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CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter for son’s County Commissioner Tim Murphy, left, shares a laugh with City cozier Councilman Chris Greene, center, and Commissioner Rocky Ford before a joint city/county meeting Monday night at City Hall. Story, 3A. suicide Lawsuit says science teacher bullied child, who took his own life.
By CARL MCKINNEY HANGIN’ OUT [email protected] The mother of a Suwannee High School student who killed himself IN LAKE CITY with a hunting rifle nearly two years ago is suing the Suwannee County School District, alleging the ninth grader’s suicide was the result of repeat bullying and harassment from his teacher. Gloria Simmons, the parent of SHS student Kaleb Simmons, 14 when he died, filed a lawsuit in the Third Judicial Circuit on Oct. 5 accusing teacher Jerry Jolicoeur of exhibiting an “open, notorious, and protracted pattern of bullying by systematically and chronically inflicting hurt or psychological dis- tress” on the student. Jolicoeur was Kaleb’s fifth period science teacher. BLAME continued on 2A
TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Jacob Morrison, 10, a fifth-grader at Suwannee Intermediate School, hangs from a piece of playground equipment Monday afternoon at Youngs Park. Several children from Suwannee and Columbia counties were at the park Monday as the Columbia Cruiser hit School district didn’t have classes because of a teachers’ work day and Suwannee County was observing Columbus Day. from behind; trooper, other Lawnmower dispute just won’t die driver hurt tempt of court and aggra- incident in April. From staff reports He says John Deere Gator is vated stalking charges. Hughes made two calls to someone in also his, goes back to get it. Around 9:15 p.m. the home, which scared that person to the A Mulberry woman was serious- Thursday, the Columbia point they were visibly shaking, a deputy ly hurt when she slammed into By CARL MCKINNEY County Sheriff’s Office wrote in the report. a Florida Highway Patrol cruiser [email protected] responded to the home Deputies responded to Hughes’ home, at a stop light Sunday afternoon, of Hughes’ former or finding the Gator there, according to A lawnmower dispute that landed a local reports said. estranged spouse, who CCSO. man in jail six months ago didn’t deter him Christy Renee Moore, 27, was Hughes had a restraining order Hughes’ roommate said he didn’t know from going back a second time last week, headed west on U.S. 90 at about 3:06 against him, according to a CCSO report. where Hughes was, deputies say. this time to retrieve a John Deere Gator p.m. in a 2009 Nissan Versa when she One of the residents said he had woken A CCSO sergeant contacted Hughes by utility vehicle he also claims is his, depu- struck the rear of the cruiser stopped up to the sound of the John Deere Gator phone, but he refused to speak with law ties say. cranking up behind the home. The resi- enforcement in person. at a red light at the Baya Avenue Ronnie Jerry Hughes, 68, of the 200 dent claimed he watched the Gator travel intersection, an FHP report stated. block of Northwest Spradley Road, was across the street onto Hughes’ property arrested early Friday morning on con- to the west of theirs — similar to another DISPUTE continued on 2A CRUISER continued on 2A
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Jolicoeur singled Kaleb out the lawsuit. Several hours no merit to the allegations Change before you have to. — Jack Welch, born BLAME in front of the entire class later, the ninth grader killed contained in the complaint 1935, U.S. businessman (CEO, General Electric, Continued From 1A and forced him to apolo- himself in his bedroom with that has been filed. We look 1981-2001) gize for behavior he had a hunting rifle. forward to a complete exon- Kaleb is described in not committed, at one point The school district failed eration through the legal Winning Lottery Numbers the lawsuit as a “shy, quiet taunting the child by saying to take notice of and stop process. I have no further boy” who endured abuse, he had an attitude and want- Jolicoeur’s behavior, in vio- information at this time that Pick 3: (Sunday p.m.) 6-4-1 intimidation and public ed “all the attention.” lation of its own anti-bul- I can provide given the sta- Pick 4: (Sunday p.m.) 0-4-1-0 humiliation from Jolicoeur The day of lying policy, tus of the pending litiga- Fantasy 5: (Sunday) 9-11-23-26-27 in the weeks leading up Kaleb’s sui- The lawsuit alleges the lawsuit tion.” to his suicide on Oct. 25, cide, Jolicoeur Jolicoeur singled alleges. Roush confirmed See an error? 2017. Jolicoeur is accused of wrongfully Kaleb out in front of Suwannee Jolicoeur still works at the The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news berating and embarrassing accused the the entire class and County school. items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, Kaleb during class in front student of forced him to apolo- Supt. Ted “The individual is still please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will of his peers and wrongfully cheating or gize for behavior he Roush issued employed as a highly run in this space. Thanks for reading. accusing the student of dis- other misbe- had not committed, an email respected and requested honesty and misbehavior. havior, accord- at one point taunting response to high school science teach- The family is seek- ing to the law- the child by saying he the claims in er,” Roush wrote. “The indi- Submissions ing damages in excess of suit. Jolicoeur had an attitude and the lawsuit. vidual has not been placed The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption $15,000, the threshold for then called the wanted ‘all the “The on administrative leave and information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture a case to be heard at the ninth grader’s attention.’ Suwannee there are no plans to place and information to the editor: [email protected]. circuit level. The litigation mother and County School the teacher on administra- cites the Florida Wrongful put her on speaker phone District takes the health, tive leave.” Death Act to support a — without telling her the safety, and welfare of all Jolicoeur could not be demand for damages to pay entire class was listening, of our students seriously,” reached for comment. Lake City Reporter burial and funeral expens- the parents claim. Roush wrote. “The school Nor could the attorney HOW TO REACH US BUSINESS ...... 754-0419 es and to compensate the In response, Kaleb sank district, and our employees, representing Kaleb’s fam- Main number . . . . . (386) 752-1293 CIRCULATION parents for their pain and down to his desk, pulled deny that we had any role in ily, James G. 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and was found drinking a scene, a deputy received a DISPUTE beer on his front porch, call from Hughes’ grand- HI 86 LO 72 HI 85 LO 60 HI 78 LO 54 HI 80 LO 61 HI 82 LO 65 deputies say. daughter, who said she Continued From 1A When deputies went to pick up Hughes announced themselves, he from the hospital earlier REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Tuesday, Oct. 15 Tuesday's highs/Tuesday night's low Law enforcement became irate and started that day when he asked searched for Hughes on Valdosta cursing at them, according her to drive him to the City Wednesday Thursday foot, but couldn’t find him. to the report. home, according to the 84/72 Jacksonville 85/73/mc 82/71/sh The sergeant spoke Hughes was arrested report. Tallahassee Lake City 84/74 Cape Canaveral 86/72 Daytona Beach 86/73/t 81/69/pc with Hughes again over without incident and taken Hughes reportedly want- 87/72 the phone, asking about Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 85/75/pc 87/73/sh to Columbia County jail. ed to get his truck from the Pensacola 87/77/pc 89/75/sh the calls someone in the Panama City 88/72 84/72 Ft. Lauderdale In April, Hughes had property, but went for the 81/72 Ocala Gainesville 85/65/sh 80/58/pc victim’s home had received 85/74 86/65/sh 77/60/s just been released from a lawnmower instead of the 89/72 Jacksonville earlier in the night. hospital when he convinced pickup, the report says. Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 88/79/pc 87/77/pc Hughes claimed a judge 87/74 83/72 Lake City 85/60/sh 78/54/pc his granddaughter to drop Hughes’ grandson spoke 86/78/pc 88/77/mc had approved amending Tampa Miami him off at the home of the to a deputy at the home, Naples 88/76/pc 90/74/sh 86/75 the restraining order to relatives with a restraining saying Hughes took the West Palm Beach Ocala 86/68/sh 82/61/pc allow him to contact the order against him, accord- lawnmower across the 82/77 Orlando 87/74/t 85/69/mc person in question, but ing to a report. street to a hay barn. Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 84/61/ra 76/60/mc Ft. Myers 85/77 Pensacola 81/60/sh 74/62/pc dispatch verified that was Around 5:43 p.m. on Hughes was confronted not true, according to the 88/74 Naples Tallahassee 85/59/ra 76/56/mc April 8, deputies responded by his grandson, who was Tampa 85/75/t 82/69/mc report. 88/74 Miami to a home on U.S. Highway able to retrieve and return 85/78 Valdosta 83/57/ra 73/54/mc Hughes returned to his Key West W. Palm Beach 85/78/pc 84/76/sh 441. the lawnmower before 87/79 home a short time later, While on the way to the Hughes drove off. LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX
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[email protected] Williams explained the position the County Commission took in 2017 on the The prospect of a shared meeting space road, which was proposed to go through came up at a joint gathering of Lake City wetlands. and Columbia County officials at City Hall “It was good money after bad, going on Monday evening, as the two local gov- through a swamp,” Williams said. Williams ernments continue holding regular dis- described the project as the “dream child” cussions together about items of mutual of former LSHA Executive Director Jack interest. Also on Monday, which marked Barry. the third time the city and county have got “At that time, we didn’t want any part of together since they agreed to start holding it,” Williams said. “Now I don’t know where regular joint meetings earlier this year, this board is now.” officials discussed a hospital road project Commissioner Tim Murphy said he has controversial among some on the county’s spoken to hospital representatives, who side. said they have seen no need for the road, City Manager Joe Helfenberger, who is which was pitched as a way to give ambu- putting together a proposal to build a new, lances faster access to the hospital. downsized City Hall that he says will be Commissioner Toby Witt, who directs more cost effective in the long run than emergency medical services for Hamilton rehabilitating the current aging headquar- County as his regular job, said he’s “not ters, pitched the idea of a meeting space CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter opposed to looking at this.” that could be used by both the City Council Lake City and Columbia County officials hold the third regular quarterly meet- Williams raised concerns about how and County Commission. The county has ing between the two governments on Monday. The City Council and County the project might impact the availability no meeting space of its own right now, Commission discussed ongoing projects, a proposal to share meeting space, a of space for parking for residents on Leon so the commission instead meets at the road project some view as controversial, and more. Street, who don’t have driveways and rely school district’s administrative building. on street parking. The county doesn’t pay the school dis- rushing to borrow money for the project, struct the new building, which would be Murphy agreed with Williams, saying trict for use of the facility, but it does pitch Nash said. significantly smaller and save on energy those residents “don’t have nowhere to in for improvements such as audio system Helfenberger agreed. costs and long-term maintenance. stack two or three cars.” upgrades. Helfenberger asked the county “You can do it on your own schedule,” Also at Monday’s meeting, Helfenberger “I just feel like y’all are fixing to subject to put together an assessment of what the Helfenberger said. asked the county if it would be willing yourselves to a lot of scrutiny,” Murphy county has paid to the school district over Helfenberger filled the county in on the to contribute to a project to build a road said. the years. where the city is at with looking for a new connecting U.S. Highway 90 to Lake Shore The county and city also discussed how The arrangement could lead to more. home. In November, the city manager Hospital — a project the county washed its to encourage homeowners to switch from A portion of the land where the new City will go before the Lake Shore Hospital hands of a couple of years ago, said County septic tanks to municipal sewer service Hall might go up could be set aside for the Authority, which owns a parcel of land Commission Chairman Ron Williams. and updated one another on major projects county, which is looking for a headquarters Helfenberger says will be ideal for the The road itself will cost about $850,000, such as the development of Bell Road into to call its own. project — if the hospital authority agrees but the city also needs to acquire six a transportation and logistics hub. “If the county ever wanted to expand, to sell it. parcels of lands, an expense not covered When the meeting was beginning around then we could come up with some kind of More than a century old, the current by grants from the Florida Department 6 p.m., Helfenberger asked for prayers for arrangement to take the other half,” said City Hall suffers from serious structural of Transportation. The properties are newly hired Assistant City Manager Vince County Commissioner Bucky Nash. issues that make it vulnerable to winds of appraised at around $240,000, Helfenberger Akhimie, whose wife was in terminal con- The county could strategically move for- 60 miles per hour or higher. Renovations said. dition. ward with constructing its own administra- would cost about $3 million. “Any consideration from the county to Akhimie will likely have to delay his first tive building a little bit at a time without For about $3.5 million, the city can con- cover any of that cost at all?” the city man- day by several weeks, Helfenberger said. OBITUARIES Deborah G. Jones and Rose Lang. He attended CHS den. He has been a life-long resi- please be considered to the Pa- Catherine Smith. Tatem and Rev. Fred Edwards, Deborah G. Jones, 56, of Mon- Class of 1968. He was a heavy dent of Lake City where he was a tient Transportation Fund of the Survivors include her husband, officiating. Interment will follow roe, LA, passed away on Thurs- equipment operator and farm- 1966 graduate of Columbia High Morocco Temple, 3800 St. Johns Charles S. Snipes, Lake City; six at Hopeful Baptist Church Cem- day, October 10, 2019. She was er; planting watermelons, corn, School. He worked in the Mate- Bluff Road South, Jacksonville, children, John Inman Cox (Jen- etery. Visitation with the family born in Lake peas, and tomatoes. In the winter rials Lab for the Florida Depart- Florida, 32224 Arrangements are nifer), Greenville, FL, Stanley will be Monday evening, October City, Flori- he also planted greens. Mr. Lang ment of Transportation for over under the direction and care of Cox (Angela), Lake City, Karin 14, 2019, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 da to the late was preceded in death by his wife 44 years and was a very active GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN Cox, Wellborn, Vicki Bannis- PM at the funeral home. In lieu William A. Judy Lang; his sister Virginia member of the Lake City Shrine FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S. US ter (Corey), Lake City, Chuck of flowers, memorial contribu- Bill Jones and Louise Lang; and 4 brothers: Jr. Club and the Morocco Temple HWY 441, Lake City, FL, 32025, Snipes, Davis, CA and Pam tions may be made to Parkview Carolyn Faye Lang, Bill Lang, Harry Lang, and in Jacksonville; where he was a 386-752-1954. Please leave Snipes, Davis, CA; one brother, Baptist Church Building Fund Douglas Jones. John Wesley Lang. member of the Ballyhoo Buggy words of comfort for the family David Smith (Janette), Viola, at 268 NW Lake Jeffery Rd, Ms. Jones Mr. Lang is survived by his Unit. He was also a member of at www.gatewayforestlawn.com. TN; four sisters, Virgenia Smith, Lake City, FL 32055. Arrange- was raised in wife Melony Lang; 6 Daughters: the Lake City Masonic Lodge West Palm Beach, Maralyn Foote ments are under the direction of Lake City and Yvonne Lang, Joyce Lang, and #27, a volunteer with the Florida Eva Geraldine Snipes (Perry), Gainesville, Vivian Dou- GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN a graduate of Columbia High Sherry Lang Martin, Jennifer Gateway Fairgrounds and was Eva Geraldine Snipes, 85, of berley, Lake City and Candy FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S US School class of 1982. She had Williamson, and Amy Strickland, active with the Columbia Coun- Lake City, passed away on Fri- Kaswinkel, Lake City; one sis- Hwy 441, Lake City, FL 32025. been a longtime resident of Mon- all of Lake City, Stephanie Black ty Sheriffs Auxiliary unit. He day, October 11, 2019, at the ter-in-law, Annie Merle Smith, 386-752-1954. Please leave roe, LA and loved to spend time (New Jersey); 1 son Justin Le- was of the Baptist faith, and in Shands Hospi- Smyrna, TN; eleven grandchil- words of comfort at www.gate- with her family, especially her one (Lake City); 2 sisters: Faye his spare time enjoyed smoking tal in Gaines- dren; eleven great-grandchildren; wayforestlawn.com. three sons. With her outgoing Taylor, Martha Payne of Lake meat, watching the Florida Ga- ville, Florida. and numerous nieces and neph- personality, Debbie never met a City, Grandchildren: Alicia Ma- tors and spending as much time She was born ews. stranger. rie Martin, Brylee Martin, Dalton with his children, and his pre- and raised in Funeral services will be con- Obituaries are paid advertise- Survivors include her sons, McKenney, Zayne Hunter, Sailor cious grandchildren, who often Lake City to ducted on Tuesday, October 15, ments. For details, call the Lake Dustin Allen Cole, Nathaniel Hunter, Morgan Hunter, Travor called him goofy. the late J.B. 2019 at 11:00 AM at Parkview City Reporter’s classified depart- Tate Cole (Cara Marie) and Josh- Shuping, Riley Williamson, and He is survived by his wife of Smith and Baptist Church with Dr. Mike ment at 752-1293. ua Kyle Cole; one grandchild Regan Williamson. 44 years, Tracy Brown Ogden Marie Wil- due to arrive in April of 2020; Memorial services will be held of Lake City; daughters, Kathy liams Smith. special friend, Warren Duchesne; Wednesday October 16, 2019, Ogden Jenkins and Hillary Og- Mrs. Snipes was a graduate of brothers and sisters Billy Jones 9:00-11:00 visitation, Funer- den Lester (Josh) both of Lake Columbia High School class of ! (Connie), Jimmy Jones (Brenda), al services at 11:00 A.M. in the City. Five grandchildren, Trace 1953 and worked many years Alan Jones, Rhonda Crews (John Dees-Parrish Memorial Chap- Jenkins, Darrell Jenkins, Reis with Bellsouth and AT&T, re- Paul), Brenda Delk (Allen) and el, with internment to follow at Jenkins, Bella Lester and Brynn tiring in 1985 with 30 years of Gus Jones (Cathy); and numer- Corinth Cemetery. The family Lester also survive. employment. She was a mem- ous nieces and nephews. will have a celebration of life Funeral services for Mr. Ogden ber of Parkview Baptist Church Funeral services will be conduct- immediately following at Carl will be conducted on Wednesday, and enjoyed participating in ed on Friday, October 18, 2019 at Allison’s Barn 3707 SW Salem October 16, 2019 at 1:00 P.M. in mission trips with the church. 11:00 AM in the Gateway-For- Road, Lake City, Fl. the Gateway-Forest Lawn Memo- Mrs. Snipes was a member of est Lawn Memorial Chapel with Mr. Lang request in lieu of flow- rial Chapel with Rev. Ken Ham- Lake City Garden Club and she Zach Douglas officiating. Inter- ers, donations be made to Suwan- ilton officiating; interment will enjoyed traveling domestic and 1005 W. Howard St. • Live Oak, FL 32060 ment will follow at Bethel Cem- nee River Breast Cancer Aware- follow in Memorial Cemetery. abroad. She also loved to host etery. Visitation with the fami- ness Association. The family will receive friends tea parties for her granddaughters ly will be one hour prior to the DEES-PARRISH FAMILY on Tuesday evening, October 15, and the young girls at church. service at the funeral home from FUNERAL HOME has been 2019 from 5:00-7:00 P.M. at the She was preceded in death by one 10:00 AM till 11:00 AM. Local entrusted with all arrangements. funeral home. In lieu of flowers, brother, Crockett Smith and two arrangements are under the direc- the family asks that donations sisters, Jackie Geiger and Mable tion of GATEWAY-FOREST Mr. Ernest H. Ogden Good news. LAWN FUNERAL HOME, Mr. Ernest H. Ogden, 71, of 3596 S US Hwy 441, Lake City, Lake City, passed away Friday Rates just FL 32025. Please leave words of afternoon, October 11, 2019 af- comfort for the family at www. ter a sudden got lower. gatewayforestlawn.com. illness. He was born in Lake David Lee Lang City on August David Lee Lang of Lake City, 20, 1948 to the Fl passed away on Sunday Octo- late Charlie John A Kasak CPCU CLU ChFC RICP, Agent I’m excited to announce ber 13, 2019 at Haven Hospice. Parker Ogden 904 SW SR 247 Branford Hwy Lake City, FL 32025 auto insurance rates just Mr. Lang was born on March 25, and Emily Bus: 386-752-7521 1950 in Lake City, FL to William Register Og- www.johnkasak.com went down. I can help you find coverage that works for you. LET’S TALK TODAY.
