Professional Mexican

9. August 2010 | 06:31

Mexican Rodeo continues without steer tailing event

JEFFERSON COUNTY - A Mexican rodeo went on as planned Sunday in Jefferson County, minus one event that caused a lot of controversy and resulted in charges of animal cruelty. (News Source: 9 News Denver - 03:36:01)

Mexican rodeo cancels “steer-tailing” event at Jeffco Fairgrounds

Promoters for a Mexican rodeo have voluntarily canceled a “steer-tailing” event this weekend at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds. (News Source: Denver Post - 07:05:05)

Promoters for Mexican Rodeo cancel ’steer tailing’ event

JEFFERSON COUNTY - A spokesperson for Jefferson County says the Mexican Rodeo “steer tailing” event being held at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds this weekend has been canceled. (News Source: 9 News Denver - 13:36:11)

Nun’s Death Rallies Anti-Immigration Forces

Mexican immigrants carrying bottles of water attempt to cross the Mexico-U.S. border illegally from Sasabe, in the state of Sonora into the Arizona desert in the United States, April 2006. (News Source: WJXT Jacksonville - 13:46:11)

Klopas reveals how huge trade brought Ljungberg to Fire

CHICAGO - Few inside the Chicago Fire circle were surprised by the club’s move to land Nery Castillo, a promising Mexican Designated Player looking for something to prove and a natural fit at Toyota Park. (News Source: Major League Soccer - 19:32:19)

Pro baseball periscope (8/7)

The following is a list of area athletes who have played or are currently playing professional baseball this season and their statistics as of Aug. 6. Position players Cole Armstrong (Chipola), 6-3, 210 (8/24/83), IF, Birmingham (Ala.) Barons… (News Source: The News Herald - 02:10:14)

Anti-Immigration Push in Virginia After Nun’s Death Mirrors Ariz.

Virginia immigration debate heats up with push to implement a tough new law after a Catholic nun (left) was killed by an illegal immigrant accused of driving drunk, following Arizona’s lead to beef up border security and immigration legislation after the shooting death of rancher Robert Krentz (right). Ariz. Border Violence Threat Under Scrutiny Mexican Cops Detain Boss to Protest Corruption (News Source: Fox News - 15:51:37)

Being FRANK: Dribbling into dispute

Monday, August 9th, 2010 11:17:00 IF you’re the sort of person who goes horse-riding in your local library and tries to buy sausages in a shoe shop, then the fiasco involving returfing of the two synthetic pitches at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil will run parallel with your fancy. Foolhardiness, to be frank. (News Source: The Malay Mail - 04:24:24)

Mexican Casinos Protest Tax Snoop System,

Two of Mexico’s major media and casino groups have challenged in court new legal requirements to install online computer systems that inform the Mexican tax authority (SAT) in real time on all slot machine gambling transactions. (News Source: Tax-News.com - 11:07:59)

Trial Dust: Murder case riled early Santa Fe

Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! During the winter of 1837-1838, young Andrew W. Doyle was set upon and murdered while dry-panning gold on the northern skirt of the Ortiz Mountains below Santa Fe. (News Source: Santa Fe New Mexican - 03:40:42)

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