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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Looking ahead from 9/11 ❏ David Stone, American Legion plan ceremonies. By Zech Lucero STAFF WRITER [email protected] David Stone plans to look back and remember as usual on Monday. But the James Polk Stone Community banker in Portales also is looking ahead. “Back after World War II, America got up and we picked up our heads and went on with life united,” Stone said. “Nowadays we as American people forget how to reunite with one another and (are) quick to label each other.” And so Stone plans to Sun Sentinel: Mike Stocker focus his annual 9/11 cere- Wind and sea batter Miami as the storm approaches Saturday. Florida is expected to take a direct hit from Hurricane Irma Sunday morning. mony — scheduled for 7:30 Monday morning outside the bank at 109 E. Second St. in Portales — on the future. “After 9/11 we are more Irma closes in on Florida prepared and can’t forget ❏ Sunday morning. how it united us together, The storm struck Cuba overnight Tropical storm-force but we’ve gone off the at Category 5; 20 killed in Caribbean. winds could already be felt path,” Stone said. “Lack of in areas of South Florida. descipline in the U.S. is Nearly 7 million people allowing people to create By John Cherwa at least 20 people as it — more than a quarter of havoc in our country and and Les Neuhaus moved through the the population of Florida — safety needs to be a key Caribbean. LOS ANGELES TIMES have been advised to evacu- factor in the U.S., and we Irma was poised to ate over several states. can do that by being united MIAMI — Florida pre- emerge from northern Cuba “If you have been ordered again, and that is exactly pared for deadly winds and Saturday afternoon and to evacuate anywhere in the what I will address: How to life-threatening storm surge head through the warm state, you need to leave reunite America.” from Hurricane Irma waters of the Florida Straits. right now,” Gov. Rick Scott Sun Sentinel: Mike Stocker Monday marks 16 years Saturday by asking 700,000 From there, it is expected to since four coordinated ter- said at an afternoon news The winds and sea are whipped up off of the more residents to leave their intensify, and then cross the homes in advance of a Keys for a potentially cata- Rickenbacker Causeway in Miami as Hurricane Irma storm that already has killed strophic direct hit on IRMA on Page 6A approaches on Saturday. 9/11 on Page 2A Good day to remember Bobby Field ob Anderson lege football at Arkansas. our conference for sure, and the transition of UCLA Aikman into its Athletics remembers hearing Field said the Razorbacks maybe in the state,” women’s rowing from a Hall of Fame, UCLA Bfootball coaches in became his favorite team on David Anderson said. club sport to a varsity sport Newsroom reported that he Muleshoe complain about Oct. 17, 1964, after he “He was a good runner. — which meant scholar- told Bruins fans he was just watched them beat the Stevens You don’t see many high ships for women athletes as proud of his degree in Bobby Field in the mid ◆ 1960s. University of Texas, 14-13, school quarterbacks as good who might otherwise never sociology. “We’ve got the best quar- in a nationally televised Editor as he was.” have made it to college. “(T)o me, it was just kind terback in the state living game. His name seldom comes And he’s been actively of unfinished business. So here and he’s playing in He started games his up when discussion turns to involved in exploring ways being able to finish that — Farwell,” Anderson laughed sophomore, junior and sen- the greatest athletic success for athletes to earn money and then to fulfill a promise as he remembered the con- ior seasons at Arkansas, and named to the UCLA stories in this region’s histo- without compromising the that I’d made to my mom — versation. played in “The Game of the Athletics Hall of Fame. An ry. integrity of amateur sports. feels pretty good,” Aikman Actually, Field grew up in Century” when Texas induction ceremony is That’s because his work Field is also credited with said. the West Camp community, defeated the Razorbacks, scheduled Oct. 20. since his playing days has helping retired Dallas And so, after helping so southeast of Farwell, near 15-14, for the national Field began coaching at been mostly behind the Cowboys Quarterback Troy many others achieve their the line that separates the championship on Dec. 6, the Los Angeles school in scenes, outside the spotlight. Aikman complete his bache- goals in life — on the athlet- Panhandle school districts. 1969. Field, a strong safety 1978 and spent most of his He was an assistant coach lor’s degree 19 years after ics field and off — it’s good That wasn’t the last time in college, recovered a fum- career there before retiring for seven conference-cham- Aikman left UCLA. After to see Bobby Field receive a somebody wished Field ble that led to Arkansas’ as associate athletic director pionship football teams at learning Aikman needed just little recognition. played for their team. first touchdown in that in 2013. UCLA. Fifteen of the two classes to graduate, After graduating from game. Farwell still remembers Bruins’ teams he coached Field reached out and David Stevens is editor Farwell High School in Today is a good day to him as one of its greatest played in post-season bowl helped arrange for Aikman for Clovis Media Inc. 1967, the highly recruited remember Bobby Field athletes. games. to take those classes online. Contact him at: speedster chose to play col- because he recently was “He was the best player in Even more quietly, he led After UCLA inducted [email protected]

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SEPT. 10 University considers out-of-state tuition reduction THE STAFF OF THE NEWS state tuition to 150 percent. heard. probably a $4.5 million proj- On this date ... Elwell noted in the letter ■ Regents will consider ect, and then we’re vowing PORTALES — A proposal 1972: Kathy Calder, a that out-of-state students the adoption of a resolution an additional $1 million. We 16-year-old student at Friona to reduce out-of-state tuition “paid an average of $13,819 to issue system improvement have to replace some heating High School, made the news will be heard at Thursday’s more than their in-state bonds. and cooling piping in ... Eastern New Mexico for being the first female peers” in 2014 and 2015. The bonds, which total Curry Hall.” University Board of Regents Also at Thursday’s meet- approximately $5.5 million, student in her school’s histo- ■ The summer 2017 grad- ry to sign up for a vocational meeting. ing, set for 9:30 a.m. in the will be used to fund two agriculture class. The change, according to a Zia Room of the Campus campus-wide energy proj- uation lists for the Portales The Clovis News-Journal letter accompanying the pro- Union Building: ects, according to Vice and Roswell campuses will reported that the junior, who posal by ENMU President ■ A proposal to plan, President of Business Affairs be up for approval. dreamed of being a veteri- University. Jeff Elwell, will reduce design, and renovate instruc- Scott Smart. ■ Regents will consider narian, was “introducing New officers were Leon tuition for out-of-state stu- tion space on the ENMU- “The first one is an energy authorization of the Open women’s liberation into the Williams of Clovis, presi- dents from 203 percent of in- Ruidoso campus will be management project. That’s Meetings Act. Friona High School cam- dent, and Max Hobbs of pus.” Portales, vice president. Calder, who grew up on a Williams was “one of the farm, had “convinced the top sports promoters in east- Meetings calendar high school administration ern New Mexico,” accord- that she was genuinely inter- ing to the Clovis News- Monday profit agencies together with faculty from 575-769-7828 ested in agriculture,” the Journal, which cited his ■ Clovis Master Water Assurance Eastern New Mexico University. ENMU story said. Her instructor experience as a school board Plan District 2 meeting — 6 p.m. at Campus Union Building-Sandia Room, Thursday Benny Pryor said she’d be member, Clovis High ■ the first co-ed he had in a School booster, and radio Fellowship Hall (east side entrance) Living Portales. Information: 575-769-2103 ENMU Board of Regents — 9:30 classroom in his 20 years of and television sportscaster. Stones, 1800 N. Norris St. ■ Clovis Master Water Assurance a.m. at Portales Regents Room. teaching. Membership the previous ■ Portales School Board — 6 p.m.-9 Plan District 1 meeting — 6 p.m. at Youth Information: 575-356-1011 year had numbered 136, but p.m. in the board room, 501 W. Abilene. Recreation Building, 1504 E. Seventh 1962: The ENMU Williams and Hobbs Information: 575-356-7000 Street. Information: 575-769-7828 This calendar is a daily listing of Greyhound Club, an organi- pledged to make it a “bigger area public meetings. To place an zation of business and pro- and better club” for 1962- item on the calendar, call the news- fessional men in eastern 63. Tuesday Wednesday room at 575-763-6991 or e-mail: ■ ■ New Mexico and west Connecting to Expertise — 11:30 Planning and Zoning Commission mmontgomery Texas, was set to kick off its Pages Past is compiled a.m.-1:30 p.m. mixer to bring local non- — 3 p.m. at city hall, Clovis. Information: @thenews.email third year of boosting inter- by Betty Williamson. collegiate athletics at Contact her at: [email protected] Eastern New Mexico Events calendar Today Clovis. Information: 575-799- ■ Preschool story-time — Information: 575-935-7000 9/11 ■ Zoo music concert — 4 3382 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public ■ BINGO: The Winning ■ from Page 1A p.m. Clovis Community Band Produce to the People Library. Theme: Fair Fun. Musical — 7 p.m. at Clovis plays at Hillcrest Park. Enter at — 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Information: 575-356-3940 Civic Center presented by The rorist attacks killed almost Sycamore entrance. Memorial Building in Portales. Friday Brickstreet Players. Tickets: 3,000 people, injured 6,000 Bring your own bags. ■ BINGO: The Winning more and caused billions of Admission: Free. Information: $15. Information: 575-693-5962 Musical — 7 p.m. at Clovis dollars worth of property 575-799-1448 Information: 575-359-1048, damage in New York, extension 1 Civic Center presented by The Ongoing Virginia and Pennsylvania. Monday Tuesday Brickstreet Players. Tickets: ■ Board game drive — 10 ■ Afterschool STEAM — American Legion Post 25 ■ 9/11 Memorial Service $15. Information: 575-693- a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday 4:30 p.m. at Portales Public 5962 in Clovis also plans to hold — 7:30 a.m. at James Polk at Clovis Civic Center. Library for grades K-6. Activity: ■ Freedom Foundation its annual memorial for Stone Community Bank, 109 Chamber ambassadors are col- 9/11 victims. K’Nex Engineering Part 1. Night at Goobers — 8 p.m.- E. Second St., Portales. lecting gently used board and It’s scheduled for 9 a.m. Information: 575-356-3940 close. Homes for Vets ■ 9/11 Memorial Service card games for Clovis-Carver Monday at 2400 W. fundraiser at Goober McCool’s, — 9 a.m. at American Legion Public Library’s family fun Seventh St. in Clovis. Wednesday 1604 S. Avenue D, Portales. nights. Other drop off locations: Post 25, 2400 W. Seventh St., ■ Preschool story-time — Admission: $5. Information: Mike Morris Insurance, Clovis, 6 p.m. at Portales Public 575-749-3628 and Rooney Moon Library. Theme: Fair Fun. Broadcasting, Portales. Information: 575-356-3940 Saturday ■ Trek for Trash — 7:30 Information: 575-763-3435 Thursday a.m.-1 p.m. at Clovis Parks The events calendar is a ■ BINGO: The Winning and Recreation Department, daily listing of area events. Musical — 7 p.m. at Clovis 500 Sycamore Street. To place an item on the cal- Civic Center presented by The Information: 575-769-7870 endar, call the newsroom ■ Brickstreet Players. Tickets: Jordan World Circus — at 575-763-6991 or e-mail: $15. Information: 575-693- 7 p.m.-9 p.m. at Curry County mmontgomery 5962 Fairgrounds. Tickets: $10-$30. @thenews.email Lottery Friday Mega Millions 4 5 14 26 73 Megaball: 14 Megaplier: 3

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THE STAFF OF THE NEWS outages caused by Hurricane Irma. AMARILLO — Xcel Crews are expected to be Energy is sending 36 workers deployed for about two from Texas and New Mexico weeks, according to an Xcel to assist with power restora- news release. tion efforts in Florida after “We know if we were Hurricane Irma passes affected by a natural disaster, through. other utilities would help us, An Xcel news release said and they have many times in workers from Clovis and the past,” said David Hudson, Roswell will be among those president, Xcel Energy – traveling to the Tampa, New Mexico, Texas. “We Florida, area early this morn- have some of the best line ing. workers in the nation, and In all, Xcel will send about we’re honored to play a role 200 workers from across its in helping our neighbors, eight-state service area to even if they live more than assist those battling power one thousand miles away.” Hurlburt Field sends airplanes to Little Rock Air Force Base THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Hurlburt Weather profes- sionals, it has been forecast- Officials at Hurlburt Field ed that the effects of the in Florida on Saturday evac- storm here will not be signif- uated their airplanes to Little icant enough to threaten the Rock Air Force Base in safety of personnel and thus Arkansas. does not warrant the evacua- The action came hours tion of personnel," the before Hurricane Irma began release said. to batter the southern part of Cannon Air Force Base Florida. Col. Stewart Hammons on Hurlburt's website report- Friday said the eastern New ed aircraft would remain at Little Rock "until the poten- Mexico base was prepared to tial for bad weather is over," accept Hurlburt's planes if according to a news release needed, but they went to from the 1st Special Arkansas early Saturday. Operations Wing public The 1st SOW Commander affairs. Facebook page reported no Most military personnel at storm surge was predicted Hurlburt were not evacuated. for the area around Hurlburt "After extensive analysis "since the winds should be of the path of the storm by from the north." PAGE 4A Sunday Sept. 10, 2017 The voice of Curry OICESHE ASTERN EW EXICO EWS T E N M N and Roosevelt counties V and beyond

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Viewpoint Trump correct Even small trips are entertaining Since exotic trips to Dallas, 449) — rivals with the about her German Shepherd to end DACA, Albuquerque and Galveston Indians? — I got buzzed by a scaring off a “big black man” are usually beyond my means, Wendel yellow crop duster. Since I breaking into her furniture small trips become mini-vaca- drive a Japanese car, I worried store. force solution tions. Sloan he might be having a flash- Two white teenage boys Over Labor Day weekend, I ◆ back. walked into a rundown garage s expected, the Trump administration traveled to Levelland in West Local Outside the automotive sec- with skateboards and guitars announced Tuesday it will phase out the Texas to visit Chance, my for- columnist tion at a big-box store in — a true garage band. AObama-era Deferred Action for mer black wiener/Lab foster Levelland, I discussed a Richard’s BBQ is open Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program. It pro- dog. $21,000 trike motorcycle with from 11 a.m. until “Sold Out.” tected from deportation nearly 800,000 young Leaving Portales at 6 a.m. Indians and Maidens.” This the 70ish bearded Jim. With The 60ish black man, smiling immigrants who as children were brought here to arrive by 9 a.m. to greet a offended me. I have never his wife, he was going to ride through gold teeth, said the illegally by their parents. cable guy scheduled between known a maiden to fight. up to 85 mph for a three-week secret to his famous peach Although the DACA rollback was announced then and 1 p.m., Chance’s Handwritten names and trip to the East Coast. cobbler is, “My wife makes by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Trump barking woke me up when the ranks on an automotive Maria, a 30ish Mexican it.” said in a statement, “… I am not going to just cut dude arrived at 4:30 p.m. garage, presumably listing the waitress at a Mexican restau- A mailbox resided inside a DACA off, but rather provide a window of Between Dora and Morton, town’s veterans, was head- rant, didn’t seem concerned green, rubber largemouth opportunity for Congress to finally act.” Texas, I read a sign about lined, “Our prayers, love and (at the time) about Deferred bass. That window is six months long, after which Buffalo Soldiers (African- support are with this genera- Action for Childhood Arrivals Levelland is also home to the federal government will stop renewing the Americans) getting lost with- tion of the brave…” (DACA) as I asked her if she the “Portales Select Peanut out water for four days while took classes at South Plains Company,” the “I Don’t two-year work permits that allow the so-called “The New York Store,” “Dreamers” to remain in the country. attempting to drive College in town. When she Know” restaurant and a black shuttered, was apparently too Candidate Trump had said he’d terminate Comanches back to their said no, I felt bad for insinuat- tin cat that scared Chance. DACA “immediately” if elected. Eight months Oklahoma reservation. Four cosmopolitan. ing waitressing wasn’t Returning between Dora later — after much debate, and numerous march- soldiers died of thirst. A convenience store clerk enough. and Portales, a neckless, es, rallies and protests by “Dreamers” and their Near a home with a confed- wouldn’t cut a man slack for Jean, 24, an SPC student waist-up scarecrow wearing a supporters — President Trump has taken action erate flag, I stopped for an lacking two pennies. When I from Estonia, was fascinated bluish-plaid shirt — arms out- that is not nearly as draconian as Trump the can- idling motorcyclist. I was provided it, the customer by American students wearing stretched in a desert-brush didate had described to address what was sup- relieved he gave a thumb-up shook my hand like I’d shorts. field — with a red hardhat for posed to be a partial temporary solution to what because his tattoos and garb invented a cure for pettiness. At the SPC equine grounds a head capped my 180-mile has become a permanent problem. made me nervous about get- Then I lacked a penny for a sign warned participants the round-trip vacation. And that’s immigration. DACA was enacted in ting out. flavored water, so — out of college was not responsible 2012 through executive action by President A welcome sign in Morton spite — I gave the clerk a $20. for their deaths. Contact Wendel Sloan at: Barack Obama, who called it a “temporary stop- read, “Home of the Fighting In Whiteface (population: A white woman told me [email protected] gap measure.” Now, President Trump has rightfully put the program, and immigration reform in general, where it belongs — in the hands of Congress. Equifax needs more than wrist slap Whether the bitterly divided House and Senate will do the work Americans elected them to do “Hi. This is Ray.” you have to worry about. ■ During those six weeks remains to be seen. But if they fail to act by At this point, I know this is About a decade ago, with my Equifax knew about the March 5, DACA — and the lives of 800,000 not a legitimate call. I know Kevin score floating in the 600 breach and nobody else did, a dreamers — will unravel. two Rays: range, I’d have to cross my trio of Equifax executives sold ■ Wilson According to Department of Homeland Ray Mondragon with the fingers applying for a Best $1.8 million in company Security officials, DACA recipients with permits ◆ Eastern Plains Council of Buy card. After years of work- stock. The stock hit a seven- whose renewals are set to expire between now Governments. I’ve always Managing ing to get my score into the and March 5 will be able to re-apply — so long editor month low Friday. known him as Raymond. 800s, now I’ve got to worry Equifax has said the right- as their applications are submitted by Oct. 5. No ■ Our newspaper’s former some random criminal can to-sue waiver doesn’t apply to permits will be revoked before their existing publisher, Ray Sullivan. We defraud a store out of four or expiration dates and applications already in the always got along despite our I find it hard to believe a five figures using my informa- this event and the executives pipeline will be processed. opinionated natures, but we penny I give “Ray” will ever tion. knew nothing about the breach But if DACA permits begin to expire next year, are not the kind of people who help a New Mexico firefight- Equifax is offering credit when they sold off stock. Not more than 1,000 immigrants per day stand to lose call each other to say hi. er. Also, the third time I’ve got monitoring, but that’s very lit- sure why I don’t trust them. their work permits, according to a recent study by This Ray is clearly up to no the call from a different num- tle solace. Credit monitoring I hope nobody at Equifax the Center for American Progress, a liberal think good. ber, I figured out it was a is like me calling my neigh- put their own interests ahead tank. And that should put a human face on a “I’m with the New Mexico recording. bor, “Sorry to bother you on of the consumers they were problem that needs addressing sooner rather than firefighters, and ...” I always think, “Who falls vacation, but somebody’s rob- supposed to protect. But if later. And *click* ... well, it’s a for these?” and part of me says bing your house right now. they did, will anybody go to The Trump administration paints DACA as an cell phone, so there’s no click. that anybody who’s scammed You should probably call the jail? abuse of executive power that would be found Instead, it’s an unsatisfying just proves a fool and his police. I’m gonna get back to Given our history after the unconstitutional in court; in fact, a 2016 Supreme tap on the “end call” button. money quickly part ways. my Netflix binge.” 2008 bank bailout, I think we Court tie vote left a nationwide injunction in Then I say, “click,” to myself, But what happens if I was A few other things are both- place regarding expanding DACA and extending know the answer: Nope, it’s a and hope nobody was watch- scammed without doing any- ering me about this: fine that barely cuts into the it to DAPA — Deferred Action for Parents of thing wrong? ■ ing me just now. If you don’t do it right, profit margin. Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents. Ten I learned a few simple les- Credit-reporting company signing up for the free moni- Sorry, I’ve got a call. Let me conservative state officials had vowed to sue if sons from my parents long Equifax on Thursday dis- toring service — which was Trump did not end DACA by Sept. 5; after ago: closed “criminals” stole vital offered because they screwed ask “Ray” what he thinks of Tuesday’s announcement, several state officials, ■ If they’re worth your data from about 143 million up — eliminates your right to all this. including New Mexico’s attorney general, vowed money, they’re not coming Americans. Nothing major, participate in a class-action to sue to get it back. unannounced to your door or just things like Social Security lawsuit. Kevin Wilson is managing But rather than wait on another court fight and cold-calling you. numbers, birthdays, address ■ The company knew about editor of The Eastern New instead of continuing to leave DACA recipients, ■ Seven words, nothing histories and legal names. the breach on July 29, but Mexico News. Contact him who wound up in the country illegally through no else. “I don’t buy things over The better your credit score waited nearly six weeks to dis- at: fault of their own, in limbo, some action needs to the phone.” is, the bigger the identity theft close anything. [email protected] be taken. The bottom line hasn’t changed: This country, via Congress, needs to reform its immigration policies, get control of its borders, and decide who gets to immigrate here and under Mallard Fillmore Bruce Tinsley what conditions — and enforcement should not Contact us be optional. Letters and columns should be sent to: — Albuquerque Journal Via mail Editor Opinion page policies The Eastern New Mexico News Editorials P.O. Box 1689 Clovis, NM 88101 Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Clovis Media Inc.’s editorial board, which consists of Via fax Publisher Rob Langrell and Editor David Stevens. (575) 742-1349 All other views expressed on this page are those of Via e-mail their authors.. [email protected] THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A Country music star Troy Gentry dies in copter crash near South Jersey airport

By Suzette Parmley the airport was closed and PHILLY.COM the crash site was sealed off. Vehicles were being A helicopter carrying the turned away by officers all country singer Troy evening and there was a Gentry, half of the country- wall of police cars, whose music duo Montgomery flashing lights were often Gentry, crashed Friday all that was recognizable in near the Flying W Airport the darkness. & Resort in Medford, “It could be weeks killing Gentry and the pilot before we know anything,” hours before Montgomery Meder said. Gentry was due to perform DJParker39 via Wikimedia Commons The band’s website there. Don Williams had 17 No. 1 hits before retiring in 2016. Medford Township called Gentry’s death tragic Police Chief Richard and said details of the crash Meder said officers and were unknown. Country star Don medic units were dis- “Troy Gentry’s family patched about 12:40 p.m. wishes to acknowledge all to answer a distress call. of the kind thoughts and Williams, 'the Gentle “When we arrived, the prayers, and asks for priva- cy at this time,” the web- aircraft was still airborne,” Zuma Press: Ricky Bassman he said. “It crashed shortly site read. Giant,' dead at 78 thereafter, and some of my Guitarist Troy Gentry of the band Montgomery Gentry Gentry, 50, was born in officers witnessed the heli- was killed Friday hours before a scheduled performance. Lexington, Ky., where he By Kristin M. Hall Day Is Good," ''You're My copter going down.” met Eddie Montgomery THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Best Friend," ''Some Broken The crash was in what concert. other police departments and they formed an act Hearts Never Mend," ''Till the the chief described as a He “took off in the heli- assisted in closing off based off their surnames. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Rivers All Run Dry" and swampy field just south of copter with the pilot to go roads and gathering wit- His home, the chief said, Don Williams, an award-win- "Back in My Younger Days." the runway, where the band somewhere and they were nesses. was in Franklin, Tenn. ning country singer with love At least one duet with Emmylou Harris made the had been slated to perform. returning to the Flying W About six to eight work- Montgomery Gentry had ballads like "I Believe in You," has died. He was 78. charts, "If I Needed You" in Meder said that between when the helicopter ers from the Burlington success on the country 4,000 and 5,000 tickets had crashed,” Meder said. County Prosecutor’s Office A statement from his publi- 1981. charts and radio in the cist Kirt Webster said he died He was also popular over- been sold for the concert. Melissa Davis, 33, who also helped secure the 2000s, scoring No. 1 hits, There were no concert- was eating dinner Friday scene on Friday afternoon, Friday after a short illness. seas, touring in Europe and some of which cracked the Africa and charting on British goers at the airport when night with her young son at according to county Williams had 17 No. 1 hits pop chart. The band charts. Eric Clapton recorded the crash happened, “but the Mikado restaurant on spokesman Joel Bewley. before retiring in 2016. His released its debut album, his "We're More Than there were crews and peo- Route 70 in nearby Meder said Friday night mellow sound influenced a Tattoos & Scars, in 1999, later generation of singers Friends" and Pete Townshend ple setting up,” Meder said. Evesham, said staff in the that staff of the National and mixed country music including Joe Nichols and redid his "Til the Rivers All The chief said crews real estate office where she Transportation Safety with Southern rock. It was Josh Turner and Keith Urban Run Dry." tried to extricate Gentry works became aware of the Board, which investigates inducted into the Grand has said Williams drew him "Don Williams offered and pilot James Evan crash shortly after it hap- such accidents, were en Ole Opry in 2009. to country music. calm, beauty, and a sense of Robinson, 30, who was pened. route to Medford. “This is truly a tragedy,” Williams, nicknamed "the wistful peace that is in short originally from Meigs, Ga., “Everyone was talking “The area has been fully Gentle Giant," had a rich supply these days," said Kyle but had been living in the about it,” Davis said. “We closed off, including the Meder said. “There are a lot of people touched by voice, gentle delivery and Young, CEO of the Country area. Meder said medics all watched the news and airport, the swim club, storytelling style. He toured Music Hall of Fame and rushed Gentry to Virtua were shocked.” restaurant, bar, and hotel this. You had band mates here, you had crew mem- sparingly, did few media Museum in Nashville, Hospital in Marlton, where Meder said his office did on site as an active investi- Tennessee, in a statement bers here setting up, and, of interviews and spent much of he died. not know the make and gation site,” said Meder. his time on his farm west of Friday. "His music will for- course, you had those com- Crews worked for hours model of the two-seat heli- “It will remain sealed and Nashville. ever be a balm in trouble- to remove Robinson from copter or who owned it, but closed off into the weekend ing to see the concert. "It's one of those blessings some times. Everyone who the wreckage. He was pro- said it had no connection to as FAA members and those “Our heartfelt sympa- and curses kind of things," makes country music with nounced dead at the scene. the airport. from NTSB arrive to do thies go out to the families Williams said in an interview grace, intelligence, and age- Meder said Gentry had He said four dozen offi- their investigation.” of both victims,” Meder with The Associated Press in less intent will do so while been at the airport earlier cers from the Medford On Friday night, said. “We are all saddened 1994."If you have the talent, standing on the shoulders of in the day preparing for the Township, Lumberton, and Fostertown Road leading to by this.” it's a blessing. But there's this gentle giant." times that ... a lot of the prices He won the Country that you have to pay to be a Music Association's awards part of it is a curse. But as far for best male vocalist and as ... the way people have best single for "Tulsa Time" responded to what I've done, in 1978. there's very few things in my During his performances, life that I've done that come he often walked onstage car- anywhere close to making rying a cup of coffee, sat on you feel exhilarated and hum- a barstool, sang and chatted bled and fulfilled and chal- amiably with the audience. lenged and all that, all at the Williams also appeared in same time." the movies "W.W. and the His hits included "I Believe Dixie Dancekings" and in You," ''Lord, I Hope This "Smokey and the Bandit II." Obituaries

Services pending Isaac Ramon, 67, of William Yates, 22, of Clovis, died Friday, Sept. 8, Portales, died Saturday, 2017, at his home. Sept. 9, 2017, in Portales. Arrangements are by Arrangements are by Muffley Funeral Home. Wheeler Mortuary.

