The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland Herald-Citizen www.herald-citizen.com Kindergarten Upperman girls play in region Planning Registration coming up in tournament tonight Cookeville meeting Putnam County Regional: Page B1 Page A3 tonight Page A3 116th Year | No. 48 | monday, February 26, 2018 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Parents search for solutions to school violence By Jim Herrin tricts. who are falling through the [email protected] “It is heartbreaking and beyond comprehension Parent Erin Foley took to cracks BEFORE they resort to Facebook to advocate for violence.” Several Putnam County par- that we must train our teachers and students the Salem Kaiser Threat As- While praising the response ents, worried about the safety to be able to respond to situations that should sessment. she has received from school of their children in light of the “It is a system of identifying officials, Foley also advocated most recent school shootings, never occur in our society.” kids who have the potential to the establishment of an have been continuing to quiz Jerry Boyd commit violence at schools anonymous tip line for stu- school officials about what is Director of Schools BEFORE it happens, to get dents and others to use. being done to protect students. them needed services, and Director of Schools Jerry Some have inquired about CONNECT them to adults who Boyd sent a lengthy email to how they can speak at this while others are promoting programs that have been put care,” she wrote. “It’s a way to week’s school board meeting, the implementation of specific into place in other school dis- identify and help those kids See PARENTS, Page A2 Seminar How do warns against schools keep online our kids safe? dangers From Staff Reports

From Staff Reports Question: Do the schools in Putnam County have procedures in place for An educational event defending against shooters or terror- to provide information ists? Do the pupils have about the risks children regular “training ses- face online will be held sions?” I’d Wednesday. Answer: Assistant “Project iGuardian: Director of Schools Like Dangers of online activ- Corby King said: “The ity” will be held from 10 answer is, yes, we do. To a.m. to noon, Feb. 28, at For the past 12 years, Know the Collegeside Church Putnam County School of Christ on East 9th System has been an ac- Street in Cookeville. tive participant in the Local Emer- Special Agent gency Planning Committee. Part of Jonathan A. Hendrix of this process has included developing the U.S. Department of comprehensive safety plans for each Homeland Security will school in the Putnam County school be the guest speaker. system. Project iGuardian is “About five years ago, as an exten- an initiative designed to sion of the LEPC, the school system inform youth, parents and leaders from the Cookeville Police and educators about the and Fire Departments, EMS/911, Put- risks children face on- nam County EMA, Putnam County line and aims to arm Fire Department, Putnam County parents with knowledge Sheriff’s Department, Tennessee High- and resources to help way Patrol, and leaders from our mu- protect their children. nicipal police departments formed a Wednesday’s educa- School Emergency Response Advisory tional event is presented Committee. The SERT advisory com- by the Upper Cumber- mittee meets on a monthly basis to land Council on Chil- continue to review and evaluate school dren and Youth and the safety plans and advise schools on cur- National Association of rent best practices. Social Workers-Ten- “This committee also worked with nessee Chapter. administrators and teachers in every To register, visit Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen Putnam County School to form a www.eventbrite.com/e/i Burks Elementary School student Parker Ratcliff was one of dozens par- School Emergency Response Team guardians-tickets- ticipating in a Jump Rope for Heart event at TTU’s Memorial Gym Friday. 42749578139. Countywide, students raised nearly $16,000. See SAFE, Page A2 Woman rescued from rising waters BY PAIGE STANAGE way to the flooded camper gency Services cared for [email protected] in a campground near the her after the incident and Roaring River. They found determined she was unin- A woman was rescued the woman, whose name jured, Dyer said. She was by the Jackson County was not released, and immediately released on and Putnam County res- placed her on a raft and the scene. cue agencies Sunday brought her to safety. “We thank Jackson morning after she woke up “People don’t take into County and all parts of to find her camper flooded account how fast the this operation for their as- with water from the Roar- water can rise,” Dyer said. sistance. It’s a pleasure to ing River in Jackson Dyer said the water was work with neighboring de- County. up to the woman’s waist, partments and working to- Jason Dyer of the Put- so there wasn’t any way gether to complete the Putnam County Rescue Squad members Daniel Harris, Darin nam County Rescue Squad she could have opened the task at hand,” according Cannon, Landon Davidson, co-captain and Captain Jason Dyer said the agencies used in- door. to the Putnam County Res- getting ready to find the woman in the flooded water in a camper flatable rafts to make their Jackson County Emer- cue Squad Facebook page. near Roaring River Sunday morning.

Index Obituaries, A5 Community Center 2 Sections — 14 Pages Larry Vaughn Ronnie Riddle Buffalo Valley Abby A6 Living A6 Minnie Gaw Joyce Lewis celebrates Calendar A4 Sports B1 birthdays Classified B4 Sudoku A7 Page A6 Comics A7 Weather A2 Crossword A7 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 LOCAL/NATION READER Drugs seized after traffic stop SCOTUS refuses ‘Dreamers’ case WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on SERVICES BY PAIGE STANAGE light. baggies. Monday rejected the Trump administration's paige.stanage@herald- Buckley There highly unusual bid to bypass a federals appeals citizen.com was the were also court and get the justices to intervene in the fate driver, and 21 new of a program that protects hundreds of thousands Contact us: A Cookeville man and Brunett and used of young immigrants from deportation. Address: woman were arrested was the pipes, the The decision affecting "Dreamers" means the 1300 Neal St. Sunday after drugs and passenger. warrant case will almost certainly have to work its way drug paraphernalia Brunett The Buckley states. through the lower courts before any Supreme Cookeville, Tenn. were seized from a vehi- warrant Brunett Court ruling is possible. And because that could cle following a traffic states Buckley seemed was arrested for posses- take weeks or months, Monday's decision also is Mailing Address: stop. nervous and had red, sion of a controlled sub- likely to further reduce pressure on Congress to P.O. Box 2729 Brandon Brunett, 30, watery eyes, so Jackson stance and possession act quickly on the matter. of Paran Road and asked to search the ve- of drug paraphernalia. The ruling on the Obama-era Deferred Action Cookeville TN 38502 Kalie Buckley, 21, of hicle. Both agreed to His total bond is for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, wasn't Cookeville, were origi- the search, according to $50,000. unexpected. nally stopped by Ten- the warrant. Buckley was arrested Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley Phone: 931-526-9715 nessee Highway Patrol Jackson found one for possession of a con- acknowledged that the court "very rarely" hears a Fax: 931-526-1209 Trooper Brandon Jack- gram of methampheta- trolled substance. Her case before a lower appeals court has considered son for a broken brake mine and numerous bond is $10,000. it. Email: News [email protected] Sports Americans say Congress is listening to all the wrong people [email protected] Advertising WASHINGTON (AP) cans, disapprove of the from Americans who felt [email protected] — Looking for common job Congress is doing. the largest sense of dis- Living ground with your neigh- That might matter in connect between whom [email protected] bor these days? Try this midterm election they think Congress Circulation switching subjects from year, as Republicans de- should listen to and [email protected] the weather to Congress. fend their majorities in whom they believe Con- Business News Chances are, you both the House and Senate. gress actually listens to. [email protected] agree it's terrible. In the study by Stan- That disconnect Church News In red, blue or purple ford, UC-Santa Barbara played out in the public [email protected] states, in middle Amer- and the AP-NORC Cen- square last week as the School News ica or on the coasts, most ter, which was con- nation reeled from yet [email protected] Americans loathe the ducted in 2015 and again another mass shooting Classified Ads nation's legislature. One in 2017, only about 2 in — this time, the Valen- [email protected] big reason: Most think 10 said they think Con- tine's Day killing of 17 lawmakers are listening gress pays much atten- people at Marjory Stone- to all the wrong people, tion to their own man Douglas High Letter Guidelines suggests a new study by AP constituents or Ameri- School in Parkland, researchers at Stanford cans as a whole, or even Florida. Many raged All letters to the editor must University and the Uni- Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student give much consideration over what they see as the be signed and include the versity of California- Cameron Kasky asks a question to Sen. Marco to the best interests of National Rifle Associa- writer’s name, address and Santa Barbara with the Rubio during a CNN town hall meeting at the those people. tion's power to stifle ef- phone number. Letters are Associated Press-NORC BB&T Center in Sunrise, Fla. Instead, most said forts to tighten gun laws, subject to editing and/or re- Center for Public Affairs and that's really who's lots of legislation — or Congress does listen to including a ban on as- jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters Research. running the show." don't do much of any- lobbyists, donors and the sault rifles. to the mailing address listed "We have the best Con- Hating Congress has thing at all. wealthy. "Can you tell me right above, or email to gress you can buy and become a lasting feature A new poll from the That's exactly the op- now that you will not ac- [email protected]. pay for," said Chester of American politics, re- AP-NORC Center found posite of the way people cept a single donation Trahan, 78, of Palm gardless of which party that 85 percent of Ameri- think Congress should from the NRA?" student Coast, Fla. 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From Page A1 Parkland, Florida, has “purposefully very de- finalized, but Boyd said safety concerns you caused me (like many) liberate in not present- they will be held soon. have.” Subscriptions all parents Friday to go through a chain of ing a response that “In the near future, He added, “It is heart- To subscribe, call 931-526- evening through the emotions that include would appear to be re- we will be initiating op- breaking and beyond 9715. Visa, MasterCard and school system’s Mes- grief, anger, fear and actionary.” portunities to allow comprehension that we Discover accepted. senger Service. response. Trying to He said the school parents to meet with must train our teachers Rates: It said, in part: make sense of such a system will be schedul- school and school sys- and students to be able 3 mo 6 mo 1yr “Like many of you, I horrific act perpetrated ing school-level meet- tem leaders to discuss to respond to situations Carrier or currently have a child by a sick, cowardice in- ings to talk further the safety of our stu- that should never occur Mail: 385 (son, youngest of three dividual can be over- about any ideas the dents, share our prepa- in our society. While we Zip Code $28 $54 $95 children) attending a whelming at times.” community may have ration strategies, and will continue to prepare Print & high school in our Boyd said he wanted and “to ensure that our discuss ideas to keep all and train our staff and E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Anywhere Only school system. I also to “assure all citizens ... students, parents, and Putnam County schools students to respond to E-Edition $21 $42 $84 have a wife that is a that we have been in- community is confident safe and secure,” he active aggressor situa- Mail: Outside teacher at one of our volved in ongoing in the seriousness in said. “I encourage you tions, we hope and pray 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 middle schools and preparation to both pre- which we approach to participate in these and that no circum- Mail: Outside many dear friends with vent and respond to a safety and security in focused discussions stance will arise requir- Tenn. $82 $132 $220 children in our schools. violent situation in our our schools. “ and to always commu- ing the use of this Needless to say, the schools and on our Dates for those meet- nicate with your child’s training in our school most recent tragedy in campuses” while being ings have not yet been principal about any system.” Miss Your Paper? 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(SERT) at each school. monthly basis, an Putnam County Sheriff’s and train our staff and running their asphalt School SERT teams re- armed intruder drill in Department, Cookeville students to respond to plant on Feb. 9, the City view the comprehen- conjunction with local Police Department and active aggressor situa- requested the help of Herald-Citizen sive, all hazards, plan at law enforcement, one Algood Police Depart- tions, we hope and pray TDOT to repair the as- their school on an an- AED/CPR drill and ment completed a course and that we will not have phalt patch. City crews USPS 313-680 nual basis. School level three other drills which to become certified to use this training in dug out the previously ISSN 8750-5541 SERT teams meet on a could include a severe trainers in the ALICE our school system,” King installed cold mix and monthly basis to review weather drill, earth- model for responding to said. assisted TDOT with the The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, and evaluate their quake, or any other active aggressor situa- Question: What can asphalt repair. An as- New Year’s Day, Independence school’s safety plans. In emergency drill at the tions. The certified train- be done to resurface as- phalt grader and roller Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving addition to reviewing discretion of the school ers have since trained phalt smoothly after re- were used in the repair. Day and Christmas Day by plans, SERT teams as- on an annual basis. Logs school-level administra- pairing broken water Unfortunately, the repair Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., sist school administra- must be kept when tors and teachers at all mains? The latest exam- left a bump in the road. at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box tors in conducting schools perform those Putnam County schools ple is on South Willow The City with the assis- 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. training exercises with drills. The completed to respond to active ag- Avenue in front of the tance of TDOT can Periodicals postage paid at faculty on an annual logs confirming the re- gressor situations using post office. schedule to fix the repair. Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- basis for a variety of quired drills were con- the ALICE model of re- Answer: Cookeville TDOT is planning to TER: send address changes to safety response situa- ducted are then sponse. Construction Superin- make the repair as soon Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, tions. submitted to the Putnam “It is heartbreaking tendent Carey Phy re- as Thursday this week. Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- “Tennessee requires County Board of Educa- and beyond comprehen- sponded: The waterline Is there something ber of the Tennessee Press that all schools com- tion and then the State sion that we must train was repaired on Feb. you'd like to know? Send Association and the Associ- plete a fire drill within Department of Educa- our teachers and stu- 4 and city crews used us your questions at edi- ated Press. The Associated the first thirty days of tion on an annual basis. dents to be able to re- cold mix to repair the as- [email protected] Press is entitled exclusively to school. During the “In addition to the re- spond to situations that phalt. 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Tonight Tuesday Night Wednesday Thursday Readings: Jack McNeely Sunday’s high in Cookeville was Editor & Publisher Clear, with a low A 50 percent chance of Night Showers likely and pos- 55, low 45, with 0.32" rain. around 37. showers after midnight. sibly a thunderstorm Showers and a possible Sunday's high in Monterey was Lindsay McReynolds before noon, then a 51, low 41, with 0.37" rain. thunderstorm. Low Managing Editor chance of showers. Almanac: Tuesday Wednesday around 56. Mostly cloudy with a Monday is the 57th day of the Sunny, with a high near Showers and a possible year, with 308 remaining. The Roger Wells high near 62. Advertising Director 65. thunderstorm. High sun sets at 5:34 p.m. and will near 61. rise at 6:15 a.m. Tuesday. The moon is a waxing gibbous Keith McCormick with 86% of the visible disc il- Circulation Manager luminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 — A3 LOCAL Contributors to progress honored at IMPACT banquet By MEGAN TROTTER well known as the owner Proceeds from the For the HERALD-CITIZEN of John’s Place in banquet help fund IM- Cookeville with his wife, PACT’s mission of edu- The 6th annual IM- Mary Alice. It became cation, empowerment PACT Honor’s Banquet an eatery where many and equity in the Put- welcomed a full house students from Tennessee nam County community, Sunday evening to cele- Tech came to eat, no such as providing schol- brate the diversity of the matter their skin color, arships to promising mi- Cookeville community. at a time when integra- nority students to go to What began as an organ- tion was a new idea. college at Tennessee ization solely devoted to “Though John’s Place Tech University. Anyone networking African- seemed like nothing interested in donating to American men has now more than a ‘honky- the Isaac & Amanda Bo- blossomed into some- tonk’ or a beer joint to hanon Scholarship or thing even larger. the uninformed, it IMPACT’s other projects Leaders with IMPACT played a significant role can send checks to PO – which stands for Inno- in the racial history of Box 951, Cookeville, TN vative Men Progressing post-World War II 38503, or call 931-783- the African-American Megan Trotter Cookeville-Putnam 1181. Community Together Mary Alice McClellan, center, accepts an award on behalf of her late hus- County, Tennessee,” “It’s nights like this – explained at the ban- band, John. said McClellan’s son, that really remind us of quet that not only does also named John. “My who we are,” IMPACT the organization focus on father was before his president Quinton Can- African-American men, banquet also honored ing and writing papers the first elected African- time. There was never cel said. “Life is about but also uses two other three community mem- for her college classes. American officer in the any problem with inte- growth, and when we organizations under bers whose lives have “She was a fighter, United Automobile gration at John’s Place. grow our circles, we their umbrella to work made an impact on those and she believed in edu- Workers Local Union You were always wel- grow as individuals, and with other members of around them. cation,” said her son, 1407, later elected as an come at John’s.” we grow as a commu- the community. First honoree, the late Steve Officer. international represen- McClellan was also nity. I invite you all to Impact Leadership Leona Lusk Officer, Lusk later transferred tative. In addition, he be- the owner of Hooker Fu- join us as we strive to works to develop minor- touched the lives of to Tennessee Tech Uni- came the first neral Home in Algood, continue to make an im- ity leaders who can give countless school chil- versity, where she gradu- African-American high and the only African- pact in this community, their unique perspec- dren as a teacher in Van ated and became the school official for many American cemetery in whether it’s by mentor- tives to local boards and Buren County. As she school’s first African- sports organizations town before he encour- ing, financial, the Im- city government, while a taught, she also worked American alumnus. The around the Upper Cum- aged the changes that pact Leadership new expedition, Impact on her bachelor’s degree school’s black cultural berland, and even led to the Cookeville program, or our educa- Education, will work to at Tennessee A & I State, center is named in her formed the first Cemetery being opened tion program. I want us fill in the gaps of formal now Tennessee State honor. Cookeville branch of up to African-Ameri- to be a shining light to education for members University. Her daugh- The second honoree, The National Associa- cans as well. A veteran the whole community of the community. ter, Nancy, remembered Tom Savage, is a Viet- tion for the Advance- of World War II, McClel- and the region, so every- In addition to celebrat- her freezing and canning nam-era war veteran ment of Colored People. lan became Putnam one will know that we ing the work of the or- vegetables on the week- with a history of “firsts” The final honoree, County’s first black Jus- are one community ganization, IMPACT’s ends in between study- under his belt. He was John McClellan Sr. was tice of the Peace in 1972. united.” Putnam schools announce Cookeville planning to kindergarten registration consider rezoning requests BY LAURA MILITANA located in both single- Springs phase III, 74 Parents of children 3,000 minutes of reading. the child can attend. [email protected] family and general com- lots on East Spring who will be five on or be- The state laws regard- In addition, documen- mercial zones, and the Street/Highway 70. fore Aug. 15, 2018, should ing kindergarten eligibil- tation of a physical exam The Cookeville Plan- request, if approved, The commission will mark their calendars for ity states that: is required within twelve ning Commission will would rezone all of the also consider amending Tuesday, April 10, when Your child must be five months of the school consider requests to re- property at that address the city’s zoning ordi- the Putnam County years of age on or before start date (July 30, 2018). zone three properties to general commercial. nance regulating devel- School System will hold Aug. 15. Parents who are un- tonight. The third is a rezon- opment within the kindergarten registration Occasionally, parents sure of their zoned ele- The first is a request ing request of property corporate limits to and orientation from 1-5 with children who will be mentary school should go to rezone 1419 Bayview at the southeast inter- minimize danger to life p.m. at all elementary “barely five” according to to pcsstn.com and click Dr. from RS-20 to RS-10, section of Highway 111 and property due to schools. the eligibility age will ask on “Enrollment Zones.” submitted by Tyler and East Spring Street flooding and to main- Children will have an about the possibility of Parents are to enroll Brown. RS-20 is a low- from regional commer- tain eligibility for par- opportunity to meet “red shirting” their five- their children in their density residential zone cial to general commer- ticipation in the teachers and the school year-olds for one year zoned school based on with minimum lot size cial, submitted by Jerry national flood insur- principal. They will be and enrolling them in their residential address. requirements of 20,000 Gaw, who plans to de- ance program by adopt- able to explore what will kindergarten at age six. Questions regarding square feet. RS-10 is a velop climate control ing the Federal be their new learning en- School officials say school transportation or low- to moderate-den- self storage units on the Emergency Manage- vironment beginning state law does not man- school zones should be di- sity residential zone property. ment Agency flood in- July 30, the first day of date that a child begin rected to the Putnam with minimum lot size In other business, the surance rate map school. kindergarten at age five, County Schools Trans- requirements of 10,000 commission will also panels. Parents will leave the but it does mandate that portation Department at square feet. consider approving the This is a result of a event with their children (1) a child must have at- 526-9342. Beverly S. Nivens and 2018 annual report and community assessment enrolled, and will have tended an approved Other questions re- Phillip B. Smith submit- program design, a six- conducted by FEMA information on school kindergarten program in garding registering chil- ted a request to rezone month extension of the back in October. and district policies, order to be eligible for dren for kindergarten part of the property at preliminary plat of The city planning school transportation, be- first grade (TCA 49-6-201), may be answered by your 226 W. Stevens St. from Greystone subdivision, commission meets fore and after school and (2) a child be enrolled family’s zoned school or RS-10, single family resi- 61 lots located on East tonight at 5:30 at child care and extended in public or nonpublic by calling the PCSS Cen- dential, to general com- Broad Street and the Cookeville City Hall on school day possibilities, school at age six (TCA 49- tral Office at 526-9777. mercial. The property is final plat of Copper Broad Street. and school nutrition in- 6-3001). formation. Parents have from now In addition, they will be until kindergarten regis- taking home ideas for tration day to gather re- working with their chil- quired documentation to dren and getting them take to their zoned school ready for the first day of as part of the enrollment kindergarten. process. Research shows that This documentation in- young children who have cludes birth certificate or been read to daily (20 other acceptable proof of minutes daily is the age, Social Security Card guideline) are at an ad- or number, two proofs of vantage when they begin address (utility bill, lease, school. With more than homeowners policy, etc.) 150 days between now and immunization record and July 30, the first day on a Tennessee Certifi- of school, parents start- cate of Immunization. ing today have an oppor- State law requires that tunity to send their the completed, up-to-date children to school having certificate must be pro- been exposed to over vided to the school before A4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 LOCAL/NATION California Democratic Party won’t endorse Feinstein By KATHLEEN RONAYNE more than 3,000 activists lacked a credible Democratic Associated Press gathered this weekend that challenger in most previous President Donald Trump is races. SAN DIEGO (AP) — U.S. their common enemy. Delegates who withheld Sen. Dianne Feinstein failed Though party activists re- their support said they think to win the official endorse- buked Feinstein, she has mil- Feinstein, 84, has been in ment of the California Demo- lions of dollars to run a Washington too long and has- cratic Party as she seeks her successful campaign and n't stood strong enough for fifth term, another sign that polling has shown she enjoys immigrants. the party is divided over how wide support among Demo- When she spoke longer best to battle Republicans in cratic voters and independ- than her allotted time, some Washington. ents, a critical piece of the in the crowd chanted "Time's Democratic activists were electorate in a race without up!" — referring to her more eager to back her pri- any well-known Republicans. lengthy tenure in Congress. mary challenger, state Senate The top-two primary sys- Thirty-seven percent of De- leader Kevin de Leon, who is tem in heavily Democratic mocrats backed Feinstein, touting himself as a fresh face California allows the two while 54 percent supported de Denis Poroy | AP with stronger progressive cre- highest vote-getters to ad- Leon. He called it "an as- dentials, particularly on im- Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., speaks at the 2018 California vance to the general election tounding rejection of politics migration. Democrats State Convention Saturday. regardless of party identifica- as usual" and a boost to his However, he too failed to get the party's seal of ap- election, some of the party's tion. campaign's momentum. earn the 60 percent support proval or extra campaign biggest stars, including U.S. It's the first time Feinstein De Leon didn't appear to needed to win the endorse- cash leading into the June Sen. Kamala Harris and U.S. has failed to win the party's lose support despite a sexual ment Saturday at Democrats' primary. Rep. Maxine Waters, urged backing since 1994, when she misconduct scandal at the annual convention. That With Democrats still licking unity ahead of the midterm won her first full-term to the California Capitol during his means neither candidate will their wounds from the 2016 elections. They reminded U.S. Senate, though she's leadership.

