Former EPA Admins Attack Fitzgerald Study

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116th Year | No. 60 | monday, march 12, 2018 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Former EPA admins attack Fitzgerald study BY KATE COOK their concern with the study the best science available glider kits may be cleaner Oldham has asked for an ex- [email protected] and urged EPA Administra- when it makes its rulings on than new truck engines with ternal investigation and re- tor Scott Pruitt to put the glider trucks. lots of environmentally cused himself from the Two former EPA adminis- study aside. Basically, the Obama ad- friendly features. The EPA process. Oldham also sent a trators have written a letter According to information ministration set out new has since exempted glider letter to Pruitt asking him condemning a controversial from Whitman and Browner, rules for emissions on tractor trucks from the newer emis- not to use the study. study conducted by Ten- the letter was mailed to trailers. Fitzgerald Glider sions standards. In a New York Times article nessee Tech and sponsored Pruitt Friday. Kits, based in Byrdstown, The study has since come in late February, the EPA said by Fitzgerald Glider Kits. The letter expresses Whit- fought against that measure under scrutiny, sparking in- it did not rely on the Christine Todd Whitman man and Browner’s concern and sponsored a Tennessee ternal investigations at Ten- and Carol Browner listed that the EPA isn’t relying on Tech study that showed nessee Tech. President Phil See EPA, Page A3

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Question: How much does it cost Putnam County to hold an election? I’d An- Like swer: Putnam To County Election Know Adminis- trator Debbie Steidl said ap- proximate costs are $88,300. The lion’s share of those costs are poll workers, which ac- counts for about $70,000. Next comes programming for the voting ma- chines at $5,400. Overtime costs of $5,000 are factored in. There’s also $3,500 in legal no- Lindsay McReynolds | Herald-Citizen tices. MicroVote charges Tennessee Tech students came back from spring break to class as light snow fell Monday morning. $2,400 for support on election day and there’s a $2,000 charge for the database. Question: How do you donate your body to the Body Farm in Plans progress for Upperman Veterans Monument Knoxville? Answer: The Univer- BY JIM HERRIN sity of Tennessee’s [email protected] Forensic Anthropology Center, also known as The Putnam County school the “Body Farm,” ac- board has given the OK to a plan cepts donations of to construct a monument to vet- human bodies. There’s erans at Upperman High School. no cost to the deceased, “Baxter Seminary and Upper- their estate or the fam- man High School have a rich his- ily. tory in regards to veterans,” Eric The UT Forensic An- Brown, chairman of the Upper- thropology Center has a man Campus Community Coun- lot of information on cil, said in a presentation to the their website, school board this month. “One of http://fac.utk.edu/body- the interesting pieces with Bax- donation/. On the site, ter Seminary in particular was folks can download a the schooling that took place packet of information after World War II where veter- for those interested in ans were provided agricultural donating their body training (and) trades training after death. It includes after they had come home from the body donation docu- the war.” ment and a biological Brown said Upperman Princi- questionnaire. An architect’s rendering of the proposed Veterans Monument at Upperman High See MONUMENT, Page A2 School. See ILTK, Page A2

Index Obituaries, A4 TueSday BRaSS 2 Sections — 14 Pages Allen Woudstra Abby A6 Living A6 Larry Carwile St. Louis Brass Calendar A5 Sports B1 Evelyn Dixon to perform at Classified B3 Sudoku A7 Larry McCaleb Sammie McCurry TTU Tuesday Comics A7 Weather A2 Page A6 Crossword A7 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, March 12, 2018 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Former employee charged with theft An investigation by Spe- count of theft over $2,500 ployed as a secretary at the Grand Jury returned in- cial Agents with the Ten- following a TBI investiga- business. dictments charging Buford nessee Bureau of tion of alleged theft from During the course of the Aug. 5. Contact us: Investigation has resulted Cookeville Chiropractic at investigation, agents devel- She was arrested Thurs- Address: in the arrest of a Cookeville the request of 13th District oped information that indi- day by the Cookeville Police 1300 Neal St. woman on theft charges. Attorney General Bryant cated Buford was Department and booked Cookeville, Tenn. Christie Buford, 40, was Dunaway in August 2015. At responsible for the theft. into the Putman County Buford indicted in August for one that time, Buford was em- The Putnam County Jail on a $5,000 bond. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2729 Cookeville TN 38502 Man arrested for DUI admits to drinking six LITs

Phone: 931-526-9715 BY PAIGE STANAGE cohol and failed five so- form any sobriety tests. Fax: 931-526-1209 [email protected] briety tests. His bond is $2,000. Hensley’s bond is Chelsea Crabtree, 18, Email: A man from Quebeck, $750. of Cookeville, was ar- News Tennessee, was ar- In other recent arrested for DUI Friday. [email protected] rested for DUI Sunday rests: Her bond is $1,000. Sports evening after he told David Sherrill, 38, of Suzanne Long, 38, of [email protected] Cookeville Police he Hensley Sherill Crabtree Long Crossville, was arrested Bloomington, was ar- Advertising drank six long island for DUI Sunday. His rested for DUI and in- [email protected] iced teas before getting 25, as the suspect. Ac- Ben Dukes for a tag warrant states he ad- troducing contraband Living behind the wheel. cording to the warrant, light violation. mitted to drinking into a penal facility Sat- [email protected] The arrest warrant Hensley was originally The warrant states eight beers before driv- urday. Her total bond is Circulation names Ethan Hensley, stopped by CPD Officer Hensley smelled of al- ing and refused to per- $3,000. [email protected] Business News [email protected] Church News [email protected] School News [email protected] Classified Ads [email protected]

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We’re also looking to from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- pal Billy Stepp first pre- The council has collected work with companies that rezoning petition day-Friday and from sented the council with the nearly 500 names so far of can do in-kind donations of 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to idea of a monument to veterans who went to the either labor or materials.” Adam Ghassemi, director answer calls. honor alumni who have school. Brown noted that the of communications for Ten- Call 931-526-9715. served in the military. “That has happened council is a 501c3 non-profit nessee Secretary of State “The monument itself is through the work of the group and is registered with Tre Hargett, clarified the going to be located near the (county) archives. Carol the school board as a school state’s position on a story Herald-Citizen entrance to the football Bradford has been wonder- support organization. published in the Sunday, field,” Brown said. “It’ll be a ful in supporting us in that “We established the com- March 11, 2018, edition of USPS 313-680 reminder for guests coming collection,” Brown said. munity council in June of the Herald-Citizen about a ISSN 8750-5541 to football games of those “More (names) are being 2017 with a mission to sup- voter petition to ask for a that have served, allowing sent through the Facebook port the development and referendum on a controver- The Herald-Citizen is published daily except Saturdays, them to enter that football page, so we’re getting more improvement of the Upper- sial rezoning approved by New Year’s Day, Independence field and enjoy the event and information daily.” man campus for the better- the Cookeville City Council. Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving the freedom that they enjoy To pay for the monument, ment of its students, staff, Ghassemi said these types Day and Christmas Day by today.” the council has set an ambi- faculty and the Baxter com- of petitions are rare, but Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., The monument design will tious fundraising goal. munity.” this is likely not the first of at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box incorporate four pillars. “We’re hoping to raise The school board voted to its kind. 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. “At the top of the pillars $5,000 before the end of OK the placement of the “These decisions are con- Periodicals postage paid at are the words truth, honor, March, so that we have suffi- monument on the school ducted on the local level so Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- loyalty and service,” he said. cient capital to start the property. it doesn’t necessarily have TER: send address changes to “On each pillar (will be) project,” Brown said. “Our “Every effort will be made to be approved by the Divi- Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, nameplates that would have larger goal is $10,000 by the to keep it consistent to the sion of Elections, although Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- the name of the veteran or end of the fiscal year. architecture of the campus,” our office often provides ber of the Tennessee Press current service member, last Fundraising right now is Brown said. oversight and guidance in Association and the Associ- rank, whether they were a taking place through social For more information, situations where local elec- ated Press. The Associated Baxter Seminary or Upper- media. It’s taking place visit www.facebook.com/Up- tion officials have ques- Press is entitled exclusively to man High School graduate through word of mouth and permanCCC. tions,” he said. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Tonight Tuesday Night Wednesday Thursday Night Readings: Sunday’s high in Jack McNeely Cookeville was 64, low 33, Editor & Publisher Mostly cloudy, with a Partly cloudy, with a Night A 20 percent chance of with 0.74" rain. Sunday's high low around 27. low around 24. showers. Partly cloudy, Mostly clear, with a in Monterey was 59, low 28, Lindsay McReynolds with a low around 42. with 0.66" rain. low around 28. Managing Editor Tuesday Wednesday Almanac: Monday is the 71st Friday Roger Wells Partly sunny, with a Sunny, with a high near Thursday day of the year, with 294 re- high near 44. 42. Showers likely. Mostly maining. The sun sets at 6:47 Advertising Director Sunny, with a high near cloudy, with a high p.m. and will rise at 6:56 a.m. 58. near 60. Chance of pre- Tuesday. The moon is the a Keith McCormick waning crescent with 21% of Circulation Manager cipitation is 60%. the visible disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, March 12, 2018 — A3 LOCAL/NATIONAL Tech and retail boost stocks further after last week’s jump