Death notices Raymond Gibson Herschell Nixon Raymond Gibson, 90, of Herschell Nixon, 61, of Logan, died Wednesday, Portales, died Thursday, Sept. 6, 2017, in Logan. Sept. 7, 2017, in Dallas. He was born Oct. 10, He was born March 17, 1926, in Artesia. 1956, in Portales. Services: 2 p.m. Friday at Services: 10 a.m. Autumn Blessings Assisted Saturday at the Wheeler Living in Logan. Mortuary Chapel. Information: 575-762- Information: 575-356- 4435. 4455.

Funerals Friday Saturday Raymond Gibson —2 Herschell Nixon — 10 p.m. at Autumn Blessings a.m. at the Wheeler Assisted Living in Logan. Mortuary Chapel, Portales

Alice Grayson (August 16, 1940 - September 7, 2017) Alice Grayson 77, of Clo- vis, NM died Thursday, September 7, 2017 at her home. Cremation has taken place. Alice was born August 16, 1940 in Clarksville, AR to Jack Cotton and Alice Vaughn. She married John Grayson in Clovis, NM. Al- ice worked as a Kitchen Cook for Plains Regional Medical Center. She was a member of Triangle Baptist Church. Alice enjoyed cro- cheting, reading, cooking, and taking care of her plants. Survivors include: her daughter; Debra (Leepolen) Price of Clovis, NM, three sons; Bricky Taylor of Clovis, NM, Os- car Arthur Jr. of Hobbs, NM, and William Lee Brown of Tus- con, AZ, two sisters; Dorothy Frison and Frances O'Neal, brother; Willie Cotton, cousin; Ruby Lee Colbert, and two granddaughters; Danica Brown and Shania Brown. She was preceded in death by her husband; John Grayson and her parents; Jack and Alice Cotton. Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral Home & High Plains Crematory, 575-762-4435, www.muf- fleyfuneralhome.com PAGE 6A ✦ SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

CHIPPING IN FOR CHARITY Hurricane Center said. Florida Keys will be safe. Irma Video posted online Scott said that 25,000 peo- Staff photo: Kevin Wilson showed city streets and palm ple had already lost power in Right: Chris Snowberger of Roswell chips a shot on No. 8 during Saturday’s Ronald from Page 1A trees racked by sheets of rain South Florida. Florida Power McDonald House Charities Golf Tournament at Colonial Park Golf Course. The briefing. “Not tonight, not in and powerful winds, which and Light, which services event, which drew a record 120 golfers in its 12th year, has raised more than an hour, but now. You are knocked out power in the about half the state, estimated tourist town and flooded $355,000 for Ronald McDonald House Charities. running out of time to make a that 4 million homes will lose decision.” main streets and even inland power. homes with three to four feet Cuba’s meteorological It was projected that the of water. agency reported that Irma center of Irma will cross over struck overnight north of cen- The Cuban provinces of Holguin and Las Tunas the lower Keys around 8 a.m. tral Camaguey province, Sunday with winds of about home to the country’s third- remained under a hurricane 140 mph. It should reach the largest city, with winds so watch advisory Saturday, strong that they destroyed while the capital and its sur- Fort Myers and Naples area measurement instruments. rounding area could be struck by midafternoon and Tampa Hurricane-strength winds by tropical storm-force by 8 p.m. were later recorded in the winds. The storm is then expected northern half of Camaguey. The exact path of Irma was to turn inland toward Orlando Irma was the first Category 5 still uncertain but it was like- and head north and leave the hurricane to hit the province ly to turn north and follow state as a minimal hurricane in 85 years, according to state the west coast of Florida, by Monday morning. media. Damage was reported with the eye coming ashore Irma weakened back to a across the province, the sta- somewhere between Fort Category 4 hurricane Myers and Tampa. On the tion said: roofs torn off, trees overnight as it brushed the downed and power discon- opposite coast, that would spare the Miami area Irma’s north side of Cuba, and fur- nected. ther weakened to Category 3 “No one wants to leave the most ferocious winds and by Saturday morning. house, only silence is inter- life-threatening storm surge. rupted by gusts of wind and Whichever Florida city is Rugged terrain affected its rain,” Yoani Sanchez, who dealt the monster storm’s progress and the winds runs a Havana-based digital most intense damage, the topped out at 125 mph. But news service, 14ymedio, said entire state expects furious as soon as the storm emerges on Twitter about the situation weather. from Cuba and moves north, in Camaguey. Tampa and St. Petersburg the bathwater-like tempera- Sanchez posted photos of on Tampa Bay are prone to tures of the Gulf of Mexico people crowding the streets flooding and would likely are likely to strengthen it. of Havana to pray. She sustain major damage with The storm was originally reported that supplies were any kind of storm surge or expected to make arrive on running low. significant rainfall. The the east coast of Florida near Tampa area hasn’t been hit “Having at least one candle Miami, but hurricanes are is, at this time, the dream of directly by a major hurricane largely unpredictable. easternnewmexiconews.com thousands of Cubanos, but since 1921. many cannot: the shortage is The storm is so large that By the time it became Your source for local news and sports worsening,” she wrote. all of southern and central apparent that the Gulf Coast Irma’s center approached Florida can expect hurricane would feel the greatest the northern coastal resort force winds at some point impact it was too late for an town of Caibarien early during the next two days. The orderly evacuation for those Saturday with winds of 130 National Weather Service who had not already left ear- mph, the U.S. National warned that no place in the lier in the week. Sunday Sept. 10, 2017 Your source for complete ATIONAL local coverage N THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Officials ignored chance to stop flooding ❏ Any faster than that, the A 1996 report said Houston’s corps knew, and homes near reservoirs were ‘severely insufficient.’ the bayou would flood. During hard rains in By Steve Thompson control officials said they March 1992, the reservoirs THE DALLAS could not immediately locate reached record levels. State MORNING NEWS a copy and were unfamiliar Highway 6, which runs with the details. through Addicks Reservoir, DALLAS — Two decades “What I recall is, and I had to be shut down for 10 ago, Harris County planners haven’t read the report since days while officials waited predicted with chilling accu- back then, was that it was for the water to drain. racy just how devastating a going to be very difficult to The event worried Harris storm like Hurricane Harvey do physically,” said Steve County flood control plan- would be to the Houston Fitzgerald, the flood control ners. Letting the water out area. Far lesser storms, they district’s longtime chief too fast endangered develop- determined, could wreck a engineer. ment downstream from the large swath of the city and its But Harris County’s flood reservoirs, because the western suburbs. control director at the time bayou running toward In a report dated May the report was created, Houston would overflow. 1996, engineers for the Arthur Storey, said Monday But letting the water out Harris County Flood Control that he remembered the pro- too slowly created another District concluded the area’s posal well. risk, because development reservoir system was severe- “This, what we have was encroaching on the ly insufficient and imperiled before us, is a massive engi- upstream fringes of the thousands of properties. The neering and governmental reservoirs. Entire neighbor- report’s authors proposed a failure. I’m both angry about hoods were being built $400 million fix: construct- it and embarrassed about it,” inside the reservoir bowls — ing a massive underground said Storey, who after his in places that the Corps of conduit that would carry time as flood control director Engineers and Harris County water out of the reservoirs went on to lead the county’s planners knew would flood and into the Houston Ship public infrastructure depart- if the reservoir levels got Channel more quickly. ment. He retired in 2015 at high enough. Had the report’s recom- 78 years old. The corps purchased all mendations been heeded, the “My embarrassment is that the land inside the reservoirs catastrophic flooding that I knew enough that this was that would be covered by struck Houston last week going to happen,” he said, water in a 100-year rain might have been greatly referring to the destruction event (one with a 1-in-100 diminished, sparing thou- Harvey inflicted on west chance of happening any Dallas Morning News: Tom Fox sands of homes from flood- Harris County. “And I was given year). But on land at A flooded neighborhood off North Eldridge Parkway near the Addicks Reservoir in waters. not smart enough, bold the western fringes of the Instead, the report got enough to fight the system, reservoirs, which would be West Houston, Texas, was inundated with water on Aug. 30. filed away and was all but the politics, and stop it.” covered in water during a forgotten. Government lead- greater than 100-year rain, drained so slowly, there ers ignored its advice. ■ ■ ■ developers were replacing might not be time to empty Today, the report reads pastures with neat rows of the water between storms. like a prophecy of the flood- After deadly floods in brick homes. That meant a series of small- ing that swamped west 1929 and 1935, the U.S. er storms could raise the Houston and surrounding Army Corps of Engineers ■ ■ ■ water level just as could one areas. Its authors knew built two large reservoirs in big storm, a danger the report called “ratcheting.” which neighborhoods would what was then ranchland In 1996, the planning “It is conceivable and not flood and why, and in which west of Houston. The idea department of the Harris hard to imagine that a single places the flooding would be was to store up water from County Flood Control storm event could have a cat- especially damaging because heavy rains, rather than let it District created its report astrophic impact to several the water gush straight urging action. thousand people in the reser- could pool into the “Of primary concern is the voirs and the fringe areas,” for weeks. f primary concern is Buffalo fact that the reservoirs do not “O the report said. “But, it’s just “The pri- Bayou, function as originally intend- as important to realize that a mary flood the fact that the which runs ed which translates into rainy season consisting of threat facing through the increased risk of flooding reservoirs do not function several ‘normal’ rain storms the citizens city and car- upstream of the reservoirs of west as originally intended ries … could be just as cata- and less protection down- strophic because of the Harris which translates into stormwater stream,” the report said. “As County and to the ratcheting effect.” development continues Slow drainage from the westincreased risk of flooding Houston behind the reservoirs, there Houston Ship reservoirs also exacerbated upstream of the is the potential to expose as the duration of flooding that comes from Channel. many as 25,000 homes and the inability reservoirs and less Most of would be experienced in the businesses in the reservoir fringes of the reservoirs. to drain the protection downstream. the time, the fringe areas to flooding.” Addicks and Barker and “Flood levels would not As development The conceptual plan pro- recede over the course of Barker reser- Addicks posed a single underground voirs in an reservoirs several hours like typically continues behind the conduit consisting of per- experienced with flooding efficient would be haps eight channels, each 12 manner,” the reservoirs, there is the dry, and the from channels,” the report feet by 12 feet in size, to said. Rather, houses being report said. potential to expose as land could carry water out of the reser- When be used for flooded by slow-draining many as 25,000 homes voirs and safely past devel- reservoir waters “could be built in the soccer oped areas downstream. 1940s, the and businesses in the fields, golf inundated for an extended The timing, the report period.” did so knowing it would the federally owned sys- area’s reser- reservoir fringe areas to courses and said, was right. The Texas flood neighborhoods down- tem,” he said. voir system dog parks. Department of ■ ■ ■ stream. Storey said he laments was ade- flooding.” Only in Transportation was embark- And just as the 1996 that he and others did not do quate, the heavy rains ing on a reconstruction of the Last week, the report’s report described, water in more. report said. — 1996 report would they Katy Freeway, the stretch of many of the flooded homes “I wish I had gone to the But because hold water. predictions became a tragic Interstate 10 west of down- reality. The reservoirs would not drain for days or commanding general of the of changes After a town Houston. It would be a even weeks. Southwestern Division of made to the system, and rain subsides, water within became vast lakes, working good route for the drainage as designed to spare Houston Storey, the former county the Corps of Engineers, and given the pace of urban the reservoirs can be sat in his office, and said, channel. from a flood. But by Aug. flood control director, took a development 50 years later, released into the bayou slow- “The potential flood con- ‘Sir, I’m not going to leave 28, the reservoirs were near- break from recovering “the project’s original design ly. Originally, the earthen trol problems are severe belongings from his own your office until we come ly full. parameters and assumptions dams that hold water in the enough to consider this mag- flooded home Monday up with a better solution, The water had spread to are severely outdated and reservoirs were designed nitude of project, and the when reached by phone. because it damn well is the edge of the government- invalid.” without floodgates. Once the major transportation con- Long ago, Storey said, gonna rain, and it’s darn In addition to the report’s water reached a certain level, struction in the Katy owned land and was overtak- one of his best engineers well gonna hurt people,’” main proposal of a conduit, it could spill out at up to Freeway corridor presents a ing the neighborhoods came to him and an elected Storey said. “I didn’t do its authors raised other alter- 15,700 cubic feet per second. unique, once-in-a-lifetime beyond. official about the reservoir that.” natives, such as digging the But the threat of flooding opportunity to consider this Rather than let the water problems. “He said, ‘Let me He added: “Would I have reservoirs deeper, buying out in areas below the dams rose type of flood control option,” keep rising, the corps opened draw you a picture.’” been fired before I got properties at risk and creat- during the 1940s and 1950s, the report said. “To deter- the floodgates to let a con- “We both said, ‘Oh sh--, halfway out of town? ing new regulations on as urban development mine if a conduit system trolled amount escape. And no kidding, really?’” Storey Maybe, but I didn’t do it. development. crowded the Buffalo Bayou under the freeway is justi- instead of the normal 4,000 recalled. And the irony is my house And then there was a final, upstream of Houston. To fied, it needs to be evaluated cubic feet per second, corps “We really knew that at flooded. And all of my stark alternative: “Do noth- avoid such flooding, the against other options.” officials opened the gates that time it would be a wise neighbors’ did. And it was ing and accept risk of flood- corps installed floodgates Without such a conduit, wide to let water spill out at thing to stop development by intentional discharge by ing.” that could release the water the reservoirs posed an more than 13,000 cubic feet of any land upstream of the the people in command and Asked Monday about the more slowly, at no more than increasing risk, the report per second. They had to reservoir, have the feds buy in charge of the infrastruc- report, Harris County flood 4,000 cubic feet per second. said. Because they had to be begin to get rid of it. They it out, and make it part of ture.”

❏ to decrease over the next several Montana Fire Center: 67 active weeks. Center spokeswoman Kari wildfires being fought. Cobb says air quality should improve Firefighters in drought-stricken Wildfire smoke as the smoke-trapping inversion Montana used sprinklers and hoses on Saturday to try to protect strategic loca- By Keith Ridler breaks up. “We should see it lifting more tions near some of the over two dozen THE ASSOCIATED PRESS today,” she said Saturday. “It’s pre- wildfires burning in the state that have clearing in US BOISE, Idaho — Storms brought dicted to be mostly gone by tomor- forced more people from their homes. cooler and wetter weather into the row in most of the West.” A “rain for rent” system was being Western and Northwestern U.S. this She said forecasters expect storms used in Glacier National Park, includ- weekend, breaking up a temperature to bring some lightning and winds to ing around Lake McDonald Lodge, to West as storms inversion that had blanketed much of 30 mph, notably in Montana, but that increase humidity in the immediate the region with acrid smoke from rain and higher humidity should area. That means firefighters were dozens of wildfires. decrease the chances of new fires. using sprinklers to recharge a swamp on Officials at the National The center says there are 67 active the perimeter of a 176-square-mile move through Interagency Fire Center in Boise said large wildfires being fought. Saturday they expected fire activity A look wildfires across the region: FIRE on Page 2B PAGE 2B ✦ SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

Continental Divide where enough that they lifted a about 40 percent contained ing in timber. community that was once a Fire some of the fires are burning. statewide Air Quality but rugged terrain is hamper- Officials say firefighters 19th century mining camp, Montana has spent more Forecast and Caution. ing firefighting efforts. set fires on Friday to burn has consumed nearly 32 from Page 1B than $50 million on fire sup- Idaho’s largest wildfire Near Enumclaw, fuel ahead of the blaze and square miles (83 square kilo- (456-square-kilometer) fire pression since the beginning continues to burn in the Frank Washington, firefighters are have greatly reduced the dan- meters) of forest. It’s 40 per- burning near Seeley Lake. of July, depleting its reserves Church River of No Return attacking a 1-square-mile ger of the fire’s spread to the cent contained. Evacuation The land is too soggy to sup- account and emergency funds Wilderness in central Idaho . (2.6-square-kilometer) wild- north. They say a similar orders remain in place for port bulldozers used to build at a time when tax revenues It’s being allowed to burn fire that is threatening the strategy burned up fuel several homes. are down. It plans to cut pro- unchecked, but buildings and watershed for the city of around a communications containment lines but not wet In Central California, a fire enough to reliably stop the grams and services to fill a bridges are being protected. Tacoma as well as industrial tower south of Cascades projected $227 million budg- Officials say the fire on timberland. Locks. on the western edge of the flames from advancing et shortfall. Saturday had consumed About 200 firefighters are Officials say the fire has Sierra is half contained after beyond it. about 126 square miles (326 assigned to that fire. burned in a mosaic pattern, burning nearly 40 square About a dozen people were square kilometers). and some areas within the miles (102 square kilometers) ordered to evacuate their Idaho perimeter of the fire have of dry brush and trees near homes Friday night after very Oregon At least four high school Washington trees that should survive, Springville. warm and dry conditions football games were can- A wildfire burning in the keeping at least some of the Hundreds of firefighters pushed a 37-square-mile (93- celled Friday and another 13 A 165-square-mile (427- Columbia River Gorge scenic gorge green. are fighting about 20 large square-kilometer) fire near postponed due to smoke from square-kilometer) wildfire National Scenic Area is hold- blazes across the state. Lincoln toward them. wildfires that the state burning within the Pasayten ing at about 52 square miles Gov. Jerry Brown declared Stronger winds are expect- Department of Health and Wilderness about 12 miles (135 square kilometers) but California ed to clear out some of the Welfare said was so bad chil- (19 kilometers) north of residents in communities in A wildfire burning for a state of emergency in heavy smoke that has created dren and teens should be kept Mazama is the largest wild- three counties remain under more than two weeks in far Madera, Mariposa and Tulare unhealthy air in the state and indoors and activities like fire in Washington state. evacuation notices and those northwestern California con- counties due to wildfires that grounded firefighting air- football and soccer avoided. It also crossed the border in other communities have tinues to chew through timber have burned for several days. craft. Some of those games were into Canada late last month been told to be ready to flee. even as crews increase con- Wind gusts of 35 mph are rescheduled for Saturday, and with flames fueled by heavy More than 900 firefighters tainment. Associated Press writer possible, with the worst state officials said air quality dead and down timber. are battling the blaze that’s 7 Officials said Saturday that Colleen Slevin contributed winds expected along the conditions had improved Officials say the fire is percent contained and burn- the blaze near Helena, a rural to this report. Tony’s pic of the week

Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Gattis Middle School student Carlos Villezcas, 13, handles a Boa constrictor Thursday morning with a little help from Hillcrest Park zookeeper Cody Machen. It’s my pic of the week because a snake in a classroom is better than a snake on a plane.

