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Herald-CitizenWEDNESDAY,Herald-Citizen NOVEMBER 13, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 234 75 CENTS No kids on sliding school bus in Monterey BY JIM HERRIN and Harristown Road in Mon- Bradford said no students out the day on Tuesday led to safely.” HERALD-CITIZEN terey when the bus slid side- were on the bus at the time of an increased number of roads King also reviewed the pro- ways due to slick conditions the incident. becoming blanketed with cess that school offi cials take Putnam County school that had developed during the Deputy Director of Schools snow and/or ice in the higher when making decisions about offi cials say no one was injured afternoon hours,” said Trans- Corby King said the bus inci- elevations of Putnam County,” school closures. when a school bus began portation Supervisor Kim dent did not factor into the de- he said. “Cold temperatures “When making the decision sliding on a road in Monterey Bradford. “The driver was cision to close schools for today throughout the evening and to close schools, we rely on a during inclement weather concerned that he would slide (Wednesday, Nov. 13), but the early morning hours (did) not team-based approach,” he said. Tuesday afternoon. into the ditch if he continued to conditions that led to the bus allow suffi cient time for road- “School system employees “Bus 99 was making a turn attempt to travel the road so he incident were a factor. ways to clear enough for buses on the corner of Old Walton called for assistance.” “Continuing snow through- and student drivers to travel SEE SNOW, PAGE A2

Police are searching for an armed robbery suspect in Monterey. Monterey police looking for

LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN robber Cookeville Mayor Ricky Shelton was among community leaders who got the chance to experience a short flight in a UH 60 Black Hawk helicopter Tuesday. BY PAIGE STANAGE HERALD-CITIZEN

CW3 Charles Quiett, Police are searching for an armed robbery suspect in Monterey. CPT Eric McClure, The suspect went to the Conve- nience Mart on South Holly Street SGT Rob DeNise and just after midnight Wednesday morning armed with a crow bar, SGT Charles Wright smashed through the front window, threatened the store clerk, stole took several groups several hundred dollars and fl ed on foot in the direction of Rose Ave- of community nue, according to Monterey Police Department offi cials. leaders for a ride He is described as a white male, possibly with brown hair; approx- in a UH 60 Black imately 5’ 7” to 5’ 9” tall. He has Hawk Tuesday as in his possession a crow bar and a black duff el bag. part of a weeklong He was wearing an anonymous mask during the robbery, video sur- celebration for veillance shows. VANESSA CURRY If you noticed anyone in the area Veterans Day at One of the crew spots for the pilot of a UH 60 Black Hawk helicopter Tuesday at matching this description or with Tennessee Tech as part of a first-time flight for community leaders for Veterans this clothing, or notice a mask Tennessee Tech. Day week activities. laying around, contact the MPD at 839-2323. Tips can be made anonymously by phone or through a message on the Wanna buy a MPD’s Facebook page. Tech dorm water tower? dryer fi re forces Algood votes to take bids to remove evacuation BY BEN WHEELER or buy out-of-service tank HERALD-CITIZEN

BY BEN WHEELER that we have had in recent A dryer caught fi re Tuesday evening HERALD-CITIZEN (time),” said Algood May- in Tennessee Tech’s New Hall South. or Lisa Chapman-Fowler. While no injuries were reported, Algood City Council “We’ve had two public meet- water damage from the fi re caused members voted Tuesday to ings on this.” 120 students to stay in New Hall simultaneously request bids “What we knew... is that North while repairs were being for removing an out-of-ser- tower has been out of service made. Most of those students were vice water tower and list the for over 20 years. It has some BEN WHEELER | HERALD-CITIZEN able to return to New Hall South at tower for auction. structural issues and even Algood City Council members have voted 8 a.m. Wednesday. “This item has generated if we were not planning on simultaneously to request bids for removing Two rooms suff ered extensive wa- more discussion, more press the out-of-service water tower and list the than any of the other items SEE ALGOOD, PAGE A2 tower for auction. SEE TECH, PAGE A2 herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 14 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A6 COMICS A7 OPINION A4 Vannie Street, Cookeville Anna Smith, Cookeville CALENDAR A3 CROSSWORD A7 SPORTS B1 Jackie Frogge, Livingston Nell Lamb, Cookeville CLASSIFIED B4 LIVING A6 SUDOKU A7 CJ Thomas Jr., Cookeville

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0READER SERVICES0 SNOW: School Address: 1300 Neal St. bus slides on ice Cookeville, TN 38501 FROM PAGE A1 Mailing Address: obtain reports about the road P.O. Box 2729 conditions from emergency Cookeville TN 38502 services agencies including Putnam County 911, Putnam Phone: 931-526-9715 County Sheriff ’s Department, Fax: 931-526-1209 Tennessee Highway Patrol, and the municipal police de- News partments in Algood, Baxter, [email protected] Cookeville and Monterey.” Sports He said a team of school [email protected] system employees that include Advertising Director of Schools Jerry Boyd [email protected] and members of the school Living system transportation depart- [email protected] ment drive bus routes to mon- Circulation itor conditions throughout the [email protected] county. Business News “In the mornings when [email protected] inclement conditions are Church News possible, the team begins [email protected] monitoring roadways, fore- School News casts, and temperatures at 3:30 [email protected] a.m.,” King said. “(We) check Classified Ads for unsafe driving conditions [email protected] including icy roads, bridges, and overpasses.” Letter Guidelines He said they continue to All letters to the editor must be monitor the status of roads signed and include the writer’s and other factors that lead to name, address and phone unsafe conditions throughout number. Letters are subject to LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN the day whenever inclement editing and/or rejection. A strict weather is predicted. 400-word limit will be enforced. “Anytime conditions are Send letters to the mailing Double Your Donation Day deemed unsafe by the team, address listed above, or email Cookeville Regional Medical Center Cardiac Rehab Director Debbie Baker was one of a recommendation is made to [email protected]. several speakers at a fundraiser lunch Tuesday for the Cookeville Regional Charitable to close or delay schools,” he Foundation to talk about how the foundation has helped the patients they serve. said. “Per the recommenda- Order a Photo Preliminary totals for Double your Donation Day have already exceeded $60,000, but tion of the team based on all Every photograph taken by a additional donations are still being counted today, according to CRCF Director John Bell. of the data gathered, Mr. Boyd Herald-Citizen photographer makes the fi nal decision per and published in the paper Board policy.” is available for purchase. Go He said frigid temperatures to www.herald-citizen.com can sometimes lead to a deci- and click on “Photo Gallery.” sion to close. Also, many photos included in Airport may renovate terminal “While cold temperatures online stories are available for are a factor in the decision to purchase. BY JIM HERRIN would help the airport provide makes more economic sense delay or close schools, they HERALD-CITIZEN that service. than constructing an all-new are rarely a sole factor in the Subscriptions “We need an actual kitchen facility. decision,” he said. “However, To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. The Upper Cumberland area for doing the dishes and “I hate to speak for the coun- when temperatures and wind Visa, MasterCard, Discover Regional Airport Board is prepping their galley service,” ties and the cities, but I can’t chill temperatures are pre- and AmEx accepted. considering the addition of he said. “Sometimes, we have see them putting up a couple dicted to begin and remain in Rates: a kitchen and a conference to stage their catering for of million dollars to build a single digits throughout the 3 mo 6 mo 1yr room to the airport’s terminal them, and we get fees for that. terminal right now,” he said. school day, it is possible that a Carrier or building. They pay us for it, so it’s not “We would get more benefi t decision will be made to close Mail: 385 “We’re getting more and like it’s a freebie.” out of spending $150,000 or or delay schools.” Zip Code $28 $54 $95 more large aircraft,” Airport Selby said he would get whatever it takes to build a Print & Manager Dean Selby told with engineer Richard Rinks conference room and a kitchen E-Edition $29 $56 $98 board members Tuesday. to explore the cost of such an area than we would ever get E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 “When they come in, a lot of expansion. out of tearing the terminal Mail: Outside them will bring in their whole “(We’ll) see what we can down and spending $2 million TECH: Dryer 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 dish tray, and we’ve got to go do, what the possibilities are, to build a new building and Mail: Outside do their dishes for them. It’s what the costs would be, what accomplish the same thing.” fire forces dorm Tennessee $82 $132 $220 one of the services they expect kind of grants are available,” The board asked Selby to you to do.” he said. come back with more specifi c evacuation Miss Your Paper? He said the addition of a Selby said renovation of the cost estimates before they Your carrier is an independent kitchen area to the terminal existing building probably make a fi nal decision. FROM PAGE A1 contractor. However, as a service to our subscribers, our circulation ter damage from fi re fi ghting department is open from 8 a.m. eff orts. The students staying until 4 p.m. Monday, 8 a.m. until 6 in those rooms will be moved p.m. Tuesday-Friday and from ALGOOD: Council taking bids to remove or sell tower to New Hall North for the 7-9 a.m. Sunday to answer calls. remainder of the semester, Call 931-526-9715. FROM PAGE A1 decisions just based on what attempting to list the tank according to a press release. your heart tells you. You have on the historic registry at a “We are making sure our Herald-Citizen putting that tower back in to make decisions for the city previous town hall meeting. students have the support USPS 313-680 service, to rectify those issues that are fi scally responsible.” An audience member Tues- and resources they need,” ISSN 8750-5541 it would roughly cost in the City administrator Keith day asked why they couldn’t said President Phil Oldham The Herald-Citizen is published after- neighborhood of $263,000.” Morrison had received a call pursue that option. in a press release. “I’m noons Tuesday through Friday and The cost for removal of the from another city’s mayor Chapman-Fowler said there grateful for the fi re depart- Sunday morning except New Year’s tank is estimated at $55,000. that suggested looking at were too many variables ment for responding quickly Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving City Engineer Matthew auctioning the tank off , some- that could arise through the and minimizing the damage Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., Tucker previously said the thing that city had previously time it takes to go through and to our Residential Life P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. tank is facing structural is- done. the historic registry and that staff and others who worked Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville sues after being out of service “Of course, you’d have residents wanted the tank diligently to contact and TN. POSTMASTER: send address for decades, as well as hav- the liability, and you would addressed faster than the fi nd solutions for students.” changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. ing lead primer on the tank. have to make sure they were process of going through the The university issued a The Herald-Citizen is a member of Tucker had said that the tank insured and bonded and registry. press release saying the the Tennessee Press Association would need to be addressed responsible for any damage,” “Based on what the engi- university will cover costs and the Associated Press. The As- within three to fi ve years. Morrison said. “But that was neer told us, the longer we incurred by the students sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in “To me, to my heart, it rep- another option to let them wait, the more it will deteri- from the incident. the Herald-Citizen. resented a piece of Algood his- take it down for the metal.” orate and the more it could Students and families can tory,” Chapman-Fowler said. The council had been possibly cost for us to take it call 931-372-3414 for more “However, you can not make approached about possibly down,” Chapman-Fowler said. information and assistance. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Thursday Night Saturday Readings Lindsay McReynolds Mostly clear, with a low around 27. Partly cloudy, with a low around 27. Sunny, with a high near 50. Tuesday’s high in Cookeville was 25, low 15, with trace Managing Editor of snow. Tuesday’s high in Monterey was 22, low 12, with Thursday Friday Saturday Night trace of snow. Roger Wells Mostly sunny, with a high near 48. Sunny, with a high near 48. Mostly clear, with a low around 29. Almanac Advertising Director Wednesday is the 317th day of the year, with 48 remain- Friday Night ing. The sun sets at 4:36 p.m. and will rise at 6:18 a.m. Keith McCormick Mostly clear, with a low around 26. Thursday. The moon is a waning gibbous with 98% of the Circulation Manager visible disc illuminated. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com Foreign students fl ee Hong Kong as violence worsens HONG KONG (AP) — University students from mainland China and Taiwan are fl eeing Hong Kong, while those from two Scandinavian countries have been moved or urged to leave as college campuses become the latest bat- tleground in the city’s 5-month-long anti-gov- ernment unrest. AP Marine police used a People wade through water during a high tide, in Venice, Wednesday. boat Wednesday to help a group of mainland AP students leave the Chi- People walk by a road scattered with bricks Venice ‘on its knees’ after nese University of Hong and barricades by pro-democracy protesters Kong, which remained outside the Hong Kong Baptist University barricaded by demon- Wednesday. strators after violent second-worst fl ood ever clashes with police on to break away from Mainland students Tuesday. Chinese rule. have said in online MILAN (AP) — The blamed on the fl ooding, suitcases through St. Authorities an- For the third day in a posts that they are worst fl ooding in on the barrier island of Mark’s Square, where nounced that primary row, protesters widely being targeted by pro- Venice in more than 50 Pellestrina. A man in offi cials removed and secondary school disrupted train service, testers who have broken years prompted calls his 70s was apparently walkways to prevent classes would be sus- blocked streets and into their dormitories, Wednesday to better electrocuted when he them from fl oating pended Thursday as rallied in the central spray-painted insults protect the historic city tried to start a pump in away. The water was so clashes turn increasing- business district. They on walls and banged on from rising sea levels his dwelling, said Dan- high that nothing less ly violent. hunkered down for pos- their doors, the Beijing as offi cials calculated ny Carrella, an offi cial than thigh-high boots The protests have tak- sible clashes with police Evening News reported. hundreds of millions of on the island of 3,500 aff orded protection. en on a strong anti-Chi- at university campuses. Many are taking euros in damages. inhabitants. Water poured through na bent, with radical The Technical Uni- advantage of a program Water levels reached In Venice, the crypt wooden boards that demonstrators trashing versity of Denmark that off ers a week of free 187 centimeters (74 beneath St. Mark’s shop and hotel owners branches of mainland urged 36 students in accommodation in one inches) Tuesday, the Basilica was inundat- have previously placed banks, China’s offi cial Hong Kong to return of a dozen hotels and second-highest level ed for only the second in front of doors to Xinhua News Agency home, saying “some hostels in the neigh- ever recorded in the time in its history, with hold back water during and restaurant chains of our students have boring mainland city city and 7 centimeters water entering through fl ooding. Tourists stay- whose owners support been forced to move of Shenzhen, Chinese (2 ½ inches) less than the windows and by- ing on the ground fl oor the Beijing government. from their dormitories media reported. the historic 1966 fl ood. passing all defenses. of hotels were forced Hong Kong is part of because they were put The service was es- Another wave of ex- Damage was also re- to move to upper fl oors China but has its own on fi re.” tablished in 2013 for re- ceptionally high water ported at the Ca’ Pesa- overnight. legal system and greater Norwegian student cent graduates looking followed Wednesday. ro modern art gallery, “I have often seen St. freedoms than the Elina Neverdal Hjoen- for jobs in the tech hub. “Venice is on its where a short circuit Mark’s Square covered mainland. The protest- nevaag told her coun- Taiwan arranged knees,’’ Mayor Luigi set off a fi re, and at La with water,’’ Venice’s ers say those freedoms try’s broadcaster NRK fl ight tickets for 126 of Brugnaro said on Twit- Fenice theater, where patriarch, Monsignor are under threat from that students are being its students at Chinese ter. “St. Mark’s Basilica authorities turned off Francesco Moraglia, a city government that sent to a hotel, adding, University to fl y home has sustained serious electricity as a precau- told reporters. “Yester- is beholden to Beijing. “I don’t really know Wednesday night, pub- damage, like the entire tion after the control day there were waves China says the protest- what is happening. I lic broadcaster RTHK city and its islands.” room was fl ooded. that seemed to be the ers are rioters who want must pack.” reported. One death was Tourists fl oated seashore.” 0CALENDAR0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted Adults $5, Kids $2. Broad Street. Enjoy the Music & Dance: Silver 1:30 p.m. Ages 16-adult, by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson Music: Tennessee Out- park along with fellow Point Community beginners-advanced. counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- law Band. Open to the players & try to capture Center every Tuesday Please call offi ce to room secretary or email [email protected]. Be public. Chimchar. Park conces- night, 6:30-9 p.m., free register. Cookeville Art, sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date Art Prowl: Art Round sion stand will be open. event. Features Cum- 186A S. Walnut, 526- & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper Tennessee annual MONDAY, NOV. 18 berland Country Band. 2424. is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. event, noon-8 p.m. TTU Chess Club: 7 p.m., UC Barbershop Chorus: 7 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20 Church-related items are published in a separate calendar Friday and 10 a.m.-6 Room 371, TTU Roaden p.m. Meets at J&S Con- Caregiver Support Group: in the Religion section each Friday. Deadline for church p.m. Saturday. Welcome Univ. Center. Everyone struction, conference Join a family caretaker calendar items is noon Wednesday. Center will be at Pho- welcome. Call Paul room in back. Learn to support group. Call toArt, 31 W. Spring St., 372-3118, or psemmes@ sing, everyone welcome. 931-432-4111. White Cookeville. See www. tntech.edu. Call 261-5018. County: Meet at White WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13 your community & artroundtennessee. Line Dance Class: 1-3 p.m. Exercise Classes: For County Library, Sparta. Art 411: Art class for fi nd out what is new & com for more informa- $3/person. Cookeville seniors/Silver Sneak- 4-5 p.m. High School-Adult. upcoming. tion. Community Center, 240 ers 10-11 a.m. Baxter Buff alo Valley Community Noon-2 p.m. Please call P.E.O. Chapter L: Meets at Basic Drawing: With Carlen Drive. Call 526- Senior Center. 101 Center: Birthday dinner to register. Cookeville 10 a.m. in the sanctuary Carole Joyce, 12:30-2:30 8015. Elmore Town Rd. Call at noon. Turkey and Art, 186A S. Walnut, of First Cumberland p.m. Ages 10-adult. Gallery Show for November: 931-858-5657. dressing will be pro- 526-2424. Presbyterian Church. Please call to regis- Cookeville Art Mem- Caregiver Support Group: vided. Side dishes are Watercolor Class: Ages Watercolor & Acrylic: Art ter. Cookeville Art, bership Show. Open 10 Join a family caretaker welcome. 16-adult, beginners-ad- class with Lynne Loo- 186A S. Walnut, 526- a.m.-4 p.m. each day but support group. Cookev- Art 411: Art class for vanced. 10:30 a.m.-1:30 ney. 9 a.m.-noon. All lev- 2424. Sunday. Cookeville Art, ille-10-11 a.m. UCDD high school-adult. p.m. (Bring watercolor els. beginner-advanced. SATURDAY, NOV. 16 186A S. Walnut, 526- (1225 S. Willow Ave.) Noon-2 p.m. Please call supplies) Please call to Please call to register. Dance: 7-10 p.m. Living- 2424. Livingston-1-2 p.m. to register. Cookeville register. Cookeville Art, Cookeville Art, 186A S. ston American Legion, Line Dance Classes & Millard Oakley Library Art, 186A S. Walnut, 186A S. Walnut, 526- Walnut, 526-2424. 121 S. Church St. Per- Lunch: Baxter Senior (107 E. Main St.) Call 526-2424. 2424. FRIDAY, NOV. 15 forming band is 1 Eyd Center, 101 Elmore 931-432-4111. THURSDAY, NOV. 21 THURSDAY, NOV. 14 Train Tales: 10:30 a.m. Dawg. Concessions Town Road, Baxter. Parenting Skills: Free Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Cookeville Depot Mu- available. No member- Home cooked lunch at classes off ered by The Cookeville Community Cookeville Community seum. Free activity for ship necessary. Family noon $2, and stay to Stephens Center. 9-10:30 Center. Diff erent bands Center. Diff erent bands preschool children. Call friendly. learn Line Dancing, a.m. Topic: Developing every week. Mostly every week. Mostly 520-5455. Turkey Shoot: 10 a.m. donation $3. Join the Family Morals & Val- country & a little bit of country & a little bit of Dance: Country/ Bring 12, 16, &20 gauge fun! Call 531-2216 or ues. Held at Exchange rock & roll. $5 entry fee. rock & roll. $5 entry fee. Western. $5/person. shotguns. Shells & 858-6480. Club/Stephens Center Cookeville Crazy Quilters: Potluck Dinner: Vietnam Livingston Community targets provided. Open Studio: 10 a.m.-4 Offi ce, 1680 S. Jeff erson Meet at the Putnam Veterans of America Center, 312 West Broad Prizes: cash, turkeys, p.m. Covered dish 11:30 Ave. Suite C, Cookev- County Library, down- Chapter 741 hosting. Street. No smoking, no bacon, tenderloins & a.m. Everyone welcome ille. Call 800-635-5199. stairs meeting room. Veterans Building, 90 alcohol inside. ham. Shots $5/each or to bring artwork or Bingo: Every Tuesday 5 p.m. We love to have E. Spring Street. Meet Exercise Classes: For 5 shots/$20. Benefi ts crafts. Cookeville Art, morning 11 a.m.-1 p.m. anyone visit if interest- & greet 6 p.m., eat 6:30 seniors/Silver Sneak- Monterey Lions Club 186A S. Walnut, 526- Cookeville Parks & ed in quilting and/or p.m. Please bring a ers 10-11 a.m. Baxter Eyesight projects. From 2424. Recreation Community quilt themselves. covered dish. Everyone Senior Center. 101 I-40, exit 300, west on Young at Art: Art class Center, 240 Carlen Ave. CJWC: Cookeville welcome. Call Red 931- Elmore Town Rd. Call Hwy 70, just past Bee for kids grades 1-8. (Near Avery Trace Mid- Junior Women’s Club 260-1586. 931-858-5657. Rock rd. on left. Call 4-6 p.m. Please call to dle School) Only $4 to meets at First Presby- Community Meeting: 6 Dance & Country Music: 931-267-2647. register. Cookeville Art, get in-lunch provided. terian Church, 20 Dixie p.m., Dodson Branch 7-10 p.m. Veterans Pokemon Go: Commu- 186A S. Walnut, 526- Win prizes! Ave. Meal at 5:30 p.m. Community Center. Building, 90 E. Spring nity Day, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. 2424. Watercolor: With Mon- (no charge) & meeting Please come support Street, Cookeville. at Dogwood Park, 30 E. TUESDAY, NOV. 19 ica Ardila. 10:30 a.m.- at 6 p.m. All welcome.

