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Herald-CitizenWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 116TH YEAR | NO. 293 50 CENTS Residents report earthquake eff ects

BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS environmental engineering explosion and thought there wrecked on the highway. It HERALD-CITIZEN at Tennessee Tech, said had been a car accident or a did go through my mind that although he did not feel the house explosion. it was an earthquake.” Several Putnam residents eff ects of the earthquake, he “I heard my house make Putnam Emergency Man- woke up early Wednesday talked to a coworker early noises too,” she said. “I ran agement Agency Director morning to shaking and even this morning who did. outside, but I couldn’t see or Tyler Smith said he didn’t the sound of an explosion, “I was sound asleep,” Huff hear anything.” feel the earthquake, and his apparently caused by an said of when the earthquake Smith said she called the offi ce hadn’t received any earthquake near Decatur, hit. “The magnitude of the Fentress County Sheriff ’s De- reports from residents early about an hour and a half from earthquake was roughly a 4.4. partment to report what she’d Wednesday morning. Howev- Cookeville. It was followed, 13 minutes heard, and two deputies said er, he said that earthquakes The earthquake occurred later, by a smaller earth- they’d heard the same thing. in the area are possible since seven miles northeast of GOOGLE MAPS quake, a 3.3.” “To me, it was more like Putnam County is located in Decatur, according to the U.S. quake, according to the Retired Putnam County an explosion. It was a distant between two fault zones. Geological Survey, and was USGS, some as far south as teacher Berilla Smith, who boom,” Smith said. “I’ve felt Steve Moore, who lives on 4.5 miles deep. Atlanta. lives close to the Putnam/ two other earthquakes in my the backside of Park Village More than 7,400 people Tim Huff , assistant profes- Fentress county line, said she life around here. I was think- reported feeling the earth- sor of structural, civil and heard what sounded like a big ing maybe a big truck had SEE QUAKE, PAGE A2 Algood goes local for park master plan

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Algood City Council members decided on one choice for the city’s park master plan, and its top pick was a familiar face. Clinton Engineering of Cookev- ille was chosen to design the park master plan. The city will now go into discussions with Clinton to see if they can agree on specif- ics, and keep the costs under the $50,000 grant the city received to pay for the plan. Three applicants submitted to design the park master plan, including Clinton Engineerin, Kimley Horn and Gresham Smith. Clinton Engineering’s location PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN in the Upper Cumberland bol- stered the decision. Council mem- ber Luke Hill said it played a big Cookeville Christmas Parade part in his decision making. Putnam County Circuit Court Clerk Off ice employees Tara Polk, Sherry Pippin and Angie Weiker enjoy a brisk “These are all three good can- ride through the Cookeville Christmas Parade Tuesday. More parade photos can be found on Page A3 today. didates and was tough for me to go through them and determine which one was better than the other,” Hill said. “If we could keep it local, I think it is a plus for this project. I think all three would Arrests made in drug crackdown have the capabilities to provide a good service but Clinton (Engi- BY PAIGE STANAGE turing/delivering/selling/possessing charged with two counts manufac- neering) being local I think would HERALD-CITIZEN schedule I drugs; bond is $75,000. turing/delivering/selling/possessing be a big plus.” Clinton Allen, 32, of Cookeville; methamphetamine; bond is $75,000. If negotiations with Clinton En- More than 30 people were indicted charged with two counts manufac- Dale Trexler, 33, of Cookeville; charged gineering cannot be secured, the by the Putnam County Grand Jury turing/delivering/selling/possessing with two counts of manufacturing/de- council decided on Kimley Horn Friday for numerous drug off enses. methamphetamine; bond is $75,000. livering/selling/possessing metham- as the second choice for the master Arrests and charges include the Jacob Gentry, 38, of Baxter; charged phetamine in a drug free zone; bond is plan design. following: with eight counts of manufacturing/ $75,000. The city requires the fi rm cho- delivering/selling/possessing meth- Teresa Frady, 55, of Cookeville; sen to hold public meetings to de- Manuel Hernandez, 30, of Baxter; amphetamine; bond is $75,000. charged with four counts manufac- Nicholas Geesling, 19, of Crawford; SEE DRUGS, PAGE A2 SEE ALGOOD, PAGE A2 Tech’s fi rst female computer science PhD graduates Saturday TTU — When Rina Singh ning water,” she Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital With her brother’s help, Nepal College of Information walks the line with other De- said. “I spent my city, and would visit family they convinced her parents to Technology in Kathmandu cember graduates on Satur- days playing in during his winter vacations. break with the village’s tradi- and was awarded a bachelor’s day, she will make history as the rivers and Rina would ask him ques- tions and send her to Kath- degree in software engineer- Tennessee Tech’s fi rst female ponds of the tions about what he learned mandu to begin the eighth ing in 2006. After receiving — and the university’s third village, climbing while at school and what life grade. She was 13 at the time. her bachelor’s, she worked student — to receive a PhD in trees in my fami- was like in the big city. “I was originally denied as a software engineer and engineering with a concen- ly’s mango grove Listening to his experienc- admittance into the eighth research assistant in Kath- tration in computer science. Singh and helping my es encouraged her to get her grade in Kathmandu because mandu. She has come a long way mother with the degree. But she had some my village school did not off er “My uncle, Dhanpat Pa- since her humble beginnings household chores.” hurdles to overcome. any computer courses,” she tel, inspired me to return to in the small village of Bish- It was her oldest brother “Life in the village was said. school and complete a PhD,” wambharpur, Nepal. who infl uenced her decision hard,” she said. “Girls rarely Following completion of she said. “He inspired me to “I grew up in a mud house to pursue higher education. left to pursue a college educa- her secondary education, without electricity or run- He was attending college in tion.” Rina was accepted into the SEE TTU, PAGE A2 herald-citizen.com INDEX 2 sections | 16 pages OBITUARIES Page A5 DEAR ABBY A8 COMICS A9 OPINION A4 Kemith Nelson, Cookeville Juanita Brown, Cookeville CALENDAR A6 CROSSWORD A9 SPORTS B1 Bobbie Carson, Cookeville Freddie Alcorn, Cookeville CLASSIFIED B3 LIVING A8 SUDOKU A9 Mary Phillips, Anderson, Indiana A2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 QUAKE: Area Tuesday Woman struck by vehicle on US-70 residents feel Cash 3 Evening BY PAIGE STANAGE vehicle, driven by Robert Lobato the vehicle’s windshield, accord- 8-8-2, Lucky Sum: 18 HERALD-CITIZEN Jr., 69, of Baxter, according to ing to the report. Cash 3 Midday Decatur tremor 3-1-9, Lucky Sum: 13 the Tennessee Highway Patrol Staff ord was transported to Cash 3 Morning An 83-year-old woman was report. Cookeville Regional Medical 2-6-6, Lucky Sum: 14 fl own to Vanderbilt University “Staff ord walked across the Center, and then fl own to Van- FROM PAGE A1 Medical Center Tuesday morn- westbound lane with her head derbilt University Medical Cen- Cash 4 Evening ing after she was struck by a down and paused before cross- ter. Lobato was uninjured. in Cookeville near the 7-1-9-9, Lucky Sum: 26 vehicle. ing the centerline into the path The report does not include train tracks, said he Cash 4 Midday Edna Staff ord of Red Boiling of vehicle one (Lobato’s vehicle),” charges for either Lobato or heard what he described 6-2-6-1, Lucky Sum: 15 Springs was walking across the report states. Staff ord. as a train coming Cash 4 Morning Highway 70 in Putnam Coun- Staff ord was hit by Lobato’s Sgt. Eric McCormick investi- through. 2-2-2-1, Lucky Sum: 7 ty when she was struck by a front bumper and propelled into gated. “I thought what is the Mega Millions train doing in the middle 04-38-39-54-59 of the night,” he said. Mega Ball: 12 “We defi nitely felt the Megaplier: 2 after eff ects of an earth- Est. jackpot: $245 million quake.” Huff said this size earthquake is not ex- pected to cause signifi - cant damage. 0READER SERVICES0 “The damaging earth- Address: quakes are probably 5 to 1300 Neal St. 6,” he said. Cookeville, TN 38501 Larger earthquakes may occur once every Mailing Address: 200 years, according to current data, Huff said. P.O. Box 2729 “We’re surrounded by Cookeville TN 38502 two Tennessee Seismic zones, the East Ten- Phone: 931-526-9715 nessee Seismic Zone to Fax: 931-526-1209 the east and the New Madrid Seismic Zone to News our west, which could [email protected] produce much larger Sports earthquakes than the [email protected] JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN East Tennessee zone,” Advertising Director of Schools Jerry Boyd, at right, with some of the Putnam County teachers who have Huff said. [email protected] been awarded tenure this year. Huff said that design- Living ing structures in areas [email protected] prone to earthquakes is Circulation a challenge. [email protected] “We design for dam- Business News Teachers receive tenure age, but we’re going to [email protected] control that damage, Church News BY JIM HERRIN cess on discipline or dismissal. Elementary School: Kayla Gen- so that we know where [email protected] HERALD-CITIZEN Tenured teachers, the TEA says, try and Summer Maurice; damage will occur and School News can only be dismissed for cause. Prescott South Elementary that the damage will [email protected] More than three dozen Put- Putnam teachers gaining ten- School: Kara Cavender, Les- not result in a collapse,” Classified Ads nam County educators were ure include the following: lie Justice, Allison Ledford Huff said. [email protected] granted tenure in a unanimous Algood Elementary School: and Erin Stratton; Upperman Huff noted that there’s vote by the school board this Keisha Bellar and Timothy Cav- High School: Jamie Torrence also no way to predict Letter Guidelines month. ender; Algood Middle School: and Marcia Wiley; Upperman earthquakes. All letters to the editor must be “These are teachers that have Larra Bush, Leeann Klein and Middle School: Sara Harvick “Stresses build up in signed and include the writer’s met the requirement of the Kelly Waite; Avery Trace Middle and Dustin Williams; and White faults,” he explained. name, address and phone tenure law,” Director of Schools School: Jennifer Lawrence, Han- Plains Academy: Rachel Robin- “Faults are surfaces that number. Letters are subject to Jerry Boyd said. “They have nah Mahaney and Tara Ward; son. have ruptured. When the editing and/or rejection. A strict been with us for a fi ve-year pro- Baxter Primary School: Also this month, the school stress gets to a certain 400-word limit will be enforced. bationary period, and in the last Amanda Asberry and Marsha board recognized Boyd for re- point, there’s a sudden Send letters to the mailing two years, their overall level Lynn Wyatt; Burks Elementary ceiving the A.F. Bridges Award release of energy, a address listed above, or email of eff ectiveness has been above School: Michael Adkins, Vera from the TSSAA as the Admin- vibration from below the to [email protected]. expectations or signifi cantly Eads, Devon Heady and Anna istrator of the Year for District 4. ground to the surface.” above.” Hitchock; Cane Creek Elemen- Boyd also noted that the board Order a Photo State law, which changed tary School: McKenzie Gabriel; has been recognized by the Ten- Every photograph taken by a somewhat in 2011, requires that Capshaw Elementary School: nessee School Boards Associa- Herald-Citizen photographer the director of schools either Jessica Moore; tion as a “Board of Distincition,” ALGOOD: and published in the paper recommend the teacher for Central Offi ce: Micheal Todd and members Kim Cravens and is available for purchase. Go tenure or recommend that the Clinton, Amber Henry, Janelle Dawn Fry have achieved “the Park design to www.herald-citizen.com teacher not be re-hired by the Robbins and Mark Tylka; highest level of board member and click on “Photo Gallery.” school system. The school board Cookeville High School: Kelsey status” by TSBA. firm chosen Also, many photos included in must then vote to either grant or Denney, David Foster, Nicole “I want to give a shout out to online stories are available for deny tenure. Lack, Shannon Renegar and (former board member) Eric FROM PAGE A1 purchase. “The board is the only entity Jonathan Stewart; Brown, who was very instru- that can approve the assignment Jere Whitson Elementary mental in helping us,” said Cra- termine what residents Subscriptions of tenure,” Boyd said. School: Brogan Boles; Monterey vens. “It was a lot of work that want in the park. To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. According to the Tennessee High School: Carrie E. Brown- we had to do.” The next Algood City Visa, MasterCard, Discover Education Association, tenure is Jones; Northeast Elementary “He was a great mentor,” Council meeting will be and AmEx accepted. designed to ensure due pro- School: Melissa Palk; Park View added Fry. Jan. 8. Rates: Also approved by the 3 mo 6 mo 1yr council: Carrier or • Reappoint Don Smith Mail: 385 DRUGS: Arrests made in crackdown in 13th Judicial District as representative on the Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Tennessee Central Trail. Print & FROM PAGE A1 drug free zone; bond is $15,000. ment,” said 13th Judicial Dis- • Secure a contract for E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Natasha Martin, 33, of Cookev- trict Attorney General Bryant July 4 fi reworks with E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 charged with two counts of man- ille; charged with two counts Dunaway. “Taking advantage Mark’s Pops. Mail: Outside ufacturing/delivering/selling/ manufacturing/delivering/sell- and making a profi t from ad- 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 possessing schedule II drugs in ing/possessing methamphet- diction is intolerable. Sellers of Mail: Outside a drug free zone and two counts amine; bond is $75,000. drugs victimize our community Tennessee $82 $132 $220 manufacturing/delivering/sell- Darrell Jones, 57, Cookeville; and we should never condone or TTU: Woman first ing/possessing schedule IV charged with four counts manu- accept this activity.” PhD computer Miss Your Paper? drugs in a drug free zone; bond facturing/delivering/selling/pos- A large part of the Putnam Your carrier is an independent is $40,000. sessing schedule II drugs in a County jail population includes science graduate contractor. However, as a Tiff any Wilson, 28, of Cookev- drug free zone; bond is $75,000. drug manufacturers and deal- service to our subscribers, our ille; charged with two counts Robert Bolin, 64, of Doyle; ers. FROM PAGE A1 circulation department is open of manufacturing/delivering/ charged with two counts man- “The manufacturers selling from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- selling/possessing schedule II ufacturing/delivering/selling/ illegal drugs are usually the pursue a higher degree, day-Friday and from drugs in a drug free zone; bond possessing schedule II drugs in catalyst for the largest portion of but I was never really 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to is $35,000. a drug free zone and two counts criminal activity that occurs in focused on getting a answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. Shelby Nunley, 19, of McMinn- manufacturing/delivering/sell- our community. An estimated 85 degree from the U.S.” ville; charged with two counts ing/possessing schedule VI in a percent of our jail population is In 2009, Rina was Herald-Citizen manufacturing/delivering/ drug free zone; bond is $20,000. due to direct or indirect illegal accepted into Delft USPS 313-680 selling/possessing schedule II Bobby Breeding, 43, of Living- sale of narcotics,” Putnam Coun- University of Technol- ISSN 8750-5541 drugs in a drug free zone; bond ston; charged with four counts ty Sheriff Eddie Farris said. ogy’s computer science The Herald-Citizen is published is $35,000. manufacturing/delivering/sell- “That’s why it’s so important program in the Nether- daily except Saturdays, New Year’s Chelsea Mclaughlin, 24, of ing/possessing methamphet- that we work together to eradi- lands. She received her Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Cookeville; charged with four amine in a drug free zone; bond cate drug activity in our commu- master’s degree from Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day nity.” that university in 2012. by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at counts manufacturing/deliver- is $75,000. 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, ing/selling/possessing schedule Brandon Jones, 36, of Baxter; This investigation was con- While searching for PhD TN 38502. Periodicals postage paid III in a drug free zone; bond is charged with four counts man- ducted by the FBI, Drug En- programs, she moved to at Cookeville TN. POSTMASTER: send $25,000. ufacturing/delivering/selling/ forcement Administration, China and began work address changes to Herald-Citizen, Tiff any Caldwell, 45, of Monte- possessing methamphetamine; Offi ce of the Inspector General, as a research assistant P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a member of rey; charged with four counts bond is $75,000. TBI, Tennessee Highway Patrol, and in January 2014, she the Tennessee Press Association manufacturing/delivering/sell- Putnam County law enforce- Cookeville Police Department, was accepted into Tech’s and the Associated Press. The As- ing/possessing methamphet- ment offi cials said this is part of Monterey Police Department, Al- graduate program. sociated Press is entitled exclusively amine; bond is $75,000. an eff ort to crack down on drug good Police Department, Baxter Her accomplishments to use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Wendy Massie, 32, of Cookeville; dealers and manufacturers. Police Department, the Putnam also make her the fi rst charged with two counts manu- “Those who sell and deliver County Sheriff ’s Offi ce, U.S. female in her family to facturing/delivering/selling/pos- illegal drugs are especially con- Marshals and the 13th Judicial go to college and earn a sessing schedule III drugs in a cerning to those in law enforce- Drug Task Force. PhD. Jack McNeely Editor & Publisher WEATHER Lindsay McReynolds Tonight Thursday Night Friday Night Readings Managing Editor A 20-percent chance of rain between An 80-percent chance of rain after A 70-percent chance of rain and Tuesday’s high in Cookeville was 46, low 19. Tuesday’s 11 p.m. and 2 a.m. Cloudy, with a low midnight. Low around 46. possibly a thunderstorm. Cloudy, with high in Monterey was 41, low 29. Roger Wells around 41. a low around 42. Advertising Director Friday Almanac Thursday An 80-percent chance of rain and Saturday Wednesday is the 346th day of the year, with 19 remain- Keith McCormick Cloudy, with a high near 56. possibly a thunderstorm. High near A 70-percent chance of rain. Cloudy, ing. The sun sets at 4:28 p.m. and will rise at 6:44 a.m. Circulation Manager 54. with a high near 51. Thursday. The moon is waxing crescent with 25% of the visible disc illuminated. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A3 herald-citizen.com Cookeville’s Christmas parade

PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN A Red Silo Brewing Company elf walks PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN the street during the 2018 Cookeville Cinderella makes an appearance at Tuesday night at the parade. Christmas parade.

PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN Tri Star Motor Company has a gingerbread house for their float at the Santa Claus waves to the crowd at the 2018 Cookeville Christmas parade Cookeville Christmas parade. Tuesday night. Sting uses fake Amazon boxes, GPS to catch would-be thieves (AP) —The explosion in online sioned by comparison-shopping ser- made arrests on revolve around but said in a statement, “We appreci- shopping has led to porch pirates and vice insuranceQuotes.com surveyed (closed-circuit TV) or private sur- ate the increased eff ort by local law stoop surfers swiping holiday pack- 1,000 people and extrapolated that 26 veillance cameras that give us a still enforcement to tackle package theft ages from unsuspecting residents. million Americans have had a holiday image,” Kelly said. “With the bait and remain committed to assisting The cops in one New Jersey city are package stolen from their home. That packages, some will be under video however we can.” trying to catch the thieves with some would be nearly one in 12 Americans. surveillance, and some will have Similar programs have been tried trickery of their own. Amazon — which is providing GPS.” in other cities including Albuquerque, Police in Jersey City, across the equipment free for the Jersey City No homeowner is immune. Crec- New Mexico, and Hayward, Califor- Hudson River from New York, are program — declined to provide co said his mother was a victim of a nia. teaming up with Amazon to install fi gures on how many packages are package theft. So was Mayor Steven E-commerce sales have been grow- doorbell cameras and plant dummy reported stolen or missing, as did UPS Fulop, according to his spokeswoman. ing faster than sales at brick-and- boxes with GPS tracking devices at and FedEx. Members of the police department mortar retailers for several years. homes around the city. “We absolutely report them to local who live in the city volunteered to Online sales in the U.S. are forecast to They didn’t have to wait long Tues- law enforcement when we hear of have the cameras and boxes placed at increase 14.8 percent from last year, day for someone to take the bait. them, and we encourage our custom- their homes. to $124.1 billion, for November and “We had a box out on the street for ers to do the same,” UPS spokesman Kelly said the program has un- December, according to Adobe Ana- three minutes before it was taken,” Glenn Zaccara said. dergone a legal review and has been lytics, which tracks online spending. said police Capt. James Crecco, who is Jersey City Police Chief Michael approved by a municipal prosecutor. The Postal Service expects to de- overseeing the mission. “We thought Kelly told The Associated Press that He said the city is hoping to expand liver about 900 million packages, and it was a mistake at fi rst.” locations for cameras and boxes were the program with assistance from United Parcel Service forecasts it will The suspect was caught, Crecco selected using the city’s own crime Amazon, the nation’s largest online handle about 800 million parcels be- added. statistics and mapping of theft loca- retailer. tween Thanksgiving and Christmas. Exact fi gures on porch thefts are tions provided by Amazon. Amazon declined to answer ques- That is causing a spike in deliveries hard to come by. A company commis- “Most of the package thefts we’ve tions about the anti-theft program to houses and apartments. 0ARREST LIST0 Deidre Lafever, 35, with a revoked license ing/possessing meth- assault; bond is $1,000. wood, 39, of Cookev- arrest; bond is $750. of Baxter; arrested by and theft; bond is amphetamine; bond is Jolene Brandt, 57, of ille; arrested by CPD Gage Stanton the Cookeville Police $10,500. $10,000. Cookeville; arrested by for manufacturing/ Vaughn, 23, of Alpine; Department for sim- Joshua Leitz, 37, of Canton Flowers, 25, the CPD for domestic delivering/selling/pos- arrested by CPD for ple possession/casual Minnesota; arrested by of Monterey; arrested assault; bond is $1,000. sessing methamphet- DUI; bond is $500. exchange and unlawful the CPD for burglary by the Monterey Police Charles A. Mcalpin, amine and introduction William Eric Bell III, of possession of drug and public intoxication; Department for theft 35, of Cookeville; of contraband into Nashville; arrested by paraphernalia; bond is bond is $5,248. of property; bond is arrested by PCSO for penal facility; bond is THP for simple posses- $1,000. Vernon Mendoza, 41, $5,000. two counts of aggra- $15,000. sion/casual exchange Michael Phillips, 31, of of Sparta; arrested by Gerald Brandt, 57, of vated assault; bond is Rebecca A. Culver, 31, and possession of a Hilham; arrested by the the CPD for possessing Cookeville; arrested by $50,000. of Cookeville; arrested firearm by a convicted Algood Police Depart- a firearm while being a the CPD for domestic Brandon Dale Small- by CPD for resisting felon; bond is $6,000. ment for theft; bond is convicted felon; bond $2,500. is $25,000. Brenda Grubbs, 69, Robert Dillon, 47, of of Cookeville; arrested Cookeville; arrested by by the Putnam Coun- the PCSO for manufac- ty Sheriff ’s Off ice for turing/delivering/sell- domestic assault; bond is $2,500. Travis Dugas, 31, of Now Welcoming Veterans Choice Program Cookeville; arrested by the CPD for theft of property; bond is Get your sports physicals done and $5,000. have your summertime injuries Dustin Bilbrey, 33, of checked here! Cookeville; arrested by the PCSO for burglary; bond is $5,000. Tired of long waits for Ryan Geoghagan, 34, your urgent care needs? of Cookeville; arrested by the CPD for driving under the influence Th e WAIT NO MORE! and possession of drug Come to Highlands Healthcare! paraphernalia; bond is Jewelry Emporium $5,750. Jackson Plaza Located at Premier Medical Park in Cookeville Ryan McGrogan, 27, (931) 528-3300 of Cookeville; arrested 526-8366 www.GetMyRing.com 315 N. Washington Ave., Suite 175 by the CPD for driving HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 4 Opinion herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Bringing basketball back hen I was a child, my family attended Van- derbilt basketball games anytime my mom’s boss was unable to use his season tickets. W The seats were close enough that we could hear the shoes squeaking on the gymnasium fl oor of Vanderbilt’s Memorial Gym. I still remember the cheers that erupted every time our team would score as we would also jump up and scream for our team. Of course, next to cheering for the Commodores, the best part was the snacks and getting to stay up a little later than our usual bedtime. Bush funeral raises Trump questions Sunday afternoon, my kids and I, along with a couple of friends and their children, attended my ho will speak for President forgave Sessions, Sen. John McCain in September. kids’ fi rst live basketball game at Tennessee Tech’s Donald Trump at his state the fi rst senator to The McCain clan let it be known Hooper Eblen Center as the Golden Eagles took on funeral, far in the future endorse Trump in Trump was not welcome at the the Hiwassee Tigers. Wthough it should be? That the 2016 primary, National Cathedral service. Mc- And while there wasn’t a gym full of people as must be what the 45th president for recusing himself Cain’s eulogizers used the occa- there was at the Vanderbilt games of my childhood, was thinking as he sat in the from the Russia sion to disparage Trump—with- my kids and I were impressed with everything front pew at the funeral for for- probe. Sessions out naming him—as a small soul there was to see and do at the university that’s near- mer President George H.W. Bush. DEBRA J. learned the hard dwarfed by the legendary Viet- ly in my backyard. Bush was eulogized by Pulit- SAUNDERS way that loyalty is nam POW. When it was over, both The kids oohed and ahhhed over the video screen zer Prize-winning historian and a one-way street in sides were further entrenched in and the cheerleaders and players as they came run- Bush biographer Jon Meacham, TTrump world. ld their contempt for the other, and ning out of the lockers rooms as well as the sounds former Canadian Prime Minis- So scratch public fi gures with no one looked the better for it. of the band that played right next to our seats. ter Brian Mulroney, former Sen. solid reputations. At best, Trump The National Cathedral send- My kids and their friends gorged themselves on Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., and son probably could rely on praise off for the elder Bush showed shaved ice, candy and popcorn. and former president George W. mainly from political hit men, Trump what can be—as the They laughed at the kiss cam and eventually were Bush. who hitched a ride with the only Bushes off ered Trump a place in spotlighted dancing and jumping on the dance cam. Is there a scribe who will praise Republican who would let them the community of presidents. Awesome Eagle even came over and said hello. Trump for his leadership and his near 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Bill and Hillary Clinton might But I was most surprised by how much they paid rhetoric? At least Trump can count on greet him with cold stares, but attention to the action happening on the court. A world leader? Well, Trump one of his sons to speak highly of like the Bushes, Barack and Aside from thinking the game was over at half has developed warm relations him. Donald Jr. and Eric clearly Michelle Obama understand the time, they caught on quickly to the signifi cance of with tyrants like Russian Pres- are attached to their father. Ditto value of civility. what we were watching. We all cheered every time ident Vladimir Putin, North daughters Ivanka and Tiff any. Bush 41 famously befriended Tech scored, and my 6-year-old kept counting the Korean chairman Kim Jong Un (We’ll leave Barron out of this dis- Bill Clinton, the Democrat who number of points on Tech’s score board, talking and Saudi Crown Prince Mo- cussion, as he is a minor.) But it is defeated him in 1992. In the tradi- excitedly about how Tech was winning, which they hammed bin Salman, so there hard to imagine any of Trump’s tional letter to his successor, the were for the majority of the game. are some strongmen who might children extolling his kindnesses vanquished Bush told Clinton, We were happy to see the Tech men’s basketball want to speak for Trump. But to strangers, even political foes. “Your success is now our coun- team’s second straight win in which they defeated after Trump’s taunts to NATO, it The Bush family showed try’s success. I am rooting hard Hiwassee 97 to 60. is hard to imagine the leader of a kindness toward Trump who had for you. Good luck.” Bush put the At the end of the game, my daughter remarked long-term ally who will look back ridiculed “low energy” Jeb Bush country before his ego. that Tech was just three points away from 100. fondly on Trump’s tenure. during the 2016 GOP primary, Yes. I know, the hard-core It was a memorable fi rst family basketball game Is there a political colleague trashed Dubya for the Iraq war Trump base loves the fact that for all of us. who would say, as Simpson said of and even mocked Bush 41’s signa- Trump is a fi ghter, not a gracious That game was just another reminder of all there Bush, that the late president was ture “thousand points of light,” loser. But there are plenty of is to do in our little town any day or night of the a true friend, who stood by him telling a rally this summer that Republicans who miss the days week. The big moment of your hometown team in tough times, and whom “you he prefers “Make America Great when something as human as a winning is enough to make any day a little brighter would’ve wanted on your side”? Again.” funeral was above politics. as well as a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon Consider the fate of former This kindness was much more together. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, powerful than the snub of Trump DEBRA SAUNDERS is a syndicated Thanks, Tech basketball players, cheerleaders, whom Trump fi red after the and pointed barbs directed at columnist. Her email address is dancers and band members for a good game and a midterm elections. Trump never him at the memorial service for [email protected]. good show. The Tech men face Savannah State in the next home game Thursday, Dec. 20. The Tech women’s next home game is Saturday, Dec. 29, against Ten- nessee Wesleyan. Bipartisanship, thy name is Woman We’ll be back. s newly elected congress- by leaders from gov- all. The congressional women’s LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS is managing editor of the Her- women are poised to color ernment, media, in- softball team is made up of both ald-Citizen. Her email address is lindsay.mcreynolds@ this city blue, one wonders dustry and national Democrats and Republicans. herald-citizen.com. Awhat eff ect they’ll realisti- organizations, such As teammates, the girls play cally have on the gridlock known as AARP. Some of together — and against another as the House of Representatives. the other familiar team, comprised of Washington’s At fi nal count, 101 women, names included female press corps. mostly Democrats, are headed KATHLEEN female executives On the other hand: A corre- MODERATELY CONFUSED this way come January. Will PARKER from Facebook, sponding group of congressional they—or can they—work with Johnson & Johnson men play against themselves— Republicans? and Best Buy, as Democrats versus Republicans. A popular assumption is well as Susan Spencer, editor of To Bustos, this diff erence in that women, solely by virtue of Woman’s Day, the largest-circu- their respective rosters speaks their sex, are somehow better lation women’s magazine in the loudly to the way they conduct equipped than their male coun- country. the nation’s business. Women terparts to fi nd solutions. But are On the eve of the summit, a are more naturally team players; women in 2019 really so eager to reception off ered a peek at a men tend to be more opposition- form circles, thrash seeds and selection of female leaders eager al. communally suckle our relative- to share a glass of wine and Chamberlain, whose orga- ly infant-nation into a more-ma- exchange business cards. Af- nization aims to discover what ture and effi cient version of terward, a much smaller group suburban women care about, itself? — including summit panelists, reported that between 2012 and Another popular (in some moderators, legislators and 2017, most were concerned main- circles) assumption counters the business leaders — sat down to a ly about jobs and the economy. other—that women only pretend dinner of loaves and fi shes to test Then, as of January 2017, the to work together while actually the waters for bipartisan oppor- emphasis shifted to health care, backstabbing each other to get tunities. especially coverage for pre-ex- ahead. Cat-fi ghting may be an “This is sort of an exper- isting conditions. One can easily outdated stereotype, but it didn’t iment,” said dinner co-host deduce what caused this sudden come from nowhere. Rachel Pearson. refocusing of priorities. If the To begin to answer these ques- Thus, seated across the dinner caff eine hasn’t kicked in yet: the tions, four women — two from table from each other were new president’s planned assault each party — put their heads Stephanie Schriock, president on Obamacare. together and created a one-day, of EMILY’s List, which drafts, Spencer, whose magazine’s 20 bipartisan confab here — the trains and supports pro-choice million readers tend to live in “Elevate” summit — to discuss women for public offi ce, and states between the coasts, echoed issues on which women can fi nd Sarah Chamberlain, president that health care is a top concern common ground. The organizers and CEO of the Republican Main among women. Nancy LeaMond, recognized that social issues Street Partnership. As political AARP’s executive vice president remain divisive, but a myriad of fi gures, they certainly disagree of social impact, spoke of the other concerns provide opportu- on some issues, but as women, challenges faced by caregivers, nities to work together, includ- they agree on far more. 60 percent of whom are women. ing caregiving, health care and Rep. Cheri Bustos, D-Illinois, workplace issues. broke down the woman-to-wom- KATHLEEN PARKER is a syndicated Last week’s summit, where I an dynamic with a sports anal- columnist. Her email address is moderated a panel, was attended ogy. This is Washington, after [email protected]. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 NEWS HERALD-CITIZEN A5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 Mary (Tinch) Phillips Kemith E. Nelson Bobbie Jean Carson ANDERSON, INDI- LIVINGSTON — He was an aircraft COOKEVILLE — and other friends. ANA — Mary (Tinch) Funeral services for mechanic and served Bobbie Jean Carson, 82, In addition to her par- Phillips, 84, of Anderson, Kemith E. Nelson, in the U.S. Air Force. of Cookeville, Tennessee, ents, Bobbie was preced- Indiana, passed away 77, of Cookeville, He was of Baptist passed from this life ed in death by her son, Monday, Dec. 10, 2018, at Tennessee, will be faith. Friday, Dec. 7, 2018, at William Woods, loving her residence after an held at 2 p.m. today, Mr. Nelson was her residence. stepfather, William B. extended illness. Wednesday, Dec. 12, at survived by his wife, Bobbie was born Woods; and great-grand- She was born March Hall Funeral Home of Delta Faye (Phillips) Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1936, child, Marian Har- 29, 1934, in Monterey, Livingston. Nelson; three daugh- in Cookeville, and she rington. Tennessee, to the late Joe Duke will offi- ters, Angela Webb, was the daughter of the Funeral services for James and Ova Tinch. ciate. Charol Nelson, and late Norman Apple and Bobbie Jean Carson Mary was a member The family will Charon Nelson; two Mary (Peak) Woods. will be held at 1 p.m. of Northview Church in receive friends at the sons, Brian Webb, As a child, Bobbie Friday, Dec. 14, at the Anderson. She worked funeral home today, and Kemith Nelson attended Darwin School. First United Pentecostal as an inspector at Del- hher hhome, kknown as ttheh Wednesday, Dec. 12, and wife Laura; one She retired from Grade Church of Cookeville co-Remy, having retired “Glamour Girls” led by until service time at daughter-in-law, Cin- A Catering and was a with interment following after 30 years. Tina Snyder. 2 p.m. dy Woody; one sister, member of Burton’s in the Algood Heritage She is survived by her Services will be held Mr. Nelson passed Joan Rawley; seven Chapel United Methodist Cemetery. two daughters and sons- at 10 a.m. (EST) Satur- away Sunday, Dec. grandchildren; and Church in Algood. She The family will receive in-law, Terri and Rick day, Dec. 15, at Brown- 9, 2018, at Cookeville two great-grandchil- enjoyed cooking, listen- friends from 5-7 p.m. Kyle of Alexandria, In- Butz-Diedring Funeral Regional Medical dren. ing to music, talking, Thursday, Dec. 13, at diana, and Latheda and Service & Crematory, Center. Hall Funeral Home and fellowship with Crest Lawn Funeral Donald Shaw of Spring- Anderson, Indiana, with Kemith Nelson was in Livingston is in friends and family. Home, and at the church port, Indiana; grandchil- Pastor Duane Bonner born Oct. 31, 1941, in charge of arrange- Bobbie is survived by from noon until time of dren, Lei Anne (Mark) offi ciating. Burial will Rickman, Tennessee. ments, 931-823-5010. her fi ve children, Donna services at 1 p.m. Lloyd, Nikole (Duane) be in Anderson Memori- Woods, Darlene Reyn- To sign the online Bonner, Michelle Looper, al Park Cemetery. olds, and Larry Thomp- guestbook and to send (fi ancé, Denny), Heidi Visitation will be from son, all of Cookeville, the family a message (Chris) Tutak, Adam 5-8 p.m. (EST) Friday, James Lamar (Candace) please visit: www.crest- Kyle and Todd Shaw; 17 Dec. 14, at the funeral of Livingston, and Eddie lawnmemorial.com. great-grandchildren; home. Freddie Alcorn (Angela) Thompson of Arrangements en- four sisters-in-law; sev- Memorial contribu- COOKEVILLE — Mr. Alcorn passed Lebanon. trusted to Crest Lawn eral nieces and nephews; tions may be made to Funeral services for away Tuesday, Dec. She is also survived Funeral Home, 526-6384. and her loving cat, Glory. the Animal Protection Freddie Alcorn, 88, 11, 2018, at Cookev- by her daughter-in-law, She was preceded in League or the Humane of Cookeville, will be ille Regional Medical Mattie Woods; 18 grand- death by her husband, Society of Madison held at 1 p.m. Friday, Center. children; 17 great-grand- Lonnie Phillips; sisters, County. Dec. 14, at Dyer Fu- Dyer Funeral Home children; one great- Evelyn Geller and Myr- Online condolences neral Home. is in charge of ar- great-grandchild; and a tle Wilson; and brothers, at www.brownbutzdie- The family will rangements, 526-7158. host of nieces, nephews, Lee Tinch, James Tinch dring.com. receive friends at the and Clarence Tinch. Brown-Butz-Diedring funeral home Thurs- The family would like Funeral Service & Cre- day, Dec. 13, from 4-8 to thank a special group matory is in charge of p.m., and Friday, Dec. Juanita Brown of gals for providing arrangements, 765-644- 14, from 10 a.m. until loving care to Mary in 6658. service time at 1 p.m. COOKEVILLE — Fu- neral services will be held at a later date for Juanita Brown, 88, of Cookeville, formerly of McMinnville, Tennes- Refreeze hits North Carolina see. Mrs. Brown passed RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) away Saturday, Dec. 8, — Offi cials are warn- 2018, peacefully at her ing of another day of home. dangerous road con- Juanita was preceded ditions after a wintry in death by her hus- snowstorm walloped band, Mr. Roby Brown, several Southern a retired Air Force ramento, CCalifornia, lif i states. Senior Master Sergeant Isaiah, Roby, Alivia While sunny skies of 26 years. Juanita and and Avery Brown of helped North Carolina Roby were married 49 Waynesboro, Tennes- and Virginia thaw on years until his death on see. Tuesday, temperatures Nov. 20, 1994. Mrs. Brown was dropped again over- Juanita was also born March 26, 1930, night. North Caroli- preceded in death by in Horatio, Arkansas. na Gov. Roy Cooper her son, Mark Brown; She was a Christian, an warned that any mois- and grandsons, Robert avid reader, an excel- ture left on roads from “Bobby” Lefevers Jr. lent cook and home- melting snow could and Justin Brown. maker. turn into ice again Juanita is survived Juanita will be dear- Wednesday morning. AP by her son, Robert ly missed. The storm blanketed Drivers pass an abandoned car along Silas Creek Parkway in Winston- Brown of Cookeville; Memorial donations much of North Caro- Salem, North Carolina. daughter, Sheila Hale may be made to the lina with snow, and and son-in-law Harold Putnam County Ani- some areas saw accu- could combine with an Rain was forecast for Carolina. Hale of Cookeville; mal Shelter. mulations of more than expected rainstorm Thursday and Friday. The state’s Highway son, Michael Brown Hooper-Huddleston & 2 feet. this week to increase The storm was Patrol had responded and daughter-in-law Horner Funeral Home Cooper also warned the fl ooding threat blamed for at least to 2,300 accidents as of Towana Brown of Ash- in charge of arrange- runoff from snowmelt along some rivers. three deaths in North Tuesday. land City; granddaugh- ments, 526-6111. Share ters, Tina Wallace of your condolences and Cookeville, Shallen memories at hhhfuner- Brown of Waynesboro, als.com. and Sierra Brown of Ashland City. Mrs. Brown is also survived Democrats focus on voting by six great-grandchil- dren, Noel Qualls of Nashville, Tennessee, rights ahead of 2020 primary Michael Wallace of Sac- WASHINGTON (AP) That sentiment has tition among potential when Americans lose — Democrats are trying long existed among presidential contenders confi dence in our democ- Study: Burglars could hack to turn their most pain- Democrats but intensi- to build a reputation as racy, it will impair our ful losses this year into fi ed after the party lost the most aggressive in strength. It will cause us smart sprinkler to disable a rallying cry they hope closely watched races advocating for the right to be weaker,” she said. WILLIAMSBURG, Va. people to turn up their will electrify the 2020 for governor in Georgia to vote. Aides to Harris said (AP) — Computer scien- thermostat or turn on a presidential campaign: and Florida last month. “This is not a new that voting rights would tists at William & Mary sprinkler through apps Every vote matters. Both contests featured issue, and it is quite be among her top prior- in Virginia say burglars on their phone. The uni- Multiple potential heated racial rhetoric frankly the dark history ities, and that she would could potentially break versity in Williamsburg contenders for the and charges of voter of our country, which likely frame it less as a into houses through said professors and stu- Democratic presidential suppression. The party’s is specifi c populations civil rights issue and as smart home devices. dents tested the security nomination are elevat- suspicion of Republicans being restricted from more of a broader Dem- Those are the products of several products and ing the issue of voting has also grown as a con- meaningful access to the ocratic rallying point. that are connected to discovered signifi cant rights as they prepare gressional race in North right to vote,” Sen. Ka- She has argued that the the internet and allow vulnerabilities. to launch campaigns. Carolina remains mired mala Harris of Califor- entire Democratic agen- They’re vowing to op- in allegations of absentee nia told The Associated da is weakened when pose Republican-backed ballot fraud and GOP Press. Republicans restrict eff orts to require identi- lawmakers in Wiscon- “There’s no question ballot access for unions, fi cation to vote, reinstate sin and Michigan seek that 2018 highlighted minorities and other protections eliminated to weaken the power of an issue that has maybe groups. by a 2013 Supreme Court incoming Democratic seemed to be dormant for New Jersey Sen. Cory ruling and frequently governors. some time, but it’s very Booker, who is weighing highlight the necessity of Democrats ultimately much alive and it should his own presidential bid, counting every vote. hope to turn the issue be the subject of dinner has framed the issue of The aim is to tap into of voting rights into an table conversations voting rights in the con- the anger and frustration argument that’s just everywhere and it should text of a traditional civil among Democrats who as persuasive to voters be of real concern to rights issue. argue that Republicans in 2020 as health care everyone because, look, win some elections proved to be in 2018. And when people lose confi - by making it harder there’s already compe- dence in our democracy, Features: for their constituents, • • SaniSani RinseRinse Model# KUDS30IXSS particularly minorities, • • ProPro ScrubScrub to vote. Tired of renting your own Wills, Living Trusts property? 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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN A7 herald-citizen.com Trump proposes major rollback of water rules WASHINGTON (AP) — said the Trump admin- of Engineers. The Trump administra- istration proposal would The Trump admin- tion proposed withdraw- have a sweeping impact istration would remove ing federal protections on how the country federal protections for for countless waterways safeguards the nation’s wetlands nationally and wetlands across the waterways, scaling back unless they are connect- country Tuesday, making not just a 2015 Obama ed to another federally good on President Donald administration interpre- protected waterway, Trump’s campaign tation of federal juris- and for streams, creeks, pledge to weaken land- diction, but how federal washes and ditches that mark Obama-era water agencies enforce the 1972 run only during rains or rules long opposed by Clean Water Act. snow melt. some developers, farmers “The Trump admin- Interior Secretary AP and oil, gas, and mining istration has just given Ryan Zinke said the Vice President Mike Pence, center, looks on as House Minority Leader executives. a big Christmas gift to proposal “doesn’t remove Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., argues with President Donald Trump during The scaling back of polluters,” said Bob Irvin, any protection.” a meeting in the Oval Off ice of the White House, Tuesday. federal oversight is “rec- president of the Ameri- “It puts the decision ognizing and respecting can Rivers environmen- back where it should be, the primary authority of tal nonprofi t. “Americans the people that work the Pelosi gives Trump an states and tribes” over all over the country are land, that hunt, that own the waterways, R.D. concerned about the the land,” Zinke said. James, assistant sec- safety of their drinking Dozens of congressio- retary of the Army for water — this is not the nal Republicans and state earful, questions ‘manhood’ civil works, said during a time to be rolling back legislators joined heads of ceremony at EPA head- protections.” the American Farm Bu- WASHINGTON (AP) But in public and private, presidency. The new quarters crowded with The changes would reau Federation and in- — In public, Nancy Pelosi she can be unsparing in Congress is sworn in Jan. Republican lawmakers aff ect what waterways dustry groups in praising lectured Donald Trump her clapbacks, and never 3, and Pelosi is nominat- and farmers and industry and wetlands fall under the latest Trump admin- on the Constitution and more so than during ed for her second stint representatives. jurisdiction of the EPA istration environmental wagged a fi nger at him the Trump presidency. as speaker of the House Environmental groups and the U.S. Army Corps regulatory rollback. for characterizing her She questioned Trump’s and second in the line of “strength.” In private, “manhood” publicly presidential succession. she questioned his “man- in October at Harvard That carries signifi cant hood” — and her disdain University’s Institute of stakes for Trump, who for him became public, Politics, for example. And faces oversight investiga- Congress: What’s ahead again, anyway. yet, she’s long counseled tions into his presidential “It’s like a manhood Democrats to not get into campaign and admin- thing for him. As if the muck, Trump-style, istration. Additionally, manhood could ever be advising Democrats the House will include a for tech companies associated with him. before the State of the record number of women This wall thing,” Union address in Janu- elected in the #MeToo WASHINGTON (AP) Pelosi privately told ary not to get in the way era — most of them Dem- — U.S. lawmakers’ House Democrats after of his “slobbering self.” ocrats — injecting gender grilling of Google CEO a combative, on-camera On Tuesday, outside into the discussion like Sundar Pichai may have Oval Offi ce meeting with the White House, Pelosi never before. sounded like a broken re- Trump, Vice President predicted Democrats In her opening com- cord, but it amplifi ed the Mike Pence and Senate would stay “dignifi ed.” ments in the Oval Offi ce, prickly issues facing tech Democratic leader Chuck Pelosi hardly saved her Pelosi said failed budget companies as Democrats Schumer. The account disdain for Trump for the talks would result in a prepare to take control of was described on condi- private audience, letting “Trump shutdown” of the House next month. tion of anonymity by an it rip in slightly more government — a phrase The 3 1/2-hour hearing aide who was in the room respectful tones a few that might have infl amed Tuesday hit upon fa- but not authorized to hours earlier when the him. Instead, Trump said miliar themes — online discuss Pelosi’s remarks president invited journal- he’d take responsibility privacy, data protection publicly. ists into the Oval Offi ce for any shuttering of and the danger of digital In the space of a few for what were billed as government. monopolies — that are AP hours Tuesday, the Cal- talks over the national Trump alluded to the poised to come into even Google CEO Sundar Pichai appears before the ifornia Democrat nomi- budget. fact that Pelosi’s election sharper focus next year. House Judiciary Committee to be questioned nated for her second stint What ensued was like as speaker is not assured. Here are some of the about the internet giant’s privacy security and as House speaker rolled a political cage match, “Nancy’s in a situation hurdles that Google data collection, on Capitol Hill in Washington, out her approach to the with everyone except where it’s not easy for her parent Alphabet Inc., Tuesday. Republican president as Pence jumping in with to talk right now, and I Facebook, Amazon and the two prepare for two ripostes, setups, lectures