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May 10, 2018

BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 CENTS Two killed in I-75 crash Third shooting suspect arrested

STAFF REPORT STAFF REPORT Two people were killed and one The third suspect in the early Monday injured Wednesday morning in a shooting at QuikTrip in Adairsville has two-car accident on Interstate been apprehended, according to a press re- Highway 75 near Red Top Moun- lease from the Adairsville Police Depart- tain. ment. Emergency personnel respond- Kristy Lynn Davis was arrested by ing to the crash in the northbound Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office detectives lanes of the interstate near Red at around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in Ringgold. Top Mountain found three people According to APD, Davis is their “third in an overturned white Ford E-250 and final” suspect that has been arrested for full-size van on the right shoulder the shooting at QuikTrip on Highway 41 in of the interstate. Adairsville Monday. Two occupants, 33-year-old Davis was picked up at the Catoosa Cesar Estevez, of Norcross, and County Jail by Adairsville Police and was in 47-year-old Manual Ramirez, of the process of being brought to the Bartow Lilburn, were pronounced dead at County Jail as of Wednesday evening. the scene but the driver, Armondo She faces charges of aggravated assault, Pompa-Nateras, 40, was trans- party to a crime aggravated battery, party to a crime criminal attempt to commit armed ADAIRSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT/SPECIAL ported to Cartersville Medical Kristy Lynn Davis was arrested by Catoosa County Center for evaluation with no ob- robbery and party to a crime aggravated as- Sheriff’s Office detectives at around 5:30 p.m. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS vious injuries. sault discharging a firearm within a vehicle Wednesday in Ringgold. Davis is believed to be the An early-morning accident on I-75 north of the Red Top Mountain The second vehicle was a towards a person. third and final suspect in the shooting at an Road entrance ramp, which claimed the life of two people, had Adairsville convenience store early Monday traffic backed up for at least seven miles. SEE WRECK, PAGE 2A SEE SUSPECT, PAGE 2A morning.

Cass Middle Turning a New Page makes it a three-peat School board approves at quiz bowl Page as Bartow’s BY DONNA HARRIS new superintendent [email protected] It’s a three-peat for Cass Middle BY DONNA HARRIS School after its five-member team [email protected] won the Bartow History Scholar Quiz Bowl for the third consecu- The Bartow County School District has a new super- tive year. intendent. Captain Aaron Whitlock and At a called meeting Tuesday night, the school board team members Aldon Aquarian, voted 5-0 to approve Dr. Phillip Page as retiring Super- Christina Cremers, Dannyell Hen- intendent Dr. John Harper’s successor. drix and Deanna Halpern won the “We’re very excited,” board Chairman John Howard fourth annual event, sponsored by said. “We’re happy that he’s excited about us, and we’re the Etowah Valley Historical Soci- excited about him, and I think it’s going to be a positive ety, Sunday at the Sam Jones Me- thing for our community and our school system.” morial United Methodist Church Page, 50, is assuming his first position as a superin- Celebration Hall. tendent after being an assistant superintendent in Cobb Eighth-graders from Adairsville, County, where he oversaw nine high schools, since 2015. Cartersville, Cass, South Central “I’m very excited to be here and hope to be here for a and Woodland middle schools very, very long time,” he told the school board. “It makes competed for bragging rights in a me feel a lot easier starting this adventure and this journey contest to see which team knew the knowing that your experiences are here to help guide and most about Bartow County history. support.” “It’s great to win anytime, but He also thanked Harper for working with him during winning for a third year in a row the transition period, which will end when he officially makes it even sweeter,” said Cass takes the reins June 1. eighth-grade Georgia history “I know the learning curve is going to be steep, but teacher Blake Fallin, who coached you’re making it a lot easier,” he said. the team with Christie Barnett. Board members also unanimously approved the terms “With each win, it does, however, of Page’s contract, which included a salary of $175,000 put added pressure on Mrs. Barnett for a 236-day schedule and a travel allowance of $500 a and I to keep the streak alive. But month for in-county travel, according to spokeswoman we enjoy the challenge.” Alisha Evans. “Winning was one of the best With his wife of 24 years, Colleen, and his son, Chris, feelings in the world,” Aaron, 14, 18, a freshman at the University of Georgia — his daugh- said. “I’m so proud of my team and ter, Casey, 21, was finishing her junior year at Marist Col- thankful that I have such amazing lege in New York — looking on, Page signed the contract coaches.” then celebrated with board members, department heads RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS EVHS Vice President Joe Head, and a number of principals at a reception. director of the BHS program, said Howard said when Page came in for his first interview, As his son, Chris, and wife, Colleen, look on, incoming Bartow County School superintendent Dr. Phillip Page signs his contract Tuesday evening at the central office. Cass “served as the ideal model he already knew the board members’ names and had re- that we hope all future teams will searched what the system was doing right and what it three out-of-system and one in-system candidates before through Bartow County” that will take him to all 20 rise to achieve.” needed to improve. deciding on Page. schools by Tuesday, he said. “All school panelists were re- “I think that commitment from the get-go about want- After the second interview, Page said, it “felt like a very “I’m learning as much as I can,” he said. “I’ve shad- sponsive, reacted well to the ques- ing to be involved in our school system and taking the long time” before he received a call from Howard to let owed him today, and we’re going to do so over the next tions, behaved with courtesy and time to find out where we need to make improvements him know he was “someone they were interested in con- four or five days.” showed a high level of sportsman- but also where we’re going that’s successful, I think that tinuing the conversation with” for the position. The Marietta resident, who will be moving to Bartow ship for fellow panelists,” he said. was one of the major things for me,” he said. “I was very excited, very excited,” he said. County as soon as he can find a house, said he’s met quite “This year’s quiz bowl was per- The chairman also said the board had 22 applicants, in- Wednesday, his first official day of the three-week haps the most entertaining for the SEE , PAGE 6A terviewed seven and conducted second interviews for overlap with Harper, Page began a “whirlwind tour PAGE audience as a result of students’ candid remarks and rapid an- swers.” Coming in second place was Adairsville, and Woodland took Advocates for Children gears home third place. The Top 3 teams were awarded trophies and cash for their history up for Saturday’s Duck Derby departments: $500 for CMS, $300 for AMS and $200 for WMS. All BY MARIE NESMITH the ducks ready on Friday,” Duck Derby Committee five teams received $100 each for [email protected] Chairperson Nicole Hughes said. “The task of re- participating. With the Duck Derby nearing its 16th offering, Ad- moving old labels and putting on new ones is easy Cass also won an extra $100 for vocates for Children’s administrative office is work, but with 20,000 ducks to label it is a big un- having the largest number of sup- porters in the audience of 150, bustling with activity. dertaking that cannot be accomplished without help beating Cartersville by one guest. Along with preparing for Saturday’s benefit, or- from volunteers. All students received an en- ganizers also are recruiting supporters to participate “The Duck Derby fundraiser event relies heavily graved medallion and a gift bag, in the Duck Derby Labeling Day. Starting at 8 a.m. on community support in many different ways — and everyone got to enjoy a park- Friday, the labeling endeavor will be underway at purchasing a duck package, selling ducks as part of a ing-lot ice cream reception pro- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Terminus Wake Park — 171 LakePoint Parkway in team, serving as a volunteer to help with labeling and Advocates for Children Events Manager Melissa Warren sorts vided by Coconuts afterwards. and labels ducks for Saturday’s Duck Derby as the nonprofit’s Cartersville — until the project is finished or 3 p.m. interim director, Patrick Nelson, takes inventory. “We have asked for 100 volunteers to help us get SEE DERBY, PAGE 7A SEE QUIZ, PAGE 7A

