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BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER Vol. 128 Friday, October 11, 2019 No. 252 AVAILABLE DAILY ONLINE @ examiner.org 32 years celebrated

PHOTO | EXAMINER FILE, MANDY LOEHR Bellefontaine High School band members rehearse during September. The band has EXAMINER PHOTOS | MANDY LOEHR ABOVE: Susan Weikart of West Liberty, left, receives a chicken barbecue meal in a earned a spot at the state marching band competition in November. drive thru line Thursday from Logan County Board of Developmental Disabilities associate Brent Fromm of Bellefontaine, who is sporting a chicken hat for the occasion. Coincidentally, Fromm also marked his 32nd birthday Thursday during the LCBDD Foundation’s 32nd annual fundraiser, and he said he enjoys being part of the bustling BHS band qualifies event each year. About 12:30 p.m., Superintendent Saul Bauer said agency volunteers had already delivered 1,100 dinners and a total of 3,300 dinners had been ordered for the fundraiser that continued into dinner hours. Funds raised support individuals with for state marching developmental disabilities in Logan County, including purchasing tombstones for deceased clients who have no family, Christmas presents for the children at the Discovery Center, books for children, client Christmas celebrations, assisting clients with rent or utilities, medical transportation and other services. BELOW: Lisa Davidson of band contest RTC Industries, right, works alongside her co-workers and volunteers Thursday to assemble meals for the Logan County Board of Developmental Disabilities’ 32nd annual chicken barbecue fundraiser. Marching band one of less than 20 bands to advance to annual state contest

BY THE EXAMINER STAFF that competed. tions ready for state.” “The show is really The band has qualified The “Pride of the Tribe” coming together nicely,” for the state marching Bellefontaine High School BHS band director Jeremy band competition five marching band earned a Karg said in a release. years in a row and last “superior” rating at the “We’ve got a lot of clean- earned a “superior” rating Westerville North Band ing to do before our next in 2016. contest Saturday, Oct. 5, two contests, but are feel- The state contest is and qualified for the state ing really good about the slated for 3:30 p.m. marching band contest. progress of the band at Sunday, Nov. 3, at The band placed sec- this point in the year. Welcome Stadium at the ond in class A. The color “We have some really University of Dayton. So guard also won “best color awesome upperclassmen far, 19 class A bands across guard” in class A and was leaders and they are work- Ohio have qualified for the best overall of all 15 bands ing hard to get their sec- contest. Source ur Trusted r! Yo thing Wate EASTONJACOBfor Every AUTO REPAIR WATER SOLUTION TRANSMISSIO 148DOWELLAVE. JACOA Reputation BS 937.592.6572“Quality Service BELLEFONTAINE fisselfloorcovering.comThroughout The Year” YouAUTO Can REPAIR2620 & US HWY. 68 S. • BELLEFONTAINE (937) 592-7233 StandTRANSMISSION On! LLC. JACOBSAUTOREPAIR.COM n EXAMINER FORUM

BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER Recognizing the role of local newspapers HUBBARD PUBLISHING CO. PO Box 40 • Bellefontaine, OH 43311 An independent daily newspaper Founded in 1891 and journalism in an era of fake news by E.O. & H.K. Hubbard BY NATE SMITH Issued daily except Sunday at to a plummeting level of trust in mainstream The Examiner remains the best, most com- EXAMINER STAFF WRITER 127 E. Chillicothe Ave. media and national news outlets. plete source for news in Logan County. We [email protected] Whatever the reason or reasons, the only provide depth and context to the news of the MEMBER OF THE: way to help combat growing mistrust in the day, offering more than just click-bait head- Ohio Newspaper Association media is through honest, sound and thorough lines, and instead helping to provide the and the Inland Daily Press Association • The Associated reporting. “Why?” to local happenings. Press • Ohio League of Home n an era when And when readers remain so skeptical of Our staff also lives, worships and raises fami- Dailies media and the information itdisseminates, lies in this community. We, too, want the best consumers of mass the role of local, hometown newspapers for Bellefontaine and Logan County. PUBLISHER: JON HUBBARD becomes ever-more critical. Our reporters are readily available to meet GENERAL MANAGER: T.J. HUBBARD media are increasingly Supporting a local newspaper is the equiv- and interact with readers, and relish the oppor- ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: BOB CHAPMAN I alent of shopping or dining local. tunity to facilitate an informed citizenry. CIRCULATION MANAGER: JILL THOMAS distrustful of news as it’s reported, local As national news gets more divisive by the In an Internet-centric age, the medium has SUBSCRIPTION RATES day, and the facts perpetuated by big-city changed some, sure. This only helps us break Delivered by carrier, per week ...$2.40 journalism is more newsmakers are muddier and muddier all the news faster, and the Examiner is routinely the By motor route, per week...... $2.40 time, this local newspaper has doubled down first to report traffic crashes that close major Price of single copy...... 75¢ important now than on coverage of Bellefontaine, and all the local roadways; or consequential action taken by By mail R.F.D. in Logan and adjoining municipalities within Logan County. local governing bodies. Counties, per year postpaid ...$125.40 ever. Since 1891, the Examiner has provided There’s this really great scene from season By mail outside of Logan and A Sept. 26 Gallup Poll revealed that less extensive coverage of the city of Bellefontaine eight, episode two of The Office in which surrounding counties...... $147.40 than half of all Americans trust mass media and all of Logan County, and that continues Dunder Mifflin CEO Robert California, in an ONLINE Edition and the news it reports. According to that sur- to be the mission of this newsroom to this effort to inspire the staff to double its sales, Five weeks ...... $9.50 vey, 41 percent of those polled have a “great day. offers a riveting speech in which he describes Thirteen weeks...... $24.70 deal,” or “fair amount,” of trust in newspa- As National Newspaper Week winds down that the, “era of personal service” is back. Twenty six weeks ...... $49.40 pers. Saturday, the Examiner staff emphasizes its A personal experience is what modern con- Fifty two weeks-(1 year)...... $98.80 While that figure is above the all-time low commitment to local news and honest report- sumers crave, the fictional character California Lesser periods by mail slightly more than propor- of 32 percent registered three years ago in the tionate cost of yearly rate. Mail subscriptions will ing. The only agenda of this newspaper is to asserts. not be accepted from territories served by an wake of the 2016 presidential election, it is inform readers of the news that matters most Local newspapers afford readers that kind of Examiner newspaper courier or motor routes. still well below the all-time high-water mark to them — city and county government, area personal experience. 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HOW TO REACH US GENERAL: 592-3060 During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, CIRCULATION/SUBSCRIPTIONS: Gratitude #1Thing Can Make All the Difference Option 4 Domestic violence impacts millions of people each CLASSIFIEDS: Parking in Option 5 expressed for year, and the problem is longstanding and traumatic. AFTERHOURS: (937) 407-0205 October, during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, work of local TCN’s Soteria House is encouraging Logan County resi- NEWSROOM Option 1 dents to consider signing a Community Pledge that is a Nate Smith...... 1118 Bellefontaine employees, civil call to action, an invitation and opportunity to affirm your Mandy Loehr...... 1116 This letter goes out to all our city leaders. servants commitment to end domestic violence. SPORTS Option 2 First — You promote everyone to visit and shop Check out the Knowlton Library for the Soteria House Matt Hammond-Sports Editor ...... 1122 downtown. Thank you very display and local businesses that have the Do #1Thing Aaron LaBatt ...... 1115 Second — If you park too long, you will get a ticket. much to the West logo in their window. The idea being promoted by the National Resource on Domestic Violence is that ADVERTISING Third — As employees that work downtown, we Liberty mayor, village Option 3 “Awareness plus Action equals Social Change.” Bob Chapman- ...... 2125 have to park in the “community parking” lot. Our council, clerks, zoning Ad. Director Right here in Logan County in 2018, TCN’s Soteria Jim Strzalka ...... 1126 employees have to pay for our places. Also, if you officer, police, water House served 252 survivors of abuse and violence, and sewer department, don’t have a sticker in the car, we may get a ticket. That is why we need everyone to do #1Thing to stop Fourth — Would you give a ticket to visitors that fire and emergency domestic violence here in Logan County. park in the “community parking” lot? men and woman and #1Thing you could do to address domestic violence: Be www.examiner.org Last of all — With the cost of the employers to pay especially the street a caring and consistent adult in the life of a child; create a [email protected] for parking spaces for their employees — Why? department for all you culture of love and respect in your home; establish poli- E-MAIL To help with the cost for the repairs on the court- have done and are con- cies in businesses that protect employees who are victims [email protected] house and up keep on the fountain? tinuing to do for the of domestic violence crimes; listen to and validate a sur- [email protected] I hope to hear a response. Village of West Liberty. vivor of trauma; and reach out to the local domestic vio- [email protected] Mary Royer Jay R. King lence program to learn how you can help. [email protected] Bellefontaine Marie’s Candies Debbie Brownlee [email protected] TCN’s Domestic Violence Division program director

