A Day out of Prison, Man Shot, Killed by Stepson Domestic Violence Suspected; Charges DAVID GOLDMAN/AP Photo Unlikely to Be Filed

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $2 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM >> SUNDAY + PLUS She’s Helf takes Tigers romp charge at to easy win good at City Hall ghoulish 6A Opinion/4A Trunk or Treat SPORTS/1B LIFE/1D MICHAEL’S PATH A day out of prison, man shot, killed by stepson Domestic violence suspected; charges DAVID GOLDMAN/AP Photo unlikely to be filed. Dave Mullins looks out over the damage in front of his home, where he rode out hurricane Michael in Mexico Beach on Friday. “Right now I just need communication,” said Mullins of not having cell phone service. “If I can get out here I would.” By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected]

The day after getting his freedom back, a freshly released state prisoner who served time for domestic battery by strangulation was shot County opens heart and killed by his 15-year-old stepson, Columbia County deputies say, in what prosecutors believe to be a case of self defense. to hurricane victims Thompson Scott Lee Thompson, 47, died Some have gone in person, in a shooting on Frontier Street Thursday night — but investigators others sending donations. consider him more suspect than victim, said Columbia County Sheriff’s By CARL MCKINNEY Office spokesperson Murray Smith. [email protected] Investigators from CCSO and the Third Circuit State Attorney’s The sights rolled by as they drove deeper into Office found no probable cause for the disaster zone. Remnants of neighborhoods. arrest when they responded to the Trees ripped from the ground, held up by noth- scene around 7:20 p.m. Thursday, ing but power lines. Smith said. Survivors with nowhere to go, begging for food Thompson’s stepson appeared to and water. be the victim of domestic violence, Welcome to Panama City. Smith said. “I come to these places and we work these Third Circuit State Attorney Jeff storms,” said Tia Albert, a search-and-rescue volunteer from Lake City. “And we know at the end SHOOTING continued on 2A of the day, these people The carnage don’t even have a bed to reminded Tia sleep in. It’s heartbreak- Albert of helping in ing.” New Orleans after Albert is a member of Fleet of Angels, which Woman shot; Hurricane Katrina. specializes in rescuing ‘You look around, horses from disaster suspect jailed and you’re like, zones but conducts broad- ‘where do we start?’ er search-and-rescue operations throughout the after standoff country. She was one of about a dozen members of the FW woman to face fleet’s North Florida-based Group 17 to arrive in agg. battery charge. Panama City. About 73 volunteers in total came from the fleet or affiliated organizations such as By COREY ARWOOD the Cajun Navy. [email protected] The carnage reminded Albert of helping in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. The area had just dodged a major COURTESY “You look around, and you’re like, ‘where do hurricane, but a storm brewing we start?’” Albert said. A sheared off power line near Panama City. Columbia County residents have descended on the area in the wake of Hurricane Michael to offer help in the between occupants of a rural mobile home swept up a RELIEF continued on 3A form of food, water and other supplies. local SWAT team who talked a shooting suspect out of a trailer around 3 a.m. Thursday. Manhole gets permanent lid Luckette Marie Wilson-Sadler Wilson-Sadler, 33, was arrested on after two years of complaints aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and resisting officers, Pennsylvania Avenue, who “It was fixed Monday,” By COREY ARWOOD Suwannee County Sheriff’s Office called the open manhole said Lake City Public [email protected] a dangerous eyesore and Works Director Thomas reports show. City officials have a hazard for school kids, Henry. Sheriff Sam St. John said their capped an open manhole said the city had previous- Henry said the problem SWAT team was called to the rural — permanently, this time, ly provided just temporary was vehicles hopping the Suwannee County residence with a they say — that residents fixes and flimsy barri- curb and crushing the Lake City address early Oct. 11 in have complained about for cades. storm drain’s frame. response to calls of a female shoot- two years. This week they got “It ended up breaking COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter ing victim. Homeowners off SE relief when the city pro- the inside seam all the A cover has now been welded onto a city Church Street and SE vided what it said was a manhole to keep it in place. The hole had STANDOFF continued on 2A permanent solution. MANHOLE continued on 2A been open for the last four months.

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White, the report shows. what it was about. THE WEATHER STANDOFF St. John said there were Another arrest came out Continued From 1A around seven men and of the incident when offi- 14SUN 15MON 16TUE 17WED 18 THU women at the residence cers walked through the Sunny Slight Chance Chance “Before she left she told located in the 3000 block residence after apprehend- chance of rain of rain us who shot her, and she of 220th Place outside Lake ing Wilson-Sadler, St. John of rain showers showers was still inside the resi- City. said. showers dence,” St. John said. “Everybody came out but Probable cause reports The victim was a woman the shooter,” St. John said. show James Phillip Rhea, HI 88HI LO LO 65 HI 88 HI LO LO 70 HI 90HI LO LO 70 HI HI88 LO LO 67 HI 85HI LO LO 67 Wilson-Sadler had been in After nearly two hours 44, was in possession of a an argument with, St. John negotiating with Wilson- stolen firearm. Rhea lives at REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, Oct. 14 said. Sadler over a loud speaker the home where the shoot- Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low “The deadly weapon in system, she emerged. ing took place. Valdosta City Monday Tuesday the defendant’s possession St. John said the victim “It was confirmed through 86/67 Jacksonville was a small caliber rifle,” sustained non-life threaten- Suwannee County Sheriff’s 86/68 Cape Canaveral 89/76/pc 89/77/pc Tallahassee Lake City the SCSO probable cause ing injuries and was trans- Office Communications 86/67 88/65 Daytona Beach 88/75/ts 89/74/pc statement said, a .22 cali- ported to UF Health Shands Center that the serial num- Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 90/75/pc 90/75/ts Pensacola 88/68 86/74 Ft. Lauderdale 88/80/pc 88/80/ts ber firearm, according to in Gainesville. ber, make and caliber of the 85/72 Panama City 83/72 Ocala Gainesville 89/71/ts 91/71/pc St. John. The shooting stemmed firearm matched a firearm 88/68 Jacksonville 87/71/ts 89/72/ts Wilson-Sadler lives on from an argument between that was stolen,” the report Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 88/80/ts 87/80/ts 90/74 88/74 Lake City 89/71/ts 91/71/pc SW Plum Court in Fort the women, but it’s not clear said. Tampa Miami 88/78/pc 88/77/ts Naples 89/74/pc 89/75/pc 90/74 West Palm Beach 88/77 Ocala 91/71/sh 91/71/pc it could be anything from would like anyone who Orlando 90/75/ts 91/75/pc Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 85/73/pc 85/72/ts MANHOLE a school bus to a garbage sees anyone run over a Ft. Myers 88/79 Pensacola 88/76 87/71/ts 86/68/ts Continued From 1A truck. storm drain to call the Naples Tallahassee 88/71/pc 89/70/ts He said there were other Public Works Department 88/74 Miami Tampa 90/75/pc 90/75/pc 88/77 way,” Henry said. storm drains, similarly and report the matter. Key West Valdosta 87/70/pc 89/70/ts To repair the manhole, constructed, that bore the New City Manager Joe 88/81 W. Palm Beach 89/78/pc 89/78/pc public work crews brought same signs of wear as that Helfenberger was notified a portable welder to the of SE Church Street and of the matter by the Lake " Test intersection and welded a SE Pennsylvania Avenue. City Reporter on Oct. 5 and LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI An exclusive top on the drain. “We’ve had problems with put the city response in TEMPERATURES SUN “We did it permanently that area,” Henry said. “It’s motion. High Saturday 84 Sunrise today service this time,” Henry said. all due to them corners.” “It’s great to get to get 7:32 a.m. Low Saturday 53 Sunset today 7:00 p.m. 9 brought to Before, he said, they had The drains are very old, back to the citizens the Normal high 82 Sunrise tom. 7:33 a.m. VeryEXTREME High: our readers tried to remedy the matter Henry said, and are made results,” Helfenberger said. 10 minutes to burn Normal low 62 Sunset tom. 6:59 p.m. 15 mins to burn by with a few spot welds. with cast iron, long obso- Residents say the Record high 92 in 1911 Today’s “We don’t what’s running lete. manhole cover had been Record low 47 in 1988 MOON ultra-violet The Weather radiation risk over it, and why it keeps on Of the latest solution, missing for the last four Moonrise today12:43 p.m. for the area on Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 11:22 p.m. breaking it,” Henry said. Henry said, “It should be months, and that the drain a scale from 0 He said that whatever it an OK fix.” had been intermittently Saturday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 1:35 p.m. to 10+. is, is heavy, and guessed However, he said he open for at least two years. Month total 1.44" Moonset tom. No Set Year total 65.77" Normal month-to-date 1.50" Normal year-to-date 41.49" Oct 16 Oct 24 Oct 31 Nov 7 Forecasts, data and graphics on in May 2015. in three family court pro- ©IBM Corporation 1994, 2018 First Full Last New Thompson received ceedings in Columbia Quarter Quarter SHOOTING Continued From 1A credit toward the sen- County between 2012 and tence for 296 days served 2014, twice for domestic vio- Siegmeister said that the in Columbia County lence and once for repeat WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY shooting was likely justi- Detention Facility, court violence. 110° 7a Actual1p high 7p Average1a high 6a Very dense fog dropped the visibility to near Actual low Average low fied. records show. He was In 1996, the Third Circuit 100° zero on I-94 south of “Our first impression is released Wednesday. dismissed a plethora of mis- 91 downtown Milwaukee, 90° 90 87 88 88 Wis. on this date in the young man was acting In 2013, Third Circuit demeanor charges against 84 84 1984. An accident of 80° 75 78 118 cars ensued, in self defense,” Siegmeister prosecutors abandoned Thompson — two counts 73 74 injuring forty-three said. charges against Thompson of harassing a witness, vic- 70° 67 people in 42 separate collisions. 60° According to Florida in two separate battery tim or informant; one count 53 53 Department of Corrections cases, one of which involved of stalking; one count of 50° records, Thompson was a pregnant woman, accord- trespassing after warning; 40° sentenced in Columbia ing to court records. and one count of making a Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat County to five years in pris- Thompson was involved harassing phone call. SunDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A

food and water. to leave behind a growing accepts animals. Many made through uwof.org/ “That means our team is RELIEF Rescue volunteers used backlog of requests for weren’t so fortunate. disaster-response-fund. here to help. We will do Continued From 1A posts and two-by-fours to help. “There’s people sitting Florida Gateway Food everything possible to sup- lift up the lines, Albert said. “I’m upset because I around on the side of the Bank, a program of the port the team at our related “There’s small children know there’s so much more roads,” Lewis said. “They Catholic Charities region- facility in Panama City and The only difference who need food, drinks,” to be done,” Albert said have nowhere to go. The al office in Lake City, is take care of their patients if compared to Katrina was she said. “You don’t think by phone as she passed shelters are full.” encouraging community it comes to it.” that New Orleans stayed about what you’re doing, through Madison County. For those who want to members to hold donation The hospital is participat- flooded for weeks, while you just think about what “I feel like I’m leaving my donate, Lewis said there drives for pop-top cans of ing in a region-wide drive the Panhandle has mostly needs to be done.” family behind to take care is a need for water, sports food and deliver them to for basic-need goods and dried out, Albert said. Working out of multiple of something I feel like I drinks, medical supplies, 553 NW Railroad Street. health supplies. Donations “But the devastation is staging areas, Albert’s group should be part of.” any kind of fuel and food for Donors should mark will join those collected still the same,” she said. responded to dozens of One of the people who humans, pets and livestock. or label the contribu- by North Florida Regional “The damage is still the requests for help with search- stayed behind was Elaine Kayla Register of Lulu, tions to indicate they are Medical Center and head same.” and-rescues and welfare Lewis of Branford. part of Fleet of Angels intended for Hurricane into the storm-struck com- Rescue workers couldn’t checks. The worst moment “It’s a mess,” Lewis said. Group 17, said Homes of Michael relief, according munities Oct. 16. get into Panama City with- came Friday morning. “Even rescuers are run- Merit off Highway 100 to an email from Catholic The hospital’s parent out a stack of documents Some survivors were ning out of food, running in Lake City is collecting Charities. company, HCA Healthcare, from FEMA and other vacationing in the area, out of fuel,” she added. donations for the organiza- Monetary donations can also announced a $1 million agencies. unaware of the situation, “They’re running out of tion. be made through catholic- donation to the America Albert arrived Albert said. It fell on her to water.” In addition to collecting charitieslakecity.org Red Cross to assist those Wednesday night. break the news to one of She and her husband supplies for human survi- The local office can be affected by Hurricane The first assignment took them that their “baby sis- arrived in Panama City vors, Fleet of Angels is also reached at 754-9180. Michael. her to a Valero gas station, ter” had died. after a day-long ride. in need of hay and feed, Gulf Coast Regional Shands Lake Shore where 22 people — adults “You have to be the “These buildings are Register said. Medical Center had to Regional Medical Center and children — locked strong one, and I didn’t just ripped to shreds,” The Lake City-based transfer patients to other has not received any trans- themselves inside a freezer know these people from Lewis said. “Just absolutely United Way of Suwannee hospitals in the Panhandle fer patients from the affect- for safety during the storm. Adam,” she said. “And your ripped to shreds.” Valley wanted to wait to get or North Florida. Lake City ed area either. When they ventured out- heart breaks for them, Thursday night, Lewis a better idea of what the Medical Center was not UF Health Shands side, there was no way out because you want to make and Albert helped evacu- Panhandle communities one of them as of Friday Hospital in Gainesville of the parking lot. it better and you can’t.” ate an elderly couple. The need before organizing night, but it was on standby has received at least 36 to “What we were told was “Thank God we only had man’s oxygen supply was a collection drive, said to receive patients should date, according to a press ‘trees down,’” Albert said. to do one, and that was this running low, but he refused Executive Director Jennifer that become necessary. release. “It was actually an entire morning before we left,” to leave without his dog. Anchors. “Our motto is ‘Above all row of power lines blocking she added. “Of course we weren’t But United Way of else, we are committed to people in.” When Albert left the going to leave it behind Florida has set up a the care and improvement One man trapped on the Panhandle Friday after- anyway,” Lewis said. Hurricane Michael relief of human life,’” Lake City other side said everyone You only noon to return to her day The couple was lucky fund, Anchors said. Medical Center CEO Rick was safe, but they needed live once. job in Lake City, she had and got into a shelter that Monetary donations can be Naegler wrote in an email. That’s worth OBITUARIES protecting. Tracy Lee Dillon under the direction and care of Barnwell, South Carolina. One Jones, Lake City, Fl. Children, at New Day Spring Missionary A conversation about Tracy Lee Dillon, 42, of Bell, GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN sister Shelia Fogleman, Sylvania, Tim Jones,(Micah) Panama City, Baptist Church, 709 NW Long life insurance now can passed away unexpectedly on FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S. US GA. two grandchildren and three Fl, Bernard Lucas, Jr. Kelton Street Lake City, FL. Rev. Lantz make a big impact on Monday, October 8, 2018 from HWY 441, Lake City, FL, 32025. great grandchildren also survive. Ficklin, Lake City, Fl, Amanda Mills, Pastor, Bishop Willie James your family (and even an automobile Please leave words of comfort for A memorial service will Luke,(Michael) Lake City, FL., Lucas, Officiating. Interment your retirement) later. accident. She the family at www.gatewayforest- be held Monday, October Hillary D. Jones St. Stephens, will follow in Garden of Rest. LET’S TALK TODAY. was born in lawn.com. 15, 2018 at 6:00 P.M. in the SC Irene Lucas, Lake City, FL. Under the care of CHESTNUT Gainesville, DEES-PARRISH FAMILY Siblings; Carlton Lewis,(Essie) FUNERAL HOME 18 N.W.8th FL on July Raymond Lee Hodges, Jr. FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL Lake City, FL, Alfonzo Lewis Ave Gainesville, Fl. 32601. 26, 1976 to Mr. Raymond Lee Hodges, Jr. with Reverend Ron Thompson (Josie), Andrew Lewis,(Rosa) Visitation Friday Oct 12,2018 Barbara Spears passed away Thursday, morning officiating. Dees-Parrish Family and Jerry Lee Lewis,(Felicia) at New Day Spring Missionary