Eastern NewMexico News.com THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS REGION SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B REGIONAL EVENTS Today 8 a.m.-midnight ■ Chili Cheese Festival 8 p.m. Arts Center, Midland Admission: $8 adults, $6 sen- ■ The Goo Goo Dolls Tri-State Fairgrounds, Noon-10 p.m. El Rey Theater, Tickets: $55-$80 iors/teens, free 12 and under 7:30 p.m. Amarillo Chaves County Albuquerque Information: 432-552-4430 Information: 505-471-2261 Sandia Casino, Admission: $10 adults, $5 Courthouse, Roswell Tickets: $28 ■ Tokimonsta: The Lune ■ Olivia Newton-John Albuquerque seniors/under 13, under 6 free Admission: Free Information: 505-510-2582 Rouge Experience 8 p.m. Tickets: $35-$191 Wrist bands: $30 Information: mainstreet- ■ Last Notes: MOSC 9 p.m. Wagner Noel Performing Information: 505-796-7500 Information: 806-376-7767 roswell.org Permian Basin String Quartet El Rey Theater, Arts Center, Midland ■ New Mexico State Fair ■ Tri-State Fair 3 p.m. Albuquerque Tickets: $54-$89 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sept. 17 8 a.m.-midnight Rea Greathouse Recital Tickets: $17-$22 Information: 432-552-4430 Albuquerque ■ The Commodores Tri-State Fairgrounds, Hall, Midland Information: 505-510-2582 Admission: $10 adults, $7 8 p.m. Amarillo Tickets: $15 Oct. 3 children/seniors, free under 6 Wagner Noel Performing Admission: $10 adults, $5 Information: 432-552-4430 Sept. 29 ■ Andy Mineo, Social Club Information: 505-222-9700 Arts Center, Midland seniors/under 13, under 6 free ■ Gavin DeGraw: Raw Tour Misfits, Wordsplayed Tickets: $45-$70 Wrist bands: $30 Sept. 26 8 p.m. 7 p.m. Monday Information: 432-552-4430 Information: 806-376-7767 ■ Krewella: New World El Rey Theater, Sunshine Theater, ■ ■ Green Day, Catfish and New Mexico State Fair ■ Miss May I, Ice Nine Kills Tour Albuquerque Albuquerque the Bottlemen 10 a.m.-9 p.m. 6 p.m. 9 p.m. Tickets: $27-$100 Tickets: $19-$34 7 p.m. Albuquerque Jake’s Backroom, Lubbock El Rey Theater, Information: 505-510-2582 Information: 505-764-0249 ■ Isleta Amphitheater, Admission: $10 adults, $7 Tickets: $20 Albuquerque George Thorogood and ■ Yellow Claw: Los Albuquerque children/seniors, free under 6 Information: 806-687-5253 Tickets: $20-28 The Destroyers Rock Party Amsterdam Tour, Riot Ten Tickets: $61-$300 Information: 505-222-9700 Information: 505-510-2582 8 p.m. 9 p.m. ■ Santa Fe Renaissance Information: 505-452-5100 Sept. 23 Route 66 Casino, El Rey Theater, ■ ■ Sept. 27 Decapitated, Thy Art Is Fair Chili Cheese Festival Albuquerque Albuquerque 10 a.m.-5 p.m. ■ Twiztid: Mostasteless Tickets: $29-65 Murder, Fallujah, Ghost Bath Noon-10 p.m. Tickets: $23-$30 El Rancho de las Chaves County Tour Information: 505-352-7829 7:30 p.m. Information: 505-510-2582 Sunshine Theater, Golondrinas, Santa Fe Courthouse, Roswell 8 p.m. Albuquerque Admission: $12 adults, $10 Admission: Free El Rey Theater, Sept. 30 Oct. 5 Tickets: $20 seniors/teens, free 12 and Information: mainstreet- Albuquerque ■ Harvest Festival ■ Charlie Daniels Band Information: 505-764-0249 under roswell.org Tickets: $25-$40 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ■ New Mexico State Fair Information: 505-471-2261 ■ Tri-State Fair Information: 505-510-2582 El Rancho de las 8 p.m. Wagner Noel Performing 10 a.m.-9 p.m. ■ Tri-State Fair 8 a.m.-midnight ■ Evening with Garrison Golondrinas, Santa Fe Albuquerque 8 a.m.-midnight Tri-State Fairgrounds, Keillor Admission: $8 adults, $6 sen- Arts Center, Midland Admission: $10 adults, $7 Tri-State Fairgrounds, Amarillo 7:30 p.m. iors/teens, free 12 and under Tickets: $39-$89 children/seniors, free under 6 Amarillo Admission: $10 adults, $5 Wagner Noel Performing Information: 505-471-2261 Information: 432-552-4430 Information: 505-222-9700 Admission: $10 adults, $5 seniors/under 13, under 6 free Arts Center, Midland seniors/under 13, under 6 free Wrist bands: $30 Tickets: $49-$75 Oct. 1 Oct. 6 Tuesday Wrist bands: $30 Information: 806-376-7767 Information: 432-552-4430 ■ Panza Llena, Corazon ■ Ganja White Night ■ New Mexico State Fair Information: 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DEAR ANNIE: I am a mother of my youngest wants DEAR ADOPTER: It’s DEAR ANNIE: My son’s DEAR ONGOING: You proud mother of two loving, contact with her son — and wonderful that you’ve hon- wife is a hypochondriac and can express your concern to bright and beautiful young she kept her firstborn. So my ored your son’s birth moth- has been since I met her 10 your son and encourage him children, ages 4 and 6. They son sees his biological mother’s wishes. You might want years ago. Her pretend aches to get the opinions of a few were both adopted, and I was er and brother twice a year. to consider whether these and pains do not upset me as doctors before making such fortunate enough to hold But now I am faced with the visits would be good to con- much as her projecting ail- a major decision — but only them within hours of their problem of my beautiful, tinue in the long run. Are ments upon my son. I’m ter- tell him once. births. I am completely their Dear Annie bright little girl’s wonder- they good for your son? Do rified that she will come up mother. However, the differ- ³ ing why she does not have they confuse him? with a very unnecessary back Send your questions for ent adoption laws out there Syndicated Column another “family” that wants Open adoptions work for surgery suggestion because Annie Lane to dearannie@ have created an interesting her. She has started to ask some families. But others he has had this back pain creators.com. To find out dilemma for me. questions, and I am afraid find it overwhelming for the for over 30 years because more about Annie Lane and read features by The birth mother of my contact from either side, and of how this might affect her. kids. of a fall that happened long she made very clear that she other Creators Syndicate 6-year-old daughter re- How do you suggest I handle Decide what is best for before he met her. Should I columnists and cartoonists, quested a completely closed wants no part in this, which this situation? — ANXIOUS your family. Remember that warn my son? — ONGO- I respect. However, the birth visit the Creators Syndicate adoption. There can be no ADOPTER you are in charge. ING UNHAPPINESS website at www.creators.com. Sunday Sept. 10, 2017 Your source for complete IFESTYLES local coverage L THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS C OUR PEOPLE Doing good in children’s lives Les Ciancio lived in Oklahoma that needs to be done. The ladies at BIO as a young boy until his family work always wonder why I'm smiling went to Fort Sumner on vacation on a Monday. But I've never been ◗ Name: Les Ciancio ◗ to visit the Billy The Kid that person to sit at home trying to Age: 33 Museum. His father found work ◗ get off work. I'm always being told Profession: Entrepreneur, collection in the area in the early 1990s that I bite off more than I can chew agent which brought the Ciancio family ◗ Hometown: Clovis but I always find a way to get it to Clovis. ◗ Family: Son Alexzander Ciancio, done. Ciancio graduated from Clovis daughter Allison Ciancio. High School in 2003. Today, he enjoys coaching his son's foot- WHAT’S YOUR IDEA OF A PER- it's the best life lesson; you can get ball, baseball and basketball FECT DAY? hit in the mouth in every play. That teams. He is a board member It's going to work then coming can be life too at times. with Clovis Baseball Association, home safe and getting to spend the CBA, and partner in the Red evening with my kids; teaching them Zone League. TELL US ABOUT YOUR GREAT- new things; going to practices at the Courtesy photo Following baptism at Our EST INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISH- end of the day is always a perfect Ciancio gets a bite to eat a local restaurant with his daughter Allison Lady of Guadalupe Church, he MENT? started teaching adult education day. Ciancio. Being a parent. Being and doing classes at the church. His first all that I can for them. I've coached class was Theology of the Body. WHEN YOU WERE A KID, WHAT He got started because he said he hundreds of kids but being able to Courtesy DID YOU THINK YOU’D BE DOING have a positive impact on my own is photo felt like there was something AS AN ADULT? more that he should be doing. the greatest. Ciancio is I wanted to be an astronaut. I liked snapped He said his teaching is a blessing to help other people. to watch movies about space and MAKE UP YOUR OWN QUES- with his Ciancio is a father of two, an the science behind it was always TION AND ANSWER IT. team entrepreneur in custom coating interesting to me. The earth has after a I thought maybe you’d ask about and is employed at New Mexico already been explored so much that how I feel about the unfortunate baseball Gas Company in collections. space was always so interesting to events that have taken place in our game at me. Dean WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT town lately. How do I feel about it? Field in YOUR JOB? There are very strong opinions WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT about what should happen next but Clovis I enjoy doing my own thing. Ive YOUR FAVORITE SPORT? we have to remember that we have last always been an entrepreneur at I like whatever sport I am coach- more good people in this town than season. heart. I think that doing your own ing. I like the coaching because it we have bad and we need stick thing is a form of art. In my employ- helps keep the kids engaged in together and not let our opinions on ment job in collections I meet a lot of something positive. It teaches them how to solve a problem divide us. people and do my best to help them to be responsible and accountable. I We all have to live here and we out. don't think any sport is greater than should be peaceful. the other to me because from all WHAT DON’T YOU LIKE ABOUT them accountability can be learned TELL US ABOUT YOUR YOUR JOB? and taught in a way that's not taught There's not really anything I don't at home. But if I have to pick a like because I know it's something favorite, it would be football because PEOPLE on Page 3C

Courtyesy photos Above: Ciancio and team look on at Hike it Spike it in May in Roswell.

Right: Ciancio directs during a time out at a High Plains Hoops basketball game.

I’ll hold on to my orange Osweiler jersey ate, they say, is fickle. Manning. attire. I screamed a good bit dur- getting some of Houston’s picks Fate in football can some- Osweiler took full advantage of ing that game and by the time the and no one held out much of a Ftimes be fabulously fickle. future Hall of Famer Manning’s Karl coach pulled the unschooled sig- chance he would ever play in So it is with the return of quar- experience and learned well and nal caller I had removed the new Cleveland. Sure enough, he was terback Brock Osweiler to the remained patient. Finally in Terry jersey and gone to the closet to waived this week and Elway, who Denver Bronco’s locker room this November of 2015 he got his big ◆ find the Manning garb. left the bidding on Osweiler at $12 week. He’s back where he really chance when the aging and Local Enough folks knew about that million a year, picked him up for wanted to be all along and he’s injured Manning finally got columnist jersey that I’ve taken a load of the league minimum of $775,000. being paid what he and his agent pulled. grief over it, especially when Cleveland is on the hook for the thought he was worth, he just got He played pretty good in the Osweiler left the Broncos in free remaining $15.2 he’s owed. it all along with the title backup run toward the playoffs but fal- December and ordered a No. 17 agency for Houston and a jaw- That’s right, Elway did what quarterback. tered in the last regular season Osweiler jersey in bright orange dropping $72 million contract. I President Trump hasn’t been able The Broncos drafted the lanky game with home-field advantage as a Christmas present. offered to sell that jersey to all to do with his border wall — he signal caller in the second round on the line. Back to the bench By Christmas things had obvi- the Texans fans I knew with no signed Brock Osweiler and of the 2012 draft and he was where he watched as Manning led ously gotten a little bit more takers. Cleveland paid for it. anointed as heir apparent as the team to a Super Bowl win. dicey in the quarterback depart- Osweiler was not a success in I pity any Browns fan who owns General Manager John Elway did During that run toward the ment so I’ll admit as I pulled it Houston. In fact, most considered a No. 17 Osweiler jersey. As for a reset of his beloved Broncos. playoffs I’ll admit I was pretty out of the wrapped box I was him a washout and the worst deal my orange Osweiler jersey, it’s off Osweiler’s chances of starting pumped with the way he was hoping it was actually a Manning any team had ever made. They the market — for now. anytime soon were dashed as playing and might have remarked jersey. traded him at the end of the sea- Elway also made the deal that something to the effect of his I put it on anyway during that son to the Cleveland Browns. To Karl Terry writes for Clovis even made Donald Trump jealous being our future. My wife heard fateful last regular season game, the Browns, who had salary cap Media Inc. Contact him at: when he landed free-agent Peyton this in late November or early sending out a selfie in my new to spare, he was just a means of [email protected] PAGE 2C ✦ SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 LIFESTYLES THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Get the cool factor in fall fashion Freeze frame here's nothing that names wearing oversized goodie. The fanny pack is I'm more fond of in blazers. Shoulder pads and back. Vogue is calling it the Tfashion than mixing D’Nieka all, an oversized plaid blazer new "it bag." This throw- and matching accessories is the look for fall. 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A delicate always give a spark to a fashion challenge. out for these looks this fall. choker mixed with a few bare and otherwise boring Predictable fashion can be braided chains is a timeless neckline. boring. It’s more fun to try D’Nieka Hartsfield writes look and is always stylish. Oversized blazers — If something new. for The Eastern New Charm necklaces, beads and you browse any fashion Fanny Pack — Talk about Mexico News. Contact her Casablanca chains are also magazine online or in print, trying something new. Well, at [email protected] great layering pieces that you'll see your household this one is an oldie but or find her Facebook.

