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CDISPATCH.COM 50 ¢ Newsstand | 40 ¢ Home Delivery Thursday | June 11, 2015 Golden FOUND A QUIET SPOT Police Triangle investigate airport has Southside record month Airport had more shooting travelers in May than any No injuries reported month in last decade after Wednesday evening

BY ISABELLE ALTMAN incident [email protected] BY ANDREW HAZZARD The Golden Triangle [email protected] Regional Airport had more passengers travel Gunshots rang out Wednesday eve- in May than in any oth- ning near the 1300 block of Fifth Street er month in the last de- South and 15th Avenue South in Colum- cade. bus. Approximately 3,974 No one knows how many shots were passengers boarded fired or what type of weapon was respon- flights at GTRAA air- Hainsey sible. The Columbus Police Department port, according to a continues to investigate. No arrests GTRAA press release. That is a 2.5 have been made. No one was injured. percent increase from the same month The shooting took place in a resi- last year. Most May flights were more dential area of Southside, in front of the than 90 percent full. Housing Authority building, about 11:30 Mike Hainsey, the airport’s exec- See SHOOTING, 8A utive director, credited the uptick in travelers to an increase in business traffic, from Golden Triangle indus- tries like PACCAR, Steel Dynamics and Yokohama. Karriem likely Yokohama travelers, in particular, have been using GTRA as they travel in preparation for beginning produc- heading to tion at the new West Point facility in October, according to Hainsey. Legislature Faculty, staff and students from Mississippi State University are also using the airport more, Hainsey said, After Harrison’s death, and more people are coming to the Golden Triangle area from western Al- councilman’s name will abama and Tupelo than in the past. “People are seeing they can travel be only one on ballot from here through Atlanta to just about anywhere for competitive prices and BY SLIM SMITH good connections,” Hainsey told The [email protected] Dispatch in an email on Wednesday. The death of incum- More travelers were catching flights bent state Rep. Esther out of GTRA than into it, Hainsey said. Harrison early Wednes- Based on June numbers so far, many day leaves one person’s See AIRPORT, 8A name on the ballot in the District 41 election: 2015 Passenger Totals Kabir Karriem, the Co- lumbus councilman January 2,850 from Ward 5. Karriem February 2,659 Birney Imes/Dispatch Staff Alayna Andrews, 6, entertains herself with a Leap Frog, an electronic learning Harrison, 69, had March 3,385 device, Wednesday at the Rosenzweig Arts Center. Alayna’s mother, Maria served as the representative for District April 3,590 Andrews, is a Columbus Arts Council volunteer, and was readying the RAC 41 since 2000 and was to face Karriem basement for upcoming arts camps that will go through June and most of July. in the Aug. 4 Democratic Party prima- May 3,974 Alayna’s father is Johnathon Andrews. See DISTRICT 41, 8A

MUW library renovation continues Phase III includes work on The project’s architect is MORNING Burris/Wagnon Architects, WALK: Clara interior, new storage systems P.A. out of Jackson. Kuntz, of The architects are finaliz- Columbus walks her BY ISABELLE ALTMAN ing specs to use for the Auto- [email protected] dog, Soffie, mated Storage and Retrieval around Azalea System, a computer system Circle Thurs- Architects renovating the John Clayton Miller day morning. Fant Memorial Library on Mississippi Uni- that will store less frequently sought after materials and re- “I have three versity for Women’s campus have begun dogs and like Phase III of the renovations. trieve those materials when patrons request to walk them Phase III includes electrical upgrades and them online, according to Nora Miller, chief all separately the installation of a heating and cooling sys- financial officer and senior vice president every day so I tem, as well as finishing work on the library’s for administration at MUW. can get more exercise,” first floor and working on the existing interi- The architects are also in the process of says Kuntz. or, according to a MUW media release. See LIBRARY, 8A Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff

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1 Who has received the most Acad- June 12: Lowndes County Today School District board meet- emy Awards nominations (18) for an ■ A Conversation with the actress who has only won three? ing, district offices, 11 a.m. Kinseys: The MSU Libraries hosts 2 In 1620, after one failed attempt, June 15: Lowndes Supervi- “A Conversation with the Kinseys” what famous ship finally departed on sors, Courthouse, 9 a.m. its journey to America from the English at 7 p.m. in the John Grisham port, Plymouth? Room of Mitchell Memorial Library June 16: Columbus City Council, Municipal Complex, Madison White 3 There are 206 bones in the human on campus. The Kinsey family will body. What bone is the longest? 5 p.m. Kindergarten, Vernon discuss African American art from 4 What does the acronym “EKG” June 18: Columbus City stand for? The Kinsey Collection displayed at Light and Water, CLW board- High Low 5 Who introduced the eight-hour, five- the library through June 20. Free to 90 69 day work week to Americans? the public. room, noon Chance of t-storms July 7: Columbus City Full forecast on Answers, 8B Council, Municipal Complex, page 2A. Today and Saturday ■ Library book sale: The Friends 5 p.m. of the Columbus-Lowndes Public Li- July 16: Columbus City Light brary host a book sale June 11 from and Water, CLW boardroom, INSIDE 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., and June noon 13 from 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Beth Thompson lives in July 21: Columbus City Classifieds7B Obituaries 5A library, 314 Seventh St. N. Call 662- Starkville and works as a Council, Municipal Complex, 136th Year, No. 78 Comics 6B Opinions 6A 329-5300, for more information. mentor. 5 p.m.

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Wade Payne/Invision/AP Carrie Underwood, right, and Mike Fisher attend the CMT Music Awards at Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday in Nashville, Tenn. Carrie Underwood cleans house at CMT Music Awards

BY MESFIN FEKADU that he has already in- AP Music Writer spired me so much as well as has my husband, Mike.” The CMT Music The show in Nashville, Awards should be re- Tennessee, marked Un- named the Carrie Music derwood’s fourth consec- Television Awards. utive victory for video of Carrie Underwood the year. cleaned house at the coun- The 32-year-old song- try awards show Wednes- day with three wins, in- stress, who also per- cluding video of the year formed, is the most deco- for “Something In the rated CMT Award winner Water,” and she even gave with 13 awards, includ- a shout-out to her 3-month- ing six for video of the old son. year. She walked into the “This is my first awards Bridgestone Arena with show since little Isaiah has five nominations — she been in the world,” said was the leader — and also Underwood, who gave won female video of the birth in late February and year for “Something In AP Photo/Seth Wenig sported a skin-tight white the Water” and collabora- A prison employee stands guard on a tower at the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, N.Y., Wednesday. dress. “I’m sure he’s nap- tive video of the year for Police were resuming house-to-house searches near the maximum-security prison in northern New York where ping on the bus right now, “Somethin’ Bad” with Mi- two killers escaped using power tools, authorities said Wednesday. but I should definitely say randa Lambert.

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An evening t-storm Clouds and sun with Clouds and sun with Partly sunny, a didn’t target Partly sunny in the area a t-storm a t-storm t-storm; humid OVER 70 IN STOCK • ALL SIZES Almanac Data National Weather black teens at Columbus Wednesday Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. All Colors: White, Tan, Blue and Limited Edition Seafoam Temperature High/low ...... 92°/68° Normal high/low ...... 89°/66° YETI Texas pool Record high ...... 102° (1953) ACCESSORIES Record low ...... 51° (1980) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Precipitation • Ramble Tumblers Wednesday ...... 0.00" • Tie Down Kits DALLAS — A white Tex- Month to date ...... 0.08" • Beverage Holders Normal month to date ...... 1.54" as police officer was not tar- Year to date ...... 27.18" • Ice Packs Normal year to date ...... 26.29" geting minorities when he • T-Shirts River Stages wrestled a black teenage Yesterday Flood 7 a.m. 24-hr. • And More! girl to the ground and bran- River stage yest. change dished his gun outside a Tombigbee Amory 20' 11.74' +0.13' pool party, his lawyer said, Bigbee 14' 4.86' -0.30' but rather was fraught with Columbus 15' 5.13' -0.07' Friday Saturday Friday Saturday emotion after responding Fulton 20' 9.29' -0.28' City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Tupelo 21' 2.07' +0.07' Atlanta 84 69 t 89 72 pc Nashville 86 70 t 88 70 pc earlier to two suicide calls. Boston 85 65 pc 79 60 t Orlando 93 74 pc 92 73 t As activists demanded Lake Levels Chicago 78 55 t 69 61 c Philadelphia 94 74 pc 90 68 t Gary’s Pawn & Gun Wednesday that prosecu- Yesterday 7 a.m. 24-hr. Dallas 91 72 pc 88 71 t Phoenix 103 80 s 104 81 s Lake Capacity yest. change Honolulu 86 72 pc 87 72 s Raleigh 90 74 pc 93 73 pc Family Owned & Operated since 1978 tors charge former officer Jacksonville 91 70 pc 93 69 t Salt Lake City 85 59 pc 86 62 s Aberdeen Dam 188' 163.30' +0.08' Memphis 87 72 t 89 74 t Seattle 69 51 s 73 51 pc David Eric Casebolt, his Stennis Dam 166' 136.92' +0.08' 2221 Hwy. 45 North 1030 Hwy. 45 South Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, i-ice, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, © The Dispatch attorney Jane Bishkin said Bevill Dam 136' 136.48' +0.08' r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow Columbus, MS West Point, MS Across from K-Mart Across from Mossy Oak Casebolt apologizes for his Solunar table Sun and Moon New First Full Last 662-327-GARY 662-494-GARY treatment of the girl and to Thursday Friday The solunar Sunrise ..... 5:43 a.m. (4279) (4279) Major ..... 9:12 a.m. Major ..... 9:59 a.m. period schedule others offended by his ac- allows planning days Sunset ...... 8:04 p.m. Minor ..... 2:59 a.m. Minor ..... 3:46 a.m. so you will be fishing Moonrise ... 2:09 a.m. tions Friday at a communi- Major ..... 9:39 p.m. Major ... 10:26 p.m. in good territory or hunting in good cover Moonset .... 3:04 p.m. June 16 June 24 July 1 July 8 ty pool in the Dallas suburb Minor ..... 3:25 p.m. Minor ..... 4:13 p.m. during those times. Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2015 cdispatch.com of McKinney. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 3A MSU SPORTS BLOG ONLINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Visit The Dispatch MSU Sports Blog for breaking For less than $1 per month, print subscribers can get unlimited Bulldog news: www.cdispatch.com/msusports access to story comments, extra photos, newspaper archives and much more with an online subscription. Nonsubscribers can purchase online access for less than $8 per month. @ Go to www.cdispatch.com/subscribe Miss. 1 of 2 states where economy shrank in 2014

prised by it,” Webb said. in Kemper County. Other major and Ergon runs a smaller one ‘I was shocked, very surprised by it’ “What’s different is the magni- contributors to the decline in- in Vicksburg. Refining can be BY JEFF AMY growth in 2013 tude of these trends. This is a cluded agriculture and forestry, very volatile from year to year, The Associated Press were also revised significant contraction.” government, oil and gas pro- with wide swings in the value of downward and Nationwide, the economy duction and utilities. products. JACKSON — Tepid growth now show a 1.1 grew at 2.2 percent. Some The brightest spot was man- Mississippi retained the low- in jobs, income and certain tax- percent contrac- states grew much faster, includ- ufacturing. The value of output est per-capita gross domestic es had suggested Mississippi’s ing North Dakota, where the expanded for both makers of product of any state — $31,551. tion for that year. Webb economy wasn’t growing very State econo- tail end of an oil boom boosted long-lasting goods such as ma- Webb said he’s currently re- fast in recent years. But new mist Darrin Webb had predict- output by a national best of 6.4 chinery, vehicles and furniture, vising his growth predictions figures released Wednesday by ed 1.3 percent growth for 2014, percent. as well as for makers of nondu- for 2015, which he most recent- the federal Bureau of Economic but he said Wednesday that he The weakness was wide- rable goods such as food, gaso- ly forecast at 1.4 percent for Analysis show the state’s econo- had factored in the possibility spread in Mississippi’s $105 line and chemicals. Mississippi. Webb said some my was actually in recession in of a slight decline in output in billion economy, with 12 of the The revised numbers for sectors in Mississippi are pick- 2013 and 2014. 2014. He had not been looking 21 economic sectors measured 2013 show a strong contrac- ing up, but said the state needs The numbers show Missis- for a large decline in the federal showing declines. Construction tion in refining of petroleum a strong national economy to sippi’s economy shrank by 1.2 gross domestic product num- alone accounted for more than and coal products, which was induce growth. percent in 2014, the only state bers, which seek to measure half the decline, which Webb big enough alone to push Mis- “If the national economy is besides Alaska where econom- all the economic output of each attributed to a decline in the sissippi into recession for that barely growing, we’re going to ic output got smaller last year. state. workforce building Mississippi year. Chevron Corp. runs a be barely growing or in reces- Earlier estimates of 1.6 percent “I was shocked, very sur- Power Co.’s $6.2 billion plant large refinery in Pascagoula sion,” Webb said.

Sheriff’s office makes child exploitation arrest tigation. In separate case, 34-year-old charged In an unrelated case, with sexual battery sheriff’s deputies on Tues- day arrested James Cole- DISPATCH STAFF REPORT Robert Wilton Powell, 45, man Richards, 34, of 97 of 145 Christopher Road, Luxapalila Drive in Colum- A Columbus man faces on Monday following a bus on suspicion of sexual a charge of child exploita- months long investigation, Powell Richards battery involving a young tion after he allegedly according to a sheriff’s de- female child, a press re- downloaded child pornog- partment press release. ney General Cyber Crime lease said. raphy. Powell’s bond was set Unit and the Tupelo Police The child’s mother re- Lowndes County sher- at $7,500. Department Forensics ported the incident to au- iff’s deputies arrested The Mississippi Attor- Lab assisted in the inves- thorities on May 29.

Judge: Death row inmate faking memory loss The Clarion-Ledger Robert Simon Jr. sentenced to death for the 1990 reports the Mississippi federal judge ruled Simon killings of three members of a Quitman County family was faking symptoms of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS argues he suffered a brain Simon, now 51, was amnesia. injury in a fall and has no sentenced to death for the “While Simon has en- JACKSON — A federal memory. 1990 killings of three mem- gaged in certain abnormal speech patterns and/or appeals court will decide if Simon filed the appeal bers of a Quitman County behaviors since his alleged a Mississippi death row in- in January with the 5th family. He received a life fall and head injury in Jan- mate is mentally disabled U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- sentence in the death of a uary 2011, the results of © The Dispatch and should not be execut- peals in New Orleans. The fourth family member. two separate expert eval- ed. appeals court recently or- The 5th Circuit stopped uations suggest that he is Robert Simon Jr. has dered Simon’s attorneys Simon’s execution in May feigning symptoms of am- appealed a Mississippi to file briefs by June 16. of 2011 because of ques- nesia,” U.S. District Judge federal judge’s ruling that The state attorney gener- tions about a mental eval- Sharion Aycock wrote in he is competent. Simon al’s brief will follow. uation. December’s ruling. MISA Metal Processing locating operations in Forest Company will supply coils and slit in a news release that the opment Authority provid- project is a $9.8 million in- ed assistance in support Steven C. Wallace steel to Tier 1 automotive suppliers vestment and will initially of the project for public Attorney At Law create 11 jobs. infrastructure improve- MMP will be a supplier THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tier 1 automotive suppli- ments. The City of Forest Criminal Law to UNIPRES, a company ers, is locating a facility in and Scott County provided Personal Injury Claims that produces parts for the Car Wrecks FOREST — MISA Met- Forest in central Missis- automotive industry from assistance, as well. al Processing Inc., suppli- sippi. its plant in Forest. MMP is headquartered Family Law: er of coils and slit steel to Company officialssay The Mississippi Devel- in Portland, Tennessee. Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Wills and Estates Construction Law University of Mississippi names new campus police chief 501 Seventh Street North • Suite 2 Columbus, MS 39701 24-year veteran in law enforcement at Purdue. He managed a of the Federal Bureau of Phone: 662-244-6000 • Fax: 855-787-9901 patrol division of 30 offi- Investigation National Email: [email protected] cers, 13 dispatchers and Academy. takes over Monday a division of four detec- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS over Monday. He replac- tives. He was also respon- es Calvin Sellers who re- sible for departmental Earn Bonus Points OXFORD — Tim tired in May. His hiring training and coordination for Name-Brand Potts, a captain in Purdue was announced Tuesday of security arrangements Merchandise & Exciting University’s police force, in a news release. for athletic events and Travel Rewards is the new campus police The 50-year-old Potts other special events. chief at the University of comes to Ole Miss after Potts has a bachelor’s Mississippi. having served since 2003 degree from St. Joseph’s Use Your Card. Potts, a 24-year veteran as captain of patrol and College in Renssalaer, In- Reward Yourself! in law enforcement, takes administrative operations diana, and is a graduate Merchandise & ScoreCardRewards.com Travel Rewards $20,000 VISA Limits plus ScoreCard® Rewards AREA ARRESTS As a Platinum Preferred cardholder, you receive ScoreCard® Bonus Points every time you The following arrests disorderly use your card for purchases. 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County Sheriff’s Office: possession com and create your online profile then log into your rewards account. ■ Mary Heather Ver- of marijuana • Credit limits up to $20,000 din, 37, was charged with in vehicle • Low fixed rate of 6.9% APR simple assault-felony and and posses- • No annual fee trespassing. sion of weap- • Balance Transfer rate of 2.9% APR for 12 billing cycles ■ Robert Wilton Pow- on by felon. ell, 45, was charged with ■ Zim- Verdin Powell Scott • 25-day grace period on all purchases exploitation of children. meko Mark • Online payment and account information at ■ Janeiro Marquis Weston, 30, ezcardinfo.com Scott, 34, was charged with was charged public drunkenness, resist- with bur- ing arrest, failure to obey a glary-break- police officer and posses- ing and sion of cocaine. entering www.trianglefcu.com ■ Daryl Casey Thomas, dwelling. Main Office Columbus Centre Columbus Eastside Starkville-MSU 29, was charged with no ■ James Thomas Weston Richards P.O. Box 8300 2330 Hwy. 45 N. 126 Alabama Street 12036 Hwy. 182 E. insurance, failure to dim Coleman Columbus, MS 39705 Columbus, MS 39705 Columbus, MS 39702 Starkville, MS 39759 headlight, resisting arrest, Richards, 34, was charged with sexual battery. 662-434-6052 662-327-9450 662-329-6602 662-338-9131 4A THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Business BROWNING ON BUSINESS Golden Triangle to get two Neon Pigs

The business is and an Oddfellows Plus: Columbus gains a owned by Dr. Pamela Society. Gayle Guynup, Lacy, a local obstetri- a developer based in maternity store cian/gynecologist, and California, purchased his column reported in Feb- her husband, Leroy it in 2007, and began a ruary that Neon Pig Cafe is Lacy. Pamela Lacy said rehab process. There Topening a Columbus location. it “became very frustrat- are eight apartments That is still the plan. ing to see my patients upstairs today. Each one And here is an update: Mitchell not have a local materni- is occupied. McCamey, co-owner of the popular ty store to address their Deep South Pout, needs,” so she has done which was located on the Tupelo butcher shop/eatery, said something about it. ground floor for about they plan to open a Starkville loca- Mom 2 Be offers William Browning three years, actually tion, too. clothing for before and occupied two spaces that In fact, spots in both cities are after pregnancy. totalled 2,800 square picked out. Leases are being final- “Our main goal is to carry stylish feet. The spaces have adjoining ized. They will open their doors at maternity wear that is affordable and doors and can be rented together, or the same time. McCamey declined can be worn beyond nine months,” separately. Hudspeth said the spot to say where the locations are, Lacy said. has traditionally housed women’s though, until every detail is in place. The store also carries belly dress shops, but he believes it would He also did not offer when they bands, back braces, compression be ideal for a professional, as well. SOUNDS of SUMMER might open. But he stressed this: socks, rattles, stuffed animals, baby Lastly, we told you last week historic downtown “We’re coming.” carriers, baby bags, breast pumps, that Insomnia Cookie is opening COLUMBUS (McCamey also confirmed to nursing bras, natural supplements a Starkville location. A corporate The Dispatch that Neon Pig Cafe that aid with milk production and spokesperson for the Pennsylva- PRESENTING SPONSOR: will open an Oxford location in the more. Baby shower gift registry is nia-based company who has since fall.) also available. told us the business will open this JUNE 4 Neon Pig Cafe, which opened Just around the corner from Mom summer. No specific date is set. The Juke Joint Gypsies a little more than two years ago 2 Be on Wilkins Wise Road is Deep bakery — which is known for deliv- on North Gloster Street in Tupelo, South Pout, a women’s fashion store, ering cookies to your door until 3 JUNE 18 is known for its nifty sandwiches, which moved there from downtown a.m. everyday — will occupy a 1,200 Poor House Bound tacos, craft beer and burgers made Columbus earlier this year. square foot space at the Cotton Mill from north Mississippi cows and The spot Deep South Pout de- Drive shopping center. In addition JULY 9 pigs. parted — 517 Main St. — is avail- to baked goods, they will serve cold Johnny Coleman Moving on. able for lease, according to Royce milk. There will be barstools to sit & Swing Shift A maternity store has opened in Hudspeth, a local Realtor with Rhett on inside the eatery. Columbus. Real Estate. Browning on Business is a weekly JULY 23 Today at 4 p.m. a grand opening Here’s a rundown: The building, column that runs each Thursday. We Keith and Margie ribbon was cut for “Mom 2 Be,” beside City Hall, was built in 1870. want your input. Send items and tips which is located at 449 Wilkins Wise In its 145-year-old life it has housed to [email protected] or wbrown- Road. a business college, a police station [email protected].

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Road; Move Mobile Home; Pre- Shelters Road; Set Up Mobile Home; City of Columbus mier Homes of the Mid-South ■ Charlie Martin; Westbrook Owner June 2-8 ■ Mike Colvin; Noel Wells Road; Move Mobile Home; ■ Jason Caswell; Stoneridge ■ Annunciation Catholic Road; Set Up Mobile Home; McNairy Mobile Homes Walk; Construct S/F Resi- Church; 802 College Street; Owner ■ Jordan Grove; 416 Stevens dence; Don White Construction New Electrical Service; Buddy ■ Salvation Army; 63 Maid Road; Addition to S/F Resi- Easley Marion Circle; Install Storm dence; Owner ■ James Calaway; 107 Azalea Shelter; Survive A Storm ■ Charlie Martin; Westbrook Drive; Electrical Inspection; Same ■ John David & Racheal Hurt; 318 6th Street South; New Electrical Service; Michael Nichols ■ Renasant Bank; 1865 6th Street North; Mechanical; Brislin Heating and Air ■ Sammie Lee; 94 Airline Road; Hood a Vent; Ralph Pfifer ■ Renasant Bank; 1865 6th Street North; New Plumbing and Gas; Brisling Heating and Air ■ James Calaway; 107 Azalea Drive; New Plumbing; Same ■ Columbus Nissan; 100 Highway 12 East; Temporary Tent; Same ■ Larry Dixon; 2320 4th Ave- nue South; Replace Driveway; Same ■ Donald Jennings; 607 Oak Street; Demolish House; Co- lumbus Fire and Rescue ■ Deblin Hayes; 620 Water- works Road; Up to Code; Same ■ Luke Holman; 1610 Johanna Fairway; Remodeling Roof; Same ■ Terrekkia Joseph; 2421 Washington Avenue; Up to Code; Same ■ Bedzzz Express; 1496 Old Aberdeen Road; Banner; Same ■ James Calaway; 107 Azalea Drive; Convert Bath to ADA; Same ■ Rodney & Cathy Wright; 112 Robinwood Circle; New Garage; Same Lowndes County June 5 ■ Chad Altmyer; 1968 Tay- lor-Thurston Road; Construct Pool; Sobley Pool Company ■ Charles Hall; 1834 Lone Oak Road; Move Mobile Home; Alan’s Mobile Home ■ Charles Hall; 1834 Lone Oak Road; Set Up Mobile Home; Owner ■ Richard Killian; Mims Road; Move Mobile Home; O. B. McQuiller Mobile Home ■ Richard Killian; Mims Road; Set Up Mobile Home; Owner ■ Melvin Howton; 1545 Lone Oak Road; Set Up Mobile Home; Owner ■ David Davis; Daylilly Drive; Construct S/F Residence; Jedidiah Davis ■ Melvin Howton; 1545 Lone Oak Road; Move Mobile Home; Alan’s Mobile Home June 9 ■ Steve McEwen; Nichols Bend; Construct S/F Resi- dence; Custom Home Builders ■ Mike Colvin; Noel Wells The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 5A Health head: Congress’ problem if court voids health law aid In addition, 22 of the 24 ‘Something that repeals the Affordable Care GOP senators up for re-elec- tion next year are from those Act is something the president will not sign’ same 34 states. Many Repub- BY ALAN FRAM haul law, in effect repealing it. lican strategists have said the The Associated Press “Something that repeals the party would face retribution Affordable Care Act is some- from voters in next year’s elec- WASHINGTON — Con- thing the president will not tions if the subsidies are elim- gress and the states will need sign,” she said. inated and Congress does not to find an answer if the Su- Burwell’s comments to the advance legislation protecting preme Court strikes down the House Ways and Means Com- the millions of people who federal subsidies that are a mittee marked a continuation would be hurt. foundation of President Barack of Obama administration ef- The case before the Su- Obama’s health care law, his forts to pressure Republicans preme Court involves a Re- health secretary told lawmak- should the justices void subsi- publican-backed challenge by ers Wednesday. dies that help millions afford conservatives to the 5-year-old Sylvia Burwell also said health insurance. A decision is health law. The suit says the the president would reject expected this month. law limits the subsidies to peo- any proposals restoring those The GOP runs Congress, ple in states that run their own AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta subsidies that Republican law- and 26 of the 34 states likely insurance marketplaces — and Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell testifies on makers have already produced to be hardest hit by such a de- not to residents of the 30-plus Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, before the House Ways because all would roll back cision have Republican gover- states that use the federal and Means Committee hearing on President Barack Obama’s crucial elements of the over- nors. HealthCare.gov website. health care law.

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researcher on sex assault the Canadian Institutes woman who induced abortion Program cut in half the chances with no role in the study, of Health Research and University of Arizona psy- the University of Wind- Still faces a misdemeanor charge of college women would be raped chologist Mary Koss. sor. Results are in today’s BY MARILYNN Five percent of fresh- “Universities should New England Journal of possessing a dangerous drug MARCHIONE man women who went move right away to figure Medicine. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hospital. AP Chief Medical Writer through the four-session out how they can imple- Researchers say as ment a program like this,” many as 20 percent of But he program said they had ALBANY, Ga. — A A program that taught been raped during the fol- she said. “We don’t have women are sexually as- said Jones Georgia prosecutor college women ways to lowing year, compared to to look at women as being saulted during their col- still faces dropped a murder charge prevent sexual assault 10 percent of others who so helpless and vulner- lege years with the risk a misde- Wednesday but is pur- cut in half the chances were just given brochures able. There are tools to greatest the first year. m e a n o r suing a drug possession they would be raped over on assault prevention. At- empower women that can Women who have been charge of the next year, a Canadian count against a 23-year- possessing tempted rapes also were dramatically cut their risk assaulted in the past are Jones study found. It was the lower — about 3 percent of rape.” more likely to be again, old woman accused of a danger- first large, scientific test in the training group ver- The study involved and about a third of the ending her pregnancy ous drug, of resistance training, and sus more than 9 percent about 900 students, ages women in this study had without a prescription, which Georgia law de- the strong results should of the others. 17 to 24, at the universities such a history, partly ac- using pills she bought fines as any drug requir- spur more universities to The results are “star- of Windsor, Guelph and counting for the high rate online. ing a prescription. offer it, experts say. tling,” said a prominent Calgary. It was funded by of rape at one year. Dougherty County The dismissal of the District Attorney Greg murder charge police had Edwards dismissed a used to arrest Jones was malice murder charge praised by Lynn Paltrow, against 23-year-old Ken- an attorney and execu- AREA OBITUARIES lissia Jones, who spent tive director of National about three days in jail Advocates for Pregnant COMMERCIAL DISPATCH Shanklin of New Jersey, Friday at born in Forest on Nov. after seeking help at a Women in New York. OBITUARY POLICY Sarah Bell of California the lower 11, 1935, to the late Obituaries with basic informa- and Lucy Mae Guyton level of Walterine Pace Nelson tion including visitation and of Memphis, Tennes- the James and Howard Stewart. service times, are provided Preplanning is free of charge. Extended see. M. Trotter She was a member obituaries with a photograph, Conven- of West End Baptist one of the greatest detailed biographical informa- Lester Moore tion Cen- Church. tion and other details families ter with Cockrell In addition to her gifts you can may wish to include, are avail- STARKVILLE — Lester Moore Jr., 58, the Rev. parents, she was pre- able for a fee. Obituaries must Aaron C. Smith officiat- give your be submitted through funeral died June 7, 2015, in ceded in death by one homes unless the deceased’s Starkville. ing. Burial will follow at son, David Craven; one family. body has been donated to Services are 11 a.m. Memorial Gardens. Vis- sister, Peggy Stewart; © The Dispatch science. If the deceased’s Saturday at Centu- itation is today from 1-7 and one brother, Ken- 1131 Lehmberg Rd. FUNERAL HOME 662-328-1808 Columbus, MS www.lowndesfuneralhome.net body was donated to science, ry-Hairston Funeral p.m. at Carter’s Funeral neth Stewart. & CREMATORY the family must provide official Home in Starkville. Services of Columbus. She is survived by proof of death. Please submit Mr. Cockrell was all obituaries on the form pro- Burial will follow at Fox her husband, James vided by The Commercial Dis- Cemetery in Starkville. born in Columbus on Howard Craven of PATRICIA DISMUKES patch. Free notices must be Visitation is Friday Jan. 16, 1959, to the West Point; sons, Patricia Alice Dismukes, age 89, died Sunday submitted to the newspaper from noon-5 p.m. at the late Joseph Davis and Randy H. Craven and June 07, 2015 at Aurora Health & Rehabilitation no later than 3 p.m. the day funeral home. Estell Cockrell. He Mikel R. Craven, both in Columbus. prior for publication Tuesday Mr. Moore was born was a graduate of S.D. of West Point and through Friday; no later than 4 Mrs. Dismukes was born on Thursday, in Starkville on Feb. 2, Lee High School and Ricky D. Craven of January 21, 1926 in Oklahoma, and was the face p.m. Saturday for the Sunday Mississippi Valley State edition; and no later than 7:30 1957, to the late Lester Mathiston; daughters, of Miz Lou’s Barbeque in Columbus for many a.m. for the Monday edition. Moore Sr. and Sadell University, and a U.S. Debbie Myrick and years. She was preceded in death by her husband Incomplete notices must be re- Tate Moore. He was Air Force veteran. He Darlene Wright, both William O. Dismukes. No services are planned at ceived no later than 7:30 a.m. formerly employed as a was formerly employed of West Point; broth- this time. for the Monday through Friday laborer. as an investment er, Atlay Ray Stewart editions. Paid notices must be Survivors include: One Daughter: Michelle He is survived by specialist with Deloitte of New Mexico; 10 Montgomery (Kenneth Vaughn), Caledonia, MS; finalized by 3 p.m. for inclusion Investment and Gen- the next day Monday through brothers, William Hen- grandchildren; and 18 One Son: Elliott Dismukes (Shannon), Columbus, Corp. Thursday; and on Friday by 3 ry Tate and Ellis Bishop great-grandchildren. MS; Six Grandchildren: Katelyn Dismukes Tyler p.m. for Sunday and Monday Jr., both of Starkville. In addition to his par- Pallbearers are Boltwood, Tristin Dismukes, Amber Kilby, publication. For more informa- ents, he was preceded Dustin Craven, Teddy Michael Montgomery and William Montgomery tion, call 662-328-2471. William Hubbard in death by one brother, Craven, Robin Myrick, (Lindsey); Two Great Grandchildren: Trisha STARKVILLE — Frankie L. Cockrell. Jamie Dennis, Scott An- Kilby and Kai Lee Montgomery. 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FROM OUR WEBSITE Reader comment The following is an edited selection of reader comments posted at the end of stories and columns published on-line. More can be found at www.cdispatch. com. Harrison, Lowndes Co. leader, dies at 69 Jack_Murray: This is really unfortunate. Many will mourn her. Ms. Harrison was not one to stir controversy or animosity. That’s why a lot of people liked her. That’s all going to change now. More and more people will miss her style when the trouble starts that’s surely coming. It will be like the difference between night and day. At least one good thing will come, definitely not from Ms. Esther’s passing, but from the elevation of someone who doesn’t have her experience or maturity to temper their tendency to judge first and speak from ignorance. That being that a seat on the city council will be open. Our View: Four years of fight- ing has produced no winners Scooter Rider: The meetings are posted on the You Tube. Here is link: https://m.youtube.com/ channel/... Our View: Poverty’s difficult THE WORKPLACE questions Tony Clifton: No wants to talk about perpetual war. We Is Jimmy John’s bullying workers have meet the real enemy ... and he is us. Just wait for that deluge when all these returning with non-compete agreements? “heroes” have no job prospects and start filing for disability According to legend, it school or a downsized moth- I’m thinking: crumbless bread. Or a entitlements. ... happened because he didn’t er trying to keep the lights new kind of relish that promotes weight want to leave the gaming on, making and delivering loss. Or maybe they’re about to unveil a frank: … We’ve spent 50 table. Maybe he was riding a sandwiches for the some- creative menu where customers are no years digging this hole and it hot streak. what more modest wages longer stuck with the same dull options could take 20 years to climb out Whatever the reason, he for which fast-food jobs are they have at Subway. Maybe chunky of it but it can only be done if couldn’t be bothered with famous. penguin salad on rye? we change the system starting going to eat, so he told his As reported by the Huff- Sen. Al Franken is not persuaded by now. servants to bring him a ington Post, the contract that logic. He’s co-sponsored a bill to piece of meat between two says that for two years after end the practice of requiring low-wage slices of bread instead. Thus leaving Jimmy John’s, the workers to sign these agreements. Patrick Buchanan: Imperial was gastronomic history employee “will not have any I called his office for comment and overstretch casually made by John Leonard Pitts direct or indirect interest received a written statement decry- Raider: Man, how things Montagu, an 18th-century in or perform services for ing what Franken called an “unfair have changed. I remember British statesman and the It’s not any business which derives practice” which erects “hurdles and when Pat Buchanan was the 4th Earl of Sandwich. more than 10 percent of barriers” and robs low-wage workers of crazy Republican. Now, he may In the centuries since something its revenue from selling mobility be one of the last sane Republi- Montagu inadvertently in- submarine, hero-type, de- I knew he had to be mistaken, so I cans left. vented it, the sandwich has one would li-style, pita and/or wrapped contacted Jimmy John’s to hear how made many strides. Peanut or rolled sandwiches” and this policy is actually needed to pro- Protests follow video of butter came along in 1890, expect to be which is located within tect corporate secrets. A person who officer drawing gun on sliced bread in 1930. Dag- three miles of any Jimmy declined to be identified by name wrote wood Bumstead, who first required of a John’s. that the company does not “currently” black teens conceived of the sandwich On the face of it, it seems require its workers to sign non-com- Raider: … Yes, I sleep well as a high-rise structure, was kid working the kind of callous, arrogant, pete agreements. under the protection of the po- born that same year. mean-spirited corporate Obviously, that was a typo. Obvi- lice. ... When it comes to police, But Jimmy John’s, a sand- after school or mistreatment of low-wage ously, what the person meant is that they are like any group, some wich maker with 2,000 out- workers that low-wage Jimmy John’s “does not, never has and are good and some are bad. … lets in 43 states and the Dis- a downsized workers complain about all never would” do such a thing, unless, As far as police actions being trict of Columbia, has come the time. But we know low- of course, it was necessary to protect put under a microscope ... they up with the greatest advance mother trying wage workers are not to be privileged information. Otherwise, it’s should be. Police are supposed in sandwich tech since Mon- trusted, right? If they were just petty tyranny and as we all know, to be trained professionals that tagu himself. It must have. to keep the trustworthy, wouldn’t they no American corporation would behave are given awesome powers Why else would it require be making more money? like that. and deadly weapons. As shown its frontline workers to sign lights on … That’s just logic. Don’t you I emailed Jimmy John’s for clarifi- many times, their decision can non-compete agreements as watch Fox? Besides, cor- cation. I’m still waiting, but I’m sure lead to the immediate death of a condition of employment? porations are people, my friend — a they’ll get back to me any minute. citizens. … That’s the kind of contract typically great man once said that — and decent Meantime, who’s up for lunch? Dibs required of the high-ranking executive people don’t treat other people that on the penguin salad. whose annual compensation could way, so what looks like petty bullying of Leonard Pitts is a columnist for The Imagination Library: retire the debt of a developing nation. vulnerable workers must actually be an Miami Herald, 1 Herald Plaza, Miami, Give the gift of books It’s not something one would expect attempt to protect some new sandwich Fla., 33132. Readers may contact him to be required of a kid working after innovation those workers are privy to. via e-mail at [email protected]. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 7A

