SATURDAY,JUNE 17, 2017

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Clovis area honor rolls — Pages 3A, 4B Vol. 89 ◆ No. 67

SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Pageant contestants take aim at crown ❏ Hopefuls say confidence comes from each other. By Alisa Boswell MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] PORTALES — As the first night of pre- liminaries approached on Thursday, there was no denying the title of Miss New requires a woman with a lot of ambition and a lot of heart. Schedule Prior to this week’s Miss New Mexico Today Scholarship Pageant, ■ Miss NM local title holders have Outstanding Teen Staff photo: Tony Bullocks spent their time con- Officer Antonio Orosco of the Clovis Police Department takes aim at the home on the 500 of Sheldon Street. ducting events to push finals: 2 p.m. at the their platforms while ENMU University being full-time stu- Theatre ■ dents at Eastern New Miss NM finals: 6 Mexico University. p.m. at the ENMU Man arrested in shooting Leah Taylor, 22, of University Theatre Logan, who was Miss Center ❏ Quay County in 2016 ■ Miss NM awards Joshua Martinez, 32, suspected and is Miss Portales and celebration: 9 this year, has been p.m. at the ENMU of shooting his girlfriend. working with a per- University Theatre BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS sonal in regard Center to pageant competing CLOVIS — Police on Friday afternoon arrested a and has spent the last man suspected of shooting his girlfriend southeast several months doing of the Clovis Area Transit System station. multiple events in the area and other parts of Chief Doug Ford said officers arrested Joshua the state, as well as some in Texas. Martinez, 32, about 2:30 p.m. He is Taylor said working with the coach and suspected of shooting Charity doing more events has given her more con- Helker, 32, about 1 p.m. fidence with competing this year. Helker suffered wounds to her But more than anything, what makes the head and wrist and was in surgery at Plains Regional Medical Center PAGEANT on Page 3A to remove a bullet from under her scalp, Ford said. In a press release, police said Helker was sitting on the curb in Martinez front of a residence on the 500 block of Sheldon Street, where she had been shot twice following an argument with Martinez. Helker told police, “she was trying to fend Martinez off when the gun went off striking her in the arm/wrist area.” Helker said the gun was then fired a second time and she was in the head. Police cordoned off an area near the 500 blocks of Axtell and Wallace Streets for nearly two hours while they searched for Martinez after the shooting was reported. Multiple police were in the area with guns drawn. The K-9 Unit and a state trooper also assisted. Martinez was arrested on the 1000 block of Ross Street, a few blocks north of the incident. He was booked into the Curry County Detention Center on Staff photo: Alisa Boswell preexisting warrants from May 12, with a $50,000 Miss Pecos Valley Thalia Pantoja hugs cash only bond. CPD’s Special Operations Unit is conducting the Little Miss Christina Autry on Thursday investigation. night. Christina attended Pantoja during Police said they would release more information Staff photo: Tony Bullocks the evening gown portion of the Miss as it becomes available. Clovis Police Officer Brian Wanzor watches the scene. New Mexico pageant. Book drive being held as part of Heritage Days ❏ Reach out and Read organization of medical providers “What we’re doing is holding a educate the parent on how reading in rural areas like Portales. dedicated to emphasizing the impor- book drive so that not only children, aloud to the child will really stimu- “We really want to make sure stu- will be at City Park tance of literacy, will be present 10 but teens and adults can exchange late early language development and dents are successful in school. That a.m. to 4 p.m. today at City Park as books from the waiting room and healthy brain development,” she will really provide a strong founda- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. part of the Heritage Days festivities. make sure they’re taking those home said. tion for them to be successful in Nicole Martinez, an intern of Dr. and reading to the children and mak- The donation of books written in higher education; making sure that BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Erika Garcia at the Roosevelt ing sure that they’re stimulating their Spanish are also encouraged, said they graduate school and earn a General Hospital Clinic, said they own language development,” she Martinez. diploma, as well as really reaching PORTALES — Cars, live music, will both be representing ROR at said. “She (Garcia) also really empha- for higher education like a bachelor’s fun and sun are all on offer at Heritage Days by hosting a book The importance of reading to sizes how important the Spanish lan- degree, and hoping to reduce that dis- Roosevelt County Heritage Days this drive. young minds is emphasized daily by guage is in the community,” she said. parity that we see,” she said. year, but literacy, too, will be repre- The drive, Martinez said, is all part Garcia to her patients, Martinez said. Promoting literacy is important all Books can be brought to the RGH sented. of an initiative to create a “literacy- “Each pediatric patient goes in for across the state and the nation, Clinic booth from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Reach Out and Read, a national rich” environment in the clinic. a well child check, and then she’ll Martinez said, but is especially vital today at City Park.

Forecast: Today Sunday Monday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 4A High: 105 High: 87 High: 91 Classified ...... 6B Markets ...... 2A Comics ...... 5B Obituaries...... 5A Low: 62 Low: 59 Low: 66 National news...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Events calendar LAST CHECKS Today ■ Naval memorial anchor ded- ■ Heritage Days — 7:30 a.m.-9 ication — 4:30 p.m. at Veterans’ p.m. in Portales. Fun run, parade, Park, Clovis, an Eagle Scout candi- music in City Park, kids games. date project. Please RSVP. Information: 575-356-8541 Information: 575-693-9129 ■ Miss New Mexico ■ Clovis Music Festival activi- Outstanding Teen Pageant — 2 ty — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. tour of Norman p.m. at ENMU. Tickets: $40. Petty Recording Studio. Admission: Information: missnewmexico.org Free. Information: 575-763-3435 ■ Miss New Mexico Pageant Finals— 6 p.m. at ENMU. Tickets: Thursday $50. Information: ■ Blooming Talent — 10:30 missnewmexico.org a.m. at Portales Public Library. ■ Soapbox Derby — 9 a.m. Guest: Clovis zoo. Information: near Yucca Middle School on 575-356-3940 Sycamore Street, Clovis. ■ Childrens’ Storyhour — 10 Information: clovisrotaryclub.org a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library ■ Juneteenth — 10 a.m.-4 p.m. for ages 3-6. Information: 575-769- at Potter Park, Clovis. Blood drive 7840 until 2 p.m. Information: 575-762- ■ Little Miss crowning — 9 6582 a.m. at University Theatre Center, ■ Force of One Fight ENMU. Information: missnewmexi- Championships — 6:30 p.m. at co.org Clovis Civic Center. Tickets: $30- ■ Miss New Mexico $54 at Clovis Civic Center. Outstanding Teen preliminary — Information: 575-935-5000 6 p.m. at University Theatre Center, ENMU. Information: missnewmexi- Monday co.org ■ Full STEAM Ahead — 10:30 ■ Miss New Mexico prelimi- a.m. at Portales Public Library for nary — 8 p.m. at University Theatre grades K-6. Activity: DIY fidget Center, ENMU. Information: miss- spinners. Information: 575-356- newmexico.org 3940 ■ Clovis Music Festival — 7 p.m.-10 p.m. at Marshall Tuesday Auditorium, Clovis. Buddy, Roy and ■ Budding Artists — 10:30 Ritchie — ’50s Rock n Roll Tribute a.m. at Portales Public Library for Tickets: $20. Information: 575-763- grades 2-6. Activity: Shrinky dink 3435 art. Information: 575-356-3940 ■ Clovis Music Festival activi- ■ Big Kids Activity Hour — 10 ty — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. tour of Norman a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library Petty Recording Studio. Admission: for ages 7-11. Information: 575- Free. Information: 575-763-3435 769-7840 ■ Clovis Music Festival activi- Ongoing ty — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. tour of Norman ■ Pintores artist of the month Petty Recording Studio. Admission: — Ed Martinez is the featured artist Free. Information: 575-763-3435 for June at Clovis-Carver Public ■ Blood drive — 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Library. Information: 575-769-7840 at Wal-Mart. Information: 575-625- ■ Young Masters juried stu- 9743 dent art show — Through Friday at Eula Mae Edwards Museum and Wednesday Gallery at CCC. Information: 575- ■ Little Sprouts storytime — 769-2811 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public Library for preschoolers. Story: “For The events calendar is a daily The Birds.” Information: 575-356- listing of area events. To place an 3940 item on the calendar, call the ■ Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- Clovis-Carver Public Library for mail: ages 10 months-3 years. [email protected] Information: 575-769-7840

Meetings calendar Tuesday Information: 575-356-6662 ext. ■ Cultural and Ethnic Affairs 1012 — Noon at city hall, Clovis. Information: 575-769-7828 Wednesday ■ Roosevelt County ■ Chamber Board — 11:30 Commission — 9 a.m. in com- a.m. at the Clovis chamber. mission room at county court- Information: 575-763-3435 house. Information: 575-356- Staff photo: Tony Bullocks 5307 This calendar is a daily listing Soap Box Derby volunteer Mike Morris of Clovis inspects a soap box race car Friday afternoon at Yucca Middle ■ Portales City Council — of area public meetings. To place 6:30 p.m. in council chambers at an item on the calendar, call the School. Morris was ensuring the racer was in compliance with Soap Box Derby requirements for today’s race at the Memorial Building. newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- 9 a.m. on Sycamore Street. mail: [email protected]

Markets “Up and Down the Street” UNE — reported Skinny Dow Jones: 21,384.28 +24.38 (+0.11%) J 17 Holland, Murray Clark and Gold: 1,254.72/oz Silver: 16.67/oz Oil: 44.92/barrel Bill Snyder had returned On this date ... from three days fishing at Closing Quotes Microsoft Corporation 70.00 1947: Mrs. W.E. Hayes Altria Group Inc 77.28 Newmont Mining Corp 32.84 Conchas Dam. AT&T Inc. 38.96 PepsiCo, Inc. 116.86 and daughter Margaret of Atmos Energy Corporation 85.54 PNM Resources Inc 39.85 Clovis were making 1947: The Modern Eve Bank of America Corp 23.43 Sears Holdings Corp 6.67 “arrangements for a grand Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 54.46 Tenneco Inc 54.65 Shop inside Clovis’ Antlers Citigroup Inc 63.89 Verizon Communications Inc. 46.63 trip and sight-seeing tour Hotel on Main Street was Chevron Corporation 108.35 Washington Federal Inc. 33.80 of ,” offering “bargains galore,” Delta Air Lines, Inc. 52.00 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 78.44 according to a society col- Edison International 82.18 Wells Fargo & Co 53.89 according to a newspaper Exxon Mobil Corporation 83.49 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 75.24 umn in the Clovis News- advertisement. Ford Motor Company 11.22 Xcel Energy Inc 47.79 Journal. All pedal pushers and General Electric Company 29.00 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com Pearl M. Swartz was the GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) 43.82 “Since this will be their short suits with bra were These are the high and low prices Int’l Business Machines Corp. 155.38 first experience flying by half price. shop’s owner. for grain as reported by the N.M. Intel Corporation 35.21 Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. air and their first visit to Costume jewelry was also The Coca-Cola Co 45.31 Wheat 4.13-4.14 New York City, they are half price. Pages Past is compiled Southwest Airlines Co 60.29 Milo 5.96-6.20 McDonald's Corporation 151.99 Corn: Bushel 4.14-4.32 really looking forward to a One lot of dresses “valued by Editor David Stevens. Merck & Co., Inc. 62.97 Corn 100-wt 7.39-7.71 wonderful time.” to $12.50,” was on sale for Contact him at: The same column — $4 each. [email protected] Jail logs Booked aggravated battery Clovis * ■ Caitlin Medlock, 23, The following were ■ Kayla Gonzales, 25 failure to appear ■ booked into local jails ■ Dennis Johnson, 38 Dextar Nesbit, 24, con- ■ Arcinio Sanchez, 59 Thursday: tempt of court ■ ■ Raymond Pepin, 34 Nathanial Gamez, 26, ■ Stewart Neff, 30 Clovis aggravated driving while ■ Nathanial Gamez, 26 ■ ■ Stewart Neff, 30, aggra- under the influence, driving Dextar Nesbit, 24 vated driving while under while license suspended, the influence speeding * The Curry County Adult ■ Detention Center in Clovis does Mark Sanchez, 46, fail- not disclose the reasons for ure to pay fines Released release in its daily briefings. ■ Deserea Rodriguez, 18, The following were failure to pay fines released from local jails — Compiled by the Staff ■ Anthony Parra, 27, Thursday and Friday: of the News

