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CARMELO ANTHONY RETIRES AFTER 19 YEARS

By Arnie Leshin  With a promise to his mother Mary that if he signed on to play in the National Basketball Association, freshman Carmen Anthony led Syracuse University to its first and only national championship in 2003. It was an epic journey for him. He hoisted the NCAA trophy and …

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Top-ranked Oklahoma sent California away Sunday

By Arnie Leshin  California was hopeful of pulling off a major upset, but instead the PAC-12 Bears were just another statistic belonging to top-ranked Oklahoma in its 5-inning 16-3 mercy-rule success in the Norman Regional    It was the third straight win in the region for the once-beaten (54-1) Sooners …

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That’s back-to-back defeats

By Arnie Leshin  That’s back-to-back defeats, a crushing blow to nationally ranked, a record 12-championship UCLA.    The latest, Friday’s 3-2 setback against visiting Grand Canyon in round one of the NCAA National Division 1 Women’s Softball Tournament ended the Bruins season at 52-8.   It came shortly after UCLA …

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Whoops, it sure became a game of doubt

By Arnie Leshin  I looked like the kind of game the championship-minus top seed Denver Nuggets were capable of. They were hitting from outside, the visiting 7th-seeded Los Angeles were falling shot. Before the usual sell-out crowd at Ball Arena, it appeared safely in the hands of the home side. …

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Forest Road 69 Closed for Elk Calving

The Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) reminds visitors to the Cuba Ranger District that Forest Road (FR) 69 is closed to all motorized vehicles, including motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), from May 15 to July 1 to protect elk cows during the calving season. The seasonal road closure provides suitable …

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NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS

By Arnie Leshin  In the Eastern Conference final of the National Basketball Association, the word is that no way will the 8th-seeded Miami Heat defeat the Boston Celtics.   No response from Miami’s Erik Spoelstra, probably the league’s best coach, but those that got the word out probably forget that …

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