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FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 | Serving South Carolina since October 15, 1894 75 cents Trial in Bordeaux death continues

ued Thursday in Clarendon County. According to reports, Morris, 40, Man charged in 2014 Chad Morris, of 2661 Tindal Road, was driving a boat on Lake Marion was charged with reckless homicide during the early morning hours of boating crash that by operation of a boat and failure to July 4, 2014, when his craft struck an render aid for his part in the July 4, idling boat with four passengers. 2014, death of Hailey Joanne Bor- Bordeaux, one of the passengers, killed Sumter woman deaux, 21. Morris was arrested in was critically injured in the crash and 2014 after a six-week investigation transported to a local hospital, where BY KONSTANTIN VENGEROWSKY by South Carolina Department of she was pronounced dead later that [email protected] Natural Resources. morning. Morris' attorney, Shaun Kent of One of the witnesses who gave his KONSTANTIN VENGEROWSKY / THE SUMTER ITEM The trial for a Sumter man involved Kent Law Firm LLC, presented several testimony Thursday was Franklin Chad Morris, left, 40, confers at his trial in a boating incident that resulted in witnesses Thursday that had been on with his attorney, Shaun Kent, on Thursday. the death of a Sumter woman contin- the scene the night of the crash. SEE TRIAL, PAGE A6 Road honors Sumter’s Tuskegee Airmen Shaw renames new entrance to honor pilots BY JIM HILLEY [email protected] A road on Shaw Air Force Base was named for two Sum- ter natives who flew with the famed Tuskegee Airmen in World War II at a ceremony on the base Thursday morning. The road, now officially “Ashley-Bowman Boulevard,” begins at the Sumter Gate on U.S. 378 and St. Paul’s Church Road and continues on the base to Dryden Way. The road was named in memory of Lt. Col. Willie Lee Ashley and 1st Sgt. Leroy Bowman, who both grew up in Sumter and later flew in World War II. A memorial for the Tuskeg- ee Airmen, including a static display of a fighter aircraft, will be erected on the City of Sumter’s Shaw Park, located nearby during a future up- grade to the park now in the planning stages. The Tuskegee Airmen were military airmen who were involved in the so-called “Tuskegee Experience,” an Army Air Corps program to train black Americans to fly and maintain combat aircraft. The Tuskegee Airmen includ- JIM HILLEY / THE SUMTER ITEM ed pilots, navigators, bombar- Retired Lt. Gen. George Bowman, left, son of Tuskegee Airman Leroy Bowman, and Shaw Air Force Base Commander Col. Stephen Jost, center, diers, maintenance and sup- unveils a display about Leroy Bowman and Willie Ashley, two Tuskegee Airmen who are being honored at a street naming ceremony on Shaw port staff, instructors and all Air Force Base on Thursday, as other dignitaries and family members, including Leroy Bowman’s brother the Rev. Ralph Cantey, right, look on. the personnel who kept the planes in the air, according to since the Civil Rights Era in Item, provided a brief history to better the lives of the peo- of the Tuskegee Institute www.tuskegeeairmen.org the mid-1960s, the airmen of the two airmen, saying ple around them,” he said. and the first to fly solo, to The Tuskegee Airmen, also have been widely celebrated both were dedicated to their Ashley graduated from receive his flying wings and known as the “Red Tails” for in books, television programs, communities and both pur- Morris College High School to earn his second lieuten- the paint scheme to their air- films and museum exhibits. sued an education and real- and attended the Hampton ant bars, according to mate- planes, were relatively un- During the ceremony, ized their dreams, in addition Institute in Virginia where rial provided by Shaw Air known during the period im- Sammy Way, curator of the to being part of a historic mil- he learned how to fly with Force Base. mediately after World War II, Sumter Military Museum and itary tradition. the Civil Air Patrol. He was Ashley served for 14 months according to the website, but a columnist for The Sumter “They used their education a member of the first class SEE AIRMEN, PAGE A6 Home damaged in Wednesday evening fire

BY ADRIENNE SARVIS Base stations responded at gan said the firefighters were [email protected] 7:35 p.m. rotated as they worked to put According to the incident out the fire because of the Sumter County firefight- report provided by Sumter heat. ers responded to a residen- Fire Department, the fire It appears the fire started tial fire on Wednesday eve- started in the garage of the near a golf cart that was con- ning when a garage caught residence and spread to the nected to a battery to charge fire at a single-family house attic. but the cause of the blaze is in the 300 block of Trail- Sumter Fire Department undetermined at this time, he wood Drive. Battalion Chief Joey Duggan said. Nothing looks suspi- The call about the fire said the garage and attic were cious, he added. came in shortly after 7:20 heavily involved when fire- Duggan said one person p.m. and about 40 firefighters fighters arrived. was inside the house when from the Stadium Road, Alice Firefighters had the flames she heard a loud pop, like an PHOTO PROVIDED Drive, Wedgefield, Cher- under control about 8:10 p.m., Sumter County firefighters finish extinguishing a blaze in the garage ryvale and Shaw Air Force according to the report. Dug- SEE FIRE, PAGE A6 and attic of a Trailwood Drive home on Wednesday.

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STATE BRIEFS FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Area shows strong housing market Inmate who walked from job site recaptured BY JIM HILLEY this time last year. reached $189,500, also the highest since [email protected] Sales in Sumter and Clarendon coun- at least 2005. PICKENS — An inmate who ties for the month of June were up 41.1 Average sales price in June was walked off a job site in Pickens The real estate market in South Caro- percent compared to a year ago. Sales in $243,354, a new high, up from $228,528 in County earlier this week has lina appears strong, according to num- June jumped from 129 in 2015 to 182 in June 2015. been recaptured. bers for June released by South Carolina 2016, and from 344 in the most recent Percent of list price received has Chief Deputy Creed Hashe Realtors, and the Sumter-Clarendon quarter of 2015 to 426 for the most recent topped the 97 percent mark for the first said in a statement that market is leading the state in several cat- quarter of 2016. In terms of percentage, time since 2007, according to South Caro- 25-year-old Casey William Gil- egories. the local market led the state in both cat- lina Realtor figures. That number has lespie escaped Monday while Statewide, sales were up 7.4 percent egories. been on a steady rise since 2011, when it cutting grass at a recycling compared to 2015, even as the median Median price has also shown a healthy bottomed out at less than 94 percent. center in the town of Six Mile, prices increased by 4.8 percent. Sellers increase in Sumter and Clarendon coun- Inventory of homes for sale in the about 30 miles west of Green- are moving their homes more quickly as ties, with the median price in June 2016 state is down 6.3 percent from June 2015, ville. Gillespie was captured average days on the market fell from 113 14.6 percent higher than in 2015, an in- a drop of nearly 2,500 homes on the mar- Thursday morning when dep- to 104 for the year and from 106 to 96 in crease of $19,000. ket. uties stopped a car they had June 2016 compared to June 2015. Average days on the market in Sumter On the downside, South Carolina Real- under surveillance. Gillespie Local figures for Sumter and Claren- and Clarendon counties decreased by 30 tors reported the housing affordability was found in the car operated don counties are particularly robust, days from 199 in June 2015 to 169 in June index has dropped to 133, meaning the by a woman from Six Mile. and the local market led the state in the 2016. median household income is 133 percent Gillespie was serving a 90- percentage increase in year-to-date sales, Statewide, 8,201 sales were closed in of what is necessary to qualify for the day sentence for a driving up 17.4 percent from June 2015 with 727 June, the highest number in at least the median prices home under prevailing in- under the influence, having sales so far this year compared to 619 at past decade, as the median sales price terest rates. drug paraphernalia and driving under a suspended license. Authorities say he will now be charged with escape. Fire station reopens Summer program teaches youth responsibility after Facebook posts COLUMBIA — A fire station BY TONYIA MCGIRT that the program also gives has reopened in South Caroli- Sumter Police Department the students an opportunity na’s capital, days after its Public Information Officer to see a different side of law then-captain threatened on enforcement and creates a Facebook to run over protest- Twenty students will soon special bond between the ers if they still blocked traffic return to their middle- or young workers and them- when his shift ended. high-school classes knowing selves as supervisors and as Fire Chief Aubrey Jenkins the difference between 7:30 police officers. closed the station early Mon- and 7:35 a.m. “I figured they were going day and fired the captain. Be- That was a big advantage to be tough on me because cause his postings prompted Desmond Mitchell, 15, a ris- they were the police depart- complaints, firefighters were ing sophomore at Sumter ment. I was shocked that po- told to close the doors at all High School said he had over lice were such good people,” stations for that shift. other students when he in- Mitchell said, adding how the Two other firefighters were terviewed in the spring to students and officers talk fired Wednesday after admit- participate in Youth Corps, a and laugh together. ting they also posted about summer work experience Taliah Spann, 14, an Black Lives Matter protesters program held annually by PHOTO PROVIDED eighth-grade student at Alice who closed a Columbia inter- Sumter Police Department Patrolmen Fransetta Gadson and Ben Stiles, school resource officers Drive Middle School, is a section and an interstate sec- and City of Sumter. at Sumter High, work the grill for the annual Youth Corps cookout. newcomer to Youth Corps. tion late Sunday. Spokesman Mitchell, who learned the She said she appreciated Brick Lewis said the closed importance of coming to Manufacturing and Wonder three school resource offi- the opportunity to make station was operating normal- work on time during the pre- Works in Charleston. cers, Pete Schmid, Fransetta friends while working hard ly again Thursday after fire- vious summer was one of “I just enjoyed myself last Gadson and Ben Stiles. and showing respect for oth- fighters who work there said four students selected to re- year,” Mitchell said, noting The best part for Schmid is ers. they felt safe returning. turn this summer. the friends he made during watching the transformation Her earnings, she said, will During the program, the the program. of the students from start to help buy clothes and supplies Illness affects 120 14- and 15-year-old students He wanted to return this finish of the program, which for the upcoming school year. help clear and clean local summer to make a differ- begins with an orientation “It was good,” she said re- Lexington jail inmates parks and other city proper- ence. cookout and ends with a trip ferring to her experience. LEXINGTON — State health ties while earning a wage. “I was in a position where I to Carowinds amusement For more information officials are investigating an ill- They also go on field trips could help younger kids this park today and a luncheon about Youth Corps and other ness that is affecting a large that expose them to other year and teach them what I next week. police-related community group of inmates at Lexington parts of the city and state. learned last year.” “To me, it’s watching them service programs, contact County Detention Center. Those trips included visits to During Youth Corps the grow up and learn responsi- Sumter Police Department at Capt. Adam Myrick of Lex- Shaw Air Force Base, an Eco- participants are supervised bility,” he said. (803) 436-2700 or visit sumter- ington County Sheriff’s De- Tour on the coast and Boeing by the police department’s All three officers agreed pd.com. partment told local media that about 120 inmates have been treated for a gastrointestinal illness in the last two days. The Department of Health and Environmental Control re- Sheriff’s office encourages National Night Out events sponded to the jail Wednesday to try to determine what is FROM STAFF REPORTS ning getting to know each other, states prevent crime throughout the county. causing the illness, where it’s the release. Community groups plan- The sheriff’s office will also give resi- coming from and how it’s Sumter County Sheriff’s Office ning to have a get-together for National dents the opportunity to register new spreading. Myrick says the jail Crime Prevention Unit, which will host Night Out are asked to notify the sher- crime watch groups from 5 to 7 p.m. on cells, restrooms and other com- its annual National Night Out event on iff’s office so that deputies can provide Aug. 2 at the agency’s headquarters, mon areas have undergone Tuesday, Aug 2, is asking local neigh- Crime Prevention Educational Tips 1281 N. Main St. “extensive cleaning.” borhoods to plan events to promote and take part in any neighborhood Residents can pre-register a new crime prevention that evening. walks. crime watch group before Aug. 2 by According to a news release from the Members of the public can also meet contacting the sheriff’s office’s Crime sheriff’s office, National Night Out is members of the Sheriff’s Explorers Prevention Unit at (803) 436-2010 or CLARIFICATION designed to heighten prevention and Post and enjoy a meet and greet with (803) 436-2000. A story about Sumter Cardi- awareness of drugs and crime; gener- Sgt. Braz the Gamecock Deputy, the At the conclusion of the event Sgt. ology closing its doors on July ate support for local anti-crime efforts; sheriff’s office’s mascot. Braz will visit several neighborhood 29 published in the July 14 edi- strengthen neighborhood spirit and po- In addition, the event will give com- and crime watch communities. tion of The Sumter Item, it was lice-community partnerships; and alert munities an opportunity to gain infor- For additional information about Na- not clear that Dr. West Jacocks criminals that neighborhoods are orga- mation on how to start and successful- tional Night Out, contact Sumter Coun- will continue to serve custom- nized and fighting back. ly manage neighborhood initiatives. ty Sheriff’s Office Crime Prevention ers at the Sumter location after Some residents just turn on their Sumter County Sheriff’s Office en- Team at (803) 436-2010 or ghobbs@sum- Aug. 1 until he discontinues outdoor lighting to encourage the use courages all county residents to partic- tercountysc.org or visit www.sumter- ties to Lexington Cardiology. of security lights and spend the eve- ipate and partner with the agency to sheriff.org.

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THE SUMTER ITEM NATION FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 | A3 Florida medical examiner faces his trauma Orange County, Florida, after the attack. Staff still coping with Chief Medical Examiner When the busy work was over, reality Joshua Stephany stands set in. Days later, Stephany saw celebri- flashbacks weeks after in front of a morgue ties on TV reading biographies of the building in Orlando on victims. Usually, he likes learning nightclub shooting July 1. He conducted the about those who’ve come through his autopsy on the Pulse morgue. This time, he turned the TV ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The flash- nightclub shooter in the off. back hit nearly three weeks after Josh- outbuilding, separately “That would personalize it too much ua Stephany and his staff carried doz- from those performed for me right now, and I’m still too close ens of bodies in bags out of the Pulse on the 49 people killed to it. I think that’s going to have to be a nightclub in Orlando. during his rampage on slow process,” he said, sipping from a The Orange County chief medical ex- June 12. mug emblazoned with a skull and aminer thought he was ready to return crossbones. to normal life, to socialize, to have din- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Even people who are mostly accus- ner in public for the first time since the tomed to seeing the dead experience June 12 rampage that left 49 victims It is the job of a medical examiner to access the club. Two bodies lay in the trauma from extraordinary events such and the shooter dead. But when he met determine, scientifically, the cause and open near a bagel shop across the as the Pulse shooting, said Dr. A.J. his friends, the restaurant’s lights and manner of death. He presents the find- street, and others were at hospitals. Marsden, a former U.S. Army surgical sounds brought back images of the car- ings to prosecutors, who decide wheth- Stephany focused first on those. nurse and a psychologist at Florida’s nage at Pulse — traumatic scenes even er a crime has occurred. Stephany says But he realized the numbers would Beacon College. She said it may be sev- for a man who constantly works all the bodies in the Pulse case had the be higher than anything he’d ever seen eral months before the flashbacks and around death. same manner and cause of death — and that he’d be under intense scrutiny. nightmares stop for Stephany and oth- “When you see people drinking at a gunshots — but the office is still putting He told himself: “Just don’t mess up.” ers. bar, you get a flashback ... you know the together final reports for the FBI. About 7 or 8 p.m., he was able to start “Normally, in the first 36 to 48 hours scene where there’s drinks on the bar, a The onslaught of death that Stepha- removing the bodies from Pulse. The after the event, people are focused and tip jar, there’s receipts, there’s hors ny and his staff experienced that week first body out was Mateen’s. Stephany can get the work done. They go through d’oeuvres, food,” he said. “And then ... in Orlando was unusual by any stan- put his body in the morgue’s “decomp the motions. It’s the following week take all those people away.” dards. This was the same city where, room,” a separate facility for a few when they sit down and have to think Stephany, 41, and his staff are still just about 24 hours before, pop singer older bodies — “the smelly ones,” in the about what they saw and went coming to terms with the work they did and former Voice contestant Christina gallows humor of the office. Stephany through,” she said. “The Pulse shooting that night. Stephany walked into a Grimmie was shot by a gunman who wanted to keep the body away from the was so tragic; no one can ever get used nightclub where drinks were still on later killed himself. When Stephany got dozens of victims, a gesture that later to something like that.” the bar, tabs unpaid. the call about the Pulse shooting, he drew much appreciation from their Orange County has made grief coun- But the walls were pockmarked by was still bleary-eyed from working late families. selors and comfort animals available to bullet holes and the floor littered with on the autopsies for Grimmie and the By 11:30 p.m., all 49 victims were in first responders and the medical exam- bodies. shooter. his office being cleaned and identified. iner’s staff, spokeswoman Carrie “When we heard the term ‘biggest do- Later in the week, the office would At first, the task of documenting, Proudfit said. Stephany also has found mestic mass shooting in U.S. history,’ receive the body of a 2-year-old boy bagging and identifying the bodies was comfort in his two golden retrievers, then people started to get it,” Stephany dragged to his death by an alligator at its own kind of salve. It kept everyone Kennedy and Gronk. said. “Because we’ve all lived through Disney. busy. In the end, Stephany takes pride in the other ones: Columbine, Aurora, Stephany said he arrived at the Pulse Stephany’s crew finished the autop- knowing his staff rose to a challenge. Sandy Hook, San Bernardino. We’ve all scene about 7:30 a.m. and found chaos. sies by that Tuesday evening — within Now, he hopes to help other offices. seen those from afar. But to be in it ... Even though the shooter was dead, law 72 hours of the shooting — in a hangar “This can happen anywhere,” Steph- people are talking to us about possible enforcement was trying to determine with hoses and electrical cords hanging any said. “If my experiences can help grief that’s going to happen. We don’t whether shooter Omar Mateen had from the ceiling. This allowed families other offices prepare for the inevitable, know what’s going to happen.” planted bombs, so Stephany couldn’t to start burying loved ones four days I want to help.” Experts: Use of robot to kill suspect opens door for others CHICAGO (AP) — Police in idly expanding access to ro- program that supplies excess Association. One was used to given to additional uses. Dallas were the first in the na- bots that can roll into and fly military equipment to civil help search the Orlando night- “You are seeing at trade tion to use a robot to deliver over hostage situations, gun- agencies, the number of agen- club where a man’s shooting shows robotic systems that and detonate a bomb to kill a fights, chases and standoffs, cies that have acquired a spree left 49 people dead and are mounted with things like suspect, but other law enforce- experts say it’s just a matter robot has climbed dramatical- 53 others injured last month. tear gas launchers,” said ment agencies are willing and of time before they’ll be used ly this year. According to a Another was used in the man- Peter Singer, who has studied able to follow suit, including again to kill. study by the Center for the hunt for one of the Boston and written extensively on the some that even have trained “Nobody wanted to be the Study of the Drone at Bard Marathon bombing suspects technology and warfare, and for the day when they’d have first but, yeah, there is no College, there have been 201 and lifted the tarp on the boat the author of “Wired for War: to do so. question that it proved effec- such transfers in the first six where he was found hiding. 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washes her fire chief father’s shirt — memorial museum’s director. The art- 13 artists contribute work to soiled from three days spent working ists are not asking “that we revisit the mark 15 years since attacks in the smoking World Trade Center horrors of that day but that we try to rubble. make sense of what was left in its BY VERENA DOBNIK Brooklyn resident Christopher wake.” The Associated Press Saucedo created his papier-mache art- Some works incorporate papers, in work, “World Trade Center as a many pieces, that were blown out of NEW YORK — To mark the 15th an- Cloud,” as a way to remember his fire- the disintegrating skyscrapers and niversary of the World Trade Center fighter brother, whose remains were landed as far away as Brooklyn across attacks, the 9/11 memorial museum is never found. the river. They included a rumpled staging an art exhibition that in some Other artists lost friends or wit- sheet in Japanese and an application cases uses actual remnants of the day nessed the attacks. for a marketing job written days before of terror in works that convey both Monika Bravo, a native of Colombia the Sept. 11 attacks. grief and tenderness. living in Brooklyn, had filmed a thun- The exhibition was assembled by the Scorched and torn business papers derstorm passing over the city on Sept. National September 11 Memorial & from the collapsing towers and radio 10, 2001, from her studio on the 92nd Museum that oversees two reflecting transmissions from the fiery pit are floor of the north tower. The footage is pools bearing the names of the nearly part of the collection titled “Rendering now condensed into a piece dedicated 3,000 people who died that day in New THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Unthinkable: Artists Respond to to a fellow artist who died a day later York; Washington; and Shanksville, A piece of art, created by Manju 9/11,” which opens Sept. 12. in the same tower. Pennsylvania. Shandler and titled “Gesture,” is Thirteen artists contributed paint- “Through the lens of art, we reflect The display is the first in the muse- one piece of a 2,996-piece set of ings and a sculpture, as well as works on the raw emotion we all felt on that um’s special exhibition gallery where the larger work which is part of a on paper and video. unforgettable Tuesday morning 15 various 9/11-related topics are planned special 15th-anniversary exhibit In one video clip, a young woman years ago,” said Alice Greenwald, the in the future. at the 9/11 Memorial Museum. Most drivers UP TO It’s $12,000 admit to OFF aggressive Time MSRP OR behavior BY JOAN LOWY 0% The Associated Press

