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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS housekeeping items. But prevent the state from That would be the bill there was also a measure denying or revoking a to require girls under the TALLAHASSEE — The that, if the governor professional license if age of 18 to get their par- Florida Legislature is approves, will ban someone misses pay- ents permission before WILFREDO LEE/AP PHOTO past the halfway point of homeowners associa- ments on student loans. having an abortion. It’s Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, center, gestures as he speaks its annual 60 day session tions from prohibiting So what’s left? A lot. an issue that has drawn during a news conference with U.S. Secretary of Transportation and hasn’t tackled any law enforcement officers Pretty much everything. dozens of abortion Elaine L. Chao, second from left, Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, R-Fla., major issues. from parking their But DeSantis might get rights protesters to the left, PortMiami Director Juan Kuryla, third from right, Miami- Republican Gov. Ron assigned vehicles in their the first major legislation Capitol to shout their Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez, second from right, and DeSantis has been own driveways. on his wish list sent his Rep. Donna Shalala, D-Fla., right, Friday at PortMiami in Miami. sent seven bills for his And another will way in the week ahead. SESSION | 2A signature, most of them District’s capital A Quilt of Valor project list Chief Dennis includes new Green is school buses recipient By MARC VALERO STAFF WRITER of patriotic SEBRING — The School Board of Highlands County’s plans to spend about $5.8 million on capital projects in 2020- symbol 21 including $990,000 for new school buses and $350,000 to replace the chillers STAFF REPORT at Lake Placid Elementary School. The chiller replacement, put Lake Placid Elementary at the top of the list of SEBRING — Dennis Green, retired schools in costs on the project list with a Air Force chief master sergeant, was total of $555,372. presented a Quilt of Valor earlier this But, that total may come down a month. Green is the aerospace science little because the estimated parking lot instructor of the Sebring High School replacement, due to the Town of Lake Air Force Junior ROTC program. COURTESY PHOTO Placid’s work on Green Dragon Drive, is In presenting the Quilt of Valor, higher than the bid for the work. Janet Fredricks explained the back- Janet Fredricks — representing the Gold Coast Quilt Guild, Quilt Guild by the Sea and the Assistant Superintendent of Business ground of the prestigious quilt. Quilts of Valor Foundation — presented the Quilt of Valor to Chief Dennis Green. Two Operations Mike Averyt said there are Fredricks was representing the members of his Junior ROTC color guard from Sebring High School stands in the background. parking spaces in front of Lake Placid Gold Coast Quilt Guild, Quilt Guild Elementary that will be ripped up due to by the Sea and the Quilts of Valor the road work so Lake Placid has asked Foundation. for support to replace the parking spaces Quilts of Valor was founded by when the work on Green Dragon Drive is Catherine Robert, after her son Nat complete. came home from serving in Iraq. The project list shows $49,000 for the Seeing the pain that the war caused parking replacement, but Averyt said in her son, she decided to make him reality it will be $29,000 due to taking a patriotic quilt. When she gave the another bid. quilt to her son, she said Nat’s entire For Sebring High the project list in- demeanor changed. Where there was cludes $100,000 for work at the baseball once despair, there was hope and field at Firemen’s Field. well-being, Robert said. That will go out to bid and then the She made a second quilt for another School Board will vote on it, Averyt said. service member she knew and soon The field has drainage issues and swails. after encouraged other quilters to join It is not level so it has to be regraded and her in the project. Thus, the Quilts of re-sodded. It happens to all ball fields Valor Foundation was formed. over time and it is time for this one to be Fredricks said, “A quilt of valor redone. represents healing. It is the founda- The School Board at its meeting on tion’s mission to cover every veteran Tuesday will vote on approval of the and service member who has been 2020-21 capital projects list, Averyt said. affected by war with a comforting and healing quilt. For us, the quilters, it is “That is the total project list for the COURTESY PHOTO 2020-21 year that will go through next a unique experience of sewing togeth- March,” he said. “Those are all the er pieces of patriotic fabric. While we The Quilt of Valor is shown in full view by Chief Dennis Green’s family, who were in atten- projects that they are recommending to don’t know exactly who will receive dance for the presentation. complete hopefully by next March, but a our quilts, we do know that it will be someone who loves our country and “A Quilt of Valor symbolizes the men and women whose sacrifices lot of times, depending on the cash flow, deep gratitude that we, as civilians, has served and sacrificed far beyond VALOR | 2A BUSES | 2A anything we can imagine. have towards the veterans and service ‘Sandra’ turns 34 at Center for Great Apes

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in 2015 declared that Sandra is legally not an animal, but a non-human person, and WAUCHULA, Fla. (AP) — A orangutan thus entitled to some legal rights enjoyed by named Sandra, who was granted legal per- people, and better living conditions. sonhood by a judge in Argentina and later “With that ruling I wanted to tell society found a new home in Florida, celebrated something new, that animals are sentient her 34th birthday on Valentine’s Day with a beings and that the first right they have is special new primate friend. our obligation to respect them,” she told Patti Ragan, director of the Center for The Associated Press. Great Apes in Wauchula, Florida, says But without a clear alternative, Sandra Sandra “has adjusted beautifully to her life remained at the antiquated zoo, which at the sanctuary” and has befriended Jethro, closed in 2016, until leaving for the U.S. in a 31-year-old male orangutan. late September. She was in quarantine for Prior to coming to Florida, Sandra had a month at the Sedgwick County Zoo in lived alone in a Buenos Aires zoo. Sandra Kansas before arriving in Florida. was a bit shy when she arrived at the Florida On Friday, Sandra celebrated her birth- center, which is home to 22 orangutans. day, complete with pink signs and wrapped “Sandra appeared most interested in packages. Jethro, who was once in the Jethro, and our caregivers felt he was a per- entertainment business, attended the party. fect choice because of his close age, calm Ragan said that Sandra and Jethro will demeanor, and gentle nature,” Ragan said “sit in the vicinity of each other,” but not in a news release. “Sandra still observes and close enough to touch. Sandra weighs 129 follows Jethro from a distance while they are THE CENTER FOR GREAT APES VIA AP pounds, and Jethro, 260. in the process of getting to know and trust “Sandra does like to watch Jethro eat,” This Feb. 15, 2020 photo courtesy of the Center for Great Apes shows an orangutan each other. But they are living harmoniously Ragan said. “Some adult male orangutans named Sandra in Wauchula. Sandra, who was granted legal personhood by a judge in the same habitat spaces as they continue will advance an introduction forcefully, but in Argentina and later found a new home in Florida, celebrated her 34th birthday on to gain confidence in their relationship.” Jethro has been patient and calm giving Valentine’s Day with a special new primate friend. Judge Elena Liberatori’s landmark ruling Sandra more confidence in his presence.”

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5 THINGS That Will Make You SMARTER AP may hire a building official 1. When the modern an elevator is actually a By MARC VALERO electrical own Land Development but yet the County elevator was fi rst unveiled “placebo” button, made STAFF WRITER lines that Regulations,” she said. approved the building. in the 1920’s, many to give passengers the don’t “What is the sense in There is a supervisory people were still leery and illusion of control in their AVON PARK — At belong, she having them [LDR] if we position in the City’s nervous about traveling elevator journey. Since a recent City Council said. are letting people to just Code Enforcement meeting, Councilwoman “This per- go ahead and get away up and down fl oors in the 1990’s elevator man- Department that is Maria Sutherland said son could with it?” this new contraption. As ufacturers have removed no longer there so the such, hotels, offi ce build- the close function on the number of building do more of A lot of these properties city manager can seek, ings and elevator makers most elevators since they inspections required in SUTHERLAND a monitor- don’t even pay taxes, decided to play calming close automatically. the City may not warrant ing of what Sutherland added. instead of a supervisor, music to make passen- 4. The word “esca- a full-time position, but is going on Some residences have someone who would be gers feel more at ease in lator” was originally if the person could also and if it doesn’t work the an additional residence in over that department who their journey. Today, while trademarked by Otis differentiate between City can revert back to the the back and just recently could teach and learn the most passengers don’t Elevators Company, and the City’s code for Code County, we pay County Deputy Mayor Stanley City’s Land Development think twice about trav- as a result, some of the Enforcement with the taxes,” Sutherland said. Spurlock gave such an Regulations for the staff. eling between fl oors in a earlier American manu- Building Code then it “I think it is some- example where in the Interim City Manager little box, cheesy elevator facturers of escalators had makes sense. thing that is worth a try last three years they have Kim Gay said it can be Right now the County because if we want to constructed a dwelling, music can still sometimes to come up with some done, but it would take a is not responsible if they get a handle on all this she said. They are using be heard. more creative names for little while to develop a 2. Escalators are fairly their escalators. Some of go into a dwelling, that is illegal construction that the primary address for job description. It would simple but brilliant ma- them were: Motor Stairs, not permitted by the City, is going on in City, yes the dwelling, so they chines and are essentially Moving Stairs and Electric they are just approving they may be able to get probably hooked in be something for the long conveyor belts that Stairway. it as a dwelling and not a permit after the fact, illegally to the city’s water incoming city manager, pull a set of stairs making 5. The world’s longest looking for illegal tap- but by then they are and sewer and don’t meet Mark Schrader, to work a moving staircase. One of outdoor escalator is the ping of City utilities or doing away with our the setback regulations, on. the fi rst uses of escalators Central-Mid-Levels esca- being used in history was lator in Hong Kong which by the Ancient Egyptians spans 2,600 feet and helps in building the Great many commuters each Pyramids of Giza, where day get to work between Truist has ribbon cutting stone cubes were carried Central and Mid-levels. It on tree trunks and rolled only goes one direction towards the build site and switches direction using a long belt pulled depending on rush hour. by workers. Source: expertserviceso- 3. The close button in lutions.com

Student software is a large expense at every BUSES school. At Sebring High, FROM PAGE 1A the district’s largest we just can’t get them all school, the student done.” software cost is listed as MARC VALERO/STAFF There is a recommen- $131,124. Some schools The inside of the new Truist Downtown Branch. dation for nine schools are getting new student buses, so every year the computers, according STAFF REPORT district is getting nine to the project list, which buses, Averyt said. shows it costing $90,708 Sebring Mayor John Shoop was on hand Friday Since the half-cent at Sebring High. to help cut the ribbon at the new Truist (SunTrust) school sales tax was The School Board Downtown Branch at 3012 U.S. 27 S., Suite 115. MARC VALERO/STAFF approved in 2016, the of Highlands County The bank opened its newest branch in December. district has been catching will meet at 5:30 p.m., Customers and residents of Highlands County en- Sebring Mayor John Shoop was on hand Friday to help cut the up on replacing its older Tuesday, in the Garland joyed a tour of the branch offi ce Friday, and were able ribbon at the new Truist (SunTrust) Downtown Branch at 3012 school buses. Boggus Board Room, 426 to have their questions answered by the experienced U.S. 27 S., Suite 115. The bank opened its newest branch in School St., Sebring. staff members. December.