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. spike in hourly wages. Wall Intel will consider responded stocks are rising Monday Street worried that that might that could include an attempt morning with retailers and be the start of faster inflation. to buy Broadcom. It could also technology companies making The February jobs report, attempt a smaller deal. some of the largest gains. which came out on Friday, Broadcom jumped $7.49, or 3 Stocks made their biggest gain eased investors' minds, and percent, to $261.27 while Intel in a month Friday and stocks made their biggest gain fell $1, or 1.9 percent, to $51.19. reached their highest levels in a month. Qualcomm dipped 3 cents to since the start of February fol- All Eyes On Tech: Optical $63. lowing a monthly jobs report communications company Other tech companies that showed strong job gains Oclaro surged after it agreed climbed as well. Apple ad- and moderate growth in to be bought by optical net- vanced $1.71, or 1 percent, to wages. Goldman Sachs is ris- working company Lumentum $181.69 and Cisco Systems ing as the company positions Holdings. The deal values added 37 cents to $45.74. David Solomon to be its next Oclaro at $9.99 a share, or Batteries Included: John- CEO. $1.69 billion, and its stock son Controls climbed after it Keeping Score: The S&P gained $1.95, or 24.8 percent, to said it will consider selling its 500 index added 6 points, or 0.2 $9.80. Lumentum also rose power solutions business, percent, to 2,792 as of 10:05 AP $1.78, or 2.6 percent, to $70.75. which makes batteries for ve- a.m. Eastern time. The Dow Late Friday the Wall Street hicles among other products. Jones industrial average rose The New York Stock Exchange in Lower Manhattan. Journal reported that Intel That business brought in $7.3 52 points, or 0.2 percent, to might try to buy rival Broad- billion in revenue in the com- 25,388. The Nasdaq composite 0.1 percent, to 1,599. highest since Feb. 1. That com. Broadcom is trying to pany's latest fiscal year, while climbed 32 points, or 0.4 per- The Nasdaq closed at a means it has recovered the buy a third chipmaker, Qual- Johnson Controls got more cent, to 7,593. The Russell 2000 record high Friday thanks to a losses it suffered after the gov- comm, for $117 billion, and the than $22 billion in adjusted index of smaller-company surge for technology compa- ernment's January jobs re- Journal said that if that deal revenue from its main busi- stocks picked up 2 points, or nies. The S&P 500 is at its port, which showed a surprise appears to be moving forward, ness.

Judge won’t dismiss charge against McGowan

LEESBURG, Va. (AP) — A judge insufficient to sustain a convic- on Monday refused to dismiss a tion. In addition to the question of drug-possession charge against whether the drugs could have actress Rose McGowan after pros- been planted during the time the ecutors said they have additional wallet was unaccounted for, they evidence to bring forward. have also argued that jurisdiction McGowan's lawyers have sug- for a crime occurring on an air- gested the drugs may have been plane is only appropriate in fed- planted by agents hired by dis- eral court. graced Hollywood producer Har- Prosecutor Rebecca Thatcher, vey Weinstein to discredit her for though, said prosecutors have evi- making sex assault accusations dence beyond what has been cited against him. so far in the charging documents. She was charged with felony Judge Deborah Welsh denied drug possession after authorities the motion to dismiss as prema- said cocaine was found in a wallet ture. She said the issues are better she left behind on a flight to addressed at a preliminary hear- Dulles International Airport in ing scheduled for March 21, at January 2017. which live testimony can be pre- McGowan's lawyer said in court McGowan sented. papers that the drugs could have At a hearing Monday in After the hearing, Prince been planted before the wallet was Loudoun County General District William Commonwealth's Attor- found by a cleaning crew. More Court, McGowan's lawyers argued ney Paul Ebert, who has been ap- than five hours passed between for dismissal of the charges, say- pointed to the case as a special the time McGowan left the plane ing that even if what prosecutors prosecutor, declined comment on and the time the wallet was found. have alleged thus far is true, it is what additional evidence exists. Algood to vote on farmer’s market

BY KATE COOK It’ll be housed in a hold a public hearing pavilion at the corner of [email protected] pavilion that the public and second reading on 4th and Main streets. could use for events, the ordinance. That rule A measure to bid Algood Council will even when the farmer’s will set up the proce- repaving of Main Street make a final decision on market isn’t in session. dures for the farmer’s from Sonic to Burton a farmer’s market when All of the council market. That’ll be open Branch, including new it meets in regular ses- members commented in to farmers in the 14 crosswalks, loops at red sion Tuesday. support of the idea, and Upper Cumberland lights, and heavy duty Council approved the the first reading of the counties. Vendors are paving at Walmart is measure to turn a cor- ordinance was approved responsible for collect- also on the agenda. ner lot into a farmer’s unanimously last ing sales tax where ap- Council meets at 6 market at its February month. plicable. p.m. the second Tuesday meeting. Now they’re set to The council will also every month in the discuss a measure to bid council chambers on the construction of the second floor of city hall. EPA: Former admins attack glider study From Page A1 basing a rule making - which could have such Tech/Fitzgerald study profound negative to make its determina- health effects on the tion. Instead, the agency American people — on a only said the study ex- flawed analysis. isted. “We urge you to with- The Fitzgerald study draw the glider pro- is noted in the Federal posal.” Register notice of the Carol Browner served proposed rule change. as EPA administrator The letter lists the im- from 1993 to 2001. She portance of air quality was appointed by Presi- and ends with the fol- dent Bill Clinton during lowing: his administration. “The integrity of the Christine Todd Whit- Environmental Protec- man was appointed by tion Agency’s progress President George W. in reducing heavy-duty Bush and served from truck pollution is at Jan. 31, 2001, to June 27, stake. EPA would be 2003. A4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, March 12, 2018 LOCAL/NATION Obituaries Federal ruling expected

