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Yesteryear’s draggers tell stories of their adventures on Main Street. — Page 1B Vol. 89 ◆ No. 74

SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Main no drag for thousands ❏ Promoters: Combining music festival with Draggin’ good idea. By David Grieder Main with Gene Porter. STAFF WRITER “We’ve had good atten- [email protected] dance — real good atten- dance.” CLOVIS — Gina Promoters predicted Hochhalter was delighted 800 cars would cruise to see all the people. downtown Clovis. Those “For me it’s about see- figures may well have ing the town and the held up. At least that diversity of Clovis,” she many more came without said. “And the cars. cars, crowding the side- There’s old cars, new walks for almost a dozen cars, dented cars, shiny blocks. cars. It’s just cars! And Boone said he “totally motorcycles.” expects” the numbers Thousands of people this year to meet or — and their vehicles — exceed last year’s crowded Clovis’ Main turnout, a record aided Street on Saturday for by the agreeable weather the fourth annual Saturday (partly cloudy Draggin’ Main. and mid-70s) and multi- Organizers declared it ple class reunions, in another success. addition to the music fes- The experiment this tival and a softball tour- year was to host the Main nament that attracted a dragging with the Clovis few thousand on its own. Music Festival. The overlap in pro- “I know that people gramming may have also have been real happy contributed to the logisti- Staff photo: Tony Bullocks with the combination,” cal hurdles that saw a Clovis’ Main Street party featured agreeable weather. said Bryan Boone, who co-founded Draggin’ MAIN on Page 2A Romance rocks music festival ❏ Newlyweds have first dance onstage with Firehouse. By Stephanie Losoya salute to The Clovis Sound band’s tour director once STAFF WRITER made famous by Norman they heard they were coming [email protected] Petty. to Clovis and were set up Friday’s show also includ- with a VIP package that CLOVIS — It was the ed ’80s band, Winger. allowed them on stage to “Love of a Lifetime” at “It was great looking into share their first married Clovis Music Festival on (Tina’s) eyes and being in the dance. Friday. moment,” said the newly “We were blessed to share One lucky couple had the married Carlos Molina. that experience,” Molina opportunity to share their The song has long held a said, “it was unreal.” first dance as husband and special place in the love Molina said he did not feel wife during the Firehouse birds’ hearts and Molina said awkward to be on stage Courtesy photo performance of “Love of a the timing was perfect. Newlyweds Tina and Carlos Molina, center, are on stage with the band Firehouse Lifetime” during the annual The couple contacted the FESTIVAL on Page 3A after their first dance as a married couple. Dad: Son ‘enjoyed the people around him’ ❏ Portales native was killed in Tres Piedras Damian Herrera, 21, is accused had recently retired from his posi- — a sometimes complicated sub- of killing his stepfather, brother and tion as the west district archaeolo- ject — simple for others, James earlier this month, one of five shooting victims. mother in La Madera. Police said gist for Carson National Forest. Kyte said. he then drove to Tres Piedras, His father, James Kyte of “He enjoyed talking with people By Eamon Scarbrough Michael Kyte, 61, of Tres where Herrera is accused of killing Portales, struggled to find any and working with people on STAFF WRITER Piedras, grew up in Portales and Kyte and stealing his pickup, which motive for his son’s death. archaeology and things like that. [email protected] graduated from Eastern New he used to drive to Abiquiu, where “It just caught us off guard. As He could take you out and show Mexico University with a master of a fifth man was killed. far as we knew, he never knew the you the artifacts and things in a PORTALES — A gentle, pas- arts degree in anthropology. Herrera was arrested that same person that did it. His wife just way that you could understand it,” sionate teacher left this world on He was one of five people killed evening and faces five counts of came in and found him in the drive- he said. June 15, but his influence is still in a rampage this month in northern murder, among other charges. way,” he said. felt, according to his father. New Mexico. Kyte was killed at his home. He Michael Kyte made archaeology KYTE on Page 6A

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attended. “The only big difference Teen Main “Everybody seemed to now is there’s two lanes like the venue as far as instead of four,” said from Page 1A being on the grass at Johnny Romero, a lifelong missing scheduled Saturday morn- Marshall (Middle School),” Clovis resident. ing car parade canceled, but Boone said. “We tried to “We didn’t have a special Boone was not discouraged. make the event more cen- day (for Draggin’ Main), There was “not enough tered around Main Street we did it every night back at Lake this year. It’s a continuation (pre-registration) atten- in the ’60s and ’70s,” said of trying to promote the dance to justify” the parade his wife of 33 years, Mary on Saturday morning, given businesses on Main.” Romero. Sumner the street closures it would Main Street may have changed since many of the “It’s a shame it’s only By David Grieder have required. The town did not seem to old-timers cruised it in the once a year. During the STAFF WRITER badly miss the event, as the 1950s and 1960s, but it summer, this should happen [email protected] Gearhead Gathering from could not have had more all the time. Or every Staff photos: Tony Bullocks FORT SUMNER — State 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. life 60 years ago than it did Saturday,” said Jenny Promoters predicted about 800 cars would cruise Main police are expected to con- Saturday was robustly Saturday night. Martinez. Street Saturday during the Draggin’ Main event. tinue the search today for a missing teenager believed to have drowned Friday at a diversion dam near Fort Sumner. De Baca County Deputy Medical Investigator Juan Chavez said officials were going to shut off water at Lake Sumner dam and resume the search at 8 a.m. today. Sheriff’s officers received a report Friday evening of a possible drowning at the diversion dam “along the Pecos River, north of US Highway 60 near milepost 325,” according to an NMSP press release. Colton Alexander Sawyer, 19, of Tularosa was said to have “not resurfaced” after jumping into the river with two others, the release said. The sheriff’s office was notified around 7:30 p.m. Friday, Chavez said, and state police were called in to assist around 9 p.m. NMSP’s Search and Recovery Dive Team searched the area Saturday morning, along with others, along the river south of the dam. Chavez said the search Saturday was “pretty exten- sive,” with “ranchers on horseback, ATVs, firemen, and people on boats” out looking for any sign of the teen. Saturday’s search opera- tion was suspended about 3 Staff photos: Tony Bullocks p.m., Chavez said, with the No Refund jams at the old Levine’s location on Main. hope that shutting off water to the dam will aid the search today. Obituaries Lottery Meetings calendar Events calendar Friday Monday Use Committee — 5:30 p.m. Today Information: 575-356-3940 Funerals ■ Parks, Recreation and at Dora Community Building. ■ Juneteenth — 3 p.m. at ■ Toddler Time — 10 a.m. Monday Mega Millions Beautification Committee — Public Town Hall meetings Legacy Life Family Church. at Clovis-Carver Public Library Merle Terry — 10 a.m. at 12 20 53 66 74 5:30 p.m. at city hall, Clovis. regarding land use plans. Presenters, poets, music. for ages 10 months-3 years. Kingswood Methodist in Megaball: 11 Information: 575-769-7828 Information: 575-356-5307 Information: 575-749-6570 Information: 575-769-7840 Clovis, 2600 N. Main St. Megaplier: 2 Tuesday Thursday Monday Thursday ■ Roosevelt County Land ■ Roosevelt County Land ■ Movie Mondays — 1 ■ Steven Gamble retire- Use Committee — 1 p.m. at Use Committee — 5 p.m. at p.m. in Ingram Room, Clovis- ment reception — 2 p.m. at Roosevelt County Courthouse, Floyd Community Center. Carver Public Library. Movie: Campus Union Building, commission room. Public Town Public Town Hall meetings “Sing.” Information: 575-769- Eastern New Mexico University. Hall meetings regarding land regarding land use plans. 7840 Information: 575-562-1011 ■ use plans. Information: 575- Information: 575-356-5307 Full STEAM Ahead — ■ Blooming Talent — 356-5307 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public ■ Clovis Municipal School This calendar is a daily list- Library for grades K-6. Activity: Library. Guest: Garden Source Bristle bots. Information: 575- Board — 5:30 p.m. in district ing of area public meetings. Nursery. Information: 575-356- 356-3940 board room, Clovis. To place an item on the calen- 3940 Information: 575-769-4300 ■ Farmers Market opening dar, call the newsroom at 575- ■ Childrens’ Storyhour — 763-6991 or e-mail: day — 5 p.m. at corner of 10 a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Wednesday mmontgomery South Avenue B and First Library for ages 3-6. ■ Roosevelt County Land @thenews.email Street, Portales. Information: Information: 575-769-7840 575-760-0690

Tuesday Friday ■ ■ Budding Artists — 10:30 Friday Flix — 10:30 a.m. a.m. at Portales Public Library at Portales Public Library. for grades 2-6. Activity: Movie: “Storks.” Information: Floriculture and a Spot of Tea. 575-356-3940 Information: 575-356-3940 ■ Big Kids Activity Hour Ongoing ■ — 10 a.m. at Clovis-Carver Pintores artist of the Public Library for ages 7-11. month — Ed Martinez is the Information: 575-769-7840 featured artist for June at ■ Mario Kart tournament Clovis-Carver Public Library. — 10 a.m. at Clovis-Carver Information: 575-769-7840 Public Library for ages 8-18. Information: 575-769-7840 The events calendar is a daily listing of area events. Wednesday To place an item on the cal- ■ Little Sprouts storytime endar, call the newsroom at — 10:30 a.m. at Portales 575-763-6991 or e-mail: Public Library for preschoolers. montgomery Story: “Digging in the Dirt.” @thenews.email

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Member: The Associated Press THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3A ENMU has unusually high turnover By Anna George does not mean they are not STAFF WRITER glad they came.” [email protected] The theatre and digital filmmaking department is PORTALES — Eastern bringing candidates to the New Mexico University is campus to fill an empty digi- reporting an unusually large tal filmmaking position, a loss of faculty in the past process Rutland called “fan- semester due to the New tastic.” Though he said he Mexico economy and lack of struggles truly seeing what commitment to a small town. each applicant can do based Retiring President Steven solely on their resume. Gamble said the university “You can’t totally see what lost 12 faculty members this they know and what they past semester, a number have been through,” Rutland higher than he is used to see- said. File photo ing. College of Liberal Arts Farmers markets are back in business, starting this “We always have some and Sciences Dean Mary week in Clovis and Portales. that leave but this is by far Ayala said she has lost facul- the most I have seen in my ty members due to “natural 16 years,” Gamble said. circumstances.” He said the primary issue “I would say that a good Farmers markets is compensation. ENMU’s chunk of our openings this budget was recently cut $3.9 year corresponded to antici- million, which is preventing pated retirements of people the institution from provid- who had been here for a back in season ing faculty with competitive fruitful, robust career,” Ayala BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS immediately available. pay, Gamble said. Staff photo: Anna George said. “As the market goes, we “Right now, any time we Department of Theater and Digital Filmmaking teaching She said several new hires Farmers markets are have the okra, tomatoes, can come up with something candidate Bobby Lewis performs a mock teaching ses- are people returning to returning to Clovis and watermelon, cantaloupe, for our faculty salaries, no sion as one of three applicants brought to campus for ENMU, happily at that. Portales this week. pumpkins, all of those matter how little, we give it,” an interview. “In a couple of cases, fac- Starting Monday, a mar- things, but it’ll just be a lit- Gamble said. “But recently ulty left for really good ket will be open at 5 p.m. tle while before all that’s we have been having to do much into the salaries as every candidate’s dream opportunities to advance that Mondays and Thursdays at things we don’t want to do, they want. location. wouldn’t have been possible the corner of West First ready,” she said. we have no choice.” ENMU Department of “Like anywhere else, in our small program here Street and South Avenue B Plummer said a few ven- These circumstances Theatre and Digital Portales is not everyone’s and we are happy for them in Portales. dors have indicated they involve raising tuition 7.5 Filmmaking Chairman Neil forever home,” Rutland said. and wish them luck,” Ayala Starting Saturday, the will be selling baked goods percent and not putting as Rutland said Portales is not “But just because they leave said. Clovis market will open at as well. 8 a.m. Saturdays and 5 p.m. Both markets will be par- Tuesdays at the Goodwin ticipating in the Double Up “There were about 900 in ’60s. nament began,” Cockrell Lake Walking Trail on Food Bucks program, attendance on Thursday, “It was a home run partner- said. Festival North Prince Street. which allows Supplemental (compared to 550-600 atten- ing with Draggin’ Main,” said Kos said she hoped the Both markets are expect- from Page 1A dees on Friday of 2016),” Clovis/Curry County softball fans would realize Nutrition Assistance ed to run through the end Program recipients to qual- Cockrell said. Chamber of Commerce their added entertainment of October. because as a musician him- ify for double what they self, he has been on stage Overall, organizers said Director Ernie Kos said. options between games Products will fluctuate spend using their SNAP many times, including open- they believe attendance was While the music festival throughout the weekend. depending on the growing more than a year ago though had faced financial hardship card. ing for Motley Crue. Kos and Cockrell agree season, Director Margie they did not have official in recent years, she said it was In addition to that first they hope to see the merger of Plummer said, adding that “If they scan for $20, numbers. already “in the black” this Draggin’ Main and the Clovis green beans, onions, they get $40 worth of dance, organizers said the “It was awesome, both year after Thursday night. music festival was a hit. Music Festival continue. squash, collard greens, new tokens to purchase food,” nights were awesome,” “Merging seems like it cre- potatoes and honey will be Plummer said. Director Derek Cockrell Cockrell said. ated more buzz,” Kos said. “Right now, they’re still said the event usually spans He attributes success to Cockrell said going into the separate committees,” said three days and Thursdays moving the dates from fall to event, there was some con- Cockrell, “(but) we want to always have the lowest atten- summer. Traditionally, the cern because hundreds of make sure everything worked dance. festival had been held in softball players were also in the way (the Draggin’ Main easternnewmexiconews.com This year, he said, September but was moved town for the weekend. committee) wanted it to. The Your source for local news and sports Thursday’s rock-legends this year to coincide with “(The hotels) became more music festival committee is impersonators rivaled the Draggin’ Main, which also of an issue beginning Friday extremely happy about how 2016 Friday night attendance. targets fans of the ’50s and because that’s when the tour- things have gone,” he said.

Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Firehouse frontman C.J. Snare fires up the stage and crowd during the Clovis Music Festival. PAGE 4A Sunday June 25, 2017 The voice of Curry OICESHE ASTERN EW EXICO EWS T E N M N and Roosevelt counties V and beyond

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Viewpoint State tax rates ‘absolutely matter’ to business interests How ’bout respect for the rain? t would be easy to take the simplistic view that lowering New Mexico’s top corporate There’s always a better way “Heavens spill 272 gallons corn farmers, he said. Iincome rate from 7.6 percent to 5.9 percent to do something. per acre.” Kersh said he doesn’t know over a five-year period as part of a 2013 business Let’s talk about measuring David The water science school why we measure rain in inch- tax overhaul is costing New Mexico a lot of rainfall. Stevens website — water.usgs.gov — es, just that it’s been estab- money. Last Sunday night at my gives us a chart for converting lished by the World house, there was a great light- ◆ rainfall amounts so it’s an Meteorological Organization. It would also be wrong. ning show, complete with Editor easy fix. “In other parts of the world Corporate tax collections have dipped from window-rattling claps of If we see 1/10th of an inch where the metric system is $281 million in fiscal 2012 to a projected $118 thunder. of rain in that gauge on the being used, they use millime- million in fiscal 2017. Critics of the overhaul, The weather station a few fence, that equals 2,715 gal- ters instead of hundredths of which also included getting rid of the so-called blocks away reported we different way to record rain- lons per acre. an inch and centimeters of single sales factor, point to the numbers and say received 1/100th of an inch of fall. A half inch of rain: That’s rain vs. inches of rain,” he if the goal was to encourage job growth, it has rain. I think it would be more 13,575 gallons per acre. wrote. been a failure. That’s not nothing on our accurate — and certainly it And imagine the joy of That’s better, too. Indeed, New Mexico State University econo- parched Plains, but it seemed would make us all feel better receiving 3 inches of rain, or Instead of 1/100th of an mist Jim Peach says there “is very little evidence like nothing when I saw it — if we reported rainfall in 81,450 gallons per acre, in inch, we could say we that lowering tax rates promotes economic written down. gallons per acre, instead of by just a few hours. received 25.4 millimeters. growth. You’re seeing that here.” Peach argues Who’s in charge of PR for how many micro-inches we Steve Kersh, the TV mete- Same amount of rain, more that a well-trained work force is more important. rain? They’re doing a lousy receive in a cylinder on the orologist from Amarillo, respect for the wet. State officials counter that the overhaul put job. fence. agrees with me that rain is a I’m writing to the World New Mexico in a more competitive position and We got 1/100th of an inch Let’s use last weekend’s big deal and deserves more Meteorological Organization cite the economic devastation wrought by the of rain. It’s hard to write and sprinkling as an example. respect. right now. plunge in oil and gas prices. Clinton Turner, chief it’s hard to say. It wouldn’t Instead of a pathetic report “(A)ny rainfall is important economist for the Department of Finance and attract a single reader if we of 1/100th of an inch of rain to especially agricultural David Stevens is editor Administration, points out that job growth in pri- put it in a newspaper headline. that wouldn’t make page 39 in interests,” he wrote in an for Clovis Media Inc. vate business is up 9,000 jobs over last year. In this age of “alternate the Stevens Family Gazette, email. Contact him at: Moving outside academia for a moment, it’s facts,” I’d like to propose a we get a front-page headline: Rain means the world to [email protected] worth noting that New Mexico’s old corporate rate would have us higher than Arizona, 4.9; Utah, 5; Colorado, 4.63; and even New York at Those Cowboys were playboys, too 6.5. Texas and several other states have no corpo- rate income tax. Since I hauled hay for the was busted in a hotel room eat lunch, but could not enter Meanwhile, states like New York are aggres- parents of legendary with strippers, cocaine and after sundown. Groupies sively pushing other tax breaks. New York offers Cowboys’ quarterback Don Wendel drug paraphernalia. could. companies that agree to start or relocate certain Meredith in my east Texas ■ After a Super Bowl win ■ After beating Buffalo for hometown of Mt. Vernon, Sloan over Buffalo, players formed kinds of businesses on or near eligible university ◆ their second consecutive or college campuses “the opportunity to operate choosing “Boys Will Be a touring off-season basket- Super Bowl win over them in Boys: The Glory Days and Local ball team. Brawls broke out tax-free for 10 years.” The state has 10 regions columnist 1993, Jones fired head coach offering tax-free zones. Party Nights of the Dallas with several opponents. Jimmy Johnson in a clash of Cowboys Dynasty” seemed Treated with awe by fans in egos. Perhaps New York hasn’t gotten the message like a logical choice for my the smaller cities, their post- that tax rates don’t promote economic growth. June book-of-the-month sum- He was referring to my game buffets included booze, Jones then hired Barry Gary Tonjes, chief executive of Albuquerque mary. Halloween costume in the marijuana, cocaine and Switzer as head coach. Economic Development, deals with companies The only obstacle prevent- column being “999,” but groupies. Switzer approached discipline looking to expand or relocate. ing me from following in the when homeowners answered Women from various towns “as if he were the proprietor He says that prior to the 2013 changes, New footsteps of “Dandy Don” the door I would do a hand- joined them on their chartered of the Moonlite Bunny Mexico’s policy toward expanding employers was being 5-foot-8 and 145 stand. plane to their next destination. Ranch.” ■ was “atrocious” and New Mexico was eliminated pounds. (I sometimes get up Excerpts from the book: When the Cowboys When the Cowboys made it from consideration for many projects because of to 150 during watermelon ■ During film sessions, agreed under Jerry Jones’ back to the Super Bowl in its tax structure. A study by Ernst and Young season, but am always back to Charles Haley had to be ownership for American Switzer’s second season, he rated our attractiveness to manufacturers as worst 145 after finally getting up for ordered to put clothes on Airlines to continue being joined much of the team in good in the morning.) their transportation provider, in the nation. (among other unprintable nightlife debauchery. Less Peach is correct that companies consider many The 406-page expose the airline had to provide pho- than 48 hours before kickoff, (HarperCollins, 2008) by Jeff behaviors). tographs and measurements factors, including work force. They also look at ■ Veterans duct-taped he hosted a wild party in his public schools, crime, transportation infrastruc- Pearlman was given to me by of the most attractive flight suite. my editor, David Stevens. rookie Kevin Smith to the attendants and let the team ture, etc. “I didn’t know if we’d win I suspect the Muleshoe goalposts for forgetting to select them. Tonjes says that for most companies, deciding native was extending a peace pick up after-practice sand- ■ A drunken Jones once or lose the Super Bowl,” on a new location is not a process of selection — offering after — for the first wiches for them. whispered to a female Switzer said. “But I knew I rather it is one of elimination. and only time — gently nudg- ■ Michael Irvin would take reporter, “Give me five min- was gonna have one And taxes, he says, “absolutely matter.” ing me a few years ago to turn off his wedding band and dish utes with you and I’ll take you @#$%^&* week.” Lawmakers should keep that in mind when in a different column than the out $5 bills for him and team- to heaven.” They beat Pittsburgh. they revisit this issue. Halloween one I had submit- mates to use at strip-clubs. ■ At the Cowboys Sports ted by asking, “Do you really Shortly after the Cowboys Café, owned by former play- Contact Wendel Sloan at — Albuquerque Journal want to poke the bear again?” won Super Bowl XXX, Irvin ers, spouses were allowed to [email protected]

