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firm the man killed was a soldier. Colorado man also charged He was also able to confirm that neither Jessie Goslyn nor Long are in the Army. in shooting on Fidelio Road However WSMV-TV of Nashville, Tenn., BY ELI PACE being held in the Christian County Jail reports Long was Long NEW ERA EDITOR with no bond on a murder charge. once stationed at Fort Another man, Jerred Tabor Long, Campbell. The wife of a man who was found 24, of Grand Junction, Colo., was ar- Miller also said that Jessie Goslyn shot to death Friday night on a rural rested late Saturday night or early and Long were “acquaintances,” but Christian County road has been Sunday morning in Colorado. He too the circumstances of their relation- charged with his murder. is charged with murder. ship are not entirely clear at this time. Vincent Goslyn Jr., 28, died around Miller confirmed that the two Authorities believe Long participated 8:25 p.m. Friday night after being shot Goslyns were married and Vincent in Vincent Goslyn’s murder and then multiple times while he was in the 400 Goslyn was a soldier at Fort Campbell. drove more than 1,300 miles to Grand block of Fidelio Road, according to Fort Campbell spokesman Rick Junction, Colo., where he was ar- Chris Miller, spokesman for the Chris- Rzepka said Sunday Vincent rested by the Colorado Fugitive Ap- JOHN GODSEY | KENTUCKY NEW ERA tian County Sheriff’s Department. Goslyn’s relatives had not been noti- prehension Team. Jessie Lucille Goslyn cries Friday on the side of Fidelio Road after police Jessie Lucille Goslyn, 25, is currently fied. Therefore, he could only con- SEE GOSLYN, PAGE A10 find her husband dead. She was later charged with his murder.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH n AA legacylegacy ofof leadersleaders Black Phillip Brooks builds a new and legacy for the family name white BY MONICA K. SMITH NEW ERA COMMUNITY EDITOR Shared lessons in Kentucky genealogy He was 26 years old when he ran for, am Smith, a Chicago woman and won, a seat on the Hopkinsville who grew up in an activist Phome during the 1970s Black City Council. Today, 20 years later, Power movement and now works councilman and biology teacher in public relations for non-profit groups, has been researching her Phillip Brooks is one in a long line of genealogy for more than 20 years. Searching for clues of her en- black leaders who have come from slaved ancestors in Kentucky, Mis- souri and Virginia sometimes his family. leads Smith to white families whose ancestors were slaveholders. Family roots Their financial records, personal Brooks’ grandfather on his father’s documents and side attended Howard University and family Bibles con- tain names that became a doctor. His grandmother are otherwise diffi- was a founding member of Jack and cult to locate. U.S. census records did Jill of America, a prominent social not list African- JENNIFER P. club for upper class African-Ameri- Americans by name until 1870, BROWN n cans. After moving to Hopkinsville but the probate his grandfather built Brooks Memo- records of whites often gave the names of slaves they owned. rial Hospital, which opened in 1941 It is not uncommon, Smith said as a the only full-fledged hospital for in a telephone interview, for a black genealogist to begin a re- minorities. search project that results in a SEE HISTORY, PAGE A7 SEE BROOKS, PAGE A7
INDEX WHO WE ARE: Walter Greene, Hopkinsville MORE INSIDE OBITUARIES A2 Working for the Coca-Cola the prod- Cola as the first black man lo- Damage review www.facebook.com/ LOTTERY A3 Bottling Company in 1979, uct,” Greene cally to have the route sales- kentuckynewera LOCAL/STATE A4 Walter Greene was taught said. “Any- man job. Spectators view Eggner’s or follow us on Twitter: OPINION A8 how to operate the plant’s thing went Greene said he took some Ferry Bridge collapse. twitter.com/kentuckynewera bottling machine. While wrong, you abuse after taking the job. LOCAL/STATE A4 SCRAPBOOK A9 many black people worked in had to start Greene now works for a lo- WEATHER A10 the warehouse, Greene said all over cal manufacturer and has for MY ANSWER A10 he was the first trained on the again until the past 17 years. He has Renovations planned PENNYRILE B4 bottling machine. you got it been married the past 10 TV B5 “It was a machine that con- right. That’s like the main part years. Hopkinsville Community sisted of getting the right of the company right there.” COMICS B6 College park a legacy. combination, the right recipe, Greene went on to work for Is there someone you know who deserves LOCAL/STATE A4 CLASSIFIEDS B8 the right formula, it had to be Tom’s Vending. In 1989, he attention? We’d like to know. Contact us at HOROSCOPES B10 intact before you could make went back to work for Coca- 270-887-3238 or visit kentuckynewera.com.
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Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 6-7, 2012 | 75 cents, 51 cents average home delivery cost 20 pages, 2 sections | Volume 125, Number 58 | Hopkinsville, Ky. Est. 1869 Wife arrested in soldier’s murder
firm the man killed was a soldier. Colorado man also charged He was also able to confirm that neither Jessie Goslyn nor Long are in the Army. in shooting on Fidelio Road However WSMV-TV of Nashville, Tenn., BY ELI PACE being held in the Christian County Jail reports Long was Long NEW ERA EDITOR with no bond on a murder charge. once stationed at Fort Another man, Jerred Tabor Long, Campbell. The wife of a man who was found 24, of Grand Junction, Colo., was ar- Miller also said that Jessie Goslyn shot to death Friday night on a rural rested late Saturday night or early and Long were “acquaintances,” but Christian County road has been Sunday morning in Colorado. He too the circumstances of their relation- charged with his murder. is charged with murder. ship are not entirely clear at this time. Vincent Goslyn Jr., 28, died around Miller confirmed that the two Authorities believe Long participated 8:25 p.m. Friday night after being shot Goslyns were married and Vincent in Vincent Goslyn’s murder and then multiple times while he was in the 400 Goslyn was a soldier at Fort Campbell. drove more than 1,300 miles to Grand block of Fidelio Road, according to Fort Campbell spokesman Rick Junction, Colo., where he was ar- Chris Miller, spokesman for the Chris- Rzepka said Sunday Vincent rested by the Colorado Fugitive Ap- JOHN GODSEY | KENTUCKY NEW ERA tian County Sheriff’s Department. Goslyn’s relatives had not been noti- prehension Team. Jessie Lucille Goslyn cries Friday on the side of Fidelio Road after police Jessie Lucille Goslyn, 25, is currently fied. Therefore, he could only con- SEE GOSLYN, PAGE A10 find her husband dead. She was later charged with his murder.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH n AA legacylegacy ofof leadersleaders Black Phillip Brooks builds a new and legacy for the family name white BY MONICA K. SMITH NEW ERA COMMUNITY EDITOR Shared lessons in Kentucky genealogy He was 26 years old when he ran for, am Smith, a Chicago woman and won, a seat on the Hopkinsville who grew up in an activist Phome during the 1970s Black City Council. Today, 20 years later, Power movement and now works councilman and biology teacher in public relations for non-profit groups, has been researching her Phillip Brooks is one in a long line of genealogy for more than 20 years. Searching for clues of her en- black leaders who have come from slaved ancestors in Kentucky, Mis- souri and Virginia sometimes his family. leads Smith to white families whose ancestors were slaveholders. Family roots Their financial records, personal Brooks’ grandfather on his father’s documents and side attended Howard University and family Bibles con- tain names that became a doctor. His grandmother are otherwise diffi- was a founding member of Jack and cult to locate. U.S. census records did Jill of America, a prominent social not list African- JENNIFER P. club for upper class African-Ameri- Americans by name until 1870, BROWN n cans. After moving to Hopkinsville but the probate his grandfather built Brooks Memo- records of whites often gave the names of slaves they owned. rial Hospital, which opened in 1941 It is not uncommon, Smith said as a the only full-fledged hospital for in a telephone interview, for a black genealogist to begin a re- minorities. search project that results in a SEE HISTORY, PAGE A7 SEE BROOKS, PAGE A7
INDEX WHO WE ARE: Walter Greene, Hopkinsville MORE INSIDE OBITUARIES A2 Working for the Coca-Cola the prod- Cola as the first black man lo- Damage review www.facebook.com/ LOTTERY A3 Bottling Company in 1979, uct,” Greene cally to have the route sales- kentuckynewera LOCAL/STATE A4 Walter Greene was taught said. “Any- man job. Spectators view Eggner’s or follow us on Twitter: OPINION A8 how to operate the plant’s thing went Greene said he took some Ferry Bridge collapse. twitter.com/kentuckynewera bottling machine. While wrong, you abuse after taking the job. LOCAL/STATE A4 SCRAPBOOK A9 many black people worked in had to start Greene now works for a lo- WEATHER A10 the warehouse, Greene said all over cal manufacturer and has for MY ANSWER A10 he was the first trained on the again until the past 17 years. He has Renovations planned PENNYRILE B4 bottling machine. you got it been married the past 10 TV B5 “It was a machine that con- right. That’s like the main part years. Hopkinsville Community sisted of getting the right of the company right there.” COMICS B6 College park a legacy. combination, the right recipe, Greene went on to work for Is there someone you know who deserves LOCAL/STATE A4 CLASSIFIEDS B8 the right formula, it had to be Tom’s Vending. In 1989, he attention? We’d like to know. Contact us at HOROSCOPES B10 intact before you could make went back to work for Coca- 270-887-3238 or visit kentuckynewera.com.
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RESTAURANT REPORTS n FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS 85 with no critical viola- olations. Shoney’s — 90 prepared food products single-service containers All information from tions is considered pass- Minor violations in- and sushi chef rinsing and plastic bags and ceil- restaurant inspections is ing. Restaurants have a cluded inside of ice ma- 4000 Fort Campbell hands in food prep sink. ing tiles peeling. provided by Christian chance to increase their chine, can opener base and Blvd. Minor violations in- County Health Depart- scores by correcting criti- tub with clean lids in dish- Scored 85 out of 100 dur- cluded sesame seed shaker Minit Mart — 96 (food), ment. A minimum score of cal problems while the in- washing area lack frequent ing a regular inspection container not made for easy spector is on site. cleaning and screen on and 90 out of 100 during cleaning, gaskets around 97 (retail) Inspectors will conduct a door to pit in poor repair. an immediate follow-up door of reach-in refrigera- 125 W. Nashville Road follow-up inspection if the inspection. tor and fan guards lack fre- Scored 96 out of 100 score is below 85, or if There were no critical Applebee’s — 88 quent cleaning, wet wiping (food) and 97 out of 100 (re- there is a critical violation. violations. cloths stored on counters 4089 Fort Campbell Blvd. Minor violations in- tail) during a regular in- and not in sanitizer, plates spection. Scored 75 out of 100 dur- cluded bottled water sit- above grill not stored cov- Woodshed Pit BBQ — 97 ting in undrained melted There were no critical vi- ing a regular inspection ered or inverted, ceiling ice, gasket on reach-in olations. 1821 W. Seventh St. and 88 out of 100 during an tiles stained over grill area In Loving Memory cooler by grill in poor re- Minor violations in- Scored 92 out of 100 dur- immediate follow-up in- and splatters of food on ing a regular inspection spection. pair, several wet wiping cluded some containers in ETWAIN ELL ceiling in prep area. poor repair, some shelves D 7-23-82 to 2-6-11B and 97 out of 100 during an There were no critical vi- cloths left out of sanitizer immediate follow-up in- olations. solution, shelves in dry Herndon Market — 86 dusty, cart with butter, We Miss You floors under equipment Love Always, Your Family spection. Minor violations in- storage area and under There were no critical vi- cluded a knife stored be- buffet lack frequent clean- (food), 94 (retail) and coffee station lacks fre- tween tables, several door ing, clean spatulas stored 10770 LaFayette Road, quent cleaning and light gaskets in poor repair on with food particles, towel Herndon shield missing in walk-in WHAT’S NEW? DISCOUNTED refrigeration units, ice at stored on top of clean Scored 86 out of 100 freezer. Maker’s Mark and bar covered with a plastic tongs, no soap or paper (food) during a regular in- IRS 2011 TAX Jim Beam Candy bag, ice machine rusty, towels at waitress hand spection and 94 out of 100 Jersey Mike’s — 99 many dishes and utensils sink, hand sink blocked (retail) during an immedi- PLACE ONE LIQUORS 2413 Fort Campbell Blvd. FILING 1040 FORM ACROSS FROM BRADFORD SQUARE unclean, improper racking with wiping cloth bucket, ate follow-up inspection. 