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NICE, France (AP) — A truck drove on to allow us to think that." the sidewalk and plowed through a crowd Wassim Bouhlel, a Nice native who spoke of Bastille Day revelers who'd gathered to to the AP nearby, said that he saw a truck watch fireworks in the French resort city of drive into the crowd. Nice late Thursday in what some officials "There was carnage on the road," Bouhlel and eyewitnesses described as a deliberate said. "Bodies everywhere." attack. The president of the Nice region Images circulating on social media said at least 60 people were killed. showed grisly scenes of piles of bodies in Sylvie Toffin, a press officer with the the street. The president of the Provence local prefecture, said that the truck "hit sev- Alpes Côte d'Azur regional council, Chris- eral people on a long trip" down the side- tian Estrosi, said in a message posted to walk near Nice's Palais de la Mediterranee, Twitter that dozens of people appear to a building that fronts the beach. She called have been killed. the incident "an attack." Nice regional pres- Bouhlel said he witnessed the man ident Eric Ciotti said on France Info radio emerge with a gun and start shooting, but that "It's a scene of horror" and gave a fig- Toffin said that, "to my knowledge" there PHOTOS COURTESY SUMTER MILITARY MUSEUM ure of 60 dead. He said he was speaking was no gunfire. Tuskegee Airman Leroy Bowman, left, walks at Tuskegee Military Air- from the scene. It was not immediately clear who would field in Tuskegee, Alabama, during his flight training in 1943. Lt. Col. Nice prosecutor Jean-Michel Prette said have been behind an attack, but France has Willie Ashley, right, is seen in his Army Air Corp uniform during World bodies are strewn about along the roadway. recently seen a spate of dramatic assaults War II. However he stopped short of using the from by jihadist groups, including the Is- word attack, while acknowledging that "it lamic State group which straddles Iraq and has many ingredients of an attack that Syria. AIRMEN FROM PAGE A1 in North Africa, Sicily and tion cadet at Tuskegee France, flying 77 combat Army Air Field. "When you arrived at your missions and officially re- He graduated in 1943 as a TRIAL FROM PAGE A1 friend's house, you did not cording two downed enemy second lieutenant and was call 911 to tell them where aircraft. He almost certainly assigned to the 332nd Fighter Wayne Card, 29, of Sumter. individuals in their boat. you were." downed a third aircraft for Group and the 99th Pursuit Card and his wife, Jessica He said they did not im- Shortly after arriving at which he was not credited, Group which escorted bomb- Long, were in the boat that mediately recognize that the friend's house, Card re- Way said. er groups to and from their night with Morris and were there was a woman, Bor- ceived a call from a friend, He returned home and con- targets. They earned the involved in the incident. deaux, who had sustained Greg Mains, who had been tinued to serve in the U.S. nickname “Red Tail Angels” Card said during his tes- life-threatening injuries. traveling in another boat be- Air Force Reserve. Ashley from grateful bomber crews. timony they had been rid- Card said his wife, Jessica hind Morris and arrived at graduated from University of Bowman flew 36 combat mis- ing around the lake area Long, called 911 and report- the scene right after the Omaha and later earned a sions against the German and had stopped by several ed the incident. crash. Mains told Card DNR master’s degree in parasitol- Luftwaffe. landings before the crash. After a few other boats ar- officers were looking for ogy from Catholic University After the war, he earned "When we left Scarbor- rived to assist, Card said them. and a doctorate in philoso- degrees from Morris College ough’s Landing, out of no- they left the scene, as their Card said when officers phy. He held positions in U.S. and Hofstra University in where we hit something," he boat had begun to fill with arrived they requested Mor- government agencies and is Hempstead, New York. In said. "We did not immedi- water, and they did not ris, the driver of the boat, to buried at Arlington National 1951, he returned to the ately recognize what we hit want the verbal confronta- take a field sobriety test, Cemetery in Arlington, Vir- Army until his retirement as as it was dark. We couldn't tion to escalate. which he passed. ginia. a master sergeant in 1968. He see the boat we hit." Card said they went to a Card said they were not Bowman entered the U.S. later returned to Sumter and Card said they figured out friend’s house. trying "to run or hide" from Army in September 1941, lived in the Gamecock City that they had hit a boat Third Circuit Assistant So- law enforcement. Several and later became an avia- until his death. when they heard screaming licitor Chris DuRant ques- other boats had arrived to from individuals in the boat tioned Card on the incident. assist at the scene of the after the crash. DuRant said the man Card crash, he said. "When our boat came to a said was in a verbal confron- A few other witnesses stop, it was facing in the op- tation with individuals in presented their testimonies FIRE FROM PAGE A1 posite direction," he said. the boat was Bordeaux's boy- Thursday. "When we were trying to friend of six years. The trial continues today explosion, and saw the fire in — $120,000 of structural dam- figure out what had hap- "He was in shock as his at Clarendon County Court- the garage when investigating age and $15,000 of lost con- pened is when we heard a girlfriend lay dying in his house. the sound. tents — and approximately young lady screaming. As arms," he said. If convicted, Morris faces The woman then exited the $30,000 of the structure was we turned around, we saw DuRant questioned why a maximum penalty of as house and called the fire de- saved, according to the re- the back light on the boat the 911 call was not more many as 10 years in prison partment, he said. port. we hit flickering on and off specific. for the reckless homicide A personal vehicle was also Duggan said no injuries repeatedly." "When your wife called charge. Because the crash in the garage during the fire were reported. Card said after hitting the 911 she did not tell dis- resulted in a death, Morris and was a total loss, he said. American Red Cross also re- boat, there was a verbal patch your name or loca- also faces as many as 25 An estimated $135,000 sponded to the fire to assist confrontation between a tion or where you were years for the failure to ren- worth of damage was caused the family, he said. man in the boat they hit and going," DuRant said. der aid charge. 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BY KEVIN MCDONOUGH gicians Shawn Farquhar, Mi- Our return to the 1980s con- chael Kent, Nathan Burton tinues with the eight-part and Nathan Coe Marsh appear drama “Stranger Things,” now on “Penn & Teller: Fool Us” (9 streaming in its entirety on p.m., CW, r, TV-PG). Netflix. From its title card to its set- ting, “Things” pays homage to LATE NIGHT the world of Stephen King as Jimmy Fallon welcomes well as the Steven Spielberg- Blake Lively, Rachel Maddow, influenced fantasies of that de- Good Charlotte and Ray Park- cade. er Jr. on “The Tonight Show” Set in a remote town where (11:35 p.m., NBC) * Bill Mur- nothing ever happens, a super- ray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hud- secret government facility un- son, Annie Potts, Melissa Mc- leashes a fearsome entity dur- Carthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate ing a systems breakdown that McKinnon, Leslie Jones and allows a mysterious young Post Malone are on “Jimmy girl, known only as “Eleven” Kimmel Live” (11:35 p.m., ABC, (Millie Brown), to escape. r) * Anna Kendrick, Alexander Against this backdrop, four en- Skarsgard and Giada De Lau- dearing, geeky boys (Finn rentiis visit “Late Night With Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Seth Meyers” (12:35 a.m., NBC, Caleb McLaughlin and Noah r) * John Leguizamo, Sacha Schnapp) play Dungeons & Baron Cohen, “Chewbacca Dragons and ride their bikes CURTIS BAKER / NETFLIX Mom” Candace Payne and with carefree abandon. Until Winona Ryder stars as Joyce Byers in the Netflix drama “Stranger Things,” which begins streaming today. Frightened Rabbit are on “The one of the boys simply vanish- Late Late Show With James Cor- es. CULT CHOICE SERIES NOTES den” (12:35 a.m., CBS, r). Winona Ryder stars as the p.m., CBS, r, TV-14) * A Chica- boy’s frantic mother, Joyce, Olivia de Havilland, who Terrorists target young go distraction on “Hawaii Five- Copyright 2016 and David Harbour plays the turned 100 on July 1, appears minds on “NCIS: Los Angeles” (8 0” (9 p.m., CBS, r, TV-14) * Ma- United Feature Syndicate town’s overmatched and alco- in the 1948 mental asylum holic chief of police, Jim Hop- drama “The Snake Pit” (8 p.m., per. TCM) as well as “The Heiress” “Things” offers a few nods (10 p.m.), a 1949 adaptation of St. Mark 4-B Church to “Freaks & Geeks,” the 1999 Henry James’ “Washington series set in 1980. In addition Square.” to the geeky tween boys, City-Wide Revival Services there’s a subplot about a grade-grubbing good girl (Na- TONIGHT’S OTHER “Th is Is Th e Year Of Freedom” talia Dyer) throwing caution to HIGHLIGHTS the wind and making out with • A&E unleashes a nine- July 19 - 21, 2016 the school’s popular bad boy hour “Duck Dynasty” (7 p.m., r, lothario. TV-PG) marathon. “Preparing God’s People To Walk In Th eir Ordained Destiny” “Things” is one of those rare • A not-so-perfect suggestion shows about middle and high on “Rosewood” (8 p.m., Fox, r, school where most of the kids TV-14). look and act their age. It’s a re- • “Secrets of the Force Awak- freshing tonic to see kids so ens: A Cinematic Journey” (8 vulnerable and imperfect, so p.m., ABC, TV-PG) offers human and un-Disneyfied. glances at the making of the The series strikes the right popular “Star Wars” franchise balance between terror and sequel. whimsy, between fantasy • Faced with a difficult life hokum and emotional manipu- choice, a psychology professor lation. And it’s fun to see opts to follow the lessons of a Special Guest Ryder — cast as a youth in magical stranger in the 2015 Pastor Jeff ery Garner such satires as “Beetlejuice,” holiday bauble “Just in Time for “Edward Scissorhands” and Christmas” (8 p.m., Hallmark), New Jerusalem Baptist Church “Heathers” — chew up the the gazillionth variation on San Antonio, TX scenery as an emotionally dis- “It’s a Wonderful Life.” traught divorced single moth- • Bread rises on the “The Freedom In Th e City er. Great British Baking Show” (9 7pm Nightly But like many fantasy fea- p.m., PBS, TV-PG, check local Experience Th e Glory tures of the Atari era, listings). A second episode fol- at Th e Mark “Things” is at its best when lows (10 p.m., TV-PG). the awkward kids take center • Frank’s ex-partner wants St. Mark Fourbridges stage. to spill the beans on “Blue “Stranger Things” offers Bloods” (10 p.m., CBS, r, TV-14). pure comfort food. It’s as fa- • Anderson finds himself MissionaryM Baptist Church miliar as Hamburger Helper overmatched on “Outcast” (10 2280 Fourbridges Rd • Sumter • 803-494-4940 and simply hard to resist. p.m., Cinemax, TV-MA). A8 | FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 COMICS THE SUMTER ITEM BIZARRO SOUP TO NUTZ

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Reaching out to unsuspecting sibling has risks THE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE DEAR ABBY — see if he wants a relationship. "texted." When I used it, I was My husband, How do we even begin to corrected, chastised and told "Pete," is an broach this with the half- that it is NOT a word. Five only child. brother? If you were my hus- years ago, when my daughter His mom, band or his half-brother, would was a teenager, I started hear- who was you want to pursue this? ing it used frequently. married, had Family matters in Texas I realize that "text" is not a an affair with verb, however, times have cer- a married DEAR F.M. — The decision about tainly changed, and many new Dear Abby man, which whether to contact a long-lost words and expressions have ABIGAIL resulted in relative is a personal one. For been added to our vocabulary. VAN BUREN his birth. His some, the experience is a Would it only be correct to say, mother's hus- happy one, but not for others. "I sent a text"? Please settle band put his Because your husband and this for us. name on the his (possible) half-brother are Busted by the grammar police birth certifi- both adults, I can't see how cate, but as a kid, Pete had reaching out would be harmful DEAR BUSTED — According to contact from time to time with to the man. A way to do it Dictionary.com, "texted" is, his biological father. Both dads would be for Pete to send him indeed, a word and you have have since passed away. an email or a letter, explain been using it correctly. How- Pete has known for years who his biological father was ever, because a picture is that his biological father had and ask if there is any interest worth a thousand words, an older son, but he doesn't in further contact. rather than tell your friends know if the son knows he ex- you got the information from By Samuel A. Donaldson 7/15/16 ists. Pete now thinks he may DEAR ABBY — There's an ongo- me, consider sending them a have found his half-brother on- ing debate among my group of descriptive emoji from the ACROSS 47 Home office, 4 Headliner 35 Exam for a line and wants to reach out to friends about using the word both of us. 1 Quads with maybe 5 __ straight face would-be atty. wheels 48 Quite cold 6 Come down with 37 Surgical 5 Perry of pop 50 Number on a bug installations 9 Two-iron, a clapperboard 7 Big blowup cause 38 The Emerald Isle 39 Text tweakers, JUMBLE before golf club 51 Park statue 8 Sycophants SUDOKU numbering that might have 9 Has faith in briefly 40 Appointment THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME HOW TO PLAY: 14 Orator’s the real things 10 Sudden prowess: Abbr. perched on it? movement 41 Patella By David L Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Each row, column 15 Der Spiegel 55 Sylvan Tolkien 11 Subjugate protector and set of 3-by-3 article creature 12 Command level 44 Ophelia’s avenger boxes must contain 16 Modicum 56 Airport snags 13 Exam marking 45 “Aha!” the numbers 1 17 What Fey does 57 Dreaded aid 46 Finish through 9 without in a mushy 59 Hit lightly 18 GQ or SI moment? 60 “No, No, 49 Being handled repetition. 22 HP product by a broker 19 Forward Nanette” 25 South Korea’s 20 Sandal feature song, and a 52 What Spanish first president Olympians go for 21 Work the room homophonic hint 26 Cleaning aid 23 Long time to 17-, 24-, 36- 53 Heading for 27 Baltic Sea 54 Con beginning 24 Ornamental and 51-Across country: Abbr. ducks? 63 Sudden jerk 58 Former Education 29 Airport secretary Duncan 28 Blanket in a belt 64 Way off the connection 59 Original D&D co. 30 Beefcake subjects highway 33 Joe Cool, sans 61 Outer: Pref. 31 One given at 65 Der Spiegel shades 62 Intent a wedding rejection Thursday’s Puzzle Solved 32 Polo of 66 Second chances “The Fosters” 67 “__ arigato”: 33 Provençal Japanese “thank possessive you very much” 34 1974 #1 68 Where el sol country hit for rises Dolly Parton 36 Model high DOWN schoolers? 1 “Draw me” 39 __ Pie challenge 42 Slowing, on 2 Selective words scores: Abbr. 3 Avenue next 43 Sacha Baron to Monopoly’s Cohen alter ego Water Works ©2016 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 7/15/16 THE SUMTER ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 | A9

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COMMENTARY Resisting revisionists: Finally, the first step

he most signifi- even greater significance be- cant reinforce- cause of the timing, coming ment of our just two weeks after Brexit. “T collective de- Britain’s withdrawal threatens fense any time since the Cold the future of the other major War,” President Obama called pillar of Western integration it. A bit of an exaggeration, and solidarity, the European perhaps, but Union. NATO shows that it is it was still an holding fast and that the vital achievement: instrument of Western cohe- Last week’s sion and joint action will NATO sum- henceforth be almost entirely mit in War- trans-Atlantic — meaning, saw ordered under American leadership. the deploy- The EU, even if it doesn’t dis- ment of solve, will now inevitably turn Charles troops to inward as it spends years Krauthammer Eastern Eu- working out its new communal rope, the alli- arrangements with and with- ance’s most out Britain. Putin was Brexit’s serious response yet to Rus- big winner. Any fracturing of sia’s aggression and provoca- the Western alliance presents NOTABLE & QUOTABLE tions on its western frontier. opportunities to play one mem- The post-Ukraine economic ber against another. He can In “Economic leaders pen to America, at least for Indiana writes, “Donald sanctions have been weak; the only be disappointed to see launch timeline,” The Sum- the next two years — that Trump’s presidential cam- declamatory denunciations, a NATO step up and step in. ter Item’s Rick Carpenter Donald Trump is not just paign has been unconven- mere embarrassment. They’ve After the humiliating col- writes, “Workforce develop- defeated, but is crushed at tional, but naming Indiana only encouraged further reck- lapse of President Obama’s ment plan focused on edu- the polls. That would have Gov. Mike Pence as less Russian behavior — the cherished Russian “reset,” in- cation set to begin fall multiple advantages for our Trump’s running mate buzzing of U.S. ships, intru- stilling backbone in NATO and 2017.” Read it online at country.” would be a quite conven- sions into European waters, resisting Putin are significant www.theitem.com: tional move. Pence would threats to the Baltic States. strategic achievements. It Our country needs a balance the ticket in almost NATO will now deploy four leaves a marker for Obama’s During an education sum- healthy center-right party every way.” battalions to front-line states. successor, reassures the East mit hosted by Sumter Eco- that can compete with a In Estonia, they will be led by Europeans and will make nomic Development on healthy center-left party. First, their personalities. Britain; in Lithuania, by Ger- Putin think twice about repeat- Wednesday, presenters illus- Right now, the G.O.P. is Trump is unpredictable, many; in Latvia, by Canada; in ing Ukraine in the Baltics. trated other communities’ not a healthy center-right forceful and, at times, impo- Poland, by the United States. However, the Western order educational transforma- party. It is a mishmash of lite. Pence is predictable; Not nearly enough and not per- remains challenged by the tions and outlined key data religious conservatives; some might say to a fault. manently based, but nonethe- other two members of the troi- that showed how the com- angry white males who fear Pence does not shy from a less significant. ka of authoritarian expansion- munities benefited from a they are becoming a minori- fight, but “forceful” is not a In the unlikely event of a ists: China and Iran. Their well-educated workforce. ty in their own country and word that is used often to Russian invasion of any of provocations proceed unabat- Near the end of the five- hate trade; gun-control op- describe him. Pence is Mid- those territories, these troops ed. Indeed, the next test for the hour meeting, Sumter Eco- ponents; pro-lifers; anti-reg- western polite. are to act as a tripwire, trigger- United States is China’s furi- nomic Development Board ulation and free-market Both of them have a ing a full-scale war with NATO. ous denunciation of the deci- Chairman Greg Thompson small-business owners; and knack for dealing with the It’s the kind of coldblooded de- sion handed down Tuesday by released a 13-month timeline pro- and anti-free trade en- media but in different ways. terrent that kept the peace in the Permanent Court of Arbi- for writing a strategic plan trepreneurs. Trump has honed his skills Europe during the Cold War tration in The Hague — a blis- for developing and imple- The party was once held through decades of media and keeps it now along the tering, sweeping and unani- menting a workforce devel- together by the Cold War. exposure, as a business exec- DMZ in Korea. mous rejection of China’s ter- opment pipeline. But as that faded away it utive and as a reality televi- In the more likely event of a ritorial claims and military Thompson, president and has been held together only sion star. Trump is sponta- “little green men” takeover at- buildup in the South China CEO of Thompson Con- by renting itself out to who- neous and delivers an em- tempt in, say, Estonia (about 25 Sea. struction Group, said the ex- ever could energize its base barrassment of sound-bite percent ethnically Russian), Without American action, isting education system fails and keep it in power — riches. the sort of disguised slow-mo- however, The Hague’s verdict to provide a workforce capa- Sarah Palin, Rush Lim- Pence has honed his skills tion invasion that Vladimir is a dead letter. Lecturing other ble of preparing students for baugh, the Tea Party, the as a talk radio show host, Putin pulled off in Crimea, the great powers about adherence the growing manufacturing National Rifle Association. frequent guest on news and NATO deployments might be to “international norms” is needs of the area, which in- But at its core there was no opinion shows and as a enough to thwart the aggres- fine. But the Pacific Rim na- cludes Sumter and Lee real common denominator, speaker at political gather- sion and call in reinforce- tions are anxious to see wheth- counties. no take on the world, no real ings. Pence gets on message ments. er we will actually do some- “Our purpose is to gain conservative framework. and stays there. The message to Putin is thing. collaboration and commit- The party grew into a Trump and Pence see clear: Yes, you’ve taken parts Regarding Iran, we certainly ment from our stakeholders messy, untended garden, many issues the same way, of Georgia and Ukraine. But won’t. Our abject appeasement to do something different,” and Donald Trump was like but there are significant dif- they’re not NATO. That territo- continues, from ignoring Teh- Thompson said. an invasive species that fi- ferences between them. So- ry is sacred — or so we say. ran’s serial violations of the By the fall of 2017, nally just took over the cial issues and trade may be This is a welcome develop- nuclear agreement (the latest: Thompson said he wants to whole thing. the biggest. These may ap- ment for the Balts, who are intensified efforts to obtain il- begin executing the plan. In Party leaders can all still pear to be obstacles to their wondering whether they really legal nuclear technology in short, Thompson said he call themselves Republicans. collaborative efforts, and did achieve irreversible inde- Germany) to the administra- wants the plan to ignite an They can even hold a con- they are, but they also pro- pendence when the West won tion acting as a kind of Cham- interest in students that per- vention with a lot of G.O.P. vide ways to appeal to the the Cold War. Their apprehen- ber of Commerce to facilitate suades them to visualize op- elephant balloons. But the electorate more broadly. sion is grounded in NATO’s the sale of about 100 Boeing portunities their parents truth is, the party’s over. Whether you like protection- flaccid response to Putin’s ag- jetliners to a regime that rou- never dreamed possible, not Thoughtful Republicans ist trade policies or free- gressive revanchism, particu- tinely uses civilian aircraft for only from an employment have started to admit that. trade policies, the ticket has larly in Ukraine. Obama still military transport (particular- standpoint, but also from a John Boehner gave up being something for you. The dan- won’t provide Ukraine with ly in Syria). salary perspective as well. speaker of the House be- ger is that voters who want even defensive weaponry. This The troop deployments to Thompson said the eco- cause he knew that his cau- a hard-line position would follows years of American ac- Eastern Europe are a good first nomic development group cus had become a mad- be unhappy, but voters who commodation of Putin, from step in pushing back against organized the education house, incapable of govern- understand that most legis- canceling a Polish-Czech mis- the rising revisionist powers. summit to begin the process ing. lative and executive action sile defense system to, most re- But a first step, however wel- of unifying community lead- A Clinton sweep in No- results from compromise cently, openly acquiescing to come, seven and a half years ers, the business community, vember would force more might recognize that they Russia’s seizure of a dominant into a presidency, is a melan- the school district and the Republicans to start rebuild- have a seat at the table role in Syria. choly reminder of what might public and private sectors to ing a center-right party through Trump or Pence. And what are the East Euro- have been. create a plan to build a com- ready to govern and com- Indiana may be the home peans to think when they hear petitive and sustainable promise. And a Clinton of vice presidents — five of the presumptive presidential Charles Krauthammer’s email workforce with the tools that sweep would also mean Hill- them — but it has not been a candidate of the party of Rea- address is letters@charleskraut- will complement the needs ary could govern from the swing state in decades. The gan speaking dismissively of hammer.com. of current and future em- place where her true politi- Republican presidential NATO and suggesting a possi- ployers. cal soul resides — the center- candidate has won Indiana ble American exit? © 2016, The Washington Post left, not the far left. in almost all of the past 20 The NATO action takes on Writers Group ••• I make no predictions presidential elections. about who will win in No- What Pence could do for In “The GOP party’s vember. But I sure know Trump in Indiana is not the over,” Thomas Friedman of what I’m praying for — and reason for picking him. It is LETTER TO THE EDITOR The New York Times writes, why. what Pence could do for “I hope Hillary Clinton Trump elsewhere that mat- CANDIDATE OFFERS THANKS Through this process, I met wins all 50 states and the ••• ters. FOR PRIMARY SUPPORT many wonderful Sumter resi- Democrats take the presi- I would like to thank every- dents, and I look forward to dency, the House, the Sen- In “Mike Pence is every- Notable & Quotable is com- one who came out and voted serving you all during the up- ate and, effectively, the Su- thing Donald Trump is piled by Graham Osteen. this past June 28 in the runoff coming term. preme Court. That is the not,” Washington Post con- Reach him at graham@ election. To my supporters, I say best thing that could hap- tributor Andrew Downs of theitem.com. To my family and friends thank you. It will be an honor who donated their time and to serve Sumter County as the money, I will be forever grate- next coroner and look forward HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY? Send your letter to [email protected], drop it off atThe Sumter Item offi ce, 20 N. ful. to working with all of the pub- Also, to my opponents, I lic safety agencies. Again, Magnolia St., or mail it to The Sumter Item, P.O. Box 1677, Sumter, SC 29151, along with the writer’s full name, address commend your tenacity, many thanks. and telephone number (for verifi cation purposes only). Letters that exceed 350 words will be cut accordingly in the print strength and dedication that it ROBBIE BAKER edition, but available in their entirety at www.theitem.com/opinion/letters_to_editor. takes to run for office. Sumter A10 | FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 DAILY PLANNER THE SUMTER ITEM

