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SERVING CLOVIS, PORTALES AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES EasternNewMexicoNews.com Veterans meeting for state convention ❏ Posts scheduled to vote on national matters, vote in new leaders. By Stephanie Losoya STAFF WRITER [email protected] CLOVIS — New Mexico’s American Veterans, AMVETS, are gathering in Clovis for their annual state convention this weekend. Posts from Albuquerque, Farmington, Shiprock, and Deming are scheduled to be here to discuss and vote on national matters as well as vote in new leaders for the state posts. Post 14 in Clovis is the AMVET state Staff photo: Alisa Boswell hub because no other branch in New Heaven Juarez, 5, of Portales, takes a leap into her miniature swimming pool on Monday. Forecasters warn the week ahead Mexico has an official AMVET post will hit triple digits again. building to meet in, organizers said. Commander Tommy Knight said he expects there to be 40 representatives from across the state. He looks forward to reconnecting with other members and making progress in the AMVET mission, Triple-digit heat on way which is to serve veterans and their com- munities. ❏ Forecaster says the weekend. urban areas may be at greater perature and the heat index. The Knight holds leadership roles at the Today’s high temperature for risk from the effects of a pro- heat index is the temperature the local, state and district levels and is aim- little chance of area Curry and Roosevelt County is longed heat wave than people body feels when the effects of ing to be elected as second vice com- forecast at 96 degrees, with tem- living in rural areas, according to heat and humidity are combined. mander of the national AMVET post. thunderstorms. peratures set to return to triple the American Red Cross website. ■ Discuss heat safety precau- “It’s near and dear to my heart to help digits on Wednesday (100) and According to the website, tions with members of your people and get things done,” Knight said. By Thomas Garcia Thursday (102). asphalt and concrete store heat household. Have a plan for wher- AMVETS have numerous programs to STAFF WRITER Mokry said Clovis hit 104 longer and gradually release heat ever you spend time — home, serve veterans and their families includ- [email protected] degrees on Saturday and Portales at night, which can produce work and school — and prepare ing employment assistance, veterans with came in at 107. higher nighttime temperatures for power outages. disabilities services, and assisting home- Temperatures in the 100s will Clovis and Portales also saw known as the “urban heat island ■ Check the contents of your less vets through the Freedom impact eastern New Mexico by 100 degrees last Thursday and effect.” emergency disaster kit in case a Foundation. mid-week once again, according Friday. Heerding said residents doing power outage occurs. Knight said the Clovis area sees more to Albuquerque’s National During high temperatures, res- yard work or other activities dur- ■ Know those in your neigh- than 80 homeless veterans each year. In Weather Service. idents should avoid prolonged ing the heat of the day should borhood who are elderly, young, 2016, the post assisted 21 veterans in High temperatures are typical exposure to the heat, said Dan plan breaks and stay hydrated by sick or overweight. They are securing housing. So far this year, 11 vet- for this time of year, said Annette Heerding, Clovis/Curry County drinking water, avoiding drinks more likely to become victims of erans have secured places to live through Mokry, meteorologist, adding emergency management director. with caffeine and alcohol. excessive heat and may need the help of AMVETS he said. that a high pressure system Heerding said between 10 a.m. The Red Cross lists tips for help. AMVETS in the area also provide edu- remains in place, continuing to and 4 p.m. are the danger times. preparing for a high heat ■ If you do not have air condi- cational materials to ROTC programs for deflect any potential storm sys- He said residents should slow watch/warning: tioning, choose places you can high school students to learn more about tems from moving into the area. down, stay indoors and avoid ■ Listen to local weather fore- go for relief from the heat during all military branches. She said there is a 20 percent strenuous exercise during the casts and stay aware of upcom- the warmest part of the day, such Through this program, students receive chance of isolated thunder hottest part of the day. ing temperature changes. as schools, libraries, theaters and storms on Wednesday and during However, people living in ■ Be aware of both the tem- malls. AMVETS on Page 3A

Staff photo: Anna George Miss Las Cruces takes pageant crown Miss Las ❏ Taylor Rey, 22, said Albuquerque, was crowned Miss During preliminaries, Rey won Cruces New Mexico’s Outstanding Teen. the talent award for singing an ani- Taylor Rey she was ‘absolutely “I am absolutely ecstatic,” Rey mated version of “Art is Calling for performs said. “I never actually thought this Me” and she won the swimsuit com- “Art is ecstatic’ about win. would happen.” petition. Calling for Rey had competed three times Mascarenas danced her way to Me” before By Alisa Boswell previously, twice for Miss New success. winning the Mexico and once for Miss New “I’m super excited. I’ve worked and Anna George Miss New STAFF WRITERS Mexico Outstanding Teen. Previous really hard for this, and I’m glad it to the win, however, she took two paid off,” Mascarenas. As she await- Mexico PORTALES — Tears were flow- years off to finish college. ed the announcement with her peers, pageant. ing Saturday night as Miss Las “I really wanted to be able to con- she said she mostly just felt nerves, Cruces Taylor Rey, 22, was crowned centrate and do the job,” said Rey, but she had felt good about herself 2017 Miss New Mexico. who graduated from Oklahoma City and her performances throughout. Rio Grande’s Outstanding Teen University with a bachelor’s degree Sienna Mascarenas, 16, of in musical theater. PAGEANT on Page 3A

Forecast: Today Wednesday Thursday Index Calendars...... 2A Puzzles...... 5A High: 96 High: 99 High: 104 Classified ...... 5-6B Markets ...... 2A Comics ...... 4B Obituaries...... 6A Low: 67 Low: 68 Low: 69 Voices...... 4A Sports ...... 1-3B PAGE 2A ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 LOCAL THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Clovis entertainment options growing Events calendar Today 3435 By Anna George BUSINESS FEATURE 2909 N. Prince St. ■ Budding Artists — 10:30 ■ Clovis Music Festival activi- STAFF WRITER Their passion lies in the love of the a.m. at Portales Public Library for ty — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. tour of Norman [email protected] dren. game. grades 2-6. Activity: Shrinky dink Petty Recording Studio. Admission: “If you’re 100 and want to play with “We tried one in Las Vegas and we art. Information: 575-356-3940 Free. Information: 575-763-3435 CLOVIS — Their business is enter- ■ Big Kids Activity Hour — 10 ■ Blood drive — 2:15 p.m.-6 your child or grandchild, that’s what we walked out and immediately wanted to tainment. And the entertainment a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library p.m. at Portales Public Library. encourage,” she said. walk right back in,” Swopes said. options in Clovis are growing just in “So we said, let’s just do it,” said for ages 7-11. Information: 575- Information: 575-625-9743 time for summer. Porter. 769-7840 Friday ■ ■ An inflatable fitness center, a rock- Rock on Escape rooms are clue-based, live- Clovis Music Festival activi- Friday Flix — 10:30 a.m. at ty — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. tour of Norman Portales Public Library. Movie: climbing venue and a mysterious Chris Robertson, the owner of Clovis action mysteries played out by groups “escape room” have all been added in Petty Recording Studio. Admission: Finding Dory. Information: 575-356- Rock Gym at 400 Commerce Way, said of people. Groups use clue after clue to Free. Information: 575-763-3435 3940 the city in the past three months — and he opened his business because he grew escape the room in which they are ■ ■ there are more fun-focused activities on Blood drive — 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Miss New Mexico up in Clovis and knows there is not trapped. at Wal-Mart. Information: 575-625- Outstanding Teen preliminary — the way. much to do. They said these kinds of entertain- A sampling: 9743 6 p.m. at University Theatre Center, Robertson said he wanted to create a ment venues are popping up all over the Wednesday ENMU. Information: missnewmexi- place where age did not matter — his U.S. Theirs features three rooms — The ■ Little Sprouts storytime — co.org Inflatable fun oldest customer is 65 and his youngest Italian Kitchen, Detention and The 10:30 a.m. at Portales Public ■ Miss New Mexico prelimi- Kimberly Bates is the owner of Kids under 2. Missing. Library for preschoolers. Story: “For nary — 8 p.m. at University Theatre Go Wild, an inflatable fitness center for “We’re trying to be as family orient- “We are having a hard time getting The Birds.” Information: 575-356- Center, ENMU. Information: miss- children and their parents at 2300 N. ed as possible and there’s no clear trend people to understand what we do but 3940 newmexico.org ■ Toddler Time — 10 a.m. at ■ Clovis Music Festival — 7 Main St. This dream was six years in in my customer base,” Robertson said. once they try it, they come right on “It is even with men and women, back almost every time,” Porter said. Clovis-Carver Public Library for p.m.-10 p.m. at Marshall the making for her after she tried to find ages 10 months-3 years. Auditorium, Clovis. 80s Hair Metal - a place that was healthy and fun to take adults, high school students and junior Information: 575-769-7840 Winger, Firehouse concerts. her two sons. high kids.” Bingo to bowling ■ Naval memorial anchor ded- Tickets: $30. Information: 575-763- “When I was growing up, we weren’t He said other than hosting a fun place ication — 4:30 p.m. at Veterans’ 3435 given the options of chips or soda. I for the people of Clovis, he wanted to Red Arrow Bingo Hall has been around for awhile, but owner Rocky Park, Clovis, an Eagle Scout candi- Saturday wanted to create an option where there encourage people to learn about one of date project. Please RSVP. ■ Draggin’ Main — 9 a.m.-mid- are no bad options while they play,” his passions: rock climbing. Bernard said he’s about ready to add Information: 575-693-9129 night, various activities and loca- Bates said. “There’s no climbing experience 50,000 more square feet of something ■ Clovis Music Festival activi- tions in Clovis. Information: 575- The center features inflatable obsta- needed,” he said. “All you need is the to do before year’s end. ty — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. tour of Norman 763-3435 cle courses, basketball hoops and will to learn and the will to try.” “I’ve had this place in my mind for Petty Recording Studio. Admission: ■ Qigong in the park — 10 knockerball, inflatable costumes that years,” said Bernard, who said he plans Free. Information: 575-763-3435 a.m. in Hillcrest Park behind splash allow wearers to run into each other to add miniature golf, bowling, carnival Thursday pad, Clovis. Admission: Free. with little risk of injury. Can you escape? rides, laser tag, a rock wall and several ■ Blooming Talent — 10:30 Information: 575-749-3300 Bates said this dream of hers was also Adults and children alike are also different food venues to the bingo hall a.m. at Portales Public Library. ■ Special food distribution — partially due to her parents playing with welcomed by Under Lock and Key, an at 320 W. 21st St. Guest: Clovis zoo. Information: 9 a.m.- 11 a.m. at Central Christian her throughout her childhood. She “escape room” experience started by “We can’t wait, we’ve been building 575-356-3940 Church, Portales. Information: 575- ■ Childrens’ Storyhour — 10 769-2103 wanted to create a place where parents best friends Jennifer Swopes and “the and building,” said Bernard. “I just love ■ could get down and play with their chil- other half of my brain” Shirley Porter at entertainment.” a.m. at Clovis-Carver Public Library Miss New Mexico for ages 3-6. Information: 575-769- Outstanding Teen finals — 2 p.m. 7840 at University Theatre Center, ■ T-shirt art — 9:30 a.m. at ENMU. Information: missnewmexi- Clovis-Carver Public Library. Bring co.org Draggin Main schedule your own T. Information: 575-769- ■ Miss New Mexico awards, JUNE 20 7840 celebrations — 9 p.m. at Today ■ Hair Metal! Concert feat. ■ Little Miss crowning — 9 University Theatre Center, ENMU. ■ Tour of Clovis’ Classic Drive- Winger and Firehouse, Marshall a.m. at University Theatre Center, Information: missnewmexico.org On this date ... ENMU. Information: missnewmexi- Ongoing ups, Taco Box at 5 p.m. Auditorium at 7 p.m. 1937: A Liberal, co.org ■ Pintores artist of the month Wednesday Saturday ■ ■ Kansas, woman was killed Miss New Mexico — Ed Martinez is the featured artist Tour of Clovis’ Classic Drive- ■ Gearhead Gathering, Outstanding Teen preliminary — for June at Clovis-Carver Public ups, Twin Cronnie at 5 p.m. in a one-car rollover near Marshall Practice Field at 9 a.m. Farwell. 6 p.m. at University Theatre Center, Library. Information: 575-769-7840 Thursday ■ Anti Car Show Car Meet, ENMU. Information: missnewmexi- ■ Young Masters juried stu- ■ Tour of Clovis’ Classic Drive- Hattie Grainger, 72, Marshall Practice Field at 9 a.m. died from head injuries in co.org dent art show — Through Friday at ups, Weinerschnitzel at 5 p.m. ■ Miss New Mexico prelimi- Eula Mae Edwards Museum and ■ Parade, Main Street at 9:30 ■ 50’s Rock! Concert feat. the accident that also left nary — 8 p.m. at University Theatre Gallery at CCC. Information: 575- Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison and a.m. five injured. Center, ENMU. Information: miss- 769-2811 ■ Authorities said the vic- Richie Valens, Marshall Auditorium Draggin’ Main, Main Street at room. newmexico.org at 7 p.m. 5 p.m. tim’s daughter, Mabel ■ Clovis Music Festival — 7 The events calendar is a daily Grainger, was driving Bi-State Motor adver- Friday Sunday p.m.-10 p.m. at Marshall listing of area events. To place an when a tire on the car tised it had “seats for all.” ■ Plateau Custom Classic first ■ Plateau Custom Classic Auditorium, Clovis. Buddy, Roy and item on the calendar, call the news- blew out. Louis won by eighth- Ritchie — ’50s Rock n Roll Tribute room at 575-763-6991 or e-mail: games, Guy Leeder Softball championship games, Guy Leeder round knockout. Tickets: $20. Information: 575-763- [email protected] Complex at 6 p.m. Softball Complex at 6 p.m. 1937: Clovis’ Buick The fight took place dealer was inviting fight June 22, 1937. fans to listen to the radio broadcast of the Joe Pages Past is compiled Meetings calendar Louis-James Braddock by Editor David Stevens. heavyweight champi- Contact him at: Today Wednesday ■ onship at the Clovis show- [email protected] Cultural and Ethnic Affairs ■ Chamber Board — 11:30 — Noon at city hall, Clovis. a.m. at the Clovis chamber. Information: 575-769-7828 Information: 575-763-3435 ■ Roosevelt County Commission — 9 a.m. in commis- This calendar is a daily listing sion room at county courthouse. Information: 575-356-5307 of area public meetings. To place ■ Portales City Council — an item on the calendar, call the 6:30 p.m. in council chambers at newsroom at 575-763-6991 or e- the Memorial Building. Information: mail: 575-356-6662 ext. 1012 [email protected]

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These are the high and low prices for grain as reported by the N.M. Dept. of Agriculture in Clovis. Wheat 3.53-4.13 Milo 4.56-6.04 Corn: Bushel 4.05-4.23 Corn 100-wt 7.24-7.56

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Staff photo: Alisa Boswell Cyrus Aragon, 11, slides across a slip ‘n’ slide Monday afternoon in the front yard of a friend’s house on Ninth Street in Portales.

