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June 7, 2019

BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 cents Euharlee names new police chief

BY JAMES SWIFT cil meeting. “We went through thews,” Worthington said. agenda concerned the purchase [email protected] some great candidates, and I Matthews served on the Pow- of a four-wheeler — a carry- tell you what, it just amazes me der Springs Police Department over item from the council’s A member of the Powder the talent’s that’s out there and for about 17 years. He is set to last meeting. Springs Police Department has the education some of the peo- be sworn in at a city council “We had some bids and there been named the new chief of ple has put into it.” work session meeting slated for was a thought we might get a police for the City of Euharlee. The council narrowed down 7 p.m. at 30 Burge’s Mill Road better bid, but I don’t think that Lieutenant Jody Matthews its list to two candidates fol- on June 18. matured,” Worthington said. came out on top of a field of lowing a lengthy executive “I’m glad to be here and “It is a used vehicle, but it’s almost two dozen applicants in session discussion at a May 21 thank you for this opportuni- supposed to be top-notch.” the wake of former Euharlee council meeting. Euharlee’s ty,” Matthews said at Tuesday The council opted for the Police Chief Lee New’s retire- Deputy Chief of Police Wil- evening’s public meeting. “I’m $6,848.99 purchase over a ment last month. liam Yee was the other finalist. looking forward to serving the competing bid that was more “We went through several “We talked about them stren- City of Euharlee and the coun- than $2,000 more expensive. applications in the market for a uously — it was a pretty good cil and mayor. So I greatly ap- Worthington said the John JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Jody Matthews, who served on the Powder Springs Police De- new police chief,” said Euhar- meeting — but then we decid- preciate it and I’m very excit- Deere all-terrain vehicle will partment for 17 years, was announced as Euharlee’s new chief lee Mayor Steve Worthington ed as the city council that we ed.” be used for parks and recre- of police at Tuesday evening’s city council meeting. at Tuesday evening’s city coun- would go with Mr. Jody Mat- The only other item on the ation purposes.

Cartersville man gets 30-year probation ,756#2*#5' sentence on aggravated assault charges

BY JAMES SWIFT [email protected]

A 35-year-old Cartersville resi- dent was sentenced to 30 years on probation after entering a negoti- ated plea of guilty to two counts of aggravated assault in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday morning. Johnny Wilson Brake also pleaded guilty to one count of family violence battery, one count of cruelty to children in the third degree and two counts of crimi- nal trespass stemming from two separate incidents that occurred in Bartow County. Cherokee Judicial Circuit As- sistant District Attorney Eliza- beth York said the defendant fi rst struck his wife in the face and choked her during an incident in August 2018. “At that time, law enforcement was called out to the defendant’s residence,” York said. “The of- fi cer spoke with her along with some other individuals who were present and there was a child who was present as well … this alter- cation, she stated, had been verbal and escalated to an aggravated as- sault, strangulation.” York said investigators docu- mented bleeding on the victim’s face, as well as marks under her jaw and near her ears. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS “The criminal trespass in that Lunar cycle textiles was the theme of Wednesday’s Crafternoon activity at the Cartersville library, and 2-year-old Josie Armstrong of Kingston and her case involved, I believe, damaging brother John, 4, use a paper stencil and paintbrush to decorate the front of a T-shirt with the phases of the moon. For information on the many summer a cell phone that she had,” York programs and activities at the Bartow County libraries, visit bartowlibraryonline.org or call 770-382-4203. said. “They spoke to the child as well, who was able to describe having heard what was going on and witnessing it that way.” Brake was released on a $13,500 property bond on Aug. 28, just AHS graduate wins National Beta Scholarship two days after being booked into the Bartow County Jail. BY DONNA HARRIS AHS Beta Club sponsor Kelly Ratcliff said the “The next case happened on [email protected] school administrators, faculty and staff were “very March 20, 2019,” York said. excited to have one of our own” chosen as a scholar- “There was initially an aggra- You never know about your chances of winning ship recipient this year. vated stalking count, as he was when competing in a national event, but it turned out “Beta members are not only high academic achiev- back at the marital residence of Destiny Adams’ chances were excellent. ers; they are also leaders and service-minded individ- his wife. Based on the fact she al- The recent Adairsville High graduate was one of uals,” she said. “Destiny’s excellent grades and high lowed him back, we’ve agreed to 247 students out of more than 3,900 applicants from SAT scores provided her with the opportunity to be- dismiss the aggravating stalking.” across the country to win a 2019 National Beta Club come a Beta scholar, and her leadership and service Scholarship. activities pushed her to the top. With over 500,000 SEE PLEA, PAGE 6A Adams, 18, along with 241 other seniors, received a members, Destiny was selected as one of the top 247 $1,000 scholarship from the organization, which of- Betas in the country. We are very proud of her.” fered more than $300,000 in scholarships — includ- Selection of the winners was based on a number ing $20,000, $15,000, $10,000, $8,000 and $6,000 to of factors, with special emphasis on academic excel- the Top 5 recipients — to outstanding Beta members lence, demonstrated leadership, commendable char- during their 12th-grade year. acter, school and community service and National The Cartersville resident said she was “overjoyed Beta involvement, according to the organization’s and relieved at the same time” after she logged into website. her email on April 29 and saw the announcement of Applications were due Jan. 24, and the 435 semifi - the recipients. nalists were notifi ed of their status the week of Feb. “I was feeling overwhelmed because at the time, I 22. They were required to submit essays, letters of SPECIAL was stressed over studying for AP tests and class work, recommendation and other materials by March 21 to Adairsville High Principal Bruce Mulkey presents re- and knowing I won instantly put me in a better mood,” compete in the second phase of the selection process. cent graduate Destiny Adams with a National Beta she said. “I was excited to hear that I could pay for col- Scholarship, which she will use to study animal health Brake lege and know that my hard work had paid off.” SEE SCHOLARSHIP, PAGE 5A at the University of Georgia.

