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BY JAMES SWIFT The applicant, Atlanta-based that IDI Logistics’ clientele fice finishes, higher-end office [email protected] IDI Logistics, looks to build runs the gamut from medical jobs, there’s a big engineering three spec buildings — with device companies to food com- kind of network in this market, Members of the Bartow a footprint exceeding 600,000 panies. and you’re pulling from some County Planning Commission square feet — on two tracts “You have local, you have of the higher residential areas voted unanimously Monday fairly close to the Chemical regional and then you kind of in all of Atlanta.” evening to recommend approv- Products Corp. facilities. have national distribution,” he The proposed Bartow Coun- al of a request from a develop- Nick Faber, a regional market said. “This submarket, in spe- ty development, he said, is tar- JAMES SWIFT/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS er to rezone about 47 acres off officer for IDI’s Atlanta-area cific, a lot of this is servicing geting smaller tenants, such as Karl Lutjens shows off designs for a proposed distribution cen- Highway 293 near Old River operations, said the proposed metro Atlanta, in the north- regional and local offices. ter project off Highway 293 at Monday evening’s Bartow County Road from M-1 mining to I-1 facilities do not currently have west submarket, what we call Planning Commission meeting. industrial. any end-users lined up. He said ‘up 75’ … typically higher of- SEE PLANNING, PAGE 5A Tellus’ Transit of NO WALK IN THE PARK Mercury event on tap for Monday

BY MARIE NESMITH [email protected]

Described as a “unique astro- nomical event,” 2019’s transit of Mercury will take center stage Monday morning at Tellus Sci- ence Museum. “Transits happen when ei- ther Mercury or Venus pass in front of the sun as seen from the Earth,” Tellus Astronomer Da- vid Dundee said. “It’s not like a solar eclipse, where you see the sun darkening. But you will need a telescope with the prop- er fi lters to protect you from the harmful rays of the sun. What RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Dogs from across the globe converged on Dellinger Park Saturday and Sunday for the U.S. Disc Dog Nationals World Finals. The dogs and their handlers you’ll see is a little black dot go- competed in Toss & Fetch and Freestyle divisions. This was the 12th year the event has been held in Cartersville. ing across the sun. “… Transits occur fairly in- frequently. So if you miss this one, you’re going to have to wait about 12 years until the next one comes up in 2032. The last one Students take on historic building for service learning project occurred in 2016. They tend to come in pairs. It has to be at cer- BY DONNA HARRIS the operations management classes tain times of the year when the [email protected] led by professor Denie Burks. orbit of either Mercury or Venus “Through our discussion, I realized line up directly with what we A group of Georgia Highlands Col- that this project would require more call the ecliptic — the plane of lege students has jumped at a unique than just an intern or two but rather the solar system.” opportunity to ensure a Cartersville a full class that could adopt this as a Striving to “encourage people landmark with a colorful past also hands-on learning and execution proj- to get interested in astronomy,” will have a thriving future. ect,” Ledbetter said, adding it should Dundee is looking forward to Fifty-four Bachelor of Business Ad- be completed during the 15-week se- Tellus’ Transit of Mercury event ministration students — 27 from each mester but “has the potential to extend that will take place from 7 a.m. of the Cartersville and Floyd campus- into spring semester if needed.” until 1:15 p.m. If the weather is es — taking the operations manage- “The project will allow students cloudy, Tellus will stream imag- ment course this semester have been to better understand the management es of the transit into the theater charged with creating a comprehen- processes and how they work together from other observatories. sive business plan for the historic and independently,” Burks said in the “We’ll have our telescope and Bandy Building for their annual ser- release. “It will require teamwork and some other portable telescopes vice learning project. collaboration, communication and trained on the sun as it rises ear- Each year, students in the BBA pro- brainstorming as well as patience and ly in the morning,” Dundee said. gram take on a project that will allow respect for each person’s individual “The transit actually begins them to use the skills and knowledge opinion and input.” about 7:35 Monday morning. So they’re gaining in the classroom to Trent Mull, a business student on it will be low in the Eastern sky, help their community in some way, the Cartersville campus, is geared up just clearing the tree line at that thereby giving them real-world, for the challenge presented by the re- point. It continues until 4 min- hands-on experience that will help purposing project. utes past 1. So it takes a while them with their future careers. “It’s an amazing opportunity for us for Mercury to make its prog- “The project prepares the students as a cohort to have real-world applica- ress across the disc of the sun. for not only operations but also entre- tion of the skills that we are learning BARTOW HISTORY MUSEUM/SPECIAL “Not only can you go outside preneurship,” BBA Program Coordi- This photo shows the Bandy Building in 1945. in our classes,” he said. “I believe I and see Mercury going across nator Mecole Ledbetter said, noting speak for the cohort when I say that the sun, but we’ll take the image their academic focus is either health business, Bartow Textiles, with con- Co. founder and CEO Joseph Slattery we are excited; we are determined; of Mercury from the telescope care management or logistics and struction of what was reportedly the reached out to the college’s business and we are honored to be given the and also broadcast it inside the supply chain management. “It allows largest chenille factory in the world, program looking for interns. opportunity to hopefully give the peo- comfort of our theater. Every students to project future business op- the Bandy Building, according to a “Joseph Slattery was invited up to ple of Cartersville and the surround- hour on the hour, starting at 8 erations and helps students with un- news release. Bartow County by John Lewis to view ing area a building they can be proud o’clock, I’ll come up and talk derstanding all aspects of operations. Today, the 47,000-square-foot land- the Bandy Building and to provide his of.” for a few minutes about what’s It also gives students real-world expe- mark is owned by John Lewis, a de- expert advice on how to market the Slattery also hopes the students and happening, and you can see rience in redesigning an existing busi- veloper and property manager who building,” Ledbetter said. “Slattery the community as a whole will benefit the progress of Mercury going ness and its past operations. Students has restored more than 30 offices and suggested that John partner with a from the creative class assignment. across the sun.” are honored in knowing that they may buildings in downtown Cartersville, college for interns who may possess “While most similar college proj- An expansion of the former be playing a huge part in the future earning him the Georgia Cities Foun- the skill needed to develop a plan to ects are conceptual in nature, John Weinman Mineral Museum, success of the Bandy Building.” dation’s Renaissance Award in 2012. repurpose the building. The plan will Lewis has presented GHC with a Tellus opened at 100 Tellus In 1940, the tufted textile indus- Lewis wants to further renovate and include sales, marketing, operations, hands-on opportunity that, if effec- Drive in January 2009 and be- try was booming across northwest repurpose the building, which cur- names of possible tenant types and tively applied, will produce benefits came a Smithsonian affi liate Georgia, and Bartow County business rently is home to a salon, an art studio will get into the financial cost of ren- for the students, GHC, John S. Lew- during its fi rst year. leader B.J. Bandy worked to meet the and a photography studio. ovations.” is Property Management, the city of growing demand for tufted robes, rugs The collaboration between the own- Ledbetter thought Slattery’s ideas Cartersville and Bartow County,” he SEE TELLUS, PAGE 6A and other products by expanding his er and GHC came about when Slattery would be a perfect fit for students in said in the release.