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HHe explainedl i how we’d need to strap ourselves in to the UH 60 Black Hawk, with a belt and shoulder harness and reminded us not to forget the ear plugs. I admit I should have felt a little more intimidat- ed by the daunting looking military aircraft, and I tried to remember everything about how to buckle LETTERS TO THE EDITOR myself in properly while maneuvering my camera, purse and gloves against the 23-degree tempera- Thanks to Bax ter Harvest Fest supporters tures outside on Tech President Phil Oldham’s front lawn. We boarded the Tennessee day’s festivities: games, crafts, the Chamber for their diff erent Within seconds the side door was shut, and the Central Train in Nashville at 8 live music, Gearhead Car Club, forms of media support. 11 of us civilians were lifting into the air under the a.m. with 580 passengers from the History Museum and more. A very special thank you goes care of CW3 Charles Quiett, CPT Eric McClure, SGT Tennessee and other states with It takes a team eff ort to make to the Friends of the Baxter De- Rob DeNise and SGT Charles Wright. some common goals in mind, an event like this successful. We pot and The Beautifi cation Com- My stomach started to fl ip, and I suddenly had one being to see the fall colors want to thank our Mayor John mittee and many volunteers that uneasy feeling of being strapped into a roller in areas you can only see from Martin, our County Mayor Ran- for dedicated service through- coaster ride that I had no control over and no idea a train. Great conversation and dy Porter, the city departments, out the year. Their passion is what was going to happen. anticipation took place as we businesses, schools, churches, unmatched! Well, several hours Wasn’t there a movie, “Black Hawk Down”? That made our way to the Baxter Gearhead Car Club, vendors, later, the train left Baxter with wasn’t a happy thought as I wondered what the Harvest Festival. and sponsorships for their sup- 580 passengers taking memories possibility was that we’d make it back to the safety Upperman High School port and participation. of a railroad town between the of the Walton House yard. So I distracted myself by cheerleaders along with many We also want to thank the mountains and lakes that took taking photos. I’d never seen an up close, overhead folks lined the railroad track Herald-Citizen, The Sign Shop, pride in celebrating and show- view of Tennessee Tech and the City of Cookeville to greet the passengers. The Roland Advertising, Lamar casing their community! like this before. aroma of hot chili, hamburgers, Advertising, Stonecom Radio, Later, when I was safe back on the ground, I beef stew, barbecue, pizzas and Clear Channel Radio, WCTE, Jeanie Lee thought of the training that people like Quiett, homemade pies drew us into the Southern Hills Golf Club and Baxter McClure, DeNise and Wright have done to be able to take a group of regular people like us on the trip of a lifetime. And how much trust they regularly put into each other every time they are required to lift that special military aircraft into the air to help someone in need. Moore’s views on Veterans Day sales Birdwell said the event was a way of saying thank Are we ever disrespecting disrespectful to these men and May God bless our military you to community and school leaders. our veterans. Instead if hold- women who have and continu- and may God bless America. But I felt like we were the ones who should be ing them in the highest regard ally put their lives on the line to Let us never forget: All gave saying thank you. Not just thanks for serving our that we can, Veteran’s Day has keep the rest of us free. some, some gave all. country, but for helping a group of civilians expe- become just another day for It’s disgusting. Go buy a mattress some other rience a connection to what it’s like to sit in those retailers, especially furniture These retailers have thor- day. seats on that helicopter and what it’s like to feel just stores, Mattress vendors and oughly co-opted November 11th a little bit of the fear they put aside every time they automobile dealers to stage big for their own selfi sh purposes. Steve Moore head straight into a situation in which they don’t sales. How sickening and oh, so I’ll say it again: It’s disgusting. Cookeville know what the outcome will be. Thank you Tennessee Army National Guard for an unforgettable experience. Happy Veterans Day.

LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS is managing editor of the Her- We need someone like J ohn McCain ald-Citizen. Her email address is lindsay.mcreynolds@ I couldn’t sleep last night. Well, it is “perfect” if you are a the word. He had the courage herald-citizen.com. “Where is John McCain?” That’s businessman or if you are a poli- of his convictions, and when he the refrain that I kept saying to tician who wants to be re-elected saw corruption, he could speak myself. at all costs. But it’s not perfect it. He would stand up and defy We are locked in a virtual if you are the elected President the leader who wanted to do civil war in this country — a of the United States of America, something against his own prin- MODERATELY CONFUSED partisan civil war that seems and you are sworn to uphold and cipals. That’s the kind of leader endless and may be getting even protect the Constitution of this I want to be, even if I must step worse. One big question is: “Is country. And isn’t this the exact out of line and say “No, this isn’t our democracy for sale?” Our reason our current President right!” This issue will probably current President obviously be- hates John McCain — John Mc- go on for another year, this par- lieves that it is. Blatantly, he has Cain tells the Truth — and that tisan divide over a very import- admitted to asking the newly he has gone out of his way to ex- ant question for the citizens of elected president of the Ukraine press that sentiment repeatedly? our country, maybe for another for a favor — to investigate the Where are the John McCains 5 years. Is our democracy for Democratic candidate for pres- who will stand up to this Presi- sale? You decide. ident Joe Biden and his son for dent and say “No, our democra- possible corruption. “Perfect” is cy is not for sale!” John McCain Sam Glasgow the way he describes his logic. was a patriot in a true sense of Cookeville

