Public Meeting on Estimated $26.8M Treatment Plant Scheduled Aug. 28

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August 6, 2019

BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 cents Public meeting on estimated $26.8M treatment plant scheduled Aug. 28

BY JAMES SWIFT Creek that’s not too far from discharge into the Etowah Riv- notice, the total estimated cost [email protected] the river,” he said. “We’ve got- er — downstream from the U.S. of the treatment plant project is ten an allocation approval from 411 bridge — and serve a large $26.8 million. For years, Bartow County offi - the [Environmental Protection swath of northwest Bartow, in- “Construction costs have been cials have sought a location for a Division, or EPD] — the plan cluding the City of Kingston and a lot higher recently, so I don’t west-side wastewater treatment would be to continue the per- the Two Run Creek watershed. think we have any recent num- plant. And an ideal spot, Bar- mitting process and construct Olson said he anticipates the bers to judge on,” Olson said. tow County Administrator Peter the fi rst phase of a plant within fi rst phase having a daily ca- “That’s an engineer’s estimate Olson said, has been pinpointed two-to-three years.” pacity of two million gallons, — once we design it and put it on an 85-acre tract along the The fi rst phase of construction although the plant design may out to bid, we’ll see what it looks east side of Hardin Bridge Road, would entail ozone disinfection have the capacity to ultimately to be.” which is positioned just north of and pump stations, force mains reach eight million gallons per The project, Olson said, JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS U.S. 411. and gravity sewers, among other day. has been identifi ed for 2020 Bartow County offi cials have proposed an estimated $26.8 “We looked at a variety of infrastructure. According to a “That’s the long-range poten- SPLOST funding. million wastewater treatment plant be constructed off Hardin properties, but we found this public notice posted by Bartow tial of it,” he said. Bridge Road to provide services to the northwest section of the property that abuts Two Run County offi cials, the plant would According to a County public SEE WASTEWATER, PAGE 6A county.

Hamilton appointed to Georgia’s Board of Human Services

BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected]

Sworn in July 25, Lisa Hamil- ton was appointed by Gov. Brian Kemp to Georgia’s Board of Hu- man Services. “My friend, John Clayton, an attorney here in Cartersville, was instrumental in my appointment,” she said. “It was his cer- tainty that I was the type of person the governor would want to LESSON work for our state, that pushed me to pursue this position. “I was thrilled when it actual- ly came to fruition. As I was just recently sworn in, I look forward to my orientation and fi rst board meeting later this month.” Consisting of nine individuals, the Board of Human Service’s members each serve four-year LANS terms. P According to https://dhs.geor- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS gia.gov, the board “sets DHS Above, Cartersville Middle School Principal Matt Gibson and CMS school secretary Bonnie Hammett fi nalize the school’s 2019-20 calendar. Right, White policy and approves the depart- Elementary School Principal Amy Heater hugs Autumn Lingerfelt, a rising fi fth-grader at WES, at the school’s open house Monday afternoon. Classes for ment’s goals and objectives.” the new school year in Cartersville City and Bartow County schools begin Wednesday. The DHS’ website states, the Georgia Department of Human Services “formed in July 2009 as part of the reorganization of the former Georgia Department of Human Resources, which 3 Bartow County 4-H’ers attend State Congress had served Georgia since 1972. DHS delivers a wide range of BY DONNA HARRIS proud of them.” human services designed to pro- [email protected] Drexler, 18, who competed at state for mote self-suffi ciency, safety and the fourth year, said he felt “great about well-being for all Georgians. Two recent graduates ended their getting third.” “The department is the largest Bartow County 4-H careers with a Top “I have been competing at State Con- agency in state government, with 3 fi nish at a state competition. gress for a couple of years but had never 9,400 employees and a budget of Senior 4-H’ers Josh Drexler and Na- placed in my category,” he said. “So fi - more than $1.8 billion in State talie Burrow each took third place for nally being able to get third place after Fiscal Year 2018. DHS com- their Project Achievement entries at the many days of competitions and hours prises three divisions — Aging Georgia 4-H State Congress July 23-26 upon hours of making presentations and Services, Child Support Services at Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter at building portfolios feels incredibly sat- and Family and Children Ser- Ravinia. isfying.” vices — and 11 administrative For Project Achievement, middle and Burrow, also 18, said her goal this offi ces. Our vision is to build high school 4-H’ers create presentations year was to return to state for the third stronger families for a stronger and portfolios on hundreds of projects time. Georgia.” that showcase their work and success. “After achieving master status in 2017 A Cartersville resident, Ham- Students select a topic of interest from [by winning fi rst place in the Sports cat- ilton and her husband, Scott, more than 50 areas — everything from egory as a sophomore], my goal was are in the process of adopting a Housing and Dairy Foods to Public just to make it back to State Congress,” 10-year-old girl through Geor- Speaking and Veterinary Science — she said. “Before the week started, I gia’s foster care system. and prepare a demonstration that in- had already won in my book because I cludes visuals. achieved my goal. The entire week, I felt SEE HAMILTON, PAGE 5A The Project Achievement, judging as if I could just enjoy my last 4-H event team and SAFE team district winners SPECIAL and my last 4-H competition. I felt hon- from 4-H’s four districts are invited to Bartow County 4-H members, from left, Jaylee Kilgo, Natalie Burrow and ored when they called my name for third compete at State Congress, an annual Josh Drexler qualifi ed to attend last week’s Georgia 4-H State Congress in because I felt like even though I didn’t Atlanta by winning fi rst place in District Project Achievement. Burrow and culmination of competition, achieve- Drexler each took third place in their project categories at the state compe- achieve another master status, I truly ment and fun for youth from across tition. had the time of my life. I will not trade Georgia. that feeling for anything in this world.” After winning fi rst place at District tries in the Outdoor Recreation category their projects,” 4-H agent Allison Per- Drexler also won a plaque for his Project Achievement earlier this year, for his project on the Pine Log Creek kins said. “Not only do they prepare a Leadership in Action project, which Drexler and Burrow, along with Jaylee Trail while Burrow placed third out 10-minute presentation, but they keep requires 4-H’ers to find a need in Kilgo, were among the 48 competitors of fi ve entries in the Communications a record of activities they have done their community and figure out a way from the Northwest District to qualify category for her presentation on social in their project for the year. They have to address it. for State Congress. media. put many hours of work to make it Drexler came in third out of fi ve en- “They both have worked so hard on to the state competition, and I am so SEE 4-H, PAGE 5A Hamilton