2941 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • 885-1321 of dishes, several wiping floors lack frequent clean- Critical violations in- Scored 99 out of 100 dur- Standard mileage cloth buckets below con- ing, tile in poor repair and cluded leftovers not labeled ing a follow-up inspection. Western Ky. Institute of Plastic, centration level, soda noz- light shield in walk-in and date-marked, out of There were no critical vi- rates. The 2011 rate Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery zle holder at bar lacks freezer in poor repair. date medicine on shelf, per- olations. for business use of frequent cleaning, inside sonal food stored with es- A minor violation was Dr. George R. Valentini glass cooler at bar is un- tablishment food and black single-service uten- your car is 51 cents a clean, reusing single-ser- Osaka Japanese Neosporin stored with food. sils holder in dining area mile for miles driven M.D. FACS vice items, bar hand sink Minor violations in- lacks frequent cleaning. Certified by the American Board Of Plastic Surgery clogged, floor edges lack Grill — 86 cluded employees prepar- before July 1, 2011, frequent cleaning, stained 2602 Fort Campbell Blvd. ing food without proper EDITOR'S NOTE — The New Era will publish and 55 ½ cents a mile A state-of-the-art facility that ceiling tiles due to roof Scored 86 out of 100 dur- hair restraints, gaskets briefs from the restaurant inspection reports for miles driven after offers the broadest scope of leak above storage and ing a regular inspection. and inside of freezer on provided by the area health departments each Aesthetic Surgery procedures. light shield missing on Critical violations in- back refrigerator lack fre- week. To report a restaurant complaint in Chris- June 30, 2011. See cluded not marking cut or 1724 Kenton St., Suite 1C, Hopkinsville hood. quent cleaning, refusing tian County, call 270-887-4160. chapter 26. (270) 885-1140 For more information: www.irs.gov Accepting New Patients SOMETHING SPARKLY n Today’s Fact brought to you by: Gloria Staples, M.D. Internal Medicine • Primary Care John L. Jones Adult medicine that includes: CPA, PLLC •Routine Health Screening Hopping down is slow going 1100 South Main Street •Female Health Care •Geriatrics P.O. Box 1537 •Diabetes •Obesity o we’re into day 11 of Hopdown long. Long enough to make a little Hopkinsville, KY 42240 •Sports Medicine the Pounds. Last time we met I pouch. Put the fish on the foil – told you I weighed around 150 315 W. 16th St. • Hopkinsville S season the fish and add some pounds. Sunday when I stepped on lemon juice. Then on top of the (270)887-0025 270-707-7530 the scale (which I did the second I fish place your veggies. You can woke up, before I de- sprinkle more seasonings or juice voured Super Bowl on top if you'd like. This is where snacks for hours on I like to add a few cilantro leaves. end) I was 145 Now wrap the foil around the pounds. fish/veggies so that it makes a I should be pretty pouch (like a little tee-pee). This is proud right? That’s a MONICA K. SMITH | KENTUCKY NEW ERA going to trap the juices and steam You Can Count On Us… good start, five Fish in Foil. This recipe has 199 calories. the veggies. Bake it for 14-15 min- pounds in a little less utes on a cookie sheet. When For Business & Personal Insurance, than two weeks. I’m 4oz tilapia Individual Life & Health Insurance you're done make sure the fish is told losing two MONICA veggies (as many as you like to opaque (not clear). Then eat away. & Employee Benefits pounds a week is eat) I picked: You can actually eat two of these what’s healthy, but K. SMITH n - portobello mushrooms to make a serving or save one to let’s be real. I don’t - broccoli eat later. want to BE healthy, I just want to - carrots Note: I just moved to a new look good. Sigh. But I suppose I - snow peas apartment and the oven there should be good and aim to be healthy - bell peppers (I like the doesn’t heat as high so I had to first and then worry about the out- yellow ones) cook mine for about 20 minutes. ward appearance. Take a fork to the middle and look On that note I have discovered - cilantro Cajun seasoning (or whatever inside to make sure it’s cooked all some great healthy recopies that I’d the way. love to share. This has been my go-to seasoning you like just try to stay 1819 East 9th St., Hopkinsville, KY | 270.886.3939 away from salt) recipe recently. If you don’t like fish MONICA K. SMITHwill be writing an occasional column with www.higgins-ins.com … I’m sorry. lemon juice an online blog where she discusses some serious and some not- Heat the oven to 375 degrees. so-serious business. 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SLICE OF LIFE n New Brewgrass Trail promotes craft beer NOTEBOOK DANVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A ecutive director of the find these uniquely Ken- known for craft beer. Brewgrass Trail has opened Danville/Boyle County Con- tucky beer spots with this “The numbers seem to in- Local students make WKU dean’s, in the Bluegrass. vention and Visitors, said website and social network- dicate that Danville now has The newly minted Brew- there’s already a website pro- ing campaign.” more breweries per capita president’s lists grass Trail was formed to moting the trail, with links to So far, there are seven mi- than any other city in the Below are the students at Western Ken- highlight the state’s emerg- social media such as Face- crobreweries listed on the country,” said Lore owner tucky University who were named to the ing craft beer industry and book and Twitter. website www.brew- Lee Rossman. “People come dean’s and president’s lists for the fall 2011 includes two microbreweries “Marketing to the growing grasstrail.com. from all over the country to semester. Students making the dean’s list in Danville, according to The ‘beer tourist’ segment has Those include The Beer En- visit Danville and stop at the have a grade-point average of 3.4 to 3.79 in Advocate-Messenger. The ini- shown great promise and is gine and Lore Brewing Co. in breweries.” a 4.0 scale. Students on the president’s list tiative seeks to promote the seen in the exploding growth Danville as well as Country Beer Engine owner Brian have GPAs of 3.8 to 4.0 and are indicated industry in a fashion similar of breweries, specialty shops, Boy Brewing in Lexington and Holton said, “The world of by an asterisk (*). To be eligible for the ei- to the way the state has mar- and craft beer bars across the Against The Grain Brewery beer has been vast and com- ther list, students must have at least 12 keted its more familiar bour- Bluegrass,” he said. “Our and Smokehouse in Louisville. plex for hundreds of years, hours of coursework that semester. bon products. hope is to make things easier Danville brewery owners and now the world of Ken- Cadiz Adam Johnson, who is ex- for the culinary traveler to said the city is already tucky beer is widening. Landan H. Stallons and Nancy E. Jolly* Crofton Nicolas D. Leis, Sean E. Hurd and Janet N. Seay* OUT ‘N’ ABOUT Elkton n “Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of Paige N. Winders*, Leslie A. West*, Shel- NSDAR will meet at 5 p.m. at First Pres- don R. Dossett, Lori B. Marklin*, Elizabeth TODAY Christian County Democratic byterian Church for the program “Reli- K. Lyons, Chandler J. Coffman*, Allen T. Woman’s Club will meet at 6 p.m. at gion and the Constitution” presented decision: for the day of the LORD is near Powell, William E. Johnson* and Jeremy the A.W. Watts Senior Citizens Center by John Young. The chapter will be col- A. Musser for their annual membership chili lecting items for Fort Campbell Fisher Fort Campbell supper. House, including high energy washing in the valley of decision.” – Joel 3:14 Trent E. Brock*, Alan Q. Johnson, Eliza- The Hopkinsville Lions Clubwill detergent and fabric sopftener, regular beth J. Grammel meet at 6:15 p.m. at the Homestead dryer sheets and Wal-Mart gift cards. Herndon Restaurant. Kathleen S. Bell* FRIDAY Hopkinsville TUESDAY Healthy Baby Workshop from 1-3 p.m. at Edmonson County Health De- www.adultbibleclass.com Autumn S. Johnson*, Carrie A. Picker- Aaron McNeil House Crisis Relief ill*, Garrett A. Wadley*, Jordan L. Young, Services will have a balloon release partment, 221 Mammoth Cave Road Karen L. Poe, Matthew T. Reed, Megan M. at 12:30 p.m. in recognition of nation- Brownsville. A $20 gift cards will be Feathers, Sara E. Allen, Kelsey L. Willen*, al Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. given to all pregnant women in at- Making Room for Spring! Eli G. Estes*, Cahle A. Buckingham*, tendance. For more information, call 270-901-5243. Matthew C. Ahart, Veronica S. Newman, WEDNESDAY Ashley N. Chewning*, Ashton B. Puckett, Clases de Ingles (ESL)miercoles 6 All Winter Apparel & Shoes ITEMS WILL RUN REGULARLYeach Monday, Leslie A. Pollock, Cory A. Mayes*, asta 8 p.m. Lugar: 530 Pyle Lane. Ser- % Mackenzie R. Isenberg, Margaret W. Hig- gio Rodriguez-Lugar: 270-985-5358 Wednesday and Saturday in Out 'N' About. To help us Off gins*, Mackenzie C. Perkins, Connor L. help you, please submit your announcement at least a 50 McDonald*, Kirk P. Thomas, Katie T. THURSDAY week before the day it will be published. If you have Leavell*, Bennett C. Peck*, Luke W. Jean, The Colonel John Green Chapter questions, call 270-887-3238. Susan D. Marquess*, Devin J. Wright, 1606 S. Main St., Hopkinsville • Whitney M. Wyatt, Philip C. Allen*, Re- 270-874-2211 becca N. Barton, Zachary J. Feathers, PETS OF THE WEEK Tuesday-Friday 10:00-5:30, Saturday 10:00-3:00 Brandi R. Capps*, Katherine M. De- n coursey, April L. Cavanah, James L. Rum- mage, Kelsey E. Thomason*, Michael T. Esty, Nicholas G. Cottrell*, Hallie J. Cloyd*, Kaytlyn P. Lewis* and Sarah K. Levesque* Oak Grove Maurice Dunn Pembroke Brent D. Thomas, Alexandra C. McGee, Kristian P. McGee* and Carrie M. Stout* African Artifact Collection During the months of February and March 2012, the Pennyroyal Area Museum will display a collection of African Arti- facts from Kenya and Tanzania in the Pen- nyroyal Treasures exhibit. This collection is owned by Hopkinsville resident Ron Hicks. Some of the items in this collection include a selection of ebony carvings, a chess set, a bow and arrow, a variety of tex- SHELBY WALTZ | KENTUCKY NEW ERA tiles, African currency, and more. The Pen- PETS OF THE WEEK: “Vex,” a 10-month-old male border collie mix, and “Danny,” a 1- nyroyal Area Museum is located at 217 East year-old male Australian shepherd mix, are two of the many animals dropped off Ninth St. in downtown Hopkinsville. The each month at the Christian County Animal Shelter. Animals can be adopted at the hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday shelter on Russellville Road from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday through Friday and 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The shelter is closed Sunday and Monday. on Saturday. Admission for adults is $2, Additional animals can be viewed online at petfinder.com. while seniors and students pay $1 and members get in free. Anyone with an inter- est in sharing a collection with the museum can contact the museum at 270-887-4270. 354; Lower Stage, 326.4. Local resident named to Harding AGENDA Lake Barkley, Upper Stage, 355.2; Normal Stage, 354; Lower University dean’s list The Kentucky Open Meet- Stage, 329.1. Junior Cara Moore, Hopkinsville, is ings Law applies to the follow- Water Temperatures, Kentucky Valentines Day among nearly 1,200 Harding University stu- ing meetings: Lake, 51 degrees; Kentucky Dam, A dents included on the dean’s list for grades 51 degrees; Barkley Dam, 51 de- Be r achieved during the fall 2011 semester. The TODAY grees; Normal Temperature, 42 ono Blood dean’s list is published each semester by Dr. Hopkinsville Beautifica- degrees. D Larry Long, university provost, honoring tion Commission, 5 p.m., Source: Explore Kentucky Lake. those who have achieved high scholarship. Lackey Municipal Building. To be eligible, a student must be carrying 12 Drive or more hours with a 3.65 or higher grade TUESDAY LOTTERY Tuesday, February 14, 2012 point average and no incompletes. Oak Grove City Council, 6 8:00AM - 5:30PM p.m., city hall. Kentucky Located at Western Kentucky CRADLE ROLL Hopkinsville City Council, Sophia Noelle Arvin 6 p.m., Lackey Municipal Build- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Regional Blood Drive ing. These Kentucky lotteries were 1902 S. Virginia St., Hopkinsville Johnathan and Jenny Arvin, Princeton, drawn Sunday: and their son, Noah Arvin, announce the The first 50 blood donors will receive WEDNESDAY birth of their daughter and sister, Sophia Pick 3 Evening : 6-9-7 Tri-County Elder Abuse a “Are You My Type” t-shirt, Noelle Arvin, on Dec. 26, 2011, at Jennie Pick 4 Evening : 5-2-9-9 Stuart Medical Center in Hopkinsville. Council, noon, Pennyrile Area a box of chocolates Grandparents are Paul and Janice Development District, 300 Ham- Tennessee and a single red rose Arvin, Pembroke, and Don and Jan Noort, mond Drive. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Lexington. The winning numbers in Sun- DONOR GUIDELINES: Great-grandparents are Roy and Trula CANCELLATIONS day’s drawing of the Tennessee All donors should be 17 years old and weight at Bolinger, Pembroke, and Helen Noort, Wednesday’s meeting of the Lottery were: least 110 pounds, 16 year olds may give with parent Chicago. Historic Preservation Com- consent. Donors should check medications with blood mission meeting has been can- center staff. Donors should eat well prior to donation. Cash 3 Evening : 6-5-6, Donors must wait 56 days between donations. George Wesley Thomas III celed. The next meeting is Lucky Sum: 17 scheduled for March 14. Wesley and Jessica Thomas, Nashville, Tenn., and their daughter, Elizabeth Anne Western Kentucky Thomas, announce the birth of their son LAKE LEVELS PRECIPITATION Regional Blood Center and brother, George Wesley Thomas III, on Christian County Daily Precipi- Jan. 4, 2012, in Nashville. Kentucky Lake and Barkley tation (inches), Thursday, 0.00; Fri- 270-885-0728 • 270-348-1566 Grandparents are Mike and Judy Baker, Lake Elevation, last updated at 4 day, 0.00; Saturday, 0.40. Month to www.wkrbc.org George and Debbie Thomas, Larry and p.m. Saturday, Kentucky Lake, 1902 S. Virginia St., Hopkinsville, KY Mary Lou Dillman. date, 0.42. Year to date, 3.99. Upper Stage, 355, Normal Stage, Source: Kentucky Mesonet.
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DENNIS O’NEIL | KENTUCKY NEW ERA A set of Greek columns were built by Hopkinsville architect John T. Robertson. The college is planning a series of renovations to the park utilizing money from an endowment established by Frances Thomas’ daughters. HCC park a legacy to former
BENJAMIN JOUBERT | KENTUCKY NEW ERA teacher Spectators take pictures of the severed piece of Eggner’s Ferry Bridge, hanging on the bow of a cargo ship, Saturday afternoon at Kentucky Lake. Renovations planned by administrators Spectators view bridge collapse
BY BENJAMIN JOUBERT BY DENNIS O’NEIL NEW ERA STAFF WRITER NEW ERA FEATURE WRITER During the summer, Jerry Maupin With brown leaves littering the ground and Willie Jackson used to fish under and sunshine spilling through its trees, the Eggner’s Ferry Bridge. If the Round Table Literary Park has a calm, weather was right, fish would gather reflective quality to it. The park is on the around some of the large supports, and campus of Hopkinsville Community it was easy fishing. College, and on a warm afternoon, one “You could drop your line in the might find a stray student or two read- water, bring it back up, and you’d have ing at the bases of its trees. a fish,” Maupin said. Scattered throughout the park are bits Now, the two won’t be fishing in that of classical architecture and sculpture location for a while. work; the set of massive Greek columns Maupin and Jackson came out to see built near the edge of the park in 1996, a the damaged bridge Saturday during a replica of the Delphi Tholos columns; viewing orchestrated by Land Between the Greco-Roman amphitheater, built in the Lakes employees. The viewing 1989, where HCC Professor Brett Ralph from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. was the only time the collapsed bridge will be shown to BENJAMIN JOUBERT | KENTUCKY NEW ERA SEE PARK, PAGE A6 Attendees of the “one-time” viewing of the damaged bridge talk to Keith Todd, spokesman for the SEE BRIDGE, PAGE A6 Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. LBL held the viewing opportunity on Saturday.