Elementary school behavior isn’t working Mr. Jim Rennell, I never had in the media try to report the world looks up to, but how can written a Letter to the Editor truth. we achieve that if the leader until Trump arrived on the Trump supporters don’t want of this great country stoops to scene. My view are not about to be confused by facts, Trump elementary school level to bul- Democrats or Republicans lies so much it would be hard for lied, name-calling and insults as much as it is about Donald them to remain loyal, better to those that disagree with him? Trump, because if he was a not address that and ignore it, Mr. Rennell, if I stay silent and Democrat my writing would be just say he’s not perfect. no nothing I will be a part of the the same. Every President that took problem. It’s really about what’s right over the White House faces A side note to Steve Moore — and what’s wrong. The disre- challenges from the other party, Get off your high horse and set- spect he shows this country, his from former President George tle down. Mr. Maynard did not offi ce and Americans is disgust- W. Bush dealing with the 911 call Trump Hitler. He just said ing. I read on here that they love tragedy to Obama having to there was a fi ne line between that he is a fi ghter, they love deal with a whole new Tea them. By the way, Trump loves that the cuts taxes and they love Party forming and express- dictators, just ask Kim Jong he is taking on the media. But ing their feelings. They were Un and Putin. They are better they refuse to recognize that professionals at their job, they leaders and smarter than our he fi ghts good people, that the focused on the issues that were presidents — Trump said that, tax cuts were for the rich and important and that were con- not me. corporations which resulted in cerning to America. Yes, we all the highest debt for our country want America to continue to be Ray Lee Sr. ever recorded, and that most great and be a country that the Monterey WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Former President Vannie Tindell Street Anna V. Lewis Smith COOKEVILLE — Fu- COOKEVILLE — and Saturday, Nov. 16, Carter out of surgery, neral services for Van- Funeral services for from 10 a.m. until ser- nie Tindell Street, 89, of Anna V. Lewis Smith, vice time at 11 a.m. Cookeville, Tennessee, 96, of Cookeville, Ten- Mrs. Smith passed no complications will be held at noon nessee, will be held at away Sunday, Nov. 10, Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 2019, at Bailey Manor of ATLANTA (AP) Lowden. Presley Funeral Home 16, at the Cookeville Cookeville. — Former President “If any- with Johnny Fox offi ci- chapel of Hooper-Hud- Hooper-Huddleston Jimmy Carter was body can ating. Interment will dleston & Horner & Horner is in charge recovering Tuesday make it follow in Crest Lawn Funeral Home. of arrangements, 526- following surgery to through this Memorial Cemetery. Burial will be in Jim 6111. relieve pressure on his Jimmy Car- Mrs. Street passed Lottie Smith Cemetery brain from bleeding ter can. His away Monday, Nov. 11, in Pickett County, Ten- linked to recent falls. CarterCt will to serve 2019 at Cookeville Re- nessee. A statement from his is greater gional Medical Center.. great-grandchildren, The family will spokeswoman said there than his will to give up,” She was born Thurs- Ty Street, Taylor receive friends at the were no complications said Lowden. day, May 8, 1930, in Street, Madison Street funeral home Friday, from the procedure, The Carter Center Lewisburg, Tennessee, and Sebastian Street, Nov. 15, from 5-8 p.m., performed at Emory said the bleeding was re- to the late Oslen G. all of Cookeville, and University Hospital for lated to Carter’s recent Cheek and Vannie K. Nicholas Street of Bulls a subdural hematoma, falls. He used a walker Tindell Cheek. Gap, Tennessee; and blood trapped on the during his most recent Mrs. Street was a several nieces and Nell Lamb brain’s surface. public appearance. longtime member of nephews. Pallbearers COOKEVILLE — Fu- from 1 p.m. until ser- Carter, 95, will remain The fi rst fall, in the Holladay Church of will be Bryan Street, neral services for Nell vice time at 3 p.m. in the hospital for ob- spring, required hip Christ. She retired as Andy Street, Drew Lamb, 91, of Cookeville, Nell Lamb passed servation, said Deanna replacement surgery. a secretary from Park Street, Donnie Loftis, Tennessee, will be held away Tuesday, Nov. 12, Congileo, his spokes- He hit his head falling View School after 24 Danny Hall and Jack at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 2019, at Cookeville Re- woman at the Carter again on Oct. 6 and years of service. Cathey. 17, at the Cookeville gional Medical Center. Center. received 14 stitches, but In addition to her In lieu of fl owers, chapel of Hooper-Hud- Hooper-Huddleston & The statement said the still traveled to Nash- parents, she was Mrs. Street had re- dleston & Horner Horner Funeral Home Carters thank everyone ville, Tennessee, to preceded in death by quested donations be Funeral Home. is in charge of arrange- for the many well-wish- help build a Habitat for her husband, Edward made to Happy Hav- Burial will be in ments, 526-6111. es they have received, Humanity home shortly Street; grandsons, Ja- en or Mustard Seed Sand Springs Memo- and Congileo doesn’t thereafter. And he was son and Jeremy Street; Ranch. rial Gardens, Putnam anticipate making more briefl y hospitalized after sister, Martha Cathey; You may share your County, Tennessee. announcements until fracturing his pelvis on and daughter-in-law, thoughts or send condo- The family will he’s released. Oct. 21. Sherry Street. lences to the family by receive friends at the It was unclear how Carter’s wife of 73 She is survived visiting www.presley- funeral home Saturday, long Carter might be years, Rosalynn Carter, by three sons, Keith funeralhome.com. Nov. 16, from 5-8 p.m., hospitalized, said his is with him at the hospi- Street, Bud (Jenny) Professional services and Sunday, Nov. 17, pastor, the Rev. Tony tal, Lowden said. Street and Steve Street, provided by Presley Fu- all of Cookeville; four neral Home, 528-1044. grandchildren, Bryan (Amanda) Street of Cookeville, Amanda Brrrrrrr! Record cold follows early Street of Bulls Gap, Tennessee, Andy (Allie) Street, and Drew (Asia) Street, snowstorm over much of eastern US all of Cookeville; fi ve BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Forecasters said day- — Snow and cold records time temperatures would Jackie W. Frogge fell as an arctic airmass remain in the 30s across that started in Siberia a wide area of the South. LIVINGSTON — time at 2 p.m. spilled over a big chunk Freeze warnings reached Funeral services for Mr. Frogge passed of the eastern half of from eastern Texas to Jackie W. Frogge, 62, away Saturday, Nov. the U.S., including the coastal South Carolina, of Livingston, Tennes- 9, 2019, at the Cookev- normally mild South, on with overnight lows pre- see, will be held at 2 ille Regional Medical Tuesday. dicted in the 20s. p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, Center. The mid-autumn taste The dip to 8 degrees at the Speck Funeral Speck Funeral Home of winter brought record (minus 13 Celsius) in Home chapel. is in charge of arrange- single-digit temperatures Indianapolis gave the city Burial will be in ments. 931-823-1201. to Chicago and environs; its earliest recorded fall Overton County Memo- set snowfall records temperature in the single rial Gardens. in Buff alo and Detroit; digits. The closest similar The family will dusted cars with snow reading was 11 degrees receive friends today, in Memphis, Tennessee; (minus 11 Celsius) record- Wednesday, Nov. 13, and froze lakes in Minne- ed on Nov. 3, 1951. from 5-9 p.m., and sota weeks earlier than Farther north, heavy Thursday, Nov. 14, from usual. lake-eff ect snow piled 11 a.m. until service Wisconsin farmer Bob more than 10 inches high Grove still has soybeans near Goshen. in the fi eld, 20 miles In Ohio, authorities C.J. Thomas Jr. south of Milwaukee, but investigated two fatal said he can’t harvest wrecks in snowy and icy COOKEVILLE — Me- them because the snow conditions Tuesday, one morial services for C.J. will clog the machinery. AP on the Ohio Turnpike in Thomas Jr., 88, will be “Normally, you don’t With a steady snow falling, a squirrel eats Richfi eld and another held at 3 p.m. Thurs- see this kind of weather seeds from a recycled jack-o-lantern in in Clark County. Seven day, Nov. 14, at Dyer to well into December,” Johnson City, on Tuesday morning. passengers on a New Funeral Home with Grove said. “It’s caught York City-bound bus Benton Flatt offi ciating. us off guard, as far as of 7 degrees (minus 13 1911. escaped serious injury The family will receive getting crops harvested. Celsius) broke the previ- Warming shelters in when it turned on its side friends Thursday from Doing what we can in be- ous record of 8 (minus 13 Memphis off ered relief on a snow-slicked high- 2 p.m. until service tween snow, rain, mud.” Celsius), set in 1986. “It from a reading of 21 de- way south of Syracuse. time at the funeral The roughly 10 inch- is pretty much about the grees (minus 6 Celsius), A section of Interstate home. es of snow in Buff alo coldest we can be this also a record low for the 90 in Pennsylvania was Mr. Thomas died and Detroit by Tuesday time of year (and) it could date. back open Tuesday after Monday, Nov. 11, 2019, morning was a record break records all over Schools and businesses being closed overnight at NHC of Cookeville, Tennessee; daughters, depth for the time of year, the region.” as far south as the Gulf because of jackknifed Tennessee. Janice (Tommy) Long weather service records At least six cities in Coast states opened late tractor-trailers. He was born Aug. 10, of Baxter, Jeanette show. Areas of Vermont Kansas set new record or closed Tuesday be- 1931, in Baxter, Tennes- (Carroll) Irby of Smith- and Maine saw similar lows Tuesday, led by Gar- cause of the unusual cold. see, to the late Chester ville, Tennessee, Max- totals as a wintry mix den City, which dropped About 20 school sys- Johnson and Hattie ine Trapp of Smithville, also closed or delayed to minus 1 (minus 18 Cel- tems delayed opening Allison Thomas. and Marsha (Gary) hundreds of schools in sius), breaking the record across north Alabama Mr. Thomas was a Stockton of Baxter; northern New England. of 7 (minus 14 Celsius) set under the threat of win- member of Nash Grove nine grandchildren; 12 “This is an air mass just last year. Records try precipitation, includ- Baptist Church. He re- great-grandchildren; that’s more typical for the also fell in Wichita, Sali- ing all the public schools THE tired and worked as an and a sister, Marie middle of January than na, Russell, Dodge City around Huntsville. Appliance Mart automotive mechanic. Palmer of Richmond, mid-November,” Na- and Medicine Lodge. Even more opened 749 S. Jeff erson He enjoyed playing the Kentucky. tional Weather Service In St. Louis, the mercu- late or closed in Ten- guitar and repairing Dyer Funeral Home meteorologist Kevin Birk ry dipped to 11 degrees, nessee, and a handful of 528-6467 small engines. He espe- is in charge of ar- said in Chicago, where breaking a record for the businesses and schools FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES cially enjoyed spending rangements, 526-7158. Tuesday morning’s low date that had stood since opened late in Georgia. “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” time with his loving You may share your family. thoughts and memories In addition to his par- at www.dyerfh.com. ents, he was preceded J ohn L egend is ‘sex iest’ in death by 12 siblings. He is survived by LOS ANGELES (AP) revealed as this year’s sons, Dwight (Brenda) — R&B crooner John winner Tuesday night Thomas of Cookev- Legend has been named on NBC’s “The Voice.” ille and Joey (Jamie) the Sexiest Man Alive He serves as a coach on Get your sports physicals Thomas of Nashville, by People magazine. the singing competition The Grammy-winning series with Gwen Ste- done here! Number 1 in local news singer known for his fani, Kelly Clarkson and silky-smooth vocals was Blake Shelton. Tired of long waits for your urgenurgent care needs?

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At a banquet last Thurs- Iday night, TTU’s president notes placed a medallion around my neck and EAR ABBY: I have WHERE off ered congrat- my granddaughters WE ARE ulations. write thank-you notes During the re- to everyone who gave ception hour be- D them presents fore the banquet, DEAR ABBY for Christmas, we 1969 grad- birthdays uates mingled and special and squinted to events. They read nametags. are 7 and 8 We talked about years old now. SUSAN where we live, They have RAY how many chil- fun drawing dren and grand- pictures and children we have, and how ABIGAIL mailing the long we’ve been retired. The VAN BUREN letters, and longer I talked with some- the recipi- one the more I remembered. ents enjoy receiving their Wrinkles and extra pounds notes. I would like to order don’t hide eyes and smiles. your Letters Booklet be- The TTU alumni offi ce cause it contains samples Woodworker David McCallister shows off his skills during a prior Holiday Festival. published and gave each of of many other types of us a Class of 1969 Memory correspondence. — LIN- Book which includes pic- DA IN CENTERVILLE, tures of the university, then TEXAS Annual Appalachian Craft Center and now, and individual pic- DEAR LINDA: You tures and personal updates are giving your grand- that we submitted. We were daughters an early lesson Holiday Festival set for Nov. 22-24 asked to share treasured in good manners, and memories, favorite profes- your idea of having them TTU — The Appalachian urday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ter/events/holiday.php. sors, and most celebrated life draw pictures on their Center for Craft’s annual with 25 percent off artwork Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 events. thank-you notes is clever. Holiday Festival is scheduled in the gallery, free, hands-on p.m., the 25 percent discount A treasured memory is Because most children for Nov. 22 - 24. craft activities for kids of all in the gallery continues, free when I walked for the fi rst like to draw, some parents A special preview day ages and special hands-on hands-on craft activities for time across campus with have their children do this with discounts and dinner is fi ne craft workshops. For a kids of all ages, and free, Allen, who was Husband before they learn to write. from 6 to 9 p.m., Friday Nov. small fee, participants can guided studio tours with three years later. Allen and As your granddaugh- 22. Artwork in the gallery create their own gifts in demonstrations throughout I walked from the Student ters grow older, suggest will be 30 percent off , and blacksmithing, indigo dyeing, the Craft Center’s campus. Center, across the quad, past that they keep a notebook attendees can dine in the glass blowing, paper mak- The Craft Center is at 1560 Derryberry Hall, to the sci- handy when they open Blue Water Grille on the Hill. ing, copper ornaments and Craft Center Dr. in Smith- ence building for my chem- their gifts and jot down Reservations for dinner are woodturning. Registration is ville, and is part of the School istry class. Mrs. Charlene the fi rst thing that comes recommended by calling 615- recommended for hands-on of Art, Craft & Design within Mullins, who taught family to mind when they see the 215-0315. workshops at https://www. the College of Fine Arts at life classes in the Home gift. Do they like the color? The event continues Sat- tntech.edu/fi ne-arts/craftcen- Tennessee Tech. Economics department, was The style? Is it something a favorite teacher. With her they have been wanting? gentle voice and calm de- Write it down and use it for meanor, she created class- inspiration. Interfaith Peace Project on the Prowl rooms that were as secure My booklet is helpful for and comforting as kitchen people of all ages who put The Interfaith Peace Proj- tables. And my most cele- off writing because they ect is active this weekend as brated life events are about don’t know what to say. It part of the Art Prowl. Some people: husband, children, can be ordered by sending Prowl artists’ displays will grands. your name and mailing feature wonderful items Fifty years ago, I earned address, plus check or donated by the artists to the a B.S. degree and teaching money order for $8 (U.S. IPP. The sale income will con- certifi cates that qualifi ed me funds), to Dear Abby Let- tribute to the funds needed to teach home economics (a ters Booklet, P.O. Box 447, to award prizes for winners subject in high school many Mount Morris, IL 61054- of this years’ art and written years ago), general science, 0447. Shipping and han- contests for grades 1 through and grades 1-8. But some of dling are included in the 12. the greatest benefi ts of my price. Inside you will fi nd We have donations by college years aren’t printed many samples that can Kip Kniep, Wayne Hogan, on paper. be used as patterns from Marilee Hall, Jay Franken- Four years of living in which to write your own. fi eld, Rob Baker, Heide Weid- a dormitory, a two-person For anyone who has ever ner, Merritt Ireland, Raven room, and a hallway bath- wondered where to begin Williamson, Debi Wichman, room shared with twenty when writing a note of Helga Skinner, Laura Clem- other girls developed tol- thanks, congratulations, ons, Jen Luna, Louis and erance and patience. And condolences, composing a Christine Columbarini, those girls, my roommate love letter or the opposite Jorden Braswell, Jessica and hallway dorm mates, — announcing a broken Hager, Carol Ludgate, and became life long friends. engagement or a decision Synergy. Friends who have shared to divorce — “How to The highlight donation is joys and troubles regularly; Write Letters” is a handy the opportunity to bid on an at one time by a chain letter, guide for putting words 8-hour workshop with met- but now by texts and emails. down on paper. alsmith/jeweler Kip Kniep at As a member of a soror- DEAR ABBY: A close his home studio. Check out ity, I learned to agree to friend of mine recently his display at Delia Ateliers disagree while maintaining confi ded that at a recent Arcade. respect for others, to accept offi ce happy hour, after Go to the Interfaith Peace majority rule, and to work most of her co-workers Project Facebook page to see with a committee (which to went home, she made out a slide show of all the won- this day I don’t like, but the with a married manager. derful Prowl donations. For Kip and Celine Kneip in Kip’s studio. An 8-hour experiences taught me how). After that, they went to an- more information on the IPP, workshop with Kneip is one of the items for sale I learned that little things, other bar, after which he visit Merritt Ireland’s display to benefit the Interfaith Peace Project during this like the color of napkins for eventually paid a $200 taxi at the History Museum. weekend’s Art Prowl. a party isn’t important. Re- ride for her to go to her specting people’s feelings parents’ house where she and accepting diff erences was spending the week- are. end. Now they text after WCTE to host Livingston estate workshop I was given the opportu- work hours (presumably nity to be a leader and take while he is home with his WCTE — WCTE is hosting a most overlooked areas of per- izes in estate planning (in- on the responsibilities of wife and kids), and he has free estate planning and will sonal fi nancial management. cluding wills, trusts, gifting, an elected offi ce. If I didn’t invited her out to lunch preparation class at 11 a.m. It has been estimated that and long-term care planning), complete a class assignment, and drinks, which she has Wednesday, Nov. 20 at Millard more than 120 million Ameri- probate and trust adminis- I suff ered the consequence of rebuff ed. Oakley Public Library at 170 cans do not have proper estate tration, conservatorships/ a bad grade. If I didn’t com- I asked her what their E. Main St. Livingston plans to protect themselves or guardianships and adoptions. plete and turn in a required goal was for this “relation- Attorney Joy Buck Gothard their families in the event of Gothard is a Cookeville native sorority form to the Dean of ship” — do they want an will speak about understand- sickness, accidents, or untime- and enjoys working with Women, my 40 sisters suf- aff air? Something more? ing the impact of choosing ly death. This circumstance families. fered. She says they are just a good executor or trustee, can cause many families To attend the free class, re- My life would have been friends, and she’s mad at working eff ectively with an unnecessary expenses and serve a seat by emailing Avery very diff erent had I not me for even questioning it. attorney, paying attention to fi nancial hardship. Proper Hutchins at ahutchins@wcte. attended college. Not left She just broke up with her benefi ciary designations and planning can help avoid these org or by calling 931-528-2222 home and lived and studied longtime boyfriend, and I other important issues around unintended consequences. ext. 220. Class participants at TTU. Not been a member don’t want her to get hurt estate planning. Gothard is an attorney in will receive a free estate plan- of a group and not completed by getting involved with Estate planning is one of the Cookeville. The fi rm special- ning booklet. a degree. this man from her offi ce. Two days that made the Any advice? — WORRIED great diff erences in my life FRIEND IN NEW YORK were the day I enrolled and DEAR WORRIED the day I graduated from col- FRIEND: You asked your lege. Those deserve celebra- friend an intelligent ques- Aging Services seeking delivery volunteers tion. Thank you Tennessee tion. Now it’s time to step Aging Services for the nity by delivering meals to you have time to give and Tech University for honoring back out of the line of fi re. Upper Cumberland, Inc. is people in need. As a meal transportation to deliver us Golden Grads. This will not end well, and looking for people who are delivery volunteer, you will meals, we need your help! If somebody is going to be empathetic, caring, com- be delivering meals in your you would like more infor- SUSAN RAY is a Cookeville unhappy as this unfolds. passionate, and looking to community to frail elderly mation, please call 931-432- writer. 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In 1789, Benjamin Franklin wrote in a letter to a friend: “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” In 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed a measure lower- ing the minimum draft age from to 18. Frank & Ernest In 1956, the Supreme Court struck down laws calling for racial segrega- tion on public buses. In 2015, Islamic State militants carried out a set of coordinated attacks in Paris, killing 130 people in the worst attack on French soil since World War II. Today’s Birthdays: Journalist-author Peter Arnett is 85. Actor Jimmy Arlo & Janis Hawkins is 78. Blues sing- er John Hammond is 77. Actor Joe Mantegna is 72. Actress Sheila Frazier is 71. Actress Tracy Scog- gins is 66. Actor Chris Noth is 65. Actress-come- dian Whoopi Goldberg is 64. Actress Caroline Goodall is 60. Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel is 52. Actor Steve Zahn is 52. Actor Gerard Butler is 50. A8 HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2019 herald-citizen.com Parties assail each other as Trump impeachment opens

