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Bryan Peterson of the New Orleans Zephyrs belted a go-ahead home run in the eighth inning to drop the Albuquerque Isotopes 3-2 Thursday.
Albuquerque fell in the opener of its eight-game road trip which runs through June 14.
The two teams were tied at 2-2 from the top of the third inning through the bottom of the eighth before Peterson’s home run. Isotopes starting pitcher Blake Johnson threw six strong innings (6 hits, 2 earned runs, 7 strikeouts) and reliever Sean White set down all three batters he faced in the seventh before Javy Guerra (0-3) gave up the solo shot in the eighth.
But the Isotopes offense managed just one hit off three New Orleans relievers who took over for starter Doug Mathis.
The loss dropped the Isotopes (31-29) to three games back of Round Rock, their next opponent following this series, in this PCL American Southern standings.

For the second week in a row, Duane Marr was the best predictor at the Atomic City Roadrunners’ Pace Race.
This week’s Pace Race was Tuesday. It was run at American Springs Road.
Marr finished with a prediction error of just 12 seconds to earn his second straight best prediction. Roy Cope was off by 30 seconds and David Kratzer was 39 seconds off.
The fastest finisher on the 3-mile course was Ted Romero, who clocked in at 21 minutes, 41 seconds. Linda Vance finished in 35:13.
On the 1-mile course, 8-year-old Aidan Cooley finished in 11:27, one second ahead of Susan Mendel.
The next Pace Race will be Tuesday on the road toward the sewage plant near the White Rock Y. Race time is 6 p.m.
More information about the Pace Race and the Atomic City Roadrunners can be found at the club’s website, atomicrunners.com, or by calling 672-1639.For the second week in a row, Duane Marr was the best predictor at the Atomic City Roadrunners’ Pace Race.
This week’s Pace Race was Tuesday. It was run at American Springs Road.
Marr finished with a prediction error of just 12 seconds to earn his second straight best prediction. Roy Cope was off by 30 seconds and David Kratzer was 39 seconds off.

 Here are the results from the Northern New Mexico Senior Men’s Golf Association Tournaments at the University of New Mexico Golf Course May 21 and the Isleta Eagle Golf Course May 22.

UNM Golf Course

Championship flight

First low gross: John Mikkelsen, Santa Fe, 75.
Second low gross: Rob Schneider, Santa Fe, 79.
First low net: Joe Patterson, Sandia Park, 66.

First flight

First low gross: David Broyles, Alamosa, Colo., 78.
Second low gross: Bob Quick, Los Alamos, 82.
First low net: Cole Proctor, Texas Creek, Colo., 67.

Second flight

First low gross: Terry Maznio, Las Vegas, 81.
Second low gross: Ron Krantz, Los Alamos, 85.
First low net: Greg Hanson, Los Alamos, 65.

Third flight

First low gross: Greg Casaus, Belen, 87.
Second low gross: Jim Downey, Santa Fe, 89.
First low net: Vidal Varela, Las Vegas, 61.
Second low net: Don Rokop, Los Alamos, 64.
Third low net: Jay Boettner, Los Alamos, 66.

Fourth flight

First low gross: Charles Barbee, Santa Fe, 93.
Second low gross: Harry Rosenblum, Santa Fe, 97.
First low net: Mike Cuccia, Trinidad, Colo., 64.

Isleta Eagle Golf Course

Championship flight

Splash N Dash starts June 26

The Splash N Dash series will return later this month.
The Splash N Dash series, which is hosted by Triatomics Multisport Club, is designed for those interested in training for the Los Alamos Triathlon, which is scheduled for Aug. 17.
The first Splash N Dash of the summer is set for June 26.
Registration for each Splash N Dash is done about 30 minutes prior to the start at the aquatic center. There is no fee for participation but registration will be limited to the first 75 entrants.
More information can be obtained by calling Amy Regan at 672-3623 or at triatomics.org.

Tour de LA is Sunday

Registration is still open for the 41st annual Tour de Los Alamos, which is scheduled for Sunday.
Registrations can be done online at bigreg.com/Net/19418 or can be done in-person Saturday at Los Alamos National Bank. Registrations will also be accepted on Sunday from 6:30-7:30 a.m.
Race organizers are also seeking volunteers for race day.
Information can be obtained by contacting Dave Zerkle at dczerkle@msn.com.

Second session of soccer camp starts June 17