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eLone Wilson wanted it known that Mississippi State baseball Dfans joining him in Omaha, Nebraska, for the College World Series were specifically welcomed in his con- venience stores, and he hung a banner outside his downtown storefront to prove it. His wife went a step further: Why not Wilson feed the Rally Banana craze by giving MSU fans free bananas? The Cubby’s parking lot has been packed ever since. Wilson is a MSU grad who is presi- dent of Cubby’s, a chain of convenience stores throughout Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota with 36 locations, accord- ing to its website, most of them around Westburg the Nebraska-Iowa border Omaha occupies. Their downtown store on the corner of South 13th and Jack- son streets, about a mile from TD Ameritrade Park, has been flooded with MSU fans seeking to join the Rally Banana faithful. “We’ve probably given away at least three cases of bananas, I’d say an average of about 120 bananas per case. It’s about 40 pounds per box,” said Dustin Vander Wel, the store’s manager. “I ordered a bunch of extras. We haven’t made it through them yet, but we should.” Cubby’s is one part of what has become a national “thing.” Before MSU’s first game in the College World Series, Dole — one of the world’s biggest distributors of bananas — sent a press release announcing the company’s support of the team’s Rally Banana and picking it to win the national championship. The press release pointed out Dole has had a presence at the port in Gulfport for more than 50 years. “In addition to being fun for players and fans, ba- nanas have been shown to help athletes recover faster after peak performance than sports drinks and other foods — so there is science behind our pick, too,” Bill Goldfield, the director of communications for Dole Food Company, said in the statement. Chiquita, another national produce company known for bananas, has tweeted its support of the Bulldogs. The banana magic seems to be working. Started by freshman third baseman Jordan West- burg as a lighthearted way to build team camaraderie in the dugout (ESPN cameras caught Westburg and his teammates using a banana as a telephone and radar gun during the NCAA tournament regional round), fans cleaved to their “Rally Bananas” in the Brett Hudson/Dispatch Staff stands during a string of postseason MSU elimination Cubby’s convenience store manager Dustin Vander Wel restocks bananas Tuesday game victories. in Omaha, Nebraska. Cubby’s is handing out free bananas to Mississippi State Uni- See Rally bananas, 3A versity fans in honor of MSU baseball’s participation in the College World Series.

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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 3A MSU SPORTS BLOG ON LIne SUBSCRIPTIONS Visit The Dispatch MSU Sports Blog for breaking For only $1.50 per month, print subscribers can get unlimited Bulldog news: www.cdispatch.com/msusports access to story comments, extra photos, newspaper archives and much more with an online subscription. Nonsubscribers can purchase online access for less than $9 per month. @ Go to www.cdispatch.com/subscribe Prather named interim CEO for Partnership Judge dismisses suit over Mississippi city Board initiates ‘national nization since January 2013. She be- there is no doubt Jennifer and the gan her time with the Partnership Partnership staff will keep us going search’ for Maynard’s as the special events and projects strong. We are fortunate to have flying state flag coordinator and was promoted to this team working on behalf of our permanent replacement director of tourism in August 2017. community.” A lso dismissed a separate claim As interim CEO, Prather will Maynard, when contacted by By Alex Holloway help to oversee the Partnership’s op- The Dispatch, agreed with Toney. that the flag violated housing [email protected] erations while the board conducts a “I think she’s an excellent choice ‘national search’ for new CEO. She anti-discrimination law The Greater for the interim,” he said. “She’s got would not confirm to The Dispatch the experience to keep the momen- Starkville Develop- whether she intends to apply for the By JEFF AMY ment Partnership tum the Partnership has generated The Associated Press permanent job. over the past year going and will do has named Jennifer According to a Partnership Press an excellent job.” Prather its interim release, the Partnership board JACKSON — A federal judge is dismissing Prather acknowledged May- CEO while it search- has turned to Logan Development a lawsuit that sought to block a Mississippi Gulf nard’s role in building momentum es for a successor to Group to recruit CEO candidates. Coast city from flying the state flag that features for the organization, and said she Scott Maynard. Partnership Board Chairman the Confederate battle emblem. Prather U.S. District Judge Louis Guirola Jr. ruled Tues- Maynard an- Jerry Toney said in an issued state- believes that the Partnership will day that the plaintiffs suing Ocean Springs didn’t nounced his resignation as Part- ment that he believes Prather will see continued success. have standing to bring the lawsuit. nership CEO on June 14 to accept a do well while the board conducts its “Scott’s leadership over the las Guirola says the plaintiffs haven’t proved they position as the program director of search. year has propelled the momentum suffered unequal treatment by the government. employer relations at Florida State “Jennifer is a proven team player that the Partnership is experienc- “None of the plaintiffs here have alleged or ar- University’s career center. and committed to the vision of the ing, and I am honored to be entrust- ticulated any facts tantamount to a denial of equal He was selected for the Partner- Partnership,” Toney said. “Under ed by the board to lead our team and treatment,” citing a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- ship CEO post on June 29, 2017. her interim leadership, I am confi- organization through this period of peals case challenging the Mississippi flag that Prather, who serves as the Part- dent the Partnership will continue transition,” Prather said. “I am con- the same lawyer handling the Ocean Springs case nership’s Director of Tourism, will to prosper while we conduct our fident that with the strong team we lost. assume the position at the end of the CEO search. With the ‘busy’ (foot- have in place, we will see continued Guirola also dismissed a separate claim that the month. She has been with the orga- ball) season quickly approaching, success.” flag violated housing anti-discrimination law. Gui- rola wrote that the plaintiffs don’t claim “any ‘dis- criminatory housing practice’ or any actions relat- ed to the sale or rental of a dwelling” finding they didn’t have standing to sue under that law either. Ocean Springs officials had asked that the Area unemployment spikes, still lower than last year case be dismissed. with all four counties Increase likely Area unemployment numbers showing May jobless due to end-of- County May 2018 April 2018 May 2017 numbers that are only slightly lower than those Lowndes 5.3% 4.3% 5.6% school year job of last May. Woman ordered held on $50,000 Oktibbeha 5.0% 4.0% 5.3% When adjusted for sea- searches Clay 6.6% 5.2% 6.7% sonal patterns (includ- bail in child’s hot car death Noxubee 7.5 % 5.8% 7.5 % ing the end of the school By Slim Smith Th e Associated Press *Mississippi 4.7% 4.6% 5.3% year), something done [email protected] only at the state and na- *U.S. 3.8% 3.9% 4.3% PASCAGOULA — A judge is ordering a Mis- tional level, Mississippi’s Although unemploy- sissippi woman held on $50,000 bail after she was unemployed increase by ment rates spiked in Clay, * Seasonally-adjusted rate charged with second-degree murder in the hot SOURCE: Mississippi Department of Employment Security 0.1 percent while the na- Lowndes, Oktibbeha car death of her infant son. and Noxubee counties in tional unemployment rate News outlets report Jackson County Youth May — increases of any- flattened after a steady in- that regularly sees jobless fell by 0.1 percent. Court Judge Sharon Sigalas set bail Wednesday. where from 1 percent to crease over the past year. rates jump as students Despite the increase, Jackson County Sheriff Mike Ezell says 1.7 percent compared to The jumps in unem- compete for limited job there are more Mississip- 28-year-old Elizabeth Marie Barhonovich left her April — data released by ployment in May most opportunities. pians working today than 10-month-old son Kash in a car outside her home the Mississippi Depart- likely reflect the end of Yet compared to May at any time since July for an unknown amount of time on June 14. Of- ment of Employment Se- the school year, when stu- 2017, the numbers sug- 2008. As of May, there ficials say preliminary autopsy results show the curity suggests that the dents begin looking for gest that the unemploy- were 1,218,700 people in baby died from hyperthermia, or elevated body unemployment rates have summer jobs, a situation ment rate is stabilizing, the state with jobs. temperature.

A rea arrests The following arrests were made by Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office: n Christopher Spen- cer, 34, was charged with possession of metham- phetamine, possession of a weapon by felon and vio- Spencer Gove Price Dunn Pitts Conn lation of parole. n Lauren Gove, 26, was ing, cars, charged with possession etc. and four of methamphetamine and counts of improper turn. failure to ap- n Brittany Price, 28, pear. was charged with posses- n Kercy sion of methamphetamine. Wiegel, 25, n Johnny Dunn, 34, was charged was charged with domes- with grand Wiegel Johnson Coleman Peeks Barker II tic violence-aggravated larce- session of a controlled controlled substance and assault by strangulation. ny-more than $500. substance, possession of expired driver’s license. n Terry Pitts, 40, was n Curtis Johnson, 30, marijuana, disturbance of n Jimmy Barker II, 32, charged with possession was charged with posses- family and carrying a con- was charged with fourth of cocaine and possession sion of methamphetamine. cealed weapon. or subsequent offense of methamphetamine. n Cameron Coleman, n Michael Peeks, 46, driving under the influ- n James Conn, 28, 21, was charged with pos- was charged with pos- ence, no driver’s license was charged with bur- session, sale or transfer session of methamphet- and disobeying a traffic glary-commercial build- of a stolen firearm, pos- amine, possession of a control device.

Rally bananas Continued from Page 1A In Omaha, the Bulldogs are one degree from MSU in 1986, and later win away from a berth in the national received a master’s in business admin- finals. Only No. 3 national seed Oregon istration from the University of Mem- State stands in MSU’s way. On Monday, phis. From there, he worked stints in Westburg drove in seven runs in a 12-2 non-profit fundraising and insurance victory against North Carolina — and of sales before moving to upper man- course, he credited his potassium-rich agement posts in the banking field in good luck charm. Georgia and Kentucky. In 2013, Wilson went to Omaha to A personal connection work for Cubby’s. A year later, he was Wilson told The Dispatch his down- president of the chain of stores. town store usually orders about one case Wilson has actively followed the of bananas per week. To prepare for Bulldogs, tracking the baseball team’s MSU fans, though, it ordered 15 cases. progress this season from sub-.500 de- He also has found the banner hang- spondence to national title contingent. ing outside the store, which brandishes From a business and fan allegiance the baseball team’s logo, to be a popular standpoint, Wilson is only thinking photo backdrop for fans. about one thing. Wilson made sure Vander Wel knew “We cannot run out of bananas,” Wil- of the passion the MSU fan base displays son said. “I’d rather have extras at the and the onslaught he was in for. He even end than run out.” sent him a story about the rally banana. Wilson said he will donate extra This isn’t a gimmick for Wilson. bananas following MSU’s College World When it comes to the Bulldogs, it’s Series run to local shelters. personal. Follow Dispatch sports writer Brett Wilson earned a banking and finance Hudson on Twitter @Brett_Hudson 4A THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018

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ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller SLIMANTICS Is this what America has become? You’ve probably Americans, reveal- Trump wanted to take to court for hearings, but al- European Jews were been hearing a lot ing the ugliness of credit for stopping the cruelty, lowed to return to their homes referred to in subhuman about the Trump this administration but for anyone paying atten- during the process, which can terms in the 1930s, you will Administration’s in subjecting little tion, praising Trump for this be lengthy. Nobody got locked remember. When people are “zero tolerance” children to abuse move is like saying the man up. Certainly, families were considered as animals, your policy on immi- as a bargaining who helped put out a fire he not ripped apart. conscience permits you to gration, either tactic designed to himself started is a hero. But now, what had been treat them like animals. from Trump and force Democrats in But there are many who handled as a civil matter is So, while the policy of his surrogates or Congress to come will embrace that fiction, espe- treated as a criminal offense. separating children from their from every Missis- to table to approve cially among our politicians, It’s like being hauled off parents appears to be ending, sippi Republican Trump’s immigra- who have issued statements to jail when you get stopped there is little doubt that some currently holding tion plan, which admitting that children should for speeding. That’s zero other policy built on cruel office in D.C. or Slim Smith includes the notori- not be taken away from their tolerance. But nobody would cynicism will emerge to take campaigning for ous “border wall.” parents while re-affirming the suggest it is just. its place, policies that will be one of those seats. It was a cynical, cruel strate- prevailing “zero tolerance” There are those even in embraced by those whose The Republicans have “had gy, one that even previously policy on immigration. our own community who are attitudes are built on fear and their blood up” for quite some lock-step Republicans began Zero tolerance sounds won- terrified by this change in hatred rather than hope and time over the current state of to distance themselves from. derful, on the surface. When how these cases are being compassion. immigration policy, which has Terrified children all cry in folks break the law, they handled. They fear the next When a Border Wall is been left largely unaddressed the same language, after all. should be held accountable. time they show up for a court more symbolic of our nation’s and unresolved over the past Claims that the separation Who could argue with that? hearing, they may leave it in attitude toward immigrants three presidential administra- of families was a policy enact- But there’s something larg- handcuffs. than the Statue of Liberty, tions. ed by previous Democratic er, more cruel, less empathic What can be safely as- America has lost its sense of The focus on the topic hit administrations fell under and fundamentally un-Ameri- sumed is that Republican empathy, its confidence, its critical mass in recent weeks the weight of scrutiny, as did can hidden in the phrase. hatred for immigrants has optimism and its fundamental when, under Trump’s policy, Homeland Security Director What created the situation reached a pathological level. decency. children as young as three Kirstjen Nielsen’s claim that that led to this brief but ter- When they refer to previous That is what the Republican months of age were separated “only Congress” could end the rorizing policy of separating policies as “catch and re- Party has become. from their parents and put policy. As criticism mounted, children from their families? lease,” when they use “zero But is it what America has into cells as immigrant fami- there was no effective strate- It’s not zero tolerance as tolerance” as an excuse for become? lies sought asylum or refugee gy other than retreat. much as it is zero sense of cruelty, you realize that Each time Americans go status in the U.S. Wednesday, Trump issued proportion. immigrants are considered to the polls, we’ll learn the The images of those chil- an executive order to end Until Trump, those who less than human. You “catch answer to that question. dren — and audio of the chil- the practice, one step ahead arrived in the U.S. seeking and release” animals. To apply Slim Smith is a columnist dren crying for their parents of separate bills from the asylum were treated through the same term to a human and feature writer for The as they were taken away — Republican and Democratic the civil court system. That being is a sure sign of a real Dispatch. His email address is struck at the heart of decent congressmen to do the same. meant they were summoned sickness. [email protected].

