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115th Year | No. 162 | mOnday, July 10, 2017 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Seniors voice complaints about center director BY JIM HERRIN journed when former county commis- Bohannon, who said she had been Bohannon and others claimed that [email protected] sioner Anna Ruth Burroughs asked going to the center “for years.” Frasier had “stacked the board” of the members to hear from the senior citi- “The first two years Maxine was senior center in her favor, allowing her A group of senior citizens attended zens group. elected our director, she done good,” to make changes that several members Thursday’s budget committee meeting “Does this affect the budget?” asked Bohannon said. “But the last two disagreed with. to voice their disapproval of the job committee member Tom Short. years, things have (been) different, They also claimed that members that Cookeville Senior Center Director “If you gave Mrs. Frasier $10,000, There’s people that used to go there were not allowed to attend some board Maxine Frasier has been doing. yes, it does,” Burroughs replied. that won’t come now because she’s not The committee had already ad- She then introduced 90-year-old Opal been treating people fair.” See COMPLAINTS, Page 2

Planners to discuss Job creation road frontage requirements

BY JIM HERRIN ance from the county’s [email protected] minimum road frontage requirements. The Putnam County Rush said a similar Regional Planning situation exists for a Commission on Tues- proposed two-lot subdi- day will be discussing vision on Montgomery whether to approve two Fowler Road, which will new subdivisions that also require a variance don’t meet all of the re- from minimum road quirements of the frontage requirements. county’s subdivision Also on the planning regulations. commission agenda: Earl Wheeler has sub- • Approval of the mitted a plan to divide final plat for a one-lot one lot on Buffalo Val- subdivision at the end ley Road into two lots. of Bar Road. County planner Kevin • Reports on five sub- Rush said Buffalo Val- divisions that were ad- ley Road is designated ministratively as a collector road, and approved. subdivision regulations • Review of three pre- require that 60 feet of liminary plats that were right of way (or 30 feet previously approved. from the centerline) be • Staff reports from dedicated to the county Rush and Patrick on those type of roads. Rinks. He said the plat only The planning com- Laura Militana | Herald-Citizen shows the existing mission meeting begins Showing off one of their creations, from left, are Tommy Fitzgerald Jr., Robert Fitzgerald and right-of-way width of 40 at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Tommy Fitzgerald Sr. feet. He also notes the conference room of the approval of the subdivi- Putnam County court- White Co. celebrates new industrial park sion will require a vari- house. Park new home for Fitzgerald Truck Parts, which ships nationwide By LAURA MILITANA County. ceremony. [email protected] Officials gathered Thursday to There are six Fitzgerald facili- celebrate the opening of Fitzger- ties in the Upper Cumberland — The Fitzgerald family busi- ald Industrial Park, which will in Overton, Pickett, Cumberland nesses have grown significantly be the home of Fitzgerald Truck and now White counties. since a humble beginning in Parts and Sales, Fitzgerald Colli- The parts business was started 1989. sion and Repair’s second loca- by his father, Tommy Fitzgerald What started as Fitzgerald tion in the Upper Cumberland Sr. Tommy Jr. and his brother, Truck Parts and Sales in Albany, and Fitzgerald Glider Kits. Robert, grew up in it. Kentucky, is now a conglomerate “This will be the headquarters “That’s all we knew,” he said. of businesses that are creating for Fitzgerald Truck Parts, ship- “As soon as we were able, we jobs throughout the Upper Cum- ping items all across the country worked in the shop.” berland — and many of those from White County,” Tommy jobs will be based in White Fitzgerald Jr. said during the See JOBS, Page 2 Firefighters respond to suspicious trailer fire BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS “It is suspicious,” Putnam area of the state highway that [email protected] Fire Chief Tom Brown said runs parallel to Interstate 40, Monday morning. “It was bro- according to Chief Brown. Putnam County firefighters ken down, and it had been sit- “It was fully involved when POP partners extinguished a suspicious con- ting there for several days we got there,” said Brown, who struction trailer fire on Satur- before it mysteriously burned.” was unable to determine the Spankies Restaurant is Power of Putnam’s Pre- day evening on the shoulder of A passerby reported the fire contents of the trailer because vention Partner of the Month for June. From left Highway 70 a few miles west of at about 9 p.m. on Saturday are Jon Josephson of Spankies, POP Executive Monterey. evening in a sparsely populated See FIRE, Page 2 Director Bill Gibson and Steve Jones of Spankies.

Index Obituaries, A5 HOllywOOd Premiere 2 Sections — 14 Pages Mary Bull Cookeville Abby A6 Living A6 Sawyer Davenport women meet Calendar A4 Sports B1 James Farley Sr. ‘Iron Man’ Classified B3 Sudoku A7 Kenneth Burgess Page A6 Comics A7 Weather A2 Crossword A7 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, July 10, 2017 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Investigator graduates from TBI academy

BY LAURA MILITANA Contact us: [email protected] Address: For Randal Slayton, 1300 Neal St. graduating from the Tennessee Bureau of Cookeville, Tenn. Investigation’s Crimi- nal Investigator acad- Mailing Address: emy is an P.O. Box 2729 accomplishment. But to receive the Cookeville TN 38502 award as outstanding officer in his class is an Phone: 931-526-9715 accolade. Slayton, a criminal Fax: 931-526-1209 investigator in the 13th Judicial District office, Email: graduated from the TBI News academy June 30 and [email protected] also received the Spe- Congratulating Randal Slayton on his graduation and receiving the Special Agent De’Greaun Frazier Sports cial Agent De’Greaun Award, from left, are TBI Deputy Director Jason Lock, Major General Max Haston, Slayton, District [email protected] Frazier Award, being Attorney Bryant Dunaway and TBI Director Mark Gwyn. Advertising the first recipient of [email protected] that award. criminal investigator the 13th Judicial Dis- services that the DA’s in cooperation with Living “I was pleased to since December trict,” Dunaway said. office offers.” other law enforcement [email protected] have the opportunity to 2014. Previously, he “An opportunity arose Criminal investiga- agencies on investiga- Circulation send Randal to the TBI worked with the sher- that would allow him to tors that work for the tions throughout the [email protected] Academy,” District At- iff’s department as an attend the 18-week TBI DA’s office are vested district and assist pros- Business News torney Bryant Dun- investigator. Criminal Investigators with full police author- ecutors in the prepara- [email protected] away said. “I believe he “When he came on academy, a course of ity and are called on to tion and planning for Church News is the only DA investi- staff at the DA’s office, study that all TBI serve many roles. They trial. [email protected] gator in the state to he was already a very agents must complete. serve as lead investiga- “Slayton’s advanced School News have completed this able investigator and as This advanced training tors in many instances training will serve our [email protected] training.” such he has proved in- would compliment on series crimes, such citizens and law en- Classified Ads Slayton has been valuable to the law en- Slayton’s skills and as sexual crimes forcement partners [email protected] with the DA’s office as a forcement agencies of greatly benefit the against children, work well,” Dunaway said.

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Order a Photo senior center Every photograph taken by a Her- ald-Citizen photographer and From Page 1 complaints to “growing published in the paper is available pains.” for purchase. Go to www.herald- meetings and that oth- “Larger numbers de- citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” Also, many photos in- ers had been banned or manding new activities cluded in online stories are avail- suspended from partici- in scarce space with able for purchase. pating in activities at limited parking frus- the center. trates some participants Subscriptions Laura Militana | Herald-Citizen In an email to the Her- who remember a differ- White County Executive Denny Wayne Robinson, left, stops for a photo ald-Citizen, Frasier said ent time,” she said. To subscribe, call 931-526- with Congressman Diane Black, Tommy Fitzgerald Sr., Robert Fitzgerald, the allegation that she County commissioner 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Tommy Fitzgerald Jr. and Tennessee Economic and Community Devel- has stacked the board in Mike Atwood told sen- Discover accepted. opment Commissioner Bob Rolfe during Thursday’s opening ceremony her favor has no merit. iors who showed up at Rates: at Fitzgerald Industrial Park. “The board of direc- the budget meeting that 3 mo 6 mo 1yr tors selects new board he was sympathetic to Carrier or members by voting in a the issue, but doubted Mail: 385 public meeting. The di- whether the commis- Zip Code $28 $54 $95 JOBS: rector has no vote,” she sion had any authority Print & New facility opens said. “There is good dis- to intervene. E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Anywhere Only cussion by board mem- “The county itself has E-Edition $21 $42 $84 From Page 1 has 16 bays. the industrial park will bers regarding items on no control over your di- Mail: Outside The company can be built by local con- the agenda; but in the rector. All we do is fund 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 And that’s where the pick up trucks any- tractors using local last two years of board it,” he said. “We can Mail: Outside idea for additional busi- where in the United equipment. meetings, I do not recall control the money that’s Tenn. $82 $132 $220 nesses was born. States. Robert will invest $9 a single dissenting vote allotted to the center, Fitzgerald Collision “We have on-site million and create 220 at a meeting.” but that certainly and Repair began two training as well,” he new jobs with his ex- Frasier noted that any doesn’t help the seniors Miss Your Paper? and a half years ago in said. “Anyone who has pansions. suspensions or bans are if we take that money Livingston, offering col- motivation to learn and The family bought the the result of a policy away. There is a formal Your carrier is an independent lision repair for large work hard will fit in.” adopted by the board. contractor. However, as a serv- property in 2015 and means by which to ad- ice to our subscribers, our fleets. That location fo- Fitzgerald Glider consists of nearly 100 “A code of conduct dress your problem and circulation department is open cuses on Freightliner Kits, based in Byrd- acres — all adjacent to has been developed by that is through the sys- from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- trucks. stown, specializes in in- the Upper Cumberland the board of directors. tem of bylaws that you day-Friday and from “The Sparta location stalling the Regional Airport. In five years, three peo- have in place.” 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to will focus on Kenworth remanufactured main The opening of the ple have been found to “We feel like a lot of answer calls. and Peterbilt,” he said. components (engine, Fitzgerald Industrial violate the code of con- people don’t know Call 931-526-9715. “We saw the need for transmission and/or Park comes on the heels duct,” she said. “One what’s going on there those services.” rear ends) from a donor of the announcement of was banned and the re- because everyone The average time for truck that was either Fitzgerald Collision and port was published in doesn’t go to the center,” Herald-Citizen repairs on any of those wrecked on or unsafe Repair’s partnership the newspaper years said Burroughs. “It’s is 38-58 days. for the road, into a new with Tennessee College ago. Two were given the nicest center in Put- USPS 313-680 “We have it down to cab and chassis built by of Applied Technology short-term suspensions nam County, but when ISSN 8750-5541 five,” he said. “That’s a the original equipment Livingston, which offers with the option of privi- you have someone tremendous saving to manufacturer. That fa- students training in leges being restored threatening you and The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, the company.” cility produces more commercial fleet truck upon agreeing to abide doing all this, no one New Year’s Day, Independence The company has than 3,500 trucks per maintenance and re- by the code of conduct.” wants to go and put up Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving grown so much since it year. pair. The Fitzgeralds Frasier attributed the with all that.” Day and Christmas Day by began that officials are The name “glider kit” are excited about part- Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., about to celebrate a comes from the fact that nering with different at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box groundbreaking on a the units are unpow- schools to fill in the 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. second addition on the ered from the factory. gaps of what is needed FIRE: Periodicals postage paid at Overton County facility. That allows his com- in the workforce. Blaze ‘suspicious’ Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- “We added 20,000 pany to take the glider “We are passionate TER: send address changes to square feet on to it the kit and install a number about creating high- From Page 1 Eight Putnam Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, first time and now we’re of different engine and quality jobs in rural County firefighters re- Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- adding another 70,000 transmission options to communities,” Tommy of the extent of the sponded to the blaze ber of the Tennessee Press square feet,” he said. give the customer a Fitzgerald Sr. said. “We fire. and were able to extin- Association and the Associ- “That will add 32 more complete unit ready to will do everything we It is not known how guish it within 30 min- ated Press. The Associated bays.” go to work. can to put people to the fire was ignited or utes. Press is entitled exclusively to The Sparta location The new facility at work.” who owns it. No one was injured. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

