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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Officer ‘embarrassed’ about missing gun in pat down ❏ Wesley Flores still I’m so embarrassed, you cannot even respond to interview requests from dent. imagine right now,” Sanford Wagner media, is seen on previously released “My heart sank to my freakin’ recovering after shot told an interviewing officer shortly video patting down Flores as he was feet,” Wagner said in the video inter- after Flores began a four-hour stand- arrested at his grandfather's house. At view, when he first realized what was to face during standoff. off with police. “I may have missed the jail, Flores accompanied Wagner happening. By David Grieder something. Well, obviously I did.” into the pre-booking vestibule, where Flores, 28, is recovering from his The interview was part of video he was met by a jail officer, who wounds, and still faces pending STAFF WRITER released this month by Clovis police began processing Flores into custody charges connected to the standoff. [email protected] in response to an Inspection of Public as Wagner left the small room. The video from the standoff shows Detention Center image a small force of law enforcement, CLOVIS — The Clovis police Records Act request filed by The Records show the jail officer exit- One officer readies a flash-bang News. ed the pre-booking vestibule almost armed, with shields and gas masks, officer who brought Wesley Flores diversionary device hoisted on a Flores ultimately shot himself in immediately, leaving Flores alone, breaching the side door of the pole, right, moments before into the Clovis jail on Feb. 1 told a vestibule where Flores had been iso- the face as police introduced pepper when the gun appeared. Jail breaching a side door of a pre- fellow officer he was "embarrassed" spray into the pre-booking vestibule Administrator Mark Gallegos lated. that he'd allowed Flores to bring a where he produced the gun he'd hid- described it as a brief "hostage situa- Officials have said pepper spray booking area in the jail where gun into the facility. den in his clothing. tion," which may factor into the Wesley Flores kept police at bay “Very small, that Kimber Micro … Wagner, who has declined to charges still pending from the inci- STANDOFF on Page 5A for four hours.

Clovis Christian SLOW AND STEADY graduating class ‘high-achieving’ ❏ Six recognized for their successes inside and outside of the classroom.

By Jamie Cushman GPA.” STAFF WRITER Reflecting back on their [email protected] time at CCS, many of the graduates also looked CLOVIS — Six seniors beyond the classroom to the graduated from Clovis athletic field for their Christian Schools on favorite memories at the Saturday at Living Stones school. Church. They were praised For Jenna and Patricia for more than just academic Steele, it was archery, for success. Keith Dunton and Josh Fly, “This graduating class it was football, and for has been high-achieving, Reagan Glover, it was track. but also all-around skilled," “It’s a real family envi- said Superintendent Ladona ronment,” Glover said of Clayton. "They haven’t just the track team, a sentiment focused on an academic Fly echoed as well. goal, they focused on ath- Dunton said that family- Staff photo: Jamie Cushman letics, they built their spiri- like atmosphere extended Johnathan Tijerina, age 7, touches a tortoise during Clovis Family Fun Day on Saturday at Hillcrest Park Zoo. tual lives. ... They never into the classroom too. The zoo and the splash park were free to attend during the event which also featured a free lunch. lost focus of continuing to “It’s nice because the grow spiritually and be sure teachers single you out and their academics stayed can help you with your strong. There’s not a stu- work. There’s not 30 kids in dent in that bunch that did not have a good solid GRADS on Page 5A Breaking ground for detention center ❏ The new facility is unit, a medical unit, two recreational — a convicted killer — eluded yards and a new sally port to be con- authorities for four years. funded by gross structed on Ninth Street, was debated Despite county officials' con- for years, repeatedly rejected by vot- tentions the escapes were related to receipts tax increase. ers, and ultimately funded by poor construc- tion of the jail, By Jamie Cushman a gross receipts tax increase implemented by county com- Fast facts voters three STAFF WRITER missioners. times voted [email protected] “It was 10 years of work- ■ Tuesday’s groundbreaking down proposals ceremony begins at 10 a.m. CLOVIS — Curry County on ing on funding and getting for improve- Tuesday will break ground on a deten- the funds secured to do the ments. tion center addition and renovation renovations and additions that are In November 2010, more than 70 project that’s 10 years in the making. needed,” County Manager Lance Pyle percent of Curry County voters reject- “It’s been a long road, but it’s final- said. “And also a lot of studies that ed a $33 million proposal that would ly headed towards the end,” Curry went into doing the renovations and have renovated the jail and court- County Commission Chairman Ben additions.” house. In April 2012, voters said no to a Staff photo: Jamie Cushman McDaniel said. “A year and a half Debate regarding the jail began in $9.3 million project that would have Reagan Glover addreses the audience during Clovis about construction time, so we’re not 2008 after a series of inmate escapes, quite there yet, but slowly getting most notably when eight men with renovated the jail. The vote was 1,014 Christian Schools’ graduation ceremony on Saturday at there.” violent criminal histories climbed to 946. Living Stones Church. Glover was one of six graduates The project, which will include a through the jail's roof. All were ulti- recognized at the event. nearly 14,000 square foot housing mately recaptured, but Edward Salas FACILITY on Page 6A

Forecast: Today Monday Tuesday Index Calendar...... 2A Crossword ...... 3B Reach us at: High: 69 High: 76 High: 78 Classified ...... 5-6C Obituaries...... 3A Comics ...... 4B Sports ...... 1-4D (575) 763-3431 Low: 54 Low: 57 Low: 58 Commentary ...... 4-5A PAGE 2A ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS School shooting suspect held in isolation Tony’s pic of the week By Molly Hennessy- their abandoned belongings. Department, said Barnes Staff photo: Fiske, Matt Pearce After surrendering to might lose his right arm. police at the school, “We want to know exactly Tony Bullocks and Jenny Jarvie Pagourtzis waived his right what went on in there,” Dale A great horned LOS ANGELES TIMES to remain silent and con- said. “All we know is he was owlet gives a fessed to the shooting, the first one in there and he SANTA FE, Texas — A “Who-are-you- authorities said. Pagourtzis was shot in both arms.” looking-at?” student who authorities said said “he did not shoot stu- Walter Braun, chief of the glare Friday confessed to killing 10 peo- dents he did like so he could school district’s police ple at a Houston-area high have his story told,” accord- department, declined to afternoon at school was being held in iso- ing to a probable-cause state- answer questions about the Hillcrest Park lation Saturday as the com- ment. police response to the shoot- Zoo. The owlet munity continued to mourn. Henry questioned the sus- ing or whether the depart- was taken to Two bombs that junior pected shooter at his initial ment had seen any warning Dimitrios Pagourtzis, 17, the zoo briefly court appearance Friday. signs from Pagourtzis before after it was allegedly brought to Santa Fe Pagourtzis answered the the attack. reported in High School Friday were judge’s questions, admitting “Our officers went in there “intended to be IEDs,” the shooting, but said little and did what they could,” possible danger, improvised explosive else, Henry said. Braun said at a news confer- apparently sep- devices, but turned out to be Officials also increased the ence. “They did what they arated from its “nonfunctional,” Galveston number of reported injuries were trained for, and went in family. Officials County Judge Mark Henry at Friday’s shooting from 10 immediately.” said it said Saturday. to 13. One of the shooting While the school was now appeared Pagourtzis, who had believed to be free of explo- victims, school police healthy and allegedly posted images of Officer John Barnes, sives, all district schools will guns and a T-shirt with the remained in critical but stable remain closed until at least reminded area words “BORN TO KILL” on condition Saturday after Tuesday as officials sort residents that social media in the weeks nearly dying from blood loss, through the crime scene. such animals before the shooting, is being police officials said. Officers have been bring- should not be held without bond while fac- “This guy ran toward dan- ing in students 10 at a time to bothered in ing charges of capital murder ger. I can’t thank him gather belongings from parts their habitat. and aggravated assault on a enough,” Henry said in an of the school that were not Those eyes public servant. interview. “He’s a hero in my closed off, Braun said. His schoolmates were book.” Officials have not yet pub- and attitude allowed to return to the A close friend, Capt. James licly identified the victims, make it my pic school Saturday to retrieve Dale of the Houston Police who were mostly students. of the week. Meetings calendar Events calendar Monday 6:30 p.m. at the Memorial Today Prince Street Baptist Church, the Farwell High School of A Girl and a Gun Women’s ■ Clovis City Commission Building, 200 E. Seventh St., ■ Grady High School 421 N. Prince St., Clovis. Auditorium. Information: 806- Shooting League. Information: — 5:15 p.m. at the North Portales. Information: 575-356- Graduation — 5 p.m. at the Featuring pastor Ryan Denton 481-3371 254-493-2455 Annex of the Clovis-Carver 6662 Grady High School from El Paso and music by ■ Tent Revival — 6 p.m. at Public Library, 701 Main St., Gymnasium. Information: 575- Glen Wortham. Information: Saturday Prince Street Baptist Church, Clovis. Information: 575-763- Thursday 357-2192 575-762-4220 ■ Wheatland School 421 N. Prince St., Clovis. 9654 ■ Eastern New Mexico ■ Country Gospel Concert ■ Stitch Addicts — 6:30 Reunion — 9 a.m. at the Featuring pastor Ryan Denton ■ Grady Board of Water Utility Authority — 1 — 6 p.m. at Living Word p.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Grady Senior Citizens Senior from El Paso and music by Education — 6 p.m. at Grady p.m. at the Curry County Church, 2101 E. 21st St., Library. Crochet lesson: Puff Center, 104 Main St., Grady. All Glen Wortham. Information: Municipal Schools, 100 Commission Chambers, 417 Clovis. Bruce and Betty from stitch stole. Information: 575- former attendees of Wheatland 575-762-4220 Franklin St., Grady. Gidding St., Clovis. Information: Buckeye, Arizona will perform 763-9687 schools in Grady, San Jon and Information: 575-357-2192 575-935-4262 country gospel music. Tucumcari are invited. May 27 Information: 575-218-1914 Thursday Information: 575-357-2353 ■ Cannon Air Force Base Tuesday The meetings calendar is ■ Tent Revival — 6 p.m. at ■ Special Food Air Show Space and Tech ■ Clovis Board of a daily listing of area Monday Prince Street Baptist Church, Distribution — 9 a.m. to 11 Fest — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Education — 5:30 p.m. at the events. To place an item on ■ Stitch Addicts — 1:30 421 N. Prince St., Clovis. a.m. at Central Christian Cannon Air Force Base. the calendar, call the news- Clovis Municipal School District p.m. to 3 p.m. at Clovis-Carver Featuring pastor Ryan Denton Church, 1528 S. Main St., Information: 575-784-4131 room at 575-356-4481 or e- ■ Board Room, 1009 Main St. mail: Public Library. Crochet lesson: from El Paso and music by Portales. Open to qualified indi- Tent Revival — 6 p.m. at Information: 575-769-4300 escarbrough Puff stitch stole. Information: Glen Wortham. Information: viduals in the Portales area. All Prince Street Baptist Church, ■ Portales City Council — @thenews.email 575-763-9687 575-762-4220 new clients must complete an 421 N. Prince St., Clovis. ■ Tent Revival — 6 p.m. at income eligibility form required Featuring pastor Ryan Denton Prince Street Baptist Church, Friday by The Emergency Food from El Paso and music by 421 N. Prince St., Clovis. ■ Portales High School Assistance Program. Glen Wortham. Information: easternnewmexiconews.com Featuring pastor Ryan Denton graduation — 7 p.m. at Information: 575-769-2103 575-762-4220 ■ Your source for local news and sports from El Paso and music by Greyhound Arena. Information: Cannon Air Force Base Glen Wortham. Information: 575-356-7000 Air Show Space and Tech Ongoing 575-762-4220 ■ Spring Blood Drive — Fest — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at ■ Artist of the month — Art 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Curves, Cannon Air Force Base. from Aubrey Ann Johnson and Tuesday 2909 N. Prince St., Suite A. Information: 575-784-4131 Sandi Chitwood will be on ■ Tent Revival — 6 p.m. at Information: 575-762-2574 ■ Floyd High School exhibit all month at Clovis- Prince Street Baptist Church, ■ Tent Revival — 6 p.m. at Graduation — 1 p.m. at the Carver Public Library. 421 N. Prince St., Clovis. Prince Street Baptist Church, Floyd High School Gymnasium. Information: 575-762-6359 Featuring pastor Ryan Denton 421 N. Prince St., Clovis. Information: 575-478-2211 from El Paso and music by Featuring pastor Ryan Denton ■ A Girl and a Gun Ladies The events calendar is a Glen Wortham. Information: from El Paso and music by Only Meet and Greet — 1 daily listing of area events. To place an item on the cal- 575-762-4220 Glen Wortham. Information: p.m. at Patriot Outdoors endar, call the newsroom 575-762-4220 Academy. Local women are at 575-356-4481 or e-mail: ■ Wednesday Farwell High School invited to learn more about the escarbrough ■ Tent Revival — 6 p.m. at Graduation — 7 p.m. (CDT) at Stateline New Mexico chapter @thenews.email Eastern New Mexico News