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The FBI IG Report — Imagine this level of bias during the O.J. Simpson case Imagine for doing nothing. They probably didn’t Horowitz also said this about Strzok’s a number of times while discussing his what defense watch the debates, aren’t fully educated bias: “The one area where we were police work in a taped conversation with attorney John- on his policies, and are stupidly wrapped concerned about bias was in the October a screenwriter seven years earlier. And nie Cochran, up in his unmerited enthusiasm.” time period, and the ... weighing of Agent three witnesses testified that Fuhrman during the O.J. This is an Aug. 8, 2016, text message Strzok between focusing on the Russia used the N-word in conversations with Simpson murder exchange between an FBI investigator investigation versus the Weiner laptop them in the mid-1980s. Imagine if wit- trial, would — who was helping lead the investigation (Clinton emails), and our concern about nesses had credibly testified that, during have done with into Russia’s interference in the election his decision given the text messages.” the investigation, they heard Fuhrman notes to and at the time — and an FBI senior attorney, Consider this exchange between Sen. calling Simpson and/or his fans “deplor- from LAPD who were both married to other people Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, and Horowitz: ables” or “uneducated, lazy POS.” lead detectives and having an affair with each other. In Crapo: “What you’re telling us is you In fact, during the O.J. Simpson case, Tom Lange and the message, released to the public for found bias; those who you found the bias then-LAPD Chief Willie Williams, who Philip Vannatter Larry Elder the first time, FBI attorney Lisa Page among said, ‘Well, we didn’t let it bleed happened to be black, ordered a report to in which they wrote: “(Trump’s) not ever going to be- into our work performance,’ and you determine whether any bias or miscon- demeaned Simp- come president, right? Right?!” “No. No don’t have evidence to disprove that.” duct affected the integrity of their inves- son’s fans. Imagine a written exchange he won’t. We’ll stop it,” said lead agent Horowitz: “Correct.” tigation. Some investigators, the report in which one detective said, “We’ll stop Peter Strzok. The IG report said: “When one senior found, made minor procedural errors. him!” Imagine Cochran’s opening and Yet, incredibly, the IG concluded FBI official, Strzok, who was helping to But the report found neither evidence closing arguments, to say nothing of his that political bias did not influence the lead the Russia investigation at the time, of bias against Simpson nor evidence of cross-examination, if he’d had evidence outcome of the investigation. The report conveys in a text message to another misconduct by any of the investigators, similar to the kind of bias found in the said: “We did not find documentary senior FBI official, Page, that ‘we’ll stop’ let alone any bias or misconduct that af- Department of Justice inspector gener- or testimonial evidence that improper candidate Trump from being elected fected the judgment of the investigators. al’s report on the FBI’s handling of the considerations, including political bias, — after other extensive text messages Now suppose the LAPD report had Hillary Clinton email investigation. directly affected the specific investiga- between the two disparaging candidate noted numerous instances of bias and The DOJ IG report included several tive actions we reviewed.” Trump — it is not only indicative of a demeaning remarks by several investi- messages between FBI attorneys and Still, when IG Michael Horowitz tes- biased state of mind but, even more gators toward Simpson, yet the report employees who worked on the email tified about his report, as ex-CBS News seriously, implies a willingness to take nevertheless concluded, “We did not find investigation. Here is one from an reporter Sharyl Attkisson notes, Horow- official action to impact the presidential documentary or testimonial evidence unidentified FBI employee (who didn’t itz used many double negatives: “What candidate’s electoral prospects. This is that improper considerations, including work on the email investigation) to FBI we say here is not ... that there was no antithetical to the core values of the FBI political bias, directly affected the specif- attorneys, the day after Trump’s election: bias.” As to FBI lead investigator Peter and the Department of Justice.” ic investigative actions we reviewed.” “I can’t stop crying. ... You promised me Strzok’s prioritizing the Trump/Russia Simpson defense attorney Cochran Seriously? this wouldn’t happen. YOU PROMISED. collusion investigation over the Clinton vilified white cop Mark Fuhrman as a Larry Elder is a best-selling author and ... Trump’s supporters are all poor to email probe, Horowitz said, “We were “genocidal racist.” What made Fuhr- nationally syndicated radio talk-show host. middle class, uneducated, lazy POS that not convinced that that was not a biased man a “genocidal racist”? Fuhrman, the To find out more about Larry Elder, visit think he will magically grant them jobs decision.” “dream team” learned, used the N-word www.LarryElder.com. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 5A Some fear changes to state laws as US weighs pot medicine FDA expected to issue decision by the end ule I drug, a category with “no “My child was dying, and we attempt to ensure its product currently accepted medical use needed to do something,” Pat- could be legally prescribed and of the month on whether to approve drug and a high potential for abuse.” rick said. sold by pharmacies would have That strictly limits research on As for the potential approval a side effect: curtailing medical derived from marijuana to treat epilepsy potential medical uses for can- of a pharmaceutical based on marijuana programs already op- nabis or the chemicals in it, in- CBD, she said fear is her first erating in more than two dozen By KATHLEEN FOODY the month on the drug Epidi- cluding cannabidiol, or CBD. reaction. states. and P. SOLOMON BANDA olex, made by GW Pharmaceu- But for years, parents des- “I want to make sure that her The proposals generally The Associated Press ticals. It’s a purified form of perate to find anything to help right to continue using what sought to remove CBD from cannabidiol — a component of COLORADO SPRINGS, their children have turned to works for her is protected, first states’ legal definition of mar- Colo. — Some American par- cannabis that doesn’t get users the marijuana-based products and foremost. That’s my job as ijuana, allowing it to be pre- ents who for years have used high — to treat Dravet and Len- made legal by a growing num- her mom,” Patrick said. scribed by doctors and supplied cannabis to treat severe forms nox-Gastaut syndromes in kids. ber of states. Advocates like Patrick be- by pharmacies. But the change of epilepsy in their children Both forms of epilepsy are rare. Meagan Patrick is among came particularly concerned only applies to products that are feeling more cautious than Cannabidiol’s effect on a the parents using CBD to treat when GW Pharmaceuticals’ U.S. have FDA approval. celebratory as U.S. regulators variety of health conditions is symptoms in their children. She commercial business, Green- Neither Nebraska nor South near a decision on whether to frequently touted, but there is moved from Maine to Colora- wich Biosciences, began quietly Dakota allows medical use of approve the first drug derived still little evidence to back up do in 2014 so she could legally lobbying to change states’ legal marijuana, and activists ac- from the marijuana plant. advocates’ personal experienc- get CBD for her now-5-year-old definition of marijuana, begin- cused the company of trying The U.S. Food and Drug es. The U.S. Drug Enforcement daughter, Addelyn, who was ning in 2017 with proposals in to shut down future access to Administration is expected to Administration has long cate- born with a brain malformation Nebraska and South Dakota. products containing cannabidi- issue a decision by the end of gorized cannabis as a Sched- that causes seizures. Some worried the company’s ol but lacking FDA approval.

SUMMER WORK PROGRAM Appeals court tosses veterans’ lawsuits over burn pits Lawsuits allege burn pits caused health issues in more than 800 service members

By DENISE LAVOIE AP Legal Affairs Writer

RICHMOND, Va. — Military veterans who claim that the use of open burn pits during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan caused myriad health problems cannot move forward with dozens of lawsuits against a military contrac- tor, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday. A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Cir- cuit Court of Appeals agreed with a federal judge in Maryland, who last year threw out the lawsuits brought against KBR, a former Halliburton Corp. subsidiary. More than 60 lawsuits allege that KBR’s practice of dumping tires, batteries, medical waste and other materials into open burn pits created harmful smoke that caused neuro- logical problems, cancers and other health

Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff issues in more than 800 service members. Tyrone Eddins Jr., 17, works on a flowerbed on Main Street in downtown Columbus Monday. This is the second year The lawsuits, which were filed in multiple Tyrone has participated in Columbus’ summer work program. “I like working early because it’s going to help me lat- districts around the country and then con- er in life by teaching me good work ethic now,” he said. Tyrone is the son of Ashley Bernett and Tyrone Eddins Sr. solidated, also alleged that at least 12 service members died from illnesses caused by the burn pits. Like the lower court judge, the appeals court panel found that the lawsuits are barred under a legal doctrine holding that courts are not equipped to decide political questions; Historic Emmett Till marker in Mississippi to be rededicated only Congress and the president have the The Associated Press The Greenwood Common- near the spot where the 14-year-old power to resolve those. wealth reports that speakers will was accused of whistling at a white The panel found that the military had un- GLENDORA — A historic include Till’s cousin Wheeler Park- shopkeeper, whose husband and restricted control over KBR so that KBR’s marker describing the lynching of er, now 79. Parker was an eyewit- another man allegedly beat and decisions on waste management and water Emmett Till is being rededicated ness to Till’s 1955 abduction. mutilated him and threw him into services were “de facto military decisions” Thursday. The sign defaced last year stands the Tallahatchie River. not appropriate for judicial review.

Area obituaries Pearlie Evans of arrange- two brothers, Roy Quanntahious Willis of Roger L. and Lennie ALICEVILLE, Ala. ments. Jones of Columbus and Jackson, Vawndaasha Reed Slawson. He — Pearlie “Pearlie Rev. Robert Jones of Cop- Willis of Memphis, attended Ellison Ridge Mae” Lewis Evans, 82, Jones was peras Cove, Texas; two Tennessee, Donovan School in Winston died June 19, 2018, at born May sisters, Marie Henry Willis and Charity County and was for- Aliceville Manor Nurs- 21, 1943, in and Gladys Lewis, both Willis, both of Merid- merly employed as a ing Home. Lowndes of Columbus; 14 grand- ian and Jurnee Willis mechanic for the John Home Going Celebra- County, Jones children; and eight of Columbus; siblings, Deere dealership in tion services will be at to the late great-grandchildren. Michelle Walker and Macon and Torbert, Louisiana. He retired 11 a.m. Wednesday at Moses and Allie Lou Michael Willis, both Cecil Berry the James & Lola Lav- Jones. He was a U.S. Altovese Willis of Meridian; Arnedtra and later owned and Visitation: ender Memorial Chapel Army veteran and was COLUMBUS — Al- Mitchell of New Port operated the Discount Thursday, June 21 • 12-2 PM News, Virginia, Merritt Store in Macon. Ethelsville Baptist Church of Lavender’s Funeral formerly employed with tovese Willis, 42, died Services: Service with the Rev. Ford Motor Company in June 13, 2018, at Bap- Willis of West Point and In addition to his par- Thursday, June 21 • 2 PM Patrick Willis of Fort ents, he was preceded Ethelsville Baptist Church Napoleon Jones offici- Mt. Clemens, Michigan. tist Memorial Hospi- Burial ating. Burial will follow He was a member of tal-Golden Triangle. Jackson, Florida; and in death by his brother, Ethelsville Baptist Church Cemetery at New Antioch Baptist Greater Morning Star Services will be at 11 four grandchildren. Eugene Slawson. Memorial Gunter Peel He is survived by his Funeral Home Church Cemetery. M.B. Church and Tried a.m. Friday at Carters’ 2nd Ave. North Location Visitation will be from Stone M.B. Church. He Funeral Services. Raymond Slawson wife, Alice Slawson of Macon; daughters, Bev- 4:30-6 p.m. Tuesday at later became pastor of Burial will follow in MACON — Ray- Jon Beall the funeral home. Lav- Union M.B. Church. Union Cemetery. mond Slawson, 81, died erly Boykin of Nakomis, Incomplete ender’s Funeral Service In addition to his Visitation will be from June 19, 2018, at Noxu- Illinois and Terry Memorial Gunter Peel is in charge of arrange- parents, he was preced- Denton of Torbert, Funeral Home noon-6 p.m. today at the bee General Hospital. College St. Location ments. ed in death by his wife, funeral home. Carter’s Services will be at Louisiana; sister, Ruth Vera Jones; sisters, Ha- Funeral Services is 11 a.m. Saturday at Boychuck of Claw- zel Perkins, Irene Lowe in charge of arrange- Cockrell Funeral Home son, Michigan; four Coy Jones grandchildren; and six COLUMBUS — Coy and Susie Hughes; and ments. Chapel with Bill Ross great-grandchildren. D. Jones, 75, died June brothers, Oscar Jones, Ms. Willis was born officiating. Burial will Memorials may be 10, 2018. Willie Jones, Cleveland Aug. 30, 1975, in Merid- follow at Cotton Cem- made to the Cotton Celebration of Life Jones and Olden Jones. ian, to Charity Walter etery near Shuqualak. Cemetery fund c/o Dan memorialgunterpeel.com services will be 11 a.m. He is survived by his and the late Lawrence Visitation will be one Saturday at Hopewell four children, Vanessa Willis. hour prior to services Cotton, P.O. Box 126, M.B. Church. Burial L. Jones and Stephanie In addition to her fa- at the funeral home. Macon, MS 39341. will follow at Memorial L. Rice, both of Tupe- ther, she was preceded Cockrell Funeral Home Gardens. Visitation will lo, Niles O. Jones of in death by her brother, is in charge of arrange- If you had no idea be from 1-6 p.m. Friday Rayville, Louisiana and Brodrick Willis. ments. what to get her for at Lee-Sykes Funeral Christopher L. Jones of In addition to her Mr. Slawson was Valentine’s Day... Home. Lee-Sykes Fu- Marion County, Arkan- mother, she is sur- born Feb. 3, 1937, in neral Home is in charge sas; four stepchildren; vived by her children, Louisville, to the late Imagine how overwhelming arranging her funeral would be. Send in your church event! Give her the perfect gift, make pre-arrangements as a couple with Lowndes Funeral Home & Crematory. Email [email protected] Subject: Religious brief Call today for an appointment (662) 328-1808. 6A THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com CMSD board approves sale of Lee Middle property CMSD sells Lee the property who had purchased an Spears said the authority provided option on it from CRA, but it did not the school board the information Middle to Columbus release the developer’s identity un- it needed during Wednesday’s ex- til this month. ecutive session to feel confident in Redevelopment Military Lee was formed and both the development group and registered with the Mississippi Sec- the project. Authority retary of State’s Office in May with “School board members and the attorney Steve McEwen as the reg- school district are actively working BY MARY POLLITZ istered agent. CRA representatives to get old school sites back on the [email protected] have since confirmed local busi- tax roll to benefit the citizens of nessman Scott Berry is the lead Columbus and (give) money back Columbus Munic- developer for a proposed project at to the school district to benefit ipal School District’s the Lee site — where he plans to our students,” Spears said. “... We board of trustees convert the main building into 24 know that they have connections unanimously ap- one- and two-bedroom apartments, with people who have done these proved the sale of converting the cafeteria into a types of projects in Jackson and the former Lee Mid- restaurant, converting the gymna- Starkville. Military Lee has worked dle School property sium into grocery store space and to assemble a team with people ... during a special-call Castleberry constructing more retail spaces to help manage the tax incentives, meeting on Wednes- and apartments. the overall development and res- day. Originally built as Lee High toration guidelines, as well as the Columbus Rede- School in the early 1950s, the orig- overall construction of the property velopment Authority inal campus housed white students going forward.” announced Saturday during the final years of segrega- While Spears did not release Military Lee LLC tion in Columbus — a fact that os- specific identities of other develop- agreed to purchase tensibly earned the property state ers, he told The Dispatch at least the 15-acre property landmark status from the Missis- one individual involved worked with the shuttered sippi Department of Archives and with the revitalization of the Fon- school for a rede- Spears History in May. It later became Lee dren district in Jackson, which velopment project. Middle School, which shut its doors was converted to a thriving art and CMSD trustees OK’d the $1 sale in 2011 after Columbus Middle mixed-use district. of Lee Middle School property to School was built on Highway 373. Castleberry said he is confident CRA after a 20-minute executive Military Lee plans to leverage in the redevelopment plan. session, which was the final hurdle the site’s landmark status for histor- “I’ve had the pleasure of walking CRA needed to clear before it could ic preservation tax credits for the through the project with Mr. Ber- execute a $450,000 sale of the prop- redevelopment. It also is applying ry,” he said. “He showed me how erty to Military Lee. for the Brownfield program, which they’re going to be redeveloped. CRA will meet in the coming could reimburse through sales tax It’s the right type of development weeks to finalize the deal with Mil- 2-1/2 times the amount developers for the property. He’s an alumnus itary Lee, according to CRA board spend removing contaminants (like of that school. He owns a lot of ad- member Mark Castleberry, who at- asbestos and lead paint) at the site. joining land. He has a very personal tended Wednesday’s CMSD meet- desire to see it turned around.” ing. Jeff Turnage, attorney for both “We are extremely excited,” Cas- Spears confident CRA and the city, attended the tleberry said. “We’ve worked for in the plan CMSD board meeting with May- over two years on this. I believe it’s CMSD board president Jason or Robert Smith. Turnage says he the right developer.” Spears previously told The Dis- knows Berry and “if he says he’s CRA purchased a $1 option on patch the school district’s priority is gonna do it, he’s gonna do it.” the property in July 2016, and then to benefit from property taxes from “I’m just very relieved,” Turnage extended the option for another $1 whatever development comes to the said. “The CRA has spent untold a year later. The option from CMSD site, rather than from the sale price hours working on this and I think allowed CRA to market the proper- of the property itself. it’s really going to be a boost in that ty to potential developers. Though CRA has kept some as- area.” In November, CRA announced pects of the planned development The Dispatch could not reach there was a developer interested in out of the public square for months, Berry for comment by press time.