Dillon and October 11, 2018 at the Lake Funeral Home is in charge of all all of Marianna, FL Edith Baptist Church 6:00 8:00PM and Chelsea Flores, Agent the late Leroy City Medical center following an arrangements 458 South Marion Boone,(Leroy),Marianna FL., on Saturday at the church one 4818 W Us Highway 90 Dillon, Jr.. She extended illness. He is the son of Avenue Lake City, FL. 32025 Earnestine Lewis, Lake City, FL, hour before the service. The cor- Lake City, FL 32055 Bus: 386-438-5583 has been a life-long resident of the late Raymond Lee Hodges. Bristhine Lewis, Lake City, FL, tege will form at the home of Mrs. Cell: 386-209-2177 the Bell area and was a LPN for He is preceded in death by one Hilton Jones Elnora Pollock, Coral Springs, Jones 534 N E Washington Street [email protected] Monday - Friday 9am - 5 pm the last 15 years; working for daughter Carmen Hodges and a Hilton Jones 72 passed away FL, Eleana Townsend, (Gary) at 12:15 PM Weekends by Appointment Shands, home hospice, nursing brother Mike Harrington. He had Sunday October 7, 2018, at Miami, FL, Eliza Mullins, (Bruce) After-hours by Appointment facilities and home health during made Lake city his home for the his home. A native of Walton Jacksonville ,Fl. Five grandchil- Obituaries are paid advertise- that time. In her spare time, she past fifty-four years after moving County, Fla. dren,. Funeral Services for Mr. ments. For details, call the Lake enjoyed fishing and hunting; and here from Live Oak, FL. he was He moved to Jones will be held on Saturday, City Reporter’s classified depart- State Farm Life Insurance Company (Not licensed in MA, NY or WI) State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company was known to be quite good at it. of the Baptist faith and attended Lake City, October 13, 2018 at 1:00 PM, ment at 752-1293. (Licensed in NY and WI) She is preceded in death by her Pine Grove Baptist Church. He FL from St 1708142 Bloomington, IL father, Leroy Dillon, Jr. was an avid card player and love Stephens She is survived by her moth- spending time with his family, SC. He is a er; Barbara Ann Ponds of Bell, especially his grandchildren and retired mason- FL; sons; Christian Lee Lajoie great grandchildren. ry employee, of Bell, FL and Bradon Lajoie He is survived by his wife and transporta- of St. Petersburg, FL; brother; of fifty-one years Diane Hodges, tion person for Caesar Funeral Christopher James Ponds of Bell, Lake City, FL; his mother Nelia Home. Hilton is proceeded in FL and her granddaughter, Ava Fogleman Delcambre Lake death by his parents Albert & Lajoie of St. Petersburg, FL. City, FL; one son Raymond Lee Katherine (Dawson) Jones, Sr. Numerous family members and Hodge, III, and one daughter Beth Stepfather, F. L. Lewis, siblings friends also survive. Hodges both of Lake City, FL; Albert G. Jones, Jr., & Iro Joe Memorial services for Tracy two brothers Steven E. Harrington Lewis, aunt Alyce J. Caesar. were held at the family’s home. (Reitte) of Lake City, FL; and His memory will live on in the Cremation arrangements are Chris J. Harrington (Linda) of hearts of his devoted wife, Abbie

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OUR OPINION Helf takes charge at City Hall

t may not sound like much, but it probably means a lot to folks around Church Street Iand Pennsylvania Avenue, who had been trying for two years to get City Hall to close an open manhole and keep it closed. The lid kept coming off whenever big trucks would hit it at just the right angle, damaging the internal structure so the lid wouldn’t fit back on. No one could figure out how to make it stop. Or maybe they just hadn’t given it all that much thought. We called new City Manager Joe Helfenberger last week and he got it done, and done right, the next business day. The high tech solution to a nagging, two-year problem? City public works crews decided to weld the lid on. Sounds like a simple fix and it is. But for whatever reason, no one had Political polls junk science? been able to get it accomplished before Helfenberger took the reins at City Hall. ou’re probably like a lot of To be wise polling consumers, Maybe it’s a coincidence, or maybe just a people. You look at political voters need to consider the margin matter of taking residents’ concerns seriously Y polls and think, “I can’t trust of error. Not every Democrat in and actually giving a hoot what they think. them.” Kansas was surveyed. That’s virtu- But maybe you’re the problem. ally impossible. So pollsters select We’re banking on the latter, and are optimis- Maybe you don’t understand how what they hope is a representative tic this new way of doing business at City Hall they work and how much stock to sample. They attach to that an error will translate to broader concerns, as city and put in them. margin to reflect that the sample county officials come together on the overrid- Maybe a poll doesn’t match your could differ from the whole popula- ing issue of the day: deployment of city utili- perception of where a race stands, tion. ties. so you dismiss it (I’ve been guilty of In Missouri’s U.S. Senate race, this). Maybe you look back at 2016 Steve Kraske Fox News conducted one of the This matters because it is the key to growth and wonder how Donald Trump Kansas City Star most recent polls, concluding and, ultimately, jobs. won the presidency when so many the race was deadlocked at 46 Utilities have been an issue for a whole lot surveys suggested that Hillary percent with a margin of error of longer than two years. But with a willing part- Clinton would win. (In reality, the 3.5 percent. That means Claire ner at City Hall, anything is possible. 2016 polls weren’t that far off.) mid-June poll from state Sen. Laura McCaskill could have as much Or maybe you’ve heard that polls Kelly that had her easily winning as 49.5 percent of the vote or as these days don’t include cellphones a three-way race for the Kansas little as 42.5. The same with Josh (they do, actually) or that pollsters Democratic gubernatorial nomina- Hawley. TODAY IN HISTORY wind up skipping big chunks of the tion. In that survey, rival candidate It’s a mistake to overlook those electorate (they can account for Josh Svaty was in distant third place margins of error. On this date: this, too). behind Kelly and Carl Brewer. Svaty “Polls are supposed to be an Patrick Miller, the astute approximation,” Miller said. In 1912, former President Theodore Roosevelt, University of Kansas political scien- The wild card in any survey is tist, is a defender of polling. He says The polls survey the its weighting where the pollster campaigning for the White House as the Progressive popular vote, and (“Bull Moose”) candidate, went ahead with a speech in too many people don’t understand it. adjusts the demographics of those Milwaukee after being shot and wounded in the chest He and others point to 2016 when Clinton won the popular surveyed to reflect the turnout the by New York saloonkeeper John Schrank, declaring, “It 12 of 13 national polls conducted vote by 2.1 points. An pollster expects on Election Day. takes more than one bullet to kill a bull moose.” shortly before the election had average of the 13 final The approximation of the number In 1947, U.S. Air Force Capt. Charles E. (“Chuck”) Clinton ahead. In hindsight, that’s a national polls showed of Democrats and Republicans like- Yeager became the first test pilot to break the sound catastrophe, right? ly to show up can vary significantly Maybe not. The polls survey Clinton ahead by 3.1 from poll to poll, and that can have barrier as he flew the experimental Bell XS-1 (later X-1) points. So the polls were rocket plane over Muroc Dry Lake in California. the popular vote, and Clinton won a significant impact on a survey’s In 1960, Democratic presidential candidate John F. the popular vote by 2.1 points. An pretty accurate. bottom line. Kennedy suggested the idea of a Peace Corps while average of the 13 final national polls A poll is nothing more than addressing an audience of students at the University of showed Clinton ahead by 3.1 points. a snapshot in time with a wider Michigan in Ann Arbor. So the polls were pretty accurate. called foul, and I thought he was possible range than most people Miller points out that final cam- right. Svaty was too good a candi- acknowledge. Given that, the repu- n Associated Press paign polls might miss a late surge, date to be ensconced so far back. table polls are still worth your time. and there’s evidence that Trump, in Chalk it up to another lousy poll. fact, surged. Six weeks later, the three n Steve Kraske is a member of the Kansas Lake City Reporter Listen, I’m not immune to the Democrats finished in precisely that City Star’s editorial board and a former Lake City Reporter skepticism either. I remember a order. Star political correspondent. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride The Saudis owe the world an answer forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. here is Jamal? That’s what Saudi journalist. He even had on his has pressed the Saudi regime to communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” his fiancee, Hatice Cengiz, resume an interview with Osama come clean, saying Saudi consular WOure believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” W wants to know. It’s what bin Laden in the 1980s when bin officials have access to security profitable community-oriented newspapers. Turkey and the rest of the world Laden was a militant leader fighting cameras that could either prove OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand want to know. Only Saudi Arabia the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. or refute their claims. “Do you not profitableteamwork community of professionals-oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, has the answer. But he also became a critic of have cameras and everything of the integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the Cengiz was the last person to see the Saudi regime and its day-to-day sort?” he said of consular officials. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi leader, Crown Prince Mohammed “Then why do you not prove this?” integrity and hard work. alive before he walked into the bin Salman. Prince Mohammed’s In contrast to Erdogan, President Todd Wilson, Publisher Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on Oct. rule has had a Jekyll-and-Hyde cast Donald Trump’s reaction has been Robert Bridges, Editor 2 to pick up documents he needed to it. At the same time he has tout- subdued. “I don’t like hearing about JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor before their wedding. As he walked ed reforms such as allowing women it,” Trump said Monday. “Hopefully SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor toward the entrance, she said she to drive, he has overseen the arrest that will sort itself out.” Since tak- would wait for him outside, The of activists and critics. He also has ing office, Trump has coddled the DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident Washington Post reported. “Fine, prosecuted a brutal, Saudi-led inter- Saudi regime. He sees the Saudis TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman my darling,” he told her. Turkey vention in Yemen, where civilian as valued regional allies against says he never came out. casualties continue to mount. Iran. He may have a soft spot for Worse, Turkish officials suspect Turkey’s suspicions aren’t the crown prince, but if Khashoggi he was murdered by a Saudi regime certainties, but neither are they was murdered by Saudi assassins, that claims to embrace reforms but preposterous. Khashoggi first went Trump will have to hold Riyadh LETTERS POLICY cracks down on any glimmer of to the Saudi Consulate on Sept. 28 accountable. dissent. Has Saudi Arabia joined the to get the documents but was told The Saudi royals covet relations Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written club of thug nations, locking arms to come back in a week. In between with the West, so they know that and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and with the likes of Russia, Venezuela, Khashoggi’s two consulate visits, Khashoggi’s disappearance marks libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s Iran and North Korea? Khashoggi’s a team of 15 Saudi agents arrived a crossroads. They can contin- name, address and telephone number for verification. fate will help the world decide. in Istanbul on two planes, Turkish ue to hide behind the facade of Writers can have two letters per month published. For years, Khashoggi, 59, was officials say. According to The New reform, or they can embrace real Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers widely seen as a cogent, clear-think- York Times, Turkish investigators change by freeing dissidents and ing voice on Saudi affairs. As of late, say the agents killed Khashoggi activists. They also should allow and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. he had been a contributor to The inside the consulate and dismem- journalists to do their jobs. Most Washington Post’s Global Opinions bered his body. urgently, they owe the world an BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. 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PREP FOOTBALL: Fort White 21, Union County 15 57 7 IN ALL PHASES

CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter Fort White receiver Rahman Paul makes a catch against Union County on Friday night. Late-game heroes push Indians past Fightin’ Tigers

Photos by BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Blair’s 40-yard touchdown pass to Paul Columbia linebackers Jaylen Brown (12) and Ethan Umstead (15) gang tackle Atlantic Coast running back in the final minute gives Indians win. Deutra Haith on Friday night.

By ERIC JACKSON The Indians (5-2) were Tigers dominate Camiel makes emphatic return from concussion. [email protected] on their heels when the Stingrays across Fightin’ Tigers (4-4) put the board Friday. By JORDAN KROEGER LAKE BUTLER – With together their best drive [email protected] 48 seconds left in regula- of the night. Union County tion, trailing by a point, running back Keyshawn By JORDAN KROEGER JACKSONVILLE — Dylan Blair dialed up his Young gave his team the [email protected] His absence was as clear favorite target. The quar- lead when he scored from as day in Columbia’s terback zipped a pass three yards out, capping JACKSONVILLE — one-point loss to Trinity to wide open receiver his 186-yard performance. Atlantic Coast shot off Christian two weeks ago. Rahman Paul, who put the The Indians rose to the an array of fireworks on the The Tigers had zero Indians ahead late on a challenge. field prior to kickoff Friday sacks, got bullied by 40-yard touchdown catch. With 2:21 remaining, night. running back Marcus “When I read the cover- they went to work. But that’s about as excit- Crowley for 266 yards and age, I knew it was going to “We work on two-minute ing as it would get for the left Jacksonville with a be open,” Blair said of the drill every day,” Fort White Stingrays against Columbia. burning anger over their how the play unraveled. coach Demetric Jackson The Tigers provided first loss of the season. “When the corner fell, I said after the game. “That’s plenty of their own fire- They needed lineback- said that’s a touchdown.” something we work on works during the game. er Le’vontae Camiel, who Blair’s only touchdown every day. So when get a Quarterback Jordan Smith missed the game with a pass of the game came chance for a two-minute threw for 304 yards and four concussion. They believe at the right time, help- drill, we feel comfortable touchdowns while running he would’ve made a dif- ing Fort White squeak about it. That’s what we for another, the defense ference — maybe even Columbia linebacker Le’vontae Camiel sacks past Union County 21-15 do. We had no timeouts combined for five sacks and THE difference — and he Atlantic Coast quarterback Bubba Wohlgemuth on at Marvin Pritchett Field [on the last drive] but our the special teams blocked showed why in his return Friday night. Friday night. The Indians guys kept their cool. Dylan two punts that resulted in Friday night against overcame a bevy of penal- hit Rahman on that seam another score. Atlantic Coast. allowed just two yards of second quarters as the ties and a lackluster first route and he went the dis- It all added up to a 57-7 Camiel sacked Atlantic offense in 57-7 road win in Tigers (6-1, 2-0) forced half to record their third tance, so I was really proud District 2-7A victory at Coast quarterback Bubba District 2-7A action. The the Stingrays (2-5, 0-3) straight win of the season. of how they finished.” Arlington Toyota Stadium. Wohlgemuth two and a junior made his presence into six straight three-and- Despite losing momentum Fort White running half times and lit a fire known early on, register- late, Fort White remained CHS continued on 8B under a defense that ing sacks in the first and CAMIEL continued on 8B focused. INDIANS continued on 4B

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: No. 14 Florida 37, Vanderbilt 27 Gators rally from 18 down to beat Commodores after near brawl