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OUR OPINION Florida Gateway Fair speaks to who we are t may have a new name, but the Florida Gateway Fair is rooted in the same tradition it’s always Ibeen. It remains the can’t-miss, family friendly event of the year. Formerly known forever as the Columbia County Fair, the event was rebranded this year by parent company Columbia County Resources to better represent what CCR sees as a regional draw. The Florida Gateway Fair still will offer the same agricul- tural showcase that has been the calling card of the local fair for more than 50 years. The fair runs Oct. 25 - Nov. 2 in the heart of Lake City. Hundreds of county youth, including 4-H- through Is the goose getting fat? FFA-age students, will showcase a season’s work when they show and auction their livestock, every- thing from poultry to hogs to steers. Raising and caring for livestock in preparation for the county fair Halloween is coming is a timeless tradition in itself. Students learn the responsibilities of feeding and Halloween is coming. The goose thing to children? Who would want caring for their animals. Their lessons include the is getting fat. Please put a nickel in to transform an evening of gaiety economics of managing expenses associated with the old man’s hat. If you haven’t got into a night of horror? Once it the animal’s growth cycle. It is an exercise of invalu- a nickel a penny will do. If you hav- started, it never stopped. It goes able importance. en’t got a penny then God bless you. on today. Parents are afraid to take Agriculture will always be Columbia County’s their children out so there are safe economic base. We are a rural county with country ho besides me remembers parties at schools and churches or values and we know exactly what we stand for. The singing this song while they never leave their own neigh- county fair, by any name, is a time we all can come W Trick or Treating? My borhood and are always escorted together to celebrate our roots in agriculture and husband says this is a Christmas by one parent or another. song (substitute “Halloween”). I our country way of life. Marlene Kenney There was a wonderful Trunk looked it up and gosh darn he was [email protected] or Treat safe event in downtown The fair provides great entertainment, but it is far correct (needless to say this is not Lake City last week. What a turn- more than carnival rides, funnel cakes and candy the first time for him, he’s batting out. Job well done. My husband apples. a thousand). I looked all over the started out with cloth bags. That I and went down to see the little It’s a chance to salute the youth of our community internet for this as a Halloween saved time and energy, don’t you ones in their costumes. Nothing for their hard work and dedication to traditions that song and nada, no luck. But in my know? Each night we would empty sweeter. As we watched from the began long before any of us. It’s who we are. neck of the woods growing up (we our sack onto the living room floor sidelines, we saw every imaginable didn’t really live in the woods but outfit from the parents to the kids. there’s nothing wrong with that), Looking back, those We have to admit that one of the this is what we sang and we sang it were such simple times. “treats” (besides family fun and TODAY IN HISTORY for years. Good harmless enter- candy) was witnessing the excite- On this date: “Those were the days my friend, tainment. Out for a ment and hearing the screams we thought they’d never end.” as the children saw Bumblebee. Back in the day, we went trick treat rarely a trick. Well, Needless to say, we had no idea In 1783, the first manned balloon flight took place in maybe a few tricks but Paris as Jean-Francois Pilatre de Rozier ascended in a or treating for two to three days. who this Autobot was but the kids basket attached to a tethered Montgolfier hot-air balloon, That’s right. This isn’t a typo. Two still it was just good sure did. (I actually had to look rising to about 75 feet. to three days. Each day we wore old-fashioned fun. it up.) No matter what age, they In 1860, 11-year-old Grace Bedell of Westfield, N.Y., a different costume (heavens, you shouted with glee, “Bumblebee, wrote a letter to presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln, couldn’t go out in the same one) and sort our goods. Wow, the haul Bumblebee.” He obliged with pho- suggesting he could improve his appearance by growing and we walked to different neigh- was incredible. Enough candy, tos and poses, oh what a bee. It a beard. borhoods. There were a group of caramel apples and popcorn balls to certainly was a sight to see. In 1914, the Clayton Antitrust Act, which expanded on us on our street, The Birch Hill keep any well-respected dentist in Halloween is coming. Let our the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890, was signed into law Gang, we were all ages and sizes business for quite a while. children enjoy their childhood. Let by President Woodrow Wilson. and we went together. Friends out Looking back, those were such them be safe from the ghosts and In 1917, Dutch exotic dancer Mata Hari (Margaretha on the town for a good time. There simple times. Good harmless goblins out there. Let them be kids ZelleGeertruida MacLeod), 41, convicted by a French was no need to worry about safety. entertainment. Out for a treat rare- and shout in delight, “Trick or treat, military court of spying for the Germans, was executed We were a gang after all, all for one ly a trick. Well, maybe a few tricks smell my feet, give me something by a firing squad outside Paris. (Maintaining her inno- and one for all. But seriously, there but still it was just good old-fash- good to eat.” cence to the end, Mata Hari refused a blindfold and blew was no need to worry. ioned fun. What happened to this childhood a kiss to her executioners.) We got enough candy to last until n Marlene Kenney is a retired human Easter (well, mine did because I hid holiday? Where did it go wrong? I resources director who lives in Lake City. n Associated Press it from my brothers). Our paper can remember when my sons Trick She has been a columnist for the past bags got so full sometimes that the or Treated. It started out fine but four years and has written for several Lake City Reporter bottom broke so we would run back as the years progressed, we found publications. She is also an interior Lake City Reporter to the house for another. The older we had to watch out for harmful decorator and teaches adult education Serving Columbia County Since 1874 we got the wiser we were so we additives. Who would do such a classes at UNF. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride Beto O’Rourke embraces divisions forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” hen Beto O’Rourke ran for ment clause is meant to safeguard democracy. It’s a safety valve as We believe strong newspapers build strong Senate last year, he pre- religious freedom by imposing lim- well as a bridge to understanding. Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and sented himself as some- its on the government’s regulatory Taxing religion will only undermine communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-oriented get newspapers. things done!” W Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and one who could reach across the and taxing powers. The religious those functions. This mission will be accomplished through the political divide and work with those landscape in America is as close Religious organizations have profitableteamwork community of professionals-oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, This mission will be accomplished through the he disagrees with. Now as he runs to a free and unregulated market long had to refrain from stump- integrity and hard work. for president this year, Candidate as may be found anywhere in the ing for particular candidates, but teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Beto is embracing the politics of world. 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Rather than giving space DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident mer congressman from El Paso said for debate, it would force religious Tom Wood, Chairman landscape in America Tom Wood, Chairman “yes.” is as close to a free and organizations to pay a price if There are two reasons reli- unregulated market as they disagree on a hotly contested gious congregations and charities may be found anywhere issue. are exempt from taxation. First, Truth be told, taxing religion is because they provide for the com- in the world. Our govern- the go-to threat trotted out by pol- LETTERS POLICY mon good. Organizations in our ment doesn’t regulate iticians who don’t like a religious city like Catholic Charities, Baylor religion. organization’s message. Opposed Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written Medical Center, Islamic Council to Islam? Claim it’s not a religion. and double spaced. 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PREP FOOTBALL Lee loss a wake-up call for CHS Columbia Slow starts finally catch The Generals (5-2, 2-0) jumped Columbia running back Kylen running up to Tigers in 27-21 out in front early and took a 13-0 Callum said. “I hope this is a turn- back Kylen lead into halftime. It was the sec- around for everybody. We need to Callum looks OT loss to Generals. ond straight game the Tigers play all four quarters.” for run- (6-1, 1-1) went into intermission After taking care of the football ning room By JORDAN KROEGER behind, and although they ral- through the first four games of against [email protected] lied last week for a 32-21 win the season, turning it over just Robert over Madison County, they just twice, the Tigers have coughed E. Lee on JACKSONVILLE — Players made too many mistakes to pull up the ball seven times the past Friday night. throughout Columbia’s locker off another come-from-behind two games. Three interceptions Callum room echoed a similar sentiment victory in a critical District 2-6A against Madison County nearly called the after Friday night’s 27-21 over- contest. cost them that game, but a fourth 27-21 loss time loss to Robert E. Lee — this How many? Try four turnovers, turnover Friday night was the in overtime was a wake-up call. including a fumble at the Lee backbreaker as it sent the game a wake-up Why? Because the Tigers start- 10-yard line in the final 30 sec- into overtime. call. ed another game sluggish and it onds of regulation. BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter finally caught up to them. “This is what we needed,” CHS continued on 10A
PREP FOOTBALL BOYS GOLF Jackson frustrated GOT YOUR BACK with area’s officiating Fort White coach spent nearly 10 minutes arguing a blown call Friday against Baldwin.