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The Daily Tribune News Elrod’s Hardwood Flooring, in nine o’clock in the evening. fore beginning his career with the chael Ray, and Dennis (Gay) Ray; Address: conjunction with his brother Tony In lieu of fl owers, the family Georgia Department of Transpor- grandchildren Natalie Gunn, and 251 S. Tennessee St. Elrod for all of his working career. asks that donations be made in Ro- tation as an engineer. Snake was James and Christian Ray, Andrew Cartersville, GA 30120 He was active at Friendship Bap- land’s honor to the American Lung essential in the design of many (Chelsea) Ray, Mara (Brent) Sco- tist Church, where he oversaw the Association and COPD Founda- of Bartow County’s roadways, fi eld, and Anna (Drew) May; sev- Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. construction of the addition of a tion (link below). and he served as the head engi- en great grandchildren also sur- Cartersville, GA 30120 Beverly Cook youth ministry wing. He loved his Friends are cordially invited to neer of the Interstate 459 project vive to cherish Snake’s memory. family, especially his little grand- visit www.owenfunerals.com to in Birmingham, AL. Snake was A Celebration of Life Service Phone: 770-382-4545 Ms. Beverly “Paige” Cook, 51, son, Tate. He will be missed by all leave fond memories of Roland, a pillar of the Cartersville Com- for Snake will be conducted in After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 of Cartersville, GA, passed away those who knew and loved him. as well as condolences and expres- munity. He was past president of the Owen Funeral Home Chapel Fax: 770-382-2711 Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Paige Roland is preceded in death by sions of sympathy for his family. the KIWANIS Club and was in- Saturday, June 8, 2019, at 2:30 in Alan Davis, was born February 7, 1968, in his parents. He is also preceded Owen Funeral Home, 12 Col- strumental in supporting the K-9 the afternoon with the Rev. Paul Publisher Marietta, Georgia, to Mrs. Shirley in death by his son, Christopher lins Drive, Cartersville, Georgia unit of the Cartersville Police De- Battles offi ciating. His grandchil- Evans Radford and the late Mr. “Bubba” Elrod, and his sister, 30120, is honored to have been en- partment. He loved golf and was dren will serve as Honorary Pall- Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor Claude Henry Radford. Sherry Moore. trusted with the arrangements for a member of Cartersville Country bearers. Paige was a devoted mother He is survived by his loving Mr. Willie Roland Elrod. Club since 1970. Snake enjoyed The family will receive friends Jennifer Moates, and grandmother and loved being wife of forty years, Helen “Johnni” hunting and fi shing, going on at Owen Funeral Home on Friday, Advertising Director BeBe to her grandchildren. Paige Elrod. He is also survived by his several trips to the Rocky Moun- June 7, 2019, from six in the eve- had a smile that would light up a daughter, Susan “Lulu” Elrod; his tains. He will be truly missed by ning until eight. Mindy Salamon, Jack Ray Office Manager/Classified room and never met a stranger. She brother, Tony (Cindy) Elrod; his all who knew and loved him. Please visit www.owenfuner- Advertising Director will be missed by all who knew sister, Phyllis (Scott) Oglesby; and Mr. Jack “Snake” Ray, 83, of Snake is preceded in death by als.com to leave online condo- and loved her. his grandson, Tate Roland Elrod. Cartersville, GA, passed away his loving wife of 57 years, Mrs. lences for the family. Lee McCrory, Paige is preceded in death by A Celebration of Life Service Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Snake Jackie Johnson Ray; parents; Owen Funeral Home, 12 Col- Circulation/Distribution Manager her father, Claude Henry Rad- to honor and remember Roland was born on daughter-in-law, Julia Frances lins Drive, Cartersville is honored Byron Pezzarossi, ford, and grandparents Adeline will be conducted on Friday, June June, 22, 1935, Ray; and brother, Charles Ray. to serve the Ray Family in this Press Room Director and Clifford Evans and Lecie and 7, 2019, at two o’clock in the af- in Cartersville, He is survived by two sons, Mi- most diffi cult time. Frank Radford. ternoon in the Chapel of Owen GA, to the late Email: She is survived by her two sons, Funeral Home with the Rev. Sam Mr. Elmer Ray Erin Radford and Corey Cook; Braswell offi ciating. Roland will and Mrs. Alma Become A CNA ®Ä 30 Days! PUBLISHER grandchildren Aubrey, Kyli, and be laid to rest in Kingston Cem- Carson Ray. [email protected] Bryson; mother, Shirley Radford; etery immediately following the Snake grad- sister, Phyllis Radford; brother, service. Serving as pallbearers for uated Car- MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] Darrell Radford; special niece the service are Will Oliver, Nick tersville High Ray and nephew, Brandon and Brooke Carter, Jarrod Collins, Tobie Col- School in the NEWSROOM Radford. lins, Will Fraser, Jerry Hillhouse, fi rst graduating class in the cur- [email protected] A Celebration of Life Service and Samuel Hillhouse. rent building in 1953. After grad- State Approved | All Inclusive | Flexible Schedules FEATURES EDITOR will be conducted for Ms. Cook in The family will receive friends uation, he attended Georgia Tech Day - Evening - Weekend Classes [email protected] the chapel of Owen Funeral Home for visitation at the funeral home before going to work for Lock- at eleven o’clock in the morning on Thursday, June 6, 2019, from head. He later worked for Tom 509 N. 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SEE ABBY, PAGE 6A ORLD The Daily Tribune News U.S. &www.daily-tribune.com W Friday, June 7, 2019 3A More talks with Mexico; no deal yet on tariffs BY JILL COLVIN, MATTHEW LEE Trump offi cials have said Mex- AND LUIS ALONSO LUGO ico can prevent the tariffs by se- Associated Press curing its southern border with Guatemala, cracking down on U.S. and Mexican offi cials la- criminal smuggling organiza- bored for a second day Thursday tions and overhauling its asylum to avert import tariffs that Presi- system. But the U.S. has not pro- dent Donald Trump is threatening posed concrete metrics to assess to impose as he tries to strong- whether Mexico is complying, arm Mexico into stemming the and it is unclear whether even fl ow of Central American mi- those steps would be enough to grants across America’s southern satisfy Trump on illegal immi- border. gration, a signature issue of his Vice President Mike Pence, presidency and one that he sees monitoring the talks from his as crucial to his 2020 re-election travels in Pennsylvania, said the campaign. U.S. was “encouraged” by Mex- Beyond Trump and several ico’s latest proposals but that, so White House advisers, few in the far, tariffs still were set to take administration believe imposing effect on Monday. tariffs is a good idea, according He added that it would be “for to offi cials familiar with internal the president to decide” whether deliberations. Those people wor- Mexican was doing enough to ry about the negative economic head off the tariffs. Pence said consequences for Americans and that, among other issues, negotia- believe the tariffs — which would tors had been discussing a poten- likely spark retaliatory taxes on tial agreement to make it diffi cult U.S. exports — would also hurt for those who enter Mexico from the administration politically. other countries to claim asylum in The offi cials were not authorized the U.S. Mexico has long resisted to discuss the matter publicly and that request. spoke on condition of anonymity. Trump has threatened to im- Republicans in Congress have pose a 5% tax on all Mexican warned the White House that goods beginning Monday as part they are ready to stand up to the of an escalating tariff regime op- president to try to block his tar- posed by many in his own Repub- MARCO UGARTE/AP iffs, which they worry would Hundreds of Central American migrants walk together on the highway after crossing the Guatemala-Mexico border near Ciudad lican Party. Hidalgo, Mexico, Wednesday. State and local police provided a security escort to the migrants as they walked along a highway spike costs to U.S. consumers, The decision could have enor- leading from the border to the fi rst major city in Mexico, Tapachula. harm the economy and imperil a mous economic consequences for major pending U.S.-Mexico-Can- both the U.S. and its closest allies. It remained unclear whether House Thursday afternoon. moving toward this path of tariffs and the U.S. demanded major ada trade deal. Trump has embraced tariffs as a any deal could be struck with Ebrard told reporters as he left because what we’ve seen so far is action. A senior administration Democratic House Ways and tool he can use as leverage against Trump out of the country. Many the State Department that prog- that the Mexicans, what they’re offi cial said the U.S. once again Means Committee Chairman other countries, dismissing the in Washington still expect the ress was being made and that he proposing, is simply not enough.” pressed Mexico to step up en- Richard Neal said he will intro- potential harm to American con- tariffs to go into effect barring a was likely to return following Pence, who led the discussions forcement on its southern border duce a resolution of disapproval sumers and manufacturers. major new concession from Mex- consultations at the embassy. He Wednesday with Secretary of and to enter into a “safe third to stop the tariffs if Trump goes Traveling in Europe, Trump ico, though lawmakers who have returned in the early evening. State Mike Pompeo and other country agreement” that would through with his threat, panning told reporters that negotiators had been in talks with both U.S. and His spokesman, Roberto Velas- U.S. offi cials, told reporters in make it diffi cult for those who en- it as presidential “overreach.” made “a lot of progress,” but con- Mexican offi cials said they were co, tweeted that “Options contin- Pennsylvania that the administra- ter Mexico from other countries The Department of Homeland tinued to play coy. hopeful a deal could be reached ue to be explored.” tion had “made it very clear that to claim asylum in the U.S. Security announced Wednesday “We’ll see what happens,” to satisfy Trump, or at least delay “The stance of the United our neighbors to the south, Mex- But Mexico surprised U.S. of- that U.S. Border Patrol apprehen- Trump said in Ireland before leav- the tariffs’ implementation. States is focused on measures of ico, must do more to end the tide fi cials Thursday when they re- sions of migrants illegally cross- ing for France to attend a D-Day Mexican Foreign Secretary migratory control, ours on devel- of illegal immigration that is be- turned to the negotiating table and ing the border hit the highest level ceremony. “But something pretty Marcelo Ebrard spent sever- opment,” he said. setting our southern border.” said they would commit to what in more than a decade in May: dramatic could happen. We’ve al hours at the State Depart- White House spokeswoman During Wednesday’s talks, the Pence had requested, according 132,887 apprehensions, includ- told Mexico the tariffs go on. And ment Thursday morning, while Mercedes Schlapp said in an in- gulf between the countries was to the offi cial, who cautioned that ing a record 84,542 adults and I mean it, too. And I’m very hap- Trump’s legal counsel and other terview that conversations were clear as Mexico offered small, signifi cant questions about timing children traveling together and py with it.” Mexican aides met at the White continuing but “it looks like we’re thus far undisclosed concessions, and implementation remain. 11,507 children traveling alone.