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Address: Shirley Gladeane Radford 251 S. Tennessee St. is tempted to test the water Cartersville, GA 30120 Shirley Gladeane Radford, of Cartersville, passed away on October 30, 2019. Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. DEAR ABBY: I have been di- DEAR ABBY: I am 7 1/2 Shirley was a loving mother, grand- Cartersville, GA 30120 vorced for 26 years. I have been months pregnant, living with my mother and great-grandmother. Shir- engaged a couple of times since, fi ance, his cousin, his cousin’s girl- ley was a member of Friendship Baptist Phone: 770-382-4545 but never made it back to the altar. friend and her little brother, who Church for many years. After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 My ex-wife has now permanently she has custody of. (He will be 18 She is preceded in death by her parents, Fax: 770-382-2711 separated from her second hus- in a few months.) I do all the house Calvin and Annie Pressley Evans; hus- By Alan Davis, band. I have helped her fi nancially Abigail Van Buren cleaning and have for the last year band, Claude Henry; daughter, Beverly Publisher and emotionally through a couple and a half. I constantly pick up af- Paige Cook; sister, Jane Pruitt; and broth- of stressful situations in the interim members — and a few acquain- ter them after work. er, Tony Evans. Radford Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor due to her second husband. tances — seem to think me almost The cousin’s girlfriend (“Queen Shirley is survived by her children, I became available again my- a novelty. I get comments such as, Slob”) is the worst of the bunch. Phyllis Radford and Darrell Radford; Grandchildren, Jennifer Moates, self about 18 months ago, so I have “Hey, how’s that degree working She doesn’t clean up after herself at Brooke Radford, Brandon Radford, Corey Cook, Erin Rad- Advertising Director been considering inviting her to for you?” and “Are you ever going all. She leaves a trail -- drops her ford; great-grandchildren, Kylie Abernathy, Aubrey Cook dinner to help her relax and give to use your degree?” and “Do you purse on the table, doesn’t throw and Bryson Odell; Sisters, Nina Jo McCoy, Rita Gann, Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified her someone to talk to other than regret going to law school?” I fi nd away her trash and leaves dirty brothers; Hugh (Donna) Evans, Carey (Rhonda) Evans and Advertising Director family. The problem is, she still it really annoying. How can I put a dishes everywhere. Roger (Linda) Evans. seems to regard me as “the enemy.” stop to it? — NOT A LAWYER I have tried not picking up after A Celebration of Life will be conducted on Tuesday, No- Lee McCrory, She will speak to me, but it’s just AND FINE Queen Slob and everyone else, but vember 5, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. in the chapel of Owen Funeral Circulation/Distribution Manager bare-bones conversation. I have they are either so dumb or incon- Home with Pastor Josh Parker officiating. Byron Pezzarossi, never stopped loving her. Should I DEAR NOT A LAWYER: Tell siderate that they don’t put two and Interment will follow at Sunset Memory Gardens. The Press Room Director ask her to dinner or just let things these “curious” individuals that two together and realize it’s not family will receive friends Monday, November 4, 2019, be? — STILL LOVIN’ MY EX you do not regret going to law magic and someone is cleaning up from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Please visit www.owenfu- Email: school because knowledge of the after them. nerals.com to sign the online register. Owen Funeral Home DEAR STILL LOVIN’: I wish law is valuable when it’s applied to How do I nicely express that 12 Collins Dr., Cartersville, GA 30120 has charge of the PUBLISHER you had mentioned what destroyed other fi elds. As to how that degree I’m fed up with being the only one arrangements. [email protected] your marriage 26 years ago. What- is working for you, tell the ques- who keeps the house clean without ever it was, because your ex still tioner it’s working so well you are coming off like a crazy pregnant MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] seems to regard you as “the en- now considering going for a degree lady? I’m running out of energy. I emy,” in spite of the fact that you in astrophysics. have been trying to clean for my NEWSROOM have helped her fi nancially and baby shower, but I’m getting no- [email protected] emotionally, I don’t think what you DEAR ABBY: At my preschool- where because every time I clean FEATURES EDITOR have in mind is feasible. Some- er’s concert, another parent asked something, I have to do it again the [email protected] times it’s safer to love someone me to hold a seat for her near the next day. I also can’t get the house from a distance, and this may be front. I draped a sweater over two ready for the arrival of the baby. PHOTOGRAPHER one of them. seats. Shortly after, another fami- It’s not going to be fair to my baby [email protected] ly arrived, and the grandfather of if Mommy has to clean up some- STAFF REPORTERS DEAR ABBY: We live in the another child removed the sweater, one’s mess before I feed him. Help, [email protected] downstairs apartment of an old claiming the seats for members of Abby! — MAID IN NEVADA The City of Euharlee Mayor and Council [email protected] Victorian house that has been con- his family who were also absent. verted into three separate apart- Three times I tried to explain DEAR MAID: You are right that will be considering an Updated Zoning SPORTS REPORTER ments. We try to be good neighbors that I was holding a seat for a parent once the baby arrives you won’t be [email protected] and do our part keeping up with with a disability who was having a able to keep up what you have been Map as a Zoning Amendment on Tuesday, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR our neighborly duties. However, hard time getting to the auditorium. doing. If you haven’t expressed to November 12th at 7 pm. This will be a [email protected] lately we’ve been fi nding ourselves Each time I was rudely interrupt- your fi ance what you have shared the only ones doing our part. ed. The man grabbed me by the with me, it is long overdue. The two 1st Reading. The Second Reading will be OFFICE MANAGER/CLASSI- Every Sunday evening, we roll shoulder, threatened me and even of you should convene a meeting of FIED ADVERTISING DIRECTOR [email protected] out the garbage, recycling and com- invited me to settle things outside. everyone who lives under that roof on December 3rd, 2019. Both meetings post bins for the Monday morning He later photographed my wife and and set some house rules. If the LEGAL ADVERTISING pickup. Currently, there is only one children. cousin and his girlfriend won’t co- will be held at the City Hall. [email protected] other tenant living here, a man who Not wanting to be that parent operate, they should move. has been here for more than a year. who gets into a fi ght over a seat at As to your baby shower, if you Letter Guidelines: Not once has he bothered to roll a children’s event, I backed down. have a close friend or relative near- Letters to the editor on issues of broad public interest are out these carts that he uses as well. Afterward, though, I did fi le a re- by, it might be more practical to welcomed. Letters must bear How should we handle this without port with the police. Now I am de- hold it in one of their homes. a complete signature, street coming off as nagging or rude? — ciding whether to press charges. address and phone number PEEVED IN PORTLAND, ORE. I don’t want to overreact, but I Dear Abby is written by Abigail (address and phone numbers will not be published). Let- have heard from other parents that Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ters of 500 words or less will DEAR PEEVED: Your neigh- this man has a tendency to bully. I Phillips, and was founded by her be accepted. Libelous char- bor isn’t a mind-reader. He may have always been bothered by sto- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact gers and abusive language think you are doing this as part of ries about violence at kids’ events Dear Abby at www.DearAbby. will not be considered. Infor- your deal with the landlord. If you and feel this man crossed a line. com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- mation given must be factual. All letters will be printed as haven’t discussed this with your Should I? — PROVOKED IN les, CA 90069. submitted. No corrections will neighbor, you should. If you do, THE EAST be made to grammar, spell- you may be able to agree on some Affordable Funerals & On-Site Cremations ing or style. Writers may have sort of schedule. DEAR PROVOKED: If this letters published once every $ OfÀ ce two weeks. Consumers com- man behaved as you described and plaints and thank-you letters DEAR ABBY: I graduated from put his hands on you, then you were 55 Visit cannot be used. All are sub- law school several years ago. I physically assaulted. If there were • No Appointment Necessary ject to editing. Send letters to didn’t pass the bar, and I now have other parents who witnessed it and • Walk-ins Welcome 251 S. Tennessee St., Car- a non-law-related job. I am fi ne would be willing to testify if you tersville, GA 30120, or e-mail with it, and I really do not aspire to press charges, go ahead and pursue 14 A Legacy Way to [email protected]. be in the fi eld of law. My parents it. 