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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Child injured by gunfire in home ❏ Sheriff says 6-year-old girl was most likely the victim of carelessness.

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CLOVIS — A 6-year-old girl injured by gunfire in her home on Sunday night was most likely the victim of carelessness, Curry County Sheriff Wesley Waller said Monday. The child, who lives in the 1300 block of Grove Street off of State Highway 467 south of Clovis, was treated and released from the Clovis hospital. She suffered mouth and facial injuries Staff photo: Tony Bullocks from debris after a bullet went through an Donnie Nunez, right, of Clovis and his sons Donovan Nunez, 9, and Sebastian Nunez, 17, clean up damage from Sunday exterior wall of her residence, Waller said. night’s storm. “It was probably someone shooting for whatever reason — target practice, or we’re not sure of the purpose — but I don’t think that house was a target,” Waller said. Damage keeps crews busy Waller said the child’s parents and a sibling were also in the home at the time ❏ Storms bring “Nothing real major but a lot of the shooting. of little stuff was damaged. We Rain totals A county news release said witnesses winds, down trees. are just run ragged,” Whalin saw a white sedan leaving the scene after said. the shots were fired. By Anna George Clovis also saw trees down, Area rainfall totals varied dramatically on Sunday night. Here are According to the news release: some official reports from National Weather Service stations: STAFF WRITER roofs damaged and traffic lights ■ Deputies responded to the shooting at [email protected] off line because of the storm. 8:30 p.m. Sunday. ■ Public Works Director Clint CURRY ROOSEVELT “It was determined that a 6-year-old The High Plains saw welcome Bunch said street lights at the ■ ■ child was injured by debris after a bullet rain on Sunday night, but high 15 miles north of 3 miles southwest of penetrated an exterior wall of her resi- intersections of Prince and Clovis — .74 winds also brought down multi- Portales — .89 dence. The projectile struck a ceramic Seventh and 21st and Norris ■ 6 miles southeast of ■ ple trees and kept cleanup crews 5 miles southwest of wallhanging, causing it to fragment. The busy throughout Monday. went down due to lightning Clovis — 2.48 Portales — .78 strikes. ■ 2.5 miles northeast of child received mouth and facial injuries as A Muleshoe elementary school a result of shrapnel from the shattered “We have safety features that Clovis — 1.83 was among the hardest hit. ■ ornament.” “We had three trees that were causes those lights to go into Grady — .68 ■ ■ 6 miles south of Texico PARMER “Evidence indicates the bullet was uprooted and two trees that were flashing — either flashing yel- fired from the area of 1363 Rose Street, low or red — in case of situa- — 1.22 split in two, more than likely ■ ■ Farwell — .41 which is an unoccupied residence.” tions like this,” Bunch said. 2 miles north of ■ ■ from lightning,” said Sam Broadview — 1.24 Bovina — .15 Anyone with information is asked to Whalin, Muleshoe Independent The lights were back up contact the Curry County Sheriff’s Office School District’s facilities direc- Monday morning, just in time to at 575-769-2335, or they can remain tor. free workers who were kept busy BAILEY anonymous and be considered for a Mary De Shazo Elementary throughout the day with drain reward of up to $1,000 by contacting ■ Muleshoe — .41 also saw damage to a roof and and debris cleaning as well as Curry County Crime Stoppers at 575-763- gas line because of high winds. tree branch removal. 7000. Train catches fire ❏ Chief says fire out of sight by the time firefighters arrived. By Anna George inets,” Gershon said. STAFF WRITER Train personnel were evacuated without [email protected] injury, officials said. Gershon said about 100 gallons of water A California-bound train engine burst was used to extinguish the blaze. into flames Monday just west of Cannon The engine was not disabled despite the Air Force Base. fire, said BNSF Railway Director of Public The incident happened about 9:40 a.m., Affairs Joe Sloan. The train, originally a but the fire was out of sight by the time lead engine, has been moved to a rear firefighters arrived, said Clovis Fire engine and will continue the trek to Department Battalion Chief Joel Gershon. California. “It was smoking when we arrived and we Sloan said the cause of the fire is unde- Courtesy photo: Ronnie Marez didn’t find the fire until we opened the cab- termined and under investigation. A railroad spokesman said the engine was not disabled despite the fire.

Forecast: Today Wednesday Thursday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 5A High: 89 High: 97 High: 99 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 6A Low: 65 Low: 63 Low: 61 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Events calendar Today Mexico University. Information: ■ Budding Artists — 10:30 575-562-1011 a.m. at Portales Public Library for ■ Blooming Talent — 10:30 grades 2-6. Activity: Floriculture a.m. at Portales Public Library. and a Spot of Tea. Information: 575- Guest: Garden Source Nursery. 356-3940 Information: 575-356-3940 ■ Big Kids Activity Hour — 10 ■ Childrens’ Storyhour — 10 a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library for ages 7-11. Information: 575- for ages 3-6. Information: 575-769- 769-7840 7840 ■ Mario Kart tournament — 10 a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library Friday for ages 8-18. Information: 575- ■ Friday Flix — 10:30 a.m. at 769-7840 Portales Public Library. Movie: “Storks.” Information: 575-356- Wednesday 3940 ■ Little Sprouts storytime — 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public Library for preschoolers. Story: Ongoing ■ “Digging in the Dirt.” Information: Pintores artist of the month 575-356-3940 — Ed Martinez is the featured artist ■ Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at for June at Clovis-Carver Public Clovis-Carver Public Library for Library. Information: 575-769-7840 ages 10 months-3 years. Information: 575-769-7840 The events calendar is a daily listing of area events. To place an Thursday item on the calendar, call the ■ Steven Gamble retirement newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- reception — 2 p.m. at Campus mail: Union Building, Eastern New [email protected]

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Today Hall meetings regarding land use Staff photo: Tony Bullocks ■ Roosevelt County Land Use plans. Information: 575-356-5307 Committee — 1 p.m. at Roosevelt Brandon Chavez of Clovis stocks the shelves Monday afternoon at Giants Fireworks on U.S. 84 east of Clovis. County Courthouse, commission Thursday The stand’s manager said sales are better than this time a year ago, possibly due to recent rains. room. Public Town Hall meetings ■ Roosevelt County Land Use regarding land use plans. Committee — 5 p.m. at Floyd Information: 575-356-5307 Community Center. Public Town ■ Clovis Municipal School Hall meetings regarding land use Officials warn of fire danger Board — 5:30 p.m. in district board plans. Information: 575-356-5307 room, Clovis. Information: 575-769- By Alisa Boswell said. “The dried grasses and weeds are 4300 This calendar is a daily listing Banned fireworks MANAGING EDITOR readily ignitable with our humidity of area public meetings. To place being as low as it is. That being said, Wednesday an item on the calendar, call the [email protected] These aerial devices are banned each ■ the triggers are anything now that Roosevelt County Land Use newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- Weekend rains cooled things off, but would not have normally been a prob- year in Curry and Roosevelt counties, Committee — 5:30 p.m. at Dora mail: area officials are warning residents lem.” officials said: Community Building. Public Town [email protected] that caution is still needed to prevent Nuckols said Portales firefighters Aerial shell kits and reloadable tubes ■ Aerial spinners grass fires. have seen an increase in grass fires ■ Clovis Fire Chief Mike Nolen and over the last two weeks. They respond- Helicopters ■ Lottery Portales Fire Chief Gary Nuckols said ed to two fires on Tuesday, two on Gold mines neither county is sitting at “critical” Wednesday and one on Thursday. All ■ Missile-type rockets Saturday fire danger. But with fireworks on sale were small and quickly contained. ■ Multiple tubes devices throughout the region and 90-plus There are no burn bans in place for ■ Roman candles temperatures forecast later this week, ■ Mine shells (except those that produce one spark could mean disaster. either county, but some aerial fire- Powerball works are banned in each county as a shower of sparks) Machine sparks and malfunctions ■ 10 22 32 36 58 are usually the biggest cause of grass they are every year. Stick-type rockets fires, Nuckols said. Nolen said anyone setting off fire- Ground audible devices Powerball: 10 Other main causes are cigarettes works should select locations where ■ Chasers grass is short and water available. ■ Firecrackers that produce an audible Powerplay: 4 being thrown out car windows and vehicle exhaust pipes, Nolen said. “Obviously fires can happen in a lot effect other than a whistle with a charge of Even sun-splashed glass on the side of different ways,” Nuckols said. more than 130 grams of explosive composi- Lotto Texas of the road can set off a grass fire. “We’re just encouraging everyone, be tion per audible sound (no louder than a “With the grasses so dry now, it smart, use your head. Call us if you get Class C firework) 1 24 27 41 49 53 takes very little to ignite them,” Nolen in a bind.”

JUNE 27 On this date ... 1972: Screwworm cases were becoming “rampant” in the Texas Panhandle, but offi- cials said there were no cases of the cattle disease reported in Curry or Roosevelt counties. Four new cases had been confirmed in Swisher and Oldham counties in Texas in the past week. The nearest New Mexico infestation was reported in Tatum. Screwworms are maggots that feed on liv- ing flesh. Left untreated, they can kill their victims.

1972: Wade’s Sporting Goods and Ladies Sportswear was hosting its semi- annual clearance sale in Clovis. One rack of men’s shorts, hats and swim- Wade’s was at 120 Main in Clovis. suits was 40 percent off. One group of women’s blouses, shorts, Pages Past is compiled by Editor David skirts, T-shirts and turtle tees were 40 per- Stevens. Contact him at: cent off. [email protected] Markets Dow Jones: 21,409.55 +14.79 (+0.07%) Gold: 1,244.79/oz Silver: 16.57/oz Oil: 43.47/barrel Closing Quotes Microsoft Corporation 70.53 Altria Group Inc 76.53 Newmont Mining Corp 33.77 AT&T Inc. 38.15 PepsiCo, Inc. 117.12 Atmos Energy Corporation 84.31 PNM Resources Inc 39.55 Bank of America Corp 22.89 Sears Holdings Corp 7.36 Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 56.92 Tenneco Inc 56.29 Citigroup Inc 63.78 Verizon Communications Inc. 45.75 Chevron Corporation 104.14 Washington Federal Inc. 32.90 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 52.87 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 77.53 Edison International 80.47 Wells Fargo & Co 52.90 Exxon Mobil Corporation 81.24 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 75.50 Ford Motor Company 11.18 Xcel Energy Inc 47.38 General Electric Company 27.61 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) 44.07 These are the high and low prices Int’l Business Machines Corp. 155.23 for grain as reported by the N.M. Intel Corporation 34.07 Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. The Coca-Cola Co 45.43 Wheat 3.37-3.93 Southwest Airlines Co 61.75 Milo 4.27-5.75 McDonald's Corporation 153.96 Corn: Bushel 3.89-4.07 Merck & Co., Inc. 65.92 Corn 100-wt 6.95-7.27

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Member: The Associated Press THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3A Clovis teen lands musical role By Stephanie Losoya ence before,” Pearce said, but was cast in “Little STAFF WRITER Shop of Horrors” as Audrey at school. [email protected] Pearce said she hasn’t decided whether she prefers musical theater or opera. CANYON — A Clovis teenager has landed a Pearce was also cast in the opera “The role in the outdoor musical “Texas.” Marriage of Figaro” as Cherubino. Many of Erin Pearce, 19, was cast to perform during those cast in “Texas” also perform in the opera. “Texas’” 52nd season at the Pioneer It’s scheduled Aug. 6-7 on the campus of West Amphitheater in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. Texas A&M University. Performances are every “I’m going to get my feet wet in opera and night except Mondays through then see where I want to go,” she said. “I can Aug. 19. just go and see what I’m good at and see what Pearce auditioned with 900 suits me.” others and landed a chorus She said her time with the cast and crew of role. She also alternates per- “Texas” has been “a really unique and special formances of a character in the experience.” show named Eula. Though a In addition to more time on stage, Pearce has minor character, Eula does had to learn choreography, and she has have solos. Pearce immersed herself in the world of entertainment. Pearce, who just finished “We’ve got people who have their master’s her first year as a vocal per- degree who have been doing ‘Texas’ for years formance major at Wayland Baptist University and then you’ve got people like me who are just in Plainview, says the audition was “absolutely” nerve wracking and she and her family waited out of their first year of college,” Pearce said. for over a month to hear the results. Cast members who do not live in the area are Once she heard back, she said preparations set up in apartments in Amarillo during the sum- “started really quickly and just haven’t mer, Pearce said. They follow a strict schedule stopped.” of rehearsals for “Texas” and the opera as well Cloyce Kunhert, “Texas” music director, said as dance class and of course the performances “(Pearce) is every bit as comfortable as sea- are held six nights a week. soned performers.” “It’s tough, but at the same time, we love it,” Kunhert is married to Pearce’s voice teacher, she said. Brian Kunhert. “Texas” Director David Yirak said about 40 “We have very strong singers in the show, so percent of the cast members return each sum- it was very competitive for her to get in and she mer. did,” Cloyce Kunhert said. “The majority of cast is college aged, for Pearce said it was Brian Kunhert who encour- many its the first or second professional job,” aged her to audition for “Texas.” Yirak said. Pearce said she has loved her experience so Though the basic plot line of the show far and is excited to see where it leads. When remains constant, Yirak said the crew makes she first enrolled at Wayland, Pearce declared a some changes in the dialogue and adds or major in music education, but said she was removes songs each year. “nudged” by educators to pursue performance. The musical features a love story and conflict “I didn’t have a lot of performance experi- over land between ranchers and farmers.

Staff photo: Anna George Workers from Plateau and Republic Telecom work to fix one of Plateau’s lines Monday, leaving about 100 Plateau customers without service. Plateau fiberoptic line clipped By Anna George worst place they could have ulatory manager. STAFF WRITER clipped it for us. This is a It’s the second time in a [email protected] challenging area,” said Vince week Republic Telecom has Tyson, chief operations offi- cut a line in Clovis. CLOVIS — Plateau lost cer with Plateau. Workers last week cut connection with an estimated Tyson said repairs are dif- power from the street light at 100 customers on Monday ficult in the area because of Prince Street and Mabry after a contractor clipped its the amount of concrete and Drive, putting it out of com- fiberoptic line on Mabry congestion. mission for three days. Drive, officials said. Plateau officials were pre- A Republic Telecom The contractor, Republic dicting services could be worker declined comment on Telecom, is not associated restored this morning. Monday. Representatives for with Plateau but was being “We have located the cut Republic Telecom and ADP contracted by ADPto install and are working fast and could not immediately be a different fibrtoptic line. furiously to get it fixed,” said reached for comment late “This is pretty much the Launa Waller, Plateau’s reg- Monday afternoon.

