- He said the new workouts ibility,” he said. “Pitching’s something cool to be a part of.” ing (the opening day starter are more tailored to what he not just max effort; it’s all Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Steve Nurenberg However, Syndergaard has nod), that’s just a huge honor is trying to accomplish, about being fluid.” Second baseman Brandon Phillips, who has been cho- sen to the All-Star Game three times in 15 seasonsin the majors, was acquired by the Atlanta Braves on Spieth breezes to win at Pebble Sunday in a trade with the Cincinnati Reds. By Doug Ferguson PRO GOLF putt to fall that might have put a little THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pressure on Spieth. putting for birdie on all but one hole. As easy and clinical as Spieth made it PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Jordan The lone highlight was his 30-foot look, it was no less special. Spieth soaked up every step of scenery birdie putt on the 17th hole with the “This is a bucket-list place to win — on the 18th hole at Pebble Beach, one of Pacific Ocean as a backdrop, and by here, Augusta National, St. Andrews, the prettiest places in golf and even more then it was already over. there’s only a few in the world. It feels spectacular on a Sunday when the only “Played a lot of boring golf today,” really special. It was amazing walking work left is to hoist the crystal trophy. Spieth said, “which was exactly what up the 18th green knowing that we were All that was missing from the AT&T we needed.” going to win. It’s just such a unique Pebble Beach Pro-Am were the highlights. He closed with a 2-under 70 for a position. I tried to soak in.” That’s just how Spieth wanted it. four-shot victory over former U.S. It was his first 54-hole lead on the Staked to a six-shot lead, Spieth Amateur champion Kelly Kraft, a close PGA Tour since the Masters, where he never gave anyone much of a chance by friend from Dallas who couldn’t get a lost a five-shot lead on the back nine. PAGE 4B ✦ TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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ment, you must specifi- LEGAL 57138 with the District Court of Six (6), thence South- HOUSING SERVICE, ral Housing Service LOST: FEMALE bird cally identify your water February 14, 2017 Curry County and pre- east Twelve (12) feet, (“USDA”). dog. “Hunter” is a white rights; and/or (2) Public sented to the Personal thence Southwest Ten Plaintiff English Setter with an Welfare/Conservation In accordance with Sec- Representative c/o (10) feet, thence North- USDA was awarded in orange patch on the left of Water; if public wel- tion 1-22-15, NMSA, Martin, Dugan & Martin, west Twelve (12) feet,, vs. rem Judgment on Jan- eye and bottom of tail. fare or conservation of 1978, I, Annie Hogland, P.O. Box 2168, Carls- thence Northeast Ten uary 18, 2017, in the She was last seen at water within the state of Curry County Chief bad, New Mexico (10) feet the point of No. D-911-CV-2016- principal sum of the Portales Juanito's LEGALS New Mexico, you must Deputy Clerk, certify 88221-2168. beginning. 