Public paying respects to Graham CHARLOTTE, N.C. urban sprawl. It was (AP) — A four-day pe- moved and restored by riod for the public to his library and is on pay respects to the late the same campus as the Rev. Billy Graham is Billy Graham Evangel- beginning at his boy- istic Association. hood home in North Graham's body will Carolina. spend two days at his Mourners will file library and then lie in past Graham's body honor at the U.S. Capi- starting at 8 a.m. Mon- tol Wednesday and day. The man called Thursday. Graham's fu- "America's Pastor" is neral is Friday in lying in repose in a North Carolina with closed casket at the President Donald home his father built in Trump and others ex- Jeff Siner | The Charlotte Observer | AP 1927 on their Charlotte pected. Pall bearers carry the casket with the body of Billy Graham to the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, N.C., dairy farm, which was Graham died Saturday. long ago swallowed by Wednesday at age 99. New York remembers 1993 World Trade Center bombing today NEW YORK (AP) — Sur- World Trade Center, the The planned commemoration victims' names and a moment The bomb, in an under- vivors and others are set to deadly bombing 25 years ago. includes a Mass at a church of silence at 12:18 p.m., when ground parking garage, was gather at ground zero for a Monday is the anniversary near the trade center and a the bomb exploded and be- set by Muslim extremists who solemn tribute to victims of of the blast, which killed six ceremony on the 9/11 memo- came a harbinger of terror at sought to punish the U.S. for the first terror attack on the people, one of them pregnant. rial plaza, with the reading of the twin towers. its Middle East policies. Community Calendar

The Community Calendar is 8. All supplies furnished. Fam- tiernet.net., or Phil Zwieg, Dodson Branch community, companionship & patriotic a daily list of events hosted by ily rate for 3 or [email protected]. 5 p.m. Cakewalk & music. spirit. nonprofit groups in Putnam, more. Cookeville Art Studio & Mar. 2-4 Adults/$8, Children /$3. Vol- TTU Chess Club White, Overton & Jackson Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Call CPAC Backstage Series unteers & desserts for dessert Mondays, 7 p.m., Room 342, counties. To be included, call 526-2424. Edward Albee’s “At Home at table & cake wake appreciated. TTU Roaden Univ. Center. 526-9715 & ask for the news- Feb. 27 the Zoo” 7:30 p.m., at 10 E. Call 510-7108. Everyone welcome. Call Paul room secretary or email calen- Music/Dance Broad St. For tickets, call 528- Mar. 4 372-3118, or [email protected]. Be Silver Point Community 1313, or visit www.cpactn.com. Home & Garden Show [email protected]. sure to include your name & Center, 6:30-9 p.m. Free. With Mar. 2 Hyder Burks Pavilion, Tax Help number as well as a time, date Cumberland County Band. Home & Garden Show Cookeville. noon-4 p.m. Home AARP Tax Preparation, Put- & location of the event. Dead- Parenting Skills Hyder Burks Pavilion, building, remodeling, decorat- nam County Library, upstairs line for Tuesday-Friday’s Free classes offered by The Cookeville. 4-8 p.m. Home ing & landscaping. Also Barn meeting room. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. paper is noon the day before. Stephens Center. 9:30-11 a.m. building, remodeling, decorat- Sale & Cooking Stage. Line Dance Deadline for Sunday is noon Topic: Develop Family Morals ing & landscaping. Also Barn Crepe Workshop Mondays, Cane Creek Recre- Friday. Deadline for Monday & Values. Held at St. Michael’s Sale & Cooking Stage. TTU French Club ation Center, line dance class 1 is 3 p.m. Friday. Church-re- Episcopal Church, 640 N. Painting fundraiser. Learn to cook p.m. for $3. Call 528-5053. lated items are published in a Washington Ave. Call 800-635- With Lynne Looney. 9 a.m.- crepes! TTU Oakley Hall. Mar. Mar. 6, 8-10 separate calendar in the Reli- 5199. noon. Cookeville Art Studio & 19, 20. 6-8 p.m. each day. Ad- CPAC Backstage Series gion section each Friday. UC Barbershop Chorus Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Call vance tickets only available Edward Albee’s “At Home at Deadline for church calendar Tuesdays 7 p.m. Meets at 526-2424. until Mar. 16. Contact Debbie the Zoo” 7:30 p.m., at 10 E. items is noon Wednesday. J&S Construction, conference Book Sale at [email protected]. Broad St. For tickets, call 528- Feb. 26 room in back. Learn to sing, Twice Told Tales Used Book- Co-ed Volleyball 1313, or visit www.cpactn.com. TTU Chess Club everyone welcome. Call 261- store, Putnam County Library. Registration is open for Mar. 6 Mondays, 7 p.m., Room 342, 5018. 4-6 p.m. for members of Li- spring co-ed volleyball league. Parenting Skills TTU Roaden Univ. Center. Support Group brary Friends only. Member- Games on Friday nights, Mar. Free classes offered by The Everyone welcome. Call Paul Meeting for those caring for ships available at 16-May 4. Deadline to register - Stephens Center. 9:30-11 a.m. 372-3118, or relative children. 4:30-5 p.m., door. Hardbound books/$2, pa- Mar. 9. Call 526-9767. Topic: Make-Up Session. Held [email protected]. Putnam County Library, perbacks/50 cents, chil- Co-ed Softball at St. Michael’s Episcopal Support Group Broad Street, Cookeville. Free dren’s/25 cents. Bargain Cart Registration is open for Church, 640 N. Washington Meeting for those caring for movie to follow. hardbound books/50 cents. spring co-ed softball leagues. Ave. Call 800-635-5199. relative children. 1-2 p.m., Blood Drive Mar. 3 Games on Tuesday & Thurs- Music/Dance Jackson County U.C.H.R.A., 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in the blood Home & Garden Show day nights, Starts April 2. Silver Point Community School Drive, Gainesboro. mobile at the Middle Ten- Hyder Burks Pavilion, Deadline to register - Mar. 23. Center, 6:30-9 p.m. Free. With Book Sale nessee Federal Credit Union Cookeville. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Home Call 526-9767. Cumberland County Band. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., $1 a Bag Sale, office, 1255 E. Spring St., building, remodeling, decorat- Art Reception UC Barbershop Chorus Millard Oakley Public Li- Cookeville. ing & landscaping. Also Barn 1-4 p.m. Reception for Reba Tuesdays 7 p.m. Meets at brary, 107 E. Main St., Liv- Bangham Community Sale & Cooking Stage. Bacon High School Competi- J&S Construction, conference ingston. Community Center & Li- Marksmanship Program tion. Cookeville Art Studio & room in back. Learn to sing, Overton County Patriots brary monthly meeting and Saturdays, 8 a.m.-noon, ages Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Call everyone welcome. Call 261- Meeting at 6 p.m., Millard potluck, 6 p.m. Everyone in- 12-18. American Legion pro- 526-2424. 5018. Oakley Public Library, Liv- vited. gram at Veterans Building, 90 Mar. 5 Coin Club ingston. District Attorney Feb. 28 E. Spring. Call Marty 931-349- PFLAG Cookeville Coin Club meets General, Bryant Dunaway Art 411 9438. Cookeville Support Group at Shoney’s Restaurant. Doors speaking. Everyone welcome. Noon-2 p.m. Art class for Book Sale meets 6-8 p.m. Downstairs open - 5:30 p.m. & meeting - Tax Help High school thru Monterey Branch Library, meeting room, Putnam 6:30 p.m. Meeting features fun AARP Tax Preparation, Put- adult. Cookeville Art Studio & 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Hardcover County Library quiz on Lincoln cents and an nam County Library, upstairs Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Call books/$1, paperbacks/50 American Legion Post 46 auction of member items. meeting room. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 526-2424. cents, children’s/25 cents. Monthly meeting, 6 p.m., Everyone invited. Line Dance P.E.O. Used book donations accepted Veterans Building, 90 E. Tax Help Mondays, Cane Creek Recre- Reciprocity Founder’s Day. during normal business Spring Street. All veterans in- AARP Tax Preparation, ation Center, line dance class 1 9:30 a.m. Lower level Saint hours. vited for dinner & meeting. Putnam County Library, up- p.m. for $3. Call 528-5053. Thomas Aquinas Church. Un- Book Sale American Legion Auxiliary stairs meeting room. 9:30 a.m.- Open Studio affiliates welcome. Twice Told Tales Used Book- Unit 46 4 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Critique 10- Mar. 1 store, Putnam County Library. Ladies of US Military Veter- Republican Party Meeting 11 a.m. Cookeville Art Studio Plateau Corvette Club 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Hardbound ans meet monthly, 5 p.m., Vet- Putnam County Republican & Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. NCCC club, Corvette own- books/$2, paperbacks/50 erans Building, 90 E. Spring Party meeting. 6 p.m. Putnam Call 526-2424. ers. Meets 5:30 p.m., on Inter- cents, children’s/25 cents. Bar- Street. You are invited to join County Courthouse. Speakers Young at Art state Drive in Crossville. Call gain Cart hardbound books/50 general meeting to follow. will be any Republican candi- 4-6 p.m. with Adele Jack Carkner, 931-537-9380, or cents. Please bring something to dates running for office that Seitzinger. Class for grades 1- contact, jackandanne@fron- Fish Fry pass for potluck & enjoy the can attend. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 — A5 LOCAL/NATION