US stocks climb on hope of trade deal

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Stocks gave up more ground on Bond prices fell, pushing up the U.S. stocks fi nished higher Thurs- Monday, but the market has bounced yield on the 10-year Treasury note to day as optimism that the U.S. and back and is on track to end the fi rst 2.13% from 2.12% late Wednesday. Mexico can work out a deal before week of June with solid gains. Despite the potential tariffs, in- costly tariffs kick in next week “History says, as a result of such a vestors have been in a buying mood helped power the market to its third good start to the year, don’t be sur- most of this week because they’re straight gain. prised that May is down, because it betting the Federal Reserve will cut A modest rally gained strength has been 60% of the time,” said Sam interest rates this year. Fed Chair- in the fi nal hour of trading after Stovall, chief investment strategist man Jerome Powell said Tuesday Bloomberg reported that the U.S. at CFRA. “Yet, after a down May, that the central bank would “act as was considering delaying a 5% tariff we tend to get a refl ex rally in June appropriate” if the Trump admin- on Mexican goods that is set to go 100% of the time.” istration’s disputes with China and into effect on Monday. The S&P 500 index gained 17.34 Mexico threatened U.S. economic Investors have been anxious about points, or 0.6%, to 2,843.49. The expansion. escalating trade disputes between Dow Jones Industrial Average rose The government’s May jobs re- the U.S. and key trading partners, 181.09 points, or 0.7%, to 25,720.66. port, due out Friday, could prove a primarily China. Worries that the It briefl y climbed 260 points. key factor in what the Fed does next. trade confl icts will drag on, stifl ing The Nasdaq composite reversed A separate gauge of employment economic growth and hurting cor- an early slide, adding 40.08 points, growth by ADP earlier this week porate profi ts, drove a monthlong or 0.5%, to 7,615.55. The Russell showed a sharp slowdown in hiring sell-off in May. That derailed a 2000 index of smaller companies last month. And economists sur- market run that culminated with the dropped 3.25 points, or 0.2%, to veyed by FactSet are projecting that benchmark S&P 500 setting an all- 1,503.54. Stock indexes in Europe the government will also report that time high on April 30. fi nished mixed. hiring slowed last month. THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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FRIDAY, June 7, 2019 yourself. You deserve this. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) Relations with close friends and part- ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Your friendships with others will be ners will be very warm in the next You can make money from your words warmer than usual in the next few several weeks. This is also the per- in the next three weeks, which is good weeks. In fact, a friend could become fect time to extend an olive branch to news for those in sales, marketing, a lover. someone, if needed. teaching, writing or acting. You also VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) will appreciate your daily environment. You will make an excellent impression You will get along well with co-work- TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) on bosses, parents and VIPs during ers in the next few weeks. This could Barney Google and Snuffy Smith® by John Rose Money will come to you in the next the next few weeks. You appear to be why you receive praise and perhaps three weeks. Many of you also will be attractive, competent and capable. even a raise on the job! spend money on beautiful things for (Don’t mess this up.) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) yourself and loved ones. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Accept invitations to enjoy the arts GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Grab every opportunity to travel for and social occasions, including sports Today Venus enters your sign to stay pleasure in the next few weeks, be- events, in the next few weeks, because for the rest of the month, making you cause this will please you! Some of you will have a great time. Playful ac- diplomatic and charming to everyone. you will strike up a new romance with tivities with children also will appeal Hot tip: It’s a great time to buy ward- someone “different.” to you. robe items. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Keep your pockets open because gifts, You will enjoy redecorating your digs Solitude in beautiful surroundings goodies and favors from others will and making where you live look more will appeal to you in the next few come your way in the next few weeks. attractive in the next few weeks. This weeks, which is why you should seek This is a great time to ask for a mort- is also a good time to check out real out precious moments of privacy for gage or a loan. estate deals.