Discover desert pizza recipes on show Courtesy photo nformation on pizza that is. She’ll show a and re-blending them. Each The Portales Kiwanis Club inducted two new members, decorating a monthly Black Forest pizza, a Rocky method has pros and cons. Dr. Robert Elliot and his wife Xiaolei Chen. Xiaolei is Iplanner, quilting with Sheryl Road variety and a peanut With melt and pour soap the clubs first international member; she is from China. heavier fabrics and making butter pizza, and each one is making, you buy pre-made Xiaole,i with the power of video recording, made a brief your own soaps will be the Borden a fun and delicious dessert. ◆ blocks of uncolored, unscented presentation about herself and women in China. featured topics on “Creative Designer and digitizer Creative Laura Waterfield, owner of soap “base” from a craft store Living” on Tuesday at 9:30 Living p.m. and on Thursday at Laura’s Sewing Studio, will or soap supplier. Melt the soap noon. (All times are demonstrate punch needle base in the microwave or a Mountain.) and machine embroidery double boiler and then add Marjolaine Walker is the ods you can use. He’ll talk techniques. She has several your fragrance, color and/or about the tools and equip- owner and designer of beautiful examples of cloth- additives. Put it in a mold, and Twelve Stones ment needed and show how ing featuring this technique to customize your soaps. voila, you’re done. This is an Scrapbooking. She’s going to show. Waterfield lives in Fisher is writing his own easy and inexpensive way to to show how to decorate a Tomball, Texas. book about the basics of start making soap. There is no monthly calendar page with soap making. He is from stickers and scrapbooking How to make need to deal with dangerous Dallas, Texas. lye mixtures and you don’t supplies. She’ll also show Information on becoming how to make a dashboard homemade soap need a lot of ingredients to a more memorable person, Making your own soap at with an inspirational mes- making dessert pizzas and start. The soap is ready to use home is easy, frugal, creative sage. To do lists are more punch needle and machine as soon as it hardens. The fun to follow when they are embroidery will be the fea- and fulfilling. There’s something cons of this method are no appealing to look at. Walker tured topics on “Creative really marvelous about taking a control over your ingredients is from Ottawa, Canada. Living” on Tuesday at noon bar of your own homemade and your soap is only as good Dorothy Brown, owner of and on Saturday at 2 p.m. soap into the bath or shower the International Fabric as the base you purchase. Melt Author and speaker with you. There are four basic Collection, will show how and pour is not quite as “natu- Ruthie Dearing has written a methods for making soap at to quilt using heavier, darker book titled “On Being ral” as other methods. For fabrics, much like those the Memorable: Nine Keys for home. Melt and pour — melt more information, see David Amish used in their quilting. Exceptional Change,” and pre-made blocks of soap and Fisher’s videos on YouTube. Her examples feature either she’s going to talk about our add your own fragrance. Cold heavy cotton or wool that potential to change and how process is the most common — “Creative Living" is pro- has been used for quilting. to create a “picture” of making soap from scratch with duced and hosted by Brown lives in Erie, yourself. She is from oils and lye. Hot process is a Sheryl Borden. The show Pennsylvania. Albuquerque. variation of cold process where is carried by more than 118 David Fisher is a self- Nancy Siler is with PBS stations in the United Courtesy photo the soap is actually cooking in taught soap maker, and he’s Wilton Brands in States, Canada, Guam and Paul Lockman, professor of sociology, gave an interest- going to demonstrate the Woodridge, Illinois, and a crock pot or oven, and Puerto Rico and is distrib- ing presentation of his travels. He was gone for 90 days basics of soap making and she’s going to demonstrate rebatching or grinding up bars uted by Westlink, explain the different meth- making pizza — brownie of soap, adding milk or water, Albuquerque. and visited many different countries and cultures. School menus Clovis Elementary chicken sandwich, baked fries with beans. Lunch — Taco, pinto beans, man- ■ Breakfast includes juice. All Monday: Breakfast — Breakfast fresh broccoli w/ranch, seasonal Wednesday: Breakfast — darin oranges. meals include milk. pizza. Lunch — Spaghetti w/meat fresh fruit, whole wheat roll. French toast sticks. Lunch — Wednesday: Breakfast — sauce, garden salad, mini carrots Friday: No school - Cheeseburger, tater tots. Pancake on a stick. Lunch — Steak Portales Secondary w/ranch, orange smiles. Parent/teacher conferences Thursday: Breakfast — Biscuits fingers w/gravy, corn, rolls, pears. Monday: Breakfast — Cereal, ■ Tuesday: Breakfast — Donut. Breakfast includes 100 percent w/gravy. Lunch — Pizza, green Thursday: Breakfast — cheese stick, raisins. Lunch — Lunch — Turkey and cheese crois- fruit juice, fresh fruit, milk, choice of beans, carrot sticks, salad. Scrambled eggs, sausage patty, Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes sant, veggie dippers w/ranch, fresh cereal, toast or graham cracker. ■ Breakfast includes fruit or peaches. Lunch — Hot dog or chili w/gravy, roll, mixed fruit or pizza, apple, oatmeal cookie. Salad bar offered daily. juice. Milk, fruit served with every dog, green beans, peaches. fries, salad w/tomatoes/cucumbers, ■ Wednesday: Breakfast — meal. Breakfast includes yogurt, gra- mixed fruit. Frudel. Lunch — Mac and cheese, Clovis Secondary nola bar, fruit, cereal, variety of Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast seasoned green beans, veggie Monday: Breakfast — Waffle. Elida juice. Lunch includes mixed salad, bar, graham cracker, applesauce. fresh vegetables, croutons, crack- slices w/ranch, seasonal fresh fruit, Lunch — Choice of bean burrito Monday: Breakfast — French Lunch — Hamburger, lettuce/toma- ers, chips w/salsa. Milk served with whole wheat roll. w/salsa, pizza, chicken chef salad, toast sticks, sausage, fruit. Lunch to, fries, pineapple or Asian chick- every meal. Thursday: Breakfast — Waffle. cheeseburger/hamburger, burrito, — Corndog, corn on the cob, salad, en, rice, broccoli and carrots, Lunch — Chili cheese fries, fresh spicy chicken sandwich with garden cookie. pineapple, roll, rice crispy treat. broccoli w/ranch, seasonal fresh salad w/ranch, mexicorn, banana Tuesday: Breakfast — Bagel, Melrose Wednesday: Breakfast — French fruit. pudding, seasonal fresh fruit. fruit. Lunch — Spaghetti, peas, Monday: Breakfast — Cheese toast, apples. Lunch — Spaghetti, Friday: No school - Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast salad, bread sticks, Jell-O. quesadilla, juice. Lunch — Chicken green beans, roll, oranges or chick- Parent/teacher conferences wrap. Lunch — Choice of chicken Wednesday: Breakfast — stir fry w/rice, egg rolls, pineapple en quesadilla, refried beans salad ■ Breakfast includes 100 percent and broccoli penne, pizza, ham chef Biscuits and gravy, fruit. Lunch — tidbits. w/tomato, oranges. fruit juice, fresh fruit, milk, choice of salad, cheeseburger/hamburger, Turkey pot pie, mixed vegetables, Tuesday: Breakfast — Pancake Thursday: Breakfast — Omelet cereal, toast or graham cracker. Lunch corn dog, spicy chicken sandwich, salad, applesauce. porkie, juice. — Salisbury w/flour tortilla, banana. Lunch — Salad bar offered daily. baked fries with garden salad, mini steak, baby carrots, mashed pota- Thursday: Breakfast — Eggs, Ham and cheese sandwich, carrots w/ranch, seasonal fresh fruit. toes, rolls, applesauce. toast, fruit. Lunch — Grilled cheese lettuce/tomato, carrots, chips, Wednesday: Breakfast — Wednesday: Breakfast — Clovis Middle sandwich, chips, salad, cookie. slushie or cheese nachos, pinto Pancake sausage on a stick. Lunch Muffins, fruit. Lunch — Chicken Monday: Breakfast — Pancake ■ Breakfast includes juice, cere- beans, carrots, slushie. — Choice of pulled pork sandwich, patty sandwich, corn on the cob, sausage on a stick. Lunch — al. Lunch includes salad. Milk, fruit Friday: Breakfast — Mini waffles, pizza, Hawaiian chicken chef salad, grapes. Choice of spaghetti w/meat sauce, served with every meal. raisins. Lunch — Pig in a blanket, cheeseburger/hamburger, deli sand- Thursday: Breakfast — Assorted pizza, chicken chef salad, cheese- baked beans, broccoli, peaches or wich, spicy chicken sandwich, fruit. Lunch — Chef salad w/ham, burger/hamburger, burrito, spicy Floyd chicken sandwich, fries, broccoli, chicken sandwich with garden salsa, baked fries with sliced tomatoes, fruit. Monday: Breakfast — Pancakes. peaches. mini carrots w/ranch, chilled pears, celery sticks w/ranch, seasonal ■ Breakfast includes cereal, toast Lunch — Sloppy Joe, English peas, ■ Breakfast includes juice. All garlic roll. fresh fruit, cake. w/jelly. Milk served with every meal. peaches. meals include milk. Tuesday: Breakfast — Donut. Thursday: Breakfast — Apple Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast Lunch — Choice of ham and cinnamon bread. Lunch — Choice Portales Elementary burrito. Lunch — Poor man’s steak, cheese wrap, pizza, ham chef salad, of spaghetti w/meat sauce, pizza, Monday: Breakfast — Cereal, Texico rolls, broccoli, chilled pears. cheeseburger/hamburger, corn dog, turkey chef salad, cheese stick, raisins. Lunch — Monday: Breakfast — PBJ sand- Wednesday: Breakfast — spicy chicken sandwich, baked fries cheeseburger/hamburger, BBQ Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes wich, pineapple. Lunch — Frito pie, Banana bread square. Lunch — with baked tater tots, celery stix porky rib sandwich, spicy chicken w/gravy, roll, mixed fruit. pinto beans, jalapenos, lettuce/toma- Chicken fajitas, mixed fruit, refried w/ranch, seasonal fresh fruit, cook- sandwich, baked fries with garden Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast to, peaches. beans. ie. salad w/ranch, seasoned corn, bar, graham cracker, applesauce. Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast Thursday: Breakfast Wednesday: Breakfast — Ham chilled mixed fruit, whole wheat roll. — Sausage Lunch — Hamburger, lettuce/toma- sandwich, mixed fruit. Lunch — and cheese breakfast sandwich. Friday: Breakfast — No school - and egg casserole. Lunch — Hot to, fries, pineapple. Chicken quesadillas, lettuce/tomato, Lunch — Choice of mac and Parent/teacher conferences dogs, tater tots, chilled pears, baked Wednesday: Breakfast — salsa, corn, strawberries. cheese, pizza, Hawaiian chicken ■ Breakfast includes 100 percent beans. French toast, apples. Lunch — Wednesday: Breakfast — ■ chef salad, cheeseburger/hamburg- fruit juice, fresh fruit, milk, choice of Breakfast includes assorted Spaghetti, green beans, roll, Pancake on a stick, dried apricots. er, deli sandwich, spicy chicken cereal, toast or graham cracker. fruit, juice, cereal. Lunch includes oranges. Lunch — Steak fingers w/gravy, sandwich, baked fries with sea- Salad bar offered daily. salad. Milk served with every meal. Thursday: Breakfast — Omelet mashed potatoes, green beans, soned green beans, veggie slices w/flour tortilla, banana. Lunch — rolls. w/ranch, Jell-O, whole wheat roll, Dora House Ham and cheese sandwich, Thursday: Breakfast — seasonal fresh fruit. Monday: Breakfast —Sausage Monday: Breakfast — Cinnamon lettuce/tomato, carrots, chips, Breakfast burrito, apples. Lunch — Thursday: Breakfast — Bean biscuit. Lunch — Chicken nuggets, toast, mixed fruit, sausage patty. slushie. Hot dog or chili dog, tater tots, pickle burrito. Lunch — Choice of chili mashed potatoes w/gravy, broccoli, Lunch — Chicken wrap, carrots, Friday: Breakfast — Mini waf- spear, oranges. cheese fries, pizza, turkey chef salad. pineapple chunks. fles, raisins. Lunch — Pig in a blan- ■ Breakfast includes assorted salad, cheeseburger/hamburger, Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast Tuesday: Breakfast — ket, baked beans, broccoli, peach- fruit, juice, cereal. Lunch served with BBQ porky rib sandwich, spicy pizza. Lunch — Tacos, ranch Quesadilla, mandarin oranges. es. fruit. Milk served with every meal. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LIFESTYLES SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3C COMMUNITY CALENDAR Portales Portales Lions Club — Emmanuel Baptist Church. La Casa Family Health and third Tuesdays at Mental lems and solutions about par- Noon first and third Thursday Love the Lord? Non-denomi- Center, 1515 W Fir. Health Resources, 300 East enting. Information: Monica Clubs/organizations of each month at Portales national prayer warriors, Information: (575) 356-6695. First Street. Information: 850- Hayes at 575-693-5867. 9 to 5 Club meeting — Senior Center, Industrial Praying for Portales. 797-1153 Third Tuesday each month. Drive. Information: 575-760- Information: 575-356-3588. Support groups Diabetic Support — 6 p.m. Seniors Information: 575-356-2132 2417 Starlight Square Dance Al-Anon: Serenity Circle Tuesdays at the auditorium, Portales Senior Dance — Bethel Club meeting — 2 Portales Masonic Lodge Club — 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays — 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at La Casa Family Health 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Saturdays at p.m. second Tuesday each No. 26 — 7:30 p.m. every at Portales Senior Citizens Presbyterian Church, 108 Center, 1515 W Fir. Portales Senior Center, 421 month. Information: 575-356- fourth Monday each month, Center, 421 North Industrial. South Ave. F. Information: 575-356-6695. N. Industrial Drive. Live band 4519. 117 East 3rd Street. All Information: 575-760-1170. Al -Anon: Twisted Sisters Divorce Care — 6:15 p.m. and potluck. $5. Information: Causey Club meeting — Masons welcome. United Daughters of the group — 6 p.m. women only, Wednesdays at First United 575-356-8741. Second Monday of each Information: Vern Newlin 575- Confederacy — Noon first Mondays. Information: 575- Methodist Church parlor. Seniors commodity distri- month. Information: 575-276- 626-4408 Saturday of each month. 769-6052. Support/recovery for those bution — 8 a.m.-noon third 4220 Portales Traditional Jam Information: 575-742-0307. Alcoholics Anonymous going through divorce. Wednesday of each month at Elida Club meeting — — 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Sundays at Women’s Community AA — Willow group — 6 p.m Information: 575-356-8597. Los Abuelitos Senior Center. Second Thursday of each Wesley Foundation, 1417 S. Prayer Alliance luncheon — Tuesday, Wednesday, Grief support — 6 p.m. Food distributed to people age month. Information: 575-607- Ave. K. Old time, bluegrass, 11:45 a.m. third Wednesday Thursday, Saturday at Central Mondays at First United 60 and up. Application: 575- 6157 Celtic music. All instruments, each month ar Victory Life Christian Church, 1528 S. Methodist Church. 356-5056 or at the senior cen- Friendship Club Meeting ages and skills welcome. Coffee House. Information: Main Street. Lamplighters Information: Dr. Keith Wilks at ter, 1515 W. Fir Street. — 1 p.m. second Wednesday Information: 575-356-1051. 575-359-0050. group — 7:30 p.m. Fridays [email protected] or Square dance lessons — of each month. Information: Promise Keepers — 5:45 and Sundays at Church of 356-8597. 7 p.m. Tuesdays Starlight 575-973-2007 a.m. Mark’s Grill, 1126 W. Education Christ Student Center, 207 S. Hope for Hurting Women Swingers offers square dance High Plains Breastfeeding First Street. Information: John Blackwater Draw Museum Ave. K. Men’s group — 6 p.m. — 6 p.m. Tuesdays at 1513 S. lessons at the Portales Senior Alliance — Weekly play Pugh 575-799-2000. — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday- men only Mondays at Church Roosevelt Rd. 3. Prayer, sup- Center, 421 Industrial Drive. group, location and times Roosevelt County Saturday; noon to 5 p.m. of Christ student Center, 207 port and encouragement for Call 575-356-5509 or 575- vary. Information: Heidi Literacy Council — 10 a.m.-3 Sunday. Information: 575-562- S. Ave. K. Information: 575- women. Information: 575-760- 477-2318. Zamora at 575-763-7964. p.m. Monday-Friday at 2202. 769-6052. 0598. Masonic Lodge No. 26 — Portales Public Library. Free Bereavement Group — 1 Lamp Lighters Women’s Volunteer 7:30 p.m. fourth Monday each GED, ABE, ESL and citizen- Health p.m.-2 p.m. second and fourth Group of A.A. — 7:30 p.m. Interim Healthcare Home month, regular communica- ship classes. Volunteers ENMRSH — 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday each month. Plains Monday, Thursday and Friday Care & Hospice — 2300 N tion, 117 East 3rd Street. All needed. Information: 575-356- Monday-Friday free develop- Regional Medical Center at Trinity Church, 601 Avenue Main St., Suite 19A, Clovis. Masons welcome. Infomation: 8500. ment screening for infants Home Health/Hospice, 1701 B. Information: 575-769-6028. Minimum requirement two Vern Newlin 575-626-4408 Roosevelt County from birth to 35 months. Call S. Ave. P. Support group for Milagro Group of N.A. — hours per month. Walk-ins Mood Elevators fellow- Association of Educational 575-742-9032 in people whose loved ones 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays, 6 p.m. welcome. Contact Angela ship group — 3 p.m. Sunday Retirees — 2 p.m. third Clovis/Portales, 575-487- have died and who would like Sundays at 1427 E. Amazon. Laumbach, Volunteer at Bowl-A-Matic in Fort Thursday each month at L.C. 2372 in Logan, 575-461-0212 help coping with grief, loss Information: 575-309-7593. Recruitment Coordinator at Sumner, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Cozzens administrative in Tucumcari and 575-472- and living again. Information: Narcotics Anonymous NA 575-763-9728 or 575-714- the Calvary Baptist Church offices, Zia Room. 3111 in Santa Rosa. Sandy Turner at 575-769- — 6:30 p.m. Mondays and 5000. Fellowship Hall. Meetings Information: 575-799-9615. HIV/STD testing — By 7399. Saturdays at Christian subject to change. Roosevelt and Curry appointment Monday-Friday Brain Injury Support — 6 Campus House, 223 South To update or add items to Information: 575-478-2525. County Right to Life — Call at Roosevelt County Health p.m. Thursdays at Wesley Avenue K. Information: Rick the community calendar, Peanut Valley for time and place. Office, 1513 W. Fir Street. Foundation Building. Contact B. at 575-309-7593 please contact the news- Toastmasters — 7 p.m. Information: 575-714-0455 or Information: 575-356-4453. 575-359-1964 or karlathere- Parents Anonymous — 7 room at 575-356-4481 or Thursdays at ENMU broad- 575-714-0160 Pregnancy and TB Tests [email protected]. p.m. Tuesdays at 1411 S. Ave. email: cast center. Information: Seasoned Prayer Warriors — 8 a.m.-11 a.m. and 1 p.m.- Cancer survivors/care- O. Parents can share their mmontgomery Donna Labatt 575-799-3215. — Noon each Wednesday at 4 p.m. Monday-Wednesday at givers support — 5 p.m. first questions, concerns, prob- @thenews.email Freeze frame Senior calendar Baxter Curren Senior Center Friday: Pork chop w/diced tomato, p.m.-3 p.m. jam/potluck, last Friday each 908 Hickory, Clovis baked potatoe, salad w/dressing, wheat month Sunday: 2 p.m. gospel sing bread w/margarine, peaches Monday: 8:30 a.m. exercise class, 10 Los Abuelitos Senior Center a.m. jewelry pals, noon pinochle, 1 p.m. Friendship Senior Center 1515 W. Fir St., Portales line dance, 5 p.m. business meeting, 901 West 13th St., Clovis Sunday: Portales dance 5:30 p.m. potluck, 6 p.m. social night Monday: Daily activities Monday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. bingo Tuesday: 8 a.m. quilting, noon pinochle Tuesday: Daily activities, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday: Daily activities 101, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. exercise equipment, 6 happy crafty crew Wednesday: Daily activities p.m. musical Wednesday: Daily activities, 9 a.m.-4 Thursday: Daily activities Wednesday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. exercise p.m. happy crafty crew, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Friday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. loteria equipment, 8:30 a.m. exercise class, 10 Mexican train, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. garage sale Daily activities: 10:30 a.m. exercise, a.m. sewing, 1 p.m. crafts Thursday: Daily activities sewing/crafts, 8-ball pool Thursday: 8 a.m. blood pressure, 8 Friday: Daily activities, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Other activities: 11 a.m. general meet- a.m. eggs, gravy and biscuits $4, 8:45 a.m. blood pressure check, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. bingo ing, second Thursday each month, 1 p.m.- board meeting, 8:45 a.m. pinochle 101, 1 Daily activities: 9 a.m.-11 a.m. coffee 5 p.m. dance, second Sunday each month, Courtesy photo p.m. bingo, 6 p.m. line dance klatch, crafts, 8-ball pool, exercise equip- 8 a.m.-noon commodities, third Past President David Briseño of the Clovis El Desayuno Friday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. exercise equipment Wednesday each month for ages 60-plus, Kiwanis Foundation, left, presents a donation to ment, 8:30 a.m. exercise class,10 a.m. blood pressure on Tuesday, Wednesday Sydnee Horton, forensic interviewer, and Laura Lucero, needle gang, noon pinochle, 7 p.m. La Casa Senior Center and Friday, applications at 1515 West Fir director, of The Oasis Children's Advocacy. The dona- Hawaiian dance — Outlaws 1120 Cameo St., Clovis St. A. Information: 575-356-5056 tion will be used to update interview equipment and Saturday: 4 p.m. game night Sunday: Portales dance supplies. Daily activities: 8-ball pool Monday: Daily activities, 9 a.m. exer- Portales Senior Center cise, 1 p.m. bingo 421 N. Industrial Dr., Portales Community Senior Center Tuesday: Daily activities, 10 a.m. Monday: 8 a.m.-9 a.m. exercise, 9 a.m. 1100 Community Way, Portales board meeting, 11 a.m. general meeting, games Club notes Monday: Green chile pork stew, mexi- 1 p.m. bingo Tuesday: 8 a.m. quilting, 9 a.m. bridge Beta Phi unteers assist anywhere from corn, salad w/dressing, flour tortilla, warm Wednesday: Daily activities, 10 a.m. Wednesday: 8 a.m. exercise, 9 a.m. 25 to 500 people at any cinnamon apples exercise, 1 p.m. bingo card games Six members, Collene given time. There are a few Tuesday: Swiss steak, yams, cabbage, Thursday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. loteria Thursday: Noon lunch; potluck, 2 p.m. Baldwin, Laura Loflin, Patsy houses that have been donat- wheat bread w/margarine, pineapple Friday: Garage sale Mexican train dominoes Lorenz, Royce Lorenz, ed and renovated in Portales Beverly Miller and Suzy Wednesday: Breakfast for lunch: Daily activities: Sewing/crafts, 8-ball Friday: 8 a.m. exercise, 9 a.m. card and Clovis to temporarily Biscuits w/gravy, sausage patty, scrambled pool games, 1 p.m. dominoes Moore, along with guest house these vets, but there is Wendy D. J. Slaughter, an extensive project in eggs, cubed potatoes, banana Other activities: 11 a.m. general meet- Daily: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. weekday games, attended the Beta Phi meet- development to build long- Thursday: Lasagna, mixed vegetables, ing second Tuesday each month, 1 p.m.-5 noon pool (cards, Mexican Train dominos, ing at Collene Baldwin’s term housing in Clovis. The saltines, orange, applesauce walnut cake p.m. dance, third Sunday each month, 1 etc.) home. A potluck lunch was Community Outreach is served. Royce Lorenz located at 913 Mitchell YEARS? received his first pearl and where vets can receive help Collene Baldwin received getting the necessary paper- People I live a pretty humble and her 35-year pin. work completed to receive from Page 1C straight forward life and I don't disability. Transportation to really have any big plans. My FAVORITE PLACE TO TRAV- Curry County Amarillo and Lubbock is kids will be in high school and Retired Educators provided as needed and EL? everything is free of charge I don’t really like to travel. I college by that time. I just want Introduced by Andrea to the vet. have really wanted to go on a to continue to be involved in Bigelow, Mr. Tommy Knight We invite all retired Curry mission to the holy land if time their everyday lives and be sup- shared his extensive back- County teachers to join us at and money permits. That's been portive. ground and experience K-Bob's at 11 a.m. for lunch, working with the homeless 11:30 a.m. for the program. on my mind the most lately. vet population through Our next meeting will be — Compiled by AmVets, WorkForce, CCC, Oct. 3. Topic: NMAER WHAT DO YOU ENVISION The News Correspondent and ENMU. He and his vol- Convention YOUR LIFE BEING LIKE IN 10 D'Nieka Hartsfield Weddings Poulin-Williford Kevin Poulin and Sara Williford, Poulin and the late Amanda Poulin both of Clovis, were joined in mar- of Clovis. riage Sept. 3, 2017, at Two Rivers Patty Santiago served as the Park in Ruidoso. maid of honor. Pastor Robert Fontenot per- The ring bearer was Sidney formed the double ring ceremony. Santiago. The bride is the daughter of Joe The groom is a procurement Williford of Brownswood, Texas, agent for Southwest Cheese. and Elaine Williford of Clovis. She The bride is adult services librar- is the granddaughter of Janice ian at Clovis-Carver Public Library. Hudspeth. The couple will reside in Clovis, The groom is the son of David and are planning a local reception. PAGE 4C ✦ SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 LIFESTYLES THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS COMMUNITY CALENDAR Clovis Church. Open to all quilters, Center. Information: 575-763- 25 Hope Center. Information: Senior Rochelle Iovinelli 575-762-8700. Charity beginners to advanced. 7725. 575-763-7725. Baxter-Curren Bingo — 1 Children’s domestic vio- Information: Shelley Winn 575- Grady Alpha Extension p.m. Thursdays at 908 Hickory. lence survivors — 6 p.m.-8 Food and clothing — 9 a.m. 763-4398 Homemakers Club — 1:30 p.m. Education Information: 575-762-3631 p.m. Thursdays at Hartley - 10:30 a.m., Saturdays, Bread Clovis Shrine Club — Noon first Thursday each month at Baxter-Curren Jam Session House, 900 Main Street for ages of Life Ministries, Matt 25 Hope AARP Smart Driver Safety Mondays at K-Bob’s Grady Senior Center. 4 and older. Information: 575- Center. Information: 575-762- Program — 8 a.m.-noon. third — 6 p.m. Tuesdays at 908 Steakhouse, 1600 Mabry Drive. Information: Katy Machechnie 2843. Tuesdays in January, March, Hickory. Instrument playing. 762-0050. All Shriners welcome. 575-799-5117. Lighthouse Mission — 9 May, September and November Information: 575-762-3631. Christian intervention — 7 Information: Jerry Shade 575- Gold Wing Road Riders a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.-3:30 at Clovis Community College, Baxter-Curren Gospel p.m. Fridays at Calvary 762-3781. Association — 6:30 p.m. first p.m. clothing giveaway, Monday room 101, unless otherwise Singing — 2 p.m. second Tabernacle United Pentecostal ‘Coffeehouse’ open mic Saturday each month at Red through Friday, 407 L. Casillas scheduled. Pre-registration rec- Sunday each month at 908 Church, 212 Ash Street. night — 7 p.m. second Saturday Lobster. Information: Tom Blvd. Information: 575-762- ommended. Fees: $15 mem- Hickory. Information: 575-762- Information: 575-769-0329. each month except December at Weingates at 575-762-5445. 1933. bers, $20 non-members 3631. Defensive driving class — First United Methodist Church. High Plains Drifters Curry County Crime (payable by check only). Baxter-Curren Friday Night 8:30 a.m. registration, $50, 9 Share your Christian favorites. Motorcycle Club — 8 a.m. Stoppers — Help take a bite out Register by phone: David Tanner Dance — 7 p.m. Fridays, $4 or a.m. class third Saturday of each Information: 575-799-2696 Saturdays and 6 p.m. second of crime. Cash rewards for 575-769-1468 $5 entry fee, 40 + or older only, month at Matt 25. Information: Community Bible Study — Thursday each month at various anonymous tips. Information: CPR and First Aid Classes 908 Hickory. Information: 575- Ken Osweld, 575-760-4261 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. locations. All bikes and non- 575-763-7000. — 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. third 762-3631. Double Trouble In Recovery Wednesdays. An interdenomina- members welcome. Information: Saturday each month for AHA Friendship Senior Center — 12-Step Program — Noon-1 tional Women’s Bible study. Gary Baker 575-799-1993 for Clubs/organizations HeartSaver and BLS classes. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. sewing craft class p.m. Fridays at Mental Health Open to women of all denomina- locations. Four different classes you can Wednesdays; 11 a.m.-1 p.m. American Legion Unit 25 — Resources, 1100 West 21st. tions and Bible knowledge. High Plains Patriots — 7 take. Fee includes course book blood pressure checks every 7 p.m. ladies auxiliary meeting Double Trouble In Recovery is a Central Baptist Church, 2501 N. p.m. last Thursday each month and completion card. Please call Friday; 1 p.m.-4 p.m. dominos third Wednesday each month; 7 12-step program that focuses on Norris Street. Children's classes at Master’s Center. Information: for the fees. Information: 575- every Tuesday; 1 p.m.-4 p.m. a.m.-11 a.m. first Saturday each dually diagnosed individuals that for infant to age 5 and special Tim Ashley 575-760-5423 or 742-3031 or 575-799-4114. Mexican Train every month, $6 breakfast, open to the may have a problem with alco- classes for home schoolers www.highplainspatriots.com Clovis Municipal Schools Wednesday. 1 p.m.-3 p.m. bingo public; 2 p.m. Sundays and 7 hol, drugs, or mental illness. All through school year only. Hi-Plains Toastmasters Early Intervention Services — every Friday. 901 W. 13th Street. p.m. Tuesdays, bingo; 9 p.m.-1 are welcome. Information: 575- Information: 575-760-8565. Club — 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Developmental screenings by Information: 575-769-7913. a.m. dance every Friday. 2400 309-1865 or 575-749-9446 Cub Scout Pack 411 — 6:30 Wheatfields Senior Living referral for children age 2-5 with Friendship Senior Center West Seventh Street. Domestic Violence p.m. Tuesdays at First United Community, theater room on suspected disabilities at Student General meeting — 3:30 p.m. Information: 575-763-5392. Survivors Methodist Church, Sycamore. second floor, 4701 N Prince every last Tuesday each month — 6 p.m.-8 p.m. American Legion Post 117 Support Center, 1600 Sutter Information: Michelle Bjorklund Street. Speaking and leadership at 901 W. 13th Street. Thursdays at Hartley House, — 5:30 p.m. ladies auxiliary Place. No charge to families. 248-790-3126. club. Information: Donna Labatt Information: 575-769-7913. 900 Main Street. Information: meeting first Tuesday each Information: Mayte Flores 575- Curry County Republican 575-799-3215 or Kevin Wilson New Mexico Senior 575-762-0050. month, 2900 W. Grand Ave. 769-4490. Women — 11:30 a.m. second 575-760-9616. Olympics Enhance Fitness — Grief and Bereavement — Information: 575-309-5673; 6:30 Eastern Plains Headstart — Tuesday each month at K-Bob’s Home at Heart — 6 p.m. third 9:45 a.m. first class, 11 a.m. 10 a.m. Saturdays at Interim p.m. bingo at Red Arrow bingo 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at 901 Martin Steakhouse, 1600 Mabry Drive. Tuesday each month at 21st St. second class, Monday, Tuesday Hospice, 2300 N. Main Street. hall, 320 W. 21st Street. Doors Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Open Information: Judy Jennings 575- Church of Christ. Information: and Thursday at Clovis Wellness Six week program. Information: open two hours early. enrollment for children ages 3 to 762-2524 or 575-763-4390 Jana Hudson at 575-639-1581 Center, 1700 East Seventh Chaplain Tamara Jaffe 575-763- Information: 575-763-4030 5 years old. Deadline by August. Curry County Health International Defensive Street. Class participants make 9728 AMVETS Post 14 — 6 p.m. Information: 575-742-3426. Council — 3 p.m.-4 p.m. every Pistol Association — 12:30 a 16-week commitment, free ini- GriefShare-Grief recovery ladies auxiliary meeting first GED classes — 8:30 a.m. - third Thursday each month at p.m. third weekend each month. tial assessment. Free to seniors — 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Wednesdays at Tuesdays monthly; 7 p.m. Sons 11:45 a.m. or 5 p.m.-8 p.m. Hartley House, 900 N. Main Shooting in Muleshoe. Map: bor- 50 and older. Jolene Fox Central Baptist Church, 2105 N. of AMVETS meeting second Monday-Thursday at Clovis Street. Information: 575-763- der-sport-shooters.org. Information: 575-749-5187. Norris Street, room 203. Tuesdays monthly; 7 p.m. Community College. 8-week 6009. Information: Joe Stanford 806- Wheatfields Senior Living Repeating 13-week program for AMVETS meeting third classes. Must register. New stu- Daughters of the American 777-2217. Community — 2 p.m. dance those greiving the death of a Tuesdays monthly; 5:30 p.m. dents must attend orientation. Revolution — 10 a.m. second Joint Veterans Council — 7 with Curry County Outlaws loved one. Videos by leading Riders meeting second Information: 575-769-4095. Saturday each month p.m. meetings first Wednesdays Concert every second Sunday of Saturdays monthly. All meetings Parenting classes — 2 p.m.- authors and counselors, fol- September through June. monthly at various locations. the month; 7 a.m. men’s break- at Post 14, 2010 West Seventh 4 p.m. Tuesdays at Hartley lowed by small discussion Information or venue: Pam Call for information: 575-749- fast club Tuesdays. 4701 N. Street. Information: 575-762- House, 900 Main Street. groups. Dinner availiable at 5 Wallace 575-760-2127 or Nancy 3628 9355 Information: 575-762-0050. Prince Street. RSVP with p.m., $4. Child care also avail- Bauder 575-769-3146. Just Us Club— 5:30 p.m. Border Sport Shooters (an QPR Suicide Prevention Rochelle Iovinelli 575-762-8700 able. Information: 575-762-4727 Disabled American second Tuesday each month at IDPA Club) — 5:30 p.m. third Training — 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Parkinsons Support Veterans Chapter 6 — 7 p.m. First United Methodist, Melrose. Saturday each month at the club first and third Fridays at Matt 25 Support groups Group— 5:30 p.m. second second Wednesday each month Information: Carol Moore at 575- range. Call for directions. Hope Center, 1200 N. Thornton, Al-Anon: Live and Let Live Monday each month at Clovis at DAV, 220 West Fourth Street. 714-4781 Information: Joe Stanford 806- Bethesda Room on second floor. — 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Monday and Community College, room 101. Llano Estacado Quilt Guild 777-2217. Information: 575-762-5335. Free training, RSVP required. noon Thursday at Highland Information: 806-725-0941 Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts Disabled American — 9 a.m.-3 p.m. fourth Saturday Information: 575-935-8522. Baptist Church, 2210 North Main Recovery — 7 p.m. Roundtable — 7 p.m. second Veterans Chapter 6 Bingo — every other month in May, July, Street entrance. Open to friends Thursdays. Faith Based Thursday each month at Saint 6:30 p.m. Monday nights at Red September, November at Trinity Health services and families of alcoholics. approach to recovery from sub- James Episcopal Church, 1117 Arrow Bingo, Hilltop Plaza. Lutheran Church. Information: Birth certificates — 8 a.m.- Information: 575-769-6028. stance abuse. Beacon of Light, N Main Street. Information: Information: 575-762-5335 Shelley Winn 575-763-4398 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Al-Anon: The Fellowship 1320 Thornton. Information: Desert Cruzers Car Club Martin Luther King Brian Chambers 575-760-9203 Monday-Friday at Health Group — 6 p.m. Sundays at the 575-763-9510. cruises — 6:30 p.m. Thursdays, Meeting— 6:30 p.m. second Boy Scout Troop 226 — 7 Department. Cost: $10. MHR building, 1100 W. 21st The We Group of NA — 6 second Tuesdays at various Monday each month at Clovis- p.m. Mondays at Kingswood Information: 575-763-5583. Street. Open meeting. Everyone p.m. Wednesdays at Church of locations. General meeting. Carver Public Library, 701 N. Methodist Church. Information: ENMRSH, Inc. Early welcome. 575-762-3970 the Brethren, Manana and Information: Jerry Bailey 575- Main Street. Information: 575- Cheryle Csakan 575-760-6048. Childhood Services — 8 Alcoholics Anonymous: Acoma (across from Stansells). 693-2511. Facebook: Clovis 762-2752 or 575-777-4721 Boy Scout Troop 411 — 6:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday. The Fellowship Group — Noon Enter north side of the church. Desert Cruzers. clubs.hem- Military Order of the p.m. Mondays at Parkland 2700 E. 7th Street. Serves daily and 7:30 p.m. every Information: 575-309-1673. Baptist Church, 921 Parkland ming.com/desertcruzers. Cooties — 7:30 p.m. first Friday Curry, De Baca, Guadalupe, evening, 1119 Thornton St. Eastern New Mexico each month at VFW Post 3015, Information: 575-769-6052. Drive. Information: Calvin Quay, and Roosevelt counties. Volunteer Poppen 575-218-4432. Amateur Radio Club — 9 a.m. 2815 West Seventh Street. Anger management class — Free developmental screenings Interim Healthcare Home Christian Believers third Saturday each month at Information: 575-763-6561. to children birth to 3 years old. 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Thursdays at Care & Hospice — 2300 N Community Prayer Brunch — DAV Hall. Information: MOPS (Mothers of Bilingual staff available. Christian Believers, Main and Main Street, Suite 19A. 10 a.m. third Saturday each www.ka5b.org , Roy Creiglow Preschoolers) — 8:45 a.m.-11 Services are free to all families. Seventh streets. Information: Minimum requirement two hours month. Provides Christian coun- 575-791-3734. a.m. first and third Tuesday at Information: 575-742-9032. 575-763-1715 per month. Walk-ins welcome. seling for substance abuse, pro- Eastern Plains Council of Central Baptist Church. Free pregnancy testing — 1 Batterer’s intervention — Contact Angela Laumbach, vides a life coach and informa- Governments Board — 10 a.m. Information: 941-744-7040 p.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday at Men’s group: Wednesdays 10 Volunteer Recruitment tion for referrals. Christian second Wednesday each month Noon Day Kiwanis Club — Pregnancy Resource Center, a.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Coordinator at 575-763-9728 or Believers Center, Fifth and Main at EPCOG office, 418 Main Noon first and third Thursday 621 North Main Street. Women’s group: Mondays 2 streets. Information: Sistar Street, unless otherwise notified. each month at various locations. Information: 575-935-5433. p.m. Hartley House, 900 Main 575-714-5000. Hospice of Sandia Yancy 575-763-1715. Information: 575-762-7714. Information: Elaine Williford 749- Pregnancy tests — 9 a.m.-11 St., Clovis. Information: 575- — 8:30 El Desayuno Kiwanis Club Clovis Astronomy Club — 7 0231 for locations. a.m. and 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Monday- 762-0050. a.m.- 5 p.m. Monday through — 6:45 a.m. Thursdays at Oddfellows Club — 2 p.m. p.m. second Sunday each Thursday and Friday 9 a.m.-1 Bereavement — 5 p.m. Friday at 120 W. 21st Street. Taqueria Jalisco, 217 West second and fourth Thursdays month at the Java Loft, Third p.m. at Women’s Medical Thursdays at Plains Regional Minimum requirement two hours Seventh Street. Information: each month at 405 N. Main Friday after dark at Ned Houk Center, 2000 West 21st Street. Healthplex, 2217 Dillon Street. per month. Come learn about Allan Isbell, 575-763-6559 or Street. Information: 575-762- Park. Annual fee: $10. Information: 575-762-8055. 8 Support group for people whose this exciting opportunity. Walk- [email protected] 4843. Information: 757-846-7509 or a.m.-11 a.m. and 1 p.m.-4 p.m. loved ones have died and who ins at other times welcome. m. Order of the Eastern Star — would like help coping with grief, Clovis Astronomy Club at La Casa Family Health Information: Shannon Elida Senior Center— 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. first and third Tuesday loss and living again after loss. Facebook page. Center, $15, 1521 West 13th St. Kohlenberg at 575-935-5683. meeting first Wednesday of each each month at Melrose Masonic Information: 575-769-7399. Clovis Breastfeeding Information: 575-769-0888. 8 Pregnancy Resource Center month, board and card games Lodge. Information: 575-355- Bible study— 10:30 a.m. Support Group — 6:30 p.m. a.m.-4 p.m., $15, La Casa — 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Monday- second Wednesday each month, 2800. every Tuesday, Wednesday, first Tuesday of each month. Family Health Center, 1515 W. Thursday at 621 N. Main Street. Plains Reginal Medical Center, art classes third Wednesday Pintores Art League — 6:30 Thursday at Wheatfields Senior Fir, Portales. Information: 575- Volunteers are encouraged to Cannon Room. Information: each month, floor games fourth p.m. first Thursday each month Living Community, 4701 N. 356-6695. apply to reach out to women in a 575-219-2359. Wednesday of the month. 401 at CCC Phase V building, room Prince Street. Information: TB follow-up services — crisis pregnancy by offering Clovis Community Chorus Clark Street, Elida. Information: 524. Information: 575-985-2337. Rochelle Iovinelli 575-762-8700. Monday-Friday by appointment practical assistance in both word rehearsals — 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. 575-274-6448. Planning and Zoning Cancer survivors/care- only at Clovis Health and action. Care Net training is rehearsals on Tuesdays at First Elida Senior Center Commission — 3 p.m. second givers — 5 p.m. first and third Department. No charge. provided (as little as four hours United Methodist Church sanc- Pancake Breakfast— 8 a.m. Wednesday each month at City Wednesdays at Mental Health per week). second Saturday of each month. Hall. Information: 575-769-7828. Information: 575-763-5583. tuary, 1501 Sycamore Street. Resources, 1100 West 21st Website: lifechoice@plateau- 401 Clark Street, Elida. Quilty Pleasures Extension TB testing — 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Information: 575-762-0479 Street. Information: 850-797- tel.net Information: 575-274-6448. Club — 9 a.m. first Wednesday Monday-Wednesday at La Casa Clovis Evening Lions Club 1153 Information: 575-935-5433. Encanto Garden Club — each month at Curry County Family Health Center, 1521 Celebrate Recovery — 5:30 — 6:30 p.m. Thursdays at Matt The Retired and Senior 9:30 a.m. second Wednesday Fairgrounds extension building. West 13th Street. $21. p.m. free fellowship dinner, 25, 1200 N. Thornton Street, Volunteer Program (RSVP) — third floor. Information: Joe each month at Muffley’s Information: LeeEllen Phipps at Information: 575-769-0888. Wednesdays; 6:30 p.m.-8:30 RSVP encourages seniors to Whitehurst 575-760-1379 Backdoor. Visitors and new 575-683-5325 WIC (Women, Infants, p.m. services at Legacy Life bring a lifetime of talents and Clovis Masonic Lodge No. members welcome. Information: United States Civil Air Children) Nutrition Program Family Church, 622 Main Street. experience, skills and hobbies to 40 — 7:30 p.m. first and third 575-799-5378. Patrol Clovis High Plains services — 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Information: 575-769-2461 or the community projects and Tuesday each month at the Freedom Foundation — 5:30 Composite Squadron — 6:30 Monday-Friday at Department of 575-760-6204. organizations needing volunteer lodge, 3100 Thornton Street, all p.m. meeting first and third p.m.-9:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Health, 1216 Cameo Street. Celebrate Recovery — 7 assistance. With the help of the Masons welcome. Information: Mondays monthly. All meetings National Guard Armory, 601 S Closed noon-1 p.m. for lunch p.m. free fellowship dinner Randy Stansell 575-762-4371 at 913 Mitchell Street. Norris Street. Information: beat- daily except Thursday. Mondays at Living Word Church RSVP program director, inter- Clovis-Portales Community Information: 575-749-3628 [email protected] Information 575-762-3309 8:15 of God, 3719 E. 21st Street. ests and skills of potential volun- Orchestra rehearsal — 6:30 Friends of Bluegrass — 7 VFW Ladies Auxiliary 3015 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Tuesday and Information: 575-218-1914 or teers are assessed and matched p.m.- 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at p.m.-10 p.m. Thursdays at — 7:30 p.m. first Thursday each Thursday, 8:15 a.m.-noon 575-763-6796. with requests for service in com- First Presbyterian Church of Farwell Community Center. month at Post 3015. Men and Fridays at Cannon AFB, 208 Celebrate Recovery HBC — munity agencies and organiza- Portales. Information: Ashleigh Bring your instruments for a women groups meet at same East Casablanca. Information: 6:30 p.m. faith-based 12-step tions. Address: 816 N. Main Talbert, 575-219-2160. picking good time. Information: time. Information: 575-763- 575-784-2127. program Thursdays at Highland Street. Information: 575-763- Clovis-Carver Public Tressie Stroud 575-276-8284. 6561. Baptist Church, Clovis. Free 6009 Library — 10 a.m. Wednesdays Friendship Rebekah Lodge Water Policy Board — 9 a.m. Self-help meal at 6 p.m. Childcare avail- Toddler time; 10 a.m. Thursdays — 1 p.m. second and fourth second Tuesday each month at TOPS NM No. 3, Clovis — able. Information: 575-763-7942 — To update or add items to Preschool Story Hour. Thursdays each month at 405 N. City Hall. Information: 575-769- Noon Wednesdays at United Chef Spolight—1:30 p.m.- the community calendar, Information: 575-769-7840. Main St. Information: 575-762- 7828. Methodist Church, 1501 2:30 p.m. every third please contact the newsroom Clovis Quilters’ Club — 1 4843. Youth Services Lifeskills Sycamore, east door. Wednesday each month at at 575-763-6991 or email: p.m.-3 p.m. second Monday Girls Circle — 4 p.m.-5 p.m. Class — 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Information: 575-309-4049 or Wheatfields senior living com- mmontgomery each month at Trinity Lutheran Wednesdays at Matt 25 Hope Mondays and Thursdays at Matt 575-762-0308. munity. Free event. Information: @thenews.email Sunday Sept. 10, 2017 To place an ad: Call: 575-763-3431 or 575-356-4481 Legals, Employment, LASSIFIEDS Email: [email protected] Garage Sales, Real Estate, C Automotive, Misc. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS g LEGAL 63660 ers will conduct a public P.A., Petitioners' attor- in the election for a po- LEGAL 63671 (3) termino de cinco September 10, 2017 hearing on a type 3-A ney, whose address is sition on the Special IN THE MATTER OF September 10, 2017 años Summary Subdivision 920 N. Mains St., Clo- Hospital District Board THE ESTATE OF September 17, 2017 HOSPITAL distrito cua- NOTICE OF INTENT TO for the Gilman Subdivi- vis, New Mexico 88101. of Trustees shall file a APRIL DENISE ROBIN- tro (4) termino de cin- APPLY FOR PUBLIC sion, Tuesday, Septem- Declaration of Candida- SON, DECEASED PROCLAMACION 10-01 co años TRANSPORTATION ber 19, 2017 at 9:00 If you do not respond by cy for one of the posi- DISTRITO DEL HOSPI- FUNDS a.m., in the Commis- answering or otherwise tions on the Board of NO. 6773 TAL ESPECIAL DEL POR CUANTO personas LEGALS sion Room, at the Roo- entering your appear- Trustees with the Roo- CONDADO DE ROO- deseando ser can- Be it known that the Clo- sevelt County Court- ance in the above cap- sevelt County Clerk at NOTICE TO KNOWN SEVELT didatos en la elección LEGAL 63543 vis Area Transit System house. At this time all tioned matter, a Certifi- the Roosevelt County CREDITORS para Posición Tres y September 6, 2017 intends to apply for its interested parties may cate of Non-Appear- Court House, Portales, POR CUANTO el Acto Cuatro en el Distrito Es- September 10, 2017 annual financial assis- present their views re- ance will be filed and New Mexico, Septem- NOTICE IS HEREBY del Distrito Especial de pecial del Hospital de tance under 49 U.S.C. garding the proposed Petitioner will be grant- ber 18th, 2017, be- GIVEN that the under- Hospitales promulgado consejo de adminis- CURRY COUNTY § 5311 of the Federal subdivision. The pro- ed judgment against tween the hours of 9:00 signed has been ap- por la legislatura del tración deben expresar OFFICE SUPPLIES, Transit Act, for approxi- posed subdivision is to you for the relief sought a.m. and 5:00 p.m. pointed personal repre- Estado de Nuevo Méxi- su interés para candi- TONER & PAPER mately $224,000 in Ad- be located in the North- in the Motion. Candidates shall be sentative of this estate. co, el distrito del hospi- datura para la Posición BID NO: 2017/18-01 ministration, $325,000 east ¼ S: 28 T: 1S R: qualified electors of All persons having tal de consejo de ad- Tres y Cuatro en el in Operating and 34E. All interested par- SHELLY BURGER Roosevelt County and claims against this es- ministración del conda- consejo de adminis- The Curry County Board $20,000 in Capital. If ties may obtain copies CLERK OF THE reside in the District tate are required to do de Roosevelt, Nue- tración en la oficina del of Commissioners is re- awarded, this grant of the subdividers pro- DISTRICT COURT from which they are present their claims vo México, por la virtud escribiente del condado questing competitive supports the continua- posal and any favorable running for election. within (2) two months de autoridad envestido de Roosevelt, Portales, sealed bids for the pur- tion of public trans- or adverse opinions By: /s/ Ashley Dosher after the date of the first en el, suministra la Nuevo México, el día chase of office sup- portation to all citizens from the Roosevelt Deputy Clerk The deadline for filing as publication of any pub- siguiente proclamación. 18 de septiembre del plies, toner & paper for within the city limits of County Planning De- a Write-In Candidate is lished notice to credi- 2017 entre las horas de all County offices. Writ- Clovis. partment in the Roo- LEGAL 63670 October 3rd, 2017 at tors or the date of mail- POR CUANTO la elec- 9:00 a.m. hasta las ten forms for BID No. sevelt County Court- September 10, 2017 5:00pm. ing or other delivery of ción será hecha el día 7 5:00 p.m. Candidatos 2017/18-01 may be ob- C.A.T.S. will continue to house. September 17, 2017 this notice, whichever is de Noviembre del 2017, necesitan ser electores tained in the following offer transportation ser- The deadline for With- later, or the claims will desde las 7:00 a.m. quilificados del conda- manner: from the Curry vice to the general pub- Roosevelt County Plan- PROCLAMATION 10-01 drawal of Candidates is be forever barred. hasta las 7:00 p.m do de Roosevelt y County Administration lic within the city limits ning Board ROOSEVELT COUNTY October 3rd, 2017 at Claims must be pre- • Memorial Building, 200 necesitan radicar en el office, 417 Gidding of Clovis for $.75 per SPECIAL HOSPITAL 5:00pm. sented either to the un- E. 7th St., Portales, NM distrito en que están Street, Suite 100, Clo- person each way. The By: Johnny Montiel DISTRICT dersigned personal rep- 88130 corriendo por elección. • Dora School, 100 vis, NM 88101-7500, system requires a mini- Johnny Montiel, County Voter registration closes resentative at the ad- School St., Dora, NM (575)763-6016; or on- mum of one-day ad- Planner PURSUANT to the Spe- October 10th, 2017 at dress shown or filed Declaraciones de candi- 88115 line at www.cur- vance reservation and cial Hospital District Act 5:00pm. with the Probate Court datura deben ser no- rycounty.org. accommodates both LEGAL 63211 enacted by the Legisla- of Curry County, New • Elida Community Cen- tadas el 3 de octubre, ambulatory and non- August 27, 2017 ture of the State of New Voter registration closes Mexico, located at the ter, 704 State St., Elida, 2017 antes de las 5:00 Bids will be accepted un- ambulatory passen- September 3, 2017 Mexico, the Special October 10th, 2017 at following address: 417 NM 88116 p.m. til 2:00 p.m. Mountain gers. Hours of opera- September 10, 2017 Hospital District Board 5:00pm. Gidding St. Suite 130, Time on Friday, tion will be 6:30 a.m. to of Trustees for Roo- Clovis, NM 88101. POR CUANTO la Mesa El plazo para el retiro de September 22, 2017 at 6:30 p.m., Monday STATE OF sevelt County, New Absentee/in Person Vot- Directiva a determinado candidatos es el 3 de NEW MEXICO the office mentioned through Friday and min- Mexico, by virtue of the ing will begin October DONE: this 7th day of que las posiciones tres octubre, 2017 antes de COUNTY OF CURRY above, at which time imal service from 8:00 authority vested in it, 13th in the Clerks Of- September, 2017. y cuatro de la Mesa Di- las 5:00 p.m. and place, all bids will a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on NINTH JUDICIAL does hereby issue the fice and End November rectiva del Hospital DISTRICT COURT be opened publicly. Saturdays. following Proclamation: 3rd during regular office /s/ Mariah Robinson serán atestadas en la Registración de votador hours. Signature of personal elección de modo de termina a las 5:00 p.m. BID's must be submitted Federal law and state ad- IN THE MATTER OF WHEREAS: the election representative someter electores quili- el día 10 de Octubre THE ADOPTION in a sealed envelope ministrative procedures will be held on the 7th The precincts and loca- 8100 Monterey East ficados del distrito, los del 2017. PETITION OF DAVID that is clearly marked: require that all other of November 2017, tion of polling places for Albuquerque, NM 87109 nombres de los can- “BID No. 2017/18-01-- transportation providers ALAN WALDMAN, from 7:00 a.m. until this election are as fol- 575-693-9951 didatos quilificados Votación de ausente y Do Not Open” along serving the area be giv- Petitioner, 7:00 p.m. at lows: aparecerán en su bole- temprana comenzara el en a fair and timely op- • Memorial Building, 200 Give. Advocate. ta para los siguientes 13 de octubre y termi- with the Bidder's name Volunteer. and address. portunity to participate Cause No. D-0905-SA- E. 7th St., Portales, NM Polling Place District 3. distritos: nara el 3 de noviembre to the maximum extent 2017-00020 88130 District 3 is in LIVE UNITED. en la oficina del escribi- Curry County reserves feasible in the planning Judge: David P. Reeb, • Dora School, 100 Precincts 3.1, 3.3, 4.1, www.unitedwayenm.org HOSPITAL distrito tres ente del condado du- the right to reject any or and provision of the Jr. School St., Dora, NM 4.2, 4.4, 10.1, 10.2, all proposals and to proposed transportation 88115 10.6, 10.7, 10.8, 11.10, waive any formalities services. Comments NOTICE OF SUIT • Elida Community Cen- 11.2, 16.1, 16.2 and technicalities. on the proposed ser- ter, 704 State St., Elida, vice will be received un- TO: JOSEPH B. ANALU- NM 88116 Polling Place District 4. CAS Purchasing Dept. 575- til September 29, 2017. District 4 is in 763-6016 ext. 133 Comments should be WHEREAS: the board Precincts 5.1, 2.10, directed in writing to YOU ARE HEREBY NO- has determined that 5.2, 5.6, 13.1, 13.3, Mary Lou Kemp, 401 E. TIFIED that an action is LEGAL 63526 two (2) positions on the 14.1, 14.2, 14.3, 14.4, 7th Street, Clovis, NM pending against you in September 10, 2017 Board are to be filled at 14.5, 15.1, 15.2 88101. If you would this Court, as titled and said election by submit- like to request a public numbered above, the MEETING NOTICE ting to the qualified Adopted this 22nd day of hearing on this matter, subject of which is the EASTERN AREA electors of the district August 2017. please send a written termination of your WORKFORCE the names of qualified request to the above- parental rights to the DEVELOPMENT candidates to appear ______mentioned address pri- minor child, C.G. You BOARD on the ballot for the fol- Paul Benoit, Chairman or to the end of the are hereby required to lowing district: comment period cited answer the Motion no The Eastern Area Work- above. later than thirty (30) LEGAL 63666 force Development HOSPITAL DISTRICT days from the last day THREE (3) - five year September 10, 2017 Board quarterly meeting LEGAL 63517 of publication at 4:00 September 17, 2017 will be held on Tues- term September 3, 2017 p.m., by filing your an- day, September 19, HOSPITAL DISTRICT September 10, 2017 swer and proof of ser- FOUR (4) - five year STATE OF NEW 2017 at 1:00pm at the September 17, 2017 vice thereof with the MEXICO NM Workforce Connec- term Clerk of the Court at the IN THE PROBATE tion Center at 111 N NOTICE OF PUBLIC Curry County Court- COURT Main St, Clovis, NM. WHEREAS: persons de- HEARING house, 700 N. Main siring to be a candidate CURRY COUNTY Gilman Summary Street, Clovis, New All meetings of the East- Subdivision Mexico 88101, and by ern Area Workforce De- serving an answer on velopment Board are The Roosevelt County Micheal T. Garrett, open public meetings. Board of Commission- Esq., Garrett Law Firm, An agenda may be obtained 72 hours prior to the meeting from the Eastern Area Work- force Development Board at 725 6th Street NW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 and will be posted along with applicable documentation at our website eawdb.org.

