New Hope Shooting Suspect Charged for Attempted Murder

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CDISPATCH.COM 50 ¢ Newsstand | 40 ¢ Home Delivery Tuesday | February 13, 2018 New Hope shooting suspect charged for attempted murder one count of victim was taken to Baptist Me- Sheriff’s office arrests three suspects possession of morial Hospital-Golden Trian- methamphet- gle and later airlifted to a differ- in incident where victim was shot in face amine. ent area hospital, investigators Deputies previously told The Dispatch. By ISABELLE ALTMAN Saturday and charged with at- with Lowndes Though no one else was in [email protected] tempt to commit an offense (at- County Sher- the home when deputies ar- tempted murder). Rispie Dawn iff’s Office rived, the police report notes Three people have been Crawford, 36, of 112 Robinwood were called investigators found a glass pipe charged in relation to a shoot- Circle, and Marialys Diane to a home on Carr Crawford Crowe beside the bed in plain view, ing in New Hope over the week- Crowe, 25, of 192 Center Street, Center Street prompting deputies to call the end, one with attempted mur- were both charged with acces- a little before 5 p.m. Saturday cording to police reports. The der. sory after the fact. where they found the victim victim was unable to tell depu- narcotics task force. William Ariel Carr, 21, of Crawford was also charged with a gunshot wound to his ties what had happened due to A neighbor told investiga- 192 Center Road, was arrested with two counts and Crowe face and covered in blood, ac- trauma around his mouth. The See Shooting, 6A

CMSD BUILDING A WINNER removing ‘For Sale’ signs at central office Board mum on executive session action

By Slim Smith [email protected]

For sale or not for sale? That was the question during Monday’s meeting of the Columbus Mu- nicipal School Dis- trict Board of Trust- ees. After a motion and Verdell a second to remove the “For Sale” signs on the Brandon Cen- tral Service property, board member Ange- la Verdell asked for Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff some clarification. East Mississippi Community College head football coach Buddy Stephens speaks to Starkville Rotarians at the Starkville “I don’t remem- Country Club Monday. He laid out his roadmap for success and discussed the effects the Netflix series “Last Chance U” had ber if we ever made Spears on his decision to modify his behavior. the decision that Brandon was not for sale,” Verdell said. “Are we making the decision tonight that Brandon is no longer EMCC coach offers his roadmap for success for sale? It’s like we’re being asked to remove the signs, however, the Stephens discusses personal journey, Netflix fame be surrounded by people who think well property is still for sale.” in groups. The district has advertised the with Starkville Rotarians on Monday “To achieve the highest level of suc- central office campus for sale since cess possible, you will work yourself January 2012, when the signs were BY SCOTT WALTERS tional power at Monday’s meeting of the to exhaustion,” Stephens said. “It is first placed on the property. [email protected] Starkville Rotary Club. important to take care of your body to Board president Jason Spears “Success does not happen over- make sure you do not over-extend your- said Brandon is not listed among STARKVILLE — While it is easy to night,” he said. “It is a long process. It self. You have to have a team full of ‘we’ the district’s surplus properties — get caught up in the accomplishments involves a lot of people. As you prepare people. You don’t need players who say a step necessary to actually sell it. of the East Mississippi Community Col- to have success, you have to be aware of ‘I.’ This is a ‘we’ thing. Everybody has to “Unless I overlooked it, the only lege in Buddy Stephens’ 10 seasons as the pitfalls of success.” pull together. Everybody has to push in property that has been declared head coach, Stephens likes to warn of Stephens tied a successful football the same direction.” as surplus property is the Lee the pitfalls of success. program to a successful business. Under Stephens, EMCC won the Na- Middle School property, oh, and Stephens shared his program’s re- He said there are two main pitfalls to tional Junior College Athletic Associa- the Magnolia Bowl,” he said. “So, cruiting philosophy and explained how success. To achieve success, one has to tion (NJCAA) national championships that’s the main reason we want to the program has been built into a na- work to exhaustion. One also needs to See STEPHENS, 6A take the signs down here. We have a fully-functioning operation here. It’s been mentioned before that we have parents coming here and other people coming to this office, but we have ‘for sale’ signs out front.” Public meetings set for superintendent search input Verdell said she still did not remember the board ever making the Candidate application window opens Friday, ends March 23 Inside decision to take the Brandon prop- n OUR VIEW: Your participation erty off the market. By Slim Smith for the next Columbus Mu- The first of the two meet- is needed for Columbus public “The last discussion I remember [email protected] nicipal School District Su- ings, sponsored by the Co- schools. Page 4A about this was that the services we perintendent. lumbus-Lowndes Chamber have here could be moved to Hunt The Mississippi School The MSBA was chosen of Commerce will be held community meeting will School and that this would be for Board Association will hold to conduct the search to from 5:30-7:30 p.m. March be held from 6-8 p.m. at sale,” she said. “I don’t remember a pair of community meet- replace Philip Hickman, 19 at the Courtyard by Mar- site to be determined. That the board ever taking action that ings in March to gather in- whose contract expires June riott on 18th Avenue. meeting will follow separate See Brandon, 6A put as it begins its search 30 and was not renewed. On March 20, another See Meetings, 6A

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1 What Scottish castle is the British meetings Today Feb 15: Royal Family’s longtime summer ■ Pianist Pauline Martin: The Leslie F. retreat? Lowndes County Threadgill Lecture and Artist Series presents 2 What gross-out game show did Joe Supervisors, 9 a guest artist recital by pianist Pauline Martin Rogan host? a.m., County at 7:30 p.m. in Poindexter Hall on the campus 3 What name was given to the Courthouse of Mississippi University for Women. Free. political-economic reforms made in Feb. 20: Colum- Zyuna Easley Carder the 1980s by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev? bus City Council, Second grade, Franklin 4 In what field of design would be Today through Saturday 5 p.m., Munici- encounter kerning, tracking and ■ “Picasso at the Lapine Agile”: Starkville pal Complex High Low justifying? Community Theatre presents this comedy by Feb 28: 57 52 5 Which deck is higher on a ship — Steve Martin at 7:30 p.m. at Playhouse on Lowndes County Chance of rain the quarter deck or poop deck? Main, 108 E. Main St., Starkville. Tickets $15 Supervisors, 9 Full forecast on ($10 students), at the box office. 662-323- a.m., County page 2A. Answers, 6B 6855. Courthouse Wednesday Inside ■ “The Quiltmakers”: A discussion and Classifieds5B Dear Abby 4B the documentary “The Quiltmakers of Gee’s Comics 4B Obituaries 5A Bend,” begins at noon at Mississippi Universi- 138th Year, No. 286 Crossword 6B Opinions 4A ty for Women’s Fant Memorial Library. Earnest Jones enjoys hunting.

DISPATCH CUSTOMER SERVICE 328-2424 | NEWSROOM 328-2471 2A Tuesday, February 13, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Say What? Did you hear? “Once I turned around and saw the scoreboard, it hit me that it was over.” Vanessa Trump taken to hospital New Hope High School senior boys soccer player Cai Earhart, following his team’s 2-1 loss to after white powder scare Tuesday Northeast Jones on Monday. Story, 1B. ‘Truly disgusting that certain individuals choose to express their opposing views with such disturbing behavior’ A Thousand Words Donald Trump Jr. via Twitter

By JAKE PEARSON three patients who were The Associated Press then taken to a hospital for evaluation. NEW YORK — Donald Police said the envelope Trump Jr.’s wife was taken contained a letter but pro- to a New York City hospital vided no other details. on Monday as a precau- Detectives from the tion after she opened an New York Police Depart- envelope addressed to her ment’s intelligence division husband that contained an and Secret Service agents unidentified white powder, were investigating. though police later said the Secret Service Special substance wasn’t danger- Agent Jeffrey Adams said ous, authorities said. in a statement that agents The frightening episode were investigating “a sus- happened after 10 a.m. picious package addressed when Trump, 40, opened to one of our protectees” the letter addressed to in New York but said he the president’s son at her couldn’t comment further. mother’s midtown Man- Vanessa Trump, a for- hattan apartment, investi- mer model, and Donald gators said. She called 911 Trump Jr. have five chil- and said she was coughing dren, none of whom were and felt nauseous, police home at the time of the in- said. cident. “Thankful that Vanessa White House spokes- & my children are safe and woman Sarah Huckabee unharmed after the incred- Sanders said Monday that ibly scary situation that the president spoke by occurred this morning,” phone to Vanessa Trump Donald Trump Jr. wrote about the incident. on Twitter. “Truly disgust- Later, the Republican ing that certain individuals president’s daughter-in-law choose to express their posted a tweet thanking opposing views with such New York’s police and fire disturbing behavior.” departments, the FBI and Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff Evie Vidrine holds her 1-year-old son, Austin Vidrine, in the waiting room of Starkville’s Downtown Martial Arts The New York Fire De- the Secret Service for their Academy while waiting on his sister, Genny Vidrine, 4, to finish her lesson Thursday. “We live in Columbus but partment said it treated help. we come to Starkville all the time for stuff like lessons and shopping, we can’t help it,” Evie said. 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With the GOP’s think we do risk our abil- fiscal responsibility now conservative billionaires ity to go to the voters and in question, the party’s Charles and David Koch, say it matters to have us in commitment to family val- described the recent the majority,” he said. ues also continues to suf- spending from Trump TONIGHT WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY The conservative back- fer as Trump and some and Congress “a far cry Mostly cloudy, a few Morning showers; Mostly cloudy Cloudy, a little rain in Mostly cloudy, showers lash against government high-profile allies strug- from the so-called fiscal showers; mild cloudy, humid the p.m. around; cooler spending comes at a deli- gle under the weight of re- responsibility Americans 51° 68° 63° 76° 60° 61° 43° 56° 41° cate moment for Trump’s peated allegations of sexu- heard on the campaign ALMANAC DATA Republican Party. al misconduct and abuse. trail.” Columbus Monday TEMPERATURE HIGH LOW Monday 45° 35° Normal 59° 36° Record 77° (2017) 11° (1981) PRECIPITATION (in inches) Monday Trace Senate leaders predict a tough Month to date 7.03 Normal month to date 2.31 Year to date 9.16 Normal year to date 7.67 time getting immigration deal TOMBIGBEE RIVER STAGES By ALAN FRAM appearance alongside his two leaders brokered a bi- In feet as of Flood 24-hr. The Associated Press 7 a.m. Mon. Stage Stage Chng. counterpart, Senate Major- partisan $400 billion bud- Amory 20 23.33 +2.31 ity Leader Mitch McCon- get agreement and helped Shown are tomorrow’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. WASHINGTON — The Bigbee 14 17.18 +2.18 nell, R-Ky., at the Universi- shepherd it into law, both Columbus 15 12.17 +2.86 Showers T-Storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Cold Warm Stationary Jetstream Senate’s two top leaders ty of Louisville. men made clear that an im- Fulton 20 18.29 +1.71 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s put on a show of comradery Tupelo 21 6.34 -8.36 WED THU WED THU There was even ribbing migration agreement will as their chamber launched LAKE LEVELS City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Atlanta 63/59/sh 74/63/c Nashville 63/62/r 75/57/c when Schumer presented be tough. In feet as of 24-hr. its immigration debate, but 7 a.m. Mon. Capacity Level Chng. 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The solunar period indicates peak feeding times for “We really do get along, whose state knows a thing said while Democrats have ﬁ sh and game. or two about bourbon, pro- called for “swift action” on Major Minor Major Minor SUN AND MOON MOON PHASES despite what you read in Tue. 10:48a 4:36a 11:12p 5:00p TUE WED NEW FIRST FULL LAST the press,” Senate Minori- claimed, “There’s no such immigration, “Now’s the Wed. 11:34a 5:22a 11:57p 5:46p Sunrise 6:40 a.m. 6:39 a.m. Sunset 5:36 p.m. 5:37 p.m. ty Leader Chuck Schum- thing as Brooklyn bour- time to back up the talk Forecasts and graphics provided by Moonrise 5:13 a.m. 5:55 a.m. er, D-N.Y., said Monday bon.” with the hard work of find- AccuWeather, Inc. ©2018 Moonset 3:48 p.m. 4:43 p.m. Feb 15 Feb 23 March 1 March 9 at a previously scheduled But just days after the ing a solution.” Tuesday, February 13, 2018 3A MSU SPORTS BLOG ONLINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Visit The Dispatch MSU Sports Blog for breaking For only $1.50 per month, print subscribers can get unlimited Bulldog news: www.cdispatch.com/msusports access to story comments, extra photos, newspaper archives and much more with an online subscription. Nonsubscribers can purchase online access for less than $9 per month. @ Go to www.cdispatch.com/subscribe Multi-state crime suspect now to face Mississippi charges Rankin County District Attorney hopes to try the Mississippi charges. in Rankin County for shooting sentenced in October to nearly Authorities believe a series and wounding a jogger near 13 years in prison. Alex Deaton on charges of murder, drive-by of violent crimes that stretched Robinson’s apartment after Deaton faces a possible life for more than 1,000 miles be- Pinter’s death. sentence on the murder charge, shooting and motor vehicle theft gan in the suburbs of Mississip- Deaton resurfaced Feb. 28 plus up to another 30 years on pi’s capital city on Feb. 22, 2017. near Albuquerque, New Mexi- the drive-by-shooting if convict- By JEFF AMY Monday that authorities went to Officials believe Deaton stran- co. He faces an 11-count indicted in Mississippi. Guest said The Associated Press Kansas last week and brought gled his girlfriend, 30-year-old ment in Sandoval County there his goal is to make sure Deaton Alex Deaton back to Missis- Heather Robinson, and stole for trying to kidnap two teen- never leaves prison. BRANDON — A man con- sippi on Friday. Guest said he her SU V. age hikers. Authorities say he Robinson’s mother and oth- victed in Kansas of attempt- hopes to try Deaton late this The next day, Deaton shot shot one of them and stole a car. er family members sat in the ed murder and other charges summer on charges of murder, Brenda Pinter to death as she Before dawn the next morn- audience as Guest spoke to during a series of crimes in drive-by shooting and motor ve- was cleaning a rural church ing, Deaton robbed and stole a reporters Monday, with the several states has been brought hicle theft. near Philadelphia, authorities car from a convenience store mother cradling Robinson’s back to Mississippi to face mur- For now, Deaton is being said. clerk in Pratt, Kansas. He plead- red-covered Bible, which Guest der charges. held without bail in the Rankin Deaton also faces a first-deed guilty in July to attempted said he gave back to the family. Rankin County District County jail. Guest said he didn’t gree murder charge in Nesho- first-degree murder and aggra- Relatives declined to speak to Attorney Michael Guest said know if Deaton has a lawyer for ba County, and he was indicted vated robbery there, and was reporters.

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Travelers flying out of Golden Triangle Regional Airport will have the opportunity to apply for expedit- ed security check-in next month. From March 5-9, GTR will host its third GTR PreCheck enrollment event, according to a GTR press release. Enrollment in the program Hainsey allows travelers to pass through security without having to remove shoes, laptops, liquid bags, belts and light jackets at more than 180 U.S. airports, including GTR, for five years. “We are pleased to offer this service to travelers in our area,” GTR Executive Director Mike Hainsey said in the press release. “The nearest enrollment centers are Birmingham and Greenville, making it difficult for those in Northeast Mississip- Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff pi and West Alabama to participate. We are always Ben Winer, 10-months-old, rides up the escalator inside the Barnes and Noble at Mississippi State University looking for ways to better serve our community.” with his nanny Carrigan McGowen of Aberdeen. “This is literally his favorite thing in the world, and since it’s wet To enroll in the program, travelers must apply outside why not just do it a thousand times if he wants,” McGowen said. Ben is the son of Sam Winer and Kate in person at the airport and pass a background McClellan of Starkville. check, the press release said. The application process takes about 10 minutes and the application fee is $85. Pending a clear background check, travelers will receive notice of enrollment and be assigned a Known Traveler Number. While walk-in appointments are allowed, the Affidavit: Man slammed victim’s head into concrete at bar press release recommended travelers make ap- By Alex Holloway their head into the concrete multi- made available. pointments to apply by going to www.gtra.com and [email protected] ple times. Police responded to the assault, clicking on the PreCheck banner. The assault resulted in severe which happened outside of Gringo’s A Madison man ar- lacerations for the victim, as well as on University Drive, at 1:37 a.m. rested for a Saturday a broken orbital socket, contusion Saturday. Browning was arrested assault in the Cotton District repeatedly to the front left brain lobe, and sev- later that morning on suspicion of slammed his vic- eral broken face bones, according aggravated assault. He’s been re- Mississippi Senators kill changes tim’s head onto the to the affidavit. leased on $10,000 bond. ground, according to Starkville Police Department Aggravated assault, according to school board elections police documents. Public Information Officer Bran- to Mississippi Code Sec. 97-3-7, is The Associated Press An affidavit TheBrowning don Lovelady told The Dispatch punishable by up to 20 years in pris- Dispatch obtained from Starkville the male victim was taken to OCH on and a $10,000 fine. JACKSON — Senators have killed a bill that Municipal Court says Harrison Regional Medical Center and then Browning is currently scheduled would have changed how some Mississippi school S. Browning, 21, head-butted the transferred to another hospital. to appear in Starkville Municipal board members are elected. victim of his assault and slammed The victim’s condition was not Court on March 19. The Senate voted 28-21 Monday to let Senate Bill 2400 die on a procedural move, even though the measure previously passed the Senate 28-23. The bill would have made all school board terms four years long and required board mem- Around the state bers to run for office either when Mississippians Man accused of Fountain is being held It is unclear if Lawson caused the fire. vote for president or governor. without bail. It’s unclear if has a lawyer. McMorris says there shooting 16-year-old he has a lawyer. was “nothing left of the charged Man dies in fatal mobile home” and that MOSS POINT — Po- Police: Man charged firefighters weren’t called lice say the Mississippi Mississippi fire; no one until neighbors on a lit- man accused of shooting with kidnapping after noticed for hours tle-traveled road saw a 16-year-old boy who girl, 17, released SUMMITT — A south- smoke. was visiting his home has JACKSON — Po- west Mississippi man has been charged. lice say a man has been died in a mobile home fire Natchez: Hall taken from Interim Police Chief charged with kidnapping that no one noticed until after a teenage girl was little was left besides ash- church for missed rent Brandon Ashley tells The NATCHEZ — A Mis- released unharmed in es. Sun Herald of Biloxi that sissippi city has repos- Mississippi. Summit Fire Chief what started out as an ar- sessed an auditorium af- gument between 22-year- Jackson police spokes- Stan McMorris tells The ter the church leasing it old Jeylen Fountain and man Roderick Holmes Enterprise-Journal that reportedly skipped years 16-year-old Xavier Da- tells The Clarion-Led- firefighters were called to of rent payments. vison who was visiting ger in a statement that the isolated mobile home The Natchez Democrat Fountain quickly turned 20-year-old Illya Lawson at midmorning Tuesday, reports the agreement fatal Friday night. Xavier was arrested Saturday possibly more than nine between the City of Nat- was shot once in the chest night and charged in the hours after the blaze be- chez and the ChristLife and died at a hospital. Friday morning incident. gan. Church started in 2013 Ashley declined to Holmes says the 17-year- Pike County Coroner and the repossession hap- answer the newspaper’s old girl had been reported Percy Pittman says au- pening late January. question on what the argu- by a parent as being ab- thorities believe badly City Clerk Megan Ed- ment was about. Fountain ducted. burned remains are the monds says the agree- turned himself in to po- Officers were told the body of 49-year-old Chris- ment required the church lice on Saturday and was girl was waiting for the topher S. Jones, who lived to pay $1,500 a month, but charged with manslaugh- school bus to arrive when there. Pittman, though, it hasn’t paid for “several ter-culpable negligence, a man forced her into a says remains have been years.” The church says but the Jackson County dark-colored vehicle. The sent to the state crime lab renovations and repairs jail docket on Monday af- man drove her around in Pearl to make sure. it made to the auditorium ternoon listed Fountain as before releasing her near Pittman says investi- should count toward the charged with murder. her school. gators aren’t sure what rent. 4A Tuesday, February 13, 2018

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ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller Our View Your participation is needed for Columbus public schools By July 1, when the new tendent, the better that pool of school year officially begins, We cannot emphasize strongly enough how important it is for the candidates. the Columbus Municipal School These are three opportu- District will have a new Super- community to be a part of this process... How we, as citizens, play nities for citizens to play their intendent of Schools. roles in this important decision. Given the importance of the our role in choosing the next superintendent will help determine the There will be others as the superintendent’ role, July 1 is process moves forward. a date worth circling on the ultimate success or failure of this process. We cannot emphasize calendar. strongly enough how import- But there are other im- all our or attention and partici- candidates by speaking during On March 19 and March ant it is for the community to portant days, perhaps equally pation. the citizens comment portion 20, citizens also have opportu- be a part of this process. Safe, important, including Feb. 20, On Feb. 20, the Columbus of the Feb. 20 council meeting. nities to share their views on successful public schools are March 19 and March 20. City Council can make two Anyone who wishes to express what they expect from the next the bedrock of any community. These are dates that we, as appointments to the CMSD their preference for a candidate superintendent. On those dates, How we, as citizens, play our citizens and stakeholders, are Board of Trustees, which is an or just wants to offer their views the Mississippi School Board role in choosing the next super- provided opportunities to play important step in the process on what qualifications are most Association, which has been intendent will help determine our roles in helping to shape of choosing a superintendent important in these appoint- hired to put together a pool the ultimate success or failure the future of our public educa- since these appointees will vote ments, can sign up to speak. We of superintendent candidates, of this process. tion system. Directly, for those on who the next superintendent urge citizens to educate them- will hold community meetings We encourage you to attend who have children in the school will be. selves on the candidates and to listen to your ideas, field the city council meeting on Feb. system, and indirectly for Before the council deter- take advantage of this oppor- your questions and explain the 20 and either of the two MSBA everyone else, the choosing of mines those appointees, the tunity. This paper will provide process. The better the MSBA meetings. a superintendent is not an act, public has an opportunity to profiles of each candidate to the understands what the commu- It’s time for all of us to do our but a process, one that demands weigh in on their preferred best of our ability. nity wants in the next superin- job.

From our website Readers comments The following is an edited selection of reader comments posted at the end of stories and columns published on-line. More can be found at www.cdispatch.com. Two CMSD board members calling it quits Rooseter1931: ... One thing that might help with replacing these board members is that the Mayor Smith and the city council members consider more former educators for any open board positions. I’m sorry, but business leaders and parents have no clue about what needs to be done to help qualified teachers prepare and present quality instruction and good administrators to provide support and leadership for the teachers, students, and parents. Also, former educators would have known that the textbook situation that took place at the beginning of Dr. Hickman’s tenure in Columbus was terrible out of order. The series he wanted was a supplemental series that was being used in our state back in the 1980s. Thus, the city council needs to do due diligence in appointing board members. The Nation Today in history Is U.S. being sucked into Syria’s war? Today is Tuesday, Feb. 13, the 44th day Candidate Donald raeli Ministry of Intelli- dogan has threatened Manbij, 80 of 2018. There are 321 days left in the year. Trump may have prom- gence, echoed the FDD: miles to the east, where U.S. troops ised to extricate us “If you (Americans) are commingle with the Kurd defend- Today’s Highlight in History: from Middle East wars, committed to countering ers and U.S. generals were visible n On Feb. 13, 1633, Italian astronomer once ISIS and al-Qaida Iran in the region, then last week. Galileo Galilei arrived in Rome for trial be- were routed, yet events you must do so in Syria Midweek, Erdogan exploded: fore the Inquisition, accused of defending and people seem to be — first.” “(The Americans) tell us, ‘Don’t Copernican theory that the Earth revolved conspiring to keep us Our orders have been come to Manbij.’ We will come to around the sun instead of the other way endlessly enmeshed. cut. Manbij to hand over these territo- around. (Galileo was found vehemently Friday night, a drone, Iran has dismissed as ries to their rightful owners.” suspect of heresy, and ended up being apparently modeled on a “lies” and “ridiculous” The U.S. and Turkey, allies for sentenced to a form of house arrest.) U.S. drone that fell into the charge that it sent six decades, with the largest armies Iran’s hands, intrud- Patrick Buchanan the drone into Israeli in NATO, may soon be staring ed briefly into Israeli airspace. down each other’s gun barrels. On this date: airspace over the Golan If Tehran did, it would Has President Trump thought n In 1542, the fifth wife of England’s Heights, and was shot down by an be an act of monumental stupidity. through where we are going with King Henry VIII, Catherine Howard, was Apache helicopter. Not only did the drone bring devas- this deepening commitment in Syr- executed for adultery. n Israel seized upon this to send tating Israeli reprisals against Syria ia, where we have only 2,000 troops In 1741, Andrew Bradford of Penn- F-16s to strike the airfield whence and embarrass Iran’s ally Russia, it and no allies but the Kurds, while sylvania published the first American the drone originated. Returning brought attacks on Russian-provid- on the other side is the Syrian army, magazine. “The American Magazine, or A home, an F-16 was hit and crashed, ed and possibly Russian-manned air Hezbollah, Russia and Iran, and Monthly View of the Political State of the unleashing the most devastating defenses. Shiite militias from Iraq, Afghani- British Colonies” lasted three issues. Israeli attack in decades on Syria. Moreover, in recent months stan and Pakistan? n In 1861, Abraham Lincoln was Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu Iranian policy — suspending patrol Clearly, we have an obligation officially declared winner of the 1860 says a dozen Syrian and Iranian boat harassment of U.S. warships not to abandon the Kurds, who took presidential election as electors cast their bases and antiaircraft positions — appears crafted to ease tensions most of the casualties in liberating ballots. were struck. and provide no new causes for eastern Syria from ISIS. And we n In 1914, the American Society of Monday’s headline on The Wall Trump to abandon the nuclear deal have a strategic interest in not los- Composers, Authors and Publishers, also Street Journal op-ed page blared: Prime Minister Hassan Rouhani ing Turkey as an ally. known as ASCAP, was founded in New “The Iran-Israel War Flares Up: regards as his legacy. But this calls for active diploma- York. The fight is over a Qods Force pres- Indeed, why would Iran, which, cy, not military action. n In 1933, the Warsaw Convention, gov- ence on the Syria-Israeli border. with Assad, Russia and Hezbollah, And now that the rebels have erning airlines’ liability for international How will the U.S. respond?” is among the victors in Syria’s six- been defeated and the civil war is carriage of persons, luggage and goods, Op-ed writers Tony Badran and year civil war, wish to reignite the almost over, what would be the cost went into effect. Jonathan Schanzer, both from the bloodletting and bring Israeli and and what would be the prospects of n In 1935, a jury in Flemington, New Foundation for the Defense of De- U.S. firepower in on the other side? fighting a new and wider war? What Jersey, found Bruno Richard Hauptmann mocracies, closed thus: In Syria’s southeast, another would victory look like? guilty of first-degree murder in the “The Pentagon and State Depart- incident a week ago may portend an Bibi and the FDD want to see kidnap-slaying of Charles A. Lindbergh ment have already condemned Iran indefinite U.S. stay in that broken U.S. power deployed alongside that Jr., the 20-month-old son of Charles and and thrown their support behind and bleeding country. of Israel, against Iran, Assad and Anne Lindbergh. (Hauptmann was later Israel. The question now is whether To recapture oil fields lost in Hezbollah. But while Israel’s inter- executed.) the Trump administration will go the war, forces backed by Assad ests are clear, what would be the n In 1943, during World War II, the further. ... Secretary of State Rex crossed the Euphrates into territory U.S. vital interest? U.S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve was Tillerson (has) affirmed that the taken from ISIS by the U.S. and our What outcome would justify officially established. U.S. seeks not only to ensure its Kurd allies. The U.S. response was another U.S. war in a region where n In 1968, actress Mae Marsh, known allies’ security but to deny Iran its a barrage of air and artillery strikes all the previous wars in this century mostly for her silent film work (“The Birth ‘dreams of a northern arch’ from that killed 100 soldiers. have left us bleeding, bankrupt, of a Nation”; “Intolerance”), died in Her- Tehran to Beirut. A good way to What this signals is that, though divided and disillusioned? mosa Beach, California, at age 73. achieve both objectives would be ISIS has been all but evicted from When he was running, Donald n In 1974, Nobel Prize-winning Rus- back Israel’s response to Iran’s ag- Syria, the U.S. intends to retain that Trump seemed to understand this. sian author Alexander Solzhenitsyn was gression — now and in the future.” fourth of Syria as a bargaining chip Patrick J. Buchanan, a nationally expelled from the Soviet Union. The FDD is an annex of the in negotiations. syndicated columnist, was a senior n In 1988, the 15th Winter Olympics Israeli lobby and a charter member In the northwest, Turkey has advisor to presidents Richard Nixon, opened in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. of the War Party. sent its Syrian allies to attack Afrin Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan. His —The Associated Press Chagai Tzuriel, who heads the Is- and President Recep Tayyip Er- website is http://buchanan.org/blog. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Tuesday, February 13, 2018 5A Winners and losers under Medicare drug plan in Trump budget High cost of medicines is the leading health Azar is expected to testify on whose individual bills reach said the Trump plan missed the the proposal later this week in a total of more than $8,418 mark. care concern among consumers Congress. apiece. “Instead of picking winners Trump has made bringing But about 4.5 million seniors and losers and leaving big phar- By RICARDO sell Congress on the plan in an down drug costs a top priority, in the group just behind them ma unscathed, the president ALONSO-ZALDIVAR election year. but his administration’s plan could end up spending more should follow through on his The Associated Press In budget documents, the would create winners and los- of their own money. That’s promise to lower high drug pric- administration said its propos- ers. The high cost of medicines because the budget proposes es by getting Republicans in Con- WASHINGTON — Some als strike a balance between is the leading health care con- a change in how Medicare ac- gress to work with Democrats Medicare beneficiaries would improving the popular “Part cern among consumers. counts for manufacturer dis- on behalf of Americans who are face higher prescription drug D” prescription benefit for the Independent experts said counts received by patients getting clobbered at the phar- costs under President Donald 42 million seniors enrolled, the administration’s plan will whose total bills range between macy counter,” Sen. Ron Wyden, Trump’s budget even as the while correcting design flaws help beneficiaries with the $3,750 and $8,418. They could D-Ore., said in a statement. sickest patients save thousands that increase program costs highest prescription drug wind up paying about $1,000 Wyden is the ranking Demo- of dollars, a complex trade- for taxpayers. Health and Hu- costs, an estimated 1 million more. crat on the Finance Committee, off that may make it harder to man Services Secretary Alex of the sickest patients, those A senior Senate Democrat which oversees Medicare.

