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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Firefighters warn of weather dangers after small blaze BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS would persist in the region for up to 15 hours today. Firefighters in Clovis and Portales on “Any fires that develop will likely spread Monday morning needed about 45 minutes to rapidly. Outdoor burning is not recommend- contain a 30-acre grass fire off of New ed,” according to an NWS hazardous weath- Mexico 202 near U.S. 70. er warning. No major damage was reported, but The Roosevelt County fire on Monday was National Weather Service officials are warn- reported about 11 a.m. High wind gusts ing high winds and low humidities will cre- inspired firefighters to call for help from out- ate “critical fire weather conditions” again side agencies. today across the region. The cause was not immediately known, Predictions call for winds out of the south- but Portales Battalion Chief Shannon Lee west and west, sustained at 20 mph to 35 said, “I think an electric fence had a short.” mph. Gusts could vary from 35 mph to 50 Temperatures in the area today are expect- Staff photo: Alisa Boswell mph, weather watchers said. ed to be near 100, and there is little chance of A Portales firefighter sprays ranchland between Clovis and Portales on Monday NWS also warned single-digit humidities rain, forecasters said. morning during a 30-acre grass fire. CROWN THE TOWN Man stable after collision ❏ Subject in Lubbock hospital with broken legs.

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FARWELL — The man by a train at the Texas-New Mexico line Saturday night was in stable condition with two broken legs on Monday afternoon in a Lubbock hospital, Farwell Police Chief Larry Kelsay said. “So far, from what witnesses are informing me, the subject was riding his bicycle and disregarded the warning signals and the rail- Staff photo: Tony Bullocks road arms and rode his bike into the last (train car),” Kelsay said. Norman Petty Studios Curator Kenneth Broad provided a tour Monday afternoon to Miss New Mexico’s Outstanding Teens The accident happened around 10 p.m. contestants. Also taking part in the tour of the rock-and-roll recording studio were Miss New Mexico contestants as part of Texas time at the crossing that separates the pageant’s Crown the Town event in Clovis and Portales. Texico from Farwell on U.S. 70-84. The tracks were closed for about 30 minutes before being reopened, Kelsay said. Kelsay declined to identify the man, but said he was from the Farwell-Texico area and had family nearby. Students spend summer working on careers The man was taken by helicopter to a hos- ❏ pital in Lubbock. Some local businesses taking on interns looking to get first-hand experience. Parmer County Sheriff Randy Geries said By Eamon Scarbrough BUSINESS FEATURE the UNM College of Pharmacy, “I’ve been to pharmacies as a it’s likely the train conductor was not aware is interning alongside Garrett. patient, so I’ve seen that side of of the incident until officers stopped the train STAFF WRITER miles from the scene. [email protected] “I’ve learned a lot about how He sees the internship as an it. I’ve been able to shadow the opportunity to “learn without techs, so now I’ve seen that side Kelsay said “it is amazing” that the man important it is to build a good Summer may be a time of penalties.” of it. Now I’ll be starting to survived the incident at all. He said he is relationship with patients, and a relaxation for some college stu- “I’m allowed to do things and shadow the pharmacists and waiting “to try to speak with the subject” dents, but others just continue lot about professionalism,” she have it double checked where how they go through and dou- before speculating further on the cause of the pursuit of their career goals. said. it’s gonna be made sure it’s ble check prescriptions,” he incident. Kaitlin Garrett, a student at Garrett said she has already right, whereas if I don’t learn it said. “I’m getting an all-encom- the University of New Mexico learned “having a good work now and I try to do it as a phar- passing view, and it’s gonna “So far, from what witnesses are College of Pharmacy, is intern- ethic and always doing what macist later, then it’s too late,” make me a better pharmacist in informing me, the subject was riding ing for the summer at Village you can to help the patient, and he said. the end, because I’m gonna be Pharmacy in Portales. In the going to whatever length you Pharmacies are complex able to relate to each process.” his bicycle and disregarded the warning short time she has been shad- can to help them, regardless of environments, according to Interns are an all-around signals and the railroad arms and owing the staff, she has learned whatever else you have going Dant, who has been able to boon to companies, according about the relationship between on.” experience every facet thanks to rode his bike into the last (train car).” pharmacist and patient. Colton Dant, also a student at the internship. INTERNS on Page 3A — Farwell Police Chief Larry Kelsay

Forecast: Today Wednesday Thursday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 6A High: 95 High: 96 High: 98 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 3A Low: 58 Low: 61 Low: 64 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Events calendar Tampering still under investigation Today 6 p.m. at ENMU. Tickets: $40. ■ Budding Artists — 10:30 a.m. Information: missnewmexico.org By David Grieder tion with the alleged tampering. and convicted in 2011 of attempt to at Portales Public Library for grades STAFF WRITER Clovis Police Chief Doug Ford said commit fraudulent prescriptions,” the 2-6. Activity: Weaving rainbow. Saturday [email protected] on Monday that investigators are wait- record shows. Information: 575-356-3940 ■ Heritage Days — 7:30 a.m.-9 ing on lab results for evidence sent for The affidavit also indicated the for- ■ Curious Chris -The Singing p.m. in Portales. Fun run, parade, CLOVIS — The Clovis Fire analysis. mer firefighter had been denied Scientist — 10 a.m. at Clovis-Carver music in the park, kids games. Department has new policies in place, CPD Capt. Roman Romero con- employment at the domestic air ambu- Public Library. Information: 575-769- Information: 575-356-8541 but police said Monday they’re still firmed no one has been arrested or lance service Aerocare after that com- 7840 ■ Miss New Mexico ■ investigating allegations of narcotics charged in connection with the case. pany attempted to check his back- Baxter-Curren fundraiser din- Outstanding Teen Pageant — 2 tampering on city ambulances. Clovis Fire Chief Mike Nolen said ground. ner — 5 p.m. at Wheatfields Senior p.m. at ENMU. Tickets: $40. On April 19, an investigating police officials have already taken steps to Nolen said the former firefighter had Living Community. Information: 575- Information: missnewmexico.org help ensure the problems won’t occur passed the city fire department’s stan- 762-3631 ■ Miss New Mexico Pageant sergeant identified “a total of 185 con- ■ Big Kids Activity Hour — 10 Finals— 6 p.m. at ENMU. Tickets: firmed tampered items” at Station 1 of again. dard background check, though it a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library $50. Information: the CFD, including vials and syringes “We’ve already instituted complete “(doesn’t) use the same methodology” for ages 7-11. Information: 575-769- missnewmexico.org containing the narcotic drugs Fentanyl, changes in the department,” Nolen said. as Aerocare. 7840 ■ Soapbox Derby — 9 a.m. near Morphine, Midazolam and Diazepam. “Not only have we done a complete More details of the department’s Yucca Middle School on Sycamore That’s according to a May 3 affidavit review of our procedures, we’ve also changes are forthcoming, said Nolen, Wednesday Street, Clovisl. Information: clovisro- for a search warrant. been working with the New Mexico pending the completion of a thorough ■ Little Sprouts storytime — taryclub.org CFD and Clovis Emergency Medical EMS Bureau in order to make our procedural review as well as updates in 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public Library ■ Juneteenth — 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Services (EMS) brought the issue to changes.” the criminal investigation. for preschoolers. Story: “Hi Ho, at Potter Park, Clovis. Information: police attention after two city firefight- A suspect identified early on began “The determination of all that went Daddio!” Information: 575-356-3940 575-762-6582 ers on an emergency medical call found full-time work as a city firefighter in wrong is being compiled at this time,” ■ Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at ■ Force of One Fight evidence of tampering with the contents February but resigned after the investi- he said. “Just about everything (else) Clovis-Carver Public Library for ages Championships — 6:30 p.m. at of various drug containers. gation began, according to court that I would like to say right now in one 10 months-3 years. Information: 575- Clovis Civic Center. Tickets: $30-$54 Then-City Manager Larry Fry said in records. way or another interferes with the 769-7840 at Clovis Civic Center. Information: April that no one was hurt in connec- The former firefighter “was arrested investigation.” 575-935-5000 Thursday ■ Blooming Talent — 10:30 a.m. Ongoing at Portales Public Library. Guest: ■ Pintores artist of the month Jail logs Road Chris Harrell, the Singing Scientist. — Ed Martinez is the featured artist ■ Information: 575-356-3940 for June at Clovis-Carver Public Booked Brenton Paul Hager, 33, probation ■ violation Childrens’ Storyhour — 10 Library. Information: 575-769-7840 The following were booked into local ■ closures a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library Young Masters juried student jails Friday through Sunday: for ages 3-6. Information: 575-769- art show — Through June 16 at Eula Released 7840 Mae Edwards Museum and Gallery at ■ Clovis The following were released from Miss New Mexico Pageant — CCC. Information: 575-769-2811 ■ expected 6 p.m. at ENMU. Tickets: $40. ■ L’anna Glick, 19, aggravated assault local jails Friday through Sunday: Free meals for kids year ■ Information: missnewmexico.org round — 11 a.m.-1 p.m. snack, 1 Adam Hall, 32, driving under the p.m.-7 p.m. meal at Plains Regional influence, expired registration plate, no Clovis * in Clovis Friday Medical Center, Clovis. Information: proof of insurance ■ Andres Jurado, 27 ■ Friday Flix — 10:30 a.m. at 505-923-6339 ■ Walter Garcia, 49, larceny ■ L’anna Glick, 19 BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Portales Public Library. Movie: “Lego ■ ■ Shawn Hubbard, 37, failure to appear Allen Tapia, 39 Batman.” Information: 575-356-3940 The events calendar is a daily ■ CLOVIS — Motorists ■ ■ Jose Lopez, 42, aggravated driving Adam Hall, 32 Heritage Days — 6:30 p.m. at listing of area events. To place an ■ Walter Garcia, 49 are advised to watch traffic City Park, Portales. Information: 575- item on the calendar, call the news- while under the influence, negligent use of ■ Rebecca Sotelo, 39 signs for daytime road clo- 356-8541 room at 575-763-6991 or e-mail: a deadly weapon, possession of marijuana ■ sures scheduled this week ■ Miss New Mexico Pageant — [email protected] Jose Lopez, 42 or synthetic ■ Francisco Lopez, 20 in two parts of town, ■ Jason Jones, 38, probation violation according to a press release ■ Hector Martinez, 46, out of state fugi- Portales from the city of Clovis. tive ■ Andrew James Bernal, 26, bond The release said 21st Meetings calendar Street from Axtell to ■ Francisco Lopez, 20, contempt of ■ Adriana Lee Dominguez, 26, time Wednesday Information: 575-935-4262 Gidding streets is sched- court served ■ Planning and Zoning ■ Clovis City Commission — uled to be closed from 6 ■ Adarious Dixon, 18, battery upon a ■ Carolina Olivas Martinez, 37, Commission — 3 p.m. at city 5:15 p.m. in north annex of Clovis- a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday. peace office, disorderly conduct, assault released by court order hall, Clovis. Information: 575-769- Carver Public Library. Information: The closure will allow 7828 575-769-7828 upon a police officer, resisting, evading or ■ Dustin Rhea Ward, 33, bond obstructing an officer Elite Communications to install fiber optics for Thursday This calendar is a daily listing * The Curry County Adult Detention Plateau. Call 575-935-7511 ■ Clovis MainStreet — 8:15 of area public meetings. To place Portales Center in Clovis does not disclose the with questions. a.m. at 418 N. Main Street. an item on the calendar, call the ■ Andrew James Bernal, 26, battery reasons for release in its daily briefings Also, Merriwether Street Information: 575-309-8370 newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- ■ Delfino Duran-Mendias, 36, bench ■ ENMWUA — 1 p.m. at mail: from Seventh to 14th warrant — Compiled by the Staff of The News Memorial Building, Portales. [email protected] streets is scheduled to be closed for repaving from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday Markets through Friday. K. Barnett is doing the work. Call Dow Jones: 21,235.67 -36.30 (-0.17%) 575-762-4407 with ques- Gold: 1,265.64/oz Silver: 16.94/oz Oil: 46.00/barrel tions. Closing Quotes Microsoft Corporation 69.78 Altria Group Inc 75.40 Newmont Mining Corp 34.38 AT&T Inc. 39.07 PepsiCo, Inc. 116.23 Atmos Energy Corporation 83.90 PNM Resources Inc 39.15 Bank of America Corp 23.78 Sears Holdings Corp 7.03 Lottery Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 54.36 Tenneco Inc 55.84 Citigroup Inc 64.32 Verizon Communications Inc. 47.19 Saturday Chevron Corporation 108.04 Washington Federal Inc. 34.55 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 52.25 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 81.81 Edison International 80.43 Wells Fargo & Co 54.09 Powerball Exxon Mobil Corporation 82.93 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 79.24 Ford Motor Company 11.28 Xcel Energy Inc 47.18 20 26 32 38 58 General Electric Company 28.94 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com Powerball: 3 GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) 43.37 These are the high and low prices Int’l Business Machines Corp. 155.18 for grain as reported by the N.M. Powerplay: 2 Intel Corporation 35.73 Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. The Coca-Cola Co 45.33 Wheat 3.42-3.83 Southwest Airlines Co 58.99 Milo 4.59-6.08 Lotto Texas McDonald's Corporation 148.47 Corn: Bushel 4.07-4.26 Merck & Co., Inc. 64.39 Corn 100-wt 7.27-7.60 2 16 18 21 42 53

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Services pending Leonore Herrera, 64, of Arrangements are by Clovis, died Sunday, June Muffley Funeral 11, 2017, at her home. Home.