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American legion Baseball Hartsville Murrells Inlet rallies ends Junior P-15’s season to beat P-15’s 10-6 with 12-5 win B Y EDDIE LITAKER Short-handed Post 178 stays aliver in state playoffs Special to The Item After coming away with a 10-0, 5-inning mercy-rule win in the opening game of their best-of-3 Junior American Legion baseball second- round state playoff series against Hartsville, it seemed a given that the Sumter Ju- nior P-15’s would make it to the state tournament. A 4-3 loss in Kelleytown on Wednesday cast a dark cloud over that almost certainty, necessitating a trip to Lake- wood High School’s baseball field Thursday evening for another attempt to complete the task. The runs weren’t quite as easy to come by for Sumter on this night as the Junior P-15’s dug themselves an early hole and could never get the upper hand, with Hartsville putting up seven runs in the seventh to pull away for a 12-5 win. Three batters into the Post 53 third, P-15 starter Jacob Holliday came out trailing 3-0 with a runner on third. Hartsville plated a run in the second and had just put across two more in the third on a 2-run double from Kes- hawn McDonald, who took third as leftfielder Daniel Reynolds’ throw sailed over the head of catcher Corey Blackley. McDonald’s hit scored Deriyan Pendergrass, who singled up the middle to open the frame, and Mason Keith Gedamke / The Sumter Item Gainey, who bunted his way Murrells Inlet’s Seth Stephens (22) scrambles back into second base between Sumter second baseman Ryan Moore, front, and short- on. stop Dawson Price in the P-15’s 10-6 loss on Thursday at Riley Park in their second-round state playoff series game. Sykes got Bailey Marshall on a bunt attempt that failed By DENNIS BRUNSON The series moves back to a grounder back to pitcher to advance McDonald before [email protected] the Socastee High School Daniel Twitty for what ap- field in Myrtle Beach today peared to be an inning-end- see HARTSVILLE, Page B3 After Jordan Holladay’s for a 7 p.m. start. If a fifth ing double play. Twitty 3-run, walk-off home run game is needed, it will be threw it over second base, gave the Sumter P-15’s a 6-4 played on Saturday at Riley but no one was covering so it victory over Murrells Inlet Park at 7 p.m. went into centerfield for an BRITISH OPEN on Thursday and a 2-0 lead “We don’t let go of the error. Twitty then hit Sam in their best-of-5 second- rope. That’ MI baseball,” McKinney to load the bases. round state playoff series, said Murrells Inlet head Tradd James came on in momentum appeared to be coach Thomas Sheehan, relief and walked Ty King to On cusp of on their side heading into whose team improved to 9-10 force in a run and make it Thursday’s Game 3 at Riley on the season. “We just keep 6-4. Nick Del Bianco, who Park. battling and battling and had three hits, followed with history, And when Post 178 showed working hard. We put pres- a 2-run single to tie the game up without three of their top sure on them with our speed, at 6-6. four hitters -- Devin Melko, running the bases, trying to In the ninth, Scott drew a Mickelson Liam Bloom and Finn Melko force them into mistakes.” 1-out walk from James. He -- a series sweep seemed im- Sumter, which fell to 21-5, stole second and headed to minent. made two errors in both the third when catcher Todd However, 11 walks and eighth and ninth innings as Larrimer’s throw went into shoots 63 three hit batters by Sumter Post 178 tied it with three centerfield. Scott came home pitching with five errors by runs in the eighth and won it when centerfielder Brandon By DOUG FERGUSON the defense mixed in with 11 with four in the ninth. Spittle sent a throw into the Keith Gedamke / The Sumter Item The AssociateD Press MI hits swung the momen- In the eighth, MI’s Harri- stands trying to get Scott at Sumter starting pitcher Ryan tum in Murrells Inlet’s favor. son Scott reached on a 1-out third. Touchberry delivers in the TROON, Scotland — Phil Post 178 rallied from a 6-3 error by shortstop Dawson P-15’s 10-6 loss to Murrells Inlet Mickelson was 16 feet away deficit to beat the P-15’s 10-6. Price. Quintein Mascerilli hit see P-15s, Page B3 on Thursday at Riley Park. from a place in history he wouldn’t have to share with anyone. Fans watched from a rooftop balcony. Royal Troon mem- USC FOOTBALL bers strained to see out the window from the Muschamp trying to imitate Spurrier’s success, not quips clubhouse behind the 18th green. Jack Nicklaus By JOHN ZENOR usually doesn’t The Associated Press watch golf on TV, Mickelson but he made an HOOVER, Ala. — South exception for this Carolina coach Will Mus- moment. champ didn’t try to emu- In 436 majors held over the late the wisecracking Steve last 156 years, no one had ever Spurrier at the micro- shot 62. phone. That’s still the case. By a “There’s only one Steve fraction of an inch. Spurrier in life, and I’m “I want to cry,” Mickelson not it,” Muschamp said. said. He replaced Spurrier as Mickelson pointed his putter the Gamecocks coach if not toward the hole and was ready as the Southeastern Con- to step into history Thursday ference media days’ resi- in the British Open when his dent quip master, but Mus- birdie putt turned sharply to champ is hoping to build the right at the mouth of the on what Spurrier started hole, just enough to ride the with the Gamecocks. And edge around the back of the to do it quickly. cup and sit there, teasing him. Spurrier proved over the “You made a beautiful read past decade that South Car- and putt on that last hole but olina can compete for SEC got absolutely stone-cold titles and win the Eastern robbed,” Nicklaus said in a Division. The Associated Press message on Facebook. South Carolina head coach Will Muschamp is hoping to build on the legacy former head coach Steve see CAROLINA, Page B4 Spurrier left as he leads the Gamecocks into this season. see GOLF, Page B2 B2 | Friday, July 15, 2016 sports The SUMTER ITEM GOLF Fab Four is From Page B1 missing from Mickelson plopped his hand on his forehead in disbelief. His caddie, Jim “Bones” British Open Mackay, was so stunned that he fell over backward. “It was one of the best leaderboard rounds I’ve ever played ... and yet I want to shed a tear right By DOUG FERGUSON now,” Mickelson said. “That The Associated Press putt on 18 was an opportunity to do something historical. I TROON, Scotland — Rory knew it, and with a foot to go I McIlroy was never more thought I had done it. I saw thrilled to be playing the Brit- that ball rolling right in the ish Open. center. I went to go get it. I Thursday was his first had that surge of adrenaline round since he won the claret that I had just shot 62, and jug at Royal Liverpool two then I had the heartbreak that years ago because he had to sit I didn’t.” out St. Andrews with an ankle No tears were necessary at injury. And finally, he was The Associated Press Royal Troon, not after a round able to talk about his birdies Phil Mickelson plays out of a bunker on the 16th green during the first round of the British Open at of 63 that was brilliant even — all five of them — instead of the Royal Troon Golf Club in Troon, Scotland, on Thursday. by Lefty’s standards, and cer- jabs at Olympic golf that tainly not after building a caused such a stir earlier in three-shot lead over Patrick the week. Reed and Martin Kaymer on British Open Scores “It’s nice that the tourna- an ideal day by the Irish Sea. By The Associated Press Webb Simpson 33-37—70 Matthew Fitzpatrick 35-38—73 ment started,” McIlroy said Mickelson seized the mo- Thursday J.B. Holmes 33-37—70 Russell Henley 37-36—73 after opening with a 2-under At Royal Troon Golf Club Jim Herman 35-35—70 Brendan Steele 34-39—73 ment with a birdie on the Troon, Scotland Tyrrell Hatton 34-36—70 Mark Calcavecchia 38-35—73 69. “I think I said all I needed par-5 16th from a bunker Purse: $7.74 million Colin Montgomerie 33-38—71 Tommy Fleetwood 39-34—73 to say on that matter and Yardage: 7,190 yards; Par: 71 (36- Kevin Chappell 32-39—71 Brandon Stone 37-36—73 short of the green, and a 35) Darren Clarke 35-36—71 Paul Howard 35-38—73 hopefully I can go out tomor- 4-iron to 15 feet for birdie on (a-amateur) Thongchai Jaidee 35-36—71 Callum Shinkwin 34-39—73 row and play similar to the First Round Louis Oosthuizen 37-34—71 Marc Leishman 36-38—74 the par-3 17th to reach 8-under Phil Mickelson 32-31—63 Victor Dubuisson 33-38—71 Jon Rahm 38-36—74 way I did today and get myself par. He knew no one had ever Patrick Reed 31-35—66 Scott Hend 34-37—71 Jim Furyk 33-41—74 right into contention for an- Martin Kaymer 33-33—66 Jordan Spieth 35-36—71 Jamie Lovemark 34-40—74 shot 62 in a major. He also Justin Thomas 31-36—67 Ross Fisher 32-39—71 Rikard Karlberg 38-36—74 other claret jug.” knew he most likely would Steve Stricker 34-33—67 Danny Willet 33-38—71 David Howell 38-36—74 McIlroy gave away three Billy Horschel 34-33—67 Robert Rock 33-38—71 Nick Cullen 38-36—74 never get a chance like this. Tony Finau 34-33—67 Phachara Khongwatmai 35-36—71 Robert Streb 37-37—74 shots, and a share of the early “That would have been re- Soren Kjeldsen 33-34—67 Charley Hoffman 36-35—71 James Hahn 36-38—74 lead, with two sloppy holes on Andy Sullivan 34-33—67 Matt Kuchar 36-35—71 Bernd Wiesberger 39-35—74 ally something special,” he Zach Johnson 32-35—67 Lee Westwood 38-33—71 Yosuke Tsukada 37-37—74 the back nine at Royal Troon. said. “So to have that putt lip Keegan Bradley 33-34—67 Ernie Els 34-37—71 Colt Knost 33-41—74 But in a procession of golf’s Justin Rose 35-33—68 Dustin Johnson 35-36—71 Jeunghun Wang 38-37—75 out, that’s going to sting for a Soomin Lee 32-36—68 Mark O’Meara 34-37—71 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 34-41—75 Fab Four, he made the best of while.” Shugo Imahira 33-35—68 Miguel Angel Jimenez 40-31—71 George Coetzee 37-38—75 the ideal conditions along the Richard Sterne 33-35—68 Jason Dufner 34-37—71 William McGirt 37-38—75 Even with such a close call, Bill Haas 34-34—68 Matthew Southgate 34-37—71 Clement Sordet 36-39—75 Irish Sea. Mickelson is in good compa- Henrik Stenson 34-34—68 Daniel Summerhays 35-36—71 Seung-yul Noh 37-38—75 Jordan Spieth, Jason Day Sergio Garcia 34-34—68 Harold Varner III 35-36—71 John Daly 38-37—75 ny. Yuta Ikeda 34-34—68 Ryan Evans 35-36—71 Todd Hamilton 36-39—75 and McIlroy were in separate Nicklaus missed a putt just Thomas Pieters 35-33—68 Marcus Fraser 33-39—72 Joost Luiten 37-38—75 groups separated by four tee Rafa Cabrera-Bello 33-35—68 Ryan Palmer 35-37—72 Graeme McDowell 37-38—75 inside 3 feet for a 62 in the Jamie Donaldson 34-35—69 Thorbjorn Olesen 33-39—72 James Heath 41-34—75 times. Spieth was heard utter- 1980 U.S. Open at Baltusrol. Vijay Singh 33-36—69 Paul Lawrie 36-36—72 Oskar Arvidsson 37-38—75 ing rare words — “I can’t buy Rickie Fowler 34-35—69 Jimmy Walker 33-39—72 James Morrison 38-38—76 Greg Norman had to only Rory McIlroy 32-37—69 Hideki Matsuyama 34-38—72 Patton Kizzire 36-40—76 a putt” — on his way to a 71, Gary Woodland 35-34—69 Smylie Kaufman 37-35—72 a-Stefano Mazzoli 35-41—76 two-putt from 30 feet for a 62 Kodai Ichihara 35-34—69 Chris Kirk 36-36—72 Satoshi Kodaira 37-39—76 while Day made it three at Turnberry in the 1986 Brit- Matt Jones 31-38—69 Hideto Tanihara 36-36—72 Brian Gay 39-37—76 straight majors as the No. 1 Francesco Molinari 36-33—69 Nicolas Colsaerts 33-39—72 Fabian Gomez 38-38—76 ish Open and took three Emiliano Grillo 36-33—69 Rod Pampling 35-37—72 Anthony Wall 37-39—76 player in which he failed to putts. Tiger Woods watched Andrew Johnson 37-32—69 Dave Coupland 35-37—72 Scott Piercy 35-42—77 break par in the opening Adam Scott 35-34—69 Nathan Holman 37-35—72 Paul Dunne 35-42—77 his 15-foot putt for 62 spin 270 Anirban Lahiri 34-35—69 Scott Fernandez 35-37—72 Kristoffer Broberg 35-42—77 round. He had a 73. Johnson degrees around the cup in the Zander Lombard 34-35—69 Greg Chalmers 34-38—72 Ben Curtis 38-39—77 played in the easiest condi- Alex Noren 34-36—70 Jordan Niebrugge 36-36—72 Paul Casey 36-41—77 2007 PGA Championship at Branden Grace 34-36—70 Charl Schwartzel 35-37—72 Yusaku Miyazato 41-36—77 tions and shot 71. Southern Hills. Nick Price’s Byeong Hun An 33-37—70 Russell Knox 37-35—72 Marc Warren 36-41—77 Padraig Harrington 36-34—70 Marco Dawson 34-38—72 a-Scott Gregory 33-45—78 MCILROY’s MISSION birdie putt for a 62 in the 1986 Bubba Watson 34-36—70 Luke Donald 34-39—73 Danny Lee 35-43—78 Masters dipped in and out of Matteo Manassero 35-35—70 Steven Alker 36-37—73 Shane Lowry 37-41—78 The strong talk from McIl- Haydn Porteous 30-40—70 Sanghee Lee 33-40—73 Lasse Jensen 40-38—78 the cup. Kevin Kisner 34-36—70 Richie Ramsay 35-38—73 Steven Bowditch 36-43—79 roy on the idea of Olympic Asked why there had never KT Kim 35-35—70 Harris English 35-38—73 Jack Senior 41-38—79 golf helping to grow the game Justin Leonard 33-37—70 David Lingmerth 36-37—73 David Duval 36-46—82 been a 62 in the major, Mick- Kevin Na 34-36—70 Brandt Snedeker 35-38—73 Sandy Lyle 41-44—85 might have revealed a deeper elson pointed to his putt. Ryan Moore 34-36—70 Jason Day 37-36—73 Chris Wood WD state of his mind. He is fed up “There’s a curse,” he said. with watching others go to No. “Because that ball should 1 and win majors, and there have been in.” putt looked perfect — until it major, only Nicklaus at the came his way. was a sense he was ready to do It wasn’t for a lack of effort. wasn’t. By a fraction. 1980 U.S. Open and Raymond “One of the biggest chal- something about it. He went with a 6-iron to play “I saw that ball going in Floyd at the 1982 PGA Cham- lenges is when you shoot a He came out firing, and with a baby cut back toward the and I just had a good, clear pionship went on to win. round like this, you start ex- a third straight birdie on the hole, and it worked out per- vision of what was going to Royal Troon might not be pectations running through Postage Stamp par 3 at No. 8, fectly. He brought in his cad- happen,” he said. “What I this gentle the rest of the your head and so forth, and he was 4 under and tied for the die and told him that “I need didn’t see was what hap- week. The forecast was for that’s the one thing that I’ll lead. That changed with a shot your best read.” Ernie Els did pened.” strong wind and rain for have to try to suppress and over the green, a poor chip his part, putting out of turn And now, he faces a return Friday, especially when hold off,” he said. “We’ll have and three putts for a double to turn the stage over to to reality. Mickelson and Kaymer play three more rounds. We’ll have bogey on the 13th, and he was Mickelson. Of the seven previous play- in the morning. Lefty was varying conditions tomorrow. so angry that he dropped an- The pace was perfect. The ers to open with a 63 in a ready to embrace whatever It’s going to be very difficult.” other shot on the 14th.

Scoreboard Philadelphia 42 48 .467 12 Dallas 9 12 .429 10½ Puljujarvi to a three-year entry level TV, RADIO MLB Standings Atlanta 31 58 .348 22½ Phoenix 9 13 .409 11 contract. By The Associated Press Central Division Seattle 7 13 .350 12 LAS VEGAS — Named George McPhee TODAY San Antonio 5 16 .238 14½ W L Pct GB general manager. 6 a.m. – PGA Golf: British Open Second NEW YORK RANGERS — Agreed to Round from Ayrshire, Scotland (GOLF). AMERICAN League Chicago 53 35 .602 — St. Louis 46 42 .523 7 Wednesday’s Games terms with F J.T. Miller. 8 a.m. – International Cycling: Tour de East Division New York 86, Atlanta 62 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Signed F France Stage 13 from Valloon-Pont- W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 46 43 .517 7½ Connecticut 86, Indiana 64 Milwaukee 38 49 .437 14½ Cory Conacher to a one-year, one- d’Arc, France (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). Baltimore 51 36 .586 — Los Angeles 77, Chicago 67 way contract. 11:30 a.m. – NASCAR Racing: Sprint Cup Boston 49 38 .563 2 Cincinnati 32 57 .360 21½ Phoenix 78, Washington 74 Series New Hampshire 301 Practice Toronto 51 40 .560 2 West Division American Hockey League from Loudon, N.H. (NBC SPORTS NET- New York 44 44 .500 7½ W L Pct GB Thu rsday’s Games HAMILTON BULLDOGS — Named WORK). Tampa Bay 34 54 .386 17½ San Francisco 57 33 .633 — No games scheduled Vince Laise assistant coach. Noon – PGA Golf: British Open Second Central Division Los Angeles 51 40 .560 6½ ECHL Round from Ayrshire, Scotland (GOLF). Colorado 40 48 .455 16 F riday’s Games W L Pct GB Los Angeles at Connecticut, 7 p.m. READING ROYALS — Agreed to terms 1 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: XFINITY Series Cleveland 52 36 .591 — San Diego 38 51 .427 18½ with F Joe Rehkamp. Lakes Region 200 Practice from Loud- Arizona 38 52 .422 19 Atlanta at Indiana, 7 p.m. Detroit 46 43 .517 6½ New York at Minnesota, 8 p.m. on, N.H. (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). Kansas City 45 43 .511 7 SOCCER 2 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Texas Tu esday’s Games Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Chicago 45 43 .511 7 Washington at Seattle, 10 p.m. at Chicago Cubs (MLB NETWORK). Minnesota 32 56 .364 20 AL 4, NL 2 M ajor League Soccer 2 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: K&N Pro Se- MLS — Suspended LA Galaxy MF ries West from Post Falls, Idaho (NBC West Division F riday’s Games Sat urday’s Games Nigel de Jong one additional match SPORTS NETWORK). W L Pct GB Texas (Perez 7-5) at Chicago Cubs San Antonio at Phoenix, 10 p.m. and fined him an undisclosed amount 3 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: XFINITY Series Texas 54 36 .600 — (Hendricks 7-6), 2:20 p.m. for his foul in the 74th minute of a Lakes Region 200 Practice from Loud- Houston 48 41 .539 5½ N.Y. Mets (deGrom 5-4) at Philadel- game against Vancouver on July 4. on, N.H. (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). Seattle 45 44 .506 8½ phia (Hellickson 6-6), 7:05 p.m. Transactions PHILADELPHIA UNION — Signed MFs 4 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Oakland 38 51 .427 15½ Pittsburgh (Liriano 5-8) at Washing- Derrick Jones and Ryan Richter to League Game from Las Vegas (NBA Los Angeles 37 52 .416 16½ ton (Strasburg 12-0), 7:05 p.m. By The Associated Press short-term agreements. TV). Milwaukee (Garza 1-2) at Cincinnati National Women’s Soccer League 4:30 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: Sprint Cup Tu esday’s Games (DeSclafani 3-0), 7:10 p.m. BASEBALL WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Signed D/MF AL 4, NL 2 Colorado (De La Rosa 5-6) at Atlanta A merican League Series New Hampshire 301 Pole Quali- (Harrell 1-0), 7:35 p.m. Line Sigvardsen Jensen fying from Loudon, N.H. (NBC SPORTS Miami at St. Louis (Garcia 6-6), 8:15 DETROIT TIGERS — Reinstated OF An- NETWORK). F riday’s Games thony Gose from the suspended list Texas (Perez 7-5) at Chicago Cubs p.m. COLLEGE 5 p.m. – PGA Golf: Barbasol Champion- L.A. Dodgers (Norris 4-7) at Arizona, and optioned him to Erie (EL) from ARIZONA STATE — Announced the (Hendricks 7-6), 2:20 p.m. Toledo (IL). resignation of men’s golf coach Tim ship Second Round from Opelika, Ala. Boston (Rodriguez 1-3) at N.Y. Yan- 9:40 p.m. (GOLF). kees (Pineda 3-8), 7:05 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 10-4) at National League Mickelson. Named men’s assistant 6 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Baltimore (Gallardo 3-1) at Tampa San Diego (Cashner 3-7), 10:40 p.m. NEW YORK METS — Signed LHP An- golf coach Judd Easterling golf coach. League Game from Las Vegas (NBA Bay (Archer 4-12), 7:10 p.m. thony Kay and RHP Cameron Planck. AUGUSTA — Announced the resigna- TV). Kansas City (Kennedy 6-7) at Detroit Sat urday’s Games American Association tion of baseball coach Jason Eller to 6:05 p.m. – Talk Show: Sports Talk (Verlander 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Texas at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. TEXAS AIRHOGS — Signed INF Cory become baseball coach at Georgia (WDXY-FM 105.9, WDXY-AM 1240). Cleveland (Carrasco 5-3) at Minneso- N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Morales. College. 6:30 p.m. – American Legion Baseball: ta (Santana 3-7), 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:05 p.m. BAYLOR — Named Mack Rhoades ath- State Playoffs Second-Round Series Colorado at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Atlantic League letic director. Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 2-4) at LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Traded RHP Game Four – Sumter at Murrells Inlet (If L.A. Angels (Santiago 6-4), 10:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. CUMBERLAND, TENNESSEE — Named Necessary) (WWHM-FM 92.3, WWHM- Miami at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Frank DeJiulio Jr. to Bridgeport for Chad Lowman wrestling assistant Toronto (Stroman 7-4) at Oakland RHP Scott Shuman. FM 93.3, WWHM-AM 1290). (Hill 9-3), 10:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. coach. 7 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Boston Houston (Fister 8-6) at Seattle (Pax- San Francisco at San Diego, 8:40 p.m. Can-Am League GEORGE MASON — Extended the con- at New York Yankees or Baltimore at ton 2-3), 10:10 p.m. NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Released tract of men’s basketball coach Dave Tampa Bay (MLB NETWORK). S unday’s Games LHP Ari Kaufman. Paulsen for one year, through the 7:30 p.m. – MLL Lacrosse: Boston at Sat urday’s Games Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. QUEBEC CAPITALES — Released INFs 2021 season. Ohio (FOX SPORTS SOUTHEAST). Texas at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Colorado at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. Andrew Dundon and Luis Gonzalez. HOFSTRA — Named Shanna Brady 7:30 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Col- Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 4:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Signed RHP Josue Peley and C Jesus women’s assistant lacrosse coach. orado at Atlanta (FOX SPORTSOUTH, Toronto at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Fernandez. LIMESTONE — Named Kaitlyn Lentz WPUB-FM 102.7). Houston at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Miami at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. TROIS-RIVERES — Released LHP Omar assistant director for media rela- 8 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. Texas at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Duran. tions. League Consolation Playoff Game from Cleveland at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. NEW MEXICO — Released freshman G Las Vegas (ESPN2). Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, 4:40 p.m. BASKETBALL Sammie Woodward from her wom- 8 p.m. – LPGA Golf: Marathon Classic Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. National Basketball Association en’s basketball scholarship. Second Round from Sylvania, Ohio MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Signed F NYU — Named Kayleigh Fournier (GOLF). S unday’s Games WNBA standings James Ennis to a multiyear contract. strength and conditioning coach. 8 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. PURDUE — Suspended junior F Basil Kansas City at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Signed Gs League Game from Las Vegas (NBA Jerryd Bayless and Sergio Rodriguez. Smotherman for the opening game TV). Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. against McNeese State, an exhibition Texas at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE 9 p.m. – Professional Boxing: Sergey W L Pct GB FOOTBALL game against Southern Indiana and a Lipinets vs. Walter Castillo in a Super Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, 3:35 closed scrimmage with West Virginia p.m. New York 16 6 .727 — National Football League Lightweight Bout and Tugstsogt Nyam- Atlanta 11 10 .524 4½ for violating team rules. bayar vs. Rafael Vazquez in a Feather- Toronto at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed RB ST. SCHOLASTICA — Named Patricia Houston at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Indiana 9 12 .429 6½ Brandon Ross. weight Bout from Tunica, Miss. (ESPN). Washington 9 12 .429 6½ Elsmore women’s assistant hockey 10 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 8:05 p.m. Na- coach. tional League Chicago 8 12 .400 7 HOCKEY League Consolation Playoff Game from Connecticut 6 14 .300 9 TEXAS STATE — Announced the resig- Las Vegas (ESPN2). East Division National Hockey League nation of associate head football 11 p.m. – Major League Soccer: Hous- W L Pct G WESTERN CONFERENCE DETROIT RED WINGS — Re-signed LW coach John Wiley. ton at Los Angeles (UNIVISION). Washington 54 36 .600 — W L Pct GB Teemu Pulkkinen to a one-year con- VIRGINIA TECH — Extended the con- 4 a.m. – PGA Golf: British Open Third New York 47 41 .534 6 Los Angeles 19 1 .950 — tract. tract of men’s basketball coach Buzz Round from Ayrshire, Scotland (GOLF). Miami 47 41 .534 6 Minnesota 17 4 .810 2½ EDMONTON OILERS — Signed F Jesse Williams through the 2022-23 season. Th e SUMTER ITEM sports i Fr day, July 15, 2016 | B3

