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  • Fishing Report 06-15-12
    Catches of the Week   Rio Grande: June 5, Kenneth Hall of Los Lunas caught a 21-inch, 5-pound walleye. He was fishing the river below Elephant Butte and using a Johnson silver minnow with a pearl minnow trailer. Clayton Lake: June 6, Mikey Montoya of Clayton caught a 6.5-pound walleye and on June 9 caught a 9-pound walleye. He was using a spinner. Conchas Lake: June 7, Jon Corn of Roswell caught two 10-pound catfish. He was using stink bait.
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  • Topes Notes 06-14-12
    Round Rock takes series finale over Albuquerque
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  • State Notes 06-13-12
    UNM hoops promotes Adams, Snow
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  • Topes Notes 06-12-12
    Isotopes win 4th straight
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  • Fishing Report 06-08-12
    Catches of the Week   Send Catch of the Week stories fishforfun2@hotmail.com. Include name, date, and location, type of fish, length and weight if possible and bait, lure or fly used.   Bluewater Lake: June 2, Dalton King of Aztec caught a 43-inch tiger musky. He was using a custom-dyed skinny dipper. June 3, Rodney Gonzales of Grants caught a 31-inch, 14-pound catfish. June 3, Doug Manley of Albuquerque caught a 45-inch tiger musky. He was using a Dynamic FX Fury. Caballo Lake: June 2, Korin Ortiz of El Paso caught a 24-inch, 5-pound walleye. Korin was trolling a white jig-nightcrawler combination.
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  • Topes Notes 06-07-12
    Albuquerque faces Memphis, Round Rock in homestand The Albuquerque Isotopes open a seven-game homestand tonight when they start their four-game series with the Memphis Redbirds at Isotopes Park. The Isotopes are scheduled to start Michael Antonini (1-3, 4.84 ERA) against Memphis’ Nick Additon (1-6, 5.40) in tonight’s opener. First pitch is set for 7:05 p.m. Several promotions are planned for this homestand, including tonight’s home appliance giveaway. Fireworks are scheduled for Saturday night and $.50 hot dog night is Monday.
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  • State Notes 06-05-12
    Lobos bounced by Creighton in  Los Angeles regional LOS ANGELES – The University of New Mexico Lobo baseball team’s season came to an end Sunday afternoon as the Lobos dropped a 7-2 decision to Creighton University in an elimination game in the UCLA regional. The Lobos finished the season with a 37-24 record, which tied for the fourth-most victories in a single season in school history. “I have to tip my hat to Creighton,” UNM manager Ray Birmingham said. “(It was a) great job by Creighton. They pitched extremely well … and made the pitches when they needed to make them.”
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  • Topes Notes 06-05-12
    Isotopes win, end four-game slide
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  • Topes Notes 06-01-12
    Albuquerque blanked by Zephyrs One night after posting a rare shutout win, the Albuquerque Isotopes were shut out themselves. New Orleans pitcher Tom Koehler (6-4) scattered five hits through 6-1/3 innings as the Zephyrs blanked the Isotopes 3-0 in New Orleans. The Isotopes, who swung red-hot bats during their homestand, have managed just five runs in three games at New Orleans. John Ely (4-4) got touched for eight hits in 5-2/3 innings but was only scored on twice. Albuquerque’s loss, combined with a 4-1 win by the Oklahoma City RedHawks over Nashville, dropped the Isotopes into second place in the PCL American Southern standings.
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  • Fuego wins at home
    The Santa Fe Fuego semi-professional baseball team snapped an eight-game losing streak Thursday night. The Fuego, a startup franchise in the Pecos League, which features six teams from the local region — four of them play in New Mexico — has struggled early on in the season, but earned a 12-5 victory over the league-leading Las Cruces Vaqueros at Fort Marcy Park Thursday. In that game, Santa Fe (4-11) jumped on Las Cruces ace Bruce Amende, hitting him up for 11 runs in four innings. Designated hitter Kieran Bradford went 3-for-3 with a solo home run and scored three times. Las Cruces (9-5) currently is on top of the Pecos League standings, one of just two teams with a winning record in the league.
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