Funerals Today a.m. at Our Lady of Carlos Riviers — 10:30 Guadalupe in Clovis

Frankie Marie Brand March 25, 1928 – June 9, 2017 Frankie Marie Brand, of Clovis, went home to be with the Lord on June 9, 2017. A family visitation will be from 7:00 to 8:00 pm on Monday, June 12th at Steed-Todd Funeral Home. Graveside services, for the immediate family, will be at the Portales Cemetery at 10:00 AM Tuesday, June 13th. Cory Brand, grand- son, of First Baptist Church of Midland, TX, will be offi- ciating. Frankie was born in Sweetwater, Oklahoma on March 25, 1928, to Percy & Thelma Tipton. She went to school in Farwell, Texas. She married William Robert Brand on December 10, 1945. Frankie, a longtime resident of Clovis, worked at Penny's Drapery Department for about 5 years, then later started her own business making drapes for the individuals and Staff photo: Eamon Scarbrough business throughout the Clovis area. Interns Kaitlin Garrett and Colton Dant, students of the pharmacy school at the University of New Mexico, restock Frankie was preceded in death by her husband, the love of her life, William Brand; three brothers, Ewell Tipton, Bert the robotic prescription system at Village Pharmacy in Portales. Tipton and Billy Tipton. Frankie is survived by her children, Carrol Brand, his wife Billie Ruth, Lynette Muncrief, her husband Rex, and Greg Brand and his wife, Marty. Frankie has 4 grandchildren, 4 also on the spot. It gives McDaniel has helped with think that it’s helped my step granddaughters. She also has 7 great-grandchildren them the ability to learn the Smoke on the Water personal skills, being able and 10 step great-grandchildren. She is also survived by a Interns sister, Fern Tuggle. what’s actually outside of fireworks show and the to speak to people to be Her children would like to thank Wheatfield Assisted Liv- from Page 1A the classroom, away from Clovis Music Festival, and able to resolve an issue,” ing as well as Compassus Hospice who took such good academia,” Baca said. is organizing the High she said. care of our Mom. to Victor Baca, owner of “All-encompassing” Plains Finals rodeo event. McDaniel encouraged Arrangements are under the direction of Steed-Todd Fu- Village Pharmacy. might describe the experi- McDaniel said she’s other young people to pur- neral Home. Online condolences may be may at www.s- “They can question us, ence of Tristyn McDaniel, a learned a lot. sue internships, both for teedtodd.com. and put us in a position recent graduate of Texico “How haven’t they their professional and per- where if we can’t answer a High School, who is intern- helped me, honestly? They sonal lives. question, we have to go out ing for the third year at the have taught me the ins and “You meet new people. there and give them a rea- Curry County Chamber of outs of planning an event. You can meet people that sonable answer. It puts us Commerce. I’ve got to meet lots of new can help you throughout easternnewmexiconews.com in a position where we are In previous years, people throughout it. I your life,” she said. Your source for local news and sports

JUNE 13 On this date ... 2010: Jimmy Dean, the sausage maker and singer who grew up in Plainview, died at age 81. His coal-miner’s anthem, “Big Bad John,” included the lines: “Somebody said he came from New Orleans “Where he got in a fight over a Cajun Queen “And a crashin’ blow from a huge right hand “Sent a Louisiana fellow to the Promised Land, Big John.” It ended with this: “Now they never reopened that worthless pit “They just placed a mar- ble stand in front of it “These few words are written on that stand: “At the bottom of this mine lies a big, big man, Big John.”

1970: TG&Y in Clovis’ Hilltop Plaza was having a sale on country music records. Carl Smith’s “Take it Like a Man,” “The Legendary Johnny Horton,” and “Marty Robbins Singing the Blues” were among albums avail- able for $1.57.

1945: Wilson’s Cleaners and Hatters in Portales was asking customers to please pick up their cleaning. “We are short of storage space and must insist that you call for your clothes,” read a newspaper ad pub- lished in The Portales Daily News. “Seven days is the limit. We cannot accommodate you for a longer time than this.”

Pages Past is compiled by Editor David Stevens. Contact him at: [email protected] Page 4A Tuesday June 13, 2017 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt Counties OICES and beyond V THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS There’s no curve that can save Donald Trump

he Republican Party titude — sometimes even him to clear the room, then hope nothing happens to who said “I alone can fix” wants us to grade at his own expense, as said, “I hope you can see it,” buy fire insurance. America should be given TDonald Trump on a Leonard when he admitted failing to your way clear to letting Meantime, Sen. John time to learn how to do his curve. push back forcefully this go, to letting Flynn go. McCain, R-Arizona, mean- job. Pitts enough against the presi- He is a good guy. I hope dered incoherently through No other conclusion is ◆ But that presupposes possible after a week of dent’s misbehavior. you can let him go.” a confusing thicket of Trump’s willingness to Syndicated high drama and reality columnist But it was Trump’s char- That would seem clearly questions and misstate- learn. Or his ability. No avoidance that would have acter and actions that were inappropriate if not illegal, ments that seemed evidence exists to support wrecked the president’s squarely in the bull’s eye. especially since Trump designed to suggest a dou- either idea. good name, if he had one. Comey explained that he fired Comey after he ble standard in the fact that Bottom line: this The highlight, of course, answer directly when asked committed his meetings refused that request and the FBI’s investigation into attempted defense of the was former FBI Director whether Trump ever asked with Trump to contempora- cited the investigation as Hillary Clinton’s emails indefensible is threadbare James Comey testifying them to intervene in an FBI neous memos because of the reason. But Trump’s ended last year, while the and outrageous. The GOP under oath before the Senate investigation. “the nature of the person” Republican defenders kept Russia probe is ongoing. asks us to put their party Intelligence Committee and Two days before that, he was dealing with — a looking for loopholes. Or, he could have been above our country, to grade accusing Trump of “lies, Trump surrogates Sebastian precaution he never felt the Sen. James Risch, R- asking who stole his this presidency on a curve plain and simple.” Gorka and Kellyanne need for with Presidents Idaho, seized upon Trump’s Metamucil. It was hard to like you would a poor stu- But before we get to that, Conway insisted with Obama and Bush. He con- use of the word “hope” to tell. dent who was trying real let’s parse some of the straight faces that Trump’s firmed that Trump asked suggest the president never Even House Speaker hard. But there’s no curve weaselly evasions that pre- often-damning tweets — him to stop investigating actually ordered Comey to Paul Ryan got into the act, that can save Donald ceded it. statements by the president Mike Flynn, the former let Flynn off the hook. noting that Trump “is just Trump. The day before Comey’s in his own words — were national security adviser, Apparently, English is not new to this.” By “this,” he This president has failed. appearance, for instance, not to be taken seriously. who lied about his contacts Risch’s first language and probably meant governing, national security chiefs Next to them, Comey with Russian officials. he is unschooled in its although he could have Leonard Pitts Jr. writes Mike Rogers and Dan was some combination of And he described an nuances. Suffice it to say, meant accountability. for the Miami Herald. Coats, testifying before the Captain America and Pope Oval Office meeting where when Tony Soprano says, Either way, his point was Contact him at: same committee, refused to Francis for plain moral rec- Trump asked everyone but “Nice place you got here; apparently that the man [email protected] Fleas are a pet pest, prolific in warmer weather

eet thump against rapidly and complications plague in Curry or unknowingly sharing their doned vehicles. the floor in time to can be fatal. Roosevelt counties. food bowls with wild crit- ■ Don’t leave pets food Fnon-stop scratching Sharna Though the Santa Fe case As fortunate as the ters, investigating dead car- and water where rodents and teeth nip at fur in fren- marks the year’s first con- region has been, there’s casses or just hanging out can get to it. Johnson firmed human infection, still good reason to take in the yard and catching ■ zied concentration, punctu- ◆ Have sick pets exam- ated by an occasional whine infections in 14 domestic care, given the ease with fleas. ined promptly by a veteri- In search animals and two wild ani- which plague is transmit- With proper considera- of misery. of ponies narian. For such tiny little crit- mals have also been con- ted, and especially when tion, however, pets can be ■ See a health-care ters, fleas have a remarkable firmed this year as of June traveling with pets. protected and risks greatly provider about any unex- knack for being hard to 6. That’s prompted the Caused by bacteria found reduced. plained illness involving a ignore, especially when they species that the real prob- department to emphasize the in rodents, plague can be Tips from the New lems arise. sudden and severe fever. take up residence on the danger of fleas and the transmitted to humans and Mexico Department of Fleas might be a normal Last week, the New importance of prevention pets because when fleas Health: family pet. part of warm weather, but Prolific in warm weather, Mexico Department of and caution, particularly feed on infected animals ■ Avoid sick or dead between itching misery and flat bodied and equipped Health announced the first for pets. then move to another ani- rodents and rabbits, and with hook-like claws that confirmed case of human Historically, while mal, they pass the bacteria their nests and burrows. risk of disease, adopting a enable them to cling to flesh plague in the state this year; human plague cases do to the new host. While ■ Keep pets from roam- zero-flea policy is the best and hair, fleas crawl through the victim is a 63-year-old occur annually in the state flees are the most common ing and hunting. approach to ensuring pets the fur of pets, biting and Santa Fe County man. — there were four in 2016 culprit, plague can also be ■ Provide safe and and their people a happy, feeding on them. Generally treatable by — state health department transmitted by touching an effective flea control for healthy summer. Non-discriminatory, even modern medicine, though data shows human plague infected animal or the car- pets; if possible, talk with a though pets are easy targets, it’s not the terrifying thing it cases tend to be concentrat- cass or droppings of an veterinarian about appro- Sharna Johnson is fleas make their living on once was, plague remains a ed in the north-central area infected animal. priate flea control products. always searching for just about any furred or concern because it’s easily of New Mexico. The good And pets end up in ■ Clean up areas near ponies. You can reach her feathered critter they can transmitted. And while most news is that since 1949, harm’s way simply by the house where rodents at: find, and it’s in that hopping who contract it do recover, there has not been a single being themselves — could live: woodpiles, insearchofponies back and forth between the infection can progress confirmed case of human mousing, chasing rabbits, brush piles, junk and aban- @gmail.com Maryland, DC attorneys general sue Trump By Brian Witte that Trump’s real estate and business being taken to benefit the United the actions he’s taking — both at from foreign governments while in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS holdings violate a little-known emol- States or to benefit Donald Trump.” home and abroad — are the result office. uments clause of the Constitution. The Trump Hotel in the nation’s of payments that he is receiving at The lawsuit also focuses on the WASHINGTON — The attorneys The provision bars the president and capital affects business in the the Trump Hotel, payments that he fact that Trump chose to retain own- general of Maryland and the District other government employees from Washington area and is part of the is receiving at Mar-a-Lago, pay- ership of his company when he of Columbia filed a federal lawsuit accepting foreign gifts and payments reason the lawsuit was filed, the two ments that he is receiving at Trump became president. Trump said he Monday against President Donald without congressional approval. Democratic officials explained. Tower, payments that he is receiv- was shifting assets into a trust man- Trump, alleging he violated the “The president’s conflicts of inter- They also said their action was non- ing in all of his other far-flung aged by his sons to eliminate poten- Constitution by improperly retaining est threaten our democracy,” Frosh partisan, and other state attorneys enterprises, and he brags about it,” tial conflicts of interests. ties to his sprawling global business told journalists. “We cannot treat the general, including Republicans, Frosh told The Associated Press in The White House did not imme- empire and by accepting foreign president’s ongoing violations of the were welcome to join the suit. It an earlier interview. diately respond to requests for com- payments while in office. Constitution and his disregard of the seeks an injunction to stop what the Frosh said at the news confer- ment Monday. The president called Maryland Attorney General Brian rights of the American people as the two alleged are the president’s con- ence that Trump regularly wel- an earlier, similar lawsuit about the Frosh joined District counterpart new acceptable status quo.” stitutional violations. comes foreign diplomats to his emoluments issue “without merit, Karl Racine at a news conference in Frosh called the Trump empire a “We have economic interests that hotel and appears frequently at totally without merit.” the nation’s capital, saying the law- series of “business entanglements.” are impacted, but the most salient Trump establishments, “using his Lindsay Jancek, a spokeswoman suit was filed in U.S. District Court He added it was unprecedented the factor is that when the president is role as president to raise their pub- for the Republican National in neighboring Maryland. Much of American people “must question subject to foreign influence, we lic profile.” He added that the pres- Committee, on Monday described the case is focused on allegations day after day whether actions are have to be concerned about whether ident continues to take money the lawsuit as “absurd.” THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS NATION TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A Court refuses to reinstate Trump’s travel ban By Maura Dolan and Jaweed Kaleem LOS ANGELES TIMES SAN FRANCISCO — Another federal appeals court refused on Monday to lift a hold on President Donald Trump’s travel ban, ruling that it lacked justification and violat- ed a federal immigration law that pro- hibits discrimination based on nation- ality. The unanimous, unsigned decision by a three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals provided a second legal basis for blocking Trump’s travel moratorium and deliv- ered yet another major legal defeat to the Trump administration. Other courts, including the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, have ruled that Trump’s ban violated constitu- tional protections against religious discrimination. The administration has appealed the 4th Circuit decision to the U.S. Supreme Court. The 9th Circuit, following a differ- ent rationale, said it wasn’t necessary to reach the constitutional question because Trump’s order violated the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by Congress. That reasoning could be more palatable to the Supreme Court than the sweeping constitutional ruling by the 4th Circuit, scholars said. The panel of three judges appoint- ed by President Bill Clinton faulted Los Angeles Times: Luis Sinco the travel order on two grounds. The Protestors against the travel ban gather at the Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX in Los Angeles. court said it failed to justify why a ban was needed and restricted entry based to protect the American public. studies of security measures. The 4th and national sovereignty issues,” he Assn. of Hawaii, argued that Trump’s on nationality. “But immigration, even for the Circuit also allowed that portion of said. order stigmatized Muslims and By suspending entry of more than President, is not a one-person show,” the order to take effect. People outside the United States would hurt tourism and the recruit- 180 million nationals and the admis- the court said. Some legal scholars said that nar- also generally don’t have U.S. consti- ment of university students and facul- sion of refugees, Trump exceeded the The Supreme Court has not yet rowing of the injunctions would tutional rights, he said. ty. authority granted to him by Congress, decided whether to take up the 4th make the cases moot within a matter The combination of the two rulings Lawyers for the Trump administra- the court said. Circuit decision. of months because the Trump admin- “provides a 1-2 punch against the tion countered that presidents have The administration argued the ban Because the 9th Circuit reached the istration would have the 90 days it executive order that will make it hard- wide authority over matters of immi- was necessary to study whether secu- same result but for different reasons, said it needed to review vetting proce- er for the administration to win at the gration and national security and rity measures were adequate for vet- the Supreme Court also would have dures. Supreme Court,” he said. should not be second-guessed by ting travelers from Iran, Sudan, to consider Monday’s decision if it “So now that that consultation can The high court is likely to decide unelected federal judges. Somalia, Yemen, Syria and Libya. reviews Trump’s action. happen, the 90-day travel ban will be this month whether it will review the A different 9th Circuit panel reject- The 9th Circuit, though, said the “The Supreme Court is going to mooted out no later than a few travel ban. ed an earlier and broader travel ban in order contained no finding that cur- have to take both of these cases,” months from now — before October, The 9th Circuit cited tweets from February, prompting the administra- rent procedures were inadequate, University of California, Irvine Law when the case could be argued (in the Trump, including one following a ter- tion to revise it. failed to tie the targeted nationalities School dean Erwin Chemerinsky Supreme Court),” said Margo rorist attack in London this month in Most of the groups that weighed in to terrorist groups or “provide any said. Schlanger, a University of Michigan which he said: “we need a TRAVEL on the case urged the court to retain link between an individual’s national- The 9th Circuit decision “gives the law professor and former civil rights BAN for certain DANGEROUS the injunction. ity and their propensity to commit ter- Supreme Court two separate bases for official in the Obama administra- countries” — not nationalities. They included the American Bar rorism or their inherent dangerous- blocking the travel ban, and it could tion’s Department of Homeland The judges also cited White House Association, former national security ness.” only uphold the travel ban if it rejects Security. press secretary Sean Spicer, who said officials, technology companies, reli- “In short, the order does not pro- both,” the constitutional law profes- Stephen Yale-Loehr, an immigra- this month that Trump’s tweets are gious organizations, 165 members of vide a rationale explaining why per- sor said. tion attorney and law professor at “considered official statements by the Congress, refugee assistance groups, mitting entry of nationals from the six The decision by Judges Michael Cornell University, said the Supreme president of the United States.” law professors and an organization designated countries under current Daly Hawkins, Ronald M. Gould and Court might find it easier to reject the Monday’s decision stemmed from that arranges for ill children in Iran to protocols would be detrimental to the Richard Paez largely leaves in place a travel ban based on a violation of an appeal of a decision by Hawaii- receive medical care in the U.S. interests of the United States,” the nationwide injunction issued by a existing law rather than constitutional based U.S. District Judge Derrick K. Attorneys general from 16 states panel said. federal judge in Hawaii in response to grounds. Watson, who issued a preliminary also sided with Hawaii. The court agreed with the govern- a lawsuit by the state and a Honolulu- “It is always hard to win an immi- injunction after concluding that anti- A coalition of nonprofit gun ment that federal law gives presidents based imam. gration case on constitutional grounds Muslim sentiment motivated the ban. groups, advocates of “English first,” broad powers over the entry of people The 9th Circuit narrowed the in the Supreme Court because immi- The state of Hawaii and Ismail border control foundations and 14 from other countries and over actions injunction a bit to allow for internal gration touches on foreign relations Elshikh, the imam of the Muslim states sided with Trump. Defense chief Mattis urges Congress to allow base closings