Mississippi regulators could approve sports betting rules State Gaming Commission has 1990s, have struggled and cannot offer special with competition as gam- bets or special odds to placed the rules on its agenda for bling has spread. Casinos a single patron. Sports hope betting could give books are supposed to get consideration Thursday Mississippi gambling halls detailed information on a competitive edge, at least anyone betting or winning By JEFF AMY service providers, though, for now. Betting itself is more than $10,000. The Associated Press must be licensed by the likely to produce less than Three casinos run by commission before bet- $10 million a year in tax the Mississippi Band of JACKSON — Missis- ting begins. Such service revenue for the state, but Choctaw Indians plan sippi gambling regulators providers are already ap- casinos hope it will attract their own sports books, are set to vote Thursday plying for licenses, God- customers who will spend but tribal leaders haven’t on whether to approve fi- frey said. Equipment must on hotel rooms, restau- said when they will start. nal rules allowing sports also be tested, with tests rants and other gambling. Those casinos aren’t regu- betting, clearing the way approved by the state. Casinos would pay state lated by the state, but God- for sports books to open Mississippi changed its and local taxes worth 12 frey said he expects state in the state’s 28 casinos in law in 2017 to allow sports percent of the wagers mi- and tribal rules will mesh July. betting as part of a bill le- nus the payouts. Missis- “very closely.” The state Gaming galizing and regulating sippi casinos could take Only two people wrote Commission has placed fantasy sports. The U.S. bets on any pro, college or in opposition to the pro- the rules on its agenda for Supreme Court last month Olympic sport, or any oth- posed rules, including consideration Thursday. struck down a federal law er proposition approved by Kenny Digby, the execu- Commission Executive Di- that barred gambling on regulators except political tive director of the Missis- rector Allen Godfrey said football, basketball, base- elections. But the commis- sippi Baptist Convention’s commission staff will pro- ball and other sports in sion will be able to veto Christian Action Commis- pose some slight tweaks most states. types of wagers “contrary sion. to the rules that were pub- Unlike in some other to the public policies of the “Any gambling or lot- lished for public comment states, Mississippi’s bet- state.” tery activity puts pressure in May. ting would be confined to Casinos could not take on our churches and relief If approved, the rules casinos. bets from coaches or par- ministries to meet addi- would take effect in 30 The state’s casinos, ticipants, must report sus- tional benevolence needs,” days. Some sports betting which boomed in the picious bets over $5,000, Digby wrote. SPORTS EDITOR SECTION Adam Minichino SPORTS LINE 662-241-5000 B Sports THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 BASKETBALL: BASEBALL: College World Series NBA draft Coaches Doncic set keep poise to join top to help college Bulldogs players in find groove pro ranks By Brett Hudson [email protected] By BRIAN MAHONEY The Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. — Mike Brown’s office in the Mis- NEW YORK — Luka sissippi State baseball Doncic is about to become team’s complex at Dudy an NBA player, though Noble Field features some- he’s unlike the other top thing that has never meant prospects who will be more than it does now. drafted. Steven Branscombe/USA TODAY Sports The decal is made to He already is a pro and Oregon State shortstop Cadyn Grenier (2) celebrates with second baseman Nick Madrigal (3) and pinch look like a champion. runner Andy Armstrong (9) after all three scored in a four-run eighth inning Wednesday that helped push stone, even Oregon State to an 11-6 victory against North Carolina in an elimination game at the College World Doncic though it’s Series at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska. just might stuck to the be the most wall via ad- accom- hesive. It dis- plished and plays a Har- intriguing ry Truman OSU survives to face msu Henderson player in quote — “It Doncic this class. is amazing A f t e r No. 3 national seed defeats North Carolina to set up game Friday vs. Mississippi State what you capping his brilliant stay can accom- By Brett Hudson plish if you in Spain with another title, [email protected] “Baseball’s all momentum. Once one guy gets the Slovenian guard heads do not care the list of international OMAHA, Neb. — The a hit, you can string them together and start who gets the players expected to be Oregon State baseball team credit.” — selected Thursday, a teen- rolling along.” that has got- didn’t get to the College World Brown ager whose resume is al- Series by committing multiple ten Brown and the rest ready more complete than errors and stranding double- Oregon State second baseman Nick Madrigal of the team’s even some of the most sea- digit runners every game. c o a c h i n g son veterans. But a performance like that p.m. Friday in another elimina- Madrigal, the fourth overall staff through “He may be the most left the Beavers on the brink of tion game for the Beavers. Ore- pick in the Major League Base- a trying accomplished European elimination Saturday. gon State will have to beat MSU ball First-Year Player draft, season. teenager to ever come into No. 3 national seed Oregon twice to get to the championship and infielder Michael Gretler B r o w n the draft,” ESPN draft an- State committed three errors series, which is scheduled to be- had three hits in a 16-hit attack has carried alyst Jay Bilas said. “You and left 11 runners on base in gin Monday. The Bulldogs will against Washington. Oregon the quote Gautreau know, there’s very little an 8-6 loss to No. 6 national seed have to win once to reach the State overcame a 4-hour, 31-min- with him that is unknown about North Carolina at TD Ameri- best-of-three series. ute stoppage of play due to through his career, but it him. He’s not some work- trade Park. “Baseball’s all momentum,” weather and rallied to score 10 has proven to be especially out wonder that people are Consider it a one-game aber- Oregon State second baseman runs after the delay. useful this season. projecting. He’s accom- ration. Nick Madrigal said. “Once one “When we came in here, no Brown, who has been plished things, and he has Oregon State (51-11-1) re- guy gets a hit, you can string one really said anything in par- an assistant coach at MSU been seen in five-on-five bounded by defeating Wash- them together and start rolling ticular,” Madrigal said. “We be- since July 2016, and assis- ington 14-5 Monday and North along. Any game you play down lieved in what we were doing. against high-level com- tant coach Jake Gautreau Carolina 11-6 Wednesday in here can give you some momen- We knew what we had to do, and petition for a number of have worked with MSU in- elimination games. The victo- tum, and a win like (against we’re confident in each and ev- years. He’s played profes- terim coach Gary Hender- ries set Oregon State up to face Washington) can get it rolling a ery guy on this team.” sional basketball since he son and volunteer assis- Mississippi State (39-27) at 2 little bit.” was 13.” See BEAVERS, 2B tant/coordinator of camps See DRAFT, 3B A.J. Gaura and director of operations Trevor Fitts to find peace so they could Sexton project it to their players. Fletcher’s bat helps Arkansas stay unbeaten The ability to remain poised following a 0-3 focused By ERIC OLSON start, the resignation of The Associated Press coach Andy Canniza- on long ro, and a 2-7 start in the OMAHA, Neb. — Domi- Southeastern Conference nic Fletcher was a freshman See COACHES, 3B run as pro All-American in 2017 and so im- pressive in the fall practices that By TERRIN WAACK coach Dave Van Horn thought Bulldogs visit Omaha The Associated Press Arkansas might have another Children’s Hospital Andrew Benintendi in the mak- OMAHA, Neb. — After NEW YORK — Collin ing. practice and a weightlifting Sexton isn’t asking for A month into the season, much. session Wednesday, the though, Fletcher was batting Mississippi State baseball All the point guard .190 and led the team in strike- team went to the Omaha wants out of outs. Children’s Hospital to visit Thursday’s All that was a distant memory patients. NBA draft Wednesday when he went 4-for-4 “We brightened their at Barclays with a home run and four RBIs to day. We enjoyed it, too, seeing all the kids smile Center is to help deliver a 7-4 victory against be picked when we came around,” Texas Tech that put Arkansas in Steven Branscombe/USA TODAY Sports MSU relief pitcher Zach Neff by a good control of its bracket at the Col- Arkansas center fielder Dominic Fletcher (24) receives the Hog Hat team. Then, said. “It uplifts their spirits, lege World Series. from infielder Hunter Wilson (6) after hitting a home run in the fourth hopefully, and allows them Sexton he wants The difference? inning against Texas Tech on Wednesday at the College World Series to keep fighting.” a long and at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska. “Just sticking with the ap- It is common for teams injury-free career. Playoff proach and not trying to do too that is one of the most potent in which had come into the game in NCAA tournament play and championship runs much,” Fletcher said. “Just a cou- the nation. scoring 8.2 runs per game and to participate in communi- would be an obvious — ty service acts. The MSU ple different things in my swing. “He slowly climbed out of batting .311. Texas Tech’s six and desired — bonus. football team, for instance, But mostly just being relaxed up it, a little here, and little there, hits were its fewest in 19 games, “And to just be happy,” made a hospital visit when and down the stretch the last 45 and its 14 strikeouts were three Sexton said Wednesday. there and not getting too jumpy.” it was in Jacksonville, Flori- fewer than the season-high 17 it “Because that’s the main Fletcher doubled in two runs days he’s been pretty good,” Van da, for the TaxSlayer Bowl. had in a 5-1 loss at Arkansas in MSU was able to thing. Be happy with what in the first inning, homered in Horn said. “He’ll have a game April. schedule the visit to Omaha you’re doing because now the fourth, had a bunt single in where it doesn’t look good and Arkansas starting pitcher Children’s Hospital because it’s a job. It’s something the sixth and singled in a run he’ll have a game like today and in the eighth. His average has he’ll hit three or four balls on the Kacey Murphy limited Texas it has two days between that’s going to feed your games. The team was there Tech to two runs and two hits family. You have to take it jumped more than 100 points, screws.” for more than an hour. seriously.” to .296, and he’s become an in- Arkansas (46-19) mostly held in 4 2/3 innings. The Detroit — Brett Hudson This is a 19-year-old tegral part of an Arkansas lineup in check Texas Tech (45-19), See ARKANSAS, 4B speaking. Opting for the fast lane, SCHEDULE Sexton declared for the At TD Ameritrade Park, Omaha, Nebraska (x-if necessary) draft after his freshman Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games Saturday’s Games n NOTE: Best-of-three title series season at Alabama, a pro- n Arkansas 7, Texas Tech 4 n Game 11 — Mississippi State n x-Game 13 — Mississippi begins at 6 p.m. Monday. gram that hasn’t had a n Oregon State 11, (39-27) vs. Oregon State State vs. Game 9 winner, player drafted in the last North Carolina 6, UNC eliminated (51-11-1), 2 p.m. (ESPN) 2 or 7 p.m. (ESPN) Inside decade. He’s only the sec- n n Today’s Game Game 12 — Arkansas x-Game 14 — Game 8 winner n Adley Rutschman’s three-run ond Crimson Tide fresh- n Game 10 — Florida (48-20) (46-19) vs. Game 10 winner, vs. Game 10 winner, double tied the game and Brett man to do so, the first vs. Texas Tech (45-19), 7 p.m. 7 p.m. (ESPN) 7 p.m. (ESPN) Daniels walked in the go-ahead See SEXTON, 3B (ESPN) run to lift Oregon State. Page 2B 2B THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL BASEBALL: AMERICAN LEAGUE College World East Division Happ lifts W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Series New York 49 22 .690 — — 7-3 W-3 28-11 21-11 Boston 49 26 .653 2 — 5-5 L-2 23-11 26-15 Toronto 34 39 .466 16 11½ 6-4 W-1 20-20 14-19 Blue Jays Tampa Bay 34 40 .459 16½ 12 5-5 L-1 15-16 19-24 Late rally Baltimore 21 51 .292 28½ 24 2-8 W-1 11-23 10-28 Central Division W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away by Braves Cleveland 40 33 .548 — — 6-4 W-4 24-13 16-20 Detroit 36 39 .480 5 10½ 6-4 L-2 23-17 13-22 helps OSU Minnesota 33 37 .471 5½ 11 6-4 W-2 19-17 14-20 By IAN HARRISON Chicago 24 49 .329 16 21½ 2-8 L-7 12-24 12-25 The Associated Press Kansas City 22 52 .297 18½ 24 1-9 L-9 10-29 12-23 West Division stay alive TORONTO — The W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away better J.A. Happ pitches Houston 50 26 .658 — — 9-1 W-1 21-15 29-11 By ERIC OLSON for the Toronto Blue Jays, Seattle 46 28 .622 3 — 6-4 L-3 25-14 21-14 The Associated Press the better the chance he Los Angeles 39 35 .527 10 7 3-7 W-1 18-19 21-16 finishes the season with Oakland 38 36 .514 11 8 5-5 W-4 20-20 18-16 OMAHA, Neb. — The Texas 32 44 .421 18 15 5-5 W-5 15-24 17-20 another team. Oregon State baseball YESTERDAY’S ANSWER Happ pitched a sea- NATIONAL LEAGUE team was down three runs YESTERDAY’SYesterday’s ANSWER answer East Division when a steady mist moved Sudoku 4 8 5 6 3 9 2 1 7 son-high 8 1/3 innings to Sudoku is a number- W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Sudoku is a number- win his fifth-straight deci- in at TD Ameritrade placing puzzle based on 1 9 2 7 8 4 5 3 6 Atlanta 43 30 .589 — — 7-3 L-1 21-13 22-17 placing puzzle based on sion, Kendrys Morales hit Park in the eighth inning a 9x9 grid with several Philadelphia 39 33 .542 3½ — 7-3 W-1 24-13 15-20 a 9x9 grid with several 6 3 7 5 2 1 8 9 4 a two-run home run and Wednesday night. given numbers. The object Washington 39 33 .542 3½ — 3-7 L-1 17-18 22-15 given numbers. The object 7 2 6 9 4 3 1 8 5 Perfect conditions for is to place the numbers the Blue Jays beat the At- New York 31 40 .437 11 7½ 4-6 L-2 13-21 18-19 is to place the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty spaces 8 4 3 2 1 5 7 6 9 lanta Braves 5-4 Wednes- Miami 29 46 .387 15 11½ 6-4 L-2 14-21 15-25 a team from the Pacific 1 to 9 in the empty spaces so that each row, each day for Toronto’s seventh Central Division Northwest. so that each row, each 9 5 1 8 7 6 3 4 2 column and each 3x3 box W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away “Every time we’re play- column and each 3x3 box 2 6 8 1 9 7 4 5 3 win in eight home games. contains the same number Chicago 42 29 .592 — — 5-5 W-2 21-14 21-15 ing and it starts to rain, ev- contains the same number Happ (9-3) allowed four only once. The difficulty 3 7 9 4 5 8 6 2 1 Milwaukee 43 30 .589 — — 5-5 W-1 21-14 22-16 eryone looks around and only once. The difficulty runs and six hits, walked level increases from 2018 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. St. Louis 38 34 .528 4½ 1 3-7 L-1 21-18 17-16 level increases from 5 1 4 3 6 2 9 7 8 Pittsburgh 36 37 .493 7 3½ 5-5 L-1 21-17 15-20 says, ‘OK, we’re going to Monday to Sunday. Difficulty Level 6/20 none and struck out eight. Monday to Sunday. The veteran left-hander is Cincinnati 28 45 .384 15 11½ 6-4 W-3 13-23 15-22 come back and do what we the first big league pitcher West Division do at home,’” OSU short- W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away stop Cadyn Grenier said. to record four starts this Arizona 40 33 .548 — — 6-4 L-1 23-16 17-17 season with at least eight “When the rain comes, we Los Angeles 38 35 .521 2 1½ 6-4 L-2 20-19 18-16 know there’s a possibility strikeouts and no walks. San Francisco 37 38 .493 4 3½ 4-6 W-2 21-12 16-26 of a storm coming — and “He’s got good life on Colorado 36 38 .486 4½ 4 4-6 W-2 13-20 23-18 that’s from us.” his fastball,” Atlanta’s San Diego 34 42 .447 7½ 7 4-6 L-4 18-23 16-19 The Beavers stormed Nick Markakis said. “He’s American League National League back all right and knocked always been a thorn in the Wednesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games North Carolina out of the side.” Cincinnati 5, Detroit 3 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, ppd. College World Series with With Toronto well be- Toronto 5, Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 5, Detroit 3 an 11-6 win. hind in both the AL East Toronto 5, Atlanta 4 Cleveland 12, Chicago White Sox 0 Brett Daniels walked and the wild card stand- Oakland 12, San Diego 4 Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3 Chicago Cubs 4, L.A. Dodgers 0 in the go-ahead run after ings, Happ could be a Baltimore 3, Washington 0 Adley Rutschman tied it candidate for a midseason N.Y. Yankees 7, Seattle 5 Oakland 12, San Diego 4 San Francisco 6, Miami 5 with a three-run double. trade to a contender. Houston 5, Tampa Bay 1 Baltimore 3, Washington 0 Tyler Malone hit his sec- “I know he’s in demand Minnesota 4, Boston 1 Colorado 10, N.Y. Mets 8 ond homer of the CWS, and I can see why,” Toron- Texas 3, Kansas City 2 Today’s Games and the Beavers’ third of Today’s Games to manager John Gibbons N.Y. Mets (Matz 3-4) at Colorado the game, as Oregon State said. “If we were on the Seattle (Paxton 6-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Freeland 6-6), 2:10 p.m. (51-11-1) built a five-run other end of it, I’d want (Severino 10-2), 12:05 p.m. Arizona (Godley 7-5) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl cushion and avenged an him, too.” Boston (Porcello 8-3) at Minnesota 5-4), 6:05 p.m. 8-6 loss to the Tar Heels Happ is in the final sea- (Gibson 2-4), 12:10 p.m. Baltimore (Gausman 3-6) at Washington (44-20) on Saturday. Baltimore (Gausman 3-6) at Washington son of a three-year, $36 (Scherzer 10-3), 6:05 p.m. It was a stunning turn- (Scherzer 10-3), 6:05 p.m. million contract. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 5-6) at about after the Tar Heels Oakland (Bassitt 0-2) at Chicago White Cincinnati (Harvey 1-5), 6:10 p.m. “I signed to play here wiped out a 3-0 deficit to go Sox (Giolito 4-7), 7:10 p.m. St. Louis (Martinez 3-3) at Milwaukee and try to help this team up 6-3 in the sixth. North Toronto (Sanchez 3-5) at L.A. Angels (Suter 7-4), 7:10 p.m. get to the playoffs,” Happ Carolina had been 37-0 (Skaggs 6-4), 9:07 p.m. San Diego (Ross 5-4) at San Francisco said. “I know there may (Bumgarner 0-2), 9:15 p.m. when leading after seven be rumors out there, but I Friday’s Games Detroit (Fiers 5-3) at Cleveland (Bieber Friday’s Games innings and had won 50 like it here and my focus is 1-0), 6:10 p.m. Arizona (Corbin 6-3) at Pittsburgh (Nova straight when scoring six here.” N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 4-2) at Tampa 4-5), 6:05 p.m. runs, the longest streak in Happ improved 4-0 Philadelphia (Eflin 4-2) at Washington Bay (TBD), 6:10 p.m. Division I. (Roark 3-7), 6:05 p.m. with a 2.72 earned run av- Seattle (LeBlanc 3-0) at Boston (Wright “Until that final out, we Chicago Cubs (Quintana 6-5) at erage in nine career starts 2-1), 6:10 p.m. never feel we’re out of the Cincinnati (Castillo 4-8), 6:10 p.m. against the Braves. Baltimore (Cobb 2-9) at Atlanta game,” OSU star second L.A. Dodgers (Wood 2-5) at N.Y. Mets “We knew going in it (Newcomb 8-2), 6:35 p.m. baseman Nick Madrigal was going to be a tough (Wheeler 2-5), 6:10 p.m. said. “That’s the way Or- Kansas City (Duffy 3-7) at Houston Baltimore (Cobb 2-9) at Atlanta ride,” Atlanta manager egon State baseball is. (Keuchel 4-8), 7:10 p.m. (Newcomb 8-2), 6:35 p.m. We’re going to fight to the Brian Snitker said. Oakland (Manaea 6-6) at Chicago White St. Louis (Flaherty 3-2) at Milwaukee Happ had retired 18 of Sox (Shields 2-8), 7:10 p.m. (Anderson 5-6), 7:10 p.m. end.” 19 before Freddie Free- Texas (Minor 4-4) at Minnesota (Romero Miami (Chen 2-3) at Colorado (Gray 6-7), North Carolina’s man and Markakis hit 3-2), 7:10 p.m. 7:40 p.m. eighth-inning meltdown back-to-back singles with Toronto (Estrada 4-6) at L.A. Angels San Diego (Richard 6-6) at saw three pitchers walk one out in the ninth. (Lamb 0-0), 9:07 p.m. San Francisco (Stratton 8-4), 9:15 p.m. See OSU, 4B ACROSS 1 Less hackneyed Beavers 6 Some agents Continued from Page 1B 11 Wed in haste Gretler said the Bea- first inning by shortstop the time just be as com- the top spot in the order 12 Tennis star vers have kept their com- Cadyn Greiner and catcher petitive as you can pos- all season. He is hitting Rafael posure in moments like Adley Rutschman gave Or- sibly be and I’ll live with .360 and has a .469 on- 13 Ready for bed those in part by using egon State an early advan- that, and they were.” base percentage and 14 14 Tusk material 15 Make fun of meditation as a training tage. But North Carolina With 16 hits and two stolen bases, but he was 17 Decline mechanism. He refer- tied the game with three home runs against Wash- pulled early in the game 19 Count starter enced a lengthy delay in runs in the third and led 6-3 ington, Oregon State set against Washington. Ca- 20 All the rage a game against California with one out in the eighth, the single-season school sey hoped Kwan would be 23 “Rebel Without on March 17, when Ore- but Oregon State scored record for hits and home able to play Wednesday, —” gon State rallied after the four runs in each of the last runs. but he was only able to 25 Get by 26 Rio event of 2016 layoff to score eight runs two innings to eliminate It remains to be seen pinch hit in the eighth and 28 Choreography bit in the final three innings. the Tar Heels (44-20). if Oregon State will try was intentionally walked. 29 Burns or Brown- “When you’re relaxed, “Our club represented to build on those totals Preston Jones pinch ran ing 30 Toady’s answer it gives you the best everything I ask teams to with All-Pacific 12 Con- for him. Kwan’s status for 6 Sarcastic 31 Of little value 31 Write hastily chance to be successful,” be,” Oregon State coach ference center fielder Ste- the game against MSU is 7 Cover with asphalt 33 Pull in 32 Argon, for one Gretler said. Pat Casey said. “They ven Kwan in the lineup. uncertain. 8 Ceremony words 34 Future paper 33 Moon of Jupiter 9 Corn helping 35 Nile slitherer That poise paid off were resilient. They were Kwan, who injured a ham- Follow Dispatch sports 35 Egyptian city 10 Devious 36 That lady Wednesday. tough. They fought. They string Monday against writer Brett Hudson on 38 Ornamental tree 16 Wrong 37 Pale Solo home runs in the scrapped. I ask guys all Washington, has manned Twitter @Brett_Hudson 41 “Jaws” threat 17 Fresh 39 Great service 42 Choose 18 Biting 40 Cozy sts. 43 Minimal change 20 Half of a team’s 44 Church areas schedule 21 Met work DOWN 22 Grade deter- 1 Court divider miners 2 Bulldog backer 24 Game caller 3 Jotto and Ghost 25 Truck part 4 Foil’s kin 27 Set sail 5 Token of love