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BY NASSER KARIMI AND JON GAMBRELL enrich uranium by rapidly spinning urani- Associated Press um hexafl uoride gas. An IR-6 centrifuge can produce enriched uranium 10 times Iran on Monday broke further away faster than an IR-1, Iranian offi cials say. from its collapsing 2015 nuclear deal with Salehi also announced that scientists were world powers by doubling the number of working on a prototype he called the IR-9, advanced centrifuges it operates, link- which worked 50-times faster than the IR-1. ing the decision to U.S. President Donald As of now, Iran is enriching uranium up Trump’s withdrawal from the agreement to 4.5%, in violation of the accord’s limit of over a year ago. 3.67%. Enriched uranium at the 3.67% lev- The announcement — which also includ- el is enough for peaceful pursuits but is far ed Iran saying it now has a prototype centri- below weapons-grade levels of 90%. At the fuge that works 50 times faster than those 4.5% level, it is enough to help power Iran’s VAHID SALEMI/AP allowed under the deal — came as demon- Bushehr reactor, the country’s only nuclear Demonstrators set fi re to a rendition of the U.S. fl ag during a rally in front of the former U.S. Embassy in Tehran, Iran, strators across the country marked the 40th power plant. Prior to the atomic deal, Iran Monday. Reviving decades-old cries of “Death to America,” Iran on Monday marked the 40th anniversary of the 1979 anniversary of the 1979 U.S. Embassy take- only reached up to 20%. student takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and the 444-day hostage crisis that followed as tensions remain over that started a 444-day hostage crisis. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will high over the country’s collapsing nuclear deal with world powers. By starting up these advanced centrifuges, announce further steps away from the ac- Iran further cut into the one year that experts cord sometime soon, government spokes- pean nations have been unable to offer Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s inner circle. Iraqi offi cials said. estimate Tehran would need to have enough man Ali Rabiei separately said Monday, a way to help it sell its oil abroad as it faces Meanwhile Monday, demonstrators Trump retweeted posts by Saudi-linked material for building a nuclear weapon — if suggesting Salehi’s comments could be strict U.S. sanctions. gathered in front of the former U.S. Em- media showing the chaos outside the con- it chose to pursue one. Iran long has insisted followed by additional violations of the Salehi again expressed Iran’s ability to bassy in downtown Tehran to mark the sulate. The violence comes after the hard- its program is for peaceful purposes, though nuclear deal. An announcement had been step back if a deal is made. takeover. The resulting hostage crisis saw line Keyhan newspaper in Iran reiterated Western fears about its work led to the 2015 expected this week. “If they return to their commitments, we Islamist students seize the post in response a call for demonstrators to seize U.S. and agreement that saw Tehran limit its enrich- Iran has threatened in the past to push en- also will go back to our commitments,” he to U.S. President Jimmy Carter allowing Saudi diplomatic posts in Iraq in response ment of uranium in exchange for the lifting richment back up to 20%. That would wor- said. Iran’s autocratic leader, Shah Mohammad to the unrest. of economic sanctions. ry nuclear nonproliferation experts because U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Gu- Reza Pahlavi, to receive medical care in The collapse of the nuclear deal coin- Tehran has gone from producing 1 20% is a short technical step away from terres called on the Iranians to implement the U.S. While some hostages found free- cided with a tense summer of mysterious pound of low-enriched uranium a day reaching weapons-grade levels of 90%. It the 2015 nuclear deal, a spokesman said. dom amid the crisis, 52 Americans were attacks on oil tankers and Saudi oil facil- to 11 pounds, said Ali Akbar Salehi, the also has said it could ban inspectors from “It was a very signifi cant diplomatic held for 444 days until U.S. President Ron- ities that the U.S. blamed on Iran. Tehran head of the Atomic Energy Organization the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, the achievement,” U.N. deputy spokesman Far- ald Reagan’s inauguration in Jan. 1981. denied the allegation, though it did seize of Iran. Iran now holds over 1,102 pounds International Atomic Energy Agency. han Haq said. “He regrets any steps away “Thanks to God, today the revolution’s oil tankers and shoot down a U.S. military of low-enriched uranium, Salehi said. The The Vienna-based IAEA declined to from that agreement by any of the parties.” seedlings have evolved into a fruitful and surveillance drone. deal had limited Iran to 661 pounds. comment on Iran’s announcement. The Maja Kocijancic, a spokeswoman for huge tree that its shadow has covered the The U.S. has increased its military pres- Visiting Iran’s underground Natanz IAEA previously said Iran planned to build the European Commission, urged Iran entire” Middle East, said Gen. Abdolra- ence across the Mideast, including basing enrichment facility, Salehi dramatically two cascades, one with 164 IR-2M centrifug- “to reverse such steps without delay and him Mousavi, the commander of the Ira- troops in Saudi Arabia for the fi rst time since pushed a button on a keyboard to start a es and another with 164 IR-5 centrifuges. A to refrain from any further measures that nian army. the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror at- chain of 30 IR-6 centrifuges as state televi- cascade is a group of centrifuges working to- would undermine the nuclear deal.” However, this year’s commemoration tacks. Both Saudi Arabia and the neighbor- sion cameras fi lmed, increasing the num- gether to more quickly enrich uranium. The White House in a statement, noting of the embassy seizure comes as Iran’s ing United Arab Emirates are believed to be ber of working centrifuges to 60. Iran broke through its stockpile and the 40th anniversary of the hostage crisis, regional allies in Iraq and Lebanon face talking to Tehran through back channels to “With the grace of God, I start the gas enrichment limitations to try to pressure said the U.S. “will continue to impose crip- widespread protests. The Iranian Consul- ease tensions. Rouhani recently sent a letter injection,” the U.S.-trained scientist said. Europe to offer it a new deal, more than pling sanctions” until Iran changes its be- ate in Karbala, Iraq, a holy city for Shiites, to both Bahraini and Saudi leaders on re- The deal once limited Iran to using only a year since Trump unilaterally withdrew havior. The U.S. also imposed new sanctions saw a mob attack it overnight. Violence gional peace and security, said Rabiei, the 5,060 fi rst-generation IR-1 centrifuges to America from the accord. But so far, Euro- Monday on members of Supreme Leader there killed three people and wounded 19, Iranian government spokesman.

FBI: Man who spoke of hating Jews held in temple bomb plot

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS scribed what he thought were explo- it does not comment on its cases. A man who repeatedly espoused sives as “absolutely gorgeous” and Holzer was in federal custody in anti-Semitic views has been arrest- said they should go ahead with the the Denver area, Jeff Dorschner, a ed in a plot to bomb a historic Col- attack overnight to avoid police, the spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s orado synagogue, federal offi cials court document said. Holzer, who Offi ce for Colorado, said. The foiled said Monday. The co-conspirators lives in Pueblo, briefl y appeared in plot is the latest attempted attack in the plot turned out to be under- court on Monday in handcuffs. He against a synagogue in the U.S. just cover agents, who arrested the man told U.S. Magistrate Judge Kristen over a year. In October 2018, a shoot- shortly before he planned to bomb Mix that he understood the charge ing at the Tree of Life synagogue in the synagogue early Saturday morn- against him, and she scheduled his Pittsburgh killed 11 people and be- ing, according to court documents. next court date for Thursday. She came the deadliest attack on Jews Richard Holzer was arrested Fri- granted his request for a public in U.S. history. According to the day in Pueblo just after the agents defender who she said would be Anti-Defamation League, Holzer’s brought him what he believed were appointed before the next hearing arrest is the 13th time someone has two pipe bombs along with 14 sticks when it will be determined whether been arrested for allegedly plotting of dynamite to blow up Temple he can be released as the case pro- attacks or making threats against the Emanuel. In fact, the explosives ceeds. Jewish community since then. were incapable of causing damage, The Offi ce of the Federal Public authorities said. Holzer, 27, de- Defender in Denver said Monday SEE FBI, PAGE 5A THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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39.36 +.66 +3.8 McDerI ...... 1 1.73 +.06 -73.5 BankOZK 1.00 3.4 11 29.57 +.79 +29.5 McDnlds 5.00 2.7 29 188.66 -5.28 +6.2 BkofAm .72 2.2 12 32.40 +.60 +31.5 2,800 Merck 2.20 2.6 31 83.90 -1.04 +9.8 25,600 BlockHR 1.04 4.2 12 24.95 ... -1.7 BrMySq 1.64 2.9 19 56.64 -.52 +9.0 Mohawk ...... 11 147.43 +4.40 +26.1 CSX .96 1.3 18 73.49 +1.22 +18.3 MorgStan 1.40 2.9 10 48.83 +1.50 +23.2 2,700 NCR Corp ...... 27 30.09 +.37 +30.4 MJ J A S O 24,800 CallonPet ...... 8 4.19 +.23 -35.4 MJ J A S O CampSp 1.40 3.0 17 46.34 -.20 +40.5 NewellBr .92 4.4 ... 20.86 +.26 +12.2 Caterpillar 4.12 2.8 13 146.92 +2.43 +15.6 NikeB .88 1.0 36 89.86 +.68 +21.2 MUTUAL FUNDS CerdHCM ...... 49.78 +.27 +44.3 NokiaCp .19 5.3 ... 3.61 -.05 -38.0 52-Week Net YTD 12-mo Oceaneerg .60 4.0 ... 14.88 +.23 +23.0 Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg ChesEng ...... 3 1.56 +.12 -25.7 Chevron 4.76 3.9 17 121.57 +5.36 +11.7 PG&E Cp 2.12 29.2 11 7.27 +.84 -69.4 Name Obj ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt 27,398.68 21,712.53 Dow Industrials 27,462.11 +114.75 +.42 +17.72 +7.86 Cisco 1.40 2.9 20 47.48 +.45 +9.6 PepsiCo 3.82 2.8 15 135.16 -1.77 +22.3 American Funds GrfAmrcA m LG 89,087 51.51 +4.8 +11.8/E +11.4/C 5.75 250 11,148.36 8,636.79 Dow Transportation 10,982.15 +243.34 +2.27 +19.76 +5.99 Citigroup 2.04 2.7 10 75.15 +1.31 +44.4 Petrobras ...... 