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BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN He’s got that smile, when he comes [email protected] in the room, it lights up the room. I don’t know that I’ve ever seen him The Allen University football have a bad day.” program went defunct following He’ll bring that magnetic smile the 2005 season, until the school with him to Allen, an NAIA school restarted it in 2018. In that rebirth in Columbia, South Carolina. campaign, the Yellow Jackets fi n- Having gone to a tryout with the ished 2-6. Jackets the week prior to spring However, the revitalized team break, Gary got a good feeling might have gotten its biggest boost from his visit. Based on comments yet, when it signed Cartersville from the Allen coaching staff, he running back Marcus Gary fresh believes there’s a chance for him off his fantastic senior year. to make an early impact with the He proved during his only sea- team. son as the Canes starting run- “When I did go to the camp, ning back that he can carry a full they were like, ‘Wow, you are pret- workload, despite his size. List- ty good. We like you, and we want ed at 5-foot-8, 174 pounds, Gary you to do big things, when you get seemed to put to rest any durabil- here,’” Gary said. “I had a vibe ity concerns by carrying the ball that I can do pretty good there.” 281 times this past fall. After a long recruiting process Any teams that overlooked Gary that included some delays, as Gary due to his size, frankly, missed out waited for test scores to solidify on a potential stud college player. his full-qualifi er status, the recent “The proof is in the pudding,” Cartersville graduate could fi nally Cartersville recruiting coordi- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS breathe a sigh of relief following nator Dusty Phillips said. “We Cartersville High School graduate Marcus Gary signed to play football at Allen University in Columbia, South Carolina. On hand his signing. played 15 football games in one for the signing were, from left, front row, Frank Gary, grandfather; Sarah Miles, cousin; Caleb Gary, brother; Marcus Gary Sr., “It feels good to know where of the toughest classes, in one of father; Andrea Legette, mother; Kennedi Payne, niece; Chelsea Gamble, sister; Stanley Ledbetter, grandfather; back row, Shelley I’m going to school,” Gary said. Tierce, CHS principal; Jeremy Knight, CHS running backs coach; Onigh McMoore, godbrother; Lee Miles, cousin; Conor Foster, the toughest regions in the state of CHS head football coach; and Darrell Demastus, CHS athletic director. “… The recruiting process was Georgia — traditionally one of the kind of stressful, so it feels good to top football states in America. He Canes needed Gary to step up, he he could handle, as far as his phys- “That’s one of the things that run, breaks a hundred tackles,” be fi nally going somewhere.” had over 200 carries for us and had put the team on his back. ical workload. That’s a testament makes our program so great,” said offensive line coach Reggie He added, “It’s very exciting. I over 700 yards for us in the play- “Marcus was the heart and soul to how much he wanted it. Foster said. “We have great com- Perkins, who will split offensive didn’t know if it would come to offs alone. of our offense last year,” Phillips “Marcus bleeds purple. He’s petition in practice every day. The coordinator duties with Phillips in this. Time fl ew by fast, but it’s ex- “If you want to discredit that, said. “We knew when it came going to do whatever he needs to kids really get after each other and 2019. “He’s always going to come citing and something new.” then you can go ahead and say down to needing yardage and do, because he loves this school, he work hard to make each other bet- back, pat those guys and get them It’s the kind of chance many [he’s too small]. I’m not going to getting something going, it went loves this town. He’s a great team- ter. going. When they miss a block, high school players dream to one argue with you, because obviously, through him.” mate, and if he knew his team- “From a coaching standpoint, he’ll come back and tell them, ‘It’s day receive. Few though ever com- you don’t know football.” After biding his time behind the mates were depending on him, he I just love the fact that Marcus OK.’ … pile a season like Gary did as a se- For Cartersville to reach the likes of Trey Creamer and Rico was going to get it done.” brings it every day, challenges his “The relationship grew a lot this nior, and coupled with the recent Class 4A state championship Frye, Gary fi nally got his opportu- That love for those around him teammates to get better and leads season, and it helped us get as far re-emergence of Allen’s program, game, Gary had to become a nity to be the guy his senior year. did not go unnoticed, even by by example.” as we did.” he seems destined to dominate the workhorse. The Canes struggled He certainly exceeded any and all those who didn’t work directly Gary is one of the most reserved, At his signing ceremony, Gary Appalachian Athletic Conference. for consistency through the air at expectations by racking up 1,631 with Gary. Conor Foster, who took softest spoken players Cartersville had quite the turnout. He posed “When our young men have times in 2018, forcing him to aver- rushing yards, 277 receiving yards over as head coach this spring fol- had this season. But every time he for dozens of photos while coach- the opportunity to use football to age 24.5 rushing attempts over the and 21 total touchdowns. lowing the departure of Joey King, discussed another 100-yard per- es gushed about the kind of player further their education, that’s ulti- team’s fi nal six games. “When you thought of Marcus, worked as the defensive coordina- formance, of which he had 10 in he was. Phillips, though, wanted to mately what we get the most excit- Those contests encompassed you thought of more of a scat- tor last year and saw every day in the 14 games he played, Gary al- reiterate just how special Gary is ed about,” Phillips said. “Allen is Cartersville’s fi ve postseason back-type guy. The guy who can practice how hard Gary worked. ways heaped praise on his offen- away from the fi eld. a young program, just starting up, tilts along with a de facto Region get the ball and go the distance It challenged his defense on a sive line for paving his way. “I don’t know a person on this and they have a great one in Mar- 5-AAAA championship game any time he has it,” Phillips said. daily basis, but it assuredly made It’s that kind of selfl essness that campus that wouldn’t speak highly cus to build around. Mostly be- against Troup County. He totaled “To look at a guy who last year Friday nights easier, as only a endeared him to his teammates of him,” Phillips said. “Every day, cause he’s a great football player, 916 yards in those half-dozen had several games where he took handful of running backs the and coaches. every person he encounters, he and he’s a great character guy. He’s games. on 20-25 carries a game for us, he Canes faced were even half as “He never wants to take the treats them like they’re the most one of those foundations that’s go- Bottom line is that any time the really exceeded what we thought good as Gary. credit for it, even if he makes a big important person in the world. … ing to be solid.”