P-15s American Legion PLAYOFFS SPORTS ITEMS From Page B1 Second-Round Series UPPER STATE Best-of-5 GREENWOOD VS. YORK LOWER STATE Monday SUMTER VS. MURRELLS INLET Greenwood 7, York 4 Tigers extend Lee’s contract, Tuesday Tuesday Post 178 rattled off four Sumter 8, Murrells Inlet 6 Greenwood 11, York 5 straight hits off of James, Wednesday Wednesday the final one an RBI single Sumter 6, Murrells Inlet 4 Greenwood 10, York 6, Green- Thursday wood wins series 3-0, advances worth $2.75 M over 6 years by Seth Stephens that made Sumter at Murrells Inlet, Sumter to state wins series 3-0, advances to it 8-6. Edward McMillan state ROCK HILL VS. SPARTANBURG COLUMBIA — Clemson came on in relief and Fox Friday Monday coach Monte Lee has received Murrells Inlet at Sumter (if nec- Rock Hill 7, Spartanburg 3 Wagner greeted him with a essary) Tuesday a new six-year contract that 2-run single to up the lead Saturday Rock Hill 13, Spartanburg 1 will pay him $2.75 million Murrells Inlet at Sumter (if nec- Wednesday to 10-6. essary) Rock Hill 4, Spartanburg 1, Rock after leading the Tigers to the Sumter left a runner on Hill wins series 3-0, advances to program’s first Atlantic Coast CHAPIN-NEWBERRY VS. CAMDEN state base in each of the first Monday GAFFNEY VS. GREENVILLE Conference tournament title five innings against Mur- Chapin-Newberry 12, Camden 3 Tuesday in 10 seasons. Tuesday Greenville 9, Gaffney 8, Green- rells Inlet starting pitcher Chapin-Newberry 9, Camden 4 ville leads series 1-0 The university’s Board of Anthony Peck. However, it Wednesday Wednesday Trustee Compensation Com- The Associated Press Chapin-Newberry 13, Camden 9, Gaffney at Greenville, ppd., rain managed only one run and Chapin-Newberry wins series Thursday mittee approved the new deal Clemson head coach Monte Lee left runners in scoring po- 3-0, advances to state Gaffney at Greenville Thursday. Today has received a new 6-year con- sition in four of the five in- FLORENCE VS. HORRY Greenville at Gaffney Lee’s contract will keep him tract that will pay him $2.75 mil- nings and trailed 3-1. Monday Saturday at Clemson through 2022. Horry at Florence, ppd., rain Gaffney at Greenville (if neces- lion after leading the Tigers to The P-15’s finally broke Tuesday sary) He’ll make $400,000 next sea- the program’s first ACC tourna- through in the seventh in a Florence 2, Horry 0, Florence Sunday son, with the salary gradually leads series 1-0 Greenville at Gaffney (if neces- ment title in 10 seasons. big way. Twitty, in his first Wednesday sary) climbing to $500,000 in 2022, at-bat of the game after Horry 7, Florence 3, series tied the final year of the contract. Course in Manning. 1-1 LANCASTER VS. INMAN taking over on the mound Thursday Tuesday Lee will also receive a $50,000 All proceeds from the tour- for Ryan Touchberry, rifled Horry at Florence Inman 11, Lancaster 0 bonus once he signs the deal. nament will benefit the Lau- Today Wednesday a shot to the gap in right- Florence at Horry (if necessary) Inman 5, Lancaster 4 Lee led the Tigers to 44 vic- rence Manning Academy Saturday Inman 16, Lancaster 5, Inman center for a leadoff double. Horry at Florence (if necessary) wins series 3-0, advances to tories and an Atlantic Coast baseball program for facilities A Spittle single moved him state Conference Tournament title upgrades, equipment and new to third. Peck struck out this season, his first since tak- uniforms. The tournament Rylan Williamson with ing over from Hall-of-Fame format is a 4-man Captain’s Spittle stealing second on 5-3. Jordan Holladay sin- Post 178 broke through for coach Jack Leggett. Choice at a cost of $50 per the third strike. gled to left to score Price three runs in the fifth. Lee’s two assistants, Brad- player. Mulligans will be Post 178 chose to play its and make it 6-3. After retiring Jack Dixon ley LeCroy and Andrew See available for $5 apiece with a infield in and Caleb Larri- A single by Larrimer to start the inning, Touch- also received new contracts limit of two per player. The more hit a hot shot past ended Peck’s night as lefty berry walked Scott. Ma- paying them each $151,500 combined team handicap diving second baseman Del Stephens came to the scerilli put down a bunt next spring. must be 30-plus and only one Bianco to deliver Twitty mound. He walked Twitty that third baseman James player can have a handicap and Spittle and tie the to load the bases before get- was going to let roll foul. Florence 11 of 7 or less. The top two game at 3-3. Peck fanned ting Spittle to line out to However, he couldn’t get Sumter 2 teams will receive a cash James for the second out, right to end the inning. Ste- out of the way of the ball prize. but Ryan Moore was first- phens would get the win and it him, allowing Ma- FLORENCE — The Sumter Door prizes will be award- pitch swinging and The P-15’s took a 1-0 lead scerilli to reach. That X-Play Angels all-star softball ed and a chicken bog lunch 1-hopped the wall in left- in the first. Price reached would be the end of the team saw its run in the state will be served. Hole sponors center for a double that on an infield single and line for Touchberry as he tournament come to an end are also needed. scored Larrimore from first went to third on a Holladay was replaced by Twitty. with an 11-2 loss to Florence For more information, call to make it 4-3. single. He scored on a Lar- Twitty walked the first on Wednesday at Freedom Layne Osteen at (803) 468- Price followed with a rimer fielder’s choice. batter he faced, McKinney, Florence Sports Complex. 6073. deep fly ball that leftfielder While Touchberry walked to load the bases. King fol- Samantha Kirkhart had a Jack Dixon had difficulty three and hit a batter lowed with a 2-run single hit and scored a run for Sum- Former Clemson guard judging. It fell in for a dou- through the first four in- that sent McKinney to ter. Ava Sliwonik scored the Stitt found dead ble for Price’s fourth hit, nings, Murrells Inlet was third. He scored on a wild other run and Laini Cosinski CLEMSON — Former scoring Moore to make it unable to score. However, pitch to make it 3-1. also had a hit. Clemson point guard Demon- tez Stitt was found dead at Kershaw 7 his home in Charlotte on Sumter 6 Tuesday. Lead investigator Eric walk to Lathan Todd would grounded to short, with HARTSVILLE – The Sum- Wheeler in the Mecklenburg HARTSVILLE load the bases with two Todd throwing ter 7-8 year-old coaches pitch County Medical Examiner’s From Page B1 outs for Reynolds, who Pendergrass out at third to softball team was eliminated Office said Wednesday in an popped out to short to end the threat. from the state tournament email to The Associated leave Sumter down 4-1. Three walks contributed with a 7-6 loss to Kershaw on Press there was no trauma the Hartsville pitcher came Hartsville had an to a 2-run sixth for Sumter, Tuesday at Byerly Park. found on the body of 27-year- home on a wild pitch to opportunity to add some with Yates lacing an RBI Lyza Prickelmeyer, Anna old Stitt and that foul play is Garrett, who drew a walk insurance in its half of the single up the middle and Grace Fowler, Kayleigh Par- not suspected. before Sykes got Preston fifth and did so as Mason Reynolds coming home on menter-Avins, Mylah Ardis Wheeler said a cause of Watford on strikes and Gainey was hit by a Sykes a wild pitch. The inning and Katie Mullens each had death is still pending. Ashanti McFarland on a pitch, took second on a would end with the P-15’s two hits for Sumter. Stitt played with the Tigers 6-3 putout to hold the Post McDonald single, moved to still trailing 5-4 after a On Monday, Sumter beat from 2007-2011 and is the only 53 lead at 4-0. third on a Marshall fly to Periara popout to short Hartsville 15-5. Parmenter- one in program history to Hartsville’s second- right and scored on a and a Frye grounder to Avins, Mullens and Cadence start on four straight NCAA inning run came after Garrett Gainey single to third. Ruighaver each went 3-for-3 Tournament teams. Watford was hit by a right, pushing the lead Back-to-back doubles by and KK Wright hit a home He averaged 14.5 points and Holliday pitch, took second back to four runs at 5-1. Garrett Gainey and run. 4.3 rebounds as a senior in on McFarland’s sac bunt, In the P-15’s fifth, Watford to open the 2010-11. advanced to third on a wild Chapman smacked a 1-out seventh would begin a big LMA Golf Invitational Clemson coach Brad pitch and scored on a Kyle single up the middle but inning for Hartsville. Saturday Brownell said Stitt was a plea- Hawkins groundout to was erased by Post 53 Watford then came home The LMA Golf Invitational sure to coach, a player with a second. catcher Owen Taylor on a as Reynolds dropped a will be held on Saturday, July “big smile and competitive Sumter got a first-inning steal attempt just before Hawkins fly ball to left, 16, at Shannon Greens Golf spirit.” double from Joey Periara McDonald hit Periara with followed by a double from and a walk to Chandler a pitch. Taylor, a squeeze bunt by Hunter to open the second, A walk to Frye brought Pendergrass that left all but did not have anything the potential tying run runners safe, a walk to to show for it on the into the on-deck circle Mason Gainey and an RBI scoreboard. The P-15 third with Hunter at the plate. single by McDonald. DON’T MISS OUT! began with a Reynolds Hunter delivered an RBI Marshall then tripled to single up the middle, but single to left to cut the lead deep right-center to plate Reynolds would be wiped to 5-2 but that would be it two more for a 12-4 Post 53 Download our Mobile App today! out at second on a steal for Sumter as Twitty flied lead, bringing Dalton attempt just ahead of Trey out to right to end the Browder to the mound and Yates reaching on an frame. pinch hitter Trey Caudle infield error. The inning Walks to Hawkins and up as the inning’s 10th would end with Tucker Taylor to open the Post 53 batter. Caudle would Chapman hitting into a sixth would bring Twitty ground out to Todd at 4-6-3 double play. to the mound for the short to finally end the McDonald ran into his P-15’s. The right-hander frame for Sumter. first trouble on the mound would hit Pendergrass The P-15’s loaded the after walking Periara and with his first pitch to load bases in their half of the Trent Frye to open the the bases with no outs. seventh with two walks bottom half of the fourth. McFarland would ground and an infield error. A Periara would advance to to third, allowing a putout single up the middle from third on a Hunter fly ball on Hawkins at the plate. Yates brought Blackley to right and come home on Twitty would get out of the home with the game’s final Andrew Twitty’s fielder’s inning unscathed as run before Chapman choice grounder to second. McDonald flied out to grounded to short to end A single by Blackley and a center and and Marshall the game. Need Water? 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COLLEGE FOOTBALL New SEC East coaches play catch-up with West powers