INSIDE TODAY Mostly VOLUME 73, NO. 79 Obituaries ...... 2A Blotter ...... 5A sunny U.S. & World ...... 3A Weather ...... 6A High 91 www.daily-tribune.com Stocks ...... 3A Sports ...... 1B Entertainment ...... 4A Classifieds...... 3B Low 70 2A Tuesday, August 6, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Local The Daily Tribune News ContactUs Dad’s refusal to acknowledge OBITUARIES The Daily Tribune News

Address: Betty Jo Hendricks 251 S. Tennessee St. illness puts nephews at risk Cartersville, GA 30120 Mrs. Betty Jo Hendricks, 87, of Cartersville, GA passed away DEAR ABBY: My father is we communicated, we found on Saturday, August 3, 2019 surrounded by her loving family. Bet- Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. in his 70s and lives close by. we had a lot in common. I nev- ty Jo was born to the late Mr. Oscar Allen and Mrs. Stella Alexan- Cartersville, GA 30120 My brother and his family live er imagined I’d ever find a soul der Allen on March 23, 1932 in White, GA. across the country. Dad has mate, but we fell in love. Betty Jo grew up in the Dewey Commu- Phone: 770-382-4545 smoked for more than 60 years, He is married; I am not. He is nity one of 9 children. She attended Pine Log After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 and an incident with his high loving and considerate as much School. She worked for E-Z Mills before and af- Fax: 770-382-2711 blood pressure recently landed By as he can be. I love him so ter marrying her beloved husband, Everett Hen- Abigail Van Buren Alan Davis, him in the hospital. He’s sup- much, but I feel terrible about dricks. She spent much of her career at Shaw Publisher posed to be on medication, but I have to tell my brother if our situation. I feel it is unfair Industries. Betty Jo was a talented seamstress, he refuses to take it. Dad won’t, but if I do, I’m sure -- especially to me. I need more making beautiful quilts. She enjoyed spending Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor He claims his hobby of play- I’ll never get more information, than he can give to me in terms time in her garden on the farm. She will be tru- ing the trumpet keeps his lungs and Dad will quit talking to me of a relationship. ly missed by all who knew and loved her. Hendricks Jennifer Moates, healthy and recent changes in altogether. Is there any way I know I have messed up. She is preceded in death by her husband, par- Advertising Director his diet have solved the blood around this that I’m not seeing? Again. I’d like to remain ents, brothers; Wilford and Willie Allen, sisters; pressure issues. Neither of — LEVELHEADED DAUGH- friends, but that’s all. How do Thelma Belcher, LaNelle Kown, Dorothy Chastain, Evelyn Mc- Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified these things seem likely to me, TER IN DETROIT I tell him? I don’t want to have Micken, and Glenese Tatum. Advertising Director and he has not been back to drama on the job. I have been She is survived by her sister, Joyce Ann Garrison. Numerous the doctor. Dad hides his con- DEAR DAUGHTER: The applying for other jobs away nieces and nephews also survive to cherish her memory. Lee McCrory, dition from everyone. I know safety of your brother’s chil- from this place. I thought that A Celebration of Life Service will be conducted in the chapel of Circulation/Distribution Manager only because I was the one who dren is paramount. Your father it would solve the problem. — Owen Funeral Home Wednesday, August 7, 2019 at one o’clock in Byron Pezzarossi, was called when he went to the does not have the right to place UNFAIR SITUATION the afternoon with the Rev. Kenny Jacobs offi ciating. Press Room Director hospital. them at risk, which he will be- The family will receive friends at Owen Funeral Home Tues- My brother recently told me cause of his carelessness about DEAR UNFAIR: Remaining day, August 6, 2019 from fi ve o’clock in the evening until eight. Email: Dad is planning to take my his health situation. Your father “just friends” may not be real- Please visit www.owenfunerals.com to leave online condolenc- teenage nephews camping at a may not like it, but it is imper- istic. Tell this wonderful young es for the family. PUBLISHER fairly remote location. When ative that you warn your broth- man the affair is over because Owen Funeral Home, 12 Collins Drive, Cartersville, GA is hon- [email protected] I encouraged Dad to tell my er so he can make an informed it wasn’t fair to you or his wife. ored to serve the family in this diffi cult time. brother about his heart condi- decision about whether to al- Once you have secured anoth- MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] tion so he could make an in- low an unsupervised camping er job, give your employer two formed decision about the safe- trip with Grandpa. (The solu- weeks notice and get out of there. NEWSROOM ty of the trip, or at least prepare tion may be that another adult [email protected] my nephews in case something will be included to keep an eye Dear Abby is written by Ab- FEATURES EDITOR happened, Dad went through on things.) igail Van Buren, also known [email protected] the roof! He insists he’s not sick as Jeanne Phillips, and was and I have no business sharing DEAR ABBY: After I had founded by her mother, Pau- PHOTOGRAPHER his medical information. More emergency surgery, I was line Phillips. Contact Dear [email protected] likely he doesn’t want to admit moved to another location in Abby at www.DearAbby.com STAFF REPORTERS he’s getting older or may have my work department. I met a or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- [email protected] to cancel the trip. wonderful young man and, as les, CA 90069. [email protected]