‘KEEPS ME OFF THE COUCH’ Bill, Melinda Gates turn attention toward poverty in America ‘We are not seeing the mobility out of poverty in the same way in the United States as it used to exist’ Melinda Gates

By SALLY HO The Associated Press

KIRKLAND, Wash. — Bill and Melinda Gates, as the world’s top philanthropists, are rethink- ing their work in America as they confront what they consider their unsatisfactory track record on schools, the country’s growing inequity and a president they disagree with more than any other. In an interview with The Associated Press, the couple said they’re concerned about Presi- dent Donald Trump’s “America first” worldview. They’ve made known their differences with the president and his party on issues including for- eign aid, taxes and protections for immigrant youth in the country illegally. And they said they’re now digging into the lay- ers of U.S. poverty that they haven’t been deeply involved with at the national level, including employment, race, housing, mental health, incarcer- ation and substance abuse. Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff “We are not seeing the mobility out of poverty Cole Little plays disc golf at Lake Lowndes State Park Monday afternoon. He picked the sport up three years ago. in the same way in the United States as it used to “It is fun, active, and keeps me off the couch. It’s good exercise,” said Little. Cole has played in the Columbus exist,” Melinda Gates said. Disc Golf League for two years. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is studying these topics with no plans yet for any par- ticular initiatives, though it has done related work at home in Washington state on a much smaller scale. Last year, it funded a grant for the Center Area obituaries on Budget and Policy Priorities to look into state and federal policies that can reduce poverty. Vanessa Bateast of West Point, James Ronnie Malone and Gladys Thomas; 11 Once the world’s richest man, Microsoft COLUMBUS — Va- A. “Smokey” Doster of CR AWFORD — grandchildren and 22 co-founder Bill Gates has marked a decade since nessa Bateast, 56, died Grenada and Wayne Ronnie K. Malone, 32, great-grandchildren. transitioning away from the tech giant to focus on Feb. 12, 2018, at her Doster of West Point; died Feb. 12, 2018, at Pallbearers will be philanthropy. He said he’s had two meetings with Trump, where they discussed innovation in edu- residence. and sister, Nellie Mays Baptist Memorial Hos- Eddie Atkins, Steve of West Point. cation, energy and health — including vaccines, Services are in- pital-Golden Triangle. Byars, Billy Tingle, Jeff Pallbearers will be which Trump has voiced skepticism about. complete and will be Services are in- Eiland, Lance Pannell “I got, both times, to talk about the miracle announced by Carter’s Wayne Doster, Shannon complete and will be Doster, Lee Keenum, and Shayne Pate. of vaccines and how those are good things,” Bill Funeral Services of announced by Carter’s Gates said. Columbus. Tommy Henley, Tucker Funeral Services of Henley and Wesley Columbus. Tennie Cunningham Ollie Porter Jenkins. COLUMBUS — Ten- We had questions about cremation. nie Cunningham, 75, COLUMBUS — Ol- Lula Jones We found the lie W. Porter, 59, died Carolyn Sterling ALICEVILLE, Ala. died Feb. 10, 2018, at Feb. 11, 2018, at Aurora BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Lula Mae Jones, 91, Baptist Memorial Hos- answers here. Health and Rehab of — Carolyn Sterling, 49, died Feb. 6, 2018. pital-Golden Triangle. Columbus. died Feb. 9, 2018, at her Home-gong cele- Services are in- Call today. residence. Services are in- bration will be noon complete and will be Home-going celebra- complete and will be Saturday at James and announced by Carter’s announced by Carter’s tion will be noon Friday Lola Lavender Memo- at New Salem Baptist Funeral Services of Funeral Services of rial Chapel with L. P. Columbus. Columbus. Church with the Rev. English officiating. Lowndes Funeral Home and Crematory Columbus, MS • (662) 328-1808 Dr. Herman Peters Burial will follow at officiating. Burial will Magnolia Memorial Pete Linley follow at the church WEST POINT — Gardens. Visitation will cemetery. Visitation be Friday from noon- Raymond E. “Pete” will be Thursday from Ira G. “Ikey” Guy Linley, 79, died Feb. 12, 4 p.m. at Lavender’s 4-5 p.m. at Lavender’s Funeral Services. Mr. Ira G. “Ikey” Guy, 86, passed away Sunday, 2018, at his residence. Funeral Service. Services will be February 11, 2018 at Noxubee General Hospital 2 p.m. Thursday at Dorene Keating in Macon, MS. A funeral service is planned Calvert Funeral Home Themoria Colvin REFORM, Ala. — for Tuesday, February 13, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. at Chapel with the Rev. ALICEVILLE, Ala. Dorene P. Keating, Salem Memorial Church near Macon with Bro. Kirk Chapman offici- — Themoria “Moria” 86, died Feb. 11, 2018, Glenn Miller officiating. Interment will follow ating and assisted by Colvin, 65, died Feb. 10, at Fayette Medical in the church cemetery. Visitation will be held Larry Reese. Burial will 2018, at her residence. Center. at Cockrell Funeral Home Monday evening from follow at Greenwood Memorial Cele- Services will be 11 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. Memorials may be made to Cemetery in West bration will be 2 p.m. a.m. Wednesday at Salem Cemetery Fund, 23 Hunter St., Macon, Point. Visitation will Saturday at Jame and Skelton Funeral Home Mattie Mae Phillips MS 39341. Cockrell Funeral Home of Macon is Lola Lavender Memo- Visitation: honored to be entrusted with the arrangements. be Wednesday from Chapel with Brannon Saturday, Feb. 17 • 11 AM 5-8 p.m. at the funeral rial Chapel with Robert Pinion officiating. Buri- Memorial Gunter Peel Funeral Home Ira Gaines Guy was born on November 21, home. Stewart officiating. al will follow at Mem- College Street location 1931 in Macon, MS to the late Jim and Ruth Services: Jackson Guy. He was a graduate of Macon High Mr. Linely was born ory Hill Gardens of Saturday, Feb. 17 • Noon Betty Sansing Memorial Gunter Peel Funeral Home School and Mississippi State University with in Marion County, Ala- Tuscaloosa, Alabama. College Street location bama on Feb. 7, 1939, to MACON — Betty Visitation will be one a degree in education. After graduating from college he entered the U.S. Air Force. While he the late Wiley Anderson Fay Sansing died Feb. hour prior to service at Florence Atkins and Evie Burlesson Lin- 12, 2018, at her resi- the funeral home. Services: was stationed in Colorado, he met and married ley. He was formerly em- dence. Ms. Keating was Saturday , Feb. 17 • 11 AM Ella Mae Schwindt. They lived in Colorado for a Memorial Gunter Peel period of time before moving back to Macon, MS. ployed as a welder for Services are in- born in Fayette County, 2nd Avenue N location CECO in Columbus and complete and will be Alabama to the late Ar- He began his teaching career at Noxubee County a member of the Church announced by Cock- chie Pinion and Nettie School District and taught there for thirty-three William Boothroyd years. In his spare time, Mr. Guy enjoyed fishing, of God in Refuge. He rell Funeral Home of Gant Pinion. She was Incomplete was a member of the Macon. formerly employed by 2nd Ave N location hunting and working with horses. Barton Ferry Hunting Westinghouse and was Mr. Guy is survived by his wife of 61 years: Club. Mattie Phillips a member of Reform John L. Beale Ella Schwindt Guy of Macon and by two sons: In addition to his par- Mattie Mae Phil- Baptist Church. Incomplete Jimmy Guy (Sheila) of Macon and Rodney Guy 2nd Ave N location ents, he was preceded in lips,87, died Feb. 12, In addition to her (Debbie) of Westover, Al. He is also survived by death by his wife, Mary 2018, at Baptist Memo- parents, she was pre- three grandsons: Brad Guy (Amanda) and Tyler Frances Kendricks rial Hospital-Golden ceded in death by her Guy (Jennifer) both of Macon and Bryan Guy Linley; daughter, Pat Triangle. sisters, Kathleen Byars (Jillian) of Crossville, TN. He is also survived by Norton; and sisters, Nila Services will be noon and Nellie Ruth Woods. eight great-grandchildren: Taylor Guy, Brennan Davis and Vivle Linley. Saturday at Memorial She is survived by Guy, Spencer Guy, Colton Guy, Clara Guy, and He is survived by Gunter Peel College her daughters, Shela Carlee Guy, all of Macon and Will Guy and Whitleigh Guy of Crossville, TN. his daughters, Gayle Street. Chapel. Visita- Kay Noland and Doret- memorialgunterpeel.com Jenkins and Linda Bris- tion will be held one ta Martin; son, Wendell bine both of West Point; hour prior to service at Jerome Keating; sis- sons, Zackary Doster the church. ters, Della Ruth Atkins Paid Obituary - Cockrell Funeral Home 6A Tuesday, February 13, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com State attorneys general: No citizenship question on census Diminished participation ulate the count by scaring peo- Diminished participation would be detrimental to states because it would be detrimental to states, ple away from being counted the letter said, because it would — causing grave harm to the would impact a range of outcomes, from political representation in impact a range of outcomes, states and our residents — is Congress to federal funding of programs used by the states from political representation in inconsistent with those obliga- Congress to federal funding of tions,” the officials wrote. The Associated Press migrants and cause a popula- The letter said they were programs used by the states. They were joined by Con- tion undercount. opposing a request by the U.S. There was no immediate necticut, Delaware, the District NEW YORK — A coalition New York Attorney General Department of Justice to add comment from the Commerce of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, of state attorneys general on Eric Schneiderman, Massachu- the question, and that it would Department. Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Missis- Monday urged the U.S. Depart- setts Attorney General Maura chill “participation in the 2020 The U.S. Census Bureau is sippi, New Jersey, New Mexico, ment of Commerce to not add Healey and California Attorney census by noncitizens and nat- obligated to carry out an “actu- Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode a question about citizenship to General Xavier Becerra led a uralized citizens alike” over al enumeration,” the letter said. Island, Vermont and Washing- the 2020 census, saying it could letter sent to Commerce Secre- fears about confidentiality and “Including a question on the ton. The governor of Colorado lower participation among im- tary Wilbur Ross. possible data-sharing. 2020 Census that would manip- also signed on.

Courtesy photo/google.com The Columbus Municipal School District board voted Monday to remove “For Sale” signs from the Brandon Cen- tral Services property. The district first posted the signs at its central office campus in January 2012. Brandon Continued from Page 1A said Brandon would not v ironment Spears did not say and Cook Elementary be for sale.” and had cir- what those actions were schools. Spears said that if cumvented at the board table, howev- Teachers of the Year someone wanted to pur- the super- er, and declined to com- were Demetria Wilson chase the Brandon prop- intendent ment when The Dispatch (Columbus Success Acad- erty, the district could by talking contacted him this morn- emy), Jakeiro Dismuke still entertain offers after to staff and ing. (McKellar), Sarita O’Neal the removal of the signs. issuing or- Specifically, he would (Cook), Amy Smith-Clark Hickman Board attorney David ders with- not confirm the board’s (Fairview), Julia McDill Dunn agreed. out the superintendent’s response to Hickman’s (Franklin Academy), “If somebody is willing knowledge. Dunn had allegation or whether the Takaia Burnett (Sale), to make an offer, I’m sure said he would have direc- board took any action to Danah Robert (Stokes- the property could be- tion for the board on the reprimand Hickman in Beard) and Ashley Mc- come for sale,” Dunn said. subject in time for Mon- light of the financial irreg- Gregory (Columbus Mid- day’s meeting. “At that point, you would ularities. dle). Hickman’s complaint have to declare it surplus The Dispatch could McGregory was cho- came amid a board inves- property first. Taking the not reach Hickman for sen as the district’s over- tigation into financial ir- signs down won’t affect comment by press time. all Teacher of the Year that.” regularities, including the The vote and actions superintendent spending while Columbus High technically become pub- $15,000 with a Califor- principal Lori Cargile was lic after the board pub- Hickman status unclear nia-based reputation man- chosen as Administrator lishes its minutes, which After a two-hour exec- agement firm between of the Year. should occur within 30 utive session the board June 2016 and June 2017. Alfred Brandon, the days of the action. refused to disclose any After the executive interim principal at Cook, specific action it took. session ended and the was announced as the per- At its last meeting, the regular session resumed, Teachers of the Year manent principal at Cook board asked Dunn to put Spears announced the In other board action, while Ben Alexander, cur- together a response to a board had considered six the district recognized its rently an assistant prin- letter from Hickman that personnel issues, voting Teachers of the Year and cipal at Starkville High claimed Spears and oth- unanimously on four of Administrator of the Year School, was announced as er board members had them and 3-1 on the other and announced the hiring the new principal at Fair- created a hostile work en- two. of principals at Fairview view Elementary. Meetings Continued from Page 1A meetings for district ad- public an opportunity to mation gathered at the said they believe are im- ministrators (2 p.m.) and come out and express meetings will go through portant.” teachers (4 p.m.). themselves, ask ques- a process to help the CMSD will begin “These are important tions and provide their board put together in- accepting applications meetings for a couple of insight in what they terview question for the from superintendent reasons,” CMSD Board would be looking for in candidates and analyze candidates Friday. The President Jason Spears the next superintendent. candidates based on the window to apply closes said. “First, it gives the Second, all the infor- qualities the public has March 23. Stephens Continued from Page 1A in 2011, 2013, 2014 and college football is not the have some players who meanor, Stephens sought 2017. planned destination point come from rural situa- the counsel of many. At During the 2017 sea- but it can get you to where tions who don’t have any a national coaches con- son, EMCC won its first you want to go.” financial backing. There vention, Stephens had six games before losing Stephens asked the are good kids, who simply a chance meeting with a regular-season game audience how many had need a chance. Playing legendary Duke men’s at Northwest Mississip- seen “Last Chance U,” junior college ball in our basketball coach Mike pi Community College. a Netflix documentary program is not the last Krzyzewski. The Lions fell to seventh which chronicled the chance; it’s simply the “He has three daugh- nationally but regrouped EMCC program during next chance.” ters just like I do,” Ste- with two more regu- both the 2015 and 2016 The first season of the phens said. “I asked him lar-season wins, two state seasons. After the debut Netflix documentary in- what was the best way playoff wins and a victo- of the series in 2015, Ste- cluded a season-ending to coach my players in a ry over Arizona Western phens vowed a change in brawl in a regular-season way that would not bring College to win the Missis- his personal demeanor. game against Mississippi embarrassment to my sippi Bowl and the nation- “I am really sorry for Delta Community Col- three daughters. He said al title. those of you who watched lege. That brawl banned to coach from you heart. “Football teaches you that,” Stephens said. “We EMCC from postsea- He told me when I told about adversity,” Ste- are all always changing. son play in 2015. The players something that it phens said. “How do you Most often, the change is Lions also had to play needed to come from my respond when you get for the good. As a Chris- short-handed in the sea- heart. knocked down? We have tian, we are called to be son opener for the 2016 “I have taken that ad- to deal with a lot of ad- better fathers, servants, season. A loss in that vice to heart,” he added. versity in each of the past leaders of men. This is a opener knocked the Lions “That conversation meant three seasons. It’s not al- not a ‘Last Chance U’ for out of that season’s nation- a lot to me.” ways easy. That is what ju- everybody. In some cases, al championship hunt. Follow Dispatch sports nior college football is all we have players who come While working to writer Scott Walters on about. Often times, junior from good situations. We change his coaching de- Twitter @dispatchscott Shooting Continued from Page 1A tors she had been sitting the scene in a 2012 silver ing was self defense, ac- lieve the shooting to be Log on. in her house when she Hyundai being driven by cording to police reports. drug-related and not a heard “a loud boom like another white woman. Crawford told investiga- random act of violence. a shotgun” and accord- Deputies later pulled tors Carr threw the bar- Carr’s bond has been ing to police reports. She over the vehicle at a gas rel of the gun he used to set at $150,000, while said she heard a woman station near the intersec- shoot the victim into the Crowe’s and Crawford’s scream “Why did you tion of Idlewild and Air- woods near the house, but bonds were set at $10,000 do that?” and then saw line roads and took the investigators were unable each. All three are still two people, a white man suspects into custody. to find it. in custody at Lowndes and a white woman, run Carr and Crawford LCSO previously re- County Adult Detention down the road and flee both claimed the shoot- ported investigators be- Center. www.cdispatch.com SPORTS EDITOR SECTION Adam Minichino: 327-1297 SPORTS LINE 662-241-5000 B Sports THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n Tuesday, February 13, 2018 PREP SOCCER: Northeast Jones 2, New Hope 1 COLLEGE BASEBALL MSU P Stephens arrested for driving under the influence

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STARKVILLE — The Mississippi Highway Patrol arrested Mississippi State freshman pitcher Zane Stephens on Sunday for driving under the influence. He was released on bond. Neither MSU nor MSU coach Andy Cannizaro has com- mented on Stephens’ arrest. The 5-foot-11, 163-pound Stephens is projected to have a Role out of the bullpen. He was a top-500 recruit, according to Perfect Game. No. 23 MSU will begin its season at 4 p.m. Friday against No. 21 Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg in Game 1 of a three- game weekend series. MSU already has lost Spencer Stephens Price to a preseason injury that will require Tommy John surgery. See ROUNDUP, 3B TCU going for fifth

David Miller/Special to The Dispatch New Hope High School midfielder Connor Rose looks to make a move against Northeast Jones in their match CWS trip in a row Monday night in the second round of the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Class 4A State tournament in Columbus. By ERIC OLSON The Associated Press

OMAHA, Neb. — The TCU baseball team is TROJANS CAN’T OVERCOME SLOW START looking for some history. A deep pitching staff could lead the way for the Horned Frogs. By DAVID MILLER The Trojans fell behind 1-0 in the the first time since 2005, coach An- TCU enters the 2018 baseball season looking Special to The Dispatch first half for the third-straight game, drew Olsen’s senior season at the to join Stanford as the only programs to make then went down 2-0 six minutes out school. five-straight College World Series appearances The New Hope High School’s of the break. Jake Crosson converted New Hope loses 12 seniors, in- since the NCAA went to its current tournament boys soccer team’s late-season a penalty kick a minute later, but the cluding its entire backline. format in 1999. surge and best season since 2005 Tigers parked the bus for the last 35 “Once I turned around and saw The Horned Frogs have the makings for one ended Monday in a 2-1 loss to North- minutes and escaped with a win, de- the scoreboard, it hit me that it was of the top pitching staffs in the nation, led by east Jones in the second round of spite a pair of shots that hit the post in over,” said Cai Earhart, New Hope starters Jared Janczak, Nick Lodolo and Sean the Mississippi High School Activ- the waning minutes. center back. “Thanks to all the fans Wymer and closer Durbin Feltman. ities Association (MHSAA) Class New Hope (13-5) advanced to and the teammates I played with.” The biggest question mark is their everyday lineup. Five newcomers probably will start, join- 4A State tournament. the second round of the playoffs for See NEW HOPE, 4B ing first baseman Luken Baker, right fielder Con- nor Wanhanen and left fielder Josh Watson. “We talk a lot, especially this year, about re- setting to zero because last year’s group was awesome and the year before that was awesome and the year before that as well,” Wanhanen said. “This is a completely different team.” TCU is a consensus top-10 team nationally and picked to finish behind two-time defending champion Texas Tech in the Big 12 Conference. D1Baseball.com selected shortstop Adam Ovie- do for its preseason freshman of the year and See TCU, 3B

MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Ole Miss’ Kennedy will step down at end of this season David Miller/Special to The Dispatch ABOVE, RIGHT: New Hope High School senior midfielder Toni Nogales tries to control the ball during a 2-1 loss to By The Associated Press Northeast Jones in the Class 4A State tournament Monday night. ABOVE, LEFT: New Hope defender Xavier Harrison prepares to kick the ball upfield. OXFORD — Ole Miss men’s basketball coach Andy Kennedy and the school are parting ways after 12 seasons. Kennedy announced Monday his decision to PREP PLAYER OF THE WEEK step down as coach at the end of the season. The decision comes two days after Ole Miss (11-14, 4-8 CCA’s Studdard becoming confident scorer Southeastern Conference) lost at LSU to extend its losing streak to By Adam Minichino 11, 140-pound soph- and our team has and Kemper Academy. The [email protected] five. omore guard listens been working real- wins helped CCA (11-10) Kennedy is the winningest to music while he ly good,” Studdard wrap up the No. 1 seed for STEENS — Lawson coach at Ole Miss with 245 wins, shoots. When you’re said. “Coach (Greg this week’s Mississippi As- Kennedy Studdard doesn’t mind the ranking 18th in SEC history. This training for two Watkins) has been sociation of Independent quiet. season he picked up his 100th hours up to five days helping me, telling Schools (MAIS) Class A Like most schools, Co- SEC regular-season win and is the only Ole Miss a week, you need me how to get better lumbus Christian Acade- North State tournament at coach to reach that accomplishment. plenty of things to and what I need to my’s gym empties after a Studdard Calhoun Academy. Kennedy was hired in March of 2006, replac- occupy your time, so work on.” long day of school and fol- For his accomplish- ing Rod Barnes, who at the time was the most Studdard also works The time alone lowing the practices of the ments, Studdard is The Dis- successful coach in program history. The Rebels on his mid-range game or with some of his team- boys and girls basketball patch’s Prep Player of the won the 2013 Southeastern Conference tourna- with both hands and his mates is paying off. Last teams. Week. ment championship and have made the NCAA That’s when Studdard ballhandling. week, Studdard scored 25, Studdard and CCA will tournament twice under Kennedy. There were begins the second part of “I have been working 21, and 14 points in victo- take on the winner of to- also six other postseason appearances. his day. really hard, coming to the ries against Calhoun Acad- day’s game between North “I woke up Sunday morning with a true gym about every night, emy, Hebron Christian, Sometimes the 5-foot- See STUDDARD, 3B See KENNEDY, 3B 2B Tuesday, February 13, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

