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Daily Newspaper and Travel Guide
for Pecos Country of West Texas
Sports
Friday, June 25, 1999
Summer golf tournaments close out play
PECOS, June 25, 1999 -- The Pecos-Barstow-Toyah summer golf program completed
its season this week with a series of age group tournaments at the Reeves
County Golf Course.
The tournaments were between two- and nine-holes, depending on the age
groups involved, with the older players competing on Thursday, a day after
the younger golfers held their tournament.
Coach Tin Hendrick said in the girls first and second grade division,
Allyson Salcido shot a 14 over two holes to win first. Tatum Windham was
second with a 17, Kiley Owens was third with a 19, Talia Castillo was fourth
with a 20, Jessica Aguilar was fifth with a 23 and Marissa Tarango was
sixth with a 24.
In the boys division Mike Tarango won with a 12, Lomas Gonzales was
second with a 15 and Jake Varlea was third with a 17.
There was only a boys division for third graders, with Justin Dominguez
winning with a 30 score. He was followed by Josh Elliott at 32, Heath Armstrong
at 33, Nathan Duke at 34, Joseph Rodriguez and Phillip Williams at 35,
Paul Zubeldia at 36 and Lindsey Chowning at 48.
In the boys' fourth and fifth grade division, Drake Bradley won with
a 23. John Paul Salcido was second with a 32 score, Michael Lee was third
at 35 and Justin Owens fourth at 45.
In sixth through eighth grade for the girls, Shelly Martinez won with
a 44 score over nine holes, followed by Kelsey Flores at 51, Jenny Canon
at 64, Catherine Minjarez and Megan Cranfill at 65 and Jessica Minjarez
at 66. For the sixth and seventh grade boys, Jake Weinacht won with a 44
score and was followed by Will Perkins at 48, Andre Varela and Simon Castillo
at 57, Jordan Cox at 66, Matt Elliott at 72 and Brian Chowning at 77.
Boys and girls played together in the eighth grade and high school division,
which was won by Trey Edwards with a 45 score. Brandi Bradley and Cassie
Foster both shot 48s, David Bradley had a 54, Jacob Gonzales a 57 and Bubba
Foster a 61.
Sports In Brief
Minnesota paying Haskins to leave job
By The Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS -- Clem Haskins' tenure as Minnesota basketball coach,
rocked by charges of academic cheating to help his players and other irregularites,
approached a conclusion today after agreement on a buyout package said
to be worth more than $1 million.
The university's Board of Regents scheduled an emergency closed meeting
for this morning today to consider the deal. A decision on Haskins' fate
was expected one way or another, and a news conference was planned afterward.
BOSTON -- The long trial of the malpractice suit filed by the
widow of Boston Celtics captain Reggie Lewis ended in mistrial after the
jury told the judge it was deadlocked.
After 35 hours of deliberations by the jury, Suffolk Superior Court
Judge Thayer Fremont-Smith declared the mistrial Thursday.
Lawyers for Lewis' widow vowed to press on with a new trial for Dr.
Gilbert Mudge, who was accused of misdiagnosing and mistreating Lewis before
his death in July 1993.
Pecos Enterprise
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