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The PaducahSports Sun | Saturday, May 7, 2011 | paducahsun.com Section B Misplayed bunt unleashes disaster
BY DUSTY LUTHY SHULL getting her third RBI after reach- [email protected] ing on an error. The Flash had a The way Lone Oak softball runner at third in the sixth inning coach David Scheer sees it, it with two outs, and had the bases wasn’t the walks or the hits that loaded in the seventh, but hit the followed, it was a simple bunt ball back to Reidland pitcher Jas- that was the undoing of his Lady mine Matchen for the fi nal two Flash. outs. Reidland beat the Flash 5-3 at “I was prepared for them to Childs Field on Friday for their hit the ball, I had to get an out,” fi rst loss, putting a damper on Matchen said. “Their fans are al- Lone Oak’s bid for the No. 1 seed ways pretty riled up and I was just in the Second District tourna- ready to get it done.” ment. Had the Flash fi elded Lau- Matchen, who has struggled ren Cartwright’s bunt to start the with stamina this season, lasted fourth inning, they might have the full seven innings, giving up avoided the fi ve-run avalanche seven hits and none worse than a that was to come. lone double. “I sat there and told them the Now 4-1 in the district, Lone girl was going to bunt,” Lone Oak Oak (18-7) can clinch the top coach David Scheer said. “We JOHN WRIGHT | The Sun seed on May 15 by beating Heath, played good all the way until then Rachael Dodd of Reidland makes a forceout at third base as the throw from a teammate beats a sliding Sarah Kreuter of which is 3-1 in the district after and when you pull your infi elders Lone Oak at Reidland on Friday. Reidland handed Lone Oak its first district loss with a 5-3 win over the Flash. losing to Lone Oak on Wednes- in, she bunts and we get the out day. A loss might cost Lone Oak there. (Pitcher Tiffany Brown) Cartwright’s bunt for a hit start- added chaos, brought in a run. controversial calls. the top seed, although Reidland may have still walked the next ed the downward spiral. Brown Lakyn Stringer’s hit brought in “There were some calls that (11-9, 2-2) would have a shot at two, but we still have one out.” walked the next two batters and another run, and an error on the were made that we each got some forcing a three-way deadlock if it The Flash had pieced together a walked a third to send in a run. late throw helped bring in another breaks,” Reidland coach Tony can beat Heath. run in the fi rst and third innings Kalie Harbison singled up the one. Hayden said. “He don’t want no three-way to take a 2-0 lead into the fourth middle to tie the score. Katie Goss Like any good district rivalry Lone Oak added its fi nal run in inning. reached on a bunt and, with some game, the inning was fi lled with the fi fth inning with Shelbie York Please see SOFT | 3B Uncle Mo continues Derby’s talent drain BY BETH HARRIS Associated Press LOUISVILLE — The pockmarked road to the Kentucky Derby claimed another victim Friday when Uncle Mo was scratched due to a mysterious stomach ail- ment, further dimming a race already short on star power and speed. Uncle Mo’s defection also threw Associated Press the Derby wide open. Brandon Knight of Kentucky an- nounced he would keep his name in “You’re never safe until you put the 2011 NBA Draft. that saddle on because anything can happen,” Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert said. Owner Mike Repole announced UK’s Knight the decision to scratch second favorite Uncle Mo about 40 min- keeps name utes before wagering opened for in June draft Associated Press LEXINGTON — Kentucky fresh- man Brandon Knight an- nounced Friday that he will keep his name in June’s NBA Associated Press Plum Pretty (right), with jockey Martin Garcia, races ahead of St. John’s River (far left), with Rosie Napravnik riding, to win draft, forgoing his fi nal three the 137th running of the Kentucky Oaks race for 3-year-old fillies at Churchill Downs in Louisville on Friday. years of eligibility. The 6-foot-3, 185-pound the 137th Derby, set for today at guard said he made his deci- 5:24 p.m. CDT. The colt has been sion after a combine for league bothered by a stomach problem, scouts, where he was told he but vets couldn’t fi nd a reason Plum Pretty looks fine in Oaks could be among the fi rst 10 se- for his decreased appetite, energy lections. and poor-looking coat. BY WILL GRAVES victory in the female version of She surged to the lead and needed “My main goal was to be a “I’m actually relieved and now Associated Press the Kentucky Derby. every bit of it to turn away a late top-10 pick. Nothing’s