BUSINESS BRIEFS Sanders hired business interests, as well as pro- MAI membership designation, vide SII additional service revenue. The United way of Lowndes which is held by appraisers who SII has marketed ammonia County is proud to announce and are experienced in the valuation derivative products from HAT welcome Mrs. Renee Sanders as and evaluation of commercial, for over 13 years, with anticipat- its new volunteer industrial, residential and other ed future growth. SII will be center director. Mrs. types of properties, and who advise the terminal operator, adding 11 Sanders brings with clients on real estate investment employees to SII’s workforce. The her eighteen years of decisions. The designation was other 50% partner in HAT is Potash granted April 14 and Brooks was work experience in Corporation of Saskatchewan the education field. honored during the annual sum- (PCS), one of the world’s largest mer meeting of the Mississippi She comes to us from fertilizer companies. PCS serves East Mississippi chapter of the Appraisal Institute anhydrous ammonia direct to large held at Lake Tiak-O’Khata. Now Open! Community College, volume customers through the where she served in Sanders By receiving the MAI desig- Every thursday through August • 4:00-7:00 p.m. HAT terminal. nation, Brooks has joined an elite a student support ca- group of appraisers who have met pacity. She also served as a United rigorous professional requirements Way campaign coordinator while Frazure hired Mossy oak outlet pavilion BankFirst announces the recent relating to education, testing, expe- at EMCC. Mrs. Sanders holds an addition of Chase Frazure. He will rience and demonstration of knowl- hwy. 45 N. • West point, MS MS from Mississippi University serve as senior vice-president/ edge, understanding and ability. for Women, and a BA from Jackson business banker at The MAI designation is received Shop at the West Point Farmers’ Market, State University. In her spare time, Columbus Main. upon the successful completion of she teaches college level courses then stay, listen to music and eat at: Chase is a graduate a graduate-level curriculum, which and is a fitness instructor in the of Holmes Communi- includes a comprehensive exam, Music on the Patio community. We are pleased to have ty College, Mississip- a written demonstration appraisal Mrs. Sanders on board, and look 1249 Hwy. 45 S. Alt. pi State University, report and attaining 4,500 hours forward to serving Lowndes Coun- The Mississippi of qualifying experience require- West Point © The Dispatch ty residents and organizations well School of Banking, ments. Also, designees must abide with her at the helm of the volun- Contact The Growth Alliance at 662-494-5121 or The Southeastern by both the appraisal profession’s teer center. Frazure School of Commer- Uniform Standards of Professional www.westpointms.org for more information. cial Lending, and is Appraisal Practice (USPAP) and Southern Ionics Inc. makes currently in his final year at The the Appraisal Institute’s Standards purchase Graduate School of Banking at of Professional Practice and Code Southern Ionics Incorporated LSU. He has 14 years of banking of Ethics. (SII), a West Point based inorganic experience including 8 years in MAIs are recognized experts chemical manufacturer, mining commercial lending. He is a 2013 in appraising properties of all company, and terminal operator, graduate of the Leadership Lown- kinds and form a business network has purchased CF Industries des class and will be serving in the encompassing markets nationwide Holdings, Inc.’s indirect ownership Exchange Club. He is a member of and around the world. Currently, interest in Houston Ammonia Ter- East End Baptist Church with his about 8,000 real estate apprais- wife Lindsey, his son Hayden, and minal, L.P. (HAT), effective June 5. al professionals hold the MAI his daughter Kambree. Located in Pasadena, Texas, HAT designation, with another 3,400 provides ammonia storage services practitioners seeking it. Brooks, Weekend Special and supplies upgraded ammonia Brooks awarded also a licensed real estate broker, products to local and regional US W. Michael Brooks, MAI, W. is a member of the Golden Triangle Mediterranean Seafood Pasta Gulf Coast markets. This is a stra- M. Brooks & Associates, LLC, Association of REALTORS® and with a tegic acquisition that will secure Starkville has been awarded the serves on the City of Starkville Southern Ionics’ Aqua Ammonia Appraisal Institute’s prestigious Planning and Zoning Commission. Lemon White Wine Cream Sauce Why Americans are getting new credit cards Available at: credit card fraud happens of the year. Tens of thou- Banks replacing tens of millions of in the U.S. even though sands of individual mer- the country only makes chants need to upgrade

magnetic strips with computer chips © The Dispatch up roughly 25 percent of their equipment to allow BY KEN SWEET old magnetic strip cards. all credit card transac- for chip transactions in- AP Business Writer tions, according to a re- Central Station Jackson Square That 50-year-old technol- stead of “swipe-and-sign” 200 S. Montgomery Street port by Barclays put out 1927 Hwy. 45 North ogy, replaced in most of ones. If the stores aren’t NEW YORK — A big last week. Starkville Columbus ready, they could be on change is happening in- world, lingers on the back This entire switch is www.eatwithus.com side your wallet. of U.S. cards and is easily a massive undertaking. the hook to cover the cost gift cards available in store or online U.S. banks, tired of copied by thieves, leav- Roughly half of all U.S. of fraud. spending billions each ing people vulnerable to credit and debit cards will year to pay back fleeced fraud. Roughly half of all be replaced by the end consumers, are in the process of replacing tens of millions of old magnet- ic strip credit and debit cards with new cards that are equipped with com- puter chips that store ac- count data more securely. By autumn, millions of Americans will have made the switch from the Hydrangeas and House votes to Japanese Maples repeal country- are great for of-origin labeling adding color to on meat your landscape. Canada and Mexico had threatened trade Stop by and let retaliation our friendly and BY MARY CLARE JALONICK The Associated Press knowledgeable

WASHINGTON — Under threat of trade staff show retaliation from Canada and Mexico, the House you our wide has voted to repeal a law requiring country-of-ori- gin labels on packages of selection. beef, pork and poultry. The World Trade Or- ganization rejected a U.S. appeal last month, ruling the labels that say where animals were born, raised and slaughtered are dis- criminatory against the two U.S. border coun- tries. Both have said they plan to ask the WTO for permission to impose bil- lions of dollars in tariffs on American goods. The House voted 300- 131 to repeal labels that

tell consumers what coun- © The Dispatch tries the meat is from — for example, “born Don’t forget Dad! in Canada, raised and slaughtered in the United States” or “born, raised Father’s Day is June 21. and slaughtered in the United States.” 604 18th Ave. N. • Columbus • 662-327-6664 The WTO ruled against Open 7:30am-5:30pm Monday- Saturday, Sunday 1-4pm the labels last year. 8A THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com GIRLS STATE

Mark Wilson/Dispatch Staff American Legion Auxiliary Girls State high school juniors from all corners of Mississippi visit Davis Wade Stadium on Monday. Mississippi State University is hosting Girls State this week.

Shooting Continued from Page 1A p.m. Wednesday, accord- which were described as gotta be stopped,” one per- and get my son out of his ing to Capt. Fred Shelton “extremely loud.” They son posted. bed.” with CPD. were listening to scan- Another posted: “I un- Another: “I’m calling Southside residents ners, trying to track the derstand no place is safe, momma worried.” Moving Sale of who live near the area took incident and stay out of but geesh I live on South- Another: “Praying.” © The Dispatch to Facebook to warn oth- harm’s way. side.” And: “Jesus just cover ers about the gunshots, “That’s so sad, but this Another: “I had to run us all is my prayer.” MSUDr. Horticulture Jim Professor DelPrince & Antique Collector This Weekend, June 12-14 District 41 Friday & Saturday, 9am-4:30pm • Sunday, 1-4pm Continued from Page 1A 906 Third Ave. S., Columbus, MS 39701 ry. There are no Republi- Dispatch that Harrison’s “Because of the unfortu- Aug. 4 primary and the Photos at estatesales.net can candidates in the race. name will not appear on nate death of Rep. Har- Nov. 3 general election. The ballot will include the ballot. rison, pursuant to Miss. On Wednesday, David Beard & Walker Estate Sales only Karriem’s name. “Rep. Harrison’s name Code Ann. Section 23-15- Armstrong, chief operat- 122 5th Street South, Columbus, MS According to the Lown- will not appear on the 365, write-in votes will be ing officer for Columbus, 386-6157 • 361-0000 • Tues. - Sat. 11-6 des County circuit clerk’s ballot, assuming we are counted for this race.” declined to discuss how office, election ballots advised by the State Dem- Since no independent, the city would find a per- have not yet been print- ocratic Executive Com- third party or Republican son to represent Ward 5 on ed. Pamela Weaver, with mittee to remove Rep. candidate qualified for the council when Karriem the Mississippi Secretary Harrison’s name by rea- the election, Karriem will vacates the seat, saying it of State’s office, told The son of death,” Weaver said. run unopposed in both the was insensitive. Airport Continued from Page 1A of the travelers leaving the plant in the Netherlands. from the U.S. Depart- vice, the primary target is area seemed to have come Hainsey expects to ment of Transportation American Airlines which back in early this month. have the same numbers of to attract westbound is currently merging with The three most popular travelers for the foresee- service. Hainsey said US Air. destinations for travelers able future. There is little the airport is discussing “Until that merger is were Atlanta, New York room to grow the existing with airlines the possibil- further along the road and Washington D.C., flight structure because ity of increasing flights we do not expect to see Hainsey said. GTRA also flights are so full, he said. and offering westbound any growth in the small- gets a lot of travel to and However, GTRA is in the services. However, those er markets like ours,” from Europe, partially be- midst of construction on talks are complicated by Hainsey said. cause of Airbus Helicop- the runway, ramps, taxi- the lack of qualified pi- The airlines will be ters, an American sub- way and parking lot, at a lots, particularly of small- able to discuss provid- sidiary of a French and cost of $2 million. er aircraft like the type ing those services by the German company, and Last year, GTRA re- that fly into GTRA, he end of this year or early PACCAR, which has a ceived a $750,000 grant said. For westbound ser- spring 2016, he added.

Library Continued from Page 1A identifying security gates Frequency Identification dated furniture scheme The renovations are to use in conjunction with System. for the library which fac- estimated to cost $18 a new book tracking sys- Miller said the archi- ulty and staff members million and be finished tem called the Radio tects will present an up- will be able to test. spring 2017.

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CLEVELAND — His eyes were slits, barely open. LeBron James looked as if he could nod off at any second, drop his head on the table and take a much-deserved nap. Carrying a team, along with the hopes of a city desperate for a championship is exhausting. “I’m not getting much sleep,” he said. Or a lot of help. Through sheer force and will, James is not only pushing the banged-up Cavaliers forward in these NBA Finals, he’s piecing together an historic personal performance. Playing the way he has to, but not how he prefers, James has his team within two wins of a title that even he didn’t think was likely when the season began. James Yet here are the Cavs, down two All-Stars, their fill-in point guard trying to re-hydrate himself after being hospitalized for dehydration and their best perimeter defender barely able to lift his left arm over his head, lead- ing the Golden State Warriors 2-1 entering Game 4 tonight. See CAVALIERS, 6B Warriors confident they can come back

BY BRIAN MAHONEY The Associated Press

USA Basketball CLEVELAND — All things considered, the Columbus High School rising sophomore Robert Woodard II goes up for a dunk Wednesday against Puerto Rico in Golden State Warriors would rather have been the FIBA Americas U16 Championships in Bahia Blanca, Argentina. golfing. That’s what some players did the last time they found themselves in this situation, when they were getting Woodard II, USA win opener in rout outmuscled and even outhustled, banged and beaten by a bigger From Special Reports USA 105, Puerto Rico 54 steals, and one blocked shot. Eleven team. players logged 12 or more minutes. They couldn’t get a tee time BAHIA BLANCA, Argentina — “Typically our first game for Robert Woodard II and the USA All 12 members of the U.S. team Wednesday. NBA Finals rules us over the past couple of years is required the team to come to the Men’s Under-16 National Team scored. Wendell Carter Jr. (Pace one where we struggle,” said USA Curry - Academy/Fairburn, Georgia) and arena for media obligations on the opened play at the FIBA Amer coach Don Showalter (Iowa City icas U16 Championship in style Kevin Knox II (Tampa Catholic off day. H.S., Iowa), who also has coached Wednesday. High School/Tampa, Florida) had 15 “So it’s going to be dark by the time we get out the previous three USA U16 Nation- Markus Howard (Findlay Prep, points, Gary Trent Jr. (Apple Valley of here,” swingman Andre Iguodala said. al Teams. “But I thought our ener- Nevada/Chandler, Arizona) scored H.S./Apple Valley, Minnesota) had But just as they fought their way out of that sit- a game-high 19 points to lead six 12 points, and Jordan Brown (Wood- gy level was tremendous the whole uation against Memphis in the Western Confer- U.S. scorers in double digits, and creek H.S./ Roseville, California) and game. I’ve always said that when ence semifinals, they believe they will overcome Woodard II had two points in 14 Jalen Hill (Corona Centennial H.S./ our seven guys come off the bench, another 2-1 deficit now against Cleveland. minutes to lead the USA to a 105-54 Corona, California) had 11. we don’t lose anything from what “We’ll figure out our game and the adjust- victory against Puerto Rico. Jarred Vanderbilt (Victory Prep our starters give us. That was the ments we need to make as we watch film later The tournament serves as the School/Houston, Texas) had game- case tonight.” today, and we’ll be ready tomorrow to give our Americas zone qualifier for the 2016 high 10 rebounds to go with seven The USA, which is the three- best effort,” MVP Stephen Curry said. “I feel like FIBA U17 World Championship. points. Howard had a game-best time defending FIBA Americas U16 we’re pretty confident we can turn this around.” The top four finishing nations from four assists. Championship gold medalists, will They’ve accomplished it before, against a the FIBA Americas U16 Champion- Woodard II, a rising sophomore at continue preliminary play today team that did some of the same things the Cava- ship will earn a berth to the 2014 Columbus High, was 1-for-1 from the against Dominican Republic and liers are doing now. U17 Worlds. field. He also had four rebounds, two Friday against Brazil. See WARRIORS, 6B

SOCCER COLLEGE BASEBALL: World Series U.S. ignoring comments by former coach New ball receives good Women will play Pia Sundhage in next match against Sweden in group stage of World Cup BY ANNE M. PETERSON U.S. coach Jill Ellis was asked about the report reviews, but will it fly? The Associated Press before a team practice Wednesday afternoon. “For me, all I do is focus on my players and my BY ERIC OLSON WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The U.S. national The Associated Press SCHEDULE team and our preparation,” Ellis said. “That’s really SATURDAY’S GAMES team is dismissing critical comments that former where my mind is at. I think I’ve made it pretty clear OMAHA, Neb. — The n Arkansas (40-23) vs. coach Pia Sundhage made about some of the team’s that distractions don’t really creep into my mind Virginia (37-22), 2 p.m. home run is back in col- players. when I’m trying to prepare my players.” n Florida (46-19) vs. Miami lege baseball, thanks to The United States is preparing to face Sund- Sundhage coached the United States for five (49-15), 7 p.m. the new flat-seam ball put hage’s current team, Sweden, in a group-stage years, guiding the team to a pair of Olympic gold SUNDAY’S GAMES into play this year. Every- match Friday at the Women’s World Cup. Sundhage medals as well as the final of the 2011 World Cup in n TCU (51-13) vs. LSU one now wants to see if spoke about U.S. players including forward Abby Germany, which the United State lost to Japan on (53-10), 2 p.m. the trend carries over to n Cal State Fullerton Wambach and midfielder Carli Lloyd toThe New penalty kicks. the College World Series (39-23) vs. Vanderbilt York Times in a story published Tuesday. See U.S. WOMEN, 5B in its cavernous stadium. (47-19), 7 p.m. “Justifiably, all eyes will be on Omaha to see how INSIDE Wood helps U.S. men earn first win vs. Germany the ball performs there. I n MORE COLLEGE know ours will be,” said BASEBALL: Capsule By The Associated Press Bobby Wood, whose 90th-min- touch and sent a 23-yard shot on Damani Leech, the NCAA previews of the teams that ute goal Friday gave the U.S. a 4-3 a hop past goalkeeper Ron-Rob- director of championships have advanced to Omaha, COLOGNE, Germany — Five win in Amsterdam, scored in the ert Zieler. and alliances. Nebraska. Page 4B days after beating the Nether- 87th minute for the improbable “I think we did that like 20 Traditionally, the lands for the first time, the Unit- victory in an exhibition against times yesterday,” Wood said. “It’s threat of the big inning That could change ed States defeated Germany in the nation that won last year’s kind of funny that it happened has been part of the ap- when the CWS begins Sat- Germany for the first time. World Cup. that exact way.” peal of college baseball. urday. The less wind-resis- The Americans could not be U.S. captain Michael Bradley It was just the second inter- But in the four years the tant flat-seam ball boosted more confident heading into next passed to Brad Evans, wide on national goal for the 22-year-old CWS has been played at month’s CONCACAF Gold Cup. the right flank, and Evans made from Hawaii, whose German TD Ameritrade Park, only scoring and home runs “It makes us world champions, a 25-yard diagonal pass to Wood, club, Erzgebirge Auehas, was 25 home runs have been across the country all sea- right?” goalkeeper Brad Guzan who had entered in the 74th min- relegated to the third division hit in 59 games. Just three son, and 135 home runs joked after Wednesday night’s 2-1 ute. Wood trapped the ball just during a season in which he was were hit in each of the last were hit in regionals and victory over the Germans. outside the arc, swiveled, took a See U.S. MEN, 5B two years. See CWS, 5B 2B THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

