11-Year-Old Struck by Car, Hospitalized ❏ Boy in ‘Stable Condition’ Hours After Incident, According to School Superintendent

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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com FIELD READINESS 11-year-old struck by car, hospitalized ❏ Boy in ‘stable condition’ hours after incident, according to school superintendent. By David Grieder STAFF WRITER [email protected] CLOVIS — A child was hospitalized Monday morning after being struck by a car while crossing a busy intersection on his way to school, an apparent accident of timing and visibility. The 11-year old boy “was alert and con- scious,” but “complained of pain to his back and head” and was transported to Plains Regional Medical Center, according to an email from Clovis Police Capt. Roman Romero. Clovis Municipal Schools Superintendent Jody Balch said the boy was in “stable condition” hours after the incident. Neither Balch nor Romero had updates Monday afternoon. The driver was not cited, Romero said, as the vehicle had right-of-way at the time of the incident just before 7:55 a.m. at the intersection of 21st and Sycamore Streets. Yucca Middle School Principal Loran Hill said the child, a sixth grader, lives somewhere east of Norris Street and sometimes rides the bus into school. He wasn’t sure why the boy came on foot Monday, and said classes don’t start till 8:20 a.m. so “he would’ve had plenty of time” to get to class. Jennifer Bigler said she was three cars back, on Sycamore Street, at the time of the collision. She said the boy was at the northeast cor- ner of the intersection when the car nearest him in the westbound lane of 21st stopped at the intersection. The boy started running

ACCIDENT on Page 5A Fraud reports plague ENMU student election Staff photo: Tony Bullocks J.D. Ortiz, a volunteer groundskeeper, preps the Greene Acres softball field Monday afternoon for American Fast Pitch Little ❏ Re-vote held after officials League games. The league has one or two games daily, except Sundays. discover vulnerability in school’s online voting tool. By David Grieder Candidate Q&As: Curry County Magistrate Judge, District 1 STAFF WRITER [email protected] Keith Farkas and Janemarie KEITH FARKAS is a judicial specialist at JANEMARIE VANDER DUSSEN is direc- Vander Dussen, both Curry County Magistrate Court. tor of victim services for the 9th Judicial District. PORTALES — Welcome to student govern- Republicans, are seeking a ment, complete with student voter fraud con- four-year term as Curry County Summarize your understanding of the job Summarize your understanding of the job cerns. magistrate judge for District 1. description for magistrate description for magistrate Eastern New Mexico University addressed Duane Castleberry is the judge. judge. an election controversy last month, holding a incumbent who chose not to Well, a magistrate judge Well, magistrate judges re-vote in its student body presidential race seek re-election. hears most of the cases that hear all misdemeanor cases. after officials discovered in its online voting A misdemeanor is a criminal Candidates were given the start in Curry County. It’s a tool an apparent vulnerability that may have job that takes up a lot of case that can be punished by been exploited. same questions, and asked to time, and they hear every- up to one year in the Curry The victor was the same in each version of answer them on the spot. thing from traffic tickets up County Adult Detention the election, but college officials and the con- Absentee voting began last to the first appearances for Center. They also handle all stituents of its student government can have week and will take place murders. civil cases up to $10,000. more confidence in the process going forward. Monday through Friday from 8 Farkas They also handle preliminary Vander The discrepancies were first identified by a.m. to 5 p.m. until June 1 and What professional experi- hearing evaluations or cases Dussen the executive secretary of the university’s from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on June ence, or otherwise, have you had that you feel in which there has to be a Office of Planning and Analysis. 2 at the Curry County qualifies you for this position? probable cause determined for a case to be “I pulled the information down to send to Administrative Complex. I’ve been in public service for most of my bound over to district court on a felony the advisor and the director of elections, and I Early voting begins Saturday adult life. I’ve got 26 years of experience charge. glanced at the IP addresses and noticed a and will be available Tuesday that’s continuing, and I’ve got all three sides They handle such things as DWIs, up to bunch of the same IP addresses within a through Saturday from 10 a.m. of the spectrum in the criminal justice system. third offense, simple possession charges, tele- minute of each other,” Cristine Watson told to 6 p.m. at the North Plains I’ve been a police officer, I’ve worked at the phone harassment, and more. The News of her initial look at the April 2-6 Mall — Police Substation. detention center with inmates and I’m cur- online election results. The primary is June 5. rently working in the courts. I think that gives What professional experience, or otherwise, What that might have amounted to was a The annual salary for the me a pretty good view from all sides of the have you had that you feel qualifies you for person voting repeatedly, according to the magistrate judge position is $89,907.79. FARKAS on Page 5A VANDER DUSSEN on Page 5A FRAUD on Page 5A

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Information: 575- CLOVIS — The Curry County meeting. region.” 935-2279 Commission will try again to put in “I think this is important that we Rey said there is no financial com- Thursday ■ Texico High School gradua- place an agreement with the city of work together and try to put our best mitment associated with approving the ■ Elida High School graduation — 2 p.m. at Texico Sports Clovis regarding shared services foot forward and move on,” Thornton resolution. tion — 4 p.m. at the Elida High Arena. Information: 575-482-3801 between the county and the city at said. ■ The commission will vote on a School Gymnasium. Information: ■ Dora High School gradua- today’s meeting. Also on the agenda for today's meet- resolution to establish the Ranchvale 575-274-6211 tion — 3 p.m. at Guy Luscombe The intergovernmental services ing, scheduled for 9 a.m. in the com- Fire District. ■ Page Turners Book Club — Gymnasium. Information: 575-477- agreement came before the commis- mission chambers at the Curry County According to the resolution, the dis- 6:30 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public 2211 sion at its May 1 meeting, but was Administrative Complex, 417 Gidding trict already has adequate water supply Library. Book: “The All-Girl Filling ■ voted down 3-2 in part due to issues St.: Melrose High School gradu- capabilities and a fire truck. Station’s Last Reunion.” ation — 7 p.m. at the Melrose High with the agreement combining seem- ■ The commission will vote on a ■ Rey will provide an update on the Information: 575-763-9687 School Gymnasium. Information: ingly unrelated issues, water and the resolution supporting the USDA Rural 575-253-4291 detention center. Development “Stronger Economies county’s Community Development Friday Block Grant application. ■ “I think we’ve got the kinks worked Together” (SET) program and econom- ■ Clovis High School gradua- Sunday out and got it separated,” said ic development plan. The meeting will be followed by tion — 6 p.m. at the Curry County ■ Grady High School Commissioner Robert Thornton, who According to Curry County an executive session. According to the Events Center. Information: 575- Graduation — 5 p.m. at the Grady has been negotiating the agreement Administrative Services Coordinator agenda, the purpose of the executive 769-4350 High School Gymnasium. session is “to discuss matters subject to ■ Fort Sumner High School along with Commissioner Chet Spear Doria Rey, “the purpose of SET is to Information: 575-357-2192 the attorney-client privilege pertaining graduation — 6 p.m. at the Fort and Clovis City Commissioners strengthen the capacity of communities ■ Country Gospel Concert — Sumner High School Gymnasium. Ladona Clayton and Sandra Taylor- in rural America to work together in to threatened or pending litigation in 6 p.m. at Living Word Church, 2101 Information: 575-355-7734 Sawyer. developing and implementing an eco- which Curry County is or may become E. 21st St., Clovis. Bruce and Betty ■ Bovina High School gradua- Thornton said he hopes the two nomic development blueprint that a participant.” from Buckeye, Arizona will perform tion — 7 p.m. (CDT) at the Bovina High School Auditorium. country gospel music. Information: Information: 806-251-1336 575-218-1914 ■ Muleshoe High School Roosevelt employees to receive incentives Monday graduation — 7 p.m. (CDT) at ■ Muleshoe High School Stitch Addicts — 1:30 p.m. to By Eamon Scarbrough employees attend, but they public supervisor and certi- we have the finances to be 3 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Gymnasium. Information: 806-272- STAFF WRITER still “spend time away from fied county clerk will able to do it, we’ll continue Library. Crochet lesson: Puff stitch their families in order to 7400 [email protected] receive a $300 incentive. to reward,” she said. stole. Information: 575-763-9687 achieve these certifications Commissioner Shane Lee Hamilton said contract Saturday PORTALES — that are of a great benefit to wondered if the incentives employees such as the ■ American Cancer Society Ongoing the county.” would tip the scales in the ■ Beginning this year, detention administrator and Mushball Tournament — 8 a.m. at Artist of the month — Art Roosevelt County employ- The resolution states that county’s budget, but county manager, as well as from Aubrey Ann Johnson and the Portales Softball Complex. ees who have special certi- employees who hold a cer- County Manager Amber Sandi Chitwood will be on exhibit all elected officials, are not Teams must register by Sunday. fications will receive yearly tified Americans with Hamilton answered in the eligible for the incentives. Individual registration is $10. month at Clovis-Carver Public incentives. Disabilities Act coordinator negative. Also at Monday’s meet- Information: 575-693-9555 Library. Information: 575-762-6359 designation, chief procure- “It’s a $4,300 difference, ■ The Roosevelt County ing: Roosevelt County ment officer certification or approximately. It’s already ■ Prevention Day — 10 a.m. to 1 The events calendar is a daily Commission approved a a certified floodplain man- figured in (to the budget),” Commissioners p.m. in the Jake Lopez Building at listing of area events. To place an resolution at its Monday ager designation will she said, adding that the approved a continuation of the Roosevelt County Fairgrounds. item on the calendar, call the meeting giving employees receive a $1,000 yearly incentives are “contingent fire danger emergency in Several organizations, businesses newsroom at 575-356-4481 or e- incentive pay of up to incentive. Employees with upon sufficient revenue and Roosevelt County. ■ and agencies will be present with mail: $1,000 for each certificate defensive driving certifi- financial capacity.” Commissioners prevention information. Information: [email protected] they hold. cates and CPR certifica- “So in the event that approved the annual adop- Human Resource tions will receive a $250 we’re not able to continue tion of certifications and Administrator Debra Olds yearly incentive. this program, then that is in commitments for the coun- said the county already Employees with certifica- there as well to protect the ty’s community develop- Markets pays for the classes tions including certified commission. So as long as ment block grant. Dow Jones: 24,899.41 +68.24 (+0.27%) Gold: 1,313.60/oz Silver: 16.52/oz Oil: 71.16/barrel Closing Quotes GlaxoSmithKline 40.04 Curry road repairs scheduled Altria Group Inc 55.02 Int’ Business Machines Corp. 144.30 Lottery AT&T Inc. 32.19 Intel Corporation 54.90 ■ Atmos Energy Corporation 87.46 The Coca-Cola Co 42.04 Saturday BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS Dennis Fury: Chip Seal on Curry Road Bank of America Corp 31.12 Southwest Airlines Co 52.20 ■ The road department has D from State Road 77 to Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 52.02 McDonald's Corporation 164.72 Citigroup Inc 72.62 Curry County road workers scheduled an overlay of chip Curry Road 19 and on Curry Merck & Co., Inc. 59.68 Powerball will be making repairs this seal Wednesday on Curry Road 10 from Curry Road E Chevron Corporation 130.39 Microsoft Corporation 98.03 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 52.09 Newmont Mining Corp 40.39 week and officials are asking Road 17 from Curry Road G to Curry Road G began Edison International 62.33 PepsiCo, Inc. 97.15 22 42 45 55 56 motorists to consider alternate to State Road 209. Monday and continues today. Exxon Mobil Corporation 81.83 PNM Resources Inc 38.50 Ford Motor Company 11.18 Powerball: 14 routes or expect delays. The road will be closed to Questions may be General Electric Company 14.71 Sears Holdings Corp 3.65 According to news releases through traffic from 6:45 a.m. addressed to Fury at 575-762- Tenneco Inc 46.60 Verizon Communications Inc. 48.49 Powerplay: 3 from Road Superintendent to 5 p.m. Wednesday. 1501. Washington Federal Inc. 32.20 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 65.10 Wells Fargo & Co 54.48 Lotto Texas Wal-Mart Stores Inc 84.39 Meetings calendar Xcel Energy Inc 45.01 4 11 19 28 51 54 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com Today Information: 575-769-7828 Thursday ■ Roosevelt County ■ Clovis Lodgers Tax ■ Curry County Health Community Development Block Advisory Board — 5:15 p.m. at the Council — Noon to 1 p.m. at the Grant Public Hearing — 8:30 a.m. Bert Cabiness City Government Curry County Administrative at the Roosevelt County Center, 321 N. Connelly St., Clovis. Complex, 417 Gidding St., Clovis. Courthouse, 109 W. First Street, Information: 575-769-7828 Information: 575-763-6009 Portales. Information: 575-356- ■ Bovina City Council — 6:30 ■ Eastern New Mexico Water 5307 p.m. (CDT) at Bovina City Hall, 205 Utility Authority — 1 p.m. at 417 ■ Curry County Commission North St., Bovina. Information: 806- Gidding St., Clovis. Information: — 9 a.m. in the Curry County 251-1116 575-935-4264 Commission chambers, 417 ■ Clovis City Commission — Gidding St., Clovis. Information: Wednesday 5:15 p.m. at north annex of Clovis- 575-763-5591 ■ Clovis Local Emergency Carver Public Library. Information: ■ Friends of the Clovis-Carver Planning Committee — 1 p.m. at 575-769-7828 Public Library — 11:30 a.m. in the the Bert Cabiness City Government conference room of the Clovis- Center, 321 N. Connelly St., Carver Public Library, 701 N. Main Monday Portales. Information: 575-769- ■ St., Clovis. Information: 575-763- Clovis Parks, Recreation 9687 7828 and Beautification Committee — ■ ■ Clovis Cultural and Ethnic Chamber Board of Directors 5:30 p.m. at the Bert Cabiness City Affairs Committee — 5 p.m. at the — 11:30 a.m. at Clovis/Curry Government Center, 321 N. Bert Cabiness City Government Chamber. Information: 575-769- Connelly St., Clovis. Information: Center, 321 N. Connelly St., Clovis. 7828 575-769-7828