for sure I’m really concerned and wor- LOUISVILLE — The fi rst time Bob Baffert won the Oaks in 1999 bid from St. John’s River. in the draft, but I wanted to hear ried about Uncle Mo,” Repole Baffert saw fi lly Plum Pretty, he with Silverbulletday but came up Plum Pretty came in off a domi- something like that,” Knight said. “My hope is Uncle Mo gets turned to owner John Fort and short in the Run for the Roses the nating 25-length victory in the said. “A lot of feedback was in healthy. He is a superstar.” asked him if he got the name right. next day when each of his three Sunland Park Oaks on March 27, that area. Coach Cal basically Uncle Mo’s absence reduced the “Did you say her name was entries — Prime Timber, Excel- a win so emphatic Baffert joked said whatever my decision was, already less-than-dazzling fi eld to Plum Pretty or plum ugly?” Baf- lent Meeting and General Chal- she was posing for pictures by the he’d have a lot of confi dence in 19 horses, with Dialed In as the fert said with a laugh. lenge — failed to hit the board. time the rest of the fi eld was fi n- me and he told me to test the 4-1 favorite for two time-winning The way the trainer’s blossom- No trainer has won both the ishing. waters, and the feedback was trainer Nick Zito. ing star ran in Friday’s $1 million Oaks and the Derby in the same The Kentucky Oaks presented a great.” Already lost in one of the fl uki- Kentucky Oaks, perhaps Plum year since Ben Jones did it in considerable step up in class, but Knight averaged 17.3 points est Triple Crown seasons in mem- Perfect would have been just as 1952. Baffert will saddle Midnight the bay fi lly looked right at home and 4.2 assists per game for ory were Premier Pegasus, The appropriate. Interlude in the Run for the Roses in front of a crowd of 110,000, the John Calipari during the Wild- Factor, Jaycito, To Honor and The fi lly and jockey Martin Gar- today as he goes for his fourth third-largest in Oaks history. cats’ run to the Final Four. Serve and Toby’s Corner, among cia got Baffert’s big weekend off to Derby triumph. Plum Pretty paid $14.60, $7 The player from Fort Lauder- others. a rollicking start, taking charge at Plum Pretty stalked early lead- and $4.60 while covering the dis- dale, Fla., said he considered Today marks the 20th anni- the top of the stretch then holding er Summer Soiree before Gar- tance in 1:49.50 for owner John off St. John’s River by a neck to cia moved her to the front as the Fort. St. John’s River, however, Please see KNIGHT |8B Please see DERBY | 8B give the Hall of Famer his second 13-horse fi eld turned for home. made Plum Pretty earn it.
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TRACK AND FIELD: Graves Have a great time! County’s track program is Fitting By Appointment By Titleist • Expert Fitters • Launch Monitor Easy To Use - Guaranteed! hosting a Texas Hold’em Poker • Sure Fit System of Interchangeable Heads & Shafts Tournament 1 p.m. on May 14 Exceptional Customer Service at the Graves County Bingo Hall. Entry fee is $75. For more information, contact Brad Law- & More ▪ son at brad.lawson@graves. 270-761-8001 866-761-8001 kyschool.us. Coming June 15th - Bridgestone Ball Fitting @ Golf Mart www.farmlogic.com paducahsun.com Sports The Paducah Sun • Saturday, May 7, 2011 • 3B Racers’ Abdur-Rahim joins Georgia Tech’s staff
Staff report Rahim had taken the posi- a standout player for MSU exciting,” said Abdur-Ra- to these players, the city and sistant Isaac Chew, who Murray State has the task tion of director of player de- coach Billy Kennedy while him. “A lot of what we do is Georgia Tech basketball is a took the same position at of replacing a second men’s velopment under new head both were at Southeastern about growth, from build- dream come true.” Missouri under new coach basketball assistant coach coach Brian Gregory. Louisiana. ing a program to growing as Abdur-Rahim joins for- Frank Haith. with the recent departure Abdur-Rahim spent two “To be from Atlanta and a coach and helping develop mer MSU assistant coach ■ Murray State senior of assistant Amir Abdur- seasons at Murray State as having grown up with Geor- young men. It’s exciting to Chad Dollar, who was at Lauren Buch has been Rahim. a graduate assistant and gia Tech basketball, and be a part of the things coach Murray State for the 2006- named to the Capital One On Thursday, Georgia last season was promoted now to be back home and Gregory has planned here, 2007 season, on Gregory’s Academic All-District IV Tech announced Abdur- to assistant coach. He was part of it is unbelievably and to be able to give back staff. Kennedy also lost as- Third Team. SPORTS Cardinals’ Garcia loses perfect game in eighth English handcuffs Heath in CCA win