UF scores 24 straight yelled at each other. off by a hit by linebacker James after Vandy ran out to Jordan Scarlett ran 48 yards for Houston IV. Both teams spilled Full Top 25 the go-ahead touchdown on the first onto the field, drawing unsports- 21-3 lead in first half. play of the fourth quarter, and No. manlike conduct penalties. coverage on 6B 14 Florida rallied from an 18-point “We’re not going to get into By TERESA M. WALKER deficit to beat Vanderbilt 37-27 on that publicly at all,” Mullen said. Mullen and Mason hugged Associated Press Saturday to match the largest road “Derek’s a really close friend of each other at midfield after the comeback in school history. mine, and I think we both, our side- game. Mason said they talked. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Dan The Gators (6-1, 4-1 respond, and I think we respond- line, we got to make sure our side- The Vanderbilt coach heard a Mullen prefers not to talk about Southeastern Conference) ed really well.” line we’re cleaner in that situation, Florida player say something to what prompted his 14th-ranked snapped a 26-game skid when The finish was nearly overshad- and I’m sure he probably thinks him and said he responded, then Florida Gators and the trailing by 18 or more points. They owed by an incident in the second the same thing. But there’s nothing Mullen got mad. Vanderbilt Commodores to spill scored 24 straight after Vanderbilt quarter on a Florida punt return carrying over from my end.” “It’s the referee’s job to referee off the sidelines. jumped out to a 21-3 lead midway with SEC Commissioner Greg The penalty cost the Gators the game and not ours .,” Mason Derek Mason says a Florida through the second quarter, their Sankey on hand to watch. their leading tackler; Vosean said. “I’ve got a lot of respect for player said something to the first comeback win since Sept. 27, An official held back Mullen as Joseph was ejected for his second Dan. He respects the process other- Vanderbilt coach. 2003, at Kentucky. he yelled at Mason , who was near unsportsmanlike conduct penal- wise, so we keep it moving.” In the end, the Gators’ big “Mistakes happen in football,” the Gators’ sideline after check- ty of the first half. Two people Florida won its fifth straight comeback overshadowed the near Scarlett said. “It’s how you fight ing on the Commodore defend- escorted an emotional Joseph off brawl in which both head coaches through adversity and how you er whose helmet was knocked the field. GATORS continued on 4B 2B SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD PREP VOLLEYBALL

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Today Friday’s Top 25 Games EASTERN CONFERENCE AUTO RACING No. 23 South Florida 25, Tulsa 25 Atlantic Division 2 p.m. Saturday’s Top 25 Games GP W L OT Pts NBC — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup No. 1 Alabama 39, Missouri 10 Toronto 6 5 1 0 10 Series, 1000Bulbs.com 500, at Talladega, Ala. No. 13 LSU 36, No. 2 Georgia 16 Boston 5 4 1 0 8 COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL No. 3 Ohio St. 30, Minnesota 14 Montreal 4 2 1 1 5 1 p.m. No. 5 Notre Dame 19, Pittsburgh 14 Ottawa 5 2 2 1 5 ESPN2 — Michigan St. at Ohio St. Iowa St. 30, No. 6 West Virginia 14 Tampa Bay 3 2 1 0 4 DRAG RACING No. 17 Oregon 30, No. 7 Washington 27, OT Buffalo 4 2 2 0 4 1 p.m. Michigan St. 21, No. 8 Penn St. 17 Detroit 5 0 3 2 2 FS1 — NHRA, Carolina Nationals, qualify- No. 9 Texas 23, Baylor 17 Florida 3 0 2 1 1 ing, at Concord, N.C. (taped) No. 10 UCF 31, Memphis 30 Metropolitan Division 2 p.m. No. 12 Michigan 38, No. 15 Wisconsin 13 GP W L OT Pts FS1 — NHRA, Carolina Nationals, finals, No. 14 Florida 37, Vanderbilt 27 Carolina 5 4 0 1 9 at Concord, N.C. Virginia 16, No. 16 Miami 13 Columbus 5 3 2 0 6 GOLF Tennessee 30, No. 21 Auburn 24 Pittsburgh 4 2 1 1 5 6:30 a.m. No. 22 Texas A&M 26, South Carolina 23 Washington 5 2 2 1 5 GOLF — European PGA Tour, British No. 19 Colorado at USC, 10:30 p.m. New Jersey 2 2 0 0 4 Masters, final round, at Surrey, England Saturday’s other SEC Games N.Y. Islanders 4 2 2 0 4 12:30 p.m. Ole Miss 37, Arkansas 33 Philadelphia 5 2 3 0 4 GOLF — LPGA Tour, LPGA KEB Hana Saturday’s other ACC Games N.Y. Rangers 5 1 4 0 2 Bank Championship, final round, at Duke 28, Georgia Tech 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE Incheon, South Korea (same-day tape) Boston College 38, Louisville 20 Central Division 3 p.m. Virginia Tech 22, North Carolina 19 GP W L OT Pts GOLF — Champions Tour, SAS Nashville 5 4 1 0 8 Championship, final round, at Cary, N.C. Dallas 4 3 1 0 6 MLB BASEBALL MLB PLAYOFFS Colorado 4 3 1 0 6 8 p.m. Chicago 4 2 0 2 6 TBS — AL Championship Series, Game 2, LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Winnipeg 4 2 2 0 4 Houston at Boston (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) Minnesota 4 1 1 2 4 NFL FOOTBALL American League St. Louis 3 1 1 1 3 1 p.m. Houston vs. Boston Pacific Division CBS — Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Saturday: Houston at Boston, 8:09 p.m. GP W L OT Pts FOX — Tampa Bay at Atlanta Today: Houston at Boston, 7:09 p.m. Anaheim 5 3 1 1 7 4:25 p.m. Oct. 16: Boston at Houston, 5:09 p.m. Vancouver 5 3 2 0 6 CBS — Jacksonville at Dallas Oct. 17: Boston at Houston, 8:39 p.m. Los Angeles 5 2 2 1 5 8:20 p.m. x-Oct. 18: Boston at Houston, 8:09 p.m. San Jose 5 2 2 1 5 NBC — Kansas City at New England x-Oct. 20: Houston at Boston, 5:09 p.m. Calgary 4 2 2 0 4 SOCCER x-Oct. 21: Houston at Boston, 7:39 p.m. Vegas 6 2 4 0 4 11:50 a.m. National League Edmonton 3 1 2 0 2 ESPNEWS — UEFA Nations League, Milwaukee 1, Los Angeles 1 Arizona 3 1 2 0 2 Turkey vs. Russia, at Sochi, Russia Friday: Milwaukee 6, Los Angeles 5 2:30 p.m. Saturday: Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 3 Saturday’s Games ESPN — UEFA Nations League, Italy vs. Oct. 15: Milwaukee at Los Angeles, 7:39 p.m. Vegas 1, Philadelphia 0 Poland, at Chorzow, Poland Oct. 16: Milwaukee at Los Angeles, 9:09 p.m. Edmonton 2, N.Y. Rangers 1 5 p.m. x-Oct. 17: Milwaukee at Los Angeles, 5:05 p.m. Ottawa 5, Los Angeles 1 FS1 — 2018 CONCACAF Women’s x-Oct. 19: Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 8:39 p.m. Boston 8, Detroit 2 Championship, first semifinal, Panama x-Oct. 20: Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 9:09 p.m. Carolina 5, Minnesota 4, OT vs. Canada, at Frisco, Texas Toronto 4, Washington 2 8 p.m. Peters wrecks Gragson to Tampa Bay 8, Columbus 2 BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter FS1 — 2018 CONCACAF Women’s Vancouver 3, Florida 2 Championship, second semifinal, United win Talladega truck race Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 3, SO States vs. Mexico, at Frisco, Texas Nashville 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 Indians pull off the upset TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) — Timothy Dallas 5, Anaheim 3 Monday, Oct. 15 Peters bumped leader Noah Gragson out St. Louis at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Fort White’s volleyball team defeated Columbia in four sets (23-25, 25-10, 25-23, MLB BASEBALL of his way on the final lap at Talladega Buffalo at Arizona, 9 p.m. 25-22) on Friday night. The Lady Indians (7-15) avenged a four-set loss to the 7:30 p.m. Superspeedway, then blocked traffic for Calgary at Colorado, 10 p.m. Lady Tigers (8-12) earlier this season. Fort White’s Calista Avery is pictured send- FS1 — NL Championship Series, Game 3, the final mile to win the Truck Series race Today’s Games Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers Saturday. San Jose at New Jersey, 1 p.m. ing a shot over the net against Columbia on Sept. 4. NFL FOOTBALL It was the 11th victory of Peters’ career Anaheim at St. Louis, 7 p.m. 8:15 p.m. and third at Talladega, the most wins at Carolina at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. ESPN — San Francisco at Green Bay (Note: the Alabama track among Truck Series Monday’s Games ESPN Deportes simulcast on ESPN2) drivers. Los Angeles at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL SOCCER Peters didn’t lead until the final lap Dallas at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. of the crash-packed playoff race. He had Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — UEFA Nations League, Iceland to force Gragson out of his way to get to Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. vs. Switzerland, at Reykjavik, Iceland the front. Ben Rhodes and Stewart Friesen were FGC drops two home eliminated from the playoff field. The Lightning stop scoring Jaguars sign former six drivers still in title contention are drought, beat Blue Jackets OT Ereck Flowers Gragson, Grant Enfinger, Johnny Sauter, Justin Haley, Matt Crafton and Brett TAMPA (AP) — Victor Hedman, Cedric matches in two days JACKSONVILLE (AP) — The Moffitt. Paquette and Yanni Gourde had first-pe- Jacksonville Jaguars have signed former riod goals, and the Tampa Bay Lightning From staff reports New York Giants offensive tackle Ereck Jim Taylor, fullback for beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 8-2 (8-14) struggled offen- Cline also had eight kills Flowers and placed left tackle Josh Wells Saturday night. on injured reserve with a groin injury. Packers, dies at 83 Brayden Point scored in both the Florida Gateway College sively on Friday, scoring against SFSC and 16 more Flowers was waived by the Giants on second and third periods, and Andrei lost two home matches in just 17 kills with Kaitlyn digs. Tuesday after he failed to live up to lofty (AP) — Jim Taylor, the ferocious Hall of Vasilevskiy had 30 saves for Tampa Bay. two days, falling to Pasco Cline leading the way with Antonette Ochipa was expectations. He was the ninth overall Fame fullback who embodied the Green Alex Killorn, Nikita Kucherov and J.T. pick in the 2015 NFL draft. Flowers was Bay Packers’ unstoppable ground game Miller had the other Lightning goals. Herando in straight set (25- seven to go along with 14 FGC’s top defender in both moved from left to right tackle this sea- during the Vince Lombardi era and helped Tampa Bay, which led the NHL in goals 16, 25-17, 25-21) on Friday digs. Jaylin Roberts and matches, registering 25 son after the Giants signed Nate Solder, the team win four NFL titles and the first last season, had scored just twice over before being defeated by Madison Morrison both digs against Pasco and 40 but lost that job to Chad Wheeler after Super Bowl, died Saturday. He was 83. 125 minutes in its first two games. Tampa just two games. He died unexpectedly at a hospital in Bay was held scoreless during the final South Florida State College had four kills in the loss. against SFSC. The Jaguars also placed long-snapper his hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 159:27 of the 2018 Eastern Conference in four sets (25-17, 25-13, Roberts and Morrison FGC will travel to Carson Tinker on injured reserve for the sec- the team said. Final by eventual Stanley Cup champion 27-29, 25-21) on Saturday at rose up on Saturday with Lake Sumter Community ond straight year because of a knee injury. Taylor played on the great Packer Washington. Tinker injured his right knee in last teams and was the league’s MVP in 1962. Columbus got goals from Josh the Howard Center. 10 kills each but it still College for its next match week’s game at Kansas City. The teams He scored the first rushing touchdown in Anderson and Oliver Bjorkstrand, and The Lady Timberwolves wasn’t enough for FGC. on Friday at 6 p.m. says it’s not the same injury that sidelined Super Bowl history. Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 23 shots. Tinker all of last season, a torn anterior Taylor was voted into the Hall in 1976. Hedman and Paquette scored before cruciate ligament. He spent 10 seasons in the NFL after Gourde put the Lightning up 3-0 late The Jaguars brought back Matt being drafted in the second round out of in the first and stopped an 0 for 10 sea- Overton to replace Tinker. LSU in 1958. son-opening Tampa Bay power-play slide.

MLB PLAYOFFS Turner homers as Dodgers beat Brewers in NLCS Game 2

By JAY COHEN Angeles and Jhoulys Chacin forced in another run with Associated Press gets the ball for Milwaukee. a bases-loaded walk off Miley handed a 2-0 lead Jeffress, but the right-hander MILWAUKEE — Justin over to his bullpen and escaped when pinch-hitter Turner hit a two-run homer in Travis Shaw tacked on a Yasmani Grandal bounced the eighth inning to send the solo drive in the sixth. into a double play. Los Angeles Dodgers over the Cody Bellinger got Los Chris Taylor reached on a Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 and Angeles on the board with leadoff single in the eighth- even the NL Championship an RBI single in the seventh, before Turner hit a long Series at a game apiece. chasing Corbin Burnes and drive to left off Jeffress, The high-powered Dodgers stopping an 0-for-15 slide in admiring the ball with his had two measly singles off the playoffs that landed him bat pointed toward the sky starter Wade Miley before on the bench at the start for a short time before breaking through against a of the game. Austin Barnes rounding the bases. vaunted bullpen. After forcing the Brewers to use six reliev- ers in Milwaukee’s 6-5 victory Friday night, the NL West champions put that extended look to good use in Game 2, especially against faltering All- Star Jeremy Jeffress. Milwaukee wasted a terrific performance by Miley in its first loss in three weeks, ending a 12-game winning streak that produced free burgers for its fans as part of a promotion by a local restau- rant chain. Miley pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings in his second career playoff start and had two hits in his first multihit game since 2014. The best-of-seven series now moves to Dodger Stadium for Game 3 on Monday night. Walker Buehler pitches for Los SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3B

OUTDOORS Get on target – set up your scope the easy way

By MONTY STEPHENS the screws for your scope is the bases are not aligned Special to the Reporter bases. Scope bases come with each other. If the rifle in either steel or aluminum. has a quality one-piece base, Steel is stronger and costs then chances are good Hunting season is just more but it adds weight the rings will align with no around the corner. As a and may rust. Aluminum is reminder, muzzle loading issues. Should the rifle have lighter, less expensive and season starts next Saturday two separate bases like most more common. Be sure and and the Florida “General bolt action rifles have, then clean the threads in your Gun” season kicks off Nov. 3, chances are good the bases rifle with a degreaser. Apply so this is the time to get your will not be perfectly aligned. a small drop of “Lock Tight” gear in order. Number one It all depends on how accu- or “Thread Locker” on each on the list should be ensur- rate the manufacturer was in screw and tighten them ing your rifle is properly “drilling and taping” the rifle onto the rifle. Torque should sighted in. Should a “once in for scope mounts. To correct a lifetime opportunity” avail about 45-inch pounds. The this problem, the gunsmith itself to score on a trophy screws that came with the will use an alignment tool to buck, it would be heartbreak- bases are mostly likely not ensure the rings are perfectly ing to miss the shot because too long but once installed, centered. If a ring is out of the scope was “off.” do check inside your action alignment, it will be “lapped” I’m very skeptical of mov- to ensure the screws don’t or ground with an abrasive ies showing a sniper on top protrude and rub on the rifle material to bring it into align- of a building who takes a rifle bolt assembly. ment. out of a brief case, starts put- The scope rings (two) Now the fun part. Go ting the pieces together and also come in aluminum or to a suitable range and for then snaps his scope on just steel. Most scope rings are newly mounted scope, start in time to make a successful “split” and have a top and at 25 yards to “get on paper.” bottom. The screws that hold 400-yard shot at a moving Shoot two to three rounds the two scope ring halves target. That seems very to establish grouping, then together are typically Allen unlikely. In reality, to ensure make adjustments. Once a screws. Separate the two we can make the shot when bullseye is scored, move the halves and look for burrs the time comes, we need to target to 100 yards and do inside the rings. Screw just mount our scope on the rifle, the same. At 100 yards, most the bottom part of the ring dial them in at the range scopes adjust with one click and then protect the whole onto the scope bases (on the rifle). Then set the scope on equal to a quarter of an inch. setup from bumps that might Be prepared to shoot at least knock them out of alignment. the bottom rings and check for alignment. Then carefully a half box of ammo. Be sure This list should also include and use a sandbag or some- “practice.” set the top or “cap” of the scope ring over the scope thing to steady the rifle. Improperly mounted There is an easy way to scopes can adversely and lightly snug it. The scope “sight in” a rifle. Set the rifle affect accuracy of the rifle. should move freely in the in a Lead Sled, align the But mounting a scope is rings. Shoulder the rifle and COURTESY PHOTOS scope to the target center something usually done by adjust the “eye” relief on the and fire a round. Now keep Darrell Hunt makes adjustments on a Bergara 300 Win. Mag. set up in a Caldwell average hunters with good scope and turn the scope to Lead sled. mechanical skills. Gunsmiths ensure its turrets are perpen- the rifle steady and look charge from $25-$50 to dicular to the rifle. Now care- through the scope and adjust mount a scope depending on fully tighten each screw just the scope to align with the the complexity of the job. But a little, then switch over to bullet hole. Do not move the keep in mind, the Gunsmith the screw on the other side rifle in the Lead Sled during will do more than just screw of the ring. Do the front and this process. When the scope everything together. back rings like this until they aligns with bullet hole, the Before installing scope are tightened to 15-25-inch rifle will be on target. Fire a bases or rings, of course, pounds. When you are done, round or two to verify align- check your firearm to ensure the gap in the scope rings ment. This is the easy way to it is unloaded. We’ll start should be nearly identical sight in a rifle and it minimiz- with the scope bases. The from left to right. Getting the es human error that occurs scope bases are flat pieces scope properly mounted on if the trigger is jerked or the of metal that will be attached the rifle is very important to rifle is moving when the trig- to the rifle that will hold accuracy. ger is pulled. the scope rings. Select a A frequently encountered Good hunting and stay proper screw driver that fits problem in scope mounting safe.