Library session explores Native Americans, European traders n LOCAL NOTES

BY THE EXAMINER STAFF Ohio Country” is visual study of He will share images and data sum- No paper Monday in The Logan County Historical recovered materials from 1760s to maries on the various categories of Society offers a free program present- 1790s era historic Indian sites in Indian trade (and raid) related observance of Columbus Day ed by William Gregory Shipley at 7 Ohio. weapons, tools, storage vessels, orna- The Bellefontaine Examiner will not be published p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, at the Shipley’s program will discuss the mental items etc. that have been Monday, Oct. 14, in observance of Columbus Day. AcuSport meeting room of the obvious changes to the material cul- recovered from a dozen private-prop- The Examiner office, 127 E. Chillicothe Ave., also will Knowlton Library. ture of Ohio’s historic Indian tribes, erty village sites in Central and be closed. The session “The Dependence on which had occurred by the second Western Ohio during the past 26 European Trade Goods by 18th half of the 18th century through con- years of avocational archaeological Columbus Day closings announced Century Native Americans in the tact and trade with European traders. investigations. The following facilities will be closed Monday, Oct. 14, in observance of Columbus Day: • Logan County Board of Elections, early voting hours n HALLOWEEN EVENTS resume at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15. • Logan County Libraries. • Indian Lake State Park’s Halloween Campout — n BELLEFONTAINE BEAT Friday, Oct. 18, and Saturday, Oct. 19, state park camp- City to hear Shafer appeal removal order ground, 13156 State Route 235, Lakeview; Friday, Oct. 18 POLICE & FIRE — 7:30 p.m. night hike, meet at the amphitheater, take a Urbana runaway found The Bellefontaine Board of Building Appeals will meet flashlight, wear closed-toed shoes, followed by movie Elijah Barrett, 15, of Urbana, was located around at 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21, to organize and hear an appeal night at 8:30 p.m. popcorn and cider served by camp 8:25 a.m. Thursday at 816 Heritage Court, Apt. 1, and of a notice to remove junk from R. Skip Shafer’s 129 E. taken into custody for delinquency runaway. “ghosts” at amphitheater; Saturday, Oct. 19 —9 a.m. to 11 He was turned over to an officer of the Urbana Columbus Ave. property. a.m., face painting at Multi-Purpose Building, 11 a.m. golf Police Department at the Logan/Champaign county He has been cited for accumulated junk and similar cart and bicycle parade, with 10:45 a.m. line-up and line. material under the city’s property maintenance code. The awards, decorated carts meet at the commissary; 1 p.m. property adjoins the Holland Theatre, 127 E. Columbus costume contest line-up behind the Multi-Purpose FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY Ave. Building; 2 to 4 p.m. trick-or-treat; 6 to 9 p.m. Monster Firefighters from Bellefontaine Fire and EMS The meeting is open to the public. Mash and hayrides, DJ, photo booth, games, snacks and Department report the following activity: door prizes at Multi-Purpose Building; contest winners Thursday — 10:12 a.m., squad run; 10:50 a.m., Democratic candidates to will be announced 6:30 p.m. for pumpkin carving, 7:30 fire alarm, canceled en route; 12:02 p.m., squad run; p.m. for campsite decorating. 1:18 p.m., grass truck to the 500 block of N. Elm St. participate in an open forum • Pumpkin Walk — 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, for an odor of open burning, nothing found; 3:26 downtown Bellefontaine; businesses will have pumpkin p.m., grass truck to 1104 Miligan Drive for smoke The Logan County Democrats and Jordan Watch host a displays outdoors, with $1 voting for best displays, partici- detector going off, found smoke detector out of public forum featuring candidates Shannon Freshour of pants invited to attend in costume. serviceable years; 4:02 p.m., squad run; 4:24 p.m., Marysville and Jeffrey Sites of Lima from 2 to 4 p.m. squad run; 6:10 p.m., squad run; 7:28 p.m., squad Saturday, Oct. 12 at the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center, 2280 • Ring of Lights — 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, Blue run; and 9:10 p.m., squad run. Jacket Park; rain date, Oct. 20; for ages pre-K through sec- State Route 540, Bellefontaine. ond-grade; no registration required, trick-or-treat bags The event is free and open to the public. Janet Garrett, will be furnished. a two-time candidate for this position, will serve as mod- • Spooktacular Halloween — 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. n LOGAN COUNTY BEAT erator. 26, Hilliker Y, free event hosted by the Y and Bellefontaine Freshour and Sites have filed petitions to run as Kiwanis Club; young attendees can participate in carnival SHERIFF & HIGHWAY PATROL Democratic candidates for the 4th Congressional District games, bounce houses, and older children and adults can to the House of Representatives in the March 2020 pri- participate in Mad Scientist’s Lab and Haunted Hallway; Woman lodged for domestic violence mary to oppose Congressman Jim Jordan, R-Urbana. all ages are invited to attend in costume; souvenirs Ann M. Carnes, 31, of 1495 County Road 12, include art projects, photo booth pictures and goodies Bellefontaine, was charged with domestic violence Americana Comedy Series from indoor trick-or-treating. Thursday related to an incident at her residence. • Logan County Historical Society’s Halloween Kidfest Deputies of the Logan County Sheriff’s Office night hosted by Eagles Aerie — 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, at the history center, 521 responded to her address about 3:45 p.m. on a The Bellefontaine Eagles Aerie 2166, 213 W. Chillicothe E. Columbus Ave.; activities, games and spooky museum domestic violence complaint received from Mrs. Ave., hosts an Americana Comedy Series evening at 7:30 trick-or-treat for kids ages 4-12; 3:30 p.m., kids’ costume Carnes. p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, hosted by Lee Mays and featuring contest; contest categories, scariest, cutest, most original When deputies arrived, they found her husband, and best overall; admission $1 or one non-perishable food Chris, 40, outside and he told deputies that had comedians Thaddeus Challis, Jesse P. Impinella and item per person benefiting the Logan County food banks. returned to the residence that day following an argu- Carlin Hagerty. • Logan County Beggar’s Night — 6 to 7:30 p.m. ment that the couple had the previous evening. He The event is open to the public and there is a $10 cover Thursday, Oct. 31. said he began recording on his cell phone because he charge to be paid at the door. No one under age 21 will be • Indian Lake Trunk-or-Treat — 6 to 7:30 p.m. assumed an argument would take place. admitted. Thursday, Oct. 31, Russells Point Municipal Building; He said his wife would not allow him inside the attendees can park at the Church of God or St. Mary’s of home and that she allegedly slammed the door on his Township Road 56 bridge the Woods; hot dogs will be served in addition to trunk- foot. She then opened the door once she could not or-treat opportunities. get it to close and shoved him backwards to remove to close for guardrail repair • Zanesfield United Methodist Church trick-or-treat him from the doorway. Mr. Carnes showed deputies a Crews from the Logan County Engineer’s Office are outreach — 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31, serving free minor red mark on his arm from the incident. scheduled to conduct guardrail repair on a bridge at hot dogs and hot chocolate, goodie bags for children. From the cell phone video, deputies determined Township Road 56 between County Road 57 and Township • Trunk or Treat — 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31, Mrs. Carnes to be the primary aggressor and she was Road 219 on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 14 and 15. Rushsylvania ball park, Rushsylvania Church of Christ, lodged in the Logan County Jail. A report also will be The bridge will be closed to all traffic between 7:30 Rushsylvania United Methodist Church; free popcorn and forwarded to the Logan County Prosecutor’s Office a.m. and 3:30 p.m. No overnight closures are expected. hot chocolate. for possible charges for Mr. Carnes.