LOCAL ROUNDUP Drowning victim’s 325 (west of Fort Sumner) Cammack died Thursday and Mr. Sawyer never resur- from injuries suffered last body recovered faced,” the news release week fighting a fire near FORT SUMNER — The read. Nara Visa in Quay County. body of a teenage drowning The teen’s body has been “John Cammack under- victim was recovered about sent to the Office of the stood the importance of 8 a.m. Sunday in the Pecos Medical Investigator for fighting fires and how devas- River near Fort Sumner. autopsy, the news release tating they can be to our New Mexico State Police said. state,” the governor wrote in in a news release said the issuing the order. “... If the Griffith Fire had body of Tularosa's Colton Flags at half-staff not been fought by John Alexander Sawyer, 19, was for firefighter Cammack and his fellow recovered about a mile from firefighters, the town of Nara where he was last seen with Gov. Susana Martinez has Visa could have been put in friends on Friday night. issued an executive order for jeopardy.” “Mr. Sawyer and two flags to be flown at half-staff Cammack, a volunteer other friends were jumping from sunrise to sunset today firefighter for nearly 30 into the river near a diver- in honor and mourning of years, was 74. sion dam north of US Nara Visa firefighter John Highway 60 near milepost Cammack. — Staff reports Page 4A Tuesday June 27, 2017 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt Counties OICES and beyond V THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Justice reduced to voyeur of black deaths

wasn’t going to write to law-abiding white gun me a ticket, ‘Thank you, then pose for pictures with ment? We get our spectacle, this. owners, because it’s been sir,’ and that’s it.” the maimed and ruined bod- but the profoundly ignorant IOn this subject, I felt I Leonard nearly a year since Castile’s I thought of the frequent ies. remain profoundly ignorant, had already spilled enough death and, at this writing, inability of white men to Yet even armed with such Sean Hannity still can’t see outrage onto enough pages Pitts the group has uttered barely recognize privilege even damning photographic evi- what the fuss is about, and to last a lifetime. I needed a ◆ a peep about a black man when it’s shooting a black dence — see some of it for justice is just a voyeur, avid- break from the emotional Syndicated who was martyred for that man in the chest. yourself at withoutsanctu- ly watching the show — columnist carnage. cause. And I thought of a tweet ary.com — police routinely black death, live! — but Then I saw the dashcam I thought of all those peo- from “Sydette” that has declined to arrest, and pros- doing nothing about it. video that was released last ple who assure me, with a haunted me the last few ecutors, to prosecute. Castile says, “Sir, I have week. the facts, but not the viscer- smugness found only in the days: “Why,” she asked, Generations later, in the to tell you: I do have a Granted, it told me noth- al truth. I didn’t know how profoundly ignorant, that if “must black death be broad- era of the smartphone and firearm on me.” ing I didn’t already know. I shattering and sudden it all black people would just cast and consumed to be the dashcam, damning pho- The officer says, “Don’t knew how a black man was. One moment it’s a traf- treat police with respect and believed, and what is it tographic evidence still is reach for it, then. Don’t pull named Philando Castile was fic stop and then — bang- obey their commands, they beyond spectacle if it cannot not enough. Black death it out.” pulled over last year in a bangbangbangbangbang- wouldn’t get hurt. I would be used to obtain justice?” must be “broadcast and con- Castile says, “I’m not Minneapolis suburb. I knew bang! — it’s an execution. ask them to tell me which of I don’t know who Sydette sumed to be believed” — pulling it out.” how he politely informed That video shocked me. It those things Castile failed to is, but she raises a question and even when believed, The officer says, “Don’t the police officer that he had left my heart trembling. It do. of deep historical implica- often doesn’t seem to count pull it out!” a legal firearm in the car. I left my thoughts tumbling. I thought of that time tions. Black death, after all, for much. That’s why many Bangbangbangbangbangb knew how the officer pan- I thought of the National Sean Hannity explained has been spectacle for gen- of us were unsurprised when angbang! icked and started shooting Rifle Association, which how, when he is stopped, he erations. Deep into the 20th Castile’s killer was acquit- as Castile was complying supposedly exists to protect informs the officer that he century, it was common for ted. Leonard Pitts Jr. writes with a request for his license law-abiding gun owners has a legal firearm and it all white people to murder So this man’s death is for the Miami Herald. and registration. from government overreach. goes smoothly after that: black ones in the cruelest reduced to — what? — Contact him at: But as it turned out, I had Obviously, that extends only ‘“Yes, sir,’ ‘No, sir,’ writes ways they could invent, clickbait? A TV news seg- [email protected] Keep your pets safe during fireworks season t’s just not natural, all Not all pets are suscepti- problems and keep pets weekends. Even during a borhood. In addition to the that popping, whistling ble to loud noises, but there safe. routine walk, a suddenly obvious steps of talking to Iand deep resonate Sharna are a fair share of critters ■ Identification — If ever frightened dog can easily people, checking animal booms. that will run through a pane there were a time to be sure break a leash or collar, so shelters and notifying your And while it may repre- Johnson of glass to escape or spend a pet is wearing ID, it’s don’t take chances. veterinarian, also post in sent celebration to some, for ◆ hours hiding under a bed now. Schedule an appoint- ■ Leave them behind — local social media groups critters, there is absolutely In search and growling at anyone who ment to have a microchip Don’t take pets to events for lost and found pets, no logical reason why the of ponies tries to dislodge them. implanted by a vet, register and gatherings where there contact rescue organiza- world should erupt in vio- Not only can such fears pets with the city, order cus- will be fireworks. It is dif- tions, place classified ads lent chaos unless something potentially lead a pet to tom tags online, or have a ficult to manage a terrified and/or post fliers in your is terribly wrong. contrary, incite something injure themselves, they tag made at pet stores or pet, particularly in a crowd. community. Next week, humans will more like apocalyptic terror. might also cause them to do retail locations that offer Let pets stay home where Remember, holidays are celebrate a declaration that, It might be easier to cope things that are far from engraving. they are more comfortable special occasions that give more than 240 years ago, if the explosions were con- being in their best interests, ■ Picture time — Have and safe. humans reason to celebrate. marked the United States as fined to one night, but fire- like make a run for it. current photos of your pet ■ Get help — When a But sometimes leaving pets an independent nation. It’s a works tend to be more like a Each year around available if they do get pet’s fears put them or oth- out of the celebration is the day commemorated every season than a single occur- Independence Day, animal loose so you can get the ers in danger, consult a vet- best way to show you care. year by gathering with rence. Just when the stars shelters across the country word out. erinarian. friends and family and begin to twinkle and the air report an increase in lost ■ Play it safe — Keep ■ Lost pets — If the Sharna Johnson is enjoying the dreaded foe of cools enough to enjoy being pets, making it a good time pets indoors and play a worst happens and a pet always searching for many a pet — fireworks. outdoors, the popping to take extra precautions. radio or television to drown gets loose, spread the ponies. You can reach her Fireworks convey any- begins again and fur balls As the holiday approach- out the noise during times word. Frightened pets can at: thing but revelry for many start to tremble and scram- es, there are some things pet when fireworks are com- cover a lot of ground, so insearchofponies domestic animals, and to the ble for cover. owners can do to prevent mon, such as evenings and look beyond your neigh- @gmail.com

Jail logs Booked damage to property, possession of Dickerson, 26, second aggravat- Released Portales marijuana, tampering with evi- ed DWI, two counts of leaving ■ The following were booked dence the scene of an accident involv- The following were released Christian Alexander into local jails through Monday ■ Jayson Fenn, 40, distribution ing damage to a vehicle, open from local jails through Monday Dickerson, 26, bond morning: ■ Ulisess Espinoza, 18, bond of marijuana container on person in motor morning: ■ ■ vehicle, failure to yield, use or Benjamin Fierro, 30, bond Aaron Autrey, 21, concealing ■ Clovis identity, driving while license is possession of drug parapherna- Joseph Emmanuel Leyva, 21, ■ lia Clovis* bond Savannah Thompson, 20, driv- suspended or revoked, no insur- ■ ing under the influence, possession ance, expired registration ■ Benjamin Fierro, 30, driv- ■ Michael Bolanos, 29 Samantha Joe Reynolds, 34, ■ bond of marijuana Lisa Lopez, 26, failure to ing under the influence of ■ Calvin Parks, 53 ■ liquor, driving the wrong way ■ Elizabeth Cynthia Vallejo, 22, Jorge Nunez, 48, shoplifting appear for misdemeanor, failure to ■ Logan Reavis, 28 ■ ■ Tami Lin Ludlow, 43, bond Dontae Harris, 26, driving pay fines ■ while license was revoked ■ Jerry Hemmerling, 37, assault bench warrant for failure to Brandon Garza, 30 ■ Christina Snell, 43, shoplift- against a household member appear on charges of issuing a ■ Vientiane Vongsaphay, 36 * The Curry County Detention ing, probation violation ■ Catrina Parker, 35, battery worthless check ■ Savannah Thompson, 20 Center in Clovis does not dis- ■ ■ Yvonna Andrade, 28, posses- against a household member Samantha Joe Reynolds, ■ Dontae Harris, 26 close the reasons for release in 34, driving under the influence its daily briefings. sion of drug paraphernalia, failure ■ Tye Jordan, 23 to appear on felony charge of liquor, failure to stop or yield ■ ■ Tye Jordan, 23, battery against Portales at intersection, improper turning Jayson Fenn, 40 — Compiled by the Staff of a household member, criminal ■ Christian Alexander at intersection ■ Aaron Autrey, 21 The News Supporters rally in NM for Iraqi refugee amid deportation threat By Russell Contreras who filed the domestic violence charge, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS McCoy said. Al-bumohammed had worked as a con- ALBUQUERQUE — About 300 people tractor with the U.S. military from 2004 to demonstrated outside Immigration and 2009 as a linguist assisting in cultural and Customs Enforcement offices in familiarization programs at the National Albuquerque on Monday to support an Training Center at Fort Irwin, California. Iraqi refugee they say will face death if he Monday’s rally came as attorneys asked a is deported because he helped train U.S. federal judge in Michigan to halt deporta- soldiers going to Iraq. tions of Iraqi nationals. Immigrant rights activists and religious The U.S. government says 1,400 Iraqis leaders waved signs and chanted, “Justice are under deportation orders, though most for Kadhim!” as Kadhim Al-bumohammed, are not in custody. Some have been under 64, prepared for a scheduled meeting with removal orders for years because they com- federal immigration authorities. Al-bumo- mitted crimes in the U.S. But legal action hammed walked out of the offices after the over deportations is heating up because appointment was canceled. Iraq has agreed to accept them. “I don’t understand how this can be hap- Santa Fe Archbishop John Wester called pening,” Al-bumohammed said. on immigration authorities to exercise com- Immigration and Customs Enforcement passion with Al-bumohammed, citing his spokeswoman Nina Pruneda said the family ties in the U.S. agency rescheduled some appointments on Wester said he understood immigration Monday “for safety and security reasons” authorities were just enforcing the law. because of the demonstration. “But these laws are antiquated and don’t Al-bumohammed was ordered to be meet the needs of today,” he said. deported 10 years ago following a misde- In Michigan, lawyers for Detroit-area meanor domestic violence conviction, said Iraqi nationals who fear they could be tor- Micah McCoy, spokeswoman for the tured or killed if they’re kicked out of the American Civil Liberties Union of New U.S. asked a judge on Monday to extend his Mexico spokesman Micah McCoy said. A freeze on their deportations to all Iraqis judge later granted Al-bumohammed full who have been ordered to leave the coun- custody of his children from his ex-wife, try. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS NATION TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A Trump travel ban partly reinstated By Mark Sherman The 4th U.S. Circuit THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, said WASHINGTON — The the ban was “rooted in Supreme Court is allowing religious animus” toward the Trump administration Muslims and pointed to to go forward with a limit- Trump’s campaign prom- ed version of its ban on ise to impose a ban on travel from six mostly Muslims entering the Muslim countries, a victo- country as well as tweets ry for President Donald and remarks he has made Trump in the biggest legal since becoming president. controversy of his young presidency. The San Francisco- The justices will hear based 9th U.S. Circuit full arguments in October Court of Appeals said the in the case that has stirred travel policy does not heated emotions across the comply with federal immi- nation. In the meantime, gration law, including a the court said Monday that prohibition on nationality- Trump’s ban on visitors based discrimination. That from Iran, Libya, Somalia, court also put a hold on Sudan, Syria and Yemen separate aspects of the can be enforced if those policy that would keep all visitors lack a “credible irreparable harm with any ty” is to keep the refugees out of the United claim of a bona fide rela- interference. Thomas said American people safe. States for 120 days and cut tionship with a person or the government’s interest The court’s opinion by more than half, from entity in the United in preserving national explained the kinds of 110,000 to 50,000, the cap States.” security outweighs any relationships people from on refugees in the current Trump said last week hardship to people denied the six countries must government spending year that the ban would take entry into the country. demonstrate to obtain a that ends September 30. effect 72 hours after being Some immigration U.S. visa. Trump’s first executive cleared by courts. Budget office: Senate lawyers said the limited “For individuals, a close order on travel applied to The administration has nature of the ban and the familial relationship is said the 90-day ban was travelers from Iraq and silence of the court’s liber- required,” the court said. well as the six countries, health bill adds 22 needed on national securi- als on the issue Monday For people who want to and took effect immediate- ty grounds to allow an suggested that the court come to the United States ly, causing chaos and internal review of screen- had not handed Trump to work or study, “the rela- million uninsured ing procedures for visa much of a victory. They tionship must be formal, panic at airports over the last weekend in January as effect. The budget office said applicants from the six said relatively few people documented and formed in By Alan Fram countries. Opponents say the Homeland Security THE ASSOCIATED PRESS its estimate included the would fall under the ban the ordinary course, not impact of that addition. the ban is unlawful, based because people coming to for the purpose of evad- Department scrambled to WASHINGTON — The The change was aimed at on visitors’ Muslim reli- study, work or visit family ing” the travel ban. figure out whom the order Senate Republican health helping insurance companies gion. The administration members in the United The opinion faulted the covered and how it was to care bill would leave 22 mil- and the insurance market by review should be complete States already have suffi- two federal appeals courts be implemented. lion more Americans unin- discouraging healthy people before Oct. 2, the first day cient relationships with that had blocked the travel A federal judge blocked sured in 2026 than under from waiting to buy a policy the justices could hear others already is in the policy for going too far to it eight days later, an order President Barack Obama’s until they get sick. Insurers arguments in their new country. limit Trump’s authority that was upheld by a 9th health care law, the need healthy customers who term. Trump, though, hailed over immigration. The circuit panel. Rather than Congressional Budget Office are inexpensive to cover to A 120-day ban on the high court’s order as a president announced the pursue an appeal, the estimated Monday, in a blow help pay the costs of people refugees also is being “clear victory for our travel ban a week after he administration said it allowed to take effect on a to GOP leaders’ hopes of with medical conditions that national security.” He said took office in January and would revise the policy. limited basis. pushing the plan through the are costly to treat. in a statement that his revised it in March after In March, Trump issued Three of the court’s con- chamber this week. The Senate bill would roll “number one responsibili- setbacks in court. the narrower order. The CBO coverage esti- back much of Obama’s servative justices said they mates pose yet another prob- health care overhaul. His would have let the com- lem for Senate Majority statute pressures people to plete bans take effect. Leader Mitch McConnell, R- buy insurance by imposing a Justice Clarence Ky., who unveiled the legis- tax penalty on those who Thomas, joined by Samuel lation last Thursday. By don’t, but the Republican Alito and Neil Gorsuch, Friday afternoon, he was fac- legislation would repeal that said the government has ing public statements of penalty, effectively erasing shown it is likely to suc- opposition from five GOP Obama’s so-called individ- ceed on the merits of the senators — three more ual mandate. case, and that it will suffer defections than he can afford and still win approval for the legislation over united Democratic opposition. Others have expressed con- cerns. The 22 million additional people without coverage under the Senate proposal is just a hair better than the 23 million who’d be left with- out insurance under the measure the House approved last month, the budget office has estimated. President Donald Trump has called the House version “mean” and called on Senate Republicans to approve leg- islation with more “heart.” Of the 22 million, 15 mil- lion of them would have no insurance next year, the non- partisan budget office said. That could be a particular concern to Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., who faces perhaps the toughest 2018 re-election race of any Senate Republican and who’s said he can’t support a health care package that cuts Medicaid like the GOP plan and takes coverage from “tens of mil- lions of Americans and tens of thousands of Nevadans.” Sen. Susan Collins, R- Maine, and several other moderate GOP senators have also expressed concerns about the measure’s impact on coverage. On the other hand, four conservatives have said they oppose the current version of the bill for not doing enough to reduce premiums. The budget office report said it believes the Senate bill “would increase the number of uninsured people substantially. The increase would be disproportionately larger among older people with lower income” — espe- cially those between 50 and 64 and with incomes below 200 percent of the poverty level, or around $30,300 for a single person. Those ages are just shy of when people begin qualifying for Medicare coverage. Earlier Monday, Republican leaders added a penalty to their bill for peo- ple who’ve had at least a 63- day gap in coverage during the past year. Under that pro- posal, if they then buy insur- ance, they would face a six- month delay before it takes PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS BRAC review appears likely By Michael Coleman “I would say the odds of BRAC change as lawmakers offer amend- forces in locations that optimize when the last BRAC round was ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL passing (Congress) this year are ments. their military value.” completed. During that round 12 probably greater than we have seen Congress must approve legisla- Wilson could not be reached for years ago, Cannon Air Force Base, WASHINGTON — Each of the in past years based on the current tion to start the BRAC process, comment last week on New near Clovis, came under intense past four years, the president of the dynamic,” Mike Jones, a retired including issuing guidelines and Mexico’s Air Force bases specifi- scrutiny, eyed for significant force United States asked Congress to Army general and former chief of criteria for an independent BRAC cally. reductions or even closure. Thanks launch a major reduction and con- staff of the U.S. Central Command, commission to use in making deci- in part to some aggressive lobbying solidation of the nation’s military said in a Journal interview last sions about which military bases to New Mexico bases by then-Gov. Bill Richardson and bases, and each year the House and week. Jones is now the lead BRAC shrink, expand or close. the state’s congressional delegation, Senate refused his request. expert at The Spectrum Group, an Members of Congress, with con- Civic boosters and members of the BRAC commission decided to But this year, as Defense influential Washington-area lobby- cerns about their local economies the state’s congressional delegation leave the base alone. It has since Secretary James Mattis and the ing and consulting firm. — and re-election — in mind, have say they are working hard to protect become a hub for Special Forces leaders of the Army and Air Force The military — especially the historically resisted presidential New Mexico’s military assets and training, widely viewed as a critical step up their calls for long-term Army and Air Force — is saddled calls for BRAC rounds, as they did jobs. need in modern warfare. changes at U.S. bases, the ambi- with unneeded base capacity that during former President Barack In Journal interviews last week, Kirtland Air Force Base was on tious process could finally be set in costs billions in maintenance. The Obama’s final four years in office. supporters of New Mexico’s mili- the chopping block in 1995, but an motion. Army has said it has 21 percent But the calls are growing louder, tary mission cited the state’s abun- intense campaign persuaded President Donald Trump request- more base infrastructure than it especially from the top ranks of the dant airspace, cutting-edge work in defense officials to retain it. ed the base review — formally needs, even if it adds 25,000 troops. military. U.S. Air Force Secretary the realms of lasers and nuclear Kirtland has since added new mis- referred to as Base Realignment The problem is even bigger for Heather Wilson, a Republican who weapons, special operations train- sions. and Closure, or BRAC — in his the Air Force, which reports having represented Albuquerque for 10 ing and generally military-friendly Last year, Kirtland received a 2018 budget proposal, released in 25 percent excess capacity. The years in Congress, told her former community, as boding well for the new combat search and rescue heli- March. And Sen. John McCain, R- Center for Strategic and colleagues this month that she state’s continued value in the eyes copter fleet to replace older aging Ariz., chairman of the Senate International Studies estimates that backs a new BRAC round. of the Pentagon. aircraft, and the base is also at the Armed Services Committee, has the upkeep costs the Pentagon $2 “The Air Force supports the “It’s really important to be cutting edge of so-called directed signaled his possible support, a billion annually — money that Department of Defense request for engaged with our bases and always energy, or laser, weaponry expected change from previous years. Mattis says could be used to authorization to conduct a Base looking to make sure we have for- to be critical in future battles. If approved by Congress, BRAC upgrade deteriorating military hard- Realignment and Closure round in ward-leaning missions,” said Sen. The state’s congressional dele- would begin with an in-depth, in- ware. 2021,” Wilson said at a Senate Martin Heinrich, a New Mexico gation is also optimistic about the house assessment of U.S. military The huge costs come at a time Armed Services Committee hearing Democrat who sits on the Senate Air Force’s consideration of per- bases by the Pentagon. Then, by when the military is seeking addi- on June 6. “Completing the more Armed Services Committee. “There manently moving two additional 2021, the military brass would for- tional resources to combat evolving detailed analysis once a BRAC is are always things that are trending F-16 squadrons from Hill Air ward its recommendations for threats, from cyberwarfare to rising authorized will have value, and may away in the military and things that Force Base in Utah to Holloman realignments and closures to an Chinese and Russian military ambi- highlight opportunities for some are going to become more impor- Air Force Base, near Alamagordo. independent commission for final tions to terrorist groups like Islamic savings. Enduring savings from tant over time. You want to make The planes have been temporarily review and decisions. New Mexico State. BRAC recommendations will leave sure your bases are poised to do the relocated to New Mexico, and a is home to three Air Force bases — The BRAC proposal is not more DOD resources available for things that are more important.” recently completed environmental Kirtland in Albuquerque, Holloman included in the Senate’s defense future force structure or readiness To that end, Heinrich said New impact assessment revealed that near Alamogordo and Cannon near authorization bill scheduled for requirements. BRAC also allows Mexico’s bases have become more the base would be a good perma- Clovis — and one Army base hearings in the Armed Services us, if the analysis supports it, to relevant to the military’s 21st centu- nent fit, according to Heinrich’s (White Sands Missile Range). Committee this week, but that could reposition forces or station new ry mission than they were in 2005, office.