Larry Cecil and U.S. history. Sammie Belle She was a member of on stash-house stings McCaleb In 1971, he began McCurry Stevens Street Baptist teaching at CHS and Church. She loved the CHICAGO (AP) — A suspects arrested in served as the track and Lord and the power of federal judge in stash-house stings, but boy’s assistant basket- prayer. Mrs. McCurry Chicago is slated to they all heard the same ball coach until 1976 was a homemaker and a issue a first-in-the-na- evidence on the ques- when he began teaching dietician at Capshaw Ele- tion ruling Monday tion about bias. Castillo and coaching at Upper- mentary for many years. about whether law en- would be the first to man High School. She is survived by her forcement stings in rule, though the other Larry coached boys’ son, Monty McCurry Jr. which suspects are judges could issue their basketball for 31 years of Cookeville; daughter, talked into stealing own decisions later. until his retirement in Teena McCurry-Thomp- non-existent drugs from The answer to 2001. During his tenure, son and son-in-law Allen non-existent stash whether or not the he took the Bees to sev- Thompson of Mt. Juliet; houses are racially bi- stings discriminate eral district and regional four grandchildren, ased. based on race largely titles as well as two trips Allen Leigh Thompson The ruling could de- hinges on competing in- COOKEVILLE — to the state tournament. COOKEVILLE — Fu- (Natalie), Kathryn Rae termine whether agen- terpretations of statis- Larry Cecil McCaleb, 69, He also won numerous neral services for Sam- Thompson, Austin Trey cies nationwide curtail tics. of Cookeville, was a fa- distinguished titles in- mie Belle McCurry, 82, McCurry (Rebecca), and their reliance on phony Jeffrey Fagan, a de- ther, coach, golfer and an cluding Coach of the of Cookeville, will be Sammy McCurry; and stash-house stings, fense expert, testified in avid volunteer in the Year. held Wednesday, March several nieces and which date to the 1990s December that out of 94 community. Larry took For the past several 14, at 1 p.m. at the chapel nephews. and are overseen by the stash-house defendants his last earthly breath years since retiring from of Presley Funeral In addition to her par- U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, in the Chicago area be- late Saturday, March 10, UHS, Larry managed Home. Interment will fol- ents, she was preceded in Tobacco, Firearms and tween 2006 and 2013, 74 2018, at his home sur- Southern Hills Golf low in Double Springs death by her husband, Explosives. The stings were black, 12 were rounded by family. Course. He also spent Cemetery. Monty “Mac” McCurry typically involve agents Hispanic and just eight Larry is survived by time traveling with his The family will receive of more than 53 years; posing as couriers for were white. If the ATF his wife, Joy McCaleb; wife, Joy. He zip-lined in friends at the funeral and her five sisters. drug cartels. criteria for picking tar- two sons, Chris (Melissa) Costa Rica, went deep home Tuesday, March 13, Pallbearers will be Defense attorneys gets were truly color- McCaleb of Cookeville, into the Gloworm caves from 4-7 p.m., and family and friends. contend the stings dis- blind, he said, far more and Jimmy (Laura Beth) in New Zealand, swam Wednesday, March 14, Mrs. McCurry’s family criminate because they whites would have been Holloway of Florida; with the fish in the Great from noon until service suggest memorials be overwhelmingly target snared. three daughters, Kellie Barrier Reef in Aus- time at 1 p.m. made to Stevens Street blacks and Latinos. But government wit- (Jason) Trent of North tralia, swam with the Mrs. McCurry passed Baptist Church Care They also criticize how ness Max Schanzen- Carolina, Ashley sharks in Belize, and saw away Thursday, March 8, Center, 327 W. Stevens law enforcement can ar- bach said Fagan's (Robert) Swann of the first sunrise for the 2018, at Signature St., Cookeville, TN 38501. bitrarily increase the methodology was Cookeville, and Jessie U.S. on Cadillac Moun- Healthcare of Putnam You may share your severity of charges sim- flawed. He said it's only Holloway of Nashville; tain in Maine. County after a long ill- thoughts or send condo- ply by raising the natural that traffick- grandchildren, Noah, Some of the family’s ness. lences to the family by amount of drugs they ing-related stings are Zach and Caleb Trent, best memories of Larry She was born Monday, visiting www.presleyfu- say are in the stash focused where traffick- Finn, Mack, Till and are hearing all his July 15, 1935, in Gaines- neralhome.com. houses. Also, suspects ing activity is highest Toph Swann, and Wilder “VIVID” memories of boro, to Samuel More- Professional services often are charged with — in low-income areas Holloway; sister, Judy Cookeville and sur- land Locke and Martha provided by Presley Fu- trying to distribute the of Chicago that have a Greenwood of rounding areas before it Cleo Pharris. neral Home, 528-1044. drugs, even though the higher concentration Cookeville; brother, was developed. He loved Mrs. McCurry was a drugs never existed. of blacks and Hispan- Kenny (Christy) Mc- to talk about being a devoted mother and The judge issuing the ics. Caleb of Sparta; and young boy, jumping on grandmother. When her ruling is the Chicago Since the hearings, stepmother, Katherine his bike and hiking to health permitted, she federal court's first His- defense lawyers have McCaleb of Sparta. Pilot Knob to watch the was an avid gardener panic chief judge, said they were seeking He is preceded in death interstate being built. and loved her flowers. Ruben Castillo. His rul- plea deals to avoid tri- by his father, Harley Visitation will be at the ing in 2013 that there als. But Castillo indi- “Spud” McCaleb; Cookeville chapel of was a "strong showing cated he would issue a mother, Ruby Lafever Hooper-Huddleston & of potential bias" in the ruling Monday even if Jones; stepfather, Fred- Horner Funeral Home stings generated years all the defendants die Jones; and brother- today, Monday, March 12, Larry Wayne away Saturday, March of legal motions and strike plea agreements. in-law, Sam Greenwood. from 4-8 p.m., with a life Carwile 10, 2018, at Livingston dueling expert reports, Courts have ruled He leaves behind a celebration to follow on Regional Hospital. culminating in Mon- previously that proving long coaching and teach- Friday evening, March LIVINGSTON — Fu- Livingston Funeral day's ruling. racial bias doesn't nec- ing legacy. If you didn’t 30, at Southern Hills neral services for Larry Home is in charge of Castillo and eight essarily require proof call him coach, you Golf Course. Wayne Carwile, 70, of arrangements, 931-823- other federal judges of explicit racist behav- called him Mac, as most Anyone wanting to Livingston, will be held 1201. held rare joint hearings ior, such as an official of his golfing friends did. make donations in at 1 p.m. today, Monday, in December to exam- caught using racial He was the life of the Larry’s memory may March 12, at the Liv- ine statistics-based evi- slurs. It can sometimes party with his one-liners send donations to: Food ingston Funeral Home. dence on the issue. be enough to point to and quick wit. He was to the Rescue charity at Burial will be in Overton Combined, the judges statistical evidence loved for his kind heart, foodtotherescue.org or County Memorial Gar- are overseeing a dozen that a racial group is often taking players 370 S. Lowe Ave., Suite A dens. different criminal cases disproportionately home after practice, buy- 391, Cookeville, TN 38501. Mr. Carwile passed involving more than 40 hurt by a policy. ing many a child’s lunch Hooper-Huddleston & or paying for their field Horner Funeral Home is trips. in charge of arrange- Larry graduated from ments, 526-6111. You Trump doesn't set age for guns, defers on teachers Cookeville High School may share your thoughts in 1966 and played guard and memories at hhhfu- WASHINGTON (AP) — with the Cookeville Cav- nerals.com. President Donald Trump alier basketball team, said Monday that he is winning all conference "watching court cases in 1966. He was a 1971 and rulings" before tak- graduate of TTU with a ing action on raising age degree in education. He limits for purchasing also earned a master’s some firearms, arguing degree in education. He that there is "not much taught physical educa- political support (to put tion, Tennessee history it mildly)." Trump's tweet came after his White House put out a plan to combat Allen W. Woudstra ice time at noon. school shootings that Mr. Woudstra passed doesn't increase the min- COOKEVILLE — Fu- away in Cookeville. imum age for purchasing neral services for Allen Presley Funeral Home assault weapons to 21 — W. Woudstra, 50, of is in charge of arrange- an idea Trump publicly Cookeville, will be held ments, 528-1044. favored just last month at noon Tuesday, March — and leaves the ques- AP 13, at Presley Funeral tion of arming teachers Home. to states and local com- U.S. President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally at Atlantic Aviation The family will receive munities. in Moon Township, Pa., Saturday. friends at the funeral Instead, a new federal home Tuesday, March 13, commission on school drew Democratic criti- The president on Mon- minimum age for pur- from 10 a.m. until serv- safety will examine the cism over age limits. Sen. day also repeated his chasing assault-style age issue as part of a Richard Blumenthal, D- criticism of keeping weapons, DeVos said package the White House Conn., tweeted that guns out of schools, that "everything is on announced Sunday in re- Trump "couldn't even tweeting: "If schools are the table," stressing that sponse to the school summon the political mandated to be gun free the commission will Evelyn Dixon Mrs. Dixon passed shooting in Parkland, courage to propose rais- zones, violence and dan- study a wide range of is- LIVINGSTON — Fu- away Saturday, March Florida, last month that ing the age limit on ger are given an open in- sues. neral services for Evelyn 10, 2018, at Overton left 17 dead. firearm purchases - de- vitation to enter. Almost The administration Dixon, 87, of Livingston, County Health and Reha- At a rally in Pennsyl- spite repeated promises all school shootings are also pledged to help will be held at 2 p.m. bilitation Center. vania on Saturday, to support such a step at in gun free zones. Cow- states pay for firearms Wednesday, March 14, at Speck Funeral Home is Trump criticized policy a meeting with lawmak- ards will only go where training for teachers and the chapel of Livingston in charge of arrange- commissions while ers." there is no deterrent!" reiterated its call to im- Funeral Home. Burial ments, 931-823-1201. speaking about the opi- For now, the White Education Secretary prove the background will be in Oakley Ceme- oid problem, saying, "We House is backing a mod- Betsy DeVos, who on check and mental health tery, Livingston. can't just keep setting up est background check Sunday called the pro- systems. The family will receive blue-ribbon committees." bill and a school safety posal "meaningful ac- DeVos declined to say friends at the funeral On Twitter on Monday, measure, which both are tions, steps that can be how many teachers home Wednesday, March Trump described the expected to have wide- taken right away to help should be armed. 14, from 10 a.m. until school shooting effort as spread bipartisan sup- protect students," said "This is an issue that service time at 2 p.m. a "very strong improve- port— even though some Monday that the plan is best decided by local ment" and said, "Armed Republicans object and was "the first step in a communities and by guards OK, deterrent!" many Democrats say more lengthy process." states," DeVos said on On age limits, he said: they are insufficient. No deadline was set for NBC. "It's not going to be "watching court cases Republican Sen. Orrin the commission's recom- appropriate in every lo- and rulings before act- Hatch of Utah, who mendations, but officials cation, but it is going to ing. States are making wrote the school safety expected them within a be appropriate in some this decision. Things are bill, tweeted he was year. places." Subscribe to the Herald-Citizen moving rapidly on this, "grateful" for the White Pressed repeatedly The plan was immedi- but not much political House backing, calling Monday on NBC about ately panned by gun con- 526-9715 support (to put it the measure "the best why the White House trol advocates, including mildly)." first step we can take" to backed off Trump's sup- the Brady Campaign to The president quickly make students safer. port for increasing the Prevent Gun Violence. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, March 12, 2018 — A5 LOCAL/NATION