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Member: The Associated Press THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3A Obituaries Jail logs Booked at time and place stated in cita- obstructing an officer ■ Jorge Ordonez, 24 Death notices tion ■ Albert Hernandez, 42, ■ Joshua Romero, 30 The following were booked ■ ■ Richard Moti Serafin Ramirez, 43, fail- tampering with evidence, pos- Tommy Sena, 21 into local jails Thursday ure to appear at time and place session of a controlled sub- ■ Steven McKenna, 60 Age: 84 Service: 2:00pm through Sunday: stated in citation stance, possession of drug para- ■ Robert Sorbo, 28 Residence: Clovis, NM Thursday, May 24, 2018 at ■Homer Anzaldua, 48, driv- phernalia ■ Jeremy Banning, 19 ■ Date and Place of Birth: Steed Todd Funeral Chapel. Clovis ing under the influence of Ronald Wilson, 46 May 26, 1933 in San ■ ■ Jose Illescas-Sanroman, liquor Brandon Brophy, 34 Angelo, TX Arrangements by Steed ■ Portales ■ Laurence Perez, 18 51, criminal sexual contact of a Arthur Martinez, 34, fail- Date and Place of Death: Todd Funeral Home, 575- ■ Javier Balbuena Sr., 27, ■ Brian Weiss, 36 minor, criminal sexual penetra- ure to appear at time and place May 11, 2018 in Clovis 763-5541 two bench warrants, felony ■ Jose Sierra, 44 tion, contributing to the delin- stated in citation ■ possession of a controlled sub- ■ Christopher Garcia, 30 quency of a minor Marco Montiel, 26, battery Funerals stance, use or possession of ■Virginia Palaia-Edgington, ■ Johnny Vigil, 25, assault against a household member ■ drug paraphernalia, concealing 38 Today at the Emmanuel Baptist against a household member, Damian Bargas, 21, failure ■ to appear on misdemeanor identity Maria Silva, 32 Ludell Heflin — 10 a.m Church, Portales failure to appear on misde- ■ ■ Robert Gomez, 31 at Wheeler Mortuary Saturday meanor charge charge Edward Alonzo Jr., 21, ■ ■ Dakota Pitcock, 29, failure aggravated battery upon peace Damon Smith, 41 Chapel, Portales Eva Mae Holleyman — ■ Robert Gomez, 31, battery ■ Marcello Garza, 21 to appear on misdemeanor officer ■ Wednesday 11 a.m. at Corona against a household member ■ Ricardo Silva, 27 James Reynolds —11 Presbyterian Church, Corona ■ Damon Smith, 41, failure charge Manuel Collaso, 31, bench ■ Illene Bustamante, 38 ■ Samantha Lomaintewa, warrant ■ a.m. at Lawn Haven May 24 to appear on misdemeanor ■ Claudia Reza, 35 Memorial Gardens, Clovis Richard Motl — 2 p.m. charge 26, battery upon a peace officer, Tayler Dixon, 21, aggra- ■ Homer Anzaldua, 48 Friday at Steed-Todd Funeral ■ Selestino Owen, 36, pro- resisting evading or obstructing vated driving while under the ■Arthur Martinez, 34 George Faver — 11 a.m. Chapel, Clovis bation violation an officer, failure to appear at influence of intoxicating liquor ■Ariana Tapia, 18 ■ Robert Regenhardt, 37, time and place stated in citation or any drug, failure to maintain ■ Percy Herrera, 44, failure traffic lanes Fred Allen Stieg receiving stolen property, fail- ■ Portales ure to pay fines to pay fines, failure to appear at Claudia Griego, 23, bench April 20, 1922 - May 10, 2018 ■ time and place stated in citation warrant ■ Edward Alonzo Jr., 21, Fred Allen Stieg, 96, a resident of Conchas Dam, NM Brett Diaz, 44, shoplifting ■ ■ passed away on Thursday, May 10, 2018, at Vecinos ■ Kayla Solomon, 22, fail- Jacobo Campa, 22, battery Keandre Hall, 21, bench bond ■ Sanos Assisted Living in Santa Rosa, NM where he cur- ure to appear on a felony against a household member, warrant Amanda Chandler, 38, ■ rently resided. charge, failure to appear at time probation violation, resisting, Manuel Olivas, 42, felony bond Mr. Stieg was born on April 20, 1922, in Carlsbad, NM to evading or obstructing an offi- possession of a controlled sub- ■ Manuela Cisneros, 36, the home of Fred J. and Pauline Anthony Stieg. He grew and place stated in citation, failure to pay fines, failure to cer stance, use or possession of bond up in Carlsbad and attended school in Clovis. ■ ■ During World War II Fred worked in the shipyards in Long appear on misdemeanor charge Jamon McClendon, 34, drug paraphernalia, driving Christopher Knowlden, Beach, CA. He also worked for the railroad and was an ■ Narcizo Soto, 42, aggra- failure to pay fines, failure to while license suspended or 20, bond auto mechanic. appear revoked ■ Alton Smith, 49, charges Fred is survived by his wife of 76 years Alma Christine vated battery against a house- ■ hold member, possession of a Eustacio Nevarez, 62, ■ Julio Pacheco, 43, driving dismissed Stieg; children, Fred, Bill, Polly, and Martha along with their driving while under the influ- ■ spouses; numerous grandchildren; great-grandchildren; firearm or destructive device by while license suspended or Jessica Aguilar, 36, bond ■ and great-great-grandchildren; along with many nephews a felon, possession of a con- ence, failure to maintain traffic revoked, no insurance, failure Manuel Collaso, 31, other and nieces. trolled substance lane to register vehicle jail Graveside services were held on Monday, May 14, 2018 ■ ■ ■ Jorge Ordonez, 24, failure Daniel Brown, 41, failure Tayler Dixon, 21, bond at 2 PM at the Elida Cemetery in Elida, NM. to pay fines, probation violation ■ Benjamin Fierro, 31, other Pallbearers will be Allen Stieg, Bob Macan, Brad Stieg, to pay fines ■ Released Kelley Spinks, Jonathon Spinks, Dean Miller and David ■ Matthew Cordova, 25, Abimael Lopez-Cabadilla, jail Stieg. probation violation 25, battery against a household The following were ■ Claudia Griego, 23, bond In lieu of flowers, the family asks that a donation is made ■Tiffanie Romero, 24, crim- member released from local jails ■ Keandre Hall, 21, bond to the charity of your choice in Mr. Stieg's honor. ■Ariana Tapia, 18, failure to Friday through Monday: ■ rd inal solicitation to commit lar- John Hobbs, 22, other jail Services entrusted to Chavez Funeral Home, 923 S. 3 pay fines Street, Santa Rosa, NM, 575-472-3369. ceny, failure to appear at time ■ and place stated in citation Joseph Castillo, 25, battery Clovis* * The Curry County ■ Marcello Garza, 21, driv- against a household member, Detention Center in Clovis Eva Mae Holleyman child abuse (negligently ■ Ricky Morse, 22 ing on suspended or revoked ■ does not disclose the rea- August 23, 1922 - May 10, 2018 caused, no death or great bodi- Deandra Childers, 28 sons for release in its daily A celebration of the life license, no proof of insurance, ■ Eric Childers, 29 speeding ly harm), possession of mari- briefings. of Eva Mae Holleyman, juana ■ Cusseta Chambers, 33 95, will be at 11:00 AM, ■ Ruby Armijo, 28, failure ■ Daniel Espinoza, 42, pro- ■ Christopher Padgett, 34 Saturday, May 19, 2018, to appear on a felony charge ■ — Compiled by the Staff at the Corona Presbyteri- ■ bation violation, failure to Ramona Gonzales, 41 of The News Ricardo Silva, 27, failure ■ Brett Diaz, 44 an Church, Corona, NM to appear at time and place stat- appear, resisting, evading or with Allan Brunson offici- ating, assisted by Rev. ed in citation Ron Brunson. Burial will ■Illene Bustamante, 38, bat- follow in the Corona tery against a household mem- Reporter’s Cemetery, Corona, NM ber with Tom Porter, Buzzy ■ Jonathan Romero, 22, out Zink, Jerry Sharp, Billy of state fugitive notebook Sharp, Bunk Mullins and ■ Allen Sultemeier serving John Fallon, 57, failure to as pallbearers. Visitation register as a sex offender Holiest season ■ will be in Portales on Enrique Trujillo, 45, pro- merican Muslims, Wednesday, May 16, bation violation ■ as well as those 2018, from 8 AM to 8 Amanda Arguijo, 38, fail- around the world, PM. Mrs. Holleyman will ure to appear on misdemeanor A are set to begin a month of be available for visitation at the church on Saturday prior to charge the service from 9 AM until service time. ■ fasting as Ramadan starts Eva Mae Holleyman, 95, passed away May 10, 2018, in William Whitehead, 60, tonight at sundown. aggravated driving while under Portales, NM. She was born August 23, 1922, in Valentine, According to timeand- doing good deeds. the influence TX, to Karl and Kate Wilken. After graduating from Ysleta date.com, Ramadan is con- Ramadan concludes with High School, she earned a business degree and worked at ■ Lonnie Clark, 28, burglary sidered to be the holiest sea- the holiday Eid al-Fitr on the El Paso National Bank. of a vehicle, criminal damage son in the Islam year and June 15 in the United States, Eva Mae and her brother, Lefty grew up riding horses. to property She competed at the El Paso Herald Post Kids' Rodeo in commemorates the first rev- when Muslims often cele- ■ Jean Aranda, 34, con- 1937, winning her first saddle. Eva Mae competed in barrel elation of the Quran to the brate with a feast and dress tributing to the delinquency of a racing in the 1940s. She was a Ranch Glamour Girl who Prophet Muhammad. in their nicest and newest minor did publicity for Madison Square Garden and Boston Gar- During the month-long clothes. dens Rodeos, where she performed with Gene Autry and ■ Ivan Hernandez, 24, pro- holy season, Muslims fast the Sons of the Pioneers. On July 9, 1947, Eva Mae mar- bation violation between sunup and sundown — Compiled by Staff ried John D. Holleyman. They traveled the country for John ■ Manuel Collaso, 31, fail- D. to rope professionally. They bought a ranch in Corona in and focus on prayer and Writer Jamie Cushman 1956, with partner Walton Poage. They ran both sheep and ure to appear at time and place cattle. She helped on the family ranch and last rode a stated in citation horse at 87. Eva Mae was inducted into the Texas Rodeo ■ Claudia Reza, 35, Hall of Fame in 2014. John D. and Eva Mae raised three obstructing investigation of children on the ranch, Lois Ann, Karen and Lon Holleyman. child abuse Eva Mae served as an elder for the Corona Presbyterian ■ Tabitha Martinez, 30, fail- Church, attending from 1956-2014. As leader of the Corona ure to appear at time and place Jewels 4-H Club, she helped young girls learn sewing and baking. She was a lifetime member of Beta Sigma Phi. She stated in citation also served as secretary for the New Mexico Jr. Rodeo As- ■ Crystal Dixon, 31, battery sociation. She is fondly remembered for her beautiful hand- upon a peace officer, posses- made quilts. Following an illness, Eva Mae resided at the sion of a controlled substance, Bee Hive from February 2015 - May 10, 2018. She attend- resisting, evading or obstruct- ed the First Presbyterian Church in Portales. ing an officer She is survived by daughters, Lois Ann (Darryl) Ratliff, ■ Karen (Dwayne) Kibbe, Lon (Alvina) Holleyman; six grand- Edwin Chavez, 53, proba- children, Kasi (Brad) Holland, J.D. Kibbe, Jodi (Luke) Diaz, tion violation, failure to appear Karen Ratliff, Heather Ratliff, and Meriah Holleyman; six great-grandchildren, Jordan, Derrick Holland, Baylor, Devin, Kamden Diaz. She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Lefty Wilken; and husband, John D. Hol- leyman of 65 years. Arrangements are under the direction of Wheeler Mortu- ary of Portales. 575-356-4455,wheelermortuary.net Page 4A Tuesday May 15, 2018 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt Counties OICES and beyond V THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Important to understand canine boundaries aving the closest their human family. to the online video sharing of both dog and human right ence dog bite prevention relationship to The mouth of a dog can site YouTube to see what before the bite. strategies and education, the Hhumans of all Sharna snap quickly, clamp down could be learned by observ- They noted that what they researchers concluded. those in the animal world, Johnson or puncture, rip and tear, ing footage of actual dog saw in the videos balanced Indeed, everyone and it’s easy to understand why ◆ and with remarkable speed bites and attacks — logical against existing findings in especially children should can deliver one bite after since a spontaneous bite dog bites research, with the understand dogs, just like dogs are known as “man’s In search best friend.” But that’s not of ponies another often before a from a family pet isn’t most common breeds people, have personal space to say the relationship is human even has time to exactly something easily involved being Chihuahuas, boundaries and whether they perfect. react. staged for research purpos- German shepherds, pit bulls mean to or not, when Dogs and humans have According to the Centers es. and labrador retrievers. humans don’t respect those some unavoidable truths — been almost inseparable in for Disease Control, more Published May 8 in Additionally, human boundaries, they can pro- the thousands of years their they are constructed to hunt than 4.5 million people are Scientific Reports, the study males were the most com- voke a dog to bite them. companionship has endured. and scavenge, with all the bitten by dogs every year. authors narrowed their mon bite recipients and chil- Being in tune to signs of Unfortunately, there are necessary agility, speed and More than 300 deaths were search videos posted dren and infants received discomfort or tension and plenty of times the connec- instinct that entails. attributed to dog attacks between January 2016 and more than half of the bites avoiding aggressive or inva- tion doesn’t click, the match They are also wired to from 1979 to 1996; the March 2017, analyzing 143 they analyzed. sive behavior are all impor- is flawed, or something goes protect themselves and their majority of victims were videos. In looking for common tant parts of forming a trust- terribly wrong. And in those resources, which means children. Not only did they docu- behaviors leading up to ing and respectful relation- situations the results can fight or flight is a default Additionally, when dogs ment the characteristics of bites, they found that con- ship with your pet and it’s range from disappointing to instinct when they feel cor- bite, serious injuries and the humans and dogs in the sistently, the humans either only fair, after all, it’s what downright dangerous. nered or threatened. infection are often a conse- video — age, gender, breed touched, leaned or stood we expect from them. As loving as they are and Add to that sharp rows of quence, the CDC reports, — they also looked at the over a dog about 20 seconds as well as they can blend very capable teeth backed and about one in five dog context and severity of the before the dog bit them. Sharna Johnson is into a family, adapting easi- by strong jaws, and their bites requires medical atten- bite or attack and in approx- Understanding the rela- always searching for ly to human habits and response to such a moment tion. imately 40 percent of the tionship between touching, ponies. Contact her at: expectations, dogs are ani- can be devastating, especial- University of Liverpool videos, footage allowed leaning or standing over a insearchofponies mals and with that come ly if directed at a member of researchers recently turned them to assess the behavior dog and bites should influ- @gmail.com Reverends speak hymn of hope and possibility