Obituaries

Death notices Patricia Jane Jablonsky October 19, 1925 – June 8, 2017 Paul Chavez Patricia Jablonsky Clara Dutton Patricia Jane Jablonsky, 91, Paul Chavez, Jr., 77, died Patricia Jablonsky, 91, Clara Dutton, 73, died Friday, June 23, 2017, in Clovis. of Clovis, NM died Thursday, Saturday, June 24, 2017, in died Thursday, June 8, 2017, She was born Oct. 9, 1943, in Lockney, Texas. June 8, 2017, at her home. Clovis. in Clovis. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday at Steed-Todd Funeral Visitation will be held Friday, He was born March 30, She was born Oct. 19, Home, Clovis June 30, 2017, from, 4:00Pm 1940, in Clovis. 1925, in Chicago. Information: 575-763-5541 to 7:00PM at Muffley Funeral Services: 10:30 a.m. Services: 10 a.m. Home. Mass of the Resurrec- Thursday at Our Lady of Saturday at Sacred Heart tion will be held at 10:00 am, Saturday, July 1, 2017, at Sa- Guadalupe Catholic Church, Catholic Church, Clovis. Robert Furgason cred Heart Catholic Church, Clovis. Information: 575-762- September 1, 1937 – June 22, 2017 Robert Perry Furgason of with Father Simon Carrion offi- Information: 575-762- 4435 ciating. Burial will follow at 4435 Clovis, New Mexico died June 22, 2017, in Farwell, Lawn Haven Memorial Gar- Orene Onstott Texas. dens. Patricia was born October Robert Furgason Orene Onstott, 83, died He was born September 1, Robert Furgason, 79, died 1937, in Paola, Kansas. He 19, 1925, in Chicago, IL, to Monday, June 26, 2017, in was a school teacher in Thursday, June 22, 2017, in John Blanchard and Bridget Portales. Kansas, Arizona, and Alas- O'Day Blanchard. She married Farwell. She was born Jan. 29, ka. His later years were Edward James Jablonsky on He was born Sept. 1, 1934, in Anadarko, spent working in Missouri, June 19, 1948, in Chicago, IL. 1937, in Paoloa, Kansas. Oklahoma. Arizona, and Alaska as a Patricia has lived in Clovis since 1973. Services: 10 a.m. Services: 2 p.m. school administrator of vari- Survivors include: her daughter; Cindee (Ivan) Nelson of Wednesday at Faith Wednesday at the Third and ous elementary, junior high, Smith River, CA, two sons; Craig Jablonsky of McKinney, Christian Family Church, Kilgore Church of Christ, and high schools. He and TX and Paul (Betty) Jablonsky of Orange, CA, and three Clovis his wife Ellen traveled ex- Portales tensively over the United grandchildren; Matthew Jablonsky of Orange, CA, Heather Information: 575-763- Information: 575-356- States teaching, preaching, Jablonsky of Huntington Beach, CA, and Jayson (Tam- 5541 4455 and playing gospel music. mara) Jablonsky of Long Beach, CA. She was preceded in He was an alto saxophonist death by her parents; John and Bridget Blanchard, hus- and his wife Ellen played pi- band; Edward James Jablonsky, and son; Rick Jablonsky. Funerals ano. He helped build many churches in Washington, Alas- Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral ka, and Arizona. He also pastored a church in Cañon City, Home, 575-762-4435, www.muffleyfuneralhome.com. Wednesday Thursday Colorado. Bob was anointed and operated as a profit for Robert Furgason — 10 Paul Chavez, Jr. — the Body of Christ. He was a member of Faith Christian a.m. at Faith Christian 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Family Church in Clovis, New Mexico. Clara Dutton Family Church, Clovis Guadalupe Catholic Church, Survivors include his wife of 47 years, Ellen Lenora Fur- October 9, 1943 – June 23, 2017 Orene Onstott — 2 p.m. Clovis gason; a daughter, Donna Sue Stivala of Cumberland Clara Dutton, 73, of Clo- at Third and Kilgore Church Saturday Maryland; and a son, Perry Lee Furgason of Clovis, New vis, NM, left this earth to be of Christ, Portales Patricia Jablonsky — 10 Mexico. He has four grandchildren, five great grandchil- with her heavenly father on dren, and two nieces. June 23, 2017, at her Clara Dutton — 2 p.m. a.m. at Sacred Heart Services will be held Wednesday, June 28, 2017, at 10:00 home surrounded by her at Steed-Todd Funeral Catholic Church, AM at Faith Christian Family Church in Clovis, New Mexico. family. Visitation will be Home, Clovis Clovis Interment will follow in the Texico, New Mexico Cemetery from 6:00 8:00 pm on following services. Tuesday, June 27, 2017, at Arrangements are under the care and direction of Steed- Steed-Todd Funeral Home. Todd Funeral Home, 800 E. Mañana Blvd., Clovis NM A Funeral Service will be (575) 763-5541. You may sign the online guest registry at held on Wednesday, June www.steedtodd.com. 28, 2017, at 2:00 pm in the Steed-Todd Funeral Home Chapel with Darrell Ten- Paul Chavez Jr nefos, officiating. Serving March 30, 1940 – June 24, 2017 as Pallbearers are Dennis Paul Chavez Jr, age 77, of Dutton, Jr., Avery Annino, Clovis, NM, passed away Aria Annino, Brinley June 24, 2017, at Plains Griego, and Aiden Davies. Regional Medical Center, in Clara was born in Lockney, TX to Tom and Minnie Mae Clovis. A visitation will be (Brown) Smith on October 9, 1943. She was the oldest of held Tuesday, June 27, ten. She married Donald Ray Dutton on October 9, 1959, 2017, and Wednesday, in Lubbock, TX. Work started at an early age for Clara, June 28, 2017, from 8am – cutting broom corn, and helping take care of her siblings. 5pm at Muffley Funeral In 1969 the family moved from Lubbock, TX to Clovis. In Home. A rosary will be held 1970, she and Don took over and operated Mabry Dr. on Wednesday, June 28, Phillips 66, which they leased from Ingram Oil Co. for al- 2017, 7:30 pm, at Our Lady most 30 years. After Don retired she worked for Conway of Guadalupe Catholic Oil Co. for several years. She then worked for Renal Kid- Church. Mass of the Resur- ney Center before retiring in 2010. She had a work ethic rection will be held on second to none. Clara was loved by everyone who knew Thursday, June 29, 2017, her. 10:30 am, at Our Lady of Clara is preceded in death by her mother, Minnie; her fa- Guadalupe Catholic Church, with Father Fernando Saenz ther, Tom; her step-father, Ralph Schoonover; her sister, officiating. Burial will follow at Mission Garden of Memories. Tammy Cain; and her brother, Ralph Shurburn Secundino Griego, Amanda Griego, Keanu Lopez, Steve Schoonover. Chavez Jr, Brian Garcia and Josh Rodriguez will serve as Clara is survived by her husband of 57 years, Don Dutton; pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Keifer Lopez and her children, Roger Dutton, LaDonna (Gene) Martin, Den- Anthony Garcia. nis (Anna) Dutton all of Clovis; her sisters, Jo Culwell of Paul Chavez Jr was born March 30, 1940, in Clovis, NM, Rising Star, TX, Treasure (Royce) Chance of Slaton, TX, to Paul Chavez Sr and Fabiana Gonzalez Chavez. On April Margaret (Eddy) Wilson of Lubbock, TX; her brothers, 19, 1963, he married Guadalupe "Lupe" Garcia in Clovis, Isaac (Theresa) Schoonover of Post, TX, Ricky NM. Paul worked as a mechanic and was a member of Our Schoonover of Lubbock, TX, Linda Shoonover of Lubbock, Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. He enjoyed playing TX, Jimmy (Canzada) Schoonover of Lubbock, TX, Benny music and jam sessions at the Senior Center. Paul liked (shanna) Schoonover of Slaton, TX; five grandchildren, Ka- watching Westerns, learning family history and relaxing trina Davies of Amarillo, TX, Kendra Griego of Clovis, NM, with his dog, Minnie. Angel Roldan of Anadarko, OK, Adam Hernandez of Tuc- Survivors include: 4 daughters; Kathy (Pete) Griego of Al- son, AZ, Andrew Roldan of Clovis, NM; twelve great grand- buquerque, NM, Melanie (Omar) Lopez of El Paso, TX, children and many nieces and nephews. Pamella Chavez and Dorothea (Brian Garcia) Chavez of In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Clovis, NM, a son; Dean Chavez, a brother; Steve Chavez Diabetes Association. of Clovis, NM, 6 grandchildren; Taylor Chavez, Secundino The family of Clara Dutton wishes to extend sincere Griego, Amanda Griego, Keanu Lopez, Keifer Lopez and thanks to the Gentiva/Kindred Hospice and their staff, Jill, Anthony Garcia, and one great grandchild. Diane, Stacie, Cathy and a special thanks to all their neigh- He is preceded in death by: his wife; Lupe Chavez, his bors that watched over them. parents; Paul and Fabiana Chavez, a sister; Alice Garcia, a Arrangements are under the care and direction of Steed- brother; Sam Chavez, and a grandson; Ryan Chavez. Todd Funeral Home & Crematory, 800 E. Manana Blvd., Arrangements have bee entrusted to Muffley Funeral Clovis, NM (575) 763-5541. You may sign the online guest Home, www.muffleyfuneralhome.com. (575)762-4435. registry at www.steedtodd.com. Tuesday June 27, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Leading off Rain cuts short 34th Custom Classic ● Briefly By Dave Wagner PLATEAU CUSTOM CLASSIC however. Gators take opener “It was a messed up deal for everybody,” said OMAHA, Neb. — Brady SPORTS WRITER [email protected] Jackson said tournament organizers hoped to Q-Bo coach Miguel Mora, who with his brother Singer struck out a career- resume around 5 a.m. on Sunday, but eventually it formed the team nearly three decades ago and has high 12 in seven innings, CLOVIS — The Clovis Softball Association was decided that there wouldn’t be enough time to competed in the Custom Classic pretty much Jonathan India doubled in hoped to work around anticipated weather issues get the fields ready to play out the remaining games. every year. two runs, and Florida beat over the weekend in the 34th Plateau Custom One team which got the benefit of the coin flips “It was good teams in there,” Mora said. “We’ve LSU 4-3 in Game 1 of the Classic at Guy Leeder Complex. Unfortunately, was Q-Bo in men’s D, a Muleshoe-based team been (in the event) for 29 years, and I believe this College World Series things didn’t go quite as well as hoped. which competes in the Clovis Softball Association. had the most competition.” finals Monday night. The five-division tournament, featuring around Q-Bo had a first-round bye in the double-elimi- Mora, who splits time between first base and des- The Gators (51-19) need 110 teams, managed to complete play in men’s and nation event and actually finished only one game, ignated hitter when he plays, said Q-Bo had been in a win Tuesday or women’s competitive divisions, but not in men’s D winning it. The team was playing in its second the E class until moving up a couple of years ago. Wednesday to earn their or E or women’s E. Those brackets had to be decid- contest when the rains hit shortly after 1 a.m. on “It’s been a smooth transition for us,” he said. “The first national championship. ed by coin flips — a first in the history of the event, Sunday morning. SOFTBALL on Page 3B Singer’s strikeout total tournament director Roger Jackson said on Monday. All the coin flips came up winners for Q-Bo, was highest by a single pitcher in a CWS finals game. Singer (9-5) limited LSU (52-19) to three singles before Antoine Duplantis YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP UNDER WAY AT CHS homered in the sixth. Billups Florida led 3-0 after LSU starter Russell Reynolds (1-2) issued three straight walks in the fourth, with unsure India driving in two runs on a ground-rule double. Down 4-2, LSU threat- ened in the eighth. Josh Smith sent a ball into the on job right-center gap to drive in a run. He was thrown out By Tom Withers trying for second by Nick THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Horvath, who entered as a pinch runner in the top of CLEVELAND — the eighth and stayed in the Chauncey Billups isn’t sure game as the center fielder. if it’s time to jump back into the NBA. Nearly a week Couples posts win after first meeting MADISON, Wis. — Fred with Cavaliers Couples rallied to win the owner Dan American Family Insurance Gilbert, Billups Open for his second PGA has not yet Tour Champions title of the decided whether year and 13th overall. to join Cleveland’s front The 57-year-old Couples office, a person familiar with shot a 6-under 66 in cool the situation told The and windy conditions at Associated Press on Monday. University Ridge for a Billups is weighing several two-shot victory over Scott factors and remains unsure if Verplank. Couples birdied he wants to lead the Cavaliers’ six of the first 11 holes and basketball operations, accord- finished at 15-under 201. ing to the person who spoke to Couples also won the 50- Staff photos: Tony Bullocks the AP on condition of and-over tour’s Chubb Cruce, 4, of Clovis anonymity because of the sen- Classic in February in (Clockwise from takes her stance as sitive nature of the talks. Florida. The Hall of top) Javon Jones of she gets ready to hit Billups met twice last week Famer, long hampered by Clovis, 11, tries to the tackle dummy. A with Gilbert, who is also look- back problems, won 15 bring down the tack- total of 85 campers ing for a new general manager times on the PGA Tour — le wheel during were on hand, with after parting ways with David his lone major coming in Monday’s first day of youngsters entering Griffin. The sides were unable the 1992 Masters. to negotiate a contract exten- the Clovis High foot- Verplank shot a 69. grades 1-6 going sion following Cleveland’s Tournament host Steve ball camp at CHS; from 10 a.m.-noon third straight trip to the Finals. Stricker (69) and Joe Wildcats coach Cal and grades 7-9 from The person says there’s no Durant (67) tied for third Fullerton watches as 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. timetable on a decision. at 12 under. Stricker made David Haakma, 12 Fullerton said any- A five-time All-Star, his first start in his home- launches a pass one still wanting to Billups, who has no executive town event after turning during a drill; Sam attend the camp can experience, would have to 50 in February. Paul uproot his family in Denver Lindsey, 7, of Clovis Broadhurst, two strokes come to the final to take the job. He also has to ahead after each of the attacks the tackling two sessions at a consider other factors, includ- first two rounds, had a 73 dummy; Avery reduced rate. ing the possibility that to finish fifth at 11 under. LeBron James could leave as a free agent after next season. ● Billups has known Gilbert Baseball Today for years, but he may be hesi- Monday’s stars tant to work for a passionate- ❏ Daniel Descalso, but-demanding owner who has Diamondbacks, drove in had four GMs in 12 years and three runs as Arizona won couldn’t work things out with for the 12th time in 14 Griffin despite an unprece- games by thumping the dented string of success. Philadelphia Phillies 6-1. Billups is believed to be ❏ Chris Sale, Red Sox, the only candidate so far to struck out nine batters meet with Gilbert. over 6 1/3 innings as There are other issues for Boston defeated the Billups to contemplate, and Minnesota Twins 4-1. while he makes up his ❏ Randal Grichuk and mind, the Cavaliers are try- Jedd Gyorko, Cardinals, ing to upgrade their roster each homered and drove through trades and impend- in three runs as St. Louis ing free agency. blasted the Cincinnati The Cavs were unable to Reds 8-2 in a makeup of strike a deal before last week’s an April rainout. draft, but the club’s front office, being led by assistant general manager Koby ● TV sports Altman, was active on several The Associated Press deals that didn’t get finalized. All Times MDT Cleveland has considered Today moving All-Star forward College baseball Kevin Love in the past and his 6 p.m. — ESPN, NCAA College name was again tied to possi- World Series, Finals, Game 2, ble trades, including one for LSU vs. Florida, at Omaha, Neb. Indiana All-Star Paul George, Sailing who recently informed the 11 a.m. — NBCSN, America’s Pacers he will not re-sign fol- Cup, Match races 11, 12 & 13, lowing the 2018 season. Oracle Team USA vs. Emirates Because they lack the assets Team New Zealand (if necessary), of other teams who covet at Great Sound, Hamilton, Bermuda George, the Cavaliers may Swimming find it impossible to land the 5 p.m. — NBCSN, Phillips 66 forward, but that doesn’t mean National Championships, at they won’t try. Cleveland Indianapolis would need to get a third team involved and include Love, — Staff and wire reports who has two guaranteed sea- sons remaining on his contract worth $46.7 million. ● Contact First, though, the Cavs Managing editor Kevin Wilson: would like to get their front- office situation settled, but 763-6991 Ext. 320 or e-mail that can’t happen until [email protected] Billups makes a decision. PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Wood, Los Angeles, 8-0; 5 tied at 7 wins. Baseball ERA—Scherzer, Washington, 2.09; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 2.47; Martinez, St. MLB standings The Associated Press Little League Louis, 2.87; Ray, Arizona, 2.87; Anderson, District 3 tournaments Milwaukee, 2.92; Gonzalez, Washington, 2.96; American League Leake, St. Louis, 3.03; Nova, Pittsburgh, 3.06; Double elimination Greinke, Arizona, 3.14; Straily, Miami, 3.43. 8-10 year olds East Division Central Division West Division STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, Monday 145; Kershaw, Los Angeles, 123; Ray, Arizona, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Roosevelt County at Quay County (n) 119; deGrom, New York, 113; Samardzija, San Tuesday Francisco, 112; Greinke, Arizona, 111; Martinez, Boston 42 34 .553 — Cleveland 40 35 .533 — Houston 52 25 .675 — Roosevelt County-Quay County winner at St. Louis, 111; Strasburg, Washington, 109; Zia, 6 p.m. New York 40 33 .548 1/2 Minnesota 39 35 .527 1/2 Los Angeles 40 39 .506 13 Lester, Chicago, 97; 2 tied at 93. Wednesday Tampa Bay 40 38 .513 3 Kansas City 37 37 .500 2 1/2 Seattle 39 39 .500 13 1/2 Roosevelt County-Quay County loser vs. College Tuesday loser, 6 p.m., site TBD Baltimore 37 38 .493 4 1/2 Detroit 33 42 .440 7 Texas 38 38 .500 13 1/2 Thursday NCAA Division I World Series Toronto 36 39 .480 5 1/2 Chicago 32 42 .432 7 1/2 Oakland 34 42 .447 17 1/2 Tuesday winner vs. Wednesday winner, The Associated Press first championship game, time and site TBD At Omaha, Neb. Friday Double-elimination National League Second championship game, if necessary, June 17 East Division Central Division West Division time and site TBD Game 1 — Oregon State 6, Cal State Fullerton 5 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 9-11 year olds Game 2 — LSU 5, Florida State 4 Monday June 18 Washington 45 31 .592 — Milwaukee 41 37 .526 — Los Angeles 51 26 .662 — Zia 17, American 2 Game 3 — Louisville 8, Texas A&M 4 Atlanta 36 39 .480 8 1/2 Chicago 39 37 .513 1 Arizona 49 28 .636 2 Tuesday Game 4 — Florida 3, TCU 0 Zia at Roosevelt County, 6 p.m. June 19 Miami 34 40 .459 10 St. Louis 35 40 .467 4 1/2 Colorado 47 31 .603 4 1/2 Wednesday Game 5 — Florida State 6, Cal State New York 34 41 .453 10 1/2 Pittsburgh 35 41 .461 5 San Diego 31 45 .408 19 1/2 American vs. Tuesday loser, 5:320 p.m., Fullerton 4, CSF eliminated Beachum Field Game 6 — Oregon State 13, LSU 1 Philadelphia 24 51 .320 21 Cincinnati 31 44 .413 8 1/2 San Francisco 27 51 .346 24 1/2 Thursday June 20 Tuesday winner vs. Wednesday winner, Game 7 — TCU 4, Texas A&M 1, A&M Scores/schedule first championship game, time and site TBD eliminated SATURDAY’S GAMES American League N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Texas (Ross 1-1) at Cleveland Game 8 — Florida 5, Louisville 1 Friday Interleague Texas 8, N.Y. Yankees 1 Sox (n) (Clevinger 3-3), 5:10 p.m. Second championship game, if necessary, Wednesday time and site TBD Game 9 — LSU 7, Florida State 4, FSU Detroit 7, San Diego 5 Oakland 10, Chicago White Sox 2 National League N.Y. Yankees (Severino 5-3) at eliminated American League Kansas City 3, Toronto 2 Arizona 6, Philadelphia 1 Chicago White Sox (Quintana 4-8), Little League Division Thursday Texas 8, N.Y. Yankees 1 Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 3 St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 2 6:10 p.m. Monday Game 10 — TCU 4, Louisville 3, Louisville eliminated Oakland 10, Chicago White Sox 2 Minnesota 4, Cleveland 2 Chicago Cubs 5, Washington 4 Oakland (Manaea 6-4) at Houston American at Quay County (n) Kansas City 3, Toronto 2 L.A. Angels 6, Boston 3 Colorado at San Francisco (n) (Fiers 5-2), 6:10 p.m. Tuesday Friday American-Quay County winner at Zia, 8 p.m. Game 11 — LSU 3, Oregon State 1 Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 3 Houston 5, Seattle 2 TUESDAY’S GAMES National League Wednesday Game 12 — TCU 9, Florida 2 Minnesota 4, Cleveland 2 National League Interleague Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 7-5) at American-Quay County loser vs. Tuesday Saturday L.A. Angels 6, Boston 3 Miami 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Tampa Bay (Cobb 6-5) at Washington (Scherzer 8-5), 5:05 p.m. loser, first championship game, time and site TBD Game 13 — LSU 6, Oregon State 1, LSU advances Houston 5, Seattle 2 Cincinnati 6, Washington 2 Pittsburgh (Williams 3-3), 5:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Guerra 1-1) at Thursday National League Milwaukee 7, Atlanta 0 L.A. Angels (Chavez 5-7) at L.A. Cincinnati (Adleman 4-4), 5:10 p.m. Tuesday winner vs. Wednesday winner, Game 14 — Florida 3, TCU 0, Florida time and site TBD, first championship game, advances Washington 18, Cincinnati 3 N.Y. Mets 8, San Francisco 2 Dodgers (Maeda 5-3), 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Gsellman 5-5) at Miami time and site TBD Championship series Atlanta 3, Milwaukee 1 Arizona 2, Philadelphia 1, 11 innings Philadelphia (Nola 4-5) at Seattle (Straily 5-4), 5:10 p.m. Friday Best-of-3 Chicago Cubs 5, Miami 3 L.A. Dodgers 12, Colorado 6 (Paxton 5-2), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis (Martinez 6-6) at Arizona Monday: Florida 4, LSU 3, Florida leads Second championship game, if necessary, N.Y. Mets 5, San Francisco 2 St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 4 American League (Walker 6-3), 7:40 p.m. time and site TBD series 1-0 Tuesday: LSU (52-19) vs. Florida (51-19), Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 3 MONDAY’S GAMES Baltimore (Gausman 3-7) at Atlanta (Newcomb 0-2) at San Major league leaders 6 p.m. Arizona 9, Philadelphia 2 Interleague Toronto (Biagini 2-6), 5:07 p.m. Diego (Chacin 6-6), 8:10 p.m. Wednesday: LSU vs. Florida, 6 p.m., if L.A. Dodgers 4, Colorado 0 L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers (n) Kansas City (Strahm 2-4) at Colorado (Hoffman 4-1) at San The Associated Press necessary AMERICAN LEAGUE SUNDAY’S GAMES American League Detroit (Verlander 4-4), 5:10 p.m. Francisco (Cain 3-7), 8:15 p.m. BATTING—Judge, New York, .332; Garcia, Interleague Boston 4, Minnesota 1 Minnesota (Santiago 4-6) at Chicago, .331; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, .330; Basketball Detroit 7, San Diego 5 Cleveland 15, Texas 9 Boston (Pomeranz 6-4), 5:10 p.m. Ramirez, Cleveland, .321; Altuve, Houston, .320; Bogaerts, Boston, .319; Castro, New WNBA York, .315; Smoak, Toronto, .304; Hosmer, The Associated Press Kansas City, .303; Correa, Houston, .301. EASTERN CONFERENCE Civil/Swingaway 14, Amarillo Ambush Softball 3. Vipers 8; Rukus 21, Fuzzy’s Taco Shop 5; Nice Karine Icher 69-67-68 — 204 (38) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 110, 0, 25. RUNS—Judge, New York, 66; Dickerson, W L Pct GB DC/Debo Gear 15, Thunderstruck 4; Mom’s Snatch 15, Venom 3; High Maintenance 17, Mirim Lee 67-69-68 — 204 21. (29) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 110, 0, 16; 22. Tampa Bay, 56; Springer, Houston, 56; Castro, Washington 8 5 .615 — Keepers 21, Filthy/#SkeeeNation 14; Big 12 Good Times 7; Lady Members 10, Clovis Vipers Sung Hyun Park 63-73-68 — 204 (26) Billy Johnson, Ford, 110, 0, 15; 23. (27) Matt New York, 52; Correa, Houston, 50; Gardner, New York 7 5 .583 1/2 Cartel/Beserk Athletics 21, Hard Ball 9; 9; Cedez Angelz 14, Fuzzy’s Taco Shop 13. Anna Nordqvist 70-70-65 — 205 DiBenedetto, Ford, 110, 0, 14; 24. (21) Kasey New York, 49; Altuve, Houston, 48; Bautista, Connecticut 6 6 .500 1 1/2 Invictus 25, C21/J Lee Milligan 12; Top Notch Lady Outlaws 18, Friends Club 12; Angela Stanford 68-71-66 — 205 Kahne, Chevrolet, accident, 109, 0, 15; 25. (30) Toronto, 48; Ramirez, Cleveland, 48; 3 tied at 47. Atlanta 5 6 .455 2 24, Detox Softball 12; HM/VL/Beseri 21, Funsized 9, Rukus 6; Lady Members 17, Sandra Gal 71-66-68 — 205 Erik Jones, Toyota, 109, 0, 12; 26. (1) Kyle Larson, RBI—Judge, New York, 59; Cruz, Seattle, Indiana 6 7 .462 2 Ambush Softball 17; HB/Sports/Slump Busters Cedez Angelz 1; Nice Snatch 15, High Lydia Ko 70-67-68 — 205 Chevrolet, 109, 0, 19; 27. (25) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 58; Morrison, Tampa Bay, 54; Sano, Chicago 3 10 .231 5 21, Blue Thunder 10; Bad Company/LFD17, Maintenance 13; Lady Members 15, Friends Lee-Anne Pace 67-70-68 — 205 109, 0, 14; 28. (35) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 109, 0, 9; Minnesota, 52; Garcia, Chicago, 51; Pujols, WESTERN CONFERENCE Scum 9; BS Softball 19, DC/Debo Gear 14; Club 6; Rukus 11, Nice Snatch 8. Aditi Ashok 70-64-71 — 205 29. (34) Boris Said, Chevrolet, 109, 0, 8; 30. (31) Los Angeles, 51; Cano, Seattle, 49; Davis, W L Pct GB Los Payasos 16, Mom’s Keepers 15. Mi Jung Hur 70-69-67 — 206 Landon Cassill, Ford, 109, 0, 7. Oakland, 49; Upton, Detroit, 49; 3 tied at 48. Minnesota 11 1 .917 — Hostility 23, Big 12 Cartel/Beserk Athletics Golf Azahara Munoz 69-69-68 — 206 31. (28) David Ragan, Ford, 109, 0, 6; 32. HITS—Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 99; Castro, New Los Angeles 9 3 .750 2 13; Invictus 18, Freddy’s Automotive/No Ayako Uehara 69-69-68 — 206 (32) Alon Day, Toyota, 108, 0, 5; 33. (36) Kevin York, 92; Garcia, Chicago, 92; Altuve, Houston, 91; Phoenix 7 5 .583 4 Skittlez 3; BS Softball 16, Top Notch 3; PGA Tour Mariajo Uribe 68-69-69 — 206 O’Connell, Chevrolet, 108, 0, 4; 34. (37) Bogaerts, Boston, 90; Ramirez, Cleveland, 89; Dallas 8 8 .500 5 HM/VL/Beserk 22, Los Payasos 11; HB Tommy Regan, Chevrolet, 107, 0, 3; 35. (5) AJ Andrus, Texas, 86; Judge, New York, 86; Abreu, Seattle 6 6 .500 5 Sports/Slump Busters 16, Hostility 4; Invictus Travelers Championship PGA Tour Champions Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 104, 0, 11; 36. (33) Chicago, 85; Hosmer, Kansas City, 85. The Associated Press San Antonio 0 14 .000 12 22, Bad Company/LFD 10. American Family Insurance Josh Bilicki, Chevrolet, 100, 0, 0; 37. (3) Martin DOUBLES—Betts, Boston, 25; Lowrie, Sunday Sunday’s Games Championship Truex Jr, Toyota, engine, 86, 0, 11; 38. (22) Oakland, 24; Ramirez, Cleveland, 24; Schoop, At Cromwell, Conn. Dallas 96, Connecticut 82 Men’s E The Associated Press Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, accident, 30, 0, 1. Baltimore, 22; Altuve, Houston, 21; Lindor, Team places (top 3): Final round Washington 97, Chicago 63 1. Amarillo Sunday Race statistics Cleveland, 21; Bogaerts, Boston, 20; Dickerson, Boomtown Ballers; 2. Amarillo Los Guys; 3. x-won on first playoff hole Minnesota 87, San Antonio 78 At Madison, Wis. Average speed of race winner: 78.717 Tampa Bay, 20; Pillar, Toronto, 19; 7 tied at 18. Clovis Madness Boys. x-Jordan Spieth 63-69-66-70 — 268 Monday’s Games Final round mph. Time of race: 2 hours, 46 minutes, 52 TRIPLES—Bogaerts, Boston, 4; Results: Friona Red Storm 7, Clovis Ain’t Daniel Berger 68-67-66-67 — 268 No games scheduled Fred Couples 67-68-66 — 201 seconds. Margin of victory: Under caution. Castellanos, Detroit, 4; Ramirez, Cleveland, Skeered II 6; Clovis Intoxicated 13, Clovis Charley Hoffman 69-67-68-66 — 270 Tuesday’s Games Scott Verplank 68-66-69 — 203 Caution flags: 6 for 12 laps. Lead changes: 4; Sanchez, Chicago, 4; 7 tied at 3. MDRNB 10; Clovis Unforgiven 9, Clovis Mayday Danny Lee 68-67-68-67 — 270 Seattle at Washington, 10 a.m. Joe Durant 69-68-67 — 204 13 among 10 drivers. HOME RUNS—Judge, New York, 26; 8; Clovis Team Xtreme 17, Clovis Molon Labe Paul Casey 68-68-66-69 — 271 Los Angeles at Connecticut, 5 p.m. Steve Stricker 66-69-69 — 204 Lap leaders: K. Larson 1-9, M. Truex 10- Morrison, Tampa Bay, 22; Springer, Houston, 11; Clovis Special Blend 15, Hereford Los Patrick Reed 67-66-72-66 — 271 Paul Broadhurst 63-69-73 — 205 14, C. Buescher 15-18, A. Allmendinger 19- 21; Smoak, Toronto, 20; Davis, Oakland, 19; Werquillos 14; Clovis 575 Hitmen 15, Bovina Boo Weekley 66-68-65-72 — 271 Tom Byrum 70-68-68 — 206 22, M. Truex 23-38, D. Hamlin 39, J. Johnson Gallo, Texas, 19; Moustakas, Kansas City, 19; Softball Texas Dream Killerz 3; Clovis Madness Boyz Keegan Bradley 67-70-66-69 — 272 Jay Haas 69-68-69 — 206 40-51, D. Hamlin 52-61, Ky. Busch 62-64, K. Sano, Minnesota, 18; 5 tied at 17. 15, Muleshoe Kings Softball 7; Clovis Dirty Boyz David Hearn 67-70-66-69 — 272 Lee Janzen 68-66-72 — 206 Harvick 65-66, M. Truex 67-70, J. McMurray STOLEN BASES—Maybin, Los Angeles, Local 16, Clovis Venom Too 4; Amarillo West Texas Troy Merritt 65-68-73-66 — 272 Stephen Ames 67-73-67 — 207 71, B. Keselowski 72-88, K. Harvick 89-110. 23; Andrus, Texas, 18; DeShields, Texas, 18; 34th Plateau Custom Classic Familia 19, Clovis Snipers 4; Amarillo C.T. Pan 70-68-64-70 — 272 Tommy Armour III 72-69-66 — 207 Wins: J. Johnson 3, B. Keselowski 2, K. Dyson, Seattle, 17; Cain, Kansas City, 14; At Guy Leeder Complex Knuckleheads 8, Clovis Muddslingers 7. Webb Simpson 70-68-66-68 — 272 Kent Jones 71-67-69 — 207 Larson 2, M. Truex 2, R. Blaney 1, Ku. Busch Buxton, Minnesota, 13; Simmons, Los Friday through Sunday Clovis Who U With 8, Lubbock Nice Sticks Kevin Streelman 69-70-69-64 — 272 Jeff Maggert 67-69-71 — 207 1, A. Dillon 1, K. Harvick 1, J. Logano 1, R. Angeles, 13; Altuve, Houston, 12; Betts, Double elimination 6; Boomtown Ballers 14, Clovis Mayhem/Los Xander Schauffele 66-70-70-67 — 273 David Frost 72-70-66 — 208 Newman 1, R. Stenhouse 1. Boston, 12; Pillar, Toronto, 11. Note: Men’s and women’s competitive divi- Marranos 13; Bovina Carnalismo 16, Clovis Brandt Snedeker 70-67-72-64 — 273 Bart Bryant 70-68-70 — 208 Points standings: 1. K. Larson 659; 2. PITCHING—Vargas, Kansas City, 11-3; sions were completed. The other divisions Nobodyz 4; Clovis Nightcrawlers 7, Amarillo Brendan Steele 68-68-69-68 — 273 Doug Garwood 70-68-70 — 208 M.Truex 646; 3. K. Harvick 548; 4. Ky. Busch 542; Santana, Minnesota, 10-4; Keuchel, Houston, were not, with most of Sunday’s games can- Warriors 0; Los Guys 7, Clovis No Llores 0; Rory McIlroy 67-73-70-64 — 274 Miguel Angel Jimenez 71-68-69 — 208 5. B. Keselowski 519; 6. C. Elliott 509; 7. 9-0; Sale, Boston, 9-3; Bundy, Baltimore, 8-6; celed because of rain. Games that were not Tulia Young Mafia 13, Clovis Elite Softball 12; Tony Finau 70-67-70-67 — 274 Jerry Kelly 68-70-70 — 208 J.Johnson 483; 8. J. McMurray 477; 9. D. Hamlin Carrasco, Cleveland, 8-3; 6 tied at 7 wins. played were decided by coin flips. Los Piratas 7, Red Storm 0; Intoxicated 7, Padraig Harrington 66-69-71-68 — 274 Larry Mize 69-71-68 — 208 476; 10. J. Logano 434; 11. C. Bowyer 427; 12. M. ERA—Vargas, Kansas City, 2.29; McCullers, Men’s competitive Creed 0; Ain’t Skeered II 5, Kings Softball 4; Mackenzie Hughes 67-70-71-66 — 274 Corey Pavin 67-70-71 — 208 Kenseth 423; 13. R. Blaney 415; 14. Ku. Busch Houston, 2.54; Santana, Minnesota, 2.80; Sale, Team places (top 3): 1.ftpempire.com; 2. Mayhem/Los Marranos 14, MDRNB 1. Anirban Lahiri 73-63-71-67 — 274 Michael Allen 68-70-71 — 209 389; 15. R. Newman 367; 16. E. Jones 358. Boston, 2.85; Carrasco, Cleveland, 2.99; El Paso Nine 1 Five/ASPNation/Sportsline; 3. Nice Sticks 13, Muddslingers 3; Warriors Rick Lamb 69-69-68-68 — 274 Glen Day 70-69-70 — 209 Darvish, Texas, 3.12; Fulmer, Detroit, 3.29; El Paso WTX Guzzlers. 20, Nobodyz 7; Elite Softball 17, No Llores 15; Marc Leishman 69-68-68-69 — 274 Scott Dunlap 69-70-70 — 209 Severino, New York, 3.30; Sabathia, New York, Results: Azteca (Texas) Mestizo/Tacabron/No Mayday 18, Molon Labe 8; Los Werquillos 15, Will MacKenzie 69-68-70-67 — 274 Soccer Kenny Perry 66-74-69 — 209 3.47; Stroman, Toronto, 3.69. Mames 20, Roswell Gil’s/Boom DSS 5; Lubbock Texas Dream Killerz 0; Venom Too 16, Clovis Hunter Mahan 68-71-68-67 — 274 Mike Small 70-68-71 — 209 STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 146; Archer, Gomez II Bail Bonds/Los Jefes 16, Amarillo OMR Snipers 15; Creed 7, Ain’t Skeered II 0; Bryson DeChambeau 67-72-66-70 — 275 MLS Jim Carter 70-71-69 — 210 Tampa Bay, 126; Darvish, Texas, 109; 14; Lubbock Primetime 15, Roswell Malas Mayhem/Los Marranos 15, Red Storm 2; Graham DeLaet 65-70-72-68 — 275 The Associated Press Marco Dawson 68-73-69 — 210 Estrada, Toronto, 102; McCullers, Houston, Noticias 12; Amarillo Throwbacks Sports Bar 21, Unforgiven 13, Team Xtreme 11; 575 Hitmen Jim Furyk 67-68-72-68 — 275 EASTERN CONFERENCE Brandt Jobe 67-71-72 — 210 97; Severino, New York, 95; Bauer, Cleveland, WTX Guzzlers 18; Odessa ftpempire.com 7, 28, Special Blend 18. Morgan Hoffmann 67-70-69-69 — 275 W L T Pts GF GA 93; Kluber, Cleveland, 93; Porcello, Boston, Amarillo Hittin Seams 0; Rio Rancho Rip City 22, Madness Boyz 7, Los Piratas 0; West Bryce Molder 70-70-66-69 — 275 Scott McCarron 69-71-70 — 210 Toronto FC 10 2 5 35 30 15 93; Carrasco, Cleveland, 89. Clovis MHF 21; Colorado Springs Texas Familia 18, Dirty Boyz 8; Knuckle Grayson Murray 69-71-67-68 — 275 Scott Parel 70-70-70 — 210 Chicago 10 3 4 34 31 17 Phillip Price 67-72-71 — 210 Homebridge/Goatpatch/Accoy 28, Lubbock Heads 7. Who U With 0; Boomtown Ballers Brett Stegmaier 64-72-71-68 — 275 New York City FC 9 5 3 30 31 20 Fran Quinn 76-70-64 — 210 NATIONAL LEAGUE Nightmare 4; Nine 1 Five/Aspnation/Sportsline 25, 22, Intoxicated 9; Carnalismo 16, Jason Kokrak 71-67-66-71 — 275 Orlando City 7 6 5 26 20 26 Gene Sauers 69-66-75 — 210 BATTING—Zimmerman, Washington, .350; Mestizo/Tacabron/No Mames 16; Primetime 29, Nightcrawlers 14; Los Guys 16, Young Mafia David Lingmerth 67-70-65-73 — 275 Columbus 8 9 1 25 29 30 Kevin Sutherland 67-71-72 — 210 Murphy, Washington, .342; Posey, San Gomez II Bail Bonds/Los Jeffes 24; ftpempire.com 10; Venom Too 11, Team Xtreme 9. Ricky Barnes 70-70-68-68 — 276 Atlanta United FC 7 7 3 24 33 25 Kirk Triplett 69-73-68 — 210 Francisco, .340; Goldschmidt, Arizona, .332; 21, Throwbacks Sports Bar 18. Ryan Brehm 68-68-69-71 — 276 New York 7 8 2 23 17 23 Ian Woosnam 73-69-68 — 210 Peralta, Arizona, .328; Blackmon, Colorado, .321; Rip City 24, Homebridge/Goatpatch/Accoy Women’s competitive Bud Cauley 70-68-70-68 — 276 New England 5 7 5 20 27 25 Tommy Tolles 72-72-67 — 211 Kemp, Atlanta, .320; Cozart, Cincinnati, .320; 22; WTX Guzzlers 7, Hittin Seams 0; Team places (top 3): 1. Midland Hit Matt Every 66-72-69-69 — 276 Philadelphia 5 7 4 19 21 20 Duffy Waldorf 70-72-69 — 211 Ozuna, Miami, .319; Harper, Washington, .315. Nightmare 18, MHF 12; OMR 23, Malas Cartel/Team DG; 2. Clovis Bad Apples; 3. Brian Harman 66-70-69-71 — 276 Montreal 4 5 6 18 24 26 Woody Austin 71-69-72 — 212 RUNS—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 68; Noticias 5; Throwbacks Sports Bar 13, Gil’s Amarillo Majestic Elite. Tom Hoge 66-72-71-67 — 276 D.C. United 5 9 3 18 12 25 Jeff Sluman 71-73-68 — 212 Blackmon, Colorado, 62; Harper, Washington, Boom DSS 10; WTX Guzzlers 20, Results: Plainfiew Royalty/BTC 23, Clovis Smylie Kaufman 68-67-72-69 — 276 WESTERN CONFERENCE Jerry Smith 68-71-73 — 212 57; Seager, Los Angeles, 56; Votto, Mestizo/Tacabron/No Mames 11; Gomez II New Skillz-CAFB 7; Las Cruces Too Legit 16, Patrick Rodgers 70-65-69-72 — 276 W L T Pts GF GA Olin Browne 74-68-71 — 213 Cincinnati, 54; Thames, Milwaukee, 50; Bail Bonds/Los Jeffes 16, Nightmare 14; Clovis No Glove No Love 15; Bad Apples 12, El Brad Fritsch 70-67-72-68 — 277 Sporting Kansas City 8 4 6 30 22 12 Steve Pate 69-70-74 — 213 Zimmerman, Washington, 50; 4 tied at 49. Homebridge/Goatpatch/Accoy 15, OMR 5; Paso Hot Stiz 11; Albuquerque Affliction 16, Emiliano Grillo 69-70-71-67 — 277 FC Dallas 6 3 7 25 23 15 Lubbock Nice Snatch 15; Majestic Elite 28, Wes Short Jr. 69-74-70 — 213 RBI—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 65; Lamb, Nine 1 Five/Aspnation/Sportsl;ine 19, Mark Hubbard 66-73-69-69 — 277 Houston 7 6 4 25 30 25 Clovis New Crew 12; Amarillo Legacy Softball Bill Glasson 69-74-71 — 214 Arizona, 62; Arenado, Colorado, 59; Primetime 3; ftpempire.com 13, Rip City 7. William McGirt 68-70-71-68 — 277 Portland 7 7 3 24 29 26 13, Clovis Mas Fina 10; Lubbock Primetime 16, Paul Goydos 71-70-73 — 214 Zimmerman, Washington, 59; Reynolds, WTX Guzzlers 20, Gomez II Bail Bonds/Los Chez Reavie 69-66-69-73 — 277 San Jose 6 6 5 23 18 21 Amarillo Assesinas 6; Hit Cartel/Team DG 20, Brian Henninger 65-76-73 — 214 Colorado, 57; Blackmon, Colorado, 56; Harper, Jeffes 19; Throwbacks Sports Bar 18, Chase Seiffert 68-66-72-71 — 277 Los Angeles 6 6 4 22 25 24 Homebridge/Goatpatch/Accoy 13; WTX Amarillo Lady Raptors 8; New Skillz-CAFB 10, Joey Sindelar 70-74-70 — 214 Washington, 56; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 55; Daniel Summerhays 66-68-73-70 — 277 Vancouver 6 6 3 21 21 21 Guzzlers 13, Rip City 10; Throwbacks Sports No Glove No Love 6; Nice Snatch 12, Hot Stix 6. Rod Spittle 70-73-71 — 214 Murphy, Washington, 54; Ozuna, Miami, 54. Kevin Tway 73-67-71-66 — 277 Seattle 5 7 5 20 20 25 Bar 17, Primetime 2; ftpempire.com 16, Nine 1 Mas Fina 22, New Crew 9; Assesinas 12, Esteban Toledo 72-74-68 — 214 HITS—Blackmon, Colorado, 100; Inciarte, Johnson Wagner 64-72-71-70 — 277 Minnesota United 5 9 3 18 24 38 Five/ASPNation/SportsLine 12; WTX Guzzlers Lady Raptors 9; Too Legit 20, Royalty/BTC 5; Willie Wood 74-68-72 — 214 Atlanta, 99; LeMahieu, Colorado, 95; Murphy, Tim Wilkinson 72-66-72-67 — 277 Real Salt Lake 5 11 2 17 17 37 15, Throwbacks Sports Bar 13; Nine 1 Bad Apples 18, Albuquerque Affliction 12; Washington, 95; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 91; Colorado 5 10 1 16 15 23 Five/ASPNationSportsLine 31, WTX Guzzlers Magestic Elite 21, Legacy Softball 6; Hit Ozuna, Miami, 91; Arenado, Colorado, 90; LPGA Tour Auto racing NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Zimmerman, Washington, 89; Gordon, Miami, 12; Nine 1 Five/ASPNation/SportsLine 16, Cartel/Team DG 14, Primetime 12; Assesinas NW Arkansas Championship for tie. 85; Markakis, Atlanta, 83. ftpempire.com 9; ftpempire.com 28, Nine 1 20, Royalty/BTC 6; Albuquerque Affliction 16, The Associated Press NASCAR Saturday’s Games DOUBLES—Arenado, Colorado, 27; Five/ASPNation/SportsLine 22. Mas Fina 4; Legacy Softball 16, Nice Snatch Sunday New York City FC 2, New York 0 Herrera, Philadelphia, 25; Murphy, Washington, 13; Prime Time 12; New Skills-CAFB 12. Monster Energy Cup Atlanta United FC 1, Colorado 0 22; Zimmerman, Washington, 21; Kemp, Men’s D Bad Apples 20, Too Legit 17; Hit Cartel/Team At Rogers, Ark. Toyota-Save Mart 350 results Philadelphia 1, D.C. United 0 Atlanta, 20; Shaw, Milwaukee, 20; 5 tied at 19. Team places (top 3): 1. Muleshoe Q-Bo; 2. DG 19, Majestic Elite 3; Primietime 18, Legacy Final round The Associated Press Columbus 4, Montreal 1 TRIPLES—Blackmon, Colorado, 10; Amarillo ATX Elite; 3. Clovis Sinister. Softball 17; Albuquerque Affliction 26, a-denotes amateur Sunday Vancouver 2, Minnesota United 2, tie Cozart, Cincinnati, 5; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 5; Results: Lubbock HB Sports/Slump Busters Assesinas 9; Primetime 14, Too Legit 13; So Yeon Ryu 65-61-69 — 195 At Sonoma, Calif. Chicago 4, Orlando City 0 Arenado, Colorado, 4; Broxton, Milwaukee, 4; 16, Clovis HM/VL/Beserk 12; ATX Elite 18, Majestic Elite 14, Albuquerque Affliction 11; Hit Amy Yang 68-65-64 — 197 Lap length: 1.99 miles San Jose 2, Real Salt Lake 1 Fowler, St. Louis, 4; Galvis, Philadelphia, 4; Filthy/#Skeeenation 9; Clovis Hostility 20, Cartel/Team DG 21, Bad Apples 8; Majestic Moriya Jutanugarn 66-65-66 — 197 (Start position in parentheses) Sporting Kansas City 2, Los Angeles 1 Gordon, Miami, 4; Peraza, Cincinnati, 4; Amarillo Mom’s Keepers 17; Clovis Freddy’s Elite 23, Primetime 7; Bad Apples 16, Majestic Michelle Wie 68-68-64 — 200 1. (12) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 110 laps, 0 rating, Turner, Washington, 4. Automotive/No Skittlez 18, Amarillo Elite 12; Hit Cartel/Team DG 29, Bad Apples 19. Stacy Lewis 66-65-69 — 200 40 points; 2. (13) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 110, 0, 36; Sunday’s Game HOME RUNS—Bellinger, Los Angeles, 24; Thunderstruck 17; Lubbock OTF Softball 23, Minjee Lee 69-65-67 — 201 3. (23) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 110, 0, 43; 4. (14) Seattle at Portland, 8:30 p.m. Bruce, New York, 20; Ozuna, Miami, 20; Clovis DC/Debo Gear 11; Clovis Scum 15, Women’s E Inbee Park 69-65-67 — 201 Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 110, 0, 46; 5. (4) Kyle Thursday’s Game Schebler, Cincinnati, 20; Stanton, Miami, 20; Estancia Top Notch 7; Tucumcari Detox Softball Team places: 1. Clovis Funsized; 2. Littlefield Nicole Broch Larsen 70-67-65 — 202 Busch, Toyota, 110, 0, 32; 6. (10) Dale Earnhardt Minnesota United at New York City FC, Thames, Milwaukee, 20; Votto, Cincinnati, 20; 20, Littlefield Bad Company/LFD 11; Lubbock Lady Members; 3. Clovis Lady Outlaws. Marina Alex 69-67-66 — 202 Jr, Chevrolet, 110, 0, 36; 7. (17) Kurt Busch, 5:30 p.m. Zimmerman, Washington, 19; 4 tied at 18. BS Softball 29, Amarillo C21/J Lee Milligan 15; Results: Clovis Venom 12, Clovis Cedez Mina Harigae 70-71-62 — 203 Ford, 110, 0, 30; 8. (8) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, Friday’s Game STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, Clovis Sinister 11, Amarillo Invictus 10; Amarillo Angels 10; Lubbock Friends Club 17, Clovis Chella Choi 73-66-64 — 203 110, 0, 31; 9. (7) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 110, 0, 39; Orlando City at Real Salt Lake, 7:30 p.m. 31; Gordon, Miami, 29; Turner, Washington, Revelation 12, Hobbs Hard Ball 11. Bazinga 13; Lady Outlaws 9, Lady Members 6; Tiffany Joh 72-67-64 — 203 10. (2) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 110, 0, 27. Saturday’s Games 28; Nunez, San Francisco, 17; Peraza, Plainview Los Payasos 24, Clovis Big 12 Clovis Good Times 12, Clovis Foul Playaz 0; Jeong Eun Lee 67-71-65 — 203 11. (15) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 110, 0, 26; D.C. United at Montreal, 5 p.m. Cincinnati, 15; Villar, Milwaukee, 14; Broxton, Cartel/Beserk Athletics 11; Amarillo MH Clovis Vipes 9, Amarillo High Maintenance 6; Eun-Hee Ji 70-67-66 — 203 12. (18) Joey Logano, Ford, 110, 0, 36; 13. Portland at Sporting Kansas City, 5 p.m. Milwaukee, 13; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 13; Civil/Swingaway 24, Clovis Blue Thunder 9; Funsized 23, Amarillo Wild Things 16; Amarillo Megan Khang 67-70-66 — 203 (24) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 110, 0, 34; Toronto FC at FC Dallas, 5 p.m. Pollock, Arizona, 11; 4 tied at 10. Tulsa (Okla.) CRM Construction 20, HB Fuzzy’s Taco Shop 22, Clovis AWOL 7; Clovis Carlota Ciganda 68-68-67 — 203 14. (16) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 110, 0, Vancouver at Chicago, 5 p.m. PITCHING—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 11-2; Sports/Slump Busters 5; ATX Elite 24, Hostility Rukus 11, Clovis Nice Snatch 10; Cedez Angels Gaby Lopez 68-68-67 — 203 23; 15. (20) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 110, 0, Atlanta United FC at Columbus, 5:30 p.m. Senzatela, Colorado, 9-3; Davies, Milwaukee, 9; OTF Softball 17, Freddy’s Automotive/No 12, Bazinga 1; Lady Members 19, Foul Playaz 10. Katherine Kirk 66-69-68 — 203 23; 16. (11) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 110, 0, 21; Houston at Colorado, 7 p.m. 8-4; Freeland, Colorado, 8-5; Greinke, Skittlez 7; Clovis Q-Bo 16, Scum 1; Amarillo High Maintenance 11, Wild Things 7; Nice Gerina Piller 67-72-65 — 204 17. (6) Danica Patrick, Ford, 110, 0, 20; 18. Los Angeles at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Arizona, 8-4; Ray, Arizona, 8-3; Scherzer, Infamous 14, Detox Softball 7; Sinister 18, BS Snatch 17, AWOL 8; Friends Club 19, Venom 4; Mi Hyang Lee 67-72-65 — 204 (19) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 110, 0, 25; 19. Sunday’s Game Washington, 8-5; Strasburg, Washington, 8-2; Softball 14; Revelation 17, Los Payasos 16; MH Lady Outlaws 12, Good Times 8; Funsized 9, Brittany Altomare 68-69-67 — 204 (9) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 110, 0, 18; 20. New England at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Spieth wins with bunker shot on 18th