16.39 -.05 +26.0 American Funds InvCAmrcA m LB 60,409 39.21 +4.2 +9.8/E +8.4/D 5.75 250 882.37 681.85 Dow Utilities 856.93 -10.90 -1.26 +20.20 +16.62 CocaCola 1.60 3.0 32 53.14 -.76 +12.2 Pfizer 1.44 3.8 15 38.03 -.36 -12.9 American Funds WAMtInvsA m LB 60,422 47.61 +3.6 +13.8/C +10.1/B 5.75 250 13,300.35 10,723.66 NYSE Composite 13,355.44 +55.17 +.41 +17.42 +7.49 ColgPalm 1.72 2.6 24 65.41 -1.40 +9.9 PhilipMor 4.68 5.6 17 83.44 +.47 +25.0 Federated EqInc,IncA f LV 716 21.40 +4.2 +6.2/E +5.0/E 5.50 1,500 8,386.75 6,190.17 Nasdaq Composite 8,433.20 +46.80 +.56 +27.10 +15.07 Comcast .84 1.9 21 43.89 -.86 +28.9 Pinterest n ...... 20.58 -.28 -15.7 Fidelity 500IdxInsPrm LB 214,881 107.08 +4.4 +15.4/B +11.1/A NL 0 1,363.07 1,041.66 S&P 100 1,369.37 +6.34 +.47 +22.94 +12.47 ConAgra .85 3.1 18 27.76 +.29 +30.0 ProctGam 2.98 2.5 27 119.07 -4.80 +29.5 George Putnam BalA m MA 1,041 21.13 +2.7 +15.0/A +7.8/A 5.75 0 3,066.95 2,346.58 S&P 500 3,078.27 +11.36 +.37 +22.79 +12.41 Covetrus n ...... 10.46 +.36 -75.1 Roku ...... 140.51 -5.99 +358.6 INVESCO QualIncA m CI 307 11.77 0.0 +8.3/E +2.5/D 4.25 1,000 1,991.51 1,565.76 S&P MidCap 1,995.10 +11.60 +.58 +19.97 +6.67 Darden 3.52 3.2 20 110.95 -1.22 +11.1 SouthnCo 2.48 4.0 29 61.74 -.52 +40.6 Lord Abbett AffiliatedA m LV 5,539 15.63 +4.3 +12.1/B +8.5/B 5.75 1,000 31,267.21 24,129.49 Wilshire 5000 31,384.20 +117.02 +.37 +21.88 +10.89 Deere 3.04 1.7 17 179.10 +2.99 +20.1 SwstnEngy ...... 3 2.30 +.19 -32.6 Lord Abbett BdDebA m MU 5,071 8.06 +0.2 +9.0/B +5.3/A 2.25 1,000 1,618.37 1,266.93 Russell 2000 1,597.40 +8.07 +.51 +18.45 +3.22 DenburyR ...... 1.05 -.02 -38.6 SunTrst 2.24 3.2 12 70.41 +.52 +39.6 Lord Abbett DevelopingGrA m SG 599 23.03 +1.8 +7.5/C +9.1/C 5.75 1,000 Disney 1.76 1.3 18 132.92 +.17 +21.2 TevaPhrm .73 8.4 ... 8.80 +.45 -42.9 Lord Abbett SmCpValA m SB 273 17.40 +4.6 +0.4/E +5.5/D 5.75 1,000 Dupont rs 1.20 1.7 8 71.30 +1.66 0.0 3M Co 5.76 3.3 24 174.90 +4.81 -8.2 Putnam DiversIncA m NT 1,110 7.00 +0.8 +6.2/B +3.0/B 4.00 0 EliLilly 2.58 2.3 ... 113.11 +.60 -2.3 MARKET SUMMARY: NYSE AND NASDAQ Transocn ...... 5.59 +.45 -19.5 Putnam EqIncA m LV 8,184 26.01 +5.6 +13.6/A +8.8/A 5.75 0 EnCana g .07 1.6 8 4.47 +.31 -22.7 Twitter ...... 77 30.05 +.43 +4.6 Putnam GlbEqA m WS 863 16.71 +3.7 +12.0/C +6.1/D 5.75 0 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) Equifax 1.56 1.2 23 134.80 -3.90 +44.7 Putnam GlbHCA m SH 1,120 53.42 +5.4 +11.9/A +5.4/D 5.75 0 EsteeLdr 1.92 1.1 60 181.75 -4.83 +39.7 Uber Tch n ...... 31.08 -.29 -25.2 Name Last Chg %Chg UndrArm ...... 30 17.14 -4.00 -3.0 Putnam IntlGrA m FG 208 22.37 +5.7 +9.2/E +3.9/E 5.75 0 Name Last Chg %Chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg ExxonMbl 3.48 4.9 17 71.67 +2.07 +5.1 Putnam SustLeadersA m LG 4,199 95.05 +3.2 +18.7/A +12.5/B 5.75 0 UnAr C wi ...... 15.44 -3.47 -4.5 AstaFd lf 10.18 +3.23 +46.5 Insperity 71.38 -36.29 -33.7 ChesEng 1094663 1.56 +.12 Fitbit ...... 7.04 -.10 +41.6 Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl LB 300,426 284.42 +4.4 +15.3/B +11.1/A NL 3,000 VerizonCm 2.46 4.1 8 59.87 -.50 +6.5 WrightMed 29.04 +7.03 +31.9 UndrArm 17.14 -4.00 -18.9 GenElec 968720 10.93 +.55 FordM .60 6.7 7 9.00 +.11 +17.6 Vanguard InsIdxIns LB 113,138 278.90 +4.4 +15.4/B +11.1/A NL 5,000,000 FrptMcM .20 1.9 7 10.80 +.28 +4.8 WalMart 2.12 1.8 68 117.57 -.05 +26.2 Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus LB 117,655 278.92 +4.4 +15.4/B +11.1/A NL 100,000,000 EdisonNat 2.50 +.57 +29.3 UnAr C wi 15.44 -3.47 -18.4 AMD 830174 36.29 +1.40 GenElec .04 .4 ... 10.93 +.55 +44.4 WellsFargo 2.04 3.9 12 52.72 +.54 +14.4 Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus FB 118,864 116.41 +6.1 +10.8/C +4.6/B NL 100,000,000 MamEngy 2.19 +.47 +27.3 Omeros 13.60 -2.61 -16.1 WrightMed 727625 29.04 +7.03 Gerdau .02 .6 ... 3.55 +.10 -5.6 Wendys Co .48 2.3 23 20.56 -.17 +31.7 Vanguard TtInSIdxInv FB 148,795 17.40 +6.0 +10.7/C +4.5/B NL 0 YRC Wwde 4.29 +.88 +25.8 IMAC Hl n 2.34 -.40 -14.7 BkofAm 541737 32.40 +.60 Goodyear .64 3.9 7 16.44 +.45 -19.5 WDigital 2.00 3.6 20 54.96 +1.13 +48.7 Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl LB 237,924 76.11 +4.4 +14.2/C +10.7/A NL 3,000 Silvrbow 10.20 +1.72 +20.3 SiNtxTc rs 2.00 -.32 -13.8 Fitbit 525677 7.04 -.10 HP Inc .64 3.6 6 18.00 +.22 -12.0 WrightMed ...... 29.04 +7.03 +6.7 Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns LB 143,109 76.13 +4.4 +14.3/C +10.7/A NL 5,000,000 Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv LB 134,072 76.08 +4.4 +14.1/C +10.6/B NL 3,000 KLX EnS 9.59 +1.62 +20.3 JustEn pfA 15.76 -2.34 -12.9 FordM 466564 9.00 +.11 Stock Footnotes: g = Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars. h = Does not meet continued-listing standards. lf = Late filing with SuperiorInd 3.13 +.47 +17.7 GrinrdSh 7.01 -.96 -12.0 PG&E Cp 464597 7.27 +.84 SEC. n = New in past 52 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commission. comments in the DRI study says that “We are requesting that we place On the subject of traffi c concerns, we had to work with DOT in order to some of the zoning requirements that Planning Faber said the light-industrial develop- improve the driveways and make the we have in the commercial districts also FBI ment wouldn’t generate a tremendous driveways acceptable for this type of de- in the industrial districts,” said Bartow From Page 1A amount of truck volume. velopment,” he said. “There will be de- County Zoning Administrator Brandon From Page 3A “We would project that to be three “I’m not going to say you won’t have celeration lanes, and there will probably Johnson. “We are requesting a front fa- In April, a woman was killed and or four in a building,” he said. “So 53-footers,” he said, “but it would be be a left-turn lane for the major move- cade fi nished with brick, stone or stucco three people were injured when a it’s different from a 400,000-square- [rarer] than in the much bigger, what we ment driveway, or any major movement on any metal buildings that are used for man opened fi re inside a Southern foot guy coming in with hundreds call ‘bulk buildings.’” driveway.” mini-warehouses or storage.” California synagogue with an AR-15 of trucks a day — you’re looking at Local engineer Karl Lutjens spoke on IDI Logistics’ national portfolio in- The ordinance amendment also would military-style rifl e. The investigation 95,000- to 100,000-square-foot tenants, behalf of the applicant. cludes industrial properties in Cali- require such properties to have 40-foot into Holzer began after an undercov- which you have about 3,000 to 5,000 “By placing this here, we feel like this fornia, Florida, Illinois and Texas. In landscaped strips fronting right-of-way er FBI agent purporting to be a wom- square feet of offi ce.” works very well, between an industrial Georgia, the company currently has in addition to the standard buffers al- an who supports white supremacy As for the project timeline, Faber said railroad site and further to the north is about 447,000 square feet available at ready required by the I-1 zoning. The re- contacted him on Facebook. he’s optimistic IDI Logistics can close also mining,” he said. “We have a four- a logistics center in Jefferson, with two quired buffer would increase to 60 feet Holzer repeatedly espoused an- on the property by February. After that lane highway that is just off the exit ramp proposed buildings in Buford eclipsing if the property fronts a state or federal ti-Semitic and white supremacist would come about 90-120 days of design … we have spoken with [The Depart- 1.1 million square feet. highway, while chainlink fencing would views in his messages with the time, with buildout estimated at nine to ment of Transportation, or DOT] about “What we do like about this location is be prohibited along any road frontages. agent. “I wish the Holocaust really 12 months. needing road improvements, which we you have multiple access points,” Faber “We have a lot of the similar language did happen...they need to die,” he “So we’re marketing the buildings will need to make on 293.” said of the planned Bartow County de- in the commercial districts,” Johnson wrote her on Facebook, according that entire time,” he said. “Very often we Early designs for the project depict all velopment. “Which is pretty compelling said. “In the commercial districts, they to the court documents. Holzer would pre-lease some of these buildings, but one of the access points being off for a use such as this.” are now a conditional use — they’re still told the agent he had checked out and that would give us reason to acceler- Highway 293. The other, Lutjens said, At the public meeting, commission a permitted use in the I-1 district.” the temple property and met with ate the development.” will be off Old River Road. members also voted unanimously to rec- Bartow County Commissioner Steve undercover agents at a Pueblo mo- He said he anticipates the buildings “We honestly knew that this would ommend approval of an amendment to Taylor will approve or deny the recom- tel on Friday. He brought a copy of being at least 95% leased within 12 to be a traffi c generator, and that’s why we the County’s zoning ordinance, impact- mendations at a public meeting sched- Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” with 18 months, putting the project on a ten- have multiple driveways and we have ing mini-warehouses and self-storage uled for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Frank him, displayed a Nazi armband and tative timetable to be completed in 2021. actually fi led for a [Development of Re- facilities located in Bartow’s I-1 indus- Moore Administration and Judicial appeared animated on the drive to “Hopefully sooner,” Faber told the gional Impact, or DRI], and one of the trial districts. Center. the motel, the documents said.