By Richard Lardner the 2018 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump has proposed a defense budget for 2018 of $639 billion, which includes $65 bil- WASHINGTON — Aiming to succeed lion for ongoing military operations. Yet where his predecessors failed, Defense Republican lawmakers are pressing for Secretary Jim Mattis called on Congress upward of $30 billion more to be added to the Monday to allow the military services to shut- budget. They argue the extra money is needed ter excess bases — a move the Pentagon con- to rebuild the military. cludes will save billions of dollars but one that “We have spent six years just getting by, lawmakers have previously rejected. asking more and more of those who serve, and Testifying before the House Armed putting off the choices that have to be made,” Services Committee, Mattis sought congres- said Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Texas, the com- sional approval to start a new round of base mittee chairman. closings in 2021. He said the department “cur- The session Monday is likely to veer into rently has more infrastructure capacity than questions about Russia, Qatar’s alleged sup- required for operations.” That outlook won’t port for terrorism, the Syrian civil war and change even if the service branches grow in other thorny subjects. size, he said. Mattis has been one of Russia’s most vocal Mattis estimated closing unneeded bases critics. He’s called Russia the nation’s No. 1 would save $10 billion over a five-year period security threat and accused its leader, and said that money could be used to acquire President Vladimir Putin, of trying to “break” four nuclear submarines or dozens of jet fight- NATO. ers. Congress is considering slapping Russia The GOP-led Congress rebuffed the Obama with more sanctions in retaliation for administration’s requests to reduce the num- Moscow’s meddling in the 2016 presidential ber of military bases. The Army and Air Force election. Although the committee doesn’t said they had vastly more space for training have a direct role in the House and Senate and basing troops than they need and trim- intelligence committee probes into Russia’s ming the surplus would generate savings that election interference, Mattis may be asked could be used to strengthen the military. about the Pentagon’s programs to help But lawmakers have refused to go along, European allies counter Russia’s aggression. questioning the data and the analysis the Qatar has been engulfed in a political crisis Pentagon used to make its argument for fewer that stems from accusations by its Arab neigh- facilities. Military installations are prized pos- bors that it supports terrorism. Qatar has denied sessions in congressional districts. the allegations, but its ties with Iran and Mattis appeared before the committee along embrace of various Islamist groups have with Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford, the brought intense scrutiny and made it a regional chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to field outlier. Last week, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the questions from lawmakers on President United Arab Emirates and Bahrain severed ties Donald Trump’s proposed military budget for with Qatar amid a slew of punitive measures. PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS E-proof not good enough for New Mexico SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP By Maggie Shepard be confusing — and possibly costly of insurance shouldn’t be an issue. But the process isn’t without ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL and inconvenient — for New “The informal policy is: Of course issues. Mexican and visiting drivers who we accept it. But the (policy) isn’t on Romero said she has pulled peo- Trial may upend New Mexico is poised to be the encounter an officer who won’t the books yet. Obviously it seems ple over for a traffic stop and education funding only state in the nation in which accept electronic proof. like our policy isn’t catching up with they’ve told her to wait while their SANTA FE — A lawsuit police are not required to accept Without a clear law allowing e- the times,” Albuquerque police offi- insurance company emails her the proof, drivers can face a ticket even cer Simon Drobik said. “Most offi- proof. that could upend the way electronic proof of auto insurance, New Mexico’s public such as in an email or phone app, if they have insurance, said Alex cers would recognize there is an “It’s common practice that unless Hageli, director of personal insur- electronic form of proof of insur- a driver is taking an unreasonable schools are funded was during a traffic stop. headed to trial Monday to While most of the state’s large ance issues for the Property Casualty ance. I’ve seen guys accept it, and time, we will accept it. We won’t Insurers Association of America, I’ve accepted it.” wait for the insurance company to resolve accusations that the police agencies say there is an infor- which has worked to get pro-elec- And the same goes for the email it. It has to be exhibited on state is failing to meet con- mal policy of accepting such proof, tronic proof bills passed in each Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office. demand,” she said. stitutional obligations to pro- the state law doesn’t address elec- state. BCSO spokeswoman Deputy And Drobik said there are safety vide essential educational tronic proof at all. “Now they have to take a couple Felicia Romero said deputies have concerns for officers when someone opportunities to all students. That leaves the decision up to indi- hours off of work to go to court just discretion in accepting electronic digs around in a purse, pocket or car Parents, school districts vidual officers, who could choose to prove that. Major inconvenience,” proof of insurance, but she thinks seat and comes up holding “a dark and advocacy groups allege not to accept it. New Mexico State he said. “In a digital world, there’s most accept it. object in their hand, producing it that New Mexico’s educa- Police is the only one of the large no reason why you shouldn’t be able Santa Fe police, too, operate on and moving toward your direction.” tion system isn’t meeting its police agencies to formally instruct to” show it electronically. an informal policy of accepting e- So if you plan to offer electronic responsibilities for Native its officers to accept such proof. Spokespeople for the major police proof because, spokesman Greg proof, Drobik says to “follow offi- American students, low- Pro-electronic proof advocates say departments agree and say that with Gurule said, the law doesn’t out- cer direction. Don’t get ahead of the income students and those that patchwork of enforcement can a few precautions, electronic proof right prohibit it. game and start grabbing phones.” learning English as a second language. Education officials under Gov. Susana Martinez say Nuclear production could spending is more than ade- quate, and that the state has added specialized programs leave Los Alamos National Labs to help struggling students By Mark Oswald options will be considered in a study that while holding teachers and school leaders more account- ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL should be completed over the next several months. At that point, he said, NNSA officials able for students’ academic SANTA FE — Even as Los Alamos National should know, for instance, whether the existing progress. Laboratory is under orders to ramp up produc- plutonium facility at Los Alamos known as PF- Courts in several states are tion of plutonium nuclear weapons triggers — 4 remains part of the agency’s strategy “in such being called upon to shore a key part of a huge plan to modernize the a way that we need to then schedule an upgrade up funding for public nation’s weapons stockpile — testimony before at PF-4,” which was built in the 1970s. schools, amid frustration a national oversight board here last week indi- Los Alamos currently is the only site meeting with elected officials over cates there’s a possibility that the work and its security and hazardous materials protocols to state budget priorities and billions in federal dollars could be moved else- make pits. the quality of education. where. McConnell’s comments — possibly the first Members of the Defense Nuclear Facilities time that the option of moving plutonium oper- Investigators: No Safety Board were told that an analysis is ations away from LANL has been broached underway to consider all options for meeting publicly by federal officials — came in the con- mine rules at EPA the national weapons complex’s mission to text of 4 hours of discussion of risks and safety DENVER — Government manage plutonium work and produce products issues at PF-4 or, as the safety board’s agenda investigators say the U.S. like the “pits” that set off nuclear bombs. for Wednesday’s meeting put it, “the adequacy Environmental Protection James McConnell, the National Nuclear and status of safety systems to support current Agency had no rules for Security Administration’s associate administra- and long-term operations.” working around old mines tor for safety, infrastructure and operations, said McConnell said potential PF-4 upgrades, when the agency inadver- meeting those goals could be satisfied using such as a $200 million to $400 million ventila- tently triggered a massive existing or new facilities in Los Alamos — or tion system intended to help contain a major spill from a Colorado mine by adding capabilities at “other sites where plu- fire, would be decided after the ongoing analy- that polluted rivers in three tonium is already present or has been used.” sis is completed. “There are a lot of different states. McConnell said the pros and cons of all alternatives,” he said. The EPA’s Office of Inspector General said Monday the agency started work on safety standards after the spill and expects to release them this week. An EPA-led crew was excavating at the Gold King Mine in southwestern Colorado in 2015 when a debris pile collapsed, releas- ing 3 million gallons of wastewater tainted with heavy metals into rivers in Colorado, New Mexico and Utah. Native American tribes in those states were also affected. Sanchez leads trade mission SANTA FE — New Mexico Lt. Gov. John Sanchez is leading a delega- tion of local and state leaders on a trade mission to China. The trip is being spon- sored and paid for by the China-United States Exchange Foundation. Sanchez says New Mexico must expand its efforts to grow and diversify the econ- omy by pursuing other opportunities in the global market. In 2016, China was New Mexico’s third largest export market behind Mexico and Israel at $497 million. Sanchez said despite the quadrupling of exports to China, there’s more New Mexico can do to increase trade and promote Chinese investment in the state. Funds go to flood control projects ALBUQUERQUE — Flood control and water infrastructure projects around New Mexico will be getting a boost thanks to $13 million in federal funding. U.S. Sens. Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich had request- ed the money from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as part of a spending bill that funds the federal govern- ment through September. The senators say the money will go toward help- ing the city of Alamogordo improve safety and prevent flood damage and operations and maintenance on the Jemez Canyon Dam. A share will also be used for studies that lay the groundwork for new projects as well as efforts to protect communities from pollution resulting from abandoned mines.