CRIME Transfer of Authority 33 soldiers from n Fort Campbell Door broken, items taken in recent burglaries A stove, two televisions, and a attend Super Bowl video game system were taken and a door was damaged in four sepa- FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) — rate burglaries recently reported Fort Campbell said 33 soldiers to the Hopkinsville Police Depart- attended this year’s Super Bowl ment. thanks to the support of Ten- Wendell Green told police some- nessee Titans owner K.S. “Bud” one broke into his Brown Street Adams Jr. home on Friday. The back door to The soldiers represented the the house was unlocked, dresser Army post on the Kentucky-Ten- drawers were open and a mattress nessee line at the game in Indi- had been flipped, according to the anapolis where the New York report. Giants defeated the New Eng- Green handles the finances for land Patriots in Super Bowl his local church, and he thought XLVI. whoever broke into the home be- The soldiers chosen to attend lieved he kept the money there, the the game are part of the 101st report states. Airborne Division (Air Assault) A stove was taken from a Durrett and have all earned non-com- Avenue home, Bobby Jones told po- missioned officer and soldier of lice. the year awards, according to a The stove, valued in the report at statement from the post. $450, belongs to Gerald T. Johnson Maj. Gen. James C. McConville Jr., according to the report. It was U.S. ARMY PHOTO offered thanks to Adams, a allegedly taken sometime between Lt. Col. John Smith, commander of Task Force Fighting, 159th Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Airborne Division WWII veteran, for inviting the Thursday and Saturday. (Air Assault) and Command Sgt. Maj. Sean Ward, case the battalion colors in a transfer of authority ceremony, Sat- soldiers and for his continuing Someone broke a window at Har- urday at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. support of troops. riet Boyd’s East First Street home in order to get inside and steal a 32- inch TV, according to a Hop- kinsville police report. The $300 TV was reportedly taken on Friday or Saturday, the report states. A TV and video game system Concussion bill receives broad House support were taken Friday evening from a Boyd Street home, according to a KENTUCKY NEWS CONTENT SERVICE ognizing head injuries. The bill, if Thomas Brown Badgett Sr. of Madis- Hopkinsville police report. passed by the Senate, would mandate onville — based on a resolution intro- Donielle Poindexter told police State House lawmakers, in a rare that coaches complete additional train- duced by Sen. Jerry Rhoads, a someone forced open her front show of unity, unanimously approved ing by the start of the 2012-13 school Madisonville Democrat. door and ransacked her home in a bill requiring high school and middle year. Badgett, who died June 30 last year, the process of taking the items. school coaches to obtain more training Among the requirements are remov- formerly had a coal company, highway The “Wii Playstation” is valued at to recognize and treat concussions and ing a student-athlete from practice or construction business and real estate $299 and the 32-inch TV is valued other head injuries. competition when a concussion is sus- development operation. He became a at $289 in the report. Rep. Ben Waide, a Madisonville Re- pected. The athlete may not return to friend of legendary University of Ken- publican, said new medical informa- play before having an evaluation by a tucky basketball coach Adolph Rupp. tion has surfaced within the past two Weapons, drugs reportedly physician, certified athletic trainer or Badgett also was known for his phi- years pointing to the dangers of head other certified medical professional to lanthropy, donating millions to the injuries. determine whether a concussion had found in woman’s car “We now know that even one concus- occurred. community in support of the YMCA, A Hopkinsville woman was ar- sion can have long-term conse- “Sometimes the real effects don’t high school athletics, Madisonville rested Sunday morning after drugs quences,” said Waide, a co-sponsor of show up until later,” said Waide, who Community College and Community and knives were found in her car the legislation. “What this bill is going works as a physical therapist. “So the Improvement Foundation. One of the following a traffic stop, according to do ... is create a program to provide on-field examination is so critical.” facilities named after him is the Bad- to a Hopkinsville police report. training for coaches and medical per- The bill, approved by the House in a gett Energy and Advanced Technology Police pulled over Trina G. sonnel that deal with athletes on the 99-0 vote Thursday, moves to the Sen- Center on MCC’s Madisonville cam- Jones, 40, because she was al- field.” ate. pus. legedly driving erratically. After Coaches already are required to have In another matter, the Senate ad- she was stopped, Jones told police basic training on preventing and rec- journed Thursday in honor of the late STORY BY LaMar Bryan of The Messenger in Madisonville SEE CRIME, PAGE A6 www.kentuckynewera.comIMonday-Tuesday.Feb.6-7,2012 AS Losing your HEARIN G or areyour earsjust plugged with EARWAX? FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF! 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FROM PAGE A4 four-hour showing, 1,895 people visited the bridge the public, according to and took pictures, video an LBL press release. and talked with LBL Jackson said seeing the staff about the incident. bridge is a once in a life- The area west on U.S. time experience that is 68 past Woodlands Trace part of local history. including the Fenton “It’s a site you’d never Camping Area and Boat expect to see,” Maupin Launch is still closed to DENNIS O’NEIL | KENTUCKY NEW ERA added. all vehicle, boat and A stone replica of King Arthur’s round table is 16 feet in diameter and The bridge was dam- pedestrian traffic, ac- weighs 2,100 pounds. aged Jan. 26 when a cording to a LBL news re- cargo ship, the Delta lease. Mariner, carrying aero- Those found in re- nautical equipment, hit stricted areas will be PARK: Round table the bridge and tore off a cited by the Coast Guard. 322-foot section of it. LBL and almost all of The 8,400-ton ship is its facilities are still open still in the water with the to the public. park to be renovated severed section of the bridge hanging across REACH BENJAMIN JOUBERT at FROM PAGE A4 additions to the endow- the bow of the boat. 270-887-3240 ment, which we would al- Over the course of the or [email protected]. unveils the college’s liter- ways like to have, that will ary magazine each year; speed up phases two and and a replica of King three,” Atwood said. “We Arthur’s round table, 16 kind of just want to bring feet in diameter and 2,100 some updates to (the park) pounds, with a collection to preserve it. It is so im- of stone seats surrounding portant for us.” it. Atwood has worked at Adorning a piece of HCC since the park’s in- stone in the park is a ception and became friends plaque dedicated to with Frances Thomas Frances Thomas, a former through the years. After teacher at the college who the park was established, conceived the park and the Atwood said, Thomas school’s literary magazine. would constantly be think- Frances helped establish ing of new ways to improve the park in 1974, organizing it. Atwood recalled a family private donations for its trip to Greece the construction. She oversaw Thomases took in 1989. Re- it until she retired in 1996. turning with a collection “It’s my second home and of photos, Frances spoke you’ll see me sitting with Atwood about incor- around the park,” Thomas porating the Greek designs told the New Era in 2004. into the park. Thomas’ three daughters “I just remember that she — Pam Thomas, Debbie would always come by and James and Francie say, ‘Okay, here is what I’m Thomas — established an thinking about doing endowment in 2004 for the next.’” Atwood said. “She preservation of the park. had a vision and she in- The three invested $6,000 in tended to bring it off. You the fund and another $4,000 could either work with it or was quickly added in pri- against it, but you wanted vate donations. to work with it because she Frances Thomas now was so nice about it.” lives in a nursing home in Several of the park’s Henderson and wasn’t structures were built by available for comment. John T. Robertson, a Hop- Pam feels the park is a kinsville contractor who legacy for her and wants to died in December. Pam said see it maintained. Robertson and her mother “I just thought it was were great friends and col- very important to preserve laborators on the park’s de- the park,” Pam Thomas sign. She was saddened by said. “I just think all that his loss. needs to be protected. I “(He was) quite an archi- hope (it) will last for a long, tect and a builder,” Pam long time.” Thomas said. “He had a The college has built up great reputation.” between $20,000 and $25,000 Frances Thomas estab- in the endowment, largely lished the literary maga- through interest on the ini- zine, called The Round tial investment. Renova- Table, with her students in tions to the park are 1965. Ralph, who started at planned for the spring. the college in 1996, took the They will include improve- magazine over when she ments to the park’s front retired. Since leaving the walkway and more plant- college, Ralph said she has 2012h h ings along its front en- always supported him in Adopt a pet this Valentine’s Day! trance. his management of the Choose a best friend forever! h h Beverly Atwood, the col- magazine. Teresa’s Flowers lege’s chief business af- Atwood said many teach- h h fairs officer, said they have ers like to use the park for & Gifts a three-phase plan for im- classes. Ralph takes his h h proving the park; improv- classes to the park at least Come See Us For All ing the park’s entrance is once a semester, he said, Your Valentine’s Day h h the project’s first phase. In and encourages his stu- Teresa’s Juno Lucille Casper the second, they plan to add dents to use it on their own Flowers & Gifts! h Neutered (Spayed) h more plantings throughout time. 270-424-5141 Flowers & h Christian County Animal Shelter h the park. In phase three, “I like to take my stu- 2935 Russellville Road, Hwy. 68E, Hopkinsville • 270-887-4175 they want to add a walk- dents out there early in the 116 Hwy. 41, Crofton Gifts Hours: 10:30 a.m.-4:30 Tues.-Fri., 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Sat. way that runs through the semester,” Ralph said. “I h h park and into the rest of say, ‘If you have 15 minutes campus. They also want to between classes, instead of enhance the park’s lighting rapping with your friends and add a sprinkler sys- about nothing, how about Top Nailsn tem, she said. walking down to the park Atwood said the endow- and read a bit or do a little n ment’s money will cover writing?’ It is a great place We Have That Special Bottle of Wine Bring This Coupon the first phase, but they to get away from the hustle or Champagne For Your Valentine! for 10% OFF will need three or four and bustle of campus.” times that to fund the en- Valentine’s Discount! tire project. REACH DENNIS O’NEILat 270-887-3237 (All Services) “We hope that if we have or [email protected]. Carr’s Forty-One Gift Certificates Available for Valentine’s Day Gifts! (270) 887-9268 North Liquors Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun. 1 p.m.-5 p.m. 1140 North Main St., Hopkinsville • (270)886-0643 4000 Ft. 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BROOKS: Building on the family name FROM PAGE A1 mental in galvanizing the election of Hop- kinsville’s first female mayor and first “He hired minorities, there were female black sheriff. Brooks, in turn, got to know nurses, there were nutritionists and lab these people. technicians,” Brooks said. “Two of his “My mother would campaign and me and brothers were pharmacists and another my football friends would go door to door,” brother was a mortician. They had a lock on Brooks said. “Not that I had a choice.” anyone living, dying or needing medicine.” By the time Brooks was ready to run for Brooks’ father and uncle opened a loan office, he had generations of experience to office in Hopkinsville for minorities and pull from. later his father went to work for Phelps Dodge where he became the first black person to work in human resources for the A name with history company. Brooks grew up in Hopkinsville and at- Brooks’ grandfather on his mother’s tended Christian County High School. Inte- side owned a barbecue restaurant in Pad- gration had already made it’s way through ucah across from the city’s court house. the town and Brooks found himself playing Judges, lawyers and politicians would fre- quarterback on the football team. During quent the restaurant and his mother got to his time as quarterback the team won the know them. state championship in 1982. “My mother moved to Hopkinsville and “We were like family – we are at each got involved in politics,” Brooks said. “She other’s houses, our parents would cook for was the president and area director for the us, we were close knit and had each other’s National Association for the Advance- back,” Brooks said. “I was the only minor- ment of Colored People.” ity but it didn’t matter because they were Brooks’ mother, Nang Ping, also was a my friends.” field representative for then Congressman Carroll Hubbard. She also was instru- SEE BROOKS, PAGE A10 Storewide UP % SALE TO 40OFF One Week Only! Wed. 8th thru Wed. 15th Register for 2 Stadium Blankets to be given away