t’s like listening to a movement in the late 1800s, low wages, issues like the Barber. “It can’t just be in tax cuts to the wealthy but song you used to early 1900s, or it’s the lack of health care, issues our individual silos. We then put at risk every pro- Iknow. Leonard Bonus Marches that helped like the fact that more peo- can’t just have African gram that impacts the poor, It’s an old sweet song, a Pitts produce the New Deal in the ple die in this world from Americans talking about refuse living wages, refuse hymn of hope and possibili- ◆ 1930s, every generation has pollution than from any systemic racism and white health care in the wealthiest to stand up. There has to be other cause.” people talking about pover- nation in the world.” ty. It’s a tune you haven’t Syndicated heard in far too long. columnist a moral dissent and a moral This campaign is a con- ty. We need everybody Barber and Theoharis are That’s how it is when critique in every, every, tinuation of one Martin engaged on these issues and renewing King’s last dream. Rev. William Barber speaks every generation. If there is Luther King was working understanding how they are Against the shriveled moral- morality. It’s not just that injustice, if there is oppres- on when he was killed. In interlocking injustices.” ity of the age, they issue a reduced to an obsessive con- sion, every generation has to 2018 as in 1968, its chal- The aim, he says, is to put moral appeal that calls us to Barber, pastor of Greenleaf cern over what happens in Christian Church in other people’s bedrooms. pick it up. The success lenge — and promise — lie a “face on the facts.” “Pat’s” do better, to be better, all of Goldsboro, North Carolina, But morality isn’t small. begins when you stand up in getting people to under- face might do. In December, us, together. and organizer — with Rev. Rather, it is the very large and challenge it.” stand the intersectionality of she told public radio’s “This It reminds you what it Liz Theoharis — of the new question of how we treat The new Poor People’s their problems. Which is American Life” how, after was once like to think you Poor People’s Campaign, is one another, care for one Campaign was scheduled to just a fancy word for help- 44 years working at an could grab the Zeitgeist by eloquent. No, it’s that he another, as passengers on open Monday in 30 state ing a poor white farmer in Alabama chicken plant, she the throat and force it to reminds you how rare it has this rock. And as Barber capitals, including Alabama see that she has earns $11.95 an hour. change. become to hear morality noted in March in a confer- Tallahassee, and continue more in common than in Critics will say we And it makes you won- framed as something large ence call with reporters, for 40 days. Theoharis says contention with a poor black already had a War on der: how did we ever forget and all-encompassing, an that’s a question this era is it will involve “organizing, janitor in South L.A. — and Poverty, and poverty won. this song? obligation each of us owes overdue to confront. educating and power build- vice versa — so long as nei- Barber doesn’t buy it. “We all of us. “Every generation, ing, voter registration and ther can afford to keep the left the war on poverty, we Leonard Pitts Jr. writes What passes for morality whether it’s the abolition mobilization” around car running or the refrigera- did not lose the war on for the Miami Herald. in the modern era is often movement in the 1850s or “issues like voter suppres- tor full. poverty.” He notes that we Contact him at: shrunken and cramped, it’s the woman’s suffrage sion, issues like poverty and “It has to be fusion,” says give “trillions of dollars of [email protected]

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Two ambulances were on 2016/17, and three the year The three-week tour was Accident scene within five minutes, before. AY to include stops in she said. Romero said his best M 15 Moscow, Sochi, Odessa, from Page 1A At the moment of impact, advice for traffic safety, at Kiev, Leningrad, and “there was the sound of the that intersection or else- On this date ... Helsinki. across and was struck by the people all making this gasp- where, is that “when it’s time 1988: House High westbound sedan in the next ing wail, all at the same to drive, drive. Nothing else School’s Kathleen Petrak More than 250 lane, which stopped immedi- 1983: time,” Bigler said. matters; not your appear- was one of seven New paintings by local artists ately. The scene was cleared Mexico students selected as including Linda Childers, “It just started as an idyllic ance, not your phone, or quickly, said a resident at the your selection of music. Just a student ambassador in Genevae Williams, and Monday morning ... young intersection, much faster Initiative for Ginnie Seifert had been kid, healthy kid, ran across driving,” he said. “What than after the fatal two-vehi- does matter is getting to your Understanding: The hung at the Triangle Home into the cross walk, but I can cle collision that killed a destination safely, driving as American-Soviet Youth Center for the Sixth Annual see how that second driver young couple there in Exchange. Spring Fine Arts Show well as you can in an effort “Merritt is remembered wouldn’t have been able to March. New Mexico Gov. sponsored by the Pintores see him,” she told The News. “There are a lot of kids to protect your loved ones by many artists as one of and everyone else’s loved Garrey Carruthers Art League of Clovis. “I just can’t believe it, I that cross here,” David announced that Petrak and the first and best art teach- ones. It’s simple, but it Members told the Clovis thought he was dead on Saylor told The News. “Why six other students from the News-Journal it was one of ers in Clovis,” the article seems hard to practically impact. I saw him like isn’t there a cross guard Land of Enchantment the best shows in recent said, noting that several of crunch up and I heard it, saw there?” apply.” would be traveling with a memory. the exhibitors were his for- him bounce up on the wind- In the past three years the Romero said the investiga- teacher from the Truth or The show was to be open mer students. shield and fly, and everyone intersection has seen a total tion of the fatal March colli- Consequences school dis- to the public for several got right out.” of 17 crashes, according to sion was still under investi- trict, joining student dele- days, and featured a “pub- Pages Past is compiled She picked up the phone to data from Romero. gation. No charges have gates from other states, and lic opinion” award to be by Betty Williamson. call 911, but another witness There were four crash been filed in connection with leaving the United States presented in memory of Contact her at: had already done the same. reports in 2017/18, 10 in that crash. on July 7. Dean Merritt. [email protected]

Have you ever been (for money owed to an auto fall into that category is that votes excluded from the ini- Farkas involved in a civil lawsuit, dealer) that were settled or my wife works for a local Fraud tial tally. either as plaintiff or defen- dismissed. defense attorney. But there’s “The survey platform we from Page 1A dant? If so, when, what were already a system in place from Page 1A use is called the details and what was the What is your relationship that if that attorney ever SurveyMonkey,” Watson criminal justice system, that with local law enforcement? vice-president of student disposition? practices in magistrate said. “The second election, I can look at each case I have a pretty good rela- court, if I were elected, I affairs. I’ve been involved in sev- when they requested that it objectively. eral, most of them stem tionship with law enforce- would be recused from any “From my understanding be redone, that one got from when I worked at the ment. I worked well with cases that he would be rep- it was the ability of one per- Have you ever been county at the jail; in fact we them when I was at the jail, resenting. son — and maybe more than locked down. Basically, it arrested and/or charged just got done with one. And of course I was with local one, we don’t know the went to email addresses and with a crime? If so, when, all of those civils that I’ve law enforcement when I was Why do you want this job? exact number — to vote they could only sign in what were the details and been involved in, it’s been in the police department. Well, I grew up in this more than once,” Jeff Long through their email.” what was the disposition? as a witness. There were a Now, working in the courts, town. I call it my home said on Monday. “And so The advisor to ENMU’s I have, back in 2006. I couple from way back I work very well with them town even though I was once that was discovered, Associated Students group was arrested. Basically, it when, when I was a police on a day-to-day basis. born in New York. I’ve, obviously we looked into summarized some of the was for embezzlement. officer. again, spent most of my it.” events last week in a letter Ultimately, the case was As for those dispositions, Do you have any profes- adult life serving this com- The origin of the suspect addressing “recent circum- dismissed due to lack of there were one or two sional or personal relation- munity and I just want to IP addresses has still not stances.” prosecutorial merit. Other against me that were settled ships or history that might continue doing that. It’s been isolated, Long said, but “No formal appeals were than that, I’ve had a cou- outside of the court with no result in potential for con- where my heart is. the fact that some votes filed related to the first or ple of tickets, but that finding of fault with the city flicts of interest if you’re could have been compro- second election. Both presi- was more than 10 years or myself. There were also elected magistrate judge? — Compiled by Staff mised meant the same was dential candidates accepted ago. some other civil complaints The only thing that would Writer David Grieder possible for many more. the results of the second “I would guess that since election (re-vote) and the one person or two people results were made final,” member, a United Way vol- with questions pertaining to tions as a whole. figured out how to do it, that multiple people could have,” Bradley Mauldin said in the unteer and a member of the criminal cases. We just Vander he said, noting it was the letter posted on the ASEN- United Dairy Women. have a mutual respect for Why do you want this job? first such issue he knew of in MU portal of the university each other, and I think they I have a deep love for our almost four years with website. “...we acknowledge Dussen Have you ever been arrest- do unbelievable work and community and a passion that we could have done a ed and/or charged with a ENMU. “We definitely will from Page 1A should be respected for what for helping people, as can better job facilitating the ini- crime? If so, when, what tighten the process up on our they do in our community. be seen by being a victim tial election, we gave notice were the details and what end ahead of time.” this position? And I think as a judge you advocate. Being a magis- The process was tightened to the Student Body when was the disposition? need to have the respect of trate judge will allow me to I have a master’s degree up in time for the re-vote, we identified discrepancies I have not. I don’t even continue serving the com- in social work from New law enforcement and vice held later last month. All have a speeding ticket to my munity and also upholding in the results and we facili- Mexico Highlands versa. told, Kaitlyn Bigham defeat- name. justice for all. tated a re-vote.” University and a criminal ed her opponent Joseph Do you have any profes- justice (bachelor’s) degree Gergel in both iterations — Have you ever been sional or personal relation- — Compiled by Staff with a minor in business even with the suspicious involved in a civil lawsuit, ships or history that might Writer David Grieder from Sacred Heart in either as plaintiff or defen- result in potential for con- Connecticut. dant? If so, when, what were flicts of interest if you’re I have had nine years the details and what was the elected magistrate judge? courtroom experience being disposition? I think people might see a victim advocate; I am also I have not. working at the district attor- the director of victim servic- ney’s office as a potential es and have dealt with What is your relationship conflict, but being a victim numerous criminal cases with local law enforcement? advocate, I’ve seen the cru- from misdemeanor to I have a great relationship cial role judges play in felony. I have done an with them — being a victim ensuring justice, and I’m internship with Oasis advocate, I work with them also acutely aware that Children’s advocacy, and an on a daily basis. I actually defendants have also been internship with the pre-pros- get called out on scene with victims. I believe victims ecution diversion program. them, if there is homicide, and defendants both deserve I am a Hartley House to discuss working with the fairness, and having my board member and on the victims’ families and also degree in social work has Clovis-Carver Library other felony charges. So we allowed me to assess situa- Committee for their fund- have a great rapport. I can ing. I am also a WIN call them with questions and (Women Initiative Network) they can reach out to me PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2018 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Officials: Mom helps save girl from bear SOUTHWEST By Colleen Slevin on are doing well in the mountains takes to be a mother and, because of attacked. Three traps were set to ROUNDUP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS where th ey usually live, officials sus- those actions, her child is here today,” catch the bear, but officers killed it pect the animal hibernated locally said J.T. Romatzke, regional manager before the animal entered one. Ag secretary DENVER — A 5-year-old and became accustomed to easily for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Colorado has an estimated 17,000 Colorado girl attacked by a black finding food near homes, from trash, Pediatric surgeon Charles Breaux to 20,000 bears, a population that’s tours Rockies bear outside her home over the week- livestock feed or grills. Jr. told reporters Sunday that the bear considered robust in a state of 5.7 SANTA FE — U.S. end was expected to recover thanks The attack led officials to renew apparently bit the girl on her back million people that also attracts many Agriculture Secretary Sonny to the quick thinking of her mother, their call for residents to secure food side but she didn’t have any injuries tourists. Every year, there are cases of Perdue is kicking off a four- who scared the animal away, officials sources and use bear-proof trash to her brain or organs or suffer any hungry bears getting into cars and state listening tour in New said Monday. cans. fractures. He said she received 77 sometimes buildings to find food, Mexico as House Republicans The unidentified girl was in good The girl’s mother told state wildlife external stitches and more internally. especially during periods of drought. on Capitol Hill push for a five- condition at a hospital. Wildlife offi- officers that her daughter went out- Doctors expect the girl to “mend Wildlife officials stress black bears year renewal of federal farm cials announced they killed the bear side around 2:30 a.m. after hearing very well,” though doctors will mon- are not out to hunt people but that and nutrition policy. believed to be responsible for the noises she thought might be coming itor her to make sure she does not conflicts, including attacks, can hap- Perdue on Monday was attack early Sunday in East Orchard from her dog. The mother said she develop any infections or rabies, hos- pen once bears get access to easy, scheduled to visit Department Mesa, a semi-rural, unincorporated heard screaming and found her pital spokeswoman Teri Cavanagh calorie-rich human food and return of Agriculture employees at area near the city of Grand Junction, daughter being dragged by a large said Monday. for more. the headquarters of the Santa about 240 miles (386 kilometers) black bear. She told authorities that The 125-pound, approximately 2- Another bear was spotted about a Fe National Forest and hold a west of Denver. the bear dropped the girl after she year-old male bear suspected in the half-mile from the girl’s home a week discussion with farmers and Bear sightings are fairly common yelled at it. attack was shot by wildlife officers ago, Romatzke said. The area is nes- ranchers at the New Mexico in the high-desert area, though it’s not “Before the sun rose on the morn- Sunday night as it was walking up to tled between the Gunnison and Statehouse. their typical habitat. Because acorns ing of Mother’s Day, she truly exem- a home about a half-mile (0.8 kilome- Colorado rivers, which provide corri- Stakes are high for New and berries that bears typically rely plified the love and courage of what it ters) away from where the girl was dors for migrating wildlife. Mexico as Congress considers a so-called farm bill that could include new work and job training requirements for food Teachers’ group seeks to stop stamps. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides food aid to about one- Oklahoma anti-tax question fifth of state residents. The bill would renew farm By Sean Murphy tion of the public peace.” safety-net programs such as THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Teacher walkouts started in West subsidies for crop insurance, Virginia and spread to Kentucky, farm credit, and land conserva- OKLAHOMA CITY — A group repre- Oklahoma, Arizona and Colorado. tion along with support for senting Oklahoma teachers is asking the The anti-tax group wants the public to rural development. state’s highest court to stop an effort to have the final say on the package of tax overturn a tax-hike package to fund teacher hikes the Legislature approved this year on Hobbs to begin pay raises the Legislature approved amid a cigarettes, motor fuel and energy produc- national uprising of educators seeking tion. The roughly $430 million in annual water restrictions more classroom money. revenue was dedicated to help fund the HOBBS — Water restric- The Professional Oklahoma Educators tions are set to begin in a filed a protest petition with the state first pay raise for Oklahoma teachers in a decade, an average increase of $6,100 a southeastern New Mexico city Supreme Court last week against the anti- hit by severe drought. tax group’s signature-gathering effort. year. The Hobbs News-Sun Led by former U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn, Although legal opinions differ, the reports water restriction the group Oklahoma Taxpayers Unite is teachers’ group argues in its petition that if enforcement in Hobbs will seeking a public vote on whether to toss voters reject the tax hikes, they will also start Tuesday to conserve tax hikes on cigarettes, motor fuel and nullify the teacher raises because of a water during what is expected energy production to fund an average clause in the pay raise bill that says it to be a dangerous wildfire sea- teacher pay raise of $6,100. won’t become law unless the tax hikes also son. Professional Oklahoma Educators argues are approved. Under its conservation peri- in court paperwork that repealing the tax The anti-tax group has until July 18 to od that lasts until Sept. 15, res- hikes would undo teachers’ raises, which gather about 41,000 signatures to place the idential and commercial water are necessary “for the immediate preserva- question on the ballot. use for gardens, lawns or other outside watering or sprinkling will be restricted by addresses. Residents and business face fines up to $300 for violations. The city says more than 350 million gallons (1.3 billion liters) of water is saved each calendar year with the restrictions. The Ogallala Aquifer is a shallow water table situated under the Great Plains and underlies parts of eight states: South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico. The aquifer’s deple- tion over time has been a con- cern. Alamogordo seeks to restore lake ALAMOGORDO — A southern New Mexico city is working to restore an area lake damaged by a 2012 wildfire. The Alamogordo Daily News reports Alamogordo City Commissioners approved last week a key $72,000 change order to the Bonito Lake restoration project. Officials say the project required more signage along the haul route for additional safety. Bonito Lake, used for drink- ing water and recreation, was damaged after the Little Bear Fire broke out in June 2012. Nearby debris and sediment from the fire flowed into the lake after monsoonal rains caused heavy flooding from the fire’s burn scar. The debris clogged the pipeline that Alamogordo uti- lized as a water source. Agency rejected 2K vanity plates FORT WORTH, Texas — The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles rejected more than 2,000 proposed personal- ized license plates last year. The Star-Telegraph reports that GOTWEED, CNN SUX, NOTRUMP AND NOBAMA were among those the agency’s staff found in violation of approval guidelines. Texas Administrative Code directs workers to look for inappropriate or “indecent” messages that may be mis- leading, vulgar, derogatory or reference illegal activities. Some license plates were rejected last year for misrepre- senting law enforcement or government officials. Department spokeswoman Wendy Cook says residents can appeal a vanity plate rejection. She says the process takes about three months.