By ZACH ABOLVERDI [email protected]
JACKSONVILLE — Fans in atten- dance at the Baldwin-Fort White game last Friday may have thought there was a lightning delay in the third quarter. It was just Indians coach Demetric Jackson stirring up a storm on the sidelines. He spent almost 10 minutes arguing with the officials after Baldwin went up 31-13 with a 29-yard touchdown pass from Bryce Tompkins to Tayveon Sutton. The result of the play should COURTESY Columbia’s boys golf team is pictured with the District 2-2A trophy after winning the district title on Monday. JACKSON continued on 10A CHS picks up Minson following back injury to win district title
By JORDAN KROEGER It didn’t matter. His team- McCranie’s 75 was the Barber said. “He started [email protected] mates had his back. second lowest of the tour- off pretty slow and got to Spencer McCranie stepped nament. He turned his day three-over pretty quick, but PANAMA CITY — Lance up with a three-over 75 and around after a slow start then was even the rest of the Minson was even par through Ty Folsom carded a 79 to that saw him three-over after day. Every time I saw him 10 holes. pick up Minson and lead the three holes. he said, ‘I’m still three-over’ Columbia’s top golfer was Tigers to the district title, edg- “I’ve seen him play a cou- with a smile on his face. He on pace to win the District ing Mosley by four strokes ple of matches where he’s just rolled.” 2-2A Tournament individually. at Bay Point-Nicklaus Course. been pretty good this year The Tigers needed it But then a back injury that Minson finished with an 83 and but overall I’d say this was because Minson’s day took a FILE sidelined him at last week’s Zach Shaw shot an 84 to give one of his best just because turn after the 10th hole when Fort White coach Demetric Jackson hasn’t Alachua County Championship Columbia a 321 total and the it was a district tournament his back acted up. The injury been shy in the past about expressing his acted up and the senior’s score school’s first district champi- with demanding tee shots,” frustration with poor officiating. shot up. onship since 2014. Columbia coach Shayne TITLE continued on 10A
COLLEGE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS Greenard, Zuniga could Minshew needs more receiving options be out at South Carolina Saints clamped down ended up watching from the on DJ Chark in Sunday’s UF defenders are 13-6 win over Jaguars. game-time decisons sideline. Florida’s defense wasn’t the same without vs. Gamecocks. them, giving up 511 yards By MARK LONG in a 42-28 loss. Associated Press Associated Press Florida (6-1, 3-1) has been beset by injuries this season, JACKSONVILLE — The GAINESVILLE — No. losing quarterback Feleipe Jacksonville Jaguars have to find 9 Florida could be without Franks, dynamic receiver more options for rookie quarterback its top two pass-rushers at Kadarius Toney and several Gardner Minshew. South Carolina on Saturday. defensive starters. Chris Conley? Dede Westbrook? Coach Dan Mullen said Mullen says “you come Maybe rookie tight end Josh Oliver? Monday that linebacker Jon into the year and say, ‘Hey, New Orleans clamped down on Greenard and defensive if most teams are going to burgeoning receiver DJ Chark in end Jabari Zuniga will be have a great year, you’re its 13-6 victory at Jacksonville on game-time decisions against going to stay injury-free.’ Sunday, and the Jaguars failed to the Gamecocks (3-3, 2-2 We’re probably the furthest adjust to the Saints’ two-man scheme. Southeastern Conference). thing away from that in The Saints bracketed Chark, who Mullen says “we’ll have America this year. entered the game as the AFC’s lead- to see how that goes this “But our guys have shown ing receiver, and played man-to-man week for them.” some (ability) to deal with coverage everywhere else. They TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Both players have ankle adversity and come through kept Minshew in the pocket and Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew is tackled by New injuries. They tried to play that and continue to perform Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan in the 3rd quarter of at LSU last Saturday, but and find a way to win games.” MINSHEW continued on 10A Sunday’s game at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville. 6A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD AUTO RACING TV LISTINGS NFL MLB PLAYOFFS Blaney beats Newman in photo
Today AMERICAN CONFERENCE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES GOLF East (Best-of-7) finish to advance in playoffs 3 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Sunday’s Games GOLF — LPGA Legends Tour: The Senior New England 6 0 0 1.000 190 48 Game 2: Houston 3, N.Y. Yankees 2 By JOHN ZENOR winning by a nose. The Stenhouse Jr. and Kyle LPGA Championship, second round, Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 90 70 Series is tied 1-1 French Lick, Ind. N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 63 123 Monday’s Games Associated Press 0.0070-second margin of Busch were side-drafting MLB BASEBALL Miami 0 5 0 .000 42 180 Game 3: St. Louis at Washington, 7:38 p.m. victory was the sixth-closest for the lead when Busch 4 p.m. South Nationals lead series 2-0 TALLADEGA, Ala. — in the history of Talladega, suddenly spun to the right, FS1 — A.L. Championship Series: W L T Pct PF PA Today’s Games Houston at NY Yankees, Game 3 Houston 4 2 0 .667 162 134 Game 3: Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 4:08 p.m. Ryan Blaney beat Ryan which celebrated its 50th directly into title contender 8 p.m. Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 113 115 Game 4: St. Louis at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Newman in a door-to-door anniversary all weekend. Brad Keselowski. The chain TBS — N.L. Championship Series: St. Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 117 131 race to the finish line to The win capped a reaction caused Brendan Louis at Washington, Game 4 Tennessee 2 4 0 .333 98 92 NHL NBA BASKETBALL North win Monday at Talladega remarkable weekend for Gaughan’s car to flip over 7 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA EASTERN CONFERENCE Superspeedway and the Penske organization, the car of Kurt Busch and NBA — Preseason: Detroit at Philadelphia Baltimore 4 2 0 .667 184 140 Atlantic Division advance to the third round which on Saturday claimed land on its wheels. NHL HOCKEY Cleveland 2 4 0 .333 120 154 GP W L OT Pts of NASCAR’s playoffs. the IMSA overall sports “Mother, it is OK, it is 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 123 131 Buffalo 6 5 0 1 11 NBCSN — Tampa Bay at Montreal Cincinnati 0 6 0 .000 97 159 Boston 6 5 1 0 10 Blaney’s first win of the car championship with just a flip and it didn’t hurt, SOCCER (MEN’S) West Toronto 6 3 2 1 7 season came as he was des- Dane Cameron and Juan I promise,” he said into a 2:30 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Detroit 5 3 2 0 6 perately trying to remain in Pablo Montoya, and then in television camera. “It was ESPNEWS — UEFA Euro 2020 Qualifier: Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 172 144 Montreal 5 2 1 2 6 Spain vs. Sweden, Solna, Sweden Oakland 3 2 0 .600 103 123 Florida 6 2 2 2 6 title contention. The play- Australia won the Bathurst just one easy, quick flip and 7:15 p.m. Denver 2 4 0 .333 106 106 Tampa Bay 5 2 2 1 5 off field will be trimmed 1000 with Scott McLaughlin we put it down.” ESPN2 — CONCACAF Nations League: L.A. Chargers 2 4 0 .333 120 118 Ottawa 5 1 4 0 2 from 12 drivers to eight and Fabian Coulthard. Keselowski’s car was Canada vs. U.S., Group A, Toronto NATIONAL CONFERENCE Metropolitan Division TENNIS East GP W L OT Pts next weekend at Kansas The race had critical destroyed but he got it 4 a.m. W L T Pct PF PA Carolina 6 5 1 0 10 and Blaney was in danger playoff implications as rolling down pit road for TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Stockholm, Dallas 3 3 0 .500 153 114 Pittsburgh 6 4 2 0 8 of elimination before his many of the title contenders the sole purpose of pass- European, Luxembourg Open, & The Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 161 149 Washington 7 3 2 2 8 Kremlin Cup, Early Rounds N.Y. Giants 2 4 0 .333 111 160 N.Y. Islanders 6 3 3 0 6 Talladega victory. struggled, and Hendrick ing Gaughan and Martin 6 a.m. Washington 1 5 0 .167 90 167 Philadelphia 3 2 0 1 5 Blaney joins Kyle Larson Motorsports entire lineup Truex Jr. in the running TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Stockholm, South N.Y. Rangers 3 2 1 0 4 in the round of eight, with is at risk of elimination next order, gaining two more European, Luxembourg Open, & The W L T Pct PF PA Columbus 5 2 3 0 4 Kremlin Cup, Early Rounds New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 128 122 New Jersey 6 0 4 2 2 six spots sill available. weekend. Alex Bowman, points that very well could 8:30 a.m. Carolina 4 2 0 .667 166 133 WESTERN CONFERENCE “This was a huge, huge Chase Elliott and William be needed next week when TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Stockholm, Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 173 185 Central Division race for us. I’m pumped Byron are all below the cut- the playoff field is cut. European, Luxembourg Open, & The Atlanta 1 5 0 .167 135 186 GP W L OT Pts up. We’re moving on,” line, as is Kansas native Kremlin Cup, Early Rounds North Colorado 5 5 0 0 10 4 a.m. (Wednesday) W L T Pct PF PA St. Louis 6 3 1 2 8 Blaney said before spot- Clint Bowyer, who could BOWMAN AND TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Stockholm, Green Bay 4 1 0 .800 119 93 Winnipeg 7 4 3 0 8 ting a young fan in the be eliminated at his home European, Luxembourg Open, & The Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 150 93 BYRON BAD DAYS Nashville 5 3 2 0 6 crowd