Obituaries

Minnie A. Gaw with Bro. Mike Gillock and great-grandmother. nephews. and Bro. Roger Cooper She enjoyed cooking, In addition to her par- officiating. Interment reading, and cared for ents, she was preceded will follow in Pleasant children most of her life, in death by her husband, View Cemetery. and all the children James O. Gaw; seven The family will receive loved her. She was a brothers; and two sis- friends at the church member of Knights ters. Monday, Feb. 26, from 4-8 Chapel Church. Please p.m., and again Tuesday, Ms. Gaw is survived by visit www.crestlawn- Feb. 27, from 11 a.m. one daughter, Kathy memorial.com and sign until service time at 1 Phillips Harvey of the online guest register p.m. Cookeville; one son and and send a message to Ms. Gaw passed from daughter-in-law, Jim and the family. this life Saturday, Feb. Phyllis Gaw of Crest Lawn Funeral 24, 2018, at home in Cookeville; four grand- Home is in charge of Cookeville. children, Lori Gaw, arrangements, 526-6384. COOKEVILLE — Fu- She was born Friday, Rachel Holland, Rhonda neral services for Ms. May 27, 1927, and raised Phillips, and Lisa Kelley; Minnie A. Gaw, 90, of in the 8th District of seven great-grandchil- Cookeville, will be held Cookeville, to the late dren, Spencer, Parker, Tuesday, Feb. 27, at 1 Jesse and Elvira Lafever. Elizabeth, Daniel, p.m. at Knights Chapel She was a loving Emma, Jase, and Mason; Church in Cookeville, mother, grandmother, and several nieces and

Ronnie Dale Riddle Ronnie’s life is a testi- Joyce Elizabeth bert Junior Meadows mony of a loving, Chris- and Bertie Mae Loftis tian, and Marie Lewis Meadows. family-oriented man. He She is survived by her was a hard worker who husband, Roger Lewis; enjoyed helping others. daughter, Lora (Wisdom) AP He was a lifelong mem- Bassey of Atlanta, Geor- ber of the Monterey gia; son, Chris Ritten- Neighbors help collect clothing and look for pets Wesleyan Church and berry of Atlanta; five at a destroyed home Sunday morning after a served on the church grandchildren, Isaac fierce storm hit Saturday in the Farmington sub- trustee board. Lewis, Isabella Lewis, division in Clarksville. He is survived by his Zain Rittenberry, Victo- wife of 18 years, Bar- ria Bassey, and Josiah bara Tucker Riddle; Bassey; four brothers, sons, Jonathan Blake James (Joyce) Meadows Five dead after Heady-Riddle and wife of Dekalb County, Jerry MONTEREY — Fu- Danielle, and Billy De- Meadows, Frank Mead- neral services for Ron- wayne Riddle; daughter, COOKEVILLE — Fu- ows, and Eddie (Renee) nie Dale Riddle, 55, of Amber Anna Marie Rid- neral services for Joyce Meadows, all of tornado, flooding Monterey, will be held dle, all of Monterey; Elizabeth Marie Lewis, Cookeville. Tuesday, Feb. 27, at 1 brothers, Bill (Joyce) 56, of Cookeville, will be In addition to her par- p.m. at Horner Funeral Riddle, Fred Riddle, and held Tuesday, Feb. 27, ents, Joyce was preceded By JOHN RABY said Combs was inside Home. Interment will Jack (Lori) Riddle, all of 2018, at 11 a.m. at the in death by a son, Roger Associated Press the home when it col- follow in Welch Memo- Cookeville; sisters, chapel of Presley Fu- Dale Lewis, Jr.; brother, lapsed on her. Combs rial Cemetery. The Rev. Linda Barnaby, Treva neral Home with Johnny Ray Meadows; and sister, CHARLESTON, W.Va. was pronounced dead at Ted Stepp, Dr. Martin (Robert) Boatman, and Fox officiating. Alberta (AP) — The death toll the scene. Hotle, and the Rev. Mary Heady; many Interment will follow Allen. rose to at least five on Authorities said David Cobb will offici- nieces and nephews; in Odd Fellows Ceme- Pallbearers will be Sunday after severe Combs' husband was ate. and by beloved mother- tery. family and friends. thunderstorms swept outside putting up plas- Mr. Riddle’s family in-law, Opal “Ma The family will receive You may share your through the central tic to keep rain out of will receive friends at Tucker.” friends at the funeral thoughts or send condo- U.S., spawning a tor- the home when he was the funeral home today, In addition to his par- home today, Monday, lences to the family by nado that flattened blown into the base- Monday, Feb. 26, from 5- ents, he was preceded in Feb. 26, from 3-7 p.m., visiting www.presleyfu- homes, gale force winds ment area. He sustained 8 p.m., and again Tues- death by brother, Doyle and Tuesday, Feb. 27, neralhome.com. and widespread flood- minor injuries. day, Feb. 27, from noon Riddle. from 10 a.m.until service Professional services ing from the Upper Mid- The fifth death was in until service time at 1 Family and friends time at 11 a.m. provided by Presley Fu- west to Appalachia. northeast Arkansas, p.m. will serve as pallbear- Joyce passed away neral Home, 528-1044. The system that where an 83-year-old Mr. Riddle died Satur- ers. Monday, Feb. 19, 2018, at stretched from Texas to man was killed after day, Feb. 24, 2018, at Memorial contribu- Cookeville Regional the Canadian Maritime high winds toppled a Cookeville Regional tions in lieu of flowers Medical Center. provinces had trailer home. Clay Medical Center. may be made to Ron- She was born Friday, prompted several emer- County Sheriff Terry Ronnie was born Oct. nie’s family to assist March 31, 1961, in gency declarations even Miller told KAIT-TV 25, 1962, in Monterey to with final expenses. Cookeville, to the late Al- before the dangerous that Albert Foster died the late Fred and Girlie Horner Funeral Home storms arrived. Saturday night after the Marie Vaughn Riddle. A is in charge of arrange- In southwestern home was blown into a graduate of Monterey ments, 839-2266. You Larry Dewayne The family will receive Michigan, the body of a pond. High School and Ten- may share your friends at the funeral 48-year-old man was In Middle Tennessee, nessee Tech University, thoughts and memories Vaughn home today, Monday, found floating in flood- the National Weather Ronnie was employed at at Feb. 26, from 1 p.m. until waters Sunday in Kala- Service on Sunday con- Tennessee Wildlife Re- www.hhhfunerals.com LIVINGSTON — Fu- service time at 3 p.m. mazoo, city Public firmed an EF-2 tornado sources Agency in the neral services for Larry Mr. Vaughn passed Safety Lt. David with maximum winds Crossville office as a Dewayne Vaughn, 56, of away Sunday, Feb. 25, Thomas said. Police of 120 mph hit dispatcher for emer- Gainesboro, will be held 2018, at Cookeville Re- were withholding the Clarksville on Saturday. gency calls for wildlife at 3 p.m. today, Monday, gional Medical Center. release of his name Montgomery County officers. He enjoyed Feb. 26, at Hall Funeral Hall Funeral Home of until notifying relatives. Sheriff's Office spokes- hunting, fishing and Home in Livingston. Livingston is in charge Thomas said the woman Sandra Bran- any time spent out- Burial will be in High- of arrangements, 931- death didn't appear sus- don said at least four doors. land Cemetery. 823-5010. picious but the cause homes were destroyed wasn't known. An au- and dozens of others topsy was planned as were damaged, while 75 early as Monday. Kala- cars at a tire plant park- mazoo has hard hit by ing lot had their win- flooding from last dows blown out or were Stocks glide higher again as Treasury yields ease week's heavy rains and tossed onto one other. By STAN CHOE what triggered the sell- influenced more by ex- cording to S&P Global melting snow. At Austin Peay State AP Business Writer off for stock markets pectations of movement Market Intelligence. In Kentucky, authori- University in around the world last by the Fed, fell to 2.22 More important to in- ties said three people Clarksville, a teenage NEW YORK (AP) — month. That's why an ap- percent from 2.27 per- vestors is that 75 percent died. Two bodies were girl was hit by falling Stocks climbed again on pearance this week by cent. The 30-year yield, of companies made more recovered from sub- debris at a college bas- Monday as markets the Federal Reserve's which is influenced more in revenue than ex- merged vehicles in sep- ketball game after an around the world con- chairman is so antici- by expectations for infla- pected. Revenue growth arate incidents apparent lightning tinue to claw back from pated. tion, sank to 3.13 percent is on pace to be the best Saturday. strike knocked a hole in their sharp tumble last Jerome Powell is from 3.16 percent. since the summer of And Dallas Jane the arena's roof Satur- month. scheduled to deliver his Strong Earnings: 2011, according to Fact- Combs, 79, died after a day night. School direc- The Standard & Poor's first testimony as chair- One driver for stocks in Set. suspected tornado de- tor of marketing and 500 index has regained man of the Fed to Con- recent weeks is how im- Markets Overseas: In stroyed her Adairville digital media Kevin nearly two thirds of its gress, and he'll speak pressive corporate profit Europe, France's CAC 40 home earlier Saturday, Young said the 15-year- 10.2 percent loss since about monetary policy reports have been. rose 0.7 percent, and the the Logan County Sher- old girl was taken to a setting its record a before the House of Rep- Roughly 90 percent of German DAX gained 0.4 iff's Office told media hospital as a precau- month ago. Treasury resentatives' financial S&P 500 companies have percent. The FTSE 100 outlets. Sheriff officials tion. yields, which have been services committee said how much they climbed 0.8 percent. at the center of worries Tuesday morning. In- earned during the last In Asia, Japan's Nikkei for stock investors, vestors will dissect it im- three months of 2017, 225 index rose 1.2 per- eased. mediately for clues on and three quarters of cent, and the South Ko- Keeping Score: The how aggressive the Fed them made more than rean Kospi added 0.3 S&P 500 was up 17 will be in raising interest analysts expected, ac- percent. points, or 0.6 percent, to rates to forestall infla- 2,764, as of 10 a.m. East- tion. ern time. The Dow Jones The yield on the 10- industrial average rose year Treasury note fell 223, or 0.9 percent, to to 2.83 percent from 2.87 25,533, and the Nasdaq percent late Friday. The composite gained 46, or two-year yield, which is 0.6 percent, to 7,384. Rate Watch: A jump in interest rates was Fe Features:atures: Model# KUDS30IXSS • • SaniSani RinseRinse Wills, Living Trusts • • ProPro ScrubScrub & E state Planning THE THE Planning now may save $1000ʼs later Appliance Appliance MartMart

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Monday, February 26, 2018 LIVING 6 ►DEAR ABBY Work leaves single mom with little time for son Buffalo Valley EAR ABBY: I’m 29. I had a son six years ago Birthdays and left my ex because Betty Williams, Robert he didn’t want to be a Christian, Shena Ragland father.D He chose to party in- and Stacy Roberts are stead. I had to file a name among those who cele- change for my son, and cus- brated birthdays in February tody was hard to fight for be- at the Buffalo Valley Com- cause the father refused to munity Center. show up. Since then, I’ve worked two and sometimes three jobs just to stay ahead. My child hardly sees me. I work so Second weekend for ‘Black Panther’ one of best ever much that my son has NEW YORK (AP) — "Black stopped calling Panther" scored one of the me “Mommy” best second weekends ever and instead with an estimated $108 mil- calls me by my lion in ticket sales, putting it Abigail name. I feel on track to rank among the Van Buren hopeless and highest-grossing block- that I’m work- busters ever. ing for nothing. Have I made a Ryan Coogler's Marvel sen- mistake working so much? — sation is on a box-office MOMMY IN MARYLAND course that few films have DEAR MOMMY: If you are managed, according to studio working those long hours in estimates Sunday. It is only order to pay your bills, you the fourth film to earn $100 are doing what a parent is million in its second week- supposed to do — providing end, along with "Star Wars: for your child. Because your The Force Awakens" ($149.2 ex isn’t doing his share, get on million), "Jurassic World" the internet and research ($106.6 million) and "The “child support for single Avengers" ($103.1 million). mothers.” Resources are Only "The Force Awakens" available to help you. had a better second weekend As to your son no longer than "Black Panther," which calling you “Mommy,” I dropped 47 percent after its would have to ask where he opening weekend of $201.8 AP got the idea he would call you million. anything else. (Have you "Black Panther" has Chadwick Boseman in a scene from "Black Panther." asked him?) Rather than ac- grossed $400 million domesti- cept it, make clear that he has cally and $704 million world- about $37 million to make the film a poor C CinemaS- Friday through Sunday at only one mommy, you are it, wide in two weeks. The film, and was directed by John core. U.S. and Canadian theaters, and you will not tolerate starring Chadwick Boseman Francis Daley and Jonathan It's not uncommon for stu- according to comScore. being called anything else. and Michael B. Jordan, has Goldstein, debuted with $16.6 dios to offload international 1. "Black Panther," $108 DEAR ABBY: I’ve been held even better overseas, million, coming in slightly rights to recoup their costs. million. seeing someone for six or where it dropped 42 percent above forecasts. But selling an ambitious film 2. "Game Night," $16.6 mil- seven months, but we have this weekend. Its release in Alex Garland's sci-fi from Garland, writer-direc- lion. been together for only three. China, the world's second- thriller "Annihilation," star- tor of 2015's acclaimed "Ex 3. "Peter Rabbit," $12.5 mil- He’s quite the package, except largest film market, is set for ring Natalie Portman, also Machina," to Netflix was seen lion. he can’t handle confrontation March 9. debuted with some momen- by some as a sign of dimin- 4. "Annihilation," $11 mil- and doesn’t communicate "Black Panther" is tum thanks to strong re- ishing aspirations for a Hol- lion. well. His way of handling un- spurring a surge for the in- views. It opened with $11 lywood major studio. 5. "Fifty Shades Freed," comfortable conversations is dustry. The overall box office million on about 2,000 Also opening was the $6.9 million. to avoid them, while I, on the is up 12.5 percent from last screens (or about half the micro-budget young adult ro- 6. "Jumanji: Welcome to other hand, tend to be very year, according to comScore. number of "Black Panther"). mance "Every Day," the first the Jungle," $5.7 million. communicative. The film's success didn't Paramount earlier sold the release from Metro Goldwyn 7. "The 15:17 to Paris," $3.6 Is there a way for both of us appear to hurt the handful of film's international rights Mayer's rebooted Orion Pic- million. to be happy when dealing new releases. (except in China) to Netflix tures. The film, which cost 8. "The Greatest Show- with difficult conversations? Faring the best was "Game after disappointing reactions less than $5 million to make, man," $3.4 million. Is there anything I can do to Night," starring Jason Bate- in test screenings. Opening debuted with $3.1 million in 9. "Every Day," $3.1 million. make him more comfortable man and Rachel McAdams. weekend audiences largely ticket sales. 10. "MET Opera: La Bo- with them? I should add that The comedy, which cost responded similarly, giving Estimated ticket sales for heme," $1.9 million. he hasn’t been in a relation- ship in forever. I’m happy with him, but communication is important to me. — VER- BAL IN THE WEST DEAR VERBAL: Has it oc- Hard Rock casino to flood Atlantic City with live music curred to you that this man may not have been in a rela- ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. tionship “in forever” BE- (AP) — Atlantic City's CAUSE he can’t deal with newest casino promises to uncomfortable conversations? flood the city with live For many women, that would music. be a deal-breaker. The music-themed Hard While not all men are com- Rock casino opening this fortable with long, heartfelt summer promises to become conversations, the only way to an East Coast musical arrive at a compromise is to mecca, with over 200 nights talk with each other. Give him of live music in its first year. more time because your rela- The global gambling, en- tionship is still new. But if he tertainment and resort com- isn’t capable of opening up, pany is also enlarging the recognize it as an important concert venue at the former red flag if you are contemplat- Trump Taj Mahal to fit 7,000 ing a long relationship with seats, up from the 5,200 it him. formerly held. DEAR ABBY: My son’s Jim Allen, CEO of Hard best friend’s bike was stolen Rock International and a from our front yard, and I feel veteran Atlantic City casino terrible about it. Up to this executive, promised an audi- point, he had been careful to ence last week at a local put it in our garage or by our church that the new casino front door when he came will offer more live music AP over. than Atlantic City has ever It was new, and I want to seen. A Bruce Springsteen tribute band plays at the Hard Rock Cafe in Atlantic City N.J. offer to help pay for a new one "When's the first time if we don’t find it. My hus- someone has done 200 shows director of the Levenson In- and tourism businesses." worn by Whitney Houston band disagrees. I know the in Atlantic City?" he asked. stitute of Gaming, Hospital- The director of the Center and an acoustic guitar auto- child’s parents don’t expect it, "When's the last time you ity & Tourism at New for gaming Research at the graphed by Jon Bon Jovi. but I feel it’s the right thing to saw entertainment on a Jersey's Stockton University, University of Nevada Las Even the casino's business do. — FEELING GUILTY IN night other than Saturday in said Hard Rock's entertain- Vegas said having a diverse cards have a musical theme. TEXAS Atlantic City? We're going to ment schedule will expand lineup will lure more people. At the top of each one is the DEAR FEELING GUILTY: make that commitment." Atlantic City's appeal. "If people get into the phrase, "Please allow me to While it would be generous to By comparison, the nearly "Bringing entertainment habit of visiting Atlantic introduce myself," the open- offer to help pay for the bike, 15,000-seat Boardwalk Hall into the city mid-week at off- City for live music, they may ing line from the Rolling you should not feel obligated hosted 11 big-name concerts peak times will be a particu- continue to do so," David Stones' classic "Sympathy or guilty because you did last year, in addition to stage larly persuasive reason for Schwartz said. For The Devil." nothing wrong. One can only shows and non-musical visitors to consider extend- Hard Rock boasts the Employee name tags are in hope the boy has learned an events. ing their stay," he said. world's largest collection of the shape of guitar picks. important lesson from what The musical offerings of "Turning a two-night week- music memorabilia, some of Allen said the live shows happened. In the future, he individual casinos — and end stay into a long weekend which has already made its will range from top A-list will make sure his bike is their frequency — vary or mid-week getaway can way into the still unfinished performers in the Mark safely parked inside your widely, with most restricted make a huge difference for Atlantic City facility. Items Etess Arena to clubs or garage and not out where a to weekends. Atlantic City's lodging, food include a dress worn by smaller performance spaces thief can snatch it. Rummy Pandit, executive and beverage, retail, gaming Mariah Carey, a jumpsuit inside the casino. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 — A7 ENTERTAINMENT