Jeremy James Davis, of 1737 Joshua A. Patterson, of 72 to an emergency vehicle and Bryan Xavier Chiirangu, of 503 was arrested and charged with Sane Road, Dalton, was arrested Massell Drive 119, Cartersville, driving under the infl uence. Mill Ridge Road, Woodstock, entering an automobile or oth- BARTOW and charged with battery. was arrested and charged with was boarded at the jail. er motor vehicle with intent to driving without a valid license, Stacey Lynn West, of 48 Lazy commit theft or a felony and loi- BLOTTER Andres Domingo, of 535 Circle failure to maintain lane, open Water Drive SW, Cartersville, Zackary Derrick McFarland, tering and prowling. Road, Calhoun, was arrested and container violation and driving was arrested and charged with of 59 E. Boxwood Drive SE, charged with driving without a under the infl uence of alcohol. driving under the infl uence of Cartersville, was arrested and James Dean Smith, of 25 Au- The following information valid license. alcohol and tag light required. charged with window tint viola- tumn Ridge Drive SW, Kings- — names, photos, addresses, Alquez Vonsha Ray, of 119 tion and driving under the infl u- ton, was arrested and charged charges and other details — Melissa Tenera Eby, of 3516 Johnson Lane, Oak Ridge, Ten- November 3 ence of alcohol. with two counts of probation was taken directly from Bartow Maplewood, Eastridge, Tennes- nessee, was arrested and charged violation. County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail re- see, was arrested and charged with bondsman off bond and fail- Shareeda Ajuan Alexander, of Allen Robert Porto Jr., of 40 cords. Not every arrest leads to with possession of less than 1 ure to appear. 404 Springdale Road, Rockmart, Saddle Club Drive SW Lot 50, Chelsey Marie Thompson, of a conviction, and a conviction ounce of marijuana and driving was boarded at the jail. Cartersville, was arrested and 46 Dogwood Drive NW, Carters- or acquittal is determined by the under the infl uence of alcohol. Sandra Nikysha Sullivan, of charged with probation violation. ville, was arrested and charged court system. 3407 McPherson St., Knoxville, Crissy Leeann Bishop, of 7 with criminal trespass-damage Charles Larry Edmondson Jr., Tennessee, was arrested and Crestwood Road SE, Carters- Matthew Jordan Schubert, of to private property and proba- EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bar- of 11 Moss Lane SW, Kingston, charged with speeding and driv- ville, was arrested and charged 8339 Highway 339, LaFayette, tion violation. tow County Sheriff’s Offi ce is was arrested and charged with ing while license is suspended or with probation violation. having technical diffi culties and theft by taking and probation vi- revoked. arrest photos are currently un- olation. Terry Franklin Bramblett, available. David Leeroy Thomas, was of 465 Old Highway 41 NW, Mary Ann Hardin, of 111 S. arrested and charged with pos- Adairsville, was boarded at the November 2 Cass St. 25, Adairsville, was held session of methamphetamine, jail. on an agency assist. willful obstruction of law en- Mohammad Asan, of 91 Som- forcement offi cers and contempt Jolanda Ladell Bryant, of erset Club Drive SE 500, Car- Corey Tyler Harris, of 6213 Em- of Superior Court. Cartersville, was arrested and tersville, was held on a Superior erald Springs Drive SE, Acworth, charged with criminal tres- Court sentence. was arrested and charged with Marcos Torres, of 74 Popham pass-damage to private property driving under the infl uence of Road, Taylorsville, was arrested and probation violation. Anthony John Ashcroft Jr., of alcohol and failure to maintain and charged with failure to yield 3545 Walden Lane SE, Acworth, lane. was arrested and charged with three counts of child molesta- Taresha Lashonda Holcombe, tion, aggravated sexual battery of 49 Collins Place SE, Car- and statutory rape. tersville, was held on a Superior Court sentence. Brandon Richard Blair, of 71 Lois Road SW, Euharlee, was ar- Christy Kay Lewis, of 14 rested and charged with willful Hamilton Crossing Road NW, obstruction of law enforcement Cartersville, was arrested and offi cers, failure to maintain lane charged with failure to appear. and driving under the infl uence of alcohol. Amanda Dawn Manasco, of 409 Cedar Creek Road, Carters- Nicholas Davin Brawner, of 30 ville, was arrested and charged E. Porter St. SE 2, Cartersville, with disorderly conduct. was arrested and charged with probation violation, criminal David Lewis Miller, of 936 trespass-damage to private prop- Slate Mine Road SE, Fairmount, erty and battery-family violence. was arrested and charged with driving with an expired license Rhonda Michelle Cross, of 376 plate and driving while license is Old Mill Road SE, Cartersville, suspended or revoked. was arrested and charged with driving while license is suspend- Misti Nichole Miller, of 345 Er- ed or revoked. ica Lane, Calhoun, was arrested and charged with battery.

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BY SUDHIN THANAWALA work” and “champions individ- workforce, including medical erty level, with the federal gov- ed expansion. That would make The GBPI favors full Medicaid AND BEN NADLER ual responsibility.” It would re- conditions and caretaking re- ernment picking up 90 percent the cost to the state $10 million expansion. Associated Press quire approval from the Trump sponsibilities. Requiring them to of the cost. More than 10 million in the program’s fi rst year; oth- “We are missing the mark, and administration. report their employment is not an people have gained coverage that erwise, it would be $36 million. the math just doesn’t add up at Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp re- “This is not a free handout. effective way to connect them to way. Supporters of a full Medicaid the end of the day,” she said. leased a plan Monday to expand Hardworking Georgians who work or volunteer opportunities Georgia is one of 14 states that expansion under the ACA esti- The proposal came days af- Medicaid to the state’s poorest qualify will have skin in the and imposes additional burdens have not fully expanded Medic- mated it would cover roughly ter Kemp unveiled a separate able-bodied adults, on the con- game,” the governor said. “It is a on them and state administrators, aid under the ACA. Kemp’s of- 500,000 Georgia residents. The proposal to reduce premiums dition that they work, volunteer, path forward toward higher earn- according to the Georgia Budget fi ce said full expansion would governor’s offi ce envisions this for Georgia residents who buy receive job training or attend ings, better opportunities and a & Policy Institute. cost Georgia taxpayers more expansion will cover more than health insurance under the Af- school. healthier future.” Supporters argue that working than $1.5 billion in the fi rst fi ve 52,000 people in its fi fth year. fordable Care Act, while giving Under Kemp’s proposal, which The Republican governor is can improve people’s health, and years. Taifa Butler, executive director the state control of billions of is more limited than other states, pressing ahead despite legal chal- job requirements push them to- Kemp’s offi ce plans to seek of the Georgia Budget & Poli- dollars in ACA subsidies. That, uninsured adults in Georgia who lenges in other states. In March, a ward better-paying employment a 90% match from the federal cy Institute, said Kemp’s plan too, requires Trump administra- make no more than the federal U.S. judge blocked work require- that can provide an even greater government for its more limit- doesn’t cover enough people. tion approval. poverty level would qualify for ments in Arkansas and Kentucky, health benefi t. Nearly 20 states Medicaid assistance if they spent ruling the measures undermined are in various stages of trying to at least 80 hours a month work- the Medicaid program’s mission implement work requirements. ing, volunteering, training or of providing health care for the Medicaid is a federal-state 5 DAY FORECAST studying. They would also have needy. A federal appeals court program that covers about 70 to pay monthly premiums. sharply questioned the work re- million people, from many new- TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY The federal poverty level is quirements during a hearing on borns to severely disabled peo- 11/5 11/6 11/7 11/8 11/9 just under $12,500 for an indi- the case last month. ple and elderly nursing home vidual. The Trump administration has residents. Under the Affordable The governor’s offi ce called allowed states to impose work or Care Act, states gained the op- the approach a “conservative other requirements, but critics tion of expanding the program to reform” that refl ects the state’s say many adults eligible for Med- low-income adults who make up values as a place that “honors icaid face barriers to entering the to 138 percent of the federal pov- A 30% chance of Sunny, high near A 50% chance of A 20% chance of Sunny, with a high rain. Mostly sunny, 69. N wind around showers. Partly showers before near 56. high near 67. 5 mph becoming E sunny, high 66. 1pm. Mostly SATURDAY NIGHT JOHN AMIS/AP TUESDAY NIGHT in the afternoon. THURSDAY NIGHT cloudy, with a high Mostly clear, with Georgia Governor Bri- Mostly clear, with WEDNESDAY NIGHT Showers likely be- near 53. a low around 36. an Kemp welcomes the a low around 42. Mostly clear, with fore 1am. Cloudy, FRIDAY NIGHT Tour Championship North wind around a low around 46. with a low near 43. Mostly cloudy, with golf tournament back 5 mph. East wind around Chance of rain is a low around 34. to Atlanta before the 5 mph. 60%. fi rst round in Atlanta. Kemp plans to seek federal approval for a limited expansion of Today’s weather National weather Medicaid that would Forecast for Tuesday, November 5, 2019 Forecast for Tuesday, November 5, 2019 require new enrollees Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. TENN. to work, volunteer, N.C. 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Savannah Fronts 78/59 ture two special planetarium remember. Cold Warm Stationary Albany Pressure shows — related to the transit “So this is a unique astro- 78/59 H L Tellus High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice — at 8 and 9 a.m. nomical event. I think it’s im- Valdosta Based on Tellus’ previous portant for people to experience 78/60 <-10 -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ From Page 1A FLA. NATIONAL SUMMARY: A weak storm system will bring rain and snow observatory offerings, Tellus that fi rsthand, either looking showers across the Northeast today. Snow showers will also persist across Along with the Collins Executive Director Jose San- at it through our telescope or the Great Lakes. Areas of light snow will move across the northern Plains. Showers and thunderstorms will stretch from the Carolinas to Georgia. Most Family My Big Backyard, the tamaria noted the experience of being projected out onto the of the rest of the nation will be dry. 120,000-square-foot museum is peering through the museum’s screen. I think also people like comprised of three other main telescopes is a can’t miss op- to come over here and share in ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. galleries — Millar Science in portunity. this astronomical event togeth- Motion, Weinman Mineral Gal- “On Friday and Saturday er. When else can you come to lery and the Fossil Gallery — a nights, we have some observa- Tellus at 7 in the morning?” 120-seat digital planetarium, tory events,” Santamaria said. For more information about solar house and observatory. “So people have seen plenty Tellus and its events, call 770- Recording about 200,000 visi- of photographs of Saturn and 606-5700 or visit http://tel- tors annually, Tellus welcomed know what it looks like. The lusmuseum.org. Free for mu- its 2 millionth visitor April 1. impact that it has for somebody seum members, the Transit of Along with the entire muse- to actually see Saturn through Mercury event will be included um being open to the public, a telescope, it’s something im- in regular admission to Tellus Monday’s event also will fea- pactful. It’s something people for nonmembers.