Opinion page policies Mallard Fillmore Bruce Tinsley Editorials Contact us Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Letters and columns Clovis Media Inc.’s editorial board, which con- should be sent to: sists of Publisher Rob Langrell and Editor David Via mail Stevens. All other views expressed on this page Editor are those of their authors. Letters to the editor The Eastern New They should be on topics of public interest, not Mexico News private disputes, and no more than 300 words. P.O. Box 1689 Email letters to [email protected] or call Clovis, NM 88101 763-6991. Via fax Guest columns (575) 742-1349 Please contact Editor David Stevens at Via e-mail [email protected] or call 763-6991. [email protected] PAGE 5A Sunday June 25, 2017 The voice of Curry OICESHE ASTERN EW EXICO EWS T E N M N and Roosevelt counties V and beyond Tax hike no cause for hysterics Get your fainting couches One man disagreed, and would carry those shoes, or 44 cents? I go grocery shopping and milk ready. Clovis’ taxes are going called me soon after the discount them without compe- We get short-sighted on goes from $2.50 to $5 a gallon up Saturday. increase was approved. Kevin tition for 10 miles? wage increases too. “Wage — but cereal, eggs, peanut but- July 1 marks the first day of “The city’s going to lose I’ll always remember the increases do nothing because ter and bread are still the same a “one-eighth” hike — the revenue, not gain it,” the caller Wilson time my parents and I nearly prices will rise by the same price. It’s fair to say my gro- first of three possible after the said. “Everybody’s going to ◆ ran out of gas in Garryowen, amount.” cery bill went up, but not to say state phased out the “hold buy their groceries in Farwell Managing Montana, and the only gas sta- Not really, because math. If the dairy industry doubled it. harmless” program that reim- because their tax is 7.75 per- editor tion in a 50-mile radius Bob’s Sandwiches sells 100 Still up in arms? At least be a bursed municipalities when cent (compared to 8.1875 for charged an extra 25 cents per sandwiches in an hour for $4 smart shopper. A good fainting food and medicine were Clovis).” gallon of gas and an extra dol- each and pays its eight couch is $600 before tax, but exempted from gross receipts Not really. I reminded him ic pair of shoes with a $100 lar per soda. Proximity drives employees $8 an hour, Bob it’s going to cost 75 cents more taxes. groceries weren’t taxed in retail price tag. prices. has $400 in incoming sales in Clovis than Farwell. Just I’m not saying governments New Mexico. A half-dozen stores at Still, assume libertarian and $64 in outgoing wages. If double-check on delivery shouldn’t operate efficiently. “Well, they’ll buy their Clovis’ mall might carry them. fairy dust eliminates real mar- Bob wanted to double wages, costs. I’m saying when we get into clothes in Farwell.” Maybe they’ll compete for my ket conditions and the shoes he doesn’t have to make an hysterics over a tax hike of a Not really, because reality. business, so I can pick the bet- are $100 before tax every- extra $400 in sales to cover the Kevin Wilson is managing quarter per $200 spent, it’s Farwell has great stores and ter price — or the less irritat- where. They’re $108.19 in extra $64 in wages. editor for the Clovis office of tough to take us seriously better people, but a bigger city ing staff if prices are equal. Clovis and $107.75 in There’s more to it than that, The Eastern New Mexico when we have grievances over means more shopping options. What’s my expectation the Farwell. Why drive 20 miles clearly, but wages are just one News. Contact him at: bigger things. Let’s say I wanted a specif- discount store in Farwell and spend $1.40 in gas to save factor in a price point. Pretend [email protected] Frying, not flying, as temps rise As most of you are aware, flashbacks to the popular song week. the thermometers had dipped weeks, complain about the summer officially started last “The Heat is On” that was Heck, even the day my wife, down to a “cool” 109. When heat as they rolled back into week. recorded by Glenn Frey and Rob Tina, and I got married in Las the reception started to wind the safety of our air-condi- However, well before the used in the film “Beverly Langrell Vegas, the high temperature down around midnight, the tioned office. I do feel for calendar flipped to June 20, the Hills” Cop back in 1984. For ◆ that afternoon topped out at mercury still showed triple fig- them. Lately, the afternoon heat had already been turned those of you a bit younger, Publisher 116 — setting a record for that ures. heat has disrupted many folks’ up locally and on many of our think Nelly and his famous hit date that has since been sur- I grew up on the East Coast regular routines. friends to the west. “Hot in Herre.” passed. and always knew — and Remember, though, it’s only While we topped out with While you painstakingly try We had a Friday wedding on enjoyed — the summer heat. I June. The months of July and several days of temperatures in to get those lyrics from repeat- These passenger jets can’t the evening of July 17, 1998. didn’t realize at the time just August may have some new the low 100s prior to the for- ing over and over in your head, operate safely when the tem- We joked for a while afterward how humidity played a factor “treats” in store for us. mal kickoff to summer, tem- we can delve into some of the peratures hit 118. Who knew? that it was a good thing we had in all of that. To this day, the peratures in Phoenix and Las oddities that we learned last I lived in Vegas for nearly planned night nuptials so the heat still doesn’t bother me Rob Langrell is the pub- Vegas touched as high as 118 week about high temperatures. two decades and never recall temps had a chance to cool much. I think my co-workers lisher of The Eastern New and 119, respectively. Airlines grounded nearly flight cancellations because of down. dislike that about me. Mexico News. Contact him In recognition of the Clovis 100 flights over the past few the heat being a part of the And they did: When it came I’ve heard employees on at: Music Festival, that gave me days because it was too hot. news. That all changed last time to walk down the aisle, various occasions in recent [email protected] PAGE 6A ✦ SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

JUNE 25 On this date ... 1977: Former President Gerald Ford, playing golf in Milwaukee, hit a spectator in the head with a tee shot. The spectator suffered a cut that required six stitches to close, but was not seri- ously injured. It wasn’t the last time Ford hit someone in the gallery with a golf shot. He once deadpanned, “I know that I am getting better ... because I am hitting fewer spectators.” Comedian Bob Hope directed multiple jokes at the president’s golf game. He said playing with Ford inspired him to take lessons: “Not golf lessons. First aid.”

1977: The Fabrific Fabric Center was having an end-of-month clearance. Brushed denim was $1.99 a yard. Jersey prints were two yards for $1. Purple and red polyester lining was four yards for 78 cents. The fabric center was at 911 Main in Clovis.

Pages Past is compiled by Editor David Stevens. Contact him at: [email protected] Kyte from Page 1A Michael Kyte’s obituary details his most impactful contribution to archaeology: His efforts to protect the Weathermon Draw Rock Art Complex and Archaeological District in southern Montana from developers — actions James Kyte said his son viewed simply as his respon- sibility. “The thing that I think influenced me the most — he would get on to a big proj- ect, like the ones up in Montana, saving the petro- glyphs and the different kinds of paintings that the Indians did, and he would just finish it and never say a word, just go on to his next project. If you asked him, he’d tell you, but he didn’t really volunteer that much,” he said. James Kyte said his son also followed a pattern com- mon throughout his life: Making friends. “He had friends up there (in Montana) among the Indian tribes. He was friends with the descendants of the scouts for the Indian tribes up there that worked with Custer,” he said. While volunteering at the American Legion in Portales, James Kyte said he has been approached numer- ous times by Eastern New Mexico University profes- sors who had fond memories of his son as a graduate stu- dent in the archaeology pro- gram. Even as a child, Michael Kyte was practicing accept- ance of all people, making friends on each military base his father was assigned to across the country and the world. “We never moved to a place that he didn’t blend with the community. He was easy to get along with. He was one that enjoyed life. He enjoyed the people around him. He was a people per- son,” James Kyte said. Sunday June 25, 2017 Your source for complete EGIONAL local coverage R THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Der to the railroad station ❏ Draggin’ Main stirs memories.

By David Grieder and Eamon Scarbrough STAFF WRITERS CLOVIS — Saturday’s Draggin’ Main attracted old-car fans and young-at-heart seniors who reminisced about the days when social media meant friends chatting loud enough to be heard above the car stereos on the main drag. Some came to watch, some came to be watched. They all have a story. Here are a few:

The anti-car show, Gearhead Gathering, was held at Marshall Middle School Saturday as part of Draggin’ Main 2017.

Right: Lesly Batiz ❏ of Clovis Charles Wade poses for a pin-up photo at would’ve loved the Gearhead Gathering at Marshall Draggin’ Main Middle Clovis’ Debbie Bracken, friends from Der School. 55, is a believer in tradition Wienerschnitzel — they — and not just her own. called it “Der” — to the Below: Bracken participated in Santa Fe Gerald Draggin’ Main on Saturday Railroad Kilmer of morning, bringing her 1938 station and Clovis uses LaSalle and 1957 Chevrolet back. Bel Air to the Gearhead “You saw his drone Gathering. all your to record The cars belonged to her friends, you video of the late father, Charles Wade, threw water day’s and she wanted to commem- balloons, events. orate his love for the vehi- you mooned Bracken cles. each other, “I laugh, because I think you held up signs. It was just he’s up above, smiling and our life. We loved it,” she glad that we’re doing some- said. thing to carry on,” she said. “Our parents loved it, Her father’s memory was- because they knew where we n’t the only reason Bracken were, they knew we were said she came for the festivi- safe. We were on Main ties. Street. It’s just a great mem- She was a teenage Main ory for all of us 50- and 60- dragger herself, driving with year-old people.” ❏ He calls it a rat rod ...it’s one of a kind Robert Harris drags Main “They call it a poor man’s in a truly one-of-a-kind rig. hot rod,” said his wife, Eddie “I call it a 1929 rat rod Harris. pickup,” he said. “I built it in “The kids love it and I my garage.” love it,” Robert Harris said. Harris’ custom automobile At 6 was assembled in the space miles to the of nine months and complet- gallon, the ed around 2012. He already medley had the S10 frame, and the motor vehi- cab and box came from a cle was farmer’s field. The remain- towed in ing pieces were repurposed from the from a recycling center in Harris home Clovis. in Melrose, The cab is a hybrid assem- where the Harris bly of Chevrolet parts from couple has ❏ 1926 through 1929, and the lived since 1995. It’s about the cars and the music bed is a 1930 Dodge. The The Harris’ have partici- Farwell’s Santos Cuevas was at a certain time and place. You can’t met them through there. They’re rear end and front end are pated in all four of Clovis’ Saturday’s Draggin’ Main for two have one without the other,” he looking for a part for this car, that from a Mitsubishi, said Draggin’ Main events. things: music and cars. said. car, or something hard to find. It’s a Harris, and the motor is a Before that, they partici- Sporting a T-shirt of the heavy At 49, Cuevas has worked in the common thing,” he said. 383 stroker. pated in Denver’s version of metal band Stryper, his favorite automotive industry for much of his Cuevas also values the opportuni- Inside, the floor and doors the car cavalcade for years. band, Cuevas described with gusto adulthood. Since he began, he has ty working on cars gives him to are lined with license plates They said they were excit- the dual role rock ‘n’ roll and auto- made his greatest friends through help others. and Route 66 signs. If the ed to take the car down Main mobiles have played in his life. buying and selling car parts, he said. “To me, it’s relaxing. It’s just contraption weren’t custom Street on Saturday night and “Music and cars run together for “Pretty much all the guys I know, something I like to do. I can take a enough, Harris glued red show off the unique cre- Cuevas me. You go cruising, and you’ll get it’s because of cars. For the longest car that’s somebody’s junk, doesn’t dice to various switches on ation, which Robert Harris in your car and you’ll hear a song or time, I worked at a parts store. A lot run anymore or whatever, and bring the interior panel and uses an said is a recurring crowd- whatever, and that takes you back to of the guys that have these cars, I it back to life,” he said. old tequila bottle to hold the pleaser. radiator fluid. A metal eagle What inspired Harris to mounted on the engine came make his custom cruiser? ❏ off a flagpole from Harris’ “I got bored and I love How to cope with life: Moody Blues, cruisin’ home state of Colorado. cars,” he said. Some people take vehicles for grant- he has two Volkswagens at home — a Jethro Tull.” ed — just a way to get around. bus and a bug — in addition to sever- Rock music, Smith Clarence Smith, 59, of Portales, said al motorcycles. said, gives him the cars, for him, have always been an out- He traced his love of vehicles to his same opportunity for let for his emotions and an opportunity misadventures growing up. escape he finds when Photos by for escape. “When the folks went out of town, I he is racing down the “Just to get away and not worry hot-wired my dad’s ’64 Chevy pickup, highway on one of his about anything; no cares. You just and we’d go for rides on it. We got motorcycles. Tony Bullocks don’t think about mundane life at all. caught eventually,” he said. “It helps me cope It’s an escape. It truly is,” he said about Music, too, is a passion Smith found with life. Put some Smith his car hobby. at an early age, but he was sure to clar- Moody Blues on, it Smith was at Saturday morning’s ify that he only enjoys “good rock ‘n’ makes me feel like life is worth living,” See more photos on page 3B. Gearhead Gathering as a spectator, but roll. Blue Oyster Cult, Moody Blues, he said. PAGE 2B ✦ SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 SOUTHWEST THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP Man slammed by officer gets settlement rivers, flooding streets and Blowing NM dust By Carlos Andres Lopez behind and throwing him onto the facing criminal charges in connection bringing warnings of flash LAS CRUCES SUN-NEWS ground — where Black appears to lose to the incident. closes AZ highway flooding in several areas. consciousness. The lawsuit was formally dismissed WILCOX, Ariz. — Up to 5 inches of rain, LAS CRUCES — Dona Ana County In his lawsuit, Black alleged that the on April 14. A week earlier, Black had Interstate 10 in southeastern more in isolated areas, fell has agreed to pay a half-million dollars officer had violated his civil rights, signed off on the settlement, accord- Arizona has now reopened. Saturday in the Houston to settle a federal lawsuit filed by a specifically protections against exces- ing to a copy of the agreement the Blowing dust in New metro region but the storm man who was body-slammed by a jail sive use of force and cruel and unusu- Sun-News obtained this week under a Mexico had forced the high- system covered a stretch of officer while he was being booked into al punishment. He also sued over public records request. way closure Saturday. the state extending from the detention center in 2015. claims of battery, alleging he had “suf- The agreement makes clear that the The Arizona Department West Texas into North and Public records obtained by the Sun- fered pain and injuries” as a result of settlement should not be construed as of Transportation had East Texas. News show that the man, Timothy Ruiz’s action. an admission of liability by the coun- warned of the closure Flash flood warnings for Black, agreed to settle his lawsuit Black’s attorney, Jerome O’Connell, ty or Ruiz. It also states that Black “is Saturday morning, alerting counties west of Houston against the county for $500,000. said Friday that Black “is pleased that settling and compromising disputed drivers of the visibility issue. were extended into Saturday Black’s lawsuit centered on an alleged this ordeal is behind him.” claims” that the county expressly O’Connell added: “(Black) hopes denied. The highway was closed afternoon and flood advi- battery incident at the Dona Ana that what happened to him will not A county official said the settle- from east of Wilcox to sories also were issued for County Detention Center in November Lordsburg, New Mexico. 2015. occur to any other persons in custody ment was paid by the county’s insur- the Dallas-Fort Worth area. After Black had been arrested Nov. at the DACDC and that law enforce- er, the New Mexico Association of The Trinity River was near 27 on a charge of resisting a police ment will examine this incident close- Counties. State settles flood stage in the Dallas officer, he was transported to the ly and work to ensure that the civil Ruiz, meanwhile, is scheduled to Medicaid dispute area, as was the Sabine River detention center. But during the book- rights of everyone, regardless of social stand trial in September in 3rd near the Louisiana border in stature, are protected and valued.” Judicial District Court in Las Cruces. SANTA FE — The New ing process, he was thrown by a jail Southeast Texas. officer, Luis Ruiz, and reportedly lost By the time the settlement had been Last year, he was indicted by a Dona Mexico Human Services Tropical Storm Cindy ear- consciousness after hitting his head on reached, the case was well into the dis- Ana County grand jury and charged Department has settled with lier in the week brought the floor. covery phase, according O’Connell, with one count of aggravated battery a former Las Cruces behav- flooding when it made land- The entire incident was captured on who had been preparing to go to trial. resulting in great bodily harm, a third- ioral health provider for a fall near the Texas-Louisiana surveillance video. It shows a Black In signing the settlement, Black degree felony. sliver of the amount it origi- line. It was downgraded to a standing and facing a wall with hands agreed to dismiss the lawsuit against If convicted, he faces up to three nally demanded. depression as it moved handcuffed behind his back. Later, the county and Ruiz, who is still years in prison. He has previously More than four years ago, toward Arkansas. Ruiz can be seen grabbing Black from employed at the detention center and pleaded not guilty to the charge. the department accused Southwest Counseling Center of overbilling the Person triggers Group unveils estimated $20M homelessness project state by $2.8 million in hotel sprinklers Medicaid reimbursements. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mental health care, sub- project has led to more tant, “but if you don’t have The state, however, lowered LAKEWOOD, Colo. — stance abuse treatment, job than $90 million in savings real housing at the end of its demand to just under Authorities say about 300 SANTA FE — A local training, case management and has reduced homeless- it, you’re going to create a $485 — the amount both guests had to evacuate a architect and a pair of and a host of other services ness in downtown San crisis,” he said. parties have settled at. Lakewood hotel when some- organizations that serve to help people in the com- Antonio by 80 percent. The group, which The settlement is part of a one intentionally set off the Santa Fe’s homeless popu- munity overcome the cause The group faces con- includes St. Elizabeth four-year dispute that shook fire alarm and sprinkler sys- lation have been working of their housing crisis. cerns about the Haven for Shelter and Health Care for up New Mexico’s behavioral tem. together for nearly two The proposed 400-bed Hope-based project’s price the Homeless, hopes the health network. It began in West Metro Fire reports years to develop a long- facility is modeled after a tag, however, with some project will draw city, 1,500-bed facility in San advocates saying that level county and state funding. 2013 when the state Human that flooding affected the term solution to homeless- ness that extends far Antonio, Texas, called of public funding could If the One Door project Services Department cut off first and second floors of a Holiday Inn on Hampden beyond a bed and a meal. Haven for Hope. better serve people strug- moves forward, Health Medicaid and other funding The group’s estimated Haven for Hope has seen gling with homelessness if Care for the Homeless Avenue. No one was hurt in to 15 providers, citing alle- $20 million proposal called success not just in getting it were spent on affordable would be based there, and gations of overbilling, mis- the incident early Saturday. One Door just lacks two people off the streets, but homes. St. Elizabeth Shelter would management and possible Lakewood police say the primary ingredients: fund- in transforming people’s Joseph Jordan-Berenis, relocate its overnight fraud. person who triggered the ing and a site, The Santa Fe lives so they can live inde- director of the Interfaith men’s shelter to the site, sprinkler system was in cus- New Mexican reported ear- pendently in permanent Community Shelter at along with its Casa Another bout of tody. lier this week. homes, said the group’s Pete’s Place, is one of Cerrillos housing program The Red Cross assisted The group envisions a lead architect, Suby those advocates. for people with severe rain engulfs Texas guests in finding other places project that combines sev- Bowden. He said the services pro- mental illness and disabili- HOUSTON — Another to stay. eral types of temporary Haven for Hope spokes- vided at a campus such as ties, St. Elizabeth round of rain is engulfing housing on a 10- to 15-acre woman Laura Calderon Haven for Hope or the pro- Executive Director much of Texas, swelling — Wire reports campus with medical and estimates the 7-year-old posed One Door are impor- Deborah Tang said. Tech firm fed up with crime By Martin Salazar Jehassi met with members of the Berry and Matthew Reisen administration, including Police Chief Gorden Eden, on Wednesday to discuss his ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL concerns. Gilbert Montaqo, Mayor Berry’s One of Albuquerque’s shining high-tech chief of staff, called it a positive and produc- startups has put the city on notice that it may tive meeting. leave Downtown and potentially the state if “As a result of the meeting, we are focused something isn’t done about the “marked and have implemented a new tactical plan to deterioration in the safety and security of the address those concerns,” he said. downtown Albuquerque area.” While he declined to go into specifics, Lavu, which launched in 2010, sent a letter Montaqo said overtime has been approved to to Gov. Susana Martinez and Mayor Richard increase the presence of officers trained in Berry earlier this week decrying the crime crisis intervention, including dealing with and “consistent and ongoing verbal harass- individuals with mental illness and substance ment by homeless and recently released abuse problems. inmates” that his employees have been hav- “Part of the (tactical) plan employs and ing to endure. allows for more officers to saturate that “I cannot stress enough to the both of you area,” he added. “Some other issues we don’t how serious the lack of safety in downtown have control over. Jail drop off has always Albuquerque has become for Lavu,” compa- been a point of contention.” ny President Ohad Jehassi wrote. “So much Bernalillo County runs the Metropolitan that there are now serious discussions at the Detention Center and decides where inmates Board of Director level at Lavu as to the need who are being released are dropped off. of Lavu to move . so that Lavu can assure The Journal was unable to reach Jehassi employees that they need not risk their life, for comment late Friday. But he issued a health or property when coming to or leaving statement to KOB-TV, saying the meeting from work.” went well. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS REGION SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B DRAGGIN’ MAIN

Above: Clovis’ Joaquin Gutierrez and his dog Canelo share some love.

Left: Damien Truong, 7, of Clovis gets his face paint- ed by Muleshoe’s D’dee Ellis.

Above: Clovis’ K’Lynn Gutierrez, 5, hangs on tight dur- ing her ride on a mechanical bull.

Below: Clovis’ Taylor Southwick admires the engine of a 1976 Corvette Stingray owned by Clovis’ John Good.

Bottom: Clovis’ Kane Muscato, 7, climbs the Kids go Wild rock wall. PAGE 4B ✦ SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Courtesy photos Above: Kyrese Phillips and his sister Nakiya Brown pose for a picture at a local restaurant in March.