50. Leif Nordgren, United States, 38:40.4 (5). 3. Ayumu Hirano, Japan, (87.5; 95.25) 95.25 Women’s 10km Pursuit (Q). briefly Basketball 1. Laura Dahlmeier, Germany, 30:35.3 (1). 4. Ben Ferguson, United States, (91.0; 89.75) CALENDAR NBA 2. Anastasiya Kuzmina, Slovakia, 31:04.7 (4). 91.0 (Q). EASTERN CONFERENCE 3. Anais Bescond, France, 31:04.9 (1). 5. Raibu Katayama, Japan, (85.5; 90.75) 90.75 Mississippi State Atlantic Division 4. Marte Olsbu, Norway, 31:42.6 (4). (Q). Prep Baseball W L Pct GB 5. Hanna Oeberg, Sweden, 31:44.2 (3). 6. Jan Scherrer, Switzerland, (84.0; 16.0) 84.0 Vivians, McCowan on Naismith Late Season list Today’s Games Toronto 39 16 .709 — 6. Denise Herrmann, Germany, 31:54.7 (2). (Q). Boston 40 18 .690 ½ 7. Veronika Vitkova, Czech Republic, 32:12.6 7. Chase Josey, United States, (47.75; 83.75) STARKVILLE — Combining to form the top-scoring duo in the Heritage Academy at Tuscaloosa Academy, 4 p.m. Philadelphia 29 25 .537 9½ (3). 83.75 (Q). Southeastern Conference, Mississippi State women’s basketball New York 23 35 .397 17½ 8. Lena Haecki, Switzerland, 32:16.8 (3). 8. Jake Pates, United States, (59.5; 82.25) Prep Basketball Brooklyn 19 39 .328 21½ U.S. Finisher 82.25 (Q). players Victoria Vivians and Teaira McCowan were named Monday to 47. Emily Dreissigacker, United States, 35:36.7 9. Patrick Burgener, Switzerland, (82.0; 50.25) Mississippi High School Activities Association Southeast Division the Naismith Trophy Late Season Top 30, the Atlanta Tipoff Club. W L Pct GB (4). 82.0 (Q). (MHSAA) Washington 32 24 .571 — Cross-Country Skiing 10. Yuto Totsuka, Japan, (80.0; 65.25) 80.0 (Q). Vivians and McCowan combine to average 38.7 points per game Miami 30 26 .536 2 At Pyeongchang, South Korea Women’s Slopestyle for No. 2 MSU (26-0, 12-0 EC), which is one of the nation’s two remain- Class 6A, Region 2 tournament Charlotte 23 33 .411 9 Men’s Sprint Classic Final Ranking At South Panola High School, Batesville Orlando 18 38 .321 14 Qualification 1. Jamie Anderson, United States, (83.0; 34.56) ing unbeaten teams. Atlanta 18 39 .316 14½ 1. Ristomatti Hakola, Finland, 3:08.54 (Q). 83.0. Having the best season of her MSU career, Vivians is third in the Today’s Games Central Division 2. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo, Norway, 3:08.73 2. Laurie Blouin, Canada, (49.16; 76.33) 76.33. W L Pct GB (Q). 3. Enni Rukajarvi, Finland, (45.85; 75.38) SEC in scoring (19.7 ppg.). The Carthage native has scored double Columbus (girls) vs, Oxford, 4 p.m. Cleveland 33 22 .600 — 3. Alexander Bolshunov, OA Russia, 3:10.20 75.38. figures in 25 games, including 13 with 20 or more points. Columbus (boys) at South Panola, 5:30 p.m. Milwaukee 31 24 .564 2 (Q). 4. Silje Norendal, Norway, (73.91; 47.66) 73.91. Indiana 32 25 .561 2 4. Maicol Rastelli, Italy, 3:11.32 (Q). 5. Jessika Jenson, United States, (72.26; 41.11) On the year she is shooting 49.6 percent from the field, 39.3 NOTE: Girls consolation and championship games Detroit 27 29 .482 6½ 5. Teodor Peterson, Sweden, 3:11.55 (Q). 72.26. percent from the 3-point range, and 83.5 percent from the free-throw will be at 4 and 7 p.m. The boys consolation and Chicago 20 36 .357 13½ 6. Alexander Panzhinskiy, OA Russia, 3:11.63 6. Hailey Langland, United States, (41.26; 71.8) WESTERN CONFERENCE (Q). 71.8. line. She also averages 5.7 rebounds and 1.6 steals per game. championship games will be at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Southwest Division 7. Oskar Svensson, Sweden, 3:12.02 (Q). 7. Sina Candrian, Switzerland, (66.35; 39.8) McCowan is fourth in the league in scoring (19 ppg.) and first in W L Pct GB 8. Viktor Thorn, Sweden, 3:12.19 (Q). 66.35. Class 6A, Region 3 Houston 42 13 .764 — 9. Federico Pellegrino, Italy, 3:13.18 (Q). 8. Sofya Fedorova, OA Russia, (27.53; 65.73) rebounding (13.3). The Brenham, Texas, native is shooting 61.9 percent At Murrah High, Jackson San Antonio 35 23 .603 8½ 10. Calle Halfvarsson, Sweden, 3:13.27 (Q). 65.73. from the field, which is second in the conference. New Orleans 30 26 .536 12½ 11. Paal Golberg, Norway, 3:13.71 (Q). Other U.S. finisher Today’s Games Memphis 18 37 .327 24 12. Emil Iversen, Norway, 3:14.36 (Q). 11. Julia Marino, United States, (55.85; 41.05) McCowan, who blocks 2.0 shots per game, has 18 double-dou- 13. Alexej Poltaranin, Kazakhstan, 3:14.43 (Q). 55.85. Starkville (girls) vs. Madison Central, 4 p.m. Dallas 18 39 .316 25 bles, the fourth-best total in the nation and two back of tying the MSU Northwest Division 14. Alexey Vitsenko, OA Russia, 3:14.56 (Q). SPEEDSKATING Starkville (boys) vs. Madison Central, 5:30 p.m. W L Pct GB 15. Marko Kilp, Estonia, 3:15.05 (Q). Women’s 1,500 record. Minnesota 35 24 .593 — 16. Sebastian Eisenlauer, Germany, 3:15.06 1. Ireen Wust, Netherlands, 1:54.35. McCowan, who set the State single-season rebounds record, rates NOTE: Girls consolation and championship games Oklahoma City 32 25 .561 2 (Q). 2. Miho Takagi, Japan, 1:54.55. will be at 4 and 7 p.m. The boys consolation and Portland 31 26 .544 3 17. Jovian Hediger, Switzerland, 3:15.86 (Q). 3. Marrit Leenstra, Netherlands, 1:55.26. third in the country in rebounding, including first on the offensive glass, Denver 30 26 .536 3½ 18. Eirik Brandsdal, Norway, 3:15.95 (Q). 4. Lotte Van Beek, Netherlands, 1:55.27. and eighth in field goal percentage. championship games will be at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Utah 29 28 .509 5 19. Simeon Hamilton, United States, 3:16.13 5. Brittany Bowe, United States, 1:55.54. Pacific Division (Q). 6. Nao Kodaira, Japan, 1:56.11. MSU will return to action at 7:30 p.m. Thursday (SEC Network) Class 5A, Region 2 W L Pct GB 20. Baptiste Gros, France, 3:16.27 (Q). 7. Ida Njatun, Norway, 1:56.46. against Vanderbilt. A win would clinch the Bulldogs a share of their first At Saltillo High Golden State 44 13 .772 — 21. Iivo Niskanen, Finland, 3:16.37 (Q). 8. Heather Bergsma, United States, 1:56.74. L.A. Clippers 29 26 .527 14 22. Thomas Bing, Germany, 3:16.66 (Q). Other U.S. Finisher SEC regular-season title. Today’s Games L.A. Lakers 23 32 .418 20 23. Lauri Vuorinen, Finland, 3:16.69 (Q). 22. Mia Manganello, United States, 1:59.93. n In related news, MSU remained at No. 2 in The Associated Sacramento 17 38 .309 26 24. Martti Jylhae, Finland, 3:16.79 (Q). West Point (girls) vs. Lafayette, 4 p.m. Phoenix 18 40 .310 26½ 25. Peter Mlynar, Slovakia, 3:16.82 (Q). Monday’s Scores Press Top 25. West Point (boys) at Saltillo, 8:30 p.m. 26. Len Valjas, Canada, 3:17.11 (Q). CURLING Monday’s Games 27. Aliaksandr Voranau, Belarus, 3:17.12 (Q). Mixed Doubles Fans can discuss the record-setting start with MSU coach Vic NOTE: Girls and boys consolation and championship 28. Kamil Bury, Poland, 3:17.15 (Q). Bronze Medal Schaefer at 7-8 tonight in another edition of DawgTalk at The Veranda. New Orleans 118, Detroit 103 29. Richard Jouve, France, 3:17.69 (Q). OA Russia 8, Norway 4 games will be at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Girls and Philadelphia 108, New York 92 30. Erik Bjornsen, United States, 3:17.69 (Q). ICE HOCKEY Fans unable to attend are encouraged to tweet questions to MSU’s boys championship games will be at 6 and 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 114, Brooklyn 101 Women’s Sprint Classic Women official Twitter account, @HailStateWBK. Chicago 105, Orlando 10 Qualification Canada 4, Finland 1 Friday. Utah 101, San Antonio 99 1. Stina Nilsson, Sweden, 3:08.74 (Q). n Softball team’s Davidson selected SEC Freshman of the Golden State 129, Phoenix 83 2. Maiken Caspersen Falla, Norway, 3:09.13 Week: At Birmingham, Alabama, Catcher/infielder Mia Davidson was Class 4A, Region 2 Today’s Games (Q). Tennis At Davis Event Center, Fulton Miami at Toronto, 6 p.m. 3. Krista Parmakoski, Finland, 3:12.30 (Q). named Monday the first Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Atlanta at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. 4. Hanna Falk, Sweden, 3:12.54 (Q). ATP World Tour Week for the 2018 softball season. Today’s Games Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. 5. Katja Visnar, Slovenia, 3:15.24 (Q). Houston at Minnesota, 7 p.m. New York Open Davidson is the first freshman Bulldogs to earn the weekly honor Caledonia (girls) vs. Shannon, 7 p.m. 6. Natalia Nepryaeva, OA Russia, 3:15.65 (Q). Monday Sacramento at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 7. Jessica Diggins, United States, 3:15.76 (Q). At Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum since pitching ace Alexis Silkwood was named SEC Freshman of the Caledonia (boys) vs. Itawamba Agricultural, 8:30 p.m. San Antonio at Denver, 9:30 p.m. 8. Ida Ingemarsdotter, Sweden, 3:16.06 (Q). Uniondale, New York Week twice over the 2014 season. Wednesday’s Game Wednesday’s Games 9. Sadie Bjornsen, United States, 3:16.12 (Q). Purse: $668,460 (WT250) Atlanta at Detroit, 6 p.m. 10. Heidi Weng, Norway, 3:16.28 (Q). Surface: Hard-Indoor The accolade comes after the Hillsborough, North Carolina, native Amory (girls) vs. Caledonia-Shannon winner, 4 p.m. Charlotte at Orlando, 6 p.m. 11. Anamarija Lampic, Slovenia, 3:16.57 (Q). Singles led all SEC freshman at the plate with a .667 average in the opening Miami at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. 12. Sophie Caldwell, United States, 3:17.06 (Q). First Round Amory (boys) vs. Caledonia-Itawamba Agricultural Indiana at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. 13. Ingvild Flugstad Ostberg, Norway, 3:17.35 Ivo Karlovic, Croatia, def. Jared Donaldson, weekend. She also tied with teammate senior utility player Morgan Bell winner, 5:30 p.m. Washington at New York, 6:30 p.m. (Q). United States, 6-4, 7-6 (4). for an SEC-leading 1.333 slugging percentage. L.A. Clippers at Boston, 7 p.m. 14. Anna Dyvik, Sweden, 3:17.99 (Q). Dudi Sela, Israel, def. Nikoloz Basilashvili (8), NOTE: Girls consolation and championship games L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 7 p.m. 15. Yulia Belorukova, OA Russia, 3:18.26 (Q). Georgia, 6-4, 6-4. MSU (4-0) made history with four consecutive shutouts to win the will be at 4 and 7 p.m. The boys consolation and Oklahoma City at Memphis, 7 p.m. 16. Sandra Ringwald, Germany, 3:18.43 (Q). Ryan Harrison (6), United States, def. Donald Bulldog Kickoff Classic, marking the first time in program history it has Sacramento at Houston, 7 p.m. 17. Kathrine Rolsted Harsem, Norway, 3:18.48 Young, United States, 6-3, 7-6 (4). championship games will be at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Toronto at Chicago, 7 p.m. (Q). Frances Tiafoe, United States, def. Sebastian opened a season blanking opponents in four-straight games. 18. Gaia Vurich, Italy, 3:19.01 (Q). Korda, United States, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. Phoenix at Utah, 8 p.m. 19. Johanna Matintalo, Finland, 3:19.04 (Q). Class 4A, Region 4 Golden State at Portland, 9:30 p.m. Doubles Davidson started all four contests for the Bulldogs, earning three 20. Nadine Faehndrich, Switzerland, 3:19.42 First Round At Noxubee County High, Macon Thursday’s Games (Q). starts behind the plate. She went 8-for-12 with a walk, two doubles, and Denver at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Peter Gojowczyk, Germany, and Treat Huey, Today’s Game 21. Laurien Van der Graaff, Switzerland, Philippines, def. Mackenzie McDonald and Max two home runs. Davidson scored a team-leading six runs and had five L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 3:19.62 (Q). Schnur, United States, 6-2, 6-4. RBIs. New Hope (girls) vs. Kosciusko, 6 p.m. 22. Justyna Kowalczyk, Poland, 3:20.00 (Q). 23. Katerina Berouskova, Czech Republic, ATP World Tour Argentina MSU will return to action on at 4 p.m. Thursday against Tennessee Thursday’s Games Hockey 3:20.09 (Q). Martin at Nusz Park. 24. Kerttu Niskanen, Finland, 3:20.48 (Q). Open Louisville (girls) vs. New Hope-Kosciusko winner, 4 p.m. NHL Monday EASTERN CONFERENCE 25. Katharina Henning, Germany, 3:22.64 (Q). n Rudolph, Ross in top 10 at USA Individual: At Mobile, New Hope (boys) vs. Louisville, 5:30 p.m. 26. Elisabeth Schicho, Germany, 3:23.26 (Q). At Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Alabama, Freshman Goodman Rudolph and senior Jacob Ross shot Atlantic Division 27. Anna Shevchenko, Kazakhstan, 3:23.27 Buenos Aires, Argentina Leake Central (girls) at Noxubee County, 7 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA (Q). Purse: $568,190 (WT250) 1-over-par 72 and 2-over 73 Monday and are in the top 10 after the first Leake Central-Kosciusko (boys) winner vs. Noxubee Tampa Bay 56 38 15 3 79 201 149 28. Lucia Scardoni, Italy, 3:23.32 (Q). Surface: Clay-Outdoor round of the USA Individual at Magnolia Grove Falls Golf Course. Boston 54 34 12 8 76 180 131 29. Alenka Cebasek, Slovenia, 3:23.38 (Q). Singles County, 8:30 p.m. Toronto 58 34 19 5 73 192 162 30. Aino Kaisa Saarinen, Finland, 3:24.02 (Q). First Round Rudolph is tied for fourth, while Ross is tied for sixth. NOTE: Girls consolation and championship games Florida 53 24 23 6 54 154 172 FIGURE SKATING Federico Delbonis, Argentina, def. Florian Hunter Hammett and Austin Fulton, also debuting freshmen, Detroit 54 22 23 9 53 147 165 Team Event Mayer, Germany, 7-6 (4), 6-4. will be at 4 and 7 p.m. The boys consolation and Montreal 55 22 26 7 51 144 172 Men’s Free Skate Dusan Lajovic, Serbia, def. Facundo Bagnis, finished tied for 19th and 34th, respectively. Ottawa 54 19 26 9 47 144 188 1. Patrick Chan, Canada, 179.75. Argentina, 7-6 (4), 6-1. Play was suspended during the second round of the tournament, championship games will be at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Buffalo 56 16 30 10 42 132 185 2. Mikhail Kolyada, OA Russia, 173.57. Thomaz Bellucci, Brazil, def. Pedro Cachin, Class 3A, Region 4 Metropolitan Division 3. Adam Rippon, United States, 172.98. Argentina, 6-2, 6-1. and will continue at 8 a.m. today. GP W L OT Pts GF GA 4. Matteo Rizzo, Italy, 156.11. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Spain, def. Carlos Florida State’s Parker Reddig shot a 1-under 70 and leads the At Nettleton High Washington 55 32 17 6 70 173 161 5. Keiji Tanaka, Japan, 148.36. Berlocq, Argentina, 6-3, 6-3. Pittsburgh 57 31 22 4 66 176 171 Women’s Free Skate Guido Pella, Argentina, def. Nicolas Kicker, 40-player field. Today’s Game Philadelphia 56 28 19 9 65 165 162 1. Alina Zagitova, OA Russia, 158.08. Argentina, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. New Jersey 55 27 20 8 62 163 170 Doubles Aberdeen (boys) vs. Houston, 8:30 p.m. 2. Mirai Nagasu, United States, 137.53. First Round Carolina 56 26 21 9 61 151 166 3. Gabrielle Daleman, Canada, 137.14. Thursday’s Game Columbus 55 28 23 4 60 147 155 Diego Schwartzman, Argentina, and Dominic 4. Carolina Kostner, Italy, 134.00. Thiem, Austria, def. Roman Jebavy and Jiri SEC N.Y. Islanders 57 27 24 6 60 193 210 5. Kaori Sakamoto, Japan, 131.91. Nettleton (boys) vs. Aberdeen-Houston winner, 4 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 56 27 24 5 59 164 172 Vesely, Czech Republic, 3-6, 6-2, 10-3. Ice Dance Free Skate Andres Molteni and Horacio Zeballos (4), Missouri’s Robertson, Texas A&M’s Starks earn Aberdeen (girls) vs. Nettleton-Choctaw County WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue, Canada, 118.10. Central Division Argentina, def. Dorian Descloix and Gael winner, 5:30 p.m. 2. Alex Shibutani and Maia Shibutani, United Monfils, France, 6-4, 7-5. league honors GP W L OT Pts GF GA States, 112.01. NOTE: Girls consolation and championship games Nashville 54 33 12 9 75 169 140 3. Dmitri Soloviev and Ekaterina Bobrova, OA ATP World Tour ABN BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Missouri men’s basketball player Kassius Winnipeg 56 32 15 9 73 179 151 Russia, 110.43. Robertson and Texas A&M’s TJ Starks were named Monday the South- will be at 4 and 7 p.m. The boys consolation and St. Louis 58 34 21 3 71 167 147 4. Anna Cappellini and Luca Lanotte, Italy, AMRO World Tournament Dallas 57 33 20 4 70 175 151 107.00. Monday eastern Conference Player and Freshman of the Week. championship games will be at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Minnesota 55 30 19 6 66 165 156 5. Chris Reed and Kana Muramoto, Japan, At Ahoy’ Stadium Robertson, a 6-foot-3, 180-pound senior guard, averaged 24.5 Class 1A, Region 6 Colorado 55 30 21 4 64 174 163 87.88. Rotterdam, Netherlands Chicago 56 24 24 8 56 158 161 Team Ranking Purse: $2.28 million (WT500) points, 4.5 rebounds, and 2.5 assists in wins at Ole Miss and against At West Lowndes High Pacific Division 1. Canada, 73 points. Surface: Hard-Indoor Mississippi State. Today’s Game GP W L OT Pts GF GA 2. OA Russia, 66. Singles Vegas 55 36 15 4 76 187 152 3. United States, 62. First Round Starks, a 6-foot-2, 196-pound guard from Dallas, Texas, averaged Hamilton (boys) vs. Vardaman, 7:30 p.m. San Jose 56 30 18 8 68 165 156 4. Italy, 56. Feliciano Lopez, Spain, def. Martin Klizan, 20 points, three assists and 1.5 steals in wins at No. 8 Auburn and Calgary 56 29 19 8 66 159 159 5. Japan, 50. Slovakia, 6-3, 7-6 (4). Thursday’s Game Los Angeles 55 30 20 5 65 159 133 FREESTYLE SKIING Tomas Berdych (6), Czech Republic, def. against No. 24 Kentucky. Hamilton-Vardaman (boys) winner at West Lowndes, Anaheim 57 27 19 11 65 160 164 Men’s Moguls Mischa Zverev, Germany, 7-5, 6-3. Edmonton 55 23 28 4 50 157 184 Finals Alexander Zverev (3), Germany, def. David 4:30 p.m. Vancouver 56 22 28 6 50 147 180 Run 1 Ferrer, Spain, 6-4, 6-3. Arizona 56 14 32 10 38 135 194 1. Sho Endo, Japan, 82.72 (Q). Andreas Seppi, Italy, def. Joao Sousa, Ole Miss Hamilton (girls) at West Lowndes, 6 p.m. 2. Matt Graham, Australia, 81.39 (Q). Portugal, 6-4, 1-6, 6-2. NOTE: Girls consolation and championship games NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for 3. Daichi Hara, Japan, 81.29 (Q). Doubles Women’s soccer team signs four to 2018 class overtime loss. Top three teams in each division 4. Mikael Kingsbury, Canada, 81.27 (Q). First Round will be at 3 and 4:30 p.m. The boys consolation and 5. Casey Andringa, United States, 80.73 (Q). Lukasz Kubot, Poland, and Marcelo Melo (1), OXFORD — Ole Miss women’s soccer coach Matt Mott has an- and two wild cards per conference advance to Brazil, def. Raven Klaasen, South Africa, and championship games will be at 6 and 7:30 p.m. playoffs. 6. Dmitry Reikherd, Kazakhstan, 79.77 (Q). nounced Monday the signing of four freshmen to the 2018 signing class. 7. Ikuma Horishima, Japan, 79.64 (Q). Michael Venus, New Zealand, 7-6 (2), 7-5. Damir Dzumhur, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Filip Mississippi Association of Independent Schools Monday’s Games 8. Vinjar Slatten, Norway, 79.18 (Q). Two of the players have enrolled early and will join the Rebels for 9. Marc-Antoine Gagnon, Canada, 78.38 (Q). Krajinovic, Serbia, def. Andrey Rublev, Russia, (MAIS) Class AAA North State Toronto 4, Tampa Bay 3 and Nenad Zimonjic, Serbia, 6-3, 6-3. the spring season, while the remaining two will make Oxford their new Florida 7, Edmonton 5 10. Choi Jae-Woo, South Korea, 78.26 (Q). At North Delta Academy, Batesville Arizona 6, Chicago 1 11. Pavel Kolmakov, Kazakhstan, 78.22 (Q). home in the fall. 12. Sacha Theocharis, France, 77.09 (Q). WTA Qatar Total Open Today’s Games Monday Graduating high school early to enroll at Ole Miss, Oxford native Today’s Game Los Angeles at Carolina, 6 p.m. Run 2 1. Daichi Hara, Japan, (3, 81.29; 1, 82.30) At The Khalifa Tennis Complex Madelynn Houghton and midfielder Haleigh Stackpole joined the Reb- Heritage Academy (boys) vs. Bayou Academy, 5:15 p.m. Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. Doha, Qatar Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. 82.3 (q). 2. Mikael Kingsbury, Canada, (4, 81.27; 2, Purse: $3.17 million (Premier) els for the start of the spring semester. Canadian goalkeeper Morgan Wednesday’s Games Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 6 p.m. Surface: Hard-Outdoor Calgary at Boston, 6 p.m. 82.19) 82.19 (q). McAslan and Hattiesburg native Lonnie Mulligan will join them prior to Starkville Academy (girls) vs. Bayou Academy, 4 p.m. 3. Casey Andringa, United States, (5, 80.73; 3, Singles New Jersey at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. First Round the 2018 season. Starkville Academy (boys) vs. Indianola Academy, Anaheim at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. 80.80) 80.8 (q). Dominika Cibulkova, Slovakia, def. Anastasia St. Louis at Nashville, 7 p.m. 4. Matt Graham, Australia, (2, 81.39; 4, 80.01) Pavlyuchenkova, Russia, 7-6 (8), 6-4. 5:15 p.m. 81.39 (q). CiCi Bellis, United States, def. Daria Kasatkina, Washington at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. 5. Vinjar Slatten, Norway, (8, 79.18; 5, 78.87) NOTE: Semifinals will be Friday. Girls consolation N.Y. Rangers at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Russia, 7-5, 4-1, retired. Southern Mississippi 79.18 (q). Anna Blinkova, Russia, def. Elena Vesnina, Chicago at Vegas, 9 p.m. 6. Marc-Antoine Gagnon, Canada, (9, 78.38; 6, and championship games will be at 1 and 2:15 Arizona at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. Russia, 6-1, 6-3. Softball team will play host to Alcorn State 77.40) 78.38 (q). Duan Ying-Ying, China, def. Ons Jabeur, p.m.. Boys consolation and championship games Wednesday’s Games Medal Run HATTIESBURG — The Southern Mississippi softball team will play Columbus at Toronto, 6 p.m. Tunisia, 6-2, 6-3. 1. Mikael Kingsbury, Canada, 86.63. Monica Niculescu, Romania, def. Maria will be at 4 and 5:15 p.m. Saturday. Montreal at Colorado, 8:30 p.m. 2. Matt Graham, Australia, 82.57. host to Alcorn State at 2 p.m. in a doubleheader. Florida at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Sharapova, Russia, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. MAIS Class AA North State 3. Daichi Hara, Japan, 82.19. Ekaterina Makarova, Russia, def. Zhang Shuai, All fans will be given Mardi Gras beads as they enter. Thursday’s Games 4. Marc-Antoine Gagnon, Canada, 77.02. At Benton Academy Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. China, 7-5, 6-0. Southern Miss enters the week 0-4 after a weekend in Baton 5. Casey Andringa, United States, 75.50. Mihaela Buzarnescu, Romania, def. Lesia N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. 6. Vinjar Slatten, Norway, 33.61. Today’s Game Carolina at New Jersey, 6 p.m. Tsurenko, Ukraine, 7-5, 6-4. Rouge at the Tiger Classic. This will be Alcorn State’s first game this SKI JUMPING Agnieszka Radwanska, Poland, def. Mona Oak Hill Academy (boys) vs. Tri-County Academy, 4 p.m. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. Women’s K90 Individual season. Buffalo at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. Barthel, Germany, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. Final Ranking Naomi Osaka, Japan, def. Katerina Siniakova, NOTE: Semifinals will be Friday. The consolation and Calgary at Nashville, 7 p.m. (First and second jumps in parentheses) Washington at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-0. championship games will be at 4 and 5:15 p.m. 1. Maren Lundby, Norway, (105.50, 75.00, Doubles Anaheim at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. 55.00; 110.00, 84.00, 56.50) 264.60. Alabama Montreal at Arizona, 8 p.m. First Round MAIS Class A North State 2. Katharina Althaus, Germany, (106.50, 77.00, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Russia, and Olga Edmonton at Vegas, 9 p.m. 56.00; 106.00, 76.00, 56.00) 252.60. At Calhoun Academy Vancouver at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. Savchuk, Ukraine, def. Shuko Aoyama, Japan, Men’s basketball team will play host to LSU 3. Sara Takanashi, Japan, (103.50, 71.00, and Katarina Srebotnik, Slovenia, 6-3, 6-2. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The Alabama men’s basketball team will Today’s Game 54.00; 103.50, 71.00, 54.50) 243.80. close its two-game homestand at 8 tonight (SEC Network) when it plays 4. Irina Avvakumova, OA Russia, (99.00, 62.00, Columbus Christian Academy (girls) vs. Deer Creek Olympics 53.00; 102.00, 68.00, 51.50) 230.70. Transactions host to LSU at Coleman Coliseum. School, 4 p.m. Tuesday’s Results 5. Carina Vogt, Germany, (97.00, 58.00, 52.50; In the previous meeting on Jan. 13 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the Alpine Skiing 101.50, 67.00, 54.00) 227.90. Monday’s Moves Wednesday’s Games At Pyeongchang, South Korea U.S. Finishers BASEBALL Crimson Tide earned a 74-66 victory. Hebron Christian (girls) vs. Delta Academy-Tunica Men’s Combined 19. Sarah Hendricson, United States, (86.00, American League On Saturday, Alabama defeated then-No. 15 Tennessee 78-50. (Start position in parentheses) 36.00, 49.50; 88.00, 40.00, 50.50) 160.60. BOSTON RED SOX — Promoted Mike Roose Academy winner, 4 p.m. Downhill 29. Abby Ringquist, United States, (77.50, to athletic performance coordinator/strength The victory was the largest win against a team ranked in The Associat- 1. (57) Thomas Dressen, Germany, 1:19.24. 19.00, 48.00; 91.00, 46.00, 49.00) 144.40. and conditioning coach, Walter Miranda to ed Press’ top 15 in program history. Hebron Christian-Tunica Academy (boys) winner vs., 2. (2) Aksel Lund Svindal, Norway, 1:19.31. SNOWBOARD Latin American pitching and rehabilitation Delta Academy, 5:15 p.m. 3. (21) Matthias Mayer, Austria, 1:19.37. At Pyeongchang, South Korea coordinator, Devin Pearson assistant/amateur n Men’s track and field team No. 9, women’s team No. 16 4. (5) Kjetil Jansrud, Norway, 1:19.51. Women’s Halfpipe scouting, Greg Rybarczyk senior analyst/ in latest USTFCCCA rankings: At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, the men’s Thursday’s Games 5. (10) Christoph Innerhofer, Italy, 1:19.77. Run 1 baseball research and development and Dan 6. (1) Peter Fill, Italy, 1:19.92. 1. Chloe Kim, United States, 93.75. Madsen, Jim Robinson, Quincy Boyd and Fred track & field team moved to No. 9, while the women’s team climbed a Columbus Christian Academy-Deer Creek School 7. (32) Vincent Kriechmayr, Austria, 1:19.96. 2. Liu Jiayu, China, 85.5. Peterson national scouting supervisors. Named spot to No. 16 in the latest U.S. Track & Field Cross Country Coaches winner vs. Marvell (Ark.) Academy 8. (17) Dominik Paris, Italy, 1:20.01. 3. Kelly Clark, United States, 76.25. Adan Severino and Daniel Abroms mental 9. (41) Jared Goldberg, United States, 1:20.02. 4. Haruna Matsumoto, Japan, 70.0. skills coordinators, Kevin Avilla minor league Association (USTFCCCA) indoor rankings released Monday. Columbus Christian Academy (boys) vs. North 10. (23) Alexis Pinturault, France, 1:20.28. 5. Sena Tomita, Japan, 65.25. physical therapist, Humberto Sanchez DSL The men’s team turned in two of the top individual performances Sunflower Academy-Lee (Ark.) Academy winner, 11. (15) Mauro Caviezel, Switzerland, 1:20.47. Run 2 pitching coach and RJ Warner minor league 12. (14) Marcel Hirscher, Austria, 1:20.56. 1. Liu Jiayu, China, (85.5; 89.75) 89.75. clubhouse assistant, Reed Gragnani Mid- of the season last week at the Tiger Paw Invitational in Clemson, South 13. (49) Martin Cater, Slovenia, 1:20.57. 2. Kelly Clark, United States, (76.25; 81.75) Atlantic area scout, Carl Moesche Northwest 7:45 p.m. area scout, J.J. Altobelli part-time Southern Carolina. Senior Ruebin Walters raced to a time of 7.61 seconds in the 14. (8) Carlo Janka, Switzerland, 1:20.58. 81.75. NOTE: Semifinals will be Friday. Girls consolation 14. (30) Maxence Muzaton, France, 1:20.58. 3. Arielle Gold, United States, (10.5; 74.75) California scout, Mike Ganley director/baseball 60-meter hurdles, which is second in the nation. Senior Daniel Haugh 16. (37) Klemen Kosi, Slovenia, 1:20.61. 74.75. systems, Bill Letson data architect/baseball and championship games will be at 1 and 2:15 systems, Dan Meyer analyst/baseball research posted the No. 4 national mark in the weight throw with a toss of 74 feet, 17. (11) Thomas Mermillod Blondin, France, 4. Queralt Castellet, Spain, (59.75; 67.75) p.m. The boys consolation and championship 1:20.89. 67.75. and development, Aneko Knowles Bahamas 4 inches (22.66m). 18. (39) Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, Norway, 5. Haruna Matsumoto, Japan, (70.0; 46.25) scout and Alfredo Castellon Colombia scout. games will be at 4 and 5:15 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Signed INF Trevor On the women’s side, junior Stacey Destin turned in the No. 5 high 1:20.92. 46.25. 19. (54) Marco Schwarz, Austria, 1:20.98. Run 3 Plouffe to a minor league contract. jump mark of the season, clearing 6-0 ¾ (1.85m) 20. (34) Christoffer Faarup, Denmark, 1:21.08. 1. Chloe Kim, United States, (93.75; 41.5; National League Prep Soccer MIAMI MARLINS — Named Chip Bowers n Women’s golf team tied for first after second round: At Slalom 98.25) 98.25. Thursday’s Match 1. (14) Marcel Hirscher, Austria, 45.96. 2. Arielle Gold, United States, (10.5; 74.75; president of business operations. Palos Verdes Estates, California, the women’s golf team is tied for first 2. (22) Victor Muffat Jeandet, France, 45.97. 85.75) 85.75. BASKETBALL Starkville Academy at Magnolia Heights, 5 p.m. 3. (23) Alexis Pinturault, France, 46.47. 3. Kelly Clark, United States, (76.25; 81.75; National Basketball Association at 8-over par after a second-round, even-par 284 performance Monday 83.5) 83.5. MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Recalled C 4. (3) Ted Ligety, United States, 46.61. Justin Patton from Iowa (NBAGL). in the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge at the par-71, 6,017-yard 5. (54) Marco Schwarz, Austria, 46.89. 4. Cai Xuetong, China, (20.5; 41.25; 76.5) 76.5. 5. Haruna Matsumoto, Japan, (70.0; 46.25; PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Signed G Marco Palos Verdes Golf Club. College Baseball 6. (11) Thomas Mermillod Blondin, France, Belinelli. 47.13. 65.75) 65.75. Friday’s Games Final Ranking FOOTBALL Alabama is an 8-over-par 576 after two days. 7. (53) Stefan Hadalin, Slovenia, 47.79. National Football League Crowley’s Ridge at MUW (DH), 3 p.m. 8. (36) Filip Zubcic, Croatia, 48.06. 1. Chloe Kim, United States, (93.75; 41.5; Junior Lauren Stephenson is three shots back in a tie for fourth 98.25) 98.25. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed CB Lou 9. (20) Adam Zampa, Slovakia, 48.08. Young to a one-year contract and general after a 3-under par 68. She has an even-par 142 after two days of play. Valparaiso at Alabama, 3 p.m. 10. (18) Ondrej Berndt, Czech Republic, 48.10. 2. Liu Jiayu, China, (85.5; 89.75; 49.0) 89.75. 3. Arielle Gold, United States, (10.5; 74.75; manager Steve Keim to a contract extension Mississippi State at Southern Mississippi, 4 p.m. 11. (42) Luca Aerni, Switzerland, 48.18. through 2022. Sophomore Kristen Gillman is one shot behind Stephenson and 12. (27) Riccardo Tonetti, Italy, 48.22. 85.75) 85.75. 4. Kelly Clark, United States, (76.25; 81.75; MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed G Josh tied for seventh with a two-day total of 143 after shooting a 3-over-par Winthrop at Ole Miss, 4 p.m. 13. (6) Natko Zrncicdim, Croatia, 48.48. Andrews. 14. (28) Kristaps Zvejnieks, Latvia, 48.74. 83.5) 83.5. 74. 5. Cai Xuetong, China, (20.5; 41.25; 76.5) 76.5. Canadian Football League 15. (37) Klemen Kosi, Slovenia, 48.76. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Re-signed DB Senior Lakareber Abe is 2-over-par (144) for the tourney after Men’s College Basketball 16. (52) Bryce Bennett, United States, 48.79. Men’s Halfpipe Qualification Kevin Fogg to a one-year contract. Today’s Games 17. (58) James Crawford, Canada, 48.80. HOCKEY shooting an even-par 71. She is tied for ninth. 18. (15) Mauro Caviezel, Switzerland, 49.13. (Start position in parentheses) Arkansas at Ole Miss, 6 p.m. Run 1 National Hockey League Junior Cheyenne Knight carded an even-par 71 and is tied for 23rd 19. (5) Kjetil Jansrud, Norway, 49.16. CALGARY FLAMES — Placed F Troy LSU at Alabama, 8 p.m. 20. (8) Carlo Janka, Switzerland, 49.22. 1. (14) Shaun White, United States, 93.25. with a two-day 147. 2. (10) Ben Ferguson, United States, 91.0. Brouwer on injured Final Ranking reserve, retroactive to Thursday. Freshman Angelica Moresco (155) is 13-over par and tied for 64th. Wednesday’s Game (Downhill; Slalom in parentheses) 3. (13) Scott James, Australia, 89.0. 4. (7) Ayumu Hirano, Japan, 87.5. Recalled G Jon Gillies from Stockton (AHL) and Alabama is tied with UCLA atop the leaderboard after both shot Mississippi State at Vanderbilt, 6 p.m. 1. Marcel Hirscher, Austria, (12, 1:20.56; 1, G Mason McDonald from Kansas City (ECHL) 45.96) 2:06.52. 5. (8) Raibu Katayama, Japan, 85.5. to Stockton. even par. Arizona (577), Arizona State (583), and Stanford (587) round 2. Alexis Pinturault, France, (10, 1:20.28; 3, 6. (5) Jan Scherrer, Switzerland, 84.0. DETROIT RED WINGS — Recalled F Dylan out the top five entering the final day. Men’s College Golf 46.47) 2:06.75. 7. (15) Patrick Burgener, Switzerland, 82.0. Sadowy from Toledo (ECHL) to Grand Rapids 3. Victor Muffat Jeandet, France, (29, 1:21.57; 8. (1) Yuto Totsuka, Japan, 80.0. (AHL). Today’s Match 2, 45.97) 2:07.54. 9. (24) Lee Kwang-Ki, South Korea, 75.0. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Placed G Cory Southern Mississippi at Mobile Sports 4. Marco Schwarz, Austria, (19, 1:20.98; 5, 10. (9) Tim Kevin Ravnjak, Slovenia, 72.5. Schneider on injured reserve, retroactive Junior Colleges 46.89) 2:07.87. Run 2 to Jan. 23. Recalled F Nick Lappin from Intercollegiate (Mobile, Alabama) 5. Ted Ligety, United States, (26, 1:21.36; 4, 1. (14) Shaun White, United States, (93.25; Binghamton (AHL). 46.61) 2:07.97. 98.5) 98.5. NEW YORK RANGERS — Recalled D Ryan EMCC will hold football tryouts Feb. 28 6. Thomas Mermillod Blondin, France, (17, 2. (13) Scott James, Australia, (89.0; 96.75) Sproul from Hartford (AHL). SCOOBA — The four-time national champion East Mississippi Women’s College Golf 1:20.89; 6, 47.13) 2:08.02. 96.75. OTTAWA SENATORS — Assigned G Chris Today’s Match 7. Kjetil Jansrud, Norway, (4, 1:19.51; 19, 49.16) 3. (7) Ayumu Hirano, Japan, (87.5; 95.25) Driedger from Belleville (AHL) to Brampton Community College football team will hold tryouts for the 2018 team 2:08.67. 95.25. (ECHL). Wednesday, Feb. 28. Alabama at Northrop Grumman (Palos Verdes 8. Stefan Hadalin, Slovenia, (21, 1:21.15; 7, 4. (8) Raibu Katayama, Japan, (85.5; 90.75) SOCCER 47.79) 2:08.94. 90.75. Major League Soccer A morning college session for high school graduates with NJCAA Estes, California) 9. Thomas Dressen, Germany, (1, 1:19.24; 24, 5. (10) Ben Ferguson, United States, (91.0; FC DALLAS — Signed M Santiago Mosquera eligibility remaining will begin with a 9:45 a.m. registration at EMCC’s 49.72) 2:08.96. 89.75) 89.75. from Millonarios FC (Primera A-Colombia). 10. Klemen Kosi, Slovenia, (16, 1:20.61; 15, 6. (6) Chase Josey, United States, (47.75; PORTLAND TIMBERS — Waived D Rennico Sullivan-Windham Field. College Softball 48.76) 2:09.37. 83.75) 83.75. Clarke. An afternoon tryout session for current high school players will BIATHLON 7. (4) Jake Pates, United States, (59.5; 82.25) National Women’s Soccer League Today’s Games 82.25. follow with a 1 p.m. registration. Men’s 12.5km Pursuit WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Named Jack MUW at Concordia College (DH), 2 p.m. 1. Martin Fourcade, France, 32:51.7 (1). 8. (23) Peetu Piiroinen, Finland, (14.25; 77.5) Stefanowski goalkeeper coach. There will be a $25 registration fee for all participants. 2. Sebastian Samuelsson, Sweden, 33:03.7 (1). 77.5. United Soccer League Alcorn State at Southern Mississippi (DH), 2 p.m. 3. Benedikt Doll, Germany, 33:06.8 (1). 9. (3) Kent Callister, Australia, (66.75; 77.0) OTTAWA FURY — Signed G David Monsalve. Interested players are encouraged to bring workout gear, cleats, 4. Tarjei Boe, Norway, 33:54.3 (3). 77.0. COLLEGE towels, and running shoes. All participants must provide an up-to-date 5. Simon Schempp, Germany, 33:54.4 (3). 10. (11) Taku Hiraoka, Japan, (26.0; 75.75) SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE — Fined 6. Benjamin Weger, Switzerland, 33:54.8 (2). 75.75. South Carolina men’s basketball coach Frank athletic physical form and valid insurance card to take part in the tryouts. Junior College Baseball 7. Simon Desthieux, France, 33:55.4 (3). Final Ranking Martin $25,000 for comments about an official For more information, contact EMCC assistant football coach Today’s Games 8. Arnd Peiffer, Germany, 34:05.8 (3). 1. Shaun White, United States, (93.25; 98.5) that issued him a technical foul. U.S. Finishers 98.5 (Q). ALBANY (NY) — Named Joe Davis passing Courtland Hays at 662-476-5131, or [email protected]. ICC at Calhoun C.C. (DH), Noon 17. Tim Burke, United States, 35:11.3 (2). 2. Scott James, Australia, (89.0; 96.75) 96.75 game coordinator/quarterbacks coach and — From Special Reports 32. Lowell Bailey, United States, 36:43.3 (5). (Q). Jarred Holley safeties coach. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Tuesday, February 13, 2018 3B