— Wire reports Tuesday June 13, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Leading off Twins tab prep shortstop No. 1 in draft ● Briefly outfield in high school, but the He was a standout on USABaseball’s With the second pick, Cincinnati took Maclin picks Ravens By Dennis Waszak Jr. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Twins classified him as a shortstop gold medal-winning Under-18 team at California high school right-hander OWINGS MILLS, Md. when commissioner Rob Manfred the Pan American Championships last Hunter Greene , one of the top two-way — Receiver Jeremy Maclin SECAUCUS, N.J. — The Minnesota made the announcement at MLB year and was selected as this year’s talents in a draft stocked with them. has signed a two-year con- Twins selected California high school Network studios. National High School Coaches At No. 3, San Diego selected tract with the Baltimore shortstop Royce Lewis with the No. 1 “My body just went numb,” Lewis Association’s high school senior base- North Carolina high school left-han- Ravens, who spent much of pick in the Major League draft said during an interview with MLB ball athlete of the year. der MacKenzie Gore. Louisville the offseason looking for a on Monday night. Network. “It was an unbelievable “You watch him play on the field, two-way star Brendan McKay was deep threat. It was the third feeling.” it’s infectious,” Twins chief baseball drafted fourth overall by Tampa Bay After being cut by time the Twins led The 6-foot-1, 185-pound Lewis hit officer Derek Falvey said. “He’s a as a first baseman. Kansas City earlier this off the draft, and first .377 with four homers and 25 stolen guy who loves his teammates. You Carlsbad High left-hander Trevor month, Maclin visited since they took hometown high bases for JSerra Catholic High School, can see him moving around all the Rogers went in the first round to the Buffalo and Baltimore last school catcher Joe Mauer in 2001. establishing himself as a top prospect time, being a part of it. We’re just so , who selected him week. He chose the Lewis played both shortstop and with excellent speed and a solid bat. excited to have him.” with the No. 13 pick. Ravens, who announced the signing on Monday. Maclin fulfills the Ravens’ quest to provide U.S. OPEN GOLF another downfield target for quarterback Joe Flacco. Mike Wallace returns, but Steve Smith won’t be coming back after Stricker’s announcing his retirement. Maclin broke into the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles and spent the last grit helps two years with Kansas City. A Pro Bowler in 2014, Maclin had 44 catches last year despite missing four at Open games with a groin injury. His 87 receptions in 2015 ❏ are a career high and set Wisconsin native looks the Chiefs’ single-season forward to playing near record by a wide receiver. Maclin also can return home in this week’s event. punts and has scored 46 career TDs. By Doug Ferguson THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CWS schedule set OMAHA, Neb. — No. 1 ERIN, Wis. — Steve Stricker was miss- national seed Oregon State ing a critical piece of equipment when he will play Cal State Fullerton finished a practice round for the U.S. Open. in the College He walked under a tunnel off the ninth opener on Saturday. green at Erin Hills and saw a line of fans on both sides of the rope, bending to the The NCAA on Monday left for another 100 yards or more. He night announced the week- grasped at both back pockets and realized end schedule at TD he didn’t have a pen. Ameritrade Park. Oregon Not to worry. He had plenty of friends State (54-4) will bring a 21- to bail him out. game win streak into the Stricker saw them on every hole during Bracket 1 afternoon game nine holes of practice. He heard them, too, against Fullerton (39-22). Kansas City Star: John Sleezer with applause greeting him at every green. The night game pits No. 4 With ace already on the disabled list, the placed right-hander “It’s cool,” Stricker said Monday. “It’s seed LSU (48-17), a winner Lance McCullers on the DL on Monday. The two have combined to go 15-1 this season for the special. One of the reasons I wanted to of 16 in a row, against play here is I knew it would be fun to play Florida State (45-21). Astros, who entered Monday’s game against Texas with the major league’s best record at 44-20. in front of your home crowd. I don’t get Bracket 2 games Sunday this on a weekly basis. It’s fun to be part have No. 7 seed Louisville of it. It’s our first U.S. Open in the state. I (52-10) playing Texas A&M don’t know how many more I have in (41-21) in the afternoon and Astros’ McCullers front of me, so I’m glad I made it.” No. 6 seed TCU (47-16) This was the big one, and Stricker never facing No. 3 seed Florida felt more proud to be playing. (47-17) at night. He is the most prolific PGA Tour winner from Wisconsin. Andy North won a pair of Jobe ends drought joins Keuchel on DL U.S. Opens during a career slowed by DES MOINES, Iowa — injuries. Stricker has won 12 times on the Brandt Jobe won the PGA ❏ Houston still cruising along in AL West with MLB’s best record. PGA Tour, was a regular on Ryder Cup and Tour Champions event Presidents Cup teams for seven straight Sunday by one shot, finish- By Kristie Rieken starter Collin McHugh, who is on experience as a reliever. He also years and is such a popular figure in golf ing at 14-under 202 for his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the 60-day disabled list, all season. came out of the game after three that he was appointed Presidents Cup cap- first victory in 19 years. There was some good news for the and pitches in the 70s the tain for this year. None of that got him into Jobe shot a 69 in the HOUSTON — The Houston first-place Astros on Monday with other day. So of the time to send a the U.S. Open an hour from where he lives. final round to snap a win- Astros placed right-hander Lance right-hander com- guy out after three days, this is He had to earn that. less drought that had McCullers on the 10-day disabled ing off the disabled list to start probably the best-case scenario.” The USGA declined his request for a stretched back to 1998, list with a back problem on against the Texas Rangers. The Astros will put top special exemption. His world ranking was when he took first in a Monday, another blow to a rota- McCullers is 6-1 with a 2.58 prospect Francis Martes into the too low because of his part-time schedule. tournament in Japan. tion decimated by injuries. ERA in 13 starts this season, pro- rotation to make his first major So the 50-year-old headed to the U.S. Scott McCarron, who His stint on the viding a potent 1-2 punch with league start on Wednesday. Open qualifier in Tennessee and shot 67- won in Iowa in 2016, was DL with discom- Keuchel at the front end of the Martes allowed four hits and four 65 to win it. second at 13 under after fort in his lower rotation as the Astros raced out to runs in 3 2/3 innings of relief on That made a U.S. Open in his home shooting a final round 66. back is retroactive a double-digit lead in the AL West. Friday in his major league debut. state even better. Kevin Sutherland holed to June 9. General manager Jeff The injury to McCullers forced While dealing with the mount- “As it turns out, it’s the way it probably out for an eagle on No. 18 Luhnow said the team doesn’t Houston to shuffle its lineup. ing injuries to his pitching staff should have been,” he said. “They to join McCarron at 203. expect it to lead to a “long absence” will pitch in his has certainly been challenging for decline, and I get in on my own merit. for McCullers but didn’t specify a spot on Tuesday against the Hinch, he and the Astros aren’t That’s what makes me feel good. I feel ● specific timetable for his return. Rangers on three days’ rest. The feeling sorry for themselves. like I belong here. I wasn’t given any- Baseball Today “It’s something that was going Astros decided Peacock was the “We can make it work,” Hinch thing. I earned my way in.” Monday’s stars to keep him from making his start best option to slide into that spot said. “I think everybody wants the In so many ways, it feels like the perfect ❏ Asdrubal Cabrera, (Tuesday),” manager A.J. Hinch even though he left his last start frustrating quote or the ‘woe is me’ ending to a PGA Tour career no matter Mets, atoned for an embar- said. “So then we decided to put after struggling early. or ‘the sky is falling.’ The reality is how he fares. rassing error by turning him on the DL and give him com- Hinch said he would normally we’ve got a really good team and Stricker’s wife, Nicki, used to caddie for four double plays and belt- plete rest and hope that he comes be reticent to have a make we’re going to have to absorb this him when he first turned pro. His first big ing a pair of home runs in back at the end of those 10 days.” two starts so close together, but or else. So I think our guys under- chance at winning a major was the 1998 New York’s 6-1 victory McCullers joins ace Dallas several factors made Peacock the stand exactly what’s going on. PGA Championship at Sahalee. Nicki was over the Cubs. Keuchel and right-hander Charlie best option in this situation. There’s no more pressure on us. home in Wisconsin about to give birth to Morton on the 10-day disabled list. “With Peacock it’s a little bit dif- There’s no more anxiety on us ... ❏ Jameson Tallion, their first child, Bobbi Maria, who was Houston has also been without ferent,” Hinch said. “He’s got some we’re tough enough to deal with it.” Pirates, pitched five scor- born two weeks after his runner-up finish. less innings in his return Nicki is caddying for him this week at from treatments for testicu- Erin Hills. lar cancer as Pittsburgh beat Bobbi Maria, who just finished her the 7-2. freshman year at Wisconsin, is playing in Nadal focusing on Wimbledon her first Women’s State Open this week. ● Their second daughter, Izzy, is playing a TV sports By Howard Fendrich match this week at their home club. It’s a FRENCH OPEN big week of golf for the Stricker clan. The Associated Press THE ASSOCIATED PRESS All Times MDT without losing a set before this one, no? ... Probably “It’s definitely an exciting time,” Nicki Today PARIS — Leave it to others to decide whether I was playing good, too, no?” Nadal said with a Stricker said. Soccer Rafael Nadal is playing the best tennis of his career smile. “The only thing that I know is I am playing She was working as a lifeguard at a coun- 12:55 p.m. — ESPN2, men, as he comes off a 10th French Open championship, well now. I am happy. I am enjoying every week, try club when Stricker went to see Wisconsin international friendly, France vs. his 15th title in all, and now turns his and I want to continue. And I’m going to try to keep golf coach Dennis Tiziani for help with his England, at Saint-Denis, France attention to Wimbledon. working hard to try to enjoy more beautiful weeks.” game. Stricker recalls seeing the lifeguard and blurting out, “Whoa, who’s that girl?” WNBA baskeball Those sorts of comparisons do not interest him. Wawrinka had fewer qualms about assessing Nadal, 8 p.m. — ESPN2, Dallas at Los Never have. “That’s my daughter,” Tiziani replied. who leads the tour with four titles and 43 match wins They have been married 23 years, and the Angeles After a 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 tour de force against Stan this season, including a 24-1 record on clay. Wawrinka in the final at Roland Garros on Sunday, golf heritage runs deep. Nicki’s brother, — Staff and wire reports capping two weeks of nearly flawless tennis on red In the new ATP rankings, Nadal moves up two Mario Tiziani, played a full PGA Tour sea- clay — zero sets conceded; only 35 games dropped places to No. 2, his highest spot since October 2014. son a decade ago and competed in two U.S. in seven matches — Nadal was asked whether he “He’s playing the best he’s ever played. That’s for Opens (in 2000 and 2002, both won by Tiger ● Contact would rate himself as highly as ever right now. sure. But not only here,” said Wawrinka, a three-time Woods). He now is Stricker’s manager. It’s a family affair, always has been, and Managing editor Kevin Wilson: He shook his head. major champion, including at the 2015 French Open. “I don’t know. I cannot say (yes); I cannot say not. “I think since the beginning of the year, you can see it’s particularly meaningful for the first 763-6991 Ext. 320 or e-mail These two weeks have been a great level of tennis, is he’s playing more aggressive, staying more close (to) STRICKER on Page 3B [email protected] true. But I already won two Roland Garros, too, the (baseline). ... His level of play is unbelievable.” PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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PITCHING—Greinke, Arizona, 8-3; Baseball Kershaw, Los Angeles, 8-2; Senzatela, Colorado, 8-2; Davies, Milwaukee, 7-3; MLB standings The Associated Press Tri-County tournament Freeland, Colorado, 7-3; Scherzer, Majors Division Washington, 7-4; Strasburg, Washington, 7-2; American League June 5 Wainwright, St. Louis, 7-4; 6 tied at 6 wins. ERA—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 2.20; Scherzer, Game 1: Zia Yankees 16, American Orioles 9 East Division Central Division West Division Washington, 2.36; Leake, St. Louis, 2.70; Game 2: Quay Cubs 13, Zia Tigers 4 Strasburg, Washington, 2.80; Nova, Pittsburgh, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Game 3: Zia Orioles 15, American Brewers 5 2.83; Ray, Arizona, 2.86; Lynn, St. Louis, 2.88; June 6 New York 37 23 .617 — Minnesota 32 27 .542 — Houston 44 20 .688 — Gonzalez, Washington, 2.91; Anderson, Game 4: Zia Braves def. American Milwaukee, 2.94; Martinez, St. Louis, 2.96. Cardinals, forfeit Boston 34 28 .548 4 Cleveland 31 29 .517 1 1/2 Los Angeles 33 33 .500 12 —Scherzer, Washington, Game 5: Quay Cubs 12, American Braves 3 124; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 101; Greinke, Tampa Bay 34 32 .515 6 Detroit 30 32 .484 3 1/2 Seattle 31 33 .484 13 Game 6: Zia Orioles def. Quay Cubs, forfeit Arizona, 100; Samardzija, San Francisco, Wednesday Baltimore 31 30 .508 6 1/2 Kansas City 28 34 .452 5 1/2 Texas 30 32 .484 13 100; Martinez, St. Louis, 99; Ray, Arizona, 95; Game 7: Zia Pirates 10, Zia Yankees 3 deGrom, New York, 94; Strasburg, Toronto 31 32 .492 7 1/2 Chicago 26 35 .426 7 Oakland 27 36 .429 16 1/2 Thursday Washington, 89; Cueto, San Francisco, 81; Game 8: Zia Pirates 16, Zia Braves 11 Arrieta, Chicago, 79. National League Game 9: Zia Orioles 14, Quay Cubs 11 Championship round East Division Central Division West Division Best-of-3 All-Star fan voting Friday The Associated Press W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Zia Pirates 9, Zia Braves 4 Game: July 11 at Miami Washington 38 24 .613 — Milwaukee 33 31 .516 — Colorado 41 25 .621 — Saturday AMERICAN LEAGUE Zia Pirates 13, Zia Braves 1, Zia Pirates win Released on June 6 New York 29 33 .468 9 Chicago 31 32 .492 1 1/2 Los Angeles 39 25 .609 1 series 2-0 Catchers 1. Salvador Perez, Royals 692,867; 2. Miami 27 35 .435 11 St. Louis 29 32 .475 2 1/2 Arizona 39 26 .600 1 1/2 Minors Division Welington Castillo, Orioles 543,146; 3. Brian Atlanta 27 35 .435 11 Cincinnati 29 33 .468 3 San Francisco 26 39 .400 14 1/2 Monday McCann, Astros 512,077; 4. Gary Sanchez, Game 1: Zia Rockies def. American Red Yankees 461,152; 5. Yan Gomes, Indians Philadelphia 21 40 .344 16 1/2 Pittsburgh 29 35 .453 4 San Diego 24 40 .375 16 Sox, forfeit 381,178. Scores/schedule Game 2: American Farwell 14, Zia Indians 3 First basemen Tuesday 1. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers 475,826; 2. SATURDAY’S GAMES SUNDAY’S GAMES Baltimore at (n) Toronto (Estrada 4-4), 5:07 p.m. Game 3: Zia Tigers 4, American Rockies 2 Yonder Alonso, Athletics 433,570; 3. Carlos Interleague Interleague Seattle at Minnesota (n) Baltimore (Asher 2-4) at Chicago Game 4: Zia Orioles 8, American Braves 7 Santana, Indians 420,336; 4. Eric Hosmer, Texas 6, Washington 3, 11 innings San Francisco 13, Minnesota 8 Texas at Houston (n) White Sox (Holland 4-6), 6:10 p.m. Game 5: American Farwell def. Quay Royals 399,545; 5. , Astros 336,117. Minnesota 3, San Francisco 2 Texas 5, Washington 1 N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Angels (n) Seattle (Bergman 3-3) at Minnesota Yankees, forfeit Second basemen Wednesday Kansas City 12, San Diego 6 Kansas City 8, San Diego 3 National League (Gibson 3-4), 6:10 p.m. 1. Jose Altuve, Astros 998,107; 2. Starlin American League American League Game 6: Zia Yankees 10, Zia Rockies 6 Castro, Yankees 778,699; 3. Jason Kipnis, Atlanta at Washington (n) Texas (Martinez 1-3) at Houston Thursday Indians 402,228; 4. Robinson Cano, Mariners Tampa Bay 6, Oakland 5, 10 innings, N.Y. Yankees 14, Baltimore 3 Pittsburgh 7, Colorado 2 (Peacock 3-1), 6:10 p.m. Game 7: American Farwell 16, Zia Orioles 7 248,739; 5. , Red Sox 213,804. 1st game Cleveland 4, Chicago White Sox 2 N.Y. Mets 6, 1 N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 7-2) at Game 8: Zia Yankees 7, Zia Tigers 6 Third basemen Oakland 7, Tampa Bay 2, 2nd game Tampa Bay 5, Oakland 4 Cincinnati at San Diego (n) L.A. Angels (Ramirez 6-4), 8:07 p.m. Championship round 1. Miguel Sano, Twins 638,952; 2. Jose Best-of-3 Houston 3, L.A. Angels 1 L.A. Angels 12, Houston 6 TUESDAY’S GAMES National League Ramirez, Indians 541,040; 3. Manny Machado, Friday N.Y. Yankees 16, Baltimore 3 Toronto 4, Seattle 0 Interleague Milwaukee (Nelson 4-3) at St. Louis Orioles 520,116; 4. Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays Zia Yankees 15, American Farwell 5 Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland 3 Detroit 8, Boston 3 Arizona (Greinke 8-3) at Detroit (Lynn 4-3), 12:15 p.m., 1st game 332,287; 5. , Astros 305,348. Saturday Shortstops Boston 11, Detroit 3 National League (Farmer 2-0), 5:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Espino 0-0) at St. Louis American Farwell 3, Zia Yankees 1 Toronto 4, Seattle 2 N.Y. Mets 2, Atlanta 1 L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 8-2) at (Gonzales 0-0), 6:15 p.m., 2nd game Sunday 1. Francisco Lindor, Indians 842,166; 2. Carlos Zia Yankees 9, American Farwell 8, Zia Correa, Astros 662,124; 3. Didi Gregorius, National League Pittsburgh 3, Miami 1 Cleveland (Bauer 5-5), 5:10 p.m. Atlanta (Dickey 4-4) at Washington Yankees win series 2-1 Yankees 397,326; 4. Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox N.Y. Mets 6, Atlanta 1, 1st game St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5 Oakland (Cotton 3-6) at Miami (Ross 3-2), 5:05 p.m. 389,541; 5. Jean Segura, Mariners 250,665. N.Y. Mets 8, Atlanta 1, 2nd game Chicago Cubs 7, Colorado 5 (Urena 4-2), 5:10 p.m. Colorado (Chatwood 6-7) at Major league leaders Designated hitters St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 0 Arizona 11, Milwaukee 1 Philadelphia (Lively 1-1) at Boston Pittsburgh (Cole 3-6), 5:05 p.m. 1. Nelson Cruz, Mariners 615,955; 2. Matt The Associated Press Holliday, Yankees 460,355; 3. Edwin Encarnacion, Colorado 9, Chicago Cubs 1 L.A. Dodgers 9, Cincinnati 7 (Price 1-1), 5:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 3-4) at N.Y. AMERICAN LEAGUE Indians 447,275; 4. Corey Dickerson, Rays Pittsburgh 7, Miami 6 MONDAY’S GAMES Kansas City (Vargas 8-3) at San Mets (Wheeler 3-30, 5:10 p.m. BATTING—Judge, New York, .345; Segura, 446,121; 5. , Astros 326,584. L.A. Dodgers 9, Cincinnati 7 Interleague Francisco (Blach 4-3), 8:15 p.m. Cincinnati (Feldman 5-4) at San Seattle, .341; Trout, Los Angeles, .337; Outfielders Garcia, Chicago, .332; Bogaerts, Boston, Arizona 3, Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia at Boston (n) American League Diego (Richard 4-7), 8:10 p.m. 1. Aaron Judge, Yankees 1,251,543; 2. Mike .332; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, .328; Castro, American League Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 4-3) at Trout, Angels 1,155,356; 3. , New York, .325; Altuve, Houston, .322; Hicks, New York, .317; Hosmer, Kansas City, .314. Indians 554,620; 4. Mookie Betts, Red Sox RUNS—Judge, New York, 54; Springer, 519,146; 5. Avisail Garcia, White Sox 479,349; Chella Cho 70-68-70-69 — 277 Paul Broadhurst 69-76-71 — 216 Houston, 47; Castro, New York, 46; 6. Andrew Benintendi, Red Sox 416,461; 7. Golf Brooke M. Henderson 71-67-68-71 — 277 Bart Bryant 72-73-71 — 216 Soccer Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 45; Gardner, New , Astros 413,115; 8. Carlos Hyo Joo Kim 65-67-73-72 — 277 Russ Cochran 67-75-74 — 216 York, 44; Altuve, Houston, 40; Bautista, Beltran, Astros 370,951; 9. Brett Gardner, Mi Jung Hur 69-69-71-69 — 278 Carlos Franco 71-68-77 — 216 Toronto, 40; Bogaerts, Boston, 40; Correa, Yankees 364,493; 10. Lonnie Chisenhall, PGA Tour MLS St. Jude Classic Angel Yin 67-72-69-70 — 278 James Kingston 70-71-75 — 216 Houston, 40; 4 tied at 39. Indians 348,816; 11. Jose Bautista, Blue Jays The Associated Press The Associated Press Lizette Salas 70-68-70-70 — 278 Steve Lowery 68-70-78 — 216 RBI—Judge, New York, 47; Cruz, Seattle, 330,904; 12. Adam Jones, Orioles 327,983; EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday Tiffany Joh 70-69-68-71 — 278 Jeff Sluman 69-73-74 — 216 46; Sano, Minnesota, 46; Pujols, Los Angeles, 13. Abraham Almonte, Indians 302,402; 14. W L T Pts GF GA At Memphis, Tenn. Paula Reto 69-66-71-72 — 278 Rod Spittle 72-73-71 — 216 45; Holliday, New York, 44; Smoak, Toronto, , Astros 289,942; 15. Jacoby Toronto FC 8 2 5 29 26 15 a-amateur Shanshan Feng 65-69-72-72 — 278 Willie Wood 71-73-72 — 216 43; Garcia, Chicago, 42; Castro, New York, Ellsbury, Yankees 269,974. Chicago 8 3 4 28 25 16 Final round Alena Sharp 66-66-70-76 — 278 Jim Carter 75-74-68 — 217 41; Davis, Oakland, 41; Mazara, Texas, 41. New York City FC 7 5 3 24 27 19 Daniel Berger 70-68-66-66 — 270 Alison Lee 69-69-70-71 — 279 Jesper Parnevik 70-71-76 — 217 HITS—Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 82; Castro, NATIONAL LEAGUE Orlando City 7 5 3 24 16 18 Whee Kim 69-66-69-67 — 271 Charley Hull 69-68-70-72 — 279 Tommy Tolles 73-74-70 — 217 Columbus 7 8 1 22 24 26 New York, 79; Altuve, Houston, 78; Garcia, Released on Monday Charl Schwartzel 65-66-74-66 — 271 Emily K. Pedersen 66-69-71-73 — 279 Michael Allen 68-76-74 — 218 Chicago, 75; Hosmer, Kansas City, 75; New England 5 5 5 20 26 21 Catcher Rafa Cabrera Bello 70-66-65-71 — 272 Karine Icher 69-67-73-71 — 280 Billy Andrade 70-74-74 — 218 Andrus, Texas, 74; Bogaerts, Boston, 74; New York 6 7 2 20 15 21 1. Buster Posey, Giants 1,357,467; 2. Willson Candie Kung 70-68-70-72 — 280 Greg Bruckner 74-75-69 — 218 Judge, New York, 72; Lowrie, Oakland, 68; Kevin Chappell 68-67-68-69 — 272 Atlanta United FC 5 6 3 18 28 22 Contreras, Cubs 740,372; 3. Yadier Molina, Billy Horschel 72-66-70-64 — 272 Ashleigh Buhai 73-66-67-74 — 280 Larry Mize 70-76-72 — 218 Montreal 4 4 5 17 20 19 Simmons, Los Angeles, 68. Kirk Triplett 71-73-74 — 218 Cardinals 669,641; 4. Matt Wieters, Nationals Chez Reavie 66-65-72-69 — 272 Pavarisa Yoktuan 69-71-70-71 — 281 Philadelphia 4 6 4 16 20 18 DOUBLES—Lowrie, Oakland, 21; Dickerson, Scott Dunlap 73-75-71 — 219 455,498; 5. Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers 343,112. a-Braden Thornberry 71-69-67-65 — 272 Belen Mozo 69-70-71-71 — 281 D.C. United 4 7 3 15 10 21 Tampa Bay, 20; Schoop, Baltimore, 19; Betts, Damon Green 73-72-74 — 219 First basemen Phil Mickelson 69-67-69-68 — 273 Caroline Masson 70-69-70-72 — 281 WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston, 18; Moreland, Boston, 18; Travis, Peter Jacobsen 74-73-72 — 219 1. Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals 1,060,532; Dominic Bozzelli 69-67-69-69 — 274 Danielle Kang 68-70-71-72 — 281 W L T Pts GF GA Toronto, 18; Lindor, Cleveland, 17; 4 tied at 16. Blaine McCallister 69-74-76 — 219 2. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs 950,851; 3. Paul Chad Campbell 67-69-66-72 — 274 Megan Khang 70-69-69-73 — 281 Sporting Kansas City 7 4 5 26 20 11 TRIPLES—Bogaerts, Boston, 4; Castellanos, Phillip Price 70-74-75 — 219 Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks 560,456; 4. Stewart Cink 64-68-69-73 — 274 Haeji Kang 68-68-72-73 — 281 Portland 7 5 3 24 26 21 Detroit, 3; Garcia, Chicago, 3; Miller, Tampa Bay, Tom Byrum 74-69-77 — 220 Freddie Freeman, Braves 522,827; 5. Joey Ben Crane 68-65-68-73 — 274 Lee-Anne Pace 69-71-66-75 — 281 FC Dallas 6 3 5 23 21 13 3; Sanchez, Chicago, 3; 20 tied at 2. Jay Haas 74-73-73 — 220 Votto, Reds 334,802 Harris English 67-72-70-65 — 274 Sarah Jane Smith 68-71-66-76 — 281 Houston 7 6 2 23 27 22 HOME RUNS—Judge, New York, 21; Joey Sindelar 72-76-72 — 220 Second basemen David Hearn 70-67-67-70 — 274 Lee Lopez 67-69-71-75 — 282 Vancouver 6 6 1 19 18 18 Smoak, Toronto, 18; Davis, Oakland, 17; Ron Streck 72-72-76 — 220 1. Daniel Murphy, Nationals 1,745,231; 2. Adam Scott 71-64-71-68 — 274 Jackie Stoelting 72-68-64-78 — 282 Seattle 5 6 4 19 18 22 Gallo, Texas, 17; Morrison, Tampa Bay, 17; Jing Yan 73-66-73-71 — 283 Moustakas, Kansas City, 17; Springer, Javier Baez, Cubs 1,029,025; 3. D.J. LeMahieu, Steve Wheatcroft 68-69-69-68 — 274 San Jose 5 6 4 19 16 20 Rockies 287,131; 4. Brandon Phillips, Braves Trey Mullinax 68-66-72-69 — 275 Jane Park 68-74-67-74 — 283 Auto racing Los Angeles 5 5 3 18 19 19 Houston, 17; Alonso, Oakland, 16; Trout, Los In-Kyung Kim 69-69-71-74 — 283 261,704l; 5. Kolten Wong Cardinals, 226,981. Grayson Murray 67-72-69-67 — 275 Minnesota United 4 8 2 14 19 33 Angeles, 16; Sano, Minnesota, 15. Mariajo Uribe 71-69-68-75 — 283 Third basemen Joel Dahmen 70-66-69-70 — 275 NASCAR Real Salt Lake 4 10 2 14 15 35 STOLEN BASES—Maybin, Los Angeles, Amy Yang 69-69-70-75 — 283 19; Dyson, Seattle, 16; Andrus, Texas, 15; 1. Kris Bryant, Cubs 1,248,348; 2. Nolan Fabian Gomez 69-69-67-70 — 275 Monster Energy Cup Colorado 4 8 1 13 12 18 Matt Jones 65-69-69-72 — 275 Gaby Lopez 69-73-68-74 — 284 Pocono 400 results NOTE: Three points for victory, one point DeShields, Texas, 13; Cain, Kansas City, 12; Arenado, Rockies 951,747; 3. Justin Turner, Dori Carter 74-67-69-74 — 284 Altuve, Houston, 11; Buxton, Minnesota, 10; Dodgers 503,286; 4. Anthony Rendon, Nationals Luke List 70-66-66-73 — 275 The Associated Press for tie. Angela Stanford 70-71-69-74 — 284 Saturday’s Games Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 10; Trout, Los 489,809; 5. Jake Lamb, Diamondbacks 387,228. Julian Etulain 74-67-68-67 — 276 Sunday Derek Fathauer 70-65-70-71 — 276 Ryann O’Toole 69-70-73-73 — 285 At Long Pond, Pa. Chicago 2, Atlanta United FC 0 Angeles, 10; 4 tied at 9. Shortstop Mina Harigae 70-71-69-75 — 285 Francesco Molinari 72-66-68-70 — 276 Lap length: 2.50 miles Montreal 1, Sporting Kansas City 1, tie PITCHING—Keuchel, Houston, 9-0; Sale, 1. Zack Cozart, Reds 997,966; 2. Corey Beatriz Recari 72-68-68-77 — 285 Matt Every 64-70-71-72 — 277 (Start position in parentheses) Portland 2, FC Dallas 0 Boston, 8-2; Santana, Minnesota, 8-3; Seager, Dodgers 804,788; 3. Addison Russell, Sun Young Yoo 68-67-72-78 — 285 Graeme McDowell 69-69-71-68 — 277 1. (4) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 160 laps, 0 rating, 40 Saturday’s Games Vargas, Kansas City, 8-3; Pineda, New York, Cubs 758,037; 4. Trea Turner, Nationals 502,988; Bronte Law 69-65-73-78 — 285 Seamus Power 69-65-72-71 — 277 points; 2. (12) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 160, 0, 51; 3. Seattle at New York City FC, 11 a.m. 7-3; Sabathia, New York, 7-2; Stroman, 5. Chris Owings, Diamondbacks 426,590. Brittany Marchand 67-70-67-81 — 285 Kyle Stanley 72-66-67-72 — 277 (15) Erik Jones, Toyota, 160, 0, 39; 4. (5) Kurt Columbus at Atlanta United FC, 5 p.m. Toronto, 7-2; 10 tied at 6 wins. Outfield Annie Park 70-72-69-75 — 286 Brandon Hagy 69-68-70-71 — 278 Busch, Ford, 160, 0, 40; 5. (6) Brad Keselowski, Chicago at New England, 5:30 p.m. ERA—Keuchel, Houston, 1.67; Vargas, 1. Bryce Harper, Nationals 2,132,795; 2. Nicole Broch Larsen 73-67-69-77 — 286 Ian Poulter 69-70-68-71 — 278 Ford, 160, 0, 44; 6. (2) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, Montreal at Orlando City, 5:30 p.m. Kansas City, 2.18; Santana, Minnesota, 2.20; Charlie Blackmon, Rockies 1,588,498; 3. Jason Felicity Johnson 70-65-73-78 — 286 McCullers, Houston, 2.58; Severino, New Kyle Reifers 68-68-73-69 — 278 160, 0, 39; 7. (7) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 160, 0, D.C. United at Toronto FC, 6 p.m. Heyward, Cubs 737,147; 4. Ben Zobrist, Cubs Thidapa Suwannapura 74-68-73-72 — 287 York, 2.75; Sale, Boston, 2.97; Bundy, Robert Streb 72-67-67-72 — 278 47; 8. (25) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 40; 9. Sporting Kansas City at San Jose, 7 p.m. 678,795; 5. Matt Kemp, Braves 641,728; 6. Sadena A. Parks 71-70-72-74 — 287 Baltimore, 3.05; Stroman, Toronto, 3.09; Kevin Tway 69-69-68-72 — 278 (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 160, 0, 47; 10. (3) Matt Portland at Colorado, 7:30 p.m. Marcell Ozuna, Marlins 613,356; 7. Giancarlo Mindy Kim 72-66-75-74 — 287 Cashner, Texas, 3.17; Darvish, Texas, 3.18. Tyrone Van Aswegen 73-67-65-73 — 278 Kenseth, Toyota, 160, 0, 31. FC Dallas at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Stanton, Marlins 603,290; 8. Kyle Schwarber, Jacqui Concolino 68-71-72-76 — 287 Minnesota United at Real Salt Lake, 8 p.m. STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 126; Archer, Ryan Brehm 70-71-70-68 — 279 11. (23) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 160, 0, Cubs 599,910; 9. Yoenis Cespedes, Mets Giulia Molinaro 68-70-73-76 — 287 Houston at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. Tampa Bay, 114; Estrada, Toronto, 90; Brian Campbell 68-72-68-71 — 279 26; 12. (18) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 160, 0, 25; Dani Holmqvist 69-72-69-77 — 287 Sunday’s Game Darvish, Texas, 89; McCullers, Houston, 89; 430,879; 10. Adam Duvall, Reds 379,541; 11. Andres Gonzales 72-69-69-69 — 279 13. (17) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 25; Ilhee Lee 70-72-72-75 — 289 New York at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Severino, New York, 84; Porcello, Boston, 78; Dexter Fowler, Cardinals 379,070; 12. Jayson Russell Knox 71-69-72-67 — 279 14. (10) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 23; Werth, Nationals 360,664; 13. Jay Bruce, Mets Brooks Koepka 69-66-71-73 — 279 Salazar, Cleveland, 77; Bauer, Cleveland, 76; PGA Champions 15. (14) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 160, 0, 22; 16. Pineda, New York, 75. 322,023; 14. Yasiel Puig, Dodgers 284,869; 15. Spencer Levin 68-69-74-68 — 279 (24) Danica Patrick, Ford, 160, 0, 21; 17. (20) Hockey Seung-Yul Noh 73-67-68-71 — 279 Principal Charity Classic Carlos Gonzalez, Rockies 275,714. Clint Bowyer, Ford, 160, 0, 20; 18. (27) Ty The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Michael Putnam 73-66-71-69 — 279 Sunday Dillon, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 19; 19. (29) Chris NHL playoffs BATTING—Zimmerman, Washington, .365; Scott Stallings 68-73-65-73 — 279 Basketball At Des Moines, Iowa Buescher, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 18; 20. (13) Paul The Associated Press Posey, San Francisco, .341; Blackmon, Colorado, Cameron Tringale 69-69-69-72 — 279 Final round Menard, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 17. STANLEY CUP FINALS .337; Murphy, Washington, .335; Cozart, Ryan Armour 73-67-70-70 — 280 NBA playoffs Brandt Jobe 67-66-69 — 202 21. (22) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 160, 0, 16; 22. Best-of-7 Cincinnati, .329; Kemp, Atlanta, .326; Ozuna, K.J. Choi 72-69-70-69 — 280 The Associated Press Scott McCarron 67-70-66 — 203 (21) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 15; Pittsburgh 4, Nashville 2 Miami, .324; Harper, Washington, .320; Reynolds, Retief Goosen 66-68-70-76 — 280 FINALS Kevin Sutherland 66-69-68 — 203 23. (9) Joey Logano, Ford, 160, 0, 14; 24. (11) May 29: Pittsburgh 5, Nashville 3 Colorado, .314; Goldschmidt, Arizona, .311. Mark Hubbard 68-72-70-70 — 280 Best-of-7 Bernhard Langer 66-71-67 — 204 Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 160, 0, 13; 25. May 31: Pittsburgh 4, Nashville 1 RUNS—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 54; Danny Lee 71-70-69-70 — 280 Golden State 3, Cleveland 1 Scott Verplank 67-70-68 — 205 (31) David Ragan, Ford, 159, 0, 12; 26. (16) June 3: Nashville 5, Pittsburgh 1 Blackmon, Colorado, 53; Harper, Washington, Zac Blair 74-67-70-70 — 281 Monday: Cleveland at Golden State (n) Steve Flesch 69-67-69 — 205 Darrell Wallace Jr, Ford, 159, 0, 0; 27. (34) June 5: Nashville 4, Pittsburgh 1 49; Votto, Cincinnati, 47; Seager, Los Scott Brown 64-72-73-72 — 281 Thursday: Golden State at Cleveland, 7 Tom Lehman 69-67-69 — 205 Landon Cassill, Ford, 158, 0, 10; 28. (35) Thursday: Pittsburgh 6, Nashville 0 Angeles, 45; Thames, Milwaukee, 45; Alex Cejka 69-70-71-71 — 281 p.m., if necessary Stephen Ames 69-69-69 — 207 Corey Lajoie, Toyota, 157, 0, 9; 29. (33) Gray Sunday: Pittsburgh 2, Nashville 0 Conforto, New York, 44; Arenado, Colorado, J.B. Holmes 74-64-71-72 — 281 Sunday: Cleveland at Golden State, 6 Marco Dawson 68-70-69 — 207 Gaulding, Toyota, 156, 0, 8; 30. (32) Cole 43; Zimmerman, Washington, 41; 6 tied at 40. Will MacKenzie 74-66-71-70 — 281 p.m., if necessary Michael Bradley 68-68-72 — 208 Whitt, Chevrolet, engine, 155, 0, 7. RBI—Lamb, Arizona, 56; Reynolds, Greg Owen 71-68-73-69 — 281 Transactions Xander Schauffele 69-69-70-73 — 281 Todd Hamilton 69-69-70 — 208 31. (36) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 154, 0, 6; Colorado, 54; Blackmon, Colorado, 53; Votto, Jerry Kelly 67-71-70 — 208 32. (30) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, engine, 153, 0, Cincinnati, 50; Zimmerman, Washington, 49; WNBA Willy Wilcox 71-68-69-73 — 281 Monday Brett Drewitt 71-65-72-74 — 282 Mark Brooks 74-67-68 — 209 5; 33. (39) Derrike Cope, Chevrolet, 153, 0, 4; 34. Duvall, Cincinnati, 47; Goldschmidt, Arizona, The Associated Press Glen Day 66-67-76 — 209 The Associated Press Ernie Els 68-69-74-71 — 282 (37) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, brakes, 146, 0, 47; Arenado, Colorado, 46; Harper, EASTERN CONFERENCE Joe Durant 70-69-70 — 209 BASEBALL Ben Martin 70-71-70-71 — 282 3; 35. (26) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, accident, Washington, 46; 2 tied at 43. W L Pct GB Skip Kendall 68-70-71 — 209 American League Sebastian Munoz 64-67-75-76 — 282 140, 0, 4; 36. (19) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, HITS—Blackmon, Colorado, 89; Inciarte, Washington 7 3 .700 — Woody Austin 69-72-69 — 210 DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned RHP Michael Thompson 70-70-70-72 — 282 accident, 95, 0, 7; 37. (8) Jamie McMurray, Atlanta, 78; Ozuna, Miami, 78; Murphy, New York 6 3 .667 1/2 Jay Don Blake 70-71-69 — 210 Arcenio Leon to Toledo (IL). Recalled LHP Roberto Castro 71-70-69-73 — 283 Chevrolet, accident, 95, 0, 3; 38. (28) Dale Washington, 77; Zimmerman, Washington, Atlanta 4 4 .500 2 Mark Calcavecchia 67-71-72 — 210 Chad Bell from Toledo. Chris Stroud 68-67-73-75 — 283 Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, engine, 58, 0, 1; 39. (38) 77; LeMahieu, Colorado, 72; Arenado, Connecticut 3 5 .375 3 Lee Janzen 73-68-69 — 210 — Optioned RHP John Huh 67-70-70-77 — 284 Cody Ware, Chevrolet, vibration, 35, 0, 1. Colorado, 71; Harrison, Pittsburgh, 71; Kemp, Indiana 4 6 .400 3 David Frost 70-70-71 — 211 Chris Heston to Rochester (IL). Reinstated Steven Alker 70-69-71-75 — 285 Race statistics Atlanta, 70; 3 tied at 69. Chicago 2 7 .222 4 1/2 Wes Short Jr. 68-76-67 — 211 SS Jorge Polanco from the bereavement list. Tag Ridings 71-68-71-75 — 285 Average speed of race winner: 142.164 DOUBLES—Herrera, Philadelphia, 23; WESTERN CONFERENCE Jerry Smith 73-68-70 — 211 NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled RHP Nick Watney 70-69-73-73 — 285 mph. Time of race: 2 hours, 48 minutes, 40 Arenado, Colorado, 21; Zimmerman, W L Pct GB David Toms 68-70-73 — 211 Ben Heller from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). seconds. Margin of victory: 0.139 seconds. Washington, 19; Kemp, Atlanta, 18; Seager, Minnesota 9 0 1.000 — Doug Garwood 72-68-72 — 212 National League Caution flags: 4 for 0 laps. Lead changes: Los Angeles, 17; Shaw, Milwaukee, 17; Los Angeles 5 3 .625 3 1/2 LPGA Tour Gary Hallberg 73-71-68 — 212 — Optioned RHP Matt 13 among 9 drivers. Blackmon, Colorado, 16; Diaz, St. Louis, 16; Phoenix 5 4 .556 4 LPGA Classic Brian Henninger 72-68-72 — 212 Wisler to Gwinnett (IL). Recalled RHP Jason Lap leaders: Ky. Busch 1-17, E. Jones 18- Murphy, Washington, 16; 9 tied at 15. Seattle 5 4 .556 4 The Associated Press Tim Petrovic 69-75-68 — 212 Hursh from Gwinnett. 34, Ky. Busch 35-53, R. Stenhouse 54-56, E. TRIPLES—Blackmon, Colorado, 8; Cozart, Dallas 4 6 .400 5 1/2 Sunday Clark Dennis 69-73-71 — 213 CINCINNATI REDS — Sent LHP Brandon Cincinnati, 5; Fowler, St. Louis, 4; Gordon, San Antonio 0 9 .000 9 At Cambridge, Ontario John Huston 72-70-71 — 213 Jones 57-59, Ky. Busch 60-90, D. Hamlin 91, D. Finnegan to Pensacola (SL) for a rehab Miami, 4; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 4; Turner, Saturday’s Games x-won on first playoff hole Gene Sauers 72-70-71 — 213 Suarez 92, K. Larson 93-101, Ky. Busch 102- assignment. Washington, 4; 10 tied at 3. Connecticut 102, Atlanta 71 Final round Bob Tway 71-71-71 — 213 124, M. Truex 125-129, B. Keselowski 130-140, — Assigned LHP HOME RUNS—Schebler, Cincinnati, 18; Chicago 85, San Antonio 81, OT x-Ariya Jutanugarn 67-70-65-69 — 271 Olin Browne 70-71-72 — 213 Ky. Busch 141-150, R. Blaney 151-160. Justin Marks outright to Oklahoma City (PCL). Votto, Cincinnati, 18; Reynolds, Colorado, 17; Los Angeles 89, Phoenix 87 In Gee Chun 67-66-68-70 — 271 Bill Glasson 70-76-67 — 213 Wins: J. Johnson 3, B. Keselowski 2, M. Truex FOOTBALL Zimmerman, Washington, 17; Bour, Miami, 16; Sunday’s Games Lexi Thompson 67-65-67-72 — 271 Tom Pernice Jr. 71-69-73 — 213 2, R. Blaney 2, Ku. Busch 2, A. Dillon 1, K. Larson National Football League Bruce, New York, 16; Lamb, Arizona, 16; Stanton, Washington 88, Indiana 70 Jodi Ewart Shadoff 66-69-68-69 — 272 Fran Quinn 73-70-70 — 213 1, J. Logano 1, R. Newman 1, R. Stenhouse 1. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Waived/injured Miami, 16; Thames, Milwaukee, 16; 5 tied at 15. New York 94, Seattle 86 Laura Gonzalez Escallon 65-72-70-67 — 274 Mike Goodes 70-71-73 — 214 Points standings: 1. M. Truex 584; 2. K. WR Trey Griffey. Signed WR Chris Briggs. STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, Minnesota 91, Dallas 74 Mi Hyang Lee 64-72-70-68 — 274 Loren Roberts 72-71-71 — 214 Larson 583; 3. K. Harvick 480; 4. Ky. Busch 463; COLLEGE 28; Gordon, Miami, 21; Turner, Washington, Monday’s Games Perrine Delacour 71-62-71-71 — 275 Duffy Waldorf 71-72-71 — 214 5. B. Keselowski 454; 6. C. Elliott 438; 7. J. LA SALLE — Announced the resignation of 21; Nunez, San Francisco, 16; Peraza, No games scheduled Minjee Lee 68-66-69-72 — 275 Fred Funk 70-72-73 — 215 Johnson 421; 8. J. McMurray 418; 9. D. Hamlin men’s golf coach Brad Kane. Cincinnati, 14; Villar, Milwaukee, 14; Tuesday’s Games Lindy Duncan 68-65-67-75 — 275 Billy Mayfair 73-70-72 — 215 386; 10. C. Bowyer 369; 11. J. Logano 362; 12. R. NORTHWESTERN — Named Kate Goldschmidt, Arizona, 13; Pollock, Arizona, 11; Atlanta at Seattle, 8 p.m. Suzann Pettersen 64-71-68-73 — 276 Scott Parel 72-74-69 — 215 Blaney 360; 13. M. Kenseth 359; 14. Ku. Busch Popovec director of women’s basketball Broxton, Milwaukee, 10; Inciarte, Atlanta, 10. Dallas at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. Austin Ernst 73-65-72-67 — 277 Esteban Toledo 68-71-76 — 215 331; 15. R. Stenhouse 325; 16. E. Jones 322. player development. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B