Japan and Korea, as well He led the 18th Wing’s Drillmaster Award. years of service. He then Headquarters Air Force as numerous bases across fi rst-ever deployment to His military decorations became the aerospace Junior ROTC as an VALOR the United States. Saudi Arabia in support include the Meritorious science instructor for the Outstanding Instructor of FROM PAGE 1A While in Japan, “Green’s of Operation Southern Service Medal with three Air Force Junior ROTC the Year in 2009 and 2019. have been so many.” leadership was key to the Watch,” Fredricks said. oak leaf clusters, the Air program at Avon Park Fredricks said the Green, a native of successful completion of While in the service, Force Commendation High School, where he fi rst Quilt of Valor was California, enlisted in the Pacifi c Air Forces Unit Green was the recipient Medal with four oak leaf taught for 16 years, retir- presented at Walter Reed the United States Air Effectiveness Inspection, of numerous group and clusters, the Air Force ing in 2015. He returned Army Medical Center in Force right after gradu- and two Operational wing level awards to Achievement with one to the Junior ROTC November 2003. To date ation from high school. Readiness Inspections. He include the Lieutenant oak leaf cluster, the program at Sebring High more than 242,000 quilts Following basic training, was handpicked by 7th General Leo Marquez Korean Defense Medal, School two years later. have been presented to he attended technical Air Force to aid in writing Award, the Twelve the National Defense During his tenure as veterans and service men training to become an the wartime base support Outstanding Airman Service Medal with the aerospace science and women in several aircraft maintenance plan for Kwang-Ju Air of the Year Award, the one small bronze star, instructor, Green has countries around the specialist, but that was Base Korea. Chief Green Maintenance Professional and the Armed Forces impacted the lives of world including the unit- only the beginning. His deployed over 25 times of the Year Award, the Expeditionary Service over 3,500 cadets, many ed States, Australia, the Air Force duties would throughout the Pacifi c Lance P. Sijan Award, Medal. of whom still fondly United Kingdom, Canada take him to England, in support of a variety of Distinguished Graduate Green retired from the refer to him as “Chief.” and most recently France. exercises and countries. Award, and, twice, the Air Force in 1999 after 26 He was recognized by

And now that the to move through Senate some businesses while SESSION House and Senate have committees is a bill that placing new require- FROM PAGE 1A passed their budgets, would force companies ments on others. they will begin the to use E-Verify to make One item where there’s disapproval outside process of working out sure employees are more agreement is lawmakers’ chambers. differences. The cham- legally able to work in legislation that would But it’s also a bill that bers are about $1.4 bil- the United States. The allow college athletes DeSantis asked for in lion apart. Senate bill was watered to make money off his State of the Union As Republican House down in its first com- their name, image or address when lawmakers Speaker Jose Oliva put it, mittee stop to exclude likeness — a practice began their session last “The fun doesn’t start till agriculture and small currently not allowed month. next week.” business. by the NCAA. Athletes The issue hasn’t The Senate has already DeSantis, the Senate still couldn’t be paid to and House agree on moved in the House, but passed the bill, which play, but they could use some things with their Oliva said he recognizes expands a current law their name and their respective budget the governor wants a that requires girls’ proposals, like giving bill sent to him, and fame to earn money parents be notified if teachers raises and mak- he believes something for endorsements and their daughters are ing environmental issues can pass. But he wants similar deals. The idea adno=00030034 having an abortion, and a priority. But working to make sure the final is backed by Democrats 3$7,2)851,785(),5(3/$&(6 the full House will take out the details will now product doesn’t create and Republicans and has up the Senate bill this be the focus. The House burdens on businesses. the support of DeSantis. Family Owned 560 U.S. 27 North week. Similar to current and Senate have until “How exactly we do A Senate bill on the is- Sebring, FL 33870 law, girls could petition March 10 to agree on a that is not yet deter- sue is making its second & Operated (863) 385-4796 a court for an exemption budget if they want to go mined,” Oliva said. of three committee stops if they feel getting a par- and a House bill is ready CarpetPatioBlinds.com home on time. But he said he doesn’t Since 1978 ent’s permission could Another DeSantis pri- agree that exemptions for consideration by the put them in danger. ority that will continue should be created for full chamber.

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ALMANAC Today is Monday, Feb. 17, the 48th day of 2020. There are 318 days left in the year. Today in history On Feb. 17, 1801, the U.S. House of Representatives broke an electoral tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr, electing Jefferson president; Burr became vice president. On this date In 1815, the United States and Britain exchanged the instruments of ratification for the Treaty of Ghent, ending the War of 1812. In 1863, the International Red Cross was founded in Geneva. In 1864, during the Civil War, the Union ship USS Housatonic was rammed and sunk in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina, by the Confederate hand-cranked submarine HL Hunley in the first naval attack of COURTESY PHOTO/HCFR its kind; the Hunley also sank. In 1986, Johnson & Johnson announced it would no longer sell over-the-counter medications in capsule A DIY project went wrong when a portable blow torch caused a form, following the death of a woman who had taken a cyanide-laced Tylenol capsule. fire in an attic on Wednesday. In 1996, world chess champion Garry Kasparov beat IBM supercomputer “Deep Blue,” winning a six-game match in Philadelphia (however, Kasparov lost to Deep Blue in a rematch in 1997). Ten years ago: Eight American missionaries charged with child kidnapping in Haiti were released after Accident blamed on nearly three weeks in a Haitian jail. Five years ago: Vice President Joe Biden opened a White House summit on countering extremism and radicalization, saying the United States needed to ensure that immigrants were fully included in the fabric of cause in Wednesday fire American society to prevent violent ideologies from taking root at home. One year ago: George Mendonsa, the U.S. Navy sailor who was seen in an iconic photo kissing a woman By KIM MOODY another hour controlling in a nurse’s uniform in New York’s Times Square to celebrate the end of World War II, died in Rhode Island; STAFF WRITER hot spots. The American he was 95. Red Cross assisted the SEBRING – What started homeowner and his son. Today’s birthdays as a DIY project turned Bashoor said when he left out to be a nightmare for the scene the power was Actor Hal Holbrook is 95. Country singer-songwriter Johnny Bush is 85. Actress Christina Pickles is 85. an elderly man and his off and the house was Football Hall of Famer Jim Brown is 84. Actress Brenda Fricker is 75. Actress Becky Ann Baker is 67. Actress son; thankfully, they were uninhabitable. The fire was Rene Russo is 66. Actor Richard Karn is 64. Actor Lou Diamond Phillips is 58. Basketball Hall of Famer not injured. Several units ruled accidental. Michael Jordan is 57. Actor-comedian Larry, the Cable Guy is 57. Movie director Michael Bay is 56. Singer from the Highlands County HCFR units from DeSoto Chante Moore is 53. Olympic gold and silver medal skier Tommy Moe is 50. Actress Denise Richards is 49. Fire Rescue responded to City, West Sebring were Rock singer-musician Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day) is 48. Rock musician Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters) a house fire at the 1100 on scene and the City of is 48. Actress Kelly Carlson is 44. Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran is 29. Actress Meaghan Martin is 28. Actress block of Martin Luther King Sebring was called in for Sasha Pieterse is 24. Boulevard after the call mutual aid also. was dispatched at about Polk County units were Bible verse 6:30 p.m. asked to cover the north According to HCFR Chief end of Highlands County Yea, the Almighty shall be thy defence, and thou shalt have plenty of silver,.” — Job 22:25. Marc Bashoor, the man and Lorida and Leisure This scripture has always been very dear to me. As a young minister years ago, while praying, I opened was attempting to remove Lakes were on call to the my Bible to this verse and received an immediate answer to a need. Pray the scripture... that is, slowly and old paint with a portable south of the county. prayerfully read the word while placing your need into the promise of God in identification and application. torch. He got too close to combustibles and the attic caught on fire. He also said the age of the home caused some difficulty in putting the fire out because of the plaster and lathing. As the first fire personnel on the scene, he was able Gals Health Fest to calm the senior who was also attempting to go into his home. The fire took about 45 minutes to put out and crews were on the scene for AP to seek assistance from S.O. in residential traffic issue By MARC VALERO STAFF WRITER

AVON PARK — A City REGISTER TO WIN* resident who lives near Avon Park High is willing 5-day, all-inclusive cruise to pay for speed bumps to slow the afternoon rush of students departing from for 2 on Celebrity Cruise Lines. school, but the City Council *Must be present to win decided first to seek assistance from the Sheriff’s Office. Cynthia Roe arrived near the end of last Monday’s City Council meeting after Gather your fun girls group and join us the City Council discussed the issue, which was included in the agenda. February 21 (Fri.) from 8 – 11 am Roe said she has been living on Riviera Street for nearly 11 years. “The students that are @ Sebring Sun ‘n Lake Golf Club coming out of the high school they have been driving recklessly,” she said. Focusing on health and wellness for ladies 50+, “As soon as they come out of their side entrance my you’ll hear from expert doctors and specially-trained clinicians road is right there. Before is wasn’t that big of an about what matters to you and have fun doing it! issue because my kids were smaller, but now that my Enjoy live entertainment, delicious breakfast, lots of door prizes and kids are older.” Also, three families have a limited-edition gift bag for each gal, and best of all admission is FREE. moved in on the street and they have kids and some that are younger than her 1NRNYJIYTYMJ̤WXY78;5X kids, they are toddlers, Roe said. The other day a truck came racing down and her HFQQ neighbor tried to get into his vehicle to get the tag Sponsored by AdventHealth & Highlands News-Sun number, but he couldn’t do it. “I kind of stood in the middle of the road and a student swerved to avoid hitting me and he managed to curse me out,” she said. “I am willing come up with the money myself to buy the speed bumps just so something can be done because over the years it has gotten way worse and those kids don’t care.” adno=00031880 www.highlandsnewssun.com February 17, 2020 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | A5 STATE/NATION NEWS Trump revs up fans at Daytona 500

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fast cars and the world-class motorsports. But NASCAR DAYTONA BEACH — fans never forget that no President Donald Trump gave matter who wins the race, what an election-year embrace to matters most is God, family NASCAR and its fans Sunday and country.’’ when he became the second Trump’s reelection campaign president ever to attend the planned to run an ad during Daytona 500. The presidential the Fox broadcast of the race motorcade took to the track and fly an aerial banner near to join in a warm-up lap after the speedway. About 100,000 he had told the crowd that the people were expected to attend racers and their teams were this year’s race while millions competing “for pure American more watched on television. glory.” About 9 million people took in Following a recitation last year’s race on television. of the opening command, Trump tweeted Sunday “Gentleman, start your en- morning: “Getting ready to go gines,’’ Trump got into his black to the Daytona 500. Will be limousine for a ceremonial spin GREAT!” around Daytona International Trump will embark later this Speedway. He had joked mo- coming week on a Western ments earlier in a Fox interview state swing that will take that while as president, he was him to rallies in Phoenix, Las not allowed to drive his own Vegas and Colorado Springs, car, “ I’m going to hop into one Colorado. of these cars and I’m going to The trip is another demon- get into this race if possible. I ALEX BRANDON/AP PHOTO stration of Trump’s willingness love the idea.’’ President Donald Trump, accompanied by first lady Melania Trump, gives the instructions “gentlemen, start your to campaign not just in con- Given the honor of grand engines,” before the start of the NASCAR Daytona 500 auto race at Daytona International Speedway on Sunday. servative strongholds but in marshal for the race, Trump states that lean Democratic, gave thousands of fans a in an infield staging area. reelection year. He said the Daytona 500 was particularly Colorado, where flyover of Air Force One and Asked what it was about “For 500 heart-pounding ‘‘a legendary display of roaring Republican Sen. Cory Gardner then rode onto the track in the NASCAR that he most enjoyed, miles these fierce competitors engines, soaring spirits and faces a tough reelection battle. presidential motorcade as the the president said, ‘‘I think it’s will chase the checkered flag the American skill, speed and Arizona is expected to be a key audience roared with delight. really the bravery of these peo- ... and make their play for pure power that we’ve been hearing swing state in the presidential The motorcade took roughly a ple. ... it takes great courage.’’ American glory, and that’s what about for so many years. The election with its growing popu- quarter lap before pulling aside President George W. Bush it is, pure American glory,’’ tens of thousands of patriots lation of Hispanic voters. appeared at the race during his Trump said before the race. here today have come for the

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS accused of fatally shooting a specifically targeted the woman was killed early Sunday morn- presidential primary. former Under Armour cowork- and may have been planning to ing when a car careened into a Florida has closed primaries, er at a Florida mall has been kill another employee who was construction road closure on which means anyone not regis- Troopers: Toddler found dead from an apparent on a break and not in the store, I-95 in Miami. tered as a Democrat by Tuesday killed by SUV after suicide, authorities said. Rolón said. About a dozen The construction worker’s will be unable to vote to choose A jogger found Daniel customers were in the store at name wasn’t released pending the party’s nominee. walking into street Everett’s SUV in Fort Pierce and the time of the shooting, and notification of his family. The Orlando Sentinel report- PALMETTO — A toddler was contacted local police, Orlando officials said no injuries were The Miami Herald report- ed that some areas, like Orange struck and killed by an SUV police Chief Orlando Rolón reported by anyone else at the ed the crash happened at County, had extended hours Friday after walking into traffic said during a news conference. mall. 2:15 a.m., and all southbound this weekend to accommodate in Florida, authorities said. Officers responded and found After the shooting, detectives lanes of I-95 were shut down new registrations and party Arayah Phillips was fatally the body in the vehicle. Fort learned that Everett created until about 7:30 a.m. switches. injured in front of a Palmetto Pierce is located on Florida’s a list of other employees who The FHP said a black SUV Two million vote-by-mail home, according to a Florida Atlantic coast, about 100 miles police believed were potential and a white Toyota collided ballots were also going in the Highway Patrol report. southeast of Orlando. targets. Rolón said law enforce- as they drove on Interstate mail. Early voting begins at the The 23-month-old girl had Everett, 46, likely arrived in ment immediately contacted 95, sending the SUV into the beginning of March and lasts been walking down a driveway Fort Pierce days ago and may those workers to make sure construction zone. through the weekend before before stepping into the street, have killed himself a short time they were safe. They were told The SUV hit the man, a the primary. troopers said. She walked later, Orlando Detective Teresa to stay at places that weren’t Ford pickup truck and some But experts caution that directly into the path of the Sprague said Friday. Several law listed in their personnel files. construction equipment. The sending a ballot in too early passing SUV, and the woman enforcement agencies, includ- Under Armour management worker was taken to an area runs the risk of voting for driving the vehicle was unable ing the U.S. Marshals Service, was working with police, Rolón hospital, where he was pro- someone who will have to stop before hitting the child. had been searching for him. said. The Baltimore-based nounced dead. dropped out of the race by the The driver stopped after the Everett was fired Monday company has closed all eight time the Florida primary takes crash. No charges were imme- morning from an Under of its Orlando-area stores since Florida deadline to place. diately reported against her. Armour store at Orlando the shooting. register to vote, switch In 2016, former Florida International Premium Outlets. parties nears governor Jeb Bush was running Police: Mall shooter Investigators haven’t said what Crash on I-95 in Miami for the Republican nomination. found dead from prompted the firing. Police said kills construction ORLANDO — Eligible Florida The former Florida governor he returned that evening and worker voters have only a few days left dropped out of the race two apparent suicide killed store manager Eunice to register or switch their party weeks before his home state’s ORLANDO — A Florida man Marie Vazquez, 37. MIAMI — The Florida affiliation if they want to vote primary, but 43,511 people Investigators believe he Highway Patrol said a worker in the March 17 Democratic wound up voting for him.