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MAY 20 Obituaries On this date ... Death notices Manis Blanton 1988: American con- Fred Trujillo Stanley Harrison May 5, 1939 - May 10, 2018 sumption of lamb had risen Manis Blanton, age 79, of slightly but still lagged con- Age: 78 Age: 68 Clovis, NM, a Fireman and siderably behind other types City of Residence: City of Residence: local business owner of meat. Portales, NM Lubbock, TX passed away on May 10, Date & Place of Birth: 2018, at Covenant Special- The United States Date & Place of Birth: Aug. 29, 1949 in Lubbock ty Hospital in Lubbock, Department of Agriculture Mar 16, 1940 in Palma, NM Date & Place of Death: Texas. Manis was born in said Americans were expected Date & Place of Death: May 16, 2018 in Lubbock Valdosta, Georgia on May to eat about 1.4 pounds of May 17, 2018 in Portales, Occupation: Retired air- 5, 1939. His father's name lamb per person during 1988, NM line pilot was Hollie Randolph Blan- ton and his mother was Lu- up from 1.3 pounds the year ENMU’s College of Liberal Occupation: Truck Services: Funeral serv- before, according to an Arts and Sciences, following cille Brandon. Manis and Driver ices will be held at 1:00 first wife Linnie Pate had Associated Press article. a nationwide search. PM, Wed., May 23, 2018 at “But,” the article warned, Both were already at Services: Mass of the four children. He later mar- Resurrection at 10:00 AM, the Wheeler Mortuary ried Geraldine Credle on “don’t trade in for a sheep ENMU, and expected to Chapel Wed., May 23, 2018 at St. December 11, 1976 in Clo- ranch just yet.” resume the new positions on Interment: Eiland vis, New Mexico. Manis The 1988 per capita con- July 1. Helen Catholic Church Cemetery worked for the Clovis Fire sumption of beef was expect- Frost was an associate pro- Arrangements by Wheeler Arrangements by Wheeler Department for almost 20 ed to tip the retail scale at fessor of anthropology and Mortuary, 575-356-4455, Mortuary, 575-356-4455, years and was proud of his service to the community. He 72.1 pounds per person, fol- had been assistant dean for wheelermortuary.net wheelermortuary.net was a man of faith, he loved the Lord, and he loved the out- lowed by pork at 62.7 pounds, the College of Liberal Arts doors, fishing, making people laugh, playing his guitar, and and veal at 1.5 pounds. and Sciences since 1976. Funerals spending time with family, friends and his dog Cisco. Chicken was the most pop- Thomas had been interim Manis is preceded in death by: his father, Hollie Randolph dean for the College of Monday at St. Helen Catholic Blanton and mother, Lucille Brandon Clark; brother, Jimmy ular meat, with an average per Eric Blanton; first wife, Linnie (Stuart) Pate, deceased on capita consumption of 82.9 Liberal Arts and Sciences for Manis Blanton —10 Church, Portales January 25, 2018; the love of his life, wife Geraldine Blan- pounds. the 1977-78 academic year, a.m. at Lawn Haven Stanley Harrison — 1 ton; and granddaughter, Tuesday Hope Credle. and had been at ENMU since Memorial Gardens, Clovis p.m. at Wheeler Mortuary He is survived by: one sister, Judy Pinkston of Florida; 1978: Everett Frost was 1959 in science education. Juan A. Garcia — 4 p.m. Chapel, Portales three sons, Ricky (Charlene) Blanton of Lake Forest, Cali- named dean of Eastern New at Steed-Todd Funeral Thursday fornia, William (aka Bill) L. Blanton of St. Augustine, Flori- Mexico University’s Pages Past is compiled by Home, Clovis Richard Motl — 2 p.m. da, and Matt (Bernice) Blanton of Clovis, New Mexico; one Academic Affairs and Betty Williamson. Contact Wednesday at Steed-Todd Funeral daughter, Cindy Harmer (Mark Edwards) of Lubbock, Graduate Studies, and Gordon her at: Fred Trujillo — 10 a.m. Chapel, Clovis Texas; two step-sons, Steve (Susan) Credle of Clovis, New Thomas was named dean of [email protected] Mexico and Shane (Melody) Credle of Portsmouth, Virginia; eleven grandchildren, James Blanton, Seka (Billy) Guhrke, Richard D. Motl Selina Marriott (Tim Garcia), Lisa (Terrell) McGruder, Jus- May 26, 1933 - May 11, 2018 tine Blanton (Terrance Martinez), Hayden Blanton, Ryan Reporter’s Richard D. Motl, age 84, of (Kayci) Credle, Brannon Credle, Madison Credle, Macken- Clovis, NM went to be with zie Credle and Tucker Credle; ten great-grandchildren, the Lord on May 11, 2018, in ORyin and Zolin Guhrke, Blayze and Zayden Garcia, T.J., notebook Clovis, NM just 15 days be- Lala and Tavian DeCoty McGruder, Anthony and Nehemi- fore his 85th birthday. He ah Martinez, and Peyton Credle. Insert quarter was born on May 26, 1933, in Graveside services will be on Monday, May 21, 2018, San Angelo, TX to Frank 10:00am at Lawn Haven Memorial Garden Cemetery with for second player Motl, Sr. and Emillie Batla Darryl Baldwin officiating. Pallbearers will be Ricky Blan- CLOVIS — If you were Motl. ton, Bill Blanton, Matt Blanton, Mark Edwards, Steve Credle in town Friday afternoon, Richard graduated from An- and Shane Credle. Honorary bearers are all of his grand- ton High School and Texas children. you might have glimpsed a Tech University in 1954. Af- Memorial contributions may be made in his honor to the vibrant slice of a largely ter college he began his ca- National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. bygone gaming era rum- reer farming near Anton, TX Manis Blanton's family wishes to extend our sincere bling down the road. decades back, previously south of Roundup. Richard thanks to Dr. Bobadilla and his staff, the many wonderful With more than a dozen located near 21st and married Janet Brazil of An- nurses and doctors at UMC of Lubbock and finally the arcade machines fastened Prince streets. ton, TX in 1954, and the fam- Covenant Specialty Hospital of Lubbock. ily moved to Clovis, NM in Services are under the care of Steed Todd Funeral Home, tight to a trailer, Jeremy The devices are on their way to join a growing 1965, where he farmed for 800 E Manana, Clovis NM 88101 (575) 763-5541. You Meyer drove down Prince approximately 25 years. may sign the online guest registry at www.steedtodd.com. Street from “just an old ensemble of comparable Richard is preceded in death by: his brothers, Frank Motl, building” north of Clovis consoles, part of a project a Jr. of Red River, NM and Cecil Motl of Anton, TX; sisters, where he said he’d pur- year in the making for Violet Pittman of Bakersfield, CA and Dorothy Hooper of chased the retro icons. Meyer to establish a new Anton, TX; and nephew, Franklin Pittman of Arkansas. easternnewmexiconews.com arcade near Tucson, He is survived by: son, Blake Motl of Albuquerque, NM For some, it was an and daughter Marva Motl of Albuquerque, NM; sisters, Dott Your source for local news and sports evocative splash of neon- Arizona. He came to Byerely of Ft. Worth, TX and Jaydean Peters of Corpus colored nostalgia. Clovis last week especially Christie, TX; dear friend, Joy Williams of Clovis, NM; and “Oh look, someone for the games, as he did 17 nephews and nieces. loaded up the Eighties on a previously to Santa Fe on a Richard was a well-versed, well-read intelligent man. separate expedition. When he wasn't working he enjoyed hunting, fishing, snow trailer and is hauling it skiing and water skiing. He will be dearly missed by all. away,” District Court Judge Maybe it’s the mind Visitation will be held in the Steed Todd Funeral Home Fred Van Soelen wrote playing tricks, but you can Chapel on Wednesday, May 23, 2018, from 11:00am to online of the sighting. almost hear the “waka 8:00pm and Thursday, May 24th from 8:00am to 2:00pm. Van Soelen told The waka” sound fading down Funeral services will immediately follow at 2:00pm after vis- News he thought back to the highway. itation on Thursday. Burial will be on Friday, May 25, 2018, 10:00am CST at the Anton Cemetery in Anton, TX. the quarters he’d sunk into Services are under the care of Steed Todd Funeral Home, games at the old “Video — Compiled by Staff 800 E Manana, Clovis NM 88101 (575) 763-5541. You may Village” arcade three Writer David Grieder sign the online guest registry at www.steedtodd.com. Lottery Friday Mega Millions 9 26 53 64 66 Megaball: 11 Megaplier: 2 PAGE 4A Sunday May 20, 2018 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt counties and beyond VoicesTHE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Viewpoint Immigration laws Ag’s come along since ’89 prediction On May 24, 1989, the Saying this area is going to been transplanted so crops should be focused Portales News-Tribune ran an turn into a dust bowl makes that grew well in one location article I wrote about Portales Wendel for a good storyline. But, I or environment but didn't pro- biology professor Bob Taylor never have liked big crowds, duce certain amino acids on violent criminals refuting an article in Sloan so I wouldn’t mind if a few and/or other human-required ◆ his is the undocumented immigrant our Interview magazine about people get scared and move nutrients could start produc- eastern New Mexico turning Local away,” he laughed. ing them. Without these nation should welcome: the Lawrence, columnist into a dust bowl by 2020. I caught up with Taylor a advances, there would be TKansas, chemist whom immigration offi- Author Greg Goldin had few days ago at a Portales much greater malnutrition, cials attempted to deport this year, much to the written, “Farmers of west restaurant and asked the hunger and suffering globally. dismay of his family, neighbors and even Texas, western Nebraska and cept. The agricultural prac- retired professor if had any “There have been advances strangers who came to know the story of Syed eastern New Mexico will run tices of today are totally dif- updates. Here is a small sam- in watering practices. Drip Jamal. out of water early in the next ferent than those of the ’30s. pling of what he said: irrigation puts water right at This immigrant’s presence should be ques- century. And when they do, We have a lot of crops for “Back then, scientists were the plant’s root zone without tioned: a man who was deported multiple times their lands will blow away in farmers to use not available to just learning how to transplant wasting it. Modern tillage and who kept re-entering the country. He now the next great dust bowl. farmers then… genes from one plant to practices keep the wind from stands accused of randomly shooting two people These farming regions will “We have farming practices another. They also were learn- blowing the soil, thus reduc- in Kansas City’s Northland, and he has emerged have depleted their water sup- they didn’t have in the ’30s. ing how to grow plants in tis- ing dust bowl experiences in as the possible culprit in the shooting death of tat- ply, the Ogalala Aquifer, by Now, farmers can plant seeds sue culture with foreign dry years. too artist Russell Fisk. over-pumping, thereby lower- right on top of last year’s genetic material, which was “Most people are doing Understanding the difference is key to improv- ing the water table beyond crops. They don’t even burn not common to its species. their part to conserve water — off the stubble and plow the ing immigration policy and enforcement of immi- reach. The soils will be Doing so allowed scientists to which makes up 98 percent of parched to infertility. land … In the ’30s we didn’t reproduce new ‘genetically our bodies. Without it, we gration laws. But our current immigration debate “Farmers will recreate the have contour plowing or engineered’ plants. wouldn’t be able to live here is muddied by offensive words such as those used dust bowl of the 1930s by dry knowledge about windbreaks “When you buy an ear of nor enjoy our quality of life by President Donald Trump when he spoke of farming. The usual cycle of … They didn’t have plants sweet corn, you hardly ever on the High Plains. some undocumented immigrants saying, “these 60 mph winds and drought which would grow in low see any worm damage in the “Just about everyone aren’t people, they are animals.” will blow the topsoil as far rainfall so the soil blew. tassel — not because it was around here recognizes water Arnoldo Pompa-Rascon, charged with the away as Norway. Lubbock, That’s how most of these sand bathed in insecticides, but is the key ingredient to our shootings earlier this month, is most certainly a Amarillo and San Angelo will dunes were formed … because it has been genetical- existence.” person. He also may be mentally ill, telling police be ghost towns.” “You have to remember, ly modified to not be ‘tasty’ to that voices told him to shoot people. He Taylor responded, “I totally Interview magazine is pub- ear-worms. Contact Wendel Sloan at: expressed a belief that the gun, which he admit- disagree with Goldin’s con- lished out of New York. “In addition, genes have [email protected] ted stealing, could magically know the difference between good and bad people. Juxtaposed, the immigration histories of Jamal and Pompa-Rascon illustrate one of the major WNBA season price too good to pass up problems with current immigration policies. Priorities are wrongheaded. I’ve never had anything $200, but I’d get every game point: Ratcheting up the numbers of immigrants being against the Women’s National live or archived and there are ■ I was going to order a deported is now the goal. That’s how people like Basketball Association, but Kevin even condensed versions. stuffed crust pizza, but I fig- Jamal are ensnared. The previous administration’s I’ve never considered it Turns out the WNBA has ured after delivery and tip I appointment TV either. Wilson the same type of service, so I order to optimize immigration officials’ effective- ◆ could just have an entire sea- I don’t mind the fact there looked out of curiosity. son of basketball games. ness with a tighter focus on undocumented immi- Managing have been less than 20 dunks Maybe the NBA would offer a ■ If my friend and I just grants who are a danger to society has been cast in league history. You kind of editor WNBA League Pass sub- aside. skip the concession stand at sign up for that when you scriber an NBA League Pass Friday’s movie, we could A fair question to ask concerns the money watch a WNBA game. discount, and I could think of watch an entire season of bas- spent on jailing Jamal for two months, flying him I know the men’s 100-meter performances in NBA history; it as an investment. ketball. partway to Hawaii en route to his native world record is nearly a full why does that matter? Given the WNBA has only Seriously, $17? It was the Bangladesh and then back to Kansas City. What second faster than the Let’s put it this way: 12 teams (NBA, 30) and plays second time in my life I’d Imagine you bought a Coke at if those funds had instead been spent focusing on women’s record, but that about four months (NBA, overbid on how much a pro the grocery store, and the immigrants such as Pompa-Rascon? There are doesn’t mean the female run- eight), I figured its package to sports item would be — the ners are competing against cashier asked, “Do you also cost 15-20 percent of the fewer like him. first time being an authentic each other any less. want to buy a Pepsi?” Also NBA equivalent. Some context: Our five-county area was home Texas Rangers dugout jacket to 135,000 foreign-born people in 2015, accord- My lone complaint with the imagine this happened any I had a back-and-forth con- league, to be honest, is the time you bought a Coke at versation with a few knowl- sitting in a Montana ing to the Migration Policy Institute. That’s 7 per- JCPenney, in my size, for $30. cent of the population. More than 70 percent are way the NBA spent 15 years any store for 15 years. You’d edgeable sports people play- relentlessly pushing the roll your eyes when you saw ing, “What do you think it I didn’t pass up the jacket, naturalized U.S. citizens, legal permanent resi- WNBA to NBA fans who the Pepsi logo, even though costs?” We all came up and I didn’t pass up the, um, dents or legally present by other visa status. And weren’t interested, and had no Pepsi never did anything to between $30 and $50. Pro pass. among those who are not, a far smaller share problem finding it themselves earn your scorn. sports packages aren’t cheap, I guess there’s only one have violent criminal histories, for which they’d if they were. Bottom line, I’d always felt after all. question left. Dare I submit serve time and then face deportation. Those When the 2004 Pistons the NBA’s marketing I scrolled through the the $16.99 to our business offenders ought to be the priority. shocked the world and beat approach ended up making signup page ahead of office as column research? The president used rather pedestrian language, the Los Angeles Lakers, the WNBA less intriguing. I Thursday’s season opener. but he wasn’t completely wrong to assert that the Pistons owner Bill Davidson didn’t know just how much There’s a free one-week trial, Kevin Wilson is managing nation has some of “the dumbest laws on immi- was asked how it felt to own until last week. and after that the full season is editor of The Eastern New gration in the world.” the reigning NBA and WNBA Year in and year out, I con- ... $16.99. Mexico News. Contact him Problem is, he’s the architect of the present champions. We just watched sider ordering the full season What a half-shockingly, at: policies. one of the greatest defensive of NBA League Pass. It’s half-amusingly low price [email protected]

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Best to spend extra cash on tax, pension reform New Mexico policymak- is the fact that we are one of are two important ideas that The second issue of gov- hits New Mexico (and the ers and citizens received just three states to have must be considered as uses ernment employee pension government retirees relying some good economic news fewer jobs today than we did Paul for this surplus: tax reform reform is just as important, on these pensions) will be in recently. Thanks to the at the onset of the Great Gessing and pension reform. but less well-publicized. In for a rude awakening. That’s much-maligned process Recession a decade ago. ◆ Revenue-neutral reform of late 2017 it was reported that why we need to do some- known as fracking, oil pro- Given the political situa- Guest our gross receipts tax has despite changes enacted in thing right away and the oil- duction in the Permian Basin tion in Santa Fe it seems columnist been a bi-partisan talking 2013, PERA’s estimated generated surplus provides a in Southeast New Mexico is likely that the oil and gas point for years. We know unfunded liability — the gap great opportunity. booming. revenues will be squandered that our loophole-ridden between future retirement Having some extra money New Mexico recently (or “invested” as the big- Institute, when adjusted for GRT is a job-killing disaster. benefits owed and expected available to make the transi- became the third-biggest oil government lobby puts it) in our (low) personal incomes It disproportionately impacts future assets on hand — has tion happen is very benefi- producing state in the nation more government programs. New Mexico state and local both small businesses/entre- increased over the past four cial and could make the and is now producing more Gov. Martinez, typically a preneurs and low-income years to $4.8 billion from government spending is process a lot less painful oil than it ever has before. fiscal conservative, has among the top 10 among New Mexicans. $4.6 billion. This has all led to a $673 already allocated an addi- For years the Legislature Study after study (includ- than making the transition in U.S. states in all categories more difficult times. million boost in state rev- tional $10 million to measured. has “kicked the can” on tax ing a 2014 report by the enues. unproven pre-K programs. We are the highest in the reform. And, it is admittedly Competitive Enterprise While the revenue picture Should the Democrats take nation in spending on higher tougher to take a leap of faith Institute) shows that New Paul Gessing is presi- has brightened significantly over all branches of govern- education, welfare, and cor- that a reformed tax system Mexico’s pension problems dent of New Mexico’s Rio for state government, New ment in January there will be rections. will generate revenues simi- are among the worst in the Grande Foundation, which Mexico’s overall economic many more spending propos- All of this spending has lar to the previous tax sys- nation. Worse, despite strong promotes limited govern- picture remains troubled. als. created or at least done little tem. With a large surplus in stock market gains in recent ment, economic freedom The unemployment rate is But New Mexico govern- to alleviate our impoverished Santa Fe, it is time to stop years, the situation is getting and individual responsibili- still the second-highest in the ment already spends a lot. condition. kicking that can and reform worse. ty. Contact him at: nation at 5.6 percent. According to an analysis by So, if more spending is not New Mexico’s broken GRT When the stock market pgessing Perhaps even more troubling the Oklahoma-based 1889 the answer, what is? There once and for all. hits the skids or a recession @riograndefoundation.org

that hard work must now video, there is only one loud Flores shooting and he was had struggled with substance Grads begin anew for their next Standoff bang heard as officers unlock listed as an active patrol divi- abuse in the days and weeks step in life. the door and cross the room sion officer on the city's web- prior to his Feb. 1 arrest, and from Page 1A “I wish somebody had from Page 1A toward Flores, leaving the site on Saturday. that he emphatically did not your class,” Dunton said told me when I was your age was introduced into the pre- issue for debate. Flores’ defense attorney want to go to jail. about why he liked CCS. that success is not a destina- booking room, following Police Capt. Roman Jeremiah Hall said that Flores, His arrest that day was on a Of course, faith was an tion,” Hollis said. “This which Flores shot himself, Romero has maintained the who was transported immedi- bench warrant, which has important component for the diploma, it’s important following which officers sequence of events — gas, ately to a Texas hospital after since been quashed out of students’ journey through today, but it’s only impor- entered the room led by a gunshot, then flash-bang and the shooting, needed to consideration for his recovery, the Christian school as well. tant if it can be used as a flash-bang diversionary entrance. relearn how to speak and Romero said. Savannah Manning said the ticket. It would be just as device that makes a bright “We’re going to get you would be up to a year in his That warrant was for failure most valuable thing she well if it had the word ticket flash and loud report. some help bro, hold on,” an complete recovery, according to appear at a January court learned during her time at across the top of it, to be “Bang first,” they remind officer then says to a bloody- to court records. date on charges of larceny, faced Flores, on the ground Hall advised again in court unauthorized use or theft of CCS was “how to take the used as a ticket to get to the each other on the video as one and blinking after the gunshot. early this month that Flores the card of another, and pos- next step with God and hav- next stage.” officer turns the keys to the “Come here, buddy, sit up.” needed more time before a session of a firearm by a felon, ing him guide you through Fly said he’s ready for door. Before that, another offi- Another command is heard: trial date set then for the fol- all fourth-degree felonies. life, because that’s impor- that next stage. cer says he has eyes on the “Pat him down. Pat him lowing week, records show. Currently, it is only a matter of tant.” “It’s kind of like the tip- gun and that Flores already has his hands up. down. Pat him down.” Hall told The News last time before he faces a court Commencement speaker ping point I guess,” Fly Flores’ grandfather John Police have said Wagner’s week that he couldn’t com- again on those charges, offi- Magistrate Judge Richard said. “This is all I’ve been Mares told The News previ- work status is a personnel ment more on the case, but a cials have said. working for my whole life Hollis told the graduates to ously that he wanted to know matter and would not be jury trial would still be sched- Curry County Sheriff be proud of the achieve- basically; it’s just time to decisively if Flores shot him- shared, but records show uled eventually in connection Wesley Waller said last week ments that brought them to move on and get my life self before or after the flash- Wagner has filed unrelated with the standoff. that charges from the jail inci- Saturday's ceremony, but together.” bang was deployed. In the incident reports since the Mares said his grandson dent are still pending. PAGE 6A ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 WORLD THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS HELPING A CAUSE

Staff photo: Jamie Cushman Known as Groupo Sol, from left Tony Lucero, Randy Chavez, Mac Saiz and Chris Pachecho perform during La Fiesta de Primavera at La Casa Senior Center on Saturday. Officials said the event raised just over $1,000 to help senior center members attend the 2018 New Mexico State Olympics.

Ben Birchall photo: PA Wire Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kiss on the steps of St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle after their wedding Saturday in Windsor, England. Prince Harry, Meghan Markle are married By Laura King and Christina Boyle The prince married an American divorcee LOS ANGELES TIMES who’s had a successful TV acting career. She’s even slightly older: 36 to his 33. The WINDSOR, England – Prince Harry, two met on a blind date set up by a mutual sixth in line to the British throne, and friend, conducted an under-the-radar American actress Meghan Markle romance and announced their engagement exchanged marriage vows Saturday in a tra- last year. dition-imbued ceremony that was seen by “Great, thank you!” a smiling Harry millions worldwide but filled with intimate answered when an onlooker asked how he moments, including the groom’s almost felt, giving a thumbs-up. He was flanked by bashful-sounding aside as the bride arrived his elder brother and best man, Prince at the altar: “You look amazing.” William. Huge crowds gathered under sunny skies Tens of thousands of spectators, many outside Windsor Castle, and invited guests having traveled from far-flung parts of the in frippery and finery filled St. George’s world, flooded into Windsor on Saturday Chapel within the castle walls for the noon- for a spectacle that was part Old England time royal wedding. and part Hollywood. The guest list includ- “I will,” both Harry and Meghan recited, ed royal relatives, friends of the bride from smiling, as each was asked if they would her TV legal drama, “Suits,” and army bud- wed the other. The audience greeted the dies of Harry, who served in Afghanistan. vows with ripples of joyous laughter. Many of the female wedding guests wore “Two young people fell in love, and we all showed up,” said Bishop Michael Curry, elaborate headgear, fanciful concoctions of the African American head of the Episcopal felt, tulle and netting. The crowd cheered Church, in a rousing address that invoked the arrival of George and Amal Clooney, the biblical Solomon and the Rev. Martin the actor dapper in a light-gray suit and his Luther King Jr. human rights lawyer wife in brilliant In another departure from tradition, his canary yellow. Soccer star David Beckham, remarks were followed by a gospel rendi- in a morning coat, stopped to let a fan snap tion of the Ben E. King song “Stand by a photo, while his fashion-designer wife Me.” Victoria Beckham wore a severely chic On the eve of the wedding, Harry had dark-navy ensemble. emerged from behind the thick stone walls Among others seen entering: tennis star of the castle on Friday to greet well-wishers Serena Williams, comedian and TV host clustered outside. It was an unconventional James Corden, TV producer Julia Carey; gesture — but by royal standards, it’s an actor Idris Elba, plus Elton John and Oprah unconventional match. Winfrey and the large “Suits” contingent.

move county administration need for the tax increase, Facility offices to the Gidding Street something he thinks will con- post office building. tinue over the coming years. from Page 1A Pyle said the county then “I have no regrets in voting Then in August 2013, vot- bonded against that tax to pay for that (gross receipts tax ers said no to a $9.9 million for the detention center proj- increase) because I think in jail renovation project. That ect. He said the bond will be the years ahead the county vote was 1,491 to 741. paid off by the end of 2036 and the constituents will look “The detention center is and the tax will sunset June back and see it was a good not a popular item but it’s the 30, 2037. investment,” Bostwick said. largest liability exposure for “I think that the gross The project is scheduled to the county,” Pyle said. receipts taxes, to me that was be completed by October “Looking back on those bond always a better option 2019 at a total cost of $11.56 elections, I think we needed because not everybody pays million. to (have done) a better job of property tax,” McDaniel said. Tuesday’s groundbreaking educating the public on the “Everybody pays gross ceremony begins at 10 a.m. need for the additions and receipts tax and I thought it Besides the new housing renovations.” was a little more even and and medical unit, the deten- “It’s not a very popular fair, but still yeah it’s a tax tion center’s old sally port item to build a detention cen- increase no matter how you will be renovated to include ter,” former Commissioner look at it. It was an extreme- eight video visitation sta- Frank Blackburn agreed. ly tough decision. I think it tions, something the facility “Most people don’t feel like was right, but I know it was currently lacks, and a new the inmates deserve such a not popular.” heating system and security nice facility.” Former Commissioner electronics. Despite the voters’ prefer- Wendell Bostwick said when “I think the medical unit is ence, in August 2014 county he would talk to his con- a huge advantage,” Pyle said. commissioners voted to raise stituents one-on-one about “The eight video visitation gross receipts taxes by .25 the challenges the detention stations will be an asset at the percent, generating $14 mil- center faced, they became facility as well as to the pub- lion to renovate the jail and more understanding of the lic.” Sunday May 20, 2018 Your source for complete EGIONAL local coverage R THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B

