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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Child dies in fire ❏ Mother taken to hospital Regional Medical Center for burns on her arms. with burns; fire’s cause Officials had not released identities of any- body involved as of Tuesday afternoon, but still under investigation. family members said 2-year-old Lizzy Martinez and her mother, Amber Martinez, BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS were asleep in the home when the fire start- CLOVIS — A Tuesday morning fire at a ed. trailer home claimed the life of a 2-year-old “Amber has burns; we just got her back Clovis girl. from (a hospital) in Lubbock,” said Fabian First responders were alerted to the blaze Martinez, Amber’s father, late Tuesday after- at 4:12 a.m. on the 1900 block of East Sixth noon. Street, and were told on scene a child was “She tried to take (Lizzy) out of the fire, still inside the home, according to a release but the place was too hot. She couldn’t get in Staff photo: Tony Bullocks from the Clovis Police Department. The there.” A 2-year-old girl died in a house fire that occurred about 4 a.m. Tuesday in the 1900 release said a 2-year-old girl perished in the fire, and her mother was taken to Plains FIRE on Page 3A block of East Sixth Street, according to Clovis police. SLIDE TO THE FINISH Drug probe $6,000 so far ❏ No arrests made in suspected ambulance narcotics tampering.

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CLOVIS — A drug-tampering investigation aimed at Clovis’ fire department, and replacement of the drugs involved, has cost taxpayers about $6,000 so far, City Manager Larry Fry said on Tuesday. Clovis police are still investigating allegations, which stem from an April 15 ambulance run when officials sus- Staff photo: Alisa Boswell pected narcotics packaging had been Friends Mikey Auderson, left, and Tenika Heidelberg laugh as they finish racing each other through an inflatable obstacle “tampered with,” Fry said. course, which was set up behind the Eastern New Mexico University Campus Union Building for Inflatable Day, an end-of- No arrests have been made and no semester celebration. personnel tested positive for illegal substances, Fry said. Following the discovery, the city began following Drug Enforcement Administration protocol, which includes drug testing personnel and The News takes top prizes at contest removing drugs that may be tainted. On Tuesday, Fry said the city has publisher Rob Langrell. and Alisa Boswell ■ Second place, Sports BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS drug-tested 78 personnel at a cost of “We've undergone a lot of ■ First place, Human Photography: Kevin Wilson about $3,900. Cost to replace drugs AMARILLO, Texas — The changes in the past year to 16 Interest Photography: Tony and Tony Bullocks was $2,003.92, he said. Eastern New Mexico News was months, but we're putting out a Bullocks ■ Second place, Front Page awarded the top newspaper quality newspaper every day. ■ First place, Spot News Layout: Jenna Zamie and “I am told that morphine and fen- prize in its division at the 107th “We strive to have something Photography: Tony Bullocks Malinda Montgomery. tanyl were replaced,” Fry said. “The Annual Panhandle Press that appeals to all of our differ- ■ First place, Additionally, the Quay removed drugs are sent to the DEA for Association awards held last ent readers,” he added. “We Society/Lifestyle section: County Sun — the weekly testing.” weekend. know how important commu- Malinda Montgomery paper based in Tucumcari that Morphine is a pain medication with The News collected the nity journalism. It's, of course, ■ First place, Best is also owned by Clovis Media a high potential for addiction and General Excellence award in nice to be recognized for our Website/Online newspaper: — picked up six awards. They abuse. work. We have a great staff that were: Division II, which consists of Shawn Luscombe and staff The National Institute on Drug PPA newspapers that are works their tails off on a regu- ■ Second place, Serious ■ Second place, Editorial Abuse defines fentanyl as “a powerful dailies or semi-weeklies. The lar basis to cover Clovis, Column: Thomas Garcia synthetic opioid analgesic that is sim- Canyon (Texas) News was the Portales and all of the sur- Writing: David Stevens ■ Second place, Sports ■ Second place, Feature ilar to morphine but is 50 to 100 times runner-up. In Division I (week- rounding communities. I'm Writing: Thomas Garcia more potent. It is a schedule II pre- lies), The Canadian (Texas) proud to be a part of that.” Writing: Alisa Boswell, Kevin ■ Third place, Feature scription drug, and it is typically used Record won the top honor. The News won awards in the Wilson and Brooke Finch Writing: Thomas Garcia ■ Overall, The News won following categories: Second place, Sports ■ Third place, Sports to treat patients with severe pain or to seven categories and took sec- ■ First place, Serious Writing: Dave Wagner and Photography: Thomas Garcia manage pain after surgery.” ond place in six others. The Column: David Stevens David Norton ■ Third place, Best Fry said all 78 fire department per- contest was for entries pub- ■ First place, Humorous ■ Second place, Headline Website/Online newspaper: sonnel have some access to the nar- lished in 2016. Column: Kevin Wilson Writing: Jenna Zamie, Kevin Shawn Luscombe and staff cotics, but they “must be accessed in “We had a great showing at ■ First place, News Writing: Wilson and Malinda ■ Honorable mention, News conjunction with one of four person- the PPA awards this year,” said David Stevens, Kevin Wilson Montgomery Writing: Thomas Garcia nel.”

Forecast: Today Thursday Friday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 5A High: 68 High: 80 High: 76 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 5A Low: 46 Low: 48 Low: 42 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Golf course pool may be repurposed Events calendar Today ■ Relay for Life — 10 a.m.-10 ■ By Stephanie Losoya adjustments fall within a Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at p.m. at Portales City Park. Clovis-Carver Public Library. Information: 575-607-5692 or 575- STAFF WRITER $2,000 range. The meeting also held a dis- Information: 575-769-7840 309-6487 [email protected] ■ ■ cussion regarding updates at Preschool storytime — Clovis Municipal Schools CLOVIS — The pool at the High Plains Motor 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public job fair — 9 a.m.-noon at 1009 Colonial Park Golf Course is Speedway. Library. Book: Main Street. Information: 575-769- Do Like a Duck Does. 4322 in such disrepair, any restora- Brad Harris, general manag- ■ tion would essentially require Information: 575-356-3940 International Tabletop Day er of the High Plains Motor ■ Tween program — 4:30 p.m. — Clovis-Carver Public Library. 10 building a new one from Speedway, requested funds for at Portales Public Library for ages a.m.-3 p.m. for family games, 5 scratch. LED lighting on the track and 9-12. Game day: Xbox One free p.m.-9 p.m. for grown-ups. Instead, the city’s Parks, bleacher updates. play. Information: 575-356-3940 Information: 575-769-7840 Recreation and Beautification Harris said both items ■ Indoor Rummage Sale —7 committee hopes an entertain- would help defray costs for the Thursday a.m.-1 p.m., Highland Shopping ment area will be a better and organization. ■ Preschool story hour — 10 Center, Clovis. Proceeds benefit cheaper use of the 8,400 “Getting quality aluminum a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Clovis Meals on Wheels. square feet. Staff photo: Kevin Wilson bleachers will decrease insur- Library. Theme: April showers bring Information: 575-309-4576 Parks and Recreation May flowers. Information: 575-769- ■ Astronomy Club viewing — The pool at the Colonial Park Golf Course, unused ance by $300 a month,” said 7840 1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. for daytime Director Mark Dayhoff pre- Harris. “If our electric (bill) sented preliminary plans and a since the city purchased it as part of the country club, is ■ Teen program — 4:30 p.m. at viewing, 6:30 p.m. for nighttime goes down (because of the total estimate of $89,141 to the recommended to be paved over and converted into an Portales Public Library for ages 13- stargazing at Clovis-Carver Public committee at its Monday entertainment area. lighting) I can pay drivers 18. Activity: Sponge-stamped pil- Library. Information: 575-763-9683 meeting. more and build up the audi- lows. Information: 575-356-3940 ■ World Tai Chi Day — 10 a.m. The department plans to fill ed lighting will come up to recreation committee allowed ence” ■ Preschool storytime — 6 at Hillcrest Park, Clovis. Learn in the pool and create an area about $11,277 in additional Dayhoff some latitude to make The total cost for the new p.m. at Portales Public Library. about traditional Chinese Tai Chi equipped with a 20 square-foot costs. adjustments to the plans, bleachers, including shipping Book: and Qigong. Registration starts at metal shelter, small patches of “The time frame for the including the location of the from Connecticut, said Harris, Do Like a Duck Does. 9:30 a.m. Information: 575-749- is $26,713. The committee Information: 575-356-3940 3300 landscaping, room for tables, project,” said Dayhoff, “is for shelter and the bubble rock. ■ it to be finished by late July or Committee members voted voted to contribute $27,000 The Devised Project: seating, an entertainment set Departures — 7 p.m. performance Sunday up and a dance floor. early August.” unanimously to recommend from the parks and recreation ■ budget to pay for the new at University Theater Center, The Devised Project: The first portion of alter- Dayhoff also discussed the plans to the Clovis City ENMU, Portales. Admission: $5. Departures — 2 p.m. performance ations, including the addition using bubble rock, which can Commission for final bleachers. Information: 575-562-1011 at University Theater Center, of plumbing, landscaping and have water bubbling out as a approval. The committee gave Interim City Manager Tom ■ Student Success Center ENMU, Portales. Admission: $5. electricity as well as additional low-cost cosmetic addition. Dayhoff latitude to make Phelps said he would draft a Open House — 4 p.m. at ENMU. Information: 575-562-1011 cosmetic and logistic changes, The pool has not been used changes to the proposal business agreement between Information: 575-562-1011 is estimated at $77,864. A since the city acquired the for- between now and its presenta- the city and High Plains Motor Tuesday doorway to the renovated area, mer country club in 2011. tion to the city commission, Speedway for future funding Friday ■ Blood drive — 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Dayhoff said, as well as updat- Members of the parks and with the stipulation those to update to LED lighting. ■ The Devised Project: at CCC. Information: 575-769-4154 Departures — 7 p.m. performance at University Theater Center, Ongoing ENMU, Portales. Admission: $5. ■ Pintores artist of the month Informant’s credibility questioned in drug case Information: 575-562-1011 — Andrea Brasier is the featured ■ Child Find preschool artist for April at Clovis-Carver By Eamon Scarbrough davit said the informant who led to he gave instructions to other law screening clinic — 9 a.m.