By JOHN ZENOR The Associated Press

HOOVER, Ala. — The SEC East is relying heavily on three former Nick Saban assistants to restore balance to the league. The division that once reigned with the likes of Steve Spurrier, Phillip Ful- mer, Mark Richt and Urban Meyer hasn’t won a South- eastern Conference title in eight years. Saban and Ala- bama still lead a formidable parade of Western Division teams but there’s an abun- dance of new blood in that sometimes overlooked East. Georgia hired Crimson Tide defensive coordinator Kirby Smart, South Carolina turned to ex-Saban defensive coordi- The Associated Press nator Will Muschamp and South Carolina wide receiver Deebo Samuel speaks to the media at the SEC Media Days on Thursday in Hoover, Ala. The Gamecocks Missouri promoted defensive were picked to finish last in the 7-team Eastern Division in voting by members of the media. coordinator Barry Odom. Not that the East is getting end, (based on) who helps us Now that Muschamp is wins. defensive about that one-sid- CAROLINA win right now. That’s the getting another chance in “I don’t really look at ed recent history. Florida, From Page B1 bottom line, and that’s what the SEC East, he’s trying to coach Muschamp’s past,” after all, had already turned we plan on doing.” avoid a repeat of those Zandi said. “Only a fool a year earlier to former That will dictate his choice struggles in scoring points. trips on what’s behind him. ‘Bama offensive coordinator Muschamp isn’t giving between Perry Orth and “Really, it comes back to We’re just looking forward. Jim McElwain. himself a time cushion to freshman Brandon McIl- offense ... to make sure He came in here with a plan “I think balance and parity turn the program back wain as the starting quar- we’re practicing the right and he stated what he want- is a key for any conference,” around after a 3-9 season terback. Muschamp and the way, whether it’s staff, ed to accomplish, and we’re said Smart, a former Georgia when Spurrier stepped down Gamecocks also must res- scheme, decision-making, going from there.” player in his first head coach- in October. urrect a defense that was whatever,” he said. “But The Gamecocks open with ing turn. “I think if you ask “There is no three-year last in the league in total, that falls on my shoulders. Vanderbilt, whose running the commissioner, he would plan, five-year plan,” Mus- scoring and run defense. So I’m taking full responsi- back Ralph Webb predicted like to have that balance. champ said Thursday at Defense was never the bility of that and making it would “definitely” win the That’s why they divided the media days. “They plan to issue for Muschamp during better in this situation.” game in Nashville. That conference the way they did. win now. Ok? That’s my an up-and-down four years South Carolina offensive gives South Carolina bulle- “It certainly hasn’t been mentality. at Florida, where his teams lineman Mason Zandi isn’t tin board material even be- that way. It’s our job on the “We make decisions as far struggled offensively. He worried about what hap- fore preseason camp starts. East to do something about as who’s going to be the spent last season as Au- pened at Florida. Mus- “Yeah, I saw it but we’ll that. We’ve got to do a great quarterback, who’s going to burn’s defensive coordina- champ was 28-21, going 11-2 show up Sept. 1,” Zandi said. job on our side to compete, be the running back or who tor after getting fired from in his second season and Now, that was closer to a recruit, get the right facili- is going to play defensive his first head coaching job. following that with four Spurrier one-liner. ties, put the right programs in place to be successful.” Missouri won back-to-back East titles before falling to 5-7 in Gary Pinkel’s final season. The Tigers allowed 101 points Ole Miss NCAA investigation hot topic at SEC Media Days in a pair of title-game defeats. An indication of how cycli- By DAVID BRANDT ship reductions and three cal these things can be, the The Associated Press years of probation. The East won six of the first NCAA can accept or add to seven SEC championship HOOVER, Ala. — Mississip- those penalties. games. And Meyer’s Florida pi is coming off an impressive The case could drag on for teams contributed a couple of 10-win season, returns argu- several more months. Ole championships during the ably the league’s best quarter- Miss has asked to delay a SEC’s current run of eight back and recently had three hearing before the Committee national titles in 10 years. of its top players selected in on Infractions while it looks Tim Tebow and the Gators the first round of the NFL into draft-night allegations in- topped Alabama in the 2008 draft. volving former left tackle Lar- league title game, but the Not many people wanted to emy Tunsil, who acknowl- East hasn’t won since. Six of talk about that at Southeast- edged following on NFL draft the last seven games haven’t ern Conference media days. night that he accepted money even been decided by double- Instead, the majority of from a coach while he was at digit margins, including questions focused around the Ole Miss. scores like 42-13 (Alabama- school’s long-running NCAA Freeze said he “can’t com- Missouri), 42-10 (LSU-Geor- investigation into the football ment on anything that’s ongo- gia) and 56-17 (Alabama- program that’s approaching The Associated Press ing with the NCAA.” South Carolina). four years. Coach Hugh Mississippi head coach Hugh Freeze speaks at the SEC Media “There will come a day McElwain is entering his Freeze said on Thursday that Days on Thursday in Hoover, Ala. Freeze spent a good bit of the where we get to stand before second season at Florida, he couldn’t discuss details of day answering questions about its NCAA investigation. the committee on infractions, where he debuted with an the case and had no timetable which are the ones that mat- SEC East title and a 29-15 loss for its resolution, but defend- and our staff knows that very tation.” ter, and we will be held ac- to the Tide in Atlanta. McEl- ed the program’s reputation. well,” Freeze said. “I have a The university has already countable for any wrongdoing wain was part of Alabama’s “I have zero interest in cut- lot of things that I’m not very self-imposed some penalties that is found, and that’s the national championships in ting corners to be successful, good at, but that is not a temp- for football, including scholar- way it should be,” Freeze said. 2009 and 2011. “It’s not something you can really just go and talk about,” McElwain said. “It’s something that you have to live every single day in the devel- Got opment of getting a little bit GET A CAR! better. And for us, having an a Job? opportunity to play in that game was huge because I NO CREDIT CHECK think it was a class of guys in NO CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! BANKRUPTCY - NO PROBLEM! BAD CREDIT - NO PROBLEM! the University of Florida his- DIVORCE - NO PROBLEM! 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Defensive end Mykelle Mc- pects. Abram said he likes Mus- Culpepper has made two un- July. liked Xavier a lot and Maryland Daniel of Loganville, Ga., is a champ and his interest in USC official visits to USC. He has not DB Jamyest Williams of Lo- has always been a school he’s 2016 football recruit who re- at this point is “pretty high.” set up any visits for this sum- ganville, Ga., announced a top liked a lot. mains unsigned as he finishes He’s also hearing from Loui- mer, but he plans to return to five of Clemson, USC, UGA, “We have the relationship up academic requirements. He siana State, Alabama, Mississip- USC at some point. There is no Ohio State, and Tennessee on with (new USC assistant coa- said last week his hope, and his pi State and Colorado State order to his seven, but USC is Sunday. cha) Bruce (Shingler). I don’t intention, is to go to the Univer- among others. Abram said he recruiting him the hardest out DE Xavier Thomas, an ’18 re- know the head coach (Frank sity of South Carolina. will visit Alabama on Sunday of the group right now. cruit from Wilson High in Flor- Martin).” “I will be going to USC,” Mc- and LSU probably “They’re letting me know I’m a ence, the lone member of his O’Connell said VT also in in Daniel said. “I’m just waiting on on Thursday. He top priority,” he said. class invited to The Opening, the hunt. He believes Xavier, test scores. They get back on doesn’t expect to Last season, Culpepper had said Clemson, USC, FSU and Pitt, VT and Maryland have the (July) 20.” make his decision over 20 tackles with three inter- Ohio State are the top schools been the strongest the longest McDaniel said he talked with until after his sea- ceptions and four passes de- on his list at the present time. with Marshall with USC com- USC head coach Will Mus- son and he will be fended. ing on late. Marshall has not CLEMSON champ last week. graduating in De- Oklahoma DB commitment named a favorite. Last season, “Muschamp is 100 percent cember. DB CJ Avery of Grenada, Marshall averaged 15 points, Kornblut Trajan Bandy of Miami was at holding a scholarship for me DE Matthew The Opening last week and he Miss., spent three days at a nine rebounds and 4 assists per and can’t wait for me to get Butler of Garner, told 247Sports that while he’s Clemson camp in June and left game. there,” McDaniel said. Asked if N.C., has narrowed his focus to still good with his commitment there with the Tigers No. 1 on USC has offered 6-7 Duane Muschamp told him he’s a take USC, Tennessee, North Caroli- to the Sooners he will take vis- his list. At that time he planned Moss of Carolina Forest High in if all the academic require- na State, North Carolina and its to USC and Miami this fall. to be back for the All-In Cook- Myrtle Beach. His father, ments are met, McDaniel re- Duke. Butler visited USC in Defensive lineman Neil Far- out on July 22, but he said his Benny, is the associate head plied, “Yes he did. I will be sign- June and he’s looking at some rell of Mobile, Ala., has a top six parents won’t be able to make it, coach at Coastal Carolina. Some ing soon.” dates for return visits to USC in no order of USC, Michigan, so neither will he. of his other reported offers are McDaniel visited USC in this summer and this fall. He Alabama, UF, Southern Califor- He is going to FSU next week Middle Tennessee, Charlotte, March and it appeared a com- has no timetable on a decision, nia and LSU. He attended a USC and he is also going to Missis- Tennessee Tech and Furman. mitment was forthcoming, but but said it could be done before camp last month. sippi State for a camp. He’d PG Devontae Shuler, the for- he was forced to hold off while the season. Butler added that all DE J’Bril Glaze of Tampa, liked to get to Auburn in early mer Irmo High star who played his academic issues were ad- five schools are recruiting him Fla., said he continues to hear August before getting into prac- last season at Oak Hill Acade- dressed. According to his assis- the same and there’s no leader from USC “moderately. It hasn’t tice. my in Virginia and will return tant coach, Kenyatta Watson, at this point. been very recent. About a Avery has had a top ten of there for his senior season, said McDaniel has achieved a quali- “The factors are just being month ago.” Clemson, Mississippi, Mississip- he won’t make a decision on col- fying test score and the NCAA great in the classroom and on He is hearing a lot from Indi- pi State, Notre Dame, Louisville, lege until April of ’17, and he’s approved his classes. He is now the field and improving my ma- ana, Mississippi State and Cin- Tennessee, Michigan, Alabama, still considering several pro- waiting on results of his most turity level as a man,” Butler cinnati and he recently heard California and Auburn since grams. Shuler said in an inter- recent graduation test. And said. “I’m just looking for the from Alabama. Glaze said USC early June and that has not view with TheState.com at the even after getting that rest re- school that’s going to put me in did scout him during the spring. changed. It will soon though be- Peach Jam in North Augusta sult back, McDaniel will still the best position to play in the Glaze said he and some of his cause Avery plans to cut his list that he is looking at Oklahoma have to clear USC admissions to NFL (National Football League) teammates will either visit or to a top four or five before his State, NCSU, UNC, Georgetown, join the Gamecocks, and that’s and to further my world ca- camp at USC later this month. season starts. Virginia, VT, Southern Cal, assuming Muschamp is still in- reer.” He has a top eight of USC, Avery said he talks with USC and Clemson. Of that terested in having him in the QB Kaymen Cureton of UK, Mississippi State, Arizona, Clemson defensive coordinator group, Shuler said right now program. Lawndale, Calif., has a grand- Indiana, Michigan State, Ten- Brent Venables basically every he’s hearing the most from Last season, McDaniel had mother who lives in Beaufort nessee and South Florida. Glaze day and said Ole Miss and Mis- Georgetown and NCSU. 100 tackles and 13 quarterback and he is going there on July 23 doesn’t plan to make a decision sissippi State, along with Au- Shuler said he will take offi- sacks. for a family reunion. While in until after his season. burn, Louisville and ND, are cial visits when he returns to Linebacker James Houston the state the San Jose State LB KJ Britt of Oxford, Ala., also making a strong push. He school this fall, and one for sure (6-feet-2-inches, 230 pounds) of commitment plans to visit USC. has been in contact with USC has also visited Ole Miss, Mis- will be to Southern Cal. As for Plantation, Fla., has made a Cureton reported an offer recruiter Hutzler and remains sissippi State, Tennessee and his two former instate pro- couple of visits to USC, includ- from USC in April, but hasn’t interested in USC. Britt said Alabama this summer. Avery is grams, USC and Clemson, Shul- ing one for a camp last month, had that much contact with it he’s no longer in touch with graduating early, but he won’t er said the interest is there. and said USC is one of the between then and now. He has Clemson. He’s also talking to make his decision until after his “South Carolina, of course, schools being very active with talked recently with QB coach Alabama-Birmingham, South season. they are going to recruit me; him in recruiting. He’s also Kurt Roper. Cureton added he Alabama, GT, Jacksonville “Deciding factor, I’d have to that’s my hometown,” Shuler hearing from Florida, Michigan does not believe his offer from State, UGA, UF and LSU. Britt say that is development,” Avery said. “They stand as one of my and Wisconsin. Houston said he USC is a committable one at said there is no favorite. He said said. “Getting in and become a top five. And, of course, Clem- gets a strong message from USC this point. he’ll probably come to a USC better player and try to get to son, that’s a good hour and a when he talks with Muschamp Cureton had major numbers game this season. the NFL.” half away from home. They’ll and assistants Travaris Robin- last season, passing for 3,787 LB Sherrod Greene of Rocky DLs Breyon Gaddy and Bran- be in my top five, of course, son and Coleman Hutzler “al- yards, rushing for 773 yards and Mount, N.C., said at The Open- don Gaddy of Virginia Beach, too.” most every day. totaling 34 touchdowns. He also ing he will visit NCSU on July Va., have set the announcement Shuler said he plans to have a “I know that they want me re- lists offers from Alabama, Colo- 22 and USC on July 23. He told of their school for Aug. 26. They top five next April and from ally bad,” Houston said. “They rado State, LSU, Boston College 247Sports USC and VT are are going as a pair and have there he will make his decision. are taking four linebackers, and and others. pushing him the hardest. been favoring Tennessee over Ja Morant, a 6-2 PG from I know they have three commit- USC, Duke and Virginia Tech DE Joe Anderson of Copiah- Clemson, FSU, UGA, Southern Crestwood High, visited USC ted so they are kind of waiting remain the top three with run- Lincoln JC in Mississippi said Cal, VT and UF in that order. late last month. He also visited for me to make my decision at ning back Jalen Holston of he will visit USC, but hasn’t set They planned to visit Clemson East Carolina. He has offers this point. I know they want me Stockbridge, Ga., and USC has a date. He also likes Houston, this week. from Murray State, Duquesne, pretty bad. I could definitely see him lined up for another visit Texas A&M and Southern Cal. DB Mike Carter of Doug- South Carolina State and Mary- myself at South Carolina. They on July 22. Holston was at USC Offensive lineman Riley lasville, Ga., committed to Duke land- Eastern Shore. He’s also want me to come in and play for a camp last month and has Locklear of Huntington, W.Va., last week. He also had a Clem- hearing from Clemson. Morant right away. I have no choice but also been to NCSU, Duke, VT, committed to Tennessee. He son offer and visited the Tigers averaged 27 points, eight re- to listen to that. I’m definitely Kentucky, UGA, Tennessee and was a USC target. last month. bounds and eight assists last looking at South Carolina very Auburn. He’s also going to visit Clemson OL commitment season. According to basketball hard.” UNC on Saturday. CLEMSON AND USC Matt Bockhorst suffered a leg website reports, Clemson is in- Houston said it seems to him Holston hears regularly from DB Tre Shaw of Ellenwood, injury during a drill at The volved with 6-8 guard Jahbril that USC, Wisconsin and UF are USC RB coach Bobby Bentley Ga., has set Monday for his Opening on Sunday. He had to Price-Noel of Scarborough, On- pushing the hardest for him and area recruiter Bryan Mc- commitment announcement. be carted off the field. tario, in Canada and 6-6 ‘18 re- through their recruiting efforts. Clendon. He recently narrowed his list to cruit Blue Smith of Dayton, He doesn’t have a favorite “Actually, they want me to Clemson, USC, UNC and Au- BASKETBALL Ohio. He’s also a football pros- among the three. He also said commit,” Holston said. “It could burn. He’s visited all four this Late last month, 6-6 shooting pect. Miami has told him he’s No. 1 be possible. I feel like they can summer. DB AJ Terrell of At- guard Naji Marshall of Green- Nate Roberts, a 6-8 ’18 small LB target, but he really hasn’t use me a lot.” lanta is being strongly recruited belt, Md., made an unofficial forward recruit from Baltimore, seen the recruiting effort to sup- Holston said he’s looking at by USC and Clemson. They are visit to USC and he has USC on announced an offer from Clem- port that. Houston plans to take making his decision in August. two of his top teams at this his short list as he works on a son on Twitter. He also has of- some more visits this summer, Some other schools he’s hear- point along with UF, Auburn, decision he’d like to make by fers from Kansas State, Towson, but has not decided where. He ing from are Mississippi State, UGA and Alabama. He’s point- the end of July. Cincinnati, Massachusetts and plans to wait until after the sea- Georgia Tech, Louisville and ing toward a decision on his “He told me he liked South James Madison. son on his decision. West Virginia. He said WVU is birthday on Sept. 23, though Carolina a lot,” said Marshall’s USC Upstate signed 6-3 DB Johnathan Abram of also on him pretty hard. that’s not absolute. head coach, Brendan O’Connell. Thomas Booker of Bowling Jones County Junior College in DB Naytron Culpepper of Between now and then, Ter- “He’s been to about six schools, Green, Ky., 6-3 Tim Hart of Mississippi is a former starting Miami released his top seven rell plans to visit as many of his and he’s got four or five he likes. Plano, Texas, and 6-7 Nick Ko- safety at Georgia and now is a schools as USC, Michigan State, favorites as possible. His most He enjoyed Pitt(sburgh) a lot, rnieck of Henderson, Nev. top target for USC. Tennessee, Oklahoma State, Ar- recent stop was at Clemson last “Me and Coach Muschamp kansas, Louisville and Utah. month to check out the Tigers talk every day,” Abram said. Culpepper has strong interest again during a camp session. “He’s just saying how much in USC. Terrell has not identified a lead- they need me and stuff like “It’s a great opportunity to er from his top six, but the visit that.” play early and get coached by a to Clemson did work well on the Abram said he’s planning to great DB coach,” Culpepper Tigers’ behalf. “Clemson is visit USC “probably” on July 23 said. “He (Robinson) sees me high, really high,” Terrell said. along with his brother Aaron, being on the island at Terrell also attended satellite FACTORY OUTLET who also has a USC offer. That’s corner(back), but staying versa- camps staged by UGA and UF • Bed Linens • Comforters • Bath Towels, Washcloths • Rug Sets the day USC is holding its final tile in the secondary like (for- in Atlanta last month. 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Tisha was preceded in death Interment will follow in voice of the Lord calling for OBITUARIES by her grandfathers, J.T. Bur- Florence National Cemetery, him to come home. He closed ROBBIE JANE N. MCINTYRE gess and William Gee. Florence. his eyes and went to sleep. Cain's Mill Club in Sumter; Public viewing will be held The family will be receiving Thomas was a member of Robbie Jane Nelson Mc- and served as past director of from 2 to 6 p.m. today at Job’s friends at 495 Pudding Swamp Salem Missionary Baptist Intyre, 84, a daughter of the the Orangeburg-Calhoun For- Mortuary. Road, Lynchburg, SC 29080. Church of Sumter. He gradu- late Willie Judge and Frances est Landowners Association. Mrs. Wilson will be placed Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. ated from Sumter High School Green Nelson, departed this He was an avid hunter and in the Sumter High School Main St., Sumter, is in charge in 1972. earthly life on Thursday, July fisherman. gymnasium at 10 a.m. until of arrangements. He leaves to cherish his lov- 7, 2016, at North Shore Hospi- Boots is survived by his the hour service. Online memorials may be ing and fond memories: a lov- tal in Miami, Florida. wife of 19 years, Debbie; two Homegoing services will be sent to the family at jobsmor- ing and devoted mother, Lula Funeral services will be stepsons, Grant and Cory held at 11 a.m. on Saturday in [email protected] or visit us on Conyers Washington; loving held at 11 a.m. on Saturday at Baker of Cordova; his mother, the gymnasium of Sumter the web at www.jobsmortuary. wife, Jeronia Pringle Wash- Prayer House Mission, 1076 Lorinne J. DeLorme; an uncle, High School with Pastor Al- net. ington; two brothers, Arthur Bald Eagle Road, Summerton, John W. Johnson of Sumter; a freda Johnson officiating, as- (Linda) Washington of Sum- where Apostle Eartha B. Cart- brother, Bob DeLorme (Melis- sisted by Bishop Jeffery John- ERNEST POWELL JR. ter and Albert Washington of er serves as pastor. The Rev. sa) of Stone Mountain, Geor- son, Pastor Betty Dukes, Pas- Ernest Powell Jr., 70, of 2046 Sumter; one daughter, Sato- Marvin McIntyre will offici- gia; a sister, Fran Clement tor Kimberly King and the Brewer Springs Road, Cam- nya Gibbs of Sumter; two ate. Interment will follow in (Merritt) of Mount Pleasant; Rev. Bill Bennett assisting. In- den, passed on Saturday, July sons, Kedric (La’ Shriee) Par- the Historic Santee AME his mother-in-law, Sadie terment will follow in St. 9, 2016. sons of Albemarle, North Car- Church cemetery. Padgett; a sister-in-law, Rhon- James Churchyard cemetery. Funeral services will be olina, and Terrence (Lisa) Viewing will be held from da Patterson (Harry) of Or- The family will be receiving conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday Delay of El Paso, Texas; five noon to 8 p.m. today at the fu- angeburg; six nephews, Perry friends at the home of her at Broom Hill Baptist Church, stepchildren, Rashida Caesar, neral home. DeLorme, Corey DeLorme, mother, 6 Hoyt St., Sumter. Rembert, with burial in the Jackie Pringle, Jeronia Evans, The family is receiving Sean DeLorme (Haley), Mac Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. church cemetery. Frank Evans III and Michael friends and relatives at the DeLorme, Hayden Clement Main St., Sumter, is in charge Nelson-Haile Funeral Home Evans of Sumter; seven aunts; residence, 6181 Wash Davis and Robbie Felkel; two nieces, of arrangements. is in charge of arrangements. two uncles; devoted nieces Road, Summerton. Lorinne Southerland (Evan) Online memorials may be and nephews who were adopt- Online condolences may be and Rebecca Felkel; and nu- sent to the family at jobsmor- WILLIAM D. PETERSON III ed into the family, Barry and sent to www.summertonfuner- merous cousins. [email protected] or visit us on Funeral services for Wil- Delores Anderson of Colum- alhome.com A memorial and celebra- the web at www.jobsmortuary. liam Domanic Peterson III bia and Joseph and Bertha Funeral arrangements are tion of life service will be held net. will be held at 1 p.m. today at Dinkins of Sumter; and a host entrusted to Summerton Fu- between the hours of 4 and 6 Community Funeral Home of grandchildren, nieces, neral Home LLC, 23 S. Duke p.m. on Tuesday for sharing WILLIAM MCCRAY Chapel with Bishop Sylvester nephews, cousins, other rela- St., Summerton, phone (803) and visitation at Highland William McCray departed Francis. tives and friends. 485-3755. Baptist Church, 4695 North his earthly life on July 7, 2016, William was born on Oct. Thomas was preceded in Road, Orangeburg, SC 29116. at Carriage House of Florence. 