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Names of some honor- Sarah Byrd Ryan Rowley roll students may not be Landon Cambron Tenley Rubio next phase of water project listed due to parents’ priva- David Case Rachel Sandoval cy concerns. Jessica Chavez Adam Stansell By Alisa Boswell authority out of it. Justyn Conner Kandice Valverde MANAGING EDITOR “It’s not our grant,” said King. “Why are Landon Davis Ashlee Williams Parkview Elementary [email protected] we subcontracting to subcontract someone Nevaeh Delacruz Colton Wolf that just happens to work with us when that Third grade Haley Diaz Cameron Zamora Kevin Duong PORTALES — Eastern New Mexico subcontractor has their own business?” A Water Utility Authority board members Howalt said the ENMWUA helped pay for Jefferson Santos Hunter Egbert Zia Elementary Dominic Anthony Kalynn Eggert voted Friday that the water pipeline to and develop the water management plan ini- Gerald Gonzales tially, and EPA prefers they be part of the Valeria Gonzales Third grade Portales will be the next phase of the Ute Reece Harmon Nathaly Mendoza A water pipeline project. contract process. Alivia Long Paige Harris ENMWUA Executive Director Justin “Once the watershed management plan Blayne Henriquez Reid Adams A/B Colten Baker Howalt told board members the water was adopted and approved by the environ- Aiden Arguello Carlos Hernandez Bailey Hunsucker Jaxon Bender authority needed direction on which phase to ment department and the EPA, they (CRSW- Daisha Loya Aahana Bhakta work on next from Cannon Air Force Base, CD) were going to try to go get grants based Aubrieanna Hill Edward Jones Madelyn Bliss Dafne Chaparro Mason Jones whether it be the pipeline to Clovis, the one off the watershed management plan to be Gwendolyn Cox Brodee Daniel Riley Little to Melrose and Grady or the one to Portales. able to go out and maintain the water shed,” Jacobo Garcia Mackensie Littlejohn Lyle Cross Board member David Lansford suggested he said. Sierra Padilla Sebastian Loya-Marquez Charlie Dollar the Portales pipeline be the next phase, King said she still does not believe the Kionah Price Sierra Lucero Xochilt Garcia because Portales city officials and councilors water authority having been part of the Madison Daniel Daniel Maldonado Kye Houser have expressed concerns about getting a development justifies them being the fiscal Braxton Masters James Lucero Max Flores return investment on money they are putting agent for NV5 with CRSWCD. Gabriella Soliz Diego Mejia Courtenie Madrid Fourth grade Paola Nunez Bryce Marler into the project. Chairwoman Gayla Brumfield and board A Madison Ontiveros Jazmine Medina Board members Sharon King and Jim member Wendel Bostwick were both Quinn Culiver Sharlyn Palacios Journi Mulhair;Claire Palla Lucero, who both sit on the Portales City thanked by several contracted officials and A/B Thomas Palla Hailee Reese Council, said they believed it would put city fellow board members for their services to Jori Mondragon Shreya Patel Carlee Roden councilors’ minds at ease to know the the water pipeline project on Friday. Richard Lavoie Emma Perez Shealeigh Spears Vanessa Prine pipeline to Portales was being built first. The meeting was the last for Brumfield Aaliyah Romero Caylan Swann Triny Rivera Portales City Manager Sammy Standefer and Bostwick who have both served on the Ilana Hernandez Gracelyn Tatum Aidan Siliceo also agreed it would set councilors’ minds at ENMWUA board for several years — Andrew “Rizzo” Cordova Katherine Thomas Bryant Tijerina ease, saying he has had multiple councilors Brumfield for almost a decade. Ethan Baker Shelby Westerman Keira Sutton Kaleb Tilley express concerns to him about Portales get- “The main reason that she has worked so Jose Valverde Lorelei Westerman Mason Greathouse Nalani Yates ting any benefit from the project any time in hard on this is ... she loves Clovis to the nth Fifth grade Angelina Vazquez A/B the near future. degree ... and the other is she loves water A Bryce West Alyssa Bello Board members also approved extending issues,” King said of Brumfield at the end of Alondra Moreno Madison Williams Seventh grade Sienna Brown several current contracts through December the meeting. “I know I’m biased because she Haylie Gross is my best friend, but I think she has just Areyana Verbena Mckenzie Anderson Kaylee Bryant with plans to renew them for a year at their Castin Vickrey Logan Arguello Kennedy Craft December meeting. The contracts were with given her all to this water issue and to the Alexis Brown Julia Avila De La Torre Annalise Dracocardos Capital Consultants, Thompson Consulting, authority and to the city of Clovis. I think we Priscila Ramirez Gian Ayson Trace Egbert CH2MHILL, Hinkle + Landers, attorney all have a lot to owe her for where she has Topher Oaks Karina Baeza Kayde Espinoza David Richards, Rex Stall and RBC Capital gotten us.” Bobby Barron Karis Barberree Harley Ford Markets. Brumfield thanked everyone for being Viridiana Gonzalez Mallory Bargas Douglas Gerlach Jorge Barraza Lansford suggested only extending the such a great team and told them to “keep the Zephaniah Maes Connor Goldbaum contracts for the time being rather than faith” and never say the project won’t hap- Tatyana Sneed Byron Beltran Alexis Hale A/B Yasmin Benjamin Micah Harris renewing them for a year, because it would pen, because it will; it has to happen. Trinity Morin Alyssa Bergen Cooper Knauer be a disservice to new, incoming board mem- The following were reports given during Trinity McCarty Jonathan Bridinger-Deleon Hana Levingston bers to approve expenses that they will be the meeting: Denae Brown Mariah Craig Rylan Madaras dealing with once in office. Fellow board ■ CH2MHILL representative Wendy Faith Bryant Jamie Long Maddox Martinez members agreed. Christofferson told board members that her Lory Bullington Kalei Manion Ian Poland Board members also approved contracts company has sent 19 second offer letters in Nerissa Segovia Manuel Bustillos David Byrd Joseph Quinn with Canadian River Soil & Water regard to appraisals done for easements. She Andrea Perez Madeline Tillman Natalie Albright Leah Calloway Conservation District and NV5 with King said they just received four new appraisals Elyssa Urrutia Faith Vasquez Dakota Caron voting against the contracts. for the Portales piece of the pipeline and Makayla Vetter Evan Ball Bailey Chance The contract with CRSWCD is a grant have sent initial offer letters for them, and Faith Wilhite Nevaeh Coronado Nathan Vetter agreement to complete some work with the there are four appraisals pending. Melanie DeLeon Jaylee Culley Joaquin Wheeler Environmental Protection Agency on the “We’ve mostly been focused on pushing Memphis Gilleland Julian De Leon Fourth grade Julian Deleon A watershed management plan, according to towards the finish for our two segment, Jesus Hernandez-Ruiz Howalt. which is the alignment that goes to Cannon Adriana Perez Aidan Flaherty Katy Archey Adriana Flores Zania Aytch Howalt said they are contracting with NV5 and Clovis,” she said. “We do need to now Sandia Elementary Carrington Ford Noah Bender for the services, but they will send the bill for focus again ... to get the easement down Roman Galvan Luke Bergin the services to the CRSWCD, which has a north and south on the west side of Cannon Fifth grade Lamonte Green Justin Clark contract with the EPA for providing such Air Force Base, so we’ll be pushing on that.” A Illeana Griego Christine Gaballa services. ■ Howalt reported that ENMWUA should Javon Jones Patricia Hidalgo Natalie Griego Timbre Hill King said she did not agree that be closing on its 2015-16 financial awards Zarai Lewis Samantha Hamilton ENMWUA should be in the middle of the from the Water Trust Board soon, so he Aspen Ulibarri Jacob Hunt Trennan Henriquez contracts, and CRSWCD should just contract hopes to meet the schedule of going out to A/B Isabella John Jalan Johnson Mackenzie Keith with NV5 directly and leave the water bid on the next project phases this summer. Matthew Del Toro Jecenia Jimenez Kyleigh King Ohajei Gardley Maddox Keith Justin Lawson Lydia Johnson Rudy Ledezma David Lawson Julissa Maldonado Abigail Martina my beauty as I am. You don’t Burns, 24, of Clovis; Miss Nissa Moralez Yazmean Ledezma Ihab Mesbah Zoe Rohlf Sainy Lopez Pageant have to be perfect to be in a Black Eastern New Mexico Taksh Patel Giselle Romero Alize Machado pageant.” Phoebe Green, 19, of Apolline Rivera Noel Sena Luan Mai from Page 1A And that’s something each Lubbock, Texas; Miss Duke Leslie Silva Megan Matlock Kadee Sandoval of the 47 girls does for each City Destanie Weaghington, Nate Smith Gabriella Tapia Abigail Morris 47 girls competing this year other, said Prince and Alexis 20, of Albuquerque (ENMU- Jaden Nigreville Austin Strot Teagan Thigpen feel confident is each other, Cupps, is encourage each Roswell); Miss Pecos Valley Jazmin Urquijo Jase Nordgren Regan Sursa according to Taylor and two other in their talents and Thalia Pantoja, 20, of Fourth grade Ayden Orrantia Azriela Thom other local contestants. Paola Pereda Adam Tilley interviews, as well as giving Hagerman. A “It feels like a camp Mykel Aranda Luis Ramirez-Sandoval Braxton Wickham each other input and advice. At the first night of the almost,” said Kelsey Prince, Alyssa Diaz Ximena Rascon A/B “We’re not competing preliminary competition, Cadence Ratledge laughing. “It’s super fun. It’s Alexia Eilenstine Trey Barberree against each other; we’re Miss Alamogordo Staesha Jessica Franks Thomas Ravan really cool to connect to Jayden Benjamin competing with each other. Gentry, 19, of Alamogordo, Jordyn Fogerson Payton Reames Jordan Bryant other girls across the state, We’re all in this together — Diego Sanchez and Miss Capital City Julian Jimenez Kyndra Cortines and we’ve just become such like in ‘High School Kaliyah Perales-Chavez Morgan Smith Ashley Fresquez, 22, of Brooklyn Davis a close knit community over Musical,’” Cupps said Aubrey Rodriguez Mariana Soto Reid Duncan Albuquerque, tied for the Alexis Spears the week.” laughing. “It’s just connect- Naomi Smith Brett Eide swimsuit award, and Miss Larissa Taylor Prince, 23, a Portales A/B Logan Flaherty ing with everyone else and Aaliyah Thom Las Cruces Taylor Rey, 22, Izaac Barela Samuel Fuentes native and also an ENMU learning about everyone Kalli Bilbrey Morgan Thorn of Las Cruces, won the talent Presley Griffitt student, was Miss else’s platforms and getting Jaydyn Chapman Regan Vannostran award for singing an animat- Rylynn Hromas Blackwater Draw in 2015 different viewpoints from Maricella Gutierrez Johnny Vigil-Flores ed version of “Art is Calling Brynn Longley and is Miss Oasis this year. everyone.” Zayla Lucio Ethan Wheeler Ethan Merced “It’s (preparation) always Cupps, 21, of Tulsa, for Me.” Jasmine Montano Riannah Wiker At the teen preliminaries, Kiara Moreno Julian Woods Myles Miller kind of nerve-wracking, Oklahoma, is also an ENMU Makenna Musick Madeline Wright Steen North because there’s always student. She was Miss Curry Picacho Hill’s Outstanding Emmalynn Pryer Candy Zheng Morgan Novak things that I wish I would County last year and is Miss Teen Abrianna Morales, 15, Alexys Rainey Tim Zheng Somtochi Oparaiheoma-Anaele have done more of, but once Roosevelt County this year. of Las Cruces, won the talent Kobyn Rivera Eighth grade Carina Pacheco I get here, it’s kind of like, The following are other award for singing “Pie Jesu,” Angelique Robinson Heidy Alonso Brooke Renteria well, you can’t get a six pack and Rio Grande’s Mehar Saghera Katarina Arbogast Jacob Rodriguez-Bryant ENMU students competing Noah Sena Allison Arias Austin Romero in a week,” Prince said in the pageant: Miss Heart of Outstanding Teen Sienna E.Noah Sena Melissa Armendariz Jada Romero laughing. “But other than New Mexico Shawna Byrd, Mascarenas, 16, of Kenia Torres-Vega Kevin Avila De La Torre Brandon Weston that, that (preparation) part 22, of Logan (ENMU- Albuquerque, won the Jaden Zamora Natalie Bever Fifth grade has been rewarding, because Roswell); Miss Quay County lifestyle and fitness award. Third grade Harshil Bhakta A I look at it as a self-love no Lauralann Taylor, 18, of Competition continues A Logan Bowman Amanie Bhakta matter what, and embracing Logan; Miss Clovis Emaleth through Saturday’s finale. Brooklynn Garza Brenden Buchanan Cooper Coddington Lesly Bustillos Farren Gleaton Cassandra Golden Jocelyn Caldwell Johnny Molina Keira Graham Zaydyn O’Neal Logan Cordova Mathew Gumbrecht Heidi Silva Kiara Cox Molly Harris Emylee Vetterly Alyssa Davenport Jocelyn Hartman Evangeline Zaldivar Kane Duong A/B Saylor Garza Olivia Martinez Candido Adame Alexandria Gonzales Makai Nordgren Madison Andazola Adrian Gonzales Kowen Nowell Mauricio Apodaca Ericka Gonzalez Alyssa Roden Zoey Armijo Danielle Griego Jett Stone Cade Cockrell Hailey Griego Mason Tillman Kylie Hollandsworth Javon Hall America VanSolen Charlei Hudson Madison Harmon Rebekah Warren Addisyn Johnson Ryan Harmon Christian Wilson Justice Kincheloe Ashlyn Hill A/B Ares King Pacer Hill Branden Andrews Draven Kirk Brenan Hillis Madison Aucutt Braydon LeClear Rhett Hoyer Ryan Brinkley Christopher Macias Jordae Jones Madison Broom Mya Olona Allura Jones-Chambers Adeline Carlyle Victoria Orozco Kyree Kennard Alissa Crosswhite Jasmine Phillips Juan Lechuga Jasmine Dacanay Christian Rios James Leggitt Cyler Fullerton Khloe Rodriguez Marcos Lopez Megan Littlejohn Luciano Salazar Janelle Macias Iris Mani Eva Saiz Jacob Martin Massahea Wesley Joshua Martin Brynnly Marler Tristen Morgan Daisy Marquez Yucca Middle School Blake Muscato Adriana Munoz Grant Palla David Reeb Sixth grade Morgan Prine Jacob Rowley Jolei Adkins Jernee Rael Brylee Russell Nicolas Arbogast Katherine Reeb Hayden Stewart Alissen Avila Juan Reyna Leon Weston Makaela Barela Jared Romero Breanna Wrobel PAGE 4A ✦ SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 SOUTHWEST/NATION THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST Amazon buying Whole Foods ROUNDUP By Anick Jesdanun counter, Lidl, opening its first U.S. the same standards under Amazon, CEO John Mackey predicted disaster THE ASSOCIATE PRESS stores just this week. Whole Foods including bans on artificial flavors and for Amazon’s foray into grocery deliv- Insurer proposes itself had launched an offshoot chain colors and antibiotics in hens produc- ery, telling Bloomberg BusinessWeek it NEW YORK — Amazon is buying named after its “365” private label ing its eggs. would be “Amazon’s Waterloo.” 