AMERICAN CONFERENCE a-Friday, July 10 — vs. Haiti at Foxborough, BRIEFLY Baseball South Division Massachusetts, 7:30 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA a-Monday, July 13 — vs. Panama at Kansas ON THE AIR American League Jacksonville 6 5 0 .545 570 545 City, Kansas, 8:30 p.m. East Division Orlando 6 5 0 .545 630 601 Nov. 7-17 — World Cup qualifiers a-CONCACAF Gold Cup Local W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 4 6 0 .400 454 484 Today New York 33 26 .559 — East Division New Columbus High boys basketball coach Riley will hold ATHLETICS Tampa Bay 32 28 .533 1½ W L T Pct PF PA Tennis Toronto 31 30 .508 3 Philadelphia 10 1 0 .909 650 497 camp at school 7:30 p.m. — NCAA, Division I Championships, Baltimore 28 30 .483 4½ Cleveland 6 5 0 .545 607 572 ATP World Tour Boston 27 33 .450 6½ New Orleans 2 9 0 .182 453 605 New Columbus High School boys basketball coach Luther events TBA, at Eugene, Oregon, ESPN Central Division MercedesCup Riley will hold a basketball camp for boys and girls in kindergarten CYCLING W L Pct. GB Friday’s Games Wednesday through eighth grade June 28-30 at the high school. Kansas City 34 23 .596 — Jacksonville at Tampa Bay, 6 p.m. At TC Weissenhof, Stuttgart, Germany 11 p.m. — Criterium du Dauphine, stage 5, Minnesota 33 26 .559 2 Cleveland at New Orleans, 7:30 p.m. Purse: $713,300 (WT250) The camp is free, but there is a $25 registration fee that covers Digne-les-Bains to Pra Loup, France (same-day Detroit 31 29 .517 4½ Arizona at Portland, 9 p.m. Surface: Grass-Outdoor insurance, a picture with coach Riley, a T-shirt, a wristband, a Chicago 28 30 .483 6½ Las Vegas at Spokane, 9 p.m. Singles tape), NBC Sports Network Saturday’s Games Luther Riley instructional DVD, and a report card. Cleveland 27 31 .466 7½ Second Round GOLF West Division Philadelphia at Orlando, 6 p.m. Gael Monfils (4), France, def. Andreas For more information, go to lrbasketball.com, or contact the W L Pct. GB Los Angeles at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. Haider-Maurer, Austria, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (5). camp director at 601-832-4589. 10 a.m. — Champions Tour, SENIOR PLAYERS Houston 34 27 .557 — Viktor Troicki (8), Serbia, def. Alexander Championship, first round, at Pittsburgh, TGC Texas 31 28 .525 2 Zverev, Germany, 6-3, 6-7 (6), 6-3. Los Angeles 29 30 .492 4 Hockey Sam Groth, Australia, def. Feliciano Lopez (3), New Hope High School football team will hold camp Noon — PGA of America, Women’s PGA Champi- Seattle 27 32 .458 6 NHL Playoffs Spain, 3-6, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (6). onship, first round, at Harrison, New York, TGC Oakland 24 37 .393 10 FINALS Philipp Kohlschreiber (6), Germany, def. Jerzy The New Hope High School football team will hold a camp (Best-of-seven; x-if necessary) Janowicz, Poland, 6-4, 6-4. for players 5 years old through the seventh grade Tuesday, June 3 p.m. — PGA Tour, St. Jude Classic, first round, Wednesday’s Games Wednesday, June 3 Doubles Toronto 7, Miami 2 Chicago 2, Tampa Bay 1 First Round 26-Friday, June 26 at the school’s field house and practice field by at Memphis, Tennessee, TGC Washington 5, N.Y. Yankees 4, 11 innings Saturday, June 6 Rohan Bopanna, India, and Florin Mergea (4), the school. 6 p.m. — Web.com Tour, Rust-Oleum Champion- Baltimore 5, Boston 2 Tampa Bay 4, Chicago 3 Romania, def. Marin Cilic, Croatia, and Frank Chicago Cubs 12, Detroit 3 Monday’s Game Moser, Germany, 6-3, 7-6 (10). The camp will run from 6-8:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. It will ship, first round, at Westlake, Ohio (same-day Tampa Bay 4, L.A. Angels 2 Tampa Bay 3, Chicago 2 Wednesday’s Game Andre Begemann, Germany, and Julian run from 9-11:30 a.m. Friday. Seattle 9, Cleveland 3 Knowle, Austria, def. Andreas Beck and tape), TGC Chicago White Sox 4, Houston 1 Chicago 2, Tampa Bay 1, series tied 2-2 Michael Berrer, Germany, 7-6 (4), 6-2. Those interested in attending are asked to call to pre-register 4 a.m. — European PGA Tour, Lyoness Open, Kansas City 7, Minnesota 2 Saturday’s Game and reserve a spot. Call New Hope coach Kris Pickle 662-397-7942, Oakland 5, Texas 4 Chicago at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Mate Pavic, Croatia, and Michael Venus, New second round, at Atzenbrugg, Austria, TGC Monday’s Game Zealand, def. Andreas Seppi, Italy, and Viktor assistant coach Kyle Watson 601-934-2929, or assistant coach Today’s Games MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Seattle (Happ 3-1) at Cleveland (Marcum 2-1), Tampa Bay at Chicago, 7 p.m. Troicki, Serbia, 6-4, 3-6, 10-6. Michael Campbell 662-825-2260 to pre-register. Those interested 11:10 a.m. Wednesday, June 17 Dustin Brown, Germany, and Andreas x-Chicago at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. also can register day of the camp. 11 a.m. — Regional coverage, San Diego at Texas (Ch.Gonzalez 2-0) at Oakland (Kazmir Haider-Maurer, Austria, def. Borna Coric and Atlanta or Seattle at Cleveland, MLB 2-4), 2:35 p.m. Ante Pavic, Croatia, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (5). Registration will be from 5-6 p.m. Tuesday Boston (Miley 5-5) at Baltimore (Tillman 3-7), Soccer Alexander Peya, Austria, and Bruno Soares The cost is $50 per player, which includes a T-shirt, Gatorade 11 a.m. — San Diego at Atlanta, SportSouth 6:05 p.m. (3), Brazil, def. Philipp Petzschner and Jan- L.A. Angels (Richards 5-4) at Tampa Bay MLS Lennard Struff, Germany, 6-2, 6-3. and candy bar daily, and a camp award (by age group). 6 p.m. — Regional coverage, San (Colome 3-2), 6:10 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Quarterfinals Players are asked to bring cleats, shorts, and a T-shirt. They Francisco at N.Y. Mets or Boston at Baltimore, Friday’s Games W L T Pts GF GA Feliciano Lopez and Rafael Nadal, Spain, def. also are asked to bring money the first day of camp. N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 7-2) at Baltimore D.C. United 8 4 4 28 20 15 Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah (5), MLB (U.Jimenez 3-3), 6:05 p.m. New England 5 4 6 21 20 20 Colombia, walkover. Pickle and members of his coaching staff and his team will NBA Cleveland (Salazar 6-1) at Detroit (Price 5-2), Toronto FC 6 5 1 19 19 16 6:08 p.m. Orlando City 4 5 5 17 19 19 Topshelf Open serve as camp instructors. 8 p.m. — Playoffs, Finals, game 4, Players will learn a variety of skills, including the starting stance Chicago White Sox (Danks 3-5) at Tampa Bay New York 4 4 5 17 17 17 Wednesday Golden State at Cleveland, WKDH-WTVA (Undecided), 6:10 p.m. Columbus 4 6 4 16 20 21 At Autotron Rosmalen for all positions, how to grip and throw the football, how to take a Toronto (Hutchison 5-1) at Boston (J.Kelly 2-4), Philadelphia 4 9 3 15 18 25 Den Bosch, Netherlands SOCCER 6:10 p.m. Montreal 4 4 2 14 13 15 Purse: ATP, $671,200 (WT250); WTA, drop at quarterback, how to take a handoff properly, the proper way Chicago 4 7 2 14 17 20 Minnesota (Milone 2-1) at Texas (W.Rodriguez $250,000 (Intl.) to carry a football, the proper fundamentals of catching a football, 3 p.m. — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, group stage, 3-2), 7:05 p.m. New York City FC 2 7 5 11 12 18 Surface: Grass-Outdoor and drive blocking, pull blocking, and pass blocking. On defense, Germany vs. Norway, at Ottawa, Ontario, FS1 Seattle (F.Hernandez 9-2) at Houston WESTERN CONFERENCE (Oberholtzer 0-1), 7:10 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA Singles players will learn the starting stance for all positions, the proper way 6 p.m. — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, group stage, Kansas City (Ventura 3-5) at St. Louis Seattle 8 4 2 26 20 11 Men to tackle (on a dummy), backpedaling drills for defensive backs, Ivory Coast vs. Thailand, at Ottawa, Ontario, FS1 (Jai.Garcia 1-3), 7:15 p.m. Vancouver 8 6 2 26 18 15 Second Round Oakland (Chavez 2-6) at L.A. Angels (Santiago Sporting Kansas City 6 2 6 24 22 15 Ivo Karlovic (5), Croatia, def. Tatsuma Ito, defensive line swim and rip move, and read step at linebacker and 8 p.m. — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, group stage, 4-3), 9:05 p.m. Portland 6 5 4 22 15 14 Japan, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (3). tackling circuit. FC Dallas 6 4 4 22 18 19 Robin Haase, Netherlands, def. Fernando Canada vs. New Zealand, at Edmonton, Alberta, Los Angeles 5 5 6 21 15 18 National League Verdasco (7), Spain, 7-6 (4), 6-3. There also will be a punt, pass, and kick competition. Houston 5 5 5 20 21 19 FS1 East Division Marius Copil, Romania, def. Guillermo All proceeds from the camp will go to the New Hope Touch- W L Pct GB San Jose 5 5 4 19 14 15 Garcia-Lopez (4), Spain, 7-6 (5), 6-4. down Club to assist in upgrading and adding to our equipment Friday Washington 31 28 .525 — Real Salt Lake 4 5 6 18 13 18 New York 31 29 .517 ½ Colorado 2 4 8 14 11 12 Gilles Muller, Luxembourg, def. Vasek Pospisil inventory for the high school football team. ARENA FOOTBALL Atlanta 29 30 .492 2 (9), Canada, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (6). 6 p.m. — Jacksonville at Tampa Bay, ESPN2 Miami 24 36 .400 7½ NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Women Philadelphia 22 39 .361 10 Second Round Saturday’s Games ATHLETICS Central Division Coco Vandeweghe (3), United States, def. Montreal at New York City FC, 6 p.m. Colleges Tatjana Maria, Germany, 7-5, 6-4. 6:30 p.m. — NCAA, Division I Championships, W L Pct. GB Los Angeles at Columbus, 6:30 p.m. Southern Mississippi’s McMahon named third-team events TBA, at Eugene, Oregon, ESPN St. Louis 39 21 .650 — Chicago at New England, 6:30 p.m. Camila Giorgi (5), Italy, def. Michaella Krajicek, Chicago 31 26 .544 6½ FC Dallas at Seattle, 9 p.m. Netherlands, 6-7 (2), 6-2, 6-4. NCBWA All-American AUTO RACING Pittsburgh 32 27 .542 6½ Sunday’s Games Kristina Mladenovic (7), France, def. Kurumi Cincinnati 27 31 .466 11 D.C. United at Orlando City, 6 p.m. Nara, Japan, 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-3. HATTIESBURG — Southern Mississippi senior right-handed 10:30 a.m. — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for Milwaukee 22 38 .367 17 Yaroslava Shvedova, Kazakhstan, def. Marina pitcher James McMahon added to his postseason honors collection Quicken Loans 400, at Brooklyn, Michigan, FS1 West Division National Women’s Soccer Erakovic, New Zealand, 6-4, 6-4. W L Pct. GB Doubles Wednesday with a pair of accolades. Noon — NASCAR, XFINITY Series, practice for Los Angeles 35 25 .583 — League McMahon, who was 11-1 with a 1.56 ERA this season, was San Francisco 34 26 .567 1 W L T Pts GF GA Men Great Clips 250, at Brooklyn, Michigan, FS1 San Diego 30 31 .492 5½ Chicago 4 1 3 15 14 10 First Round named to his second All-American squad by earning a third-team Colorado 27 31 .466 7 Washington 4 3 2 14 15 14 Jean-Julien Rojer, Netherlands, and Horia 1:30 p.m. — NASCAR, XFINITY Series, final Seattle 3 2 2 11 14 7 nod by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. Arizona 27 32 .458 7½ Tecau (1), Romania, def. Yen-hsun Lu, Taiwan, practice for Great Clips 250, at Brooklyn, Boston 3 3 2 11 9 14 and Oliver Marach, Austria, 6-7 (4), 6-2, 10-4. The Hattiesburg native already had captured the C Spire FC Kansas City 3 4 1 10 6 7 Ferriss Trophy for top collegiate baseball player in the state of Michigan, FS1 Wednesday’s Games Houston 2 2 4 10 9 9 Raven Klaasen, South Africa, and Rajeev Ram, CYCLING Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 2 Western New York 3 3 1 10 10 11 United States, def. Chris Guccione, Australia, Mississippi and was a Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball Toronto 7, Miami 2 Portland 2 3 3 9 10 9 and Andre Sa, Brazil, 6-4, 7-6 (5). second-team All-American. 11 p.m. — Criterium du Dauphine, stage 6, Washington 5, N.Y. Yankees 4, 11 innings Sky Blue FC 1 4 4 7 6 12 Quarterfinals Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur to Villard-de-Lans, St. Louis 4, Colorado 2 Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut, In addition, McMahon was named to the American Baseball Pittsburgh 2, Milwaukee 0 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. France, def. Daniel Nestor, Canada, and Coaches Association/Rawlings second team All-South Region France (same-day tape), NBC Sports Network Chicago Cubs 12, Detroit 3 Leander Paes (2), India, 6-4, 7-6 (7). Atlanta 4, San Diego 1 Friday’s Game Women team at starting pitcher. The teams are voted on by members of the GOLF San Francisco 8, N.Y. Mets 5 FC Kansas City at Portland, 9 p.m. ABCA. The ABCA/Rawlings All-America team was first recognized L.A. Dodgers 7, Arizona 6 Saturday, June 20 First Round 10 a.m. — Champions Tour, SENIOR PLAYERS Anastasia Rodionova and Arina Rodionova in 1949 and is the oldest All-America team in college baseball. Today’s Games Washington at Chicago, 7 p.m. Championship, second round, at Pittsburgh, TGC San Diego (Cashner 2-8) at Atlanta (Teheran Western New York at Houston, 7:30 p.m. (2), Australia, def. Indy De Vroome and Lesley Noon — PGA of America, Women’s PGA 4-2), 11:10 a.m. Sunday, June 21 Kerkhove, Netherlands, 7-6 (3), 1-6, 10-4. Texas investigating allegations of academic Colorado (Rusin 2-0) at Miami (Phelps 2-3), Seattle at Boston, 3 p.m. Irina Falconi and Maria Sanchez, United Championship, second round, at Harrison, New 6:10 p.m. Women’s World Cup States, def. Eri Hozum and Junri Namigata, misconduct York San Francisco (Lincecum 6-3) at N.Y. Mets FIRST ROUND Japan, 6-2, 6-4. (Niese 3-6), 6:10 p.m. GROUP A Quarterfinals AUSTIN, Texas — Texas says it has contacted the NCAA as 3 p.m. — PGA Tour, St. Jude Classic, second Cincinnati (Lorenzen 1-1) at Chicago Cubs W L T GF GA Pts Jelena Jankovic, Serbia, and Anastasia the school investigates allegations of academic misconduct in its (Wada 0-1), 7:05 p.m. Canada 1 0 0 1 0 3 Pavlyuchenkova (3), Russia, def. Oksana round, at Memphis, Tennessee, TGC Washington (Roark 2-2) at Milwaukee (Garza men’s basketball program. Netherlands 1 0 0 1 0 3 Kalashnikova, Georgia, and Evgeniya Rodina, 6 p.m. — Web.com Tour, Rust-Oleum 4-7), 7:10 p.m. China 0 1 0 0 1 0 Russia, 6-4, 6-4. Friday’s Games The school issued a statement Wednesday following a report New Zealand 0 1 0 0 1 0 Asia Muhammed, United States, and Championship, second round, at Westlake, Ohio Cincinnati (Cueto 4-4) at Chicago Cubs in The Chronicle of Higher Education that mentioned potential Laura Siegemund, Germany, def. Kiki Bertens, (same-day tape), TGC (Hammel 5-2), 3:05 p.m. Saturday, June 6 allegations from the tenure of former coach Rick Barnes, who is Philadelphia (O’Sullivan 1-4) at Pittsburgh At Edmonton, Alberta Netherlands, and Johanna Larsson (4), MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Canada 1, China 0 Sweden, 6-2, 3-6, 10-7. now at Tennessee. (Locke 3-3), 6:05 p.m. 6 p.m. — Atlanta at New York Mets, Fox Sports Atlanta (A.Wood 4-3) at N.Y. Mets (B.Colon Netherlands 1, New Zealand 0 In the statement, the university said it “has no information 8-4), 6:10 p.m. Today’s Games WTA Aegon South Colorado (K.Kendrick 2-7) at Miami (Urena At Edmonton, Alberta that suggests” Barnes knew of or was involved in any academic Canada vs. New Zealand, 5 p.m. Nottingham Open improprieties. 7 p.m. — Regional coverage, Kansas City at St. 0-2), 6:10 p.m. China vs. Netherlands, 8 p.m. Wednesday Washington (J.Ross 0-1) at Milwaukee (Fiers Monday, June 15 At Nottingham Tennis Centre The statement added that “we determined that the university Louis or Seattle at Houston, MLB 2-6), 7:10 p.m. At Montreal Nottingham, England had no knowledge of two former student-athletes allegedly receiving SOCCER Kansas City (Ventura 3-5) at St. Louis Canada vs. Netherlands, 6:30 p.m. Purse: $250,000 (Intl.) (Jai.Garcia 1-3), 7:15 p.m. At Winnipeg, Manitoba Surface: Grass-Outdoor improper help with high school coursework before they enrolled.” 1:30 p.m. — UEFA, qualifier for European L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 5-3) at San Diego China vs. New Zealand, 6:30 p.m. That stems from a December report by The Chronicle of Higher (Despaigne 3-4), 9:10 p.m. Singles Championship, Croatia vs. Italy, at Split, Croatia, Second Round Education. Arizona (C.Anderson 1-1) at San Francisco GROUP B ESPN2 (Bumgarner 7-2), 9:15 p.m. W L T GF GA Pts Alison Riske (5), United States, def. Mirjana “We now are reviewing three other cases purported to have 4 p.m. — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, group stage, Germany 1 0 0 10 0 3 Lucic-Baroni, Croatia, 6-3, 6-4. occurred over a nine-year period since 2006 to determine if any Division I Norway 1 0 0 4 0 3 Lauren Davis, United States, def. Magda Linette, Australia vs. Nigeria, at Winnipeg, Manitoba, FS1 Thailand 0 1 0 0 4 0 Poland, 5-7, 7-6 (13), 6-2. university of NCAA rules were violated and if any action is needed,” College World Series Ivory Coast 0 1 0 0 10 0 6 p.m. — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, group stage, At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, Monica Niculescu, Romania, def. Olga the school said. Omaha, Nebraska Sunday, June 7 Govortsova, Belarus, 2-6, 7-5, 7-5. Those three cases are detailed in Wednesday’s report from Switzerland vs. Ecuador, at Vancouver, British Double Elimination At Ottawa, Ontario Monica Puig, Puerto Rico, is tied with Johanna The Chronicle of Higher Education. Columbia, FS1 (x-if necessary) Norway 4, Thailand 0 Konta, Britain, 6-4, 4-6, 0-0, suspended. Saturday’s Games Germany 10, Ivory Coast 0 Doubles 7 p.m. — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, group stage, Game 1 — Arkansas (40-23) vs. Virginia Today’s Games First Round (37-22), 2 p.m. At Ottawa, Ontario Chan Yung-jan, Taiwan, and Zheng Jie (2), United States vs. Sweden, at Winnipeg, Germany vs. Norway, 4 p.m. ASWA names UNA’s Richards top small college athlete Game 2 — Florida (46-19) vs. Miami (49-15), China, def. Casey Dellacqua, Australia, and Manitoba, WLOV 7 p.m. Ivory Coast vs. Thailand, 7 p.m. FLORENCE, Ala. — A disappointing sophomore season was Sunday’s Games Monday, June 15 Darija Jurak, Croatia, 6-4, 6-4. all the motivation North Alabama soccer standout Chloe Richards 9 p.m. — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, group Game 3 — TCU (51-13) vs. LSU (53-10), 2 p.m. At Winnipeg, Manitoba Jocelyn Rae and Anna Smith, Britain, def. stage, Japan vs. Cameroon, at Vancouver, British Game 4 — Cal State Fullerton (39-23) vs. Thailand vs. Germany, 3 p.m. Lucie Hradecka, Czech Republic, and Francesca needed for 2014. Vanderbilt (47-19), 7 p.m. At Moncton, New Brunswick Schiavone, Italy, 6-4, 7-5. After scoring 10 goals as a freshman, Richards produced just Columbia, FS1 Monday’s Games Ivory Coast vs. Norway, 3 p.m. five in her second season. Determined to live up to her potential, Game 5 — Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, GROUP C 2 p.m. W L T GF GA Pts Transactions Richards decided it was time to go to work. Game 6 — Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner, Cameroon 1 0 0 6 0 3 Japan 1 0 0 1 0 3 Wednesday’s Moves That hard work paid off for Richards and the Lions. She 7 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Switzerland 0 1 0 0 1 0 BASEBALL COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD Ecuador 0 1 0 0 6 0 led NCAA Division II with 26 goals and 57 total points as UNA Game 7 — Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser, Major League Baseball advanced to the South Region Tournament. 2 p.m. THE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER Monday, June 8 OF BASEBALL — Suspended Atlanta minor Richards earned Gulf South Conference, region and national Game 8 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner, At Vancouver, British Columbia 7 p.m. Cameroon 6, Equador 0 league C Chris O’Dowd (Mississippi-Southern) player of the year honors. She has now added another honor as Wednesday, June 17 Japan 1, Switzerland 0 80 games after testing positive for Testoster- the Alabama Sports Writers Association Small College Athlete of MSU’s Thompson Game 9 — Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 loser, Friday’s Games one metabolites of exogenous origin, a perfor- 7 p.m. the Year. The award will be presented Sunday at the group’s annual At Vancouver, British Columbia mance-enhancing substance in violation of the Thursday, June 18 Switzerland vs. Ecuador, 4 p.m. Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 loser, convention in Mobile. Japan vs. Cameroon, 7 p.m. Program. 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 16 “It was a great surprise when I heard I had won,” Richards said. Friday, June 19 At Winnipeg, Manitoba American League “I’m very honored to have been selected. I’ve been fortunate to win gets third at NCAAs Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 Ecuador vs. Japan, 4 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled RHP winner, 3 p.m. At Edmonton, Alberta Vincent Velasquez from Corpus Christi (Texas). several awards this year and they all are great, but to be honored Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 Switzerland vs. Cameroon, 4 p.m. Optioned INF Jonathan Villar to Fresno (PCL). across other sports with so many great athletes is very special” From Special Reports winner, 8 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Recalled 3B Kyle Richards said there is no great secret to why she was so Saturday, June 20 GROUP D Kubitza from Salt Lake (PCL). Designated OF x-Game 13 — If Game 9 winner also wins game W L T GF GA Pts Kirk Nieuwenhuis for assignment. successful this past season. United States 1 0 0 3 1 3 EUGENE, Ore. — Ending his freshman 11, TBD MINNESOTA TWINS — Recalled INF Jorge “Everybody asks me how I did it and it all goes back to hard x-Game 14 — If Game 10 winner also wins Nigeria 0 0 1 3 3 1 Game 12, TBD Sweden 0 0 1 3 3 1 Polanco from Chattanooga (SL). work,” she said. “I was determined to put myself in the best possible season on the national stage, Curtis Thompson Australia 0 1 0 1 3 0 NEW YORK YANKEES — Reinstated INF position to succeed and to help my team win. My parents are both placed third in the javelin with a throw of 247 Championship Series Brendan Ryan from the 60-day DL. Optioned (Best-of-three) Monday, June 8 OF Ramon Flores and INF Jose Pirela to hard workers, so that was instilled in me at an early age.” feet, 5 inches to earn six points for Mississippi Monday, June 22 At Winnipeg, Manitoba Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Sweden 3, Nigeria 3, tie Teams TBD, 7 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled RHP Preston State track and field team at the NCAA Outdoor Tuesday, June 23 United States 3, Australia 1 Friday’s Games Guilmet from Durham (IL). Activated RHP Hockey Track and Field Championships on Wednesday Teams TBD, 7 p.m. At Winnipeg, Manitoba Kirby Yates from the 15-day DL and optioned x-Wednesday, June 24 Australia vs. Nigeria, 4 p.m. to Durham. Glendale votes to cancel lease deal with Arizona at Hayward Field. Teams TBD, 7 p.m. United States vs. Sweden, 7 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Optioned RHP Scott Tuesday, June 16 Copeland to Buffalo (IL). Assigned LHP Andrew Thompson qualified for the finals with a At Vancouver, British Columbia Coyotes Albers outright to Buffalo. throw of 243-5. Basketball Nigeria vs. United States, 5 p.m. GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Glendale City Council has voted to NBA Playoffs At Edmonton, Alberta National League Junior Brandon McBride will have the oppor- Australia vs. Sweden, 7 p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES — Activated OF Kelly end an arena lease agreement with the Arizona Coyotes, thrusting FINALS Johnson from the 15-day DL. Optioned OF (Best-of-seven; x-if necessary) the franchise’s future further into doubt. tunity to defend his title in the 800 meters after GROUP E Joey Terdoslavich to Gwinnett (IL). Thursday, June 4 W L T GF GA Pts The council voted 5-2 Wednesday night to end a 15-year, $225 Golden State 108, Cleveland 100 NEW YORK METS — Activated C Travis posting a time of 1 minute, 47.28 seconds to fin- Brazil 1 0 0 2 0 3 d’Arnaud from the 15-day DL. Optioned INF million lease agreement signed by Glendale and IceArizona shortly Sunday, June 7 Costa Rica 0 0 1 1 1 1 Danny Muno to Las Vegas (PCL). after the team was purchased from the NHL in 2013. ish first in his heat, and fifth overall. The finals Cleveland 95, Golden State 93 Spain 0 0 1 1 1 1 Tuesday’s Game South Korea 0 1 0 0 2 0 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Recalled RHP Nick Members who voted in favor of dissolving the deal cited a state will be at 7:50 p.m. Friday. Cleveland 91, Golden State 91, Cleveland leads Vincent from El Paso (PCL). Optioned INF Jedd statute that allows an agency to cancel a contract if an employee The men’s 4x400m relay team of McBride, Jo- series 2-1 Tuesday’s Games Gyorko to El Paso. Today’s Game At Montreal SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed OF directly involved with the agreement becomes an employee or agent van Davis, Scottie Hearn, and Alfred Larry ran a Golden State at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Spain 1, Costa Rica 1, tie Gregor Blanco on the seven-day concussion Brazil 2, South Korea 0 to the other party. At issue was the Coyotes’ hiring of former city Sunday’s Game DL. Re-called up OF Jarrett Parker from Saturday’s Games time of 3:05.15 to qualify for Friday’s finals. The x-Cleveland at Golden State, 7 p.m. Sacramento (PCL). attorney Craig Tindall as general counsel in 2013. Tuesday, June 16 At Montreal “We’ve all taken a beating tonight here, and I think it’s all unjust team finished fourth overall. x-Golden State at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Brazil vs. Spain, 3 p.m. BASKETBALL South Korea vs. Costa Rica, 6 p.m. National Basketball Association because most of the fans don’t understand the complexity of this Multi athletes Erica Bougard and Zachary Friday, June 19 x-Cleveland at Golden State, 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 17 PHOENIX SUNS — Announced the issue,” Glendale mayor Jerry Weiers said before being interrupted At Moncton, New Brunswick resignation of president for Taylor kicked off the meet with the heptathlon Costa Rica vs. Brazil, 6 p.m. by several Coyotes fans in attendance. “The complexity of this issue WNBA basketball operations Lon and decathlon. With the third-best time in the EASTERN CONFERENCE At Ottawa, Ontario South Korea vs. Spain, 7 p.m. Babby, who will become a senior adviser is the fact that you don’t have all the information. When you have W L Pct. GB for the organization. Announced general more information, I think you will have a better understanding.” 