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Officials said 501 Clovis High School Clockwise from top ■ The class of 2018 sings the school song. students graduated on Friday night at ■ Senior Sebastian Nunez waves to members of his family. ■ The class of 2018 moves into the history books. the Curry County Events Center. ■ ■ Photographer Tony Bullocks captured Ty Frederick directs the Clovis High School band. Geniel Querido waits in line for his diploma. some of the memories. ■ Amari Grimes dances across the stage. ■ The Senior Chorale is led by Sean Galloway. PAGE 2B ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Ballots New Mexico’s primary Commissioner of Public District 5 elections are June 5. Lands Republican Party State Treasurer State Treasurer ■ Paul E. Grider Absentee and early voting ■ Stephanie Garcia Richard Magistrate Judge, Division ■ Arthur L. Castillo ■ Tim Eichenberg are under way and taking ■ Garrett O. Veneklasen 1 County Assessor place through June 2. ■ ■ George K. Munoz Janemarie A. Vander Attorney General Attorney General ■ George E. Beggs Here are candidates on the ■ ■ ballots in Curry and Dussen Michael Eugene Hendrics Hector Balderas State Representative, ■ Keith A. Farkas Roosevelt counties: County Sheriff District 63 Commissioner of Public Commissioner of Public ■ Darrell W. Chenault ■ George Dodge Jr. Magistrate Judge, Division Lands Lands ■ Curry County 2 ■ Patrick Lyons ■ Stephanie Garcia Richard Malin K. Parker Democratic Party State Representative, ■ Shaun Burns ■ Garrett O. Veneklasen Magistrate Judge, Division District 67 ■ Stephen R. Whittington State Representative, ■ George K. Munoz U.S. Senator 1 ■ Mark D. McDonald ■ Sean N. Martinez District 63 ■ Mick Rich ■ Terry Martin ■ Donald T. Sawyer Jr. ■ Martin Ruben Zamora State Representative, ■ Nicole Roybal Public Regulation District 63 U.S. Representative, ■ Commission, District 2 Curry County Commission, State Representative, George Dodge Jr. District 2 ■ Kevin J. Sanders Curry County Commission, District 3 District 64 ■ Yvette Herrell ■ ■ Randal S. Crowder State Representative, District 1 Chet Spear ■ Monty Newman ■ Angelina Baca Judge of the Court of District 67 ■ Gavin Clarkson Appeals, Position 1 Curry County Commission, State Representative, ■ Mark D. McDonald ■ Clayburn Griffin U.S. Senator ■ Kristina Bogardus District 4 District 67 Public Regulation ■ Martin T. Heinrich ■ Dillon R. Lewis ■ Jackey O. Chatfield Commission, District 2 Judge of the Court of ■ Seth H. Martin ■ Kevin J. Sanders U.S. Representative, U.S. Representative, Appeals, Position 2 Public Regulation District 3 District 2 ■ Jacquiline R. Medina Curry County Clerk Commission, District 2 Judge of the Court of ■ Jerald Steve McFall ■ Xochitl Torres Small ■ Annie Hogland ■ Jefferson L. Byrd Appeals, Position 1 ■ L. Madeline Hildebrandt Judge of the Court of ■ Jerry W. Partin ■ Kristina Bogardus Governor Appeals, Position 3 County Assessor ■ Steve Pearce U.S. Representative, ■ Briana H. Zamora ■ Candace R. Morrison Judge of the Court of Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 1 Appeals, Position 2 District 3 Lieutenant Governor ■ Judge of the Court of County Sheriff ■ Stephen G. French ■ Jacquiline R. Medina Ben R Lujan ■ Michaell Garcia Holmes Appeals, Position 4 ■ Wesley Waller ■ Governor Megan P. Duffy Judge of the Court of Judge of the Court of Secretary of State ■ Michelle Lujan Grisham Probate Judge Appeals, Position 2 Appeals, Position 3 ■ ■ Jeff Apodaca Judge of the Court of ■ Mark E. Lansford ■ Hank Bohnhoff ■ Briana H. Zamora Johanna Cox ■ Joseph Cervantes Appeals, Position 5 ■ Jennifer L. Attrep U.S. Senator Judge of the Court of Judge of the Court of State Auditor Lieutenant Governor ■ Mick Rich Appeals, Position 3 Appeals, Position 4 ■ Wayne A. Johnson ■ Howie C. Morales Libertarian Party ■ Emil J. Kiehne ■ Megan P. Duffy ■ Rick S. Miera U.S. Senator U.S. Representative, State Treasurer ■ ■ Billy G. Garrett Aubrey Dunn District 2 Judge of the Court of Judge of the Court of ■ Arthur L. Castillo ■ Yvette Herrell Appeals, Position 4 Appeals, Position 5 Secretary of State U.S. Representative, ■ Monty Newman ■ Daniel Jose Gallegos ■ Jennifer L. Attrep ■ Attorney General ■ Maggie Toulouse Oliver District 3 Gavin Clarkson ■ ■ ■ Michael Eugene Hendrics Christopher Manning Clayburn Griffin Roosevelt Libertarian Party State Auditor U.S. Senator ■ Bill McCamley Governor U.S. Representative, County ■ Aubrey Dunn Commissioner of Public ■ ■ Brian S. Colon Bob Walsh (write-in) District 3 Democratic Party Lands ■ Jerald Steve McFall U.S. Senator U.S. Representative, ■ Patrick Lyons State Treasurer Lieutenant Governor ■ Martin T. Heinrich District 3 ■ ■ Tim Eichenberg Robin L. Dunn (write-in) Governor ■ Christopher Manning State Representative, ■ Steve Pearce U.S. Representative, District 63 Attorney General Secretary of State District 2 Governor ■ ■ Martin Ruben Zamora ■ Hector Balderas Sandra D. Jeff Lieutenant Governor ■ Xochitl Torres Small ■ Bob Walsh (write-in) ■ Michaell Garcia Holmes ■ L. Madeline Hildebrandt State Representative, Attorney General Lieutenant Governor ■ District 66 A. Blair Dunn Secretary of State U.S. Representative, ■ Robin L. Dunn (write-in) ■ ■ Phelps Anderson Johanna Cox District 3 Commissioner of Public ■ Ben R Lujan Secretary of State Lands State Auditor ■ Sandra D. Jeff State Representative, ■ ■ Michael G. Lucero Wayne A. Johnson Governor District 67 ■ Michelle Lujan Grisham Attorney General ■ Jackey O. Chatfield ■ Jeff Apodaca ■ A. Blair Dunn ■ Joseph Cervantes Public Regulation Commissioner of Public Commission, District 2 Lands Lieutenant Governor ■ Jefferson L. Byrd ■ ■ Michael G. Lucero Howie C. Morales ■ Jerry W. Partin ■ Rick S. Miera ■ Billy G. Garrett Republican Party Magistrate Judge Judge of the Court of Secretary of State ■ James S. Southard Appeals, Position 1 ■ ■ Maggie Toulouse Oliver ■ Christopher D. Mitchell Stephen G. French ■ Jimmy D. Parrish State Auditor ■ Michelle Bargas Judge of the Court of ■ Bill McCamley Appeals, Position 2 ■ Brian S. Colon Curry County Commission, ■ Hank Bohnhoff District 3 ■ Lewis Shane Lee Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 3 Curry County Commission, ■ Emil J. Kiehne District 4 ■ Tina M. Dixon ■ Gene Creighton Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 4 Curry County Commission, ■ Daniel Jose Gallegos THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LOCAL SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3B PAGE 4B ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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DEAR ANNIE: I work at I asked my boss what your boss could have han- the dress code, there’s ab- with the Equal Employment a small office that employs I should wear. She said, dled this situation less pro- solutely no reason for your Opportunity Commission is all women. Most, including “I would prefer you wear fessionally. Your co-worker manager to tell you to dress an option (https://www.eeoc. me, are older than 50. Over muumuu-type clothing from is clearly in emotional dis- differently. And she definite- gov). You could also request a year ago, one of my co- now on.” I said I would not tress, but it’s not your fault. ly shouldn’t make you feel your supervisor enlist the workers had a double mas- change my clothing. Your manager should have as though your body type is help of an employee assis- tectomy. Over the year, we Now the employee breaks worked with her to deter- a problem. That crosses the tance program. all were very supportive and Dear Annie down in tears every day. mine what assistance or ac- line and may even qualify as helpful to her. Last week, ³ My boss and the other la- commodations she needed. harassment. Send your questions for I was summoned into the Syndicated Column dies barely speak to me at Instead, your boss reinforced If you have a human re- Annie Lane to dearannie@ boss’s office to be told that all. I have been at this com- the idea that you’re to blame, sources department, email creators.com. To find out this employee is having seri- pany for over 16 years. What which is as incorrect as it is the HR manager a statement more about Annie Lane and read features by ous emotional stress because wear low-cut or tight-fitting should I do? — WORK- inappropriate. about what happened and ask tops. I have a large bustline, PLACE DRAMA other Creators Syndicate my attire reminds her that she As long as you’re wear- for a meeting to discuss how columnists and cartoonists, no longer has breasts. I was which gives me little options DEAR WORKPLACE ing clean, workplace-appro- to resolve it. If you don’t for blouses and the like. visit the Creators Syndicate dismayed because I do not DRAMA: I’m not sure how priate clothes and following have HR, filing a complaint website at www.creators.com. Sunday May 20, 2018 Your source for complete IFESTYLES local sports coverage L THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS C

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Courtesy photos Above: Waters is at the Mother's Day luncheon at the Clovis Civic Center this year with the ladies she said have most impacted her life. From left are Vivian Harris (mother-in-law), Susan Ogilvie (sister), Lois Snyder (mother) and Waters.

Left: Clovis native Cindy Waters is a grandmother of 12 and local business owner. Greatest gifts are family, friends

Cindy Waters was born and in October 2017. SHOW, PAST AND PRESENT? mowed grass or a fresh cut cornfield. BIO raised in Clovis. Her father is the Waters has worked in her fami- Gomer Pyle Andy Griffin, “The Living in the country makes you late Wiley Snyder and her mother ly dry cleaning business for 34 of Brady Bunch” and currently I like to appreciate those scents. But I also ◗ Name: Cindy Waters is Lois Snyder, of Clovis. She has the 35 years the company has watch “Chicago P.D.” enjoy Sweet Pea from Bath and Body ◗ Age: 60 one younger sister, Susan Ogilvie. been in service. Waters stepped Works. ◗ Profession: Business owner Waters grew up in a close knit into ownership of the family busi- WHAT'S THE BEST GIFT YOU’VE ◗ Hometown: Clovis family and she enjoyed outdoor ness in 2012 when her father ◗ activity and the arts early on. She EVER BEEN GIVEN? WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE Family: Son Lance Eskew, 39, passed away. of Clovis; Daughters Trindy Valdez, attended Highland Elementary She is a proud member of the I think the greatest gift I've been QUOTE? 34, of Portales; Krista White, 37, school and Marshall Middle Clovis Chamber of Commerce. given is the unconditional love I have It’s my favorite Bible verse, "I can school. She graduated from Clovis When she's not working she with my family and close friends. That do all things through Christ who Clovis; Lindsey Waters, 33, of High school in 1976. enjoys spending time with her to me means more than the material strengthens me." — Philippians 4:13 Austin, Texas; Lexi Chinikidiadi, Her maternal grandmother was 30, of Clovis. her 4-H leader. She participated in family and traveling. ones. 4-H for as long as 10 years along- HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE side her Blackburn cousins. She WHAT’S YOUR IDEA OF A PER- WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT YOURSELF IN ONE WORD? thanks to my grandmother Blackburn. also took piano lessons as a young FECT DAY? YOUR FAVORITE SPORT? Happy. girl for many years from Doris It is spending time with my kids and I love football. I'm a Dallas TELL US ABOUT YOUR Tankersley, of Clovis. grandkids. It is very busy with that Cowboys fan. IF YOU COULD MASTER ONE FAVORITE PLACE TO TRAVEL? Cindy Waters married the late INSTRUMENT, WHAT WOULD IT Rick Waters on July 26, 2001. The many little ones. Sedona, Arizona. My son lived there WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE BE? couple have 5 children and 12 for seven years. He did real estate out grandchildren. They welcomed WHAT IS YOUR THEME SONG? TASTE? SMELL? I play the piano. I took lessons for their 12th grandchild one week “I Can Only Imagine” by Mercy Me. My favorite taste is Mexican food 12 years but I always thought it would before her husband passed away WHAT’ YOUR FAVORITE TV and my favorite smell is freshly be neat to play the violin or fiddle PEOPLE on Page 2C

Courtesy photo Above: Waters is snapped with 10 of her 12 grandchildren on Easter 2018 in Clovis. Right: Waters is with her grandchildren on Christmas day, 2017 in Clovis. No miracles here, just perception rriving home and The story showed a video tle crazy. check yields lists of dozens ceive them to be and really sinking into my clip from a driveway securi- Karl The audio clip has complete with photos. On inexperienced angels, like Aeasy chair, I ques- ty camera with a motion Terry reminded a lot of folks toast, chips, pancakes, tacos, Clarence on “It’s A tioned my wife as to what detector. The motion detec- ◆ about the viral video over water stains, and even wrin- Wonderful Life,” could get she heard on the audio clip tor was set off and the cam- the color of “the dress” a kles in a sock. The guy with caught setting off a motion- on social media. era recorded an image that Local few years ago. I always saw the water stain actually cut sensing driveway security She didn’t seem to know I’ll admit looked a lot like columnist that darned dress as blue it off his wall and sold it on camera. what I was talking about so an angel with a sword stand- and black. With controver- eBay for a couple thousand I also believe miracles ing guard over the resident’s sy at every hand I figured I bucks. I asked if she heard “yanni” this “yanni” thing. happen every day. I just or “laurel”? She just looked pickup truck. The guy, who better go back and revisit Some of those images are don’t think they materialize I played the clip for her at me puzzled so I began just happens to be a fire “the dress.” With new glass- a little generic, some I have in color-shifting dresses, and like I had earlier on my explaining. chief, believes it was an es, hay fever and the begin- trouble seeing at all but the hovering angel images or Before I could fully angel in his driveway and phone, I heard “yanni” and nings of cataracts I might people who took the photos pancakes. I think they’re explain about the viral post- his wife is even more confi- so did she. We decided peo- now see it as white and or at least the people that closer to our hearts and ing a news story came on dent of its authenticity. ple were crazy if they heard gold. Nope, it’s still as blue shared them over and over change lives forever. the television and she imme- I told my wife it looked a “laurel.” The next morning I as Monica Lewinski’s dress. believed they had witnessed diately stopped me. lot like the stereotypical clicked a different version There is no telling how a miracle. Karl Terry writes for “Have you seen this video angel and she said she did- of the clip on the iPad and many different items on I believe words are what- Clovis Media Inc. Contact yet? It really looks like an n’t see how it was anything clearly heard “laurel.” Now which the face of Jesus has ever you hear, dresses can him at: angel to me.” else. I said let's get back to this thing is driving me a lit- appeared. A quick internet be whatever color you per- [email protected] PAGE 2C ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 LIFESTYLES THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS One-piece and maxi skirt great pair Senior calendar emorial day is to wear while enjoying the could change and you Baxter Curren Senior Center a.m. walk 2 fitness, 1 p.m one week from great outdoors before you should be prepared for 908 Hickory St., Clovis crafty friends MMonday and that D’Nieka get into the water. whatever that is. To prepare Monday: 8:30 a.m. exercise Tuesday: Daily activities, 9 means a 3-day weekend for Hartsfield The perfect all-wear you need to choose items class, 10 a.m. jewelry pals, a.m. dance 2 fitness, 9 a.m.-4 many. A lot of you will be accessory you don't want to noon pinochle, 1 p.m. line ◆ you can dress up or down p.m. happy crafty crew, 1 p.m. traveling for the holiday leave home without is a like light denim pieces and dance, 5 p.m. social night NiekaStyle Let’s take a selfie and by now your activity pair of dark tinted classic tank summer dresses that Tuesday: 8 a.m. quilting, 9 plans are already in order. sunglasses, a wide brimmed can be worn with a flat or a a.m. pinochle class, noon Wednesday: Daily activities, To get you picture-ready summer hat and strappy mule. Select a few on-trend pinochle 101, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m. walk 2 fitness, 9 a.m.-4 for a weekend of festivities, sandals. These should be and classic pieces that will p.m. happy crafty crew, 1 p.m.- First, for your beach your top accessories to look exercise equipment, 1 p.m. take some of these packing work interchangeably so and outfit tips to give a leg plans, grab your most- good and beat the heat and crafters, 2:30 p.m. embroidery, 4 p.m. Mexican train, 1 p.m. that your three outfits can be up on holiday planning. favorite one-piece bathing will also fit into all your 6 p.m. musical seniors rock transformed into 6. Whatever is on your suit. One-pieces have been summer travels. Wednesday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday: Daily activities, 9 agenda for next week, there trending for at least 3 years No matter how elaborate Mix and match, acces- exercise equipment, 8:30 a.m. sorize and your creative a.m. dance 2 fitness, Lubbock are a few simple ways your and with a little extra cov- your it itinerary is, it's best exercise class, 10 a.m. sew mind will do the rest. trip holiday outfits will serve erage on the beach you will to plan your outfit ideas for days, 10 a.m. nursing home be your most comfortable. Friday: Daily activities, 11 you for the rest of summer. the possibilities as well. visit, 1 p.m. Needle Gang You won't even have to go Plus, this suit serves you You will need a sightseeing D’Nieka Hartsfield writes a.m.-1 p.m. blood pressure Thursday: 8 a.m. blood shopping because with just well when paired with a outfit, an afternoon lunch- for The Eastern New Mexico check, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. bingo, 3 long flowing maxi skirt. News. Contact her at pressure, 8 a.m. eggs, gravy a little creativity, most of eon look and a look for a p.m.-6 p.m. pool night your new looks are already Building an outfit from night out on the town. Just [email protected] or and biscuits $4, 9 a.m. pinochle in your closet. your suit is very convenient like the weather, your plans find her Facebook. 101, 1 p.m. bingo, 6 p.m. line Daily activities: 9 a.m.-11 dance a.m. coffee klatch, crafts, 8-ball Friday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. exer- pool, exercise equipment See painting with plein air technique cise equipment, 8:30 a.m. exer- cise class, 10 a.m. needle La Casa Senior Center nformation on plein air cheese, use: affect the texture of baked gang, noon pinochle, 7 p.m. 1120 Cameo St., Clovis painting techniques ■ Dance with Dale Tofutti, 1 cup items. Monday: Daily activities, 9 and using a twelve Sheryl Saturday: 4 p.m. game I Advantages: smooth, a.m. exercise, 1 p.m. bingo needle deluxe electric felt- creamy texture; light color. For each cup of whipped night ing machine will be the fea- Borden Tuesday: Daily activities, 1 ◆ Great in cheesecakes and on cream, use non-dairy Daily activities: 8-ball pool tured topics on “Creative p.m. bingo Living” on Tuesday at 9:30 Creative bagels. whipped topping: Living Community Senior Center Wednesday: Daily activities, p.m. and on Thursday at Disadvantages: not for soy- ■ Lucerne (soy-based), 1 1100 Community Way, 10 a.m. exercise, 1 p.m. bingo noon. (All times are allergic cup Portales Thursday: Daily activities, 1 Mountain.) Advantages: smooth, Professional artist Brenda Ruthie Dearing will explain Monday: Beef enchiladas, p.m. loteria why a positive attitude is so ■ Follow Your Heart Vegan creamy texture; light color. Pinnick is going to explain salsa, corn, tossed salad Friday: Daily activities how to paint a desert scene important, tell how to Gourmet 1 cup Works well in desserts. w/dressing, apple cobbler change attitude and behav- Daily activities: using plein air techniques. Advantages: smooth, Disadvantages: not for soy- Tuesday: Chicken strips, iors, and discuss visualiza- Sewing/crafts, 8-ball pool She’ll also make sugges- creamy texture; light color. allergic. mashed potatoes, broccoli and tions for creating this art tion. She lives in Other activities: 11 a.m. Great in cheesecakes and on cheese, garden salad, wheat form if you are unable to Albuquerque. general meeting second Carol Fenster, cookbook bagels. ■ Soyatoo (soy aerosol) , 1 rol w/margarine, peaches and paint outside and explain Tuesday each month, 1 p.m.-5 how to make changes in author, says that over 60 Disadvantages: not for soy- cup strawberries your palette. She lives in percent of Americans do not allergic. Advantages: smooth, Wednesday: Green chile p.m. dance, third Sunday each Woodstock, Georgia. eat dairy products for vari- creamy texture; light color. cheeseburger, month, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. ous reasons. She will Michele Muska will For each 1 cup of sour Works well in desserts. Also lettuce/tomato/onion/pickle, jam/potluck, last Friday each demonstrate the new twelve explain how to use butter, ranch beans, onion rings, milk and yogurt substitu- cream, use : comes in 10-ounce box that month needle deluxe electric felt- applesauce tions in baking and cooking. ■ Tofutti, 1 cup you whip. ing machine as she makes Thursday: Grilled pork some beautiful felted cuffs She’s in Centennial, Advantages: smooth, Disadvantages: not for soy- Los Abuelitos Senior Center chop, mashed potatoes to wear as bracelets or to Colorado. creamy texture; light color. allergic. 1515 W. Fir St., Portales Author and quilter Norah w/geavy, green peas, biscuit, attach to garments. Muska Works well in sweet and savory Monday: Daily activities, 1 lives in Enfield, McMeeking will show how cherry cobbler dishes. ■ Soyatoo (rice aerosol), 1 p.m. bingo Connecticut. she used inspiration from Friday: Beef fajita, pinto Information on being Italian marble floors to cre- Disadvantages: not for soy- cup beans w/green chilies, salsa, Tuesday: Daily activities more memorable, using but- ate her quilts. She has both allergic. Advantages: smooth, light flour tortilla, oatmeal cookie, Wednesday: Daily activities ter, milk and yogurt substi- photos and actual quilts to color. Works well in desserts. peaches Thursday: Daily activities show. McMeeking is from tutions in baking and cook- ■ Follow Your Heart Vegan OK for soy-allergic. Santa Barbara, California. Friday: Daily activities, 1 ing, and quilt designing will Gourmet, 1 cup Disadvantages: not quite as CRSMA Senior Diner’s Club be the featured topics on p.m. loteria “Creative Living” on How to replace Advantages: smooth, creamy as soy version. 901 West 13th St., Clovis Daily activities: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at noon and on creamy texture; light color. Monday: Taco salad w/top- exercise, sewing/crafts, 8-ball dairy in recipes “Creative Living” is pro- pings, pinto beans, salad Saturday at 2 p.m. Works well in sweet and savory pool Author and speaker For each 1 cup of cream dishes. duced and hosted by w/dressing, pineapple upside Sheryl Borden. The show Other activities: 11 a.m. Disadvantages: not for soy- down cake is carried by more than 118 Tuesday general meeting, second allergic. : Meatloaf, mashed PBS stations in the United potatoes, diced carrots, dinner Thursday each month, 1 p.m.-5 States, Canada, Guam and roll w/margarine, Oreo pudding p.m. dance, second Sunday NOTE: The fillers and emul- Puerto Rico and is distrib- Wednesday: Chicen fajita, each month, 8 a.m.-noon com- sifiers used in dairy-free cream uted by Westlink, Spanish rice, chips w/salsa, modities, third Wednesday cheese and sour cream may Albuquerque. salad w/dressing, browine each month for ages 60-plus, Thursday: Rigatoni w/meat- blood pressure on Tuesday, “A LEGACYLEGACY LIVELIVESS OON”N” ball sauce, green beans, garlic Wednesday and Friday, appli- dinner roll w/margarine, salad Saturday and eveningi appointmentsi welcome Find the latest cations at 1515 West Fir St. A. w/dressing, rice krispie treat 905 W. 18th St. Portales, NM 88130 local news and Information: 575-356-5056 Monday thru Friday 9-12 1-5 Office: 575.268.0474 Friday: Chipotle soup [email protected] • www.legacymonumentsnm.com sports w/corn chips, baked potato on the Web at: w/margarine, salad w/dressing, Portales Senior Center crackers, peaches 421 N. Industrial Dr., Portales www.easternnew Monday: 8 a.m.-9 a.m. Friendship Senior Center exercise, 9 a.m. games mexiconews.com 901 West 13th St., Clovis Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. quilting, Monday : Daily activities, 9 9:30 a.m. bridge Wednesday: 8 a.m. exer- cise, 9 a.m. card games, 9:30 a.m. art class, noon lunch Thursday: 1:30 p.m. Mexican train dominoes Friday: 8 a.m. exercise, 9 a.m. card games, 1 p.m. domi- noes Saturday: 7 p.m.-10 p.m. dance $5 Daily: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. week- day games, noon pool (cards, Mexican Train dominos, etc.) People from Page 1C there and the scenery is just so beautiful and peaceful. I think I've gone to all of the golf courses out there and they're just beautiful.