Tribune News Service: Steve Roberts Pittsburgh Penguins Falcons have center Sidney Crosby holds up the Stanley Cup trophy after Sunday’s 2-0 ceremony for victory over the Nasvhille Predators at Nashville in Game 6 of the Vick, White Stanley Cup finals. The victory gave By Charles Odum making a difference in the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lives of other people,” Blank the Penguins their said. “There are many people second consecutive ATLANTA — Michael I know in life who have done championship. Vick received a big hug from that and I would say none Arthur Blank. more than Michael Vick.” Vick also Blank said Vick and received an White “would certainly be embrace from considered” for the team’s Blank’s team Ring of Honor. that he said For now, Vick said it meant would last a lifetime. more to simply have a retire- Vick, the dynamic quarter- ment day with the Falcons. back whose career with the Vick said that “about three Atlanta Falcons ended in dis- days” after leaving the federal grace, and Roddy White, the penitentiary in Leavenworth, leading receiver in franchise Kansas, “Mr. Blank and his history, were honored with a family came with food from retirement ceremony Monday. my favorite restaurant.” “I’m here today as a Said Blank: “I knew what retired Atlanta Falcon, and I Michael liked.” Pens in historic company can live with that forever Some were not as quick to and will forever be grateful. forgive Vick’s crime, but he By Will Graves STANLEY CUP FINALS team in the NHL. And it’s not really Thank you,” Vick said. remained popular with a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that close. While Crosby is loath to talk Vick, who thrilled fans with large segment of Falcons team in 19 years and the first of the about his “legacy” — he won’t turn 30 his dual-threat skills as a pass- fans. His No. 7 jersey PITTSBURGH — The salary cap was salary cap era to win back-to-back titles. until August — the way he describes er and runner, and White, the remained popular at the a passion project for Mario Lemieux, the “It’s hard to win the Cups as we’ve the only franchise he’s ever known physical and productive Georgia Dome, where in his owner, when the NHL wrestled with it found over the last 10-12 years,” sounds an awful lot like a “dynasty.” receiver, were two of the six seasons he was a big rea- during the 2004-05 lockout even though Lemieux said. “Your goal is to win every year and biggest stars and most dynam- son sellouts became routine. our team just had a collection of guys ic players in Falcons history. Vick was the first quarter- he knows it would have been something Just not impossible. Mario Lemieux, the player, would have that knew how to win, knew how to For Vick, the warm embrace back to run for 1,000 yards in a fought to the bitter end. The Penguins flew home to Pittsburgh find ways,” Crosby said after picking from the Falcons was not auto- season. He holds the record for “We couldn’t compete with the (New on Monday with the Cup in their posses- up his second straight Conn Smythe matic. After leading the most yards rushing in a career York) Rangers and LA and the big mar- sion for the third time in nine years. A Trophy as playoff MVP. Falcons to two playoff appear- (6,109) by a quarterback. kets and Chicago and Detroit,” the downtown parade is scheduled for Having a coach with an ability to ances and one NFC champi- Three of Vick’s four Pro Pittsburgh Penguins Hall of Famer- Wednesday, a party that’s on the verge of challenge his stars without alienating onship game appearance in his Bowl seasons came with the turned-chairman recalled. becoming a rite of late spring. them and a general manager with a six years in Atlanta, Vick was Falcons. So Lemieux pushed for the cap dur- Pittsburgh has done it by investing knack for finding the right pieces helps. sent to prison in 2007 for run- Former Falcons center Todd ing the NHL’s lost winter, well aware heavily in their core group and finding When GM Jim Rutherford replaced Ray ning a dogfighting operation. McClure, who introduced the ripple effects would include a rise in the right complement of players and Shero in the summer of 2014, he raised The revelation of the abuse of Vick at the ceremony, said the league parity at the potential expense of staff around Sidney Crosby, Evgeni eyebrows when he said he only planned dogs on Vick’s property quarterback “changed the way the dynasties that have been a part of Malkin and Kris Letang to make it work. to be in the job a couple of years. angered fans in Atlanta and Atlanta looked at the team.” the league since it started awarding the “I always say best organization, Funny, nobody’s asking how much around the nation. White played for the Stanley Cup nearly a century ago. amazing team,” Malkin said. “We have longer the 68-year-old is sticking around He returned after missing Falcons from 2005-2015 and The math was easy for Lemieux. great chance win every year.” anymore. He gave coach Mike Sullivan two seasons to play five is the team’s career leader in Better to have 30ish solvent and com- That’s not how it’s supposed to work the blunt directive to cut through the years for the Eagles and had receptions, yards receiving petitive clubs than just a handful. nowadays. Championship windows are noise when he hired him to replace Mike backup stints with the Jets and touchdown catches. He “The salary cap gave us a chance to supposed to be narrower with the cap in Johnston in December 2015. The former and Steelers. did not sign with another spend to the cap and be on level playing place, not wider. Sure, Chicago has grinder with 54 goals in 709 career NHL Vick did not play last sea- team after being cut before fields with the other teams,” he said. won it three times in six seasons in the games turned out to be the perfect con- son, but expressed his wish the 2016 season. The cap has proven to be more of a cap era but the Blackhawks were forced duit to get the Penguins to play fast and, to retire with the Falcons. At the time, White had speed bump than a road block for the to blow it up after 2010. The Kings won to borrow Sullivan’s pet phrase, “play Blank spoke about his criticism about being phased Penguins. The proof was all around it all in 2012 and 2014, and are now in the right way.” belief in second chances as out of the offense by former Lemieux as he spoke on the ice at the process of starting over. The Penguins are right up against the he granted that wish. offensive coordinator Kyle Bridgestone Arena on Sunday night Not Pittsburgh. The Penguins have salary cap annually, but they also don’t “Life is really all about Shanahan, but those words after the Penguins nudged past the more Cup appearances (four), playoff overpay their stars. Considering their value learning from your mistakes, were forgotten Monday. Nashville Predators in Game 6 of the wins (90) and regular-season victories to the team, both Crosby ($8.7 million) redemption, learning to be a “I plan to be around this Stanley Cup final to become the first (467) over the last decade than any and Malkin ($9.5 million) are bargains. better person, moving on and franchise forever,” White said. Berger wins at St. Jude for second year in row By David Brandt PRO GOLF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Schwartzel played well for most of the tourna- MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The first few shots of ment, but a 4-over 74 in the third round made for Daniel Berger’s final round didn’t give much a steep hill to climb on Sunday. He nearly made clue that his second straight victory at the St. it, but a long putt on No. 17 stopped just short of Jude Classic was only a few hours away. the birdie he needed to pull even with Berger. He hit his drive on No. 1 into the rough, Stewart Cink, Ben Crane and Rafa Cabrera sent his next shot into the rough far past the Bello started Sunday with a one-shot lead on a hole and his third shot was a chip that didn’t crowded leaderboard that included 12 players even make it to the green. What was left was within three shots of the lead. Cabrera Bello an awkward 25-foot chip to save par. stayed in contention for most of the day, finish- He drilled it. ing with a 71, but Cink and Crane both shot a 73. And from that point on, Berger put togeth- The leaderboard was a jumbled mess through er a stellar day on a firm, fast, challenging much of the final round. At one point, there course at TPC Southwind, shooting a 4- were nine players tied for the lead at 8-under under 66 to erase a three-shot deficit and beat before Berger finally emerged from the pile. South African Charl Schwartzel and South “I just hit so many good shots coming down Korean Whee Kim by one stroke. the stretch and I can’t even explain,” Berger Now he just might be one of the young said. “It’s just — I feel like I wasn’t even on players to watch going into the U.S. Open the golf course. It just kind of happened.” next week at Erin Hills in Wisconsin. Phil Mickelson briefly had a share of the “We hear a lot about the young guns and lead during the final round, but a triple bogey about the Justin Thomases and Jordan on No. 12 — which included a shot into the Spieths, but I feel like I kind of get forgotten water — knocked him out of contention. He a little bit,” Berger said. “I’m pretty good, so still shot a 68 and finished at 7-under, three I’m just going to try and keep doing my thing shots behind the leaders. and see if I can’t get a few more.” Mickelson, who is not expected to play in Berger is the fourth back-to-back winner at the U.S. Open next week because of his old- St. Jude and the first since David Toms did it in est daughter’s high school graduation, said 2003 and ’04. He played a bogey-free round on he feels good about how he’s playing except Sunday, usually avoiding trouble after the first when it comes to between his ears. hole. His 17-foot birdie putt on No. 15 put him “The good news is that my physical game ahead for good and he finished at 10-under 270. is there and I should be able to find the men- “I played really great through the first couple tal toughness here soon,” Mickelson said. days but I didn’t make as many putts,” Berger Thornberry shot a 65 and became the first said. “Then the last couple days they just start- amateur to finish in the top 10 at the St. Jude ed to fall and that was the big difference.” Classic since 1965. Thornberry, a sophomore Schwartzel shot a 66 and Kim shot a 67 to at Mississippi who is from nearby Olive finish in second. Amateur Braden Branch, Mississippi, recently won the Thornberry and Billy Horschel were among NCAA individual championship with for the five players two shots back. school’s first golf title.