80 percent hike Whole Foods in a stunning move that brand in a nod to the popularity of no- Pachter said that even if Amazon But Whole Foods has seen its sales SANTA FE — All four gives it hundreds of stores across the frills chains. gets 20 million members of its Prime slump and in February said it no longer health insurance providers U.S. — a brand-new laboratory for rad- The Amazon-Whole Foods combi- loyalty program to pay $15 a month saw the potential for expanding its flag- on New Mexico’s state-run ical retail experiments that could revo- nation could put even more pressure on extra for AmazonFresh grocery-deliv- ship chain to 1,200 locations, up from exchange have submitted lutionize the way people buy groceries. those chains and other big grocery sell- ery service, that’s 20 million not going about 460 in the , Canada rate proposals for the coming The deal valued at $13.7 billion ers. Walmart, which has the largest to traditional supermarkets. He added and the United Kingdom. It also had year, despite uncertainty unites the company that persuaded peo- share of the U.S. food market, has been that these are likely the higher-income announced a board shake-up and cost- about key federal subsidies. ple to buy books — and then every- working on lowering prices, while households who tend to buy more cutting plan amid pressure from activist New Mexico Health thing else — online with the grocery Target has been struggling to turn expensive brands and cuts of meat. investor Jana Partners. Connections CEO Martin store chain that fell behind as shoppers around its grocery business. “The conventional grocery store Amazon, meanwhile, has been Hickey said Thursday his found “good enough” alternatives to “Dominant players like Walmart, should feel threatened and incapable of expanding its reach in goods, services, cooperative is proposing a the organic and natural foods it helped Kroger, Costco, and Target now have to responding,” Pachter said. entertainment — and groceries. It could nearly 80 percent premium popularize. look over their shoulders at the And because customers can buy have built up its groceries business increase for individuals. The Amazon already offers grocery- Amazon train coming down the foods and bulk items like toilet paper without acquisitions, said Neil proposal may be lowered in delivery services in five markets, but tracks,” O’Shea said. from a single retailer, discount retailers Saunders, managing director of July. the Whole Foods purchase would let it Online delivery of groceries so far such as Costco, Target and Walmart GlobalData Retail, but that would have Health Widler of the expand to many more. Amazon also has been tough for any company to pull should feel threatened, too. been costly and time-consuming. Office of the Superintendent offers grocery shipments elsewhere, off because of customers’ concerns Walmart has been trying to address With Whole Foods, Amazon gets an of Insurance says detailed but that’s tough with perishable foods. about the quality of meat and produce, some of those online threats, pushing established business that it can trans- descriptions of proposed rate The deal could be “transformative,” Wedbush Securities analyst Michael harder into online to build on its form through its technology and supply increases will be made pub- Moody’s lead retail analyst Charlie Pachter said. But if customers know strength in its stores and groceries. It network expertise. And it should be lic later this month. O’Shea said, “not just for food retail, that what they are getting is the same as announced Friday that it’s buying able to bring cost-cutting technologies, Insurance providers have but for retail in general.” what they’d get at the local store, they online men’s clothing retailer Bonobos such as robots to move inventory been left to guess whether Groceries are already a fiercely com- are more likely to try it out. for $310 million in cash, following a around, while the company gets a bet- the federal government will petitive business, with low-cost rivals Whole Foods, which will keep oper- string of online acquisitions including ter picture of customers by marrying continue to pay subsidies for like Aldi putting pressure on traditional ating stores under its name, said in an ModCloth and Moosejaw. data from Amazon and Whole Foods’ out-of-pocket expenses such supermarket chains and another dis- email to customers, that it will maintain Just two years ago, Whole Foods loyalty programs. as copayments and deductibles for lower- income patients. Requirements that taxpayers maintain coverage or pay a Cajete Fire grows to 700 acres penalty also are in limbo. By Megan Bennett Caldera National Preserve Some residents are choos- the highway. much as we can,” Larson Veto challenges ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL on both sides of N.M. 4 ing not to leave their homes Evacuations were ordered said. between Los Alamos and and police are trying to get yesterday for residents the Berry said the evacuation to be considered SANTA FE — The Cajete Jemez Springs, is still them out, said Berry. Ruby Holt Plat, Los Griegos zone hasn’t expanded or SANTA FE — A New fire that broke out Thursday unknown. It apparently start- Overton told the Journal and Sierra de los Pinos decreased since Thursday. Mexico state district court in the Jemez Mountains, ed one mile northeast of that no structures or homes areas. Additional evacua- But residents of the affected will consider whether 10 threatening homes and forc- Vallecitos de los Indios, a have been destroyed as of tions could be ordered area who need to go back for bills vetoed by New Mexico ing evacuations, has spread forested housing area on the this morning. N.M. 4 is still depending on the fire’s pets and valuables can go to Gov. Susana Martinez this to 700 acres, up a hundred south side of the highway. closed for more than 20 growth, a Forest Service Highway 4’s mile marker 27 year should become law any- acres overnight, and there’s Dianne Berry, the national miles between the Highway news release said. for a sheriff’s office escort. way because the governor been no containment of the forest’s acting public affairs 126, north of Jemez Springs, Rachel Larson, daughter Los Alamos County allegedly failed to explain fire, the U.S. Forest Service specialist, said an estimated and Highway 501, on the of the church’s pastor, said spokesperson Julie Habiger her decisions, a judge decid- says today. 300 people so far are being outskirts of Los Alamos. The the church has taken in more said no part of her county ed Friday. than 50 people since has been evacuated. The Los Santa Fe National Forest asked to leave the fire zone. fire is burning near and A Democratic-led panel of Thursday afternoon and is Alamos Animal Shelter legislators said Martinez did spokesperson Julie Ann An evacuation center has around the East Fork of the offering food, laundry serv- received an overnight call Overton said in a news been established at the Jemez River. A trail head for not adequately explain her ices, options for animal care asking to Jemez objections to the bills in release the cause of the fire, Jemez Mountain Baptist a hike along the East Fork is and names of volunteers in Springs’ Animal Amigos burning just south the Valles Church in Jemez Springs. a well-known landmark on writing as required by the Los Alamos and Jemez with removing animals from state Constitution. who’ve agreed to take in evacuation sites in the Jemez Leading lawmaker includ- people from evacuation area. Mountains. The incoming ing House Speaker Brian She says the church will animals will go to Los Egolf and Senate Majority Alamos Animal Shelter continue to provide evacua- leader Peter Wirth say the tion services until people can while Los Alamos animals written explanations are cru- return to their homes. have been transferred to cial to the legislative “We’re set up to help as Santa Fe Animal Shelter. process, and want the court to invalidate the vetoes and allow the bills to become law. State district court Judge Sarah Singleton on Friday directed attorneys for the governor to file a response and prepare for hearings. Martinez has insisted the vetoes are valid. Unemployment rate drops slightly ALBUQUERQUE — New Mexico’s unemploy- ment rate is down slightly. The Department of Workforce Solutions reports that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 6.6% in May, down from 6.7% in both April of this year and May of last year. The department reports that nonfarm payroll employment grew by 7,500 jobs, or just under 1 percent, between May 2016 and May 2017 while eight industries added jobs and five posted losses. According to department, the job boost is attributable to gains in private-sector industries. Rampage victims included relatives SANTA FE — Authorities in northern New Mexico say a 21-year-old man has been arrested in a deadly rampage that left five people dead, including the suspect’s mother, stepfather and 20- year-old brother. The New Mexico State Police said Damian Herrera was arrested after his three family members were killed Thursday at a home in La Madera in Rio Arriba County in what appeared to be a domestic dispute. The State Police said the other two victims were later killed at separate locations in the region and that a truck belonging to one of those victims was stolen in Taos County. According to the State Police, Herrera was arrested after a pursuit by Rio Arriba County deputies, a crash of the stolen pickup and a scuf- fle.

— Wire reports THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A

Obituaries

Death notices Donleta Massey Swinford Lewis Cooper August 18, 1919 – June 12, 2017 Donleta Massey Swinford, Lewis Lee Cooper, 78, of 97, of Clovis, NM died Texico died Monday, June Monday, June 12, 2017, at 12, 2017, in Lubbock. her home. A private family He was born in Portales service will be held. in 1938. Donleta was born August Services: 10 a.m. 18, 1919, in Erath County, Tuesday at the Texico TX to Garlen Massey and Sports Arena, 620 N. Griffin Exia Dorris Massey. She St. married R. A. Swinford from Field, NM on Septem- Information: 575-763- ber 17, 1938. She owned 5541 and operated Donna's Clip and Curl for many years. Donleta Swinford Donleta was a member of Donleta Massey the Clovis and Portales Swinford, 97, of Clovis, Elks Lodges. She enjoyed sewing, collecting dolls and died Monday, June 12, working in her beautiful 2017, at her home. yard. She was born Aug. 18, Survivors include: her son 1919, in Erath County, Gary Swinford (Mark Abel) Texas of Clovis, NM; sister, Genevieve Seifert, two brothers, Services: A private family Wandel Massey and Arno (Margaret) Massey, all of Clovis, service will be held at a NM. She is also survived by two sisters-in-law, Jessie But- later date. ler of Alamogordo, NM and Sissy Audna Balka of Lubbock, Information: 575-762- TX. She is also survived by her special caregiver, Linda 4435 Tinajero. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and two brothers, Dorris and Jake Massey. Special thanks goes to the Interim Hospice nurses, aides, Evelyn Calder and chaplain for their thoughtful care. Evelyn Calder, 91, of Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral Clovis died Wednesday, Home and High Plains Crematory, 575-762-4435, www.- June 14, 2017, at her home. muffleyfuneralhome.com. She was born Dec. 12, 1925, in Clovis Services: 10 a.m. Evelyn Calder December 12, 1925 – June 14, 2017 Monday at Muffley Funeral Evelyn Calder, 91, of Clo- Home Chapel vis, NM died Wednesday, Information: 575-762- June 14, 2017, at her 4435 home. Visitation will be held from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm Saturday, June 16, 2017, Michael Lawson and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Michael Gene Lawson, Sunday, June 18, 2017, at 71, of Clovis died Muffley Funeral Home, Wednesday, June 14, 2017. 1430 Thornton. Service will He was born Dec. 7, be held at 10:00 am Mon- 1945, in Clovis. day, June 19, 2017 at Muf- fley Funeral Home Chapel, Services: will be held at a 1430 Thornton, with Brother later date. Bill Brower officiating. Burial Information: 575-762- will follow at Lawn Haven 4435 Memorial Gardens. K.C. Calder, Billy Calder, Robert Calder, Cody Stevenson, Eleanor Finley Casey Stevenson, and Eleanor (Cater) Finley, Cory Stevenson will serve 96, of Melrose died Friday, as pallbearers. June 16, 2017, at Retirement Evelyn was born December 12, 1925, in Clovis, NM to Ranch in Clovis. Bert Tucker and Millie Bell Tucker. She married Jack She was born Feb. 8, Calder April 15, 1943, in Clovis, NM. She worked as a Man- 1921, in Post, Texas. ager at Perry's Department Store. Evelyn was a member of Services: 10 a.m. Eastside Baptist Church, Theda Ro for four years, Odd Fel- Tuesday at the Chavez lows Lodge #31 for five years, and Rebekah Lodge #21 for 73 years where she served as past Noble Grand many Funeral Home Chapel in times. Fort Sumner Survivors include: her son; James (Rosa Lee) Calder of Information: 575-355- Clovis, NM, daughter; Kathy (Ron) Stevenson of Grants, 2311 NM, seven grandchildren; K.C. Calder, Billy Jim Calder, Robert Calder, Cody Stevenson, Casey Stevenson, Cory Stevenson, and Ronnie Dunham, 16 grandchildren and nu- James Brazell merous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death James “Jim” Lee Brazell, by her husband; Jack Calder, parents; Bert and Millie Tuck- 91, died Sunday, May 14, er, sister; Edna Fulgham, and a granddaughter, Patti. 2017, in Omaha, Nebraska. Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral Home, 575-762-4435, www.muffleyfuneralhome.com He was born Sept. 21, 1925, in Ranger, Texas. Services: 10 a.m. Lynetta Kay Gorden Wednesday at the Disabled February 18, 1943 – June 15, 2017 American Veterans Hall, Lynetta Kay Crenshaw 220 W. Fourth St. in Clovis Gorden, 74, of Melrose, Information: (402) 505- New Mexico, passed away 9260 June 15, 2017, in Canadi- an, Texas. Services will be 2:00 PM, Lynetta Gorden Saturday June 17, 2017, at Lynetta Kay Crenshaw The River Church in Cana- dian, with Pastor Donald Gorden, 74, of Melrose, Hill officiating. Cremation died Thursday, June 15, and arrangements are un- 2017, in Canadian, Texas. der the direction of She was born Feb. 18, Carmichael-Whatley Fu- 1943, in Clovis. neral Directors of Canadi- Services: 2 p.m. (CDT) an. today at The River Church Lynetta was born to Frank in Canadian and Mattie (Grimlan) Cren- Information: 806-665- shaw on February 18, 2323 1943, in Clovis, New Mexico, and was raised on the family ranch northwest of Melrose, New Mexico, where she has lived for the past 21 years. She graduated from Melrose High School in 1961. Funerals She was the 1959 Curry County Fair Queen, 1960 New Mexico High School Rodeo Queen, & 1st Runner-Up Na- Today tional High School Rodeo Queen, 1960 New Mexico State Lynetta Kay Crenshaw Fair Queen, 1960 Curry County Fair Queen, 1960 Miss Gorden — 2 p.m. (CDT) Rodeo New Mexico, 1961 1st Runner-up Miss Rodeo American and Horsemanship winner. These accomplish- at the River Church in ments lead to her organization and involvement with Horse- Canadian manship and Queen Clinics across the states of New Mexi- Monday co and Texas. Art Jones — 1:30 p.m. Lynetta served on the Board of Directors for the Miss Rodeo New Mexico and Miss Rodeo Texas pageants as at Sandia Baptist Church well as a Director for the Miss Rodeo American pageant, in Clovis serving as chairman of the Horsemanship Committee in the Evelyn Calder — 10 1970s. She worked for the American Quarter Horse Associ- a.m. at Muffley Funeral ation during the late 1970s in the show records and youth security departments. Home Chapel She moved to Canadian in 1980 and worked for Fiel Oil Tuesday and Cantrell Oil. She was instrumental in the formation of Eleanor Finley — 10 the YL Cowboy Camp meeting in Canadian. Lynetta moved a.m. at the Chavez to Amarillo in 1986 and married Jacky Gorden. She worked for Luskey's Western Wear as the manager of the ladies Funeral Home Chapel in department. In 1995, she and Jacky moved back to the Fort Sumner Crenshaw family ranch in Melrose where she continued the Lewis Lee Cooper — family ranching business. 10 a.m. at the Texico Lynetta was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Sports Arena, 620 North Don Crenshaw, and a nephew Stanley Crenshaw. Survivors include her husband, Jacky Gorden; one daugh- Griffin Street ter, Tana Davis Thompson and husband Dean of Canadi- Wednesday an, Texas; granddaughter, Lacie Thompson Franks and James Lee Brazell — husband Joe of Shamrock, Texas; grandson, Taylor 10 a.m. at the Disabled Thompson of Canadian; two step daughters, LaDonna Ad- kins and husband Kelly of Canyon, Texas, and Janet American Veterans Hall, Guthrie and husband Lynn of Canadian; four step grand- 220 W. Fourth St. in children, Nicole, Destry, and Vanessa Guthrie, and Annie Clovis Adkins; a special aunt, Jo Del Connor of Artesia, New Mex- Thursday ico; and several cousins, nieces and a nephew. The family requests memorials be given to the Hemphill Douglas Buddemeier County Hospice, 1020 S. 4th Street, Canadian, Texas — 10:30 a.m. (EDT) at 79014; or The River Ministries, PO Box 956, Canadian, Williams-Gores Funeral Texas, 79014. Home in Delton, Sign the online guest register at www.carmichael-whatley- ofcanadian.com Michigan PAGE 6A ✦ SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Saturday June 17, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Leading off Sanctions unlikely to hurt Louisville ● Briefly Henderson still leads ❏ Lack of NCAA postseason COLLEGE BASKETBALL “Everyone’s known what happened, the trans- GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. gressions that took place, and Louisville’s recruit- — ban won’t affect recruiting. the governing body docked the program four ing has been just as good as it’s ever been,” bogeyed the final two holes scholarships over the next four years, restricted 247Sports scouting director Jerry Meyer said. for a 4-under 67, leaving the By Gary B. Graves recruiting and suspended Pitino for five Atlantic “It’s kind of odd. You think it’d have a negative 19-year-old Canadian with a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Coast Conference games. School officials said impact. It just seems logical. But it’s been a very two-stroke lead Friday in Thursday they will appeal the penalties. counterintuitive situation.” the Meijer LPGA Classic. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Rick Pitino and Louisville, however, has operated under its own Louisville is ranked sixth nationally in composite Henderson had seven Louisville officials are preparing their appeal to restrictions for over a year following its own investi- rankings of recruiting services compiled by birdies and three bogeys the sanctions the NCAA levied on them after its gation of Katina Powell’s allegations that she and 247Sports. Its 2018 class is ranked fourth at this point. in the second round to escorts investigation. other escorts were hired to have sex parties and strip The Cardinals’ 2017 class includes the recent reach 12-under 130 at But one would-be elephant in the room they for Louisville recruits and players. The university’s addition of high school All-American Brian Blythefield. She had a don’t have to deal with is a postseason ban. That is self-imposed penalties included a 2016 postseason Bowen, a 6-foot-7, 195-pound guard who averaged one-stroke lead Thursday a reprieve of sorts from the NCAA that allows the ban that seems to have had little effect on Louisville’s 20.4 points and 7 rebounds per game last season after an opening 63. program to move forward on the court and the recruiting standing with an incoming class ranked in for La Lumiere High School in La Porte, Indiana. Fellow major champion recruiting trail. the top 10 nationally by several services. LOUISVILLE on Page 3B , coming There are other sanctions looming one day after Not to mention, a promising outlook down the road. off a playoff loss to on Sunday in Canada, followed her opening 64 with a 68 to COLLEGE WORLD SERIES join Carlota Ciganda (64) and Mi Jung Hur (66) at 10 under. Moriya Jutanugarn, Ariya’s older sister, was 9 under after a 66. Beavers Shanshan Feng (70) topped the group at 8 under. The Chinese player is trying to complete a focus on Michigan sweep after win- ning the LPGA Volvik Championship three weeks ago in Ann Arbor. finishing ● Baseball Today By Eric Olson THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday’s stars ❏ Dan Straily, Marlins, OMAHA, Neb. — Oregon State allowed four hits and struck already can make a case for ranking out eight in 6 1/3 innings as among the greatest college baseball Miami blanked the teams of all time. If the Beavers win the Braves 5-0. national championship at the College ❏ Melky Cabrera, White World Series, there will be no argument. Sox, homered, doubled At 54-4, the Beavers have the and drove in five runs in fewest losses of any team entering the Chicago’s 11-4 win over CWS since Texas came in 57-4 in the . 1982. They take a 21-game winning streak into their game against Cal ● TV sports State Fullerton (39-22) on Saturday The Associated Press afternoon. Florida State (45-21) plays All Times MDT LSU (48-17) at night. Today Oregon State won the Pac-12 by Auto racing six games, the largest margin since 11:30 a.m. — FS1, NASCAR, the conference ended divisional play Xfinity Series, Michigan 250, at in 1999, and outscored three regional Brooklyn, Mich. File photo opponents 27-3 as the No. 1 seed in 5 p.m. — FS1, NASCAR, Ty Thatcher, who last served as Texico boys basketball coach in 2013, will assume the role again next the NCAA tournament. The Beavers Camping World Truck Series, season. He will also continue to serve as the school’s baseball coach. then cruised to a two-game sweep of Gateway 200, qualifying, at Vanderbilt in super regionals. Madison, Ill. (same-day tape) Now comes the hard part — finishing 6:30 p.m. — FS1, NASCAR, the job on the college game’s grandest Camping World Truck Series, stage at TD Ameritrade Park. Gateway 200, at Madison, Ill. Thatcher named boys “It is absolutely a lot of pressure, 11 p.m. — FS1, FIA World and it’s a different kind of pressure Endurance Championship, 24 than any other experience along the Hours of Le Mans, at Le Mans, way,” said retired Hall of Fame coach France (hour 17 to end of race) Augie Garrido, who won three nation- College baseball coach for Wolverines al championships at Fullerton and two 1 p.m. — ESPN, NCAA College ❏ at Texas. “They’re going to have to World Series, Game 1, CS Fullerton Texico plans to keep him in role as head baseball coach as well. adapt to the environment, and that is a vs. Oregon St., at Omaha, Neb. huge challenge for all teams.” 6 p.m. — ESPN, NCAA College World Series, Game 2, Florida St. By Kevin Wilson PREP BASKETBALL Oregon State will take the next step vs. LSU, at Omaha, Neb. MANAGING EDITOR toward its third national title since Drag racing [email protected] done an excellent job with the JV program, he did an 2006 without its top pitcher, Luke 9 p.m. — FS1, NHRA, Thunder excellent job as varsity coach in the past. We felt like Heimlich, and starting left fielder TEXICO — A familiar face will be on the Texico it would be the best move at this point.” Christian Donahue. Heimlich did not Valley Nationals, qualifying, at sideline this season as Ty Thatcher has been elevated Bristol, Tenn. (same-day tape) Thatcher brings two levels of familiarity. In addition pitch in super regionals after it was Golf back to head boys basketball coach. to his original two years as varsity coach, he has also revealed last week that when he was a 9 a.m. — FOX, USGA, U.S. Thatcher, who has been at Texico for six years, will worked at the junior varsity and junior high programs teenager he pleaded guilty to molesting Open, third round, at Hartford, Wis. again assume the head coaching role he held from with many current varsity Wolverines. a 6-year-old girl. He did not accompa- 2011-13. He takes over for Scott Karger, who resigned 1 p.m. — TGC, LPGA Tour, Thatcher spent five years in Roswell and two years ny the team to Omaha because he did- the post after four seasons. Meijer Classic, third round, at in Portales before running programs in Dora and n’t want to be a distraction. The school will keep Thatcher as head coach of the Grand Rapids, Mich. Texico. He spent 15 years at Dora before coming to Coach Pat Casey announced Friday baseball team, which should return most of its roster Horse racing Texico for the past six. that Donahue was suspended for the for a three-peat bid in Class 3A next spring. 6:30 p.m. — NBCSN, Breeders’ “Over the course of coaching 25 years,” Thatcher said, entire CWS for an unspecified viola- Cup Challenge Series (Stephen “I felt like it was probably time,” Thatcher said. tion of team rules. “Coach Karger stepped down. I know the system, and “I’ve picked up daily things that get kids motivated and Foster Handicap, Fleur de Lis get kids to perform, everything from coach Karger to The Beavers have a pitching staff Handicap), at Louisville, Ky. with this quality group we have, I think it would have that ranks No. 1 in the country with a been hard to bring in somebody new. Coach Karger Wayne Moore at Eastern (New Mexico University).” Texico also brings in a pair of assistants in Clovis 1.8 ERA. Jake Thompson is 14-0, Pac- 2 p.m. — FS1, Tampa Bay at had a great system, and we want to continue those 12 player of the year Nick Madrigal is Detroit things. We’ll do some things differently.” High graduate Craig Cook and former Lovington assistant Christopher Lozano. batting a team-leading .383, and KJ 6 p.m. — FOX, Superintendent Rob Brown admitted budgetary con- Harrison has hit three of his eight at Pittsburgh, Boston at Houston cerns couldn’t be ignored, but Thatcher was the best Thatcher knows there’s some difficulty in handling one home runs in the last five games. or Kansas City at L.A. Angels choice from a pool that included candidates outside of season days after another season ends, but it’s easier “If they win it all, it’s going to be Motor sports the district. when the rosters are similar. hard for them not to be considered 1:30 p.m. — NBC, Lucas Oil “Part of it was the fact he’s coached quite a bit in the “At the higher levels, you have a lot of kids who No. 1 all-time,” Baseball America Pro Motocross Series, High Point past, and was a head coach in basketball in the past,” specialize,” Thatcher said. “At Texico, we rely on editor John Manuel said. “They had National, at Mount Morris, Pa. Brown said. “With the budgets the way they are and those kids to play multiple sports and compete every 2:30 p.m. — NBCSN, Lucas Oil another national seed in their confer- the staffing the way it was, we didn’t feel like we day. It stretches me thin, and I do need help. Bringing ence in Stanford. Arizona is in their Pro Motocross Series, High Point could bring another (teaching position aboard). He’s in coach Cook will help. Coach Lozano will help.” National, at Mount Morris, Pa. league and was national runner-up Sailing last year. This wasn’t a vintage Pac- 11 a.m. — NBC, America’s Cup, 12 year, but it’s still a strong confer- match races 1 & 2, Oracle Team USA ence. They played good competition vs. Emirates Team New Zealand, at and blew everyone’s doors off.” Great Sound, Hamilton, Bermuda Jets’ receivers feeling motivated Garrido said the Beavers compare Soccer favorably to the dominant Southern 9 a.m. — FS1, FIFA By Dennis Waszak Jr. 199 NFL catches for 2,597 yards Who will they be throwing to? teams of the early 1970s, Confederations Cup, first stage, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and 10 touchdowns. Hardly eye- “What’s great about what we are as the Texas teams of the mid-1970s and Russia vs. New Zealand, at St. popping numbers and not the type a group is that we’re a group that has early ’80s, and his ’95 Fullerton squad Petersburg, Russia FLORHAM PARK, N.J.