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He is also survived by sons Tom (Betty ) Bodi of Huntsville, and Chad Mohn of Shelby; five grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; four siblings, Eleanor Peters of West Liberty, John (Carol) Bodi of Lima, PHOTO | INDIAN LAKE SCHOOLS William Bodi of Roundhead, and Janet Doss of Lakeview; Indian Lake High School eighth-grader Kylee Brock kicks a ball during the first night of intramural sports offered as numerous nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law Gloria part of the Wellness portion of Careers@ILS. (Kevin) Skidmore of Belle Center, and Sharon Mohn of Kenton; a brother-in-law John Tschudy of Sevierville, Tenn.; and Jim’s four-legged buddy, Chance. Jim worked as a butcher at Logan Packing, Sturgis, S&G Intramurals, tutoring, arts Meats, and most recently at Stemble’s. He was a member of the NRA, and enjoyed hunting, fishing, golfing, and bowling. Jim was proud to be a Donald Trump supporter. Jim’s wishes were to be cremated and there will be no opportunities available through grant services at this time. BY THE EXAMINER STAFF Dozens of ILMS students have participated so far, Memorial contributions may be made to Heartland but the deadline to sign up for the first six-week session Hospice, 580 Lincoln Park Blvd, Suite #320, Dayton, Careers@ILS programs have officially kicked off at is today. The first session will run until Thanksgiving. Ohio, 45429. Indian Lake Schools. The multi-faceted, after-school Permission slips are available in the ILMS office. Eichholtz Daring & Sanford Funeral Home and programs began this week at Indian Lake High School There will be additional sign ups every six weeks Cremation Center, Bellefontaine, assisted the family with and Indian Lake Middle School and will continue the funeral arrangements and online condolences may be throughout the year. Strayer said they will be adjusting rest of the school year. what is offered based on student feedback and partici- expressed at www.edsfh.com. Funding for the initiative is provided by a competi- pation from this first session. tive five-year, 21st Century federal grant worth $850,000 Meantime at ILHS, site coordinator Matt Steinbarger awarded to Indian Lake Schools earlier this fall, as pre- n DEATH NOTICES viously detailed in the Examiner. Programs offered at says more than 100 students are signed up as programs ILHS will resume and supplement options that were get started. ILHS pupils are able to start programs at any ROBINAUGH, Michelle, 42, of Bellefontaine, passed offered under a similar grant at the high school only time, but they do need a signed parent permission form. away Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019 at Mary Rutan Hospital from the years 2015 to 2017. Those can be picked up in the ILHS school office. arrangements are pending at Jennings Farley and Seeley In addition, this grant allows Indian Lake Middle ILMS activities include: Art Club, Book Club, Funeral Home and Crematory. School to offer a variety of after school programs. They Robotics Club, Math tutoring, Reading/Language Arts PAYTON, Charles “Chuck,” 73, of Bellefontaine, passed began with intramural kickball, language arts tutoring tutoring and Wellness Activities such as Intramural away Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2019 at Ohio State Wexner and more early in the week. Sports and Yoga. Medical Center. Arrangements are pending at Jennings ILMS math teacher Kelli Strayer is serving as the site ILHS include: Art Club, ACT Prep and Work Keys, Farley and Seeley Funeral Home and Crematory coordinator at the middle school. Carpentry and Welding Club, Robotics Club, Math “It’s great that the grant is expanded to include fifth- tutoring, Reading/Language Arts tutoring, Science Club through eighth-graders so that they can get exposed to and several wellness activities. Esports Club has also some new things. Yoga and robotics are some of our been added. most requested classes. The language arts and math tutoring are also very beneficial as students adjust to the Careers@ILS provides snacks for students staying A look back into the headlines… new material at this level,” she said. after school and bus transportation home, if needed. 50 YEARS AGO SATURDAY, OCT. 11, 1969 PHOTO | UNITED WAY OF LOGAN COUNTY Well under construction is a new two- story, 72-room motel at Valley High. Another Halfway home improvement at the ski resort to be ready ahead of United Way of Logan County officials announced this morn- the season is a new T-bar lift that will supplant the ing the campaign has surpassed its 50 percent mark, and present “tow line” now located between the regular Campaign Cabinet volunteers show off the thermometer slopes and the Sugar Bush Trail. tracking progress in downtown Bellefontaine, including from Officers of the Bellefontaine National Bank and left, Tammy Gump, Abby Miller, Casey Wagner, Michael The Farmers Banking Company of West Liberty Wilson, Sue Crawfis, Alison Marker and Mary Giannola. today announced a merger of the two bank, pending Donations and pledges total $508,878 toward the $1 million resolutions by their respective boards of directors. goal to support the organization’s fight for the health, educa- Marine Corporal John W. Cliffton has just tion, and financial stability of every person in Logan County. returned to the United States from a 13-month tour Fifty-seven local businesses have committed to conduct a of duty in Vietnam. He is presently in the home of his workplace giving campaign among employees. United parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cliffton, 113 west Way anticipates more than 3,500 individuals and hun- Williams avenue. dreds of local businesses will make personal or small cor- porate gifts before the campaign ends near Thanksgiving.

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Day already becoming a hot name in NFL circles Ryan Day has yet to coach a full season of college football yet he has become a hot name in NFL coaching circles. When it was announced Monday morning the Redskins had fired Jay

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he was in charge of the team, his t first call for a replacement would be to Day. r Others in the national media SUBMITTED PHOTO have also mentioned Day’s name Benjamin Logan’s volleyball team signifies its fifth straight league title after beating Indian Lake on Thursday. o this week as a possibility to replace Gruden. Examining When asked about the possibility p Raiders lock up outright of leaving for the NFL, Day on Tuesday refused to talk specifics but MATT HAMMOND MATT said he is committed to coaching S the Buckeyes. Mad River division crown It’s not surprising Day is drawing attention from the pro ranks. He was the mastermind behind a record-set- BY THE EXAMINER STAFF and seven digs and Allix ting offense with Dwayne Haskins last year and has pro- Cotterman added 21 digs and duced another powerful attack this season led by Georgia Benjamin Logan’s vol- was 24-26 serve receive. transfer quarterback Justin Fields. leyball team locked up the In junior varsity action, No one but Day knows if he has NFL coaching aspira- outright Central Buckeye Ben Logan defeated Indian tions. However, I would be surprised if he makes the jump Conference Mad River divi- Lake in three sets 25-7, 16-25, any time soon. He has one of the top jobs in football at sion championship 25-15. The Raiders end their Ohio State and, if he continues to win, will get as much Thursday with a three-set season with a 16-6 record. money as he wants. win over visiting Indian Jordan Sexstone had a big Day was mentored by Chip Kelly, having played for Lake 25-15, 25-8, 25-14. game for the Raiders with 17 Kelly in college and having worked with him in the NFL. I The Raiders finish the points, two aces and 17 digs, would guess that with Kelly’s lack of success being a head regular season with a 16-6 Lauren Dixon tallied eight overall mark and a 9-1 points, five kills, two aces coach in the NFL, he would advise Day to stay where he is. EXAMINER PHOTO | MATT HAMMOND Now, on to this week’s football picks: league record, while the and 10 assists, Elliott Bailey Lakers finish 5-17, 2-9. Benjamin Logan’s Jillian Plikerd passes the ball to a had 10 points with five kills, Ben Logan has now won teammate during Thursday’s match against Indian Lake. Brielle Moorhouse recorded Jonathan Alder over Bellefontaine five straight Mad River three blocks, Molly Vance and Makenna LeVan seven points, three aces, 11 Bellefontaine suffered a tough blow to its league title division titles. posted five aces, four kills, chipped in with four kills. assists and seven digs with and playoff hopes with a loss to Springfield Shawnee last Kylie Frazier fueled the five digs and was 13-13 For the Lakers, Bethany Haleigh Brentlinger and week. Raiders with 17 points serving, Corinne Herring Golliday had eight kills and 10 Macy Matthews both post- serving, 11 kills and 16 led the defense with 12 digs, Kendall Cotterman had ing five kills. assists, Bailey Shope had digs, Lynzee Cronkleton five assists and 11 digs, Callie See PICKS on Next Page nine points, 11 digs and had six kills and 15 assists Notestine had eight assists See VOLLEYBALL on Next Page