100 hurdles, she ran a time of 13.12 seconds to Washington 2 0 1.000 — New York 2 1 .667 ½ GROUP F manager Ryan McDonough would also head the The city of Glendale issued a statement before the meeting score 1,106 points. Bougard went on to clear 6 Chicago 1 1 .500 1 W L T GF GA Pts basketball operations department. that it would be open to renegotiating the arena deal, a proposal the Connecticut 1 1 .500 1 France 1 0 0 1 0 3 FOOTBALL feet 1/2 inch in the high jump, just short of her Atlanta 0 2 .000 2 Colombia 0 0 1 1 1 1 National Football League Mexico 0 0 1 1 1 1 Coyotes flatly refused. Indiana 0 3 .000 2½ GREEN BAY PACKERS — Named Pepper personal-best 6-3/4. She had the second-best England 0 1 0 0 1 0 Nick Wood, the Coyotes’ outside counsel, said the team will file WESTERN CONFERENCE Burruss director of sports medicine clearance in the event to score 1,029 points. W L Pct. GB administration. Promoted Bryan Engel to head for injunctive relief, a temporary restraining order, and file a $200 Minnesota 2 0 1.000 — Tuesday’s Games million lawsuit against the city. After the high jump, Bougard threw 34-5 in Phoenix 1 0 1.000 ½ At Moncton, New Brunswick athletic trainer. Tulsa 2 1 .667 ½ France 1, England 0 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed DT C.J. “At this point the damage has been done,” Wood said. “How do the shot put to capture 562 points. The last event Seattle 1 1 .500 1 Colombia 1, Mexico 1, tie Mosley to a one-year contract. Waived DT we negotiate our way out of being shot in the head by the city?” Los Angeles 0 1 .000 1½ Saturday’s Games Kamal Johnson. of the day for the heptathlon was the 200. The San Antonio 0 1 .000 1½ At Moncton, New Brunswick France vs. Colombia, 1 p.m. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Promoted Maurice Kelly to vice president of player engagement. Byhalia native ran the fourth-best time in the Wednesday’s Games England vs. Mexico, 4 p.m. Tennis event of 23.63 in the event to score 1,017 points. No games scheduled Wednesday, June 17 SOCCER Today’s Games At Montreal Major League Soccer At the conclusion of Day 1, Bougard is fourth San Antonio at Atlanta, 6 p.m. England vs. Colombia, 3 p.m. LA GALAXY — Signed F Robbie Keane to a Steel set for new Arthur Ashe Stadium roof to cover Phoenix at New York, 6 p.m. At Ottawa, Ontario contract extension. Mexico vs. France, 4 p.m. U.S. Open with 3,714 points. Chicago at Connecticut, 6 p.m. North American Soccer League Seattle at Minnesota, 7 p.m. U.S. Men’s National Team NEW YORK COSMOS — Announced the NEW YORK — A towering crane lowered a final steel beam into Sophomore Zachary Taylor made his NCAA Friday’s Games Atlanta at Washington, 6 p.m. retirement of MF Marcos Senna, effective at the Schedule end of the season. place over Arthur Ashe Stadium on Wednesday as the U.S. Open’s Championship debut in the decathlon. He ran Phoenix at Indiana, 6 p.m. (Won 4, Lost 2, Tied 1) center court moved closer to being covered by a retractable roof. Wednesday, Jan. 28 — Chile 3, United States 2 COLLEGE the fastest time of the day in the 100 (10.66) to BERRY — Named Morgan Cross women’s The roof will be ready to be used in 2016. Now that the Sunday, Feb. 8 — United States 2, Panama 0 score 938 points. With a personal-best leap of Football Wednesday, March 25 — Denmark 2, United assistant lacrosse coach. superstructure supporting it is up, workers can begin the process of States 1 INDIANA — Named Lyonel Anderson strength Arena League Tuesday, March 31 — United States 1, removing the three cranes from the grounds of the Billie Jean King 23-2 1/2, Taylor scored 830 points in the long NATIONAL CONFERENCE and conditioning coach for basketball. Switzerland 1 MUHLENBERG — Named Doug Finley men’s National Tennis Center to get ready for the final Grand Slam event jump. He scored 535 points in the shot put after West Division Wednesday, April 15 — United States 2, W L T Pct PF PA Mexico 0 and women’s cross country coach. of the year. The U.S. Open begins Aug. 31. a throw of 35-6. In the high jump, Taylor cleared Arizona 8 2 0 .800 564 461 Friday, June 5 — United States 4, Netherlands QUINNIPIAC — Named Greg J. Amodio This is the second straight year an enormous construction proj- 6-1 1/2, scoring 687 points. Taylor ran a time of Las Vegas 3 7 0 .300 462 534 3 director of athletics and recreation, effective ect at the tennis center will be broken down in the months leading Los Angeles 1 9 0 .100 387 547 Wednesday’s Game — United States 2, July 20. Pacific Division Germany 1 TROY — Named Shane Gierke assistant 48.70 in the 400 to finish in fifth, capturing 876 W L T Pct PF PA up to the tournament. U.S. Tennis Association executive director Friday, July 3 — vs. Guatemala at Nashville, baseball coach. points. With 3,866 points at the end of Day 1, San Jose 11 0 0 1.000 667 405 Tennessee, 5:30 p.m. Gordon Smith said he is confident the center will be ready to go. Portland 3 7 0 .300 452 544 a-Tuesday, July 7 — vs. Honduras at Frisco, WISCONSIN — Named JB Bittner men’s — From Special Reports Taylor is 14th going into the final five events. Spokane 3 7 0 .300 480 581 Texas, 6:30 p.m. assistant hockey coach. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 3B BASEBALL 475. Cincinnati, Jake Johnson, RHP, Southeastern 634. Cleveland, Brock Hartson, RHP, UTSA. 786. San Francisco, Tyler Brown, SS, Southern 943. Baltimore, Will Shepley, LHP, UNC Wilmington. 1086. San Francisco, Brendon Little, LHP, Conestoga Major League Baseball Louisiana. 635. Seattle, Rob Fonseca, 1B, Northeastern. Nevada. 944. Washington, Nick Sprengel, LHP, El Dorado HS, HS, Malvern, Pa. First-Year Player draft 476. Miami, Justin Langley, LHP, Milwaukee. 636. San Francisco, Ryan Halstead, RHP, Indiana. 787. Pittsburgh, Shane Kemp, RHP, George Placentia, Calif. 1087. Pittsburgh, James Marvel, RHP, Duke. 11TH ROUND 477. San Diego, Elliot Ashbeck, RHP, Bradley. 637. Pittsburgh, Nicholas Economos, RHP, Mercer Washington. 945. L.A. Angels, Izaak Silva, C, UC Davis. 1088. Oakland, Troy Rallings, RHP, Washington. 316. Arizona, Austin Byler, 1B, Nevada. 478. Tampa Bay, Joe Davis, C, Bowie HS, Austin, County CC. 788. Oakland, Jordan Devencenzi, C, Nevada. 32ND ROUND 1089. Kansas City, Tanner Stanley, OF, Richmond. 317. Colorado, Michael Zimmerman, LHP, Gulf Coast Texas. 638. Oakland, Andrew Tomasovich, LHP, Charleston 789. Kansas City, Alex Close, C, Liberty. 946. Arizona, Bryan Hoeing, RHP, Batesville (Ind.) 1090. Detroit, Daniel Pinero, 3B, Virginia. HS, Naples, Fla. 479. N.Y. Mets, Dillon Becker, RHP, Angelo St. Southern. 790. Detroit, Taylor Hicks, RHP, Georgia. HS. 1091. St. Louis, Dylan Tice, 2B, West Chester. 318. Texas, Scott Heineman, OF, Oregon. 480. Atlanta, Trevor Belicek, LHP, Texas A&M-CC. 639. Kansas City, Austin Bailey, SS, San Diego. 791. St. Louis, Brennan Leitao, RHP, Cal St. 947. Colorado, Jensen Park, CF, Northern Colorado. 1092. L.A. Dodgers, Drayton Riekenberg, RHP, 319. Houston, Patrick Sandoval, LHP, Mission Viejo 481. Milwaukee, Conor Harber, RHP, Oregon. 640. Detroit, Tanner Donnels, 1B, Loyola Marymount. Sacramento. 948. Texas, John Werner, RHP, St. Catharine. Fresno CC. (Calif.) HS. 482. Toronto, Christian Williams, 3B, Gulf Coast CC. 641. St. Louis, Cadyn Grenier, SS, Bishop Gorman 792. L.A. Dodgers, Marcus Crescentini, RHP, 949. Houston, Aaron Mizell, OF, Georgia Southern. 1093. Baltimore, Xavier Borde, LHP, Arizona. 320. Minnesota, Kerby Camacho, C, Carlos Beltran 483. N.Y. Yankees, Kolton Mahoney, RHP, BYU. HS, Henderson, Nev. Missouri Baptist. 950. Minnesota, Andrew Vasquez, LHP, Westmont 1094. Washington, Taylor Bush, SS, The Linfield Baseball Academy, Camuy, Puerto Rico. 484. Cleveland, Cobie Vance, 2B, Pine Forest HS, 642. L.A. Dodgers, Jake Henson, C, Saint Louis. 793. Baltimore, Rocky McCord, RHP, Auburn. College. School, Temecula, Calif. 321. Boston, Nicholos Hamilton, CF, Lockport (NY) Fayetteville, N.C. 643. Baltimore, Juan Echevarria, RHP, Osceola 794. Washington, Russell Harmening, RHP, 951. Boston, Clate Schmidt, RHP, Clemson. 1095. L.A. Angels, Sam McDonnell, LF, Navarro 485. Seattle, Ricky Eusebio, CF, Miami. Senior HS, Kissimmee, Fla. Westmont College. HS. 952. Chicago White Sox, Taylore Cherry, RHP, North College. 486. San Francisco, Grant Watson, LHP, UCLA. 644. Washington, Matt Pirro, RHP, Wake Forest. 795. L.A. Angels, Taylor Cobb, RHP, Houston. Carolina. 322. Chicago White Sox, Danny Dopico, RHP, FIU. 37TH ROUND 487. Pittsburgh, Nick Hibbing, RHP, Iowa. 645. L.A. Angels, Michael Pierson, 3B, Appalachian 27th ROUND 953. Chicago Cubs, Fitz Stadler, RHP, Glenbrook 323. Chicago Cubs, Matt Rose, 3B, Georgia St. 1096. Arizona, Max Brown, CF, Kansas St. 488. Oakland, Dustin Hurlbutt, RHP, Tabor. St. 796. Arizona, Cameron Gann, RHP, Stephen F. South HS, Glenview, Ill. 324. Philadelphia, Edgar Cabral, C, Mount San 1097. Colorado, Marc Mumper, SS, Mountain Vista 489. Kansas City, Matt Ditman, RHP, Rice. 22ND ROUND Austin. 954. Philadelphia, Reggie Wilson, CF, Oklahoma Antonio. HS, Highlands Ranch, Colo. 490. Detroit, Alec Kisena, RHP, Edmonds CC. 646. Arizona, Zach Hoffpauir, RF, Stanford. 797. Colorado, Stephen Wear, C, UC Santa Barbara. City U. 325. Cincinnati, Brantley Bell, SS, Florida 1098. Texas, Billy Layne Jr., RHP, Old Bridge HS, Manatee-Sarasota. 491. St. Louis, Max Almonte, RHP, Villanova. 647. Colorado, Eric Toole, CF, Iowa. 798. Texas, Clyde Kendrick, LHP, Eastern New 955. Cincinnati, Will McAffer, RHP, Sentinel SS, 492. L.A. Dodgers, Nolan Long, RHP, Wagner. 648. Texas, Josh Altmann, SS, Olivet Nazarene. Mexico. North Vancouver, B.C. Cliffwood Beach, N.J. 326. Miami, Ryan McKay, RHP, Satellite HS, Merritt 1099. Houston, Luken Baker, RHP, Oak Ridge HS, Island, Fla. 493. Baltimore, MIke Odenwaelder, CF, Amherst. 649. Houston, Cole Sands, RHP, North Florida. 799. Houston, James Carter, RHP, UC Santa Bar- 956. Miami, Kris Goodman, 3B, Iowa. 494. Washington, Ian Sagdal, SS, Washington St. 650. Minnesota, Blake Cederlind, RHP, Merced. bara. 957. San Diego, Louis Distasio, RHP, Rhode Island. Spring, Texas. 327. San Diego, Brett Kennedy, RHP, Fordham. 1100. Minnesota, Jake Irvin, RHP, Bloomington 328. Tampa Bay, Ian Gibaut, RHP, Tulane. 495. L.A. Angels, Nathan Bertness, LHP, McLennan 651. Boston, Max Watt, RHP, Lynn U. 800. Minnesota, Dalton Sawyer, LHP, Minnesota. 958. Tampa Bay, Ty Jackson, RHP, Lewis-Clark St. (Minn.) Jefferson HS. 329. N.Y. Mets, Jake Simon, LHP, Galveston (Texas) CC. 652. Chicago White Sox, Daniel Mendick, SS, 801. Boston, Saige Jenco, CF, Virginia Tech. 959. N.Y. Mets, Dustin Beggs, RHP, Kentucky. 1101. Boston, Adam Lau, RHP, UAB. Ball. 17TH ROUND Mass.-Lowell. 802. Chicago White Sox, Alex Katz, LHP, St John’s. 960. Atlanta, DJ Neal, RF, Stephenson HS, Lithonia, 1102. Chicago White Sox, Garvin Alston, LHP, 330. Atlanta, Grayson Jones, RHP, Shelton State CC. 496. Arizona, Austin Mason, RHP, The Citadel. 653. Chicago Cubs, Alex Bautista, OF, Lindsey Wil- 803. Chicago Cubs, Angelo Amendolare, 2B, Ga. 331. Milwaukee, Jose Cuas, SS, Maryland. 497. Colorado, Collin Ferguson, 1B, St. Mary’s (Cal.) son. Jacksonville. 961. Milwaukee, Sean Chandler, RHP, Papillion Mountain Pointe HS, Phoenix. 332. Toronto, Marrick Crouse, RHP, Dana Hills HS, 498. Texas, Tyler Sanchez, C, St. John’s. 654. Philadelphia, Sutter McLoughlin, RHP, Cal St. 804. Philadelphia, Jake Reppert, LHP, Northwest Lavista HS, Bellevue, Neb. 1103. Chicago Cubs, Donnie Cimino, OF, Wesleyan Dana Point, Calif. 499. Houston, Justin Garcia, LF, Nova Southeastern. Sacramento. Nazarene. 962. Toronto, Andrew Guillotte, 2B, McNeese St. (Conn.) 333. N.Y. Yankees, Joshua Rogers, LHP, Louisville. 500. Minnesota, Nate Gercken, RHP, Academy Of 655. Cincinnati, Darren Shred, RHP, St Roch Catholic 805. Cincinnati, Alejo Lopez, SS, Greenway HS, 963. N.Y. Yankees, Alexander Robinett, RHP, Army. 1104. Philadelphia, Malcolm Grady, RHP, Homewood 334. Cleveland, Chandler Newman, RHP, Richmond the Arts U. SS, Brampton, Ontario. Glendale, Ariz. 964. Cleveland, Jacob Hill, LHP, San Diego. (Ill.) Flossmoor HS. Hill (Ga.) HS. 501. Boston, Chad De La Guerra, 2B, Grand Canyon. 656. Miami, LJ Brewster, RHP, Hawaii. 806. Miami, Taylor Munden, SS, West Virginia. 965. Seattle, Colin Tornberg, RHP, Texas-Arlington. 1105. Cincinnati, Riley Thompson, RHP, Christian 335. Seattle, Dylan Silva, LHP, Florida St. 502. Chicago White Sox, Jeffrey Orvis, 1B, 657. San Diego, Christian Cecilio, LHP, San Fran- 807. San Diego, Colton Howell, RHP, Nebraska. 966. San Francisco, Jeff Burke, RHP, Boston College. Academy-Louisville (Ky.) 336. San Francisco, C.J. Hinojosa, SS, Texas. Mississippi. cisco. 808. Tampa Bay, Joey Bart, C, Buford (Ga.) HS. 967. Pittsburgh, Cole Irvin, LHP, Oregon. 1106. Miami, Ruben Cardenas, CF, Bishop Alemany 337. Pittsburgh, Christian Kelley, C, Cal Poly Pomo- 503. Chicago Cubs, Casey Bloomquist, RHP, Cal 658. Tampa Bay, Justin Marsden, RHP, Mountainview 809. N.Y. Mets, Jake Higginbotham, LHP, Buford HS, 968. Oakland, Michael Murray, RHP, Florida Gulf HS, Saugus, Calif. na. Poly. HS, Auburn, Wash. Cumming, Ga. Coast. 1107. San Diego, Blake Rogers, RHP, Oklahoma. 338. Oakland, James Terrell, OF, St. Patrick-St. Vin- 504. Philadelphia, Kenny Koplove, RHP, Duke. 659. N.Y. Mets, Nick Blackburn, RHP, Illinois. 810. Atlanta, Robert Nesovic, 3B, UC Santa Barbara. 969. Kansas City, Jake Kalish, LHP, George Mason. 1108. Tampa Bay, Kewby Meyer, OF, Nevada. cent HS, Vallejo, Calif. 505. Cincinnati, J.D. Salmon-Williams, 2B, David Su- 660. Atlanta, Dalton Geekie, RHP, Georgia High- 811. Milwaukee, Jon Perrin, RHP, Oklahoma St. 970. Detroit, Trey Dawson, SS, Hurricane (W.Va.) HS. 1109. N.Y. Mets, Geoff Hartlieb, RHP, Lindenwood 339. Kansas City, Ben Johnson, OF, Texas. zuki SS, Brampton, Ontario. lands. 812. Toronto, Jake Thomas, OF, Binghamton. 971. St. Louis, Thomas Spitz, CF, Wingate. (Mo.) 506. Miami, Max Whitt, SS, Lewis-Clark St. 661. Milwaukee, Willie Schwanke, RHP, Wichita St. 813. N.Y. Yankees, Michael Hicks, 1B, Coeur d’Alene 340. Detroit, Jake Shull, RHP, Fresno St. 972. L.A. Dodgers, Nick Dean, SS, Maryville College. 1110. Atlanta, Jackson Webb, SS, Johnson Ferry 507. San Diego, Trey Wingenter, RHP, Auburn. 662. Toronto, Nicholas Sinay, OF, Buffalo. (Idaho) HS. 341. St. Louis, Paul Salazar, RHP, Lutheran South 973. Baltimore, Cody Morris, RHP, Reservoir HS, Christian Academy, Roswell, Ga. 508. Tampa Bay, Brett Sullivan, 2B, Pacific. 663. N.Y. Yankees, Cody Carroll, RHP, Southern 814. Cleveland, Austin Rubick, RHP, Buena HS, Academy, Pearland, Texas. Laurel, Md. 1111. Milwaukee, Brandon Gonzalez, CF, Cypress 509. N.Y. Mets, Sixto Torres, LHP, Faith Baptist Miss. Ventura, Calif. 342. L.A. Dodgers, Imani Abdullah, RHP, Madison 974. Washington, Dalton DiNatale, 3B, Arizona St. College. HS, San Diego. Christian HS, Orlando, Fla. 664. Cleveland, Garrett Benge, 3B, Cowley County 815. Seattle, Michael Rivera, RHP, Colegio Hector 975. L.A. Angels, Conor Lillis-White, LHP, U. of British 510. Atlanta, Evan Phillips, RHP, UNC Wilmington. CC. Urdaneta Trujillo, Alto, Puerto Rico. 1112. Toronto, Randy Labaut, LHP, Downey (Calif.) 343. Baltimore, Ryan Meisinger, RHP, Radford. Columbia. HS. 511. Milwaukee, Michael Petersen, RHP, Riverside 665. Seattle, Joey Strain, RHP, Winthrop. 816. San Francisco, Bryan Case, C, Oklahoma St. 33RD ROUND 344. Washington, Andrew Lee, RHP, Tennessee. 1113. N.Y. Yankees, Matthew Schmidt, 3B, CC. 666. San Francisco, Domenic Mazza, LHP, UC Santa 817. Pittsburgh, Ryan Nagle, LF, Illinois. 976. Arizona, Luis Silverio, CF, Eastern Florida State. 345. L.A. Angels, Jimmy Barnes, LF, Deep Creek Regis Jesuit HS, Parker, Colo. 512. Toronto, Chandler Eden, RHP, Yavapai. Barbara. 818. Oakland, Xavier Altamirano, RHP, Oral Roberts. 977. Colorado, Wyatt Cross, C, Legacy HS, Senior HS, Chesapeake, Va. 1114. Cleveland, Lucas Humpal, RHP, Texas St. 513. N.Y. Yankees, Brody Koerner, RHP, Clemson. 667. Pittsburgh, Nathan Trevillian, RHP, Amherst 819. Kansas City, Jacob Bodner, RHP, Xavier. Broomfield, Colo. 12TH ROUND 1115. Seattle, Colton Sakamoto, CF, Westview HS, 514. Cleveland, Nick Madrigal, SS, Elk Grove (Calif.) County HS, Monroe, Va. 820. Detroit, Tyler Servais, C, Princeton. 978. Texas, C.D. Pelham, LHP, Spartanburg 346. Arizona, Wesley Rodriguez, RHP, George Beaverton, Ore. Washington HS, Bronx, N.Y. HS. 668. Oakland, Brady Bramlett, RHP, Mississippi. 821. St. Louis, Greg Tomchick, RHP, Old Dominion. Methodist. 1116. San Francisco, Mark Weist, 3B, Michigan St. 347. Colorado, Justin Lawrence, RHP, Daytona St. 515. Seattle, Joe Pistorese, LHP, Washington St. 669. Kansas City, Stephen Milligan, LHP, Delta St. 822. L.A. Dodgers, Ivan Vieitez, RHP, Lenoir-Rhyne. 979. Houston, Kolbey Carpenter, 2B, Oklahoma. 1117. Pittsburgh, Eli White, SS, Clemson. 348. Texas, Ledarious Clark, CF, West Florida. 516. San Francisco, Cameron Avila-Leeper, LHP, San 670. Detroit, Toller Boardman, LHP, New Mexico. 823. Baltimore, Stuart Levy, C, Arkansas St. 980. Minnesota, Colin Theroux, C, San Joaquin Delta 349. Houston, Myles Straw, CF, St. Johns River State Joaquin Delta College. 671. St. Louis, Hunter Newman, 1B, 824. Washington, Ryan Brinley, RHP, Sam Houston College 1118. Oakland, Andy Cox, LHP, Tennessee. College. 517. Pittsburgh, Austin Sodders, LHP, Riverside CC. Trevecca Nazarene. St. 981. Boston, Cal Smith, 2B, Fort Worth Christian 1119. Kansas City, Jacob Ruder, RHP, Nixa (Mo.) HS. 350. Minnesota, Alexander Wiel, 1B, Vanderbilt. 518. Oakland, Brent Wheatley, RHP, Southern Cal. 672. L.A. Dodgers, Jordan Tarsovich, 2B, VMI. 825. L.A. Angels, Samuel Koenig, LF, Milwaukee. School, Roanoke, Texas. 1120. Detroit, Andrew Naderer, LHP, Grand Canyon. 351. Boston, Kevin Kelleher, RHP, New Orleans. 519. Kansas City, Matt Portland, LHP, Northwestern. 673. Baltimore, Tristan Graham, RF, Northeast Texas 28th ROUND 982. Chicago White Sox, Johnathan Frebis, LHP, 1121. St. Louis, Stephen Zavala, C, Whittier College. 352. Chicago White Sox, Seby Zavala, C, San Diego 520. Detroit, Grant Wolfram, LHP, Hamilton (Mich.) CC. 826. Arizona, Jesse Wilkening, C, Hanover Central Jr Middle Tennessee. 1122. L.A. Dodgers, Casey Mulholland, RHP, South St. HS. 674. Washington, Adam Boghosian, RHP, North Sr HS, Cedar Lake, Ind. 983. Chicago Cubs, M.T. Minacci, RHP, No School, Florida. 353. Chicago Cubs, P.J. Higgins, 2B, Old Dominion. 521. St. Louis, Chris Chinea, C, LSU. Greenville. 827. Colorado, Tyler Follis, SS, North Dakota. Tallahassee,Fla. 1123. Baltimore, Jake Pries, LF, Junipero Serra HS, 354. Philadelphia, Skylar Hunter, RHP, The Citadel. 522. L.A. Dodgers, Jason Goldstein, C, Illinois. 675. L.A. Angels, Ronnie Glenn, LHP, Penn. 828. Texas, Blaine Prescott, 2B, Midland. 984. Philadelphia, Jacob Stevens, RHP, Choate San Juan Capistrano, Calif. 355. Cincinnati, Alexis Diaz, RHP, Juan Jose Maunez 523. Baltimore, Branden Becker, SS, Cajon HS, San 23RD ROUND 829. Houston, Zac Grotz, RHP, Embry-Riddle. Rosemary Hall, Darien, Conn. 1124. Washington, Steven DiPuglia, SS, Cooper City HS, Naguabo, Puerto Rico Bernardino, Calif. 676. Arizona, Logan Soole, CF, Monarch HS, 830. Minnesota, Jonathan Engelmann, RF, 985. Cincinnati, Tyler Peyton, RHP, Iowa. (Fla.) HS. 356. Miami, Terry Bennett, CF, Atlantic Coast HS, 524. Washington, Dalton Dulin, 2B, Northwest Louisville, Colo. Burlingame HS, San Mateo, Calif. 986. Miami, Ryley MacEachern, RHP, Stony Brook. 1125. L.A. Angels, Thomas Delph, CF, Florida St. Jacksonville.. Mississippi CC. 677. Colorado, Steven Leonard, C, Campbell. 831. Boston, Steve Mangrum, 3B, Western Albemarle 987. San Diego, Braxton Lorenzini, RHP, West Hills 38TH ROUND 357. San Diego, Peter Van Gansen, SS, Cal Poly. 525. L.A. Angels, Samuel Pastrone, RHP, Arbor View 678. Texas, Tyler Davis, RHP, Washington. HS, Charlottesville, Va. College. 1126. Arizona, Josh Anderson, 3B, FIU. 358. Tampa Bay, David Olmedo-Barrera, OF, Cal St. HS, Las Vegas. 679. Houston, Matt Bower, LHP, Washington St. 832. Chicago White Sox, Bradley Strong, 3B, West- 988. Tampa Bay, Collin Chapman, RHP, Lamar. 1127. Colorado, Jake Singer, 2B, Torrey Pines 18TH ROUND 680. Minnesota, Alex Perez, SS, Virginia Tech. ern Carolina. Fullerton. 989. N.Y. Mets, Brendan Illies, C, Puyallup (Wash.) (Calif.) HS. 526. Arizona, Daniel Comstock, C, Menlo. 681. Boston, Kyri Washington, LF, Longwood. 833. Chicago Cubs, Delvin Zinn, SS, Pontotoc HS, 359. N.Y. Mets, Joe Shaw, RHP, Dallas Baptist. HS. 1128. Texas, Dean Long, 3B, Emporia St. 527. Colorado, Chris Keck, 3B, UCLA. 682. Chicago White Sox, Dylan Barrow, RHP, Tampa. Chicago. 360. Atlanta, Justin Ellison, CF, Western Oklahoma 990. Atlanta, Terry Godwin, CF, Callaway HS, 1129. Houston, Nick Rivera, 1B, Florida Gulf Coast. 528. Texas, Jason Richman, LHP, Georgia Southern. 683. Chicago Cubs, John Williamson, LHP, Rice. 834. Philadelphia, Horace Stubblefield, RHP, West State. Hogansville, Ga. 1130. Minnesota, Alex McKenna, CF, Bishop Alemany 361. Milwaukee, Drake Owenby, LHP, Tennessee. 529. Houston, Kevin Martir, C, Maryland. 684. Philadelphia, Anthony Sequeira, RHP, Oral Alabama. 991. Milwaukee, Connor Baits, RHP, UC Santa 530. Minnesota, Daniel Kihle, CF, Wichita St. Roberts. 835. Cincinnati, Ron Rossomando, RHP, Bunnell HS, HS, Canyon Country, Calif. 362. Toronto, Dj McKnight, OF, Tallahassee CC. Barbara. 1131. Boston, CJ Ballard, CF, Pike County HS, 363. N.Y. Yankees, Terrance Robertson, CF, Valley 531. Boston, James Nelson, SS, Redan HS, Rex, Ga. 685. Cincinnati, Edward Charlton, CF, NJ Tech. Stratford, Conn. 992. Toronto, Kalik May, OF, MVSU. 532. Chicago White Sox, Dante Flores, 2B, Southern 686. Miami, Trevor Lacosse, LHP, Bryant. 836. Miami, Jeff Kinley, LHP, Michigan St. Zebulon, Ga. Vista HS, El Mirage, Ariz. 993. N.Y. Yankees, Christian Morris, RHP, Indiana. 1132. Chicago White Sox, Cody Staab, CF, College 364. Cleveland, Ryan Perez, LHP, Judson U. Cal. 687. San Diego, Chris Chatfield, CF, Spoto HS, 837. San Diego, Corey Hale, LHP, Mobile. 