understand, and I fully other tech companies are trying to recover from board had brushed off years of divided govern- and insults. The confl ict understand that,” Trump likely to face when the the Cambridge Analytica some recommendations ment. between Trump and Pe- said. 116th Congress convenes. data mining scandal. of staff lawyers who “It goes to show you: losi dominated the scene, Pelosi raised a hand, believed Google was You get into a tickle which was replete with then wagged her index USER PRIVACY SEARCHING FOR BIAS tinkering with its search contest with a skunk, you gender politics. fi nger: “Mr. President, Looming over the tech Lawmakers from both results in way that stifl ed get tinkle all over you,” The spectacle sug- please don’t characterize industry is the possibili- parties seem determined competition. she said after Tuesday’s gested a fi erce, two- the strength that I bring ty of government regula- to re-examine whether U.S. Rep. David Cicil- meeting, according to the year struggle in which to this meeting as the tion intended to protect Google rigs its search line, a Democrat from aide. Democrats control one leader of the House Dem- people’s data. One model results to promote its Rhode Island, told Pichai Pelosi is said to frown chamber of Congress for ocrats, who just won a big for lawmakers may be own services and its own he intended to work with on truly blue language. the fi rst time in Trump’s victory.” Europe, where new rules political agenda, too. the FTC to draw up a governing data and President Donald Trump regulatory framework privacy went into eff ect also has complained to prevent Google from this year. about the issue (without throttling its rivals Rep. Ted Poe, R-Tex- evidence ). through its search Hopes for US-China trade talks as, tried to pin down European regulators engine, which handles Pichai on privacy during already have concluded two out of every three Tuesday’s hearing. “I’ve Google manipulated its queries in the U.S. help push world shares higher got an iPhone,” Poe said, search engine to gain an Numerous lawmakers waving his device. “Can unfair advantage over also asserted that Google TOKYO (AP) — Global S&P/ASX 200 edged up dent economic growth Google track me when other online shopping uses its search engine as shares rose Wednesday 1.4 percent to 5,653.50. and corporate profi ts I move?” If he moved to sites in the lucrative a propaganda machine amid hopes for progress South Korea’s Kospi was around the world. the left toward his Dem- e-commerce market, and that highlights news in U.S.-China trade up 1.4 percent at 2,082.57. “U.S.-China trade ocratic colleagues on fi ned the company $2.8 and opinions supporting talks. Hong Kong’s Hang developments appear to the panel, would Google billion. Google disputes its own view of how the France’s CAC 40 edged Seng added 1.6 percent be the outstanding item know? those fi ndings and is still world should be. The up 0.9 percent to 4,849.45 to 26,186.71, while the set to aid Asia markets,” “Not by default,” appealing the decision prevailing consensus in early trading, while Shanghai Composite said Jingyi Pan, market Pichai answered. Poe reached in 2017. so far is that the alleged Germany’s DAX added index rose 0.3 percent to strategist at IG in Sin- demanded a yes or no an- The U.S. Federal Trade bias most frequently falls 0.7 percent to 10,850.39. 2,602.15. Shares also rose gapore. “Much needed swer, but Pichai indicat- Commission opened a on the left-leaning side of Britain’s FTSE 100 was in Taiwan, India and positive news in the form ed it was complicated. similar investigation into most debates, although up 0.5 percent to 6,837.35. most Southeast Asian of auto tariff reduction Other lawmakers Google’s business prac- that pendulum could U.S. shares were set to markets. underpinned the early questioned whether tices in 2011. That probe swing now that Demo- drift higher with Dow Recent media reports optimism.” regular people know concluded 19 months crats will be the majority futures rising 0.4 percent say China has agreed Benchmark U.S. how much data Google later without fi nding any party in the House. to 24,528. S&P 500 fu- to reduce tariff s on U.S. crude oil gained 41 cents can collect about them serious misconduct and But drawing up regula- tures rose 0.4 percent to autos. That has raised to $52.06 a barrel in and how to stop being didn’t require any mean- tions governing that area 2,650.90. hopes the two countries electronic trading on tracked. ingful changes to how of search results would Japan’s benchmark can make progress on the New York Mercan- Privacy, of course, the company operates. be more likely to raise Nikkei 225 jumped 2.2 their trade dispute. In- tile Exchange. It rose 65 is also a huge issue for But internal docu- First Amendment issues, percent to fi nish at vestors worry that weak- cents to settle at $51.65 Facebook, which has ments later surfaced making them even more 21,602.75. Australia’s er global trade would per barrel Tuesday. spent nearly a year that indicated the FTC’s diffi cult to impose. California wildfi res costs soaring past last year’s records SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — In- from wildfires in California could Northern California in 2017. “We learned a great number of surance claims and cleanup costs prompt insurers to raise premiums California Office of Emergency things,” last year, Ghilarducci said. associated with California wildfires or decline to sell policies entirely to Services Director Mark Ghilarducci He said the U.S. Corps of Engi- last month are expected to exceed homes in high-risk areas. said the state will manage cleanup neers was asked to lead the effort the record-breaking amounts paid State and federal authorities es- contracts this time. last year because state resources out last year after blazes ripped timated Tuesday that it will cost at Last year, hundreds of Northern were stretched thin after respond- through the state’s wine country. least $3 billion to clear debris. California homeowners complained ing to more than a dozen wildfires. The insurance industry is bracing Most of the work will occur in that contractors paid by the ton This year, he said state officials can for payouts exceeding last year’s Northern California, where the hauled away too much dirt and manage the cleanup and costs will record $11.8 billion payments to Camp Fire destroyed the city of damaged unbroken driveways, side- be shared among state, federal and Northern California fire victims. Paradise and killed at least 86 peo- walks and pipes. local authorities. California Insurance Commis- ple, making it the nation’s deadliest The state OES spent millions re- Cleanup is expected to begin in sioner Davy Jones says he will wildfire in a century. pairing that damage. January and take about a year to release preliminary claims data The disaster relief officials said Ghilarducci said the state OES complete, Ghilarducci said. Wednesday morning for the three the cleanup costs will far surpass will hire auditors and monitors to State and federal officials are cur- wildfires last month that destroyed the record cleanup expense of $1.3 watch over the debris removal in rently removing hazardous house- 19,000 homes and businesses. billion the U.S. Army Corp of En- hopes of cutting down on the num- hold materials from the damaged Jones has warned increasing risk gineers spent on debris removal in ber of over-eager contractors. properties. HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 A8 Living herald-citizen.com Military Nativity is retiree has always here

new rules for he cardboard Nativ- ity was stored in a cardboard Christmas his wife Tcard box. When I was a child, I set up this scene of Jesus’s birth. I unfolded EAR ABBY: My hus- the three-sec- band of 10 years is in WHERE tion base to the process of retiring WE ARE lay fl at on Dfrom the military and top of Mom’s is now re-evaluating “pro- small living cedures” and “policies” of room chest everything with drawers. DEAR ABBY — including I raised the our marriage. Christmas open house many one- I’m trying to inch tabs to respect his The Friends of White Plains will host a Christmas Open House from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., make sure needs in an Saturday, Dec. 15, at the historic White Plains home in Algood. Visitors can learn more SUSAN they stood eff ort to help about the heritage of the home and property, enjoy tea cakes, cider and hot chocolate, RAY straight. The him make view a train display and antique toys, and visit with Santa. White Plains is located at 2700 hardest part sense of things. Old Walton Road. Friends of White Plains board members pictured here are, seated from wastostandwas to stand the three-sid- However, there left, Eunetta Jenkins, Jackie McMurry and Megan Atkinson. Standing from left are Chuck ed stable in the slits cut in ABIGAIL are times when Womack, Judy Roberson, Calvin Dickinson and Barbara Tolleson. the tabs. Thru the years VAN BUREN I feel some of those slits wore out and his new rules wouldn’t hold up the sta- are hurtfulh tf l or harmful and ble that was about 6” tall need to be negotiated or and 10” wide. So it was evaluated. (By the way, in Realtor supports Habitat repair program propped up in the back general, I do not encour- with a skinny jar of jelly age or support the idea of When looking for a way to that Mom said no one saw. “rules” in marriage aside make an impact in her commu- The two landscape desert from fi delity; communica- nity, First Realty Real Estate scenes leaned backward, tion should be the rule in Agent Kelly Davis looked no almost touching the wall. my opinion, but I digress.) further than her local Habitat Then I placed the people His latest rule is that I for Humanity. and animals in slits on need to be covered when “I knew that Putnam County the tabs as labeled. Baby getting ready in the morn- Habitat had a repair program Jesus in a cradle in the ing (“It’s not proper to be so for low income seniors called center of the stable and comfortable naked, and if Neighbor 2 Neighbor. I real- Mary and Joseph beside you respect me, you would ized that using my business to him. A shepherd boy, two do as I ask”). He said he support and promote Neighbor sheep, a donkey, a cow, thinks I look amazing now, 2 Neighbor was a great way to and three Wise Men all but then he added: “Think give back and a perfect fi t for had their places. Now, six about when you are your my real estate business,” said decades later, those tabs grandmother’s age; you Davis. are much more tattered won’t be pleasant to look For every home that Davis Marie Garrett meets Kelly Davis, First Realty, to explain and the dessert scenes at.” sells, she will donate a portion how the Neighbor 2 Neighbor Program has helped her and stable are propped As his partner, I feel we of her commission to PCHFH. with repairs. with toy wooden building should make each other Davis hopes her commitment blocks. And it’s okay if feel comfortable in the buff , will encourage other business disabled, and veterans. To fi nd out how you can part- anyone notices. and it’s harmful to ask owners to join her in support- “We are so excited for Kel- ner with Neighbor 2 Neighbor In another Nativity, our partner to cover up for ing the Neighbor 2 Neighbor ly’s partnership! Neighbor 2 as a donor or volunteer, contact one Wise Man’s crown is any reason in the sanctity program in both Overton and Neighbor is a way for us to care Melissa Parks at 931-528-1711 chipped. It’s shorter on of our home. We have no Putnam counties. for our elderly neighbors by ext. 7 or [email protected]. one side so this Wise Man children and live alone, and Neighbor 2 Neighbor is a making their home safer and PCHFH is a non-profi t stands behind the other I have always gotten ready repair program of Putnam more energy effi cient,” said Christian housing ministry two. A dab of gold paint in the mornings this way, County Habitat for Humanity Pam Ealey, executive director that builds simple, decent and covers the crown’s white behind closed doors, where that helps homeowners get re- for Putnam County Habitat for aff ordable homes in partner- jagged ceramic edge. no one but my husband can pairs and weatherization at an Humanity. “The need is great ship with God and families For 47 years, this Na- see me. Abby, can you guide aff ordable price. This program and we can always use more do- in need. PCHFH strives to rid tivity, that Husband and us to resolution on this is for residents of Putnam and nors and volunteers. It’s a great Putnam County of substandard I bought the second year matter? — NOTHING TO Overton counties who need re- opportunity for church groups housing and homelessness. For we were married, has HIDE IN GEORGIA pairs done to a home that they to get involved with short term more information or to donate been part of Christmas. DEAR NOTHING: As a currently own and live in. The projects that help their neigh- visit www.pchabitat.org or call Most of those years, baby military man, your hus- focus is on low-income elderly, bors.” 931-528-1711. Jesus slept in his cradle band is used to rules and between Mary and Joseph structure, which are neces- and the three Wise Men sary in that environment. stood outside the wooden This, however, is civilian stable. But when Daugh- life. Before allowing him ‘Jurassic Park’ added to National Film Registry ter and Son were young to make any more rules and placed the fi gures, or institute a change in LOS ANGELES (AP) — The such as “The Shining,” ‘’Eve’s who fall in love and starred the Wise Men stood close dress code (undress code), National Film Registry is Bayou” ‘’Hud” and “Broad- Jake Gyllenhaal and the late to Jesus. Closer than the allow me to “guide” you turning 30 and will bring in cast News.” Others on the Heath Ledger. shepherd boy and his directly to the offi ce of a a new crop of fi lms ranging list include 1898 fi lm “Some- Ang Lee, director of the sheep. Closer than the licensed marriage counsel- from dinosaurs’ return from thing Good - Negro Kiss” and fi lm, said he never intended cow and donkey. The Wise or because, unless there is extinction, a cowboys-in-love “Smoke Signals” from 1998, for “Brokeback Mountain” to Men carried gifts and something you have omit- drama and stories showcasing along with animated fi lms make a statement, but simply Daughter and Son thought ted from your letter, your Native Americans. “Hair Piece: A Film for Nap- wanted to tell a love story. they should be closest to husband is a mile off base. The Library of Congress py-Headed People” (1984) and “To my great surprise, the newborn baby. DEAR ABBY: My announced Wednesday that “Cinderella” (1950). the fi lm ended up striking a As Daughter and Son mother and her brother are the fi lms “Jurassic Park,” The library selected movies deep chord with audiences; got older, the Nativity buried in a family grave- ‘’Brokeback Mountain” and for preservation because of the movie became a part of characters often moved. yard. He is on the upper “My Fair Lady” are among the their cultural, historic and the culture, a refl ection of Mary and a Wise Man side. It was understood by 25 movies tapped for preserva- artist importance since the the darkness and light — of switched places or the cow both families that I would tion this year. registry began in 1988. This violent prejudice and enduring and donkey disappeared - be buried next to my moth- “These cinematic treasures year’s picks bring the total love — in the rocky landscape hidden away. er when I died. My uncle’s must be protected because number of fi lms in the regis- of the American heart,” Lee My children laughed grandson recently passed they document our history, try to 750. said in a statement. about how long it took me away and, without saying a culture, hopes and dreams,” “Brokeback Mountain,” Steven Spielberg’s 1993 to realize something was word about it to our family, Carla Hayden, the Librarian of released in 2005, is the newest original “Jurassic Park” was a amiss. my cousin had him buried Congress, said in a statement. fi lm on the registry. The Os- blockbuster and the top public A few years ago my old- next to my mother. She said The national library chose car-winning fi lm delved into vote-getter to make its way est Grand said to me, “You the space beside my mother a few more memorable titles the tragic tale of two cowboys into the registry this year. know, Gran, the Wise Men