about me in the press. Or Wisconsin mentality that peo- Stricker maybe I’ve got people ple work hard here. And that’s snowed, I don’t know,” what I had to do to get in.” from Page 1B Stricker said. “I was brought And now he gets to see up in a small town (Edgerton), what he can do with it. U.S. Open in Wisconsin. and you have to watch what Stricker, who reduced his you did all the time because Stricker hasn’t won in more playing schedule the last few everybody knew your busi- than five years. He had a cou- years to spend more time at ness. But this story, and maybe ple of good chances on Sunday home, remains among the the reason it’s a little bigger in a U.S. Open. He is compet- most popular figures in golf. than normal for me, is because ing against the likes of Dustin The only time he gets I was declined the invite and Johnson and Rory McIlroy on uncomfortable is trying to then I got in on my own. the longest course (7,741 explain why people like him yards) in U.S. Open history. so much. “I think that’s Wisconsin But at least he’s at Erin “I’ve been fortunate to have people in general,” he said. Hills, with his wife at the bag had a lot of nice things said “It’s that blue-collar and an entire state on his side. PAGE 4B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS SPECIAL NOTICES HELP WANTED gg g g or in writing. The Plain- Southwestern Regional THE OFFICIAL Ninth Judicial District CLOVIS MEDIA INC. putation of payroll but tiff may apply all or any Housing & CDC, 2480 U.S. BANK NATIONAL RECORDED PLAT Court of the State of shall not be liable for will also assist in all part of its judgment to Lakeside Drive, Suite ASSOCIATION, AS THEREOF. New Mexico, and the failure to publish an ad, other accounting duties. the purchase price in C, Las Cruces, NM TRUSTEE, IN TRUST Seal of the District for typographical errors Two years in account- lieu of cash. The sale 88007 or call 575-523- FOR THE REGIS- including any improve- Court of Roosevelt or for errors in publica- ing experience pre- may be postponed and 1639 for information. TERED HOLDERS OF ments, fixtures, and at- County, entered on tion except to the extent ferred. Payroll back- rescheduled at the dis- Southwestern Regional CITIGROUP MORT- tachments, such as, but May 25, 2017. of the cost of that por- ground is a must. A le- LEGALS cretion of the Special Housing & CDC re- GAGE LOAN TRUST not limited to, mobile tion of the ad wherein gal background check Master. serves the right to re- 2007-AHL2, ASSET- homes. If there is a Date: 5/26/2017 the error occurred. Cost will be completed. Inter- LEGAL 60541 ject any or all bids sub- BACKED PASS- conflict between the le- adjustment is limited to ested applicants must June 6, 2017 NOTICE IS FURTHER mitted. BIDS WILL BE THROUGH CERTIFI- gal description and the By: /s/ Christine Randall the first day insertion. submit a cover letter, June 13, 2017 GIVEN that the real ACCEPTED UNTIL CATES, SERIES 2007- street address, the le- CLERK OF THE COURT resume and five refer- June 20, 2017 property and improve- JUNE 22, 2017 @ 5:00 AHL2, gal description shall ences with phone num- June 27, 2017 ments concerned with P.M. Public opening of control. bers and a copy of herein will be sold sub- Bids will take place on Plaintiff, diploma to Lorraine STATE OF NEW ject to any and all JUNE 23, 2017 @ 3:00 You are further notified Meza, Human Re- MEXICO patent reservations, P.M. at same address vs. that Plaintiff prays that sources, 1100 West COUNTY OF CURRY easements, all record- please mark the BID the aforementioned real 21st, Clovis, NM 88101. NINTH JUDICIAL ed and unrecorded envelope with BID# GILBERT LOPEZ AND property be sold ac- Deadline for accepting DISTRICT liens not foreclosed clearly visible and NEW MEXICO TAX cording to the law and application material is herein, and all recorded sealed AND REVENUE DE- practice of this Court to Tuesday, June 13, No. D-905-CV-2016- and unrecorded special PARTMENT, pay the mortgage lien 2017. MHR is an assessments and taxes Advertsing held by Plaintiff, and EOE/AA employer. 00136 HELP WANTED that may be due. Plain- Works! Defendants. that the interests of BANK OF AMERICA, tiff and its attorneys dis- each Defendant, and all LOST AND FOUND EASTERN NEW N.A., claim all responsibility NOTICE OF SUIT persons claiming under -HEALTHCARE MEXICO UNIVERSITY for, and the purchaser LEGAL 60560 or through them, and all seeks Mathematics Plaintiff, at the sale takes the June 13, 2017 TO:Gilbert Lopez other persons bound by Instructor. Apply on- property subject to, the these proceedings, be CNA's line:http://www.enmu. valuation of the proper- LEGAL NOTICE You are hereby notified barred and foreclosed vs. Openings available for all edu/employment-hr/ ty by the County Asses- that a civil action has of all rights, interests, shifts. All positions are sor as real or personal Notice is hereby given been filed against you and claims to the afore- employment-opportu DIONISIO J. TRINIDAD; 12 hour shifts. Sign on nities JESSICA TRINIDAD; property, affixture of that on the 12th day of in the District Court of mentioned real proper- bonus for full time em- June, 2017, the Board CITY OF CLOVIS, any mobile or manufac- Roosevelt County, New ty, and for such other ployment available. OPERATORS tured home to the land, of Education of the Por- Mexico, by Plaintiff, and further relief as the Please apply online: tales Municipal School Defendants. deactivation of title to a U.S. Bank National As- Court may deem just genesishcc.com We are seeking experi- mobile or manufactured District No. 1, County of sociation, as Trustee, in and proper. Clovis Healthcare and enced Asphalt Roller home on the property, if Roosevelt, State of NOTICE OF SALE trust for the registered Rehabilitation Center Operators for highway any, environmental New Mexico adopted a holders of Citigroup You are further notified $500 REWARD FOR construction in Clovis, contamination on the Resolution authorizing Mortgage Loan Trust that unless you enter or MENTAL HEALTH Re- NOTICE IS HEREBY LOST MALE CAT: NM. property, if any, and and directing the is- 2007-AHL2, Asset- cause to be entered sources, Inc. has a va- GIVEN that on July 19, “Smokey” has been zoning violations con- suance of $1,500,000 Backed Pass-Through your appearance or file cancy for a part-time 2017, at the hour of missing for a week. He K. Barnett & Sons, Inc. cerning the property, if general obligation Certificates, Series responsive pleadings or (20-25 hours per week) 11:00 a.m., the under- usually is black in col- 2405 W. 7th St. any. school bonds of said 2007-AHL2, in which motions in said cause Accounting/Payroll As- signed Special Master or, but body is white be- Clovis, NM 88101 District. Plaintiff prays for the within thirty (30) days of sistant. The applicants will, at the main en- cause he is shaved. 575-762-4407 NOTICE IS FURTHER foreclosure of its Note the third consecutive main role will be the trance of the Curry Please help a devastat- GIVEN that the pur- The Resolution awards and Mortgage encum- publication of this No- management and com- County Courthouse, ed family find their Applicants are required 700 N. Main Street, chaser at such sale the sale of said bonds bering the real estate tice of Suit, judgment shall take title to the to the New Mexico Fi- and improvements lo- will be rendered against loved one. Please Call Clovis, New Mexico, or text: 817-374-3647 sell all the right, title above described real nance Authority; pro- cated at 1723 South each Defendant by de- and interest of the property subject to a vides for the form of Avenue N Portales, fault, and the relief above-named Defen- one month right of re- said bonds; fixes the New Mexico, 88130, in prayed for by Plaintiff dants in and to the demption. maturities of and inter- Roosevelt County, New will be granted. hereinafter described est rates on said bonds; Mexico, and more par- real estate to the high- Electronically e-filed provides for the levy of ticularly described as The name of the counsel est bidder for cash. /s/ Wesley Pool Wesley taxes to pay the princi- follows: for Plaintiff, U.S. Bank The property to be sold Pool, Special Master pal of and interest on National Association, is located at 109 Sum- 201 Innsdale Terrace said bonds; makes cer- LOTS THIRTEEN (13) as Trustee, in trust for mer Ct., Clovis, and is Clovis, NM 88101-3061 tain covenants to the AND FIFTEEN (15) OF the registered holders situate in Curry County, (575) 762-8300 purchasers of said BLOCK FOUR (4), of Citigroup Mortgage New Mexico, and is bonds; and provides SECOND AMENDED Loan Trust 2007-AHL2, LEGAL 60825 other details concerning PLAT OF COLLEGE Asset-Backed Pass- LONG HAIR chihuahua, particularly described June 13th – June 22, female needs good in- as follows: said bonds. Complete ACRES ADDITION TO Through Certificates, 2017 copies of the Resolu- THE CITY OF POR- Series 2007-AHL2, is door home. Very sweet tion are available for TALES, ROOSEVELT Rose L. Brand & Asso- and feisty Call 575-749- LOT TEN (10) IN BLOCK INVITATION TO BID 0591 FOUR (4) OF THE public inspection during COUNTY, NEW MEXI- ciates, P.C., 7430 FAIRFIELD ADDITION, normal and regular CO, ANO THE WEST Washington Street, NE, REWARD!!!! Sealed bids will be re- business hours at the EIGHTEEN FEET (18') Albuquerque, New UNIT NO. SEVEN (7), ceived at Southwestern LOST male cat, black TO THE CITY OF CLO- Portales Municipal OF SOUTH AVENUE Mexico 87109, Tele- and gray tiger stripped, Regional Housing & School District No. 1 N, ADJACENT TO THE phone: (505) 833- VIS, CURRY COUNTY, Community Develop- won't bite or scratch. NEW MEXICO, as Administration Office, WEST SIDE OF LOTS 3036. Please call 575-562- ment Corp., 2480 Lake- Portales, New Mexico. 13 AND 15, VACATED shown by the official side Drive, Suite C, Las 9382. recorded plat thereof. This notice constitutes BY THE CITY OF POR- BY ORDER OF The Hon- Cruces, NM 88007. compliance with NMSA TALES, NOVEMBER 5, orable Donna J. Mowr- The following BID# 01- 1978, Section 6-14-6. 1990, ACCORDING TO er, District Judge of the Advertising Works! THE FOREGOING SALE 62017 for Weatheriza- will be made to satisfy a tion Materials and In- judgment rendered by DATED this 12th day of stallation of Weather- June, 2017. the above Court in the ization Materials that above entitled and meet or exceed US De- /s/ Alan W. Garrett numbered cause on partment of Energy and May 17, 2017, being an Secretary, Board of Edu- New Mexico standards. cation action to foreclose a The following BID# 02- mortgage on the above 62017 for Licensed LEGAL 60424 described property. Plumbing, Heating and May 30, 2017 The Plaintiff's Judg- Electrical Contractors to June 6, 2017 ment, which includes repair, tune-up, or re- June 13, 2017 interest and costs, is place Heating & Cool- $135,276.91 and the ing systems and related STATE OF NEW same bears interest at health and safety ser- MEXICO 4.750% per annum vices. Current license, COUNTY OF from June 1, 2016, to Bond and Certificate of ROOSEVELT the date of sale. The Insurance Required, for NINTH JUDICIAL Plaintiff and/or its as- bid specifications pack- DISTRICT COURT signees has the right to age contact Patricia bid at such sale and Charles, Weatherization No. D-911-CV-2016- submit its bid verbally Program Manager at 00304