By Pat Eaton-Robb PRO GOLF Spieth for a lead with a 5-foot birdie cup he threw his club and did a putt, but saved par. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS putt on 15 as Spieth was making flying chest bump into caddie He then hit his tee shot on the Spieth held a one-stroke edge bogey on 14 and tied him again Michael Greller. 15th left, just avoiding the water CROMWELL, Conn. — Jordan after each of the first three rounds. with a birdie from 8 feet at 17. “If I was in Berger’s shoes, I be and the hazard line in the rough. He Spieth needed an extra hole, a little He closed with an even-par 70 to The pair, playing a group apart, cursing Jordan Spieth right now for chipped to the middle of the green bit of luck and an amazing final match Berger — who birdied three both hit their approach shots on 18 the break off the tee and then hol- and made a 16-foot putt for birdie, shot to finish off a wire-to-wire vic- of the final six holes for a 67 — at into the same greenside bunker. Both ing a 30-yard bunker shot, that’s a which he thought he had missed. . tory in the Travelers Championship. 12-under 268. chipped out close to the hole and lot of luck,” Spieth said. His second shot at 17 also looked The two-time major champion Berger, the Memphis winner two both saved par to force the playoff. Spieth didn’t waste any time as if it might hit the course’s signa- holed out from 60 feet for birdie weeks ago before missing the cut Berger hit his drive on the first extending his lead to three strokes ture lake, but landed just on the from a greenside bunker on the first last week at the U.S. Open, just playoff hole left and into the crowd Sunday. He hit his approach shot to edge of the green and he made par. hole of a playoff with Daniel Berger missed a 50-foot putt from off the behind a fairway bunker. Spieth 6 feet on the first hole and made “That’s a lot of luck,” Spieth on Sunday at TPC River Highlands. 18th green left that would have seemed to clip a tree left landing in the birdie putt, then made a 5-foot- said. “But I took advantage of the The 23-year-old Texan joined Tiger forced a second playoff hole. the fairway but about 150 yards er at No. 2. But those would be his good breaks and am happy to come Woods as the only PGA Tour players “Jordan does Jordan things,” short of his normal drive and 230 final two birdies until a 16-footer out on top.” in the era since World War II with 10 Berger said. “So there’s not really yards from the hole. on the 15th hole. He’s the third player to go wire- victories before the age of 24. Woods much you can say. I’m obviously Spieth’s approach fell into bunker. He also survived a couple of big to-wire alone in the lead at the won 15 times before he turned 24. disappointed, but happy to be in the Berger’s ran off the green to the left. scares. The first came when his Connecticut event. Gene Littler did “That was one for the ages,” said position I was in today.” Spieth had to back up after hitting drive on 13 went right but stuck on it in 1959 and Tim Morris in 1982. Spieth, also the winner at Pebble Berger began the round in third his bunker shot to see the hole. the side of a hill to stay out of the Spieth’s only other wire-to-wire Beach in February. place, three shots back. He tied When the ball rolled straight in the water. He missed a 7-foot birdie win was the 2015 Masters. Ex-stolen base champ Wills leaves ND gig

