Attorney Killed in Murder-Suicide Man Found Guilty of Multiple Sexual Battery Counts

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June 21, 2018

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BY MARIE NESMITH Civic Center, 435 W. Main St. Cartersville the last three [to] four divisions will be decided by Peo- [email protected] “The Daylily Show began about years, as now most of the members ple’s Choice votes. … Visitors may 20 years ago in Rome or Calhoun live in Cartersville. vote for their favorites after 1.” Striving to dazzle attendees with by the original members of the “… The daylily entries will be For Jessie Worsham — the flower’s “staggering” diversity, club,” said NWGDS Secretary judged by two panels of three NWGDS’ president and chair- the Northwest Georgia Daylily So- David Bishop, whose Cartersville judges from other parts of Georgia. woman of the society’s Daylily ciety’s Daylily Show and Plant property — featuring 2,100 daylily The winning entries in 11 sections Show — the upcoming offering Sale will be presented Saturday. cultivars — has received the Amer- may be viewed after the judges fin- will be an ideal way to introduce While the sale will kick off at 10 ican Hemerocallis Society Display ish, about 1 [p.m.]. There will be a the public to this “extraordinary” a.m., the show will be open to the pub- Garden designation and was fea- Design Division of floral displays. specimen. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS lic at 1 p.m., with both events wrap- tured on his society’s June 2 tour. There will also be an Off Scape Di- A visitor tours the gardens of David and Doris Bishop on the SEE , PAGE 8A ping up at 3 p.m. at the Cartersville “The show has been held in vision. Both of the winners of those DAYLILY June 2 Northwest Georgia Daylily Society tour. Attorney killed in murder-suicide Man found guilty of multiple sexual battery counts

BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected]

Jurors returned guilty verdicts in six out of eight charges in the case of The State vs. Donald Scott Wiswall in Bartow Superior Court Wednesday afternoon. Wiswall was found guilty of two counts of aggravated sexual battery, one count of sexual battery, one count of aggravated assault, one count of battery and one count of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. He was found not guilty on one count of aggravated sexual battery and one count of sexual battery. According to a bill of indictment, Wiswall sexually penetrated the then-20-year-old female victim with his fingers on or about July 30, 2015. Per the victim’s testimony, Wiswall brandished a 9 millimeter semiautomatic pistol during the incident and threatened to shoot both RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS the victim and her sleeping Two people are dead in the wake of a murder that transpired at 605 North Tennessee St. in Cartersville Wednesday afternoon. boyfriend at the Avonlea Highlands apartment complex in Cartersville. On the witness stand, the victim Antonio Mari found dead in Cartersville law office said she and her then-boyfriend met Wiswall at a local bar and allowed BY JAMES SWIFT committed suicide. him to stay at their residence until [email protected] Cartersville Police Department someone else could pick him up. Lieutenant Mike Bettikofer said After her boyfriend, who had JAMES SWIFT/DTN Bartow County Coroner Joel the homicide occurred between been drinking heavily throughout Authorities Guyton has confirmed that two 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. the night, passed out, the victim investigate the people are dead in the wake of a Mari opened his Cartersville law said Wiswall began knocking on murder of a homicide that transpired at 605 firm in 2009. He also instructed her bedroom door. He asked her to local attorney North Tennessee St. in Cartersville classes at Cass High School from step outside to write down her ad- at his office dress; that’s when she said he Wednesday Wednesday afternoon. 2000-2011. punched her in the face and began afternoon at According to Guyton, local at- According to Bartow Superior to force himself on her. 605 North torney Antonio Benjamin Mari Court documents, Mari repre- The victim said she fled the Tennessee St. was shot and killed by suspect sented Cindy Radford, Walter in Cartersville. apartment after Wiswall, who had Walter Samuel Radford with a Samuel Radford’s spouse, in a also consumed a large amount of handgun. complaint for divorce held this alcohol throughout the night and Guyton said Radford then went week. early morning, seemingly passed to his wife’s residence on Police say the investigation is Willow Bend Drive and ongoing. SEE VERDICT, PAGE 8A GHC offers way for students to get leg up on required math courses FIRST

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His Baptist Church on Saturday June Advertising Director diana to the late infant son, Keith, and her parents. Edens ashes will be interred in the Geor- 23, 2018 at 11:00AM with the Frank Britto- She is survived by her loving Mindy Salamon, In loving memory of William gia National Cemetery. family receiving friends from nand Helen and devoted husband of fifty Office Manager/Classified Arthur Edens, Jr., age 77, who Parnick Jennings Funeral Home 10:30 until service begins. Advertising Director Viles. years, Bobby Max Branham; sons passed away on Wednesday, June Lee McCrory, Patricia grad- Eric Craig (Kay), Michael Craig Circulation/Distribution uated from (Terri), and Jason Branham 20, 2018 at Cartersville Medical Manager Wood High (April); stepchildren Debra Center. He was born on April 30, 1941 Stacey Wade, School, Indi- Branham Brinker (David), Donna White, Circulation Customer Care/ anapolis, in and Brian Branham; and several in Charleston, West Virginia, the Account Manager 1958. 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The Daily Tribune News www.daily-tribune.com Thursday, June 21, 2018 3A Man learns he’s not first to propose to girl DEAR ABBY: I met the love of definitely wrong with this picture. an investment adviser? — BETTY — out of kids’ reach. age you to visit my life eight months ago. Every- Sometimes confrontation is IN FLORIDA Will you help us get the word out askingsaveskids.org. There, you thing about our relationship is per- healthy. Don’t waste another mo- about our campaign? Prevention will find various resources, includ- fect. We both love our families, fine ment waiting for the girl to level DEAR BETTY: A token gift saves lives, and we’re grateful for ing tips for parents and others on food, games and, most importantly, with you. Tell her what her mother would be thoughtful. Something your consideration. — BETTINA how to bring up the sometimes- each other. We met at an antique told you and ask if it is true. If it is, they could use at one time or an- LANYI, ASST. DIRECTOR OF awkward topic of safe storage. store and now have an extensive she needs to explain. Although you other might be a nice picture frame PARTNERSHIPS, BRADY CAM- There are also brochures and flyers stamp collection together. By may be ready to settle down and for their home. Be sure to include a PAIGN in English and Spanish, and sug- Wanting this joy to last forever, I Abigail Van Buren get married, she may not be emo- thoughtful note with it, wishing gestions about how to work with proposed to her. I couldn’t imagine tionally mature enough to marry ei- them a lifetime of happiness to- DEAR BETTINA: I’m pleased groups in your community to bring a happier life for both of us, until I true happiness by marrying me. ther one of you. gether. to spread the word. Readers, the public awareness to the ASK pro- discovered that she is already en- How do I go about bringing this up ASK Campaign is a collaboration gram. gaged. Her mother informed me to her? I’m very non-confronta- DEAR ABBY: My investment DEAR ABBY: Today, June 21 between the Brady Center to Pre- that she had accepted a proposal tional, and don’t want her to feel adviser got married four months — the first day of summer — is the vent Gun Violence and the Ameri- Dear Abby is written by Abigail from a close friend of ours months awkward or uncomfortable. Should ago. He and his wife have invited annual ASK Day (Asking Saves can Academy of Pediatrics. Its goal Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ago. I tell her what I know or wait for me to a celebration of their mar- Kids). Children are out of school is to ensure kids’ safety by encour- Phillips, and was founded by her At first I was devastated, but her to come to me? Please help. — riage. It is not a formal affair, but and visiting other people’s homes. aging parents to ASK if there is an mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact now I understand the situation. She IN LOVE BUT CONFUSED an evening BBQ at their condo This is a moment to remind parents unlocked gun in the homes where Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com felt obligated to accept his pro- rooftop. Should I bring a gift? And to ask if there are guns in these their children play. or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, posal, yet I know she will only find DEAR IN LOVE: Something is if so, what would be appropriate for homes and if they’re stored safely For more information, I encour- CA 90069.

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SNOW SPRINGS New Corinth Missionary Baptist all ages. every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 CHURCH – 61 Snow Springs Church is hosting its Mother p.m, and Wednesday from 9 to 11 # ! Road, Adairsville. Snow Springs Board Installation June 24 at THE CHURCH AT LIB- a.m. " ! "$ Church is hosting its bible school 10:30 a.m. Sister Velma Mc- ERTY SQUARE – 2001 Liberty for Pre-k through high school Carver, Sister Nellie Goggins and Square Drive, Cartersville. The PINE GROVE BAPTIST tonight through June 24. Times Sister Barbara Long are being in- Church at Liberty Square Pastor, CHURCH – 93 Pine Grove are: June 21-22, 7 to 9 p.m.; June stalled as Mothers of the church. K. Ray Looney, is leading the Road, Cartersville. The Pine 23 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; and June 24 choir and orchestra in presenting Grove Baptist Church food &'.,-. !0'! &5/'! ) #& ')'0 0',+ // %# &#. -5 11 a.m. BETHANY BAPTIST a patriotic program, “Celebrate pantry is open the first Thursday CHURCH – Bethany Baptist America,” July 1 at 10:30 a.m. of each month from 11 a.m. to 12 FLOYD CREEK BAPTIST Church is hosting its homecom- Everyone is invited. p.m. CHURCH – 2171 Hills Creek ing service on June 24 at 10:30 Road, Taylorsville. Floyd Creek a.m. The service will feature LIGHTED PATHWAY POPLAR SPRINGS FEL- Baptist Church is holding a yard guest singers Victory Road. CHURCH OF GOD – 2054 LOWSHIP CHURCH – 118 sale and hobo supper on June 23. There will be no Sunday school Cassville Road. Lighted Pathway George St., Adairsville. The The yard sill begins at 8 a.m. and that day. Church of God is having its an- church meets at The Living Way will run until 6 p.m. The supper nual homecoming service, featur- Church Coffee Shop every Sun- runs from 3 to 6 p.m. MACEDONIA BAPTIST ing Dwayne Dover, on July 15 at day at 11 a.m. CHURCH – 1810 Euharlee 10:45 a.m.