— of production that particularly to function as a group,” Jets receivers that went 57-9, won the national title 11 a.m. — ESPN — MLS, Quincy Enunwa knows that most inspires confidence in Jets fans. coach Karl Dorrell said. “Usually, and was named the greatest team of Seattle at New York City opinions of the New York Jets’wide Brandon Marshall and Eric when you have an established player, the 20th century by Baseball America. Volleyball receivers are far from favorable. Decker, who have 1,326 career you can find go-to opportunities for As for that 1982 Texas team that came 4:30 p.m. — NBCSN, FIVB, He and his teammates receptions, 17,314 yards receiving those types of players. This group, in 57-4, it didn’t win the national title. United States vs. Russia, at respectfully disagree. and 134 touchdowns between we’re still finding our craft, so to Harrison, the Oregon State catcher, Lodz, Poland (same-day tape) “How can they them, were both cut this offseason speak, because we’re developing. said he had heard about the ’82 Texas know better when as the Jets revamped their roster “Even Quincy, a fourth-year team, and how it went 2-2 in Omaha — Staff and wire reports they haven’t seen any- after a 5-11 season. player like he is, is developing into and failed to reach the championship thing?” Enunwa said The main offseason story line has the type of receiver he’s capable of game. Based on that, he said, “great- ● Contact about the naysayers. “It’s up to us been whether Josh McCown, Bryce becoming.” est of all time” talk can wait for to prove them wrong.” Petty or Christian Hackenberg will Enunwa is the most experienced Oregon State. Managing editor Kevin Wilson: That’s the daunting task for a win the starting quarterback job . of the bunch, with 80 catches for “We’re not done yet,” he said. 763-6991 Ext. 320 or e-mail mostly ragtag group of 13 wide Once they sort that out comes this 1,172 yards and four TDs in three “Our goal is to win that national [email protected] receivers who have a combined next head-scratching question: seasons over 29 games. championship.” PAGE 2B ✦ SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Thursday Baseball Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 loser, 6 p.m. MLB standings The Associated Press Major league leaders Friday The Associated Press Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 AMERICAN LEAGUE winner, 1 p.m. BATTING—Garcia, Chicago, .343; Judge, Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 East Division Central Division West Division winner, 6 p.m. New York, .335; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, .332; W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Castro, New York, .328; Altuve, Houston, .320; Saturday Bogaerts, Boston, .320; Hosmer, Kansas City, Game 13 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 New York 38 26 .594 — Minnesota 34 30 .531 — Houston 45 22 .672 — .315; Alonso, Oakland, .306; Hicks, New York, winner, TBA, if necessary .306; Sano, Minnesota, .297. Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 Boston 37 29 .561 2 Cleveland 33 31 .516 1 35 35 .500 11 1/2 RUNS—Judge, New York, 58; Castro, New winner, TBA, if necessary Tampa Bay 35 35 .500 6 Detroit 32 34 .485 3 Texas 32 33 .492 12 York, 50; Springer, Houston, 49; Dickerson, NOTE: If only one game is necessary, it will Tampa Bay, 48; Gardner, New York, 46; Altuve, be played at night Toronto 32 34 .485 7 Kansas City 31 34 .477 3 1/2 Seattle 33 35 .485 12 1/2 Championship series Houston, 43; Correa, Houston, 43; Lowrie, Baltimore 32 34 .485 7 Chicago 30 36 .455 5 Oakland 28 38 .424 16 1/2 Oakland, 43; Betts, Boston, 42; 5 tied at 41. Best-of-3 RBI—Cruz, Seattle, 52; Judge, New York, June 26: Pairings TBA, 5 p.m. 49; Garcia, Chicago, 48; Sano, Minnesota, June 27: Pairings TBA, 6 p.m. 48; Pujols, Los Angeles, 46; Holliday, New June 28: Pairings TBA, 6 p.m., if necessary East Division Central Division West Division York, 45; Mazara, Texas, 44; Morrison, Tampa Bay, 44; 3 tied at 43. Basketball W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB HITS—Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 88; Castro, Washington 41 26 .612 — 36 32 .529 — Colorado 43 26 .623 — New York, 85; Garcia, Chicago, 83; Altuve, WNBA Houston, 81; Bogaerts, Boston, 79; Hosmer, The Associated Press Miami 30 35 .462 10 Chicago 33 33 .500 2 Los Angeles 42 26 .618 1/2 Kansas City, 79; Judge, New York, 76; Abreu, EASTERN CONFERENCE Chicago, 74; Andrus, Texas, 74; 3 tied at 72. New York 30 36 .455 10 1/2 St. Louis 31 35 .470 4 Arizona 42 26 .618 1/2 W L Pct GB DOUBLES—Betts, Boston, 23; Lowrie, Washington 7 3 .700 — Atlanta 29 37 .439 11 1/2 Pittsburgh 30 37 .448 5 1/2 San Diego 27 40 .403 15 Oakland, 22; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 20; New York 7 4 .636 1 1/2 Schoop, Baltimore, 20; Bogaerts, Boston, 18; Philadelphia 22 44 .333 18 1/2 Cincinnati 29 37 .439 6 San Francisco 26 42 .382 16 1/2 Atlanta 5 5 .500 2 Lindor, Cleveland, 18; Moreland, Boston, 18; Connecticut 4 5 .444 2 1/2 Travis, Toronto, 18; 3 tied at 17. Scores/schedule Indiana 5 6 .455 2 1/2 TRIPLES—Bogaerts, Boston, 4; Chicago 2 7 .222 4 1/2 THURSDAY’S GAMES American League SATURDAY’S GAMES (Paulino 0-0), 6:15 p.m. Castellanos, Detroit, 3; Dickerson, Tampa WESTERN CONFERENCE Interleague Detroit 13, Tampa Bay 4 Interleague Kansas City (Junis 2-0) at L.A. Bay, 3; Garcia, Chicago, 3; Merrifield, Kansas W L Pct GB City, 3; Miller, Tampa Bay, 3; Sanchez, Cleveland 12, L.A. Dodgers 5 13, Toronto 4 St. Louis (Wainwright 7-4) at Angels (Meyer 2-3), 6:15 p.m. Minnesota 9 0 1.000 — Chicago, 3; 18 tied at 2. Philadelphia 1, Boston 0 Seattle at Texas (n) Baltimore (Miley 2-4), 2:05 p.m. National League Los Angeles 7 3 .700 2 1/2 HOME RUNS—Judge, New York, 22; American League Boston at Houston (n) American League San Francisco (Cain 3-5) at Phoenix 5 4 .556 4 Morrison, Tampa Bay, 19; Gallo, Texas, 18; Seattle 5 5 .500 4 1/2 Minnesota 6, Seattle 2 Cleveland 8, Minnesota 1 Chicago White Sox (Pelfrey 2-5) Colorado (Freeland 7-4), 1:10 p.m. Moustakas, Kansas City, 18; Smoak, Toronto, Dallas 4 8 .333 6 1/2 Chicago White Sox 5, Baltimore 2 N.Y. Yankees at Oakland (n) at Toronto (Stroman 7-2), 11:07 a,m. Arizona (Godley 2-1) at 18; Springer, Houston, 18; Alonso, Oakland, San Antonio 0 10 .000 9 1/2 17; Davis, Oakland, 17; Sano, Minnesota, 16; Detroit 5, Tampa Bay 3 Kansas City at L.A. Angels (n) Cleveland (Merritt 0-0) at Minnesota Philadelphia (Eickhoff 0-7), 2:05 p.m. Thursday’s Games Trout, Los Angeles, 16. Oakland 8, N.Y. Yankees 7, 10 innings National League (Wilk 0-1), 12:10 p.m., 1st game L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 2-6) at Cincinnati Indiana 85, Atlanta 74 STOLEN BASES—Maybin, Los Angeles, Kansas City 7, L.A. Angels 2 Arizona 5, Philadelphia 4 Cleveland (Clevinger 2-3) at Minnesota (Wojciechowski 1-0), 2:10 p.m. Los Angeles 80, San Antonio 75 20; Dyson, Seattle, 16; Andrus, Texas, 15; Friday’s Games National League Chicago Cubs 9, Pittsburgh 5 (Mejia 1-2), 6:10 p.m., 2nd game Miami (Locke 0-2) at Atlanta DeShields, Texas, 14; Buxton, Minnesota, 12; New York 102, Dallas 93, OT Washington 8, N.Y. Mets 3 L.A. Dodgers 3, Cincinnati 1 N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 5-6) at (Garcia 2-5), 2:10 p.m. Cain, Kansas City, 12; Altuve, Houston, 11; Chicago at Phoenix (n) Betts, Boston, 11; 4 tied at 10. Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 4 Washington 7, N.Y. Mets 2 Oakland (Hahn 2-4), 2:05 p.m. San Diego (Lamet 2-2) at Saturday’s Game PITCHING—Keuchel, Houston, 9-0; Colorado 10, San Francisco 9 Miami 5, Atlanta 0 Tampa Bay (Archer 4-4) at Detroit Milwaukee (Anderson 5-2), 2:10 p.m. Connecticut at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Vargas, Kansas City, 9-3; Sale, Boston, 8-3; FRIDAY’S GAMES San Diego at Milwaukee (n) (Fulmer 6-4), 2:10 p.m. Washington (Strasburg 7-2) at Santana, Minnesota, 8-4; Bundy, Baltimore, 7- Interleague San Francisco at Colorado (n) Seattle (Gallardo 3-6) at Texas N.Y. Mets (Lugo 1-0), 4:10 p.m. 5; Pineda, New York, 7-3; Sabathia, New York, Softball St. Louis 11, Baltimore 2 (Perez 2-6), 3:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 6-4) at 7-2; Stroman, Toronto, 7-2; 11 tied at 6 wins. ERA—Keuchel, Houston, 1.67; Vargas, Clovis Softball Association Boston (Porcello 3-8) at Houston Pittsburgh (Nova 6-4), 6:15 p.m. Kansas City, 2.10; Santana, Minnesota, 2.56; TGIF League McCullers, Houston, 2.58; Severino, New Final spring standings York, 2.75; Sale, Boston, 2.82; Darvish, Jordan Niebrugge 73-72 — 145 mph.; 7. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 200.770 Houston at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. — Acquired Gold Division Texas, 3.03; Stroman, Toronto, 3.09; Bundy, Talor Gooch 74-71 — 145 mph.; 8. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Sunday’s Game RHP El’Hajj Muhammad from Somerset W-L Baltimore, 3.29; Carrasco, Cleveland, 3.36. Rafa Cabrera Bello 72-73 — 145 200.742 mph.; 9. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, New York at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. (Atlantic) for future considerations. Frontier Los Piratas 9-1 —Sale, Boston, 136; Archer, Gary Woodland 72-73 — 145 200.730 mph.; 10. (24) Chase Elliott, League Chuggin’ Sluggers 7-3 Tampa Bay, 114; Darvish, Texas, 93; Estrada, Jason Kokrak 75-70 — 145 Chevrolet, 200.378 mph. — Signed INF Sons of Pitches 6-4 Toronto, 92; McCullers, Houston, 89; Zach Johnson 71-74 — 145 11. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 200.206 mph; Transactions Justin Brock, OF Manny DeJesus and RHP Last Chance 6-4 Severino, New York, 84; Porcello, Boston, 82; Matt Kuchar 74-71 — 145 12. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 200.050 mph; Diego Ibarra. Technicians 5-5 Bauer, Cleveland, 81; Pineda, New York, 77; Webb Simpson 74-71 — 145 13. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 200.306 Friday — Sold the contract Elite 5-5 Salazar, Cleveland, 77. Tyler Light 73-72 — 145 mph; 14. (77) Erik Jones, Toyota, 200.178 The Associated Press of RHP Brandon Texiera to Milwaukee (NL). Cobras 4-6 mph; 15. (41) Kurt Busch, Ford, 199.712 mph; BASEBALL — Signed OF Travis Titans 3-7 NATIONAL LEAGUE 16. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 199.369 American League Bolin. Released INF C.J. Needam. Sled Slingers 0-10 LPGA Tour BATTING—Zimmerman, Washington, .365; mph; 17. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, — Recalled LHP Silver Division Meijer LPGA Classic RIVER CITY RASCALS — Sold the con- Posey, San Francisco, .356; Murphy, Washington, 199.225 mph; 18. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Vidal Nuno and RHP from W-L The Associated Press tract of LHP Austin Warner to St. Louis (NL). .344; Ozuna, Miami, .333; Blackmon, Colorado, 198.961 mph; 19. (31) Ryan Newman, Norfolk (IL). Optioned RHP Jimmy Yacabonis Dirty Boyz 9-1 Friday — .329; Kemp, Atlanta, .327; Cozart, Cincinnati, Chevrolet, 198.708 mph; 20. (19) Daniel to Norfolk. Placed RHP Mike Wright on the Los Dorados 9-1 At Grand Rapids, Mich. Released C Riley Moore. .324; Goldschmidt, Arizona, .323; Peralta, Suarez, Toyota, 198.533 mph. 10-day DL, retroactive to June 15. Molan Labe 6-4 Second round — Arizona, .314; Harper, Washington, .314. 21. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 198.522 — Recalled RHP Dark Horse 6-4 a-amateur Released RHP Trevor Belicek. RUNS—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 58; mph; 22. (95) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, Adam Plutko from Columbus (IL). Placed OF Unforgiven 5-5 Brooke M. Henderson 63-67 — 130 WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Signed Blackmon, Colorado, 56; Harper, Washington, 198.211 mph; 23. (10) Danica Patrick, Ford, on the paternity list. Team Extreme 5-5 Carlota Ciganda 68-64 — 132 RHP Clay Chapman to a contract extension. 53; Votto, Cincinnati, 49; Thames, Milwaukee, 197.775 mph; 24. (37) Chris Buescher, — Agreed to TMT 4-6 Mi Jung Hur 66-66 — 132 BASKETBALL 48; Seager, Los Angeles, 47; Arenado, Chevrolet, 197.525 mph; 25. (47) AJ terms with RHP Griffin Canning and OF Jo All or Nada 4-6 Lexi Thompson 64-68 — 132 National Basketball Association Colorado, 45; Zimmerman, Washington, 45; Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 197.482 mph; 26. Adell on minor league contracts. Alcobolics 2-8 Moriya Jutanugarn 67-66 — 133 NBA — Suspended Detroit’s Reggie Conforto, New York, 44; 2 tied at 43. (43) Darrell Wallace Jr., Ford, 197.401 mph; — Placed RHP Smash on Sight 1-9 Hyo Joo Kim 69-65 — 134 Bullock and Indiana’s Monta Ellis five games RBI—Lamb, Arizona, 57; Reynolds, 27. (6) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 197.158 mph; 28. Adam Warren on the 10-day DL. Optioned Bronze Division Emily K. Pedersen 67-67 — 134 each, for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA Colorado, 55; Blackmon, Colorado, 53; (32) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 196.223 mph.; RHP Giovanny Gallegos to Scranton/Wilkes- W-L Jenny Shin 67-67 — 134 Anti-Drug Program. Goldschmidt, Arizona, 53; Zimmerman, 29. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 195.780 mph; 30. Barre (IL). Recalled C Kyle Higashioka and Tigres 9-1 Shanshan Feng 64-70 — 134 HOCKEY Washington, 52; Votto, Cincinnati, 51; (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 195.615 mph. OF Mason Williams ) from Scranton/Wilkes- Intoxicated 7-3 67-68 — 135 Arenado, Colorado, 50; Harper, Washington, 31. (23) Ryan Sieg, Toyota, 193.668 mph; 32. Barre. Transferred LHP Aroldis Chapman to Muddslingers 7-3 Sung Hyun Park 67-68 — 135 ARIZONA COYOTES — Announced the 50; Duvall, Cincinnati, 47; Ozuna, Miami, 47. (83) Corey LaJoie, Toyota, 192.472 mph; 33. Trenton (EL) on a rehab assignment. Carnalismo 6-4 Madelene Sagstrom 65-70 — 135 resignations of president and CEO Anthony HITS—Blackmon, Colorado, 92; Murphy, (72) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 191.520 mph; 34. — Recalled LHP The Vine 5-5 64-71 — 135 LeBlanc and president of hockey operations Washington, 85; Inciarte, Atlanta, 84; Ozuna, (15) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 190.305 mph; Zac Curtis from Arkansas (TL). Optioned RHP Lock & Load 4-6 69-67 — 136 Gary Drummond. Named Ahron Cohen chief Miami, 83; Zimmerman, Washington, 81; 35. (33) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 189.999 Chase De Jong to Tacoma (PCL). OC 4-6 Michelle Wie 68-68 — 136 operating officer. LeMahieu, Colorado, 79; Arenado, Colorado, mph; 36. (34) Landon Cassill, Ford, 0.000 mph; — Activated RHP Tyson Los BGravos 2-8 Jessica Korda 68-68 — 136 SOCCER 77; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 76; Nunez, San 37. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 0.000 mph. Ross from the 60-day DL and 1B Mike Napoli Young & Old 2-8 Lee-Anne Pace 68-68 — 136 Francisco, 75; 2 tied at 74. and OF Carlos Gomez from the 10-day DL. Unknown 2-8 Aditi Ashok 68-68 — 136 MLS — Fined Sporting Kansas City M DOUBLES—Arenado, Colorado, 24; Recalled LHP Dario Alvarez from Round Rock 65-71 — 136 Soccer Benny Feilhaber an undisclosed amount for Herrera, Philadelphia, 23; Kemp, Atlanta, 19; (PCL). Placed RHP Tony Barnette on the 10-day Maude-Aimee Leblanc 72-65 — 137 simulation/embellishment during the 83rd Zimmerman, Washington, 19; Drury, Arizona, DL, retroactive to June 15. Assigned INF-OFs Golf Jacqui Concolino 71-66 — 137 minute of a June 10 match against Montreal 17; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 17; Murphy, MLS Ryan Rua and Jurickson Profar to Round Rock. Mariah Stackhouse 70-67 — 137 and fined Montreal M Andres Romero an Washington, 17; Nunez, San Francisco, 17; The Associated Press Designated RHP Dillon Gee for assignment. U.S. Golf Association Mi Hyang Lee 70-67 — 137 undisclosed amount for instigating and esca- Seager, Los Angeles, 17; Shaw, Milwaukee, 17. EASTERN CONFERENCE Agreed to terms with OF , SS U.S. Open Championship Mirim Lee 69-68 — 137 lating an incident in the 86th minute of the TRIPLES—Blackmon, Colorado, 9; Cozart, W L T Pts GF GA Chris Seise and RHP Hans Crouse and The Associated Press Na Yeon Choi 69-68 — 137 match. Cincinnati, 5; Broxton, Milwaukee, 4; Fowler, Toronto FC 8 2 5 29 26 15 assigned them to the Arizona League. Friday Brittany Altomare 68-69 — 137 COLLEGE St. Louis, 4; Gordon, Miami, 4; Hamilton, Chicago 8 3 4 28 25 16 National League At Erin, Wis. Su Oh 67-70 — 137 BROWN — Promoted Jeffrey Kirpas to Cincinnati, 4; Turner, Washington, 4; 9 tied at 3. New York City FC 7 5 3 24 27 19 — Agreed to terms with Second round Jane Park 66-71 — 137 women’s assistant basketball coach. HOME RUNS—Votto, Cincinnati, 19; Orlando City 7 5 3 24 16 18 RHP . a-amateur Simin Feng 65-72 — 137 FLORIDA — Signed football coach Jim Zimmerman, Washington, 19; Bellinger, Los Columbus 7 8 1 22 24 26 CHICAGO CUBS — Placed INF Ben Zobrist Paul Casey 66-71 — 137 Ryann O’Toole 73-65 — 138 McElwain and men’s basketball coach Angeles, 18; Schebler, Cincinnati, 18; New England 5 5 5 20 26 21 on the 10-day DL, retroactive to June 13. Brian Harman 67-70 — 137 72-66 — 138 Mike White to contract extensions Thames, Milwaukee, 18; Bruce, New York, 17; New York 6 7 2 20 15 21 Recalled INF Tommy La Stella from Iowa (PCL). Tommy Fleetwood 67-70 — 137 Brooke Pancake 70-68 — 138 through 2023. Harper, Washington, 17; Ozuna, Miami, 17; Atlanta United FC 5 6 3 18 28 22 — Recalled Brooks Koepka 67-70 — 137 Sarah Jane Smith 69-69 — 138 PITTSBURGH — Announced the retirement Reynolds, Colorado, 17; Stanton, Miami, 17. Montreal 4 4 5 17 20 19 RHP Josh Ravin from Oklahoma City. Jamie Lovemark 69-69 — 138 Rachel Rohanna 69-69 — 138 of Tom Richardson, men’s assistant basketball STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, Philadelphia 4 6 4 16 20 18 Optioned RHP Ross Stripling to Oklahoma Rickie Fowler 65-73 — 138 Ariya Jutanugarn 69-69 — 138 coach. Promoted director of basketball opera- 28; Turner, Washington, 22; Gordon, Miami, D.C. United 4 7 3 15 10 21 City (PCL). J.B. Holmes 69-69 — 138 Haru Nomura 69-69 — 138 tions, Dan Cage, to men’s assistant basketball 21; Nunez, San Francisco, 17; Peraza, WESTERN CONFERENCE — Placed RHP Matt Si Woo Kim 69-70 — 139 Lindy Duncan 69-69 — 138 coach and video coordinator/director of analyt- Cincinnati, 14; Villar, Milwaukee, 14; W L T Pts GF GA Harvey on the 10-Day DL, retroactive to June Xander Schauffele 66-73 — 139 Dori Carter 68-70 — 138 ics, Jason Richards, to director of basketball Goldschmidt, Arizona, 13; Pollock, Arizona, Sporting Kansas City 7 4 5 26 20 11 15. Placed OF Juan Lagares on the 10-Day a-Cameron Champ 70-69 — 139 Azahara Munoz 68-70 — 138 operations. Named Chris Jones men’s basket- 11; 3 tied at 10. Portland 7 5 3 24 26 21 DL. Recalled INF Matt Reynolds and OF Brandt Snedeker 70-69 — 139 Tiffany Joh 67-71 — 138 ball graduate manager. PITCHING—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 9-2; FC Dallas 6 3 5 23 21 13 Brandon Nimmo from Las Vegas (PCL). Hideki Matsuyama 74-65 — 139 PRESBYTERIAN — Named Frank Young Greinke, Arizona, 8-3; Senzatela, Colorado, Holly Clyburn 64-74 — 138 Houston 7 6 2 23 27 22 — Signed RHP Brendan Steele 71-69 — 140 and Patrick Moynihan men’s basketball assis- 8-2; Davies, Milwaukee, 7-3; Freeland, Danielle Kang 71-68 — 139 Vancouver 6 6 1 19 18 18 Shane Baz. Marc Leishman 68-72 — 140 Colorado, 7-4; Ray, Arizona, 7-3; Scherzer, Angel Yin 71-68 — 139 Seattle 5 6 4 19 18 22 — Agreed to tant coaches. Harris English 71-69 — 140 Washington, 7-4; Strasburg, Washington, 7-2; Jackie Stoelting 71-68 — 139 San Jose 5 6 4 19 16 20 terms with RHP Edwin Jackson on a minor STANFORD — Named David Esquer base- Bill Haas 72-68 — 140 Wainwright, St. Louis, 7-4; 8 tied at 6-1. Kim Kaufman 70-69 — 139 Los Angeles 5 5 3 18 19 19 league contract. ball coach. Charley Hoffman 70-70 — 140 ERA—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 2.23; Wichanee Meechai 70-69 — 139 Minnesota United 4 8 2 14 19 33 American Association WISCONSIN — Signed men’s tennis coach Chez Reavie 75-65 — 140 Scherzer, Washington, 2.36; Ray, Arizona, 2.62; 70-69 — 139 Real Salt Lake 4 10 2 14 15 35 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Danny Westerman, women’s tennis coach William McGirt 70-71 — 141 Lynn, St. Louis, 2.69; Anderson, Milwaukee, Amy Olson 69-70 — 139 Colorado 4 8 1 13 12 18 Signed C Kevin Reiher. Kelcy McKenna, men’s golf coach Michael Russell Henley 71-70 — 141 2.83; Nova, Pittsburgh, 2.83; Gonzalez, Megan Khang 69-70 — 139 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Released C Burcin, women’s golf coach Todd Oehrlein, Sergio Garcia 70-71 — 141 Washington, 2.89; Martinez, St. Louis, 2.96; Lizette Salas 69-70 — 139 for tie. Matt Passerelle and RHP Mark Vasquez. softball coach Yvette Healy, men’s rowing Bernd Wiesberger 69-72 — 141 Greinke, Arizona, 3.00; Leake, St. Louis, 3.14. Cydney Clanton 69-70 — 139 Saturday’s Games — Traded INF coach Chris Clark, women’s rowing coach Martin Kaymer 72-69 — 141 STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, In-Kyung Kim 69-70 — 139 Seattle at New York City FC, 11 a.m. Casio Grider to Texas for a player to be Bebe Bryan, and director of men’s and Satoshi Kodaira 73-69 — 142 124; Ray, Arizona, 107; Kershaw, Los Min Lee 69-70 — 139 Columbus at Atlanta United FC, 5 p.m. named. Released RHP Josh Laxer. Atlantic women’s cross country and track & field Mick Andrew Johnston 69-73 — 142 Angeles, 105; Greinke, Arizona, 104; Gerina Piller 68-71 — 139 Chicago at New England, 5:30 p.m. League Byrne to three-year contract extensions Adam Hadwin 68-74 — 142 Samardzija, San Francisco, 100; deGrom, Jeong Eun Lee 68-71 — 139 Montreal at Orlando City, 5:30 p.m. LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Activated RHP through 2020. Justin Thomas 73-69 — 142 New York, 100; Martinez, St. Louis, 99; Haeji Kang 67-72 — 139 D.C. United at Toronto FC, 6 p.m. Dennis O’Grady and LHP Rafael Perez. WOFFORD — Named Jay McAuley men’s Jonathan Randolph 71-71 — 142 Strasburg, Washington, 99; Cueto, San Alena Sharp 67-72 — 139 Sporting Kansas City at San Jose, 7 p.m. Placed RHPs John Brownell and Matt Larkins associate head basketball coach and Will Yusaku Miyazato 72-70 — 142 Francisco, 86; Lester, Chicago, 86. Joanna Klatten 76-64 — 140 Portland at Colorado, 7:30 p.m. on the inactive list. Can-Am League Murphy director of men’s basketball opera- Thomas Aiken 71-71 — 142 Therese O’Hara 72-68 — 140 FC Dallas at Vancouver, 8 p.m. CAPITALES — Signed INF tions. Named Kate Goldstein women’s David Lingmerth 73-69 — 142 College Beatriz Recari 71-69 — 140 Minnesota United at Real Salt Lake, 8 p.m. Jonathan Malo and OF Daniel Rockett lacrosse assistant coach. Ernie Els 70-72 — 142 Ally McDonald 70-70 — 140 NCAA Division I World Series Jack Maguire 70-73 — 143 Sei Young Kim 70-70 — 140 The Associated Press Eddie Pepperell 72-71 — 143 Vicky Hurst 70-70 — 140 At Omaha, Neb. a-Scottie Scheffler 69-74 — 143 Hee Young Park 69-71 — 140 elimination Matt Fitzpatrick 70-73 — 143 Marissa L Steen 69-71 — 140 Braves give pitcher $7M bonus Saturday Trey Mullinax 71-72 — 143 Laura Gonzalez Escallon 69-71 — 140 Game 1 — Cal St. Fullerton (39-22) vs. Whee Kim 73-70 — 143 69-71 — 140 Oregon State (54-2), 1 p.m. Kevin Dougherty 71-72 — 143 Wei-Ling Hsu 69-71 — 140 By George Henry Wright’s bonus, well over the slot value of Game 2 — LSU (48-17) vs. Florida State Michael Putnam 73-70 — 143 Demi Runas 67-73 — 140 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS $5,707,300, is the highest since restraints on (45-21), 6 p.m. Martin Laird 72-71 — 143 Giulia Molinaro 64-76 — 140 signing bonuses began in 2012. The previous Sunday Patrick Reed 68-75 — 143 Game 3 — Louisville (52-10) vs. Texas Brandon Stone 70-74 — 144 ATLANTA — Pitcher Kyle Wright and the year, agreed to a $8 million sign- A&M (41-21), noon Kevin Na 68-76 — 144 Auto racing Atlanta Braves agreed to a minor league con- ing bonus, and Stephen Strasburg and Bubba Game 4 — TCU (47-16) vs. Florida (47-18), Louis Oosthuizen 74-70 — 144 tract with a $7 million signing bonus, the Starling agreed to $7.5 million each. NASCAR 5 p.m. Jim Furyk 70-74 — 144 highest in baseball since 2011. Under the system where teams are penalized Monday Kevin Chappell 74-70 — 144 Monster Energy Cup Game 5 — Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, Stewart Cink 74-70 — 144 Firekeepers Casino 400 lineup A 21-year-old right-hander for exceeding their assigned bonus pool, the noon Haotong Li 74-70 — 144 The Associated Press who pitched for Vanderbilt, largest amount had been Kris Bryant’s Game 6 — Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 win- Lee Westwood 69-75 — 144 After Friday qualifying; race Sunday Wright grew up a Braves fan $6,708,400 deal with the Chicago Cubs in 2013. ner, 5 p.m. Kevin Kisner 74-70 — 144 At Brooklyn, Mich. in Huntsville, Alabama. As a Wright was 19-11 with a 2.78 ERA in 35 Tuesday Branden Grace 72-72 — 144 Lap length: (oval, 2 miles) Game 7 — Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser, Jordan Spieth 73-71 — 144 (Car number in parentheses) freshman, he played alongside current Braves starts and 26 relief appearances at Vanderbilt noon Stephan Jaeger 71-73 — 144 1. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 202.156 shortstop Dansby Swanson, the No. 1 overall with 290 strikeouts in 255 1/3 innings. Game 8 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 win- Daniel Summerhays 73-72 — 145 mph; 2. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 202.117 pick in the 2015 draft. “He looks like a pitcher, a very impres- ner, 5 p.m. Keegan Bradley 72-73 — 145 mph; 3. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 201.664 “He’s big brother to me,” Wright said sive young man,” Braves manager Brian Wednesday Shane Lowry 71-74 — 145 mph; 4. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 201.523 Game 9 — Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 Steve Stricker 73-72 — 145 mph; 5. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 201.337 Friday. “To see him was really cool. It brings Snitker said of Wright, who is 6-foot-4 and loser, 5 p.m. Ryan Brehm 71-74 — 145 mph.; 6. (21) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 200.854 back fun memories. I’m excited about it.” 200 pounds. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Larson, Truex finish 1-2 in qualifying

By Noah Trister AUTO RACING “We’ve got to figure out how to Michigan last year, but I feel like since Dover or Bristol on going fast, just THE ASSOCIATED PRESS go from second to first,” Truex Michigan when we got that win we because it’s bumpy, the straightaways third in June. said. “Really all year long, I think have just continued to make them bet- are narrow,” he said. “Here, the BROOKLYN, Mich. — Kyle “Hopefully, we can keep it going,” we’ve had a really good qualifying ter and had a great offseason — and straightaways are smooth, wide, and Larson and Martin Truex Jr. are he said. “So far it’s been a really average. Guys have done a really started the year off really good. I think you’re not bouncing around a lot.” neck and neck at the top of the good weekend leading in practice good job on Fridays.” we have just kind of continued to gel Encouraged: Busch won at MIS NASCAR Cup Series standings. and then getting the quick time here.” Clint Bowyer was third in quali- and continued to build on what we in 2011 but hasn’t started higher Now, they’re set to start at the Larson won his second pole of fying, followed by Kyle Busch, currently have and it has been show- than sixth at this track since 2009. front for this weekend’s race at the season and third of his career. Denny Hamlin and Ryan Blaney, ing on Sundays a lot.” Now he’s fourth after qualifying. Michigan International Speedway. This will be his fourth chance to last week’s winner . Other noteworthy developments “This is a decent starting spot for us Larson won the pole Friday and start from the pole this year, but two The victory by Larson at at MIS: for Sunday and Michigan is not one Truex qualified second, another of them came when qualifying was Michigan last year was his first on High speeds: Drivers routinely of our best tracks or favorite tracks, impressive showing for the duo that’s called off because of the weather. NASCAR’s top circuit. He added exceed 200 mph at MIS, and but we try to get it better here each been so consistently strong this sea- Larson posted a lap of 202.156 another this season at Fontana and Larson didn’t come close to Jeff and every time and right now I feel son. Truex is first in the standings, mph in his No. 42 Chevrolet. has six top-five finishes in 2017. Gordon’s track qualifying record of pretty good about it,” Busch said. one point ahead of Larson. Everyone Truex is first in the points standings “I think I’ve probably grown a little 206.558, set in 2014. Larson said “Just missed the balance a little bit else is over 100 points behind. despite being without a pole this year. bit as a driver. I feel like our race team the ride at those high speeds is rea- there in that final round. It was just a Larson also had the fastest car in He started second in the past two has gotten even better. Our race cars sonably comfortable at MIS. little too free, a little too tight — just practice Friday, and he won at this races at Pocono and Dover, and ear- have been a lot faster,” Larson said. “Here, you know you’re going fast, different areas of the race track — so track last August after finishing lier in the season at Las Vegas, Nev. “They were pretty fast leading up to but I get more of a sensation at, say, we’ve got to fine-tune that balance.” Florida gives McElwain, White raises