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Tuesday, February 27, 2018 On Feb. 26, 1993, a truck undertake efforts to build Take the plunge and work to bomb built by Islamic ex- a ship canal across the achieve your dreams, hopes and wishes. Put the past behind you tremists exploded in the Panama isthmus. and delve into the future with opti- parking garage of the Today's Birthdays: mism, originality and enthusiasm. North Tower of New Country-rock musician Say no to negativity and make York's World Trade Cen- Paul Cotton (Poco) is 75. each day one to remember. When opportunity knocks, open the door. ter, killing six people and Singer Mitch Ryder is 73. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — injuring more than 1,000 Actress Marta Kristen Financial gain, joint ventures and others. (TV: "Lost in Space") is 73. networking In 1815, Napoleon Rock musician Jonathan Zits are all fa- vored. Don’t Bonaparte escaped from Cain (Journey) is 68. sit back when exile on the Island of Singer Michael Bolton is you should be Elba and headed back to 65. Actor Greg Germann sharing your ideas and France in a bid to regain is 60. Bandleader John turning your power. McDaniel is 57. Actress dream into a In 1904, the United Jennifer Grant is 52. reality. States and Panama pro- Olympic gold medal ARIES Eugenia (March 21- claimed a treaty under swimmer Jenny Thomp- Last April 19) — which the U.S. agreed to son is 45. Don’t make hasty deci- sions regarding your home, family or personal life. Find out all you Lottery can before you make a move to The Born Loser avoid a big mistake. Cash 4 Evening 1-9-0-6 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Sunday Do your own thing. What you have Cash 4 Mid-Day 1-1-6-5 to offer others will affect how they Cash 3 Evening 7-4-2 Cash 4 Morning 0-9-9-6 view you. Step things up a bit and Cash 4 Evening 3-9-1-9 Lotto America make your point heard, while fulfill- 14-23-35-50-52 SB 02 ing your promises. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Saturday ASB x4 The odds are against you if you Powerball get into an argument. Focus more Cash 3 Evening 4-7-7 24-25-38-62-63 PB 06 on helping others instead of just trying to get ahead. Important rela- Cash 3 Mid-Day 8-7-8 PP x2 tionships will be on shaky ground. Cash 3 Morning 2-3-9 Est. jackpot $293M CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Lead the way and do your own thing. Your insight, innovative out- look and persuasive personality Sudoku Garfield will encourage good things to un- fold. Personal gains look promis- ing. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Be on the secretive side regarding your assets and financial situation. If you are too open, someone will take advantage of the information you share and put you in jeopardy financially. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Take part in organized charity events or offer your assistance to children or older family member who could use some guidance, support or company. Love and ro- mance are highlighted. Frank & Ernest LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Don’t bring work home if you want to keep the peace. Personal re- sponsibilities should be taken care of first if you want to avoid criti- cism. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Embrace the people who have al- ways been there for you and build a strong circle of friends. A con- nection you share with someone special will change your life. Pur- sue creative dreams. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Your generosity will get you into trouble. Use your charm, not your cash, to win someone’s re- spect or love. The best change to Arlo & Janis pursue is the one that begins within. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — The knowledge and experience you possess will help you decide what’s right and best for you. Re- connecting with people from your past will help you gain insight and move forward. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Monitor your spending and keep your reactions to a minimum. Con- centrate more on personal change, not on trying to change others. Question your motives. A8 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 WORLD Pyeongchang bids Olympics farewell

By TED ANTHONY Associated Press

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) — From volunteers to support staff to the joint Korea women's hockey team, people from many cultures bid farewell to each other and to the 2018 Winter Olympics on Monday as a swath of the east- Sridevi ern Korean Peninsula readied itself for something novel: rel- ative normalcy. Sridevi Seven years after a success- ful Olympic bid that changed drowned in its people and its landscape forever, Pyeongchang exhaled. hotel bathtub "Farewell! Bye bye! Gamsa- hamnida!" volunteers using DUBAI, United Arab the Korean word for "thank Emirates (AP) — Indian you" shouted to departing actress Sridevi drowned buses in Gangneung, the in her hotel bathtub after coastal city near Pyeongchang losing consciousness, the where many events were held. Michael Probst | AP Dubai police said in a Workers yanked down paper Fireworks explode over the Olympic flame during the closing ceremony of the 2018 Winter statement Monday, signs by the hundreds and Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, Sunday. though two police offi- busloads of Olympians, jour- cials said she was also nalists and support workers peaceful future with all of us," oped what they uniformly say terparts were showing signs of under the influence of rolled toward train stations Bach said. "You have shown was camaraderie, and even communication as well. The alcohol at the time. and highways Monday in the our sport brings people to- great affection. On Monday detente achieved through the The 54-year-old, who aftermath of a Winter Games gether in our very fragile morning, at the athletes' vil- Olympic connections between for years was one of Bol- that was as political as it was world. You have shown how lage, they said their goodbyes North and South Korea fits the lywood's top actresses, athletic. sport builds bridges." with tears and extended longtime goals of the South's died late Saturday while International Olympic Com- The Korean women's hockey hands. president, Moon Jae-in, who in Dubai for a wedding. mittee President Thomas Bach team did that for sure. "I feel really strange," said has advocated engagement Her brother-in-law echoed that sentiment in the Thrown together a just few South Korean hockey player with Kim Jong Un's Py- Sanjay Kapoor had told closing ceremony Sunday weeks before the games, play- Choi Ji-yeon. "I told them to ongyang regime. an Indian newspaper night, saying that the center- ers from North and South take care and not get sick and That happened at the open- that she died of a cardiac piece political event of the were thrust together to make a meet again later." ing and closing ceremonies, arrest. games — a joint Koreas team go of it. With the help of their She added: "If they were both with U.S. representatives In a tweet, the Dubai marching together and, in Canadian coach, they came to- people whom we can continue looking on from nearby — police said that her death some cases, competing to- gether as a competent, if not to keep in touch and meet Vice President Mike Pence for was "due to drowning in gether was a beacon for a trou- particularly effective, team again, then I would feel better, the opening, first daughter her hotel apartment's bled world. that captured the attention of but I might never be able to and presidential adviser bathtub following loss of "With your joint march you many Olympics watchers. meet them again." Ivanka Trump for the closing consciousness." have shared your faith in a Along the way, they devel- Their governmental coun- Sunday night.

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Monday, February 26, 2018 SPORTS B Chasing a title Tech men open OVC hoop tourney Wednesday

Contributed of the past two 4 seed. Both of those teams re- years, will be the ceive a single bye to Thursday’s The field for the 2018 Ohio Val- No. 2 seed after quarterfinals. ley Conference Men’s Basketball finishing 15-3 in The field is rounded out by No. Championship Presented by Vis- league play. The 5 seed Tennessee Tech, No. 6 seed itMyrtleBeach.com has been set Bruins are 23-8 Tennessee State, No. 7 seed East- after the final day of the regular overall on the sea- ern Illinois and No. 8 seed SIUE. season. Basketball son. Since 2011 the men’s bracket Murray State will be the No. 1 The Racers and has used a merit-based system seed after winning its record 25th Bruins each receive double byes that gives the No. 1 and 2 seeds a OVC regular season champi- to the semifinals of the tourna- double bye to the semifinals onship. ment and will open play on Fri- while the No. 3 and 4 seeds get a The Racers finished 16-2 in day night. single bye to the quarterfinals. Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen OVC play, are 24-5 overall and Austin Peay, the 2016 tourna- The first round will match up the Tennessee Tech’s Kajon Mack brings the ball up have won 11-straight games en- ment champions, earned the No. No. 5/8 and No. 6/7 seeds. the court during action recently against Jack- tering the postseason. Belmont, 3 seed while defending champion sonville State University. who had been the top seed each Jacksonville State will be the No. See OVC, Page B2

UC Connections: Locals help Lions win AAC tourney

By CRAIG DELK For the HERALD-CITIZEN

Early last week, Reinhardt University knocked off the Bryan College women’s basketball team to make the Lions the No. 2 seed in the Appalachian Athletic Conference Tournament. On Saturday, three locals helped Bryan win the game that mattered more. Freshman point guard Deandra Luna (White County) tallied 11 points, sophomore point guard Tristan McClellan (Pickett County) dished out six assists and swiped three steals, and senior center Marlee Sells (Livingston Academy) scored three points as the Lions cruised to a 75-58 victory and the AAC tournament title. Luna was named to the all-tournament team after having two strong performances in the quarterfi- nals and semifinals. On Thursday, she tallied 20 points, seven steals, three rebounds and three as- sists during Bryan’s 69-64 win over Milligan College in the quarterfinals. And on Friday, Luna finished Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen with eight points, six rebounds and two assists dur- ing the Lions’ 81-69 win over Allen University (S.C.) Answering the region tourney bell in the semifinals. McClellan also had a pair of solid all-around Upperman High School’s Akira Levy, left, battles a DeKalb County player for a loose ball last games in the quarterfinals and semifinals. On week during the first round of the region tournament. Levy and UHS will play Bledsoe County Thursday, she finished with six points, two assists tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Tennessee Tech’s Hooper Eblen Center. and a rebound. And on Friday, she scored four points, snared three rebounds and dished out three assists. With their second-straight AAC tournament title in hand, the Lions (25-9) will now turn their atten- tion to the NAIA Division II national tournament, which is scheduled for March 7-13 in Sioux City, Iowa. Rinne, Preds blank Blues 4-0

Coe, Fire also heading Associated Press to NAIA tourney Also joining Bryan in the NAIA Division II na- NASHVILLE — Pekka tional tournament will be former Jackson County Rinne showed no signs of a standout Jaycee Coe and the Southeastern Univer- letdown following his mile- sity (Fla.) women after their dominating perform- stone 300th victory. ance in The Sun Conference Tournament. Rinne made 27 saves for his On Saturday, the Fire (29-0) rolled past St. Thomas sixth shutout of the season University (Fla.) 75-41 in the championship game. and the Nashville Predators That came after an 88-51 win over Johnson & Wales earned a 4-0 victory over the University (Fla.) on Friday in the semifinals. St. Louis Blues on Sunday. Coe earned all-conference honors on Thursday, as The Predators starting she was named First Team All-Sun Conference. The goalie moved into 33rd place junior guard leads the conference in 3-pointers on the NHL’s career win list, made (84), and she’s shooting a team-best 43.5 per- passing former Nashville cent from long range and 80.0 percent from the char- goalie Tomas Vokoun. ity stripe. The Predators won their Coe ranks second on the team in scoring (15.1 fourth straight game and ppg), and she’s tied for third in assists (2.6 apg) and moved into sole possession of blocks (7). first place in the Central Divi- Mark Humphrey | AP sion. The Blues lost their Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne stops a shot against Nokes helps Scots win sixth straight. the St. Louis Blues in a game Sunday in Nashville. USA South tourney title “We scored four goals, but I Former Gordonsville boys basketball standout thought that we had plenty They have some very good Hartnell scored for the Preda- Colt Nokes helped Maryville College punch its more chances and good players and had a few good tors. Watson has scored four ticket to the NCAA Division III tournament on Sat- looks,” Rinne said. “The looks but other than that, we goals against the Blues in as urday, as the Scots won 96-77 over Covenant College biggest thing for me is we did did a really good job.” many games this season. (Ga.) in the USA South Conference Tournament fi- a great job defensively and Austin Watson, Colton Sis- nals. Against Covenant, the junior center finished didn’t give them too much. sons, Kevin Fiala and Scott See PREDS, Page B2 with nine points, six rebounds, two steals and an as- sist. He was named to the all-tournament team. During last Tuesday’s quarterfinal round, Nokes had a huge game with 14 points, 12 rebounds and two blocks as Maryville won 79-68 over LaGrange College (Ga.). He followed with another double-dou- tigo prevented the Southeastern Conference ble in the semifinals, finishing with 13 points, 10 re- UT Lady Vols trounce scoring leader from making the trip to bounds, three blocks, three steals and an assist as Knoxville. the Scots held off Methodist University (N.C.) for a South Carolina 65-46 Wilson’s status for this week’s SEC tourna- 70-66 victory. ment remains uncertain. The NCAA tournament bid is the first for the “I’ll be on bended knee, hoping that she’ll be Scots (22-6) since 2012. By STEVE MEGARGEE back Friday,” South Carolina coach Dawn Sta- Associated Press ley said. “I don’t know. I think first and fore- Murphy signs with most is her health and making sure that she’s Turkish pro team KNOXVILLE — Tennessee continues to healthy.” Former Tennessee Tech men’s basketball star show just how vulnerable South Carolina can Staley said Wilson started showing some Kevin Murphy has found a new home on the profes- be when the Gamecocks don’t have star center symptoms Friday and that the 6-foot-5 senior’s sional level. The 27-year-old shooting guard recently A’ja Wilson in the lineup. condition was confirmed as vertigo Saturday. signed with Gaziantep Basketbol, a member of the Rennia Davis had 18 points, 10 rebounds and This marked the second time this season Turkish Basketball Super League (BSL), Turkey’s four assists Sunday as the 15th-ranked Lady Tennessee (23-6, 11-5 SEC) played South Car- top-tier league. Volunteers rallied for a 65-46 victory over the olina (23-6, 12-4) when the Gamecocks didn’t seventh-ranked Gamecocks. South Carolina have Wilson, who averages 22.9 points and 12 See UC, Page B2 was playing without Wilson, as a case of ver- rebounds. B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 SPORTS UC: Foster wraps up year; Cori Jennings earns honor