was more desirable than weren’t there when Jesus the one on my uncle’s side. was born. They shouldn’t I’m so upset I can’t sleep, be close to the stable.” and I don’t know if I should Study: female-led fi lms outperform male ones Samuel said the Kings pay to have the deceased should be across the room moved to my uncle’s side NEW YORK (AP) — A new “Women comprise half the until after December 25. of the graveyard or just let study that analyzed four years’ box offi ce, yet there has been “So maybe you could start him lay there. I feel beyond worth of fi lms found that an assumption in the industry moving them closer about betrayed, and I will never female-led movies have consis- that female-led fi lms led were a week after Christmas.” speak to this vile woman tently outperformed those in generally less successful,” CAA And that’s what hap- again. She said I am over- which men get top billing. agent Christy Haubegger, who pened. reacting. Am I? — CAN’T The study analyzed the 350 participated in the research, A few days ago, four- SLEEP IN THE SOUTH top-grossing fi lms worldwide said in a statement. “We found year-old Micah stood DEAR CAN’T SLEEP: released between January 2014 that the data does not support with his elbows propped While your feelings are and December 2017. Research- that assumption.” on the table in front of understandable, and I don’t ers found that in fi lms with For budget data and deter- the ceramic nativity. blame you for being upset, small, medium and large bud- AP mining lead actor, researchers My Grand’s chin rested to let this take over your gets, all averaged better global Gal Gadot in a scene from depended on data from the Niel- inches from baby Jesus. life would be a mistake. It grosses when a woman was “Wonder Woman.” sen’s box-offi ce data collection “Gran’s had that a long couldn’t hurt to inquire at listed as the lead star. company Gracenote. Grace- time. It’s always here,” the cemetery about hav- Conducted by the talent billion fi lm at the box offi ce note’s Studio System defi nes a Micah’s big sister Elsie ing your cousin’s corpse agency Creative Artists Agency — including fi lms like “Star “female lead” as a woman who told him. “Don’t play moved, although I’m not and the tech company shift7, Wars: The Force Awakens,” is listed fi rst in offi cial press with it, but you can touch sure it can be done without the study found that fi lms that ‘’Jurassic World” and “Beauty materials. and move the people and the consent of his next of passed the Bechdel test do bet- and the Beast” — passed the Of the 350 fi lms studied, 105 animals.” kin. If moving his body is ter, too. The Bechdel test, an in- Bechdel test. Among fi lms that qualifi ed as female-led and Elsie is right. The Na- not possible, please remem- vention of the cartoonist Alison cost more than $100 million to 245 registered as male-led. tivity is always here and it ber that when you are gone, Bechdel, rates whether a movie make, the ones that passed the The greatest gap was in larger can be touched. your spirit will join with features two female characters Bechdel test grossed on average budgeted fi lms. In movies with your mother’s regardless of having a conversation about $618 million worldwide, while a budget greater than $100 SUSAN RAY is a Cookeville where your earthly re- something other than a man. those that didn’t averaged $413 million, there were 75 male-led writer. Read her blog online mains reside. Researchers found every $1 million. fi lms and 19 female-led fi lms. at http://susanrray.com. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 FUN & GAMES HERALD-CITIZEN 9 herald-citizen.com 0COMICS0 0CROSSWORD PUZZLE0 Dilbert

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For the second time this season, the Cookeville High School basket- Senators 3-1 ball teams split a doubleheader with Cleveland High School as the Lady NASHVILLE (AP) — Pekka Rinne Cavaliers rolled to a 54-32 rout of was beaten early, but never again. the Lady Raiders, but the Cavs lost Ryan Ellis scored his fi rst game-win- a 72-69 heartbreaker on OT Monday ning goal of the season, Rinne made night in Cookeville. 25 saves and the Nashville Predators “Oh I feel great about the way we defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-1 on played tonight,” Cookeville girls’ Tuesday night. head coach Jamie Gillies said. “I Austin Watson and Craig Smith also felt like it was one of the best games scored for Nashville, which halted a we’ve played all year and a full, two-game skid. solid game. We didn’t really change Zack Smith scored for Ottawa, which anything up. We just executed a has lost four of fi ve. little bit better on off ense, and our Nashville improved its record against defense was really good. Our de- Eastern Conference opponents to 9-0-0 fense has been good all year. We’ve this season. got a bunch of kids that can go, so “I thought tonight we were pret- I’ve always got fresh legs in there.” ty good defensively for most of the For the Lady Cavs, it was a game,” Predators coach Peter Lavi- comeback win of sorts as they had olette said. “I liked the fact that we an eight-game win streak snapped didn’t turn the puck over. Their neu- Saturday in a controversial 45-41 tral zone can be tough to get through. loss to Coff ee County. We did a good job of just playing a The Lady Cavs built up a big lead smart, simple game.” early Monday and never let up as Zack Smith scored the fi rst goal on the win brings them to 9-2 overall. the game’s fi rst shot 26 seconds into the The two teams battled back and opening period. forth in the fi rst few minutes, but a Carrying the puck into the Nashville 3-pointer from Cookeville freshman zone on the right side, Smith sent a Emma Webb tied it at 7-7 and started backhand from the left faceoff dot by a 10-2 run that gave the Lady Cavs a Rinne on the far side. 14-9 lead at the end of the fi rst quar- “It’s a bad goal and you never want to ter. Then, CHS did its most damage start the game like that — it’s the fi rst in the second quarter, holding the shot,” Rinne said. Lady Raiders to just one basket and “It’s not the fi rst time I’ve given up a scoring 11 points to take a 25-11 lead soft goal. You just focus on making the into the locker room at halftime. next save, focus on the things you can Coming out of the break, Cleve- control. Guys responded really well.” land made the fi rst basket, but the Watson tied it 1-all at 15:38 of the fi rst. Lady Cavs went on a 10-2 run with From the left boards, Mattias Ek- several transition layups from holm sent a shot toward the Ottawa net. Chloe Grace Savage and Alyssa In the low slot, Watson tipped the puck Love to make it 35-15. The Lady high to the glove side of goaltender Raiders scored fi ve to end the peri- Craig Anderson for his sixth goal of the od, but Cookeville outscored them season. 19-12 in the fi nal period of play. Prior to Ekholm releasing the puck, Cookeville had three scorers in Watson tapped his stick on the ice to get double-digits. Savage led the way BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN the attention of the Swedish defensem- with fi ve fi eld goals, 3-4 from the Cookeville’s Chloe Grace Savage, left, puts up a shot during the Lady an. Cavs’ game Tuesday night against Cleveland. Savage was a force on “It was a great play by Ekky to get SEE CHS, PAGE B2 both ends of the floor as Cookeville earned the win. that back to the front of the net,” Wat- son said. “I’d kind of created a little space off the other side. Great look by him.” Anderson fi nished with 33 saves. Vandy hires Turner as Ottawa’s road record is 3-10-1. “I don’t think we played poorly, but I don’t think we played our best,” Sena- athletic director tors forward Mark Stone said. “The road is a diff erent beast. Teams come into our building, we play pretty NASHVILLE (AP) — very compelling proposi- well. We know that teams are solid on Vanderbilt has hired NBA tion for me,” Turner said. home ice. That’s the nature of the NHL. G League President Mal- Zeppos introduced You have to have a good home record, colm Turner as its new Turner on a conference but also you have to fi nd a way to win athletic director, opting call with reporters Tues- on the road.” for a business executive day and said Turner was Ellis hooked up with defensive part- over candidates with expe- a top candidate from the ner Roman Josi on a give-and-go at 9:01 rience in college athletic fi rst names suggested by of the second to give Nashville a 2-1 administration for the the search fi rm used by lead. Southeastern Conference’s Vanderbilt. Zeppos sees At the right point, Ellis sent a pass to only private university. Turner’s experience will Josi on the right boards. Chancellor Nicholas give him a sense of where From there, Josi tapped the puck Zeppos said current and college athletics are going. AP back to Ellis skating through the slot, former athletic directors “The strategic thinking In this 2017 photo, NBA G League President where he snapped a one-timer over were among the diverse and the ability to kind Malcolm Turner speaks during a news conference Anderson’s left shoulder. candidates Vanderbilt of say this is where this in Des Moines, Iowa. Vanderbilt has hired Turner Rinne made his best save in the fi nal considered before choos- should be going, it was as its new athletic director. minute of the second period when he ing Turner. very, very important to denied Brady Tkachuk’s attempt from “Malcolm didn’t come me,” Zeppos said. helping launch the compa- Business School, the UNC just outside the Nashville crease. up through college athlet- A graduate of North ny’s golf division. Board of Visitors and ics but I think he is a great Carolina, Turner earned He became the third the board of the More- NOTES fi t for Vanderbilt,” Zeppos both law and M.B.A. de- president of the G League head-Cain Scholarship D Stefan Elliott played his fi rst game told The Associated Press. grees from Harvard. in 2014, and he worked Fund. with the Senators since being acquired Turner will start Feb. He was a senior vice on both coach and player John Ingram, chairman from Pittsburgh in a Dec. 5 trade. ... 1 and replace David president at OnSport, a development and pushed of the Vanderbilt Board of Nashville C Colton Sissons had an Williams, the fi rst Afri- North Carolina-based for two-way contracts Trust and a member of the assist, extending his point streak to can-American athletic sports and entertainment with the league adding 10 search committee, called three games. ... The Predators have director in the SEC, to cap consulting fi rm that clubs. He will be replaced Turner a unique candi- defeated Ottawa fi ve consecutive times a search that started in worked with the NBA, as G League president by date and a perfect fi t. in Nashville. ... The Senators are 8-7-3 September. NFL, MLB, NASCAR and 12-year veteran Shareef “I’m excited to assist when scoring fi rst this season. “Vanderbilt is a really also media rights in both Abdur-Rahim, currently and support Malcolm as David Poile attended the game. special place and off ering professional and college the NBA’s vice president we write this next chapter that rare combination of sports. After being ac- of basketball operations. in Commodores history,” UP NEXT student-athletes and that quired by Wasserman Me- Turner also has been Ingram said in a state- Senators: At the Detroit Red Wings commitment to an oppor- dia Group, Turner worked on advisory boards for ment. on Friday. tunity for excellence on for the consulting division Teach for America, North Predators: Host the Vancouver Ca- and off the field was just a as managing director Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler SEE VANDY, PAGE B2 nucks on Thursday. B2 HERALD-CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 herald-citizen.com 0SPORTS IN BRIEF0 CHS: Cookeville hosts Coff ee County Friday night at 6 Vikings part ways FROM PAGE B1 free-throw-line, and 13 points. She was mainly helped by Love with DeFilippo, and Olivia Shipman, who each put up 10 points. Freshman KK Graves also scored four fi eld goals and added eight points. Kei Kamara signs “Olivia Shipman played great. She’s really coming into MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — He replaces Matt Wells, her own as our point guard, The Minnesota Vikings who had taken over the Ag- and she hit some big threes have fi red off ensive coor- gies after Andersen’s fi rst early,” Gillies said. “It really dinator John DeFilippo, stint with the team. makes us hard to guard when whose fi rst season on the Wells was named head we’ve got Chloe Grace inside, job ended after just 13 coach at Texas Tech last and we’ve got threats like her games amid a sharp de- month. on the outside. Alexis Sur- cline in production by the les hit a bunch of threes (in off ense over the past six REPORT: FULLER DIED OF Cleveland), so they were really weeks. BLOOD CLOT IN ARTERY worried about her. We’re really Quarterbacks coach CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — starting to come together and Kevin Stefanski was made An autopsy report states learn where we are on the interim off ensive coordina- that ex-Clemson running court. That’s going to be really tor on Tuesday morning, back C.J. Fuller died of a good for us moving forward.” following a 21-7 loss at blood clot that lodged in an In the nightcap, the Cavs Seattle on Monday night. artery in his lungs. mounted a furious fourth Stefanski will take over Pickens County Coroner quarter comeback only to be the play-calling duty from Kandy Kelley said in a re- cut short in the fi nal moments DeFilippo, whose work port released Tuesday that of overtime. with new quarterback Kirk the 22-year-old Fuller died After an extremely close Cousins didn’t materialize from a “Pulmonary throm- fi rst half that saw the score into consistent success. boembolism and deep vein tied seven times and Cleveland The Vikings (6-6-1) have thrombosis.” take a 29-28 lead into half- been held to under 300 Pulmonary thrombo- time, the Raiders broke out in total yards in four of their embolism is when a clot the third quarter with three past fi ve games. breaks off in one part of 3-pointers early and a 11-4 run your body and gets stuck to make it 40-32. They extend- BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN TULOWITZKI RELEASED BY in an artery in your lungs. ed that lead even further with Cookeville’s Alex Garrett fights two Watertown defenders TORONTO BLUE JAYS an 8-3 run to make it 48-35. for a rebound. LAS VEGAS (AP) — DUCKS CLAIM ST. LOUIS GOALIE However, Stockton Owen hit Troy Tulowitzki has been CHAD JOHNSON the fi nal basket of the third drained a 3-pointer with four fi eld goals and 14 points. Owen released by the Toronto ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) quarter, and the Cavs went seconds left. Humphrey put up was his main backup with 12 Blue Jays, who owe the — The Anaheim Ducks on a 10-2 run to cut the defi cit a three at the buzzer, but it was points, while Bailey Gilliam oft-injured shortstop $38 have claimed goalie Chad to fi ve points at 50-45. Despite blocked. and Braiden Brown each added million for the remaining Johnson off waivers from Cleveland making four free “We played with a lot of 10. Ware led Cleveland with 26 two years of his contract. St. Louis. throws over the fi nal minute heart in the fourth quarter af- points. Now 34, Tulowitzki has The Ducks announced of regulation, Alex Garrett, ter being more than 10 down,” “We played with a lot of not played in the major the move shortly before Jack Humphrey, and Owen all Cookeville boys’ head coach balance on off ense tonight, and leagues since July 2017. revealing Tuesday that hit triples to cut it to 63-61, and Kevin Bray said. that’s a good sign. Dionte Ware He was limited that year backup goalie Ryan Miller Humphrey tied it with seven “Cleveland made a lot of for them was the main thing to 66 games because of a will be out for about six seconds left on a fade-away. big shots. We were trying to that hurt us. We couldn’t stop hamstring and right ankle weeks with a sprained Cleveland leading scorer Di- stop (Cleveland) from driving him. He scored inside, outside, injury. knee ligament. onte Ware had a chance to win, (at the end of overtime), and and it was one heck of a high The ankle required Anaheim also says the shot fell to the fl oor with if they’re going to make 7-9 school game.” surgery last spring and he forward Rickard Rakell