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Bellefontaine’s girls soccer team handled host Continued from in a row, Ben Logan des- Benjamin Logan 6-1 on Previous Page Thursday in a Central perately needs something Buckeye Conference to feel good about. A game The Chiefs face pretty matchup to end the regular against winless Urbana much a must-win scenario season. tonight offers the Raiders a tonight against Jonathan The Chieftains improve chance to achieve that. Alder if they want to keep to 7-7-2 overall and 5-3-2 Ben Logan 33, Urbana 13. alive chances of winning a in the CBC standings. The fourth straight CBC W-Goshen over Riverside Raiders fall to 3-11-1, 1-8-1. Kenton Trail title and get- Caitlyn Shumaker pow- The growing pains have ting a postseason berth. ered BHS in the first half been apparent for the The Pioneers have with three goals. Karma Pirates over the past few shown they can punish Williams provided one weeks as they have teams both through the air assist and Daja Wilson pro- dropped three of four. and on the ground. That vided another assist. Riverside still has some does not bode well for a Wilson also scored a kinks to work out, and the Chieftain defense that goal in the first half off an Tigers, who lost for the struggled containing assist from Caitlyn first time last week, will Shawnee’s running and Shumaker. cause some more prob- passing attacks in the sec- Ben Logan managed to lems for the Pirates ond half of last week’s score once in the first half, tonight. W-Goshen 33, EXAMINER PHOTO | TONY BARRETT game. Over the last two but still trailed Bellefontaine Riverside 26. Benjamin Logan’s Kerry Kopenhaver (22) and Bellefontaine’s Alanee Yaeger (9) chase games, Bellefontaine has 4-1 at the break. after the ball during Thursday’s game at Ben Logan. allowed 750 yards of Mechanicsburg The Chieftains’ Alanee offense by the opponent. Yaeger scored unassisted in her fourth goal of the night eclipsed the previous Northwestern on Monday over Triad Jonathan Alder 31, the second half to increase to make it a 6-1 advantage. record of 19 she shared for tournament action. Triad is licking its Bellefontaine 28. her team’s lead to 5-1. Shumaker now has 23 with Regan Price. wounds after a 42-0 loss to Caitlyn Shumaker added goals on the season and Bellefontaine hosts See SOCCER on Next Page Indian Lake over West Liberty-Salem last week. Unfortunately for the Northwestern Cardinals, the outlook for Volleyball Indian Lake gets the tonight does not look much opportunity to bounce back Continued from assists and Allison Knight 1-13. In junior varsity action, brighter. Triad has to tangle from last week’s loss to North with a Mechanicsburg Previous Page added 10 digs on defense. Alex Burton powered WL-Salem dropped Triad Union with a matchup Riverside beat Hardin WL-Salem with 22 kills, 25-9, 25-7. Naomi McGill led squad looking to rebound against a Northwestern after suffering its first loss The Lakers were led by Northern in the junior var- eight digs and was 6-8 serv- the Tigers with four kills, two squad that has lost three of Ally Kinney with eight kills, sity match 25-18, 25-14 and ing, Michele Smith had 10 aces, seven assists and two to West Jefferson a week its last four games. ago. Mechanicsburg 41, Stephanie Alstaetter had finish the season 18-2. kills, one ace, 20 digs and digs, Rylie Schultz had four Quarterback Clay Triad 20. six kills, two aces and was Jade Copas led the Pirates was 10-11 serving with an aces and two kills, Emily Jacobs has put up big 14-14 serving and Lexi with eight kills, Rachel ace, Selena Weaver had Bolton had three aces, three numbers all season for the Elgin over Ridgemont Lones was 12-12 serving. Knight had two aces and eight kills, two digs and assists and one dig, Braxton Lakers and will continue to Ben Logan begins tour- Olivia Perk had 15 assists. three blocks, Gabby Givens had four kills and do that tonight in leading This looks like it might nament play Tuesday Riverside takes a short Williams dished out 38 two digs, Chiara Podda had his team to a comfortable be Ridgemont’s best opportunity to get a win against Kenton Ridge at break before starting tour- assists, 14 digs, one block four kills, three aces and win. Indian Lake 34, this season as Elgin also Tecumseh High School. nament play on Saturday, and was 19-19 serving, Ally seven digs and Madeline Northwestern 14. comes into the game with Indian Lake starts tourna- Oct. 19, at Covington High Gaver had 14 digs and was Hutton added four kills, two a winless record. ment action Wednesday School against the winner 9-9 serving and Jaelen aces and two digs. WL-Salem over Fairbanks However, the Comets against West Liberty-Salem Meeker had 10 digs and was WL-Salem’s freshman West Liberty-Salem has of the match between have been more competi- at Brookville High School. 13-14 serving with one ace. team defeated Calvary won by at least 41 points in Franklin-Monroe and tive than their record indi- Mechanicsburg. Kelsey Coe led the Christian 25-3, 25-12. every game to this point. Pirates sweep Tonight figures to be more cates. They only lost by a Cardinals with 12 points, Makenna Smith led the point to Mt. Gilead and Polar Bears Tigers ground Cardinals two kills and two aces, Tigers with 12 aces, two of a challenge for the Tigers, though. gave Riverside a tough chal- West Liberty-Salem’s Jordyn Unger had eight kills, two digs and was 24- Riverside’s volleyball Fairbanks comes in lenge two weeks ago. volleyball team handled points, three aces and four 24 serving, Lexy Lee had 10 team got after host Hardin with four straight wins, Ridgemont, meanwhile, has visiting Triad for a three- assists, Holly Alvoid had kills, Aubrey Laing had four Northern early Thursday outscoring their oppo- not been within 22 points of kills and Payton Euckurd and didn’t let up en route set victory on Thursday 25- seven points, two kills, nents 201-61 during that any of its six opponents. had two aces, 12 assists to a 25-21, 25-10, 25-21 vic- 15, 25-21, 25-10 in Ohio three assists and four digs, stretch. Elgin 21, Ridgemont 13. and three digs. tory in Northwest Central Heritage Conference Emma Dorn had five While WL-Salem will Conference play. action. points, two kills, four digs Triad faces Ft. Loramie have to work for this one, it Around the horn The Pirates finish the The Tigers wrap up the and two blocks, Kendell on Tuesday in tournament will end with another vic- Texas surprises regular season with a 14-7 regular season 17-5 overall Hughes had five points, action at Troy High School. tory. WL-Salem 35, Oklahoma, 38-34 ... The record. and finish runner-up in the two kills, five digs and WL-Salem faces Indian Fairbanks 27. Ravens fly past the Jenna Woods tallied 12 OHC North division at 13- three blocks and Bailey Lake on Wednesday in Bengals, 27-10 ... The kills to spark the Pirates, 3. The Cardinals complete Perry added five points and tournament action at Ben Logan over Urbana Seahawks claw the Lauryn Sanford had 16 the regular season at 1-14, six digs. Brookville High School. Having lost five games Browns, 24-14.