From Page B1 day in the All-State Sugar Bowl Base- ball Classic. He batted 2-for-3 with Murphy most recently played for two runs scored and three RBI dur- Croatia’s KK Cedevita Zagreb. In 16 ing the Cardinals’ 14-6 win over the games, he averaged 8.3 points and University of Iowa. Riedel followed shot 38.8 percent from long range. by batting 2-for-4 during Ball State’s Murphy isn’t the only Ohio Valley 4-2 loss to Virginia Tech. Conference connection playing for Gaziantep. The roster also includes Jennings named C-USA former Tennessee State University Co-Pitcher of the Week point guard Patrick Miller. Former Gordonsville softball standout and current Middle Ten- Foster wraps up with Chargers nessee State University senior Sparta native Loren Foster pitcher Cori Jennings earned some John Minchillo | AP wrapped up her collegiate basketball Conference USA weekly hardware career on Thursday night, as the Uni- last week, as she was named the Co- Tampa Bay Rays’ Justin Williams, right, beats the throw back to first versity of Alabama-Huntsville Pitcher of the Week for her no-hit against Minnesota Twins first baseman Kyle Garver, left, in the third wrapped up its season. performance during Middle Ten- inning of a spring training baseball game, Sunday, in Fort Myers, Fla. The senior guard finished with nessee State University’s 3-0 win over seven points, two rebounds and an UT Martin. assist as the Chargers lost 58-55 to Jennings continued her strong play the University of Montevallo (Ala.). this past week, earning a pair of Slugger Morrison gets For the year, Foster led the Charg- wins and closing out another victory ers in 3-pointers made (49). She also in the EMU Madeira Beach Spring finished second in free-throw per- Invitational II. centage (84.2%) and third in 3-point On Saturday, the lefty threw four deal, powers up Twins percentage (34.8%) while averaging innings and gave up three runs – just 8.2 points per game. one earned – during the Blue Associated Press Raiders’ 7-5 win over host Eastern Spring Training Roundup Taylor, Tigers see season end Michigan. Jennings then threw a The Minnesota Twins have Another former Warriorette stand- scoreless fifth and final inning of powered up their lineup. two shutout innings for New out, University of the South junior MTSU’s 11-3 win over Kent State Uni- Free agent slugger Logan Mor- York. Philadelphia starter Aaron guard Bella Taylor, saw her season versity (Ohio). rison and the Twins reached Nola gave up three runs on four come to a close Friday as Sewanee On Sunday, Jennings earned the agreement on a $6.5 million, one- hits in two innings. lost 76-61 to Rhodes College in the victory against Marist College (N.Y.) year deal, a person with knowl- The Phillies said infielder Will Southern Athletic Association quar- after going five innings and fanning edge of the deal told The Middlebrooks broke his left leg terfinals. five during the Blue Raiders’ 8-0 win. Associated Press on Sunday. when he collided with a team- Despite the loss, Taylor continued The person spoke to the AP on mate chasing a popup Saturday. to make her mark on the Sewanee Harris helps lead MTSU offense condition of anonymity because The 29-year-old played for Texas record book. She scored 28 points on Also helping lead the Blue Raiders the contract was subject to a last year, and was in camp on a Friday to finish the season with 526, over the weekend was Cookeville na- physical. minor league contact. breaking her own school mark of 505 tive Morgan Harris, who batted .429 Morrison had a career-high 38 Pirates 8, Tigers (SS) 8 that she set last season. She came over five games. home runs and 85 RBIs for the 9 Innings close to a double-double with nine re- On Saturday, the senior catcher Tampa Bay Rays last season, Nicholas Castellanos homered bounds and added two assists. finished 3-for-4 with a run scored, a mostly as a first baseman. and Jeimer Candelario doubled Also on Friday, Taylor was named double and two RBI during MTSU’s The 30-year-old Morrison has and scored for Detroit’s split to the All-SAA Women’s Basketball 7-5 win over Eastern Michigan. She also played the corner outfield squad. Alfredo Reyes had an in- First Team. followed by going 1-for-1 with an RBI spots. With Eddie Rosario and side-the-park homer for Pitts- For the year, she led the SAA in sacrifice fly and a walk during the Max Kepler in left field and right burgh. scoring (21.0 ppg), assists (3.8 apg) Blue Raiders’ 11-3 win over Kent field and Joe Mauer at first base, Twins 5, Rays 4 and steals (2.6 spg). Taylor was also State. Morrison is likely to be the pri- Kyle Gibson retired all six bat- fourth in free-throw percentage On Sunday, Harris batted 1-for-2 mary designated hitter for a team ters he faced in a start for Min- (80.3%), and she was second on the with a double and a walk during that earned an AL wild-card spot nesota. Tampa Bay starter Blake Tigers in rebounding (5.8 rpg). MTSU’s 8-0 win over Marist. She last season. Snell struck out four in two per- wrapped up by going 1-for-3 with a Nationals 9, Braves 3 fect innings. C.J. Cron homered Hackett, Buck wrap up run during the Blue Raiders’ 6-0 win Max Scherzer allowed one run, and doubled for the Rays. season with TNU over the University of Rhode Island. on a homer by Dansby Swanson, Cubs 12, Giants 10 Another pair of locals, junior in two innings and struck out San Francisco ace Madison guard Callie Hackett (Smith County) Blevins continues strong three for Washington. Bryce Bumgarner gave up two earned and freshman guard Abbi Buck play for Flames Harper went 0 for 3 in his first runs on four hits, and also struck (Pickett County), saw their season Former York Institute boys basket- spring game. Matt Wieters home- out five. come to an end Saturday with ball standout Colton Blevins contin- red for the Nationals. Scott Giants newcomer Andrew Mc- Trevecca Nazarene University. ued his recent strong play for Lee Kazmir walked two for Atlanta. Cutchen had an RBI single and Hackett finished with 12 points and University, as he tallied a double- Mets 10, Marlins 3 scored on Buster Posey’s two-run four assists, while Buck scored three double on Thursday with career Yoenis Cespedes hit a three-run double. points and dished out an assist dur- highs in scoring and rebounds dur- homer in his second at-bat of the Kyle Schwarber got two hits ing the Trojans’ 76-48 rout over Ohio ing the Flames’ victory over Shorter spring for New York. Cespedes and stole two bases for Chicago. Valley University (W.Va.). University (Ga.). singled his first time up and Mariners 2, Dodgers 0 For the season, Hackett led the The sophomore forward went off scored on new teammate Todd Los Angeles star Clayton Ker- Trojans in scoring (16.6 ppg), 3-point- for 25 points and 10 rebounds, as well Frazier’s double. Robert Gsell- shaw threw a perfect inning, ers made (54), free-throw percentage as two assists and a steal as Lee won man started and allowed one hit throwing just 11 pitches. The Sea- (87.2%) and assists (84). 79-73. in two innings. ger brothers — Corey of the She was also second in 3-point per- Blevins leads the Flames in scoring Miami starter Tyler Cloyd Dodgers and Kyle of the Mariners centage (41.5%) and steals (42). Buck, (10.7 ppg) and blocks (20), and he’s lasted just four outs and gave up —faced each other for the first meanwhile, played in 26 games and second in rebounding (4.3 rpg) and five runs and seven hits. time in their big league careers. finished fourth on the team in 3- field-goal percentage (55.2%). Red Sox 7, Orioles 1 White Sox 8, Reds (SS) 5 pointers made (13). Xander Bogaerts singled and Matt Davidson homered, sin- Williams earns first collegiate scored for Boston. Mookie Betts gled and drove in four runs for Riedel starts strong win for Scots fanned in all three at-bats for the Chicago. Eugenio Suarez had a with Ball State Carthage native Luke Williams Red Sox. Gabriel Ynoa allowed a double and two-run homer for a Cookeville native Jeff Riedel has earned his first collegiate victory run and struck out four in a two- Cincinnati split squad. Starter started his senior season in strong last Wednesday for Maryville Col- inning start for Baltimore. Luis Castillo allowed one hit in fashion for the Ball State University lege, as the freshman lefty pitched Astros 7, Cardinals 3 two shutout innings for the Reds. (Ind.) baseball team. In three games, three scoreless innings during the Gerrit Cole struck out two in Rangers 4, Rockies 2 the outfielder is second on the Cardi- Scots’ 8-0 win over Emory & Henry two perfect innings in his Hous- Rougned Odor walked twice, nals in batting average (.400) while College (Va.). ton debut. World Series MVP stole a base and scored for Texas. scoring two runs and driving in Williams started and struck out George Springer hit an RBI dou- Rangers starter Matt Bush gave three. two batters. He gave up just one hit ble and scored on a single by Alex up one hit in two shutout innings. Riedel had a great showing Satur- and one walk. Bregman. Yadier Molina homered Chad Bettis allowed only a walk for St. Louis. in two scoreless innings for Col- Yankees 8, Phillies 3 orado. Trevor Story tripled for Jordan Montgomery pitched the Rockies. PREDS: Offense is key as Nashville keeps winning OVC: Tournament title From Page B1 first periods of those games, includ- ing two against the Blues on Sunday. game set for Saturday “Maybe I get lucky against the Nashville swept the four-game sea- Blues, I don’t know,” Watson said. son series from St. Louis, outscoring From Page B1 First Round - Wednesday “It’s a Central Division opponent. It’s the Blues 13-4. Game 1 - #5 Tennessee Tech vs. a rivalry game for us. They always “We have a pretty good rivalry with This year marks the first time #8 SIUE - 6:30 p.m. (OVC Digital have a good team. It’s always a physi- them, so any time we can kind of as- the event has been held at the Network) cal battle.” sert our dominance against them, Ford Center, which opened in Game 2 - #6 Tennessee State vs. The Blues have scored just seven we’re all for it,” Sissons said. “We’ve 2011 and is located in the core of #7 Eastern Illinois - 8:30 p.m. goals during their six-game losing been in some tough battles with them Evansville’s downtown district. (OVC Digital Network) streak and have been shut out in con- throughout the season and years This event marks the 55th time Quarterfinals - Thursday secutive games. Overall, St. Louis prior, but it feels good to put them the OVC Men’s Basketball Cham- Game 3 - #4 Jacksonville State has not scored a goal in the past away like that at home.” pionship has been held; it is the vs. Game 1 Winner - 6:30 p.m. 140:24. The Preds grabbed a 1-0 lead just fourth-oldest Division I basket- (OVC Digital Network) “I think we’re obviously a pretty 4:45 into the opening period when ball championship tournament. Game 4 - #3 Austin Peay vs. frustrated group right now, having Sissons took a pass from Kyle Turris This year’s first round and Game 2 Winner - 8:30 p.m. (OVC trouble scoring goals,” Blues center and zipped a short-range wrist shot quarterfinals can be seen for free Digital Network) Kyle Brodziak said. “It’s tough. We’ve past Jake Allen. Nashville doubled exclusively on the OVC Digital Semifinals - Friday got to find a way. Whatever it is we its advantage with 5:39 left in the Network (http://www.OVCDigi- Game 5 - #1 Murray State vs. need to do — talk about it, work on first when Fiala hit the 20-goal mark talNetwork.com), the league’s Game 3 winner, 7:00 p.m. things — we’ve got to find a way to be for the first time in his career. web streaming platform. (ESPNU) better.” Up next The games are available on any Game 6 - #2 Belmont vs. Game The Predators have outscored their Blues: At Minnesota on Tuesday computer, tablet or smart phone. 4 winner, 9:00 p.m. (ESPNU) opponents 19-5 during their four- night. The semifinals will air live on Championship - Saturday game winning streak. Nashville has Predators: At Winnipeg on Tues- ESPNU while the championship Game 7 - Semifinal Winners - scored a combined eight goals in the day night. game will air live on ESPN2. 7:00 p.m. (ESPN2) HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 26, 2018 — B3 SPORTS Thomas delivers Tiger-like shots to win Honda Classic

By DOUG FERGUSON hitting a great wedge.” another great wedge — on Associated Press Given a second chance in a the par-5 third hole. sudden-death playoff with Woods again was done in PALM BEACH GARDENS, his 2-under 68, the 24-year- by the “Bear’s Trap,” a Fla. — Justin Thomas is an- old Thomas came through stretch of holes at the end other young player that Tiger with another clutch shot. that feature a pair of par 3s Woods has brought into his This one was a 5-wood over over the water. For the sec- golfing circle, not only spend- the water on the 18th, toward ond time this week, he came ing time with him but shar- a bunker. Thomas barked at up short and into the water ing some of his experience the ball to go a little further, on the 15th hole and made that led to 79 victories on the just to be safe. double bogey. For the second PGA Tour. “It was getting pretty dark time this week, he three- As recently as last week at to where I couldn’t see it, and putted the 16th from long Riviera, when Thomas was as sad as it is, all I was look- range for bogey. within range of the lead ing at was the water to see if Woods wound up with a 70 going into the final round, he it splashed,” Thomas said. and finished 12th. said Woods sent him a text to “And it didn’t. So I figured I In three starts on the PGA dispense some advice and was in the bunker, and then Tour over the last five weeks, wish him well. That changed people started clapping and I he tied for 23rd at Torrey on the eve of the final round could kind of see some little Pines, missed the cut at Riv- of the Honda Classic. white dot on the green.” iera and was 12th at PGA Na- “Got crickets last night,” That effectively was the tional. Woods said he would Thomas said with a laugh. winning shot. take off next week to work in That’s because Woods was List, who shot a bogey-free the gym. His next appearance playing, and he was playing 32 on the back nine for a 69, most likely will be at Bay Hill well. went wide right in a rare in three weeks. Just not as good as miss off the tee Sunday. He “I made a big leap this Thomas. had few options except to go week because I really hit it Thomas delivered a mo- left near the grandstands, well,” Woods said. “I was able ment that so many times be- and from there he hit a su- to control it, especially in longed to Woods on Sunday. perb shot to 25 feet to at least this wind, which is not easy He was tied for the lead with have a chance at birdie. He to do.” Luke List on the par-5 18th at ran it by 6 feet, made par, and But his presence remained PGA National, with List al- then watched Thomas two- Wilfredo Lee | AP as strong as ever, if not ready on the green and some putt for birdie and the win. Justin Thomas acknowledges the crowd after putting on the stronger. Thomas felt it walk- 35 feet away for eagle while “Hell of a battle out there,” fourth hole during the final round of the Honda Classic on ing to the fourth tee, which Thomas had to lay up from Thomas said. Sunday in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. cuts across the ninth tee box. the rough. He now has won for the He heard the cheer for He needed a birdie to have second time this season on “Not really,” he said. “Be- what I do out here. I gave it Woods’ birdie on No. 8. He any chance of a playoff, and the PGA Tour, both times in a cause there’s still two more my best effort on every shot.” saw the massive gallery with his gap wedge from 117 yards playoff. The other was the CJ spots that I want to climb.’ As for Woods? Woods on the next tee box. was so pure that it rolled 6 Cup in South Korea. Thomas List was trying for his first He is at the stage in his “Just so happened we were inches by the cup and settled now has eight career victo- victory, and he hit all the comeback from a fourth back crossing paths,” Thomas 2 feet away. ries, seven of them in his last right shots after consecutive surgery that even finishing said. “It’s funny how our “I have a lot of confidence 31 starts on tour. He moves to bogeys on the front nine. His eight shots behind can be gallery went with him, and in my wedge game,” Thomas No. 3 in the world, significant only regret was missing the considered progress. Woods Luke and I just kept play- said. “I knew if I got a decent only because he now is one 18th fairway in the playoff, pulled to within three shots ing.” number that I was going to be spot ahead of longtime friend knowing that a birdie would when he made an 8-foot Thomas didn’t seem to able to get inside 10 feet. Jordan Spieth for the first be required to win. birdie putt on No. 8, but that mind. That’s all I wanted was a time in their careers. Except “This one is going to sting was only for a brief moment “I’m sitting with the tro- chance to try to get into a that Thomas doesn’t think a little bit,” List said. “But I before Thomas rapped in a phy,” he said with a smile, playoff. And then ended up it’s all that significant. found a restored passion for short birdie putt — set up by “so I’m fine with it.”