— Compiled by The News Correspondent D'Nieka Hartsfield

Find the latest local news and sports on the Web at: www.easternnew mexiconews.com THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS LIFESTYLES SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3C School menus On the shelves Clovis Elementary Lunch — Hot dog or chili dog, green beans, choice. The following are available brother and critically injures carrots, mandarin oranges. Thursday: Breakfast — Cheese-filled for checkout at: his sister-in-law, the die-hard Monday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. bachelor returns to care for Lunch — Cook’s choice. Tuesday: Breakfast — Cinnamon toast. bread stick, banana. Lunch — Cook’s Lunch — Steak fingers w/country gravy, choice. Clovis-Carver the couples' six children and Tuesday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. the ancestral farm. However, Lunch — Cook’s choice. corn, pinto beans, rolls, peaches. School’s out for summer. Public Library he soon discovers that the ■ Wednesday: Breakfast — Cook’s Wednesday: Breakfast — Quesadilla. Breakfast includes juice. All meals Enchantress of Numbers new nanny may change choice. Lunch — Sack lunch. Lunch — Chalupas, rice, corn, peaches. include milk. by Jennifer Chiaverini pres- everything he ever thought he School’s out for summer. Thursday: Breakfast — Breakfast bar. ents a work of fiction based wanted. on the true Story of Ada Jackie Robinson by ■ Breakfast includes 100 percent fruit Lunch — Ham sandwich, fries, green Portales Secondary beans, mixed fruit. King-Noel, Countess of Harvey Frommer follows the juice, fresh fruit, milk, choice of cereal, toast Monday: Breakfast — Bug bites, yogurt, ■ Breakfast includes yogurt, granola bar, Lovelace, that unveils the famous sports figure who or graham cracker. Salad bar offered daily. raisins. Lunch — Cheeseburger, fries, let- passions, dreams, and insa- broke baseball's color barrier, fruit, cereal, variety of juice. Lunch includes tuce/tomato, applesauce or cook’s choice. tiable thirst for knowledge of from his early years in mixed salad, fresh vegetables, fruit, crou- Clovis Middle Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast taco, a largely unheralded pioneer California through his strug- tons, crackers, chips w/salsa. Milk served applesauce. Lunch — Pizza, fresh broccoli, in computing-a young gle with the Brooklyn Monday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. Dodgers to his post-playing with every meal. carrots, fruit cups or cook’s choice. woman who stepped out of Lunch — Cook’s choice. her father's shadow to achieve career. Drawn from inter- Wednesday: Breakfast — Cream Tuesday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. her own laurels and champi- views with Robinson's family, Melrose cheese bagel, apple. Lunch — Cook’s Lunch — Cook’s choice. on the new technology that friends, and fellow ball play- Monday: Breakfast — Pancake porkie, choice. ers, the story tells of a coura- Wednesday: Breakfast — Cook’s would shape the future. fruit. Lunch — Corn dog, chips, carrots, cel- Thursday: Breakfast — Cheese-filled The Kremlin Conspiracy geous man who triumphed choice. Lunch — Sack lunch. ery sticks. bread stick, banana. Lunch — Cook’s by Joel C. Rosenberg pairs over bigotry and personal School’s out for summer. Tuesday: Breakfast — Cheese omelet, choice. breakneck action with politi- tragedy to take his place in ■ Breakfast includes 100 percent fruit the hearts of millions of bacon, fruit. Lunch — Ham and cheese School’s out for summer. cal intrigue when Russia's juice, fresh fruit, milk, choice of cereal, toast president, Aleksandr Americans. hoagie, lettuce, crackers, cherry slush. ■ Breakfast includes juice. All meals or graham cracker. Salad bar offered daily. Luganov, shows he will stop Cover-up at Roswell by Wednesday: Breakfast — Bagels, juice. include milk. at nothing to restore his coun- Donald R. Schmitt takes a Lunch — Hot dog, veggies, cheese sticks. try to her former greatness. fresh look at the renowned Clovis Secondary School’s out for summer. Texico As the path of Luganov's sen- seventy year-old UFO crash- Monday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. ■ ior aide crosses with that of a recovery at Roswell, NM, Breakfast includes cereal, toast w/jelly. Monday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. Lunch — Cook’s choice. member of the US cataloging the extreme meas- Lunch includes fruit. Milk served with every Lunch — Nachos w/meat and cheese, let- ures exercised to suppress the Tuesday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. Presidential Protection Detail, meal. tuce/tomato, corn, pears. a decision must be made, truth. New eyewitness testi- Lunch — Cook’s choice. Tuesday: Breakfast — Cook’s choice. would it ever be right to mony, a comprehensive time- Wednesday: Breakfast — Cook’s Portales Elementary Lunch — Chicken fajita, pinto beans, let- assassinate a single leader if it line of events, and answers to choice. Lunch — Sack lunch. the most frequently asked Monday: Breakfast — Bug bites, yogurt, tuce/tomato, applesauce. could prevent a genocide? School’s out for summer. The Fire Queen by Emily questions offer additional raisins. Lunch — Cheeseburger, fries, let- Wednesday: Breakfast — Cook’s ■ Breakfast includes 100 percent fruit R. King journeys into a clas- insight into the granddaddy of tuce/tomato, applesauce. choice . Lunch — Ham or turkey sandwich, sic fantasy tale, with deceit, all UFO accounts. juice, fresh fruit, milk, choice of cereal, toast Tuesday: Breakfast — Breakfast taco, Baked Lays, oranges. lies, and turns, all set in a On the Road With Kids or graham cracker. Salad bar offered daily. applesauce. Lunch — Pizza, fresh broccoli, School’s out for summer. realm where people with by John Ahern navigates the carrots, fruit cups. ■ Breakfast includes assorted fruit, juice, super powers exist and the author's true-life adventure to bring his family closer House Wednesday: Breakfast — Cream cereal. Lunch served with fruit. Milk served gods are still involved. In exile after the death of Rajah together. Sabotaging a high- Monday: Breakfast — Breakfast burrito. cheese bagel, apple. Lunch — Cook’s with every meal. Tarek and the invasion of the flying career, Ahern takes his imperial city, Kalinda must family on the road, for a year, fight and defeat three tourna- through 30 countries, in a bat- Club notes ment opponents to ensure the tered campervan. Finding help of Prince Ashwin against themselves mugged by mon- Portales attending. the warlords and to win keys, charmed by snake han- Woman’s Club Joyce Welch and Pat Terry Captain Deven Naik's release dlers, and inspired by their informed members Anna M. from prison. fellow wanderers, their trek is Portales Woman’s Club Parker received the Dena Home With You by not only humorous, but also met on May 9 for the final Dutton Memorial Shirlee McCoy imparts an an honest, heartfelt medita- meeting of this club year. Scholarship at ENMU old-fashioned, but modern tion on the meaning of mod- President Cami Howl Campus Union Ballroom day, romance. Sullivan ern life and an affirmation for presided. Following the April 24. Bradshaw never dreamed of involved parenting. invocation, lunch was This fund was endowed in returning to his hometown of served, meeting was called Dutton’s memory by mem- Benevolence, Washington, — Summaries by to order, pledges and Collect bers of the club and mem- but when a car crash kills his library staff were recited, treasurer’s bers of her family. report was filed and minutes Bethel club members sold were approved. Fifteen chances for quilts they had members, 3 guests were made and quilted by them. present. They also went to farm Courtesy photo The president recognized sales and auctions and sold Gaynelle Thomas, left, installed the new officers for Wanda Pettus and Sheryl food and drinks. Portales Woman’s Club. From left are Presiden Amber Borden for perfect atten- Bethel members had to Hamilton, House Chair and Third Vice President raise money for the scholar- dance for the year. Gaynelle Jacquelyn Houser, Program Chair and Second Vice Thomas conducted the new ship. President Betsy Chavez, Mary Mendoza standing in for officer installation based on Ideas for the fair booth in the in-coming president’s August were discussed. Cindy Miller, Civic Chair and First Vice President, theme “Alone we can do so Refreshments were sev- Corresponding Secretary Cindy Gentry, Recording little; together we can do so ered by Pauline Clark and Secretary Sheryl Borden, Treasurer Jessica Comacho much,” from Helen Keller. Christine Bates. and Immediate Past President Cami Howl. New officers were presented with a pair of praying hands Roosevelt County paper arts and clothing. A by middle of June. Sign-up as they were installed. The silent auction also brought was made for all clubs to officers for 2018-2019 are: Extension Council in $165 to go into the coun- work the fair board voting President Amber Hamilton, Roosevelt County cil treasury. desk in front of the Home Civic Chair and First Vice Extension Association Fair books should be out Arts building. President Cindy Miller, Council met May 7. Thirteen Program Chair and Second members and one guest, Rod Vice Presidents Betsy Savage, were present. Chavez and Ronnie Savage presented a pro- Birdsong, House Chair and gram on parliamentary guide Third Vice President and permissible motions. Jacquelyn Houser, Culture arts luncheon Recording Secretary Sheryl hosted by Bethel Club was Borden, Corresponding reported. Culture Arts Secretary Cindy Miller, entries from aoll the clubs Treasurer Jessica Comacho was 162. Ladies entered and Immediate Past their special works such as President Cami Howl. A new painting pictures, quilts, cro- committee appointed by chet, knitting, embroidery Hamilton will meet to revise the club’s bylaws. The next meeting will be Sept. 12 at the club building. Bethel Extension Club Bethel Extension Club meet May 8 in the McAlister room with 10 members Public notice City of Clovis The City of Clovis is seek- ing applications for one resi- dent that resides inside the city limits to serve on the Civil Aviation Board. The board meets at 5:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month at the Clovis Municipal Airport, and makes recom- mendations to the Clovis City Commission regarding expan- sions, improvements, facilities and policies governing the operation of the airport. For more information, or to request an application form, please contact the City Manager's Office at adminis- [email protected] or call 575-769-7828. The City of Clovis will accept applica- tions until 5 p.m. June 1. PAGE 4C ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 LIFESTYLES THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Community calendar Portales 2525. Roosevelt and Curry County Right to in Logan, 575-461-0212 in Tucumcari and 108 South Ave. F. Information: 575-769- Peanut Valley Toastmasters — 7 p.m. Life — Call for time and place. Information: 575-472-3111 in Santa Rosa. 6052 Clubs/organizations Thursdays at ENMU broadcast center. 575-714-0455 or 575-714-0160 HIV/STD testing — By appointment Bereavement Group — 1 p.m.-2 p.m. 9 to 5 Club meeting — Third Tuesday Information: Donna Labatt 575-799-3215. Seasoned Prayer Warriors — Noon Monday-Friday at Roosevelt County Health second and fourth Monday each month. each month. Information: 575-356-2132 Portales Lions Club — Noon first and each Wednesday at Emmanuel Baptist Office, 1513 W. Fir Street. Information: 575- Plains Regional Medical Center Home Bethel Club meeting — 2 p.m. second third Thursday of each month at Portales Church. Love the Lord? Non-denomination- 356-4453. Health/Hospice, 1701 S. Ave. P. Support Tuesday each month. Information: 575-356- Senior Center, Industrial Drive. Information: al prayer warriors, Praying for Portales. Pregnancy and TB Tests — 8 a.m.-11 group for people whose loved ones have 4519. 575-760-2417 Information: 575-356-3588. a.m. and 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Wednesday died and who would like help coping with Causey Club meeting — Second Portales Masonic Lodge No. 26 — 7:30 Starlight Square Dance Club — 6:30 at La Casa Family Health Center, 1515 W grief, loss and living again. Information: Monday of each month. Information: 575- p.m. every fourth Monday each month, 117 p.m. Tuesdays at Portales Senior Citizens Fir. Information: 575-356-6695. Sandy Turner at 575-769-7399. 276-4220 East 3rd Street. All Masons welcome. Center, 421 North Industrial. Information: Brain Injury Support — 6 p.m. Elida Club meeting — Second Information: Vern Newlin 575-626-4408 575-760-1170. Support groups Thursdays at Wesley Foundation Building. Thursday of each month. Information: 575- Portales Traditional Jam — 2 p.m.-5 United Daughters of the Confederacy AA, Lamplighters group — 7:30 p.m. Contact 575-359-1964 or 607-6157 p.m. Sundays at Wesley Foundation, 1417 — Noon first Saturday of each month. Sunday, Friday at Church of Christ student [email protected]. Friendship Club Meeting — 1 p.m. sec- S. Ave. K. Old time, bluegrass, Celtic music. Information: 575-742-0307. center, 207 S. Avenue K. Information: 575- Cancer survivors/caregivers support ond Wednesday of each month. All instruments, ages and skills welcome. Women’s Community Prayer Alliance 769-6052. — 5 p.m. first and third Tuesdays at Mental Information: 575-973-2007 Information: 575-356-1051. luncheon — 11:45 a.m. third Wednesday AA, Willow group — 6 p.m. Tuesday Health Resources, 300 East First Street. High Plains Breastfeeding Alliance — Promise Keepers — 5:45 a.m. Mark’s each month ar Victory Life Coffee House. book meeting, Wednesday, Thursday, Information: 850-797-1153 Weekly play group, location and times vary. Grill, 1126 W. First Street. Information: John Information: 575-359-0050. Saturday open meeting at Central Christian Diabetic Support — 6 p.m. Tuesdays at Information: Heidi Zamora at 575-763-7964. Pugh 575-799-2000. Church, 1528 S. Main Street. Information: the auditorium, La Casa Family Health Masonic Lodge No. 26 — 7:30 p.m. Roosevelt County Literacy Council — Education 575-769-6052. Center, 1515 W Fir. Information: 575-356- fourth Monday each month, regular commu- 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday at Portales Blackwater Draw Museum — 10 a.m.-5 AA, Men only group — 6 p.m. Monday 6695. nication, 117 East 3rd Street. All Masons Public Library. Free GED, ABE, ESL and cit- p.m. Monday-Saturday; noon to 5 p.m. at Church of Christ student center, 207 S. Grief support — 6 p.m. Mondays at First welcome. Infomation: Vern Newlin 575- izenship classes. Volunteers needed. Sunday. Information: 575-562-2202. Avenue K. Information: 575-769-6052 United Methodist Church. Information: Dr. 626-4408 Information: 575-356-8500. AA, Twisted Sisters women only Keith Wilks at [email protected] or Mood Elevators fellowship group — 3 Roosevelt County Association of Health group — 6 p.m. Monday at First 356-8597. p.m. Sunday at Bowl-A-Matic in Fort Educational Retirees — 2 p.m. third ENMRSH — 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday- Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 108 S. Hope for Hurting Women — 6 p.m. Sumner, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Calvary Thursday each month at L.C. Cozzens Friday free development screening for Avenue F. Information: 575-769-6052 Tuesdays at 1513 S. Roosevelt Rd. 3. Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Meetings administrative offices, Zia Room. infants from birth to 35 months. Call 575- Al-Anon: Serenity Circle — 6:30 p.m. Prayer, support and encouragement for subject to change. Information: 575-478- Information: 575-799-9615. 742-9032 in Clovis/Portales, 575-487-2372 Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church, women. Information: 575-760-0598. Freeze frame

The Clovis El Desayuno Kiwanis Club honors May's students of the month, shown below. Gifts given by the club and local businesses in appreciation were present- ed by Club Presenter Abran Briseño, left.

Courtesy photo Plains Regional Medical Center auxiliary recognized Rita Bumgarner, left, as auxilian of the month for April. Bumgarner joined the auxiliary in November 2009. She Courtesy photo volunteers in the baby nursery and serves on the hos- Plains Regional Medical Center Auxiliary recognized Jo Courtesy photo pitality committee. Due to a tie, Suella Frerichs was Mullins as auxilian of the month for May. Mullins joined also recognized as auxilian of the month for April. the auxiliary in June 2013. She volunteers in the admit- Avory Gonzales, Marshall Middle School Frerichs joined the auxiliary in June 2012. She works in ting/day surgery department. the gift shop and is auxiliary board treasurer. She has served as member-at-large on the board.

Courtesy photo Senia Howard, Gattis Middle School. On the right is Courtesy photo Senia's grandfather, Johnnie Davies. The Clovis Rotary Club welcomed 19 newly-recognized Paul Harris Fellows to the club. Courtesy photo At the May 10 meeting of the El Desayuno Kiwanis Club, philanthropist John Snowberger, right, owner of McDonald's, was honored for his support of the club's student of the month/year program. He addressed the club, students, parents, and teachers about character building, and emphasized the many programs McDonald's have in-place to help student employees. Member Abran Briseño is also pictured.

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Brown Early Childhood Center in Portales held its Courtesy photo Perfect Attendance and Beary Good Behavior Gracie Rollins, Clovis High School Freshman Academy Courtesy photo Assembly on Wednesday. Some of the students who won bikes are pictured with Principal Melanie Skinner Clovis Rotary Club President Marli Raney, left, poses and Assistant Principal Anna Brock. with third-time Paul Harris Fellow Elwyn Crume.