Left: Chris Phillips is the praise and worship leader at Agape Love Ministries in Clovis Living in service

Chris Phillips was born in Courtesy Bossier City, Louisiana. His fami- photo ly moved to Clovis when he was Phillips, very young. He attended school at left, at his Mesa and Zia elementary schools, son's Yucca Middle School and graduat- birthday ed high school at Texico High, party where he played football and was an art student. playing a Phillips is the son of Carolyn A. game of and Bryian K. Phillips Sr. His pool with father is retired military and a his father, contract specialist at Cannon Air Bryian Courtesy pho- Force Base and pastor at New Life Phillips, tos Baptist Church of Farwell, Texas. Sr., right. Left: His mother is First Lady at New Life and stay-at-home grandmoth- Phillips er. family Phillips participated in the choir photo with at New Life for about seven years, wife, until 2013, before becoming the Nakeisha choir director. Today, he is the Phillps praise and worship leader at and two Agape Love Ministries in Clovis, children, as his passion is singing. He's been a member of Agape for five Kyrese, years. bottom Phillips married his wife, right and Nakeisha Phillips, on June 22, Nakiya, 2013, and together they have two BIO bottom children. He was born third eldest of four ◗ Name: Chris Phillips ◗ Hometown: Clovis left, on ◗ ◗ November boys. In 2011, he lost his oldest Age: 30 Family: Wife Nakeisha Phillips, brother, the late Bryian Phillips, ◗ 2016. Profession (position): Courier at 35; son Kyrese Phillips, 10; daughter Jr., to a car accident. He, his two FedEx Nakiyah Brown, 15. older brothers and two other pas- Below: sengers were thrown from their started feeling more like myself and I Honestly, it's spending time with my Chris truck when a car turned in front of began to shift my atmosphere. wife and family. It doesn’t matter singing at them on their way home from Singing is my outlet to worship God where we are or what we're doing. I his aunt's Portales after celebrating Chris' the best way I know how. just love being around her, to love her birthday. Phillips said he doesn’t wedding in and receive her love. We grew up so July 2016 take life for granted and strives to live a life of service and purpose. WHAT DON’T YOU LIKE ABOUT differently but being able to come in Clovis. YOUR JOB? together is amazing to me. I love sit- WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT I don’t dislike the work I do. My job ting on the couch and being with my YOUR JOB? came along at a time when I was family. Not thinking about the stres- Professionally, I feel like I get to be behind on rent and really needed one. sors in life but just enjoying each like Santa Claus; being able to get I don’t take it for granted. God put me other and laughing. people their packages on time, rain or there. As for church, I struggle with snow. But I also like the quiet time it the divisiveness in the community. WHEN YOU WERE A KID, WHAT gives me to be with myself and talk to The church is supposed to set the DID YOU THINK YOU’D BE DOING God. In church, I love to sing and it example for the community. I feel the AS AN ADULT? isn’t about how I sound anymore. I church should be one body. It’s not a I thought I was going to be a foot- had to get to the place where I'm competition about who has the best ball player. singing directly to God. It’s not so pastor. I feel as a body, we should much about performance. I used to come together and be one in the com- WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT sing secular music and do the whole munity. FOOTBALL? recording studio thing but I never felt Being able to score a touchdown like it was me. But when I started to WHAT’S YOUR IDEA OF A PER- sing and give reverence to God I FECT DAY? PEOPLE on Page 2C Food joints natural fit for technology rdering your food in our fident in ordering online from any next stall drown out the critical your table. There used to be a techno age is changing of my three favorite pizzerias. conversation. chain Mexican food restaurant Opretty rapidly. Some of These days they send you a text Karl Once you get the order in, this where you could raise a little flag it’s good, some of it not so good. or email to confirm they’ve drive-in has adopted the success- to get more food and that worked Some of the first to get into the received your order and even Terry ful pizza ploy of telling you really well. ◆ act were pizza joints. They thrive count down the process. what’s happening with your order I’m all for ordering my food on delivery and call-in orders so “Mary just started preparing Local on the fancy menu board. Only through a device if I can avoid columnist they’re a natural for online order- your pizza.” problem is, often when the mes- the annoying tick that so many ing. “Your pizza is in the oven.” sage tells you the carhop is on the wait staff these days have adopt- “Mary just dropped your pizza way, it’s still 10 minutes before I was pretty skeptical at first ed. I hate it when they say “per- on the floor.” you get your food. Keep me post- about ordering my pizza pie with- “Mary is preparing your pizza through a scratchy, screechy ed, but don’t lie to me please. fect” after every one of my choic- out having to repeat it over and again.” speaker on a pole. Yes, but this is Some restaurants have tablet es. I want to grab them by the over to a teenager over the phone. “Mary just handed off your better, or at least flashier. Now devices bolted to your table now. neck and scream “I’ll be the I gave it a try and sure enough, pizza to Donny Delivery Dude, one joint has a menu board with I’ve seen some that allow you to judge of whether or not it’s ‘per- the first order I made online he’ll be there with hot pizza in a great graphics, even motion, pay with a credit card at the table fect’ when I get the food in front apparently didn’t make it to the flash.” lights and color. Unfortunately, without sending it off to the back of me and start eating.” store. Fortunately they quickly Some of the drive-ins and din- you still have to guess what the reaches of the restaurant, which is made it right and apologized. ers are getting into the technology girl inside the box is trying to ask a good thing. I can’t say as I’ve Karl Terry writes for Clovis I kept at it on my pizza orders too. Wait a minute, we always you over the speaker as the seen one yet that is capable of Media Inc. Contact him at: and I’ve now become pretty con- ordered burgers at a drive-in exhaust pipes in the pickup in the getting more rolls or ice tea at [email protected] PAGE 2C ✦ SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 LIFESTYLES THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Freeze frame Designers offer variety of looks for men ast week I touched a tion wore: "a white shirt, a own activism to highlight bit on what to drapey teal jacket, a pair of and decry climate change Lexpect in menswear D’Nieka bleached jeans. On his feet, was her inspiration for the fashion. The Spring 2018 Hartsfield a pair of brown leather shoes show. shows have given us ready- ◆ were quite regular-looking On a lighter note, the to-wear looks by Hugo and NiekaStyle until you spotted the gilt Louis Vuitton show by Kim Cedric Charlier. fifties-script Balenciaga logo Jones featured Velcro- Hugo's collection featured on the strap." strapped sandals and scuba a number of loose fitted The Vivienne Westwood shorts paired with loose lightweight suits paired for a to give what he called an show was more theatrical shirts. The Vuitton man is cool casual feel. Charlier's ""overlap" between men’s than anything. This one was breaking all the rules of collection opted to give us and women’s wear — each quite difficult to grasp, with fashion with socks and san- "nonchalance and sophistica- was distinctly its own group, clown-inspired hair and dals, denim bucket hats and tion" said the designer for but closely related." make-up and fishnets that seashell necklaces. the collection, Todd Knopke. For the Balenciaga show, looked like they were His looks featured a a pin- Demna Gvasalia, creative stuffed with wadded up D’Nieka Hartsfield writes striped and white-bibbed director, was inspired by paper and other trash. for The Eastern New Mexico Courtesy photo blouson and a bomber jacket watching young dads with Dresses and pants were News. Contact her at with fragmented flowers their kids. The collection patched with off-cuts of fab- [email protected] or The Cubs won the Roosevelt County Little League sewn in detail across the began by taking a lot of pic- ric and sequins. But I find her on Instagram and Minors title on June 10. back. His look were created tures of them. One inspira- learned that Westwood's Facebook. Using figs in food trends on coming show nformation on today’s to test for accurate seam brownie cutter; cut with knife. food trends, reproduc- allowances and correct Using Drizzle Icing, pipe out- Iing images on canvas Sheryl alignment of triangles in lines on top. Pull out points and preparing gazpacho will Borden quilting projects. She lives with toothpick. It’s not rainbow, be the featured topics on in Albuquerque. ◆ but pearlized sprinkles can be “Creative Living” on Vivian Lavinskas will Creative used for an elegant look. Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. and on Living show how to add surface Thursday at noon. (All texture and flair to garments ■ Bake and cool brownies times are Mountain.) and accessories with snail or in oblong pan; remove from Karla Stockli represents box-pleated ruching. This is pan. Score 2 1/2 inch squares the California Fig Advisory etable soup with tomatoes as a fun project where your the main ingredient. Carol using brownie cutter; cut with Board in Fresno, California. imagination offers many Fenster, a nutritionist and knife. Using Fudge Icing, pipe California dried figs, which possibilities for creativity. author, will demonstrate her She’s with Singer Sewing tip #16 zigzags over tops. are a staple ingredient avail- version of gazpacho that able year-round, easily fit Co. in Lavergne, Tennessee. Sprinkle with Pearlized pearls. offers a time-saving short- If you like brownies, ■ into today’s food trends. cut. Even those who are Bake and cool brownies you’ll love the variations She’ll discuss nutrition, gluten intolerant can eat it in oblong pan; remove from Nancy Siler has to show. varieties, harvest and since she doesn’t use bread pan. Ice smooth with Fudge She’ll make brownie pops, explain how to substitute as a thickener. Her company Icing. Score 3 inch squares dried figs for fresh ones. elegant brownies, and even is Savory Palate, Inc. in using brownie cutter; cut with Courtesy photo Sandy Grossman-Morris Centennial, Colorado. cute and easy brownie knife. Pipe tip #5 swirls. is the owner and designer of Information on accuracy rounds all using the same Champions of the Clovis Rocks dominoes tournament Sandy Grossman-Morris in quilting, making snail or brownie recipe. Siler is with on June 9 are Lynn McDaniel from Texico and Tex Design, and she’s going to box-pleated ruching, and Wilton Brands in “Creative Living" is pro- Smith from Farwell. show how her company uses preparing brownies will be Woodridge, Illinois. duced and hosted by a Giclee process to repro- the featured topics on Sheryl Borden. The show duce images on canvas, “Creative Living” on Elegant brownies is carried by more than 118 which results in ones that PBS stations in the United Tuesday at noon and on ■ Bake and cool brownies in are vivid in color and water Saturday at 2 p.m. States, Canada, Guam and resistant. She lives in Debbie Caffrey, of oblong pan; remove from pan. Puerto Rico and is distrib- Brentwood, California. Debbie’s Creative Moments, Ice smooth with Fudge Icing. uted by Westlink, Gazpacho is a cold veg- will show step by step how Score 3 inch squares using Albuquerque. Senior calendar Baxter Curren Senior Center green chile cream corn, salsa, pinto Other activities: 11 a.m. general 908 Hickory, Clovis beans, crackers, pudding meeting second Tuesday each month, 1 Monday: 8:30 a.m. exercise class, 10 Wednesday: Hero sandwich, p.m.-5 p.m. dance, third Sunday each a.m. jewelry pals, noon pinochle, 1 p.m. lettuce/tomato/cheese, veggie salad, month, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. jam/potluck, last line dance, 5 p.m. social night baked chips, fruit salad Friday each month Tuesday: 8 a.m. quilting, 9 a.m. and Thursday: BBQ ribs, pasta salad, noon pinochle 101, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. exer- baked beans, cornbread w/margarine, Los Abuelitos Senior Center cise equipment, 6 p.m. musical fruit yogurt 1515 W. Fir St., Portales Wednesday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. exercise Friday: Spaghetti w/meat sauce, Courtesy photo Monday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. bingo equipment, 1 p.m. crafts salad w/dressing, mixed vegetables, Tuesday: Daily activities Second place winners of the Clovis Rocks dominoes Thursday: 8 a.m. blood pressure, 8 dinner roll w/margarine, cake w/topping Wednesday: Daily activities tournament on June 9 are Darrell Holland and Paul a.m. eggs, gravy and biscuits $4, 9 a.m. Thursday: Daily activities, birthday McAlister, both of Clovis. pinochle 101, 1 p.m. bingo, 6 p.m. line Friendship Senior Center luncheon dance 901 West 13th St., Clovis Friday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. loteria Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. exercise equip- Monday: Daily activities Daily activities: 10:30 a.m. exercise, ment, 10 a.m. needle gang, noon Tuesday: Daily activities, 9 a.m.-4 sewing/crafts, 8-ball pool pinochle, 7 p.m. dance — Outlaws p.m. happy crafty crew, 3:30 p.m. busi- Other activities: 11 a.m. general Saturday: 4 p.m. game night ness meeting meeting, second Thursday each month, Daily activities: 8-ball pool Wednesday: Daily activities, 9 a.m.-4 1 p.m.-5 p.m. dance, second Sunday p.m. happy crafty crew, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. each month, 8 a.m.-noon commodities, Community Senior Center Mexican train third Wednesday each month for ages 1100 Community Way, Portales Thursday: Daily activities 60-plus, blood pressure on Tuesday, Monday: Lemongrass chicken wrap, Friday: Daily activities, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesday and Friday, applications at salad w/dressing, peas and carrots, blood pressure check, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. 1515 West Fir St. A. Information: 575- peanut butter cookie bingo 356-5056 Tuesday: Beef stew, steamed rice, Daily activities: 9 a.m.-11 a.m. coffee beets, biscuit w/margarine, orange klatch, crafts, 8-ball pool, exercise Portales Senior Center Wednesday: Chicken strips, mashed equipment 421 N. Industrial Dr., Portales potatoes, broccoli w/cheese, garden Monday: 8 a.m.-9 a.m. exercise, 9 salad, wheat roll w/margarine, strawber- La Casa Senior Center a.m. games ries and peaches 1120 Cameo St., Clovis Tuesday: 8 a.m. quilting, 9 a.m. Thursday: Sausage, wild rice, car- Monday Courtesy photo : Daily activities, 9 a.m. exer- bridge rots, wheat roll, applesauce cise, 1 p.m. bingo Wednesday: 8 a.m. exercise, 9 a.m. Champions of the Rock 'N Roll Tournament on Friday: Meatloaf, augratin potatoes, Tuesday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. card games Saturday June 10th are Blaynn Montgomery from mixed vegetables, wheat bread, pineap- bingo Thursday: Noon lunch; potluck, 2 Melrose and Montie Powell from Texico. ple Wednesday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. p.m. Mexican Train dominoes bingo Friday: 8 a.m. exercise, 9 a.m. card CRSMA Senior Diner’s Club Thursday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. games, 1 p.m. dominoes 901 West 13th Street, Clovis loteria Saturday: 7 p.m.-10 p.m. dance. $5 Monday: Breakfast for lunch: Biscuit Friday: Daily activities, 1 p.m. jam entry. w/gravy, sausage link, scrambled eggs, session and potluck Daily: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. weekday games, cubed potateos, banana Daily activities: Sewing/crafts, 8-ball noon pool (cards, Mexican Train domi- Tuesday: Chicken enchilada bake, pool nos, etc.)

chicken and sushi to be specif- dad and I'd like to hear his testi- about. People ic. mony. Sanaa Lathan because from Page 1C she's my favorite female actress WHAT DO YOU ENVISION WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE and I like the roles she selects; YOUR LIFE BEING LIKE IN 10 and for everyone to count on SMELL? and of course, my immediate YEARS? you to make that goal is every- My mama's home cooking. family. My parents have set the I envision myself preaching thing. I was a running back so I tone for who I'm becoming. by then; being able to combine was trying to be a leader in WHO’S INVITED TO YOUR all I've learned to teach the sports too. I loved to touch the FANTASY DINNER PARTY TELL US ABOUT YOUR uncompromised word of God. I ball and score. AND WHY? FAVORITE PLACE TO TRAV- want to do my part in rebuilding Courtesy photo Jamie Foxx because I'd like EL OR WOULD LIKE TO my community in Clovis. WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE to sing with him while he plays TRAVEL? Second place winners at the Rock 'N Roll Tournament TASTE? the piano. Kevin Hart, because I haven't traveled there but I’d — Compiled by on June 10 were Lynn McDaniel of Texico and Tex Chinese food; three meat he's hilarious. T.D. Jakes like to take my wife to Jamaica CMI Correspondent Smith of Farwell. fried rice with shrimp, steak and because he reminds me of my because it's all she ever talks D'Nieka Hartsfield THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LIFESTYLES SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3C