00055 $18,037.46, plus inter- Restaurant at Sat. 2/11 show how you will be the foregoing is a cor- est due on the Note @ 1pm wearing a black LEGAL 57104 substantially and rect canvass of the re- SUBMITTED BY:Martin, together with all improve- UNKNOWN HEIRS OF through November 28, electronic collar. Please February 14, 2017 specifically affected. turns of the Melrose Dugan & Martin ments thereon, subject BETTY L. BRUGGE- 2016, in the amount of help 575-361-1249 or The written protest Municipal School Dis- to restrictions, reserva- MAN AKA BETTY L. $5,319.47, and accru- 575-361-1946. LEGAL NOTICE must be filed, in tripli- trict Election held on By /s/ W.T. Martin, Jr. tions and easements as RICHARDS AKA BET- ing thereafter at the Results Dora School cate, with the State En- February 7, 2017, in W.T. Martin, Jr. shown of record. TY RICHARDS, DE- rate of 8.75% per an- num ($5.26 per diem) Board Election gineer, 1900 West Sec- Curry County, New 509 West Pierce Street CEASED, EDDIE SPECIAL NOTICES Held February 7, 2017 ond, Roswell, NM Mexico. P.O. Box 2168 Note 2: Lot Twelve (12) JAMES PERRY, HI- until paid, plus escrow NOTICIA LEGAL: 88201, within ten (10) Carlsbad, NM 88221- in block Three (3) of the RAM LAMORRIS PER- advances in the amount of $3,724.07, plus prop- Resultados de Elección days after the date of District 3 2168 School Addition to the RY, JOHN DAVID CLOVIS MEDIA INC. de la Junta the last publication of Cedar C. Rush 56 (575) 887-3528 town, now City of Por- BRUGGEMAN, erty preservation in the shall not be liable for Escolares de Dora this Notice. Facsimiles (575) 887-2136 Fax tales, Roosevelt Coun- JEANETTE SUE HILL, amount of $420.54, failure to publish an ad, Hecho 7 de febrero de (faxes) will be accepted District 4 Attorney for Personal ty, New Mexico, as DONNA ANNE WAR- plus in rem subsidy re- for typographical errors 2017 as a valid protest as Tyler W. Belcher 61 Representative shown by the official REN, DORRIS LEA capture in the amount or for errors in publica- long as the hard copy is recorded plate thereof, STRONG, DEBORAH of $30905.56, plus rea- tion except to the extent John A Mohon - 68 hand-delivered or District 5 LEGAL 57108 LYNN LEWIS, VA- sonable attorney's fees of the cost of that por- Jana C Roberts - 73 mailed and postmarked Larry D. DeVaney 59 February 14, 2017 together with all improve- LERIE NELL COX incurred by Plaintiff tion of the ad wherein Gary William Simpson - 70 within 24-hours of the February 21, 2017 ments thereon, subject AND UNKNOWN through December 1, the error occurred. Cost Public School Capital Im- facsimile. Mailing post- Tax Levy Question February 28, 2017 to restrictions and HEIRS OF DAVID L. 2016, in the amount of adjustment is limited to provements (2MIL) mark will be used to For 56 March 7, 2017 easements as shown of RICHARD AKA DAVID $1,215.00, and costs the first day insertion. Tax Question: validate the 24-hour pe- Against 9 record. RICHARDS, DE- through December 1, Cuestion de Impuesto riod. Protests can be STATE OF NEW CEASED, RUSSELL 2016, in the amount of de Mejoramientos faxed to the Office of Done this 10th day of MEXICO The sale is to satisfy the RICHARDS, DELORIS $1,578.11, with interest Capitales de Escuela the State Engineer, February, 2017. COUNTY OF above judgment. To- RICHARDS, TOMMY on the aforesaid Publica (2MIL): 575-623-8559. If no ROOSEVELT gether with all costs RICHARDS, ANNETTE amounts at the rate of For/A Favor – 62 valid protest or objec- s/s Annie Hogland NINTH JUDICIAL and amounts due as RICHARDS, MARK 8.75% per annum from Against/En Contra - 26 tion is filed, the State Chief Deputy Clerk, for, DISTRICT COURT follows: RICHARDS, LOR- date of the entry of this Engineer will evaluate Jo Lynn Queener, Cur- RAINE RICHARDS, Judgment until paid. LEGAL 57131 the application in accor- ry County Clerk BENNY J. ADAY, INDI- Amount of the Judg- February 14, 2017 dance with the provi- VIDUALLY AND AS ment Defendants. The sale is subject to February 21, 2017 sions of Chapter 72 LEGAL 57105 SOLE TRUSTEE OF $136,144.43 rights