View looking through a scope at a target down range.

Using the Lead Sled to align the scope, a 30-06 scored a hit on a 1 1/2” bullseye at 100 yards with just three shots.

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COMMENATRY Indians will go as far as Blair takes them

iwahe Nation Nobody asked me, but ... Blair’s short absence, the received quite a Indians’ offensive attack T scare when gun- became stagnant and too slinger Dylan Blair went one-dimensional to be down with an apparent effective, even against ankle injury during the an unspectacular Union third quarter. Fort White’s County defense. star running back Corey So for the tribe’s sake, Dryden is already lost for it was good to see Blair the season with an ACL Eric Jackson trot back onto the field just tear – and now this? Phone: (386) 754-0420 minutes later. The Indians Luckily, the ankle roll [email protected] will need him if they want was mild enough for Blair to make a state playoff run to reenter the ballgame terback, but he locked in this season. on the next drive, which the fourth quarter, leading He’s been far from helped relieve fans who perfect, still trying to were fearing the worst. the Indians to two critical get his timing down with And they had reason to be scoring drives. He showed his receivers. But the worried – because without a lot of moxie on his first No. 7, there’s no storybook career game-winning drive, best pocket-passer in the ending Friday night. capped off by Rahman school’s history gives the “He didn’t have his great- Paul’s 40-yard touchdown. Indians their best chance est game in that first half,” “I feel like we can get to win. And they’ve been coach Demetric Jackson through any adversity,” invested in him since he told me. “He was doing Blair told me. “Whatever arrived from Columbia this some things that were we want to accomplish, summer. uncharacteristic of him. we can do it. Even when So when one of his team- But in the second half, he it’s not going great, we’re mates accidentally stepped came back and started put- going lift each other up and on his ankle, forcing him to ting it on the money.” get there.” briefly exit the game Friday Blair recorded 161 pass- Fort White’s offense night, Tiwahe Nation had ing yards, completing nine regressed when backup every reason to be ner- of his 20 tries through sophomore quarterback vous. CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter the air. It was a spotty Brayden Summers took The Indians will go as far Fort White quarterback Dylan Blair hands the ball off to running back Stanley performance for the quar- over behind center. In as Blair takes them. Maxwell against Union County on Friday night. INDIANS Continued From 1B back Stanley Maxwell was one of several seniors who stepped up late for the Indians. He finished with 183 yards rushing and two touchdowns. His first score of the night came on the tribe’s opening drive of the game. It was an auspicious start for the offense – though it wasn’t until the fourth quarter, 33 minutes later, that the Indians returned to the end zone. Fort White’s offense was plagued by penalties and miscues, which led to missed opportunities during the first three quarters. The tribe delivered when it mattered most, in the fourth quarter. “Rule number one: don’t give up,” defensive end Jaquan Robinson said. “That’s all we had to do. Believe in ourselves and believe in each other. If everybody does their assignment, we’re good…That’s one thing we say, no matter how much we get down, we’re not going to give up on each other.” Photos by CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter After Maxwell’s second Fort White receiver Deondre Cray tries to outrun Union County’s Keyshawn Young on Friday night. touchdown midway through the fourth, the Tigers grabbed the lead for the first time on the back of Young, who tried to give Union County its first win in the series since 2012. His touchdown run and two- point conversion had the Tigers staring at victory, but Blair and Paul’s late-game heroics was enough for the Indians escape with their fourth-straight win over the Tigers. It wasn’t the ideal win they imagined, but nonetheless an exhilarating one to build on moving forward. “It’s just the fact that we didn’t quit,” Jackson added. “We kept fighting. We faced adversity, whether we caused it or they caused it. We just kept fighting, and for our guys not to give up and keep playing, it speaks volumes of our players and the character that they have.” UP NEXT: Union County travels to Hawthorne next week. Fort White returns home to host Dixie County. The Indians lost to the Bears 27-14 last year Fort White running back Stanley Maxwell takes a Fort White defensive end Thomas Williams chases down Union County recei- in Cross City. handoff up the field from quarterback Dylan Blair. evr Keyshawn Young on Friday night.

once. They also intercepted 121 yards rushing for the est came when they left the Vanderbilt: The ly enough with seven penal- GATORS Franks once. Kyle Shurmur Gators’ first 100-yard rush- sideline while Vanderbilt Commodores start 0-3 ties for 89 yards along with Continued From 1B threw two touchdowns with er this season times two. trainers tended to line- in league play for a sixth the turnovers that hold- his father, New York Giants Franks threw for a career- man Dare Odeyingbo and straight season. It didn’t ing their ranking will be coach Pat Shurmur, in the high 284 yards and two coaches started yelling at help that they lost running good after their escape in this season. The Gators also stands. Jamauri Wakefield touchdowns. His second, an each other. That unsports- back Ke’Shawn Vaughn Nashville. beat Vanderbilt (3-4, 0-3) for also ran for a TD. 11-yarder to Freddie Swain, manlike conduct penalty early in the second quar- the fifth straight year and When Florida could hold padded the lead midway wound up being the sec- ter to an unspecified injury. UP NEXT 27th time in 28 games in onto the ball, the Gators through the fourth quarter ond for Joseph. The line- Vaughn finished with one Florida: The Gators have this series. simply dominated and out- to seal the comeback. backer had been flagged catch for 75 yards and a TD an open date before their Vanderbilt turned three gained Vanderbilt 576-336 for unsportsmanlike con- , and he ran seven times for annual game with No. 2 turnovers into 17 points, in total offense. TAKEAWAYS duct on Vanderbilt’s third 56 yards before being hurt. Georgia on Oct. 27. and the Commodores also Scarlett finished with 113 Florida: The Gators TD drive for slamming a Vanderbilt: The sacked Feleipe Franks twice yards rushing, and Lamical struggled yet again with too running back to the ground POLL IMPLICATIONS Commodores visit No. 18 and stripped him of the ball Perine added a TD run and many penalties. The costli- after the whistle. The Gators played sloppi- Kentucky. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B

Thursday’s game Eagles 34, Giants 13: Carson Wentz threw a season-high WEEK 6 three touchdown passes as Philadelphia beat New York.

AFC AT AGLANCE GAME PREVIEWS For broadcast information on teams of area interest, check TV/radio listings. EAST Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div New England 320.600 133 108 3-0-0 0-2-0 3-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 Miami 320.600 99 117 2-0-0 1-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 Buffalo 230.400 63 118 1-1-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 N.Y. Jets 230.400 123 105 1-1-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 1-0-0 0-1-0

SOUTH Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div Tennessee 320.600 87 86 2-0-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 Jacksonville 320.600 102 86 2-1-0 1-1-0 2-2-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 Seahawks (2-3) vs. Bears (3-1) at Colts (1-4) at Bills (2-3) at Houston 230.400 115 124 1-1-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Indianapolis 140.200 118 138 0-2-0 1-2-0 0-3-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 Raiders (1-4), Dolphins (3-2) Jets (2-3) Texans (2-3) at London NORTH When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET Opening line: Dolphins Opening line: Jets by 1½ Opening line: Texans Cincinnati 410.800 153 130 2-0-0 2-1-0 3-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Baltimore320.600 132 77 2-0-0 1-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 Opening line: Pick ’em by 1 Series record: Colts lead by 7½ Cleveland 221.500 114 113 2-0-1 0-2-0 2-1-1 0-1-0 1-0-1 Series record: Raiders Series record: Dolphins 42-31 Series record: Series Pittsburgh 221.500 143 133 1-2-0 1-0-1 0-2-1 2-0-0 0-1-1 lead 29-25 lead 8-4 Last meeting: Colts beat tied 4-4 WEST Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div Last meeting: Seahawks Last meeting: Dolphins Jets 41-10, Dec. 5, 2016 Last meeting: Bills beat Kansas City 5001.000 175 129 2-0-0 3-0-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 beat Raiders 30-24, Nov. won at Bears 27-24, Oct. Last week: Colts lost to Texans 30-21, Dec. 6, 2015 L.A. Chargers 320.600 137 130 2-1-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Denver230.400 100 131 2-1-0 0-2-0 1-3-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 2, 2014 19, 2014 Patriots 38-24; Jets beat Last week: Bills beat Oakland 140.200 107 149 1-1-0 0-3-0 1-3-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 Last week: Seahawks Last week: Dolphins lost Broncos 34-16 Titans 13-12; Texans lost to Rams 33-31; at Bengals 27-17; Bears Notes: New York and beat Cowboys 19-16, OT AFC STAT LEADERS Raiders lost to Chargers had bye, beat Bucs Indianapolis pulled off Notes: Texans QB 26-10 48-10 on Sept. 30 a trade ahead of draft, Deshaun Watson has QUARTERBACKS PUNT RETURNERS Name AttCom YdsTDInt Name No YdsAvg LG TD Notes: Seattle is playing Notes: The Bears have with the Jets acquiring thrown for 375 yards or Rthlsbrgr, PIT 215 138 1664 11 6 Roberts, NYJ10231 23.1 78t 1 D. Carr, OAK202 144 1641 78 Grant, MIA 8143 17.9 71t 1 its ﬁrst international outscored opponents by the No. 3 overall pick to more in three straight Watson, HOU 192 125 1621 85 Harris, OAK8 121 15.1 49 0 game in franchise history. 11.5 points per game. draft QB Sam Darnold. games. Flacco, BAL227 139 1550 83 D. King, LAC8 117 14.6 56 0 Bortles, JAC211 130 1525 87 Ervin, HOU 13 139 10.7 27 0 Mahomes, KC 176 112 1513 14 2 Switzer, PIT 88110.1 22 0 P. Rivers, LAC174 122 1495 13 2 White, BAL9 75 8.3 14 0 Luck, IND 245 163 1491 12 5 Grant, BAL7 52 7.4 51 0 Dalton, CIN 187 123 1445 12 7 Peppers, CLE 9495.4 15 0 Keenum, DEN 192 122 1365 57 Mickens, JAC11595.4 16 0

RUSHERS KICKOFF RETURNERS Name AttYds AvgLGTD Name No YdsAvg LG TD Crowell, NYJ57390 6.8 77t 5 Grant, MIA 11 378 34.4 102t1 K. Hunt, KC 93 376 4.0 45 4 Murphy, BUF 7213 30.4 49 0 C. Hyde, CLE 100 348 3.5 22 5 Ervin, HOU 10 253 25.3 36 0 Conner, PIT 84 342 4.1 30 5 Peppers, CLE 8170 21.2 28 0 Buccaneers (2-2) Steelers (2-2-1) Cardinals (1-4) at Chargers (3-2) at Gordon, LAC73334 4.6 34 3 Switzer, PIT 12 248 20.7 35 0 at Falcons (1-4) at Bengals (4-1) Vikings (2-2-1) Browns (2-2-1) Lynch, OAK77331 4.3 52 3 Pascal, IND 8155 19.4 28 0 Lindsay, DEN 57 328 5.8 53 1 Roberts, NYJ8 137 17.1 23 0 When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET Michel, NE 67 294 4.4 34t 2 Mixon, CIN 60 272 4.5 31 1 SCORING Opening line: Falcons Opening line: Bengals Opening line: Vikings Opening line: Chargers Powell, NYJ59264 4.5 38 0 Touchdowns by 5 by 2½ by 11½ by 1 Name TD Rush RecRet Pts RECEIVERS Gordon, LAC6 33040 Series record: Falcons Series record: Steelers Series record: Vikings Series record: Chargers Name No YdsAvg LG TD Conner, PIT 550034 Hopkins, HOU 39 594 15.2 49 2 A. Brown, PIT 505030 25-24 lead 62-35 lead 16-11 lead 16-9-1 S-Schstr, PIT 35 450 12.9 67 2 Crowell, NYJ5 50030 Last meeting: Falcons Last meeting: Steelers Last meeting: Vikings Last meeting: Chargers T. Hill, KC 27 425 15.7 58t 3 Ebron, IND 505030 A. Green, CIN 26 409 15.7 38t 5 A. Green, CIN 505030 beat Buccaneers 24-21, beat Bengals 23-20, Dec. beat Cardinals 30-24, beat Browns 19-10, Dec. Kelce, KC 28 407 14.5 40 3 K. Hunt, KC 541030 Dec. 18, 2017 4, 2017 Nov. 20, 2016 3, 2017 Jo. Brown, BAL19396 20.8 71 3 C. Hyde, CLE 550030 Boyd, CIN 30 393 13.1 49 2 J. White, NE 514030 Last week: Buccaneers Last week: Steelers beat Last week: Cardinals Last week: Chargers Cook, OAK30390 13.0 45 2 had a bye; Falcons lost Falcons 41-17; Bengals beat 49ers 28-12; beat Raiders 26-10; Sanders, DEN 33 386 11.7 43t 1 J. Landry, CLE 29 381 13.1 39 1 to Steelers 41-17 beat Dolphins 27-17 Vikings beat Eagles Browns beat Ravens Notes: The Falcons have Notes: The Steelers 23-21 12-9, OT NFC AT AGLANCE won three consecutive have won the last six in Notes: Cardinals QB Notes: Cleveland has games against their NFC the series, and nine of Josh Rosen is coming off a league-leading 15 EAST Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div South rivals. the last 10 overall. his ﬁrst career NFL win. takeaways. Philadelphia 330.500 137 117 2-1-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Washington 220.500 83 87 1-1-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 Dallas 230.400 83 96 2-0-0 0-3-0 2-2-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 N.Y. Giants 150.167 117 162 0-3-0 1-2-0 0-4-0 1-1-0 0-2-0