Nets moving Allen Crabbe, picks to Pirates hit 2 HRs, beat Braves, 6-1 BY ALAN SAUNDERS Hawks, get cap space Associated Press If the Atlanta Braves need- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ed more reason to pursue free The Brooklyn Nets have agreed to trade guard Allen Crab- agent pitcher Dallas Keuchel, be, the fi rst step into what they hope can be a big summer. The they may have gotten it on Nets will deal him along with two fi rst-round picks to the Atlanta Thursday. Hawks in a deal that will clear additional salary cap space, pos- Mike Foltynewicz allowed sibly putting themselves in position to afford two top free agents. consecutive home runs to Col- The Nets will get forward Taurean Prince and a 2021 sec- in Moran and Gregory Polanco ond-round pick in the deal. The trade cannot become offi cial until in the second inning of a 6-1 July 6. Brooklyn will hope to have secured at least one high-pro- loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, fi le commitment in free agency by then. The Nets were already in another subpar outing for the position to be able to afford a max player and by moving Crabbe’s 2018 All-Star. $18.5 million salary for 2019-20, more money will become avail- Foltynewicz (1-5) has al- able. lowed 15 home runs, one shy Kevin Durant, Kawhi Leonard and Kyrie Irving are among the of NL leader Kyle Freeland headline names in the class, and the Nets also have to decide if of Colorado. He gave up three they want to re-sign point guard D’Angelo Russell, who will be a runs, six hits and one walk in restricted free agent after being an All-Star for the fi rst time. six innings, lowering his ERA In the trade, fi rst reported by ESPN, the Nets will send the from 6.10 to 5.89. Hawks the No. 17 pick this year, along with a fi rst-round pick in Braves manager Brian Snith- 2020. Most importantly, they moved Crabbe’s salary after his in- ker has faith the 27-year-old jury-plagued season in which he averaged 9.6 points in just 43 Foltynewicz can regain his games. form. The deal gives the Nets a chance to be spenders after making a “He’s just a click away,” Snit- surprising run to their fi rst postseason since 2015, where they lost ker said. “He’s left pitches over to Philadelphia in the fi rst round. Brooklyn did it with a largely the middle of the plate. You do young and unproven core, and afterward players said they expect- that, they get whacked. After ed Brooklyn to try to sign one of the potential franchise changers all that — that was the second who could be available. Prince, a fi rst-round pick in 2016, aver- inning — then he started mak- aged 13.5 points last season. ing pitches.” GENE J. PUSKAR/AP Moran gave the Pirates a Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Mike Foltynewicz delivers to the plate during the fi rst inning of 2-1 lead with a two-run drive the team’s baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Pittsburgh Thursday. above the Clemente Wall in right field, his eighth home run had two RBIs to take sole pos- Vázquez struck out Dansby eling with the team to Milwau- Cambage helps Las Vegas this season. Three pitches later, session of the big league lead Swanson on three pitches for kee but he does not know when Polanco sent a curveball into with 58. the final out. he wi(backslash)’ll be activated to cruise past Atlanta the last row of the right-field Chris Archer (3-5) gave up Bell, who had started June from the IL. seats. one run and six hits in six in- in a 2-for-14 slide, hit a two- He hit .182 in nine rehab THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “In starts past, I wouldn’t nings, a turnaround after he run double off Jacob Webb in games with Triple-A Indianap- Liz Cambage had 15 points, seven rebounds and three as- have gotten through the third yielded at least three runs in the bottom half and scored on olis. sists in her fi rst start for Las Vegas and the Aces beat the At- or maybe that inning,” Foltyne- each of his previous five starts. Elias Díaz’s double. UP NEXT lanta Dream 92-69 on Thursday night. wicz said. “I really felt like I “It was nice to get a series “It was just watching video, Braves: RHP Mike Soroka Las Vegas scored the fi rst 10 points of the game, held a 19-2 got stronger as the game went win against a really good club, seeing what was going right (6-1, 1.41 ERA) will start a lead, and it was 25-13 at the end of the fi rst quarter after hold- on. I felt better and better ev- a really good lineup,” Archer when I was on there for a little three-game series at Miami. ing Atlanta to 5-of-15 shooting. The Aces led 49-25 at half- ery inning I went out. So it was said. “I think it did something bit and then just trying to get The rookie has allowed three time, paced by A’ja Wilson’s 11 points, and Dearica Hamby’s something to go off of there in for this clubhouse. We’re look- back there,” Bell said. earned runs or fewer in all nine steal and fast-break layup made it 81-51 early in the fourth the second inning. I’m really ing forward to rolling into Mil- Freddie Freeman put Atlanta starts this season and has won quarter. glad I stopped the bleeding.” waukee with that swagger that ahead in the first with his 16th six straight decisions. Hamby fi nished with 15 points and eight rebounds, Kayla Atlanta allowed 18 runs we have.” home run. Pirates: RHP Rookie Davis McBride added 13 points, Wilson scored 11 and Kelsey Plum while losing two of three to Felipe Vázquez got four outs TRAINER’S ROOM (0-0, 5.87 ERA) will make had 10 points, seven rebounds and four assists for Las Vegas the Pirates. Foltynewicz and for his 15th save in 16 chanc- Pirates: RHP Trevor Wil- his first start with Pittsburgh (2-2). Rookie Jackie Young had a game-high eight assists. Kevin Gausman, the loser in es. He entered with a 3-1 lead liams (right side strain) is ten- to start a 10-game trip at Mil- Brittney Sykes led Atlanta (1-3) with 15 points and Eliza- Wednesday’s 7-4 defeat, are a and a runner on in the eighth, tatively scheduled to make his waukee. The former Cincinnati beth Williams reached 800 career rebounds. Tiffany Hayes combined 3-9. then retired Nick Markakis on first minor league injury re- Reds prospect hasn’t started in was held to seven points on 3-of-14 shooting. Atlanta, which Josh Bell had three dou- a foulout. After Atlanta load- habilitation start on June 13. the majors since Sept. 20, 2017. swept the three-game series last season, has dropped three in bles, increasing his major ed the bases in the ninth on ... LF Corey Dickerson (right He was 1-3 with a 5.35 ERA in a row for the fi rst time since the 2017 season. league-leading total to 25, and a single and a pair of walks, shoulder strain) said he is trav- seven starts in Indianapolis. 2B Friday, June 7, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Djokovic has history within grasp at French Open