Courtesy photo Shelby Wilson, center left, and Teya Morris, center right, both of Clovis High School, were recognized as student rotarians on May 10. They are with rotary board Courtesy photo member Greg Southard, left, and Marli Raney, rotary club president. Jaden Anderson, Clovis High School Sunday May 20, 2018 To place an ad: Call: 575-763-3431 or 575-356-4481 Legals, Employment, LASSIFIEDS Email: [email protected] Garage Sales, Real Estate, C Automotive, Misc. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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most advantageous to LEGAL 71420 will be held on June 1, City. the University. Bid documents may be The Invitation to Bid May 20, 2018 2018 at 1:30 p.m. at The sale will occur at the reviewed at www.clovis- (ITB) must be sealed 1009 N Main St., Clo- Interviews may be held front entrance of the Eastern New Mexico Uni- schools.org. and delivered no later REQUEST FOR vis, New Mexico. for this project after the Roosevelt County versity is an affirmative than 4:00 pm MST on PROPOSALS evaluation of proposals Court, 109 W. First action and equal oppor- Bids shall be received no Wednesday, June 5, Proposals will be re- is completed. Street, Portales, New tunity employer later than June 12, 2018 at the Portales RFP NO: 17-228 ceived no later than Mexico 88130, on May LEGALS 2018 at 2:00 p.m. Municipal School Dis- Architectural/Engineer- June 14, 2018 at 2;00 Purchasing Agent: 30, 2018, at 11:00 am LEGAL 71414 MST. Sealed bids must trict, L.C. Cozzens Ad- ing On-Call Services p.m. MST. Sealed pro- (MDT). The special LEGAL 71413 May 20, 2018 be delivered to: ministrative Office, 501 posals must be deliv- /s/: Carla Weems, CPO master is Antoinette May 20, 2018 May 27, 2018 South Abilene Ave, NIGP COMMODITY ered to: Date: 5/20/2018 Linder-Baker or her de- May 27, 2018 June 3, 2018 Clovis Municipal Portales, NM 88130, CODE: 90607; 90610; signee, Post Office Box June 3, 2018 Schools Phone Number (575) 90638; 90644;90654; Clovis Municipal LEGAL 70893 790, Clovis, NM 88102. NOTICE OF PUBLIC 1009 Main St. 356-7000. Documenta- 90656; 92507; 92517; School District May 6, 2018 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING P.O. Box 19000 tion may be obtained by 92533; 92537; 92588 1009 N Main St. May 13, 2018 The property will be sold HEARING Stone Windmill Clovis, NM, 88102 contacting the District PO Box 19000 May 20, 2018 subject to all taxes and Stone Windmill Subdivision 2 Phone No: or online at http://www. The Board of Education, Clovis, New Mexico, May 27, 2018 other restrictions and Subdivision 1 (3-A Summary Subdivi- (575) 769-4300 portalesschools.com/ Clovis Municipal 88102 easements of record (3-A Summary sion) under RFP/RFI Bids. School District, is re- Phone No: STATE OF NEW and to a one-month Subdivision) It is the responsibility of questing competitive (575) 769-4300 MEXICO right of redemption, The Roosevelt County the Bidder to deliver the The Board of Education sealed proposals to COUNTY OF commencing upon the The Roosevelt County Board of Commission- bid to the appointed reserves the right to re- provide Architectural/ It is the responsibility of ROOSEVELT date the sale is ap- Board of Commission- ers will conduct a public date, time, and location ject any or all proposals Engineering On-Call the Offeror to deliver NINTH JUDICIAL proved by the Court. ers will conduct a public hearing on a type 3-A stated herein. Late and to waive all formali- Services. the proposal to the ap- DISTRICT The sale is also subject hearing on a type 3-A Summary Subdivision bids will not be accept- ties. pointed date, time, and to an order of the Court Summary Subdivision for the Stone Windmill ed. Project RFP/contract location stated herein. McCORMICK 103, LLC, approving the terms for the Stone Windmill Subdivision 2 on Fri- Board of Education documents may be ob- Late proposals will not and conditions of the Subdivision 1 on Fri- day, June 8, 2018 at The Clovis Municipal tained from the location be accepted. No. D-911-CV-2017- sale. day, June 8, 2018 at 9:00 a.m., in the Com- Schools Board of Edu- Portales Municipal (s) listed in the com- 00540 9:00 a.m., in the Com- mission Room, at the cation reserves the School District plete Request for Pro- The Clovis Municipal The sale will proceed to mission Room, at the Roosevelt County right to reject any and posal (RFP) which may Schools Board of Edu- Plaintiff, satisfy a mortgage lien Roosevelt County Courthouse. At this all bids and/or cancel /s/ Inez Rodriguez, Presi- be reviewed at www. cation reserves the pursuant to Order of clovis-schools.org. Courthouse. At this time all interested par- this ITB in its entirety. dent right to reject any and v. Default Judgment, en- time all interested par- ties may present their all proposals and/or tered by the Court in A Non-Mandatory Pre- ties may present their views regarding the LEGAL 71219 ITB Number: 17-18-0007 cancel this RFP in its JANA RIGSBY, the above described Proposal Conference views regarding the proposed subdivision. May 13, 2018 entirety. lawsuit on April 25, will be held on June 1, proposed subdivision. The proposed subdivi- May 20, 2018 LEGAL 71309 and 2018. Plaintiff, as judg- 2018 at 3:00 p.m. at The proposed subdivi- sion is to be located in May 20, 2018 LEGAL 71378 ment creditor, may 1009 N Main St., Clo- sion is to be located in the West ½ of S: 17 T: NINTH JUDICIAL May 20, 2018 PASEO VENTURA, LLC, credit bid at the sale to vis, New Mexico. the Southeast ¼ of S: 7 4S R: 30E. All interest- DISTRICT NOTICE TO BIDDERS apply any or all of its T: 4S R: 30E. All inter- ed parties may obtain STATE OF NOTICE OF REQUEST and money judgment in this Proposals will be re- ested parties may ob- copies of the subdi- NEW MEXICO The Board of Education FOR PROPOSALS lawsuit to the purchase ceived no later than tain copies of the subdi- vider's proposal and COUNTY OF CURRY of the Portales Munici- JOHN DOE, in his ca- price of the property. June 21, 2018 at 2:00 vider's proposal and any favorable or ad- pal School District here- Qualifications - based pacity as personal rep- Plaintiff's money judg- p.m. MST. Sealed pro- resentative of the es- any favorable or ad- verse opinions from the IN THE MATTER OF by invites the submis- competitive sealed pro- ment is the sum of posals must be deliv- tate of GEORGE E. verse opinions from the Roosevelt County Plan- THE PETITION FOR sion of sealed propos- posals for professional $788,662.96 plus (i) in- ered to: HINER, deceased, Roosevelt County Plan- ning Department in the CHANGE OF NAME OF als for: design services will be terest from February 2, ning Department in the Roosevelt County Ruby Cristene Taylor, received by the Con- 2018, at a rate of Clovis Municipal and Roosevelt County Courthouse. DESIGN PROFESSION- tracting Agency, City of $380.54 per diem until School District Courthouse. No. D-0905-CV-02018- AL SERVICES FOR Portales for RFP No. the date of Judgment, Roosevelt County Plan- 000318 THE BROWN EARLY 1009 N Main St. 2018-05-20. The Con- GROUP I DEFEN- plus (ii) statutory post- PO Box 19000 DANTS: Cliff Hiner, Roosevelt County Plan- ning Board CHILDHOOD OLD tracting Agency is re- judgment interest, un- Clovis, New Mexico, Melanie Nelson, Susan ning Board NOTICE OF CHANGE WING RENOVATION questing proposals for der NMSA 1978, § 56- By: Johnny Montiel OF NAME 88102 professional surveying Nagel, and Misty Hiner, 8-4(A)(1) (2004), plus Johnny Montiel, County for use by the Portales Phone No: services and engineer- as presumptive heirs or (iii) legal fees and costs By: Johnny Montiel (575) 769-4300 assigns of GEORGE E. Johnny Montiel, County Planner TAKE NOTICE that in Municipal School Dis- ing services for: City of in the amount of HINER, deceased, Planner accordance with the trict. Portales Phase 2 $10,206.44, plus (iv) LEGAL 71421 provisions of Sec. 40-8- It is the responsibility of Blackwater Wellfield the Receiver's reason- May 20, 2018 1 through Sec. 40-8-3 A Pre-Proposal Confer- the Offeror to deliver Development Project. and able fees accrued to LEGAL 71415 NMSA 1978, the Peti- ence will be held on the proposal to the ap- Proposals will be re- the date on which the May 20, 2018 INVITATION TO BID tioner Ruby Cristene Wednesday, May 30, pointed date, time, and ceived at City Hall, 100 UNKNOWN HEIRS AND Property is sold, and Taylor will apply to the 2018 at Brown Early location stated herein. West 1st Street Por- ASSIGNS of GEORGE plus (v) any additional NOTICE is hereby given ITB: 17-118 Honorable David P. Childhood Center at Late proposals will not tales, NM 88130 until E. HINER, deceased, reasonable legal fees by the Eastern New Warehouse Supplies Reeb, JR., District 520 W 5th S, Portales, be accepted. Tuesday, June 12, and costs which may Mexico University- for Schools; Nursing Judge of the Ninth Judi- NM 88130. This meet- 2018, at 2:00 PM Defendants. accrue in enforcement Board of Regents will and Custodial cial District at the Curry ing is MANDATORY for The Clovis Municipal (MST). Copies of the of the Promissory Note accept sealed bids at County Courthouse 700 all interested in submit- Schools Board of Edu- Request for Proposals NOTICE OF SPECIAL and Mortgage the office of the Pur- NIGP COMMODITY N. Main Street, Suite ting the RFP. cation reserves the can be obtained in per- MASTERS SALE chasing Agent or at the CODES CLASSES: 14, in Clovis, New Mex- right to reject any and son at the office of Car- Submitted by, bid opening for the pro- 050 ART ico at 8:00am on the The Request for Propos- all proposals and/or la Weems at 100 West Plaintiff hereby gives no- curement set forth on EQUIPMENET AND 30th day of May, 2018 al (RFP) must be cancel this RFP in its 1st Street Portales, NM tice that the appointed Montgomery & Andrews, written forms, which SUPPLIES; 310 EN- for an Order for Change sealed and delivered no entirety. 88130 or will be mailed special master in the P.A.By: may be obtained at the VELOPES, PLAIN; 435 of Name from Ruby later than 4:00 pm MST or emailed upon re- above-styled matter will ENMU Purchasing Of- GEMICIDES, CLEAN- Cristene Taylor to Ruby on Wednesday, June LEGAL 71418 quest to Carla Weems sell all right, title, and /s/ Kaleb W. Brooks fice, 1500 Sesame ERS, AND RELATED Christene Miller. 21, 2018 at the Portales May 20, 2018 at 575-359-4852 or interest of the Defen- Suzanne C. Odom Street Dr, Portales NM SANITATION PROD- Municipal School Dis- cweems@portalesnm. dant Jana Rigsby in the Kaleb W. Brooks 88130. Interested com- UCTS FOR HEALTH SHELLY BURGER trict, L.C. Cozzens Ad- REQUEST FOR gov. following described P.O. Box 2307 panies may email their CARE PERSONNEL; Clerk of the District Court ministrative Office, 501 PROPOSALS property to the highest Santa Fe, NM 87504- request for more infor- 475 HOSPITAL, SUR- /s/ Cherry Garza South Abilene Ave, RFP NO: 17-232 A Pre-Proposal Confer- and best bidder for 2307 mation to purchasing. GICAL, AND MEDICAL Deputy Clerk/Clerk Portales, NM 88130, Construction Materials ence WILL BE held on cash: (505) 982-3873 [email protected] RELATED ACCES- Phone Number (575) Testing Services Friday, June 1, 2018, at [email protected] or fax to (575) 562- SORIES AND SUNDRY Submitted by: 356-7000. Documenta- 11:00 AM (MST), at ALL OF LOTS EIGHT [email protected] 2426. ITEMS; 485 JANITORI- /s/ Ruby Christene Dud- tion may be obtained by NIGP COMMODITY City Hall, 100 W. 1st (8), NINE (9), TEN (10), AL SUPPLIES, GEN- ley contacting the District CODE: 84506; 84546; St., Portales, NM ELEVEN (11), AND Attorneys for Plaintiff Mass Alert Notification ERAL LINE; 615 OF- Petitioner Pro Se or online at http://www. 84549 TWELVE (12) IN System IFB #1859 FICE SUPPLIES, GEN- portalesschools.com/ Applicable NIGP Com- BLOCK THIRTEEN EASY MONEY... JUST a Opening Date: May 31, ERAL; 620 OFFICE LEGAL 71135 under RFP/RFI Bids. The Board of Education, modity Codes: 92693, (13) OF THE SUBDIVI- CALL AWAY. It’s illegal 2018 at 2:00 PM Local SUPPLIES: ERASERS, May 13, 2018 Clovis Municipal School 92586, 92670, 92533, SION OF BLOCK (13) for companies doing Time INKS, LEADS, PENS, May 20. 2018 The Board of Education District, is requesting 92535, 92544, 92546, UNIVERSITY business by phone to PENCILS, ETC.; 645 HEIGHTS, CITY OF reserves the right to re- competitive sealed pro- 92597, 92555 promise you a loan and Eastern New Mexico Uni- PAPER, FOR OFFICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS ject any or all proposals posals to provide Con- PORTALES, ROO- versity is interested in AND PRINT SHOP and to waive all formali- struction Materials The City of Portales re- SEVELT COUNTY, ask you to pay for it purchasing a Mass USE; SCHOOL EQUIP- The Board of Education ties. Testing Services. serves the right to re- NEW MEXICO, AC- before they deliver. A Alert System used to MENT, TEACHING of the Portales Munici- ject any and/or all pro- CORDING TO THE OF- public service message notify individuals or AIDS, AND SUPPLIES pal School District here- Board of Education Project RFP/contract posals and waive tech- FICIAL RECORDED IN from Clovis Media Inc. groups using lists, loca- by invites the submis- documents may be ob- nicalities as deemed in CABINET A AT SLIDE and the Federal Trade tions, and visual intelli- The Board of Education, sion of bids for Portales Municipal tained from the location the best interest of the 115. Commission. gence. Clovis Municipal School School District (s) listed in the com- District, is requesting LED LAMP RETROFIT plete Request for Pro- The University reserves competitive sealed bids & INSTALLATION /s/ Inez Rodriguez, Presi- posal (RFP) which may the right to waive any ir- to provide supplies to dent be reviewed at www.- regularities, to reject stock the warehouse for for use by the Portales clovis-schools.org. any or all bids and to use in the Clovis Municipal School Dis- RFP Number: 17-18- select the bid deemed Schools. trict. 0008 A Non-Mandatory Pre- Proposal Conference PAGE 6C ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS APARTMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY Herman CURRY COUNTY

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Sunday May 20, 2018 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS D Parker’s speed to be tested in NCAAs ❏ Sophomore has top the top dog is a Greyhound. this season),” Parker said. “Typical is pretty much diet and watch what that he’s carrying into nationals. Sophomore Marcus Parker has nerves (going into nationals), but I eat,” Parker explained. “I do ice He was the only Division II runner 200 time, third-best earned the nickname, “The after this outdoor season, I’ve felt baths to recover, and you don’t to make the finals. Greyhound Flash” online by pretty good, pretty confident.” stress the body too much.” “Making finals for the Texas 100 time in D-II meet. University A big key for Parker is consis- Parker expects to run in the 10.1- Relays was a big accomplish- Editor’s note: This is the third in President Jeff tency. That showed during the 10.2 range in the 100 in Charlotte, ment,” Parker said. “Running in a series of stories on Eastern New Elwell, and for indoor season, after he won Lone and around 20.6 or 20.7 in the 200. the finals and I P.R.’ed with a Mexico University athletes head- good reason. He’s Star Conference titles in both the There should be great competi- 10.17, and everyone’s times were ing to the Division II national got Division II’s 60 and 200 meter dash. Parker then tion in both, as Parker anticipates just ridiculous.” track and field championships. fastest 200-meter went on to place fifth in the 200 Rollins to be one of the toughest With one more big event to go time (20.43) by (21.37 seconds) and sixth (6.76) in challengers in the 100. In the 200, Tuesday’s story will feature senior this season, and the success he’s nearly three-10ths the 60 meters at the Indoor Rollins (20.72, third) and high jumper Kenneth Lloyd. garnered all throughout the indoor of a second, and Nationals. Academy of Art’s Mobolade and outdoor seasons, is Parker, By Eric Murray he’s third in the Parker has only gotten stronger Ajomale (20.75, fourth) could be Parker 100. in the spring, posting eight com- the two that could stand in his way perhaps the favorite to win in both STAFF WRITER the 100 and 200, feeling the pres- [email protected] Parker’s best bined 100 and 200 meter dash vic- in the 200. time of 10.17 is topped only by tories at five combined meets, Parker, already a two-time Cap sure of the task at hand? PORTALES — People always Pittsburg State’s NaRon Rollins before once again claiming a pair Shelton Award winner for LSC‘s “It’s a big confidence booster, seem to be gunning for the top dog, (10.09) and Lincoln’s Roberto of LSC titles, after a 10.22-second top male athlete, has had many being consistent and running trying to knock them off of their Smith (10.16). effort in the 100 and a 20.87-sec- great moments this year. good,” Parker explained. “It opens pedestal. For sprinters at this “Coming into outdoor, I’ve been ond performance in the 200, earli- In particular, he looks back up a lot of people’s eyes, but I just week’s NCAA Division II Outdoor happy with my times and I could- er this month. fondly on his seventh-place, per- try to stay humble and race my Track and Field Championships, n’t ask for anything more (out of “One thing I did this year more sonal record time of 10.17 seconds race.” ENMU coach leaves ❏ Welborn won 52 games in her three seasons. BY THE STAFF OF THE NEWS