and easements February 28, 2017 NMSA 1978. February 14, 2017 THE BENNIE ADAY Interest to the date of NOTICE OF SALE ON of record, to unpaid AND DIXIE J. ADAY the sale FORECLOSURE property taxes and as- HELP WANTED DRILL NOTICE cc: Santa Fe LEGAL NOTICE REVOCABLE TTRUST, $2,338.35 sessments, and to the Results Elida School DATED OCTOBER 30, Estimated cast of pub- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE one (1) month right of NOTICE is hereby given LEGAL 57103 Board Election 1995, a/k/a BENNIE lishing Notice of Fore- that the above-entitled redemption in favor of ACCOLADE HOME that on January 30, February 14, 2017 Held February 7, 2017 ADAY REVOCABLE closure Sale Court, having appointed the Defendants as CARE is seeking a full 2017 Brenda Kay Car- NOTICIA LEGAL TRUST. $750.00 me or my designee as specified in the Judg- time Administrator/ penter & Douglas Wen- LEGAL NOTICE Resultados de Elección Special Master's Fee Special Master in this ment filed herein. Agency Director to act dell Carpenter c/o Cas- Results Portales School de la Junta Plaintiffs, $500.00 matter with the power as the Supervising sidy Carpenter, 1094 Board Election Escolares de Elida to sell, has ordered me PROSPECTIVE PUR- Nurse and direct activi- Curry Road S Clovis, Held February 7, 2017 Hecho 7 de febrero de vs. Total $139,732.78 to sell the real property CHASERS AT THE ties of the Agency for NM 88101 filed applica- NOTICIA LEGAL 2017 (the "Property") situated SALE ARE ADVISED optimal economic and tion No. CC-451 Resultados de Elección STEVEN W. GAMBLE The sale shall be subject in Roosevelt County, TO MAKE THEIR OWN operational efficiency. POD10 with the STATE de la Junta Escolares Garland G Creighton - 5 and LISA L. GAMBLE, to the Defendants' right New Mexico, commonly EXAMINATION OF TI- For more information ENGINEER for permit de Portales Virginia Ann Clemmons - 5 each indivdually, jointly of redemption within known as 904 W. 16th, TLE AND THE CONDI- call (575)763-3311 or Scott L Burton - 5 to drill a new shallow Hecho 7 de febrero de and severally, and as one month from the Portales, New Mexico TION OF THE PROP- apply at accoladehome- well 12.75 inches in di- 2017 husband and wife in date of the sale as pro- 88130, and more partic- ERTY AND TO CON- care.com/Careers. A LEGAL 57106 ularly described as fol- SULT THEIR OWN AT- ameter and approxi- February 14, 2017 their community proper- vided in the Judgment. $3000 sign-on bonus mately 450 feet in Alan W Garrett - 51 ty estate; “ALL UN- Plaintiff reserves the lows: TORNEY BEFORE maybe available if qual- depth located at the Antonio Roque Sanchez KNOWN CREDITORS right to bid all or part of BIDDING. ified. Jr - 50 LEGAL NOTICE LOT NINE (9) OF point in the Results Floyd School WHO CLAIM AN IN- its judgment in pur- General Obligation chase of the property at BLOCK "B" (ALSO /s/ Faisal Sukhyani SE1/4NE1/4NE1/4, of Board Election TEREST IN THE RETIREMENT RANCH- Section 10, Township School Bond Question: PREMISES ADVERSE sale. KNOWN AS PLAT B) Faisal Sukhyani ES Inc. is looking for an Propuesta de Bonos de Held February 7, 2017 OF THE V. E. LEA C/O Leverick & Mussel- 2N, Range 34E, NOTICIA LEGAL TO THE PLAINTIFFS RN with long term and Obligacion General: TO INCLUDE JOHN THE DISTRICT COURT SUBDIVISION OF man, LLC N.M.P.M., to supple- Resultados de Elección MDS experience. Full ment the diversion of For/A Favor – 273 DOES I thru X” and COMPLIES WITH THE BLOCK FIFTEEN (15) 5120 San Francisco NE time position, benefits Against/En Contra – 17 de la Junta OF THE LEACH Albuquerque, New Mexi- 990.0 acre-feet per