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The Community Calendar is a Life, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., on the roll. $5 entry fee. daily list of events hosted by TTU Quad in the blood mobile. Acrylic Painting nonprofit groups in Putnam, Drop in or schedule an appoint- 9 a.m.-Noon with Lynne White, Overton & Jackson coun- ment at Looney. Cookeville Art Studio & ties. To be included, call 526-9715 bloodassurance.org/tturesiden- Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Call 526- C OUNTY C LERK C OUNTY C OMMISSION & ask for the newsroom secre- tiallife. 2424. 1 ST D ISTRICT tary or email calendar@herald- Watercolors SCV Myers-Zollicofer citizen.com. Be sure to include 9 a.m.-Noon Watercolor paint- Camp 1990, monthly meeting. 7 1 C a n d i d a t e your name & number as well as a ing with Lynne p.m. VFW Post 5062, Livingston. time, date & location of the Looney. Cookeville Art Studio & Call 931-783-3767. C OUNTY C OMMISSION event. Deadline for Tuesday-Fri- Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Call 526- March 16 2 ND D ISTRICT day’s paper is noon the day be- 2424. Train Tales fore. Deadline for Sunday is noon March 14 10:30 a.m. Cookeville Depot Mu- Wayne Nabors (I) 1 C a n d i d a t e Friday. Deadline for Monday is 3 Tax Help seum. Free activity for preschool Republican p.m. Friday. Church-related AARP Tax Preparation, Putnam children. Call 520-5455. (Unopposed) C OUNTY C OMMISSION items are published in a separate County Library, upstairs meeting Crepe Workshop 3 RD D ISTRICT calendar in the Religion section room. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. TTU French Club fundraiser. S HERIFF each Friday. Deadline for church Cemetery Mowing Learn to cook crepes! TTU Oakley Unopposed 2 C a n d i d a t e s calendar items is noon Wednes- All flowers/arrangements on Hall. Mar. 19, 20. 6-8 p.m. each day. day. the ground at Cookeville City Advance tickets only available T RUSTEE C OUNTY C OMMISSION March 12 Cemetery must be removed by until March 16. Contact Debbie at Unopposed 4 TH D ISTRICT TTU Chess Club today for mowing. Any remaining [email protected]. 2 Candidates Mondays, 7 p.m., Room 342, TTU will be disposed of. March 17-18 C OUNTY Roaden Univ. Center. Everyone Buffalo Valley Library Lunch Free Health Clinics E XECUTIVE C OUNTY C OMMISSION welcome. Call Paul 372-3118, or Noon at Buffalo Valley Commu- Medical, Dental & Vision Clin- Unopposed 5 TH D ISTRICT [email protected]. nity Center. Chili, hot dogs, ics. Ticket distribution starts 3 Tax Help chicken over biscuits, salad, ice a.m. First-come, first-served basis. R EGISTER 3 Candidates AARP Tax Preparation, Putnam cream & cake! Come join us for a Doors open 6 a.m. No I.D. re- OF D EEDS County Library, upstairs meeting great get-together. Call 858-5127. quired. Cookeville High School, C OUNTY C OMMISSION room. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Art 411 2335 N. Washington. Visit ra- 6 TH D ISTRICT Line Dance Noon-2 p.m. Art class for High- musa.org. Call 865-579-1530. Mondays, Cane Creek Recre- school through adult. March 17 ation Center, line dance class 1 $20. Cookeville Art Studio & Marksmanship Program p.m. for $3. Call 528-5053. Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Call 526- Saturdays, 8 a.m.-noon, ages 12- Open Studio/Potluck 2424. 18. American Legion program at Open studio 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.. Primary Care Board Veterans Building, 90 E. Spring. Harold Burris (I) Potluck 11:30 a.m. Cookeville Art The Upper Cumberland Pri- Call Marty 931-349-9438. Republican Studio & Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. mary Care Project Board meets at Container Gardening M i c h a e l R e e p Call 526-2424. noon, Upper Cumberland Re- 9:30-11:30 a.m. Putnam County 2 Candidates Republican Young at Art gional Health Center, Cookeville. Master Gardeners presentation. C IRCUIT C OURT 4-6 p.m. with Adele Seitzinger. March 15 Johnson’s Garden Center. All Wel- 2 Candidates Art class for grades 1-8. $15 fee, C LERK Caregiver Support Group come, free. C OUNTY C OMMISSION all supplies provided. Family Are you caring for another per- Park & Recreation Meeting 7 TH D ISTRICT rates for 3 or more. Cookeville Art son? 10-11 a.m. Upper Cumberland Dual English/Spanish public Studio & Gallery, 186A S. Walnut. Development District, 1225 S. Wil- meeting for park & recreation op- 3 C a n d i d a t e s Call 526-2424. low Ave. Cookeville. Call 931-432- portunities in Putnam County. 1 March 13 4111. p.m. at the Putnam County Sports C OUNTY C OMMISSION Music/Dance Caregiver Support Group Complex, North Washington & 8 TH D ISTRICT Silver Point Community Center, Are you caring for another per- Whiteaker Springs Road in 2 Candidates 6:30-9 p.m. Free. With Cumberland son? 1-2 p.m. Millard Oakley Li- Cookeville. Terry Coomer County Band. brary, 107 E. Main St., Livingston. Park Input Meeting Republican C OUNTY C OMMISSION Legion Post 135 Call 931-432-4111. Monterey residents invited to 9 TH D ISTRICT Meeting at Mama Rosa’s Mended Hearts an input meeting to discuss park, Restaurant, 200 S. Lowe Ave. Din- Mended Hearts meets Thurs- recreation & cultural resources 2 C a n d i d a t e s ner, 6 p.m. Meeting, 7 p.m. Call day, 6 p.m., at CRMC, potluck. for the community. 11 a.m. at the 931-319-1268. Speaker will be Brandon Smith, Monterey Depot Museum. Call C OUNTY C OMMISSION UC Barbershop Chorus Assistant Director of 911-informa- 839-2111. 10 TH D ISTRICT Tuesdays 7 p.m. Meets at J&S tion. For info., 526-4497. Dance Construction, conference room in Cemetery Mowing 7-10 p.m. Livingston American 1 C a n d i d a t e J e n n i f e r W i l k e r s o n back. Learn to sing, everyone wel- All flowers/arrangements on Legion, 121 S. Church St. Band - 1 Republican come. Call 261-5018. the ground at Cookeville City Eyd Dawg Band. Concessions C OUNTY C OMMISSION Twin Oak FCE Club Cemetery must be removed by available. R OAD 11 TH D ISTRICT Family & Community Educa- March 15 for mowing. Any re- March 18 S UPERVISOR tion Club meets at 10 a.m., Put- maining will be disposed of. Co-ed Softball 4 Candidates nam County Extension Office, 900 Dance Registration is open for spring S. Walnut, Room 4. Everyone wel- 6:30-9:30 p.m. Cookeville Com- co-ed softball leagues. Games on C OUNTY C OMMISSION come. Call 526-4369. munity Center, 240 Carlen Dr. Dif- Tuesday & Thursday nights, 12 TH D ISTRICT Blood Drive ferent bands every week. Mostly Starts April 2. Deadline to register Sponsored by TTU Residential country but a little bit of rock & - Mar. 23. Call 526-9767. 2 C a n d i d a t e s