On the shelves Honors The following are available for Morelli and Chiara Schiavano pres- Originally written in 1917 after Powell Sandoval checkout at: ents 40 cases from the nineteenth J.R.R. Tolkien returned from France century to the present when trickery and the battle of the Somme during U.S. Air Force Airman 1st U.S. Air Force Airman encountered credulity and spectacu- World War I, the tale of Beren and Class Jacob S. Powell graduat- Louis Sandoval Arguijo III Clovis-Carver graduated from basic military lar things happened, otherwise Luthien has been edited by Tolkien's ed from basic military training Public Library at Joint Base San Antonio- training at Joint Base San known as swindles. Some of these son Christopher Tolkien and pub- are famous, some of these less Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. Antonio-Lackland, San Still Life by Dani Pettrey keeps lished in full for the first time. One famous, and many are elegant. But The airman completed an Antonio, Texas. you one step behind an unfolding of Tolkien's most famous stories mystery as Avery Tate faces the almost always, the schemes are intensive, eight-week program The airman completed an world that previously blacklisted her works of genius. from Middle-earth, mentioned in that included training in mili- intensive, eight-week program work in order to attend a photo Akira Yoshizawa: Japan's both The Lord of the Rings and The tary discipline and studies, Air that included exhibit for which her best friend Greatest Origami Master by Tuttle Silmarillion, Luthien was an immor- Force core values, physical fit- training in posed. However the only photo of Publishing is the first comprehensive tal elf maiden and daughter of a ness, and basic warfare princi- military dis- her friend shows her posing as if survey of the artist's extraordinary great elvish lord who fell in love ples and skills. cipline and dead, and the photographer swears work that serves as a bridge between with Beren, a mortal man. For Beren Airmen who complete basic studies, Air he didn't take the shot. When her past and present, the ancient tradi- to receive the blessing of Luthien's training also earn four credits Force core friend can't be found, Avery reunites tional craft and modern practice. father so that they can be married, toward an associate in applied values, phys- with an old flame to investigate, and Beautiful illustrations, clear instruc- he must achieve the impossible task science degree through the ical fitness, confronts a relentless and deadly tions, and diagrams are provided for of stealing one of the Silmarils, the Community College of the Air and basic threat. beginning folders to the most greatest jewels ever forged in Force. warfare prin- sophisticated origami designers to ciples and Sandoval In the Name of the Family by Middle-earth, from the crown of the Powell earned distinction as Sarah Dunant brings to life the create over 60 magnificent pieces. skills. most infamous villain of all time, an honor graduate. Borgias, one of history's notorious In Praise of Poison Ivy by Anita Airmen who complete basic the Black Enemy known as Morgoth. He is the son of Jackie S. and families, depicted as venal, grasping, Sanchez shows this much-hated Stephanie J. Powell of Canton, training also earn four credits Presented in its original written cruel, self-absorbed, and truly plant, once sowed in gardens from Georgia, husband of Trittney toward an associate in applied wretched human beings. It's 1502 Versailles to Monticello, as not only form, Christopher Tolkien has also N. Powell of Canton, Georia, science degree through the and Rodrigo Borgia, a self-confessed deadly, but powerful and beautiful, included later writings by his father and son-in-law of Lynn and Community College of the Air womanizer and corrupt politician is exploring its vices and virtues, on the story as the narrative grew Thomas Bradford of Ball Force. now the pope, and his daughter immense ecological value, and even and changed over the years before Ground, Georgia. Sandoval Arguijo is the son Lucrezia, a pawn in her father's crucial role in the American land- Tolkien's death in 1973. The airman is a 2009 gradu- of Aurora Sandoval and plans, is discovering her own power. scape. ate of Clovis High School. He nephew of Patricia Gomez of Although the pope's son Cesar is Bread of Angels by Tessa Afshar earned a bachelor's degree in Clovis. brilliant and ruthless, he is increas- Portales Public In the Roman empire, in the years 2014 from Eastern New He is a 2014 graduate of ingly unstable, and his relationship Library following Jesus Christ, the world is Mexico University, Portales. Clovis High School. with Machiavelli gives the pope a dominated is dominated by men, master class in the dark arts of Dangerous Minds by Janet power and politics. Evanovich especially in trade business. Lydia is Club notes The Orphan's Tale by Pam Jenoff When Buddhist monk Wayan a young woman who is the daughter portrays sixteen-year-old Noa, Bagus loses his island two hundred of a merchant in Thyatira who grew forced to give up her own baby, miles away from Samao, he turns to up loving all things: her father, her snatching a Jewish infant bound for Emerson Knight, who once studied home, and making dye and purple a concentration camp. Fleeing into under him, for help. Intrigued by cloth for her beloved father's trade. the snowy night, she finds refuge how an island could suddenly go When she is betrayed and her hopes with a German circus and tries to missing, vanished without a trace of running her father's business one blend in undetected. Noa learns the from the globe, eccentric and rich day are shattered, she runs away to flying trapeze and forges a friend- Emerson immediately jumps into the Philippi with her father's secret for- ship with a lead performer, but the case, loving nothing more than solv- mulas and starts a new life, strug- two must decide whether the bond ing unsolvable puzzles. However, gling to establish her own business they share is enough to save one when clues lead him to a secret that in making and selling purple cloth Courtesy photo another, or if their secrets will his heavily guarded by the National destroy everything. Park Service and Emerson can't get despite the accepted view that Officers were installed for the Altrusa International Club Florence Foster Jenkins: The any farther in his investigation, he women are second class citizens. of Clovis. Life of the World's Worst Opera turns to the two people he trusts Into her life walks the apostle Paul, Singer by Darryl W. Bullock chroni- most: his lifelong best friend and along with his companions Silas, Curry County Altrusa Club cles the true story of Madame partner in crime, Vernon, and Riley Timothy and Luke, and when Lydia Health Council of Clovis Jenkins who packed theaters despite Moon, Harvard graduate and master hears their message of hope and the fact she absolutely could not marksman, for aid. Riley Moon, on redemption, Lydia goes on to On April 20, the Curry Officers for Altrusa County Health Council carry a tune in a bucket. Performing the other hand, wishes she escape become a believer and follower of International Club of Clovis over-the-top choreographed routines the bizarre nature of Emerson, but as elected its executive com- were installed for 2017- Jesus and Paul's first convert in mittee officers. They are in ridiculous costumes, Jenkins he caused her to lose her last job and Europe. Through her strength, deter- 2018. From left are direc- achieved stardom from the sheer therefore pays very well, Riley Chairperson Tammy Phillips tors Stacie Sharp, Victoria mination and faith, Lydia grows to - PRMC, Vice-chairperson entertainment value of her cater- agrees to help him once again, and become a strong leader and church Montiel and Christina Bean, wauling. Her inextinguishable self- together Emerson, Riley and Vernon RoseAnn Martinez - Foster member, but she must also learn to Grand Parent Program, immediate Past President confidence can be summed up in her set off on the trail of a century-long Sherry Turner, Installation own words: “Some may say that I conspiracy that extends across the confront the secrets and horrors of Treasurer Jill Chandler - Dr. her past. Naggs, DDS and Secretary Emcee Carolyn Muffley, couldn't sing, but no one can say world, hoping to find the island. President Debbie Smith, that I didn't sing”. Beren and Luthien by J.R.R. Ruthann Kelly - Emergency Treasurer Glenda Hileman Masters of the Swindle by Gianni Tolkien — Summaries by library staff Management, City of Clovis. and Secretary Sylvia Bean. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Portales Noon first and third prayer warriors, Praying for Diabetic Support — 6 Information: Monica Hayes Thursday of each month at Portales. Information: 575- Support groups p.m. Tuesdays at the audi- at 575-693-5867. Clubs/organizations Portales Senior Center, 356-3588. Al-Anon: Serenity torium, La Casa Family 9 to 5 Club meeting — Industrial Drive. Starlight Square Dance Circle — 6:30 p.m. Health Center, 1515 W Fir. Seniors Third Tuesday each month. Information: 575-760-2417 Club — 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Information: 575-356-6695. Information: 575-356-2132 Portales Senior Dance Portales Masonic Tuesdays at Portales Presbyterian Church, 108 Divorce Care — 6:15 — 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Bethel Club meeting — Lodge No. 26 — 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Center, 421 p.m. Wednesdays at First South Ave. F. Information: Saturdays at Portales 2 p.m. second Tuesday every fourth Monday each North Industrial. 575-769-6028. United Methodist Church Senior Center, 421 N. each month. Information: month, 117 East 3rd Street. Information: 575-760-1170. Alcoholics Anonymous parlor. Support/recovery Industrial Drive. Live band 575-356-4519. All Masons welcome. United Daughters of the AA — Willow group — 6 for those going through and potluck. $5. Causey Club meeting Information: Vern Newlin Confederacy — Noon first p.m Tuesday, Wednesday, divorce. Information: 575- — Second Monday of each 575-626-4408 Saturday of each month. Thursday, Saturday at 356-8597. Information: 575-356-8741. month. Information: 575- Portales Traditional Information: 575-742-0307. Central Christian Church, Grief support — 6 p.m. Seniors commodity dis- 276-4220 Jam — 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Women’s Community 1528 S. Main St. Mondays at First United tribution — 8 a.m.-noon Elida Club meeting — Sundays at Wesley Prayer Alliance luncheon Lamplighters group — 7:30 Methodist Church. third Wednesday of each Second Thursday of each Foundation, 1417 S. Ave. — 11:45 a.m. third p.m. Fridays and Sundays Information: Dr. Keith month at Los Abuelitos month. Information: 575- K. Old time, bluegrass, Wednesday each month ar at COC Student Center, Wilks at Senior Center. Food distrib- 607-6157 Celtic music. All instru- Victory Life Coffee House. 207 S. Ave. K. Twisted [email protected] uted to people age 60 and Friendship Club ments, ages and skills wel- Information: 575-359-0050. Sisters group — 6 p.m. or 356-8597. up. Application: 575-356- Meeting — 1 p.m. second come. Information: 575- women only Mondays at Hope for Hurting 5056 or at the senior cen- Wednesday of each month. 356-1051. Education First Presbyterian Church, Women — 6 p.m. ter, 1515 W. Fir Street. Information: 575-973-2007 Promise Keepers — Blackwater Draw 108 S. Ave. F. Men’s group Tuesdays at 1513 S. Square dance lessons High Plains 5:45 a.m. Mark’s Grill, 1126 Museum — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. — 6 p.m. men only Roosevelt Rd. 3. Prayer, — 7 p.m. Tuesdays Breastfeeding Alliance — W. First Street. Information: Monday-Saturday; noon to Mondays at COC student support and encourage- Starlight Swingers offers Weekly play group, location John Pugh 575-799-2000. 5 p.m. Sunday. Information: Center, 207 S. Ave. K. ment for women. square dance lessons at and times vary. Roosevelt County 575-562-2202. Information: 575-769-6052. Information: 575-760-0598. the Portales Senior Center, Information: Heidi Zamora Literacy Council — 10 Bereavement Group — Lamp Lighters 421 Industrial Drive. Call at 575-763-7964. a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday Health 1 p.m.-2 p.m. second and Women’s Group of A.A. 575-356-5509 or 575-477- Masonic Lodge No. 26 at Portales Public Library. ENMRSH — 8 a.m.-5 fourth Monday each month. — 7:30 p.m. Monday, — 7:30 p.m. fourth Monday Free GED, ABE, ESL and p.m. Monday-Friday free Plains Regional Medical Thursday and Friday at 2318. each month, regular com- citizenship classes. development screening for Center Home Trinity Church, 601 Avenue munication, 117 East 3rd Volunteers needed. infants from birth to 35 Health/Hospice, 1701 S. B. Information: 575-769- Volunteer Street. All Masons wel- Information: 575-356-8500. months. Call 575-742-9032 Ave. P. Support group for 6028. Interim Healthcare Home come. Infomation: Vern Roosevelt County in Clovis/Portales, 575- people whose loved ones Milagro Group of N.A. Care & Hospice — 2300 N Newlin 575-626-4408 Association of 487-2372 in Logan, 575- have died and who would — 6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Main St., Suite 19A, Clovis. Mood Elevators fellow- Educational Retirees — 2 461-0212 in Tucumcari and like help coping with grief, Mondays and Saturdays, Minimum requirement two ship group — 3 p.m. p.m. third Thursday each 575-472-3111 in Santa loss and living again. 223 S. Ave. K. Christian hours per month. Walk-ins Sunday at Bowl-A-Matic in month at L.C. Cozzens Rosa. Information: Sandy Turner Campus House. welcome. Contact Angela Fort Sumner, 7:30 p.m. administrative offices, Zia HIV/STD testing — By at 575-769-7399. Information: 575-309-7593. Laumbach, Volunteer Tuesday in the Calvary Room. Information: 575- appointment Monday- Brain Injury Support — Narcotics Anonymous Recruitment Coordinator at Baptist Church Fellowship 799-9615. Friday at Roosevelt County 6 p.m. Thursdays at NA — 6:30 p.m. Mondays 575-763-9728 or 575-714- Hall. Meetings subject to Roosevelt and Curry Health Office, 1513 W. Fir Wesley Foundation and Saturdays at Christian 5000. change. Information: 575- County Right to Life — Street. Information: 575- Building. Contact 575-359- Campus House, 223 South 478-2525. Call for time and place. 356-4453. 1964 or Avenue K. Information: Peanut Valley Information: 575-714-0455 Pregnancy and TB [email protected]. Rick B. at 575-309-7593 To update or add items Toastmasters — 7 p.m. or 575-714-0160 Tests — 8 a.m.-11 a.m. Cancer survivors/care- Parents Anonymous — to the community calen- Thursdays at ENMU broad- Seasoned Prayer and 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Monday- givers support — 5 p.m. 7 p.m. Tuesdays at 1411 S. dar, please contact the cast center. Information: Warriors — Noon each Wednesday at La Casa first and third Tuesdays at Ave. O. Parents can share newsroom at 575-356- Donna Labatt 575-799- Wednesday at Emmanuel Family Health Center, 1515 Mental Health Resources, their questions, concerns, 4481 or email: 3215. Baptist Church. Love the W Fir. Information: (575) 300 East First Street. problems and solutions mmontgomery Portales Lions Club — Lord? Non-denominational 356-6695. Information: 850-797-1153 about parenting. @thenews.email PAGE 4C ✦ SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 LIFESTYLES THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS COMMUNITY CALENDAR Clovis 1600 Mabry Drive. All Shriners Grady Senior Center. Information: Program — 8 a.m.-noon. third Senior Children’s domestic vio- Charity welcome. Information: Jerry Katy Machechnie 575-799-5117. Tuesdays in January, March, Baxter-Curren Bingo — 1 lence survivors — 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Shade 575-762-3781. Gold Wing Road Riders May, September and November Thursdays at Hartley House, 900 Food and clothing — 9 a.m. - p.m. Thursdays at 908 Hickory. ‘Coffeehouse’ open mic Association — 6:30 p.m. first at Clovis Community College, Main Street for ages 4 and older. 10:30 a.m., Saturdays, Bread of Information: 575-762-3631 night — 7 p.m. second Saturday Saturday each month at Red room 101, unless otherwise Information: 575-762-0050. Life Ministries, Matt 25 Hope Baxter-Curren Jam Session each month except December at Lobster. Information: Tom scheduled. Pre-registration rec- Christian intervention — 7 Center. Information: 575-762- — 6 p.m. Tuesdays at 908 First United Methodist Church. Weingates at 575-762-5445. ommended. Fees: $15 members, p.m. Fridays at Calvary 2843. Hickory. Instrument playing. Share your Christian favorites. High Plains Drifters $20 non-members (payable by Tabernacle United Pentecostal Lighthouse Mission — 9 Information: 575-762-3631. Information: 575-799-2696 Motorcycle Club — 8 a.m. Church, 212 Ash Street. a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.-3:30 check only). Register by phone: Baxter-Curren Gospel Community Bible Study Saturdays and 6 p.m. second Information: 575-769-0329. p.m. clothing giveaway, Monday — David Tanner 575-769-1468 Singing — 2 p.m. second Thursday each month at various Defensive driving class — through Friday, 407 L. Casillas 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. CPR and First Aid Classes — Sunday each month at 908 Blvd. Information: 575-762-1933. Wednesdays. An interdenomina- locations. All bikes and non-mem- 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. third Hickory. Information: 575-762- 8:30 a.m. registration, $50, 9 a.m. Curry County Crime tional Women’s Bible study. Open bers welcome. Information: Gary Saturday each month for AHA 3631. class third Saturday of each Stoppers — Help take a bite out to women of all denominations Baker 575-799-1993 for loca- HeartSaver and BLS classes. Baxter-Curren Friday Night month at Matt 25. Information: of crime. Cash rewards for anony- and Bible knowledge. Central tions. Four different classes you can Dance — 7 p.m. Fridays, $4 or $5 Ken Osweld, 575-760-4261 mous tips. Information: 575-763- Baptist Church, 2501 N. Norris High Plains Patriots — 7 p.m. take. Fee includes course book entry fee, 40 + or older only, 908 Double Trouble In Recovery 7000. Street. Children's classes for last Thursday each month at and completion card. Please call Hickory. Information: 575-762- 12-Step Program — Noon-1 infant to age 5 and special class- Master’s Center. Information: Tim for the fees. Information: 575- 3631. p.m. Fridays at Mental Health Clubs/organizations es for home schoolers through Ashley 575-760-5423 or 742-3031 or 575-799-4114. Friendship Senior Center — Resources, 1100 West 21st. school year only. Information: www.highplainspatriots.com Clovis Municipal Schools Double Trouble In Recovery is a American Legion Unit 25 9 a.m.-3 p.m. sewing craft class 575-760-8565. Hi-Plains Toastmasters Club Early Intervention Services — 12-step program that focuses on Ladies Auxiliary — 7 p.m. third Wednesdays; 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 411 — 6:30 — 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Developmental screenings by dually diagnosed individuals that Wednesday each month; 7 a.m.- blood pressure checks every p.m. Tuesdays at First United Wheatfields Senior Living referral for children age 2-5 with may have a problem with alcohol, 11 a.m. first Saturday each Friday; 1 p.m.-4 p.m. dominos Methodist Church, Sycamore. Community, theater room on sec- suspected disabilities at Student drugs, or mental illness. All are month, $6 breakfast, open to the every Tuesday; 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Information: Michelle Bjorklund ond floor, 4701 N Prince Street. Support Center, 1600 Sutter welcome. Information: 575-309- public; 2 p.m. Sundays and 7 Mexican Train every Wednesday. 248-790-3126. Speaking and leadership club. Place. No charge to families. 1865 or 575-749-9446 p.m. Tuesdays, bingo; 9 p.m.-1 1 p.m.-3 p.m. bingo every Friday. Curry County Republican Information: Donna Labatt 575- Information: Mayte Flores 575- Domestic Violence a.m. dance every Friday. 2400 901 W. 13th Street. Information: Women — 11:30 a.m. second 799-3215 or Kevin Wilson 575- 769-4490. Survivors — 6 p.m.-8 p.m. West Seventh Street. 575-769-7913. Tuesday each month at K-Bob’s 760-9616. Eastern Plains Headstart — Thursdays at Hartley House, 900 Information: 575-763-5392. Friendship Senior Center Home at Heart — 6 p.m. third Main Street. Information: 575- American Legion Post 117 Steakhouse, 1600 Mabry Drive. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at 901 Martin Luther General meeting — 3:30 p.m. Tuesday each month at 21st St. 762-0050. Ladies Auxiliary — 5:30 p.m. Information: Judy Jennings 575- King Jr. Boulevard. Open enroll- every last Tuesday each month at Church of Christ. Information: Grief and Bereavement — 10 first Tuesday each month, 2900 762-2524 or 575-763-4390 ment for children ages 3 to 5 901 W. 13th Street. Information: Jana Hudson at 575-639-1581 a.m. Saturdays at Interim W. Grand Ave. Information: 575- Curry County Health Council years old. Deadline by August. 575-769-7913. International Defensive Hospice, 2300 N. Main Street. Six 309-5673. — 3 p.m.-4 p.m. every third Information: 575-742-3426. New Mexico Senior Pistol Association American Legion Post 117 Thursday each month at Hartley — 12:30 p.m. GED classes — 8:30 a.m. - Olympics Enhance Fitness — week program. Information: third weekend each month. Chaplain Tamara Jaffe 575-763- Bingo — 6:30 p.m. at Red Arrow House, 900 N. Main Street. 11:45 a.m. or 5 p.m.-8 p.m. 9:45 a.m. first class, 11 a.m. sec- Shooting in Muleshoe. Map: bor- 9728 bingo hall, 320 W. 21st Street. Information: 575-763-6009. Monday-Thursday at Clovis ond class, Monday, Tuesday and GriefShare-Grief recovery Doors open two hours early. Daughters of the American der-sport-shooters.org. Community College. 8-week Thursday at Clovis Wellness Information: 575-763-4030 Revolution — 10 a.m. second Information: Joe Stanford 806- classes. Must register. New stu- Center, 1700 East Seventh — 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Wednesdays at Border Sport Shooters (an Saturday each month September 777-2217. dents must attend orientation. Street. Class participants make a Central Baptist Church, 2105 N. IDPA Club) — 5:30 p.m. third through June. Information or Just Us Club— 5:30 p.m. sec- Information: 575-769-4095. 16-week commitment, free initial Norris Street, room 203. Saturday each month at the club venue: Pam Wallace 575-760- ond Tuesday each month at First Parenting classes — 2 p.m.-4 assessment. Free to seniors 50 Repeating 13-week program for range. Call for directions. 2127 or Nancy Bauder 575-769- United Methodist, Melrose. p.m. Tuesdays at Hartley House, and older. Jolene Fox those greiving the death of a Information: Joe Stanford 806- 3146. Information: Carol Moore at 575- 900 Main Street. Information: Information: 575-749-5187. loved one. Videos by leading 777-2217. Disabled American Veterans 714-4781 575-762-0050. Wheatfields Senior Living authors and counselors, followed Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts Chapter 6 — 7 p.m. second Llano Estacado Quilt Guild QPR Suicide Prevention Community — 2 p.m. dance with by small discussion groups. Roundtable — 7 p.m. second Wednesday each month at DAV, — 9 a.m.-3 p.m. fourth Saturday Training — 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Curry County Outlaws Concert Dinner availiable at 5 p.m., $4. Thursday each month at Saint 220 West Fourth Street. every other month in May, July, first and third Fridays at Matt 25 every second Sunday of the Child care also available. James Episcopal Church, 1117 N Information: 575-762-5335. September, November at Trinity Hope Center, 1200 N. Thornton, month; 7 a.m. men’s breakfast Information: 575-762-4727 Main Street. Information: Brian Disabled American Veterans Lutheran Church. Information: Bethesda Room on second floor. club Tuesdays. 4701 N. Prince Parkinsons Support Chambers 575-760-9203 Chapter 6 Bingo — 6:30 p.m. Shelley Winn 575-763-4398 Free training, RSVP required. Street. RSVP with Rochelle Group— 5:30 p.m. second Boy Scout Troop 226 — 7 Monday nights at Red Arrow Martin Luther King Information: 575-935-8522. Iovinelli 575-762-8700 Monday each month at Clovis p.m. Mondays at Kingswood Bingo, Hilltop Plaza. Information: Meeting— 6:30 p.m. second Community College, room 101. Methodist Church. Information: 575-762-5335 Monday each month at Clovis- Health services Support groups Information: 806-725-0941 Cheryle Csakan 575-760-6048. Desert Cruzers Car Club Carver Public Library, 701 N. Birth certificates — 8 a.m.-10 Al-Anon Fellowship — 6 p.m. Recovery — 7 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 411 — 6:30 cruises — 6:30 p.m. Thursdays, Main Street. Information: 575- a.m. and 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Monday- Sundays at Mental Health Thursdays. Faith Based p.m. Mondays at Parkland Baptist second Tuesdays at various loca- 762-2752 or 575-777-4721 Friday at Health Department. Resources, West 21st Street. approach to recovery from sub- Church, 921 Parkland Drive. tions. General meeting. Military Order of the Cooties Cost: $10. Information: 575-763- Friends and families of alcoholics stance abuse. Beacon of Light, Information: Calvin Poppen 575- Information: Jerry Bailey 575- — 7:30 p.m. first Friday each 5583. are always welcome. Information: 1320 Thornton. Information: 575- 218-4432. 693-2511. Facebook: Clovis month at VFW Post 3015, 2815 ENMRSH, Inc. Early 575-762-3970. 763-9510. Christian Believers Desert Cruzers. West Seventh Street. Childhood Services — 8 a.m.–5 Al-Anon: Live and Let Live The We Group of NA — 6 Community Prayer Brunch — clubs.hemming.com/desert- Information: 575-763-6561. p.m. Monday–Friday. 2700 E. 7th — 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Monday and p.m. Wednesdays at Church of 10 a.m. third Saturday each cruzers. MOPS (Mothers of Street. Serves Curry, De Baca, noon Thursday at Highland the Brethren, Manana and Acoma month. Provides Christian coun- Eastern New Mexico Preschoolers) — 8:45 a.m.-11 Guadalupe, Quay, and Roosevelt Baptist Church, 2210 North Main (across from Stansells). Enter seling for substance abuse, pro- Amateur Radio Club — 9 a.m. a.m. first and third Tuesday at counties. Free developmental Street entrance. Open to friends north side of the church. vides a life coach and information third Saturday each month at Central Baptist Church. screenings to children birth to 3 and families of alcoholics. Information: 575-309-1673. for referrals. Christian Believers DAV Hall. Information: Information: 941-744-7040 years old. Bilingual staff available. Information: 575-769-6028. Center, Fifth and Main streets. www.ka5b.org , Roy Creiglow Noon Day Kiwanis Club — Services are free to all families. Alcoholics Anonymous: The Volunteer Information: Sistar Yancy 575- 575-791-3734. Noon first and third Thursday Information: 575-742-9032. Fellowship Group — Noon daily Interim Healthcare Home 763-1715. Eastern Plains Council of each month at various locations. Free pregnancy testing — 1 and 7:30 p.m. every evening, Care & Hospice — 2300 N Main Clovis Astronomy Club — 7 Governments Board — 10 a.m. Information: Elaine Williford 749- p.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday at 1119 Thornton St. Information: Street, Suite 19A. Minimum p.m. second Sunday each month second Wednesday each month 0231 for locations. Pregnancy Resource Center, 621 575-769-6052. requirement two hours per month. at the Java Loft, Third Friday after at EPCOG office, 418 Main Oddfellows Club — 2 p.m. North Main Street. Information: Anger management class — Walk-ins welcome. Contact dark at Ned Houk Park. Annual Street, unless otherwise notified. second and fourth Thursdays 575-935-5433. 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Thursdays at Angela Laumbach, Volunteer fee: $10. Information: 757-846- Information: 575-762-7714. each month at 405 N. Main Pregnancy tests — 9 a.m.-11 Christian Believers, Main and Recruitment Coordinator at 575- 7509 or Clovis Astronomy Club El Desayuno Kiwanis Club Street. Information: 575-762- a.m. and 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Monday- Seventh streets. Information: 763-9728 or 575-714-5000. Facebook page. — 6:45 a.m. Thursdays at 4843. Thursday and Friday 9 a.m.-1 575-763-1715 Hospice of Sandia — 8:30 Clovis Breastfeeding Taqueria Jalisco, 217 West Order of the Eastern Star — p.m. at Women’s Medical Center, Batterer’s intervention — a.m.- 5 p.m. Monday through Support Group — 6:30 p.m. first Seventh Street. Information: Allan 7:30 p.m. first and third Tuesday 2000 West 21st Street. Men’s group: Wednesdays 10 Friday at 120 W. 21st Street. Tuesday of each month. Plains Isbell, 575-763-6559 or each month at Melrose Masonic Information: 575-762-8055. 8 a.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Women’s Minimum requirement two hours Reginal Medical Center, Cannon [email protected] Lodge. Information: 575-355- a.m.-11 a.m. and 1 p.m.-4 p.m. at group: Mondays 2 p.m. Hartley per month. Come learn about this Room. Information: 575-219- . 2800. La Casa Family Health Center, House, 900 Main St., Clovis. exciting opportunity. Walk-ins at 2359. Elida Senior Center— 1 p.m. Pintores Art League — 6:30 $15, 1521 West 13th St. Information: 575-762-0050. other times welcome. Clovis Community Chorus meeting first Wednesday of each p.m. first Thursday each month at Information: 575-769-0888. 8 Bereavement — 5 p.m. Information: Shannon rehearsals — 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. month, board and card games CCC Phase V building, room 524. a.m.-4 p.m., $15, La Casa Family Thursdays at Plains Regional Kohlenberg at 575-935-5683. rehearsals on Tuesdays at First second Wednesday each month, Information: 575-985-2337. Health Center, 1515 W. Fir, Healthplex, 2217 Dillon Street. Pregnancy Resource Center United Methodist Church sanctu- art classes third Wednesday Planning and Zoning Portales. Information: 575-356- Support group for people whose — 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Monday- ary, 1501 Sycamore Street. each month, floor games fourth Commission — 3 p.m. second 6695. loved ones have died and who Thursday at 621 N. Main Street. Information: 575-762-0479 Wednesday of the month. 401 Wednesday each month at City TB follow-up services — would like help coping with grief, Volunteers are encouraged to Clovis Evening Lions Club Clark Street, Elida. Information: Hall. Information: 575-769-7828. Monday-Friday by appointment loss and living again after loss. apply to reach out to women in a — 6:30 p.m. Thursdays at Matt 575-274-6448. Quilty Pleasures Extension only at Clovis Health Department. Information: 575-769-7399. crisis pregnancy by offering prac- 25, 1200 N. Thornton Street, third Elida Senior Center Pancake Club — 9 a.m. first Wednesday No charge. Information: 575-763- Bible study— 10:30 a.m. tical assistance in both word and floor. Information: Joe Whitehurst Breakfast— 8 a.m. second each month at Curry County 5583. every Tuesday, Wednesday, action. Care Net training is provid- 575-760-1379 Saturday of each month. 401 Fairgrounds extension building. TB testing — 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday at Wheatfields Senior ed (as little as four hours per Clovis Masonic Lodge No. Clark Street, Elida. Information: Information: LeeEllen Phipps at Monday-Wednesday at La Casa Living Community, 4701 N. week). 40 — 7:30 p.m. first and third 575-274-6448. 575-683-5325 Family Health Center, 1521 West Prince Street. Information: Website: lifechoice@plateau- United States Civil Air Patrol Tuesday each month at the Encanto Garden Club — 9:30 13th Street. $21. Information: Rochelle Iovinelli 575-762-8700. tel.net Clovis High Plains Composite lodge, 3100 Thornton Street, all a.m. second Wednesday each 575-769-0888. Cancer survivors/caregivers Information: 575-935-5433. Squadron — 6:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Masons welcome. Information: month at Muffley’s Backdoor. WIC (Women, Infants, — 5 p.m. first and third The Retired and Senior every Tuesday at National Guard Randy Stansell 575-762-4371 Visitors and new members wel- Children) Nutrition Program Wednesdays at Mental Health Volunteer Program (RSVP) — come. Information: 575-799- Armory, 601 S Norris Street. Resources, 1100 West 21st RSVP encourages seniors to Clovis-Portales Community services — 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 5378. Information: beattie2001@hot- Street. Information: 850-797-1153 bring a lifetime of talents and Orchestra rehearsal — 6:30 Monday-Friday at Department of p.m.- 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at First Friends of Bluegrass — 7 mail.com Celebrate Recovery — 5:30 experience, skills and hobbies to Health, 1216 Cameo Street. Presbyterian Church of Portales. p.m.-10 p.m. Thursdays at VFW Ladies Auxiliary 3015 p.m. free fellowship dinner, the community projects and Closed noon-1 p.m. for lunch Information: Ashleigh Talbert, Farwell Community Center. Bring — 7:30 p.m. first Thursday each Wednesdays; 6:30 p.m.-8:30 organizations needing volunteer daily except Thursday. 575-219-2160. your instruments for a picking month at Post 3015. Men and p.m. services at Legacy Life assistance. With the help of the Information 575-762-3309 8:15 Clovis-Carver Public Library good time. Information: Tressie women groups meet at same Family Church, 622 Main Street. RSVP program director, interests a.m.-4:45 p.m. Tuesday and — 10 a.m. Wednesdays Toddler Stroud 575-276-8284. time. Information: 575-763-6561. Information: 575-769-2461 or and skills of potential volunteers Thursday, 8:15 a.m.-noon Fridays time; 10 a.m. Thursdays Friendship Rebekah Lodge Water Policy Board — 9 a.m. 575-760-6204. are assessed and matched with Preschool Story Hour. — 1 p.m. second and fourth second Tuesday each month at at Cannon AFB, 208 East Celebrate Recovery — 7 p.m. requests for service in community Information: Krissie Carter 575- Thursdays each month at 405 N. City Hall. Information: 575-769- Casablanca. Information: 575- free fellowship dinner Mondays at agencies and organizations. 769-7840. Main St. Information: 575-762- 7828. 784-2127. Living Word Church of God, 3719 Address: 816 N. Main Street. Clovis Quilters’ Club — 1 4843. Youth Services Lifeskills E. 21st Street. Information: 575- Information: 575-763-6009 p.m.-3 p.m. second Monday each Girls Circle — 4 p.m.-5 p.m. Class — 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Self-help 218-1914 or 575-763-6796. month at Trinity Lutheran Church. Wednesdays at Matt 25 Hope Mondays and Thursdays at Matt TOPS NM No. 3, Clovis — Chef Spolight—1:30 p.m.- — To update or add items to Open to all quilters, beginners to Center. Information: 575-763- 25 Hope Center. Information: Noon Wednesdays at United 2:30 p.m. every third Wednesday the community calendar, advanced. Information: Shelley 7725. 575-763-7725. Methodist Church, 1501 each month at Wheatfields senior please contact the newsroom Winn 575-763-4398 Grady Alpha Extension Sycamore, east door. living community. Free event. at 575-763-6991 or email: Clovis Shrine Club — Noon Homemakers Club — 1:30 p.m. Education Information: 575-309-4049 or Information: Rochelle Iovinelli mmontgomery Mondays at K-Bob’s Steakhouse, first Thursday each month at AARP Smart Driver Safety 575-762-0308. 575-762-8700. @thenews.email Sunday June 25, 2017 To place an ad: Call: 575-763-3431 or 575-356-4481 Legals, Employment, LASSIFIEDS Email: [email protected] Garage Sales, Real Estate, C Automotive, Misc. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ( LEGALS dress of Zone Change LEGAL 60862 IN ITS ENTIRETY AMENDING CERTAIN HELP WANTED Curry County is accept- EASTERN NEW June 25, 2017 2216 & 2218 W 7th PORTIONS OF THE ing applications until MEXICO UNIVERSITY Street) July 9, 2017 The meeting will be open PERSONNEL POLICY FILLED for the follow- seeks Mathematics LEGAL 61058 MANUAL OF THE EMPLOYMENT ing position(s): to the public, and any Instructor. Apply on- June 25, 2017 Notice is hereby given to NOTICE OF INTENT OF person or persons inter- PORTALES CITY OPPORTUNITIES WITH July 2, 2017 all interested parties ORDINANCE AND CODE AS IT PER- CURRY COUNTY DEPARTMENT: ROAD line:http://www.enmu. ested in the ordinance edu/employment-hr/ and citizens that a pub- HEARING or the subject matter TAINS TO THE DEPARTMENT INVITATION FOR BIDS lic hearing concerning thereof or any person DISMISSAL OF A Curry County is accept- POSITION: ROAD employment-opportu CURRY COUNTY the Zone Change shall Pursuant to the require- or persons desiring to REGULAR FULL-TIME ing applications until MAINTENANCE nities be heard before the ments of Section 4-37- comment on the same EMPLOYEE FOR June 23, 2017 for the EQUIPMENT OPERA- HAULING & DELIVERY Planning and Zoning 7, New Mexico Statutes are urged to attend and CAUSE following position(s): TOR NEED CAREGIVER OF CALICHE AND Commission at the hour Annotated, public no- be heard. Copies of WAGE LEVEL: MIN for an adult female OTHER ROAD of 3:00 P.M. on tice is hereby afforded the proposed ordinance The meeting will be open DEPARTMENT: ADULT $13.16 TO $16.45 PER wheelchair bound. MATERIAL AND THE Wednesday, July 12, that “An Ordinance Re- are available for review to the public, and any DETENTION CENTER HOUR DOE/DOQ Evening Shift RENTAL OF TRUCKS 2017 in the Assembly lating to Fire Protection, and copies of the same person or persons inter- POSITION: SECURITY Sunday-Friday CAPTAIN FOR THE CURRY Room of the Municipal Regulating the Storage can be picked up at the ested in the ordinance DEPARTMENT: SHER- 5pm-8pm COUNTY ROAD and Sale of Fireworks, WAGE LEVEL: MIN Building at 321 Connel- City Clerks Office, at or the subject matter IFF'S OFFICE Please call: DEPARTMENT ly. and Repealing Existing $21.04 to MID $26.30 City Hall, Portales, New thereof or any person POSITION: DEPUTY 575-714-1085 Fireworks Ordinance Mexico, during normal or persons desiring to PER HOUR DOE/DOQ SHERIFF BID NO: 2016/17-09 LEGAL 60966 No. 93-2” was intro- and regular business comment on the same WAGE LEVEL:Certified June 18, 2017 ARBY'S OPENING NOTICE IS HEREBY duced and proposed for hours upon request and are urged to attend and DEPARTMENT: ADULT MIN $17.26 to MID GIVEN that Curry June 25, 2017 adoption at a regular DETENTION CENTER SOON! payment of a reason- be heard. Copies of $21.58 PER HR Looking for great smiles County will receive meeting of the Curry able charge for copies, the proposed ordinance POSITION:LIEUTENANT DOE/DOQ, Non-Cert STATE OF and hardworking peo- sealed bids for the County Commission, in if any, are requested. are available for review WAGE LEVEL: MIN MIN $14.89 Hauling & Delivery of NEW MEXICO the State of New Mexi- $18.14 to MID $22.67 ple. Hiring for all posi- or can be picked up at tions, management and Caliche and Other IN THE co, held at the County WITNESS MY HAND the City Clerks Office, PER HOUR DOE/DOQ DEPARTMENT: SHER- PROBATE COURT crew. Competitive pay Road Material and the Commission Room of THIS 20th DAY OF at City Hall, Portales, IFF'S OFFICE Rental of Trucks for the CURRY COUNTY said County on Tues- DEPARTMENT: ADULT and benefits. June, 2017. New Mexico, during POSITION: EXTRADI- Apply at store or FAX Curry County Road De- No.6790 day, June 6, 2017. The normal and regular DETENTION CENTER TION OFFICER partment. Written public hearing concern- POSITION: SERGEANT 505-213-0033 or email: //SS. Joan Martinez-Terry business hours upon WAGE LEVEL: MIN [email protected] forms for BID No. IN THE MATTER OF ing the adoption of said City Clerk request and payment of WAGE LEVEL: MIN $13.82 to MID $17.28 2016/17-09 may be ob- THE ESTATE OF Ordinance will be held a reasonable charge for $16.03 to MID $20.04 PER HR DOE/DOQ tained in the following Donald Hopingardner, Tuesday, July 27, 2017, LEGAL 61181 copies, if any, are re- PER HOUR DOE/DOQ NEW TODAY! manner: from the Curry DECEASED. at 9:00 a.m. before the June 25, 2017 quested. DEPARTMENT: DETEN- County Administration Curry County Commis- DEPARTMENT: ADULT TION CENTER ENMRSH, INC. office, 417 Gidding NOTICE TO sion. The meeting will NOTICE WITNESS MY HAND DETENTION CENTER POSITION: DETENTION Street, Suite 100, Clo- CREDITORS be held in the Commis- THIS 20th DAY POSITION: EXECUTIVE OFFICER Full Time Immediate openings for vis, NM 88101-7500, sion Chambers at the The Board of Education OF June, 2017. ASSISTANT (OFFICE AND Part-Time Posi- HR Clerk, Job Coach, (575)763-6016; or on- NOTICE IS HEREBY Curry County Adminis- for the Clovis Municipal ADMINISTRATOR) tions Available Direct Support line at www.currycoun- GIVEN that the under- trative Complex, 417 School District is re- //SS. Joan Martinez-Ter- WAGE LEVEL: MIN WAGE LEVEL:$13.82 ty.org. Bids will be re- signed has been ap- Gidding Street, Clovis, questing proposals ry $35,920 to MID MIN to MID $17.28 Professionals (shift: ceived from Bidders at pointed personal repre- NM 88101. The meet- from individuals or com- City Clerk $44,900 ANNUALIZED PER HOUR DOE/DOQ Wed 12pm-6pm & Curry County Adminis- sentative of this estate. ing will be open to the panies interested in SALARY DOE/DOQ Thu-Sat 6am-6pm), tration Office, 417 Gid- All persons having public, and any person providing LEGAL 60820 DEPARTMENT:MAINTE- Laborer, etc. ding Street, Suite 100, claims against this es- or persons interested in June 18, 2017 DEPARTMENT: ADMIN- NANCE Clovis NM 88101, tate are required to the ordinance or the BEHAVIOR AND June 25, 2017 ISTRATION POSITION: FACILITIES Apply at 2700 E. 7th St., present their claims subject matter thereof AUTISM SPECIALIST July 2, 2017 POSITION:PERSONNEL MAINTENANCE HVAC Clovis or enmrsh.org Monday, July, 10, 2017 within two (2) months or any person or per- COORDINATOR TECHNICIAN at 2:00 p.m. MST after the date of the first sons desiring to com- services to the district. NOTICE OF PUBLIC WAGE LEVEL: MIN WAGE LEVEL: MIN 575.762.3718 publication of this no- ment on the same are HEARING $43,765 to MID $14.89 MID $18.61 and then will be publicly tice, or the claims will urged to attend and be All proposals must be $54,707 ANNUALIZED PER HOUR DOE/DOQ EEO/M/F/disability/ opened and read aloud. be forever barred. heard. The public can sealed and adequately The City Council of the SALARY DOE/DOQ protected veteran Claims must be pre- obtain copies of the identified on the face of City of Portales, New Copies of the Position status BIDS's must be submit- sented either to the un- proposed Ordinance at Mexico, will hold a pub- DEPARTMENT:MAINTE- the envelope. All pro- Specifications and Advertsing ted in a sealed enve- dersigned personal rep- www.currycounty.org posals must be re- lic hearing for the final NANCE Qualifications are avail- lope that is clearly resentative at the ad- or by contacting David ceived in the Central budget on: POSITION: CUSTODIAN able at the Curry Coun- Works! marked:. “BID No. dress listed below, or Kube at the Curry Purchasing Office at WAGE LEVEL: $8.65 ty Administration Office, 2016/17-09 - Do Not filed with the Probate County Administrative PO Box 19000, 1009 Tuesday, July 11, MIN to $10.81 MID 417 Gidding Street, Open” along with the Court of Curry County, Complex, 417 Gidding Main Street, Clovis, 2017@ 1:00 p.m., PER HOUR DOE/DOQ Suite 100, Clovis, NM Bidders name and ad- New Mexico, located at Street, Suite 100, Clo- New Mexico 88102- Public Works or at www.currycoun- dress. the following address: vis, NM between the 9000 on/or before 2:00 Office/Conference Curry County is accept- ty.org. Please apply on- 417 Gidding Suite 130, hours of 8:00 am and p.m. July 12, 2017. Room ing applications until line at www.currycoun- Curry County reserves Clovis, New Mexico, 5:00 pm. 100 West First Street June 30, 2017 for the ty.org/job-openings/ the right to reject any or 88101. It is anticipated that Portales, New Mexico. following position(s): all bids and to waive Dated: June 15, 2017 BEN MCDANIEL, CHAIR award will be made Curry County desires to any formalities and CURRY COUNTY COM- within thirty (30) days. The public hearing is for DEPARTMENT: ADMIN- obtain the best possible technicalities. Curry /s/ JoAnn Love MISSION the purpose of present- ISTRATION employees and affords County reserves the Personal Representative BOARD OF EDUCATION ing the FY 2017-2018 POSITION: COUNTY LEGAL 61151 equal opportunities for right to award the con- 209 Chanticleer Pl. Clovis Municipal Schools final budget. Please call SERVICES SPECIAL- employment to all. Cur- tract to multiple offer- Clovis NM, 88101 June 25, 2017 /s/ Mr. Paul Cordova, the City Clerks office at IST (FRONT DESK RE- July 2, 2017 ry County does not dis- ors. 575-760-5647 President (575) 356-6662 with CEPTIONIST) criminate on the basis any questions. WAGE LEVEL: MIN of race, color, national Purchasing Dept. 575- LEGAL 61180 NOTICE OF INTENT LEGAL 61156 $10.80 to MID $13.50 June 25, 2017 June 25, 2017 origin, sex, religion, age 763-6016 ext. 130 SS// Joan Martinez-Terry PER HOUR DOE/DOQ or disability. NOTICE IS HEREBY July 2, 2017 City Clerk LEGAL 61184 NOTICE GIVEN to any and all June 25, 2017 interested persons that NOTICE OF INTENT The Board of Education pursuant to §3-17-1 of NOTICE OF A HEARING for the Clovis Municipal the New Mexico NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR A ZONE CHANGE School District is re- Statutes Annotated, GIVEN to any and all questing proposals 2009, Compilation, the interested persons that LOST AND FOUND The Planning and Zoning from individuals or com- Portales City Council, pursuant to §3-17-1 of Commission of the City panies interested in intends to consider the the New Mexico of Clovis, New Mexico providing introduction and adop- Statutes Annotated, FOUND: MALE Chi- hereby gives notice of a tion at a meeting which 2009, Compilation, the huahua call to identify. hearing of certain pro- ANCILLARY SERVICES has been scheduled for Portales City Council, 575-309-9986 posed changes, modifi- July 11, 2017 at the intends to consider the cations, and alterations services to the district. hour of 6:30 p.m., of the introduction and adop- LOST FROM the North- in the Zoning District, in following described Or- tion at a meeting which glen area, female white said City of wit: All proposals must be dinance, to-wit: has been scheduled for w/reddish brown spots sealed and adequately July 11, 2017 at the Chihuahua. Answers to ZONE CHANGE FROM identified on the face of ORDINANCE NO. 724 hour of 6:30 p.m., of “Betty” Lost Tuesday [I] INDUSTRIAL DIS- the envelope. All pro- the following described night. Call 575-760- TRICT TO [MD] posals must be re- AN ORDINANCE Ordinance, to-wit: 2335 MIXED DEVELOP- ceived in the Central DELETING CHAPTER MENT DISTRICT. Purchasing Office at 8 OF THE PORTALES ORDINANCE NO. 725 Advertsing SAID ZONE CHANGE PO Box 19000, 1009 MUNICIPAL CODE EN- Works! TO INCLUDE A TRACT Main Street, Clovis, TITLED “BICYCLES” AN ORDINANCE OF LAND IN THE New Mexico 88102- SOUTHEAST QUAR- 9000 on/or before 2:00 TER OF SECTION 11, p.m. July 12, 2017. T2N R35E, NMPM, CITY OF CLOVIS, It is anticipated that CURRY COUNTY NEW award will be made MEXICO. BEGINNING within thirty (30) days. AT A POINT 525 FEET WEST & 50 FEET BOARD OF EDUCA- NORTH OF SE COR- TION NER SOUTHEAST Clovis Municipal Schools QUARTER; 505.75 FEET NORTH SOUTH /s/ Mr. Paul Cordova, X 195.9 FEET EAST President WEST. 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Staff photo: Tony Bullocks COLLEGE FOOTBALL New Crew’s Debbie Shamp sends a pitch plateword during a first-round Women’s Helmets Class C matchup against an Amarillo Majestic Elite batter on Saturday in the posing a 34th Plateau Custom Classic slow-pitch softball tournament at Guy Leeder. The big risk? Clovis squad dropped a 28-12 decision in ❏ the matchup. The NCAA wonders if style tournament is slated is overriding safety a bit. to wrap up today with championship games By Ralph D. Russo in five divisions. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Scores from the Oregon football players used three hel- event are on Page 2.. mets last season — green, black and white — that were mixed and matched with myriad uniform combinations. The Ducks were pioneers in football fashion and other schools have followed, using helmets to make a statement. Now, the NCAA wants to determine whether style is coming at the expense of safety. The governing body’s football over- sight committee will meet this week in Indianapolis and is to begin studying whether multiple helmets could lead to more concussions and serious head and neck injuries. “The notion is that let’s do as much research and data collection as we can to It’s a Classic be able to start answering those questions as to whether one helmet or more helmets ❏ is the best way to go in terms of short and Custom Classic at Guy Leeder Complex brings wide range of personalities to town. long-term safety,” said Arizona State ath- letic director Ray Anderson, who leads the By Anna George NCAA football competition committee STAFF WRITER that reports to oversight. “We just want to [email protected] know what is the best way to go about it?” CLOVIS — The Plateau Custom Classic Anderson’s school is among those that slow-pitch softball tournament has brought have embraced ever-changing uniform com- hundreds of binations. Sometimes the Sun Devils’ head CUSTOM CLASSIC players and gear is black. Sometimes white. Sometimes their supporters to Clovis this weekend, with gold. Sometimes maroon or gray. games through today. Last year, Oklahoma State players were Some are serious about winning, many are given five helmets. Virginia Tech players just here to have fun. had four. Schools often unveil the week’s They all have a story. uniform-helmet combo on social media a Here are a few: few days before a game as a way to gen- erate interest in the program. Signs show love of game “Style and who looks cool and who’s Sign language is an integral part of sports matching with all these different uniforms strategy. The secret communications among combinations each week on the helmets and teams can win games — or lose them if a the shoes, that is big-time concern when you sign is missed. talk about recruiting, marketing and buzz John Markowski knows a lot about that and aesthetics on game day and other topic — the softball umpire has been deaf times,” Anderson said. “But at the end of the almost all his life. day, if we’re not protecting these players at Markowski lost his hearing at the age of 2 the highest degree then we’re faltering.” after a burn treatment caused the nerves in Many schools that prefer to stick to a his ears to die, he said. traditional look will occasionally dabble Softball affords him opportunity to make in an alternative helmet. Ohio State, for money using sign language. But he said he example, had players wear black helmets mostly umpires for love of the game. in two games last season. “I like it a lot,” he signed on Friday night. Penn State, Alabama, Southern California Markowski is not new to softball and and Michigan are among the schools that baseball. He has been playing since he still have their players wear one helmet — was young, as a shortstop, catcher and as long as it remains functional. pitcher. He played through high school Staff photo: Anna George In the NFL, this will be the fifth season in which players may only wear the one helmet. and into college. Cedez Angelz coach Teresa Lopez has a cause — Dravet’s Syndrome. Her Clovis- In 2013, the league’s Head, Neck and Spine based squad is competing in the women’s Class E division. Committee and the Player Safety Advisory He switched to umpiring in 1999 after wires and doctors and my life was changing Panel recommended that players no longer be suffering some minor injuries, and because before my eyes.” given new helmets to match alternative uni- “I am just getting too old,” he joked. Her team, Cedez’s Angelz, is dedicated forms. Any aesthetic alterations of the helmet Markowski said he does not see his hear- to bringing awareness to her daughter’s can only be made with decals. ing loss as a deficit in his life. disease. The concerns about switching helmets “I am happy, I am married and I have “I play because this is where everyone is,” mostly involve fit. Helmets come in different three kids,” he signed with a massive smile. she said. sizes and are adjusted by equipment staffers “I can post on my Facebook and my out of to specific players in a few ways, depending town family will say, ‘We’re praying for you on the manufacturer and style. Most Riddell Angelz look for big win honey,’” she said, “but here, here is where helmets, one of the two most popular brands Teresa Lopez plays softball for a cause. everyone is. This is where I can bring the along with Schutt, use an inflatable bladder That cause is to bring awareness to most awareness.” system to get just the right fit for safety and Dravet’s Syndrome. comfort. Some helmets have removable That’s a form of epilepsy that comes padding and others use straps. paired with developmental delays and a Nothing handicaps this team Schools might give players multiple considerably shorter life span than the One softball team at the Plateau Custom helmets, but they are usually the same average person. Classic tournament is down two — make and model in different colors. Sudden Unexpected Death is a real con- appendages, that is. Dr. Stefan Duma, a professor of engineer- cern in her house every day, Lopez said. The team calls itself MDRNB, an ing at Virginia Tech who has done extensive Her 11-year-old daughter Mercedez is a acronym for Mother Didn’t Raise No (let’s work on football helmet safety, does not see Dravet’s victim. say female dogs). a safety hazard in multiple helmets. Lopez said Mercedez had her first seizure Pitcher Joe Maestas lost a finger in a “In the worst case, our research shows at 4 months old. work accident. The team’s left fielder, that fit is only a 5 percent issue. In lab test- “I just thought she had the flu or some- David Viera, lost the sight in his left eye at ing with helmets way too tight and way thing,” Lopez said. a young age. Staff photo: Anna George too loose, you only change performance “She exorcist-style vomited in my back “I was rubbing my eye too much, but I about 5 percent,” Duma said in an email. John Markowski has umpired softball seat, so I brought her to the hospital and CUSTOM on Page 4D games since 1999. next thing I knew there were tubes and HELMETS on Page 4D www.easternnewmexiconews.com ● Saturday’s scoreboard Interleague PGA Tour Detroit at San Diego (n) Major league baseball Travelers Championship Go figure Women’s National Basketball Ass’n Third round American League Jordan Spieth 63-69-66 — 198 Los Angeles 84, Indiana 73 Texas 8, N.Y. Yankees 1 Boo Weekley 66-68-65 — 199 ● Oakland 10, Chicago White Sox 2 College World Series Daniel Berger 68-67-66 — 201 Inside Kansas City 3, Toronto 1 C.T. Pan 70-68-64 — 202 LSU 6, Oregon State 1 Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 3 David Lingmerth 67-70-65 — 202 LSU beat Oregon State for 109 Minnesota 4, Cleveland 2 Florida vs. TCU (n) Paul Casey 68-68-66 — 202 the second day in a row to earn L.A. Angels 6, Boston 3 Major League Soccer Number of teams PGA Tour Champions a spot in the College World Houston at Seattle (n) Series championship round. competing in the National League New York City FC 2, New York 0 American Family Insurance Championship Atlanta United FC 1, Colorado 0 34th Plateau Custom Washington 18, Cincinnati 3 Second round Atlanta 3, Milwaukee 1 Philadelphia 1, D.C. United 0 Paul Broadhurst 63-69 — 132 — Page 3D Classic softball tour- Chicago Cubs 5, Miami 3 Columbus 4, Montreal 1 Lee Janzen 68-66 — 134 nament going on N.Y. Mets 5, San Francisco 2 Vancouver 2, Minnesota United 2, tie Scott Verplank 68-66 — 134 Chicago 4, Orlando City 0 this weekend at Guy Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 3 Gene Sauers 69-66 — 135 Philadelphia at Arizona (n) Real Salt Lake at San Jose (n) Fred Couples 67-68 — 135 Leedef Complex. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers (n) Sporting Kansas City at Los Angeles (n) Steve Stricker 66-69 — 135 PAGE 2D ✦ SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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20, Roswell Gil’s/Boom DSS 5; Lubbock Sports on TV Gomez II Bail Bonds/Los Jeffes 16, Amarillo OMR 14; Lubbock Primetime 15, Roswell MLB standings The Associated Press Sunday Malas Noticias 12; Amarillo Throwbacks Sports The Associated Press Bar 21, El Paso WTX Guzzlers 18; Odessa American League Auto racing FTPEmpire.com 7, Amarillo Hittin Seams 0; Rio 9:30 a.m. — NBCSN, Indy Lights Series, at Rancho Rip City 22, Clovis MHF 21; Colorado East Division Central Division West Division Plymouth, Wis. (taped) Springs Homebridge/Goatpatch/Accoy 28, 11 a.m. — NBCSN, IndyCar Series, Kohler Lubbock Nightmare 4. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Grand Prix, at Plymouth, Wis. Second-round winners bracket New York 40 32 .556 — Cleveland 39 34 .534 — Houston 50 25 .667 — 1 p.m. — FS1, NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup El Paso Nine1Five/Aspnation/Sportsline 25, Series, Toyota/Save Mart 350, at Sonoma, Calif. Mestizo/Tacabron/No Mames 16; Primetime 29, Boston 41 33 .554 1/2 Minnesota 38 34 .528 1/2 Seattle 39 37 .513 11 1/2 Beach volleyball Gomez II Bail Bonds/Los Jeffes 24; 4 p.m. — NBCSN, AVP Pro Beach Tour, FTPempire.com 21, Throwbacks Sports Bar 18; Tampa Bay 40 37 .519 3 Kansas City 37 36 .507 2 Los Angeles 39 39 .500 12 1/2 at Seattle Rip City 24, Homebridge/Goatpatch/Accoy 22. Baltimore 36 38 .486 5 1/2 Chicago 32 41 .438 7 Texas 37 37 .500 12 1/2 CFL football First-round losers bracket 2 p.m. — ESPN2, Hamilton at Toronto WTX Guzzlers 7, Hittin Seams 0; Nightmare Toronto 35 39 .473 6 1/2 Detroit 32 41 .438 7 Oakland 33 42 .440 17 Drag racing 18, MHF 12; OMR 23, Malas Noticias 5. 4 p.m. — FS1, NHRA, Summit Racing Second-round losers bracket National League Equipment Nationals, finals, at Norwalk, Ohio WTX Guzzlers 20, Mestizo/Tacabron/No (same-day tape) Mames 11; Gomez II Bail Bonds/Los Jeffes vs. East Division Central Division West Division Extreme sports Nightmare; Throwbacks Sports Bar 13, Gil’s/Boom W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 11 a.m. — NBC, Dew Tour, Pro Street DSS 10; Homebridge/Goatpatch/Accoy 15, OMR 5. Competition, at Long Beach, Calif. (taped) Washington 45 29 .608 — Milwaukee 40 37 .519 — Los Angeles 49 26 .653 — Golf Men’s D 11 a.m. — TGC, PGA Tour, Travelers First round Atlanta 36 38 .486 9 Chicago 38 36 .514 1/2 Arizona 46 28 .622 2 1/2 Championship, final round, at Cromwell, Conn. HB Sports/Slump Busters 16, Clovis 1 p.m. — CBS, PGA Tour, Travelers Miami 33 40 .452 11 1/2 Pittsburgh 35 40 .467 4 Colorado 47 29 .618 2 1/2 HM/VL/Beserk 12; Amarillo ATX Elite 18, Championship, final round, at Cromwell, Conn. Filthy/#Skeeenation 9; Clovis Hostility 20, New York 33 41 .446 12 St. Louis 33 40 .452 5 San Diego 30 44 .405 18 1/2 1 p.m. — TGC, Champions Tour, American Amarillo Mom’s Keepers 17; Clovis Freddy’s Family Insurance Championship, final round, Philadelphia 24 48 .333 20 Cincinnati 30 43 .411 8 San Francisco 27 50 .351 23 Automotive/No Skittlez 18, Amarillo at Madison, Wis. Thunderstruck 17; Lubbock OTF Softball 23, 3 p.m. — TGC, LPGA Tour, Walmart NW Scores/schedule Clovis DC/Debo Gear 11; Clovis Scum 15, Arkansas Championship, final round, at Estancia Top Notch 7; Tucumcari Detox FRIDAY’S GAMES American League Bay (Odorizzi 4-3), 11:10 a.m. Colorado (Marquez 5-3) at L.A. Rogers, Ark. Interleague Texas 8, N.Y. Yankees 1 Minnesota (Santana 9-4) at Dodgers (McCarthy 6-3), 2:10 p.m. Major league baseball Softball 20, Littlefield Bad Company/LFD 11; 6 p.m. — ESPN, Pittsburgh at St. Louis Lubbock BS Softball 29, Amarillo C21/J Lee San Diego 1, Detroit 0 Oakland 10, Chicago White Sox 2 Cleveland (Tomlin 4-8), 11:10 a.m. Philadelphia (Hellickson 5-5) at Mixed martial arts Milligan 15; Clovis Sinister 11, Amarillo Invictus American League Kansas City 3, Toronto 2 L.A. Angels (Bridwell 1-0) at Arizona (Delgado 1-1), 2:10 p.m. 7 p.m. — FS1, UFC Fight Night, Michael 10; Amarillo Revelation 12, Hobbs Hard Ball Chicago White Sox 11, Toronto 4 Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 3 Boston (Velazquez 1-1), 11:35 a.m. Pittsburgh (Kuhl 2-6) at St. Louis 11; Plainview Los Payasos 24, Clovis Big 12 Chiesa vs. Kevin Lee, at Oklahoma City Detroit 13, Tampa Bay 4 Minnesota 4, Cleveland 2 Texas (Martinez 2-3) at N.Y. (Leake 5-6), 6:05 p.m. Sailing Cartel/Beserk Athletics 11; Amarillo MH 11 a.m. — NBC, America’s Cup, Match races Civil/Swingaway 24, Clovis Blue Thunder 9. Texas 10, Seattle 4 L.A. Angels 6, Boston 3 Yankees (Pineda 7-3), 12:05 p.m. MONDAY’S GAMES 7 & 8, Oracle Team USAvs. Emirates Team New Second-round winners bracket Boston 2, Houston 1 Houston at Seattle (n) Oakland (Gray 2-3) at Chicago Interleague Zealand, at Great Sound, Hamilton, Bermuda Tulsa (Okla.) CRM Construction 20, HB Cleveland 8, Minnesota 1 National League White Sox (Holland 5-7), 12:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 8:10 p.m. Soccer Sports/Slump Busters 5; ATX Elite 24, Oakland 7, N.Y. Yankees 6 Washington 18, Cincinnati 3 Toronto (Liriano 3-3) at Kansas American League 9 a.m. — FOX, FIFA Confederations Cup, first Hostility 9; OTF Softball 17, Freddy’s stage, Germany vs. Cameroon, at Sochi, Russia Automotive/No Skittlez 7; Clovis Q-Bo 16, Kansas City 3, L.A. Angels 1 Chicago Cubs 5, Miami 3 City (Hammel 4-6), 12:15 p.m. Minnesota at Boston, 5:10 p.m. 9 a.m. — FS1, FIFA Confederations Cup, Scum 1; Amarillo Infamous 14, Detox Softball National League Atlanta 3, Milwaukee 1 Houston (Peacock 4-1) at Seattle Texas at Cleveland, 5:10 p.m. first stage, Chile vs. Australia, at Moscow 7; Sinister 18, BS Softball 14; Revelation 17, Washington 6, Cincinnati 5, 10 innings N.Y. Mets 5, San Francisco 2 (Miranda 6-3), 2:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 9 p.m. — ESPN2, MLS, Seattle at Portland Los Payasos 16; MH Civil/Swingaway 14, Miami 2, Chicago Cubs 0 Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 3 National League 6:10 p.m. Track & field Amarillo Ambush Softball 3. 2 p.m. — NBC, USATF Outdoor Atlanta 5, Milwaukee 4 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers (n) Chicago Cubs (Montgomery 1-3) National League Championships, at Sacramento, Calif. Men’s E Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3 Philadelphia at Arizona (n) at Miami (Volquez 3-8), 11:10 a.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 1:40 p.m. First round Philadelphia 6, Arizona 1 SUNDAY’S GAMES Cincinnati (Feldman 5-5) at Cincinnati at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Monday Odessa Red Storm 7, Clovis Ain’t Skeered II L.A. Dodgers 6, Colorado 1 Interleague Washington (Roark 6-4), 11:35 a.m. Chicago Cubs at Washington, Basketball 6; Clovis Intoxicated 13, Clovis MDRNB 10; N.Y. Mets 11, San Francisco 4 Detroit (Zimmermann 5-5) at San Milwaukee (Davies 7-4) at Atlanta 5:05 p.m. 6 p.m. — FS1, Big3 League, at Brooklyn, Clovis Unfortiven 9, Clovis Mayday 8; Clovis N.Y. (taped) Team Xtreme 17, Clovis Molon Labe 11; Clovis SATURDAY’S GAMES Diego (Richard 5-7), 2:40 p.m. (Teheran 6-5), 11:35 a.m. Colorado at San Francisco, 8:15 College baseball Special Blend 15, Hereford Los Werquillos 14; Interleague American League N.Y. Mets (Montero 0-4) at San p.m. 5 p.m. — ESPN, NCAA College World Clovis 575 Hitmen 15, Texas Dream Killerz 3; Detroit at San Diego (n) Baltimore (Tillman 1-5) at Tampa Francisco (Moore 3-7), 2:05 p.m. Series, Finals, Game 1, LSU-Oregon winner Clovis Madness Boyz 15, Muleshoe Kings vs. Florida-TCU winner, at Omaha, Neb. Softball 7; Clovis Los Piratas 7, Red Storm 0; Major league baseball Clovis Dirty Boyz 16, Clovis Venom Too 4; 8 p.m. — ESPN, Colorado at San Francisco Amarillo West Texas Familia 19, Clovis Snipers Troy Merritt 65-68-73 — 206 Nick Faldo 71-73 — 144 NBA basketball 4; Amarillo Knuckleheads 8, Clovis Muddslingers Matt Every 66-72-69 — 207 Jeff Sluman 71-73 — 144 7 p.m. — TNT, NBA Awards, at New York 7; Clovis Who U With 8, Lubbock Nice Sticks 6; Russell Knox 69-70-68 — 207 Michael Bradley 72-72 — 144 Sports in brief Sailing Intoxicated 7, Creed 0; Amarillo Boomtown Tony Finau 70-67-70 — 207 Mark Brooks 69-75 — 144 11 a.m. — NBCSN, America’s Cup, Match Ballers 14, Clovis Mayhem/Los Marranos 13; Brett Stegmaier 64-72-71 — 207 Tommy Tolles 72-72 — 144 races 9 & 10, Oracle Team USA vs. Emirates Rangers put Perez on 10-day DL Bovina Carnalismo 16, Clovis Nobodyz 4; Clovis Will MacKenzie 69-68-70 — 207 NEW YORK — Martin Perez has been placed on Team New Zealand (if necessary), at Great Nightcrawlers 7, Amarillo Warriors 0; Amarillo Hunter Mahan 68-71-68 — 207 Auto racing Sound, Hamilton, Bermuda Los Guys 7, Clovis No Llores 0; Tulia Young Johnson Wagner 64-72-71 — 207 the 10-day disabled list after injuring the thumb on his Mafia 13, Clovis Elite Softball 12. Anirban Lahiri 73-63-71 — 207 NASCAR non-pitching hand in an accident at the team hotel, the Baseball First-round losers bracket Smylie Kaufman 68-67-72 — 207 Monster Energy Cup latest setback for a depleted Texas Rangers rotation. Ain’t Skeered II 5, Kings Softball 4; Jim Furyk 67-68-72 — 207 Toyota/Save Mart 350 lineup Mayhem/Los Marranos 14, MDRNB 1; Nice Grayson Murray 69-71-67 — 207 The team says Perez ripped off the finger nail and College Beau Hossler 66-69-72 — 207 The Associated Press NCAA Division I World Series Stick 13, Muddslingers 3; Creed 7, Ain’t broke a bone at the tip of his right thumb when he Graham DeLaet 65-70-72 — 207 After Saturday qualifying; race Sunday The Associated Press Skeered II 0; Warriors 20, Nobodyz 7; Elite caught it in the hinge of a door Thursday night in New Daniel Summerhays 66-68-73 — 207 At Sonoma, Calif. At Omaha, Neb. Softball 17, No Llores 15; Mayday 18, Molon Bud Cauley 70-68-70 — 208 Lap length: 1.99 miles York. The roster move was made retroactive to Friday, Double-elimination Labe 8; Los Werquillos 15, Texas Dream Mackenzie Hughes 67-70-71 — 208 (Car number in parentheses) and infielder-outfielder Drew Robinson was recalled June 17 Killerz 0; Mayhem/Los Marranos 15, Red Mark Hubbard 66-73-69 — 208 1. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 95.295 Game 1 — Oregon State 6, Cal State Storm 2; Venom Too 16, Clovis Snipers 15. from Triple-A Round Rock on Saturday before the Kevin Streelman 69-70-69 — 208 mph; 2. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Fullerton 5 Second-round winners bracket Fabian Gomez 66-70-72 — 208 95.204; 3. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Rangers’ 8-1 victory over the Yankees. Game 2 — LSU 5, Florida State 4 Unforgiven 13, Team Xtreme 11; 575 Hitmen Byeong Hun An 67-72-69 — 208 94.947; 4. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 94.939; 5. Perez is 4-6 with a 4.70 ERA in 15 starts this sea- Sunday 28, Special Blend 18; Madness Boyz 7, Los Ryan Palmer 69-71-68 — 208 (47) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 94.821; 6. Game 3 — Louisville 8, Texas A&M 4 Piratas 0; West Texas Familia 18, Dirty Boyz 8; son. The left-hander joins fellow Texas starters Cole Adam Hadwin 70-70-68 — 208 (10) Danica Patrick, Ford, 94.773; 7. (21) Game 4 — Florida 3, TCU 0 Knuckle Heads 7. Who U With 0; Boomtown Hamels, Andrew Cashner and A.J. Griffin on the DL. Patton Kizzire 73-67-68 — 208 Ryan Blaney, Ford, 94.716; 8. (24) Chase Monday Ballers 22, Intoxicated 9; Carnalismo 16, Ricky Barnes 70-70-68 — 208 Elliott, Chevrolet, 94.536; 9. (37) Chris Hamels is to be activated on Monday night to start in Game 5 — Florida State 6, Cal State Nightcrawlers 14; Los Guys vs. Young Mafia. Fullerton 4, CSF eliminated William McGirt 68-70-71 — 209 Buescher, Chevrolet, 94.382; 10. (88) Dale Cleveland, so Yu Darvish could take Perez’s next turn on Brad Fritsch 70-67-72 — 209 Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 94.370. Game 6 — Oregon State 13, LSU 1 Women’s C Wednesday on regular rest against the Indians. Tom Hoge 66-72-71 — 209 11. (19) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 94.312; Tuesday First round Vaughn Taylor 68-69-72 — 209 12. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 94.142; 13. (14) Game 7 — TCU 4, Texas A&M 1, A&M Plainfiew Royalty/BTC 23, Clovis New Skillz- Brandt Snedeker 70-67-72 — 209 Clint Bowyer, Ford, 94.639; 14. (11) Denny eliminated CAFB 7; Las Cruces Too Legit 16, Clovis No No. 3 Ryu shoots 10-under 61 Kevin Na 66-71-72 — 209 Hamlin, Toyota, 94.330; 15. (27) Paul Game 8 — Florida 5, Louisville 1 Glove No Love 15; Clovis Bad Apples 12, El Michael Kim 67-72-70 — 209 Menard, Chevrolet, 94.263; 16. (95) Michael OGERS, Ark.— So Yeon Ryu shot a course-record Wednesday Paso Hot Stiz 11; Albuquerque Affliction 16, Wesley Bryan 67-67-75 — 209 McDowell, Chevrolet, 94.252; 17. (41) Kurt 10-under-par 61 in the second round and led the NW Game 9 — LSU 7, Florida State 4, FSU Lubbock Nice Snatch 15; Amarillo Majestic Elite eliminated Nick Watney 69-69-72 — 210 Busch, Ford, 94.214; 18. (22) Joey Logano, 28, Clovis New Crew 12; Amarillo Legacy Arkansas Championship by eight strokes following the Thursday Tim Wilkinson 72-66-72 — 210 Ford, 94.134; 19. (3) Austin Dillon, Softball 13, Clovis Mas Fina 10; Lubbock morning rounds on Saturday. Game 10 — TCU 4, Louisville 3, Louisville Retief Goosen 70-69-71 — 210 Chevrolet, 94.107; 20. (31) Ryan Newman, Primetime 16, Amarillo Assesinas 6; Midland Hit eliminated Emiliano Grillo 69-70-71 — 210 Chevrolet, 94.090. Ryu, who is ranked third in the world and won her Cartel/Team DG 20, Amarillo Lady Raptors 8. Friday J.J. Henry 68-71-71 — 210 21. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 94.056; 22. second major title at the ANA Inspiration in April, was First-round losers bracket Game 11 — LSU 3, Oregon State 1 Rod Pampling 67-72-71 — 210 (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 94.029; 23. (2) New Skillz-CAFB 10, No Glove No Love 6; at 16-under overall — setting the 36-hole record for Game 12 — TCU 9, Florida 2 Rory McIlroy 67-73-70 — 210 Brad Keselowski, Ford, 93.992; 24. (48) Jimmie Saturday Nice Snatch 12, Hot Stix 6; Mas Fina 22, New Johnson, Chevrolet, 93.957; 25. (6) Trevor the tournament by two strokes. The 61 matches the Game 13 — LSU 6, Oregon State 1, LSU Crew 9; Assesinas 12, Lady Raptors 9. PGA Champions Tour Bayne, Ford, 93.920; 26. (43) Billy Johnson, best round of her career. She made 10 birdies during advances Second-round winners bracket American Family Insurance Ford, 93.883; 27. (32) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, the bogey-free round at Pinnacle Country Club. Too Legit 20, Royalty/BTC 5; Bad Apples Game 14 — Florida (49-19) vs. TCU (50- Championship 93.636; 28. (38) David Ragan, Ford, 93.634; First-round leader Sung Hyun Park tees off later 17) (n) 18, Albuquerque Affliction 12; Magestic Elite The Associated Press 29. (72) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 93.519; 30. (77) NOTE: If only one game is necessary, it will 21, Legacy Softball 6; Hit-Cartel/Team DG 14, Saturday Erik Jones, Toyota, 93.467. Saturday after opening with an 8-under 63. be played at night Primetime 12. At Madison, Wis. 31. (34) Landon Cassill, Ford, 93.304; 32. (23) Championship series Second round Alon Day, Toyota, 93.031; 33. (51) Josh Bilicki, Best-of-3 Women’s E Paul Broadhurst 63-69 — 132 Chevrolet, 92.916; 34. (33) Boris Said, Broadhurst maintains advantage Monday: LSU (52-18) vs. Florida or TCU, First round Lee Janzen 68-66 — 134 Chevrolet, 92.907; 35. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, MADISON, Wis. — Paul Broadhurst shot a 3-under 5 p.m. Clovis Venom 12, Clovis Cedez Angels 10; Scott Verplank 68-66 — 134 92.565; 36. (15) Kevin O’Connell, Chevrolet, 69 on Saturday at University Ridge to maintain a two- Tuesday: LSU vs. Florida or TCU, 6 p.m. Lubbock Friends Club 17, Clovis Bazinga 13; Gene Sauers 69-66 — 135 89.572; 37. (55) Tommy Regan, Chevrolet, Wednesday: LSU vs. Florida or TCU, 6 p.m., Clovis Lady Outlaws 9, Littlefield Lady Members Fred Couples 67-68 — 135 87.552; 38. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, no speed. stroke lead in the PGA Tour Champions’ American if necessary 6; Clovis Good Times 12, Clovis Foul Playaz 0; Steve Stricker 66-69 — 135 Family Insurance Open. Clovis Vipes 9, Amarillo High Maintenance 6; Jeff Maggert 67-69 — 136 Broadhurst followed birdies on the par-5 16th and par- Basketball Clovis Funsized 23, Amarillo Wild Things 16; Joe Durant 69-68 — 137 Soccer Amarillo Fuzzy’s Taco Shop 22, Clovis AWOL 7; Jay Haas 69-68 — 137 3 17th with a bogey on the par-4 18th to finish at 12- WNBA Clovis Rukus 11, Clovis Nice Snatch 10. Corey Pavin 67-70 — 137 MLS under 132. The Englishman opened with a 63 on Friday. First-round losers bracket Doug Garwood 70-68 — 138 The Associated Press The Associated Press He won the Senior British Open and PURE Insurance Cedez Angels 12, Bazinga 1; Lady Members Mike Small 70-68 — 138 EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Championship last year on the 50-and-over tour. 19, Foul Playaz 10; High Maintenance 11, Wild Bart Bryant 70-68 — 138 W L Pct GB W L T Pts GF GA Things 7; Nice Snatch 17, AWOL 8. Tom Byrum 70-68 — 138 Lee Janzen and Scott Verplank were tied for second. New York 7 5 .583 — Toronto FC 10 2 5 35 30 15 Second-round winners bracket Kent Jones 71-67 — 138 Washington 7 5 .583 — Chicago 10 3 4 34 31 17 They each shot 66. Friends Club 19, Venom 4; Lady Outlaws Michael Allen 68-70 — 138 Connecticut 6 5 .545 1/2 New York City FC 9 5 3 30 31 20 Jerry Kelly 68-70 — 138 Tournament host Steve Stricker had a 69 to join Indiana 6 7 .462 1 1/2 12, Good Times 8; Vipers vs. Funsized; Orlando City 7 6 5 26 20 26 Brandt Jobe 67-71 — 138 Fred Couples (68) and Gene Sauers (66) at 9 under. Atlanta 5 6 .455 1 1/2 Fuzzy’s Taco Shop vs. Rukus. Columbus 8 9 1 25 29 30 Billy Andrade 66-72 — 138 Chicago 3 9 .250 4 Atlanta United FC 7 7 3 24 33 25 Stricker is making his first start in his hometown event Kevin Sutherland 67-71 — 138 WESTERN CONFERENCE New York 7 8 2 23 17 23 after turning 50 in February. He tied for 16th last week Golf Glen Day 70-69 — 139 W L Pct GB New England 5 7 5 20 27 25 Miguel Angel Jimenez 71-68 — 139 in the U.S. at Erin Hills. Minnesota 10 1 .909 — Philadelphia 5 7 4 19 21 20 PGA Tour Scott Dunlap 69-70 — 139 Los Angeles 9 3 .750 1 1/2 Montreal 4 5 6 18 24 26 Fellow Madison player Jerry Kelly was tied for 11th Travelers Championship Jerry Smith 68-71 — 139 Phoenix 7 5 .583 3 1/2 D.C. United 5 9 3 18 12 25 at 6 under after a 70. The Associated Press Steve Pate 69-70 — 139 Seattle 6 6 .500 4 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday Phillip Price 67-72 — 139 Defending champion Kirk Triplett shot a 73 to drop Dallas 7 8 .467 5 W L T Pts GF GA At Cromwell, Conn. Scott Parel 70-70 — 140 San Antonio 0 13 .000 11 Sporting Kansas City 7 4 6 27 20 11 into a tie for 41st at 2 under. Third round Woody Austin 71-69 — 140 Friday’s Games FC Dallas 6 3 7 25 23 15 Nick Faldo was even par after a 73. He’s making his Jordan Spieth 63-69-66 — 198 Scott McCarron 69-71 — 140 Connecticut 94, New York 89 Houston 7 6 4 25 30 25 Boo Weekley 66-68-65 — 199 Larry Mize 69-71 — 140 first PGA Tour Champions start since 2015. Chicago 82, Atlanta 78 Portland 7 7 3 24 29 26 Daniel Berger 68-67-66 — 201 John Riegger 68-72 — 140 Dallas 81, San Antonio 69 Los Angeles 6 5 4 22 24 22 C.T. Pan 70-68-64 — 202 Stephen Ames 67-73 — 140 Minnesota 93, Washington 76 Vancouver 6 6 3 21 21 21 Phoenix 85, Seattle 82 David Lingmerth 67-70-65 — 202 Kenny Perry 66-74 — 140 Chisox retire Buehrle’s jersey Paul Casey 68-68-66 — 202 Jim Carter 70-71 — 141 San Jose 5 6 5 20 16 20 CHICAGO — On the day his No. 56 jersey was Saturday’s Game Seattle 5 7 5 20 20 25 Los Angeles 84, Indiana 73 David Hearn 67-70-66 — 203 Todd Hamilton 71-70 — 141 retired, former Chicago White Sox star Mark Buehrle Keegan Bradley 67-70-66 — 203 Paul Goydos 71-70 — 141 Minnesota United 5 9 3 18 24 38 Sunday’s Games Real Salt Lake 5 10 2 17 16 35 spoke much like he pitched. Connecticut at Dallas, 2:30 p.m. Danny Lee 68-67-68 — 203 Mark Calcavecchia 71-70 — 141 Colorado 5 10 1 16 15 23 Washington at Chicago, 4 p.m. Jason Kokrak 71-67-66 — 204 Tommy Armour III 72-69 — 141 Which is to say quickly, efficiently and from the heart. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point San Antonio at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Webb Simpson 70-68-66 — 204 Marco Dawson 68-73 — 141 for tie. Before the White Sox hosted Oakland at Guaranteed Monday’s Games Charley Hoffman 69-67-68 — 204 Brian Henninger 65-76 — 141 Friday’s Games Rate Field on Saturday, Buehrle gave a 4-plus-minute No games scheduled Chez Reavie 69-66-69 — 204 Duffy Waldorf 70-72 — 142 Patrick Rodgers 70-65-69 — 204 Kirk Triplett 69-73 — 142 Toronto FC 2, New England 0 tribute to the organization with which he spent 12 of his Marc Leishman 69-68-68 — 205 David Frost 72-70 — 142 FC Dallas 1, Houston 1, tie 16 seasons and the fans who supported him. Softball Bryson DeChambeau 67-72-66 — 205 Ian Woosnam 73-69 — 142 Saturday’s Games Brian Harman 66-70-69 — 205 Olin Browne 74-68 — 142 New York City FC 2, New York 0 “It’s an amazing feeling,” said the 38-year-old Local Ryan Brehm 68-68-69 — 205 Willie Wood 74-68 — 142 Atlanta United FC 1, Colorado 0 Buehrle, who was flanked by his wife, two children, 34th Plateau Custom Classic Brendan Steele 68-68-69 — 205 Steve Flesch 71-72 — 143 Philadelphia 1, D.C. United 0 mother and father at the 30-minute ceremony. “I really At Guy Leeder Complex Patrick Reed 67-66-72 — 205 Rod Spittle 70-73 — 143 Columbus 4, Montreal 1 can’t put it into words how I feel. … It’s a special day.” Friday through Sunday Rick Lamb 69-69-68 — 206 Wes Short Jr. 69-74 — 143 Vancouver 2, Minnesota United 2, tie Results through late Saturday afternoon Morgan Hoffmann 67-70-69 — 206 Bill Glasson 69-74 — 143 Chicago 4, Orlando City 0 Buehrle received a four-wheeler and pickup truck Double elimination Xander Schauffele 66-70-70 — 206 Jay Don Blake 74-69 — 143 Real Salt Lake at San Jose (n) among several gifts. Men’s competitive Padraig Harrington 66-69-71 — 206 Joey Sindelar 70-74 — 144 Sporting Kansas City at Los Angeles (n) First round Bryce Molder 70-70-66 — 206 Jerry Pate 70-74 — 144 Sunday’s Game Azteca (Texas) Mestizo/Tacabron/NoMames Chase Seiffert 68-66-72 — 206 Russ Cochran 71-73 — 144 Seattle at Portland, 8:30 p.m. — Wire reports THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3D Ganassi Racing has top two positions