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Cleveland 2, Cincinnati (ss) 2 ESPN2 — 2019 FIBA World Cup, quali- berg, Patrick Reimer, Bjorn Krupp, Wednesday, Feb. 28 Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. 26. (28) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 321, 0, 11. Seattle 2, L.A. Dodgers 0 fier, United States vs. Puerto Rico, at Jonas Muller, Yasin Ehliz, Gerrit SIU-Edwardsville at Tennessee Tech, Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 27. (22) J. Johnson, Chevrolet, 321, 0, 10. Milwaukee 5, Arizona 1 Santa Cruz, Calif. Fauser, Dennis Endras, Frank Hordler, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday's Games 28. (32) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 320, 0, 9. L.A. Angels 2, San Diego 1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Patrick Hager, Timo Pielmeier, Felix E. Illinois at Tennessee St., 9:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 29. (21) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 320, Monday's Games 6 p.m. Schutz, Marcel Goc, Dominik Kahun, Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 0, 8. Boston vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., ESPN — Duke at Virginia Tech Sinan Akdag, Leonhard Pfoderl, David Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 30. (34) R. Chastain, Chevrolet, 319, 0, 0. 1:05 p.m. ESPNU — Norfolk St. at Howard Wolf, Moritz Muller, Marcel Noebels) NCAAM AP top 25 Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 31. (30) M. DiBenedetto, Ford, 319, 0, 6. Detroit vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., FS1 — Marquette at Georgetown BRONZE_Canada (Karl Stollery, Chris Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. 32. (19) Darrell Wallace Jr, Chevrolet, 1:05 p.m. Lee, Chay Genoway, Gilbert Brule, 1. Virginia (26-2) beat Georgia Tech 65- L.A. Clippers at Denver, 10:30 p.m. 319, 0, 5. Houston (ss) vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 8 p.m. 54; beat Pittsburgh 66-37. ESPN — Texas at Kansas Wojtek Wolski, Derek Roy, Chris Kelly, 33. (36) Harrison Rhodes, Chevrolet, 1:05 p.m. Rob Klinkhammer, Brandon Kozun, 2. Michigan State (28-3) beat Illinois 81- 310, 0, 4. St. Louis vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, ESPN2 — Texas Tech at West Virginia 61; beat Wisconsin 68-63. I Hockey MLB BASEBALL Quinton Howden, Rene Bourque, 34. (33) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Marc-Andre Gragnani, Andrew Ebbett, 3. Villanova (25-4) beat DePaul 93-62; 305, 0, 3. Toronto vs. Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, Noon lost to Creighton 89-83, OT. NHL glance MLB — Spring training, N.Y. Mets vs. Mason Raymond, Eric O'Dell, Stefan 35. (20) Trevor Bayne, Ford, engine, 292, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Elliott, Cody Goloubef, Ben Scrivens, 4. Xavier (25-4) beat Georgetown 89-77. 0, 2. Washington vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Houston (ss), at Palm Beach, Fla. 5. Duke (24-5) beat Louisville 82-56; beat All Times EST NBA BASKETBALL Kevin Poulin, Justin Peters, Mat Robin- EASTERN CONFERENCE 36. (31) Gray Gaulding, Toyota, accident, Fla., 1:05 p.m. son, Maxim Lapierre, Maxim Noreau, Syracuse 60-44. 99, 0, 1. N.Y. Mets vs. Houston (ss) at West Palm 6:30 p.m. 6. Gonzaga (27-4) beat San Diego 77- Atlantic Division NBA — Golden State at New York Linden Vey, Christian Thomas) GP WLOT Pts Race Statistics Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 72; beat BYU 79-65. Average Speed of Race Winner: 143.071 Arizona (ss) vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, 9 p.m. 6. Texas Tech (22-7) lost to Oklahoma Tampa Bay 62 42 17 3 87 NBA — Minnesota at Sacramento Toronto 64 39 20 5 83 mph. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. State 79-71; lost to No. 8 Kansas 74- Time of Race: 3 hours, 29 minutes, 54 Cleveland vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, NHL HOCKEY U.S. medalists 72. Boston 60 37 15 8 82 6:30 p.m. Florida 59 28 25 6 62 seconds. 3:05 p.m. GOLD (9) 8. Kansas (23-6) beat Oklahoma 104-74; Margin of Victory: 2.690 seconds. Kansas City vs. San Francisco at Scotts- NBCSN — Philadelphia at Montreal Women's Alpine Skiing — Mikaela beat No. 6 Texas Tech 74-72. Detroit 62 26 26 10 62 WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Montreal 61 23 29 9 55 Caution Flags: 5 for 0 laps. dale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Shiffrin (giant slalom) 9. Purdue (26-5) beat Illinois 93-86;beat Lead Changes: 24 among 8 drivers. L.A. Dodgers vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., 6 p.m. Women's Cross-Country — Kikkan Ran- Minnesota 84-60. Ottawa 61 21 30 10 52 CBSSN — Memphis at Temple Buffalo 63 19 33 11 49 Lap Leaders: Ky.Busch 0; R.Newman 1- 3:05 p.m. dall and Jessica Diggins (team sprint) 10. North Carolina (22-7) beat Syracuse 17; Ky.Busch 18-20; K.Harvick 21-31; Oakland vs. Chicago White Sox at Glen- ESPN2 — South Florida at UConn Men's Curling — Joe Polo, Tyler George, 78-74. Metropolitan Division 8 p.m. Washington 62 35 20 7 77 Ky.Busch 32; K.Harvick 33-88; dale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. John Landsteiner, John Shuster, Matt 11. Cincinnati (25-4) beat UConn 77-52; M.Truex 89; B.Keselowski 90-100; Seattle vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., FS1 — West Virginia at Baylor Hamilton beat Tulsa 82-74. Philadelphia 62 33 19 10 76 Pittsburgh 63 36 23 4 76 Ku.Busch 101-125; K.Harvick 126-127; 3:05 p.m. Men's Freestyle Skiing — David Wise 12. Auburn (24-5) beat Alabama 90-71; Ky.Busch 128-131; K.Harvick 132-159; L.A. Angels vs. San Diego at Peoria, (halfpipe) lost to Florida 72-66. New Jersey 62 32 22 8 72 Columbus 62 31 26 5 67 Ku.Busch 160; B.Keselowski 161-172; Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 27 Ice Hockey — Women 13. Wichita State (23-5) beat Tulane 93- Ku.Busch 173-198; B.Keselowski 199- Colorado vs. Arizona (ss) at Scottsdale, Men's Snowboard — Redmond Gerard 86; beat SMU 84-78. N.Y. Islanders 63 29 27 7 65 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Carolina 62 27 25 10 64 213; Ky.Busch 214; D.Hamlin 215-225; Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 6 p.m. (slopestyle) 14. Arizona (22-7) beat Oregon State 75- K.Harvick 226-252; D.Hamlin 253-265; Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Women's Snowboard — Jamie Anderson 65, OT; lost to Oregon 98-93, OT. N.Y. Rangers 63 27 30 6 60 CBSSN — St. Joseph's at Rhode Island WESTERN CONFERENCE K.Harvick 266-288; D.Hamlin 289-290; Fla., 6:35 p.m. ESPN — Florida at Alabama (slopestyle) 15. Clemson (21-7) lost to Virginia Tech K.Harvick 291-299; J.Logano 300; Tuesday's Games Women's Snowboard — Chloe Kim (half- 65-58; beat Georgia Tech 75-67. Central Division ESPN2 — Missouri at Vanderbilt GP WLOT Pts K.Harvick 301-325 Baltimore vs. Tampa Bay at Port Char- ESPNU — Oklahoma St. at Iowa St. pipe) 16. Ohio State (24-7) beat Rutgers 72- Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, lotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Men's Snowboard — Shaun White (half- 59; beat Indiana 80-78, 2OT. Nashville 61 38 14 9 85 SEC — Tennessee at Mississippi St. Winnipeg 62 37 16 9 83 Laps Led): K.Harvick, 8 times for 173 Detroit vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, 8 p.m. pipe) 17. Michigan (24-7) beat Penn State 72- laps; Ku.Busch, 3 times for 49 laps; Fla., 1:05 p.m. SIVLER (8) 63; beat Maryland 85-61. Minnesota 62 35 20 7 77 CBSSN — Davidson at St. Bonaventure Dallas 62 35 23 4 74 B.Keselowski, 3 times for 35 laps; Miami vs. Washington at West Palm ESPN — Miami at North Carolina Women's Alpine Skiing — Mikaela 18. Rhode Island (23-4) beat La Salle 95- D.Hamlin, 3 times for 23 laps; R.New- Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Shiffrin (combined) 93, OT; beat Dayton 81-56. St. Louis 63 34 25 4 72 ESPN2 — Oklahoma at Baylor Colorado 61 32 24 5 69 man, 1 time for 16 laps; Ky.Busch, 5 Pittsburgh vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., ESPNU — Kansas St. at TCU Women's Bobsled — Elana Meyers Tay- 19. Tennessee (21-7) beat Florida 62-57; times for 5 laps; J.Logano, 1 time for 0 1:05 p.m. lor and Lauren Gibbs beat Mississippi 73-65. Chicago 63 27 28 8 62 FS1 — DePaul at Creighton Pacific Division laps; M.Truex, 1 time for 0 laps. St. Louis vs. Boston (ss) at Fort Myers, SEC — Auburn at Arkansas Men's Freestyle Skiing — Alex Ferreira 20. Nevada (25-5) beat San Jose State Wins: A.Dillon, 1; K.Harvick, 1. Fla., 1:05 p.m. (halfpipe) 80-67; beat Colorado State 92-83. Vegas 61 41 16 4 86 10 p.m. San Jose 63 33 21 9 75 Top 16 in Points: 1. J.Logano, 89; 2. N.Y. Yankees vs. Toronto at Dunedin, CBSSN — Boise St. at San Diego St. Men's Freestyle Skiing — Nick Goepper 21. West Virginia (21-8) beat Baylor 71- R.Blaney, 83; 3. D.Hamlin, 77; 4. Fla., 1:07 p.m. (slopestyle) 60; beat Iowa State 85-70. Anaheim 64 31 21 12 74 MLB BASEBALL Calgary 63 32 22 9 73 K.Harvick, 75; 5. C.Bowyer, 74; 6. Houston vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, Noon Men's Luge — Christopher Mazdzer 22. Saint Mary's (27-4) beat Pepperdine A.Dillon, 70; 7. M.Truex, 69; 8. Fla., 1:10 p.m. Men's Short Track Speedskating — 75-61; beat Santa Clara 67-40. Los Angeles 62 33 24 5 71 MLB — Spring training, Detroit vs. Edmonton 62 27 31 4 58 Ku.Busch, 68; 9. A.Almirola, 66; 10. Arizona vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, Philadelphia, at Clearwater, Fla. John-Henry Krueger (1000) 23. Houston (22-6) lost to Memphis 91- P.Menard, 66; 11. Ky.Busch, 61; 12. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Men's Snowboard — Kyle Mack (big air) 85; beat East Carolina 109-58. Vancouver 62 24 31 7 55 NBA BASKETBALL Arizona 62 18 34 10 46 B.Keselowski, 58; 13. K.Larson, 54; Chicago White Sox vs. Chicago Cubs at 7 p.m. Women's Snowboard — Jamie Anderson 24. Middle Tennessee (23-5) beat UAB 14. M.McDowell, 52; 15. D.Wallace, Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. (big air) 79-54. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for TNT — Washington at Milwaukee overtime loss. Top three teams in each 52; 16. R.Newman, 49. Cincinnati vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. BRONZE (6) 25. Florida State (19-9) lost to N.C. State NASCAR Driver Rating Formula 3:05 p.m. Women's Alpine Skiing — Lindsey Vonn 92-72. division and two wild cards per confer- TNT — L.A. Clippers at Denver ence advance to playoffs. A maximum of 150 points can be attained Oakland vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, NHL HOCKEY (downhill) in a race. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Ice Dance Figure Skating — Alex Shibu- Sunday's Games 7 p.m. Nashville 4, St. Louis 0 The formula combines the following cat- Seattle (ss) vs. Kansas City at Surprise, NBCSN — St. Louis at Minnesota tani and Maia Shibutani NBA glance egories: Wins, Finishes, Top-15 Fin- Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Team Figure Skating — Nathan Chen, Buffalo 4, Boston 1 9:30 p.m. All Times EST Detroit 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT ishes, Average Running Position While Texas vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, NBCSN — Los Angeles at Vegas Adam Rippon, Mirai Nagasu, Bradie on Lead Lap, Average Speed Under Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Tennell, Chris Knierim, Alexa Scimeca- EASTERN CONFERENCE Minnesota 3, San Jose 2, OT WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Atlantic Division Edmonton 6, Anaheim 5, SO Green, Fastest Lap, Led Most Laps, L.A. Angels vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, 6 p.m. Knierim, Alex Shibutani, Maia Shibu- Lead-Lap Finish. Ariz., 3:10 p.m. tani WLPct GB Vancouver 3, Arizona 1 FS1 — Oklahoma at Texas Toronto 41 17 .707 — Monday's Games San Diego vs. Seattle (ss) at Peoria, Women's Freestyle Skiing — Brita Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Sigourney (halfpipe) Boston 42 19 .689 ½ Washington at Columbus, 7 p.m. I Golf I Philadelphia 32 26 .552 9 Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Boston (ss) vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Olympics Women's Snowboard — Arielle Gold Fla., 6:05 p.m. (halfpipe) New York 24 37 .393 18½ Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Honda Classic Sunday’s medalists Women's Speedskating — Mia Man- Brooklyn 19 41 .317 23 Vancouver at Colorado, 9 p.m. ganello, Heather Bergsma, Brittany Southeast Division Vegas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Sunday I Transactions BOBSLED Bowe, Carlijn Schoutens (team pursuit) Washington 35 25 .583 — Tuesday's Games At PGA National Men's Four-Man Miami 31 29 .517 4 Ottawa at Washington, 7 p.m. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Sunday, Feb. 25 GOLD_Germany (Francesco Friedrich, Charlotte 27 33 .450 8 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Purse: $6.6 million Thorsten Margis, Candy Bauer, Martin Medal count Orlando 18 41 .305 16½ Carolina at Boston, 7 p.m. Yardage: 7,140; Par 70 BASEBALL Grothkopp) Atlanta 18 42 .300 17 Toronto at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Final American League SILVER_South Korea (Kim Donghyun, Final Central Division Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. (x-won on first playoff hole) CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed RHP Won Yunjong, Seo Youngwoo, Jun 102 medal events Cleveland 35 24 .593 — St. Louis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. x-Justin Thomas 67-72-65-68—272 -8 Cody Anderson on the 60-day DL. Junglin) Nation GSB Tot Indiana 34 25 .576 1 Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Luke List 71-66-66-69—272 -8 Claimed RHP Ben Taylor off waivers SILVER_Germany (Walther Nico, Eric Norway 14 14 11 39 Milwaukee 33 26 .559 2 Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Alex Noren 66-75-65-67—273 -7 from Boston. Agreed to terms with Franke, Kevin Kuske, Alexander Germany 14 10 7 31 Detroit 28 31 .475 7 Los Angeles at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. T. Fleetwood 70-68-67-69—274 -6 RHP Matt Belisle on a minor league Roediger) Canada 11 8 10 29 Chicago 20 39 .339 15 Byeong Hun An 70-72-69-65—276 -4 contract. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING United States 986 23 WESTERN CONFERENCE I Webb Simpson 66-72-66-72—276 -4 NEW YORK YANKEES — Named Alex Women's 30km Mass Start Classic Netherlands 866 20 Southwest Division NASCAR J. Lovemark 68-69-68-72—277 -3 Rodriguez and Nick Swisher special GOLD_Marit Bjoergen, Norway Sweden 761 14 WLPct GB Sam Burns 70-71-69-68—278 -2 advisers. SILVER_Krista Parmakoski, Finland South Korea 584 17 Houston 46 13 .780 — QuikTrip 500 Emiliano Grillo 71-72-69-66—278 -2 TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms BRONZE_Stina Nilsson, Sweden Switzerland 564 15 San Antonio 36 25 .590 11 Sunday Kelly Kraft 72-69-66-71—278 -2 with RHP Nick Gardewine and LHP's CURLING France 546 15 New Orleans 33 26 .559 13 At Atlanta Motor Speedway Dylan Frittelli 71-72-67-69—279 -1 Alex Claudio and Joe Palumbo on one- Women Austria 536 14 Memphis 18 40 .310 27½ Atlanta Tiger Woods 70-71-69-70—280 E year contracts. GOLD_Sweden (Agnes Knochenhauer, Japan 454 13 Dallas 18 42 .300 28½ Lap length: oval, 1.5 miles D. Bozzelli 68-73-71-69—281 +1 National League Jennie Waahlin, Anna Hasselborg, Italy 325 10 Northwest Division (Start position in parentheses) Derek Fathauer 73-72-71-65—281 +1 CINCINNATI REDS — Agreed to terms Sofia Mabergs, Sara McManus) OA Russia 269 17 Minnesota 37 26 .587 — 1. (3) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 325 laps, 0 Thomas Pieters 69-70-71-71—281 +1 with C Tony Sanchez on a minor SILVER_South Korea (Kim Chohi, Kim Czech Republic 223 7 Portland 34 26 .567 1½ rating, 56 points. Adam Scott 73-72-67-69—281 +1 league contract. Kyeongae, Kim Seonyeong, Kim Belarus 210 3 Oklahoma City 34 27 .557 2 2. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 325, 0, 53. Greg Chalmers 74-71-70-67—282 +2 HOCKEY Yeongmi, Kim Eunjung) China 162 9 Denver 33 27 .550 2½ 3. (9) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 325, 0, 45. Lucas Glover 70-75-71-66—282 +2 National Hockey League BRONZE_Japan (Chinami Yoshida, Slovakia 120 3 Utah 31 29 .517 4½ 4. (12) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 325, 0, 40. C.T. Pan 71-71-71-69—282 +2 BOSTON BRUINS — Signed RW Brian Yumi Suzuki, Satsuki Fujisawa, Yurika Finland 114 6 Pacific Division 5. (35) M. Truex Jr, Toyota, 325, 0, 39. Jason Dufner 69-72-70-71—282 +2 Gionta to a one-year contract. Waived Yoshida, Mari Motohashi) Golden State 46 14 .767 — 6. (16) Joey Logano, Ford, 325, 0, 39. Tom Lovelady 75-70-67-70—282 +2 D Paul Postma. ICE HOCKEY I Basketball L.A. Clippers 31 27 .534 14 7. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 325, 0, 43. CALGARY FLAMES — Signed D Cody Men L.A. Lakers 25 34 .424 20½ 8. (7) Kurt Busch, Ford, 325, 0, 41. I MLB Goloubef to a two-way contract for the GOLD_OA Russia (Artyom Zub, Sacramento 18 41 .305 27½ 9. (8) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 325, 0, 36. remainder of the season and placed Vladislav Gavrikov, Ivan Telegin, OVC glance Phoenix 18 43 .295 28½ 10. (27) C. Elliott, Chevrolet, 325, 0, 27. him on waivers for the purpose of as- Sergei Mozyakin, Sergei Andronov, All Times EST Sunday's Games 11. (10) Erik Jones, Toyota, 325, 0, 26. Spring Training schedule signing him to Stockton (AHL). Pavel Datsyuk, Sergei Kalinin, Mikhail Conf. All Charlotte 114, Detroit 98 12. (26) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 325, 0, 25. Sunday's Games NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Assigned F Grigorenko, Vyacheslav Voinov, Andrei WL WL New Orleans 123, Milwaukee 121, OT 13. (11) Aric Almirola, Ford, 325, 0, 33. Washington 9, Atlanta 3 John Quenneville to Binghamton Zubarev, Ilya Kablukov, Igor Shesty- Murray St. 16 2 24 5 San Antonio 110, Cleveland 94 14. (25) A. Dillon, Chevrolet, 324, 0, 23. Boston 7, Baltimore 1 (AHL) and D Colton White from Bing- orkin, Ilya Sorokin, Yegor Yakovlev, Belmont 15 3 23 8 Houston 119, Denver 114 15. (4) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 324, 0, 23. Houston 7, St. Louis 3 hamton to Adirondack (ECHL). Sergei Shirokov, Alexei Marchenko, Austin Peay 12 6 17 13 Washington 109, Philadelphia 94 16. (6) R. Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 324, 0, 21. N.Y. Yankees 8, Philadelphia 3 COLLEGE Bogdan Kiselevich, Ilya Kovalchuk, Jacksonville St. 11 7 20 11 Monday's Games 17. (15) Paul Menard, Ford, 324, 0, 20. Pittsburgh 8, Detroit (ss) 8 PURDUE — Announced wide receivers Nikolai Prokhorkin, Kirill Kaprizov, Tennessee Tech 10 8 18 13 Chicago at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 18. (23) W. Byron, Chevrolet, 323, 0, 19. Minnesota 5, Tampa Bay 4 coach JaMarcus Shephard will also be Vasili Koshechkin, Vadim Shipachyov, Tennessee St. 10 8 15 14 Detroit at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. 19. (13) J. McMurray, Chevrolet, 323, 0, 18. Detroit (ss) 6, Toronto 3 co-offensive coordinator.