— Wire reports Tuesday May 15, 2018 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Eastern’s Perez named LSC All-Tournament ❏ Hound hurler All-Tournament Team, fol- Angelo State and scattered first-ever postseason victory. Tarleton State — Enrique Perez P lowing last weekend's post- four hits over 5.1 innings. In — Tyler Fowler 3B That win placed ENMU in Tarleton State Eastern New Mexico chosen after win. season tournament. Eastern his 79-pitch outing, the jun- the LSC Tournament semifi- — Justice Nakagawa SS New Mexico University was ior right-hander held the nals, last Friday. West Texas A&M — Nathan Hickey P BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS — Jared McCarver OF well represented following fourth-seeded Rams hitless Tarleton State the baseball team’s historic for 4.1 innings. Perez Lone Star-Conference Tarleton State PORTALES All-Tournament Team — Jimmy Cubillos OF — Tag Baxter DH run, with the selection of allowed just one run in the West Texas A&M — The Lone — Christian Caudle C pitcher Enrique Perez. sixth inning. — Dallas Stefano OF West Texas A&M Star In the opening round of Perez’s performance Texas A&M-Kingsville Texas A&M-Kingsville Conference — Jake Hasbrouck 1B — Blake Adams MVP the tournament, Perez earned played a major role in the — Joe Corbett P Greyhounds released its Tarleton State the start for ENMU against Greyhounds posting their — Ruben Rodriguez 2B West Texas A&M Tarleton State Murphy chooses ENMU

❏ Hoop recruit comes by way of Tucson, Arizona.