SHILOH BAPTIST Road, Kingston. Macedonia Bap- CELEBRATE RECOV- +0.,"1!0,.5 $$#. CHURCH – Shiloh Baptist tist Church is holding its vacation ROWLAND SPRINGS BAP- ERY – Celebrate Recovery, a ,+/1)0 0',+ 6 4 * 6 . 5/ Church is inviting everyone to its bible school June 24-28 from TIST CHURCH – 79 Rowland Christ-centered recovery pro- annual church picnic and family 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. each night. All Springs Road S.E., Cartersville. gram, meets every Monday night fun day at George Washington children are invited. The church’s food pantry is open at North Pointe Church in E (&3 ( 7C $&3 $16 E 95 ( 07B4'(9 $16 Carver Park on June 23 at 10 a.m. the third Thursday of Adairsville. Cross Talk Cafe be- E 18 ( () $16 E &1$A1&$ E 879A@ 62B91(@ The weekend will conclude with CARTERSVILLE CHURCH every month from 10 a.m. to gins at 6 p.m., large group wor- E (961$A(' %1@3@ E #0184$@0 62B91(@ E ($'$&0(@ worship service June 24 at 10 OF CHRIST – 1319 Joe Frank noon. ship at 7 p.m. and small support E 1%975D$4)1$ E BA7 &&1'(6A@ a.m. Harris Parkway, Cartersville. groups at 8 p.m. For more infor- Cartersville Church of Christ is EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF mation, call Kitty Hesdorff at 76#('91 E !B(@ !0B9@ E $A D 88716A5(6A NEW CORINTH MISSION- hosting its vacation bible school THE ASCENSION – 205 W. 404-642-3605 or email cele- ARY BAPTIST CHURCH – June 25-28 from 7-8:30 p.m. each Cherokee Ave., Cartersville. The braterecovery@north- (35 1'0# .0#./2'))# 200 Cliff Nelson Road, Euharlee. evening. There are classes for church’s food pantry is open pointechurch.com. ! "" ""!%

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June 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Cartersville Civic Center. Admis- sion is free. There will be a plant sale during the show, starting at 10 a.m. All daylilies are $5 per plant or $20 for five. TALLATOONA CAP – Talla- Office Ready toona Community Action Part- nership Inc. is holding its annual Board of Director’s meeting June 26 at 6 p.m. at the Central Office at 1010 N. Tennessee St. in Cartersville.

HIGHLAND RIVERS HEALTH – Highland Rivers Health is holding its Governing Board of Directors meeting June 27 at 10:30 a.m. in the Barotw Recovery Center at 650 Joe Frank Harris Parkway in Cartersville. The Finance and Corporate Com- pliance Committees will meet at 9:30 a.m. The meeting is open to the public.

SUMMER HERITAGE PROGRAM – The Noble Hill- Wheeler Memorial Center is hosting the Summer Heritage “Since 1965... Serving Cartersville & Bartow County over 53 Years. Family Owned & Operated.” Program for children in Bartow County (grades 3-12). The pro- We will meet or beat ANY Advertised Price gram will run each Wednesday in item for item - Shop and Compare! June from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, visit noblehill- 106 S. Tennessee St., Cartersville • (770) 382-2866 wheeler.org. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am - 6pm • Saturday 9am - 5pm U.S. & WORLD

4A Thursday, June 21, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Trump orders halt to his family separation rule

BY JILL COLVIN AND COLLEEN LONG breeds horrible crime. Republicans want Associated Press security. But I am working on something - it never ends!” President Donald Trump signed an ex- The “zero tolerance” policy put into ecutive order Wednesday halting his ad- place last month moves adults to the cus- ministration’s policy of separating tody of the U.S. Marshals Service and children from their parents when they are sends many children to facilities run by detained illegally crossing the U.S. bor- the Department of Health and Human der. Services. It was a dramatic turnaround for The policy had led to a spike in family Trump, who has been insisting that his ad- separations in recent weeks, with more ministration had no choice but to separate than 2,300 minors separated from their families apprehended at the border be- families at the border from May 5 through cause of federal law and a court decision. June 9, according to Homeland Security. The order does not end the “zero-toler- The Flores settlement, named for a ance” policy that criminally prosecutes all teenage girl who brought the case in the adults caught crossing the border illegally. 1980s, requires the government to release But it would keep families together while children from custody and to their par- they are in custody, expedite their cases ents, adult relatives or other caretakers, in and ask the Defense Department to help order of preference. If those options are house them. It also doesn’t change any- exhausted, authorities must find the “least thing yet for the some 2,300 children restrictive” setting for a child who arrived taken from their families since the policy without parents. was put into place. Peter Schey, class-appointed counsel in The news in recent days has been dom- the Flores case, said Wednesday there was inated by searing images of children held nothing in the agreement that prevents in cages at border facilities, as well as Homeland Security officials from detain- audio recordings of young children crying ing children with their parents, “as long for their parents — images that have as the conditions of detention are humane sparked fury, question of morality and and the child remains eligible for release, concern from Republicans about a nega- unless the child is a flight risk, or a danger tive impact on their races in November’s to herself or others, or the child’s parent midterm elections. PABLO MARTINEZ MONSIVAIS/AP does not wish the child to be released.” Until Wednesday, the president, Home- President Donald Trump signs an executive order to keep families together at the border, but says that the ‘zero- He said he was looking into whether the land Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen tolerance’ prosecution policy will continue, during an event in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington court could block deportation of parents and other officials had repeatedly argued Wednesday. Standing behind Trump are Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, left, and Vice President Mike until they have been reunited with their Pence. the only way to end the practice was for children, and whether it could force the Congress to pass new legislation, while So Trump’s order is likely to create a ents — but he made no specific commit- to the White House to meet with Trump. Trump administration to reunite those Democrats said Trump could do it with fresh set of problems and may well spark ment on how quickly that can be accom- Assessments for possible detention facil- separated. his signature alone. That’s just what he a new court fight. It’s unclear what hap- plished. And officials said the cases of the ities at military bases have already been In 2015, a federal judge in Los Angeles did. pens if no changes to law or the settlement children already separated and turned done in Texas and another is expected in expanded the terms of the settlement, rul- “We’re going to have strong, very take place by the time families reach the over to their custody would proceed as Arkansas today. ing that it applies to children who are strong borders, but we’re going to keep detainment deadline. The language also usual. Two people close to Nielsen said she caught with their parents as well as to the families together,” said Trump, who leaves room to separate children from par- Trump’s family apparently played a was the driving force behind the turnabout those who come to the U.S. alone. Other added that he didn’t like the “sight” or ents if it’s best for the child’s welfare. role in his turnaround. that led to the new order keeping families recent rulings, upheld on appeal, affirm “feeling” of children separated from their And it didn’t do much for the teeming A White House official said first lady together. Those people were not author- the children’s rights to a bond hearing and parents. outrage over the issue. The Alabama- Melania Trump had been making her ized to speak publicly and commented require better conditions at the Border Pa- Under a previous class-action settle- based Southern Poverty Law Center said opinion known to the president for some only on condition of anonymity. trol’s short-term holding facilities. ment that set policies for the treatment the order didn’t go nearly far enough. time that she felt he needed to do all he One of them said Nielsen, who had be- In 2016, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of and release of minors caught at the border, “The administration still plans to crim- could to help families stay together, come the face of the administration’s pol- Appeals ruled that child migrants who families can only be detained for 20 days. inalize families — including children — whether by working with Congress or act- icy, had little faith that Congress would came to the border with parents and were A senior Justice Department official said by holding them in prison-like detention ing on his own. act to fix the separation issue and felt held in custody must be released. The de- that hasn’t changed. facilities. There are workable alterna- And daughter Ivanka Trump tweeted, compelled to act. She was heckled at a cision did not state parents must be re- “This is a stopgap measure,” said Gene tives,” president Richard Cohen said in a “Thank you @POTUS for taking critical restaurant Tuesday evening and has faced leased. Neither, though, did it require Hamilton, counsel to the attorney general. statement. action ending family separation at our protesters at her home. parents to be kept in detention, apart from Justice lawyers were planning to file a It’s also unclear what will happen to the border.” Trump had tweeted early Wednesday, their children. challenge to the agreement, known as the children already separated. Health and Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen before issuing his order: “It’s the Democ- —Associated Press writers Zeke Miller, Flores settlement, asking that a judge allow Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said briefed lawmakers on Capitol Hill rats fault, they won’t give us the votes Eric Tucker, Ken Thomas and Alan Fram for the detention of families until criminal his department will start reuniting de- Wednesday, and those on the fence over needed to pass good immigration legisla- in Washington and Amy Taxin in Los An- and removal proceedings are completed. tained immigrant children with their par- pending immigration legislation headed tion. They want open borders, which geles contributed to this report. Trudeau: Canada to legalize marijuana on Oct. 17