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Flu activity in the U.S. is “elevated and rising,” according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Nationwide, hospital officials report “a significant spike in flu-like illnesses” the first week of December compared to the same time in 2018. With the flu season in the area in full swing, this is a good time to remind people of everyday steps they can take to help prevent getting the flu. Health officials recommend that everyone six months and older get a flu shot, especially those who are in the high risk category (those 65 and older, pregnant women, young children, those with certain diseases and others). Here are other tips from the CDC to help prevent you from contracting the flu: Another year, another big fair — Try to avoid close contact with sick people. — While sick, limit contact with others as Despite being the shortest month the fact that our fair has things much as possible to keep from infecting them. of the year, February brings one unique to small town fairs. We — If you are sick with flu symptoms, the CDC of the most exciting events of the give kids the opportunity to raise recommends that you stay home for at least year: the Highlands County Fair. animals to then sell and finance 24 hours after your fever is gone except to get Lasting nearly a week and a half, their futures, girls are able to run medical care or for other necessities. Your fever the Highlands County fairgrounds for the titles of Miss Highlands or should be gone for 24 hours without the use of a is filled with plenty of fun rides and Teen Miss Highlands County, and fever-reducing medicine. hundreds of local residents want- we even have Sebring High School — Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue ing to have a great time. From the fundraising for Project Graduation. when you cough or sneeze. Throw the tissue in Miss Highlands County pageant to VIEWPOINTS FROM A TEENAGER Something that is not often the trash after you use it. the iconic Fireball, our county fair Miguel Arceo appreciated enough is the amount — Wash your hands often with soap and defines the perfect small town fair. of work put into organizing this water. If soap and water are not available, use an Having grown up in this county seen in a while, kids racing to get massive event. From the local alcohol-based hand rub. all my life and having the fair in my in line for the rides, and crowds police officers who work long into — Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. earliest memories, it was only right of people supporting their friends the night to ensure safety of the Germs spread this way. for me to write good things about competing in the pageants. I even fairgoers to the volunteers working — Clean and disinfect surfaces and objects this event. For me, the fair has saw a police officer challenged to a the entrances, there are so many that may be contaminated with germs like the become a staple of our community. football game by a random fairgoer people who make sure the event flu. It holds a special place in my heart and both of them had smiles on is as amazing as it always is. It is An editorial from Daily Citizen-News in Dalton, and is where some of my best their faces. Throughout the entire a huge event to coordinate and Georgia. childhood memories were made. time you are on the fairgrounds, it manage, yet it is done every year What I love most about the is nothing but positive emotions. with the same quality. All those Highlands County Fair is the fact While sure, you can buy an volunteers deserve a huge thank that people are having the best expensive ticket to Disney World you on behalf of everyone who time of their lives in our own and see relatively the same thing, attended this year’s county fair. ‘Broken records’ county. Personally, I was able to but nothing compares to seeing At the end of the day, this fair is a watch two of my close friends com- it in your small community. You tradition I hope this county never pete for Miss Highlands County. I know the people running for Miss loses. Whether we admit it or not, must stop was also blessed to be able to go Highlands County, auctioning off it has become a part of what this to the fair twice with my friends their steers, and the people waiting county is. The sense of family that There’s an old phrase that says “like a broken and I cannot say anything negative in line with you. This sense of is found in smaller towns is only record” when referring to something that hap- about the experiences I had on familiarity of those around you just emphasized at the fair. It is some- pens over and over again, or something that is both visits. makes the Highlands County Fair thing that everyone, regardless of said over and over again. On both visits, all I saw were better than any $100 ticket to an age, can enjoy. When it comes to crime in the community, happy events. I saw people seeing amusement park. Not to mention Miguel Arceo is a student athlete there are some reports, some dispatches and others that they may have not at Sebring High School. some incidents that are “broken records,” mean- ing they are ones that are happening at the same time, happen with the same people or involve the same places. It is the latter that raises the most concern. Can we have more middlebrow citizens? When dispatchers ask officers to respond to “Middlebrow.” is an overabundance of over-edu- the same business or the same address over and I sit typing this column on the cated, smarmy, silver-spoon elitists over again, the problem no longer solely lies with 20th anniversary of the massive who dictate how the commoners the individuals involved, but the owners of that heart attack that took the life of my should live. On the other side is a business or possibly the landlords. father, and “middlebrow” is one of growing underclass of “here, hold Law enforcement can only do so much to the words that pops into my mind my beer” nitwits who wallow in clean up or curtail crime in a particular area, but when remembering Dad. their ignorance and their crassness if those in charge of that establishment, or the Except for learning the skills of a TYRADES and give renewed life to the worst managers and owners of that complex, do little to medic during his year in the United stereotypes. change the surroundings and the situation, then States Army and taking a Dale Danny Tyree This great nation owes much of they are in many ways complicit to the crime and Carnegie “How To Win Friends its prosperity to people infused the disturbances that occur. and Influence People” course marched to the beat of a different with wanderlust, who made fame There are addresses that 911 dispatchers call while in the insurance business, drummer. but it was a very natu- and fortune the driving force of out so much that it is quite likely officers or Dad had no formal education ral, easy-going pace. It was not a their lives. But the glue that holds deputies on patrol can finish the call before the beyond being the salutatorian of deliberate effort to be a chip-on- America together is good, decent the-shoulder cantankerous coot or dispatcher does. They know a call is coming and the Marshall County (Tennessee) people who stay informed and try “weird for the sake of being weird” they know where it’s coming from. High School class of 1943. But he on a modest scale to make their hipster. That is both sad and disturbing. was a voracious reader (history, families, churches, neighborhoods Dad believed in an honest day’s Again, there is only so much law enforcement highbrow classic literature, news- and communities a little better. papers, Bennett Cerf jokebooks, work (sometimes physical, some- can do. Middlebrow citizens. To really curtail crime, it is up to those who live B.W. Johnson’s Notes on the New times cerebral) for an honest day’s There are many pundits, celebri- in these areas, those who frequent these estab- Testament, “Reader’s Digest”) his pay. He would be appalled by the ties and movers-and-shakers who lishments and those who live in these complexes entire life and displayed a healthy hordes of people who clamor for catch my attention. But I have nev- to demand change, not just of the owners, but balance between “book learnin’” “something for nothing” – as well er daydreamed, “What if HE had their neighbors. and common sense. as by well-connected manipulators The same can be said for certain neighbor- Dad expressed no resentment for who exploit the masses through been my father?” On the contrary, hoods and streets, where officers and deputies classmates and kinfolk who moved crony capitalism. it has been a priceless comfort over are routinely asked to respond. cross-country for employment. Dad practiced the Old School the years to have people ask me, At the time deputies and officers, they are He made many newcomers feel traits of plugging along and “doing “Who was your daddy?” and when responding to a situation that has already welcome when he was selling real the right thing,” as contrasted with I tell them, they gush, “He was a occurred. It has happened. Real change must be estate. But his own happiness the current trend toward narcis- good man,” instead of murmuring proactive; it must come before there is a prob- involved a simple life of exhibiting sistic, no-skin-in-the-game “virtue “Oh” and abruptly changing the lem, before the call is made. his kindness, generosity and prob- signaling.” subject. When it comes to the “broken records” in our lem-solving skills in his hometown. Dad tried his best to be a peace- Edwin Lewis Tyree was one of a community, they must be fixed, they must stop Dad was much more extroverted maker and treat everyone the kind and irreplaceable. playing the same old song, and begin playing a than I am, but he commanded same. He did not spend every wak- And I hope future generations new tune. attention without being needy and ing moment trying to verbally nuke produce millions more people just Law enforcement can only do so much. domineering. Dad was a character, the enemy or conjure ever-narrow- like him! An editorial from the Vicksburg (Mississippi) but he also HAD character – a er subgroups of aggrieved parties. Danny Tyree welcomes email Post. distinction that is lost on many Perhaps it’s a blessing that Dad responses at [email protected] attention-seekers. has been spared the past two de- and visits to his Facebook fan page Dad relished deep thoughts and cades of polarization. On one side “Tyree’s Tyrades.” www.highlandsnewssun.com February 17, 2020 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | A7 WORLD NEWS Xi’s early involvement in virus outbreak raises questions

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS time that he was leading demonstrate that the sooner. the response to a new virus Communist Party leader- In the speech, Xi said BEIJING — A recent outbreak from early on in ship had acted decisively he gave instructions on speech by Chinese the crisis. from the beginning, but fighting the virus on Jan. 7 President Xi Jinping that The publication of also opens up the Chinese and ordered the shutdown has been published by state the Feb. 3 speech was leader to criticism over why that began on Jan. 23 of media indicates for the first an apparent attempt to the public was not alerted cities at the epicenter of the outbreak. His remarks were published by state media late Saturday. “On Jan. 22, in light of Dine with the epidemic’s rapid spread and the challenges of prevention and control, I made a clear request that ANDY WONG/AP PHOTO the Doctor Hubei province imple- ment comprehensive and A woman wearing a protective face mask receives a tempera- Tuesday, stringent controls over the ture check from a security guard as she enters Qianmen Street, February 18, 2020 outflow of people,” Xi told a popular tourist spot, in Beijing, Sunday. 5:00 pm a meeting of the party’s 21.6%. said, citing Minister of withwith standing committee, its top “The national efforts Health and Welfare Chen body. against the epidemic have Shih-chung. The number of new shown results,” Mi said China reported 142 Dr. M. Braimah Saaka, cases in mainland China at the commission’s daily more deaths, almost all in Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon fell for a third straight day, media briefing. Hubei, raising mainland China’s National Health Taiwan on Sunday China’s death toll to 1,665. Commission reported reported its first death from Another 9,419 people have Jason L. Kimbrell, CEO Sunday. The 2,009 new cas- the virus, the fifth fatality recovered from COVID-19, es in the previous 24-hour outside of mainland China. a disease caused by a new period brought the total to The island also confirmed coronavirus, and have been 68,500. two new cases, raising its discharged from hospitals. Commission spokesman total to 20. Japanese Prime Minister Mi Feng said the percent- Taiwan’s Central News Shinzo Abe convened an $6 per person age of severe cases had Agency reported that the experts meeting to discuss dropped to 7.2% of the total person who died was a measures to contain the For More Information or to RSVP from a peak of 15.9% on man in his 60s living in virus in his country, where Call (863) 385-0161 ext. 0 Jan. 27. The proportion is central Taiwan. He had not more than a dozen cases higher in Wuhan, the Hubei traveled overseas recently have emerged in the past 725 S. Pine Street, Sebring, FL city where the outbreak and had no known contact few days without any www.palmsofsebring.com adno=00030585 started, but has fallen to with virus patients, CNA obvious link to China.