By Jenna Fryer AUTO RACING Abreu was hosing a charity sprint thought he was going to give it back to lap. That’s a joke. But I am really THE ASSOCIATED PRESS car race that featured Abreu, Tony me in Turn 11,” McMurray said. comfortable here. I feel like I can wins. In fact, Larson is on an Stewart and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. As “That team’s been on a roll and our just drive this place in my sleep SONOMA, Calif. — Chip incredible hot streak and, including much as he wished he could get out whole Chip Ganassi Racing team has because I’ve driven so many laps Ganassi likes winners, and his driv- his sprint car races, has four total and play with his friends in the dirt, been pretty awesome this year. I know here over the years.” ers have him in prime position to wins in the last two weeks. the focus is Sunday for the Monster Chip went back to Road America It was Patrick’s best qualifying Energy Series points leader. today and I’ll be getting a phone call effort since she was fourth at celebrate another victory. “The whole lap actually felt pret- “This is cool to get a pole on a road soon. He’ll be pretty pumped.” Charlotte in 2014, and the third best Kyle Larson and Jamie McMurray ty bad,” he said. “I felt like I gave up course at my home state. This is my Martin Truex Jr., the most con- qualifying effort of her Cup career. swept the front row in Saturday qual- enough there that I wouldn’t have a closest track to Sacramento, or Elk sistent driver this season, qualified She made seven previous starts at ifying at Sonoma Raceway to give shot at the pole. So, I was surprised Grove, where I grew up. I have lots of third in a Toyota for Furniture Row Sonoma in IndyCar, and Sunday Chip Ganassi Racing a 1-2 start on and I was happy about that. Jamie is friends and family here, we’re going Racing, and Kyle Busch was fourth will be her fifth start in Cup. the wine country road course. always really good when we come to celebrate with the team, and then in a Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing. Larson turned a lap at 95.295 to road courses. Especially when it Ryan Blaney was seventh and we’re going to head out to Calistoga AJ Allmendinger was fifth for mph Saturday and just nipped his comes to qualifying here at Sonoma. followed by Chase Elliott, who is and go watch some Sprint Car racing. JTG Daugherty Racing, and Danica teammate, who ran his qualifying It was a big deal there to beat Jamie in a backup car following a Friday So, I’m excited about that.” Patrick was sixth for Stewart-Haas lap at 95.204 in the Ganassi there in qualifying. wreck. Chris Buescher was ninth Chevrolet. McMurray is seeking McMurray noted that Ganassi Racing in her best qualifying run of and the rest of the final round of his first win of the season. “Hopefully, we can be one-two had left Sonoma to return to the the season. She was also the highest qualifying was rounded out by Larson is coming off a Cup win in the race as well.” IndyCar event in Wisconsin, but qualifying Ford. Dale Earnhardt Jr., Daniel Suarez last week at Michigan — where he Larson planned to be a spectator the car owner would be reaching “Let’s be honest, I just love the — a rookie driving the car that Carl also started from the pole — and is Saturday night at Calistoga out to his drivers shortly. area,” Patrick said. “And I had a Edwards won the pole in last year looking to make it two consecutive Speedway, where best friend Rico “Kyle just got a little bit more. I glass of my wine before I made my — and Kevin Harvick.