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Patriots force 4 turnovers, beat Giants 35-14 to reach 6-0 BY KYLE HIGHTOWER ing nine passes for 113 filled game by both offens- Jones was confused at quarter when Riley Dixon’s the ball, which was picked AP SPORTS WRITER yards. Giants rookie Daniel es, who entered the night times by the Patriots’ cov- punt from the 6-yard line up by Markus Golden and Jones had three intercep- dealing with key injuries erages, contributing to his was blocked by Brandon returned 42 yards for a FOXBOROUGH, Mass. tions on the night, finishing The Giants were missing turnovers. And Brady, in Bolden and scooped up by touchdown. — Tom Brady had two 15 of 31 for 161 yards. three of their top playmak- addition to his intercep- Chase Winovich, who ran it Patriots receiver Josh touchdown runs and New England has now ers. Running back Saquon tion, had a fumble that was in for the touchdown. Gordon injured his left moved ahead of Peyton won 19 straight games Barkley sat a third straight returned for a touchdown. The Patriots then got knee on the play while try- Manning for second place against a first or second-year game because of a The Patriots moved the game’s first offensive ing to tackle Golden. on the NFL’s all-time pass- quarterback, the longest sprained right ankle, tight swiftly on the opening score on their sixth touch Gordon got caught under a ing yards list as the New streak in NFL history. end and leading receiver drive, getting to the Giants of the night when Brandon tangle of players and got England Patriots pulled Despite struggling to Evan Engram was inactive 19. But Sony Michel was Bolden capped a five-play, his left leg pinned under- away for a 35-14 victory move the ball for most of with a knee injury and stopped for no gain on 20-yard drive with a 1-yard neath him. He needed over the New York Giants the game, New York (2-4) receiver Sterling Shepard fourth-and-1. run. assistance as he limped off on Thursday night. had the ball trailing 21-14 was in the concussion pro- New England took over The Giants bounced the field. The reigning Super Bowl with 8:43 left in the fourth tocol. Barkley’s backup in Giants territory for its back on their ensuing pos- But New England figured champion Patriots also quarter. Wayne Gallman also sat third possession after session, with Jones con- things out just before the returned a blocked punt for Jones completed a pass with a concussion. Stephon Gilmore deflected necting on a deep pass to half, getting a 1-yard run by a touchdown and forced to running back Jon The Patriots played a pass by Jones that was Golden Tate, who sprinted Brady that capped an 11- four turnovers, including a HIlliman, who was hit in without running back Rex intercepted by John Simon. for a 64-yard touchdown. It play, 75-yard drive to put fumble return for a score, the backfield by Patriots Burkhead, who missed his The Patriots gave the ball was the first passing TD the Patriots ahead 21-14. to move to 6-0 for the first linebacker Jamie Collins, second straight game with right back on the first play given up by the Patriots INJURIES time since time since 2015. forcing a fumble. Kyle Van a foot injury. Receiver after the changeover when this season. Giants: DL Olsen Pierre Brady finished 31 of 41 Noy recovered, sprinted 22 Phillip Dorsett was inactive, Janoris Jenkins picked off The Patriots were just left in the second quarter for 334 yards and an inter- yards and stretched the also with an injured foot. Brady’s pass intended for three plays into their next with a concussion. ception. Julian Edelman ball to the pylon for the As a result, both teams Edelman. drive when Lorenzo Carter Patriots: S Patrick had his second straight 100- touchdown . had issues executing and New England broke the dragged down Brady for a Chung left in the first quar- yard receiving game, catch- It was part of an error- hanging onto the ball. stalemate late in the first 9-yard sack. Brady fumbled ter with a chest injury. Cole, Astros beat Rays 6-1 in ALDS Game 5, Yankees next BY KRISTIE RIEKEN shortstop Carlos Correa Gerrit Cole pitched another scrappy Rays on the road, championship in 2017. The strikeout gem in a Game 2 AP SPORTS WRITER said. “It’s the matchup that playoff masterpiece and Cole made sure Houston Astros also won the 2015 win with another overpow- everybody wants to watch. the Astros jumped to a moved on. Given a 4-0 AL wild-card game at ering effort. The right-han- HOUSTON — All season It’s must-see TV right quick lead, turning back cushion in the first inning, Yankee Stadium. der, who was drafted by the long, it seemed inevitable. there. So everybody is the Tampa Bay Rays 6-1 in he dominated through the The Rays beat Oakland Yankees out of high school Yankees-Astros for the going to be tuning in. It’s the deciding Game 5 of eighth, striking out 10 and in the AL wild-card game, but didn’t sign, improved American League pennant. going to be fun.” their AL Division Series. allowing just two hits. then won Games 3 and 4 to 18-0 in his last 24 starts. “It’s the matchup that Houston made it hap- On deck, the heavy- “I’m just going to treat it against the Astros to extend “This team is special, we wanted,” Houston pen Thursday night as weight matchup so many like it’s the next game, their first playoff run since and the reason that we’re fans were anticipating: Jose man,” said Cole, who grew 2013. special is because different Altuve and the 107-win up a Yankees fan. “I mean, But facing Cole, the guys step up every single Astros against Aaron Judge we know that they’re obvi- Rays were in trouble — night,” Bregman said. Soccer and the 103-win Yankees. ously very talented, and it’s especially after Altuve, Alex “Yeah, if one guy goes off Game 1 is Saturday night in going to be a dogfight.” Bregman and the Astros we’re probably going to Continued from 6-1-1 in the OHC stand- Houston — the Astros won Michael Brantley and scored four times in the win. Gerrit went off twice previous page ings, while the Irish are four of seven meetings this Altuve put the finishing first against Tyler Glasnow, this series.” now 9-3-1, 7-1-1. season. touches on this victory, hit- who said afterward it was Cole topped the majors Tigers tie Irish Emily Hollar and Sophie “This is two incredible ting back-to-back home pretty obvious he was tip- with 326 strikeouts this sea- Cole both had a goal and powerhouse teams,” runs in the eighth. The ping pitches. son, led the AL with a 2.50 West Liberty-Salem’s an assist to lead the WL- Houston ace Justin Astros advanced to their “You get a taste of this, ERA and posted 20 wins, girls soccer team battled Salem offense. Verlander said. “We’ll find third straight ALCS, and are you want to keep going,” one behind Verlander for host Springfield Catholic Defensively for the ourselves in the middle of aiming for their second Rays manager Kevin Cash most in the big leagues. He Central 2-2 on Thursday in Tigers, Delaney Wade the ring here in a couple of World Series crown in that said. “Today we kind of got tried to stick to what got Ohio Heritage Conference recorded seven saves in goal. days and we’ll be going at it.” span. outpowered. Outpowered him this far and not alter action. WL-Salem ends the reg- After fellow aces Zack Houston beat the on the mound and obvi- his approach on Thursday The Tigers move their ular season Saturday at Greinke and Verlander were Yankees in a seven-game ously at the plate.” night even though the record to 7-5-3 overall and Southeastern. unable to close out the ALCS on the way to its first Cole followed his 15- stakes were so much higher.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 10.11.19 A Reputation WWW.LOGANDENTAL.NET937.592.6572 You Can fisselfloorcovering.com1021 N. MAIN ST., BELLEFONTAINE Stand On! 2620 US HWY.937-292-7828 68 S. • BELLEFONTAINE Delle Donne, Mystics earn first WNBA crown BY DOUG FEINBERG fell short in two previous Finals team win a championship. This is AP BASKETBALL WRITER appearances. “To win it with such a my family right here,” she said. great group of people. We wanted Delle Donne, a seven-year vet- WASHINGTON — Elena Delle to win it for the person next to us. eran and two-time MVP, came to Donne felt cursed. Every time she We’ll remember this season. I’m Washington three years ago in a made it to the game’s biggest stage, kind of sad the season’s about to be trade from Chicago, hoping to get she was hindered by injuries. over. My goodness, we sure ended the Mystics their first title. She STATS THROUGH WEEK 6 This time around it was three this on a high note.” grew up about an hour from the herniated disks in her back. The It was a fitting conclusion to an city in Delaware and wanted to league’s MVP wouldn’t let that entertaining series and WNBA sea- be closer to home. Name] School ATT YDS AVG TDS 1. Kale Long] Riverside 101 832 8.2 8 keep her from her first WNBA son. This was the seventh series in Delle Donne sat out a year in championship. league history that had gone to a college when she transferred in the 2. Garrett Gross] Bellefontaine 99 714 7.2 9 Emma Meesseman scored 22 deciding Game 5, and the home summer before her freshman sea- 3. Clay Jacobs] Indian Lake 79 690 8.7 10 points and Delle Donne added 21 team has won five of them. son from UConn to Delaware to be 4. Holden Nease] WL-Salem 46 552 12.0 6 to help the Washington Mystics Delle Donne scored four closer to her sister Lizzie, who is 5. Kainan Stoner] Ben Logan 103 522 5.1 6 beat the Connecticut Sun 89-78 points during a decisive 8-0 run blind, deaf and has cerebral palsy. 