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BY ASTRID GALVAN, MORGAN LEE AND sion. We need to heal. He has no place PAUL J. WEBER here,” O’Rourke tweeted. Associated Press Other residents in the largely Lati- no city of 700,000 said Monday that The Texas border city jolted by a Trump’s rhetoric is difficult for them weekend massacre at a Walmart ab- to stomach. sorbed more grief Monday as the “It’s offensive just because most of death toll climbed to 22 and prepared us here are Hispanic” said Isel Velas- for a visit from President Donald co, 25. “It’s not like he’s going to help Trump over anger from El Paso res- or do anything about it.” idents and local Democratic leaders Authorities are scrutinizing a racist, who say he isn’t welcome and should anti-immigrant screed posted online stay away. shortly before police say Patrick Cru- El Paso Mayor Dee Margo an- sius, 21, opened fire on Saturday. Lan- nounced at a news conference that guage in the document mirrors some Trump planned to visit Wednesday, of the words used by Trump, who on and in an early sign of emotions al- Monday denounced white supremacy, ready running high, immediately de- which he has been reluctant to criti- fended the decision to welcome the cize. president. The White House hasn’t announced Trump coming to El Paso in wake Trump’s trip but the Federal Aviation of the tragedy is unnerving some res- Administration has advised pilots of idents and politicians who said his di- a presidential visit that day to El Paso visive words are partly to blame. But and Dayton, Ohio, where a second Margo, a Republican, deflected crit- weekend shooting left nine people icism. dead. “I want to clarify for the political Authorities at the news conference JOHN LOCHER/AP spin that this is the office of the may- in El Paso also revealed details about Greg Zanis prepares crosses to place at a makeshift memorial for victims of a mass shooting at a shopping complex or of El Paso in an official capacity the suspect’s whereabouts before the Monday in El Paso, Texas. welcoming the office of the president shooting — some of the first to come the deadliest in U.S. history, and the government considers the mass shooting white voters, potentially turning of the United States,” Margo said. out regarding his movements. Police death toll rose Monday as doctors an- ing to be an act of terrorism against Texas blue in elections and swinging Acknowledging the backlash in Chief Greg Allen said Crusius drove nounced that two more of the wound- Mexican citizens on U.S. soil. He said the White House to Democrats. the community, Margo added: “I’m more than 10 hours from the Dallas ed had died. Dr. Stephen Flaherty of Mexico will participate in the investi- Vanessa Tavarez, 36, from the rural already getting the emails and the area before arriving in El Paso. He Del Sol Medical Center described the gation and trial of the man suspected West Texas town of Seagraves, trav- phone calls.” said Crusius got lost in a neighbor- wounds as “devastating and major” of carrying out the attack. eled to El Paso on Saturday to renew In scripted remarks from the White hood before ending up at Walmart and said that one patient who died had El Paso has long prided itself on be- her Mexican husband’s residency and House, Trump urged unity while “because, we understand, he was hun- major abdominal injuries affecting ing one of the safest cities in the na- work documents. They arrived with blaming mental illness and video gry.” Allen didn’t elaborate. the liver, kidneys and intestines. tion. When years of drug cartel-driv- their 5-year-old son at a motel only to games. He made no mention of limit- Crusius is from the affluent Dallas The hospital did not release the en violence in neighboring Ciudad find police helicopters circling over- ing gun sales. suburb of Allen. The police chief said names or ages of the two patients who Juarez, Mexico, left tens of thousands head. Democratic Rep. Veronica Escobar the gun used was legally purchased died, but hospital officials described of people dead, El Paso still had one Shopping at the Walmart where the of El Paso made clear that the pres- near the suspect’s hometown. The one as an elderly woman. of the nation’s lowest crime rates. shooting occurred was on the family’s ident was not welcome in her home- chief did not say what kind of weap- Mexican officials have said eight Police reported 23 murders last year to-do list before the attack. She said town as it mourned. Democratic presi- on it was but described the ammuni- Mexican nationals were among the and 20 the year before that, making fear nagged at them after the shooting dential candidate Beto O’Rourke, who tion as 7.62-caliber, which is used in dead. Tens of thousands of Mexicans Saturday’s rampage a year’s worth of as they shopped elsewhere for sup- was an El Paso congressman for six high-powered rifles. legally cross the border each day to bloodshed. plies and went to a movie. years, also said Trump should stay Crusius, who is being held without work and shop in El Paso. Authorities searched for any links “I don’t think anybody would be in away. bond, said in his application for a pub- Allen said 15 people remain hospi- between the suspect and the material favor of him (Trump) being here, first “This president, who helped cre- lic defender that he has no income or talized, including two still in critical in the document that was posted on- of all,” Tavarez said. “Because a lot ate the hatred that made Saturday’s assets and has been unemployed for condition. line, including the writer’s expression of people probably think it’s because tragedy possible, should not come to five months. Mexico’s foreign secretary, Marce- of concern that an influx of Hispanics of him that everything happened. ... I El Paso. We do not need more divi- The El Paso shooting is one of lo Ebrard, said Monday the Mexican into the United States will replace ag- just think people will be angry.” North Korea ﬁ res presumed ballistic missiles as talks stall

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS weapons launches in less than isn’t made on the nuclear talks. North Korea continued to ramp two weeks came amid a standstill South Korea’s military alerted up its weapons demonstrations by in nuclear negotiations and after reporters to the launches minutes ﬁ ring two presumed short-range President Donald Trump repeat- before the North’s Foreign Min- ballistic missiles into the sea edly dismissed the signiﬁ cance of istry denounced Washington and Tuesday while lashing out at the the country’s recent tests despite Seoul over the start of their joint United States and South Korea the threat the weapons pose to exercises on Monday. The min- for continuing military exercises ally South Korea and U.S. bas- istry’s statement said the drills, that the North says could derail es there. Experts say the North’s which North Korea sees as an fragile nuclear diplomacy. weapons displays could intensify North Korea’s fourth round of in the coming months if progress SEE KOREA, PAGE 6A THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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out dedicated staff, agents and ed that this was my last year to go old-school with her visual said. donors,” she said. “The week being able to go to this com- aids. “And I used everything from 4-H holds two banquets, a trip to petition because it is quite an “For visual aids, most 4 -H’ers tree samples to a slideshow to Six Flags, a morning of tours experience.” these days use PowerPoint,” the map with the mile mark- From Page 1A in local businesses around At- Burrow, who will be attend- she said. “However, I decided ers on them and even a sam- “In Josh’s project, he found lanta and our public-speaking ing the University of Georgia in to stick with reliable posters, ple placard to aid in conveying a need to install mile markers competition. The two banquets the fall as a finance major, said which my [4-H] agents, Mrs. info during my presentation,” and tree IDs on the Pine Log recognize hard-working in- she picked communications as Allison and Mrs. Kim [Payne], he said. Creek Trail, with the help of dividuals that have achieved her project area “because of the worked with me to make. I sim- Drexler said he chose to cen- local agencies and government master status as well as our widely accessed social media ply would rather use posters ter his project around the trail officials,” Perkins said. leadership throughout the 4-H outlets that we use today.” because you never know when for “a multitude of reasons.” Kilgo came in fifth place out calendar year. Georgia 4-H “I knew that in using this technology will glitch.” “The Pine Log Creek Trail Subscribe of five entries in the History finds tours for us to attend that project area as an outlet to re- Drexler said he chose out- is only a few minutes from my category for her project on the relate to our project area so this search about the newly invent- door recreation as his topic house, with the trail being in Queen’s Corgis. year, I toured the Atlanta Jour- ed internet, I could broaden my because he has “learned a lot the northern part of the county, and SAVE Perkins said State Congress nal Constitution news floor. knowledge about both the pos- about the outdoors throughout just off of Highway 140, and I is a “wonderful experience for Finally, Six Flags hosts Geor- itive and negative aspects that the years.” have been taking many groups young people.” gia 4-H on Wednesday night, social media has to offer,” she “And the Outdoor Recreation of people on the trail for years,” Call 770- “Not only do they learn life where we announce project said. “In today’s society, adults category allowed me to share he said. “The trail was confus- skills such as public speaking, winners in the Crystal Pistol can struggle in parenting chil- all that I have learned about ing, having no mile markers 382-4545 but they have the opportunity building.” dren as they navigate social the outdoors to its fullest ex- and having unclear markings at to tour all around Atlanta, ride Drexler also called this year’s media. This is simply because tent and has encouraged me to times, and every now and then, The Daily the rides at Six Flags, make event “a great experience.” parents and young adults, born learn more about the outdoors I would meet someone who had new friends, dance and expe- “It was a fun event with outside of the age of social me- as well,” he said. gotten lost. So I came up with Tribune News rience fine dining during the good food, fun events, a field dia, do not know all that social His project detailed his my project to remedy the issue awards dinners,” she said. trip, the ability to learn more media has to offer. With my Leadership in Action project of lost hikers.” Burrow, who graduated from about various projects, and project area, I got to grow my of placing tree identification Adairsville High in May, said I met tons of new friends as knowledge on social media and signs and mile markers on her final year of competing was well,” said the home-schooled about the ever-changing social Pine Log Creek Trail “so that “hands-down the best experi- graduate, who plans to attend world.” first responders could quickly ence.” Georgia Highlands College in In her presentation, Burrow and safely rescue lost or hurt “State Congress is truly a the fall to begin his pursuit of discussed the effect social me- hikers and to allow people to magical week for Georgia 4-H a career in microbiology. “But dia can have on the way people learn more about trees that are and could not be possible with- I am just a little disappoint- communicate, but she decided native to north Georgia,” he