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ContactUs OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News Couey, grandchildren; Allainah and Sperry Rand. He was one of AR; Sandra Berard (Michael) of Address: (16), Memphis (13) and Riley (9) five men in the United States to Seminole, FL; Tina Allan (Jeff) of 251 S. Tennessee St. Cartersville, GA 30120 Hudgens, sister, Mary Lee (James) develop the calibration equipment Greenback, TN; and Lisa Brown of Ooltewah, TN, brothers, Robert used for testing aircraft and space (Jonny) of Kingston, GA. Known Mailing Address: Gaylor (Sandy) of Monroe, GA, missiles. Working for the Depart- as “Papa” to his grandchildren, his 251 S. Tennessee St. and Edward Haygood of ment of Defense, he was instru- survivors include David Brooks; Cartersville, GA 30120 Adairsville, GA, sisters-in-law, mental for engineering the Jennie Mills; Michael Berard; Kay Whiteman (Scott) and Kim AmRam air to air missile and var- Bryan, Michaela, and Braden Phone: 770-382-4545 Scott D. Gaylor Miller (Terry), brother-in-law, Ed- ious other space and land equip- Southerly; Andy and Chase After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 Scott D. Gaylor, 54, of 770-382-2711 ward Yates (Amy). Several nieces ment used in the DOD programs. Slaughter; Cory Grimm; Hope Fax: Cartersville, GA, passed away and nephews also survive to cher- Before retiring in 1999, Mr. Brown; and his angel in heaven Tuesday, May 8, 2018, surrounded Alan Davis, ish Scott’s memory. Southerly worked as a consultant Shawna Marie Grimm. He also Publisher by his loving family. Scott was A Celebration of Life Service Neil Delano for the United States Air Force leaves behind eight great-grand- born to the late Mr. Quinton Gay- Jason Greenberg, will be conducted Saturday, May and DOD. After retiring, Mr. children. Managing Editor lor and Mrs. Mozelle Haygood Southerly 12, 2018, at three o’clock in the af- Southerly enjoyed living in the The family wishes to thank the Gaylor in Tucker, GA, on April Neil Delano Southerly, age 85, Jennifer Moates, ternoon in the Owen Funeral country, riding his horse, and staff of Pruitt Hospice for their 24, 1964. of Perkins Mountain Road, Advertising Director working outdoors. He was an avid tender and loving care during Mr. Scott was a hard worker and had Home Chapel. Kingston, passed away peacefully animal lover and loved his many Southerly’s final days. Thankful- Mindy Salamon, a great sense of humor. He en- The family will receive friends at his home on the morning of Office Manager/Classified dogs and cats. He was a member ness also goes to all his friends joyed working with his hands both Saturday, May 12, 2018, from 2 April 22, 2018, after an extended Advertising Director of NorthPointe Church in and family who visited him outside gardening and while o’clock in the afternoon until the illness. He was born in Moore- Lee McCrory, Adairsville, serving in many of throughout his illness. woodworking. He was a lover of service hour at Owen Funeral field, West Virginia, on September Circulation/Distribution their community outreach pro- A Memorial Service will be animals, especially his beloved Home. 25, 1932, son of the late John Ed- Manager grams and led a Bible Study held on Monday, May 14, at cat, Bo. Scott loved to spend time In lieu of flowers, Scott re- wards Southerly and Virginia Stacey Wade, group for twelve years. 11:00am, at NorthPointe Church with his family. His grandchildren quested that memorial tributes be Dare Burns Southerly, and de- Circulation Customer Care/ Mr. Southerly leaves behind his in Adairsville, GA. Interment will Account Manager were a central figure in his life. made in his name to St. Jude’s ceased siblings, Carl, Harvey, Byron Pezzarossi, Scott was loved by all who knew Children’s Hospital. 1-800-822- Jenny, and Betty. He is survived wife of 44 years, Sharon Young follow at 2:30pm at the Georgia Press Room Director him and he will be truly missed. 6344. by one sister, Sammy. Southerly of Kingston, GA; sons National Cemetery in Canton, Scott is preceded in death by his Please visit www.owenfuner- After serving in the Air Force Michael Southerly of Woodstock, GA. Email: parents, and brother, Gary Gaylor. als.com to leave online condo- during the Korean War, he earned GA; Shawn Broderick of R. Dudley Barton & Son Fu- MANAGING EDITOR Scott is survived by his devoted lences for the family. Cartersville, GA; daughters Carol neral Home, Adairsville, is in [email protected] his electrical engineering degree wife of 38 years, Mrs. Donna Owen Funeral Home, 12 from the University of Florida. He Brooks (Stephen) of Selma, AL; charge of funeral arrangements NEWSROOM Yates Gaylor, daughter, Amber Collins Drive, Cartersville, GA, went on to work in the space in- Patti Mills (Bill) of Fayetteville, for Mr. Neil Southerly. 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DEAR ABBY: Our daughter He is eight years older, jobless, you accept it, the better your own traits to that person to be given departure arrives. turns 5 soon, and my wife still has terminal cancer, lives with his life will be. upon your demise. Or, although breastfeeds her to bed every night father and is raising his 6-year- the portraits are large, they could Dear Abby is written by Abigail and wakes her a few times a night old daughter. This relationship DEAR ABBY: My hubby and I be digitized and added to the fam- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne for more breastfeeding. This has seems wrong in so many ways, are in our 50s and have been hap- ily tree. This way, your relatives Phillips, and was founded by her had negative consequences on we cannot imagine how this pily married for 26 years. We could have the digital versions, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact our marriage. could ever come to any good. have no children. As we look and you and your husband could Dear Abby at All my daughter’s peers have By My daughter is intelligent. She ahead (hopefully many years) to have the originals placed in your www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box been weaned and have been Abigail Van Buren has a promising management po- the disposition of our assets once coffins with you when the time of 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. sleeping alone through the night stead of helping the girl to sition with a big company. But we’ve passed, we wonder, what for the last three years. Our achieve independence. Your wife she’s not the kind to listen to any do childless couples do with their daughter’s mouth is filled with may think she has been doing the advice, and has never made good formal wedding portraits? I’m Notice of Public Meeting cavities, and my wife’s breasts right thing, but if her own emo- decisions when it comes to men. positive that our siblings would The Cartersville School Board will hold are no-touch zones sexually. My tional needs are so great that she Any advice from you would be not want or have room for such wife refuses even to consider can’t alter her parenting style, greatly appreciated. – UNSURE large photos, and the photogra- a public meeng on May 14th and June 11th stopping. Is it time for me to you may want to consult a li- IN TEXAS pher is no longer in business. I at 6:00pm at the Cartersville Board office leave? – PERPLEXED DAD IN censed family therapist for guid- hate to think mementos of such a WISCONSIN ance. DEAR UNSURE: Because you treasured event in our lives will located at 15 Nelson Street love your daughter, be patient and be tossed in the trash. Any ideas? to discuss the FY 2019 Budget and take DEAR DAD: No, it’s time for DEAR ABBY: Our 28-year-old supportive. There is no way to – SUSIE IN SOUTH CAR- your daughter’s pediatrician and daughter, the mother of two, is in “save” a daughter who consis- OLINA comments from the public. her dentist to be informed about the middle of a divorce from her tently makes poor choices about this because it may not be healthy husband of three years. The di- men and won’t listen to advice. DEAR SUSIE: If any of your for your child. Your wife appears vorce is not yet final, but she’s al- Some people have to learn life relatives views him- or herself as to be fostering dependency in- ready involved with a new man. lessons the hard way. The sooner the family historian, offer the por- Liz’s Antique Mall

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CARTERSVILLE CHURCH erhood Saturday May 12 at 9 a.m. ZION HILL BAPTIST is invited. OF CHRIST — 1319 Joe Frank Brother David Sanford will be the CHURCH – 1105 Mission Road, Harris Parkway, Cartersville. guest speaker. On May 13, the Cartersville. Zion Hill Baptist SUTALLEE BAPTIST Cartersville church of Christ will church is hosting Youth Service Church is hosting its homecom- CHURCH – 895 Knox Bridge have Bro. Glenn Hitchcock Sunday at 6 p.m. with Brother ing May 20 at 10:30 a.m. Morn- Highway, White. Sutallee Baptist STOREWIDE preach the Gospel tonight at 7:30 Kenneth Stepp speaking. ing service will include Church is hosting a free vacation p.m. communion and footwashing. bible school June 4-8 from 6:30 All Dealers will have CREEKSIDE FELLOW- There will be a break for lunch to 9 p.m. each night. Kids from 3 GLADE ROAD BAPTIST SHIP CHURCH – 585 Old Ala- and Children of The Promise will years old to 12th grade are wel- Discounted Items! CHURCH – 6570 Glade Road, bama Road, Cartersville. be singing in the afternoon. come. Acworth. Glade Road Baptist Creekside Fellowship Church is Everyone is invited. TH Church is hosting Children of The hosting Heirline for a concert OAK GROVE BAPTIST Friday, May 11 & Promise, Copperhead Highway May 13 at 10:30 a.m. For more PLEASANT VALLEY CHURCH – 997 Brownlee TH and Wilma Smith for a gospel information, call 770-387-3484. CHURCH – 174 Mostellers Mountain Road, Adairsville. Oak Saturday, May 12 concert May 12 at 7 p.m. Road, Adairsville. Pleasant Valley Grove Baptist Church of FIVE FORKS BAPTIST Church is celebrating its home- Adairsville is celebrating its CLOSED SUNDAY CLEAR CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH – Five Forks Baptist coming May 27 at 10:30 a.m. The homecoming on June 10. Service CHURCH – 142 Clear Creek Church is hosting its revival May Jordon Family will be the singers will start at 10:30 a.m. with a Don’t miss this event! Come one come all! Road, Adairsville. Clear Creek 14-18 at 7:30 each evening. The for the morning service. Lunch meal served around noon. Fire- Baptist Church is hosting Broth- Rev. Justin Page is preaching. will follow the service. Everyone proof will be providing music. 1277 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. 770-606-0035 WHAT’S GOING ON

AMATEUR RADIO EMER- Tatum Agricultural Building ATCO VILLAGE RE- GENCY SERVICE GROUP – Stiles Auditorium. Phil Aplin, re- UNION – A reunion is being The Barotw County Amateur tired landscape designer and held for those who worked, lived, Radio Emergency Service Group master gardener extension volun- were schooled, played or were is holding its next meeting on teer, is hosting the seminar. To around Atco Village. The reunion May 14 at 7 p.m. at Shoney’s register or find more information, is being held June 9 at 11 a.m. at near Highway 20 and I-75. For call 770-387-5142. the Atco Club House more information, call Charles Evans at 770-386-0676.

SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS – Sons of Confed- erate Veterans is meeting May 15 SPLOST at the Cassville Museum. Robert The family of SPECIAL PURPOSE LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX C. Jones is the guest speaker. He is speaking on Coopers Iron Harry M. Pritchett, Jr. Works. Everyone is welcome. For more information, call Dale wish to express their sincere appreciation at 678-800-3214. to Townsend Rehab for their care during his MAKER’S FESTIVAL – Red illness. To everyone who has supported us Top Mountain State Park is host- following Harry’s death, we would like ing the third Maker’s Festival on May 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to express our sincere appreciation for the The festival is a family friendly flowers, condolences and support that we have place for people to come and in- received. We also send our gratitude and teract with makers and see them make things and buy their prod- appreciation to the doctors, nurses and staff ucts. The festival is free, but ve- at Cartersville Medical Center for their care hicles must display a daily or annual Georgia State Parks Park- and understanding during this difficult time. ing Pass. Daily passes are $5. For Jennings Funeral Home, pastor Joe Nix more information, email and the US Air Force Honor Guard. [email protected] or call 770-975-4151.