By Mark Long 2023, and his average compen- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sation will be $2.712 million. The financial commitment GAINESVILLE, Fla. — shows new Florida athletic Florida gave raises and director Scott Stricklin extensions to football coach believes in the coaches he Jim McElwain and men’s inherited when he replaced basketball coach Mike Jeremy Foley last November. White, a reward for success- “Both Coach Mac and ful seasons that keeps them Coach White have done a under contract into 2023. phenomenal job of leading The school announced the our programs and we are new deals Friday. looking forward to having McElwain, who won the them lead the Gators for Southeastern Conference’s years to come,” Stricklin said Eastern Division title in each in a statement. “As much as of his first two years in both have won games and Gainesville, will now make provided a lot of great mem- $4.486 million annually over ories for our fans and stabili- the next six years. He also got ty for the programs they lead, a significant bump in poten- they have both had a huge tial bonuses, jumping from a impact on the development maximum of $450,000 annu- and personal growth of the ally to $825,000. athletes they coach.” Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Mark Hoffman Winning a national cham- Florida is 19-8 in two sea- It was a rough weekend for defending U.S. Open champion Dustin Johnson, shown hitting out of a bunker on the pionship would now pay sons under McElwain, with ninth hole on Friday at Ern Hills Golf Course in Wisconsin. Johnson was one of several former winners to miss McElwain $400,000 instead of back-to-back trips to Atlanta the cut, finishing at 4-over-par 148 through two rounds. $250,000, and he can earn up for the league title games. to $100,000 annually (previ- But the offense has shown ous high was $4,000) for his little, if any, improvement team’s academic performance. from the Will Muschamp The school also increased era, ranking 112th in the Four share U.S. Open lead; nation in yards in 2015 and McElwain’s buyout, raising the figure for “termination 116th in 2016. Plus, the without cause” from $2.25 Gators are 0-4 against million to $2.5 million for Alabama and Florida State top three players miss cut each remaining on the deal. under McElwain. They were It’s the second raise in as outscored 141-46 in those many years for McElwain, games, showing just how far By Doug Ferguson U.S.OPEN GOLF appeared to be safe even when he was on who got a $750,000-a-year Florida has to go to rejoin THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the cut line. But then he three-putted from boost in March 2016 after the nation’s elite. Gary Player and Hale Irwin, who went long range on the 13th and the 14th, and winning the East in his first The men’s basketball pro- ERIN, Wis. — The biggest surprise on to win his first major. lost all hope when he missed the green on season. That increased his gram has shown steady at this U.S. Open was not who was The last six majors have been won by the 17th while going after the flag. He annual salary from $3.5 mil- progress on both ends of the leading, but who was leaving. first-timers, and that cycle has a good shot 73 and missed the cut by three. lion to $4.25 million. floor under White. The Gators Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy and chance to continue. The top 18 players “I couldn’t have shot any higher,” White, who led the Gators to are expected to have their best Jason Day — the top three players in on the leaderboard going into the week- Johnson said. the Elite Eight in his second collection of talent next sea- the world, all of them professing expan- end have combined for zero majors. Day never had a chance, following his season at Florida, will make son following the signing of a sive Erin Hills to be perfect for their Only a half-dozen of them have even career-worst 79 in a U.S. Open with a 75. $2.525 million next season, up top-15 recruiting class and games — spent Friday cleaning out experienced Sunday contention in McIlroy came to life when it was far too more than $600,000. He will the addition of former their lockers after missing the cut. golf’s biggest events. late. He made four birdies over the last six earn $75,000 extra in base Virginia Tech guard Jalen Left behind was the biggest 36-hole “Tomorrow will be a very cool expe- holes to salvage a 71, but he still missed salary for the remainder of his Hudson and Rice graduate logjam in 43 years at the U.S. Open. rience,” Fleetwood said. “It’s still the cut for the second straight year. deal, which now ends in April transfer Egor Koulechov. Paul Casey chopped his way to a Saturday — 36 holes is a very long time Joining them with a weekend off — bogey, only to respond with five straight in a U.S. Open. Anything can happen.” British Open champion Henrik birdies that carried him to a 1-under 71 Just about everything already has at Stenson, Alex Noren, Jon Rahm, Justin Bucks opt to stay and make him the first to post at 7-under Erin Hills. Rose and Adam Scott. That left only 137. He set the target early under warm A commercial blimp crashed to the four of the top 12 in the world to play sunshine, and even as the wind tapered ground and caught fire just outside the the weekend at Erin Hills. in the afternoon, no one could catch him. course Thursday, about the time the Fowler has the best chance, even in-house to name Brooks Koepka had the lead until he county health department was analyzing though he lost so much ground over the turned a birdie chance into a bogey on the samples that confirmed evidence of the final two hours. He went from pouring par-5 first hole after making the turn. He E. coli bacteria in water at a hydration putts into the center of the cup to burning general manager didn’t make a birdie the rest of the way and station near the 12th hole. The USGA is the edges, and his 39 on the back nine had to settle for a 70. They were joined by providing complimentary bottled water cost him the lead, though not his chances By Genaro C. Armas since 2008, serving under Brian Harman and Tommy Fleetwood of the rest of the week. There have been no of breaking through for that first major. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hammond. Horst was England, who each had a 70. reports yet of anyone getting sick. Casey discovered how little it takes involved in personnel evalua- Right behind was a trio of players that And then Friday, a 94-year-old man to make a big number in the U.S. Open MILWAUKEE — The tion, salary cap management included Rickie Fowler, who went 28 holes at the tournament for the first time — and at this U.S. Open, how a recov- stayed in- and contract negotiations. before making his first bogey and then stopped breathing while in a grandstand ery is never too far away. house to fill their general His NBA front office expe- went three holes without making a par. on the sixth hole and died of what Casey laid up in the rough, took two manager vacancy. rience began in 2005 with the Fowler shot a 73 and was still very much in Washington County officials said chops to get out of more rough behind The team , where he also the hunt at a second straight major. appeared to be natural causes. the 14th green, and staggered away named director worked with Hammond while The four-way tie was the most after Next up is a weekend without most of with a triple-bogey 8 that might have of basketball his former boss was vice pres- two rounds in a U.S. Open since the biggest names in golf. The cut for the ruined his day at Erin Hills. Moments operations Jon ident of basketball operations. Winged Foot in 1974, back when the top 60 and ties was at 1-over 145, tying a later, he began a run of five straight Horst as its next “I’m extremely grateful to names were more familiar for a major U.S. Open record set in 1990 at Medinah. birdies that put him right where he GM on Friday. our ownership group for — Raymond Floyd, Arnold Palmer, Johnson was hitting it so well that he wanted to be going into the weekend. He will replace their faith and trust in me,” John Hammond, who left Horst said. last month to take the One of the NBA’s up-and- and said at that time he did- and could increase after the appearance both had dreamed job. Horst will take over build- coming franchises, the Louisville n’t think any NCAA ruling ruling. Though he noted a of playing. Louisville Bucks also plan to move into would affect recruiting. potential impact from fewer returned to the ACC and ing a young, promising ros- from Page 1B ter led by All-Star forward a new downtown arena in Though he seethed Thursday available scholarships, he NCAA tournaments this time for the 2018-19 season. about that penalty and other doesn’t believe it will be a spring and can move forward and He bolsters a highly touted sanctions, the coach was also big deal because “no one knowing it’s eligible for coached by Jason Kidd. The Hiring Horst would add class featuring 6-11 forward- encouraged by the talent plays 12 players.” future appearances, an impor- Bucks finished above. 500 stability with the NBA draft center Malik Williams; 6-8 signed and his program’s While Pitino was among tant selling point to recruits for the first time since 2009- just six days away. The forwards Jordan Nwora and prospects going forward. many who disagreed with the even with fewer scholarships. 10, losing to the Toronto Bucks resumed prospect Lance Thomas; and 6-2 “We’ve had the best recruit- announcement of a postseason Raptors in the first round of workouts this week after a As the school plans its guard Darius Perry. ing class I’ve had in 16 years ban in February 2016, that the playoffs in six games. break in the schedule. appeal of the sanctions, the They will be counted on to this year, probably going to pre-emptive move turned out “Our No. 1 priority is Other offseason questions 64-year-old Pitino seems blend with veteran guards have an even better one next to be one disciplinary measure building a championship- loom. Center Greg Monroe, a more emboldened than ever. Quentin Snider and Deng Adel year,” the Hall of Fame coach acceptable to the NCAA. caliber organization and we key player off the bench, has and fill voids left by the depar- said when asked about the Pitino accepted the school’s “I plan on staying here win- believe Jon is the right per- a $17.8 million player option tures of guard and leading scandal’s lingering effects. decision back then but was ning multiple championships, son to be our general manag- for 2017-18. Monroe has scorer Donovan Mitchell and Meyer suggested that unhappy with it for many rea- not just one,” he said. “I plan er,” team owners , until the night of the draft on big men Mangok Mathiang Louisville’s situation might sons, one of which was that it on going to multiple Final and June 22 to make his decision. and Jaylen Johnson. have ended up generating denied graduate transfers Fours, not just one. And that is said in a statement. Tony Snell, a defensive Pitino raved about the sympathy for the program Damion Lee and Trey Lewis what leaders do, they lead the Horst, 34, had been direc- specialist and 3-point shoot- incoming group last month and Pitino among recruits, the NCAA Tournament players they are coaching.” tor of basketball operations er, is a restricted free agent. PAGE 4B ✦ SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Honor rolls

Names of some honor- Drew Thompson Joseph Hernandez Eighth grade Edwin Murillo Alexander J. Maynard roll students may not be Malakai Harkley Joshua Ramos Paul Acosta Kimberly Ortiz Devynne M. McBride listed due to parents’ priva- Macy Stebbins Dorian Stewart Brittney Albin Ciara Padilla Andrew Moreno Fourth grade Maria Tomas Carlos Anchondo Daniela Ramos cy concerns. Nicole Neyra Hazel Burger Alondra Torres Jainnie Mendoza Adriana Sanchez Hanna Nussbaumer Arts Academy at Bella Vista Faith Butterfield Sunnay Ward Bradley Bacon Cynthia Varela Jaime G. Ontiveros Abigail Conley A/B Jathin Barnwell Santiago Verdugo Donna L. Phillips George Hoffman Harmoni Baca-Glosson Camryn Barros Elena Viveros Third grade Tommy S. Phommivong Ethan Lincoln Daelene Ferrer Aryn Barros; Fourth grade A Melissa E. Qualls Easton Lovelace Jessica Gonzalez William Benson A Guadalupe Anchondo-Landeros Braiden J. Romero Hunter Roel Ashlyn Lopez Elsie Bohn Angel Avila Roberto Badillo Mariah E. Sena Adrianna Rubio Nicholas Lopez Dara Brammer Herminion Bravo-Harrizon Karely Baeza Mario Soto Vincent Boullt Destiny Mercado Dominick Brown Naveah Jones Stroud Emily Bjorklund Autumn Velasquez Wyatt Dobbs Mario Ramirez Aaron Burnette Angel Nuñez Justin Bonney Nevaeh E. Walley Makenna Phillips Kay Lynn Ramirez-Mondragon Mariza Cordova Sierra Rodriguez Andrew Escobedo Mililani D. Woznick M'Kayla Taylor Joshua Ramos Deanna Cordova Luis Terrones Giuliana Fernandez Aaliyah Williams Brietta Regalado Alyssa Cruz Aliyah Valverde David Granados Reid Anderson Kiya Ross-Pierre Jack Curry A/B Mesa Elementary Brayden Leal Katherine Hoffman Onavaya Sintas Makayla Davis Martin Azdar Irvin Rodriguez Kimberly Llamas Angel Torres Anthony Dupio Krisela Carter Third grade Dayanara Vega Emma McGuffin Anelis Valles Naci Durham Aldo Delval A A/B Nicholas Tackitt Amaya Vallieres Kiley Eisenmann Hector Garcia Brennan Burnside Michalangelo Owen-Aragon Fifth grade Fourth grade Kody Foreman Yoselin Garcia Patrick Butz Jose Mota Trevor Kingsley A/B Emma Gandonou Joe Hernandez Mercaya Calcanis Taliyah Basped Sarah McCrillis Destini Bassinger Andrew Gilpin Vanessa Jaquez Lucas Carpenter Lucius Bergland Christian Puente Kimber Beevers Kenzie Gonzales Leslie Leyva Benson Cross Kamariaye Carrell Kaden Wenzel Liberty Elliott Faith Goyne Emilio Marrero