complain about the system and dren in need of permanency League. blame problems on overworked and so many families willing “I recently sold the business Hamilton case workers, I prefer to take to adopt, I hope to bridge that I founded 15 years ago, Blue action. gap and make a change for the Sky Outfitter, but am still man- From Page 1A “As an entrepreneur, when I better.” aging my two other businesses: “I have been a foster par- see a problem, I implement a Hamilton graduated summa Bartow Fence Co. and my real ent here in Bartow County solution to make my business cum laude from the University estate management company,” for nearly three years with run more efficiently. I hope to of Evansville with a bachelor’s she said. “I am very excited the goal of eventually adopt- do the same with DFCS and degree in Marketing. about the opening of my lat- ing,” Hamilton said. “In that have already identified sever- Taking an active role in her est venture, Drowned Valley time, I have seen the amount al strategies that can be easily community, Hamilton is a Brewing Co., a craft brewery of need here in our community implemented to make a huge board member of the Carters- in downtown Cartersville. as well as the many ways our impact on Georgia’s foster ville-Bartow County Chamber The buildout is well underway system could better serve fam- care adoption matching pro- of Commerce and a member and the community is eagerly ilies and children. While many cess. There are so many chil- of the Cartersville Service awaiting our fall opening.”

assault-family violence. was arrested and charged with Mary Elizabeth Miller, of 3067 aggravated stalking and simple Highway 41, Calhoun, was ar- BARTOW Timothy Joseph Thornton, was battery-family violence. rested and charged with proba- held on an agency assist. tion violation. BLOTTER Chase Radford Fox, of 1786 Jackie Lee Waits, of 9 East 4th Ascot Run, Acworth, was arrest- William George Nix, of 200 The following information St., Aragon, was held on an agen- ed and charged with two counts Pleasant Valley Road NW, — names, photos, addresses, cy assist. of possession of a Schedule I Adairsville, was held on a pro- charges and other details — controlled substance and man- bate court sentence. was taken directly from Bartow James Walter Whitman, of 75 ufacturing/deliver/distribute/ad- County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail Hawkins Road, Taylorsville, was minister/sell/possess with intent Danny Glen O’Berry, of 358 records. Not every arrest leads arrested and charged with failure to distribute a controlled sub- Barnsley Church Road NW, to a conviction, and a conviction to report an accident with injury stance. Kingston, was arrested and or acquittal is determined by the or death and possession of meth- charged with probation violation. court system. amphetamine. Sedrick Jamaine Hodge, of 51 Wyndham Court SE, Carters- Billy Ray Orth, of 101 Old Ten- EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bartow Jack Edward Wilson, of 46 Lee ville, was held on an agency as- nessee Road NE, Cartersville, County Sheriff’s Offi ce is Road SE, Cartersville, was ar- sist. was arrested and charged with having technical diffi culties rested and charged with simple parole violation. and arrest photos are currently battery-family violence. Jessica Cook Lankford, of unavailable. 4346 Rome Road Lot 9, Plain- Bobby Reshad Perkins, of COASTER CONNER BEDROOM GROUP August 4 ville, was arrested and charged 1400 Joe Frank Harris Parkway INCLUDES BED, DRESSER & MIRROR with failure to appear. SE, Cartersville, was arrested YOUR CHOICE TWIN/FULL/QUEEN/KING CHEST NIGHTSTAND August 3 Juan Carlos Adame, of 13495 and charged with giving false in- $599 $199 $99 FM 2790 Lytle, Texas, was ar- Alexander Munro Massengale, formation to a law enforcement Cory James Allen, of 5502 Tur- rested and charged with proba- of 25 Manning Mill Way NW, offi cer. Tripp Nelson - Owner key Creek Road, Plant City, Flor- tion violation. Adairsville, was arrested and Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun ida, was arrested and charged charged with public indecency. Darin Dylan Smith, of 2334 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. with two counts of probation vi- Timeeka Latrice Burrell, of 609 Trimble Hollow Road NW, Cartersville, GA 30120 olation. Stone Mill Drive SE, Carters- Jerome Alexander McGintis, of Adairsville, was arrested and ville, was arrested and charged 24 Austin Bridge Court, Dougl- charged with driving while li- 770-212-9294 Jessica Nicole Durham, of 18 with probation violation. asville, was arrested and charged cense is suspended or revoked. Wood Court SE, Cartersville, with driving under the infl uence was arrested and charged with Breanna Nicole Cambre, of 613 of alcohol. terroristic threats and acts, two Cassville Road SE, Cartersville, Ready to Experience ... counts of simple assault-family violence and aggravated assault. The Best in Auto Repair! John Lucious Harrell, of 12 DIAGNOSTICS • ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS • DIESEL REPAIR Thrasher Court NW, Carters- ville, was arrested and charged BRAKES • TUNE UPS • TIRES • BELTS • BATTERIES with fail to yield when enter/ cross a roadway, open container violation and driving under the My AC Isn’t Cold Enough! infl uence of multiple substanc- es. FREE2999Air Synthetic-BlendConditioning System Oil Change Check Colby Austin Lingerfelt, of 836 ASE MASTER FREE A/C SystemUp to 5 Check.quarts Any of synthetic-blend further diagnostics engine if needed,oil and oilis extra.fi lter. Includes Rosewood Lane SE 836, Carters- TECHNICIANS recordingIncludes Full A/C Vehicle pressures Inspection, & vent Tire temperature Pressure Adjustment,with recommendation and Washer and Fluid advisory. Top-Off. ville, was arrested and charged Terms and conditions may apply. See store for specifi c details. Coupons cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts. Coupon YOU CAN TRUST! must be presented before services are performed to be valid. No guarantee until discounted services are agreed upon. Limit one coupon per with criminal trespass-damage customer, per visit. Discount applies to regular retail pricing. Shop fees and taxes are extra. Expiration 8/31/2019. to private property. 470-227-8005 Larry James Moreland Jr., of 42 Dodson Road SW, Carters- 88B Wansley Dr. SE, Cartersville, GA • [email protected] ville, was arrested and charged with theft by shoplifting.