Jail logs Booked rant for failure to appear ■ Timothy M. Kalin, 52, probation viola- The following were booked into local tion jails over the weekend: ■ Robyn Thompson, 19, bench warrant ■ Brittany Villanueva, 26, battery on a Clovis household member ■ Angel Alaniz, 21, third-degree criminal sexual contact of a minor under 13 Released ■ Alexandria Whittaker, 24, criminal dam- age to property The following were released from local ■ Jesus Anaya, 23, failure to appear jails over the weekend: ■ Rakeem Johnson, 24, aggravated bat- tery, criminal damage to property Clovis * ■ Mark Lopez, 40, possession of a con- ■ Larry Viera, 37 trolled substance, resisting and evading an ■ Aaron Chavez, 21 officer, possession of paraphernalia, proba- ■ Debra Gonzales. 47 tion violation ■ Matthew Villalobos, 29 ■ Kaleaf Gardley, 34, probation violation ■ Ylenia Martinez, 23 ■ Juan Romero, 36, probation violation ■ Sergio Zaldivar, 25 ■ Sergio Zaldivar, 25, battery against a ■ Jose Salas, 47 household member ■ ■ Phillip Gross, 37, breaking and entering Martin Sigala, 31 ■ Osmin Juarez, 28, driving under the influence of liquor, open container no dri- Portales ver’s license ■ ■ Sara Dawn Durrett, 40, bond Jose Salas, 47, possession of drugs, ■ Juwan Luciano Gallo, 23, time served driving under the influence ■ ■ Zakkery Michael Salazar, 24, released Martin Sigala, 31, failure to appear by court order ■ Anthony Daniel Smeal, 21, bond Portales ■ Kyle Hayden Bonem, 23, bond ■ Sara Dawn Durrett, 40, bench warrant ■ Jesus Bustamante, 27, released by court for failure to appear order ■ Jose Sesar Enriques Jr., 40, two counts ■ Jose Sesar Enriques Jr., 40, bond trafficking controlled substances ■ Jeffrey Lee Guthrie, 44, bond ■ Eduardo A. Jimenez Jr., 29, two counts ■ Eduardo A. Jimenez Jr., 29, bond of trafficking controlled substances ■ Chandler Jordan Lucero-Hutchison, 22, ■ Anthony Daniel Smeal, 21, bench war- bond rant for failure to appear ■ Tundra Marie Monroe, 40, bond ■ Eloy Bailon, 25, criminal trespass ■ Randi Jo Sullinger, 22, bond ■ Kyle Hayden Bonem, 23, driving while ■ Brittany Villanueva, 26, bond under the influence of liquor and/or drugs ■ Francisco Bustamante, 21, bench war- * The Curry County Adult Detention rant for failure to appear Center in Clovis does not disclose the rea- ■ Dexter Alexis Delgado, 20, return for sons for release in its daily briefings. court, probation violation ■ Frank Jonathan Howard, 37, bench war- — Compiled by the Staff of the News

who will be marrying her now,” Greene said. “This is a Pageant fiancé in one year and just huge accomplishment.” finished a master’s degree at “Just going out into my from Page 1A the University of New community and promoting Mexico. my platform” is what Other competitors Duke City’s Miss Mascarenas looks forward to expressed congratulations to Outstanding Teen Margeaux with being the outstanding the winners. Greene, 17, of Sandia Park, teen, she said, adding that “I wish Taylor the best of was first runner-up for the her platform is promoting luck,” said Miss Sacramento Miss New Mexico Mountains Brandi Blair, the women in STEM careers Outstanding Teen title. (Science, Technology, second runner-up in the Miss “I feel amazing,” said Engineering and Math). competition. Greene, who started compet- “I enjoy math a lot and This was Blair’s sixth and ing in pageants when she final competition year. was 14 and has competed in only 24 percent of women Miss Albuquerque Amelia Miss New Mexico twice but actually pursue a career in Linde, third runner-up, said has never won any place- STEM, so I would like to she is feeling great following ment at the state pageant. encourage more to,” she the announcement and could She said she previously won said, adding that she wants to not be happier for Rey. She New Mexico’s Miss Teen be a veterinarian. said she has big plans for the USA. Rey said her whole future upcoming years. “Being able to come back is concentrated on going to “I am following a career in and be first runner-up is an Miss America. media relations and marry- amazing feeling, because it’s “I’m going to make the ing my man,” said Linde, a goal that I’ve completed state very proud,” she said.

In addition to official busi- Farmington. She holds AMVETS ness, organizers of the fundraisers to assist home- AMVETS Convention will less veterans in the San Juan from Page 1A award Brenda Forrest, county area and acquired a “AMVET of the Year” and warehouse to stock materials scholarships to travel to Virginia and the District of recognize Jack Apfelbacher necessary to continue assis- Columbia to study American for his 30 years as the com- tance. Forrest has also been and military history Knight mander of the Deming post. working on refurbishing said. According to Knight, memorials and drives vets “Anything to do with vet- Forrest has gone above and from Farmington to the vet- erans in the community, beyond the call of duty to erans hospital in we’re involved,” he said. start Post 1944 in Albuquerque. easternnewmexiconews.com Your source for local news and sports Page 4A Tuesday June 20, 2017 The voice of Curry and Roosevelt Counties OICES and beyond V THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS Baseball shooting a moment for soul-searching ou knew it was (He later expressed regret sense. You know who’s to civic malpractice. It would ences, a country that isn’t coming. for that comment.) blame for this shooting? be un-American. even sure it wants to be a YYou felt it with a Leonard The InfoWars website James Hodgkinson is. Not that liberals have any country anymore. sickening certainty the cited a “hysterical anti- Frankly, this sudden con- reason to feel smug about These tired games of Pitts Trump narrative.” cern for the tenor of politi- this. Taken in conjunction instant news of a mass ◆ political one-upmanship are shooting flashed out from Radio host Michael cal discourse feels precious, with a recent string of too small for such a Syndicated Savage spoke of a “constant even sanctimonious, given attacks on police officers, Alexandria, Virginia. columnist moment. This moment is for So it was disheartening, drumbeat of hatred.” conservatives’ history of Wednesday’s shooting sug- soul-searching, for consider- but hardly surprising, to It was predictable because invective and lies. Where gests something as startling ing who and what and even hear certain conservatives it’s what we always do. was all this fretting last year as it is troubling. Namely, if we are, as Americans. wounded, including two Jerry Falwell blamed the when Donald Trump said that left-wing terrorism reflexively blame officers and Rep. Steve It is for wondering what it Democrats and their so- ACLU for 9/11. Jane Fonda “Second Amendment peo- might be making a come- means when baseball is not Scalise, R-Louisiana, whose blamed Sarah Palin for the ple” might stop Hillary back. called “hate speech” for the safe and being a Republican injuries were critical. shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Clinton? Where was it week It has been 40 years since gets you shot. Nothing less carnage. Hodgkinson, a 66-year- Giffords. before last, when Donald the likes of the Symbionese It happened Wednesday old left-winger and former At some point, you’d Trump Jr. said Democrats Liberation Army and the than our national identity morning. The quiet cama- supporter of Bernie Sanders think we’d learn that rheto- are “not even people” to Weathermen disappeared and ideals are at stake here. raderie of Republican law- who was apparently moti- ric — excluding that which him? from view, and in those A maniac shot up a ball- makers practicing for a vated by hatred for Donald explicitly or implicitly calls The bottom line is that a years domestic terrorism field Wednesday morning. charity baseball game Trump and the GOP, was for violence — does not president of unprecedented has been exclusively a phe- Five people were hit. against their Democratic mortally wounded. “cause” people to shoot, incompetence is being nomenon of the political Three hundred and twen- colleagues was shattered by There was still blood on stab, or bomb. By that logic, enabled by a Congress of right. ty-five million were wound- rifle shots from one James the ground when conserva- you’d have to blame Fox criminal complicity in an That may be changing ed. Hodgkinson of Belleville, tives began laying the shoot- “News” and other organs of agenda of frightful destruc- now. It’s a deeply disturbing Illinois. Police officers pro- ing at liberals’ feet. the right for the Planned tiveness. To see that and not idea, suggesting as it does a Leonard Pitts Jr. writes viding security returned fire. Rep. Chris Collins, R- Parenthood shooting and the say it loudly and emphati- nation ever faster pulling for the Miami Herald. When the shooting was New York, blamed “outra- Atlanta Olympics bombing. cally would be an act of itself apart, a people riven Contact him at: done, five people were geous” Democratic rhetoric. 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NASA telescope finds 10 more planets that could have life By Seth Borenstein star for the right temperature. That NASA announced Monday as part of It will take about a year for the star, which dictates temperatures. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS doesn’t mean the planets have life, the final batch of planets discovered Kepler team to come up with a num- Before Kepler was launched, but some of the most basic require- in the main mission since the tele- ber of habitable planet frequency, astronomers had hoped that the fre- WASHINGTON — NASA’s plan- ments that life needs are there, scope was launched in 2009. It was she said. quency of Earth-like planets would et-hunting telescope has found 10 upping the chances for life. designed to survey part of the galaxy Kepler has spotted more than be about one percent of the stars. The new planets outside our solar system “Are we alone? Maybe Kepler to see how frequent planets are and 4,000 planet candidates and con- talk among scientists at a Kepler that are likely the right size and tem- today has told us indirectly, although how frequent Earth-size and poten- firmed more than half of those. A conference in California this week- perature to potentially have life on we need confirmation, that we are tially habitable planets are. Kepler’s dozen of the planets that seem to be end is that it is closer to 60 percent, them, broadly hinting that we are probably not alone,” Kepler scientist main mission ended in 2013 after the in the potentially habitable zone cir- he said. probably not alone. Mario Perez said in a Monday news failure of two of its four wheels that cle Earth-like stars, not cooler red Kepler isn’t the only way After four years of searching, the conference. control its orientation in space. dwarfs. astronomers have found exoplanets Kepler telescope has detected a total Outside scientists agreed that this It’s too early to know how com- Circling sun-like stars make the and even potentially habitable ones. of 49 planets in the Goldilocks zone. is a boost in the hope for life else- mon potentially habitable planets are planets “even more interesting and Between Kepler and other methods, And it only looked in a tiny part of where. in the galaxy because there are lots important,” said Alan Boss, an scientists have now confirmed more the galaxy, one quarter of one per- “It implies that Earth-size planets of factors to consider including that astronomer at the Carnegie than 3,600 exoplanets and found cent of a galaxy that holds about 200 in the habitable zone around sun-like Kepler could only see planets that Institution, who wasn’t part of the about 62 potentially habitable plan- billion of stars. stars are not rare,” Harvard move between the telescope vision Kepler team. ets . Seven of the 10 newfound Earth- astronomer Avi Loeb, who was not and its star, said Kepler research sci- One of those planets — KOI7711 “This number could have been size planets circle stars that are just part of the work, said in an email. entist Susan Mullally of the SETI — is the closest analog to Earth very, very small,” said Caltech like ours, not cool dwarf ones that The 10 Goldilocks planets are part Institute in Mountain View, astronomers have seen in terms of astronomer Courtney Dressing. “I, require a planet be quite close to its of 219 new candidate planets that California. size and the energy it gets from its for one, am ecstatic.” THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SOUTHWEST TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5A SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP Too hot to handle: Study shows Evacuations lifted as danger persists Earth’s killer heat worsening LA CUEVA — Residents in northern New Mexico By Seth Borenstein University of Hawaii, lead author heat waves and computer simula- humidity — killed fewer people have returned to their homes THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of a study published Monday in the tions to determine how much more than in the past, mostly because of and a highway that was journal Nature Climate Change . frequent they will become under air conditioning and governments forced to close through a WASHINGTON — Killer heat is The study comes as much of the different carbon dioxide pollution doing a better job keeping people popular mountain range is getting worse, a new study shows. U.S. swelters through extended scenarios. The map shows that from dying in the heat. So while back open as firefighters Deadly heat waves like the one triple-digit heat. Temperatures hit under the current pollution projec- heat kills and temperatures are ris- mop up after one of the now broiling the American West records of 106, 105 and 103 in tions, the entire eastern United ing, people are adapting, though blazes currently burning in are bigger killers than previously Santa Rosa, Livermore and San States will have a significant num- the state. mostly in countries that can afford thought and they are going to grow Jose, California on Sunday, as a ber of killer heat days. Even high- Crews have contained it. And those that can’t afford it more frequent, according to a new about 80 percent of the fire heat wave was forecast to continue er numbers are predicted for the are likely to get worse heat in the that forced evacuations last comprehensive study of fatal heat through midweek. In late May, Southeast U.S., much of Central future. week in the Jemez conditions. Still, those stretches temperatures in Turbat, Pakistan, and South America, central Africa, “This work confirms the alarm- may be less lethal in the future, as Mountains. Residents were climbed to about 128 degrees (53.5 India, Pakistan, much of Asia and ing projections of increasing hot people become accustomed to degrees Celsius); if confirmed, Australia. allowed to return Sunday. days over coming decades — hot them. that could be among the five Mora and outside climate scien- Monday’s firefighting enough to threaten lives on a very efforts focused on a swath of A team of researchers examined hottest temperatures reliably meas- tists said the study and map under- large scale,” said Dr. Howard dead trees along the fire’s 1,949 deadly heat waves from ured on Earth, said Jeff Masters, estimate past heat waves in many Frumkin, a University of perimeter. Hand crews are around the world since 1980 to meteorology director of Weather poorer hot areas where record- being transported to the area look for trends, define when heat is Underground. keeping is weak. It’s more accu- Washington environmental health via helicopter and water so severe it kills and forecast the Last year 22 countries or territo- rate when it comes to richer areas professor who wasn’t part of the drops are being used to con- future. They found that nearly one ries set or tied records for their like the United States and Europe. study. trol the flames. in three people now experience 20 hottest temperatures on record, If pollution continues as it has, Mora documented more than Authorities say the blaze days a year when the heat reaches said Masters, who wasn’t part of Mora said, by the end of the centu- 100,000 deaths since 1980, but was sparked by an aban- deadly levels. But the study pre- the study. So far this year, seven ry the southern United States will said there are likely far more doned campfire. because of areas that didn’t have In Sandoval County, a dicts that up to three in four people have done so. have entire summers of what he good data. Not all of them were brush fire gave residents on worldwide will endure that kind of “This is already bad. We already called lethal heat conditions. the northwestern edge of Rio heat by the end of the century, if know it,” Mora said. “The empiri- A hotter world doesn’t necessar- caused by man-made climate Rancho a scare Sunday as it global warming continues unabat- cal data suggest it’s getting much ily mean more deaths in all change. sent up a long line of smoke. ed. worse.” locales, Mora said. That’s because Just one heat wave — in Europe That fire is now 60 percent “The United States is going to be Mora and colleagues created an he found over time the same blis- in 2003 — killed more than 70,000 contained. an oven,” said Camilo Mora of the interactive global map with past tering conditions — heat and people. Tax revenues boost finances SANTA FE — New Man facing charges after hostages freed Mexico state government is reporting a surge in tax rev- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the 14 hostages. They were exchanged gunfire with injured, police said. Otero County Detention enues that may help ease lin- inside the store that sells officers before running into Scroggins was charged Center on a $250,000 bond. gering budget difficulties. ALAMOGORDO — A products from a farm with the store, authorities said. with two counts of aggra- Officials said they did not The Legislative Finance New Mexico man faced 12,300 pistachio trees. Committee on Monday said Sheriffs’ deputies and vated assault on a police have a listing for an attor- assault and other charges Police were seeking that revenues in April state police negotiators officer, shooting at an occu- ney representing Scroggins, increased by 7.7 percent to Monday after state police Scroggins in connection tried to talk Scroggins into pied dwelling, fleeing from who was due in court next $587 million over same said he held more than a with an unrelated shooting surrendering, but the SWAT police and breaking and week on the charges. month in 2016. dozen people hostage early Sunday morning team eventually went entering. Authorities said Scroggins suffered minor The increase in tax rev- inside a roadside pistachio where the victim was shot inside. He gave up after the he has a lengthy arrest injuries in the accident and enues has been led by retail store where he fled after three times but survived, hostages were freed. None record. was booked into jail fol- and business transactions, exchanging gunfire with state police spokesman Carl of the hostages were He was being held in the lowing treatment. along with resurgent oil pro- officers. Christiansen said. duction. Kaleb Scroggins, 21, was Officers saw his vehicle Revenues are still lagging arrested Sunday afternoon and chased it until for the 10-month period that after a SWAT team went Scroggins’ vehicle was started in July 2016, trailing into the store near the small broadsided by another vehi- the prior fiscal year by about southern New Mexico city cle when he pulled onto a $21 million. of Alamogordo and freed state highway. He New Mexico expects to narrowly fulfill a $6.1 billion spending plan for the coming fiscal year by drawing down reserves and using money for construction projects to shore up its general fund. Ex-wife charged in firefighter death ALBUQUERQUE — The ex-wife of a former New Mexico firefighter, who was killed in his garage late last year, has been charged with conspiracy to commit mur- der in the case - more than two months after her current husband was charged with the murder. The Albuquerque Journal reports Albuquerque police arrested Christine White Friday. She is being held without bond. Investigators say in a criminal complaint filed days after Don Fluitt was found dead Dec. 29 in his garage, he was scheduled to appear before a judge with his ex-wife, White, to dis- cuss child custody changes. According to the com- plaint, White had told her current husband, Terry White, she was worried about losing custody of her daughter. Disappearance reignites debate ALBUQUERQUE — Police say a body has been found along the Rio Grande in northern New Mexico not far from where a Colorado pastor parked his vehicle before heading out to search for a supposed hidden cache of gold and jewels. Authorities have yet to identify the body, but the case of missing pastor Paris Wallace of Grand Junction has reignited calls by some for the treasure hunt to come to an end. In 2016, another Colorado man died in the New Mexico backcountry while searching for a bounty that an antiqui- ties dealer said he stashed somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. It has inspired thousands to search in vain across remote corners of New Mexico, Yellowstone National Park and elsewhere.