-noon at Public Library. Information: 575- STAFF WRITER his arrest had given information in the enforcement officers to make the Elida schools. Information: 575- 769-7840 [email protected] past that led to two felony arrests and arrests,” he said. “He assumed that 274-6211 the recovery of thousands of dollars those arrests, by that time, had been The events calendar is a daily PORTALES — An informant’s in stolen property. made. That, Judge, I think, rises in Saturday listing of area events. To place an ■ credibility was front and center dur- Tim Rose, the state’s 10th Judicial this case to a level of negligence, but The Devised Project: item on the calendar, call the Departures newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- ing a Tuesday morning hearing to district attorney and the prosecutor of I don’t think it rises to a level of neg- — 7 p.m. performance suppress evidence in the case of a the case, admitted a misstatement at University Theater Center, mail: ligence as required under the case law ENMU, Portales. Admission: $5. [email protected] Roosevelt County man. from Sheriff Malin Parker, as no for finding that you should proceed Judge Donna Mowrer told the court arrests were made based on informa- Information: 575-562-1011 any further.” she would inform council of her deci- tion from the informant. He argued McCall claimed, however, an affi- sion by Monday at the latest on Cody that it, “had literally nothing to do Banister. with the credibility of the informant.” davit should be material fact, so any Markets Banister, 36, was arrested with sev- Rose also contended that Parker did inconsistencies undercut the founda- eral other Roosevelt County residents not intentionally make the misstate- tion of the case against Banister and Dow Jones: 20,996.12 +232.23 (+1.12%) others. in an April 2016 drug sting. Attorney ment. Gold: 1,263.82/oz Silver: 17.63/oz Oil: 49.36/barrel John McCall questioned the validity “He indicated quite frankly, judge, “If it’s not valid, this affidavit is Closing Quotes Microsoft Corporation 67.92 of a confidential informant working that he thought at the time that it was invalid, and therefore everything Altria Group Inc 72.43 Newmont Mining Corp 32.89 for the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s true and correct, that he personally flowing forth from it would be an AT&T Inc. 39.94 PepsiCo, Inc. 114.16 invalid action on the part of the state Atmos Energy Corporation 80.46 PNM Resources Inc 38.00 Office. knew the facts that were in his mind Bank of America Corp 23.98 Sears Holdings Corp 11.28 McCall said Banister’s arrest affi- concerning two different cases, and in this case,” he said. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co 53.94 Tenneco Inc 62.51 Citigroup Inc 60.21 Verizon Communications Inc. 46.70 Chevron Corporation 106.73 Washington Federal Inc. 34.35 Delta Air Lines, Inc. 46.73 Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc 85.92 Edison International 80.82 Wells Fargo & Co 54.56 Meetings calendar Exxon Mobil Corporation 81.73 Wal-Mart Stores Inc 75.05 Ford Motor Company 11.48 Xcel Energy Inc 45.01 Thursday p.m. at Clovis airport. Information: the Memorial Building. Information: General Electric Company 29.45 — NYSE, NASDAQ, Ino.com GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR) 41.48 ■ High Plains Patriots — 6 These are the high and low prices 575-769-7828 575-356-6662 ext. 1012 Int’l Business Machines Corp. 160.39 p.m.-8 p.m., Ingram room at Clovis- ■ for grain as reported by the N.M. Relay for Life Committee — Intel Corporation 36.87 Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. Carver Public Library. Information: 5:15 p.m. in Ingram Room at Wednesday The Coca-Cola Co 43.11 Wheat 2.59-3.40 575-749-2955 Clovis-Carver Public Library. ■ Roosevelt County Southwest Airlines Co 57.09 Milo 5.10-5.71 McDonald's Corporation 141.70 Corn: Bushel 3.95 Information: 575-714-1925 Commission workshop — 9 a.m. Merck & Co., Inc. 62.30 Corn 100-wt 7.05 Friday ■ Relay for Life Captains — in commission room at county ■ Roosevelt County 6:15 p.m. in Ingram Room at courthouse. Information: 575-356- Commission workshop — 9 a.m. Clovis-Carver Public Library. 5307 in commission room at county court- Information: 575-714-1925 house. Information: 575-356-5307 ■ Roosevelt County This calendar is a daily listing Commission — 9 a.m. in commis- of area public meetings. 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was on scene Tuesday after- The last person believed Fire noon while CFD personnel to have died locally in a helped in the investigation house fire was 51-year-old from Page 1A of the scene. Michael Norris, who was Nolen said the home had found in an abandoned Fabian Martinez said he three occupants — the Clovis house that caught had no idea how the fire child, an adult male and an fire in February 2015. Two started. adult female. He was not people were found in a Clovis Fire Chief sure how or where the fire house fire in March 2016 in Michael Nolen said that by started, and deferred other Portales, but the deaths the time the department questions to Clovis police. were reclassified as homi- arrived, the house was fully Attempts to contact the cides after preliminary engulfed. Due to a fatality, CPD for further information autopsy reports showed Nolen said, the state fire Tuesday afternoon were not both were shot prior to the marshal was contacted and successful. fire. Melrose senior profiles Editor’s note: This is one Meeting new people and The funniest thing that in a series of profiles about learning new techniques. has happened is when our graduating high school sen- football boys dressed in iors in the area. NATHANIEL WECH drag for spirit week. Who plans to attend Clovis knew my big brother JAYDAN BEARD plans Community College and to would make such a pretty to attend the work on his girl? University of general educa- New Mexico tion require- JOUIE BARNES plans and major in ments. to attend CCC Staff photo: Tony Bullocks dental hygiene. and pursue Sheila Holley with the city of Clovis Parks & Recreation Department power washes What is your her dreams of the Potter Park pool Tuesday afternoon. Despite high winds that made the job more What are favorite quote? becoming an your hobbies challenging, the goal is to have the pool ready to go Memorial Day weekend. Beard My favorite OBGYN. outside of quote is by Wech school? Albert What is your Spending time with my Einstein: "Imagination is favorite class Barnes family/friends and reading. more important than and why? knowledge. For knowledge My favorite class would What was your proudest is limited, whereas imagi- have to be English, moment in high school? nation embraces the entire because it has pushed me My proudest moment was world, stimulating to become a better leader winning three state champi- progress, giving birth to onships (two basketball, one evolution." this year. volleyball). This is my favorite quote, because I believe What do you look forward IVAN RUSH’S future without us daydreamers, to most with college? goal is to own the world would not I look forward to meet- his own busi- evolve. Without imagina- ing new people. I cannot ness. tion, there would be no wait to spread my horizons new inventions to make and pursue my dreams. How did high the world a better place. school prepare — Compiled by the you for the real What is your funniest Staff of The News world? memory from high school? It taught me Rush to wake up early and be on time.

What’s your favorite song and why? “Head Splitter”

ZACK PERKINS is planning on attending the welding pro- gram at NMJC in Hobbs and hopefully work in the oil fields as a welder.

What is your favorite class Perkins and why? My ag class, because I am able to further my skills set in the field that I am going to pursue.

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Viewpoint State, federal pot conflicts unavoidable This is one debt that can’t be repaid he conflict inherent in having states allow the use of marijuana while the fed- Editor’s note: Vincent and yet didn’t stop your future, but the absurdity of eral government does not is playing out Heredia of Benton, Arkansas, actions or save her. “laws” is such that, due to T last week pleaded guilty to in New Mexico, and it begs an interesting ques- Kent What I do believe in is those fleeting moments which tion about legislative intent. negligent homicide in connec- restitution. However, there are led to my daughter’s death, tion with the 2015 death of McManigal some debts which can never The New Mexico Crime Victims Reparation ◆ you’ll probably be prevented Commission, established in 1981 to assist victims Cheyenne McManigal. be paid. This is one. from ever being in the posi- He was sentenced to 72 Local If you want my forgiveness, of violent crime, has refunded the U.S. Department columnist tion of having money to spare of Justice $7,630 after independent investigators months in prison. you have it. That doesn’t for the rest of your life. You found the commission erroneously used federal Kent McManigal’s letter was eliminate your debt, though. aren’t a Kennedy, after all. grant money to reimburse crime victims for the cost provided to the court in con- The one thing you might I hurt for myself, my fami- of their medical marijuana. nection with sentencing: and nothing anyone could do do, in an attempt to pay this ly, my daughter who won’t Last year, the commission distributed $7.6 mil- to you, would ever bring my debt you’ve taken upon your- get to watch her children lion to assist crime victims, according to its 2016 Dear Mr. Heredia, daughter back and heal the self, is to never again choose grow, and for my grandsons. I annual report. Your bad choices led to the emptiness in my heart. to drive under the influence of also feel sorry for you, and if death of my beloved daughter. anything. In fact, you would Commission Director Frank Zubia said the reim- Nothing can replace my ex- I could go back in time to But I don’t hate you, and I wife’s daughter, my parents’ need to make it a personal bursement was unintentional, and that the agency divert you from the course hope this tragedy serves as a and ex-in-laws’ granddaugh- commitment to never again will now use state money to reimburse qualified which resulted in my daugh- crime victims for their medical marijuana. wake-up call for you. I would ter, my grandsons’ mother, my commit any violence against like to see you turn your life son’s and daughter’s sister. the nonviolent, and to never ter’s death and the situation We have to wonder whether state lawmakers ever you now find yourself in, you envisioned using state money to purchase marijuana around. Besides, “an eye for an eye” violate the property of any know I’d do it. I just wonder for crime victims when they passed the medical I am not going to add my is nothing but revenge, and is person. if you would have listened to marijuana law — officially the Lynn and Erin voice to the chorus of people barbaric. I don’t blame people That means no government Compassionate Use Act — back in 2007. calling for your head on a for feeling that way when “job” financed through taxes, me if I’d had the chance to At that time there were seven qualifying condi- pike, or a lifetime in a cage. tragedy strikes, but it still isn’t even if it were allowed in speak to you beforehand. tions that could be easily medically documented, Punishment isn’t justice — right in my mind. your future, but instead an Sincerely, including cancer and HIV/AIDS. although most people have I don’t believe in “laws,” honest job where you bring Kent McManigal Now there are more than 20, including the very come to confuse the two. including the War on actual mutual benefit to your- real (and very easily gamed) conditions of PTSD Justice involves restoring the Politically Incorrect Drugs. I self and those you serve, vol- Farwell’s Kent McManigal and severe pain. violated person back to how don’t “believe in” police, or untarily. champions liberty. Contact Things are likely to get even more confusing; they were before they were prison, or “even” government. You can try to contribute him at: President Trump has said marijuana legalization hurt. Nothing you could do, Those things infest our lives, monetarily to my grandsons’ [email protected] should be left up to individual states. Yet his appointee as U.S. attorney general, Alabama Republican Jeff Sessions, has stated a number of times that he’s against marijuana legalization, that Scientists have failed in obligations marijuana is “dangerous,” and that the benefits of medical marijuana have been “hyped” by propo- nents. Once upon a time the earth Even non-scientists are unhappy with what they call Sessions apparently is unaware that 23 states now was flat. Or at least this was Rube beginning to believe