no call. threes like they did in the sec- Up next, the Lady Cavs missed the entire season. is out indefi nitely with a Humphrey tied things up ond half, they’re going to beat will have a chance to avenge sprained ankle. again late in the overtime a lot of people.” their most recent loss as both HAMILTON INKS CONTRACT The club doesn’t know period with a layup to make The Cavs were paced by four Cookeville teams will host Cof- WITH ROYALS when he will return. it 69-69. However, Cleveland diff erent players in double-fi g- fee County Friday. Tipoff for KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) held for the fi nal shot and ures. Humphrey led with six the girls’ game is set for 6 p.m. — The Kansas City Royals FC CINCINNATI GRABS KAMARA and speedy outfi elder Billy FROM VANCOUVER Hamilton have agreed to a (AP) — FC Cincinnati $5.25 million contract for acquired striker Kei Ka- UHS: Bees, Lady Bees prepare for state power Alcoa next season that includes mara from the Vancouver up to $1 million in incen- Whitecaps in the MLS FROM PAGE B1 tives. expansion draft and then The Royals hope that immediately dealt him to Purple Tigers cut into the UHS spacious Kauff man Stadi- the Colorado Rapids for a lead. The Bees committed um will allow Hamilton 2019 international slot. several costly turnovers, and to better use his speed Cincinnati selected WHS capitalized with baskets than the bandbox of Great four other players in the to cut the margin to 43-41 early American Ball Park in expansion draft Tuesday: in the fourth quarter. Cincinnati, where he spent forward Darren Mattocks “We had a lot of turnovers his fi rst six seasons with from D.C. United, midfi eld- there,” said McWilliams. “We the Reds. er Roland Lamah from quit working hard defensively. His deal, announced FC Dallas, midfi elder Eric For probably about six minutes Tuesday, includes a mutual Alexander from the Hous- they just outworked us. That’s option for 2020. ton Dynamo and defender been an issue with this team to Hasan Ndam from the New this point.” STARK TO BE HONORED AT York Red Bulls. The Bees then grew the lead HALL OF FAME EVENT with the help of strong play LAS VEGAS (AP) — GIMELSTOB FACES FELONY by Allen. He had two straight Jayson Stark, acclaimed ASSAULT CHARGES steals to seal the win, as the for mixing humor with im- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bees moved to 2-2 in district JACOB DODD | HERALD-CITIZEN peccable knowledge during Tennis broadcaster and play. Upperman’s Aiyana Levy looks for room as she races up more than four decades of coach Justin Gimelstob Rush led the way with 14 the court. commentary, has won the faces a felony assault points, Jace McWilliams added J.G. Taylor Spink Award charge following his Hal- 13 and Allen tallied 10. rolled to a 68-33 win over Wa- McWilliams played her for meritorious contribu- loween night arrest for al- The Bees (5-3, 2-2) now tertown. bench players in the fourth tions to baseball writing. legedly attacking a former turn their attention towards “We played a little bit slug- quarter as her team cruised to He will be honored during friend in Los Angeles. a showdown with the Alcoa gish tonight,” said UHS head the 68-33 win. the Hall of Fame’s induc- The 41-year-old former Tornadoes. The Tornadoes coach Dana McWilliams. The Lady Bees (7-1, 4-0) now tion weekend from July pro player is scheduled to made the state tournament last “We weren’t at the top of our set their sights on the Alcoa 19-22 in Cooperstown, New appear in court Wednes- year, and McWilliams said he game tonight but we found a Tornadoes. York. day. expects his team to be motivat- way to get some things done, The matchup comes before The 67-year-old received Gimelstob’s attorney, ed for the game. and any time you get a district they take a trip to Phoenix, 270 of 463 votes in balloting Shawn Holley, didn’t im- “If I have to come in and win it’s a good thing.” Arizona for the Nike Tourna- by members of the Base- mediately respond Tues- motivate you to play against The Lady Bees held a com- ment of Champions next week. ball Writers’ Association day to an email and call that team that was in the state fortable 38-19 lead at halftime, McWilliams said she expects of America with at least 10 seeking comment. tournament last year, then but took total control of the her team to remain focused on consecutive years in the Gimelstob was arrested we’ve got other issues,” said game in the third quarter as the task at hand, and not look organization. on suspicion of attacking McWilliams. “It’ll be a good they outscored WHS 22-4 in ahead to the tournament. Randall Kaplan from be- chance for us to see a diff erent the frame. “We’re used to traveling so BC EXTENDS CONTRACT OF hind as they trick-or-treat- style of basketball. All this is “We like to be a third quar- we know that it’s a big game,” STEVE ADDAZIO ed with their kids on the a learning experience for us. ter team, that’s something said McWilliams. BOSTON (AP) — Boston evening of Oct. 31. We’re trying to get better.” that’s important to us,” said “Alcoa’s a state tournament College has extended the Kaplan said Gimelstob Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m. McWilliams. “We got our ener- team from last year so I’ll contract of football coach struck him multiple times The Lady Bees remained gy up, we talked about playing be surprised if we overlook Steve Addazio through and threatened to kill perfect in district play as they fl at and we got our energy up.” them.” 2022. him. Athletic Director Martin Jarmond made the an- US SWIMMERS SET RECORD IN nouncement on Tuesday. FREESTYLE VANDY: Off icials choose business expert to lead athletics Addazio led the Eagles HANGZHOU, China (AP) to a 7-2 record and a No. 17 — The men’s 4-x-100-meter FROM PAGE B1 academic standards. ground certainly will called Williams a ranking in The Associated freestyle relay team from In the NCAA’s last be important for him “legend” and someone Press Top 25 before losses the United States set a Vanderbilt faces a Academic Progress in looking at the whole whose expertise he in their last three regu- world record Tuesday in unique challenge in Rate for the 2016-17 range of revenues, plans on tapping. lar-season games. They winning gold at the world the SEC landscape academic year, 11 expenses, facilities “He certainly leaves are scheduled to play Boise short-course swimming fi ghting for atten- Vanderbilt programs working with a very a wonderful legacy, State in the First Respond- championships. tion and support in fi nished with perfect talented management and I’m intent to build er Bowl in Dallas on Dec. Two-time Olympic gold Nashville, which has 1,000 APR scores with team and putting this upon the fi ne work 26. medalist Caeleb Dressel, become a profession- the football team No. 2 all into a big and bold he and his team have who set an American al market with the nationally. university strategic already done,” Turner ANDERSEN RETURNS AS COACH record on the fi rst leg, gold addition of the NHL’s Yet under Williams, plan,” Zeppos said. said. AT UTAH STATE medalist Blake Pieroni, Predators and the Vanderbilt won four Williams also will “I really believe the LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Michael Chadwick and NFL’s Tennessee Ti- national champi- be available for ques- foundation is showing Former Utah State coach gold medalist Ryan Held tans in the late 1990s. onships in baseball tions staying on cam- the future is bright, Gary Andersen has re- had a time of 3 minutes, This also is the SEC’s (2014), women’s tennis pus as a full-time law and I couldn’t be more turned to the Aggies. 03.03 seconds, beating the smallest and only pri- (2015) and women’s professor overseeing a optimistic about what Andersen previously was old mark also held by the vate university with bowling (2007 and Sports, Law & Society we can accomplish Utah State’s coach from U.S. of 3:03.30 set in Decem- a small local alumni 2018). program at Vanderbilt together as a Commo- 2009 to 2012. ber 2009. base along with high “The business back- Law School. Turner dore community.” WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 HERALD-CITIZEN B3 herald-citizen.com 0SCOREBOARD0 Dallas 14 11 .560 ½ Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8 p.m. Orange Bowl ON TELEVISION San Antonio 14 14 .500 2 Philadelphia at Calgary, 8:30 p.m. Miami Gardens, Fla. 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Bowl LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed to terms with RHP ORDERED to serve upon onship, second round, South Africa All Times EST Memphis (8-5) vs. Wake Forest (6-6), Noon (ESPN) Forrest Snow, C Dustin Garneau, SS Wilfredo Tovar, NBA BASKETBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE Armed Forces Bowl OF Peter Bourjos, OF Cesar Puello, OF Jarrett Park- Jessica Krebs, Attorney for 7 p.m. Atlantic Division Fort Worth, Texas er and RHP Matt Ramsey on one-year contracts. the Tennessee Department TNT — LA Lakers at Houston GP W L Pts Houston (8-4) vs. Army (10-2), 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to terms with C Chris of Children Services, 600 9 p.m. Tampa Bay 32 24 7 49 Dollar General Bowl Herrmann on a one-year contract. Hearthwood Court, ESPNU — G-League, Capital City at South Bay Toronto 31 21 9 43 Mobile, Ala. TEXAS RANGERS — Acquired 3B Patrick Wisdom from Cookeville, Tennessee 9:30 p.m. Buff alo 31 18 9 40 Buff alo (10-3) vs. Troy (9-3), 7 p.m. (ESPN) the St. Louis Cardinals for INF/OF Drew Robinson. 38506, (931) 646-3010, an TNT — Dallas at Phoenix Boston 31 17 10 38 Hawaii Bowl TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Released SS Troy Tulowitzki. Answer to the Petition to NFL FOOTBALL Montreal 31 15 11 35 Honolulu National League 7 p.m. Declare Child Dependent Detroit 32 14 14 32 Louisiana Tech (7-5) vs. Hawaii (8-5), 10:30 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Assigned RHP Brett Graves and 3B and Neglected filed by the FOX/NFL — LA Chargers at Kansas City Ottawa 32 13 15 30 (ESPN) Yadiel Rivera outright to New Orleans (PCL). RODEO Florida 29 11 12 28 Wednesday, Dec. 26 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Signed RHP Deolis Guerra Tennessee Department of 9 p.m. Metropolitan Division SERVPRO First Responder Bowl and C Tuff y Gosewisch to minor league contracts. Children Services, within CBSSN — PRCA Rodeo, Wrangler National Finals GP W L Pts Dallas PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Traded RHP Ivan Nova to five (5) days of the last day SWIMMING Washington 30 18 9 39 Boston College (7-5) vs. Boise State (10-3), 1:30 p.m. the Chicago White Sox for RHP Yordi Rosario and of publication of this notice, 11 a.m. Columbus 30 16 12 34 (ESPN) international signing bonus pool money. and pursuant to Rule NBCSN — FINA World Championships, day 2 of the N.Y. Islanders 29 14 11 32 Quick Lane Bowl BASKETBALL 39(e)(1) of the Tenn. R. Juv. 25m finals, China Pittsburgh 29 13 10 32 Detroit National Basketball Association WOMEN’S COLLEGE GOLF P. you must also appear in N.Y. Rangers 30 14 13 31 Minnesota (6-6) vs. Georgia Tech (7-5), 5:15 p.m. NBA — Named Shareef Abdur-Rahim president of the the Juvenile Court of Over- 11 a.m. Carolina 29 13 12 30 (ESPN) NBA G League. GOLF — NCAA Women’s Golf Championships, team ton County, Tennessee at Philadelphia 28 12 13 27 Cheez-It Bowl ATLANTA HAWKS — Recalled G/F Daniel Hamilton Livingston, Tennessee on match play finals, Stillwater, Okla. New Jersey 29 10 13 26 Phoenix from Erie (NBAGL). th 3 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE California (7-5) vs. TCU (6-6), 9 p.m. (ESPN) WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Recalled F Troy Brown Jr. the 16 day of January, GOLF — East Lake Cup, team match play champion- Central Division Thursday, Dec. 27 from Capital City (NBAGL). 2019, at 9:00 a.m., for the ships, men’s and women’s semifinalists, Atlanta, GP W L Pts Independence Bowl FOOTBALL Hearing on the Petition to Ga. Nashville 31 20 10 41 Shreveport, La. National Football League Declare Children Depend- WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Winnipeg 30 19 9 40 Temple (8-4) vs. Duke (7-5), 1:30 p.m. (ESPN) ARIZONA CARDINALS — Placed LB Thurston Armbris- ent and Neglected by the 6 p.m. Colorado 31 17 9 39 Pinstripe Bowl ter and DT Robert Nkemdiche on injured reserve. ESPN — NCAA Tournament, semifinal, TBD State of Tennessee, Depart- Dallas 30 16 11 35 Bronx, N.Y. Signed DT Vincent Valentine from Seattle’s prac- ment of Children’s Services BASKETBALL Minnesota 30 16 12 34 Miami (7-5) vs. Wisconsin (7-5), 5:15 p.m. (ESPN) tice squad and LB Jonathan Anderson. Signed OL If you fail to do so, a default St. Louis 29 11 14 26 Texas Bowl Justin Evans to the practice squad. judgment will be taken NBA Chicago 32 9 18 23 Houston BUFFALO BILLS — Placed LB Matt Milano and CB Pacific Division Baylor (6-6) vs. Vanderbilt (6-6), 9 p.m. (ESPN) Taron Johnson on injured reserve. against you pursuant to All Times EST GP W L Pts Friday, Dec. 28 DETROIT LIONS — Placed DE Ziggy Ansah and TE Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-1- EASTERN CONFERENCE Calgary 31 19 10 40 Music City Bowl Michael Robertson injured reserve. Signed TE Je- 117(n) and Rule 55 of the Atlantic Division San Jose 32 16 11 37 Nashville, Tenn. rome Cunningham and OL Leo Koloamatangi from Tenn. R. of Civ. P. for the W L Pct GB Anaheim 32 16 11 37 Purdue (6-6) vs. Auburn (7-5), 1:30 p.m. (ESPN) the practice squad. relief demanded in the Peti- Toronto 22 7 .759 — Edmonton 31 17 12 36 Camping World Bowl LOS ANGELES RAMS — Placed RB Malcolm Brown tion. You may view and ob- Philadelphia 19 9 .679 2½ Vegas 32 17 14 35 Orlando, Fla. and CB Dominique Hatfield on injured reserve. tain a copy of the Petition Boston 16 10 .615 4½ Vancouver 33 14 16 31 West Virginia (8-3) vs. Syracuse (9-3), 5:15 p.m. Signed LB Trevon Young from the practice squad. Brooklyn 10 18 .357 11½ and any other subsequently Arizona 29 13 14 28 (ESPN) MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Fired off ensive coordinator filed legal documents at the New York 8 20 .286 13½ Los Angeles 32 11 19 24 Alamo Bowl John DeFilippo. Promoted quarterbacks coach ’ Southeast Division NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime San Antonio Kevin Stefanski to interim off ensive coordinator. Juvenile Court Clerk s Of- W L Pct GB loss. Top three teams in each division and two Iowa State (8-4) vs. Washington State (10-2), 9 p.m. OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed G Cameron Hunt and fice, Livingston, Tennessee. Charlotte 13 13 .500 — wild cards per conference advance to playoff s. (ESPN) G/OT Denver Kirkland. Waived RB C.J. Anderson. 11/21, 28, 12/5, 12 Orlando 12 15 .444 1½ Monday’s Games Saturday, Dec. 29 Placed G/C Jon Feliciano on injured reserve. Miami 11 15 .423 2 Pittsburgh 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, SO Peach Bowl TENNESSEE TITANS — Placed OT Jack Conklin and TE NOTICE Washington 11 16 .407 2½ Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers 3 Atlanta Jonnu Smith on injured reserve. Signed OL Austin Atlanta 6 20 .231 7 Detroit 3, Los Angeles 1 Florida (9-3) vs. Michigan (10-2), Noon (ESPN) Pasztor. Signed TE Cole Wick from San Francisco’s HECTOR DAVID Central Division San Jose 5, New Jersey 2 Belk Bowl practice squad. CARRASCO W L Pct GB Tuesday’s Games Charlotte, N.C. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed G Kyle Fuller. Milwaukee 18 8 .692 — Toronto 4, Carolina 1 South Carolina (7-5) vs. Virginia (7-5), Noon (ABC) Waived C Demetrius Rhaney. The State of Tennessee, Indiana 17 10 .630 1½ Buff alo 4, Los Angeles 3, OT Arizona Bowl HOCKEY Department of Children’s Detroit 13 12 .520 4½ Vancouver 3, Columbus 2 Tucson, Ariz. National Hockey League Services, has filed a peti- Cleveland 6 21 .222 12½ Nashville 3, Ottawa 1 Arkansas State (8-4) vs. Nevada (7-5), 1:15 p.m. ANAHEIM DUCKS — Claimed G Chad Johnson off Chicago 6 22 .214 13 Winnipeg 6, Chicago 3 (CBSSN) waivers from St. Louis. tion against you seeking to WESTERN CONFERENCE St. Louis 4, Florida 3 Cotton Bowl Classic BUFFALO SABRES — Sent D Matt Hunwick to Roches- declare your child to be de- Southwest Division Edmonton 6, Colorado 4 Arlington, Texas ter (AHL) for a rehab assignment. pendent and neglected. It W L Pct GB Wednesday’s Games CFP Semifinal, Notre Dame (12-0) vs. Clemson (13-0), DETROIT RED WINGS — Recalled D Brian Lashoff from appears that ordinary pro- Memphis 15 11 .577 — Vegas at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 4 p.m. (ESPN) Grand Rapids (AHL). cess of law cannot be served upon you because your whereabouts are un- known. You are hereby ORDERED to serve upon Chasity Hancock, Attorney Ovechkin scores 3 as Caps rout Detroit for the Tennessee Depart- ment of Children Services, WASHINGTON (AP) — Alex Arizona led 2-0 before Boston tions on Montreal. 