ADULT SOCIAL-BALL- ROOM DANCE CLASS –         Cartersville Parks & Recreation is hosting East Coast swing classes each Wednesday in May at the Goodyear Clubhouse. Classes are $10 for adults and $15 for couples. For more infor- mation, call 770-607-6170.

N.W. GA DAYLILY SOCI- ETY – The N.W. GA Daylily so- ciety is hosting garden tours June 2 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $10 and includes tours of four gardens. Tickets can be pur- chased from the group’s booth at VOTE YES!!! the May Market or at any of the tours. For more information, con- tact 770-547-9029. The group is also hosting a daylily show June ON 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Cartersville Civic Center. Admis- sion is free. There will be a plant sale during the show, starting at 10 a.m.            ! MAY 22          LANDSCAPE DESIGN Paid for by Citizens for Continued Progress MADE SIMPLE – The UGA         Extension is hosting Landscape Design Made Simple on June 5 106 S. Tennessee St., Cartersville • (770) 382-2866 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Olin Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am - 6pm • Saturday 9am - 5pm U.S. & WORLD

4A Thursday, May 10, 2018 www.daily-tribune.com The Daily Tribune News Trump says ‘great night’ after ex-con loses WVa primary

BY STEVE PEOPLES prison for his role in a deadly mine Manchin coasted to the Demo- AND JOHN RABY disaster and attacked the Asian her- cratic nomination, but he remains a Associated Press itage of the top Senate Republi- top Republican target this fall. can’s wife. Speaking Tuesday night at his CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Re- State Attorney General Patrick Charleston headquarters, he said he publican voters rejected ex-convict Morrisey claimed the nomination expects Trump to get involved in Don Blankenship in a West Vir- instead, promoting his record of the contest, despite Manchin’s ginia Senate primary in which he challenging policies of the admin- “good relationship” with the presi- sold himself as “Trumpier than istration of former President dent. The Democrat said he would Trump” but was vigorously op- Barack Obama and deflecting crit- campaign as he always has: as a bi- posed by Trump himself. GOP vot- icism of his roots in New Jersey, partisan problem solver who works ers in Indiana, meanwhile, chose where he lost a 2000 congressional “for West Virginians.” wealthy businessman Mike Braun race. Trump and his party invested over two sitting congressmen to “Mr. President, if you’re watch- significant time and resources to at- lead the party’s charge against a ing right now, let me tell you, your tack Blankenship in recent weeks. vulnerable Democratic senator in tweet was huge,” Morrisey said in The head of the Senate Republican the fall. his nomination address, referring to campaign arm highlighted President Donald Trump and his Trump’s election eve call for voters Blankenship’s criminal history. allies cheered the West Virginia re- to shun Blankenship’s candidacy. And a group allied with the na- sult, which helped avert a potential “You’ve been to the state now four tional GOP, known as Mountain political disaster for a GOP already times. I’d like you to come back as Families PAC, spent more than bracing for major losses in the No- many times as you can between $1.2 million in attack ads against vember midterm elections. now and November.” Blankenship. Trump said on Twitter Wednes- Vice President Mike Pence con- The retired businessman was re- day that Republicans “had a great gratulated Morrisey on Twitter, CRAIG HUDSON/CHARLESTON GAZETTE-MAIL VIA AP leased less than a year ago from a night.” He added: “Tremendous saying, “The great people of WV GOP Senate candidate and former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship speaks to the media prison term for a 2010 mine explo- about polling results prior to his defeat in the Marriott Charleston Town Center on the night of voter energy and excitement, and need a senator who supports the primary Election Day in Charleston, West Virginia, Tuesday. sion that left 29 men dead. all candidates are those who have a #MAGA agenda.” Blankenship led the company that great chance of winning in Novem- The key Senate contests head- chantment with “business as usual” a win. than West Virginia, where Blanken- owned the mine and was sentenced ber.” lined primary elections across four and said he hoped to join other Re- And on the local level, a woman ship had embraced Trump’s tactics to a year in prison for conspiring to In both cases, Trump’s party ap- states on Tuesday that will help publican senators who came from who accused Trump of sexually ha- — casting himself as a victim of break safety laws, a misdemeanor. pears to have avoided the missteps shape the political landscape in this outside politics. rassing her more than a decade ago government persecution and seiz- He repeatedly blamed govern- that doomed candidates in high- fall’s midterm elections. Control of Another Indiana contest was less claimed the Democratic nomina- ing on xenophobia, if not racism — ment regulators for the disaster, profile Senate races in the past. Congress is at stake in addition to contentious: Greg Pence won the tion in a race to represent an area to stand out in a crowded Republi- casting himself as the victim of an Clinging to a 2-seat Senate major- state governments across the na- primary for the congressional seat southeast of Toledo in the state can field that included Attorney overzealous Obama-era Justice De- ity, Republicans are well positioned tion. his younger brother, Vice President House of Representatives. Democ- General Morrisey and Congress- partment — an argument Trump to challenge at least two Senate De- In a possible sign of party unrest, Mike Pence, once held. Greg Pence rat Rachel Crooks, a 35-year-old man Evan Jenkins. regularly uses to dismiss federal mocrats this fall — West Virginia’s however, Rep. Robert Pittenger lost is a Marine veteran and owner of university administrator, ran unop- Before his loss was official, agents investigating his campaign’s Joe Manchin and Indiana’s Joe in North Carolina to the Rev. Mark two antique malls who once ran the posed, but must next win a Novem- Blankenship promised to explore ties to Russia. Donnelly — who are facing re- Harris, a Baptist pastor he narrowly now-bankrupt chain of Tobacco ber general election to become the his options in the general election Even as Blankenship rebuffed election in the heart of Trump beat two years ago. Pittenger is the Road convenience stores. He’ll be first Trump accuser to hold elected — including whether state election Trump’s criticism this week, he de- country. first incumbent to lose his seat this the favorite to win the seat in No- office. law might allow him to launch a scribed himself as “Trumpier than The day’s slate of early season primary season. vember. A bright spot for Republicans in third-party bid that could under- Trump” and played up his outsider elections tested the limits of the In most cases, the Republican In Ohio’s high-profile gover- swing-state Ohio: GOP turnout was mine Morrisey’s candidacy. State credentials. anti-establishment fervor that has candidates on the ballot had com- nor’s race, Democrats nominated considerably stronger than Demo- officials noted that West Virginia’s “We just started from so far be- defined the Trump era. peted to be seen as the most conser- Obama-era consumer watchdog cratic voting in the open governor’s “sore loser” law leaves Blanken- hind with the hangover of the ex- Hopelessly behind in West Vir- vative, the most anti-Washington Richard Cordray while Republi- race. With nearly two-thirds of the ship with virtually no option to run plosion we couldn’t make it up,” ginia, Blankenship conceded defeat and the most loyal to the Republi- cans selected state Attorney Gen- vote counted, 567, 000 Republicans in the general election. Blankenship said late Tuesday, not- in the contest to determine Demo- can president. eral Mike DeWine. cast votes, to 412,000 Democrats. No matter Tuesday’s winner, ing that the probation stemming cratic Sen. Joe Manchin’s general In Indiana, Democratic Sen. Joe An Ohio state senator won the U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci, with Trump’s team was keeping pres- from his prison term would for- election challenger. The Republi- Donnelly will face off in Novem- Republican primary to succeed re- Trump’s support, won the Republi- sure on Manchin. A pro-Trump po- mally end in a matter of minutes. can president fought in the cam- ber against Braun, a multimillion- tiring Rep. Pat Tiberi. The race had can primary to challenge Demo- litical action committee America “I haven’t really thought about paign’s final days to defeat aire owner of a national auto parts become a proxy fight between cratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in First was airing ads promoting what I’m going to do tomorrow,” Blankenship, a retired coal execu- distribution business who loaned Tiberi, a GOP moderate, and con- November. Gina Haspel, Trump’s nominee to he continued. “Probation ends at tive, who remained popular among more than $5.4 million of his own servative Republican Rep. Jim Jor- Yet none of Tuesday’s other con- be CIA director, and urging resi- 12:01 a.m. tonight. Tomorrow, I some West Virginia Republicans money to his campaign. Braun dan. Tiberi’s candidate, Troy tests were expected to have more dents to call Manchin to support may be in Aruba before sunset. I despite having served a year in credited his victory to voter disen- Balderson of Zanesville pulled out impact on the midterm landscape her confirmation. don’t know.”