— Wire reports PAGE 6A ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Death notices Rose Marie Norvell August 25, 1954 – June 16, 2017 Rose Norvell Rose Marie (Burke) Norvell Rose (Burke) Norvell, 62, was born in Athens, Ten- died Friday, June 16, 2017. nessee on August 25, 1954, and departed this world on She was born Aug. 25, June 16, 2017, at the age of 1954, in Athens, Tennessee. 62. She was a loving wife Services: 3 p.m. (CDT) and mother who devoted her Wednesday at Temple time to her family and friends. Baptist Church in Midland, She spent 45 years by her Texas husband, James Max Norvel- Information: 432-550- l's side raising two children 5800 and five grandchildren. She leaves behind her hus- band, James Max Norvell of Orlando Trujillo Midland; daughter, Joni Sarafian and son-in-law, Jack Orlando Trujillo, 95, died Sarafian of California; her son, James Norvell of Midland; Sunday, June 18, 2017, in her grandchildren, Jacob, Nico, Adrian, Dylan and Lily of Clovis. California; brothers, Roy Burke and Richard Burke of Por- Trujillo was born March tales, NM; nieces and nephews and friends that she loved dearly. London News Pictures: Joel Goodman 12, 1922, in Santa Rosa. She was preceded in death by her parents, Cecil Curtis A man walks past flowers left in memory of the dead and injured Monday outside Services: 1:30 p.m. Burke of Brady, TX and Mary Nell Upchurch of Hobbs, NM; Wednesday at Sacred Heart step-father, Gale Cochran of Hobbs, NM; brother, Robert of Finsbury Park Mosque in London. Church, Clovis Florida and sister, Imogene of Tucson, AZ. Information: 575-763- The family will be accepting guests at Nalley-Pickle & 5541 Welch Funeral Home from 6:00pm-8:00pm on Wednesday, June 21. A Celebration of Life will be at Temple Baptist UK moves to ease tensions Church at 3:00pm on Thursday, June 22. Jimmie Richards Arrangements are under the direction of Nalley-Pickle & Jimmie Richards, 85, died Welch Funeral Home and Crematory of Midland. Online Saturday, June 17, 2017, in condolences may be made at www.npwelch.com. after van attack on Muslims Clovis. Richards was born May Orlando Trujillo By Danica Kirka vised address. “And like all 16, 1932, in Dora. terrorism, in whatever form, it March 12, 1922 – June 18, 2017 and Paisley Dodds Services: 1 p.m. Thursday Orlando Blas Benedicto shares the same fundamental at Wheeler Mortuary THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Casaus Trujillo, age 95, of goal. It seeks to drive us apart Chapel, Portales Clovis, New Mexico en- LONDON — British — and to break the precious Information: 575-356- tered into the Gods eternal authorities and Islamic leaders bonds of solidarity and citi- 4455 glory on Sunday, June 18, moved swiftly to ease con- zenship that we share in this 2017. He was born on cerns in the Muslim commu- country. We will not let this March 12, 1922, in Santa happen.” Rosa, New Mexico to the nity after a man plowed a large Services pending home of Juan Martinez van into a crowd of worship- The attack occurred about Casaus and Albinita pers outside a north London 12:20 a.m. when a speeding Wayne Holbrook, 87, of Mendez Casaus. His moth- mosque early Monday, injur- van swerved into worshippers Farwell died Monday, June er passed away after giving ing at least nine people. who were giving first aid to a 19, 2017, in Farwell. birth to twins. In 1924 his British media named the man outside the mosque. That Arrangements are by aunt and uncle Frutoso and suspect as Darren Osborne, man later died. Muffley Funeral Home. Jene M. Trujillo adopted Police said the attacker him and they raised him as 47-year-old father of four who their own. He went to was living in Cardiff, Wales. who drove the van has been Candelario Caldera, 80, school in Guadalupe, New Mexico where the school taught British Security Minister Ben arrested on suspicion of the of Clovis died Saturday, grades 1st through 8th. He helped his dad, Frutoso with Wallace said authorities were commission, preparation or June 17, 2017, in Clovis. ranch work and cultivation of the crops. He also helped aware of rising far-right activ- instigation of terrorism, Arrangements are by herding sheep about the age of 7 after school and with the including murder and Muffley Funeral Home. lambing, shearing, and raising the doggies that didn't have ity but the suspect was not Service, already stretched by known to them prior to the attempted murder. A mob mama sheep to take care of them. In 1938, he joined the its investigations of the earlier attack. surrounded him and witness- Civilian Conservation Corps where he was stationed in attacks and a high-rise apart- Roswell, New Mexico up until September 1939. He re- Police are treating the inci- es said the crowd began turned home to help his dad and he realized that his par- dent as a terror attack. One ment fire that is believed to attacking him. A local imam, Funerals have killed 79 people, imme- ents needed more financial help and went back and joined man died at the scene, Mohammed Mahmoud, said another CC Camp in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he diately announced it was put- Today although he had been receiv- he organized a group of peo- Eleanor Finley — 10 was stationed from September 1940 to October 1941. He ing first aid at the time and it ting extra patrols on the streets ple and shielded the man returned home once again since the camps had a limit of 2 to protect the public. a.m. at the Chavez Funeral years. His intentions were to join the Army and soon as he wasn’t clear if he died as a until police could take him Home Chapel in Fort result of the attack or from Police will assess the secu- away. could and finish helping his dad at the ranch. Finally, in Sumner November 1942 he received a letter from Uncle Sam and something else. rity of mosques and provide “By God’s grace, we were any additional resources need- Lewis Lee Cooper — 10 was inducted into service in Santa Fe, New Mexico and The chaos outside the able to protect him from a.m. at the Texico Sports then sent to Ft. Bliss, Texas where he spent 3 weeks be- ed ahead of celebrations mark- Muslim Welfare House in harm,” he said. Arena, 620 N. Griffin St. fore being transferred to the Eagle Pass, Texas Army Air Finsbury Park follows three ing the end of the holy month Toufik Kacimi, chief execu- Wednesday Field where he was with the Detachment Medical Depart- Islamist-inspired attacks over of Ramadan, Prime Minister tive of the Muslim Welfare James Lee Brazell — 10 ment. He took training as a medic and also trained in Army the past three months that Theresa May announced. House, told Sky News the shooting. He also served as a Military Police, was a sharp a.m. at the Disabled shooter with a 45 pistol and an M1 rifle. have triggered a surge in hate “This was an attack on attack clearly targeted American Veterans Hall, crimes around Britain. Muslims near their place of Muslims leaving evening While stationed in Eagle Pass he met the love of his life, 220 W. Fourth St. in Clovis Escolastica (Mary) Hernandez and on April 4, 1943, they The Metropolitan Police worship,” she said in a tele- prayers during Ramadan. Orlando Trujillo — 1:30 were married. In 1944, he was given notice that he was be- p.m. at Sacred Heart Church ing transferred to the Army and would be moved. He then in Clovis asked his wife if she would move with his parents in Thursday Guadalupe, New Mexico until he would be discharged. Douglas Buddemeier — She agreed and she left in December that same year. He Dems say they’ll slow Senate was sent to Camp Howie in Gainesville, Texas. He re- 10:30 a.m. (EDT) at ceived more training and was called to serve in the 69th In- Williams-Gores Funeral fantry Division, Company C, 1st Battalion, 271 Regiment. work over secretive care bill Home in Delton, Michigan He was injured in battle which ended his dream of retiring Jimmie Richards — 1 from the Army and was discharged on December 31, 1945. Senate Majority Leader tors. p.m. Thursday at Wheeler He returned to the ranch in Guadalupe, New Mexico and By Alan Fram Mortuary Chapel in Portales in 1946 he moved his family to Ft. Sumner, New Mexico. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., Democrats, who solidly hoping to weave together a oppose the Republican effort Rose Norvell — 3 p.m. He worked at the Chevrolet dealership sanding cars. He (CDT) at Temple Baptist filled out tickets for the body shop and was asked by the WASHINGTON — bill dismantling much of for- but lack the votes to block it, bookkeeper if he would be interested in helping the book- Democrats plan to slow the mer President Barack are trying to capitalize on the Church in Midland, Texas keeper because he liked his penmanship. He began to Senate’s work, force votes Obama’s healthcare law so secrecy and contrast it with work for him and became a bookkeeper. He sold cars and and make late-night speeches the Senate can vote on it the numerous committee after several years he contracted a mail route and did that in an effort to focus attention before leaving for its July 4 meetings and votes that pro- for 37 years. In 1961, he bought his own farm. During this on how Republicans are recess. duced the 2010 statute. time, he also did public service work. He became a deputy crafting legislation revamp- Republicans have held no McConnell will need to sheriff. He was a member of the Ft. Sumner Irrigation Dis- trict where he served for 35 years. He also served in the ing the nation’s healthcare committee meetings or votes win the votes of 50 of the 52 local SCS office and FHA for several years. He became a system behind closed doors, a on the measure, which GOP senators to push the bill member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles where he served senior Democratic aide said McConnell is trying to pro- through the Senate. It remains as the first secretary for 10 years. He also served as presi- Monday. duce from numerous private unclear if he’ll be able to dent when it originated in Ft. Sumner and to this day is still The effort comes with meetings among GOP sena- write legislation that will a Charter member. He is also a Charter member of the attract enough votes. Knights of Columbus and served as the Grand Knight. He Republicans are writing served K of C as secretary for over 10 years and was the their measure privately BINGO Manager for over 20 years. He is a life member of the DAV and has been a member of the American Legion “because they’re ashamed of since 1946 and served as a Service Officer. it,” Senate Minority Leader He was awarded the Rhineland and Central Europe Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said Medal, African Middle Eastern Service Medal, WWII Victory in a written statement. Medal with 2 bronze stars, American Theater Medal, Purple “If Republicans won’t Heart, Combat Infantry Badge, Good Conduct Medal, relent and debate their health Sharp Shooter on 30 carbine, M1 Rifle, and 45 caliber pis- care bill in the open for the tol. American people to see, then Orlando is survived by his loving wife Escolastica (Mary) Trujillo of the home; his children, Janie (Eluterio) Cortez, they shouldn’t expect busi- Mario (Vivian) Trujillo, Aurora (Jim) Mares, Esther (Robert) ness as usual in the Senate,” Aragon, Margaret (Lee) Eggleston, Moise Trujillo, Kay Schumer said. (Robert) De Los Santos, Matthew Trujillo, Debbie (Scott) A spokesman for Alexander, and Abbie (Steve) Salguero; 10 grandchildren; McConnell declined to com- 44 great grandchildren (one on the way); and 24 great- ment. great grandchildren (two on the way). He is also survived A senior Democratic aide by two brothers, Manuel Trujillo and Fred Trujillo, and one said the effort will begin sister, Josie Merrifield. He is preceded in death by both sets of parents, and nu- Monday evening. merous brothers and sisters from both the Trujillo and It will include trying to Casaus side. force votes aimed at drawing Recitation of the Rosary will be on Wednesday, June 21, attention to the lack of trans- 2017, at 1:30pm followed by Mass of Christian Burial at parency, such as committee 2:00pm. Interment will follow at Lawn Haven Memorial Gar- hearings, on the GOP legisla- dens in the Garden of Honor. Serving as Pall Bearers are, tion. Gerald Gallegos, Larry Gallegos, Orlando Enriquez, Mario The aide said Democrats Trujillo II, James Mares, Robert Joseph Aragon, Jason Martin, Justin Martin, and Chris De Los Santos. Honorary will begin slowing work on Pall Bearers are Eluterio Cortez, Jim Mares, Robert bills by refusing to let the Aragon, Lee Eggleston, Robert De Los Santos, Scott Senate bypass time-consum- Alexander, Steve Salguero, and All his grandchildren. ing procedural steps, which it Arrangements are under the care and direction of Steed- customarily does on most Todd Funeral Home, 800 E. Manana Blvd., Clovis, NM legislation. Democratic sena- (575) 763-5541. You may sign the online guest registry at tors will also make floor www.steedtodd.com. speeches late Monday on the subject. The GOP-run House nar- rowly approved its version of the legislation last month. easternnewmexiconews.com President Donald Trump privately called the House Your source for local news and sports bill “mean” last week. Tuesday June 20, 2017 Your source for complete PORTS local sports coverage S THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS B Leading off Bettis: NFL is cagey on concussions ● Briefly ENMU’s Barry wins By Aron Heller ing with this company here, you don’t know if garnered wide attention following the 2015 Will CASPER, Wyo. — Senior THE ASSOCIATED PRESS they are working with them closely to try to help Smith film “Concussion.” Tawny Barry captured first solve the problem,” Bettis said. “You definitely Just last week, the first two claims in the NFL’s place on Saturday in goat JERUSALEM — Hall of Fame running back feel as though you were taken advantage of in a billion-dollar concussion settlement were tying competition at the Jerome Bettis says the NFL has taken advantage of way that you weren’t given that information, and announced, with