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COLUMNIST n Drop-out Shatter black age needs suicide myth he death of Don Cornelius, creator and host of “Soul Train,” brought two Tconflicting memories to mind: the weekly joy of that iconic program as a statewide defining feature of black American pop culture and the terrible pain inflicted on the surviving family and friends of those who commit suicide. standard Like countless other boomers, I feel as though I grew up with “Soul Train.” The old clips look like an amusing period piece A bill that would allow Kentucky’s local today, especially to our kids or grandkids school districts to raise the compulsory who wonder how any of us could have school attendance age to 18 was approved thought those “Saturday Night Fever” fash- Thursday by the Senate Education Com- ions were cool. mittee. But in the 1970s and beyond, “Soul Requiring children to stay in school to Train” defined cutting-edge cool. It became age 18 is the right thing to do for Kentucky the longest running syndicated show of its type on TV and, as Cornelius said every and its students. But this bill sponsored by VOICE OF THE PEOPLE n Sen. Jack Westwood, R-Erlanger, is the week, “the hippest trip in the galaxy.” wrong approach. The General Assembly Impact of the individual vote free and democratic society when But the hip trip finally came to an end a should instead adopt House Bill 216, which one of two Americans are in pover- few years ago on TV and, for Cornelius, amid reports in recent years of failing sets a statewide ty or could be considered low-in- under attack on many levels health. Police say he died in his Los Ange- standard for com- come. The problem is bigger than OUR OPINION n The Editor, New Era, les home of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. pulsory attendance. race and gender. We have a “people As a candidate for local offices That tragedy has special meaning in the It would raise the drop-out age in all dis- problem.” It has become increasing- more than once, I feel a need to re- ly apparent that many holding pub- African American community, which has tricts to 17 by July 1, 2016, and to 18 by July spond to your editorial on Feb. 1 en- long nourished a dangerous myth that 1, 2017. lic office are not doing a good job of titled “Candidates lacking for ener- creating policies and procedures black people don’t commit suicide. Kentucky has 176 public school districts. getic local races.” Although the low that accommodate the American It is a point of mythical ethnic pride that We should have one standard for all of turn-out of candidates is disap- dream of a job, home and some per- our ancestors found ways to persevere de- them rather than a scattered puzzle ap- pointing, we must come to under- sonal security for the majority of spite centuries of slavery, struggle and proach to embracing the philosophy that stand that the political landscape is our citizens. hardship. Black people created the blues, it every child should stay in school long under attack. Only a forceful effort by grass- is often said, because we didn’t have psy- enough to earn a high school diploma. No longer are local, state and na- roots people can protect our right to chotherapists. Supporters of the Senate’s local ap- tional elections driven by a citizen- influence the political process. Besides, as an old joke goes, we black peo- proach might argue it is a compromise in powered democracy. Policy-making, Every public official that did not re- ple don’t kill ourselves be- the debate about mandating school atten- multi-millionaires, wealthy conser- ceive a challenge can be challenged cause you can’t kill dance to age 18. We think it’s cop out. It’s vatives, have all but eliminated free- by an eligible citizen through a yourself by jumping out of also another example of kicking a decision dom of choice in the democratic process called recall. Let’s apply the a basement window. We can down the road. process. recall process to every local public only wish that were true. Yes, there is the problem of students The impact of our individual vote official that did not receive a chal- Although whites and Na- who become disruptive because they no is under attack locally, statewide lenger. Public officials should be tive Americans have the longer want to be in school, and that is the and nationally. Powerful barriers held accountable by having to prove highest suicide rates, ac- biggest argument against the requiring are put in the way when those with they are worthy of the public’s trust cording to the Centers for school attendance to age 18. It’s a debate money and power cannot win on during the electoral season. Disease Control, the black CLARENCE going on in many states. President Barack merit. You mentioned that democra- Together we have the power to suicide rate has been high PAGE n Obama,in his State of the Union address cy depends on honest elections sup- make a difference. Today is the day enough in recent years to ported by contested races and inter- last month, heightened the discussion and now the time. Recall every pub- claim one African Ameri- ested voters who cast ballots. Some with a call for all states to raise their drop- lic official. can every 4.5 hours. local officials have been in office I speak for the poor. No group is immune. By gender, non-His- out age to 18. long enough to gain absolute power. Twenty-six states, including Kentucky, Walter Shamble panic white and Native American men Absolute power corrupts absolutely. have the highest suicide rates, of about 25 require students to stay in school until We have reached a point in our Hopkinsville, Ky they turn 16. The remaining states require per 100,000. That’s more than four times the attendance to age 17 or 18, according to the rate of women in each racial group. It also National Conference on State Legislatures. THOUGHT OF THE DAY is more than twice the rate of black and Kentucky’s drop-out age was set in 1934. n Hispanic men, whose suicide rate of about 11 per 100,000 is five times that rate of black It’s time to set a higher standard. and Hispanic women. Asian-American Local control is often the best approach “Cautious, careful people always casting about men have a rate of about 9 per 100,000, to legislation, but in this situation, it slightly more than twice the rate of Asian- should apply to the ways that districts to preserve their reputation or social standards American women. adapt to a higher drop-out age. If the Yet the black suicide myth persists. “As a House bill passes, local districts will have never can bring about reform. Those who are mental-health advocate, over the years I’ve four years to plan local approaches to help- heard variations of the ‘black people don’t ing students stay in school longer. Local commit suicide’ meme,” wrote Bassey Ikpi districts will need to develop programs really in earnest are willing to be anything or at the black-oriented website The Root after that address the unique needs of students Cornelius’ death. “Yesterday the chorus who do not succeed in traditional class- nothing in the world’s estimation, and publicly was deafening. People went so far as to cre- room settings. Vocational programs and ate elaborate conspiracy theories rather non-traditional high school schedules will than accept what could be a simple truth — address many of the problems created by and privately, in season and out, avow their that Cornelius had taken his own life.” students who struggle in conventional I share her sense of frustration. I sud- school settings. sympathies with despised ideas and their denly became an expert because of a per- Kentucky should adopt a statewide stan- sonal tragedy, as many Chicagoans know. dard for compulsory attendance to 18. And Back in May 1984, suicide ended the life local districts should create the best pro- advocates, and bear the consequences.” and career of Leanita McClain, an award- grams to meet the needs of students. winning Chicago Tribune columnist and Susan B. Anthony ghetto-to-Gold-Coast success story. She was also my former wife. She killed Kentucky New Era editorials are the consensus Leader of suffrage movement for American women (1820-1906) herself with an overdose of prescribed opinion of the editorial board, which meets every pills two years after our divorce. Her up- week and includes Publisher Taylor W. Hayes, Opin- ward career trajectory, like our marriage, ion Editor Jennifer P. Brown and Editor Eli Pace. was stopped only by the furies of her re- lentless depression. “Happiness is a private club that will not let me enter,” she wrote in her “generic sui- WRITE US cide note.” n It is not hard, although it is not pain-free Have an opinion? We would like to hear from you. We either, for me to imagine that Don Cor- invite you to write us. Letters submitted for publica- nelius could have written the same mes- sage. Suicides inflict a terrible cruelty on tion should include the signature, street address and the survivors. Everyone asks “why?” and daytime phone number of the writer. there are no easy answers. I was surprised by how many of my friends came forth to Address: share stories of their loved ones who had Kentucky New Era ended their own lives or come close to it in Voice of the People their severe depression. I was shocked by P.O. Box 729 how common such illnesses can be, regard- Hopkinsville, KY 42241 less of race or community background. Fax: 270-887-3222 I also learned about guilt. People feel guilty if they failed to get help for their lost E-mail: [email protected] loved one, a counselor told me, and they feel guilty if they did get help and the loved Publication of the writer’s name is required. Clear, leg- one killed themselves anyway. It is best to ible letters of 350 words or less on a community issue seek the help. Whether you believe it or not, or a single subject of general interest are most likely you have too much to lose. to be published. The New Era reserves the right to edit, condense or reject letters. CLARENCE PAGE’Semail address is [email protected]. His column is
TODAY IN HISTORY n Today is Monday, Feb. 6, the 37th day of 2012. In 1912, Adolf Hitler’s longtime companion, Eva dent Hubert Humphrey. Five years ago: Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Ma- There are 329 days left in the year. Braun, was born in Munich. In 1987, Wall Street Journal reporter Gerald Seib liki complained that the long-awaited Baghdad On this date: In 1922, Cardinal Archille Ratti was elected was released after being detained six days by Iran, security operation was off to a slow start, but he al- In 1778, the United States won official recogni- pope; he took the name Pius XI. accused of being a spy for Israel; Iran said the de- so reassured Iraqis that security forces would live tion from France with the signing of a Treaty of Al- In 1933, the 20th Amendment to the Constitu- tention was a result of misunderstandings. up to their responsibilities. Singer Frankie Laine liance in Paris. tion, the so-called “lame duck” amendment, was In 1992, 16 people were killed when a C-130 died in San Diego at age 93. In 1788, Massachusetts became the sixth state proclaimed in effect by Secretary of State Henry military transport plane crashed in Evansville, Ind. One year ago: Egypt’s vice president met with to ratify the U.S. Constitution. Stimson. Ten years ago: A federal judge in Alexandria, the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood and other op- In 1862, during the Civil War, Fort Henry in Ten- In 1959, the United States successfully test-fired Va., ordered John Walker Lindh, the so-called position groups and offered sweeping conces- nessee fell to Union forces. for the first time a Titan intercontinental ballistic “American Taliban,” held without bail pending trial. sions, including granting press freedom and In 1899, a peace treaty between the United missile from Cape Canaveral. Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II reached a bittersweet rolling back police powers in the government’s lat- States and Spain was ratified by the U.S. Senate. In 1978, Muriel Humphrey took the oath of of- milestone, somberly marking 50 years as monarch est attempt to end two weeks of upheaval. The In 1911, Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th presi- fice as a United States senator from Minnesota, fill- on the anniversary of the death of her father, King Green Bay Packers won Super Bowl XLV, defeating dent of the United States, was born in Tampico, Ill. ing the seat of her late husband, former Vice Presi- George VI. the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25. COMMUNITY SCRAPBOOK
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District Governor’s Cup Champions Students from Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic School recently competed in the District Gover- nor’s Cup Competition. They won first place in Future Problem Solving and Composition and 2nd place in Quick Recall. The students placed 2nd in the district and will compete at the regional competition in Madisonville. Pictured from left to right: Lynne Hensley (sponsor), Nathan Tillman, Jordan Kelly, Rebekah Holmes, Rochelle Dickerson (sponsor). In the back row are Sam Wilkins, George Boyd, Christopher Pape, Christian Barefield, and Austin Stevens.
Family celebrates five generations In November when Thomas Lee Larimore III was born, a local family grew to include five generations. The family gathered for a picture on Jan. 30. Thomas is being held by his great-grandmother Elista Bock, of Elkton. Great-great-grandfather Gaither Addi- son, of Trenton, is seated. Grandmother Donna Herdman, of Fairmont, W. Va., stands next to the new father, Tommy Larimore, Trenton.
Mathbee Thirty- six third grade students (left) from across Christian County participated in the first- ever math bee Jan. 28 at Holiday Elementary School. The winners (above, from left) were Lexie Salvaterra, 3rd place from Millbroke Elementary, Serenity Shemwell, 2nd place Mill- brooke Elementary School and Joshua Snorton, 1st place from Belmont.
JAMFEST winners The Christian County Special Olympics Cheerleaders participated in the JAMFEST Cheer Senior Recognition for Hopkinsville High School Swim Team and Dance Competition in Nashville, Tenn., on Jan. 28. The cheerleaders won a large tro- phy and each received a medal. Members of the team and their coaches are (from left) Swim Coach, Keith Marquess recognized three Seniors on Jan. 17 during their last home meet of the year. Escorted by their par- Keona Williams and Nicole Wilson, Coaches, Kara Gulledge, Leslie Cisco, Dan Queal, Brit- ents (from left) are Joseph Pepper, Nick Montejos and Nicki Shouse. HHS took first place against Owensboro. Congratulations tney Carroll, Bethany Cartwright, Ashley Kendrick, and Sabrina Wood, Coach. Not pic- and best wishes to these Seniors. tured are Susan Joiner and Matthew Miller.
CCHS Academic Team The Christian County High School academic team competed Jan. 28. Students who placed are (from left) Ms. Denise Young (coach), David Efird 4th place social studies, Joshua Hodges 4th place science, Bridgitte Waldrop 1st place Governor’s Champ for language arts, Kristen Yoho 3rd place writing, Ms. Jennifer Jordan (coach). A10 Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 6-7, 2012 | FROM THE FRONT/FROM PAGE A7 | www.kentuckynewera.com