these politicizing science. have medical marijuana programs and three others the scientific consensus at the two claims are exaggerated, if One can only hope that by are about to join the ranks. Perhaps Sessions time. Render not false. this they mean to stop the assumes all of those programs were implemented Einstein’s theory of relativ- ◆ Climate theory predictions abysmal record science has ity is grounded in part on the are based on more than 100 displayed of late as with the without solid scientific evidence of the efficacy of Local medicinal pot, or he missed that numerous polls fact that the speed of light is columnist different climate models that Flint, Michigan, water crisis. show a majority of Americans favor legislation to constant (energy=mass times take in massive amounts of The scientific community en allow recreational marijuana use. the speed of light squared). Or raw weather data from the masse failed in its obligation Seven states and the District of Columbia have at least this was the scientific past and provide the to point out to politicians that adopted laws legalizing recreational marijuana — consensus at the time. Department of Biology of researcher with a prediction lead in drinking water can including California, Massachusetts, Maine and Scientists are now question- Stanford University claimed of what the climate will be in cause devastating effects on Nevada, which all passed similar measures in ing that the speed of light is in the Earth Day issue of “The the future. The only problem children. November. New Mexico legislators have introduced constant and some believe Progressive,” that between with these climate models is Perhaps had they not been recreational marijuana bills, though none has that fairly soon quantum theo- 1980 and 1989, some 4 billion that each one requires a minor so keen on establishing passed. ry and the theory of relativity people, including 65 million tweak of the data to make it Environmental Protection It’s clear that marijuana use, both medical and could be fighting it out to Americans, would perish in come out correctly. Agency regulations that pro- recreational, is being more widely accepted than determine which theory will the “Great Die-Off.” The scientific consensus on claimed farm ponds, tanks, ever before (Canada being the most recent exam- capture the crown of scientif- 2. Ecology Professor this matter appears to be that playa lakes and ditches as ple), and that Sessions’ hard line on pot is not only ic consensus. Kenneth Watt warned about a with the proper tweaks, the navigable waters they could out of step with a majority of the populace, it’s The first Earth Day was pending Ice Age: “If present models are correct. have spent some time work- bound to trigger more conflicts between federal law held on April 22, 1970. Here trends continue, the world Last week, there was the ing on the Flint water prob- enforcement and the states. are just two of the disasters will be about 4 degrees colder scheduled March for Science lem. Although the Crime Victims Reparation that were predicted by what for the global mean tempera- in many cities across the U.S. Commission quickly defused its situation by shift- was then the scientific con- ture in 1990, but 11 degrees It’s difficult to pinpoint exact- Rube Render is the Curry ing the funding source for its medical marijuana sensus: colder in the year 2000. This ly why the scientists are County Republican chair- reimbursements from the feds to the state, you have 1. Paul Ehrlich, professor of is about twice what it would marching. A major theme man. Contact him at: to wonder if the legislative class of 2007 would population studies, take to put us into an ice age.” seems to be that they are [email protected] have supported using state funds to pay for marijua- na use. Other states are likely facing similar issues. And all these conflicts will be unavoidable until Mallard Fillmore Bruce Tinsley states, Sessions and Trump get on the same page. Contact us — Albuquerque Journal Letters and columns should be sent to: Via mail Opinion page policies Editor Editorials The Eastern New Unsigned editorials are the opinion of the Clovis Mexico News Media Inc.’s editorial board, which consists of Publisher P.O. Box 1689 Rob Langrell and Editor David Stevens. All other views expressed on this page are those of their authors. Clovis, NM 88101 Letters to the editor Via fax They should be on topics of public interest, not pri- (575) 742-1349 vate disputes, and no more than 300 words. Email let- Via e-mail ters to [email protected] or call 763-6991. [email protected] THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A Obituaries APRIL 26 Death notices On this date ... Leon Angevine Jack Crouch 1972: Two Texico Leon Angevine, 70 of Portales, died Sunday, April 23, Jack Crouch, 73, of Albuquerque, died Monday, April 10, women were hospitalized 2017, in his home. 2017, in Houston, Texas. after suffering from carbon- He was born Nov. 19, 1946, in Johnson City, New York. He was born Oct. 21, 1943, in Albuquerque. monoxide poisoning in their Services: 4 p.m. Friday at the family home, 2588 S. Services: 11 a.m. Saturday at the Daniels Funeral Home home. Roosevelt Road 3 . Wyoming Chapel in Albuquerque. The sisters were in fair Information: 575-356-4455. Information: 505-821-0010. condition at Clovis Memorial Hospital. Marida Wright Leon Angevine Police said the women August 14, 1925 – April 23, 2017 November 19, 1946 – April 23, 2017 “evidently left their automo- sewing machine. A celebration of the life of A fellowship lunch in bile running after returning Club members also spent Marida Wright, 91, of Clovis, memory of Leon Angevine, home sometime Tuesday the day making paper- will be at 2:00PM, Thursday, 70, of Portales will beheld evening and it was left run- mache jewelry. April 27, 2017, in the Wheel- at 12 noon, Friday, April 28, ning through the night,” the A covered dish luncheon er Mortuary Chapel with Jon 2017, at the Floyd Senior featured chicken enchilada Forrest officiating, assisted Citizen Building. There will Clovis News-Journal report- by Fr. Alan Brockmeier. Buri- be a Memorial Gathering at ed. pie. al will follow in the Portales 4:00 PM, Friday, April 28, Cemetery with Dean 2017, at the family home, 1967: The Pleasant Hill Pages Past is compiled Hodges, Don Bryant, Scot 2588 S. Roosevelt Rd 3, Extension Club members by Editor David Stevens. Hodges, Brad Hodges, Guy with Wayne Kinman offici- decided to purchase a new Contact him at: ating. Bryant and Danny Bryant motor for the 4-H Club girls [email protected] serving as pallbearers. In Leon Kenneth Angevine gratitude for the wonderful was born November 19, care given by the staff of the 1946, in Johnson City, NY Farwell Rehab and Care to the home of Marjorie Center, they have been Ellen (Rigsbee) and Harry named as honorary pallbear- Kenneth Angevine and died ers. Those desiring to make April 23, 2017, in Portales, memorial contributions may NM. Leon grew up in Peasleeville, NY and graduated from send them to the New Mexico Christian Children's Peru High School. He was a gifted athlete, and played Home,1356 NM 236, Portales, NM 88130, or by credit card football. Leon went to Penn State University on a full foot- on our website at www.wheelermortuary.net. ball scholarship, and during his senior year, played on the Marida Bell Wright was born August 14, 1925, in Grady, winning team at the Orange Bowl. He went on to earn a Master's degree, and then coached and taught P.E. from NM to the home of NoraDella (Kirkwood) and Willis Hunnel elementary grades through high school in the Peru School Bryant, and entered into heaven early Sunday morning, System until his retirement in 2005. Leon coached football, April 23, 2017, at the Farwell Rehab and Care Center in- track, softball and basketball teams for both boys and girls Farwell, TX. She graduated from Wheatland School in during his career. 1944. After graduation, she moved to Portales to attend On November 21, 1990, he was married to Susan Say- Eastern New Mexico College. In Portales, while working at ward. After Mr Angevine retired, they moved to Portales, Henley's Grocery Store, she met the love of her life, Ned NM to make their home to be close to their daughter who Wright. She and Ned were married July 13, 1946. To this was attending Eastern New Mexico University. Leon's pas- union were born two daughters, Candy and Kathy. sion was training, riding and showing horses. He built his Later on, Marida went to work as an office worker and business strictly by word of mouth. Leon was known to be worked several years at the Roosevelt County Clerk's Of- a man of few words, but when he spoke they were always fice. In 1974, she and Ned moved to Clovis, where she was gentle, kind and patient, and were filled with wisdom and active in church work and was a member of First Christian meaning. Church. She enjoyed sewing, cooking, square dancing, and He is survived by his wife, Susan of the home; a son and raising Boston Terrier puppies. She treasured the time she daughter-in-law,Travis and Michelle Angevine of St. John's, spent with her family. FL; three daughters and sons-in-law, Katrina and Robert She was preceded in death by Ned, her husband of 62 Krasinski of Lancaster, PA, Sarah and Johnathan Forbes of years on September 14, 2008; her parents and seven Morrisonville, NY and Kate and Ben Sanchez of brothers, Alford, Clifford, J. B., Buford "Curly", Calvon Matador,TX; seven grandchildren, Ty Michael Angevine, "Brownie," Eldon and James "Bunkins" Bryant. Rebekah, Hannah and Robby Krasinski, Conner and Survivors include her daughters, Candy and Kathy of Clo- Ryleigh Perrotte and Clara Forbes and another expected in vis; three sisters-in-law, Becky Bryant of Tucumcari, NM, September of this year; and two sisters, Sally (Leonard) Barbara Bryant of Clovis and Edith Goff of Texarkana, TX Sayward of Lockport,NY and Joyce Dufty of Hoosick Falls, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. NY. Arrangements are under the direction of Wheeler Mortu- Arrangements are under the direction of Wheeler Mortu- ary of Portales.575-356-4455,wheelermortuary.net ary of Portales.575-356-4455,wheelermortuary.net

Death notices Marida Wright Marida Wright, 91, of Clovis, died Sunday, April 23, 2017, at the Farwell Rehab and Care Center in Farwell. She was born Aug. 14, 1925, in Grady. Services: 2 p.m. Thursday at the Wheeler Mortuary Chapel. Information: 575-356- 4455.