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Two feuding security SHOW BOAT (1951) (2017) Scarlett Johansson, Pi- anu Reeves, Michael Nyqvist. guards go after murderous Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. lou Asb‘aek. A cyber-enhanced An ex-assassin hunts down the thieves. (PG-13) (2:30) BET A singer falls for a gambler soldier battles a mind-control gangsters who ruined his life. 12:30 p.m. on her father’s riverboat. (NR) (R) (2:30) PARMT 1 p.m., 6:30 (2:00) TCM 1:15 p.m. threat. (PG-13) (2:15) SYFY NAUGHTY MARIETTA ›››‡ 3:15 p.m. p.m. (1935) Jeanette MacDonald, SHREK ›››‡ (2001) Voices of GIGI ›››› (1958) Leslie JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 2 ››› Nelson Eddy. A princess dis- Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy. Ani- Caron, Maurice Chevalier. (2017) Keanu Reeves, Com- guised as a maid goes to New mated. A monster and a donkey A Gay ’90s Parisian finds he mon. Legendary hit man John York. (G) (2:15) TCM 11:45 p.m. make a deal with a mean lord. wants to marry his would-be Wick takes on deadly killers in (PG) (2:00) NICK 11 a.m. NEED FOR SPEED ›› (2014) mistress. (G) (2:15) TCM 8 p.m. Rome. (R) (3:00) PARMT 3:30 ›› ›››› Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper. A SMALL TOWN GIRL (1953) THE GODFATHER p.m., 9 p.m. street-car racer wants revenge Jane Powell, Farley Granger. A (1972) Marlon Brando, Al KIDNAP ›› (2017) Halle Berry, on a treacherous rival. (PG-13) judge’s daughter falls for a man Pacino. A mafia patriarch tries arrested for speeding. (NR) to hold his empire together. (R) Sage Correa. A frantic woman (2:45) SYFY 12:30 p.m. chases the car that holds her (2:00) TCM 9 a.m. (4:00) AMC 9 a.m., 5:30 p.m. ONE HOUR WITH YOU ››› THE GODFATHER, PART II kidnapped son. (R) (2:00) BET (1932) Maurice Chevalier, SPECTRE ››› (2015) Daniel ›››› (1974) Al Pacino, Rob- 9 p.m. Jeanette MacDonald. A happily Craig, Christoph Waltz. A cryp- Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) endeavors to expand his father’s ert Duvall. Michael Corleone KISS ME KATE ››› (1953) married doctor dallies with his tic message leads Bond to a criminal empire in “The Godfather, Part II” on AMC. moves his father’s crime family Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. wife’s friend. (NR) (1:30) TCM sinister organization. (PG-13) 10:15 p.m. (3:00) FX 2 p.m. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. TWILIGHT: EXTENDED EDI- to Las Vegas. (R) (4:30) AMC 1 Ex-spouses co-star in a musical ››‡ p.m., 9:30 p.m. “Taming of the Shrew.” (NR) Luke Skywalker, Han Solo TION (2008) Kristen THE PACIFIER ›› (2005) Vin THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: and Princess Leia face Darth Stewart, Robert Pattinson. THE GODFATHER, PART III (2:15) TCM 11 a.m. Diesel, Lauren Graham. A Navy SPONGE OUT OF WATER ›››‡ Vader’s wrath. (PG) (2:47) TNT A teen is caught up in an (1990) Al Pacino, Diane SEAL becomes the guardian of ››› (2015) Voices of Tom unorthodox romance with a Keaton. A dignified don joins his THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN 11:45 a.m. ››‡ (2016) Denzel Washing- five siblings. (PG) (2:00) FREE Kenny, Bill Fagerbakke. Live vampire. (NR) (3:00) FREE wild nephew in a Sicilian ven- 11 a.m. action/animated. SpongeBob STAR WARS: THE FORCE ton, Chris Pratt. Mercenaries AWAKENS ›››‡ (2015) Har- 8 p.m. detta. (R) (4:00) AMC 2 a.m. battle a ruthless industrialist in SquarePants comes ashore PASSENGERS ›› (2016) Jen- rison Ford, Mark Hamill. Han TWISTER ››› (1996) Helen ›› the Old West. (PG-13) (3:03) for an adventure on land. (PG) THE GREAT WALL (2016) nifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt. (2:00) NICK 6 p.m. Solo and his allies face a new Hunt, Bill Paxton. Storm chas- Matt Damon, Jing Tian. War- SYFY 8 p.m. Two space travelers discover threat from Kylo Ren. (PG-13) ers race to test a new tornado- riors defend the Great Wall of that their ship is in danger. (PG- STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE MATILDA ››› (1996) Mara ›››› (3:00) TNT 5:30 p.m. monitoring device. (PG-13) China from monsters. (PG-13) 13) (2:30) FX 11:30 a.m. (1977) Mark Hamill, Wilson, Danny DeVito. A child Harrison Ford. Young Luke STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI (2:30) SYFY 5:30 p.m. (2:00) FX 7 a.m. uses her amazing abilities PRETTY WOMAN ››› (1990) Skywalker battles evil Darth ›››‡ (2017) Mark Hamill, VAMPYRE NATION ›› (2012) HARLEM NIGHTS ›› (1989) against uncaring adults. (PG) Richard Gere, Julia Roberts. A Vader. (PG) (2:45) TNT 9 a.m., Carrie Fisher. Luke Skywalker Andrew Lee Potts, Neil Jack- Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor. (2:00) FREE 1 p.m. corporate raider hires a hooker 11:45 p.m. comes to a crossroad when son. Synthetic blood allows hu- to act as a business escort. (R) he meets young Rey. (PG-13) Two 1930s nightclub owners MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE ROGUE STAR WARS: RETURN OF THE mans and vampires to coexist. turn the tables on a crime boss. NATION ››› (2015) Tom (3:03) LIFE 8 p.m., 12:59 a.m. JEDI ›››‡ (1983) Mark Hamill, (3:15) TNT 8:30 p.m. (NR) (1:57) SYFY 2:03 a.m. (R) (3:00) BET 6 p.m. Cruise, Jeremy Renner. Ethan RICH, YOUNG AND PRETTY Harrison Ford. Luke and his TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST ››› allies have a confrontation with WANTED (2008) James THE ITALIAN JOB ››› (2003) Hunt and his team square off ››› (1951) Jane Powell, KNIGHT ›› (2017) Mark Wahl- McAvoy, Morgan Freeman. An Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Ther- against the Syndicate. (PG-13) Danielle Darrieux. A girl in Paris Darth Vader. (PG) (2:58) TNT berg, Anthony Hopkins. The office drone becomes part of on. A thief and his crew plan to (3:00) FX 5 p.m., 11:30 p.m. doesn’t know that her mother 2:32 p.m. war between Transformers and a secret society of assassins. steal back their gold. (PG-13) ›› lives there. (NR) (2:00) TCM STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE humans threatens Earth. 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High Low High Low Ocala Daytona Beach City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W 80/62 77/63 Apalachicola 69 62 c 71 64 c Bradenton DeLand Clearwater 77 66 pc 81 67 pc Today 6:54p 3:04a ------Tue. 8:09p 4:15a ------Beverly Leesburg 80/64 Coral Springs 84 72 pc 84 72 pc Hills 80/64 Daytona Beach 77 63 c 81 66 c Clearwater 79/62 Fort Lauderdale 82 71 pc 82 72 pc Today 8:10a 1:25a 6:28p 12:41p Orlando Fort Myers 85 66 pc 88 69 pc Tue. 9:40a 2:48a 7:46p 2:04p Brooksville 82/66 Titusville Gainesville 77 58 c 81 62 c St. Petersburg 82/63 Jacksonville 73 57 c 78 62 c 79/65 Today 8:18p 3:59a ------Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Key Largo 81 75 s 81 76 pc Tue. 9:33p 5:10a ------Kissimmee Key West 81 75 s 82 76 s U.S. Extremes (For the 48 contiguous states Sunday) High ...... 85 at Key West, FL Low ...... -28 at International Falls, MN Tarpon Springs 82/64 Melbourne Melbourne 79 66 pc 81 67 pc Vero Beach 78/65 Plant City Haines City 79/66 Miami 84 73 pc 84 74 pc Today 6:14a 12:10a 6:20p 1:00p Today Tue. 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Tue. 7:12a 1:07a 7:15p 1:57p 82/64 83/64 Naples 85 68 pc 88 70 pc City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Ocala 80 62 c 85 63 c Winter Haven Venice Albuquerque 61 36 pc 58 34 s Kansas City 51 28 c 40 18 s Tampa Okeechobee 82 65 pc 83 65 pc 83/66 Today 6:16p 2:21a ------Anchorage 33 27 sn 33 24 sn Knoxville 60 47 pc 61 42 sh 80/67 Orlando 82 66 pc 86 69 pc Tue. 7:31p 3:32a ------Atlanta 61 52 c 64 55 r Las Vegas 70 46 s 63 43 s Bartow Frostproof Panama City 72 62 c 73 64 c 82/65 Baltimore 51 35 pc 54 39 sh Los Angeles 72 53 s 74 52 s St. Petersburg 82/66 Pensacola 71 63 c 74 63 r Birmingham 65 56 c 66 50 t Louisville 56 49 c 53 30 sh 81/68 Avon Park Pompano Beach 83 72 pc 82 73 pc Marine Boise 41 19 pc 40 17 s Memphis 62 55 c 58 38 sh Wauchula 82/65 Vero St. Augustine 71 62 c 76 64 c Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland Boston 44 28 s 45 39 r Milwaukee 38 31 sn 32 10 pc 82/64 Basinger Beach St. Petersburg 81 68 pc 85 69 pc Sebring direction in knots in feet chop Buffalo 34 27 pc 43 23 r Minneapolis 34 11 sn 20 -2 pc 83/66 82/68 Sarasota 79 66 pc 83 68 pc Sarasota Myakka City 82/65 Burlington, VT 25 9 pc 35 30 sn Montgomery 70 58 c 71 61 r Tallahassee 72 60 c 75 63 c Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs 79/66 83/65 Charleston, WV 56 48 pc 57 30 r Nashville 61 55 pc 59 38 t Okeechobee Tampa 80 67 pc 84 68 pc S 3-6 0-1 Smooth Charlotte 62 48 c 61 54 r New Orleans 72 67 t 78 64 c 82/65 Vero Beach 82 68 pc 83 68 pc Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola Port Chicago 40 30 r 36 15 pc New York City 48 35 s 50 37 r Venice Venus Indiantown West Palm Beach 85 72 pc 84 73 pc SE 3-6 0-1 Smooth 78/66 Charlotte Cincinnati 50 44 c 49 26 sh Norfolk, VA 54 46 pc 65 49 c 81/63 83/65 84/68 Cleveland 43 37 c 46 26 sh Oklahoma City 60 37 s 49 30 pc UV Index Today Sun and Moon Columbia, SC 64 51 c 66 57 r Omaha 47 21 c 36 17 s Sebring Winter Haven Columbus, OH 46 39 c 47 27 sh Philadelphia 50 33 pc 52 38 r The Sun Rise Set Concord, NH 36 11 s 35 31 c Phoenix 76 52 pc 77 52 s Statistics through 1 p.m. Sunday Statistics through 1 p.m. Sunday Today 7:02 a.m. 6:18 p.m. Dallas 76 51 pc 56 42 pc Pittsburgh 43 36 pc 48 25 sh Temperatures Temperatures Tuesday 7:01 a.m. 6:19 p.m. Denver 39 15 c 30 11 sn Portland, ME 39 16 s 37 34 r Minutes to burn ...... 