SOUTH Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div New Orleans 410.800 180 140 2-1-0 2-0-0 3-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 Carolina 310.750 104 91 3-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 Tampa Bay220.500 112 139 1-1-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 Atlanta 140.200 133 163 1-2-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 NORTH Panthers (3-1) at Rams (5-0) at Jaguars (3-2) at Ravens (3-2) at Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div Chicago 310.750 111 65 2-0-0 1-1-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 Redskins (2-2) Broncos (2-3) Cowboys (2-3) Titans (3-2) Minnesota 221.500 113 131 1-1-0 1-1-1 2-1-1 0-1-0 0-0-1 Green Bay221.500 115 114 2-0-1 0-2-0 1-2-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 4:05 p.m. When: Sunday, 4:25 When: Sunday, 4:25 Detroit 230.400 125 137 2-1-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Opening line: Redskins EDT p.m. ET p.m. ET WEST by 2 Opening line: Rams by 7 Opening line: Jaguars Opening line: Pick ’em Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div L.A. Rams 5001.000 173 98 3-0-0 2-0-0 3-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 Series record: Redskins Series record: Rams by 2 Series record: Tied Seattle 230.400 116 114 1-1-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 lead 7-6 lead 8-5 Series record: Tied 3-3 11-11 Arizona 140.200 65 112 0-3-0 1-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 San Francisco 140.200 118 146 1-1-0 0-3-0 1-2-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 Last meeting: Panthers Last meeting: Rams Last meeting: Cowboys Last meeting: Titans beat Redskins 26-15, beat Broncos 22-7, Nov. beat Jaguars 31-17, Nov. beat Ravens 23-20, Nov. Dec. 19, 2016 16, 2014 9, 2014, in London 5, 2017 NFC STAT LEADERS Last week: Panthers Last week: Rams beat Last week: Jaguars lost Last week: Ravens lost QUARTERBACKS PUNT RETURNERS beat Giants 33-31; Seahawks 33-31; Bron- to Chiefs 30-14; Cowboys at Browns 12-9, OT; Name AttCom YdsTDInt Name No YdsAvg LG TD Goff, LA 166 120 1727 12 4 Natson, LA 8141 17.6 60 0 Redskins lost to Saints cos lost to Jets 34-16 lost to Texans 19-16, OT Titans lost at Bills 13-12 Cousins, MIN 226 161 1688 11 2 Cohen, CHI 11 141 12.8 42 0 43-19 Notes: Rams QB Jared Notes: The Jags won Notes: Baltimore leads Brees, NOR 190 148 1658 11 0 Lockett, SEA 12 86 7.2 19 0 Ryan, ATL183 125 1601 11 2 Hmphrs, TAM5 35 7.0 16 0 Notes: The Panthers Goff leads league with in their only previous the NFL in scoring Rodgers, GBY208 131 1572 10 1 Cobb, GBY7 46 6.6 17 0 Stafford, DET 191 126 1385 10 5 Austin, DAL9 55 6.1 22 0 have won ﬁve in row 1,727 yards passing on appearance at AT&T defense, allowing 15.4 Manning, NYG187 134 1381 63 Agnew, DET 7395.6 16 0 against the Redskins. the season. Stadium, 35-17 in 2010. points per game. Ftzptrick, TAM129 87 1356 11 5 Hardy, ATL7 29 4.1 60 Wilson, SEA 142 89 1086 10 3 Smith, WAS135 89 1042 42 KICKOFF RETURNERS Name No YdsAvg LG TD RUSHERS D. Reed, SNF 10 302 30.2 90 0 FANTASY PLAYS Name AttYds AvgLGTD M. Hall, ATL8 213 26.6 53 0 E. Elliott, DAL93480 5.2 41 2 Countess, LA 8202 25.2 40 0 Gurley, LA 101 415 4.1 23 7 Ta. Hill, NOR 7170 24.3 47 0 START Breida, SNF 49 369 7.5 66t 1 Lockett, SEA 8182 22.8 42 0 McCffry, CAR63329 5.2 45 0 S. Wilson, TAM6 97 16.2 29 0 Blake Bortles, QB, Jacksonville Jaguars: Bortles is Barkley, NYG71308 4.3 68t 3 Kamara, NOR 62 299 4.8 49t 5 SCORING coming off a clunker, but he is still completing a Carson, SEA 64 293 4.6 24 1 Touchdowns career-high 61 percent of his passes for 305 yards Johnson, DET 50 286 5.7 32 1 Name TD Rush RecRet Pts Chiefs (5-0) at 49ers (1-4) at Johnson, ARI 74 242 3.3 21 4 Gurley, LA 972058 Patriots (3-2) Packers (2-2-1) per game. Plus he adds an additional 33 yards per Ptrson, WAS60242 4.0 41 3 Kamara, NOR 651040 game on the ground, giving you a limited dual-threat Ridley, ATL6 06036 When: Sunday, 8:20 p.m. ET When: Monday, 8:15 p.m. ET RECEIVERS Barkley, NYG5 32030 quarterback option on Sunday against the Dallas Name No YdsAvg LG TD Johnson, ARI 541030 Opening line: Patriots Opening line: Packers Cowboys. The Cowboys, meanwhile, have a mediocre Thielen, MIN 47 589 12.5 68 3 Kupp, LA 505030 by 3 by 8 Ju. Jones, ATL34564 16.6 58 0 D. Adams, GBY4 04024 pass rushing unit (19th per Pro Football Focus) and Thomas, NOR 46 519 11.3 35 3 Lockett, SEA 404024 Series record: Chiefs Series record: Packers secondary (17th) that shouldn’t be too much of an Beckham, NYG39462 11.8 33t 1 Ajayi, PHL 330020 lead 18-14-3 lead 35-30-1 Cooks, LA 26 452 17.4 57 1 S. Diggs, MIN 303020 issue for Bortles on Sunday. Kupp, LA 30 438 14.6 70t 5 Last meeting: Chiefs Last meeting: Packers Ertz, PHL 41 437 10.7 34 1 SIT Tate, DET 33 431 13.1 67 3 beat Patriots 42-27, beat 49ers 17-3, Oct. 4, Dak Prescott, QB, Dallas Cowboys: Prescott’s touch- Golladay, DET 27 428 15.9 60 3 Sept. 7, 2017 2015 M. Evans, TAM29426 14.7 51 3 down rate is down and his interception rate is up for Last week: Chiefs beat Last week: 49ers lost to the second straight season, leading to career lows in Jaguars 30-14; Patriots Cardinals 28-18; Packers NUMBER TO KNOW completion rate (62 percent) and passer rating (81.4) beat Colts 38-24 lost to Lions 31-23 in 2018; those numbers get even worse when facing 3-15: Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco’s career record Notes: The Chiefs are Notes: The 49ers’ minus-8 a pass rush, a strength of this week’s opponent, the when he has to throw 49 or more passes in a game. 7-10-2 in games played turnover differential is Jacksonville Jaguars. at New England. the worst in the NFL. Suddenly pass-happy Jaguars visit throwing-challenged Cowboys

By MARK LONG Garrett and the Dallas had a career-high four inter- other loss for Jacksonville have some pretty good rea- tribute behind T.J. Yeldon Associated Press Cowboys have the opposite ceptions last week, which (3-2), against Tennessee. sons to tilt toward the pass. against the Cowboys (2-3). issue heading into a Sunday helped explain a 30-14 loss “That’s not the way we Running back Leonard “I think we were pretty matchup with familiar faces to undefeated Kansas City. want to play,” Marrone Fournette will be out for the fortunate last year as far as ARLINGTON, Texas — on both sidelines. There was something said. “I probably should fourth time in six games staying healthy,” Bortles With Blake Bortles piling Bortles has a chance else that bothered Marrone have done a better job of with a hamstring injury. said. “This year we haven’t up passing numbers like to be just the fifth NFL against the Chiefs: a sea- that. I just felt like we were Jacksonville is on its third been quite as lucky. These never before in his career, quarterback with at least son-low 17 rushing attempts pressing and trying to make left tackle in Josh Walker. next three weeks, not look- Jacksonville coach Doug 375 yards passing in three to go with Bortles’ personal plays. I just think overall I The Jaguars signed two- ing ahead or anything, but Marrone wants to get the straight games after estab- high6x3 of 61 throws. ad The only position have to do a better job of time All-Pro running back to get to the bye week are Jaguars back to running. lishing a career high in other game this season with managing that.” Jamaal Charles this week important with the amount Dak Prescott, Jason consecutive weeks. He also fewer than 20 carries? The Of course, the Jaguars and expect him to con- of guys we have down.” 6B SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER AROUND THE TOP 25

ALOOK AT SATURDAY’S ACTION AMONG THE NATION’S TOP TEAMS | THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

TOP PERFORMERS

PASSING • Clayton Thorson, Northwestern: Com- pleted 41 of 64 passes for 455 yards and three touchdowns in a win over Nebraska. • Dwayne Haskins, Ohio State: Completed 33 of 44 passes for 412 yards and three touchdowns in a win over Minnesota. • David Blough, Purdue: Completed 25 of 36 passes for 377 yards and three touchdowns in a win over Illinois.

RUSHING • Darrell Henderson, Memphis: Had 31 carries for 199 yards and a touchdown in a loss to UCF. • Tyler King, Marshall: Had 22 carries for 195 yards and two touchdowns in a win over Old Dominion. • Alex Barnes, Kansas State: Rushed 34 times for 181 yards and four touchdowns in a win over Oklahoma State. • Devin Ozigbo, Nebraska: Had 22 carries for 159 yards and two touchdowns in a loss to Northwestern.