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Nation in Brief Trump: U.S. must work with Russia many on Friday that Officer shoots Mum on Trump had accepted Putin’s denial Putin’s assurances that woman during Russia hadn’t meddled — of meddling in an assertion Putin re- traffic stop peated Saturday after the 2016 election Group of 20 summit. FLORENCE, Ala. Putin said he left the (AP) — Authorities WASHINGTON (AP) — meeting thinking that say a University of President Donald Trump Trump had believed his North Alabama police said Sunday that “it is in-person denials. officer is on leave after time to move forward in “He asked questions, I shooting a woman working constructively replied. It seemed to me during a traffic stop. with Russia” after his that he was satisfied with The TimesDaily of lengthy meeting with the answers,” Putin said. Florence reports the Russian President Secretary of State Rex confrontation oc- Vladimir Putin in Ger- Tillerson did not answer curred about 3 a.m. many. But he is still directly when asked Sun- Sunday in the north- avoiding the question of day if Trump had ac- west Alabama city. whether he accepts cepted Putin’s denial, but A statement from Putin’s denial that Rus- told reporters in Ukraine the Alabama Law En- sia was responsible for that Trump’s conversa- forcement Agency meddling in the 2016 tion with Putin on elec- says the shooting oc- election. tion interference went curred during a traffic Speaking in a series of AP “about the way we ex- stop. A driver al- tweets the morning after pected.” Tillerson was legedly tried to run returning from a world President Donald Trump waves as he and first lady Melania Trump arrive at the only other American over an officer and leaders’ summit in Ger- Andrews Air Force Base, Saturday, in Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland. official in the room. then fled the scene. many, Trump said he Treasury Secretary The officer fired “strongly pressed” Putin that Russian hackers and opinion.” countries” were likely in- Steven Mnuchin also de- multiple shots, strik- twice over Russian med- propagandists tried to Trump has said he volved as well. He said clined to say whether ing the vehicle. A dling during their meet- sway the election in thinks Russia probably ahead of the meeting Trump accepted Putin’s photo from the scene ing Friday. Trump’s favor. But hacked the emails of the that, “Nobody knows for denial. “Why would show a red car Trump said that Putin Trump would not say Democratic National sure.” President Trump broad- crashed into a utility “vehemently denied” the whether he believed Committee and Hillary Russian Foreign Min- cast exactly what he said pole. conclusions of American Putin, tweeting only that Clinton staffers, but that ister Sergey Lavrov first in the meeting? Strategi- Florence police Lt. intelligence agencies he’s “already given my “other people and/or told reporters in Ger- cally that makes no Brad Holmes says an officer got the woman out of the car, and paramedics took her to a hospital. There’s no immediate word on her condition. Officials replacing lifesaving AEDs State police will in- vestigate the shooting. BY LINDSAY Joy Wilhite in 1999. Toddler killed for MCREYNOLDS Cookeville firefighters lindsay.mcreynolds@herald-citi- Mark Goolsby, Ray drinking milk zen.com White and Terry Priest used the device to save from jug It’s been about 20 Wilhite. years since the first In addition to fire- ORLANDO, Fla. AEDs used to shock a fighters, Cookeville po- (AP) — Authorities person’s heart back into lice officers also carry say a 3-year-old regular rhythm came to the devices. Florida boy died after Cookeville. Master Officer Mike he was beaten with a Now a good number Herrick said officers plastic rod because he of those automatic ex- have used them at least drank milk from a jug. ternal defibrillators — 46 times since 2005 in Orange County that can be used by just cases where an officer sheriff’s investigators about anyone to revive a is the first to respond to say Xavier Mokarzel- patient whose heart has someone who is uncon- Satchel was killed by stopped — are being re- scious. his mother’s room- placed. They’ve had 27 suc- mates, 58-year-old Cal- “Thankfully, we cesses during that time lene Barton and haven’t had to use them period, which means 28-year-old Lakesha often,” said Daniel Sny- the patients survived Lewis. der, training and safety long enough to be trans- The Orlando Sen- officer with the ferred to a hospital. tinel reported Monday Cookeville Fire Depart- Snyder said he’s al- that court records ment. ready purchased 10 to Lindsay McReynolds | Herald-Citizen show Xavier’s mother, “We have a few docu- replace older AEDs The AED at the Cane Creek Recreation Center was one of several recently Brandi Mokarzel, was mented that have been with plans to buy an- replaced. From left are Cookeville Police Master Officer Mike Herrick, awakened Friday by used successfully.” other 22. Cookeville Recreation Superintendent Cara Sheets, Cookeville Fire Depart- Barton yelling at her Snyder recalls that The 10 recently re- ment Training and Safety Officer Daniel Snyder and Cookeville Fire Chief son. Investigators say one was used to revive a placed are at the Cane Daryl Blair. Lewis grabbed a plas- Cookeville firefighter Creek Recreation Cen- tic rod and repeatedly about 10 years ago, and ter, Cookeville City zen Center. in the city, but Dr. Wom- County. hit Xavier until the Cookeville Councilman Hall, five on city police Snyder said ack said there’s actually The portable devices rod broke. They say Dr. Chuck Womack re- vehicles, two on city ve- Cookeville Fire Depart- about 300 in various need to be replaced Barton then grabbed called the first life saved hicles and one at the ment is responsible for public and private about once every 10 the boy and threw by an AED was that of Cookeville Senior Citi- checking on 112 AEDs buildings in Putnam years. him. Xavier began to shake. Mokarzel Community Calendar called 911 but the boy died. The Community Calendar watercolor class on Tuesday served. Cookeville Art Studio MEDICARE: UCDD’s SHIP Barton and Lewis is a daily list of events from 9 a.m. until noon. Located & Gallery,186A S. Walnut Av- program holding a welcome to are charged with first- hosted by nonprofit groups at186A S. Walnut Avenue, enue, 526-2424. Medicare class, 10 a.m.-noon. degree murder. in Putnam, White, Overton Cookeville. For info., call 526- PEO: P.E.O. Chapter L will Putnam County Library. Call Mokarzel is charged and Jackson counties. To be 2424. meet on Thursday, 10 a.m. Put- for reservation 931-432-4150. with child neglect for included, call 526-9715 and YOGA: Cookeville Art Stu- nam County Library upstairs July 18 allegedly not report- ask for the newsroom secre- dio & Gallery will have gentle meeting room. GUN SAFETY: Help keep ing previous abuse by tary or email bbs@herald- yoga on Tuesday from 12:30- July 14 kids safe. 6-7:30 p.m. Not appro- the women. citizen.com. Be sure to 1:30 p.m. Located at186A S. FREE MOVIE: Cookeville priate for children. Light re- include your name and Walnut Avenue, Cookeville. Depot Museum will have a free freshments served. Free to all number as well as a time, For info., call 526-2424. movie, at 8 p.m., “Penny Sere- adults. Putnam County YMCA, 911 calls reflect date and location of the DANCE: Silver Point Com- nade” (1941). Bring a chair or 235 Raider Drive. Moms De- chaos from event. Deadline for Tuesday- munity Center will have a blanket, west patio. Popcorn, mand Action for Gun Sense in Friday’s paper is noon the dance every Tuesday from 6:30- drinks available for purchase. America/TN. shooting at party day before. Deadline for 9 p.m., featuring Cumberland BLUEGRASS: Bluegrass July 20 Sunday is noon Friday. County Band. Free admission. Ablaze, Volunteer State Com- CONCERT: Free concert, CINCINNATI (AP) Deadline for Monday is 3 July 12 munity College’s student blue- Dogwood Performance Pavil- — Recorded 911 calls p.m. Friday. Church-related LUNCHEON: In honor of grass ensemble, will perform ion will have their 3rd Thurs- reflect chaos and con- items are published in a sep- Wanda Shanks winning bas- on Friday from 5-7 p.m., at the day concert in Dogwood Park fusion after a deadly arate calendar in the Reli- ketball championship with new Central Park at 140 S. at 7:30 p.m. shooting at a gender gion section each Friday. Senior Olympics. Buffallo Val- Spring St., Livingston. Free July 21 reveal party in Ohio Deadline for church calen- ley Community Center, noon. and open to public. SPARTA: Sparta Green Mar- that caused the expec- dar items is noon Wednes- All Southern lunch. Call KID’S SUMMER ART ket and concert at Metcalf tant mother to lose day. Pauline 858-858-5127. CLASSES: 1-2 p.m. and 2:30- Park Pavilion, 4-7 p.m. on Fri- her baby. July 10 ART 411: High school thru 3:30 p.m. Free, grades 1 and up. day. WCPO-TV reports BAND CONCERT: adult art class, noon-2 p.m. Child must be with an adult. FREE MOVIE: Cookeville one caller told a dis- Cookeville Community Band Cookeville Art Studio & Cookeville Art Studio & Depot Museum will have a free patcher: “There’s a will have a concert on Monday, Gallery,186A S. Walnut Av- Gallery,186A S. Walnut Av- movie on Friday at 8 p.m., whole lot of people at 7:30 p.m., at Dogwood Per- enue, 526-2424. enue, 526-2424. “The Princess Bride” (1987). here shot.” formance Pavilion, Dogwood PROJECT BOARD: Upper July 15 Bring a chair or blanket, west Colerain Township Park. Cumberland Primary Care GALLERY EXHIBIT: Back- patio. Popcorn, drinks avail- police say two gun- YOUNG AT ART: Grades 1- Project Board, meets at noon door Gallery, noon-4 p.m. Kate able for purchase. men opened fire Sat- 8 art classes, 4-6 p.m., on Wednesday, at Upper Cum- Driskell and Bonnie Chillquist STAR PARTY: Calling all urday night at a house Cookeville Art Studio & berland Regional Health Cen- exhibit, refreshments. backyard astronomers, free party held to reveal Gallery, 186A S. Walnut Ave., ter, Cookeville. Cookeville Art Studio and community event. Algood Ball- the gender of a preg- 526-2424. July 13 Gallery, 186A S. Walnut Ave. park Pavilion, 8:30-10 p.m. nant woman’s unborn July 11 ACRYLIC CLASS: 9 a.m.- July 17 Bring a blanket, telescope, child. LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- noon. Cookeville Art Studio & LINE DANCE: Every Mon- binoculars, or camera. One woman died. ley Public Library in Liv- Gallery,186A S. Walnut Av- day, Cane Creek Recreation July 22 She was identified as ingston will have its Tuesday enue, 526-2424. Center will have a line dance BREAKFAST BENEFIT: 22-year-old Autum Book Club at 11 a.m. ART DEMO: Free, public class at 1 p.m. for $3. Call 528- Shiloh Community Center, 7-10 Garrett, of Hunting- ART CLASS: Cookeville Art welcome, “Instructions for Art 5053. a.m. Biscuits, gravy, all the fix- ton, Indiana. Studio & Gallery will have a Materials” Cake and coffee WELCOME TO ings. Call 931-260-9454. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, July 10, 2017 — A5 LOCAL/NATION Soldier charged with slayings of wife, N.Y. state trooper

THERESA, N.Y. (AP) — A U.S. Army property, authorities said Monday. Police Superintendent George P. Beach town of Theresa, near the Canadian soldier killed his wife then fatally shot The suspect, identified as 32-year-old II said. border, when he was shot, Beach said. a New York State Police trooper who infantryman Justin Walters, surren- Trooper Joel Davis, 36, was respond- Walters’ wife, 27-year-old Nichole Wal- was responding to reports of shots dered without incident after the Sun- ing to the report about 8 p.m. Sunday ters, was found dead at the scene. Po- fired at the couple’s rural upstate day night slayings, New York State and was approaching the home in the lice haven’t said how she was killed.

Obituaries Republican Rep. Pearce James A. ‘Hawk’ 1940, in Cookeville, to tion in Knoxville. Want- He is survived by wife, Farley Sr. the late Jesse Douglas ing to return to his Mary Anne Farley; son, Farley and Ollie Belle hometown, he became Doug Farley of running for governor Madewell Farley. part owner of Highland Cookeville, son, James Jim “Hawk” was born Rim Exxon, later buying A. Farley, Jr. of to a loving dad and mom out John’s part. He con- Knoxville; stepdaughter, in New Mexico in Dry Valley, where he tinued a successful serv- Angela Eldridge of grew up with three sis- ice station business for Cookeville; three step- SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) Congress. ters and two brothers. many years. He also sons, Lawrence — Republican Con- Pearce said he wants To start his adulthood opened City Auto Parts Williams, Stephen gressman Steve Pearce to return from Washing- he joined the U.S. Air during this time. He Williams and Daniel kicked off his campaign ton to rebuild New Mex- Force. After leaving the later closed the parts Williams all of Bay City, for governor of New ico’s lagging economy Air Force, he was a store and sold the sta- Michigan. Mexico on Monday, giv- and bring better man- truck driver for Moun- tion. Jim went back to In addition to his par- ing up a firm hold on a agement to public edu- tain Farm Bakery. driving a truck for sev- ents, he was preceded in vast congressional dis- cation. The state has the Wanting to spend more eral years. Jim became death by brother, Ralph trict along the U.S.-Mex- nation’s second-highest time at home, he went to disabled and returned to Farley; sister, Gail ico border. unemployment rate and COOKEVILLE — Fu- work for Oxfiber Brush his passion of racing, Guess; and granddaugh- He is the first to seek routinely ranks near neral services for James Co. Jim had a passion now becoming a car ter, Kristyn Farley. the GOP nomination to the bottom in academ- A. “Hawk” Farley Sr., for racing and went to owner. He tried oval Pallbearers will be succeed second-term ics and child well-being. 77, of Cookeville, will be work for Thrashers Ma- track racing for several grandsons, Justin, Tyler Republican Gov. Susana Conservatives have held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, chine Shop and built his years, but returned to and Brandon Farley, Martinez, who by law long been drawn to July 11, at the chapel of first drag car. During his passion of drag rac- stepsons, Larry, cannot seek re-election Pearce’s his fiscal con- Presley Funeral Home this time he helped with ing. He spent more than Stephen and Daniel in 2018. servatism, his support with Pastor Jeff Mon- the building of Buffalo the last 25 years build- Williams. Pearce will give up for gun ownership day officiating. Inter- Valley Drag Strip, where ing and owning several You may share your running in 2018 in the rights, and his opposi- ment will follow in he held the record in I- race cars and that was thoughts or send condo- congressional district tion to abortion rights Brown’s Mill Cemetery. gas for three years. his final goal in life. lences to the family by that covers the south- and the legalization of The family will re- Leaving Thrashers, he Hawk Farley racing at visiting www.presleyfu- ern half of New Mexico. gay marriage. ceive friends today, went to work for Gordon one point had three gen- neralhome.com. It’s one of only a hand- Discussing his bid for Monday, July 10, from 3- Hunters Machine Shop. erations of racers. The Professional services ful of congressional dis- governor, Pearce cast 7 p.m., and Tuesday, After leaving the ma- race team name was provided by Presley Fu- tricts along the Mexico himself as a pragmatist July 11, from 9 a.m. chine shop business, he changed to J & D Farley neral Home, 931-528- border not held by a De- who has been able to until service time at the returned to driving a Racing. 1044. mocrat. Rep. Michelle work across the parti- funeral home. truck for several years, “Hawk” was a devoted Lujan Grisham, a De- san divide on Capitol Mr. Farley passed then moved on to the husband and a great mocrat, is giving up her Hill — essential qualifi- away Friday, July 7, State of Tennessee Dept. family man. His grand- seat in another New cations to negotiate 2017, at Vanderbilt Uni- of Transportation. children lovingly called Mexico district to run with a New Mexico Leg- versity Medical Center With an itch to be- him Paw Paw Hawk. for governor. islature led by Democ- in Nashville following come a business owner, His legacy will live on Pearce’s candidacy of- rats. Pearce openly brief illness. Jim with the help of his for many years. He fers New Mexico voters supported the presiden- Jim “Hawk” was born brother, John, became truly was a man people a Vietnam War-era vet- tial campaign of Donald Wednesday, Jan. 10, the owner of a Gulf Sta- were proud to know. eran and former oil Trump, who lost to man with a conserva- Hillary Clinton by 9 per- tive voting record dur- centage points in New Sawyer Grace Grace Davenport, infant, ial was in Thompkins Medical Center. ing seven terms in Mexico. Davenport of Byrdstown, were held Cemetery. Hall Funeral Home of Sunday, July 9, at the Sawyer Grace Daven- Livingston was in charge LIVINGSTON — Fu- chapel of Hall Funeral port passed away Friday, of arrangements, 931-823- neral services for Sawyer Home of Livingston. Bur- July 9, 2017, at Erlanger 5010.

Mary D. Bull Mrs. Bull passed (Danny) Posey of Old Ava Bull, Frankie Jo away Sunday, July 9, Hickory, Carolyn Robin- Bull, Brianna Bowman, GAINESBORO — Fu- 2017, at Cookeville Re- son (Johnny) Russell of Matthew Sinclair, and neral services for Mary gional Medical Center. Gainesboro, Debbie Morgan Sinclair. D. Chaffin Bull, 85, of She was born July 20, (Tim) Dobbs of Gaines- In addition to her par- Gainesboro, will be held 1931, in Jackson County boro, and Janice (Tony) ents and husband, she at 1 p.m. Tuesday, July to the late Frank Chaf- Reynolds of was preceded in death 11, at Anderson - Upper fin and Lizzie Lawson Smyrna; nine grandchil- by her son, Bobby W. Cumberland Funeral Chaffin. dren, Michael Posey, Bull; three Home. Bro. Jimmy An- She was married Anthony Phann, An- brothers, A.J. Chaffin, derson and Bro. Ray- April 14, 1950, to the late gelia Allen, Kristy Hoover Chaffin, and mond Hensley will Plas T. Bull, who passed Brown, Tish Robinson, Clorcie Chaffin; officiate. Burial will be away Dec. 9, 1994. Misty Sinclair, Daniel and four sisters, Ermma in Hensley Cemetery. Mrs. Bull was a home- Bull, Ashley Bull, and Ballard, Eunice Hens- Family will receive maker. She was a mem- Austin Reynolds; 12 ley, Vaudie Hensley, and friends at the funeral ber of the Liberty great- Agnes Gentry. home today, Monday, Church of Christ of the grandchildren, Hailey Anderson – Upper July 10, from 2-9 p.m., Cummins Mill commu- Allen, Austin Allen, Cumberland Funeral and Tuesday, July 11, nity of Jackson County. Cason Allen, Elena Home is in charge of from 10 a.m. until time She is survived by Brown, Trajan Brown, arrangements, 931-268- of services. four daughters, Patricia Kaylyn Bull, Jade Bull, 1550 or 931-858-7474.