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NBA draft Early Entries GOLF Deng Adel, Louisville, 6-7, junior CALENDAR Draft Rawle Alkins, Arizona, 6-5, sophomore Mike Amius, Western Carolina, 6-7, junior NCAA tournament Continued from Page 1B Kostas Antetokounmpo, Dayton, 6-10, freshman Deandre Ayton, Arizona, 7-1, freshman College World Series Doncic couldn’t join Deandre Ayton, Marvin Marvin Bagley III, Duke, 6-11, freshman Spieth, others try Mohamed Bamba, Texas, 6-11, freshman, At Omaha, Nebraska Bagley III and the other headliners in New York Keita Bates-Diop, Ohio State, 6-7, junior Tashawn Berry, Dakota College (N.D.), 6-3, Friday’s Game on Wednesday because he was en route from sophomore Leron Black, Illinois, 6-7, junior Mississippi State vs. Oregon State, 2 p.m. Spain after finishing off his dream season by Jordan Brangers, South Plains College (Texas), 6-2, sophomore to bounce back helping Real Madrid win its ACB league cham- Mikal Bridges, Villanova, 6-6, junior Miles Bridges, Michigan State, 6-7, sophomore on the air pionship Tuesday. The 6-foot-7 guard made a Bruce Brown Jr., Miami, 6-5, sophomore Troy Brown Jr., Oregon, 6-7, freshman 3-pointer off one leg with the shot clock running Jalen Brunson, Villanova, 6-3, junior Today down and Real Madrid clinging to a three-point Elijah Bryant, BYU, 6-5, junior from U.S. Open COLLEGE BASEBALL Tony Carr, Penn State, 6-5, sophomore lead, and his team held on to win the series in Wendell Carter Jr., Duke, 6-10, freshman 7 p.m. — NCAA World Series, Florida vs. Texas Kameron Chatman, Detroit, 6-9, junior By The Associated Press Tech, at Omaha, Nebraska, ESPNU four games and allow him to get to Barclays Cen- Bryant Crawford, Wake Forest, 6-3, junior Eric Davis Jr., Texas, 6-3, junior GOLF ter in time for Thursday’s festivities, rather than Tyler Davis, Texas A&M, 6-10, junior CROMWELL, Conn. — Some of the big- 2:30 p.m. — PGA Tour, Travelers Championship, stay behind for a Game 5. Marcus Derrickson, Georgetown, 6-7, junior first round, at Cromwell, Connecticut, TGC Hamidou Diallo, Kentucky, 6-5, freshman He had already been the MVP of the Euro Donte DiVincenzo, Villanova, 6-5, sophomore gest names in golf missed the cut at last 10 p.m. — Asian & Korean Tours, Kolon Korea - Dikembe Dixson, UIC, 6-7, sophomore league season and its Final Four, the youngest Trevon Duval, Duke, 6-3, freshman week’s U.S. Open. They’re spending this Open, second round, at Cheonan, South Korea, Drew Eubanks, Oregon State, 6-10, junior week in Connecticut looking to fix whatever TGC player to win both honors, as Real Madrid won Jacob Evans, Cincinnati, 6-6, junior Tremaine Fraiser, Westchester CC (N.Y.), 6-3, might be wrong with their game before next MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL that title as well. sophomore Noon — Boston at Minnesota, MLB Network Melvin Frazier Jr., Tulane, 6-6, junior month’s British Open. “I’m speechless,” he told the team’s website Wenyen Gabriel, Kentucky, 6-9, sophomore 3 p.m. — N.Y. Mets at Colorado (joined in prog- Kaiser Gates, Xavier, 6-8, junior Jordan Spieth, the defending champion ress), MLB Network after Tuesday’s victory. “It has been the season Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Kentucky, 6-6, freshman DJ Hogg, Texas A&M, 6-9, junior at both this week’s Travel- 6 p.m. — Regional coverage, Chicago Cubs at of my life. It’s incredible.” Aaron Holiday, UCLA, 6-1, junior Roundup ers Championship and next Cincinnati OR Baltimore at Washington, MLB The Phoenix Suns have the No. 1 pick and are Kevin Huerter, Maryland, 6-7, sophomore Network DeAngelo Isby, Utah State, 6-5, junior month’s Open Championship, widely expected to draft Arizona center Deandre Jaren Jackson Jr., Michigan State, 6-11, freshman 7 p.m. — St. Louis at Milwaukee, Fox Sports Justin Jackson, Maryland, 6-7, sophomore will try to avoid missing the weekend for the Ayton, even though new coach Igor Kokoskov Ismaila Kane, Atlanta Metropolitan, 6-9, freshman Midwest Devonte Klines, Montana State, 6-0, junior third straight tournament. 9 p.m. — Regional coverage, Toronto at L.A. coached Doncic last summer on the Slovenian Kevin Knox, Kentucky, 6-9, freshman Terry Larrier, UConn, 6-8, junior “In order for (my game) to be ready, major Angels or San Diego at San Francisco, MLB national team that won the nation’s first EuroBas- Marquez Letcher-Ellis, Rice, 6-7, sophomore championship ready for the Open Champion- Network ket gold medal. Makinde London, Chattanooga, 6-10, junior MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Brandon McCoy, UNLV, 7-1, freshman Then it’s Sacramento, Atlanta, Memphis, and De’Anthony Melton, Southern Cal, 6-4, freshman ship, I think being in contention this week 8 p.m. — Professional Fighters League, at Chica- Chimezie Metu, Southern Cal, 6-11, junior would be a big key,” he said. “It’s tough to Dallas, and any of them could consider a player Shake Milton, SMU, 6-6, junior go, NBC Sports Network Max Montana, San Diego State, 6-9, junior go win a major championship if you’re not at NBA who’s only 19 but has been playing against some Doral Moore, Wake Forest, 7-1, junior 6 p.m. — 2018 NBA Draft, at Brooklyn, New Malik Newman, Kansas, 6-3, sophomore least coming off of top 10 finishes in tourna- of the toughest competition outside the NBA Josh Okogie, Georgia Tech, 6-4, sophomore York, ESPN Adjin Penava, Marshall, 6-9, junior ments where you had a chance to win.” for years. And while there may always be some Michael Porter Jr., Missouri, 6-10, freshman SOCCER Billy Preston, Kansas, 6-10, freshman A year ago, a previously struggling Spieth 10 a.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group skepticism of European players because Darko Jerome Robinson, Boston College, 6-6, junior Mitchell Robinson, Western Kentucky, 7-0, freshman shot a 7-under 63 in his first-ever round at TPC C, France vs. Peru, at Ekaterinburg, Russia, Milicic bombed after being taken right behind Brandon Sampson, LSU, 6-5, junior River Highlands and went wire to wire, winning WLOV LeBron James and ahead of Carmelo Anthony, Corey Sanders, Rutgers, 6-2, junior 1 p.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group Collin Sexton, Alabama, 6-3, freshman the tournament in a playoff. That started a mem- Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade 15 years ago, it Landry Shamet, Wichita State, 6-4, sophomore D, Argentina vs. Croatia, at Nizhny Novgorod, Yankuba Sima, Oklahoma State, 6-11, junior orable summer that included his first Claret Jug. would be a surprise if Doncic failed. Anfernee Simons, IMG Academy, 6-4, Russia, WLOV HS post-graduate He’s looking to become this tournament’s “He should easily transition to the league real- Fred Sims Jr., Chicago State, 6-4, junior Friday Zhaire Smith, Texas Tech, 6-5, freshman first repeat champion since Phil Mickelson ly well,” Miami guard Lonnie Walker IV said. “I Ray Spalding, Louisville, 6-9, junior AUTO RACING Omari Spellman, Villanova, 6-9, freshman won in Connecticut in 2001 and 2002. 4:55 a.m. — Formula One, French Grand Prix, mean, look at what he’s doing in the Euroleague. Khyri Thomas, Creighton, 6-3, junior You’ve got to respect what he’s doing. You can’t Gary Trent Jr., Duke, 6-6, freshman Spieth be joined this week by plenty of others practice, at Le Castellet, France, ESPNU Allonzo Trier, Arizona, 6-5, junior who played just two days last week, including 8:55 a.m. — Formula One, French Grand Prix, say he’s not good and he’s the MVP and every- Jarred Vanderbilt, Kentucky, 6-9, freshman Moritz Wagner, Michigan, 6-11, junior Rory McIlroy, Jason Day and Bubba Watson. practice, at Le Castellet, France, ESPNU thing of that spot. So pay respect where it’s due. Lonnie Walker, Miami, 6-4, freshman 1:30 p.m. — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup Robert Williams III, Texas A&M, 6-10, sophomore “Missing the cut is definitely disappoint- He’s a great player. All you can say is tell him to Trae Young, Oklahoma, 6-2, freshman Series, Toyota/Save Mart 350, practice, at International ing,” Day said. “But, to be able to come back Sonoma, California, FS1 continue to work hard and prove everyone that’s LiAngelo Ball, UCLA/Vytautas (Lithuania), 6-5, 1998 Isaac Bonga, Fraport Skyliners (Germany), 6-9, 1999 and hopefully do what Jordan did last year 4:30 p.m. — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup doubting him wrong.” Luka Doncic, Real Madrid (Spain), 6-7, 1999 would be nice.” Series, Toyota/Save Mart 350, final practice, at Even with Ayton, a native of the Bahamas, and Tryggvi Hlinason, Valencia (Spain), 7-1, 1997 Sonoma, California, FS1 Michal Kolenda, Trefl Sopot (Poland), 6-7, 1997 The TPC River Highlands course, unlike Doncic at the top of the list of international candi- Arnoldas Kulboka, Capo d’Orlando (Italy), 6-10, 1998 6;30 p.m. — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Rodions Kurucs, Barcelona (Spain), 6-9, 1998 Shinnecock Hills, is set up for pin hunting. The dates, the strength of this draft is at the college Dzanan Musa, Cedevita (Croatia), 6-8, 1999 Series, Villa Lighting delivers the Eaton 200, final Williams Narace, Nancy (France), 6-8, 1997 average winning score since Travelers began practice, at Madison, Illinois, FS2 level. Power programs such as Duke (Bagley Elie Okobo, Pau Orthez (France), 6-2, 1997 Issuf Sanon, Olimpija (Slovenia), 6-3, 1999 sponsoring the tournament in 2007 is a 16-un- 8 p.m. — ARCA Series, PapaNicholas Coffee and Wendell Carter Jr.), Michigan State (Jaren Filip Zagrajski, Beli Manastir (Croatia), 6-4, 1997 150, at Madison, Illinois, FS2 Jackson Jr. and Miles Bridges), national cham- der par 264. Spieth won last year by shooting 12 BASKETBALL NBA draft No. 1 Selections pion Villanova (Mikal Bridges and Donte Di- 2017 — Markelle Fultz, G, Philadelphia (Washington) under. 6:30 p.m. — Big3, Week 1 games, at Houston, 2016 — Ben Simmons, F, Philadelphia (LSU) Vincenzo) and Kentucky (Kevin Knox and Shai 2015 — Karl-Anthony Towns, C, Minnesota (Kentucky) “Having this tournament right after the tour- FS1 2014 — Andrew Wiggins, G, Cleveland (Kansas) nament last week, I think it gets guys back into BOXING Gilgeous-Alexander) could have multiple players 2013 — Anthony Bennett, F, Cleveland (UNLV) 9 p.m. — Claressa Shields vs. Hanna Gabriels, 2012 — Anthony Davis, F, New Orleans (Kentucky) the normal routine,” McIlroy said. “They play a taken in the top 10-15 selections of the two-round 2011 — Kyrie Irving, G, Cleveland (Duke) for vacant IBF/WBA women’s middleweight title; 2010 — John Wall, G, Washington (Kentucky) golf course that you can make birdies; you can draft, and teams looking for point guards could 2009 — Blake Griffin, F, Los Angeles Clippers Christina Hammer vs. Tori Nelson, Hammer’s (Oklahoma) get on runs. That’s a nice thing.” WBC/WBO women’s middleweight title, at choose between freshmen Trae Young of Okla- 2008 — Derrick Rose, G, Chicago (Memphis) Detroit, Showtime 2007 — Greg Oden, C, Portland (Ohio State) n Mickelson apologizes four days homa and Collin Sexton of Alabama. 2006 — Andrea Bargnani, F, Toronto after hitting moving ball: At New York, Phil COLLEGE BASEBALL They could give the NBA a second-straight (Benetton Treviso, Italy) 2 p.m. — NCAA World Series, Mississippi State 2005 — Andrew Bogut, C, Milwaukee (Utah) Mickelson has apologized four days after in- strong rookie class, after Utah’s Donovan Mitchell, 2004 — Dwight Howard, F, Orlando vs. Oregon State, at Omaha, Nebraska, ESPN (Southwest Atlantic Christian Academy, Atlanta) tentionally violating golf rules by hitting a 7 p.m. — NCAA World Series, Arkansas vs. Boston’s Jayson Tatum and 2016 No. 1 pick Ben Sim- 2003 — LeBron James, G, Cleveland (St. Vincent-St. Mary HS, Akron, Ohio) moving ball on the green at the U.S. Open, Florida-Texas Tech winner, at Omaha, Nebraska, mons of Philadelphia all helped their teams advance 2002 — Yao Ming, C, Houston (China) ESPN 2001 — Kwame Brown, F-C, Washington saying his frustration got the best of him. to at least the second round of the postseason. (Glynn Academy HS) CFL “I think it’s a transformational class,” Missou- 2000 — Kenyon Martin, F, New Jersey (Cincinnati) The apology came Wednesday in a state- 6 p.m. — Winnipeg at Montreal, ESPN2 1999 — Elton Brand, F, Chicago (Duke) ri’s Michael Porter Jr. said. “I think we’ve got a 1998 — Michael Olowokandi, C, L.A. Clippers (Pacific) ment released by his representatives. GOLF 1997 — Tim Duncan, C, San Antonio (Wake Forest) “I know this should’ve come sooner, but 4:30 a.m. — European PGA Tour, BMW lot of different kinds of players: Deandre, Mar- 1996 — Allen Iverson, G, Philadelphia (Georgetown) 1995 — Joe Smith, C, Golden State (Maryland) it’s taken me a few days to calm down,” Mick- International Open, second round, at Pulheim, vin, the big dudes who are special, and then me 1994 — Glenn Robinson, F, Milwaukee (Purdue) Germany, TGC 1993 — Chris Webber, F, Orlando (Michigan) elson said. “My anger and frustration got the along with a couple other wings who can do a lot 1992 — Shaquille O’Neal, C, Orlando (LSU) 8:30 a.m. — European PGA Tour, BMW 1991 — Larry Johnson, F, Charlotte (UNLV) best of me last weekend. I’m embarrassed International Open, second round, at Pulheim, of different things, and then point guard, Trae, 1990 — Derrick Coleman, F, New Jersey (Syracuse) 1989 — Pervis Ellison, C, Sacramento (Louisville) and disappointed by my actions. It was clearly Germany (same-day tape), TGC Collin Sexton, and then I heard that Luka dude 1988 — Danny Manning, F, L.A. Clippers (Kansas) 11:30 a.m. — Champions Tour, American Family — I ain’t seen much on him but I heard he’s spe- 1987 — David Robinson, C, San Antonio (Navy) not my finest moment and I’m sorry.” 1986 — Brad Daugherty, C, Cleveland (North Carolina) Mickelson was struggling in the third Insurance Championship, first round, at Madison, cial, too. So I think we’re a great draft, one of the 1985 — Patrick Ewing, C, New York (Georgetown) Wisconsin, TGC 1984 — Akeem Olajuwon, C, Houston (Houston) round when he reached the 13th green. 2:30 p.m. — PGA Tour, Travelers Championship, best in a while.” 