on the air COLLEGE BASKETBALL TCU Monday’s Men’s Southeastern Conference Monday’s Women’s Continued from Page 1B Today Major Scores Men Major Scores COLLEGE BASKETBALL EAST Conference Overall EAST Baker as its player of the year in the Big 12. 5:30 p.m. — Georgetown at Butler, CBS Sports Bucknell 65, Colgate 64 W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Fairleigh Dickinson 62, Wagner 61 Canisius 81, Fairfield 63 Auburn 10-2 .833 22-3 .880 Florida Gulf Coast 89, NJIT 43 Baker missed the last 21 games of last season Network Siena 82, Iona 78, OT Tennessee 8-4 .667 18-6 .750 Monmouth (NJ) 63, Manhattan 59 Florida 8-4 .667 17-8 .680 Sacred Heart 56, Mount St. Mary’s 44 after injuring his left (non-throwing) arm in a 6 p.m. — Maryland at Nebraska, Big Ten Network West Virginia 82, TCU 66 St. Francis (Pa.) 85, LIU Brooklyn 54 SOUTH Missouri 7-5 .583 17-8 .680 St. Francis Brooklyn 49, Robert Morris 47 collision at first base. He was the 2016 freshman 6 p.m. — Oklahoma at Texas Tech, ESPN Alcorn St. 84, Ark.-Pine Bluff 52 Alabama 7-5 .583 16-9 .640 UConn 69, Louisville 58 6 p.m. — Kansas at Iowa State, ESPN2 Bethune-Cookman 99, NC Central 81 Mississippi St. 6-6 .500 18-7 .720 SOUTH of the year and is batting .355 with 103 RBIs in Hampton 82, Coppin St. 79 Texas A&M 6-6 .500 17-8 .680 Alcorn St. 76, Ark.-Pine Bluff 58 6 p.m. — Texas A&M at Missouri, ESPNU Arkansas 6-6 .500 17-8 .680 114 career games. Howard 84, Md.-Eastern Shore 56 Auburn 63, Vanderbilt 60 Kentucky 6-6 .500 17-8 .680 6 p.m. — Boston College at Pittsburgh, ESPNEWS Mercer 74, Samford 69 Bethune-Cookman 57, NC Central 47 “Everything is all healed up 100 percent,” LSU 5-7 .417 14-10 .583 Hampton 83, Coppin St. 48 6 p.m. — Arkansas at Ole Miss, SEC Network Morgan St. 74, Florida A&M 48 Georgia 4-8 .333 13-11 .542 Jacksonville 70, Lipscomb 63 Baker said. 7 p.m. — Bemidji State at Creighton, FS2 Norfolk St. 93, Delaware St. 58 South Carolina 4-8 .333 13-12 .520 Md.-Eastern Shore 83, Howard 79 North Carolina 83, Notre Dame 66 Ole Miss 4-8 .333 11-14 .440 Morgan St. 59, Florida A&M 44 Seven programs have reached the CWS at 7:30 p.m. — Richmond at Rhode Island, CBS Savannah St. 108, NC A&T 106 Vanderbilt 3-9 .250 9-16 .360 NC A&T 69, Savannah St. 44 Sports Network Southern U. 55, MVSU 51 Norfolk St. 72, Delaware St. 50 least five years in row. Miami has done it twice, UNC-Greensboro 74, ETSU 56 Monday’s Games North Florida 68, Kennesaw St. 44 8 p.m. — Northwestern at Rutgers, Big Ten Network SOUTHWEST No games scheduled SC-Upstate 69, Stetson 64 and Oklahoma State made a record seven con- 8 p.m. — Virginia at Miami, ESPN Baylor 74, Texas 73, 2OT Today’s Games Southern U. 66, MVSU 58 secutive appearances from 1981-87. Texas A&M at Missouri, 6 p.m. (ESPNU) MIDWEST Grambling St. 78, Texas Southern 55 Indiana 52, Purdue 44 8 p.m. — Michigan State at Minnesota, ESPN2 Prairie View 63, Jackson St. 58, OT Arkansas at Ole Miss, 6 p.m. (SEC Network) TCU is going for its sixth trip to Omaha South Carolina at Tennessee, 8 p.m. (ESPNU) W. Illinois 98, Eureka 46 8 p.m. — South Carolina at Tennessee, ESPNU SOUTHWEST The Associated Press LSU at Alabama, 8 p.m. (SEC Network) since 2010. The Frogs have yet to win a nation- 8 p.m. — LSU at Alabama, SEC Network Missouri 84, Arkansas 58 Men’s Top Fared Wednesday’s Games Prairie View 85, Jackson St. 73 al title. Their last two CWS appearances ended NBA Mississippi State at Vanderbilt, 6 p.m. Texas Southern 66, Grambling St. 56 Monday (SEC Network) with bracket-final losses to eventual champions 7 p.m. — Cleveland at Oklahoma City, TNT 1. Virginia (23-2) did not play. Next: at Kentucky at Auburn, 8 p.m. (ESPN2) The AP Women’s Top 25 9:30 p.m. — San Antonio at Denver, TNT Miami, Tuesday. Georgia at Florida, 8 p.m. (SEC Network) Coastal Carolina (2016) and Florida (2017). 2. Michigan State (24-3) did not play. Thursday’s Games Fared SOCCER Next: at Minnesota, Tuesday. No games scheduled Monday Ten other teams to watch: 10:50 a.m. — UEFA Europa League, Round of 32, 3. Villanova (23-2) did not play. Next: at Friday’s Games 1. UConn (25-0) beat No. 4 Louisville n FLORIDA: The defending national champion Gators are No. 1 in ev- Providence, Wednesday. No games scheduled 69-58. Next: vs. Temple, Sunday. 2. Mississippi State (26-0) did not play. 1st leg, Red Star Belgrade vs. CSKA Moscow, FS2 4. Xavier (23-3) did not play. Next: vs. Saturday’s Games ery major preseason poll. Five everyday starters are back, and the pitching Missouri at LSU, 1 p.m. Next: at Vanderbilt, Thursday. 1:30 p.m. — UEFA Champions League, Round of Seton Hall, Wednesday. 3. Baylor (23-1) did not play. Next: at No. rotation is headed by projected first-round picks Brady Singer and Jackson 5. Cincinnati (23-2) did not play. Next: at Alabama at Kentucky, 1 p.m. (WCBI) 16, 1st leg, Juventus vs. Tottenham, FS1 Auburn at South Carolina, 2:30 p.m. 21 Oklahoma State, Tuesday. Kowar. The lineup gets a boost from the return of senior catcher JJ Schwarz Houston, Thursday. 1:30 p.m. — UEFA Champions League, Round of (SEC Network) 4. Louisville (25-2) lost to No. 1 UConn (12 HR, 56 RBIs), who returned to school after falling to the 38th round of 6. Purdue (23-4) did not play. Next: at Texas A&M at Arkansas, 3 p.m. 69-58. Next: at Boston College, Thursday. 16, 1st leg, Basel vs. Manchester City, FS2 Wisconsin, Thursday. Florida at Vanderbilt, 3 p.m. 5. Notre Dame (23-2) did not play. Next: at last year’s draft. 7. Texas Tech (21-4) did not play. Next: vs. Virginia, Thursday. SPECIALS Tennessee at Georgia, 5 p.m. (SEC Network) 6. Texas (20-4) did not play. Next: vs. n OREGON STATE: The Beavers were beaten just four times before No. 23 Oklahoma, Tuesday. Ole Miss at Mississippi State, 7:30 p.m. 8. Ohio State (22-5) did not play. Next: at Texas Tech, Wednesday. the CWS and then lost back-to-back games to LSU to fall short of a spot in 7 p.m. — Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, Day (SEC Network) 7. UCLA (21-4) did not play. Next: at No. 2, at New York, FS1 Penn State, Thursday. Sunday’s Games 15 Oregon State, Friday. the finals. Pac-12 player of the year Nick Madrigal leads a veteran lineup for 9. Gonzaga (23-4) did not play. Next: vs. No games scheduled 8. South Carolina (20-5) did not play. the conference favorite. Luke Heimlich heads the pitching staff. He missed WINTER OLYMPICS Loyola Marymount, Thursday. Next: at No. 20 Georgia, Thursday. 11:30 a.m. — Short Track Speedskating: 500m 10. Auburn (22-3) did not play. Next: vs. Conference USA Men 9. Oregon (23-4) did not play. Next: vs. the super regional and CWS after the Oregonian newspaper reported he Kentucky, Wednesday. Conference All Games Southern Cal, Friday. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. had pleaded guilty to a single count of molesting a 6-year-old girl when he Gold Gold Medal Final; Curling: Mixed Doubles 11. Clemson (20-4) did not play. Next: at 10. Maryland (22-3) did not play. Next: vs. Middle Tennessee 12-1 .923 20-5 .800 Purdue, Thursday. was a teenager . Bronze Medal Match (replay), NBC Sports Network Florida State, Wednesday. Old Dominion 10-2 .833 19-5 .792 12. Duke (20-5) did not play. Next: vs. 11. Tennessee (21-4) did not play. Next: n FLORIDA STATE: It’s another season that begs the question wheth- 2 p.m. — Speedskating: Men’s 1500m Gold Medal Western Kentucky 10-2 .833 18-7 .720 vs. Alabama, Thursday. Virginia Tech, Wednesday. Marshall 8-4 .667 17-8 .680 12. Florida State (21-4) did not play. Next: er this will be the year Mike Martin, who has led the Seminoles to the CWS 16 Final; Luge: Women’s Singles Gold Medal Final North Texas 7-5 .583 14-11 .560 13. Kansas (19-6) did not play. Next: at vs. Clemson, Thursday. times, wins his first national title. Drew Mendoza leads what could be one of Runs; Cross Country: Men’s and Women’s Iowa State, Tuesday. UTSA 7-5 .583 14-11 .560 13. Missouri (20-5) beat Arkansas 84-58. 14. North Carolina (20-7) beat Notre UAB 7-6 .538 16-10 .615 Next: at Auburn, Thursday. the nation’s most powerful lineups, and All-America lefty Tyler Holton is back Individual Sprint Gold Medal Finals, WTVA Dame 83-66. Next: at Louisville, Saturday. Louisiana Tech 6-7 .462 15-11 .577 Southern Miss 6-7 .462 13-13 .500 14. Stanford (18-8) did not play. Next: vs. after striking out 144 in 119 1/3 innings last season. 4 p.m. — Curling: Mixed Doubles Gold Medal, CNBC 15. Saint Mary’s (24-3) did not play. Next: FIU 5-8 .385 11-15 .423 California, Thursday. 15. Oregon State (19-6) did not play. n TEXAS TECH: The Red Raiders made it to the CWS in 2016 but 6 p.m. — Figure Skating: Pairs’ Short Program at San Francisco, Thursday. FAU 4-9 .308 10-15 .400 16. Rhode Island (20-3) did not play. UTEP 2-10 .167 7-17 .292 Next: vs. No. 7 UCLA, Friday. were upset by Sam Houston State in regionals last year. They lost some (LIVE), NBC Sports Network Next: vs. Richmond, Tuesday. Rice 2-10 .167 5-20 .200 16. Ohio State (20-6) did not play. Next: Charlotte 1-11 .083 5-18 .217 at Illinois, Tuesday. big bats, but they have enough back to win the Big 12. They have one of the 7 p.m. — Figure Skating: Pairs’ Short Program 17. Arizona (20-6) did not play. Next: at 17. Duke (20-6) did not play. Next: at No. 25 Arizona State, Thursday. nation’s best lefties in 10-game winner Steven Gingery and a solid No. 2 Monday’s Games Syracuse, Thursday. (LIVE); Alpine Skiing: Women’s Slalom, First Run 18. Tennessee (18-6) did not play. Next: 17. Texas A&M (19-7) did not play. Next: starter in Davis Martin. vs. South Carolina, Tuesday. No games scheduled (LIVE); Snowboarding: Men’s Halfpipe (LIVE), WTVA Today’s Games vs. Florida, Thursday. n NORTH CAROLINA: Like Texas Tech, the Tar Heels got knocked out 9:10 p.m. — Women’s Ice Hockey: Sweden vs. 19. Wichita State (19-5) did not play. No games scheduled 19. Green Bay (22-2) did not play. Next: at Next: vs. Temple, Thursday. Wednesday’s Games Cleveland State, Thursday. of regionals by an upstart (Davidson). Three of the top four hitters are gone, Switzerland (LIVE), NBC Sports Network 20. West Virginia (19-7) beat TCU 82-66. 20. Georgia (21-4) did not play. Next: vs. No games scheduled No. 8 South Carolina, Thursday. so there are question marks about the offense. The pitching staff is young 11:05 p.m. — Alpine Skiing: Women’s Slalom, Gold Next: at No. 13 Kansas, Saturday. Thursday’s Games 21. Texas A&M (17-8) did not play. Next: 21. Oklahoma State (18-6) did not play. and talented, headed by 6-foot-6, 256-pound Gianluca Dalatri. Medal Final Run (LIVE); Short Track Speedskating: UTEP at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Next: vs. No. 3 Baylor, Tuesday. at Missouri, Tuesday. UTSA at Old Dominion, 7 p.m. 22. South Florida (20-5) did not play. n ARKANSAS: The Razorbacks are picked to win the SEC West. Women’s 500m Gold Medal Final, WTVA 22. Michigan (20-7) did not play. Next: vs. Marshall at Rice, 7 p.m. Next: vs. SMU, Wednesday. Grant Koch hit a career-high 13 home runs last season, most by an SEC Iowa, Wednesday. Middle Tennessee at Southern Mississippi, 23. Michigan (20-7) did not play. Next: at 11:30 p.m. — Men’s Curling: United States vs. 23. Oklahoma (16-8) did not play. Next: at 7 p.m. Minnesota, Wednesday. catcher, and No. 1 starter Blaine Knight is back after striking out 96 in 90 South Korea, NBC Sports Network No. 7 Texas Tech, Tuesday. Western Kentucky at North Texas, 8 p.m. 24. Belmont (24-3) did not play. Next: vs. innings. The Hogs also should get a boost from pitcher Isaiah Campbell’s Alabama-Birmingham at Louisiana Tech, 8 p.m. Eastern Kentucky, Thursday. 1:30 a.m. (Wednesday) — Speedskating: 24. Nevada (21-5) did not play. Next: at (CBS Sports Network) return from an elbow injury. Boise State, Wednesday. 25. N.C. State (20-6) did not play. Next: Friday’s Games vs. Wake Forest, Sunday. Women’s 1,000m Gold Medal Final (LIVE); Nordic 25. Arizona State (19-6) did not play. No games scheduled n UCLA: The Bruins usually aren’t an offensive juggernaut, but a Combined: Men’s Individual Normal Hill/10 km Gold Next: vs. No. 17 Arizona, Thursday. Saturday’s Games No. 1 Connecticut 69, young everyday lineup matured last season and their production should FIU at FAU, 1 p.m. Medal Final (LIVE); Skeleton: Women’s Training, No. 14 North Carolina 83, Alabama-Birmingham at Southern Mississippi, No. 4 Louisville 58 increase. Jon Olsen is back after going 7-1 as the staff ace. NBC Sports Network 4 p.m. LOUISVILLE (25-2): Fuehring 4-8 0-0 n CAL STATE FULLERTON: The Titans, picked to win the Big West, Notre Dame 66 Marshall at North Texas, 5 p.m. 8, Hines-Allen 6-12 1-2 13, Carter 4-9 0-0 12, 1:30 a.m. (Wednesday) — Women’s Ice Hockey: NOTRE DAME (15-11): Geben 8-9 2-2 UTEP at Old Dominion, 6 p.m. Durr 7-19 3-3 20, Jones 1-5 0-0 2, Dunham 0-0 bring back a .300 hitter in shortstop Sahid Valenzuela as well as No. 1 starter South Korea vs. Japan (LIVE), USA 18, Torres 1-2 0-2 2, Pflueger 1-7 0-0 3, Gibbs Middle Tennessee at Louisiana Tech, 6 p.m. 0-2 0, Shook 0-1 0-0 0, Evans 1-3 1-2 3, Totals Colton Eastman, who missed 2 1/2 months in the middle of last season be- 1-9 7-9 10, Farrell 3-18 2-3 9, Burns 1-2 1-2 3, UTSA at Charlotte, 6 p.m. 23-57 5-9 58. Mooney 6-8 0-3 18, Gregory 0-2 0-0 0, Djogo Western Kentucky at Rice, 7 p.m. CONNECTICUT (25-0): Collier 6-14 2-4 cause of an elbow injury, and closer Brett Conine (15 saves). 1-1 0-2 3, Nelligan 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-58 12- Sunday’s Games 14, Samuelson 10-17 2-2 26, Williams 5-9 2-2 n INDIANA: Coach Chris Lemonis has taken the Hoosiers to regionals Wednesday No games scheduled COLLEGE BASKETBALL 23 66. 12, Dangerfield 2-10 0-0 5, Nurse 2-4 0-0 4, in two of his first three seasons, and they are the pick to win the Big Ten. NORTH CAROLINA (20-7): Maye 3-11 The AP Women’s Top 25 Stevens 4-10 0-0 8, Walker 0-0 0-0 0, Totals 5 p.m. — South Florida at UCF, ESPNEWS 2-2 8, Pinson 6-10 4-5 16, Johnson 6-10 0-0 13, 29-64 6-8 69. Three returning players hit double-digit homers and the pitching staff is deep The weekly poll, with first-place votes in Louisville 6 16 18 18—58 5:30 p.m — Iowa at Michigan, Big Ten Network Berry 8-15 3-3 21, Williams 5-7 1-4 14, Miller parentheses, records through Feb. 11, total UConn 24 18 15 12—69 and experienced. 0-0 0-0 0, Rush 0-1 0-0 0, Rohlman 0-0 0-0 0, points based on 25 points for a first-place vote 3-Point Goals—Louisville 7-23 (Fuehring n SOUTH ALABAMA: Travis Swaggerty (.356, 60 RBIs) is among 6 p.m. — Davidson at VCU, CBS Sports Network Huffman 1-1 1-2 3, Manley 1-1 2-4 4, Brooks through one point for a 25th-place vote and last 0-1, Carter 4-8, Durr 3-12, Shook 0-1, Evans 6 p.m. — Virginia Tech at Duke, ESPN2 0-0 0-0 0, Ma 0-0 0-0 0, Platek 1-2 0-0 2, week’s ranking: 0-1), UConn 5-24 (Collier 0-4, Samuelson eight returning starters from one of the top offenses in the country. The Jag- Woods 0-0 0-0 0, Robinson 1-2 0-0 2. Totals Rec. Pts Prv 4-9, Williams 0-1, Dangerfield 1-7, Nurse 0-1, uars of the Sun Belt Conference will need to be productive again because 6 p.m. — Kansas State at Oklahoma State, ESPNU 32-60 13-20 83. 1. UConn (32) 24-0 800 1 Stevens 0-2). Assists—Louisville 10 (Durr 3), 2. Mississippi State 26-0 765 2 UConn 22 (Williams 6). Fouled Out—Louisville their pitching is a concern. 6 p.m. — Villanova at Providence, FS1 Halftime—North Carolina 38-34. 3-Point 3. Baylor 23-1 731 3 Goals—Notre Dame 10-27 (Mooney 6-6, Djogo Jones, Rebounds—Louisville 36 (Hines-Allen 6 p.m. — Mississippi State at Vanderbilt, SEC 4. Louisville 25-1 702 4 12), UConn 34 (Williams 15). Total Fouls—Lou- 1-1, Gibbs 1-3, Pflueger 1-4, Farrell 1-12, Greg- 5. Notre Dame 23-2 682 5 isville 16, UConn 12. A—10,167. Network ory 0-1), North Carolina 6-16 (Williams 3-5, 6. Texas 20-4 614 6 7 p.m. — East Carolina at Tulane, ESPNEWS Berry 2-5, Johnson 1-3, Robinson 0-1, Maye 7. UCLA 21-4 562 8 No. 13 Missouri 84, Studdard 0-2). Rebounds—Notre Dame 25 (Geben 7), 8. South Carolina 20-5 559 7 7:30 p.m. — Illinois at Indiana, Big Ten Network North Carolina 38 (Pinson 10). Assists—Notre 9. Oregon 23-4 558 9 Arkansas 58 Continued from Page 1B 10. Maryland 22-3 537 10 MISSOURI (20-5): Frericks 6-9 3-3 15, 8 p.m. — St. John’s at DePaul, CBS Sports Network Dame 17 (Farrell 9), North Carolina 19 (Pinson 11. Tennessee 21-4 493 11 5). Total Fouls—Notre Dame 16, North Carolina Porter 2-3 5-5 9, Smith 2-5 0-1 5, Aldridge 2-5 Sunflower Academy and Lee Academy (Ark.) at 8 p.m. — Kentucky at Auburn, ESPN2 12. Florida State 21-4 453 12 0-0 6, Cunningham 6-11 2-2 18, Michael 2-4 8 p.m. — Memphis at SMU, ESPNU 15. A—19,336 (21,750). 13. Missouri 19-5 382 15 0-0 4, Schuchts 4-7 0-0 10, Tahane 2-3 1-1 5, 7:45 p.m. Thursday. The top four teams from the 14. Stanford 18-8 352 17 Brown 0-2 0-0 0, Chavis 4-7 2-2 12, Green 0-1 8 p.m. — Seton Hall at Xavier, FS1 The AP Men’s Top 25 15. Oregon State 19-6 322 16 0-0 0, Roundtree 0-1 0-0 0, Winfrey 0-0 0-0 0, tournament will advance to the Class A State tour- The weekly poll, with first-place votes in 16. Ohio State 20-6 268 13 Totals 30-58 13-14 84. 8 p.m. — Georgia at Florida, SEC Network parentheses, records through Feb. 11, total 17. Texas A&M 19-7 266 14 ARKANSAS (12-13): Williams 0-1 0-0 0, nament. 10 p.m. — Wyoming at San Diego State, CBS points based on 25 points for a first-place vote 17. Duke 20-6 266 19 Zimmerman 4-10 3-5 14, Cosper 2-6 0-0 6, through one point for a 25th-place vote and 19. Green Bay 22-2 241 20 Mason 5-12 4-4 15, Monk 3-9 0-1 6, Stout 0-0 Studdard has been a key piece of CCA’s suc- Sports Network 20. Georgia 21-4 238 18 0-0 0, Thomas 3-7 0-0 6, Weaver 1-2 3-6 5, Mc- previous ranking: 21. Oklahoma State 18-6 169 22 cess in the second part of the season. Watkins 10 p.m. — Nevada at Boise State, ESPNU Rec. Pts Prv 22. South Florida 20-5 144 — Clure 0-0 0-0 0, Northcross-Baker 0-6 0-0 0, GOLF 1. Virginia (30) 23-2 1557 2 23. Michigan 20-7 62 21 Spangler 0-0 1-4 1, Swenson 1-3 2-2 5, Totals said Studdard is averaging right around 20 points 2. Michigan State (21) 24-3 1527 4 24. Belmont 24-3 53 — 19-56 13-22 58. Missouri 33 16 20 15 —84 8 p.m. — LPGA Tour, ISPS Handa Women’s 3. Villanova (9) 23-2 1518 1 25. N.C. State 20-6 44 23 a game. He said Studdard’s confidence has grown Also Receiving Votes: LSU 28, Nebraska 22, Arkansas 14 15 16 13 —58 Australian Open, first round, at Adelaide, Australia, 4. Xavier (5) 23-3 1465 5 3-Point Goals—Missouri 11-24 (Smith thanks in part to the extra time he is investing in 5. Cincinnati 23-2 1359 6 West Virginia 20, Dayton 11, Cent Michigan TGC 10, Mercer 7, Arizona State 6, TCU 6, DePaul 1-3, Aldridge 2-5, Cunningham 4-5, Michael himself. 6. Purdue 23-4 1269 3 5, Miami 5, Gonzaga 3, Iowa 3, California 2, 0-1, Schuchts 2-4, Chavis 2-5, Roundtree 0-1), NBA 7. Texas Tech 21-4 1258 7 Minnesota 2, Southern California 2, Arkansas 7-23 (Zimmerman 3-5, Cosper 2-4, “He has always been a good shooter,” Watkins 7 p.m. — L.A. Clippers at Boston, ESPN 8. Ohio State 22-5 1094 14 Alabama-Birmingham 2, Villanova 2, Mason 1-3, Monk 0-3, Northcross-Baker 0-6, 9. Gonzaga 23-4 1063 12 Quinnipiac 1. Swenson 1-2). Assists—Missouri 18 (Aldridge said. “The biggest thing with him is confidence. 9:30 p.m. — Golden State at Portland, ESPN 10. Auburn 22-3 1025 8 4), Arkansas 11 (Mason 3). Rebounds—Mis- SOCCER 11. Clemson 20-4 945 16 AP Voting for Adam souri 40 (Frericks 8), Arkansas 25 (Thomas I think we have seen that here lately. He has had 12. Duke 20-5 942 9 7). Total Fouls—Missouri 18, Arkansas 12. 1:30 p.m. — UEFA Champions League, Round of Minichino A—1,766. several 20-point games in that area against a lot of 13. Kansas 19-6 816 10 Dispatch sports editor Adam Minichino is a 16, 1st leg, Real Madrid vs. Paris Saint-Germain, 14. North Carolina 19-7 763 21 voter on The Associated Press’ weekly women’s Auburn 63, Vanderbilt 60 good team. He hit six threes one night.” FS1 15. Saint Mary’s (Cal) 24-3 683 11 college basketball poll. Here is his ballot for this VANDERBILT (6-20): Newby 2-3 1-1 16. Rhode Island 20-3 666 18 week: 5, Hall 2-4 1-4 6, Overbeck 3-4 5-6 11, Reed Watkins said Studdard knew he had to improve 1:30 p.m. — UEFA Champions League, Round of 17. Arizona 20-6 594 13 1. Connecticut 4-7 4-4 15, Walker 2-11 2-2 8, Whalen 3-8 2-2 his all-around game, so he has focused on his ball- 16, 1st leg, Porto vs. Liverpool, FS2 18. Tennessee 18-6 580 15 2. Mississippi State 10, Horrocks 1-2 0-0 2, Bell 0-1 0-0 0, Clem- 19. Wichita State 19-5 495 22 3. Baylor ons-Green 1-3 0-0 3, Totals 18-43 15-19 60. WINTER OLYMPICS 4. Louisville AUBURN (13-11): Jackson 3-7 0-0 7, handling. He said the ability to create his own shot 20. West Virginia 18-7 339 19 5. Notre Dame 21. Texas A&M 17-8 241 — Jones 2-4 1-2 5, Thompson 6-13 4-4 16, Alex- has helped Studdard have better success when 4 a.m. — Medal Ceremonies (LIVE), OLY Channel 6. UCLA ander 4-11 3-4 12, McKay 5-15 1-2 11, Jones 4 a.m. — Women’s Curling: Britain vs. Olympic 22. Michigan 20-7 239 20 7. Maryland 0-1 0-0 0, Jones 1-7 2-4 4, Lewis 3-9 0-0 8, opponents play man-to-man. 23. Oklahoma 16-8 152 17 8. Texas Sanders 0-1 0-0 0, Totals 24-68 11-16 63. Athletes from Russia, USA 24. Nevada 21-5 87 23 9. Oregon Vanderbilt 12 12 19 17—60 Most importantly, Watkins said Studdard’s atti- 5:30 a.m. — Men’s Ice Hockey: United States vs. 25. Arizona State 19-6 83 — 10. Stanford Auburn 20 21 8 14—63 Also Receiving Votes: New Mexico State 11. Tennessee 3-Point Goals—Vanderbilt 9-26 (Hall 1-2, tude has “become a whole lot better.” Slovenia (LIVE), NBCSports Network 66, Florida 48, Creighton 44, Butler 43, 12. South Carolina Reed 3-6, Walker 2-8, Whalen 2-6, Bell 0-1, 13. Oregon State Clemons-Green 1-3), Auburn 4-21 (Jackson “He is probably his worst enemy,” Watkins said. 6:10 a.m. — Men’s Ice Hockey: Olympic Athletes Virginia Tech 29, Middle Tennessee 26, 14. Missouri from Russia vs. Slovakia (LIVE), USA Alabama 22, Houston 16, Nebraska 15, 15. Florida State 1-5, Alexander 1-5, McKay 0-1, Jones 0-5, “He would miss a shot or turn it over and it was just Missouri 14, Miami 10, Kentucky 8, TCU 8, ETSU 5, 16. Duke Lewis 2-5). Assists—Vanderbilt 14 (Hall 6), 8:30 a.m. — Luge: Men’s Doubles Gold Medal Oklahoma State 4, St. Bonaventure 3, Louisville 2, 17. South Florida Auburn 10 (McKay 5). Fouled Out—Vanderbilt like he shut down. We talked about it several times Overbeck, Rebounds—Vanderbilt 39 (Newby Final; Skeleton: Women’s Training, NBCSports Vermont 1, Florida State 1. 18. Ohio State 19. Green Bay 11), Auburn 30 (Thompson 9). Total Fouls— over the last couple of years. In the last month, we Network USA Today Top 25 20. Texas A&M Vanderbilt 17, Auburn 19. A—1,758. have kind of seen a little turnaround there. When The weekly poll, with first-place votes in paren- 21. Georgia 10:30 a.m. — Biathlon: Women’s 15km Gold 22. Belmont SEC Women Conference Overall a kid realizes it, it is the first step. Him realizing it Medal Final, NBCSports Network theses, records through Feb. 11, points based 23. Oklahoma State on 25 points for a first-place vote through 24. Michigan W-L Pct. W-L Pct. and making the comment to you about improving 12:15 p.m. — Women Curling: Denmark vs. one point for a 25th-place vote and previous 25. Iowa Mississippi State 12-0 1.000 26-0 1.000 Tennessee 9-3 .750 21-4 .840 Sweden, NBCSports Network ranking: Southwestern Athletic Georgia 9-3 .750 21-4 .840 his attitude says a lot for him.” 2 p.m. — Luge: Men’s Doubles Gold Medal Final; Rec. Pts Pvs South Carolina 9-3 .750 20-5 .800 Studdard didn’t hesitate to say “attitude” has 1. Michigan State (17) 24-3 763 4 Conference Men LSU 8-4 .667 16-7 .696 Nordic Combined: Men’s Individual Normal Hill/10 2. Villanova (8) 23-2 742 1 Conference AllGames Texas A&M 8-4 .667 19-7 .731 been the biggest area of his maturation. The other km Gold Medal Final, WTVA 3. Virginia (5) 23-2 736 2 W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Missouri 8-4 .667 20-5 .7800 Grambling State 10-3 .769 14-12 .538 Alabama 5-7 .417 15-10 .600 change to his game is the added confidence he has 4 p.m. — Women’s Curling: United States vs. 4. Xavier (1) 23-3 719 5 Auburn 4-8 .333 13-11 .542 5. Cincinnati (1) 23-2 675 6 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 9-4 .692 9-18 .333 Japan, CNBC Southern U. 8-5 .615 12-14 .462 Kentucky 4-8 .333 12-14 .462 developed thanks to shooting about 100 3-pointers 6. Texas Tech 21-4 604 7 Prairie View 7-5 .583 10-16 .385 Arkansas 3-9 .250 12-13 .480 6 p.m. — Figure Skating: Pairs’ Gold Medal Final 7. Purdue 23-4 601 3 Texas Southern 7-5 .583 7-18 .280 Vanderbilt 2-10 .167 6-20 .231 and working on all kinds of shots and doing plenty 8. Gonzaga 23-4 542 11 Jackson State 7-6 .538 10-16 .385 Florida 2-10 .167 10-15 .400 (LIVE), NBCSports Network Ole Miss 1-11 .083 11-14 .440 of ballhandling drills. 9. Ohio State 22-5 517 16 Alabama State 6-6 .500 6-18 .250 z-Alcorn State 5-8 .385 9-17 .346 7 p.m. — Figure Skating: Pairs’ Gold Medal Final 10. Duke 20-5 486 8 Monday’s Games Studdard, who has been on the school’s basket- 11. Auburn 22-3 447 9 Alabama A&M 2-10 .167 2-23 .080 (LIVE); Alpine Skiing: Men’s Super G Gold Medal MVSU 2-11 .154 2-24 .077 Auburn 63, Vanderbilt 60 ball team since the fifth grade, said he has strug- Final (LIVE); Men’s Skeleton (LIVE); Speedskating: 12. Clemson 20-4 424 15 Missouri 84, Arkansas 58 13. Kansas 19-6 393 10 Thursday’s Games Women’s 1000m Gold Medal Final, WTVA z-ineligible for postseason play Alabama at Tennessee, 5:30 p.m. gled with getting down on himself if he makes a 14. Rhode Island 20-3 342 19 (SEC Network) 9 p.m. — Men’s Ice Hockey: Finland vs. Germany 15. Saint Mary’s 24-3 341 12 Monday’s Games Arkansas at Kentucky, 6 p.m. mistake. Studdard also said he didn’t place a lot of (LIVE), CNBC 16. North Carolina 19-7 314 22 Southern U. 55, MVSU 51 Missouri at Auburn, 6 p.m. importance on defense earlier in his career. Now, 17. Tennessee 18-6 290 14 Alcorn State 84, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 52 South Carolina at Georgia, 6 p.m. Prairie View 63, Jackson State 58, OT 9:10 p.m. — Women’s Ice Hockey: United States 18. Wichita State 19-5 250 21 Florida at Texas A&M, 7 p.m. though, he realizes he needs to play on both ends Grambling State 78, Texas Southern 55 Ole Miss at LSU, 7 p.m. vs. Canada (LIVE), NBCSports Network 19. Arizona 20-6 237 13 Today’s Games Mississippi State at Vanderbilt, 7:30 p.m. of the court. 11:05 p.m. — Snowboard Cross: Men’s Gold 20. West Virginia 18-7 184 17 No games scheduled (SEC Network) 21. Michigan 20-7 174 20 Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games “I used to get down on myself,” said Studdard, Medal Final (LIVE); Men’s Skeleton, WTVA 22. Arizona State 19-6 88 — No games scheduled No games scheduled 23. Oklahoma 16-8 87 18 Thursday’s Games Saturday’s Games who also plays on the school’s baseball, football, 11:30 p.m. — Women’s Curling: United States vs. No games scheduled 24. Nevada 21-5 76 23 No games scheduled Britain, NBCSports Network Friday’s Games Sunday’s Games and track and field (high jump and hurdles) 25. Creighton 18-7 62 — No games scheduled Vanderbilt at Florida, Noon (SEC Network) 1:30 a.m. (Thursday) — Women’s Ice Hockey: Also Receiving Votes: Florida 57, Texas Saturday’s Games Tennessee at Missouri, 1 p.m. (ESPNU) teams. “Now I shake it off. I would lag and not play Olympic Athletes from Russia vs. Finland (LIVE), A&M 51, Middle Tennessee 32, New Mexico Texas Southern at MVSU, 4 p.m. LSU at Arkansas, 2 p.m. as hard. USA State 30, Houston 25, Miami 23, Butler 20, Southern U. at Alabama State, 5 p.m. Kentucky at South Carolina, 2 p.m. Nebraska 18, Jackson State at Grambling State, 5:30 p.m. (SEC Network) “I just don’t think about it anymore. If I miss a 1:40 a.m. (Thursday) — Men’s Ice Hockey: Alcorn State at Alabama A&M, 6 p.m. Auburn at Alabama, 4 p.m. (SEC Network) Virginia Tech 17, Alabama 6, Loyola of Prairie View at Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 7 p.m. Texas A&M at Mississippi State, 4 p.m. (ESPN2) shot, I just get back. It has worked. It has improved Norway vs. Sweden (LIVE), NBCSports Network Chicago 6, UCLA 6, Louisville 5, Kentucky 4, Sunday’s Games Monday, Feb. 19 Seton Hall 3, TCU 2, ETSU 1. No games scheduled Georgia at Ole Miss, 6 p.m. (SEC Network) me a lot.” Kennedy Roundup Continued from Page 1B Continued from Page 1B conviction that there There was promise at Are you for him or are you n Ole Miss’ Woolfolk, Sandlin is the only Con- Last season, Woolfolk needed to be some clar- the beginning of the sea- against him?’ I didn’t want Southern Mississippi’s ference USA representa- finished one off the school’s ity as it pertained to the son that the Rebels could to divide our fan base. I named to NCBWA Stop- tive on the list. He has been single-season record in future of Ole Miss bas- make a run at an NCAA respect this too much for per of the Year Watch named on this watch list for saves with 12. He led the ketball moving forward,” tournament bid. Three that. I didn’t want people List: At Oxford, Ole Miss all three seasons at South- team with 26 appearanc- Kennedy said during a overtime losses to non- to have to choose a side. I junior closer Dallas Wool- ern Miss. es, all in relief, and went news conference with ath- conference opponents want everybody to be on folk and Southern Missis- Woolfolk, who has 3-2 with a 2.15 earned run letic director Ross Bjork. and Kennedy’s first losing the same side and that’s sippi junior Nick Sandlin been named a Preseason average. The right-hander “I’ve been blessed, truly conference record enter- moving the program for- were named Monday to the All-American by NCBWA, struck out 41 and held op- blessed, to have had the ing February have made ward.” preseason watch list for the Collegiate Baseball, Base- posing hitters to a .200 clip opportunity to be a head that near impossible. It This season Kenne- National Collegiate Base- ball America, and D1Bas- in 37 2/3 innings. coach in the Southeast- also caused discussion of dy picked up his 100th ball Writers Association eball, is one of 52 players Last week, the NCB- ern Conference in my whether Kennedy would SEC regular-season win. (NCBWA) Stopper of the on the list, and one of eight WA named Sandlin and home state for 12 years. be let go once the season Ole Miss has averaged Year Award. from the Southeastern teammate Matt Wallner I also know that it’s time ended. 21 wins per season un- This marks the third- Conference. were named preseason for a new voice and a new “I feel like the time is der Kennedy after the straight year a Rebel has The Southaven native first-team All-Americans vision for this program right,” Kennedy said. “I program posted only 21 been named to list for the follows appearances by for- by the NCBWA. Southern moving forward. I’m at didn’t want the rest of the or more wins three times award, which given annual- mer Ole Miss pitchers Will Miss tied with TCU for the complete peace with this season to be about ‘what’s in 96 years before his ly to the top relief pitcher in Stokes and Wyatt Short on most nominations with two decision.” Andy Kennedy’s status? arrival. Division I. the list. apiece. 4B Tuesday, February 13, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com New Hope Continued from Page 1B The Trojans hoped to make it and wait for the rebound,” Olsen ened the goal. three overtime decisions in as many said. “I think we got caught in that.” The Trojans will rue their missed matches after clinching a postsea- Hentze’s second goal came on a opportunities in the first half, both son berth against rival Caledonia long-range free kick that fell in the before and after Northeast Jones and winning a penalty shootout box between he, Braddock and two took the lead. against Corinth. But two Alexander defenders. New Hope’s backline In the eighth minute, Toni No- Hentze goals initiated by free kicks, froze, and Hentze pounced. gales curled a perfect ball into El- along with Northeast Jones’ willing- “I saw my right back, (Daw- lis Clark, who had a one-on-one ness to live in its half in the second, son) Vasser, right next to me, and opportunity with the goalkeeper, undid New Hope’s comeback bid. I thought he was coming on to it, but Clark took one touch too many Hentze’s first goal in the 24th but we all hesitated,” Earhart said. and missed from close range. Ellis minute came after the Tigers had “(Hentze) was first to the ball. looked to make up for it in the 39th peppered New Hope’s box with six “It’s terrible. I feel like we could minute when his half volley off a set pieces in a three-minute stretch. have played a lot harder and fin- New Hope defended the mix of cor- ished the way we should have. We long throw hit the crossbar. ners and free kicks perfectly during just weren’t ready for it.” “As long as there’s time on the that span, only to see Hentze find Olsen said the team’s trend of clock, I know they’re going to keep an opening past Bryce Braddock slow starts lingered through much fighting and someone’s going to several minutes later. of the season, but he maintained claw their way out of it,” Olsen said. “We’ve been strong against set confidence in his senior-laden “These past few games, we’ve had pieces these last nine games, but bunch to break through. The effort the mentality that we’d have the David Miller/Special to The Dispatch when there’s so many back-to-back, was there in the second half — New opportunity to get it done. We were New Hope High School’s Trey Parnell prepares to challenge you’re just kind of questioning Hope had seven set-piece plays and living on the edge, and it finally the ball Monday night in a 2-1 loss to Northeast Jones in whether you want to go up or stay fired 14 shots, but only two threat- caught up to us.” the MHSAA Class 4A State tournament. Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby EAR ABBY: to your husband. skills, and there were many I’m not I can suggest painful silences. Any foray into Dattracted that the most current events, family life — to my husband. sensitive sexual even gardening — revealed I love him and organ in a wom- stark differences that brought don’t want to an’s body resides conversation to a screeching live without him, between her halt. We made an excuse to go but I do not want ears. home early and sent a thank- to be physically However, I am you note the next day. intimate with not qualified to Usually, I think a dinner him. 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Pound of flesh of Pound SOLUTION: SUBSTITUTED TRUST- EE’S NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, Charles D. Bush and Faye F. Bush executed a certain Deed of Trust to Timothy L. Gowan as Trustee for the use and benefit of Bankfirst Financial Ser- vices, dated July 10, 2013 for the principal amount of $42,455.00, filed for record in the Land Records located in the Office of the Chan- cery Clerk of Lowndes County, Mississippi on July 25, 2013, and recorded in said office in Book 2013 at Page 20987; and