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FROM PAGE A1 A search team was called out to the area Miller said there are a few possible motives adventure you’ll around midnight Friday to look for evidence for the shooting that are still being investi- Deputies responding to a call Friday night in the surrounding fields, Miller said. gated but he declined to elaborate on them at ever know about a man lying in the road found Vincent Both Goslyns are listed as having a Fort this time. DEAR REV. GRAHAM: I Goslyn’s body roughly a quarter mile from a Campbell address. According to Jessie “Even though we have two arrests, we still have several Christian parked van, according to Miller. Goslyn’s Facebook page, the two have been have a case to work so we’re not releasing a friends, but to be honest they Miller confirmed Sunday that police re- married since July 13, 2005. There is also a lot of specifics about details right now,” live kind of dull lives. They ceived multiple 911 calls about the shooting, Facebook photo album titled “My Babies” Miller said, adding that more information say I need to become a Chris- tian, but I can’t get very ex- and one of those calls was made by Jessie with pictures of three young children. Miller would be made available as the investigation Goslyn. said the couple does have children, but he was cited about it, frankly. Am I wraps up. After her husband had been pronounced unsure how many and didn’t know their ages. missing something? — K.W. dead by Coroner Dorris Lamb, Jessie Goslyn He said Fort Campbell is in charge of making DEAR K.W.: Yes, you’re was seen kneeling by a ditch while she vom- arrangements for the couple’s children. New Era staff writers Benjamin Joubert and missing something very im- ited and cried. The Hopkinsville Police Department and Dave Boucher contributed to this report. portant: You’re missing the joy and peace that come Miller said he was unsure how many times Kentucky State Police are assisting the sher- from know- Vincent Goslyn had been shot. iff’s office with the investigation. REACH ELI PACE at 270-881-7088 or [email protected]. MY ing God in a personal ANSWER way. You also are DON’T IGNORE the missing the hope HEARING LOSS and WARNING SIGNS that comes 1. Difficulty hearing in noisy situations, like from know- restaurants. ing that someday DEMENTIA LINKED 2. Trouble understanding women’s and you will be If hearing loss goes untreated, a condition called “auditory children’s voices. in God’s deprivation” occurs, this has been confirmed by scientific studies. 3. Often ask people to repeat themselves. presence Seniors with hearing loss are significantly more likely to develop forever. dementia over time than those who retain their hearing, a study by Johns If you’ve experienced any of the above, But I’m BILLY afraid your Hopkins and National Institute on Aging researchers suggests. The WARNING get your hearing tested immediately. GRAHAM n friends are findings, the researchers say, could lead to new ways to combat missing dementia, a condition that affects millions of people worldwide. something, too! God doesn’t Although the reason for the link between the two want us to live dull, cheer- conditions is unknown, the investigators suggest that a common less lives, but lives of joy and pathology may underlie both or that the strain of decoding sounds over expectancy. Think of it: When we know Christ and the years may overwhelm the brains of people with hearing loss, leaving follow Him, He is with us them more vulnerable to dementia. They also speculate that hearing loss every moment of the day, could lead to dementia by making individuals more socially isolated, a and we are now part of known risk factor for dementia and other cognitive disorders. God’s family. Why shouldn’t But there’s good news! Whatever the cause, the scientists report, we be joyous? their finding may offer a starting point for interventions even as simple as Does this mean God wants us to ignore the suffering of hearing aids - that could delay or prevent dementia by improving others, or that He doesn’t patients’ hearing. care if we live self-centered lives that ignore God’s com- mand for us to turn our backs on sin? No, of course not. But when we know Christ is with us, we experi- ence a deeper joy — a joy that isn’t dependent on our Offer expires outward circumstances. 2-21-12 Don’t let the shortcomings of a few keep you from Christ. 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Later, Brady put together a run New York INDIANAPOLIS — Eli Manning and of 16 completions in a row, breaking Giants the Giants one-upped Tom Brady and another Super Bowl mark. quarterback the Patriots again, coming But in the end, it was Eli Manning reason to be back with a last-minute “It’s been a Manning — the winner of holds the touchdown to beat New his second MVP award — Vince England 21-17 Sunday night who directed the nine-play, Lombardi full of pride for New York’s fourth wild game, a 88-yard drive that put New Trophy after Super Bowl title. York ahead. Super Bowl or the second weekend in a It was a rematch of the wild season.” “It’s been a wild game, a XLVI against row, I was holding my chair 2008 NFL championship, wild season,” Manning the New Fdown watching the LSU when Manning led New said. England Tigers play basketball on televi- York past New England to Eli Manning Ahmad Bradshaw Patriots sion. ruin the Patriots’ bid for a Super Bowl XLVI MVP n capped the winning drive Sunday in Unlike last weekend when the perfect season. with a 6-yard run up the Indianapolis. announcer reported that former This was the first Super middle. He wanted to stop The Giants Christian County High School Bowl with two starting at the 1-yard line but fell backward won 21-17. star Anthony Hickey Jr. led Hop- quarterbacks who previously won the into the end zone. kinsville to the Class 5-A state big game’s MVP award — and they basketball championship in Ken- took turns being brilliant. Manning SEE BOWL, PAGE B3 tucky, Joe Dean Jr. got Hickey’s statistics right on Saturday. Hickey scored 12 points and had FROM THE a key basket late TRIGG COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME in the game that BLEACHERS helped the Tigers knock off Arkansas Satur- day in Baton Rouge. Former Wildcats come home Although he may not be on the “Dean’s List” for the Southeastern Burnett, 9 others inducted Conference’s top five freshmen this JOE KEITH JENKINS | season, the for- KENTUCKY NEW ERA mer Kentucky Mr. WILSON n Former Trigg into Trigg County HOF Basketball is hav- County High ing a terrific sea- School boys’ BY KEITH JENKINS son for LSU. He is averaging 9.7 basketball coach NEW ERA ASSISTANT SPORT EDITOR points, four assists, 3.8 rebounds Duke Burnett and leads the SEC in steals with addresses the Duke Burnett couldn’t have possibly known what he was walking 2.2 per game. audience during into when he accepted the position of head boys’ basketball coach at And Hickey is just one of sev- his acceptance Trigg County High School in 1959. eral former Colonels enjoying a speech at the The Wildcats were bad, their gymnasium was even worse and race successful season in Division-I Second relations in Cadiz weren’t exactly conducive to creating a winning at- basketball. Annual Trigg mosphere. Hickey’s former teammate, County High To make matters Donovan Kates, is a junior for School Hall of worse for Burnett, in Manhattan University. Kates is Fame Induction only his second season playing 16.5 minutes per game Ceremony and at Trigg, both the and averaging just more than Banquet school and the gym five points per contest. Manhat- Saturday inside burned to the ground tan, who is coached by former the school’s in the summer of 1960. Kentucky walk-on Steve cafeteria. Not only was Bur- Masiello, is 17-8 overall and are a Meanwhile, nett’s team bad, he game behind Iona for first place members of the now lacked the neces- and a half-game behind Loyola, 2012 induction sary facilities to help Md., for third place in the Metro class (right) them improve. Atlantic Athletic Conference. assemble for a Burnett moved his Another former Colonel, group photo practices to a local Corey Wilford, who scored a ca- following the warehouse and Trigg played all of their games on the road at Hop- reer-high 16 points in a 75-72 loss ceremony. kinsville and Christian County high schools. to Tennessee State Saturday “Of course the school burned, and we had a small gym,” said Bur- night. He also had 15 points last nett, who along with nine other former Wildcats, was honored at the week against Murray State. Second Annual Trigg County High School Athletic Hall of Fame In- Wilford is a junior-college duction Ceremony and Banquet Saturday night inside the school’s transfer for the Red Hawks. He cafeteria. “We had a very little following. Of course the team wasn’t has connected on 11 of 12 free throw attempts and is shooting SEE TRIGG, PAGE B3 nearly 40 percent from 3-point range. But those are just the former Christian County stars. Heritage Christian Academy alum John Fraley exploded for 31 points and 17 rebounds for HHS, Lady Blazers set for showdown Austin Peay Thursday night. He is quickly becoming the heart- FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS row for Hopkinsville, which trav- beat of a Governors’ squad, els to face UHA at 7:30 p.m. Tues- which needs a true leader head- The Hopkinsville Lady Tigers day. ing down the stretch. The 6-foot-9 and University Heights Academy Meanwhile, the Lady Blazers senior is averaging 12.8 points Lady Blazers tuned up for their broke open a close game at Lyon and 9.7 rebounds this season. Tuesday night District 8 basket- County Saturday by outscoring Former University Heights ball showdown by picking up the Lady Lyons 16-9 and went on Academy star TyShwan Ed- wins Saturday af- to win 49-40. mondson also averages 12.8 ternoon. DeNayia Holmes scored 19 points per game for the Gover- Hopkinsville points and Dannika Prater added nors. He also is averaging 3.5 re- used a hot shoot- 12 for the Lady Blazers, who im- bounds and two assists per ing first half to proved to 18-3 on the season. game. turn back visiting Hopkinsville beat UHA 70-59 in I can’t help but have a huge Livingston Cen- December at Tiger Gym. The sense of pride every time these tral 69-51 to im- Lady Blazers can lock up the No. players are shown on television prove to 21-4 on 2 seed in the district tournament and the announcer says, “From the season. Soldo with a victory. However, a Hop- Hopkinsville, Ky.” The Lady Tigers kinsville victory would send the But you would think that led 23-11 after one quarter and Lady Blazers into a tie for second someone would notice that Hop- opened up a 44-19 lead at halftime. place with Christian County. A kinsville is a hotbed of basket- Christy Soldo led four Hop- coin flip would have to be used to ball talent. Wouldn’t it be nice if kinsville players in double fig- decide the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds. an announcer somewhere would ures with 18 points. Haley Cook Fort Campbell is the No. 4 seed. say, “Hickey is from Hop- had 15, Madison Duvall added 14 Hopkinsville wrapped up the TODD GRIFFIN | TIMES LEADER kinsville, Ky., the same small and J’Lynn Majors provided 13. University Heights Academy’s Cache Richardson (44) scores against Lyon Coun- The victory was the fourth in a SEE SHOWDOWN, PAGE B3 ty Saturday in Eddyville. SEE BLEACHERS, PAGE B3
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SCOREBOARD n COLLEGE BASKETBALL n NFL SPORTS FORECAST Playoff Glance Wild-card Playoffs TUESDAY Saturday, Jan. 7 High School Basketball Houston 31, Cincinnati 10 Hopkinsville at UHA (G) New Orleans 45, Detroit 28 Sunday, Jan. 8 Calloway Co. at Christian Co. (G) New York Giants 24, Atlanta 2 Hopkins Co. Cent. at Fort Campbell (G) Denver 29, Pittsburgh 23, OT Hopkinsville at Muhlenberg Co. (B) Divisional Playoffs Hopkins Co. Cent. at Caldwell Co. (B) Saturday, Jan. 14 Trigg Co. at Dawson Springs (B) San Francisco 36, New Orleans 32 Christian Co. at Apollo (B) New England 45, Denver 10 HCA at North Hardin (G/B) Sunday, Jan. 15 College Basketball Baltimore 20, Houston 13 Kentucky at Florida, 6 p.m. N.Y. Giants 37, Green Bay 20 Conference Championships Sunday, Jan. 22 LSU 71, Arkansas 65 Riverside Prep Showcase Tournament New England 23, Baltimore 20 Louisiana-Lafayette 83, Troy 78 Breathitt Co. 70, Garrard Co. 28 N.Y. Giants 20, San Francisco 17, OT Louisville 78, Rutgers 66 Elliott Co. 82, Jackson City 78 Pro Bowl MVSU 70, Alabama St. 58 Greenup Co. 57, Clinton Co. 37 Sunday, Jan. 29 Md.