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Monday, July 10, 2017 LIVING 6 ►DEAR ABBY Mended Hearts ‘Elementary’ Neighbor’s actor Nelsan frustrations spill Ellis dead at 39 NEW YORK (AP) — over in Actor Nelsan Ellis, best known for his memorable portrayal driveway of Lafayette Reynolds on HBO’s “True conversation Blood,” has died at the age of 39. EAR ABBY: I live in a Ellis’ manager, 55-plus community. I Emily Gerson Saines, am younger than my confirmed the actor’s husband by 10 years, death in an email Sat- soD I was 49 when we moved urday. The Hollywood here. We have lost 49 neigh- Reporter, which was bors during the past five first to report Ellis’ years — yes, seriously. Oth- death, quoted her as ers are in nursing homes saying the actor died with no quality of life. from complications of While walking my dog yes- heart failure. terday, a neighbor stopped The Illinois-born me. She was actor, who studied at standing in Juilliard, played the her driveway role of Lafayette, a crying and gay short order cook, nearly hysteri- on the HBO drama cal. Her hus- from 2008 to 2014, and band has been more recently ap- in a nursing peared in the CBS de- Laura Militana | Herald-Citizen Abigail home for tective series three years. Mended Hearts members, from left, Marsha Godsey, secretary; Phillip Godsey, member; and “Elementary.” He Van Buren He doesn’t Charles Jackson, AED chairman; present Baxter Police Chief Danny Holmes with a new also was a playwright know what is AED. This is the fourth AED provided to the Baxter police department. and a stage director. going on or who she is. She Ellis appeared as told me that she visits him Martin Luther King, every day, but she cannot Jr. in Lee Daniels’ stand it anymore. She said “The Butler,” and as she wants to kill herself, but singer Bobby Byrd in isn’t strong enough to do it. the James Brown They are in their 80s and biopic “Get On Up.” had a wonderful 50-year mar- He also appeared in riage. He is not on life sup- “The Help,” and his port, but has just been lying castmate Octavia there for all this time. What Spencer mourned his can she do? What can I do to death on Instagram. help her? — LISA IN “My heart breaks for FLORIDA his kids and family,” DEAR LISA: Your poor the actress wrote. neighbor was having an On Twitter, some awful day. You already helped fans posted one of his by listening to her and allow- more famous scenes ing her to vent. However, she as Lafayette, where needs to be able to do a lot the character more of it, and a way to help marches out of the her further would be to sug- kitchen to confront gest she talk to a doctor who some bigoted diners. specializes in the needs of HBO released a older patients (a geriatri- statement saying the cian). There may be a support network was “ex- group in your 55-plus com- Cookeville Masonic Lodge #266 representatives recently presented a check to the Mended Hearts tremely saddened” by munity she could join, and program at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. From left, Roy Chesnut Sr. and Jeff Jones from Ellis’ death. she should be encouraged to the lodge, Blanche Smithers and Carolyn Smith from Mended Hearts and Brian Jones from the “Nelsan was a long- do more for herself than she lodge. time member of the has been. HBO family whose If she doesn’t know of a groundbreaking por- doctor to consult, ask your trayal of Lafayette physician if he/she knows ‘Spider-Man’ slings $117 million debut will be remembered someone who is good. Doc- fondly within the tors usually refer patients to By JAKE COYLE overall legacy of doctors at their own level of AP film writer ‘True Blood,’” the competence. She could also statement read. “Nel- inquire in the facility her NEW YORK (AP) — “Spider- san will be dearly husband is at and ask about Man: Homecoming” swung past missed by his fans support groups there as well. expectations, opening with an and all of us at HBO.” DEAR ABBY: My son, estimated $117 million in North “True Blood” cre- “Allen,” is 27 and a pretty America and giving a Sony Pic- ator Alan Ball called good writer, mostly fantasy tures a much needed hit. Ellis “a singular tal- stuff. I don’t like that genre “Homecoming” was one of ent whose creativity myself, but I have enjoyed the biggest tests yet for the no- never ceased to reading some of his work. He tion that domestic moviegoers amaze me. Working writes not only short stories are growing weary of sequels with him was a privi- but also entire books. and reboots and suffering so- lege.” I have tried to convince called “franchise fatigue.” In a 2012 TV inter- him to submit his work to ‘’Homecoming” kicks off the view in Chicago, Ellis publishers to no avail. He has third “Spider-Man” iteration in recalled that it took a college degree, but doesn’t the last 15 years, and the sec- four auditions for use it. He’s content working a ond reboot since 2014’s “The him to nail the role of minimum-wage job when he Amazing Spider-Man,” with Lafayette. At first, he could be doing what he loves Andrew Garfield. said, he was playing AND possibly make a living But Sony has kept Spider- the role as a carica- at it. Oh! And he still lives at Man airborne. For “Homecom- ture, and was told to home and does very little ing,” the studio returned to “go back to the draw- work around the house. Ad- Spider-Man’s teenage roots, ing board and figure vice, please? — FRUS- casting Tom Holland in the it out.” TRATED FATHER part. Critics and audiences re- He then began to DEAR FRUSTRATED FA- sponded, with many calling Jon channel his mother. THER: Has it occurred to Watts’ iteration one of the best “Once I started to act you that your son may be in a Spider-Man films. like my Mama, my comfortable rut? I assume Sony also, for the first time, fourth audition, I got you have already spoken to partnered with Kevin Feige and Kennedy Anderson (left) of Cookeville, was selected to the part,” he said. him regarding his lack of am- Marvel Studios to produce the attend the premiere of “Spider-Man: Homecoming” in Los An- Born in Harvey, bition. While his job may not film and rope “Homecoming” geles, California, on June 28. She was accompanied by her sis- Illinois, Ellis attended be what you think he’s capa- into Marvel’s wider cinematic ter Nickole Anderson. They met Robert Downey Jr., attended Thornridge High ble of doing, it may allow him universe. Robert Downey Jr.’s the premiere and the after party. Kennedy made a donation to School, where he the time to write. He may hes- Tony Stark/Iron Man appears Random Act Funding which is a philanthropic organization credited teachers itate to submit his work to as Spider-Man’s mentor, and founded by Susan and Robert Downey that distributes kind- with instilling the publishers because he’s Michael Keaton plays the vil- ness in the form of financial support at local, national and craft of theater in afraid rejection would be too lain Vulture. global levels. Kennedy is the daughter of Kim and Greg Ander- him. He later at- painful. Those ingredients, along with son and will be a junior at Cookeville High this year. tended Juilliard in Not knowing your son, I a marketing effort that ap- New York City. can’t guess his reasons for pealed to young moviegoers, “Even though there have 2. “Despicable Me 3,” $34 mil- living the life he has chosen. pushed “Homecoming” to the been other Spider-Man movies, lion. However, if what’s really best “Spider-Man” debut since this film feels fresh and new 3. “Baby Driver,” $12.8 mil- bothering you is the fact that 2007’s “Spider-Man 3.” The and different and special, and I lion. at 27 he’s still living at home film, made for about $175 mil- think that’s what’s really res- 4. “Wonder Woman,” $10.1 Subscribe and not helping enough lion, also grossed $140 million onating with audiences right million. to the around the house, that is fix- internationally over the week- now,” added Greenstein. 5. “Transformers: The Last able. Explain what you expect end. Last week’s top film, “Despi- Knight,” $6.3 million. Herald- of him if he’s going to con- “It’s a triumphant return for cable Me 3,” dropped to second 6. “Cars 3,” $5.6 million. tinue to stay there, and if he Spider-Man,” said Josh Green- with $34 million. 7. “The House,” $4.8 million. Citizen doesn’t live up to his respon- stein, Sony Pictures’ president Estimated ticket sales for Fri- 8. “The Big Sick,” $3.7 mil- sibilities, tell him he will of worldwide marketing and day through Sunday at U.S. and lion. Call 931- have to leave. It’s your home distribution. “It’s an incredible Canadian theaters, according 9. “47 Meters Down,” $2.8 mil- and you have a right to be as- win for Sony, for our partners to comScore. lion. 526-9715 sertive about what goes on in at Marvel and Kevin Feige and 1. “Spider-Man: Homecom- 10. “The Beguiled,” $2.1 mil- it. Amy Pascal, who produced it.” ing,” $117 million. lion. 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Bill Cassidy, R-La. bly going to be dead,” McCain Signaling his pessimism as the nation’s health law is proba- “Clearly, the draft plan is dead. said of the GOP bill. If Democ- well, Sen. Chuck Grassley Brexit proposals bly “dead” and President Don- Is the serious rewrite plan rats are included, he said, it wrote on Twitter late Saturday on citizen rights ald Trump’s proposal to just dead? I don’t know.” doesn’t mean “they control it. It that Republicans will lose their repeal it appears to be a “non- Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., means they can have amend- Senate majority if they don’t BRUSSELS (AP) — starter,” two moderate Republi- said it may now be time for Re- ments considered. And even pass health care legislation. The European Parlia- ment’s group on Brexit negotiations has made a damning assessment of British proposals on EU Trump backing off idea of ‘cyber security unit’ citizens’ rights after the U.K. leaves the Euro- Plan to work with ring to Syrian President But you keep those that pean Union, further in- Bashar Assad and his you don’t trust closer so dication of how tough Russia on election regime’s use of chemical that you can always keep the two-year negotia- security met weapons against its own an eye on ‘em and keep tions are expected to be- citizens.” them in check.” come. widespread Former Defense Secre- Trump said that “it is In a letter Monday to ridicule tary Ash Carter equated time to move forward in EU chief negotiator the move to “like the guy working constructively Michel Barnier and WASHINGTON (AP) — who robbed your house with Russia” after his seen by The Associated President Donald Trump proposing a working lengthy meeting with Press, the group said appears to be backing group on burglary.” Putin. But he is still “the U.K. does not re- away from the idea of And Rep. Adam Schiff, avoiding the question of spect the principles of working with Russia to D-Calif., the top Democ- whether he accepts reciprocity, symmetry create a “cyber security rat on the House intelli- Putin’s denial that Rus- and non-discrimina- unit” to guard against gence committee, said sia was responsible for tion.” Furthermore, it election hacking. that expecting Russia to meddling in the 2016 said that under the U.K. Trump tweeted Sun- be a credible partner in election. proposals made on June day morning about dis- any cybersecurity initia- Speaking in a series of 26, EU citizens in cussing such a unit with tive “would be danger- tweets Sunday, the Britain would be look- Russian President ously naive for this morning after returning ing at “nothing less Vladimir Putin. Yet it’s country.” from a world leaders’ than relegation to sec- Russia that U.S. intelli- AP “If that’s our best elec- summit in Germany, ond-class status.” gence officials blame for President Donald Trump arrives at the White House tion defense, we might as Trump said he “strongly Citizens’ rights in meddling in last year’s from the G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany. well just mail our ballot pressed” Putin twice each other’s nations are election. boxes to Moscow,” he over Russian meddling considered the first Widespread ridicule Russia to be a credible can happen. It can’t.” said. during their meeting Fri- issue that both sides greeted Trump’s tweet. partner in any cyberse- Another Senate Repub- U.N. Ambassador day. must settle. Republican Sen. Lindsey curity initiative “would lican, Marco Rubio of Nikki Haley, however, Trump said that Putin Graham of South Car- be dangerously naive.” Florida, said on Twitter defended the move, argu- “vehemently denied” the olina calls it “pretty By Sunday evening, that “partnering with ing that working with conclusions of American Iraqi troops push close” to the dumbest Trump was tweeting a Putin on a ‘Cyber Secu- Russia on cybersecurity intelligence agencies to clear last Mosul idea he’s ever heard. A different tune. He wrote rity Unit’ is akin to part- “doesn’t mean we ever that Russian hackers and Democratic congress- that just because he and nering with Assad on a trust Russia. We can’t propagandists tried to ground of IS man, Adam Schiff of Cal- Putin discussed the idea ‘Chemical Weapons trust Russia and we sway the election in militants ifornia, says expecting “doesn’t mean I think it Unit.’” Rubio was refer- won’t ever trust Russia. Trump’s favor.

MOSUL, Iraq (AP) — Iraqi forces slowly ad- vanced on Monday to retake the last patch of Thousands flee wildfires in California ground in Mosul where Islamic State militants OROVILLE, Calif. (AP) graphs of their home are holding on to a tiny — Wildfires barreled burned to the ground. sliver of the Old City, across the baking land- “The road that we live west of the Tigris River, scape of the western U.S. on was hit hard,” Reitan a day after the prime and Canada, forcing said. “We’re in shut down minister visited the sol- thousands of residents to mode right now, it’s so diers to congratulate flee and destroying devastating.” troops on the hard- homes. The fire was 20 percent fought battle. Here’s a look at the contained. It was one of Brig. Gen. Haider wildfires tearing through 14 wildfires across Cali- Fadhil of the Iraqi spe- the West. fornia that about 5,000 cial forces said that said Two major wildfires in firefighters battled Sun- even after his men, California have forced day. closely backed by U.S.- nearly 8,000 people out of In Southern California, led coalition airstrikes, their homes. at least 3,500 people evac- retake the last areas of About 4,000 people uated as two fires ex- IS control, clearing op- evacuated and another ploded in size at separate erations in Mosul will 7,400 were told to prepare ends of Santa Barbara continue to rid the city to leave their homes as County and a third one of sleeper cells and fire swept through grassy threatened homes near a booby-trapped explo- foothills in the Sierra Ne- town in San Luis Obispo sives. Iraqi commanders vada, about 60 miles AP County. say they believe hun- north of Sacramento, the One of the fires grew to Flames from a wildfire engulf trees near Oroville, California, on Saturday dreds of IS fighters re- California Department of 12 square miles (31 main inside the Forestry and Fire Protec- square kilometers), tra- neighborhood and are tion said Sunday. spokeswoman Mary Ann rary evacuation orders with her boyfriend Sun- versing a mountain using their families — The fire has burned Aldrich said. The area for 200,000 residents day night. range and heading south including women and nearly 4 square miles (11 burning was southeast of downstream. They were in Oroville toward coastal Goleta. children — as human sq. kilometers), injured Oroville, where spillways “It leaves you feeling on Friday afternoon There was minimal shields in a fight to the four firefighters and de- in the nation’s tallest like you can’t catch a when the fire broke out containment, and flames death that has slowed stroyed at least 10 struc- dam began crumbling break,” said Sharon Rei- and roads to their hill- shut down State Route recent Iraqi gains to a tures, but that number is from heavy rains this tan, who sought shelter side home were blocked. 154, which is expected to crawl. expected to rise, fire winter and led to tempo- at an evacuation center They later saw photo- remain closed for days. Hospital: Ailing China Nobel Low-key FBI director pick would lead agency through tumult laureate in critical WASHINGTON (AP) — that has spent the last decades, he’d be serving and the FBI. maelstrom surrounding The attorney selected to year investigating under a president who is Wray’s hearing the nomination, with De- condition replace James Comey as whether the Trump cam- said to have demanded Wednesday before the mocrats and perhaps FBI director is described paign coordinated with loyalty from Comey and Senate Judiciary Com- some Republicans seek- BEIJING (AP) — The by those close to him as Russia to win the presi- has appeared insensitive mittee may dive into his ing assurances of his in- hospital treating ailing admirably dency. to the traditionally legal background but dependence from Chinese Nobel Peace low-key, yet During this most con- bright boundary be- will almost certainly President Donald laureate Liu Xiaobo he’d be tak- sequential probe in tween the White House focus on the political Trump. says his condition is ing over the now critical and doctors law enforce- are in “active rescue” ment mode for China’s best- agency at a known political pris- Christopher moment oner. The hospital said Wray that’s any- in a statement Monday thing but that Liu, who has liver tranquil. cancer, is suffering from Christopher Wray a severely swollen stom- would inherit an FBI ach, low blood pressure that lost its popular and poor kidney func- leader in an unceremoni- tion. ous firing in May and Herald-Citizen

Monday, July 10, 2017 SPORTS B DeKalb County’s Nokes signs with Lindsey Wilson College

By SCOTT WILSON cently inked with Lindsey Wilson Col- HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff lege in Columbia, Ky. Fellow DCHS football standout Eli Cross also signed When Tayvian Nokes was just start- to play with the Blue Raiders. ing out in his football career at DeKalb “I visited Bethel University and County High School — he can’t re- Cumberland University, but when I member if it was his freshman or went to Lindsey Wilson I felt really sophomore year — coach Steve Trapp welcome,” Nokes said. “It is a beauti- told him if he continued to work hard ful place and one of the things that re- and stay focused on what he was doing ally attracted me was its combined both on and off the field he would one focus on athletics and academics. They day have the opportunity to play col- really make sure the athlete’s academ- lege football. ics come first and that’s important to Trapp’s words were on point. me.” Contributed Nokes became the second 2017 grad- Nokes, a 6-foot-2, 280-pound lineman, DeKalb County High School graduate Tayvian Nokes, above, far left, signs a uate from the Smithville school to sign was a big part of the DeKalb County national letter of intent to play football next season at Lindsey Wilson College a national letter of intent to play col- during a ceremony at the high school. Nokes is joined by, from left, DeKalb lege football next year when he re- See NOKES, Page B2 County coach Steve Trapp and fellow LWC signee Eli Cross.