WHEREAS, Charles D. Bush and Faye F. Bush executed a certain Deed of Trust to Timothy L. Gowan as Trustee for the use and benefit of Bankfirst Financial Ser- vices, dated September 10, 2014 for the principal amount of $95,575.00, filed for record in the Land Re- cords located in the Of- fice of the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County, Mississippi on September 12, 2014, and recorded in said office in Book 2014 at Page 19105; and

WHEREAS, said default is continuing, the undersigned, Bankfirst Finan- cial Services, as current and present owner of said Deeds of Trust, has elected to declare the entire indebtedness secured by said Deeds of Trust due and payable as provided for therein;

WHEREAS, said Deeds of Trust authorized the appointment and substitution of another Trust- ee in the place of the Trustee named in said Deeds of Trust, and Bankfirst Financial Ser- vices, pursuant to said Deeds of Trust, substituted James P. Wilson, Jr. as Trustee in the place of the original Trustee, by written instrument dated Decem- ber 8, 2017 and filed for record in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, on January 4, 2018 and recorded in said office in Book 2018 at Page 300, and;

WHEREAS, default having been made in the performance of the conditions and stipulations as set out in the above described Deeds of Trust and the said Sub- stituted Trustee having been requested and directed by Bankfirst Fin- ancial Services to execute the trust; and in strict accordance with the Deeds of Trust aforesaid and the Laws of Sale of the State of Mississippi, the dates for publication of this Substitute Trustee’s No- tice of Sale in The Com- mercial Dispatch, a newspaper published in the City of Columbus, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, having been set at the following, to wit: January 23, 2018, January 30, 2018, Feb- ruary 6, 2018, and Feb- ruary 13, 2018. Notice is hereby given that I will, on February 14, 2018, during the legal hours, which are between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the main front door of the Lowndes County Courthouse in the City of Columbus, Mississippi, offer for sale, at public auction and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described real property lying and being in Lowndes County, State of Mississippi, and being more particularly described as follows:

8177 HWY 12 E

Lot No. 3 (unrecorded) located in the North- east Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 4, Township 17 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, and being more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at an old iron SUBSTITUTED TRUST- pin at the Southwest EE’S NOTICE OF SALE corner of the Northeast Quarter of the North- WHEREAS, Charles D. east Quarter of Section Bush and Faye F. Bush 4, Township 17 South, executed a certain Deed Range 17 West, of Trust to Timothy L. Lowndes County, Mis- Gowan as Trustee for sissippi; thence North the use and benefit of 00 degrees 45 minutes Bankfirst Financial Ser- East a distance of vices, dated June 15, 866.0 feet; thence 2006 for the principal South 86 degrees 00 amount of $53,403.24, minutes East along a filed for record in the fence a distance of Land Records located in 735.0 feet to a fence the Office of the Chan- SUBSTITUTED TRUST- corner; thence North 00 cery Clerk of Lowndes EE’S NOTICE OF SALE degrees 45 minutes County, Mississippi on East a distance of 55.0 June 28, 2006, and re- WHEREAS, Charles D. feet; thence South 85 corded in said office in Bush and Faye F. Bush degrees 32 minutes Book 2006 at Page executed a certain Deed East a distance of 17048; and of Trust to Timothy L. 120.0 feet to an iron Gowan as Trustee for pipe; thence North 00 WHEREAS, Charles D. the use and benefit of degrees 36 minutes Bush and Faye F. Bush Bankfirst Financial Ser- East along a fence a executed a Modifica- vices, dated July 10, distance of 107.3 feet tion of Deed of Trust to 2013 for the principal to an iron pipe; thence Timothy L. Gowan, as amount of $42,455.00, South 67 degrees 26 Trustee, for the use and filed for record in the minutes East a dis- benefit of Bankfirst Fin- Land Records located in tance of 258.9 feet to ancial Services by in- the Office of the Chan- an iron pipe and the ini- strument dated July 1, cery Clerk of Lowndes tial point of the prop- 2013 and filed for re- County, Mississippi on erty herein described; cord in the Land Re- July 25, 2013, and re- thence North 11 de- cords located in the Of- corded in said office in grees 34 minutes East fice of the Chancery Book 2013 at Page a distance of 128.6 feet Clerk of Lowndes 20987; and to an iron pipe; thence County, Mississippi on South 86 degrees 43 October 7, 2013 in WHEREAS, Charles D. minutes East a dis- Book 2013 at Page Bush and Faye F. Bush tance of 217.0 feet to 27849, which modified executed a certain Deed an iron pipe; thence the Deed of Trust recor- of Trust to Timothy L. South 00 degrees 45 ded in Book 2006 at Gowan as Trustee for minutes West a dis- Page 17048; and the use and benefit of tance of 160.0 feet, Bankfirst Financial Ser- more or less, to a point WHEREAS, said default vices, dated September on the West right-of-way is continuing, the under- 10, 2014 for the prin- line of Mississippi High- signed, Bankfirst Finan- cipal amount of way No. 12; thence cial Services, as cur- $95,575.00, filed for re- Southwesterly along rent and present owner cord in the Land Re- said West right-of-way of said Deed of Trust cords located in the Of- line a distance of 50.5 and Modification of fice of the Chancery feet; thence North 67 Deed of Trust, has elec- Clerk of Lowndes degrees 26 minutes ted to declare the en- County, Mississippi on West a distance of tire indebtedness se- September 12, 2014, 230.5 feet to the initial cured by said Deed of and recorded in said of- point of this description, Trust and Modification fice in Book 2014 at and containing 0.9 acre, of Deed of Trust due Page 19105; and more or less. and payable as provided for therein; WHEREAS, said default LESS AND EXCEPT: All is continuing, the under- oil, gas and other miner- WHEREAS, said Deed of signed, Bankfirst Finan- als lying in, on and un- Trust and Modification cial Services, as cur- der the above de- of Deed of Trust author- rent and present owner scribed tract of land. ized the appointment of said Deeds of Trust, and substitution of an- has elected to declare SUBJECT TO those cer- other Trustee in the the entire indebted- tain restrictive coven- place of the Trustee ness secured by said ants and conditions as named in said Deed of Deeds of Trust due and recorded in Deed Book Trust and Modification payable as provided for 1054 at Page 292. of Deed of Trust, and therein; Bankfirst Financial Ser- ALSO, SUBJECT TO, all vices, pursuant to said WHEREAS, said Deeds recorded easements for Deed of Trust and Modi- of Trust authorized the drainage and utility facil- fication of Deed of appointment and substi- ities affecting the above Trust, substituted tution of another Trust- described property. James P. Wilson, Jr. as ee in the place of the Trustee in the place of Trustee named in said 2186 SANDERS MILL the original Trustee, by Deeds of Trust, and RD written instrument Bankfirst Financial Ser- dated December 8, vices, pursuant to said A tract of land in Sec- 2017 and filed for re- Deeds of Trust, substi- tion 1, Township 17 cord in the office of the tuted James P. Wilson, South, Range 17 West, Chancery Clerk of Jr. as Trustee in the Lowndes County, Mis- Lowndes County, Mis- place of the original sissippi, containing sissippi, on January 4, Trustee, by written in- 2.34 acres, more or 2018 and recorded in strument dated Decem- less, and more particu- said office in Book ber 8, 2017 and filed larly described herein: 2018 at Page 303, and; for record in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Beginning at an iron pin WHEREAS, default hav- Lowndes County, Mis- on the West line of Sec- ing been made in the sissippi, on January 4, tion 1, Township 17 performance of the con- 2018 and recorded in South, Range 17 West, ditions and stipulations said office in Book said iron pin being as set out in the above 2018 at Page 300, and; 1708 feet South 2 de- described Deed of Trust grees East of the North- and Modification of WHEREAS, default hav- west corner of said Sec- Deed of Trust and the ing been made in the tion 1; thence South 2 said Substituted Trust- performance of the con- degrees 00 minutes ee having been reques- ditions and stipulations East along the section ted and directed by as set out in the above line 600 feet to a point; Bankfirst Financial Ser- described Deeds of thence North 89 de- vices to execute the Trust and the said Sub- grees 0 minutes East a trust; and in strict ac- stituted Trustee having distance of 170 feet to cordance with the Deed been requested and dir- a point; thence North 2 of Trust and Modifica- ected by Bankfirst Fin- degrees 00 minutes tion of Deed of Trust ancial Services to ex- West a distance of 600 aforesaid and the Laws ecute the trust; and in feet to a stake on the of Sale of the State of strict accordance with South right-of-way of the Mississippi, the dates the Deeds of Trust county gravel road; for publication of this aforesaid and the Laws thence South 89 de- Substitute Trustee’s No- of Sale of the State of grees 0 minutes West tice of Sale in The Com- Mississippi, the dates along the South right of mercial Dispatch, a for publication of this way of said road a dis- newspaper published in Substitute Trustee’s No- tance of 170 feet to the the City of Columbus, tice of Sale in The Com- point of beginning, con- Lowndes County, Mis- mercial Dispatch, a taining 2.34 acres, sissippi, having been newspaper published in more or less, lying in set at the following, to the City of Columbus, the Southwest Quarter wit: January 23, 2018, Lowndes County, Mis- of the Northwest January 30, 2018, Feb- sissippi, having been Quarter of Section 1, ruary 6, 2018, and Feb- set at the following, to Township 17 South, ruary 13, 2018. Notice wit: January 23, 2018, Range 17 West, is hereby given that I January 30, 2018, Feb- Lowndes County, Mis- will, on February 14, ruary 6, 2018, and Feb- sissippi; TOGETHER 2018, during the legal ruary 13, 2018. Notice WITH a road easement hours, which are is hereby given that I of 30 feet wide and 300 between the hours of will, on February 14, feet long, more or less, 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 2018, during the legal for the purposes of in- p.m. at the main front hours, which are gress and egress to the door of the Lowndes between the hours of herein above described County Courthouse in 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 tract of land from the the City of Columbus, p.m. at the main front county road to the East Mississippi, offer for door of the Lowndes side of the 2.34 acre sale, at public auction County Courthouse in lot. and sell to the highest the City of Columbus, and best bidder for Mississippi, offer for LESS AND EXCEPT: cash, the following de- sale, at public auction scribed real property ly- and sell to the highest 2186 SANDERS MILL ing and being in and best bidder for RD Lowndes County, State cash, the following de- of Mississippi, and be- scribed real property ly- A tract of land in Sec- ing more particularly de- ing and being in tion 1, Township 17 scribed as follows: Lowndes County, State South, Range 17 West, of Mississippi, and be- Lowndes County, Mis- A tract of land in Sec- ing more particularly de- sissippi, containing tion 1, Township 17 scribed as follows: 2.34 acres, more or South, Range 17 West, less, and more particu- Lowndes County, Mis- 8177 HWY 12 E larly described herein: sissippi, containing 2.34 acres, more or Lot No. 3 (unrecorded) Beginning at an iron pin less, and more particu- located in the North- on the West line of Sec- larly described herein: east Quarter of the tion 1, Township 17 Northeast Quarter of South, Range 17 West, The DispatchBeginn i•n gwww.cdispatch.com at an iron pin Section 4, Township 17 said iron pinTUESDAY, being FEBRUARY 13, 2018 5B on the West line of Sec- South, Range 17 West, 1708 feet South 2 de- tion 1, Township 17 Lowndes County, Mis- grees East of the North- South, Range 17 West, sissippi, and being west corner of said Sec- said iron pin being more particularly de- tion 1; thence South 2 1708 feet South 2 described as follows: degrees 00 minutes grees East of the North- East along the section SUBSTITUTED TRUST- west corner of said Sec- Beginning at an old iron line 600 feet to a point; EE’S NOTICE OF SALE tion 1; thence South 2 pin at the Southwest thence North 89 de- degrees 00 minutes corner of Phone:the Northeast 662.328.2424grees 0 minutes East a WHEREAS, Charles D. East along the section Quarter of the North- distance of 170 feet to Bush and Faye F. Bush line 600 feet to a point; east [email protected] of Section a point; thence North 2 executed a certain Deed thence North 89 de- 4, Township 17 South, degrees 00 minutes of Trust to Timothy L. grees 00 minutes East Range 17 West, West a distance of 600 Gowan as Trustee for a distance of 170 feet Lowndcdispatch.com/classifiedses County, Mis- feet to a stake on the the use and benefit of to a point; thence North sissippi; thence North South right-of-way of the Bankfirst Financial Ser- 2 degrees 00 minutes 0P.O.0 degre eBoxs 45 m in511utes c•ou n516ty grav eMainl road; Street vices, dated June 15, West a distance of 600 East a distance of thence South 89 de- 2006 for the principal feet to a stake on the 866.0 feeColumbus,t; thence grees 0MS minut e39701s West amount of $53,403.24, South right-of-way of the South 86 degrees 00 along the South right of CLASSIFIEDSfiled for record in the county gravel road; minutes East along a way of said road a dis- Land Records located in thence South 89 de- fence a distance of tance of 170 feet to the the Office of the Chan- grees 0 minutes West SUBSTITUTED TRUST- 735.0 feet to a fence point of beginning, con- (Deadlines subject to change.) cery Clerk oREGULARf Lowndes along tRATEShe South right of EE’S SUPERNOTICE OF SAL ESAVERcorner; the nRATESce North 00 tainiGARAGEng 2.34 acres, SALE RATES DEADLINES Coun4ty ,Lines/6 Mississip pDaysi on ...... way of said road$19.20 a dis- 6 Days ...... degrees 45 minu$12.00tes more4 oLines/1r less, lyin gDay...... $9.20 in June 28, 2006, and re- tance of 170 feet to the WHE12RE ADaysS, Cha ...... rles D. East a distance $18.00of 55.0 the Southwest Quarter corde4d Lines/12in said office Days in po ...... int of beginnin$31.20g, con- Bush and Faye F. Bush feet; thence South 85 4 Lines/3 Days...... $18.00 For Placing/Canceling Classified Line Ads: Over 6 lines is $1 per additional line. of the Northwest Book4 2 Lines/26006 at Page Daysta ...... ining 2.34 acr$46.80es, executed a certain Deed degrees 32 minutes Quarter of Section 1, Sunday Paper Deadline is Thursday 3:00 P.M. 17048; and more or less, lying in of Trust to TSiximo linesthy L .or less,E aconsecutivest a distan cdays.e of TownsPricehip 17 includes South, 2 FREE Garage Sale Rate applies to commercialthe Southwe operationsst Quarter Gowan as Trustee for 120.0 feet to an iron Monday Paper Deadline is Friday 12:00 P.M. Rate applies to private party ads of non-commer-Range 1signs.7 We sRAINt, GUARANTEE: If it WHEREAS,and Char merchandiseles D. of the over North $1,000.west the use and benefit of pipe; thence North 00 Lownderainss Cou nthety, Mdayis- of your sale, we will Tuesday Paper Deadline is Monday 12:00 P.M. Bush and Faye F. Bush Quarter of Section 1, Bankcialfirst natureFinanc forial Smerchandiseer- degre eunders 36 m$1,000.inutes Must sissippi; TOGETHER Wednesday Paper Deadline is Tuesday 12:00 P.M. executed a MCallodific 328-2424a- Tow nforshi prates 17 S onouth, vices, datincludeed July 1price0, in ad.Ea s1t ITEMalong aPER fen cADe a. WITH re-runa road e youasem aden tthe next week FREE! tion of Deed of Trusadditionalt to Range lines. 17 West, 2013 for the princNoipa pets,l firewood,distance o fetc. 107.3 feet of 30 feYouet w imustde an calld 30 to0 request free re-run. Thursday Paper Deadline is Wednesday 12:00 P.M. Timothy L. Gowan, as Lowndes County, Mis- amount of $42,455.00, to an iron pipe; thence feet long, more or less, Friday Paper Deadline is Thursday 12:00 P.M. Trustee, for the use and sissippi; TOGETHER filed for record in the South 67 degrees 26 for the purposes of in- benefit of Bankfirst Fin- WITH a road easement Land Records located in minutes East a dis- gress and egress to the LEGAL NOTICES must be submitted 3 business days ancial Services by inof 30 feet wide and 300 the Office of the Chan- tance of 258.9 feet to herein above described prior to first publication date strumAdvertisementsent dated July 1, feet long, more or less, cery Clmusterk of Lowndes bean iron ppaidipe and the ini - fortract of l anind from tadvance.he 2013 and filed for re- for the purposes of in- County, Mississippi on tial point of the prop- county road to the East cord in Youthe La maynd Re- cancelgres ats a nanyd eg rtimeess to tduringhe July 2regular5, 2013, abusinessnd re- er thoursy herein anddescr ireceivebed; s iade refund of the 2. 3for4 ac daysre not published. • Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept cords located in the Of- herein above described corded in said office in thence North 11 de- lot. responsibility only for the first incorrect insertion. fice of the Chancery tract of land from the Book 2013 at Page grees 34 minutes East • The Publisher assumes no financial responsibility for errors nor for Clerk of Lowndes county road to the East 20987; and a distance of 128.6 feet Title to the above de- CouFREEnty, Missi sSERVICESsippi on side of the 2These.34 acr eads are taken by fax, e-mailto oran in iro nperson pipe; t hate ncoure office.scribed p roAdsper twilly is b note- be take by telephone. omission of copy. Liability shall not exceed the cost of that portion ofO ctober 7, 2013 in lot. WHEREAS, Charles D. South 86 degrees 43 space occupied by such error. lieved to be good but I Book 2013 at Page Bush and Faye F. Bush minutes East a dis- will convey only such • All questions regarding classified ads currently running should be 278Bargain49, which modi fColumnied Title to the Adabo mustve de- fit inex e4c ulinested a certain Deed tanFreece of 21 7Pets.0 feet toUp totit l4e alines,s ves trunsed in mfore a 6s days. directed to the Classified Department. the( Dapproximatelyeed of Trust rec o20r- charactersscribed pro ppererty line is b)e -ando willf Tru srunt to Tforimo 3th days.y L. an iron pipe; thence Substitute Trustee, • All ads are subject to the approval of this paper. The Commercial ded in Book 2006 at lieved to be good but I Gowan as Trustee for South 00 degrees 45 withoUput w toar r6a nlines,ty of a nady will run for 6 days. PagFore 17 items048; a $100nd or lesswill ONLY.convey o Morenly suc hthan onethe u itemse an dmay ben ebefit inof minLostutes We s&t a dFoundis- kind whatsoever. Dispatch reserves the right to reject, revise, classify or cancel any title as vested in me as Bankfirst Financial Ser- tance of 160.0 feet, advertising at any time. WHsameEREAS ad,, sa ibutd de pricesfault Smayubst inottute totalTruste overe, $100vice, sno, d arelists.ted September more or less, to a point WITNESS MY SIGNA- is continuing, the under- without warranty of any 10, 2014 for the prin- on the West right-of-way TURE this the 16th day Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 sLegaligne Noticesd, Ban 0010kfirst Finan- kLegalind wNoticeshats o0010ever. cLegalipal Noticesamou n0010t of liLegalne o Noticesf Miss 0010issippi High- oLegalf Ja nNoticesuary, 00102018. Legal Notices 0010 cial Services, as cur- $95,575.00, filed for re- way No. 12; thence IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF rent and present owner WITNESS MY SIGNA- cord in the Land Re- Southwesterly along JAMES P. WILSON, JR. IN THE CHANCERY OF LOWNDES COUNTY, SALE SALE of said Deed of Trust TURE this the 16th day cords located in the Of- said West right-of-way SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE COURT OF LOWNDES MISSISSIPPI and Modification of of January, 2018. fice of the Chancery line a distance of 50.5 COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI WHEREAS, on February WHEREAS, on July 28, Deed of Trust, has elec- Clerk of Lowndes feet; thence North 67 Prepared By: CITIZENS NATIONAL 27, 2001, Darick Moore 2017, S.L. Properties ted to declare the en- JAMES P. WILSON, JR. County, Mississippi on degrees 26 minutes James P. Wilson, Jr. IN RE: BANK OF and Delores Banks ex- L.L.C., executed a cer- tire indebtedness se- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE September 12, 2014, West a distance of Mitchell, McNutt & MERIDIAN PLAINTIFF ecuted a Deed of Trust tain Deed of Trust to cured by said Deed of and recorded in said of- 230.5 feet to the initial Sams, P.A. ESTATE OF HARVEY to Charles G. Perkins, Michael S. MacInnis, Trust and Modification Prepared By: fice in Book 2014 at point of this description, P. O. Box 1366 GEORGE FINGER, DE- VERSUS as Trustee for Bank- Trustee for Southern of Deed of Trust due James P. Wilson, Jr. Page 19105; and and containing 0.9 acre, Columbus, MS 39703 CEASED First Financial Services, Bancorp Bank, benefi- and payable as provided Mitchell, McNutt & more or less. (662) 328-2316 ANNE R. DISHONGH DE- as Lender/Beneficiary, ciary, which Deed of for therein; Sams, P.A. WHEREAS, said default DAWN ELIZABETH FENDANT which is recorded in the Trust was recorded in P. O. Box 1366 is continuing, the under- LESS AND EXCEPT: All Publish: 1/23, 1/30, BYRD, EXECUTRIX office of the Chancery the office of the Chan- WHEREAS, said Deed of Columbus, MS 39703 signed, Bankfirst Finan- oil, gas and other miner- 2/6, & 2/13/2018 CAUSE NO. 2010-0015- Clerk of Lowndes cery Clerk of Lowndes Trust and Modification (662) 328-2316 cial Services, as cur- als lying in, on and un- CAUSE NO. 2018- CV1 County, MS, in Book County, Mississippi in of Deed of Trust author- rent and present owner der the above de- IN THE CHANCERY 00031-KMB 1361 at Page 316; Book 2017 at Page ized the appointment PUBLISH: 1/23, 1/30, of said Deeds of Trust, scribed tract of land. COURT OF LOWNDES NOTICE OF EXECUTION 18248; and, and substitution of an- 2/6, & 2/13/2018 has elected to declare COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI NOTICE TO CREDITORS SALE WHEREAS, said Deed of other Trustee in the the entire indebted- SUBJECT TO those cer- Trust was assigned to WHEREAS, default hav- place of the Trustee TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF ness secured by said tain restrictive coven- IN THE MATTER OF THE Letters Testamentary STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Trustmark National ing been made in the named in said Deed of SALE Deeds of Trust due and ants and conditions as ESTATE OF have been granted and Bank in Book 1363 at terms and conditions of Trust and Modification payable as provided for recorded in Deed Book AMANDA GAIL OTTS, issued to Dawn Eliza- COUNTY OF LOWNDES Page 134; said Deed of Trust and of Deed of Trust, and WHEREAS, on July 28, therein; 1054 at Page 292. DECEASED beth Byrd, Executrix of the entire debt secured Bankfirst Financial Ser- 2017, S.L. Properties the Estate of Harvey On January 24, 2013, a WHEREAS, on January thereby having been vices, pursuant to said L.L.C., executed a WHEREAS, said Deeds ALSO, SUBJECT TO, all CAUSE NO.: 2017-0122 George Finger, de- judgment against Anne 9, 2018, Trustmark Na- declared to be due and Deed of Trust and Modi- certain Deed of Trust to of Trust authorized the recorded easements for ceased, by the Chan- R. Dishongh was duly tional Bank substituted payable in accordance fication of Deed of Michael S. MacInnis, appointment and substi- drainage and utility facil- SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- cery Court of Lowndes rendered in the above James Eldred Renfroe with the terms of said Trust, substituted Trustee for Southern tution of another Trust- ities affecting the above TION County, Mississippi, on styled and numbered as Trustee in the afore- Deed of Trust, South- James P. Wilson, Jr. as Bancorp Bank, benefi- ee in the place of the described property. the 8th day of February, cause of action, in the mentioned deed of trust ern Bancorp Bank, the Trustee in the place of ciary, which Deed of Trustee named in said THE STATE OF MISSIS- 2018. This is to give no- amount of with this recorded in legal holder of said the original Trustee, by Trust was recorded in Deeds of Trust, and 2186 SANDERS MILL SIPPI tice to all persons hav- $209,109.96, together Book 2018 at Page indebtedness, having written instrument the office of the Chan- Bankfirst Financial Ser- RD ing claims against said with court costs and 1181; requested the under- dated December 8, cery Clerk of Lowndes vices, pursuant to said TO: ALL UNKNOWN estate to Probate and post judgment interest signed Trustee to 2017 and filed for re- County, Mississippi in Deeds of Trust, substi- A tract of land in Sec- HEIRS AT LAW OF Register same with the at the legal rate, and WHEREAS, there being execute the trust and cord in the office of the Book 2017 at Page tuted James P. Wilson, tion 1, Township 17 AMANDA GAIL OTTS, Chancery Clerk of was enrolled on the a default in the terms sell said land and prop- Chancery Clerk of 18263; and, Jr. as Trustee in the South, Range 17 West, DECEASED, AND Lowndes County, Mis- judgment rolls of the and conditions of the erty in accordance with Lowndes County, Mis- place of the original Lowndes County, Mis- ANY UNKNOWN PER- sissippi, within ninety Circuit Clerk of Lowndes Deed of Trust and en- the terms of said Deed sissippi, on January 4, WHEREAS, default hav- Trustee, by written in- sissippi, containing SONS IN INTEREST (90) days after the first County, Mississippi; tire debt secured hav- of Trust and for the pur- 2018 and recorded in ing been made in the strument dated Decem- 2.34 acres, more or publication of this No- and ing been declared to be pose of raising the said office in Book terms and conditions of ber 8, 2017 and filed less, and more particu- You have been made a tice to Creditors. A fail- due and payable in ac- sums due thereunder, 2018 at Page 303, and; said Deed of Trust and for record in the office larly described herein: defendant in the Peti- ure to so Probate and The judgment remains cordance with its terms, together with attorney's the entire debt secured of the Chancery Clerk of tion for Adjudication of Register said claim will unsatisfied and as a Trustmark National fees, trustee's fees and WHEREAS, default hav- thereby having been Lowndes County, Mis- Beginning at an iron pin Heirs-at-Law, Discharge forever bar the same. result the sheriff of Bank, the holder of the expense of sale. ing been made in the declared to be due and sissippi, on January 4, on the West line of Sec- and Other Relief seek- Lowndes County, Mis- debt has requested the performance of the con- payable in accordance 2018 and recorded in tion 1, Township 17 ing to determine the /s/ Dawn Elizabeth Byrd sissippi, has accord- Trustee to execute the NOW, THEREFORE, I, ditions and stipulations with the terms of said said office in Book South, Range 17 West, heirs-at-law of Amanda Dawn Elizabeth Byrd, Ex- ingly levied execution on trust and sell said land Michael S. MacInnis, as set out in the above Deed of Trust, South- 2018 at Page 300, and; said iron pin being Gail Otts, and to dis- ecutrix the property described and property pursuant Trustee in said Deed of described Deed of Trust ern Bancorp Bank, the 1708 feet South 2 de- charge Lauran Otts below; to its terms in order to Trust, will on the 28th and Modification of legal holder of said WHEREAS, default hav- grees East of the North- Cummings as Adminis- OF COUNSEL: raise the sums due, day of February 2018, Deed of Trust and the indebtedness, having ing been made in the west corner of said Sec- tratrix of the Estate of Upon request of the with attorney’s and offer for sale at public said Substituted Trust- requested the under- performance of the con- tion 1; thence South 2 Amanda Gail Otts, De- Aubrey E. Nichols, owner of the judgment, trustee’s fees, and ex- outcry and sell within ee having been reques- signed Trustee to ditions and stipulations degrees 00 minutes ceased. Other than you, MB # 3842 notice is given that the penses of sale; legal hours (being ted and directed by execute the trust and as set out in the above East along the section the only other inter- The Nichols Firm, PLLC undersigned will on between the hours of Bankfirst Financial Ser- sell said land and prop- described Deeds of line 600 feet to a point; ested parties in this Post Office Box 1081 March 12, 2018, within NOW, THEREFORE, I, 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 vices to execute the erty in accordance with Trust and the said Sub- thence North 89 de- action are: Lauran Otts Columbus, MS 39703- the legal hours James Eldred Renfroe, p.m.), at the Front Door trust; and in strict ac- the terms of said Deed stituted Trustee having grees 0 minutes East a Cummings; Bridget Otts; 1081 (between 11:00 a.m. Trustee for said Deed of of the Lowndes County cordance with the Deed of Trust and for the been requested and dir- distance of 170 feet to and Hanna Otts. (662) 243-7312 and 4:00 p.m.) offer for Trust, will on March 7, Courthouse, located at of Trust and Modifica- purpose of raising the ected by Bankfirst Fin- a point; thence North 2 (662) 328-4345 FAX sale and will sell at pub- 2018, offer for sale at 515 2nd Avenue North, tion of Deed of Trust sums due thereunder, ancial Services to ex- degrees 00 minutes You are summoned to anichols@thenichols- lic auction to the public outcry, and sell Columbus, Mississippi aforesaid and the Laws together with attorney's ecute the trust; and in West a distance of 600 appear and represent firm.net highest and best bidder within legal hours (be- to the highest and best of Sale of the State of fees, trustee's fees and strict accordance with feet to a stake on the your interests against byrd.dawn(002) for cash, at the Eastern- ing between the hours bidder for cash the fol- Mississippi, the dates expense of sale. the Deeds of Trust South right-of-way of the said Petition before the most front door of the of 11:00 a.m., and lowing described prop- for publication of this aforesaid and the Laws county gravel road; Honorable Kenneth M. PUBLISH: 2/13, 2/20, county courthouse in 4:00 p.m.) at the main erty situated in Substitute Trustee’s No- NOW, THEREFORE, I, of Sale of the State of thence South 89 de- Burns, Chancellor of the & 2/27/2018 Columbus, Lowndes front door of the Lowndes County, State tice of Sale in The Com- Michael S. MacInnis, Mississippi, the dates grees 0 minutes West 14th Chancery District County, Mississippi, the Lowndes County Court- of Mississippi, to-wit mercial Dispatch, a Trustee in said Deed of for publication of this along the South right of at 9:00 o'clock a.m. on PUBLIC COMMENT property described be- house in Columbus, newspaper published in Trust, will on the 28th Substitute Trustee’s No- way of said road a dis- the 8th day of March, PERIOD RURAL AREA low: MS, to the highest and Lot No. 7 of Pinelawn the City of Columbus, day of February 2018, tice of Sale in The Com- tance of 170 feet to the 2018 at the Oktibbeha PROGRAM best bidder for cash, Subdivision, a subdivi- Lowndes County, Mis- offer for sale at public mercial Dispatch, a point of beginning, con- County Courthouse in A tract of land, together the following described sion of Lowndes County, sissippi, having been outcry and sell within newspaper published in taining 2.34 acres, Starkville, Mississippi, The Columbus Mobility with all improvements, property situated in Mississippi, as shown set at the following, to legal hours (being the City of Columbus, more or less, lying in and in case of your Solutions, of Columbus, buildings and appurten- Lowndes County, MS, by plat or map of said wit: January 23, 2018, between the hours of Lowndes County, Mis- the Southwest Quarter failure to appear, your Mississippi, is consider- ances thereon, if any, to-wit: subdivision in Plat Book January 30, 2018, Feb- 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 sissippi, having been of the Northwest interest in this matter ing applying to the Mis- owned by Anne R. Dis- 1 at Page 87 of the ruary 6, 2018, and Feb- p.m.), at the Front Door set at the following, to Quarter of Section 1, will not be considered. sissippi Department of hongh, assessed as Lot Thirty-Five (35) of records in the office of ruary 13, 2018. Notice of the Lowndes County wit: January 23, 2018, Township 17 South, Transportation, Public Parcel Deerfield Meadow Sub- the Chancery Clerk of is hereby given that I Courthouse, located at January 30, 2018, Feb- Range 17 West, You are not required to Transportation Division, #47W220016501, con- division, a subdivision Lowndes County, will, on February 14, 515 2nd Avenue North, ruary 6, 2018, and Feb- Lowndes County, Mis- file an answer or other for assistance through taining 1.6 acres, more of Lowndes County, Mis- Mississippi. 2018, during the legal Columbus, Mississippi ruary 13, 2018. Notice sissippi; TOGETHER pleading, but you may its Rural Area Program or less, located in the sissippi as shown by hours, which are to the highest and best is hereby given that I WITH a road easement do so if you desire. to provide public trans- Southwest Quarter of map or plat thereof of Subject to restrictive between the hours of bidder for cash the will, on February 14, of 30 feet wide and 300 portation services with- Section 28, Township record in Plat Book 4 covenants and condi- 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 following described 2018, during the legal feet long, more or less, ISSUED under my hand in Lowndes County. 17 South, Range 18 Page 2, in the office of tions and easements as p.m. at the main front property situated in hours, which are for the purposes of in- and seal of said Court, Funding is available to West, Columbus, the Chancery Clerk of set forth in that certain door of the Lowndes Lowndes County, State between the hours of gress and egress to the on this the 26th day of state agencies, local Lowndes County, Mis- Lowndes County, Mis- Deed dated June 14, County Courthouse in of Mississippi, to-wit 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 herein above described January, 2018. public bodies and agen- sissippi, and more par- sissippi. Subject, 1950 and filed for the City of Columbus, p.m. at the main front tract of land from the cies thereof, non-profit ticularly described as: however, to those re- record in Book 216 at Mississippi, offer for Lot No. 70 in Chilcutt door of the Lowndes county road to the East LISA YOUNGER NEESE, organizations, operat- strictive covenants Page 14 in the Land sale, at public auction Subdivision, as shown County Courthouse in side of the 2.34 acre Chancery Clerk of ors of public transporta- Beginning at the South- dated April 16, 1980 Records of Lowndes and sell to the highest in Subdivision Plat Book the City of Columbus, lot. Lowndes County, Mis- tion services in loca- west corner of Section and recorded in Deed County, Mississippi. and best bidder for 2 at Page 4 in the Mississippi, offer for sissippi tions other than urban- 28, Township 17 South, Book 634, Pages 222- cash, the following de- office of the Chancery sale, at public auction LESS AND EXCEPT: ized area, and, under Range 18 West, 227, inclusive, in the of- I WILL CONVEY only scribed real property ly- Clerk of Lowndes and sell to the highest (SEAL) By: /s/ Tina special circumstances, Lowndes County, Mis- fice of the Chancery such title as is vested ing and being in County, Mississippi; and best bidder for 2186 SANDERS MILL Fisher, D.C. private operators of pub- sissippi; thence East Clerk of Lowndes in me as Trustee. Lowndes County, State subject to the restrict- cash, the following de- RD Deputy Clerk lic transportation on a along the South side of County, Mississippi. of Mississippi, and be- ive covenants filed for scribed real property ly- competitive basis to un- said section for 471.4 WITNESS MY SIGNA- ing more particularly de- record in Book 246 at ing and being in A tract of land in Sec- Publish: 1/30, 2/6, & dertake eligible trans- feet, more or less, to I will convey only such TURE, this the 1st day scribed as follows: Page 221 of the Land Lowndes County, State tion 1, Township 17 2/13/2018 portation activities. the East right of way of title as is vested in me of February, 2018 Records of Lowndes of Mississippi, and be- South, Range 17 West, U. S. Highway 45; as Trustee, with no war- A tract of land in Sec- County, Mississippi, ing more particularly de- Lowndes County, Mis- IN THE CHANCERY The goals of the Rural thence North along the ranties. /s/ Michael S. MacIn- tion 1, Township 17 subject also to ease- scribed as follows: sissippi, containing COURT OF LOWNDES Area program are: to en- curve in said East right nis South, Range 17 West, ment for utilities across 2.34 acres, more or COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI hance the access of of way for 174 feet, WITNESS my signature Michael S. MacInnis, Lowndes County, Mis- the rear five feet of said 8177 HWY 12 E less, and more particu- people in non-urbanized more or less, to the in- this 29th day of Janu- Trustee for sissippi, containing lot and easement for larly described herein: IN RE: ESTATE OF areas to health care, tersection with the ary, 2018. Southern Bancorp Bank 2.34 acres, more or gas line across the front Lot No. 3 (unrecorded) HUBERT O. DAVIS, shopping, education, North right of way of a less, and more particu- five feet of said lot. located in the North- Beginning at an iron pin DECEASED employment, public ser- county road known as JAMES ELDRED REN- Rawlings & MacInnis, larly described herein: east Quarter of the on the West line of Sec- vices and recreation; to Chapman Drive; thence FROE, Trustee P.A. I WILL CONVEY only Northeast Quarter of tion 1, Township 17 CAROLYN HICKS, AD- assist on the mainten- North 80 degrees 40 P.O. Box 1789 Beginning at an iron pin such title as is vested Section 4, Township 17 South, Range 17 West, MINISTRATOR CTA ance, development, im- minutes East along said James Eldred Renfroe, Madison, Ms. 39130 on the West line of Sec- in me as Trustee. South, Range 17 West, said iron pin being provement, and use of North right of way for 648 Lakeland East Dr., 601-898-1180 tion 1, Township 17 Lowndes County, Mis- 1708 feet South 2 de- CAUSE NO.: 2018- public transportation 239 feet; thence North Ste A, South, Range 17 West, WITNESS MY SIGNA- sissippi, and being grees East of the North- 0011-HJD systems in rural and 65 degrees 06 minutes Flowood, MS 39232, Dates of Publication: said iron pin being TURE, this the 1st day more particularly de- west corner of said Sec- small urban areas; to East along said North Phone 601-932-1011 2/6/18, 2/13/18, 1708 feet South 2 de- of February, 2018 scribed as follows: tion 1; thence South 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS encourage and facilit- right of way for 317 feet 2/20/18 & 2/27/18 grees East of the North- degrees 00 minutes ate the most efficient to the point of begin- Publish: 2/13, 2/20, west corner of said Sec- /s/ Michael S. MacIn- Beginning at an old iron East along the section STATE OF MISSISSIPPI use of all Federal funds ning; THENCE CONTIN- 2/27, 3/6/2018 SUBSTITUTED TRUST- tion 1; thence South 2 nis pin at the Southwest line 600 feet to a point; COUNTY OF LOWNDES used to provide passen- UE North 65 degrees 06 EE’S NOTICE OF SALE degrees 00 minutes Michael S. MacInnis, corner of the Northeast thence North 89 de- ger transportation in minutes East along said East along the section Trustee for Quarter of the North- grees 0 minutes East a Letters Testamentary non-urbanized areas North right of way for WHEREAS, Charles D. line 600 feet to a point; Southern Bancorp Bank east Quarter of Section distance of 170 feet to have been granted and through the coordina- 309.7 feet; thence Bush and Faye F. Bush thence North 89 de- 4, Township 17 South, a point; thence North 2 issued to the under- tion of programs and North 18 degrees 30 NOTICE TO CREDITORS executed a certain Deed grees 00 minutes East Rawlings & MacInnis, Range 17 West, degrees 00 minutes signed upon the Estate services; and to provide minutes West for 208.7 of Trust to Timothy L. a distance of 170 feet P.A. Lowndes County, Mis- West a distance of 600 of HUBERT O. DAVIS, for the participation of feet; thence North 84 THE STATE OF MISSIS- Gowan as Trustee for to a point; thence North P.O. Box 1789 sissippi; thence North feet to a stake on the Deceased, by the Chan- private transportation degrees 14 minutes SIPPI the use and benefit of 2 degrees 00 minutes Madison, Ms. 39130 00 degrees 45 minutes South right-of-way of the cery Court of Lowndes providers in non-urban- West for 216 feet; Bankfirst Financial Ser- West a distance of 600 601-898-1180 East a distance of county gravel road; County, Mississippi, on ized transportation to thence South for 350 LOWNDES COUNTY vices, dated June 15, feet to a stake on the 866.0 feet; thence thence South 89 de- the 26th day of January, the maximum extent feet to the point of be- 2006 for the principal South right-of-way of the Dates of Publication: South 86 degrees 00 grees 0 minutes West A.D., 2018. This is to feasible. ginning, containing 1.6 CAUSE NO. amount of $53,403.24, county gravel road; 2/6/18 2/13/18 minutes East along a along the South right of give notice to all per- The purpose for which acre, more or less, ly- 2018-0026-C filed for record in the thence South 89 de- 2/20/18 2/27/18 fence a distance of way of said road a dis- sons having claims these funds can be ing in the Southwest Land Records located in grees 0 minutes West 735.0 feet to a fence tance of 170 feet to the against said estate to used are capital pur- Quarter of the Southw- Letters Testamentary the Office of the Chan- along the South right of SUBSTITUTED TRUST- corner; thence North 00 point of beginning, con- Probate and Register chases that include est Quarter of said Sec- have been granted and cery Clerk of Lowndes way of said road a dis- EE’S NOTICE OF SALE degrees 45 minutes taining 2.34 acres, same with the Chan- such items as support tion 28, Township 17 issued to the under- County, Mississippi on tance of 170 feet to the East a distance of 55.0 more or less, lying in cery Clerk of Lowndes vehicles, communica- South, Range 18 West, signed upon the Estate June 28, 2006, and re- point of beginning, con- WHEREAS, Charles D. feet; thence South 85 the Southwest Quarter County, Mississippi, tion equipment, wheel- Lowndes County, Mis- of Thomas E. William- corded in said office in taining 2.34 acres, Bush and Faye F. Bush degrees 32 minutes of the Northwest within ninety (90) days chair lifts, etc; adminis- sissippi. son, deceased, by the Book 2006 at Page more or less, lying in executed a certain Deed East a distance of Quarter of Section 1, from this date. A failure trative costs that in- Chancery Court of 17048; and the Southwest Quarter of Trust to Timothy L. 120.0 feet to an iron Township 17 South, to so Probate and clude such items as Title to the property is Lowndes County, Mis- of the Northwest Gowan as Trustee for pipe; thence North 00 Range 17 West, Register said claim will salaries, office sup- believed to be good, but sissippi, on the 7th day WHEREAS, Charles D. Quarter of Section 1, the use and benefit of degrees 36 minutes Lowndes County, Mis- forever bar the same. plies, insurance, etc; I will sell only such title of February, A. D., Bush and Faye F. Bush Township 17 South, Bankfirst Financial Ser- East along a fence a sissippi; TOGETHER and operating ex- as is vested in me. 2018. This is to give executed a Modifica- Range 17 West, vices, dated July 10, distance of 107.3 feet WITH a road easement This the 26th day of penses that include notice to all persons tion of Deed of Trust to Lowndes County, Mis- 2013 for the principal to an iron pipe; thence of 30 feet wide and 300 January 2018. such items as driver’s Witness my signature having claims against Timothy L. Gowan, as sissippi; TOGETHER amount of $42,455.00, South 67 degrees 26 feet long, more or less, wages, fuel, oil, etc. on this the 6th day of said estate to Probate Trustee, for the use and WITH a road easement filed for record in the minutes East a dis- for the purposes of in- /s/ Carolyn Hicks More specific details re- February, 2018. and Register same with benefit of Bankfirst Fin- of 30 feet wide and 300 Land Records located in tance of 258.9 feet to gress and egress to the CAROLYN HICKS garding eligible activit- the Chancery Clerk of ancial Services by in- feet long, more or less, the Office of the Chan- an iron pipe and the ini- herein above described ies, program require- Mike Arledge, Sheriff of Lowndes County, Mis- strument dated July 1, for the purposes of in- cery Clerk of Lowndes tial point of the prop- tract of land from the Published: 1/30, 2/6, ments and the program Lowndes County, sissippi, within ninety 2013 and filed for re- gress and egress to the County, Mississippi on erty herein described; county road to the East & 2/13/2018 criteria will be provided Mississippi (90) days from the first cord in the Land Re- herein above described July 25, 2013, and re- thence North 11 de- side of the 2.34 acre at a public comment publication date of this cords located in the Of- tract of land from the corded in said office in grees 34 minutes East lot. period which will be held By: /s/ Mike Lollar Notice to Creditors. A fice of the Chancery county road to the East Book 2013 at Page a distance of 128.6 feet at 118 South McCrary Mike Lollar, Deputy failure to so Probate Clerk of Lowndes side of the 2.34 acre 20987; and to an iron pipe; thence Title to the above de- It’s a classified Rd Suite 150, Colum- Sheriff and Register said claim County, Mississippi on lot. South 86 degrees 43 scribed property is be- bus, MS 39702 from will forever bar the October 7, 2013 in WHEREAS, Charles D. minutes East a dis- lieved to be good but I rule-of-thumb: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm on Publish: February 13, same. Book 2013 at Page Title to the above de- Bush and Faye F. Bush tance of 217.0 feet to will convey only such February 21, 2018. A 20, 27, & March 6, 27849, which modified scribed property is be- executed a certain Deed an iron pipe; thence title as vested in me as We tell readers Public Hearing will be 2018 This the 7th day of Feb- the Deed of Trust recor- lieved to be good but I of Trust to Timothy L. South 00 degrees 45 Substitute Trustee, held in the Conference ruary, 2018. ded in Book 2006 at will convey only such Gowan as Trustee for minutes West a dis- without warranty of any what they need Room in the same build- Page 17048; and title as vested in me as the use and benefit of tance of 160.0 feet, kind whatsoever. ing on February 21, BRENDA WILLIAMSON, Substitute Trustee, Bankfirst Financial Ser- more or less, to a point to know to buy 2018 from 5:00 pm to Shop Executrix WHEREAS, said default without warranty of any vices, dated September on the West right-of-way WITNESS MY SIGNA- 6:00 pm. 10, 2014 for the prin- is continuing, the under- kind whatsoever. line of Mississippi High- TURE this the 16th day what they need. cdispatch.com Classifieds Publish: 2/13, 2/20 & signed, Bankfirst Finan- cipal amount of way No. 12; thence of January, 2018. The purpose of this 2/27/2018 cial Services, as cur- WITNESS MY SIGNA- $95,575.00, filed for re- Southwesterly along hearing will be to ob- rent and present owner TURE this the 16th day cord in the Land Re- said West right-of-way JAMES P. WILSON, JR. tain citizen input into of said Deed of Trust of January, 2018. cords located in the Of- line a distance of 50.5 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE the development of the and Modification of fice of the Chancery feet; thence North 67 application. Deed of Trust, has elec- JAMES P. WILSON, JR. Clerk of Lowndes degrees 26 minutes Prepared By: ted to declare the en- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE County, Mississippi on West a distance of James P. Wilson, Jr. PUBLISH: 2/13 & tire indebtedness se- September 12, 2014, 230.5 feet to the initial Mitchell, McNutt & 2/20/2018 cured by said Deed of Prepared By: and recorded in said of- point of this description, Sams, P.A. Trust and Modification James P. Wilson, Jr. fice in Book 2014 at and containing 0.9 acre, P. O. Box 1366 of Deed of Trust due Mitchell, McNutt & Page 19105; and more or less. Columbus, MS 39703 and payable as provided Sams, P.A. (662) 328-2316 for therein; P. O. Box 1366 WHEREAS, said default LESS AND EXCEPT: All Columbus, MS 39703 is continuing, the under- oil, gas and other miner- Publish: 1/23, 1/30, WHEREAS, said Deed of (662) 328-2316 signed, Bankfirst Finan- als lying in, on and un- 2/6, & 2/13/2018 Trust and Modification cial Services, as cur- der the above de- of Deed of Trust author- PUBLISH: 1/23, 1/30, rent and present owner scribed tract of land. ized the appointment 2/6, & 2/13/2018 of said Deeds of Trust, and substitution of an- has elected to declare SUBJECT TO those cer- other Trustee in the the entire indebted- tain restrictive coven- place of the Trustee ness secured by said ants and conditions as named in said Deed of Deeds of Trust due and recorded in Deed Book Trust and Modification payable as provided for 1054 at Page 292. of Deed of Trust, and therein; Bankfirst Financial Ser- ALSO, SUBJECT TO, all vices, pursuant to said WHEREAS, said Deeds recorded easements for Deed of Trust and Modi- of Trust authorized the drainage and utility facil- fication of Deed of appointment and substi- ities affecting the above Trust, substituted tution of another Trust- described property. James P. Wilson, Jr. as ee in the place of the Trustee in the place of Trustee named in said 2186 SANDERS MILL the original Trustee, by Deeds of Trust, and RD written instrument Bankfirst Financial Ser- dated December 8, vices, pursuant to said A tract of land in Sec- 2017 and filed for re- Deeds of Trust, substi- tion 1, Township 17 cord in the office of the tuted James P. Wilson, South, Range 17 West, Chancery Clerk of Jr. as Trustee in the Lowndes County, Mis- Lowndes County, Mis- place of the original sissippi, containing sissippi, on January 4, Trustee, by written in- 2.34 acres, more or 2018 and recorded in strument dated Decem- less, and more particu- said office in Book ber 8, 2017 and filed larly described herein: 2018 at Page 303, and; for record in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Beginning at an iron pin WHEREAS, default hav- Lowndes County, Mis- on the West line of Sec- ing been made in the sissippi, on January 4, tion 1, Township 17 performance of the con- 2018 and recorded in South, Range 17 West, ditions and stipulations said office in Book said iron pin being as set out in the above 2018 at Page 300, and; 1708 feet South 2 de- described Deed of Trust grees East of the North- and Modification of WHEREAS, default hav- west corner of said Sec- Deed of Trust and the ing been made in the tion 1; thence South 2 said Substituted Trust- performance of the con- degrees 00 minutes ee having been reques- ditions and stipulations East along the section ted and directed by as set out in the above line 600 feet to a point; Bankfirst Financial Ser- described Deeds of thence North 89 de- vices to execute the Trust and the said Sub- grees 0 minutes East a trust; and in strict ac- stituted Trustee having distance of 170 feet to cordance with the Deed been requested and dir- a point; thence North 2 of Trust and Modifica- ected by Bankfirst Fin- degrees 00 minutes tion of Deed of Trust ancial Services to ex- West a distance of 600 aforesaid and the Laws ecute the trust; and in feet to a stake on the of Sale of the State of strict accordance with South right-of-way of the Mississippi, the dates the Deeds of Trust county gravel road; for publication of this aforesaid and the Laws thence South 89 de- Substitute Trustee’s No- of Sale of the State of grees 0 minutes West tice of Sale in The Com- Mississippi, the dates along the South right of mercial Dispatch, a for publication of this way of said road a dis- newspaper published in Substitute Trustee’s No- tance of 170 feet to the the City of Columbus, tice of Sale in The Com- point of beginning, con- Lowndes County, Mis- mercial Dispatch, a taining 2.34 acres, sissippi, having been newspaper published in more or less, lying in set at the following, to the City of Columbus, the Southwest Quarter wit: January 23, 2018, Lowndes County, Mis- of the Northwest January 30, 2018, Feb- sissippi, having been Quarter of Section 1, ruary 6, 2018, and Feb- set at the following, to Township 17 South, ruary 13, 2018. Notice wit: January 23, 2018, Range 17 West, is hereby given that I January 30, 2018, Feb- Lowndes County, Mis- will, on February 14, ruary 6, 2018, and Feb- sissippi; TOGETHER 2018, during the legal ruary 13, 2018. Notice WITH a road easement hours, which are is hereby given that I of 30 feet wide and 300 between the hours of will, on February 14, feet long, more or less, 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 2018, during the legal for the purposes of in- p.m. at the main front hours, which are gress and egress to the door of the Lowndes between the hours of herein above described County Courthouse in 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 tract of land from the the City of Columbus, p.m. at the main front county road to the East Mississippi, offer for door of the Lowndes side of the 2.34 acre sale, at public auction County Courthouse in lot. and sell to the highest the City of Columbus, and best bidder for Mississippi, offer for LESS AND EXCEPT: cash, the following de- sale, at public auction scribed real property ly- and sell to the highest 2186 SANDERS MILL ing and being in and best bidder for RD Lowndes County, State cash, the following de- of Mississippi, and be- scribed real property ly- A tract of land in Sec- ing more particularly de- ing and being in tion 1, Township 17 scribed as follows: Lowndes County, State South, Range 17 West, of Mississippi, and be- Lowndes County, Mis- A tract of land in Sec- ing more particularly de- sissippi, containing tion 1, Township 17 scribed as follows: 2.34 acres, more or South, Range 17 West, less, and more particu- Lowndes County, Mis- 8177 HWY 12 E larly described herein: sissippi, containing 2.34 acres, more or Lot No. 3 (unrecorded) Beginning at an iron pin less, and more particu- located in the North- on the West line of Sec- larly described herein: east Quarter of the tion 1, Township 17 Northeast Quarter of South, Range 17 West, Beginning at an iron pin Section 4, Township 17 said iron pin being on the West line of Sec- South, Range 17 West, 1708 feet South 2 de- tion 1, Township 17 Lowndes County, Mis- grees East of the North- South, Range 17 West, sissippi, and being west corner of said Sec- said iron pin being more particularly de- tion 1; thence South 2 1708 feet South 2 described as follows: degrees 00 minutes grees East of the North- East along the section west corner of said Sec- Beginning at an old iron line 600 feet to a point; tion 1; thence South 2 pin at the Southwest thence North 89 de- degrees 00 minutes corner of the Northeast grees 0 minutes East a East along the section Quarter of the North- distance of 170 feet to line 600 feet to a point; east Quarter of Section a point; thence North 2 thence North 89 de- 4, Township 17 South, degrees 00 minutes grees 00 minutes East Range 17 West, West a distance of 600 a distance of 170 feet Lowndes County, Mis- feet to a stake on the to a point; thence North sissippi; thence North South right-of-way of the 2 degrees 00 minutes 00 degrees 45 minutes county gravel road; West a distance of 600 East a distance of thence South 89 de- feet to a stake on the 866.0 feet; thence grees 0 minutes West South right-of-way of the South 86 degrees 00 along the South right of county gravel road; minutes East along a way of said road a dis- thence South 89 de- fence a distance of tance of 170 feet to the grees 0 minutes West 735.0 feet to a fence point of beginning, con- along the South right of corner; thence North 00 taining 2.34 acres, way of said road a dis- degrees 45 minutes more or less, lying in tance of 170 feet to the East a distance of 55.0 the Southwest Quarter point of beginning, con- feet; thence South 85 of the Northwest taining 2.34 acres, degrees 32 minutes Quarter of Section 1, more or less, lying in East a distance of Township 17 South, the Southwest Quarter 120.0 feet to an iron Range 17 West, of the Northwest pipe; thence North 00 Lowndes County, Mis- Quarter of Section 1, degrees 36 minutes sissippi; TOGETHER Township 17 South, East along a fence a WITH a road easement Range 17 West, distance of 107.3 feet of 30 feet wide and 300 Lowndes County, Mis- to an iron pipe; thence feet long, more or less, sissippi; TOGETHER South 67 degrees 26 for the purposes of in- WITH a road easement minutes East a dis- gress and egress to the of 30 feet wide and 300 tance of 258.9 feet to herein above described feet long, more or less, an iron pipe and the ini- tract of land from the for the purposes of in- tial point of the prop- county road to the East gress and egress to the erty herein described; side of the 2.34 acre herein above described thence North 11 de- lot. tract of land from the grees 34 minutes East county road to the East a distance of 128.6 feet Title to the above de- side of the 2.34 acre to an iron pipe; thence scribed property is be- lot. South 86 degrees 43 lieved to be good but I minutes East a dis- will convey only such Title to the above de- tance of 217.0 feet to title as vested in me as scribed property is bean iron pipe; thence Substitute Trustee, lieved to be good but I South 00 degrees 45 without warranty of any will convey only such minutes West a dis- kind whatsoever. title as vested in me as tance of 160.0 feet, Substitute Trustee, more or less, to a point WITNESS MY SIGNA- without warranty of any on the West right-of-way TURE this the 16th day kind whatsoever. line of Mississippi High- of January, 2018. way No. 12; thence WITNESS MY SIGNA- Southwesterly along JAMES P. WILSON, JR. TURE this the 16th day said West right-of-way SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE of January, 2018. line a distance of 50.5 feet; thence North 67 Prepared By: JAMES P. WILSON, JR. degrees 26 minutes James P. Wilson, Jr. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE West a distance of Mitchell, McNutt & 230.5 feet to the initial Sams, P.A. Prepared By: point of this description, P. O. Box 1366 James P. Wilson, Jr. and containing 0.9 acre, Columbus, MS 39703 Mitchell, McNutt & more or less. (662) 328-2316 Sams, P.A. P. O. Box 1366 LESS AND EXCEPT: All Publish: 1/23, 1/30, Columbus, MS 39703 oil, gas and other miner- 2/6, & 2/13/2018 (662) 328-2316 als lying in, on and under the above de- PUBLISH: 1/23, 1/30, scribed tract of land. 2/6, & 2/13/2018 SUBJECT TO those certain restrictive covenants and conditions as recorded in Deed Book 1054 at Page 292.