a total of $9 million in benefits. College National Finals its players by not sharing with them all the infor- you always want to have the choice of knowing, In the lawsuit filed in Philadelphia, the league was Rodeo, leading Eastern New mation it had about the risk of concussions. and when that is taken away from you, you feel as accused of hiding what it knew about the link Mexico University’s women After viewing an innovation expo though you were taken advantage of.” between concussions and CTE, the degenerative to a third-place team show- in Jerusalem that included a presenta- Bettis, the NFL’s sixth all-time leading rusher, brain disease that has been found in dozens of for- ing in the weeklong event. tion from ElMindA, an Israeli neuro- said he suffered concussions during his 13-year mer players after their deaths. Barry, from Carter, South technology company that can help career, adding, “I don’t think you’ll find many In recent years, the NFL has undertaken a series of Dakota, was fifth entering the NFL diagnose concussions, Bettis guys that had a long career, played 10-plus years, initiatives both on the field and off, including spend- Saturday’s short go, but said Monday that he was encouraged that didn’t have a concussion.” ing millions of dollars on research into head trauma. posted a time of 6.6 seconds by the progress but still perplexed about how After years of denials, the NFL eventually “The NFL invests and collaborates with leading to rally for the champi- transparent the league has been over the years. acknowledged the link between repeated blows to experts and innovators to advance progress in the pre- “The problem is we don’t necessarily know all onship. She is the first the head during football and chronic traumatic BETTIS on Page 3B ENMU champion at the the things the league is doing. For instance, work- encephalopathy, known as CTE. The issue also CNFR since 2014, when Hayden Segelke for the women (goat tying) and Logan Medlin for the men (team roping) turned the trick. CIVIC CENTER HOSTS MMA EVENT ENMU had four com- petitors in the women’s Astros portion of the rodeo, three of them in goat tying. Junior Celie Vick of Byers, Colorado placed look to seventh in goat tying, with a time of 7.7 seconds in Saturday’s short go. The Greyhounds finished with 345 points in the survive event, trailing runnerup Wyoming by five points and finishing third for the ❏ Houston remains third time in the last four years. Sam Houston State comfortable despite took team honors. Also competing for the numerous injuries. Hounds were seniors By Kristie Rieken Lindsey Adcock in goat tying and Tierra Gray in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS breakaway roping. Gray HOUSTON — Dallas Keuchel managed to split third and isn’t pitching for the Houston fourth place in the second Astros right now. round of the event. Neither are Lance McCullers, Coach Albert Flinn said Charlie Morton and Barry and Gray are slated Collin McHugh. to return to next year’s With four-fifths of team as grad students. their rotation on the Despite the small number disabled list, the first-place Astros of qualifiers, he thought are relying on two rookies, a second- the Hounds had a chance year player, one who has bounced to win the team title if between the bullpen and starting and things had gone their way. Correspondent photos: Mike Fiers, who was supposed to be “They had a good week,” Christopher Cook their fifth starter, to keep the rotation he said of the quartet. (Top) Ruby Marlena afloat until the ailing starters return. “With the girls I took, I “You don’t really prepare for Santos defeated thought we had a shot at those extreme circumstances, but being first (as a team).” Sara Wennersten by you hope that your organization can technical knockout in respond,” general manager Jeff Henderson prevails the 120-pound divi- Luhnow said. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. sion of Force of The Astros have been without — Brooke Henderson won One’s “Will 2 Win” McHugh all season as he dealt with the Meijer LPGA Classic championships on a dead arm in spring training before for her fourth LPGA Tour an elbow injury landed him on the Saturday night at title, holding off Michelle 60-day disabled list. Keuchel, Wie and Lexi Thompson Clovis Civic Center. McCullers and Morton all had by two strokes. A total of 11 bouts strong starts to the season to pair The 19-year-old were contested in with a powerful offense and help Henderson closed with a 66 the event. the Astros race out to a huge lead in on the Blythefield layout the American League West and the that was reduced to a par of (Right) Chris Cortez best record in the majors. 69 — the fifth hole was But just as folks started talking reacts after defeating played as a par 3 instead of about how many wins this team a par 5 — the final two Austin Perkins by could pile up and predicting a deep rounds because of flooding. TKO in the 135- postseason run, injuries to their Wie finished with a 65, pound division. starting pitchers started to mount. and Thompson had a 69. Keuchel was the first to follow Henderson finished at McHugh to the disabled list. His 17-under 263 and earned first trip was merely a bump in the $300,000. The Canadian road as the left-hander missed just led after each of the first one start last month with a pinched two rounds, shooting 63- nerve in his neck before returning to 67 at a par of 71, and had the mound. Then just before what a 67 on Saturday to drop a would have been his third start stroke behind Thompson. back, he was scratched and put back Henderson won twice on the disabled list when the same last year, taking the problem returned. KPMG Women’s PGA The 2015 AL Cy Young Award win- Championship for her first ner, who is 9-0 and leads the majors major, and successfully with a 1.67 ERA, acknowledged he defending her title in the returned too quickly the first time and Cambia Portland Classic. Agencies hosting workouts would be out longer in his second DL stint. He’s been on the disabled list 14 ● TV sports days this time and is still at least a The Associated Press week away from coming back. to aid NBA teams, hopefuls Morton (strained back muscle) All Times MDT Today went out between Keuchel’s two College baseball By Tim Reynolds year. “This gives everybody a chance to see the players at trips to the disabled list before McCullers (back soreness) joined Noon — ESPN, NCAA College THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the same time, at the same vision. And we also try to make World Series, Game 7, Texas the workout very taxing. It’s not a dog-and-pony show. both of them on the shelf June 12. A&M vs. TCU, at Omaha, Neb. CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Davon Reed has criss- “Teams fly a long way to see us do this,” Bartelstein While injuries happen to every 5 p.m. — ESPN, NCAA College crossed the country almost nonstop for the last few added. “We want to give them a great picture of our guys.” club, so many at the same position so World Series, Game 8, Louisville weeks, playing anywhere he could with hopes of rais- Reed is represented by ASM Sports, which had its Pro close together had the Astros scram- vs. Florida, at Omaha, Neb. ing his NBA draft stock. Day in Las Vegas. Reed said he was trying to not look bling to piece together a rotation. Golf After all that, he’s seen only about half into the bleachers and study exactly who was there — “I don’t characterize any of these 8 p.m. — TGC, PGA the NBA’s teams. people who will have a big say in the immediate future as major injuries because all of Professional Championship, third But all 30 clubs have seen him, and did for the former University of Miami guard — but could- these guys are expected to be back round, at Sunriver, Ore. so at the same time. n’t help but notice how many teams were in attendance. and expected to contribute in the Horse racing Pro Days — where many top agencies No one needed to tell him how critical the session second half,” Luhnow said. “But to 6:30 a.m. — NBCSN, Royal invite in every team to see players they repre- was. have them all happen at the same Ascot, at Ascot, England sent work out at once in a controlled setting “All that you prepare for in this process, just trusting time is a little frustrating and really Major league baseball — are still a relatively new concept in the the work and the time you put in, overshadows what- stresses our organizational depth.” 8 p.m. — ESPN, N.Y. Mets at NBA world, though quickly have become a vital part of ever pressure you might feel,” Reed said. “Also play- The Astros planned to move Fiers L.A. Dodgers the evaluation process. Players are often still invited to ing college basketball at the highest level, being in into the bullpen after he struggled various cities for workouts and meetings, but having them front of maybe millions of people every night on TV early this season and had a 5.75 — Staff and wire reports in a Pro Day also gives the agents a chance to point out when you play, you build that tolerance. You get used ERA through his first seven starts. various selling points they feel may have been missed. to knowing that people are watching.” But Fiers never pitched in relief as ● Contact “For us, they’ve really been valuable from the stand- True, but this obviously wasn’t the typical crowd. It the injuries forced Houston to keep point of there’s 30 teams but there’s only so many teams wasn’t uncommon at Pro Days across the league this year him in the rotation. He’s been much Managing editor Kevin Wilson: that you can get to,” said agent Mark Bartelstein of to see the likes of Miami’s Pat Riley, the Los Angeles better in his last three starts, going 763-6991 Ext. 320 or e-mail Priority Sports and Entertainment, which had about 200 Lakers’ Magic Johnson and New York’s Phil Jackson ASTROS on Page 3B [email protected] onlookers from NBA teams at its Pro Day in Chicago this walk through the doors and evaluate with their staffs. PAGE 2B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 SPORTS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 Baseball winner, 6 p.m. Saturday MLB standings The Associated Press Game 13 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 Major league leaders winner, TBA, if necessary American League The Associated Press Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE winner, TBA, if necessary East Division Central Division West Division BATTING—Judge, New York, .335; Garcia, NOTE: If only one game is necessary, it will Chicago, .332; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, .330; be played at night W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Altuve, Houston, .327; Castro, New York, Championship series New York 38 29 .567 — Cleveland 37 31 .544 — Houston 46 24 .657 — .324; Ramirez, Cleveland, .313; Bogaerts, Best-of-3 Boston, .311; Hosmer, Kansas City, .307; Monday: Pairings TBA, 5 p.m. Boston 39 30 .565 — Minnesota 34 33 .507 2 1/2 Texas 34 34 .500 11 Hicks, New York, .306; Correa, Houston, .302. June 27: Pairings TBA, 6 p.m. RUNS—Judge, New York, 60; Castro, New June 28: Pairings TBA, 6 p.m., if necessary Tampa Bay 37 36 .514 4 Kansas City 33 35 .485 4 Los Angeles 36 37 .493 11 1/2 York, 50; Springer, Houston, 50; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 49; Gardner, New York, 47; Altuve, Baltimore 34 35 .493 5 Detroit 32 36 .471 5 Seattle 34 37 .479 12 1/2 Houston, 45; Betts, Boston, 44; Correa, Basketball Toronto 33 35 .485 5 1/2 Chicago 31 37 .456 6 Oakland 31 38 .449 14 1/2 Houston, 44; Trumbo, Baltimore, 44; 2 tied at 43. RBI—Cruz, Seattle, 53; Judge, New York, WNBA National League 53; Garcia, Chicago, 48; Pujols, Los Angeles, The Associated Press 48; Sano, Minnesota, 48; Morrison, Tampa EASTERN CONFERENCE East Division Central Division West Division Bay, 47; Holliday, New York, 46; Davis, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Oakland, 45; Moustakas, Kansas City, 45; New York 7 4 .636 — Smoak, Toronto, 45. Washington 7 4 .636 — Washington 42 28 .600 — Milwaukee 38 33 .535 — Colorado 46 26 .639 — HITS—Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 91; Castro, Atlanta 5 5 .500 1 1/2 New York, 88; Altuve, Houston, 85; Garcia, Connecticut 5 5 .500 1 1/2 Atlanta 31 37 .456 10 1/2 Chicago 34 34 .500 2 1/2 Los Angeles 44 26 .629 1 Chicago, 84; Hosmer, Kansas City, 80; Indiana 6 6 .500 1 1/2 Miami 31 37 .456 10 1/2 St. Louis 31 37 .456 5 1/2 Arizona 44 26 .629 1 Bogaerts, Boston, 79; Judge, New York, 79; Chicago 2 9 .182 5 Abreu, Chicago, 78; Ramirez, Cleveland, 78; WESTERN CONFERENCE New York 31 37 .456 10 1/2 Pittsburgh 31 38 .449 6 San Diego 28 42 .400 17 Andrus, Texas, 76. W L Pct GB Philadelphia 22 46 .324 19 1/2 Cincinnati 30 39 .435 7 San Francisco 26 45 .366 19 1/2 DOUBLES—Betts, Boston, 23; Lowrie, Minnesota 9 1 .900 — Oakland, 22; Ramirez, Cleveland, 21; Los Angeles 8 3 .727 1 1/2 Scores/schedule Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 20; Schoop, Phoenix 6 5 .545 3 1/2 Baltimore, 20; Altuve, Houston, 19; Lindor, Seattle 6 5 .545 3 1/2 SATURDAY’S GAMES American League Houstonat Oakland (n) Houston (Martes 1-0) at Oakland Cleveland, 19; 4 tied at 18. Dallas 5 8 .385 5 1/2 Interleague Toronto 7, Chicago White Sox 3 Detroit at Seattle (n) (Gray 2-2), 8:05 p.m. TRIPLES—Bogaerts, Boston, 4; Castellanos, San Antonio 0 11 .000 9 1/2 Baltimore 15, St. Louis 7 Tampa Bay 9, Detroit 1 National League Detroit (Zimmermann 5-5) at Detroit, 4; Beckham, Tampa Bay, 3; Dickerson, Sunday’s Games Tampa Bay, 3; Garcia, Chicago, 3; Judge, New American League Cleveland 5, Minnesota 2 Miami 8, Washington 7 Seattle (Miranda 6-3), 8:10 p.m. Dallas 87, Washington 83 Chicago White Sox 5, Toronto 2 Seattle 7, Texas 3 San Francisco at Atlanta (n) National League York, 3; Merrifield, Kansas City, 3; Miller, Tampa Los Angeles 90, Phoenix 59 Bay, 3; Sanchez, Chicago, 3; 16 tied at 2. Indiana 91, Chicago 79 Cleveland 9, Minnesota 3, 1st game Kansas City 7, L.A. Angels 3 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (n) St. Louis (Leake 5-6) at Philadelphia