wearing his shirt track. Two of the Hendrick Kremlin Cup, Early Rounds Detroit 2 1 1 .625 97 95 Dallas 7 1 5 1 3 6 a.m. (Wednesday) Chicago 3 2 0 .600 87 69 Minnesota 5 1 4 0 2 and handing the boy the Newman was followed by Motorsports title contend- TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Stockholm, West Chicago 3 0 2 1 1 checkered flag. Hamlin in a Toyota. But it ers had terrible days as European, Luxembourg Open, & The W L T Pct PF PA Pacific Division The race began Sunday was a 1-2 sweep for Ford both Alex Bowman and Kremlin Cup, Early Rounds San Francisco 5 0 0 1.000 147 64 GP W L OT Pts Seattle 5 1 0 .833 165 146 Edmonton 5 5 0 0 10 until rain stopped it after on a weekend in which William Byron caused COLLEGE FOOTBALL L.A. Rams 3 3 0 .500 153 154 Anaheim 6 4 2 0 8 the first stage and pushed manufacturer alliances multi-car accidents. Arizona 2 3 1 .417 134 171 Vegas 6 4 2 0 8 the finish to Monday. It were heavily scrutinized. Bowman triggered one Record Pts LW Calgary 6 2 3 1 5 Thursday’s Games 1. Alabama (30) 6-0 1,503 1 Vancouver 4 2 2 0 4 gave Blaney time to recov- Although all the manu- in the second stage when New England 35, N.Y. Giants 14 2. LSU (12) 6-0 1,449 5 Los Angeles 5 2 3 0 4 er from a Sunday spin as facturers met with their he tried to block Joey Sunday’s Games 3. Clemson (11) 6-0 1,427 2 San Jose 6 2 4 0 4 Carolina 37, Tampa Bay 26 he tried to enter pit road teams to discuss strategy Logano, who hit him and 4. Ohio State (9) 6-0 1,404 3 Arizona 4 1 2 1 3 New Orleans 13, Jacksonville 6 5. Oklahoma 6-0 1,333 6 and it gave Ford and Team and sticking together for sent Bowman spinning Houston 31, Kansas City 24 6. Wisconsin 6-0 1,245 8 Sunday’s Games Penske the victory. Ford the sake of a brand victory, into traffic. Minnesota 38, Philadelphia 20 7. Penn State 6-0 1,129 10 Pittsburgh 7, Winnipeg 2 Washington 17, Miami 16 had won seven consecu- a meeting Sunday between “My guess is that I threw 8. Notre Dame 5-1 1,042 9 Vegas 5, Los Angeles 2 Baltimore 23, Cincinnati 17 9. Florida 6-1 1,041 7 San Jose 3, Calgary 1 tive Talladega races until the Chevrolet group a block I shouldn’t have,” Seattle 32, Cleveland 28 10. Georgia 5-1 995 3 Monday’s Games Chevrolet snapped that angered fans who argued Bowman said. “I got shoved Arizona 34, Atlanta 33 11. Auburn 5-1 985 12 N.Y. Islanders 3, St. Louis 2, OT San Francisco 20, L.A. Rams 7 streak in April. the alliances were a form of way out there. I knew 12. Oregon 5-1 906 13 Boston 4, Anaheim 2 13. Utah 5-1 729 15 Denver 16, Tennessee 0 Minnesota 2, Ottawa 0 “An amazing effort the race manipulation. (Logano) was coming and I 14. Boise State 6-0 716 14 N.Y. Jets 24, Dallas 22 Florida 6, New Jersey 4 last two days, to be hon- Although the manufac- just tried to move down just 15. Texas 4-2 672 11 Pittsburgh 24, L.A. Chargers 17 Buffalo 4, Dallas 0 est with you,” Blaney said. turers have been doing this a little bit. ... They just had Open: Buffalo, Indianapolis, Chicago, Oakland Colorado 6, Washington 3 16. Michigan 5-1 648 16 “From spinning out early for at least five years in a a bigger run than I realized. 17. Arizona State 5-1 524 18 Monday’s Games Edmonton at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 18. Baylor 6-0 470 22 Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. Today’s Games yesterday, missing some Toyota-led effort, Chevrolet I should have let him go 19. SMU 6-0 398 21 Tampa Bay at Montreal, 7 p.m. big ones today, weave did not get on board and shouldn’t have thrown Minnesota at Toronto, 7 p.m. 20. Minnesota 6-0 330 — Federer says he plans to our way through ... It just until April after Toyota a block.” 21. Cincinnati 5-1 308 25 Arizona at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. 22. Missouri 5-1 233 — play at 2020 Olympics Philadelphia at Calgary, 9 p.m. means a ton. I’ve been had worked with Chevy Byron’s crash occurred 23. Iowa 4-2 210 17 Detroit at Vancouver, 10 p.m. TOKYO (AP) — Roger Federer says coming here ever since I drivers from Hendrick when he lost control fol- 24. Appalachian State 5-0 148 — Nashville at Vegas, 10 p.m. he plans to play at the 2020 Tokyo was really young. I love Motorsports to go 1-2-3 in lowing a push from Kurt 25. Washington 5-2 107 — Carolina at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Olympics. Others receiving votes: Tulane 55, coming here. Love it even the Daytona 500. Chevrolet Busch. It turned Byron’s The Swiss great, a four-time Iowa State 36, Temple 31, Wake Forest Olympian, says “at the end of the day my Manager Dave Roberts, more now.” then won at Talladega and car hard into Logano, 25, California 20, Virginia 8, Memphis 6, heart decided I would love to play at the Blaney was the leader again at Daytona in July, the who suffered significant Southern Cal 4, South Carolina 4, Texas A&M Andrew Friedman to Olympic Games again.” 3, UCF 3, San Diego State 2, Louisiana Tech 1. on a restart with two laps two tracks where the brand damage. Federer made the announcement in return to Dodgers Tokyo during at an exhibition event for remaining and had a huge alliances work. Bowman, who also col- Friday’s Top Games LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles his Japanese uniform supplier. push from fellow Ford driv- The highest-finishing lected fellow Hendrick driv- No. 13 Oregon 45, Colorado 3 Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and Federer will turn 39 shortly after the Miami 17, No. 20 Virginia 9 president of baseball operations Andrew er Aric Almirola to gain Chevrolet on Monday at er Jimmie Johnson, finished Olympic tournament. He had previously Saturday’s Games Friedman will be back next season. space on the field. Then Talladega was Austin Dillon 37th. Byron wound up 33rd planned his schedule up to Wimbledon, No. 1 Alabama 47, No. 24 Texas A&M 28 Roberts led the team to its seventh which ends two weeks before the Tokyo Newman came charging in sixth. Almirola finished and joined Bowman and No. 2 Clemson 45, Florida St. 14 straight NL West title and a franchise-record Games. South Carolina 20, No. 3 Georgia 17, 2OT 106 wins — second-most in the majors — along on the outside line fourth in a Ford, followed Elliott as drivers in danger He will need a wild-card exemption No. 5 LSU 42, No. 7 Florida 28 but he’s been criticized for his pitching deci- with help from Denny by Michael McDowell, of elimination at Kansas. because he has not played Davis Cup No. 6 Oklahoma 34, No. 11 Texas 27 sions in losing Game 5 of the NL Division matches to be eligible. Hamlin and he easily zipped Dillon, Corey LaJoie, Elliot, No. 8 Wisconsin 38, Michigan St. 0 Series to Washington. His in-game tactics He missed the 2016 Rio de Janeiro No. 9 Notre Dame 30, Southern Cal 27 during the team’s losses in the 2017 and ’18 past Blaney. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Ty UP NEXT Olympics with an injury. No. 10 Penn St. 17, No. 17 Iowa 12 World Series drew some disapproval, too. But the Ford train Dillon. The elimination race No. 14 Boise State 59, Hawaii 37 Friedman said Monday he was sur- remained committed and of the third round of the No. 15 Utah 52, Oregon State 7 CORRECTION prised by speculation about Roberts’ status. No. 16 Michigan 42, Illinois 25 The manager signed a contract extension Blaney got another push CRASH WATCH playoffs Sunday at Kansas No. 18 Arizona St. 38, Washington St. 34 Robert E. Lee receiver Cobie Bates through the 2022 season last November. from Almirola to pull along- The race was stopped Speedway. Elliott is the Louisville 62, No. 19 Wake Forest 59 scored the game-winning touchdown Friedman said he expects his own side Newman. The two with seven laps remaining defending race winner, and No. 22 Baylor 33, Texas Tech 30, 2OT against Columbia in Friday night’s 27-21 extension to be finalized in the next few Temple 30, No. 23 Memphis 28 overtime win. Bates was misidentified in days. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Happy smartphone user stops short of becoming an addict DEAR ABBY: I have a how your brother’s classmates smartphone, and I love its reacted when they saw him convenience. I check my pick up your brother. What email, texts and voicemail they did was cruel. Leave BABY BLUES three or four times a day it up to your mother to tell and always try to respond him she felt embarrassed in promptly. But I do not carry front of her co-workers. I’m my phone with me every sure she can get the message moment of the day. Abigail Van Buren across. Some family members www.dearabby.com DEAR ABBY: My wife insist the polite thing to do was sexually active with a is to return a text message or DEAR ABBY: My father classmate in high school. voicemail immediately. They recently purchased a truck for Their relationship lasted carry their phones with them our farm. It’s old and in poor until shortly before we were and constantly interrupt shape, but it was worth the married, 54 years ago. I have whatever they are involved $2,000 he paid for it. often wondered what he did BLONDIE with to answer the phone. The truck was fine until to make her so willing to For my birthday, one rela- my father used it to pick me come to his bed. Perhaps if tive gave me a little pouch on and my siblings up from I knew, I could enhance her a string so I could wear my school. When the other kids pleasure in our lovemaking. phone around my neck wher- saw the bumperless truck, However, such information ever I went because she tex- they began calling my little might be injurious to our ted me one day early in the brother “Farmer Boy” and relationship. What is your afternoon saying she wanted made cow noises at us. My take on this? I think about to drop by, but I didn’t see mother isn’t OK with it either. this several times each day. — or respond to it until dinner He picked her up from work OBSESSED IN THE WEST time. Is making oneself avail- in it, which embarrassed her DEAR OBSESSED: You able every moment of the day in front of her co-workers. have, I hope, been happily and night now required for Both my parents have nice, married for more than half a BEETLE BAILEY good manners? — NOT A functional cars. Abby, please century. Has it never occurred PHONE ADDICT help me figure out a way to to you that her high school DEAR NOT AN tell my dad without hurting romance failed because the sex ADDICT: Of course not! A his feelings. — FREAKED wasn’t that great? If you want cellphone is not supposed to OUT IN FRANKFORT, KY. to ask your wife at this late date be a leash. Your relative has DEAR FREAKED OUT: if there is anything you can do become hooked on the con- People should not be judged to enhance her enjoyment of cept of instant gratification, because of the clothes they your lovemaking, by all means which isn’t healthy for either wear or the vehicles they do. But do not frame it the way of you. If you humor her, drive, but sometimes they you did to me. your cellphone will become are by shallow people who ■ an annoying and unending should know better. I think Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or HAGAR THE HORRIBLE inconvenience for you. Do you could get your message P.O. Box 69440, not take the bait. across by telling your father Los Angeles, CA 90069.