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Home of Theresa Kidlow LGC votes to return most of Scurry County’s money By Ben Barkley funds held by the corpora- Helms said the hospital dis- options in the future to help grants,” Bland said. “The SDN Managing Editor tion.” trict would “match what the “relieve the burden on tax- LGC has no authority to as- New board chairman Dr. county puts in.” Bland then payers” for projects. Some sess taxes or take minerals.” The Scurry County Lo- Eddie Bland said each of the said he would like to discuss of the projects mentioned by The board agreed a good cal Government Corporation remaining entities — Sny- the funding with his board of board members were street starting point for projects (LGC) board of directors der ISD, City of Snyder and trustees. maintenance in the city and a would be reviewing the city’s voted to return $48,000 in Scurry County Hospital Dis- When asked what the coun- dialysis center at the hospital. long-term strategic plan. start-up funds to the county trict — could put $2,000 in ty would contribute, Commis- No board member discussed “There are unlimited pos- this morning. the account to help fund the sioner Terry Williams said he investments through U.S. sibilities,” Taylor said of proj- The LGC bank account LGC. Snyder City Manager “had not thought about it” Consults, LLC, which helped ects needed in Snyder and currently has $48,807, and Merle Taylor, who is a mem- and did not say if the county with an LGC investment in Scurry County. Scurry County commission- ber of the LGC board, said he would contribute in the fu- 2017 with Peak Energy. “The biggest challenge ers are scheduled to vote would have to get the funding ture. “We are going to be look- will be finding the revenue Tuesday to ask the LGC to approved by the city coun- Bland said the corporation ing for alternative funding sources. If it doesn’t appear, return “any and all remaining cil while hospital CEO Ella would be looking at funding sources, which may include See LGC, Page 2
Tommy Welch USMC; U.S. Air Force Reserves 1996-2001; 2001-present Soccer pointers Commissioners to debate future Today’s Veteran sponsored by Nix’s Auto & Tire Service 1510 25th Street 573-3567 of county’s role regarding LGC By Steve Reagan ton issue, resulting in Tues- ter works customers pay $20 eather SDN Staff Writer day’s discussion about what, for the first 2,000 gallons they W if any, role the county should use, then 75 cents for every Scurry County commis- have with the entity. 1,000 gallons after that. Be- sioners will discuss several County Judge Dan Hicks, ginning in June, the utility issues pertaining to the Scur- for one, is doubtful about will charge customers $35 for ry County Local Government any benefits derived from the the first 2,000 gallons, then Corporation (LGC), ranging LGC. $5.50 for every 1,000 gallons from dissolving the corpora- “I don’t know if it does after that. tion outright, restructuring anything at all,” Hicks said. Hicks said that commis- the board of directors and fu- “Personally, I don’t think tax sioners voted for the increase ture funding for the entity. dollars should go into it. I to bring the utility’s rates in The LGC was originally think it should be more self- line with what other public Jasmine Realsola organized after members of sufficient.” water utilities in West Texas Saturday’s high: 99 de- the commissioners’ court met The LGC-related topics to are charging. grees with representatives from be discussed Tuesday include “I looked around, and most Saturday’s low: 72 de- Jackson Hole, Wyo.-based requesting the return of any of the other (utilities) were grees U.S. Consults, LLC, for the and all remaining funds held charging between $33 and Sunday’s high: 84 degrees purpose of aiding, assisting by the corporation that were $36 (for the first 2,000 gal- Sunday’s low: 66 degrees and acting on behalf of Scur- initially invested by the coun- lons),” Hicks said in May. 7 a.m. reading today: 64 degrees ry County. ty, dissolution of the LGC, ac- Also Tuesday, commis- Precipitation: 0.01 of an The Scurry County LGC ceptance of resignations from sioners will discuss the ef- inch was formed in 2016, using the board of directors and fect of Senate Bill 354, re- 2019 precipitation: 12.61 $50,000 of county funds as discussion of replacement di- cently passed by the Texas inches seed money. Today, the ac- rectors and future funding for Legislature, which reverses count contains $48,807. Be- the LGC. the requirement that com- inances cause of a non-disclosure Also Tuesday, the court missioners must approve all F agreement signed between will receive comments from routine office expenditures, WT-Int. Crude $52.51 LGC members and U.S. Con- the public pertaining to including payroll, prior to WTIC Posted $49.00 sults, LLC, details of LGC Hermleigh Water Works and disbursement. Hicks said re- Natural Gas $2.39 investments cannot be dis- the Hermleigh Community moving that requirement may Patterson-UTI $11.27 SDN Photo/Reed Graff Snyder High School soccer coach Rolando Sandoval (left) shows cussed. Center. eliminate the need for a sec- Oxy-Permian $49.81 Investing tax dollars in Several Hermleigh resi- ond commissioners’ meeting Kinder Morgan $20.37 Ian Arredondo the proper form for striking the ball during the Snyder Tigers Soccer Camp this morning at the high school’s such a manner, as well as the dents are upset with plans to every month. indoor training facility. non-disclosure agreements, increase the utility’s monthly Commissioners also will Today’s Quote have made the LGC a hot-but- customer fee. Currently, wa- See County, Page 2 Anybody can have any opinion they want to, as Tuesday is deadline to register for Petticoats on the Prairie shopping brunch long as it’s an informed opinion. Tuesday is the final day to Morgan of Wildtoad Toffee. the Texas wine we will have should bring a truck. We can the first 50 people in line will - Will Forte register for the Petticoats on Geiger said additional ven- available,” she said. redecorate your house with receive a free shopping tote. the Prairie early shopping dors have registered for the Geiger said the market, the things that we offer,” she Children 12 and under will be ottery brunch. market, including a Texas which can be described as a said. “We will have every- admitted free. L The brunch will be held vineyard that will be selling smaller version of the Round thing from furniture to small Three different food trucks Saturday’s Results prior to the vintage market wine. Through Friday, Geiger Top market featured on the items.” will also be open during the Powerball opening on Friday, organizer said 85 vendors have regis- television series Junk Gyp- The market will be open market. 8-11-14-16-49 PB: 14 Cat Geiger said. The cost is tered for the Snyder market. sies, will feature items large from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 21 To reserve a ticket for the Power Play: 3 $25 and it will feature Fort “Make sure you have your and small. and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 22. brunch, email potpbrunch@ Worth Entrepreneur Cheri ID if you plan to buy some of “I tell people that they Admission is $6 per day and outlook.com. Lotto Texas 8-9-12-16-46-48