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PORTALES — Eastern New Mexico University Men's Basketball head coach, Tres Segler, announced Monday the Greyhounds signing of Isaiah Murphy. Murphy comes to Greyhound Nation from Pima Junior college in Tucson, Ariz. The 6’5” skilled wing played two years for Pima Head Coach, Brian Peabody, and most recently helped to lead the Aztecs to a National Runner up finish in the NJCAA Division II Finals in Staff photo: Peter Stein Danville, Ill. Texico senior catcher Brock Thompson is about to receive his state championship medal after he and the Wolverines baseball team won their Murphy was a two year third consecutive Class 3A title on Friday at Isotopes Park in Albuquerque. standout talent for Peabody and the Aztecs. He averaged 16 points per contest, adding four rebounds, 2.5 assists per game and 1.5 steals per game over his career at the junior Mother of all weekends college. Arguably one of his top areas of impact for the ❏ Isotopes Park. Friday at that Pima Aztecs may have been Spring season stadium, Texico won its third his three-point shooting, and concludes with straight 3A title by shutting Murphy poured in 122 out Estancia 5-0 behind makes over his two-year busy schedule. Dalton Thatcher’s five-hit career in Tucson. He shot the pitching. The Wolverines ball from the perimeter at an By Peter Stein also did some bopping, like amazing percentage as well, STAFF WRITER some former Isotopes/cur- averaging 39% over the [email protected] rent Rockies once did. In the course of his time at Pima. top of the first inning of Murphy has garnered a ALBUQUERQUE — Friday afternoon’s champi- vast amount of NJCAA and Mother’s Day weekend onship game, the Wolves ACCAC awards over his marked the end of the spring came a single short of hitting career including: earning to season, the end of the 2017- for a team cycle. On succes- the NJCAA All-Tournament 18 high school season. sive one-out at-bats, Team in Danville, IL, Local baseball, softball, Thatcher doubled, Cole ACCAC Player of the Week and track and field teams Rohrbach tripled and Nathan on two occasions. Murphy descended on Albuquerque Phipps whacked a mammoth was first team All-ACCAC for state championships. It home run, all to left-center and first team All-Region I, always seemed like there field. Division II, and he won 53 was a local team competing And they did it in the games in two years at Pima. somewhere just off Avenida Colorado Rockies’ Triple-A Segler added, “We're Cesar Chavez. home, the stepping stone for excited about Isaiah for so At the University of New some MLB players. many reasons! He has Mexico’s Santa Ana Star “It’s amazing,” Phipps proved for the past two sea- Field on Thursday, the said. “A dream come true.” sons at a highly respected Clovis baseball team’s histo- “It’s awesome to think program that he can be a ry-tying season came to an about all the legends that scoring producer night in end. Portales’ season was have come to play on this and night out. Isaiah's frame brought to a close on the field,” Texico senior Brock at 6'5 is huge, and his incred- same field a day later. Thompson said after catch- ible wingspan allows him to Early Friday afternoon at ing Thatcher’s five-hit make plays above the rim Isotopes Park — home of the shutout. “I can’t explain how with ease. I truly believe that Triple-A Albuquerque awesome this feels.” his frame alone will help him Isotopes — Texico’s base- survive and impact in the ball team blanked Estancia Lone Star Conference.” 5-0 to win its third consecu- Battery runs out Murphy has also spent tive Class 3A state champi- With the conclusion of time on the Japanese onship. On Saturday, across Friday’s championship National Team due to his the street at the UNM Track- showdown, Thompson had mother's Japanese heritage. Soccer complex, Clovis’ caught his last game for Isaiah was invited to try-out, boys track and field team Texico, had caught Thatcher and then was invited to be a finished an impressive third for the last time. Thompson part of the U19 Japan Men's behind Cleveland and had already caught senior National Team. He played in Volcano Vista at the NMAA Ben Crist for the last time. state track and field champi- “I’ve been very blessed to onships. work with these guys — MURPHY on Page 3B With that track and field Dalton and Ben — for four competition, the high school years,” Thompson said. Contact us season ended, concluding “I’ve grown up with Dalton, with a busy weekend in I’ve played with Dalton Managing Editor Kevin Wilson Albuquerque. since Little League.” 575-763-3431, ext. 320 [email protected] We will ‘Rock’ you Green giants The Texico Rockies? Clovis’ boys track and Staff Writer Peter Stein Well, the Texico field team had a superb sea- Staff photos: Peter Stein 575-763-3431, ext. 322 Wolverines baseball team son. That seems a fitting [email protected] Upper right: Clovis boys track and field coach Mark Sena, with Wildcats ball cap in does have something in com- adjective to describe a sea- mon with some current son that included a repeat center, lauds his team for winning a third-place NMAA state championship trophy on Staff Writer Eric Murray members of the Colorado District 2-6A championship. Saturday at the University of New Mexico’s Track-Soccer complex in Albuquerque. 575-356-4481, ext. 32 Rockies. They’ve all played Lower right: Clovis’ boys track and field team celebrates its green trophy. [email protected] and won at Albuquerque’s WEEKEND on Page 3B PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2018 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS WWhahatt’’ss onon TTVV The Associated Press ¥ All Times Mountain COREBOARD LL TIMES OUNTAIN EPORT SCORES Today A M • R : 575-763-3431 Cycling S 2:30 p.m. — NBCSN, Amgen Tour of California, stage 3, King City to Paul, HOU 10 83 29 218 21.8 Friday, May 18 This Date in Baseball Laguna Seca, Calif. Embiid, PHL 8 60 43 171 21.4 Winnipeg at Vegas, 6 p.m. Basketball May 15 Thompson, GOL 10 84 16 212 21.2 Saturday, May 19 Golf 1918 — Washington’s Walter Johnson Tatum, BOS 13 84 58 242 18.6 x-Washington at Tampa Bay, 5:15 p.m. 6 p.m. — GOLF, World Long Drive Tour, AK-CHIN Smash In the Sun, NBA Playoff glance pitched a 1-0, 18-inning victory over Lefty Dragic, MIA 5 35 15 93 18.6 Sunday, May 20 FIRST ROUND Williams of the Chicago White Sox, who also at Maricopa, Ariz. Lillard, POR 4 25 15 74 18.5 x-Vegas at Winnipeg, 1 p.m. (Best-of-7) went the distance. MLB baseball Redick, PHL 10 60 36 182 18.2 Monday, May 21 Saturday, April 14 1919 — After 12 scoreless innings, Brown, BOS 12 82 15 209 17.4 x-Tampa Bay at Washington, 6 p.m. 6 p.m. — FS1, St. Louis at Minnesota Golden State 113, San Antonio 92 Cincinnati scored 10 runs off Al Mamaux in the Lowry, TOR 10 60 26 174 17.4 Tuesday, May 22 Toronto 114, Washington 106 13th to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 10-0. NBA basketball Rozier, BOS 13 75 38 226 17.4 x-Winnipeg at Vegas, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 130, Miami 103 1941 — Joe DiMaggio began his 56-game 5:30 p.m. — ESPN, NBA Draft Lottery, at Chicago Aminu, POR 4 27 2 69 17.2 Wednesday, May 23 New Orleans 97, Portland 95 hitting streak against Chicago’s Eddie Smith, Horford, BOS 13 86 41 224 17.2 x-Washington at Tampa Bay, 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. — ESPN, NBA playoffs, Eastern Conference finals, Game Sunday, April 15 going 1-for-4 with one RBI. Saric, PHL 10 59 34 172 17.2 Thursday, May 24 2, Cleveland at Boston Boston 113, Milwaukee 107, OT 1944 — Clyde Shoun of the Reds tossed a Wade, MIA 5 31 21 83 16.6 x-Vegas at Winnipeg, 6 p.m. Indiana 98, Cleveland 80 no-hitter against the Boston Braves for a 1-0 NHL hockey Simmons, PHL 10 61 41 163 16.3 Oklahoma City 116, Utah 108 victory in Cincinnati. Chuck Aleno’s only home 6 p.m. — NBCSN, NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Eastern Conference Butler, MIN 5 28 15 79 15.8 Houston 104, Minnesota 101 Individual playoff run of the year was the difference. Wiggins, MIN 5 30 12 79 15.8 finals, Game 3, Tampa Bay at Washington Monday, April 16 scoring leaders 1952 — Detroit’s Virgil Trucks pitched his Miami 113, Philadelphia 103 Towns, MIN 5 28 17 76 15.2 Through Sunday May 13 first of two no-hitters for the season, beating Golden State 116, San Antonio 101 Mirotic, NOR 9 49 15 135 15.0 GP G A PTS the Washington Senators 1-0. Vic Wertz’s two- Tuesday, April 17 Love, CLE 12 61 36 179 14.9 Jake Guentzel, PIT 12 10 11 21 out homer in the ninth off Bob Porterfield won MLBMLB SStandingstandings Toronto 130, Washington 119 Valanciunas, TOR 10 58 28 146 14.6 Sidney Crosby, PIT 12 9 12 21 the game. Boston 120, Milwaukee 106 Ingles, UTA 11 57 11 160 14.5 The Associated Press • All Times Mountain David Pastrnak, BOS 12 6 14 20 1960 — Don Cardwell became the first New Orleans 111, Portland 102 Capela, HOU 10 64 16 144 14.4 Alex Ovechkin, WAS 14 10 9 19 pitcher to throw a no-hitter in his first start after AMERICAN LEAGUE Wednesday, April 18 Rose, MIN 5 29 6 71 14.2 Evgeny Kuznetsov, WAS 14 8 11 19 being traded. The Chicago Cubs beat the St. Cleveland 100, Indiana 97 Bledsoe, MIL 7 37 14 95 13.6 East Division Mark Scheifele, WPG 13 12 6 18 Louis Cardinals 4-0 at Wrigley Field. Utah 102, Oklahoma City 95 Mills, SAN 5 25 4 67 13.4 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Blake Wheeler, WPG 13 3 15 18 1973 — Nolan Ryan of the California Angels Houston 102, Minnesota 82 Gobert, UTA 11 55 35 145 13.2 Brad Marchand, BOS 12 4 13 17 pitched the first of a record seven no-hitters, New York 28 12 .700 — — 8-2 W-2 18-7 10-5 Thursday, April 19 Green, GOL 10 47 21 131 13.1 Filip Forsberg, NSH 13 7 9 16 beating the Kansas City Royals 3-0. Ryan Boston 28 13 .683 1/2 — 6-4 L-1 11-5 17-8 Philadelphia 128, Miami 108 Teague, MIN 5 23 12 65 13.0 Patrice Bergeron, BOS 11 6 10 16 tossed his second gem two months later. Toronto 21 20 .512 7 1/2 3 1/2 3-7 L-2 11-11 10-9 New Orleans 119, Portland 102 Morris, BOS 13 58 32 168 12.9 Paul Stastny, WPG 13 6 9 15 1981 — Len Barker of Cleveland pitched the Golden State 110, San Antonio 97 Belinelli, PHL 10 43 27 129 12.9 Tampa Bay 17 22 .436 10 1/2 6 1/2 4-6 W-1 8-10 9-12 Dustin Byfuglien, WPG 13 5 10 15 first perfect game in 13 years, with the Indians Friday, April 20 Gordon, HOU 10 40 27 129 12.9 Baltimore 13 28 .317 15 1/2 11 1/2 5-5 W-1 10-12 3-16 Nikita Kucherov, TB 12 6 8 14 defeating the Toronto Blue Jays 3-0 at Indiana 92, Cleveland 90 Olynyk, MIA 5 21 14 64 12.8 Ryan Johansen, NSH 13 5 9 14 Municipal Stadium. Central Division Washington 122, Toronto 103 Bogdanovic, IND 7 32 6 87 12.4 John Carlson, WAS 14 3 11 14 1993 — The Montreal Expos retired their W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Milwaukee 116, Boston 92 3 tied with 13 pts. first number, No. 10 for Rusty Staub. Cleveland 20 20 .500 — — 4-6 L-1 13-9 7-11 Saturday, April 21 Hockey 1996 — Chicago outfielder Tony Phillips Minnesota 17 19 .472 1 5 7-3 L-1 7-7 10-12 Philadelphia 106, Miami 102 went into the stands to confront a heckler dur- Detroit 18 22 .450 2 6 5-5 W-2 11-9 7-13 New Orleans 131, Portland 123, New NHL Playoff glance Baseball ing the White Sox’s 20-8 victory at Milwaukee. Orleans wins series 4-0 Kansas City 13 28 .317 7 1/2 11 1/2 4-6 L-3 6-14 7-14 FIRST ROUND Phillips already had changed into street Minnesota 121, Houston 105 MLB leaders clothes after being taken out of the game in the Chicago 10 27 .270 8 1/2 12 1/2 2-8 W-1 3-15 7-12 Utah 115, Oklahoma City 102 (Best-of-7) AMERICAN LEAGUE sixth inning. Sunday, April 22 Wednesday, April 11 West Division BATTING—Betts, Boston, .360; Machado, 2005 — New York’s Tino Martinez hit two Milwaukee 104, Boston 102 Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 0 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Baltimore, .350; Simmons, Los Angeles, .345; homers and drove in three runs in the Yankees’ San Antonio 103, Golden State 90 Winnipeg 3, Minnesota 2 Houston 26 16 .619 — — 6-4 W-2 12-10 14-6 Martinez, Boston, .342; Lowrie, Oakland, .340; 6-4 win over Oakland. The two homers gave Washington 106, Toronto 98 Vegas 1, Los Angeles 0 Brantley, Cleveland, .336; Gordon, Seattle, Martinez eight homers in his last eight games. Los Angeles 24 16 .600 1 — 6-4 W-1 10-12 14-4 Cleveland 104, Indiana 100 Thursday, April 12 .329; Castellanos, Detroit, .326; Soler, Kansas 2016 — Tampa Bay’s Danny Valencia hit Seattle 22 17 .564 2 1/2 1 1/2 5-5 L-1 8-8 14-9 Monday, April 23 Boston 5, Toronto 1 City, .323; Lindor, Cleveland, .321. three home runs, including a two-run shot in Houston 119, Minnesota 100 Tampa Bay 5, New Jersey 2 Oakland 20 21 .488 5 1/2 4 1/2 5-5 W-1 11-9 9-12 RUNS—Betts, Boston, 42; Lindor, the ninth inning that lifted Oakland to a 7-6 win. Utah 113, Oklahoma City 96 Columbus 4, Washington 3, OT Texas 16 26 .381 10 9 4-6 L-2 7-16 9-10 Cleveland, 34; Judge, New York, 33; Today’s birthdays: Trevor Richards, 25; Tuesday, April 24 Nashville 5, Colorado 2 Springer, Houston, 33; Trout, Los Angeles, Rafael Ortega, 27; Michael Brantley, 31; Brian Boston 92, Milwaukee 87 San Jose 3, Anaheim 0 33; Gardner, New York, 32; Gregorius, New Dozier, 31; George Brett, 65. Sunday’s Games Philadelphia 104, Miami 91, Philadelphia Friday, April 13 York, 29; Semien, Oakland, 29; Stanton, New Baltimore 17,Tampa Bay 1 wins series 4-1 Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 1 York, 28; Upton, Los Angeles, 27. Golden State 99, San Antonio 91, Golden Winnipeg 4, Minnesota 1 Soccer N.Y.Yankees 6, Oakland 2 RBI—Machado, Baltimore, 38; Lowrie, State wins series 4-1 Vegas 2, Los Angeles 1, 2OT Boston 5,Toronto 3 Oakland, 36; Davis, Oakland, 35; Judge, New Wednesday, April 25 Saturday, April 14 York, 35; Martinez, Boston, 33; Gregorius, MLS glance Detroit 5, Seattle 4 Toronto 108, Washington 98 Tampa Bay 5, New Jersey 3 New York, 31; Haniger, Seattle, 30; EASTERN CONFERENCE Cleveland 11, Kansas City 2 Cleveland 98, Indiana 95 Nashville 5, Colorado 4 GSanchez, New York, 30; Upton, Los W L T Pts GF GA Houston 6,Texas 1 Houston 122, Minnesota 104, Houston wins Boston 7, Toronto 3 Angeles, 30; 2 tied at 29. Atlanta United FC 8 2 1 25 25 13 series 4-1 San Jose 3, Anaheim 2 Chicago White Sox 5, Chicago Cubs 3 HITS—Machado, Baltimore, 55; Lowrie, Columbus 6 3 3 21 17 10 Oklahoma City 107, Utah 99 Sunday, April 15 L.A. Angels 2, Minnesota 1 Oakland, 54; Lindor, Cleveland, 53; Altuve, New York City FC 6 2 3 21 21 16 Thursday, April 26 Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 1 Monday’s Games Minnesota 6, Winnipeg 2 Houston, 52; Gordon, Seattle, 51; Martinez, Orlando City 6 3 1 19 20 16 Milwaukee 97, Boston 86 New York 6 3 0 18 23 11 Tampa Bay 2, Kansas City 1 Friday, April 27 Columbus 5, Washington 4, OT Boston, 51; Betts, Boston, 49; Segura, Seattle, 49; 3 tied at 48. New England 5 3 2 17 18 14 Detroit 6, Cleveland 3 Toronto 102, Washington 92, Toronto wins Vegas 3, Los Angeles 2 DOUBLES—Pillar, Toronto, 17; Escobar, Chicago 3 5 2 11 13 17 series 4-2 Monday, April 16 Oakland 6, Boston 5 Minnesota, 16; Betts, Boston, 15; Lindor, Philadelphia 3 5 2 11 8 14 Indiana 121, Cleveland 87 Toronto 4, Boston 2 Seattle at Minnesota, late Montreal 3 8 0 9 14 26 Utah 96, Oklahoma City 91, Utah wins New Jersey 5, Tampa Bay 2 Cleveland, 14; Bregman, Houston, 13; 6 tied Houston at L.A. Angels, late Colorado 5, Nashville 3 at 12. Toronto FC 2 6 1 7 12 18 