Randy Jones (I) Republican Pennsylvania GOP relies on Trump TRAFFORD, Pa. (AP) dents of Pennsylvania's Marine veteran and for- gun restrictions, en- — Barbara DeFelice 18th Congressional Dis- mer federal prosecutor. dorses Trump's new steel spent a bright but chilly trict to nationalize their Lamb hails from an es- tariffs, avoids attacking afternoon preparing her choice and make him a tablished Allegheny the president, and tells Larry “Buck” Huddleston (I) = Incumbent garden for spring, not proxy for what they al- County political family voters he wouldn't back Republican hand-wringing over a ready think about Wash- and pitches himself as Democratic leader Nancy congressional special ington, the president and independent-minded. Pelosi of California for This candidates list features every office to be included in the upcoming May 1 Primary Election. Candidates listed election two days away. the issues that define Lamb keeps to party speaker if Democrats here with a name and photo paid a fee to be included on She decided months ago their party affiliation. orthodoxy on unions. He won a House majority. the list. All 35 candidates have been invited to participate to back Republican Rick The outcome Tuesday blasts the new Republi- Boasting a more than regardless of whether the office they hold or seek is contested, or not. A larger list focusing on the Aug. 2 Saccone for one reason: will reverberate nation- can tax law as a gift to 3-to-1 fundraising advan- election will publish in June and July, featuring Putnam opposition to abortion ally. Democrats must flip the wealthy and a threat tage over Saccone, he's County General Election races, state Primary Election rights. 24 GOP-held seats to to Social Security and plastered his message on races that impact Putnam County, and area municipal non-partisan races. County primary candidates that "He shares my values," claim a House majority, Medicare. "People have Pittsburgh television and participate in this list will be included in the summer list the 64-year-old retiree and an upset will em- paid into these programs animated Democrats who at no additional fee. said Sunday. "I just don't bolden them as they look over the course of a life- haven't had recent rea- Candidates List publishes every understand that people to win in places where time," Lamb told more son to care.Asked why Sunday, Monday, Thursday & Friday through April. say we shouldn't put lob- the party has lost ground than 300 retired coal min- Lamb could win the dis- To be included, contact the Herald-Citizen at 931-526-9715. sters into hot, boiling in recent decades. Repub- ers and Democratic ac- trict when Democratic water ... but we can kill licans, meanwhile, would tivists Sunday in presidential candidate babies." be spooked about their Waynesburg, 40 miles Hillary Clinton couldn't, Nearby in this upper- prospects in this tempes- south of Pittsburgh. "I do Bill Kortz, a former steel middle-class enclave out- tuous era of Trump, who not believe, as (Republi- worker and a Democratic Helicopter crashes in NYC’s side Pittsburgh, engineer has twice visited the dis- can House Speaker) Paul state lawmaker from Al- Carol Heinecke, 57, of- trict on Saccone's behalf, Ryan does, that these are legheny County, said it East River, 5 passengers dead fered another absolute most recently Saturday entitlements or another came down to Lamb's op- reason for supporting night. form of welfare." position to more gun con- NEW YORK (AP) — A The passengers were Saccone: President Don- Saccone has tried at At the same time, trol. "He's a Marine," privately chartered heli- recovered by police and ald Trump. "Rick's going times to make the race Lamb opposes sweeping Kortz said. copter doing a photo fire department divers, to support everything about experience, touting shoot crashed into New who had to remove them he's doing," she said. his four decades in the York City's East River from tight harnesses Such attitudes will be public and private sector, on Sunday night and while they were upside the difference should from an Air Force career flipped upside down in down, Fire Commis- Saccone emerge victori- and stint in North Korea the water, killing all five sioner Daniel Nigro ous Tuesday in his sur- to his current job as a passengers aboard, offi- said. prisingly tight matchup college professor. He cials said. "It took awhile for the against Democrat Conor sometimes mocks his 33- A spokesman for the drivers to get these peo- Lamb. year-old opponent as NYPD confirmed the ple out. They worked The 60-year-old state having "no record at all." deaths to The Associ- very quickly as fast as lawmaker has struggled But that, by itself, has- ated Press early Mon- they could," Nigro said. unexpectedly with an n't given Saccone much day. "It was a great tragedy electorate that favored traction against Lamb, a Video taken by a by- that we had here." Trump by 20 percentage stander and posted on Witnesses on a water- points just 16 months Twitter shows the red front esplanade near ago. He needs the resi- Fe Features:atures: Model# KUDS30IXSS helicopter land hard in where the aircraft went • • SaniSani RinseRinse the water and then cap- down said the helicopter • • ProPro ScrubScrub size, its rotors slapping was flying noisily, then Wills, Living Trusts at the water. suddenly dropped into THE The helicopter went the water and quickly THE down near Gracie Man- submerged. 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Monday, March 12, 2018 LIVING 6 ►DEAR ABBY Saint Louis Brass performs March 13 at Tech Parents blame Dispelling the myth that jazz and classical genre. teen’s friends for its kind of music is aimed Humorous demonstrations solely at classical music offered by the quintet have underage drinking lovers, the Saint Louis Brass served to enhance their repu- will present a free program tation. One such demonstra- episode in Tennessee Tech Univer- tion will focus on the history EAR ABBY: My 15- sity’s Wattenbarger Audito- of the brass instruments all year-old daughter, rium Tuesday, March 13 at the way from the time of “Jenny,” went to a 7:30 p.m. King Tut to the present in- sleepover with her two Take two trumpets, one cluding the straight trom- bestD friends from school last French horn, a trombone, bone and the French horn Friday, “Penny” and “Gin- and a tuba — put them in the fashioned from a twelve-foot ger.” Penny’s parents went hands of virtuoso perform- section of garden hose. out and left the girls alone. ers — add some lighthearted In addition to Melvyn They drank some beer. Jenny demonstrations- and you Jernigan, members of the and Ginger were sober, but have the Saint Louis Brass. quintet include trumpet Penny also drank some hard The concert starts as any soloists Allan Dean and Ray liquor and got very drunk. I concert might, but as it Sasaki, hornist Jeff Nelsen found out about it the follow- moves along the music gets and Daniel Perantoni, tuba. ing Monday after Penny lighter and the Quintet pres- The Quintet has existed texted my daughter and Gin- ents the humorous demon- for more than 30 years, pre- ger to tell them how upset strations for which it is St. Louis Brass is Melvyn Jernigan, Allan Dean, Ray senting hundreds of con- and disap- famous. Sasaki, Jeff Nelson and Daniel Perantoni. certs across this country and pointed her “We have a lot of fun with in Japan, Germany, India, parents were the audience,” trombonist as we go along.” chestra in addition to his Norway, Sweden and Mexico. and that they Melvyn Jernigan said. “It Jernigan is a music educa- quintet. Wattenbarger Auditorium were demand- starts off really kind of tor who performed with the The program will feature is in the Bryan Fine Arts ing letters of straight and then gets lighter Saint Louis Symphony Or- American composers of both Building, 1150 N. Dixie Ave. apology from all three girls. Abigail I thought it was over the Van Buren top, but