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Pick 3 Morning two museum summer camps 7-0-1 Fireball: 4 Time is running out to reg- Science, will begin at 1 p.m. Pick 3 Day ister for the final two Scurry Christian said campers will 6-4-0 Fireball: 6 County Museum summer be making slime and solar Pick 3 Evening camps, scheduled for June balloons, along with other 5-8-9 Fireball: 4 24-28. projects. Pick 3 Night The morning camp, which “This is going to be a fun 1-0-5 Fireball: 6 will begin at 9 a.m., will fo- camp because if it is weird cus on animals and their sto- and deals with science, we are Daily 4 Morning ries. Educator Erika Jayne going to do it,” she said. 8-4-6-4 6 Fireball: Christian said the It’s A Zoo Wednesday is the final Daily 4 Day camp will feature a virtual day to register for the camps, 8-8-1-6 Fireball: 9 safari each day and campers which are open to children Daily 4 Evening will work together to build an entering first through sixth 5-4-8-8 Fireball: 7 environment that an animal grade. Daily 4 Night belongs to, from the Outback The cost is $75 per camp 3-0-6-7 Fireball: 7 for the kangaroo to the Great for museum members and Plains for bison. $90 for non-members. “We will be doing a lot of To attend both camps, Ask Us storytelling around each of the cost is $165 for museum Q. — When is the first the animals we feature,” she members and $175 for non- day of summer? said. members. A. — June. 21. The afternoon camp, Weird To register, call 573-6107. Index Event to reflect on bicentennial Classifieds...... 6-7 The Borden County Histor- in the Borden County Events Community Calendar...... 2 ical Commission is organiz- Center and the public is asked Dear Abby...... 5 ing an event to commemorate to bring photos of the 1976 Entertainment...... 4 the country’s bicentennial event. Obituaries...... 2 celebration. The 1976 celebration in- Sports...... 8 The 200th birthday of cluded a cookbook, history Weather...... 2 America celebration in Bor- booklet, commemorative coin den County drew 10,000 peo- and a quilt. Activities includ- ple on May 29-30, 1976. ed a trail ride, parade, Wild On Saturday, the commis- West Show, arts and crafts SDN Photo/Steve Reagan sion will reflect on that cel- fair and a play. The commis- Roy Bolen and his horse rounded a barrel during the Boots and Spurs event co-hosted by West ebration with speakers Ralph sion is seeking pictures from Texas Centers’ Veterans Outpost and Heaven Bound Cowboy Church Saturday afternoon at the Miller and Rich Anderson. all of those events in order to church. The event will begin at 1 p.m. digitize the celebration. Page 2 Snyder Daily News Monday, June 17, 2019 Community Calendar Fed likely to leave interest rates alone Library pool party Scurry County Library summer reading program partic- WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed eases credit this year escalating tariffs and coun- statement the central bank ipants will need to register for the pool parties scheduled Jerome Powell has tantalized will depend on a host of fac- ter-tariffs on each other’s will issue Wednesday, it will from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday and Wednesday at the Towle the financial world with the tors that are hard to predict. products. The trade war has replace a reference to being Park pool. Parents may register their child by calling the li- prospect that the Federal Re- Will Trump’s trade wars be magnified concern and un- “patient” about rate changes brary at 573-5572 or by calling or texting Amy Hodges at serve he leads may soon cut resolved before they inflict certainty for businesses and to some new phrasing that (806) 786-2701. Parents should register their child today. interest rates for the first time real damage on the economy? investors about whether and would hint at a forthcoming in over a decade. Will the job market remain how much the economy will rate cut should it decide the Probably not quite yet, resilient? Will inflation - fi suffer. economy needs it. When the Bible school though. nally edge close to the Fed’s The U.S. manufacturing Fed adjusts its key short-term East Side Church of Christ will hold vacation Bible school When the Fed issues a pol- target level? sector, in particular, is weak- rate, it influences rates on ev- from 6-8 p.m. today through Friday. Bible school is open to icy statement Wednesday and Investors collectively en- ening. On Monday, the Fed- erything from mortgages to children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Powell holds a news confer- vision a Fed rate cut by July eral Reserve Bank of New credit cards to home equity ence, the message will likely and possibly further cuts after York reported that an index it lines of credit and can help Museum camp echo the theme the chairman that. Some are even betting compiles of manufacturing in stimulate the economy. Wednesday is the final day to register for the Scurry struck in a speech early this on a rate cut this week. Many New York state plunged this Analysts expect the Fed’s County Museum camps scheduled for June 24-28. It’s A Zoo month: That the Fed will act economists, though, think the month into negative territory description of the economy to will be held from 9 a.m. to noon and Weird Science will be if it thinks the Trump admin- Fed will wait until September — to its lowest point since note signs of a slowdown. held from 1-4 p.m. The camps are open to children entering istration’s trade conflicts are at the earliest to announce its 2016. “I think the Fed will talk first through sixth grade. To register, call 573-6107. threatening the U.S. economy. first drop in its benchmark Trump is expected to meet about the weakening labor Powell’s remarks were seen short-term interest rate since with President Xi Jinping of market and softness in busi- Ladies Night Out as a signal that the Fed will 2008 and might not cut again China at a Group of 20 nations ness investment to acknowl- Ladies Night Out will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at Amore likely cut rates later this year, in 2019. summit in Japan at the end of edge that growth has down- Italian Restaurant. and the stock market surged The Fed is meeting this this month. The Fed may want shifted,” said Mark Zandi, in response. week against the backdrop to see whether that meeting chief economist at Moody’s Petticoats on the Prairie Yet economists say when of President Donald Trump’s produces any breakthrough Analytics. “The statement Petticoats on the Prairie’s vintage market will be at The — or even whether — the trade war with China, with its in the U.S.-China trade war will reinforce the message Coliseum Friday and Saturday. Admission is $6 per person before deciding whether the that Powell has already ar- and children 12 and under will be admitted free. The market economy requires an interest ticulated that the economy will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 LGC rate cut. is slowing and the trade war p.m. Saturday. “I think any Fed move this will pose an additional threat Continued from Page 1 week would be premature,” if it escalates.” Clean-up day it doesn’t appear,” Bland re- “did not turn out the way we said Sung Won Sohn, an eco- Most analysts say they sponded. “All of us on this thought it would.” nomics professor at Loyola think economic growth has The Snyder Community Beautification Association will board work for taxing entities. “There was so much nega- Marymount University in Los slowed sharply in the current meet at 7 a.m. Saturday on the Gallery Warehouse Furniture We want to be good stewards tivity at the beginning. But Angeles. April-June quarter to around parking lot for a work day. of the taxpayers’ money.” for us to be working together Still, some Fed watch- a 1.5 percent percent annual When the meeting started, is a big positive for our com- ers think that in the policy rate. Excavation site tours the board had two vacancies munity,” he said, “Hopefully The