6. Trent Berry] WL-Salem 46 377 8.2 7 on Thursday night in the winner- that gave the Mystics an 80-72 “Lizzie has been my journey, 7. Elijah Slagle] Indian Lake 51 324 6.4 4 take-all Game 5 of the Finals. lead with under three minutes and some people have never “Every time I get the Finals, left. But it was Meesseman, the understood my decisions. Others 8. Coleman Hauck] Triad 55 258 4.7 2 something happens,” Delle Donne soft-spoken Belgian who unveiled have. But she’s been my path, 9. Kaden Burk] Riverside 73 252 3.5 5 said. “I think I pissed the basketball a new, aggressive “Playoff Emma” and somehow she’s gotten me to 10. Brandon Hayes] Bellefontaine 30 215 7.2 2 gods off when I decided to step away persona during the title run, who this moment,” Delle Donne said. (in college). I hope this ends the was named MVP of the Finals. “You know, it’s been a crazy jour- drama that I’m having in the Finals.” Meesseman missed last season ney. It’s been my own path. It’s It was the first title in franchise while playing with the Belgian been different from everyone Name] School COMP ATT YDS TDS INTS history. national team. else’s. I’ve just kind of believed in 1. Jayden Streets] Ridgemont 75 171 1,262 12 14 “It feels phenomenal, my good- “I don’t think I’m the missing it, and you’ve got to follow your 2. Trevor Woodruff] WL-Salem 66 90 1,106 15 1 ness, feels so good. Hard to put it piece. I’m their teammate (and heart, and I’ve always trusted in into words,” said Delle Donne, who did what) I need to do help my her.” 3. Clay Jacobs] Indian Lake 74 154 959 8 5 4. Jordan Simonelli] Triad 46 95 810 8 1 5. Tanner Perkins] Ben Logan 49 105 649 6 4 Gurley wears shirt criticizing NCAA to news conference 6. Grant Smith] Bellefontaine 42 64 564 8 2 THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) itself,” Gurley said with a sly smile. Gurley cracked: “I was fine. That’s 7. Kale Long] Riverside 50 102 559 4 9 — Todd Gurley has spelled out “Just being a college athlete why I got suspended in the first his feelings about college ath- and obviously going through sus- place.” letes’ ongoing fight with the pension and all that stuff, you’ve Jokes aside, Gurley claimed he NCAA over compensation for got to see both sides of it,” he didn’t harbor any resentment their work. added. “Obviously everyone has from his college experience. He The Los Angeles Rams’ star their own opinion, but I’m always remains an ardent Georgia sup- Name] School REC YDS AVG TDS running back wore a shirt reading for the athlete. So more ways for porter, but he would have loved to 1. Jadon Miller] Ridgemont 28 637 22.8 8 “Not Concerned About Athletes” the athletes to make some decent go through his college experience 2. Logan McCoy] Triad 26 531 20.4 6 in bold letters to his weekly news money off their name, for sure, with more reward for his play at a conference Thursday at their they deserve it.” brutal position in a rough sport. 3. Austin Parker] Indian Lake 25 405 16.2 6 training complex. The first letter California Gov. Gavin Newsom “Most of us are kids that didn’t 4. Tyrese Patterson] Ridgemont 22 359 16.3 1 of each word is in a font identical signed a bill into law last week come from much, and most of us, 5. Kaleb Hurley] Indian Lake 23 242 10.5 1 to the NCAA’s brand and logo. forbidding colleges from punish- it was our first time out of our 6. Joel Abbott] Ben Logan 22 238 10.8 3 Gurley has personal experi- ing their athletes for making own bedroom,” Gurley said. “It’s 7. Kaidin Whitrock] Ben Logan 12 215 17.9 0 ence with the NCAA’s rules money from the use of their just one of those things. It’s col- 8. Blake Peterson] Ben Logan 12 202 16.8 2 around amateurism: He was sus- name or likeness starting in 2023. lege. You’re having a good time 9. Coleman Hauck] Triad 15 194 12.9 2 pended for four games of his jun- The NCAA has stridently opposed just like anybody else.” 10. Ethan Larson] WL-Salem 8 184 23.0 1 ior season at the University of the law, but also has proposed an Gurley tore a knee ligament in Georgia in 2014 for receiving a evolution on its existing rules to his first game back from his sus- reported $3,000 for autographs make them friendlier to athletes. pension, ending his Bulldogs and signed memorabilia over a When asked whether financial career. He entered the draft early, Name] School POINTS two-year period. compensation would have and the Rams chose him with the 1. Trevor Woodruff] WL-Salem 84 “I’ll just let my shirt speak for improved his college experience 10th overall pick in 2015. 2. Jadon Miller] Ridgemont 74 3. Garrett Gross] Bellefontaine 62 JUNIOR HIGH 4. Clay Jacobs] Indian Lake 60 Holden Nease] WL-Salem 60 VOLLEYBALL Tigers won in two sets to finish touchdowns for the Tigers. Miles 6. Kale Long] Riverside 52 WL-Salem sweeps Indians the regular season with a 14-2 Hostetler had one rushing TD 7. Trent Berry] WL-Salem 48 West Liberty-Salem’s junior record. and Jacob Griffith had an inter- Tanner Perkins] Ben Logan 48 high volleyball teams beat FOOTBALL ception. Mechanicsburg on Thursday. WL-Salem loses to Bellefontaine 9. Ethan Cole] WL-Salem 47 The seventh-grade Tigers won Fairbanks seventh-graders 10. Kainan Stoner] Ben Logan 36 25-16, 14-25, 25-14. Josie West Liberty-Salem’s junior defeated by Urbana Isaiah McGill] WL-Salem 36 Hostetler and Teagan Boyd were high football team lost to Bellefontaine’s seventh-grade Logan McCoy] Triad 36 the top servers for WL-Salem. Fairbanks 44-18 on Thursday. football team lost to Urbana 44- Austin Parker] Indian Lake 36 In the eighth-grade match, the Gabe McGill had two rushing 22 on Tuesday.

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Bellefontaine’s Dakota Shell (3) and Benjamin Logan’s Blaine Worden Indian Lake’s Kassidy Crockett (2) goes for a kill as Benjamin Logan’s Bailey Shope (12) and Makenna (11) race toward a loose ball. LeVan (5) attempt to block it.

Indian Lake’s Shania Fruchey hits the ball towards a group of North Union players dur- Bellefontaine’s Caitlyn Shumaker winds up for a kick against Benjamin Logan on ing the second set of their match Tuesday at ILHS. Thursday. She now holds the school’s single season scoring record with 23 goals.

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FOOTBALL BASEBALL HOCKEY PREP SCORES 9, Mayfield 6-0 49 22. Baylor 5-0 260 - S. Dakota St. at Youngstown St., 6 p.m. POSTSEASON NHL GLANCE 10, Cincinnati Winton Woods 4-2 47 23. Memphis 5-0 189 - Mississippi at Missouri, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Results EASTERN CONFERENCE Others receiving 12 or more points: Columbus 24. Texas A&M 3-2 165 25 Illinois St. at S. Illinois, 7 p.m. BASEBALL GLANCE AROUND OHIO Atlantic Division St. Francis DeSales 23. Massillon Perry 17. 25. Cincinnati 4-1 118 - Penn St. at Iowa, 7:30 p.m. DIVISION SERIES Akr. East 54, Akr. Firestone 0 Nebraska at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. (Best-of-5) GP W L OT Pts GF GA Bay Village Bay 63, Parma Normandy 0 Harrison 14. Others receiving votes: Minnesota 80, Buffalo 4 3 0 1 7 18 11 DIVISION III Missouri 64, Appalachian St. 61, Washington Southern Cal at Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m. American League B. Center W. Reserve 48, Atwater Waterloo 0 SOUTHWEST Houston 3, Tampa Bay 2 Detroit 4 3 1 0 6 14 11 Brookville 31, Monroe 21 1, Chagrin Falls Kenston (16) 6-0 193 54, Tulane 25, California 20, Michigan St. 17, Boston 4 3 1 0 6 9 8 2, Jonathan Alder (2) 6-0 127 Arizona 11, UCF 9, Southern Cal 5, Iowa St. 5, Oklahoma vs. Texas at Dallas, Noon Friday, Oct. 4: Houston 6, Tampa Bay 2 Cin. Aiken 18, Cin. Shroder 8 MVSU at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5: Houston 3, Tampa Bay 1 Tampa Bay 4 2 1 1 5 18 13 Cols. Mar.