PORTALES — The Katie Welborn era is officially over at Eastern New Mexico. The Greyhounds’ softball coach’s resignation was announced on Saturday, after three years at the helm and a 52-112 overall record. Welborn’s resignation comes weeks after ENMU’s 2018 cam- paign came to a close, following an 18-34 sea- son, which included a File photo: Tony Bullocks Welborn 9-21 record The Clovis High girls basketball program is preparing to hold an alumni game 7 p.m Thursday as a fundraiser to benefit the program. in Lone Star Conference play. Tickets will be $4 for adults and $2 for children. The former Tarleton State catcher and Lubbock Christian assistant inherited an Eastern program that went 16-34 in 2015, leading to her hiring for the 2016 season that June. Welborn went 14- Alumni game set 42 in her first season, and fol- lowed that up with a 20-36 ❏ Inaugural event will tip off rent Clovis girls coach Jeff Reed and his staff. long each period would be. (10-20) record for 2017. It The alumni team will be coached by Johnny “We really hadn’t discussed that,” Reed said. was the first 20-win season 7 p.m. Thursday at The Rock. Casaus, who has roots in both the Clovis and “I don’t know if we’ll try to change the format. I since 2007 for the Hobbs programs, having been an assistant and don’t know if we’ll do eight-minute quarters. It Greyhounds. might be fun to try something different, but I’d By Peter Stein JV coach for the Lady Wildcats before going on While the win total to the Lady Eagles’ head-coaching job. assume we’re doing eight-minute quarters.” dropped in 2018, the team STAFF WRITER Casaus guided the turn-of-the-century era of Reed also said he was unsure if it would be an [email protected] showed signs of a competi- Clovis players from elementary school, AAU annual event. He thinks it might be better as an tive offense. First baseman CLOVIS — High school reunions aren’t quite ball and up. Scott Robinson — a longtime fixture every-other-year occurence. Erikka Burke leaves as the as big an event as they used to be, what with in Clovis basketball and the boys head varsity As of Saturday, the alumni team included: program’s single season (15) Facebook and all the other social media that coach from 2014-18 — will also help coach the Sharrissa Blair (married name Levasseur), Kandi and career leader (37) in allows people to reconnect by pressing a button alumni team. Mitchell (Wall), Melissa Wimbish, Christine home runs, and the team hit on their phones. Thursday’s game is the brainchild of Niki Oborny and Laurie Epps (Coffman) from the cross the 50-homer plateau Alumni basketball games are a little different. Black, a turn-of-the-century player who was Niki class of 1999; Black, Rakel Nussbaumer, Joi (52) for the second time in They can be organized through Shaw back then. Pearce (Lunsfurd) and Consuelo Garcia from the school history. social media, but they have to be “I was on my way to a doctor’s appointment,” class of 2000; Kecia Meyers and Cisti Greenwalt A release from the school played the old-fashioned way — Black recalled, “and I’d kind of been thinking from the class of 2001; Erin Shaw (Switzer) said a nation-wide search face-to-face on the hardwood. about getting the girls back playing together. So from the class of 2003; Meagan Brady from the would soon begin to find Clovis girls basketball will play I went to Mr. (Jay) Brady (the Clovis High prin- class of 2013; and Kyleigh Guthals and Carrie Welborn’s successor. WILDCATS such a game on Thursday at Rock cipal) and asked if he would allow it.” Sharp from the class of 2014. “We certainly want some- Staubus Gymnasium, tipping off at Black says Brady liked the idea, then referred “We’ve got people coming in from California, one that has some of the 7 p.m. Admission is $4 for adults, $2 for chil- her to Reed. from back east, all around,” Black said. “One knowledge of collegiate dren, with the funds going toward Clovis’ girls “She approached me about it and wanted to do missed her sister’s graduation (Friday) night so coaching,” Athletic Director basketball program. it,” Reed said. “And I thought, ‘We could do she could come in for this instead.” Greg Waggoner said. “We The contest will include former Clovis girls that.’” Practices began Friday night. “It is awesome,” want somebody who is going basketball players from turn-of-the-century Reed says the first 20 who signed up will get Black said, “just getting to see everybody. We’re to be looking after the well- teams all the way up to teams from earlier this to play in the event that will have an announcer kind of out of shape, but it’s all for fun.” being of the student-athletes, decade, playing against the projected 2018-19 and referees, just like a regular game. As of growing and developing team. Next year’s team will be coached by cur- Friday night, it hadn’t yet been determined how ALUMNI on Page 3D them.” Justify wins foggy Preakness; Triple Crown bid alive ❏ Smith claims race Preakness on Saturday and keep math of the Derby, an injury Baffert Lukas’record with his 14th victory in American Pharoah won at Pimlico in alive the chance for trainer Bob insisted would not be a problem. a Triple Crown race and matched a driving rain storm, Mike Smith for second time; Good Baffert’s second Triple Crown cham- Justify and Good Magic went to 19th-century trainer R.W. Walden rode Justify through thick fog that pion in four years. the lead early and traded first back with his seventh Preakness title. engulfed the racetrack. Magic takes second. On a sloppy track similar to the and forth throughout the 1-3/16-mile Baffert also remained undefeated Smith won the Preakness for just conditions in the Kentucky Derby, race. Bravazo edged long-shot with Derby winners in the Preakness the second time in 17 tries, 25 years By Stephen Whyno Justify improved to 5-0 and will go to Tenfold for second, and Good Magic following Silver Charm, Real Quiet, after his first aboard Prairie Bayou. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Belmont Stakes in New York on was fourth. War Emblem and American Pharoah. Justify is the 36th horse to win June 9 looking to do the same thing “They had their own private match Justify showed more evidence of both the Kentucky Derby and BALTIMORE — Justify emerged American Pharoah did for Baffert in race,” Baffert said. “He’s just a great being the same kind of super horse as Preakness. from the fog and sloshed his way to 2015. Justify showed no ill effects horse to handle all that pressure and American Pharoah, and Baffert has “I’m so happy that we got it done,” another victory, holding off several from a bruised heel on his left hind keep on running.” repeatedly drawn comparisons Baffert said. “I’ve never had one run hard-charging challengers to win the foot that was discovered in the after- Baffert tied veteran D. Wayne between them. Three years after that fast here.” PAGE 2D ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS InIn briefbrief Rangers’ Moore goes to 10-day DL HAT S HAPPENING SPORTS EVENTS OR SPORTS’ -RELATED ACTIVITIES TO LIST?CALL: 575-763-3431. FAX: 575-742-1349. CHICAGO — The Texas Rangers have put left-hander Matt Moore on the 10-day disabled list with right knee DROPITOFF: 521 PILE ST, CLOVIS; 101 E. FIRST ST, PORTALES. EMAIL: [email protected] soreness. W The Rangers recalled right-hander Ariel Jurado from The Portales High School basketball pro- per player. Head coaches eat for free and all Information: [email protected] Double-A Frisco. The 22-year-old Jurado was scheduled grams will run youth camps May 29-31. coaches stay for free, but additional coaches to start Saturday night against the Chicago White Sox in The boys camp will run at Portales Junior High have a $20 registration fee added. The camp Registration is ongoing through June 1 for the his major league debut. He was 1-1 with a 2.57 ERA in six 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. for boys entering grades 1-6 includes a hospitality room, coaches gift and a T- Clovis sand volleyball league. starts for Frisco this season. and 1 p.m.-4 p.m. for boys entering grades 7-9. shirt for all campers. Monday nights will feature women’s teams, Moore has felt discomfort in the knee since spring train- Registration is $50, payable on the first day of Online registration is available at http://abc- while Tuesday nights will feature co-ed teams. ing. He allowed five runs on five hits in 3 2/3 innings on camp. sportscamps.com/ENMUWBB/ Registration is $60 per team, and a separate Friday night against the White Sox. He is 1-5 with a 7.99 The girls camp will run at Portales High Information: All camps, 575-562-4312. Elite $25 per player, and can be dropped off at ERA in 10 games. School, 9 a.m.-11 a.m. for girls entering grades and team camps, [email protected]; Aucutt’s Paint Store at 2000 Mitchell St. on the 3-5 and 1 p.m-3:30 p.m. for girls entering grades skills camp, [email protected] following dates: May 24-25, May 28-June 1. Mauer put on DL with various pains 6-8. Registration is $45 for the younger camp Information: Tisha Brothers 575-693-1182. MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins lost a key and $50 for the older camp, with discounts avail- A trio of youth golf camps are scheduled for member of their batting order Saturday as first baseman able for multiple campers from the same imme- May and June at Colonial Park Golf Course. The Clovis Lady Wildcat Basketball Camp Joe Mauer was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a diate family. The four-day camps are offered 8 a.m.-10 a.m. is scheduled June 4-7 at Rock Staubus cervical strain and concussion-like symptoms. Information: Boys camp, Rickie McBroom, May 29-June 1 for ages 5-8, and June 4-7 and Gymnasium. The former American League MVP was pulled from 575-219-9176. Girls camp, Wade Fraze, 575- June 18-21 for ages 9 and over. The camp will run 8 a.m. to noon each day for Friday’s game with what the team called “neck stiffness” 607-5181; Emily Roberts, 575-791-7691; or Tara Each camp is $75 — with $35 paid by the par- players entering grades 1-9. Players are advised stemming from a dive for a foul ball on May 11. Johnson, 575-791-7105. ticipant and the remaining $40 covered by the to wear cool, comfortable clothes, a clean pair of Twins manager Paul Molitor revealed Saturday that Blake Berry Memorial Fund. basketball shoes, a towel and water. A conces- Mauer was also experiencing balance issues and sensitivi- The Eastern New Mexico University Information: 575-762-4775. sion stand will be open for water and sports ty to light the night prior, which contributed to his women’s basketball program is hosting a trio drinks. removal. of camps in June. The Eastern New Mexico University football Registration is $60, with each camper receiv- — Wire reports The first camp, set for June 9, is an elite camp program will conduct a series of one-day camps ing a T-shirt and basketball. Checks should be for advanced basketball skill work. The cost is throughout New Mexico and Texas and host its made payable to Jr. Lady Cats Basketball. $95 per athlete or $80 per athlete if two or more 7-on-7 and lineman challenge event in June. Information: Jeff Reed, 575-693-2426. MLBMLB SStandingstandings players from the same school attend. Sunday is The camps will run for three hours, and are The Associated Press • All Times Mountain the final day to apply online for a $10 discount. scheduled for 10 a.m. June 7 in Las Cruces The Clovis Softball Association is accepting AMERICAN LEAGUE An individual skills camp will be offered 9 a.m.- (location TBD), 4 p.m. June 7 at El Paso Franklin registration for its summer leagues with an entry East Division 3 p.m. June 11-13 for boys and girls in grades K- High School, 1 p.m. June 9 at Rio Rancho deadline of 5 p.m. June 1. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 8. The cost is $100 per camper ($80 for a child Cleveland High School, 10 a.m. June 13 at Summer leagues will start in the second week New York 29 13 .690 — — 6-3 W-1 18-7 11-6 of an ENMU employee or military personnel), Clovis High School and 5:30 p.m. June 13 at of June — June 11 for church league, June 13 Boston 31 15 .674 — — 6-4 W-1 14-7 17-8 $75 for each additional sibling and $25 for the Frenship High School. The camps are $30 per for Wednesday Night League, June 14 for Tampa Bay 21 22 .488 8 1/2 3 1/2 6-4 W-5 8-10 13-12 Toronto 22 24 .478 9 4 3-7 L-3 11-14 11-10 child to stay until 5 p.m. Campers receive a bas- player., and will include dynamic warmup, speed Women’s League and June 15 for TGIF League. Baltimore 14 31 .311 16 1/2 11 1/2 6-4 L-1 10-13 4-18 ketball and a T-shirt, with lunch provided each development, agility training and skill develop- The entry fee is $250 for any team that played Central Division day. An early-bird rate of $85 per camper is ment on offense and defense. in any CSA spring league, $300 for a new league W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away available through May. A $15 discount is avail- The program will hold its seventh annual 7-on- team or $325 for a new league/tournament team. Cleveland 22 22 .500 — — 5-5 W-1 13-9 9-13 able online through June 1. 7 and lineman challenge 9 a.m. June 15 at Registrations are accepted at Ideal Auto Detroit 20 24 .455 2 5 6-4 L-1 12-10 8-14 A team camp will be offered June 18-20, with Greyhound Stadium. The 7-on-7 tournament will Sales, 309 Commerce Way. Any registrations Minnesota 18 23 .439 2 1/2 5 1/2 4-6 L-3 8-11 10-12 teams playing between seven and nine games. include a six-game guarantee, and the lineman after 5 p.m. June 1 will be subject to a $50 late Kansas City 14 31 .311 8 1/2 11 1/2 2-8 L-1 7-17 7-14 The cost is $650 for one team, or $575 each if challenge will include 10 events. A cost is still to fee. Chicago 12 30 .286 9 12 3-7 W-1 5-16 7-14 West Division bringing multiple teams, and a $35 overnight fee be determined. Lunch will be provided. Information: Roger Jackson, 575-762-8977. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Houston 29 18 .617 — — 7-3 L-1 13-11 16-7 Seattle 25 19 .568 2 1/2 — 5-5 W-1 10-10 15-9 Los Angeles 25 20 .556 3 1/2 4-6 L-4 11-16 14-4 Oakland 24 22 .522 4 1/2 2 6-4 W-3 11-9 13-13 Texas 18 29 .383 11 8 1/2 4-6 L-1 7-16 11-13