COLLEGE WORLD SERIES LSU knocks out Beavers to gain final By Eric Olson Drew Rasmussen, but he and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS his staff changed their minds because Fehmel was effec- OMAHA, Neb. — Caleb tive against LSU on Monday Gilbert held No. 1 national and they wanted Rasmussen seed Oregon State to two available for relief. Fehmel hits in 7 1/3 innings, Michael was coming off four days’ Papierski homered from rest since holding LSU to both sides of the plate and one run and two hits over LSU beat the Beavers 6-1 on eight innings in the Beavers’ Saturday to reach the 12-run win. Fehmel got College World Series finals. knocked out of the game The Tigers (52-18) won Saturday with one out in the their third straight elimina- third and down 4-0. tion game, including back-to- The Beavers had made up back victories over Oregon a four-run deficit in a 6-5 State. The Beavers (56-6) had win over Cal State Fullerton a pair of 23-game winning last Saturday, but Gilbert and streaks and finished the sea- Hess made that a nearly son with a .903 winning per- impossible task. centage — the best since Papierski opened the scor- Texas’ mark of .908 in 1982. ing with his three-run drive The Tigers beat the into the right-field seats, and Beavers 3-1 on Friday to he made it 5-0 in the fourth force the second game. when he homered to left. Gilbert allowed an infield Beau Jordan homered in Tribune News Service: Gregory Vasil single and walk before the sixth off Rasmussen to Jordan Spieth shown following his tee shot on the 15th hole in Thursday’s opening round of the Travelers Michael Gretler homered in make it 6-0. Championship at Cromwell, Connecticut, sank a birdie putt on the 18th on Saturday to maintain a one-stroke lead the seventh. He struck out a Oregon State’s postseason over Boo Weekley. career-high seven in his was tainted by the revelation longest outing in his two that Pac-12 pitcher of the year seasons at LSU. Zack Hess Luke Heimlich had pleaded allowed one hit the rest of guilty to molesting a 6-year- Birdie on 18th keeps Spieth the way. old female relative when he Papierski became the first was a teenager. Heimlich did- player to homer twice in a n’t pitch in super regionals, and CWS game since TCU’s he didn’t accompany the team in Travelers Championhip lead Bryan Holaday in 2010. He to Omaha because he said he went deep from the left side didn’t want to be a distraction. off Bryce Fehmel in the sec- Details about the molesta- By Pat Eaton-Robb PRO GOLF 25-year old former University of ond and the right side off tion came to light June 8 in a Washington star is looking for his third THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brandon Eisert in the fourth. story published by The right in the middle. That was a loud roar, top-10 finish this season and his first The Beavers managed Oregonian/OregonLive. In an CROMWELL, Conn. — Jordan and those are really fun to experience. since finishing second at Torrey Pines in only a season-low two hits editorial accompanying the Spieth continues to play just a little bet- Weekley is looking for his fourth tour January. on Friday and the three article, the newspaper said it ter than anyone else at the Travelers title and first since 2013. The colorful “It wasn’t as windy, so I made birdies against Gilbert and Hess on learned about Heimlich’s 2012 Championship. Floridian said he’s been dealing with on three of my first four holes,” Pan Saturday. They went the first conviction in Washington state The 23-year-old Texan closed with a personal issues, but declined to elabo- said. “That really helped my mindset 17 innings Friday and after running a background 20-foot birdie putt for a 4-under 66 on rate. His had a season-best tie for 37th and keep my momentum going.” Saturday without having a check that it routinely does for Saturday, giving him a one-stroke lead at the Puerto Rico Open in March and Spieth hit his first six fairways and leadoff batter reach base. in-depth profiles. for the third straight round at TPC has made just eight cuts in 21 events. got his first birdie of the day on the Before Saturday, Oregon Fehmel, who took time off River Highlands. Spieth is looking for his 10th tour sixth hole, when he chipped in from 30 State hadn’t lost consecutive in May after he struggled the win and second this season after a vic- feet behind the green. games since a five-game los- first half of the season, made After predicting earlier that it would tory in February at Pebble Beach. But on 15, his chip from the green- ing streak from May 6-13, his third postseason start take a score of 16 under to win, the two- Weekley acknowledged that makes side bunker landed inches from the hole 2016, and hadn’t been shut since the rotation was adjust- time major champion took a 12-under for an odd final pairing Sunday. and he had another birdie. out since April 30, 2016. ed to account for the loss of 198 total into the final round. “He loves to fish, so we’ve got a lit- Spieth has a chance to join Phil Fourth-seeded LSU Heimlich. Boo Weekley was second after a 65. The tle in common there,” Weekley said. Blackmar (1985) as the only players to win bounced back from a 13-1 No. 1 seed goes out 43-year-old Weekley, playing just in front “So we can talk about that.” in their first start at the Connecticut event. loss to Oregon State on again — This marks the 18th of Spieth, birdied five of the last eight Daniel Berger, looking for his second He’s also trying to become the first player Monday and reached the year in a row that the No. 1 holes, basking in the chants of “Boooo! victory of the month, was three strokes to lead wire-to-wire alone in the event championship round for the national seed won’t win the Boooo!” from the raucous gallery. back after a 66. sinceATim Norris in 1982 at Wethersfield. first time since winning the championship. Miami in Spieth bogeyed Nos. 13 and 14, but C.T. Pan (64), David Lingmerth (65) Peter Jacobsen had at least a share of the national title in 2009. The 1999 is the only No. 1 seed to matched Weekley with three birdies on the and Paul Casey (66) were 8 under. lead after every round in 2003. Tigers will open the best-of- go all the way. That was the final four holes, capping it with the final Because of morning showers, the Berger had just one bogey, at the three finals Monday against first year of the current tour- shot of the round from below the hole. players went off in threesomes from 17th, but came back with the last of his the winner of the Florida- nament format. With No. 3 “It’s in the shadow,” Spieth said. “I’m both the first and 10th tees. But the five birdies on the final hole. He won in TCU game Saturday night. Florida, No. 4 LSU and No. looking to hit the putt at the right speed. breeze helped the greens quickly dry out Memphis two weeks ago before miss- Fehmel was a surprise 6 TCU the remaining teams, If it goes in, great, if it doesn’t, so be it, and play faster than had been expected. ing the cut at the U.S. Open, which was starter for the Beavers. this will be the first year tap it in. With a few feet to go it was Pan, who went out just after the rain won by his Florida State teammate, Coach Pat Casey said Friday since 2011 that a national going to have a chance and it curled ended, and shot a bogey-free round. The Brooks Koepka. that the plan was to throw seed will win the CWS.