RECEIVING • Flynn Nagel, Northwestern: Had 12 catches for 220 yards and two touchdowns in the win over Nebraska. Upset in the SEC • Scott Miller, Bowl- ing Green: Had eight LSU wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr., left, makes a reception against Georgia defensive back Tyson Campbell during the first half of Saturday’s catches for 206 yards game in Baton Rouge, La. The Tigers knocked off the second-ranked Bulldogs 36-16. [MATTHEW HINTON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] and two touchdowns in a loss to Western Michigan. SUMMARIES • Xavier Ubosi, UAB: Had four catches for NO. 13 LSU 36, NO. 2 GEORGIA 16 First Quarter Second Quarter FLA—Perine 7 run (McPherson kick), 2:30 TEN—FG Cimaglia 42, 5:24 196 yards and two GEORGIA 0097—16 PIT—Ollison 9 run (Kessman kick), 1:26 TEX—FG Dicker 35, 14:56 FLA—FG McPherson 25, :00 AUB—FG Carlson 20, 2:20 LSU 313317—36 Second Quarter BAY—FG Martin 46, 5:03 Third Quarter Second Quarter touchdowns in a win First Quarter ND—FG Yoon 22, 4:34 TEX—C.Johnson 44 pass from Buechele FLA—V.Jefferson 38 pass from Franks TEN—Chandler 42 pass from Guarantano over Rice. LSU—FG Tracy 33, 9:32 ND—FG Yoon 41, :05 (Dicker kick), 4:21 (McPherson kick), 5:23 (Cimaglia kick), 10:44 Second Quarter Third Quarter TEX—Humphrey 3 run (Dicker kick), 1:12 Fourth Quarter AUB—Schwartz 76 pass from Stidham LSU—Burrow 1 run (Tracy kick), 13:39 PIT—Ffrench 99 kickoff return (Kessman TEX—FG Dicker 47, :00 FLA—Scarlett 48 run (McPherson kick), (Carlson kick), 3:26 LSU—FG Tracy 36, 11:22 kick), 14:46 Third Quarter 14:52 TEN—FG Cimaglia 45, :07 LSU—FG Tracy 39, 5:12 ND—Claypool 16 pass from Book (pass BAY—Hurd 2 run (Martin kick), 4:33 VAN—FG Guay 42, 12:10 Third Quarter NOTES Third Quarter failed), 2:09 BAYTEX FLA—Swain 11 pass from Franks TEN—Jennings 25 pass from Guarantano UGA—FG Blankenship 40, 9:03 Fourth Quarter First downs 19 25 (McPherson kick), 8:07 (Cimaglia kick), 3:25 LSU—FG Tracy 24, 3:00 ND—M.Boykin 35 pass from Book (Yoon Rushes-yards34-88 41-170 VAN—FG Guay 53, 3:55 TEN—A.Taylor 8 fumble return (Cimaglia 2 Florida players UGA—Holyfield 10 run (run failed), :07 kick), 5:43 Passing 240 219 FLA—FG McPherson 43, :37 kick), 2:34 Fourth Quarter PIT ND Comp-Att-Int 20-40-1 24-39-1 A—31,118. Fourth Quarter ejected against Vandy LSU—Burrow 1 run (Tracy kick), 9:31 First downs 14 23 Return Yards0-5 FLA VAN TEN—FG Cimaglia 20, 9:04 LSU—FG Culp 30, 7:20 Rushes-yards30-116 38-80 Punts-Avg. 7-44.0 4-47.75 First downs 31 17 AUB—S.Williams 14 pass from Stidham UGA—Ridley 27 pass from Fromm Passing 126 264 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Rushes-yards63-292 22-107 (Carlson kick), :37 Officials ejected two (Blankenship kick), 6:00 Comp-Att-Int 19-30-0 26-32-2 Penalties-Yards10-92 8-56 Passing 284 229 TEN AUB LSU—Brossette 4 run (Tracy kick), 4:14 Return Yards120 12 Time of Possession 27:51 32:09 Comp-Att-Int 19-29-1 18-36-1 First downs 16 21 Florida players after a UGA LSU Punts-Avg. 4-33.75 3-40.66 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Return Yards4758 Rushes-yards36-68 34-126 Vanderbilt defender’s First downs 19 20 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 RUSHING—Baylor, Ch.Brewer 13-22, Punts-Avg. 2-42.0 5-38.4 Passing 328 322 Rushes-yards30-113 51-275 Penalties-Yards8-80 4-35 Lovett 5-21, Ebner 3-16, Hasty 7-16, Hurd Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 Comp-Att-Int 21-32-0 28-46-2 helmet was knocked Passing 209 200 Time of Possession 33:27 26:33 6-13. Texas, Ingram 19-110, Watson 13-41, Penalties-Yards7-63 5-28 Return Yards030 off on a punt return Comp-Att-Int 16-34-2 15-30-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Buechele 5-11, Ehlinger 2-5, Humphrey 2-3. Time of Possession 36:14 23:46 Punts-Avg. 4-42.75 3-44.33 Return Yards417 RUSHING—Pittsburgh, Hall 9-62, Ollison 16- PASSING—Baylor, Ch.Brewer 20-39-1-240, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 and both coaches Punts-Avg. 6-35.33 4-34.25 50, Ffrench 1-6, Aston 1-4, Pickett 3-(minus (Team) 0-1-0-0. Texas, Ehlinger 4-5-0-35, RUSHING—Florida, Perine 23-121, Scarlett Penalties-Yards5-40 5-38 yelled at each other Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 6). Notre Dame, D.Williams 13-31, Book Buechele 20-34-1-184. 16-113, D.Pierce 10-40, Toney 1-27, Time of Possession 34:01 25:59 Penalties-Yards3-20 2-19 16-31, T.Jones 4-12, Finke 2-10, (Team) RECEIVING—Baylor, Hurd 5-72, Platt 5-26, Townsend 1-18, (Team) 1-(minus 1), Franks INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS as their teams spilled Time of Possession 26:40 33:20 3-(minus 4). Mims 3-80, Stricklin 2-39, Fleeks 2-7, 11-(minus 26). Vanderbilt, Vaughn 7-56, RUSHING—Tennessee, Chandler 16-50, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING—Pittsburgh, Ollison 0-1-0-0, Henle 1-6, Hasty 1-5, M.Jones 1-5. Texas, Wakefield 8-32, Blasingame 5-16, Lipscomb Jordan 13-26, London 1-0, (Team) 1-(minus onto the field in a RUSHING—Georgia, Swift 12-72, Holyfield George 0-1-0-0, Pickett 19-28-0-126. Notre C.Johnson 11-132, Humphrey 7-41, Beck 1-15, Shurmur 1-(minus 12). 2), Guarantano 5-(minus 6). Auburn, near-brawl. 7-56, Fields 1-3, Herrien 2-3, Hardman 1-0, Dame, Book 26-32-2-264. 2-11, Jamison 1-17, De.Duvernay 1-15, PASSING—Florida, Franks 19-29-1-284. Schwartz 3-44, Whitlow 12-42, M.Miller Blankenship 1-(minus 2), Fromm 6-(minus RECEIVING—Pittsburgh, Araujo-Lopes Ingram 1-2, Watson 1-1. Vanderbilt, Shurmur 18-36-1-229. 6-32, Shivers 1-8, R.Davis 1-5, K.Martin No. 14 Florida trailed 19). LSU, Edwards-Helaire 19-145, Burrow 6-32, Mathews 4-47, Hall 4-20, Ollison 2-5, MISSED FIELD GOALS—Texas, Dicker 34, RECEIVING—Florida, Perine 4-93, Toney 4-9, 2-3, Cox 1-1, (Team) 1-(minus 2), Stidham 21-10 Saturday and 13-66, Brossette 16-64, Kirklin 1-2, (Team) Ffrench 1-15, Gragg 1-7, Aston 1-0. Notre Dicker 51. V.Jefferson 3-65, Cleveland 2-29, Hammond 7-(minus 7). 2-(minus 2). Dame, Finke 6-62, A.Mack 6-31, Claypool 2-27, Stephens 1-26, Scarlett 1-12, Pitts PASSING—Tennessee, Guarantano 21-32-0- was returning a punt PASSING—Georgia, Fromm 16-34-2-209. 5-61, M.Boykin 4-84, D.Williams 2-2, Austin NO. 10 UCF 31, MEMPHIS 30 1-12, Swain 1-11. Vanderbilt, Lipscomb 328. Auburn, Stidham 28-45-2-322, (Team) late in the first half LSU, Burrow 15-30-0-200. 1-13, Kmet 1-8, Young 1-3. UCF 71077—31 4-64, Pinkney 3-25, Blasingame 3-16, Bolar 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING—Georgia, Ridley 3-75, Nauta MISSED FIELD GOALS—Pittsburgh, MEMPHIS 17 13 00—30 2-16, C.Pierce 2-15, Vaughn 1-75, Dobbs RECEIVING—Tennessee, Jennings 5-71, when officials threw 3-47, Holloman 3-26, Hardman 2-23, Swift Kessman 47, Kessman 36. First Quarter 1-8, Ellis 1-6, Wakefield 1-4. Chandler 5-62, Palmer 3-84, Callaway 2-55, 2-21, Godwin 1-9, Holyfield 1-7, Herrien MEM—FG Patterson 43, 9:39 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Vanderbilt, Guay 25 Jordan 2-23, Wolf 1-12, B.Johnson 1-10, a pair of flags, the 1-1. LSU, Jefferson 6-108, T.Marshall 2-43, MICHIGAN STATE 21, UCF—McGowan 2 run (Wright kick), 7:52 Murphy 1-7, Wood-Anderson 1-4. Auburn, second on Florida line- Chase 2-7, Moreau 1-12, T.Carter 1-10, NO. 8 PENN STATE 17 MEM—White 11 run (Patterson kick), 3:53 NO. 17 OREGON 30, R.Davis 7-57, M.Miller 6-57, S.Williams 5-85, Dillon 1-9, Sullivan 1-6, Kirklin 1-5. MICHIGAN ST.0777—21 MEM—Henderson 25 run (Patterson kick), NO. 7 WASHINGTON 27, OT Schwartz 2-83, Slayton 2-24, Cannella 2-9, backer James Houston PENN ST.7703—17 :00 WASHINGTON107703—27 Cox 1-6, Whitlow 1-3, K.Martin 1-0, Shivers for targeting as his hit NO. 3 OHIO STATE 30, First Quarter Second Quarter OREGON 10 7706—30 1-(minus 2). MINNESOTA 14 PSU—Hamler 5 pass from McSorley MEM—FG Patterson 45, 10:58 First Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS—Tennessee, Cimaglia knocked the helmet off MINNESOTA 7700—14 (Pinegar kick), 5:03 UCF—G.Davis 75 pass from Milton (Wright ORE—FG Stack 39, 12:29 48. Auburn, Carlson 54. Dare Odeyingbo. OHIO ST.107310—30 Second Quarter kick), 10:45 WAS—FG Henry 41, 7:57 First Quarter MSU—Jefferson 1 run (Coghlin kick), 13:25 MEM—FG Patterson 21, 5:09 WAS—Ahmed 25 run (Henry kick), 6:06 NO. 22 TEXAS A&M 26, Vanderbilt coach OSU—FG Haubeil 21, 9:03 PSU—Sanders 48 run (Pinegar kick), 4:33 MEM—Pollard 19 run (Patterson kick), 2:04 ORE—Mitchell 12 pass from Herbert (Stack SOUTH CAROLINA 23 Derek Mason went to MIN—Ibrahim 1 run (Carpenter kick), 3:44 Third Quarter UCF—FG Wright 44, :00 kick), 1:52 TEXAS A&M 310310—26 OSU—McLaurin 41 pass from Haskins MSU—Davis III 20 pass from Lewerke Third Quarter Second Quarter SOUTH CAROLINA 0016 7—23 Odeyingbo, who was (Haubeil kick), 1:07 (Coghlin kick), 6:10 UCF—McGowan 71 run (Wright kick), 2:41 WAS—Ahmed 2 run (Henry kick), 3:12 First Quarter Fourth Quarter Fourth Quarter TXAM—FG Small 52, :31 down near the Florida Second Quarter ORE—Redd 9 pass from Herbert (Stack MIN—Ibrahim 3 run (Carpenter kick), 11:53 PSU—FG Pinegar 20, 9:21 UCF—Milton 7 run (Wright kick), 12:14 kick), :14 Second Quarter sideline. OSU—Hill 36 pass from Haskins (Haubeil MSU—Davis III 25 pass from Lewerke UCF MEM Third Quarter TXAM—Sternberger 4 pass from Mond kick), 3:59 (Coghlin kick), :19 First downs 18 27 ORE—Verdell 1 run (Stack kick), 5:59 (Small kick), 4:19 Third Quarter Rushes-yards37-165 52-281 WAS—T.Jones 43 pass from Browning TXAM—FG Small 20, :00 Boston College RB OSU—FG Haubeil 47, 7:10 MSU PSU Passing 296 209 (Henry kick), 2:32 Third Quarter Fourth Quarter First downs 25 14 Comp-Att-Int 17-29-0 17-29-0 First Overtime TXAM—FG Small 32, 8:36 Dillon sidelined again OSU—FG Haubeil 27, 10:20 Rushes-yards36-123 32-205 Return Yards7478 WAS—FG Henry 22, :00 SC—S.Smith 22 pass from Bentley (Edwards OSU—Hill 27 pass from Haskins (Haubeil Passing 295 192 Punts-Avg. 7-38.42 5-35.0 ORE—Verdell 6 run, :00 pass from Bentley), 4:54 kick), 2:15 Comp-Att-Int 25-53-1 19-32-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-2 WASORE SC—Dawkins 33 pass from Bentley Boston College running A—100,042. Return Yards4174 Penalties-Yards12-103 7-43 First downs 22 25 (Edwards pass from Bentley), :24 Time of Possession 24:41 35:19 Fourth Quarter back AJ Dillon is out MIN OSU Punts-Avg. 10-36.7 8-39.75 Rushes-yards45-194 49-177 First downs 19 29 Fumbles-Lost 4-0 1-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Passing 243 202 TXAM—FG Small 39, 9:16 for Saturday’s game Rushes-yards33-178 32-92 Penalties-Yards3-20 6-41 RUSHING—UCF, McGowan 4-81, McCrae Comp-Att-Int 15-25-1 18-32-0 TXAM—Tr.Williams 3 run (Small kick), 1:36 Passing 218 412 Time of Possession 34:12 25:48 7-57, Killins 11-39, O.Anderson 3-3, Return Yards57108 SC—Samuel 6 pass from Bentley (P.White against Louisville, the Comp-Att-Int 13-23-2 33-44-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mack 1-(minus 4), Milton 11-(minus 11). Punts-Avg. 3-41.0 4-38.5 kick), :48 second straight week Return Yards26-1 RUSHING—Michigan St., Jefferson 15-60, Memphis, Henderson 31-199, P.Taylor Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 TXAM SC Punts-Avg. 2-44.0 2-40.0 Heyward 9-48, Lewerke 11-16, Bridges 11-47, Pollard 5-29, White 4-9, K.Jones Penalties-Yards5-38 7-70 First downs 26 19 he’s sidelined with a Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 1-(minus 1). Penn St., Sanders 16-162, 1-(minus 3). Time of Possession 30:37 29:23 Rushes-yards40-105 18-91 left ankle injury. Penalties-Yards4-60 5-36 McSorley 14-37, R.Slade 1-8, (Team) PASSING—UCF, Milton 17-29-0-296. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Passing 353 223 Time of Possession 28:15 31:45 1-(minus 2). Memphis, White 17-29-0-209. RUSHING—Washington, Gaskin 15-69, Comp-Att-Int 25-37-0 17-35-1 The Atlantic Coast INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING—Michigan St., Heyward 1-1-0-36, RECEIVING—UCF, G.Davis 6-128, Mar. Ahmed 11-61, Pleasant 4-30, McGrew 8-30, Return Yards6366 Williams 4-56, Nixon 3-31, Snelson 2-34, Conference’s pre- RUSHING—Minnesota, Ibrahim 23-157, Lewerke 24-52-1-259. Penn St., McSorley Browning 6-5, (Team) 1-(minus 1). Oregon, Punts-Avg. 4-38.0 6-48.16 Green 5-20, B.Williams 2-7, Z.Annexstad 19-32-0-192. M.Colubiale 1-24, O.Anderson 1-23. Verdell 29-111, Tra.Dye 15-67, Herbert Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 season player of the 3-(minus 6). Ohio St., Weber 13-51, Dobbins RECEIVING—Michigan St., Davis III 8-100, Memphis, Pollard 6-45, Coxie 4-86, 5-(minus 1). Penalties-Yards11-102 4-39 10-35, Haskins 9-6. Nelson 5-60, Heyward 4-20, Chambers 3-55, J.Williams 2-23, Henderson 2-13, Dykes PASSING—Washington, Browning 15-25-1- Time of Possession 41:29 18:31 year was injured in PASSING—Minnesota, Z.Annexstad 13-23-2- M.Dotson 2-23, Ma.Sokol 1-25, Jefferson 1-19, Magnifico 1-12, K.Jones 1-11. 243. Oregon, Herbert 18-32-0-202. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS the third quarter of a 218. Ohio St., Haskins 33-44-0-412. 1-7, Sowards 1-5. Penn St., Hamler 5-66, MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. RECEIVING—Washington, Sample 4-79, RUSHING—Texas A&M, Tr.Williams 19-78, RECEIVING—Minnesota, Tyl.Johnson 8-119, Freiermuth 3-32, Hippenhammer 3-27, T.Jones 2-55, Otton 2-36, McGrew 2-34, Mond 13-25, Corbin 5-21, (Team) 3-(minus victory over Temple Witham 2-62, Bateman 2-23, B.Williams Bowers 3-18, Polk 2-23, Ju.Johnson 2-19, NO. 14 FLORIDA 37, Fuller 2-15, Baccellia 1-14, Pleasant 1-7, 19). South Carolina, Ty.Williams 7-63, on Sept. 29. He had 1-14. Ohio St., Hill 9-187, Campbell 8-56, Sullivan-Brown 1-7. VANDERBILT 27 Ahmed 1-3. Oregon, Mitchell 8-119, Redd Dowdle 7-19, Bentley 4-9. McLaurin 3-55, Farrell 2-37, A.Mack 2-28, MISSED FIELD GOALS—Penn St., Pinegar FLORIDA013 717—37 3-33, Bay 3-23, Breeland 2-12, Dillon 1-8, PASSING—Texas A&M, Mond 25-37-0-353. the ankle taped that Berry 2-20, Saunders 2-14, Dixon 2-8, 37. VANDERBILT714 06—27 Tra.Dye 1-7. 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Our readers are here- CESS LYING 30 FEET RIGHT City, Florida, wherein SPE- SIDE OF THE FOLLOWING LOT 18, FAIRVIEW ESTATES, by informed that all dwellings AND 30.00 FEET LEFT OF CIALIZED LOAN SERVICING DESCRIBED CENTERLINE: ACCORDING TO THE MAP Newspaper Carriers for advertised in this newspaper THE FOLLOWING DE- LLC is Plaintiff and KEVIN COMMENCE AT A RAILROAD OR PLAT THEREOF AS several motor routes in are available on an equal op- SCRIBED CENTERLINE TODD FALCON, et. al., are De- SPIKE AT THE NORTHEAST RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, the city and county. You portunity basis. To complain of MORE PARTICULARLY DE- fendants, the Clerk of Court, P. 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outs to begin the game. “It was a great feeling,” said Camiel, who also had a tackle-for-loss. “I just had to come in and get back into a groove because I wasn’t used to contact. But my teammates got me right back and got me used to contact real quick so I could get back into my groove.” The Stringrays may have been surprised by Camiel, considering he didn’t play the last two games and likely wasn’t on any game tape they watched to prepare for the matchup. The Tigers used that to their advantage, sending the pass rusher after Wohlgemuth all night in a variety of different looks. “I think that was beneficial to us,” Columbia head coach Brian Allen said. “They didn’t know that there would be a kid on the edge like (Camiel) so he was definitely disruptive and it Photos by BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter allowed other things happen as Columbia defensive back Devin Johnson catches Shyheim Brown’s blocked punt and returns it for a touchdown against Atlantic well.” Coast in the second quarter Friday night. Allen was speaking of the team’s other sacks as Columbia combined for five total in the game. Columbia’s defensive front created havoc even when it wasn’t getting to the quarterback, also finishing with six tackles-for-loss. Once Atlantic Coast starting keying on Camiel it opened up lanes for the rest of Columbia’s defense. It allowed Willie Jernigan to get a sack and Jaylen Brown and Daveion Folston to combine for another before Camiel got to Wohlgemuth one last time with the aid of Terrick Ponds shortly before halftime. It was a huge night for Camiel but ask him about it and he’ll tell you — nothing puts a smile on his face quite like seeing one his teammate get a sack. “When I come off the edge and (Wohlgemuth) steps up it gives the rest of my defensive line an opportunity to get the sack,” Camiel said. “That’s all I really care about — their Columbia receiver Marquez Bell gets taken down Columbia linebacker Pharoah Baker celebrates after recovering a fumble achievements coming up. If I get from behind after a catch against Atlantic Coast. against Atlantic Coast. a sack great but I just really care about the rest of my teammates as well.” Columbia’s constant pressure allowed Atlantic Coast to register only one first down the entire night. Those five sacks and six tackles-for-loss also resulted in the Stingrays finishing with negative nine yards rushing and one lost fumble, recovered by Pharoah Baker. Allen walked away from the game impressed by the performance, considering Atlantic Coast pushed Robert E. Lee just two weeks in a 34-32 loss. He doesn’t remember many of his defenses, if any, holding an opponent to just two yards of offense. “It’s been a long time,” Allen said. “The thing more so that I’m impressed with is (Atlantic Coast) came out and played Lee as close as you want to see it two weeks ago. Our defense came out tonight with a purpose. We said last week we need to stop Columbia quarterback Jordan Smith scram- Columbia running back Kylen Callum Columbia receiver TJ Jones catches a the run first. We’ve got to be bles up the field against Atlantic Coast. bursts up the field against Atlantic Coast. touchdown pass against Atlantic Coast. able to control our specific gaps