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Please erty for unpaid property WITHOUT FURTHER PUB- al Center seeking do so by March 15, 2018. taxes; any restrictive coven- LICATION, UPON AN- ARBOR MEDICS Tree Records will be destroyed ants, easements or set-back NOUNCEMENT AT THE Specialist: Owner: Scott Full-Time after that date. lines that may be applicable; TIME AND PLACE FOR Winningham. ISA Certified HVAC Technician 1/29, 2/5, 12, 19, 26 any prior liens or encum- THE SALE SET FORTH Arborist. #SO-5152-AT brances as well as any pri- ABOVE. THE TERMS OF 537-6829 / 261-1967 A successful candidate will ority created by a fixture fil- SALE ARE CASH. ANY be responsible for the up- NOTICE OF keep of all HVAC/refrigera- FORECLOSURE SALE ing; a deed of trust; and any TAXES OR FEES WILL BE 135 Yard Work matter than an accurate sur- THE RESPONSIBILITY OF tion and air handling sys- vey of the premises might tems within the Medical STATE OF TENNESSEE, THE PURCHASER. IF THE RHETT BUTLER's Center. Meet compliance PUTNAM COUNTY disclose; and SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR LAWN CARE with city, state, federal, ANY REASON, THE PUR- Mowing, Landscaping, NFPA and JCAHO regula- WHEREAS, Charles Par- All right and equity of re- CHASER AT THE SALE Mulching, tions relating applicable tain and Amie Partain, hus- demption, statutory or other- SHALL BE ENTITLED Yard Maintenance codes. Installation, band and wife executed a wise, homestead, and ONLY TO A RETURN OF Call local cell 544-3303 troubleshoot, preventive Deed of Trust to Mortgage dower are expressly waived THE PURCHASE PRICE. maintenance, repair and Electronic Registration Sys- in said Deed of Trust, and THE PURCHASER SHALL LAWN MOWING: Light hauling, odd jobs, remove service to all HVAC/refriger- tems, Inc., as nominee for the title is believed to be HAVE NO FURTHER RE- ation systems. Performs Royal United Mortgage LLC, good, but the undersigned COURSE AGAINST THE old barns/bldings, garage cleaning. 432-0863, 510-4040 boiler watch, and helps oth- Lender and Old Republic will sell and convey only as GRANTOR, THE er trades as needed/reques- Title Company of Tenness- Substitute Trustee. The right GRANTEE, OR THE MOWING, LANDSCAPING, ted. Responsible for com- ee, Trustee(s), which was is reserved to adjourn the TRUSTEE. Pressure Washing, hauling, p dated September 17, 2014 day of the sale to another cleaning, odd jobs. Free and recorded on Septem- day, time, and place certain OTHER INTERESTED Est. Call 265-5775 ber 23, 2014 in Book 837, without further publication, PARTIES: None 103 Auto Svc./Repair Page 449, Putnam County, upon announcement at the Tennessee Register of time and place for the sale THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO J & A AUTO SERVICE YARD MAN set forth above. COLLECT A DEBT AND FREE Est., experienced Cookeville office opened in 1987 Deeds, subsequently modi- Great service at discount by Arnold E. Lefkovitz fied by a Loan Modification ANY INFORMATION OB- prices! TOWING AVAIL- Low rates, great work. Agreement recorded Au- This office is attempting to TAINED WILL BE USED ABLE 931-260-6459 Mowing. ALL TYPES OF gust 22, 2017 in Book 1011, collect a debt. Any informa- FOR THAT PURPOSE. 931-432-2494 or Page 386 Putnam County, tion obtained will be used 931-261-4629 BANKRUPTCIES 105 Cleaning Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 Tennessee Registry of for that purpose. If applicable, the notice re- WOULD LIKE to do quirements of T.C.A. 35-5- More than 35 years of experience filing Deeds. TOM'S CARPET yard work tens of thousands of bankruptcies. Brock & Scott, PLLC 101 have been met. Call (931)650-1005 Substitute Trustee CLEANING • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures WHEREAS, default having • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment been made in the payment c/o Tennessee Foreclosure All right of equity of redemp- #1 Cleaning Specialist DODSON LAWN CARE! of the debt(s) and obliga- Department tion, statutory and other- Call (931)349-2288 • Commercial - Residential tion(s) thereby secured by 4360 Chamblee Dunwoody wise, and homestead are • Mowing the said Deed of Trust and Road, Ste 310 expressly waived in said 108 Concrete,Masonry • Landscaping ADOPTIONS the current holder of said Atlanta, GA 30341 Deed of Trust, but the un- • Sod DIVORCE Deed of Trust, Flagstar PH: 404-789-2661 dersigned will sell and con- COOKEVILLE CONCRETE • Seed & Aerate CHILD CUSTODY Bank, FSB, (the “Holder”), FX: 404-294-0919 vey only as Substitute Trust- Driveways, slabs, all types • Mulch appointed the undersigned, File No.: 16-21208 FC03 ee. of stamped concrete, all • Fertilize WILLS & PROBATE Brock & Scott, PLLC, as 2/19, 26, 3/5 types of metal bldgs. 20% 19 years experience. 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Substitute Trustee, with all If the U.S. Department of Use Commercial Equipment Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area disc to all Sr Citizens. Call(931) 260-8646 the rights, powers and priv- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S Treasury/IRS, the State of Winter time special. 40 yrs Tennessee Department of 528-5297 ileges of the original Trust- SALE exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 BUSHHOGGING www.lefkovitz.com ee named in said Deed of Revenue, or the State of 931-284-8249 We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. Trust; and Sale at public auction will be Tennessee Department of FREE ESTIMATES © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz on April 18, 2018 on or Labor or Workforce Devel- FLINTSTONES MASONRY (931) 510-8505 NOW, THEREFORE, no- about 1:00PM local time, opment are listed as Inter- Specializing in: Basements, Foundations, Stone, Fireplace, BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN tice is hereby given that the at the Putnam County ested Parties in the advert- Tilling, Front End Loader, Cookeville Heating & isement, then the Notice of Tile, Lic'd & Ins'd, Excellent entire indebtedness has Courthouse, Cookeville, rates, Free Est. Call Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- Cooling Services, LLC been declared due and pay- Tennessee, conducted by this foreclosure is being giv- Alex Argueta, (931)252-3864 mowing. Reasonable Rate. able as provided in said the Substitute Trustee as en to them and the Sale will Exp'd 931-261-7871. has an opening for Deed of Trust by the Holder, identified and set forth be subject to the applicable and that as agent for the un- herein below, pursuant to governmental entities’ right 110 Cons. Work MELVIN'S SMALL JOBS SERVICE COORDINATOR/ dersigned, Brock & Scott, Deed of Trust executed by to redeem the property as Masonry Repair, Construc- PARTS PROCUREMENT PLLC, Substitute Trustee, ROZELL ROBERTS AND required by 26 U.S.C. 7425 BOB'S Construction: Spe- tion Work, Tree & Yard by virtue of the power and ESTATE OF ROZELL and T.C.A. §67-1-1433. cializing in concrete, Work. Call (931)252-3864 Knowledge & Skills Required: authority vested in it, will on ROBERTS AND BOBBY brick/block, additions, re- or 931-214-0075 • Multi-tasking ability models, hardwood/tile, roof- March 13, 2018, at 12:00PM JOE ROBERTS, to FNC This property is being sold • Strong attention to detail at the usual and customary Title Services LLC, Trustee, with the express reserva- ing, building packages, and ADVANCED LAWN CARE tion that the sale is subject all your construction needs. Lic'd/Ins'd; Free Est. • Excellent communication location at the Putnam on February 17, 2015, at skills (written & verbal) County Courthouse, Record Book 862, Page 72- to confirmation by the lender Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- Cookeville, Tennessee, pro- 86 as Instrument No. or trustee. If the sale is set Affordable Prices 931-319- ing, trimming, Landscaping, • Proficient in Microsoft Office ceed to sell at public outcry 174904 in the real property aside for any reason, the 6107. leaf removal, aerating & (Word, Excel, Outlook) to the highest and best bid- records of Putnam County Purchaser at the sale shall seeding. SNOW REMOVAL. • Technical Aptitude B&B ROOFING & REMOD- Senior disc. 931-260-5734 der for cash, the following Register's Office, Tenness- be entitled only to a return ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- • Ability to Route Service described property situated ee. of the purchase price. The placement. Roof Cleaning, TROY'S LAWN CARE Technicians in Putnam County, Ten- Purchaser shall have no fur- Home Repairs, additions & For All Your Lawn Care • Strong customer service ther recourse against the nessee, to wit: Owner of Debt: AMERICAN remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free Needs from Mowing to skills ADVISORS GROUP Mortgagor, the Mortgagee Est (931)979-2076 Planting. No job too big. THE FOLLOWING DE- or the Mortgagee’s attorney. Free Est. 931-783-3703 FLATT CONSTRUCTION For Competitive Wages and SCRIBED REAL ESTATE The following real estate Excellent Benefit Package SITUATED IN PUTNAM located in Putnam County, MWZM File No. 18-000019- all your building needs. Any TREE TRIM & REMOVAL home repair, painting, garages, health, dental, vision, life, COUNTY, TENNESSEE, Tennessee, will be sold to 220 Gutters cleaned out, fence decks, porches, siding, roofing, cancer, short & long term TO-WIT: the highest call bidder sub- additions.(931)265-5687 row clearing, Lic'd/Ins'd. ject to all unpaid taxes, pri- MACKIE WOLF ZIENTZ & Bruce Thompson disability insurance plans, BEGINNING AT A 3/4" or liens and encumbrances MANN, P. C., Substitute (931)252-2277 401k plan, vacation, holidays, Trustee(s) 112 IRON PIPE IN THE of record: Electrical CALL ME FIRST incentive programs, etc. NORTHWESTERN MAR- Premier Building, Suite 404 HANDYMAN Raymond's Lawnmowing GIN OF THE JOE MARTIN ALL THE CERTAIN TRACT 5217 Maryland Way Comm/Res, Many Years Exp, FREE ROAD, A COMMON OR PARCEL OF LAND Brentwood, Tennessee Electrical, plumbing, car- Free Est, Cheapest rates in Single Health Insurance pentry, masonry. 30 years CORNER WITH MILLER LOCATED IN THE 3RD 37027 Town (931)858-4698,303-6521. through Blue Cross/Blue Shield AND THE SOUTHERN- CIVIL DISTRICT OF PUT- PHONE: (615) 238-3630 exp. No project too big or small. 931-432-9105 Drug Free Company • EOE MOST CORNER OF THE NAM COUNTY, TENNESS- EMAIL: 140 PROPERTY HEREIN DE- EE, DESCRIBED AS FOL- [email protected] Other Send resume to: SCRIBED; THENCE LEAV- LOWS, TO WIT: 2/12, 2/19, 2/26 120 Paint/Wallpaper s h a m i l t o n @ JACKSON MOVING We c h c c o m p a n i e s . c o m o r ING JOE MARTIN ROAD N have a 20' box truck & men 41 DEGREES 29 MINUTES BEING LOT NO. 74 IN THE 005 Munoz Remolding/Paint- to do your job. Ref's Avail. Apply in person W A DISTANCE OF 226.7 LAKE VALLEY SUBDIVI- Public Notices ing: Bathroom remodeling, Call for free Est. 931-268- 347 East Stevens St., FEET TO A 3/4" IRON PIPE SION, A PLAT OF WHICH Hardwood, Wall repair, 9102 C o o k e v i l l e , T N IN A FENCE; THENCE SUBDIVISION IS OF RE- Int/Ext Deck staining, Gut- ALONG THE FENCE N 30 CORD IN THE PUTNAM Some secrets need ters cleaned. MUCH MORE! to be shared. DEGREES 54 MINUTES E COUNTY REGISTER`S OF- (931)239-5812 A DISTANCE OF 137.5 FICE IN PLAT BOOK #1, SEXUAL Bledsoe County Correctional Complex FEET TO A 3/4" IRON PAGE 70, AND IS HERE 121 Pest Control Correctional Officer applications accepted online at www.tn.gov/hr PIPE; THENCE S 41 DE- REFERRED TO FOR A and onsite Monday through Friday. GREES 47 MINUTES E A METES AND BOUNDS DE- ASSAULT it's not • Starting Salary: $2,277/month DISTANCE OF 266.9 FEET SCRIPTION OF THE LAND your fault! TO A POINT IN THE HEREIN CONVEYED. • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus NORTHWESTERN MAR- For confidential help • 12 Hour Shifts GIN OF JOE MARTIN BEING the same property or information, call • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week - Friday, Saturday & Sunday ROAD; THENCE ALONG conveyed unto Bobby Joe • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule JOE MARTIN ROAD S 47 Roberts and Wife, Rozelle • High School Diploma or GED Required DEGREES 53 MINUTES W Roberts, by Warranty ALL STAR PEST • Requested Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an A DISTANCE OF 132.4 Deed from Booby H. Phil- CONTROL Associate of Bachelor Degree FEET TO THE BEGIN- lips and Wife, Brenda Al- OF TENNESSEE NING. len Phillips, dated June Complete Termite Service Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 25, 1975, recorded July 1, (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. Employees and eligible dependents are offered Health, Dental, Life, SUBJECT TO ALL EASE- 1975, as/in Book 172, 5197 All work guaranteed Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off, 401K, Retirement MENTS, RESERVATIONS, Page 143. Free Estimates. COVENANTS, CONDI- MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the other benefits available. TIONS, AGREEMENTS OF Property Address: 2740 Charter # 4252 Are you interested in an accounting, administrative, counseling, RECORD, IF ANY. Lake Valley Drive, 025 Special Notices maintenance, warehouse or teacing position? Be sure to check out Cookeville, Tennessee 125 Home Renovation www.tn.gov/hr to view current vacancies. New lists are posted BEING THE SAME PROP- 38506 FOR YOUR weekly. Application window is Wednesday-Tuesday of each week. ERTY CONVEYED TO CONVENIENCE CHARLES H. PARTAIN, AN PIN: 082C-D-067N-009.00- www.tn.gov/correction UNMARRIED MAN BY 000 The Herald Citizen has in- SPECIAL WARRANTY stalled an after hours drop DEED FROM FEDERAL Tax ID: 082C-D-067N- box for REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & HOME LOAN MORTGAGE 009.00-000 • Circulation Dept. payments DOORS. Call today for free in- CORPORATION AS RE- • Classified Dept. payments home Est. Serving Ckvl for over CORDED 10/09/2012 IN Current Owner(s) of Prop- • Letters to the Editor 15 yrs. 931-Windows The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. •