10, 1997, a son of William Pe- death by his father, Deacon DONNIE O'NEIL FULTON Please send memorials to He was born on Aug. 12, terson Jr. and Barbara Evans. Junior Albert Washington; DILLON — Donnie O'Neil Omar Shrine, 176 Patriots 1953, in Clarendon County. He attended the public two uncles, Isaac Washington Fulton died on Saturday, July Point Road, Mount Pleasant, Fond memories are embed- schools of Sumter. and Cole "C.W." Washington 9, 2016. SC 29464; The Disabled Ameri- ded into the hearts of his sur- He departed this life on Fri- Jr.; and grandmother, Hessie Funeral services will be can Veterans; or a charity of vivors: his two children, Wil- day, July 8, 2016. Conyers. held at 4 p.m. Saturday at your choice. lard McCray of Charlotte, Survivors are his parents; Public viewing will be held Crestwood High School, 2000 North Carolina, and Shenneil brothers, Tony Evans and from 2 to 7 p.m. today at Job’s Oswego Road, Sumter. DANIEL ELMORE (David) Strickland of Fayette- Shariff Brown; sisters, Susie Mortuary. These services have been Daniel Elmore, son of Leroy ville, North Carolina; three Dinkins, De’Jana Laws, Steph- Mr. Washington will be entrusted to Samuels Funeral Burgess Jr. and Dorothy Mae brothers, McSwain (Elizane anie Bradley and Mekwana placed in the church at 10:30 Home LLC of Manning. Elmore, died on Sunday, July Jame) Epps, Nathaniel Epps Ross; maternal grandmother, a.m. on Saturday until the 10, 2016, in Williamsburg and Nathaniel (Velma) Mc- Emma Dinkins; and other rel- hour of service. JULIA H. JOHNSON County. Cray; six sisters, Vernice atives and friends. Funeral service will be held MANNING — Julia Ham- He was born on Sept. 30, 1976. Rufus, Pearline Gamble, Virgi- Online memorials can be at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at mett Johnson, wife of Leroy Funeral service will be held na Jordan, Lulabell Epps, sent to [email protected]. Salem Missionary Baptist "Byrd" Johnson, died on at 11 a.m. on Saturday at How- Lizzie Harrison and Mary Community Funeral Home Church with the pastor, Dr. Wednesday, July 6, 2016. ard Chapel AME Church, Barno; six grandchildren; and of Sumter is in charge of Nate Brock, officiating. Inter- Funeral services for Mrs. New Zion, with the Rev. Oli- a host of nieces, nephews and these arrangements. ment will follow in Hillside Johnson will be held at 11 ver Davis, pastor, officiating dear friends. Memorial Park. a.m. Saturday at Green Hill and the Rev. Sam Whack, eu- Mr. McCray will be placed THOMAS J. WASHINGTON The family will be receiving Missionary Baptist Church, logist, assisted by the Rev. Rex in the church at 10 a.m. for Thomas James "Truck" friends at 232 W. Williams St., 1260 Green Hill Church Road, Fredrick. Interment will fol- viewing until the hour of ser- Washington was born on Sumter, and 516 Magnolia St., Alcolu, with the Rev. Delbert low in the churchyard ceme- vice. April 4, 1954, in Sumter Coun- Sumter. H. Singleton Jr., pastor, pre- tery. Funeral services will be ty, a son of Lula Conyers Job’s Mortuary Inc., 312 S. siding, the Rev. Terry John- Sumter Funeral Service Inc. held at 11 a.m. today at Am- Washington and the late Dea- Main St., Sumter, is in charge son, eulogist, and the Rev. is in charge of arrangements. bassador for Christ Restora- con Junior Washington. He of arrangements. Ashley B. Vaughn and the tion and Deliverance Family was united in marriage to Je- Online memorials may be Rev. W.J. Frierson Sr. assist- TISHA LATOYA WILSON Worship Center, 297 W. Main ronia Pringle Washington. sent to the family at jobsmortu- ing. Burial will follow in the Tisha LaToya Wilson made St., Olanta, with Pastor Min- On Tuesday morning, July [email protected] or visit us on the churchyard cemetery. her transition into eternal life nie Pearl Johnson officiating. 12, 2016, Thomas heard the web at www.jobsmortuary.net. The family is receiving on July 8, 2016, at Palmetto friends at the residence, 1670 Health Richland. Durant Lane, Manning. Tisha LaToya Wilson was These services have been born on Dec. 4, 1989, in Sum- Mt. Pisgah Missionary entrusted to Samuels Funeral ter, a daughter of Joseph Lee Mt. Pisgah Missionary Home LLC of Manning. and Gloria Hart. She received her formal education in the LINDA THURSTON public school system of Sum- BaptistBaptist Church Linda Thurston, age 58, be- ter County. She was currently loved wife of Thomas Thur- a senior at Central Carolina 7355 Camden Highway • Rembert, SC ANTHONY L. TAYLOR, SR. NTHONY AYLOR R ston, died on Wednesday, July Technical College in Sumter 7355 Camden Highway • Rembert, SC A HOST L. P TASTOR , S . 13, 2016, at Palmetto Health and was an employee of Wal- HOST PASTOR Tuomey. Mart. On July 26, 2014, she Arrangements are incom- married the love of her life, plete at this time and will be Wallace C. Wilson Jr. She was Revival Meeting announced by Bullock Funer- a member of St. James Holi- Revival Meeting al Home. ness Church, Sumter. Those who remain to cher- JulyJuly 18 - 22, 2016 • 7pm NightlyNightly ish her memory are a loving and devoted husband, Wallace C. Wilson Jr.; three daughters, Evangelist for the week will be Onistee’ Z. Wilson, Saryniti Z. Evangelist for the week will be Wilson and Harmony I. Gar- rick; one son, Karmelo C. Wil- ReverendReverend George P. Windley, Jr. WILLIAM M. DELORME son; her parents, Joseph L. and Gloria Hart of Sumter; Pastor of CORDOVA — William four brothers, Derrick Pastor of "Boots" Moultrie DeLorme, 68, (Wanda) McDowell of Pater- First Baptist Missionary Church of Cordova, died on Sunday, son, New Jersey, Tyrone (Tere- First Baptist Missionary Church June 26, 2016, while traveling, sa) McDowell, Reginald Sumter, SC one of his favorite activities. (Tracy) McDowell and Ter- Sumter, SC Born on Dec. 5, 1947, in rence (Breanna) Hart of Sum- Sumter, he was a son of ter; mother-in-law, Cynthia Lorinne Johnson DeLorme (Sherald) Windley of Rembert; VISITING CHURCHES and the late William Moultrie father-in-law, Wallace Wilson DeLorme. Boots graduated Sr. of Sumter; sisters-in-law, Monday, July 18, 2016 • 7:00 p.mp.m.. from Edmunds High School ShaQuandra S. (Robert) Mt.Mt. BethelBethel Baptist • Mt. Sinai Baptist • Mt. PisgahPisgah SanctuarySanctuary 11 and served in the Army, in- Brown, Shalaya Wilson and cluding two tours in Vietnam. Bree Wilson of Sumter, Wale- Tuesday, July 19, 2016 • 7:00 p.m. After an honorable discharge, sha Harrell of Mayesville, Teo- Tuesday, July 19, 2016 • 7:00 p.m. he received a degree in forest- nsha Windley of Columbia St.St. JohnJohn Baptist • Hopewell Baptist • Mt. Pisgah SanctuarySanctuary IIII ry from Lake City Community and Chevanique and Briana • Mt. Pisgah Male Chorus College in Lake City, Florida. Windley of Florence; brothers- • Mt. Pisgah Male Chorus After graduation, he worked in-law, Kavarlas A. (Jessica), Wednesday, July 20, 2016 • 7:007:00 p.m.p.m. with Georgia-Pacific in Madi- Eric (Verna) Windley, Tabion son, Georgia. He moved to Or- Wilson and Terry Wilder of HighHigh Hills A.M.E. • Grant Hill • Mt. Pisgah CombinedCombined ChoirChoir angeburg, where he worked Sumter, Rasheen Jennings of as a forest technician, realtor Fort Knox, Kentucky, and Vic- Thursday, July 21, 2016 • 7:00 p.m.p.m. and crop insurance agent. 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For Sale Unfurnished Land & Lots Notice of Sale BUSINESS PETS & or Trade Apartments for Sale ANIMALS New & used Heat pumps & A/C. Sumter County Properties subject property to her heirs or Oakland Plantation Apts. devisees, namely, Annie Mae SERVICES Will install/repair, Call 33 acres - $98,000 5501 Edgehill Rd Epps-Isaac and Melissa Ann Epps, as 803-968-9549 or 843-992-2364 62 acres - $185,000 499-2157 is more fully preserved in the 220 acres - $1850/ac Dogs 2 BR apartments available Probate records for Sumter County, Brick Work 4 Cemetery plots for sale at Hillside 18 acres - $49,000 as Case No. 2014-ES-43-00589. Applications accepted. or Evergreen Memorial Park. 1.33 ac- $6,500 Monday - Friday $1500.00 each. Call 803-468-7479 J. Hilton - Broker TMS No. 350-00-03-023 MJ Masonry - Specializing in Full breed German Shepard 8 am - 4:30 pm. concrete, brick, stone & tile. Call puppies for sale $350. Call Martin's Used Appliance 803-983-5546 and Mobile Home Matt 803-460-0596 for more info. 803-938-3261 Washers, Dryers, Refrig., Stoves. 400-00-29-416 Guarantee 464-5439 or 469-7311. Waterforde Place Apartments Lot for sale $12,000 2900 Waverly Open 7 Days a week 9am-8pm Rents from $625 per month Property address: Child Care Dr in Lakewood Subd. 155ft x150ft 6650 Epps Drive, 1/2 Month free* 2 Plots For sale in the Veteran's 803-983-5691 Lynchburg, SC 29080 *13 Month lease required Open your heart and home. Garden at Evergreen Cemetery MERCHANDISE Leasing office located at Property for Sale. 0.17 Acres 130 The Court in its Decree has further Become a foster parent. Foster $1950 Ea. Call 843-345-0824 Ashton Mill Hoyt St., Sumter. Best Offer. Call made its finding that this mortgage parents have the opportunity to Kenmore Refrigerator, french Apartment Homes 864-609-4847 was intended to and specifically enhance skills and access to doors with freezer on bottom. 595 Ashton Mill Drive secures and collateralizes that resources 24/7. To learn more Farm Products $600 Call 803-774-8085 803-773-3600 certain Mobile Home permanently contact Lakeisha at 803-237-8153 Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5 TRANSPORTATION affixed to the above described real estate in the mortgage being TOMATOES- Richburg Farms foreclosed and is further provided Fencing HWY 261, Manning, SC Huntington Place Apartments under the laws of the State of South Carolina, the same being more 8am-6:00pm M-Sat (803)473-4844 Rents from $625 per month EMPLOYMENT particularly described as follows: Ted Walker Fencing, industrial, Garage, Yard & 1/2 Month free* private, chain link, wood, vinyl, and Estate Sales *13 Month lease required Autos For Sale 2002 SWEETWATER SHGA7231AB private fencing. at 185 Sherry Ln. Powers Properties Manufactured Home, Serial No. Help Wanted Call 803-972-7080 595 Ashton Mill Drive 1994 Ford F-150, 4 wheel drive, SHGA7231AB, with any fixtures. Yard sale! Sat. 8-12 at 1037 Full-Time 803-773-3600 Robinhood Ave. Furniture, clothes, regular cab. Good a/c & heat. TERMS OF SALE: The successful Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5 Asking $1300 firm. Call Lawn Service and much more!! Seeking a full-time Apartment Man- bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will 803-305-9174 ager for Oakland Plantation Apts. deposit with the Master in Equity, at Attention! Dealers of antiques, conclusion of the bidding, five Daniel's Lawn Care Located in Sumter, SC. Successful Unfurnished collectibles, good used furniture, percent (5%) of said bid is due and • Tree removal •Sod instillation candidate must have excellent ad- Homes home decor and more (no clothing). payable immediately upon closing of • Lawn Service •Landscaping ministrative, communication and or- LEGAL We are having our first (indoor/out- the bidding, in cash or equivalent, as • Mulch / Pine straw ganizational skills. Excellent salary 3BR 1.5BA(ahrn.com #6148327) lg. evidence of good faith, same to be door) flea market at the Farmers • Debris removal and benefits. Please email your fnced yard, $750 mo. + dep. NOTICES applied to purchase price in case of Market building located at West 803-968-4185 information to resume 303-751-1460 compliance, but to be forfeited and Liberty St. and South Artillery Dr. @boydmanagement.com or fax it to applied first to costs and then to This event will be Plaintiff's debt in the case of (fairgrounds). 803-419-6577. EOE 3BR 2BA C/H/A Big yard, newly Abandon Legal Service held on August 13, 2016 from renovated $600 mo. Call Vehicle / Boat non-compliance. In the event of a 7am-4pm. Reserve your space now. Local restaurant opening soon. 803-563-7202 or 803-757-0083 third party bidder and that any third party bidder fails to deliver the Attorney Timothy L. Griffith Come by The Legion's Fair building Onsite interviews for experienced Abandoned 3 & 4 Br homes & MH, in Sumter required deposit in certified 803-607-9087, 360 W. Wesmark. or call for information at country style cooks, waiters, wait- Vehicle Notice: County & Manning area. No Sect. 8. (immediately collectible) funds with Criminal, Family, Accident, Injury 803-983-5997 or 803-464-7643 resses, and managers (Resume's The following vehicle was the Office of the Master in Equity, and speak to Buddy or Ed. accepted) July 19th from 7am-10am Rent + dep. req. Call 803-225-0389. abandoned at Ace Parker Tires, 930 said deposit being due and payable Refreshments will be available for at Hampton Inn conference room N. Lafayette Blvd. Sumter, SC 29150. immediately upon closing of the Houses for rent Painting sale during the event. CALL NOW!! 1370 Broad St. SERIOUS INQUI- Described as a 2013 Ford Fusion, bidding on the day of sale, the 2 & 3 Bed Rms VIN # 3FA6POH97DR214164. Total RIES ONLY! Master in Equity will re-sell the 4920 John Franklin(Off Eagle Rd) Central Heat & AC Call 773-7789 Due for storage is $645.00 as of July subject property at the most Int/Ext Painting, Pressure wash- 12, 2016, plus $35.00 per day ing. 30 yrs exp. Ref. Quality work/free Fri. 9-4 & Sat 7-1. Br furn., Dining Full Time Sales position available. convenient time thereafter table w/ 4 chairs, clothes, misc Mobile Home thereafter. Owner is asked to call (including the day of sale) upon est. Bennie 803-468-7592 Some experience preferred but will 803-775-1277. If not claimed in 30 train. No calls. Apply at Wally's Rentals notification to counsel for Plaintiff. 10 Abbey Hall Ct. off W. Oakland. days. it will be turned over to the Should the last and highest bidder Sat. 8-? Women's clothes up to size Hardware 1291 broad St . Magistrate's Office for public sale. fail or refuse to comply with the Roofing Nice 3BR 2BA DW on 1 acre. 5 min. 20, Men clothes up to size 40, furn., balance due of the bid within 30 Help Wanted to Shaw. Priv lot. $725mo. + dep. hshld ,etc.. Notice of Sale days, then the Master in Equity may Robert's Metal Roofing Part-Time 803-983-0371. re-sell the property on the same 35 Yrs exp. 45 yr warranty. Financing 607 Wren, Sat. 7 a.m. Attic empty! terms and conditions on some Scenic Lake MHP avail. Expert installation. Long list of Fiestaware, couch, ammo boxes, Feed Store looking for Sales MASTER IN EQUITY subsequent Sales Day (at the risk of 3 Bedroom 2 bath , No pets. the said highest bidder). satisfied customers. 803-837-1549. clothes, books, toys, furniture, more. associate, must have animal knowl- NOTICE OF SALE edge & be able to lift feed. Send Call between 9am - 5 pm 2015-CP-43-01477 All Sat. 7-12 at 2240 803-499-1500 No personal or deficiency judgment All Types of Roofing & Repairs Yard Sale! resume to Box 448 c//o The Item, PO being demanded, the bidding will work guaranteed. 30 yrs exp. SC lic. Treetop Ln. Pet supplies, arts & BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore Box 1677 Sumter SC 29151 Small 2 BR MH $450 mo + Dep granted in the case of: Green Tree not remain open after the date of Virgil Bickley 803-316-4734. crafts, clothes, sports equipment, sale, but compliance with the bid is looking for Freshly repainted, new flooring, no Servicing LLC vs. Melissa Ann Epps, and some furniture. Lisa's Ark Pet Care as Personal Representative, may be made immediately. Septic Tank an exp. Pet Care Professional to join pets. Call for application 803-225-4249 individually, and as Legal Heir or Cleaning 119 Garrett St Sat 7-1 Hshld , our team! Must have very flexible Devisee of the Estate of Emma Jane Purchaser to pay for documentary clothes, toddler clothes & toys, schedule, valid drivers license & Epps, Deceased; and Annie Mae stamps on Master in Equity's Deed. carseat, stroller & more! Clean 3BR 1BA 50 Spider Ct. near The successful bidder will be insurance, clear background check, Red Bay Rd. $375 mo + $600 dep. Epps-Isaac, individually, and as be able to lift 50+ lbs & enjoy being Legal Heir or Devisee of the Estate required to pay interest on the 3275 Ashlynn Way Fri 7-11 Lots No pets. 803-638-9066 lv msg. balance of the bid from the date of outside! Please email your resume or of Emma Jane Epps, Deceased, I, the of good stuff! sale to date of compliance with the bio to [email protected] undersigned Richard L. Booth, Master in Equity for Sumter County, bid at the rate of 8.250% per annum. STATEBURG will sell on Monday, August 1, 2016 LARGE GARAGE SALE Trucking COURTYARD at 12:00 PM, at the County Judicial The Plaintiff may waive any of its Every Weekend Opportunities rights, including its right to a 2 & 3 BRs Center, 215 Harvin Street, Sumter, Tables $2 & $3 SC 29150, to the highest bidder: deficiency judgment, prior to sale. FLEA MARKET BY SHAW AFB Full-time Class-A CDL drivers 803-494-4015 Septic Tank Cleaning Open every weekend. Call All that piece, parcel or lot of land The sale shall be subject to taxes needed to haul live birds. Must have and assessments, existing easements Call the pros for all of your septic 803-494-5500 2-yrs verifiable experience and good with the improvements thereon, if any, situate, lying and being in and restrictions of record. pumping needs. 803-316-0429 MVR. Company benefits, home daily, Proline Utilities, LLC Shiloh Township, Sumter County, and local positions! Call REAL South Carolina, containing 1.0 acres, This sale is subject to all title 5100 Longbranch Dr. Fri 12-6 & 540-820-1273 or send resume to: more or less, and being more matters of record and any interested Tree Service Sat 8-1 Everything is DOLLAR! [email protected]. ESTATE particularly shown and delineated as party should consider performing an that 1.0 acre tract on that certain independent title examination of the 3810 Vinca St (wintergreen sub)Sat plat of Ben J. Makela, R.L.S., dated subject property as no warranty is A Notch Above Tree Care Full 8-12 children & adult clothes, furn., Trailer Spotter needed 3 days a October 8, 2001, and recorded in the given. quality service low rates, lic./ins., free toys, hshld, fishing rods & more week in Sumter. Must have clean Homes for Sale Sumter County R.O.D. Office at Plat The sale will not be held unless est BBB accredited 983-9721 driving record. Call 803-938-2708 Book 2001 at Page 680; reference is Yard Sale! Sat. 6:30-11 at 143 either Plaintiff's attorney or M-F 9am-3pm. directed to said plat for a more Ricky's Tree Service Tree removal, Horseshoe Cv. Household items, complete description of metes, Plaintiff's bidding agent is present at stump grinding, Lic & ins, free quote, children toys & clothes. boundaries, courses, distances and the sale and either Plaintiff's Medical Help attorney or Plaintiff's bidding agent 803-435-2223 or cell 803-460-8747. lengths. 650 Adger Ln (Banbury Subdv) off Wanted enters the authorized bid of Plaintiff for this captioned matter. In the STATE TREE SERVICE Patriot pkwy Multi Family Sat 8:30-1 This being the same property CMA & Medical Admin. staff conveyed to Annie Mae Epps-Isaac alternative, Plaintiff's counsel, if Worker's Comp & General liabili- permitted by the Court, may advise 470 Chippewa Sat. 8-12. hshld needed. No exp. required. Fax by Deed of Andrew V. McElveen ty insurance. Top quality service, this Court directly of its authorized items, knick knacks, and Variety of resume to 803-774-7004 dated September 5, 2001 and lowest prices. 803-494-5175 or misc. items recorded September 6, 2001 in Book bidding instructions. In the event a 803-491-5154 www.statetree.net 815 at Page 897 in the ROD Office for sale is inadvertently held without Will buy furniture by piece or bulk, Sumter County. Thereafter, Annie Plaintiff's Counsel or Counsel's tools, trailers, lawn mowers, 4 Mae Epps-Isaac conveyed the bidding agent entering the authorized bid of Plaintiff for this wheelers, or almost anything of subject property to Annie Mae RENTALS Epps-Isaac and Emma Epps, as joint specifically captioned matter, the value. Call 803-983-5364 tenants with rights of survivorship, sale shall be null and void and the and not as tenants in common, by property shall be re-advertised for Moving Sale! Everything must go! For Sale- 3BR 2BA Brick Home sale on the next available sale date. C/H/A 251 Cromer Dr , Excell. Cdtn., Deed dated November 27, 2001 and Living room set $400, Shaker Rooms for Rent recorded December 3, 2001 in Book Thomasville Queen bed set w/ma- New Roof, Call 803 469-8700 824 at Page 1309 in the ROD Office Neither the Plaintiff nor its counsel tress $500, & large collection of for Sumter County. make representations as to the Pfalcraft. Fri. & Sat. 8-12 at 1323 Rooms for Rent or 3BR house for 2 Rental Homes for sale A DW & integrity of the title or the fair Witty Dr Summerton Sc. rent in historical area. Call SW, both in excellent condition. Call Subsequently, Emma Jane Epps, market value of the property offered 803-316-5435 803-460-5460 died on April 7, 1919, leaving the for sale. Prior to bidding you may EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Non-profi t Agency Degree in Business Adm./ STATEBURG 5 yrs. exp. in Mgt., Strong public rel., Fund Raising, COURTYARD & Mkt. skills a plus. $UH\RXUHDG\IRUDJUHDWMRE"$GIME" Resume to: Executive Dir. 6DQWHH$XWRPRWLYHQHHGVWZRVDOHVDVVRFLDWHVWR PO Box 522 KHOSXVKDQGOHRXULQFUHDVHGEXVLQHVV Manning, SC 29102 by July 20. ²7LUHGRI\RXUGHDGHQGPXQGDQHMRE"² ²5HWLUHGDQGORRNLQJIRUVRPHWKLQJWRGR"² ²/RRNLQJIRUXQOLPLWHGHDUQLQJVSRWHQWLDO"² NEEDED 6,*121%2186 )$6767$57%2186 6DODU\SHUZHHN3/86&RPPLVVLRQ IMMEDIATELY! 3/86(QGRI0RQWK%RQXV 3/868QLW%RQXV3/86) ,%RQXV Truck Drivers and Spacious 2 & 3 Bedroom Units 7UDLQLQJ.'D\:RUN:HHN+ROLGD\V2II Paved Streets & Parking 7ZR:HHN3DLG9DFDWLRQ&RPSDQ\%HQHÀWV Experienced Truck Well Landscaped Lawns &DOO Mechanics. 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Notice of Sale Notice of Sale Notice of Sale Notice of Sale Notice of Sale Notice of Sale wish to review the current state law from date of sale to date of thereon 135.91 feet and on the the former purchaser. Since a This sale is subject to all title or seek the advice of any attorney compliance with the bid at the rate Southwest by un-designated lands, personal or deficiency judgment is matters of record and any interested licensed in South Carolina. of 3.75% per annum. For complete and measuring thereon 112.0 feet, be waived, the bidding will not remain party should consider performing an and assessments, existing easements terms of sale, see Judgment of all dimensions a little more or less open but compliance with the bid independent title examination of the and easements and restrictions of Richard L. Booth Foreclosure and Sale filed with the and according to said plat. may be made immediately. If the subject property as no warranty is record. Master in Equity Sumter County Clerk of Court at C/A Plaintiff or the Plaintiff's given. for Sumter County #16-CP-43-00299. ALSO: All that certain piece, parcel representative does not appear at Plaintiff does not warrant its title and lot of land, with improvements the above-described sale, then the The sale will not be held unless search to purchasers at foreclosure Scott and Corley, P.A. NOTICE: The foreclosure deed is thereon, situate, lying and being in sale of the property will be null, either Plaintiff's attorney or sale or other third parties, who Attorney for Plaintiff not a warranty deed. Interested the City of Sumter, State of South void, and of no force and effect. In Plaintiff's bidding agent is present at should have their own title search bidders should satisfy themselves as Carolina, shown as Lot A on a plat by such event, the sale will be the sale and either Plaintiff's performed on the subject property. NOTICE OF SALE 2015-CP-43-02199 to the quality of title to be conveyed Julian B. Allen, S, dated May 30, 1983 rescheduled for the next available attorney or Plaintiff's bidding agent BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore by obtaining an independent title and recorded in PB Z-47 at PG 508 in sales day. Plaintiff may waive any of enters the authorized bid of Plaintiff Richard L. Booth granted in the case of: U.S. Bank search prior to the foreclosure sale the RMC for Sumter County. Said Lot its rights, including its right to a for this captioned matter. In the Master in Equity National Association, as Indenture date. A being bounded and measuring as deficiency judgment, prior to sale. alternative, Plaintiff's counsel, if for Sumter County Trustee for Springleaf Mortgage follows: On the Northwest by lands Sold subject to taxes and permitted by the Court, may advise Sumter, South Carolina Loan Trust 2013-2 against Raymond Richard L. Booth of Sumter and lands now or formerly assessments, existing easements and this Court directly of its authorized B. Rickett and Linda D. Rickett a/k/a Master In Equity of Sun Oil Co., and measuring restrictions of record. bidding instructions. In the event a FINKEL LAW FIRM LLC Linda Denise Rickett, I, the for Sumter County thereon 151.l feet; and 94.56 feet; on sale is inadvertently held without Post Office Box 71727 undersigned Master in Equity for the Northwest by Guignard Drive, Richard L. Booth Plaintiff's Counsel or Counsel's North Charleston, S.C. 29415 Sumter County, will sell on August 1, John J. Hearn and measuring thereon 130.0 feet; in Master in Equity bidding agent entering the (843) 577-5460 2016, at 12:00 p.m. at County Attorney for Plaintiff the Southeast by Shot Pouch Branch, For Sumter County authorized bid of Plaintiff for this Attorneys for Plaintiff Courthouse in Sumter, South P.O. Box 100200 and measuring thereon 30.0 feet an Sumter, South Carolina specifically captioned matter, the Carolina, to the highest bidder, the Columbia, SC 29202-3200 un-designated amount; on the South sale shall be null and void and the following described property, to-wit: (803) 744-4444 by Lot B, and measuring thereon Hutchens Law Firm property shall be re-advertised for All that certain piece, parcel or lot of 015262-02255 64.79 feet, 10.0 feet and 60.5 feet. Be P.O. Box 8237 sale on the next available sale date. NOTICE OF SALE land, together with the Website: www.rtt-law.com (see link all dimensions a little more or less Columbia, SC 29202 CIVIL ACTION NO. improvements thereon, situate, lying to Resources/Foreclosure Sales) and according to the said plat. This 803-726-2700 Neither the Plaintiff nor its counsel 2015-CP-43-00901 and being in the City and County of property bears Sumter County Tax make representations as to the Sumter, State of South Carolina, NOTICE OF SALE Parcel No. 228-08-03-012. This being integrity of the title or the fair BY VIRTUE of the decree CIVIL ACTION NO. MASTER IN EQUITY being shown and designated as Lot the property known as 434-A North NOTICE OF SALE market value of the property offered heretofore granted in the case of: #21 on that certain plat prepared by 2016-CP-43-00569 Freedom Mortgage Corporation vs. Guignard Drive. 