45 Des Moines 44 21 r 30 9 pc Portland, OR 50 32 c 52 34 pc High/low 82/63 High/low 81/60 The Moon Rise Set The higher the number the greater the risk. Detroit 37 32 c 41 22 c Providence 45 24 s 45 38 r Normal high/low 77/49 Normal high/low 76/54 Today 2:22 a.m. 1:11 p.m. Duluth 26 6 sn 13 -10 pc Raleigh 60 42 s 64 53 r Record high 94 in 1932 Record high 88 in 1990 Tuesday 3:20 a.m. 2:01 p.m. Record low 29 in 2010 Record low 29 in 1991 Pollen Index Fairbanks 9 5 pc 19 4 sn St. Louis 52 35 r 41 25 pc Precipitation (in inches) Precipitation (in inches) New First Full Last Fargo 23 -1 sf 7 -16 pc Salt Lake City 40 24 pc 39 21 pc Hartford 43 22 s 40 34 r San Antonio 79 63 c 75 51 c 24 hours through 1 p.m. Sun. 0.00” 24 hours through 1 p.m. Sun. 0.00” Helena 37 17 sf 32 11 sn San Diego 67 53 pc 67 53 s Month to date 1.62” Month to date 1.14” Honolulu 82 70 pc 81 70 s San Francisco 66 47 s 63 43 s Normal month to date 1.41” Normal month to date 1.40” Cause ...... Juniper, Cypress Houston 79 67 sh 78 60 t Seattle 47 32 pc 48 31 pc Year to date 1.95” Year to date 1.72” Feb 23 Mar 2 Mar 9 Mar 16 Source: National Allergy Bureau Indianapolis 48 41 r 42 25 c Washington, DC 53 39 pc 55 40 sh Normal year to date 3.33” Normal year to date 3.88” Last year to date 6.18” Last year to date 4.09” Solunar Table Air Quality Today The World Monthly Rainfall Leesburg Minor Major Minor Major Statistics through 1 p.m. Sunday Today Tue. Today Tue. Month 2020 2019 Avg. Record Today 12:31a 6:44a 12:58p 7:11p City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Tue. 1:20a 7:33a 1:47p 8:00p Jan. 0.58 3.37 2.48 7.46/1948 Temperatures Amsterdam 49 41 c 48 40 sh Mexico City 81 51 s 82 52 pc Wed. 2:08a 8:22a 2:35p 8:48p Feb. 1.14 1.56 2.54 10.61/1998 High/low 81/56 Main pollutant ...... Ozone Baghdad 70 48 pc 73 55 pc Montreal 22 6 s 35 24 sn March 1.43 3.60 12.18/1960 The solunar period schedule allows planning days so you Beijing 47 22 pc 49 25 pc Ottawa 19 7 s 34 20 sn Precipitation (in inches) Source: Airnow.gov will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover April 2.08 2.63 7.36/1951 Berlin 52 41 c 46 38 sh Paris 53 39 pc 51 43 sh May 1.49 2.74 12.72/1957 24 hours through 1 p.m. Sun. 0.00” during those times. Major periods begin at the times June 9.66 7.87 16.44/1992 shown and last for 1.5 to 2 hours. The minor periods are Buenos Aires 85 63 t 77 63 s Rio de Janeiro 87 76 pc 90 77 pc Weather Trivia™ shorter. July 11.89 8.25 16.45/1945 Airport Cairo 68 50 pc 66 52 pc Rome 61 44 pc 61 45 pc Aug. 8.20 7.48 14.59/1949 Cancun 84 75 pc 85 76 s St. John’s 36 22 sn 25 12 c Possible weather-related delays today. Check with Q: What is the snowiest town in the Sept. 3.78 6.08 17.26/1960 United States? 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS had 12 points and 11 assists, to figure out how to turn his allowing the team to strike a team around quickly enough ANN ARBOR, Mich. — balance offensively. to play in college basketball’s Michigan is rolling again, “He made some great showcase for the first time in finding ways to win as it did decisions with the basketball his three years. during a surprising start. and with controlling the tempo “There’s no point worrying Indiana, meanwhile, is of the game,” coach Juwan about the NCAA Tournament playing so poorly its NCAA Howard said. right now,” Miller said. Tournament chances have Wolverines reserve Brandon Aljami Durham had 17 points taken a hit. Johns scored 14 and Isaiah for the Hoosiers, whose usually Franz Wagner had 16 points Livers added 12 points, appear- reliable scorers were limited. and was one of five to score in ing to overcome an injury scare Freshman Trayce Jackson- double digits for the Wolverines late in the game when he left Davis, who was averaging a in an 89-65 win over the the court briefly with an ankle team-high 14 points, took just Hoosiers on Sunday. injury. three shots and scored five The Wolverines (16-9, 7-7 Big The Hoosiers (16-9, 6-8) have points. Ten) have won three straight lost five of their last six games. “We depend on him for a lot for the first time since opening “Every team goes through of production and today was the season with seven wins. their ups and downs and we’re one of the days he didn’t get “Everything is clicking,” going through ours,” Indiana a lot done offensively,” Miller said Eli Brooks, who scored senior De’Ron Davis said after said. 13 points. “Everybody is scoring a career-high 18 points. Indiana’s Justin Smith (nine) CARLOS OSORIO/AP PHOTO confident.” The slump puts even more Indiana forward De’Ron Davis (20) falls over Michigan forward Austin Davis Michigan’s Zavier Simpson pressure on coach Archie Miller CHANCES | 4B (51) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game on Sunday. Senior 70s softball action By JOHN KLOET SPECIAL TO HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN

SEBRING — It is with a heavy heart as we say good-by to Frank (Lamps) Lantz, the star shortstop of VFW 4300 got a serious injury and is done for the year playing. He got his nickname (Lamps) from making lamps out of empty bottles. Frank was honored by his former college Defiance of Ohio into its Hall of Fame last fall. He will be going back to Ohio to live with his wife and his family. Good luck Frank we will miss you. On the diamond, the Buttonwood Bay Rebels stunned the Blazing Irrigation team in a major upset 13-12. Buttonwood Bay’s two pitchers were Diz Jones and 92-year-old Tony Caristo. NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO Trailing by one run in the last inning Gold medalists, from left; Larry Harvey, Kevin Waterman, Bruce Shidler, Russ Clevenger, Ron Leslie, Ray Hermiston, Lon Hulsey. BB scored two to win the game. Jack Grasso, Fred Boyd, Fred Richardson, Jim Munroe (double), Jim Noviss (home run) and John Degnen (two doubles) all had three-hit games. Mitchell Brown Heartland Games shuffle added a key double to the attack. Blazing Irrigation had Don (Slam Bam) Cunningham (triple), Bob Fahnestock (double), Gary Tankersley, at Sebring Rec Center Bill (Toad) Todd and Norm Grubbs leading the team in hitting. On the other diamond VFW 4300 By NEIL SIMPSON and Alan Jay Automotive Nation had a HEARTLAND GAMES AMBASSADOR slugfest. The VFW had a 11-0 lead but by the fifth inning Alan Jay took the SEBRING — Shuffleboard is a game lead by a run. VFW outlasted Alan Jay to enjoyed by thousands, especially here win 21-18. in Florida. Sadly, the game doesn’t VFW had a big day from Jim Kahn have the same attraction for younger and J.C. (Choo Choo) Brown both with people. Some clubs up north are try- five hits including a double each. Wil ing new ways to get people involved Ramsey four hits with two doubles and with more social activities. Dick Schlitz (first game back after a year Not unlike curling, a hugely popular absence) had three hits and knocked in sport in Canada that attracts millions four runs. Jim (Big Pol) Polatty added a of television viewers for bonspiels, key double. shuffleboard is a game of strategy. The Alan Jay Automotive Network had a best players read the courts much as a big day from Ted (Bear) Griffith, Woody golfer reads the green before putting. NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO Woodward(triple), and Les (Preacher) Shufflers know when to throw up a Osbeck (triple), all with four-hit games. block and when to take an opponent’s Gold medal winners, from left; Carolyn Lanning, Jackie Brown, Pam Clevenger, Gerry Leslie, Kay Hermiston. Phil Lucas(double), Bill Cirillo, Dave disc out. LaHue and Jerry Kaufman banged out Strategy played out as 45 shufflers welcoming the shufflers and helping wherever needed. three hits each. met at the Sebing Recreation Club to make sure that the day ran smooth- For the second year, the Sebring In Thursday games, VFW 4300 (9-2) on Wednesday, Feb. 12 to compete in ly. Club President, Larry Lane, and Recreation Club invited the Heartland kept a hold on first place by a game the Heartland Senior Games. South Vice President, George Rosema, were Games shufflers to use their great with a narrow margin over a stubborn Florida State College appreciates on hand throughout the day to assist clubhouse and covered courts. The Buttonwood Bay Team 22-19. VFW the team at the Recreation Club for Recreation Club is a busy spot. While had Chuck (Actor) Detore went 4 for 4, shufflers were registering and playing J.C.Brown(triple) Jim (Big Pol) Polatty their morning games, the Highlands and Chester(HOD) Johnson all had Woodcarvers were busy on individual three hits. Jim(Jumbo) Lauzonwas 2 for projects. After lunch, pinochle and 2 and walked twice. Jerry Barber 1 for 1 bridge players gathered. Soon after with three walks. that, some table tennis players came Buttonwood Bay had another good to practice for the Heartland Senior performance by Tony Caristo and Games table tennis tournament to be Fred Richardson, both with four-hit held here at the Club on Feb 20. The games. John Degnen (two doubles), Club also offers easy line dancing, Rick Flanders and Dave Pohlman each bingo, table shuffleboard, scrabble had three hits.Boots Dacorvic and Jim and euchre. Noviss each had two doubles. After the 2019 shuffleboard tourna- The other diamond had a very stiff ment, competitors wanted a different wind blowing in and the score showed format to ensure that everyone got it, as Blazing Irrigation (8-3) maintained lots of playing time. Cathy Renwick its grip on second place by outlasting of Whisper Lake took on the role of Alan Jay Automotive Network 9-8 by tournament director and set up a scoring the winning run in the last singles mingles format in which every inning. Sam Crouse had three hits shuffler played six games. Although and two outstanding catches. Don no doubles play took place, players Cunningham also had three hits, but were assured that if they qualify in the glory will go to Bill (Toad) Todd, singles they are automatically eligible who notched four hits, including the to play both singles and doubles at game winner Harold Baucom chipped the Florida Senior Games to be held in in with two key hits and Gallo Gonzalez Fort Lauderdale in December. was the winning pitcher. NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO SHUFFLE | 2B SENIOR | 2B Silver medal winners, from left; Leslie Parsons, Ross Robertson, Di Blajda, Carol Buchanan. B2 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | February 17, 2020 www.highlandsnewssun.com SHUFFLE FROM PAGE 1B Sari Crews from South Florida State College wel- comed everyone before Cathy Renwick outlined rules of play and players selected a chip to deter- mine court and oppo- nent. The order of finish