-Eastern Shore 78, Howard 65 Jackson Co. 61, Owsley Co. 51 At Honolulu Memphis 72, Xavier 68 Oldham Co. 66, Letcher County Central 52 AFC 59, NFC 41 Mercer 61, SC-Upstate 47 GIRLS BASKETBALL Super Bowl Mississippi St. 91, Auburn 88 Adair Co. 46, LaRue Co. 43 Sunday, Feb. 5 Murray St. 65, UT-Martin 58 Anderson Co. 57, Lou. Christian Academy 45 Augusta 67, Cov. Latin 24 At Indianapolis NC Central 78, Florida A&M 61 Bellevue 59, Williamstown 55 NC State 87, Wake Forest 76 N.Y. Giants 21, New England 17 Bourbon Co. 81, Paris 32 Nicholls St. 96, Texas St. 75 Boyd Co. 57, East Carter 48 North Carolina 83, Maryland 74 NBA Bracken Co. 61, West Jessamine 43 North Florida 99, Stetson 96 Campbell Co. 49, George Rogers Clark 45, OT At A Glance Northwestern St. 82, Texas A&M-CC 68 By The Associated Press Carlisle Co. 67, Community Christian (Padu- Presbyterian 69, Campbell 67 cah) 46 All Times CST Sam Houston St. 57, SE Louisiana 55 Collins 56, North Oldham 27 EASTERN CONFERENCE Samford 66, Wofford 61, OT Conner 70, Cov. Holy Cross 53 Atlantic W L Pct GB Savannah St. 73, SC State 60 Dayton 59, Silver Grove 37 Philadelphia 17 7 .708 — Southern U. 57, Grambling St. 53 Deming 41, Lex. Sayre 38 Boston 13 10 .565 3 1/2 Tennessee 73, Georgia 62 East Ridge 50, Grundy, Va. 44 New York 9 15 .375 8 Tennessee Tech 76, Jacksonville St. 68 Fleming Co. 60, Harrison Co. 44 New Jersey 8 17 .320 9 1/2 Tulane 75, Houston 54 Frankfort 68, Bullitt East 48 Toronto 8 17 .320 9 1/2 UNC Asheville 65, Liberty 51 Grayson Co. 63, Edmonson Co. 32 Southeast W L Pct GB UNC Wilmington 81, William & Mary 68 Hancock Co. 71, Cannelton, Ind. 44 Miami 18 6 .750 — VCU 59, Northeastern 56 Henderson Co. 73, Calloway Co. 55 Atlanta 16 8 .667 2 VMI 86, Winthrop 79 Hopkinsville 59, Livingston Central 51 Orlando 15 9 .625 3 Virginia Tech 67, Clemson 65 Jackson City 63, Jackson Co. 44 Washington 4 20 .167 14 W. Kentucky 75, South Alabama 66 Kansas Deaf, Kan. 43, Ky. School for the Deaf 9 ASSOCIATD PRESS Charlotte 3 21 .125 15 MIDWEST Knox Central 70, Barbourville 58 Central W L Pct GB Akron 77, E. Michigan 47 Kentucky’s Anthony Davis (23) dunks against South Carolina on Saturday in Columbia, S.C. Lawrence Co. 76, Elliott Co. 57 Chicago 20 6 .769 — Bowling Green 65, N. Illinois 40 Buffalo 72, Toledo 65 Letcher County Central 67, Estill Co. 37 Indiana 16 7 .696 2 1/2 Lewis Co. 68, Bath Co. 57 Cincinnati 74, DePaul 66 Milwaukee 10 13 .435 8 1/2 Lex. Lafayette 48, Lex. Tates Creek 42 Detroit 65, Butler 61 Cleveland 9 13 .409 9 Lex. Paul Dunbar 78, Lex. Christian 36 Detroit 6 20 .231 14 IUPUI 66, IPFW 63 Lou. Portland Christian 35, Christian Fel- Davis powers Kentucky WESTERN CONFERENCE Illinois St. 78, Bradley 48 lowship 16 Southwest W L Pct GB Indiana 78, Purdue 61 Ludlow 42, Lou. Shawnee 25 San Antonio 16 9 .640 — Iowa 77, Penn St. 64 Lynn Camp 43, Wolfe Co. 23 COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Anthony Davis made his first nine shots, fin- Kansas St. 64, Texas A&M 53 Dallas 14 11 .560 2 Madison Central 54, Ashland Blazer 47 Kent St. 78, W. Michigan 73, OT Davis couldn’t believe all the Kentucky ishing 9 of 10, and added two steals. Houston 13 11 .542 2 1/2 Magoffin Co. 79, Allen Central 44 Miami (Ohio) 59, Ball St. 53 Memphis 12 12 .500 3 1/2 Marion Co. 73, Washington Co. 31 blue he saw around South Carolina’s Davis, who sat for long stretches of Milwaukee 81, Green Bay 75 New Orleans 4 20 .167 11 1/2 Marshall Co. 41, Murray 39 home court, so he and the No. 1 Wild- Missouri St. 57, Drake 39 McCreary Central 77, Pineville 53 the second half, got back in the game Northwest W L Pct GB Morehead St. 56, E. Illinois 55 McLean Co. 53, New Harmony, Ind. 47 cats put on a performance that with about 6 minutes to go and looked Oklahoma City 18 5 .783 — N. Iowa 65, Creighton 62 Meade Co. 72, Frederick Fraize 12 would’ve drawn several standing ova- Denver 15 9 .625 3 1/2 NJIT 73, Chicago St. 64 Mercer Co. 62, Burgin 43 a s Utah 13 9 .591 4 1/2 Notre Dame 76, Marquette 59 Montgomery Co. 56, Franklin Co. 55 tions at Rupp Arena. Kentucky(86) t h o u g h Portland 14 10 .583 4 1/2 Monticello 52, Clinton Co. 42 Oakland 74, W. Illinois 70, 2OT Davis had 22 points, eight rebounds Player FG FGA FT TP Minnesota 12 12 .500 6 1/2 Morgan Co. 61, Johnson Central 47 h e Ohio 68, Cent. Michigan 42 Jones 5 10 6 16 Pacific W L Pct GB Ohio St. 58, Wisconsin 52 Muhlenberg County 60, Breckinridge Co. 49 and eight blocks to lead top-ranked m i g h t L.A. Clippers 14 7 .667 — North Bullitt 53, Lou. Atherton 31 Kidd-Gilchrist 2 737 Oral Roberts 85, N. Dakota St. 76 Kentucky to its Davis 9 10 4 22 L.A. Lakers 14 10 .583 1 1/2 S. Dakota St. 66, S. Utah 56 North Hardin 98, Fort Knox 21 have a 15th straight Lamb 6 7318 Phoenix 9 14 .391 6 S. Illinois 53, Evansville 52 Notre Dame 85, Scott 52 Teague 2 604ch a n c e Golden State 8 13 .381 6 SIU-Edwardsville 80, E. Kentucky 74 Ohio Co. 72, Hopkins Co. Central 42 victory, 86-52, Owen Co. 63, Carroll Co. 22 Miller 2 505at the Sacramento 8 15 .348 7 Saint Louis 58, Dayton 50 Kentucky Pendleton Co. 50, Mason Co. 36 over the Game- Beckham 0 100 Saturday South Dakota 79, UMKC 63 p r o - Perry Co. Central 86, Pike Co. Central 55 Vargas 1 202 Philadelphia 98, Atlanta 87 Valparaiso 63, Wright St. 54 cocks on Satur- Powell Co. 57, Menifee Co. 47 Wiltjer 5 14 0 12 g r a m ’s Orlando 85, Indiana 81 SOUTHWEST Raceland 55, Greenup Co. 40 at Florida day night. L.A. Clippers 107, Washington 81 Ark.-Pine Bluff 81, Alabama A&M 75 Totals 32 62 16 86 second- Ryle 57, Clay Co. 53 Doron Lamb South Carolina (52) Cleveland 91, Dallas 88 Baylor 64, Oklahoma St. 60 Shelby Co. 66, Western Hills 57 When:Tuesday e v e r Detroit 89, New Orleans 87 Iowa St. 77, Oklahoma 70 Simon Kenton 53, Newport Central Catholic 45 Where:Gainesville, Fla. had 18 points, Player FG FGA FT TP New York 99, New Jersey 92 Lamar 80, UTSA 66 South Laurel 46, Casey Co. 30 Terrence Jones Gill 3 8210 t r i p l e Minnesota 100, Houston 91 Texas 74, Texas Tech 57 South Oldham 59, Cooper 40 Time: 6 p.m. Cooke 2 905double. San Antonio 107, Oklahoma City 96 Texas-Arlington 69, Cent. Arkansas 61 Southwestern 47, Somerset 39 On the air:TV: ESPN, 16 and the Wild- Harris 2 415 Chicago 113, Milwaukee 90 Texas-Pan American 70, North Dakota 58 St. Henry 57, Bishop Brossart 51 cats (23-1) shot Ellington 1 903B u t Phoenix 95, Charlotte 89 Tulsa 79, Marshall 70 Taylor Co. 49, Boyle Co. 40 6 p.m.; Radio: WHOP- Leonard 7 16 1 19 when he UAB 61, UTEP 60 University Heights 49, Lyon Co. 40 51.6 percent as Williams 1 203 Utah 96, L.A. Lakers 87 FM (98.7)/WKDZ-FM took a Sacramento 114, Golden State 106, OT UALR 70, Louisiana-Monroe 66 Villa Madonna 42, Lou. Ky. Country Day 26 (106.5), 4:30 p.m. they moved to 9- Richardson 0 100 Portland 117, Denver 97 UCF 59, SMU 52 Walton-Verona 71, Highlands 55 0 in the South- Smith 1 302h a r d Sunday Utah Valley 68, Houston Baptist 66 Wayne Co. 78, Madison Southern 59 Jackson 1 402 Webster Co. 54, Apollo 39 spill on Boston 98, Memphis 80 FAR WEST e a s t e r n Slawson 0 111 Arizona 56, Stanford 43 Cougar Classic Geathers 0 222 Miami 95, Toronto 89 Cincinnati Christian, Ohio 57, Calvary Chris- Conference for a colli- California 68, Arizona St. 47 Totals 18 59 7 52 Today tian 44 the first time in s i o n L.A. Clippers at Orlando, 6 p.m. Colorado St. 67, Air Force 49 Denver 75, Middle Tennessee 60 Newport 63, Muncie South, Ind. 36 Toronto at Washington, 6 p.m. seven years in 3-Point Goals—Kentucky 6-14 (Lamb 3-3, Wiltjer 2-4, with An- New Mexico 65, Boise St. 49 Riverside Prep Showcase L.A. Lakers at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Breathitt Co. 56, Clintwood, Va. 34 Miller 1-3, Jones 0-1, Kidd-Gilchrist 0-1, Teague 0-2), South Oregon St. 76, Utah 58 what coach t h o n y Phoenix at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Carolina 9-20 (Leonard 4-8, Gill 2-2, Williams 1-1, Cooke 1- Portland St. 76, N. Arizona 65 Chicago at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. John Calipari 4, Ellington 1-5). Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Ken- G i l l , San Diego 70, Santa Clara 65 NHL Utah at New York, 6:30 p.m. At A Glance tucky 41 (Davis 8), South Carolina 30 (Harris 6). UCLA 63, Washington St. 60 said was his Calipari All Times CST Assists_Kentucky 17 (Jones, Miller 4), South Carolina 10 Sacramento at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Weber St. 93, N. Colorado 81 team’s best performance this season. EASTERN CONFERENCE (Ellington 3). Total Fouls_Kentucky 13, South Carolina 16. took his San Antonio at Memphis, 7 p.m. Wyoming 68, UNLV 66 Atlantic Division “It didn’t matter who we played, some- A_16,527. Houston at Denver, 8 p.m. No. 10 MURRAY ST. 65, UT-MARTIN 58 p r i z e d GP WLOT P GF GA Oklahoma City at Portland, 9 p.m. MURRAY ST. (23-0) body was losing by 30,” Calipari said. N.Y. Rangers50 33 12 5 71 141 102 f r e s h - Daniel 1-4 0-0 2, Canaan 4-12 3-3 11, Mushatt Scoring by halves: Philadelphia 52 30 16 6 66 173 156 Davis, the 6-foot-10 freshman, was a 5-6 1-2 11, Poole 1-7 4-5 6, Long 5-10 1-2 11, Wil- Kentucky 52 34 — 86 man out COLLEGE BASKETBALL Pittsburgh 53 30 19 4 64 161 138 College Basketball Schedule son 2-5 0-0 5, Jackson 3-6 1-2 9, Garrett 1-2 0-1 2, big reason why. He finished several South Carolina 35 17 — 52 New Jersey 52 30 19 3 63 149 148 for good All Times CST Aska 3-7 2-2 8. Totals 25-59 12-17 65. N.Y. Islanders5121 22 8 50 125 150 alley-oops in the first half as Kentucky Today to the UT-MARTIN (3-22) Northeast Division EAST opened 52-25 lead and was there to swat Liabo 2-17 3-4 8, Minor 0-6 0-0 0, Washington GP WLOT P GF GA applause Boston U. at Albany (NY), 6 p.m. 2-3 0-0 4, D. Smith 9-17 5-6 24, M. Taylor 6-10 2- Boston 51 33 16 2 68 180 111 away several shots by the Gamecocks, Vermont at Maine, 6 p.m. of several thousand Wildcats fans. 4 14, Love 0-1 0-0 0, Richardson 0-0 0-0 0, King Ottawa 55 27 21 7 61 161 171 Stony Brook at New Hampshire, 6 p.m. who made only nine field goals in the 1-6 0-0 2, Maclin 3-6 0-1 6. Totals 23-66 10-15 58. Toronto 52 27 19 6 60 161 152 Calipari was talked into putting his SOUTH opening period. Halftime—Murray St. 37-28. 3-Point Goals— Buffalo 52 22 24 6 50 126 154 Wofford at Davidson, 6 p.m. star back in to try and match Chris Murray St. 3-17 (Jackson 2-4, Wilson 1-3, Poole Montreal 53 20 24 9 49 137 145 Davis said the Wildcats got a fast Appalachian St. at Elon, 6 p.m. 0-3, Long 0-3, Canaan 0-4), UT-Martin 2-15 (D. Mills’ feat — he had 19 points, 10 re- Southeast Division boost by Kentucky’s fans, who made up Stetson at Jacksonville, 6 p.m. Smith 1-1, Liabo 1-8, Love 0-1, Minor 0-1, King GP WLOT P GF GA bounds and 10 assists against Austin SC-Upstate at Kennesaw St., 6 p.m. 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Murray St. Florida 51 24 16 11 59 131 145 at least half the 16,527 who turned out UConn at Louisville, 6 p.m. 39 (Mushatt 9), UT-Martin 47 (D. Smith 11). As- Washington 52 27 21 4 58 145 149 at the Colonial Life Arena. Peay in 1988 — and did not hesitate ETSU at Mercer, 6 p.m. sists—Murray St. 11 (Canaan 5), UT-Martin 15 Winnipeg 54 24 24 6 54 129 150 yanking Davis when he crash landed. Florida Gulf Coast at North Florida, 6 p.m. (Liabo 6). Total Fouls—Murray St. 16, UT-Mar- Tampa Bay 51 23 23 5 51 147 173 “I’m not used to this,” Davis said. “I NC Central at Bethune-Cookman, 6:30 p.m. tin 19. A—4,700. Carolina 54 20 25 9 49 137 165 thought, ‘It feels like a home game in “Do you care about that?” Calipari Hampton at Delaware St., 6:30 p.m. LOUISVILLE 78, RUTGERS 66 WESTERN CONFERENCE asked Davis about a triple-double. The NC A&T at Florida A&M, 6:30 p.m. RUTGERS (12-12) Central Division here.’” Furman at Georgia Southern, 6:30 p.m. Miller 2-4 2-2 8, Biruta 1-4 3-4 5, Randall 0-2 0- GP WLOT P GF GA If Kentucky keeps playing like this, freshman shook his head no. Norfolk St. at Md.-Eastern Shore, 6:30 p.m. 0 0, Seagears 3-10 0-0 7, Carter 9-17 3-3 24, Mack Detroit 53 35 16 2 72 171 126 “Yes he does,” Calipari cracked to the Howard at Morgan St., 6:30 p.m. 3-6 0-0 9, Poole 4-12 0-0 9, Johnson 2-4 0-0 4, Jack Nashville 53 32 17 4 68 149 136 expect the team’s fans to turn out on the Longwood at SC State, 6:30 p.m. 0-0 0-0 0, Lewis 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 24-59 8-9 66. St. Louis 51 30 14 7 67 126 105 road even more than they already do. media. Austin Peay at Belmont, 7 p.m. LOUISVILLE (18-5) Chicago 53 29 17 7 65 169 158 Texas A&M-CC at Savannah St., 7 p.m. Kuric 3-11 5-6 14, Behanan 11-12 1-3 23, Dieng Columbus 52 14 32 6 34 120 174 Southern U. at Jackson St., 7:30 p.m. 3-5 2-2 8, Siva 3-5 4-6 10, C. Smith 1-5 6-7 8, Northwest Division Alabama A&M at MVSU, 7:30 p.m. Nunez 0-0 0-0 0, R. Smith 3-9 5-6 12, Price 0-0 0- GP WLOT P GF GA Alcorn St. at Grambling St., 8 p.m. 0 0, Swopshire 0-1 1-2 1, Justice 0-0 0-0 0, Ware Vancouver 52 32 15 5 69 167 130 MIDWEST 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 25-51 24-32 78. Minnesota 52 25 19 8 58 121 133 Marquette at DePaul, 8 p.m. Halftime—Louisville 41-36. 3-Point Goals— Colorado 54 26 25 3 55 135 151 SOUTHWEST Rutgers 10-25 (Mack 3-6, Carter 3-9, Miller 2-4, Calgary 52 24 22 6 54 124 141 Missouri at Oklahoma, 6 p.m. Seagears 1-3, Poole 1-3), Louisville 4-18 (Kuric 3- Edmonton 52 21 26 5 47 138 152 Alabama St. at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 7:30 p.m. Louisville, 9, R. Smith 1-4, Behanan 0-1, Siva 0-1, C. Smith Pacific Division Texas at Texas A&M, 8 p.m. 0-3). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Rutgers 25 GP WLOT P GF GA FAR WEST (Carter 6), Louisville 40 (C. Smith 13). Assists— San Jose 50 29 15 6 64 145 117 Idaho St. at Montana, 8 p.m. Rutgers 12 (Seagears 5), Louisville 13 (C. Smith Los Angeles 53 25 18 10 60 115 116 Sunday’s College Basketball 6). Total Fouls—Rutgers 21, Louisville 12. Tech- Dallas 51 27 22 2 56 136 144 Major Scores nicals—Rutgers Bench 2. A—21,298. Phoenix 52 23 21 8 54 136 141 Behanan EAST Anaheim 51 19 24 8 46 132 154 Loyola (Md.) 66, St. Peter’s 55 PREP NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Pittsburgh 79, Villanova 70 Saturday’s Scores overtime loss. Rider 74, Niagara 73 The Associated Press Saturday West Virginia 87, Providence 84, OTSOUTH BOYS BASKETBALL Vancouver 3, Colorado 2, SO tip Rutgers McNeese St. 66, Stephen F. Austin 56 Allen Central 90, Raceland 87 Buffalo 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, SO MIDWEST Allen Co.-Scottsville 64, Todd Co. Central 63 Dallas 2, Minnesota 1, SO LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Cleveland St. 70, Ill.