✓ Portales High boys tennis with a $5 discount for registration In the eight years of the tourna- The junior camp runs from 9 What’s coach Logan Brown is hosting a by Monday. Discounted rates of ment, which is open to anybody, a.m.-noon while the middle school free tennis camp weekdays from $30 are available for school more than $250,000 has been camp is from 1:30-4:30 p.m. each happening July 10-21. employees, military personnel or for raised for scholarships available day. The cost, due by July 15, is There is no cost to participate, additional siblings. Registration also to relatives of ENMU alumni. $40 for the junior camp and $15 ✓ The seventh annual CHS but players are asked to bring their includes a consent form signed by Info: 575-562-2125 or for the middle school camp. “Spiking Fun” sand volleyball own rackets and water bottles, the parent or legal guardian. [email protected]. Info: CHS athletic office 575- tournament is scheduled for July with ice water provided on-site. Campers will receive a T-shirt, ✓ The Jaye Rock Basketball 769-4350. 29 at the Lucky Dog sand volley- Sessions will be 4 p.m.-5 p.m. and are asked to bring athletic Camp is scheduled for July 11-12 The Eastern New Mexico News will ball courts on Sycamore St. for ages 6-9, 5 p.m.-6 p.m. for shorts, a T-shirt and either cleats at Gattis Middle School. publish announcements on sports The registration deadline is 5 ages 10-13 and 6 p.m.-8 p.m. for or tennis shoes. The co-ed camp has a pair of ses- events or sports-related activities of p.m. on July 26, with the entry fee ages 14-18. Payment on the day of the camp, sions, each with a $50 fee. The ses- interest to readers in the six-county $120 per team. Entry forms are Info:[email protected] or in advance to CHS, PO Box 19000, sion for players ages 7-11 is 8 a.m.- area. Regularly scheduled meetings available at Aucutt’s Paint Store, m or 575-760-4151. Clovis, NM 88101 and addressed to 10:30 a.m., and the session for and events will be listed each Sunday. 2000 Mitchell, and completed ✓ The Clovis High football either Sam Valdez or Cal Fullerton. players ages 12-17 is 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Announcements can be brought forms can be mailed to CHS vol- camp is scheduled for Monday Info: 575-769-4350, ext. 1023 or Info: 575-749-4530 or to the Eastern New Mexico News leyball booster club, Kim Johnson, through Wednesday at the “lego” 1400, or Fullerton at 575-693-1714. [email protected]. Editorial Department, Sixth and treasurer, 1808 Morse Ave., Clovis. gym at CHS. ✓ Eastern New Mexico ✓ Clovis High is sponsoring a Pile, on weekdays during office Info: Kim at 575-799-6420 or Sessions will be from 10 a.m.- University’s Office of Alumni Affairs junior volleyball camp for grades hours; mailed to the Eastern New [email protected], Tonya at 575-760- noon for grades 1-6 and 11:30 will host a scholarship golf tour- 4-6 and a middle school volley- Mexico News Sports Department, 7873, or Tisha Brothers at 575-693-1182 a.m.-1:30 p.m. for grades 7-9. nament on July 7 at Santa Ana ball camp for grades 7-8 from Box 168, Clovis 88102-1689; or or [email protected] Registration is $40 per camper, Golf Course in Santa Ana. July 19-21 at The Rock. by fax at (575) 742-1349. PAGE 4D ✦ SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS 34TH ANNUAL PLATEAU CUSTOM CLASSIC Major league baseball statistics The Associated Press Tomlin Cle 76 100 6 56 4 8 6.07 Through Friday Gausman Bal 81 113 39 63 3 7 6.47 AMERICAN LEAGUE Team batting NATIONAL LEAGUE AB R H HR RBI Avg Team batting Houston 2593 411 725 120 387 .280 AB R H HR RBI Avg New York 2495 401 678 116 383 .272 Washington 2577 404 710 114 396 .276 Seattle 2602 378 694 84 357 .267 Colorado 2600 396 707 90 382 .272 Boston 2493 345 664 72 321 .266 Atlanta 2543 349 684 78 337 .269 Chicago 2475 332 653 82 317 .264 Arizona 2560 389 679 99 371 .265 Tampa Bay 2612 375 668 118 362 .256 Miami 2476 334 655 87 319 .265 Baltimore 2548 328 652 103 312 .256 Cincinnati 2510 354 652 103 342 .260 Cleveland 2434 343 623 91 325 .256 Los Angeles 2525 390 646 102 366 .256 Minnesota 2440 330 620 88 318 .254 Milwaukee 2596 363 654 108 347 .252 Detroit 2485 347 628 90 329 .253 St. Louis 2443 311 614 87 294 .251 Toronto 2465 314 609 98 297 .247 New York 2516 353 629 109 341 .250 Los Angeles 2602 335 637 84 323 .245 Kansas City 2436 287 595 86 270 .244 Pittsburgh 2519 313 619 72 288 .246 Texas 2447 360 591 103 337 .242 Philadelphia 2465 281 601 72 269 .244 Oakland 2474 316 594 101 303 .240 San Francisco 2606 289 630 63 278 .242 Individual batting Chicago 2461 343 588 101 321 .239 AB R H HR RBI Avg San Diego 2439 262 550 91 257 .226 A.Garcia ChW 270 40 92 11 51 .341 Individual batting Dickerson TB 291 54 96 16 37 .330 AB R H HR RBI Avg Judge NYY 252 63 83 25 57 .329 Zimmerman Was 250 48 87 19 57 .348 Bogaerts Bos 274 45 89 5 34 .325 D.Murphy Was 270 48 93 13 50 .344 Altuve Hou 279 48 90 11 35 .323 Posey SF 228 32 78 10 28 .342 Jo.Ramirez Cle 269 47 86 11 34 .320 Goldschmidt Ari 265 66 88 18 64 .332 S.Castro NYY 288 52 91 12 45 .316 D.Peralta Ari 233 46 77 7 21 .331 Smoak Tor 242 43 74 20 48 .306 Blackmon Col 303 62 99 16 56 .327 Correa Hou 265 49 80 14 47 .302 Ozuna Mia 277 44 90 20 53 .325 Hosmer KC 273 39 82 8 30 .300 Cozart Cin 219 39 70 9 33 .320 Abreu ChW 284 46 84 13 47 .296 Kemp Atl 244 30 78 12 35 .320 Brantley Cle 206 24 61 5 28 .296 Harper Was 250 57 77 18 56 .308 Reddick Hou 223 41 66 7 25 .296 Inciarte Atl 312 48 96 6 31 .308 S.Perez KC 244 31 72 15 43 .295 Votto Cin 262 53 80 20 53 .305 Schoop Bal 261 41 77 14 46 .295 Drury Ari 234 24 71 8 36 .303 A.Hicks NYY 194 40 57 10 37 .294 Bra.Phillips Atl 251 37 76 6 26 .303 Pedroia Bos 216 25 63 2 25 .292 LeMahieu Col 303 42 91 3 38 .300 Alonso Oak 206 38 60 17 37 .291 Nunez SF 254 33 76 4 25 .299 Cruz Sea 254 38 74 14 58 .291 Mar.Reynolds Col252 41 75 18 56 .298 Merrifield KC 206 25 60 6 28 .291 Seager LAD 265 56 79 12 39 .298 Andrus Tex 286 42 83 7 38 .290 Arenado Col 296 47 88 15 59 .297 Sano Min 238 44 68 18 52 .286 Bour Mia 215 29 63 18 48 .293 Cain KC 263 40 74 10 27 .281 Simmons LAA 288 34 81 7 33 .281 Markakis Atl 280 38 82 3 41 .293 Beckham TB 250 27 70 10 31 .280 Gordon Mia 288 43 84 0 17 .292 Y.Escobar LAA 236 30 66 5 21 .280 Shaw Mil 257 35 75 14 51 .292 Lowrie Oak 268 45 75 8 25 .280 Gyorko StL 227 29 66 11 31 .291 Me.Cabrera ChW 276 39 77 7 40 .279 Harrison Pit 268 30 78 8 24 .291 Cano Sea 262 38 73 13 48 .279 Rendon Was 237 36 69 14 46 .291 Gurriel Hou 243 30 67 7 30 .276 Owings Ari 255 29 74 9 43 .290 A.Jones Bal 272 35 75 12 32 .276 Realmuto Mia 229 29 66 6 27 .288 Mauer Min 232 31 64 4 29 .276 Conforto NYM 218 46 62 14 40 .284 Springer Hou 279 54 77 21 46 .276 Duvall Cin 269 39 75 16 48 .279 Benintendi Bos 256 37 70 10 40 .273 Lamb Ari 266 45 74 16 61 .278 Healy Oak 282 32 77 17 44 .273 Panik SF 248 30 69 5 23 .278 Valencia Sea 249 31 68 7 39 .273 Altherr Phi 220 34 61 12 39 .277 Moustakas KC 261 35 71 19 46 .272 C.Hernandez Phi 238 40 66 5 14 .277 E.Rosario Min 221 30 60 9 23 .272 Stanton Mia 268 45 74 19 48 .276 Maybin LAA 210 46 57 6 17 .271 Mercer Pit 251 28 69 6 25 .275 Mazara Tex 255 32 69 10 46 .271 Suarez Cin 248 43 67 11 40 .270 Betts Bos 285 46 77 12 40 .270 N.Walker NYM 222 35 60 9 33 .270 Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Souza Jr. TB 253 38 68 14 48 .269 Bruce NYM 268 41 72 19 48 .269 Pete Chavez of Clovis MHF throws out a runner out at first base during Saturday’s men’s competitive division Morales Tor 265 37 71 15 43 .268 Do.Santana Mil 245 40 66 12 39 .269 Mi.Cabrera Det 221 26 59 8 34 .267 Arcia Mil 243 28 65 5 23 .268 game against Rio Rancho’s Rip City on Saturday. Rip City, though, pulled out a 22-21 victory. Moreland Bos 240 36 64 9 37 .267 Grandal LAD 220 26 59 9 29 .268 Upton Det 251 43 67 14 49 .267 H.Perez Mil 239 27 64 10 31 .268 Holliday NYY 229 36 61 15 47 .266 Solarte SD 254 28 68 10 40 .268 Encarnacion Cle 251 44 66 17 40 .263 Yelich Mia 266 45 71 7 35 .267 Gardner NYY 263 49 69 14 33 .262 McCutchen Pit 264 41 70 14 44 .265 Custom V.Martinez Det 218 21 57 5 29 .262 Trumbo Bal 290 46 75 10 33 .259 Bryant ChC 251 48 66 16 31 .263 from Page 1D Choo Tex 229 41 59 11 34 .258 Rizzo ChC 267 45 70 17 47 .262 Kiermaier TB 233 30 60 7 20 .258 T.Turner Was 271 45 71 7 30 .262 didn’t even realize it was Seager Sea 276 30 71 8 43 .257 A.Diaz StL 264 29 69 7 19 .261 gone until a friend said I had Anderson ChW 262 30 67 6 20 .256 Joseph Phi 242 28 63 12 37 .260 Molina StL 231 25 60 9 28 .260 a huge cloud in my eye in the Lindor Cle 282 42 72 14 33 .255 Dozier Min 272 34 69 12 34 .254 Myers SD 277 37 72 14 37 .260 seventh grade,” Viera said. Polanco Min 205 24 52 3 24 .254 Schebler Cin 240 35 62 20 40 .258 He said he has to work Kepler Min 245 35 62 8 29 .253 Herrera Phi 281 30 72 5 27 .256 harder to overcome the deficits J.Dyson Sea 222 41 56 4 21 .252 Peraza Cin 264 28 67 3 23 .254 that come with only being able Bregman Hou 243 28 61 8 26 .251 Thames Mil 237 50 60 20 40 .253 to see out of one eye. Grossman Min 187 35 47 6 21 .251 Fowler StL 237 40 59 13 35 .249 Iglesias Det 219 28 55 2 20 .251 Wieters Was 213 22 53 6 27 .249 “I have the other guys Kinsler Det 227 44 57 8 19 .251 Polanco Pit 210 24 52 5 18 .248 throw a ball in the air for me Longoria TB 288 41 72 10 42 .250 Puig LAD 244 36 60 14 41 .246 before each game so I can Morrison TB 244 43 61 22 54 .250 Galvis Phi 257 25 63 7 29 .245 make sure I can see the ball,” Pillar Tor 288 40 72 8 18 .250 Crawford SF 218 24 52 6 34 .239 Calhoun LAA 282 35 69 10 37 .245 K.Broxton Mil 232 42 55 12 29 .237 Viera said. “It helps that the K.Davis Oak 269 44 66 19 48 .245 ball is yellow.” Bell Pit 246 35 58 14 33 .236 Headley NYY 229 29 56 4 31 .245 Carpenter StL 239 38 56 13 39 .234 Participating in track and Beltran Hou 246 36 59 10 32 .240 Swanson Atl 258 33 60 6 32 .233 H.Ramirez Bos 217 29 52 10 28 .240 soccer at Portales High Hamilton Cin 284 44 66 1 19 .232 Pujols LAA 276 24 66 11 51 .239 School helped him get better, Russell ChC 222 34 51 7 29 .230 Castellanos Det 274 34 64 8 37 .234 Granderson NYM 227 32 52 9 28 .229 he said, plus he has been Kipnis Cle 207 25 48 8 24 .232 Belt SF 264 39 60 13 32 .227 forcing himself to work Bautista Tor 265 46 61 12 31 .230 Franco Phi 259 24 58 9 37 .224 through his blind side. Joyce Oak 203 28 46 9 29 .227 C.Gonzalez Col 244 36 54 6 20 .221 C.Davis Bal 217 34 49 14 26 .226 Both Viera and Maestas Renfroe SD 268 27 59 15 35 .220 said they do not see their M.Machado Bal 268 32 60 15 37 .224 C.Santana Cle 277 43 62 9 38 .224 Villar Mil 225 28 48 6 26 .213 losses as disadvantages on J.Hardy Bal 227 19 48 3 21 .212 Reyes NYM 246 30 47 6 24 .191 the field. It may even be an Odor Tex 292 36 62 12 31 .212 Schwarber ChC 222 31 38 12 28 .171 advantage at times. Buxton Min 206 22 43 4 13 .209 Team pitching Maestas said the floppy fin- Frazier ChW 223 30 46 12 35 .206 ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv Los Angeles 3.32 564 248 206 712 5 21 ger in his glove has spooked A.Escobar KC 279 24 56 1 19 .201 Napoli Tex 205 26 41 14 32 .200 Arizona 3.47 593 255 229 691 3 21 opponents, while Viera said Gallo Tex 232 44 45 19 39 .194 Chicago 3.97 589 289 248 651 3 18 he can pull a switcheroo on Gordon KC 222 23 42 3 14 .189 St. Louis 4.08 618 296 231 615 6 22 the opposing pitcher. Team pitching Washington 4.15 618 302 216 658 2 20 “Because I have forced ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv Milwaukee 4.24 680 324 269 612 2 26 Staff photo: Anna George New York 3.78 567 267 212 659 5 15 Pittsburgh 4.34 696 321 207 545 3 14 myself to get better on my Houston 3.81 588 286 228 757 5 22 blind side, I can bat both ways MDRNB left fielder David Viera takes a healthy swing during a game in the 34th Colorado 4.38 651 330 255 600 4 27 Plateau Custom Classic on Friday night at Guy Leeder Complex. Viera stays active Cleveland 3.86 581 272 204 696 8 18 Miami 4.54 601 322 283 571 5 11 and that gives me an advantage Boston 3.96 646 286 187 677 3 21 Atlanta 4.62 653 337 247 508 2 15 over the pitcher,” Viera said. despite losing sight in his left eye at a young age. Tampa Bay 4.10 657 310 248 616 2 24 San Diego 4.77 635 346 253 615 4 19 Los Angeles4.19 649 320 229 653 4 16 San Francisco 4.78 740 361 216 587 1 15 Kansas City 4.22 638 302 239 559 5 17 Philadelphia 4.89 684 349 240 526 1 10 Chicago 4.24 591 296 248 549 3 11 New York 5.06 705 371 283 648 2 15 Armstrong, government sparring Texas 4.32 646 313 248 518 3 11 Cincinnati 5.08 638 363 282 551 4 15 Toronto 4.38 635 318 232 657 4 22 Individual pitching Seattle 4.65 674 348 236 547 6 15 IP H BB SO W L ERA Detroit 4.83 676 343 251 550 1 14 By Jim Vertuno the world’s dominant bicycle racer Scherzer Was 108 63 24 145 8 5 2.09 CYCLING Oakland 4.86 643 351 239 590 2 16 from 1999-2005. The government Kershaw LAD 103 79 17 11510 2 2.61 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Minnesota 4.96 659 352 249 501 6 20 wants to recover more than $30 million Martinez StL 100 72 35 111 6 6 2.87 tory and motivation to file a lawsuit that Baltimore 5.20 734 377 284 521 3 20 AUSTIN, Texas — Lance could put more than $20 million in his the Postal Service paid to sponsor Individual pitching Ray Ari 88 61 39 114 7 3 2.88 Armstrong’s $100 million fraud trial is pocket. Armstrong’s team and will seek triple IP H BB SO W L ERA C.Anderson Mil 89 73 27 84 6 2 2.92 damages. Keuchel Hou 76 48 18 69 9 0 1.66 G.Gonzalez Was 94 79 40 87 7 1 2.96 months away, yet his fight with the Trial is scheduled for November in Leake StL 92 81 18 66 5 6 3.03 government and former teammate- Armstrong’s cheating was exposed J.Vargas KC 87 79 20 68 10 3 2.27 federal court in Washington, and McCullers Hou 77 58 23 89 6 1 2.58 Nova Pit 103 100 11 59 7 5 3.06 turned-rival Floyd Landis is heating up. lawyers for both sides recently filed a and detailed in a 2012 U.S Anti-Doping Sale Bos 107 78 19 146 9 3 2.85 Greinke Ari 97 83 19 111 8 4 3.14 Armstrong wants to bar potential tes- series of motions asking U.S. District Agency report that included sworn tes- E.Santana Min 100 66 36 74 9 4 2.97 Lynn StL 78 59 32 76 5 4 3.33 timony and evidence from some of his Judge Christopher Cooper to exclude timony from several of his former Carrasco Cle 87 67 22 89 8 3 2.99 Straily Mia 84 65 27 86 5 4 3.43 most dogged critics, including the blis- some key evidence. teammates. He was stripped of his Tour Darvish Tex 101 72 36 109 6 5 3.12 Nelson Mil 90 93 24 93 5 4 3.50 de France victories, banned from com- Fulmer Det 93 84 24 71 6 6 3.29 Strasburg Was 96 81 27 109 8 2 3.58 tering U.S. Anti-Doping Agency report Landis initially sued Armstrong in Severino NYY 87 71 24 95 5 3 3.30 Freeland Col 88 93 35 53 8 5 3.70 that led to his downfall and former Tour 2010, alleging Armstrong violated the petition and has paid an estimated $20 Sabathia NYY 75 70 24 62 7 2 3.46 Lester ChC 89 86 29 93 4 4 3.83 de France champion Greg LeMond, cycling team’s U.S. Postal Service con- million to settle various lawsuits. Pineda NYY 83 81 19 84 7 3 3.56 deGrom NYM 89 82 36 106 6 3 3.94 who now stands as the only American tract by using performance-enhancing Armstrong’s lawyers now call the Stroman Tor 93 97 23 76 7 4 3.69 J.Garcia Atl 87 80 34 63 2 5 4.03 to have officially won the race. drugs. The government joined in 2013 USADA report “inadmissible hearsay” Bundy Bal 92 83 29 65 7 6 3.72 Chatwood Col 90 75 42 74 6 7 4.08 Landis, who tipped investigators to after Armstrong admitted using steroids for the federal case and say it was writ- Montgomery NYY75 67 26 71 5 4 3.74 Foltynewicz Atl 79 86 26 68 5 5 4.10 Fiers Hou 78 76 28 67 5 2 3.81 Volquez Mia 77 64 44 72 3 8 4.19 Armstrong’s cheating back in 2010, and other banned performance-enhanc- ten to satisfy the motives of an agency Archer TB 104 93 33 126 6 4 3.97 Feldman Cin 84 83 28 68 5 5 4.20 wants to prevent Armstrong from ing drugs and techniques to win the out to get him. They notably object to Miranda Sea 85 71 32 68 6 3 4.04 Richard SD 94 108 25 67 5 7 4.20 telling jurors about his own doping his- Tour de France seven times and become the report’s summation that Armstrong Cobb TB 93 103 27 66 6 5 4.05 G.Cole Pit 90 91 22 74 5 6 4.28 Pomeranz Bos 73 75 25 82 6 4 4.07 Arrieta ChC 85 84 25 89 7 5 4.36 Holland ChW 76 84 32 64 5 7 4.48 Cueto SF 94 97 25 90 5 7 4.42 Miley Bal 76 83 42 69 3 5 4.48 manufacturers and folks try- that match your outfit.” major football conferences Hellickson Phi 84 85 25 38 5 5 4.61 Verlander Det 88 84 43 86 4 4 4.52 Lackey ChC 87 86 28 81 5 8 4.74 Helmets ing to get to the point where Anderson said the com- are facing dozens of class- Shoemaker LAA 78 73 28 69 6 3 4.52 Samardzija SF 99 101 13 112 2 9 4.74 they will literally do 3-D petition committee also action suits from former play- J..Ramirez LAA 80 85 22 67 6 5 4.59 Teheran Atl 87 89 32 59 6 5 4.76 from Page 4D model of your head, with all plans to look at whether ers who contend they sus- D.Norris Det 77 88 34 74 4 5 4.66 Senzatela Col 88 85 27 63 9 3 4.79 tained concussions and did Quintana ChW 88 85 32 88 4 8 4.69 the angles and the bumps, changing shoes during a Blach SF 80 89 17 35 4 5 4.86 “The schools that can afford the indents, whatever it is, season compromises per- not receive proper treatment. M.Perez Tex 82 104 32 61 4 6 4.70 Hammel KC 78 88 24 59 4 6 4.83 Roark Was 87 93 29 69 6 4 4.88 to have so many helmets also that is customized, form-fit- formance and safety. “There is no question that Corbin Ari 85 106 24 72 6 7 4.89 have a great deal of staff to Estrada Tor 85 94 24 96 4 5 4.98 ted to your head and your The NCAA settled a class- while the motive is the Porcello Bos 99 132 19 93 4 9 5.00 Dickey Atl 84 86 35 52 5 5 4.91 help with this. In the end, I head only,” he said. “They action concussion lawsuit last health and safety, also the Chavez LAA 86 91 26 64 5 7 5.15 Eickhoff Phi 77 87 30 65 0 7 4.93 do not see it as a concern.” can do that, but I’m telling year, agreeing to spend $75 motive is protecting yourself Mi.Gonzalez ChW79 92 26 45 4 8 5.15 Chacin SD 84 83 29 72 6 6 4.95 Anderson said advances in you the price right now million on medical monitor- from folks down the line that Nolasco LAA 84 98 25 71 2 9 5.23 Wainwright StL 79 91 31 66 7 5 5.35 helmet technology could sup- Zimmermann Det 82 95 25 55 5 5 5.25 Davies Mil 78 97 27 55 7 4 5.40 would be prohibitive partic- ing of college athletes and say you didn’t do enough Bauer Cle 81 85 31 93 6 6 5.53 Cain SF 78 103 32 47 3 7 5.54 port a one-helmet approach. ularly if you were driven by prevention research. when you could have,” Tanaka NYY 85 96 23 85 5 7 5.74 M.Moore SF 85 102 32 71 3 7 5.82 “There are in fact helmet having four or five helmets Currently, the NCAA and the Anderson said. Gallardo Sea 79 89 33 58 3 7 6.06 Gsellman NYM 73 92 26 53 5 5 6.04