994. Cleveland, Garrett Wolforth, C, Concordia 533. Chicago Cubs, John Cresto, 3B, Cathedral Riverview, Fla. 838. Tampa Bay, Desmond Chumley, CF, Longview Station (Texas) HS. 365. Seattle, Logan Taylor, 3B, Texas A&M. Lutheran HS, Spring, Texas. 1133. Chicago Cubs, Rayne Supple, RHP, Champlain Catholic HS, Encinitas, Calif. 688. Tampa Bay, Reign Letkeman, RHP, Big Bend (Texas) HS. 995. Seattle, Kenneth Gaines, SS, FIU. 366. San Francisco, Hector Santiago, SS, Colegio Valley HS, Shelburne, Vt. Nuestra Senora De Belen, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 534. Philadelphia, Gregory Brodzinski, C, Barry. CC. 839. N.Y. Mets, Anthony Dimino, C, Belmont Abbey. 996. San Francisco, Rafael Ramirez, RHP, Calusa 1134. Philadelphia, Beau Brundage, SS, Mill Creek 367. Pittsburgh, Ty Moore, RF, UCLA. 535. Cincinnati, Isaac Anesty, LHP, Our Lady of 689. N.Y. Mets, Kenneth Bautista, RF, Puerto Rico BB 840. Atlanta, Curtiss Pomeroy, RHP, Georgetown. Preparatory School, Miami. HS, Buford, Ga. 368. Oakland, Chris Iriart, 1B, Houston. Lourdes Catholic HS, Guelph, Ontario. Academy, Carolina. 841. Milwaukee, Mitch Ghelfi, C, Milwaukee. 997. Pittsburgh, Sean Keselica, LHP, Virginia Tech. 1135. Cincinnati, Matt Kroon, 3B, Horizon HS, 369. Kansas City, Daniel Concepcion, RHP, VCXU. 536. Miami, Kyle Keller, RHP, Southeastern 690. Atlanta, Taylor Cockrell, RHP, 842. Toronto, Levi Scott, 1B, Texas-Arlington. 998. Oakland, Mike Martin, CF, Harvard. 370. Detroit, Kyle Dowdy, RHP, Houston. Louisiana. Florida Manatee-Sarasota. 843. N.Y. Yankees, David Sosebee, RHP, Georgia. 999. Kansas City, Nathan Esposito, C, Concordia Scottsdale, Ariz. 371. St. Louis, Jacob Schlesener, LHP, 537. San Diego, Justin Harrer, SS, Sisters (Ore.) HS. 691. Milwaukee, Donovan Walton, SS, Oklahoma St. 844. Cleveland, Jack Goihl, C, Augustana (S.D.). (Ore.) 1136. Miami, C.J. Newsome, CF, Columbia (Miss.) Logan-Rogersville HS, Rogersville, Mo. 538. Tampa Bay, Landon Cray, CF, Seattle. 692. Toronto, Juandy Mendoza, SS, Otero JC. 845. Seattle, Taylor Perez, SS, St. Leo. 1000. Detroit, Nick Dalesandro, C, Joliet Catholic HS. 372. L.A. Dodgers, Matthew Beaty, C, Belmont. 539. N.Y. Mets, Jordan Humphreys, RHP, Crystal 693. N.Y. Yankees, Garrett Mundell, RHP, Fresno St. 846. San Francisco, Ashford Fulmer, CF, Houston. Academy, Plainfield, Ill. 1137. San Diego, Dean Kremer, RHP, San Joaquin 373. Baltimore, Robert Strader, LHP, Louisville. River (Fla.) HS. 694. Cleveland, Chad Smith, RHP, Wallace State CC. 847. Pittsburgh, Albert Baur, 1B, Newberry. 1001. St. Louis, Chandler Hawkins, LHP, Arkansas Delta College. 374. Washington, Tommy Peterson, RHP, South 540. Atlanta, Gilbert Suarez, RHP, San Ysidro HS, 695. Seattle, Art Warren, RHP, Ashland. 848. Oakland, Marc Berube, RHP, Pittsburgh. St. 1138. Tampa Bay, Steven Sensley, 1B, LSU-Eunice. Florida. San Diego. 696. San Francisco, Dillon Dobson, 3B, Appalachian 849. Kansas City, Reed Hayes, RHP, Walters State 1002. L.A. Dodgers, Adam Bray, RHP, South Dakota 1139. N.Y. Mets, Jacob Wyrick, LHP, Cleveland State 375. L.A. Angels, Dalton Blumenfeld, C, Hamilton HS, 541. Milwaukee, Gentry Fortuno, RHP, Charles St. CC. St. CC. Los Angeles. Flanagan HS, Pembroke Pines, Fla. 697. Pittsburgh, Jacob McCarthy, CF, Scranton (Pa.) 850. Detroit, Patrick Mackenzie, 2B, Central 1003. Baltimore, Steven Klimek, RHP, 1140. Atlanta, Liam Scafariello, 1B, Southington HS, 13TH ROUND 542. Toronto, Geno Encina, RHP, Incarnate Word. HS. Michigan. St. Bonaventure. Plantsville, Conn. 543. N.Y. Yankees, Zack Zehner, LF, Cal Poly. 698. Oakland, Eric Senior, OF, York Mills Collegiate 851. St. Louis, Mitchell Traver, RHP, TCU. 376. Arizona, Jason Morozowski, CF, Mount Olive. 1004. Washington, Angelo La Bruna, SS, Southern 1141. Milwaukee, Scott Grist, RHP, Texas St. 544. Cleveland, Anthony Miller, 1B, Johnson County Institute, Ontario. 852. L.A. Dodgers, Kyle Garlick, CF, Cal Poly 377. Colorado, Mylz Jones, SS, Cal St. Bakersfield. Cal. 1142. Toronto, Josh Reavis, C, Radford. CC. 699. Kansas City, Colton Frabasilio, OF, Saint Louis. Pomona. 378. Texas, Curtis Terry, 1B, Archer HS, Snellville, 1005. L.A. Angels, Winston Lavendier, LHP, Cal St. 1143. N.Y. Yankees, Mike Garzillo, 2B, Lehigh. 545. Seattle, Anthony Misiewicz, LHP, Michigan St. 700. Detroit, Ryan Milton, RHP, Southern Miss. 853. Baltimore, Christian Turnipseed, RHP, Georgia Ga. Dominguez Hills. 1144. Cleveland, Braden Webb, RHP, Owasso (Okla.) 546. San Francisco, Heath Slatton, RHP, Middle 701. St. Louis, Gio Brusa, RF, Pacific. Gwinnett. 379. Houston, Kevin McCanna, RHP, Rice. 34TH ROUND HS. Tennessee. 702. L.A. Dodgers, Andrew Istler, RHP, Duke. 854. Washington, Mick Vanvossen, RHP, Michigan 380. Minnesota, Cody Stashak, RHP, St. John’s. 1006. Arizona, Jake Peevyhouse, LF, Arizona St. 1145. Seattle, Dalton Kelly, 1B, UC Santa Barbara. 547. Pittsburgh, Stephan Meyer, RHP, Bellevue. 703. Baltimore, Will Dennis, LHP, Seattle. St. 381. Boston, Matt Kent, LHP, Texas A&M. 1007. Colorado, Michael Benson, C, Rancho Buena 548. Oakland, Brett Sunde, C, Western Michigan. 704. Washington, Alec Rash, RHP, Missouri. 855. L.A. Angels, Aaron Rhodes, RHP, Florida. 1146. San Francisco, Nathaniel Pecota, LF, Blue 382. Chicago White Sox, Ryan Riga, LHP, Ohio St. Vista (Calif.) HS. 549. Kansas City, Brian Bayliss, RHP, St Joseph’s 705. L.A. Angels, Tim Arakawa, 2B, Oklahoma St. 29TH ROUND Springs South HS, Lee’s Summit, Mo. 383. Chicago Cubs, Kyle Twomey, LHP, Southern 1008. Texas, Joeanthony Rivera, LHP, Barry. (Ind.) 24TH ROUND 856. Arizona, Keegan Long, RHP, St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 1147. Pittsburgh, Conor Costello, RHP, Oklahoma St. Cal. 1009. Houston, Conor Biggio, OF, Notre Dame. 550. Detroit, Joseph Havrilak, RF, Akron. 706. Arizona, Bryant Holtmann, LHP, Florida St. 857. Colorado, William Jones, RHP, Valdosta St. 1148. Oakland, Chris Cullen, C, West Forsyth HS, 384. Philadelphia, Zack Coppola, CF, South Dakota 1010. Minnesota, Brian Olson, C, Seattle. 551. St. Louis, Joshua Rolette, C, Shawnee (Okla.) 707. Colorado, James McMahon, RHP, Southern 858. Texas, Maikor Mora, RHP, Polk St. Cumming, Ga. St. 1011. Boston, Nick Lovullo, SS, Holy Cross. HS. Miss. 859. Houston, Brooks Marlow, 2B, Texas. 1149. Kansas City, Dylan Horne, LHP, Walters State 385. Cincinnati, Andrew Jordan, RHP, Hunter Huss 1012. Chicago White Sox, Drew Hasler, RHP, 552. L.A. Dodgers, Chris Godinez, 2B, Bradley. 708. Texas, Ashton Perritt, RHP, Liberty. 860. Minnesota, Brad Hartong, C, Indiana. CC. HS, Gastonia, N.C. Valparaiso. 553. Baltimore, Nick Vespi, LHP, Palm Beach State. 709. Houston, Chris Murphy, RHP, Millersville. 861. Boston, Will Stillman, RHP, Wofford. 1150. Detroit, Bryant Harris, CF, Luella HS, 386. Miami, RJ Peace, RHP, Serrano HS, 1013. Chicago Cubs, Cody Hawken, OF, Union HS, 554. Washington, Melvin Rodriguez, 2B, Jackson St. 710. Minnesota, Jaylin Davis, CF, Appalachian St. 862. Chicago White Sox, Jake Fincher, CF, NC State. Hampton, Ga. Wrightwood, Calif. Vancouver, Wash. 555. L.A. Angels, Travis Herrin, RHP, Wabash Valley. 711. Boston, Brad Stone, LHP, NC State. 863. Chicago Cubs, Ian Rice, C, Houston. 1151. St. Louis, Orlando Olivera, OF, Missouri Baptist 387. San Diego, William Headean, LHP, Illinois St. 1014. Philadelphia, Ben Pelletier, OF, Ecole 19TH ROUND 712. Chicago White Sox, Brandon Magallones, RHP, 864. Philadelphia, Von Watson, OF, Briarcrest College. 388. Tampa Bay, Nicholas Padilla, RHP, Grayson Secondaire De Montagne, Varennes, Quebec. 556. Arizona, Jacy Cave, RF, New Mexico JC. Northwestern. Christian School, Potts Camp, Miss. 1152. L.A. Dodgers, Edwin Drexler, CF, Grambling St. County College. 1015. Cincinnati, Connor Bennett, RHP, Buford (Ga.) 557. Colorado, Daniel Koger, LHP, Alabama- 713. Chicago Cubs, Sutton Whiting, SS, Louisville. 865. Cincinnati, Elih Marrero, C, Coral Gables (Fla.) 1153. Baltimore, Jack Graham, 2B, Slippery Rock. 389. N.Y. Mets, Pj Conlon, LHP, San Diego. HS. Huntsville. 714. Philadelphia, Zach Morris, LHP, Maryland. HS. 1154. Washington, Matt Morales, SS, Wellington 390. Atlanta, Chase Johnson-Mullins, LHP, Shelton 1016. Miami, Brandon Rawe, RF, Morehead St. 558. Texas, Xavier Turner, 3B, Vanderbilt. 715. Cincinnati, Joseph Zanghi, RHP, Cumberland 866. Miami, Ben Meyer, RHP, Minnesota. (Fla.) Community HS. State CC. 1017. San Diego, Ty France, 3B, San Diego St. 559. Houston, Drew Ferguson, CF, Belmont. County College. 867. San Diego, Tyler Moore, 2B, South Carolina- 391. Milwaukee, Max McDowell, C, UConn. 1018. Tampa Bay, Ryan Caldwell, CF, Ezell Harding 1155. L.A. Angels, Jonah Dipoto, RHP, Newport 560. Minnesota, Kyle Wilson, RHP, Raymore (Mo.) 716. Miami, Octavio Arroyo, RHP, San Ysidro HS, Aiken. 392. Toronto, Daniel Perry, SS, Lassen HS, Christian School, Brentwood, Tenn. Harbor (Calif.) HS. Susanville, Calif. Peculiar HS. San Diego. 868. Tampa Bay, Shane Potter, 1B, La Costa Canyon 39TH ROUND 561. Boston, Logan Boyd, LHP, Sam Houston St. 717. San Diego, Jamar Smith, C, Meridian (Miss.) HS. HS, Encinitas, Calif. 1019. N.Y. Mets, L.T. Tolbert, RHP, IMG Academy, 393. N.Y. Yankees, Trey Amburgey, CF, Piedmont, S.C. 1156. Arizona, Georgie Salem, OF, Alabama. St. Petersburg College. 562. Chicago White Sox, Frank Califano, CF, 718. Tampa Bay, Jesus Ortiz, RHP, Miguel Melendez 869. N.Y. Mets, Seth Davis, LHP, Augustana (Ill.) 1157. Colorado, Brent Schwarz, RHP, Regis Jesuit Youngstown St. Munoz HS, Cayey, Puerto Rico. 870. Atlanta, Collin Yelich, C, Sam Houston St. 1020. Atlanta, Carter Hall, SS, Wesleyan HS, 394. Cleveland, Daniel Salters, C, Dallas Baptist. Alpharetta, Ga. HS, Aurora, Colo. 395. Seattle, Matt Clancy, LHP, St. John’s. 563. Chicago Cubs, Kyle Miller, RHP, FAU. 719. N.Y. Mets, Jordan Verdon, 3B, Granite Hills HS, 871. Milwaukee, Donny Everett, RHP, Clarksville 1158. Texas, Shae Murray, RHP, Ohio St. 564. Philadelphia, Robert Tasin, RHP, Oklahoma. El Cajon, Calif. (Tenn.) HS. 1021. Milwaukee, Tristan Beck, RHP, Corona (Calif.) 396. San Francisco, Matt Pope, RHP, Walters State Senior HS. 1159. Houston, Alex Vargas, RHP, Monroe College. CC. 565. Cincinnati, Mike Salvatore, RHP, Ewing HS, 720. Atlanta, Jacob Lanning, 3B, Holy Cross. 872. Toronto, Kyle Davis, RHP, Southern Cal. 1160. Minnesota, Daniel Tilo, LHP, Sioux City (Iowa) Trenton, N.J. 721. Milwaukee, Christian Trent, LHP, Mississippi. 873. N.Y. Yankees, Kane Sweeney, 1B, Morehead St. 1022. Toronto, Hunter Barnett, LHP, Mount Olive. 397. Pittsburgh, Logan Ratledge, SS, NC State. North HS. 566. Miami, Curt Britt, RHP, NC State. 722. Toronto, Reggie Pruitt, CF, Kennesaw (Ga.) 874. Cleveland, Christian Meister, RHP, No School. 1023. N.Y. Yankees, Andrew Miller, LHP, Sterling HS, 398. Oakland, Brett Siddall, RF, Canisius. 1161. Boston, Daniel Reyes, OF, Mater Academy 567. San Diego, Alan Garcia, RF, Mountain Pointe Mountain HS. 875. Seattle, Jared West, LHP, LSU-Shreveport. Stratford, N.J. 399. Kansas City, Travis Maezes, SS, Michigan. Charter School, Miami Springs, Fla. HS, Nogales, Ariz. 723. N.Y. Yankees, Patrick O’Brien, RHP, UC Santa 876. San Francisco, Matthias Dietz, RHP, John A. 1024. Cleveland, Andrew Cabezas, RHP, Mater 400. Detroit, Josh Lester, 3B, Missouri. Academy Charter School, Hialeah Gardens, Fla. 1162. Chicago White Sox, Jalin McMillan, 3B, Simeon 401. St. Louis, Craig Aikin, CF, Oklahoma. 568. Tampa Bay, Porter Clayton, LHP, Dixie St. Barbara. Logan. 569. N.Y. Mets, Nic Enright, RHP, The Steward 724. Cleveland, Sam Haggerty, 2B, New Mexico. 877. Pittsburgh, Chris Falwell, LHP, Cisco JC. 1025. Seattle, Kyle Ostrowski, LHP, Lincoln Way Career Academy, Chicago. 402. L.A. Dodgers, Michael Boyle, LHP, Radford. North HS, Tinley Park, Ill. 1163. Chicago Cubs, John Kilichowski, LHP, 403. Baltimore, Cedric Mullins, CF, Campbell. School, Richmond, Va. 725. Seattle, Lance Thonvold, RHP, Minnesota. 878. Oakland, Armando Ruiz, RHP, Alabama St. 570. Atlanta, Sean McLaughlin, RHP, Georgia. 726. San Francisco, Zachary Bowers, C, Georgia. 879. Kansas City, Mark McCoy, LHP, Rutgers. 1026. San Francisco, Travis Moniot, SS, Palm Desert Vanderbilt. 404. Washington, Max Schrock, 2B, South Carolina. HS, Indio, Calif. 1164. Philadelphia, Griffin Morandini, CF, Garnet 405. L.A. Angels, Jeffrey Boehm, LF, Illinois-Chicago. 571. Milwaukee, Steven Karkenny, 1B, The Masters 727. Pittsburgh, John Bormann, C, UTSA. 880. Detroit, Dayton Dugas, OF, Sam Houston HS, College. 728. Oakland, Heath Bowers, RHP, Campbell. Lake Charles, La. 1027. Pittsburgh, Brenden Spillane, 3B, Wheeling Valley HS, Glen Mills, Pa. 14TH ROUND (Ill.) HS. 1165. Cincinnati, Kevin Santiago, SS, Rafaelina E. 406. Arizona, Luke Lowery, C, East Carolina. 572. Toronto, John La Prise, 2B, Virginia. 729. Kansas City, Jonathan McCray, 2B, 881. St. Louis, Ben Yokley, RHP, Air Force. 1028. Oakland, Shane Conlon, 1B, Kansas St. Lebron, Patillas, Puerto Rico. 407. Colorado, Sam Thoele, RHP, UALR. 573. N.Y. Yankees, Mark Seyler, RHP, San Diego St. San Bernardino Valley College. 882. L.A. Dodgers, Jason Bilous, RHP, Caravel 1029. Kansas City, Taylor Ostrich, 1B, Old Dominion. 1166. Miami, Bucket Goldby, 3B, Yuba City (Calif.) 408. Texas, Adam Choplick, LHP, Oklahoma. 574. Cleveland, Todd Isaacs, OF, Palm Beach State. 730. Detroit, Michael Vinson, RHP, Florida. Academy, Wilmington, Del. 1030. Detroit, Andrew McWilliam, RF, San Diego HS. 409. Houston, Johnny Sewald, CF, Arizona St. 575. Seattle, Patrick Jones, C, Washington St. 731. St. Louis, Daniel Martin, 2B, Azusa Pacific. 883. Baltimore, Gabriel Garcia, C, Montverde 576. San Francisco, Charles Owen, RHP, Arkansas 732. L.A. Dodgers, Cameron Palmer, RHP, Toledo. Academy, Coamo, Puerto Rico. Mesa College. 1167. San Diego, Adam Hill, RHP, T L Hanna HS, 410. Minnesota, A.J. Murray, C, Georgia Tech. 1031. St. Louis, Parker Kelly, RHP, Westview HS, 411. Boston, Bobby Poyner, LHP, Florida. St. 733. Baltimore, Kirvin Moesquit, 3B, Seminole State. 884. Washington, Philip Diedrick, OF, Western Anderson, S.C. 577. Pittsburgh, Ike Schlabach, LHP, Timber Creek 734. Washington, Blake Smith, RHP, West Virginia. Kentucky. Portland, Ore. 1168. Tampa Bay, Tyler Rand, CF, Langham Creek 412. Chicago White Sox, Tyler Sullivan, CF, Pacific. 1032. L.A. Dodgers, Luis Rodriguez, RHP, Calusa 413. Chicago Cubs, Jake Kelzer, RHP, Indiana. HS, Keller, Texas. 735. L.A. Angels, Mitch Esser, CF, Concordia (Calif.). 885. L.A. Angels, Cody Pope, RHP, Eastern New HS, Houston. 578. Oakland, Seth Brown, 1B, Lewis-Clark St. 25TH ROUND Mexico. Preparatory School, Miami. 1169. N.Y. Mets, Chad Luensmann, RHP, Bellwood 414. Philadelphia, Austin Bossart, C, Penn. 1033. Baltimore, Kory Groves, RHP, 579. Kansas City, Emmanuel Rivera, SS, Universidad 736. Arizona, Stephen Dezzi, OF, Tampa. 30TH ROUND Antis HS, Altoona, Pa. 415. Cincinnati, Austin Orewiler, RHP, Rice. Cal St. Monterey Bay. Interamericana, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. 737. Colorado, Scott Burcham, SS, Cal St. 886. Arizona, Jeff Smith, IF, Missouri Baptist. 1170. Atlanta, Jeremy Pena, SS, Classical HS, 416. Miami, Jordan Hillyer, RHP, Kennesaw St. 1034. Washington, Tyler Watson, LHP, Perry HS, 580. Detroit, Cam Vieaux, LHP, Michigan St. Sacramento. 887. Colorado, Matt Meier, RHP, Lindenwood. Providence, R.I. 417. San Diego, Kyle Overstreet, C, Alabama. Gilbert, Ariz. 581. St. Louis, Ryan McCarvel, C, Howard. 738. Texas, Demarcus Evans, RHP, Petal (Miss.) HS. 888. Texas, Jeffrey Springs, LHP, Appalachian St. 1171. Milwaukee, Nolan Kingham, RHP, Desert Oasis 418. Tampa Bay, Tyler Brashears, RHP, Hawaii. 1035. L.A. Angels, Nicholas Flair, 3B, Tampa. 419. N.Y. Mets, Vincent Siena, 2B, UConn. 582. L.A. Dodgers, Joe Genord, C, Park Vista 739. Houston, Jorge Martinez, C, Carlos Beltran 889. Houston, Bobby Wernes, 3B, Arkansas. HS, Las Vegas. Community HS, Lake Worth, Fla. Baseball Academy, Barranquitas, Puerto Rico. 890. Minnesota, Greg Popylisen, CF, El Paso CC. 35TH ROUND 420. Atlanta, Trey Keegan, C, Bowling Green. 1036. Arizona, Quinnton Mack, CF, New Mexico St. 1172. Toronto, Mattingly Romanin, IF, Chicago St. 421. Milwaukee, Tyrone Perry, 1B, Lakeland Senior 583. Baltimore, Jerry McClanahan, C, UC Irvine. 740. Minnesota, Logan Lombana, RHP, Long Beach 891. Boston, Jack Conley, C, Leesville Road HS, 1173. N.Y. Yankees, Deacon Liput, SS, Oviedo (Fla.) 584. Washington, Clayton Brandt, SS, MidAmerica St. Raleigh, N.C. 1037. Colorado, Ryan Madden, RHP, Fairview HS, HS, Avon Park, Fla. Westminister, Colo. HS. 422. Toronto, Ryan Hissey, C, William & Mary. Nazarene. 741. Boston, Andrew Noviello, C, Bridgewater- 892. Chicago White Sox, Jack Charleston, RHP, 1174. Cleveland, Tristin English, RHP, Pike County 585. L.A. Angels, Aaron Cox, RHP, Gannon. Raynham (Mass.) Regional HS. Faulkner. 1038. Texas, Isaiah Carranza, RHP, Damien HS, La 423. N.Y. Yankees, Will Carter, RHP, Alabama. HS, Williamson, Ga. 20TH ROUND 742. Chicago White Sox, Richard McWilliams, RHP, 893. Chicago Cubs, Tyler Payne, C, West Virginia St. Verne, Calif. 424. Cleveland, Matt Esparza, RHP, UC Irvine. 1175. Seattle, Dante Ricciardi, SS, Worcester 586. Arizona, Will Lowman, LHP, Kennesaw St. Cal Poly Pomona. 894. Philadelphia, Kyle Nowlin, OF, Eastern 1039. Houston, Kody Clemens, SS, Memorial HS, 425. Seattle, Jio Orozco, RHP, Salpointe Catholic HS, Academy, North Boylston, Mass. 587. Colorado, Bobby Stahel, OF, Southern Cal. 743. Chicago Cubs, Marcus Mastrobuoni, C, Cal St Kentucky. Houston. Tucson, Ariz. 1040. Minnesota, Hector Lujan, RHP, Westmont 1176. San Francisco, Hunter Bowling, LHP, American 426. San Francisco, Matt Winn, C, VMI. 588. Texas, Luke Shilling, RHP, Notre Dame Prep, Stanislaus. 895. Cincinnati, Joseph Purritano, 1B, Dartmouth. Clarkston, Mich. 744. Philadelphia, Joseph Lauria, RHP, UNLV. 896. Miami, Joseph Chavez, SS, UC Riverside. College. Heritage School, Lake Worth, Fla. 427. Pittsburgh, Chris Plitt, RHP, South Mountain CC. 1041. Boston, Tyler Spoon, OF, Arkansas. 1177. Pittsburgh, Tate Scioneaux, RHP, Southeastern 428. Oakland, Boomer Biegalski, RHP, Florida St. 589. Houston, Makay Nelson, RHP, College of 745. Cincinnati, James Vasquez, 1B, UCF. 897. San Diego, A.J 8xx. Kennedy, C, Southern Idaho. 746. Miami, Alexander Fernandez, LF, Cal St. Fullerton. 1042. Chicago White Sox, DJ King, SS, Hillsborough Louisiana. 429. Kansas City, Nicholas Dini, C, Wagner. CC. 1178. Oakland, Gregory Fettes, C, Kentucky. 430. Detroit, A.J. Simcox, SS, Tennessee. 590. Minnesota, Colton Eastman, RHP, Central Union Nova Southeastern. 898. Tampa Bay, Kyle Teaf, SS, South Florida. HS, Fresno, Calif. 747. San Diego, Chase Williams, RHP, Wichita St. 899. N.Y. Mets, Jackson Wark, RHP, Bellerose 1043. Chicago Cubs, Taylor Jones, 1B, Gonzaga. 1179. Kansas City, Billy Endris, OF, FAU. 431. St. Louis, Carson Cross, RHP, UConn. 1044. Philadelphia, Andrew Amaro, OF, Tampa. 1180. Detroit, Travis Howard, RHP, Marana HS, 432. L.A. Dodgers, Garrett Kennedy, C, Miami. 591. Boston, Yomar Valentin, 2B, Puerto Rico BB 748. Tampa Bay, Devin Davis, 1B, Valencia HS, Santa Composite HS, St. Albert, Alberta. 1045. Cincinnati, Alex Krupa, CF, Iowa Western CC. Tucson, Ariz. 433. Baltimore, Drew Turbin, 2B, Dallas Baptist. Academy, Manati, Puerto Rico. Clarita, Calif. 900. Atlanta, Doug Still, LHP, Jefferson College. 1046. Miami, Cameron Newell, LF, UC Santa 1181. St. Louis, R.J. Dennard, 1B, Armstrong St. 434. Washington, Mack Lemieux, LHP, 592. Chicago White Sox, Jacob Cooper, C, Modesto 749. N.Y. Mets, Dylan King, RHP, Riverdale HS, 901. Milwaukee, Charlie Donovan, SS, Westmont HS, Barbara. 1182. L.A. Dodgers, Christopher Powell, RHP, Cal Jupiter Community HS, Tequesta, Fla. JC. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Clarendon Hills, Ill. 593. Chicago Cubs, Blake Headley, 3B, Nebraska. 750. Atlanta, Jonathan Morales, C, Miami Dade CC. 902. Toronto, Earl Burl III, CF, Alcorn St. 1047. San Diego, Nathan Foriest, LHP, Poly Pomona. 435. L.A. Angels, Ryan Vega, CF, El Paso CC. Middle Tennessee. 15TH ROUND 594. Philadelphia, Will Stewart, LHP, Hazel Green 751. Milwaukee, Justin Hooper, LHP, De La Salle HS, 903. N.Y. Yankees, Chad Martin, RHP, Delaware. 1183. Baltimore, Frank Crinella, UTL, Merrimack. (Ala.) HS. San Ramon, Calif. 904. Cleveland, Chandler Day, RHP, Watkins 1048. Tampa Bay, Blake Butera, 2B, Boston College. 1184. Washington, Jake Jefferies, 2B, Cal St. 436. Arizona, Justin Donatella, RHP, San Diego. 1049. N.Y. Mets, George Thanopoulos, RHP, 437. Colorado, Sam Hilliard, OF, Wichita St. 595. Cincinnati, Rock Rucker, LHP, Auburn- 752. Toronto, Ryan Feltner, RHP, Walsh Jesuit HS, Memorial HS, Westerville, Ohio. Fullerton. Montgomery. Hudson, Ohio. 905. Seattle, Augustus Craig, RF, Columbia. Columbia. 1185. L.A. Angels, Jared Walsh, 1B, Georgia. 438. Texas, Kyle Kaye, CF, Glendora (Calif.) HS. 1050. Atlanta, Chase Smartt, C, Charles Henderson 439. Houston, Pat Porter, RF, Ohio S. 596. Miami, Korey Dunbar, C, North Carolina. 753. N.Y. Yankees, Austin Afenir, C, Oral Roberts. 906. San Francisco, Tucker Forbes, RHP, UCLA. 40TH ROUND HS, Troy, Ala. 440. Minnesota, Anthony Mciver, LHP, San Diego. 597. San Diego, Phil Maton, RHP, Louisiana Tech. 754. Cleveland, Connor Marabell, OF, Jacksonville. 907. Pittsburgh, Mike Wallace, RHP, Fairfield. 1186. Arizona, Tucker Ward, RHP, Mobile. 1051. Milwaukee, Quintin Torres-Costa, LHP, Hawaii. 441. Boston, Jerry Downs, OF, St. Thomas (Fla.) 598. Tampa Bay, Edrick Agosto, RHP, No School, 755. Seattle, Joe Peeler, RHP, East Rowan HS, 908. Oakland, Brendan Butler, RHP, Dowling. 1187. Colorado, Alexander Carter, 1B, Georgetown. 1052. Toronto, Stuart Holmes, LHP, Nicholls St. 442. Chicago White Sox, Christopher Comito, RHP, Catano, Puerto Rico. Rockwell, N.C. 909. Kansas City, Luke Willis, OF, George Mason. 1188. Texas, London Lindley, CF, Georgia Perimeter 1053. N.Y. Yankees, Alex Bisacca, RHP, Norwalk (Iowa) HS. 599. N.Y. Mets, Thomas McIlraith, RHP, Oklahoma. 756. San Francisco, Michael Silva, RHP, 910. Detroit, Cole McKay, RHP, Smithson Valley HS, College. Sam Houston St. 443. Chicago Cubs, Scott Effross, RHP, Indiana. 600. Atlanta, Jaret Hellinger, LHP, Ola HS, Loyola Marymount. Spring Branch, Texas. 1189. Houston, Steve Naemark, LHP, Angelo St. 1054. Cleveland, Cade Tremie, C, New Waverly 444. Philadelphia, Dylan Bosheers, SS, Tennessee McDonough, Ga. 757. Pittsburgh, Logan Hill, RF, Troy. 911. St. Louis, Matt Vierling, OF, Christian Brothers 1190. Minnesota, Max Cordy, RHP, UC Davis. (Texas) HS. Tech. 601. Milwaukee, David Lucroy, RHP, East Carolina. 758. Oakland, Evan Manarino, LHP, UC Irvine. College HS, St. Louis. 1191. Boston, DJ Artis, CF, Southeast Guilford HS, 1055. Seattle, Gianni Zayas, RHP, FIU. 445. Cincinnati, Blake Butler, 2B, College of 602. Toronto, Tyler Burden, RHP, Chowan. 759. Kansas City, Tyler Carvalho, RHP, Mesa CC. 912. L.A. Dodgers, Logan Crouse, RHP, 1056. San Francisco, Drew Jackson, RHP, FAU. Greensboro, N.C. Charleston. 603. N.Y. Yankees, Isiah Gilliam, 1B, Chipola College. 760. Detroit, Ryan Castellanos, RHP, Bloomingdale Senior HS, Valrico, Fla. 1057. Pittsburgh, Jordan George, 1B, Arkansas St. 1192. Chicago White Sox, Joseph Reinsdorf, 2B, New 446. Miami, Kyle Barrett, CF, Kentucky. 604. Cleveland, Luke Wakamatsu, SS, Keller (Texas) Nova Southeastern. 913. Baltimore, Andrew Elliot, RHP, Wright St. 1058. Oakland, Tim Proudfoot, SS, Texas Tech. Trier HS, Glencoe, Ill. 447. San Diego, Brad Zunica, 1B, Florida Mana- HS. 761. St. Louis, Kyle Molnar, RHP, Aliso Niguel 914. Washington, Jorge Pantoja, RHP, Alabama St. 1059. Kansas City, Trey Stover, SS, Hartford. 1193. Chicago Cubs, Domenic DeRenzo, C, Central tee-Sarasota. 605. Seattle, Parker McFadden, RHP, Yelm (Wash.) (Calif.) HS. 915. L.A. Angels, Nick Lynch, 1B, UC Davis. 1060. Detroit, Connor Lungwitz, RHP, Maize Catholic HS, Pittsburgh. 448. Tampa Bay, Ethan Clark, RHP, Crowder. HS. 762. L.A. Dodgers, Robert McDonnell, LHP, Illinois. 31ST ROUND HS,Wichita, Kan. 1194. Philadelphia, Thomas McCarthy, 3B, Allentown 449. N.Y. Mets, Thomas Hackimer, RHP, St. John’s. 606. San Francisco, Travis Eckert, RHP, Oregon St. 763. Baltimore, Steve Laurino, 1B, Marist. 916. Arizona, Vance Vizcaino, 3B, Stetson. 1061. St. Louis, Luke Harrison, RHP, Indiana. HS, Allentown, N.J. 450. Atlanta, Bradley Keller, OF, Crest HS, 607. Pittsburgh, Tanner Anderson, RHP, Harvard. 