real- The Percussion Collective ized Jenny was in the wrong. That same comes to Tech March 14 day Jenny wrote them an The Percussion Collective Robert van email with a heartfelt apol- Sice will perform in Tennessee Tech’s ogy for disrespecting every- Wattenbarger Auditorium Wednesday, one by drinking in their March 14 at 7:30 p.m. house, for drinking their beer The Percussion Collective is an assem- without permission and for blage of student percussion ensembles allowing their daughter to get that make up the Yale Percussion Group, drunk (not being a true led by van Sice. friend and trying harder to The Collective often varies, from an stop her). intimate duo to a large-scale ensemble Now, the fifth day after the providing programs for a wide variety of email was confirmed re- audiences and venues. Its members in- ceived, my daughter is disap- clude percussionists that perform with pointed that it was never the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln acknowledged. Penny’s par- Center and Camerata Pacifica as well as ents have been known to be faculty members at universities such as dramatic in past dealings Miami’s Frost School of Music, Michi- with other students and par- gan State University, the University of ents. Will you advise me on Massachusetts, Vanderbilt’s Blair what I should do? I feel I School of Music, Kansas University, and should let it go and let Jenny performers in other leading professional figure out how she should orchestras and music organizations. choose her friends. She has Wattenbarger Auditorium is in the The Percussion Collective Robert van Sice will perform in Tennessee Tech’s ditched a friend who wasn’t a Bryan Fine Arts Building, 1150 N. Dixie. Wattenbarger Auditorium Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. good influence on her without us forcing her to. — JENNY’S MOM IN CANADA DEAR MOM: There is plenty of blame to go around. Penny’s parents shouldn’t have left three teenagers alone with liquor available. While I can’t blame them for being upset after coming home and finding their daughter smashed and the other two “tiddly,” they were wrong to expect Jenny and Ginger to have prevented their daughter from misbe- having. 90th Birthday I do not agree that asking Shirley Johnston, seated, celebrated her for a written apology was 90th birthday recently. Standing from left are over the top. And under the Brooke Wilson, Brian Smith (grandson), circumstances, I don’t think Denise Stouder (daughter), Duane Chudzik your daughter’s letter needed (son) and his wife, Michelle Chudzik (daugh- acknowledgment. Let it go, ter-in-law). with a firm lecture to your daughter about underage drinking and the conse- quences that will follow if The Julia Ann Marcum Chapter, Na- you find out it happens again. tional Society Daughters of the Union DEAR ABBY: A couple of recently installed new officers. From years ago, I ran into “John,” left are Lynn Constan, Regent; Barbara an old friend who was going Comshaw, Secretary; Nita Boring, through a divorce. We began Treasurer; Mary Pool, Registrar. Other a wonderful relationship, al- new officers are Lana Davis, Chaplain; though he was having a hard Brenda Wyatt, Vice Regent; Mitzi Free- time emotionally. I was man, Historian. Membership in the so- John’s confidante and best ciety is open to any woman who can friend. About six months prove lineal or collateral descent from after the divorce was final, a man or woman who aided the cause his ex-wife found out he was of the preservation of the Union. The with me. She decided she chapter meets four times a year at var- wanted him back, and he rec- ious locations in the Upper Cumber- onciled with her. land. For more information contact John and I still talk, and Lynn Constan, lynncon530 since then they have broken @hotmail.com or 970-946-8480. up three or four additional times. I want him back, but only if she’s completely out of the picture. She’s a master manipulator and uses their adult kids and grandchildren to control him. How can I get it through John’s head that if he stands his ground, she will go away and find someone else? — STAYING WITH IT IN OHIO DEAR STAYING: If you think John’s wife (ex?) will The GFWC Cookeville Junior ever be completely out of the Woman’s Club recently helped clean picture, you are mistaken. up Dogwood Park. Assisting with the She will always be there in efforts, from left, are Logan Monks, some capacity because of the Amanda Guidry, Socorro Cooper, Deb children and grandchildren. Allen, Diane Glasgow, and Bea O’- If you can’t accept that fact, Donnell. The CJWC ladies meet at you should end the relation- 5:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of the ship before you waste any month at First Presbyterian Church, more time. corner of Broad and Dixie. 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He told the BBC that he expected May to AP More civilians leave Syrian point the finger of blame "toward the Russ- Military personnel in College Street Car Park in ian state." Tugendhat Salisbury Sunday probe the suspected nerve rebel enclave as army advances said the difficulty of agent attack on Russian double agent Sergei Skri- manufacturing and pal, which took place March 4. BEIRUT (AP) — A babies and welcoming the lated, with some 400,000 transporting highly dan- would make a statement year-old daughter Yulia small group of Syrian Syrian army, and claim- people believed to be liv- gerous nerve agents in the House of Com- remain in critical condi- civilians on Monday left ing the rebels were pre- ing there, trapped under a suggested state backing mons late Monday after- tion following the the rebel-held enclave of venting civilians from relentless air and ground for the attack. noon, but gave no March 4 nerve agent at- eastern Ghouta just out- leaving eastern Ghouta. bombardment and a crip- May chaired a Na- indication of what she tack. A police detective side of Damascus, using a Recapturing the en- pling years-long siege. tional Security Council would say. is hospitalized in seri- corridor established by clave would mark one of More than 1,000 people meeting Monday to hear Spokesman James ous condition, but is re- the Syrian army amid the the most significant victo- have been killed since the the latest evidence in Slack said "it is impor- ported by British military's gains that have ries for President Bashar large-scale government the case. She was under tant that we allow the officials to be sitting up effectively divided the Assad in the seven-year offensive began on Feb. mounting pressure to police to get on with and talking. area into three parts. civil war. It would also be 18. hit Russia with sanc- their work, that we Authorities haven't State-run Syrian TV the worst setback for In rapid advances over tions, diplomatic expul- gather all the evidence said what nerve agent broadcast footage show- rebels since the opposi- the weekend, Syrian gov- sions and other and if we get to a posi- was used. ing a group of men, tion was ousted from the ernment forces split east- measures in response to tion when we are able to The case has similari- women and children it eastern half of the city of ern Ghouta in two — a the poisoning, the latest attribute this attack ties to the killing of for- says left the town of Mad- Aleppo in late 2016 follow- northern and southern in a string of mysterious then we will do so and mer Russian spy yara after it was captured ing a similar siege and part — then cut off key mishaps to befall Rus- the government will de- Alexander Litvinenko, by Syrian troops on Sun- bombing campaign. towns of Douma and Ha- sians in Britain in re- liver an appropriate re- who was poisoned with day. The TV showed sev- Eastern Ghouta is rasta from the rest of the cent years. sponse." radioactive tea in Lon- eral women carrying larger and more popu- enclave. May's office said she Skripal, 66, and his 33- don in 2006.