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MINOR LEAGUES FARGO, N.D. — At 84, radio. He slowed down his Maury Wills has called it a schedule over the years, han- career. dling just one series last season. Far from Dodger Stadium Now living in Arizona, where he became a stolen base Wills’ weekend visit was his champion, Wills on Sunday only time in the booth this wrapped up more than two year. He threw out the first decades of dropping into the ball on Friday and helped broadcast booth for the Fargo- conduct an on-field camp for Moorhead RedHawks. kids Saturday. In Wills’ final game of pro- Wills originally was viding color commentary offered the job while he was before retirement, the in Fargo to speak at a local RedHawks lost Gary 5-1 in the sports banquet. Charlotte Observer: David T. Foster III independent Northern League. The former speedster Recently acquired Charlotte Hornets center Dwight Howard holds up his new jersey during a news conference “We just really enjoyed played 14 seasons in the introducing him to the local media on Monday in Charlotte, North Caroina. The eight-time NBA all-star is playing having him,” general manag- major leagues. He was the for his third team in three seasons. er Josh Buchholz said after 1962 NL MVP after stealing the last out. a then-record 104 bases. Wills spent parts of 22 The switch-hitter was an years for the RedHawks as All-Star in five seasons, batted an announcer. He formerly .281, stole 586 bases and won Howard to Hornets, fans: coached the team, served as two Gold Gloves at shortstop. an ambassador for the club He played for the Pittsburgh and has many of his artifacts Pirates and Montreal Expos displayed in a museum along with the Dodgers, and ‘I have a lot left in tank’ where it plays. managed the Seattle When Wills started out, he Mariners. His son, Bump, did most all of the games on also played in the majors. By Steve Reed The Atlanta Hawks, his succeed on offense. Howard said he’s learned a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hometown team, traded him “He understands me,” lot over the past 13 seasons. to Charlotte one year into a Howard said. “... He was “Over the years a lot of three-year, $74 million con- always there for me and not CHARLOTTE, N.C. — At things have been said and tract. Howard said he has no once did he turn his back on Williams has no 31 and entering his 14th I’ve not said anything back,” hard feelings, adding that me or talk bad about me. He NBA season, eight-time All- Howard said. “Somehow “sometimes things just don’t was very positive and he was Star Dwight Howard says his things that weren’t true kept work out.” somebody that I have always best basketball is getting stirred up, and that interest in what But he’s confident Charlotte trusted in.” ahead of him. gave a lot of people wrong is the right fit. The feeling is mutual. Wearing a teal opinions about who I was as “I think I’m a lot healthier suit with black Clifford said he’s never a person. I should be the one trim, a smiling than I have been in the past coached a player smarter McEnroe thinks speaking up for myself five years and I think this is Howard insisted than Howard when it comes instead of allowing other going to be my best time,” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday he can to understanding defensive people to do that.” return to being a Howard said. “I’m a lot wiser coverages. While Howard PRO TENNIS dominant center with the now, stronger mentally and has incredible athletic abili- In Charlotte, Howard Serena Williams has no Williams could beat some Charlotte Hornets, where he physically, and I’m in the right ty, Clifford said, he’s never becomes the second big- interest in John McEnroe’s men, “but if she had to just will be reunited with coach place with a great coach, a been given the credit he name athlete to be known thoughts on what would hap- play the circuit — the men’s Steve Clifford and play for great GM and the GOAT deserves for playing a as “Superman,” joining for- pen if she tried to play on the circuit — that would be an one of his childhood heroes, (greatest of all time). So I think “thinking man’s game.” mer NFL MVP quarterback men’s tennis tour. entirely different story.” He team owner Michael Jordan. this is the perfect opportunity.” “Smart always wins in the Cam Newton of the Williams responded on said if she tried to be part of “A lot of people have writ- Much of Howard’s opti- NBA,” Clifford said. Carolina Panthers. Monday via Twitter to com- the men’s tour, “she’d be like ten me off, which is great mism stems from being Howard is expected to start Both are from the Atlanta ments McEnroe made during a 700 in the world.” because it’s going to make reunited with Clifford. in Charlotte alongside All-Star area and have met a couple of weekend interview with NPR In one of her tweets, me work even harder,” They worked together for point guard Kemba Walker, times, but aren’t close to promote his latest book. Williams wrote: “I’ve never Howard said during his intro- seven seasons in Orlando and guard Nic Batum and for- friends. Howard said he’s Williams tells McEnroe, “I played anyone ranked ‘there’ ductory news conference. Los Angeles, and the 6-foot-11 wards Michael Kidd-Gilchrist eager to connect with Newton adore and respect you,” but nor do I have time.” “I’m just looking forward to three-time Defensive Player of and Marvin Williams. Cody and get to know him better. asks him to “please please keep She added: “Respect me this opportunity because I the Year loves Clifford’s Zeller, last year’s starting cen- me out of your statements that and my privacy as I’m trying have a lot left in the tank.” defense-first mentality. He’s ter, is expected to come off the “We have the same attitude; are not factually based.” to have a baby. Good day sir.” This will be Howard’s also confident Clifford will put bench for the Hornets but still we love to win, but we want McEnroe, a former player Williams is taking a break third team in three seasons. him in the right situations to see significant minutes. to have fun,” Howard said. and now TV commentator, from the tennis tour because said Williams is the best she is pregnant. She plans to women’s tennis player in his- return to competition in 2018. tory — “no question.” But The American has won 23 Harvick posts first win of season when asked whether she was Grand Slam singles titles, a “I had mixed emotions about how the the sport’s best ever, regard- record in the Open era, By Jenna Fryer AUTO RACING less of gender, he made clear which began in 1968. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS year was going to go just because of the fact that we had a lot on our plate to he didn’t think so. McEnroe won seven that’s the most important thing is to He said he thought major titles. SONONA, Calif. — Kevin Harvick never take for granted that you have to switch over,” Harvick said. “It’s just a led a 1-2-3 podium sweep for Ford try to expand your knowledge and keep big undertaking, and one day I think when we get done with this year, I think while proving that veteran experience an open mind to making things better. over the years in the event, everybody will actually learn all the still counts for something in NASCAR. “To finally check this one off the list Weaver said. Harvick returned to victory lane for the details of all the things that it took to get Softball .... being so close to home and having “We’re always knocking first time this season with a dominating to this particular point. It’s a huge under- raced here so much, this was one that from Page 1B on the door,” he said. run Sunday on the road course at taking, and I think it says a lot about our was on the top of the list.” “Playing six games in one Sonoma Raceway. The former NASCAR people at Stewart-Haas Racing.” Harvick was on cruise control and core (players have) been day is hard enough. champion came to Sonoma winless in 20 Martin Truex Jr. led 25 laps but suf- conserving fuel in the race that ended together for years. We always Fortunately, we had about 14 races since Kansas last fall and has been fered an engine failure and finished 37th. under caution after Kasey Kahne had a are in the mix (to try to win players we could use.” overshadowed in this season of hard accident on the final lap. Either Truex won the first stage of the race, his the tournament).” NASCAR’s young new superstars. way, Harvick had a cozy 9-second lead series-leading 11th stage victory. A Clovis squad, Bad Bad Apples did beat a rival, But at a track where experience and over Stewart-Haas Racing teammate Jimmie Johnson won the second stage, Apples, made a run at the Amarillo-based Majestic Elite, ability can separate the field, it was Clint Bowyer before the caution. his first stage victory of the season, but women’s competitive title to reach the final. Weaver said Harvick and a bunch of veterans who led Bowyer, now the driver for the entry finished 13th overall. only to lose to Midland-based the teams meet regularly on the way. It was the first win on the wind- Tony Stewart used for his final Kyle Larson and Jamie McMurray Hit Cartel-Team DG 29-19 in the tournament circuit, adding ing wine country road course in 17 tries NASCAR victory last year at the track, started on the pole for Chip Ganassi the finals, a game that just it was the first time Bad for the Bakersfield, California, driver. was second and Brad Keselowski third Racing and hoped to give the owner a managed to beat the rain. Apples has come out on top. Sonoma was one of just four active as Ford cars went 1-2-3. sweep of Sunday after Scott Dixon won Coach Richard Weaver “I always expect my team tracks where Harvick had never before For Harvick, it was the first victory the IndyCar race at Road America in said his squad played well to win, or at least compete, scored a Cup victory. He did, however, since Stewart-Haas Racing switched to Wisconsin. But Larson, the points through a long day, and he so (reaching the final) wasn’t win the K&N Series race at Sonoma on Ford this season. Harvick had spent 16 leader, was never a factor and finished wasn’t disappointed. a real surprise,” he said. Saturday and it may have given him years in a Chevrolet. 26th. McMurray was 10th. “I thought we had a chance Another Clovis team, some inside knowledge. It was Ford’s seventh victory of the Most of the top 10 was comprised of to beat them,” Weaver said. Funsized, claimed the “It kept me from sitting around and season. Ford won eight Cup races last veterans. Joe Gibbs Racing teammates “We had several errors that women’s E championship, trying to find something to do on season, and seven came exclusively Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch were they took advantage of, but while other men’s winners Saturday,” Harvick said. “I think that from Team Penske drivers. This year, fourth and fifth in Toyota, while Dale I’m not going to take any- were ftpempire.com of was the biggest thing. I’m sitting the manufacturer has wins from Earnhardt Jr. was sixth and the highest- thing away from them.” Odessa in men’s competitive around and there’s guys out here mak- Penske, Roush-Fenway Racing, The finishing Chevrolet. Daytona 500 win- It was the third time Bad and Amarillo’s Boomtown ing laps and learning things, and I think Wood Brothers and SHR. ner Kurt Busch was seventh. Apples has finished second Ballers in the E class. PAGE 4B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LOST AND FOUND g lieu of cash. The sale dered me to sell the fol- ment") pursuant to 13th Street, Clovis, foreclosure described LOST: BLACK, female may be postponed and lowing real property to- which the sale is to be 6. Protective Advance-In- New Mexico 88101, herein, together with Kitten (5mos. old). Last rescheduled at the dis- gether with all improve- conducted was entered surance $39.02 and is more particularly any additional costs seen around Rib Crib cretion of the Special ments, personal proper- on June 13, 2017. The described as follows: and attorney's fees, in- area. Reward offered Master. ty, and fixtures located sale is to begin at 11:00 7. Protective Advance- cluding the costs of ad- for safe return. 575- thereon (the "Subject a.m. on July 21, 2017, Receiver $59,644.50 THE EAST HALF OF vertisement and publi- 799-1986 NOTICE IS FURTHER Property") which is situ- at the steps of the Roo- LOTS FIVE (5) AND cation for the foregoing LEGALS GIVEN that the real ated in the County of sevelt County Court- 8. Appraisal $4,000.00 SIX (6) IN BLOCK TWO sale, and, reasonable property and improve- Roosevelt, State of house, 109 W. 1st (2) OF THE MAR- receiver and Special SPECIAL NOTICES LEGAL 60541 ments concerned with New Mexico, and is de- Street, Portales, New 9. Non-Sufficient Funds SHALL HEIGHTS AD- Master's fees in an June 6, 2017 herein will be sold sub- scribed as follows: Mexico 88130. The Fee $60.00 DITION, TO THE CITY amount to be fixed by June 13, 2017 ject to any and all Subject Property will be OF CLOVIS, CURRY the Court. The amount CLOVIS MEDIA INC. June 20, 2017 patent reservations, TRACT 1: sold to the highest bid- 10. Reasonable attor- COUNTY, NEW MEXI- of the judgment due is shall not be liable for June 27, 2017 easements, all record- der for cash, free and neys fees, costs and CO, AS SHOWN BY $46,667.59, plus inter- failure to publish an ad, ed and unrecorded A TRACT OF LAND IN clear of all liens of the expenses $18,559.81 THE OFFICIAL est to and including for typographical errors STATE OF NEW liens not foreclosed THE NORTHWEST parties hereto and all RECORDED PLAT date of sale in the or for errors in publica- MEXICO herein, and all recorded QUARTER (NW/4) OF persons claiming under TOTAL $1,194,881.80 THEREOF, amount of $1,086.32, tion except to the extent COUNTY OF CURRY and unrecorded special BERKLEY ADDITION, and through the parties for a total in rem judg- of the cost of that por- NINTH JUDICIAL assessments and taxes CITY OF PORTALES, or any persons claiming Interest shall continue to including any improve- ment of $47,753.91. tion of the ad wherein DISTRICT that may be due. Plain- ROOSEVELT COUN- an interest by an instru- accrue at the rate of ments, fixtures, and at- the error occurred. Cost tiff and its attorneys dis- TY, NEW MEXICO, BE- ment filed for record af- 9.97% per annum tachments, such as, but The foregoing sale may adjustment is limited to No. D-905-CV-2016- claim all responsibility ING DESCRIBED AS ter the date of filing of ($268.13 per day) per not limited to, mobile be postponed and the first day insertion. 00136 for, and the purchaser FOLLOWS: the Notice of Lis Pen- day after May 15, 2017, homes (hereinafter, the rescheduled at the dis- at the sale takes the dens in the records of until the Judgment is “Property”). If there is a cretion of the Special BE ALERT! If you BANK OF AMERICA, property subject to, the BEGINNING AT A Roosevelt County, New satisfied. Any costs of conflict between the le- Master, and is subject receive a phone call N.A., valuation of the proper- POINT ON THE Mexico. The purchaser property preservation, gal description and the to all taxes, utility liens from our newspaper ty by the County Asses- SOUTH R.O.W. OF of the Subject Property street address, the le- and other restrictions reasonable attorneys' asking for your credit Plaintiff, sor as real or personal WEST EIGHTEENTH will take it subject to fees and any additional gal description shall and easements of property, affixture of STREET, 2350.5 FEET any unpaid property costs of collection and control. record, and subject to a card number in order to continue your ad, vs. any mobile or manufac- N89°01'E AND 30.0 taxes, municipal suit (to include the cost one (1) month right of tured home to the land, FEET SOUTH OF THE charges, assessments, of publication of this no- The foregoing sale will redemption held by the do NOT give out that DIONISIO J. TRINIDAD; deactivation of title to a NORTHWEST COR- or liens not foreclosed tice, recording fees, be made to satisfy a Defendant upon entry information! Also, the JESSICA TRINIDAD; mobile or manufactured NER OF SECTION 2, in this action, and each and special master foreclosure judgment of an order approving phone number for our CITY OF CLOVIS, home on the property, if T2S R34E, SAID bidder is responsible for fees) may be additional rendered by this Court sale, an order of the newspaper will NOT any, environmental POINT IS THE its own due diligence costs recoverable un- in the above-entitled Court approving the show as a restricted/ contamination on the NORTHWEST COR- regarding the condition and numbered cause terms and conditions of Defendants. der the Judgment. Any private number on property, if any, and NER OF BERKLEY AD- of the Subject Property additional proceeds re- on May 19, 2017, being sale. your caller ID. NOTICE OF SALE zoning violations con- DITION; THENCE N89° and state of title. Plain- maining after the satis- an action to foreclose a cerning the property, if 01'E ALONG THE tiff or its assignee has faction of the above will mortgage on the Prop- Witness my hand this NOTICE IS HEREBY any. SOUTH R.O.W. OF the right to bid at the be applied as deter- erty. Plaintiff's judg- 15th day of June, 2017. GIVEN that on July 19, WEST EIGHTEENTH sale all of its Judgment mined by the Court. ment is in the amount 2017, at the hour of NOTICE IS FURTHER STREET, A DISTANCE amount or any portion of $46,667.59, and the /s/ Jennifer A. Taylor 11:00 a.m., the under- GIVEN that the pur- OF 265.5 FEET; thereof. The proceeds /s/ Wesley O. Pool same bears interest at JENNIFER A. TAYLOR, signed Special Master chaser at such sale THENCE SOUTH of the sale shall first be Wesley O. Pool, Special the rate of 5.7400% per Special Master will, at the main en- shall take title to the ALONG THE EAST applied to pay the ex- Master annum, accruing at the PO Box 91988 trance of the Curry above described real LINE OF THE WEST penses of the sale, in- 201 Innsdale Ter rate of $7.34 per diem. Albuquerque, NM 87199- County Courthouse, property subject to a 1/2 OF SAID BERKLEY cluding special masters Clovis, NM 88101-3061 The Court reserves en- 1988 700 N. Main Street, one month right of re- ADDITION, A DIS- fee, then for any costs Telephone: try of final in rem judg- Telephone: Clovis, New Mexico, demption. TANCE OF 244.0 incurred for the mainte- 575.762.8300 ment against Defen- Facsimile: (505) 433- FEET; THENCE S89° nance and protection of dant, Dyanna C. Duran 4577 sell all the right, title LEGAL 60992 and interest of the Electronically e-filed 01'W A DISTANCE Of the Subject Property, aka Dyanna Duran, for E-mail: sales@ancillaryl- /s/ Wesley Pool Wesley 265.5 FEET; THENCE then to satisfy the June 20, 2017 the amount due after s.com HELP WANTED above-named Defen- June 27, 2017 dants in and to the Pool, Special Master NORTH ALONG THE Judgment. foreclosure sale, includ- 201 Innsdale Terrace EAST R.O.W. OF July 4, 2017 ing interest, costs, and hereinafter described July 11, 2017 real estate to the high- Clovis, NM 88101-3061 UTAH DRIVE, A DIS- Every bid made shall be fees as may be as- EASTERN NEW (575) 762-8300 TANCE OF 244.0 deemed an irrevocable sessed by the Court. est bidder for cash. STATE OF NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY The property to be sold FEET TO THE POINT offer until the sale has Plaintiff has the right to seeks Mathematics LEGAL 60996 MEXICO is located at 109 Sum- AND PLACE OF BE- been completed, and a bid at the foregoing Instructor. Apply on- June 20, 2017 COUNTY OF CURRY mer Ct., Clovis, and is GINNING. sale is completed when sale in an amount equal line:http://www.enmu. June 27, 2017 confirmed by the court. NINTH JUDICIAL situate in Curry County, to its judgment, and to edu/employment-hr/ July 4, 2017 TRACT 2: In the event the pur- DISTRICT COURT submit its bid either ver- New Mexico, and is employment-opportu July 11, 2017 chaser fails to pay the bally or in writing. particularly described No. D-905-CV-2016- nities as follows: TOGETHER WITH purchase price at sale, Plaintiff may apply all or STATE OF NEW INGRESS-EGRESS or make satisfactory ar- 00506 any part of its judgment MEXICO EASEMENT BEING rangements with the to the purchase price in LOST AND FOUND NEW TODAY! LOT TEN (10) IN BLOCK U.S. BANK NATIONAL FOUR (4) OF THE COUNTY OF DESCRIBED AS FOL- Special Master for such lieu of cash. ROOSEVELT ASSOCIATION, FAIRFIELD ADDITION, LOWS: payment, then the spe- FOUND ON 18th St in NINTH JUDICIAL LOCAL ACCOUNTING UNIT NO. SEVEN (7), BEGINNING AS A cial master may accept In accordance with the Portales, cute smaller firm has an immediate DISTRICT COURT POINT ON THE EAST the next highest bid or Plaintiff, TO THE CITY OF CLO- Court's decree, the pro- female puppy, call & opening for a full-time VIS, CURRY COUNTY, R.O.W. OF UTAH proceed with the sale of ceeds of sale are to be describe 575-218-5978 Case No. D-911-CV- vs. secretary/bookkeeper. NEW MEXICO, as DRIVE, 259.1 FEET the Subject Property to applied first to the costs Wages depends on ex- 2016-00196 SOUTH OF THE the highest bidder. The of sale, including and shown by the official DYANNA C. DURAN FOUND VICINITY of NM perience. Benefits in- recorded plat thereof. NORTHWEST COR- Special Master may the Special Master's 267 & South RR AD, WELLS FARGO BANK, AKA DYANNA DURAN, clude vacation and NER OF BERKLEY AD- postpone or continue fees, and then to satisfy Portales, 2 tame gray company paid retire- N.A., as Trustee for the DITION; THENCE N89° the sale by public dec- THE FOREGOING SALE the above-described kittens Call 517-303- ment plan. Please will be made to satisfy a Registered Holders of 01'E A DISTANCE OF laration at the time and judgment, including in- 0665 Colony Multifamily Defendant. send resumes to P.O. judgment rendered by 265.5 FEET; THENCE place originally sched- terest, with any remain- Box 957, Clovis, NM Mortgage NORTH ALONG THE uled for such sale. No FOUND: MALE Chi- the above Court in the ing balance to be paid 88102 no later than Trust 2014-1, Commer- other notice of the post- NOTICE OF SALE huahua call to identify. above entitled and EAST LINE OF THE unto the registry of the Wednesday, July 5th. numbered cause on cial Mortgage Pass- WEST 1/2 OF SAID poned or continued Court in order to satisfy 575-309-9986 Through BERKLEY ADDITION, sale will be given. NOTICE IS HEREBY May 17, 2017, being an any future adjudication LOST FROM Broadview MENTAL HEALTH Re- Certificates, Series 2014- A DISTANCE OF 15.1 GIVEN that on July 26, of priority lienholders. action to foreclose a 2017, at the hour of area - older male tan sources, Inc. has a va- mortgage on the above 1, successor to LaSalle FEET; THENCE S89° As of May 15, 2017, the cancy for a Community Bank, N.A., 01'W A DISTANCE OF sum necessary to satis- 11:00 AM, the under- Shar Pei. Does not described property. NOTICE IS FURTHER hear, see or walk well. Support Worker (CSW) 265.5 FEET; THENCE fy the Judgment is as signed Special Master, GIVEN that in the event The Plaintiff's Judg- or her designee, will, at Please help us find our (full-time), a Data Entry ment, which includes Plaintiff, SOUTH ALONG THE follows: that the Property is not Clerk (part-time) and a EAST R.O.W. OF the front entrance of the baby. Call 575-760- interest and costs, is sooner redeemed, the 5464 Supported Employment vs. UTAH DRIVE, A DIS- 1. The remaining princi Curry County Court- undersigned Special $135,276.91 and the house, at Ninth Judicial -Housing Coordinator. TANCE OF 15.1 FEET pal balance $968,186.33 Master will, as set forth LOST FROM the North- same bears interest at District Court, 700 The CSW will be in- GEORGE E. HINER, TO THE POINT AND above, offer for sale glen area, female white 4.750% per annum North Main, Suite 11, volved in intake assess- PLACE OF BEGIN- 2. Accrued interest (Non- and sell the Property to w/reddish brown spots from June 1, 2016, to Clovis, NM 88101, sell ment, outreach services Defendant. NING. Default) $98,224.67 the highest bidder for Chihuahua. Answers to the date of sale. The all of the rights, title, planning and service cash or equivalent, for “Betty” Lost Tuesday Plaintiff and/or its as- and interests of the implementation for NOTICE OF SALE The Property is located 3. Accrued interest (De- the purpose of satisfy- night. Call 575-760- signees has the right to above-named Defen- adults with severe men- bid at such sale and at 1025 W. 18th Street, fault) $39,857.07 ing, in the adjudged or- 2335 tal illness (SMI), individ- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Portales, New Mexico dant, in and to the here- der of priorities, the submit its bid verbally inafter described real uals with co-occurring that the above-entitled 88130. 4. Late Charges judgment and decree of Advertising Works! or in writing. The Plain- property to the highest disorder with a primary tiff may apply all or any Court, having appointed $5,810.40 me Special Master in The Summary Judgment bidder for cash. The part of its judgment to property to be sold is the purchase price in this matter with the and Decree of Foreclo- 5. Reconveyance/Payoff power to sell, has or- sure (hereafter "Judg- Fee $500.00 located at 900 West PAGE 6B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS CAMPERS AND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Herman MOTOR HOMES py OU C SS C diagnosis of mental ill- OPEN SALES RETIREMENT RANCH is writing examples to Hu- MOTOR HOME ness. All positions will Position at taking applications for a man Resources Direc- Model 29D, 13,300 miles, have a legal back- Bender Chrysler full time night RN and tor Joyce Cruce at: excellent condition, 3 ground check. The MDS Nurse Coordina- [email protected]. slides, walk-around CSW and Supported Dodge Jeep Sell new & used vehi- tor. We offer competi- queen bed, electric/gas Employment/Housing tive wages and a full fridge and water heater, Coordinator should pos- cles from our huge in- ventory! Must have benefits package. one-piece rubber roof, sess a bachelors de- IS LOOKING for a re- excellent customer Please pick up applica- automatic hydraulic lev- gree in psychology, so- tions at 2221 Dillon. porter based in Clovis. eling system, 4KW gas ciology or other human service skills. Sales If you're an energetic background is a plus. generator, 16' awning, services related field EMBROIDERY reporter who can spot electric step, 19” & 32” and/or some experi- We offer competitive MACHINE news and handle cover- wages. two flat screen TVs, full ence in the mental Operator/Seamstress ing such things as city IS a community Apply in person at: body paint & many health field. Data Entry Custom Creations government, crime and newspaper seeking an more extras, inside clerk must possess a Bender Chrysler 100 E. Manana Ste 11 schools, we want to ADVERTISING SALES Dodge Jeep storage when not in high school diploma or Apply in person hear from you. REPRESENTATIVE. use. 575-693-6487 equivalent. If interested 3400 Mabry Dr., Experience is preferred, Your duties will include submit cover letter, re- Clovis NM 88101 ARBY'S OPENING but entry-level candi- focusing on selling ad- sume, five references or call: 575-762-4511 SOON! dates with demonstrat- vertising across all with phone numbers Looking for great smiles ed ability will be consid- available product lines and copy of diploma to NEED CAREGIVER and hardworking peo- ered. We offer a com- (print, interactive, digi- Lorraine Meza, Human for an adult female ple. Hiring for all posi- petitive benefits pack- tal, etc.). You will be Resources, 1100 West wheelchair bound. tions, management and age including medical asked to meet and ex- 21st, Clovis, NM 88101 Evening Shift crew. Competitive pay and vision programs, ceed monthly sales and MHR is an EOE/AA em- Sunday-Friday and benefits. paid vacation and a re- revenue goals and ob- ployer. Deadline for ac- 5pm-8pm Apply at store or FAX tirement plan. jectives for all advertis- cepting application ma- 505-213-0033 or email: Applicants should email Please call: ing media. Helping our terial is June 28, 2017. 575-714-1085 [email protected] a resume and several customers market their ROYAL TRAVEL 37 ft. iti l t H dii FIFTH WHEEL HOUSE FOR RENT **Showroom Quality** HELP WANTED CURRY COUNTY 3 slides Triaxle. W/D. Two large central A/C's Queen walk-around goods or services is 2304 COUNTRY bed. Hide-a-bed sofa. paramount. MEADOWS 3 bed/2 Two swivel chairs. bath, dbl garage, big Large entertainment Being an excellent com- yard, wd/hk up. Newly center. Fireplace. municator gives you an remodeled, great con- Dinette booth. advantage, both written dition in good neigh- Electric/gas fridge and and verbal. Knowledge hot water heater. of principles and meth- borhood. $1,050/ mnth $500 deposit. Deluxe bathroom. Rub- ods for showing, pro- ber roof. Lots of stor- moting and selling prod- Please call 575-309- age inside and out. ucts and services are 4552 or 575-760-9746 Must sell. Located in required. Ability to re- 3 BR 1 ½ BA dbl garage, Lubbock, Texas. solve problems and central H/A, no hud, $31,500 Please call make decisions in a $975 mo/dep. Discount 210-317-5357 timely manner and to available 575-769-2715 work in a fast-paced sales and team envi- ronment will help you HOUSE FOR RENT MOTORCYCLES be successful. ROOSEVELT Must possess a valid driver's license and IN PORTALES: 1 Bedroom. Very clean. HOUSE FRAMERS proof of current auto in- DRIVERS CDL-A: Excel- ARBY'S OPENING Water paid. All electric. Needed for new con- surance. lent benefits! 401k! SOON! $450/mo, $450 deposit. struction. No experi- Paid Vacation, Good Looking for great smiles 575-356-5990 or ence necessary. Call The Eastern New Mexico Home Time! Local, Re- and hardworking peo- 575-760-4007 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S 575-799-2857 News offers a competi- gional, OTR. 23yoa, ple. Hiring for all posi- tive base pay plus com- under 500 miles, excel- Tank End req! 855-349- tions, management and mission along with ben- lent condition, has been 5097 crew. Competitive pay efits such as health and garage kept and only and benefits. vision insurance and one owner. $6,200 Apply at store or FAX sick and vacation pay. OBO Call 575-218- 505-213-0033 or email: 4739. [email protected] Please send resume and cover letter to [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you.