an- Escolares de Floyd “ALL UNKNOWN AMERICANS WITH available. Also hiring CLAIMANTS OF IN- DISABILITIES ACT. IT TOWNSITE, AN ADDI- co 87109 num of shallow ground- Hecho 7 de febrero de CNAs. Pick up applica- Public School Capital IS COUNSEL'S, OR A TION TO THE TOWN, water in the Curry 2017 TEREST IN THE tions at 2221 Dillon Clo- County Underground Improvements (2MIL) PREMISES ADVERSE PRO SE PARTY'S NOW CITY, OF POR- vis. Water Basin, for the irri- Tax Question: TO THE PLAINTIFFS”, OBLIGATION TO NO- TALES, ROOSEVELT Cuestion de Impuesto de Vicki Banister - 12 COUNTY, NEW MEXI- WE ARE LOOKING FOR gation of 330.0 acres of Jeffrey Harper Essary - TIFY THE CLERK OF Mejoramientos Defendants, CO, ACCORDING TO A REGIONAL land described as fol- 12 THE COURT AT lows: Capitales de Escuela LEAST FIVE (5) DAYS THE OFFICIAL ADVERTISING Publica (2MIL): LEGAL 56915 NOTICE OF BEFORE ANY HEAR- RECORDED PLAT DIRECTOR SUBDIVISION For/A Favor – 260 February 7, 2017 FORECLOSURE SALE ING OR SALE OF THE THEREOF, TOGETH- Pt. NW1/4 Against/En Contra - 23 February 14, 2017 ANTICIPATED ATTEN- ER WITH ALL IM- Are you ready to lead an SECTION 11 February 21, 2017 Notice is hereby given DANCE OF A DIS- PROVEMENTS advertising team into TOWNSHIP 2N LEGAL 57139 that pursuant to a Final ABLED PERSON SO THEREON. the future? If so, we're February 14, 2017 RANGE 34E NINTH JUDICIAL Judgment and Order THAT APPROPRIATE LOST AND FOUND ready to help you settle ACRES 100.0 DISTRICT COURT Appointing Receiver en- ACCOMMODATIONS The sale is to begin at into your new home in In accordance with Sec- COUNTY OF CURRY tered in the above CAN BE MADE. 11:45 a.m. on March Eastern New Mexico. tion 1-22-15, NMSA, SUBDIVISION STATE OF NEW styled and numbered 14, 2017, outside the LOST IN the Zia Elem. The Eastern New Mexico 1978, I, Annie Hogland, Pt. NE1/4 MEXICO cause on the 28th day of WITNESS my hand and front entrance of the area, older male Chi- News is seeking an ex- SECTION 10 Curry County Chief seal this 9th day of Ninth Judicial District, huahua mix, curly tail, perienced leader to Deputy Clerk, certify December, 2016, said TOWNSHIP 2N IN THE MATTER OF cause being an action February, 2017. 109 W. First Street, weighs about 10 lbs, manage our advertising the foregoing is a cor- RANGE 34E THE LAST WILL AND Portales, New Mexico he answers to staff and oversee our rect canvass of the re- on a Promissory Note ACRES 130.0 TESTATMENT OF /s/ Shannon L. Clouser 88130 at which time I “Handsome” Please print and online pack- turns of the Grady Mu- and to foreclose a real LEWIS HOBART estate mortgage, the Shannon L. Clouser, will sell to the highest call 575-763-0769 ages. The qualified nicipal School District SUBDIVISION THOMAS, JR., Special Master and best bidder for candidate will guide ac- Election held on Febru- undersigned Special Pt. SE1/4 deceased. Master will, on the 21st cash in lawful currency TERRIFIC! RICHARD count executives for our ary 7, 2017, in Curry SECTION 10 day of March, 2017, at MICHAEL T. GARRETT, of the United States of called to say his deals daily newspaper, The County, New Mexico. TOWNSHIP 2N No. D 905-PB-2016- 9:00 a.m. On the front Esq. America, the Property for wheels ad came out Eastern New Mexico RANGE 34E 00047 Attorney for Plaintiff to pay expenses of News and three weekly District 4 (South) steps of the in the Classifieds on ACRES 100.0 Roosevelt County 920 N. Main Street sale, and to satisfy the publications (Quay Colten Lane Grau 45 Sunday and NOTICE TO Clovis, New Mexico Judgment granted Unit- County Sun, Cannon Quentin Wood 37 Courthouse in Portales, he