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A second straight high-scoring affair did not fall in favor of the Tennessee Tech baseball team Sun- day afternoon, as Illinois State (3-3) defeated the Golden Eagles (4-2) in the series finale, 16-8. Just a day after Tech exploded offensively for 11 home runs and a 30-17 win, the Golden Eagles looked on their way to another strong day with the sticks early. After starter Nic Dye struck out the side to kick off the game, the home squad plated two runs in support, thanks to single RBI from Chase Chambers and David Garza. Two innings later, Illinois State settled in, jump- ing out in front with five runs in Contributed the top of the third. The Redbirds followed with two more in the Posing during a recent coaching clinic in Atlanta are (from left) Liverpool FC Coach Keith Mayer, All- fourth to take a 7-2 advantage. Alex In FC TN coach Hannah Hall, Dekalb County High School boys’ and girls’ coach Dylan Kleparek, All- Junior ripped an RBI single up the In FC TN Select coach Lauren Metts, All-In FC TN Director of Coaching Davis Draper, All-In FC TN U10 middle to get a run back and make Academy player Benjamin Muñoz, All-In FC TN Academy coach Jose Muñoz, All-In FC TN Select coach Roundup it a 7-3 game, but ISU wasn’t fin- Wes Parker, All-In FC TN Select coach Nick Crabtree, and All-In FC Executive Director of Coaching ished. Mark MacKain. In the top of the sixth, the Redbirds blew the game open, plating six to take a 13-3 lead. The visi- tors tacked on three more in the seventh for good measure and a 16-3 advantage that would stand up All-In Futbol Club held coaches clinic to a small, late rally by the Golden Eagles. Chambers led the Golden Eagles on the day, fin- From Staff Reports help the coaches be more effective plan is to put together interactions ishing 2-for-5 with four RBI and a double. Junior in teaching and training like this Clinic for our local reached bases all five times he saw the plate, tally- In All-In Futbol Club TN soccer. Keith Mayer has worked coaches to improve technical train- ing a 2-for-2 day with three runs scored, two RBI, Coaches, along with coaches from for almost 50 years as a coach, ing with our players and bring out two walks and a hit by pitch. All-In FC Sugar Hill and All-In FC spending time with various clubs each individual’s potential.” Colton Provey and Brock Myers covered the Snellville in Georgia, recently held in the English Premier League. “It was a lot of fun and amazing final two and two thirds innings without allowing a Coaches Clinic led by Keith “It was great for our coaches to to work with such a master of soc- a run against an otherwise explosive Redbird of- Mayer, a leading coach from Liver- experience that level of coaching cer,” said All-In FC TN 05 girls fense. pool FC’s Development Centers expertise on a personal level, see- coach Lauren Metts. “We all Tech will head back out to Quillen Field Tuesday and Academy. ing the professional manner in learned some great tactics for afternoon, playing host to in-state rival Lipscomb The Clinic was held in Atlanta, which he conducts himself and teaching technical skills in players in a 3:00 p.m. CT match-up. Georgia for the opportunity to ex- how he captures the players’ atten- and were encouraged for the tech- pose coaches to a high level of tion through his teaching meth- niques we are already using from Tech softball tops Troy training with a top coach in the ods.” Said Davis Draper, All-In FC the training Davis Draper has im- to close out Trojan Classic sport and introducing new ideas to TN Director of Coaching. “Our plemented with our All-In Club. TROY, Ala. – After a tough day on Saturday, the Tennessee Tech softball team was determined to change its fortunes to close out its play in the Tro- jan Classic. Behind a strong pitching effort from Taylor Wal- drop to hold tournament host Troy at bay, the Harvick adds Cup win at Atlanta Golden Eagle offense teed off on the Trojan pitch- ers as Tech earned a decisive 9-3 win on Sunday af- By CHARLES ODUM pretty cool,” Harvick ternoon. Associated Press said. “I’ve been waiting Tech improves to 3-11 on the season and will re- a long time to do that.” turn to Cookeville for its home opener on Wednes- HAMPTON, Ga. — He said he was emo- day, a doubleheader against Samford, starting at 2 Kevin Harvick had to tional on Sunday be- p.m. wait 17 years for a sec- cause he was moved to As a team, the Golden Eagles struck for 16 hits, ond Atlanta salute to see his team so happy. led by a 4-for-5 effort at the plate by Raegan Dale Earnhardt. “For me there was Sparks, while Callen Griffin was 3-for-4 and Beth The memory brought just a lot of happiness,” McCulley, Hallie Davis and Sydney Love-Baker tears to his eyes. Harvick said, adding each had multiple hit games as well. In a reprise of the cel- “There’s nothing better Davis and Alyssa Herlocker each had two RBI to ebration of his first win than seeing all those lead the Golden Eagles. in Atlanta in 2001, Har- guys smile.” In the circle, Waldrop went the distance, allow- vick raised his three-fin- The win came one ing just three runs on seven hits as she struck out ger salute to Earnhardt week after Austin Dil- and walked one. following his dominant lon, who now has the victory Sunday in the No. 3 that Earnhardt Women’s golf through round one rain-delayed NASCAR made famous, won the of Spring Classic Monster Energy Cup Daytona 500 . KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – The Tennessee Tech race. “You see that 3 back women’s golf team concluded its first round of Harvick completed his in victory lane and us spring action Sunday afternoon, finishing round weekend mastery of At- back in victory lane one of the Edwin Watts / Kiawah Island Spring lanta Motor Speedway tonight, it’s almost, it’s Classic ranked 33rd among 43 teams. by holding off Brad Ke- how it’s meant to be,” Participating on the 5,941-yard Oak Point Course selowski following a late Harvick said, smiling. at the Kiawah Island Golf Resort, the Golden Ea- restart. The win completed an gles posted a first-round total of 312, sitting just Then he held the impressive weekend for nine strokes out of the top 22 and a berth into the three fingers out the Harvick following a sim- championship round at Osprey Point on Tuesday. window, just as he did in ilarly dominant win in Sophomore Shelby Johnson led the Golden Ea- 2001 when he gave the the second-tier Xfinity gles through the first 18 holes, carding a 2-over-74 Richard Childress team event on Saturday. John Bazemore | AP thanks to a 2-under performance on the par-5 an Atlanta win follow- Harvick started Kevin Harvick hoists the trophy after winning the holes. She ranked in a tie for 41st among the 218 ing the death of Dale fourth in the Cup race NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speed- participants. Earnhardt in Daytona a and quickly proved he way in Hampton, Ga. on Sunday. Not far behind, senior Allyson Dunn posted a 5- few weeks earlier. The had the car to beat. over 77 to finish the first day second among the young Harvick took Harvick was comfort- “Turns out Mother place finish at last Golden Eagles. She tied for 104th while racking up over Earnhardt’s car, ably in the lead when Nature is a race fan,” week’s Daytona 500, fin- four birdies on the day. with a new No. 29. Trevor Bayne’s engine said Clint Bowyer, who ished 32nd. Wallace was Junior Lindsay Miller was next among Tech’s Ending five years of blew with 28 laps to go. finished third, giving the first black driver in finishers through round one, tying for 151st over- frustration in Cup races The restart gave con- Ford drivers the top the Daytona 500 field all. Miller turned in an 8-over 80 to contribute to in Atlanta was satisfy- tenders a chance to grab three spots. since 1969, and he be- the team’s score. Fellow junior Hollee Sadler fol- ing, but Harvick said the lead, but Harvick Denny Hamlin was came the first black Cup lowed right behind with a 9-over 81, tying for 161st. “the coolest part was beat Keselowski to re- fourth. racer in an Atlanta race Rounding out the Tech lineup was being able to try to main in control. Harvick showed his since Bill Lester fin- sophomore Arianna Clemmer, who posted an 84 to replicate that first win “What a relief,” Har- strength when he ished 38th in 2006. rank in a tie for 191st. celebration.” vick told his crew after charged through the Martin Truex Jr., the The Golden Eagles will participate on the Os- Harvick led 915 laps in crossing the finish line. field after an unsched- 2017 series champion, prey Point court at Kiawah Island Golf Resort in Cup races in Atlanta He led 292 laps in At- uled pit stop dropped started 35th after failing round two today, which will commence with a 7:45 over the last five years lanta last year before him to 19th midway to qualify on Saturday a.m. CT shotgun start. — including 181 on Sun- finishing ninth follow- through the race. but was up to fourth by day — but endured the ing a pit road speeding “If he hadn’t had the the 12th lap before fin- Tech Tennis bested in both matches long wait for his second penalty. pit row issue today he ishing fifth. of a doubleheader in Louisiana win at the track. It The start was delayed probably would have led Jimmie Johnson, who LAFAYETTE, La. – The Tennessee Tech tennis brought back memories. 2 hours, 30 minutes by 300-something laps,” Ke- won in Atlanta in 2015 team wrapped up its stay in Louisiana with a pair “That was the first rain. There was no addi- selowski said. and 2016, finished 27th. of losses as the Golden Eagles were upended in win in my career and to tional significant rain Rookie Darrell There were no wrecks both matches of a doubleheader by East Carolina be able to do that and until immediately after “Bubba” Wallace Jr., but there was a caution and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Tech (2-9) dropped pay tribute to Dale was the race. coming off a second- after Johnson’s spin in the opener 4-0 to ECU, before falling 4-2 in the nightcap to the Islanders in a twin bill that fea- tured only singles action. The front of Tech’s lineup flourished in the dou- ble dip, with the top two spots of No. 51 Eduardo Mena in the No. 1 position and Wenceslao Albin in Korda sets record in Thailand for LPGA the No. 2 spot combining for an unblemished day. After their morning matchups with the Pirates (9- CHONBURI, Thailand (AP) — Korda won for the first time exactly where I started my 3) did not finish, Mena and Albin each checked the Jessica Korda closed with a 4- since 2015 in Malaysia. The vic- rookie year in 2011. I don’t think win column in the second affair with the Islanders under 67 to complete a four-shot tory comes two months after she I could have asked for a better (11-1). victory and set the tournament had surgery on an overbite, win,” she said. Mena defeated Corpus Christi’s Francois Keller- record in the Honda LPGA Thai- which delayed the start of her Thompson, who won here in man, 7-5, 6-1, while Albin also won in straight sets land. season. 2016, turned in a bogey-free with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over William Mottet No. 2 Korda held off Lexi Thompson “I just came with no expecta- round that included eight birdies slot. Mena’s opening battle with ECU’s Freddie and Moriya Jutanugarn on Sun- tions after surgery. It’s really for a 64. McGeehan did not conclude with Mena leading 6-5 day to finish at 25-under 263, hard for me to move. All this Jutanugarn, the sister of for- in the second set after falling 6-3 in the opener. breaking by three shots the 72- stuff is just still really hard, but mer world No. 1 Ariya Jutanu- Albin dropped his initial set with Vlad Anghel, but hole record on the Pattaya Old I’m really, really happy that I garn, never got closer than two captured the second set, 6-2. Course at Siam Country Club. chose to come back in this event shots of the lead.