just go out and do what you do. get any first downs,” Camiel said. Coast’s secondary with two long in midair and returned nine yards CHS I think they came in and settled “We knew if we stopped the run, touchdown throws. He hit Bell in for a touchdown and a 44-0 lead. Continued From 1B down and played a really good our pass defense would stop them.” stride for a 56-yard score on the “Our special teams has been football game.” The Tigers marched right next drive and then put another struggling but Coach (Chris) It wasn’t just the offense that down the field on their open- ball in Fulton’s breadbasket for a Coleman has been getting on us,” The entire second half was shined for the Tigers (6-1, 2-0). ing drive before a holding call 70-yard touchdown on the follow- Camiel said. “I’m very proud of our played with a running clock as The defense held the Stingrays brought back a long touchdown ing possession. special teams for stepping up, more the Tigers eclipsed 50 points for (2-5, 0-3) to just two yards of total pass to Fulton and set the offense Bell caught four passes for 97 than our defense did tonight.” the first time since putting up offense and only allowed one first back into a 3rd-and-20 at midfield. yards while Fulton finished with Backup running back Caleb 59 against First Coast last sea- down the entire night — a 12-yard It didn’t matter. Smith hit Callum three receptions for 95 yards. Dixon scored a 15-yard touchdown son. Kylen Callum, Marquez Bell, run by Deutra Haith in the second with a screen pass and he took it “It’s easy,” Smith said when in the third quarter. Atlantic Coast Bobby Fulton and TJ Jones each quarter. the rest of the way for a 7-0 lead. his receivers get open, “especially avoided a shutout when Ke’vaughn caught a touchdown pass in the Columbia’s defense forced “That was just a good play call with the line giving me the time I Hobbs intercepted backup quar- first half before the backups took Atlantic Coast into a three-and-out by Coach Allen,” said Smith, who had makes it easy to deliver the terback Ty Wehinger on a deflec- over in the second half on a night on its first six drives of the night completed 12 of his 13 attempts. ball like that. I don’t have to do too tion and took it 11 yards for a Columbia dominated from start while the offense scored points “I didn’t think it was going to be much, I don’t have to put it right score with less than seven minutes to finish. on six of its seven drives in the there but Kylen came open and I there, I just have to throw it up remaining in the fourth. “I’m absolutely proud of them first half. Stingrays quarterback threw it to him where there was and let them make a play on it for Wehinger connected with for how clean they played as Bubba Wohlgemuth struggled grass at and he made a play.” a touchdown and six.” Brandon Johnson for a 15-yard far as executing what we do,” with his accuracy under pressure Smith’s precision was on dis- Smith finished off a near per- touchdown pass on the game’s Columbia head coach Brian Allen all night, completing only three of play on Columbia’s next drive, fect first half with a 5-yard touch- final play for the last score of said. “That’s what we’re supposed his 13 attempts for 11 yards. hitting Bell for completions of five down pass to Jones, which was set the night. to be. The conversation before Le’vonate Camiel sacked and 10 yards, Jones for 35 yards up by a 49-yard run by Callum. UP NEXT: Columbia hosts the game starts is go out and just Wohlgemuth two and a half times and Fulton for 25 more. That set The junior running back carried Fletcher next week for homecom- play your game. That’s all you in his return from a concussion up a 5-yard keeper by Smith to the ball eight times for 67 yards. ing. Both teams are undefeated in have to do. It doesn’t matter if and Willie Jernigan got to him extend the lead to 13-0. That score triggered the second district play, with Fletcher coming it’s Trinity (Christian), it doesn’t once. Jaylen Brown, Terrick After Brown blocked a punt to half’s running clock but Columbia off of a bye week. The Tigers won matter if it’s Atlantic Coast — go Ponds, and Daveion Folston each set up Garrett Fennell’s 35-yard still wasn’t done. Shyheim Brown last year’s meeting 42-27. out and do what we do. You don’t had a half-sack. field goal early in the second blocked a punt right before half- Atlantic Coast travels to First have to do anything more or less, “We weren’t trying to let them quarter, Smith lit up Atlantic time that Devin Johnson caught Coast, which lost to Robert E. Lee Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County

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who are looking for jobs and looking CROWN to begin their careers in the Florida Outback gives $5,000 to help fund Continued From 1C workforce. “It’s a blessing,” he said. “You don’t Florida Museum butterfly program I’m able to reach children and young know how they are going to receive you or feel about you and you don’t people to help change their lives,” From staff reports the concepts and ideas children are learning Jones said. “But the truth is that it’s know if you’re the first person to ever about in class,” said Kara Schwartz, Florida through all our efforts here at Career give them advice, so sometimes you Source because we are a great team have to take their blows in stride.” GAINESVILLE --- Many young children Museum development coordinator. “Kids and I’m probably the weakest link on He said at times when he tries to today are disconnected from the natural don’t get to go outside as much as they used the team. It’s actually amazing the offer encouragement to his clients world as controlled learning environments to, so this is an opportunity to help them award only has my name instead of who haven’t had positive reinforce- have placed a barrier between nature and get their hands dirty while exposing them everybody else. It’s a good feeling, but ment in 5-10 years, it turns out to be students. But with support from Outback to nature.” it’s still bittersweet because if this is an eye-opener for them. Steak House, the Florida Museum of Natural Museum employee and wildlife biologist “There are a lot of great young peo- the end of the road for me, look at all History is working to close the gap between Kimberly Tillman, who assists with the ple in this community that are going to that gap that won’t be covered.” urban students and nature by planting but- project, said school teachers often are just Robert Jones, executive director reach their goals whether I help them or not,” he said. “If I can be a part of it, terfly gardens in area schools. as excited as students about planting the Career Source Florida Crown (and Outback recently donated $5,000 to gardens. no relation), didn’t fully concur with then it’s a blessing to me. Even if I’m fund curriculum development centered “Teachers crave the opportunities the Keaven’s assessment. not, I still pray that they reach every “Keaven has proven he’s one of dream they’ve ever had.” on the museum’s ongoing project to garden brings,” Tillman said. “It gives them the best in the state and the state Keaven, who has been a Career install the gardens. The additional les- alternative learning spaces and provides recognizes that, so it’s a real positive Source Florida Crown employee for sons seek to help teachers build stronger hands-on learning experiences for students. thing for us here at Career Source just under three years years, said it’s connections between students and the If we’re able to give teachers a pre-made Florida Crown to have Keaven win the first time he’s won this award. gardens and see more tangible results curriculum it makes it easier for them to get this award,” said Robert Jones. “It’s a “There is so much more that I still from their efforts. students outside.” can do and need to get done,” he said, statewide award and we appreciate the “Students learning how to care for gar- For more information on the museum’s moments before a luncheon in honor work that he has been doing, especial- dens can better understand why they’re school butterfly garden program, visit www. ly with our youth.” of his award win. “I’m appreciative, but at the same time, this just fuels so important,” said Elizabeth Watts, floridamuseum.ufl.edu/mcguire/outreach/ Keaven was competing for the award director of media and community rela- butterfly-gardens-local-schools/ or call 352- against 26 other people — a represen- the desire because at the end of the tions for Bloomin’ Brands Inc., the parent 273-2013. tative from each of the state’s other 24 day there are so many youths I haven’t work force boards, plus a representa- reached yet. This motivates me to company of Outback Steak House. “This The Florida Museum of Natural History, tive from the division of blind services, keep going — keep pushing harder. may even open the door for sustainable which celebrated its 100th year in 2017 as well a representative from vocational This is for the kids and for people like agriculture awareness and many other as the state museum of natural history, rehabilitation. (The representatives Mr. Robert who believed in me. If I important purposes gardens serve. Often inspires people to value the biological rich- from blind services and vocational can believe in them like he believes in times we are so busy in our lives that ness and cultural heritage of our diverse rehabilitation are core partners of the me, then this is just proof of what will we don’t take time to stop and smell the world and make a positive difference in its come.” Career Source service providers.) roses. It’s good to remind our younger future. The public museum is located at Keaven said winning the award will Robert Jones noted that Keaven has generation that we shouldn’t take nature 3215 Hull Road just east of Southwest 34th helped 36 local youths get their GEDs inspire him to continue his efforts to help others get jobs and continue their -- and all the beautiful things it offers -- Street in the University of Florida Cultural in Columbia County within the last for granted.” Plaza in Gainesville. For more information year. education.He said he takes the task Since 2013, Florida Museum volunteers visit www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu or call 352- “That’s a tremendous help for our so seriously because there are people youths,” Executive Director Jones in his life that continue to hold him and employees, including scientists from 846-2000. The Florida Museum’s primary said. “Even after they left school accountable and he in turn holds his the McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and collections and research facility, Dickinson we were still able to help them get clients accountable for their actions. Biodiversity, have helped teachers and stu- Hall, houses most of the museum’s more their GEDs or high school diplomas. “Accountability is important,” he dents create and maintain gardens in nine than 40 million objects and specimens, one Keaven has been a key part of that and said. “It builds leadership and charac- Alachua County schools. The project helps of the nation’s largest natural history collec- he’s really been someone that shows ter and I want to continue to let my cli- teach students about the butterfly life cycle tions. For more Florida Museum research ents to know to keep going and keep you that with effort you can accom- and the responsibilities involved in caring and collections news, visit www.floridamu- plish these things and be good at it.” pushing because whether you get recognized or not, if you can have peace for a garden. seum.ufl.edu/science or follow us on social Through his job duties Keaven “The program gives hands-on exposure to media, @FloridaMuseum. encounters a lot of young people within yourself then you will do fine.” WEEK OF SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14–20, 2018 BUSINESS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3C