sold his car on Mon- Total 330.0 CREDITORS New Mexico, offer for (575) 762-4545 ed States of America, Connections and My sale to the highest bid- acting through the Ru- day. Way to get results! Eastern New Mexico). District 5 The applicant proposes NOTICE IS HEREBY der for cash, the follow- LEGAL 56718 ral Housing Service Emory W. Jones 25 to supplement the fol- GIVEN that Elizabeth ing described property January 31, 2017 Phillip Borden 52 lowing wells: G. Thomas has been located in Roosevelt February 7, 2017 appointed Personal County, New Mexico: February 14, 2017 Tax Question WELL NBR Representative of the February 21, 2017 For 59 CC-451-S-3 above-referenced es- Note 1: Lots One (1), Against 12 SUBDIVISION tate. All persons hav- Two (2), Three (3), STATE OF NEW MEXI- NE1/4NW1/4NW1/4 ing claims against the Four (4), Five (5), and CO Done this 10th day of SECTION 11 estate is required to Six (6) in block Four (4) COUNTY OF ROO- February, 2017. TOWNSHIP 2N present their claims of the School Addition SEVELT RANGE 34E within four (4) months to the town, now City of NINTH JUDICIAL DIS- s/s Annie Hogland after the date of the first Portales, Roosevelt TRICT COURT Chief Deputy Clerk, for, WELL NBR publication of this No- County, New Mexico; Jo Lynn Queener, Cur- CC-451-S-4 tice, or the claims will Less and except a tract UNITED STATES OF ry County Clerk SUBDIVISION be forever barred. beginning at the North- AMERICA, ACTING NW1/4NW1/4NE1/4 Claims must be filed east corner of said Lot THOUGH RURAL SECTION 10 HOUSING SERVICE TOWNSHIP 2N RANGE 34E

WELL NBR CC-451-S-5 SUBDIVISION SW1/4NW1/4NE1/4 SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 2N RANGE 34E

WELL NBR CC-451-S-6 SUBDIVISION NE1/4NW1/4NE1/4 SECTION 10 TOWNSHIP 2N RANGE 34E

WELL NBR CC-451-S-7 SUBDIVISION SE1/4NW1/4NW1/4 SECTION 11 TOWNSHIP 2N RANGE 34E

The well will be located approximately 1.0 to 1.5 miles west and 0.5 to 1.0 miles north of the intersection of Curry Rd. R and US 60 in Curry County, New Mexico.

Any person, firm or cor- poration or other entity having standing to file objections or protests shall do so in writing (objection must be legi- ble, signed, and include the writer's complete name, phone number and mailing address). The objection to the ap- Here’sHere’s WWherehere You’llYou’ll FindFind IIt.t. proval of the application Here’s Where You’ll Find It. must be based on: (1) Impairment; if impair- PAGE 6B ✦ TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HOUSE FOR RENT CAMPERS AND CURRY COUNTY MOTOR HOMES TRUCK/VAN/SUV gg We're looking for some- ment is a must. NEW TODAY! hot water heater. one who is "ad savvy" Reliable transportation, Deluxe bathroom. Rub- 2011 KIA Sorento LX , in the newspaper or current drivers license ber roof. Lots of stor- 91,500 Miles. Original magazine industries. and proof of insurance 2900 ROSS 3BR / 1BA age inside and out. owner. Sirus Radio, We want someone with required. Fenced yard, garage, Must sell. Located in Blue Tooth, Backup a confident public per- This is a full-time position W/D Hookup, $725mo. Lubbock, Texas. Camera. Power, Man- sona, strong computer with excellent benefits. + utl. Call: 575-762-1139 $32,500 Please call ufacturer Warranty, skills and the ability to Pay is salary plus com- 210-317-5357 TRUCK/VAN/SUV 26 MPG Excellent meet deadlines. Previ- mission. To apply, LG. 3-4BR, 1½BA - Condition. $8,700.00 ous supervisory experi- send resume to basement, lg. garage, 1993 ROCKWOOD 575-760-3325 ence is preferred, but [email protected]. no HUD. $995mo./dep. TRAVEL TRAILER not required. If setting Discount avail. 