HOME RUNS—Judge, New York, 23; Seattle 75, San Antonio 57 Cleveland 6, Minnesota 2, 2nd game Oakland 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 San Diego at Chicago Cubs (n) (Hellickson 5-5), 5:05 p.m. Morrison, Tampa Bay, 21; Smoak, Toronto, 19; Monday’s Games Davis, Oakland, 18; Gallo, Texas, 18; Moustakas, Oakland 5, N.Y. Yankees 2 Boston 6, Houston 5 N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers (n) Washington (Gonzalez 6-1) at No games scheduled Tampa Bay 3, Detroit 2 National League TUESDAY’S GAMES Miami (Volquez 3-7), 5:10 p.m. Kansas City, 18; Springer, Houston, 18; Alonso, Tuesday’s Games Oakland, 17; Healy, Oakland, 17; 3 tied at 16. No games scheduled Texas 10, Seattle 4 L.A. Dodgers 8, Cincinnati 7 Interleague San Francisco (Moore 2-7) at STOLEN BASES—Maybin, Los Angeles, 21; Houston 7, Boston 1 N.Y. Mets 5, Washington 1 Cincinnati (Garrett 3-5) at Tampa Atlanta (Teheran 6-4), 5:35 p.m. Dyson, Seattle, 17; Andrus, Texas, 15; DeShields, L.A. Angels 9, Kansas City 0 Arizona 5, Philadelphia 4, 10 innings Bay (Cobb 5-5), 5:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Kuhl 1-6) at Milwaukee Texas, 15; Cain, Kansas City, 14; Buxton, Golf Minnesota, 13; Altuve, Houston, 12; Simmons, National League Atlanta 5, Miami 4 American League (Davies 7-3), 5:40 p.m. Los Angeles, 12; Betts, Boston, 11; 3 tied at 10. U.S. Golf Association Colorado 5, San Francisco 1 Chicago Cubs 7, Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland (Tomlin 4-8) at Baltimore San Diego (Chacin 6-5) at Chicago PITCHING—Vargas, Kansas City, 10-3; U.S. Open Championship Arizona 5, Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 2, San Diego 1 (Tillman 1-5), 5:05 p.m. Cubs (Montgomery 0-3), 6:05 p.m. Keuchel, Houston, 9-0; Sale, Boston, 8-3; The Associated Press Atlanta 8, Miami 7, 10 innings Colorado 7, San Francisco 5 L.A. Angels (Bridwell 1-0) at N.Y. Arizona (Greinke 8-3) at Colorado Santana, Minnesota, 8-4; Bundy, Baltimore, Sunday L.A. Dodgers 10, Cincinnati 2 MONDAY’S GAMES Yankees (Pineda 7-3), 5:05 p.m. (Marquez 5-3), 6:40 p.m. 7-5; Carrasco, Cleveland, 7-3; Pineda, New At Erin, Wis. San Diego 7, Milwaukee 5, 11 innings Interleague Toronto (Liriano 3-2) at Texas N.Y. Mets (Gsellman 5-4) at L.A. York, 7-3; Sabathia, New York, 7-2; Stroman, Final rounds Toronto, 7-3; 11 tied at 6 wins. a-amateur Washington 7, N.Y. Mets 4 Cincinnati 7, Tampa Bay 3 (Martinez 1-3), 6:05 p.m. Dodgers (McCarthy 5-3), 8:10 p.m. ERA—Keuchel, Houston, 1.67; Vargas, Brooks Koepka 67-70-68-67 — 272 Pittsburgh 4, Chicago Cubs 3 American League Chicago White Sox (Holland 5-6) at Kansas City, 2.27; Santana, Minnesota, 2.56; Brian Harman 67-70-67-72 — 276 SUNDAY’S GAMES Cleveland 12, Baltimore 0 Minnesota (Santana 8-4), 6:10 p.m. McCullers, Houston, 2.58; Sale, Boston, 2.82; Hideki Matsuyama 74-65-71-66 — 276 Severino, New York, 2.99; Stroman, Toronto, Interleague Toronto at Texas (n) Boston (Sale 8-3) at Kansas City Tommy Fleetwood 67-70-68-72 — 277 3.15; Carrasco, Cleveland, 3.21; Bundy, Baltimore 8, St. Louis 5 Boston at Kansas City (n) (Strahm 2-3), 6:15 p.m. Rickie Fowler 65-73-68-72 — 278 Baltimore, 3.29; Darvish, Texas, 3.35. Bill Haas 72-68-69-69 — 278 STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 136; Archer, Xander Schauffele 66-73-70-69 — 278 Tampa Bay, 122; Darvish, Texas, 99; Estrada, Charley Hoffman 70-70-68-71 — 279 Marissa L. Steen 69-71-64-68 — 272 Toronto, 92; Severino, New York, 90; Bauer, Trey Mullinax 71-72-69-68 — 280 Jessica Korda 68-68-68-68 — 272 Cleveland, 89; McCullers, Houston, 89; Brandt Snedeker 70-69-70-71 — 280 Wichanee Meechai 70-69-63-70 — 272 DEEP SHOT Porcello, Boston, 85; Carrasco, Cleveland, Justin Thomas 73-69-63-75 — 280 Aditi Ashok 68-68-66-70 — 272 79; Quintana, Chicago, 79. J.B. Holmes 69-69-72-71 — 281 Mirim Lee 69-68-64-71 — 272 Si Woo Kim 69-70-68-75 — 282 Brooke Pancake 70-68-68-67 — 273 NATIONAL LEAGUE Patrick Reed 68-75-65-74 — 282 Hee Young Park 69-71-65-68 — 273 BATTING—Posey, San Francisco, .354; Brendan Steele 71-69-69-73 — 282 Holly Clyburn 64-74-66-69 — 273 Zimmerman, Washington, .349; Murphy, Matt Kuchar 74-71-70-68 — 283 Morgan Presse 69-67-68-69 — 273 Washington, .345; Blackmon, Colorado, .330; Eddie Pepperell 72-71-69-71 — 283 Sarah Jane Smith 69-69-65-70 — 273 Kemp, Atlanta, .326; Ozuna, Miami, .324; Chez Reavie 75-65-72-71 — 283 Simin Feng 65-72-66-70 — 273 Goldschmidt, Arizona, .324; Peralta, Arizona, Steve Stricker 73-72-69-69 — 283 Alena Sharp 67-72-67-68 — 274 .321; Cozart, Cincinnati, .320; Harper, Bernd Wiesberger 69-72-69-73 — 283 Vicky Hurst 70-70-65-69 — 274 Washington, .318. Sergio Garcia 70-71-71-72 — 284 Rachel Rohanna 69-69-67-69 — 274 RUNS—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 60; David Lingmerth 73-69-71-71 — 284 Nelly Korda 72-66-66-70 — 274 Blackmon, Colorado, 58; Harper, Washington, Kevin Chappell 74-70-70-71 — 285 Na Yeon Choi 69-68-66-71 — 274 54; Seager, Los Angeles, 50; Thames, Jim Furyk 70-74-69-72 — 285 Therese O’Hara 72-68-66-69 — 275 Milwaukee, 50; Votto, Cincinnati, 49; Louis Oosthuizen 74-70-68-73 — 285 Brittany Altomare 68-69-68-70 — 275 Arenado, Colorado, 46; Zimmerman, Paul Casey 66-71-75-74 — 286 Giulia Molinaro 64-76-69-67 — 276 Washington, 45; 4 tied at 44. Russell Henley 71-70-67-79 — 287 Ally McDonald 70-70-68-68 — 276 RBI—Lamb, Arizona, 59; Goldschmidt, Zach Johnson 71-74-68-74 — 287 Wei-Ling Hsu 69-71-67-69 — 276 Arizona, 57; Reynolds, Colorado, 55; Marc Leishman 68-72-72-75 — 287 Jeong Eun Lee 68-71-68-69 — 276 Blackmon, Colorado, 54; Zimmerman, Jamie Lovemark 69-69-74-75 — 287 Min Lee 69-70-67-70 — 276 Washington, 54; Arenado, Colorado, 51; a-Scottie Scheffler 69-74-71-73 — 287 Laura Gonzalez Escallon 69-71-68-69 — 277 Harper, Washington, 51; Votto, Cincinnati, 51; Martin Laird 72-71-72-73 — 288 Brittany Lincicome 69-71-67-70 — 277 Ozuna, Miami, 49; Duvall, Cincinnati, 48. Kevin Na 68-76-73-71 — 288 Tiffany Joh 67-71-68-71 — 277 HITS—Blackmon, Colorado, 94; Murphy, a-Cameron Champ 70-69-73-76 — 288 Lindy Duncan 69-69-67-72 — 277 Washington, 89; Inciarte, Atlanta, 87; Megan Khang 69-70-65-73 — 277 LeMahieu, Colorado, 84; Ozuna, Miami, 84; Matthew Fitzpatrick 70-73-70-76 — 289 Gerina Piller 68-71-67-72 — 278 Zimmerman, Washington, 82; Goldschmidt, Martin Kaymer 72-69-75-73 — 289 Mariah Stackhouse 70-67-67-74 — 278 Arizona, 81; Arenado, Colorado, 80; Gordon, Jordan Niebrugge 73-72-73-71 — 289 Dori Carter 68-70-70-71 — 279 Miami, 79; Markakis, Atlanta, 76. Michael Putnam 73-70-71-75 — 289 Demi Runas 67-73-65-74 — 279 DOUBLES—Arenado, Colorado, 25; Webb Simpson 74-71-71-73 — 289 Joanna Klatten 76-64-70-70 — 280 Herrera, Philadelphia, 23; Murphy, Washington, Jordan Spieth 73-71-76-69 — 289 Jackie Stoelting 71-68-70-71 — 280 20; Kemp, Atlanta, 19; Zimmerman, Washington, Brandon Stone 70-74-72-73 — 289 Haeji Kang 67-72-70-71 — 280 19; Drury, Arizona, 18; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 18; Rafa Cabrera Bello 72-73-71-74 — 290 Kansas City Star: John Sleezer Ryann O’Toole 73-65-70-73 — 281 Seager, Los Angeles, 18; 5 tied at 17. Andrew Johnston 69-73-73-75 — 290 Angel Yin 71-68-71-72 — 282 Kansas City’s Eric Hosmer blasts a two-run homer during the second inning of TRIPLES—Blackmon, Colorado, 10; Jack Maguire 70-73-71-76 — 290 Amy Olson 69-70-69-74 — 282 Cozart, Cincinnati, 5; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 5; Jonathan Randolph 71-71-73-75 — 290 Monday’s game against the Boston Red Sox at Kansas City, Missouri. Broxton, Milwaukee, 4; Fowler, St. Louis, 4; Stewart Cink 74-70-76-71 — 291 Gordon, Miami, 4; Peraza, Cincinnati, 4; Harris English 71-69-75-76 — 291 Auto racing Turner, Washington, 4; 8 tied at 3. Satoshi Kodaira 73-69-73-76 — 291 Logano 398; 12. C. Bowyer 391; 13. R. Saturday’s Games terms with RHPs Tyler Stevens, Connor Riley, HOME RUNS—Thames, Milwaukee, 20; Shane Lowry 71-74-73-73 — 291 Blaney 376; 14. Ku. Busch 359; 15. R. New York City FC at New York, 11:30 a.m. Daniel Procopio, Isaac Mattson and Zac Branden Grace 72-72-71-77 — 292 NASCAR Stenhouse 354; 16. E. Jones 346. Colorado at Atlanta United FC, 5 p.m. Ryan; LHP James Ziemba; OFs Jonah Todd, Bellinger, Los Angeles, 19; Votto, Cincinnati, Monster Energy Cup Whee Kim 73-70-72-77 — 292 D.C. United at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Brandon Sandoval and Kevin Williams; SSs 19; Zimmerman, Washington, 19; Bruce, New Firekeepers Casino 400 results Gary Woodland 72-73-73-74 — 292 Montreal at Columbus, 5:30 p.m. Matt McCann and Bernabe Camargo; 1B York, 18; Ozuna, Miami, 18; Schebler, By The Associated Press Soccer Ryan Brehm 71-74-72-77 — 294 Vancouver at Minnesota United, 6 p.m. David MacKinnon; and C Harrison Wenson on Cincinnati, 18; 4 tied at 17. Sunday Jason Kokrak 75-70-74-75 — 294 Orlando City at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. minor league contracts. STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, 29; At Michigan International Speedway MLS Turner, Washington, 26; Gordon, Miami, 25; Ernie Els 70-72-79-74 — 295 Real Salt Lake at San Jose, 8:30 p.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Named Garvin William McGirt 70-71-79-75 — 295 Brooklyn, Mich. The Associated Press Alston bullpen coach. Nunez, San Francisco, 17; Peraza, Cincinnati, Lap length: (oval, 2 miles) EASTERN CONFERENCE Sporting Kansas City at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. 14; Villar, Milwaukee, 14; Goldschmidt, Arizona, Lee Westwood 69-75-75-76 — 295 Sunday’s Game TEXAS RANGERS — Purchased the con- Thomas Aiken 71-71-75-79 — 296 (Starting position in parentheses) W L T Pts GF GA tract of RHP Tanner Scheppers from Round 13; Pollock, Arizona, 11; 3 tied at 10. 1. (1) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 200; 2. (10) Toronto FC 9 2 5 32 28 15 Seattle at Portland, 2 p.m. PITCHING—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 9-2; Kevin Kisner 74-70-76-76 — 296 Rock (PCL). Optioned OF Jared Hoying to Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 200; 3. (7) Joey Chicago 9 3 4 31 27 17 Senzatela, Colorado, 9-2; Freeland, Keegan Bradley 72-73-75-77 — 297 Round Rock. Transferred RHP A.J. Griffin to Logano, Ford, 200; 4. (5) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, New York City FC 8 5 3 27 29 20 Mixed martial arts Colorado, 8-4; Greinke, Arizona, 8-3; Adam Hadwin 68-74-75-80 — 297 the 60-day DL. National League 200; 5. (8) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 200; 6. Orlando City 7 5 4 25 19 21 Scherzer, Washington, 8-4; Strasburg, Stephan Jaeger 71-73-74-79 — 297 CINCINNATI REDS — Agreed to terms with (2) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 200; 7. (4) Kyle New York 7 7 2 23 17 21 Washington, 8-2; 5 tied at 7 wins. Yusaku Miyazato 72-70-76-79 — 297 Local LHP Packy Naughton and RHPs Connor Busch, Toyota, 200; 8. (21) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Columbus 7 9 1 22 25 29 “Will 2 Win” ERA—Kershaw, Los Angeles, 2.23; Scherzer, Kevin Dougherty 71-72-80-75 — 298 Ryan, Ryan Nutof, Robby Howell and Tyler Ford, 200; 9. (17) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, Saturday at Clovis Civic Center Washington, 2.26; Martinez, St. Louis, 2.86; Ray, Daniel Summerhays 73-72-74-81 — 300 Atlanta United FC 6 6 3 21 31 23 Buffett on minor league contracts. 200; 10. (13) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 200. 185 — Nate Flanders def. Omar Acosta by Arizona, 2.88; Gonzalez, Washington, 2.89; Talor Gooch 74-71-76-80 — 301 New England 5 6 5 20 27 23 COLORADO ROCKIES — Sent LHP Tyler 11. (9) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 200; 12. (15) referee stoppage, 1:52 Nova, Pittsburgh, 2.91; Anderson, Milwaukee, Tyler Light 73-72-78-80 — 303 Montreal 4 4 6 18 23 22 Anderson to Albuquerque (PCL) for a rehab Kurt Busch, Ford, 200; 13. (14) Erik Jones, 140 — Hector Perez def. Jeremiah Paco 2.92; Greinke, Arizona, 3.00; Leake, St. Louis, Hao Tong Li 74-70-82-84 — 310 Philadelphia 4 7 4 16 20 20 assignment. Toyota, 200; 14. (11) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 200; Castillo by submission, 4:20 3.14; Strasburg, Washington, 3.28. D.C. United 4 8 3 15 10 23 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Designated 15. (19) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 200; 16. (12) WESTERN CONFERENCE 155 — Jeremy Gauna def. Bounmy LHP Jason Wheeler for assignment. Agreed STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, LPGA Tour Brad Keselowski, Ford, 200; 17. (27) Trevor Somhay by submission, 1:59 W L T Pts GF GA to terms with LHP Chris Rearick on a minor 134; Ray, Arizona, 114; Martinez, St. Louis, Meijer LPGA Classic Bayne, Ford, 200; 18. (25) AJ Allmendinger, 145 — Chris Rojas def. Isaac Sifuentez by Sporting Kansas City 7 4 6 27 20 11 league contract. 107; deGrom, New York, 106; Kershaw, Los The Associated Press Chevrolet, 200; 19. (26) Darrell Wallace Jr., technical knockout, 2:26 FC Dallas 6 3 6 24 22 14 MIAMI MARLINS — Sent SS Adeiny Angeles, 105; Greinke, Arizona, 104; Sunday Ford, 200; 20. (37) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 200. 