Friday’s Games Oakland 3,Toronto 1 COREBOARD Baltimore 7, Boston 4 ALL TIMES MOUNTAIN • REPORT SCORES: 575-763-3431 Texas 12, Chicago White Sox 5 S Houston 4, Cleveland 1 Milwaukee 8, Minnesota 3 Atlanta 0 0 .000 1/2 Matt Jones 67-65-68 — 200 LA Galaxy 3 6 1 10 14 19 Kansas City 5, N.Y.Yankees 2 Sports on TV Connecticut 0 0 .000 1/2 Kevin Na 66-65-69 — 200 San Jose 2 5 3 9 17 19 New York 0 0 .000 1/2 Jimmy Walker 64-67-70 — 201 Tampa Bay 8, L.A. Angels 3 Colorado 2 5 2 8 11 13 Sunday Washington 0 0 .000 1/2 Brian Gay 67-62-72 — 201 Seattle 2 5 2 8 7 11 Seattle 5, Detroit 4 The Associated Press Indiana 0 1 .000 1 Ryan Blaum 66-69-67 — 202 Saturday’s Games AUTO RACING WESTERN CONFERENCE Keith Mitchell 65-68-69 — 202 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Oakland 5,Toronto 4 2 p.m. — ABC, IndyCar, Indianapolis 500, W L Pct GB Kevin Tway 67-65-70 — 202 for tie. Cleveland 5, Houston 4 qualifying, Day 2, at Indianapolis Phoenix 1 0 1.000 — J.J. Spaun 64-69-69 — 202 Las Vegas 0 0 .000 1/2 Sung Kang 68-68-67 — 203 Boston 6, Baltimore 3 COLLEGE SOFTBALL Sunday’s Games Los Angeles 0 0 .000 1/2 Nicholas Lindheim 66-69-68 — 203 Chicago White Sox 5,Texas 3 10 a.m. — ESPN, NCAA Tournament, Portland 1, Seattle 0 Minnesota 0 0 .000 1/2 Joel Dahmen 67-68-68 — 203 Milwaukee 5, Minnesota 4 Regional, teams TBA Seattle 0 0 .000 1/2 Derek Fathauer 70-67-66 — 203 Atlanta United FC 2, Orlando City 1 N.Y.Yankees 8, Kansas City 3 10 a.m. — ESPN2, NCAA Tournament, New York City FC 2, Los Angeles FC 2, Regional, teams TBA Dallas 0 1 .000 1 Shawn Stefani 68-66-69 — 203 Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, late tie 12:30 p.m. — ESPN, NCAA Tournament, Branden Grace 66-68-69 — 203 Wednesday’s Game Detroit at Seattle, late Regional, teams TBA Thursday’s Games Charles Howell III 69-69-65 — 203 San Jose 2, Vancouver 2, tie Sunday’s Games 12:30 p.m. — ESPN2, NCAA Tournament, No games scheduled Martin Piller 69-63-71 — 203 Baltimore (TBD) at Boston (Rodriguez 3-1), 11:05 a.m. Regional, teams TBA Friday’s Game Scott Piercy 70-66-68 — 204 Friday’s Game Oakland (Mengden 3-4) at Toronto (Biagini 0-2), 11:07 a.m. 2:30 p.m. — ESPNU, NCAA Tournament, Phoenix 86, Dallas 78 Bronson Burgoon 69-68-67 — 204 Toronto FC 2, Orlando City 1 Saturday’s Game Ethan Tracy 65-72-67 — 204 Saturday’s Games Milwaukee (Guerra 3-3) at Minnesota (Odorizzi 3-2), 12:10 p.m. Regional, teams TBA Chicago 82, Indiana 64 Peter Uihlein 65-70-69 — 204 Colorado at New York City FC, 11 a.m. Texas (Minor 3-2) at Chicago White Sox (Lopez 0-3), 12:10 p.m. 5 p.m. — ESPN2, NCAA Tournament, Regional, teams TBA Sunday’s Games Adam Scott 67-65-72 — 204 Los Angeles FC at Portland, 1 p.m. N.Y.Yankees (Gray 2-3) at Kansas City (Skoglund 1-3), 12:15 p.m. 5 p.m. — ESPNU, NCAA Tournament, Las Vegas at Connecticut, 11 a.m. Rory Sabbatini 66-70-69 — 205 Vancouver at FC Dallas, 2 p.m. Tampa Bay (TBD) at L.A. Angels (Ohtani 3-1), 2:07 p.m. Regional, teams TBA Indiana at Washington, 11 a.m. J.T. Poston 68-69-68 — 205 Columbus at New England, 5:30 p.m. Martin Flores 70-67-68 — 205 Detroit (Liriano 3-1) at Seattle (LeBlanc 0-0), 2:10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — ESPN2, NCAA Tournament, Atlanta at Dallas, 1 p.m. Real Salt Lake at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. Troy Merritt 67-68-70 — 205 Cleveland (Carrasco 5-2) at Houston (McCullers 5-2), 6:08 p.m. Regional, teams TBA Los Angeles at Minnesota, 3 p.m. D.C. United at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. Vaughn Taylor 68-64-73 — 205 Monday’s Games 7:30 p.m. — ESPNU, NCAA Tournament, New York at Chicago, 5 p.m. Phoenix at Seattle, 7 p.m. N.Y.Yankees at Texas, 6:05 p.m. Regional, teams TBA Transactions Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 6:10 p.m. DIVING Horse racing 11 a.m. — NBC, U.S. National Detroit at Minnesota, 6:10 p.m. Hockey Championships, at Dallas Preakness Stakes winners Saturday Kansas City at St. Louis, 6:15 p.m. DRAG RACING The Associated Press The Associated Press 11 a.m. — FS1, NHRA, Menards Heartland Stanley Cup Playoffs 2018 — Justify BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE Nationals, qualifying, at Topeka, Kan. (taped) CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS 2017 — Cloud Computing American League Noon — FS1, NHRA, Menards Heartland (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) East Division 2016 — Exaggerator CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Placed LF Nationals, finals, at Topeka, Kan. Friday’s Game W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 2015 — American Pharoah Nicky Delmonico on the 10-day DL. GOLF Vegas 3, Winnipeg 2, Vegas leads series 3- Atlanta 27 17 .614 — — 7-3 W-1 10-9 17-8 2014 — California Chrome Recalled 2B Jose Rondon and RHP Dylan 5 a.m. — GOLF, European PGA Tour, 1 2013 — Oxbow Philadelphia 26 17 .605 1/2 — 8-2 W-1 16-6 10-11 Belgian Knockout, final day, at Antwerp, Saturday’s Game Covey from Charlotte (IL). Sent LHP Carlos 2012 — I’ll Have Another Washington 24 19 .558 2 1/2 1 7-2 L-1 10-11 14-8 Belgium Tampa Bay 3, Washington 2, Tampa Bay Rodon to Kannapolis (SAL) for a rehab 2011 — Shackleford New York 21 19 .525 4 2 1/2 4-6 W-1 9-11 12-8 11 a.m. — GOLF, PGA Tour, AT&T Byron leads series 3-2 assignment. 2010 — Lookin at Lucky Miami 17 28 .378 10 1/2 9 4-6 L-1 10-15 7-13 Nelson, final round, at Dallas Sunday’s Game DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned LHP 2009 — Rachel Alexandra 1 p.m. — CBS, PGA Tour, AT&T Byron Vegas at Winnipeg, 1 p.m. Ryan Carpenter to Toledo (IL). Reinstated Central Division 2008 — Big Brown Nelson, final round, at Dallas Monday’s Game OF Leonys Martin from the 10-day DL. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 2007 — Curlin GOLF, Champions Tour, Regions Tradition, Tampa Bay at Washington, 6 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned Milwaukee 28 18 .609 — — 7-3 W-3 10-9 18-9 2006 — Bernardini final round, at Birmingham, Ala. RHP Eduardo Paredes Salt Lake City 2005 — Afleet Alex Pittsburgh 26 19 .578 1 1/2 — 7-3 L-2 15-8 11-11 3 p.m. — GOLF, LPGA Tour, Kingsmill Golf 2004 — Smarty Jones (PCL). Selected LHP Ian Krol. Transferred Chicago 24 19 .558 2 1/2 1 6-4 W-1 13-8 11-11 Championship, final round, at Williamsburg, 2003 — Funny Cide RHP Matt Shoemaker to the 60-day DL. St. Louis 24 19 .558 2 1/2 1 4-6 L-1 13-9 11-10 Va. Regions Tradition Scores 2002 — War Emblem MINNESOTA TWINS — Placed 1B Joe Cincinnati 16 31 .340 12 1/2 11 6-4 L-1 7-17 9-14 5 p.m. — GOLF, Web.com Tour, BMW 2001 — Point Given Mauer on the 10-day DL. Recalled OF Jake Charity Pro-Am, final round, at Greenville, The Associated Press West Division 2000 — Red Bullet Cave from Rochester (IL). S.C. (same-day tape) Saturday W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 1999 — Charismatic OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Placed LHP MLB BASEBALL At Greystone G&CC Arizona 25 19 .568 — — 2-8 L-2 14-12 11-7 1998 — Real Quiet Brett Anderson on the 10-day DL. Recalled 11:30 a.m. — MLB, Regional coverage, L.A. Birmingham, Ala. 1997 — Silver Charm Colorado 25 21 .543 1 1 1/2 4-6 L-1 7-11 18-10 Dodgers at Washington OR N.Y. Yankees at Purse: $2.4 million RHP Ryan Dull from Nashville (PCL). 1996 — Louis Quatorze San Francisco 23 24 .489 3 1/2 4 4-6 W-1 13-10 10-14 Kansas City (Noon) Yardage: 7,277; Par: 72 (36-36) TEXAS RANGERS — Placed LHP Matt 1995 — Timber Country Los Angeles 18 26 .409 7 7 1/2 3-7 W-2 8-13 10-13 6 p.m. — ESPN, Cleveland at Houston Third Round Moore on the 10-day DL. Recalled RHP 1994 — Tabasco Cat San Diego 19 28 .404 7 1/2 8 6-4 W-2 11-18 8-10 NBA BASKETBALL Miguel Angel Jimenez 64-69-66 — 199 Ariel Jurado from Frisco (TL). 1993 — Prairie Bayou 6 p.m. — TNT, NBA playoffs, Western Steve Stricker 67-70-65 — 202 National League 1992 — Pine Bluff Conference finals, Game 3, Houston at Kevin Sutherland 69-66-68 — 203 ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned LHP Friday’s Games 1991 — Hansel Golden State Joe Durant 66-70-67 — 203 Max Fried to Gwinnett (IL). Recalled RHP L.A. Dodgers at Washington, ppd. 1990 — Summer Squall NHL HOCKEY Gene Sauers 66-67-70 — 203 Matt Wisler from Gwinnett. 1989 — Sunday Silence San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 2 1 p.m. — NBC, NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Rocco Mediate 68-72-66 — 206 1988 — Risen Star CHICAGO CUBS — Recalled LHP Chicago Cubs 8, Cincinnati 1 Western Conference finals, Game 5, Vegas at Vijay Singh 70-69-67 — 206 1987 — Alysheba Randy Rosario from Iowa (PCL) as 26th N.Y.Mets 3, Arizona 1 Winnipeg Wes Short, Jr. 66-72-68 — 206 1986 — Snow Chief man. Miami 2, Atlanta 0 SOCCER Tim Petrovic 69-68-69 — 206 1985 — Tank’s Prospect CINCINNATI REDS — Recalled RHP 5 p.m. — FS1, MLS, N.Y. Red Bulls at Scott McCarron 67-68-71 — 206 Milwaukee 8, Minnesota 3 1984 — Gate Dancer Kevin Shackelford from Louisville (IL) as Atlanta United Jerry Kelly 66-69-71 — 206 St. Louis 12, Philadelphia 4 1983 — Deputed Testamony 26th man. TRACK & FIELD Duffy Waldorf 70-71-66 — 207 Colorado 6, San Francisco 1 1982 — Aloma’s Ruler LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Optioned 11 a.m. — NBCSN, adidas Boost Boston Bernhard Langer 70-72-66 — 208 1981 — Pleasant Colony LHP Adam Liberatore to Oklahoma City Saturday’s Games Games, at Boston Bob Estes 70-66-72 — 208 1980 — Codex Cincinnati 5, Chicago Cubs 4, 1st game, 11 innings Noon — NBC, adidas Boost Boston Games, Paul Broadhurst 72-69-68 — 209 (PCL). Released LHP Henry Owens. L.A. Dodgers 4,Washington 1, 1st game at Boston Tom Byrum 68-73-68 — 209 Reinstated LHP Tony Cingrani from the 10- Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 6 WNBA BASKETBALL Jeff Maggert 68-73-68 — 209 Soccer day DL. Activated RHP Erik Goeddel. San Francisco 9, Colorado 4 11 a.m. — NBA, Indiana at Washington Jeff Sluman 72-66-71 — 209 Optioned RHP/LHP Pat Venditte to San Diego 6, Pittsburgh 2 3 p.m. — ESPN2, Los Angeles at Minnesota Tom Lehman 68-69-72 — 209 MLS Oklahoma City. Kenny Perry 68-69-72 — 209 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Sent RHP By The Associated Press Atlanta 8, Miami 1 Scott Dunlap 70-66-73 — 209 EASTERN CONFERENCE Zach Davies to Wisconsin (MWL) for a Chicago Cubs 10, Cincinnati 0, 2nd game Basketball Mark O’Meara 72-70-68 — 210 W L T Pts GF GA rehab assignment. Milwaukee 5, Minnesota 4 David Toms 73-68-69 — 210 Atlanta United FC 8 2 1 25 25 13 NEW YORK METS — Optioned LHP Arizona at N.Y.Mets, late NBA Playoffs Colin Montgomerie 71-72-67 — 210 Columbus 6 3 3 21 17 10 Buddy Baumann to Las Vegas (PCL). The Associated Press Paul Goydos 71-72-67 — 210 L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 2nd game, late New York City FC 6 2 3 21 21 16 Designated C Jose Lobaton for assign- CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Scott Verplank 72-67-71 — 210 Sunday’s Games Orlando City 6 4 1 19 21 18 ment. Recalled RHP Chris Flexen and C (Best-of-7; x - if necessary) Brandt Jobe 71-73-66 — 210 Arizona (Buchholz 0-0) at N.Y.Mets (Syndergaard 3-1), 11:10 a.m. New York 6 3 0 18 23 11 Tomas Nido from Las Vegas. Wednesday’s Game Lee Janzen 70-69-71 — 210 Chicago Cubs (Darvish 0-3) at Cincinnati (Mahle 3-5), 11:10 a.m. New England 5 3 2 17 18 14 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned Houston 127, Golden State 105, series tied Jerry Pate 67-72-71 — 210 Chicago 3 5 2 11 13 17 L.A. Dodgers (Wood 0-4) at Washington (Strasburg 5-3), 11:35 a.m. 1-1 Doug Garwood 69-69-72 — 210 RHP Yacksel Rios to Lehigh Valley (IL). Philadelphia 3 5 2 11 8 14 Miami (Chen 1-2) at Atlanta (Teheran 4-1), 11:35 a.m. Saturday’s Game Fran Quinn 68-70-72 — 210 Reinstated RHP Victor Arano from the 10- Toronto FC 3 6 1 10 14 19 San Diego (Lyles 1-1) at Pittsburgh (Williams 5-2), 11:35 a.m. Cleveland 116 Boston 86 Boston leads Bart Bryant 69-68-73 — 210 day DL. Montreal 3 8 0 9 14 26 series 2-1 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned INF Milwaukee (Guerra 3-3) at Minnesota (Odorizzi 3-2), 12:10 p.m. D.C. United 1 5 2 5 10 16 Sunday’s Game Max Moroff from Altoona (EL).Recalled Philadelphia (Nola 6-1) at St. Louis (Flaherty 0-1), 12:15 p.m. Byron Nelson scores WESTERN CONFERENCE Houston at Golden State, 6 p.m. RHP Nick Kingham from Altoona. Colorado (Anderson 3-1) at San Francisco (Blach 3-4), 2:05 p.m. The Associated Press W L T Pts GF GA Monday’s Game SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Sent OF Monday’s Games Saturday Sporting K.C. 7 2 2 23 23 12 Boston at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. At Trinity Forest GC Los Angeles FC 6 2 2 20 22 16 Mac Williamson to Sacramento (PCL) for a Atlanta at Philadelphia, 5:05 p.m. rehab assignment. San Diego at Washington, 5:05 p.m. Dallas FC Dallas 4 1 4 16 14 9 WNBA standings Purse: $7.7 million Vancouver 4 5 3 15 14 22 FOOTBALL Miami at N.Y.Mets, 5:10 p.m. The Associated Press Yardage: 7,380; Par: 71 Portland 4 3 2 14 14 14 National Football League Arizona at Milwaukee, 5:40 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Third Round Real Salt Lake 4 5 1 13 13 21 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Traded CB Kansas City at St. Louis, 6:15 p.m. W L Pct GB Marc Leishman 61-66-69 — 196 Minnesota United 4 7 0 12 13 21 Jamar Taylor to Arizona for a 2020 sixth- Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 8:10 p.m. Chicago 1 0 1.000 — Aaron Wise 65-63-68 — 196 Houston 3 3 3 12 20 15 round draft pick. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 ✦ PAGE 3D Wise joins Leishman for Nelson lead ❏ Spieth shoots par Wise shot a 3-under 68 to pull NCAA double. falling 10 strokes behind. 70 with a double bogey on the final even with Marc Leishman, four “There’s a little more pressure on Wind gusted above 25 mph at hole that dropped him to 12 under, to fall back 10 shots. shots ahead of Matt Jones and Kevin it because there’s more people and times after two rounds of calmer con- with Brian Gay, who bogeyed 18 for Na going into the final round. it’s a bigger scene, but I felt like I did ditions and lower scores on the tree- a 72. By Schuyler Dixon It’s not the first time Wise has a great job of handling all that at less, links-style layout a few miles Wise played in more wind than THE ASSOCIATED PRESS been in this position, though. Two Quail Hollow,” Wise said. “Being south of downtown Dallas. The Leishman and most of the other lead- weeks ago, he finished tied for sec- my second chance at it, I feel like it’s Nelson spent the previous 35 years at ers Friday when it kicked up in the DALLAS — The wind finally ond at the Wells Fargo only going to be better than that.” a more conventional venue in subur- afternoon, and still said Saturday’s blew on the new Trinity Forest Championship, two shots behind Leishman shot 69 after setting a ban Irving. conditions were significantly differ- course at the AT&T Byron Nelson. Jason Day. 36-hole tournament record previous- One illustration of the struggle ent. And he still said it was fun. Aaron Wise wasn’t rattled, not Besides, Wise has won at every ly shared by Tiger Woods. The 34- came late with the strong crosswind “I love playing really firm golf even by a bogey that dropped him level — including the 2016 NCAA year-old Australian had a career-best at the par-4 18th, where five of the courses because it brings a lot of into a tie for the lead on the final hole individual title while helping Oregon 61 in the opening round. top six on the leaderboard had bogey thinking in,” Wise said. “I didn’t Saturday. Now the 21-year-old PGA win the team championship just Hometown star Jordan Spieth or worse. have quite as many drivers as I had Tour rookie is ready for another run before turning pro. He was the first couldn’t make a move from eight Na (69) and Jones (68) had to set- the last couple of days because it was at his first victory. player in eight years to pull that shots back, shooting par 71 and tle for 13 under. Jimmy Walker shot firmer.” JUNIOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Ex-Lobo remains hopeful ❏ Kicker Sanders aims to get spot on Dolphins roster following draft. By Rick Wright ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL As a senior at Villa Park High School in Orange, Calif., Jason Sanders want- ed nothing more than to be a scholar- ship athlete at an NCAA Division I school. In soccer. That spring, in 2014, the University of New Mexico was the only school to offer Sanders that scholarship. In football. To say things worked out for Sanders is sort of like saying LeBron James has no reason to regret not playing college basketball. Four years and a couple Staff photos: Kevin Wilson of weeks after accepting Above: Quay Cubs that scholarship offer from pitcher Jesus Rojas flips UNM, Sanders is a rookie the ball to catcher Nick kicker for the Miami Dolphins. Black after catching Selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft with the 229th overall pick, Portales baserunner he was one of only two kickers to be Sean Crandall in the top drafted. of the second inning of According to the website overthe- Saturday’s Little League cap.com, Sanders has signed a four- junior league double- year contract worth $480,000 annually, header nightcap. Crandall the first-year minimum. was tagged out at home For players drafted below the second round, only signing bonuses are guar- on the rundown. Right: anteed. Crandall, from the “I knew there was a chance they pitcher’s mound, winds were gonna draft me,” Sanders said up after fielding the this week in a phone interview. “If I ground ball and fires it to was gonna be drafted, it was gonna be first to end the first inning. (the Dolphins).” Portales swept the Some 10 minutes before that 229th pick, on April 28, Miami special teams doubleheader, 10-4 and coach Darren Rizzi called to say the 24-2. Dolphins had identified other needs and would not draft Sanders. Some five minutes later, Rizzi called back. Yes, they were going to draft him after all — and did. This, though, wasn’t the first time he’d been drafted. When he entered Villa Park in the fall of 2010, Sanders had no intention of ever kicking an oblong ball. Soccer was his first and only athletic love, though his older brother, Andrew, then was Villa Park’s kicker. But Dusan Ancich, Villa Park’s foot- ball coach, wouldn’t take no for an answer. As a junior in 2012, Sanders became the Spartans’ punter and kick- Hinchcliffe bumped from Indy 500 er. Still, after two outstanding seasons ❏ Mann also out; both call Hinchcliffe and Mann who were surprisingly Tony George, head of the family that owns all at Villa Park, Sanders remained sidelined. things-Indy, can force an exception to get focused on a college soccer career. turn of events devastating. “It was devastating in every way possible,” Hinchcliffe and Mann in the field. With no scholarship offers, the tenta- said Hinchcliffe, who is fifth in the IndyCar “Should they just start everyone? To me, tive plan was to “play at a junior col- By Michael Marot standings and a full-time series racer for an I’m definitely a traditionalist,” said Ed lege and try to play soccer and foot- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS anchor team. “We came here with big expecta- Carpenter, son of George and the owner of ball.” tions and high hopes. We didn’t have Fast Patrick’s car. “As tough as it is to watch a guy The power in Sanders’ right leg (4- INDIANAPOLIS — IndyCar’s marquee Nine speed but we didn’t think we’d miss the like Hinch, who has had great moments here, of-5 on field goal attempts beyond 50 names turned a day of qualifying for the race. really tough moments, I feel for him, I feel for yards, a 73-percent kickoff touchback “Greatest Spectacle in Racing” into a throw- “It’s Indy and we finally have bumping Pippa. We’ve all worked very hard to be here. percentage during his UNM career) back, nail-biting, bumping affair. again and everyone was thrilled about it. Well, I really feel for them. made him the Lobos’ No. 1 pro Helio Castroneves, seeking a redemptive I’m a lot less thrilled about it.” “At the same time, Indianapolis, that’s part prospect this spring. record-tying fourth victory, was fastest around Hinchcliffe nearly lost his life at Indy in a of the lure of what makes this race so special Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Danica Patrick 2015 crash in which he was pierced in an and important to all of us. Growing up around was fast, too, and she averaged 227.610 mph artery and would have bled to death if not for this event, seeing years where Team Penske to snag the ninth and final spot in the next IndyCar’s standard-setting medical staff. He struggled and missed the race, Bobby Rahal Alumni round of qualifying, the Fast Nine. But this missed the race that year, but otherwise is a missed the race one year, it’s happened to great was a full field for the first time in years, and staple of the series. teams.” From Page 1D it meant two drivers weren’t making next Mann is a one-off. She races whatever The absence of Hinch and Mann is as sur- Halftime entertainment will include Sunday’s show. events she can scrape together the funds to buy prising as the run by Patrick, who would have Clovis alumni Payton Ware and Never did the renewed bumping expect to an open seat, and Indy is her yearlong pursuit. been content qualifying with something in the Susanne Oborny, who are planning a be a threat to James Hinchcliffe, one of Without her in the field, the Indy 500 will have middle of the pack. Instead, her four-lap aver- cheerleader skit based on SNL’s “Craig IndyCar’s top drivers, a popular Canadian, and just one woman in the field, Patrick, at the age around the track earned her a slot among and Arianna” sketch made famous by a celebrity from his stint as runner-up on time her return to American open wheel’s the nine drivers who will shoot it out Sunday Will Ferrell and Cheri Oteri in the mid- ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars” show. crown jewel event is being celebrated. Patrick for the pole. Her Chevrolet from Carpenter is to-late 1990s. It’s a performance that Add in this is the final Indy 500 on ABC, is retiring after this Indy 500, her first since fast, and Carpenter was second only to Ware and Oborny did regularly during ending a partnership that started in 1965 and is 2011 because of a brief and unsuccessful move Castroneves. She’s now guaranteed a starting their turn-of-the-century high school second in sports only to CBS and the Masters. to NASCAR. Back for the second leg of a spot in the first three rows of her final Indy days. The network has been a strong partner for tiny farewell in “The Danica Double” she’s book- 500. Overall,they hope for an enjoyable IndyCar, and it helped turn Hinchcliffe and ended Indy with the Daytona 500 on a two- “I have high expectations for doing well night for a good cause. Castroneves into crossover stars. race goodbye tour. here,” said Patrick, the only woman to lead “This is all fun and games trying to And no one expected trouble for Pippa There’s a chance IndyCar could intervene. laps in the Indy 500 and Daytona 500. “But raise some money for the basketball Mann, a perennial presence in the Indy 500. The standard is 33 cars, but the Indy 500 is to think that I was going to come back and program,” said Black, now a math The British driver spends her entire year work- only race that matters to the IndyCar elite and be in the Fast Nine right off the bat, I mean, teacher at Clovis’ Choices Alternative ing to raise the money to run the Indy 500. it had a 35 car field in 1997. So the hand- I’m going to tell you ... I definitely am School. “And it gives us a chance to Yet after a day of bumping, it was wringing could be real as purists wonder if relieved.” play together again.” PAGE 4D ✦ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2018 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS MLB team/player stats