769-2715 ***$7,000*** goals and then attaining RETIREMENT RANCH ***28 ft.*** them gets your creative is now hiring in our GOOD CONDITION!!! juices flowing and is in DIETARY DEPT. 575-749-2147 your wheelhouse, we Full time positions avail- 575-356-4752 want to hear from you. able. Please pick up application at 2221 Dillon 2301 MARLENE - 2 Bed- 1983 INTERNATIONAL We provide a competitive FOR SALE: Clovis. room, 2 Bath house S1700 Box Truck - base salary and com- 2007 Mercury with a 3 car garage. Equipped with a hy- Mountaineer Premier mission structure. We Great neighborhood & draulic lift and a 20 foot also offer health and vi- HEY EVERYONE! Earl V8, third row seating, close to CCC. 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NEEDED: UNIFIRST CORP. MAINTENANCE FARM WORKER, LA- RETIREMENT RANCH- RN'S / LPN'S / CNA'S is hiring for SUPERVISOR BORER4 Temporary ES Inc. is looking for an Day Shift LOADING DOCK North Plains Mall, Positions Employment RN with long term and Apply online at: Full - time Full-time. dates are as follows: MDS experience. Full Requirements: Must be www.genesishcc.com Please apply online at: 3/27/17 thru 1/27/18 time position, benefits (Click on job opportu- able to bend and lift up rouseproperties.com/ Guaranteed ¾ of con- available. Also hiring nities then careers) to 30 lbs constantly. company/careers tract hours. All tools CNAs. Pick up applica- Must be able to perform provided at no cost. tions at 2221 Dillon Clo- St Anthony Healthcare tasks in a scheduled Free housing provided vis. & Rehab timely manner. Must for Non-commuting 1400 W 21st St be able to follow set workers. Transportation Clovis, NM 88101 procedures. Must be and Subsistence reim- 575-762-4705 able to pass drug bursed to worker upon screen and physical. completion of 50% of Must have class D contract. Pay rate of drivers license. Starting $10.95 per hour. South- ern Draw Dairy Clovis, pay $10.00. GREG FRIESEN Har- Apply online at NM Duties include vesting LLC Inman KS planting, fertilizing, irri- FALCON SEABOARD Monster.com needs 5 FT temp wkrs Ranches Inc, 2692 NO PHONE CALLS gating, & harvesting from 4/01/2017 to hay. Apply for this job County Rd 265, Somer- 10/31/2017 for harvest- by calling the State set, CO 81434: 3 FULL TIME JOB ing throughout Kansas Workforce Agency Of- Ranch Hands, OPPORTUNITY & Texas. Operate self- fice at 575-762-4571 04/01/17-10/31/17. CURRY COUNTY propelled John Deer and mention Job Order Temp. $11.27/hr. ABSTRACT Forage Harvester for #412558. Feed, water livestock Apply in person cutting row crops & on ranch. Assist herd- 801 Pile St., Clovis. small grain. Adjust ing cattle into speed of cutters, blow- corral/pasture for graz- ers & conveyors & ing. Assist harvest hay height of cutting head, ACCOLADE HOME for livestock. Perform using hand tools. CARE is seeking a full flood irrigation, ditch Change cutting head as mainten on ranch. time Administrator/ appropriate for crop. Agency Director to act Build, repair fences Service machinery & as the Supervising Give. Advocate. around ranch land. make in field repairs. 6 Nurse and direct activi- Volunteer. Maintain ranch equipm- mths exp in custom for- LIVE UNITED. nt, buildings. Clean, ties of the Agency for age harvesting activity optimal economic and www.unitedwayenm.org maintain ranch trails. 