at the end of the day was NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO determined by the num- ber of wins. In case of a Silver medal winners, from left; Jim Kelly, Tim Whittle, Jim Harvey, David Keller, Gene Josey. tie, points earned served NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO as a tie-breaker. Bronze medalists, from left; Eric Parsons, Kathy Stokes, Brian Highlands County Hughey, Walt Pickerell, Ron Crandall. was well represented with eight players 60-64 bracket where Larry Keller both had four wins from Adelaide Shores. Harvey from Sunny Pines with first place going to Tanglewood sent seven came out on top followed Clevenger who had 221 to compete and five by Jim Kelly. Both had points. Tie breakers had shufflers came from five wins. Eric Parsons to be used to clear the Whisper Lake. Russ Gross of Adelaide Shores was logjam for third place and Bruce Shidler were third. as four men posted the entrants from Lake The 65-69 category was three wins apiece. Ron Bonnet Village, Gerry and contested by both men Crandall’s 200 points Ron Leslie came from NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO and women. Jackie Brown allowed him to emerge in River Greens while Sun Whisper Lake participants, from left; Carolynn Lanning, John Bower, Jim Harvey, Cathy Renwick, of Cross Creek took gold third. ‘N Lake’s players were Di Tournament Director, Carl Buchanan, Ron Crandall. with five wins and led The 80 and older Blajda and Gene Josey. all women with her 352 groups were very small Lynn and Earl Bosley were report that shuffleboard points. Ross Robertson but the players had to the lone players from courts are to be installed of Lake Placid won silver compete against people Sebring Country Estates. at Sun ‘N Lake in the and Tanglewood’s Kathy of all ages to earn their Reflections on Silver coming year. Stokes took bronze for the hardware. Kay and Ray Lake used to host the Mick Karchinski from women. Kevin Waterman Hermiston of Tanglewood Heartland Senior Games Green Bay has wintered at from Tanglewood led both went home with shuffleboard but only Tanglewood for five years the men with five wins gold medals. Kay won Ted Peterson played this where he golfs three times followed by Adelaide five of her six games year. He really liked the a week and shuffles twice. Shores’ Tim Whittle and while Ray won four. Ron format and enjoyed his Some of his neighbors Brian Hughey. Leslie from River Greens lunch but says the higher convinced him to take up NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO The largest group of was a gold medal winner registration fee kept his shuffleboard and this year players was in the 70-74 with four victories. Sun n friends at Reflections he decided to sign up for The Adelaide Shores Crew, from left; Leslie Parsons, Jim Kelly, bracket. Pam Clevenger Lake’s Gene Josey added a from returning. the Senior Games, com- Eric Parsons, Brian Hughey, Tim Whittle, Ed Bratt, Bill Courtney, was the women’s gold silver to his large collec- Di Blajda, who moved peting in both golf and Graham Conrad. medalist with her five tion of Heartland Senior shuffleboard. He plans to to Sun ‘N Lake from on the Games and signed Village for six years before wins. Di Blajda from Sun Games medals earned by promote the 2021 Games Sebring Village recently, up for the eighth year and making it their perma- n Lake captured silver participating in several with his golf buddies in was in the Games for her even brought along some nent home in August. while Lynn Bosley from events each year. the fall. second time. She likes new players from his Russ is signed up for table Sebring Country Estates The lone player in the Graham Conrad, a Nova the challenge the tour- park. He was very pleased tennis and track and field went home with a bronze 90 and over group was Scotian who winters at nament offers as well as with the format and as well as playing in the medal. Bruce Shidler of Lon Hulsey who travelled Adelaide Shores, was one the chance to meet new appreciated the great job shuffleboard tournament. Lake Bonnet Village won from St. Lucie to earn of many disgruntled play- people and to develop that tournament director Gay volunteered to help five games and had the a gold medal and the ers from the 2019 tourna- her skills watching others Renwick did. Conrad was at shuffleboard and highest point total of chance to compete in the ment. He didn’t give up play. She is happy to also impressed with the the coupe will serve as the day, 398, to earn his Florida Senior Games. lunch which included marshals for the cycling gold medal. Jim Harvey, With one Heartland fried chicken from Publix. on Saturday. playing for Whisper Lake, Senior Games tourna- Gerry and Ron Leslie Arcadia’s Russ and came away with silver ment under her belt, have been coming to Pam Clevenger of Craig’s and Walt Pickerell from Cathy Renwick has Casa del Lago at River RV Resort will be urging Leisure Acres was the agreed to be tournament Greens for 24 years. Back others to sign up next bronze medalist. director again next year. home in southwestern year saying it’s fun, even if Another large group She demonstrated great Ontario they have three you don’t win. was the 75-79 year olds organizational skills and Ford dealerships. Gerry In past years Mike where Gerry Leslie from was quick to tally scores plays pickleball at Sun ‘N Brown of Cross Creek River Greens came out at the end of the day. 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Giulia Molinaro, $2,549 71-74-69-81—295 Anaheim at Calgary, 4 p.m. ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB SOUTH 35. (28) Austin Hill, Toyota, accident, 37. Ryann O’Toole, $2,433 72-72-76-76—296 Florida at San Jose, 4 p.m. Toronto 40 15 .727 — Cincinnati 70, East Carolina 67, OT 36. (5) Joe Graf Jr., Chevrolet, accident, 37. Charlotte Thomas, $2,387 74-72-77-74—297 N.Y. Islanders at Arizona, 4 p.m. Boston 38 16 .704 1½ COLLEGE BASKETBALL Illinois-Chicago 73, N. Kentucky 43 Na Yeon Choi, $2,387 69-76-76-76—297 Washington at Vegas, 6 p.m. Philadelphia 34 21 .618 6 MIDWEST Race Statistics a-Charlotte Heath 76-70-74-79—299 Tampa Bay at Colorado, 9 p.m. Brooklyn 25 28 .472 14 Drake 85, Evansville 80 Average Speed of Race Winner: 136.64 mph. Tonje Daffinrud, $2,342 70-73-84-73—300 Tuesday’s Games MEN’S BASKETBALL Iowa 58, Minnesota 55 2 hours, 11 minutes, 44 Karis Davidson, $2,312 75-71-79-78—303 Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. New York 17 38 .309 23 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Time of Race: SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Michigan 89, Indiana 65 seconds. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Missouri St. 71, Indiana St. 58 Margin of Victory: Under caution. Buffalo at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Miami 35 19 .648 — No. 1 Baylor 70, No. 14 West Virginia 59 PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS S. Dakota St. 75, Fort Wayne 64 Caution Flags: 7 for 28 laps. CHUBB CLASSIC Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Orlando 24 31 .436 11½ No. 2 Gonzaga 89, Pepperdine 77 Wichita St. 82, Tulane 57 Lead Changes: 12 among 8 drivers. Sunday’s leaders at The Classics at Lely Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. Washington 20 33 .377 14½ No. 3 Kansas 87, Oklahoma 80 Wright St. 106, IUPUI 66 Lap Leaders: M. Snider 1-13; H. Burton 14; Resort, Naples, Fla. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Charlotte 18 36 .333 17 Clemson 77, No. 5 Louisville 62 Denver at Nebraska-Omaha, late M. Snider 15-23; J. Burton 24-31; J. Allgaier Purse: $1.6 million; Yardage: 6,845; Par: New Jersey at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Atlanta 15 41 .268 21 No. 6 Dayton 71, UMass 63 SOUTHWEST 32-36; H. Burton 37-44; J. Allgaier 45-62; J. 71 (35-36) Wednesday’s Games CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 7 Duke 94, Notre Dame 60 No games scheduled Burton 63-80; T. Hill 81; A. Labbe 82-100; Final N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 8 p.m. Milwaukee 46 8 .852 — No. 8 Florida State 80, Syracuse 77 FAR WEST N. Gragson 101-113; C. Briscoe 114-118; N. Scott Parel, $240,000 64-69-63—196 Arizona at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Indiana 32 23 .582 14½ No. 9 Maryland 67, Michigan State 60 San Diego State 72, Boise State 55 Gragson 119-120. Bob Estes, $140,800 67-67-64—198 Boston at Edmonton, 8:30 p.m. Chicago 19 36 .345 27½ Providence 74, No. 10 Seton Hall 68 UC Irvine 70, Hawaii 63 (late Saturday) Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Bernhard Langer, $105,600 65-66-69—200 Florida at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Detroit 19 38 .333 28½ Missouri 85, No. 11 Auburn 73 Arizona St. at California, late Led): Jeb Burton 2 times for 26 laps; Justin Kevin Sutherland, $105,600 70-63-67—200 N.Y. Islanders at Colorado, 10 p.m. Cleveland 14 40 .259 32 No. 12 Kentucky 67, Mississippi 62 Utah at Oregon, late Allgaier 2 times for 23 laps; Myatt Snider Marco Dawson, $66,133 67-67-67—201 Minnesota at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. No. 13 Penn State 77, Northwestern 61 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2 times for 22 laps; Alex Labbe 1 time for Chris DiMarco, $66,133 68-64-69—201 No. 16 Colorado 69, Oregon State 47 SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB 19 laps; Noah Gragson 2 times for 15 laps; Stephen Leaney, $66,133 65-65-71—201 Georgetown 73, No. 19 Butler 66 SCHEDULE PENGUINS 5, RED WINGS 1 Houston 34 20 .630 — All times Eastern Harrison Burton 2 times for 9 laps; Chase Fred Couples, $51,200 67-65-70—202 DETROIT 1 0 0 — 1 SMU 73, No. 20 Houston 72, OT Dallas 33 22 .600 1½ TODAY’S GAMES Briscoe 1 time for 5 laps; Timmy Hill 1 time Stephen Ames, $37,067 69-67-67—203 PITTSBURGH 2 3 0 — 5 Rutgers 72, No. 22 Illinois 57 Memphis 28 26 .519 6 EAST for 1 lap. Woody Austin, $37,067 66-71-66—203 First Period—1, Detroit, Filppula 5 No. 23 Creighton 93, DePaul 64 San Antonio 23 31 .426 11 Xavier at St. John’s, 6:30 p.m. Tom Lehman, $37,067 71-69-63—203 (Bertuzzi), 5:37. 