ST. LOUIS — Jaime Garcia carried a perfect game into the BOYS Doubles — B West/ E Bickerstaff (SM) Heath 9, Calloway 0 d Lehky/Layne 9-8; Cooper/Kneisler (R) d I Singles — Mesa Trimm d. Audra Hopkins eighth inning and finished with a two-hitter, dominating the Staff reports St. Mary 6, Comm. Christian 3 LaBarge/P McCoart 8-3. 8-0, Sarah Stigall d. Katlyn Cook 8-0, Shan- Singles — G Smith (SM) d C Jones 8-1, T punchless Milwaukee Brewers in a 6-0 victory for the St. Louis Seth English struck out Lone Oak 6, Graves 3 non Newberry d. Laiken Balmer 8-2, Alli Schroeder (CCA) d R Hunt 8-4, B Smith (SM) Singles — Preston O’Donley (LO) d. Morgan d. Haly Orduna 8-1, Jenna Morgan Cardinals on Friday night. eight and slugged a double d N Killion 8-6, W Averill (SM) d R Shather Preston Simmons 8-2, Cody Dalton (LO) d. d. Cara Meredith 8-0, Lauren Rudolph d. 8-2, A Hunt (SM) d B Weldon 8-2, M Rom- Garcia (4-0) issued a four-pitch walk to Casey McGehee with as Community Christian Dustin Shelby 8-6, Chase Wooley (GC) d. Shayla Phillips 8-2. melman (CCA) d P McCoart 8-2 Devon Starnes 8-6, Mitchell Wiggins (GC) Doubles — Stigall/A. Morgan d. Hop- Doubles — G Smith/R Hunt (SM) d one out in the eighth. On the next pitch, Yuniesky Betancourt Academy earned its fi rst- d. Vincent Shiben 9-7, Landon Davis (LO) kins/Cook 8-4, Trimm/J.Morgan d. Balmer/ Jones/Schroeder 8-4, B Smith/Averill (SM) d. Josh Hawkins 8-3, Brad Duncan (LO) d. Phillips 8-0, Newberry/Rudolph d. Orduna/ grounded a solid single to left to end the no-hit bid. ever win over Heath 4-2 in d Shather/Rommelman 8-4’, Killion/Wel- Austin Ray 8-6. Meredith 8-0. don (CCA) d A Hunt/West 8-3 Garcia threw a four-hit shutout to beat the Padres in his first Friday’s high school base- Doubles — Hammons/Orr (LO) d. Sim- St. Mary 9, Reidland 0 Heath 9, Calloway 0 mons/Shelby 8-2, Brickeen/Lundberg (LO) Singles — L Quigley d V Peeler 8-2; A start, but hadn’t gone longer than six innings in any of his next ball. Singles — John Stigall d. Karlo Vazquez d. Wiggins/Hawkin 8-1, Wooley/Ray (GC) d. Powell d A Linsey 8-0; O Petter d S Hayden 8-2, Matthew Hancock d. Zach Fortenbery five outings. This was his third career shutout. The Warriors’ Brandon Shiben/Davis 8-6. 8-0; H Hunt d T Kline 8-0; M Wurth d S Or- 8-2, Ryan Paxton d. Nick Holt 8-1, Michael tiz 8-0. Albert Pujols had a single, sacrifice fly and three RBIs for the Wrye and the Pirates’ Ethan Hancock d. Corey Evans 8-3, Nicholas GIRLS Doubles — Quigley/Powell d Peeler/Lin- Baker d. Nate Clause 8-2, Nathan Foster d. Cardinals, who pounded a red-hot opposing pitcher for the sec- Karnes both had two hits St Mary 9, Comm. Christian 0 sey 8-4; Petter/Hunt d Hayden/A Gish 8-0; Jeremy Pruitt 8-6. Singles — L Quigey d L Meadows 8-1, M Hollowell/Wurth d Kine/Ortiz 8-0. Doubles ond straight game. Randy Wolf (3-3) entered with an 0.65 ERA and an RBI for their teams. — Hancock/Hancock d. Holt/ A Powell d C Brown 8-1, O Petter d S Eck- Lone Oak 7, Graves 0 ––– Vazquez 9-7, Paxton/Baker d. Fortenbery/ elkamp 8-1, H Hunt d J McKeown 8-1, M Singles — Madelyn Kaufman d. Emily his previous four games but gave up six runs in five innings while Heath (8-10) 010 000 1 2 5 1 Evans 8-2, Foster/McNichols d. Clause/ Hollowell d E Marsh 8-0, M Wurth d K Eng- Whitnell 8-2, Brooke Davis d. Corrina Cla- Comm. Christian (8-8) 121 000 x 4 6 2 Pruitt 8-2. hitting three batters. lish 8-0 mens 8-0, Ashton Farmer d. Jordan Hall 8-0, O’Neill and Record; English and Wrye St. Mary 7, Reidland 2 Doubles — Quigley/Powell d Jones/ Kylie Tillett d. Laura Saxon 8-0, Courtney WP: English (4-2).LP: O’Neill. Singles — G. Smith (SM) d M. Lehky 8-4; Schroeder 8-0, Petter/Hunt d Eckelkamp/ Dallas d. Emily Riley 8-2.. 2B: C-English, Wrye. 3B: none. HR: none. C. Layne (R) d B Smith 8-5; W Averill (SM) Hylton oldest to start in NASCAR’s top 3 series McKeown 8-1, Hollowell/Wurth d English/ Doubles — Adams/Rust d. Clamens/ Top hitters: H-Karnes 2-4 (RBI); C-Wrye 2-3 d T. Coopet 8-1; H Dickens (SM) d A. Mon- Kimble 8-0 Hall 8-0, Farmer/Eggemeyer d. Saxon/Riley DARLINGTON, S.C. — James Hylton, at age 76, has become (RBI). eymaker 9-7; A Hunt (SM) d G Kneisler 8-2. 