Funerals Today Jose Angel Montiel Ramon — 2 p.m. in St. Anne’s Catholic Church, Tucumcari Wilfred Johnson — 2 p.m. at Parkland Baptist Church, Clovis David “Bobo” Lopez — 10:30 a.m. in the Steed- Todd Chapel Floyd Bradley — 10:30 a.m. at First United Methodist Church of Melrose Charley Hudson — 2 p.m. at Faith Triumphant Church in Portales Thursday Luther Dale Belcher — 10 a.m. at Washington Avenue Christian Church, 3800 S. Washington in Amarillo Cleotilde “Tillie” Lucero — 10 a.m. in St. Anne’s Catholic Church, Tucumcari Marida Wright — 2 p.m. in the Wheeler Mortuary Chapel Friday Johnny Molinas — 10 a.m. in St. Anne’s Catholic Church, Tucumcari Leon Angevine — 4 p.m. at 2588 S. Roosevelt Road 3 Saturday Phillip Mudgett — 11 a.m. at The Chapel, 1500 Thornton, Clovis Lehman Lynn Denison — 2 p.m. at The Chapel, 1500 Thornton, Clovis Jack Crouch — 11 a.m. at the Daniels Funeral Home Wyoming Chapel in Albuquerque PAGE 6A ✦ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Wednesday April 26, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Leading off Rams post win in Lovington meet ● Briefly ❏ Hale takes medalist PREP GOLF tally exhausting. To shoot what they with Hobbs second at 372. Texico LSC honors Paisar did today is really good.” came in sixth with a score of 431. RICHARDSON, Texas It was the third team title this season Hale outlasted Lovington’s Kathryn — Eastern New Mexico honors for Lady Rams. by 14 shots over runnerup Carlsbad. for Portales, which also won earlier Campbell by three shots. It was her University’s Austin Paisar All five Rams players shot in the tournaments at Ruidoso and Clovis. third medalist title of the spring. has been named the Lone BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS 80s, and that paid off Star Conference baseball with others not able to Artesia’s Jake Craft earned medal- Leading the way for Texico was sen- pitcher of the week. LOVINGTON — Portales High’s manage the wind. ist honors with a 78, three shots ior Hannah Rucker with a round of 95. ahead of Hobbs’ Tyler Cox. Paisar, a junior right- boys were hardly spectacular in a Tulk finished third Portales squads are back in action hander from Leopolis, stiff wind on Tuesday, but they were individually, while Meantime, junior Janae Hale was on Friday in the Last Chance tourney Wisconsin, scattered eight plenty steady enough to reach the sophomore Talon the girls medalist, shooting an 84, at New Mexico Military in Roswell. singles and tied a school winner’s circle. Payne tied for fourth at 83. and the Lady Rams finished third in Both PHS teams and the Texico girls record with 14 strikeouts Led by senior Thomas Tulk’s round “They did well today,” Rams a seven-team field at 401, one shot travel to The Links at Sierra Blanca in a complete-game 14-2 of 82, the Rams won the coach Matt Hunton said of his squad. ahead of host Lovington. at Ruidoso on Monday for the win over 11th-ranked Murphy/Black Invitational tournament “That wind is so physically and men- Artesia took team honors at 365, District 4/1-4A tournament. Angelo State on Friday night at Greyhound Field. The Hounds went on to split the four-game series. ENMU is off this week- CHS has 6 end, and plays its final regular-season games in a four-game series at Texas- Permian Basin, beginning candidates with a 2 p.m. single game on May 2. Saints get Peterson up for AD NEW ORLEANS — Free agent running back Adrian Peterson has ❏ Interviews are scheduled reportedly agreed to a two-year contract with the for today and Thursday. New Orleans Saints. The Saints have not By Kevin Wilson announced a deal, but MANAGING EDITOR Peterson tells ESPN in a [email protected] statement that he’s agreed CLOVIS — Six applicants hope to to play in New Orleans. become the next athletic director at Clovis Peterson has spent his High School, with five candidates in the dis- entire 10-year NFL career trict and the other holding athletic director with the Minnesota Vikings, experience in Texas. surpassing 1,000 yards Interviews are scheduled today and rushing in a season seven Thursday, Deputy Superintendent of Human times and 2,000 yards once. Resources Kerry Parker said. The expecta- However, he played in Staff photo: David Norton tion is to select an applicant by the end of this only three games last sea- week or early next week, with that person son before being sidelined Portales High freshman Wendy Baeza gets mobbed at home plate by her teammates after hitting starting July 1 at a $77,500 salary. by a knee injury. He also a first-inning home run on Tuesday against Clovis at Wheeler Park. Baeza threw a one-hitter and The selected applicant will succeed Dale missed 15 games in 2014 the Lady Rams did all of their scoring in the first two innings in an 8-1 win over the Lady Wildcats. Fullerton, who leaves the position June 30. because of a child abuse He resigned to avoid any potential conflicts case in which he pleaded of interest after his son, Cal Fullerton, was guilty to misdemeanor reck- named head football coach for the Wildcats. less assault. The victim was The candidates are Keith Durham, Kenny his son, then 4 years old. Lady Rams notch Eudy, Drew Hatley, Greg Hill, Loran Hill Peterson’s last full sea- and Darren Kelley. son was in 2015, when he “We have quality applicants,” had 1,485 yards and 11 Superintendent Jody Balch said, “and the com- touchdowns rushing. mittee will name the one that fits us best.” victory over Clovis ■ Durham, a health teacher at Clovis High. ● Baseball Today He was an assistant coach for the 30-0 2005 ❏ Portales does its damage early on offense en route to 8-1 win. Clovis girls basketball team and head coach for Tuesday’s stars Texico’s 2007 and 2008 Class 2A champion ❏ Dallas Keuchel, girls teams. Other coaching experience includes Astros, threw a complete- By David Norton PREP SOFTBALL Portales, Fort Lewis College, Eastern New game six-hitter as Houston STAFF WRITER Mexico University and Boise State. defeated the Cleveland [email protected] ■ Eudy has spent 31 years in teaching, coach- Indians 4-2. ing and administration in Texas public educa- ❏ PORTALES — Behind an early Kyle Hendricks, barrage on offense and a strong tion. The principal at Olton High School has also Cubs, limited Pittsburgh to outing from freshman pitcher been an athletic director and football coach at four hits over six innings Wendy Baeza, the Portales High Olton, Petersburg, Culberson County- in Chicago’s 1-0 victory softball team defeated Clovis High Allamoore, Blooming Grove and Kress. over the Pirates. 8-1 on Tuesday at Wheeler Park. ■ Hatley, a history teacher at CHS and The Lady Rams defensive coordinator for the football team, ● Scoreboard (12-7) did all their served a year as Clovis baseball coach. He Tuesday damage in the first was a finalist for the CHS football position. Baseball two innings, scor- ■ Greg Hill is an assistant principal at Prep ing five in the first CHS and former baseball coach for both Texico 4, Santa Rosa 1 and three in the sec- Clovis and Portales high schools. ■ Softball ond. Baeza, who Loran Hill, no relation to Greg Hill, is Prep recently came back principal at Yucca Middle School. He has Portales 8, Clovis 1 from a shoulder worked with the district since 2009 and has problem, tossed a been the Yucca principal since November LADY CATS one-hitter with 12 2012. He also coached and taught in the ● TV sports strikeouts and also Lovington school district. The Associated Press delivered a single and a two-run ■ Kelley is CHS’ assistant athletic director All Times MDT homer at the plate. and boys track coach. He has been the track Today “(Baeza) just amazes me,” coach for 18 years and has been an assistant Golf Lady Rams coach Robbie with Clovis’ football (21 years, nine as 8:30 p.m. — TGC, European Crowley said. “She’s been com- defensive coordinator), basketball, baseball PGA Tour, Volvo China Open, ing out here since her injury and and track programs. first round, at Beijing been working her tail off to get Eudy and Hatley were both applicants for Major league baseball back into that shape she was in the Clovis football position earlier this year. 5 p.m. — ESPN, N.Y. Yankees at the beginning of the season. The application period was March 17 through at Boston “She’s just going to get better last Friday. The job requires a master’s degree, NBA playoffs and better, because she wants to Staff photo: David Norton five years of experience in a supervisory position 4 p.m. — TNT, Eastern get better.” After giving up eight runs in the first two innings of Tuesday’s and an administrator license. Conference, first round, Game 5, Baeza, who homered, and game at Portales, Clovis High junior Celeste Chavez blanked The job has 44 listed duties, including atten- Atlanta at Washington Shelbi Walker each drove in a the Lady Rams the rest of the way. She also had the Lady dance at all CHS home athletic events and road events when possible, working with 6:30 p.m. — TNT, Eastern pair of runs for the Lady Rams Wildcats’ only hit and RBI in the 8-1 setback. Conference, first round, Game 5, and they were on cruise control coaches and administration to creating poli- Chicago at Boston after the second inning. pitched well anyway, especially they hit the ball. Celeste did a cies and schedules, making necessary reports NHL playoffs “It’s always nice to hit the ball after the second inning, CHS heck of a job, though.” to the New Mexico Activities Association, 6 p.m. — NBCSN, Western when you have runners on,” coach Brandi Thomas said. Both teams return to action scheduling and contracting all athletic events, Conference, semifinal, Game 1, Crowley said. “As far as putting Chavez also had the only hit and with home doubleheaders on securing all officials for high school contests, Nashville at St. Louis up eight runs on 11 hits, we are RBI for the Lady Cats (2-22). Saturday, Clovis entertaining La keeping inventory and budget for all programs 8:30 p.m. — NBCSN, Western hitting the ball at the right time.” “She threw well,” Thomas said. Cueva at 1 p.m. at Lady Wildcat and helping recommend hires and assign- Conference, semifinal, Game 1, Lady Wildcats junior Celeste “That’s the best I’ve seen her Field while PHS welcomes ments for the program. Edmonton at Anaheim Chavez took the loss, but throw. I give credit to Portales — Moriarty in an 11 a.m. start. “This is a full-time job,” Balch said. “There Soccer are so many athletic activities involving 12:40 p.m. — ESPN2, German Clovis students, it wouldn’t allow for referee- Cup, semifinal, Bayern Munich ing or coaching on the side.” vs. Borussia Dortmund The interviewing panel will include the 12:40 p.m. — NBCSN, Premier Rockets eliminate OKC 105-99 district’s administration cabinet — Balch, League, Tottenham at Crystal Parker, Carrie Bunce (operations) and Joe Palace Strickland (instruction) — Clovis High THE ASSOCIATED PRESS former Thunder teammate only to see the Rockets Principal Jay Brady and CHS Freshman — Staff and wire reports win with more support behind their star point guard. Academy Principal John Howell. HOUSTON — James Harden scored 34 points, Lou Williams added 22 points, and Patrick The athletic director will report to Brady, including a 16-of-17 effort from the free-throw Beverley 15 for the Rockets. instead of to Balch — who said there needs ● Contact line, and took the first-round battle of MVP The Thunder head home a year after advancing to be some sort of buffer between the AD and favorites as the Houston Rockets ousted the to the Western Conference finals after Houston Managing editor Kevin Wilson: superintendent. Oklahoma City Thunder with a 105-99 victory. took this series 4-1. “I did it as Clovis High principal, and it 763-6991 Ext. 320 or e-mail In what was a recurring theme throughout the Westbrook just missed a triple-double, scoring worked,” Balch said. “Jay will be able to do [email protected] five-game series, Russell Westbrook outshined his 47 points to go with 11 rebounds and nine assists. it as Clovis High principal as well.” PAGE 2B ✦ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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He had a two-run triple in Kingsville’s 4-3 win Baseball over Texas A&M-International and had 10 hits, eight runs and seven RBIs in a four- MLB standings The Associated Press Prep linescores game sweep at Texas-Permian Basin. Tuesday ENMU nominee American League District 5-3A Alex DeLaCruz, Jr. SS, Freeports, N.Y. — Texico 4, Santa Rosa 1 Went 6-for-14 with three runs scored, moving East Division Central Division West Division within one of the school’s single-season Texico 110 001 1 — 4 4 1 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Santa Rosa 000 010 0 — 1 3 3 record. He also had a home run and went 4- Ben Crist (7 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 8 SO) for-4 on stolen bases. Baltimore 13 6 .684 — Detroit 11 8 .579 — Houston 14 6 .700 — and Brock Thompson; Joaquin Sanchez, Joseph Esquibel (3), Christian Chavez (5), Derrick Pitcher New York 11 7 .611 1 1/2 Cleveland 10 9 .526 1 Oakland 10 9 .526 3 1/2 Chavez (7) and Darren Chavez. W — Crist. L — Austin Paisar, Eastern New Mexico, Jr. Boston 11 8 .579 2 Chicago 9 9 .500 1 1/2 Los Angeles 9 12 .429 5 1/2 J. Sanchez. Top hitters — Texico: Dalton RHP, Leopolis, Wis. — Paisar tied a school Thatcher 2-3, 2 2Bs, RBI, run; Nathan Phipps 1- record with 14 strikeouts in a complete-game Tampa Bay 11 11 .500 3 1/2 Minnesota 10 10 .500 1 1/2 Texas 9 12 .429 5 1/2 3, HR. Santa Rosa: Da. Chavez 2-3. Records — 7-2 win over No. 11 Angelo State on Friday. Toronto 5 14 .263 8 Kansas City 7 12 .368 4 Seattle 8 13 .381 6 1/2 Texico 20-3 (8-0), Santa Rosa 15-6 (4-3). He scattered eight singles against the Rams and walked two in just the LSC’s third