ENMRSH, INC. EMBROIDERY MISCELLANEOUS Immediate openings for MACHINE Operator/Seamstress Laborer, HR Clerk, Job FREE IF Interested. Custom Creations DELL 9XL Printer Car- Coach, Direct Support 100 E. Manana Ste 11 *** FULL-TIME tridges 2 color & 1 Professionals Apply in person CAREGIVER *** (shift: Wed 12pm-6pm Needed in Farwell, black. Please call 575- CARS FOR SALE 763-0374 & Thu-Sat 6am-6pm), Dependable, Lifting etc. and some over- nights necessary Apply at 2700 E. 7th Please call: 575-760- St., Clovis or 3502 (leave message) enmrsh.org 2005 BMW 645 I silver 2 575.762.3718 door, moon roof, black leather interior, V8, 82K EEO/M/F/disability/pro OPEN SALES miles. $13,500 OBO tected veteran status ALL real estate advertis- Position at ing in Clovis Media Inc. Call 575-218-6635 Bender Chrysler newspapers is subject to ATV Dodge Jeep the Federal Fair Housing 2006 MAZDA6 Sell new & used vehi- EASTERN NEW Act of 1968 as amended 4 door all electric cles from our huge in- cruise control keyless MEXICO UNIVERSITY which makes it illegal to ventory! Must have advertise "any prefer- entry nice, clean car excellent customer seeks Mathematics ence, limitation or dis- DOES NEED A service skills. Sales Instructor. Apply on- crimination based on MOTOR & BATTERY background is a plus. line:http://www.enmu. race, color, religion, asking $750. RETIREMENT RANCH is We offer competitive edu/employment-hr/ handicap, family status For more info call taking applications for a wages. employment-opportu or national origin, or an RAPTOR 350 575-693-3078. full time night RN and Apply in person at: nities intention to make any Like New MDS Nurse Coordina- Bender Chrysler such preference, limita- --Garaged and less tor. We offer competi- Dodge Jeep tion or discrimination." than one hour tive wages and a full TRUCK/VAN/SUV 3400 Mabry Dr., Clovis Media Inc. will not on motor. benefits package. knowingly accept any ad- Now lowered to $3500. Please pick up applica- Clovis NM 88101 vertising in this newspa- 575-356-6853 tions at 2221 Dillon. or call: 575-762-4511 per that is in violation of and leave message the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in CAMPERS AND 2011 CHEVY SEEKING FULL TIME this newspaper are avail- MOTOR HOMES Colorado camper position: Office Mgr/ able on an equal oppor- Bkkpr, must know tunity basis. To complain shell for sale Call quickbooks, Microsoft of discrimination, call 575-607-5861 word and proficient on HUD toll-free at 1-800- the computer. Prior 424-8590. 2014 FORD Super *** FULL-TIME bookkeeping and pay- Cab XLT, ½ Ton P/U, CAREGIVER *** roll experience a must. WHEN ROBERT ran his V-6, 3.7 Ltr, tow Send resume to 2001 Needed in Farwell, th Dodge in classifieds, he package, 1 owner! E. 7 St. Clovis or sold his car the first day! Call 806-789-1502 Dependable, Lifting [email protected] 2012 JAYCO and some over- Advertising works! MELBOURNE CLASS C Clovis nights necessary Please call: 575-760- PROFESSIONAL: 3502 (leave message)