ALSO, SUBJECT TO, all recorded easements for drainage and utility facil- ities affecting the above described property.

2186 SANDERS MILL RD

A tract of land in Sec- tion 1, Township 17 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, containing 2.34 acres, more or less, and more particularly described herein:

Beginning at an iron pin on the West line of Sec- tion 1, Township 17 South, Range 17 West, said iron pin being 1708 feet South 2 degrees East of the North- west corner of said Sec- tion 1; thence South 2 degrees 00 minutes East along the section line 600 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 0 minutes East a distance of 170 feet to a point; thence North 2 degrees 00 minutes West a distance of 600 feet to a stake on the South right-of-way of the county gravel road; thence South 89 degrees 0 minutes West along the South right of way of said road a distance of 170 feet to the point of beginning, containing 2.34 acres, more or less, lying in the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 1, Township 17 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi; TOGETHER WITH a road easement of 30 feet wide and 300 feet long, more or less, for the purposes of in- gress and egress to the herein above described tract of land from the county road to the East side of the 2.34 acre lot.

LESS AND EXCEPT:

2186 SANDERS MILL RD

A tract of land in Sec- tion 1, Township 17 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mis- sissippi, containing 2.34 acres, more or less, and more particularly described herein:

Title to the above described property is believed to be good but I will convey only such title as vested in me as Substitute Trustee, without warranty of any kind whatsoever.

WITNESS MY SIGNA- TURE this the 16th day of January, 2018.