GOP immigration moderates say they’ll force House votes

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Republicans with moderate views on im- migration defied party leaders and took steps Wednesday toward forcing election-year House votes on the issue, and one top maverick said they had enough support to succeed. The rebellious lawmakers are pushing the House to vote in June on four bills including a bipartisan compromise, a conser- vative proposal and a liberal plan. Many of the legislators de- manding action face potentially competitive re-election races in November in congressional districts with large numbers of His- panic, suburban or other voters with pro-immigration views. The move comes after a heated fight early this year over help- ing young immigrants in the country illegally. Competing bills, including one backed by President Donald Trump, collapsed in the Senate and never received votes in the House. Both parties had seemed ready to turn the battle into a campaign issue, with Democrats accusing GOP candidates of being anti-immigrant and Republicans accusing Democrats of being soft on illegal immigration. But Republican immigration moderates wary of being politi- cally exposed if the House abandons the issue have continued pushing leaders for votes and on Wednesday seemed to have momentum in their favor. A group of them filed a petition that would force votes on immigration if they gained the signatures of 218 House members, a majority of the chamber’s full mem- bership. “Congress hasn’t done its job. So I’m going to force the Trump warns Iran against resuming nuclear program issue,” Rep. Jeff Denham, R-Calif., a leader of the effort to force the votes, said in an interview. Another leader of the group, Rep. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The comments came a day after ministration and included Ger- deal “was going to lead to nuclear Carlos Curbelo, R-Fla., whose South Florida district is about WASHINGTON — President Trump announced he was with- many, France and Britain, had proliferation all over the Middle three-fourths Hispanic, was first to sign. Donald Trump warned Iran on drawing the U.S. from the accord lifted most U.S. and international East” and bragged the sanctions “The American people expect us to lead with courage — not Wednesday against resuming its with Iran, abruptly restoring economic sanctions against Iran. would be among the strongest to be paralyzed by cowardice. The time for action is now,” nuclear weapons program, a day harsh sanctions in the most con- In exchange, Iran agreed to re- “that we’ve ever put on a coun- Curbelo tweeted. after announcing that he was sequential foreign policy action strictions on its nuclear program, try.” Of the four bills that would be voted on, the bipartisan com- withdrawing the U.S. from the of his presidency. He declared he making it impossible to produce Trump also pointed to Iran’s promise is considered likeliest to prevail. House Speaker Paul landmark Iran nuclear deal. was making the world safer, but a bomb and establishing rigorous actions in countries including Ryan, R-Wis., has opposed permitting the votes, and party lead- “I would advise Iran not to start he also deepened his isolation on inspections. Syria and Yemen. ers are trying to persuade GOP lawmakers to not sign on. Ryan their nuclear program,” Trump the world stage and revived But Trump, a severe critic of “With all of the places they’re has tried unsuccessfully to round up enough support for the con- told reporters at the start of a doubts about American credibil- the deal dating back to his 2016 involved, it’s bedlam and death servative alternative and has said he doesn’t want votes on im- Cabinet meeting when asked ity with a rationale that contra- presidential campaign, said Tues- and we can’t allow that to hap- migration legislation that Trump won’t sign. about the potential consequences. dicted the analyses of U.S. and day in a televised address from pen,” he said, adding: “They’ve By early Wednesday afternoon, 15 Republicans had signed “I would advise them very foreign intelligence sources. the White House that it was “de- gotta understand life. ‘Cause I on. With virtually all 193 Democrats expected to add their strongly. If they do there will be The 2015 agreement, which fective at its core.” don’t think they do understand names, the moderates’ push for votes would succeed if just 10 very severe consequence.” was negotiated by the Obama ad- On Wednesday, he claimed the life.” more GOP lawmakers joined them. CONTACTING FEDERAL STATE Sen. Johnny Isakson • 131 Russell Senate Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 Gov. Nathan Deal • 206 Washington St., 111 State Capitol • Atlanta, GA, 30334 OUR 202-224-3643 • Fax: 202-228-0724 • http://isakson.senate.gov/ Sen Chuck Hufstetler • 3 Orchard Spring Dr. • Rome, GA, 30165 • 404-656-0034 • [email protected] Sen. Bruce Thompson • 25 Hawks Branch Ln. • White, GA, 30184 • 404-656-0065 • [email protected] ELECTED Sen. David Perdue • 455 Russell Office Building • Washington, D.C. 20510 • 202-224-3521 Rep. Paul Battles • 208 Rd. #2 South S.W. • Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 404-657-8441 • [email protected] OFFICIALS Rep. Barry Loudermilk • 329 Cannon House Office Buliding • Washington, D.C. 20515 Rep. Christian Coomer • 127-A West Main St. Cartersville, GA, 30120 • 770-383-9171 • [email protected] 202-225-2931 • https://loudermilk.house.gov Rep. Trey Kelley • 836 N. College Dr. • Cedartown, GA, 30125 • 404-657-1803 • [email protected] The Daily Tribune News Entertainment www.daily-tribune.com • Thursday, May 10, 2018 5A

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U.S. stocks moved broadly higher in afternoon trading Wednesday, on pace to notch solid gains after a flat finish a day earlier. Technology companies accounted for a big slice of the rally. Energy stocks led the gainers after the price of crude oil climbed back above $70 a barrel a day after the U.S. moved to withdraw from a nuclear accord with Iran. Gains in banks, in- dustrial and health care stocks outweighed losses in utilities and phone companies. KEEPING SCORE: The S&P 500 index rose 26 points, or 1 percent, to 2,698 as of 3 p.m. Eastern Time. The Dow Jones in- dustrial average gained 182 points, or 0.8 percent, to 24,542. The Nasdaq added 73 points, or 1 percent, to 7,340. The Russell 2000 index of smaller-company stocks picked up 11 points, or 0.7 percent, to 1,597. THE QUOTE: “The areas of strength that you’re seeing today are encouraging,” said Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at CHARLIE NEIBERGALL/AP, FILE Baird. “Energy, financials, materials and industrials. Those are In this photo taken April 5, Terry Morrison of Earlham, Iowa, watches as soybeans are loaded into his trailer at the Heartland Co-op, more cyclical areas of the market, and that speaks in Redfield, Iowa. With the threat of tariffs and counter-tariffs between Washington and Beijing looming, Chinese buyers are to economic strength and a risk appetite on the part of in- canceling orders for U.S. soybeans, a trend that could deal a blow to American farmers if it continues. vestors.” ENERGY: Oil prices rebounded a day after the Trump admin- istration moved to withdraw the U.S. from a 2015 nuclear ac- cord with Iran and reinstate sanctions on the country. China cutting US soybean purchases Benchmark U.S. crude oil climbed $2.08, or 3 percent, to settle at $71.14 per barrel in New York. That’s the highest level in nearly three and a half years. Brent crude, which is used to price BY CHRISTOPHER RUGABER relatively small. in the late summer and fall, and more soybeans. Beginning this international oils, gained $2.36, or 3.2 percent, to close at AND AKE ANG month, Chinese farmers say, Bei- D K But should they persist, it then switches to South American $77.21 per barrel in London. Associated Press Writers could cause real pain to U.S. sources, mainly Brazil and Ar- jing reduced corn subsidies and The pickup in oil prices sent energy stocks higher. Occidental farmers. Roughly 60 percent of gentina, in the spring. So the cur- raised annual soybean subsidies Petroleum rose 4.5 percent to $81.74. WASHINGTON — With the U.S. soybeans are shipped to rent market activity doesn’t from 2550 yuan ($400) per GAME ON: Electronic Arts led a technology sector rally, threat of tariffs and counter-tar- China. necessarily reflect the pattern hectare to 3000 yuan ($470) or climbing 6.3 percent to $131.71 after the video game maker’s iffs between Washington and There might also be a political that would occur during the main more per hectare in major soy- latest quarterly results beat forecasts. Beijing looming, Chinese buyers impact: Three of the top five buying season. bean-producing provinces in ON THE ROAD: TripAdvisor soared 20.5 percent to $46.73 are canceling orders for U.S. soybean-exporting states — “These numbers we’re talking northeast China. after the online travel booking company reported earnings that soybeans, a trend that could deal Iowa, Indiana and Nebraska — about are pretty minor,” said An adjustment had already were much higher than analysts expected. It also raised its an- a blow to American farmers if it voted for President Donald John Baize, an economist for been planned to help draw down nual forecast. continues. Trump in 2016. the U.S. Soybean Export Coun- China’s substantial corn stock- At the same time, farmers in Illinois, the top soybean ex- cil. piles, so the change wasn’t nec- China are being encouraged to porter, and Minnesota, the third- The U.S. ships about 35 mil- essarily aimed at U.S. soy plant more soy, apparently to largest, backed Hillary Clinton. lion metric tons of soybeans to growers, analysts say. Page help offset any shortfall from the Basse said that it has been China a year, Baize said. China But the subsidy adjustment did United States. roughly three weeks since China usually imports about 100 mil- come with political undertones. FROM PAGE 1A Beijing has included soybeans has made any major soybean lion tons a year and can’t import Officials in major soybean-pro- a few people in the school district already, “and every single per- on a list of $50 billion of U.S. purchases, an unusually long enough from other countries, he ducing provinces were describ- son has been impressive and supportive.” exports on which it has said it delay. said, to abandon the United ing the promotion of local “Everyone’s been so welcoming,” he said. “It’s really been nice, would impose 25 percent tariffs Some Chinese buyers might be States as a source. soybeans as “the most important and I couldn’t have asked for a better reception.” if the United States follows showing support for their gov- “Where’s China going to buy political task in agricultural pro- Page said he’s not the type of administrator to come in and clean through on its threats to impose ernment in the trade dispute by its beans?” Baize asked. duction at present.” Heilongjiang house — which is not needed anyway because the district is in the same level of tariffs on the turning away U.S. soybeans, That may be true in the short in northeast China announced a “great shape” — so he will spend his first month as superintendent same value of Chinese goods. Basse said. The dispute may also run. But Basse suggests that pilot project to plant soybeans on “trying to meet as many stakeholder groups as I can and just lis- The U.S. tariffs could kick in make it seem too risky to buy Brazil has enough land that over 100,000 new hectares, with tening” and finding out what’s working well and what can be done better. later this month; China would from the United States over the could be used for soybean culti- an extra 2,250 yuan ($353) sub- “There’s a lot of structures and processes in place that are sup- likely retaliate soon after. long run. vation that it could soon mostly sidy per hectare. porting education, and so I want to make sure I continue those,” It can take a month or more for “The United States could lose replace the United States as a The moves are prompting he said. “I guess my vision would be that we’re supporting teach- soybean shipments to travel from the reliable supplier label that supplier to China. farmers like Liu Cong to focus ers to do the best job that they can in teaching our kids. If we do the U.S. to China. Any soybeans we’ve had these many years,” And if the Chinese market more on growing soy. Liu says that, everything’s going to fall into place.” on their way to China now could Basse said. were to be closed to U.S. farm- he used most of his land to grow The Spartanburg, South Carolina, native had intended to be- be hit by the tariff by the time Data from the U.S. govern- ers, they might be able to sell corn last year but this year is come a doctor, but a pre-internship at a hospital made him realize they arrive. ment show that sales of soybeans some portion of their soybeans planting more soybeans. “that I really did not like being around sick people.” “The Chinese aren’t willing to have fallen from about 255,000 to other markets. Baize said that “This is encouraging for farm- After coaching middle schoolers at a recreation center and being buy US soybeans with a 25 per- metric tons in the first week of huge multinational companies, ers,” he said in a phone a substitute teacher, he knew his calling was teaching. cent tax hanging over their April, when the trade dispute such as Cargill and ADM, might, interview. “We’re more moti- “One of the teachers told me, ‘We’ve never seen a substitute as head,” said Dan Basse, president began, to just 7,900 in the week for example, sell more U.S. soy- vated.” happy as you are,’ and if you enjoy subbing, you’ll really enjoy of AgResource, an agricultural that ended April 26. beans to Europe, where they Zhang Xiaoping, China direc- teaching,’” he said. “And that just stuck with me.” research and advisory firm. “You Cancellations have also wouldn’t face any tariffs, though tor for the U.S. Soybean Export Page earned his undergraduate degree in biology at the Univer- just don’t want the risk.” jumped, to more than 140,000 this likely wouldn’t make up Council, says that Chinese buy- sity of South Carolina in 1989, his master’s degree from the Uni- versity of South Florida in 1997 and his doctorate from the China typically buys most of metric tons in the week ending for the loss of the Chinese mar- ers have been canceling soybean University of Argosy–Sarasota in 2002. purchases of last year’s U.S. soy- its soybeans from South Ameri- April 26. In the same week last ket. Page began his teaching career in 1990 in Tampa, Florida, and can nations such as Brazil and year, there were no canceled At the same time, China is bean harvest because of the he moved to Cobb County to take an entry-level administrator po- Argentina during spring and sales at all. looking more to its own farmers. threat of tariffs. sition at Harrison High School in 1998. early summer. It shifts to U.S. Some analysts argue that the Since China announced its po- “The buyers literally stopped Since then, he’s worked his way up from assistant principal to soybeans in the fall. As a result, shifts aren’t yet particularly sig- tential tariffs on U.S. soy in buying from the U.S.,” Zhang principal — earning the Georgia PTA Middle School Principal of for now, the cutbacks nificant. China buys most of its April, the government has en- said. “Exporters cannot find any the Year title once — to assistant superintendent in the Cobb from the United States are soybeans from the United States couraged farmers to cultivate buyers in China.” County system.

THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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YTD YTD Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg S&P 500 2,720 Dow Jones industrials 24,600 AT&T Inc 2.00 6.4 12 31.40 -.30 -19.2 Intel 1.20 2.2 20 54.34 +.71 +17.7 Close: 2,697.79 2,640 Close: 24,542.54 24,060 AbbottLab 1.12 1.9 26 59.40 +.69 +4.1 IntPap 1.90 3.6 17 52.19 +.48 -9.9 Change: 25.87 (1.0%) Change: 182.33 (0.7%) AMD ...... 11.95 +.34 +16.2 JohnJn 3.60 2.9 16 123.51 +.90 -11.6 Allstate 1.84 1.9 14 96.41 +.70 -7.9 Kinross g ...... 28 3.67 -.45 -15.0 2,560 10 DAYS 23,520 10 DAYS 2,880 27,000 Altria 2.80 5.0 18 55.92 +.65 -21.7 Kroger s .50 2.1 13 24.36 +.27 -11.3 Ambev .05 .8 6 6.04 -.22 -6.5 LendingClb ...... 3.40 +.58 -17.7 Apache 1.00 2.4 26 41.25 +1.13 -2.3 LockhdM 8.00 2.5 40 326.12 +1.93 +1.6 2,800 26,000 Apple Inc 2.92 1.6 22 187.36 +1.31 +10.7 Lowes 1.64 1.9 20 84.42 +.17 -9.2 BP PLC 2.38 5.1 25 46.78 +1.45 +11.3 McDrmInt ...... 10 6.64 -.18 +.9 BkofAm .48 1.6 17 30.72 +.79 +4.1 McDnlds 4.04 2.5 25 164.24 -.53 -4.6 2,720 25,000 BkOzarks .78 1.6 16 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on us, and we wanted to keep up the tra- Quiz dition.” Fallin said former team members FROM PAGE 1A “came to some practices and helped out, Fallin said his team members “really offering tips and advice for the competi- SPECIAL took ownership and worked really hard tion,” and each previous team has Showing off their on their own outside of practice,” which “added something to our study materi- first-place quiz bowl began in mid-February. als.” trophy are Cass “I think they could have answered “Every year, the team has added new Middle team questions in their sleep,” he said. “Be- flashcards or come up with a new study members, from left, cause they worked so hard learning the tool for future teams to use,” he said. coach Blake Fallin, material outside of practice, it allowed “So, in a way, each year’s success has Dannyell Hendrix, Deanna Halpern, us to use practice time to fine tune, talk been built off of the previous teams’ hard captain Aaron about strategy and get faster.” work as well.” Whitlock, Christina Aaron said having easy access to the Fallin has three reasons for entering a Cremers, Aldon EVHS website and other materials to team in the quiz bowl each year. Aquarian and coach study “ensured that we were prepared “It’s a lot of fun; the kids learn a lot of Christie Barnett, for the competition.” local history that they otherwise would along with quiz bowl “We were all committed to making not learn; and it gives us a chance to earn reader Alan our school proud, practicing hours each some money for the school,” he said. Sanders. week, both together and on our own,” he “The money we win is used to take said, noting he’s “sad” he won’t get to eighth-graders on field trips the next compete again. “Having won the previ- school year. So again, each team is pay- ous two quiz bowls put a lot of pressure ing it forward for the upcoming group.”

prize sponsored by Kennesaw Along with operating Flowering fundraising events and government something much bigger. It’s the Derby Transportation Inc., we are offering Branch Children’s Shelter, the or- grants and contracts. Our fundrais- feeling of hope and comfort pro- prizes for other ducks pulled from ganization provides numerous pro- ing events, and the local support vided to children and families right FROM PAGE 1A the waters,” Hughes said about the grams that aid in the awareness, that comes from them, help fill the here in Bartow County. Our simply coming out to enjoy the all of those ducks to kick and pad- noon race. “They include wake- prevention and treatment of child gaps left from other sources and are fundraiser events help fill in the event. I love the Duck Derby be- dle their way to the finish line. boarding gear, a [Big] Green Egg abuse. vital to our organization.” gaps left behind from state and fed- cause it allows everyone in the “After leaving Euharlee, the race provided by 1st Georgia Home “Advocates for Children has While supplies last, the yellow eral funding. In order for Advocates community to participate in one went down the Etowah River for Mortgage, a Downtown seven different programs focused rubber ducks can be “adopted” at for Children to be able to continue way or another. When we can all many years before moving to Ter- Cartersville basket full of gift cards on the treatment and prevention of adoption sites across the commu- our work in the community — re- rally together to better the lives of minus Wake Park in 2015. The or items from downtown merchants child abuse and neglect,” Warren nity, online at sponding readily to children and children and families in our com- Duck Derby event is the organiza- and restaurants, a Chick-fil-A picnic said. “Children are the future of our www.duckrace.com/Cartersville families in crisis; providing parent- munity, it is a win-win for everyone tion’s largest event in terms of involved.” guests and community participa- basket bundle, a Henry’s Louisiana community, and it is important to and at the event. Prices run from $5 ing education to at-risk families; ad- Established in the early 2000s, tion. The funding from this event is Grill gift basket, Atlanta United make sure they receive the love and for one duck to $250 for a VID vocating for a safe and permanent the Duck Derby has broadened its absolutely vital to the overall health tickets, a tanning package from support they deserve to help them package, consisting of 50 ducks and home for children in foster care; reach through the years, resulting in of our programs.” Southern Exposure Tanning Salon live a happy, healthy life. We be- one entry into the VID race. providing grief support to help chil- various changes in venue. Following the Duck Dash 5K and and a massage from LaVida Mas- lieve that is a cause everyone can “We’re nearing 50 percent of our dren heal from painful family tran- “This will be the 16th year Advo- Fun Run at 8 a.m., the Duck Derby sage. The very last duck pulled and should support. overall duck goal, which is con- sitions; and giving abused, cate’s for Children has hosted the will be ongoing from 10 a.m. to 2 from the water will win a one-year “We typically raise more than cerning considering the event is just neglected and runaway youth a safe Duck Derby event — happy sweet p.m. at Terminus Wake Park. Along gym membership with three per- $100,000 through Duck Derby. a few days away,” Warren said. place to sleep at night — we have 16th birthday to Quacky Duck,” with inflatables, carnival games and sonal training sessions to Real Life This year, we hope to sell at least “This will be my second year work- to have the community’s support to said Melissa Warren, Advocates’ food trucks, the event will feature a Fitness and a $50 gift card to Play 20,000 ducks. Our annual budget is ing this event as a staff member, and help meet our duck goals.” events manager. “The first race took main duck race at noon and the It Again Sports.” just over $2 million, with our fund- it seems normal to have a surge of For more information about Ad- place in Euharlee Creek with much Very Important Duck race will im- Formed in 1983, Advocates for ing coming from a combination of last minute purchases. However, vocates, visit http://advochild.org fewer ducks, but it wasn’t long be- mediately precede it. Children assists more than 3,000 sources, including corporate part- we’ve not seen them yet this year. or call the nonprofit at 770-387- fore we needed a bigger space for “In addition to the $10,000 grand area youth and families each year. nerships, individual donors, “Each duck purchased represents 1143.