UC CONNECTIONS Tech’s Wood, Fowler make pro baseball debuts with Schaumburg By CRAIG DELK Special to the HERALD-CITIZEN

Tennessee Tech’s Michael Wood and Kit Fowler are getting the chance to continue their baseball careers at the professional level. The pitching pair – who recently helped lead the Golden Eagles to the NCAA regionals – signed with the Schaumburg Boomers of the inde- pendent Frontier League and made their pro debuts last week. Wood was the No. 1 starter for the Golden Eagles in 2017, leading them Contributed | TTU Sports Information in wins (8), innings pitched (90 1/3) Tennessee Tech three-sport star Sarah Brandt (494) tries to run past teammate Micayla Rennick during a track meet and strikeouts (80). this past season. Brandt, who excels in athletics, the clasroom and in the community, was recently named the Ten- The righty appeared in 17 games nessee Tech Woman of the Year. (16 starts), compiled a 5.08 earned- run average and also hurled Tech’s lone complete game. Fowler, also a righty, was a key arm out of the bullpen. He finished 4-1 with a 3.57 ERA and two saves in 18 appearances, and struck out 50 Run for excellence batters in 40 1/3 innings. Wood made his pro debut last Tuesday, starting and throwing four Desire to compete, serve and excel pushes Tech’s Brandt innings. He gave up four runs, struck out two batters and came away with a TTU Sports Information “God is so good and it is amazing Ten- member of the Golden Eagle cross no-decision during the Boomers’ 10- nessee Tech chooses to esteem stu- country and track and field teams, 9 win over the Southern Illinois What does it mean to be a Ten- dent-athletes who integrate Brandt claimed the Ohio Valley Con- Miners. nessee Tech student-athlete? For community service and campus in- ference record with her teammates in He followed up Sunday with a many, it means a championship ring volvement into their academic-ath- the Distance Medley Relay, while she strong performance to earn his first on one hand and a diploma in an- letic college regime. Through this also held the school records in the professional win, going six innings other. institutional recognition, Tech has 1,500 meters outdoor, the 4x800 in- and giving up two runs while strik- But for student-athletes like Sarah shown a very high level of respect to door, the 4x800 outdoor, the Distance ing out five as the Boomers beat the Brandt, it means much, much more. those who value well-rounded, self- Medley Relay, the 800m indoor, the River City Rascals 3-2. It stands for the time commitment less citizenship.” 800m outdoor, the 1,600m indoor, the Fowler played in his first profes- for her sport – in Brandt’s case, three The award, handed out in May as 4x400m indoor and the 4x400m out- sional game Thursday, pitching sports with cross country, indoor part of the annual Golden Wings door. three scoreless innings in relief dur- track and field and outdoor track and Awards, is given to a senior or gradu- She won the 2016 Golden Wings ing the Boomers’ 15-5 win over the field involving a lot of her time – as ate student-athlete who has com- Newcomer of the Year award, the Miners. well as the commitment for her aca- pleted her athletic eligibility during team’s Golden Eagle Award and was a He gave up just two walks and demic endeavors and her efforts giv- the 2016-17 season. The criteria for se- finalist for the Outstanding Female struck out four as he earned the ing back outside the university lecting the award include both ath- Athlete of the Year. save. setting. letic and academic accomplishments, But it has been an incredible effort Wood and Fowler are part of a Those three demands and her will- as well as community and campus in- for Brandt and her teams over the last Boomers team that has the best ingness to compete, to serve and to volvement and public service. two years as they have started to put record in the Frontier League at the excel were easily distinguishing char- The other candidates for the award the programs on the map among the midway point of the season. acteristics that helped make her a included Abi Gearing (women’s soc- conference teams, and even nation- They are 34-16 overall, and have a compelling choice for the Tech cer), Hannah Goolsby (women’s bas- ally. six-game lead over the Windy City Woman of the Year Award. ketball), Gabby Perez (softball) and “Our indoor and outdoor track ThunderBolts and Washington Wild “To receive Tech’s Woman of the Whitney Robertson (women’s golf). team in the last two years shattered Things in the East Division. Year Award and be nominated for the If one were to look at Brandt’s ath- nearly every record in the books,” NCAA Woman of the Year has been letic career, it would easily be as- Espinosa named an incredible honor,” Brandt said. sessed as a success. A two-year See BRANDT, Page B2 second-team All-NAL Cookeville native Mason Espinosa added to his already strong 2017 last Thursday, as he earned some hard- ware from the National Arena Orgeron highlights first day of SEC Media Days League. The Columbus Lions quarterback The Associated Press Jones also make the rounds with re- 07 that produced a 3-21 mark in the was named Second Team All-NAL porters, with both trying to improve SEC. He’ll bring with him three play- for his efforts in helping the Lions HOOVER, Ala. — Opening day on seasons that didn’t live up to ex- ers including star tailback Derrius advance to the championship game should be anything but boring at the pectations. Guice while Razorbacks quarterback that will take place tonight. Southeastern Conference’s annual The highlight, though, should be Austin Allen is also among the first- After spending part of the year as media gathering. LSU’s Orgeron, known for his candor day attendees. the Lions’ backup, Espinosa fin- Exuberant Ed Orgeron will be one and being direct on any number of All 14 teams will take their turns in ished the regular season 106-of-159 of the coaches to take the podium topics. the spotlight over the next four days. passing for 1,073 yards with 27 today at the SEC media days in subur- He landed his second SEC head The SEC, as usual, is the first major touchdowns and just four intercep- ban Birmingham, Alabama. coaching job after serving half the league to hold its media days. tions. Commissioner Greg Sankey kicks season in an interim role following Orgeron is the only new head His 66.7 percent pass completion off the four-day event with his annual the firing of Les Miles. coach, while several others — includ- mark led the NAL. state of the league address. Arkansas’ The Cajun Orgeron had a three- ing Bielema — could face questions Bret Bielema and Tennessee’s Butch year run with Mississippi from 2005- about their job security. See UC, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, July 10, 2017 SPORTS UC: Former Tech baseball star Tubbs returns off DL From Page B1 graduate Steven Jennings made his pro debut last Thursday for the Gulf Coast Espinosa then went off in the playoff League Pirates. semifinals, finishing 25-of-35 for 311 yards Jennings – who was selected by the with seven touchdowns and no intercep- Pittsburgh Pirates in the second round of tions as Columbus edged the Lehigh Val- the Major League draft in June – started ley Skyhawks 52-50 on the road. and threw two scoreless innings during The Lions will take on the Jacksonville the Pirates’ 3-2 loss to the GCL Phillies. Sharks in the championship at 6:30 p.m. He struck out two batters and gave up Central in Jacksonville. two hits as he ended up with the no-deci- sion. Hess named Eastern League Pitcher of the Week Tubbs returns from the DL Another former Golden Eagle baseball Cookeville native Darien Tubbs got back Alex Brandon | AP standout, Bowie Baysox pitcher David on the field for the Great Lakes Loons over Atlanta Braves' Freddie Freeman, right, celebrates his three-run Hess, was named the Eastern League the weekend, returning from the disabled home run with Ender Inciarte (11) during the third inning of a pitcher of the week last Monday for his list Sunday during the Loons’ game game against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park, Sun- performance the previous week. against the Bowling Green Hot Rods. day, in Washington. Over the period of June 26-July 2, the 24- Tubbs, a 22-year-old outfielder, finished year-old righty went 2-0 with a 1.38 ERA, 1-for-2 with a double and a walk as Great allowing just two earned runs over 13 in- Lakes lost 7-2. nings and striking out 12 batters. Rendon, bullpen lead On June 26, he gave up just three hits Solid week for former Tech baseball and two walks while striking out seven as pitcher Tristan Archer he tied a career high with seven shutout Former Tennessee Tech pitcher Tristan innings during the Baysox’s 2-1 win over Archer continued his solid season last Nats over Braves, 10-5 the Altoona Curve. week with a strong showing for the Col- He followed on July 2 by retiring 14 of orado Springs Sky Sox. the final 16 batters he faced, helping Bowie The 26-year-old righty started his week By HARVEY VALENTINE lowed two runs, one earned, knock off the Akron RubberDucks 5-2. last Tuesday by earning a victory in his Associated Press over 2 2/3 innings. Joe Blanton, Hess kept his momentum going with an- third-straight appearance. Enny Romero and Matt Albers other quality start this past weekend. On He threw the final 1 2/3 innings and WASHINGTON — Washing- each threw a scoreless inning. Saturday, he pitched six innings and gave struck out one batter as the Sky Sox won ton Nationals third baseman With Washington up 6-5, Ren- up two runs while striking out seven dur- 9-8 over the Nashville Sounds. Anthony Rendon won’t be going don provided an insurance run ing the Baysox’s 5-4, 11-inning win over He followed up Thursday by pitching 2 to the All-Star game. in the seventh. He walked, stole the Richmond Flying Squirrels. 1/3 scoreless innings and fanning two as He showed again on Sunday second and went to third on a He ended up with a no-decision after a Colorado Springs lost 11-7 to the Sounds. how important he is to Washing- throwing error by catcher Tyler blown save by the Bowie bullpen. Archer then recorded one out in a score- ton. Flowers. Rendon scored on a For the year, Hess is 8-5 with a 4.32 ERA, less appearance Sunday as the Sky Sox Rendon reached base four Matt Wieters’ sacrifice fly. and 74 strikeouts in 91 2/3 innings over 17 lost 8-4 to the Round Rock Express. times, the Washington bullpen The Nationals pulled away appearances (16 starts). Hess’ win total is For the year, Archer is 6-2 with a 3.35 allowed two runs over 5 2/3 in- with three runs in the eighth. tied for second in the Eastern League. ERA in 33 appearances, including a five- nings, and the Nationals beat Atlanta’s Johan Camargo had game stint early in the season with the the Atlanta Braves 10-5. three hits, including a solo Jennings makes pro debut Double-A Biloxi Shuckers. “Anthony’s our foundation, home run — his first in the ma- Recent DeKalb County High School He has 44 strikeouts in 50 innings. man,” manager Dusty Baker jors — and a walk. Freddie Free- said. “You need a base hit to man added a three-run homer right, you need a homer, you and a single for Atlanta, which need a RBI, whatever it is you ended the first half by winning need, Anthony is usually the 13 of 21. guy that comes through.” “A lot of good things happen- BRANDT: Runner honored Rendon scored twice and ing,” manager Brian Snitker drove in a pair as the Nationals said. “Record could have been salvaged a split of the four- better. We shot ourselves in the as Tech’s Woman of the Year game series with the Braves to foot a few games to where I enter the All-Star break with a 9 think very realistically we could ½-game lead over Atlanta in the have been over .500 for this From Page B1 National League East. half.” “As a lineup, I think we’ve Chris Heisey’s RBI-double Brandt said. “The running done a great job of extending in- broke a 3-3 tie in the fourth and program TTU has estab- nings, and battling,” Bryce Wieters smacked a two-run sin- lished is truly the next level Harper said of the first half. gle in the fifth. of the discipline and wor- “One through eight we’re pretty Camargo’s homer and a Nick thy of the nation’s top re- tough to get out, so if we can Markakis fielder’s choice pulled cruits. To be a major force keep that going we’ll be okay.” Atlanta within 6-5. in the pursuit of athletic Washington starter Joe Ross After Ross got Markakis to excellence was a thrill. We left the game with one out in the start the fourth, pitching coach pushed to the very edge of fourth. Baker said Ross was ex- Mike Maddux came out to the fitness and earned every periencing triceps tenderness mound and was soon joined by inch of our personal bests. and was undergoing an MRI. the team trainer. Baker then re- Breaking records in a Tech Reliever Matt Grace (1-0) al- moved Ross in favor of Grace. jersey felt nothing short of epic that I’ll never forget.” Academically, Brandt was a fantastic student, compiling a 3.93 grade point average in interdisci- NOKES: Lineman plinary studies, with em- phasis in journalism and communications. She was wants to become coach named four times to the Tech Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and was on the From Page B1 the program, the coaches. And OVC Commissioner’s they’re a faith-based school and Honor Roll in 2016. She was football program for several that’s important to me.” also selected to the U.S. years. He saw playing time with He is not concrete on his Track and Field / Cross the Tigers as a freshman and major at Lindsey Wilson, but Contributed | TTU Sports Information Country Coaches Associa- earned his starting role on the Nokes is leaning toward educa- tion’s Division I All-Acade- Sarah Brandt receives the award for Tech Woman of the offensive and defensive lines as tion. Ultimately, he wants to be mic Team. She also Year during this year’s Golden Wings Awards ceremony a sophomore. a college football coach and said interned with the univer- from athletics director Mark Wilson. His physical presence on the he knows he will need to start sity’s Communications and offensive line opened holes for coaching in high school, where Marketing department. municate care and support degree at Chico State Uni- the Tigers’ run game and, defen- a teaching degree will help him Still, maintaining that both ways and connect versity,” Brandt said, “run sively, he was strong enough get started on that path. balance was crucial. through playing basketball a few marathons, coach, that opposing teams often tried Nokes, the son of Janie and “Balance is everything in games and laughing to- write and continue military to run away from him. Toby Nokes, has spent the sum- college,” Brandt said. gether. I am thankful for service.” Over the last four years, mer getting himself ready for “With a million things that unique opportunity to But what advice would DeKalb County won 25 games, the next step in his career as pulling for attention, I used access and participate in she impart to her fellow including back-to-back 7-4 slates LWC football players are sched- time management as a com- the lives of the disadvan- student-athletes, present in 2015 and 2016. uled to report to Columbia Aug. petitive advantage. When I taged because it made me and future? Those numbers were impres- 1. had an opportunity to serve more human.”Brandt also “My best advice for stu- sive enough to draw attention “I have had a problem with others, I took it. Helping answered the call of duty, dent-athletes is to work from college coaches and Nokes staying healthy for the whole others energized me and serving as a member of the through down seasons,” became a player on several re- season since my sophomore added to the passion I raced United States Naval Re- Brandt said. “Not every cruiting lists following his soph- year, so I want to get in shape with.” serve and earning the rank season is a breakthrough or omore season. and not have to worry about in- Brandt was also very of Petty Officer Third Class every race a personal “The recruiting process didn’t juries,” he said. much involved with service Master at Arms. record, but fight through it really get going until the end of “I also want to work on my organizations. She was a “Through my Naval Re- and amazing things can my junior year,” Nokes ex- speed. In high school, I was member of Rotaract, the serve commitment, I happen. My best season plained. “I started emailing pretty fast for a guy my size, but university level of Rotary, a learned what patriotism in came directly after my schools, had a recruiting film on in college guys will be as big or student activist for the action really was,” Brandt worst performing year ever. line. I hadn’t really had much bigger than me and as fast, if Americans for Liberty said. If I had stopped earlier, I exposure up until that point, but not faster than me.” group, and was a member “Standing the watch both would never have known more and more coaches started Nokes said he’s going up to of Tech’s Speech and De- sharpened my national what exactly was at stake. showing up at school.” Lindsey Wilson with the expec- bate team. pride and heightened my Injury and other setbacks Staying pretty close to tation to battle for a starting This spring, Brandt trav- desire to give back. We are are guaranteed to happen, Smithville was important to role as a freshman. But he’s eled to the Dominican Re- so very blessed as a nation so use those obstacles as Nokes in his college selection. ready for whatever comes his public on a mission trip, and I want to protect and building blocks. Make them He had two schools in Florida way. helping to deliver supplies add to God’s amazing provi- work for you, not against that were talking to him pretty “I do want to play, that’s what and labor to the Hogar El sions.” you, because pain is an ally intently, but he didn’t really I am there to do. But redshirting Faro Orphanage. Brandt received her de- to make you more resilient, want to be that far from home. (sitting out of competition for a “Through Rotaract, I was gree from the university better equipped and able to “Cumberland was actually season) would be an opportu- able to serve orphans of the during the commencement relate to others. My advice, the school I was going to go to. It nity to improve myself as a Dominican Republic over exercises in May, but her in other words, is to em- is a good school and I just player, get faster and stronger,” spring break,” Brandt said. story has really just begun brace hard times as a rite wanted to play football,” Nokes Nokes said, “...so that when I do “Despite a language bar- as her future looks bright. of passage to achieving said. “But at Lindsey Wilson get on the field I can impact the rier, we were able to com- “I plan to earn a master’s your goals.” College, I just loved the school, game in a huge way.”