8-0 the oldest driver to make the field in NASCAR’s top three series by qualifying for the Nationwide event at Darlington Raceway. Murray 12, Tilghman 3 — Hylton will surpass his own mark for racing longevity set three With the score 2-all after years ago when the then-73-year-old racer started the Nation- four innings, Murray scored Rose’s 44 fuels Bulls’ rout of Hawks wide event at Daytona. Hylton is racing for JD Motorsports and seven runs in the fi fth. Four will started 43rd in Friday’s night’s Royal Purple 200 after quali- of those were unearned off Associated Press serenaded by chants of boards, leading the Bulls to fying was washed out by afternoon rain. four Paducah Tilghman er- ATLANTA — Finally, the real “MVP! MVP” from a hefty a 47-34 edge that included rors. The Tornado outhit Chicago Bulls showed up in contingent of Bulls fans. 18 offensive rebounds. Foyt replaces Trump in Indy 500 pace car the Tigers 10-9 but ground- the playoffs. The Hawks’ fans began The Hawks hadn’t played ed into four double plays. Naturally, Derrick Rose heading for home. Jeff a home playoff game of INDIANAPOLIS — A.J. Foyt will be back in the lead car at this Sawyer Lawson was 2-for- led the way. Teague was about the only this magnitude since 1997, year’s Indianapolis 500. On Friday, the four-time race winner ac- 4 with two RBI for Murray Looking every bit like an highlight for Atlanta, scor- against the Michael Jordan- cepted the invitation to replace Donald Trump as the celebrity while Logan Cook was also MVP, Rose sliced up Atlanta ing 21 points. That wasn’t led Bulls in the East semifi - pace-car driver, ending a brewing controversy for the May 29 2-for-4 with one RBI for for a career-high 44 points nearly enough against the nals. race. Choosing Foyt allows race organizers to switch the focus Tilghman. as the Bulls seized control D-Rose onslaught. He made ––– from Trump’s potential presidential aspirations back to the cen- Murray (12-8) 000 273 0 12 9 1 of the Eastern Conference 16 of 27 shots from the fi eld, Mavs go up 3-0 tennial celebration of the first Indy 500. Trump withdrew Thurs- Pad. Tilghman (7-15) 100 101 0 3 10 5 semifi nals with their best including four 3s. He dished Miller, Vinson (7) and Heskett; Kettler, day after criticism that he was too divisive. Cook (5), Butler (6) and Armstrong performance of the post- out seven assists, grabbed DALLAS — Dirk Nowit- WP: Miller (1-1).LP: Kettler (1-5) season, romping to a 99-82 fi ve rebounds, came up zki scored 32 points, Jason 2B: M-S. Lawson; T-Hawkins, Cook. 3B: Dodgers’ Ethier extends streak to 30 none. HR: none. Top hitters: M-Lawson 2-4 victory over the Hawks in with a steal — heck, he even Terry had 23 and Peja Sto- (2 RBI), Adams 2-5; T-White 2-4, Cook 2-4 Game 3 Friday night. blocked a shot. jakovic scored 11 of his 15 in (RBI). NEW YORK — Andre Ethier singled in the first inning of the Los The Bulls lead the se- MVP, indeed. the fourth quarter, rallying Angeles Dodgers’ game against the New York Mets on Friday St. Mary-Ballard DH — At ries 2-1, putting Atlanta in After struggling to put the Dallas Mavericks to a night, becoming the first major league player in two years with a La Center, big hits ruled the must-win position heading away Indiana in the opening 98-92 victory over the Los 30-game hitting streak. day as St. Mary and Ballard into Game 4 Sunday night. round and losing at home in Angeles Lakers on Friday Memorial split a Third Dis- Rose was dominant from the opener of this series, the night that puts the two-time Perez catches fire on last six holes at Wells Fargo trict softball doubleheader. the opening tip, slashing Bulls looked every bit like defending champions on In the fi rst game, Des- into the lane for a basket the team that won 62 games the brink of elimination. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Pat Perez went from watching a great tiny Benton’s double in the that prompted Atlanta to during the regular season. Dallas trailed by seven round of golf to playing one himself. Perez was four shots behind fi fth inning drove in three call a timeout before game While everyone will point points with 5:05 left, Then playing partner Lucas Glover, then birdied five of the last six runs that got the Bombers was a minute old. He fi n- to Rose’s performance, Nowitzki and Stojakovic hit holes Friday in the Wells Fargo Championship for a 7-under 65 the 5-3 win. Kelsey Donoho ished off the Hawks mid- the Chicago bench played 3-pointers, jump-starting and a two-shot lead. For two days at Quail Hollow, he has made also had a solid game at way through the fourth with a key role in a decisive an 18-6 rally that turned 18 birdies and was at 12-under 132. Perez had a two-shot lead the plate for Ballard, going back-to-back 3-pointers, second-quarter spurt. And around the game and pos- over Bill Haas (70) and Jonathan Byrd (68), with Glover (68) and 3-for-4. hopping down the court, everyone chipped in on the sibly seals the