WASHINGTON “Our answer to these The top Republican ing witnesses behind (AP) — The U.S. House questions will aff ect on the panel, Rep. Devin closed doors for weeks. launched the fi rst public not only the future of Nunes of California, Transcripts of those hearing Wednesday of this presidency but the accused the Democratic interviews have been Donald Trump’s im- future of the presidency majority of conducting a released. peachment investiga- itself, and what kind of “scorched earth” eff ort Nunes called the tion, the extraordinary conduct or misconduct to take down the pres- Ukraine matter a “low process to determine the American people ident after the special rent” sequel to the Rus- whether the 45th presi- may come to expect counsel’s Russia inves- sia probe. “Democrats dent of the United States from their commander tigation into the 2016 are advancing their should be removed from in chief.” election failed to spark impeachment sham,” he offi ce. It was a remarkable impeachment proceed- said. Rep. Adam Schiff , the moment, even for a ings. The proceedings were Democratic chairman of White House full of “We’re supposed to being broadcast live, and the House Intelligence them. The hearing is take these people at face on social media, from a Committee, immediately AP the fi rst chance for value when they trot packed hearing room on outlined the question at House Intelligence Committee Chairman America, and the rest out new allegations?” Capitol Hill. The country the core of the impeach- Adam Schiff of Calif., left, speaks as Rep. of the world, to see and said Nunes, a top Trump has been here only three ment inquiry -- whether Devin Nunes, R-Calif., the ranking member hear for themselves ally. He derided what times before, and never the president used his of- on the committee listens during the House about Trump’s actions he called the “cult- against the 21st century fi ce to pressure Ukraine Intelligence Committee on Capitol Hill in toward Ukraine and like atmosphere in the backdrop of real-time offi cials for personal Washington, Wednesday. consider whether they basement of the Capitol” commentary, including political gain. are, in fact, impeachable where investigators from the Republican “The matter is as simple and as terrible as that,” Schiff said. off enses. have been interview- president himself. Pact reached to avert shutdown through Dec. 20

WASHINGTON (AP) — A top House lawmak- er announced Tuesday that Congress will pass a governmentwide temporary spending bill to keep the government running through Dec. 20, forestalling a government shutdown as the House turns its focus to impeachment hearings. Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Nita Lowey, D-N.Y., made the announcement after meeting with Senate counterpart Richard Shel- by, R-Ala., in hopes of kick-starting long-delayed eff orts to fi nd agreement on $1.4 trillion worth of agency spending bills. A fi ght over President Donald Trump’s de- mands for up to $8 billion in new funding for his U.S.-Mexico border fence project is largely respon- sible for an impasse on the huge spending pack- age, which would implement the details of this summer’s hard-won budget accord. The politically explosive impeachment hearing and the possibility of impeachment and a trial AP aren’t making the jobs of dealmakers like Lowey Ernesto Parada, 28, a graduate student at California State University, Northridge, marches any easier. It’s yet another layer of complications Tuesday through downtown Los Angeles to MacArthur Park, to defend the Deferred Action for for senior lawmakers pressing not just for an Childhood Arrivals program while the U.S. Supreme Court considers the fate of the Obama-era agreement on agency budgets; it’s also complicat- immigration program being challenged by the Trump administration. ing action on a long-sought rewrite of the North American trade rules. The coming weeks could still be the last, best opportunity for lawmakers to wrap up their work Split Supreme Court appears ready to on the budget and the trade deal, even as stake- holders admit the timetable could easily slip amid foot-dragging and partisan fl are-ups. allow Trump to end DACA As the House returns from a quick break, the sole piece of must-do business before Thanksgiv- ing is to pass a governmentwide stopgap spending WASHINGTON (AP) might result, they said. many program partic- The high court argu- bill to avert the second government shutdown — Sharply at odds with But there did not ipants, brought to the ments did not involve within a year. liberal justices, the appear to be any support U.S. as children and now any discussion of indi- The top leaders of the House and Senate Appro- Supreme Court’s conser- among the fi ve conser- here illegally, are “far vidual DACA recipients priations committees met Tuesday afternoon to vative majority seemed vatives for blocking the from ‘angels,’” and he or Trump’s claims. try to make progress toward a year-end deal on a ready Tuesday to allow administration. The claimed that “some are Instead the focus was massive appropriations package. Greeting report- the Trump administra- nine-member court’s very tough, hardened on whether either of two ers after a meeting with Shelby, Lowey sought to tion to abolish protec- decision is expected by criminals.” The pro- administration ratio- dispel worries of a shutdown when current fund- tions that permit 660,000 June, at the height of the gram bars anyone with nales for ending DACA, ing expires next Thursday. immigrants to work in 2020 presidential cam- a felony conviction from begun under President Shelby and Lowey promised a renewed push to- the U.S., free from the paign. participating, and seri- Barack Obama, was ward completing their unfi nished work in coming threat of deportation. President Donald ous misdemeanors may enough. weeks but off ered no specifi cs. That outcome would Trump said on Twitter also bar eligibility. Trump’s anti-immi- “We had a very productive conversation,” “destroy lives,” declared that DACA recipients Some DACA recipi- grant rhetoric was a key Lowey said. “It’s our responsibility as the chairs Justice Sonia Soto- shouldn’t despair if ents, commonly known part of his presidential of the committees to get our work done and we mayor, one the court’s the justices side with as “Dreamers,” were campaign in 2016, and intend to get our work done.” liberals who repeatedly him, pledging that “a in the courtroom for his administration Most notably, a recurring fi ght over Trump’s suggested the adminis- deal will be made with the arguments, and has pointed to a court U.S.-Mexico border fence and immigrant deten- tration has not adequate- the Dems for them to many people camped ruling striking down tion practices is making it diffi cult for House ly justifi ed its decision stay!” But Trump’s past out in front of the the expansion of DACA Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Major- to end the seven-year- promises to work with court for days for a and creation of similar ity Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., to make prog- old Deferred Action for Democrats on a legisla- chance at some of the protections, known as ress on a broader, full-year $1.4 trillion spending Childhood Arrivals pro- tive solution for these few seats available. DAPA, for undocument- bill. That measure is needed to implement the gram. Nor has it taken immigrants have led The term comes from ed immigrants whose terms of last summer’s hard-won budget agree- suffi cient account of the nowhere. never-passed proposals children are U.S. citi- ment, which distributed budget increases to both personal, economic and The president also in Congress called the zens as reasons to bring the Pentagon and domestic agencies. social disruption that said in his tweet that DREAM Act. the program to a halt. McConnell is personally invested in a success- ful budget outcome and both he and Pelosi have long histories on appropriations. 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0ATHLETIC SUPPORT0 Are college TTU shows poise in win scholarship Tech women rally to knock off ULM 75-68 By BEN CRAVEN signings HERALD-CITIZEN The Tennessee Tech women’s bas- ketball team struggled in its second game of the season but remain un- fake? blemished, beating Louisiana Monroe 75-68 Tuesday. Dear Athletic Support: Last The win brings TTU’s record to 2-0, year, a senior on my son’s football while the Warhawks fall to 0-2. team held a scholarship “signing” “First of all, that was just a real- after the season. Problem is, I ly good win,” TTU head coach Kim don’t think he really got a schol- Rosamond said. “It was a hard-fought arship. win, and we knew it was going to be a I think he was just a walk-on struggle the entire game. I’m extreme- and staged the “signing.” Are ly proud of our poise. you familiar with athletes faking “There wasn’t a lot going right for these scholarship us through the fi rst three quarters, signings? — Curious but I thought our kids dug deep, Cat Daddy started getting some stops on the defensive end, and started executing Dear Cat Dad- on the off ensive end. I love how our dy: Before I answer kids responded in the fourth quarter. your questions, let That response is what our culture is me hit you with a all about.” CCranor couple facts. For the The Golden Eagles came out of most part, the only the gates strong, but hit a lull they college sports that off er full-ride couldn’t overcome until the fourth athletic scholarships are football, quarter. basketball (men’s and women’s), Tech started the game on a 12-4 gymnastics (women’s), tennis and run, but three minutes into the sec- volleyball. ond quarter, ULM took a 16-14 lead. In addition, most full schol- Despite 3-pointers from Tech’s Kesha arships only come from D1 FBS Brady and Jordan Brock in the second schools. The point here is that quarter, ULM took a 29-26 lead into most scholarships aren’t free halftime and extended it to 41-30 three tickets to college. There is no way minutes into the third period. to know whether a young man is The Golden Eagles shot just 25 signing a scholarship for $500 per percent in the fi rst half and scored semester, or if he’s getting a free 10 points in the paint, but turned it ride. around in the third, shooting 53 per- There’s also no real way to cent, and scoring 14 in the paint to cut know whether a player has ULM’s lead to 53-49. agreed to be a “preferred walk- Tech’s post players continued to on.” A “preferred walk-on” is surge in the fourth quarter as diffi cult an athlete that has already been baskets from Mackenzie Coleman and BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN awarded a spot on the team but Anacia Wilkinson tied the game at 55 Tennessee Tech’s Maaliya Owens, right, fights for possession of the ball not any scholarship money. At and 57. Then the Golden Eagles took during the Golden Eagles’ 75-68 win over ULM Tuesday night inside the larger programs, these are covet- over, scoring eight straight with the Hooper Eblen Center. ed positions. help of a free throw and back-to-back So much so, that coaches will layups from Coleman. “It wasn’t really designed. We just teammates just did a good job of feed- sometimes even send a letter for ULM made several last-ditch-eff orts talked about score-stop-score,” Cole- ing me the ball. I just tried to be calm, a preferred walk-on to sign on to bring the game back within reach, man said. “We needed stops because collected, and fi nish for them.” signing day. but a 3-point dagger from Tech fresh- (ULM was) coming at us, and we Coleman led the Golden Eagles It’s not up to you, me, or any- man Maaliyah Owens with 33 seconds weren’t really delivering in the fi rst one else, to rain on a high school left sealed the win. half. We came back down, and my SEE TTU, PAGE B2 player’s parade. There’s no way to know if the piece of paper a young athlete signs on National Signing Day involves any particular sum of Golden Eagles lose money, and frankly, it shouldn’t matter either way.

Dear Athletic Support: My OT thriller 85-80 daughter’s fi rst season of high school basketball is only a few weeks away. She was really ex- By BEN CRAVEN play them. cited about it until she rolled her HERALD-CITIZEN “As the game wore on, we ankle — again. Since she started were able to do some good playing basketball in elementary The Tennessee Tech things scoring the basket- school, she’s sprained her ankle men’s basketball team ball. It was a back-and-forth countless times. battled Wright State Tues- aff air for a long period of I worry that all of those inju- day but the Golden Eagles time. They had to deal with ries are going to add up and have couldn’t fi nish, losing an adversity, but so did we.” lasting eff ects. Is there anything 85-80 overtime decision. The fi rst half was the we can do to prevent future inju- The loss brings Tech’s only portion of the game ries and chronic pain as she gets record to 1-2, while Wright with any real momentum older? —Twisted Up State remains undefeated changes or substantial at 3-0. leads as both teams were Dear Twisted: You are preach- ”Tonight was a really virtually deadlocked the en- ing to the choir! My wife and I hard-fought battle,” TTU tire second half. The largest were both college athletes and let head coach John Pelphrey lead for Wright State came me be gut-level honest with you — said. “Wright State has a almost midway through the we live in a constant state of pain. really good body of work, fi rst half when a 3-pointer BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN Bone spurs, shin splints, tight and we knew how good they made it 19-11. Tennessee Tech’s Keishawn Davidson, left, elevates necks, sore shoulders, head- were coming into the game. However, the Golden for a layup against a Wright State defender during the We were really excited Golden Eagles’ 85-80 overtime loss Tuesday night SEE ELI, PAGE B2 about having the chance to SEE TECH, PAGE B2 inside the Hooper Eblen Center.