BY ROB GILLIES ritorial governments need the time the organized crime market on tion.” though the federal bill specifies that at home, but it’s necessary to fight Associated Press to prepare for retail sales. that,” he said. She urged Canadians to follow individuals can grow up to four organized crime. “It is our hope as of October 17 Canada is following the lead of the existing law until the Cannabis plants per dwelling. Trudeau promised to legalize it Marijuana will be legal nation- there will be a smooth operation of Uruguay in allowing a nationwide, Act comes into force. “Provinces can set their own during the 2015 election and had wide in Canada starting Oct. 17 in retail cannabis outlets operated by legal marijuana market, although “The law still remains the law,” laws. If individuals are challenging set a goal of July 1 for it. The a move that should take market the provinces with an online mail each Canadian province is working Wilson-Raybould said. that law, they can challenge it,” provinces pleaded for more time. share away from organized crime delivery system operated by the up its own rules for pot sales. The Many questions remain unan- Wilson-Raybould said. Canadian marijuana stocks have and protect the country’s youth, provinces that will ensure that this federal government and the swered, including how police will Trudeau said the government rallied in anticipation of legaliza- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said happens in an orderly fashion,” provinces also still need to publish test motorists suspected of driving won’t discuss pardons of past con- tion and jumped again on Wednes- Wednesday. Trudeau said. regulations that will govern the under the influence, what to do victions until legalization is in ef- day. The Senate gave final passage to The prime minister said at a cannabis trade. about those with prior marijuana fect. In the neighboring U.S., nine the bill to legalize cannabis on news conference that the goal is to “The legislation is transforma- convictions and just how the rules “There’s no point looking at par- states and the District of Columbia Tuesday, legislation that will make take a significant part of the market tive,” said Justice Minister Jody governing home cultivation will dons while the old law is in the have legalized marijuana. Califor- Canada only the second country in share away from organized crime. Wilson-Raybould, adding it “marks work. books,” Trudeau said. nia, home to one in eight Ameri- the world to make pot legal across “Over the following months and a wholesale shift in how our coun- The Canadian provinces of Que- Trudeau said they are going to cans, launched the United States’ the country. indeed years we will completely re- try approaches cannabis, leaving bec and Manitoba have already de- treat it like wine and tobacco, not- biggest legal marijuana market- Trudeau said provincial and ter- place or almost completely replace behind a failed model of prohibi- cided to ban home-grown pot, even ing that few people will cultivate it place on Jan. 1. Kim leaves China as S. Korea urges ‘concrete’ plan on nukes

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS along with China's important role of any specific discussions on mak- South Korea urged North Korea in keeping North Korea on track. ing progress on the denucleariza- on Wednesday to present a plan But it cast no new light on the main tion of the Korean Peninsula. Xi with concrete steps toward denu- question that hangs over the previ- said China is pleased that "the mo- clearization, raising the pressure on ously reclusive North Korean mentum for dialogue and easing of its leader Kim Jong Un as he met leader's surge in diplomatic activity situation on the Korean Peninsula with Chinese President Xi Jinping in recent months: What next steps, has been effectively strengthened," in a visit designed to convey the if any, will Kim take to dismantle according to Xinhua. In Seoul, countries' growing closeness. his country's nuclear program? South Korean President Moon Jae- Kim and Xi held a second day of At his summit with U.S. Presi- in urged North Korea to present ac- talks at the Diaoyutai State Guest- dent Donald Trump last week in tionable plans on how it will scrap house, whose grounds China's offi- Singapore, Kim pledged to work its nuclear program, and for the cial Xinhua News Agency toward denuclearization in ex- United States to swiftly take un- described in unusually lyrical terms change for U.S. security guaran- specified corresponding measures. as being full of "verdant greenery tees. The U.S. and South Korea "It's necessary for North Korea to and splendid flowers," adding to also suspended a major joint mili- present far more concrete denu- what the propaganda outlet said tary exercise that was planned for clearization plans, and I think it's nec- was the "close and friendly atmos- August in what was seen as a major essary for the United States to swiftly phere" of the talks. victory for North Korea and its reciprocate by coming up with com- The pomp and circumstance chief allies, China and Russia. prehensive measures," Moon said. looked geared toward showing off Chinese state media quoted Xi as Moon's office said he made the re- the major improvement in relations hailing the warming friendship marks to Russian media ahead of his between the communist neighbors, with Kim but included no mention trip to Moscow later this week. CONTACTING FEDERAL STATE Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 Gov. Nathan Deal • 206 Washington St., 111 State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 OUR 202-224-3643 • Fax: 202-228-0724 • http://isakson.senate.gov/ Sen Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome, GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln. • White, GA, 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 Rep. Paul Battles • 208 Rd. #2 South S.W. • Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 404-657-8441 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Office Buliding • Washington, D.C. 20515 Rep. Christian Coomer • 127-A West Main St. Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 770-383-9171 • [email protected] 202-225-2931 • https://loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • 836 N. College Dr. • Cedartown, GA, 30125 • 404-657-1803 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Entertainment www.daily-tribune.com • Thursday, June 21, 2018 5A

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BY MAE ANDERSON poker game appears to be just AP Technology Writer getting started.” Disney’s original all-stock The mouse is chasing the fox. offer in December was for $28 Disney is offering more than per Fox share. That offer is now $71 billion for Fox’s entertain- valued at $52.6 billion based on ment businesses in a counterbid the latest number of outstanding to Comcast’s nearly $66 billion shares provided by Fox. Comcast offer . countered last week with a $35- The battle for Twenty-First per-share all-cash offer, valued at Century Fox reflects a new im- $65.7 billion based on the same perative among entertainment number of shares. Disney’s new and telecommunications firms. offer of $38 per share, or $71.3 They are amassing ever more billion, is half cash and half programming to better compete stock. with technology companies such The deal would include Fox as Amazon and Netflix for view- movie and TV studios, some ers’ attention — and dollars. The cable networks and international bidding war comes after AT&T assets, but not Fox News Channel bought Time Warner for $81 bil- or the Fox television lion. network. Disney’s move had been ex- Fox CEO Rupert Murdoch said pected since Comcast made its the company “firmly believes” bid last week. Disney said it’s that the combination with Disney raising its offer because Fox’s “will create one of the greatest, value increased due to “tax re- most innovative companies in the form and operating improve- world.” ments.” But the New York company “After six months of integra- said it is still weighing both offers tion planning we’re even more and noted that Disney’s new bid enthusiastic and confident in the doesn’t bar Fox from considering strategic fit,” CEO Bob Iger said other offers. in a statement. Fox and Disney shareholders If Disney prevails, “Avatar” MATT ROURKE/AP had been scheduled to vote on This March 29, 2017, file photo shows a sign outside the Comcast Center in Philadelphia. Disney is making a $70.3B counter bid for and other movies from Fox’s stu- Fox’s entertainment businesses following Comcast’s $65 billion offer for the company. Disney’s original bid July 10, but dios would help beef up Disney’s that meeting has been postponed. upcoming streaming service. Dis- including FX and National Geo- ally has given Disney a “mean- because of fears it would face war go? GBH Insights analyst In midday trading, shares of ney, which already owns Marvel, graphic. ingful head start.” regulatory objections. But a fed- Dan Ives said he thinks the “line Fox rallied nearly 7 percent to would get back the characters In a call with analysts, Iger said Comcast, based in Philadel- eral judge’s approval of AT&T’s in the sand” is $75 billion to $80 $47.21. Disney edged up 6 cents previously licensed to Fox, set- he believes Disney’s bid is supe- phia, did not immediately re- bid for Time Warner signals that billion. to $106.15 while Comcast rose 10 ting the stage for X-Men and the rior to Comcast’s from a regula- spond to a request for comment. the government might have diffi- “Above $80 billion would be a cents to $32.71. Avengers to appear together. If tory perspective. He said that six Fox previously rejected a bid culties mounting antitrust chal- tough pill to swallow for Disney —AP Business Writer Michelle Comcast wins, it would get a months of dealing with regulators from an unnamed company, lenges. shareholders given the steep Chapman in Newark, New Jersey, larger portfolio of cable channels both in the U.S. and internation- widely believed to be Comcast, Just how high can the bidding price,” he said. “That said, this contributed to this report. Stocks finish mostly higher as tech and media companies lead