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rante horas regulares ber 28, 2017. Sealed NEW TODAY! 1 BR Fully Furnished de negocios del comer- proposals must be de- Apt. Clean, comfortable cio, las cuales son de 8 livered to: hideaway. $550 mo for a.m. a 5 p.m. 6 mo incl. Water & wifi. Clovis Municipal Call 281-755-4114 or lv Los precintos 3.1, 3.3, Schools msg. 924 E. 3rd St. Rear 4.1, 4.2, 4.4, 10.1, 10.2, 1009 Main Street ATV 10.6, 10.7, 10.8, 11.10, Clovis, New Mexico, CLEAN DUPLEXES, in 11.2, 16.1, 16.2 están 88102 Portales. Central H/AC dentro del Distrito 3. Phone No: No pets. 575-562-0733 (575) 769-4300 PROFESSIONAL: or 575-760-6121 Los precintos 5.1, 5.10, 5.2, 5.6, 13.1, 13.3, Clovis Municipal Schools Academic Specialist- 14.1, 14.2, 14.3, 14.4, reserves the right to re- TRIO Talent Search ALL real estate advertis- HOUSE FOR RENT 14.5, 15.1, 15.2 están ject any and all propos- CDC Substitute Master als and/or cancel this ing in Clovis Media Inc. CURRY COUNTY dentro del Distrito 4. Teacher RFP in its entirety. newspapers is subject to RAPTOR 350 Coordinator of the Federal Fair Housing 4BR/2BA FOR RENT: En caso de que sólo un Compliance Like New candidato ha presenta- Act of 1968 as amended $975 mo. & $700 dep. --Garaged and less Director of Annual Giving which makes it illegal to Located 1909 N. Hull do una declaración de Director of Campus Life than one hour candidatura para el advertise "any prefer- Call: 575-693-4209 on motor. Director, Physical Plant ence, limitation or dis- puesto a cubrir en una Director for Upward Now lowered to $3500. crimination based on HOUSE FOR RENT elección y no can- Bound 575-356-6853 race, color, religion, 2 & 3 Bedrooms avail- didatos cuyo nombre Instructional Designer and leave message handicap, family status able in Clovis. Please declarado han presen- Producer/Director, or national origin, or an call 575-309-6661 tado para la posición y KENW-TV intention to make any for listings. no hay preguntas ni Project Activity such preference, limita- emisiones de bonos en Coordinator MOTORCYCLES tion or discrimination." la boleta electoral, se Residence Hall Clovis Media Inc. will not designará el lugar de LOST AND FOUND Director/Area Coord. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED sólo una votación para Title IV-E Field Liaison knowingly accept any ad- la elección y deberá es- vertising in this newspa- FOUND HORSE on NM tar en la Oficina de la SUPPORT: and verbal. Knowledge POSITION AVAILABLE: per that is in violation of 236 1800 blk. Call 575- Secretaria del condado of principles and meth- NMSU Clovis ASC the law. Our readers are 760-0876 to identify. o un designado sondeo Department Secretary- ods for showing, pro- Center, Clovis, NM. hereby informed that all lugar en el distrito de MBA moting and selling prod- Groundskeeper SR, full- dwellings advertised in hospital del condado en ucts and services are this newspaper are avail- 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S Executive Secretary to time position, $10.10 under 500 miles, excel- el que el hospital el dis- the President and required. Ability to re- per hour Monday to Fri- able on an equal oppor- trito está situado, en SPECIAL NOTICES solve problems and tunity basis. To complain lent condition, has been Board of Regents day 7:30 am to 4:00pm garage kept and only virtud del 1-22-6B NM- Financial Aid Tracking make decisions in a variable hours (may of discrimination, call HSEHOLD GOODS SA. timely manner and to HUD toll-free at (202)- one owner. $5,800 CLOVIS MEDIA INC. Clerk work some Saturdays, OBO Call 575-218- work in a fast-paced 708-1455. shall not be liable for HPE Department Sundays or Holidays) 4739. Adoptado este día 22 de failure to publish an ad, Secretary sales and team envi- Education-None; NEW TODAY! agosto del 2017 for typographical errors Police Officer I or II ronment will help you Experience- Three years APARTMENTS be successful. or for errors in publica- TRIO Student Support (3) work experience re- CURRY COUNTY ______tion except to the extent Services Administrative quired. LIKE NEW Paul Benoit, Chairman of the cost of that por- Assistant Must possess a valid Equivalency: Combina- PUB TABLES AND tion of the ad wherein TRIO Student Support driver's license and tion of education, train- NEW TODAY! 6 CHAIRS LEGAL 63476 the error occurred. Cost Services Peer Mentor & proof of current auto in- ing and/or experience Call: 575-762-5421 September 10, 2017 adjustment is limited to Career Coordinator surance. as approved by Human 2BD/2BA 1 car garage the first day insertion. Resource Services. st SAN JUAN COLLEGE- Job announcements and The Eastern New Mexico #REQ. NO 1700405S. Available by 1 of Oct. News offers a competi- 104 Limestone MISCELLANEOUS FARMINGTON, NEW IF YOU want success online applications are MEXICO available at tive base pay plus com- Apply on line at For info 575-935-5400 renting your home, just mission along with ben- NOTICE TO OFFERORS www.enmu.edu/jobs. http://hr.nmsu.edu/em CUT THE Cable! CALL ask Sharon how she efits such as health and CARS FOR SALE Consultant for Fixed All employees must pass ployment. Department APARTMENT FOR DIRECTV. Bundle & rented hers. She used vision insurance and Wing Aviation a pre-employment Contact Info: Aaron RENT Clean 2 BR Save! Over 145 Chan- sick and vacation pay. Training Program, the Classified ads and background check. Scott, Farm Ranch W/D, frig, range, car- nels PLUS Genie HD- Please send resume RFP #18-39508 rented her home AA/EO/Title IX Manager telephone port, $450 mo $450 DVR. $50/month for 2 and cover letter to Due Date/Time: within days. Employer. (575)985-2292 Dead- dep. Call 575-762-7170 Years (with AT&T Wire- [email protected]. October 12, 2017 at Call (575) 562-2115 for line for applications less.) Call for Other We look forward to 2:00 p.m. M.T. more information. must be submitted by HOTEL CLOVIS Great Offers! 1- 800- hearing from you. 9/15/2017. NMSU is an Call 575-763-9588 599-1651 San Juan College is cur- RETIREMENT RANCH is equal opportunity and Accepting applications rently requesting pro- looking for IT Support affirmative action em- on 1, 2 and 3 BD. Pick DISH TV – BEST DEAL 2002 BMW 745I posals from prospective Technician. Must have ployer. up application at 201 N EVER! Only $39.99/mo. Leather, Navigation, Offerors for an Aviation High School diploma or Main St. inside Hotel Plus $14.99/mo Internet Heated Seats, Consultant. Consultant GED. Clovis Lobby. Great op- (where avail) FREE Sun Roof, must be well qualified Pluses/Preferred: comp JEAN RENTED her 3 BR portunity to live in beau- Streaming. FREE In- ****LOADED*** with expertise in fixed TIA A+ certification, house the first day it tiful historic downtown stall ( up to 6 rooms.) st & S uper Clean wing aviation training appeared in the Clovis. 1 month rent Cisco Certified Network IS LOOKING for a re- FREE HD-DVR. Call 1- $10,900 LOW miles programs that culmi- HELP WANTED Associate, Microsoft Classified. Her results free. Must bring in or 800-315-7043. nate in an Associate of porter based in Clovis. mention this ad. Contact: 575-268-1716 Certified Systems Engi- If you're an energetic can be your results! Applied Science in Avi- DONATE YOUR CAR, neer, Certified Informa- reporter who can spot ation Technology as Job Opening TRUCK OR BOAT TO tion Systems Security news and handle cover- LOLOMAS APTS. well as a commercial, Electric Utility Professional, Network+ ing such things as city Accepting applications HERITAGE FOR THE private pilots license. Groundman BLIND. Free 3 Day Va- If interested please pick government, crime and on 1 & 2 BD apart- cation, Tax Deductible, up application at 2221 schools, we want to ments. Pick up applica- The RFP will be issued • Must be a high school Dillon Clovis NM. hear from you. tion at 1500 Mitchell. Free Towing, All Paper- on September 10, graduate or equivalent work Taken Care Of. Please attach resume. Experience is preferred, Amenities include open 2017. Anyone interest- • CDL license a condition CALL 1-800-948-7239 but entry-level candi- floor plans, energy effi- 2004 DODGE ed in obtaining a copy of employment Advertsing dates with demonstrat- cient appliances, wash- INTREPID SE MODEL may access the RFP •Prior heavy equipment ed ability will be consider and dryer hookups, EXEDE SATELLITE In- *** SUPER CLEAN *** and other procurement operating experience Works! ered. We offer a com- fitness room, laundry ternet. Affordable, high POWER SEATS, documents online at the preferred petitive benefits pack- FARMS/RANCHES room and large gather- speed broadband satel- 22's, & AC following web address: • Job necessitates lifting age including medical ing room for community lite internet anywhere in www.biddingo.com/sjc and carrying of heavy OTHER AREAS $4,900 and vision programs, gatherings. Call 575- the U.S. Order now and objects 763-9575 for more in- Contact: 575-268-1716 paid vacation and a re- save $100. Plans start LEGAL 63667 st • Considerable exposure tirement plan. formation. 1 month at $39.99/month. Call September 10, 2017 to weather extremes Applicants should email free rent. Must bring in 1-800-476-0029 2006 MAZDA6 a resume and several or mention this ad. LEGAL NOTICE 4 door all electric Pick up application at IS a community writing examples to Hu- GOT AN older car, boat REQUEST FOR cruise control keyless Roosevelt County newspaper seeking an man Resources Direc- RIO PROPERTIES or RV? Do the humane PROPOSALS entry nice, clean car Electric, 121 North Main, ADVERTISING SALES tor Joyce Cruce at: (2 BR Apartments) thing. Donate it to the RFP NO: 17-217 JBSUDDERTHREALTY.COM th DOES NEED A Portales, NM REPRESENTATIVE. [email protected]. 508 E. 6 $550 + G & E Humane Society. Call Deadline: Wednesday, Your duties will include CALL for more info on 2 2108 Gladstone #6 1- 800-316-0265 MOTOR & BATTERY The Board of Education, September 13, 2017 @ focusing on selling ad- acre country home asking $700. LOOKING FOR an expe- $525 + G&E Clovis Municipal 5:00 PM vertising across all sites, North of Clovis, For more info call rienced Tractor and (1BR) 2101 Fred Daugh- GOT KNEE Pain? Back Schools, is requesting available product lines just outside city limits, Pain? Shoulder Pain? 575-693-3078. Wheat Drill Operator. tery $475 +E, 300Dep. competitive sealed pro- (print, interactive, digi- near Gattis Middle Call 575-935-7571 or Call 575-762-1139 Get a pain-relieving posals for Professional NEW TODAY! tal, etc.). You will be School. come by Suite 32 on brace - little or NO cost Services for Construc- asked to meet and ex- XLG brick home on 5 ac. to you. 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SILVER CITY — In a battle between Eastern New Mexico’s prolific rush attack and Western New Mexico’s vaunted passing Greyhounds attack, it was a battle of turnovers and a little bit of special teams that helped the Greyhounds notch a 37-34 road victory Saturday afternoon at Ben Altamirano Field. Tayshaun Gary carried 13 times for 113 yards and Kamal Cass went 24-times for 91 yards and two Staff photo: Eric Murray scores as the Greyhounds Kimberlie Hay and Fernanda Jimenez tries to get the ball in a position to strike as Artesia's Ashley Hernes defends on the play. The visit- (2-0, 1-0) claimed the ing Bulldogs took a 3-0 win. Lone Star Conference opener for both teams. The Greyhounds took advantage of five Mustang turnovers for 17 points, compared to Western scoring a defensive touchdown Artesia tops Rams on Eastern’s only miscue early in the first. “We have one, they have ❏ Bulldogs take rough game five,” ENMU coach Kelley Lee said. “That’s by 3-0 count; Portales boys probably what decided it.” suffer 4-1 defeat in Artesia. Javia Hall won the sta- tistical quarterback num- By Eric Murray bers going away against STAFF WRITER Eastern’s Wyatt Strand, [email protected] completing 21 passes for 418 yards and four touch- PORTALES — In a game that featured plenty downs. But he also threw a of fireworks, the Artesia girls soccer team came pair of picks, and Strand out victorious, 3-0 over Portales on Saturday did enough on the ground afternoon. with 68 yards rushing and Artesia’s Elisa Cardenas record- the nail-in-the-coffin 1- ed a hat trick in the second-half, yard run with 1:36 to play. which was overshadowed by two Cass scored on runs of 1 yellow cards, one fight and some yard in the third and 9 in fans coming out onto the field fol- the fourth — the latter giv- lowing the fight. Staff photo: Eric Murray ing ENMU the lead for “I don’t mind if you’re gonna call some of the Portales senior Lillie Saiz’ shot on goal is saved by Artesia goalie Adrianna Baeza. good with 13:50 to go. The calls (the officials) made, but call it both ways,” drive was set up by Zach Portales coach Ruben Tellez said of the intense both sides, as multiple players from each side Eventually, issues were resolved and the game Johnson’s fumble recovery second-half. “Don’t call one thing, and then let were seen pushing and shoving, possession after finished without further incident. Cardenas man- at the Western 35. kicks get away from you. possession. aged to complete her hat trick in the 88th minute, While both special “The game just could have been more bal- A yellow card against Portales was quickly capping off a wild game. teams blocked an extra anced. But things happen — they have a job, we followed by another Rams penalty. The in-the- “I think Portales came out real intense in the point attempt, the have a job. We can’t blame the refs and the refs box foul allowed Cardenas to attempt a penalty first half, and I think they kinda wore themself Greyhounds won special can’t blame us. Maybe more of an explanation kick, which she buried for a 2-0 lead down. (Cardenas) was able to step it up and put teams with two key recov- on a couple of them, but other than that, it was An Artesia (6-1) player soon received a yellow the game on her back, really,” Artesia coach Tim eries on Mustang onside fine.” card of her own, but the action didn’t stop there. Trentham explained. kick attempts. After a back-and-forth first half, Cardenas got With just four minutes remaining, Portales “It was a physical game, I don’t mind physical The first, a ball booted out into the clear and fired one from long range, looked to finally knock one in on a corner kick, games, (but) I think the officiating could have out of bounds on the which deflected off of the Ram goalie’s hands, but punches were soon thrown, prompting par- and into the net for the score. The 48th minute ents to run out onto the field, as school adminis- goal was soon followed by extra physical play on trators stepped in to keep the peace. PORTALES on Page 4D HOUNDS on Page 4D