Colin Kaepernick plans audition for NFL teams on Saturday in Atlanta

AP — Colin Kaepernick plans to a Tuesday or another audition for NFL teams on Saturday Saturday. in a private workout arranged by Kaepernick’s repre- the league to be held in Atlanta. sentatives have asked The exiled former Pro Bowl the league to provide quarterback posted on Twitter: “I’m a rolling list of teams just getting word from my represen- that plan to attend the tatives that the NFL league offi ce Kaepernick workout to ensure it’s reached out to them about a workout a “legitimate process,” in Atlanta on Saturday. I’ve been in according to the person who spoke shape and ready for this for 3 years, on condition of anonymity be- can’t wait to see the head coaches cause details haven’t been made and GMs on Saturday.” public. The NFL hasn’t confi rmed Kaepernick hasn’t played since Kaepernick’s workout details. 2016 with the San Francisco 49ers. A person familiar with the plans He helped start a wave of protests told The Associated Press the about social and racial injustice SCOTT WILSON | HERALD-CITIZEN league’s decision to invite all 32 that season by kneeling during the teams to watch Kaepernick “came national anthem at games. out of the blue with no prior com- The NFL in February settled a Tough battle between local rivals munication.” collusion grievance Kaepernick and The person said Kaepernick’s former teammate Eric Reid fi led Monterey’s Peyton West, center, tries to track down the ball as teammate team was given a 2-hour window to against the league. Jaxson Billings (32) collides with Cookeville’s Bailey Gilliam during a accept the invitation and was denied Reid now plays for the Carolina scrimmage Tuesday night at Monterey High School. MHS won 86-67. a request to schedule the tryout on Panthers. B2 HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2019 herald-citizen.com LSU sits No. 1 in rankings

AP — Alabama is fi fth in spots to give the Southeastern the American Athletic Con- the latest College Football Conference two of the top ference. The highest-ranked Playoff rankings, behind four for the second straight team from outside the Power LSU, Ohio State, Clemson and week. Five conferences receives an Georgia, which took over the Selection committee automatic bid to a New Year’s fourth spot in the selection chairman Rob Mullens, the Six bowl. committee’s second top 25. Oregon athletic director, said The fi nal rankings and LSU replaced Ohio State as Georgia’s loss to South Car- pairings for the College Foot- No. 1 on Tuesday night after olina (4-6) was noted by the ball Playoff semifi nal will be the Tigers won at Alabama on committee, but the Bulldogs’ revealed Dec. 8. Saturday. The Buckeyes were victories against No. 11 Flor- Alabama is the only team bumped to No. 2. Clemson ida and No. 16 Notre Dame to make the playoff all fi ve moved up two spots to No. 3 pushed them past Alabama. years. Can it get there again? after two teams ahead of the Oregon was sixth and Barring a stunning No- Tigers lost for the fi rst time fellow Pac-12 team Utah was vember collapse by LSU, the last week, including Ala- seventh. Crimson Tide will not reach bama. Oklahoma, the high- the SEC championship game. The Crimson Tide fell 46- est-ranked Big 12 team at Looking back at the teams AP 41 to LSU and dropped two No. 10, dropped a spot after that already took that route Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (13) warms up spots. Penn State, which had a one-point victory against might provide clues. before a game against LSU, Saturday, in Tuscaloosa , been No. 4, lost 31-26 at Min- Iowa State. The Sooners face The Ohio State team that Ala. nesota and fell to ninth. The 13th-ranked Baylor on Satur- reached the playoff in 2016 unbeaten Gophers climbed day. The Bears are the low- had a three-point loss at Buckeyes on selection Sunday were exactly the type of team nine spots to eighth, the est-ranked unbeaten team. Penn State that kept it out of owned victories against the the playoff architects had in largest one-week jump in the The highest-ranked the Big Ten title game. The committee’s sixth (Michigan), mind when they determined six-year history of the College Group of Five teams were Nittany Lions fi nished fi fth in seventh (Oklahoma) and a conference championship Football Playoff . 17th-ranked Cincinnati and the committee’s fi nal rank- eighth (Wisconsin) ranked should not be a requirement Georgia moved up two 18th-ranked Memphis out of ings with an 11-2 record. The teams, two on the road. They to make the playoff . Pettersson gets two goals as Canucks top Preds 5-3

VA NCOU V ER, British Columbia (AP) — Elias Pettersson put on a show to celebrate his 21st birthday with 12 family members and friends watching in the crowd. Pettersson scored two goals and the Vancou- ver Canucks snapped a four-game winless streak with a 5-3 win over the Nashville Predators on Tuesday night. “It’s great to get a win again,” said Petters- BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN son, who has 17 points Tennessee Tech’s Hunter Vick, left, puts up a floater during the Golden (four goals, 13 assists) Eagles’ 85-80 overtime loss Tuesday night inside the Hooper Eblen in his lasts 12 games. Center. “It’s really nice to score goals.” Tanner Pearson also TECH: Golden Eagles look for win at UNCG scored twice for Van- couver, his second into an empty net. Adam AP FROM PAGE B1 the clock, but the Gold- up by Davidson with 14 Gaudette also scored Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn en Eagles couldn’t score points, Jr. Clay with 12 for the Canucks (10-6-3), Hughes (43) fights for control of the puck with Eagles turned things again. points, and Hunter Vick who are 1-3-1 in their Nashville Predators center Craig Smith (15) around with an 8-2 run, “At the end of the with 10. Amadou Sylla last fi ve. during the second period of a game Tuesday, tying the game at 23-23 night, it came down to almost hit a double-dou- Vancouver scored in Vancouver, British Columbia. and taking their larg- rebounding,” Pelphrey ble with a team-high three times on the pow- est lead at 31-25 with a said. “I do think (Wright nine rebounds and eight er play. that.” Pekka Rinne. minute left in the period. State) looked a little points. “It’s only one night The teams combined Pettersson’s second Wright State quickly more comfortable at “We’ve got to look at but it’s really good for six goals in a wild of the game, and eighth tied the game at 31-31 to times down the stretch. ourselves, and we’ve got when the power play third period. of the season, came off start the second half, They knew exactly to own that and address scores,” said Petters- “It was really com- the rebound on a rush and neither team could where they were going that,” Pelphrey said. son. petitive in the fi rst and at 11:41. get the margin back out to go with the ball, and “But there were a lot of “That won us the I thought they had the Granlund tipped a to six points. if they didn’t score it, really positive things game. We have to bring better of us,” Predators Mattias Ekholm shot In the second half, they certainly just went for our young basketball it the next game and coach Peter Laviolette past Vancouver goal- the score was tied nine and got it back. I’m team to look at, to learn hopefully score some said. tender Thatcher Demko times, and the lead proud of our eff ort in a from, to gain experi- goals.” Pettersson’s fi rst at 8:35. changed hands 15 times. lot of areas, but we did ence, to develop a belief Filip Forsberg, goal came at 6:09 of the Then Forsberg scored Tech’s Keishawn David- not compete well enough and a trust in each Mikael Granlund and third. With the Ca- his ninth of the season son made a jump shot on the backboard.” other. Calle Jarnkrok scored nucks on a power play, on a one-timer at 14:26. to tie the game at 75-75 Wright State out re- “Now the challenge for the Predators (9- Pettersson knocked Demko made 34 saves with 2:25 remaining, but bounded the Golden Ea- is if these guys can hold 6-3). down an attempted for the Canucks. Rinne neither team hit anoth- gles 50-32 in the contest, themselves to a higher Forsberg was frus- clearing pass with his stopped 21 shots for er shot in regulation but the biggest factor standard as individuals trated by Nashville’s chest. Nashville. despite eight attempts. was Wright State’s 20 every single day. If we overall performance. He gained control of The teams exchanged Tech’s struggled in over- off ensive boards and 28 do that, we will continue “It’s not good the puck, took a couple goals during a second time, turning the ball second-chance points. to make progress.” enough,” he said. “It’s of strides and sent a period in which the over and missing two The Raiders had four Up next, the Golden a little inconsistent. shot over the glove of Predators outshot the shots before scoring. players in double-fi g- Eagles head to Greens- We’re not OK with Nashville goaltender Canucks 19-7. In the meantime, ures, and Bill Wampler boro, North Carolina, Wright State hit a led the way with four Friday to compete in the 3-pointer and another 3-pointers and 20 points. Spartan Invitational. jump shot to take an Tech was led by Dar- Their fi rst opponent 80-75 lead. Tech cut the ius Allen with 4-9 from will be the host, North TTU: Wilkinson wipes glass clean in win defi cit back to one point behind the arc and 18 Carolina at Greensboro, at 81-80 with 1:50 left on points. He was backed at 6 p.m. FROM PAGE B1 we expect Mackenzie in double digits with 12 Coleman to look like, points. in scoring with 24 we just fed her the ball The Golden Eagle points. She added seven time after time, and she bench scored 22 points rebounds and blocked delivered.” in the second half. Bowden, Turner help Vols rally four shots for one of her Wilkinson led the Tech’s women hit the best games with Tech. team with 10 rebounds road for a non-confer- “I’m really proud of and completed the ence game at Southern past Murray State 82-63 Mackenzie Coleman,” double-double with 12 Illinois. Rosamond said. points. Brady was the Tipoff is Saturday at “She looked like what only other Tech scorer 2 p.m. KNOXVILLE — Tennessee’s Jordan 3-point range to earn its 28th con- Bowden and Lamonte’ Turner re- secutive home victory, extending the sponded to the gentle scolding they longest active home winning streak of received from their coach last week. any Division I team. Tennessee hasn’t ELI: Ankle braces may help stop injuries Volunteers coach Rick Barnes lost at home since falling 94-84 to Au- didn’t like the nine combined turn- burn on Jan. 2, 2018. FROM PAGE B1 cards any diff erently. overs his backcourt duo had produced Murray State (1-1) made the Volun- But that’s just us. If our kids want in a season-opening victory over UNC teers earn this one. aches… You name it; we’ve got it. I to play, they’ll play. If they don’t… Asheville. Tennessee scored the game’s fi rst played football, my wife was a pole they won’t. If your daughter wants The two seniors bounced back basket but fell behind immediately vaulter for the University of Arkan- to play — if the pain is worth the Tuesday and sparked a second-half afterward and wouldn’t regain the sas, and there is no doubt, our athlet- glory to her — then let her play. comeback as Tennessee rallied from lead until midway through the second ic careers came at a cost. She just might need to get some a 12-point defi cit to beat Murray State half. The Vols then pulled away by The question is, though, would we ankle braces! 82-63. scoring the game’s fi nal 16 points and go back and do anything diff erently? Bowden shot 6 of 8 on 3-point at- shutting out Murray State over the And it’s a durn good question. One Eli Cranor is a former profession- tempts. Turner scored just fi ve points last 7 minutes, 21 seconds. we constantly ask of ourselves as we al quarterback and coach turned but had a career-high 14 assists. Bowden scored 19 points during raise our own kiddos. award-winning author. Send ques- Neither player committed a single that second-half comeback. Turner Honestly, I don’t think my wife or I tions for “Athletic Support” to eli. turnover. shot just 2 of 12 but made up for it with would go back and give up our athlet- [email protected] or visit elicranor. Tennessee (2-0) shot 12 of 22 from the way he set up his teammates. ic careers. I don’t think we’d play our com. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com Panthers rally from 4 down Davis, James lead