130 — Chris Cortez def. Austin Perkins by Houston 7 6 3 24 29 24 Hechavarria and 3B Martin Prado to Jupiter Samardzija, San Francisco, 104; Strasburg, At Grand Rapids, Mich. 21. (16) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 200; 22. technical knockout, 1:35 Portland 7 6 3 24 27 23 (SL) for rehab assignments. Washington, 104; 3 tied at 86. Final round (30) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 200; 23. (22) 120 — Ruby Marlena Santos def. Sara Vancouver 6 6 2 20 19 19 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to Brooke M. Henderson 63-67-67-66 — 263 Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 200; 24. (20) Wennersten by technical knockout, :34 terms with RHP Roberto Delgado on a minor College San Jose 5 6 5 20 16 20 Michelle Wie 68-68-64-65 — 265 Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 200; 25. (6) Ryan Blaney, 170 — Nick Hernandez def. Alberto Vargas league contract. Los Angeles 5 5 4 19 21 21 NCAA Division I World Series Lexi Thompson 64-68-64-69 — 265 Ford, 200; 26. (3) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 200; 27. Sanchez by unanimous decision ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Agreed to terms Seattle 5 7 4 19 19 24 185 —Michael Hernandez def. Johnathen The Associated Press Su Oh 67-70-65-64 — 266 (18) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 199; 28. (28) Matt with LHPs Evan Kruczynski, Brett Seeburger Real Salt Lake 5 10 2 17 16 35 Daniel Sapien by technical knock out, 2:14 At Omaha, Neb. Madelene Sagstrom 65-70-66-65 — 266 DiBenedetto, Ford, 199; 29. (29) David Ragan, and Patrick Dayton; 3B Evan Mendoza; RHPs 170 — Luis Erives def. Joshua Ohlenmhen Double-elimination Moriya Jutanugarn 67-66-67-66 — 266 Ford, 198; 30. (32) Corey LaJoie, Toyota, 197. Colorado 5 8 1 16 14 19 Evan Mendoza, Jake Walsh, Will Latcham, by submission, 1:58 Saturday Danielle Kang 71-68-63-65 — 267 31. (33) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 197; 32. (36) Minnesota United 4 9 2 14 19 34 Evan Guillory, Thomas St. Clair and Paul 135 — Angel Yannis def. Brian Perez by Game 1 — Oregon State 6, Cal State Carlota Ciganda 68-64-68-67 — 267 Landon Cassill, Ford, 196; 33. (31) Ryan Sieg, NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Balestrieri; 2Bs Irving Lopez and Wood (John) unanimous decision Fullerton 5 Hyo Joo Kim 69-65-65-68 — 267 Toyota, 196; 34. (34) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, for tie. Myers; and OF J.D. Crowe, Brandon Benson Game 2 — LSU 5, Florida State 4 Jacqui Concolino 71-66-65-66 — 268 195; 35. (35) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 195; Saturday’s Games and Michael Brdar on minor league contracts. Sunday Mi Jung Hur 66-66-69-67 — 268 36. (24) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 194; 37. (23) New York City FC 2, Seattle 1 Transactions SAN DIEGO PADRES — Claimed LHP Game 3 — Louisville 8, Texas A&M 4 Lydia Ko 65-71-64-68 — 268 Danica Patrick, Ford, Accident, 190. Atlanta United FC 3, Columbus 1 Dillon Overton off waivers from Seattle and Game 4 — Florida 3, TCU 0 Jane Park 66-71-65-67 — 269 Race statistics Chicago 2, New England 1 Monday optioned him to El Paso (PCL). Designated Monday Lee-Anne Pace 68-68-61-72 — 269 Average speed of race winner: 143.369 Montreal 3, Orlando City 3, tie The Associated Press RHP Zach Lee for assignment. Game 5 — Florida State 6, Cal State Sung Hyun Park 67-68-62-72 — 269 mph. Time of race: 2 hours, 47 minutes, 24 Toronto FC 2, D.C. United 0 BASEBALL BASKETBALL Fullerton 4, CSF eliminated Jenny Shin 67-67-63-72 — 269 seconds. Margin of victory: 0.993 Seconds. Sporting Kansas City 0, San Jose 0, tie American League National Basketball Association Game 6 — Oregon State 13, vs. LSU 1 Kim Kaufman 70-69-67-64 — 270 Caution flags: 8 for 34 laps. Lead changes: Colorado 2, Portland 1 BOSTON RED SOX — Agreed to terms BOSTON CELTICS — Traded the 2017 first- Tuesday Lizette Salas 69-70-67-64 — 270 10 among 4 drivers. FC Dallas 1, Vancouver 1, tie with INF Tanner Nishioka and OF Jordan round draft pick (No. 1) to Philadelphia for the Game 7 — Texas A&M (41-22) vs. TCU Cydney Clanton 69-70-66-65 — 270 Lap leaders: K. Larson 1-34; M. Truex Jr. Real Salt Lake 1, Minnesota United 0 Wren on minor league contracts and assigned 76ers’ 2017 first-round draft pick (No. 3) and a (47-17), noon Haru Nomura 69-69-65-67 — 270 35-62; K. Larson 63-108; Kyle Busch 109-112; Houston 2, Los Angeles 2, tie them to Lowell (NYP). conditional first-round pick in 2018 or 2019. Game 8 — Louisville (53-10) vs. Florida Shanshan Feng 64-70-67-69 — 270 B. Keselowski 113-114; K. Larson 115; M. Truex Sunday’s Game CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Placed INF/OF FOOTBALL (48-18), 5 p.m. Inbee Park 70-69-67-65 — 271 Jr. 116-126; Ky. Busch 127; M. Truex Jr. 128- New York 2, Philadelphia 0 Leury Garcia on the 10-day DL, retroactive to National Football League Wednesday In-Kyung Kim 69-70-67-65 — 271 150; Ky. Busch 151-185; K. Larson 186-200. Wednesday’s Games June 16. HOUSTON TEXANS — Signed RB D’Onta Game 9 — Florida State (46-22) vs. LSU Beatriz Recari 71-69-63-68 — 271 Wins: J. Johnson 3, B. Keselowski 2, K. Larson Atlanta United FC at D.C. United, 5:30 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Acquired RHP Foreman. (49-18), 5 p.m. Sei Young Kim 70-70-63-68 — 271 2, M. Truex 2, R. Blaney 1, Ku. Busch 1, A. Dillon Portland at Minnesota United, 6 p.m. Jarrett Grube from Toronto for cash and assigned SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Promoted Thursday Azahara Munoz 68-70-65-68 — 271 1, J. Logano 1, R. Newman 1, R. Stenhouse 1. Los Angeles at Colorado, 7 p.m. him to Columbus (IL). Activated OF Michael regional scout Chip Flanagan to national Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 Ariya Jutanugarn 69-69-64-69 — 271 Points standings: 1. K. Larson 640; 2. M. Orlando City at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. Brantley from the paternity list and placed him on scout, scouting assistant RJ Gillen to pro loser, 6 p.m. Mi Hyang Lee 70-67-65-69 — 271 Truex 635; 3. Ky. Busch 510; 4. K. Harvick scout, scouting assistant Jacob Nierob to Friday’s Games the 10-day DL, retroactive to June 16. Friday Cristie Kerr 67-68-66-70 — 271 508; 5. C. Elliott 478; 6. B. Keselowski 476; 7. DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned RHP Buck player personnel assistant, scouting assistant New England at Toronto FC, 6 p.m. Game 11 — Oregon State (56-4) vs. Game Stacy Lewis 64-71-66-70 — 271 J. McMurray 450; 8. J. Johnson 449; 9. D. Farmer to Toledo (IL). John Stevenson to regional scout and NFS FC Dallas at Houston, 7 p.m. 9 winner, 1 p.m. Emily K. Pedersen 67-67-67-70 — 271 Hamlin 430; 10. M. Kenseth 398; 11. J. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed to scout John Stevenson to regional scout. THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS SPORTS TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Larson edges Elliott to win at Michigan

By Noah Trister AUTO RACING THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in 56 career Cup races, but BROOKLYN, Mich. — he’s fifth in points in 2017. Three times, Kyle Larson “We had a couple of oppor- needed to outrace the rest of tunities to get the lead, and the contenders on late restarts. unfortunately, it just didn’t That’s a task he’s proven work out, but we’ll move on. he can handle at Michigan Congratulations to Kyle,” the International Speedway. 21-year-old Elliott said. “He Larson took control on a had a fast car today and we’ll restart with five laps remain- try to go get ’em next week.” ing and held off Chase Elliott Joey Logano finished third. on Sunday for his second He beat Elliott in last June’s NASCAR Cup Series victory race at MIS. Then Elliott was of the season. The finish was leading the August race com- similar to the race at fortably before a yellow flag Michigan last August, when gave Larson a boost. Larson took the lead on a This time, there were three restart with nine laps left en cautions toward the end. The route to his first Cup win. first was for debris, and Larson won this year at Larson beat Kyle Busch on Fontana and has five sec- the inside for the lead on the ond-place finishes. He also restart with 15 laps to go. was second in the All-Star Then Clint Bowyer went MIlwaukee Journal Sentinel: Mike De Sisti race, which doesn’t count in into the wall, bringing out Brooks Koepk holds up the championship trophy after winning his first major championship in Sunday’s U.S. Open the standings. another caution flag. Larson “We’ve been so close to so was first off that restart too, golf tournament at Erin, Wisconsin. Koepka shot a 5-under-par 67 on Sunday for a four-stroke victory over Brian many other wins,” the 24- only to be slowed by another Harman and Hidecki Matsuyama. year-old Larson said. “This caution after a multicar incident is our second Cup win of the on the backstretch that included year, but we’ve had six sec- Danica Patrick being knocked ond-place finishes. All in all, off the track and into the wall. it’s a good season so far and Finally, with five laps to go, Koepka finishes off record we’ll continue to keep build- the race restarted, and Larson ing on what we’ve got.” took the lead on the outside. It was the third Cup win of He won by 0.993 seconds in Larson’s career and 14th by his No. 42 Chevrolet. Chip Ganassi Racing. Elliott Martin Truex Jr. won the week with U.S. Open win first two stages of the race was second in both Michigan races last year, and but finished sixth, ceding the By Doug Ferguson U.S. OPEN GOLF Leaderboard lead and again this time. He’s winless points lead to Larson. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS among 12 wouldn’t trade the path that led him to players Final round was Houston’s top prospect ERIN, Wis. — Before their names a major championship at age 27. Brooks Koepka 67-70-68-67 — 272 within five shared space on the silver U.S. Open tro- “I think it helped me grow up a little Brian Harman 67-70-67-72 — 276 shots, he Astros entering this season, had a phy, Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spieth bit and really figure out that, ‘Hey, play Hideki Matsuyama 74-65-71-66 — 276 did little tough time in a relief outing were together in a less attractive location. golf, get it done and then you can really Tommy Fleetwood 67-70-68-72 — 277 more than from Page 1B in his major league debut Both failed by three shots to advance take this somewhere.’And I built a lot of Rickie Fowler 65-73-68-72 — 278 walk to the June 9, but rebounded in his out of the second stage of qualifying confidence off that,” Koepka said. Bill Haas 72-68-69-69 — 278 cup after 2-0 with a 1.40 ERA to help first start to help the Astros school in Texas, leaving them with no Those who saw him couldn’t ignore Xander Schauffele 66-73-70-69 — 278 three boost the fledgling group. to a win over the Rangers. status on any tour. the sheer athleticism, raw power and birdies on Lately, he’s been thinking Brad Peacock joins Fiers as That was five years ago, and each quiet confidence. the front nine. When he was tied for the a lot about something man- the only other veteran cur- went his own way. “I kept telling people last year after lead with six holes to play, he gave a ager A.J. Hinch told the team rently in the rotation. He was Spieth, a U.S. Junior Amateur champi- the Ryder Cup,” Brandt Snedeker said, light fist pump, clenched his hand a lit- early in spring training. good early this season pitch- on who won an NCAA title with Texas, “when Brooks figures out how good he tle tighter after each of those four big “When we had everyone in ing out of the bullpen, but has received sponsor exemptions to PGA is, he’s going to be a world beater.” putts. there, the whole 40-man ros- been inconsistent as a starter. ter, he told us that we were Tour and Web.com Tour events and rode He beat everyone at Erin Hills, and in “Did you see that fist pump there on Though the Astros still going to need all of us to a runner-up finish in the Puerto Rico the end, it wasn’t even close. 18,” Koepka said with a proud smile. have the best record in the win,” Fiers said. “It’s not just Open to a meteoric year that ended with One shot behind going into the final Yes, both of them, neither to be mis- majors and entered Monday’s going to be the 25 that make him on the Presidents Cup team at age 20. round, Koepka didn’t miss a green until taken with anything Tiger Woods has games with an 11-game lead the team out of spring.” Koepka began filling his passport. the par-3 13th — the only one he done over the years. in the AL West, this recent Joe Musgrove, who is in One three-week stretch on the missed in the final round — and he Despite such a chill personality, there flurry of injuries has taken a his second major league sea- Challenge Tour took him from India to saved par with an 8-foot putt that might was some irritation about not winning toll as the team has dropped son, has been in the rotation South Africa to Kenya. He played in have been more meaningful than the as much as he felt he should. Koepka five of its last seven games. since opening day because Kazakhstan and Madeira Island, Finland three straight birdie putts that followed. won the Turkish Airlines Open in 2014 The good news is the and Belgium. He won in Italy and Spain, “I needed to make that if I was going over Ian Poulter and Henrik Stenson. of the injury to McHugh. He missed a couple of weeks on makeshift rotation shouldn’t and he was on the verge of a third victo- to win this tournament,” he said. Three months later, he powered his way have to hold up for much ry, this one in Scotland, that would earn Brian Harman in the final group behind to victory in the Phoenix Open. the disabled list, too, but is healthy now. The Astros are longer with McCullers expect- him graduation to the European Tour. him made back-to-back bogeys and And that’s been it in the big leagues, ed to return by this weekend And he was ready to come home. couldn’t catch up. Hideki Matsuyama though he has done well enough to still looking for improve- ment from him as he’s 4-6 and Keuchel and Morton not He called Blake Smith, his manager shot 66 but started too far back. Koepka make the Ryder Cup team last year far behind him. That’s if at Hambric Sports, and told him, “I closed with a 67 for a four-shot victory, (going 3-1-0 in his matches). with a 5.09 ERA in 12 starts. The same can be said for everything goes well for the don’t even want to play.” the lowest final round by a U.S. Open “I’d won once on the PGA Tour, trio in the upcoming days. “I don’t want to say homesick. I was champion since Tiger Woods at Pebble once on the European Tour,” Koepka rookies David Paulino and said. “I just felt like I should be win- Francis Martes. Paulino is 1- Hinch isn’t ready to breathe just tired of golf. Tired of traveling,” Beach in 2000 when he won by 15. a sigh of relief just yet. Koepka said. “I just wanted to be home, Only after he signed his card did ning more. I don’t know why. It’s one 0 with a 5.03 ERA in four even though