Scurry County Museum will organize tours of the to fill. Big Country Electric someone from the county will Roland Springs Ranch excavation site at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Cooperative General Manag- join you in the future.” County Saturday. To register, call the museum at 573-6107. er and current Development No one from the public Continued from Page 1 Corporation of Snyder board spoke during the open forum. Bicentennial celebration chairman Mark McClain was During the officer elec- consider giving approval to County EMS Director Jason Tyler The Borden County Historical Commission is sponsoring nominated to serve on the tions, Williams was asked if to submit specs and purchase a first responder vehicle and am- a bicentennial celebration remembrance event from 1-4 p.m. board. His nominations will he would serve as president. bulance, as well as a recent energy assessment of the county Saturday at the Borden County Events Center. The commis- be considered during Tues- He responded, “I can’t.” Then lighting system. sion is seeking pictures of the county’s May 29-30, 1976 bi- day’s commissioners’ court Bland was elected president Financial matters to be considered include line item trans- centennial celebration. meeting. The board did not with Taylor and Helms be- fers, budget amendments and accounts payable, including nominate anyone else. ing elected vice president and payroll. A closed-session annual review of Scurry County Country dance But during the open forum, secretary/treasurer, respec- Youth Center Director Ericka Dowds also is scheduled. Any The Scurry County Senior Citizens Center will host a Williams announced he was tively. action arising from that review will be taken in open session. country dance June 25. A fried chicken dinner will be served resigning from the board im- Board members also ap- Tuesday’s meeting will begin at 10 a.m. in the third floor from 6:15-7 p.m. The cost is $5 per plate. A line dance lesson mediately. proved to have the three of- courtroom of the county courthouse. It is open to the public will be offered at 6:45 p.m. and the dance will be held from Williams said the LGC, ficers on the bank signature and time has been set aside for public comment on non-agenda 7-10 p.m. as it was originally formed, cards. items. Police Blotter Birth • Arrests Illegal dumping was re- sponded to four medical calls. Three close patrols were Daniella K. Vasquez and Fidencio Vazquez III announce Anthony Diego Martinez, ported at 4:42 p.m. Sunday in Fifteen 911 hang-ups were requested. the birth of their son, Mateo Roman Vazquez. Born at 2:19 24, was arrested at 11:34 p.m. the 2100 block of 26th Street. reported. Three alarms were report- p.m. June 16 at Cogdell Memorial Hospital, he weighed eight Sunday in the 1400 block of • Prowler Fourteen non-accident, ed. pounds, four ounces and was 21 inches long. Ave. M for possession of a A prowler was reported at traffic-related calls were re- One welfare check was re- His grandparents are Anthony “Bubba” and Debbie Brown controlled substance, more 1:52 a.m. today in the 1200 ceived. quested.Today’s weatherof Paint Rock, Adam and Sandra Hernandez of Coahoma, Fi- than one gram but less than block of 13th Street. Law enforcement respond- One fireworks complaint dencio Vazquez and Lucielle Vargas, both of Dallas, and Anita four grams; evading arrest, • Accidents ed to seven civil calls. was received. O. Bernal and Juan Bernal Jr., both of Snyder. enhanced; resisting arrest; Two-vehicle accidents were Forecast for Monday, June 17, 2019 and assault, family violence. reported at 8:04 a.m. Saturday A 22-year-old female was at the intersection of Ave. D THE SNYDER Amarillo arrested at 8:26 p.m. Saturday and 30th Street and at 5 p.m. 80/58 OKLA. in the 2900 block of Ave. M Sunday at the intersection of DAILY NEWS N.M. for driving while license in- Ave. J and 32nd Street. Published each Monday through ARK. valid. • Fires Saturday afternoon, except Christmas Day and Independence Day, by Snyder A 24-year-old male was ar- A grass fire was reported Publishing Co., Inc., 3600 College Ave., Wichita Falls rested at 12:42 a.m. Sunday in at 8:36 p.m. Saturday near the Snyder, Texas 79549. 88/69 Periodicals postage paid at the post the 400 block of 34th Street intersection of U.S. Hwy. 84 office at Snyder, Texas, Publication for driving while intoxicated, and CR 2105. Number USPS611-520. evading arrest and driving Controlled burns were re- POSTMASTER send change of ad- Dallas dress to P.O. Box 949, Snyder, Texas, 85/72 while license invalid. ported at 10:12 a.m. Satur- 79550. A 23-year-old male as ar- day along U.S. Hwy. 180 two SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By car- Midland LA. rested at 12:20 p.m. Sunday miles west of Union, at 6 p.m. rier in Snyder, $11.50 per month. 94/71 By mail in Scurry and adjoining in the 400 block of Coliseum Saturday in the 5800 block of counties, one year $108.00 balance of El Paso Drive for public intoxication. Pleasant Hill Road, at 11:20 Texas and out of state $138.00. 97/72 Austin Ben Barkley, Managing Editor 93/78 A 57-year-old male was ar- a.m. Sunday in the 1100 block Bill Crist, Publisher rested at 4:59 p.m. Sunday in of Harlan Street in Hermleigh MEMBER OF THE the 2700 block of Ave. Y for and at 1:22 p.m. Sunday in ASSOCIATED PRESS assault, family violence, re- the 1100 block of South Hwy. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for republication all Houston sisting arrest and terroristic 208. news dispatches in this newspaper and San Antonio 90/77 threat. • Noise complaint also local news published for republi- 93/77 cation of special dispatches. A 29-year-old male was ar- Possible gunshots were re- rested at 8:20 p.m. Sunday in ported at 12:32 p.m. Saturday the 3600 block of Ave. C on a in the 2900 block of Ave. X. Snyder municipal court war- • Animal concerns Contact Us Laredo MEXICO 103/80 rant for public intoxication. Dogs at-large were report- Phone: (325) 573-5486 • Thefts ed at 10:49 p.m. Saturday in Fax: (325) 573-0044 A theft was reported at the 100 block of 33rd Street, Address: P.O. Box 949 Brownsville 4:53 p.m. Saturday in the 400 at 8:54 a.m. Sunday near the Snyder, TX 79550 94/82 block of Coliseum Drive. intersection of 28th Street and A beer theft was reported at El Paso Ave. and at 9:58 p.m. 1:54 a.m. Sunday in the 1300 Saturday in the 300 block of block of Coliseum Drive. 28th Street. A theft was reported at Loose livestock were re- 6:26 p.m. Sunday in the 2800 ported at 10:30 p.m. Sunday block of 25th Street. near the intersection of FM ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. • Criminal mischief 1607 and Tuscola Ave. Criminal mischief was re- Loose cattle were reported ported at 10:19 a.m. Sunday at 8:50 p.m. Saturday along by a resident in the 300 block U.S. Hwy. 180, east of Snyder. of 28th Street. • Weekend blotter notes Scurry County 3 Day Weather Forecast • Illegal dumping Scurry County EMS re- 200 E. 37th Street 325-573-6200 millerfamilyfuneralhome.com Tuesday 6/18 Wednesday 6/19 Thursday 6/20