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BY PAUL NEWBERRY “He’s been here a long time,” and ended the season with a 13-1 should he sign elsewhere. AP Sports Writer general manager Alex Anthopou- loss. Anthopoulos hopes to bring los said. “He’s been a big part of Anthopoulos said he’ll remain back Donaldson, a former AL ATLANTA — The Braves the organization.” in touch with Teheran’s agent and MVP who in his fi rst year with are bringing back outfi elder Nick Atlanta opted against a $12 mil- there’s still a chance the team could the Braves avoided the injuries that Markakis in what will likely be a lion option for Teheran in 2020, re-sign him at a lower rate. He has have plagued him in recent sea- reduced role next season, but Ju- instead paying a $1 million buyout. been a member of the rotation since sons. He batted .259 with 37 hom- lio Teheran’s long tenure with the The move was not unexpected on 2013, twice winning 14 games and ers and 94 RBIs while making $23 team could be over. the heels of Teheran being left off making a pair of All-Star teams. million under a one-year deal. Atlanta announced Monday it the postseason roster after going “We’ve not closed the door,” The new contracts for Markakis had re-signed Markakis and catch- 10-11 with a 3.81 ERA, though he the GM said in a conference call. and the 33-year-old Flowers were er Tyler Flowers to $4 million, was added back to the squad as “He’ll have a chance to test the essentially a fi nancial wash. Both one-year contracts for 2020 after an injury replacement when Chris market and talk other teams. players made $4 million this past declining their team options. Martin went down in Game 1 of There’s an open-ness on both sides season and had club options of $6 Teheran, the fi rst pitcher to make the NL Division Series against the to continue the relationship. We’ll million for 2020. The team paid six straight opening-day starts for St. Louis Cardinals. see where that leads” a $2 million buyout to each and Atlanta, also had a club option for Teheran wound up taking the The Braves also made a $17.8 their new deals ensures both will 2020. The team turned that down, loss coming out of the bullpen in million qualifying offer to free take home a total of $6 million to JOHN BAZEMORE/AP making the 28-year-old right- Game 4. That forced a deciding agent third baseman Josh Donald- remain in Atlanta another season. In this April 4 fi le photo, Atlanta Braves outfi elder Nick Marka- hander a free agent after complet- game, in which the Braves gave up son, ensuring they’ll receiving at kis follows through on a three-run double in the fi fth inning of a ing a $32.4 million, six-year deal. a record 10 runs in the fi rst inning least one compensatory draft pick SEE BRAVES, PAGE 2B game against the Chicago Cubs in Atlanta. Hagans earns preseason CROSSOVER SEASON honors from Fall sports ramp SEC coaches THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Car- up as basketball tersville native Ashton Hagans picked up his second all-South- gets underway eastern Conference preseason nod after being named a fi rst-team se- lection by the league’s coaches. for former The sophomore guard for Ken- tucky also earned fi rst-team recog- nition from the media last month. Bartow athletes Florida teammates Kerry Black- STAFF REPORT shear and Andrew Nembhard Another week another three touchdown made the Gators the only program passes thrown by Clemson quarterback to have two fi rst-team selections on Trevor Lawrence. Saturday’s trio of passing the coaches’ squad. scores against Wofford marked the fourth Other fi rst-team picks include straight game that the Cartersville High Alabama’s Kira Lewis Jr., Geor- graduate has had exactly that many TD gia’s Anthony Edwards, LSU’s throws. Skylar Mays, Mississippi’s Breein Lawrence also added a rushing touch- Tyree, Mississippi State’s Reggie down — his sixth of the year — in a com- Perry and South Carolina’s A.J. prehensive win over Clemson’s FCS foe. Lawson. While Lawrence certainly shined in the The second team includes Ar- victory, his performance over the coming kansas’ Isaiah Joe, Auburn’s Austin weeks will be even more important as the Wiley, Kentucky’s Tyrese Maxey Tigers look to return to the College Foot- and EJ Montgomery, LSU’s Javon- ball Playoff. te Smart, Ole Miss’ Devontae Shul- Elsewhere, the seasons are nearing con- er, Missouri’s Jeremiah Tilmon Jr., ference tournament time in other fall sports Tennessee’s Jordan Bowden and like soccer and volleyball. Meanwhile, RICHARD SHIRO/AP Lamonte’ Turner, Texas A&M’s basketball has already tipped off at several Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence runs on a quarterback keeper for a touchdown while defended by Wofford’s Keyvaun Savion Flagg and Vanderbilt’s Aar- smaller schools with the Division-I teams Cobb during a game Saturday in Clemson, South Carolina. A Cartersville High product, Lawrence threw three touch- on Nesmith. set to open play this week. down passes along with the rushing score.

BASKETBALL Covenant College Saturday night. played 26 minutes off the bench, scored tempts. NIU (3-6, 2-3 Mid American Con- Jacquez Fountain (Albany Tech Fr., Carter Hedden (Hocking So., Cass) eight points and grabbed one rebound as ference) has a bye week before traveling to Cass) — Fountain scored 27 points and — Hedden scored one point in a 108-92 the Bears beat Toccoa Falls College last Toledo for a Nov. 13 night game on ESPN2. Falcons turn had fi ve rebounds, three assists, two steals win Friday night over Ohio Christian’s Tuesday, 71-68. TMU (1-0) hosts St. An- Jonathan Cruz (Charlotte So., Car- and one block in a start and 32 minutes JV team. The Hawks (1-0) played at Rio drews (North Carolina) Thursday, travels to tersville) — Cruz made a pair of fi eld goals to 4th punter during an 83-76 home win over Georgia Grande JV Monday, host Cincinnati Cler- USC-Upstate for an exhibition Friday night from 38 and 49 yards, was 4-for-4 on PATs Gwinnett College Saturday. Fountain also mont Wednesday, travel to Pennsylvania and entertains Pensacola Christian College and booted 5-of-6 kickoffs for touchbacks, of season started, scored six points and grabbed six Highlands Friday and head to Westmore- for homecoming Saturday afternoon. as the 49ers beat visiting Middle Tennessee, rebounds with a block in 23 minutes during land CC Saturday. 34-20 Saturday. Cruz did miss on a 48-yard THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday’s 73-50 home victory over Amer- Kimora McClinic (Middle Geor- FOOTBALL attempt in the second quarter, his fi rst miss The Atlanta Falcons are turning ican Basketball Institute. The Titans (2-0) gia State Jr., Cartersville) — McClinic Chris Blackston (West Georgia Sr., of the season. He has made 5 of 6 fi eld-goal to their fourth punter of the season. host Florida Gateway College Thursday started against LaGrange College and saw Adairsville) — Blackston made six tackles attempts this season with a long kick of 53 The team announced Monday night and the Brewton-Parker JV Saturday action against Brenau in home wins last and broke up one pass as the Wolves defeat- yards. His 41 kickoffs have averaged 57.7 it has signed former New England afternoon. Monday and Wednesday. She totaled four ed visiting Mississippi College Saturday in yards with 21 touchbacks. Charlotte (4-5, punter Ryan Allen, who averaged Whitney Harris (Toccoa Falls So., points, four rebounds, two assists and two Carrollton, 35-21. UWG (6-3, 4-2) travels 2-3 C-USA) travels Saturday to El Paso to 45.3 yards over six seasons with Woodland) — Harris scored nine points steals. MGSU (3-0) hosts Voorhees tonight. Saturday to Cleveland, Mississippi, to take face the UTEP Miners. the Patriots. He was released by on 3-of-6 shooting from behind the arc and Coriana McDaniel (Andrew Fr., on Delta State in another Gulf South Con- Dalen Curtis (Brevard College Jr., the reigning Super Bowl champi- had one rebound and one steal in a 64-60 Adairsville) — McDaniel made the only ference contest. Cartersville) — Curtis saw action in the ons in August. win Friday night at Johnson University shot she attempted Saturday — a 3-pointer Marcus Childers (Northern Illinois Tornadoes’ 21-3 win Saturday at LaGrange Longtime Falcons punter Matt (Tennessee). She also totaled six points, fi ve — in the Tigers’ 57-50 home loss to Snead R-Jr., Adairsville) — Childers started College. Brevard (5-2, 3-2) hosts the Cou- Bosher is on injured reserve with a rebounds, three assists and four steals as the State. Andrew (0-1) played at Gadsden the game but shared time beginning in the gars of Averett Saturday night in another groin ailment. The team went with Screaming Eagles went 1-2 in games Oct. State Monday night, hosts Central Georgia fi rst quarter as the Huskies fell behind 14-0 USA South Athletic Conference game. Matt Wile for two games before 23-29. TFC (2-2) beat Judson College (Ala- Tech Wednesday and entertains Lurleen early in a 48-10 loss at Central Michigan. Kurtis Feanny (Lenoir-Rhyne So., turning to Kasey Redfern, who bama) but lost to Florida National and Tru- Wallace Saturday. Childers returned in the fourth quarter and Woodland) — The Bears’ starter at left was let go during the bye week ett McConnell. They host Brewton-Parker Darius Thrower (Truett McCon- fi nished the contest 1-for-2 passing for 8 after averaging 41.2 yards in three tonight, Brenau College Friday night and nell Sr., Excel Christian) — Thrower yards. He had 19 yards rushing on seven at- SEE COLLEGE, PAGE 2B games.