2016-CP-43-00561 for sale. Prior to bidding you may Carl J. Croft, RLS, dated December wish to review the current state law William C. Crews IV, the 26, 1984, and recorded in the RMC BY VIRTUE of the decree BEING the same property conveyed undersigned Master In Equity for BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore or seek the advice of any attorney Office for Sumter County in Plat heretofore granted in the case of: by Deed from Janice G. Jones to Sumter County, South Carolina, will granted in the case of: Branch licensed in South Carolina. Book Z-48 at Page 1145, and being MidFirst Bank vs. Aisha Lewis; William S. Welch dated October 1, sell on August 1, 2016 at 12:00PM, at Banking and Trust Company vs. re-surveyed on January 27, 1996 by Helen J. Geddings; Republic 1993 and recorded October 6, 1993 in the Sumter County Courthouse, City Stephen Steger, I, the undersigned Richard L. Booth D.D. Edmunds, RLS, which plat is Finance, LLC d/b/a Republic Volume 582 at Page 1627 in the of Sumter, State of South Carolina, Richard L. Booth, Master in Equity Master in Equity found in the Office of the RMC for Finance; 1st Franklin Financial Sumter County RMC Office. to the highest bidder: for Sumter County, will sell on for Sumter County Sumter County in Plat Book 96 at Corporation d/b/a 1st Franklin Monday, August 1, 2016 at 12:00 PM, Page 85. That according the said Financial; SC Housing Corp., the THE LAND REFERRED TO TMS: #228-08-03-014 at the County Judicial Center, 215 Scott and Corley, P.A. most recent survey the within parcel undersigned Master In Equity for HEREIN BELOW IS SITUATED IN and 228-08-3-012 Harvin Street, Sumter, SC 29150, to Attorney for Plaintiff is bounded and measures as follows: Sumter County, South Carolina, will THE COUNTY OF SUMTER, STATE the highest bidder: On the Northeast by land of H.H & B, sell on August 1, 2016 at 12:00PM, at Property Address: NOTICE OF MASTER OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AND IS Inc. and Randolph E. Galloway on the Sumter County Courthouse, City DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ALL All that certain piece, parcel or lot of IN EQUITY SALE which it measures in the aggregate of Sumter, State of South Carolina, 434 North Guignard Dr. THAT CERTAIN PIECE, PARCEL land with improvements thereon, 229.76 feet; on the Southeast by to the highest bidder: Lots A & B, Sumter, S.C. CIVIL ACTION NO. OR LOT OF LAND WITH THE situate, lying and being in the County lands of Jordan V. Johnson and 2016CP4300502 IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, IF of Sumter, State of South Carolina Barbara W. Johnson whereon it ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, TERMS OF SALE: The successful ANY, SITUATE, LYING AND identified as Lot No. 246 of measures 35.71 feet; on the PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the BEING IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Wintergreen Subdivision Section 2 Southwest by lands of Mary K. TOGETHER WITH THE deposit, at the conclusion of the Court of Common Pleas for Sumter SUMTER, COUNTY OF SUMTER, Phase 1A and being more fully Deemer and measuring on that IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, bidding, five percent (5%) of the bid, County, South Carolina, heretofore STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA shown on a plat prepared by Louis boundary 230.58 feet; on the SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN in cash or equivalent, as evidence of issued in the case of Nationstar BEING MORE PARTICULARLY W. Tisdale, R.L.S. dated September Northwest by right of way of Corbett THE CITY AND COUNTY OF good faith, same to be applied to Mortgage LLC, against Barry G. Ray, SHOWN AND DELINEATED AS 14, 2004 and recorded in Plat Book Street (S43-121), said plat and SUMTER, STATE OF SOUTH purchase price in case of et al., the Master in Equity for LOT NO. 88 OF AMHERST 2004 at Page 72, records of Sumter measuring thereon 40.66 feet; being CAROLINA, BEING SHOWN AND compliance, but to be forfeited and Sumter County, or his/her agent, will SUBDIVISION AS SHOWN ON County. This property is known as all of said measurements a little DESIGNATED AS LOT NO. 7, applied first to costs and then to sell on August 1, 2016, at 12:00 P.M., THAT CERTAIN PLAT OF BEN J. 1805 Lirope Way and is further more or a little less and according to BLOCK D AS SHOWN THAT Plaintiff's debt in the case of at Sumter Judicial Center, 215 North MAKELA, RLS, DATED JUNE 14, identified as Sumter County Tax said most recent plat. Being the CERTAIN PLAT OF JOSEPH non-compliance. Should the last and Harvin Street, Sumter, SC 29150, to 1995 AND RECORDED IN THE Map Parcel No. 187-09-01-003. same property conveyed to Linda PALMER, C, E. DATED JULY 9, highest bidder fail or refuse to make the highest bidder: OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF Denise Rickett by deed from MGIC 1941 AND RECORDED IN THE the required deposit at time of bid or DEEDS FOR SUMTER COUNTY IN Aforesaid Plat is specifically Real Estate Servicing Corporation, OFFICE OF THE RMC FOR comply with the other terms of the All that certain piece, parcel or lot of PLAT BOOK PB95, PAGE 567. THIS incorporated herein and reference is dated December 26, 1995 and SUMTER COUNTY IN PLAT BOOK bid within thirty (30) days, then the land with the improvements thereon, SAID LOT HAS SUCH METES, craved thereto for a more complete recorded January 31, 1996, in Book S-5 AT PAGE 109 AND HAVING property will be resold on the same if any, situate, lying and being in the BOUNDARIES, COURSES, AND and accurate description of the 639, at Page 1077, in the RMC Office SUCH METES AND BOUNDS AS terms and conditions on some Township of Stateburg, County of DISTANCES AS ARE SHOWN ON metes, bounds, courses and for Sumter County, South Carolina. FOLLOWS: ON THE NORTH BY subsequent Sales Day at the risk of Sumter, State of South Carolina, SAID PLAT, WHICH ARE distances of the property concerned TMS No. 229-14-04-034 Property LOT NO. 8, A DISTANCE OF 70.03 the said highest bidder. Personal being shown and designated as Lot INCORPORATED HEREIN IN herein. This description is in lieu of Address: 21 Corbett Street, Sumter, FEET; ON THE EAST BY LOT NO. judgment having been executed by No. 9, Block C, on a plat of Section ACCORDANCE WITH THE metes and bounds, as permitted by SC 29150 TERMS OF SALE: The 9, A DISTANCE OF 127.6 FEET; ON the Defendant, to protect the rights No. 1, Oakland Plantation, prepared PROVISIONS OF SECTION 30-5-250 Law under Section 30-5-250 of the successful bidder, other than the THE SOUTH BY WILSON STREET, of Defendant, the bidding shall by William Wingfield, Reg. OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH 1976 Code of Laws of South Carolina, plaintiff, will deposit with the A DISTANCE OF 70 FEET; AND ON remain open for a period of thirty Surveyors, dated February 16, 1959 CAROLINA, 1976. THIS BEING THE As Amended. Be all measurements a Master in Equity , at conclusion of THE WEST BY LOT NO. 5, A (30) days after the date of sale as and revised May 6, 1959 and SAME PROPERTY KNOWN AS 2640 little more or a little less and the bidding, five per cent (5%) of said DISTANCE OF 125.6 FEET. THIS provided for law in such cases. recorded in the Office of the EDMUNDS DRIVE SUMTER, SC. according to said plat. bid, in cash or equivalent, as BEING THE SAME PROPERTY Purchaser to pay for preparation of Register of Deeds for Sumter County REPRESENTED BY SUMTER evidence of good faith, same to be CONVEYED TO AISHA LEWIS BY the deed, documentary stamps on in Plat Book Z-16 page 65. This said COUNTY PARCEL NO. 207-09-06-020 This being the same property applied to purchase price in case of DEED OF HELEN J. GEDDINGS the deed and recording fees. lot has such metes, boundaries, BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to Stephen Steger by Deed compliance, but to be forfeited and DATED JULY 8, 2008 AND courses and distances as are shown CONVEYED TO WILLIAM C. of Richard M. Maynard and Donna applied first to costs and then to RECORDED JULY 10, 2008 IN THE SALE IS SUBJECT TO on said plat, which are incorporated CREWS, IV BY WARRANTY DEED M. Maynard dated June 30, 2014 and plaintiff's debt in the case of BOOK 1109 AT PAGE 569 IN THE SUMTER COUNTY TAXES AND herein in accordance with the FROM JERRY D. PINZON, DATED recorded June 30, 2014 in Book 1202 noncompliance. Should the OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF ASSESSMENTS, EASEMENTS, provisions of Section 30-5-250 of the 8/27/2009 AND RECORDED 9/21/2009 at Page 4079 in the ROD Office for successful bidder fail or refuse to DEEDS FOR SUMTER COUNTY, RESTRICTIONS, ANY OTHER Code of Laws of South Carolina, IN BK/PG 1129/2145. Sumter County. make the required deposit at time of SOUTH CAROLINA. MATTERS OF RECORD AND 1976. This being the same property bid or comply with the other terms of SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF THE known as 5433 Plantation Drive, CURRENT ADDRESS the bid within twenty (20) days, then CURRENT ADDRESS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO TMS No. 1870901003 Sumter, SC. Represented by Sumter OF PROPERTY: the Master in Equity may resell the REDEEM THE PROPERTY FOR A County Parcel No. 134-15-02-008. OF PROPERTY: PERIOD OF 120 DAYS AFTER THE 2640 Edmunds Drive, property on the same terms and 29 Wilson Street, Property address: conditions (at the risk of the said SALE. TMS Number: Sumter, SC 29154 Sumter, SC 29150 1805 Lirope Way, TMS: 2070906020 defaulting bidder). Should the Sumter, SC 29154 134-15-02-008 Plaintiff, or one of its TMS: 248-09-04-072 Richard L. Booth PROPERTY ADDRESS: representatives, fail to be present at Master in Equity TERMS OF SALE: The successful TERMS OF SALE: The successful 5433 Plantation Drive, the time of sale, the property is TERMS OF SALE: The successful for Sumter County bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will Sumter, SC 29154 automatically withdrawn from said bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will deposit with the Master In Equity, at deposit with the Master in Equity, at sale and sold at the next available deposit with the Master In Equity, at Ray Coit Yarborough, Jr. conclusion of the bidding, five conclusion of the bidding, five This being the same property sales day upon the terms and conclusion of the bidding, five Attorney for Plaintiff percent (5%) of his bid, in cash or percent (5%) of said bid is due and conveyed to Barry G. Ray and Ruthie conditions as set forth in the percent (5%) of his bid, in cash or equivalent, as evidence of good faith, payable immediately upon closing of E. Ray by deed of Anne U. Robison Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale or equivalent, as evidence of good faith, Notice of Sale same to be applied to the purchase the bidding, in cash or equivalent, as and Edward L. Robison, dated March any Supplemental Order. The same to be applied to the purchase C/A No: price in case of compliance, but to evidence of good faith, same to be 31, 2009, and recorded in the Office successful bidder will be required to price in case of compliance, but to be forfeited and applied first to costs 2015-CP-43-02068 applied to purchase price in case of of the Register of Deeds for Sumter pay for documentary stamps on the be forfeited and applied first to costs and then to the Plaintiff's debt in the compliance, but to be forfeited and County on April 7, 2009, in Deed Deed and interest on the balance of and then to the Plaintiff's debt in the case of non-compliance. Should the BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the applied first to costs and then to Book 1121 at Page 0831. the bid from the date of sale to the case of non-compliance. Should the last and highest bidder fail to comply Court of Common Pleas for Sumter Plaintiff's debt in the case of date of compliance with the bid at last and highest bidder fail to comply with the other terms of the bid County, South Carolina, heretofore non-compliance. In the event of a TERMS OF SALE: FOR CASH. The the rate of 10.9900%. THIS SALE IS with the other terms of the bid within thirty (30) days, then the issued in the case of U.S. Bank third party bidder and that any third Master in Equity will require a SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS, within thirty (30) days, then the Master In Equity may re-sell the National Association vs. Consuelo O party bidder fails to deliver the deposit of 5% of the bid amount in COUNTY TAXES, EXISTING Master In Equity may re-sell the property on the same terms and Barrick;, I the undersigned as required deposit in certified cash or certified funds, which is to EASEMENTS, EASEMENTS AND property on the same terms and conditions on some subsequent Sales Master in Equity for Sumter County, (immediately collectible) funds with be applied on the purchase price RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD, AND conditions on some subsequent Sales Day (at the risk of the said highest will sell on 8/1/2016 at 12:00 PM, at the Office of the Master in Equity, upon compliance with the bid. OTHER SENIOR ENCUMBRANCES. Day (at the risk of the said highest bidder). No personal or deficiency the Sumter County Judicial Center, said deposit being due and payable Interest on the balance of the bid at Since a deficiency judgment is being bidder). No personal or deficiency judgment being demanded, the Sumter County, South Carolina, to immediately upon closing of the 5.750% shall be paid to the day of demanded, the bidding will remain judgment being demanded, the bidding shall not remain open after the highest bidder: bidding on the day of sale, the compliance. In case of open for thirty (30) days after the bidding shall not remain open after the date of sale and shall be final on the date of sale and shall be final on Master in Equity will re-sell the noncompliance within 20 days, after that date, and compliance with the date of sale, pursuant to S.C. Code Legal Description and Property that date, and compliance with the subject property at the most the sale, the deposit of 5% is to be bid may be made immediately. ANN. Section 15-39-720, (1976). The Address: bid may be made immediately. convenient time thereafter forfeited and applied to Plaintiff's Purchaser to pay for documentary deficiency judgment may be waived ALL THAT CERTAIN piece, parcel, Purchaser to pay for documentary (including the day of sale) upon judgment debt and the property stamps on the Deed. The successful by the Plaintiff upon written request or lot of land, together with the stamps on the Deed. The successful notification to counsel for Plaintiff. re-advertised for sale upon the same bidder will be required to pay prior to sale. NOTICE: The improvements thereon, if any, bidder will be required to pay Should the last and highest bidder terms at the risk of the former interest on the amount of the foreclosure deed is not a warranty situate, lying, and being in the interest on the amount of the fail or refuse to comply with the highest bidder. Purchaser to pay for balance of the bid from date of sale deed. Interested bidders should Township of Stateburg, School balance of the bid from date of sale balance due of the bid within 30 deed recording fees and deed to date of compliance with the bid at satisfy themselves as to the quality of District #2, County of Sumter, State to date of compliance with the bid at days, then the Master in Equity may stamps. the rate of 2.5% per annum. The sale title to be conveyed by obtaining an of South Carolina, being shown and the rate of 4.25% per annum. The re-sell the property on the same shall be subject to taxes and independent title search well before designated as Lot # 18 of Block "E", a sale shall be subject to taxes and terms and conditions on some Deficiency judgment being assessments, existing easements and the foreclosure sale date. The shown on that certain plat prepared assessments, existing easements and subsequent Sales Day (at the risk of demanded, the bidding will remain restrictions, easements and Honorable Richard L. Booth Master by William Wingfield, RLS, dated restrictions, easements and the said highest bidder). open thirty (30) days after the sale. restrictions of record and any other in Equity Sumter County Riley Pope October 1, 1965, and recorded in the restrictions of record and any other The Plaintiff may withdraw its senior encumbrances. & Laney, LLC Post Office Box 11412 Office of the Register of Deeds for senior encumbrances. No personal or deficiency judgment demand for a deficiency judgment Columbia, SC 29211 (803) 799-9993 Sumter County in Plat Book Z-22 at being demanded, the bidding will anytime prior to sale. In the event an agent of Plaintiff Attorneys for Plaintiff Page 44, according to which plat said In the event an agent of Plaintiff not remain open after the date of does not appear at the time of sale, lot is bounded and measures as does not appear at the time of sale, sale, but compliance with the bid Plaintiff reserves the right to waive the within property shall be NOTICE OF SALE follows: On the North by property of the within property shall be may be made immediately. its request for a Deficiency withdrawn from sale and sold at the Keenan and Cooper, Trustees, withdrawn from sale and sold at the Judgment by written notice to the next available sales date upon the BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore whereon it measures 100 feet; on the next available sales date upon the Purchaser to pay for documentary Court at any time prior to the sale of terms and conditions as set forth in granted in the case of: Bank of East by Lot # 17, whereon it terms and conditions as set forth in stamps on Master in Equity's Deed. the Real Property, in which case the Judgment of Foreclosure and America, N.A. vs. Amanda L. Lovell; measures 165 feet; on the South by the Judgment of Foreclosure and The successful bidder will be bidding shall be concluded and the Sale or such terms as may be set Brandon M. Lovell; , C/A No. Meadow Drive, whereon it fronts and Sale or such terms as may be set required to pay interest on the sale closed on the regular scheduled forth in a supplemental order. 16-CP-43-00299, The following measures 100 feet; and on the West forth in a supplemental order. balance of the bid from the date of date of sale. property will be sold on August 1, by Lot # 19, whereon it measures 165 sale to date of compliance with the The Honorable Richard L. Booth 2016, at 12:00 Noon at the Sumter feet. Be all of said measurements The Honorable Richard L. Booth bid at the rate of 3.750% per annum. Should Plaintiff, Plaintiff's attorney, Master In Equity County Courthouse to the highest according to said plat a little more or Master In Equity or Plaintiff's agent fail to appear on for Sumter County bidder less. This is the property known as for Sumter County The Plaintiff may waive any of its the day of sale, the property shall not 5469 Meadow Drive. rights, including its right to a be sold, but shall be re-advertised Brock & Scott, PLLC ALL THAT certain piece, parcel or Brock & Scott, PLLC deficiency judgment, prior to sale. and sold at some convenient sales 3800 Fernandina Road, Suite 110 lot of land with the improvements THIS BEING the same property 3800 Fernandina Road, Suite 110 day thereafter when Plaintiff, Columbia, SC 29210 thereon, if any, situate, lying and conveyed to William G. Barrick and Columbia, SC 29210 The sale shall be subject to taxes Plaintiff's attorney, or Plaintiff's Attorneys for Plaintiff being in the County of Sumter, State Consuelo O. Barrick, as joint tenants Attorneys for Plaintiff and assessments, existing easements agent, is present. 14-25685 of South Carolina, being shown and with right of survivorship, by virtue 16-03872 and restrictions of record. delineated as Lot No. 10-F, as shown of a Deed from Robert D. Marks and The sale shall be subject to taxes on that certain Plat of Michael C. NOTICE OF SALE Phyllis M. Marks dated August 30, Turbeville, R. L. S., dated September 2000 and recorded September 6, 2000 28, 1998, and recorded in the Office BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore in Volume 781 at Page 1103 in the AD-CLARENDON COUNTY INVITATION FOR BID-ABSTRACTING SERVICES of the Register of Deeds for Sumter granted in the case of First-Citizens Office of the Register of Deeds for County in Plat Book 98 at Page 1117, Bank and Trust Company s/b/m First Sumter County, South Carolina. Clarendon County is requesting bids for abstracting services. This service will include and having such boundaries, metes, Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Thereafter, William G. Barrick died courses and distances as are shown October 11, 2012 leaving Consuelo O. abstracting Approximately 110 parcels sold at the 2015 Land Sale for the Clarendon Inc. vs. William Stanley Welch a/k/a County Delinquent Tax Collector’s Ofﬁ ce. Please quote on a per parcel basis. on said plat, reference to which is Stanley Welch a/k/a William S. Welch Barrick the sole owner of subject hereby made pursuant to authority property. d/b/a Stanley Welch Traditional The title search should reveal grantee, lessee or judgment credit, or any mortgagee or contained in §30-5-250 of the Code of Clothiers, The South Carolina Laws of South Carolina, 1976, as Department of Revenue, the United 5469 Meadow Drive assignee of any mortgage appearing on the record for the previous twenty years and the amended. This property is known as States of America, through its Sumter, SC 29154 most recent address of the mortgagee, copies are to be provided. All title work must 1280 Felder Street, Sumter, SC. agency, the Internal Revenue TMS# 134-15-01-005 Derivation: Book 1068 at Page 1230 be approved by an Attorney who is licensed and in good standing in the State of South Service, and the South Carolina Carolina; work must be completed no later than August 31, 2016. The Clarendon Department of Employment and TERMS OF SALE: For cash. Interest 1280 Felder St, Workforce, CA# 2015-CP-43-1087, I, at the rate of Six and 50/100 (6.50%) County Delinquent Tax Collector’s Ofﬁ ce will furnish the successful bidder with the names Sumter, SC 29153 the undersigned, will sell on August to be paid on balance of bid from of property owners, tax map numbers and addresses of the property. 247-12-01-007 1, 2016 at 12:00 p. m., at the Sumter date of sale to date of compliance. County Judicial Center located at The purchaser to pay for papers and OWNERS RIGHTS: Clarendon County reserves the right to accept or reject any, all or SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS, 215 North Harvin Street, Sumter, SC stamps, and that the successful any part of bids received as a result of this request, to waive any informalities or to cancel SUMTER AD VALOREM TAXES, 29150, Courtroom 1A, to the highest bidder or bidders, other than the EASEMENTS AND/OR, bidder the following property: Plaintiff therein, do, upon the in part or in its entirety this request, if it is in its best interest to do so. Clarendon County RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD, AND acceptance of his or her bid, deposit will be sole judge as to whether bids submitted meet all requirements. All bids submitted OTHER SENIOR ENCUMBRANCES. All that certain piece, parcel and lot with the Master in Equity for Sumter shall become the property of Clarendon County. This solicitation does not commit Clar- of land, with improvements thereon, County a certified check or cash in endon County to award a contract, to pay any cost incurred in the preparation of bids or TERMS OF SALE: A 5% deposit in situate, lying and being in the City the amount equal to five percent certified funds is required. The and County of Sumter, South (5%) of the amount of bid on said to procure or contract for goods or services. deposit will be applied towards the Carolina, shown as Lot B on a plat by premises at the sale as evidence of purchase price unless the bidder Julian B. Allen, S, dated May 30, 1983 good faith in bidding, and subject to Sealed BIDS will be opened and read in Clarendon County Procurement Department, defaults, in which case the deposit and recorded in PB Z-47 at PG 508 in any resale of said premises under Room 603, Administration Building at 411 Sunset Drive, Manning, SC 29102 will be forfeited. If the successful the RMC for Sumter County. Said Lot Order of this Court; and in the event DEADLINE TO SUBMIT: BIDS Must be received by 2:00 P.M. Friday, July 29, 2016 bidder fails, or refuses, to make the B being bounded and measuring as the said purchaser or purchasers fail required deposit, or comply with his follows: On the Northwest by lands to comply with the terms of sale BID PACKAGE: Interested parties must request in writing, via fax, mail or bid within 20 days, then the property of the City of Sumter, said plat, and within Twenty (20) days, the Master will be resold at his risk. No measuring thereon 86.45 feet; on the in Equity shall forthwith resell the e-mail (preferred) to: personal or deficiency judgment Northeast by Lot A, and measuring said property, after the due notice Tamika Malone CPPO, CPPB [email protected] being demanded, the bidding will thereon 60.5 feet; on the Northwest and advertisement, and shall Procurement Director not remain open after the date of by Lot A, and measuring thereon 10.0 continue to sell the same each Clarendon County sale, but compliance with the bid feet; on the Northeast by Lot A and subsequent sales day until a may be made immediately. The measuring thereon 64.79 feet; on the purchaser, who shall comply with 411 Sunset Drive Room 603 • Manning, SC 29102 successful bidder will be required to South by Shot Pouch Branch, center the terms of sale, shall be obtained, PHONE (803) 433-3240 FAX (803) 433-4002 pay interest on the amount of the bid being the line, and measuring such sales to be made at the risk of FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 CLASSIFIEDS THE ITEM B9