Hyuga Dejesus Javen Contreras Alessandra Johnston Iesha Haskins Damion Greene Justice Martinez Jaymi Dobbs Jessavon Dixon Gabriel Reyes Analia Lopez Tian'a Hall Yvette Osorio Caitlyn Gatlin Christian Dominguez Sierra Rieschick Kayleigh Maldonado Savannah Hamilton Prisila Palacios Aubrey Goddard Aubrey Garcia Titus Wampler Shawn Schiller Eleanor Hardwick Jazlynn Parra Azlynn Gutierrez Taylor Henderson Piper Whitaker Jordan Thomas Mikyla Harkley Adamari Rascon Jadan Haley Aarav Jariwala Mikenzy Davis Kane Trujillo Brandon Heath Jennifer Rodriguez Sha'Vonte Jones Avery Linn Breanna Rangel Fifth grade Alyssa Heerding Johnny Saiz III Niamh McWilliams Alyiah Limas Ivanna Todd A Madison Hickman Ashley Soriano Ryanna Lucero Kylee Martin A/B Alex Barela Emma Hocter Angel Vironche Claire Patrich Joniven Martinez Third grade Charlie Dodge Skyler Jordan Fifth grade Carson Roberts Valarine Owen Logan Black A Kaleeya Englant Kameron Kelley Lilyan Russell Juan Pasillas Sanaa Lewis Gabriella Saiz Bryce Lentz Isai Barraza Joaquin Sanchez Michael Phillips Dalton McDonald A/B Darrell Lewis Avrie Batts Cody Thompson Jaden Rael Jarelly Navarrete Pharoah Baker Payton Long Kayla Chavez Bennett Wahlen Malayah Rayburn Gunner Priest Anthony Duran Gladys Mercadal Jordan Gomez Cherish Robinson Daniel Cooper Ingrid Garcia Emily Merryman Guadalupe Mendez Emma Wallace John Royal Atticus Herring Savion Gardley Jonathan Mondragon Ramirez Linda Palacios Aiden White Tahja Ruffin Nasir Knight Jeremiah Johnson Graciela Montes Santiago Quintana A/B Mariana Villezcas Jaden Loper Emily Kinkade Isces Morgan Marisol Rascon Gavin Anderson Fourth grade D'Asia Lyons Angleique Marez Christopher Nutt Brienne Romero Hailey Atwater A Sophia Medina Leonel Molina Jose Porras Kaleb Sierra Alexa Barnwell Karen Becerra-Martinez Adan San Juan Jade Pate Alexandria Prather A/B Campbell Carcamo Liliana Chavez Annelise Watson Jaime Perez Gianni Roland Alyssia Ascencio Carter Boles Mollie Eisenberger Colton Bunn Gracie Rollins Sofia Barcenas Olivia Davis Adolfo Loya-Marquez Andrew Cooper Gattis Middle School Reagan Sage Carolina Chacon Abigail Desporte Bebe Pasillas Noelle Ellis John Saltzmann Alexia Garcia Alyssa Dial Alazai Vasquez Jayden French Sixth grade Mikaela Snider Kyle Madrid Jared Entila A/B Makena Fry Katie Acuff Rylan Sursa Xavier Maltos Emma Harrell Nicole Almaraz Evelin Guifarro Caley Adams Ariana Thomas Antonio Morales Isabel Haslam Vanessa Armijo Raymond Lopez Robert Albin Allison Vaughn Millicent Moralez Audra James Aaron Clawson Zyon McLester Genessa Apodaca Zackary Wheeler Gavin Jonyka Tony Cristan Isabella Pena Riki Aponte Mikaela Yanez Marshall Middle School Caleb Larsen Awnika Cruz Kathleen Smith Emmy-Kate Arnett Crystal Duarte Gracie Montoya Kierston Vernon Kenzie Bowman James Bickley Elementary Sixth grade Troy Richter Marcos Fernandez Karson Wenzel Alyana Cordova A'Lani Andazola Jorga Sage Brianna Gutierrez Connor Wessling Elizabeth Corley A Markus M. Aranda Kylie Sprinkle Isabella Houston Fourth grade Kyler Cox Third grade Gracie H. Beevers Joseph Tello Andrea Lozano Emily Antonio Ramon Cruz Tomas Arellano-Vega Ashton Bell Brynleigh Wheeler Selestre Mota Austin Benson Jenna Curry Elijah Chavez Jazper K. Burrow Zayleigh Wheeler Star Pasillas Marina Garcia Ella Davis Shelsey Chavez Mark S. Bynum Fourth grade Jesus Rodriguez Riyah Monroe Patience Dodge Daniel Chenault Jasmine M. Diaz Marijane Salas Sivan Collins Steven Frank Felix Hernandez Jenna Emerich A Fifth grade Kylie Davila Shawn Gaballa Ruben Lopez Mariana Gardea Mia Angel A Gwendylynn Greene Briana Gall Clement Martinez Joey A. Garza Parker Bass Soraya Alvarez Jakob Knight-Mills Sarah Garcia Sergio Martinez Rudy T. Guzman Xylon Byrd Brandon Corona-Cota Adrianna Weber Andrew Gillespie Yoselin Maya Marrufo Syraia R. Harvey Zoey Bullington Viviana Escobedo Kaleb Wenzel Joshua Gilpin Lileigh Oborny Toby Z. Jacobs Mary Ann Gaballa Bradyn Mendoza Samara Wright Alexandria Griego Genesis Wiggins Shalanda B. Lefevre Josh Gonzales Bradyn Milliron Brian Chacon Zayda Hernandez Fourth grade Berenice Mendoza Kyli Handley Adriana Mulgado Isabella Cruz Chandler Hickman Tyler Conley Asher R. Millender Saydi Handley Avah Pacheco Gabriel Dupio Ella Howalt Ariana Hernandez Manuel A. Miramontes JJ Hartig Juan Tino Landon Hewins Julius Kenny Nathalee Kennard Israel Nunez Aaron Hicks Stephanie Vega Elijah Ortiz Autumn Kingsley Sean Martinez Syan A. Olguin Addison Latour Colter Williams Trinity Reyes Amelia Koonce Valeria Morales-Rodriguez Elizabeth D. Patton Kylie Light A/B Aurora Thompson Alencia Lentz Naomi Ramirez Jadyn Rainey Hansini Lingala Ja'Quoinne Coble Nathaniel Virgil Laikyn Lethgo Myah Wynn Isaiah Rivera Jackie Miranda Rosa Gonzalez Rhiley Williams April Licano Fifth grade Aubreana Robles Phoebe Ottenbacher Marisol Lara Fifth grade Kasha Lincoln Yesenhia Andrade Mikayla Romero Aubrey Rojas Laila Mirabal Aja Borja-Punzalan Zoe Linn Yazmin Calderon Jane'e Q. Royal Katelyn Shafer Dalan Bunn Marisa Lopez Nashla Campos Danielah E. Sanchez Thailyr Shea Barry Elementary Hannah Capelle Landen Loveless Erica Chavez Hannah G. Sanchez Gus Shreves Erika Cooke Zimzi Lovett Adam Dixon Ezra M. Sena Sienna Wnetrzak A Alexandria Mitchell Joaquin Lucio Angel Garcia Adrianna N. Shapard A/B Third grade Tori Penrod Nichole Maia Genoveva Garcia Emory Sigala Anabell Adams Kolt Berry Kinnis Thompson Saivardan Mamidi Johnny Jimenez Jace R. Strickland Ilirian Ajrula Michael Cole Eric Wallace Kytana Manery Sammy Martinez Katelyn N. Vanderwarker Teagan Campbell Sean Cranford Aislynn Granados Isabell Martinez Rubi Meraz Delisa M. Vicuna Jaydin Fenstermaker Joshua Guevara Za'viere Mclester Kiersten Pancrazio Jaden J. Waltz Alyssa Carlisle Jayla Harris-Hinch Quentin Jack Libby Modisette Gabriel Tapia Cameron Wozmick Jayden Clemmons Braylee Mason Justice Jones Kaitlyn Moore A/B Seventh grade Samuel Cody Isabella Ojeda Gianna Ramirez Izabella Moreno Third grade Nolee J. Baber Konner Engelking Benjamin Osterhaus Celeste Tritz Abigail Ortiz Kaylee Albright Aaleiya M. Bell Morgan Fury Nay'Arie Perry Hyrum Fry Elena Padgett Geraldine Alvarez Haley M. Blackburn Adrien Gandonou Jairo Todd Emery Long Kohana Pousson Audra Chacon Chloe M. Brooks Hayden Harris Christy Vizcarra Aubrey Montano Avery Reeves Sergio Chavez Kaytlynn D. Conley Peyton Harris Jailynn Wiltgen Seth Stebbins Peyton Roberts Izabella Cordova Shemiah M. Cotton Emma Koegel Benjamin Bodkin Briana Roland Josiah Garcia Madyson J. Crowder Marley Levy Alexis Broussard Cameo Elementary Briley Sage Noah Gonzalez Kairyl Q. Dickson Zane Massey Arthur Hernandez Rachel Shonkwiler Vanessa Gonzales Aubrey L. Everett J'Lynn Martinez Dominik Ivey Third grade Madison Springer Adan-Jose Gutierrez Avory E. Gonzales Katy Moore Porter Loveless A Allyson Thomas Jazmin Hernandez Nehemiah X. Gonzales Tehya Moralez Clara Mahler Lukas Brice Dylan Underwood Josiah Hicks Karen E. Gonzalez Ayden Ortiz Lateef Minns Aubrey Hall Erynn Vetterly Gonzalo Medina-Corona Alexandria J. Guiffre Mackenzie Ramirez Joseph Vickers Lucarico Mirabal Haylee M. Gum Kennedy Roeder Emma Wahlen Andrew Nunez Rylee M. Gutierrez Saichaina Rollins Chase Walton Lidnsy Perez Donovan L. Hernandez Chase Stewart Clayton Ward Jiraiya Reese Joshua D. Jauregui Devin Tifre Cailin White Donivan Reid Juan Jimenez Jacob Wright Quinton Williams Joseph Sandoval Aiden E. Johnson Fifth grade Seventh grade Fourth grade Niveah T. Johnson A Ayia Alsaleh Alexis Aguilera Madrid Jordan N. Keelin Sydnee Allen Juliavieve Arredondo Milani Calzada Toby A. Kokosenski Addison Allred Derrick Banks Janeah Carrasco Alysa M. Kosier Gabriela Calderon Nadia DeLaCruz Makenna J. Longley Kriday Andiboina Xander Chavez Juan Fernandez Yuliana Lopez Hudson Ayre Trinity Clemmons Dominic Gutierrez Elizabeth N. Majkrzak Ella Collins Cade Collins Alec Myers Karlie L. Martell Elizabeth Elam Brennen Davis Kiera Pancrazio Tyler McAdams Princess Ellison Victoria Derkatz Leroy Salinas Madyson R. Miller Hannah Heath Hamilton Gillis Kiana Williams Makenzie M. Mohr William Jordan Daniel Hernandez Fifth grade Itzel L. Montano Porter Kidd Zabien Hernandez Anthony Ayers Travis L. Mote Zayiel Manzo John Hisel Fabian Duarte Gladys M. Murillo Spencer Martin Andrew Hoffman Omarion Reese Alese E. Naranjo Belen Melchior Senia Howard Dametrius Ricks Nevaeh A. Pacheco Ayla Morrison Christopher Howe Jeanette Rutiaga Kyle S. Richardson Isabelle Peay Annemarie Johnston Federico Smith Amya Y. Robles Aeowynn Romero Angelique Leon Ricky Southern Ryan Solis Aspen Roybal Marina Lucio Chessa Stockton Hailey Vanderwarker Emilee Spears Taylor Martin Sarah Zamora Eighth grade Taylor Stewart Madelyn Martinez Ryan M. Ayers Joshua Thompson Cynthia Mcdermott Lockwood Elementary Evangelique Beres Tenlely Trollinger Cara Mcwilliams Ester Bocanegra A/B Anushka Mercado Montano Third grade Lexy S. Carrera Aurora Barron Breanna Miller A Naia N. Casaus Julianna Bosque Zachary Morris Gleidy Cruz-Barraza Malachi J. Cobb Courtney Bradley Robert Myers Sophia Bradely Haiden L. Crider Angellyna Caron Julian Puente Heaven Galvan Ethan K. Cross Cleo Gonzales Nadia Ricks Kadence Martinez Alena K. Domanski Jacob Gonzalez Alyssa Roach Abbey Montoya Jayla L. Franklin-Sullivan Giovanni Rodriguez Joseline Pacheco Audrey M. Gallagher Julien Gutierrez Maddison Rowley Luz Nahomy Rodriguez Halynn N. Garcia Kayla Holmes Jazlyn Salazar-Lucero Gabrielle Sigala Mark A. Garcia Brody Hocter Lucy Shreves Vianey Soto Edgar E. Granillo Jayden LeClear Broderick Spear A/B Angelica J. Gutierrez Ashley Lemke Joseph Trigg Sahily Benavidez Diamond M. Gutierrez Erick Lizarraga Veronica Vickers Gabriel Castro Giselle Guzman Orozco Pamela Ocampo Dilara Walters Andrea Sofia Chavez Isaiah A. Harguess Arela Sacerio Audrey Wilburn Graciela Garcia Malaki J. Henry Joshua Stieg John Wrachford Virlyn Gonzales Jerrick A. Maldonado Emma Tovar Diamond Xaysaleumsack Santiago Howard Ayla E. Martinez Natalie Tovar THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS COMICS SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5B

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Located in shall not be liable for We are seeking experi- be successful. plications for a full-time Lubbock, Texas. failure to publish an ad, enced Asphalt Roller coordinator for the Non- FREE TO Good Home $31,500 Please call for typographical errors Operators for highway Must possess a valid Emergency Medical 210-317-5357 or for errors in publica- construction in Clovis, Only: Family of 3 dogs; driver's license and Transportation Pro- 2 males & 1 female. tion except to the extent NM. proof of current auto in- gram. of the cost of that por- Looking to give all 3 to surance. Applicant must be willing the same home if possi- MOTORCYCLES tion of the ad wherein K. Barnett & Sons, Inc. to serve as a backup the error occurred. Cost 2405 W. 7th St. ble. Call: 575-749-5747. The Eastern New Mexico driver to transport (Serious Inquiries Only) adjustment is limited to Clovis, NM 88101 News offers a competi- clients within a 250 mile AUCTION SALES the first day insertion. 575-762-4407 tive base pay plus com- radius, pass a nation- FREE TO good home, mission along with ben- wide background kittens, 8 weeks old, Applicants are required efits such as health and check, required training DIAMOND B AUCTIONS long haired and short to pass a drug/alcohol vision insurance and and a drug test to be Regular Consignment haired. Call 575-791- screening, fitness eval- sick and vacation pay. Auction considered for employ- th 9242. uation and state/federal Please send resume Sat. June 17 10:30 am ment at CSC. FREE TO good home: 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S criminal background and cover letter to 4200 Mabry Dr. An application and job female kitten, 2 months under 500 miles, excel- checks. [email protected]. description may be Preview Fri. 10am-4pm ALL real estate advertis- old, black and white lent condition, has been We look forward to picked up at 1100 Com- 150 large cans of garage kept and only ing in Clovis Media Inc. and has only one eye. K. Barnett & Sons, Inc. is hearing from you. munity Way in Portales. commercial food one owner. $6,200 an equal employment newspapers is subject to Estate furniture Call Caprock Veterinary CSC is an EOE. 575-359-1513. OBO Call 575-218- opportunity employer. Review of applications the Federal Fair Housing Household goods 4739. All qualified applicants Act of 1968 as amended Lots of jewelery HELP WANTED will begin immediately will receive considera- and continue until the which makes it illegal to 2 boats, pop up camper tion for employment position is filled. advertise "any prefer- & a canoe -HEALTHCARE and will not be discrimi- Applicants are encour- ence, limitation or dis- Tools, saddles, nated against based on aged to follow up on crimination based on appliances, over 300 box race, color, religion, applications. race, color, religion, lots & much much more CNA's sex, sexual orientation, ********** IS LOOKING for a re- handicap, family status Openings available for all gender identity, national porter based in Clovis. View web for partial origin, age, disability, or national origin, or an list & pics: shifts. All positions are If you're an energetic intention to make any veteran status, genetic reporter who can spot diamondbauctions.com 12 hour shifts. 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Households ed ability will be consid- Real Estate dwellings advertised in entry nice, clean car ed her mobile home us- ferred. Must have ex- ered. We offer a com- ROOSEVELT this newspaper are avail- and exercise equip. DOES NEED A ing the Classified works perience with all as- petitive benefits pack- MOTOR & BATTERY INVESTMENT able on an equal oppor- 2624 WALLACE Sat. RAPTOR 350 PROPERTIES tunity basis. To complain kids clothes, toys, Like New asking $750. * Office Center Building of discrimination, call home décor, furniture --Garaged and less For more info call 1500 S. Ave. D HUD toll-free at 1-800- and misc items than one hour 575-693-3078. * 4 Plex Apt. Building 424-8590. on motor. 2920 KELSO Ave Satur- Now lowered to $3500. day, 7-12. 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