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Hugo Nys, France, Average Speed of Race Winner: 138.615 mph. for the relief demanded in NAM COUNTY, TENNESS- FOR THAT PURPOSE.Ru- and Antonio Sancic, Croatia, 6-3, 3-6, EE, TO WHICH REFER- bin Lublin TN, PLLC, Substi- 6-1, 6-4. Time of Race: 2 hours, 57 minutes, 55 the Complaint. Lukasz Kubot, Poland, and Marcelo Melo seconds. ENCE IS HEREBY MADE tute Trustee119 S. Main Tuesday, July 11 Margin of Victory: Under Caution. (4), Brazil, def. Florin Mergea, Roma- This 22 day of June, 2017 FOR A MORE PERFECT Street, Suite 500Memphis, CYCLING nia, and Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi (14), Caution Flags: 9 for 0 laps. 7:30 a.m. Lead Changes: 9 among 4 drivers. B.J. Baker, Clerk DESCRIPTION OF THE TN 38103 Pakistan, 6-7 (3), 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2. www.rubinlublin.com/property NBCSN — Tour de France, Stage 10, Women Lap Leaders: Ky.Busch 1-28; M.Truex LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND Périgueux, France to Bergerac, France Third Round 29; Ky.Busch 30-67; M.Truex 68-87; This 22 day of June, 2017 HEREIN CONVEYED. AS A -listings.php GOLF Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina Ky.Busch 88-133; M.Truex 134-163; PART OF THE CONSIDER- Tel: (877) 813-0992Fax: 3 p.m. J.Logano 164-170; M.Truex 171-225; Loretta Grissom, (2), Russia, def. Andreja Klepac, ATION OF THIS CONVEY- (404) 601-5846 Ad #120268 GOLF — Legends Tour, Senior LPGA Slovenia, and Maria Jose Martinez D.Earnhardt 226-228; M.Truex 229- Deputy Clerk Championship, second round, at Sanchez (15), Spain, 6-4, 6-4. 274 6/26, 7/3, 7/10, 7/17 ANCE, THE GRANTEES 7/10, 17, 24 French Lick, Ind. CiCi Bellis, United States, and Marketa Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, NAMED HEREIN AGREE MLB BASEBALL Vondrousova, Czech Republic, def. Laps Led): M.Truex, 5 times for 147 INVITATION FOR BIDS THAT THE USE OF THE 7 p.m. Lyudmyla Kichenok and Lesia laps; Ky.Busch, 3 times for 109 laps; NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S FOX — 2017 All-Star Game, at Miami Tsurenko, Ukraine, 6-4, 6-2. J.Logano, 1 time for 6 laps; D.Earn- LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND SALE NBA BASKETBALL Junior Singles hardt, 1 time for 2 laps. Crab Orchard, Tennessee HEREIN CONVEYED IS 3 p.m. Boys Wins: J.Johnson, 3; M.Truex, 3; B.Ke- RESTRICTED BY CER- NBA — Summer League, San Antonio selowski, 2; K.Larson, 2; R.Stenhouse, will receive bids for the con- WHEREAS, default has oc- First Round struction of two houses and TAIN PROTECTIVE COV- vs. Portland, at Las Vegas Francesco Forti, Italy, def. Thiago Sey- 2; R.Blaney, 1; Ku.Busch, 1; A.Dillon, curred in the performance of 3:30 p.m. both Wild (13), Brazil, 6-4, 6-4. 1; K.Harvick, 1; J.Logano, 1; R.New- the rehabilitation of two ENANTS. SAID PROTECT- ESPNU — Summer League, Utah vs. man, 1. the covenants, terms, and Matteo Martineau, France, def. Siddhant houses for the 2016 Crab IVE COVENANTS WHICH conditions of a Deed of Memphis, at Las Vegas Banthia, India, 3-6, 6-2, 7-5. Top 16 in Points: 1. K.Larson, 710; 2. 5 p.m. M.Truex, 709; 3. Ky.Busch, 609; 4. Orchard CDBG Housing ARE EXPRESSLY MADE A Trust Note dated August 9, Sebastian Korda, United States, def. PART OF THIS DEED ARE NBA — Summer League, Chicago vs. James Kent Trotter, Japan, 3-6, 7-5, 6- K.Harvick, 599; 5. C.Elliott, 560; 6. Project until 2:00 p.m. Cent- 2013, and the Deed of Trust Washington, at Las Vegas 4. J.McMurray, 545; 7. D.Hamlin, 538; 8. ral Standard Time on Tues- RECORDED IN DEED of even date securing the 5:30 p.m. Patrick Kypson, United States, def. B.Keselowski, 536; 9. J.Johnson, 519; BOOK 82, PAGE 97, IN ESPN2 — Summer League, Philadelphia 10. C.Bowyer, 495; 11. M.Kenseth, day, August 1, 2017 at the same, recorded August 12, Alexey Zakharov, Russia, 6-4, 7-6 (6). THE REGISTER`S OFFICE vs. Boston, at Las Vegas Axel Geller, Argentina, def. Park Uisung, 478; 12. J.Logano, 471; 13. R.Blaney, Crab Orchard City Hall, PO 2013, in Book No. 778, at 7 p.m. South Korea, 6-3, 6-3. 462; 14. E.Jones, 426; 15. Ku.Busch, Box 215, 338 Hebbertsburg OF PUTNAM COUNTY, Page 266, in Office of the NBA — Summer League, Miami vs. Dal- Naoki Tajima, Japan, def. Max Stewart, 419; 16. R.Stenhouse, 418. TENNESSEE. SAID COV- NASCAR Driver Rating Formula Road, Crab Orchard, Ten- Register of Deeds for Put- las, at Las Vegas Britain, 6-4, 6-4. ENANTS SHALL CONSTI- 7:30 p.m. A maximum of 150 points can be attained nessee 37723. ALL BIDS nam County, Tennessee, Jurij Rodionov (11), Austria, def. Louis TUTE COVENANTS RUN- ESPN2 — Summer League, Golden Dussin, France, 7-6 (5), 6-3. in a race. MUST BE TURNED IN BY executed by Jodi L Allen State vs. Minnesota, at Las Vegas Blake Ellis, Australia, def. Trent Bryde The formula combines the following cat- 2:00 P.M. TO THE CRAB NING WITH THE LAND egories: Wins, Finishes, Top-15 Fin- and Edwin E Allen, convey- POKER (7), United States, 7-6 (2), 6-7 (5), 6-1. ORCHARD CITY HALL. All AND SHALL BE BINDING 6:30 p.m. Vasil Kirkov, United States, def. Joao ishes, Average Running Position While ON GRANTEES AND ALL ing certain property therein ESPN2 — World Series of Poker, Main Lucas Reis da Silva, Brazil, 2-6, 7-5, 7- on Lead Lap, Average Speed Under bids will be publicly opened described to Law Offices of Event, at Las Vegas Green, Fastest Lap, Led Most Laps, PERSONS CLAIMING UN- 5. and read aloud at 2:00 CST Gregory L. Groth as Trust- SOCCER Constantin Bittoun Kouzmine, France, Lead-Lap Finish. on that same date at the DER THEM. Parcel ID: 6:30 p.m. def. Anton Matusevich, Britain, 6-3, 3- FS1 — CONCACAF Gold Cup, Group Crab Orchard City Hall. 066A-D-017.00PROPERTY 0 retired. I MLB ADDRESS: The street ad- Stage, Costa Rica vs. Canada, at Girls Houston First Round dress of the property is be- 9 p.m. National League Bid specifications and forms Wang Xin Yu (10), China, def. Francesca may be obtained by contact- lieved to be 821 IRIS ST, FS1 — CONCACAF Gold Cup, Group Jones, Britain, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4. East Division COOKEVILLE, TN 38501. Stage, Honduras vs. French Guiana, at Ylena In-Albon, Switzerland, def. Violet WLPct GB i ng Amanda Mainord, Houston In the event of any discrep- Cookeville office opened in 1987 Apisah, Papua New Guinea, 6-4, 6-1. Washington 52 36 .591 — Grassroots Planning & Con- TENNIS Elysia Bolton, United States, def. Jodie Atlanta 42 45 .483 9½ sulting, at 931-267-7048 or ancy between this street ad- by Arnold E. Lefkovitz 7 a.m. Burrage, Britain, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. Miami 41 46 .471 10½ ESPN — Wimbledon Championships, [email protected] dress and the legal descrip- ALL TYPES OF Oona Orpana, Finland, def. Maria Lour- New York 39 47 .453 12 tion of the property, the leg- women's quarterfinals (Centre Court), des Carle, Argentina, 6-0, 6-3. Philadelphia 29 58 .333 22½ om. at London Jule Niemeier, Germany, def. Karolina Central Division al description shall control. BANKRUPTCIES ESPN2 — Wimbledon Championships, Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 Berankova, Czech Republic, 6-1, 7-5. Milwaukee 50 41 .549 — Bids may be held by the CURRENT OWNER(S): women's quarterfinals (No. 1 Court), at MORE Chicago 43 45 .489 5½ LARRY SMITH AND GL- More than 35 years of experience filing London St. Louis 43 45 .489 5½ Crab Orchard for a period ENDA SMITHOTHER IN- tens of thousands of bankruptcies. I Golf Pittsburgh 42 47 .472 7 not to exceed 60 days from I Cycling Cincinnati 39 49 .443 9½ the date of the opening of TERESTED PARTIES: HS- • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures West Division • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment Greenbrier Classic scores bids for the purpose of re- BC BANK NEVADA, N.A., Tour de France results W L Pct GB REPUBLIC FINANCEThe Sunday Los Angeles 61 29 .678 — viewing the bids and invest- Arizona 53 36 .596 7½ sale of the above-described Sunday At The Old White TPC igating the qualifications of At Chambery, France White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Colorado 52 39 .571 9½ the bidders prior to award- property shall be subject to ADOPTIONS Ninth Stage Purse: $7.1 million San Diego 38 50 .432 22 all matters shown on any re- A 112.8-mile ride from Nantua to Cham- San Francisco 34 56 .378 27 ing the contract. Yardage: 7,286; Par 70 corded plat; any unpaid DIVORCE bery in the Rhone-Alpes region, with Final Sunday’s Games Milwaukee 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 taxes; any restrictive coven- three “Hors categorie” climbs among Xander Schauffele 64-69-66-67—266 Emmett Sherrill CHILD CUSTODY seven overall categorized climbs. Mon- Pittsburgh 14, Chicago Cubs 3 ants, easements or set-back Robert Streb 65-68-65-69—267 Crab Orchard Mayor day is a rest day.1. Rigoberto Uran, Jamie Lovemark 69-64-66-69—268 Washington 10, Atlanta 5 lines that may be applicable; WILLS & PROBATE Colombia, Cannondale Drapac, Sebastian Munoz 61-67-68-72—268 Philadelphia 7, San Diego 1 7/10 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville 5:07:22. St. Louis 6, N.Y. Mets 0 any prior liens or encum- Russell Henley 68-64-68-69—269 Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area 2. Warren Barguil, France, Sunweb, Kelly Kraft 67-66-67-69—269 Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 0 NOTICE OF FINAL PUB- brances as well as any pri- same time. Ryan Blaum 68-67-71-64—270 Miami 10, San Francisco 8, 11 innings LIC HEARING ority created by a fixture fil- 528-5297 3. Chris Froome, Britain, Sky, same time. Tony Finau 69-66-67-68—270 Cincinnati 2, Arizona 1 4. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R La L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 2 ing; and to any matter that www.lefkovitz.com Chad Campbell 70-69-65-67—271 We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. Mondiale, same time. Alex Cejka 66-71-70-64—271 A public hearing will be held an accurate survey of the © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz 5. Fabio Aru, Italy, Astana, same time. J.B. Holmes 68-69-66-68—271 on Monday, July 24, 2017, 6. Jakob Fuglsang, Denmark, Astana, American League Danny Lee 64-68-70-69—271 at 4:00 p.m. at the Jackson same time. Nick Taylor 64-69-69-69—271 7. George Bennett, New Zealand, Lot- East Division B. DeChambeau 70-66-71-65—272 WLPct GB County Executive Office, toNL-Jumbo, 1:15 behind. David Hearn 65-69-70-68—272 Jackson County Court- 8. Mikel Landa, Spain, Sky, same time. Boston 50 39 .562 — Rory Sabbatini 72-66-67-67—272 New York 45 41 .523 3½ house, 101 East Hull Aven- 9. Daniel Martin, Ireland, Quick-Step Webb Simpson 69-68-69-66—272 Floors, same time. Tampa Bay 47 43 .522 3½ O u t s i d e S a l e s Brandon Hagy 69-70-67-67—273 ue, Gainesboro, 10. Nairo Quintana, Colombia, Movistar, Baltimore 42 46 .477 7½ Jimmy Walker 68-70-70-65—273 Toronto 41 47 .466 8½ Tennessee.. The purpose of same time. Phil Mickelson 67-72-71-64—274 11. Simon Yates, Britain, Orica-Scott, Central Division said meeting is to discuss Roberto Castro 73-65-68-68—274 Cleveland 47 40 .540 — Consultant same time. the close out of the 2010 Graham DeLaet 64-70-71-69—274 Minnesota 45 43 .511 2½ 12. Tiesj Benoot, Belgium, Lotto Soudal, James Hahn 71-64-69-70—274 Community Development 3:32. Kansas City 44 43 .506 3 Mackenzie Hughes 69-67-71-67—274 Detroit 39 48 .448 8 Block Grant for fire halls loc- 13. Mikel Nieve, Spain, Sky, same time. Want to join a team of seasoned sales Curtis Luck 69-69-68-68—274 Chicago 38 49 .437 9 ated in Dodson Branch and 14. Louis Meintjes, South Africa, UAE Jonathan Randolph 67-68-70-69—274 Team Emirates, same time. West Division Patrick Reed 66-69-72-67—274 Houston 60 29 .674 — West End through the Ten- professionals? Want to control your earning 15. Pierre-Roger Latour, France, AG2R Chris Stroud 69-69-67-69—274 nessee Department of Eco- La Mondiale, 4:19. Los Angeles 45 47 .489 16½ potential? The Herald-Citizen has an J.J. Spaun 68-69-71-67—275 Texas 43 45 .489 16½ nomic and Community De- 16. Alexis Vuillermoz, France, AG2R La Harold Varner III 67-71-70-67—275 Mondiale, same time. Seattle 43 47 .478 17½ velopment. The hearing is Harris English 69-70-67-69—275 Oakland 39 50 .438 21 immediate opening for an 17. Sergio Henao, Colombia, Sky, same Michael Kim 68-71-69-67—275 open to the public and act- time. Sunday’s Games Davis Love III 63-69-68-75—275 Milwaukee 5, N.Y. Yankees 3 ive participation is highly en- outside sales consultant. 18. Damiano Caruso, Italy, BMC Racing, Peter Malnati 69-69-68-69—275 same time. Houston 19, Toronto 1 couraged. No person in the Kevin Streelman 67-69-70-69—275 Tampa Bay 5, Boston 3 19. Primoz Roglic, Slovenia, LottoNL- United States should, on the Joaquin Niemann 68-68-75-64—275 Baltimore 11, Minnesota 5 Jumbo, same time. Ryan Brehm 72-67-69-68—276 grounds of race, religion, While experience in print advertising is 20. Alberto Contador, Spain, Trek- L.A. Angels 3, Texas 0 Smylie Kaufman 68-66-75-67—276 Colorado 10, Chicago White Sox 0 color, or national origin be Segafredo, same time. Ted Potter, Jr. 68-68-72-68—276 preferred, it is not mandatory. We will train Also L.A. Dodgers 5, Kansas City 2 excluded from participation Shawn Stefani 69-70-69-68—276 Seattle 4, Oakland 0 103. Andrew Talansky, United States, Bill Haas 69-69-69-69—276 in, be denied benefits of, or the right person with the right attitude. We Cannondale Drapac, 27:10. Detroit 5, Cleveland 3 Hunter Mahan 67-71-69-69—276 be subject to discrimination 104. Nate Brown, United States, Can- Ben Martin 64-67-75-70—276 are looking for someone who is self- nondale Drapac, same time. I under any program or activ- Nick Watney 70-64-72-70—276 Transactions 175. Taylor Phinney, United States, Can- motivated, has a great personality, works Brian Campbell 68-67-71-71—277 ity receiving Federal Assist- nondale Drapac, 37:26. Robert Garrigus 69-68-72-68—277 Sunday, July 9 ance. If special need ac- Richie Porte, Australia, BMC Racing, did J.J. Henry 69-67-72-69—277 well in a team environment, is goal oriented, BASEBALL not finish. Charles Howell III 69-70-69-69—277 commodations are required, American League Geraint Thomas, Britain, Sky, did not fin- John Huh 70-68-72-67—277 you may contact the County and, most importantly, possesses great BOSTON RED SOX — Sent OF Brock ish. Martin Flores 71-68-70-69—278 Holt to Pawtucket (IL) for a rehab as- Mayor’s office at 931-268- Overall Standings Trey Mullinax 73-65-72-68—278 signment. 9888. customer service skills. (After nine stages) Brett Stegmaier 69-70-69-70—278 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed 2B 1. Chris Froome, Britain, Sky, 38:26:28. Camilo Villegas 68-68-72-70—278 Jason Kipnis on the 10-day DL. Re- 2. Fabio Aru, Italy, Astana, :18. Mark Anderson 68-68-71-71—278 called INF Giovanny Urshela from James Kinnaird In addition to the credible, 114-year-old 3. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R La Keegan Bradley 70-67-70-71—278 County Executive Mondiale, :51. Columbus (IL). 4. Rigoberto Uran, Colombia, Cannon- MINNESOTA TWINS — Sent LHP Craig 7/10 printed daily newspaper, our diversified dale Drapac, :55. I NASCAR Breslow to Rochester (IL) for a rehab 5. Jakob Fuglsang, Denmark, Astana, assignment. NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE marketing platform also includes online 1:37. Quaker State 400 results NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent DH Matt TRUSTEE S SALE 6. Daniel Martin, Ireland, Quick-Step Holliday to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL) opportunities and a growing niche portfolio. Floors, 1:44. Saturday for a rehab assignment. WHEREAS, default has oc- 7. Simon Yates, Britain, Orica-Scott, At Kentucky Speedway SEATTLE MARINERS — Announced the curred in the performance of 2:02. Sparta, Ky. resignation of bullpen coach Mike Lap length: 1.50 miles the covenants, terms and We offer an aggressive commission-based 8. Nairo Quintana, Colombia, Movistar, Hampton. conditions of a Deed of 2:13. (Start position in parentheses) National League compensation plan. In other words, the more 9. Mikel Landa, Spain, Sky, 3:06. 1. (2) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 274 laps, ATLANTA BRAVES — Sent OF Micah Trust dated May 6, 2003, 10. George Bennett, New Zealand, Lot- 149.0 rating, 60 points. Johnson to Rome (SAL) for a rehab executed by LARRY SMITH 2. (40) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 274, you sell, the more you earn. Benefits such as toNL-Jumbo, 3:53. assignment. AND GLENDA SMITH, con- 11. Louis Meintjes, South Africa, UAE 107.6, 43. MIAMI MARLINS — Assigned LHP Jeff Team Emirates, 5:00. 3. (12) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 274, Locke outright to New Orleans (PCL). veying certain real property medical, dental, 401(k) are also available. 12. Alberto Contador, Spain, Trek- 104.4, 36. Sent 3B Miguel Rojas to Jupiter (FSL) therein described to FIRST Segafredo, 5:15. 4. (5) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 274, 98.2, for a rehab assignment. 40. COOKEVILLE LAND & 13. Pierre-Roger Latour, France, AG2R PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned TITLE, as Trustee, as same If you possess the traits listed above, a new La Mondiale, 5:30. 5. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 274, 127.9, 50. RHP Ben Lively to Lehigh Valley (IL). 14. Mikel Nieve, Spain, Sky, 6:18. 6. (14) Erik Jones, Toyota, 274, 102.7, Reinstated RHP Jerad Eickhoff from appears of record in the Re- career is within your grasp. Please apply by 15. Sergio Henao, Colombia, Sky, 6:55. 40. the 10-day DL. gister's Office of Putnam 16. Damiano Caruso, Italy, BMC Racing, 7. (4) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 274, American Association County, Tennessee recor- sending resume to Director of Advertising 6:58. 103.8, 41. CLEBURNE RAILROADERS — Re- 17. Alexis Vuillermoz, France, AG2R La 8. (11) Joey Logano, Ford, 274, 87.8, 29. leased INF Brandon Tierney. ded May 12, 2003, in Deed Roger Wells either by mail at: Herald- Mondiale, 7:56. 9. (7) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 274, 112.0, GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Book 53, Page 521-536; 18. Emanuel Buchmann, Germany, 42. Signed RHP Jamal Wilson. 10. (6) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 273, 88.0, 27. and WHEREAS, the benefi- Citizen, 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN 38501, Bora-Hansgrohe, 8:46. ST. PAUL SAINTS — Released OF cial interest of said Deed of 19. Carlos Betancur, Colombia, Movistar, 11. (17) Darrell Wallace Jr, Ford, 273, Brady Burzynski. or via email at: 10:34. 75.2, 0. SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Signed Trust was last transferred 20. Brice Feillu, France, Fortuneo-Os- 12. (13) Dale Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, INF Tanner Vavra. and assigned to Nationstar [email protected]. caro, 11:43. 273, 82.1, 25. SIOUX FALLS CANARIES — Released 13. (16) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 273, 84.7, Mortgage LLC who is now Also INF BJ Guinn. No walk-ins or phone calls, please. 31. Andrew Talansky, United States, 26. WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Signed C the owner of said debt; Cannondale Drapac, 29:11. 14. (18) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 273, Dominic Blanco. andWHEREAS, the under- 59. Nate Brown, United States, Cannon- 74.5, 23. BASKETBALL The Herald-Citizen is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 15. (20) Danica Patrick, Ford, 273, 69.9, signed,Rubin Lublin TN, dale Drapac, 48:04. National Basketball Association PLLC, having been appoin- 168. Taylor Phinney, United States, Can- 22. WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Signed F nondale Drapac, 1:33:35. 16. (22) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 273, Mike Scott. ted as Substitute Trustee by