-Franklin 54, Cols. Independence 34 3, Col. Bishop Hartley (1) 5-1 123 Pittsburgh 2. Toronto 5 2 2 1 5 19 20 4, New Philadelphia (3) 6-0 122 Lamar at Sam Houston St., 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7: Tampa Bay 10, Houston 3 Garfield Hts. 20, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 17 Missouri S&T at Texas Southern, 3 p.m. Montreal 4 1 1 2 4 15 18 5, Granville 6-0 119 Tuesday, Oct. 8: Tampa Bay 4, Houston 1 Madison 50, Eastlake N. 20 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Cincinnati at Houston, 3:30 p.m. Florida 3 12029 14 6, Trotwood-Madison 5-1 107 Thursday, Oct. 10: Houston 6, Tampa Bay 1 Maple Hts. 44, E. Cle. Shaw 12 RESULTS, SCHEDULES Alabama at Texas A&M, 3:30 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 3, Minnesota 0 Ottawa 3 0 3 0 0 8 15 7, Mansfield 6-0 95 Texas Tech at Baylor, 4 p.m. Metropolitan Division Tol. Woodward 27, Tol. Waite 0 (Subject to change) Friday, Oct. 4: N.Y. Yankees 10, Minnesota 4 8, Streetsboro 6-0 81 UAB at UTSA, 6 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Thursday, Oct. 10 Saturday, Oct. 5: N.Y. Yankees 8, Minnesota 2 9, Wapakoneta 5-1 36 Houston Baptist at Abilene Christian, 7 p.m. Carolina 4 4 0 0 8 17 11 SOUTH Monday, Oct. 7: N.Y. Yankees 5, Minnesota 1 LOCAL FOOTBALL STANDINGS 10, Hamilton Badin 4-2 31 McNeese St. at Cent. Arkansas, 7 p.m. Washington 5 2 1 2 6 15 16 Bethune-Cookman 27, NC Central 13 National League CENTRAL BUCKEYE CONFERENCE (tie) Chaminade Julienne 5-1 31 Navy at Tulsa, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 2 2 0 0 4 8 3 NC State 16, Syracuse 10 Washington 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 KENTON TRAIL DIVISION Others receiving 12 or more points: Aurora 28. FAR WEST N.Y. Rangers 2 2 0 0 4 10 5 SOUTHWEST Thursday, Oct. 3: L.A. Dodgers 6, Washington 0 CBC OVERALL Norwalk 21. Jackson 17. Steubenville 16. North Dakota at Idaho St., 3:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 4 2 2 0 4 11 10 Louisiana-Monroe 24, Texas St. 14 Friday, Oct. 4: Washington 4, L.A. Dodgers 2 Jonathan Alder 1-0 6-0 Franklin 12. Washington St. at Arizona St., 3:30 p.m. Columbus 3 1 2 0 2 7 14 Friday, Oct. 11 Sunday, Oct. 6: L.A. Dodgers 10, Washington 4 London 1-0 6-0 DIVISION IV N. Colorado at E. Washington, 4 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 3 1 2 0 2 7 8 EAST Monday, Oct. 7: Washington 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Shawnee 1-0 5-1 1, Cincinnati Wyoming (16) 6-0 197 Sacramento St. at Montana St., 4 p.m. New Jersey 4 0 2 2 2 9 20 Lafayette at Princeton, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9: Washington 7, L.A. Bellefontaine 0-1 4-2 2, Perry (4) 6-0 164 San Jose St. at Nevada, 4 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE SOUTH Dodgers 3, 10 innings Kenton Ridge 0-1 4-2 3, Newark Licking Valley 6-0 149 Idaho at Portland St., 5:05 p.m. Central Division Virginia at Miami, 8 p.m. Fresno St. at Air Force, 7 p.m. St. Louis 3, Atlanta 2 Tecumseh 0-01 1-5 4, Clarksville Clinton-Massie (1) 5-1 133 GP W L OT Pts GF GA FAR WEST Cal Poly at UC Davis, 7:05 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3: St. Louis 7, Atlanta 6 MAD RIVER DIVISION 5, Gallipolis Gallia Academy 6-0 97 St. Louis 4 3 0 1 7 14 11 Colorado St. at New Mexico, 8 p.m. Utah at Oregon St., 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4: Atlanta 3, St. Louis 0 CBC OVERALL 6, Cincinnati Indian Hill 5-1 81 Colorado 3 3 0 0 6 13 7 Colorado at Oregon, 10 p.m. S. Utah at Weber St., 8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6: Atlanta 3, St. Louis 1 Graham 1-0 3-3 7, Cuy. Valley Chr. Academy (1) 5-1 61 Nashville 4 3 1 0 6 19 14 Saturday, Oct. 12 Hawaii at Boise St., 10:15 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7: St. Louis 5, Atlanta 4, 10 innings North Union 1-0 3-3 8, Valley View 5-1 40 Winnipeg 5 3 2 0 6 19 17 EAST Wyoming at San Diego St., 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9: St. Louis 13, Atlanta 1 Northwestern 1-0 3-3 9, Indian Valley 5-1 33 Dallas 5 13131215 Richmond at Maine, Noon Washington at Arizona, 11 p.m. LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Indian Lake 0-1 3-3 10, Waynesville 5-1 30 Chicago 2 0 2 0 0 7 9 Robert Morris at St. Francis (Pa.), Noon (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Ben Logan 0-1 1-5 Others receiving 12 or more points: St. Bernard Minnesota 3 0 3 0 0 6 14 Memphis at Temple, Noon American League Urbana 0-1 0-6 Roger Bacon 29. Waverly 27. Poland Seminary NFL GLANCE Pacific Division Holy Cross at Brown, 12:30 p.m. N.Y. Yankees vs. OHIO HERITAGE CONFERENCE 25. Ottawa-Glandorf 22. Milton-Union 16. Hubbard AMERICAN CONFERENCE GP W L OT Pts GF GA LIU at Bryant, 1 p.m. Houston-Tampa Bay winner NORTH DIVISION 16. Indian Creek 16. Galion 14. Wauseon 13. East Edmonton 4 4 0 0 8 18 12 Bucknell at Colgate, 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12: N.Y. Yankees at Houston or OHC OVERALL DIVISION V W L T Pct PF PA Anaheim 4 3 1 0 6 9 5 CCSU at Columbia, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 8:08 p.m. (Fox or W. Jefferson 1-0 6-0 1, Kirtland (18) 6-0 206 N. England 6 0 0 1.000 190 48 Calgary 4 2 1 1 5 12 11 Cornell at Harvard, 1 p.m. Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 90 70 FS1) WL-Salem 1-0 6-0 2, Orrville (3) 6-0 172 Vegas 3 2 1 0 4 12 6 Norfolk St. at Howard, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets 0 4 0 .000 39 101 Sunday, Oct. 13: N.Y. Yankees at Houston or Fairbanks 1-0 4-2 3, Pemberville Eastwood 6-0 142 Los Angeles 3 1 2 0 2 11 17 Presbyterian at Monmouth (NJ), 1 p.m. Miami 0 4 0 .000 26 163 T. Bay at N.Y. 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Yankees Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 98 76 cards per conference advance to playoffs. Madison Plains 1-0 4-2 10, West Liberty-Salem 6-0 28 Iowa St. at West Virginia, 4 p.m. or N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay (Fox or FS1) North Others receiving 12 or more points: Springfield New Hampshire at Stony Brook, 6 p.m. x-Saturday, Oct. 19: N.Y. Yankees at Houston RESULTS, SCHEDULES Southeastern 1-0 1-5 W L T Pct PF PA Greeneview 0-1 2-4 Shawnee 25. Minford 18. Rootstown 13. SOUTH or Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees (Fox or FS1) Thursday’s Games Georgia Tech at Duke, Noon Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 161 123 x-Sunday, Oct. 20: N.Y. Yankees at Houston or SCC 0-1 0-6 DIVISION VI Cleveland 2 3 0 .400 92 122 Detroit 4, Montreal 2 Cedarville 0-1 0-6 1, Coldwater (19) 6-0 208 South Carolina at Georgia, Noon Tampa Bay at N.Y. 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Lima Central Savannah St. at Alcorn St., 3 p.m. Philadelphia 3 2 0 .600 141 111 x-Friday, Oct. 18: Washington at St. Louis (TBS) Anaheim at Columbus, 7 p.m. MIAMI Catholic 14, Frankfort Adena 16.Howard East SE Missouri at Austin Peay, 3 p.m. Dallas 3 2 0 .600 131 90 x-Saturday, Oct. 19: Washington at St. Louis N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. MVL OVERALL Knox 15. Arcanum 13. Alabama A&M at Grambling St., 3 p.m. N.Y. Giants 2 4 0 .333 111 160 (TBS) Saturday’s Games Troy 4-0 5-1 DIVISION VII Alabama St. at Jackson St., 3 p.m. Washington 0 5 0 .000 73 151 WORLD SERIES Edmonton at N.Y. 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CRISIS HOTLINE A PROGRESSIVE FAMILY Commercial Cleaning Ohio EPA Class I Collections VEGETABLES ALL AMERICAN Storage. Call and give operator first practice seeking a full time Technician license within 18 months of Monthly rentals. Free locks. name and brief comment receptionist. We offer competi- hire, Maintain residency as re- VERBSKY’S Behind JC Penney. 592-9100. about service needed. tive pay, health insurance, Office Pride Commercial quired by the city. To apply go APPLE ORCHARD 1-800-224-0422 paid time off and 401-k plan. Cleaning Services has an to our website at www.sid- Call 937-465-9916 opening at Spartan Nash of neyoh.com, Departments, Em- Responsibilities include: WENGERS PRODUCE – REAL ESTATE FOR INFORMATION Con- • Checking patients in and out Bellefontaine. ployment Opportunities. cerning American Red Cross Do you believe in doing what Deadline to apply is Tuesday, Homegrown tomatoes, variety • Entering demographic and is right? Do you believe com- of apples, pumpkins, fall PUBLISHERS NOTICE Blood Services Program, call insurance information October 29, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. All real estate advertising in 650-5000. panies should promote from squash, mums, Curly’s Meats, • Answering a multi-line homemade baked goods. this newspaper is subject to phone system within? Do you believe in ex- POISON CONTROL ceeding expectations? SERVICES Mon.-Fri. 10-5:30, Sat. 10-3, the Fair Housing Act which • Routing calls to the correct Office Pride Commercial closed Sun. 3836 Co. Rd. 29 makes it illegal to advertise CENTER person Cleaning Services, one of the ClearView Cleaning E., Bellefontaine. 592-5726. “any preference, limitation or 1-(800)222-1222 • Answering questions that nation’s top janitorial compa- Residential & Commercial Closing for the season Oct. 19. discrimination based on race, 24 Hour Hotline patients may have or getting nies, believes in these values (567) 294-9283 color, religion, sex, handicap, them to the correct person and is interviewing immedi- *Window Cleaning APPLIANCES familial status or national ori- WORK WANTED • Perform various duties to ately. *Gutter Cleaning gin, or an intention to make support the operation of the any such preference, limitation We are looking for a person *Soft Washing WHIRLPOOL PORTABLE CARMAN BUILDERS front office *Concrete Cleaning or discrimination.” Familial who: dishwasher. Large, white, ex- status includes children under Vinyl siding, replacement win- Required: • Demonstrates honesty, integ- Licensed & Insured cellent condition, butcher block dows, seamless spouting, • Excellent communication, the age of 18 living with par- rity, and a hard work ethic FOR ONLY $335, you can top. $300. 