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By SCOTT WILSON feels like 2018 may be the onships,” Williams explained. thing for us is how do we han- playing time last year. Bene- [email protected] year the Lady Bees bust “This group is hungry for dle the pressure of being fits of having such a veteran through the door and stake success.” there,” Williams said. “I team include leadership from The Upperman High School their claim to the champi- Upperman will open its sea- think we have the talent, the older players and several Lady Bees have been right on onship. Upperman returns son tonight when the Lady we’ve put in the hard work players with game experi- the doorstep of becoming one eight starters from last year’s Bees play host to Red Boiling and we have the determina- ence, something Williams of the top softball teams in squad. Springs. The first pitch is set tion to compete at the top.” said a price can’t be placed the eighth district. Over the “We want to focus on atten- for 5 p.m. Williams will be able to put on. last three years, UHS has fin- tion to detail and doing the “We have some three-year a veteran team on the field “Cassidy Tucker and Abby ished fourth, third and sec- little things that are going to starters that have really tonight when the Bulldogs Gatlin will supply us with the ond in the race for the allow us to win ballgames fought hard to get where they visit Baxter. He has five sen- majority of the innings in the district crown. down the stretch and will are now and want to have a iors and four juniors on the But coach Dustin Williams help us win district champi- great senior year. The big roster that all saw significant See UHS, Page B2 Cookeville native Riedel ties NCAA single-game record