Obituaries Personal, Professional Service Mostly Sunny Sunny Sunny 97/68 by our staff with over 93/69 100/74 Augusta Ehret 30% Chance Showers SW wind 100 years experience Hot 1952-2019 and Thunderstorms 10-15 mph Mostly Clear Evening Augusta Ehret, 66, died Saturday, June 15, 2019. BELL-CYPERT-SEALE Sunrise 6:36 am, Sunset 8:54 pm Sunrise 6:36 am, Sunset 8:54 pm Sunrise 6:36 am, Sunset 8:54 pm Funeral arrangements are pending at Miller Family Funeral Home. FUNERAL HOME MOON PHASES 3101 College Ave. 325.573.9305 Last Quarter May 26 David Martinez 573-5454 4500 COLLEGE AVENUE New Moon June 3 1976-2019 www.bellcypertseale.com First Quarter June 10 David Martinez, 43, of Snyder, died Sunday, June 16, 2019. FIRSTBANKTEXAS.COM Full Moon June 17 Owners: Funeral arrangements are pending at Bell-Cypert-Seale Fu- Last Quarter June 25 neral Home. Mark and Jack Cypert Monday, June 17, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 3 Abbott signs $250 billion budget with no line-item vetoes By Riane Roldan universities. Not including www.texastribune.org tax break funds, the Legisla- ills etoed by ov reg bbott tive Budget Board calculates B V G . G A Gov. Greg Abbott signed that the education portion of By The Texas Tribune county assistance districts. HB 3082 — Relating to investigating and pros- the state’s roughly $250 bil- the budget grew 10 percent. Here is a list of bills vetoed by Gov. Greg Abbott HB 1168 — Relating to the offense of possess- ecuting the criminal offense of operating an lion budget Saturday, bring- Other portions of the bud- on Saturday: ing a weapon in a secured area of an airport. unmanned aircraft over or near certain facilities. ing a session-long effort to get didn’t see as much growth. HB 51 — Relating to the creation and promulga- HB 1174 — Relating to the authority of certain HB 3195 — Relating to juveniles committed to address the Legislature’s top The $84 billion for health and tion of certain standard forms for statewide use county assistance districts to provide a grant or the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and the in criminal actions. loan. transition of students from alternative education priorities — school funding human services programs is HB 70 — Relating to a strategic plan goal by HB 1215 — Relating to the allocation of low in- programs to regular classrooms. and property taxes — to a up just 1 percent from the last the Department of Agriculture to prevent crop come housing tax credits. HB 3252 — Relating to the posting of certain close. two-year cycle, and Medicaid, diseases and plant pests in this state. HB 1742 — Relating to the mediation of the set- notices in a primary election. A spokesman for Abbott the federal-state health insur- HB 93 — Relating to the inclusion of a magis- tlement of certain health benefit claims involving HB 3490 — Relating to the prosecution and confirmed that the governor ance program for the poor and trate’s name on certain signed orders. balance billing by out-of-network laboratories. punishment of the criminal offense of harass- signed the budget without is- disabled, is facing a $900 mil- HB 109 — Relating to the operation of open- HB 1771 — Relating to a prohibition on pros- ment; creating a criminal offense. suing a single line-item veto, lion cut. enrollment charter schools on Memorial Day. ecuting or referring to juvenile court certain per- HB 3511 — Relating to the creation of the Com- a mechanism that allows him For the 2020-21 budget, HB 345 — Relating to the automatic issuance of sons for certain conduct constituting the offense mission on Texas Workforce of the Future. to shrink the budget where he lawmakers didn’t use money a personal identification certificate to a person of prostitution and to the provision of services to HB 3648 — Relating to the powers and duties sees fit. from the state’s savings ac- 60 years of age or older whose driver’s license those persons. of the office of independent ombudsman for the has been surrendered or revoked. HB 1806 — Relating to the use of water with- Texas Juvenile Justice Department. The 2020-21 budget, which count, known as the Eco- HB 389 — Relating to the regulation of game drawn from the Edwards Aquifer by certain enti- HB 3910 — Relating to the establishment of one state lawmakers approved in nomic Stabilization Fund or rooms in certain counties. ties. or more supplemental county civil service com- May, includes a significant rainy day fund. Instead, they HB 448 — Relating to the creation of an offense HB 2111 — Relating to the period for which a missions in certain counties. boost in spending compared authorized an unprecedented for failing to secure certain children in a rear- school district’s participation in certain tax in- SB 550 — Relating to the eligibility of certain to two years ago. Lawmakers $6.1 billion withdrawal from facing child passenger safety seat system. crement financing reinvestment zones may be criminal defendants for an order of nondisclo- had billions of dollars more the fund that can be used in HB 455 — Relating to policies on the recess taken into account in determining the total tax- sure of criminal history record information. to spend thanks to a positive a supplemental budget that period in public schools. able value of property in the school district. SB 667 — Relating to probate and guardianship economic forecast and re- covers unpaid bills from the HB 463 — Relating to reciprocity agreements HB 2112 — Relating to salvage motor vehicles, matters and certain procedures for persons who vised revenue estimates from last budget cycle. That mon- between certain air ambulance companies op- including flood vehicles, and nonrepairable mo- are incapacitated or have a mental illness. oil and natural gas production ey will go toward Hurricane erating a subscription program. tor vehicles. SB 815 — Relating to the creation and preser- HB 651 — Relating to the creation and opera- HB 2348 — Relating to the prohibition of cer- vation of certain records of criminal proceed- taxes. Harvey recovery funds for tions of health care provider participation pro- tain employment discrimination regarding an ings. Total spending is up 16 per- school districts, future disas- grams in counties not served by a hospital dis- employee who is a volunteer emergency re- SB 1319 — Relating to certain taxes and to an cent from the 2017 budget. ter preparedness and leftover trict or a public hospital. sponder. annual report submitted to the comptroller con- Much of that extra money Medicaid expenses, among HB 929 — Relating to the duties of a magistrate HB 2475 — Relating to the indigent status of a cerning those taxes. went to state leadership’s two other uses. to inform an arrested person of consequences person for purposes of the driver responsibility SB 1575 — Relating to governmental immu- legislative priorities for 2019. After the 2017 legislative of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. program. nity for and adjudication of claims arising from Abbott had already signed an session, Abbott signed off on HB 994 — Relating to appeals to justice courts HB 2481 — Relating to the creation and ad- a local governmental entity’s disaster recovery $11.6 billion school finance the Legislature’s $217 billion of certain ad valorem tax determinations. ministration of certain specialty court programs; contract. package that doled out $6.5 budget, but vetoed $120 mil- HB 1053 — Relating to the administration, pow- authorizing fees. SB 1793 — Relating to purchasing and con- billion in new spending for lion in funding for various ers and duties of certain navigation districts; HB 2856 — Relating to restrictions under disas- tracting by governmental entities; authorizing authorizing the imposition of a tax. ter remediation contracts; creating a criminal fees. schools and $5.1 billion to programs, like funds for im- HB 1059 — Relating to a biennial report on offense. SB 1861 — Relating to certain public facilities buy down Texans’ property poverished communities on stormwater infrastructure in this state. HB 3022 — Relating to emergency warning sys- financed, owned and operated by a public facil- tax bills. the