series 4-2 D.C. United 1 5 2 5 10 16 Today’s Games Saturday, April 28 San Jose 8, Anaheim 1 TRIPLES—YSanchez, Chicago, 4; Benintendi, Boston, 3; Candelario, Detroit, 3; WESTERN CONFERENCE Chicago White Sox (Lopez 0-2) at Pittsburgh (Williams 4-2), 5:05 p.m. Boston 112, Milwaukee 96, Boston wins Tuesday, April 17 Washington 3, Columbus 2, 2OT Castellanos, Detroit, 3; Chapman, Oakland, W L T Pts GF GA N.Y.Yankees (Tanaka 4-2) at Washington (Gonzalez 4-2), 5:05 p.m. series 4-3 Sporting KC 7 2 2 23 23 12 Sunday, April 29 Winnipeg 2, Minnesota 0 3; Smith, Tampa Bay, 3; 12 tied at 2. Philadelphia (Pivetta 2-2) at Baltimore (Cashner 1-4), 5:05 p.m. Vegas 1, Los Angeles 0, Vegas wins series HOME RUNS—Betts, Boston, 13; Los Angeles FC 6 2 2 20 22 16 Cleveland 105, Indiana 101, Cleveland wins FC Dallas 4 1 4 16 14 9 Cleveland (Tomlin 0-4) at Detroit (Liriano 3-1), 5:10 p.m. series 4-3 4-0 Machado, Baltimore, 13; Gallo, Texas, 12; Wednesday, April 18 Lindor, Cleveland, 12; Ramirez, Cleveland, Portland 4 3 2 14 14 14 Oakland (Mengden 2-4) at Boston (Rodriguez 3-0), 5:10 p.m. Vancouver 4 5 2 14 12 20 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 0 12; Trout, Los Angeles, 12; Davidson, Toronto (Garcia 2-2) at N.Y.Mets (Syndergaard 2-1), 5:10 p.m. Real Salt Lake 4 5 1 13 13 21 (Best-of-7) Tampa Bay 3, New Jersey 1 Chicago, 11; Davis, Oakland, 11; Judge, New St. Louis (Flaherty 0-1) at Minnesota (Berrios 3-4), 6:10 p.m. Minnesota United 4 7 0 12 13 21 Saturday, April 28 Nashville 3, Colorado 2 York, 11; 8 tied at 10. Houston 3 3 3 12 20 15 Tampa Bay (TBD) at Kansas City (Kennedy 1-4), 6:15 p.m. Golden State 123, New Orleans 101 San Jose 2, Anaheim 1, San Jose wins STOLEN BASES—Gordon, Seattle, 15; LA Galaxy 3 6 1 10 14 19 Houston (Cole 4-1) at L.A. Angels (Barria 3-1), 8:07 p.m. Sunday, April 29 series 4-0 Anderson, Chicago, 10; Merrifield, Kansas San Jose 2 5 2 8 15 17 Houston 110, Utah 96 Monday, April 30 Thursday, April 19 City, 9; Smith, Tampa Bay, 9; Pillar, Toronto, Texas (Minor 3-2) at Seattle (Leake 4-3), 8:10 p.m. Colorado 2 5 2 8 11 13 Boston 117, Philadelphia 101 Boston 3, Toronto 1 8; Trout, Los Angeles, 8; 5 tied at 7. Wednesday’s Games Washington 4, Columbus 1 PITCHING—Kluber, Cleveland, 6-2; Seattle 2 5 2 8 7 11 Chicago White Sox at Pittsburgh, 10:35 a.m. Tuesday, May 1 Cleveland 113, Toronto 112, OT Friday, April 20 Severino, New York, 6-1; Carrasco, NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Philadelphia at Baltimore, 10:35 a.m. Golden State 121, New Orleans 116 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2 Cleveland, 5-1; Hernandez, Seattle, 5-3; Cleveland at Detroit, 11:10 a.m. Wednesday, May 2 Winnipeg 5, Minnesota 0, Winnipeg wins McCullers, Houston, 5-1; Morton, Houston, 5- Saturday, May 12 Utah 116, Houston 108 series 4-1 0; Porcello, Boston, 5-0; Velazquez, Boston, St. Louis at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. San Jose 3, Minnesota United 1 Thursday, May 3 Colorado 2, Nashville 1 5-0; 10 tied at 4. Toronto at N.Y.Mets, 11:10 a.m. Philadelphia 2, Montreal 0 Cleveland 128, Toronto 110 Saturday, April 21 ERA—Verlander, Houston, 1.21; Cole, Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 12:15 p.m. FC Dallas 3, LA Galaxy 2 Boston 108, Philadelphia 103 Tampa Bay 3, New Jersey 1, Tampa Bay Houston, 1.43; Morton, Houston, 2.03; Columbus 3, Chicago 0 Texas at Seattle, 1:40 p.m. Friday, May 4 wins series 4-1 Manaea, Oakland, 2.11; Severino, New York, New England 3, Toronto FC 2 N.Y.Yankees at Washington, 5:05 p.m. New Orleans 119, Golden State 100 Washington 4, Columbus 3, OT 2.14; Sale, Boston, 2.17; Kluber, Cleveland, New York 2, Colorado 1 Houston 113, Utah 92 Toronto 4, Boston 3 2.34; Lopez, Chicago, 2.44; Clevinger, Oakland at Boston, 5:10 p.m. Real Salt Lake 3, D.C. United 2 Saturday, May 5 Sunday, April 22 Cleveland, 2.70; Porcello, Boston, 2.79. Houston at L.A. Angels, 7:40 p.m. Sunday, May 13 Boston 101, Philadelphia 98, OT Pittsburgh 8, Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh wins STRIKEOUTS—Cole, Houston, 86; Sale, Portland 1, Seattle 0 Cleveland 105, Toronto 103 series 4-2 Boston, 78; Verlander, Houston, 77; Paxton, Atlanta United FC 2, Orlando City 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Sunday, May 6 Nashville 5, Colorado 0, Nashville wins Seattle, 71; Severino, New York, 70; Morton, New York City FC 2, Los Angeles FC 2, tie East Division Golden State 118, New Orleans 92 series 4-2 Houston, 62; Kluber, Cleveland, 61; Bauer, Wednesday, May 16 Houston 100, Utah 87 Monday, April 23 Cleveland, 57; Hamels, Texas, 57; Happ, W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away San Jose at Vancouver, 8:30 p.m. Monday, May 7 Toronto 3, Boston 1 Toronto, 56. Atlanta 25 15 .625 — — 6-4 W-3 8-7 17-8 Friday, May 18 Philadelphia 103, Boston 92 Washington 6, Columbus 3, Washington NATIONAL LEAGUE Orlando City at Toronto FC, 6 p.m. Philadelphia 23 16 .590 1 1/2 — 7-3 W-1 16-6 7-10 Cleveland 128, Toronto 93, Cleveland wins wins series 4-2 BATTING—Herrera, Philadelphia, .360; Saturday, May 19 Washington 24 18 .571 2 — 8-2 W-4 10-10 14-8 series 4-0 Wednesday, April 25 Markakis, Atlanta, .344; Freeman, Atlanta, New York 19 18 .514 4 1/2 2 1/2 2-8 L-1 7-10 12-8 Tuesday, May 8 Boston 7, Toronto 4, Boston wins series 4-3 .331; Gennett, Cincinnati, .329; Cabrera, New Colorado at New York City FC, 11 a.m. York, .329; Dickerson, Pittsburgh, .319; Pham, Los Angeles FC at Portland, 1 p.m. Miami 14 26 .350 11 9 3-7 L-2 8-14 6-12 Houston 112, Utah 102, Houston wins CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS St. Louis, .319; Kemp, Los Angeles, .317; Vancouver at FC Dallas, 2 p.m. Central Division series 4-1 Golden State 113, New Orleans 104, (Best-of-7) Arenado, Colorado, .313; Posey, San Columbus at New England, 5:30 p.m. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Golden State wins series 4-1 Thursday, April 26 Francisco, .306. Real Salt Lake at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. Milwaukee 24 17 .585 — — 6-4 W-1 10-9 14-8 Wednesday, May 9 Pittsburgh 3, Washington 2 RUNS—Albies, Atlanta, 37; Blackmon, D.C. United at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, May 20 St. Louis 22 16 .579 1/2 — 6-4 L-2 12-7 10-9 Boston 114, Philadelphia 112, Boston wins Vegas 7, San Jose 0 Colorado, 31; Harper, Washington, 30; series 4-1 Friday, April 27 Freeman, Atlanta, 29; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 29; Sporting KC at Minnesota United, noon Pittsburgh 23 17 .575 1/2 — 6-4 L-1 12-6 11-11 Winnipeg 4, Nashville 1 Markakis, Atlanta, 28; Pham, St. Louis, 28; Houston at Chicago, 2 p.m. Chicago 21 17 .553 1 1/2 1 5-5 L-2 13-8 8-9 CONFERENCE FINALS Saturday, April 28 CTaylor, Los Angeles, 28; Baez, Chicago, 27; New York at Atlanta United FC, 5 p.m. Cincinnati 14 27 .341 10 9 1/2 7-3 W-6 6-15 8-12 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Boston 6, Tampa Bay 2 Hernandez, Philadelphia, 27. West Division Sunday, May 13 San Jose 4, Vegas 3, 2OT RBI—Baez, Chicago, 36; Pollock, Arizona, Transactions W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Boston 108, Cleveland 83, Boston leads Sunday, April 29 33; Story, Colorado, 32; Freeman, Atlanta, 31; Washington 4, Pittsburgh 1 Albies, Atlanta, 30; Harper, Washington, 30; Arizona 24 16 .600 — — 3-7 L-5 13-10 11-6 series 1-0 Monday Monday, May 14 Nashville 5, Winnipeg 4, 2OT Markakis, Atlanta, 30; Cespedes, New York, BASEBALL Colorado 22 19 .537 2 1/2 1 1/2 6-4 L-1 7-11 15-8 Golden State 119, Houston 106 Monday, April 30 28; Franco, Philadelphia, 28; Suarez, San Francisco20 21 .488 4 1/2 3 1/2 4-6 W-1 10-7 10-14 Today Tampa Bay 4, Boston 2 Cincinnati, 28. American League Los Angeles 16 24 .400 8 7 3-7 L-4 8-13 8-11 Cleveland at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Vegas 4, San Jose 3, OT HITS—Markakis, Atlanta, 54; Herrera, BOSTON RED SOX — Activated RHP Steven Wright. Placed RHP Hector Velazquez San Diego 16 26 .381 9 8 5-5 W-2 10-17 6-9 Wednesday, May 16 Tuesday, May 1 Philadelphia, 50; Freeman, Atlanta, 49; Golden State at Houston, 7 p.m. Washington 4, Pittsburgh 3 Gennett, Cincinnati, 48; SMarte, Pittsburgh, on the 10-day DL. Saturday, May 19 Winnipeg 7, Nashville 4 48; Cabrera, New York, 47; Albies, Atlanta, 46; KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Recalled INF- Sunday’s games Boston at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 2 Dickerson, Pittsburgh, 45; Pirela, San Diego, OF Hunter Dozier from Omaha (PCL). Placed Atlanta 4, Miami 3 Sunday, May 20 Tampa Bay 4, Boston 1 45; 6 tied at 44. 1B Lucas Duda on the 10-day DL. Philadelphia 4, N.Y.Mets 2 Houston at Golden State, 6 p.m. San Jose 4, Vegas 0 DOUBLES—Albies, Atlanta, 13; Kendrick, LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Sent RHP Blake Washington, 13; Cabrera, New York, 12; Wood on a rehab assignment to Inland (Cal). San Francisco 5, Pittsburgh 0 Monday, May 21 Thursday, May 3 Pittsburgh 3, Washington 1 Contreras, Chicago, 12; Dickerson, NEW YORK YANKEES — Reinstated Chicago White Sox 5, Chicago Cubs 3 Boston at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 22 Nashville 2, Winnipeg 1 Pittsburgh, 12; Freeman, Atlanta, 12; Hosmer, INF/OF Brandon Drury from the 10-day DL and Milwaukee 7, Colorado 3 Houston at Golden State, 7 p.m. Friday, May 4 San Diego, 12; Longoria, San Francisco, 12; optioned him to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Cincinnati 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Wednesday, May 23 Tampa Bay 4, Boston 3, OT 3 tied at 11. Transferred the rehab assignments for 1B Greg San Diego 5, St. Louis 3 x-Cleveland at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Vegas 5, San Jose 3 TRIPLES—Baez, Chicago, 4; SMarte, Bird and OF Billy McKinney to Trenton (EL). Saturday, May 5 Pittsburgh, 4; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 3; SEATTLE MARINERS — Selected INF Washington 6, Arizona 4 Thursday, May 24 x-Golden State at Houston, 7 p.m. Washington 6, Pittsburgh 3 Contreras, Chicago, 3; KMarte, Arizona, 3; Gordon Beckham from Tacoma (PCL). Placed Monday’s Games Friday, May 25 Winnipeg 6, Nashville 2 Nimmo, New York, 3; Pollock, Arizona, 3; INF Robinson Cano on the 10-day DL. Atlanta 6, Chicago Cubs 5 x-Boston at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Sunday, May 6 Story, Colorado, 3; CTaylor, Los Angeles, 3; 16 National League Milwaukee at Arizona, late Saturday, May 26 Tampa Bay 3, Boston 1, Tampa Bay wins tied at 2. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Sent RHP Alex Colorado at San Diego, late x-Houston at Golden State, 7 p.m. series 4-1 HOME RUNS—Harper, Washington, 13; Reyes on a rehab assignment to Peoria (MWL). Vegas 3, San Jose 0, Vegas wins series 4- Albies, Atlanta, 12; Blackmon, Colorado, 11; FOOTBALL Cincinnati at San Francisco, late Sunday, May 27 x-Cleveland at Boston, 6:30 p.m. 2 Pollock, Arizona, 11; Adams, Washington, 10; National Football League Today’s Games Monday, May 28 Monday, May 7 Baez, Chicago, 10; Story, Colorado, 10; Shaw, CHICAGO BEARS — Signed WR Matt Colorado (Marquez 2-4) at San Diego (Lyles 0-1), 1:40 p.m. x-Golden State at Houston, 7 p.m. Washington 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT, Washington Milwaukee, 9; Villanueva, San Diego, 9; 7 tied Fleming, DB John Franklin III, OL Jeremi Hall, Chicago White Sox (Lopez 0-2) at Pittsburgh (Williams 4-2), 5:05 p.m. wins series 4-2 at 8. DB Tyrin Holloway and OL Matt McCants. N.Y.Yankees (Tanaka 4-2) at Washington (Gonzalez 4-2), 5:05 p.m. Individual playoff Nashville 4, Winnipeg 0 STOLEN BASES—Inciarte, Atlanta, 17; Released OL Travis Averill, LB Howard Jones, Thursday, May 10 Turner, Washington, 13; SMarte, Pittsburgh, OL Cameron Lee and LB Nyles Morgan. Philadelphia (Pivetta 2-2) at Baltimore (Cashner 1-4), 5:05 p.m. scoring leaders Winnipeg 5, Nashville 1, Winnipeg wins 10; MTaylor, Washington, 10; Pollock, Arizona, CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed QB L.A. Dodgers (Wood 0-3) at Miami (Chen 1-2), 5:10 p.m. Through Sunday, May 13 series 4-3 9; Cain, Milwaukee, 8; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 8; Brogan Roback, DB Tigie Sankoh and LB Toronto (Garcia 2-2) at N.Y.Mets (Syndergaard 2-1), 5:10 p.m. SCORING AVERAGE Hernandez, Philadelphia, 7; Pham, St. Louis, Genard Avery. Chicago Cubs (Darvish 0-3) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz 3-2), 5:35 p.m. G FG FT PTS AVG CONFERENCE FINALS 7; Story, Colorado, 7. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Signed WR St. Louis (Flaherty 0-1) at Minnesota (Berrios 3-4), 6:10 p.m. James, CLE 12 145 87 392 32.7 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) PITCHING—Scherzer, Washington, 7-1; Justice Liggins and DE Patrick Afriyie. Davis, NOR 9 106 53 271 30.1 Friday, May 11 Nola, Philadelphia, 6-1; Mikolas, St. Louis, 5- NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived CB Milwaukee (Chacin 3-1) at Arizona (Greinke 3-2), 7:40 p.m. Westbrook, OKC 6 64 33 176 29.3 Washington 4, Tampa Bay 2 0; Strasburg, Washington, 5-3; 12 tied at 4. Brandon Dixon, OT Adam Bisnowaty, LB Cincinnati (Mahle 3-4) at San Francisco (Blach 3-4), 8:15 p.m. Harden, HOU 10 90 72 285 28.5 Saturday, May 12 ERA—Martinez, St. Louis, 1.62; Scherzer, Derrick Mathews, CB C.J. Goodwin, TE Wednesday’s Games Durant, GOL 10 102 57 280 28.0 Winnipeg 4, Vegas 2, Winnipeg leads series 1-0 Washington, 1.69; deGrom, New York, 1.83; Stephen Baggett and CB Bryon Fields. Signed Chicago White Sox at Pittsburgh, 10:35 a.m. Wall, WAS 6 56 40 156 26.0 Sunday, May 13 Nola, Philadelphia, 1.99; Corbin, Arizona, 2.12; G Chris Scott, CB Chris Lewis-Harris, G Gonzalez, Washington, 2.22; Mikolas, St. Malcolm Bunche, WR Alonzo Russell, DB Philadelphia at Baltimore, 10:35 a.m. Antetokounmpo, MIL 7 69 38 180 25.7 Washington 6, Tampa Bay 2, Washington McCollum, POR 4 40 10 101 25.2 leads series 2-0 Louis, 2.51; Newcomb, Atlanta, 2.51; Arrieta, Mike Jones and RB Robert Martin. St. Louis at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Middleton, MIL 7 67 14 173 24.7 Monday, May 14 Philadelphia, 2.59; Lester, Chicago, 2.66. OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed P Johnny Toronto at N.Y. Mets, 11:10 a.m. George, OKC 6 49 31 148 24.7 Vegas 3, Winnipeg 1 STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, Townsend, Milwaukee at Arizona, 1:40 p.m. Mitchell, UTA 11 102 39 268 24.4 Today 91; Strasburg, Washington, 68; Corbin, TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to terms Cincinnati at San Francisco, 1:45 p.m. Holiday, NOR 9 88 21 213 23.7 Tampa Bay at Washington, 6 p.m. Arizona, 67; Gray, Colorado, 59; deGrom, with TE Anthony Firsker, DB Joseph Este, LB Aldridge, SAN 5 37 41 118 23.6 Wednesday, May 16 New York, 56; Newcomb, Atlanta, 54; Robert Spillane, LB Tobenna Okeke and DE N.Y.Yankees at Washington, 5:05 p.m. Beal, WAS 6 49 20 139 23.2 Winnipeg at Vegas, 7 p.m. Syndergaard, New York, 54; Greinke, Connor Flagel. Waived QB Tyler Ferguson, L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 5:10 p.m. Oladipo, IND 7 53 30 159 22.7 Thursday, May 17 Arizona, 53; Ross, San Diego, 53; Smith, CB Elijaah Goins, CB Ryan McKinley and RB Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 5:35 p.m. DeRozan, TOR 10 87 43 227 22.7 Tampa Bay at Washington, 6 p.m. Miami, 53. Larry Rose. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3B For a while it was the Tiger of old