JAMES P. WILSON, JR. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE

Prepared By: James P. Wilson, Jr. Mitchell, McNutt & Sams, P.A. P. O. Box 1366 Columbus, MS 39703 (662) 328-2316

Publish: 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, & 2/13/2018 TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, on March 18, 2005, Shanaya S. Roberts executed a Deed of Trust to Timothy L. Gowan, as Trustee for Bankfirst Financial Services, as Lender/Beneficiary, which is recorded in the office of the Chancery Clerk of Lowndes County, MS, in Book 2005 at Page 8134;

WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust was assigned to Trustmark National Bank in Book 2005 at Page 19188;

WHEREAS, on January 10, 2018, Trustmark National Bank substituted James Eldred Ren- froe as Trustee in the aforementioned deed of trust with this recorded in Book 2018 at Page 1075 as re-recorded in Book 2018 at Page 2570;

WHEREAS, there being a default in the terms and conditions of the Deed of Trust and entire debt secured having been declared to be due and payable in accordance with its terms, Trustmark National Bank, the holder of the debt has requested the Trustee to execute the trust and sell said land and property pursuant to its terms in order to raise the sums due, with attorney’s and trustee’s fees, and ex- penses of sale;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, James Eldred Renfroe, Trustee for said Deed of Trust, will on March 7, 2018, offer for sale at public outcry, and sell within legal hours (being between the hours of 11:00 a.m., and 4:00 p.m.) at the main front door of the Lowndes County Court- house in Columbus, MS, to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described property situated in Lowndes County, MS, to-wit:

PUBLIC COMMENT LOT NO. ONE (1) OF D'S PERIOD RURAL AREA SUBDIVISION OF PROGRAM LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AS The Columbus Mobility SHOWN BY PLAT RE- Solutions, of Columbus, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK Mississippi, is consider- 4 AT PAGE 8 IN THE OF- ing applying to the Mis- FICE OF THE CHAN- sissippi Department of CERY CLERK OF Transportation, Public LOWNDES COUNTY, Transportation Division, MISSISSIPPI. for assistance through its Rural Area Program ALSO DESCRIBED AS to provide public trans- FOLLOWS: portation services within Lowndes County. BEGINNING AT THE Funding is available to SOUTHEAST CORNER state agencies, local OF THE NORTHEAST public bodies and agen- QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF cies thereof, non-profit THE NORTHEAST organizations, operat- QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF ors of public transporta- SECTION 31, TOWN- tion services in loca- SHIP 18 SOUTH, RANGE tions other than urban- 17 WEST, LOWNDES ized area, and, under COUNTY MISSISSIPPI; special circumstances, THENCE NORTH 01 DE- private operators of pub- GREE 15 MINUTES lic transportation on a EAST ALONG THE EAST competitive basis to un- LINE OF SAID SECTION dertake eligible trans- 31 FOR 1,333.3 FEET portation activities. TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID The goals of the Rural QUARTER-QUARTER Area program are: to en- SECTION; THENCE hance the access of NORTH 87 DEGREES 00 people in non-urbanized MINUTES WEST FOR areas to health care, 1,400.7 FEET ALONG shopping, education, THE NORTH LINE OF employment, public ser- SAID SECTION 31 TO vices and recreation; to THE INITIAL POINT OF assist on the mainten- BEGINNING OF THE ance, development, im- PROPERTY HEREIN DE- provement, and use of SCRIBED: public transportation systems in rural and FROM SAID INITIAL small urban areas; to POINT OF BEGINNING encourage and facilit- THENCE CONTINUE ate the most efficient NORTH 87 DEGREES 00 use of all Federal funds MINUTES WEST FOR used to provide passen- 139.3 FEET ALONG ger transportation in SAID NORTH LINE; non-urbanized areas THENCE SOUTH 01 DE- through the coordina- GREES 15 MINUTES tion of programs and WEST FOR 188.1 FEET services; and to provide TO THE NORTH RIGHT for the participation of OF WAY OF YORKVILLE private transportation ROAD; THENCE SOUTH providers in non-urban- 73 DEGREES 15 ized transportation to MINUTES EAST FOR 85 the maximum extent FEET ALONG SAID feasible. NORTH RIGHT OF WAY; The purpose for which THENCE NORTH 16 DE- these funds can be GREES 45 MINUTES used are capital pur- EAST FOR 214.4 FEET chases that include TO THE POINT OF BE- such items as support GINNING, CONTAINING vehicles, communica- 0.5 ACRES, MORE OR tion equipment, wheel- LESS. chair lifts, etc; adminis- trative costs that in- SUBJECT, HOWEVER, clude such items as TO THE RESERVATION salaries, office sup- OF DRAINAGE AND UTIL- plies, insurance, etc; ITY EASEMENTS AS and operating ex- SHOWN ON THE RECOR- penses that include DED PLAT OF SAID SUB- such items as driver’s DIVISION AND SUBJECT, wages, fuel, oil, etc. FURTHER TO THE RE- More specific details re- STRICTIVE COVENANTS garding eligible activit- AND CONDITIONS RE- ies, program require- CORDED IN DEED BOOK ments and the program 644 AT PAGE 285 IN criteria will be provided THE CHANCERY at a public comment CLERK'S OFFICE OF period which will be held LOWNDES COUNTY, at 118 South McCrary MISSISSIPPI. Rd Suite 150, Colum- bus, MS 39702 from I will convey only such 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm on title as is vested in me 6BFebr u TUESDAY,ary 21, 201 FEBRUARY8. A as T r13,ust e2018e, with no war- The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Public Hearing will be ranties. held in the Conference RLegaloom Notices in th e0010 same build- WLegalITN ENoticesSS m 0010y signature General Help Wanted 3200 Medical / Dental 3300 Apts For Rent: Other 7080 Houses For Sale: Northside ing on February 21, this 8th day of February, 8150 2018 from 5:00 pm to 2018. Craddock Construction LPN PART-TIME 6:00 pm. Company, Inc. Fast Care Clinic located Chateaux IN SEARCH OF: home JAMES ELDRED REN- 654 Old Mayhew Road in Starkville MS is seek- for sale for buyer. Must The purpose of this FROE, Trustee Starkville, MS 39759 ing a LPN for a part time Holly Hills be handicap accessible hearing will be to ob- We are accepting applic- position. Current LPN with wide hallways & tain citizen input into James Eldred Renfroe, ations for experienced: license in MS required Rivergate doorways, all one level, the development of the 648 Lakeland East Dr., Metal Stud Framers, with strong clinical, North Columbus area. application. Ste A, Carpenters & Painters, interpersonal, and Apartments Contact Kendra Bell Flowood, MS 39232, Concrete Finishers/ computer skills. EOE. with Crye Leike at PUBLISH: 2/13 & Phone 601-932-1011 Formers. Must have Email Resumes to 662-328-1150 (office) 2/20/2018 verifiable experience crosamond@ Studio or 662-386-9750 (cell) Publish: 2/13, 2/20, with good work refer- premier-radiology.com TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF 1 & 2 Bedroom 2/27, 3/6/2018 ences. Please apply at OR Mailed to Houses For Sale: East 8200 SALE above location. Premier Imaging Apartments Building & Remodeling 1120 9:00AM-12:00PM Attn: C. Rosamond WHEREAS, on March 2BR/1BA house. Elec 1:00PM-4:00PM 1207 Hwy 182 West 2 Bedroom Townhouses wall heat. Window AC. 18, 2005, Shanaya S. REMODELING, BRICK Monday-Friday Starkville, MS 39759 Roberts executed a Remodeled. Fenced work, painting, storm and Furnished Units yard. Owner fin. avail. Deed of Trust to damage or additions. BUSY, FAST paced pedi- Timothy L. Gowan, as Available w/Cash down. 1016 Free estimates. 40 EXPERIENCED ROOF- atric clinic looking for Shady St. 352-4776 Trustee for Bankfirst years experience. 662- ING help needed for RN or LPN. Pediatric ex- Financial Services, as 328-0001 or (cell) 662- Commercial Flat Roof- perience a plus. Send Mon-Fri 8:30 - 5:30 Houses For Sale: Caledonia Lender/Beneficiary, 570-3430. ing work. Dependable & resume with references which is recorded in the 8450 willing to work w/ reli- by email at 328-8254 © The Dispatch office of the Chancery Tom Hatcher, LLC able transportation. Out [email protected] 102 Newbell Rd |Columbus Clerk of Lowndes Custom Construction, of town work possible. Fax at 662-370-1236, 4BR/2.5BA, 3,500 sqft, County, MS, in Book Restoration, Remodel- Basic construction Drop off at 11+ acres, $375,000. ing, Repair, Insurance DEPOT APARTMENTS, Lg master BR/BA w/ 2005 at Page 8134; knowledge preferred: 114 N Lehmberg Rd, Downtown Columbus. claims. 662-364-1769. using screw guns. Columbus, two walk in closets. Lg Licensed & Bonded Beautiful, newly con- Den, DR, kitchen & WHEREAS, said Deed of Call 662-494-2740. or apply online at structed 1BR/1BA Trust was assigned to www.drskiskids.com Breakfast room, en- W S CONSTRUCTION apartments in the his- closed sun porch, laun- Trustmark National toric Depot. Granite, SS Bank in Book 2005 at Building, remodeling, KITCHEN HELPER. dry room, 3 car garage. YESTERDAY’S ANSWER metal roofing, painting Truck Driving 3700 appl, heart pine floors For appt, 662-243-2000 YESTERDAY’SYesterday’s ANSWERanswer Page 19188; First Baptist Church, and unlimited parking. Sudoku & all home repairs. Columbus is seeking Serious inquiries only. 662-242-3471 OTR DRIVERS 1 unit @ $800 & SudokuSudoku is a number- WHEREAS, on January part-time help to work in AMORY, MS 2 units @ $750. Sudoku is a number- 10, 2018, Trustmark our kitchen on Tuesday Hub Miles Pay. Home Houses For Sale: Other 8500 placing puzzle based on General Services 1360 One month rent + secur- placing puzzle based on National Bank substi- and Wednesday. Approx- During the Week & ity deposit with credit a 9x9 grid with several tuted James Eldred Ren- imately 10-14 hours Every Weekend. Class A 3BR/2BA for Rent with a 9x9 grid with several MUSIC LESSONS check. Will take small Option to Purchase, given numbers. The object froe as Trustee in the Guitar, Bass & Theory: weekly. If interested, License. Three Years dogs! Call Royce Huds- aforementioned deed of please submit a re- Verifiable Experience Columbus. Built in given numbers. The object $25 per hour peth, Rhett Real Estate, 2016, 1200 sqft., car- is to place the numbers trust with this recorded Chords, Scales, Modes sume to the church of- Required. 662-329-3333 OR is to place the numbers in Book 2018 at Page fice located at 202 7th 662-257-0605 port, CH&A, laminate & 1 to 9 in the empty spaces & more! Call Jimbo @ cell, 662-242-0284. tile floors, granite coun- 1 to 9 in the empty spaces 1075 as re-recorded in 662-364-1687 Street North during nor- so that each row, each Book 2018 at Page mal business hours. Bargain Column 4180 tertops, new appl., so that each row, each If no answer leave DOWNTOWN EXECUT- close to everything. column and each 3x3 box 2570; voicemail or text. IVE APARTMENT: 1,500 column and each 3x3 box FULL SIZE dark brown Lease req. Call Mrs. contains the same number sqft, 2BR/2BA, new ap- Taylor @ 662-328-4236. contains the same number WHEREAS, there being RETAINER WALL, drive- LEAD CONTROLS vinyl/leather couch. One pl, 60" TV, granite type only once. The difﬁculty a default in the terms way, foundation, con- cushion missing some only once. The difﬁculty TECHNICIAN countertops, beautiful Investment Property 8550 level increases from and conditions of the crete/riff raft drainage Columbus Brick, a lead- covering, but intact. flooring, walk in closet, level increases from Deed of Trust and en- work, remodeling, base- ing manufacturer of 101" long. FREE! Monday to Sunday. ceiling fans, recessed INVESTORS OPPORTUN- Monday to Sunday. tire debt secured hav- ment foundation, re- brick and masonry Call 327-8712. lighting, pantry, W&D, ing been declared to be pairs, small dump truck ITY: 10 unit apartment products, is seeking a $1300/mo unfurnished, complex, leases at due and payable in ac- hauling (5-6 yd) load & Lead Controls Techni- Furniture 4480 $1500/mo furnished. cordance with its terms, demolition/lot cleaning. $350 per month per cian for our facility in Dep, lease, & credit unit. Corner of Military & Trustmark National Burr Masonry Columbus, MS. Re- SOFA/HIDE-A-BED check. Coleman Realty Bank, the holder of the 662-242-0259. 6th Ave. N. $199k. sponsibilities will in- Excellent condition for 662-329-2323. Call 662-352-4776. debt has requested the clude collaborating with $150 or best offer. Trustee to execute the WORK WANTED: the plant Electrical Sys- Call 662-352-9318. Licensed & Bonded-car- HISTORICAL DOWN- Lots & Acreage 8600 trust and sell said land tems Project Coordinat- TOWN DISTRICT. New and property pursuant pentry, painting, & de- or and performing tasks Lawn & Garden 4630 molition. Landscaping, Orleans Style. 2BR/2BA 255 ACRES, one mile to its terms in order to ranging from basic wir- $1100/mo. $1100 dep. bush hogging, clean-up FERRIS ZERO Turn Rid- into Lamar Co., AL on raise the sums due, ing of industrial equip- for unfurnished & County Lake Rd. Good work, pressure washing, ing Mower. 44in cut. with attorney’s and ment, maintaining/ $1200/mo. $1200 dep. moving help & furniture 19H Kawasaki motor. hunting, 4 acre lake, 30 trustee’s fees, and ex- troubleshooting plant for furnished. Call Ann repair. 662-242-3608 Exc. cond. $2500, obo. acres of open ground, penses of sale; electrical systems and Davis Real Estate 662-386-4707, Day or balance in timbered automated equipment, Group. 662-386-3790 Lawn Care / Landscaping 662-356-6352, Night. land. $1,900 per acre. NOW, THEREFORE, I, performing scheduled or 662-570-4125. 205-609-0264. James Eldred Renfroe, 1470 preventative mainten- Trustee for said Deed of ance, and modifying/ Sporting Goods 4720 BEAUTIFUL 68AC join- Trust, will on March 7, JESSE & BEVERLY'S updating software and ing Bent Tree. Realtor 2018, offer for sale at LAWN SERVICE. equipment as needed. GUN SMITH. Over 50 COLEMAN owned. 662-312-5184. public outcry, and sell Cleanup, Fall cleanup, yrs. exp. (As good as RENTALS within legal hours (be- landscaping, siding, Applicants should pos- the best, better than TOWNHOUSES & APARTMENTS LOWNDES CO: 303 ing between the hours tree cutting. 356-6525. sess and demonstrate a most). New & used acres on Sobley Rd. 40 of 11:00 a.m., and working knowledge of guns, new scopes, re- 1 BEDROOM acres is crop ground, 4:00 p.m.) at the main Painting & Papering 1620 the National Electrical pairs, rebuilding, clean- balance is timber land. front door of the Code, Motor Control Cir- ing & scopes, mounted 2 BEDROOMS 1.5mi road frontage. Lowndes County Court- CLIFF'S PAINTING. Cliff cuits, Variable Fre- & zeroed on range, an- 3 BEDROOMS Good timber & hunting. house in Columbus, Baswell. Free estim- quency Drives tradition- tique guns restored, & $2250 per acre. Can di- MS, to the highest and ates. Interior/Exterior al hardwired sensors wood refinished. Ed vide. Serious Inquiries best bidder for cash, work. 30 years experi- and control circuits, Sanders, West Point. LEASE, Only! 205-609-0264. the following described ence. Many references. HMI’s, Networking, Pro- Take 45 Alt. Turn right 662-327-9079. DEPOSIT WINTER SPECIAL property situated in grammable Logic Con- on Yokohoma Blvd. Go © The Dispatch 1.95 acre lots. Lowndes County, MS, 662-386-0006. trollers, and Allen Brad- 8 mi. east & turn left on AND to-wit: Darracott Rd & go 2 mi. Good/bad credit. FREE ESTIMATES! ley and/or Siemens Open Tue-Fri. 9a-5p & CREDIT CHECK 10% down, as low as Interior/Exterior Automation and Pro- LOT NO. ONE (1) OF D'S Sat. 9a-12p. Call for $199/mo. Eaton Land. 25 Years Experience. gramming Software with SUBDIVISION OF appt. 662-494-6218. 662-361-7711 Clardy's Painting an emphasis on RSLo- 662-329-2323 LOWNDES COUNTY, 662-425-5622 gix 500 & 5000, Con- MISSISSIPPI, AS trol Logix, Factory Talk Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 Mobile Homes for Sale 8650 SHOWN BY PLAT RE- SULLIVAN'S PAINT ME, RSLinx 500 & 2411 HWY 45 N 2003 SINGLE MH, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK SERVICE 5000, S7 TIA Portal, 2BR, FULLY furnished 4 AT PAGE 8 IN THE OF- apt. W&D, lights & wa- COLUMBUS, MS 16x76, 3BR/2BA, ask- Certified in lead WIN CC, Profibus and ing $13,500, in very FICE OF THE CHAN- removal. Offering spe- ASi networks,. An Asso- ter incl. No pets or chil- CERY CLERK OF dren, two people max. good shape. MUST BE cial prices on interior & ciate’s Degree in Elec- WEST POINT - 2BR/1BA. MOVED! 901-305-8524 LOWNDES COUNTY, $200/wk. Minimum exterior painting, pres- tronics or related field Several starting @ or 662-425-9265. MISSISSIPPI. sure washing & sheet with experience as an lease, 2 mos or more. Weathers Rentals, Open $450/mo. + dep. More rock repairs. industrial electrician is info, 662-435-4188. 32X80 MANUFAC- ALSO DESCRIBED AS Free Estimates desirable. EOE. 8-4, M-F. 662-327-5133 TURED home w/ FOLLOWS: Call 435-6528 Commercial Property For attached front porch & Competitive pay and 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM apart- enclosed garage, a BEGINNING AT THE Stump Removal 1790 benefits, including: ments & townhouses. Rent 7100 metal building w/ water SOUTHEAST CORNER • Medical Insurance Call for more info. 662- & electricity & 3 stor- OF THE NORTHEAST • Disability Insurance 549-1953. OFFICE SPACE, great age sheds on 3.5 acres QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF location on Bluecutt • Life Insurance FOR RENT located on 45 South. THE NORTHEAST • 401-K w/ Company Road - Front reception If interested, please call EASY STREET area, 4 offices, and a QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF Match 662-574-2570. SECTION 31, TOWN- PROPERTIES - 1 & 2BR conference room. Reas- • Paid Vacations very clean & main- SHIP 18 SOUTH, RANGE • Paid Holidays onable rent! 662-328- Autos For Sale 9150 17 WEST, LOWNDES tained. Soundproof. 18 1976, leave message. COUNTY MISSISSIPPI; units which I maintain ALLSTUMP GRINDING To express interest, personally & promptly. I 2002 CHRYSLER THENCE NORTH 01 DE- send resume with edu- RESIDENTIAL & Sebring LXI. Needs SERVICE rent to all colors: red, COMMERCIAL Rental GREE 15 MINUTES GET 'ER DONE! cation, experience and work. Sold as is. $1000 EAST ALONG THE EAST yellow, black & white. I Property Available We can grind all your earnings history to rent to all ages 18 yrs. Call 662-435-4188 for obo. Call or text 662- LINE OF SAID SECTION stumps. Hard to reach Columbus Brick Com- 329-6650. 31 FOR 1,333.3 FEET to not dead. My duplex more information. places, blown over pany attention Ed apts. are in a very quiet TO THE NORTHEAST roots, hillsides, back- Thebaud, 2013 CHEVY MALIBU. CORNER OF SAID & peaceful environment. Houses For Rent: Northside 2.5 L, blue, local, one yards, pastures. Free ethebaud@ 24/7 camera surveil- QUARTER-QUARTER estimates. You find it, columbusbrick.com 7110 owner, ext. warranty, SECTION; THENCE lance. Rent for 1BR 43k miles, like new for we'll grind it! $600 w/1yr lease + se- NORTH 87 DEGREES 00 662-361-8379 622 10TH Street North. $11,500. 59 Amanda MINUTES WEST FOR curity dep. Incl. water, 3BR/1BA, Brick, Cent- Dr. in New Hope Park. MAINTENANCE sewer & trash ($60 1,400.7 FEET ALONG Tree Services 1860 SUPERVISOR: To work ral H&A, Hardwood, 662-327-3081. THE NORTH LINE OF value), all appliances in- Ceramic Tile. $750.00/ on Tenn-Tom Waterway cl. & washer/dryer. If SAID SECTION 31 TO A&T Tree Service Project, in Dennis, MS $750.00 Dep. NO HUD, Campers & RVs 9300 ACROSS THE INITIAL POINT OF this sounds like a place Good references only. Bucket truck & stump area. Ability to plan and you would like to live 1 “Relax!” BEGINNING OF THE removal. Free est. organize multiple main- Call Long & Long, TOMBIGBEE RV Park, PROPERTY HEREIN DE- call David Davis @ 662- 662-328-0770. located on Wilkins Wise 7 Fencing sword Serving Columbus tenance personal. Ex- 242-2222. But if can- SCRIBED: since 1987. Senior perience in construc- Rd & Waverly Rd. Full 11 Dawn goddess not pay your rent, like to COLONIAL TOWN- Hookups available. citizen disc. Call Alvin @ tion a plus. Knowledge party & disturb others, FROM SAID INITIAL 242-0324/241-4447 of basic office software. HOUSES. 2 & 3 bed- $300/mo. 662-328- 12 Mass unit POINT OF BEGINNING you associate w/crimin- room w/ 2-3 bath town- 8655 or 662-574-7879. "We'll go out on a limb Ability to communicate als & cannot get along 13 Con’s dream THENCE CONTINUE for you!" effectively both orally houses. $600/$750. 15 Major criminal NORTH 87 DEGREES 00 w/others, or drugs is 662-549-9555. Ask for and in writing. At least your thang, you won't MINUTES WEST FOR J&A TREE REMOVAL five (5) years supervis- Glenn or lv. message. 16 Went 90 139.3 FEET ALONG Work from a bucket like me because I'm old ory experience required. school, don't call!!!! 18 Forest growth SAID NORTH LINE; truck. Insured/bonded. Pre-employment drug Houses For Rent: East 7120 THENCE SOUTH 01 DE- Call Jimmy for a free es- screen, clean valid 21 Uncloudy timate 662-386-6286. FOX RUN COMPANY LLC GREES 15 MINUTES driver’s license and 1 & 2 BR near hospital. 3BR/2BA. 525 Sand 22 Shallow sound WEST FOR 188.1 FEET Rd. $700/mo. plus General Help Wanted 3200 background check. EOE. $550-600/mo. Military 24 Possess TO THE NORTH RIGHT Send resume to: discount offered, pet $700/dep. CH&A, OF WAY OF YORKVILLE R & D Maintenance fireplace, screened 25 Zeus or Ares CARPENTER NEEDED to friendly, pet area, furn. ROAD; THENCE SOUTH Services front porch. No pets. work on Tenn-Tom Wa- corp. apts. avl. Contact: 26 Regret 73 DEGREES 15 3600 West Plymouth Rd Call 662-889-2031. terway Project, based in Benji @ 662-386-4446 MINUTES EAST FOR 85 Columbus, MS 39701. 27 Snappy come- Columbus, MS. Must FEET ALONG SAID PEAR ORCHARD APTS Houses For Rent: New Hope back NORTH RIGHT OF WAY; have experience in general carpentry and con- 2BR Townhouse - $585, 7130 29 Witty remark THENCE NORTH 16 DE- THE GOLDEN Triangle W/D incl. Great loca- GREES 45 MINUTES crete. Must have valid, Planning & Develop- 30 Secluded spot clean driver’s license tion. $200 processing NICE FAMILY home, EAST FOR 214.4 FEET ment District is accept- fee & $50 application 4BR/2BA. 2800sf. 1mi 31 Dreadful TO THE POINT OF BE- and pass pre-employ- ing applications for partment drug screen. EOE. fee. 662-328-9471 or from school. $1500/ 32 Clear the wind- GINNING, CONTAINING time personal care at- 662-889-7565. mo. 662-574-1214. 7 Winter drink 29 Like gelatin 0.5 ACRES, MORE OR Apply in person or Send tendants to work in the shield Resumé to 8 Debate side 31 Cruller’s cousin LESS. Golden Triangle area. Apts For Rent: South 7040 Houses For Rent: South 7140 34 Coming unglued R & D Maintenance Applicants must have a 9 Water, in France 33 Is the right size SUBJECT, HOWEVER, Services valid driver's license, re- 40 Bell sound 3600 W. Plymouth Road DOWNTOWN 1BR - This SEVERAL 1, 2 and 3 10 CPR pro 34 New Deal pres. TO THE RESERVATION liable transportation, & large 1 bedroom apart- bedroom units avail- 41 Louisiana school OF DRAINAGE AND UTIL- Columbus, Ms. 39701. 14 Wanderer 35 Carnival city liability insurance on ment has been recently able. Various locations. 42 Went by horse ITY EASEMENTS AS CONTRACTOR SEEKING vehicle. Contact Phyllis renovated. It features $375.00 up. 16 Did a carpentry 36 Termination SHOWN ON THE RECOR- Flake at Golden Tri- 43 “Sophie’s experienced carpenter. great natural light, hard- NO HUD. Call Long & job 37 Rower’s tool DED PLAT OF SAID SUB- Please call: angle Planning & Devel- wood floors, tall ceil- Long 662-328-0770. Choice” author DIVISION AND SUBJECT, 662-570-9464 opment District, 106 Mi- ings and access to a 17 Ship of 1492 38 One, for Juan FURTHER TO THE RE- ley Dr., Starkville, MS. shared laundry room. Houses For Rent: Other 7180 19 More tender 39 Wallet bill STRICTIVE COVENANTS DECK HAND: duties will No telephone calls $750 rent and $750 de- DOWN AND CONDITIONS RE- be performed on float- please. posit. Utilities included. 20 Pickled pork dish CORDED IN DEED BOOK ing plant, traveling Tenn- 1BR/1BA near EMCC. 1 Hailed vehicle No pets please. Call Water, trash, lawn incl. 21 Gift tag word 644 AT PAGE 285 IN Tom Waterway. Normal Peter 662-574-1561 Find 2 “— Town” THE CHANCERY tour of duty, Monday in lease. No pets. 22 Place to park QUALITY CONTROL, $450/mo. $350 dep. 3 Mine matter CLERK'S OFFICE OF through Thursday. Great experience in Construc- Apts For Rent: West 7050 23 Pay stub line LOWNDES COUNTY, benefits. Must have a App/refs/lease req. 4 Slip-on shoe tion Management and 662-242-2923. What 25 Like Zeus and MISSISSIPPI. valid, clean driver’s li- OSHA safety regula- 5 Ticked off cense and pass a pre- tions. To work on Tenn- (1) 4BR/2BA & (1) Ares 6 Plane part I will convey only such employment drug Tom Waterway Project. 2BR/1BA house avail- You’re 28 Geriatrics topic title as is vested in me screen. EOE Must have valid, clean able. CH/A. SEC. 8 as Trustee, with no war- Sent resumé to: driver’s license and accepted. Ref. req. ranties. R&D Maintenance pass pre-employment Call 662-425-4491 or Looking Services, Inc. drug screen. EOE Send 662-327-6802. WITNESS my signature 3600 W. Plymouth Road resume’ to: this 8th day of February, Columbus, Ms. 39701. R & D Maintenance Mobile Homes for Rent 7250 For 2018. Services General Help Wanted 3200 3600 W. Plymouth Rd. 3BR/2BA, DW. Caledo- JAMES ELDRED REN- Columbus, MS 39701. nia schools. Mins to In FROE, Trustee town or base. $650mo/ The Dispatch is looking for an $650 deposit. No pets, James Eldred Renfroe, COLUMBUS LAW firm no smoking, no HUD. 648 LakelandADVERTISING East Dr., Dunn & Hemphill in Must have Rent Refs. SteSALES A, REPRESENTATIVE. search of a legal secret- 662-574-1139 or 662- CLASSIFIEDS Flowood, MS 39232, ary/paralegal with 5 yrs 364-4353, leave msg. www.cdispatch.com Phone 60The1-9 ideal32-10 candidate11 is a motivated office experience pre- self-starter with excellent communication and ferred with references. RENT A fully equipped Publish: 2/13, 2/20, Please send resume to: camper w/utilities & 2/2organizational7, 3/6/2018 skills, a strong work ethic and Dunn & Hemphill, cable from $140/wk - Five Questions: the ability to relate to a wide range of people. P.O. Drawer 1426, $520/month. 3 Colum- Columbus, MS 39703, bus locations. 662-242- Sales experience preferred, but not required. OR email: wddunn@ 7653 or 601-940-1397. Full-time position includes insurance benefits, marketstreetlaw.com 1 Balmoral competitive pay, paid personal leave and Apts For Rent: Other 7080 Office Spaces For Rent 7300 opportunity for advancement. Come join our TRACTOR OPERATOR, 1BR/1BA located in his- OFFICE SPACE Avail- creative, award-winning staff. Agricultural to work on toric Downtown Colum- able in Historic Down- 2 Fear Factor Tenn-Tom Waterway bus. $575/mo. No town Columbus. Hand deliver resume to Project, Columbus, MS. pets. References req. 420sqft. $320. Beth Proffitt at Must have valid Class- A Call 662-328-8655, 662-328-8655. CDL, with good driving leave message. 516 Main Street, Columbus or record and pass drug Rooms For Rent 7450 3 Perestroika screen. EOE. Apply in FIRST FULL MONTH email to [email protected] person or Send RENT FREE! 2 Bedroom BEDROOM COM- Resumé: Apts/Townhomes PLETELY furn. in West R & D Maintenance $390-$600 Monthly. Point. Furn, appl, utilit- 4 Typography Services Lease, Deposit & Cred- ies & cable. $115/wk 3600 W. Plymouth Rd. it Check. Coleman or $410/mo. No dep. WHATZIT ANSWER Columbus, MS 39701. Realty, 662-329-2323. 662-295-4701. WHATZIT ANSWER 5 Poop deck Log cabin Log cabin