1983 — Ralph Sampson, C, Houston (Virginia) His bogey putt from above the hole ran by second round, at Cromwell, Connecticut, TGC the cup and was headed down a slope when 5:30 p.m. — LPGA Tour, Walmart NW Arkansas he trotted over and swatted it back toward Championship, first round, at Rogers, Arkansas, Coaches TGC Continued from Page 1B the hole with the ball still in motion. He was 10 p.m. — Asian & Korean Tours, Kolon Korea assessed a two-stroke penalty, scored a 10 on Open, third round, at Cheonan, South Korea, TGC enabled the Bulldogs to regain their doing for this 30 years. He’s a pro. the hole and wound up shooting 81. HORSE RACING footing. MSU (39-27) is now one He’s really good at what he does. Later, after acknowledging he was using 7:30 a.m. — Royal Ascot, Coronation Stakes win away from advancing to the Because of that, there was never a and Commonwealth Cup, at Ascot, England, NBC College World Series best-of-three feel here of an interim group.” Rule 14-5 to his advantage, Mickelson called Sports Network USGA officials for clarification on the rule after MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL title series. Henderson recruited Brown hearing suggestions he should be disqualified 6 p.m. — Regional coverage, L.A. Dodgers at “It was second nature,” Brown from Cuesta College to Kentucky from the U.S. Open. USGA officials said disqual- N.Y. Mets OR Philadelphia at Washington, MLB said. “We’re coaches. We love being in 2005. Brown played the final ification was not in order for his violation. Network on the field. We love baseball. We three years of his college career for 6:30 p.m. — Baltimore at Atlanta, Fox Sports Southeast love teaching. We love our players. the Wildcats. Brown and Gautreau 7 p.m. —St. Louis at Milwaukee, Fox Sports It was easy.” have become good friends in the Sexton Midwest The coaches faced their big- last year, as have their wives, Sar- Continued from Page 1B NHL gest test in an early-morning staff ah Brown and Erin Gautreau. The since the one-and-done rule was installed in 6:30 p.m. — 2018 NHL draft, at Dallas, NBC meeting on what Gautreau labeled Gautreaus have two sons, while the Sports Network 2006. SOCCER Doomsday Tuesday. It was the day Browns have two daughters. That year was enough. 7 a.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group E, Cannizaro’s resignation became If given the opportunity, they “It was amazing,” Sexton said. “I learned a Brazil vs. Costa Rica, at St. Petersburg, Russia, official and the staff had to prepare would keep this arrangement going. whole lot — good, bad, everything. I feel like FS1 the team for a 12-day road trip. “We took an absolutely miserable 10 a.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group just being there and being around the group D, Nigeria vs. Iceland, at Volgograd, Russia, It was a short meeting. The situation and turned it into some- of guys I was with, I connected pretty well WLOV events of that day — and the team’s thing that was extremely positive,” and had a good season.” 1 p.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group E, reaction to getting swept by South- Henderson said. Sexton helped the Crimson Tide reach the Serbia vs. Switzerland, at Kaliningrad, Russia, ern Mississippi in a three-game se- The experience has helped NCAA tournament for the first time in six WLOV ries to open the season — allowed Gautreau build on some of the best TRACK & FIELD years. He then scored 25 points in a victory 10 p.m. — USATF, Outdoor Championships, at the coaches to do what they’ve al- baseball memories of his career. over Virginia Tech to send Alabama to the Des Moines, Iowa (same-day tape), NBC Sports ways wanted. A poster from the 2001 Col- second round, a feat it had not accomplished Network “I think the kids were thirsty to lege World Series is displayed in in 12 years. WNBA get better and learn. Once the main Gautreau’s office in Starkville from 9 p.m. — New York at Las Vegas, ESPN2 The Southeastern Conference named Sex- distraction left, it just became a when he played for the Tulane ton SEC Co-Freshman of the Year — with baseball team,” Brown said. “They Green Wave. He will never forget Kentucky’s Kevin Knox, who is also in the were here to get better and to win. the feeling of eliminating Nebras- draft — and The Associated Press awarded Moorhead will hold Ladies They’re just like any other baseball ka from the tournament “in front of him Newcomer of the Year. Sexton finished team. Our relationship, that was al- 30,000 Nebraska fans.” second in the conference with 19.2 points per ways there. Once the decision was Gautreau said advancing to the game, adding 3.8 rebounds and 3.6 assists Football Clinic on Saturday made from the top, it was easy. All College World Series as a coach of per contest. He had 29 double-digit scoring From Special Reports the conversations we were having this group has been more reward- games — 16 were 20 or more points, three can come to fruition.” ing, and he wants to do it again. were 30-plus points. STARKVILLE — Joe Moorhead and his Henderson praised the members Gautreau and everyone else on staff “A guy who plays extremely hard, he’s an Mississippi State football coaching staff will of the coaching staff for their help in would love to take a roster that is overall great competitor,” said Oklahoma’s host a Ladies Clinic on Saturday that will fea- keeping the Bulldogs together. expected to have many of the same Trae Young, the draft’s other top point guard ture ‘chalk talk’ instruction from the coaches, “It was, ‘What do we need to pieces to the same heights in 2019, prospect. “Whenever you’re a competitor like lunch, and on-field drills. do?’ And I let them do it,” Hender- but there is no guarantee they will me, you like playing against people like that.” Ladies interested in participating in the son said. “They’re real people, my get that chance. The Young Bull — a nickname Sexton clinic can register at HailStateCamps.com coaching staff. They’re A+ people. I That decision will come soon plans to keep in the NBA — grew up fast. for $75. On-site registration, autographs, and love them.” enough. In the mean time — as “Well, you have to,” he said. “Because you photos will take place from 8:30-10 a.m. Sat- It didn’t take long for the coaches much as they don’t act like one — have to leave.” urday at the north end zone entrance of Davis to settle into a routine. If there was MSU still has an interim coaching But he hasn’t had to say goodbye. Not yet. Wade Stadium. a moment when it felt helter-skelter, staff. The coaches hope they can Alabama coach Avery Johnson has been Moorhead, the 33rd head coach in MSU no one remembers it. help lead MSU to its first national keeping up with Sexton and will be at draft. history, will open the clinic at 10 a.m. and in- “I never felt interim as a head championship and earn some job Johnson, a former NBA champion and coach, troduce the coaching staff. The clinic will run coach. I don’t think that works. I security in the process. taught Sexton everything he could as a play- until 3 p.m. and also include a tour of the Bull- think you have to jump in with own- “This is my new home,” Gautreau er and as an adult. He keeps reminding the dogs’ facilities at Davis Wade Stadium and the ership and accountability,” Hender- said. “My family’s thriving. This is the young star to embrace this opportunity, soak Leo Seal Jr. Football Complex. son said. “I never looked at it as a best baseball program in the coun- it all in because it only happens once. Moorhead will lead a program that has one-year job. I looked at it as throw- try. You want to be a part of things “Also, off the court, he just told me to al- been ranked as high as No. 11 by preseason ing everything into it and seeing if like this. I could coach for another 30 ways respect people,” Sexton said. “You nev- publications. The Bulldogs return 17 starters we can get this staff back.” years and maybe not be a part of any- er know what they can do for you, and you and open preseason camp Aug. 3. MSU will Said Gautreau, who is in charge of thing as special as this run.” never know who’s watching.” play host to Stephen F. Austin in the season the team’s offense, “This coaching Follow Dispatch sports writer Good advice, considering all the eyes on opener at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 1, in staff never behaved like an interim Brett Hudson on Twitter @Brett_ him this week. Davis Wade Stadium. coaching staff. (Henderson’s) been Hudson 4B THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com OSU Arkansas Continued from Page 2B Continued from Page 1B four batters, one intentionally, count full against Jack Anderson ond-straight start in Omaha. Tigers’ 11th-round draft pick today I knew I had past suc- and allow three hits. before walking him to force in Heimlich’s appearance at the struck out seven, including cess against them, and I didn’t No. 9 batter Zak Taylor led off Rutschman. CWS had drawn mixed reaction four in a row over the third and necessarily try to repeat what with a single. Madrigal, the No. 4 Carolina wiped out a 3-0 deficit from the public. Last year, he left fourth innings. Barrett Loseke I did last time, but I knew I overall draft pick by the Chicago in the third on Brandon Riley’s the team for the super regionals (4-2) struck out five in three could get them out. That gave White Sox, followed with a hit and two-run double off Luke Heimlich and the CWS after it was revealed innings of shutout relief. Matt me confidence to go out there Grenier won a 12-pitch duel with and led 4-3 in the fifth on Ike Free- he had pleaded guilty to molest- Cronin worked the last 1 1/3 and execute my game plan.” Joey Lancelotti to walk and load man’s single. Kyle Datres hooked ing a young relative when he was innings, allowing two runs. Jared Gates’ sixth homer of the bases. Christian Chamberlain’s pitch 15. The university allowed him to “Kacey Murphy got us off to the season put the Razorbacks “Zak Taylor got us going,” Mad- just inside the left-field foul pole to return to the team this year. He a great start,” Van Horn said. up 3-0 in the second against rigal said. “Sometimes it takes one make it 6-3 in the sixth. served two years’ probation and “He worked his way out of a Davis Martin (7-6), and Fletch- hit to break it open. That’s the way Jake Mulholland (3-2) pitched went through a treatment program jam in the first and then had a er hit his ninth in the fourth baseball is.” three innings of shutout relief for but denied wrongdoing in recent couple of pretty good innings. before Jax Biggers’ RBI single Rutschman followed with a the win. interviews with Sports Illustrated That’s really good offense.” made it 5-0. drive to the center-field wall off “They were resilient, they were and The New York Times. Loseke was sharp for the Daniels (6-1) for his bases-clear- tough, they fought, they were North Carolina went 1-2 in its second time against Tech. In “Seems to me that when ing double. tough — and they put up with my first trip in five years to the CWS. the April game, he pitched 4 you miss, they’re doing a good “We were playing no doubles,” emotions,” Beavers coach Pat Ca- “It stinks,” Fox said. “It’s espe- 2/3 innings of no-hit shutout job of hitting it,” Texas Tech Carolina coach Mike Fox said, sey said. “I ask guys all the time cially hard when you have really relief and struck out 10. coach Tim Tadlock said. “One “but we would have had to be just be as competitive as you can such a great group of kids. Prob- “I stuck to my game plan through nine, they can create standing on the warning track to possibly be. I’ve got to tell you it ably not one of our most talented the first time I was out there,” pressure on you. There’s not catch that ball.” was a great comeback.” teams that we’ve had at UNC, but Loseke said. “I felt good. I re- an easy out in there.” Daniels then walked two in a Heimlich, the two-time Pac-12 perhaps our most unselfish, tough- member I was well rested, I The start of the game was row, the first intentionally, to fill pitcher of the year, couldn’t make est, grittiest, just determined to had my curveball, changeup, delayed three-and-a-half hours the bases again. Daniels ran the it out of the third inning for a sec- get here.” fastball working that day. And because of rain. Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby EAR ABBY: I is definitely wrong laboration between the Brady met the love with this picture. Center to Prevent Gun Violence Dof my life Sometimes and the American Academy of eight months ago. confrontation is Pediatrics. Its goal is to ensure Everything about healthy. Don’t kids’ safety by encouraging our relationship waste another parents to ASK if there is an un- is perfect. 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Chewing gum Chewing SOLUTION: The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 5B Business Lawmakers rip tariffs enacted in name of national security ‘I just don’t see how the damage posed their two biggest markets, Wilbur Ross defended the Mexico and China. tariffs as necessary to re- on all of these sectors could possibly “I just don’t see how vive America’s steel and the damage posed on all aluminum industries. He advance our national security’ of these sectors could pos- said the tariffs will reduce sibly advance our national Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah imports to levels needed security,” Hatch said. for the steel and aluminum By KEVIN FREKING finds that imports threaten Democrats shared simi- industries in the U.S. to and PAUL WISEMAN national security. Trump lar stories. Sen. Maria Can- achieve long-term viability. The Associated Press imposed the tariffs in twell, D-Wash., said apple Because of the tariffs, March, exempting several and cherry producers in Ross says steel and alumi- WASHINGTON — allies with a reprieve that her state are getting hurt. num producers are already Pointing to damage done Sen. Claire McCaskill, expired in May. Trading restarting idled factories to home-state companies, D-Mo., said a steel nail partners have responded in Illinois, Ohio, South lawmakers from both par- manufacturer in her state, by slapping tariffs on a Carolina, Missouri and ties Wednesday criticized the largest such enterprise wide range of U.S.-made Kentucky. tariffs the Trump admin- in the country, has lost al- istration has imposed on products. most half of its business. imported steel and alumi- Republican Sen. Orrin The company will sell few- num products in the name Hatch of Utah, chairman of er than 4,000 tons of steel of national security. the Senate Finance Com- nails in July, versus 9,000 The Trump admin- mittee, said rising steel tons previously, she said. istration has turned to costs since the imposition “The customers can a little-used weapon in of the tariffs have made easily source nails man- trade policy: Section 232 it harder for a Salt Lake ufactured in other coun- of the Trade Expansion City company to win con- tries,” McCaskill said, Act of 1962. It empowers tracts for custom industri- adding that the company is the president to impose al equipment, while pork worried about being out of unlimited tariffs if the farmers in his state are fac- business by Labor Day. Commerce Department ing retaliatory tariffs from Commerce Secretary