BY MARLEY JAY some of the sting out of the proposed taxes. AP Markets Writer Twenty-First Century Fox jumped again after it accepted Disney’s latest offer. It U.S. stocks rose Wednesday as investors said yes to a $52.4 billion bid from Disney bet that technology companies and small, in December before Comcast offered $65 domestically-focused firms will continue billion in cash, and some experts think to do well even if the trade dispute between Comcast will raise its offer again. Fox the U.S. and China gets worse. Media surged 7.5 percent to $48.08 while Disney companies jumped after Disney reached a added 1 percent to $107.15 and Comcast new deal with Twenty-First Century Fox. climbed 1.8 percent to $33.39. Facebook, Microsoft and Alphabet led Starbucks sank 9.1 percent to $52.22 the rally in technology companies as the after a weak sales forecast. Starbucks said Nasdaq composite topped the all-time high MARK LENNIHAN/AP it didn’t do as many transactions in China it set last week. Disney sweetened its deal A sign for Wall Street is displayed as it expected, and the controversy that fol- to buy Fox’s entertainment businesses to on April 29 in New York. lowed the arrest of two black men at a $71.3 billion, topping an offer from Com- Philadelphia store temporarily slowed its cast earlier this month. Other media com- nies such as retailers climbed. While tech- the fact that the global economy, and espe- smaller-company stocks added 13.54 U.S. business. Other restaurant chains also panies like Netflix and Viacom climbed as nology companies are the biggest sector of cially the U.S. economy, is doing well. points, or 0.8 percent, to 1,706.99, also struggled, and Dow component McDon- investors hoped more deals will follow. the S&P 500 and make most of their sales “For the most point things are pretty closing at a record high. ald’s lost 1.5 percent to $162.56. Starbucks plunged to its lowest price in overseas, just the opposite of small caps, good from an economic and fundamental But the Dow industrials slipped 42.41 General Electric was part of the Dow a year and a half after the company said its investors feel that both types of stocks are standpoint,” he said. Samana added that points, or 0.2 percent, to 24,657.80. The when it was created in 1896, and it’s been U.S. and China businesses both ran into less vulnerable to tariffs than industrial technology companies have often led the Dow has fallen for seven days in a row, its a one of the 30 stocks on the index contin- trouble during the current quarter. That led companies or household goods makers, way when the market recovers from trade- worst streak in more than a year, although uously since 1907. But GE has been selling to losses in other restaurant companies among other sectors. related slumps because of their strong earn- the losses have been fairly small. businesses for a decade, reducing its value, such as McDonald’s, which contributed to Sameer Samana, global equity and tech- ings, and because China’s government Markets have been on edge with the and it’s by far the least expensive Dow a small decline in the Dow Jones industrial nical strategist for the Wells Fargo Invest- can’t put tariffs on too many U.S. technol- U.S. and China announcing tariffs on each stock. The Securities and Exchange Com- average, its seventh straight down day. ment Institute, said investors aren’t sure ogy companies because it is trying to build other’s imports and threatening more. mission is investigating the company over General Electric dipped following the an- what to make of the administration’s mix up its own technology sector. While global stocks fell Tuesday, the S&P a $15 billion hit taken to cover miscalcu- nouncement that GE will be removed from of harsh pronouncements and conciliatory The S&P 500 index rose 4.73 points, or 500 finished with a loss of just 0.4 percent lations made within an insurance unit. Ad- the Dow next week, ending a 110-year stint. statements. While the market has taken 0.2 percent, to 2,767.32. The Nasdaq com- as investors decided that many U.S. indus- justed for inflation, GE was worth around Shares of Walgreens, its replacement, surged. some sharp drops during the trade dispute, posite gained 55.93 points, or 0.7 percent, tries don’t face a major threat from the pro- $860 billion in mid-2000, but it’s worth Smaller and more U.S.-oriented compa- he said Wall Street usually comes back to to 7,781.51. The Russell 2000 index of posals and that negotiations might take about $112 billion now. THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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YTD YTD Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg S&P 500 2,800 Dow Jones industrials 25,440 AT&T Inc 2.00 6.3 12 32.00 -.39 -17.7 iS Eafe 1.66 2.5 ... 67.57 +.05 -3.9 Close: 2,767.32 2,760 Close: 24,657.80 25,000 AbbottLab 1.12 1.8 28 62.14 -.20 +8.9 iShCorEafe 1.56 2.4 ... 63.84 -.04 -3.4 Change: 4.73 (0.2%) Change: -42.41 (-0.2%) AMD ...... 16.52 -.17 +60.7 Intel 1.20 2.2 20 53.46 +.53 +15.8 Allstate 1.84 2.0 14 92.18 -1.30 -12.0 IntPap 1.90 3.5 18 54.17 -.61 -6.5 2,720 10 DAYS 24,560 10 DAYS 2,880 27,200 Altria 2.80 4.9 18 56.75 -.04 -20.5 JohnJn 3.60 2.9 16 122.04 -.53 -12.7 Ambev .05 1.0 8 4.89 -.11 -24.3 Kroger s .50 1.9 13 26.18 +.19 -4.6 Apache 1.00 2.2 29 45.68 +2.42 +8.2 LockhdM 8.00 2.6 37 302.86 +.34 -5.7 2,800 26,400 Apple Inc 2.92 1.6 22 186.50 +.81 +10.2 Lowes 1.92 2.0 22 98.44 +.28 +5.9 BP PLC 2.38 5.3 24 44.76 -.39 +6.5 McDnlds 4.04 2.5 25 162.56 -2.41 -5.6 25,600 BcoBrad s .06 .8 ... 7.07 +.15 -24.1 Merck 1.92 3.1 23 61.28 +.25 +8.9 2,720 BkofAm .48 1.6 17 29.24 -.02 -.9 MicronT ...... 7 58.95 -.30 +43.4 BkOzarks .78 1.6 15 47.69 -.27 -1.6 Microsoft 1.68 1.6 59 101.87 +1.01 +19.1 24,800 B iPVxST rs ...... 32.02 -.77 +14.7 Mohawk ...... 16 210.71 +.12 -23.6 2,640 BlockHR 1.00 4.2 8 24.07 +.08 -8.2 24,000 BrMySq 1.60 2.9 54 54.25 +.61 -11.5 MorgStan 1.00 2.0 12 49.89 -.03 -4.9 CSX .88 1.4 10 64.87 +.04 +17.9 NCR Corp ...... 28 31.26 -.71 -8.0 Neovasc g ...... 04 +.01 -93.8 2,560 23,200 CampSp 1.40 3.8 12 37.20 +.17 -22.7 DJJFMAM DJJFMAM Caterpillar 3.44 2.4 17 143.13 -.17 -9.2 NewellRub .92 3.5 5 26.30 +.04 -14.9 ChesEng ...... 8 4.88 +.09 +23.2 NikeB s .80 1.1 70 74.72 +.46 +19.5 MUTUAL FUNDS Chevron 4.48 3.6 56 125.29 -.25 +.1 Oracle .76 1.8 49 42.82 -3.45 -9.4 52-Week Net YTD 12-mo PepsiCo 3.71 3.5 21 105.81 -.15 -11.8 Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg Cisco 1.32 3.0 22 43.74 -.08 +14.2 Citigroup 1.28 1.9 12 67.38 +.60 -9.4 Petrobras ...... 9.84 +.32 -4.4 Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt 26,616.71 21,197.08 Dow Industrials 24,657.80 -42.41 -.17 -.25 +15.17 CocaCola 1.56 3.6 73 43.26 -.34 -5.7 Pfizer 1.36 3.7 15 36.46 +.24 +.7 American Funds GrfAmrcA m LG 89,223 55.18 +3.7 +24.6/C +16.3/B 5.75 250 11,423.92 9,010.19 Dow Transportation 10,872.93 +9.63 +.09 +2.46 +17.01 ColgPalm 1.68 2.6 22 63.90 -.10 -15.3 PhilipMor 4.56 5.6 21 81.75 +.91 -22.6 American Funds InvCAmrcA m LB 62,359 40.78 +1.1 +13.9/C +13.2/B 5.75 250 778.80 647.81 Dow Utilities 688.38 +.42 +.06 -4.84 -5.68 Comcast s .76 2.3 16 33.39 +.58 -16.3 ProctGam 2.87 3.8 20 75.85 -.48 -17.4 American Funds WAMtInvsA m LV 56,626 44.91 +0.6 +14.5/A +12.6/A 5.75 250 13,637.02 11,670.88 NYSE Composite 12,648.83 +9.85 +.08 -1.25 +8.14 ConAgra .85 2.2 17 38.45 +.15 +2.1 S&P500ETF 4.13 1.5 ... 275.97 +.47 +3.4 Federated EqInc,IncA f LV 830 25.62 -0.4 +13.2/A +9.3/D 5.50 1,500 7,768.60 6,081.96 Nasdaq Composite 7,781.51 +55.93 +.72 +12.72 +24.82 Darden 2.52 2.7 20 93.27 -1.34 -2.9 SearsHldgs ...... 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The release says prison medical staff vestigating the death, which is standard He had been convicted in Long County homicide The Department of Corrections said in and emergency responders tried unsuc- procedure when an inmate dies in cus- on charges of murder, kidnapping and a news release Wednesday that prison of- cessfully to revive Cordova. The Lown- tody. armed robbery. STAFF REPORT The Cobb County Police De- partment’s Crimes Against Per- sons unit is investigating a homicide that occurred on Testimony starts in Griffin cold- 3 Georgia deputies Wednesday at approximately 2:34 a.m. indicted in Milledgeville Per investigators, Cobb County Police Department’s Precinct Two case slaying blamed on racism units responded to a report of gun- man’s stun gun death THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A prosecutor has said the 23-year-old Coggins was shots at the Parkton Apartments, A white man charged with murder in what Georgia killed because he had been “socializing” with a white THE ASSOCIATED PRESS located at 6862 Mableton Park- prosecutors describe as the racist slaying of a black woman. Court documents accuse the men of stabbing Three one-time sheriff's deputies have been re-indicted on way. When officers arrived on man in 1983 went on trial Wednesday with both sides and cutting Coggins to death. A prosecutor has said scene, they located a deceased lambasting the original investigation. Coggins also was attached to a chain and dragged murder charges in the stun gun death of a man in central Georgia male who had succumbed to in- Prosecutor Marie Broder told jurors during open- through the woods behind a pickup truck. last year. juries sustained from gunshot ing statements that authorities botched their investi- A jury of 10 whites and two blacks is hearing the The Macon Telegraph reports three former Washington County wounds. gation after Timothy Coggins was stabbed, cut and trial, which opened with testimony about Coggins’ officers were indicted Tuesday in the death of 58-year-old Eurie The victim has been identified dragged behind a pickup truck, but that didn’t mean horrific injuries. Martin of Milledgeville in July 2017. as 20-year-old Justin D. Perryman Frank Gebhardt, 60, was innocent of murder. Broder told jurors they would hear from multiple Former deputies Michael Howell, Henry Lee Copeland and of Mableton. The body has been Gebhardt’s attorney, Scott Johnston, said multiple witnesses who will testify that Gebhardt bragged about Rhett Scott also were charged with crimes including false im- turned over to the Medical Exam- pieces of evidence were missing. killing Coggins. “You’ll hear that he’s not ashamed of prisonment and assault. iner’s office for an autopsy. “Where did it go?” Johnston said. “The state does it,” she said. “You’ll hear he’s proud of it.” The three were previously indicted in December but a judge Anyone with information re- not get a pass because the case was old.” Broder told jurors the original investigation into threw out the case because a court reporter wasn't present during garding this incident is asked to Gebhardt and another man are charged with malice the killing was “shameful” and that authorities didn’t contact the Crimes Against Per- murder and other crimes in the killing of Coggins care about Coggins. Johnston agreed, saying Coggins grand jury proceedings. sons Unit at 770-499-3945 (Case near Griffin, Georgia, in 1983. The killing remained was “just another dead black man in 1983.” Martin collapsed after being shocked multiple times by Agent - Detective Brittian). unsolved until last fall, when authorities announced Johnston said missing evidence included tire im- deputies who were checking on a report of a suspicious person. —The Cobb County Police De- the arrests of Gebhardt and brother-in-law Bill pressions, a bloody sweater, hair samples, a wooden The officers have said Martin's death resulted from an alterca- partment provided this report. Moore, who awaits trial. club and an empty Jack Daniels bottle. tion.