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Woodstock, was ure to yield while Widowson, of 29 arrest leads to a conviction, and a charged with pos- arrested and turning left, child seat belt viola- N. Hampton Drive conviction or acquittal is deter- session and use of • Alena Vee charged with two tion (ages 6 to 17), hit and run, N.E., White, was mined by the court system. Arrests drug-related ob- Pacheco, of 25 counts of theft by reckless driving and D.U.I. arrested and were made by BCSO deputies ex- jects and posses- Cut Off Road Lot taking. charged with theft cept where otherwise indicated. sion of 18, Cartersville, • Robert Earl by shoplifting. methamphetamine. was arrested and • Kevin Keith Tanner IV, of 946 May 8 charged with pos- Shafer, of 110 Elliott Road, Daw- • Phillip Wayne • Richard RG session and use of Millenial Court, sonville, was ar- Williams, of 100 • Homer Griffin, of 55 drug-related objects and posses- Lawrenceville, rested and charged N. Cass St. N.W., Franklin Aber- Elizabeth Church sion of methamphetamine. was arrested, with drugs to be Adairsville, was nathy, of 13 West- Road, Marietta, boarded for the kept in their origi- arrested and minster Drive was arrested and • Robert Dakota Adairsville Police nal container and possession of a charged with child S.W., Cartersville, charged with pro- Pelz, of 130 N. Department and charged with Schedule II controlled substance. seat belt violation was arrested, bation violation. Erwin St. S.E., driving with a suspended or re- (5 or younger), driving without boarded for the Cartersville, was voked license. • Alexis Antoine meeting the standard for brake Cartersville Police Department • Kenneth arrested on an Thomas, of 45 lights, driving with an open alco- and charged with contempt by fail- Hilbert Hall, of agency assist for • James Mark Mockingbird hol container, driving with a sus- ure to appear. 81 Wade Road the Cartersville Slater, of 21 W. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS contract, thinking the longtime garding the company’s agreement speak publicly about private con- campaign aide Sam Nunberg. supposed to remain confidential. WASHINGTON — Already New York legal “fixer” with few with Essential Consultants, which versations. “Michael offered that. He didn’t do Avenatti, who has not disclosed under investigation for a payment Washington ties could advise on expired this year. Cohen, who until January 2017 anything wrong, he did what lots of where he got his information or re- to a porn star, President Donald health care matters. After a single Cohen also used the company to worked for the Trump Organiza- people have done over the years.” leased any documents, declined to Trump’s longtime personal attor- meeting they decided “not to en- pay a $130,000 payment to Daniels tion, was a fixture in the company’s The Treasury Department’s Of- comment on the probe. But he has ney is facing intensifying legal and gage further.” just before the 2016 election in ex- headquarters in Trump Tower in the fice of the Inspector General said called on Cohen and Trump to re- ethical scrutiny for selling his Some of the companies that en- change for her silence about an al- weeks before the president took of- Wednesday it was investigating lease their banking records and has Trump World experience and views gaged Cohen also had contact with leged sexual encounter with the fice. Ex-campaign officials did not how allegations about Cohen’s urged the Treasury Department to at a hefty price to companies that Trump personally. AT&T CEO president. Cohen is under investiga- recall Cohen or Trump ever dis- banking records became public, a release a so-called suspicious activ- sought “insight” into the new pres- Randall Stephenson met with him tion by federal prosecutors in New cussing Cohen’s plans to launch a response to the memo released by ities report on Essential Consult- ident. during the transition and has visited York, but has not been charged. consulting firm, according to three Avenatti. ants. One company, pharmaceutical the White House as the company Getting into a taxi in New York ex-campaign officials who spoke Inspector general counsel Rich According to Avenatti’s memo, giant Novartis, acknowledged has sought approval to absorb Time City Wednesday, Cohen said of on the condition of anonymity to Delmar said the agency’s actions Viktor Vekselberg, a Russian bil- Wednesday it paid Michael Cohen Warner. The current CEO of No- Avenatti, “His document is inaccu- discuss private conversations. stem from its authority as the fed- lionaire, and his cousin, Andrew In- $1.2 million for services, though vartis attended a dinner with Trump rate,” according to NBC News. Some who used to work for eral agency that analyzes banking trater, “routed” eight payments they ended after a single meeting. at the World Economic Forum in Cohen has told associates that Trump defended Cohen’s actions, records for potential illegal activity. totaling about $500,000 to Cohen’s Others, including some with major Davos, Switzerland, this year, Avenatti’s claims are overheated, assuming he did not break any reg- Under the Bank Secrecy Act, finan- company between January and Au- regulatory matters before the new though the company stressed that and he has maintained that he has ulations about lobbying. cial institutions must monitor their gust 2017. The payments were administration, acknowledged pay- the agreement with Cohen’s com- not done anything wrong, accord- “Corporations want to pay for in- customers’ activities and report made by Columbus Nova, an ments totaling hundreds of thou- pany predated the CEO’s time at ing to a person familiar with the at- sight, advocacy and expertise on a suspicious transactions to the gov- American investment company, sands of dollars over at least several the company and he was not in- torney’s views but not authorized to White House,” said former Trump ernment. But that information is Avenatti alleges. months. volved with the deal. The corporate ties could suggest Just what Cohen was selling was Cohen was peddling his influence a key question Wednesday, partic- and profiting from his relationship ularly given that public records with the president. 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JASON GREENBERG/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS DOUBT Left, Mason Barnett delivers to the plate during Game 1 of Wednesday’s Class 4A state quarterfinal doubleheader against Spalding at Richard Bell Field. Right, Shortstop Devin Warner pumps his fist after a double play in Game 2. Barnett and Warner each had a big series in the two-game sweep. Below, Anthony Seigler scores one of his three runs in Game 2.