series. Phil Mickelson (66) another shot behind. Danielle Dome´ made Late morning storms forced a delay of nearly 90 minutes. the biggest blast possible in the nightcap with a grand Perry chases Calcavecchia in Tradition slam in the sixth that gave the Vikings a 7-2 victory. Busch finally wins race at Darlington BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Mark Calcavecchia opened a three- Dome´ was 2-for-4 with stroke lead in the Regions Tradition, shooting a 7-under 65 to fi ve RBI for St. Mary, while Associated Press Gibbs Racing teammate fi fth. run his bogey-free streak to 35 holes at Shoal Creek. Jesse Worley doubled twice DARLINGTON, S.C. — Kyle Denny Hamlin to win the Busch led 49 laps, taking Calcavecchia birdied Nos. 10-12 to pull ahead and added for the Bombers. Busch fi nally broke through Royal Purple 200 on Friday the lead for the fourth and another birdie on the par-5 17th to reach 11 under. He had a ––– to win a Nationwide Series night, his fi fth Nationwide fi nal time on lap 124. He St. Mary 100 020 0 3 6 1 chance to get to 12 under, but missed a birdie putt by a few Ballard Memorial 001 040 x 5 7 1 race at Darlington Raceway victory this season and 48th was helped by his decision inches on No. 18 Thigpen, Denkins (5) and A. Miller; Law- after near misses the past overall — one behind Mark to take on four fresh tires rence and Chandler Kenny Perry was second, matching Calcavecchia with a 65. WP: Lawrence (10-8). LP: Thigpen. two years. Martin’s series record. late in the race that kept Jay Haas and Michael Allen were tied for third at 7 under. Haas 2B: S-Russell, Thigpen; B-Benton, Chan- Busch moved past Elliott Sadler was third, series him ahead of Hamlin, last dler. 3B: none. HR: none. Top hitters: S- had a 68, and Allen shot a 67. 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Herein is another annoying The epic spread of fl oodwaters point about Asian carp. For the means almost certainly that ex- most part, they aren’t catchable otic Asian carp proliferating in for sport anglers offering baits area rivers will fi nd their way into or lures. They’re bony but very many small watershed lakes and edible, although not popular for ponds that previously have been American tables. Photo courtesy of Illinois River Biological Station spared the invasive blight. Asian carp populations tend Densely schooling silver carp, which leap from the disturbance of outboard motors, explode from water of the Illinois The critters in question are big- to run wild where they occur, River in this now-famed photo. head carp and silver carp, both and the mass of exotics has been species lumped together under known to sort of crowd out native ing of the Asian carp’s arrival and and get covered with silt and die.” mize any impacts. the handle of Asian carp to refl ect species while the bigheads and the fi shing decline overlaps. If that’s the deal, small waters KDFWR biologist Doug Hen- their Chinese origin. They were silvers suck up most of the neces- “The Ballard lakes’ fi shing went might only be plagued with the ley, whose focus is the Ohio Riv- fi rst imported to America in 1972 sary nutrients. down within two years of the dosage of bigheads and/or silvers er, said water elevations over the for aquaculture experimentation We may see the implications of Asian carp showing up,” Rister that actually swim in during the dam at Louisville likely will allow in Arkansas, then “stocked” into Asian carp fl ood-borne stocking said. “I really can’t prove cause fl ooding. Given time, the dam- silver carp to spread upstream the river system by subsequent from the experiences of the lower and effect, but I don’t think it’s age they do could worsen as the from there. Bigheads already Mississippi River fl ooding that bottomland lakes of the Ballard coincidence.” invading Asian carp grow larger. have a foothold upstream from set them free from pond captivity. Wildlife Management Area and Rister said bighead and silver One might fairly assume that a Louisville, he said. Bigheads grow to about 100 lakes farther downstream along carp of all sizes are likely to move big Asian carp could fi lter more For downstream situations, pounds and silvers to about 60. the Ohio and Mississippi river with the fl oodwaters, reaching nutrients out than a small one. Henley said fl ooding can only They look very similar, except corridors. Sport fi shing used to small waters they haven’t previ- However, if the numbers don’t promise to make the Asian carp the bigheads develop more black- be really pretty good for crappie, ously inhabited. The bad part is go geometric with in-house