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COURTESY PHOTOS LEFT: “Cage mouth.” Alexandria Waldron, a 17-year-old Lake City resident, used facial make up and other special effects tools to create this look. RIGHT: Alexandria created this effect to recreate the effect of a severe burn. Waldron said she got the inspiration from a Jonas Brothers song. Budding makeup artist is great at ghoulish high school. When Waldron guess I would enjoy doing it usually take long to finish is mostly self-taught, often CHS senior mostly was an eighth-grader, she as a career.” her creations. works on herself, document- self-taught in the had friends at Columbia While Waldron’s creations “Most of my work takes ing the transformation with High who were trying out for often showcase slashed faces under an hour,” she said. photos before taking it and art of the macabre. the school’s drama club and and impaled bodies in gory For her creations, going to bed. Waldron got to see some of detail, she Waldron often uses liquid “Sometimes I look at a By TONY BRITT the makeup work backstage. said the per- latex, cotton and coffee picture and try to get an idea [email protected] That was all it took to pique formers gen- grounds if creating a cut or from it, but I never try to From “road rash” to far her interest. erally like the torn flesh. For shading she copy something I see exactly,’ more gruesome special “I just got interested from look she cre- often uses body paint and she said. “I like to put my effects, Alexandria Waldron there,” she said. ates for their facial makeup. own tricks on some things, can make you look pretty Since then she’s continu- character. While some people shy but other than that I’ve taught awful. Horrible, even. ally worked on her special “Everyone away from the sight of blood people how to do somethings, The 17-year-old Columbia effects creations. Waldon, Alexandria who does or gore, those sights didn’t but I’ve never formerly been High School senior has been reflecting on her hobby, always says, deter Waldron, who happens taught how to do this.” creating her special effects admitted it might be seen as ‘That looks so cool and it to be the daughter of a pair Waldron said she’s had a on friends, family and mostly odd by some. looks like I hurt myself,’” of first responders. few people call her and tell herself for about five years “I mainly only do creepy she said. “Everyone tells me “I think it’s cool to be able her they would like for her as she continues to hone her stuff, but I am a little ghoul- I need to do this as a career, to make a face look com- to do their Halloween make- art. ish, too,” she said. “I think but their main concern is if pletely different,” Waldron up, but she hasn’t decided She got started in the pur- my creations are really cool. the liquid latex is going to said. “I mainly do what looks whether she is going to whip suit of creepy effects inno- It’s a hobby I enjoy. If it get in their eyes.” like a real injury.” up a special creation for her- cently enough — even before would take off as a career, I Waldron said it doesn’t Waldron, who said she self. World War II vet comes home, 75 years after death quiet, as Harry was her brother, and even Illinois man died in 1943 at years later it was still very painful,” said Ed Battle of Tarawa in Pacific. Spellman, a great-nephew of Carlsen. On the afternoon of Wed., Oct. 10, Spellman By KAREN ANN CULLOTTA gathered with members of his family and vet- Pioneer Press erans from the area at O’Hare International Devastated by his divorce and stunned by Airport to greet the arrival of Carlsen’s the attack on Pearl Harbor, auto mechanic remains with a hero’s welcome. Harry Carlsen climbed into his car and head- His casket was accompanied by the Patriot ed west to Los Angeles, where he enlisted in Guard Riders as it traveled to a funeral home the Marines. in Arlington Heights, where a wake will be Less than two years after the attack on held. Dec. 7, 1941, Tech. Sgt. Harry “Bud” Carlsen, “We all would have preferred he had lived, 31, a native of suburban Brookfield, died in but for our family, that was not one of the out- November 1943 during the Battle of Tarawa in comes of the war,” Spellman said. “We all just the Pacific theater of World War II. kept hoping we would find him someday.” His remains, along with those of 549 other The mission that eventually would unravel Marines killed in the battle, were not identi- the mystery surrounding Carlsen’s remains fied or recovered for decades. did not begin until decades after the Marine Nearly 75 years after his death, Carlsen was killed in action Nov. 20, 1943 — the STACEY WESCOTT/Chicago Tribune/TNS finally returned home. first day of the Battle of Tarawa on the small A U.S. Marine honor guard carries the casket of Marine “When his name would come up at family Tech. Sgt. 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Tonight Inside Edition (N) Last Man Standing blackish Å Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å (:15) Teal the Show (:35) DailyMailTV 5-PBS 5 - - DW News Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Antiques Roadshow “Santa Clara” Antiques Roadshow “Santa Clara” “God Knows Where I Am” (2017) Narrated by Lori Singer. Premiere. 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News All Access Family Feud (N) The Neighborhood Happy Together Magnum P.I. (N) Å Bull “Justice for Cable” (N) Å Action News Late Show-Colbert 9-CW 9 17 17 Funny You Ask Mom Å The Mark Brunell Show Arrow “Inmate 4587” Å Constantine: The Legend Continues Dateline “Family Affair” Å Impractical Jokers The Game Å 10-FOX 10 30 30 Action News Action News TMZ (N) Å Access (N) Å The Resident Bell stirs the pot. (N) 9-1-1 “Awful People” (N) Å (DVS) Action News Action News Action News (:35) TMZ Live (N) 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) The Voice The battle rounds begin. (N) Å Manifest “Unclaimed Baggage” (N) News Tonight Show WGN-A 16 239 307 Blue Bloods “All That Glitters” Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H “O.R.” M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å TVLAND 17 106 304 (5:48) M*A*S*H (:24) M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Two and Half Men Two and Half Men King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN (Part 1 of 2) Dateline on OWN (N) (Part 2 of 2) Deadline: Crime With Tamron Hall Dateline on OWN A baby girl vanishes. A&E 19 118 265 Jeff Dunham: Birth of a Dummy Making ventriloquism hip again. Å Inside Story: Animal House Celebrating the 30th anniversary. Å Cultureshock: Chris Rock’s Bring the Pain (N) Å (:18) Biography HALL 20 185 312 “Pearl in Paradise” (2018, Romance) Jill Wagner, Kristoffer Polaha. Å “Love Struck Café” (2017) Sarah Jane Morris, Andrew Walker. Å The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls FX 22 136 248 ››‡ “Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising” (2016) Seth Rogen, Zac Efron. Å ››‡ “Pitch Perfect 2” (2015, Musical Comedy) Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Hailee Steinfeld. Å ››‡ “Pitch Perfect 2” (2015) Anna Kendrick. Å CNN 24 200 202 The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Å Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Cuomo Prime Time (N) Å CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) TNT 25 138 245 (:15) ››‡ “Hercules” (2014, Adventure) Dwayne Johnson, Ian McShane, Rufus Sewell. Å (DVS) ›› “The Legend of Tarzan” (2016, Adventure) Alexander Skarsgard, Christoph Waltz. Å (DVS) The Alienist Moore goes on a date. NIK 26 170 299 The Loud House The Loud House The Loud House Magical Things SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å PARMT 28 168 241 Mom Å Mom Å Friends Å Friends Å ››‡ “The Fast and the Furious” (2001, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Michelle Rodriguez. Å ›› “2 Fast 2 Furious” (2003) Paul Walker, Tyrese. Å MY-TV 29 32 - Mama’s Family The Jeffersons M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Criminal Intent Å Law & Order: Criminal Intent “F.P.S.” Seinfeld Å Hogan’s Heroes Carol Burnett Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Raven’s Home Andi Mack (N) Coop & Cami Raven’s Home Stuck/Middle Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Andi Mack Å Raven’s Home LIFE 32 108 252 The First 48 Å The First 48 Two homicide cases. 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Florida Sport Fishing the Flats Sport Fishing Silver Kings Spirit of the Florida Keys Reel Animals Facing Waves DISCV 38 182 278 Street Outlaws: Memphis Å Street Outlaws: Memphis Å Street Outlaws: Memphis Å Street Outlaws: Memphis “Episode 33” Vegas Rat Rods (N) Å (DVS) Brake Room (N) Brake Room (N) TBS 39 139 247 Bob’s Burgers Family Guy “Episode VI: It’s a Trap” Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Final Space Brooklyn Nine-Nine HLN 40 202 204 Crime & Justice Crime & Justice How It Really Happened Å How It Really Happened Å Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) The Story With Martha MacCallum (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) Å Hannity (N) Å The Ingraham Angle (N) Å Fox News at Night with Shannon E! 45 114 236 Botched “House of Horrors” Å E! News (N) Å Botched Å Botched The doctors help a woman. Botched “The Living Doll” Å Botched “The Serial Filler” Å TRAVEL 46 196 277 Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Embarking on a quest into Deadwood, S.D. Å Ghost Adventures “Norblad Hostel” HGTV 47 112 229 Love It or List It Å Love It or List It “Separate Spaces” Love It or List It “Family and Future” Love It or List It (N) Å House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l TLC 48 183 280 Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Long Island Medium (N) Long Island Medium (N) Long Lost Family A man searches for his mother. (N) Long Island Medium HIST 49 120 269 American Pickers Å American Pickers “Catch-32” Å American Pickers Civil War revolvers. American Pickers (N) Å (DVS) (:03) American Pickers: Bonus Buys (N) (:05) American Pickers Å ANPL 50 184 282 North Woods Law “On Thin Ice” Å North Woods Law “Fatal Attraction” North Woods Law “Boiling Point” Into Alaska “Release the Eagle” (:02) North Woods Law “Buck Fever” (:02) North Woods Law Å FOOD 51 110 231 Halloween Wars Å Halloween Wars “Demonic Wedding” Trisha’s Halloween Spooktacular (N) Halloween Baking Championship (N) Halloween Wars Å Haunted Gingerbread Showdown Å TBN 52 260 372 John Gray World Don Wilton Å New The Potter’s Touch Praise Å Anonymous Jesse Duplantis BillyGraham.TV GregLaurie.TV Praise Å FSN-FL 56 - - UFC Unleashed UFC Reloaded Jose Aldo and Max Holloway unify the 145-pound crown in the main event. World Poker World Poker SYFY 58 122 244 “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” “No Escape Room” (2018, Drama) Jeni Ross, Mark Ghanimé. Å ›› “Wrong Turn” (2003, Horror) Desmond Harrington, Eliza Dushku. Å Futurama Å Futurama Å AMC 60 130 254 ››‡ “Trick ’r Treat” (2007, Horror) Anna Paquin, Brian Cox. Premiere. Å ›››› “The Exorcist” (1973, Horror) Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair. Jesuits try to rescue a possessed girl. Å (10:50) ›› “Exorcist II: The Heretic” COM 62 107 249 (:15) The Office “Baby Shower” Å (6:50) The Office (:25) The Office The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Daily Show (:31) The Office CMT 63 166 327 Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing ››‡ “Overboard” (1987) Goldie Hawn. 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The best help will be what you do found each other on an Has our society dis- CANCER (June 21-July 22): Use your for yourself. Don’t lose sleep over someone enjoying it, but did not online dating site. integrated that far? charm, ingenuity and creativity to get what who isn’t worth your while. ★★★ answer my question. I We matched a few These days if I open the you want. Socialize and show interest in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Be do have a slight crush months ago. Once I door for someone and what others are doing, and you will drum clear about your intentions. Open communi- on him, but I’m not realized it was him, I she doesn’t acknowl- up support. Love and romance are high- cation will lead to positive developments and sure what his inten- felt embarrassed and edge the courtesy, I lighted, and sharing your feelings will bring happiness you can share with someone you tions are. I am aware blocked him on the site. say, “Thank you!” loud you closer to someone special. ★★★ love. A change at home will do you good and that it’s unethical. -- He sent me an email enough for her to hear LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don’t let the help you feel better about your future. ★★★ UNETHICAL CRUSH within three minutes and watch the reaction. changes going on around you lead to argu- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): A DEAR UNETHICAL: acknowledging that he I’m waiting for someone ments. Sometimes it’s best to wait until the change of plans shouldn’t upset you. If it You are correct that what knew it was me. He said to slap me one day. -- storm passes before making adjustments doesn’t fit your schedule, prepare to do your the therapist has been he thought I was “awe- GOOD MANNERS IN that suit you better. Show strength and own thing. Don’t fall for someone’s tempting doing is a breach of pro- some” and that I look TEXAS make a vow to accept the inevitable and talk. An offer you receive will not be as good fessional ethics. Patients ★★★ better in person than in DEAR GOOD move on. ★★★★★ as it sounds. Don’t spend unnecessarily. are extremely vulnerable my pics. I was so embar- MANNERS: I agree VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Take part PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Share your to manipulation. rassed I didn’t respond. that when a courtesy in events that include people of interest. Look true feelings and speak up about what you When the online flir- A couple of months is extended, it should for a chance to discuss something you’d like want to see happen. Personal contracts and tation first started, you settlements will have a positive ending if went by and neither of be acknowledged. to pursue with someone who has more expe- should have changed you negotiate fairly. A celebration will lead us brought it up. My However, if it isn’t, rience. The information you are offered will therapists. Heaven only ★★ to beneficial results.★★★★ son invited him to his shouting at someone help you set your plans in motion. knows how many other birthday party and he is rude and makes you patients he has done did attend. It wasn’t appear more like a petu- this with. My advice is until later that I realized lant boor rather than the to draw the line, estab- CELEBRITY therapists are not sup- genteel individual your lish a working rela- posed to attend social parents raised you to be. BIRTHDAYS tionship with another events with patients. We P.S. When a gentleman Country sing- therapist, and decide Oct. 14: also text often, during opens a door for me -- whether you want to er Melba Montgomery is late-night hours. old-fashioned girl that I report him to the asso- 81. Singer Cliff Richard is A couple of weeks am -- I always thank him. ciation that licensed 78. Singer Justin Hayward after my son’s birthday Then I add, “You were him to practice. You of the Moody Blues is 72. party he tried matching raised RIGHT!” which is with me again on the may have a crush on Actor Greg Evigan is 65. true, and we go our sep- dating site. I was sur- him, but what he is Singer Thomas Dolby is arate ways with a smile. prised and sent him a doing is predatory. 60. Actress Lori Petty is 55. ■ Write Dear Abby at text asking him what he DEAR ABBY: Actor Steve Coogan is 53. www.DearAbby.com or Singer Karyn White is 53. was doing. He respond- Common manners are P.O. Box 69440, Los ed by asking me if I was going extinct quicker Angeles, CA 90069. Actor Edward Kerr is 52. SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 1007

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COURTESY Pictured are North Central Florida Regional Planning Council officials Robert Wilford, Vice-Chair (from left); Lorene Thomas, Immediate Past Chair; Louie Davis, Chair; Larry Sessions, Secretary/Treasurer; Charles Chestnut IV, Executive Committee Member and Scott Koons, Executive Director of the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council. Florida City Government Week is Oct. 22-28

The week of October 22-28, 2018 public about how city government federal programs for north central the Metropolitan Transportation was proclaimed as Florida City works. Florida including Alachua, Bradford, Planning Organization for the Government Week by the North The Council, in partnership with Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Gainesville Urbanized Area, Central Florida Regional Planning economic development organizations Lafayette, Levy, Madison, Suwannee, the North Central Florida Local Council at their meeting on and local governments, promotes Taylor and Union Counties. Programs Emergency Planning Committee, September 27 in Lake City. The regional strategies, partnerships and include development of the Strategic the North Central Florida Regional week of October 22-28, 2018 has solutions to strengthen the economic Regional Policy Plan, technical assis- Hazardous Materials Response Team been designated to celebrate Florida competiveness and quality of life of tance to local governments in devel- and The Original Florida Tourism City Government Week. Florida the 12 counties and 40 incorporated opment of comprehensive plans, land Task Force. City Government Week is part of municipalities in the north central development regulations and grant The Council’s offices are located an ongoing effort sponsored by the Florida region. The Council, whose management, and administration of in Gainesville. More information Florida League of Cities to raise pub- members are local elected offi- hazardous materials, homeland secu- about the Council can be found at lic awareness about services that cials and gubernatorial appointees, rity and economic development pro- ncfrpc.org. cities perform and to educate the administers a variety of state and grams. In addition, the Council staffs — From staff reports

First aid on the farm for FW FFA

Fort White FFA recognized National Farm Safety Week by collaborating with Columbia County Fire Rescue to learn basic first aid skills. CCFR shared information on basic first aid skills for injuries such as lacerations, fractures, trauma and more. The chapter hoped that this will encourage its members to extend their knowledge in first aid in preparation for accidents such as these, and bring awareness to real-life scenarios that could happen to anyone while on the farm or in the classroom. Using the first aid skills learned, FFA members hosted a mock farm accident demonstration on September 27, where they set up accident scenarios that could occur while working in an agricultural setting. These scenarios included choking, simple lacerations, electrical shock, fainting, and an amputation. Members then visited each scenario to observe, assess and apply the learned skills to provide first aid for the injury using materials commonly found in first aid kits. The members are COURTESY now working to create first aid kits to keep in the Fort White Middle School FFA members put their first aid skills to the test as they work classroom as well as the Fort White High School with Columbia County Fire Rescue to assess the situation. This occurred during a “Mock Land Lab. Farm Accident” drill staged last month by the Fort White Senior FFA Chapter and CCFR.

in a letter from 1947 that they he said. “She was troubled that research, but unfortunately, the them,” Spellman said. “It pretty were sorry, but they did not have we still knew nothing about what government agency in charge much knocked me over.” MARINE them,” Spellman said. happened to her uncle’s remains, was having a lot of internal prob- While seven years have passed Continued From 1D In the wake of the Battle of so she started to reach out to lems at the time.” since his mother died in October Tarawa, U.S. service members people online at military chat “It’s a shame it took so long, 2011, Nancy Spellman’s quest island of Betio. who died in the fight were sites.” but I’m glad we were able to help to bring her uncle home finally Carlsen was among the buried in a number of battle- Nancy Spellman was often this family finally have some clo- neared a conclusion Wednesday Marines and sailors who encoun- field cemeteries on the island, frustrated as her efforts were sty- sure after all of these years,” the when Carlsen’s remains made it tered formidable Japanese resis- according to the Defense POW/ mied by what her son described congressman added. to O’Hare. tance as they attempted to secure MIA Accounting Agency. During as “bureaucratic red tape” as she Encouraged by Lipinski’s ini- As his casket arrived at an the island over several days of remains recovery operations sought answers from the U.S. tiative in 2009 and his support Arlington Heights funeral home, intense fighting, according to the in 1946 and 1947, Carlsen’s government, Ed Spellman said. in Congress, Nancy Spellman veterans from the area lined the Defense POW/MIA Accounting remains were among those that But she was encouraged by shipped a DNA sample to road to salute Carlsen’s remains. Agency website. were not identified, agency offi- three private researchers who Quantico, Va., hopeful that gov- World War II veteran Woody About 1,000 U.S. military cials said. confirmed that Carlsen’s remains ernment officials would act to Hughes, 93, who said he fought personnel were killed and more Even though the Marine’s dog were likely found among those exhume the remains. in the Battle of Iwo Jima in than 2,000 were wounded during tags were removed, his gravesite in grave E1212. The family then “At that point, my mother 1945, stood beneath a steady the three-day battle that left the was ravaged and records were found a supporter in U.S. Rep. was ill with cancer, and she drizzle as he awaited Carlsen’s Japanese “virtually annihilated,” lost, the family learned that Dan Lipinski. told me she still hoped that arrival. officials said. Carlsen’s unidentified remains In 2009, the Democrat from someday, we would find him,” “People say I’m a hero, but I Of the 16 million Americans were moved to a mausoleum in Western Springs, Ill., called for Ed Spellman said. “But when tell them, ‘No, I’m not, because I who served in World War II, Hawaii in 1946 and reinterred in renewed efforts to bring home you’re dealing with a govern- survived,’” Hughes said. “Those more than 400,000 died. By the 1949 at the National Memorial the remains of the more than 500 ment agency, things happen who were killed like (Carlsen) war’s end, 79,000 Americans who Cemetery of the Pacific at U.S. service members who, like painfully slow.” and never made it off the island lost their lives were unaccount- Hawaii’s Punchbowl in grave Carlsen, were killed in the Battle Spellman said he rarely checks are the real heroes.” ed for, officials said; more than E1212. of Tarawa. voicemail messages on the Ed Spellman said the moment 72,000 of them remain unac- Nearly six decades later, “I wanted the Department landline in his family home in represented “a promise to my counted for today. Carlsen’s niece, Nancy Spellman, of Defense to do more about St. Charles, so when he discov- mother that I helped fulfill.” Efforts to identify Carlsen after who is Ed Spellman’s mother, returning the remains of the ser- ered an urgent message in July “The government should try his death included a search of was looking for a hobby to occu- vicemen killed in this battle, with from the Defense POW/MIA to do everything they can to family records and letters written py her time after moving from the goal of returning 200 remains Accounting Agency, he was flab- bring these remains back home by his mother, Amalia Carlsen, to Arlington Heights to Marco (from all branches of the mili- bergasted. because it’s so important and the U.S. government, questioning Island, Fla., upon her retirement, tary) every year,” Lipinski said. “The call came out of the blue, meaningful for families like the whereabouts of her son’s Ed Spellman said. When Lipinski heard from and when I talked to them, they ours,” he said. remains and when they might be “We had bought her a comput- Carlsen’s family, he recalled, told me they had made a positive returned home, Spellman said. er, which she didn’t know how “They had private organiza- identification to my uncle with Pioneer Press is a Chicago “The government wrote back to use, but she figured it out,” tions that had done some great the DNA sample we had sent Tribune publication.