I was about to win the Koepka realize a birdie on the par-5 18th of those things. Not a big fan of losing. starts. After struggling in his “Not until they’re back,” he third one. For some reason, I just want- would have broken another U.S. Open I don’t think anyone out here is. And I first two starts this month, said. “Once they’re back I’ll ed to get out and go home.” record at Erin Hills. He made par and just couldn’t stand the fact that I’d Paulino allowed three hits feel a little bit better. I like that He stayed. He won. And then he flew finished at 16-under 272, matching the only won once.” and one run — both season they’re all progressing. I think to London early the next morning and record to par by Rory McIlroy, who shot This makes two on the PGA Tour, lows — in a season-best six the key is to not have setbacks qualified for the British Open. 16-under 268 at Congressional in 2011. and it was a big one. innings against the Red Sox and to not have to shut guys All of which made his U.S. Open No big deal. “It’s crazy to think that this is only to get his first major league down. I won’t feel a ton better victory Sunday at Erin Hills all the It takes a lot to get Koepka excited, his second win,” Justin Thomas said. win in his last outing. until I see that they’re legiti- more special. and while a U.S. Open certainly does “But he’s a great player and he has no Martes, a 21-year-old who mate options for us.” Koepka can’t count the miles he trav- the trick, it was hard to tell. When he fear. ... When he’s on, there are not eled after leaving Florida State, but he started out Sunday, one shot out of the many people in the world better.” technology is not currently Bettis being used,” McCarthy said. Kraft’s company, The Kraft from Page 1B Group, has been an investor in Rockies’ Arenado makes early ElMindA since at least 2015. vention, diagnosis and treat- Three-time All-Pro Aeneas ment of head injuries,” league Williams said he was pleased spokesman Brian McCarthy with how the NFL was han- case for National League MVP told The Associated Press. dling the issue and using tech- Bettis is one of 18 mem- nology to make the game By Paul Klee Arenado bleeds. He’s not a second it left the bat. leader of the best story in bers of the Pro Football Hall safer. Williams, who retired in (COLORADO SPRINGS) GAZETTE baseball alien sent here to “That’s the loudest I’ve baseball. The Rockies are 46- of Fame who is in Israel for 2004 after 14 years in the destroy pitching and smother ever heard this place,” said 26 and started to dream big a a weeklong visit organized league, said there are far more DENVER — The big mys- line drives with a vacuum Arenado, the first big-leaguer long time ago. by New England Patriots precautions in place than tery afterward: Whodunit? glove. He’s human. I think. to clinch the cycle with a owner Robert Kraft. In addi- “Definitely,” starting when he played. He was a Who put the two-inch “Thank God it went out,” walk-off homer since Carlos tion to boosting the fledgling pitcher Tyler Chatwood said teammate of Andre Waters gash above Nolan Arenado’s Arenado said after his first- Gonzalez on July 31, 2010. local game, the delegation is when asked if Arenado has and Dave Duerson, two for- left eyeball? pitch, three-run, walk-off home The big mystery now: also touring religious and his MVP vote. “We get to mer players featured in In the video run landed in Section 153 and Who’s better than Nolan historical sites, meeting watch him every night, so “Concussion” who suffered room posi- gave the Rockies goose bumps Arenado? With Angels prominent officials and we’re spoiled. I think people cognitive issues before killing tioned across in a 7-5 win against the Giants. superstar Mike Trout on the learning about the country’s are starting to recognize that themselves, then were diag- the hallway from a giddy shelf due to injury, it’s a short vibrant technology sector. That’s not all, but the rest of with us winning a lot more nosed with CTE afterward. Rockies clubhouse, the list of position players you The delegation, which what unfolded Sunday won’t games. But we’ve been able “The technology, the adjust- coaching staff replayed the should take ahead of the 26- includes Joe Montana, Jim support the idea Arenado is, in to see it for a while.” ments that have been made, dogpile like a never-ending fact, human. He left the dia- year-old third baseman, Brown, Roger Staubach and players being diagnosed GIF, over and over, to locate mond in this baseball town, whose error Saturday was his As much as Coors Field Mike Singletary, received pre- immediately and having to the source of the blood that after a curtain call, to chants of first in 72 straight games, and loves its favorite third base- sentations from 10 companies stay out even against their own caked Arenado’s jersey, right “M-V-P! M-V-P!” from a hys- whose bat seems to grow six man, the Giants loathe him at the expo. ElMindA, which is wishes. In the past, when I alongside splotches of blue terical crowd of 48,341, the inches in girth in the tightest, just the same. Arenado slays at the forefront of the concus- played, guys got back in the Gatorade and dirt. “Right second sellout in a four-game sweatiest moments. I can’t the Giants. Three of his four sion research and has devel- field or they just disguised it. there!” a coach shouted. “It sweep of San Francisco. To name one whose highlights career walk-offs have come oped a system based on a data- We used to call it ‘having your was a helmet.” top off the “No. 1” moment come in the field as often as against the Giants. His 92 hits, base of electrophysiological bell rung,”’ he said. “I am def- Charlie Blackmon’s helmet, in his baseball career, as they do at the plate. Can you? 20 home runs and 71 RBIs brain recordings that provide initely excited about today’s to be exact, is what sliced Arenado put it, his homer off Not Kris Bryant, whose against the Giants are his most personalized functional cogni- player being able to get action Arenado at ground zero of one Golden High graduate Mark National League MVP trophy against any team. But none of tive mapping, was clearly most real-time as to what’s going on of the craziest celebrations Melancon was the final piece is there for Arenado to take. those moments packed the relevant to the audience. with their brains.” Coors Field has ever hosted. to the cycle. Arenado singled Not Manny Machado, Bryce weight of a performance that “We have had a number of Kraft said the expo But what their stealth recon- in the fourth, doubled in the Harper or Paul Goldschmidt. shoved the Rockies to a fran- conversations with the com- exposed the players to vari- naissance also unearthed is of sixth and tripled in the first. Fine choices all of them, but chise-record ninth-straight pany and continue to moni- ous health issues that tran- far more importance: Nolan His homer was gone the it’s Arenado who is the ring- win against the Giants. tor developments, but the scended concussions alone. PAGE 4B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 COMICS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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The GIVEN that in the event dants in and to the NOTICE OF SALE bid specifications pack- Apply at store or FAX June 20, 2017 DESCRIBED AS FOL- Special Master may that the Property is not hereinafter described age contact Patricia 505-213-0033 or email: June 27, 2017 LOWS: postpone or continue sooner redeemed, the real estate to the high- NOTICE IS HEREBY Charles, Weatherization [email protected] July 4, 2017 BEGINNING AS A the sale by public dec- undersigned Special est bidder for cash. GIVEN that on July 26, Program Manager at July 11, 2017 POINT ON THE EAST laration at the time and Master will, as set forth The property to be sold 2017, at the hour of Southwestern Regional EASTERN NEW R.O.W. OF UTAH place originally sched- above, offer for sale is located at 109 Sum- 11:00 AM, the under- Housing & CDC, 2480 MEXICO UNIVERSITY STATE OF NEW DRIVE, 259.1 FEET uled for such sale. No and sell the Property to mer Ct., Clovis, and is signed Special Master, Lakeside Drive, Suite MEXICO SOUTH OF THE other notice of the post- the highest bidder for seeks Mathematics situate in Curry County, or her designee, will, at C, Las Cruces, NM COUNTY OF NORTHWEST COR- poned or continued cash or equivalent, for Instructor. Apply on- New Mexico, and is the front entrance of the 88007 or call 575-523- ROOSEVELT NER OF BERKLEY AD- sale will be given. the purpose of satisfy- line:http://www.enmu. particularly described Curry County Court- 1639 for information. NINTH JUDICIAL DITION; THENCE N89° ing, in the adjudged or- edu/employment-hr/ as follows: DISTRICT COURT 01'E A DISTANCE OF As of May 15, 2017, the house, at Ninth Judicial Southwestern Regional employment-opportu District Court, 700 der of priorities, the Housing & CDC re- 265.5 FEET; THENCE sum necessary to satis- judgment and decree of nities LOT TEN (10) IN BLOCK North Main, Suite 11, serves the right to re- Case No. D-911-CV- NORTH ALONG THE fy the Judgment is as foreclosure described FOUR (4) OF THE Clovis, NM 88101, sell ject any or all bids sub- 2016-00196 EAST LINE OF THE follows: herein, together with MENTAL HEALTH RE- FAIRFIELD ADDITION, all of the rights, title, mitted. BIDS WILL BE WEST 1/2 OF SAID any additional costs SOURCES INC-Clovis UNIT NO. SEVEN (7), and interests of the ACCEPTED UNTIL WELLS FARGO BANK, BERKLEY ADDITION, 1. The remaining princi and attorney's fees, in- is seeking a full-time TO THE CITY OF CLO- above-named Defen- JUNE 22, 2017 @ 5:00 N.A., as Trustee for the A DISTANCE OF 15.1 pal balance $968,186.33 cluding the costs of ad- Secretary/Receptionist VIS, CURRY COUNTY, dant, in and to the here- P.M. Public opening of Registered Holders of FEET; THENCE S89° vertisement and publi- to assist in the imple- NEW MEXICO, as inafter described real Bids will take place on Colony Multifamily 01'W A DISTANCE OF 2. Accrued interest (Non- cation for the foregoing mentation of office ser- shown by the official property to the highest JUNE 23, 2017 @ 3:00 Mortgage 265.5 FEET; THENCE Default) $98,224.67 sale, and, reasonable vices. Services will in- recorded plat thereof. Trust 2014-1, Commer- SOUTH ALONG THE bidder for cash. The P.M. at same address volve a wide range of property to be sold is receiver and Special please mark the BID cial Mortgage Pass- EAST R.O.W. OF 3. Accrued interest (De- Master's fees in an office related activities THE FOREGOING SALE located at 900 West envelope with BID# Through UTAH DRIVE, A DIS- fault) $39,857.07 amount to be fixed by from answering a multi- will be made to satisfy a 13th Street, Clovis, clearly visible and Certificates, Series 2014- TANCE OF 15.1 FEET the Court. The amount phone line, customer judgment rendered by New Mexico 88101, sealed 1, successor to LaSalle TO THE POINT AND 4. Late Charges of the judgment due is service, filing, etc. the above Court in the Bank, N.A., PLACE OF BEGIN- $5,810.40 and is more particularly Computer knowledge is described as follows: $46,667.59, plus inter- above entitled and NING. est to and including a must. Bilingual pre- 5. Reconveyance/Payoff numbered cause on Plaintiff, date of sale in the ferred but not required. Fee $500.00 THE EAST HALF OF May 17, 2017, being an The Property is located amount of $1,086.32, A high school diploma action to foreclose a vs. at 1025 W. 18th Street, LOTS FIVE (5) AND or equivalent is re- SIX (6) IN BLOCK TWO for a total in rem judg- mortgage on the above Portales, New Mexico 6. Protective Advance-In- ment of $47,753.91. quired. Interested indi- described property. GEORGE E. HINER, 88130. surance $39.02 (2) OF THE MAR- viduals must submit a SHALL HEIGHTS AD- The Plaintiff's Judg- The foregoing sale may letter of interest, re- ment, which includes Defendant. The Summary Judgment 7. Protective Advance- DITION, TO THE CITY sume, proof of educa- OF CLOVIS, CURRY be postponed and interest and costs, is and Decree of Foreclo- Receiver $59,644.50 rescheduled at the dis- tion, five references $135,276.91 and the NOTICE OF SALE sure (hereafter "Judg- COUNTY, NEW MEXI- with phone numbers to CO, AS SHOWN BY cretion of the Special same bears interest at ment") pursuant to 8. Appraisal $4,000.00 Master, and is subject LOST AND FOUND Lorraine Meza, Human 4.750% per annum PLEASE TAKE NOTICE which the sale is to be THE OFFICIAL Resources, 1100 West RECORDED PLAT to all taxes, utility liens from June 1, 2016, to that the above-entitled conducted was entered 9. Non-Sufficient Funds and other restrictions 21st, Clovis, NM the date of sale. The Court, having appointed on June 13, 2017. The Fee $60.00 THEREOF, FOUND IN the area of 88101. MHR is an and easements of st Plaintiff and/or its as- me Special Master in sale is to begin at 11:00 Norris & 21 Female EOE/AA employer. including any improve- record, and subject to a signees has the right to this matter with the a.m. on July 21, 2017, 10. Reasonable attor- one (1) month right of beagle, collar, no tags. Deadline for accepting bid at such sale and power to sell, has or- at the steps of the Roo- neys fees, costs and ments, fixtures, and at- Please call 575-749- applications is Wednes- tachments, such as, but redemption held by the submit its bid verbally dered me to sell the fol- sevelt County Court- expenses $18,559.81 Defendant upon entry 1186 day, June 21, 2017. or in writing. The Plain- lowing real property to- house, 109 W. 1st not limited to, mobile tiff may apply all or any gether with all improve- Street, Portales, New TOTAL $1,194,881.80 homes (hereinafter, the part of its judgment to ments, personal proper- Mexico 88130. The “Property”). If there is a the purchase price in ty, and fixtures located Subject Property will be Interest shall continue to conflict between the le- lieu of cash. The sale thereon (the "Subject sold to the highest bid- accrue at the rate of gal description and the may be postponed and Property") which is situ- der for cash, free and 9.97% per annum street address, the le- rescheduled at the dis- ated in the County of clear of all liens of the ($268.13 per day) per gal description shall cretion of the Special Roosevelt, State of parties hereto and all day after May 15, 2017, control. Master. New Mexico, and is de- persons claiming under until the Judgment is scribed as follows: and through the parties satisfied. Any costs of The foregoing sale will NOTICE IS FURTHER or any persons claiming property preservation, be made to satisfy a GIVEN th t th l PAGE 6B ✦ TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS THE EASTERN NEW MEXICO NEWS