spread worse than it already is. ish coloration on their sides. bass and bluegill on several of that many probably will stay, sur- spawning, perhaps the negative “We’ve seen beaucoups of The silver carp are lighter and, these lakes, but since the slough vive and grow there, competing impact will be tolerable — or may- little squirt Asian carp down well, more silver. Both are rather lakes have been overtaken by with and probably depressing the be even capable of being reduced. in the lower Cumberland and deep-bodied, narrow fi sh with Asian carp in early fl ooding, fi sh- numbers of game fi sh. Rister said a pond or small lake Tennessee rivers, and in this large head and eyes that appear ing has gone from rather poor to “They need a free-fl owing that only gets a limited albeit un- fl ood they’ll be able to go wher- set unusually low on that head. dismal from place to place. river environment to spawn, at wanted stocking of Asian carp ever they want,” Henley said. Both bigheads and silvers are Paul Rister, Kentucky Depart- least according to what the sci- from fl ooding could possibly be “You’ve got the fl ood plain in- fi lter feeders. They feed by strain- ment of Fish and Wildlife Re- ence says,” Rister said. “We think helped with direct action. He said undated, so it will be an issue.” ing plankton out of their environ- sources district fi sheries biologist, that’s why they still haven’t total- clearance might be obtained for ment, tiny organisms that desir- said no proof exists that Asian ly overrun Kentucky and Barkley gill netting, which could remove Steve Vantreese, a freelance outdoors able native species of fi sh need to carp have been the ruination of lakes. Without enough current, larger individual bigheads or writer, can be contacted at outdoors@ develop. The competition is espe- lower lakes’ fi shing, but the tim- fertilized eggs sink to the bottom silvers, perhaps enough to mini- paducahsun.com. Extreme rise washes out most fishing on, camping around big lakes
BY STEVE VANTREESE fi shing excursions right now, is Popular Wranglers Camp- drenched in persistent heavy rains Center off Ill. 37 south of Cypress, The elements have gotten in the largely paralyzed by excess mois- ground has been closed even be- and fl ooding and frazzled by thun- Ill., is scheduled to host a Cache way of a lot of area outdoor recre- ture. The fl anking lakes are so fore the extreme lake elevations derstorms and strong winds. River Junior Naturalist program ation lately. high that most lakeside campsites because of windstorm damage, Hunters in far western Ken- at 1 p.m. May 14. Geared for chil- With the Tennessee Valley Au- as well as lake accesses are well particularly downed trees in tucky, indeed, have seen much dren ages 5-12 and accompany- thority and the Corps of Engineers below the water’s surface. So are camping areas and on equestrian bottomland turkey habitat inun- ing parents, the free program will holding back as much water as lots of roads to the lakes and hik- trails. Those damages haven’t dated by fl ooding. While fl ooding teach ecology of the Cache River possible to mitigate downstream ing trails normally above them. even been fully assessed because has pushed turkeys out of many wetlands in house and in the fl ooding, Kentucky Lake and Lake So much is covered or cut off of the high water emergency, ac- habitats, it also has disrupted the fi eld. Participating kids will be- Barkley respectively have fi lled to by water that all LBL regular cording to LBL spokesman De- lives of many hunters coping with come certifi ed junior naturalists, previously unknown highs. With campgrounds and boat ramps nise Schmittou. high water emergencies. with patches and certifi cates to be more than 13 feet of water atop are closed. Many trails are closed, Even after the lakes return to Nevertheless, the fl ood-soaked awarded. Call 618-634-2231 for what might be normal elevations and so are many roads that nor- normal levels, campgrounds and Jackson Purchase region earlier more information. these days, each of these reser- mally would lead to campgrounds low-lying facilities likely may this week had produced about ■ A number of students from voirs has amounted to a couple of and lake accesses. Most routes to stay closed for some time to al- 3,000 gobblers. Telecheck re- the region will be among nearly lakes stacked vertically. get to the lakes are barricaded for low evaluation, then any needed cords show that the Purchase re- 7,000 competitors Friday and Pouring rains, wave-mounting public safety concerns. repairs. gion yielded 3,759 turkeys during Saturday, May 14 