-Chicago 42 Anderson Co. 71, McCreary Central 45 Edmonton 5, Detroit 4, SO Michigan St. 64, Michigan 54 Ballard Memorial 75, Warren East 73 Pittsburgh 2, Boston 1 Freshman Chane Behanan Minnesota 69, Nebraska 61 Barren Co. 73, Hart Co. 53 New Jersey 6, Philadelphia 4 is certainly confident. Washington 3, Montreal 0 ASSOCIATED PRESS Youngstown St. 80, Loyola of Chicago 63 Bethlehem 65, Green Co. 35 That’s why he had no prob- Saturday’s College Basketball Boone Co. 63, Highlands 39 Toronto 5, Ottawa 0 Murray State’s Latreze Mushatt (4) applies pressure to Major Scores Bowling Green 72, Glasgow 69 Carolina 2, Los Angeles 1 lem telling a few of the Rut- Tampa Bay 6, Florida 3 UT-Martin’s Troy King during their game on Saturday in EAST Carlisle Co. 56, Community Christian (Padu- gers players in pregame American U. 59, Colgate 58 cah) 52 Nashville 3, St. Louis 1 Martin, Tenn. Boston U. 68, Binghamton 53 Crittenden Co. 52, Reidland 41 Phoenix 5, San Jose 3 that they were too small to Bucknell 81, Army 68 Danville 61, Western Hills 51 Sunday block him out. Charlotte 69, Fordham 62 Dawson Springs 38, Fulton Co. 34 Boston 4, Washington 1 Cornell 68, Dartmouth 59 Dayton 61, Silver Grove 52 New Jersey 5, Pittsburgh 2 Turns out, they had no Drexel 65, Towson 57 East Ridge 71, Belfry 57 N.Y. Rangers 5, Philadelphia 2 chance of stopping him on Duquesne 81, Richmond 72 Edmonson Co. 56, Owensboro Catholic 41 Montreal 3, Winnipeg 0 No. 10 Murray Today offense, either. Georgetown 75, South Florida 45 Elizabethtown 49, LaRue Co. 48 Edmonton at Toronto, 6 p.m. Georgia St. 59, Hofstra 43 Eminence 83, Piarist 57 Behanan, a former Bowl- Detroit at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Harvard 57, Columbia 52 Ev. Memorial, Ind. 37, Henderson Co. 35 ing Green High School star, Iona 85, Manhattan 73 Fairview 52, South Floyd 36 Calgary at Anaheim, 9 p.m. LIU 95, CCSU 81 Fleming Co. 75, Ashland Blazer 69 hit his first 10 shots on the Lafayette 62, Navy 41 stays perfect George Rogers Clark 59, South Laurel 40 GOLF way to a career-high 23 Waste Management Phoenix Open Scores Lehigh 75, Holy Cross 51 Hancock Co. 75, Cannelton, Ind. 59 points to go with 11 re- Maine 77, UMBC 76, OT Hazard 68, Johnson Central 54 Sunday MARTIN, Tenn. Pat” night dedicated Marist 80, Canisius 69 Hopkinsville 70, Franklin-Simpson 51 At TPC Scottsdale bounds and Louisville beat Penn 65, Brown 48 John Hardin 86, Shelby Co. 39 Scottsdale, Ariz. (AP) — Go ahead. to alum Pat Summitt Purse: $6.1 million Rutgers 78-66 on Saturday Quinnipiac 71, Monmouth (NJ) 48 Knott Co. Central 63, Powell Co. 49 Yardage: 7,216- Par: 71 Pack the gym and helping raise money Robert Morris 67, Mount St. Mary’s 62 Ky. School for the Deaf 39, Kansas Deaf, for its fourth straight Big Sacred Heart 66, Fairleigh Dickinson 57 Final pump up the noise. for Alzheimer’s, a Kan. 37 FedExCup points in parentheses East victory. Saint Joseph’s 70, La Salle 66 Lloyd Memorial 88, Bellevue 56 Kyle Stanley (500), $1,098,00069-66-69-65— 269 The Murray State sold-out crowd of St. Francis (NY) 80, Bryant 67 “He was a monster,” Rut- Lou. Brown 59, Lou. Walden 51 Ben Crane (300), $658,80069-67-68-66— 270 Stony Brook 76, Albany (NY) 69 Racers are doing just 4,700 packed the Lou. Christian Academy 63, Lou. Seneca 58 Spencer Levin (190), $414,80065-63-68-75— 271 gers coach Mike Rice said. Syracuse 95, St. John’s 70 Lou. Ky. Country Day 77, Lou. St. Francis 25 D.J. Trahan (135), $292,80072-70-64-66— 272 fine at handling all the Elam Center with “He made so many simple Temple 73, Rhode Island 56 Lou. Male 64, Wayne Co. 58 Brendan Steele (100), $222,65071-69-69-64— 273 attention that comes fans lining the UConn 69, Seton Hall 46 Lou. Portland Christian 69, Christian Fel- Kevin Na (100), $222,65066-73-69-65 — 273 plays with his effort and UMass 86, George Washington 75 lowship 52 Bubba Watson (100), $222,65066-70-67-70— 273 with being the lone upper walkway. just with his efficiency. He Vermont 82, Hartford 56 Madison Central 76, Sheldon Clark 53 Bo Van Pelt (78), $170,80065-71-71-67— 274 undefeated men’s Tennessee Martin Wagner 72, St. Francis (Pa.) 54 Marion Co. 77, Washington Co. 49 John Rollins (78), $170,80070-70-65-69— 274 had quite a game.” Yale 58, Princeton 54 Marshall Co. 73, Murray 42 Jason Dufner (78), $170,80064-72-68-70— 274 team in Division I. (3-22, 0-12) lost its Against Rutgers, Be- SOUTH Mayfield 69, Lone Oak 56 Others: Isaiah Canaan, La- 13th straight. Alabama 69, Mississippi 67, 2OT Meade Co. 88, Frederick Fraize 12 Rickie Fowler (42), $43,31069-69-71-69— 278 hanan had eight offensive Alcorn St. 57, Jackson St. 46 Metcalfe Co. 50, Campbellsville 48 Phil Mickelson (42), $43,31068-70-67-73— 278 treze Mushatt and nWestern Ken- rebounds and finished 11 of Bethune-Cookman 92, NC A&T 79 Newport Central Catholic 48, Bishop J.B. Holmes (24), $17,86171-70-72-68 — 281 Jewuan Long each tucky 76, South Al- 12 from the field, only miss- Coastal Carolina 71, Charleston Southern 58 Brossart 32 Kenny Perry (4), $12,566 70-72-72-71— 285 Coll. of Charleston 74, Appalachian St. 62 North Laurel 66, Oneida Baptist 45 Commercialbank Qatar Masters Leading scored 11 points and abama 66: In ing a 3-point attempt in the Coppin St. 88, Morgan St. 86 Obion County, Tenn. 67, Hickman Co. 63 Scores 10th-ranked Murray Bowling Green, Ky., corner near the midway Davidson 88, Chattanooga 61 Owen Co. 65, Carroll Co. 49 Sunday Delaware 85, James Madison 80 Paintsville 62, Lawrence Co. 53 At Doha Golf Club State beat Ten- Jamal Crook scored point of the second half as Doha, Qatar Delaware St. 67, Norfolk St. 50 Perry Co. Central 52, Harlan Co. 42 Louisville (18-5, 6-4) has put Purse: $2.5 million nessee-Martin 65-58 24 points to lead ETSU 64, Kennesaw St. 59 Rowan Co. 82, Bath Co. 30 East Carolina 82, Rice 68 Yardage: 7,381- Par: 72 Saturday night. Western Kentucky to its 2-4 start to league play Rowan Co. 82, East Carter 30 Final Elon 71, The Citadel 66 firmly in its past. Scott Co. 81, Lex. Sayre 44 Paul Lawrie, Scotland,69-67-65— 201 The Racers (23-0, a victory over South FIU 76, FAU 56 Walton-Verona 79, Augusta 69 Jason Day, Australia68-72-65 — 205 But the Cardinals have Florida 73, Vanderbilt 65 11-0 Ohio Valley Alabama Saturday Williamsburg 55, Estill Co. 51 Peter Hanson, Sweden69-69-67— 205 Florida Gulf Coast 65, Jacksonville 55 Blue Raiders Classic John Daly, United States67-73-67 — 207 Conference) brought night in a Sun Belt bigger concerns than food Florida St. 58, Virginia 55 Adair Co. 50, Somerset 49 Ricardo Gonzalez, Argentina71-67-70— 208 plenty of fans to Conference game. options today. Louisville Furman 93, UNC Greensboro 85 Central Bank Classic Jean Baptiste, Gonnet France71-72-65— 208 George Mason 54, Old Dominion 50 Lex. Christian 57, Lex. Bryan Station 56 Sergio Garcia, Spain72-68-68 — 208 cheer the school’s The Hilltoppers may be without center Georgia Southern 68, W. Carolina 65 Cougar Classic Soren Hansen, Denmark71-71-66 — 208 longest winning improved to 8-15 Gorgui Dieng against Con- Georgia Tech 51, Boston College 47 Cov. Latin 72, Calvary Christian 66 Martin Kaymer, Germany71-70-68 — 209 High Point 81, Gardner-Webb 77, OT Riverside Classic Victor Dubuisson, France72-68-69 — 209 streak. Combined overall and 4-6 in necticut because of a Kentucky 86, South Carolina 52 Wolfe Co. 80, Nicholas Co. 57 Nicolas Colsaerts, Belgium69-68-72— 209 with a “We Back conference play. sprained right ankle. www.kentuckynewera.com | SPORTS | Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 6-7, 2012 B3
BRIEFS n PREP n HCCYL registaration open through Feb. 25 Hoptown routs Registration for the Hopkinsville-Christ- ian County Youth Franklin-Simpson League 2012 baseball and softball spring FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS Tim Haworth said. “It was season will be open probably our most com- until Feb. 25 for The Hopkinsville pelete win of the year.” youths ages 3 to 13. Tigers ran their winning Jaqualis Matlock Practices will begin streak to five games after scored 16 points and Dar- March 19 and the sea- whipping host Franklin- ius White added 12 for son will run from Simpson 70-51 Saturday the Tigers, who return to April 23 through June in a boys’ high school action Tuesday at Muh- 15. The tournament basketball game. lenberg County, which will run June 18-29. The Tigers jumped out defeated the Tigers 58-56 Registration forms to a 47-30 halftime lead and in December. can be picked up at cruised in the second half. Hoptown 70, Franklin-Simp. 51 Herb Hayes Furniture Jemonte Davis had a Hopkinsville (22-2) – Edwards 4, or online at hccyl.org. Matlock 16, Majors 20, White 12, Chil- double-double for the dress 1, Davis 10, Elam 3, Smith 4. The cost is $55 per Tigers with 10 points and Franklin-Simpson (11-12) – Fox 6, child. 11 rebounds. Jordan Ma- Clark 2, Tingle 7, Wickware 23, Talley For more informa- 10, Durham 3. jors led Hopkinsville (22-2) tion, call David Blane 3-point goals: HHS – Majors 5, PHOTO BY BETTY HALL in scoring with 20 points, White, Elam; FSHS – Wickware 4, Tal- at 270-484-1456. University Heights Academy’s Cameron Montgomery (left) pins his opponent Saturday in the Mustang In- including five 3-pointers. ley 2, Durham. vitational at North Oldham High School. Montgomery won the 152-pound division title. Score by quarters: “Jemonte gave us a Hopkinsville 20 27 16 7-70 Murray State-TSU huge lift,” Hoptown coach Franklin-Simpson 14 16 14 7-51 tickets on sale today Cols take 4th in tourney Tickets for the Mur- ray State-Tennessee State game Thursday FROM NEW ERA STAFF REPORTS 1 tournament Friday and Saturday in night will go on sale at Princeton. Christian County High School’s 8 a.m. today through SHOWDOWN: HHS, wrestling team sent three grapplers to the Hopkinsville Middle’s Lawson takes the CFSB Center finals and had a pair of champions in a Ticket Office. fourth-place showing Saturday in the Mus- 2nd place at state tournament The Racers’ home tang Classic at North Oldham High School. Hopkinsville Middle School’s Isaiah UHA meet Tuesday games Saturday and Caleb Austin (106 pounds) and J.J. Lawson completed a 26-1 season and fin- Feb. 18 against St. Killebrew (113) took individual champi- ished runner-up at the Middle School FROM PAGE B1 3-point goals: LCHS – A. Sloma 4, Mary’s are both sold State Wrestling Tournament Saturday. Kirkman, Walker 2; HHS – Cook, Ma- out. onships for the Colonels. Kevi Matlock jors 2, Cager. (138) was runner-up. Lawson is the first HMS wrestler to No. 1 seed for the tourna- ment last week with a Score by quarters: Christian County scored 130 points to reach the finals since the creation of the Livingston Central 11 8 21 11-51 middle school tournament in 1999. win over Christian Hopkinsville 23 21 15 10-69 NFL n take fourth in the 21-team meet. Asa Odoms finished fourth at 120 Meanwhile, Christian County had County. UHA 49, Lyon Co. 40 four wrestlers place, led by Camerin The district tourna- U. Heights (18-3) – Holmes 19, pounds. Austin Derden (182) and Xavier Prater 12, Snorton 7, Richardson 5, Pate (170) each finished sixth. Cole (121), who was third. Keyven Sells ment is scheduled for the BOWL: Giants week of Feb. 20. Starling 3, Bryant 2, Mack 1. (140), and Angel Silva (168) both finished Lyon Co. 8-16) – J. P’Pool 14, Clax- Meanwhile, University Heights Acad- Hoptown 69, Livingston Cent. 51 fifth and Kobe Perry (140) was sixth. ton 9, M. P’Pool 7, White 3, Freeman drop Patriots emy took 11th in the tournament with Livingston Central (18-4) – Walker Cameron Montgomery winning the 152- The Colonels finished seventh as a team. 13, Leidecher 5, A. Sloma 20, M. 2, McKinney 2. pound division and Wade Willen (126) UHA sent three middle school grapplers Sloma 2, Kirkman 3, Lampley 5, 3-point goals: UHA – Holmes, for NFL title to the tournament with Chance Collins Brooks 3. Prater 2; LCHS – J. P’Pool, M. P’Pool. taking runner-up. Hopkinsville (21-4) – Soldo 18, Score by quarters: FROM PAGE B1 Colton Hall finished third in the 145- earning a fifth-place finish at 113 pounds. Cole 2, Duvall 14, Cook 15, Majors U. Heights 1o 17 6 16-49 pound division. Phillip Bradley (168) and Gavin Brown (70) 13, Cager 3, Cabiness 4. Lyon Co. 8 16 7 9-40 Less than a minute Both teams will wrestle in the Region also wrestled in the tournament. later it came down to one last play, when Brady’s long heave into the end zone fell incomplete among a BLEACHERS: Prep stars maze of players. TRIGG: Former Wildcats inducted into HOF New England had the ball for all of one play FROM PAGE B1 Trigg in his last season in three-sport standout for the give city reason to smile in the first 11 1-2 min- Cadiz in 1967. Burnett Wildcats from 1977-82, also good. But the gymna- went 133-77 during his was honored. Upon gradu- FROM PAGE B1 less others?” utes, and that play was sium, which is a nice gym an utter failure, a rare tenure as Trigg coach. His ation, Butts played baseball The exciting thing is today, 50 years later it’s 133 wins are the third a Murray Stae where he town in western Ken- that list is likely to con- poor decision by Brady. still a beautiful gym. tucky that produced for- After Steve Weather- most in school history and was a two-time All-Ohio tinue to grow in the next Things changed when we mer Division-I players ford’s punt was downed his .633 winning percent- Valley Conference selec- few years. integrated from the stand- age ranks second all time. tion and later drafted by Scottie Hopson, Isiah Stick out your chest at the New England 6, point our team was better Brady dropped to pass Buddy Sivills, one of the Atlanta Braves. Victor, Lamont Barnes, Hopkinsville, you have than it had ever been.” Burnett’s premier players, Ginger Wallace, the Greg Buckner, Chris reason to be proud. in the end zone and had After compiling a 25-25 time. With everyone also was honored Satur- lone female 2012 inductee, Whitney, Tommy Porter, record in his first two sea- day. Sivills thanked Bur- began competing at the Bird Averitt, Ravi Moss, REACH JOE WILSON at 270-887-3260 covered and Giants de- sons, Burnett and the nett for everything he did varsity level as a fourth- Snake Grace and count- or [email protected]. fensive end Justin Wildcats got a brand new Tuck finally coming for the team and more im- grade runner on the gym in 1962. But before he portantly the community. Trigg cross country team. free to provide pres- and his players could “Coach, thank you for Wallace finished fourth at COLLEGE BASKETBALL n sure, Brady heaved the christen it, Burnett was ball downfield while coming to Trigg County,” the regional cross coun- faced with a different Sivills said to Burnett. try meet and helped the still in the pocket. challenge — integration. Only problem: No “You made us.” team to its first title in LSU upsets UK women The year 1962 not only Sivills, who finished his 1981 as an eighth-grader. Patriots receivers were marked the first season of BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Adrienne Webb scored anywhere near the career as the school’s sec- Inductees Selby Grubbs, the new Wildcat gym, it ond all-time leading scorer Joe Jaggers and David 16 of her 19 points in the second half and LSU pass. The Giants were also marked the first year snapped No. 6 Kentucky’s 10-game winning streak awarded a safety for with 1,262 points and aver- Radford were represented black students were al- aged double figures in by family members. with a 61-51 upset on Sunday. Brady’s grounding in lowed inside the doors of LaSondra Barrett scored all of her 12 points in the the end zone. points in his final three Grubbs, who was unable Trigg County High School. years, including a team- to attend after recently un- final 20 minutes for the Lady Tigers (15-8, 5-5 South- Manning, meanwhile, “When I came from Eliz- eastern Conference), who came in having lost five of couldn’t have been more best 19.3 points per game dergoing hip replacement abethtown, we had already in 1965, credited Burnett surgery at a Madisonville six games but rarely trailed as the Wildcats managed on target early, hitting integrated schools,” Bur- to shoot only 35 percent (21 of 60). six receivers in the first for teaching him tough- hospital, was the leading nett said. “So coming down ness and fundamentals. rusher and scorer