`Topes, fans brave the heat
(WorldNews Mexico)

“It’s about 3½ hours (of work),â€� Ruble said of the early-evening shift. “But I have my tree, and I have my water.â€� Although, Ruble said, Thursday might be a two-water-bottle night. The Albuquerque Isotopes were returning home from a four-day road trip in Sacramento, where they left seasonably warm temperatures. The host Isotopes, playing in 101-degree heat at first pitch, topped visiting El Paso 8-1 before an announced crowd of 4,224. Albuquerque pitcher Barry Enright wasn’t as concerned with the heat as he was with...