Mexico-Texas border and HB 1099 — Relating to peace officers commis- tems operated by municipalities and counties. ity corporation. In total, the state budget for the Low-Income Vehicle sioned by the State Board of Veterinary Medical HB 3078 — Relating to the review of clemency spends $94.5 billion on edu- Repair Assistance Program, Examiners. applications from certain persons who were vic- HB — House Bill cation, which includes fund- which attempted to cut down HB 1120 — Relating to the powers of certain tims of human trafficking or family violence. SB — Senate Bill ing for public schools and the state’s emission levels. Former Texas pastor accused of sexually abusing teen relative Trial set for Navy SEAL in HOUSTON (AP) — A for- leaders last week outlined a “This person’s life is in charged women with homi- mer Southern Baptist pastor plan to address sex abuse in such a contradiction to the cide if they underwent the Islamic State prisoner’s killing who supported legislation in the largest U.S. protestant de- faith that we see no evidence procedure. That level of of- Texas that would have crimi- nomination. Aaron Wright, that they are a Christian,” fense can be punishable by SAN DIEGO (AP) — The trial of a decorated Navy nalized abortions has been ar- another pastor at Grace Fam- Wright said. the death penalty under Texas SEAL charged with killing an Islamic State prisoner in rested on charges of child sex ily Baptist Church, told the Bratton, who is a father of law. Bratton publicly testified his care was scheduled to begin this afternoon following abuse, accused of repeatedly Houston Chronicle that Brat- seven, was outspoken in sup- in support of the bill in April. months of turmoil in one of the Navy’s most prominent molesting a teenage relative ton had been excommuni- port of a Texas bill that would The measure never got a vote war crimes cases. over the course of two years. cated. have abolished abortions and in the Texas Legislature. The court-martial of Special Operations Chief Edward Stephen Bratton was ac- Gallagher has included the removal of the lead prosecutor cused of subjecting the rela- for tracking the defense team’s emails and suggestions by tive to inappropriate touch- President Donald Trump that he may pardon the defen- ing that escalated to “sexual dant. intercourse multiple times a The Top 12 newspapers in the U.S. Gallagher pleaded not guilty to premeditated murder day or several times a week” in the killing of the prisoner and attempted murder in the from 2013-15, according to shootings of two civilians in Iraq in 2017 in separate inci- Thomas Gilliland, a spokes- dents. Gallagher said platoon mates fabricated the allega- man with the Harris County —who reads them and why tions because they didn’t like his tough leadership. Sheriff’s Office. His lawyers asked the Navy judge to dismiss the case Court records show Brat- because they say investigators and prosecutors withheld ton, 43, posted a $50,000 evidence that could help the defense and violated his bond Saturday. rights to a fair trial by embedding tracking software in Bratton told his wife about emails sent to them. the abuse in May, and admit- The judge, Capt. Aaron Rugh, earlier this month ruled ted to his co-pastors at Grace the prosecution’s effort to track defense emails to find a Family Baptist Church that news leak cast doubt on Gallagher’s ability to get a fair same day that he had “sinned trial and violated his constitutional rights against illegal in grievous ways,” according searches. to court documents. Rugh, however, refused to dismiss the case. Instead, It isn’t clear whether Brat- he said he was taking steps to remedy the interference. ton has an attorney who can He released Gallagher from custody, removed the lead comment on his behalf. 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Astro-Graph Tuesday, June 18, 2019 Take care of personal responsibilities, paperwork and mat- ters that can affect your health, fi nances or reputation. Be practical when working with others to help you prevent situa- tions from spinning out of control. Moderation is favored. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Trust what you see, not what you hear. Take a step back if someone wants you to take on an expensive habit or get involved in something you cannot afford. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — If you look for change, you’ll fi nd something that suits your needs. Greater involve- ment in making the rules will help you control a situation that could affect your community. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Stop worrying about what oth- ers do or say, and concentrate on what you want to achieve. Alter your life for the right reasons, not because someone else is pressuring you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — You can be a leader, a fol- lower or simply do your own thing. You have a choice, and it’s up to you to step up and do what’s in your best interest. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — If you re- search your family history, you will discover surprising information that will alter your be- liefs and the choices you make. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Jump By Eugenia at a chance to head in a different direction. Last Whether it’s a geographical, vocational or personal change, let your intuition guide you. Satisfy your curiosity. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Keep a low profi le and a sharp watch. Someone you least expect will misrepre- Bridge sent you or create a dilemma that will make you look bad. Don’t give anyone reason to talk about you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You can win points if you are willing to meet someone halfway about some of the How many doors in your castle? changes taking place at home or in your personal life. Billy Wilder said, “An actor entering one-spade advance did not promise the Earth. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Look for modest oppor- through the door, you’ve got nothing. But if he West’s three-spade rebid was understandable. tunities. It doesn’t matter how good a deal sounds. If it doesn’t enters through the window, you’ve got a situ- He was confi dent that his partner would real- fi t your lifestyle or budget, it isn’t going to be worthwhile. ation.” ize from the opponents’ bidding that he was PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Do what you do best and In bridge, we often need a weaker in high-card terms than would be nor- avoid anyone trying to entice you to be indulgent or wasteful. door — or window — to pass mal. Then, North should have doubled, which Call on someone you have helped in the past to assist you. the lead to the partner’s hand. would have shown suffi cient values to com- ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Knowledge you have ac- In other words, an entry. pete. cumulated will help you maneuver into a position that will Sometimes, we need several With two top club losers, declarer needs to give you more power or responsibility. Be sure it’s what you doors — as in this deal. How fi nd East with the diamond king. However, if want before you accept. Romance is highlighted. should South plan the play East has all four missing diamonds, which is TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — An incident will stir up By Phillip Alder in fi ve diamonds after West not so unlikely given the auction, South will emotions. Consider what you want to happen and look for a leads the club ace? have to take three trump fi nesses. This re- practical way to get what you want. Put a proposal