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001 Legals 001 Legals 110 Cons. Work 135 Yard Work 215 Employment Opp. 215 Employment Opp. ee for Mortgage Electronic the decedent's date of D.D.S. Roofing & Home BIG DADDY'S LAWNCARE TSD is an equal opportunity Medical Packaging Manu- Registration Systems, Inc., death. Improvement Professional Lawn care employer that considers all facturer in Middle Tenness- as nominee for First Finan- Roofing/siding specialist, decks, maint. Landscaping, hard- qualified applicants without ee looking for experienced cial Services, Inc., its suc- This 27TH DAY OF JUNE garages, power washing, stain- scapng, mulching. Lic/Ins. regard to race, color, reli- mold maintenance techni- cessors and assigns; and 2017 ing, all types concrete. Free Free Est. New Residential gion, disability status, pro- cian & machinists with the the undersigned, Wilson & Est, Lic/Ins'd, Over 25 yrs exp, customers 5th mowing free. tected veteran status or any ability to repair, modify, Associates, P.L.L.C., hav- Signed JACKY GLEN Sr/military discounts. Now Hir- Butch Lee (931)445-4624 other characteristic protec- troubleshoot, and maintain ing been appointed Suc- KIMES JR. ADMINISTRAT- ing. (931)349-5180 ted by law. tools as required in a timely cessor Trustee by OR BIG DADDY'S LAWNCARE manner. PennyMac Loan Services, Professional Lawn care 113 Grade,Excavate,Pa maint. Landscaping, hard- Creative Learning now hir- LLC. Attorney for the Estate ing P/T & F/T Teachers. Machinist positions require JOY BUCK GOTHARD scapng, mulching. Lic/Ins. high school diploma. Experi- BOBCAT WORK and all Free Est. New Residential Also hiring for School Bus NOW, THEREFORE, no- PO BOX 806 types of excavation work. Driver. Apply in person only ence with conventional customers 5th mowing free. grinder, mill, and lathe are tice is hereby given that the COOKEVILLE, TN 38503 Water, drainage & electric Butch Lee (931)445-4624 275 So. Walnut Ave, ckvl entire indebtedness has lines. Beat any written es- required. Must have basic been declared due and pay- Marcia Borys, Circuit and timate. Call (931) 284-8249 ADVANCED LAWN CARE trade tools & be able to read able; and that an agent of Probate Clerk Lic'd & Ins'd; Free Est. Dietary Manager and understand tool blue Wilson & Associates, 421 East Spring Street Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- prints and schematics. Ex- P.L.L.C., as Successor Cookeville, TN 38501 120 Paint/Wallpaper ing, trimming, Landscaping, Cumberland River perience with basic electric- Trustee, by virtue of the 7/3,10 Spring clean-up, leaf remov- Hospital is seeking a FT al circuits a plus. power, duty, and authority Munoz Remolding & Dietary Manager The Town of Monterey will al, aerating & seeding. Seni- vested in and imposed upon Painting or disc. 931-260-5734 Mold maintenance techni- said Successor Trustee, by have a building and grounds Bathroom remodeling The Dietary Manager will cian positions require high PennyMac Loan Services, committee meeting on Wed- •Hardwood •Wall Repair WMYC - We mow yards direct the activities of the school diploma. Must have LLC, will, on July 20, 2017 nesday, July 12, 2017 at •Int/Ext •Deck Staining •Gut- cheap, do landscaping & re- Food & Nutrition Depart- basic understanding of on or about 12:00 PM, at 2:30 p.m. at the Monterey ters Cleaned and MUCH modeling. Nobody can beat ment providing quality food mechanical function. Experi- the Putnam County Court- Municipal building. The item MORE! (931)239-5812 my prices. Free Estimates service and nutritional care ence in injection molding house, Cookeville, Ten- on the agenda is: 1) Plans Call (931) 265-7103 for the patient population, and blow molding a plus. and Priorities for City as- RMD PAINTING nessee, offer for sale cer- •Interior/Exterior. •Power visitors, guests and hospital Experience with basic elec- sets. staff. He/she will administer. trical circuits a plus. Will tain property hereinafter de- 7/10 washing •Staining. Free Es- 140 Other scribed to the highest bid- timates. Guaranteed to Establishes policies and train right candidate. der FOR certified funds beat any price. Call JACKSON MOVING We procedures, and provides paid at the conclusion of the 005 Public Notices (931)525-1186 or 529-1029. have a 20' box truck & men administrative direction of If you enjoy working in a sale, or credit bid from a to do your job. Ref's Avail. menu formulation, food pre- fast-paced, stable & non-re- bank or other lending entity Call for free Est. 931-268- paration and service, pur- cessionary environment & pre-approved by the suc- Some secrets need 121 Pest Control 9102 chasing, compliance with want a career with a grow- cessor trustee. The sale is to be shared. sanitation standards, safety ing US owned company of- free from all exemptions, practices and personnel util- fering competitive pay plus which are expressly waived SEXUAL ization. Selects profession- benefits, please send your in the Deed of Trust, said al dietetic staff and directs resume with references to… property being real estate ASSAULT departmental education pro- (blind-box) ATTN: Human situated in Putnam County, it's not grams. Coordinates interde- Resources, or fax to 931- Tennessee, and being more your fault! partmental professional 738-2019. particularly described as fol- activities, and acts as re- TSD is an equal opportunity lows: For confidential help ALL STAR PEST source person to staff and employer that considers all or information, call CONTROL Inground Fiberglass Pools management on matters qualified applicants without Lying and being in the OF TENNESSEE Life time Guar. Fast install, pertaining to dietetics. Parti- regard to race, color, reli- Seventh (7th) Civil Dis- Complete Termite Service all shapes & sizes. Call cipates in CQI performance gion, disability status, pro- trict of Putnam County, Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. (931)349-4219 improvement activities and tected veteran status or any Tennessee, and being All work guaranteed educates all staff members. other characteristic protec- more particularly de- Free Estimates. ted by law. MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 High School Diploma or scribed as follows: Being Charter # 4252 Lot 24, Sunny Acres Sub- (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- GED required with Certifica- Cookeville Regional division, a plat of which 5197 tion as a Dietary Manager Medical Center appears of record at Plat 125 Home Renovation preferred. One to two years Now Hiring Cabinet A, Slide 194, Re- of food service required with gister’s Office, Putnam 025 Special Notices food service management Cook/Baker PRN; Food County, Tennessee. The experience preferred. Certi- Service Aide F/Time & property herein described fication must be obtained PRN; Cashier PRN; Hos- FOR YOUR within twelve months of em- is subject to the restric- CONVENIENCE GANTT'S AUTO TRIM pitality Clerk F/T; Clinical REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & ployment. Tuition available. tions, easements, and oth- & UPHOLSTERY Dietician F/T; House- DOORS. Call today for free in- Complete Auto/Boat Interiors er matters appearing on keeper F/T & PRN; Floor The Herald Citizen has in- home Est. Serving Ckvl for over Owner Wayne Gantt To Apply the plat of Sunny Acres stalled an after hours drop Technician F/T & PRN; 15 yrs. 931-Windows 931-372-7606 www.crmchealth.org Social Worker PRN; Subdivision of record at box for E.O.E. Plat Cabinet A, Slide 194, • Circulation Dept. payments Childcare Aide F/T & PRN; Register's Office, Putnam 127 Switchboard Operator F/T • Classified Dept. payments Sheetrock,Drywall 210 Child/Elder Care & PRN; Registration Rep County, Tennessee. • Letters to the Editor Electronics Technology LUNA'S DRYWALL Instructor: High school dip- F/T & PRN; Health Fair • Community News Bulletin I WOULD LIKE TO SIT Tech PRN. ALSO KNOWN AS: 3495 • I Like to Know Questions Sheetrock Work: Hang, fin- with the elderly loma or equivalency and a ish, touch up. No job too post-secondary credential Spence Lane, Cookeville, • News & Sports Info and Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 For More Information and to TN 38501 Photos big/small. 931-212-6899 from a technical college re- I WOULD like to house quired. Applicant should be apply go to: clean or sit with elderly well versed in basic elec- www.crmchealth.org This sale is subject to all YOUR LOCAL NEWS 130 Tree Service E.O.E matters shown on any ap- SOURCE people part-time. 931-252- tronic principles including plicable recorded plat; any Herald-Citizen OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE 3893, 372-2540. DC circuits, AC circuits, Now Hiring for day & night unpaid taxes; any restrict- 1300 Neal Street 4 generations of tree care. Analog circuits and Digital shift, crew members w/very ive covenants, easements, Cookeville, TN 38501 Specialize in dangerous tree 215 Employment Opp. circuits from component to competitive pay, flexible hrs. or setback lines that may be removal.Grind stumps. circuit level; DC circuit ana- We will work around your PLEASE READ YOUR AD applicable; any statutory Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- lysis, AC circuit analysis; school & church hours. Ap- The Herald-Citizen makes 2 HVAC Positions: Exp'd rights of redemption of any 2466;260-5655 Solid State components; ply daily in person bwtn 10A- every effort to assure that Service Tech & Exp'd In- governmental agency, state stall Tech. Good pay, soldering techniques; 1P 38 W. Spring St Ckvl or federal; any prior liens or your ad is accurate. Advert- M & M TREE SERVICE troubleshooting techniques; isers should read their ad- Trim, top & remove trees. Health Ins, 401K, Paid Holi- encumbrances as well as days. Jackson Heating, interpreting schematic dia- Outside Sales Consultant any priority created by a fix- vertisement the first day it Also stump removal. grams; proficient use of appears and report any er- Cooling, 'n' More ture filing; and to any mat- Free Est. Lic/Ins electronic testing equip- Want to join a team of rors immediately. The Her- (931)526-9447 ter that an accurate survey Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 ment; telecommunications seasoned sales profession- ald-Citizen is responsible for of the premises might dis- Accepting resumes for including signal processing, als? Want to control your only the first incorrect inser- EVERGREEN TREE ser- close. In addition, the follow- probation officer for the transmission, fiber optics, earning potential? The Her- tion and no allowance will vice We top, trim, prune & ing parties may claim an in- Sparta, TN area. Applicants wiring and connections; in- ald-Citizen has an immedi- be made for more than one remove trees. Jeff Burchett terest in the above-refer- must work well with the pub- dustrial motor control cir- ate opening for an outside insertion. & Shawn Roberson. Satis- lic & be a team player. All enced property: faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd cuits and components, Pro- sales consultant. (931)319-1199, 261-8870 applicants are required to grammable Logic Control- JODI L ALLEN 050 Lost and Found have an A.S. degree in lers and process controls. A While experience in print EDWIN E ALLEN ARBOR MEDICS Tree Criminal Justice related field strong background in data advertising is preferred, it is $1000 REWARD! Lost Dog: Specialist: Owner: Scott or a Bachelor's Degree in communications and com- not mandatory. We will train The sale held pursuant to Black w/Tan markings Chi- Winningham. ISA Certified any field. Applicants must puter interfaces a plus. Sub- the right person with the this Notice may be rescin- huahua, 12 years old lost on Arborist. #SO-5152-AT have no prior record & will mit application, resume, right attitude. We are look- ded at the Successor Trust- King St. No Collar. Weighs 537-6829 / 261-1967 be subject to drug screen- transcripts & certification to: ing for someone who is self- ee’s option at any time. The about 5 pds. (931)526-9224 ing. Send resumes to Tennessee College of Ap- motivated, has a great per- right is reserved to adjourn or 310-9879 [email protected] plied Technology Crossville, sonality, works well in a 135 Yard Work 910 Miller Avenue, Cross- the day of the sale to anoth- Bucket Operator, Giraffe team environment, is goal er day, time, and place cer- RHETT BUTLER's ville, TN 38555. Application oriented, and, most import- 103 Auto Svc./Repair Operator, Tree Climber deadline: 07/31/2017. tain without further publica- LAWN CARE needed. Must have 6 mos antly, possesses great cus- tion, upon announcement at Mowing, Landscaping, EEO/AA/Title IX/ADA tomer service skills. J & A AUTO SERVICE exp at least, & valid drivers Employer the time and place for the Great service at discount Mulching, license. Call 265-1150. sale set forth above. prices! TOWING AVAIL- Yard Maintenance In addition to the credible, W&A No. 308984 ABLE 931-260-6459 Call local cell 544-3303 CITY OF COOKEVILLE Entry Level Software Test- 114-year-old printed daily WATER QUALITY ers Needed: Digital Dream newspaper, our diversified DATED June 20, 2017 LAWN MOWING: Gutter CONTROL marketing platform also in- cleaning, light hauling. odd Forge is looking for entry 105 Cleaning BACKHOE OPERATOR I level employees who are in- cludes online opportunities WILSON & ASSOCIATES, jobs, remove old barns/bld- The City of Cookeville Wa- and a growing niche portfo- ings, garage cleaning. 432- terested in technology to P.L.L.C., TOM'S CARPET ter Quality Control Depart- join our team. lio. Successor Trustee CLEANING • 349-2288 0863 / 510-4040 ment is accepting applica- CLEAN 'N' HAPPY MOWING, LANDSCAPING, tions for the position of As a tester, you will test pre- We offer an aggressive FOR SALE INFORMA- Pressure Washing, hauling, Backhoe Operator I. Spe- release software applica- commission-based com- TION, VISIT XTREME PRESSURE cialized skill in the opera- pensation plan. In other WASH cleaning, odd jobs. Free tions and look for bugs. We WWW.MYFIR.COM Est. Call 265-5775 tion of a backhoe; experi- work in an office environ- words, the more you sell, and Commercial - Residential ence in backhoe operation the more you earn. Benefits vinyl, gutters, decks, con- ment and starting pay is WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM required; a high School dip- $9.50/hr. such as medical, dental, 6/26, 7/3, 10 crete, etc. Licensed & Ins‚d. YARD MAN loma or equivalent pre- 401(k) are also available. Free Est. FREE Est., experienced ferred; a valid TN Driver’s Full details can be found Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 Low rates, great work. License and CDL or the If you possess the traits lis- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mowing. here: ESTATE OF JACKY GLEN ability to obtain a CDL with- http://www.digitaldreamforge.co ted above, a new career is 931-432-2494 or in 6 months of hire date are m/careers/ within your grasp. Please KIMES SR., DECEASED 108 Concrete,Masonry 931-261-4629 Notice is hereby given that required. Subject to call-out. apply by sending resume to on 27TH day of JUNE 2017, BELLIS' CONCRETE WOULD LIKE to do Exposed to all weather con- If you are interested, email Director of Advertising Ro- Letters ADMINISTRATION Complete Concrete Work yard work ditions and loud noises. Pay your resume to ger Wells either by mail at: in respect of the Estate of From grade work to slab Call (931)650-1005 range $25,625 - $38,438, [email protected] Herald-Citizen, 1300 Neal DOE. Applications/resumes St., Cookeville, TN 38501, JACKY GLEN KIMES SR., Serving Cookeville Area DODSON LAWN CARE! deceased who died JUNE Since 1997 must be received by 4:30 HIRING WEEKLY or via email at: • Commercial - Residential pm July 20, 2017. Send to: [email protected] 17TH 2017 were issued to Licensed, insured. Drug • Mowing •Temps to Hire for Local the undersigned by the Pro- City of Cookeville, HR De- Factory. No walk-ins or phone calls, free workplace. • Landscaping please bate Court of Putnam 858-6240 / 528-6240 partment, PO Box 998, •Quality Control Inspectors. • Sod Cookeville, TN 38503-0998 County, Tennessee. • Seed & Aerate Call DP Personnel All persons, resident and COOKEVILLE CONCRETE or email jobs@cookeville- (931) 372-8882 The Herald-Citizen is an Driveways, slabs, all types • Mulch tn.org. EOE Equal Opportunity non-resident, having claims, • Fertilize 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl matured or unmatured, of stamped concrete, all Employer types of metal bldgs. 20% 15 years experience. CNA NEEDED against the estate are re- Use Commercial Call quired to file same with the disc to all Sr Citizens. Immediate Opening for P/T Pharmacy Tech Winter time special. 40 yrs Equipment Call (931) 260- 931-881-6417 maintenance/repair/fix it needed. For more informa- Clerk of the above-named 8646 Court on or before the earli- exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 COME JOIN THE NEW man. Must have some tion contact 931-704-8882 er of the dates prescribed in BUSHHOGGING LEADER IN working knowledge of (1) or (2) otherwise their PRESCRIPTION plumbing, electrical, remod- Real Estate Assistant: 110 Cons. Work FREE ESTIMATES eling, roofing repairs. Per- claims will be forever (931) 510-8505 PACKAGING Title company, Seeks per- barred: Tri State Distribution, Inc., is manent P/T position. Hon- son to assist w/real estate BOB'S Construction: Spe- est, dependable + trust- (1)(A) Four (4) months from cializing in concrete, BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN now hiring for entry level & closings. Exp. preferred. Tilling, Front End Loader, worthy need only apply. Needs to be familiar w/mort- the date of the first publica- brick/block, additions, re- experienced, skilled posi- Ref's, credit ck req'd. Call tion of this notice if the cred- models, hardwood/tile, roof- Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- tions, on all shifts. We offer gage & closing documents mowing. Reasonable Rate. Hugh Billingsley daily & processes. Competitive itor received an actual copy ing, building packages, and a clean & safe working en- 12PM-3PM @ 260-2032 of this notice to creditors at all your construction needs. Exp'd 931-261-7871. vironment, job stability, op- Pay, Vacation, Retirement plan, Holidays, Please send least sixty (60) days before Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • DREAM SCAPES LAND- portunities for advancement, the date that is four (4) Affordable Prices 931-319- competitive compensation + Inside Sales (FT), Installa- resume to BOX 1207, H-C SCAPE tion Technicians (PT & P.O. Box 2729, Ckvl, TN months from the date of the 6107. Mowing, mulch, top soil, benefits, including paid va- first publication; or cations & holidays. Group FT), Website Designer / 38502-2729 B&B ROOFING & REMOD- landscape gravel, bobcat, Marketing (PT or FT). (B) Sixty (60) days from the dump truck. Stone work & health, dental, vision, disab- date the creditor received ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- ility, & life insurance, is also Reliable Transportation placement. Roof Cleaning, flagstone, Call (931)252- Apply in person or send re- an actual copy of the notice 4707 available. High School Dip- now hiring Drivers. Must to creditors if the creditor re- Home Repairs, additions & loma or GED equivalent + sume to: have clean driving record, F ceived the copy of the no- remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free LANDSCAPER w/15 Years background check/pre-hire [email protected] endorsement, drivers li- tice less than sixty (60) days Est (931)979-2076 Exp in Nashville wants to drug screen Req’d. Apply in cense is req'd. Drug screen, Industrial Air Purification, prior to the date that is four FLATT CONSTRUCTION For help you w/all aspects of person from 8 am – 12:00 background check & DOT (4) months from the date of all your building needs. Any landscaping, drainage prob- pm, or send resume to Hu- Inc. physical are req'd upon em- first publication as de- home repair, painting, garages, lems & hardscapes. Free man Resources at 600 Vista 2544 Hwy 70 East ployment. Apply in person at scribed in (1)(A): or decks, porches, siding, roofing, Est. Comm/Res (931)239- Drive, Sparta, TN, 38583, or Cookeville TN Reliable Transportation, (2) Twelve (12) months from additions.(931)265-5687 4307, 713-2550 by fax at 931-738-2019. www.IndAirPur.com 1049 Airport Rd, Livingston. T