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alarms in her own apartment, told jurors she be- Verdict lieved the victim’s boyfriend was the one responsi- ble for her injuries and said that she believed the FROM PAGE 1A victim and her then-boyfriend “fabricated” the out. She called the police using the phone of some- crime scene. one she flagged down in the complex parking lot. “I think somebody staged the bullets,” Pass said. Police investigators noted the victim had large “She was cheating on her boyfriend and she got swelling on her forehead and a lacerated lip when caught.” they arrived on scene. A sexual assault nurse exam- Cherokee Judicial Circuit Assistant District At- iner at the Sexual Assault Center of Northwest torney Elizabeth York dismissed those accusations Georgia also said the victim’s injuries were consis- of collusion, as well as Pass’ claims that the victim tent with her testimony. was an unreliable witness. Defense attorney Karen Pass was critical of the “The state would argue that there’s certainly evi- victim’s accounts of the event, citing what she con- dence, enough for us to move forward with the jury, sidered inconsistencies in statements she made to connected in terms of what they believe happened police and sexual assault examiners. that night,” she said. “We think we’ve met the [re- “There is a lot of reasonable doubt in this case,” quirements] for ‘beyond a reasonable doubt.’” she said. “Her story changed. Almost everything Wiswall, who was not present in the courtroom she said changed.” for the reading of the verdict, is tentatively sched- Pass accused the victim of ripping apart several uled to be sentenced on July 10.

SPECIAL Incoming Georgia Highlands College students can get a head start on their required math courses during the STEMFIT math boot camp July 16-20 at the Cartersville campus.