2, Pittsburgh, Lafferty Oklahoma State 73, No. 24 Texas Tech 70 New Orleans 23 32 .418 11½ Bucknell at Holy Cross, 7:05 p.m. David Toms, $37,067 69-68-66—203 6, 7:58. 3, Pittsburgh, Letang 14 (Crosby, Alabama 88, No. 25 Louisiana State 82 NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Bethune-Cookman at Delaware St., 7:30 Brandt Jobe, $37,067 66-69-68—203 Hornqvist), 14:35 (pp). Penalties— Sunday’s Games GOLF Denver 38 17 .691 — p.m. Brett Quigley, $37,067 69-67-67—203 Abdelkader, Det (Interference), 13:54. No. 4 San Diego State 72, Boise State 55 Utah 36 18 .667 1½ Florida A&M at Md.-Eastern Shore, 7:30 Retief Goosen, $28,000 69-68-67—204 Second Period—4, Pittsburgh, Hornqvist 13 No. 15 Villanova 76, Temple 56 PGA TOUR Oklahoma City 33 22 .600 5 p.m. Tim Petrovic, $28,000 66-68-70—204 (Agozzino), 2:53. 5, Pittsburgh, Crosby 11 No. 17 Oregon vs. Utah, late THE GENESIS INVITATIONAL Portland 25 31 .446 13½ SOUTH Doug Barron, $21,947 64-72-69—205 (Pettersson, Zucker), 7:55. 6, Pittsburgh, No. 21 Iowa 58, Minnesota 55 Saturday’s leaders at Riviera Country Club Minnesota 16 37 .302 21 NC Central at NC A&T, 7 p.m. Pacific Palisades, Calif. Mark Brooks, $21,947 66-69-70—205 Hornqvist 14 (Blueger, Tanev), 11:53. PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Morgan St. at SC State, 7:30 p.m. Darren Clarke, $21,947 71-69-65—205 Penalties—None. Purse: $9.3 million. Yardage: 7,322; Par: L.A. Lakers 41 12 .774 — RESULTS Coppin St. at Norfolk St., 8 p.m. 71 (35-36) Rod Pampling, $21,947 69-67-69—205 Third Period—None. Penalties—Larkin, Det L.A. Clippers 37 18 .673 5 SATURDAY’S GAMES Ark.-Pine Bluff at Alcorn St., 8:30 p.m. Fred Funk, $21,947 65-67-73—205 (Roughing), 15:37. Third Round Phoenix 22 33 .400 20 EAST MVSU at Southern U., 8:30 p.m. Kent Jones, $21,947 69-66-70—205 Shots on Goal—Detroit 15-7-6—28. Army 79, Lehigh 66 Adam Scott 72-64-67—203 Sacramento 21 33 .389 20½ MIDWEST John Daly, $16,032 68-67-71—206 Pittsburgh 9-16-10—35. Boston U. 77, Navy 54 Matt Kuchar 64-69-70—203 Golden State 12 43 .218 30 North Carolina at Notre Dame, 7 p.m. Robert Karlsson, $16,032 69-68-69—206 Power-play opportunities—Detroit 0 of 0; Bucknell 72, American U. 68 Rory McIlroy 68-67-68—203 Iowa St. at Kansas, 9 p.m. Jeff Maggert, $16,032 70-68-68—206 Pittsburgh 1 of 2. Central Connecticut St. 75, Bryant 70 Russell Henley 67-69-68—204 Feb. 14 SOUTHWEST Ken Tanigawa, $16,032 65-69-72—206 Goalies—Detroit, Howard 2-22-2 (16 Dartmouth 75, Cornell 53 Harold Varner III 67-68-69—204 All-Star Weekend, Chicago Grambling St. at Texas Southern, 8:30 p.m. Scott Verplank, $16,032 67-68-71—206 shots-12 saves), Detroit, Bernier 12-17-2 Dayton 71, UMass 63 Joel Dahmen 68-71-66—205 Rising Stars Challenge Jackson St. at Prairie View, 9 p.m. Billy Andrade, $12,672 68-70-69—207 (19-18). Pittsburgh, Murray 17-7-5 (28-27). Fairleigh Dickinson 72, Robert Morris 71 Dustin Johnson 72-66-67—205 Team USA 151, Team World 131 FAR WEST Tom Byrum, $12,672 71-67-69—207 A—18,654 (18,387). T—2:27. Florida A&M 97, Delaware St. 95, 2OT Max Homa 72-69-65—206 Saturday’s Games Idaho at Portland St., 10:05 p.m. Ken Duke, $12,672 70-69-68—207 Referees—Jon Mclsaac, Kevin Pollock. Harvard 77, Columbia 73, 2OT Talor Gooch 70-72-64—206 All-Star Weekend: Skills Challenge, 3-Point Jerry Kelly, $12,672 68-70-69—207 Linesmen—Jesse Marquis, Kory Nagy. Hofstra 78, UNC-Wilmington 64 Sung Kang 69-67-70—206 and Slam Dunk at Chicago Wes Short, Jr., $12,672 67-71-69—207 Lafayette 72, Holy Cross 62 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Luke List 71-68-68—207 Sunday’s Game Michael Allen, $10,080 69-68-71—208 Mass.-Lowell 74, Hartford 67 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Scott Brown 71-68-68—207 BRUINS 3, RANGERS 1 All-Star Game at Chicago Dudley Hart, $10,080 73-66-69—208 BOSTON 1 1 1 — 3 Md.-Eastern Shore 66, Bethune-Cookman 58 Saturday’s Games Bryson DeChambeau 68-70-69—207 Team Giannis vs. Team LeBron, late No. 2 Baylor 69, Oklahoma State 42 Miguel Angel Jiménez, $10,080 70-73-65—208 N.Y. RANGERS 0 0 1 — 1 Merrimack 68, Wagner 59 Jon Rahm 70-68-69—207 Today’s Games No. 15 Gonzaga 53, Santa Clara 46 Colin Montgomerie, $10,080 70-72-66—208 First Period—1, Boston, McAvoy 3, 19:18. Northeastern 65, Coll. of Charleston 51 Wyndham Clark 67-68-72—207 None scheduled No. 21 South Dakota 77, Oral Roberts 73 Steve Pate, $10,080 70-71-67—208 Penalties—Lindgren, NYR (Roughing), 11:31. Penn 69, Yale 61 Hideki Matsuyama 71-72-64—207 Tuesday’s Games No. 24 Missouri St. 88, Southern Illinois 57 Paul Broadhurst, $8,320 69-71-69—209 Second Period—2, Boston, Coyle 14, 18:42 Penn St. 77, Northwestern 61 Collin Morikawa 73-67-68—208 None scheduled Joe Durant, $8,320 69-68-72—209 (sh). Penalties—Krejci, Bos (High Sticking), Princeton 73, Brown 54 Sunday’s Games Sebastián Muñoz 69-69-70—208 Wednesday’s Games No. 3 Oregon 93, Southern California 67 Larry Mize, $8,320 70-68-71—209 5:06; Marchand, Bos (Cross Checking), Providence 74, Seton Hall 68 Paul Casey 69-69-70—208 None scheduled Georgia Tech 65, No. 4 North Carolina St. 61 Jeff Sluman, $8,320 68-71-70—209 17:14; Zibanejad, NYR (Tripping), 19:33. Rhode Island 73, Saint Joseph’s 55 James Hahn 68-70-70—208 No. 5 UConn 67, South Florida 47 Steve Flesch, $6,880 68-68-74—210 Third Period—3, N.Y. Rangers, Zibanejad Rutgers 72, Illinois 57 Chez Reavie 69-68-71—208 ALL-STAR SKILLS CONTESTS No. 18 Kentucky 73, No. 6 Mississippi St. 62 Tim Herron, $6,880 71-68-71—210 25 (Panarin, Strome), 9:52 (pp). 4, Boston, Sacred Heart 80, LIU 72 Matthew Fitzpatrick 71-70-68—209 Saturday at Chicago No. 8 Stanford 69, Colorado 66 Scott McCarron, $6,880 67-73-70—210 Bergeron 26 (Marchand), 19:47 (en). St. Francis (Pa.) 70, Mount St. Mary’s 55 Kyoung-Hoon Lee 67-73-69—209 SKILLS CHALLENGE No. 9 Louisville 82, Notre Dame 49 Jesper Parnevik, $6,880 72-71-67—210 Penalties—Kuhlman, Bos (Interference), UMBC 65, New Hampshire 59 Brian Stuard 72-68-69—209 First Round No. 10 Maryland 106, Penn State 69 Gene Sauers, $6,880 74-70-66—210 4:23; Krug, Bos (Tripping), 9:05. Vermont 76, Binghamton 48 Scott Piercy 70-69-70—209 Bam Adebayo, Miami, def. Spencer No. 12 Arizona 72, Washington State 57 Bart Bryant, $5,600 71-71-69—211 Shots on Goal—Boston 11-13-10—34. N.Y. SOUTH Carlos Ortiz 68-70-71—209 Dinwiddie, Brooklyn Lee Janzen, $5,600 71-73-67—211 Rangers 9-8-9—26. Alabama 88, LSU 82 No. 13 DePaul 97, Xavier 65 Rafa Cabrera Bello 68-69-72—209 Pascal Siakam, Toronto, def. Patrick Duffy Waldorf, $5,600 70-73-68—211 Power-play opportunities—Boston 0 of 2; Alabama St. 61, Alabama A&M 58 Duke 66, No. 14 Florida State 64 Sam Burns 73-68-69—210 Beverley, L.A. Clippers Olin Browne, $4,352 74-67-71—212 N.Y. Rangers 1 of 5. Alcorn St. 92, MVSU 88, OT No. 16 Texas A&M 73, No. 25 Tennessee 71 Lanto Griffin 71-70-69—210 Khris Middleton, Milwaukee, def. Shai Robin Byrd, $4,352 73-69-70—212 Goalies—Boston, Halak 15-6-6 (26 shots-25 Appalachian St. 62, Georgia Southern 57 No. 17 Iowa 97, Wisconsin 71 Andrew Landry 68-72-70—210 Gilgeous-Alexander, Oklahoma City David Frost, $4,352 73-69-70—212 saves). N.Y. Rangers, Georgiev 14-12-1 Austin Peay 93, E. Kentucky 85 No. 19 Northwestern 60, Nebraska 56 Marc Leishman 70-72-68—210 Domantas Sabonis, Indiana, def. Jayson John Huston, $4,352 66-75-71—212 (33-31). Belmont 101, Jacksonville St. 84 Ohio State 80, No. 20 Indiana 76 Brooks Koepka 69-73-68—210 Tatum, Boston Kenny Perry, $4,352 70-71-71—212 A—18,006 (18,006). T—2:29. Clemson 77, Louisville 62 No. 22 Arizona State 72, Washington 68 Cameron Tringale 74-69-67—210 Semifinals Glen Day, $3,440 75-68-71—214 Referees—Jean Hebert, Dan O’Rourke. Duke 94, Notre Dame 60 No. 23 Arkansas 108, Mississippi 64 Si Woo Kim 69-69-72—210 Adebayo def. Siakam Sandy Lyle, $3,440 71-68-75—214 Linesmen—Devin Berg, Scott Cherrey. ETSU 72, VMI 67 Vaughn Taylor 69-67-74—210 Sabonis def. Middleton Billy Mayfair, $3,440 70-74-70—214 Elon 75, Drexel 70 Denny McCarthy 69-72-70—211 Finals Tom Pernice Jr., $3,440 70-71-73—214 Florida 84, Vanderbilt 66 AUTO RACING Sergio Garcia 70-70-71—211 OILERS 4, HURRICANES 3, OT Adebayo def. Sabonis Scott Dunlap, $2,960 71-74-70—215 Florida St. 80, Syracuse 77 Patrick Cantlay 68-72-71—211 EDMONTON 1 2 0 1 — 4 Jay Haas, $2,960 72-71-72—215 Furman 58, Chattanooga 53 J.T. Poston 69-72-70—211 CAROLINA 1 1 1 0 — 3 THREE-POINT SHOOTOUT NASCAR CUP SERIES Tom Gillis, $2,400 71-72-73—216 First Period—1, Carolina, van Riemsdyk 1 George Washington 73, George Mason 67 DAYTONA 500 LINEUP Adam Schenk 67-73-71—211 First Round Barry Lane, $2,400 74-70-72—216 (Slavin, Aho), 0:12. 2, Edmonton, Draisaitl Georgia St. 92, Coastal Carolina 80 Lineup for today’s race after qualifying Feb. Ryan Moore 71-71-69—211 PLAYER, TEAM PTS. Blaine McCallister, $2,400 75-69-72—216 34 (Nurse, Khaira), 6:28. Penalties— High Point 62, SC-Upstate 54 13 — and following Sunday’s postpone- Adam Hadwin 71-71-69—211 Devin Booker, Phoenix 27 Loren Roberts, $2,400 73-71-72—216 Svechnikov, Car (High Sticking), 4:27; Incarnate Word 67, New Orleans 66 ment — at Daytona International Speedway, Xander Schauffele 72-70-69—211 Buddy Hield, Sacramento 27 Ted Tryba, $2,400 75-70-71—216 Larsson, Edm (Slashing), 19:14. Kentucky 67, Mississippi 62 Daytona Beach, Fla. Martin Trainer 72-71-68—211 Davis Bertans, Washington 26 Corey Pavin, $1,920 75-72-70—217 Second Period—3, Carolina, Aho 32 Liberty 62, NJIT 49 Lap length: 2.5 miles Joseph Bramlett 74-69-68—211 Zach LaVine, Chicago 23 Craig Bowden, $1,568 73-74-71—218 (Slavin), 5:19. 4, Edmonton, Yamamoto Lipscomb 64, Florida Gulf Coast 54 (Car number in parentheses) Patrick Reed 68-73-71—212 Joe Harris, Brooklyn 22 David McKenzie, $1,568 74-75-69—218 9 (Klefbom, Draisaitl), 14:33 (pp). 