nine- National League Monday inning outing this season. Non-district East Division Central Division West Division First game Basketball Portales 8, Eunice 1 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Eunice 000 001 0 — 1 3 3 NBA playoffs Portales 111 302 x — 8 4 2 Washington 13 6 .684 — Chicago 12 8 .600 — Colorado 14 6 .700 — The Associated Press Logan Gaskins, Arturo Olivas (5) and Mason Miami 10 8 .556 2 1/2 Milwaukee 11 11 .500 2 Arizona 13 8 .619 1 1/2 Copeland, Gaskins (5); Darion Ontiveros and FIRST ROUND Joel Legarda. W — Ontiveros. L — Gaskins. Best-of-7 Philadelphia 9 9 .500 3 1/2 Cincinnati 10 11 .476 2 1/2 Los Angeles 9 11 .450 5 Top hitters — Eunice: Gaskins 2-3, run. Monday New York 8 11 .421 5 St. Louis 9 10 .474 2 1/2 San Diego 8 13 .381 6 1/2 Portales: Ontiveros 3-4, 3 RBIs, HR, 2-run 1B. Toronto 118, Milwaukee 93, Toronto leads series 3-2 Atlanta 6 12 .333 6 1/2 Pittsburgh 8 12 .400 4 San Francisco 7 13 .350 7 Second game Atlanta 111, Washington 101, series tied 2-2 Portales 10, Eunice 0 Golden State at Portland (n), Golden State Scores/schedule Eunice 000 00 — 0 1 1 leads series 3-0 MONDAY’S GAMES Tampa Bay 2, Baltimore 0 (Martinez 0-3), 6:15 p.m. National League Portales 013 06 —10 15 0 Tuesday Houston 105, Oklahoma City 99, Houston American League N.Y. Yankees at Boston, ppd., rain American League Cincinnati (Davis 0-0) at Cristian Larrea, Olivas (5) and Caperton; Baltimore 6, Tampa Bay 3 Detroit 19, Seattle 9 Kansas City (Karns 0-1) at Chicago Milwaukee (Peralta 3-1), 11:40 p.m. Josiah Lucero and Legarda. W — Lucero. L — wins series 3-1 Larrea. Top hitters — Eunice: Larrea 1-2. Memphis at San Antonio (n), series tied 2-2 Minnesota 3, Texas 2 Minnesota 8, Texas 1 White Sox (Quintana 0-4), 12:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 0-0) at Portales: Jordan Garcia 2-4, RBI, 2 runs; Utah at L.A. Clippers (n), series tied 2-2 Chicago White Sox 12, Kansas City 1 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox (n) Houston (McCullers 2-0) at Pittsburgh (Glasnow 0-1), 5:05 p.m. Ontiveros 2-4, RBI; Emilio Lovato 2-3, 3B, RBI, Wednesday L.A. Angels 2, Toronto 1 Oakland at L.A. Angels (n) Cleveland (Bauer 1-2), 4:10 p.m. Miami (Volquez 0-2) at 2 runs. Records — Eunice 5-17, Portales 19-6. Atlanta at Washington, 4 p.m., series tied 2-2 Chicago at Boston, 6:30 p.m., series tied 2-2 National League National League Tampa Bay (Cobb 1-2) at Philadelphia (Pivetta 0-0), 5:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs 14, Pittsburgh 3 Chicago Cubs 1, Pittsburgh 0 Baltimore (Bundy 3-1), 5:05 p.m. Atlanta (Dickey 1-2) at N.Y. Mets Major league leaders Milwaukee 11, Cincinnati 7 Miami at Philadelphia, ppd., rain N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 2-1) at (Syndergaard 1-1), 5:10 p.m. The Associated Press Softball AMERICAN LEAGUE Colorado 8, Washington 4 Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, ppd., rain Boston (Sale 1-1), 5:10 p.m. Toronto (Latos 0-0) at St. Louis BATTING—Garcia, Chicago, .364; Castro, Prep linescore Arizona 7, San Diego 6 Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 1 Seattle (Paxton 2-0) at Detroit (Martinez 0-3), 6:15 p.m. New York, .357; Benintendi, Boston, .347; Tuesday San Francisco 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 Washington at Colorado (n) (Norris 1-1), 5:10 p.m. Washington (Roark 2-0) at Trout, Los Angeles, .346; Headley, New York, Non-district TUESDAY’S GAMES San Diego at Arizona (n) Minnesota (Santiago 2-1) at Colorado (Chatwood 2-2), 6:40 p.m. .339; Bogaerts, Boston, .333; Ellsbury, New Portales 8, Clovis 1 Interleague L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco (n) Texas (Hamels 1-0), 6:05 p.m. San Diego (Cahill 1-2) at Arizona York, .333; Souza Jr., Tampa Bay, .333; Altuve, Clovis 000 010 0 — 1 1 3 Toronto at St. Louis, 6:15 p.m. WEDNESDAY’S GAMES Oakland (Manaea 1-1) at L.A. (Walker 2-1), 7:40 p.m. Houston, .324; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, .324. Portales 530 000 x — 8 11 1 RUNS—Haniger, Seattle, 19; Davis, Oakland, W — Wendy Baeza. L — Celeste Chavez. American League Interleague Angels (Shoemaker 0-1), 8:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Wood 1-0) at San 14; Headley, New York, 14; Judge, New York, 14; Top hitters — Clovis: Celeste Chavez 1-2, Houston 4, Cleveland 2 Toronto (Latos 0-0) at St. Louis Francisco (Cueto 3-1), 8:15 p.m. Lindor, Cleveland, 14; Souza Jr., Tampa Bay, 14; RBI. Portales: Baeza 2-3, HR, 2 RBIs; Devyn Castellanos, Detroit, 13; Gallo, Texas, 13; Lopez 2-2, 2B; Shelbi Walker 1-3, 2 RBIs. Next week: Insperity Invitational. smallmouth bass and largemouth bass. We catfish. Fishing was good using minnows, walleye. Fishing was fair to good using crank Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 13; Sano, Minnesota, 13. Records — Clovis 2-22, Portales 12-7. Online: www.pgatour.com/champions had no other reports. grubs and small tubes for crappie. The sur- baits, jerk baits, senkos, sassy shad and RBI—Mazara, Texas, 17; Ramirez, El Vado Lake — Fishing was good using face water temp was in the low 60s. sweet beavers for largemouth bass and small- Cleveland, 17; Souza Jr., Tampa Bay, 17; tubes, craws and swim baits for smallmouth Cowles Ponds — We had no reports from mouth bass. Fishing was good using cut bait, Haniger, Seattle, 16; Pujols, Los Angeles, 16; College Soccer bass. Carl Stanley of Albuquerque had a great anglers this week. prepared baits and liver for catfish. Jennifer Gallo, Texas, 15; 7 tied at 14. LSC players of the week time bass fishing here on April 23. He caught Coyote Creek — Trout fishing was very Jimenez reported some great fishing with the HITS—Trout, Los Angeles, 27; Souza Jr., Hitter MLS several while using a green pumpkin Berkley good using small bead-head nymphs, worms family this past Saturday which resulted in a Tampa Bay, 26; Benintendi, Boston, 25; Kenedy Urbany, Angelo State, Sr. The Associated Press Power chigger craw. and salmon eggs. mixed bag of crappie, walleye and white bass. Castro, New York, 25; Haniger, Seattle, 25; RHP/DP, Helotes, Texas — Urbany went 7- EASTERN CONFERENCE Fenton Lake — Fishing was good using Eagle Rock Lake — We had no reports All the fish were caught on white Model A Altuve, Houston, 24; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, for-15 for the week with a double, two home W L T Pts GF GA garlic PowerBait, a wide assortment of flies, from anglers this week. Bombers. They found the walleye off points in 24; Garcia, Chicago, 24; 3 tied at 23. runs, seven RBIs, four runs scored and four Orlando City 5 1 0 15 8 5 Panther Martins and Pistol Petes for trout. Eagle Nest Lake — Fishing was good 5 to 10 feet of water. We had no other reports. DOUBLES—Moreland, Boston, 11; walks. She also posted a win in the circle, Columbus 4 3 1 13 11 10 Heron Lake — Fishing was fair using using PowerBait for rainbow trout up to 20 Escondida Lake — We had no reports Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 8; Haniger, Seattle, 7; striking out a career-high 10. New York 4 3 1 13 9 9 PowerBait, salmon eggs and worms from the inches. A few trout were also caught by from anglers this week. Trout, Los Angeles, 7; Castillo, Baltimore, 6; ENMU nominee Atlanta United FC 3 2 2 11 17 8 bank for rainbow trout. We had no reports anglers trolling spinners on light tackle. Gila River — Stream flow on Monday Healy, Oakland, 6; Kepler, Minnesota, 6; Courtney Vigil, Jr. C, Lakewood, Colo. — Chicago 3 2 2 11 10 10 from boaters. Both boat ramps are now open. Fishing was fair to good using big streamers, morning was 179 cfs. We had no reports from Motter, Seattle, 6; CSantana, Cleveland, 6; Posted three hits in each game of ENMU’s dou- New York City FC 3 3 1 10 11 7 Jackson Lake — Fishing was slow for all jointed Rapalas and spinners for northern anglers this week. Souza Jr., Tampa Bay, 6. bleheader sweep at Oklahoma Panhandle State. Toronto FC 2 1 4 10 10 7 species. pike. We had no other reports. The lake has Glenwood Pond — Fishing was good TRIPLES—Castellanos, Detroit, 3; Miller, She had two doubles and three runs scored in New England 2 3 3 9 11 11 Jemez Waters — Stream flow on the opened to boating and one of the courtesy using PowerBait and salmon eggs for trout. Tampa Bay, 3; Trout, Los Angeles, 2; 22 tied at 1. the opener and two RBIs in the nightcap, and D.C. United 2 3 2 8 6 12 Jemez River near Jemez Springs on Monday boat docks is partially installed and useable. Lake Roberts — Fishing was good using HOME RUNS—Davis, Oakland, 7; Springer, also threw out three would-be base stealers. Montreal 1 2 4 7 10 12 morning was 304 cfs and fishing was fair to Gallinas River — Fishing was fair using worms, tubes, leech patterns and crank baits Houston, 7; Gallo, Texas, 6; Judge, New York, Philadelphia 0 4 3 3 8 14 good using worms and salmon eggs for trout. worms for trout. for largemouth bass. Fishing was good using 6; Moustakas, Kansas City, 6; 8 tied at 5. Pitcher WESTERN CONFERENCE Fishing on the East Fork was fair to good using Lake Alice — Trout fishing was very good worms and PowerBait for trout. Fishing was fair STOLEN BASES—Altuve, Houston, 7; Brandy Marlett, Angelo State, Jr. RHP, W L T Pts GF GA bead-head hare’s ear nymphs and worms for using garlic and rainbow PowerBait, salmon using worms and liver for catfish. A big crappie Cain, Kansas City, 6; Dyson, Seattle, 6; Henderson, Nevada — Marlett went 3-0 with Portland 5 2 1 16 18 10 brown trout. Fishing on the San Antonio was eggs, Pistol Petes and Panther Martin spinners. was caught by an angler using a 3-inch water- Ellsbury, New York, 6; Andrus, Texas, 5; three complete games as the Rambelles FC Dallas 4 0 2 14 8 3 good using salmon eggs, worms, bead-head Lake Maloya — Trout fishing was very melon seed leech. We had no other reports. Dozier, Minnesota, 5; Gardner, New York, 5; clinched a share of the LSC regular-season Houston 4 2 1 13 15 11 pheasant tail nymphs and San Juan worms for good using salmon peach and garlic Percha Dam — Fishing was fair to good Mondesi, Kansas City, 5; 4 tied at 4. championship, allowing three runs an striking Sporting Kansas City 3 1 3 12 6 3 a mixed bag of brown and rainbow trout. Trout PowerBait, salmon eggs, Pistol Petes, Joe’s using night crawlers, cut bait and liver for cat- PITCHING—Bundy, Baltimore, 3-1; Givens, out 37, including 12 and a career-best-tying Seattle 2 2 3 9 11 8 fishing on the Cebolla was good using worms, flies, spinners and spoons. fish. We had no other reports. Baltimore, 3-0; Gonzalez, Chicago, 3-0; 17 in games against Texas A&M-Commerce. San Jose 2 3 3 9 8 10 salmon eggs, San Juan worms and small red Los Pinos River — We had no reports Rio Grande — Stream flow below Elephant Hughes, Minnesota, 3-1; Keuchel, Houston, 3- ENMU nominee Minnesota United 2 4 2 8 13 24 copper John Barrs. We had no other reports. from anglers this week. Butte Monday morning was 1,340 cfs. Fishing 0; ESantana, Minnesota, 3-0; Triggs, Oakland, Kaylee Rogers, Fr. RHP, Keller, Texas — Real Salt Lake 2 4 2 8 9 12 Laguna del Campo — Opens for the sea- Maxwell Lake 13 — Fishing was slow for was good using night crawlers, liver, home- 3-1; Vargas, Kansas City, 3-1; 17 tied at 2 wins. Picked up a win and a save in the sweep at Vancouver 2 4 1 7 9 13 son May 1. all species. made dough bait and cut bait for catfish. We ERA—ESantana, Minnesota, 0.64; Sale, OPSU, striking out 10 and walking two. Seven of Los Angeles 2 5 0 6 8 13 Lake Farmington — Nonmotorized water- Monastery Lake — Fishing was very good had no other reports. Boston, 0.91; Keuchel, Houston, 0.96; Duffy, the wins came in her complete-game outing in the Colorado 1 4 1 4 5 9 craft are now allowed on Lake Farmington. using Pistol Petes, San Juan worms, Young Pond — Fishing was slow for all Kansas City, 1.32; Bundy, Baltimore, 1.37; opener and was her 15th win, most in the program NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Fees are $50 for the season or $5 daily. We PowerBait and salmon eggs for trout. species. Vargas, Kansas City, 1.40; Carrasco, since Nicole Dickson won 16 games in 2007. for tie. had no reports from anglers. Morphy Lake — Fishing was good using Southeast Cleveland, 1.65; Paxton, Seattle, 1.78; Miley, Friday’s Game Manzano Lake — We had no reports from wooly buggers, Pistol Petes, spinners, Alto Lake — Fishing was slow to fair using Baltimore, 1.90; Holland, Chicago, 1.99. Golf Houston at Toronto FC, 5:30 p.m. anglers this week. PowerBait, worms and salmon eggs for trout. PowerBait, salmon eggs and worms for trout. STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 42; Salazar, Saturday’s Games Navajo Lake — Fishing was fair to good Pecos River — Streamflow near Pecos on We had no other reports. Cleveland, 36; Archer, Tampa Bay, 32; Vancouver at Montreal, 1 p.m. using baby brush hawgs, senkos, grubs, swim Monday was 351 cfs. Fishing was fair to good Bataan Lake — We had no reports from Darvish, Texas, 31; McCullers, Houston, 31; Prep summary Colorado at Orlando City, 2 p.m. baits and crank baits for smallmouth bass and using San Juan worms, corn, salmon eggs anglers this week. Paxton, Seattle, 30; Pineda, New York, 29; Tuesday Chicago at New York, 5:30 p.m. largemouth bass. Fishing was slow to fair using and worms for trout. Amanda Callantine and Black River — Stream flow at Malaga on Vargas, Kansas City, 28; 3 tied at 27. Ross/Black Invitational At Lovington New York City FC at Columbus, 5:30 p.m. swim baits and spinner baits for northern pike. Christopher Trujillo caught limits of fish over Monday was 4.4 cfs. We had no reports from Portland at FC Dallas, 6 p.m. Fishing for crappie was fair for anglers using the weekend. They were using orange anglers this week. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boys San Jose at Minnesota United, 6 p.m. small tubes and grubs. We had no other reports. PowerBait, corn and salmon eggs. Blue Hole Park Pond — Fishing was fair BATTING—Harper, Washington, .394; Team standings: 1. Portales 334; 2. Real Salt Lake at Sporting Kansas City, San Gregorio Lake — We had no reports Red River — Stream flow below the hatch- using garlic, rainbow and salmon peach Cozart, Cincinnati, .386; Freeman, Atlanta, .381; Carlsbad 348; 3. Artesia 349; 4. Lovington 6:30 p.m. from anglers. ery on Monday was 212 cfs. We had no PowerBait, worms and salmon eggs for trout. Zimmerman, Washington, .379; Thames, 359; 5. Hobbs 365. New England at Seattle, 8 p.m. Seven Springs Brood Pond — Fishing reports from anglers this week. Bonito Lake — Closed until further notice Milwaukee, .373; Myers, San Diego, .345; Top 5 individuals: 1. Jake Craft, Artesia Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. was very good using PowerBait, worms, Panther Red River City Ponds — Fishing was good by the city of Alamogordo due to fire damage. Realmuto, Miami, .344; Suarez, Cincinnati, .343; 78; 2. Tyler Cox, Hobbs 81; 3. Thomas Tulk, Sunday’s Game Martin spinners and salmon eggs for trout. using PowerBait and salmon eggs for trout. Bosque Redondo Lake — Fishing was fair Turner, Los Angeles, .343; Phillips, Atlanta, .343. Portales 82; 4. (tie) Talon Payne, Portales and D.C. United at Atlanta United FC, 1 p.m. San Juan River — Stream flow from Rio Grande — Stream flow on Monday at using night crawlers and liver for catfish. We RUNS—Thames, Milwaukee, 24; Harper, Brad Cole, Carlsbad 83. Navajo Reservoir on Monday was 479 cfs and the Taos Junction Bridge was 1,960 cfs. had no other reports. Washington, 22; Yelich, Miami, 19; Hernandez, Portales results: Tulk 39-43 — 82, Payne scheduled to increase to 1,000 cfs on Fishing in the Taos area was slow. Bottomless Lakes — We had no reports Philadelphia, 18; Suarez, Cincinnati, 18; Eaton, 42-41 — 83, Andrew Underbrink 44-40 — 84, Hockey Thursday, April 27. It is expected to stay at this Rio Hondo — Stream flow near Valdez on from anglers this week. Washington, 17; Freeman, Atlanta, 16; Lamb, Austin Davis 42-43 — 85, Mario Cordova 45- level until the spring release begins on May 3. Monday was 106 cfs. We had no reports from Brantley Lake — Anglers are required to Arizona, 16; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 15; Votto, 44 — 89. NHL playoffs At that time, the ramp up to 5,000 cfs will begin anglers this week. catch and release all fish here as high levels Cincinnati, 15. Girls The Associated Press and may take up to 16 days. This flow is sched- Rio Mora — As of Monday, stream flow of pesticides have been found in some fish. RBI—Ozuna, Miami, 21; Harper, Washington, Team standings: 1. Artesia 365; 2. Hobbs All Times MDT uled to last about 35 days and then ramp back near Terrero was 106 cfs. Fishing was fair Fishing was good using crank baits, swim 20; Blackmon, Colorado, 18; Lamb, Arizona, 18; 376; 3. Portales 401; 4. Lovington 402; 5. Roswell SECOND ROUND down to 500 cfs. Trout fishing through the qual- using worms and salmon eggs for trout. baits, spinners, Big Ned rigs, senkos, flukes, Reynolds, Colorado, 18; Shaw, Milwaukee, 18; Goddard 425; 6. Texico 431; 7. Carlsbad 489. Best-of-7 ity waters was fair to good using fluff baetis, Rio Pueblo — Stream flow near Penasco tubes, grubs and jerk baits for a mixed bag of Zimmerman, Washington, 18; Thames, Top 5 individuals: 1. Janae Hale, Portales Wednesday root beers, red annelids, bead-head pheasant on Monday was 126 cfs. We had no reports white bass and largemouth bass. Milwaukee, 17; Franco, Philadelphia, 16; 84; 2. Kathryn Campbell, Lovington 87; 3. Nashville at St. Louis, 6 p.m. tail nymphs, RS2s and small streamers. from anglers this week. Carlsbad Municipal Lake — We had no Heyward, Chicago, 16. Josey Jackson, Artesia 88; 4. Brehnan Davis, Edmonton at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Fishing through the bait waters was good using Santa Barbara River — We had no reports reports from anglers this week. HITS—Myers, San Diego, 29; Hernandez, Artesia 90; 5. Amanda Rotunno, Hobbs 91. Thursday night crawlers, PowerBait, salmon eggs, cop- from anglers this week. Chaparral Park Lake — Fishing was slow Philadelphia, 27; Harper, Washington, 26; Portales results: Hale 43-41 — 84, per John Barrs and jerk baits. Santa Cruz Reservoir — Fishing was fair to fair using salmon eggs and PowerBait for DPeralta, Arizona, 25; Thames, Milwaukee, Kaitlynn Underbrink 49-49 — 98, Mattison N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 5 p.m. Seven Springs Brood Pond — Fishing using small crank baits, Fisher Chick spin- trout. We had no other reports. 25; Zimmerman, Washington, 25; 5 tied at 24. Blakey 50-53 — 103, Kinzie Davis 56-60 — Pittsburgh at Washington, 5 p.m. was very good using PowerBait, salmon eggs ners, Panther Martin spinners, PowerBait and El Rito Creek — Fishing was good using DOUBLES—Turner, Los Angeles, 9; Shaw, 116, Kiki Helsley 57-65 — 122. and worms for trout. Gulp eggs for trout. We had no other reports. PowerBait, salmon eggs, small spoons and Milwaukee, 8; Bryant, Chicago, 7; Hundley, San Fishing Tingley Beach — Trout fishing at the Shuree Ponds — Open for the season July 1. Pistol Petes for trout. We had no other reports. Francisco, 7; Murphy, Washington, 7; 12 tied at 6. PGA Tour Central and Youth ponds was good using Springer Lake — Fishing was slow to fair Eunice Lake — We had no reports from TRIPLES—Cozart, Cincinnati, 4; The Associated Press New Mexico report PowerBait, salmon eggs, homemade dough using cut bait and large Mepps spinners for anglers this week. Blackmon, Colorado, 3; Myers, San Diego, 2; ZURICH CLASSIC This fishing report, provided by Bill Dunn and bait, worms under a bobber, small spoons and northern pike. Fishing was slow to fair using Green Meadow Lake — Fishing was slow Osuna, Pittsburgh, 2; 21 tied at 1. Site: Avondale, La. New Mexico Department of Game & Fish, has Pistol Petes. We had no other reports. cut bait and night crawlers for catfish. We had for all species. HOME RUNS—Thames, Milwaukee, 10; Schedule: Thursday-Sunday been generated from the best information Northeast no reports on other species. Greene Acres Lake — We had no reports Freeman, Atlanta, 7; Harper, Washington, 7; Course: TPC Louisiana. Yardage: 7,425. available from area officers and anglers. Charette Lakes — Fishing was slow to fair Storrie Lake — Fishing was sporadic at from anglers this week. Stanton, Miami, 7; Zimmerman, Washington, Par: 72. Conditions encountered after the report is com- using PowerBait for trout up to 19 inches. Matt best with just a few trout caught by anglers Grindstone Reservoir — Fishing was fair 7; 9 tied at 6. Purse: $7.1 million. Winner’s share: piled may differ, as stream, lake and weather Bonney reported fishing as slow as he only using PowerBait and salmon eggs. We had to good using worms under a bobber, STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, 10; $1,022,400 per player. conditions alter fish and angler activities. managed two fish in two days. However, they no other reports. PowerBait, Pistol Petes and spoons for trout. Nunez, San Francisco, 6; Peraza, Cincinnati, 6; Television: Golf Channel (Thursday-Friday, Northwest were nice 18-inch rainbows caught on pink Ute Lake — Fishing was fair to good using We had no other reports. Owings, Arizona, 5; Phillips, Atlanta, 5; 7 tied at 4. 1:30-4:30 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-12:30 Abiquiu Lake — Fishing was fair using PowerBait. We had no other reports. Model A Bombers, Flicker Shad and Strike Jal Lake — Fishing was slow for all species. PITCHING—Arrieta, Chicago, 3-0; Cueto, p.m.) and CBS (Saturday-Sunday, 1-4 p.m.). grubs, swim baits, senkos and tubes for Clayton Lake — Fishing was good using King crank baits on the Canadian arm for wall- Lake Van — Fishing was slow but there San Francisco, 3-1; Hellickson, Philadelphia, 3-0; Defending champion: Brian Stuard. smallmouth bass. Fishing for walleye was worms and PowerBait for rainbow trout with eye. Fishing was fair using senkos, curly tail were a few trout caught by anglers using spin- Kershaw, Los Angeles, 3-1; Leake, St. Louis, 3-1; Last week: Kevin Chappell won the Valero slow to fair using crank baits, swim baits and several limits reported. Fishing was fair using grubs, swim baits and spinner baits for small- ners and PowerBait. We had no other reports. McCarthy, Los Angeles, 3-0; WPeralta, Texas Open. grubs. We had no other reports. worms for bluegill and catfish. We had no mouth bass and largemouth bass. Fishing Oasis Park Lake — We had no reports Milwaukee, 3-1; Robles, New York, 3-0; Scherzer, Next week: Wells Fargo Championship. Animas River — Water flow near Aztec on reports on other species. Due to low water was fair using stink bait for catfish. Fishing for from anglers this week. Washington, 3-1; Senzatela, Colorado, 3-0. Online: www.pgatour.com Monday morning was 1,800 cfs. We had no conditions, the boat ramp remains closed. crappie was slow to fair using minnows. The Pecos River — Stream flow below Sumner ERA—Anderson, Milwaukee, 1.13; Leake, reports from anglers this week. Cimarron River — Stream flow below surface water temp stayed in the low 60s. Lake on Monday was 114 cfs. Fishing was fair St. Louis, 1.32; Gonzalez, Washington, 1.35; Albuquerque Area Drains — We had no Eagle Nest Lake on Monday was 12 cfs. Trout Winsor Creek — We had no reports from to good using PowerBait, worms and spinners Syndergaard, New York, 1.73; Hellickson, LPGA Tour reports from anglers this week. fishing was good using worms, salmon peach anglers this week. for trout. We had no other reports. Philadelphia, 1.88; Scherzer, Washington, The Associated Press Bluewater Lake — Trout fishing was slow PowerBait, Panther Martin spinners, San Southwest Perch Lake — Fishing was good using 1.95; Nova, Pittsburgh, 2.00; Senzatela, TEXAS SHOOTOUT with just a few caught by anglers using Juan worms and copper John Barrs. Rick Alumni Pond — We had no reports from Pistol Petes, worms, PowerBait and salmon Colorado, 2.08; Taillon, Pittsburgh, 2.13; Site: Irving, Texas. PowerBait, worms and salmon eggs for trout. Aguilar caught a mixed bag limit of trout April anglers this week. eggs for trout. We had no other reports. McCarthy, Los Angeles, 2.25. Schedule: Thursday-Sunday We had no other reports. 