calculus — for their first college-credit math GHC course, Largin said. “As the trigonometry topics of Math 1113 are FROM PAGE 1A usually fresher in a student’s mind, chances of Dr. Greg Ford, dean of natural science and passing that exemption are high,” she said. “This RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS physical education, added it’s important for stu- enables a student to eliminate not just one, but The gardens of David and Doris Bishop were on the June 2 Northwest Georgia Daylily Society tour. dents to start college at the Math 1113 level two of the required courses for STEM pathways.” “since most STEM pathways require either pre- There are other benefits from attending the brochure or magazine, which we NWGDS Daylily Show. calculus or Calculus I as the first credit-level camp, according to Largin. Daylily will be handing out for free.” “My favorites are the Small and mathematics course and since pre-calculus is the “[It] increases the chances of exempting Math Acquiring key information Miniature categories,” she said. co-requisite or prerequisite course” for many re- 1111, thereby reducing the number of math FROM PAGE 1A from the first show she visited, “Flowers must be smaller than 4.5 quired science courses. classes that must be taken for a STEM pathway,” “As part of the American Worsham was inspired to later de- [inches] in diameter to qualify as The boot camp will include using active-learn- she said. “The active-learning strategies that will Daylily Society, our mission is to velop her Stockbridge garden small, and less than 3 [inches] for ing strategies for college algebra content, daily be employed during the camp deepen a student’s share daylilies with others and ed- from a “blank slate” to a home of mini. These little guys are so cute, practice tests and exclusive one-on-one time with understanding of college algebra so even if the ucate the public about this ex- about 200 daylily varieties. you’ll want to pinch them. They GHC professors in a real college classroom. exemption exam is not passed, it gives students traordinary plant,” Worsham said. “I would encourage anyone to are rare, when compared to some “There is one dedicated math instructor for the an extra boost and hopefully higher grades in his “The garden tour allows partici- come to the show, simply for the of the other categories, but have class, with two to three additional professors as- or her college algebra class. [And] this is not just pants to view daylilies in their sheer beauty of it all,” she said. recently gained in popularity. sisting throughout the week in activities and an extra summer math class with typical lecture. natural habitat, in a natural garden “The flowers will be all lined up, “Last year, by some miracle, I grading,” Largin said. It will be fun!” setting. On the other hand, the in near perfect condition, like lit- won Best Small flower with At the end of the weeklong program, students The deadline to register for the camp is July 11, show is a platform to exhibit a tle daylily ambassadors drawing Gaudy Grasshopper, which was may take the Math 1111 exemption test, and those and daily attendance is mandatory for student large variety of flowers in pristine you in. Many will be rare vari- actually hybridized in Georgia. I who pass also can take the Math 1113 exemption success. condition, to compete for Best in eties that you have never seen be- was so excited when I found out, test, both free of charge. If they pass the second For questions or to register, email math@high- Show. It takes a dedicated group fore. I literally started jumping up and exam, they’ll be able to register for Math 2261 – lands.edu or call 678-872-8099. of volunteers to make both these “I still remember the first show down. Gaudy Grasshopper has a events happen during peak bloom I attended. Smiling faces and in- brilliant green center, with a thin season, and the result is well credible flowers everywhere. I red ring, called an ‘eye’ around it. worth it. To see someone’s face was amazed. I was hooked. The The bright color defies the imag- light up when they see a beautiful best memory from that first show ination. … I doubt I can repeat flower for the first time is price- was the friendliness of the club that performance, but I know the less. members. Several people kindly event will be fun, no matter who “… I think the first thing you educated me about daylilies, ex- wins.” will learn at the show is how plained how the show worked and For more information about the many varieties of daylilies grow showed me the plants for sale. NWGDS — which typically well in Georgia,” she said, adding Hundreds of varieties later, my meets at 10 a.m. every fourth Sat- Did We Catch You Reading? there are no admission costs for garden is full, but I still can’t get urday at the Olin Tatum Agricul- the show or sale. “The diversity is enough. And I’m still learning tural Building’s Stiles staggering. There’s something for from the club members, who have Auditorium, 320 W. 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SPECIAL Adairsville High graduate Ethan Belcher, center, signs to play football at Birmingham-Southern College. On hand for the signing were, from left, front row, Stephan Belcher, father; Shannon Ertzberger, mother; back row, Charlotte Belcher, grandmother; Tina Belcher, stepmother; Daylon SPECIAL Bailey, brother; Grayson Belcher, brother; Josh Ertzberger, stepfather; Ronnie Payne, Adairsville High graduate Cody Henderson, center, signs to play basketball at Reinhardt grandfather; Pam Everett, grandmother; Ronnie Everett, grandmother; and Carolyn Clark, University. On hand for the signing were, from left, front row, Robert Henderson, father; Melissa grandmother. Henderson, mother; back row, Tarvis Scott, AHS assistant coach; Alex Disbrow, AHS head coach; and Jason Gillespie, Reinhardt head coach. Adairsville’s Belcher set to play Tigers’ Henderson joining football at Birmingham-Southern Reinhardt basketball program BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN Belcher also came to see the positives in being [email protected] taken down a peg, so to speak. Plenty of players, par- BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN une News this year and has earned him praise on ticularly at the wide receiver position, have a hard [email protected] courts all around the area this spring. Ethan Belcher always knew there was a distinct time going from being “the guy” in high school to “Everybody I’ve been playing against — like chance his numbers would drop off from his junior just “ones of the guys” in college. Cody Henderson finished his freshman year as I’ll go shoot or play in a scrimmage somewhere year to his senior season, and they did — but not for After having been through that humbling experi- a 5-foot-8 kid whose love was football. Three — and the people are like, ‘Man, I like your the reason he would have expected. ence already, Belcher is better prepared for the harsh years later, the 6-foot-4 Adairsville High graduate game,’” Henderson said. “That just gives me con- The Adairsville wide receiver burst on the scene realities of college football than most. will head to Reinhardt University on a basketball fidence. That’s why I keep working and working, his 11th-grade year. It meant teams wouldn’t be sur- “It helped me tremendously,” Belcher said. “It scholarship. so I can keep getting those compliments like prised by him the next fall. He anticipated double- changed my whole work ethic, and I started talking It all changed during a travel ball game that that.” teams to cut into his catches. However, he hadn’t with my coaches and with my family. They told me, summer before his sophomore season when every- His ability to score, rebound, handle the ball and considered the possibility a teammate would step up ‘This will help you mentally prepare.’ thing just “clicked.” He began focusing on basket- make plays defensively made him an asset for to challenge him as alpha dog in the receiving corps. “Once you get on campus, you know you’re not ball and it paid off with the chance to play Adairsville coach Alex Disbrow this past season But that’s exactly what happened to the recent going to be the top guy. You’re going to have to work collegiately for the Waleska-based school. — his first at the helm. Birmingham-Southern College signee when class- for it. That’s what I did every day in practice here. ... After sending a highlight tape to Reinhardt “His impact was more than numbers,” Disbrow mate Cody Henderson joined the team for his senior That helped me mentally prepare to get ready to do coach Jason Gillespie, Henderson earned an invite said. “But just numbers-wise, he was our second- year after having sat out the previous two seasons. that at the next level, and I can’t wait to do it.” to an open gym on April 21. Clearly, Gillespie leading scorer, he was our leading rebounder, he The long, athletic Henderson became an instant deep Tigers coach Eric Bishop agreed that the situation liked what he saw. was our best free-throw shooter, he was our best threat. can only benefit Belcher as he competes for playing “At first, I just went up there to play,” Hender- ball-handler. That’s going to be really hard to re- His emergence simultaneously improved the time at Birmingham-Southern. son said. “He asked me to come up to an open gym place going forward, but that’s why he is getting Adairsville offense and damaged Belcher’s statline. “It can definitely be beneficial for him to have just to see what I’ve got, so I went up there, played money to go perform at a university is because he Eventually, Belcher embraced the situation, which been in that environment, because he was our biggest and liked it. can do those things so well. Not just the numbers actually helped him avoid those double-teams down threat the year before as a junior,” Bishop said. “He “I like him as a coach. He’s cool and all that. aspect of it but the mental aspect of it, we’re just the stretch. caught like 80 percent of the passes we threw that When I played, he pulled me over to the side and tremendously proud of him.” “First of the season, it was really hard when Cody year, sometimes into double-coverage. You go from said, ‘I really want you.’ Two weeks later, I went That mental development and the maturation came in and started making plays like he did,” that and Cody decides to play, we’re spreading the back again and he kept saying positive things, so I process Henderson went through really impressed Belcher said. “... As the season went on — me and ball around more and more. ... I know he’ll do great was like, yeah, I want to go there.” Disbrow and Adairsville football coach Eric Cody have been friends since like first grade, so I was things over there.” For as tall as he is, Henderson will bring an in- Bishop. happy to see him doing well — it really helped me credibly well-rounded game to the Eagles. It out, him coming out.” SEE BELCHER, PAGE 2B earned him all-county honors from the Daily Trib- SEE HENDERSON, PAGE 2B Braves’ comeback falls short against Happ, Blue Jays

BY IAN HARRISON run at second. Tepera finished it by getting Associated Press Johan Camargo to fly out, earning his fifth save in eight opportunities The better J.A. Happ pitches for the Morales, who turned 35 Wednesday, Toronto Blue Jays, the better the chance went 2 for 3 and scored twice. He homered he finishes the season with another team. in the first, walked and scored in the Happ pitched a season-high 8 1/3 in- fourth, singled in the fifth, and flied out in nings to win his fifth straight decision, the eighth. Kendrys Morales hit a two-run home run Suzuki and Peter Bourjos hit solo home and the Blue Jays beat the Atlanta Braves runs for the Braves, who lost for the sec- 5-4 Wednesday for Toronto’s seventh win ond time in eight games. Atlanta began the in eight home games. day with an NL-best record of 43-29. Happ (9-3) allowed four runs and six Braves right-hander Anibal Sanchez (3- hits, walked none and struck out eight. The 1) allowed four runs and five hits in five veteran left-hander is the first big league innings. pitcher to record four starts this season “It wasn’t bad, wasn’t great,” Snitker with at least eight strikeouts and no walks. said. “He kept us in the game, gave us a “He’s got good life on his fastball,” At- chance.” lanta’s Nick Markakis said. “He’s always Sanchez is 0-2 with a 9.19 ERA in his been a thorn in the side.” past three starts against the Blue Jays. With Toronto well behind in both the After Morales hit a two-out drive off AL East and the wild card standings, Happ Sanchez, his sixth homer of the season, could be a candidate for a midseason trade Suzuki connected in the second, his NATHAN DENETTE/THE CANADIAN PRESS VIA AP to a contender. Toronto Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin scores against the Braves on a sacrifice fly by Aledmys Diaz during the eighth, and Bourjos tied it in the third with “I know he’s in demand and I can see fgame in Toronto Wednesday. his first homer of the season. why,” Toronto manager John Gibbons Toronto broke the deadlock in the fourth said. “If we were on the other end of it, I’d team get to the playoffs,” Happ said. “I “We knew going in it was going to be a back singles with one out in the ninth. when Randal Grichuk hit an RBI double want him, too.” know there may be rumors out there, but I tough ride,” Atlanta manager Brian Ryan Tepera came on and gave up an and Aledmys Diaz followed with a sacri- Happ is in the final season of a three- like it here and my focus is here.” Snitker said. RBI single to Kurt Suzuki, struck out fice fly. year, $36 million contract. Happ improved 4-0 with a 2.72 ERA in Happ had retired 18 of 19 before Fred- Charlie Culberson, then allowed an RBI “I signed to play here and try to help this nine career starts against the Braves. die Freeman and Markakis hit back-to- single to Ender Inciarte, putting the tying SEE BRAVES, PAGE 2B Georgia native Sexton ready for NBA draft Michael Vick sells Florida