Alabama balks at funding for restored coastal Amtrak service The Associated Press be eligible for the same But Alabama hasn’t amount in federal funds promised any money to- MOBILE, Ala. — Ala- that would enable Amtrak ward the project, he said, bama is balking at pledg- trains to run from New and time is running out. ing millions of dollars to Orleans eastward to Mo- “If we don’t do it we’ve help restart passenger bile, Alabama. left money on the table, train service along the Louisiana has agreed which would be very un- northern Gulf Coast for to supply about $9.5 mil- fortunate,” said Ross. the first time since Hurri- lion, while Mississippi Alabama Gov. Kay cane Katrina. agreed to $3 million and is Ivey’s office issued a Alabama, Louisiana considering much more, statement saying she sup- and Mississippi must said Knox Ross of the ports efforts to restore commit almost $35 mil- Southern Rail Commis- passenger rail service on lion altogether over three sion, which is promoting the coast but isn’t commit- years by Thursday to the project. ting state funding. SUBSTITUTED TRUST- EE’S NOTICE OF SALE

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF Lowndes

WHEREAS, on the 23rd day of September, 2015, Tolvin T. John- son, executed and de- livered a certain Deed of Trust unto Lenders Title Solutions, LLC, Trustee for Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Pa- cific Union Financial, LLC, Beneficiary, to se- cure an indebtedness therein described, which Deed of Trust is recor- ded in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi in MORT Book 2015 at Page 22132; and

WHEREAS, on the 5th day of April, 2018, Mort- gage Electronic Regis- tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Pacific Uni- on Financial, LLC, as- signed said Deed of Trust unto Pacific Union Financial, LLC, by instru- ment recorded in the of- fice of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk in Mort Book 2018 at Page 7526; and

WHEREAS, on the 19th day of April, 2018 the Holder of said Deed of Trust substituted and appointed Dean Morris, LLC as Substitute Trust- ee by instrument recor- ded in the office of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk in MORT Book 2018 at Page 8325; and

WHEREAS, default hav- ing been made in the payments of the in- debtedness secured by the said Deed of Trust, and the holder of said Deed of Trust, having re- quested the under- signed so to do, on the 11th day of July, 2018, I will during the lawful hours of between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., at public outcry, offer for sale and will sell, at the south east front door of Lowndes County Court- house, 505 2nd Ave. North at Columbus, Mis- sissippi, for cash to the highest bidder, the fol- lowing described land and property situated in Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, to-wit:

The following described real estate located in Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, to-wit.