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built out and reaches full capacity. structure upgrades. and Environmental Review Docu- “None of these projects seem to “If the demand rises fast, we ment and subsequently evaluated. Wastewater go as fast as you hope they might can adjust to meet it,” he said. “Or “As a State permit, [the EPD] 5 DAY FORECAST because of regulations and all conversely, you kind of control the requires an open house to discuss From Page 1A of the environmental permitting demand with the availability of the project,” Olson said. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY “We’re mostly trying to pay as steps you’ve got to go through to sewer — if the sewer capacity is From a long-term perspective, 8/6 8/7 we go with that SPLOST,” he said. get this stuff approved,” he said. not there, somebody can’t do a big Olson said the County is also in- “So we’ll have to accumulate some “It should be able to serve the project.” terested in bringing a major waste- funds before we can do anything, Planters, and there’s a new subdi- A public meeting on the pro- water treatment plant project to and of course, there’s all the other vision ... it’s going in next to the posed project is scheduled for southern Bartow. projects that people in different de- Planters, so that’ll be another res- Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. at the Frank “That would take some of the partments are excited to get going, idential customer for this plant. In Moore Administration and Judi- fl ows that, right now, we pay Cobb Mostly sunny, high A 30% chance of so that’ll be one of the challenges, part, it depends on what happens cial Center at 135 West Cherokee County to treat and we pay Cher- near 91. Calm wind showers/T-storms. just allocating the SPLOST reve- out that direction; there’s a lot of Ave. in Cartersville. okee County to treat,” he said. becoming W Mostly sunny, with a nue across the different projects.” large tracts of land along the 411 Per a County public notice, the “And that corridor is a corridor around 5 mph. high near 90. The timeline for the project, Ol- corridor, held by different proper- intent of the meeting is to “attempt that’s seeing a lot of development TUESDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT son continued, will hinge on how ty owners.” to identify public preferences for growth, so the long-term strategy Mostly clear, low near A 30% chance of much growth the County experi- And there, Olson said he notes alternative methods of improving is kind of looking at those two cor- 70. W wind around 5 showers/T-storms. ences over the next few years. Ulti- something of a push-pull dynamic the County’s wastewater facili- ridors as places where you will see mph becoming calm. 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BY PAUL NEWBERRY AP Sports Writer

The Atlanta Braves recalled Mike Foltynewicz from the mi- nor league on Monday, hoping the hard-throwing right-hander can regain the form that made him an All-Star last season. A roster spot became available when Kevin Gausman was claimed off waivers by the Cincinnati Reds. Foltynewicz was 13-10 with a 2.85 ERA in 2018 and started two games for the Braves in the playoffs. But he struggled to get past an injury that put him behind schedule during spring training and was demoted to the minors on June 22 after going 2-5 with a 6.37 ERA in 11 starts.

RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS, FILE Foltynewicz will start Tues- Cartersville High grad Anthony Seigler follows through on a swing during a game this season for the Charleston RiverDogs against the Rome Braves at day night at Minnesota in an in- State Mutual Stadium in Rome. It was announced this week that Seigler would miss the remainder of the 2019 season with a knee injury. terleague matchup of fi rst-place teams. “With the way Folty has been throwing the ball and talking to the Gwinnett staff, we felt like he Howard pitches two scoreless innings; was ready to come back and impact us,” general manager Alex Anthopoulos said. “This is performance based. Every game counts. Seigler out for the year with knee injury We’re into the last two months of the year.” STAFF REPORT up his fi rst runs in pro ball on July Howard a 6.35 ERA in 5.2 innings so erDogs, New York Yankees organiza- Foltynewicz made 10 starts for Down on the farm, it was a good 30 when he allowed two runs on fi ve far at the big league level. tion; Cartersville) — Seigler is out for the International League team, week for former Bartow County pitch- hits in 1.2 innings with one strikeout Connor Justus (Mobile BayBears, the season with a patella fracture after going 5-1 with a 3.86 ERA. He ers in pro baseball, highlighted by two against the Elizabethton Twins. He L.A. Angels organization; Carters- a foul tip struck his knee on July 19. worked 51 1/3 innings, giving up scoreless appearances outs of the bull- bounced back, however, going two ville) — Justus got off to a hot start to The No. 23 overall draft pick in 2018 49 hits and 17 walks to go along pen for Cartersville High grad Sam scoreless innings with four strikeouts the week, going 4-for-7 in his fi rst two by the Yankees, Seigler fi nished the with 45 strikeouts. Howard with the Colorado Rockies. on Monday, earning a hold in 13-0 win games with a double. He’s come back season hitting hitting .175 with a .328 “I’m looking forward to getting However, the biggest news of the when the Royals opened the game up down to earth in his last three starts, on-base percentage. Despite two inju- him back out there,” manager Bri- week also was the worst, as it was an- late. Despite allowing the two runs this though, going 0-for-11 with a walk. ry-shortened seasons so far in the mi- an Snitker said in Minneapolis be- nounced former Cane Anthony Seigler week, Anderson still boasts impres- He’s now hitting .194 on the year with a nors, Seigler is still considered a top-10 fore the Braves opened their series would be out for the season with a knee sive overall numbers, including a 1.06 .297 on-base percentage. He has played prospect in the Yankees organization. against the Twins. “He went back injury. ERA in 17 innings with 20 strikeouts, a second base, third base and shortstop According to CBS Sports, in late June, and it looks like every outing has As for the good news, Howard faced .210 batting average against and a 1.06 this year, and has an outstanding .970 RiverDogs manager Julio Mosquero been a little better and his stuff’s the best team in baseball on July 30 and WHIP. fi elding percentage at his primary posi- said that Siegler has “impressed me been good, command, the whole did not allow a run out of the bullpen in Sam Howard (Colorado Rockies; tion, shortstop. a lot” and added that he “has a lot of thing. Hopefully, he can provide a an inning and a third, one of two score- Cartersville) — Howard delivered in Luke Schiltz (AZL Rangers, Texas ability.” spark here.” less outing he had last week. two scoreless appearances last week for Rangers organization; Cartersville “It’s just the way he manages the The Braves have struggled to Following in Howard’s footsteps as the Rockies. On July 30 against the Los native) —Schiltz pitched a scoreless in- game,” Mosquera, a former catcher, fi ll the last spot in their rotation Cartersville natives trying to make the Angeles Dodgers, the team with the ning in his lone appearance this week, said. “He’s got a good feel for it. He’s behind Dallas Keuchel, Mike So- bigs, Elliott Anderson and Luke Schiltz best record in the majors, Howard threw on July 31, allowing just a walk in the got a good feel for what the pitcher is roka, Max Fried and Julio Tehe- each continued their strong debut sea- 1.1 innings with two strikeouts, allow- eighth inning of a 9-3 loss against the trying to do to the hitters. He makes a ran. Foltynewicz is one of six oth- sons in rookie ball. ing just a walk in a 9-4 loss. Against AZL Padres. Schiltz currently boasts lot of good decisions behind the plate. er pitchers who have made starts the San Francisco Giants on Saturday, a 3.27 ERA, and has strong peripheral He makes adjustments fast. All of this for Atlanta, a group that has com- Elliott Anderson (Burlington Roy- Howard again went 1.1 innings in a stats, including a .162 batting average helps him stay in the game. He’s a lead- bined to go 6-16 with a 6.73 ERA. als, Kansas City Royals organiza- loss, allowing a hit and a walk with two against and a 0.82 WHIP. er back there for his pitching staff, and tion; Cartersville) — Anderson gave strikeouts. The two strong outings give Anthony Seigler (Charleston Riv- for his age that’s really good.” SEE BRAVES, PAGE 2B

AAF survivor Matt Carter returns to Hawks for 22nd season

BY PAUL NEWBERRY Simms eager for AP Sports Writer Vince Carter is putting off shot with Falcons retirement for at least one more season. With that, he’ll claim the lon- BY CHARLES ODUM gest career in NBA history all AP Sports Writer to himself. A person familiar with the Just when Kurt Benkert may have been on the verge of situation confi rmed that Car- pushing to be Matt Ryan’s top backup this season, Benkert’s ter has agreed to terms on a toe injury has forced the Atlanta Falcons to look elsewhere for one-year contract to return to preseason depth. the Atlanta Hawks for his re- Matt Simms, most recently the starter for the Atlanta Leg- cord 22nd season. The person ends of the now-defunct Alliance of American Football, was spoke to The Associated Press eager to seize the opportunity. on condition of anonymity be- Simms, 30, was signed on Saturday after Benkert was hurt cause the deal has not been an- in Thursday night’s Hall of Fame game loss to the Denver nounced. Broncos. Benkert has been scheduled for a second opinion on The 42-year-old Carter never Tuesday to determine the severity of the injury. Coach Dan wavered in his desire to play Quinn said Sunday “it’s going to knock him out him for a with someone this season. He is while.” tied with Robert Parish, Kevin Matt Schaub remains the favorite to retain the top backup Garnett, Kevin Willis and re- job for the fourth straight year. Schaub is 38 and more depth cently retired Dirk Nowitzki — was needed, if only for the preseason. all of whom played for 21 sea- Simms, a member of the Falcons’ practice squad in 2015 sons — for the longest career in PHELAN M. EBENHACK/AP and 2016, last played with the team in 2017, when he was re- NBA history. In this April 5 fi le photo, Atlanta Hawks forward Vince Carter (15) drives to the basket against leased in injury settlement. “Just waiting for the right Orlando Magic guard Michael Carter-Williams (7) during a game in Orlando, Florida. Carter is Quinn said Simms’ recent experience with the Falcons opportunity,” he said on a re- returning to the Hawks for his 22nd season in the NBA. A league source confi rmed that the made him the best choice to provide immediate depth. Quinn cent conference call to discuss 42-year-old Carter has agreed to terms with the Hawks. The person spoke on condition of ano- believes Simms can play in Thursday night’s preseason game the upcoming Jr. NBA Glob- nymity because the deal had not been announced by the team. at Miami. al Championship, when ques- This year, the Hawks added less playing time after the ad- sons where he was selected to “We thought he would be up for the challenge,” Quinn said tioned by a reporter from the fi rst-round picks D’Andre Hunt- ditions of Hunter and Reddish, the All-Star Game appearanc- Monday. Atlanta Journal-Constitution. er and Cam Reddish, giving the the Hawks wanted him back es and averaged more than 20 Looking for a path back to the NFL, Simms signed with “Nothing has changed as far team two more players who will and fi nish off what is expected points a game. the AAF, the eight-team spring league which folded before as that goal and that dream of surely benefi t from Carter’s ex- to be a 14-man roster this sea- Carter was dealt to New Jer- completing its fi rst season. It wasn’t a pleasant experience for mine.” perience and leadership. son. sey in a blockbuster trade early Simms. The deal was fi rst reported by Carter also showed last sea- Carter entered the league in in the 2004-05 and spent near- “I learned that I’m tough because that AAF situation wasn’t ESPN. son that he’s still got some hoop 1998 — the same year Young ly fi ve seasons with the Nets. the prettiest,” Simms said after Monday’s practice. “Honestly, Essentially an extra coach skills. He was a valuable mem- was born — as the fi fth over- Since then, he bounced around I’m just really proud of myself for fi ghting through it and fi ght- during his fi rst season with the ber of the playing rotation on a all pick out of North Carolina. to Orlando, Phoenix, Dallas, ing for what I believe in and just trusting the process, as DQ Hawks, Carter served as a men- rebuilding team, playing in 76 He sparked a wave of “Vin- Memphis and Sacramento be- says. That’s really what helped me get through that situation tor to some of the NBA’s most games with nine starts, averag- sanity” in Toronto, where his fore landing in Atlanta last sea- and get to this situation now.” promising young talent, including 17.5 minutes and 7.4 points high-fl ying style made him one son. ing point guard Trae Young and per contest. of the league’s top players. He SEE SIMMS, PAGE 2B forward John Collins. While Carter is likely to get began a run of 10 straight sea- SEE CARTER, PAGE 2B 2B Tuesday, August 6, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Poston claims 1st PGA Tour victory at Wyndham Championship