together Some would open one no- quires three dummy doors. What are they? and schedule meetings. trump with that South hand. I think it is too The heart ace and king are obvious; the good. third must be the club jack. But if that door is West might have overcalled one spade, to be open, declarer must throw his club queen but the suit was relatively weak, and having under West’s ace at trick one. Otherwise, West four cards in each of the other two unbid suits can keep South from getting to the dummy the made a takeout double more appealing. East’s crucial third time. Monday, June 17, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 5 Sports fan’s mania leaves little time for relationship Hunger Games prequel DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and a day of sunlight, or reading a book up- when we try to give her a little gift, she I are both 34 and have been dating for stairs in our room. says she doesn’t want anything. She eight years. I love him, but I’m tired of If his weekend games don’t start until loves growing herbs, so we gave her an him being so selfi sh and self-centered. the afternoon, he literally sleeps in until herb-growing kit. She refused to accept novel coming in 2020 His free time revolves around hockey an hour before. it and made us return it to the store. It NEW YORK (AP) — A decade after seemingly wrap- games on the ice and on TV, baseball on I’m tired of him being lazy, inatten- hurt my feelings deeply. ping up The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins is bringing the fi eld and on TV and football season tive and making no effort in our relation- My husband and I have decided to not readers back to Panem. on the TV. Basically, ship. We are both adults, no kids. We get her any more gifts. Her birthday was A prequel, set 64 years before the beginning of her his butt is glued to the love our freedom, but I still want to do last week, and we didn’t do anything for multimillion-selling trilogy, is coming next year. couch. things sometimes as an actual couple. her. It made me feel terrible. Why would The novel, currently untitled, is scheduled for release Every day when I get Our lives are boring, sad and depressing. someone not want to receive anything? on May 19, 2020. Collins said in a statement today that home from a 10-hour Please give me some advice on how to I feel we are being robbed of the joy of she would go back to the years following the so-called day at the offi ce, he’s change this, or do I change alone and fi - giving. — GENEROUS IN GEORGIA “Dark Days,” the failed rebellion in Panem. Collins set sitting there watching nally move on? — AFTERTHOUGHT DEAR GENEROUS: Not knowing the Hunger Games books in a post-apocalyptic dystopia a game on TV, getting IN CALIFORNIA Yvonne, I can’t explain her personal rea- where young people must fi ght and kill each other on live Dear Abby ready to watch a game DEAR AFTERTHOUGHT: You sons for not wanting gifts. I do know that television. or getting ready to go to cannot change another person, but some people are uncomfortable receiv- “With this book, I wanted to explore the state of nature, a game. I’m lucky if I get a kiss on the there is still time to make some positive ing them because they consider it to be who we are and what we perceive is required for our sur- cheek and a fi ve-minute hello before he’s changes in your life. I think eight years an obligation — plus they don’t like to vival,” she said. “The reconstruction period 10 years after gone or his eyes are glued to the TV. of this — I hate to call it a relationship shop, have no use for the item or it is not the war, commonly referred to as the Dark Days — as the He complains because he wants me to — is enough. their taste. Rather than be upset with her country of Panem struggles back to its feet — provides watch with him or join him. Occasion- You have wasted enough time trying for being honest with you, respect her fertile ground for characters to grapple with these ques- ally I will, but honestly, it’s not my thing, to get through to this very limited indi- wishes and on her birthday, send her a tions and thereby defi ne their views of humanity.” and I have no interest. I do it just for him, vidual. Find a man you have something card. The book is set well before the lifetime of Hunger but when it comes to something I want in common with to spend your life with. Games heroine Katniss Everdeen, played by Jennifer him to do with me, he makes a fuss, You should have moved out and moved Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Lawrence in the billion-dollar movie franchise. Scholas- doesn’t want to participate and makes on years ago. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, tic spokeswoman Tracy van Straaten declined comment me feel bad for even asking. ** and was founded by her mother, Pauline on the new book’s contents or featured characters beyond My life consists of spending time DEAR ABBY: For some strange rea- Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. what’s described in today’s announcement. alone at the mall every Saturday or Sun- son, my sister-in-law “Yvonne” doesn’t DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los “Suzanne Collins is a master at combining brilliant sto- day to get out of the house and just get want gifts. She has done a lot for us and Angeles, CA 90069. rytelling, superb world building, breathtaking suspense, and social commentary,” Scholastic Trade Publishing President Ellie Berger said in a statement. “We are abso- lutely thrilled — as both readers and publishers — to in- New Mexico mural focuses on missing Native American women troduce the devoted fans of the series and a new audience LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) conjunction with the city’s ing and the words below read can’t really turn off a mural. to an entirely new perspective on this modern classic.” — A new mural in southern eighth annual Illegal g r a f fi t i “no more stolen sisters.” It’s there every day and every Lionsgate released the four Hunger Games movies, and New Mexico seeks to honor art show. “The news gets turned off night.” the studio’s vice chairman, Michael Burns, has suggested missing and slain Native The work is part of a large- and Facebook gets put down Last month, federal law- a prequel. Americans amid a nationwide scale mural wrapping around and turned off, and those is- makers re-introduced legisla- In a recent statement, Lionsgate chairman Joe Drake push to bring more attention the entirety of the Cruces sues kind of disappear and ev- tion that calls for the Justice said, “As the proud home of the Hunger Games movies, to the issue. Creatives building. In the erything that comes with it,” Department to review how we can hardly wait for Suzanne’s next book to be pub- Artist Sebastian “Vela” mural, a Native American Velazquez said. “Having that law enforcement agencies re- lished. We’ve been communicating with her during the Velazquez recently erected woman stands in front with piece up there, and why we spond to cases of missing and writing process and we look forward to continuing to the mural in Las Cruces in her fi st raised. She’s scream- sponsored it, is because you killed Native Americans. work closely with her on the movie.” AreA Business spotlight... 