764. Washington, Calvin Copping, RHP, CS 917. Colorado, Hector Moreta, RHP, Calusa 1062. L.A. Dodgers, Gage Green, C, Oklahoma St. 1195. Cincinnati, Jonathon Arrowood, 1B, Mooresboro, N.C. 608. Oakland, James Naile, RHP, UAB. Northridge. Preparatory School, Miami. 1063. Baltimore, Guillermo Trujillo, RHP, St. Edward’s. 451. Milwaukee, Zach Taylor, C, Scottsdale CC. 609. Kansas City, Junior Harding, RHP, Chipola 765. L.A. Angels, Trever Allen, RF, Arizona St. 918. Texas, Jamie Potts, OF, Grand Valley St. Oral Roberts. 1196. Miami, Matthew Foley, C, Rhode Island 452. Toronto, Jackson McClelland, RHP, Pepperdine. College. 26TH ROUND 919. Houston, Keach Ballard, SS, Oklahoma Baptist. 1064. Washington, Coco Montes, SS, Coral Gables College. 453. N.Y. Yankees, Bret Marks, RHP, Tennessee. 610. Detroit, Logan Longwith, RHP, Tennessee 766. Arizona, Kirby Bellow, LHP, Texas. 920. Minnesota, Tristan Pompey, LF, Jean Vanier (Fla.) HS. 1197. San Diego, Trevor Larnach, RF, College Park 454. Cleveland, Daniel Sprinkle, RHP, White Hall Wesleyan. 767. Colorado, Drasen Johnson, RHP, Illinois. Catholic SS, Milton, Ontario. 1065. L.A. Angels, Jordan Serena, CF, Columbia. HS, Concord, Calif. (Ark.) HS. 611. St. Louis, Luke Doyle, 2B, Yavapai. 768. Texas, Jacob Shortslef, RHP, Herkimer County 921. Boston, Nick Duron, RHP, Clark CC. 36TH ROUND 1198. Tampa Bay, Kahiau Winchester, LF, Iolani HS, 455. Seattle, Ryne Inman, RHP, Parkview HS, 612. L.A. Dodgers, John Boushelle, RHP, Fayetteville CC. 922. Chicago White Sox, David Walker, 2B, Grand Lawrenceville, Ga. (Ark.) Senior HS. 769. Houston, Ralph Garza, RHP, Oklahoma. Canyon. 1066. Arizona, Cameron Smith, LHP, Texas Tech U Ewa, Hawaii. 456. San Francisco, Cody Brickhouse, C, Sarasota 613. Baltimore, Adam Walton, SS, Illinois. 770. Minnesota, Tyler Williams, RF, Raymond S. 923. Chicago Cubs, Daniel Spingola, OF, Georgia 1067. Colorado, Andy Pagnozzi, RHP, Fayetteville 1199. N.Y. Mets, Nick Conti, 2B, Dr Phillips HS, (Fla.) HS. 614. Washington, John Reeves, C, Rice. Kellis HS, Peoria, Ariz. Tech. (Ark.) Senior HS. Orlando, Fla. 457. Pittsburgh, Scooter Hightower, RHP, Columbia 615. L.A. Angels, Kenny Towns, 3B, Virginia. 771. Boston, Kevin Ginkel, RHP, Southwestern 924. Philadelphia, Nick Fanti, LHP, Hauppauge (NY) 1068. Texas, DJ Peters, OF, Western Nevada CC. 1200. Atlanta, John Stewart, 3B, Greenwich Central State CC. 21ST ROUND College. HS. 1069. Houston, Ryan Deemes, RHP, Nicholls St. HS, Granville, N.Y. 458. Oakland, Ryan Howell, 2B, Nevada. 616. Arizona, Alexis Olmeda, C, Yavapai. 772. Chicago White Sox, Grant Massey, SS, 925. Cincinnati, Ethan Skender, 2B, Metamora (Ill.) 1070. Minnesota, Rich Condeelis, RHP, Pittsburgh. 1201. Milwaukee, Charles Galiano, C, Fordham. 459. Kansas City, Marquise Doherty, OF, Winnetonka 617. Colorado, Logan Cozart, RHP, Ohio. Lipscomb. Township. 1071. Boston, Trevor Kelley, RHP, North Carolina. 1202. Toronto, Robert Lucido, C, Amherst College. HS, Gladstone, Mo. 618. Texas, Joenny Vazquez, C, EDUTEC Yabucoa, 773. Chicago Cubs, Jared Padgett, LHP, Graceville 926. Miami, Griffin Conine, RF, Pine Crest School, 1072. Chicago White Sox, Michael Hickman, C, 1203. N.Y. Yankees, Will Albertson, C, Catawba. 460. Detroit, Keaton Jones, SS, TCU. Puerto Rico. (Fla.) HS. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Seven Lakes HS, Katy, Texas. 1204. Cleveland, Hunter Parsons, RHP, Parkside HS, 461. St. Louis, Ryan Merrill, SS, Iowa Western CC. 619. Houston, Alex Winkelman, LHP, Southeast Mis- 774. Philadelphia, Andrew Godail, LHP, 927. San Diego, Andres Gracia, RHP, Samford. 1073. Chicago Cubs, Al Jones, SS, Columbus (Ga.) Fruitland, Md. 462. L.A. Dodgers, Garrett Zech, CF, Naples (Fla). souri St. Sam Houston St. 928. Tampa Bay, Timothy Ingram, RHP, HS. 1205. Seattle, Mike Rojas, C, Gulf Coast HS, Naples, HS. 620. Minnesota, Kamran Young, OF, Cal St. Domin- 775. Cincinnati, Dwanya Williams-Sutton, CF, Old Westbury. 1074. Philadelphia, Gabe Gonzalez, RHP, Southern Fla. 463. Baltimore, Christopher Shaw, C, Oklahoma. guez Hills. Greenfield School, Lucama, N.C. 929. N.Y. Mets, Tanner Dodson, RHP, Jesuit HS, Elk Nevada. 1206. San Francisco, Roger Edwards, CF, Gulf Coast 464. Washington, Kevin Mooney, RHP, Maryland. 621. Boston, Daniel Zandona, RHP, Cal Poly. 776. Miami, Obed Diaz, RHP, Casiano Cepeda HS, Grove, Calif. 1075. Cincinnati, Mitchell Tripp, RHP, UCF. CC. 622. Chicago White Sox, Landon Lassiter, LF, North Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. 930. Atlanta, Matt Custred, RHP, Texas Tech. 1076. Miami, Gunnar Kines, LHP, Mount Olive. 465. L.A. Angels, Nathan Bates, RHP, Georgia St. 1207. Pittsburgh, Daniel Zamora, LHP, Stony Brook. Carolina. 777. San Diego, Kodie Tidwell, SS, Louisiana-Monroe 931. Milwaukee, Colton Cross, RHP, Shorter. 1077. San Diego, Alex Webb, RHP, 16TH ROUND 1208. Oakland, Nick Maton, SS, Glenwood HS, 623. Chicago Cubs, Jared Cheek, RHP, Georgia. 778. Tampa Bay, Noel Rodriguez, RHP, Paradise 932. Toronto, Josh Degraaf, RHP, Taylor. U. British Columbia. 466. Arizona, Zach Nehrir, CF, Houston Baptist. Chatham, Ill. 624. Philadelphia, Kevin Walsh, RHP, Arkansas-Pine Valley CC. 933. N.Y. Yankees, Hobie Harris, RHP, Pittsburgh. 1078. Tampa Bay, Bryan Bonnell, RHP, UNLV. 467. Colorado, Ryan McCormick, RHP, St. John’s. 1209. Kansas City, Ford Proctor, C, Monsignor Kelly 468. Texas, Tyler Phillips, RHP, Bishop Eustace Prep Bluff. 779. N.Y. Mets, Shane McClanahan, LHP, Cape Coral 934. Cleveland, Dillon Persinger, 2B, Golden West 1079. N.Y. Mets, Anthony Gordon, RF, Terra Nova HS, 625. Cincinnati, Satchel McElroy, CF, Clear Creek (Fla.) HS. College. Pacifica, Calif. Catholic HS, Beaumont, Texas. School, Lumberton, N.J. 1210. Detroit, Jackson Kowar, RHP, Charlotte 469. Houston, Adam Whitt, RHP, Nevada. HS, League City, Texas. 780. Atlanta, Ben Libuda, LHP, Worcester St. 935. Seattle, Logan James, LHP, Stanford. 1080. Atlanta, Luis Lopez, 2B, Colegio Catolico Notre 626. Miami, Giovanny Alfonzo, SS, Tampa. 781. Milwaukee, John India, SS, American Heritage 936. San Francisco, Ryan Howard, SS, Missouri. Dame HS, Caguas, Puerto Rico. Christian School, Weddington, N.C. 470. Minnesota, Lean Marrero, RF, Leadership 1211. St. Louis, Joseph Hawkins, SS, Missouri St. Christian Academy, Bayamon, Puerto Rico. 627. San Diego, Nick Monroe, RHP, UNC Wilmington. School, Coral Springs, Fla. 937. Pittsburgh, Riley Smith, RHP, San Jacinto 1081. Milwaukee, Jordan Desguin, RHP, Florida Gulf 628. Tampa Bay, Matt Dacey, 3B, Richmond. 782. Toronto, Gabriel Clark, 1B, Oregon St. College. Coast. 1212. L.A. Dodgers, Isaac Anderson, RHP, Wichita 471. Boston, Marc Brakeman, RHP, Stanford. St. 472. Chicago White Sox, Brandon Quintero, RHP, Cal 629. N.Y. Mets, Taylor Henry, LHP, Centenary. 783. N.Y. Yankees, Icezack Flemming, RHP, Cal St. 938. Oakland, John Gorman, RHP, Boston College. 1082. Toronto, Lance Jones, CF, Southern A&M. 1213. Baltimore, Michael Costello, RHP, Post (Conn.) St. Los Angeles. 630. Atlanta, Kurt Hoekstra, 2B, Western Michigan. Los Angeles. 939. Kansas City, Brian Bien, SS, Bowling Green. 1083. N.Y. Yankees, Dustin Cook, RHP, Oklahoma 1214. Washington, Parker Quinn, 1B, The Benjamin 473. Chicago Cubs, Michael Foster, CF, 631. Milwaukee, Jon Olczak, RHP, NC State. 784. Cleveland, AJ Graffanino, SS, Northwest 940. Detroit, Blaise Salter, 1B, Michigan St. City. School, Jupiter, Fla. Northeastern. 632. Toronto, Tayler Saucedo, LHP, Tennessee Christian School, Peoria, Ariz. 941. St. Louis, Aaron Coates, LHP, Glasgow HS, 1084. Cleveland, Ryan Colegate, RHP, Ohio 474. Philadelphia, Brendon Hayden, 1B, Virginia Wesleyan. 785. Seattle, Ljay Newsome, RHP, Chopticon HS, Newark, Del. Dominican. 1215. L.A. Angels, Jacob McDavid, RHP, Tech. 633. N.Y. Yankees, Joshua Roeder, RHP, Nebraska. Mechanicsville, Md. 942. L.A. Dodgers, Corey Copping, RHP, Oklahoma. 1085. Seattle, Matt Walker, RHP, Weatherford. Oral Roberts. 4B THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com HOCKEY: Stanley Cup — Chicago 2, Tampa Bay 1 Crawford helps Blackhawks even series BY ANDREW SELIGMAN Crawford ever since he became the neville said, referring to Chicago’s The Associated Press regular goalie during the 2010-11 Stanley Cup run. “This season, reg- season. ular season-wise, he was outstand- CHICAGO — There are games He has been brilliant at times, and ing. So we’re happy to have him. We when Corey Crawford tests the pa- he helped Chicago win a champion- know the way he prepares and likes tience of the Chicago Blackhawks ship two years ago. But there have the battle.” and just about everyone rooting for also been some rough stretches. They also know what a target he them. That included a benching for is for Blackhawks fans frustrated Then, there are nights like this. poor play early in the playoffs. But by the soft goals he has a tendency Chicago’s favorite lightning rod there was no doubt Crawford was to let in. Quenneville even benched withstood a late barrage from the at his best in this game, particu- Crawford in favor of Scott Darling Tampa Bay Lightning to preserve larly during the final minute or so. for part of the first-round series a 2-1 victory that tied the Stanley Instead of falling into a deep hole, against Nashville, after he gave up Cup Final at two games apiece on the Blackhawks tied the series with three goals in the first period of the Wednesday night. Game 5 at Tampa Bay on Saturday opener and again after a 6-2 loss in “We’re impressed,” said captain and a guaranteed Game 6 at home Game 2. YESTERDAY’S ANSWER Jonathan Toews, who scored his Monday. He eventually returned in that Sudoku first goal of the series. “But we’re They can thank their goalie for series and has been solid since Sudoku is a number- definitely not surprised that Crow standing his ground near the end. then in the playoffs, helping the placing puzzle based on a 9x9 grid with several shows up and plays the way he did.” “We saw in 2013 what he’s ca- Blackhawks get past the Predators, given numbers. The object That’s the way it’s been with pable of doing,” coach Joel Quen- Minnesota and Anaheim. is to place the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty spaces COLLEGE BASEBALL: World Series Capsules so that each row, each column and each 3x3 box ARKANSAS (40-23) FLORIDA (49-16) LSU (53-10) CAL STATE FULLERTON (39-23) contains the same number Coach: Dave Van Horn (524-293, 13 Coach: Kevin O’Sullivan (341-171, Coach: Paul Mainieri (414-159-3, 9 Coach: Rick Vanderhook (160-78, only once. The difficulty years at Arkansas; 840-450, 21 years). 8 years at Florida). years at LSU; 1,278-651-8, 33 years). 4 years at Fullerton). level increases from Road to Omaha: Won Stillwater Re- Road to Omaha: Gainesville Region- Road to Omaha: Won Baton Road to Omaha: Won Fullerton Re- Monday to Sunday. gional: beat Oral Roberts 8-6, beat Okla- al: beat Florida A&M 19-0, beat USF 8-2, Rouge Regional: beat Lehigh 10-3, beat gional: beat Pepperdine 9-3, beat Arizona homa State 7-5, beat St. John’s 4-3. Won beat FAU 2-1. Gainesville Super Regional: UNC-Wilmington 2-0, beat UNC-Wilming- State 3-2 (14 inn.), beat Pepperdine 10-1. Fayetteville Super Regional: beat Missouri beat Florida State 13-5, beat Florida State ton 2-0. Won Baton Rouge Super Regional: Won Louisville Super Regional: beat Louis- State 18-4, lost to Missouri State 3-1, beat 11-4. beat Louisiana-Lafayette 4-3, beat Louisi- ville 3-2 (10 inn.), lost to Louisville 9-3, beat Missouri State 3-2. 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 7-3. ana-Lafayette 6-3. Louisville 4-3 (11 inn.) 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 2-7. Last CWS appearance: 2012. 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 3-2. 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 0-0. Last CWS appearance: 2012. All-time record in CWS: 11-17 in eight Last CWS appearance: 2013. Last CWS appearance: 2009. All-time record in CWS appearances. All-time record in CWS: 35-22 in 16 All-time record in CWS: 34-27 in 16 appearances: 11-14 in seven trips. Meet the Gators: C Mike Rivera appearances. appearances. Meet the Razorbacks: C Tucker Pen- (.261, 3 HR, 44 RBIs) or JJ Schwartz Meet the Tigers: C Kade Scivicque Meet the Titans: C A.J. Kennedy nell (.200, 0 HR, 7 RBIs), 1B Clark Eagan (.332, 18, 71), 1B Peter Alfonso (.304, (.347, 6 HR, 45 RBIs), 1B Chris Chinea (.169, 0 HR, 19 RBIs), 1B Tanner Pinkston (.284, 2, 30), 2B Rick Nomura (.294, 4, 19), 3, 25), 2B Dalton Guthrie (.286, 2, 24), (.355, 11, 58), 2B Jared Foster (.284, 9, 34), (.254, 0, 18), 2B Taylor Bryant (.194, 2, 11), 3B Bobby Wernes (.280, 5, 26), SS Michael 3B Josh Tobias (.373, 5, 41), SS Richie 3B Conner Hale (.343, 4, 56), SS Alex Breg- 3B Jerrod Bravo (.312, 0, 24), SS Timmy Bernal (.280, 4, 30), LF Joe Serrano (.285, Martin (.292, 5, 33), LF Harrison Bader man (.312, 9, 49), LF Jake Fraley (.308, 2, Richards (.235, 1, 26), LF Josh Vargas 4, 35), CF Andrew Benintendi (.380, 19, (.292, 15, 61), CF Buddy Reed (.313, 3, 34), CF Andrew Stevenson (.356, 1, 21), RF (.340, 0, 15), CF Tyler Stieb (.303, 0, 23), RF 55), RF Tyler Spoon (.331, 6, 54), DH Brett 43), RF Jeremy Vasquez (.350, 2, 18) Mark Laird (.323, 1, 23), DH Chris Sciambra Dustin Vaught (.256, 0, 14), DH David Olme- McAfee (.280, 2, 22). Starting pitchers: RHP or Ryan Larson (.305, 1, 23), DH Rive- (.309, 3, 27). Starting pitchers: RHP Alex do-Barrera (.328, 10, 45). Starting pitchers: Trey Killian (3-4, 4.74 ERA), RHP Keaton ra or Schwartz. Starting pitchers: RHP Lange (11-0, 1.89 ERA), LHP Jared Poche’ RHP Thomas Eshelman (8-5, 1.58 ERA), McKinney (6-2, 3.27), RHP Jackson Low- Logan Shore (9-6, 2.50 ERA), LHP A.J. (9-1, 2.91), RHP Austin Bain (2-2, 3.54). Re- LHP John Gavin (7-3, 3.66), RHP Connor ery (7-1, 3.16). Relievers: RHP Lance Puk (9-3, 3.96), RHP Alex Faedo (5-1, lievers: RHP Hunter Newman (3-0, 0.53), Seabold (5-3, 2.84). Relievers: LHP Tyler Philips (2-3, 3.38), RHP Jacob Stone (3-2, 3.36). Relievers: LHP Bobby Poynter (5- RHP Parker Bugg (1-2, 1.80), RHP Doug Peitzmeier (5-3, 2.20, 16 saves), RHP Chad 4.41), RHP Josh Alberius (1-2, 3.77), RHP 2, 2.73), RHP Dane Dunning (5-2, 3.95), Norman (5-1, 2.16), RHP Jesse Stallings (1- Hockin (0-0, 3.12), LHP Maxwell Gibbs (2- Zach Jackson (5-0, 1.91, 9 saves). LHP Kirby Snead (1-0, 3.19), RHP Aaron 2, 2.23), RHP Russell Reynolds (6-0, 2.97), 2, 3.38), RHP Willie Kuhl (2-0, 3.94), RHP MLB Alumni: Cliff Lee, Randy Jack- Rhodes (2-0, 3.86), RHP Taylor Lewis (6- LHP Zac Person (2-0, 3.34), RHP Jake Miles Chambers (5-3, 2.16). son, Tom Pagnozzi, Johnny Ray, Dallas 1, 1.24, 7 saves). Godrey (7-1, 4.70). MLB Alumni: Chad Cordero, Jeremy Keuchel, Drew Smyly, Les Lancaster, Kevin MLB Alumni: David Eckstein, Mark El- MLB Alumni: Ben McDonald, Todd Giambi, Mike Harkey, Reed Johnson, Mark McReynolds. lis, Rob Murphy, Matt LaPorta, Steve Lom- Walker, Albert Belle, Paul Byrd, Brad Kotsay, Brent Mayne, Mike Lamb, Phil Nev- Short hops: James Teague, who bardozzi, Mike Perez, Al Rosen, Mike Stan- Hawpe, Aaron Hill, Mike Fontenot, Kevin in, Brett Pill, Ricky Romero, Aaron Rowand, started the super regional-clinching win ley, Robby Thompson, Brad Wilkerson. Gausman, DJ LeMahieu, Russ Springer, Kurt Suzuki, Tim Wallach. Sunday, is out with an injury to his right Short Hops: Gators have hit 60 hom- Brian Wilson. Short Hops: Titans’ five-year absence (throwing) elbow. The Hogs will be without ers in 65 games after going deep 26 times Short Hops: LSU is the highest re- from the CWS was the longest in program starter Dominic Taccolini to an undisclosed in 63 games last year ... Florida’s best finish- maining national seed, at No. 2, and has history ... Vanderhook won a national title as injury. Another starter, Keaton McKinney, es in eight CWS appearances were national been No. 1 in the major polls for 10 straight a Fullerton player in 1984 and two more as had a cortisone shot in his right hip this runner-up in 2005 and 2011 ... Schwartz is weeks ... Bregman, the No. 2 overall draft an assistant in 1995 and 2004 ... Bravo has week. the NCAA tournament leader in home runs pick, was mired in an 0-for-15 slump before reached base in a school-record 44 straight Quotable: “Because we’re there. (4), RBIs (11) and total bases (26). delivering a key hit in super regional ... LSU games. That’s the main reason. We’ve got a shot. Quotable: “If you are going to win a is 13-2 since May 8 and has won 30 of its Quotable: “I feel like the Titans are We go up there, anything can happen.” — championship, then a couple guys really last 35. going home. We feel like we belong there. Van Horn, on how the Hogs can win the have to get hot. (Schwartz) is getting to that Quotable: “This team deserves to go We knew it all along despite what people CWS with injury-riddled pitching staff. point where he is carrying us a little bit right to Omaha. They’ve played at a high level all say about us and what happened at the now.” — O’Sullivan. year. We haven’t lost two games in a row, beginning of the season. We’re going there VIRGINIA (39-22) one time, the entire season.” — Mainieri. now, and that’s all that matters.” — Olme- Coach: Brian O’Connor (553-199-2, MIAMI (49-15) do-Barrera, on reaching the CWS after an 12 years at Virginia and overall). Coach: Jim Morris (980-379-3, 21 TCU (49-13) 11-12 start. Road to Omaha: Won Lake Elsinore years at Miami; 1,484-646-4, 33 years). Coach: Jim Schlossnagle (514-234, 12 Regional: beat Southern California 6-1, Road to Omaha: Won Coral Gables years at TCU; 591-281, 14 years). VANDERBILT (47-19) beat San Diego State 3-1, beat Southern Regional: beat FIU 6-2, beat Columbia 8-3, Road to Omaha: Won Fort Worth Re- Coach: Tim Corbin (563-269, 13 years California 14-10. Won Charlottesville Super lost to Columbia 3-0, beat Columbia 21-3. gional: beat Sacred Heart 10-1, lost to North at Vanderbilt; 664-405, 18 years). Regional: beat Maryland 5-3, beat Mary- Won Coral Gables Super Regional: beat Carolina State 5-4, beat Stony Brook 8-3, Road to Omaha: Won Nashville Re- land 5-4. VCU 3-2, beat VCU 10-3. beat North Carolina State 8-2, beat North gional: beat Lipscomb 9-1, beat Indiana 6-4, 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 2-2. 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 3-4. Carolina State 9-8 (10 inn.) Won Fort Worth beat Radford 21-0. Won Champaign Super Last CWS appearance: 2014. Last CWS appearance: 2008. Super Regional: beat Texas A&M 13-4, lost Regional: beat Illinois 13-0, beat Illinois 4-2. All-time record in CWS: 7-6 in three All-time record in CWS: 47-38 in 23 to Texas A&M 2-1 (10 inn.), beat Texas A&M 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 4-4. appearances. appearances. 5-4 (16 inn.) Last CWS appearance: 2014. Meet the Cavaliers: C Matt Thaiss Meet the Hurricanes: C Zack Collins 2015 record vs. CWS teams: 1-0. All-time record in CWS: 7-4 in two (.332, 9 HR, 60), 1B Pavin Smith (.313, 6, (.303, 15 HR, 70 RBIs) or Garrett Kennedy Last CWS appearance: 2014. appearances. ACROSS 41) and Robbie Coman (.301, 1, 21), 2B Er- (.329, 7, 51), 1B Christopher Barr (.306, 1, All-time record in CWS: 4-4 in two Meet the Commodores: C Karl Elli- 1 Highlands girl nie Clement (.239, 1, 20), 3B Kenny Towns 32), 2B George Iskenderian (.367, 3, 55), appearances. son (.213, 2 HR, 15 RBIs), 1B Zander Wiel 5 Strength (.298, 5, 60), SS Daniel Pinero (.300, 6, 3B David Thompson (.333, 19, 87), SS Meet the Horned Frogs: C Evan (.316, 14, 65), 2B Tyler Campbell (.236, 2, 10 Wild about 28), LF or DH Kevin Doherty (.231, 1, 22), Brandon Lopez (.303, 0, 23), LF Jacob Skoug (.286, 7 HR, 44 RBIs), 1B Jeremie 26), 3B Will Toffey (.305, 4, 46), SS Dansby 11 Monsieur’s wife CF Adam Haseley (.252, 1, 19), RF Joe Heyward (.313, 3, 20), CF Ricky Eusebio Fagnan (.267, 4, 25), 2B Garrett Crain Swanson (.350, 15, 62), LF Jeren Kendall 12 Lose traction McCarthy (.225, 1, 9). Starting pitchers: (.297, 2, 29), RF Willie Abreu (.300, 6, 47), (.271, 1, 28), 3B Derek Odell (.303, 3, 39), (.289, 7, 37), CF Bryan Reynolds (.311, 5, 13 Coos Bay setting RHP Connor Jones (7-2, 2.96 ERA), LHP DH Collins or Kennedy. Starting pitchers: SS Keaton Jones (.256, 2, 39), LF Dane 45), RF Rhett Wiseman (.318, 14, 47), DH Brandon Waddell (3-5, 4.15), RHP Alec LHP Andrew Suarez (9-1, 2.96), LHP Steinhagen (.282, 0, 23), CF Cody Jones Ro Coleman (.308, 1, 25). Starting pitch- 14 “They’re out to Bettinger (5-5, 4.80), LHP Nathan Kirby Thomas Woodrey (7-2, 3.06), RHP En- (.371, 5, 33), RF Nolan Brown (.314, 1, ers: RHP Carson Fulmer (13-2, 1.82 ERA), get me” feeling (5-2, 2.28). Relievers: RHP Derek Casey rique Sosa (7-4, 4.07), LHP Danny Garcia 30), DH Connor Wanhanen (.320, 1, 37). RHP Walker Buehler (4-2, 2.97), LHP Philip 16 Like train tracks (4-1, 3.06), LHP Kevin Doherty (3.25, 3-1), (7-1, 3.25). Relievers: RHP Cooper Ham- Starting pitchers: LHP Tyler Alexander (6- Pfeiffer (5-4, 4.09). Relievers: LHP Ben 20 Patsy LHP David Rosenberger (3-0, 5.46), RHP mond (5-1, 1.85), RHP Sam Abrams (2-0, 2, 2.86 ERA), RHP Preston Morrison (11-3, Bowden (6-1, 3.06), RHP Kyle Wright (5-1, 23 Shelley work Tommy Doyle (1-1, 3.63), RHP Josh Sborz 1.21), RHP Danny Briggi (1-0, 1.82), RHP 2.55), LHP Alex Young (9-2, 2.31), RHP 1.06), RHP Colin Snider (0-0, 2.45), LHP 24 Walks unevenly (4-2, 1.95, 14 saves). Derik Beauprez (3-2, 5.28), LHP Michael Mitchell Traver (9-2, 1.60). Relievers: RHP Ryan Johnson (5-1, 3.02), LHP John Kili- 25 One-named MLB Alumni: Ryan Zimmerman, Mediavilla (3-2, 1.89), LHP Bryan Garcia Trey Teakell (2-1, 1.51), RHP Brian Howard chowski (3-3, 2.97), RHP Tyler Ferguson (0- Italian model Ricky Horton, Javier Lopez, Mark Reyn- (5-2, 2.68, 10 saves). (4-0, 3.20), RHP Riley Ferrell (1-3, 2.83, 1, 6.30), RHP Jordan Sheffield (5-2, 2.90). 27 Words before olds, Mark Reynolds, Phil Gosselin, Sean MLB Alumni: Ryan Braun, Mike Piaz- 14 saves), RHP Brian Trieglaff (3-0, 2.70), MLB Alumni: Joey Cora, David Price, tear or dare Doolittle, David Adams. za, Pat Burrell, Aubrey Huff, Charles John- RHP Preston Guillory (1-0, 0.00). Ryan Flaherty, Sonny Gray, Pedro Alvarez, 28 Beliefs Short Hops: Kirby, out since April 17 son, Alex Cora, Alex Fernandez, Jon Jay, MLB Alumni: Scott Atchison, Lance Matt Kata, Scott Sanderson. with a strained back muscle, could return Danny Graves, Neal Heaton, Chris Perez, Broadway, Matt Carpenter, Sam Demel, Short Hops: Reigning national cham- 29 Sponge for the Cavaliers’ second game in Omaha ... Gaby Sanchez, Greg Vaughn. Bryan Holaday, Brandon Finnegan. pion had three players among first 24 draft 32 Lover Cavaliers are 5-0 in the NCAA tournament Short Hops: The top fielding team in Short Hops: Pitching staff’s 2.38 ERA picks — Swanson (1), Fulmer (8) and Bue- 36 Paper fastener heroine 22 Poet Khayyám after having lost three straight in the ACC the nation has committed one error in six is second nationally ... Jones has reached hler (24) ... Vandy is batting NCAA Tourna- 39 Words of approx- 6 Perfect 25 Goat cheese Tournament ... All four CWS appearances NCAA tournament games ... Hurricanes base safely in 34 straight games ... Morri- ment-best .354 with nine homers in last five imation 7 Comic bit 26 Showy flower have come since 2009. have won 19 of their last 22 games ... Miami son’s 36 career wins are most among active games ... Commodores’ 13 shutouts lead 40 Yanked 8 Med. coverage 28 Spent Quotable: “What we went through is top-scoring team at CWS, at 8.4 runs a pitchers, as are his 453 career innings. nation. 41 Nothing, to a provider 30 Tell target this season is a great lesson. You can’t game. Quotable: “They just never die. They Quotable: “We’re at the point in the niño take winning for granted. If you stick by the Quotable: “Our players don’t know just truly never die.” — Schlossnagle, on season where we’ve just decided we’re 9 Kayo count 31 Store events 42 Bars on cars 11 Sculptor Henry 33 Vaccine type players and continue to believe in them and what’s getting ready to hit them, something Horned Frogs winning an extra-inning going to lock in and play our best ball.” — 43 Flair work with them, it is amazing what they can that they will remember for the rest of their game in regionals and another in super Swanson. 15 Pesters 34 Meat-rating org. accomplish.” — O’Connor. lives.” — Morris. regionals. — Eric Olson, The Associated Press 17 Ear part 35 Speckled horse DOWN 18 Fix copy 36 Massage setting 1 Speech problem 19 Some July 37 Prom rental 2 “My Way” writer babies 38 Maximum 3 Commotion 20 Sow chow amount 4 Fizzy quaff 21 Singer Turner 5 “West Side Story”