BY ANDREW DAMPF quarterfi nals last year at Roland Gar- same calendar year twice, in 1962 AP Sports Writer ros, Djokovic has compiled a 26-0 and 1969. record at the Grand Slams, winning Yet even Laver is awed by what Sure, Novak Djokovic wants to Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, and the Djokovic is accomplishing. win each match he plays. And, yes, Australian Open along the way. “I marvel at someone like Novak he wants to come through at key mo- “There is no better way to make with his ability and his consistency,” ments, such as when he got broken history of the sport than to win Laver said. “When you look at the early in his French Open quarterfi nal Slams and play your best in the big- way he plays the game, he doesn’t and was in danger of dropping a set gest events,” Djokovic said. “Those go bang, bang, bang, ace, volleys. He for the fi rst time in the tournament. are the pinnacle achievements that wins every individual point from the What matters most to Djokovic, you can have in our sport.” baseline.” though, is the big picture. And so Due to Wednesday’s washout, With so much physical exertion, he’s excited to be two victories away Djokovic will be back on the court there was a moment against Zverev from doing something only one oth- without a day’s rest for Friday’s when Djokovic appeared out of er man, Rod Laver, ever has in ten- semifi nals against Dominic Thiem. breath after sending a backhand nis: holding all four major titles at Thiem, last year’s runner-up, rolled wide to give the fi fth-seeded Ger- once on two separate occasions. past 10th-seeded Karen Khachanov man a break and a chance to serve “The longer I play or the further I 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 . out the opening set. go, I guess, in my career, the sense of In the other semifi nal, 11-time But Djokovic found his second history-making is only getting stron- French Open champion Rafael Na- wind, started pushing Zverev back ger. That’s one of the greatest moti- dal renews his rivalry with Roger and forth to the corners like a wind- vations I have, obviously,” Djokovic Federer. shield wiper, broke right back and said after a methodical 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 It’s the fi rst time since 2011 that reeled off fi ve straight games to take dismantling of Alexander Zverev on all top four seeds have reached the the set and a 3-0 lead in the second. Thursday. semifi nals in Paris. “(I) really thought that the fi rst set

Djokovic already won four straight Even if Djokovic raises another should have gone my way,” Zverev CHRISTOPHE ENA/AP majors in 2015-16. And since his trophy come Sunday, however, La- said. “Once he’s in control, he’s very Novak Djokovic plays a shot against Germany’s Alexander Zverev during their quar- shocking loss to unheralded Ital- ver will remain the only man to have tough to beat. He’s world No. 1 for a terfi nal match of the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in ian player Marco Cecchinato in the won all four Grand Slams in the reason.” Paris Thursday.

Things to know about NCAA baseball super regionals

BY ERIC OLSON ies; Mississippi State pitcher Ethan all sports in Mike Martin (2,026). LSU AP Sports Writer Small, No. 28, Brewers; and North Car- is tied with Cal State Fullerton with 14 olina second baseman Michael Busch, super regional appearances, and the Ti- Super regionals are the next stop on No. 30, Dodgers. gers’ Paul Mainieri is ninth on the wins the NCAA baseball tournament’s Road OFFENSE, OFFENSE, OFFENSE list (1,456). The all-time series is tied to Omaha. Mississippi (40-25) batted a tourna- 9-9, but LSU has won four in a row, with Four of the best-of-three series are ment-best .404 with nine home runs the last two in the 2017 CWS. Friday through Sunday, with the oth- in regionals and outscored three op- PERSISTENT PIRATES er four Saturday through Monday. The ponents 41-7, a school record for runs East Carolina (47-16), which plays at eight winners advance to the College in a regional. Florida State batted .375 Louisville, might be the best program World Series at TD Ameritrade Park in with 10 homers and 11.7 runs per game. to never reach the College World Series. Omaha starting June 15. Ole Miss’ Tim Elko (.778) and Antho- The Pirates have been in the tournament Some things to know heading into the ny Servideo (.769) had the best on-base 16 times since 1999 but are 1-8 in four round of 16: percentages among players advancing to super regionals. They came close the BASEBALL/SOFTBALL SWEEP? super regionals. Other top batting teams: last time. That was 2016, when they won No. 1 national seed UCLA (51-9) is East Carolina, .341; LSU, .330; Missis- their opener at Texas Tech but sustained in position to become the fi rst school to sippi State, .327; and Auburn, .324. The an excruciating 3-1, 13-inning loss in sweep the baseball and softball nation- hottest hitter coming out of regionals Game 2 after failing to score in the al titles in the same year. The Bruins’ is Florida State’s Mike Salvatore, who ninth with two runners on base and no softball team won the Women’s College went 9 for 14 (.643) with a homer and outs, and in the 12th with bases loaded. World Series in Oklahoma City this double. They lost Game 3 11-0. week, beating Oklahoma in the best- IT COMES DOWN TO PITCHING CARDINAL CRUSHERS of-three fi nals. “It would be very, very The top eight pitching teams in re- Stanford (45-12) has rediscovered the special,” coach John Savage said. “Soft- gionals, and 16 of the top 24, advanced. long ball, hitting a tournament-leading ball has done their part. We both played Texas Tech allowed just three earned 12 in regionals. After hitting 55 homers for a national championship in 2010 and GEORGE WALKER IV/THE TENNESSEAN VIA AP runs in 27 innings (1.00 ERA) and av- last year, the Cardinal have 87 for the South Carolina beat us. It would be re- Vanderbilt’s Ethan Paul (10) and JJ Bleday (51) tip their caps to the fans after eraged 10.3 strikeouts per nine innings. most since the 2004 club connected 96 beating Indiana State 12-1 to win an NCAA college baseball regional game markable.” Sunday in Nashville, Tennessee. Arkansas had the only other sub-2.00 times. A new power source emerged last BEEN THERE, DONE THAT ERA, at 1.67, and Louisville averaged week. Maverick Handley, the region- Seven of the 16 teams are in super ative newcomer, having not made super sas, in late March. There is one noncon- 11 Ks per nine innings to lead surviv- al’s Most Outstanding Player, hit three regionals for the second straight year: regionals since 2007. ference rematch: Michigan beat UCLA ing teams. Stanford’s Brendan Beck, home runs in fi ve games after entering Arkansas (44-17), Auburn (36-25), LET’S DO IT AGAIN 7-5 in Los Angeles on March 8. who made a start and relief appearance, the postseason with four in 129 career Duke (34-25), Mississippi State (49-13), Two super regionals match confer- FIVE FIRST-ROUNDERS pitched 10 1/3 shutout innings. games. North Carolina (45-15), Texas Tech (42- ence rivals. Five fi rst-round picks in the Major LEGACY MATCHUP CONFERENCE CALL 17) and Vanderbilt (52-10). Florida State Big 12: Oklahoma State (39-19) at League Baseball draft will be playing: Florida State at LSU (40-24) matches The SEC leads the power confer- (39-21) is making its nation-leading 17th Texas Tech. Red Raiders swept three Vanderbilt outfi elder JJ Bleday, No. 4 two of the most successful programs in ences in tournament winning percent- appearance, and North Carolina has the games in Lubbock, Texas, in late April. overall, Marlins; Texas Tech infi elder the college game’s history. In addition to age through regionals: SEC, 25-8, .758; best all-time record in the round of 16 SEC: Mississippi at Arkansas. Rebels Josh Jung, No. 8, Rangers; UCLA fi rst 17 super regional appearances, the Sem- ACC, 18-9, .667; Big 12, 10-7, .588; Pac- at 14-4 (.778). Michigan (44-19) is a rel- took two of three in Fayetteville, Arkan- baseman Michael Toglia, No. 23, Rock- inoles have the NCAA wins leader in 12, 9-8, .529; Big Ten, 6-9, .400.