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Willing to train. mortgage rates were down for the sixth con- where things are headed so you may want to FULL-TIME REPORTER Competitive pay, paid health Background check secutive week. The 30-year fixed rate average act quickly if it makes sense for you. The Snyder Daily News, insurance, paid vacation & & drug test required. Must was below 4 percent, its lowest point since “These rates and this moment are fleeting six-day a week afternoon holidays, 401k matching. have clean driving record. September 2017. If you’re a homeowner, you and unpredictable,” said Rick Bechtel, head of newspaper, is looking for a 432-770-8831 Benefits include matched may be wondering if now’s the time to refi- U.S. Residential Lending at TD Bank. full-time reporter to cover 432-305-6601 401K, company paid health nance. Bechtel said that lenders are busy with both a variety of assignments in & life insurance. Here’s what to consider: an uptick in refinancing and completing loans Scurry County. 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Sports Page 8 Snyder Daily News Monday, June 17, 2019 MLB Fritzlan finishes fifth at Lady Cardinals earn all-state honors American League East W L Pct GB A pair of Hermleigh soft- New York 43 27 .614 — ball players were named to Tampa Bay 43 28 .606 ½ national finals rodeo the Texas Girls Coaches As- Boston 39 34 .534 5½ 2019 TGCA Class 1A Toronto 26 45 .366 17½ CASPER, Wyo.— Western Texas College rodeo fresh- sociation (TGCA) Class 1A Baltimore 21 50 .296 22½ men bull rider Colton Fritzlan finished all-state team. All-State Softball Team Central W L Pct GB fifth out of 41 competitors at the College Fr e s h m a n Julianne Langford, Sr., Abbott; Kenna Mynor, Jr., Abbott; Allison Wolf, Minnesota 47 23 .671 — infielder Sarah Soph., Abbott; Hope Carvajal, Sr., Avalon; Aubrie Howell, Sr., Avalon; Cleveland 37 33 .529 10 National Finals Rodeo Saturday. Fritzlan failed to record a score on his Murphy and Kaitlyn Cribbs, Jr., Borden County; Haddie Flanigan, Soph., Bor- Chicago 34 36 .486 13 den County; Katie Gray, Sr., Borden County; Rayme Jones, Sr., Detroit 25 43 .368 21 final run of the rodeo, but still finished senior infield- Borden County; Makenzie Milhauser, Jr., Borden County; Tatum Kansas City 23 48 .324 24½ with 172.5 points. er Lillyan Dig- West W L Pct GB by were both Treadwell, Jr., Borden County; Kyla Jones, Jr., Bryson; Kayleigh Pip- Fritzlan scored an 82 on his first run pin, Sr., Bryson; Emma Bennett, Jr., Chireno; Kayla Durrett, Sr., Chireno; Houston 48 24 .667 — named to the Texas 38 33 .535 9½ last Monday and a 76.5 on his last prelim- Jaleigh Johnson, Jr., Chireno; Nelly Vargas, Soph., Chireno; Tori Dot- Oakland 36 36 .500 12 inary ride Thursday, and those two rides team. Murphy son, Fr., Dodd City; Delaney Pilliard, Jr., Dodd City; Destiny Whitburn, Los Angeles 35 37 .486 13 secured him a top five finish. hit .432 on the Sr., Ector; Karli Fostel, Soph., Eula; Haylee Sharp, Sr., Eula; Gracie Seattle 31 44 .413 18½ Fritzlan Fellow WTC athlete Rooster Yazzie, a Digby season with Dyer, Jr., Fayetteville; Lulu Campbell, Sr., Fruitvale; Caitlyn Clark, Jr., Sunday’s Games freshmen steer wrestler, also qualified for eight doubles Gorman; Kelsie Guthery, Jr., Gorman; Brianna Landa, Sr., Gorman; Boston 8, Baltimore 6, 10 innings the final round. and 15 RBIs. Morgan Wright, Sr., Gorman; Lillyan Digby, Sr., Hermleigh; Sarah Cleveland 8, Detroit 0 Murphy, Fr., Hermleigh; Taylor Clark, Soph., Lipan; Grayson Lightfoot, Tampa Bay 6, L.A. Angels 5 Yazzie recorded a time of 7.6 seconds on his final run, Digby hit Cincinnati 11, Texas 3 and finished 11th overall. .580 with 14 Sr., Lipan; Kaci Flores, Sr., Marfa; Kendra Serrano, Sr., Marfa; Breanna N.Y. Yankees 10, Chicago White Sox 3 doubles and Burger, Sr., Moulton; Hannah Siegel, Soph., Moulton; Kaylie Anderson, As a team, WTC finished 27th out of 54 schools at the Sr., Perrin-Whitt. Kansas City 8, Minnesota 6 rodeo. compiled a Toronto 12, Houston 0 .960 slugging Seattle 6, Oakland 3 “I am really proud of how Colten and Rooster per- Monday’s Games formed at the college finals this year,” WTC rodeo coach percentage County had six players select- Cribbs, Makenzie Milhauser Tampa Bay (Chirinos 7-2) at N.Y. Yan- Greg Rhodes said. with 24 RBIs. ed — seniors Katie Gray and and Tatum Treadwell, and kees (Tanaka 4-5), 6:05 p.m. Murphy B o r d e n Rayme Jones, juniors Kaitlyn sophomore Haddie Flanagan. L.A. Angels (Pena 4-1) at Toronto (Jackson 1-4), 6:07 p.m. Houston (Miley 6-3) at Cincinnati (Castillo 6-1), 6:10 p.m. Cleveland (Clevinger 1-0) at Texas Tiger soccer camp Lloyd scores two goals (Lynn 7-4), 7:05 p.m. Boston (Porcello 4-6) at Minnesota (Berrios 8-2), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore (Cashner 6-2) at Oakland as U.S. beats Chile (Fiers 6-3), 9:07 p.m. Kansas City (Duffy 3-3) at Seattle PARIS (AP) — Carli Lloyd Lloyd became the first (Milone 1-1), 9:10 p.m. wasn’t thrilled to open the player to score in six straight National League Women’s World Cup on the World Cup matches with her East W L Pct GB bench for the United States. goal in the 11th minute. Atlanta 42 30 .583 — She accepted the role, but She added another on a Philadelphia 39 32 .549 2½ New York 34 37 .479 7½ made no secret she wanted to header off a corner in the Washington 33 38 .465 8½ start. 35th minute for her 10th ca- Miami 25 44 .362 15½ When the call came Sun- reer World Cup goal, which Central W L Pct GB day, Lloyd made it count with moved her into third on the Milwaukee 40 31 .563 — Chicago 39 32 .549 1 a pair of goals to lead the de- U.S. list behind Abby Wam- St. Louis 36 34 .514 3½ fending champions to a 3-0 bach (14) and Michelle Akers Pittsburgh 32 39 .451 8 victory over Chile. The win (12). At 36, she became the Cincinnati 31 38 .449 8 pushed the United States into oldest player to have a multi- West W L Pct GB the round of 16. goal game in the tournament. Los Angeles 48 24 .667 — Arizona 38 35 .521 10½ Lloyd was the hero of the She nearly got another hat Colorado 37 34 .521 10½ World Cup in Canada four trick — which would have San Diego 35 37 .486 13 years ago when she scored made her the first player with San Francisco 30 39 .435 16½ three goals in the final against two in the World Cup — but Sunday’s Games Japan that gave the Ameri- her penalty kick in the 81st Pittsburgh 5, Miami 4 St. Louis 4, N.Y. Mets 3 cans their third World Cup minute went wide left. Cincinnati 11, Texas 3 title. But she was on the The score could have been Atlanta 15, Philadelphia 1 bench when the U.S. opened worse for Chile without un- Washington 15, Arizona 5 the tournament, even though shakable goalkeeper Chris- San Diego 14, Colorado 13 SDN Photos/Reed Graff she scored later as a substi- tiane Endler, who finished Milwaukee 5, San Francisco 3 In the top photo, Instructor tute in the 13-0 victory over with six saves and fended off L.A. Dodgers 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Monica Sandoval(left) kept Monday’s Games Thailand. a flurry of U.S. shots in the Philadelphia (Arrieta 6-5) at Washing- an eye on the campers as Max “I know that my ability is second half. ton (Corbin 5-5), 6:05 p.m. Martini (second from right) there, I know this is my best Endler was named player Houston (Miley 6-3) at Cincinnati and Gilberto Higueldo (right) version of me. I’ve just got to of the match. (Castillo 6-1), 6:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 5-4) at Atlanta wait for the drill to begin. In go out there and prove it,” she “I love the balls coming (Soroka 7-1), 6:20 p.m. the right photo, Martini per- said. “Whether that’s coming towards me and being able to Miami (Hernandez 0-1) at St. Louis formed push-ups after being off the bench and making an showcase my skills,” she said (Mikolas 4-7), 7:15 p.m. caught in tag. impact, whether that’s start- through a translator. “Obvi- Milwaukee (Chacin 3-7) at San