❏ Woods’ late run Sunday stirs memories of past.

By Mark Long THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Standing in the middle of the 14th fairway with a sand wedge in his hands, Tiger Woods had a chance. At making a birdie. At cut- ting into Webb Simpson’s lead. Maybe even at winning for the first time since returning from a fourth back surgery. Woods was 110 yards out and four shots back in the final round. He struck the ball cleanly, stared at intent- ly and then watched it spin off the green . The 14-time major winner fell a few feet short of providing the first real drama Sunday on the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. He missed an 8-foot par putt that caused him to flip his club, ended up with a disappointing bogey and limped home with a double at the famed 17th . Woods, howev- er, left the course feeling better than ever about his come- back. “This weekend was more like it,” Woods said. Woods shot a 3-under 69 in the final round and tied for 11th at 11-under 277. His round could have been much closer to the 65 he shot Saturday. “If I would have got off to a better start this week, if I would have had the game I had this weekend the begin- Charlotte Observer: Jeff Siner ning of the week, I would Tiger Woods made a string of birdies Sunday to make a run at the PGA Players Tournament in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Though he fell short, have gave Webb a little bit of Woods looked like the Tiger of old for the first time in years. a run,” said Woods, who finished seven shots behind Simpson. from tee to green. I made world’s most popular player. He moved up 12 spots in much more suspenseful by Woods felt like he finally some putts. I felt good on “There’s no way I would the world ranking, rising to making birdie at the difficult “I hit it so good. It was pulled together all aspects of basically every facet of the have predicted I would be at No. 80 after the Players. 14th, a hole that has given nice. I had control of his game : His driving was game. Not to really mishit a this point the beginning of “He’s clearly playing him trouble in recent years. impeccable, his iron play shot today and only shoot 3- the year, the way I was just some really good golf,” fel- some putts. I felt good was better than it’s been all under par is just weird, coming back and just trying low golfer Jason Day said. He blistered his drive 354 on basically every facet week and his putting was as because I played much better to get a feel for it and then “If he got off to a half- yards to leave himself in of the game. Not to good as it’s been all season. than that.” hopefully have a schedule,” decent start, I mean who prime position for another He stirred packed galleries The back nine was his he said. “Didn’t know. But knows what would have birdie. really mishit a shot into a frenzy on Mother’s biggest issue all week, now I feel like I’ve got my happened on the weekend. He came up just short (Sunday) and only Day while wearing his tradi- though. playing feels and I’m play- And he may be walking off tional red shirt. Fans young Woods was 11 under on ing tournament golf and I’ve with a third Players of being really good and shoot 3-under is just and old stood dozens deep, the front, including a got it. I’m not that far off Championship.” making the final round weird, because I played scurrying from tee to fairway scorching 10 under during from winning golf tourna- Simpson ended up with really interesting. to green, just for a brief peek the weekend after making ments.” the trophy, which was much better than that.” “I didn’t really miss a at Woods. the cut on the number. Woods will take two about as surprising as shot today, so I’m not that “I hit it so good,” said He was even on the back, weeks off before playing someone hitting into the — Tiger Woods on his performance Woods, glossing over a num- which was slightly easier for the Memorial Tournament, murky lagoon at the island disappointed with it,” he ber of less-than-ideal wedge everyone else. which potentially could be green. said. “I hit it good all day Sunday at TPC Sawgrass shots in the final round. “It Still, the big-picture view his final tuneup before the Woods could have made it long, and it’s just the way it was nice. I had control of is mostly positive for the U.S. Open in June.

Pima Basketball coaching staff have poured into him over the program, and he will impact the game in more ways than just Murphy past two seasons to ensure that he is capable of playing at the the scoring column. We are always searching for young men highest levels. I also believe that his time with the Japan that can strengthen our culture here at ENMU, and I am quite From Page 1B National team has opened his eyes to the level of talent across the world. Isaiah had to adapt quickly to different styles of confident that Isaiah will prove to be a leader in his time in the FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup that was hosted in Cairo, play, different coaching styles, and different offensive attack Portales.” Egypt. Murphy mainly played the point-guard position for the patterns. I know that these experiences will combine with his What is clear is that Murphy brings a wealth of diverse National Team, and further demonstrated his adaptability and already special basketball IQ in order to help him impact our experience and talent to Portales and to Greyhound Nation. versatility as a perimeter threat. team and our conference next season. One of his greatest Segler noted, “Isaiah has a wealth of high level basketball attributes is one that does not show up in the stat sheet. Isaiah We are all excited to see him in Greyhound Arena next season experience. Coach Peabody, Coach Hidalgo, and the entire brings an unreal level of unselfishness and toughness to our helping the Greyhounds chase a Lone Star Conference Title.

100, which would’ve broken said. “He took first place in and Gaige Madron seemed Weekend the 1997 mark of 10.5 estab- the 800, the 1,600 and the ready for Clovis’ usually- lished by Highland’s Bobby 3,200 meters. So when opportunistic hitters. Ruiz From Page 1B Newcombe, but the NMAA you’re going against special late revised the time. Still, athletes, you’ve got to be at and Madron combined on a Fresh off that crown, with Byrd ended up with a record- your best, you’ve got to have five-inning two-hitter, allow- athletes qualified in every tying 10.5. And regardless of a perfect day. And we didn’t ing one hit each. event, the Wildcats were hop- that tenth-of-a-second differ- have a perfect day. So that’s The result of it all was a ing to cap their spring with a ence, he was flying. one of the reasons that we are 15-1 Carlsbad victory. state title. They wound up Byrd has already commit- in third. That’s what we third, bringing home a green ted to play football for San earned, so that’s what we’ll Clovis was eliminated trophy. Volcano Vista won Diego State University, take.” sooner than many expected, the second-place red, where he will run in the cleat- but not before making an Cleveland the championship steps of Pro-Football-Hall- imprint on Clovis High blue. of-Famer Marsall Faulk. 23 skidoo School history, tying a school “Obviously, we didn’t get Saturday, the Aztec-to-be was In a “Two and a Half Men” the trophy color we wanted, hard to catch, keeping the episode, Jake was assigned to record with 23 victories. and I know the kids are dis- Wildcats from bagging some read “Lord of the Flies”. And They’ll be co-trendsetters appointed,” Clovis boys track points that would’ve made when his father asked him with the 2004 team until and field coach Mark Sena the difference between sec- what the book was about, some future team bypasses said. “But we still had a suc- ond and third. Jake said it was about a real- them, which won’t be easy. cessful meet.” “When you’re going ly big fly that all the other against a special athlete, you flies prayed to. Langrell, Faircloth, their Like a Byrd have your work cut out for Obviously, Jake didn’t do fellow rotation member Nelly Furtado once sang, you,” Sena said. “He got us his homework. In Thursday’s Sebastian Nunez, their bat- “I’m like a bird, I only fly in the 100, he got us in the Class 6A quarterfinal, tery mate Jace Piepkorn, and away ...” 200, he got us in the 4 x 1 for Carlsbad seemed to have the championship, and the 4 x done its homework when fac- eight other seniors are now That would be a fitting exiting the history-matching theme song for Manzano sen- 2 for the championship. He ing Clovis for the second ior Jordan Byrd, who won the was the difference. It took a time this season. The team. They’ll all have to 100- and 200-meter dashes, special athlete to beat us.” Cavemen, who had already somehow be replaced. plus contributed to first-place Also contributing to Clovis seen and lost to Wildcats sen- “That’s going to be tough,” finishing just seven points ior pitcher Connor Langrell finishes in the 4 x 100 and 4 Clovis baseball coach x 200 relays during behind second-place Volcano in a regular-season game on Staff photo: Peter Stein Vista was Hawks’ standout March 1, seemed ready for Richard Cruce said. “Losing Saturday’s 6A state champi- “Simpsons” illustrations are plentiful at Albuquerque’s onship meet at the UNM Jericho Cleveland. everything Langrell was 12 seniors is always tough. Isotopes Park because of the Springfield Isotopes base- Track-Soccer complex. In “The reason that they beat going to throw this time. The And especially 12 seniors that ball team from the long-running T.V. show. Isotopes Park each of those events, Clovis us for second place is Cavemen also seemed pre- have been part of this pro- because they had a special pared for anything reliever was the site of the Texico baseball team’s 5-0 Class 3A placed second. gram — most of them — for Byrd had initially been athlete in Jericho Cleveland Colson Faircloth threw at state-championship win over Estancia on Friday. For credited with a 10.4 in the who’s going to run college them. five years. We’ve got a big Texico, it was ‘woo-hoo!’; for Estancia, it was ‘d’oh!’ track in Colorado,” Sena Carlsbad pitchers T.J. Ruiz learning curve ahead of us.” PAGE 4B ✦ TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2018 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Department may not Master. cluding the Special ROBERTS; and THE have received the per- NOTICE IS FURTHER Defendant. Defendants. Master's fee, publica- UNKNOWN HEIRS, mit application at the GIVEN that the pur- NOTICE IS FURTHER tion costs, and Plain- DEVISEES OR LEGA- time of this notice. chaser at such sale GIVEN that the real NO. D-0911-CV-2018- NOTICE OF SALE tiff's costs expended for TEES OF JACK HASK- shall take title to the property and improve- 00010 taxes, insurance, and INS, Deceased, Attención above described real ments concerned with NOTICE IS HEREBY keeping the property in property subject to a herein will be sold sub- NOTICE OF PENDANCY GIVEN that the under- good repair. Plaintiff Defendants. LEGALS Este es un aviso de la one month right of reject to any and all OF ACTION signed Special Master has the right to bid at Agencia de Calidad de demption. patent reservations, will on June 4, 2018 at such sale and submit NOTICE OF SALE LEGAL 71271 Aire del Departamento easements, all record- TO: ZIMRI POULK 4:00 pm, outside the its bid verbally or in de Medio Ambiente de Electronically e-filed ed and unrecorded Last known address: front entrance of the writing. The Plaintiff May 15, 2018 NOTICE IS HEREBY Nuevo México, acerca /s/ Wesley Pool liens not foreclosed 2343 Sandia Ct., Por- Curry County Court- may apply all or any GIVEN that on May 30, de las emisiones pro- Wesley Pool, Special herein, and all recorded tales, NM 88130. house, 700 North Main, part of its judgment to NOTICE 2018, at the hour of ducidas por un es- Master and unrecorded special Clovis, NM, sell and the purchase price in 11:00 a.m., the under- tablecimiento en esta 201 Innsdale Terrace assessments and taxes You are hereby notified convey to the highest lieu of cash. Peltz Companies, Inc. signed Special Master área. Si usted desea in- Clovis, NM 88101-3061 that may be due. Plain- that the above-named bidder for cash all the announces its intent to will, at the main en- apply to the New Mexi- formación en español, (575) 762-8300 tiff and its attorneys dis- Plaintiff, Gregg D. Tor- right, title, and interest At the date and time stat- trance of the Curry of the above-named de- co Environment Depart- por favor de comuni- claim all responsibility res, has filed a civil ac- ed above, the Special carse con la oficina de County Courthouse, fendants in and to the Master may postpone ment for an air quality LEGAL 70875 for, and the purchaser tion against you in the Calidad de Aire al telé- Clovis, New Mexico, following described real permit to construct a May 1, 2018 at the sale takes the above-entitled Court the sale to such later fono 505-476-5557. sell all the right, title property subject to, the estate located in said date and time as the General Construction May 8, 2018 and cause, the general and interest of the valuation of the proper- County and State: Special Master may Permit GCP-5 Concrete May 15, 2018 object thereof being to Notice of above-named Defen- specify. Batch Plant used as a May 22, 2018 ty by the County Asses- recover damages due Non-Discrimination dants in and to the sor as real or personal Lot Two (2) in Block Fif- Roller Compacted Con- to personal injury at- hereinafter described property, affixture of teen (15) of the Alta NOTICE IS FURTHER crete Facility. The STATE OF NEW tributed to your negli- NMED does not discrimi- real estate to the high- any mobile or manufac- Vista Addition, Unit No. GIVEN that this sale name of this facility is MEXICO gence. nate on the basis of est bidder for cash. tured home to the land, 3 to the City of Clovis, may be subject to a Roller Compacted Con- COUNTY OF CURRY race, color, national ori- The property to be sold deactivation of title to a Curry County, New bankruptcy filing, a pay crete Plant. The expect- NINTH JUDICIAL Unless you serve a gin, disability, age or is located at 30 Lasso mobile or manufactured Mexico as shown by of- off, a reinstatement or ed date of the submittal DISTRICT pleading or motion in sex in the administra- Road, Clovis, and is sit- home on the property, if response to the Com- ficial recorded plat any other condition that of our application for an tion of its programs or uate in Curry County, any, environmental thereof. would cause the can- air quality permit to the No. D-905-CV-2017- plaint in said cause on activities, as required New Mexico, and is contamination on the cellation of this sale. Air Quality Bureau is 00740 or before thirty (30) by applicable laws and particularly described property, if any, and days after the last publi- The address of the real Further, if any of these May 15, 2018. This no- regulations. NMED is as follows: zoning violations con- property is 1116 Sandia conditions exist, at the tice is a requirement CITIMORTGAGE, INC., cation date, judgment responsible for coordi- cerning the property, if by default will be en- Dr., Clovis, NM 88101. time of sale, this sale according to New Mexi- LOT THIRTY (30) AND nation of compliance ef- Plaintiff, any. tered against you. Plaintiff does not repre- will be null and void, the co air quality regula- forts and receipt of in- THE WEST TWENTY- sent or warrant that the successful bidder's tions. SIX AND EIGHT- quiries concerning non- vs. NOTICE IS FURTHER /s/ Chris Christensen stated street address is funds shall be returned, discrimination require- TENTHS FEET GIVEN that the pur- CHRISTIAN P. CHRIS- the street address of and the Special Master The exact location of the (W26.8') OF LOT THIR- ments implemented by YOLANDA HERNAN- chaser at such sale TENSEN, LLC the described property; and the mortgagee giv- facility is at UTM Zone 40 C.F.R. Part 7, in- TY-ONE (31) DESERT shall take title to the if the street address ing this notice shall not 13, UTM Easting DEZ; NEW MEXICO Attorney for Plaintiff cluding Title VI of the RANCH ESTATES, above described real PO BOX 844 does not match the le- be liable to the suc- 663506, UTM Northing MORTGAGE FINANCE Civil Rights Act of 1964, CURRY COUNTY, property subject to a 421 S AVENUE C, gal description, then the cessful bidder for any 3798892. The facility is AUTHORITY; and CAV- as amended; Section NEW MEXICO, AS one month right of re- SUITE D property being sold damages. about 6 miles south of ALRY PORTFOLIO 504 of the Rehabilita- SHOWN BY THE OFFI- demption. PORTALES NM 88130 herein is the property Clovis, NM. From the SERVICES, LLC, tion Act of 1973; the CIAL RECORDED 575-226-5291 more particularly de- NOTICE IS FURTHER south side of Clovis, PLAT THEREOF. Age Discrimination Act Defendants. Electronically e-filed 575-226-5292 (fax) scribed above, not the GIVEN that the real travel 5 miles south of 1975, Title IX of the /s/ Wesley Pool property located at the property and improve- down Curry Road K, Education Amendments THE FOREGOING SALE Wesley Pool, Special street address; any ments concerned with then at the intersection NOTICE OF SALE LEGAL 71100 of 1972, and Section 13 will be made to satisfy a Master May 8, 2018 prospective purchaser herein will be sold sub- with Curry Road 4, turn of the Federal Water judgment rendered by 201 Innsdale Terrace at the sale is given no- ject to any and all right, travel 0.47 miles NOTICE IS HEREBY May 15, 2018 Pollution Control Act the above Court in the GIVEN that on May 30, Clovis, NM 88101-3061 May 22, 2018 tice that it should verify patent reservations, to site entrance on the Amendments of 1972. If above entitled and (575) 762-8300 the location and ad- easements, all record- right into the 2 acre 2018, at the hour of May 29, 2018 you have any questions numbered cause on 11:00 a.m., the under- dress of the property ed and unrecorded site. Entrance to the about this notice or any April 20, 2018, being an being sold. Said sale liens not foreclosed Peltz site is north of the signed Special Master LEGAL 71220 STATE OF NEW of NMED's non- dis- action to foreclose a will, at the main en- May 15, 2018 MEXICO will be made pursuant herein, and all recorded Southwest Cheese fa- crimination programs, mortgage on the above to the judgment entered and unrecorded special cility in Curry county. trance of the Curry May 22, 2018 COUNTY OF CURRY policies or procedures, described property. County Courthouse, May 29, 2018 NINTH JUDICIAL on February 26, 2018 in assessments and taxes you may contact: Kris- The Plaintiff's Judg- the above entitled and that may be due. Plain- Air emissions of any reg- 700 N. Main Street, DISTRICT tine Pintado, Non-Dis- ment, which includes Clovis, New Mexico, STATE OF NEW numbered cause, which tiff and its attorneys dis- ulated air contaminant crimination Coordinator, interest and costs, is sell all the right, title MEXICO NO. D-905-CV-2017- was a suit to foreclose claim all responsibility will be no more than 95 New Mexico Environ- $64,565.97 and the and interest of the COUNTY OF 00637 a mortgage held by the for, and the purchaser tons per year (tpy) for ment Department, 1190 same bears interest at above-named Defen- ROOSEVELT above Plaintiff and at the sale takes the each of the following: St. Francis Dr., Suite 6.875% per annum dants in and to the NINTH JUDICIAL BOKF, N.A., wherein Plaintiff was property subject to, the total suspended partic- N4050, P.O. Box 5469, from February 10, hereinafter described DISTRICT adjudged to have a lien valuation of the proper- ulates, nitrogen oxides, Santa Fe, NM 87502, 2018, to the date of real estate to the high- Plaintiff, against the above-de- ty by the County Asses- carbon monoxide, and (505) 827-2855, nd.co sale. The Plaintiff est bidder for cash. GREGG D. TORRES, scribed real estate in sor as real or personal volatile organic com- [email protected]. and/or its assignees The property to be sold v. the sum of $107,368.38 property, affixture of pounds. No more than If you believe that you has the right to bid at is located at 722 Axtell Plaintiff, plus interest from De- any mobile or manufac- 50 tpy of sulfur dioxide, have been discriminat- such sale and submit Street, Clovis, and is PEDRO J. CANABAL cember 13, 2017 to the tured home to the land, 8 tpy of any one haz- ed against with respect its bid verbally or in situate in Curry County, vs. AKA PEDRO JAIME date of sale at the rate deactivation of title to a ardous air pollutant to a NMED program or writing. The Plaintiff New Mexico, and is CANABAL, of 5.500% per annum, mobile or manufactured (HAP), and 23 tpy of all activity, you may con- may apply all or any particularly described ZIMRI POULK, the costs of sale, in- home on the property, if combined HAPs. tact the Non-Discrimi- part of its judgment to as follows: LOT ONE