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: AUTO EMPORIUM OF LAKE CITY gives Notice of Foreclo- sure of Lien and intent to sell Daniel Crapps Agency 386- these vehicles on 10/27/2019, PUBLISHER'S NOTE 755-5110 MLS105170 Poole Realty Mindy Wilkison Daniel Crapps Agency 386- 10:00 am at 2832 SW MAIN Florida Law 828.29 requires $139,900. Lake City. 3/2 w/sun 386-209-7658 MLS100422 755-5110 MLS105369 BLVD, LAKE CITY, FL 32025, dogs and cats being sold to be room, eatin kit, DR, Lg LR w FP $24,500 Jennings, FL 5 acre $120,000. Lake City, GREAT pursuant to subsection 713.78 at least 8 weeks old and have a & detached garage/workshop. lot. Blue Springs State Park. DOWNTOWN LOCATION. of the Florida Statutes. health certificate from a li- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- MH allowed. Not in flood zone. 2,400 sq ft metal bldg with CI censed veterinarian document- zoning. Great for Auto shop. AUTO EMPORIUM OF LAKE 0237 MLS105185 $109,000. Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- CITY reserves the right to ac- ing they have mandatory shots Cozy 3/2 close to town. Nice and are free from intestinal and 0237 MLS104536 $230,000. cept or reject any and/or all size kit, gas stove, eat in abr, lg Approx 8+/- ac with private well bids. external parasites. Many DR area. Screened back porch. species of wildlife must be li- located in Airpark comm close to Live Oak. $99,000. 2003 FORD censed by Florida Fish and Poole Realty Katy Yanossy 1FAFP34Z33W332327 Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- 386-688-0654 MLS105192 United Country, Dicks Realty tact the local office for informa- $155,000 Live Oak. 2/2 Down- 386-397-5205. Gator Levings 539671 tion. town. Spacious rooms, 2car MS105240 Immaculate home, October 15, 2019 gar. Bay window, screened BP. 4.25 acres. 3/2. Updated Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- throughout. $185,000. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: JIM'S AUTO SERVICE gives 0237 MLS105200 3/2 brick, Coldwell Banker-Bishop Becky Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Spcs kit, Lg FR, Sep LR wd Summers 813-763-1180 ML- and intent to sell these vehicles burning stove. 2 car gr, dog S105274 10.51 Ac, near Madi- Want to buy cattle. All kinds knls, shed & more. $199,900. on 10/30/2019, 08:30 am at 352-339-3018 son Blue Spring St Pk! Build to 2550 SW MAIN BLVD. LAKE Daniel Crapps Agency 386- suit or MH Allowed. $45,000. CITY, FL 32025, pursuant to Wanted to lease pasture for 755-5110 MLS105222 $75,000. subsection 713.78 of the Flori- cattle. 352-339-3018 Lake City. INVESTORS or da Statutes. JIM'S AUTO SER- looking to down size. 2/1, .5 ac, VICE reserves the right to ac- newer carpet. Built in 2000. In Print & Online cept or reject any and/or all bids. Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- www.lakecityreporter.com Five Ash Forest, Lake City's 0237 MLS105224 3/2 brick 1FABP603XHH204633 premier 55 plus manuf. home home in Woodcrest s/d. Lg 1987 FORD community. 386-752-7207 Lot GRRM, granite ct, wood plank 1FAFP52S7WA134112 lease includes water, sewer, flooring. Spc master Suite. 1998 FORD garbage & lawn maintenance. Screened porch. $179,000. 5NPD84LF2HH128319 Country Rivers Realty, LLC 2017 HYUNDAI 497-3305 MLS105280 4 acres, JA32U8FW0AU002055 2,200 sf. 4/3, sunroom, FP, Is- 2010 MITSUBISHI land Kit, Lg metal shop, fenced Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine yard. $189,000. 539594 Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- October 15, 2019 Poole Realty Kellie Shirah 386- S101204 4/3 fam rm w/FP, 280-3847 MLS105331 breakfast nook, formal living & BUSINESS DIRECTORY $159,900 Live Oak 3/2 Maple dining rooms, $229,900 Cabinets in kit, freestanding tub Daniel Crapps Agency 755- + Walk-in shower and more! 1 Yard Men. Must have clean 5110 MLS102311 $279,900 Daniel Crapps Agency 386- 755 - 5440 • [email protected] driving record. Apply in person Lake City, 3/2 home in Planta- 755-5110 MLS105351 at Lake City Industries, 250 NW tions. 2,087 sq ft., lg master $285,000. Wellborn GOR- Railroad St, Lake City. suite w/massive walk-in closet. GEOUS 30+ Acres conv to Live Country Rivers Realty, LLC Oak, Lake City, I-75 & I-10. 497-3305 MLS104098 1.8 Ac Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- on Santa Fe! Great rm opens to 0237 MLS105353 3/2 open huge deck, 2/2, Lg priv suite, floor plan, wood burning FP in MAKE EXTRA country style kitchen. $385,000 GrRM, open kit, lg island, spa- $$ MONEY $$ cious DR/GRRM. $159,000 Poole Realty Amanda Senea The Lake City Reporter, a 386-249-1640 MLS104116 Coldwell Banker-Bishop Becky $132,000 Live Oak 3/2.5. Lots Summers 813-763-1180 ML- daily newspaper, seeks of room for kids to run and play! S105380 Want Space? Re- Independent Contractor Stone FPL, Lg den & more! duced to sell 3/2, 2 Barns, Newspaper Carriers for Horse Stall & more! $289,500. Put Your Ad Poole Realty Kellie Shirah 386- several motor routes in Poole Realty Katy Yanossy the city and county. You 280-3847 MLS104302 $357,950 O'Brien 2/2 overlooks 386-688-0654 MLS105393 Here must be motivated by Suwannee River & Little Amen $57,500 Live Oak. 3/1 needs earning extra money, be Spring on 8 ac. Gas FPL+More. some TLC, possible rental or fix an early riser and have up to live in. In town reliable transportation. United Country, Dicks Realty Hallmark Real Estate Koby Call 755-5440 386-365-3307 Susanna Dicks. Adams 386-623-7840 ML- Apply in person during MLS104359. 5/3 custom built normal business hours. S105449 $125,000 Fabulous brick, 34 ac, sm pond, great rm, Starter Home! 3/1, Covered for more Info Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm vaulted ceilings. $445,000. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE back patio, fenced yd. FR United Country, Dicks Realty PUBLISHER'S NOTE 386-365-3301. Brad Dicks All real estate advertising in this MS104586 Beautiful 2/2, 20 newspaper is subject to the fair acres, new metal roof, oaks, housing act which makes it ille- FRONT OFFICE STAFF outbuilding. $195,000. gal to advertise "any prefer- NEEDED Hallmark Real Estate Koby ence, limitation, or discrimina- Busy Family Medical Practice Adams 386-623-7840 ML- tion based on race, color, reli- needs Front Office staff. Com- S104634 3,300 SF home, gion, sex, disability, familial sta- puter skills required, must be 7.95ac, small lake. Paved/Gat- tus or national origin; or any in- punctual and able to multi-task. ed, Pool, Cookhouse and more. tention to make such prefer- Fax resume to (386) 719-9494. ence, limitation or discrimina- Giebeig Family Medicine, 5085 Hallmark Real Estate Vic tion." Familial status includes West US Hwy 90. Lantroop 386-623-6401 ML- children under the age of 18 liv- S104764 $349,900 Palatial Riv- ing with parents or legal custo- er Estate on the Suwannee! dians, pregnant women and 3/2, 2 AC. 2,100 sf. people securing custody of chil- dren under the age of 18. This PUBLISHER'S NOTE Country Rivers Realty, LLC newspaper will not knowingly All Yard Sale Ads 497-3305 MLS104767 2.48 accept any advertising for real Must be Pre-Paid. acres pristine woodlands. 4/2 estate which is in violation of (2009 Destiny) Walk to Santa the law. Our readers are here- Fe River. $109,995. by informed that all dwellings Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- advertised in this newspaper 0237 MLS104985 Branford City are available on an equal op- Limits $119,000. 2/1 home portunity basis. To complain of 4x6 Steel black trailer w/drop discrimination call HUD toll free gate, new spare tire. Ex cond. w/addt'l 1/1 residence currently rented. Large Corner lot. at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free $450.00. Several guns in excel- telephone number to the hear- lent cond. Call 386-288-8833. Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Dryer white, good condition Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- $85. 678-617-5560.. S105137 3/2 Baths w/granite tops, GR RM, Fenced back, se- Oak Dining Room Set: 6 chairs. curity syst. & more! $189,900. $275.00. 386-334-6374. Daniel Crapps Agency 386- Poole Realty Mindy Wilkison Washer white, good condition 755-5110 MLS105166 386-209-7658 MLS100422 $100. 678-617-5560 . $134,900. Lake City. Great Po- $24,500 Jennings, FL 5 acre WE BUY TIMBER: Pine and tential! 3BR, could be 4! 4.17 lot. Blue Springs State Park. hardwood. 3-4 semi load mini- ac LgLR, Form DR, Fenced yd. MH allowed. Not in flood zone. mum. Call 386-288-6875. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words.