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NOTICE OF SALE 2016-CP-43-00434 SOUTH CAROLINA, BEING Richard L. Booth dated August 29, 1994 and recorded pay interest on the amount of the bid BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore SHOWN AND DESIGNATED AS Master in Equity in the Office of the Register of Deeds from date of sale to date of granted in the case of: Selene LOT NO. 44 OF ROLLING HILLS for Sumter County for Sumter County in Plat Book 94, at 30 Anson Court, Sumter, compliance with the bid at the rate Finance LP against William D. SUBDIVISION, CONTAINING 0.46 Sumter, South Carolina Page 1253. Subject property is South Carolina 29150 of 5% per annum. For complete Powell and Jennifer E. Powell, I, the ACRES, MORE OR LESS, AS bounded and measures as follows: SHOWN ON THAT CERTAIN PLAT terms of sale, see Judgment of undersigned Master in Equity for SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS, FINKEL LAW FIRM LLC on the Northwest by Lot No. 324 and OF WILLIAM E. LINDLER, JR., Foreclosure and Sale filed with the Sumter County, will sell on August 1, SUMTER COUNTY TAXES, Post Office Box 71727 measuring thereon 159.95 feet; on DATED AUGUST 17, 2001 AND Sumter County Clerk of Court at C/A 2016, at 12:00 p.m. at County EXISTING EASEMENTS AND North Charleston, S.C. 29415 the Northeast by lands of Robert E. RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF #15-CP-43-02874. Courthouse in Sumter, South RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD AND (843) 577-5460 Graham, Trustee, and measuring Carolina, to the highest bidder, the THE ROD FOR SUMTER COUNTY Attorneys for Plaintiff thereon 79.95 feet; on the Southeast OTHER SENIOR ENCUMBRANCES. NOTICE: The foreclosure deed is following described property, to-wit: IN PLAT BOOK 2001 AT PAGE 563; by Lot No. 322 and measuring REFERENCE TO WHICH IS not a warranty deed. Interested That lot of land with improvements TERMS OF SALE: The successful NOTICE OF SALE thereon 159.99 feet; and on the CRAVED FOR THE EXACT METES, bidders should satisfy themselves as thereon situate in Sumter County, bidder, other than the plaintiff, will CIVIL ACTION NO. Southwest by Briarwood Drive and BOUNDARIES AND DISTANCES to the quality of title to be conveyed South Carolina, represented as Lot deposit with the Master in Equity at 2016-CP-43-00432 measuring thereon 79.96 feet; be all PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY by obtaining an independent title 26, Regency Park Subdivision on a conclusion of the bidding, five of said measurements a little more CONTAINED IN SECTION 30-5-250 search prior to the foreclosure sale plat of Julian B. Allen, RLS, dated percent (5%) of his bid, in cash or BY VIRTUE of the decree or less and according to said plat. OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH date. May 15, 1984, recorded in the Office equivalent, as evidence of good faith, heretofore granted in the case of: This is the same property known as CAROLINA, 1976, AS AMENDED. of the Sumter County Register of same to be applied to purchase price Pennymac Loan Services, LLC vs. 43 Briarwood Dr., Sumter, SC. THIS IS THE PROPERTY KNOWN Richard L. Booth Deeds in Plat Book 85 at Page 663 in in case of compliance, but to be Christopher N. Payne; Erika Payne, AS 3340 TUCKER STREET. THIS Master In Equity the RMC Office for Sumter County. forfeited and applied first to costs the undersigned Master In Equity for This being the same property CONVEYANCE IS SUBJECT TO for Sumter County This is the property known as 30 and then to Plaintiff's debt in the Sumter County, South Carolina, will conveyed to Ryan T. Dickson by deed ALL VISIBLE AND/OR RECORDED Antrim Court Sumter, South case of non-compliance. Should the sell on August 1, 2016 at 12:00PM, at of Timothy A. Richards dated May EASEMENTS, RESTRICTIONS, John J. Hearn Carolina bearing Sumter County tax last and highest bidder fail or refuse the Sumter County Courthouse, City 10, 2007 and recorded on May 10, RIGHT OF WAY, AND ZONING Attorney for Plaintiff map number: 212-00-03-016. Also to make the required deposit at time of Sumter, State of South Carolina, 2007 in the Office of the Register of ORDINANCES AFFECTING THE P.O. Box 100200 included is as 1996 Carriage Homes of bid or comply with the other terms to the highest bidder: Deeds in Book 1077 at Page 623. SAID PROPERTY. THIS BEING Columbia, SC 29202-3200 Mobile Home, VIN: CHAL1482A&B. of the bid within twenty (20) days, THE SAME PROPERTY (803) 744-4444 Being the same property conveyed then the Master in Equity may resell THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED Property Address: CONVEYED TO JAMES 016487-00208 unto William D. Powell and Jennifer the property on the same terms and PROPERTY: ALL THAT CERTAIN 43 Briarwood Dr., CHRISTOPHER RAY AND TIASHA Website: www.rtt-law.com E. Powell by deed from Charles conditions on some subsequent Sales PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND KALECIA RAY BY DEED OF Sumter, SC 29150 (see link to Resources/ Smith dated November 30, 2007 and Day (at the risk of the said highest WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS SCOTTY REESE AND KRISTIN Foreclosure Sales) recorded December 5, 2007 in Deed bidder). THEREON, IF ANY, SITUATE, TMS # 227-08-01-060 Book 1096 at Page 2723 in the ROD REESE DATED MAY 30, 2007 AND LYING AND BEING IN THE RECORDED JUNE 1, 2007 IN BOOK Office for Sumter County, South DEFICIENCY BEING DEMANDED, PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP, NOTICE OF SALE Carolina. TMS No. 212-00-03-016 1080 AT PAGE 1012 IN THE TERMS OF SALE: The successful THE BIDDING WILL REMAIN COUNTY OF SUMTER, STATE OF bidder, other than the plaintiff, will Property Address: 30 Antrim Court, RECORDS FOR SUMTER COUNTY, BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore OPEN FOR 30 DAYS FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA, BEING deposit with the Master in Equity for Sumter, SC 29154 TERMS OF SALE: SOUTH CAROLINA. granted in the case of: Wells Fargo DATE OF SALE, but compliance SHOWN AND DELINEATED AS Sumter County at conclusion of the The successful bidder, other than Bank, NA vs. Richard W. Geddings; with the bid may be made LOT NO. 116 OF MCLAUGHLIN bidding, five percent (5%) of the bid, the plaintiff, will deposit with the CURRENT ADDRESS Sharon L. Geddings; , C/A No. immediately. Purchaser to pay for ESTATES, SECTION NO. 3 AND in cash or equivalent, as evidence of Master in Equity , at conclusion of 10-CP-43-2588, The following OF PROPERTY: documentary stamps on Deed, if RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF good faith, same to be applied to the the bidding, five per cent (5%) of said property will be sold on August 1, 3340 Tucker Street, applicable. The successful bidder THE REGISTER OF DEEDS FOR purchase price in case of bid, in cash or equivalent, as 2016, at 12:00 Noon at the Sumter Dalzell, SC 29040 will be required to pay interest on SUMTER COUNTY IN PLAT BOOK compliance, but to be forfeited and evidence of good faith, same to be County Courthouse to the highest TMS: 151-14-01-005 the amount of the bid from the date 96, PAGE 942. THIS SAID LOT HAS applied first to costs and then to applied to purchase price in case of of sale to date of compliance with SUCH METES, BOUNDARIES, bidder compliance, but to be forfeited and plaintiff's debt in the case of TERMS OF SALE: The successful the bid at the rate of 5.0% per COURSES AND DISTANCES AS non-compliance. If the Plaintiff's applied first to costs and then to All that certain piece, parcel or tract bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will annum. Plaintiff may waive any of its ARE SHOWN ON SAID PLAT, representative is not in attendance plaintiff's debt in the case of of land situate in Fulton Township, deposit with the Master In Equity, at rights, including its rights to a WHICH ARE INCORPORATED at the scheduled time of the sale, the noncompliance. Should the Sumter County, South Carolina conclusion of the bidding, five deficiency judgment, prior to sale. HEREIN IN ACCORDANCE WITH sale shall be canceled and the successful bidder fail or refuse to designated as 4320 Kangaroo Lane percent (5%) of his bid, in cash or THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION property sold on some subsequent make the required deposit at time of (5.12 acres) on that certain plat equivalent, as evidence of good faith, Richard L. Booth 30-5-250 OF THE CODE OF LAWS sales day after due advertisement. bid or comply with the other terms of prepared by Lindler Surveying, Inc. same to be applied to the purchase Master In Equity OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976. THIS Should the last and highest bidder the bid within twenty (20) days, then dated March 22, 2005 and recorded price in case of compliance, but to for Sumter County IS BEING THE SAME PROPERTY fail or refuse to make the required the Master in Equity may resell the with the Register of Deeds Office for be forfeited and applied first to costs CONVEYED TO ERIKA PAYNE deposit at time of bid or comply with property on the same terms and Sumter County in Plat Book 2005 at and then to the Plaintiff's debt in the NELSON MULLINS RILEY & AND CHRISTOPHER N. PAYNE BY the other terms of the bid within conditions (at the risk of the said Page 209. Pursuant to Section case of non-compliance. Should the SCARBOROUGH, L.L.P. DEED OF JEREMY S. WITMER, thirty (30) days, the deposit shall be defaulting bidder). Should the 30-5-250 of the Code of Laws of South last and highest bidder fail to comply B. Keith Poston DATED JANUARY 7, 2009, AND forfeited and the Master in Equity Plaintiff, or one of its Carolina, (1976 as amended) with the other terms of the bid P.O. Box 11070 RECORDED JANUARY 16, 2009, IN for Sumter County may re-sell the representatives, fail to be present at reference to said plat is hereby within thirty (30) days, then the Columbia, SC 29211 DEED BOOK 1117 AT PAGE 001652, property on the same terms and the time of sale, the property is made for the metes, bounds, courses Master In Equity may re-sell the (803) 799-2000 IN THE OFFICE OF THE conditions on some subsequent Sales automatically withdrawn from said and/or distances of the property property on the same terms and Attorneys for Plaintiff REGISTER OF DEEDS FOR Day (at the risk of the said highest sale and sold at the next available SUMTER COUNTY. delineated thereon. sales day upon the terms and conditions on some subsequent Sales bidder). As a deficiency judgment is Day (at the risk of the said highest being Waived, the bidding will not conditions as set forth in the CURRENT ADDRESS Derivation: Book 976 at Page 1596 Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale or bidder). No personal or deficiency remain open thirty days after the judgment being demanded, the NOTICE OF MASTER OF PROPERTY: date of sale. Purchaser shall pay for 4320 Kangaroo Lane, any Supplemental Order. The Pinewood, SC 29125 successful bidder will be required to bidding shall not remain open after IN EQUITY SALE 3339 Annie Street, preparation of deed, documentary pay for documentary stamps on the the date of sale and shall be final on CIVIL ACTION NO. Dalzell, SC 29040 stamps on the deed, and recording of Deed and interest on the balance of that date, and compliance with the 2016-CP-43-00251 TMS: 190-15-01-025 the deed. The successful bidder will 169-00-02-027 the bid from the date of sale to the bid may be made immediately. be required to pay interest on the date of compliance with the bid at Purchaser to pay for documentary BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the TERMS OF SALE: The successful amount of the bid from date of sale SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS, the rate of 7.0000%. THIS SALE IS stamps on the Deed. The successful Court of Common Pleas for Sumter bidder, other than the Plaintiff, will to date of compliance with the bid at SUMTER AD VALOREM TAXES, SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS, bidder will be required to pay County, South Carolina, heretofore deposit with the Master In Equity, at the rate of 7% per annum. The sale EASEMENTS AND/OR, COUNTY TAXES, EXISTING interest on the amount of the issued in the case of Nationstar conclusion of the bidding, five shall be subject to assessments, RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD, AND EASEMENTS, EASEMENTS AND balance of the bid from date of sale Mortgage LLC, against Rubben G. percent (5%) of his bid, in cash or Sumter County taxes, easements, OTHER SENIOR ENCUMBRANCES. RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD, AND to date of compliance with the bid at Bennett, Individually and as equivalent, as evidence of good faith, easements and restrictions of record, OTHER SENIOR ENCUMBRANCES. the rate of 11.3% per annum. The Personal Representative for the same to be applied to the purchase and other senior encumbrances. TERMS OF SALE: A 5% deposit in No personal or deficiency judgment sale shall be subject to taxes and Estate of Dorothy Bennett, et al., the price in case of compliance, but to certified funds is required. The being demanded, the bidding will assessments, existing easements and Master in Equity for Sumter County, be forfeited and applied first to costs Richard L. Booth deposit will be applied towards the not remain open after the date of restrictions, easements and or his/her agent, will sell on August and then to the Plaintiff's debt in the Master in Equity purchase price unless the bidder sale, but compliance with the bid restrictions of record and any other 1, 2016, at 12:00 P.M., at Sumter case of non-compliance. Should the for Sumter County defaults, in which case the deposit may be made immediately. NOTICE: senior encumbrances. Judicial Center, 215 North Harvin last and highest bidder fail to comply will be forfeited. If the successful The foreclosure deed is not a Street, Sumter, SC 29150, to the with the other terms of the bid GRIMSLEY LAW FIRM, LLC bidder fails, or refuses, to make the warranty deed. Interested bidders In the event an agent of Plaintiff highest bidder: within thirty (30) days, then the 1703 Laurel Street required deposit, or comply with his should satisfy themselves as to the does not appear at the time of sale, Master In Equity may re-sell the P. O Box 11682 bid within 20 days, then the property quality of title to be conveyed by the within property shall be That lot of land with the property on the same terms and Columbia, SC 29211 will be resold at his risk. No obtaining an independent title withdrawn from sale and sold at the improvements thereon, situate, lying conditions on some subsequent Sales (803) 233-1177 personal or deficiency judgment search well before the foreclosure next available sales date upon the and being in Sumter County, South Day (at the risk of the said highest Edward L. Grimsley being demanded, the bidding will sale date. The Honorable Richard L. terms and conditions as set forth in Carolina, represented as Lot No.2 of bidder). No personal or deficiency Benjamin E. Grimsley not remain open after the date of Booth Master in Equity Sumter the Judgment of Foreclosure and Block B on a plat of R.F. McLellan, judgment being demanded, the Attorneys for the Plaintiff sale, but compliance with the bid County Riley Pope & Laney, LLC Sale or such terms as may be set CE, dated May 2, 1940 and recorded bidding shall not remain open after may be made immediately. The Post Office Box 11412 Columbia, SC forth in a supplemental order. in the Office of the Register of Deeds the date of sale and shall be final on NOTICE OF SALE successful bidder will be required to 29211 (803) 799-9993 Attorneys for for Sumter County in Plat Book S-5 that date, and compliance with the pay interest on the amount of the bid Plaintiff The Honorable Richard L. Booth at Page 42. This property is known as bid may be made immediately. BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore from date of sale to date of Master In Equity 21 North Pike West and is shown on Purchaser to pay for documentary granted in the case of: PennyMac compliance with the bid at the rate NOTICE OF SALE 2014-CP-43-02352 for Sumter County the Auditor's map of Sumter County stamps on the Deed. The successful Loan Services, LLC vs. Joanna K. of 6.375% per annum. For complete BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore as tax parcel 229-04-03-037. bidder will be required to pay Murillo; Luis E. Murillo; , C/A No. terms of sale, see Judgment of granted in the case of: CitiMortgage, Brock & Scott, PLLC interest on the amount of the 15-CP-43-02874, The following Foreclosure and Sale filed with the Inc. against James E. Antill, Central 3800 Fernandina Road, Suite 110 TMS Number: balance of the bid from date of sale property will be sold on August 1, Sumter County Clerk of Court at C/A Carolina Homes, I, the undersigned Columbia, SC 29210 to date of compliance with the bid at 2016, at 12:00 Noon at the Sumter #10-CP-43-2588. Attorneys for Plaintiff 229-04-03-037 Master in Equity for Sumter County, PROPERTY ADDRESS: the rate of 3.75% per annum. The County Courthouse to the highest will sell on August 1, 2016, at 12:00 16-01846 sale shall be subject to taxes and bidder NOTICE: The foreclosure deed is p.m. at County Courthouse in 21 North Pike West, not a warranty deed. Interested MASTER IN EQUITY assessments, existing easements and Sumter, South Carolina, to the Sumter, SC 29159 restrictions, easements and All that piece, parcel or lot of land bidders should satisfy themselves as highest bidder, the following NOTICE OF SALE restrictions of record and any other with the improvements thereon to the quality of title to be conveyed described property, to-wit: A parcel This being the same property senior encumbrances. situate, lying and being in the City by obtaining an independent title BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore of land located in the County of conveyed to Dorothy Bennett by In the event an agent of Plaintiff and County of Sumter, South search prior to the foreclosure sale granted in the case of Synovus Bank Sumter, State of South Carolina, and deed of Melvin E. Brown, dated May does not appear at the time of sale, Carolina, and being identified as Lot date. v. Robert M. Arnold, et. al. (Civil known as: Being Lot Number 428 in 14, 2003, and recorded in the Office the within property shall be No. 6, Block E, "Bon Air Terrace" Action No.: 2016-CP-43-29), I, the Eagle Nest, Phase 2 as shown in the of the Register of Deeds for Sumter withdrawn from sale and sold at the Subdivision, and being more fully Richard L. Booth undersigned, Master In Equity for recorded Plat/Map thereof in Book County on October 14, 2003, in Deed next available sales date upon the shown and delineated on that Master In Equity for Sumter County have ordered that the 2000 Page 74 of Sumter County Book 912 at Page 458. terms and conditions as set forth in certain plat of D. D. Edmunds, Sumter County following property, which is the records. Being all of that certain the Judgment of Foreclosure and R.L.S., dated October 25, 1995, and subject of the above action, be sold property conveyed to James E. Antill TERMS OF SALE: FOR CASH. The Sale or such terms as may be set recorded in the Sumter County John J. Hearn on Monday, August 1, 2016, 12:00 by Deed dated December 13, 2000 Master in Equity will require a forth in a supplemental order. R.O.D. Office at Plat Book 95, page Attorney for Plaintiff and recorded December 27, 2000 in noon, at Sumter County Courthouse, deposit of 5% of the bid amount in 1115. Reference is directed to said P.O. Box 100200 141 North Main Street, Room 211, Volume 790, Page 1231 in the land cash or certified funds, which is to The Honorable Richard L. Booth plat for a more complete description Columbia, SC 29202-3200 Sumter, South Carolina to the records of Sumter County, South be applied on the purchase price Master In Equity of metes, courses, distances, (803) 744-4444 highest bidder: Carolina. This being the same upon compliance with the bid. for Sumter County boundaries and lengths. 021350-00003 FM property conveyed to James E. Antill Interest on the balance of the bid at Website: www.rtt-law.com All that certain piece, parcel and lot by Deed of Longtown Investments, 8.365% shall be paid to the day of Brock & Scott, PLLC Derivation: Book 1134 at Page 1272 (see link to Resources of land with improvements thereon LLC, dated December 13, 2000 and compliance. In case of 3800 Fernandina Road, Suite 110 /Foreclosure Sales) situate, lying and being in the City recorded December 27, 2000 in Book noncompliance within 20 days, after Columbia, SC 29210 106 Thomas Dr., and County of Sumter, South 790 at Page 1231 in the Office of the the sale, the deposit of 5% is to be Attorneys for Plaintiff Carolina identified as Lot No. 33 of Sumter, SC 29150 Register of Deeds for Sumter forfeited and applied to Plaintiff's 15-24027 County, South Carolina making Deerfield Courtyard Homes judgment debt and the property 204-05-01-010 James E. Antill the sole owner of the Subdivision and being more fully re-advertised for sale upon the same MASTER IN property. TMS No. 153-08-02-010 & shown on a plat thereof prepared by terms at the risk of the former Joseph R. Edwards, RLS dated May EQUITY'S SALE SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS, 400-00-28-457 Property Address: 2260 highest bidder. Purchaser to pay for CASE NO. Equinox Avenue, Sumter, SC 29040 8, 1992, recorded in Plat Book 92 at deed recording fees and deed SUMTER AD VALOREM TAXES, TERMS OF SALE: The successful Page 860, records of Sumter County. stamps. 2016-CP-43-00591 EASEMENTS AND/OR, bidder, other than the plaintiff, will This property is known as 30 Anson RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD, AND deposit with the Master in Equity , at Court and is further identified as Deficiency judgment not being BY VIRTUE of a decree heretofore OTHER SENIOR ENCUMBRANCES. conclusion of the bidding, five per Sumter County Tax Map Parcel No. demanded, the bidding will not granted in the case of Trustmark cent (5%) of said bid, in cash or 185-12-03-014. remain open after the date of sale, National Bank against Ryan T. TERMS OF SALE: A 5% deposit in equivalent, as evidence of good faith, but compliance with the bid may be Dickson, I, the Master in Equity for certified funds is required. The same to be applied to purchase price Aforesaid Plat is specifically made immediately. Sumter County, will sell on Monday, deposit will be applied towards the in case of compliance, but to be incorporated herein and reference is August 1, 2016, at 12:00 o'clock p.m., purchase price unless the bidder forfeited and applied first to costs craved for a more complete and Should Plaintiff, Plaintiff's attorney, at the Sumter County Courthouse, defaults, in which case the deposit and then to plaintiff's debt in the accurate description of the metes, or Plaintiff's agent fail to appear on Sumter, South Carolina, to the will be forfeited. If the successful case of noncompliance. Should the bounds, courses and distances of the the day of sale, the property shall not highest bidder: bidder fails, or refuses, to make the successful bidder fail or refuse to property concerned herein. This be sold, but shall be re-advertised required deposit, or comply with his make the required deposit at time of description is in lieu of metes and and sold at some convenient sales All that certain piece, parcel or lot of bid within 20 days, then the property bid or comply with the other terms of bounds, as permitted by law under day thereafter when Plaintiff, land with the improvements thereon, will be resold at his risk. No the bid within twenty (20) days, then Section 30-5-250 of the 1976 Code of Plaintiff's attorney, or Plaintiff's situate, lying and being in the City personal or deficiency judgment the Master in Equity may resell the Laws of South Carolina, As agent, is present. and County of Sumter, State of South being demanded, the bidding will property on the same terms and Amended. Be all measurements a Carolina, designated as Lot No. 323 not remain open after the date of conditions (at the risk of the said little more or a little less and The sale shall be subject to taxes of Millwood Gardens Subdivision, sale, but compliance with the bid defaulting bidder). Should the according to said plat. and assessments, existing easements 4th Addition as shown on a plat may be made immediately. The Plaintiff, or one of its and easements and restrictions of prepared by Ben J. Makela, RLS successful bidder will be required to representatives, fail to be present at This being the same property record. the time of sale, the property is conveyed to Robert M. Arnold by automatically withdrawn from said deed of Sumter Properties, a Plaintiff does not warrant its title sale and sold at the next available Partnership, recorded in the Office search to purchasers at foreclosure of the Register of Deeds for Sumter sale or other third parties, who Want to improve sales? sales day upon the terms and conditions as set forth in the County on May 13, 1992 in Book 546 should have their own title search Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale or at Page 1704. performed on the subject property. We can help with that. any Supplemental Order. The successful bidder will be required to TMS No.: 185-12-03-014 pay for documentary stamps on the Property Address: Deed and interest on the balance of the bid from the date of sale to the date of compliance with the bid at the rate of 6.2500%. THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENTS, COUNTY TAXES, EXISTING EASEMENTS, EASEMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD, AND Wanted: • Display Ads OTHER SENIOR ENCUMBRANCES. No personal or deficiency judgment • Special Sections being demanded, the bidding will DISTRICT MANAGER not remain open after the date of • Niche Publications sale, but compliance with the bid The Item has an opening for a may be made immediately. NOTICE: • Online The foreclosure deed is not a DISTRICT MANAGER in the warranty deed. Interested bidders should satisfy themselves as to the Sumter area. This is an entry-level quality of title to be conveyed by obtaining an independent title job that requires a self-motivating search well before the foreclosure person with knowledge of the area, sale date. The Honorable Richard L. Booth Master in Equity Sumter an ability to work with people, not County Riley Pope & Laney, LLC Post Office Box 11412 Columbia, SC afraid to make decisions, and a 29211 (803) 799-9993 Attorneys for desire to succeed. Use of personal Plaintiff vehicle is required, as is some night NOTICE OF SALE PAIGE CIVIL ACTION NO. and weekend work. 2016-CP-43-00239 Must have a clean driving record, BY VIRTUE of the decree drug testing required. MACLOSKIE heretofore granted in the case of: SABR MORTGAGE LOAN 2008-1 Newspaper experience preferred. REO SUBSIDIARY-1 LLC vs. James MULTIMEDIA Christopher Ray; Tiasha Kalecia Ray; Discover Bank; Rolling Hills of Sumter HOA, Inc., the undersigned Apply in person to: CONSULTANT Master In Equity for Sumter County, South Carolina, will sell on August 1, 2016 at 12:00PM, at the Sumter County Courthouse, City of Sumter, State of South Carolina, to the CALL TODAY highest bidder: Circulation Department ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, 20 N. Magnolia Street 803•774•1278 PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, TOGETHER WITH ANY Sumter, SC 29150 [email protected] IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN Between 8am and 4pm THE PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP, NO PHONE CALLS COUNTY OF SUMTER, STATE OF B10 THE ITEM CLASSIFIEDS FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 Here's My Card

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