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The 209 The Associated Press cion of criminal mismanagement and FIFA member federations will vote of money laundering.” in Zurich for a new president four On another day of turmoil for FIFA The storm unleashed by separate months after a deadline set for would- and the World Cup, the bidding con- U.S. and Swiss federal investigations be candidates to apply. test for the 2026 tournament was put has already further sullied FIFA’s im- Blatter’s prolonged departure is on hold. age and led to the announced resigna- “not doing himself and the whole of FIFA secretary general Jerome tion of its president, Sepp Blatter. He football a favor,” said Wolfgang Niers- Valcke said Wednesday it would be is not a suspect for Swiss authorities bach of Germany, who is on the exec- “nonsense” to begin the next bidding but is a target of the American case. utive committee. process on schedule this week amid The favorite to succeed Blatter, for- FIFA has been in crisis since the the American investigation into soc- cer corruption. mer protégé turned adversary Michel U.S. Department of Justice indict- Valcke, speaking at a news confer- Platini, criticized soccer’s governing ed 14 people on corruption charges ence in Russia hosted by organizers body later Wednesday while also wel- ahead of Blatter’s re-election at the of the 2018 tournament, also defend- coming a delay in 2026 business. FIFA congress two weeks ago. Seven ed his role in a $10 million bribery “Today there is no leadership at of them were arrested in Zurich and scandal linked to the 2010 World Cup. FIFA so it’s normal that it’s been sus- face extradition. “I will answer all the questions. I pended,” the UEFA president and One of the seven has appealed have nothing to hide,” Valcke said. former France great said at a news for bail, but Swiss authorities did While Valcke spoke in Samara, his conference in Paris which overlapped not identify which one. The Federal staff in Zurich gave more evidence to with Valcke’s in Russia. Criminal Court will rule on whether Swiss authorities for a separate inves- The United States is among the he will remain in custody, authorities tigation into the 2018 and 2022 World expected contenders in the May 2017 said Wednesday in a statement. Cup bid contests won by Russia and vote. Although Blatter was not named Qatar, respectively. FIFA also said Wednesday its in a 164-page indictment — which “FIFA handed over seized IT executive committee will meet to alleged $150 million in bribes linked data,” the Swiss attorney general’s of- choose an election date in a special mostly to non-FIFA tournaments in fice said in a statement. session next month — possibly July North and South America — officials Two weeks ago it raided FIFA offic- 24 in St. Petersburg, where Swiss familiar with the case have said he is es and opened “criminal proceedings and American investigators won’t get a target. U.S. women U.S. men Continued from Page 1B Continued from Page 1B In the Times, Sundhage slowed by injury. that we have nothing to be the country he led to the said Lloyd was a challenge “Bobby Wood is a work afraid of, and we can step 1990 World Cup title as a and suggested that she in progress,” U.S. coach Jur- on the field against any player and coached to third wouldn’t start Wambach gen Klinsmann said. “He team and can cause any- place in 2006. Germany is at this point in the popular had a very difficult season.” body trouble and can beat coached by Joachim Loew, veteran’s career. She also The U.S. had lost its pre- anybody,” Bradley said. Klinsmann’s assistant from praised defender Chris- vious two games against Mario Goetze put the 2004-06. tie Rampone as the best the Germans in Germany: top-ranked Germans ahead “We should have scored captain she’s ever seen, 4-2 in 2002 and 4-1 in 2006. in the 12th minute off a pass a second. We lost pace including herself. The Americans survived a from Patrick Herrmann, through a lot of substitu- Sundhage said goal- scare in injury time, when who was making his nation- tions in the second half. The keeper Hope Solo was one Sami Khedira bounced a al team debut and left three result is frustrating, but we of the most challenging header off the crossbar. defenders in his wake. can live with that,” Loew players she’d coached “es- “It’s such a monumen- Mix Diskerud tied the said. “The Americans have pecially when it comes to tal win for us as a country score for the 27th-ranked improved a lot over the past trouble.” and a federation,” Guzan U.S. in the 41st minute couple of years.” Ellis said she hadn’t said. “It’s important we when he ran on to a 20-yard Under-20 World Cup addressed the comments build some momentum go- pass from Bradley, and n United States 1, with the team. ing into the Gold Cup. We with the laces of his out- Colombia 0: At Wellington, “I just think we’re an know this summer is about stretched right boot kicked New Zealand, Rubio Rubin incredible professional us winning the Gold Cup. it in from about 6 yards. scored early in the second group, and the only focus That’s our No. 1 goal.” That culminated a 30-pass, half, Zack Steffen saved an for us is three points and The Americans won the 90-second sequence for the 81st-minute penalty kick, our preparation to try to 2013 Gold Cup title and Americans. and the United States beat advance,” Ellis said. would earn a berth in the “Just a regular kind of Colombia on Wednesday to Defender Lori Cha- Confederations Cup if they half-American, half-Nor- reach the Under-20 World lupny was asked if the win this year’s tournament. wegian volley. A little extra Cup quarterfinals for the U.S. team would use the If another nation wins, it jump there,” said Diskerud, first time since 2007. comments as motivation would meet the U.S. in a whose mother is from the The United States will Friday night. playoff for the Confedera- U.S. and whose father is play Serbia on Sunday in “I think when you’re in tions Cup spot. from Norway. Auckland, New Zealand, the World Cup, there’s no “We should feel like as Klinsmann, who sang and the winner advances to extra motivation needed,” we head into big, import- both national anthems be- a semifinal against Germa- Chalupny said. ant games in the Gold Cup fore kickoff, won against ny, Nigeria, or Mali. CWS Continued from Page 1B it ’s vacation time! super regionals compared and it doesn’t go out, in with 87 homers for the en- my opinion that changed Be sure tire tournament in 2014. a little bit of the game.” Yet to be seen is how Tim Corbin, coach of your pet’s much more offense is pos- defending national cham- sible at TD Ameritrade pion Vanderbilt, said he vaccines Park, which is the home would be extremely sur- of Creighton University prised if there aren’t a lot are current and has been site for three more than three home so he can conference tournaments runs this year. in addition to the CWS. A “I think the ball’s been come too! total of 79 balls have been the best adjustment col- hit out — there’s been one lege baseball’s made in inside-the-park homer — quite some time,” he said. in the 204 games since the “I think this ball is a true If your pet can’t go with you, stadium opened in April indicator of offense in col- 2011. lege baseball.” leave him with us for his own vacation! That’s a rate of 0.19 The TD Ameritrade Indoor/Outdoor Boarding with Suites • Climate Controlled Beds home runs per team per fences are 335 feet from Outdoor Pool Watch Your Pet with Doggy Cam game. the plate down the lines, © The Dispatch While the national 375 in the power alleys emersonvethospital.com home-run rate has ris- and 408 to center field. en from 0.39 to 0.55 this Those are identical to year, it held at 0.18 in the the dimensions at the 31 games played at TD old Rosenblatt Stadium, Ameritrade, though pri- where there were an aver- Share the road mary tenant Creighton is age of 33 home runs over Watch for cyclists not built to hit for power. the last 10 years the CWS 334 West Broad Street • West Point • Dr. Karen Emerson The CWS will feature was played there. 662-524-4145 • 662-524-4155 • Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5:50 • Sat. 8-12 NCAA home run leaders in Arkansas’ Andrew Be- nintendi and Miami’s Da- vid Thompson, who have 19 apiece, and four other players who have hit 15 or more. “If we don’t have more home runs, a better per- centage at the College World Series, it’s not go- ing to be the ball,” Amer- ican Baseball Coaches Association executive di- rector Craig Keilitz said. “It’s going to be the wind, which you can’t do any- thing about, or the fence.” Keilitz added, “We have to protect what fans want to see. I don’t think any- one wants to see the crazy scores. But a lot of great moments in baseball re- volved around home runs. I don’t want a ballpark to change a game. If a 3-hole hitter is a home-run hit- ter, and he squares it up 6B THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Cavaliers Warriors Continued from Page 1B Continued from Page 1B After scoring 40 points rie Irving and Kevin Love 20-point deficit and were The Grizzlies, with big ilarity is there,” Kerr said. per game in running off in Game 3, James didn’t — the other two-thirds of within 1 point before the bodies inside, play a rugged “Physical team that slows three straight victories. watch TV highlights of Cleveland’s Big 3 — recov- Cavs closed them out. style reminiscent of East- it down, like Memphis did. “We’re down 2-1 on the Cleveland’s 96-91 win. In- ering from surgeries. League MVP Stephen ern Conference basketball. Our frustration with our road. Same sequence of stead he popped on an ep- The stats are eye-pop- Curry made five 3-pointers They won Game 2 at Oracle pace and tempo is there. games, win-loss-loss, so isode of the Food Network ping, but James’ biggest and scored 17 in the fourth Arena and came home to So it’s very similar and very similar situations,” show “Chopped” at 2:30 contributions can’t be quarter, but had three cost- win Game 3 in that series, it’s very helpful that we’ve Curry said. “Obviously a a.m. He claims to be un- found in the box score. ly turnovers that hindered sending Golden State to the been through this process. different team, so you’ve aware that he’s doing some- He’s dictating the tempo of Golden State’s comeback. video room. The personnel is different; got to adjust accordingly. thing special. each game by milking the The Cavs need to keep The Warriors didn’t the teams are different. But But the mission is we’ve got “I know we’re up 2-1. 24-second shot clock or at- Curry corralled, and that even go to the gym be- it’s something we’ve been to win Game 4. Go home I know our team is fight- tacking the rim. job has belonged to guard fore Game 4 in Memphis, through, and that is a pos- with an even series and ing for our lives. We’re “He’s playing inside, Matthew Dellavedova. He instead watching two itive that we can draw on take it from there.” undermanned. We’re un- outside, trying to get to the scored 20 points but pushed hours of film in a hotel that experience.” A better performance der-matched and we’re line, mixing it up a little himself too hard in Game 3 ballroom when the play- Golden State has av- from Draymond Green fighting,” he said. bit,” said Warriors guard and wound up in the Cleve- ers weren’t on the course. eraged just 97.3 points in would help. The runner-up In three games, includ- Andre Iguodala, who has land Clinic being treated for Coach Steve Kerr said this series, even with two for Defensive Player of the ing two that went to over- matched up against James. severe cramping. Dellave- they might’ve done the games going to overtime, Year is shooting 8-for-30 time, James has scored “He’s trying to work it to his dova was released from the same thing Wednesday if after leading the NBA with (27 percent) in the finals, 123 points, breaking Rick advantage.” hospital Wednesday in time they didn’t have to report 110 per game during the missing seven of his eight Barry’s previous finals re- James has had the up- to join his teammates for to Quicken Loans Arena, regular season. The War- 3-point attempts, and was cord of 122 set in 1967. He’s per hand so far, but the their film session and work- but planned to watch tape riors were held to 90 and treated Wednesday for scoring more because he’s Warriors left the floor after out at Quicken Loans Arena. at some point. 89 in their back-to-back back spasms. Kerr said shooting more, forced to Game 3 feeling encour- He expects to be ready “We will watch signifi- losses to the Grizzlies, then Green was expected to play pick up the slack with Ky- aged. They rallied from a for Game 4. cant parts of it, but the sim- bounced back with 102.3 today. Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby EAR ABBY: to do. I won’t should consult a lawyer who Two years make her stay if specializes in family law and Dago, I came she can’t handle gender issues. Lambda Legal out as male-to- it, but I refuse to (lambdalegal.org) should be female transgen- tell her I’ll give able to refer you. With help, der. 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FOR SOLUTION SEE THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE IN CLASSIFIEDS OBSTRUCTION REMOVAL COLUMBUS-LOWNDES COUNTY AIRPORT COLUMBUS, MS Proposals for the Ob- struction Removal Project at the Colum- bus-Lowndes County Air- port will be received by the City of Columbus, Mississippi at City Hall (523 Main) until 11:00 a.m. (Central Time) on the 7th day of July, 2015, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Proposals received after this time will not be accepted and will be returned un- opened. The work is generally described as follows: Site clearing, tree re- moval and associated ground restoration for the Runway 18 and Run- way 36 approaches. The Contract time is 21 consecutive calendar days for the Base Bid. There will be 30 addi- tional consecutive cal- endar days added for each Additive Alternate awarded. Liquidated damages in the amount of $500 will be as- sessed for each consec- utive calendar day there- after. A pre-bid conference for this project will be scheduled for June 16th, 2015 at 2:00 pm at the Columbus- Lowndes County Airport to discuss the work. Prospective bidders are encouraged to attend the pre-bid conference and perform a site visit of the project area prior to bidding. Any questions that bid- ders might have should be directed to Neel- Schaffer, Inc., 5740 Getwell Road, Bldg. 2, Southaven, MS, 38672, 662-890-6404 (phone), 662-890-6407 (fax) to the attention of Jen- nifer Allen. All proposals that are mailed shall be sent to the City of Columbus, P.O. Box 1408, 523 Main Street, Columbus, MS 39703 Bidders must be quali- fied under Mississippi Law and show a current Certificate of Respons- ibility issued by the Mis- sissippi Board of Public Contractors establish- ing classification as to the value and type of construction work on which he is authorized to bid. Awarding public con- tracts to non-resident Bidders will be on the same basis as the non- resident bidder’s state awards contracts to Mississippi Contractors bidding under similar cir- cumstances. In order to ensure that Mississippi’s Golden Rule is followed, state law requires a non-resid- ent bidder to attach to ADVERTISEMENT FOR his bid, a copy of BIDS his/her resident state’s current laws pertaining 2015 INFRASTRUC- to such state’s treat- TURE IMPROVEMENT ment of non-resident PROJECT contractors. DEER RUN BRIDGE RE- The Contract Docu- PLACEMENT ments (drawings, spe- cifications, proposal COLUMBUS, MISSIS- forms, general condi- SIPPI tions, etc.) may be ex- amined at the following Sealed bids will be re- locations: ceived by the City of Columbus, Mississippi FAA, Airports District Of- in the Columbus City fice, 100 West Cross Hall, until 10:00 A.M., Street, Suite B, Jack- Local Time, on July 6, son International Air- 2015 for supplying all port, Jackson, Missis- labor and materials (as sippi 39208 specified) necessary for construction of “2015 Office of Aeronautics, INFRASTRUCTURE IM- Mississippi Department PROVEMENT PROJECT, of Transportation, 401 DEER RUN BRIDGE RE- North West Street, Jack- PLACEMENT.” son, Mississippi 39201 The work generally con- ADVERTISEMENT FOR Neel-Schaffer, Inc., sists replacing a bridge BIDS 2310 Martin Luther on (the street) Deer King Jr. Dr., Columbus, Run. 2015 INFRASTRUC- MS 39705 TURE IMPROVEMENT The above general out- PROJECT Copies of the Contract line of the work does Documents may be ob- not in any way limit the PHASE 2 BOND tained at the office of responsibility of the IMPROVEMENTS Neel-Schaffer, Inc., Contractor to perform all 2310 Martin Luther work and furnish all COLUMBUS, King Jr. Dr., Columbus, plant, labor, equipment MISSISSIPPI MS (P.O. Box 2100, and materials required Columbus, MS, 39704) by the specifications Sealed bids will be re- for $60.00 for each set, and the drawings re- ceived by the City of not to be refunded. The ferred to therein. Columbus, Mississippi cost of the contract doc- in the Columbus City uments includes stand- The contract time is 76 Hall, until 10:00 A.M., ard shipping and hand- productive days (approx. Local Time, on July 6, ling via U.S. Mail. 127 calendar days). Li- 2015 for supplying all quidated damages will labor and materials (as Bidder’s attention is in- be assessed in the specified) necessary for vited to the Instructions amount of Five Hun- construction of “2015 to Bidders relative to dred Dollars ($500.00) INFRASTRUCTURE IM- pre-award, equal em- for each calendar day PROVEMENT PROJECT, ployment opportunity re- the Work has not PHASE 2 BOND IM- quirements, and non-se- achieved Substantial PROVEMENTS.” gregated facilities. Completion. The work generally con- Bids must be submit- Special Damages – In sists of roadway widen- ted on the standard addition to the amounts ing, drainage improve- OBSTRUCTION form of bid proposal provided for liquidated ments, sidewalk install- REMOVAL and must include a Bid damages, Contractor, in ation and repair, ADA Bond in the amount of the event of such de- ramp installation, and COLUMBUS-LOWNDES 5% of the Bid. The suc- fault, shall pay the Own- roadway paving on nu- COUNTY AIRPORT cessful bidder will be re- er the actual costs reas- merous city streets. COLUMBUS, MS quired to execute the The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.comonably incurred by Own- THURSDAY,standard JUNE form 11, of2015 Con- 7B er for engineering and The above general out- Proposals for the Ob- tract and Agreement, to- inspection forces em- line of the work does struction Removal gether with a 100% Per- ployed on the work after not in any way limit the Project at the Colum- formance Bond and a the time stipulated for responsibility of the bus-Lowndes County Air- 100% Payment Bond, the completion of the Contractor to perform all port will be received by within 10 days after work. work and furnish all the City of Columbus, formal award of the con- plant, labor, equipment Mississippi at City Hall tract. CERTIFICATE OF RE- and materials required (523 Main) until 11:00 SPONSIBILITY: Each by the specifications a.m. (Central Time) on The bidder shall guaran- contractor submitting a and the drawings re- the 7th day of July, tee to hold his bid good bid in excess of ferred to therein. 2015, at which time and may not withdraw $50,000.00 must show and place they will be his bid for a period of on his bid and on the The contract time is 76 publicly opened and 90 calendar days after face of the envelope productive days (approx. read aloud. Proposals the scheduled closing containing the bid, his 127 calendar days). Li- received after this time time for receiving bids. Certificate of Respons- quidated damages will will not be accepted and ibility Number, as re- be assessed in the will be returned un- This project is subject quired by Section 31-3- amount of Five Hun- opened. to the requirements of 21 and 21-3-15, Missis- dred Dollars ($500.00) the Davis-Bacon Act, as sippi Code of 1972. If for each calendar day The work is generally amended. The Contract- the bid does not ex- the Work has not described as follows: or is required to comply ceed $50,000.00, a achieved Substantial Site clearing, tree re- with wage and labor pro- notation so stating Completion. moval and associated visions and to pay min- must appear on the ground restoration for imum wages in accord- face of the envelope. Special Damages – In the Runway 18 and Run- ance with the schedule addition to the amounts way 36 approaches. of wage rates estab- EVIDENCE: No bid will provided for liquidated lished by the United be opened, considered damages, Contractor, in The Contract time is 21 States Department of or accepted unless the the event of such de- consecutive calendar Labor. above information is giv- fault, shall pay the Own- days for the Base Bid. en as specified. er the actual costs reas- There will be 30 addi- This project is subject onably incurred by Own- tional consecutive cal- to the requirements of ADVERTISE FOR BIDS Proposals shall be sub- er for engineering and endar days added for 49 CFR Part 26 Disad- mitted in a sealed en- inspection forces em- each Additive Alternate vantaged Business En- LOWNDES COUNTY, velope and deposited ployed on the work after awarded. Liquidated terprise Participation. MISSISSIPPI with the City of Colum- the time stipulated for damages in the amount The owner has estab- bus prior to the hour the completion of the of $500 will be as- lished a contract goal of SALE ROLL-UP DOORS, and date herein before work. sessed for each consec- 9.72 percent participa- HARDWARE, AND WIN- designated. No bidder utive calendar day there- tion for small business DOW UNIT FROM OLD may withdraw his bid CERTIFICATE OF RE- after. concerns owned and FIRE STATION DISTRICT within ninety (90) days SPONSIBILITY: Each controlled by qualified (3) THREE after the actual date of contractor submitting a A pre-bid conference for disadvantaged busi- the opening thereof. bid in excess of this project will be ness enterprises (DBE). Notice is hereby given $50,000.00 must show scheduled for June The bidder shall make that the Board of Super- Each Bidder must de- on his bid and on the 16th, 2015 at 2:00 pm and document good visors of Lowndes posit with his proposal, face of the envelope at the Columbus- faith efforts, as defined County, Mississippi will a Bid Bond or Certified containing the bid, his Lowndes County Airport in Appendix A of 49 CFR receive SEALED BIDS Check in an amount Certificate of Respons- to discuss the work. Part 26, to meet the es- until 10:30 a.m. June equal to five percent ibility Number, as re- Prospective bidders are tablished goal. 23, 2015 for the sale of (5%) of his bid, payable quired by Section 31-3- encouraged to attend the following: to the City of Columbus, 21 and 21-3-15, Missis- the pre-bid conference Award of contract is as bid security. The suc- sippi Code of 1972. If and perform a site visit also subject to the fol- SPECIFICATIONS cessful bidder will be re- the bid does not ex- of the project area prior lowing Federal provi- Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 quiredLegal Notices to furnish 0010 a Pay- ceedLegal Notices$50,000.00, 0010 a toLegal bidding. Notices 0010 sions:Legal Notices 0010 SALE ROLL-UP DOORS, ment Bond and Perform- notation so stating IN THE CHANCERY NOTICE TO CREDITORS HARDWARE, AND WIN- IN THE CHANCERY NOTICE TO CREDITORS ance Bond each in the must appear on the Any questions that bid- Executive Order 11246 COURT OF LOWNDES DOW UNIT FROM OLD COURT OF LOWNDES amount of one hundred face of the envelope. ders might have should and DOL Regulation 41 COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI THE STATE OF MISSIS- FIRE STATION DISTRICT COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI THE STATE OF MISSIS- percent (100%) of the be directed to Neel- CFR Part 60 - Affirmat- SIPPI (3) THREE SIPPI contract amount. EVIDENCE: No bid will Schaffer, Inc., 5740 ive Action to Ensure IN THE MATTER OF THE NGOC-MAI THI NGUYEN be opened, considered Getwell Road, Bldg. 2, Equal Employment Op- ESTATE OF LOWNDES COUNTY Arrangements to in- PLANTIFF LOWNDES COUNTY Copies of the Instruc- or accepted unless the Southaven, MS, 38672, portunity DONALD AUSTIN DELK, spect the items please tion to Bidders, Bid above information is giv- 662-890-6404 (phone), DECEASED CAUSE NO. 2015-0091- contact: Sammy Fon- VS. CAUSE NO. 2015-0090- Forms and Contract en as specified. 662-890-6407 (fax) to DOL Regulation 29 CFR C dren at 662-251-5152 C Specifications (with the the attention of Jen- Part 5 – Davis-Bacon CAUSE NO. or 662-329-5152. Bids TOAN THUNG BUI exception of the Missis- Proposals shall be sub- nifer Allen. Act DOT Regulation 49 2015-0095-C Letters Testamentary must be received in the DEFENDANT Letters Testamentary sippi Standard Specific- mitted in a sealed en- CFR Part 29 - Govern- have been granted and Lowndes County Chan- have been granted and ations for Road and velope and deposited All proposals that are mentwide Debarment NOTICE TO CREDITORS issued to the under- cery Clerk’s Office, 505 NO. 2015-0186-D issued to the under- Bridge Construction) with the City of Colum- mailed shall be sent to and Suspension and signed upon the Estate 2nd Avenue North, P O signed upon the Estate may be procured at the bus prior to the hour the City of Columbus, Governmentwide Re- Letters of Administra- of Jerome Waverly Box 684, Columbus, MS SUMMONS BY of JoAnn Permenter office of Neel-Schaffer, and date herein before P.O. Box 1408, 523 quirements for Drug-free tion having been gran- Briggs, deceased, by 39703, before 10:30 PUBLICATION Briggs, deceased, by Inc., 2310 Martin Luth- designated. No bidder Main Street, Columbus, Workplace ted and issued to the the Chancery Court of a.m. on the 23rd of the Chancery Court of er King, Jr. Drive, P. O. may withdraw his bid MS 39703 undersigned upon the Lowndes County, Mis- June, 2015. TO: TOAN THUNG BUI, Lowndes County, Mis- Box 2100, Columbus, within ninety (90) days DOT Regulation 49 CFR Estate of Donald Austin sissippi, on the 29th a nonresident citizen of sissippi, on the 29th MS 39704, 662-328- after the actual date of Bidders must be quali- Part 30 - Denial of Pub- Delk, deceased, by the day of May, A. D., Bids shall be placed in the State of Missis- day of May, A. D., 4460, between the the opening thereof. fied under Mississippi lic Works Contracts to Chancery Court of 2015. This is to give no- a sealed envelope and sippi, whose last known 2015. This is to give no- hours of 8:00 A.M. and Law and show a current Suppliers of Goods and Lowndes County, Mis- tice to all persons hav- marked ”Sealed Bid for street address was 227 tice to all persons hav- 5:00 P.M., Local Time, Each Bidder must de- Certificate of Respons- Services of Countries sissippi on the 1st day ing claims against said the Sale ROLL-UP Florence Street, Colum- ing claims against said Monday through Friday, posit with his proposal, ibility issued by the Mis- that Deny Procurement of June, 2015. This is estate to Probate and DOORS, HARDWARE, bus, MS 39702, but estate to Probate and upon payment of a Bid Bond or Certified sissippi Board of Public Market Access to U.S. to give notice to all per- Register same with the AND WINDOW UNIT of whose present address Register same with the $200.00 for each set, Check in an amount Contractors establish- Contractors (Foreign sons having claims Chancery Clerk of Old Fire Station District and whereabouts is un- Chancery Clerk of which will not be refun- equal to five percent ing classification as to Trade Restriction). against said estate to Lowndes County, Mis- (3) Three to be Open known after diligent Lowndes County, Mis- ded. Checks are made (5%) of his bid, payable the value and type of probate and register sissippi, within ninety 6/23/2015”. Failure to search and inquiry to sissippi, within ninety payable to the Engineer. to the City of Columbus, construction work on TITLE 49 United States same with the Chan- (90) days from the first comply will cause the ascertain the same, and (90) days from the first as bid security. The suc- which he is authorized Code, CHAPTER 501 – cery Clerk of Lowndes publication date of this bid to be disqualified. who is now an abscond- publication date of this The City of Columbus cessful bidder will be re- to bid. Buy American Prefer- County, Mississippi Notice to Creditors. A ing Defendant. You have Notice to Creditors. A hereby notifies all Bid- quired to furnish a Pay- ences within 90 days from the failure to so Probate The Board reserves the been made a Defend- failure to so Probate ders that it will affirmat- ment Bond and Perform- Awarding public con- date of the first publica- and Register said claim right to accept or reject ant in this suit filed in and Register said claim ively insure that in any ance Bond each in the tracts to non-resident The award, if made, will tion of this notice. A fail- will forever bar the any and all bids re- this court by NGOC-MAI will forever bar the contract entered into amount of one hundred Bidders will be on the be made to the party ure to probate and re- same. ceived. THI NGUYEN, whose ad- same. pursuant to this advert- percent (100%) of the same basis as the non- submitting the bid gister this claim will dress is 227 Florence isement, disadvant- contract amount. resident bidder’s state deemed most favorable forever bar the same. This the 29th day of Published by order of Street, Columbus, MS This the 29th day of aged and women’s busi- awards contracts to to the City of Columbus May, 2015. the Board of Super- 39702. May, 2015. ness enterprises will be Copies of the Instruc- Mississippi Contractors at the time the condi- This the 2nd day of visors of Lowndes afforded the full oppor- tion to Bidders, Bid bidding under similar cir- tions are stipulated. The June, 2015. MARGIE ANN BRIGGS County, Mississippi. You are required to mail MARGIE ANN BRIGGS tunity to submit bids in Forms and Contract cumstances. In order to City of Columbus re- STUDDARD, Executrix or hand deliver a copy STUDDARD, Executrix response to this invita- Specifications (with the ensure that serves the right to re- /s/ William Austin Delk LISA YOUNGER NEESE of a written Answer tion and will not be dis- exception of the Missis- Mississippi’s Golden ject any and all bids for WILLIAM AUSTIN DELK, Publish: 6/4, 6/11, & Clerk for the Board either admitting or deny- Publish: 6/4, 6/11, criminated against on sippi Standard Specific- Rule is followed, state any reason and to waive ADMINISTRATOR 6/18/2015 ing each allegation in 6/18/2015 the grounds of race, col- ations for Road and law requires a non-resid- any informalities or ir- By: Gloria Blunt the Complaint to or, or national origin in Bridge Construction) ent bidder to attach to regularities in the bids Publish: 6/4, 6/11, ADVERTISE FOR BIDS Charles Easley Jr., Attor- consideration for an may be procured at the his bid, a copy of received. Publish Dates: ADVERTISEMENT FOR award. office of Neel-Schaffer, 6/18/2015 ney for Plaintiff, whose BIDS his/her resident state’s LOWNDES COUNTY, 6/11/2015 address is Post Office Inc., 2310 Martin Luth- current laws pertaining DATE: xx/x/xx MISSISSIPPI The Engineer is Neel- er King, Jr. Drive, P. O. Box 1472, Columbus, 2015 INFRASTRUC- to such state’s treat- (SEAL) MS 39703-1472 and Schaffer, Inc., P. O. Box Box 2100, Columbus, ment of non-resident BY: /s/ Robert E. SALE ROLL-UP DOORS, My commission expires TURE IMPROVEMENT 2100, (2310 Martin MS 39704, 662-328- Smith, Sr. whose street address is PROJECT contractors. HARDWARE, AND WIN- January 4, 2016. 215 9th Street North, Luther King Jr. Drive), 4460, between the Mayor DOW UNIT FROM OLD Columbus, MS 39701. Columbus, Mississippi, hours of 8:00 A.M. and The Contract Docu- FIRE STATION DISTRICT IN THE CHANCERY DEER RUN BRIDGE RE- 39704, (39705) Phone 5:00 P.M., Local Time, FOR: City of Columbus, PLACEMENT ments (drawings, spe- (3) THREE COURT OF LOWNDES YOUR ANSWER MUST No. (662)328-4460, Fax Monday through Friday, cifications, proposal MS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI BE MAILED OR DE- No. (662)328-8552. upon payment of forms, general condi- Notice is hereby given COLUMBUS, MISSIS- $200.00 for each set, ADVERTISING DATES: LIVERED NO LATER SIPPI tions, etc.) may be ex- that the Board of Super- TIERRIA L. KERNEAL THAN THIRTY(30) DAYS The City of Columbus re- which will not be refun- amined at the following June 4, 2015 visors of Lowndes PETITIONER FROM THE DATE OF serves the right to re- ded. Checks are made locations: June 11, 2015 County, Mississippi will Sealed bids will be re- ject any and all bids and payable to the Engineer. FIRST PUBLICATION. IF ceived by the City of receive SEALED BIDS VERSUS CAUSE NO. YOUR ANSWER IS NOT to waive any informalit- FAA, Airports District Of- BID OPENING: July 7th, until 10:30 a.m. June 2015-0216-D Columbus, Mississippi ies or irregularities The City of Columbus 2015 MAILED OR DELIVERED in the Columbus City fice, 100 West Cross 23, 2015 for the sale of AND YOU APPEAR AT there in. hereby notifies all Bid- Street, Suite B, Jack- the following: DEMARTRICE KERNEAL Hall, until 10:00 A.M., ders that it will affirmat- SAID TIME, A JUDGE- Local Time, on July 6, son International Air- Appliance Repair 1060 RESPONDENT MENT MAY BE ENTERED BY: /s/ Robert Smith ively insure that in any port, Jackson, Missis- SPECIFICATIONS 2015 for supplying all Robert Smith, Mayor contract entered into AGAINST YOU FOR THE labor and materials (as sippi 39208 Mid South Appliance Summons MONEY OR OTHER RE- City of Columbus pursuant to this advert- (Publication) specified) necessary for Repair SALE ROLL-UP DOORS, LIEF DEMANDED IN THE isement, disadvant- Office of Aeronautics, licensed-bonded- HARDWARE, AND WIN- construction of “2015 aged and women’s busi- Legal Notices 0010 PETITION. INFRASTRUCTURE IM- Mississippi Department insured DOW UNIT FROM OLD THE STATE OF MISSIS- Advertisement Dates: ness enterprises will be of Transportation, 401 SIPPI PROVEMENT PROJECT, STEVE: 662-549-3467 FIRE STATION DISTRICT You must also file the June 4 , 2015 afforded the full oppor- North West Street, Jack- ALL WORK (3) THREE DEER RUN BRIDGE RE- June 11, 2015 tunity to submit bids in original of your answer PLACEMENT.” son, Mississippi 39201 GUARANTEED NOTICE OF SALE TO: DEMARTRICE with the Clerk of this response to this invita- Arrangements to in- KERNEAL, who address tion and will not be dis- SEWING MACHINES WHEREAS, the United States Court within a reason- The work generally con- ADVERTISEMENT FOR Neel-Schaffer, Inc., spect the items please after diligent inquiry is able time afterward. criminated against on 2310 Martin Luther & VACUUM CLEANERS of America, acting bycontact: and Sammy through Fon- the unknown but believed to sists replacing a bridge BIDS the grounds of race, col- Sales & repair. on (the street) Deer King Jr. Dr., Columbus, United States Departmentdren at of662-251-5152 Agriculture, be in the State of GIVEN UNDER MY HAND or, or national origin in MS 39705 Columbus Vacuum and or 662-329-5152. Bids Delaware Run. 2015 INFRASTRUC- consideration for an is the owner and holder of the following AND OFFICIAL SEAL OF TURE IMPROVEMENT Sewing Center, must be received in the said court of Columbus, award. Copies of the Contract 1218 Main Street, real estate deed(s) ofLowndes trust, securingCounty Chan- an NOTICE TO DEFENDANT The above general out- PROJECT MS. line of the work does Documents may be ob- Columbus. indebtedness therein cerymentioned Clerk’s Office,and cov- 505 The Engineer is Neel- tained at the office of 662-328-5612. 2nd Avenue North, P O THE PETITION WHICH IS not in any way limit the PHASE 2 BOND Schaffer, Inc., P. O. Box ering certain real estate hereinafter (seal) responsibility of the IMPROVEMENTS Neel-Schaffer, Inc., Box 684, Columbus, MS ATTACHED TO THIS Lisa Younger Neese, 2100, (2310 Martin 2310 Martin Luther described located in39703, Lowndes before County,10:30 SUMMONS IS IMPORT- Contractor to perform all Luther King Jr. Drive), Building & Remodeling 1120 Chancery Clerk work and furnish all COLUMBUS, King Jr. Dr., Columbus, Mississippi, said deed(s)a.m. on of the trust 23rd beingof ANT AND YOU MUST By: /s/Shantrell W. Columbus, Mississippi, MS (P.O. Box 2100, June, 2015. TAKE IMMEDIATE AC- plant, labor, equipment MISSISSIPPI 39704, (39705) Phone Tony Doyle duly recorded in the Office of the Granderson, D.C. and materials required Columbus, MS, 39704) TION TO PROTECT YOUR No. (662)328-4460, Fax for $60.00 for each set, Cabinets & Chancery Clerk in andBids forshall said be placed County in RIGHTS. by the specifications Sealed bids will be re- No. (662)328-8552. Publish: 5/28, 6/4, and the drawings re- ceived by the City of not to be refunded. The Construction a sealed envelope and 6/11, & 6/18/2015 cost of the contract doc- and State: marked ”Sealed Bid for You have been made a ferred to therein. Columbus, Mississippi The City of Columbus re- Grantors Date ExTrust Deed in the Columbus City uments includes stand- the Sale ROLL-UP Defendant in the suit serves the right to re- ard shipping and hand- Grantor(s) Date Executed Book Page filed in this Court by The contract time is 76 Hall, until 10:00 A.M., DOORS, HARDWARE, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ject any and all bids and ling via U.S. Mail. AND WINDOW UNIT of Tierria L. Kerneal. You productive days (approx. Local Time, on July 6, to waive any informalit- COUNTY OF LOWNDES 127 calendar days). Li- 2015 for supplying all Melvin J. Irions, Jr. Dec. 14,Old 2005Fire Station 2005 District 36169 are summoned to ap- ies or irregularities Bidder’s attention is in- pear and defend against quidated damages will labor and materials (as And wife, Chimere Irions (3) Three to be Open NOTICE OF SALE there in. vited to the Instructions 6/23/2015”. Failure to the Petition for Child be assessed in the specified) necessary for amount of Five Hun- construction of “2015 to Bidders relative to Cabinets, Building & WHEREAS,comply default will cause the has Custody, Child Support BY: /s/ Robert Smith pre-award, equal em- and for Emergency Re- WHEREAS, the follow- dred Dollars ($500.00) INFRASTRUCTURE IM- Remodeling, Framing, bid to be disqualified. ing tenants entered in- Robert Smith, Mayor ployment opportunity re- occurred in the payment of the indebted- lief. You are summoned for each calendar day PROVEMENT PROJECT, City of Columbus Trim Work, Concrete, to leases with Tweety's the Work has not PHASE 2 BOND IM- quirements, and non-se- Roofing, Painting, ness secured by said Thedeed(s) Board of reserves trust, and the to appear and defend gregated facilities. said Petition on the Mini Storage space in achieved Substantial PROVEMENTS.” replacement of old the United States right of to America, accept or reject as which to store personal Advertisement Dates: any and all bids re- 29th day of June 2015 Completion. June 4 , 2015 windows & doors. Beneficiary, has authorized and instructed property and The work generally con- Bids must be submit- No job too small! ceived. at 9:30 p.m. in the June 11, 2015 ted on the standard me as Trustee to foreclose said deed(s) of Chancery Courtroom of Special Damages – In sists of roadway widen- Free Bids WHEREAS, default has addition to the amounts ing, drainage improve- form of bid proposal 662-769-0680 Published by order of the Lowndes County OBSTRUCTION and must include a Bid trust by advertisement and sale at public Courthouse in Colum- been made in the pay- provided for liquidated ments, sidewalk install- REMOVAL 662-386-7569 the Board of Super- ment of rent and Bond in the amount of auction in accordancevisors with of theLowndes statutes bus, Mississippi. In damages, Contractor, in ation and repair, ADA Tweety's Mini Storage the event of such de- ramp installation, and 5% of the Bid. The suc- made and provided therefor.County, Mississippi. case of your failure to COLUMBUS-LOWNDES cessful bidder will be re- appear and defend, a pursuant to said Leases fault, shall pay the Own- roadway paving on nu- COUNTY AIRPORT is authorized to sell the quired to execute the LISA YOUNGER NEESE judgment will be er the actual costs reas- merous city streets. COLUMBUS, MS personal property to sat- onably incurred by Own- standard form of Con- THEREFORE,Clerk notice for the isBoard hereby entered against you for tract and Agreement, to- the money and things isfy the past due and er for engineering and The above general out- Proposals for the Ob- given that pursuant to the power of sale any other charges owed inspection forces em- line of the work does gether with a 100% Per- By: Gloria Blunt demanded in the Peti- struction Removal formance Bond and a FLOOR COVERING, contained in said deed(s) of trust and in tion. to it by the following ten- ployed on the work after not in any way limit the Project at the Colum- Countertops, Kitchen & ants. 100% Payment Bond, accordance with the Publish statutes Dates: made and the time stipulated for responsibility of the bus-Lowndes County Air- Bath Designs, the completion of the Contractor to perform all within 10 days after 6/11/2015 You are not required to port will be received by formal award of the con- Cabinets, Outdoor provided therefor, the said deed(s) of trust file an answer or other NOW THEREFORE, no- work. work and furnish all the City of Columbus, Grills, Plumbing tice is hereby given that tract. will be foreclosed and(SEAL) the property cov- pleadings but you may plant, labor, equipment Mississippi at City Hall fixtures. Now also carry- Tweety's Mini Storage CERTIFICATE OF RE- and materials required ered thereby and hereinafterMy commission described expires do so if you desire with- (523 Main) until 11:00 The bidder shall guaran- ing appliances & in thirty (30) days from will offer for sale, and SPONSIBILITY: Each by the specifications a.m. (Central Time) on mattresses! January 4, 2016. will sale at auction to tee to hold his bid good will be sold at public auction to the highest the 28th day of May, contractor submitting a and the drawings re- the 7th day of July, Licensed: Residental & the highest bidder for bid in excess of ferred to therein. and may not withdraw bidder for cash at the South front door of 2015, which is the first 2015, at which time his bid for a period of Commercial work. publication of this Sum- cash all personal prop- $50,000.00 must show and place they will be the County Courthouse in the city of erty in storage units 90 calendar days after 327-6900 mons. You may mail or on his bid and on the The contract time is 76 publicly opened and www.fryetile.com Columbus, Mississippi, in the aforesaid leased by the following face of the envelope productive days (approx. the scheduled closing hand-deliver a copy of a read aloud. Proposals time for receiving bids. County and will sell within legal hours written response to the tenants at Tweety's containing the bid, his 127 calendar days). Li- received after this time TODD PARKS Petition to L. NICOLE Mini Storage, 8527 Hwy Certificate of Respons- quidated damages will will not be accepted and Construction (being between the hours of 11:00 AM and 45 N., Columbus, MS, ibility Number, as re- be assessed in the This project is subject New Construction, Re- CLINKSCALES, ESQ., will be returned un- to the requirements of 4:00 PM) on June 15, 2015, to satisfy the the attorney for the Peti- 39705 at 10:00 a.m. quired by Section 31-3- amount of Five Hun- opened. modeling, Repairs, Con- on the 20th day of June, the Davis-Bacon Act, as indebtedness now due under and secured tioner whose address is 21 and 21-3-15, Missis- dred Dollars ($500.00) crete. Free est. Call or 2015. sippi Code of 1972. If for each calendar day amended. The Contract- email 662-889-8662 or Post Office Box 1352, The work is generally or is required to comply by said deed(s) of trust. Columbus, Mississippi the bid does not ex- the Work has not described as follows: toddparks.construction Title to the personal ceed $50,000.00, a achieved Substantial with wage and labor pro- @gmail.com 39703 and whose Site clearing, tree re- visions and to pay min- street address is 2125 property to be sold is notation so stating Completion. moval and associated I will convey only such title as is believed to be good, but must appear on the imum wages in accord- Bell Avenue, Columbus, ground restoration for ance with the schedule Tom Hatcher, LLC vested in me as Trustee. Mississippi 39701 and at such sale, Tweety's face of the envelope. Special Damages – In the Runway 18 and Run- Mini Storage will con- addition to the amounts of wage rates estab- Custom Construction, also file the original of way 36 approaches. lished by the United Restoration, Remodel- your Response with the vey only such title as is EVIDENCE: No bid will provided for liquidated The premises to be sold are vested in it pursuant to be opened, considered damages, Contractor, in States Department of ing, Repair, Insurance Clerk of this Court with- The Contract time is 21 Labor. claims. 662-364-1769. described as: in a reasonable time af- its lease with the follow- or accepted unless the the event of such de- consecutive calendar ing and its allowed un- above information is giv- fault, shall pay the Own- Licensed & Bonded terward. days for the Base Bid. This project is subject der Mississippi Code en as specified. er the actual costs reas- There will be 30 addi- Lot Number Seventy-Seven (77), of and in Annotated Section 85-7- onably incurred by Own- to the requirements of Computer Services 1250 ISSUED under my hand tional consecutive cal- 49 CFR Part 26 Disad- LA BELLE ESTATES SUBDIVISION, and the seal of said 121 et seq (Supp Proposals shall be sub- er for engineering and endar days added for 1988). mitted in a sealed en- inspection forces em- vantaged Business En- REMOTE PC repair. We FIRST EXTENSION, a subdivision of Court, this 27th day of each Additive Alternate terprise Participation. May, 2015. velope and deposited ployed on the work after awarded. Liquidated can repair your com- Lowndes County, Mississippi, as per map Wallace, E. #112 with the City of Colum- the time stipulated for The owner has estab- puter over your high damages in the amount lished a contract goal of or plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 4 at Lisa Younger Neese bus prior to the hour the completion of the of $500 will be as- speed internet, no need Gavin, S. #73 and date herein before work. 9.72 percent participa- for you to leave your Lowndes County Chan- sessed for each consec- tion for small business Page 55, in the office of the Chancery cery Clerk designated. No bidder utive calendar day there- home. We will repair Clerk of Lowndes County, Mississippi. Flowers, T. #2 may withdraw his bid CERTIFICATE OF RE- concerns owned and your computer and edu- Post Office Box 684 after. controlled by qualified Columbus, Mississippi within ninety (90) days SPONSIBILITY: Each cate you along the way Hayes, C. #1 after the actual date of contractor submitting a disadvantaged busi- and suggest free tools 39703 A pre-bid conference for ness enterprises (DBE). Date: May 21, 2015 the opening thereof. bid in excess of this project will be to help you. McDonald, T. #41 $50,000.00 must show The bidder shall make -Virus Removal $69 (SEAL) BY: Shantrell H. scheduled for June and document good Jody D. Baker, Trustee Granderson Each Bidder must de- on his bid and on the 16th, 2015 at 2:00 pm -Re-installations $199 WITNESS MY SIGNA- posit with his proposal, face of the envelope faith efforts, as defined -Software help $19.99- Chancery Clerk/D.C. at the Columbus- in Appendix A of 49 CFR Duly authorized to act in the premises pur- TURE on this the 2nd a Bid Bond or Certified containing the bid, his Lowndes County Airport $49.99 day of June, A.D. 2015. Check in an amount Certificate of Respons- Part 26, to meet the es- -Internet tutorials suant to said real estate deed of trust set Publish: 5/28, 6/4, & to discuss the work. tablished goal. forth herein above and as recorded in the 6/11/2015 equal to five percent ibility Number, as re- Prospective bidders are $19.99 for 1 hour Tweety's Mini Storage (5%) of his bid, payable quired by Section 31-3- encouraged to attend -Connection issues records of the aforesaid County and BY: Thomas S. Hodge, to the City of Columbus, 21 and 21-3-15, Missis- Award of contract is $29.99 the pre-bid conference also subject to the fol- State. Jr as bid security. The suc- sippi Code of 1972. If and perform a site visit -Printer issues $19.99 cessful bidder will be re- the bid does not ex- lowing Federal provi- Call Protech @ 662-722- of the project area prior sions: Publish: 5/21, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11; (4t) Publish: 6/4, 6/11, quired to furnish a Pay- ceed $50,000.00, a to bidding. 8235 or email 6/18/2015 ment Bond and Perform- notation so stating [email protected] ance Bond each in the must appear on the Executive Order 11246 Any questions that bid- and DOL Regulation 41 amount of one hundred face of the envelope. ders might have should percent (100%) of the CFR Part 60 - Affirmat- be directed to Neel- ive Action to Ensure contract amount. EVIDENCE: No bid will Schaffer, Inc., 5740 be opened, considered Equal Employment Op- Getwell Road, Bldg. 2, portunity Copies of the Instruc- or accepted unless the Southaven, MS, 38672, tion to Bidders, Bid above information is giv- 662-890-6404 (phone), DOL Regulation 29 CFR Forms and Contract en as specified. 662-890-6407 (fax) to Specifications (with the Part 5 – Davis-Bacon the attention of Jen- Act DOT Regulation 49 exception of the Missis- Proposals shall be sub- nifer Allen. sippi Standard Specific- mitted in a sealed en- CFR Part 29 - Govern- mentwide Debarment ations for Road and velope and deposited All proposals that are Bridge Construction) with the City of Colum- and Suspension and mailed shall be sent to Governmentwide Re- may be procured at the bus prior to the hour the City of Columbus, office of Neel-Schaffer, and date herein before quirements for Drug-free P.O. Box 1408, 523 Workplace Inc., 2310 Martin Luth- designated. No bidder Main Street, Columbus, er King, Jr. Drive, P. O. may withdraw his bid MS 39703 Box 2100, Columbus, within ninety (90) days DOT Regulation 49 CFR MS 39704, 662-328- after the actual date of Part 30 - Denial of Pub- Bidders must be quali- lic Works Contracts to 4460, between the the opening thereof. fied under Mississippi hours of 8:00 A.M. and Suppliers of Goods and Law and show a current Services of Countries 5:00 P.M., Local Time, Each Bidder must de- Certificate of Respons- Monday through Friday, posit with his proposal, that Deny Procurement ibility issued by the Mis- Market Access to U.S. upon payment of a Bid Bond or Certified sissippi Board of Public $200.00 for each set, Check in an amount Contractors (Foreign Contractors establish- Trade Restriction). which will not be refun- equal to five percent ing classification as to ded. Checks are made (5%) of his bid, payable the value and type of TITLE 49 United States payable to the Engineer. to the City of Columbus, construction work on as bid security. The suc- Code, CHAPTER 501 – which he is authorized Buy American Prefer- The City of Columbus cessful bidder will be re- to bid. hereby notifies all Bid- quired to furnish a Pay- ences ders that it will affirmat- ment Bond and Perform- Awarding public con- ively insure that in any ance Bond each in the The award, if made, will tracts to non-resident be made to the party contract entered into amount of one hundred Bidders will be on the pursuant to this advert- percent (100%) of the submitting the bid same basis as the non- deemed most favorable isement, disadvant- contract amount. resident bidder’s state aged and women’s busi- to the City of Columbus awards contracts to at the time the condi- ness enterprises will be Copies of the Instruc- Mississippi Contractors afforded the full oppor- tion to Bidders, Bid tions are stipulated. The bidding under similar cir- City of Columbus re- tunity to submit bids in Forms and Contract cumstances. In order to response to this invita- Specifications (with the serves the right to re- ensure that ject any and all bids for tion and will not be dis- exception of the Missis- Mississippi’s Golden criminated against on sippi Standard Specific- any reason and to waive Rule is followed, state any informalities or ir- the grounds of race, col- ations for Road and law requires a non-resid- or, or national origin in Bridge Construction) regularities in the bids ent bidder to attach to received. consideration for an may be procured at the his bid, a copy of award. office of Neel-Schaffer, his/her resident state’s DATE: xx/x/xx Inc., 2310 Martin Luth- current laws pertaining The Engineer is Neel- er King, Jr. Drive, P. O. to such state’s treat- Schaffer, Inc., P. O. Box Box 2100, Columbus, BY: /s/ Robert E. ment of non-resident Smith, Sr. 2100, (2310 Martin MS 39704, 662-328- contractors. Luther King Jr. Drive), 4460, between the Mayor Columbus, Mississippi, hours of 8:00 A.M. and The Contract Docu- 39704, (39705) Phone 5:00 P.M., Local Time, FOR: City of Columbus, ments (drawings, spe- MS No. (662)328-4460, Fax Monday through Friday, cifications, proposal No. (662)328-8552. upon payment of forms, general condi- ADVERTISING DATES: $200.00 for each set, tions, etc.) may be ex- The City of Columbus re- which will not be refun- June 4, 2015 amined at the following June 11, 2015 serves the right to re- ded. Checks are made locations: ject any and all bids and payable to the Engineer. to waive any informalit- BID OPENING: July 7th, FAA, Airports District Of- 2015 ies or irregularities The City of Columbus fice, 100 West Cross there in. hereby notifies all Bid- Street, Suite B, Jack- ders that it will affirmat- son International Air- BY: /s/ Robert Smith ively insure that in any port, Jackson, Missis- Robert Smith, Mayor contract entered into sippi 39208 City of Columbus pursuant to this advert- isement, disadvant- Office of Aeronautics, aged and women’s busi- Mississippi Department Advertisement Dates: ness enterprises will be of Transportation, 401 June 4 , 2015 afforded the full oppor- North West Street, Jack- June 11, 2015 tunity to submit bids in son, Mississippi 39201 response to this invita- tion and will not be dis- Neel-Schaffer, Inc., criminated against on 2310 Martin Luther the grounds of race, col- King Jr. Dr., Columbus, or, or national origin in MS 39705 consideration for an award. Copies of the Contract Documents may be ob- The Engineer is Neel- tained at the office of Schaffer, Inc., P. O. Box Neel-Schaffer, Inc., 2100, (2310 Martin 2310 Martin Luther Luther King Jr. Drive), King Jr. Dr., Columbus, Columbus, Mississippi, MS (P.O. Box 2100, 39704, (39705) Phone Columbus, MS, 39704) No. (662)328-4460, Fax for $60.00 for each set, No. (662)328-8552. not to be refunded. The cost of the contract doc- The City of Columbus re- uments includes stand- serves the right to re- ard shipping and hand- ject any and all bids and ling via U.S. Mail. to waive any informalit- ies or irregularities Bidder’s attention is in- there in. vited to the Instructions to Bidders relative to BY: /s/ Robert Smith pre-award, equal em- Robert Smith, Mayor ployment opportunity re- City of Columbus quirements, and non-se- gregated facilities. Advertisement Dates: June 4 , 2015 Bids must be submit- June 11, 2015 ted on the standard form of bid proposal and must include a Bid Bond in the amount of 5% of the Bid. The suc- cessful bidder will be re- quired to execute the standard form of Con- tract and Agreement, to- gether with a 100% Per- formance Bond and a 100% Payment Bond, within 10 days after formal award of the con- tract. The bidder shall guaran- tee to hold his bid good and may not withdraw his bid for a period of 90 calendar days after the scheduled closing time for receiving bids. This project is subject to the requirements of the Davis-Bacon Act, as amended. The Contract- or is required to comply with wage and labor pro- visions and to pay min- imum wages in accord- ance with the schedule of wage rates estab- lished by the United States Department of Labor. This project is subject to the requirements of 49 CFR Part 26 Disad- vantaged Business En- terprise Participation. The owner has estab- lished a contract goal of 9.72 percent participa- tion for small business concerns owned and controlled by qualified disadvantaged busi- ness enterprises (DBE). The bidder shall make and document good faith efforts, as defined in Appendix A of 49 CFR Part 26, to meet the es- tablished goal. Award of contract is also subject to the fol- lowing Federal provi- sions: Executive Order 11246 and DOL Regulation 41 CFR Part 60 - Affirmat- ive Action to Ensure Equal Employment Op- portunity DOL Regulation 29 CFR Part 5 – Davis-Bacon Act DOT Regulation 49 CFR Part 29 - Govern- mentwide Debarment and Suspension and Governmentwide Re- quirements for Drug-free Workplace DOT Regulation 49 CFR Part 30 - Denial of Pub- lic Works Contracts to Suppliers of Goods and Services of Countries that Deny Procurement Market Access to U.S. Contractors (Foreign Trade Restriction). TITLE 49 United States Code, CHAPTER 501 – Buy American Prefer- ences The award, if made, will be made to the party submitting the bid deemed most favorable to the City of Columbus at the time the condi- tions are stipulated. The City of Columbus re- serves the right to re- ject any and all bids for any reason and to waive any informalities or ir- regularities in the bids received. DATE: xx/x/xx BY: /s/ Robert E. Smith, Sr. Mayor FOR: City of Columbus, MS ADVERTISING DATES: June 4, 2015 June 11, 2015 BID OPENING: July 7th, 2015 8B THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2015 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