BOSTON (AP) — Mike Hoff - Lakers to best 10- man scored one of four Florida goals in the third period and added the winner in a shootout as game start since 2010 the Panthers rallied from a four- goal defi cit and beat the Boston Bruins 5-4 on Tuesday night. PHOENIX (AP) — Anthony Davis had 24 points Keith Yandle had a goal and and 12 rebounds, Kyle Kuzma added 23 points and two assists for Florida and Sam the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Phoenix Suns 123- Montembeault didn’t allow a goal 115 on Tuesday night. after replacing Sergei Bobrovsky The Lakers (8-2) are off to their best 10-game at the start of the third period start since 2010 and bounced back from a home with the Panthers trailing 4-0. loss to Toronto on Sunday. LeBron James added 19 Montembeault fi nished with points, 11 assists and seven rebounds. 15 saves, six in overtime, and Phoenix (6-4) trailed for a big chunk of the fourth stopped Charlie McAvoy on Bos- quarter but pushed ahead 113-111 on Devin Book- ton’s last chance in the shootout er’s fast-break layup with 3:29 left. The Lakers re- as the Panthers completed the sponded with three straight 3-pointers — one from comeback and gave coach Joel AP James and two more from Kuzma — to lead 120-113 Quenneville career victory No. Boston Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask reacts after giving up and put the game out of reach. 899. the game-winning goal to Florida Panthers center Mike Hoff man The Suns were led by Ricky Rubio and Booker, Aaron Ekblad and Frank Va- in a shoot out Tuesday in Boston who both scored 21 points. trano also scored for Florida. David Pastrnak scored his Adam Fox had a goal in regula- Rookie defenseman Cale Ma- HAWKS 125 league-leading 16th goal for tion and set up Kakko’s winner as kar opened the scoring for the NUGGETS 121 Boston. Joakim Nordstrom, New York recovered after blow- Avalanche (11-5-2). Joonas Don- DENVER (AP) — Trae Young scored 15 of his Anders Bjork and Zdeno Chara ing a two-goal lead and improved skoi had a goal and two assists, season-high 42 points in the fourth quarter and also scored. Tuukka Rask made to 5-1-1 in its last seven games. and Matt Calvert contributed a added 11 assists to lead Atlanta past Denver. 25 saves. Alexandar Georgiev, getting the pair of assists. Young fi nished seven points shy of his career David Krejci had two assists start after Henrik Lundqvist It was the fi rst time this season high set March 1 against Chicago last season. He for Boston, which lost its fourth played the previous three games, the Jets (10-8-1) were shut out. was 13 of 21 from the fi eld and fi nished 8 for 13 on straight. fi nished with 30 saves. Connor Hellebuyck made 21 3-pointers. Justin Schultz and Jared Mc- saves for Winnipeg, which went Jabari Parker had 20 points and nine rebounds, CANADIENS 3 Cann scored for the short-handed 2-1-1 on a four-game homestand. and Alex Len scored 17 for the Hawks. BLUE JACKETS 2, SO Penguins, who earned at least a Will Barton led Denver with 21 points, Jokic had MONTREAL (AP) — Jonathan point for the sixth time in sev- COYOTES 3 20 and Paul Millsap added 19. Drouin scored the shootout win- en games (4-1-2). Matt Murray, BLUES 2, SO ner and Montreal rallied to beat making his seventh straight start ST. LOUIS (AP) — Nick PACERS 111 Columbus. and 15th in 18 games this season, Schmaltz and Conor Garland THUNDER 85 Brendan Gallagher and Tomas stopped 24 shots. scored in the shootout, and INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — T.J. Warren scored 11 Tatar scored third-period goals The Penguins were without Arizona snapped St. Louis’ sev- of his 23 points in the third quarter to lead Indiana for the Canadiens (10-5-3), who star center Sidney Crosby due to en-game winning streak. past Oklahoma City. trailed 1-0 after two periods. a lower body injury. The two-time Garland’s power-play goal tied Malcolm Brogdon had 20 points, six rebounds Carey Price made 33 saves. The MVP did not travel with the team it 2-all at 5:58 of the third period. and fi ve assists, and Domantas Sabonis had 18 Canadiens have won six of their to New York after leaving in the St. Louis native Clayton Keller points and 16 rebounds for the surging Pacers, who last eight games (6-1-1). third period of a 3-2 shootout win had a goal and an assist against have won seven of eight, including four straight. Eric Robinson and Zach Wer- over Chicago on Saturday. his hometown team. Danilo Gallinari scored 14 points, Deonte Burton enski scored in regulation for Jaden Schwartz and Colton had 13 points and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 11 Columbus (6-8-4). Backup goalie AVALANCHE 4 Parayko scored for the Blues, but points and six rebounds for the Thunder, who have Elvis Merzlikins, who was re- JETS 0 the defending Stanley Cup cham- lost three of four and remained winless on the called from the AHL on Monday, WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — pions dropped to 0-2 in shootouts road. made 30 saves. Adam Werner made 40 saves in this season. his NHL debut and Nathan MacK- Arizona improved to 3-0 in 76ERS 98 RANGERS 3 innon fi nished with two goals and tiebreakers after winning in a CAVALIERS 97 PENGUINS 2, OT two assists as Colorado extended shootout for the second consec- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Joel Embiid scored 27 NEW YORK (AP) — Kaapo its winning streak to three games. utive night. The Coyotes topped points, including the go-ahead dunk with 13.2 sec- Kakko scored his second goal Werner’s shutout is shared Washington 4-3 on Monday. onds remaining, Philadelphia over Cleveland. of the game 2:36 into overtime, with Pavel Francouz, who started Darcy Kuemper made 33 saves Josh Richardson added 17 points and Ben Sim- giving New York a victory over but only lasted 31 seconds before for Arizona. St. Louis goalie Jor- mons had 15 for Philadelphia, which won despite Pittsburgh. getting injured. dan Binnington stopped 20 shots. missing 30 of 38 3-point attempts. 0SCOREBOARD0 SOCCER (MEN’S) Wednesday. Sacramento 107, Portland 99 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. ON TELEVISION 10:50 a.m. 7. Oregon State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 18 Wednesday’s Games Dallas at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Denver at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Wednesday, November 13 ESPN2 — UEFA Euro 2020: Turkey vs. Iceland, Qual- DePaul, Thursday. Memphis at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Chicago at Vegas, 10 p.m. Houston at Baltimore, 1 p.m. ifying, Istanbul 8. Maryland (1-1) did not play. Next: at James Madi- Philadelphia at Orlando, 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games Buff alo at Miami, 1 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) 1:20 p.m. son, Wednesday. L.A. Clippers at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Florida, 7 p.m. Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 5 p.m. FS2 — FIFA U-17 World Cup: Teams TBD, Quarterfinal 9. Louisville (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Central Mich- Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. ESPN2 — Louisiana State at Virginia Commonwealth 1:30 p.m. igan, Thursday. San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Carolina at Buff alo, 7 p.m. Arizona at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 6 p.m. ESPN2 — UEFA Euro 2020: Kosovo vs. Czech Repub- 10. Mississippi State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Mur- Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New England at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. BTN — McNeese State at Wisconsin lic, Qualifying, Pilsen, Czech Republic ray State, Friday. Toronto at Portland, 10 p.m. Colorado at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Cincinnati at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. CBSSN — St. Joseph’s at Connecticut 4:50 p.m. 11. UCLA (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Long Beach Thursday’s Games San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Chicago at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. FS1 — Villanova at Ohio State FS2 — FIFA U-17 World Cup: Teams TBD, Quarterfinal State, Thursday. Miami at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Dallas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Open: N.Y. Giants, Seattle, Tennessee, Green Bay 8 p.m. TENNIS 12. Florida State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Jackson- Chicago at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Detroit at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Monday’s Games BTN — Providence at Northwestern 6 a.m. ville, Wednesday. Dallas at New York, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Kansas City vs L.A. Chargers at Mexico City, MEX, CBSSN — Oklahoma State at College of Charleston TENNIS — ATP: The Nitto Finals, Doubles Round Rob- 13. Kentucky (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Stetson, L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 8:15 p.m. FS1 — Purdue at Marquette in, London Wednesday. Atlanta at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL (WOMEN’S) 8 a.m. 14. N.C. State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Lamar, Brooklyn at Denver, 10:30 p.m. St. Louis at Columbus, 7 p.m. TRANSACTIONS 6 p.m. TENNIS — ATP: The Nitto Finals, Singles Round Robin, Thursday. Friday’s Games Montreal at Washington, 7 p.m. SEC — Connecticut at Vanderbilt London 15. Notre Dame (2-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. 16 Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 12 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Noon Michigan State, Thursday. San Antonio at Orlando, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games BASEBALL 7 p.m. TENNIS — ATP: The Nitto Finals, Doubles Round Rob- 16. Michigan State (2-0) did not play. Next: at No. 15 Indiana at Houston, 8 p.m. Carolina at Minnesota, 2 p.m. American League ESPN2 — Northern Illinois at Toledo in, London Notre Dame, Thursday. Philadelphia at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Calgary at Arizona, 4 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Named Scott Coolbaugh as- ESPNU — Bowling Green at Miami (Ohio) 2 p.m. 17. Miami (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. North Florida, Utah at Memphis, 8 p.m. Dallas at Edmonton, 4 p.m. sistant hitting coach. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S) ESPN2 — ATP: The Nitto Finals, Round Robin, London Wednesday. Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Vegas at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS — Named Lance Parrish special 5 p.m. TENNIS — USTA: Men’s Pro Circuit, Early Rounds, 18. DePaul (2-0) did not play. Next: at No. 7 Oregon Boston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. assistant to the executive vice president of base- ESPNU — Tennessee at Arkansas Champaign, Ill. State, Thursday. Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Ottawa at Buff alo, 7 p.m. ball operations and general manager, Josh Paul 8 p.m. 19. Arizona State (2-0) did not play. Next: at Minne- Saturday’s Games N.Y. Rangers at Florida, 7 p.m. quality control coach, Chris McDonald assistant SEC — Auburn at Texas A&M BASKETBALL sota, Sunday. Brooklyn at Chicago, 6 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. trainer, Matt Rosenhamer assistant strength and GOLF 20. Syracuse (2-0) beat Maryland-Eastern Shore 65- Milwaukee at Indiana, 7 p.m. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. conditioning coordinator, Kan Ikeda advance 1 a.m. (Thursday) NCAA Men’s AP Top 25 50. Next: vs. Albany, Saturday. Charlotte at New York, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. scouting coordinator and international pro scout GOLF — EPGA Tour: The Nedbank Golf Challenge, first Tuesday 21. Indiana (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Jackson State, Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Montreal, 7 p.m. for Asia, Kyle Lanczki advance scouting assistant, round, Sun City, South Africa 1. Kentucky (2-1) lost to Evansville 67-64. Next: vs. Sunday. New Orleans at Miami, 8 p.m. Anaheim at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Austin Tripp video coordinator, Kenny Graham MLB BASEBALL Utah Valley, Monday. 22. Texas (0-1) did not play. Next: vs. UTSA, Thursday. Portland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. director of player development, Dr. Georgia Gib- 5 p.m. 2. Duke (3-0) beat Central Arkansas 105-54. Next: 23. Arkansas (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Oral Roberts, Toronto at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Colorado at Vancouver, 10 p.m. lin director of performance science, Dan Hubbs MLB — BBWAA MLB Awards vs. Georgia State, Friday. Next: vs. California, Thursday. Atlanta at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Detroit at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. director of pitching development and strategies, NBA BASKETBALL Thursday. 24. Michigan (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Kent State, Dave Owen minor league field coordinator, Jor- 6:30 p.m. 3. Michigan State (1-1) did not play. Next: at No. 12 Friday. HOCKEY FOOTBALL dan Wergiles coordinator of player development ESPN — LA Clippers at Houston Seton Hall, Thursday. 25. South Florida (3-0) beat Howard 82-53. Next: vs. analytics, Brayan Peña manager and John Mur- 9 p.m. 4. Louisville (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Indiana State, VCU, Friday. NHL NFL rian hitting coach of West Michigan (MWL), Bill ESPN — Golden State at LA Lakers Wednesday. All Times EST All Times EST Springman hitting coach of Lakeland (FSL), James NHL HOCKEY 5. Kansas (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Monmouth, EASTERN CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE Orr national crosschecker, Taylor Black East re- 6:30 p.m. Friday. NBA Atlantic Division East gional coordinator, Darold Brown area scout for NBCSN — Washington at Philadelphia 6. North Carolina (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Gard- All Times EST GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L T Pct PF PA northern Nevada and northern California, Bryce 9 p.m. ner-Webb, Friday. EASTERN CONFERENCE Boston 18 11 3 4 26 64 48 New England 8 1 0 .889 270 98 Mosier area scout for south Texas, Gabe Ho ana- NBCSN — Chicago at Vegas 7. Maryland (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Oakland, Atlantic Division Montreal 18 10 5 3 23 64 56 Buff alo 6 3 0 .667 174 150 lyst, Charlie Adams data engineer and Elora Strom TENNIS Saturday. W L Pct GB Florida 18 9 4 5 23 67 67 Miami 2 7 0 .222 119 268 software developer. 6 a.m. 8. Gonzaga (3-0) beat North Dakota 97-66. Next: at Boston 8 1 .889 — Toronto 19 9 6 4 22 64 62 N.Y. Jets 2 7 0 .222 130 238 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Named Tony La Russa as TENNIS — ATP: World Tour Finals, Doubles Round Texas A&M, Friday. Philadelphia 7 3 .700 1½ Buff alo 17 9 6 2 20 50 48 South senior adviser for baseball operations. Robin, London 9. Virginia (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. James Madison, Toronto 7 3 .700 1½ Tampa Bay 15 8 5 2 18 52 52 W L T Pct PF PA National League 8 a.m. Wednesday. Brooklyn 4 6 .400 4½ Detroit 20 7 12 1 15 46 75 Houston 6 3 0 .667 238 191 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Agreed to terms with RHP TENNIS — ATP: World Tour Finals, Singles Round 10. Villanova (1-0) did not play. Next: at No. 16 Ohio New York 2 9 .182 7 Ottawa 17 6 10 1 13 47 59 Indianapolis 5 4 0 .556 194 193 Adam Wainwright on a one-year contract. Robin, London State, Wednesday. Southeast Division Metropolitan Division Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 203 197 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Assigned RHP Jacob Nix out- Noon 11. Texas Tech (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. Houston W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts GF GA Jacksonville 4 5 0 .444 176 189 right to El Paso (PCL). TENNIS — ATP: World Tour Finals, Doubles Round Baptist, Wednesday. Miami 7 3 .700 — Washington 19 13 2 4 30 77 59 North SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Named Gabe Kapler man- Robin, London 12. Seton Hall (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 3 Mich- Atlanta 4 6 .400 3 N.Y. Islanders 16 12 3 1 25 49 35 W L T Pct PF PA ager. Sent OF Mike Gerber outright to Sacramento 2 p.m. igan State, Thursday. Charlotte 4 6 .400 3 Philadelphia 17 10 5 2 22 56 52 Baltimore 7 2 0 .778 300 189 (PCL) and he elected free agency. Announced TENNIS — ATP: World Tour Finals, Singles Round 13. Memphis (2-1) lost to No. 14 Oregon 82-74. Next: vs. Orlando 3 7 .300 4 Pittsburgh 18 10 6 2 22 60 47 Pittsburgh 5 4 0 .556 193 181 RHP Ricardo Pinto cleared unconditional release Robin, London Alcorn State, Saturday. Washington 2 6 .250 4 Carolina 18 10 7 1 21 61 52 Cleveland 3 6 0 .333 171 221 waivers. 