Beginning at the point where the East line of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 30, Township 18 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, crosses the South right-of-way of Yorkville Road, said point being 106.5 feet South of a fence corner which marks the South- east corner of the prop- erty of the City of Columbus in Deed Book 503, Page 318; thence North 68 degrees 13 minutes West along the South right-of-way of said Yorkville Road for 19 feet: thence South 17 degrees 05 minutes West for 618 feet: thence North 72 de- grees 55 minutes West for 538.7 feet; thence South 01 degree 40 minutes West for 646 feet to the North side of a public road known as Lauren Lane; thence South 83 degrees 11 minutes East along said North side for 696 feet to the point of begin- ning; thence continue South 83 degrees 11 minutes East along said North side for 110 feet; thence North 01 de- gree 40 minutes East for 210.8 feet; thence North 83 degrees 11 minutes West for 91.1 feet; thence South 06 degrees 49 minutes West for 210 feet to the point of beginning, con- taining 0.49 acre, more or less, lying in the Northeast Quarter of the IN THE CHANCERY Northwest Quarter of COURT OF LOWNDES Section 31, Township COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 18 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, IN THE MATTER OF THE Mississippi, and being ESTATE OF TIMOTHY D. designated as Lot 6 of HUDGINS, SR., DE- Murray Estates, an un- CEASED recorded subdivision of Lowndes County, Mis- NO. 44CH1:18-pr- sissippi. 00088-B Less and Except that TIMOTHY HUDGINS, JR. certain mineral and coal PETITIONER deed from Homer E. TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF Watkins to Barbara Jean SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sullivan, dated April 27, 1982, and recorded in STATE OF MISSISSIPPI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Deed Book 684 at Page COUNTY OF Lowndes EN to all persons hav- 386, in the Land Re- ing claims against the cords of Lowndes WHEREAS, on the 18th Estate of TIMOTHY D. County, Mississippi. day of August, 2011, HUDGINS, SR., DE- Reginald L Neal, Surviv- CEASED, that Letters of Subject to restrictive ing Spouse of Florence Administration were covenants and condi- Neal, Husband and granted to the under- tions contained in that Wife, with Full Right of signed, TIMOTHY certain Instrument Survivorship, executed HUDGINS, JR., Adminis- dated July 29, 1988, and delivered a certain trator of the said es- and recorded in Deed Deed of Trust unto Jay tate, by the Chancery Book 886 at Page 340 Morris, Trustee for JP- Court of said County on in the Land Records of Morgan Chase Bank, the 11th day of June, Lowndes County, Mis- N.A., Beneficiary, to se- 2018, and all persons sissippi. cure an indebtedness holding claims against therein described, which the estate are hereby This being the same Deed of Trust is recor- notified to have same property conveyed to ded in the office of the probated and re- Tolvin T. Johnson as Chancery Clerk of gistered according to shown by deed dated Lowndes County, Mis- law by the Chancery 09/29/2009 and recor- sissippi in MORT Book Clerk within ninety (90) ded in the Office of the 2012 at Page 2713; days from the first date ROD for Lowndes and of publication of this no- County on 09/30/2009 tice; otherwise, such in Book 2009 at page WHEREAS, on the 12th claim or claims not so 5419. day of February, 2018, probated will be forever JPMorgan Chase Bank, barred. I will only convey such N.A., assigned said title as is vested in me Deed of Trust unto Dated this 12th day of as Substitute Trustee. Bayview Loan Servicing, June, 2018. LLC, by instrument re- WITNESS MY SIGNA- 6B THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018 corded in the offTheice o Dispatchf /s/ Tim •o www.cdispatch.comthy Hudgins, Jr. TURE, this 31st day of the aforesaid Chancery Administrator of the Es- May, 2018. Clerk in MORT Book tate of Timothy D. Hudgins, Sr., DE- Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 2Legal018 Notices at Pa 0010ge 3950; Legal Notices 0010 DLegalean Notices Morri s0010, LLC Medical / Dental 3300 Apts For Rent: Other 7080 Houses For Rent: Other 7180 and CEASED Substitute Trustee 855 S Pear Orchard Notice to Bidders NOTICE OF SUBSTI- The following vehicle BRANDI E. SOPER, DENTAL ASSISTANT HISTORIC DOWNTOWN STEENS: QUIET Living, TUTE TRUSTEE'S SALE has been abandoned at WHEREAS, default hav- Rd., Ste. 404, Bldg. position available in Columbus apt available. custom home, big mas- ing been made in the MSB#105026 400 Sealed bids will be re- WEBB SANDERS & WIL- large dental practice in 2BR/2BA. Call 662- ter BR, 1 reg. BR, 1 big ceived in the office of STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Auto Mart LLC payments of the in- Ridgeland, MS 39157 Columbus. Experience 328-8655 or 662-574- BA, walk in closet, debtedness secured by LIAMS, PLLC (318) 330-9020 the General Manager, COUNTY OF LOWNDES 1009 Gardner Blvd P.O. Box 496 and current radiology 7879. CH&A, 20x20 covered City of Columbus, Mis- Columbus, MS 39702 the said Deed of Trust, permit and CPR certific- patio, 2 car garage, and the holder of said TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI adp/F18-0248 sissippi, Light and Wa- WHEREAS, default has 38802-0496 ation preferred but not 423 MAIN St. Apt. 1. 20x30 bonus room, Ap- ter Department until occurred in the perform- 2008 Chevrolet Impala Deed of Trust, having re- necessary to apply. 1BR Extra-Large. 900 pls Furnished. $750/ quested the under- PH: (662) 844-2137 PUBLISH: 6/14/2018, 10:00 a.m. on June 29, ance of the covenants, VIN # FAX: (662) 842-3863 Please send resume sq. ft. total. $650/mo. mo + $600 damage 2018 for a “2018 Pick terms and conditions of 2G1WT58K381369416 signed so to do, on the 6/21/2018, and references to No Pets. 662-889-1837 dep. New Hope School 11th day of July, 2018, Attorney for Administrat- 6/28/2018, 7/5/2018 Up Truck.” a Deed of Trust dated or Blind Box 651 c/o or 662-327-7841 District. 662-574-9472. October 2, 1997, ex- If not claimed it will be I will during the lawful Commercial Dispatch hours of between 11:00 Specifications may be ecuted by CHERYL sold on July 9, 2018, at Publication Dates: Building & Remodeling 1120 PO Box 511 DEPOT APARTMENTS, Mobile Homes for Rent 7250 obtained by dialing CRAIG, KAY KAMPS 10 AM at 1020 1/2 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., at Columbus, MS 39703. Downtown Columbus. public outcry, offer for 6/14, 6/21, 6/28, & (662) 328-7192 ext. MCELROY, conveying Gardner Blvd, Colum- HOME REPAIRS & CON- Beautiful, newly con- 2BR FURNISHED. All sale and will sell, at the 7/5/2018 121. Any questions re- certain real property bus, MS by Auto Mart STRUCTION WORK BUSY MEDICAL clinic structed 1BR/1BA utilities included. 2 south east front door of garding the bid may be therein described to MI- LLC. It will be sold for WANTED. Carpentry, seeking LPN. apartments in the his- people. $200 per week. Lowndes County Court- directed to Steve Barks- CHAEL L RIDDLE, as monies owed for the small concrete jobs, Please send resume to: toric Depot. Granite, SS No lease. No deposit. house, 505 2nd Ave. dale at (662) 251- Trustee, for STERLING tow bill, storage fees, electrical, plumbing, Medicalclinic773@ appl, heart pine floors Call 662-275-0666. 4512. LENDING CORPORA- and legal fees. North at Columbus, Mis- SUBSTITUTED TRUST- roof repairs, pressure gmail.com. and unlimited parking. TION, Original Benefi- sissippi, for cash to the EE’S NOTICE OF SALE washing and mobile 1 unit @ $700. Bids should be signed ciary, to secure the in- Witnessed this the 18th highest bidder, the fol- home roof coating and Bargain Column 4180 One month rent + secur- 3BR/2BA Trailer, New by an authorized agent debtedness therein de- day of June, 2018 lowing described land STATE OF MISSISSIPPI underpinning. No job ity deposit with credit Hope. $500/mo & of the company and de- scribed, as same ap- and property situated in COUNTY OF Lowndes too small. 549-7031. FLOW MASTER muffler check. Will take small $500 dep. Call between livered to 420 4th Aven- pears of record in the /s/ D B Lawrence Lowndes County, Mis- used for a small pickup dogs! Call Royce Huds- 10a-7p. 662-386-4292. ue South, Columbus, office of the Chancery Auto Mart LLC sissippi, to-wit: WHEREAS, on the 23rd ROOFING AND Vinyl for $25. 662-364-1421. peth, Rhett Real Estate, NO TEXT MESSAGES. MS or mailed to Gener- Clerk of Lowndes day of September, Work Wanted. Metal 662-329-3333 OR All that parcel of Land 2015, Tolvin T. John- Roofing, Shingle Roof- GIRLS STROLLER. al Manager’s office, County, Mississippi filed Publish: 6/21, 6/28, Brown & pink. In very cell, 662-242-0284. P.O. Box 949, Colum- and recorded October 9, 7/05/2018 situated in the County son, executed and de- ing and Roof Repairs. RENT A fully equipped of Lowndes and State of livered a certain Deed of Fascia and Soffit Re- good condition for $10. camper w/utilities & bus, MS 39703 and 1997, in Deed Book 662-364-1421. should be clearly 1205, Page 633; and Advertisement for Bids Mississippi, being de- Trust unto Lenders Title pairs. Vinyl Siding. OLEMAN cable from $145/wk - marked on the outside scribed as Lot 138 of Solutions, LLC, Trustee No Job Too Small. LAZY BOY rocker re- C $535/month. 3 Colum- of the envelope “Bid For WHEREAS, the benefi- East Mississippi Com- Northaven Woods, First for Mortgage Electronic 662-549-7031. cliner , MS State ma- RENTALS bus locations. 662-242- A 2018 Pick Up Truck.” cial interest of said munity College Board of Extension, a subdivi- Registration Systems, roon colored cloth with TOWNHOUSES & APARTMENTS 7653 or 601-940-1397. Deed of Trust was trans- Trustees is now accept- sion of Columbus, Inc. as nominee for Pa- SUGGS CONSTRUCTION Building, remodeling, arm covers & head rest Columbus Light & Wa- ferred and assigned to ing sealed and electron- Lowndes County, Mis- cific Union Financial, cover, Nice. $100, firm. 1 BEDROOM Office Spaces For Rent 7300 ic bids for the following: sissippi, as shown by LLC, Beneficiary, to se- metal roofing, painting ter reserves the right to The Bank of New York 662-244-5861. 2 BEDROOMS reject any and/or all Mellon f/k/a The Bank map or plat thereof of cure an indebtedness & all home repairs. GREAT, CONVENIENT bids and to hold bids for of New York as suc- Painting Labor & Con- record in Plat Book 3, therein described, which 662-242-3471 QUEEN MATTRESS & 3 BEDROOMS location! Office space struction Labor Page 11 of the land re- Deed of Trust is recor- a period of 30 days or cessor to JPMorgan Tom Hatcher, LLC box spring. Cash only, for lease at 822 2nd until after the monthly Chase Bank, N.A., as cords of Lowndes ded in the office of the $100. 662-549-2621. Ave. N. 662-574-3970. Scooba Campus: County, Mississippi. Chancery Clerk of Custom Construction, LEASE, Board of Trustee for the C-Bass Restoration, Remodel- Commissioner’s meet- Mortgage Loan Asset- Sealed bids will be ac- Lowndes County, Mis- SIZE 13 Black Onyx DEPOSIT sissippi in MORT Book ing, Repair, Insurance ring, new, never worn, cepted in the Adminis- I will only convey such © The Dispatch OFFICE SPACE, great ing before award or re- Backed Certificates, claims. 662-364-1769. jection. Series 2005-RP2; and tration Building, Scooba title as is vested in me 2015 at Page 22132; very pretty $15, firm. AND location on Bluecutt Campus, 1512 Kemper as Trustee. and Licensed & Bonded Stainless steel Cleo- Road - Front reception Street, P. O. Box 158, patra style necklace $5. CREDIT CHECK area, 4 offices, and a No bidder may with- WHEREAS, the under- General Services 1360 draw a bid for a period signed, Rubin Lublin, Scooba, MS 39358 un- WITNESS MY SIGNA- WHEREAS, on the 5th 662-244-5861. conference room. Reas- til 10:00 a.m., Friday, TURE, this 6th day of day of April, 2018, Mort- onable rent! 662-328- of thirty (30) days after LLC has been appoin- Do you need a care- 662-329-2323 the date set for open- ted as Substitute Trust- July 13, 2018, at which June, 2018. gage Electronic Regis- Farm Equipment & Supplies 1976, leave message. time all properly submit- tration Systems, Inc. as giver? I am experienced, ing of bids. ee; and affordable, trustworthy, 4420 ted bids shall be Jay Morris nominee for Pacific Uni- 2411 HWY 45 N Houses For Sale: Northside opened. Electronic bids Trustee on Financial, LLC, as- & reliable. Contact 662- City of Columbus, Mis- NOW, THEREFORE, the 574-5181. Ref's avail. 2016 JOHN Deere 8150 sissippi holder of said Deed of will be received until signed said Deed of 5100E Tractor, 210 COLUMBUS, MS Light and Water Depart- Trust, having requested 10:00 a.m., Friday, July 855 S Pear Orchard Trust unto Pacific Union hours. Financial, LLC, by instru- DUMP TRUCK Hauling 3BR/2BA in Bluecutt ment the undersigned so to 13, 2018, via electron- Rd., Ste. 404 Bldg. 400 Slag, Gravel, Clay Dirt, Also, 2016 15ft Kubota Commercial Property For Estates, CH/A, 2 car do, as Substitute Trust- ic online bid submis- Ridgeland, MS 39157 ment recorded in the of- Bush hog avail. fice of the aforesaid Grating Driveways & Rent 7100 garage, vaulted ceiling, Todd Gale ee or his duly appoin- sion through www.cent- (318) 330-9020 Trailer Parks. 5 yard In- 205-329-1790. fireplace, new roof & General Manager ted agent, by virtue of ralbidding.com. For Chancery Clerk in Mort Book 2018 at Page ternational Truck holds COMMERCIAL PROPER- paint, inside/out. the power, duty and au- questions relating to the adp/F18-0394 5 tons. $225/load, Col. Garage Sales: East 4510 $115k. 662-352-4776. Publish: thority vested and im- electronic bidding pro- 7526; and TIES/Retail/Office Bushhogging lots. Spaces starting @ June 14, 2018 posed upon said Substi- cess, please call Cent- PUBLISH: 6/14/2018, Walter, 662-251-8664. BIG YARD Sale. 109 June 21, 2018 tute Trustee shall, on ral Bidding at (225) 6/21/2018, WHEREAS, on the 19th Brown St. Sat. 6a-1p. $285/mo. Downtown & Houses For Sale: Caledonia East Columbus loca- July 12, 2018 within the 810-4814. 6/28/2018, 7/5/2018 day of April, 2018 the FREE TRAINING - No Early Birds Please! 8450 Holder of said Deed of tions. 662-435-4188. lawful hours of sale SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S Job & Life Skills plus between 11:00AM and Bidding documents and Trust substituted and Computer Training for INDOOR MOVING SALE: 3BR/2BA, Caledonia specifications may be NOTICE OF FORECLOS- appointed Dean Morris, 6/22-23, 7am-1pm. OFFICE SPACE: 2,000 School Dist, completely 4:00PM at the south- URE SALE Women. Tues & Thurs east front door of Court- obtained by contacting LLC as Substitute Trust- day classes start Au- 422 Sylvan Rd., Colum- square feet. 294 updated, fenced back NOTICE OF SUBSTI- the Business Office at ee by instrument recor- bus in Masonic Subdv. Chubby Dr. Flexible leas- yard, 1.6ac, w/ 1BR house proceed to sell at WHEREAS, on October gust 28th at Christian TUTE TRUSTEE'S SALE public outcry to the (662) 476-5077 or ded in the office of the Women's Job Corps. Outdoor & indoor furn, ing terms. Available apt. Affordable price. [email protected]. This 3, 2013, Sally Diane aforesaid Chancery Lawnmower & other now. 662-328-8254. Call 662-574-0082. highest and best bidder Newcom executed a cer- Minimum H.S. Diploma STATE OF MISSISSIPPI for cash or certified information will also be Clerk in MORT Book or Equivalent required. items! COUNTY OF LOWNDES made available online tain deed of trust to 2018 at Page 8325; HISTORIC DOWNTOWN funds ONLY, the follow- Denise McLaurin, Trust- Enrolling Now. 662-722- Houses For Sale: Other 8500 ing described property by visiting our website and 3016 or 662-597-1030 Garage Sales: North 4520 Columbus Office, Retail, WHEREAS, default has ee for the use and be- situated in Lowndes at Restaurant Space avail- FSBO: IMMACULATE 2 occurred in the perform- http://www.eastms.edu nefit of Regions Bank WHEREAS, default hav- CLOTHING, SHOES & able. Call 662-328- County, Mississippi, to d/b/a Regions Mort- MUSIC LESSONS BR/1BA 1,479 sqft ance of the covenants, wit: /bids . Bid documents ing been made in the Guitar, Bass & Theory: More! Girls clothing 8655 or 662-574-7879. terms and conditions of gage, which deed of payments of the in- from size 6-14, boys brick home built in and specifications may $25 per hour 1968 & remodeled in a Deed of Trust dated also be downloaded and trust is of record in the debtedness secured by Chords, Scales, Modes clothing (sz 4-10), men, Houses For Rent: Northside BEGINNING AT THE office of the Chancery 2015. Located at 6901 February 3, 2006, ex- SOUTHEAST CORNER purchased online from the said Deed of Trust, & more! Call Jimbo @ women, & boys shoes, 7110 ecuted by MARY A. BON- Clerk of Lowndes, and the holder of said & other h/h items! CR 30 in the city limits OF THE NORTH HALF (N Central Bidding at 662-364-1687 of Ethelsville, AL on 2.4 NER, OLLIE DICKER- www.centralbidding.com County, state of Missis- Deed of Trust, having re- If no answer leave 3616 Azalea Circle 1/2) OF THE NORTH sippi, in Book Mort 1812 SEMINOLE Road beautifully landscaped SON, conveying certain HALF (N 1/2) OF THE . quested the under- voicemail or text. Columbus, MS 39705 in Candy Hills. 3BR/2BA real property therein de- 2013, Page 28014; and signed so to do, on the Sat, 6/23, 6am-12pm acres. CH/A, under- SOUTHWEST QUARTER home with TV room or ground storm cellar, scribed to LENDER`S (SW 1/4)) OF SECTION Golden Triangle/Lion 11th day of July, 2018, WORK WANTED: 4th BR, living room din- FIRST CHOICE, as Trust- WHEREAS, Regions I will during the lawful Garage Sales: Other 4560 whole house generator. 26, TOWNSHIP 16 Hills Campuses: Licensed & Bonded-car- ing room, kitchen with Photos on Zillow.com. ee, for MORTGAGE Sealed bids will be ac- Bank d/b/a Regions hours of between 11:00 pentry, painting, & de- SOUTH, RANGE 17 Mortgage, the current all appliances, laundry $120,000. Call 205- ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- WEST IN LOWNDES cepted in the Adminis- a.m. and 4:00 p.m., at molition. Landscaping, INSIDE & OUT House room with extra refriger- TION SYSTEMS INC AS holder and/or assignee, public outcry, offer for full of stuff! Doors, win- 658-1111 (hm) or 205- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; tration Office, Student gutters cleaned, bush ator large playroom, 373-9359 (cell). NOMINEE FOR DE- Union Building, Golden substituted Jauregui & sale and will sell, at the hogging, clean-up work, dows, cast iron pots & THENCE NORTH 00 DE- Lindsey, LLC as Trust- deck, and patio 662- CISION ONE MORT- GREES 20 MINUTES Triangle Campus, 8731 south east front door of pressure washing, mov- skillets. Junkers Dream! 386-8346. $1800/mo GAGE COMPANY, Origin- S. Frontage Road, P.O. ee by instrument recor- Lowndes County Court- ing help & furniture FRI & SAT 8-4; SUN 3-7. Investment Property 8550 EAST 142 FEET TO AN ded in the Chancery with one months rent as al Beneficiary, to se- IRON PIN ON THE Box 100, Mayhew, MS house, 505 2nd Ave. repair. 