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Call neighborhood. $550/ Road, Aliceville, mixed buildings and grounds such as plumbing, Table, Rockers, Serger, sewing machine, 20 Robinson Real Estate mo. + $550dep. Lease hardwood/pine regener- plus quilts, 1890 ALMANAC from J. Russell 328-1123 & credit check. Cole- ation; good electricity, ventilation, air conditioning, carpentry man Realty 329-2323 hunting tract. Caledonia, MS. 1853 Almanac Steel’s Bluff, and grounds maintenance at various government Al., 1895 and 1868 ALMANACs, Broad Axes, Apts For Rent: East 7020 3BR/1BA. Stove, refri- Pickens County, AL +/- gerator, dishwasher, 15 acres, Kirk Com- owned buildings located within Oktibbeha County. compressor, 10 HP mower, Sprayer, Lawn 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMS & CH/A, W/D Hook-up, & FOR SALE: 1021 Prince munity in Gordo. Cart, Frig, Freezer, W & D, Saddle Molds, townhouses. Call for outside deck. $675/mo George Street– Family Timbered. $20,000.00 more info. 662-549- + $675dep. Lease & Home on Quiet Cul de Stirrups, Warehouse dolly, china, pots, 1953 credit check. No HUD. Sac- 4BR/2.5BA, Lowndes Co., MS +/- Qualifications: 5+ years of verifiable experience pans, Good Glass, Ironware, Plus much Coleman Realty 329- Fenced Yard, Granite, 38.6 acres timberland More. See pictures @ www.meadows.bid Terrace Apartments 2323 Stainless Steel Appli- on Nashville Ferry Road, in a similar position. Incumbent must possess 2BR/1BA. Washer/ ances, Custom Shower Columbus. Great or www.auctionzip.com. Dir. 82 W to 45 S dryer hookup & Direct 898 WATERWORKS Rd, Surrounds, Wood, Tile hunting/timber invest- a valid Mississippi driver’s license. Qualified Exit (not Alt 45) bear Right 1.5 miles- left TV included. 3BR/1BA $450/mo & New Carpet. ment tract. (662) 327-5000. w/$450 deposit. New $229,900 Contact applicants may apply via fax to 662-338-1065 2.4 miles on Old West Point Road-Right on roof, new paint inside. Owner/Agent: Kay For info, call Midsouth West Bank Access- From Starkville- take TRINITY PLACE Retire- 662-386-7694 or 364- Regimbal at REMAX Forestry Services, Inc. or by mailing a letter of interest and resume to: ment Community, in 1030. Partners 205-364-7145 82 East to 45 S Exit (not Alt 45). Columbus, now has stu- 662.816.0094 or Maintenance Supervisor Position, P. O. Box 80285, Take left for 1.6 miles to Old West Point dio, 1 bedroom, & 2 AF "BASE" Mobile Home 662.327.7705. Mobile Homes 8650 Road. Watch For Signs. bedroom apartments Park. Large spacious 2 DESIGNER HOME: Starkville, MS 39759. available. We offer noon & 3BR Mobile Homes. 3BR/3.5BA. Kitchen DOUBLE WIDE & MEADOWS AUCTIONS LLC meal 6 days each week, Great Loc. Caledonia has Viking & Sub-Zero & SINGLE WIDE HOMES General Services 1360 Stump Removal 1790 General Help Wanted 3200 scheduled transporta- School Dist. 2 blocks separate ice maker. 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Houses For Sale: New Hope 662.329.9110 or come OFFERS calls please. patch at 516 Main rummage sale on Sat- from Main St, 6 blocks 662-327-2107. 8250 J&A TREE REMOVAL urday, June 13th from from MUW. Hardwood by The Grove Mobile Street in Columbus, Home Community of- Work from a bucket Local company seeking 7:00am to 1:00pm in floors, granite counters- 1640 sq. 4BR/2 full COPY MS. No phone calls ac- Houses For Rent: East 7120 fice located at 510 truck. Insured/bonded. groundskeeper: The cepted. the Gametime/Encore Newly renovated. W/D bath,Jacuzzi bath, walk Call Jimmy for a primary responsibilities PT parking lot at 2406 incl. $450+/mo. Call in closets, large back Lehmberg Rd., Colum- SERVICES! free estimate bus, MS for more info. of the Groundskeeper Truck Driving 3700 Highway 45 in Colum- 662-251-6463 2BR/1BA $450 plus de- deck, wired workshop, 662-386-6286. involves the upkeep of bus. Everything from posit. Water & garbage playground. Located at I PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR STARTING AT the property in order to LOOKING FOR a OTR re- clothes, toys, furniture, Apts For Rent: West 7050 included. 662-889- end of the street. Roof USED MOBILE HOMES enhance and maintain gional drivers. Home etc. No early birds. 2031. replaced 2014, Central CALL 662-296-5923. TREE REMOVAL, trim- its curb appeal. The weekends. AC replaced 2013, ming, heavy duty indus- Groundskeeper will also Out possibly 3 to 4 Garage Sales: New Hope 4530 Houses For Rent: New Hope washer/dryer/refrigerat- Waterfront Property 8900 ¢ or/deep freezer/dish 10 trial mowing & mulch- assist the rest of the nights per week. Email 805 TIMBER Creek Dr. 7130 PER SHEET ing. Text/call 662-251- staff, as directed, to resume to scrapper- washer/stove/wall 2BR CABIN on manage the property in 39702. 6/10-6/21. mounted TV stay. 9191 [email protected]. Buttahatchie River on 2 an efficient manner. MOVING SALE! Week- 1BR/BR: Must have pre- $129,000. Will pay first lots for sale. Call 662- Mail resume to Box days: 10a-6p. Sat&Sun: vious rental references, 6 months of mortgage. 549-9550. Good Things To Eat 2150 564, c/o The Commer- PROVINE HELICOPTERS 6a-until. no HUD/pets. Water, 662-570-5334. Drivers Needed elec, garbage furnished. cial Dispatch, P.O. Box FSBO-Lakeover Sub. RIVER LOT & house- 516 Main Street FRESH CHILTON CO. 511, Columbus, MS 1. Willingness to travel Garage Sales: Caledonia 4540 New stove/fridge. boat for sale. Clay PEACHES Tues.-Fri. all 2. Class B CDL with 1756 sf, 3BR/2BA, din- Columbus 39703, or email re- Stackable W/D hookup. ing room, large living county, call for details. summer!! Columbus - sume to: Haz-mat & Tanker MOVING YARD sale on Avail. June 15. $550/ 662-574-0093. Hwy 45 between Miller 3. Load chemicals and room, vaulted ceilings, thegroundskeeper10 Saturday, 13 Jun at mo. w/$250 dep. 662- laundry room, all stain- Tire & Goose Hollow. @gmail.com. fuel into helicopter 6247 Wolfe Rd Colum- 570-1730. 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Clothing, on site. Mail resume to 8450 1998 SILVER honda LASH EXTENSIONS! box 563, c/o The Com- shoes, furniture, etc. Houses For Rent: Other 7180 Licensed Massage Excellent merchandise! odyssey minivan. 200k Instruction & School 2250 mercial Dispatch, P.O. CALEDONIA HOME for miles. $2,500. Only 2 Therapy & Aesthetics, Box 511, Columbus, MS STOREWIDE CLEAR- 1022 SHADY St. Facials, Teeth Whiten- ANCE: 25%-75% off! An- Garage Sales: Other 4560 sale. Recently re- owners- ps/pb. AC, 39703, or email re- 3BR/2BA. $525/mo. modeled. 3BR/2BA, Rear-AC, power win- ing, Individual Eyelash sume to siteassistant- tiques, junker's junk, & Apts For Rent: Caledonia 7060 662-329-1778. Extensions. collectibles. 309 Main LR, CH&A, lg. fenced dows & doors, cruise [email protected]. 402 Smith Road South in backyard, mother in 717 6th Street North, St. Wed-Sat. 10a-6p. Columbus, MS. Behind 2BR/2BA Duplex for control, AM/FM cas- law apt. for rental in- Columbus Medical / Dental 3300 Black Creek Grocery rent. Stove, fridge & Mobile Homes 7250 sette CD, dual airbags, 662-798-0150 Appliances 4090 June 12 and 13. Huge dishwasher. $750/mo. come. Priced to sell by 3rd row seats, roof 3BR/2BA double wide. owner. Call 662-574- rack, towing package. theglamstationspa.com BUSY, FAST paced pedi- yard sale. Furniture, 386-4180, 356-4700, Has screened in front 0082 or 574-2591. For more info call 719- HILL'S PRESSURE atric clinic looking for an book shelves, jewelry, 356-6363. cabinets, electric tools, porch, carport, and 290-5440. WASHING. Commercial/ LEARN TO DANCE! experienced coder. De- fenced back yard. NO 3BR/2BA on 11.9 acres residential. House, con- B&A DANCE gree/certificate pre- and all kinds of house Apts For Rent: Other 7080 in Caledonia School Dis- 2001 ACURA TL 4 door. hold items. PETS! 12 month lease. crete, sidewalks & mo- CREATIONS ferred. Send resume WITH Must have previous trict. $145K. For appt. Hunter green with camel bile washing. Free est. Summer registration with references by email to view call 662-328- leather interior. Sunroof, YOUNG APPLIANCE! General Merchandise 4600 rental references. Call Call 662-386-8925 going on now! at support Top quality used appli- 434-6000. 2749. fully loaded. Body and May 26th-29th @drskiskids.com, fax at interior in great shape. ances! Whirlpool, Fri- 50 ASSORTED golf Houses For Sale: Other 8500 RETAINER WALL, drive- Call for more info! 662-328-6007 or drop gidaire, Kenmore, Kit- Needs a few mechanic- way, foundation, con- Blair: 662-352-3869 off at 114 N Lehmberg clubs. Woods and Irons. chen-Aid, & more. All AF "BASE" Mobile Home 1018 BENNETT Avenue, al repairs. $3000 obo. crete/riff raft drainage Arquetia: 435-1399 Rd, Columbus, by June 3 bags. $250 Call 662- Call 662-497-4297 or come with 30 day 574-1431. Park. Large spacious 2 Columbus $90,000. work, remodeling, base- 3240 New Hope Road 24. warranty. We also do 702 15th Ave S, Colum- 205-799-3333. ment foundation, re- Columbus, formerly & 3BR Mobile Homes. appliance repairs! Lawn & Garden 4630 Great Loc. Caledonia bus $45,000. 345 Wy- pairs, small dump truck Susan's Dance Studio LONG TERM Care Facil- 662-549-5860 2005 CADILLAC STS, ity seeks MDS School Dist. 2 blocks man Drive, West Point loaded, clean, exc. con- hauling (5-6 yd) load & or 662-364-7779 $87,500. Call Janice demolition/lot cleaning. Coordinator/Medicare CUB CADET zero-turn from Col. AFB. Move In dition, low miles, 4 dr. Clerical & Office 3050 Nurse. RN License lawn mower w/50" Special! Don't Hesitate, Today at 662-386- sedan, rear wheel drive, Burr Masonry 242- Bargain Column 4180 0700. Brought to you by 0259. required, previous deck. 23hp Kholer com- Call Now! 601-668- new tires, silver, GLOBAL PHARMACEUT- experience preferred. mander engine. Well- 8689. Real Living Hearts & $8000. 205-364-7760. ICAL Corporation is Please fill out applica- 108 PCS. Harmony maintained! Priced to Home Realty. Lawn Care / Landscaping House Starlight China seeking a full-time ex- tion in person at 2002 SELL! Ready to work for BUILDING WITH great 2008 BLUE Honda 1470 perienced and qualified 5th Street North, #3656 $75. 662-570- you. $1,350. Call 662- CLOSE TO MSU! 2 bdrm Civic. New engine, new 1730. mobile homes for rent rental potential that can office assistant. Must Columbus, MS. 361-7040. be used for office or tires. Smoke free & C & T LAWN starting at $460/mo. possess professional studio apart. Fenced in Great Condition! SERVICE 5000 BTU air condition- HAYES DAYLILIES $15 app fee. Call 662- telephone and custom- COME JOIN OUR back yard. $39,000. On $7,500. 662-574-0259. er service skills. Will be TEAM!!!! er. $75. 386-1859. 1069 New Hope Rd. 268-2107. www.uni- 662-386-2320. Daylilies in full bloom & versityhillsmhp.com Jess Lyons Rd. across responsible for billing LPNs or RNs NEEDED! from golf course. Some private insurances, fil- $1500 sign on bonus! 7 DAVID Winter cot- for sale. Call 251-6665. Campers & RVs 9300 tages $50. 17 pcs. 21 financing available. 662- ing patient files and BCBS INSURANCE/ 242-0105. maintaining confiden- 401 K PROGRAM porcelain dolls $25 for Merchandise Rentals 4660 BEAUTIFUL CAMPER! tial documents. Must be 7 PM TO 7 AM all. 662-570-1730. CLOSE TO MSU! 3 bdrm 31ft Trail Blazer w/ For all your lawn able to type 50 wpm, PLEASE CONTACT mobile homes for rent bumper pull, lg tip out, 2BR & 3BR APART- starting at $560/mo. many extras incl. TV, services. have knowledge of the JENNIFER CARR GIRLS CLOTHES size 10 MENTS $250-$550. As- Call 769-0680 or computer and be profi- DIRECTOR OF NURSING thru 12 slim/tall. $15 app fee. Call 662- dishes, & all hitches. sociated Realty 327- Ready to go! Come see! 386-7569 for free cient in Microsoft Word ALICEVILLE MANOR Jeans and tops,all are 8557. 268-2107. www.uni- estimate. and Excel. Effective NURSING HOME brand new. $60 for all. versityhillsmhp.com. $9500. Call 251-7286 Mowing, Blowing, 205-373-6307 Starkville 662-722- verbal and written com- NICE 1250 sq. ft. HOME FOR Sale by Weed-eating, munication skills a 0982 or 662-705-0388. RV CAMPER & mobile NURSES/CNAS For Rent: Field and 2BR/2BA w/washer & MOVE IN today! 1BR/ Owner: 2700 sf, 3BR/ home lots. Full hookup Pressure Washing, must. Please fill out ap- Brush Mower dryer, lg. deck, private 2.5BA. Living/dining Tree Trimming. plications in person or Care Center of HERITAGE ACADEMY. 1BA mobile home for w/sewer. 2 locations Aberdeen needs: Boys pants, shorts, 36, 10.5 HP, 26" deck, parking, next to MUW. rent. $410/mo. Close room, kitchen, family W&N from $80/wk - JESSE & BEVERLY'S mail them to 3600 Manual start. Cuts 2 in 328-1940 or 242-2730. room, laundry room, Bluecutt Rd, Ste. 8, Full Time 2/10 CNAs, 38, shirts, L/SS, to MSU. $15 app fee. $265/mo. 662-251- LAWN SERVICE. Spring thick saplings, 4' grass Call 662-268-2107. screened porch. Shown 1149 or 601-940-1397 Columbus, MS 39705. FT RN Supervisor M-F med/lg, white dress and 8' weeds and cleanup, firewood, land- Day Shift, shirt & red pullover, 29 www.universityhillsmhp. by appointment only. SEVERAL scaping, tree cutting. brush. Call for rates com. Call 662-304-5148. like new RVs just PRN Nurses- all shifts, pcs. All $60. 549 0010. 662-722-8235. Chateaux 356-6525. General Help Wanted 3200 PRN CNAs- all shifts. 311 S Hickory St, Aber- traded in on new ones. Holly Hills deen, MS 39730. Great savings, good SAM'S LAWN Service. Apply at 505 Jackson PAIR OF men's Adidas Free Pets 5100 CHIROPRACTIC ASSIST- St Aberdeen MS 39730 NEW HOPE: 3BR/2BA selection, super No lawn too large or too Shell toe men's tennis Apartments w/CH&A. No pets. Call ANT: Busy chiropractic (662) 369-6431 EOE shoes, solid white, ex- Lots & Acreage 8600 financing. small. Call 243-1694 office needs a team ori- BEAUTIFUL KITTENS, 7 102 Newbell Rd 329-4512 or 574-4292. Johnny Bishop RV, cellent cond. Size 10. weeks old, litter box Columbus ented, multi-tasking, PHLEBOTOMY w/EKG $30. Starkville 662- 28.5 ACRES in N.H. 8971 Hwy 45 N, TERRA CARE organized, energetic, trained, free to good Office Spaces For Rent 7300 w/25 yr. old pines. Columbus. Landscaping L.L.C. Training/Certification 722-0982. Mon-Fri 8-5 dependable assistant. Sat. June 27th, homes. 662-549-0312. $3500/ac. Will divide 662-434-6501 or Phone: 662-549-1878 Part time positions OFFICE SPACE for rent into 10 ac. plots. 4 acre 9am-5pm. Fee $425 SET OF Titleist golf SWEET FEMALE kitten, 328-8254 1-800-569-9847 Home: 662-327-5552 available. Customer at 300 Chubby Dr. Con- lot, Chism Dr. $20,000. Ph: 877-741-1996 clubs w/bag. $75. 662- 7 weeks old, eating dry • Central Heat & Air johnnybishoprv.com Landscaping, Property service and phone skills tact 662-549-1953 for Owner financing avail. www.medical2.com 386-1859. food, tortoise shell col- Conditioning Clean Up, Plant Care, a must. Computer ex- more information. 386-6619. or. In Hamilton, MS but Motorcycles & ATVs 9400 Bush Hogging, perience helpful. Bring • Close to CAFB Sales / Marketing 3600 will meet. Can send Herbicide Spraying resume in person to Farm Equipment & Supplies • Onsite Laundry Facility Roommates 7440 pics. Text/call 662-640- Are You Ready to Sell? 1984 HONDA Asper- 111 Alabama St. Colum- 4420 • All Electric/Fully Equipped Painting & Papering 1620 PRACTICE REPRESENT- 1637. Pioneer Auction cane motorcycle. bus, between 10-2:00 ATIVE: Part time market- Kitchen ROOMMATE NEEDED for & Realty LLC $2250. Side car avail. M,T,W,TH. HAY FOR sale. Highly • Lighted Tennis Court a house within walking SULLIVAN'S PAINT ing/public relations pos- Pets 5150 662-562-6767 Garaged. 662-328- ition available for local fertilized, ready to pick • Swimming Pool distance of MUW. Your Pioneer-Auctions.com 7150. SERVICE up out of field Sat. $25 own private room for Certified in lead chiropractic clinic. Can- For Sale: CKC re- Where Coming WCBI TV, LLC is seek- didate must have sales a bale. 386-9122. $325/mo. (includes READY TO GO: 100 removal. Offering spe- gistered Miniature Home is the rent & utilities). Please Need a cial prices on interior & ing to fill the position of experience & be a self- Schnauzer puppies. acres w/green fields & Creative Services Produ- starter with excellent Estate Sales 4490 Best Part of call 662-425-2568. exterior painting, pres- Also have Damaranian the Day shooting houses. 1.5 sure washing & sheet cer. Go to communication skills. puppies. Call or text mi. SW of Crawford, MS rock repairs. www.wcbi.com for job Interested candidates 662-305-5584 Storage & Garages 7500 on Fairport Rd. Free Estimates description and details please email resume to 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apart- $2500/acre. Serious in- on how to apply. WCBI [email protected] ments & Townhouses. INEXPENSIVE quiries only. Contact Call 435-6528 Horses / Cattle / Livestock MINI-STORAGE. From TV, LLC is an EOE. et. ESTATE 5200 1BR/1BA Apt. $300 Randy Luker at 386- 2BR/1BA Apt. $350- 5'x10' to 20'x20'. Two 8470. Sitting With The Sick / Elderly well-lit locations in 1780 Ckc female chihuahua, $400. 2BR/2BA 3BR Columbus: Near Wal- NEW RIDE? SALE /2BA Townhouses INDUSTRIAL SITE for toy sized, 7 weeks 1st mart on Hwy 45 & near I AM a Caretaker for the Cars Moving Sale of shots /wormed. $150 $550-$800. No HUD al- Taco Bell on Hwy 182. sale. 229 acres + at the FIND ONE IN THE elderly: Caring, lovable, Dr. Jim DelPrince also male chihuahua 7 lowed. Lease, deposit, Call 662-327-4236 for Southwest corner of CLASSIFIEDS honest person who Houses months old $75. 662- credit check required. more information. Artesia Rd. & Manufac- cares very much for eld- MSU Horticulture 436-5004. Coleman Realty. 329- turer's Dr. Immediately erly people. Please call Furniture Professor & 2323 south of Severstal. 662-327-8780 or 662- Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 Please call 327-3154 Antique Collector Commercial Property For RIENDLY ITY 328-7475. F Mini-Warehouses C Five Questions: Lots June 12-14 FIRST MONTH FREE! 1 Rent 7100 friendlycitymini.com RIVERFRONT NEED A sitter for the & 2BR. Starting @ $600 PROPERTY elderly in the Columbus Pets Friday & Saturday or $500 w/military disc. BUSINESS SPACE avail- Camp Pratt area? I am CNA certi- 9am-4:30pm Short term leases avail. able. 114 Alabama St. Call 574-3056 1 Meryl fied & available to sit, & more... Located next to Hospit- Suite B. Move in ready Ray McIntyre clean, and do house- Sunday al. 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