21. He was using a black body, gold blade Bear Canyon Lake — We had no reports Ruidoso River — Stream flow at STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, 33; Course: Las Colinas CC. Yardage: 6,441. Canjilon Lakes — Closed by the U.S. Panther Martin. A section of the river has been from anglers this week. Hollywood on Monday was 16 cfs. Fishing Kershaw, Los Angeles, 32; deGrom, New York, Par: 71. Forest Service until further notice due to dan- closed due to a fuel spill. The closed area Bill Evans Lake — Fishing was fair using was fair to good using salmon eggs for trout. 32; Greinke, Arizona, 31; Martinez, St. Louis, 31; Purse: $1.3 million. Winner’s share: $195,000. ger from falling trees. They are not expected starts at mile marker 291 and goes to the PowerBait, marshmallows, salmon eggs and Santa Rosa Lake — Fishing was good Ray, Arizona, 30; Samardzija, San Francisco, Television: Golf Channel (Thursday-Friday, to open in 2017. Perryville Day use area. Anglers are asked to worms for rainbow trout. Fishing was fair using swim baits, sweet beavers, flukes, 30; Syndergaard, New York, 30; Arrieta, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 1-4 p.m.). Chama River — Monday morning water steer clear of the area. Trout fishing at the using tubes, crank baits and swim baits for tubes, jigs and crank baits for largemouth Chicago, 29; Strasburg, Washington, 29. Defending champion: Jenny Shin. flows below El Vado and Abiquiu were 1,640 Gravel Pit Lakes was fair using garlic largemouth bass. We had no other reports. bass and smallmouth bass. Fishing for wall- Last tournament: Cristie Kerr won the cfs and 1,490 cfs respectively. Fishing has PowerBait, worms and salmon eggs. Caballo Lake — Fishing was fair using eye was fair using minnows, crank baits and LPGA Lotte Championship. College been slow with the high-water release. Fishing Conchas Lake — Fishing was very good crank baits and minnows for a mixed bag of curly tail grubs. We had no other reports. Next week: Lorena Ochoa Match Play. LSC players of the week was slow to fair using worms and salmon eggs using crank baits, jerk baits, sweet beavers, walleye, white bass and crappie. Fishing was Sumner Lake — Fishing was fair using curly Online: www.lpga.com Hitter for trout. The river from the USGS gauging sta- senkos and curly tail grubs for largemouth fair using liver and worms for catfish. We had tail grubs, crank baits and bottom bouncer spinner Pablo Hernandez, Texas A&M- tion to the confluence of the Rio Nutrias is now bass and smallmouth bass. Fishing was fair to no other reports. minnow combinations for walleye. Fishing was fair Kingsville, So. of, Havana, Cuba — PGA Tour Champions catch and release only using single barbless good using crank baits, swim baits, jig and Elephant Butte Lake — Fishing was good to good using crank baits, jerk baits, tubes, grubs Hernandez went 11-for-19 in the Javelinas’ The Associated Press hook artificial flies and lures. minnow combinations and spinner minnow using Kastmasters, crank baits, jerk baits and and senkos for smallmouth bass and largemouth five games during the week, extending his Last week: Vijay Singh and Carlos Franco Cochiti Lake — Fishing was fair using jigs, combinations for walleye. Fishing was good grubs for white bass. Fishing was good using bass. Fishing was slow to fair using stink bait for streak of reaching base safely to 22 games. won the Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf. crank baits, swim baits and spinner baits for using night crawlers, stink bait and cut bait for crank baits and orange tubes and grubs for catfish. We had no other reports. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B NASCAR’s Earnhardt planning to retire

By Jenna Fryer AUTO RACING he missed half of last season recov- filling in for the injured Earnhardt. “I’m so proud of Dale for working THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ering from a head injury. He had “He has a tremendous sense of the so hard to get back and even proud- only became meaningful when it delayed contract talks on an exten- history of NASCAR and, while he er for his courage & self awareness CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dale started to seem most unlikely,” sion to drive the No. 88 Chevrolet, shares his father’s name, Dale has to make the decision to retire. I’m Earnhardt Jr. abruptly announced Earnhardt said. “As you know, I and the two-time Daytona 500 win- made a name for himself with his sure God has many other great his retirement at the end of the sea- missed a few races last year and dur- ner will now call it quits when the accomplishments in racing.” plans for him and us!” son on Tuesday, a decision that will ing that time I had to face the realiza- season ends in November. A third-generation racer, Earnhardt The news was the latest blow to cost NASCAR its most popular tion that my driving career may have “You deserve everything, all the turns 43 in October, is newly married the stock car series, which lost two driver as the series scrambles to already ended without me so much as awards and accolades,” Hendrick and has said he wants to start a fami- other popular drivers in Gordon rebuild its fan base. getting a vote on the table. Of course, said. “There will never be another ly. He has lately become a vocal and Tony Stewart to retirement the At a news conference, Earnhardt in life we’re not promised a vote, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. You’re the one.” advocate for research into sports- past two years. said he “wanted the opportunity to go that’s especially true in racing.” The news shocked and saddened related brain injuries, and the hit he Born and raised in North out on his own terms.” After missing He informed Hendrick Motorsports drivers throughout the paddock. took last June led to months of reha- Carolina, Earnhardt has deep roots much of the 2016 season due to con- owner Rick Hendrick on March 29 of “Dale Jr. has had a huge impact on bilitation that gave him a new per- in NASCAR. His late Hall of Fame cussion-like symptoms, he acknowl- his plan to retire. Earnhardt said our sport — and you can see that spective on his life. The concussions father, Dale, won seven titles and, edged that time off played a role in telling his boss of nearly 10 years was every week with his legion of fans left him with nausea, double vision, known as “The Intimidator,” was his decision. He wanted retirement to the toughest part of his decision. and Junior Nation,” Jeff Gordon said anxiety and other symptoms that he one of the greatest drivers in be his choice rather than something Colorful, candid and talented, in a statement released by Fox Sports, has discussed in great detail. NASCAR history. Earnhardt’s that was decided for him. Earnhardt has been plagued by con- where he now works as an analyst His wife, Amy, posted on Twitter grandfather, Ralph, ran 51 races at “Having influence over my exit cussions the last several years and after spending much of last season shortly after the announcement: NASCAR’s highest level. Thames off to quick start for Brewers

By Genaro C. Armas of the 2008 amateur draft. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thames has said he learned how to be patient while play- MILWAUKEE — Eric ing in Korea because while Thames is bashing his way pitchers there don’t throw as into the Milwaukee Brewers hard, they were able to locate record book. their off-speed pitches. No adjust- Now he’s processing infor- ment period mation about major league necessary for pitching at a quick rate, mak- the bushy-bearded first base- ing adjustments pitch by pitch. man in his first season back “He’s not missing. As the in the majors after three saying goes, you may get years playing ball in Korea. one good pitch to hit in your With two more home runs at-bat, you don’t want to on Monday against the miss it,” Reds manager Cincinnati Reds, Thames Bryan Price said. “He’s hit upped his major league-lead- some good pitches too, but ing home run total to 10. He he doesn’t miss a mistake.” also tied a franchise record The early success is also with his 10th homer in April. about feeling more confi- The Reds must already by dent in his abilities and hav- Staff photo: Kevin Wilson sick of Thames, who has ing more fun over the last seven homers in five games three years. Portales first baseman Alex Galvan takes care of a grounder by Eunice’s Hayden Dean himself during the third against Cincinnati pitching. In January, during his first inning of Monday’s opener at Ram Field. The Rams improved to 19-6 for the season with an 8-1, 10-0 sweep of “It is crazy with baseball,” interaction with Brewers fans the Cardinals. the left-handed slugger said on a winter caravan event, after Milwaukee’s 11-7 win Thames spoke about looking Monday. “There are some forward to the little things teams that somehow the ball again like being able to speak Rams cruise past Eunice finds your barrel and there more English with teammates, are some teams where you and playing cards in the club- get a good pitch and you house. He said he felt humble BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS PREP BASEBALL ing pitcher Cristian Larrea. In the nightcap, the Rams carried a 4-0 lead into the bot- swing and it is a foul ball or to be back in the majors. An Ontiveros gave up three a strikeout. I don’t know.” affable personality also lends PORTALES — The weekend with a three-game hits and only a sixth-inning tom of the fifth and finished it Portales High baseball team on the 10-run rule with a six- Most baseball fans had no to the appearance of Thames sweep at New Mexico unearned run, also walking idea how Thames’ success feeling at ease in Milwaukee. got the final week of its reg- Military, got complete-game one and striking out seven. spot. Juniors Julian Tellez ular season off and Joel Legarda both went overseas would translate to “In Korea and here, I’m pitching efforts from senior “Our guys threw really the majors. He hit .348 with just going to do my job and to a fast start Darion Ontiveros and junior well at NMMI, so we had 3-for-3 and each drove in a on Monday. pair of runs. 124 home runs, 379 RBIs work as hard as I can so come Josiah Lucero against the some guys who could step up and 64 steals in 388 games game time I can relax and let PHS cruised Cardinals, normally a con- for us,” Rams coach Dusty Portales went 8-4 in 4-4A in three seasons in the Korea it all go,” Thames said. to 8-1 and 10-0 tender in Class 3A baseball but Nusser said of Monday’s and currently leads Hope Baseball Organization. Among other notable tid- victories over struggling this year at 5-17. wins. “And we played really Christian (16-7, 6-3) by one- The Brewers signed bits: Eunice at Ram Field, setting Lucero threw a five-inning good defense tonight.” half game, but the Huskies Thames in November to a $16 ■ He broke the Brewers up a battle with Texico (19-3) shutout in Game 2, striking PHS managed just four own a head-to-head million, three-year contract. In record with 10 homers in the in Saturday’s 11 a.m. regular- out seven and allowing only hits in the opener — three tiebreaker and can win the need of more lefties in the line- team’s first 21 games, pass- season finale, also at home. two baserunners — a walk to by Ontiveros, who had a district title by taking two of up, they cut right handed-hit- ing Rob Deer (nine in 1987). The Rams (19-6), who fin- the first hitter he faced and a solo home run and a two- three at home this weekend ting first baseman Chris Carter ■ Going into Tuesday’s ished District 4-4A play last fourth-inning single by los- run single. against NMMI. after a 41-homer season that action, he has reached base tied for the National League at least three times in seven lead to go with Thames. games. But Thames had an unre- ■ He has reached base in Warriors get break following markable initial stint in the 17 of his 19 games. majors, hitting .250 with 21 “It is amazing when stress homers with Toronto and levels decrease you actually Seattle from 2011 to 2013. have fun and be loose and drama-filled opening series The Blue Jays drafted are able to relax,” Thames Thames in the seventh round said. “It is crazy.”