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SCHOOL PATROL ole dish w/top made in Den- CHIHUAHUA PUP. Male, LARGE EXTRA Nice 2BR, CITY OF COOKEVILLE mark $20. Wooden & Mesh 10 wks old. Parents on site. 1.5BA Townhouse near The City of Cookeville Po- animal carrying case w/ $250. Call 631-464-8207. TTU. All appl's, no pets. lice Department is now ac- plastic door, good for sci- Algood area. Lease Dep. 341 N. Walnut. . cepting applications for ence display $18, Lennox 839-2467. School Patrol. Directs traffic stoneware casserole dish FREE KITTENS TO GOOD & assists children in as- w/top $10, Solid maple HOMES: 1 Calico & 1 male Walk to TTU 3BR, 2BA signed school zones. Du- magazine rack $25. Ward- to good loving homes with $750; 2BR, 1BA $550; ties involve walking and robe Carton $5. Chamberlin no small children. Must 2BR, 1.5BA townhouse standing for long periods of fireplace screen, heavy duty have a Vet. Call (931)651- w/gar $650. All + dep, W/D time with frequent use of 2003 ANNIVERSARY brass, 4 panels, 14" wide x 1043 HU. No pets. (931)261-1711 Edition Harley Sportster arms. Subjected to adverse 32" tall, $40; Medixact Pro FREE: 3 Adorable Kittens climate conditions such as 1200cc, black/silver $4,000. Shop bathroom scale, $12. Call (931)252-5956 TO GOOD HOMES. 1 or- 725 Houses For Rent cold, heat, rain, and snow. A 931-525-1020 ange, 2 calico, 6 wks old. valid TN driver’s license, 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR CAST IRON Dutch West Tame, playful & healthy. good vision and hearing are 415 RVs Call (931)316-4084 Houses & Apts required. High school edu- Wood stove, exc cond Starting at $325/mo or cation or equivalent pre- 1998 Pop Up Flagstaf $1500; Total Gym 1800 MTN FEIST, female, 6 yrs $81.25/wk . Pets OK. ferred. Approx 10/hpw. Pay Camper, New Canvas, w/all attachments $100. old, house pet, does not Stevens Realty LLC $12.00hr. Applications/re- Must See! $3,750. (931)881-6625 hunt. Must have room to run 866-806-3815 O/A sumes will be received until 931-432-1092 FREE FIREWOOD away from busy roads. www.stevensrentals.com position filled. Send to City You Cut - You Haul Spayed w/shots. Must have "We Now Offer of Cookeville, ATTN: Hu- Call (931)248-9261 ref's and a Vet. Call 931- Weekly Rentals" man Resources Dept., PO 935-1410. Ask about no security de- Box 998, Cookeville, TN FREE MOVING BOXES posits for qualified tenants. 38503 or email Call 705 Wanted To Rent 1BR 1BA older home. 144- [email protected] 528-9046 or 260-8865 B Carr Ave. Stove, frig, EOE GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity WD/HU, CHA. $425, $425/ - Adams Blue 3-Wood, $50, PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real dep. 528-0058 NO PETS estate advertised in this news- 2006 FOREST River "Wild- - Adams Tight Lies 5-Wood, paper is subject to the Federal $40 2BR, 1BA $650; 4BR, 1.5 Sub-Contract labor needed cat" 30 Ft Fifth Wheel Fair Housing Act of 1968 and BA $850; Hdwood flrs, tile. for framing/building. Must be Camper. Clean, in good - Titleist Stand Bag, $50 the Tennessee Human Rights Call 931-303-2310 NO SMOKING NO PETS. Exempt. Pay based on exp. condition. Ready for camp- Act which makes it illegal to ad- Lease/dep req'd 260-3800 Call 931-260-2041 ing. $10,000. Many extras! KINCAID QUEEN Ann style vertise "any preference, limita- tion or discrimination based on 3BR, 1BA brick, deck, at- (931)979-1206. cherry DR suite. Table, 2 race, color, religion, sex, famili- leafs, 6 chairs, 2 pc hutch tached gar, stove, frig, DW, 2014 FOREST River V- al status or national origin, han- W/D HU, recent remodel, Legitimate job placement Light, diamond pkg. 30', 3 w/glass doors $1200, 3pc dicap/disability or an intention to Cresent Queen Ann cherry make any such preference, lim- carpet/vinyl fls, No pets, firms that work to fill specif- slide outs, FP. All towing ac- $725/mo + dep. Call 615- ic positions cannot charge coffee/end tables $325. Call itation or discrimination." This cessories, tarp & ext'd war- newspaper will not knowingly 489-3913 an upfront fee. For free in- ranty incl'd. Original owners. 931-310-3183 accept any advertising for real 3BR, 1BA: Appls, CHA, formation about avoiding $19,500. Near Ckvl. 941- NEW REAR Engine Mower estate which is in violation of employment service scams, 650-4308 the law. Our readers are in- WD/HU. Near Capshaw 24" cut - $600 School. $550, $300/dep. No write to the Federal Trade Call (931)544-1380 formed that all dwellings advert- Commission, 600 ised in this newspaper are pets 526-1213, 260-7882 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, STORAGE BINS (1) with 3 available on an equal opportun- REMODELED 3BR, 2BA. Washington, DC 20580, or drawers, 1 for under the ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- tunity, M/F. CHA, fenced backyard, is- you can go online to bed, 2 small ones. All in land kitchen. Capshaw http://www.fraud.org/. great shape, like new. $45 Herald-Citizen & school district. $800/mo w/1 This message is a public ser- for all. Call (931)823-0647 vice of the Herald-Citizen & Regional Buyers yr lease. 520-0964 Regional Buyers Guide. Guide 515 Garage/Yard Sales 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN 740 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 Comm/Ind Rent BOAT and RV STORAGE: 241 Health Care Emp. 40' long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' PLANNING A 30x60 OFFICE SPACE tall. Has electric & lights. 715 Rooms for Rent 241 Proffitt St .. $400/mo DENTAL ASST needed. Gated at night. 4 min. No. of YARD SALE??? Call 526-9547 Expanded functions pre- Algood right off Hwy 111. SENIOR HOME ferred. Bring resume to Call (931)544-2871 Live within the city limits now accepting applications Hintz & Oakley, 120 W of Algood or Cookeville? 931-881-6417 Jackson St, Cookeville, 425 Autos for Sale STAR MOTOR INN TN 38501 Weekly starting @ $180 + You MUST go to your tax. Free internet, frig, guest laundry, movie rentals. Pet Northgate Business Park: Full-Time Scribes city’s business office to Friendly, Construction 4800 SF Ground level ready obtain a permit. Crews welcome. 526-9511 for build out. Call 261-7903 Cookeville Regional Medic- al Center seeking full-time City of Algood 720 825 Homes For Sale scribes. The Scribe will be Apt/Duplex Rent 1997 FORD Econoline Van 215 W Main St. responsible for facilitating Algood, TN 2BR, 2BA + studio/3rdBR patient flow in the office set- w/handicap lift sys, high top 2002 SF, upscale, open flr choo-choo conv, leather int, ting to ensure an accurate or plan, chefs kitchen, new and complete medical re- strap sys for wheelchair, flooring, 1.7 acres secluded, cord for each patient. As- fold down rear elec seat, 640SF workshop, RV park- new tires, TV/VCR, 91k mi. City of Cookeville sists medical provider by ac- 45 E. Broad Street ing space, exc condition companying them to record Good cond $7,900. 3435 Shenandoah Ln, Ckvl. details into the Electronic (931)510-9158 Cookeville, TN $228,000. (931)349-0051 Medical Record. 2001 CHRYSLER T&C I BUY OLD BRICK HOME on dble LX Van High School Diploma/GED MUSIC RECORDS FOR RENT corner lot, 2BR, 2BA, par- required. Graduate of an ac- 239,300 mi, 3.3LV6. $1,150 Call (931)261-2502 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, tially finished bsmnt, en- credited school for Medical Call (931)510-8083 Houses. Many locations closed gar. $135,000. 931- Assistants with Certification 530 Boats & Equip. FALCON REALTY, 260-8435 lv msg. as Medical Assistant or Li- 528-2158 censed as a Practical Nurse falconrealtycookeville.com with a Tennessee license required. CAMBRIDGE APTS 2BR, 2BA, fireplace, Prior experience preferred DW,W/D conn., disposal, ceiling fans, walk-in closets, Knowledge of medical ter- pool. $625/mo. Call 526- minology and accepted ab- 2001 PRECISION 165 Sail- 8548 or 260-1848 breviations boat, with a 2016 3.5 Hp 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / Tohatsu 4-cycle motor; ex- HOUSES NEW $280-$800 Apply online at: 2008 FORD VAN E-250 cellent condition, $5,900. Cable, Water/Appl's Fur- www.crmchealth.org Super Duty .. 45,000 mi. Call or text Mike (931) 510- nished E.O.E. $11,000. 3235 OVER 100 LOCATIONS Call (931)252-5956 Kids Welcome; Some Pets 2008 HONDA ACCORD 540 Firewood/Stoves in Designated Apts. Immediate opening for an At Auction July 25, 2017 Open Mon - Fri OB/GYN practice. MA or Call Chris Hammock @ LOOKING FOR a place to Soard Properties LPN medical scribe for the Cookeville Honda dump Free Fire Wood and 526-1988 Ckvl area. EOE (exp pre- (931)528-6009 Mulch in Putnam County. Storage units available Bledsoe County Correctional Complex ferred but not req'd). Please (931)260-5655 send resume to Herald Cit- 1BR APT in Monterey. No Are you seeking stable employment in a team environment izen, Box 1206, H-C PO 430 Trucks For Sale pets. Stove, frig, W/D HU, with the opportunity for advancement? If so, you belong Box 2729, Ckvl, TN 38501. 545 Pets & Supplies plus dep & ref's. 839-3406. here. Apply today to join our team. LOOKING FOR A PET? 1BR, 1BA near TTU. $425/mo. Correctional Officer applications accepted online at Adopt your new best www.tn.gov/hr and onsite. 290 Schools/Instruc- friend! Call (931)261-7427 Visit us online at www.aarf- 1BR, 2nd floor. Stove, frig, • 12 Hour Shifts. NO HIGH school diploma tn.com to see all of our res- must be 62 or older or dis- needed. How often do you cued dogs, cats, puppies abled. Rent based on in- • Off Every Other Friday, Saturday & Sunday see that? Putnam County 1998 Chevy Silverado and kittens! Meet the dogs come. Joel Algood Apts. • $2277/month Adult High School can show Truck 4x4 Ext'd cab. 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B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, July 10, 2017 SPORTS Brutal Tour day culls 12, Froome on top By JOHN LEICESTER and spot in the race rankings — 18 ANDREW DAMPF seconds behind Froome over- AP Sports Writers all. French rider Romain Bardet, runner-up to Froome CHAMBERY, France — The last year, is third overall, 51 Tour de France threw the seconds behind Froome. The kitchen sink at Chris Froome: only other rider within a steep mountain ascents fol- minute of Froome is Uran, lowed by daredevil descents at who jumped from 11th to speeds exceeding 70 kilome- fourth overall, 55 seconds be- ters (45 miles) per hour that hind the leader. wiped out other riders, the Uran thought Barguil had loss of his top teammate in a beaten him to the line. It was a crash, a breakdown on his moment of confusion aptly fit- bike, and rivals who tried to ting for a day of racing so make him crack with bursts chaotic that it was difficult at of acceleration. times to keep track of all the But the most grueling, drama, as riders scattered like drama-filled day so far of this leaves over the 181.5-kilome- 104th Tour finished, yet again, ter (112-mile) stage — seven of with Froome still wearing the them falling so far back that race leader’s yellow jersey. By they missed the time cut and surviving Stage 9 that put 12 are now out of the Tour. riders out of the race, and left Toward the front, Froome others bloodied and bandaged, had a crisis of his own. With the three-time champion took awful timing, the Briton sur- a big step toward a fourth vic- vived a breakdown of his bike tory in Paris on July 23. gears on the last, hugely With seven ascents that to- tough climb that forced him to gether amounted to 4,600 me- change machines just when ters (15,000 feet) of climbing — he was riding furiously in a more than half the height of bunch with other top con- Everest — this was the “mon- tenders. ster stage” that Froome had Christophe Ena | AP As Froome was frantically predicted it would be. It sepa- Australia's Richie Porte gets medical assistance after crashing in the descent of the Mont du signaling to members of his rated genuine contenders for Chat pass during the ninth stage of the Tour de France over 181.5 kilometers (112.8 miles) team following in a car that he victory from simple pre- with start in Nantua and finish in Chambery, France on Sunday. was in trouble, Aru choose tenders. At the start Sunday, that exact moment to acceler- eight riders had been within a wheeled across the road and pain but “was always con- the Alps. French rider Warren ate away, followed by other minute of Froome in the over- bowled over another rider, scious. He knew what hap- Barguil was just millimeters top challengers, including all standings. Now, just three Dan Martin, before slamming pened and was asking for his behind in second place — so Porte. are. into a stony, vine-covered helmet and his glasses.” close that he burst into tears For a few moments, Among top names gone bank. Thomas broke his collar- thinking he had won, only to Froome’s Tour seemed to be completely: Richie Porte and Medics first treated the Aus- bone. discover moments later that hanging by a thread. Froome’s teammate Geraint tralian on the tarmac and The crashes took some of he hadn’t. But Aru and the others then Thomas, who led the Tour for then took him to a hospital the shine off what otherwise For his third place, Froome slowed rather than press home its first four days. Both where he was diagnosed with was an impressive show of re- was awarded four bonus sec- their advantage — apparently crashed out. a fractured pelvis and collar- silience from Froome. He onds that allowed him to con- adhering to the Tour’s unwrit- Porte, who had been fifth bone. placed third in the stage, nar- solidate his overall lead. With ten rule that challengers overall, was zooming downhill Fabio Baldato, one of the di- rowly beaten in a final sprint Thomas, who had been in sec- shouldn’t attack the race in pursuit of Froome when he rectors of Porte’s BMC team, by Colombian Rigoberto Uran ond place, now out, Italian leader when he’s in difficulty missed a left-hand bend, cart- said the rider had shoulder at the finish in Chambery, in Fabio Aru climbed to second not of his own making. Schauffele gets first win at Greenbrier By JOHN RABY “Everybody knows I’m a late AP Sports Writer bloomer,” Schauffele said. “To jump into the top 30 is something WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, special for me.” W.Va. — A strong finish in the Schauffele, Streb, Munoz and U.S. Open late month helped pre- Lovemark earned spots in the pare Xander Schauffele for the British Open in two weeks. The Kirsty Wigglesworth | AP nerve-racking grind of chasing a leading four players not already Venus Williams returns to Croatia's Ana Konjuh title on the PGA Tour. exempt from the top-12 finishers during their Singles Match on day seven at the The rookie made a 3-foot birdie qualified. Russell Henley was the Wimbledon Championships in London on Monday. putt on the final hole Sunday to only player among the top 10 fin- win The Greenbrier Classic by a ishers who already was in. stroke over Robert Streb for his Schauffele also punched a Venus Williams first tour victory. ticket to this year’s PGA Champi- Schauffele closed with a 3- onship and next year’s Masters. under 67 and finished at 14-under He already had a spot in the 2018 266 to cap a daylong duel with U.S. Open for last month’s per- Steve Helber | AP wins, Kerber loses Streb and third-round leader Se- formance. Xander Schauffele holds the tro- bastian Munoz. He’s the third rookie to earn phy after winning the Greenbrier Streb shot 69. Munoz had a 72 their first tour victory in West Classic on Sunday in White Sul- at Wimbledon to tie for third with Jamie Love- Virginia and the fourth overall. phur Springs, W.Va. mark at 12 under. Lovemark shot The others were former U.S. Am- By CHRIS LEHOURITES 69. ateur champion Danny Lee in nament, which no third-round AP Sports Writer The 23-year-old Schauffele, who 2015 and Scott Stallings in 2011, leader has ever won. The rookie took up golf after giving up soc- along with Ted Potter Jr. in 2013. also led the St. Jude Classic at the LONDON — Five-time Wimbledon champion cer because his coaches wanted It was another close finish in a halfway point last month, but Venus Williams won and top-ranked Angelique Ker- him to switch from offense to de- tournament that narrowly tied for 60th. Sunday marked his ber lost. fense, tied for fifth in his first U.S. avoided its fourth playoff since first top-10 finish. Williams, who last won the title at the All England Open at Erin Hills. debuting in 2010. “I’ll take it as a positive,” he Club in 2008, advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfi- “The U.S. Open was a huge mo- Munoz, Streb and Schauffele said. “It’s my best finish ever. It’s nals by beating 19-year-old Ana Konjuh 6-3, 6-2 on ment in my career,” Schauffele traded the lead all day with each not like I can be mad about it.” Monday. said. “It was one of the biggest having their share of troubles. Munoz’s putter was his Williams is playing at the grass-court major for stages, and for me to be calm and As Schauffele reached the 161- strength in the first three rounds the 20th time in her career, with her Wimbledon collected throughout the week yard 18th with a pitching wedge, and his downfall Sunday. The 24- debut coming a few months before Konjuh was born. and just kind of hang on and tie Munoz and Streb heard the year-old Colombian made four Kerber, who reached the Wimbledon final last for fifth was huge for me men- crowd’s roar from the par-5 17th bogeys on the front nine, includ- year but lost to Serena Williams, was beaten by Gar- tally. It kind of gave me the confi- green and both missed birdie ing a pair of three-putts. bine Muguruza on No. 2 Court, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. dence and allowed me to play to putts. Streb had his second straight With the loss by Kerber, either Simona Halep or win this week.” Streb then found the left rough narrow miss in the tournament. Karolina Pliskova will take over as the top-ranked Watching fellow youngster Jon on 18 and his chip that would He lost in a four-man playoff in player after the tournament. Rahm of Spain win the Irish have forced a playoff came up 2015. Williams will next face French Open champion Je- Open earlier Sunday also served short. Munoz needed to ace the Streb retook a share of the lead lena Ostapenko in the quarterfinals. The 20-year-old as motivation for Schauffele, who 18th to tie it, but settled for par. with Munoz with a 32-foot birdie Latvian, who won her first tour-level title at Roland shot from 94th to 27th in the Munoz couldn’t become the putt at No. 14, only to witness Garros last month, beat fourth-seeded Elina Svi- FedEx Cup standings. first-to-wire winner of the tour- Schauffele pull it out in the end. tolina 6-3, 7-6 (6) on Court 12. Ostapenko led 5-3 in the second set, but was bro- ken and forced into a tiebreaker. She finally won by converting her eighth match point. Truex dominant in Kentucky Speedway win Two-time Grand Slam champion Svetlana Kuznetsova and Magdalena Rybarikova also ad- By GARY B. GRAVES Truex said. “I can never 10th of his career. He led rence requiring surgery. vanced to the quarterfinals. AP Sports Writer recall saving fuel and five times for 152 of 274 “Everything went per- The second Monday at Wimbledon is, arguably, pulling away from every- laps and swept all three fectly good, went as the busiest day in tennis. All 16 fourth-round SPARTA, Ky. — Martin body before, so it was stages in the No. 78 Toy- planned,” he said. “I’m matches at the All England Club are played on the Truex Jr. boldly declared pretty amazing.” ota to earn 60 points, in- bringing her home to- same day, a schedule that will produce all eight male his Toyota the best car Second in points enter- cluding seven playoff morrow, so I’m excited to and all eight female quarterfinalists. he had ever raced, and ing the 400-mile event, points, and draw within see her and everything’s Andy Murray was on Centre Court against Benoit several statistics make it Truex started second be- one of standings leader going great. She was Paire, and Roger Federer will follow. hard to dispute him. side Kyle Busch and won Kyle Larson, who fin- pretty excited.” On No. 1 Court, Johanna Konta was up first, fol- There also was plenty the first two stages. ished second in a Chevy. Chase Elliott was third lowed by Rafael Nadal. Novak Djokovic is third. of visual evidence of Truex led the final seg- Truex’s dominant per- in a Chevy, followed by Kuznetsova was the first to finish her match on how close to perfect his ment by as many as 15 formance wasn’t the only Denny Hamlin and Monday, beating Agnieszka Radwanska 6-2, 6-4. Saturday night went. seconds before a final reason he was smiling. Busch in Toyotas. Busch In the quarterfinals, Kuznetsova will face Mugu- Truex was dominant caution created overtime He was eager to get back led 112 laps, but fell short ruza. throughout and had and bunched the field to- and bring his girlfriend, of his third Kentucky Rybarikova, who beat Pliskova in the second enough left on a final gether. Sherry Pollex, home victory. round, defeated Petra Martic of Croatia 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 restart to win the That made no differ- after a medical proce- Then again, Truex and advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals for NASCAR Cup race at ence as Truex got a push dure. Pollex has battled wasn’t inclined to let the first time. Kentucky Speedway. past Busch on the restart ovarian cancer and anyone get close in earn- Rybarikova missed nearly seven months after last “It was very big to do and went on to his third tweeted Saturday that ing his first Kentucky year’s Wimbledon because of injuries. what we did tonight,” victory of the season and there had been a recur- triumph.