Maddon thinking PORTS OUNDUP ahead to using S R Craig Kimbrel NASCAR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On the Air Cubs manager Joe Maddon MONSTER ENERGY CUP is projecting how to use Craig SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS FINALS Sunday, Feb. 10 — x-Advance Auto Parts Clash, Kimbrel, even before Chicago Daytona Beach, Fla. (Jimmie Johnson) 8:30 p.m. — Outdoor Championships: Day 3 (ESPN) 9 p.m. — Game 4: Toronto at Golden State (ABC) announces a deal with the free Thursday, Feb. 14 — x-Duel 1 at Daytona, Daytona FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NCAA BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Beach, Fla. (Kevin Harvick) agent closer. Thursday, Feb. 14 — x-Duel 2 at Daytona, Daytona 3 p.m. — France vs. South Korea (FS1) Noon — Game 1: East Carolina at Louisville (ESPN2) Maddon said Thursday he Beach, Fla. (Joey Logano) FRENCH OPEN TENNIS 3 p.m. — Game 1: Oklahoma State at Texas Tech (ESPN2) Sunday, Feb. 17 — Daytona 500, Daytona Beach, Fla. thought the 31-year-old right- (Denny Hamlin) 11 a.m. — Men’s semifi nals (NBC) 6 p.m. – Game 1: Duke at Vanderbilt (ESPN2) Sunday, Feb. 24 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, hander might be ready to pitch in Hampton, Ga. (Brad Keselowski) MLB BASEBALL 9 p.m. — Game 1: Michigan at UCLA (ESPN2) about three weeks. Sunday, March 3 — Pennzoil 400, Las Vegas (Joey 7 p.m. — Atlanta at Miami (FSSO) PGA TOUR GOLF Logano) “I would imagine in the posi- Sunday, March 10 — TicketGuardian 500, Avondale, NASCAR 3 p.m. — RBC Canadian Open (GOLF) tion that’s he’s been in, he had Ariz. (Kyle Busch) 9 p.m. — Gander Outdoors Truck Series: Rattlesnake 400 (FS1) Sunday, March 17 — Auto Club 400, Fontana, Calif. some kind of a strategy of pro- (Kyle Busch) gram mapped out,” Maddon said. Sunday, March 24 — STP 500, Martinsville, Va. (Brad Sunday, Nov. 10 — MENCS race, Avondale, Ariz. Sunday, June 16 — NXS race, Newton, Iowa Friday, Feb. 15 — NextEra Energy 250, Daytona Beach, Keselowski) Sunday, Nov. 17 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead, Saturday, June 29 — Camping World 300, Joliet, Ill. Fla. (Austin Hill) “The fi rst thing you do is fi nd out Sunday, March 31 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, Fort Fla. Friday, July 5 — Circle K Firecracker 250, Daytona Saturday, Feb. 23 — Atlanta 200, Hampton, Ga. (Kyle and then set up program. You Worth, Texas (Denny Hamlin) x-non-points race Beach, Fla. Busch) Sunday, April 7 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. (Kyle Points Leaders Friday, July 12 — Alsco 300, Sparta, Ky. Friday, March 1 — Strat 200, Las Vegas (Kyle Busch) think about a three-week win- Busch) Through June 2 Saturday, July 20 — Lakes Region 200, Loudon, N.H. Saturday, March 23 — TruNorth Global 250, Martinsville, dow, normally it sounds right. Saturday, April 13 — Toyota Owners 400, Richmond, 1. Kyle Busch, 568 Saturday, July 27 — U.S. Cellular 250, Newton, Iowa Va. (Kyle Busch) Va. (Martin Truex Jr.) 2. Joey Logano, 564 Saturday, Aug. 3 — Zippo 200 at The Glen, Watkins Friday, March 29 — Vankor 350, Fort Worth, Texas (Kyle Think about relief pitchers in Sunday, April 28 — Geico 500, Talladega, Ala. (Chase 3. Chase Elliott, 511 Glen, N.Y. Busch) spring training. Conventionally it Elliott) 4. Brad Keselowski, 509 Saturday, Aug. 10 — B&L Transport 170 at Mid-Ohio, Friday, May 3 — JEGS 200, Dover, Del. (Johnny Sauter) Monday, May 6 — Gander RV 400, Dover, Del. (Martin 5. Kevin Harvick, 500 Lexington, Ohio Friday, May 10 — Digital Ally 250, Kansas City, Kan. would be like that kind of a win- Truex Jr.) 6. Denny Hamlin, 465 Friday, Aug. 16 — Food City 300, Bristol, Tenn. (Ross Chastain) Saturday, May 11 — Digital Ally 400, Kansas City, Kan. 7. Martin Truex Jr., 452 Saturday, Aug. 24 — NXS race, Elkhart Lake, Wis. Friday, May 17 — North Carolina Education Lottery 200, dow. But you’ve got to talk to the (Brad Keselowski) 8. Kurt Busch, 437 Saturday, Aug. 31 — Sport Clips Haircuts VFW 200, Concord, N.C. (Kyle Busch) guy fi rst and see what he’s been Saturday, May 18 — x-Monster Energy Open, Con- 9. Ryan Blaney, 406 Darlington, S.C. Friday, June 7 — Rattlesnake 400, Fort Worth, Texas cord, N.C. (Kyle Larson) 10. Clint Bowyer, 402 Saturday, Sept. 7 — Indiana 250, Indianapolis Saturday, June 15 — M&M’s 200, Newton, Iowa doing.” Saturday, May 18 — x-Monster Energy All-Star Race, 11. Alex Bowman, 395 Saturday, Sept. 14 — D.C. Solar 300, Las Vegas Saturday, June 22 — Gateway 200, Madison, Ill. Kimbrel, who has 333 saves Concord, N.C. (Kyle Larson) 12. Aric Almirola, 393 Friday, Sept. 20 — GoBowling 250, Richmond, Va. Friday, June 28 — Camping World 225, Joliet, Ill. Sunday, May 26 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. 