937-935-8903. ents or legal custodians, preg- roofing. Free estimates. phone, and organizational • Enjoys being on your feet 585-6472 or 1-937-726-7714. skills place a 25-word classified ad nant women and people secur- • Consistently arrives at work, and moving around in 133 newspapers across 68 FOR RENT ing custody of children under • Is reliable, friendly, and detail counties. All newspapers 18. NEED HELP WITH YOUR in professional attire, on oriented CLEANING? 599-3847. time and completes all tasks within the OhioScan network This newspaper will not know- • Has reliable transportation total a readership of over 2 BR DUPLEX, north side of within the time frame Bellefontaine. No smoking on ingly accept any advertising for PRECISION PAINTING – • Seeks appropriate tasks We offer: 2,000,000. Call Bellefontaine real estate which is in violation Examiner, 592-3060. Visit property, no animals. $600 a Interior, exterior painting. when primary tasks are • Professional training month. 937-407-3315. of the law. Our readers are Free estimates. 937-844-0424. completed and assists • Competitive pay and ad- www.adohio.net. hereby informed that all dwell- co-workers as needed vancement opportunities APTS., ROOMS, HOUSES ings advertised in the newspa- HELP WANTED • HS diploma • Great work environment - Job SALES starting at $350.00. Call or per are available on an equal locations close to where you Text 407-0516 or 441-0039. opportunity basis. To complain Preferred: live of discrimination call HUD toll ADEA RULINGS • Previous clerical experience GARAGE SALE: 497 Newford TAKING APPLICATIONS on The Bellefontaine Examiner Dr. Thursday 9-5, Friday 9-3, free at 1-800-669-9777. The in a medical office Qualifications: newly remodeled 3 BR includ- toll free telephone number for does not knowingly accept • Medical background • Must be able to perform basic Saturday 9-1. Clothes, house- ing appliances, w/d hook-up, help wanted advertisements in hold, tools, flowers, misc. the hearing impaired is Please send Resume to: cleaning duties such as: water and trash. $875.00. 1-800-927-9275. violation of the Age Discrimi- sweeping, mopping, dusting, 937-441-1070. nation Employment Act. Maple Leaf Family & restroom sanitation, etc. GARAGE SALE: Oct. 10, 11 The ADEA prohibits arbitrary Sports Medicine • Must be able to lift and carry 12, 9-4. 1090 Co. Rd. 57 W., COMMERCIAL age discrimination of persons Attn: Office Manager 35 pounds Bellefontaine/Huntsville. 1.5 APARTMENTS age 40 or over and applies to 2211 Timber Trail • Must provide own reliable miles from Rt. 68 or Rt. 33. FOR LEASE: Corner of 33 & employers with 25 or more Bellefontaine, OH 43311 transportation Giant Garage Sale, former 540. Old site of Scott’s Equip- employees, employment agen- • Must be able to pass a back- Longaberger Consultant sell- 1 BEDROOM APT., 605 N. ment Rental, 1869 St. Rt. 540, Email: ing baskets, pottery, wrought Detroit St. $400 per month cies and labor organizations. [email protected] ground check Bellefontaine. 2 offices, 30x50 Advertising containing such iron pieces, liners, protectors, plus deposit. No pets. Eve- showroom, 3 restrooms, 40x88 Go to our website to apply: tie ons, Blue Ribbon canning nings: 937-441-2292. warehouse with 2 overhead terms as “young”, “boy”, or BUSY HOME HEALTH agency https://officepride.com/ohio/co- “girl” or designating a certain looking for dependable and jars, jar lamps, throws & totes, doors 20x20 and an automatic lumbus-dublin/ or call: Marcia Horizon of Hope items, tote 2 BEDROOM APT., 421 West deck leveler. Large parking lot. age such as “age 35 to 55” or caring STNAs to fill a full time Cloninger at 937-593-5246. St., Unit 3. $400 per month other similar specification indi- and part time position. We will bags, collectibles, Fiber Optic Coming soon on adjacent Lighted, umbrella canopies, plus deposit. No pets. Eve- lot, Pilot Truck Stop. cates discrimination against train the right person to be an nings: 937-441-2292. employment of older persons STNA. If this interests you, call MEGACITY BUILDERS and Sunbrella fabric, teak outdoor 937-593-0000. 4 God Transportation have furniture (dining table set, din- and are considered in violation us today! Call High Point APT. FOR RENT: St. Rt. 68 of the act. Home Health today and ask joined forces and are looking ing chairs, garden chair, end for full time workers. Class table, coffee table, folding near Belle Center. $500/mo., LOANS/CREDIT Information about the Act may for Sarah 937-592-9800. $500/deposit. No pets, no be obtained by calling or writ- A & B drivers and general chairs), Harbor Bay outdoor CRAZY LARRY’S is looking to laborers pay based on exp. table/chairs & lounge chair, smoking, no utilities. Call NOTICE ing the U.S. Department of La- 937-441-8325. bor, Wage and Hour Division. hire a flooring installer(s). Must Call 937-844-9475 to learn small wrought iron table set, LENDING OPPORTUNITIES be able to install all flooring to more. vintage & costume jewelry, fur- CLEAN Efficiency & 1 BR apt. Borrow Smart. Contact the high standards & quality. Hour niture, household items, small Ohio Division of Financial Insti- & pay vary depending on job tools, crystal, dish sets, china, avail., some utilities included. Phone 599-5281 or 355-8085. tutions’ Office of Consumer Af- sizes. Must be reliable, honest lots of misc. items. fairs BEFORE you refinance & hard working. Please call or NOTICE your home or obtain a loan. stop by to inquire about em- HUGE HOUSEHOLD SALE: BEWARE of requests for any ployment. 10777 Main St., 201 E. Baird St., West Liberty. Housing advertisements published in this newspaper are large advance payment of fees Lakeview, 937-843-5575. Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-?. or insurance. Call the Office of Taking YOU Places Kitchen, crafts, storage, furni- subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which Consumer Affairs toll free at Are you in? HOME HEALTH agency look- ture, home decor, holiday, 1-866-278-0003 to learn if the ing for caring and dependable antiques, more! makes it illegal to advertise Hiring experienced Truck discrimination based on race, mortgage broker or lender is RNs and LPNs to fill full time properly licensed. (This notice Drivers. Time for a change, or part time positions. We offer Utilities Equipment LARGE FAMILY SALE: 1305 color, religion, nationality, sex, see what we have to offer. age (including children), handi- is a public service of the Belle- flexible scheduling and IRA re- Operator I Sewer Dakota Rd. Sat., Oct. 12, 9-2. fontaine Examiner.) • Local driving with limited tirement. If this interests you Collection/Storm Maint. Girls clothes starting at size cap or familial status. This also overnight runs call 937-592-9800 and ask for 10, men’s & women’s clothing, includes limitation to number Sarah or submit an application Hours of Work: 40 (Monday- name brands including Gap, of persons desired. The Belle- • Competitive pay and out- Friday) and overtime PUBLIC NOTICES standing benefit package online at www.highpointhome- Banana Republic, J Crew & fontaine Examiner will not health.com Hourly Pay: $19.85 - $25.61 Limited, TV stand & other fur- knowingly accept advertising Apply online for positions in High school diploma or GED which is in violation of the law. NOTICE our Bellefontaine distribution niture, household items & OFFICE HELP WANTED equivalent, Valid class B CDL more. The Bellefontaine Examiner center at Gates Brothers Glass Shops with tanker and air brake en- does not knowingly accept www.spartannash.com/careers Computer literate, people dorsement or ability to obtain STORAGE Help Wanted ads from em- For more information contact friendly, willing to learn the within six months, A minimum ployers covered by the Fair HR at 937-599-7856 glass business. Will train the of three years of relevant ex- 68 SOUTH BELLEFONTAINE Labor Standards Act if they of- right applicant. Pre-employ- perience in an Underground STORAGE. We now have fer less than the legal mini- LOCAL Contractor seeking ment drug screening. Benefits Utilities Department or other secured space to store your mum wage or fail to pay at General Laborer. Background available after 90 days. Apply closely related experience Learn more at classic, custom, or antique car least time and one-half for check required. SERIOUS in person only at 241 W. 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FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 10.11.19