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Ability to re- sometimes wet condi- excellent condition, 3 nated against based on government, crime and solve problems and tions according to slides, walk-around race, color, religion, schools, we want to make decisions in a weather. Work will be ALL real estate advertis- queen bed, electric/gas sex, sexual orientation, hear from you. timely manner and to from 7:00am to 3:30pm ing in Clovis Media Inc. fridge and water heater, gender identity, national Experience is preferred, work in a fast-paced Monday thru Friday. newspapers is subject to one-piece rubber roof, origin, age, disability, but entry-level candi- sales and team envi- The salary is $11.00 the Federal Fair Housing automatic hydraulic lev- veteran status, genetic dates with demonstrat- ronment will help you per hour the employer Act of 1968 as amended eling system, 4KW gas information, or any oth- ed ability will be consid- be successful. guarantees that ¾ of which makes it illegal to generator, 16' awning, er characteristic pro- ered. We offer a com- the employment term advertise "any prefer- electric step, 19” & 32” tected by law. petitive benefits pack- Must possess a valid will be paid. All work ence, limitation or dis- two flat screen TVs, full age including medical driver's license and tools will be provided at crimination based on body paint & many THE COMMUNITY Ser- and vision programs, proof of current auto in- no cost. Transportation race, color, religion, more extras, inside vices Center (CSC) is paid vacation and a re- surance. and subsistence costs handicap, family status storage when not in currently accepting ap- tirement plan. will be paid by the em- or national origin, or an use. 575-693-6487 plications for a full-time Applicants should email The Eastern New Mexico ployer upon 50% com- intention to make any coordinator for the Non- a resume and several News offers a competi- pletion of the contract. such preference, limita- Emergency Medical writing examples to Hu- tive base pay plus com- Free housing is provid- tion or discrimination." Transportation Pro- man Resources Direc- mission along with ben- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ed to workers who can- Clovis Media Inc. will not gram. tor Joyce Cruce at: efits such as health and not reasonably return to knowingly accept any ad- Applicant must be willing [email protected]. vision insurance and their permanent resi- vertising in this newspa- sick and vacation pay. FULL TIME Class A CDL dence at the end of the to serve as a backup NEED CAREGIVER per that is in violation of driver to transport Please send resume Hazmat Driver needed. work day. Apply at the the law. Our readers are and cover letter to for an adult female Apply at Redrock Oil nearest state job ser- hereby informed that all clients within a 250 mile wheelchair bound. radius, pass a nation- [email protected]. 521 W. Brady, Clovis vice or the Utah work- dwellings advertised in wide background We look forward to Evening Shift 575-309-1665 force agency reference this newspaper are avail- Sunday-Friday job number 1312249 or check, required training hearing from you. able on an equal oppor- and a drug test to be 5pm-8pm NEW TODAY! fax resumes to Thayn's tunity basis. To complain ROYAL TRAVEL 37 ft. considered for employ- RETIREMENT RANCH- Please call: Farm Green River, UT. of discrimination, call FIFTH WHEEL IS a community ES, Inc. is now accept- 575-714-1085 435-564- 3393. ment at CSC. newspaper seeking an HUD toll-free at 1-800- **Showroom Quality** An application and job ing resumes for the po- THAYN'S FARM Green 424-8590. 3 slides Triaxle. W/D. ADVERTISING SALES River, UT is now taking description may be sition of Comptroller. TERESA SAID, “Thank Two large central A/C's REPRESENTATIVE. Accounting degree pre- applications for season- picked up at 1100 Com- you so much for run- Queen walk-around Your duties will include ferred. Must have ex- al work for the period of APARTMENTS munity Way in Portales. focusing on selling ad- ROOFERS WANTED for ning the ad for our bed. Hide-a-bed sofa. perience with all as- 08/01/2017 thru 09/10/ ROOSEVELT Two swivel chairs. CSC is an EOE. vertising across all metal and single ply pects of AR, AP and fi- 2017. The number of lost Jeep key. It was Large entertainment Review of applications available product lines roofing applications. will begin immediately nancial statements and temporary positions for returned today by the CLEAN 1BR 1BA du- center. Fireplace. (print, interactive, digi- must be detailed orient- Must be able to obtain farm workers is 5. person who had plex 1 year lease and continue until the tal, etc.). You will be Dinette booth. ed. We offer competi- security clearance at Workers will be re- found it after they $385 rent $385 deposit position is filled. asked to meet and ex- CAFB. Pay dependent Electric/gas fridge and Applicants are encour- tive wages and full ben- quired to keep all prop- read it in the no pets 575*749*2308 hot water heater. ceed monthly sales and on experience. Apply at erty, housing, and farm aged to follow up on efit package. Send re- Classifieds.” Deluxe bathroom. Rub- revenue goals and ob- sume to HR at 2221 Dil- WWRC, Inc. 1716 W buildings clean. Work CLEAN 2BR / 1BA du- applications. jectives for all advertis- 7th Street, Clovis. No Awesome! plex water paid 1 year ber roof. Lots of stor- lon Clovis NM. such as planting, trellis- age inside and out. ing media. Helping our phone calls. EOE ididh lease no pets $650.00 rent $650 deposit Must sell. Located in 575*749*2308 Lubbock, Texas. $31,500 Please call 210-317-5357 HOUSE FOR RENT CURRY COUNTY MOTORCYCLES NEW TODAY!