Accountant, Broadcast Center Advisor Assistant Softball Coach Assistant Women's MENTAL HEALTH Re- Volleyball Coach sources, Inc. has a va- CDC Substitute cancy for a Community Master Teacher LOOKING FOR an expe- Support Worker (CSW) Director of Alumni Affairs rienced SUSHI SPE- (full-time), a Data Entry Director, Blackwater CIALIST - Needed: Clerk (part-time) and a Draw Mon-Fri. Hours will be Supported Employment Director of Campus Life determined by cus- -Housing Coordinator. Director, Physical Plant tomer demand. Appli- The CSW will be in- Director of Purchasing cants will be required to volved in intake assess- Director, Talent Search provide a skill demon- ment, outreach services Director of Teacher stration-all product will planning and service Education Office be provided. Apply @ implementation for Golden Student Success NAFJOBS.ORG--Expe- adults with severe men- Center Coordinator rience must be listed on tal illness (SMI), individ- Head Men's & Women's resume. Call Bertha @ uals with co-occurring Cross-Country & Track 784-2853 with ques- disorder with a primary & Field Coach tions. diagnosis of mental ill- Recruiter II ness. All positions will Residence Hall have a legal back- Director/Area Coordina- ground check. The tor CSW and Supported Upward Bound Program Employment/Housing Coordinator Coordinator should pos- sess a bachelors de- Support: gree in psychology, so- ciology or other human Administrative Secretary- ENMRSH, INC. services related field Upward Bound and/or some experi- Department Secretary- Immediate openings for ence in the mental Part Time HR Clerk, Job Coach, health field. Data Entry Student Success Direct Support clerk must possess a Specialist Professionals (shift: high school diploma or Wed 12pm-6pm & equivalent. If interested Job announcements and submit cover letter, re- Thu-Sat 6am-6pm), sume, five references online applications are Laborer, etc. available at with phone numbers www.enmu.edu/jobs. and copy of diploma to Apply at 2700 E. 7th St., Lorraine Meza, Human All employees must pass Clovis or enmrsh.org a pre-employment Resources, 1100 West 21st, Clovis, NM 88101 background check. 575.762.3718 AA/EO/Title IX MHR is an EOE/AA em- Employer. ployer. Deadline for ac- Call (575) 562-2115 for EEO/M/F/disability/ cepting application ma- more information. protected veteran terial is June 28, 2017. status