Canes cruise to state semifinals with sweep of Spalding

BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN dence and cockiness. I told them, ‘Let’s their No. 1 pitcher against him, Barnett doesn’t want that, then you’ve got a prob- around a leadoff single in the seventh to [email protected] keep our confidence.’ ... Whoever we play started opposite Spalding’s top arm in lem. I guarantee Mason took it upon him- close out the victory. in the semifinal round, they’re going to Chase Coppock. Barnett proved more self. Their guy’s pitching well, I’ve got to “Everyone could kind of exhale,” Few high school baseball teams could have confidence too — whether it’s Her- than up to the task. carry our team. I think he got better as the Tucker said of Wilkie’s hit. “It made it a overcome the pitching injuries itage or West Laurens. It will take every He pitched 5 2/3 shutout innings in game went on, and that’s the sign of a lot easier on Gage in the seventh. It’s a lot Cartersville has been saddled with over ounce of effort we’ve got to win that and Game 1, allowing just two hits and three good pitcher.” different pitching with a two-run lead in- the past few weeks. But then again, even go on to the state finals.” walks with nine strikeouts. He exited in the sixth inning with a 1-0 stead of a one-run lead.” fewer teams have the pitching depth of the About an hour after those comments, Barnett, a junior Auburn commit, said lead. Gage Morris inherited runners on Cohen Wilbanks got the start in Game Canes. Heritage finished off a sweep of West the pitching matchup didn’t change his first and second with two outs and 2, and he had the luxury of pitching the That depth, which is paramount to win- Laurens to set the right side of the 4A approach whatsoever. promptly struck out the first batter he entire game with at least a two-run lead. ning in the grueling Georgia state play- bracket. Thanks to the universal coin toss, “Every game you go out amped,” he faced. Barnett ripped a double to score An- offs, had been on display for Cartersville the Canes will host a semifinal double- said. “I don’t really try to think about the “Our pitching staff is really, really thony Seigler from first to begin the scor- through the first two rounds of the Class header Tuesday with the “if” game other team as much. I just feel like every good,” Barnett said. “I know if I get taken ing in the top of the opening frame. 4A tournament. Wednesday. game, I go out and try to make every pitch out, there’s a guy right behind me who’s Another double from Wilkie scored Bar- It came to the forefront Wednesday as No. 1 seed Cartersville (29-8) did its the best I can and try to put zeros on the going to put up zeros just like I can. It’s nett to send Wilbanks to the hill with a 2- the Canes swept Spalding by scores of 2- part to ensure upset-minded Spalding (17- board. That’s the main goal every time I not just me going out to pitch, it’s the 0 edge. 0 and 11-1 (five innings) to reach the 18) didn’t continue its Cinderella run go out.” whole team. Our pitching staff is hard to Wilbanks got in a groove early and was semifinals for the 12th time in 30 years. through the tournament. A lot of that came His coach, though, thinks it probably beat.” working fast the entire time he was on the Although, it does mark the program’s first down to the team’s stellar pitching. played a factor, and may very well again Cartersville tacked on an insurance run bump. He struck out the side in the first Final Four appearance since 2015. Despite being without two of their top next round against Heritage ace and likely in the bottom of the sixth when Jordan inning, and the junior needed just nine “I feel like it’s as high as it can be,” three starters, the Canes have managed to first-round MLB draft pick Cole Wilcox. Wilkie, who finished the day 3-for-6 over- pitches to coax three groundouts in the Cartersville head coach Kyle Tucker said not only survive but also thrive relying on “He may not say that, but on the inside, all, doubled home pinch runner LaDarius second. of his team’s confidence level. “I told the its ace Mason Barnett and the bullpen. he’s such a competitor,” Tucker said. “As Winburn. team, there’s a fine line between confi- After having Marist avoid throwing a pitcher, you want that. If your pitcher It allowed Morris to calmly work SEE CANES, PAGE 2B Braves beat Rays 5-2 for 7th straight road win BY DICK SCANLON Bureau, surpassing the 30 consec- with a 5-0 lead. lineup but available, manager Associated Press utive innings by Atlanta's staff in Ender Inciarte, who came into Kevin Cash said. ... RHP Nathan July 1992. the game in an 0-for-19 slump, Eovaldi (right elbow surgery) Nick Markakis hit a three-run Ramos' hit extended his hitting drove in Atlanta's first run with a struck out three in two innings in homer and the Atlanta Braves set a streak to 16 games, the longest ac- single, the first of his two hits. his second rehab start for Class A franchise record for consecutive tive streak in the majors. Yarbrough (2-2) gave up five Charlotte, throwing 32 pitches and shutout innings on the road Julio Teheran (3-1) struck out runs and six hits while striking out giving up one run on two hits. The Wednesday night in a 5-2 win over seven in six shutout innings, the seven in five innings for the Rays, Rays have not ruled out Eovaldi's the Tampa Bay Rays. third time in four starts that the who have lost three straight. return by the end of the month. Wilson Ramos' two-run single right-hander has not given up a run. TRAINER'S ROOM UP NEXT with two outs in the eighth ended a Arodys Vizcaino pitched the Braves: SS Dansby Swanson Braves: Mike Foltynewicz (2-2) string of 34 straight shutout innings ninth for his sixth save in seven op- (left wrist inflammation) is eligible will pitch Thursday night's opener for the Braves, who won for the portunities. to come off the disabled list Mon- of a four-game series in Miami. seventh straight time on the road. Markakis' seventh homer of the day, but is not yet swinging a bat. Rays: RHP Jake Faria (3-1) will CHRIS O’MEARA/AP That is the longest streak for the season capped a four-run third in- Rays: SS Adeiny Hechevarria, pitch in Baltimore on Friday night Atlanta Braves’ Julio Teheran pitches to the Tampa Bay Rays Braves in the modern era (after ning against Rays starter Ryan who left Tuesday's game early with in the opener of an 11-game road during the game Wednesday in St. Petersburg, Florida. 1900), according to the Elias Sports Yarbrough that gave the Braves a left eye contusion, was out of the trip. 2B Thursday, May 10, 2018 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Sporting Kansas City beats shorthanded Atlanta United 2-0

BY PAUL NEWBERRY “When we were playing 11 vs. left ankle with his right foot to AP Sports Writer 11, I thought we were better than send the forward flying through Kansas City,” United coach Ger- the air. ATLANTA — Turns out, the ardo Martino said through a trans- The referee immediately showdown between the two lead- lator. brought out the red card, meaning ing teams in Major League Soccer While Atlanta was tight-lipped United would have to go the rest was not a fair fight. about the red card, Vermes said it of the way without its No. 1 Atlanta went a man down in the was the proper call. keeper. Atlanta was already short- first half — losing its starting “They deserved to have the handed at that position, having goalkeeper, no less — and Sport- goalkeeper thrown out,” he said. brought up Christensen from At- ing Kansas City took advantage of “That was a bad situation on his lanta United 2 in the second-tier the extra player to score a pair of part.” United Soccer League when Kann second-half goals, snapping In the 67th minute, Salloi curled couldn’t suit up because of a knee United’s eight-game unbeaten a shot from beyond the box to beat injury. streak with a 2-0 victory Wednes- a diving Christensen just inside It was the first card of Guzan’s day night. the right post. In the closing min- MLS career, and means he’ll also Daniel Salloi and Gerso Fernan- utes, with United pressing forward miss United’s next game Sunday des scored for Kansas City, while in search of the tying goal, Fernan- at Orlando. CHARLES KRUPA/AP keeper Tim Melia came up with des took a long pass and went in The 33-year-old keeper couldn’t Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart, right, drives past Philadelphia 76ers guard Marco Belinelli several huge saves to preserve the all alone on Christensen, deking ever remember getting ejected during the first quarter of Game 5 of an NBA basketball playoff series Wednesday in Boston. victory. Sporting has only one loss out the 22-year-old keeper and from a game. in its last 10 games, pulling one guiding the clinching goal into an “I stop my momentum thinking point ahead of United atop the open net. (Parkhurst) will win the ball when overall MLS standings though At- Melia made eight saves, includ- he slides,” Guzan said. “He just Celtics beat 76ers in Game lanta has played one less game. ing a pair of acrobatic stops on misses it, and that causes me to It was the first time Atlanta has free-kick specialist Kevin Kratz hesitate. I just miss it and take him been shut out at Mercedes-Benz that could’ve allowed United to down. It is what it is.” 5, advance to face Cavs Stadium, where another big crowd escape with a point. Finishing off Right away, Christensen faced a (44,696) turned out to watch the 2- the clean sheet, Melia got a hand dangerous free kick from the top BY JIMMY GOLEN free-throw attempt and appeared lier Wednesday that he didn’t re- year-old team that has quickly be- on Miguel Almiron’s last-gasp at- of the box but the shot curled AP Sports Writer to try to miss the second, too — ceive a single vote for this sea- come one of the top squads in tempt, knocking the ball off the harmlessly wide of the post. Early to force the Sixers to bring the son’s National Basketball MLS. post and leaping on top of the in the second half, Christensen BOSTON — Jayson Tatum ball up the court with the clock Coaches Association’s trophy, “We were up a man for long pe- loose ball. came up huge when Johnny Rus- caught a pass underneath the bas- running — but the ball went in. which went to Toronto’s Dwane riod of the game,” Kansas City Almiron walked away shaking sell raced past a defender to collect ket, shook off a hit and went up Philadelphia’s full-court in- Casey, didn’t faze him either. coach Peter Vermes said. “They’re his head, and the referee blew the a pass in the area. Christensen for the go-ahead layup with 23 bounds pass was intercepted by “The way that thing works is a really, really good team.” whistle to end the game. Melia darted aggressively off his line and seconds left and the Boston Smart, and he threw the ball in you get one vote...I looked at the In what was billed as an early was swarmed by his teammates, blocked the left-footed blast with Celtics beat the Philadelphia the air to run out the clock. sheet and there’s no way that I season preview of a possible MLS celebrating his brilliant perform- his stomach . 76ers 114-112 on Wednesday The Celtics and Cavaliers will would have voted for me over Cup matchup in December, Atlanta ance. Until Guzan’s flagrant foul, night to advance to the Eastern meet in the Eastern Conference any of the other 29 people,” United played the last 56 minutes a “That’s why he was the goal- United had largely controlled play Conference finals. finals for the second straight Stevens said. “The guy that man down after keeper Brad Guzan keeper of the year last season,” At- in the opening half. Tatum scored 25 points, Jaylen year, but both teams have under- should have won got it.” was given a red card for taking out lanta’s Jeff Larentowicz said. “We Josef Martinez appeared to put Brown had 24 and Terry Rozier gone near-complete overhauls Other coaches to receive votes Kansas City’s Khiry Shelton just were all over them.” the home side ahead in the sixth 17, sinking a pair of free throws since the Cavaliers eliminated were Brett Brown, Mike D’An- outside the penalty area as he broke United went a man down in the minute after collecting a deflected after forcing Joel Embiid’s Boston in five games last year. toni, Nate McMillan, Gregg in all alone . Rookie Paul Chris- 34th minute. After Michael pass in front of the goal, losing de- turnover in the final seconds. Al Only four players on each side Popovich, Doc Rivers, Quin Sny- tensen, an emergency signee filling Parkhurst missed a tackle, Shelton fender Ike Opara with a nifty Horford added 15 points and remain from that series. der and Terry Stotts. in for injured backup Alec Kann, streaked toward the net and Guzan move to his left foot and ripping a eight rebounds for Boston, which The Celtics scored the last The winner of the Red Auer- made a big save shortly after enter- darted off his line to challenge. shot past Melia. But Martinez was will play Cleveland for the sec- eight points of the first half, in- bach Trophy as the NBA’s Coach ing for his MLS debut but couldn’t But the keeper got there a split- clearly offside, leading to a video ond straight year for a spot in the cluding 3-pointers by Baynes and of the Year Award will be an- hold off Sporting. second too late, clipping Shelton’s review that overturned the goal. NBA finals. one by Rozier at the buzzer, to nounced next month. Game 1 is Sunday in Boston. open a 61-52 lead. Philadelphia TIP-INS Embiid had 27 points and 12 closed the third quarter on a 21-5 76ers: Embiid was called for a rebounds for the 76ers, who run to make it a one-point game. technical foul for elbowing Hor- Yankees rally past Red Sox 9-6 for 17-1 surge roared back into the playoffs for BLEDSOE AND ROZIER ford under the basket midway the first time since 2012, winning After striking up a long-dis- through the third period. Horford BY JAKE SEINER tian Vazquez. confident Gardner would contribute won 20 out of 21 games before tance friendship with Drew Bled- made the free throw, and Baynes AP Sports Writer Judge followed with a line drive soon based on his exit velocities Boston beat them three straight soe during the Milwaukee series, made two for the original foul to to center measured at 117 mph off and other internal metrics. times to open the conference Rozier finally met the former Pa- give Boston a 75-63 lead, its NEW YORK — Brett Gardner the bat, his ninth homer of the sea- New York (26-10) broke a tie semifinals. Dario Saric had 27 triots quarterback for real. biggest of the game to that point. capped a slump-busting perform- son. He had three hits and three with Boston for first place in the AL points and 10 rebounds, and Ben Rozier first invoked Bledsoe’s Celtics: G Shane Larkin (left ance with a go-ahead, two-run RBIs as New York won its eighth East and has sole possession of the Simmons added 18 points, eight name during a trash-talking shoulder sprain) was unavailable triple off Craig Kimbrel in the straight overall and 11th in a row at best record in the majors for the rebounds and six assists. back-and-forth with Bucks guard after running into a hard pick in eighth inning, Aaron Judge fol- home. first time since July 27, 2012. The Embiid had a chance to tie it Eric Bledsoe, pretending to con- Game 4. That left the coach Brad lowed with a homer and the New Aroldis Chapman pitched the Yankees are on a 35-8 tear in the after Tatum made it 111-109 with fuse the two. Drew Bledsoe Stevens with an eight-man rota- York Yankees rallied to beat the ninth for his ninth save. J.D. Mar- Bronx since Sept. 2, including the 18.8 seconds left. But he missed joined the fun by recording a tion. ... With seven 3-pointers in Boston Red Sox 9-6 Wednesday tinez got a hit off Chapman and ran postseason, and at 16-5 have the a heavily contested layup, failed video that was played for the TD the series, Baynes has more in night for their 17th victory in 18 into the closer trying to round first best home record in the majors this to tip it back in and then grabbed Garden crowd during Game 7. these five games than in the other games. base. Martinez argued for interfer- year. that rebound, too. Rozier But on Wednesday, the football 409 games of his career com- Kimbrel (1-2) entered with two ence, but the umpires held him at The Yankees had walk-off wins knocked the ball out of his hands, player was there in person, meet- bined, according to ESPN. ... on and one out to face Gardner first on a grounder hit inside the in three of their previous five home off his leg and out of bounds with ing Rozier before the game and Boston was 6-for-20 in the third, seeking the first five-out save of his bag. Chapman struck out Mitch games. This rally came an inning 10.8 seconds left. sitting courtside with Celtics with six turnovers, watching a career. Gardner drilled a full-count Moreland to end it. earlier. Rozier made a pair of free owner Wyc Grousbeck. nine-point lead wither to one. ... pitch into left-center, well over the Gardner doubled and scored Hanley Ramirez put Boston throws to make it 113-109 — NO OFFENSE TAKEN Tatum and Utah’s Donovan head of center fielder Mookie Betts, twice earlier in the game after man- ahead 6-5 with a two-run homer in eight straight points for Boston. Brad Stevens has never put Mitchell are the only two NBA who was playing shallow. ager Aaron Boone predicted he the seventh. Ramirez turned on a J.J. Reddick’s 3-pointer cut the much stock in coach of the year rookies with seven straight play- Neil Walker scored easily from would soon break out. The Yankees' hanging slider from reliever Chad deficit to one. awards. off games of at least 20 points third and rookie Gleyber Torres speedy leadoff man had batted .147 Green and crushed it to the back of Marcus Smart missed his first So predictably, the news ear- since Julius Erving did it in 1972. raced from first and slid past a lung- without an extra-base hit over his the second deck in left field for his ing tag attempted by catcher Chris- previous 19 games, but Boone was fourth homer. NASCAR hits Dillon, Bowyer, Suarez with penalties