AMERICAN LEAGUE D.Duffy KC 47 56 22 41 1 5 6.51 TEAM BATTING Giolito ChW 42 37 32 24 2 4 6.91 AB R H HR RBI Avg Boston 1611 242 434 62 230 .269 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tampa Bay 1482 190 397 43 176 .268 TEAM BATTING Detroit 1543 195 400 38 189 .259 AB R H HR RBI Avg Kansas City 1517 178 392 39 166 .258 Atlanta 1520 225 401 54 215 .264 Seattle 1500 201 387 51 194 .258 Pittsburgh 1499 218 389 49 208 .260 Houston 1547 214 392 48 204 .253 Chicago 1451 217 372 46 205 .256 Los Angeles 1565 211 394 60 202 .252 San Francisco1591 183 404 46 175 .254 New York 1422 236 357 58 228 .251 Milwaukee 1525 184 375 54 172 .246 Oakland 1555 208 389 59 202 .250 Cincinnati 1529 185 372 44 179 .243 Cleveland 1512 208 376 65 201 .249 Philadelphia 1401 198 340 48 192 .243 Minnesota 1395 170 340 45 160 .244 Washington 1430 192 343 55 182 .240 Chicago 1403 158 339 48 153 .242 Los Angeles 1492 185 357 40 173 .239 Toronto 1532 218 357 59 205 .233 St. Louis 1425 185 336 53 178 .236 Baltimore 1508 183 352 56 180 .233 New York 1352 169 318 39 165 .235 Texas 1551 190 357 52 180 .230 Miami 1484 150 341 33 140 .230 Colorado 1501 182 344 58 175 .229 INDIVIDUAL BATTING San Diego 1532 171 349 38 159 .228 AB R H HR RBI Avg Arizona 1453 171 318 44 165 .219 Betts Bos 159 47 59 14 30 .371 M.Machado Bal 170 26 59 14 42 .347 INDIVIDUAL BATTING J.Martinez Bos 168 29 58 13 38 .345 AB R H HR RBI Avg Simmons LAA 160 26 54 3 25 .338 O.Herrera Phi 151 23 54 6 27 .358 Brantley Cle 134 19 45 6 28 .336 Markakis Atl 172 30 59 7 30 .343 Lowrie Oak 177 19 58 9 37 .328 Gennett Cin 163 21 53 7 25 .325 Castellanos Det 161 22 51 4 24 .317 Arenado Col 148 24 48 8 23 .324 M.Smith TB 124 15 39 0 10 .315 Martinez StL 153 16 49 5 28 .320 Segura Sea 183 30 57 2 29 .311 F.Freeman Atl 160 30 51 8 32 .319 D.Gordon Sea 175 24 54 1 11 .309 Dickerson Pit 157 22 50 5 29 .318 Altuve Hou 185 23 57 2 20 .308 Kemp LAD 129 13 41 5 18 .318 Lindor Cle 180 36 55 12 27 .306 Pham StL 132 34 42 8 19 .318 Soler KC 141 20 43 5 19 .305 Cabrera NYM 154 24 48 6 24 .312 Pillar Tor 173 26 52 4 19 .301 S.Marte Pit 159 30 49 6 19 .308 Merrifield KC 170 23 51 4 16 .300 Belt SF 152 25 46 10 25 .303 Judge NYY 154 33 46 11 35 .299 Bryant ChC 142 28 43 8 22 .303 Jo.Ramirez Cle 166 28 49 13 30 .295 Kendrick Was 149 17 45 4 12 .302 Rosario Min 156 28 46 9 27 .295 S.Castro Mia 166 25 50 2 20 .301 Springer Hou 177 34 52 9 28 .294 Posey SF 136 18 41 2 15 .301 Abreu ChW 157 22 46 7 23 .293 Yelich Mil 130 21 39 4 18 .300 E.Escobar Min 144 24 42 7 21 .292 Pollock Ari 150 23 44 11 33 .293 Haniger Sea 161 21 47 10 34 .292 B.Crawford SF 154 16 45 3 15 .292 Jay KC 168 18 49 0 9 .292 Contreras ChC 143 16 41 4 20 .287 Moustakas KC 172 27 50 10 30 .291 Votto Cin 155 20 44 6 24 .284 Trout LAA 158 35 46 13 26 .291 LeMahieu Col 129 20 36 5 13 .279 Cano Sea 143 24 41 4 23 .287 Albies Atl 187 40 52 13 31 .278 Cron TB 168 27 48 11 27 .286 Grandal LAD 126 21 35 7 26 .278 Y.Sanchez ChW 147 16 42 2 20 .286 C.Hernandez Phi 159 32 44 6 15 .277 San Diego Union Tribune photo: K.C. Alfred Martin Det 130 24 37 5 15 .285 Hosmer SD 159 22 44 6 20 .277 Mauer Min 138 18 39 1 11 .283 Cain Mil 153 26 42 5 14 .275 Johnny Manziel is joining the Canadian Football League’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and is hopeful he can parlay the Mazara Tex 173 26 49 10 27 .283 Russell ChC 132 21 36 1 10 .273 experience into another shot at the NFL. Correa Hou 156 27 44 7 29 .282 D.Peralta Ari 151 19 41 7 21 .272 Ramos TB 131 14 37 6 21 .282 Franco Phi 133 16 36 7 29 .271 H.Ramirez Bos 162 25 45 6 29 .278 Descalso Ari 115 16 31 5 22 .270 Andujar NYY 137 18 38 3 15 .277 T.Turner Was 163 26 44 5 15 .270 Hechavarria TB 132 14 36 2 16 .273 Bell Pit 160 27 43 3 27 .269 Candelario Det 147 21 40 5 16 .272 B.Anderson Mia 161 22 43 2 21 .267 Moncada ChW 130 18 35 6 15 .269 Barnhart Cin 120 10 32 3 14 .267 Whoa, Canada ... Benintendi Bos 164 29 44 3 24 .268 Bellinger LAD 162 27 43 6 19 .265 Semien Oak 194 32 52 4 20 .268 Blackmon Col 151 33 40 12 23 .265 J.McCann Det 132 13 35 3 15 .265 D.Santana Mil 136 11 36 2 11 .265 what the future holds.” signing. He must, however, continue to Upton LAA 172 28 45 11 34 .262 ❏ Manziel to join CFL’s J.Baez ChC 159 27 42 10 37 .264 His last game came at the end of the meet the specified conditions to “main- Stanton NYY 161 30 42 10 26 .261 Peraza Cin 179 23 47 2 10 .263 2015 season. He now comes to a team Bregman Hou 166 19 43 3 16 .259 Inciarte Atl 176 24 46 4 19 .261 Tiger-Cats, aims to find tain his eligibility.” Mancini Bal 162 26 42 6 16 .259 coached by June Jones, a former NFL Manziel was drafted out of Texas DeJong StL 150 22 39 8 19 .260 his way back to NFL. A.Jones Bal 179 19 46 7 23 .257 Pirela SD 177 25 46 0 14 .260 and college coach. Players report to A&M by the Browns in the first round Duda KC 133 12 34 4 19 .256 Hoskins Phi 140 23 36 5 26 .257 training camp this weekend. in 2014. He threw as many intercep- Choo Tex 177 26 45 6 21 .254 Cespedes NYM 137 18 35 8 28 .255 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In 2016, a domestic assault charge Iglesias Det 150 17 38 2 16 .253 Winker Cin 127 15 32 0 11 .252 tions (seven) as touchdown passes dur- Kepler Min 143 18 36 6 18 .252 against Manziel in Dallas was dis- Longoria SF 168 20 42 8 22 .250 HAMILTON, Ontario — Heisman ing his two seasons. Smoak Tor 148 23 37 6 26 .250 Rojas Mia 156 12 39 5 16 .250 Solarte Tor 168 21 42 9 26 .250 missed after he took an anger manage- In January, after signing a three-year T.Shaw Mil 162 27 40 10 26 .247 Trophy winner Johnny Manziel is head- M.Chapman Oak 161 28 40 8 21 .248 ment course and participated in the Rosario NYM 126 14 31 0 12 .246 contract to remain Hamilton’s coach, Gregorius NYY 153 30 38 10 31 .248 ing to the Canadian Football League, C.Taylor LAD 179 31 44 5 16 .246 NFL’s substance-abuse program. In a Davidson ChW 126 18 31 11 27 .246 looking to salvage his football career Jones gushed about Manziel’s potential. Dietrich Mia 156 15 38 3 13 .244 recent interview, he said he’s been diag- Pujols LAA 171 17 42 6 21 .246 “I think he’d be the best player to Schwarber ChC 119 21 29 7 18 .244 after a turbulent and unsuccessful stay Devers Bos 169 18 41 7 25 .243 nosed with bipolar disorder and has Ozuna StL 167 14 40 3 21 .240 with the Cleveland Browns. ever play up here,” he said. “He can Span TB 132 23 32 4 27 .242 stopped drinking. Galvis SD 163 15 39 1 12 .239 T.Anderson ChW 150 19 36 7 11 .240 The quarterback signed with the throw it and he can run it like nobody Story Col 163 22 39 10 32 .239 The CFL has a policy on violence E.Nunez Bos 154 19 37 3 11 .240 Hamilton Tiger-Cats and appeared at a ever has been able to do.” Bour Mia 130 15 31 9 23 .238 against women. The league said in a M.Olson Oak 159 21 38 7 19 .239 McCutchen SF 160 26 38 3 17 .238 news conference Saturday, ending Hamilton (6-12) finished third in the Piscotty Oak 134 13 32 3 14 .239 statement that in December it began a T.Frazier NYM 114 18 27 5 21 .237 East Division last year and missed the B.Dozier Min 169 23 40 7 16 .237 months of speculation on his possible process to determine if Manziel could Harper Was 142 30 33 13 30 .232 Seager Sea 173 22 41 8 28 .237 path back to the game. playoffs. The Ticats were 0-8 with Conforto NYM 104 15 24 3 11 .231 join the league. A.Escobar KC 153 19 36 1 12 .235 Mercer Pit 143 15 33 2 13 .231 “Made the decision today to sign my Manziel had to meet certain condi- quarterback Zach Collaros before coach J.Jones Det 136 18 32 3 10 .235 Polanco Pit 152 28 35 8 22 .230 contract with the CFL and further my Kent Austin resigned and was replaced Cruz Sea 124 12 29 7 18 .234 tions, including an assessment by an Bruce NYM 129 11 29 3 14 .225 K.Davis Oak 176 22 41 13 38 .233 football career after a long break,” independent expert on domestic vio- on an interim basis by Jones. K.Marte Ari 158 14 35 1 9 .222 V.Martinez Det 133 8 31 3 19 .233 The Ticats signed quarterback Kingery Phi 124 14 27 2 13 .218 Manziel wrote on Twitter earlier in the lence, a review by legal counsel and a Profar Tex 138 15 32 2 18 .232 Ahmed Ari 137 16 29 6 19 .212 day. “Very grateful for everyone that’s discussion with Commissioner Randy Jeremiah Masoli, who went 6-4 after Reddick Hou 127 26 29 6 17 .228 Hamilton Cin 135 23 28 2 12 .207 Cozart LAA 159 21 36 5 15 .226 been supporting me along the way. I Ambrosie. being named starter by Jones, and Goldschmidt Ari 158 26 32 4 12 .203 Delmonico ChW 116 10 26 1 7 .224 believe this is the best opportunity for The league said it informed Manziel receiver Brandon Banks to contract Rizzo ChC 129 20 26 6 25 .202 Gardner NYY 147 32 33 1 13 .224 Duvall Cin 144 16 28 9 24 .194 me moving forward and I’m eager for and the Tiger-Cats it would approve his extensions in January. Alonso Cle 145 18 32 9 23 .221 Altherr Phi 109 14 21 4 21 .193 Ma.Gonzalez Hou 145 13 32 3 23 .221 C.Santana Phi 153 28 29 8 28 .190 D.Machado Det 150 16 33 1 15 .220 M.Taylor Was 145 19 27 3 9 .186 Encarnacion Cle 149 15 32 10 23 .215 Desmond Col 154 17 27 7 21 .175 Gallo Tex 169 25 35 13 30 .207 Carpenter StL 127 13 22 3 15 .173 Joyce Oak 121 19 25 5 8 .207 Brinson Mia 146 10 24 5 13 .164 G.Sanchez NYY 137 25 28 10 30 .204 Morrison Min 128 15 26 5 15 .203 Fowler StL 140 19 21 5 18 .150 Knights safe bet for Finals Gomez TB 145 16 29 5 11 .200 Kipnis Cle 164 19 28 1 14 .171 TEAM PITCHING By W.G. Ramirez team is one game from clinching the the moment, and not looking past each C.Davis Bal 147 8 25 4 13 .170 ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv Calhoun LAA 141 12 23 1 11 .163 Arizona 3.27 328 146 139 400 2 14 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Western Conference. Another reason is game. Washington 3.39 310 145 124 428 3 13 the eagerness of Fleury and Neal’s co- Erik Haula spent his first four seasons in TEAM PITCHING Chicago 3.40 306 142 179 357 5 11 LAS VEGAS, Nev.— Just saying the stars in this feel-good story. Minnesota and went to the playoffs every ERA H ER BB SO Sh Sv Atlanta 3.44 339 150 185 395 5 11 Vegas Golden Knights are one win away “We don’t see ourselves as an expan- year, but it didn’t take long for him to real- Houston 2.41 290 110 111 478 6 10 Milwaukee 3.46 339 155 151 376 3 13 sion team for a long time now,” said ize he was with a special group of players. New York 3.68 321 155 131 427 2 10 St. Louis 3.49 357 151 148 344 1 11 from advancing to the Stanley Cup Final Philadelphia 3.53 333 148 138 367 4 10 has a magical ring to it. Perron, a 13-year veteran who is playing “We got off to a great start, won two on Boston 3.69 357 169 133 449 2 15 Los Angeles 3.85 383 177 167 422 3 10 Los Angeles 3.90 373 170 136 422 6 7 But what’s even more in his seventh postseason. “But at the the road (to open the season),” said Haula, Cleveland 4.07 354 177 112 374 4 7 Pittsburgh 3.98 375 174 134 364 7 10 mystical is thinking the same time, it’s always nice to keep prov- who has three goals and four assists in the Oakland 4.29 407 193 122 343 2 10 San Diego 4.13 399 191 177 418 2 13 ing people wrong and we know that even postseason. “Right after that first home Detroit 4.31 377 188 149 335 1 11 Colorado 4.22 365 188 154 390 5 17 Knights are a mere five wins New York 4.22 344 171 130 382 1 13 from hoisting Lord at this point, I don’t feel like people game, that was special. It was a special Seattle 4.42 380 192 127 389 3 15 Tampa Bay 4.45 349 189 132 353 0 10 San Francisco4.35 392 198 161 347 4 10 Stanley’s Cup in its inaugu- believe we’ll close it out. So, we’ve got to night for the whole community. Right Minnesota 4.55 350 184 162 369 4 8 Cincinnati 4.88 409 216 161 352 1 9 ral season. find a way.” there, I think we came together as a com- Toronto 4.62 417 207 160 389 0 11 Miami 4.98 384 220 184 377 4 9 Coach Gerard Gallant has shown he has munity, as a team. We never looked back. Texas 4.69 438 214 147 347 1 10 Five more wins, over a INDIVIDUAL PITCHING potential 10 games. confidence in all his players, as they’ve all We just kept going. Baltimore 5.04 442 220 148 341 1 9 Kansas City 5.39 433 234 136 301 3 11 IP H BB SO W L ERA And while this might be a first-year experienced pressure situations and per- “We just have a close group. We respect Chicago 5.42 371 219 192 296 1 8 Martinez StL 50 32 22 47 3 2 1.62 team writing a fantastical Hollywood formed well in all three round of the play- every single person in here. We need Scherzer Was 59 35 13 91 7 1 1.69 screenplay nobody could’ve scripted last offs, including seven one-goal games. Not every single person in here.” INDIVIDUAL PITCHING deGrom NYM 51 38 14 69 4 0 1.75 Nola Phi 59 45 13 51 6 1 1.99 summer when the roster was constructed, including Fleury’s 129 career playoff Luca Sbisa has been in the league nine IP H BB SO W L ERA Verlander Hou 69 35 14 84 5 2 1.05 G.Gonzalez Was50 47 23 55 4 2 2.36 the NHL playoffs are nothing new to a games, or Neal’s 94, the players who skat- years and been to the postseason five G.Cole Hou 62 35 14 93 4 1 1.75 Newcomb Atl 47 32 22 54 4 1 2.51 core of characters in this cast. ed in Friday night’s 3-2 Game 4 victory times. His presence on defense has bol- Morton Hou 56 34 18 70 6 0 1.94 Lester ChC 50 40 21 44 4 1 2.52 Everybody knows about three-time now have a combined 489 games of post- stered the crew on the blueline, helping to Severino NYY 59 39 14 70 6 1 2.14 Corbin Ari 57 35 14 75 4 1 2.53 Mikolas StL 51 49 5 37 5 0 2.63 Stanley Cup champion Marc-Andre season experience to their credit. neutralize Winnipeg’s depth on offense. Sale Bos 63 43 15 87 4 1 2.29 Kluber Cle 65 45 10 61 6 2 2.34 T.Williams Pit 53 40 20 35 5 2 2.72 Fleury, a key figure during Pittsburgh’s “It’s not new for those guys, I don’t “Coming in I just wanted to help this Manaea Oak 61 41 8 49 5 4 2.35 Arrieta Phi 45 35 16 28 3 2 2.82 reign the last two years, and 10-year veter- think you get here if you don’t use your team and do what I could, especially on Sabathia NYY 41 36 9 33 2 1 2.40 Kershaw LAD 44 40 10 48 1 4 2.86 an James Neal, who was with Nashville hockey players,” Gallant said. “We’ve the ice,” said Sbisa, who went to the play- Bauer Cle 59 45 21 67 3 3 2.59 Foltynewicz Atl 47 39 24 57 3 2 2.87 for last year’s run to the final against the done it from Day One and there’s no rea- offs in four of the five seasons he was with Colon Tex 51 39 4 32 2 1 2.82 Wacha StL 50 44 21 44 5 1 3.08 Clevinger Cle 60 51 18 50 3 1 2.87 Syndergaard NYM5251 12 61 3 1 3.14 Penguins. son not to use them because everybody Anaheim. “I wanted to give our team a Skaggs LAA 50 46 16 53 3 3 2.88 Chatwood ChC 43 30 34 40 3 3 3.14 But between guys such as David competes, everybody battles and every- chance to win every night and here we are. Snell TB 59 42 19 61 5 3 3.07 Freeland Col 54 44 18 49 4 4 3.17 Perron, Luca Sbisa, Deryk Engelland, body’s a part of our team. That’s what we We can’t look too far ahead, you gotta take Keuchel Hou 58 49 15 45 3 5 3.10 Hendricks ChC 51 43 9 38 3 3 3.20 Ryan Reaves, Reilly Smith, Cody Eakin do. Guys work hard and compete hard and it one game at a time. If you think about Boyd Det 48 38 13 41 2 3 3.19 Lucchesi SD 47 43 15 48 3 2 3.23 Porcello Bos 58 50 8 54 5 1 3.28 Bettis Col 55 47 19 35 4 1 3.27 and Tomas Tatar, the Golden Knights do your job and you’ll play. I feel comfort- the next game you’re probably going to Odorizzi Min 48 40 21 45 3 2 3.35 Strasburg Was 60 49 13 68 5 3 3.28 aren’t as new to the playoffs as people able putting most of our guys on the ice. shoot yourself in the foot. We just have to Richards LAA 47 36 21 53 4 2 3.47 Roark Was 51 36 16 45 2 3 3.33 may believe. There’s no issues there.” find the balance of being aggressive and Hamels Tex 52 45 21 57 2 4 3.48 Wood LAD 51 46 8 47 0 4 3.35 The players’ individual postseason And that’s because the Golden Knights being smart. It’s been a long and fun ride Lopez ChW 46 38 21 31 0 3 3.50 Ross SD 54 42 22 55 3 3 3.35 Junis KC 56 49 12 48 5 3 3.52 Greinke Ari 55 48 7 58 3 2 3.46 pedigree could be part of the reason the have always done a good job of living in so far.” Paxton Sea 54 41 19 71 2 1 3.52 Teheran Atl 49 36 21 43 4 1 3.49 McCullers Hou 52 43 21 58 5 2 3.64 Chacin Mil 52 46 23 36 3 1 3.64 Carrasco Cle 59 49 13 57 5 2 3.66 Pivetta Phi 46 41 11 53 3 2 3.72 Mengden Oak 50 54 5 36 3 4 3.76 Godley Ari 52 51 23 49 4 3 3.78 Gausman Bal 56 57 14 48 3 3 3.88 Maeda LAD 44 44 13 54 3 3 3.89 Gibson Min 50 40 26 55 1 2 3.96 C.Anderson Mil 45 36 16 30 3 3 3.97 Liriano Det 45 34 23 32 3 1 4.03 Taillon Pit 45 42 15 40 2 3 3.97 Berrios Min 53 41 10 50 4 4 4.05 Blach SF 53 59 17 26 3 4 4.05 Cowboys WR Williams arrested Happ Tor 52 46 13 66 5 3 4.15 Mahle Cin 48 48 16 46 3 5 4.34 M.Fulmer Det 52 49 17 46 1 3 4.36 Velasquez Phi 47 46 16 55 4 4 4.37 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS home. Police say the driver had left breaking his right foot in Price Bos 51 46 19 46 4 4 4.38 Weaver StL 47 43 17 42 3 3 4.37 Police in the Dallas suburb the scene. Officers found January and having surgery. A.Sanchez Tor 50 48 29 40 2 4 4.47 Urena Mia 51 51 13 43 0 6 4.38 of Frisco say Williams while investigating The Cowboys released Dez Bundy Bal 48 51 17 55 2 5 4.53 Kuhl Pit 50 51 18 47 4 2 4.53 FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Gonzales Sea 46 59 9 43 3 3 4.66 Suter Mil 48 54 10 36 3 3 4.72 Dallas Cowboys receiver Williams’ the crash. Bryant in a cost-cutting Tanaka NYY 51 45 10 47 4 2 4.73 Nova Pit 56 66 8 43 2 4 4.79 Terrance Williams has been Lamborghini Williams was released move while signing two free Cashner Bal 50 51 24 46 1 5 4.83 Romano Cin 45 46 19 28 2 4 4.84 arrested on a charge of pub- left a roadway from jail on bond on the mis- agents and drafting two more Shields ChW 55 47 25 36 1 4 4.88 Gray Col 52 56 12 59 4 5 4.85 and struck a demeanor intoxication receivers. Kennedy KC 47 55 16 45 1 4 4.98 Stratton SF 48 45 22 41 4 3 4.88 lic intoxication after police Archer TB 59 61 19 57 3 3 5.01 D.Holland SF 47 40 20 42 2 5 4.94 responded to an accident Cowboys light pole near charge. The Cowboys and Estrada Tor 51 55 15 40 2 4 5.15 McCarthy Atl 46 59 17 38 4 2 5.05 involving his car and found the team’s The 28-year-old Williams Williams’ agent didn’t Faria TB 45 38 21 35 3 2 5.20 Richard SD 54 57 21 50 2 5 5.20 Williams riding an electric practice facility was expected to miss all the immediately respond to Hernandez Sea 55 54 25 49 5 3 5.53 Quintana ChC 41 45 21 38 4 3 5.23 around 4:45 a.m. Saturday. offseason workouts after requests for comment. Leake Sea 51 62 16 34 4 3 6.00 Castillo Cin 46 51 15 46 3 4 6.02 bicycle on a road near his Hammel KC 53 62 16 27 0 5 6.28 Bailey Cin 53 65 20 32 1 6 6.11