600 Hearthwood Court, Cookeville, Tennessee Ovechkin scored his 21st hat scored four times in fi ve minutes, The Wild scored four times 38506, (931) 646-3011, an trick and fi rst this season to lift starting when Danton Heinen in the second period to recover Answer to the Petition filed the Washington Capitals over the and David Pastrnak delivered 33 from a lousy swing through West- by the Tennessee Depart- Detroit Red Wings 6-2 on Tuesday seconds apart. Marchand gave ern Canada, when Minnesota ment of Children Services, night. the Bruins the lead two minutes dropped two of three and lost within thirty (30) days of the last day of publication of this Ovechkin entered the night later, and then added another two captain Mikko Koivu to injury. notice, and pursuant to Rule as the NHL’s goal leader and minutes after that to make it 4-2. Nino Niederreiter, Charlie 103(c)(3) of the Tenn. R. stretched his total to 25 through Tuukka Rask stopped 30 shots Coyle, Eric Staal, Jared Spurgeon Juv. P. you must also ap- 30 games, halfway to a potential for Boston, which won its third and Zach Parise also scored for pear in the Juvenile Court of Macon County, Ten- eighth 50-goal season. straight game and beat the Coy- Minnesota (16-12-2), which went 4 nessee at Lafayette, Ten- Nicklas Backstrom had four otes for the 14th time in a row. for 4 on the power play. nessee on the 21st day of assists to help Washington get its Pastrnak also had two assists, February, 2019, at 9:00 third straight victory and 10th in and David Krejci had three for JETS 6, BLACKHAWKS 3 A.M. for the Adjudicatory Hearing on the filed by the 12 games. T.J. Oshie added a goal the Bruins. WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) State of Tennessee, Depart- in his return from an 11-game — Kyle Connor scored twice and ment of Children’s Services layoff due to a concussion, and CANUCKS 3, BLUE JACKETS 2 Winnipeg gave Chicago its eighth If you fail to do so, a default Travis Boyd and Brett Connolly COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Jake straight loss. judgment will be taken also scored early. Virtanen scored the tiebreaking Mark Scheifele and Tyler against you pursuant to Rule 55 of the Tenn. R. of Braden Holtby made 35 stops goal with less than two minutes Myers each had a goal and assist, Civ. P. for the relief deman- for Washington, which had remaining and Jacob Markstrom Mathieu Perreault scored and ded in the Petition. You may scored 12 straight goals over a stopped 34 shots as Vancouver Brandon Tanev added an emp- view and obtain a copy of stretch of more than six periods rallied to beat Columbus. ty-net goal for Winnipeg (19-9- the Petition and any other subsequently filed legal doc- before Dylan Larkin and Gustav Elias Pettersson got credit for 2). Dustin Byfuglien had three uments at the Macon Nyquist broke through in the a goal that went in off his skate assists. County Juvenile Court third. to tie it with about 3:04 left, and Laurent Brossoit played his Clerk’s Office, Lafayette, Detroit coach Jeff Blashill Virtanen’s goal put the Canucks eighth game (seventh start) for Tennessee. pulled goaltender Jonathan Ber- ahead 78 seconds later. the Jets and made 32 saves. 11/28, 12/5, 12/12, 12/19 nier midway through the second Josh Leivo also scored in the Dylan Strome, Dominik Kahun NOTICE OF PUBLIC period after he saved 10 of Wash- third period for the Canucks, who and Alex DeBrincat scored for HEARING ington’s fi rst 15 shots. have won three straight after Chicago. Patrick Kane added a A public hearing will be held losing 12 of 13. pair of assists. on Thursday, December 27, BRUINS 4, COYOTES 3 Cam Ward stopped 28 shots 2018, at 10:00 AM at the BOSTON (AP) — Brad March- WILD 7, CANADIENS 1 for the Blackhawks (9-18-5), who Van Buren County Execut- and scored two goals and assisted ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Matt also lost eight straight earlier ive Office, 121 Taft Drive, Spencer, Tennessee. The on another during a four-goal, Dumba scored twice, Devan Dub- this season, although two were in purpose of said meeting is second-period fl urry to lead Bos- nyk made 29 saves and Minneso- overtime. The current slump is to discuss the possibility of ton over Arizona. ta took out some recent frustra- all in regulation time. applying for Community De-

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             under any program or activ- SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE’S that the persons named be- JACKSON MOVING We ity receiving Federal Assist- NOTICE OF low may be interested Some secrets need have a 20' box truck & men ance. If special need ac- FORECLOSURE SALE parties, along with the per- to be shared. to do your job. Ref's Avail. commodations are required, sons named in the first Call for free Est. Call 931- you may contact the Notice is hereby given that paragraph of this Suc- SEXUAL 268-9102 Mayor’s office at (931)946- default has been made in cessor Trustee’s Notice of 2314. the payment of that certain Sale. ASSAULT 12/12, 21 indebtedness (the “In- it's not ALL STAR PEST debtedness”) due from 1• Any and all unpaid ad your fault! CONTROL Daniel Luke Johnson, (the valorem taxes payable to OF TENNESSEE “Grantor(s)”) to Donald R. Putnam County, Tenness- For confidential help Complete Termite Service NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bartlett, Jr. and Jennifer R. ee (plus penalty and in- or information, call Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. ESTATE OF JENNY Bartlett (the “Lender(s)”), terest, if any) that may be a All work guaranteed LYNNE WEBB, DE- secured by Deed of Trust lien against the Property. Free Estimates. CEASED Notice is hereby MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 executed on November 6, 2• Deed of Trust from Daniel Charter # 4252 given that on 27TH day of 2017, by Daniel Luke John- Luke Johnson, (the “Grant- NOVEMBER 2018, Letters son to Integrity Title & Es- or(s)”), recorded at Record Inground Fiberglass Pools ADMINISTRATION in re- crow, LLC, Trustee, recor- Book 1028, Page 419, se-   Winter discounts spect of the Estate of ded in Record Book 1028, curing an indebtedness of $ (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- Llifetime guarantee JENNY LYNNE WEBB, de- Page 419, in the Register’s 12,400.00 to Donald R. 5197 Call (931)854-8919 ceased who died JANU- Office for Putnam County, Bartlett, Jr. and Jennifer R. ARY 6TH 2018 were issued Tennessee, (the “Deed of Bartlett (the “Lender(s)”).  to the undersigned by the Trust”); and, thereafter the 3• Matters which an accur-  Probate Court of Putnam   Lender(s) appointed Willi- ate survey of the property REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & Instructor County, Tennessee. am F. Roberson, Esq., Suc- might disclose. FOR YOUR DOORS. Call today for free in- All persons, resident and Department of Computer cessor Trustee by instru- 4• All other easements and CONVENIENCE home Est. Serving Ckvl for over Science non-resident, having claims, ment dated the 21st day of restrictions of record in said 15 yrs. 931-Windows matured or unmatured, TN Tech University November, 2018, and recor- Register’s Office. The Herald Citizen has in- Complete position sum- against the estate are re- ded at Record Book 1091, The foregoing matters may quired to file same with the stalled an after hours drop mary is available at Page 89, Register’s Office, or may not take priority over box for   https://jobs.tntech.edu. Ap- Clerk of the above-named Putnam County, Tenness- the Deed of Trust. To the Court on or before the earli- • Circulation Dept. payments OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE plicants will be required to ee. extent such matters do take • Classified Dept. payments 4 generations of tree care. apply online and must elec- er of the dates prescribed in priority over the Deed of (1) or (2) otherwise their • Letters to the Editor Specialize in dangerous tree tronically upload required in- Default having occurred, the Trust under applicable law, • Community News Bulletin removal.Grind stumps. formation. Screening be- claims will be forever Lender(s) has/have exer- the sale will be subject to barred: • I Like to Know Questions Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- gins December 14, 2018; cised its/their option to de- them, and to the extent such • News & Sports Info and 2466;260-5655 open until filled. Tennessee (1)(A) Four (4) months from clare the entire Indebted- matters do not take priority the date of the first publica- Photos Tech University is an ness due and payable, and over the Deed of Trust un- AA/EEO employer and does tion of this notice if the cred- ARBOR MEDICS Tree has/have made demand for der applicable law, the YOUR LOCAL NEWS not discriminate on the itor received an actual copy Specialist: Owner: Scott foreclosure pursuant to the Property will not remain SOURCE basis of race, color, religion, of this notice to creditors at Winningham. ISA Certified Deed of Trust. subject to them after the ethnic or national origin, least sixty (60) days before Herald-Citizen Arborist. #SO-5152-AT sale. sex, disability, age (40 and the date that is four (4) 1300 Neal Street 537-6829 / 261-1967 Putnam County Property: Cookeville, TN 38501 over), status as a protected months from the date of the the phrase “Putnam County Said sale will be subject to first publication; or PLEASE READ YOUR AD veteran, genetic information Property” as used herein any and all unpaid ad valor- The Herald-Citizen makes or any other category pro- (B) Sixty (60) days from the shall mean all of the Grant- em taxes (plus penalty and   date the creditor received every effort to assure that tected by federal or state or(s)’ right, title and interest interest, if any) that may be your ad is accurate. Advert- RHETT BUTLER's law. Inquiries regarding the an actual copy of the notice in and to the following de- a lien against the Property, to creditors if the creditor re- isers should read their ad- LAWN CARE nondiscrimination policies scribed real property (to- and subject to any and all li- vertisement the first day it Mowing, Landscaping, should be directed to ceived the copy of the no- gether with all existing or ens, defects, encum- tice less than sixty (60) days appears and report any er- Mulching, [email protected]. subsequently erected or af- brances, adverse claims Yard Maintenance prior to the date that is four rors immediately. The Her- 2 Front Desk Clerks. PT, fixed improvements and fix- and other matters which ald-Citizen is responsible for Call local cell 544-3303 (4) months from the date of tures. All appurtenant ease- take priority over the Deed flex hours/shifts. Apply @ first publication as de- only the first incorrect inser- Motel 6, 1100 S Jefferson. ments and rights of way, of Trust upon which this tion and no allowance will MOWING, LANDSCAPING, scribed in (1)(A): or and other and other appur- foreclosure sale is had, and (2) Twelve (12) months from be made for more than one Pressure Washing, hauling, Cookeville Regional tenances) described as fol- subject to any statutory insertion. cleaning, odd jobs. Free Medical Center seeking the decedent's date of lows: rights of redemption not oth- death. Est. Call 265-5775 positions within CRMG erwise waived in the Deed Billing and Legal Description: War- of Trust, including rights of   This 27TH DAY OF WOULD LIKE to do Administration Coding ranty Deed from Donald R. redemption of any govern- Supervisor NOVEMBER 2018 Bartlett, Jr. and Jennifer R. mental agency, state or fed- LOST 4 yr old female Tor- yard work toiseshell cat. Lost in Call (931)650-1005 Bartlett to Daniel Luke John- eral, which have not been Coding Supervisor Signed ALAN L. CARTER son of record in Record waived by such govern- Knights Chapel area. Has a JR., ADMINISTRATOR Book 1028, Page 417. mental agency. Said sale is crooked stripe down nose. DODSON LAWN CARE! C.T.A. This position is responsible also subject to matters Call to w/any information • Commercial - Residential Lying and being in the 15th which an accurate survey of 526-6468 or 979-8852 for all aspects of chart Attorney for the Estate • Mowing audits and coding for the Civil District of Putnam the Property might disclose. • Landscaping RANDY CHAFFIN County, Tennessee and be- professional services that 204 N. WASHINGTON AVE   • Sod are billed through the ing more particularly de- The Putnam County Prop- • Seed & Aerate COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 scribed as follows: erty is being sold “AS IS CRMG Central Billing Of- TOM'S CARPET • Mulch fice and supervises all cod- WHERE IS” without war- Jennifer Wilkerson, CLEANING • Fertilize ing staff. Being Lot 132 of the High- ranty or representation by #1 Cleaning Specialist 19 years experience. Circuit and Probate Clerk Use Commercial Equipment lands at Bear Creek Es- the Successor Trustee. Call (931)349-2288 Education and credentials 421 East Spring Street tates, Phase II, a subdivi- Without limiting the forego- Call(931) 260-8646 Cookeville, TN 38501 as Certified Coding Special- sion, a plat of which is of re- ing, THE PROPERTY IS TO ist, Certified Professional 931-528-1508 cord in Plat Cabinet E, Slide BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY BUSHHOGGING 12/5, 12/12   Coder, or other acceptable 102A, Register’s Office of IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FREE ESTIMATES coding certificate required. Putnam County, Tenness- MERCHANTABILITY OR FLINTSTONES MASONRY (931) 510-8505 Specializing in: Basements, Associate or Bachelor’s De- ee, to which Plat reference FITNESS FOR A PARTICU- gree Preferred. is hereby made for a more LAR USE OR PURPOSE. Foundations, Stone, Fireplace, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tile, Lic'd & Ins'd, Excellent BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN ESTATE OF MARYANN complete description of the rates, Free Est. Call Tilling, Front End Loader, Three to five years of exper- ELLEN PREE RIGDON, property herein conveyed. SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE Alex Argueta, (931)252-3864 Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- ience in healthcare busi- D ECEASED Notice is RESERVES THE RIGHT mowing. Reasonable Rate. ness practices relative to hereby given that on 6TH Common Description: Ad- TO ADJOURN THE DAY Exp'd 931-261-7871. coding, billing auditing, pay- day of DECEMBER 2018, dress: 2122 Bear Creek OF THE SALE TO ANOTH-   er requirements and reim- Circle, Cookeville, Tenness- ER DAY, TIME AND PLACE Letters TESTAMENTARY in BOB'S Construction: LANDSCAPER w/15 Years bursement. Extensive ex- respect of the Estate of ee 38506 Tax Map 80, CERTAIN WITHOUT FUR- Spe- perience with multi-spe- Group B, Parcel 53.00 cializing in concrete, Exp in Nashville wants to MARYANN ELLEN PREE THER PUBLICATION, help you w/all aspects of cialty professional coding RIGDON, deceased who UPON ANNOUNCEMENT brick/block, additions, re- and auditing required. Previ- models, hardwood/tile, roof- landscaping, drainage prob- died SEPTEMBER 22ND The legal description shall OF SAID ADJOURNMENT lems & hardscapes. Free ous supervision experience 2018 were issued to the un- control in the event of any AT THE TIME AND PLACE ing, building packages, and preferred. all your construction needs. Est. Comm/Res (931)239- dersigned by the Probate inconsistency among the FOR THE SALE SET 4307, 713-2550 legal description, address, FORTH ABOVE. Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Insurance Account Rep Court of Putnam County, 931-319- Tennessee. or tax map identification Affordable Prices number. IN THE EVENT THE 6107. SEGOVIA LANDSCAPE & All persons, resident and LAWNCARE: 931-265- This position is responsible non-resident, having claims, HIGHEST BIDDER DOES B&B Roofing/Remodeling: for insurance follow up. Conditions of Sale: Willi- NOT CLOSE THE SALE 0298 Mowing, Power Wash- matured or unmatured, Roof Repairs/Replacement. ing, Mulching, Tree Trim- against the estate are re- am F. Roberson, Esq., Suc- WITHIN THE TIME Gutter/home Repairs, addi- The successful candidate cessor Trustee, or his PROVIDED, THE SUC- ming, Landscaping, etc. quired to file same with the tions/remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free Est. must have a High School Clerk of the above-named agent, acting under author- CESSOR TRUSTEE RE- Free Est (931)979-2076 Diploma or equivalent and a ity vested in the Trustee by SERVES THE RIGHT TO minimum of two years gen- Court on or before the earli- HANDYMAN ADVANCED LAWN CARE er of the dates prescribed in the Deed of Trust, will be at CLOSE THE SALE WITH eral office experience. Pre- the south door (Spring THE NEXT HIGHEST BID- All Types of Home Repairs. Lic'd/Ins'd; Free Est. vious Healthcare Billing/Col- (1) or (2) otherwise their Can do it all. No job too Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- claims will be forever Street entrance) of the Put- DER AT THE NEXT lection experience required. nam County Courthouse, HIGHEST BID. small. References avail. Call ing, trimming, Landscaping, barred: Today (931)267-7894 leaf removal, aerating & (1)(A) Four (4) months from Cookeville, Tennessee on seeding. Spring Clean up. Patient Account Rep the date of the first publica- December 26, 2018, at The Successor Trustee will FLATT CONSTRUCTION For 10:00 A.M. (prevailing make no covenant of seisin all your building needs. Any Senior disc. 931-260-5734 tion of this notice if the cred- home repair, painting, garages, itor received an actual copy Central Time) to offer for or warranty of title, express T cash sale to the highest and or implied, and will sell and decks, porches, siding, roofing, of this notice to creditors at additions.(931)265-5687 Health least sixty (60) days before best bidder at public auc- convey the Property only as tion in bar of and free from Successor Trustee. Title to Care Center the date that is four (4) BETHESDA months from the date of the all rights of redemption, ex- the Property is to be con-   first publication; or emptions of homestead, veyed subject to all prior li- rights by virtue of marriage, ens, easements, covenants, HANDYMAN CNA CLASSES STARTING SOON. IF ANYONE IS (B) Sixty (60) days from the INTERESTED COME BY AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION. date the creditor received and all other rights waived conditions, encumbrances, Electrical, plumbing, car- an actual copy of the notice by the Grantor(s) in the and restrictions that may ex- pentry, masonry. 30 years Now hiring 2 CNA’s 6am-2pm, 4 CNA’s 2pm-10pm, 1 to creditors if the creditor re- Deed of Trust, the real prop- ist including, without limita- exp. No project too big or ceived the copy of the no- erty as described herein- tion, any unpaid ad valorem small. 931-432-9105 CNA’s 10pm-6am, 1 FT Dietary Aide 6am-1:30pm, 2 PT tice less than sixty (60) days above, to effect satisfaction taxes or other taxes. The Dietary Aides 1:30pm-8:30pm, 4 FT RN/LPN 3pm-11pm, 2 prior to the date that is four of principal, interest, and proceeds of the sale will be   (4) months from the date of costs due and secured by applied in accordance with RN/LPN 11pm-7am and 1 Medicare Skilled RN 8am-5pm. first publication as de- the aforementioned Deed of the terms of the Deed of S & M Heating & Cooling scribed in (1)(A): or Trust to Integrity Title & Es- Trust. •Res/Comm •All Brands We off er top pay & benefi ts including 401k Retirement, (2) Twelve (12) months from crow, LLC, Trustee as well •Over 70 Yrs Combined the decedent's date of as to pay all attorney’s fees This the 5th day of Decem- Exp. •Mechanical Services Employee Stock Ownership, Health, Dental, Life, Vacation death. and costs necessarily incid- ber, 2018. •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo Package, Scholarship program for nurse advancement. ent to this foreclosure. The Thermal •Nate Certified. This 6TH DAY OF DECEM- Successor Trustee shall /s/ William F. Roberson, Call Doyle Sells (931)265- convey the real property to Esq., Successor Trustee (931) 525-6655 - Phone BER 2018 4057, Steve Martin 931- BETHESDA (931) 525-3581 - Fax the bidder with the highest Address: 320 East Broad 397-7115. Health Care Center and best bid of all bidders Street Cookeville, Tenness- 444 One-Eleven Place Signed DIANA SUE RIG- We are an equal opportunity employer Cookeville, TN 38506 DON COPPER & present at the sale. ee 38501 DOUGLAS DEAN RIGDON, 12/5, 12, 19   CO-EXECUTORS A review of the records at the Register’s Office for Put- Munoz Remolding/Paint- Get The Latest News ing: Bathroom remodeling, Bledsoe County Correctional Complex Attorney for the Estate nam County, Tennessee Hardwood, Wall repair, disclosed that the Property Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of our e
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BY SCOTT WILSON conference tournament. HERALD-CITIZEN “I am proud for the oppor- tunity Mason is getting to Mason Haggard knew right continue his education as away there was something well as his golf career,” said special about the game of golf. Upperman coach Joey Jones. While some children his age “Mason is a wonderful person were playing football, base- and very deserving of this ball or basketball, Haggard opportunity. I know with his headed into middle school dedication and work ethic, GREG WILSON with what he believed was his he will continue to improve. I Upperman High School golfer Mason Haggard, front row, third from left, signed his true calling. also know that he will con- national letter of intent to play golf next year at Bryan College during ceremonies at the That why it was just a natu- tinue to represent Upperman high school. Joining him are, front row, from left: UHS coach Joey Jones, John Haggard, ral progression recently when High School and Upperman father; Mason Haggard, Shannon Haggard, mother; Bryan College Head Coach Peter Haggard, a standout for the golf throughout his career.” Bollant; back row: UHS athletic director Greg Wilson and UHS principal Billy Stepp. Upperman High School Bees, Haggard’s steady im- signed his national letter of provement over the years and really liked the atmo- tally and physically for the try and start as a freshman. I intent to play golf next year at caught the eye of several sphere and the environment increased competition and really want to compete,” Hag- Bryan College. college coaches and the Bees’ at Bryan College. I have a lot tougher rigors of playing on gard said. “(Getting a college “I started playing golf in matches fast became regular of respect for the coaches and the college level. scholarship off er) made me seventh grade because I had a viewing for leaders of college know it is the place for me.” “I am pretty decent in feel good because that’s al- teacher named Layne Bussell programs around the area. He said he was heavily all areas of my game. I am ways been a dream of mine. It that was going to coach the Haggard, along with a couple infl uenced in his decision by pleased with where my dis- makes me feel like I am better golf team. A lot of my family other players on the UHS the Bryan College coaches tance is at, but I could get a than I thought.” play golf, so I thought I would roster, became part of several and the players he met during lot longer because the courses Haggard has gotten the give it a try,” Haggard said. recruiting lists. his visits. There was, he we play in college are longer encouragement he has needed “I really like the test of it be- “The recruiting process said, a real home feeling to than the ones we play in high throughout his career in golf cause it really challenges you really wasn’t too hectic for it. He did look at some other school,” Haggard said. “I need from a lot of people. both mentally and physically. me because I got a good jump schools in the state, includ- to tune up some chipping and “I want to thank Mr. Bus- It feels really good to get an on it. I emailed a bunch of ing Freed-Hardemann and putting.” sell, all my family members off er from a college.” schools I was interested in Hiwassee College, and even a For right now, Haggard is and my coaches Joey Jones Bryan College is in Dayton and I got a response from couple of programs in Arkan- excited about and eager to and Todd Clinton,” Haggard and a member of the Appa- Bryan College, which had sas and Kansas. begin his college career with said. “I want to thank my lachian Athletic Conference. always been one of my top Haggard, the son of John the Lions. teammates for challenging Head coach Peter Bollant schools,” Haggard said. “I and Shannon Haggard, “I feel like the coaches at me and I just hope I can make guided the Lions to a ninth- went and played a round. I knows the real work begins Bryan College can help me Bryan College a little bit bet- place fi nish in last season’s went on a few campus visits now as he prepares both men- get better and my goal is to ter than it already is.” Serge Ibaka, Raptors cruise past Clippers

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Serge Iba- fi fth straight game, never led while ka had 25 points and nine rebounds, falling to 4-24. and the Toronto Raptors cruised T.J. Warren led the Suns with 23 past the Los Angeles Clippers 123-99 points and De’Anthony Melton added on Tuesday night without injured 17. Rookie DeAndre Ayton was the Kawhi Leonard. only other Phoenix player in double Kyle Lowry added 21 points, mak- fi gures, scoring 12 points on 6-for-10 ing four of the Raptors’ 14 3-pointers. shooting. Leonard sat out with a bruised DeMar DeRozan was held to a sea- right hip that he hurt against Mil- son-low fi ve points, but the 6-foot-7 waukee last Sunday. He is day-to-day. guard attempted just six shots as he The Clippers endured their biggest set up his teammates. loss of the season against the NBA’s best team (22-7). ROCKETS 111, TRAIL BLAZERS 103 Fred VanVleet had a career-high 14 HOUSTON (AP) — James Hard- AP assists starting in place of Leonard. en had 29 points and seven Rockets In this Sept. 7 photo, New York Yankees’ Andrew McCutchen is greeted With leading scorer Tobias Harris scored in double-fi gures as Hous- in the dugout after he hit a two-run home run during the third inning of a held to 10 points — about half his 21.4 ton used a big second-half run and game against the Seattle Mariners, in Seattle. average — the Clippers were led by a snapped a three-game losing streak. pair of reserves. Chris Paul added a triple double Boban Marjanovic had 18 points with 11 points, 11 rebounds and 10 and Tyrone Wallace added 15. Their assists. Clint Capela added 13 points Deals continue to be ironed out fourth loss in six games dropped and seven rebounds before fouling them into a tie for second with the out with fi ve minutes left, and Eric Lakers at 17-10. Gordon, who started in place of at baseball’s winter meetings James Ennis, had 14 points for the SPURS 111, SUNS 86 Rockets, who shot 49 percent from LAS VEGAS (AP) — OK with it. But if you person familiar with SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Bryn the fi eld. Andrew McCutchen play 162 games, you’re the negotiations told Forbes had a season-high 24 points Houston’s bench played a key role moving into Philadel- going to come up 162 The Associated Press. and a career-best 11 rebounds to lead in a 24-6 fi rst-half run that erased a phia’s outfi eld, more at-bats with nobody The person spoke on San Antonio. 15-point defi cit, and then led a charge talk about a megadeal on,” Cora said. “And condition of anonymity San Antonio has won three in the second half. Gerald Green had involving Noah Synder- last year, what I wanted because the agreement, straight halfway through a six-game 13 points, and Danuel House had 12 gaard and J.T. Realmuto from him in the leadoff which includes a club homestand. off the bench. and veteran pitcher Ivan spot, we accomplished. option for 2022. LaMarcus Aldridge added 18 Damian Lillard had 34 points, Nova on the go. It’s a diff erent season The 32-year-old was points in 25 minutes. He sat out the CJ McCollum scored 22 points and The winter meetings and we have to make the NL MVP in 2013, fourth quarter with San Antonio Jusuf Nurkic added 15 points and 10 picked up a bit Tuesday, adjustments, and that’s highlighting his long leading by as many as 25 points. rebounds for Portland, which shot 44 but any big deals for the where we’re going to run in Pittsburgh. He Phoenix, which was without percent after starting the game by likes of Corey Kluber, go.” split last season with leading scorer Devin Booker for the making seven of its fi rst nine shots. Manny Machado and Betts led the majors San Francisco and Bryce Harper remained in batting (.346) and the Yankees, hitting a on deck. slugging percentage combined .255 with 20 There were reports (.640) and was second in homers and 65 RBIs. the Baltimore Orioles, on-base average (.438) The Phillies have a No. 17 Villanova Wildcats upset fi nally, were close to for the 108-win Red Sox. surplus of outfi elders, hiring a manager in He also had 84 ex- including Odubel Herre- Chicago Cubs bench tra-base hits, including ra, Nick Williams, Aar- by Penn in 78-75 thriller coach Brandon Hyde. 32 home runs. on Altherr and Roman But the O’s said those Speculation continued Quinn. Rhys Hoskins is stories were premature to swirl about a huge shifting from left fi eld PHILADELPHIA Dec. 5, 2001 and hadn’t a Top 25 team. and they wouldn’t make swap that would include to fi rst base after Carlos (AP) — AJ Brodeur beat them at all since The Paladins (11-0) a decision before leaving the Yankees and Mets. Santana was dealt to and Antonio Woods Dec. 10, 2002. have been one of college Las Vegas. The New York teams Seattle. each scored 16 points as The Wildcats (8-3) basketball’s biggest “We don’t have a don’t usually do busi- Nova was traded from Penn beat No. 17 Villa- hadn’t lost a city series surprises with their manager,” newly hired ness directly, but this the Pirates to the Chica- nova 78-75 on Tuesday game since dropping a school-record run to general manager Mike trade would enlist a go White Sox for minor night, the Quakers’ fi rst 76-61 decision to Temple start the season. Elias said. third team — the Miami league pitcher Yordi win over the Wildcats on Dec. 5, 2012. But Furman strug- The World Series Marlins and Realmuto, Rosario and $500,000 in since 2002. Michael Wang added gled to break away champion Red Sox made their star catcher. international signing Penn fans stormed 14 points for Penn (9-2). from the Buccaneers a move, too — with their “I’d like to think that bonus pool allocation. the court after Villano- Collin Gillespie (4-5) until the fi nal nine lineup. we’re very open-mind- The 31-year-old righty va’s Phil Booth missed scored 21 points and minutes. AL MVP Mookie ed and aggressive and was 9-9 with a 4.19 ERA the tying 3-point Booth fi nished with 18 The Paladins won de- Betts will shift out of talk to everybody about in 29 starts this season. attempt and set off a for Villanova. spite a scoreless night the leadoff spot and bat what’s available in the The White Sox were regular-season celebra- from leading scorer behind Andrew Ben- marketplace. And so it searching for a start- tion not seen in Philly NO. 23 FURMAN 77, Jordan Lyons (20.2 intendi, manager Alex doesn’t matter really for er after prized rookie in years. And with good CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 69 points per game), who Cora said. most part what the team Michael Kopech had reason — the national GREENVILLE, S.C. missed all seven of his “I think we’re going is. I’ll explore every op- Tommy John surgery in champion Wildcats had (AP) — Noah Gurley shots. to maximize Mookie in portunity that might be September. won a city-record 25 scored 17 points, Alex Matt Raff erty had 14 a diff erent spot. Flip- available,” Yankees GM “We think he’s going straight games against Hunter and Andrew points and 14 rebounds fl op them, Beni leading Brian Cashman said. to be able to eat up some Big 5 rivals Temple, Brown had 16 points for Furman. off and Mookie hitting McCutchen, mean- innings and pitch eff ec- Saint Joseph’s, La Salle apiece and No. 23 Deontaye Buskey second. Talked to him, it while, and the Phillies tively for us,” Chicago and the Quakers. Furman pulled away and Duncan LeXander makes sense,” Cora said. agreed to a $50 million, manager Rick Renteria Penn last beat Villa- late for the win in its had 13 points each for “And I know Beni’s three-year contract, a said. nova at the Palestra on fi rst-ever home game as Charleston Southern.