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS J.T. Poston kept racking up birdies and pars — but no bogeys — at the Wyndham Championship. They added up to his fi rst PGA Tour victory — and a fi rst-time-in-decades achievement. Poston shot an 8-under 62 on Sunday for a one-stroke victory at the tour’s regular-season fi nale. He tied Henrik Stenson’s 2-year-old tournament record at 22-under 258, and became the fi rst player since Lee Trevino in 1974 to win a 72-hole stroke-play event on tour without any bogeys or worse. “I probably haven’t had that many bogey-free rounds this year,” Poston said. “To be able to do four in a row is pretty special, and fi nish it off with a 62 on Sunday is pretty awe- some.” The native North Carolinian began his round three strokes JOHN MUNSON/AP back, took the lead for good with — what else? — a birdie on Chase Elliott celebrates his victory with his pit crew after winning a NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Watkins Glen International the par-5 15th hole, then fi nished with three straight pars to Sunday in Watkins Glen, New York. earn $1,116,000 and 500 FedEx Cup points. Webb Simpson was at 21 under after a 65. Byeong Hun An, who held or shared the lead after each of the fi rst three rounds, three-putted the 18th for a bogey and a 67 to fi nish two shots Chase Elliott wins NASCAR Cup back. Trying to force a playoff with a birdie, he nearly holed a 60-footer but had it run well past. “Nothing was really working at the end,” An said. “I just ran out of juice.” race at Watkins Glen again Poston, a former Western Carolina golfer playing a 100-mile drive from his hometown of Hickory, became the third player THE ASSOCIATED PRESS til Sunday. Seven-time champion Jimmy lead of just a few car-lengths for in 11 years with strong local ties to win at Sedgefi eld Country Chase Elliott put an emphatic It was a two-car race for more Johnson fi nished 19th but still almost the entire stage, the two 5 Club. He joined 2008 winner Carl Petterson — a Swede who end to his summer-long struggle, than half the 220.5- mile distance made up ground in the race for the seconds ahead of Hamlin in third. grew up in Greensboro — and Simpson, the 2011 champion making a statement with a and the entire fi nal 40 laps. fi nal playoff spot with new crew The race was stopped when who’s from Raleigh and played college golf at Wake Forest. dominating win on the road course Truex began to exert some pres- chief Cliff Daniels calling the Johnson, desperate for a good fi n- “To be able to do it here in North Carolina, with a lot of at Watkins Glen International. sure after sitting behind Elliott for shots. Truex was chasing a sweep ish, spun out coming out of the friends and family, I don’t think I could have drawn it up any A year after racing to his fi rst ca- more than 10 laps in the fi nal seg- of the two traditional road races on carousel turn, a sweeping right- better,” Poston said. reer NASCAR Cup victory at The ment. Elliott held his ground until the schedule. He won at Sonoma in hander, and seconds later Bubba Poston closed the gap with An with three birdies and an Glen, Elliott won a second time in Truex’s No 19 Joe Gibbs Racing June for the second straight time Wallace spun Kyle Busch, who eagle on the front nine. the No. 9 Chevrolet for Hendrick Toyota closed with six laps to go, and has fi ve straight top-two fi nish- was running 10th on Lap 62. Bus- Then came the key hole: No. 15. Poston took sole possession Motorsports on Sunday, besting waiting to pounce on a mistake that es on road courses. ch and Wallace had banged each of the lead with a birdie on that hole after placing a bunker Martin Truex Jr. just as he did a never came. Elliott won the fi rst two stages, other while racing down the front chip 6 feet from the fl agstick. year ago. Elliott, who started from “I tried to do all I could. Chase dominating the fi rst, and Truex straightaway before Wallace had An, playing two groups behind Poston, sent his tee shot on the pole, led 80 of 90 laps around did an excellent job just not making moved into contention about a third the last tap, sending Busch’s No. 18 that hole into the weeds. He took a penalty stroke, then landed the speedy 2.45-mile layout to mistakes,” Truex said. “He hit his of the way through the race. Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota around his third shot left of the green, left his chip 35 feet short and become the fi rst repeat winner in marks. His car was really fast in the Truex began to challenge Elliott entering the fi rst turn. Busch, who dropped to 20 under after two-putting for his fi rst bogey of the nearly a decade, since Marcos Am- key areas that you need to be. I just for the lead entering the fi rst turn started third, fi nished 11th, right tournament. brose in 2011-12. couldn’t get a run on him. on Lap 55, moving briefl y inside behind brother Kurt. “I think it’s huge,” Elliott said af- “Really, it was all about restarts on the 90-degree, downhill right- Elliott and Truex were back ter his fi fth career win. “We’ve had and track position,” Truex said. “If hander but backed off to wait for in front for the restart on Lap 66 fast cars at times, but one thing or I could have just got by him on that another shot. They were alone at and Truex challenged right off another ended up for a bad week- last one we could have set sail.” the front of the fi eld, 12 seconds the green fl ag, the two exchanging end. The way we did it was the big- With two laps left, Truex still ahead when Elliott dived to pit road bumps speeding up through the es- gest thing. That’s the kind of effort couldn’t get close enough to make on Lap 60 for his fi nal stop. Truex ses as Elliott never relinquished the you have to put on often to compete a move as Elliott drove fl awlessly, followed suit the next time around lead despite damage to his Chevy. with the guys in the fi eld.” winning by 0.454 seconds. and was back behind Elliott when “I think the left rear damage was Elliott had already qualifi ed Denny Hamlin was third, Erik he got back on track but a little bit the biggest concern,” Elliott’s crew for the postseason with his win at Jones fourth for Gibbs and Ryan farther behind. chief Alan Gustafson said. “It was Talladega in May, but after four Blaney fi fth in his No. 22 Penske Truex stayed back but like last pretty signifi cant. There’s nothing straight top-fi ves he hadn’t had a Racing Ford after starting from the year began to close the gap with you can do. There’s no reason to top-10 fi nish since June at Pocono, rear of the fi eld. Penske Racing’s 20 laps left. Elliott, who overcame panic. We’d done the best job we a span of seven races. He also led Joey Logano was never a factor and some mistakes in the closing laps could. I knew it was up to Chase. 400 laps in the opening 13 races fi nished 23rd, dropping to second a year ago that nearly opened the Chase was going to have to run a but had led only nine laps since un- in points, 13 behind Kyle Busch. door for Truex, maintained a steady perfect race and he did.”