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Cows for Sale, 10 head, all bred, some with calves, $8,500 NTAEEG for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. Get the free JUST JUMBLE Now arrange the circled letters ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as Buy It • Sell It • Find It All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. Lake City Reporter Print the answer here: (Answers tomorrow) Classifieds Jumbles: PROVE TASTY GRASSY FIDDLE Yesterday’s Answer: Casinos on the “Strip” make so much money because lots of people go to — “LOSS” VEGAS LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2019 9A SPORTS TICKER IN BRIEF Cloudy ATHENS, GA. No. 10 Georgia left guard Shaffer ruled out futures against Kentucky Shaky showings Left guard Justin put starting Shaffer has been ruled status of Mariota, out of No. 10 Georgia’s Winston in doubt game against Kentucky on Saturday because of By Schuyler Dixon a neck injury. The Associated Press Shaffer has started the last two games. Marcus Mariota Receiver Lawrence might be out as the Cager, who is tied for starting quarterback the team lead with 19 in Tennessee, while catches, also may miss the Tampa Bay Buc- the game. Cager was caneers might have to dealing with a shoulder decide how many more injury before hurting interceptions they can his ribs in last week’s afford from Jameis 20-17 double-overtime Winston. loss to South Carolina. For the top two picks Coach Kirby Smart Georgia wide receiver Demetris Robertson (16) catches a pass for a touchdown as South Carolina in the 2015 draft, the said Monday that defensive back R.J. Roderick (10) defends in the second half Saturday in Athens, Ga. [JOHN BAZEMORE/ future might not be so Shaffer’s status will THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] bright. be “week to week.” Mariota was pulled Two more part-time in the third quarter of starters at guard, Sol- a 16-0 loss to Denver omon Kindley (ankle) with 63 yards pass- and Ben Cleveland ing, a 9.5 rating, two (undisclosed), also Head-scratcher interceptions and three have injuries but are sacks. expected to play. Winston made it to Smart says start- How to use head-to-head results in rankings? the finish of Tampa’s ing cornerback Tyson 37-26 loss to Carolina Campbell (turf toe), By Ralph D. Russo weigh resumes when the sample size of big in London, but with who has missed three The Associated Press games is still small? a career-worst five games, “feels like he’s AP voters rewarded LSU, which has now interceptions — and an almost back” but could Georgia beats Notre Dame in a close game beaten two teams still ranked in the top 15, oh-by-the-way fumble miss another week. at home. Georgia loses to unranked South by moving the Tigers up three spots to No. 2. for a sixth giveaway. Carolina in double overtime at home. Both Alabama is still No. 1, giving the Southeastern Winston has an NFL- LAKE FOREST, ILL. Notre Dame and Georgia are 5-1. Which Conference the top two teams in AP rankings worst 86 giveaways Bears put Long on IR, team should be ranked higher: Notre Dame for the 29th time overall, and 27th time since since entering the promote Anderson or Georgia? 2000. league and five games In the latest AP Top 25 presented by Regions Clemson was nudged back to No. 3 and Ohio with at least four turn- The Chicago Bears Bank, the poll voters went with Notre Dame State is at No. 4. Which raises another ques- overs while no other have placed guard at No. 8 and Georgia at No. 10. As the col- tion: LSU’s resume is good enough to get past player has more than Kyle Long on injured lege football season reaches its halfway point, Clemson and Ohio State, but not Alabama? two during that span. reserve because of a hip these questions arise more frequently. How Reality Check leans toward letting head-to- “Throw the damn injury and promoted much does head-to-head count? How do you head be your guide at this point in the season. ball away,” coach Bruce defensive end Abdul- Arians said. “He has lah Anderson from the NO. 1 ALABAMA (6-0) skeptical Reality Check. The the country in total offense per a habit of trying to be practice squad. Next: vs. Tennessee. SEC East seems very much in game (301.3), one spot ahead of Superman. That’s been Long has been Reality check: Edge rusher play now. Arizona’s Khalil Tate (301.0). a problem in the past. plagued by the hip Terrell Lewis, who missed last Ranked: Too low. Ranked: Too low. The fumbles haven’t injury since early in the season with a knee injury, NO. 10 GEORGIA (5-1) NO. 18 BAYLOR (6-0) occurred this year until season. seems to be rounding into form Next: vs. Kentucky. Next: at Oklahoma State. today. But again, trying He was listed on the for a defense that needed to Reality check: It was a bad loss, Reality check: The Bears could to make something out injury report for the boost its pass rush. but everybody calm down. The be without excellent LB Clay of nothing. It’s just Sept. 23 Bears’ win over Ranked: Little high. Bulldogs outgained the Game- Johnston (knee) for the rest of a matter of knowing Washington and was NO. 2 LSU (6-0) cocks by 171 yards, had 14 more the season. when to quit on a play.” held out of the Sept. Next: at Mississippi State. first downs and held the ball for Ranked: About right. Mariota has a better 29 victory over Min- Reality check: Based solely on 12 more minutes. NO. 19 SMU (6-0) record (29-32 com- nesota before playing big wins halfway through the Ranked: Too high. Next: vs. Temple. pared to 23-37) and a Oct. 6 against Oakland season, the Tigers should be NO. 11 AUBURN (5-1) Reality check: The Ameri- slightly better ratio of in London. No. 1. Next: at Arkansas. can contenders are lined up touchdowns to inter- It’s the fourth Ranked: Too low. Reality check: The Tigers can to knock each other off. The ceptions, while both straight year Long has NO. 3 CLEMSON (6-0) use the Razorbacks to get their Mustangs have the advantage have similarly medio- gone on injured reserve. Next: at Louisville. offense going before a trip to of missing No. 21 Cincinnati and cre passer ratings in the Last year he returned Reality check: Prediction: RB LSU, where they’ll need a lot UCF from the East Division. high 80s. after eight weeks. Travis Etienne, who had been more than they have shown so Ranked: About right. The problem for Long’s backup is kind of quiet for a few weeks far. NO. 20 MINNESOTA (6-0) Mariota is that Titans guard Ted Larsen, before going for 127 yards Ranked: Too low. Next: at Rutgers. are near the bottom in who missed the Oak- rushing against Florida State, is NO. 12 OREGON (5-1) Reality check: Sometimes a points and total yards land game with a knee about to go on a tear. Next: at No. 25 Washington. team will win a few confidence- and have been shut out injury. Ranked: Smidge too high. Reality check: The Ducks finally building close games early in a twice since the start of Anderson has one NO. 4 OHIO STATE (6-0) have their wide receivers season and it just keeps getting 2018. tackle and played in Next: at Northwestern, Friday. mostly healthy and now have to better. That’s the Gophers, Ryan Tannehill, two games this season Reality check: The only team worry about the status of star taking advantage of an accom- a former starter in before going back down ranked in the top-five nation- TE Jacob Breeland (leg). modating schedule. Miami, replaced Mari- to the practice squad. ally in both scoring offense and Ranked: Too low. Ranked: Sure, why not 20th? ota and was 13 of 16 defense. NO. 13 UTAH (5-1) NO. 21 CINCINNATI (5-1) for 144 yards and one CHICAGO Ranked: Too low. Next: vs. No. 17 Arizona State. Next: vs. Tulsa. interception. He was Cubs to interview Kapler, NO. 5 OKLAHOMA (6-0) Reality check: The Utes have Reality check: The Bearcats are sacked four times. Espada for manager Next: vs. West Virginia. allowed 11 runs of 10-plus yards plus-6 in turnover margin, tops “We’re not pull- Reality check: Maybe WR (second best in FBS) and one in the AAC. ing our weight as an The Chicago Cubs say CeeDee Lamb (10 touchdowns run of 20 yards or more (also Ranked: About right. offense,” Mariota they plan to interview on 28 catches) is the Sooners’ second best). NO. 22 MISSOURI (5-1) said. “We have to find former Philadelphia top Heisman Trophy contender. Ranked: Just right. Next: at Vanderbilt. a way to improve and manager Gabe Kapler Ranked: Just right. NO. 14 BOISE STATE (6-0) Reality check: Pop quiz: The change that because and Houston bench NO. 6 WISCONSIN (6-0) Next: at BYU. best defense in the SEC belongs our defense is playing coach Joe Espada this Next: at Illinois. Reality check: QB Hack Bach- to ... ? If you said the Tigers at lights out.” week about their mana- Reality check: The Badgers’ meier (hip) left the game early (4.04 yards per play) you prob- Titans coach Mike gerial opening. defense has reached the against Hawaii, but that might ably looked it up. Vrabel didn’t want to The Astros have an plethora of fun-facts stage after have been more caution than Ranked: Too low. discuss who would off day Monday ahead four shutouts in six games. necessity. NO. 23 IOWA (4-2) be the starter going of Game 3 in the ALCS For example, Wisconsin has Ranked: Somebody has to be Next: vs. Purdue. forward. in New York on Tues- allowed 29 points this season. No. 14. Reality check: For a team Between Mariota day. Kapler was fired Ranked: Just right. NO. 15 TEXAS (4-2) that’s supposed to have a good and Winston, Mariota last week after going NO. 7 PENN STATE (6-0) Next: vs. Kansas. offensive line, the Hawkeyes has the only playoff 161-163 in two years Next: vs. No. 16 Michigan. Reality check: The Longhorns have had a time protecting their appearance. He won a with the Phillies. Reality check: Freshman RB need to tighten up their tackling quarterback against quality wild-card game during The Cubs are search- Noah Cain is slowly becoming if they’re going to earn a second defenses. the 2017 season. Nei- ing for a successor to the Nittany Lions No. 1 back. chance at Oklahoma. Ranked: Too high. ther has signed a second Joe Maddon, whose Ranked: Just right. Ranked: Feels too high, even NO. 24 APPALACHIAN STATE contract, which means contract expired after NO. 8 NOTRE DAME (5-1) with a couple of ‘quality losses.’ (5-0) both are in the fifth Chicago missed the Next: at No. 16 Michigan, Oct. NO. 16 MICHIGAN (5-1) Next: vs. Louisiana-Monroe. and final years of their playoffs this year for 26. Next: at No. 7 Penn State. Reality check: The Mountaineers rookie deals. the first time since Reality check: The Irish defense Reality check: Well, here we are are trying to work their way into So both teams have 2014. At least four other ranks fifth in the nation in tack- again Michigan. Another chance the New Year’s Six conversation. decisions to make in the candidates have spoken les for loss at 8.83 per game. to win a big game on the road Ranked: About right. offseason, if not sooner. with the Cubs about the Ranked: Too high. This group of under Jim Harbaugh. NO. 25 WASHINGTON (5-2) “Sometimes I do job: Joe Girardi, Mark five needs a little work. Ranked: Too high. Next: vs. No. 12 Oregon. want to do great Loretta, David Ross and NO. 9 FLORIDA (6-1) NO. 17 ARIZONA STATE (5-1) Reality check: The Huskies’ things,” Winston said. Will Venable. Next: at South Carolina. Next: at No. 13 Utah. offense disappears at times, “But you can do great Reality check: Even in a loss, Reality check: Freshman QB especially in the red zone. things but protect the The Associated Press the Gators continue to impress Jayden Daniels ranks 13th in Ranked: Just right. team at the same time.” 10A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER
but they’ve given up 81 of their The only way the Tigers have Koyack off the street last week and CHS 113 points in the first halves of a shot is if they beat Middleburg MINSHEW has Seth DeValve, but it’s clear the Continued From 5A games this season. on the same night and the Continued From 5A Jags need Oliver to get healthy. “We’ve got to get out here, Generals lose to Gainesville. Oliver, a third-round draft pick really before the game and That would force a three-way out of San Jose State, suffered Columbia’s offense was also wake up, because it feels like tiebreaker between CHS, Lee gambled that Jacksonville wouldn’t a “significant” hamstring inju- dormant in the first half before we don’t really wake up until and GHS, which would be be able to win one-on-one matchups ry during practice on Aug. 1. He rallying back to take a 21-13. the second half,” Columbia determined by the FHSAA’s or exploit the middle of the field. returned to practice late last month But the Tigers failed to score defensive end Jaiden Tillotson RPI rankings at the end of the The Jaguars (2-4) looked lost but has yet to make his NFL debut. points five times after crossing said. “We don’t play our real regular season. most of the game, managing 11 Lee’s side of the 50 in regula- game until the second half and Otherwise, Columbia is first downs, a season-low 226 yards STOCK UP tion, including three times in I don’t know why.” vying for a wild card spot in the and just two field goals. Linebacker Najee Goode made the first half. The defense is clearly hear- postseason. Lee has now beat- It could serve as a blueprint on his first start with Jacksonville and “We’ve got to come out with ing it from the coaches at en the Tigers five times in the how to defend Jacksonville as well played well. He finished with six energy. I’m going to preach that halftime though. Players held last four seasons. as a wake-up call for the Jaguars , tackles, including a sack, as the to them boys from now on,” themselves accountable after “A lot of credit to them,” who play at winless Cincinnati (0-6) Jags allowed 104 yards rushing. Columbia quarterback Jordan the loss too, and it wasn’t just Columbia coach Brian Allen this Sunday. Goode replaced benched rook- Smith said. “We can’t be a sec- Tillotson that said the defense said. “(Lee coach) O.J. (Howard) “I’ll take full responsibility for ie Quincy Williams in the fourth ond-half team because teams needs to start showing up for has turned this program around that in my room,” Conley said. “We quarter at Carolina last week. like this are going to fight. all four quarters. to where it’s a respectable one. have to be ready for that. We can’t Jacksonville surrendered 285 yards They’re going to show you why “I guess we have to get From the time it started to how blink. We can’t hesitate. We have to rushing to the Panthers, the second they want it. We can’t be no cussed out at halftime to come lopsided this thing was when play fast. We didn’t play fast enough most in the franchise history, and second-half team. That’s not us. out and play hard,” Columbia we first started playing to now, for (Minshew). We didn’t get open Williams was blamed for many of We’ve got too much talent to be defensive back Shyheim Brown they’ve taken the lead. So for us, fast enough.” the defense’s gap-integrity issues. a second-half team. We should said. “That’s going to change.” we have to continue to believe Minshew completed 14 of 29 come into the game and put Columbia’s district outlook in ourselves and secure the ball, passes for 163 yards and an inter- STOCK DOWN points up in the first and second also changed with Friday out-rush your opposition and ception, his worst outing since Minshew Mania has been quarters.” night’s upset. Lee now has con- win third down. I imagine we replacing Nick Foles (broken col- silenced, at least for a week. The defense isn’t off the hook trol of District 2-6A and can didn’t do any of that.” larbone) in the season opener. Minshew’s struggles came on either. The Tigers are only sur- clinch the title with a win over The Tigers will continue to Chark finished with three recep- the same day the Jaguars, in con- rendering 18.8 points per game Gainesville on Oct. 25. play catch up as a result. tions for 43 yards. Conley was held junction with the NFL, handed without a catch for the first time out more than 30,000 “Minshew this season. Westbrook caught mustaches” at the gates. It also three passes for 53 yards. came with a large number of people “We’ve got to do a good job of from his hometown — Brandon, scheming things up and getting Mississippi — on hand for the guys open,” coach Doug Marrone “Brandon Bowl.” said. “That’s where it comes down Minshew and Saints lineback- to us.” er Demario Davis both graduated from Brandon High School and WHAT’S WORKING are two of four NFL players from Leonard Fournette had 118 the town just east of Jackson. yards from scrimmage, grinding Minshew and Davis exchanged out yards on the ground and in the a hug and jerseys after the game. air. He ran 20 times for 72 yards and had six receptions for 46 yards. INJURED He failed to break a long run for the Receiver Marqise Lee, who first time in four games. missed all of last season after tear- Marrone blamed the team’s third- ing three ligaments in his left knee, down woes (4 of 14) for Fournette injured his right foot in the third not getting more touches. quarter and had to be helped to the “It’s very difficult to get a run- locker room. game going when you’re not mak- ing third downs,” he said. KEY NUMBER 51.4 — Minshew’s QB rating. It WHAT NEEDS HELP was more than double that over his The tight end position. first five games. Jacksonville already lost James O’Shaughnessy (knee) for the sea- NEXT STEPS BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter son and could be without Geoff It might be time to put disgrun- Columbia coach Brian Allen leads his team to the sideline prior to Friday night’s game against Swaim (concussion) for sever- tled cornerback Jalen Ramsey on Robert E. Lee. al weeks. The team signed Ben injured reserve.
for the Indians, who scored the ball hit the ground. We JACKSON a touchdown on their open- clearly recover it, get up Honor Your Continued From 5A ing drive of the second half and hand the ball to the and found the end zone official. The official said again late in the fourth because they called a fair Pastor During have been Fort White’s quarter. Had they received catch, it’s their ball. ball, according to Jackson. that touchback, Jackson’s “I called a timeout and “He fumbled four yards team would have been trail- went out to the white hat before he got to the goal ing 25-13 with a chance to and asked him to explain line,” Jackson said after make it a one-score game. it to me. He just said, ‘That the game. “The ball comes “If we get the ball back was his call.’ I’m like, ‘OK, out of his hands and hits and score off that, now but you clearly understand the ground a yard before it we’re down by five points,” that call is wrong.’ I guess Pastor crossed the line, and then Jackson said. “That opportu- that’s the kind of officiating went out of the end zone. nity should have been ours. you get from them.” That’s a touchback.” If anything, they could have Jackson said the Appreciation Month Jackson immediately called him out of bounds North Florida Officials went to the referees and put before he fumbled.” Association owned up to a stop to the game, going This isn’t Jackson’s the missed call against Celebrating every Sunday in October! back and forth with them first time at odds with the Madison County in 2016. for several minutes. After North Florida Officials Would he like the same Get a 3 col. x 2 inch ad in full color Baldwin’s two-point attempt Association. In addition acknowledgment for failed, Jackson continued to to Friday’s crew, another Friday’s game? plead his case. group of refs from that “The refs knew what $50.00 per block/per week “The back judge said association blew a call in it was,” Jackson said of (Sutton) had possession Fort White’s 21-17 playoff Baldwin’s fumble. “When of it until he crossed the loss to Madison County you saw them discuss it goal line. I’m like, ‘How?!’ in 2016. that long, you knew it was Pastor John David The ball rolled into the end “We were beating them something. And then when Pastor David, you’ve been a blessing to our church zone,” Jackson said. “He 17-0 in the fourth quarter,” the back judge allowed me throughout the years and you’ve honored us in many told me he couldn’t change Jackson recalls. “We kick to talk to him as long as ways. Now it’s time for us to honor you! You are a the call. That killed us.” the ball off and their upback I did, that tells you he It was a critical moment called for a fair catch, but wasn’t sure.” dynamic preacher, wonderful counselor and dear friend. We are blessed to have you and your family with us. win this thing.’” TITLE Columbia will now play in the Region FAITHFUL UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH Continued From 5A 1-2A Tournament at Tiger Point Golf Club Actual size. For example only. in Pensacola next Monday. The team will head there this weekend to play a practice led to two bogeys and a double bogey on round and Barber expects Minson to be 3 Ways to Order holes 11, 12 and 13. ready after six days of rest. “When Lance’s back started hurting A top-three finish as a team would send 1. Email. you could tell it was weighing on him the Tigers to state as a team for the first Send us your photo (jpeg, tiff, eps or a little bit because he knew that we time since 2013. 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