3 & valid drivers license months ranch exp req. operational efficiency. is required. Must pro- For more information No license/permit req. vide name, address & Must know flood irriga- call (575)763-3311 or phone number of any apply at accoladehome- tion, ditch maintence, previous employer used build/repair fences. care.com/Careers. A as a reference; all refer- $3000 sign-on bonus Must be able to safely ences must be verifi- operate all necess. maybe available if qual- Professional: able. Must contractual- ified. tools, equipmnt provid- Academic Specialist ly agree to work for the PLATEAU SEEKS Net- ed by employer at not CDC Substitute Master entire itinerary or be work Engineers in Clo- cost to worker, incl Teacher available & willing to vis, NM. REQ: MS in ATV, chain saws, weed Client Support Coordina- join the crew at whatev- ELEC/COMP ENG or trimmers, lawn mowers, tor/Portal Technician er place the crew is lo- Related + 1 year EXP & hay balers, hand tools Director, Talent Search cated at the time & re- CCNA CERTIF. Duties: incl shovels, spates, main with the crew for DEV & Monitor Core rakes etc. Work in re- Support: the duration of the con- N/W, Mobile Backhaul, mote ranch location un- Circulation tract period. Pay is LAN & assoc. N/W; der conditions normally CUB Support Technician II $13.80/hour in Kansas Plan & SPRT INFRA assoc with CO moun- Department Secretary PORTALES AREA: & $11.59/hour or across MULTI Plat- tain clima. Supervision Department Secretary for $2100/mth for combine forms; Monitor SYS WTI Inc. Communication limited at times in re- operators or $11.00/hr PERF; daily MNT & looking to hire for the Department Secretary- mote areas. At times for truck drivers in S/W upgrades; EST & following positions: Physical Plant will need to work inde- Texas. Housing, tools, IMPL N/W security poli- pendly. Work guaran- equipment & supplies • Full time mechanic with Adjunct Faculty: cies; MGMT of SYS teed for 3/4 of total experience and prefer- are provided without back-up & Restore work days Environmental cost to workers. Em- ably owns their own Science/Geology PRTCL; TRBL of PERF 20CFR655.122(i). tools. Some computer ployer guarantees work & FUNC of mission cri- Transport & subsistnce Adjunct for ¾ of the contract knowledge would be (Please apply to Job Post- teria N/W INFRA; DE- exp to worksite provid- period & will pay trans- helpful. Pay depends ing “Adjunct Faculty-Col- V's SOL for AUTO ed/paid by employer on experience. Good lege of Liberal Arts and portation & subsistence Monitor & PERF Asst. upon completion of expenses of $12.09 benefits including Sciences”) of N/W elements; AD- 50% work contract or without or up to $51.00 health, dental, life insur- MIN of IP Gateway earlier, if approp; FLSA with receipts, if applica- ance and retirement. If Job announcements and Connect; Install, CON- applies; Housing provid ble, to the worksite interested, call 575- online applications are FIG, MNT, DOC & at no cost for workers completion of 50% of 356-8548 and ask for available at: TRBL LAN/WAN; test, who cannot return to the work contract & Jeff or Bubby. www.enmu.edu/jobs valid, CONFIG & de- perm residence at end back upon completion All employees must pass ploy TECH & Equip; of work day. Contact of the contract. Appli- •OTR Driver Wanted for a pre-employment ADMIN & SUPT Colorado DOL, Mon- cants must apply in per- Flatbed & Reefers. Es- background check. routers, switches, PRT- trose Workforce Ctr, son at any State Em- tablished Family Owned AA/EO/Title IX Employ- CL & Related. Apply to: 504 N. 1st St, Mon- ployment service & ref- Business. Home time & er. Call (575) 562-2115 Plateau 7111 N. Prince trose, CO 81401, Ph: erence Kansas job or- good benefits. Call 575- Street, Clovis, NM 970-249-7783. Job Or- for more information. der 10276597. 356-8548. 88101. ATTN: HR. der: CO6820542