JOHN BAZEMORE/AP Atlanta Braves pitcher Mike Foltynewicz works against the Detroit Tigers during a May 31 game in Atlanta. in the Eastern Conference. Coach Lloyd Pierce, who is heading into After reporting for training camp a year his second season with the Hawks, loved Carter ago in Atlanta, Carter said he still feels having Carter around to give players such like a 20-something when a new season as Young and Collins an extra shoulder to Braves From Page 1B rolls around. lean on during their transition to the NBA. The only blemish on his resume is the “This is like I’m in my third, fourth, fi fth Pierce is only eight months older than From Page 1B lack of an NBA title, which isn’t likely to year,” he said. “I’m excited about the op- Carter. Gausman, a 28-year-old right-hander, was acquired from Balti- change in Atlanta. portunity. I’m excited about playing. I still “When we have our locker room and on- more at last season’s trade deadline and turned in some valuable The Hawks, who are in the midst of a love playing. I still love competing. I still the-bus debates and conversations, he’s on innings for the Braves as they won the NL East title. He went 5-3 total roster makeover focused on young enjoy the traveling, the ups and downs of our side,” Pierce joked. “He can relate a lit- with a 2.87 ERA in 10 starts. talent, went 29-53 last season and are again the league. That’s what it’s all about. It’s tle closer to the coaching staff than he can But Gausman battled a foot injury this season and was just 3-7 pegged as a longshot to make the playoffs hard to let go.” with the players.” with a 6.19 ERA. After an encouraging performance in his fi rst start coming off the injured list, he was rocked in his fi nal two starts for Atlanta, surrendering 11 earned runs, 17 hits and four homers in 10 2/3 innings. In an interesting twist, Gausman was claimed by the team that handed him a 7-3 loss Friday, which turned out to be his last ap- Simms pearance with the Braves. The Reds will pick up about $3 million left on his $9.35 million contract this season. He is eligible for From Page 1B arbitration after the season and can become a free agent in 2020. Simms is facing long odds to “We don’t win the NL East last year without what Kevin Gaus- make the Falcons’ roster. man did for us those last two months, especially when the offense Atlanta carried only two went cold,” Anthopoulos said. “We want to thank him for being quarterbacks on its active squad a huge part of us winning the division last year. But right now, we last year. Benkert spent the 2018 need to go with the hot hand.” season on the practice squad. The Reds plan to use Gausman in long relief, though he could Still, Simms is happy to be move into a more prominent bullpen role if he has success. back in the NFL, even without a “He’s still a young pitcher,” Cincinnati manager David Bell guarantee he’ll be with the team said. “We think as an organization that there’s even more upside beyond the preseason. there. We were all very excited about claiming him.” “The whole goal of playing in Anthopoulos refused to commit to Foltynewicz for the rest of the AAF was to go back to the the season, saying he’s focused only on his next start. Youngsters NFL,” he said. “Whatever that Kyle Wright and Bryse Wilson have struggled in brief stints with means, I was willing to do it. For- Atlanta, but they could be recalled from Gwinnett if needed. tunately, I survived that league The team also has promoted perhaps its top pitching prospect, and now I’m back here and I 21-year-old Ian Anderson, to Triple-A after he went 7-5 with a 2.68 couldn’t be happier. Couldn’t be ERA at Double-A Mississippi. more grateful, either.” But Foltynewicz is the top option for now and certainly too Simms has been logging young to give up on at age 27. extra film work with quarter- “The main issue with him getting hit was the location of his backs coach Greg Knapp in an fastball,” Anthopoulos said. “The results (at Gwinnett) speak for attempt to catch up with chang- themselves. He was performing well. I don’t know how it’s going es in terminology and plays to translate at the big league level, so we’re going to see. But over- since 2017. all, his performances from looking at the box scores, talking to Simms, the son of former Gi- the staff ... they were pretty unanimous that he’s the next guy up.” ants quarterback Phil Simms LYNNE SLADKY/AP There was some speculation that Gausman might be moved to and the younger brother of for- In this Aug. 10, 2017, fi le photo, Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Simms (4) looks to pass during the bullpen, but the Braves brought in three new relievers at last mer Tampa Bay quarterback an NFL preseason game against the Miami Dolphins in Miami Gardens, Florida. Simms has been week’s trade deadline, leaving Sean Newcomb as the only reliever Chris Simms, was one of the last re-signed by the Atlanta Falcons following a toe injury suffered by Kurt Benkert, which changed with minor league options. players off the practice fi elds on the backup quarterback competition behind Matt Ryan. Simms played for the Atlanta Legends of Newcomb, one of two left-handers in the bullpen, is 5-1 with a the now-defunct Alliance of American Football after serving as the Falcons’ No. 3 QB last year. Monday. He threw extra passes 2.50 ERA and one save, so the Braves had no intention of sending and jogged to the sideline and getting a lot of good practice his place in a fi lm room packed Simmsy. But hey, if anyone is him down. back following each comple- reps, a lot of good reps in the with quarterbacks named Matt. coaching Matt, I’m turning and “We did not feel that made sense for us, the way we’re con- tion. The conditioning exercise games and just taking advan- It is a Matty Thrice reunion. looking, too, because I want to structed as team right now,” Anthopoulos said. “This move gave is another way to prepare for tage of those and having fun “We all know now that Matt know what he’s learning just so us the greatest fl exibility with our roster going forward. More spe- Thursday night’s game. and cut it loose,” Simms said. is Matt Ryan,” Simms said. I can continue my progress in cifi cally, it gives Folty an opportunity to come back and hopefully “My opportunity here is I’m Meanwhile, Simms knows “Schaub is Schauby and I’m the offense.” be a boost for us.” The Daily Tribune News Classifi eds www.daily-tribune.com • Tuesday, August 6, 2019 3B

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