at the eighth- winds and thunderstorms have Star Camp, normally a day use A lot of spring anglers, camp- the spring of 2010. annual National Archery in the been common deterrents to fi shing area along The Trace in the north- ers, hikers and others seeking ■ Driskill Tactical Training Schools Program national tourna- and boating in general. Then re- ern LBL, temporarily has been outdoor fun have been on hold LLC will offer a handgun self de- ment at the Kentucky Fair and Ex- cently the lakes have been so bloat- opened to camping (for those during the recent monsoon and fense and security mindset class, position Center in Louisville. The ed by fl ood control water manage- with backcountry camping per- in its resulting fl ood. The hurdles approximately six hours, begin- U.S-wide tournament is the year’s ment — the primary purpose of mits) so the area has at least some to this sort of recreation won’t be ning at 8 a.m. May 14 at the Elite fi nale of a program originated by Kentucky and Barkley dams — that overnight bivouac option. fully cleared for a while. K9 facility off U.S. 45 south of the Kentucky Department of Fish fi shing at least is further confused LBL day use facilities well away ■ Today and Sunday bring Lone Oak. Cost is $100 and de- and Wildlife Resources working and complicated by the sheer vol- from the elevated waters — wel- the fourth and fi nal weekend of posit, and advance registration by with 21 Kentucky middle schools. ume of liquid out there. come stations, Woodlands Na- Kentucky’s 23-day spring turkey phoning John Driskill, 270-559- This year‘s national tourna- That’s happening while fl oating ture Station reachable via Silver gobbler hunting season. Hunting 9270, or emailing driskilljm@ho- ment is expected to draw stu- docks are being lifted off spuds or Trail, Golden Pond Visitor Center ends at 30 minutes after sunset tmail.com is required. dent archers from 400 schools in otherwise damaged and launch and Planetarium, the Elk & Bison Sunday. Driskill Tactical also will offer 34 states. Total participation in facilities are buried under liter- Prairie, the South Bison Range, Earlier this week, the state’s a course toward qualifi cation for NASP has grown to nearly 9,000 ally fathoms of water. Just get- the Homeplace — remain open. hunters rolled over the 27,000- the Kentucky concealed weapons schools and 2 million students. ting into the lakes on purpose has Some hiking trails, those on more bird mark in turkey harvest. The permit beginning at 8 a.m. May been challenging. elevated ground, are still open to harvest appears to be running well 21 at the same facility. Cost is $77. Steve Vantreese is a freelance outdoors The Land Between the Lakes, trekkers, but even those tend to off last year’s record (36,097) pace, Contact Driskill for advance reg- writer. Email outdoors news items to which normally would be a hot be mushy underfoot because of but the current harvest comes istration or for more information. 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BY AMY KAUFMAN to about $70 million, al- Broom.” Both are roman- on a remarkable career McClatchy-Tribune News Service though Paramount Pic- tic comedies about wed- LOS ANGELES — Last tures is estimating a more dings and should open to BY WADE TATANGELO weekend, “Fast Five” conservative performance around $11 million each. McClatch-Tribune News Service kicked off the summer of $55 million to $60 mil- All three new movies BRADENTON, Fla. — Kris box offi ce, posting the lion. will face competition from Kristofferson threw it all biggest opening week- In any event, “Thor” will “Fast Five,” which has con- away. end of the year. This hammer down the week- tinued to generate robust So many times. weekend, Hollywood is end’s other two new wide weekday business, gross- That’s why his life story re- hoping “Thor,” another releases, “Something Bor- ing $6.2 million Tuesday mains more compelling than expensive studio event rowed” and “Jumping the alone. any of his timeless songs or fi lm, will continue to the memorable characters reverse the industry’s he has played on screen. prolonged moviegoing Yeah, a Kristofferson bi- slump. opic should make for a fi rst- “Fast Five” was the rate fi lm some day. fi rst fi lm in 2011 able Mother’s Day A Golden Gloves boxer to attract movie fans in with top grades at Pomona droves, opening with a College in California, Krist- higher-than-expected Lunch at offerson earned a Rhodes $86.2 million. Despite Scholarship to study litera- the strong showing, tick- Whaler Catch! ture at the University of Ox- et sales for the year are ford in London. down 14 