Cager living dream as UGA’s top receiver

BY CHARLES ODUM game against Missouri (5-3, 3-2). Now, having a good season here, AP Sports Writer It’s all just as Cager planned. at the school I wanted to come to Well, almost. from the jump, it’s incredible.” ATHENS — Lawrence Cager is Cager, from Baltimore, planned Cager said former Miami Georgia’s leading receiver, just as to follow his friend Van Jefferson to teammates “reach out to me al- he planned in high school. Georgia in 2015. Jefferson changed most every day. That’s still family He couldn’t have predicted he’d his mind on his commitment to the over there. I love all those guys. I need to use the transfer portal to Bulldogs and instead signed with reached out to them as well when realize the dream. Mississippi before transferring to I heard they beat Florida State. It’s Cager’s emergence as Jake Florida two years ago. Georgia always good to beat Florida State.” Fromm’s go-to receiver has helped made other plans at wide receiver, Cager (6-foot-5, 220) gives Geor- to clear No. 6 Georgia’s path to and Cager signed with Miami. gia a big-play threat with the size to another Southeastern Conference Four years later, Cager’s atten- win battles against smaller defen- championship game. tion returned to Georgia. He saw sive backs. Cager, the graduate transfer from a path for immediate playing time As defenses consistently stack Miami, set career highs with seven at Georgia, which lost its top fi ve the line against a running game led catches for 132 yards, including a leaders in yards receiving from last by D’Andre Swift, Cager could see 52-yarder for a touchdown, in the season. more one-on-one matchups in re- Bulldogs’ 24-17 win over Florida “Here was a better opportuni- maining SEC games against Mis- last week. ty, I thought, for me than Miami,” souri, Auburn and Texas A&M. “That’s what every receiver Cager said. “It hasn’t been a disap- Georgia can clinch its spot in the dreams of,” Cager said Monday of pointment. SEC championship game by win- JOSHUA L. JONES/ATHENS BANNER-HERALD VIA AP his career-best game. “It’s kind of funny because as a ning two of those three games. Georgia wide receiver Lawrence Cager drives in for a touchdown as Georgia coach Kirby Smart Georgia (7-1, 4-1 SEC) leads the recruit I wanted to come here but celebrates, background right, against Florida Saturday in Jacksonville, Florida. SEC East entering Saturday night’s receivers committed before I could. SEE UGA, PAGE 2B 2B Tuesday, November 5, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News

“Some of those plays Cager got, they UGA weren’t featured Cager plays,” Smart said Quinn tweaks staff coming out of bye Monday. “He was the second, third, fourth From Page 1B option. ... Some of them, he was just the best BY GEORGE HENRY did well when he took over defensive secondary and play-calling and now option.” Associated Press play-calling previously with Atlanta. must fi nd a way to fi x the pass rush Despite missing Georgia’s win over Ken- Cager’s experience is important for the Instead, he has fi elded questions and create takeaways. That’s going to tucky with shoulder and ribs injuries, Cager Bulldogs. Receivers Mecole Hardman, Riley ATLANTA — Coach Dan Quinn over the past several weeks about be tough on Sunday for a unit that’s leads the Bulldogs with 26 catches for 377 Ridley and Terry Godwin and tight end Isaac hopes a few changes to his staff will whether he planned to have an assis- forced just four all season. Even in yards and four touchdowns. Nauta were selected in this year’s NFL draft. spark a turnaround for the 1-7 Atlanta tant take charge as coordinator. Quinn their best seasons, the Falcons struggle Cager said the chance to play for Georgia Jeremiah Holloman was kicked off the team. Falcons. responded that his “ego isn’t bigger against the Saints and have lost 18 of coach Kirby Smart and offensive coordinator Those departures made Georgia an ideal Coming off a bye week, Quinn had than the team” and not too long ago 27 games to quarterback Drew Brees James Coley “was a once in a lifetime oppor- landing spot for receivers looking for a new to do something with Atlanta riding a gave linebackers coach Jeff Ulbrich and coach Sean Payton. tunity.” home as graduate transfers. six-game losing streak. The Falcons some of the play-calling responsibility. STOCK UP “At the same time, getting to be a part of “We had a couple reach out, but either it have lost 12 of 16 since Week 9 last Changing Morris’ role owns up to Tight end Austin Hooper has this team and having Jake as a quarterback, wasn’t a comfortable marriage or we didn’t year. that stance even more, and it’s need- emerged as one of the league’s best. He I couldn’t have picked a better situation,” he know if they were going to be able to contrib- Quinn stopped short of stepping ed. The Falcons are often out of posi- leads players at his position in catches said. ute,” Smart said, adding in the case of Cager down as defensive coordinator, but tion in coverage and have allowed the and touchdowns and ranks second in Cager gives Fromm a big target, including “we just felt comfortable that it was the right he made a notable move by switching NFL’s second-worst passer rating. yards receiving. Atlanta also will de- on plays the receiver isn’t the fi rst option. fi t.” receivers coach Raheem Morris to Morris hasn’t coached defense since but a new kicker, Younghoe Kim, and the secondary. Quinn is counting on 2015, but Quinn believes he has the a new punter, Ryan Allen, this week. Morris’ defensive background to bring teaching acumen to bridge the gap. STOCK DOWN fresh insight to a unit that ranks last Quinn made two other moves, Cornerback Isaiah Oliver, a sec- “We wanted to make sure we talked that in sacks, third-down percentage and switching Dave Brock from running ond-round draft pick last year, hasn’t through that with (Markakis), and he’s on takeaways. The Falcons have allowed backs to receivers and returning Ber- delivered as a starter. Taking over after Braves board,” Anthopoulos said. “He expressed 31.2 points per game, the NFL’s third- nie Parmalee to running backs, a posi- Robert Alford was released last year, From Page 1B that he’ll do anything to help the team.” worst scoring average. tion he coached with Atlanta last year. Oliver still struggles to jam receivers Ender Inciarte could reclaim the cen- “Part of his strengths are communi- “We’ve got a lot of experience, and inside the fi rst 5 yards and is beaten In what was essentially an accounting ter-fi eld job after playing just 65 games be- cation in the secondary, and we felt that I thought no better way than to add to on routes too often. The Falcons hope move, the Braves wanted to have both players cause of injuries in 2019, though he might was a spot that needed our attention at the strength of the staff than to add seven-year veteran cornerback Des- at reduced salaries on the 2020 payroll. be part of trade talks during the offseason. If this space,” Quinn said Monday. “For Raheem into the secondary and have mond Trufant can return this week “We obviously had interest in bringing Inciarte stays, budding star Ronald Acuña Jr. us, it was all hands on deck, but you some fresh guys on some new topics,” from a toe injury and start on the them back,” Anthopoulos said. “It made would likely move over to right fi eld. can imagine that’s one of Rah’s many Quinn said. “We started that today.” left side. Rookie Kendall Sheffi eld, a sense for us to have them back at lower rate.” The Braves also have Austin Riley, who powers — his ability to communicate WHAT’S WORKING fourth-round pick, could replace Oli- Markakis, who turns 36 this month, strug- hit 18 homers as a rookie but tailed off badly — and we wanted to make sure from The Falcons lead the NFL in pass- ver on the right side. gled against left-handed pitching and missed over the second half of the season. He played the technique side he’d bring fresh ing yards per game, and the air attack KEY NUMBER about seven weeks with a fractured left wrist. mostly outfi eld during his fi rst year with the eyes over to the secondary and the had no drop-off when 38-year-old 94 — Atlanta’s point differential in After batting .285 with nine homes and 62 Braves, though his best position is third base. communication space.” Matt Schaub fi lled in for Matt Ryan the fi rst half. RBIs, he has agreed to take a platoon role in He would likely move back to that spot if Quinn’s decision last January to fi re two weeks ago. Ryan is expected to NEXT STEPS left fi eld, most likely with Adam Duvall. Donaldson departs. defensive coordinator Marquand Man- return for Sunday’s game at New Or- Falcons owner Arthur Blank prom- Duvall, a former All-Star with the Reds, hit Flowers batted .229 with 11 homers and 34 uel and take over the position himself leans after a right ankle sprain caused ised to evaluate Quinn and the entire 32 homers at Triple-A Gwinnett and added homers while sharing time behind the plate has backfi red, though at the time it him to miss his fi rst start since 2009. football operations during the bye 10 more after being called up by the Braves. with Brian McCann, who announced his re- seemed plausible. Quinn was a suc- WHAT’S NEEDS HELP week. Atlanta didn’t make big chang- He is eligible for arbitration. tirement right after the playoff loss. cessful coordinator with Seattle and Quinn has tried to shore up the es, but at least it did something.