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S The Dolphins evacuated from South Florida before the storm’s arrival and will practice in Oxnard, Reserve 45, San Jon/Grady 28 C — Ashton Morales 13 pass to Maurice Carr C — Noel Caldera (Cade Jones), 23rd. Sports on TV Rio Rancho 34, Clovis 31, OT (Manny Vega kick), 11:51. Second half California, next week to prepare for their delayed start Robertson 34, Santa Rosa 14 F — Miguel Vasquez 5 run (Ethan Stancell No scoring of the season, a person familiar with the situation said Sunday Taos 48, NMMI 7 pass to John Mitchell), 8:51. Saturday. Cycling Thoreau 22, Gallup 8 F — Vasquez 20 run (Rodriguez kick failed), Shots on goal — Clovis 8, Lovington 2. 5 p.m. — NBCSN, Vuelta a Espaqa, Stage 21, Tularosa 50, Lordsburg 0 5:34. Saves — Clovis 2, Lovington 5. Corner kicks The person confirmed the Dolphins’ plans to The Vaughn 59, Mosquero/Roy 6 Third quarter — Clovis 4, Lovington 1. Direct kicks — Clovis Associated Press on condition of anonymity because Arroyomolinos, Spain to Madrid (same-day tape) Golf Saturday F — Vasquez 36 run (Stancell pass to 3, Lovington 1. Records — Clovis 5-4, Lovington the team hasn’t publicly disclosed them. 10 a.m. — FS1, USGA, Walker Cup, Day 2, Cleveland 28, Las Cruces 21 Mitchell), 10:09. 1-8-1. Junior varsity — Clovis 3, Lovington 0. Team owner Stephen Ross flew players, coaches, foursomes, at Los Angeles Durango, Colo. 29, Piedra Vista 0 C — Tim Childers 27 run (Vega kick), 8:05. 4 p.m. — FS1, USGA, Walker Cup, Day 2, sin- Mesilla Valley Christian 55, Logan 0 C — Childers 60 run (Vega kick failed), 5:25. Girls traveling staff and their families to Los Angeles on Navajo Prep 42, Laguna-Acoma 26 F — Vasquez 47 run (failed), 4:57. Hobbs 2, Clovis 0 Friday as the hurricane approached Florida, the person gles, at Los Angeles MLB baseball Sandia 59, Onate 35 Fourth quarter Clovis 0 0 — 0 said. Other players who had already left the state in 2 p.m. — TBS, Colorado at L.A. Dodgers St. Pius 10, Hope Christian 2 F — Vasquez 6 run (Cervantes run), 10:38. Hobbs 2 0 — 0 advance of Irma are also arriving in Los Angeles. 6 p.m. — ESPN, Baltimore at Cleveland Valley 41, Alamogordo 14 C — Morales 5 run (failed), 2:23. The Dolphins will have a team meeting Tuesday and Motor sports Scoring summary College summary Individual leaders First half will practice beginning Wednesday at the Dallas 2:30 p.m. — NBC, Red Bull Global Rallycross, at Seattle Saturday Rushing — Farwell, Miguel Vasquez 19-186. H — Mackenzie Gibson (Aliyah Contreras), Cowboys’ complex in Oxnard. The Los Angeles Rams NFL football Eastern New Mexico 37, Western New Crosbyton, Tim Childers 22-214. first minute. also offered the use of their complex. 11 a.m. — CBS, Regional coverage Mexico 34 Passing — Farwell, Ethan Stancell 7-15-1- H — Isabel Castillo, 10th. Miami will open its season at the Los Angeles 11 a.m. — FOX, Regional coverage ENMU 14 3 7 13 — 37 111-0. Crosbyton, Ashton Morales 2-8-1-32-1. Second half 2 p.m. — CBS, Regional coverage WNMU 7 7 13 7 — 34 Receiving — Farwell, Patrick Pena 3-51. No scoring Chargers on Sept. 17. The Dolphins had been sched- 2:25 p.m. — FOX, Regional coverage Crosbyton, Maurice Carr 2-32. uled to open Sunday at home against the Tampa Bay 6:20 p.m. — NBC, N.Y. Giants at Dallas Scoring summary Records — Farwell 1-1, Crosbyton 0-2. Shots on goal — Clovis 2, Hobbs 6. Saves Buccaneers, but that game was postponed until Nov. Running First quarter — Clovis 4, Hobbs 2. Corner kicks — Clovis 3, 11:30 a.m. — NBC, New Balance 5th Avenue E — Johnny Smith 3 run (Bailey Hale kick), Bovina 54, Shamrock 14 Hobbs 3. Red cards —Clovis, Jasmine Valdez, 19. Bovina 14 27 7 6 — 54 10th. Records — Clovis 4-4, Hobbs 5-1. Junior Because of Irma, the Dolphins told players Mile, at New York 13:24. Rugby W — Tyler Butler 85 fumble recovery (Collin Shamrock 0 6 0 8 — 14 varsity — Hobbs 4, Clovis 0. Wednesday to take the rest of this week off. 12 p.m. — NBCSN, English Premiership, Grady kick), 10:49. Scoring Summary London vs. Worcester (same-day tape) E — D’Maujeric Tucker 13 run (Hale kick), First quarter College summary B — David Lara 6 pass to JJ Marrufo (Bryan Soccer 2:52. Saturday — The Associated Press De La Torre kick). 6:30 a.m. — NBCSN, Premier League, Crystal Second quarter Men B — Lara 49 pass to Jadon Quintana (De La Palace vs. Burnley E — Hale 32 FG, 10:24. At Colorado Springs, Colo. Torre kick). 7:30 a.m. — FS1, Bundesliga, Hertha BSC vs. W — Javia Hall 12 pass to D’Angelo Bowie Dixie State 1, ENMU 0 Second quarter Werder Bremen (Grady kick), :12. Dixie State 0 1 — 1 S — Levi Fullbright 8 run (kick failed). 9 a.m. — NBCSN, Premier League, Swansea Third quarter ENMU 0 0 — 0 MLBMLB SStandingstandings B — Lara 41 pass to Levi Fullbright (De La City vs. Newcastle United W — Hall 29 pass to Evan Beebe (Grady Scoring summary Torre kick). The Associated Press • All Times Mountain 9:50 a.m. — FS2, Bundesliga, FvB Stuttgart kick), 10:33. First half B — De La Torre 1 run (conversion failed). vs. Schalke 04 E — Kamal Cass 1 run (Hale kick), 5:21. No scoring B — Lara 58 pass to Quintana ( kick failed). AMERICAN LEAGUE 11 a.m. — ESPN, MLS, Sporting Kansas City W — Hall 17 pass to Sean North (kick failed), Second half Third quarter East Division at Columbus 3:33. DSU — Tommy Merniez (Jandin Porta), B — Marco Sanchez 1 run (De La Torre kick). W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 1:30 p.m. — FS1, MLS, FC Dallas at Atlanta Fourth quarter 85:45 Fourth quarter Boston 81 61 .570 — — 6-4 W-4 44-26 37-35 United E — Cass 9 run (Hale kick), 13:50. Shots on goal — Dixie State 5, Eastern S — Shea Jernigan 1 run (kick failed) 7 p.m. — FS1, MLS, Los Angeles at Seattle E — Strand 1 run (kick failed), 1:36. New Mexico 3. Saves — Dixie State 3 (Zach New York 76 65 .539 4 1/2 — 6-4 W-1 40-27 36-38 B — Josh De La Cruz 7 run (kick failed). Tennis W — Hall 23 pass to Elijah Jones (Grady kick), Nielson 3), Eastern New Mexico 4 (Yuri Baltimore 71 71 .500 10 3 4-6 L-3 44-30 27-41 Individual leaders 11 a.m. — ESPN2, U.S. Open, women’s dou- :55. Nascimiento 4). Corner kicks — Dixie State Tampa Bay 70 73 .490 11 1/2 4 1/2 4-6 L-3 36-34 34-39 Rushing — Bovina, M Sanchez 16-123. bles championship, at New York 6, Eastern New Mexico 1. Yellow cards — Shamrock, D Davis 10-47. Toronto 65 77 .458 16 9 4-6 W-1 36-35 29-42 2 p.m. — ESPN, U.S. Open, men’s champi- Team statistics Dixie State 0, Eastern New Mexico 2 (Zachary Passing — Bovina, David Lara 8-14-0-225-4. Central Division onship, at New York ENMU WNMU Banks-Riley, Jak Eddings). Records — Dixie Shamrock, Shea Jernigan 2-4-2-12-0. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away WNBA basketball First downs 21 21 State 3-0-0, Eastern New Mexico 1-2-1. A — Receiving — Bovina, Jadon Quintana 4-141. Cleveland 86 56 .606 — — 10-0 W-17 38-29 48-27 1 p.m. — ESPN2, Playoffs, second round, Rushes-Yards 73-367 26-26 64. Records — Bovina 2-0, Shamrock 0-2 Minnesota 74 68 .521 12 — 5-5 L-1 35-37 39-31 Phoenix at Connecticut (single-elimination) Passing yards 37 418 3 p.m. — ESPN2, Playoffs, second round, Total yards 404 444 Kansas City 70 71 .496 15 1/2 3 1/2 5-5 W-1 37-34 33-37 Snyder 37, Muleshoe 34 Cross country Detroit 60 81 .426 25 1/2 13 1/2 3-7 L-1 32-38 28-43 Washington at New York (single-elimination) Comp/Att/INT 4-9-0 21-41-2 Punts-Avg. 4-40.2 2-43.5 Muleshoe 7 13 7 7 — 34 Chicago 55 86 .390 30 1/2 18 1/2 3-7 W-1 33-40 22-46 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-3 Snyder 13 7 14 3 — 37 Prep summary West Division Football Penalties-Yards 8-83 4-58 Saturday W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Individual leaders New Mexico Military Invitational Houston 86 55 .610 — — 7-3 L-2 41-31 45-24 NFL Individual statistics Passing — Muleshoe, Luke Del Toro, 27-46- At Roswell 0-330-4. Los Angeles 72 69 .511 14 1 1/2 6-4 L-2 38-31 34-38 The Associated Press Rushing — ENMU, Tayshaun Gary 9-113, 5K Receiving — Muleshoe, Yoel Reyes, 6-29. Texas 71 70 .504 15 2 1/2 6-4 L-1 38-31 33-39 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Kamal Cass 24-91, Wyatt Strand 17-68, Varsity boys East Records — Muleshoe 0-2, Snyder 1-1. Seattle 70 71 .496 16 3 1/2 4-6 W-1 38-35 32-36 D’Maujeric Tucker 9-58, Paul Terry 9-28, Johnny Team standings: 1. Clovis 19; 2. Lovington W L T Pct PF PA Smith 2-13, Team 3-(minus-4). WNMU, Justin 55; 3. Carlsbad 56; 4. New Mexico Miloitary Oakland 61 80 .433 25 12 1/2 3-7 W-3 40-33 21-47 Buffalo 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Harris 14-17, DeAndre Williams 9-17, Errick Volleyball 105; 5. Goddard 107. Friday’s Games Miami 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Dorsey 1-0, Javia Hall 2-(minus-8). Individual winner (55 runners): Jon Detroit 5,Toronto 4 N.Y. Jets 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Passing — ENMU, Strand 4-9-0. WNMU, Prep summaries Fuentes, Clovis 16:07. Boston 9,Tampa Bay 3 New England 0 1 0 .000 27 42 Hal 21-41-2. Other Clovis results: 2. T.J. Gregg 16:23; Saturday South Receiving — ENMU, Russell Montoya 2-26, 3. Jose Salas 16:24; 4. Bryce Lentz 16:25; 9. Cleveland 5, Baltimore 0 Zia Classic, Roswell W L T Pct PF PA Cass 1-9, Warren Washington 2-2. WNMU, Jerrick Maldonado 16:49; 15. Dominic Moreno Texas 11, N.Y.Yankees 5 Clovis 3, Artesia 2 Houston 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Evan Beebe 5-125, Elijah Jones 3-104, D’Angelo 17:23; 24. Kevin Deeley 18:14. San Francisco 9, Chicago White Sox 2 Clovis 22 26 25 18 15 Indianapolis 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Bowie 6-93, Williams 1-39, Sean North 3-22, Varsity girls Artesia 25 24 15 25 13 Minnesota 8, Kansas City 5 Jacksonville 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Quevin Redding 1-18, Jelani James 1-11, Matt Team standings: 1. Lovington 23; 2. Clovis Kills — Lexi Cole 23, Makinzie Johnson 15, Oakland 9, Houston 8 Tennessee 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Grieb 1-6. 65; 3. Artesia 76; 4. Carlsbad 77; 5. Capitan Kassidy Furrow 9. Assists — Jada Gillespie 52. Seattle 4, L.A. Angels 3 North Records — ENMU 2-0, 1-0. WNMU 0-2, 0-1. 112. Aces — Furrow 3, Journey West 2, Cole 2. Saturday’s Games W L T Pct PF PA T — 2:50. A — 789. Individual winner (60 runners): Melena Blocks — Cole 6. Digs — Sydni Hill 22, Cole Baltimore 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Espinoza, Lovington 19:02. Cleveland 4, Baltimore 2 16, Osborn 15. Records — Clovis 4-1, Artesia 4- Cincinnati 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Clovis results: 8. Karli Windham 21:09; 16. N.Y.Yankees 3,Texas 1 Prep summaries 1. Cleveland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Avery Arnett 22:06; 18. Sidney Stratton 22:17; Oakland 11, Houston 1, 1st game Friday Pittsburgh 0 0 0 .000 0 0 19. Layla Walley 22:32; 22. Faith Hays 22:53; Portales 56, West Las Vegas 28 Clovis 3, Roswell 1 Toronto 5, Detroit 4 West 27. Casity Flowers 23:53; 30. Samanth Castro W. Las Vegas 7 14 0 7 — 28 Clovis 25 25 20 25 Boston 9,Tampa Bay 0 W L T Pct PF PA 23:59. Portales 7 14 14 21 — 56 Roswell 19 23 25 10 Kansas City 5, Minnesota 2 Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 42 27 Junior varsity boys Kills — Kassidy Furrow 16, Makinzie Johnson San Francisco at Chicago White Sox, late Denver 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Team standings: 1. Clovis 38; 2. Lovington Scoring summary 15, Mikyla Harkley 11. Assists — Jada Gillespie L.A. Chargers 0 0 0 .000 0 0 40; 3. Carlsbad 101; 4. Goddard 113; 5. Houston at Oakland, 2nd game, late First quarter 55. Aces — Lexi Cole 5, Sydni Hill 4, Kyli Oakland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Artesia 183. L.A. Angels at Seattle, late W — John Balizan 3 run (Isaiah Deane kick), Osborn 4. Blocks — Cole 5. Digs — Osborn NATIONAL CONFERENCE Individual winner (68 runners): Henry Sunday’s Games 5:33 27, Cole 13. Records — Clovis 5-1, Roswell 4- East Dewey, New Mexico Military 18:31. P — Braden Bridges 35 pass from Tyrese 3. Detroit (Sanchez 3-3) at Toronto (Happ 7-10), 11:07 a.m. W L T Pct PF PA Clovis results: 3. Trent Allen 18:51; 4. Dawson (Prince Bowah kick), 3:22 Tampa Bay (Cobb 10-9) at Boston (Porcello 9-16), 11:35 a.m. Dallas 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Kannon Brooks 19:06; 6. Ricardo Loera 19:20; Second quarter Vixen Invitational, Fort Sumner San Francisco (Bumgarner 3-7) at Chicago White Sox (Fulmer 1-1), 12:10 N.Y. Giants 0 0 0 .000 0 0 13. Thomas Martinez 19:47; 20. Raymond W — David Balizan 17 pass from John Balizan Fort Sumner 3, Melrose 2 p.m. Philadelphia 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Garcia 20:40; 28. Zye Kuzmicki 20:47; 30. (kick failed), 10:15 Melrose 25 23 26 25 10 Washington 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Wyatt Smith 20:50; 33. Caleb Carlton 21:15; Minnesota (Colon 6-11) at Kansas City (Vargas 14-10), 12:15 p.m. P — Dawson 3 run (Bowah kick), 7:56 Fort Sumner 16 25 28 25 15 South 39. Colin Nguyen 22:15; 59. Jakob Griego N.Y.Yankees (Montgomery 7-7) at Texas (Griffin 6-5), 1:05 p.m. W — J. Balizan 3 run (Antonio Bustamante Kills — Brette DeVaney 18, Hailey Martin 14. W L T Pct PF PA 25:47. Houston (Keuchel 12-3) at Oakland (Graveman 4-4), 2:05 p.m. run), 2:23 Assists — Landry Widner 22, Kiki Roybal 11. Atlanta 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Junior varsity girls P — Dawson 9 run (Bowah kick), 0:34 Aces — Nataley Mondragon 4, Hannah Wofford L.A. Angels (Bridwell 7-2) at Seattle (Ramirez 5-5), 2:10 p.m. Carolina 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Team standings: 1. Lovington 32; 2. Third quarter 3. Digs — LaKasey Mondragon 38, Landry Baltimore (Hellickson 8-8) at Cleveland (Bauer 15-8), 6:05 p.m. New Orleans 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Hagerman 55; 3. Clovis 94; 4. Carlsbad 95. P — Dawson 27 run (Bowah kick), 6:10 Widner 25, Brette DeVaney 19, Hannah Wofford Monday’s Games Tampa Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Individual winner (48 runners): P — Marc Lovato 35 interception return Domniarre North 11, Natalie Mondragon 11. Blocks — Natalie Baltimore at Toronto, 5:07 p.m. (Bowah kick), 5:54 Nogah, New Mexico Military 22:33. W L T Pct PF PA Mondragon 2, Brette DeVaney 2. Detroit at Cleveland, 5:10 p.m. Fourth quarter Clovis results: 7. Jessica Arzola 23:48; 19. Chicago 0 0 0 .000 0 0 N.Y.Yankees vs.Tampa Bay at Citi Field, 5:10 p.m. P — Lovato 81 pass from Dawson (Bowah Desiree Chavez 26:48; 21. Gjia Ayson 27:28; Detroit 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Dexter 3, Melrose 0 Seattle at Texas, 6:05 p.m. kick), 10:16 30. Ashleigh Merritt 29:44; 35. Ayissa Hicks Green Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Dexter 25 25 25 W — Bustamante 45 pass from J. Balizan 30:36. Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 6:15 p.m. Minnesota 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Melrose 17 23 18 (Deane kick), 8:12 West Kills — Brette DeVaney 7, Nataley P — Dawson 57 run (Bowah kick), 7:57 College summary NATIONAL LEAGUE W L T Pct PF PA Mondragon 6, Hailey Martin 6. Assists — P — Julian Garcia 15 run (Bowah kick), 4:55 Saturday Arizona 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Landry Widner 19, Kiki Roybal 2. Aces — Brette East Division Texas Tech Open L.A. Rams 0 0 0 .000 0 0 DeVaney 2. Digs — LaKasey Mondragon 16, W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Team statistics At Lubbock San Francisco 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Kiki Roybal 12. Blocks — Brette DeVaney 1, Washington 87 55 .613 — — 6-4 L-1 42-28 45-27 WLV Portales College division Seattle 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Nataley Mondragon 1. Miami 68 74 .479 19 8 1/2 2-8 L-1 36-35 32-39 First Downs 21 16 Men (8K) Rushes-Yards 33-22 27-221 Team standings: 1. South Plains College Atlanta 63 78 .447 23 1/2 13 4-6 W-1 32-39 31-39 Thursday’s Games Passing Yards 279 271 College summaries 52; 2. Lubbock Christian 55; 3. Wayland New York 63 79 .444 24 13 1/2 5-5 W-4 33-40 30-39 Kansas City 42, New England 27 Total Yards 301 492 Saturday Baptist 71; 4. Texas-Permian Basin 110; 5. Philadelphia 54 88 .380 33 22 1/2 5-5 W-1 28-37 26-51 Sunday’s Games Comp/Att/INT 20-38-2 11-21-0 Lubbock West Texas A&M 116; 6. Eastern New Mexico Central Division Philadelphia at Washington, 11 a.m. Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 ENMU 3, SW Oklahoma State 2 137; 7. Western Texas College 145; 8. Odessa Oakland at Tennessee, 11 a.m. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Punts-Avg. 4-40.1 5-27.4 SWOS 20 21 25 25 9 College 215; 9. University of the Southwest Arizona at Detroit, 11 a.m. Chicago 77 65 .542 — — 5-5 L-2 40-31 37-34 Penalties-Yards 11-110 15-170 ENMU 25 25 17 15 15 261; 10. Oklahoma Panhandle State 283. Atlanta at Chicago, 11 a.m. St. Louis 74 68 .521 3 2 1/2 8-2 W-2 39-31 35-37 Kills — Southwestern Oklahoma, Danusia Individual winner (93 runners): Benard Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 11 a.m. Individual statistics Borgeau 14, Addie Amman 7. ENMU, Brooklyn Keter, unattached 25:01.00. Milwaukee 74 68 .521 3 2 1/2 6-4 W-2 39-32 35-36 Jacksonville at Houston, 11 a.m. Rushing — West Las Vegas, Antonio Biel 16, Sarah Tuioti-Mariner 15, Jasmine ENMU results: 7. Omer Almog 26:11.20; Pittsburgh 67 76 .469 10 1/2 10 4-6 L-4 39-34 28-42 N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 11 a.m. Bustamante 19-42. Portales, Tyrese Dawson 12- Gannon 13. Aces — Southwestern Oklahoma, 46. Garrett Meyer 28:45.80; 47. Christian Cincinnati 61 82 .427 16 1/2 16 5-5 L-3 36-36 25-46 Baltimore at Cincinnati, 11 a.m. 142, Julian Garcia 7-45, Marc Lovato 8-34. Lindsey McCauley 2, Kodee Avery 1. ENMU, Monroy 28:51.10; 54. Louis Bolander West Division Indianapolis at L.A. Rams, 2:05 p.m. Passing — West Las Vegas, John Balizan 20- Andrea Aguilar 2, Kaitlyn Kluna 2, Biel 1. Blocks 29:13.50; 58. Toby Kirk 29:34.60; 65. Lorenzo Seattle at Green Bay, 2:25 p.m. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 38-2-279. Portales, Dawson 11-21-0-271. — Southwestern Oklahoma, Jenny Tackett 6, Juarez 29:50.50; 72. Benjamin Lantz Carolina at San Francisco, 2:25 p.m. Los Angeles 92 49 .652 — — 1-9 L-8 52-21 40-28 Receiving — West Las Vegas, David Balizan Delayni Fine 4, Aman 3. ENMU, Biel 4, Gannon 30:38.20; 73. Luis Villasenor 30:49.50; 86. N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. Arizona 82 59 .582 10 — 9-1 L-1 45-24 37-35 7-77, Omar Gallardo 4-71. Portales, Lovato 3-90, 3, Sadie Phimmasone 3. Assists — Jaren Brooks 33:06.30. Monday’s Games Kelby Oneal 4-74. Southwestern Oklahoma, Avery 35 . ENMU, Women (5K) Colorado 76 65 .539 16 — 5-5 W-2 41-31 35-34 New Orleans at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. Records — West Las Vegas, 1-2. Portales, 3- Alexis Aguirre 27, Kluna 24. Digs — Team standings: 1. West Texas A&M 55; 2. San Diego 64 78 .451 28 1/2 12 1/2 6-4 W-2 39-35 25-43 L.A. Chargers at Denver, 8:20 p.m. San Francisco56 88 .389 37 1/2 21 1/2 3-7 L-1 32-38 24-50 0. Southwestern Oklahoma, Kailtyn Dillon 24, Wayland Baptist 66; 3. Midwestern State 68; 4. Klemson Lancaster 13. ENMU, Aguilar 24, New Mexico JC 105; 5. South Plains College Friday’s Games Prep scores Tatum 69, Dora 44 Natasha McClendon 15, Kluna 14. Records — 116; 6. Eastern New Mexico 157; 7. Lubbock Washington 11, Philadelphia 10 The Associated Press Dora 26 0 12 6 — 44 Southwestern Oklahoma 3-5, ENMU 2-5. Christian 160; 8. Texas-Permian Basin 207; 9. N.Y.Mets 5, Cincinnati 1 Friday Tatum 22 14 21 12 — 69 Odessa College 245; 10. University of the Miami 7, Atlanta 1 Artesia 55, Valencia 0 Scoring Summary ENMU 3, Colorado Christian 2 Southwest 279. Milwaukee 2, Chicago Cubs 0 Belen 35, Farmington 28, OT First quarter ENMU 25 25 19 22 13 Individual winner (100 runners): Esther San Francisco 9, Chicago White Sox 2 Capital 45, Santa Fe 0 D — Hayden Skinner 87 kick return (run failed) LCU 22 18 25 25 15 Gitahi, New Mexico JC 17:32.20. St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 1 Capitan 54, Jal 0 T — Austin Thomas 60 run (Tatum kick) ENMU results: 26. Coley Norcross Carlsbad 19, Goddard 18 D — Skinner 30 run (Kyle Burton run) Kills — ENMU, Sarah Tuioti-Mariner 21, 19:48.80; 46. Cynthia Tovar 20:46.60; 52. San Diego 10, Arizona 6 Clint, Texas 34, Santa Teresa 13 T — Paul O’Brian 3 run (Tatum run) Jasmine Gannon 13, Brooklyn Biel 13. Mason Swanson 20:54.70; 55. Abby Kepfer Colorado 5, L.A. Dodgers 4 Cloudcroft 50, Magdalena 0 D — Burton 60 run (run failed) Lubbock Christian, Avery Moore 16, Luaren 21:05.10; 67. Nancy Rodriguez 21:37.00; 71. Saturday’s Games Dexter 23, Hagerman 0 T — Sebastian Jimenez 27 pass to Cristian Zoller 15. Aces — ENMU, Kaitlyn Kluna 2, Sierra Quinones 21:55.50; 88. Anna Parker Milwaukee 15, Chicago Cubs 2 Dora/Elida 69, Tatum 44 Marizacal (Tatum kick) Tuioti-Mariner 1, Natasha McClendon 1. 23:41.70. Philadelphia 5,Washington 4 EP Bowie, Texas 40, Silver 19 D — Skinner 20 run (run failed) Lubbock Christian, Brynn Waranck 3, Maddie Atlanta 6, Miami 5 EP Burges, Texas 47, Deming 26 Second quarter Deguire 2. Blocks — ENMU, Biel 3, Gannon 2. Basketball N.Y.Mets 6, Cincinnati 1 Eldorado 47, Mayfield 35 T — Jimenez 8 pass to Marizacal (run failed) Lubbock Christian, Jaden Kennedy 5, Moore 3. Escalante 59, Dulce 0 T — Jimenez 21 pass to Marizacal (run) Assists St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 — ENMU, Alexis Aguirre 31, Kluna 26. Espanola Valley 21, Pojoaque 0 Third quarter Lubbock Christian, Cory Jo Martin 33, Warnack WNBA Playoffs San Francisco at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. Eunice 41, Hatch Valley 15 D — Kaull Burton 45 run (run failed) 20. Digs — ENMU, Andrea Aguilar 22, The Associated Press San Diego at Arizona, late Fort Sumner 54, Texico 20 T — Thomas 63 run (run) McClendon 14. Lubbock Christian, Kelsie First Round Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, late Gadsden 40, San Elizario, Texas 15 D — Skinner 55 run (run failed) French 24, DeGuire 13, McKaley Johnson 13. Winner advances Sunday’s Games Hobbs 42, Roswell 15 T — Jimenez 69 pass to Marizacal (run failed) Records — ENMU 2-6, Lubbock Christian 2-6. Wednesday Cincinnati (Romano 4-6) at N.Y.Mets (deGrom 14-9), 11:10 a.m. Hot Springs 46, Crownpoint 6 T — Jimenez pass to Marizacal (kick) Washington 86, Dallas 76 Miami (Despaigne 0-3) at Atlanta (Dickey 9-9), 11:35 a.m. La Cueva 42, Centennial 14 Fourth quarter Phoenix 79, Seattle 69 Lake Arthur 54, Hondo 12 T — O’Brien 2 run (run failed) Soccer Philadelphia (Lively 3-5) at Washington (Strasburg 12-4), 11:35 a.m. Los Alamos 37, Grants 0 D — Skinner 25 pass to Burton (run failed) Second Round San Francisco (Bumgarner 3-7) at Chicago White Sox (Fulmer 1-1), 12:10 Los Lunas 43, Del Norte 0 T — Jimenez pass (kick failed) Prep summaries Winner advances p.m. Loving 20, Clayton 6 Records — Dora 1-1, Tatum 2-1 Saturday Sunday Pittsburgh (Nova 11-12) at St. Louis (Wacha 11-7), 12:15 p.m. Lovington 60, Ruidoso 36 Boys Phoenix at Connecticut, 1 p.m. Milwaukee (Davies 16-8) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 6-4), 12:20 p.m. Manzano 42, Cibola 7 Farwell 42, Crosbyton 26 Clovis 3, Lovington 0 Washington at New York, 3 p.m. Colorado (Chatwood 6-12) at L.A. Dodgers (Hill 9-7), 2:10 p.m. Melrose 48, Mancos, Colo. 0 Farwell 6 14 14 8 — 42 Clovis 3 0 — 3 San Diego (Perdomo 7-9) at Arizona (Ray 12-5), 2:10 p.m. Montezuma-Cortez, Colo. 29, Kirtland Central Crosbyton 0 7 13 6 — 26 Lovington 0 0 — 0 Semifinals 14 Scoring summary (Best-of-5) Monday’s Games Moriarty 41, St. Michael’s 15 First quarter Scoring summary Minnesota vs. TBD Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 5:40 p.m. Newcomb 60, Cuba 6 F — LeeRoy Cervantes 16 run (Jose First half Tuesday: Game 1 at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 7:40 p.m. Portales 42, West Las Vegas 28 Rodriguez kick failed), 3:09. C — Junior Valdez (Elias Ortega), 7th minute. Los Angeles vs. TBD L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. Raton 35, Socorro 28 Second quarter C — Ortega, 10th. Tuesday: Game 1 at Los Angeles, 8 p.m THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3D PHS has weekend for younger spikers ❏ Portales plays host Brown explained. “But in tourna- According to Gomez, the JV ments like these, we have a lot of stu- Tournament is a competitive one, as to annual JV tourney. dents and parents come and support teams like Roswell and Goddard are (us). It’s always a good tournament to higher classification programs, while By Eric Murray look forward to.” Texico is a perennial Class 3A title STAFF WRITER Rams varsity head coach Charity contender. [email protected] Gomez — now in her second year as Friday’s matches begin with pool Rams coach and a former junior var- play, before moving into bracket PORTALES — The annual sity coach herself, agrees with that competition. Saturday is bracket play. Portales Rams Junior Varsity sentiment. For her, the tournament’s For the record, Texico won the tour- Volleyball Tournament is a much- ability to provide positive exposure nament title, as it’s JV team defeated anticipated event for many local play- for her girls is certainly important. ers who have yet to crack the varsity its freshmen — or ‘C’ team, 3-0. Plus, she can see how her players are Portales, meanwhile, sent both of lineup at their respective schools. doing without distractions. its JV and freshmen teams to the con- This year, eight teams — including “I don’t get to see them that much Portales, Goddard, Roswell and in practice, so I can watch and kind of solation, or third place game. Texico all competed in the tourna- see what we need to continue to work Ultimately, the JV squad pulled it out ment, held this past Friday and on,” Gomez said. “Or, if I gave them in three sets, 25-10, 24-26 and 17-15, Saturday at Portales High School. a goal for the week (I can see) if giving them some sort of bragging The goal of the tournament is not they’re trying to reach those goals, or rights against their younger team- only to develop young players, but if they’re really trying to be mindful mates. also, to showcase them. Rams junior of some of the things that we have “We play a lot of games (in this Abby Brown, who was playing in her been working on. It’s always good tournament),” Brown explained. “It third JV Tournament, said that it’s an because I want to make sure our pro- always helps to play at the beginning exciting event for her and her team- of the season, so then we get a lot of Staff photo: Eric Murray gram’s developing from the bottom to mates every year. the top. It allows me to relax — I playing time and then we also get to Kenzie Davis of Portales’ freshman team goes up for a spike in the “It’s always about varsity — peo- don’t have to worry about coaching, play teams for the rest of the season, team’s Saturday win over Roswell. ple always go to the varsity games,” I’m just able to watch everybody.” so we know what they’re like.” RAM FOOTBALL Clovis boys pull shutout at Lovington

BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS fell in an early hole and had troubles finding their way out LOVINGTON — Clovis shorthanded. coach Greg Trujillo said his The Eagles (5-1) already Wildcats dominated the sec- led 1-0 on a first-minute goal ond half against 5A from Mackenzie Gibson Lovington Saturday, but had when Isabel Castillo drew a nothing to show for it in a foul in the box from Clovis’ scoreless 40 minutes. Jasmine Valdez. The result of “The second half, it was the play was a red card for total dominance,” Trujillo Valdez. said. “We had a chance to “I thought she got ball score maybe six more, but first,” Clovis coach Traci we were off the mark. The Sievers said, “but (the offi- guys were playing the ball all cial) said she didn’t get the over the field.” ball at all and just got her Fortunately, legs. It wasn’t one of those the visiting Wildcats did malicious plays.” Castillo buried the 10th- WILDCATS more than enough in the minute penalty shot, and first 40 minutes, notching all Clovis (4-4) only managed the offense they’d need in a two shots on the day while 3-0 win to move over .500. playing one player short for Elias Ortega assisted on the final 70 minutes due to Junior Valdez’ diving header the red card. just 6:20 in, then scored in “We were just in survival Staff photo: Tony Bullocks the 10th minute on a free mode,” Sievers said. “It’s like we played harder being Portales senior Marc Lovato is wrapped up by West Las Vegas defender Antonio Bustamante in the first half kick that made it 2-0. The Wildcats rounded out down. Jasmine’s a captain, of Friday’s game at Greyhound Stadium. Lovato had 124 yards of offense in Portales’ 56-28 victory. the scoring 13 minutes later, she’s a center back. A lot of with Cade Jones finding Noel girls had to step up and play Caldera on the right side. different roles today. I was Lovington (1-8-1) man- proud of hte way they came aged just two shots on goal in together.” the contest. Valdez will be required to Clovis heads to Portales on miss Clovis’ next game Tatum trips up Dora Tuesday. Tuesday at Artesia, and be available when Clovis hosts By Jamie Cushman REGIONAL FOOTBALL Tigers field goal with seven seconds Hobbs blanks CHS girls Portales Thursday at Leon STAFF WRITER remaining. — In Hobbs, the Wildcats Williams Stadium. “It was a they-score, we-score, [email protected] season with a 42-36 road victory over Crosbyton. they-score kind of game. It just came The Dora Coyotes lost for the first Both teams displayed a ground-and- down to the last seven seconds,” time this season in a high-scoring pound offense with Farwell out-rush- Muleshoe coach David Wood said. game at Tatum that featured seven ing Crosbyton 300-279. Trailing by seven in the fourth quar- lead changes in just the first quarter. Farwell trailed for just three min- ter, the Mules scored to knot the game CHS runs table The final lead change belonged to utes early in the second quarter before at 34 before Snyder’s game winning Tatum, which went on for a 69-44 vic- Miguel Vasquez scored the first of his kick. tory. five rushing touchdowns to put the “It was kind of a heartbreaking “It just kind of seemed like we Steers ahead for good. game after the week before, but it was at NMMI meet never got off the bus in some ways,” “He had a great game. He ran well an exciting game,” Wood said. “We they ran in a bunch and they Dora coach Mason McBee said. and kind of carried us,” Farwell coach learned a lot. It’s something we can ❏ Wildcats take “Everything that could go wrong did.” Danny Brittain said. look at and get better.” get energy from each other. McBee added that the loss was a Farwell successfully beared down Jojo Rejino, Julian Astorga, and Ian first four places “We’re going to have a humbling experience for the team and defensively on third and fourth down, Hasley each earned 12 tackles for pretty salty bunch by the will give them something to work on holding the Chiefs to 4-16 on third Muleshoe defensively, while Jacob in boys meet. time we get to the district at practice this week. and 3-8 on fourth. Kettner tallied 11. BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS meet (in late October).” Dora could not stop Tatum’s duo of “We gave up a couple big plays but On the girls’ side, quarterback Sebastian Jimenez and overall I thought we did well,” Animas 52, Floyd 6 ROSWELL — Clovis wide receiver Cristian Marizacal who Lovington dominated with Brittain said of his defense. “We had Floyd fell to 0-2 on the season with High’s boys came close to a 23 points while the Lady connected with each other for five some kids move around and try to find a loss to Animas on Saturday. Despite perfect score touchdowns. Wildcats were second with the right fit for kids and I think we the lopsided scoreboard, Broncos on Saturday. “On defense we missed several 65. Clovis ran without its top found the right spot for some of coach Steve Foust liked the way his The Wildcats assignments, we showed a huge lack runner, senior Kelsey them.” team competed. took the top of discipline,” McBee said. McNaughton, who was tak- “It was more competitive than what four positions McBee said that defensive break- Bovina 54, Shamrock 14 WILDCATS and ran away ing an ACT test on Saturday. downs and blown coverages on third the score said,” Foust said. Bovina rolled over Shamrock 54-14 Foust said Floyd got better as the with team hon- Junior Karli Windham led and fourth down really came back to for the Mustangs second straight win ors in the New Mexico the Lady Cats, placing eighth hurt Dora. game went on but just could not make to begin the season, highlighted by a up for some early mistakes. Military Invitational cross in 21:09. Dora scored four touchdowns in the four-touchdown second quarter. “A couple key mistakes kept us country meet, finishing with Bussen said not having opening quarter, including a kick Bovina showcased a balanced from scoring but we got better and 19 points to 56 for runnerup McNaughton may have hurt return for a touchdown on the opening attack on offense, tallying 275 yards Lovington. we’re going to be better down the the team a bit. kickoff. The Coyotes continued to through the air, led by quarterback Junior Jon Fuentes led the road,” Foust said. score and finished with 44 points, but David Lara and his four touchdowns, Cats’ dominating perform- “Sometimes when you could not slow down Tatum’s offense and 245 yards on the ground, where ance, finishing the 5K event don’t have a top runner, a enough to secure the win. Marco Sanchez added 123 yards and a Fort Sumner 54, Texico 20 in 16 minutes, 7 seconds and team can kind of fold its “Even after (the first quarter) we touchdown. Texico dropped its third straight beating teammate T.J. Gregg tent,” he said. “But the girls were scoring the ball every four or The Mustangs took advantage of game to start the season in a 54-20 by 16 seconds. Junior Jose competed well.” five plays, we were kind of scoring at the Irish’s mistakes, securing four loss at Fort Sumner. The Wolverines Salas (16:24) and freshman Lovington’s Melena (0-3) got off to a good start defensive- will,” McBee said. fumbles and two interceptions, while Jerrick Maldonado (16:25) Espinoza was the individual ly, holding the Foxes to just one score McBee said that some players are Bovina did not have any turnovers. were right behind Gregg. winner with a time of 19:02. still making the adjustment from six- The Mustangs limited Shamrock to in the first quarter. “I’ve never had five guys The Cats and Lady Cats man to eight-man, but he feels they just 131 yards on offense. Without middle linebacker Chris under 16:50 for a 5K,” said will be able to make the nessecary Harrison, Texico struggled to stop CHS coach Mark Bussen, are back in action next changes. Snyder 37, Muleshoe 34 Fort Sumner’s offense in the second noting that freshman Jerrick Saturday in the Ron Muleshoe dropped its second quarter, allowing three more scores Maldonado was ninth at Singleton Invitational at Farwell 42, Crosbyton 26 straight game following a back-and- before halftime. 16:49. “It was kind of sur- Carlsbad, scheduled for a 10 Farwell earned its first win of the forth affair with Snyder decided by a The Foxes moved to 3-0. prising to run that well, but a.m. start. PAGE 4D ✦ SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Major league baseball statistics