for A’dia Mathies scored all of her 12 points in the sec- period, completing his here, it was a big deal, but to ond half as she tried to keep Kentucky (21-3, 10-1) un- first nine throws, a Other inductees included Trigg’s state champion me, it wasn’t a big deal. I did Chappel Allen, a starting football teams in 1971 and beaten in league play. Keyla Snowden added 11 points Super Bowl record. He what they asked me to do. I for the Wildcats, who came in having won 13 straight also was aided by forward/center on the 1972. Grubbs’ 2,242 yards manned the gym because Trigg boys’ basketball rushing in ’72 remain a sin- SEC games dating to last season. Ahmad Bradshaw, who they thought something hardly looked like a team in the early 1950s, gle-season school record. would be over there. We all Sam “Fox” Love, a former Jaggers, who coached running back with a did our jobs, and in the long bad foot. Bradshaw Trigg track and cross coun- the Wildcat football team run it turned out great.” try runner who still holds to the ’71 and ’72 state titles, broke a 24-yard run, and Burnett said the com- New England made an- school and state records 30 became a member of his munity was in shambles. years after his career, and third hall of fame, having other critical mistake But that quickly changed. by having 12 men on the Gary “Coach Sieg” Sieg- already been inducted into Burnett and the Wild- mund, the public address the Kentucky High School field on a third-and-3 on cats collected 20 wins in 23 which the Giants fum- announcer for Wildcat foot- Athletic Association Hall games in their first season ball and a former track and of Fame and the National bled. in the new gym, and set a Instead, New York field, baseball, softball, foot- High School Hall of Fame. school record with 23 total ball, girls’ and boys’ bas- got a first down at the victories and their first 6, and two plays later ketball coach and trainer. REACH KEITH JENKINSat 270-887-3261 district title in 23 years. David Butts, a former or [email protected]. Victor Cruz beat Trigg County went on to James Ihedigbo on a capture the school’s first slant to make it 9-0, region tournament win prompting Cruz to before losing to Princeton break into his signa- ture salsa move. Dotson in the semifinals. Manning’s first in- The Wildcats again won completion didn’t 23 games and a district come until 1:19 into the title in 1965 before falling second quarter. to Hopkinsville Attucks, At that point, it was an all-black school, in the 9-3 after Stephen region semifinals. Gostkowski’s 29-yard “I think the basketball **BIG BLUE BASKETBALL TUESDAY** field goal. The Patriots team had more to do with got to the Giants’ 11, the success than anything FLORIDA @ KENTUCKY but All-Pro DE Jason else,” Burnett said of the Pierre-Paul blocked a quick improvement in race PRE-GAME 4:30PM third-down pass. relations in Cadiz. “But we TIP-OFF @ 6:00PM Soon after, when the had a great group of kids Patriots had a three- here too. … We had some and-out and Pierre- of those kids who had gone Hear All The Action On Lite 98.7 Paul blocked another to Attucks, and they were throw, Belichick and good kids. They were good offensive coordinator students and they were an **HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TUESDAY** Bill O’Brien had a asset to the community. quick discussion. When you have good kids, Then O’Brien, soon to it makes all the difference HOPKINSVILLE @ take over as Penn State in the world.” coach, went over to the Burnett won his third UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS (G) struggling Brady. and final district title at PRE-GAME-7:15 PM TIP-OFF-7:30 PM Carpet Sale HOME TOWN® Hear All The Action On News/Talk 95.3 FM 40 Pc. Going On Now!!! DECORATING and 1230 AM WHOP And Online At whopam.com $ 00 12x12 $236.64 OFF 2608 Ft. Campbell Blvd. Classic Wings 12x15 $295.80 Limit 4 per car per visit. Not valid with other discounts or Do A Room Your Source For Sports Coverage Since 1940 2921 Ft. Campbell Blvd. • Hopkinsville, KY 12x22 $433.84 5promotions. Valid at participating Rally’s only. Expires 3/5/12. 270-885-4361 PPENNYRILEENNYRILE Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 6-7, 2012 | Editor: Eli Pace | 270-887-3235 | [email protected]
LIFE GOES ON ... n KINDNESS L I V E S O N 26-year-old shot in Cadiz left an impression on community
BY JO ANN KNOUT FOR THE NEW ERA “We lost a true brother, a real stand- PHOTO PROVIDED Debbie Morris successfully petitioned to get guardrails installed on the CADIZ, Ky. – A shot rang up guy that you could count on John E. Woodruff Bridge after her son, Charles, and another teenager out in the night and a beauti- were killed in a wreck on the bridge. Her sister, Lisa, was found ful smile became a memory. anytime, day or night.” murdered in Indiana six months after her son died. Eric Jones, 26, a son, father, brother and role model to many teenage boys, may have Tim Jackson died in December, but his Childhood friend and former teammate of Eric Jones n memory lives on. Cadiz woman “I was just devastated,” his mother, Lisa Bumphis, re- Stephanie Hall went him.” called. “The thing that got me through grade school and Bumphis felt a connection through it was when I went to high school with Eric. with the song “Shawty Know” the Minute Mart and the kids “The one thing I remember and requested that funeral told me all the nice things he most about him,” she said, participants play it on their finds comfort said. He was like a role model “he always had a smile on his car radios in the caravan to to them. He told them to stay face. He was always making the cemetery. on the right track and they jokes and cutting up in class. She was honored by a friend could do anything they He was always kind to every- with a charcoal drawing of wanted to.” one.” Eric using the words from the after losing The teens were ages 15 Eric may be gone but he song as lines of the sketch. through 17. will never be forgotten by A basketball signed by each “He used that Minute Mart those who were touched by of Eric’s teammates was also to reach out to kids,” Eric’s his smile and kindness. given to his mother by the mother added. “A kind, articulate, funny coach, Mike Wright. Eric is also remembered by and inspiring young man was Bumphis goes to Rocky son, sister other customers of the taken from us too soon. God Ridge Baptist Church, where Minute Mart on Main Street. has blessed us with a true she receives friendship and BY JO ANN KNOUT Winnie Tooke, 103, remem- friend all these years,” said comfort. FOR THE NEW ERA bers how he got products for Tim Jackson, another child- Raising three children as a her and her friend and even hood friend and teammate of single mother was not easy, CADIZ, Ky — A tire blew out at Woodruff Bridge and gave her friend a “Get Well” Eric’s. “I am so grateful and she said, but she is proud of a teenage father drowned in four feet of water. card when she was ill. thankful. I was blessed what Eric became. “How could he drown in four feet of water? He was 6 enough to grow up on the “He had it hard,” she ex- feet, 2 (and one half) inches tall,” said his mother, Deb- “He always made me bie Morris, a former school bus driver for Trigg smile,” another customer, football fields with ‘Easy.’ plained. “He got into trouble County schools. Debbie Morris, said. “No mat- Football made us more than when he was young. He was Her son, Charles Shawn Morris, 17, died Nov. 5, 1992, ter how bad a day I had, he al- teammates. We were all influenced by the streets. But when his car went over the embankment and he was ways had a smile.” brothers in the field. he found that wasn’t the way. I knocked out. It was late at night on a lonely road and Eric was shot in December “We not only lost a great believe if you steer kids in the no one found him until the next day. following a birthday party at friend who would go out of right way, they will find their School officials took Debbie aside after she com- the Trigg County Recreation this way for you or put that way there again.” pleted her bus route and told her. She refused to be- Center. Even then, he was try- magic laughter to use when Smiling, she continued, lieve it. ing to protect a friend, ac- you felt down and out, we lost “I’m proud to see the boy I “Charles had just left my house the night before to cording to accounts of the a true brother, a real stand-up raised become the man that go home,” she recalls. “He ran into a nephew who shooting. guy that you could count on he was.” wanted a ride home and they fooled around a little anytime, day or night.” While the memories of Eric while so it was late when he headed home by himself.” Starting the new year with- out Eric is his 1-year-old son, “God has gotten himself an are sweet ones, his mother ad- His wife, Dana, also 17, and daughter, Amber, 6 mits that his death has been months, were waiting at Zaryan. Another baby is on angel whose smile will light the way who will never see the skies of heaven. We all hard and there are some home. things she will never get over. Six months later, Deb- “Not a day goes the father who already put a love and miss you, ‘Easy.’ Rest in Peace, Eric Jones.” “I’m starting the new year bie’s sister, Lisa Atwell crib in the unborn child’s without him. I will miss his Eric’s mother still has Wallace, 25, was found by that he doesn’t bedroom. great personality. He used to murdered in Indiana. Two nephews, Tahj, 9, and many pieces of her son with come to my room. We would “Lisa had gone to Indi- Dekavion, 11, will miss his her in her home, where he talk about everything.” ana to visit a boyfriend,” cross my mind” hugs and the time Eric spent lived with his dog, Kane. Wiping a tear from her eye, Debbie recalls. “She had with them. “I decided to keep his dog,” she concluded, “I miss that promised to call mom Debbie Morris Brothers, Byran, 28, Jeremy, she said. “The day Eric died, the most.” every night while she the dog got loose and went to was gone. She had never Mother of Charles Morris, 23, and sister, Rekia, 27, will the Minute Mark looking for JO ANN KNOUT is a freelance writer from Cadiz. missed calling mom on who died in 1992 n cherish the childhood close- her birthday. When she ness and adult companion- him. I brought him home and Reach her editor at 270-887-7088 didn’t call mom on her ships. am trying to take care of or [email protected]. birthday and didn’t call and didn’t call … we knew something was wrong.” Debbie and the family started calling hospitals in In- dianapolis, then morgues. One morgue representative said an unidentified body had been found on Interstate 75 in Connersville at a truck stop. “A detective came here with photos,” Debbie said. “He asked about marks or tattoos. Lisa had a tattoo no one else knew about but me. She had a boy’s name cov- ered with flowers. It was at the side of her tummy.” The tattoo helped identify Lisa and soon all the brothers and sisters we loaded up and headed to Indi- ana to bring Lisa home. They visited the place she died, then to the mortuary and then the cemetery where Lisa was already buried as Jane Doe. Lisa’s daughter, Stephanie Hall, didn’t understand. “It is and has been hard growing up without a mother,” Hall said. “No one knows how it is until you experience it. I have accepted now that my mom is in a better place. But what is the hardest is that they have never caught who did it.” People grieve and people recover in different ways. In the time after Charles’ death, and with the Lisa’s death fresh in her mind, Debbie, along with family and friends, could be found passing out petitions door to door and soliciting for news coverage from all local pa- pers about the need for guardrails at Woodruff Bridge BEN JOUBERT | KENTUCKY NEW ERA on route 274. People listen to a speaker talk before watching a video during a remembrance ceremony for the Battle of Fort Henry. As they worked to build rails for the bridge another teenager was killed — around the same time Lisa was murdered. The rails were finally installed about five years later, Visitors remember battle of Fort Henry Debbie said. BY BENJAMIN JOUBERT Building the rails to save other lives has brought event. Built on the water, rising berland River to invading forces. NEW ERA STAFF WRITER some closure to the loss of Charles for Debbie and her tides and spring rain flooded the "It was a lynch pin for the North," husband, whose name is also Charles. fort. Further, artillery fire punched Holliday said. After the loss of both It was 150 years ago that Fort holes in the fort causing additional “Not a day goes by he doesn’t cross my mind,” Deb- forts, "it was only a matter of time Henry was lost to Union forces dur- damage and flooding. bie admits. “As far as going on, it was Amber, his ing the American Civil War. Some before (the South) lost the war." daughter, that got me through. She was just like him. The earthen fort, named after a historians believe the loss of Fort Confederate senator, was built with LBL will be holding events com- Her smile and his big brown eyes. I can still see him in Henry, and Fort Donelson on the trees around and inside it and had memorating the fall of Fort Henry her.” Cumberland River, was why the Debbie said Amber, who is now 19, graduated from South lost the war, said Bob Holli- mud caked on the outside, Witzof- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Feb. 12 and high school recently and now has her own baby girl, day, lead interpreter of The Home- sky said. Feb. 19 at The Homeplace on the Very few died in the battle as Alani Mays. place at Land Between the Lakes. Tennessee side of the park. Admis- “Amber has so much of his ways,” Debbie added. most were sent away to Fort Donel- On Saturday afternoon, people sion is $4 for adults, $2 for children “His quick temper and as loving and caring as he was, listened to a LBL volunteer talk son with only few left in order to especially with Alani. I could just see him holding about the battle and watched a surrender. 12 and younger, and free for chil- (Alani) and smile.” video on the history of the event. The battle lasted between 45 min- dren 4-years-old and younger. The fort was taken over as a con- utes to an hour and a half. JO ANN KNOUT is a freelance writer from Cadiz. She will be writing a series on those who sequence of its poor placement, Less than a week later, Fort REACH BENJAMIN JOUBERTat 270-887-3240 have suffered and have persevered. 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