5, Longwood 76, Hampton 68 Row 1 Scottie Scheffler 69-72-71—212 Duncan Robinson, Miami 19 Rocco Mediate, $1,568 71-74-73—218 Edmonton, Archibald 8 (Benson), 15:01. Louisiana Tech 81, FAU 68 (47) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Chevrolet Patrick Rodgers 71-71-70—212 Devonte’ Graham, Charlotte 18 Tommy Tolles, $1,568 76-70-72—218 Penalties—Niederreiter, Car (Roughing), Louisiana-Lafayette 81, Troy 77 (88) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet Jordan Spieth 72-70-70—212 Trae Young, Atlanta 15 Ángel Cabrera, $1,312 69-68-82—219 6:18; Archibald, Edm (Roughing), 6:18; Miami 71, Wake Forest 54 Row 2 Martin Laird 71-71-70—212 Finals Mark Calcavecchia, $1,168 70-75-75—220 Haula, Car (Roughing), 6:18; Haula, Car Murray St. 85, Morehead St. 57 (22) Joey Logano, Ford Justin Rose 69-69-74—212 Buddy Hield, Sacramento 27 Gary Hallberg, $1,168 76-76-68—220 (Hooking), 13:34. Nicholls 81, SE Louisiana 71 (24) William Byron, Chevrolet Pat Perez 73-70-69—212 Devin Booker, Phoenix 26 Peter Jacobsen, $1,056 74-76-71—221 Third Period—6, Carolina, Aho 33 Norfolk St. 62, Morgan St. 57 Row 3 Alex Noren 71-70-72—213 Davis Bertans, Washington 22 Len Mattiace, $992 76-74-72—222 (Teravainen, Svechnikov), 14:58. Penalties— North Florida 80, North Alabama 67 (10) Aric Almirola, Ford Brian Harman 70-69-74—213 Brad Faxon, $928 71-78-80—229 Khaira, Edm (Holding), 5:30; Cave, Edm Northwestern St. 84, McNeese St. 79 (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet Abraham Ancer 76-67-70—213 SLAM DUNK John Harris, $864 76-75-79—230 (Tripping), 10:43. Radford 73, Campbell 60 Row 4 Bud Cauley 74-69-70—213 First Round Overtime—7, Edmonton, Archibald 9 Richmond 77, VCU 59 (6) Ryan Newman, Ford Rory Sabbatini 72-68-74—214 PLAYER, TEAM SCORE KORN FERRY TOUR (Draisaitl), 3:57. Penalties—None. SC State 70, Coppin St. 66 (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet Steve Stricker 72-71-71—214 Aaron Gordon, Orlando 50-50—100 LECOM SUNCOAST CLASSIC Shots on Goal—Edmonton 9-11-3-1—24. Samford 74, The Citadel 62 Row 5 J.B. Holmes 69-69-76—214 Derrick Jones Jr., Miami 46-50—96 Saturday’s leaders at Lakewood National Carolina 10-6-10-4—30. South Alabama 50, Louisiana-Monroe 49 (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford Tony Finau 72-71-71—214 Pat Connaughton, Milw. 45-50—95 Golf Club, Lakewood Ranch, Fla. Power-play opportunities—Edmonton 1 of 3; South Carolina 63, Tennessee 61 (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford Brendon Todd 73-70-71—214 Dwight Howard, L.A. Lakers 41-49—90 Purse: $600,000. Yardage: 7,161; Par: 72 Carolina 0 of 3. Southern Miss. 75, FIU 67 Row 6 J.J. Spaun 73-69-73—215 Final Third Round Goalies—Edmonton, Smith 16-10-4 (30 Southern U. 73, Ark.-Pine Bluff 49 (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet Tiger Woods 69-73-76—218 Aaron Gordon, Orlando 50-50—100 Peter Uihlein 68-64-66—198 shots-27 saves). Carolina, Reimer 14-6-2 Stetson 59, Kennesaw St. 42 (41) Cole Custer, Ford Charles Howell III 77-66-75—218 Derrick Jones Jr., Miami 50-50—100 Andrew Novak 69-64-66—199 (24-20). Tennessee St. 70, Tennessee Tech 55 Row 7 Kyle Stanley 71-70-78—219 Dunk-Off Jack Maguire 66-66-67—199 A—18,680 (18,680). T—2:31. Towson 63, James Madison 48 (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet Jason Dufner 75-68-76—219 Derrick Jones Jr., Miami 50-48—98 Chandler Blanchet 69-67-65—201 Referees—Peter MacDougall, Francois St Tulsa 56, South Florida 48 (20) Erik Jones, Toyota Tyler Duncan 73-69-79—221 Aaron Gordon, Orlando 50-47—97 Greyson Sigg 66-67-68—201 Laurent. Linesmen—Matt MacPherson, UAB 79, Middle Tennessee 66 Row 8 Ryan Palmer 71-70-81—222 Alex Chiarella 69-64-68—201 Mark Shewchyk. UNC-Asheville 79, Charleston Southern 75 Results from the final round on Sunday were SUNDAY’S ALL-STAR GAME ROSTERS (19) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota Robert Garrigus 70-62-69—201 UNC-Greensboro 67, Mercer 55 not available at press time. (c-captain; i-injured/will not play; r-injury (21) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford David Kocher 71-64-67—202 UT Martin 80, E. Illinois 79, OT AHL replacement) Row 9 Sebastián Vázquez 70-65-67—202 Virginia 64, North Carolina 62 LPGA TOUR All times Eastern TEAM LeBRON (95) Christopher Bell, Toyota J.T. Griffin 69-66-67—202 Virginia Tech 67, Pittsburgh 57 (1) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet ISPS HANDA WOMEN’S EASTERN CONFERENCE Starters Taylor Moore 67-68-67—202 ATLANTIC GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA W. Carolina 80, Wofford 74 Row 10 AUSTRALIAN OPEN c-LeBron James, LA Lakers John Chin 68-66-68—202 Hartford 52 29 13 5 5 68 152 143 William & Mary 81, Delaware 77 (17) Chris Buescher, Ford Sunday’s leaders at Royal Adelaide Golf Anthony Davis, LA Lakers Eric Cole 68-69-66—203 Hershey 53 31 16 3 3 68 155 136 Winthrop 89, Presbyterian 88 (77) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet Club, Adelaide, Australia; Kawhi Leonard, LA Clippers Jimmy Stanger 66-70-67—203 Charlotte 51 29 18 4 0 62 173 143 MIDWEST Row 11 Purse: $1.3 million. Yardage: 6,689; Par: 73 Luka Doncic, Dallas Drew Weaver 70-67-66—203 Providence 52 28 18 3 3 62 161 136 Bowling Green 77, Ball St. 71 (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota (37-36) (a-denotes amateur) James Harden, Houston Nicolas Echavarria 71-65-67—203 Springfield 53 28 23 2 0 58 168 160 Bradley 69, S. Illinois 67 (8) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet Final Reserves Dylan Wu 66-69-68—203 WB/Scranton 53 25 20 3 5 58 140 160 Cleveland St. 67, Detroit 66, OT Row 12 Inbee Park, $195,000 67-69-68-74—278 r-Devin Booker, Phoenix Zecheng Dou 69-69-65—203 Lehigh Valley 52 22 23 1 6 51 129 145 Creighton 93, DePaul 64 (38) John Hunter, Ford Amy Olson, $118,382 68-72-71-70—281 Nikola Jokic, Denver Results from the final round on Sunday were Bridgeport 52 19 27 5 1 44 115 164 i-Damian Lillard, Portland E. Michigan 69, W. Michigan 51 (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet Perrine Delacour, $85,878 72-70-67-73—282 not available at press time. NORTH GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Georgetown 73, Butler 66 Row 13 Yu Liu, $59,952 73-67-70-73—283 Chris Paul, Oklahoma City Belleville 52 32 15 4 1 69 195 161 Green Bay 94, Milwaukee 90 (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet Marina Alex, $59,952 68-70-70-75—283 Domantas Sabonis, Indiana Rochester 52 29 17 2 4 64 154 143 Iowa St. 81, Texas 52 (34) Michael McDowell, Ford Cristie Kerr, $35,324 76-67-72-69—284 Ben Simmons, Philadelphia Utica 53 28 20 3 2 61 183 166 Kansas 87, Oklahoma 70 Row 14 Mi Hyang Lee, $35,324 71-69-72-72—284 PRO HOCKEY Jayson Tatum, Boston Toronto 51 26 20 3 2 57 175 168 Kent St. 87, Ohio 72 (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford Celine Boutier, $35,324 70-69-70-75—284 Russell Westbrook, Houston Syracuse 53 24 21 3 5 56 175 186 Loyola of Chicago 82, N. Iowa 73, OT (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota Ayean Cho, $35,324 69-69-69-77—284 NHL Coach — Frank Vogel, LA Lakers Laval 53 23 23 5 2 53 149 165 Maryland 67, Michigan St. 60 Row 15 Lizette Salas, $24,413 70-70-73-72—285 All times Eastern Binghamton 51 24 23 4 0 52 144 156 Miami (Ohio) 65, N. Illinois 60 (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford Jodi Ewart Shadoff, $24,413 66-70-77-72—285 EASTERN CONFERENCE TEAM GIANNIS Cleveland 53 23 25 3 2 51 142 156 Starters Missouri 85, Auburn 73 (36) David Ragan, Ford Christina Kim, $24,413 70-73-68-74—285 ATLANTIC GP W L OT PT GF GA c-Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee North Dakota 86, W. Illinois 83, OT Row 16 Pavarisa Yoktuan, $17,629 72-70-73-71—286 Boston 60 37 11 12 86 199 146 WESTERN CONFERENCE Joel Embiid, Philadelphia Oakland 72, Youngstown St. 64 (37) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet Stephanie Meadow, $17,629 70-72-70-74—286 Tampa Bay 59 39 15 5 83 211 156 Ohio St. 68, Purdue 52 (66) Timmy Hill, Ford Ashleigh Buhai, $17,629 71-69-72-74—286 Toronto 59 31 20 8 70 209 194 CENTRAL GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Pascal Siakam, Toronto Milwaukee 52 34 11 4 3 75 172 117 Rio Grande 79, Seattle 72 Row 17 Ally McDonald, $17,629 70-70-72-74—286 Florida 58 30 22 6 66 201 198 Kemba Walker, Boston Iowa 53 32 15 3 3 70 168 146 SE Missouri 75, SIU-Edwardsville 71 (16) Justin Haley, Chevrolet Hannah Green, $17,629 69-71-72-74—286 Montreal 61 27 26 8 62 184 188 Trae Young, Atlanta Chicago 52 25 22 3 2 55 133 146 Saint Louis 84, La Salle 69 (15) Brennan Poole, Chevrolet Jillian Hollis, $17,629 68-69-75-74—286 Buffalo 58 26 24 8 60 166 181 Reserves Grand Rapids 53 24 22 3 4 55 153 168 Bam Adebayo, Miami Valparaiso 65, Illinois St. 62 Row 18 Brittany Altomare, $17,629 70-70-71-75—286 Ottawa 58 19 28 11 49 152 197 Rockford 53 25 25 1 2 53 137 158 Jimmy Butler, Miami Wisconsin 81, Nebraska 64 (00) Quin Houff, Chevrolet Maria Fassi, $17,629 73-67-70-76—286 Detroit 61 14 43 4 32 123 229 Texas 52 23 24 2 3 51 142 160 Rudy Gobert, Utah SOUTHWEST (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford Lindsey Weaver, $13,611 73-73-71-70—287 METROPOLITAN GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Antonio 51 19 20 7 5 50 138 158 Kyle Lowry, Toronto Abilene Christian 78, Texas A&M-CC 64 Row 19 Kristen Gillman, $13,611 69-72-76-70—287 Washington 58 37 16 5 79 206 177 Manitoba 53 23 30 0 0 46 136 162 Brandon Ingram, New Orleans Baylor 70, West Virginia 59 (51) Joey Gase, Chevrolet Nicole Broch Larsen, $13,611 71-71-70-75—287 Pittsburgh 57 36 15 6 78 191 152 Lamar 79, Houston Baptist 69 (52) BJ McLeod, Ford Elizabeth Szokol, $13,611 71-69-70-77—287 N.Y. Islanders 57 33 18 6 72 166 157 PACIFIC GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Khris Middleton, Milwaukee Tucson 48 30 15 1 2 63 168 132 Donovan Mitchell, Utah Marshall 71, UTEP 61 Row 20 Nanna Koerstz Madsen, $10,637 Columbus 59 30 18 11 71 152 146 Stockton 46 27 13 3 3 60 171 142 — Nick Nurse, Toronto Mississippi St. 78, Arkansas 77 (62) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet 73-72-73-70—288 Philadelphia 59 32 20 7 71 193 177 Coach Colorado 47 28 15 3 1 60 159 139 North Texas 64, Old Dominion 47 (27) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet Anna Nordqvist, $10,637 71-71-75-71—288 Carolina 58 33 21 4 70 189 163 Oklahoma St. 73, Texas Tech 70 Yuka Saso, $10,637 75-71-70-72—288 N.Y. 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