14. Oregon (3-0) beat No. 13 Memphis 82-74. Next: vs. Central Division N.Y. Rangers 16 8 6 2 18 54 53 Cincinnati 0 9 0 .000 137 259 BASKETBALL Thursday, November 14 UT Arlington, Sunday. W L Pct GB Columbus 18 6 8 4 16 42 61 West National Basketball Association 15. Florida (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Towson, Thurs- Milwaukee 7 3 .700 — New Jersey 16 5 7 4 14 42 61 W L T Pct PF PA INDIANA PACERS — Assigned G Victor Oladipo to Fort COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) day. Indiana 7 4 .636 ½ WESTERN CONFERENCE Kansas City 6 4 0 .600 284 239 Wayne (NBAGL). 5:30 p.m. 16. Ohio State (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 10 Villa- Cleveland 4 6 .400 3 Central Division Oakland 5 4 0 .556 208 240 FOOTBALL FS1 — Penn State at Georgetown nova, Wednesday. Chicago 4 7 .364 3½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA L.A. Chargers 4 6 0 .400 207 194 National Football League COLLEGE FOOTBALL 17. Utah State (3-0) beat Denver 97-56. Next: vs. N.C. Detroit 4 8 .333 4 St. Louis 19 12 3 4 28 59 54 Denver 3 6 0 .333 149 170 TENNESSEE TITANS — Waived RB Rod Smith. Signed 6 p.m. A&T, Friday. WESTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 18 11 5 2 24 66 49 NATIONAL CONFERENCE OL Daniel Munyer to their practice squad. CBSSN — Buff alo at Kent State 18. Saint Mary’s (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Long Southwest Division Nashville 18 9 6 3 21 68 59 East CAROLINA PANTHERS — Waived KR Greg Dortch. ESPN2 — Towson at Florida Beach State, Thursday. W L Pct GB Winnipeg 19 10 8 1 21 51 58 W L T Pct PF PA Claimed RB Mike Davis off waivers from Chicago. SEC — Louisiana (Monroe) at Mississippi State 19. Arizona (2-0) did not play. Next: vs. San Jose State, Houston 7 3 .700 — Dallas 18 8 8 2 18 43 45 Dallas 5 4 0 .556 251 170 Signed DB Corn Elder off the N.Y. Giants practice 7 p.m. Thursday. Dallas 6 4 .600 1 Chicago 17 6 7 4 16 45 53 Philadelphia 5 4 0 .556 224 213 squad. ESPN — North Carolina at Pittsburgh 20. Washington (2-0) beat Mount St. Mary’s 56-46. San Antonio 5 5 .500 2 Minnesota 18 6 11 1 13 47 63 N.Y. Giants 2 8 0 .200 203 289 CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OL Dino Boyd to the prac- 7:30 p.m. Next: vs. Tennessee, Saturday. Memphis 3 7 .300 4 Pacific Division Washington 1 8 0 .111 108 219 tice squad. FS1 — Michigan State at Seton Hall 21. Xavier (3-0) beat Missouri 63-58, OT. Next: vs. Mis- New Orleans 2 8 .200 5 GP W L OT Pts GF GA South DETROIT LIONS — Placed DT Kevin Strong on IR. COLLEGE HOCKEY (MEN’S) souri State, Friday. Northwest Division Edmonton 20 12 6 2 26 61 54 W L T Pct PF PA Announced they were awarded T Dan Skipper via 5:30 p.m. 22. Auburn (3-0) beat South Alabama 70-69. Next: vs. W L Pct GB Arizona 19 11 6 2 24 56 46 New Orleans 7 2 0 .778 204 182 waivers from the Houston Texans. BTN — Michigan State at Michigan Cal State Northridge, Friday. Utah 8 3 .727 — Vancouver 19 10 6 3 23 63 50 Carolina 5 4 0 .556 225 228 HOUSTON TEXANS — Waived OT Dan Skipper. Signed COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S) 23. LSU (1-0) did not play. Next: at VCU, Wednesday. Denver 7 3 .700 ½ Calgary 20 10 7 3 23 59 58 Tampa Bay 3 6 0 .333 260 279 DE Joel Heath. 8 p.m. 24. Baylor (1-1) did not play. Next: vs. Texas State, Minnesota 6 4 .600 1½ Vegas 19 9 7 3 21 56 56 Atlanta 2 7 0 .222 191 259 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed WR Deon Cain and BTN — Wisconsin at Minnesota Friday. Portland 4 7 .364 4 Anaheim 19 9 8 2 20 50 53 North DT Kyle Peko to the practice squad. GOLF 25. Colorado (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. San Diego, Oklahoma City 4 7 .364 4 San Jose 19 8 10 1 17 54 67 W L T Pct PF PA KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Placed OT Martinas Rankin Noon Saturday. Pacific Division Los Angeles 18 6 11 1 13 46 67 Green Bay 8 2 0 .800 250 205 on IR. Signed OT Jackson Barton. GOLF — PGA Tour: The Mayakoba Classic, first round, W L Pct GB Tuesday’s Games Minnesota 7 3 0 .700 262 182 NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived C Evan Brown. Re- Playa del Carmen, Mexico L.A. Lakers 8 2 .800 — Florida 5, Boston 4, SO Chicago 4 5 0 .444 162 157 leased DE Freedom Akinmoladun and WR Reggie 2 a.m. (Friday) NCAA Women’s AP top 25 L.A. Clippers 7 3 .700 1 Montreal 3, Columbus 2, SO Detroit 3 5 1 .389 217 237 White from the practice squad. Signed TE Scott GOLF — EPGA Tour: The Nedbank Golf Challenge, Tuesday Phoenix 6 4 .600 2 N.Y. Rangers 3, Pittsburgh 2, OT West Simonson. Signed WR Alex Bachman, TE Garrett second round, Sun City, South Africa 1. Oregon (1-0) did not play. Next: vs. Utah State, Sacramento 4 6 .400 4 Colorado 4, Winnipeg 0 W L T Pct PF PA Dickerson and LS Colin Holba to the practice NBA BASKETBALL Wednesday. 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(931)528-5053 lhar- [email protected] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2019 CLASSIFIED HERALD-CITIZEN B5 herald-citizen.com PETS & SUPPLIES OPEN HOUSES LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS CKC PUPS: Bassett Hound $0 DOWN $0 CLOSING FOR THAT PURPOSE. and convey only as Substi- THE FIRST CIVIL DISTRICT CERNING ANY ASPECT Pups & adults $350; Maltese tute Trustee. The Property is OF PUTNAM COUNTY, OF THE SUBJECT PROP- $400, Pomeranians $300, OPEN EVERYDAY 8AM - 6PM Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, sold as is, where is, without TENNESSEE, AND DE- ERTY BY A THIRD PARTY Multi Poms $300 (931)319- 5824 Southern Hills Dr., Baxter, TN Adjacent to Southern Hills Golf Course Substitute Trustee representations or warran- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, TO IS NOT THE REPRESENTA- 0000 119 S. Main Street, ties of any kind, including WIT: TION/RESPONSIBILITY OF New, 2 Story Suite 500 fi tness for a particular use or TRUSTEE(S)/ SUBSTITUTE Looking for A PET? Adopt 4 BDS + Flex Room, 3 BA Memphis, TN 38103 purpose. BEING LOT NO. 97 OF CO- TRUSTEE(S) OR THEIR OF- your new best friend! 2424 Sq Ft + Garage - $269,000 rlselaw.com/property-listing LONIAL HILLS SUBDIVI- FICE. Visit us online at Tel: (877) 813-0992 THIS LAW FIRM IS AT- SION, AS SHOWN ON PLAT www.aarf-tn.com Fax: (404) 601-5846 TEMPTING TO COLLECT A OF RECORD IN THE REGIS- THIS SALE IS SUBJECT to see all of our rescued 11/13, 11/20, 11/27 DEBT. ANY INFORMATION TER’S OFFICE OF PUTNAM TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, IF dogs, cats, puppies and OBTAINED WILL BE USED COUNTY, TENNESSEE, IN ANY, ANY PRIOR LIENS OR kittens! Meet the dogs and NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 168, ENCUMBRANCES LEAS- cats for adoption at our TRUSTEE’S SALE AND BEING MORE PAR- ES, EASEMENTS AND ALL adoption events - call, email Ditty Road / Ben Jared Rd / or visit our website for our Southern Hills Drive. 931-544-3849 WHEREAS, default has oc- Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, TICULARLY DESCRIBED OTHER MATTERS WHICH event schedule. All pets curred in the performance Substitute Trustee AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING TAKE PRIORITY OVER THE are fully vetted and already of the covenants, terms 119 S. Main Street, Suite AT A 1” IRON PIPE IN THE DEED OF TRUST UNDER fi xed. A.A.R.F. is a 501(c) LEGALS and conditions of a Deed of 500 EASTERN MARGIN OF WHICH THIS FORECLO- (3) non-profi t, no-kill animal Trust dated March 28, 2006, Memphis, TN 38103 NEW LONDON DRIVE, SAID SURE SALE IS CONDUCT- NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE executed by TIMOTHY R rlselaw.com/property-listing PIPE BEING THE SOUTH- ED, INCLUDING BUT NOT rescue/foster organization TRUSTEE’S SALE run by volunteers. Please DOBBS, conveying certain Tel: (877) 813-0992 WEST CORNER OF THE LIMITED TO THE PRIORITY be part of the solution to real property therein de- Fax: (404) 601-5846 LOT HEREIN DESCRIBED; OF ANY FIXTURE FILING. IF end animal overpopulation - WHEREAS, default has oc- scribed to PRLAP, INC., as 11/6, 13, 20 THENCE ALONG SAID THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF spay or neuter your pets. curred in the performance Trustee, as same appears MARGIN NORTH 08 DE- THE TREASURY/ INTERNAL A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue of the covenants, terms of record in the Register’s SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S GREES 27’ EAST A DIS- REVENUE SERVICE, THE and Fixin’ Inc.) and conditions of a Deed Offi ce of Putnam County, NOTICE OF FORECLO- TANCE OF 120.00 FEET TO STATE OF TENNESSEE DE- 931-260-8018 (voicemail of Trust dated December Tennessee recorded March SURE SALE A 1” IRON PIPE; THENCE PARTMENT OF REVENUE, only) • www.aarf-tn.com 5, 2012, executed by JIM- 30, 2006, in Deed Book 300, LEAVING SAID MARGIN OR THE STATE OF TEN- MIE MAE PUGH, conveying Page 262 ; and Default having been made NORTH 88 DEGREES 25’ NESSEE DEPARTMENT OF certain real property there- WHEREAS, the benefi cial in the terms, conditions, EAST A DISTANCE OF LABOR AND WORK FORCE in described to JOSEPH interest of said Deed of Trust and payments provided in a 224.6 FEET TO A ½” RE- DEVELOPMENT ARE LIST- WANTED TO RENT B. PITT, JR., as Trustee, as was last transferred and as- certain Deed of Trust dated BAR; THENCE SOUTH ED AS INTERESTED PAR- Equal Housing same appears of record in signed to Specialized Loan SEPTEMBER 21, 1999, ex- 06 DEGREES 43’ WEST A TIES IN THE ADVERTISE- Opportunity the Register’s Offi ce of Put- Servicing LLC who is now ecuted by MARY JO ROG- DISTANCE OF 120.0 FEET MENT, THEN THE NOTICE PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All nam County, Tennessee re- the owner of said debt; and ERS, to KENNETH S. WIL- TO A ½” REBAR; THENCE OF THIS FORECLOSURE real estate advertised in this corded January 7, 2013, in WHEREAS, the under- LIAMS, Trustee, of record in SOUTH 88 DEGREES 34’ IS BEING GIVEN TO THEM, newspaper is subject to the Deed Book 735, Page 779- signed,Rubin Lublin TN, TD BOOK A587, PAGE 587, WEST A DISTANCE OF AND THE SALE WILL BE Federal Fair Housing Act 789 at Instrument Number PLLC, having been appoint- for the benefi t of WASHT- 228.2 FEET TO THE POINT SUBJECT TO ALL APPLI- of 1968 and the Tennessee 148509; and ed as Substitute Trustee by ENAW MORTGAGE COM- OF BEGINNING. CABLE GOVERNMENTAL Human Rights Act which WHEREAS, the benefi cial instrument to be fi led for re- PANY, EXISTING UNDER ENTITIES RIGHT TO RE- makes it illegal to advertise interest of said Deed of Trust cord in the Register’s Offi ce THE LAWS OF THE STATE THIS CONVEYANCE IS DEEM THE PROPERTY, ALL “any preference, limitation was last transferred and as- of Putnam County, Tennes- OF MICHIGAN, 315 EAST MADE SUBJECT TO RE- AS REQUIRED BY 26 U.S.C. or discrimination based on signed to Reverse Mortgage see. EISENHOWER PARKWAY, STRICTIVE COVENANTS 7425, T.C.A. 67-1-1433, AND race, color, religion, sex, Solutions, Inc. who is now NOW, THEREFORE, notice SUITE 12, ANN ARBOR, AS CONTAINED OF RE- 28 U.S.C. 2410 (C). THE NO- familial status or national the owner of said debt; and is hereby given that the en- MI 48108, in the Register’s CORD IN BOOK 219, PAGE TICE REQUIREMENTS OF origin, handicap/disability WHEREAS, the under- tire indebtedness has been Offi ce for PUTNAM County, 795, OF SAID REGISTER’S T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET SEQ. or an intention to make any signed,Rubin Lublin TN, declared due and payable, Tennessee and to J. PHIL- OFFICE, WHICH SHALL HAVE BEEN MET. such preference, limita- PLLC, having been appoint- and that the undersigned, LIP JONES AND/OR JES- RUN WITH THE LAND AND tion or discrimination.” This ed as Substitute Trustee by Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, as SICA D. BINKLEY, either of BE BINDING UPON ALL THE RIGHT IS RESERVED newspaper will not know- instrument to be fi led for re- Substitute Trustee or his whom may act, appointed FUTURE OWNERS, THEIR TO ADJOURN THE DAY ingly accept any advertis- cord in the Register’s Offi ce duly appointed agent, by as Substitute Trustee in an HEIRS AND ASSIGNS, AND OF THE SALE TO ANOTH- ing for real estate which is of Putnam County, Tennes- in violation of the law. Our virtue of the power, duty instrument of record in the AS SHOWN ON PLAT OF ER DAY, TIME AND PLACE see. and authority vested and Register’s Offi ce for PUT- RECORD IN PLAT BOOK CERTAIN WITHOUT FUR- readers are informed that all NOW, THEREFORE, notice dwellings advertised in this imposed upon said Sub- NAM County, Tennessee, 1, PAGE 168 AND ALSO IN THER PUBLICATION, UPON is hereby given that the en- stitute Trustee will, on De- to secure the indebtedness PLAT CABINET A, SLIDE 82. ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE newspaper are available on tire indebtedness has been an equal opportunity basis. cember 12, 2019 at 10:00 described; WHEREAS, TIME AND PLACE FOR THE declared due and payable, AM at the Main Hall or Front the said Deed of Trust was THE PREVIOUS AND LAST SALE SET FORTH ABOVE. Equal Housing Opportunity, and that the undersigned, M/F. Steps of the Putnam Coun- last assigned to FIDELITY CONVEYANCE BEING A THE TRUSTEE/SUBSTI- Herald-Citizen & Regional Rubin Lublin TN, PLLC, as ty Courthouse, Cookeville, BANK, the entire indebted- DEED TO GENE L. ROGERS TUTE TRUSTEE RESERVES Buyers Guide Substitute Trustee or his Tennessee, proceed to sell ness having been declared AND WIFE, MARY JO ROG- THE RIGHT TO RESCIND 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, duly appointed agent, by at public outcry to the high- due and payable by FIDELI- ERS IN WARRANTY DEED THE SALE TN 931-526-9715 virtue of the power, duty and est and best bidder for cash TY BANK, being the present BOOK 370, PAGE 245 IN (FAX) 526-1209 authority vested and im- or certifi ed funds ONLY, the owner/holder or authorized THE REGISTER’S OFFICE IN THE EVENT THE HIGH- posed upon said Substitute following described proper- agent, designee or servicer OF PUTNAM COUNTY, EST BIDDER DOES NOT Trustee will, on December ty situated in Putnam Coun- of the holder/owner of said TENNESSEE. HONOR THE HIGHEST BID 12, 2019 at 10:00 AM at the ty, Tennessee, to wit: indebtedness, has request- WITHIN 24 HOURS, THE APTS/DUPLEXES FOR RENT Main Hall or Front Steps of ed foreclosure proceed- GENE L. ROGERS HAVING NEXT HIGHEST BIDDER 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / the Putnam County Court- REAL PROPERTY LOCATED ings to be instituted; and DIED ON MAY 14TH, 1998, AT THE NEXT HIGHEST HOUSES NEW $280-$800 house, Cookeville, Tennes- IN THE 8TH CIVIL DISTRICT as provided in said Deed of WAS MARRIED TO MARY BID WILL BE DEEMED THE Cable, Water/Appl’s Furn’d see, proceed to sell at pub- OF PUTNAM COUNTY, Trust, I, J. PHILLIP JONES/ JO ROGERS AT THE TIME SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. OVER 100 LOCATION lic outcry to the highest and TENNESSEE, MORE PAR- JESSICA D. BINKLEY, OF HIS DEATH. Kids welcome. Some Pets best bidder for cash or cer- TICULARLY DESCRIBED will by virtue of the pow- OTHER INTERESTED PAR- in Designated Apts. tifi ed funds ONLY, the fol- AS FOLLOWS: er and authority vested in THE SAID GENE L. ROG- TIES: NONE OF RECORD Open Mon - Fr lowing described property me as Substitute Trustee, ERS DIED ON OR ABOUT Soard Properties situated in Putnam County, BEGINNING ON A STAKE, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER MAY 14, 1998 LEAVING THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO 526-1988 Tennessee, to wit: RUNNING NORTH 14 6, 2019 AT 1:00 P.M., LO- MARY JO ROGERS AS THE COLLECT A DEBT AND Storage units available POLES TO RANDOLPH`S CAL TIME AT THE WEST SURVIVING TENANT BY ANY INFORMATION OB- LAND SITUATED IN THE LINE NEAR THE OLD DOOR OF THE PUTNAM THE ENTIRETY. TAINED WILL BE USED FOR 2 BR DUPLEX, 2-1/2 BA, CITY OF COOKEVILLE IN SMITHVILLE ROAD; COUNTY COURTHOUSE THAT PURPOSE. fi replace, close to TTU, W/D THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM THENCE RUNNING WEST IN COOKEVILLE, PUTNAM THIS IS IMPROVED PROP- hookup, large deck in back. IN THE STATE OF TN BEING 6 POLES AND 12 FT. TO A COUNTY, TENNESSEE, ERTY KNOWN AS 2750 All utilities included. $900/ LOT NO. 25 OF THE CAN- CORNER IN RANDOLPH`S sell to the highest bidder NEW LONDON DRIVE, This is improved property mth w/1 yr lease. 931-284- DYLAND ESTATES SUBDI- AND M. S. VICKERS` LINE; for cash, free from the eq- COOKEVILLE, TN 38506. known as 2750 NEW LON- 5526, 528-5839. VISION A PLAT AT WHICH THENCE RUNNING NORTH uity of redemption, home- DON DRIVE, COOKEVILLE, IS OF RECORD IN THE PUT- 16 POLES TO A STAKE stead, and dower, and all MAP 084J GROUP B PAR- TN 38506. 