homered in five of the past six though, the healthy arms have THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hit with a $25,000 fine to crew chief Justin Alexan- Canes playoff series in which he’s fea- shown an ability to get the key DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — The teams for driv- der and his car chief was suspended for one race. tured. outs — no matter how many ers Austin Dillon, Clint Bowyer and Daniel Suarez Bowyer and Dillon were already in NASCAR’s FROM PAGE 1B He’ll have a chance to make it they’re asked to record. have been penalized by NASCAR after the race at playoffs this season because of victories. Suarez, “Going slow gets me off my six out of seven when Heritage “Just what they’ve done all Dover. who is winless, fell three spots to 20th in the stand- rhythm,” Wilbanks said. “Going comes to visit next week. But the year,” Tucker said. “The thing is Bowyer and Suarez were each hit with $50,000 ings and is 27 points out of the postseason cutoff. fast is what keeps me throwing onus will once again be on the they’re great teammates. You fines for their crew chiefs and both teams lost their Justin Allgaier, who won the Xfinity Series race strikes and amped up.” pitching staff to see things could start any of the three and car chiefs for the next two races for rear window vi- at Dover, had his team fined $25,000, his crew chief Wilbanks hasn’t got the start- through. you could bring any of them in in olations. Each team lost 20 drivers and owner suspended two races and lost 25 driver and owner ing nod too often this season, but Cartersville will hope some of relief. They’re not going to have points. Bowyer finished second and Suarez third on points for a parts infraction: JR Motorsports blamed he carried over his bullpen suc- its injury woes have been cured a bad attitude if they need to get Sunday at Dover. car damage on the last lap for the problem and said cess to Wednesday. Levi Ayers by then. Even if they haven’t, one out of 21 outs.” Dillon, the Daytona 500 champion, had his team it would not appeal. came on to close the game out with a perfect fifth inning, includ- ing two strikeouts. “Cohen has been a big shot in SPORTSROUNDUP the arm,” Tucker said. “I’m really happy for him. I’m happy for Levi. ... We need three outs and the game is over. You treat that NBA like a 2-1 game in the seventh. It’s 11-1 in the fifth. If you get NBA PLAYOFF GLANCE Home & Away three outs, you’re going on to the CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS EASTERN CONFERENCE next round.” Cleveland 4, Toronto 0 Today at Carrollton Part of the reason the team Tuesday, May 1: Cleveland 113, Toronto 112 (OT) TRACK Saturday Thursday, May 3: Cleveland 128, Toronto 110 built such a big lead was the bat Saturday, May 5: Cleveland 105, Toronto 103 Adairsville at Class 3A state championships in Albany TRACK of Barnett. He went 3-for-7 on Monday, May 7: Cleveland 128, Toronto 93 Cartersville at Class 4A state championships Adairsville at Class 3A state championships in Albany the day, including a 2-for-4 show- Boston 4, Philadephia 1 Monday, April 30: Boston 117, Philadelphia 101 at Berry College Cartersville at Class 4A state championships ing in Game 2. His two-run single Thursday, May 3: Boston 108, Philadelphia 103 Cass, Woodland at Class 5A state championships at Berry College through a drawn-in infield gave Saturday, May 5: Boston 101, Philadelphia 98 (OT) Monday, May 7: Philadelphia 103, Boston 92 at Carrollton Cass, Woodland at Class 5A state championships the Canes a 5-0 lead in the fourth. Wednesday, May 9: Boston 114, Philadelphia 112 Friday at Carrollton “He’s just a baseball player,” WESTERN CONFERENCE TRACK Monday, May 21 Tucker said of his 3-hole hitter, Houston 4, Utah 1 Sunday, April 29: Houston 110, Utah 96 Adairsville at Class 3A state championships in Albany GOLF Barnett. “I joke with him, ‘Don’t Wednesday, May 2: Utah116, Houston 108 Cartersville at Class 4A state championships Cartersville at state tournament at Achasta Golf Club be a PO. Don’t be a pitcher only. Friday, May 4: Houston 113, Utah 92 Sunday, May 6: Houston 100, Utah 87 at Berry College Cass at state tournament at Planterra Ridge Country Club You’re a baseball player.’ ... We Tuesday, May 8: Houston 112, Utah 102 need his bat, and we wouldn’t be Golden State 4, New Orleans 1 Cass, Woodland at Class 5A state championships Sunday, April 29: Golden State 123, New Orleans 101 where we are without his bat for Tuesday, May 1: Golden State 121, New Orleans 116 the whole year. ... His bat is as Friday, May 4: New Orleans 119, Golden State 100 valuable as his arm, I promise.” Sunday, May 6: Golden State 118, New Orleans 92 Tuesday, May 8: Golden State 113, New Orleans 104 Later in the inning, Devin On the Air Warner singled home the team’s CONFERENCE FINALS sixth run. The senior shortstop WESTERN CONFERENCE Monday, May 14: Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. MLB BASEBALL NHL HOCKEY later stroked a three-run homer Wednesday, May 16: Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. 7 p.m. — Atlanta at Tampa Bay (FSSE) 8 p.m. — Game 7: Winnipeg at Nashville (NBCSN) after Jake Gooch’s two-run dou- Sunday, May 20: Houston at Golden State, 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 22: Houston at Golden State, 9 p.m. PGA TOUR GOLF PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER ble in the fifth for an 11-1 lead. x-Thursday, May 24: Golden State at Houston 9 p.m. Warner has continued to be a x-Saturday, May 26: Houston at Golden State, 9 p.m. 1 p.m. — The Players Championship (GOLF) 2:45 p.m. — West Ham vs. Manchester United (NBCSN) postseason player, having now x-Monday, May 28: Golden State at Houston, 9 p.m. The Daily Tribune News Classifieds www.daily-tribune.com • Thursday, May 10, 2018 3B

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