offense that produced 429 total Emmanuel Jones (Colorado travels Saturday to Oklahoma ence foe VMI Saturday afternoon noon at home against UNC-Pem- College yards in a 27-12 win at Kentucky State Jr., Woodland) — Jones Baptist for another GAC matchup. in Greenville. broke. Christian. Point (4-5, 2-1 Mid- had six tackles and a quarterback Jacob Potter (Kennesaw State Logan Vermaas (North Geor- From Page 1B South Conference) hosts St. An- hurry Saturday afternoon, as the So., Adairsville) — Potter made SOCCER gia Fr., Cass) — Vermaas played drews (North Carolina) Saturday Rams beat visiting UNLV, 37-17. fi ve punt snaps and three PAT Emily Collum (Georgia the fi nal three minutes Saturday as guard contributed to an offense for homecoming. Through nine games this season, snaps in the FCS fourth-ranked Southwestern State So., Adairs- the Nighthawks defeated visiting that totaled 369 yards, including Sean Holton (Davidson Jr., Jones has 35 tackles, including Owls’ upset loss Saturday at home ville) — Collum started and Albany State 3-1 in Dahlonega. 200 yards rushing, in a 20-13 Cartersville) — Holton made 1.5 for loss, one sack, fi ve hurries to Monmouth, 45-21. KSU (7-2, played all 110 minutes of a 0-0 Eighteenth-ranked UNG (13-2-1, home victory over 12th-ranked three tackles, including one for a and a forced fumble. CSU (4-5, 2-1 Big South Conference) makes draw Saturday with USC-Aik- 9-1-1 Peach Belt Conference) fi n- Wingate. Seventh-ranked LRU (9- 3-yard loss, and also recovered a 3-2 Mountain West) will look to the trip to Campbell Saturday af- en. The Hurricanes (3-11-2, 0-8- ishes the regular season Tuesday 0, 7-0 South Atlantic Conference) fumble Saturday in the Wildcats’ continue a three-game win streak ternoon in another key conference 1 Peach Belt Conference) host with a nonconference match at entertains UNC-Pembroke Satur- 27-21 Pioneer Football League Nov. 16, when the Rams host Air game. Columbus State Wednesday and Emmanuel College and will host day in Hickory, North Carolina. home win over Valparaiso. David- Force. Nick Root (Carson-Newman travel to Lander Saturday. the fi rst round of the conference Hunter Hardin (Point Jr., son (6-3, 3-2) travels Saturday to Bradley Kirk (Shorter So., R-Fr., Cartersville) — Root saw Havyn Isaac (Georgia Mil- tournament Nov. 12. Woodland) — A starter at center Indianapolis to play at Butler. Cartersville) — Kirk made three action in the Eagles’ 48-21 win itary Fr., Adairsville) — Isaac Saturday, Hardin was part of an Brady Jernigan (Maryville tackles in the Hawks’ 38-6 Gulf Saturday afternoon at Mars Hill saw brief action Friday in the Bull- SWIMMING Sr., Woodland) — Jernigan made South Conference loss Saturday as the CNU offense rolled up 388 dogs’ 3-1 win at South Georgia Rylee Moss (Old Dominion one tackle in the Scots’ 31-13 loss to Delta State. Shorter (0-9, 0-7) rushing yards and 437 total yards. State. GMC (9-7-1, 7-4-1 Georgia Fr., Adairsville) — In the Mon- Saturday at Averett. Maryville (2- steps out of conference this Satur- Carson-Newman receiving votes Collegiate Athletic Association) archs’ 177-117 home win over 6, 2-3 USA-South Athletic Con- day afternoon to host Allen Uni- but just outside the NCAA DII top plays in the NJCAA Southeast Davidson Saturday, Moss won the ference) hosts Greensboro College versity. 25 improved to 6-2 overall and 4-2 district semifi nals Thursday eve- 200-yard butterfl y (2:07.91), was Saturday afternoon for Senior Trevor Lawrence (Clemson in the South Atlantic Conference. ning against undefeated Eastern a member of the winning 200- Recognition Day. So., Cartersville) — Lawrence The Eagles play at Limestone Sat- Florida State (12-0-0) at Gordon yard medley relay team (1:47.47), JaCorey Johns (Wake Forest threw for three touchdowns and urday evening. State. The district championship placed fourth in the 50-yard free- R-Fr., Cartersville) — Johns 218 yards in the Tigers’ 59-14 win John Scifers (West Georgia is Friday afternoon in Barnesville. style (59.74), and fi nished sixth in contributed one tackle Saturday as over Wofford Saturday. Lawrence R-Jr., Woodland) — Scifers Kurt Moore (Birmingham the 200-yard individual medley the 22nd-ranked Demon Deacons completed 12-of-16 passes, while kicked off three times for a 50- Southern Sr., Euharlee resident) (2:15.19). ODU competes next beat visiting N.C. State, 44-10. rushing for 33 yards and an addi- yard average and one touchback — Moore made 11 saves in Sat- at the West Virginia Invitational Wake Forest (7-1, 3-1 ACC) plays tional touchdown on four attempts Saturday as the Wolves beat visit- urday’s 8-2 Southern Athletic As- Nov. 21-23 in Morgantown. Saturday at Virginia Tech. in the win. His 218 passing yards ing Mississippi College. sociation tournament quarterfi nal Saturday put him over 2,000 for Avery Showell (Georgia Tech loss at Centre College (Kentucky). VOLLEYBALL the season with 20 touchdowns R-So., Cartersville) — Showell The Panthers’ season ends with Nedu Evans (Augusta Fr., and eight interceptions. His 82.4 saw action on the kickoff return a 6-9-1 record. Moore started 13 Cartersville) — Evans started all total QBR ranks him eighth in team Saturday in the Yellow Jack- games and made 89 saves with a four sets and fi nished with seven the nation. No. 4-ranked Clemson ets’ 20-10 homecoming loss to 3.10 goals against average and a kills, two blocks and one assist in (9-0, 6-0 ACC) travels Saturday Pittsburgh. Georgia Tech (2-6, 1-4 .636 saves percentage. a 3-1 Peach Belt Conference win night to Raleigh to take on the ACC) plays Saturday afternoon at Marissa Mowry (Anderson Saturday over visiting Flagler Col- North Carolina State Wolfpack. Virginia. So., Cartersville) — Mowry lege. Augusta (20-7, 4-3) has three Dorian Pitt (Southwestern Jake Walker (Furman Jr., played 76 minutes as a starter in road conference matches this Oklahoma State Sr., Adairsville) Cartersville resident) — Walk- the Trojans’ 1-0 home loss to con- week today at Georgia College, — Pitt saw action for the Bulldogs er participated in the 13th-ranked ference foe Catawba Saturday. Friday at Francis Marion and Sat- Saturday in a 28-7 home win over Paladins’ 35-20 Southern Confer- Mowry has started all 14 games urday at UNC-Pembroke. Southern Nazarene. SWOSU (3-6, ence win Saturday at Chattanoo- this season and has taken two Grace Hunter (Brew- 3-6 Great American Conference) ga. Furman (6-3, 5-1) hosts confer- shots. Anderson (7-7, 4-5 South ton-Parker Fr., Cartersville) — Atlantic Conference) closes out In three losses last week, Hunter the regular season Wednesday at had 10 kills vs. Savannah State, Queens (North Carolina). three kills and one ace vs. Florida Payton Putzer (Young Har- Memorial, and fi ve kills vs. Flor- ris Jr., Cartersville) — Putzer ida College. The Barons (4-25) entered off the Mountain Lions’ have a home match Wednesday bench, played 31 minutes and took night against Fort Valley State one shot on goal Wednesday in a before playing at William Carey 2-0 home loss to North Georgia. (Mississippi), Mobile (Alabama) She also started Saturday and and Loyola (Louisiana) Friday played 46 minutes in a 3-1 loss through Sunday. at Clayton State. YHC (6-9, 5-5 — Charles Wilson of Bartow Peach Belt Conference) closes out Sports Zone contributed to this the regular season Friday after- report. The Daily Tribune News Classifi eds www.daily-tribune.com • Tuesday, November 5, 2019 3B

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