Diego (Lucchesi 5-4), 9:10 p.m. ing and getting the opportu- ously it’s difficult to maintain San Francisco (Beede 0-2) at L.A. nity, which I’m grateful for, concentration. I think in the Dodgers (Maeda 7-3), 9:10 p.m. I’m just trying to make the first half it was difficult for most of it. I want to win.” me to get into the game.” College College World Series Sports Briefs Winker paces Red in rout of Rangers TD Ameritrade Park Omaha Omaha, Neb. CINCINNATI (AP) — second time in three games. za’s sacrifice fly, Peraza’s first (Double Elimination; x-if necessary) Coach O’s Basketball Camp Saturday, June 15 The 2019 Coach O’s Basketball Camp will be held Tues- With his dad set to leave town Gray worked around Shin- of the season, with a two-run Michigan 5, Texas Tech 3 day through Thursday at the Western Texas College gym. The Sunday evening, Jesse Wink- Soo Choo’s solo home run and double for a 3-1 Reds lead in Florida State 1, Arkansas 0 camp for third through sixth grade students will be held from er had limited time to provide Hunter Pence’s two-run home the second. Sunday, June 16 an extra-special Father’s Day. run to finish five innings in a It was Winker’s first RBIs Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 1 9 a.m. to noon and the seventh through 10th grade camp will Mississippi State 5, Auburn 4 be held from 1-4 p.m. WTC men’s basketball coach Andre No worries — Joe Winker game that was delayed at the since May 28. Monday, June 17 Owens will provide instruction on basketball skills. To regis- went to the airport with plen- start by one hour and 34 min- “He’s been hitting the ball Game 5 — Texas Tech (44-19) vs. ter, call (214) 507-8988 or email [email protected]. ty to be proud of. utes. Gray (3-5) gave up five hard,” Bell said. “The results Arkansas (46-19), 1 p.m. Winker homered and set hits and three runs with one haven’t been there.” Game 6 — Michigan (46-20) vs. Flori- career highs with four hits walk and eight strikeouts. Pence tied it with his drive da State (42-21), 6 p.m. Lady Tiger soccer camp and five RBIs, Yasiel Puig He improved to 3-1 with a into the visitors’ bullpen in Tuesday, June 18 The 2019 Snyder Lady Tiger soccer camp for incoming added a two-run shot, and 2.93 ERA over his last four left-center field in the third Game 7 — Louisville (49-17) vs. Au- sixth through ninth grade students will be held at 8:30 a.m. burn (38-27), 1 p.m. the Cincinnati Reds beat the starts. on a 3-0 fastball, Pence’s 17th June 24-26 at Tiger Stadium. The cost is $50 prior to the first Game 8 — Vanderbilt (55-11) vs. Mis- Texas Rangers 11-3 Sunday to Ariel Jurado, who won career homer against Cincin- day of the camp. Registration will be held the first day of the sissippi State (52-13), 6 p.m. avoid a three-game sweep. each of his previous three nati, tied for the second most Wednesday, June 19 camp and the cost will be $60. Registration forms are available “It was really cool to have starts, lasted three batters against any opponent. Winker Game 9 — Game 5 winner vs. Game at www.snyderisd.net. 6 loser, 6 p.m. a good day on Father’s Day,” into the fourth inning. Jurado added an RBI single in Cin- Thursday, June 20 Winker said. “It was a cool (4-3) allowed nine hits, the cinnati’s three-run fifth. Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game Freedom Run weekend with my dad. We got most of any of his six starts Father’s Day I 8 loser, 7 p.m. The Snyder Education Foundation Freedom Run will be Friday, June 21 to play some cards and smoke this season, and seven runs The Reds placed shortstop Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game held June 29 in Towle Park. A 5K walk/run and 10K run will some cigars. It was funny. with one walk and no strike- Jose Iglesias on the three-day 9 winner, 1 p.m. begin at 8 a.m. A kids’ fun run will be held at the conclusion He had to be at the airport outs. He also hit a batter. paternity list and activated Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game of the race. The registration fee is $25 per person. Registration by five. He tried to stay for as “Jurado left a lot of balls pitcher Robert Stephenson 10 winner, 6 p.m. forms are available at the Cogdell Memorial Hospital rehab many at-bats as he could.” over the plate,” Texas man- from the 10-day injured list. Saturday, June 22 gym, Snyder Daily News, Calvary Baptist Church, Nix’s Auto x-Game 13 — Game 6 winner vs. The Reds broke open a ager Chris Woodward said. Stephenson had been out Game 9 winner, 1 p.m. and Tire Service, Snyder ISD administration office, Snyder one-run game with a four- “They were all over his since May 31 with a cervical x-Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs. Chamber of Commerce, CrossFit Gym, Tiger Gym, Anytime run fourth. Winker followed changeup.” strain. Game 10 winner, 6 p.m. Fitness and the Kinder Morgan plant located at 3775 CR 226. pitcher Sonny Gray’s leadoff The Rangers went 4-3 on Father’s Day II Championship Series Online registration is also available at www.athleteguild.com. (Best-of-3) triple with a home run, his their road trip through Boston Rangers outfielder Delino Monday, June 24: Pairings TBD, 6 11th of the season and first in and Cincinnati. DeShields and his father, p.m. Tiger basketball camp 21 games. Neither Puig in right field Reds first base coach Delino Tuesday, June 25: Pairings TBD, 6 The 2019 Snyder Tiger basketball camp will be held from Puig drove in Joey Votto or Winker in center moved DeShields, presented their p.m. 8:30-11:30 a.m. July 1-3 at the Snyder Junior High School gym. x-Wednesday, June 26: Pairings with a home run off the bat- more than a step on Choo’s team’s lineup cards to the TBD, 6 p.m. The camp is open to boys going into the second through ninth ter’s eye for his 13th homer first-inning home run into umpires at the plate before grades. The cost is $40 per child and $15 for each additional on the first pitch he saw from the right-center field seats, the game. The father and son child from the same family. To pre-register, call coach Lee reliever Pete Fairbanks. Choo’s 12th of the season. exchanged a handshake and Soccer Scott at 320-3470. Puig had three hits for the Winker followed Jose Pera- hug. Women’s World Cup GROUP F W L T GF GA Pts x-United States 2 0 0 16 0 6 Thornton shuts down former team, Blue Jays rout Astros 12-0 x-Sweden 2 0 0 7 1 6 Chile 0 2 0 0 5 0 HOUSTON (AP) — Trent former team into the seventh nings. Freddy Galvis and Hernán- two-run home run and had an Thailand 0 2 0 1 18 0 Thornton was looking for- inning. Teoscar Hernández He has given up no more dez each hit three-run hom- RBI single and sacrifice fly. x-advanced to second round Sunday, June 16 ward to Sunday’s game hit two of Toronto’s season- than three runs in six of his ers. The 12 runs matched a sea- At Nice, France against the Astros since he high five home runs and the last seven starts. Hernández added a solo son high set Thursday at the Sweden 5, Thailand 1 was traded to Toronto in the Blue Jays hammered the Thornton was drafted by home run in the ninth off Orioles. At Paris offseason. Houston Astros 12-0. the Astros in 2015. Tyler White, who started the Brad Peacock (6-4) went United States 3, Chile 0 He delivered arguably his Thornton (2-5) scattered The 25-year-old righty was game at first base. five innings and allowed four Thursday, June 20 At Le Havre, France best start of the season. six singles, struck out seven dealt to Toronto for Aledmys Lourdes Gurriel Jr. runs for the second straight Sweden vs. United States, 2 p.m. Thornton shut down his and walked three in 6.2 in- Diaz. launched a long, 452-foot game.