The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Hounds go distance in split Through Friday Team batting AMERICAN LEAGUE AB R H HR RBI Avg BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS surged to a 17-9 advantage. The Aguilar contributed 22 digs and three Team batting Colorado 4824 719 1313 166 692 .272 Greyhounds collected themselves and assists; Sara Tuioti-Mariner chipped AB R H HR RBI Avg Washington 4859 741 1313 193 719 .270 LUBBOCK — For the fourth- climbed back to within 17-15, then in with 21 kills, four digs, one assist Houston 4865 7811382 215 744 .284 Atlanta 4836 641 1277 145 615 .264 straight match, Eastern New Mexico won three of the next five points to and one ace; and Natasha McClendon Baltimore 4941 6801315 216 653 .266 Miami 4830 650 1271 169 621 .263 Cleveland 4816 7151268 186 682 .263 University’s volleyball team went five close within 19-18. had 14 digs and one ace. St. Louis 4778 667 1241 170 637 .260 Detroit 4808 6591253 166 626 .261 sets. But Lubbock Christian took six of Jasmine Gannon and Brooklyn Biel Cincinnati 4830 675 1235 195 642 .256 New York 4859 7311263 203 700 .260 But, for the first time in three the next seven points and rolled to a supplied 13 kills, two digs and one Arizona 4821 700 1223 189 666 .254 Boston 4919 6711273 147 628 .259 matches, the Greyhounds came out on 25-19 win to stay alive. assist apiece, with Biel adding three Chicago 4788 704 1212 198 668 .253 Kansas City 4800 6101240 171 574 .258 the losing end. Eastern jumped out to a 2-0 fourth- blocks and Gannon notching two Los Angeles 4715 675 1184 192 637 .251 Minnesota 4823 7001243 174 670 .258 Though they had a 2-0 set lead, but quickly found itself down blocks. Philadelphia 4832 588 1213 150 560 .251 Seattle 4828 6501248 163 618 .258 set lead in Saturday’s 4-2. Lubbock Christian maintained the In Saturday’s earlier match, the Chicago 4738 591 1197 160 565 .253 New York 4800 652 1197 205 631 .249 match against Lubbock lead until Eastern drew into a 21-all Greyhounds notched their second Texas 4713 728 1174 219 686 .249 Milwaukee 4759 630 1178 200 599 .248 Christian, the ‘Hounds tie. Again, though, Lubbock Christian straight victory while playing their San Francisco 4931 572 1223 114 547 .248 Greyhounds Los Angeles 4748 629 1168 159 600 .246 dropped three straight, closed strong, this time winning four third-consecutive five-set match, win- Tampa Bay 4803 616 1179 202 598 .245 Pittsburgh 4803 590 1179 136 559 .245 losing the match 25-22, of the next five points to win the set ning 25-20, 25-21, 17-25, 15-25, 15-9 Oakland 4726 625 1159 201 596 .245 San Diego 4696 546 1099 169 522 .234 25-18, 19-25, 22-25, 13-15, which and tie the overall match 2-2. over Southwestern Oklahoma State. Toronto 4808 599 1149 194 570 .239 Individual batting ended their winning streak at two and Lubbock Christian led the entire They had to bear down in the fifth Individual batting AB R H HR RBI Avg dropped their record to 2-6. fifth set, and though the Greyhounds after nearly squandering a 2-0 set AB R H HR RBI Avg Blackmon Col 568 126 193 34 88 .340 Eastern began Saturday’s match did rebound from a five-point deficit lead, but came away with the six-point Altuve Hou 526 97 185 22 74 .352 Ju.Turner LAD 402 65 132 19 64 .328 strong, with Alexis Aguirre tallying and came within one point three dif- win and improved to 2-5. A.Garcia ChW 439 61 141 15 66 .321 Harper Was 402 92 131 29 87 .326 six assists, four digs and one kill in the ferent times — 12-11, 13-12 and 14- Aguirre notched 27 assists, with Hosmer KC 527 84 168 24 83 .319 D.Murphy Was 482 86 155 22 88 .322 first set, as the Greyhounds held on 13 — the Chaparrals were able to get Kluna adding 24 assists, 14 digs and Reddick Hou 435 74 138 13 78 .317 Posey SF 435 56 138 12 59 .317 for the three-point victory. the last point to seal the victory, snap- two aces. Aguilar supplied 24 digs and Jo.Ramirez Cle 525 93 162 25 69 .309 LeMahieu Col 530 86 167 7 59 .315 The second set was a doozy, tied ping a six-game losing streak and two aces, and Biel contributed 16 Andrus Tex 563 92 173 20 83 .307 Votto Cin 492 95 155 34 93 .315 Mauer Min 451 60 138 6 57 .306 seven different times with the seventh improving to 2-6. They had not won kills, four blocks and an ace. Goldschmidt Ari 484 102 152 33 109 .314 Schoop Bal 540 86 164 31 102 .304 tie finding each team with 16 points. since opening the season by blanking Tuioti-Mariner chipped in with 15 Pham StL 376 79 116 19 61 .309 Segura Sea 461 70 139 8 37 .302 Eastern, however, won the next seven Westminster 3-0. kills, with McClendon tallying 15 Seager LAD 466 75 144 19 65 .309 Springer Hou 474 98 141 31 75 .297 Aguirre finished with 31 assists, digs, Gannon ringing up 13 kills and Inciarte Atl 591 86 182 11 53 .308 points to build a 23-16 cushion, and Abreu ChW 542 80 160 28 84 .295 Ozuna Mia 539 78 165 32 109 .306 went on for the 25-18 win. eight digs and one kill. three blocks, and Sadie Phimmasone Cain KC 516 80 152 14 46 .295 Arenado Col 537 86 164 31 116 .305 The third set was tied 4-4 early, but Kaitlyn Kluna added 26 assists, chiming in with three blocks for the Ma.Gonzalez Hou399 57 117 21 78 .293 Lubbock Christian took control and seven digs and two aces. Andrea ‘Hounds. Mancini Bal 459 57 134 23 73 .292 C.Taylor LAD 443 75 135 19 66 .305 Gregorius NYY 460 63 134 21 68 .291 Zimmerman Was 468 83 142 31 95 .303 Gurriel Hou 469 63 136 17 65 .290 Gordon Mia 562 97 170 1 26 .302 Eastern rallied to push Mustangs a last chance. chances, since they did the Merrifield KC 500 69 144 17 68 .288 Rendon Was 454 71 137 23 91 .302 Hounds the lead back to double fig- “Give them credit, they same thing against E.Rosario Min 464 66 133 21 64 .287 D.Peralta Ari 461 72 136 13 45 .295 ures on a 13-yard made adjustments, and we Division I-AA San Diego Cruz Sea 478 74 136 31 104 .285 Bra.Phillips Atl 470 68 137 11 52 .291 From Page 1D D’Maujeric Tucker run and were in a dogfight the rest in Week 1. Bregman Hou 479 76 136 16 56 .284 Herrera Phi 448 54 130 12 48 .290 Bailey Hale’s 32-yard field of the game.” “It’s something we Smoak Tor 491 78 139 37 85 .283 Yelich Mia 526 85 152 16 72 .289 game’s opening play, gave goal. But Hall got a 12- Hall gave the Mustangs worked on this week,” Lee Dickerson TB 535 78 151 26 60 .282 Bryant ChC 486 95 140 25 59 .288 Eastern a 40-yard field, A.Simmons LAA 522 72 147 14 64 .282 C.Hernandez Phi 445 71 128 8 29 .288 yard scoring toss to the lead to end the third on said. “Fortunately, we got and Johnny Smith took it in A.Jones Bal 545 77 153 26 68 .281 Panik SF 449 51 128 10 48 .285 D’Angelo Bowie in the a 17-yard pass to Sean the onside kicks and we from 3 yards out on the Cano Sea 507 69 142 21 85 .280 Kemp Atl 413 45 117 18 58 .283 closing seconds of the first North, and kept the team’s knew fourth down was fourth play from scrim- Headley NYY 448 67 125 12 56 .279 Markakis Atl 513 70 145 8 69 .283 half, then gave Western the faint hopes alive with a 23- going to be big.” Justin Upton Det 459 81 128 28 94 .279 mage. Stanton Mia 515 108 145 53 112 .282 Gamel Sea 436 61 121 8 48 .278 The Greyhounds had a lead with a 29-yard pass to yard pass to Elijah Jones Five Greyhounds, Rizzo ChC 508 90 142 31 102 .280 Moustakas KC 492 71 137 36 81 .278 chance to run away with it Evan Beebe in the third. with :55 left. including Tucker with 58 Conforto NYM 373 72 104 27 68 .279 Judge NYY 479 104 132 39 87 .276 “We felt like we kind of The second onside kick yards and Paul Terry with McCutchen Pit 498 82 137 23 75 .275 early after the Mustangs G.Sanchez NYY 398 67 110 28 81 .276 handed them 14 points recovery, with :55 to play, 28, outrushed the entire Molina StL 454 55 125 15 65 .275 got stuffed on fourth and 4 Lowrie Oak 497 74 136 12 51 .274 before the second half, allowed the Green and Mustang squad’s 26-yard Shaw Mil 464 71 127 28 86 .274 at their own 31, but three Lindor Cle 569 80 155 27 71 .272 Do.Santana Mil 462 76 126 24 69 .273 plays into the ensuing when we were controlling Silver to set up the victory effort on 26 rushes. Benintendi Bos 498 72 135 19 76 .271 drive Western’s Tyler the game,” Lee said of the formation. Eastern remains on the M.Machado Bal 550 75 149 32 91 .271 Gyorko StL 397 48 108 18 64 .272 Butler scooped-and-scored defensive touchdown and a Lee said it wasn’t a sur- road and will face defend- Healy Oak 506 57 136 23 72 .269 Harrison Pit 486 66 132 16 47 .272 a Strand fumble for 85 drive that stalled late in the prise the Mustangs were ing LSC champion Texas Sano Min 416 75 111 28 77 .267 Mar.Reynolds Col460 76 125 28 89 .272 yards. second half and gave the going to take some A&M-Commerce Saturday. Bogaerts Bos 493 73 131 8 53 .266 Margot SD 423 49 114 13 38 .270 Longoria TB 540 66 143 18 77 .265 Realmuto Mia 466 57 126 16 56 .270 Choo Tex 477 87 126 18 66 .264 Suarez Cin 477 82 129 24 75 .270 Betts Bos 562 86 147 19 81 .262 Span SF 442 64 119 11 38 .269 C.Santana Cle 500 86 131 23 76 .262 Bellinger LAD 410 76 110 36 83 .268 Y.Sanchez ChW 412 50 108 10 47 .262 Arcia Mil 450 50 120 14 45 .267 Valencia Sea 428 53 112 14 62 .262 J.Baez ChC 415 64 111 21 68 .267 HAT S HAPPENING Dozier Min 544 86 142 29 82 .261 Cabrera NYM 417 60 111 12 47 .266 SPORTS EVENTS OR SPORTS’ -RELATED ACTIVITIES TO LIST?CALL: 575-763-3431. FAX: 575-742-1349. Mazara Tex 482 59 126 19 91 .261 Freese Pit 374 42 99 10 47 .265 DROPITOFF: 521 PILE ST, CLOVIS; 101 E. FIRST ST, PORTALES. EMAIL: [email protected] S.Perez KC 422 48 110 24 70 .261 Bell Pit 482 69 127 24 83 .263 W Polanco Min 411 52 107 10 62 .260 Peraza Cin 447 45 116 5 37 .260 Bradley Jr. Bos 412 52 106 15 58 .257 Galvis Phi 538 60 138 11 58 .257 The Clovis Softball Association is seeking The Baxter-Curren Senior Center will host its accepting registrations for girls and boys bas- Encarnacion Cle 485 87 124 34 88 .256 Lamb Ari 478 80 123 27 98 .257 entries for its Backwards Tournament third annual Granny Bowl Oct. 7 at Mainline ketball for players in grades 3-6. Gardner NYY 520 86 133 20 54 .256 Bruce NYM 406 61 104 29 75 .256 Saturday. Bowl in Clovis. Castellanos Det 529 65 135 21 84 .255 Registration runs 9 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays at Puig LAD 439 62 112 24 63 .255 The tournament will be played provided there The daylong event, a fundraiser for the center, V.Martinez Det 392 38 100 10 47 .255 Clovis Floral, 1520 Mitchell, and 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Mercer Pit 463 47 117 13 52 .253 are at least eight teams each in the men’s and is free for participants with team captains seek- Seager Sea 508 59 129 22 73 .254 Monday and Sept. 18 at the Bob Spencer Park B.Crawford SF 459 54 115 13 70 .251 women’s divisions. ing donations and sponsorships in advance. Pillar Tor 522 62 132 14 38 .253 softball fields. C.Gonzalez Col 414 57 104 10 48 .251 The $200 entry fee can be paid any time The event will feature games and contests for Morrison TB 460 69 115 36 82 .250 The deadline for the $55 cash-only registra- Mi.Cabrera Det 420 45 104 14 57 .248 Duvall Cin 533 74 133 31 94 .250 before the first game, but teams must make a children, and door prizes for all ages. Pence SF 437 46 109 11 58 .249 verbal commitment to tournament director Information: 575-762-3631. tion fee is Sept. 25, with a $10 late fee after. The Moreland Bos 444 62 110 18 65 .248 Calhoun LAA 502 66 124 17 65 .247 Hamilton Cin 552 82 137 4 37 .248 Roger Jackson by 5 p.m. Tuesday. season begins Oct. 14. Pujols LAA 517 48 127 21 94 .246 Myers SD 502 70 122 25 66 .243 Information: Jackson, 575-762-8977 The Clovis Girls Athletic Association is Information: 575-763-3636. Souza Jr. TB 480 71 118 29 77 .246 Belt SF 382 63 92 18 51 .241 T.Anderson ChW 498 56 122 15 48 .245 Carpenter StL 444 76 106 18 63 .239 A.Escobar KC 526 64 129 4 43 .245 Swanson Atl 419 51 100 6 45 .239 Kepler Min 458 62 112 17 63 .245 Joseph Phi 470 48 112 21 66 .238 Morales Tor 496 63 121 27 77 .244 Reyes NYM 428 64 102 12 47 .238 ENMU falls to Dixie State Joyce Oak 412 70 100 23 63 .243 Thames Mil 420 75 99 28 54 .236 H.Ramirez Bos 453 56 110 22 55 .243 Schebler Cin 408 55 96 26 57 .235 Trumbo Bal 515 77 125 22 63 .243 BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Colorado Springs 5-4 in double over- 66 for Wayland Baptist, while the Story Col 423 56 96 19 64 .227 time. Dixie faces the Mountain Lions Hounds came in at 157. K.Davis Oak 505 81 122 39 99 .242 Franco Phi 513 57 115 19 65 .224 Kinsler Det 475 79 113 16 41 .238 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — (0-3) in the round-robin finale on Junior Omer Almog of Isreal led the Beltran Hou 425 56 98 14 49 .231 Team pitching Dixie State’s Tommy Merniez scored Monday. ENMU men, placing seventh in an 8- C.Davis Bal 394 58 87 23 55 .221 ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv his first goal of the season with just over ENMU is slated to open its home kilometer time of 26 minutes, 11.20 sec- Odor Tex 545 76 117 28 66 .215 Los Angeles 3.35 1056 469 389 1355 14 44 four minutes left, and the Trailblazers schedule at 7 p.m. on Thursday against onds. Senior Coley Norcross led the Gallo Tex 384 76 81 37 73 .211 Arizona 3.61 1139 504 449 1293 9 39 edged Eastern New Mexico University Oklahoma Christian at Greyhound Hounds in the women’s division, com- Bautista Tor 515 84 107 22 57 .208 Washington 3.84 1142 538 426 1256 5 40 1-0 in a neutral-site Stadium. ing in 26th with a 5K time of 19:48.40. Gordon KC 415 40 84 5 39 .202 men’s soccer match on No other ENMU runner finished Napoli Tex 418 60 81 29 65 .194 St. Louis 3.90 1213 548 425 1165 11 39 Saturday. Cross country — At Lubbock, both above 46th place in the event. Team pitching Chicago 4.03 1126 562 485 1232 6 34 Milwaukee 4.07 1209 568 501 1171 10 48 Greyhounds Merniez scored in traf- ENMU squads finished sixth out of 10 Individual winners were Bernard Keter, ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv fic in front of the net to teams in the college division of the who ran unattached, for the men in Cleveland 3.45 1104 480 372 1397 17 29 Pittsburgh 4.29 1307 605 430 1095 11 31 break the deadlock, with Texas Tech Open cross country meet on 25:01.00 and Ester Gitahi of New Boston 3.76 1206 536 394 1353 7 34 San Diego 4.49 1220 628 482 1176 10 40 DSU’s Jardin Porta credited with an Saturday. Mexico Junior College in 17:32.20 for New York 3.84 1107 535 435 1332 6 30 San Francisco4.541355649 437 1086 3 30 assist on the play. The Trailblazers (3-0) South Plains College took men’s team the women. Tampa Bay 4.07 1162 571 442 1160 7 48 Miami 4.61 1220 641 521 1055 7 31 posted a 5-3 advantage over the honors with 52 points to 55 for Lubbock ENMU’s next outing will be on Sept. Houston 4.14 1147 577 456 1371 7 37 Colorado 4.63 1273 645 474 1104 7 43 Greyhounds (1-2-1) in shots on goal. Christian, with the Greyhounds finish- 23 in Las Vegas, New Mexico, in the Los Angeles4.21 1203 588 426 1157 9 38 Philadelphia 4.77 1314 661 455 1104 4 26 ENMU earned its first win of the sea- ing at 137. West Texas A&M won New Mexico Highlands Cross Country Seattle 4.47 1223 625 444 1069 9 36 Atlanta 4.84 1270 671 514 1076 5 32 son on Thursday, edging host Colorado- women’s competition with 55 points to Jam. Toronto 4.50 1293 640 495 1208 6 38 New York 4.86 1335 675 502 1203 5 31 Texas 4.52 1233 623 482 970 6 23 Cincinnati 5.22 1285 729 542 1156 6 28 Kansas City 4.65 1276 644 450 1052 5 31 Individual pitching Minnesota 4.66 1302 648 423 1013 10 39 IP H BB SO W L ERA Oakland 4.82 1265 663 441 1048 4 28 tournament,” Melrose coach face Dexter immediately fol- Melrose in both matches on Kershaw LAD 151 109 27 18216 3 2.15 Baltimore 4.84 1311 678 511 1076 10 32 Volleyball Casey Jackson said. “We’ve lowing the five-set loss kills, posting 18 against the Scherzer Was 178 110 46 23914 5 2.32 Chicago 4.90 1223 669 559 1058 3 20 played a lot better but we against Fort Sumner and Vixens and seven against G.Gonzalez Was180136 69 16314 6 2.50 Detroit 5.18 1350 708 456 1034 3 30 From Page 1D played tough against Fort were simply out of energy. Dexter. LaKasey Mondragon Strasburg Was 149 118 40 17212 4 2.78 Individual pitching Sumner, had a couple balls “We had to turn around and had 38 digs against Fort Lynn StL 172 131 68 13910 7 2.94 IP H BB SO W L ERA sets before losing to Dexter that didn’t go our way, just play them right after that Sumner and 16 against Greinke Ari 179 150 40 19416 6 3.01 Kluber Cle 176 121 34 235 15 4 2.56 in straight sets in the third- had a couple of points not go five-set game and we were Dexter, while Landry Widner C.Martinez StL 183 156 61 19211 10 3.34 place match. Sale Bos 190 141 37 270 15 7 2.85 our way.” worn out,” Jackson said. had 41 assists in the two Severino NYY 169 137 45 201 12 6 3.03 Arrieta ChC 160 139 53 15714 9 3.48 “We had an up-and-down The Lady Buffaloes had to Brette DeVaney led matches. Stroman Tor 178 180 52 148 11 7 3.18 Nelson Mil 175 171 48 19912 6 3.49 Cashner Tex 140 129 51 74 9 9 3.29 Urena Mia 147 127 52 10113 6 3.61 Pomeranz Bos 153 146 61 161 15 5 3.35 deGrom NYM 182 167 54 21114 9 3.65 inating mental mistakes will going.” we were ready to play today." E.Santana Min 188 156 59 151 15 7 3.45 Nola Phi 148 140 43 15610 10 3.71 Portales be key going forward. Andrew Villegas scored Carrasco Cle 173 146 40 192 14 6 3.53 Davies Mil 169 176 50 11316 8 3.77 “We gotta work more on Artesia 4, Portales boys 1 Cobb TB 163 156 40 114 10 9 3.64 G.Cole Pit 181 174 47 16811 9 3.93 the lone goal for Portales (4- From Page 1D being patient on our touches, — In Artesia, the Portales Justin Verlander Det1721536717610 8 3.82 Straily Mia 162 150 48 145 9 8 3.95 especially our two touches — boys suffered a setback to the 3) in the 21st minute off the M.Fulmer Det 165 150 40 114 10 12 3.83 J.Chacin SD 159 139 63 13212 10 3.96 tamed it a little bit. I wouldn’t we want to just kick the ball host Bulldogs. feed from Alejandros Archer TB 182 173 53 230 9 9 4.00 Freeland Col 147 155 57 10211 10 3.99 have minded somebody get- Bundy Bal 159 140 49 142 13 9 4.12 instead of working the ball "The biggest thing was that Navares. Nova Pit 169 185 28 11411 12 4.11 ting a red card on either side, around,” Tellez said. “Other they (Artesia) scored right J.Ramirez LAA 147 149 49 105 11 10 4.15 Dickey Atl 165 170 62 123 9 9 4.14 Portales is back in action J.Vargas KC 153 159 46 113 14 10 4.23 just to mellow the game out.” than that, we just gotta adjust away,” Portales coach Nathan Corbin Ari 169 193 50 16113 12 4.16 Manaea Oak 143 147 50 126 10 9 4.33 Portales (5-4) will now with their defensive set. We Dodge said. “I think it was 10 Tuesday afternoon, when it Leake StL 154 169 35 103 7 12 4.21 Bauer Cle 152 156 56 170 15 8 4.39 Wacha StL 141 149 48 13211 7 4.21 visit Clovis. For Tellez, elim- just gotta get up and keep minutes in. I just don't think hosts Clovis. Porcello Bos 181 215 39 163 9 16 4.66 Marquez Col 141 144 44 13610 6 4.27 Miranda Sea 156 130 59 134 8 6 4.72 Samardzija SF 184 182 28 184 9 12 4.31 Hammel KC 162 174 43 125 8 10 4.73 Kuhl Pit 142 141 63 125 7 10 4.32 M.Perez Tex 163 199 53 102 12 10 4.81 Non-varsity sports update Tanaka NYY 159 163 36 165 11 11 4.82 Lester ChC 159 156 51 16410 7 4.35 Fiers Hou 150 147 61 141 8 9 4.87 Roark Was 163 158 57 14712 9 4.48 the Chaps had a difficult time adjusting to the accepts submissions from coaches Miley Bal 149 163 84 132 8 12 4.96 Lackey ChC 155 152 47 14011 11 4.64 Yucca team falls to .500 Foltynewicz Atl 150 165 58 14010 12 4.74 Rams throughout the game. The team will be for any junior varsity or middle Gausman Bal 161 188 67 152 10 10 4.98 Estrada Tor 164 167 66 159 7 8 5.00 Teheran Atl 162 161 62 13110 11 4.77 The Yucca seventh-grade football team had a school sports performance. back in action on Tuesday against Marshall. Nolasco LAA 160 182 52 132 6 13 5.19 Richard SD 179 218 52 133 7 13 4.78 disappointing 12-0 loss to Portales on Tuesday Submit information to : Zimmermann Det150195 42 96 8 12 6.18 Blach SF 155 171 38 72 8 12 4.81 Sept 5th, 2017. Coach Phillip Williams reported The Eastern New Mexico News [email protected] M.Moore SF 163 183 59 137 5 13 5.31