BY TERRIN WAACK have to take it seriously.” good season.” 29 double-digit scoring games — AP Sports Writer This is a 19-year-old speaking. Sexton helped the Crimson Tide 16 were 20 or more points, three home for $1.4 million Opting for the fast lane, Sexton reach the NCAA Tournament for were 30-plus points. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cobb County native Collin Sex- declared for the draft after his the first time in six years. He then “A guy who plays extremely Michael Vick, who recently accepted a coaching job in Atlanta, ton isn’t asking for much. freshman season at Alabama, a scored 25 points in a victory over hard, he’s an overall great com- has put his Florida home on the market for $1.4 million. All the point guard wants out of program that hasn’t had a player Virginia Tech to send Alabama to petitor,” said Oklahoma’s Trae The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports Vick’s home in a gated Thursday’s NBA draft at Barclays drafted in the last decade. He’s the second round, a feat it had not Young, the draft’s other top point community in Davie, Florida, has six bedrooms and seven baths Center is to be picked by a good only the second Crimson Tide accomplished in 12 years. guard prospect. “Whenever on 6,295 square feet. team. Then, he wants a long and freshman to do so, the first since The Southeastern Conference you’re a competitor like me, you The house includes a home theater, outdoor pool, spa, lounge injury-free career. Playoff and the one-and-done rule was in- named Sexton SEC Co-Freshman like playing against people like area and marble flooring. It has been featured on VH1’s “Baller championship runs would be an stalled in 2006. of the Year — with Kentucky’s that.” obvious — and desired — bonus. That year was enough. Kevin Knox, who is also in the The Young Bull — a nickname Wives.” “And to just be happy,” Sexton “It was amazing,” Sexton said. draft — and The Associated Press Sexton plans to keep in the NBA In a Coldwell Banker news release, Vick says his family has said Wednesday. “Because that’s “I learned a whole lot — good, awarded him Newcomer of the — grew up fast. loved living there, but now that they have a third child it’s time to the main thing. Be happy with bad, everything. I feel like just Year. Sexton finished second in “Well, you have to,” he said. expand. what you’re doing because now being there and being around the the conference with 19.2 points “Because you have to leave.” Vick has accepted a job as offensive coordinator for the Alliance it’s a job. It’s something that’s group of guys I was with, I con- per game, adding 3.8 rebounds But he hasn’t had to say good- Atlanta, one of the franchises in the new Alliance of American going to feed your family. You nected pretty well and had a and 3.6 assists per contest. He had bye. Not yet. Football that begins play next February. 2B Thursday, June 21, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News

RECREATION Goatee, goals turn this into Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup CALENDAR BY RONALD BLUM through a translator. “He knows Later in the year, he dyed his AP Sports Writer how to refine his capacity and hair gold before accepting the age at his best.” Ballon d’Or — golden ball. He TENNIS CAMPS — Dates for MOSCOW — Cristiano Ronaldo’s competition with Li- hasn’t been available to discuss City of Cartersville Parks and Ronaldo walked out for warmups onel Messi is the great Millennial his scoring, or even his chin Recreation Department summer at sun-splashed Luzhniki Sta- rivalry in sports, soccer’s version stroking and new fuzz. After the tennis camps have been an- dium with diamonds affixed to of Ali vs. Frazier, Bird vs. Magic, match, he walked past reporters nounced. The QuickStart Tennis each earlobe and a new goatee DiMaggio vs. Williams. without stopping while holding a Tots program for ages 3-6 will sprouting from his chin — like a They’ve split the last 10 FIFA mobile phone to an ear. Ronaldo have three separate sessions. They goat, get it? Greatest of All Time. Player of the Year awards. later said during a television in- will run June 18-21, July 9-12 and He sparkled, even before the Ronaldo has won four Champi- terview he didn’t shave his chin July 23-26. The camps will run opening whistle of Portugal’s ons League titles with Real before last week’s game against from 9 to 11 a.m. each day with a World Cup match against Mo- Madrid in the past decade, Messi Spain and promised teammate fee of $80 per session. The Junior rocco. And then he validated his three with Barcelona. Ricardo Quaresma that if he Beginner/Intermediate Camps for flashy look with another glitter- Ronaldo covets attention. After scored he would keep the goatee ages 7-14 will have sessions the ing goal. the first of his three goals against throughout the tournament. same days as the Tots program Gems removed, Ronaldo Spain in Portugal’s opener last Long known for dousing his with an additional session taking headed in Joao Moutinho’s cross week, Ronaldo stroked his chin hair with gel, Ronaldo hopes to place July 16-19. All sessions will after Bernardo Silva’s short cor- as he ran in celebration. Adidas is be part of a team that jells into a ner kick in the fourth minute to running an advertisement featur- VICTOR CAIVANO/AP world champion. take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after scoring the daily at a cost of $130 per session. become the career international ing Messi with a real goat. He helped the Portuguese scoring leader among European No question Ronaldo works opening goal during the group B match between Portugal and reach the semifinals in his first players, and followed with one of hard to be the best, whether it’s Morocco at the 2018 soccer World Cup in the Luzhniki Stadium World Cup in 2006 and led Por- GYMNASTICS CAMPS — Wednesday in Moscow. Dates for City of Cartersville Parks his look-at-me-me-me celebra- effort in training, nutrition to tugal to its first major title at the and Recreation Department sum- tory runs. Ronaldo’s tournament- keep his body resembling His celebration was a ballet and Diego Maradona in one European Championship two mer gymnastics camps have been high fourth goal stood up for a Michelangelo’s “David” or en- that would have made George measure. Ronaldo has an airport years ago in France. announced. The preschool summer 1-0 win over a tenacious Moroc- suring proper rest. Balanchine proud. Ronaldo ran named after him — Aeroporto da If Portugal wins its group and camps for children ages 3-6 will be can team on Wednesday, putting “He does everything he needs toward a corner flag, and Madeira, on the island near his Argentina is second — or if Por- split into two sessions — June 25- the European champions in good to be better every day,” Portugal pounded the number 7 on his jer- birthplace in Funchal. There may tugal is second and Argentina 29 and July 16-20. The cost is $80 position to advance to the World defender Cedric said. sey twice — not the team crest. be debate over the GOAT, but first — Ronaldo and Messi could for each session. The camps run Cup’s knockout rounds. Ronaldo’s 85th goal moved He jumped and twirled his right Ronaldo definitely is FNC — the even face each other in the final. from 9 a.m. to noon each day. The Prolific scorer, pretty boy. Ac- him one ahead of Ferenc Puskas hand three times before landing airport’s three-letter code. He’s so Could Ronaldo stay at a high developmental summer camps for robat, diver. Winner, whiner. into sole possession of second on with arms spread like a seagull’s notorious that when an odd-look- level long enough to play in a those 7 and older will be split into Goatee and goals are turning the career international scoring wings, mouth open. ing statue of Ronaldo by sculptor fifth World Cup in 2022? three sessions. Each of those are this into Ronaldo’s World Cup at list, trailing only Ali Daei’s 109 “It was beautiful for me,” Emanuel Santos was unveiled at “His physical capacity, his $80, and will run from June 18-22, age 33, past the age considered a goals for Iran. He broke free of Ronaldo said after FIFA pre- the airport’s renaming ceremony technical prowess, his strategy, July 9-13 and July 23-27 from 9 soccer player’s prime, defender Manuel Da Costa and sented him with his second last year, it earned a lampooning he’s always evolving,” Santos a.m. to noon each day. “He’s like a port wine,” Portu- leaned low for a header from the straight man of the match award. by Kate McKinnon on NBC’s said, “contrarily to the regular gal coach Fernando Santos said top of the 6-yard box. He already has surpassed Pele “Saturday Night Live.” players.” CHEER CAMPS — A pair of youth cheerleading camps will take place July 20-21 at Excel walked in eight straight in 2013. Blue Jays: RHP Marcus Stroman Braves: Atlanta is off Thursday before Christian Academy. The camp for Braves BIRTHDAY BLASTS (shoulder) will be activated off the dis- opening a three-game home series against those entering kindergarten Morales has four home runs and eight abled list to start at the Angels on Satur- Baltimore on Friday. LHP Sean New- through second grade will take FROM PAGE 1B RBIs in eight career games on his birthday, Gibbons said. Stroman is 0-5 with a comb (8-2, 2.70 ERA) starts for the place from 9 a.m. to noon each Blue Jays infielder Yangervis Solarte day. 7.71 ERA in seven starts. ... 3B Josh Don- Braves. Newcomb has won eight of his day. The camp for those heading made it 5-2 with a two-out RBI single off THRIVING WITH FIVE aldson (left calf) left the team Wednesday past nine decisions. The Orioles have not into third grade through sixth A.J. Minter in the seventh. Toronto is 28-1 when scoring five or and will continue working out at named a starter. grade will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Cost WALK THIS WAY more runs. Toronto’s spring training facility in Blue Jays: RHP Aaron Sanchez (3-5, for each camp is $50. For more in- Blue Jays C Russell Martin has walked TRAINER’S ROOM Florida. Donaldson will not begin a rehab 4.35) starts the opener of a four-game series formation or to register, call 770- at least once in eight straight games, Braves: Markakis started at designated assignment until he is able to run the against the Angels. Sanchez is 1-0 with a 382-9488 or email matching a career-long stretch. Martin, hitter, the first time this season he hasn’t bases at full speed. 2.95 ERA in three June starts. LHP Tyler [email protected]. who walked twice Wednesday, also played one of the corner outfield spots. UP NEXT Skaggs (6-4, 2.81) starts for Los Angeles. BASKETBALL CAMP — Excel Christian Academy will host a coed basketball camp for those why he chose Birmingham-Southern. mates and coaches, probably the most, he held it like a grown man would handle from ages 8-13. The camp will run Belcher “When I got a chance to go visit and they were like brothers to me and my it. July 23-27 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 watch a game, I got to meet the coaches coaches were like second dads,” Belcher “Ethan is a coach’s dream. He handles p.m. each day. The cost is $165 FROM PAGE 1B and some of the guys. They welcomed said. “We were with them all summer, the his business. He goes about it like a pro- and lunch will be provided. For Belcher’s decision to join Birmingham- me in like they had known me for years. whole school year until like 8 o’clock at fessional would. He’s always got a smile more information or to register, Southern took longer than the Panthers The campus was just really beautiful, night. ... We bled and sweated together, on his face. He’s always having fun. He’s contact camp director Shannon perhaps anticipated. They were the first and the facility and field and everything and I’m probably going to miss that the always working hard.” Boatfield by phone at 770-382- program to target the 6-foot-1, 175- were just awesome. It made me feel at most.” He also showed a selfless attitude that 9488 or by email at pounder, but he patiently waited through home.” His coaches felt the same way. endeared him to Bishop, and it should [email protected]. a recruitment process that never quite While at Adairsville, Belcher also “I don’t know if I can quantify into serve him well down the road. blew up like he wanted. played basketball and ran track, including words how excited I am for Ethan,” “Ethan was so unselfish about his FLAG FOOTBALL — Regis- Even still, he was perfectly fine with reaching the state meet as part of the Adairsville boys basketball coach Alex touches he got in a game or in the sea- tration to play flag football in the his recruitment coming full circle. 4x100-meter relay team. He said it’s one Disbrow said. “He had so much adversity son,” Bishop said. “... To see him be so Cartersville Parks and Recreation “First of all, it really was because they of the things he’ll miss most about high this year. He actually had a little bit better unselfish when it came to who was get- Department league is currently were the first one to give me a chance to school. basketball-wise year last year, but he had ting the touches is so impressive. I think open. The league is split into two play at the next level,” Belcher said of so much going on in his personal life that his best football is ahead of him.” divisions — the Pee Wee Division “I’m going to remember all my team- for those 4-6 and the Tyke Divi- sion for those 6-8 — based on age at Sept. 1. Registration is $60 great advice.” the position before truly showcased his basketball, kind of how much he has ma- through Aug. 12 and $70 from Henderson Said Bishop, “The biggest thing is just natural athletic ability and his willingness tured as a young student-athlete. ... It’s re- Aug. 13 until all the spaces have to see the maturity and the transition that to learn and improve. ally been an interesting and fun been claimed. There is a non-resi- FROM PAGE 1B Cody has been through is the most im- “What’s so unbelievable is Cody did so transition.” dence fee for those living outside “We were real proud of Cody from the pressive and rewarding thing, seeing him well from the weight room to the track to Henderson struggled to put into words the city of Cartersville. mental side of it,” Disbrow said. “Physi- turn into that mature, well-disciplined, the practice field, he just jumped right how much his coaches meant to him. cally he’s developed, but the mental and about-to-be student-athlete at the college back in, and it’s almost like he never “I’m just thankful for them, to be hon- FOOTBALL — Registration to even the emotional part of it, he just grew level.” missed a beat,” Bishop said. “Except for est,” he said. play in the Cartersville Parks and leaps and bounds this year. He’s still Bishop was especially impressed with the terminology and the plays — know- Now, he’s got a chance to make them Recreation Department youth foot- going to need to grow more, as he faces the way Henderson handled his transition ing his alignment and assignment — proud and continue his success at the col- ball league is currently open. Reg- men at the college ranks. He’s going to back into football for his senior year after other than that, it’s almost like he never legiate level. It’s an opportunity Hender- istration is $100 through Aug. 12 have so many things that bother him, and having sat out the previous two seasons. missed a beat. son relishes. and $110 from Aug. 13 until all the we hope he has developed that skill set to His play at wide receiver would have “What’s more impressive than that, re- “I’m very excited,” he said. “I’m going spaces have been claimed. There is handle those things. If he hasn’t, been considered outstanding in a vacuum, ally, is the last couple of months, him to take what I’ve got, and I’m going to a non-residence fee for those living he knows where he can get some but the success he had after never playing going through the recruiting process with run with it.” outside the city of Cartersville.