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FULL TIME Class A CDL DRIVERS CDL-A: Excel- RETIREMENT RANCH- WEST COAST Region- Hazmat Driver needed. lent benefits! 401k! ES, Inc. is now accept- al Routes Class A Apply at Redrock Oil Paid Vacation, Good ing resumes for the po- CDL, Miles, sign on 521 W. Brady, Clovis Home Time! Local, Re- sition of Comptroller. bonus, home time, full 575-309-1665 gional, OTR. 23yoa, Accounting degree pre- benefits, new tractors, Tank End req! 855-349- ferred. Must have ex- weekly pay. Call 5097 perience with all as- pects of AR, AP and fi- Grant at 575-520- nancial statements and 5330. grant@wild- PETS FOR SALE CARS FOR SALE must be detailed orient- westexpress.com ed. We offer competi- 3 KITTENS free to good tive wages and full ben- homes. 12 weeks old efit package. Send re- and box trained in Clo- sume to HR at 2221 Dil- vis Call 505-369-5704 lon Clovis NM. 4 GERMAN SHEPHERD mix puppies, Free to EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY -HEALTHCARE Good Homes in Clovis. 2002 BMW 745I seeks Mathematics Call 505-369-5704 Leather, Navigation, Instructor. Apply on- CNA's AKC GERMAN Heated Seats, Sun Roof, line:http://www.enmu. Openings available for all ROOFERS WANTED for Shepherd Puppies edu/employment-hr/ shifts. All positions are metal and single ply Please call ****LOADED*** employment-opportu 12 hour shifts. Sign on roofing applications. 575-760-0880 & S uper Clean Must be able to obtain $10,900 LOW miles nities bonus for full time em- FREE TO Good Home ployment available. security clearance at Contact: 575-268-1716 OPERATORS CAFB. Pay dependent Only: Family of 3 dogs; Please apply online: 2 males & 1 female. genesishcc.com on experience. Apply at We are seeking experi- Looking to give all 3 to Clovis Healthcare and WWRC, Inc. 1716 W enced Asphalt Roller the same home if possi- Rehabilitation Center 7th Street, Clovis. No Operators for highway phone calls. EOE ble. Call: 575-749-5747. construction in Clovis, (Serious Inquiries Only) NM. FREE TO good home: 2004 DODGE K. Barnett & Sons, Inc. female kitten, 2 months old, black and white INTREPID SE MODEL THAYN'S FARM Green 2405 W. 7th St. *** SUPER CLEAN *** River, UT is now taking and has only one eye. Clovis, NM 88101 POWER SEATS, applications for season- 575-762-4407 Call Caprock Veterinary al work for the period of 575-359-1513. 22's, & AC 08/01/2017 thru 09/10/ Applicants are required $4,900 2017. The number of to pass a drug/alcohol FREE TO GOOD Contact: 575-268-1716 temporary positions for THE COMMUNITY Ser- screening, fitness eval- WEST COAST Regional HOMES, ranch cats farm workers is 5. vices Center (CSC) is uation and state/federal Routes. Class A CDL, or house kittens, 2 Workers will be re- currently accepting ap- criminal background Good miles, sign on 1/2 mo old. Please 2006 MAZDA6 quired to keep all prop- plications for a full-time checks. bonus, home time, full help me find good 4 door all electric erty, housing, and farm coordinator for the Non- benefits, new tractors, homes for nine 9 kit- cruise control keyless buildings clean. Work Emergency Medical K. Barnett & Sons, Inc. is weekly pay. Call Grant tens 575-218-3293 entry nice, clean car such as planting, trellis- Transportation Pro- an equal employment at 575-520-5330. DOES NEED A [email protected] ing, weeding and har- gram. opportunity employer. LONG HAIR chihuahua, MOTOR & BATTERY vesting. Will transplant Applicant must be willing All qualified applicants female needs good in- asking $750. plants, hoe and pull to serve as a backup will receive considera- door home. Very sweet For more info call weeds, stake and tie driver to transport tion for employment and feisty Call 575-749- 575-693-3078. tomatoes, harvest vari- clients within a 250 mile and will not be discrimi- 0591 ous vegetable crops, radius, pass a nation- nated against based on pack crops, irrigate, wide background race, color, religion, TRUCK/VAN/SUV shovel ditches, and re- check, required training sex, sexual orientation, move plastic mulch. and a drug test to be gender identity, national Lifting and carrying up considered for employ- origin, age, disability, to 50lbs. Workers will ment at CSC. veteran status, genetic MENTAL HEALTH Re- NEW TODAY! work in hot, cold and An application and job information, or any oth- sources, Inc. has a va- sometimes wet condi- description may be er characteristic pro- cancy for a part-time 1991 B 2600 Mazda PU, tions according to picked up at 1100 Com- tected by law. (20-25 hours per week) 4WD, long bed, good weather. Work will be munity Way in Portales. Accounting/Payroll As- condition, 100K, 5 spd, from 7:00am to 3:30pm CSC is an EOE. sistant. The applicants super cab, Call 575- Monday thru Friday. Review of applications main role will be the CAMPERS AND 825-1460 leave mes- The salary is $11.00 will begin immediately management and com- MOTOR HOMES sage. per hour the employer and continue until the putation of payroll but guarantees that ¾ of position is filled. will also assist in all 2001 YUKON XL 3 rd row the employment term Applicants are encour- other accounting duties. seats, DVD player, will be paid. All work aged to follow up on Two years in account- moon roof, $4200 Call tools will be provided at applications. ing experience pre- 575-762-9540 no cost. Transportation ferred. Payroll back- and subsistence costs ground is a must. A le- will be paid by the em- ENMRSH, INC. gal background check ployer upon 50% com- will be completed. Inter- pletion of the contract. Immediate openings for ested applicants must 1999 WINNEBAGO Free housing is provid- submit a cover letter, Laborer, HR Clerk, Chieftain Triton V10 ed to workers who can- Program Manager, resume and five refer- not reasonably return to 34' long, mileage Receptionist, Accounting ences with phone num- 34,819, hydraulic level- 2004 CADILLAC their permanent resi- Clerk, RN, etc. bers and a copy of *MAKE UP to $3,000 ers, 2 slide outs, dual Escalade ESV dence at the end of the diploma to Lorraine Super Clean work day. Apply at the in ONLY 14 days!! fridge gas/elec., walk Apply online or in person: Meza, Human Re- around bed w/underbed only 91k mi, nearest state job ser- Managing firework stand sources, 1100 West enmrsh.org or storage, H/AC, genera- vice or the Utah work- NO INVESTMENT 21st, Clovis, NM 88101. LOADED & 26's 2700 E. 7th St., Clovis tor, plenty of storage in- rd force agency reference REQUIRED! 3 row seats. Deadline for accepting side/out, hide-a-bed job number 1312249 or June 21-July 4, application material is ***only $12,900*** 575-762-3718 couch, dinette table, fax resumes to Thayn's mrwfireworks.com Tuesday, June 13, Contact: 575-268-1716 stove, microwave, tow Farm Green River, UT. to submit app, or EEO/M/F/disability/ 2017. MHR is an bar and especially a 435-564- 3393. 210-622-3788, m-f EOE/AA employer. protected veteran status drivers side door. If in- terested please call 575-762-4617

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