2 Large BR’s, 1BA Duplex NAM COUNTY REGISTER`S NEAR THE ROAD BELOW other exemptions which are CEL 025.00 in town close to TTU. W/D OFFICE IN PLAT BOOK 1, TOY BENNETT`S LINE; expressly waived, and sub- J. PHILLIP JONES/ HU, $700, $700/dep. Call PAGE 144, WHICH PLAT IS THENCE RUNNING WEST ject to any unpaid taxes, if JESSICA D. BINKLEY, 931-881-7757. THE SALE OF THE SUB- HERE REFERRED TO FOR WITH THE ROAD, LACKING any, the following described JECT PROPERTY IS WITH- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE METES AND BOUNDS DE- 12 FT. BEING 18 POLES, TO property in PUTNAM Coun- OUT WARRANTY OF ANY 1800 HAYES STREET 2BR, 1.5BA Townhouse: SCRIPTION OF THE LAND. Washer & dryer. $625/mo. NANCY MONTGOMERY`S ty, Tennessee, to wit: KIND, AND IS FURTHER NASHVILLE, TN 37203 Call (931)252-8289 CORNER; THENCE RUN- SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT (615) 254-4430 Parcel ID: TAX MAP 26OC, NING SOUTH 17 POLES PROPERTY LOCATED IN OF ANY TENANT(S) OR www.phillipjoneslaw.com PARCEL 11 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, DW, TO A BLACK GUN COR- THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM, OTHER PARTIES OR EN- F19-0275 CH/A. $380/mo. Small pets NER IN NANCY MONT- TENNESSEE: TITIES IN POSSESSION 11/13, 11/20, 11/27 OK!! Call 526-1988. PROPERTY ADDRESS: GOMERY`S LINE` THENCE OF THE PROPERTY. ANY The street address of the RUNNING WEST 12 POLES PROPERTY LOCATED IN REPRESENTATION CON- property is believed to be WITH NANCY MONTGOM- 2364 CANDYLAND DR, ERY`S LINE TO A CEDAR IN COOKEVILLE, TN 38506. In NANCY MONTGOMERY`S the event of any discrepancy AND ROY VICKERS` LINE; between this street address THENCE RUNNING SOUTH and the legal description of 9 POLES TO A WILD CHER- the property, the legal de- RY ON VALLIE PORRET`S scription shall control. CORNER; THENCE RUN- CURRENT OWNER(S): JIM- NING EAST 24 POLES TO MIE MAE PUGH THE BEGINNING CORNER. FOR RENT OTHER INTERESTED PAR- 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, TIES: Parcel ID: 116 022.03 Houses. Many locations FALCON REALTY, SECRETARY OF HOUSING PROPERTY ADDRESS: The 528-2158 AND URBAN DEVELOP- falconrealtycookeville.com street address of the prop- MENT, State of TN-Depart- erty is believed to be 9025 ment of Revenue AUSTIN BOTTOM RD, BAXTER, TN 38544. In the HOUSES FOR RENT The sale of the above-de- event of any discrepancy scribed property shall be between this street address 201 Cooper Rd, Algood. subject to all matters shown 3BR, 2BA. Outside storage and the legal description of barn, no pets. $1000/mo, on any recorded plat; any the property, the legal de- $1000/dep. Call (931)265- unpaid taxes; any restrictive scription shall control. 4475 covenants, easements or CURRENT OWNER(S): set-back lines that may be ESTATE AND/OR HEIRS- 3441 Middleford: 3BR, applicable; any prior liens AT-LAW OF TIMOTHY R 2BA, W/D, frig, stove or encumbrances as well as DOBBS furn’d. No pets. $1050/mo. any priority created by a fi x- OTHER INTERESTED PAR- (931)319-6536 ture fi ling; and to any matter TIES: that an accurate survey of Looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 the premises might disclose. The sale of the above-de- Bedroom This property is being sold scribed property shall be Houses / Apartments for with the express reservation subject to all matters shown Rent? that it is subject to confi rma- on any recorded plat; any Call us at 931 548 1240 tion by the lender or Substi- unpaid taxes; any restrictive or visit our website at tute Trustee. This sale may covenants, easements or www.stevensrentals.com be rescinded at any time. set-back lines that may be The right is reserved to ad- applicable; any prior liens journ the day of the sale to or encumbrances as well as MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT another day, time, and place any priority created by a fi x- certain without further publi- ture fi ling; and to any matter 2BR, 2BA. Ctr’l Heat, W/D cation, upon announcement that an accurate survey of HU, no pets. Near I-40. at the time and place for the premises might disclose. $500/mo, $400/dep. Call the sale set forth above. All This property is being sold (931)858-4702 right and equity of redemp- with the express reservation tion, statutory or otherwise, that it is subject to confi rma- homestead, and dower are tion by the lender or Substi- COMM/INDUST FOR RENT expressly waived in said tute Trustee. This sale may Deed of Trust, and the title be rescinded at any time. is believed to be good, but The right is reserved to ad- Northgate Business Park: the undersigned will sell journ the day of the sale to Several spaces avail. (2) and convey only as Substi- another day, time, and place 3000SF suites, (6) offi ces. tute Trustee. The Property is certain without further publi- Call 261-7903 or Go to sold as is, where is, without cation, upon announcement www.rossierentals.com representations or warran- at the time and place for ties of any kind, including Offi ce space in great lo- the sale set forth above. All fi tness for a particular use or right and equity of redemp- cation! 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AP Strautmane’s fi rst trey gave the Orange (2-0) a Kentucky’s Keion Brooks Jr. (12) and Evansville’s Sam Cunliff e (20) vie for a rebound during a game 14-13 lead with 11 seconds to go in the fi rst quar- Tuesday in Lexington, Ky. ter. Engstler scored Syracuse’s fi rst fi ve points in the second quarter and back-to-back 3-pointers by Washington made it 25-15 at the 3:39 mark. The Hawks (1-2) went 2 of 12 in the quarter while Syra- cuse was 3 of 8 behind the arc. Evansville stuns No. 1 UK NO. 25 SOUTH FLORIDA 82 LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — materialized as Evansville (2-0) hat’s off to them. It’s hard to do HOWARD 53 Evansville showed no fear either controlled the younger Wildcats that in this building, but they TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Enna Pehadzic scored 16 of Kentucky or venerable Rupp on both ends of the fl oor. were more ready to play. He had points, Bethy Mununga had a double-double and Arena, where the Wildcats had K.J. Riley added 18 points as the his team better prepared than I South Florida rolled to a win over Howard. been perfect at ruining visitors’ Purple Aces — coached by Walter had my team.” Mununga, a freshman, had her second career dreams of pulling off the seeming- McCarty, who won a national title Tyrese Maxey’s layup with 8 double-double with 11 rebounds and a new high of ly impossible. with Kentucky in 1996 — pulled seconds remaining got Kentucky 14 points. Another freshman, Kristyna Brabenco- Until Tuesday night. off the biggest upset in program within 65-64, but Cunliff e stepped va, had her fi rst double-fi gure game with 11 points Not only did the Purple Aces history with their fi rst win over a to the line and calmly made both for the Bulls (3-0), matching Maria Alvarez. deal No. 1 Kentucky a stunning No. 1 team in three tries. ends of the 1-and-1 as his team- USF scored the last fi ve points of the fi rst quar- 67-64 upset, they beat the bigger, Evansville led much of the mates locked arms on the bench. ter to lead 20-14 and put together a 12-0 run in the stronger Wildcats at their own game and answered each Ken- The Purple Aces raised their second quarter, seven points from the foul line, game. When it was over, players, tucky rally with clutch baskets to hands and ran around a silent and pushed the lead to 43-22 at the half. The Bulls coaches and their fans whooped it grab the lead and then maintain it Rupp Arena after the fi nal horn were 7 of 18 in both quarters and went 11 of 14 up in a corner of the famed court, for the season’s biggest upset. as the Wildcats slowly walked off . from the line while the Bison shot just 27%. making sure they savored every Kentucky had been 39-0 at home Immanuel Quickley led Ken- Sarah Edmond led the Bison (1-2) with 16 points. bit of a momentous victory. against unranked, nonconference tucky with 16 points, and Maxey South Florida, coming off a win over No. 15 Tex- “To be here is a dream come opponents when ranked No. 1 in scored 15. as, was playing the third of four-straight at home true,” Evansville sophomore The Associated Press poll. Evans- Cunliff e, a redshirt junior to open the season. forward DeAndre Williams said. ville, meanwhile, got its fi rst-ever guard who played at Arizona “We took advantage and we made road win over an AP-ranked State and Kansas, did most of his history.” team. damage with 15 fi rst-half points Sam Cunliff e scored 17 points, “Walter and their team de- off the bench. Memphis, Wiseman including two free throws with 6.8 served to win,” Kentucky coach “It’s amazing. You come to a seconds remaining to silence Ken- John Calipari said. “If we would school like this and you talk about tucky (2-1) and a crowd of 19,101 have somehow pulled it out, it doing things like this and mak- — most of whom had expected a would have been, kind of wouldn’t ing history and playing in front have one more game, routine nonconference win from even have been fair because they of these bright lights,” Cuncliff e the Wildcats, who were 25-point fought us the whole game and said. “We prepared the right way. favorites and had earned the top they were the tougher team. We had our mind set in the right then it’s back to court ranking a day earlier. “They executed, they made spot that we could actually do it. It Those expectations never shots and 3s and free throws. My is surreal.” (AP) — James Wiseman has one more game before heading back to court with his attorneys as they take on the NCAA in a high-stakes battle to keep the 7-foot-1 freshman playing in what could be his only year with the Memphis Tigers, one Memphis falls to Oregon Tuesday that could prove costly for the university. The nation’s top-rated recruit has been ruled PORTLAND, Ore. help Duke beat Central likely ineligible by the NCAA for receiving im- (AP) — Oregon weath- Arkansas. proper benefi ts from Penny Hardaway — before ered some early-season Fellow freshman the former NBA All-Star was hired as Memphis’ mistakes in a competi- Vernon Carey Jr. added coach. But Wiseman has played two games under tive November matchup season highs of 17 points a temporary restraining order issued after his with Memphis. and 10 rebounds for the attorneys sued college sports’ governing body. Shakur Juiston had 17 Blue Devils, who played Wiseman has not said much, and after an 84-72 points and 10 rebounds, much of the night with- loss to No. 14 Oregon on Tuesday night, said re- and No. 14 Oregon out starting point guard peatedly, “I can’t speak on it.” overcame the lapses to Tre Jones after he was The next step in this legal action comes Mon- hold off the 13th-ranked shaken up during a day, two days after Memphis hosts Alcorn State Tigers 82-74 in the fi rst-half collision. on Saturday. Wiseman’s attorneys will be in a inaugural Phil Knight Duke (3-0) had no Tennessee chancery court before the same judge Invitational on Tuesday trouble, running off 19 who granted the temporary restraining order. night. straight points to build This time they’ll be asking for an injunction Payton Pritchard a 25-5 lead by midway AP allowing Wiseman to keep playing. added 14 points and six through the opening Memphis center James Wiseman dunks during It is unclear how this will end. assists as the Ducks half. a game Tuesday in Portland, Ore. Wiseman, who had 14 points and 12 rebounds collected their third Jones — the returning against Oregon, could play the entire season as straight win to open the fl oor leader for a team ver (1-2) with 14 points. Xavier’s only one in the the case winds through the courts. There could season. that has turned over its second half — tied it be a settlement with the NCAA where Wiseman James Wiseman rotation with another NO. 20 WASHINGTON 56 51-all with 27.1 seconds sits out a few games. Or when the dust settles, the had 14 points and 12 recruiting wave — MOUNT ST. MARY’S 46 left. Marshall fi nished NCAA could slap Memphis with violations, fi nes rebounds as controver- played just 9 minutes. SEATTLE (AP) — with 17 points and eight and sanctions for games Wiseman played in or sy continued to swirl Rylan Bergersen Isaiah Stewart scored 16 rebounds. even postseason bans. around the Tigers’ scored 13 points for the points and blocked fi ve Missouri (2-1) missed a The university is supporting his lawsuit even 7-foot-1 freshman phen- Bears (1-3). shots, Nahziah Carter 3 at the end of regulation while named as a defendant. om. Memphis (2-1) was scored 12 of his 14 points and never led in over- Both Memphis’ President Dr. M. David Rudd led by Lester Quinones NO. 8 GONZAGA 97 in the second half and time, losing to a ranked and athletic director Laird Veatch have made with 16 points. NORTH DAKOTA 66 Washington (2-0) over- team for the seventh clear Wiseman will keep playing despite the Oregon’s Chris Durte SPOKANE, Wash. came an awful fi rst half time in a row. Dru Smith NCAA’s rare statement it believes the freshman is had to be helped off the (AP) — Filip Petrusev off ensively to pull away led the Tigers with 22 “likely ineligible.” court with 5:12 left in had 19 points, 15 re- from Mount St. Mary’s. points, 10 rebounds and Wiseman’s lawsuit states that Hardaway the opening half. He bounds and four blocked Stewart was again a four assists. disclosed he gave $11,500 in moving expenses to started the second half shots as Gonzaga beat force on the interior as help the player’s family move from Nashville to but quickly went back to North Dakota. the freshman made 7 of NO. 22 AUBURN 70 Memphis in the summer of 2017 — before Wise- the bench. Coach Dana Corey Kispert scored 10 shots, mostly from SOUTH ALABAMA 69 man played at East High School as a junior for Altman said after the 20 points and Anton close range, and was MOBILE, Ala. (AP) Hardaway. The university said in a statement that game that Duarte had a Watson added 15 for imposing defensively. — Freshman Isaac Wiseman didn’t know about the money given to bruised knee. Gonzaga (3-0), which The Mountaineers Okoro made a layup his family. The Ducks led by as has romped to victory (1-2) wouldn’t go away, with 2.9 seconds left to Hardaway was hired by his alma mater as many as 12 points in the in all three games. Six hitting fi ve 3-pointers in lift Auburn past South head coach in March 2018. Wiseman committed second half, but Mem- Bulldogs scored in dou- the second half as they Alabama. to Memphis and Hardaway in November 2018 as phis closed within 65-61 ble fi gures. found gaps in Washing- Samir Doughty twice the gem in the nation’s No. 1 recruiting class for after Quinones’ fast- The Zags have won all ton’s zone defense. Vado rebounded missed Hardaway. break layup capped an six meetings with the Morse fi nished with 10 3-pointers for the Tigers The lawsuit says the NCAA declared Wiseman 8-0 run. Fighting Hawks. points. (3-0), setting up the eligible in May after months of investigation. Pritchard’s 3-pointer Marlon Stewart game-winning shot. Wiseman’s attorneys say the NCAA said Wise- put Oregon up 70-63 scored 21 points and NO. 21 XAVIER 63 Okoro had 15 points, man is ineligible because Hardaway is considered with 4:53 left. Wiseman’s Filip Rebraca had 16 MISSOURI 58, OT six rebounds and six as- a booster after he made a $1 million donation to jumper got the Tigers points and 13 rebounds CINCINNATI (AP) sists for Auburn. Jamal the university’s Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. So within four points at for North Dakota (1-1). — Naji Marshall hit a Johnson scored 14 and under NCAA guidelines for boosters, Hardaway’s 71-67, but Richardson’s 3 3-pointer that tied it in made 4 of 5 3-pointers. 2017 gift to the player’s family was impermissible. extended the lead again NO. 17 UTAH STATE 97 regulation and made Anfernee McLemore Attorney Michael L. Buckner believes the for the Ducks. DENVER 56 a pair of free throws also had 14 points while NCAA has a case, noting the governing body will Pritchard sunk an- LOGAN, Utah (AP) in overtime as Xavier Doughty had 10 points get its fi rst chance at Monday’s hearing to argue. other 3-pointer with 1:32 — Brock Miller scored overcame poor outside and 10 rebounds. The initial paperwork was fi led late on a Friday left that made it 77-69 a career-high 27 points, shooting and rallied Andre Fox led the Jag- afternoon with the temporary restraining order and Memphis could not and Utah State cruised past Missouri. uars (2-1) with 23 points signed about an hour before Memphis tipped off catch up. past Denver. The Musketeers (3-0) on 9-of-17 shooting. He against Illinois-Chicago. Alphonso Anderson let a 15-point lead slip also had 10 rebounds. Buckner said attorneys for the NCAA also could NO. 2 DUKE 105 added 15 points and Sam away because they Fox hit back-to-back appeal or argue to move the case to federal court. CENTRAL ARKANSAS 54 Merrill had 14. Justin couldn’t hit an outside 3-pointers in between The NCAA also could detail what led the orga- DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Bean led the Aggies (3-0) shot, going only 3 of 21 an Okoro basket to give nization to reverse its original decision on Wise- — Freshman Matthew with 15 rebounds. from beyond the arc. South Alabama a 69-68 man’s eligibility. Hurt scored 19 points to Ade Murkey led Den- Marshall’s 3-pointer — lead with 28 seconds left.