FOOTBALL CHEERLEAD- ING — Registration to cheerlead for the Cartersville Parks and SPORTSROUNDUP Recreation Department 2018 youth football league is currently open. Cheerleading is open to MLB Standings those 5-12 years of age, based on age at Sept. 1. Registration is $95 On the Air NATIONAL LEAGUE through Aug. 12 and $105 from East Division W L Pct GB NBA BASKETBALL WORLD CUP SOCCER Aug. 13 until all the spaces have ATLANTA 43 30 .589 — been claimed. Uniform cost is in- Washington 39 32 .549 3 7 p.m. — NBA Draft (ESPN) 8 a.m. — Denmark vs. Australia (FS1) Philadelphia39 33 .542 3½ cluded in the registration fee. New York 31 39 .443 10½ PGA TOUR GOLF 11 a.m. — France vs. Peru (FOX) Miami 29 46 .387 15 3:30 p.m. — Travelers Championship: First-round play 2 p.m. — Argentina vs. Croatia (FOX) There is a non-residence fee for Central Division those living outside the city of W L Pct GB (GOLF) Chicago 42 29 .592 — Cartersville. Milwaukee 43 30 .589 — St. Louis 38 34 .528 4½ 5), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 7, Seattle 2 Pittsburgh 36 37 .493 7 St. Louis (Martinez 3-3) at Milwaukee (Guerra 3-5), 8:10 Washington 9, Baltimore 7 GYMNASTICS SCHEDULE Cincinnati 28 45 .384 15 p.m. Atlanta 11, Toronto 4 NCAA Baseball — The summer gymnastics sched- West Division San Diego (Ross 5-4) at San Francisco (Bumgarner 0- Cincinnati 9, Detroit 5 W L Pct GB 2), 10:15 p.m. Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 3 At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha ule for the City of Cartersville Arizona 40 33 .548 — Friday's Games Minnesota 6, Boston 2 Omaha, Neb. Parks and Recreation Department Los Angeles38 35 .521 2 Arizona at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay 2, Houston 1 All Times EDT S.F. 37 38 .493 4 Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Texas 4, Kansas City 1 (Double Elimination) will run through July 26. The nine- Colorado 35 38 .479 5 Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels 5, Arizona 4 Saturday, June 16 week session is for children ages San Diego 34 42 .447 7½ L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Oakland 4, San Diego 2, 10 innings North Carolina 8, Oregon State 6 Baltimore at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Mississippi State 1, Washington 0 2-13. Registration can be com- Tuesday's Games St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati 5, Detroit 3 Sunday, June 17 pleted online at www.cityof- L.A. Dodgers 4, Chicago Cubs 3, 1st game Miami at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Toronto 5, Atlanta 4 Arkansas 11, Texas 5 Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 2 San Diego at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Cleveland 12, Chicago White Sox 0 Texas Tech 6, Florida 3 cartersville.com. For more St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 6 Oakland 12, San Diego 4 Monday, June 18 Washington 9, Baltimore 7 N.Y. Yankees 7, Seattle 5 Oregon State 14, Washington 5, Washington eliminated information, contact the gymnas- Atlanta 11, Toronto 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Houston 5, Tampa Bay 1 East Division Tuesday, June 19 Cincinnati 9, Detroit 5 Baltimore at Washington, late Mississippi State 12, North Carolina 2 tics coaches at 770-387-5629. Chicago Cubs 2, L.A. Dodgers 1, 2nd game, 10 innings W L Pct GB Boston at Minnesota, late New York 49 22 .690 — Florida 6, Texas 1, Texas eliminated Colorado 10, N.Y. Mets 8 Texas at Kansas City, late Wednesday, June 20 L.A. Angels 5, Arizona 4 Boston 49 25 .662 1½ Today's Games The Cartersville Parks & Recre- Toronto 34 39 .466 16 Arkansas 7, Texas Tech 4 Oakland 4, San Diego 2, 10 innings Seattle (Paxton 6-1) at N.Y. 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Dodgers 0 Oakland (Bassitt 0-2) at Chicago White Sox (Giolito 4-7), 3 p.m. Oakland 12, San Diego 4 Minnesota 32 37 .464 6 8:10 p.m. Items for the Daily Tribune News Chicago 24 49 .329 16 Game 12 — Arkansas (46-19) vs. Game 10 winner, 8 San Francisco 6, Miami 5 Toronto (Sanchez 3-5) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs 6-4), 10:07 p.m. Recreation Calendar are accepted Baltimore at Washington, late Kansas City 22 51 .301 18 p.m. West Division Saturday, June 23 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, ppd. Friday's Games x-Game 13 — Mississippi State vs. Game 9 winner, 3 or in writing only. Information can be N.Y. Mets at Colorado, late W L Pct GB Detroit at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Houston 50 26 .658 — 8 p.m. mailed to the Daily Tribune News, Today's Games N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. x-Game 14 — Arkansas vs. Game 10 winner, 8 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Matz 3-4) at Colorado (Freeland 6-6), 3:10 Seattle 46 28 .622 3 Seattle at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Attn: Sports, P.O. 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