13. Daniel Suarez, 368 Saturday, Sept. 28 — Drive for the Cure 200, Concord, Thursday, July 11 — Buckle Up In Your Truck 225, and a 1.91 ERA over nine ma- (Martin Truex Jr.) 14. William Byron, 361 N.C. Sparta, Ky. jor league seasons, turned down Sunday, June 2 — Pocono 400, Long Pond, Pa. (Kyle 15. Erik Jones, 343 Saturday, Oct. 5 — NXS race, Dover, Del. Saturday, July 27 — Gander RV 150, Long Pond, Pa. Busch) 16. Kyle Larson, 342 Saturday, Oct. 19 — Kansas Lottery 300, Kansas City, Thursday, Aug. 1 — Eldora Dirt Derby, Rossburg, Ohio a $17.9 million qualifying offer Sunday, June 9 — FireKeepers Casino 400, Brooklyn, 17. Jimmie Johnson, 342 Kan. Saturday, Aug. 10 — Corrigan Oil 200, Brooklyn, Mich. Mich. 18. Ryan Newman, 332 Saturday, Nov. 2 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 300, Fort Thursday, Aug. 15 — NGOTS race, Bristol, Tenn. from Boston last November and Sunday, June 23 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, 19. Paul Menard, 310 Worth, Texas Sunday, Aug. 25 — Chevrolet Silverado 250, Bowman- remained a free agent. Starting Calif. 20. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 308 Saturday, Nov. 9 — Desert Diamond West Valley ville, Ontario Sunday, June 30 — Camping World 400, Joliet, Ill. Casino 200, Avondale, Ariz. Friday, Sept. 13 — World of Westgate 200, Las Vegas this week, a team could sign him Saturday, July 6 — Coke Zero Sugar 400, Daytona Saturday, Nov. 16 — Ford EcoBoost 300, Homestead, Saturday, Oct. 12 — Sugarlands Shine 250, Talladega, Beach, Fla. without the loss of amateur draft XFINITY SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS Fla. Ala. Saturday, July 13 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. Points Leaders Saturday, Oct. 26 — NGOTS race, Martinsville, Va. Sunday, July 21 — Foxwoods Resort Casino 301, Saturday, Feb. 16 — NASCAR Racing Experience picks or international signing bo- 300, Daytona Beach, Fla. (Michael Annett) Through June 1 Friday, Nov. 8 — Lucas Oil 150, Avondale, Ariz. Loudon, N.H. 1. Tyler Reddick, 572 Friday, Nov. 15 — Ford EcoBoost 200, Homestead, Fla. nus pool allocation. Sunday, July 28 — Gander RV 400, Long Pond, Pa. Saturday, Feb. 23 — Rinnai 250, Hampton, Ga. (Christopher Bell) 2. Christopher Bell, 495 Points Leaders Chicago’s bullpen has 11 Sunday, Aug. 4 — Go Bowling at The Glen, Watkins 3. Cole Custer, 473 Through May 17 Glen, N.Y. Saturday, March 2 — Boyd Gaming 300, Las Vegas (Kyle Busch) 4. Austin Cindric, 455 1. Grant Enfi nger, 331 blown saves this year. Brandon Sunday, Aug. 11 — Consumers Energy 400, Brooklyn, 5. Justin Allgaier, 439 2. Stewart Friesen, 316 Mich. Saturday, March 9 — iK9 Service Dog 200, Avondale, Morrow has not returned from Ariz. (Kyle Busch) 6. Chase Briscoe, 410 3. Brett Moffi tt, 298 Saturday, Aug. 17 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night 7. John Hunter Nemechek, 388 4. Ben Rhodes, 297 Race, Bristol, Tenn. Saturday, March 16 — Production Alliance Group 300, offseason elbow surgery, and Fontana, Calif. (Cole Custer) 8. Noah Gragson, 381 5. Matt Crafton, 294 Sunday, Sept. 1 — Bogangles’ Southern 500, Darling- 9. Michael Annett, 367 6. Johnny Sauter, 273 Pedro Strop came back Tuesday ton, S.C. Saturday, March 30 — My Bariatric Solutions 300, Fort Worth, Texas (Kyle Busch) 10. Justin Haley, 361 7. Austin Hill, 264 from a hamstring injury that had Sunday, Sept. 8 — Big Machine Vodka 400 at the 11. Ryan Sieg, 360 8. Todd Gilliland, 253 Brickyard, Indianapolis Saturday, April 6 — Alsco 300, Bristol, Tenn. (Chris- sidelined him since May 6. Strop topher Bell) 12. Brandon Jones, 320 9. Harrison Burton, 252 Sunday, Sept. 15 — South Point 400, Las Vegas 13. Ross Chastain, 297 10. Sheldon Creed, 219 Saturday, Sept. 21 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Friday, April 12 — ToyotaCare 250, Richmond, Va. and Steve Cishek have been clos- (Cole Custer) 14. Gray Gaulding, 247 11. Tyler Dippel, 165 Richmond, Va. 15. Brandon Brown, 245 12. Spencer Boyd, 145 ing. Sunday, Sept. 29 — Bank of American ROVAL 400, Saturday, April 27 — MoneyLion 300, Talladega, Ala. (Tyler Reddick) 16. Jeremy Clements, 200 13. Brennan Poole, 143 Concord, N.C. 17. Garrett Smithley, 191 14. Jordan Anderson, 136 “When you get a guy like Kim- Sunday, Oct. 6 — MENCS race, Dover, Del. Saturday, May 4 — Allied Steel Buildings 200, Dover, Del. (Christopher Bell) 18. Josh Williams, 181 15. Gus Dean, 129 brel, whoever was being utilized, Sunday, Oct. 13 — 1000Bulbs.com 500, Talladega, 18. Ray Black Jr., 181 16. Tyler Ankrum, 124 Ala. Saturday, May 25 — Alsco 300, Concord, N.C. (Tyler who was in that role easily steps Reddick) 20. David Starr, 168 17. Austin Wayne Self, 110 Sunday, Oct. 20 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas 18. Cory Roper, 99 City, Kan. Saturday, June 1 — Pocono Green 250, Long Pond, aside,” he said. “When the whole Pa. (Cole Custer) GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCK 19. Angela Ruch, 92 Sunday, Oct. 27 — First Data 500, Martinsville, Va. 20. 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