By Anne M.Peterson chise’s run to the 2015 championship. “The players are smart. The coaches I THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He missed the first 43 games last sea- have around me all kind of put me at son dealing with symptoms such as ease, and it turns into a real fluid situa- PORTLAND, Ore. — The Warriors headaches, nausea and an aching neck. tion,” Brown said. “So from that stand- can breathe for a bit after a first-round It is not known when Kerr might point, everyone made it rather easy to series filled with drama. return, but he is expected to seek treat- make that adjustment.” With a sweep of the ment in the San Francisco Bay Area in But it’s still an adjustment, Stephen Portland Trail Blazers, the coming days. Curry said. Golden State now awaits the He was at Game 4 at the Moda “It’s weird when you don’t have your conclusion of the series Center, watching from the locker head coach,” Curry said. “There’s no between the Utah Jazz and room as the Warriors beat the Trail sugar-coating that. But we have to do Los Angeles Clippers — Blazers 128-103 to close out the series what we need to do in his absence.” currently tied at 2. in four games. In the midst of the sobering news The Warriors will also “We’re all thinking about coach and about Kerr, the Warriors got a boost await word on coach Steve Kerr’s health wishing that he gets better. You can tell with the return of Durant for the final — with the short break perhaps provid- he’s kind of forcing his way to be game of the series after he injured his ing more clarity about when he can rejoin around. He wants to be around the left calf in Game 1. the team. Kerr missed the last two games team. But you can tell he’s still hurting Durant had just returned from a left after symptoms from his back surgery a bit,” forward Kevin Durant said. knee injury to play in Golden State’s two years ago suddenly flared up. “That’s how unselfish he is. He always final three regular-season games. He The 51-year-old coach was in obvi- thinks about the group and I think he missed 19 games because of the injury ous discomfort just before the team left should be a little more selfish with him he sustained at Washington on Feb. 28. for the two games at Portland’s Moda time and his body, but he wants to be “We have so much depth, it’s kind of Center. It was announced a few hours around the group.” like a next-man up approach,” Klay before Game 3 that he would stay back Durant, who added to the drama after Thompson said. “Obviously, Kevin is one at the team hotel. Assistant Mike injuring his calf in the opener game of our best players and one of the best in Brown, who has plenty of head coach- against the Blazers, praised Brown for the world, so we miss him when he’s out.” ing experience, took over. stepping into a lead role with short The first-round series between the A day later, Warriors GM Bob Myers notice. A first-year assistant for the Jazz and the Clippers moves back to was scheduled to address the media, but Warriors, Brown was coach of the Los Angeles for Game 5 on Tuesday Kerr showed up instead and said he Cleveland Cavaliers and the Los night. The Clippers are without Blake wouldn’t be available for Game 4, either. Angeles Lakers. Griffin for the rest of the playoffs after “As of now, I’m consulting with my In the first of two stints with he injured his right big toe in Game 3. doctors,” Kerr said. “I’m hoping for Cleveland, Brown led the Cavs to their Brown said the break will do the some improvement and if I can get first NBA Finals appearance in 2007. Warriors good. some improvement, I’ll get back on the He was named the league’s Coach of “In the past, I’ve been in this situa- sidelines. But I’m not going to do that the Year in 2009 when Cleveland fin- tion before as a head coach and with unless I know I can help the team.” ished with 66 wins. certain teams, certain guys you worry Kerr still experiences lingering Brown said Kerr’s foundation and an about having this much time off,” he symptoms from complications follow- experienced group of players helped said. “But I truly think it’s good for ing two back surgeries after the fran- make the translation easy. this group.” PAGE 4B ✦ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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items NEW TODAY! community resources to CLOVIS MUNICIPAL NEW TODAY! educate and promote SCHOOLS JOB FAIR Unit 44 health home activities 1009 Main Street Veronica Tellez LOST: MALE white poo- by interviewing and as- Clovis, NM POSITION OPENING 904 Sunrise Blvd dle with one eye. Last sisting persons in need Lamb Healthcare Center Saturday, April 29th Clovis, NM 88101 seen Thur. night (4/20) of agency services is accepting applications 9:00 am-12pm Contents: tv, microwave, around the 3200 block and/or referring per- for a full-time night Interviews will be HOMES FOR SALE LEGALS mattress, box springs, of N. Main and Tierra IS LOOKING for a re- sons to specific agen- shift LVN. Apply at porter based in Clovis. conducted and Letters CURRY COUNTY night stand, coffee ta- Blanca area wearing a cies for services. Indi- 1500 S. Sunset, Little- If you're an energetic of Intent will be ble, blankets, pillows, red collar w/rabies tag. viduals must possess a field, Texas. For more LEGAL 59267 reporter who can spot given to qualified FOR SALE By Owner! other household items Call: 575-777-0691 or Bachelor's degree. info Call 806-385-6411, April 26, 2017 news and handle cover- applicants. Bring 2200 Belair Rd. Re- 575-265-9514. Bilingual preferred as ext. 2014. LHC is an May 3, 2017 ing such things as city resume & transcripts. modeled 3 BR 2 BA, lrg Unit 49 well as experience in EEO employer. lot w/shop. $255K. For Sabrena Romero government, crime and working with chronic Hiring all teaching Publication of Notice schools, we want to & non-teaching info. & appt. 575-714- 932 Pecos SPECIAL NOTICES mental health/physical 7533 or 575-309-7533 of Lien Sale Clovis, NM 88101 hear from you. health issues. A legal positions. NEW TODAY! Contents: tv, chair, table, Experience is preferred, background check will Class A CDL In accordance with the high chair, kids toys CLOVIS MEDIA INC. but entry-level candi- be conducted. If inter- FULL TIME Hazmat Driver needed. New Mexico Self Stor- shall not be liable for dates with demonstrat- ested please submit SEEKING: CDL DRIVERS age Lien Act (48-11-1), Unit 94 failure to publish an ad, ed ability will be consid- cover letter, resume Apply at Redrock Oil with tanker endorse- U-Store-It, 1510 W. 7th Sabrina Alford for typographical errors ered. We offer a com- with five references and 521 W. Brady, Clovis ment and 2 years min. 575-762-2284 or 575- St., Clovis NM, 88101, 1212 Ross St. or for errors in publica- petitive benefits pack- phone numbers, copy experience. 500 mi. ra- will sell the contents of Clovis, NM 88101 tion except to the extent age including medical of college diploma to 309-1665 dius of Portales, NM. GOT A TRUCK, VAN, the following storage Contents: household pic- of the cost of that por- and vision programs, Lorraine Meza, Human Call: 575-391-0081 or units, to satisfy a stor- tures, toys, household tion of the ad wherein paid vacation and a re- Resources, 1100 West NEED CAREGIVER 575-263-4731. OR SUV that you age lien and related items the error occurred. Cost tirement plan. 21st, Clovis, NM 88101. for an adult female need to sell?. How charges, by conducting Applicants should email adjustment is limited to MHR is an EOE/AA em- wheelchair bound. SPARKLE CLEANERS about a deals for a public disposal sale a resume and several Unit 98 the first day insertion. ployer. Deadline for ap- Evening Shift Taking applications for wheels? We have a on Thursday, May 11th, writing examples to Hu- Mellissa Silva plication material will be Sunday-Friday presser 25-32 hrs per deal for your wheels. 2017 at 9:00 a.m., or man Resources Direc- 2101 W. Grand Wednesday, April 26, 5pm-8pm wk. Apply in person 500 thereafter. The contents tor Joyce Cruce at: Call Rebekah or Clovis, NM 88101 2017 at 5:00 p.m. Please call: Commerce Way, Clo- of the units will be sold [email protected]. Tammy at 763-3431. Contents: chairs, ironing 575-714-1085 vis. to the highest offer. board, Christmas dé- SUPERIOR SECURITY Sale will be conducted cor, sleeping bags, MENTAL HEALTH RE- Services, LLC is hiring at U-Store-It, 1510 W. mattress, bed frame, SOURCES, INC.. (Clo- full time Lev. 1, 2 & 3 7th St., Clovis NM, dresser, sofa, vacuum, vis) has vacancies for Security Officers in Clo- 88101. U-Store-It may microwave, other house Care Coordinators and vis and Portales. Offer- withdraw any unit from hold items a vacancy for Health ing competitive pay. the sale prior to the Homes Community Liai- New Mexico Licensed time of the sale. Unit 99 son (HHCL). The Care security officers are en- Ronald T. Highnight HELP WANTED Coordinator will be pro- couraged to apply; Unit 4 220 Hickory St. viding a vital service to however, we will train Jerry Owen Clovis, NM 88101 our members through and process license ap- 104 Edwards Contents: washing ma- ACCOLADE HOME care coordination activi- plication for suitable Clovis, NM 88101 chine, dryer, dresser, CARE is seeking an ex- ties including conduct- candidates. Must be Contents: Scooters, bed lamp, tools, house perienced RN to serve ing assessments, care willing to work 12 to 14 frames, lamps, grill, decor, space heater, as our Clinical Supervi- planning, telephonic, hour night shifts. weed eater, other Christmas décor, bike, sor in Muleshoe, TX. A and in-home visits, co- Please visit our website household items dvd player, kitchen ta- $1500 sign-on bonus ordination of benefits and click on the em- ble, household items may be available. 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Unit 26 Juan Romero 3rd 1312 Pecos Clovis, NM 88101 Contents: ladder, power wheels car, bikes, tires, glue gun, book shelf, LOST AND FOUND milk crates, tools, tv, sofa, table, other household items FOUND: 2 Male puppies @ 6:30am Fri. around Unit 29 3500 Lew Wallace Roseanna Ortega area. 1 white and the 1596 US Hwy 60/84 other black and white Clovis, NM 88101 seem to be brothers. Contents: washing ma- Will give away to a chine, dryer, mattress, good home. Please box springs, bed Call: 575-799-4609 frames, tire iron, book LOST MALE black/white shelf, other household long haired cat, items neutered & declawed. Answers to “Jackson” Unit 41 Missing since Saturday Marivel Gonzales from Norris & 14th Call 209 West St. 575-769-1855 or 575- Clovis, NM 88101 760-0074 Contents: mattress, box Here’sHere’s WhereWhere You’llYou’ll FFindind IIt.t. springs, dresser, chair, LOST AND FOUND sofa, tables, dvd player, FREE PET ADS. 5 crib, book shelf, stroller, LINES, 5 DAYS, FOR toys, other household FREE. CALL 763-3431. PAGE 6B ✦ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS APARTMENTS Herman MOTORCYCLES CARS FOR SALE TRUCK/VAN/SUV CURRY COUNTY

LOLOMAS APTS. 2014 FORD Super Accepting applications Cab XLT, ½ Ton P/U, on 1 & 2 BD apart- V-6, 3.7 Ltr, tow ments. Pick up applica- tion at 1500 Mitchell. package, 24,000 Amenities include open miles, purchased new. $23,750 OBO floor plans, energy effi- FARM/RANCH 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S FOR SALE OR TRADE cient appliances, wash- under 500 miles, excel- Call 806-789-1502 EQUIPMENT 2007 Buick Lucerne Clovis er and dryer hookups, lent condition, has been CXL, 3.8 V6, super fitness room, laundry 2 SILOS for sale. If in- garage kept and only clean, excellent condi- room and large gather- terested please call one owner. $6,200 tion, leather, only ing room for community 575-760-8800. OBO Call 575-218- 44,000 miles, $8750 gatherings. Call 575- 4739. 575-749-3032 763-9575 for more in- TERESA SAID, “Thank ALL real estate advertis- st formation. 1 month you so much for run- ing in Clovis Media Inc. free rent. Must bring in ning the ad for our newspapers is subject to or mention this ad. TRUCK/VAN/SUV 2015 TOYOTA 4Runner the Federal Fair Housing lost Jeep key. It was MINT CONDITION Act of 1968 as amended returned today by the SR5 - 4x4 which makes it illegal to APARTMENTS person who had * 3k miles advertise "any prefer- found it after they * 1 owner ROOSEVELT * Silver exterior ence, limitation or dis- read it in the crimination based on * Factory Navigation Classifieds.” race, color, religion, NEW TODAY! * Full Factory Warranty handicap, family status Awesome! FSBO - $31,000 or national origin, or an CARS FOR SALE Call: 575-760-6761 intention to make any CLEAN DUPLEXES, 1 such preference, limita- – fully furnished and 1 - unfurnished, Central tion or discrimination." 1977 CHEVY Silverado Clovis Media Inc. will not H/AC No pets. 575- CAMPERS AND CAMPERS AND 562-0733 or 760-6121 new 350 fuel injected knowingly accept any ad- MOTOR HOMES MOTOR HOMES motor, 95% totally re- vertising in this newspa- stored, 4000 miles on per that is in violation of 2016 FOREST RIVER new motor, new tires, the law. Our readers are HOUSE FOR RENT Wolf Pup Cherokee TT mint condition, $13,900 FOR SALE: hereby informed that all CURRY COUNTY Brand NEW! 2002 BMW 745I Call 575-760-7304 2007 Mercury dwellings advertised in Only 25mi put on it! 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