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RETIREMENT RANCH- focusing on selling ad- ronment will help you ered. We offer a com- ES, Inc. is now accept- vertising across all be successful. NEED CAREGIVER petitive benefits pack- ing resumes for the po- available product lines for an adult female age including medical sition of Comptroller. (print, interactive, digi- Must possess a valid wheelchair bound. and vision programs, Accounting degree pre- tal, etc.). You will be driver's license and Evening Shift paid vacation and a re- ferred. Must have ex- asked to meet and ex- proof of current auto in- Sunday-Friday tirement plan. perience with all as- ceed monthly sales and surance. 5pm-8pm Applicants should email pects of AR, AP and fi- revenue goals and ob- Please call: a resume and several ATV nancial statements and jectives for all advertis- The Eastern New Mexico 575-714-1085 writing examples to Hu- must be detailed orient- ing media. Helping our News offers a competi- man Resources Direc- ed. We offer competi- customers market their tive base pay plus com- tor Joyce Cruce at: tive wages and full ben- goods or services is mission along with ben- [email protected]. efit package. Send re- paramount. efits such as health and sume to HR at 2221 Dil- vision insurance and Give 10% Give 100% lon Clovis NM. Being an excellent com- sick and vacation pay. Give 110% Give an hour. municator gives you an Please send resume Think of we before me. and cover letter to advantage, both written United Way of Eastern RAPTOR 350 and verbal. Knowledge [email protected]. IS LOOKING for a re- New Mexico. Like New of principles and meth- We look forward to porter based in Clovis. --Garaged and less For more visit ods for showing, pro- hearing from you. If you're an energetic than one hour moting and selling prod- reporter who can spot www.unitedwayenm.org on motor. ucts and services are FULL TIME Class A CDL news and handle cover- THE COMMUNITY Ser- Now lowered to $3500. required. Ability to re- Hazmat Driver needed. ing such things as city vices Center (CSC) is 575-356-6853 solve problems and Apply at Redrock Oil government, crime and IS a community currently accepting ap- and leave message make decisions in a 521 W. Brady, Clovis schools, we want to newspaper seeking an plications for a full-time timely manner and to 575-309-1665 hear from you. ADVERTISING SALES coordinator for the Non- work in a fast-paced Experience is preferred, REPRESENTATIVE. Emergency Medical CAMPERS AND sales and team envi- Advertising Works! but entry-level candi- Your duties will include Transportation Pro- MOTOR HOMES gram. Applicant must be willing to serve as a backup driver to transport clients within a 250 mile radius, pass a nation- wide background check, required training and a drug test to be considered for employ- 1999 WINNEBAGO ment at CSC. Chieftain Triton V10 An application and job 34' long, mileage description may be 34,819, hydraulic level- picked up at 1100 Com- ers, 2 slide outs, dual munity Way in Portales. fridge gas/elec., walk CSC is an EOE. around bed w/underbed Review of applications storage, H/AC, genera- will begin immediately tor, plenty of storage in- and continue until the side/out, hide-a-bed position is filled. couch, dinette table, Applicants are encour- stove, microwave, tow aged to follow up on bar and especially a applications. drivers side door. If in- terested please call 575-762-4617

SEEKING FULL TIME DRIVERS CDL-A: Excel- -HEALTHCARE position: Office Mgr/ lent benefits! 401k! *** FULL-TIME Bkkpr, must know Paid Vacation, Good CAREGIVER *** 2012 JAYCO CNA's MELBOURNE CLASS C quickbooks, Microsoft Home Time! Local, Re- Needed in Farwell, word and proficient on gional, OTR. 23yoa, Openings available for all MOTOR HOME Dependable, Lifting Model 29D, 13,300 miles, the computer. Prior Tank End req! 855-349- shifts. All positions are and some over- bookkeeping and pay- 5097 12 hour shifts. Sign on excellent condition, 3 roll experience a must. bonus for full time em- nights necessary slides, walk-around Send resume to 2001 ployment available. Please call: 575-760- queen bed, electric/gas E. 7th St. Clovis or Please apply online: 3502 (leave message) fridge and water heater, one-piece rubber roof, [email protected] genesishcc.com ALL real estate advertis- Clovis Healthcare and ing in Clovis Media Inc. automatic hydraulic lev- eling system, 4KW gas Rehabilitation Center newspapers is subject to generator, 16' awning, the Federal Fair Housing electric step, 19” & 32” Act of 1968 as amended two flat screen TVs, full which makes it illegal to body paint & many FULL TIME Class A CDL advertise "any prefer- more extras, inside Hazmat Driver needed. ence, limitation or dis- storage when not in Apply at Redrock Oil crimination based on use. 575-693-6487 RETIREMENT RANCH- race, color, religion, ARBY'S OPENING 521 W. Brady, Clovis ES, Inc. is now accept- handicap, family status SOON! 575-309-1665 ing resumes for the po- or national origin, or an Looking for great smiles sition of Comptroller. intention to make any and hardworking peo- Accounting degree pre- such preference, limita- ple. Hiring for all posi- EASTERN NEW ferred. Must have ex- tion or discrimination." tions, management and MEXICO UNIVERSITY perience with all as- crew. Competitive pay seeks Mathematics Clovis Media Inc. will not pects of AR, AP and fi- knowingly accept any ad- and benefits. Instructor. Apply on- nancial statements and Apply at store or FAX line:http://www.enmu. vertising in this newspa- must be detailed orient- per that is in violation of 505-213-0033 or email: edu/employment-hr/ ed. We offer competi- [email protected] the law. Our readers are employment-opportu tive wages and full ben- hereby informed that all efit package. Send re- nities dwellings advertised in CHERRY HILL Farms, sume to HR at 2221 Dil- ROYAL TRAVEL 37 ft. this newspaper are avail- Inc. Santaquin Utah, is lon Clovis NM. FIFTH WHEEL now taking applications able on an equal oppor- **Showroom Quality** for seasonal work for tunity basis. To complain 3 slides Triaxle. W/D. the period of of discrimination, call Two large central A/C's 07/15/2017 thru HUD toll-free at 1-800- Queen walk-around 11/15/2017. The num- 424-8590. bed. Hide-a-bed sofa. ber of temporary posi- Two swivel chairs. tions for farm workers is Large entertainment 20. Workers will be re- APARTMENTS center. Fireplace. quired to keep all prop- ROOSEVELT Dinette booth. ing applications until Electric/gas fridge and erty, housing, and farm MENTAL HEALTH RE- FILLED for the follow- EMPLOYMENT hot water heater. buildings clean. Work- SOURCES INC-Clovis NEW TODAY! ing position(s): OPPORTUNITIES WITH Deluxe bathroom. Rub- ers will work safely is seeking a full-time while performing prun- CURRY COUNTY ber roof. Lots of stor- DEPARTMENT: ROAD Secretary/Receptionist 924 E. 3rd St, Portales ing of trees using hand to assist in the imple- age inside and out. DEPARTMENT Curry County is accept- Fully furnished 1 bed- Must sell. Located in pruners, climbing up mentation of office ser- POSITION: ROAD and down and carrying ing applications until room apt. $590 mo in- Lubbock, Texas. MAINTENANCE June 23, 2017 for the vices. Services will in- cludes water & internet up to a 12 foot ladder, volve a wide range of $31,500 Please call EQUIPMENT OPERA- pruning of trees using following position(s): access. References, 210-317-5357 office related activities TOR pneumatics consisting lease & dep required. WAGE LEVEL: MIN DEPARTMENT: ADULT from answering a multi- Call 281-755-4114 or of an 8 foot pole while phone line, customer $13.16 TO $16.45 PER dragging an airline. DETENTION CENTER 575-760-5497 please service, filing, etc. MOTORCYCLES HOUR DOE/DOQ Stacking tree limbs, POSITION: SECURITY leave message. CAPTAIN Computer knowledge is planting trees, shovel- a must. Bilingual pre- DEPARTMENT: SHER- ing soil, applying fertiliz- WAGE LEVEL: MIN CLEAN 1BR 1BA du- ferred but not required. IFF'S OFFICE er, picking up rocks, $21.04 to MID $26.30 plex 1 year lease POSITION: DEPUTY PER HOUR DOE/DOQ A high school diploma $385 rent $385 deposit pulling weeds, irriga- or equivalent is re- SHERIFF tion, thinning fruit from no pets 575*749*2308 WAGE LEVEL:Certified DEPARTMENT: ADULT quired. Interested indi- a ladder, harvesting viduals must submit a MIN $17.26 to MID sweet and tart cherries, DETENTION CENTER letter of interest, re- $21.58 PER HR peaches, apples, pick- POSITION:LIEUTENANT HOUSE FOR RENT sume, proof of educa- 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S DOE/DOQ, Non-Cert ing fruit per instructions WAGE LEVEL: MIN tion, five references CURRY COUNTY under 500 miles, excel- MIN $14.89 of supervisor, carrying $18.14 to MID $22.67 with phone numbers to lent condition, has been a picking bucket while PER HOUR DOE/DOQ Lorraine Meza, Human 2304 COUNTRY Mead- garage kept and only DEPARTMENT: SHER- full of fruit for up to 8 Resources, 1100 West one owner. $6,200 IFF'S OFFICE hours a day. Following DEPARTMENT: ADULT ows 3 bed/2 bath, dbl 21st, Clovis, NM OBO Call 575-218- POSITION: EXTRADI- training/rules of Good DETENTION CENTER garage, big yard. 88101. MHR is an 4739. TION OFFICER Agricultural Procedures POSITION: SERGEANT Newly remodeled, EOE/AA employer. WAGE LEVEL: MIN (GAP) requirements WAGE LEVEL: MIN great condition in Deadline for accepting Advertsing $13.82 to MID $17.28 (e.g. advising supervi- $16.03 to MID $20.04 good neighborhood. applications is Wednes- Works! PER HR DOE/DOQ sor of bleeding cuts, PER HOUR DOE/DOQ $1,050/mnth $500 de- day, June 21, 2017. open wounds, sores, ill- posit. Please call 575- DEPARTMENT: DETEN- ness and following DEPARTMENT: ADULT 309-4552 or 575-760- TION CENTER rules of hygiene prac- DETENTION CENTER 9746 POSITION: DETENTION tices etc.). Driving har- POSITION: EXECUTIVE OFFICER Full Time vesting equipment, ASSISTANT (OFFICE 3 BR 1 ½ BA dbl garage, AND Part-Time Posi- must be able to work in ADMINISTRATOR) central H/A, no hud, tions Available hot, dry, dusty, noisy, WAGE LEVEL: MIN $975 mo/dep. Discount WAGE LEVEL:$13.82 cold, wet, snowy condi- $35,920 to MID available 575-769-2715 MIN to MID $17.28 tions, must be able to $44,900 ANNUALIZED PER HOUR DOE/DOQ lift and carry up to 50 SALARY DOE/DOQ lbs., be able to follow HOUSE FOR RENT DEPARTMENT:MAINTE- instructions of job re- DEPARTMENT: ADMIN- ROOSEVELT CARS FOR SALE NANCE quirements. ISTRATION THE COMMUNITY Ser- POSITION: FACILITIES POSITION:PERSONNEL vices Center (CSC) is Normal work hours will 3 BR 2 BA house, all ap- MAINTENANCE HVAC be from 7:00 AM to COORDINATOR currently accepting ap- TECHNICIAN WAGE LEVEL: MIN plications for a full-time pliances incl., central 2006 MAZDA6 3:30 PM, Monday thru H/A, lrg fenced back 4 door all electric WAGE LEVEL: MIN Friday. The salary is $43,765 to MID coordinator for the Non- $14.89 MID $18.61 $54,707 ANNUALIZED Emergency Medical yard w/storage shed. cruise control keyless $11.27 per hour and 409 Monticello Pkwy, entry nice, clean car PER HOUR DOE/DOQ the employer guaran- SALARY DOE/DOQ Transportation Pro- gram. $1000 mo Portales 575- DOES NEED A tees that 75% of the 760-1180 Copies of the Position employment term will DEPARTMENT:MAINTE- Applicant must be willing MOTOR & BATTERY Specifications and be paid. The employer, NANCE to serve as a backup asking $750. Qualifications are avail- upon completion of POSITION: CUSTODIAN driver to transport For more info call able at the Curry Coun- 50% of the contract, will WAGE LEVEL: $8.65 clients within a 250 mile 575-693-3078. ty Administration Office, pay transportation and MIN to $10.81 MID radius, pass a nation- 417 Gidding Street, subsistence costs. PER HOUR DOE/DOQ wide background Suite 100, Clovis, NM Free housing is provid- check, required training TRUCK/VAN/SUV or at www.currycoun- ed to workers who can- Curry County is accept- and a drug test to be ty.org. Please apply on- not reasonably return to ing applications until considered for employ- line at www.currycoun- their permanent resi- June 30, 2017 for the ment at CSC. 1991 B 2600 Mazda PU, ty.org/job-openings/ dence at the end of the following position(s): An application and job 4WD, long bed, good workday. All work tools description may be condition, 100K, 5 spd, Curry County desires to will be provided at no DEPARTMENT: ADMIN- picked up at 1100 Com- PETS FOR SALE super cab, Call 575- obtain the best possible cost. Apply at the near- ISTRATION munity Way in Portales. 825-1460 leave mes- employees and affords est job service; refer- POSITION: COUNTY CSC is an EOE. sage. equal opportunities for SERVICES SPECIAL- Review of applications FREE TO good home, ence Utah Workforce rd employment to all. Cur- Agency. The job num- IST (FRONT DESK RE- will begin immediately kittens, 8 weeks old, 2001 YUKON XL 3 row ry County does not dis- ber is 1309267. Or, fax CEPTIONIST) and continue until the long haired and short seats, DVD player, criminate on the basis resumes to Cherry Hill WAGE LEVEL: MIN position is filled. haired. Call 575-791- moon roof, $4200 Call of race, color, national Farms at 801-709- $10.80 to MID $13.50 Applicants are encour- 9242. 575-762-9540 origin, sex, religion, age 5654. PER HOUR DOE/DOQ aged to follow up on or disability. applications. WHEN J.M. placed her 2014 FORD Super Curry County is accept- house for sale in the Cab XLT, ½ Ton P/U, Classifieds, she didn’t V-6, 3.7 Ltr, tow expect to sell it within 4 package, 1 owner! hours of the paper com- Call 806-789-1502 Clovis ing out! Super!