percent. Treat your Mom to a But after he graduated, he The 3-D “Thor,” based Mother’s Day dining experience joined the U.S. Army, be- on the classic Marvel came a helicopter pilot and comic book character, that will truly delight her! rose to the rank of captain. isn’t expected to match He volunteered to fi ght in the premiere of “Fast Special Mother’s Day Menu Vietnam, but the Army as- Five,” although it will signed him to teach English probably still have a sol- • New Orlean’s Recipes at West Point. id fi rst weekend. • Chicken Roll-Up Kristofferson resigned his McClatchy-Tribune News Service According to people • Prime Rib commission. Kris Kristofferson performs at the Stagecoach Festival in Indio, who have seen prere- Caliif. on April 30. He traded in a promising lease audience surveys, • Cajun Casseroles military career to try mak- hung out at Tootsie’s Or- ever being stuck.” the movie could open and much more… ing it as singer/songwriter in chid Lounge — which still Janis Joplin recorded Music City. serves drinks, mostly to Kristofferson’s most fa- Plus all our favorites from the sea! He paid the bills doing tourists — behind the Ry- mous song, “Me and Bob- (Shrimp, Oysters,s, CrCrabab Cakes & Catfi sh) commercial helicopter man Auditorium in Nash- by McGee,” and her ver- work and emptying ash- ville. During Kristofferson’s sion became a No. 1 pop Mother’s Day trays in Nashville studios. days there in the 1960s, pa- hit, posthumously, in 1971. And the former clean- trons included Patsy Cline, Kristofferson and Joplin Opening at 11 a.m.m. cut athlete started drink- Willie Nelson, Waylon Jen- had dated before she died ing heavy and popping nings, Tom T. 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Dear Annie: You recently print- I can’t be dead. I’m only 17. I’ve got ed a “Contract for Drivers,” by Ask Annie a date tonight. I’m supposed to John Violette. It requires teenage have a wonderful life ahead of me. drivers to maintain decent grades, I haven’t lived yet. I can’t be dead. follow all traffi c laws and never the bus! I remember how I whee- Later I was placed in a drawer. drive impaired or get in the car dled the car out of Mom. “Special My folks came to identify me. Why Blondie with a driver who is. It reminded favor,” I pleaded. “All the kids did they have to see me like this? me of the essay “Dead at 17,” which drive.” When the 2:50 p.m. bell Why did I have to look at Mom’s relates what happens when kids rang, I threw my books in the lock- eyes when she faced the most ter- don’t follow those rules. Maybe er ... free until tomorrow morning! rible ordeal of her life? Dad sud- if parents attach it to the contract, I ran to the parking lot, excited at denly looked very old. He told the the need to drive safely will have the thought of driving a car. man in charge, “Yes, he’s our son.” a greater impact. Please print it It doesn’t matter how the ac- The funeral was weird. I saw all again. — Chicago Mom of Three. cident happened. I was going too my relatives and friends walk to- Dear Mom: This essay fast, taking crazy chances. But I ward the casket. Some of my bud- and John Violette’s contract was enjoying my freedom and dies were crying. A few of the girls make an effective combo. having fun. The last thing I re- touched my hand and sobbed as “Dead at Seventeen” member was passing an old lady they walked by. Get me out of here. by John Berrio who seemed to be going awfully I can’t bear to see Mom and Dad Garfield I am a statistic. When I fi rst got slow. I heard a crash and felt a ter- in such pain. My grandparents are here I felt very much alone. I was rifi c jolt. Glass and steel fl ew every- so weak from grief they can barely overwhelmed by grief. I found no where. My whole body seemed to walk. My brother and sister are sympathy. I saw only thousands be turning inside out. like zombies. No one can believe of others whose bodies were as Suddenly, I awakened. A po- this. I can’t believe it, either. mangled as mine. I was given a lice offi cer was standing over me. Please, don’t bury me! I have a number and placed in a category. I saw a doctor. I was saturated lot of living to do! I want to laugh The category was called “Traffi c with blood. Pieces of jagged glass and run again. God, I’ll be the most Fatalities.” were sticking out all over. Strange careful driver in the whole world. The day I died was an ordinary that I couldn’t feel anything. Hey, All I want is one more chance. school day. How I wish I had taken don’t pull that sheet over my head. Please, God, I’m only 17. Mary Worth
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