nation Coordinator the purchase price in (1) IN BLOCK FORTY- The standard operating identified above or visit lieu of cash. The sale SEVEN (47) OF THE schedule of this facility our website at may be postponed and NORTH PARK ADDI- will be up to 24 https://www.env.nm.gov rescheduled at the dis- TION, TO THE CITY hours/day continuously. /non-employee-discrimi cretion of the Special OF CLOVIS, CURRY nation-complaint-page/ Master. COUNTY, NEW MEXI- The owner and/or opera- to learn how and where CO AS SHOWN BY tor of the Plant is: Peltz to file a complaint of NOTICE IS FURTHER THE OFFICIAL Companies, Inc., 1016 discrimination. GIVEN that the real RECORDED PLAT Flack Ave, P.O. Box property and improve- THEREOF. 612, Alliance, Nebraska LEGAL 70876 ments concerned with 69301. May 1, 2018 herein will be sold sub- THE FOREGOING SALE May 8, 2018 ject to any and all will be made to satisfy a If you have any ques- May 15, 2018 patent reservations, judgment rendered by tions or comments May 22, 2018 easements, all record- the above Court in the about construction or ed and unrecorded above entitled and operation of above fa- STATE OF NEW liens not foreclosed numbered cause on cility, and want your MEXICO herein, and all recorded April 24, 2018, being an comments to be made COUNTY OF CURRY and unrecorded special action to foreclose a as a part of the permit NINTH JUDICIAL assessments and taxes mortgage on the above review process, you DISTRICT that may be due. Plain- described property. must submit your com- tiff and its attorneys dis- The Plaintiff's Judg- ments in writing to the No. D-905-CV-2017- claim all responsibility ment, which includes following address: Per- 00620 for, and the purchaser interest and costs, is mits Programs Manag- at the sale takes the $99,173.96 and the er, New Mexico Envi- BANK OF AMERICA, property subject to, the same bears interest at ronment Department, N.A., valuation of the proper- 4.500% per annum Air Quality Bureau, 525 ty by the County Asses- from March 17, 2018, to Camino de los Mar- Plaintiff, sor as real or personal the date of sale. The quez, Suite 1, Santa property, affixture of Plaintiff and/or its as- Fe, New Mexico, vs. any mobile or manufac- signees has the right to 87505, (505) 476-4300. tured home to the land, bid at such sale and Other comments and THE ESTATE OF JACK deactivation of title to a mobile or manufactured submit its bid verbally questions may be sub- HASKINS, Deceased; or in writing. The Plain- mitted verbally. Please MARY BROPHY, Indi- home on the property, if any, environmental tiff may apply all or any refer to the company vidually and as Person- part of its judgment to name and site name, al Representative of the contamination on the property, if any, and the purchase price in as used in this notice or Estate of Jack Haskins, lieu of cash. The sale send a copy of this no- Deceased; JAMES zoning violations con- tice along with your may be postponed and HASKINS; RANDY cerning the property, if comments, since the any. rescheduled at the dis- ROBERTS; RICKY cretion of the Special PAGE 6B ✦ TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Call 1-844- both written and verbal es for rent, And 2 or 3 NA, bid at such sale and HELP WANTED end with most runs to bedroom apartments for 781-1139 submit its bid verbally correspondence. Arizona and back. New rent. All are pet friendly or in writing. The Plain- To apply in person, bring Plaintiff, LOST AND FOUND equipment and great please call for more in- VIAGRA AND CIALIS tiff may apply all or any *MAKE UP to $3,000 resume with cover letter company support. Ben- USERS! Cut your drug to K. Barnett & Sons, formation 575-309-6661 vs. part of its judgment to in ONLY 14 days!! efits include meal al- costs! SAVE $$! 50 LOST LRG Blue Parrot, Inc at 2405 W 7th the purchase price in Managing firework stand lowance, 401k and in- Pills for $99.00. FREE last seen Towne Talk & Street in Clovis or fax to HOUSE FOR RENT TRAVIS SCHUMAN; and lieu of cash. The sale NO INVESTMENT surance. This is a job Shipping! 100% Guar- Soccer fields. Please (575) 769-3262. 221 Lincoln St. 3 BR CITY OF CLOVIS, may be postponed and REQUIRED! that you can make a anteed and Discreet. call if seen 575-769- If interested call rescheduled at the dis- June 24-July 4, career out of. Call 575- CALL 1-844-797-6548 2715 575-693-4209 Defendants. cretion of the Special mrwfireworks.com HELP WANTED – Expe- 760-7506 Master. to submit app, or rienced Car Detailers NOTICE OF SALE 210-622-3788, m-f Apply within 2320 N. BE ALERT! NOTICE IS FURTHER Main Tue-Fri 9am-4pm PETS SPECIAL NOTICES If you receive a phone AUCTION SALES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the real property and improve- ASST. CONTROLLER call from our newspa- GIVEN that on May 30, for K. Barnett & Sons in NICK GRIEGO & SONS FREE TO GOOD HOME: ments concerned with per asking for your WARD BROS. Tractor 2018, at the hour of CLOVIS MEDIA INC. Clovis. The ideal can- CONST., INC. Is Hiring 8 weeks old Kittens, tan- herein will be sold sub- Inc. 1315 SR 209 11:00 a.m., the under- shall not be liable for didate will have excel- A/B Class Drivers credit card number in gerine, taupe, & black ject to any and all Clovis, NM signed Special Master failure to publish an ad, lent accounting and Must have 2 Years order to continue your and gray. Litter box patent reservations, June 2, 2018 - 9AM will, at the main en- for typographical errors math skills, be a self- Experience ad, do NOT give out trained. 575-760-4893 easements, all record- Consign ASAP for Best trance of the Curry or for errors in publica- starter with strong at- Apply at that information! Also, ed and unrecorded Advertisement County Courthouse, tion except to the extent tention to detail and the 1155 Kimberly Lane the phone number for 700 N. Main Street, liens not foreclosed of the cost of that por- Call 575-762-1015 MRS. BUTLER rented ability to find solutions our newspaper will Clovis, New Mexico, herein, and all recorded tion of the ad wherein for Info. her house on the first and unrecorded special to complex problems. NOW HIRING! NOT show as a sell all the right, title the error occurred. Cost day the ad ran. She assessments and taxes The position supports Career Oriented restricted/private and interest of the adjustment is limited to the Controller in prepar- gave us a thumbs up! above-named Defen- that may be due. Plain- the first day insertion. Sales Professionals number on your caller ing detailed financial GARAGE SALE Thank you Mrs. Butler! dants in and to the tiff and its attorneys dis- - Organized ID. claim all responsibility statements, assisting - Self Motivated CURRY COUNTY hereinafter described WHEN J.M. placed her for, and the purchaser with financial audits, Salary + Commission BE ALERT! real estate to the high- house for sale in the reconciling accounts, est bidder for cash. at the sale takes the Possible STUFF NEEDS A property subject to, the Classifieds, she didn’t filing of quarterly taxes, Call Big Valley The property to be sold job cost accounting and HOME! is located at 910 Wal- valuation of the proper- expect to sell it within 4 in Portales! Yard Sale Sat May 19 ty by the County Asses- hours of the paper com- providing backup sup- 575-356-8581 lace St., Clovis, and is port for all other admin- 8A.M-2P.M 121 Burch situate in Curry County, sor as real or personal ing out! Super! istrative positions. Ac- CONCRETE FOREMAN/ Pl (Off Wrangler) TVs, FINISHER/FORM SET- Tools, Tires, House- TER for K. Barnett & wares, much more! Sons, Inc. in Clovis, NM. Knowledge of CARS FOR SALE form setting, finishing MISCELLANEOUS experience, blue prints, laser levels, ADA re- 2007 FORD TAURUS 6 quirements, drainage DONATE YOUR CAR, Cyl. 4 door, Maroon, structures, curb, gutter TRUCK OR BOAT TO CD player, 2 new front and sidewalk. Prefer HERITAGE FOR THE tires, needs some work. someone with experi- BLIND. Free 3 Day Va- Asking $4,000 or best ence leading a crew ALL real estate advertis- cation, Tax Deductible, cash offer. 575-309- and talking to inspec- ing in Clovis Media Inc. Free Towing, All Paper- 1590 tors. Ideal candidate newspapers is subject to work Taken Care Of. will have a minimum of the Federal Fair Housing CALL 1-800-948-7239 five years of experi- Act of 1968 as amended UNABLE TO work due to TRUCK/VAN/SUV ence. which makes it illegal to injury or illness? Call Company offers medical/ advertise "any prefer- Bill Gordon & Assoc., dental/vision/life insur- ence, limitation or dis- Social Security Disabili- ance/401k and paid crimination based on ty Attorneys! FREE time off. COMPETITIVE race, color, religion, Evaluation. Local Attor- hourly rate, DOE. handicap, family status neys Nationwide 1-800- Equal opportunity em- or national origin, or an 591-5109 [Mail: 2420 N ployer. intention to make any St NW, Washington DC 2011 CHEVY Send resumes to 575- such preference, limita- https://maps.google.- Colorado camper 904-7286 or apply at tion or discrimination." com/?q=2420+N+St+N shell for sale Call 2405 W. 7th St. Clovis, Clovis Media Inc. will not W,+Washington+DC&a 575-607-5861 NM knowingly accept any ad- mp;entry=gmail&s vertising in this newspa- ource=g Want to make a per that is in violation of Office: Broward Co. FL difference? the law. Our readers are (TX/NM Bar.) 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