662-242-3608 2019 Strawberry St. deposit. 662-386-8346. Clerk’s Office on May 3 RENTAL Houses. cure the indebtedness SOUTH SIDE OF A 39753 until 10:00 North at Columbus, Mis- 23, 2018 in Book Mort 1224 4th St S. - $43k therein described, as GRAVEL ROAD; THENCE a.m., Friday, July 13, sissippi, for cash to the Lawn Care / Landscaping Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 2018, Page 10394; and 2 & 3BR apts. & 904 Waterworks Rd - same appears of re- NORTH 61 DEGREES 54 2018, at which time all highest bidder, the fol- 1470 houses for rent. For $37k cord in the office of the MINUTES WEST 736.3 properly submitted bids lowing described land FOX RUN COMPANY LLC WHEREAS, Default hav- more info, call 76 Daisy Lane - $40k Chancery Clerk of FEET; THENCE NORTH shall be opened. Elec- and property situated in Dependable Lawn Care 1 & 2 BR near hospital. 662-425-6229. Lowndes County, Mis- tronic bids will be re- ing been made in the Lowndes County, Mis- $550-600/mo. Military Call 205-712-5745. 10 DEGREES 57 terms and conditions of No job too small or too sissippi filed and recor- ceived until 10:00 a.m., sissippi, to-wit: big! Free Estimates. discount offered, pet MINUTES EAST 758 said deed of trust and 2BR/1BA 1016 Shady ded February 22, 2006, FEET TO THE POINT BE- Friday, July 13, 2018, Call 662-570-3563 area, pet friendly, and the entire debt secured furnished corporate St. Electric wall heat, BUILDING & Land @ in Deed Book 2006, GINNING; THENCE via electronic online bid The following described window a/c, newly re- Page 4468 , and re-re- submission through thereby having been de- real estate located in INFINITY LAWN CARE apartments available. 1407 11th Ave. N., NORTH 10 DEGREES 57 modeled, large fenced 39701. 662-328-9529. corded March 28, 2006 www.centralbidding.com clared to be due and Lowndes County, Mis- & LANDSCAPING Benji @ 662-386-4446 MINUTES EAST 654 payable in accordance yard. $485/mo. $300 in Deed Book 2006, FEET TO THE SOUTH . For questions relating sissippi, to-wit. Mowing, landscaping, Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm. with the terms of said Sat/Sun by appt only. dep. 662-352-4776. Page 7527; and RIGHT OF WAY OF MIS- to the electronic bid- and clean up. Investment Real Estate ding process, please deed of trust, Regions Beginning at the point SISSIPPI HIGHWAY 12; Call for FREE quote! 2 HOMES: 3BR/1BA & FAST CASH paid for all WHEREAS, the benefi- call Central Bidding at Bank d/b/a Regions where the East line of 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM apart- THENCE SOUTH 73 DE- 662-574-2276 3BR/2BA avail. Appl. types of real estate. cial interest of said (225) 810-4814. Mortgage, the legal the Southeast Quarter ments & townhouses. GREES 00 MINUTES furn, fresh paint, new Investors close in 10 Deed of Trust was trans- holder of said indebted- of the Southwest JESSE & BEVERLY'S Call for more info. 662- WEST 149 FEET ALONG carpet & CH/A. days. Sellers pay no ferred and assigned to Bidding documents and ness, having requested Quarter of Section 30, LAWN SERVICE. Mow- 328-8254. SAID SOUTH RIGHT OF 662-251-9696. fee. Call Long & Long @ U.S. Bank Trust Nation- specifications may be the undersigned Substi- Township 18 South, ing, cleanup, landscap- WAY TO THE BEGIN- tute Trustee in said PEAR ORCHARD APTS 662-328-0770. al Association, as Trust- NING OF A CURVE TO obtained by contacting Range 17 West, ing, sodding, & tree cut- 2BR Townhouse - $585, ee of CVF III Mortgage Dana Mordecai at (662) deed of trust, will on Ju- Lowndes County, Mis- ting. 356-6525. COLONIAL TOWN- THE RIGHT; THENCE 3BR Townhouse - $625, HOUSES. 2 & 3 bed- Loan Trust II; and 243-1956 or dmorde- ly 2, 2018 offer for sale sissippi, crosses the INVESTORS OPPORTUN- ALONG SAID CURVE W/D incl. Great loca- room w/ 2-3 bath town- [email protected]. This at public outcry and sell South right-of-way of Painting & Papering 1620 ITY: 10 unit apartment (DELTA =21 DEGREES tion. $200 processing houses. $600 to $695. WHEREAS, the under- information will also be within legal hours (be- Yorkville Road, said complex, leases at 22 MINUTES; TANGENT fee & $50 application 662-549-9555. Ask for signed, Rubin Lublin, made available online ing between the hours point being 106.5 feet CLIFF'S PAINTING. Cliff $350 per month per = 245.2 FEET; RADIUS of 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 fee. 662-328-9471 or Glenn or text. LLC has been appoin- =1299.8 FEET), 484.7 by visiting our website South of a fence corner Baswell. Free estim- 662-889-7565. unit. Corner of Military & ted as Substitute Trust- at p.m.), at the main front which marks the South- ates. Interior/Exterior 6th Ave. N. $199k. FEET ALONG A CON- door of the County Houses For Rent: East 7120 ee; and CRETE RIGHT OF WAY http://www.eastms.edu east corner of the prop- work. 30 years experi- Apts For Rent: East 7020 Call 662-352-4776. /bids. Bid documents Courthouse of Lowndes erty of the City of ence. Many references. MARKER; THENCE County in Columbus, 3BR/2BA Remodeled NOW, THEREFORE, the NORTH 85 DEGREES 38 and specifications may Columbus in Deed Book 662-327-9079. TOWNHOUSE. 2BR/1.5 Lots & Acreage 8600 holder of said Deed of also be downloaded and Mississippi, to the 503, Page 318; thence 662-386-0006. House. East Columbus. MINUTES WEST 85.3 highest and best bidder BA. New ceramic tile & No Hud. No pets. No Trust, having requested FEET ALONG SAID purchased online from North 68 degrees 13 carpet. Central air & 22 ACRES in Caledonia the undersigned so to Central Bidding at for cash the following minutes West along the SULLIVAN'S PAINT smoking. Reference RIGHT OF WAY IN THE described property situ- heat. HUD accepted. check. For more info, on Wood Rd. All road do, as Substitute Trust- BEGINNING OF A CURVE www.centralbidding.com South right-of-way of SERVICE 662-425-6954. ated in Lowndes Certified in lead call 662-574-2874. frontage. Water & natur- ee or his duly appoin- TO THE LEFT; THENCE . said Yorkville Road for al gas available. Good ted agent, by virtue of County, Mississippi, to 19 feet: thence South removal. Offering spe- ALONG SAID CURVE wit: Apts For Rent: West 7050 building site. 662-356- the power, duty and au- (DELTA =23 DEGREES The East Mississippi 17 degrees 05 minutes cial prices on interior & SMALL COTTAGE. exterior painting, pres- 6862 or 662-574-3053. thority vested and im- 27 MINUTES; TANGENT Community College West for 618 feet: 2BR/1BA. CH/A, large posed upon said Substi- Board of Trustees re- Lot 9 of Bright Haven thence North 72 de- sure washing & sheet yard. East Columbus. = 304.1 FEET ; RADI- Subdivision, a subdivi- tute Trustee shall, on serves the right to reject grees 55 minutes West rock repairs. 307 Warpath Rd. SUMMER SPECIAL US= 1465.2 FEET), 600 sion of Lowndes County, Free Estimates July 12, 2018 within the FEET; THENCE SOUTH any or all bids and to for 538.7 feet; thence $525/mo. $500 dep. 1.95 acre lots. lawful hours of sale negotiate with the low- Mississippi, as shown South 01 degree 40 Call 435-6528 Call 662-352-4776. 02 DEGREES 17 by plat of record in Plat Good/bad credit. between 11:00AM and MINUTES EAST 915.4 est/best bidder. EMCC minutes West for 646 10% down, as low as 4:00PM at the south- reserves the right to Book 1 at Page 18 in feet to the North side of Plumbing 1680 Houses For Rent: New Hope FEET; THENCE SOUTH the Office of the Chan- $199/mo. Eaton Land. east front door of Court- 73 DEGREES 41 award the bid as a a public road known as 7130 662-361-7711 house proceed to sell at whole or by individual cery Clerk of Lowndes Lauren Lane; thence ACME, INC. MINUTES EAST 143.9 County, Mississippi. public outcry to the FEET; THENCE NORTH line item. South 83 degrees 11 Stan McCown FOR SALE or Rent: highest and best bidder 16 DEGREES 19 minutes East along said Licensed Plumber 4BR/3BA home in Need a I will convey only such 662-386-2915 for cash or certified MINUTES EAST 440 East Mississippi Com- North side for 696 feet Christopher Hills Subdi- funds ONLY, the follow- munity College is com- title as vested in me as to the point of begin- FEET 10 A 48 INCH DIA- Substituted Trustee. vision. Fenced back ing described property METER OAK TREE; mitted to assuring that ning; thence continue Stump Removal 1790 yard, Large wired shop, situated in Lowndes THENCE SOUTH 61 DE- the College and its pro- South 83 degrees 11 hot tub, addtl Mother-in- County, Mississippi, to grams are free from dis- Jauregui & Lindsey, LLC minutes East along said GREES 32 MINUTES Substituted Trustee law apt on site. wit: EAST 296.7 FEET TO A crimination and harass- North side for 110 feet; For Sale $195,000 or ment based upon race, thence North 01 de- 28 INCH DIAMETER Jauregui & Lindsey, LLC Rent $1,500/mo + dep. NEW RIDE? THE FOLLOWING DE- PINE TREE; THENCE color, ethnicity, sex, gree 40 minutes East 662-574-6269. SCRIBED REAL ESTATE pregnancy, religion, na- 244 Inverness Center for 210.8 feet; thence NORTH 85 DEGREES 20 Dr., Ste 200 FIND ONE IN THE LOCATED IN LOWNDES MINUTES EAST 156.7 tional origin, disability, North 83 degrees 11 Houses For Rent: Caledonia COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, age, sexual orientation, Birmingham, AL 35242 minutes West for 91.1 CLASSIFIEDS FEET TO A 24 INCH DIA- (205) 970-2233 7160 TO-WIT: METER PINE TREE; gender identity, genetic feet; thence South 06 ALLSTUMP GRINDING THENCE NORTH 38 DE- information, status as a degrees 49 minutes SERVICE LOT # 108 OF AND IN U.S. veteran, or any oth- Publication dates: June West for 210 feet to the 3BR/1.5BA, 1600 sqft. GREES 29 MINUTES 7, 2018, June 14, GET 'ER DONE! Nice sun room. Caledo- OAK DALE PARK PHASE EAST 98.3 FEET; er status protected by point of beginning, con- We can grind all your II, A SUBDIVISION IN state or federal law. The 2018, June 21, 2018, taining 0.49 acre, more nia school district. No Autos For Sale 9150 THENCE NORTH 74 DE- June 28, 2018 stumps. Hard to reach Apts For Rent: Other 7080 pets. $815/mo + $815 AND OF LOWNDES GREES 43 MINUTES following person has or less, lying in the places, blown over COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, Northeast Quarter of the dep. Avail 6/1/2018. 1987 EL CAMINO, good EAST 411.7 FEET TO been designated to IN THE CHANCERY roots, hillsides, back- 1 & 2 BR Apts for Rent. condition, 86,000 mi, AS SHOWN BY THE handle inquiries regard- Northwest Quarter of 8155 HWY 12 near Old THE POINT OF BEGIN- COURT OF LOWNDES yards, pastures. Free Military & 6th Ave N. Country Store. 662-245- $6500. 662-889-8708. PLAT RECORDED IN ing the non-discrimina- Section 31, Township CH&A and Owner pays NING, CONTAINING COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI estimates. You find it, 1191 or 662-549-9298. PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 2, 20.0 ACRES, MORE OR tion policies: Theresa 18 South, Range 17 we'll grind it! water. $350 per month, IN THE OFFICE OF THE West, Lowndes County, Campers & RVs 9300 LESS, LYING AND BE- Harpole, Director of Hu- IN THE MATTER OF THE 662-361-8379 deposit required. CHANCERY CLARK OF man Resources, P.O. Mississippi, and being 662-352-4776. CALEDONIA SCHOOL ING IN THE WEST HALF ESTATE OF TIMOTHY D. District- 5027 Cal-Ko- 2005 VIKING Pop Up LOWNDES COUNTY, (W 1/2) OF SAID SEC- Box 158, Scooba, MS designated as Lot 6 of Tree Services 1860 MISSISSIPPI. SUBJECT HUDGINS, SR., DE- Murray Estates, an un- HISTORIC DOWNTOWN lola Rd, 3 BR, 2 BA, Camper with air. Stor- TION 26. 39358, Telephone: CEASED TO THOSE CERTAIN RE- (662)-476-5274, E-mail: recorded subdivision of Columbus apt available. 1278 sq ft, all electric age across front. Very A&T Tree Service CH/A. $1000 mnth, good condition. Asking STRICTIVE COVENANTS PROPERTY ADDRESS: [email protected]. Lowndes County, Mis- Bucket truck & stump 1BR/1BA. Call 662- AND CONDITIONS OF NO. 44CH1:18-pr- sissippi. 328-8655 or 662-574- $1000 dep. No pets. $3,000. More info, call The street address of 00088-B removal. Free est. Call 662-251-7366. 662-251-3027. RECORD IN BOOK BSD, the property is believed Publication Dates: June Serving Columbus 7879. PAGE 24, IN THE LAND Less and Except that to be 144 SANCTUARY 21, 2018 and June 28, TIMOTHY HUDGINS, JR. since 1987. Senior RECORDS OF LOWNDES 2018 certain mineral and coal Apts For Rent: Other 7080 LOOP, CALEDONIA, MS PETITIONER citizen disc. Call Alvin @ 2013 KEYSTONE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. 39740. In the event of deed from Homer E. 242-0324/241-4447 TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF Laredo 34ft RV with 2 any discrepancy Watkins to Barbara Jean "We'll go out on a limb PROPERTY ADDRESS: SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sullivan, dated April 27, slides. $14,700. 662- between this street ad- for you!" 312-3143. The street address of dress and the legal de- 1982, and recorded in STATE OF MISSISSIPPI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- the property is believed scription of the prop- Deed Book 684 at Page J&A TREE REMOVAL COUNTY OF Lowndes EN to all persons hav- to be 15 N BUTTERNUT erty, the legal descrip- 386, in the Land Re- Work from a bucket Motorcycles & ATVs 9400 DR, COLUMBUS, MS ing claims against the cords of Lowndes tion shall control. Estate of TIMOTHY D. truck. Insured/bonded. 39705. In the event of WHEREAS, on the 18th County, Mississippi. Call Jimmy for a free es- 125 CHILDS 4-wheeler. day of August, 2011, HUDGINS, SR., DE- any discrepancy Title to the above de- timate 662-386-6286. 450 Arctic Cat 4 wheel- Reginald L Neal, Surviv- CEASED, that Letters of between this street ad- scribed property is be- Subject to restrictive er. 662-574-9509. ing Spouse of Florence Administration were dress and the legal de- lieved to be good, but I covenants and condi- General Help Wanted 3200 Neal, Husband and granted to the under- scription of the prop- will convey only such tions contained in that Wife, with Full Right of signed, TIMOTHY 2005 HARLEY Fat Boy, erty, the legal descrip- title as is vested in me certain Instrument FULL-TIME employment tion shall control. Survivorship, executed HUDGINS, JR., Adminis- dated July 29, 1988, black, detachable wind- as Substitute Trustee. trator of the said es- for a local small busi- and delivered a certain and recorded in Deed ness. Hours are 9:30 shield, saddle bags, Deed of Trust unto Jay tate, by the Chancery Screaming Eagle II Title to the above de- THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- Book 886 at Page 340 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Morris, Trustee for JP- Court of said County on pipes, Lindby Bar. scribed property is be- TEMPTING TO COLLECT in the Land Records of Collection experience Morgan Chase Bank, the 11th day of June, 20,000 mi, Great Cond. lieved to be good, but I A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Lowndes County, Mis- preferred, but not re- N.A., Beneficiary, to se- 2018, and all persons $7,000. 662-341-2300. will convey only such TION OBTAINED WILL sissippi. quired. Mail resume to: cure an indebtedness holding claims against title as is vested in me BE USED FOR THAT 578C Lakeland East, therein described, which the estate are hereby as Substitute Trustee. PURPOSE. This being the same Flowood, MS 39232. Five Questions: Deed of Trust is recor- notified to have same property conveyed to ded in the office of the probated and re- THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- 428 North Lamar Blvd, Tolvin T. Johnson as PET GROOMER needed Chancery Clerk of gistered according to TEMPTING TO COLLECT Suite 107 shown by deed dated with experience. Call us Lowndes County, Mis- law by the Chancery A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Oxford, MS 38655 09/29/2009 and recor- if you're interested at sissippi in MORT Book Clerk within ninety (90) 1 Cake TION OBTAINED WILL www.rubinlublin.com/pr ded in the Office of the (662) 524-4145 2012 at Page 2713; days from the first date BE USED FOR THAT operty-listings.php ROD for Lowndes or come visit us at PURPOSE. and of publication of this no- County on 09/30/2009 334 W. Broad Street in Tel: (877) 813-0992 tice; otherwise, such Fax: (404) 601-5846 in Book 2009 at page West Point, MS. 428 North Lamar Blvd, WHEREAS, on the 12th claim or claims not so 5419. 2 1514 day of February, 2018, probated will be forever Suite 107 PUBLISH: 06/14/2018, Medical / Dental 3300 JPMorgan Chase Bank, barred. Oxford, MS 38655 06/21/2018, I will only convey such N.A., assigned said www.rubinlublin.com/pr 06/28/2018, title as is vested in me BUSY MEDICAL OFFICE Deed of Trust unto Dated this 12th day of 3 Glenn Beck operty-listings.php 07/05/2018 as Substitute Trustee. SEEKING A VERY EFFI- Tel: (877) 813-0992 Bayview Loan Servicing, June, 2018. CIENT, KNOWLEDGE- Fax: (404) 601-5846 LLC, by instrument re- WITNESS MY SIGNA- ABLE, EXPERIENCED corded in the office of /s/ Timothy Hudgins, Jr. TURE, this 31st day of CODER/BILLER. PLEASE PUBLISH: 06/14/2018, the aforesaid Chancery Administrator of the Es- May, 2018. CALL OUR OFFICE AT 4 3/4 06/21/2018, cdispatch.com Clerk in MORT Book tate of Timothy D. 662-244-8864 WITH 06/28/2018, 2018 at Page 3950; Hudgins, Sr., DE- Dean Morris, LLC SERIOUS INQUIRIES 07/05/2018 and CEASED Substitute Trustee ONLY. 855 S Pear Orchard 5 Snifter WHEREAS, default hav- BRANDI E. SOPER, Rd., Ste. 404, Bldg. ing been made in the MSB#105026 400 payments of the in- WEBB SANDERS & WIL- Ridgeland, MS 39157 debtedness secured by LIAMS, PLLC (318) 330-9020 the said Deed of Trust, P.O. Box 496 and the holder of said TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI adp/F18-0248 Deed of Trust, having re- 38802-0496 quested the under- PH: (662) 844-2137 PUBLISH: 6/14/2018, signed so to do, on the FAX: (662) 842-3863 6/21/2018, 11th day of July, 2018, Attorney for Administrat- 6/28/2018, 7/5/2018 I will during the lawful or hours of between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., at Publication Dates: public outcry, offer for 6/14, 6/21, 6/28, & sale and will sell, at the 7/5/2018 south east front door of Lowndes County Court- house, 505 2nd Ave. North at Columbus, Mis- sissippi, for cash to the highest bidder, the fol- lowing described land and property situated in Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, to-wit:

All that parcel of Land situated in the County of Lowndes and State of Mississippi, being de- scribed as Lot 138 of Northaven Woods, First Extension, a subdivi- sion of Columbus, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, as shown by map or plat thereof of record in Plat Book 3, Page 11 of the land re- cords of Lowndes County, Mississippi.

I will only convey such title as is vested in me as Trustee.

WITNESS MY SIGNA- TURE, this 6th day of June, 2018.

Jay Morris Trustee

855 S Pear Orchard Rd., Ste. 404 Bldg. 400 Ridgeland, MS 39157 (318) 330-9020

adp/F18-0394

PUBLISH: 6/14/2018, 6/21/2018, 6/28/2018, 7/5/2018