By CRAIG DELK For the HERALD-CITIZEN

Cookeville native Jeff Riedel had quite the week for the Ball State University baseball team, as he tied he tied the NCAA Division I record for most doubles in a single game with five. The senior outfielder’s feat was part of a huge performance by the Cardinals on Friday, as they swept Western Carolina University (N.C.) in a doubleheader. In the second game, Riedel finished 5-for-6 with five doubles, three runs scored and six runs batted in as Ball State routed the Catamounts 20-8. Friday’s outburst wasn’t the only huge game for Riedel during the week. On Wednesday, he finished 4- Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen for-4 with a triple, two runs scored and a run batted in during the Car- A championship performance!!! dinals’ 8-6 loss to Gardner-Webb Akira Levy, right, and the Upperman Lady Bees knocked off Macon County Saturday in overtime to capture the Class University (N.C.). 2A state championship, their second consecutive title. Levy, a senior that has signed with Western Kentucky For the year, Riedel ranks first on University, was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player. the team in batting average (.400), doubles (7) and slugging percentage (.600). He’s also tied for second in RBI (12) and ranks third in runs scored (11).

Coe, Fire fall in NAIA D-II quarterfinals March Madness Former Jackson County girls basketball standout Jaycee Coe and the Southeastern University (Fla.) women saw their undefeated season A few upsets come to an end on Saturday, as the Fire lost 78-64 to Dakota Wesleyan University (S.D.) in quarterfinals of early, but in NAIA Division II national tournament. the end, Coe, a junior guard, finished with 11 points, six rebounds, three assists, a block and a steal for the Fire Villanova wins (31-1). Coe helped Southeastern avoid an the crown upset last Wednesday in the first round, as she made the game-tying layup with eight seconds left to By TIM REYNOLDS force overtime. The Fire went on to Associated Press outlast Cornerstone University (Mich.) for a 69-64 win. Coe ended Ordinarily, the rule when filling with 11 points, six rebounds, two out brackets is that the First Four steals and an assist. games in Dayton should be ignored On Friday, Coe finished with 17 because those teams are all inca- points, nine assists and five re- pable of winning a game when the bounds as Southeastern cruised 83- “real” tournament starts on Thurs- 63 past Indiana Wesleyan University day. in the second round. Oops. For the year, Coe led the Fire in 3- Welcome to 2018, where two of the pointers made (91) and free-throw last three teams picked for this tour- percentage (75.0%). She was also nament not only will win their open- Frabk Franklin | AP second in scoring (14.9 ppg) and 3- ing round games — but will then go point percentage (42.5%), and third on to win more games later in the Villanova players hold the tournament trophy after an NCAA college bas- in assists (2.8 apg). week, and therefore should be show- ketball game against Providence in the Big East men’s tournament final ing up on billions of the gazillions of Saturday in New York. Villanova won 76-66 in overtime. Locals see season end brackets that will be filled out in the in NAIA opener coming days by people who will try entering the tournament. Also in the NAIA Division II na- to line their pockets by winning all NCAA Bracket Page B6 • They all have at least 26 wins en- tional tournament, a trio of area those $5 and $10 bills that coworkers tering the tournament. (There is one standouts saw their season come to happily deposited into the office the office for the next 52 weeks. Be- exception to this rule, that being an end last Wednesday in the first NCAA Tournament pool. cause — spoiler alert — in the end, Syracuse in 2003.) round, as the Bryan College women America, you need to know about the higher seeds will be the last • The West Coast is not the best lost 76-60 to Indiana Tech. St. Bonaventure and Syracuse. teams standing. coast: No team from a western state Sophomore point guard Tristan Many people did not think they A year ago in this space, we told has won the title since Arizona in McClellan (Pickett County) flirted merited spots in this field. They are you that North Carolina would win 1997. with triple-double numbers, as she wrong. The Bonnies are seriously the national championship, so The westernmost champ in the finished with 14 points, eight re- underseeded and should not be clearly the information contained last 20 years was Kansas in 2008. bounds and six assists. Freshman going to Dayton. The Orange — not here is guaranteed to help you win • Finally, don’t be ranked No. 1 point guard Deandra Luna (White to make this argument too scientific your pool. (We also told you that going into the tournament. Sadly, County) tallied four points, two re- — lost a bunch of games to a bunch Vermont was going to the Sweet 16, that means we have to eliminate Vir- bounds, two steals and an assists, of teams that are really good. so take all of this with many grains ginia. Which this year, makes ab- and senior center Marlee Sells (Liv- It’s finding the upset winners that of salt.) solutely no sense. ingston Academy) scored three will either make you or break you in Before we begin, take note that And now, we must answer some points. NCAA bracket pools. When Syra- over the 20 years, there have been burning questions. The Lions wrapped up with a 25- cuse and St. Bonaventure are still some undeniable trends on the way • Will all four No. 1 seeds make it 10 record and won the Appalachian playing this weekend, those wins to determining the NCAA champion. will help you have bragging rights in •They all have fewer than 10 losses See NCAA, Page B2 See UC, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, March 12, 2018 SPORTS UC: Ex-Livingston star Pennycuff SPORTS BRIEFS shines for Pats; Savage has big week Casey wins title,

From Page B1 munity College 21-0. And on March 4, Seagrave Woods finishes batted 1-for-1 with a walk and a run as the Lady Athletic Conference tournament. Senators won 9-1 over JSCC. For the year, Luna led the AAC in assists (4.9 Seagrave is currently batting .259 with two apg). She was also second on the team in steals home runs and a double. second at Valspar (49), and third in scoring (12.4 ppg), 3-pointers made (52), 3-point percentage (39.4%) and free- Pennycuff records first PALM HARBOR, Fla. (AP) — Paul Casey closed throw percentage (77.8%). shutout for Patriots with a 6-under 65 and won the Valspar Champi- McClellan finished second on the team in as- Just a few days after recording her first colle- onship after watching Tiger Woods come up one sists (3.2 apg) and averaged 6.2 points per game, giate win, Livingston native Sydney Pennycuff putt short of a playoff. A highly charged PGA Tour while Sells averaged 2.1 points per game. notched her first shutout for the University of event ended with one player ending a long victory the Cumberlands (Ky.). drought, just not the one most fans came to see. Bates, C-N see season end On Tuesday, the freshman lefty went all six in- Casey ran off three straight birdies early on the in NCAA D-II tourney nings, gave up just two hits and one walk, and back nine to take the lead, and he closed with Former Cookeville boys basketball standout tied her career high with 11 strikeouts as the Pa- tough pars to post at 10-under 274. No one caught Mason Bates and Carson-Newman University triots shut out Milligan College 8-0. him, giving Casey his first PGA Tour victory since saw their season come to an end Saturday in the Pennycuff leads the Patriots in wins (2), the 2009 Houston Open. first round of the NCAA Division II national shutouts (1) and strikeouts (38). She’s also tied Woods charged up the record crowd with a birdie tournament, as the Eagles lost 75-69 to Clayton for the team lead in appearances (6) and com- putt from just inside 45 feet on the 17th hole to get State University (Ga.). plete games (3). within one shot. He laid well back off the 18th tee Bates did not play in the contest, as he missed and hit his approach from 185 yards to just inside the Eagles’ last four games with injury. For the Savage has big week for Lady Pioneers 40 feet. The birdie chance to force a playoff was 2 year, the junior guard led C-N in 3-point per- Sparta native Maggie Savage has continued to feet short. Woods closed with a 1-under 70 and tied centage (51.9%). He was second on the team in deliver solid pitching performances for Volun- for second. rebounding (5.6 rpg), free-throw percentage teer State Community College, as the freshman (79.3%) and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.0), and righty recently helped the Pioneers to a pair of third in assists (3.2 apg) while averaging 9.9 victories. Kevin Harvick wins Phoenix race to points per game. On March 4, Savage went all seven innings capture third consecutive victory and gave up three earned runs during VSCC’s 8- Monster games for Jackson in Turkey 4 win over Columbia State. And on Friday, she AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Kevin Harvick is at Former Tennessee Tech men’s basketball went a step further, pitching all eight innings his best when he's mad, so much so that former standout Charles Jackson recently had a pair of and surrendering just one unearned run while crew chief Gil Martin used to try to rile him up huge games for his Turkish professional team, striking out three as the Lady Pioneers out- during races. Bandirma Kirmizi. lasted Dyersburg State 3-1. Harvick was running extra hot when he got to On March 4, the 24-year-old center went off Savage leads the team in complete games (3) ISM Raceway after penalties for technical viola- for 27 points and 13 rebounds during Bandirma and innings pitched (35 2/3). She’s also tied for tions marred his victory last week at Las Vegas. Kirmizi’s 79-75 win over Yalova Group Belediye the lead in wins (5) and has no losses, and she When he finally cooled off Sunday afternoon, he Spor. Jackson shot 9-of-12 from both the floor sports an outstanding 1.96 earned-run average. celebrated his third straight NASCAR Cup victory and free-throw line. and record-extending ninth at the mile oval south- On Friday, Jackson delivered another double- DeKalb standouts continue west of Phoenix. double with 22 points and 13 boards as well as to shine for Cumberland "Everybody just came here mad, chip on their three steals during a 79-77 loss to Ormanspor Former DeKalb County softball standouts shoulder, wanting to do exactly what we did today," Genclik Ankara. Tyra Graham and Kayley Caplinger continued Harvick said. "That's the type of determination Jackson leads the team in field-goal percent- their strong seasons last week for Cumberland and grit that you want in a race team.” age (63.8%). He’s also second in rebounding (8.4 University. rpg) and third in scoring (13.2 ppg). Last Monday, Graham batted 2-for-4 with a run during Cumberland’s 7-1 win over Edward Cornerback Richard Sherman signs deal Morse nears double-double in Germany Waters College (Fla.). And during the second with San Francisco 49ers Also on the professional hardwood, former game, the sophomore infielder did even better, Golden Eagle Anthony Morse came close to a finishing 3-for-5 with a double, a stolen base, SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Star cornerback double-double Friday for his German team, four runs and an RBI as the Phoenix cruised 12- Richard Sherman signed a three-year deal with the Loewen Braunschweig. 1. San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, two days after The 23-year-old forward tallied nine points Caplinger, meanwhile, also had a pair of big being released by the rival Seattle Seahawks. and 10 rebounds during Loewen Braunschweig’s games. In the opener, the freshman pitcher The deal reportedly is worth up to $39.15 million. 84-62 loss to Medi Bayreuth. threw five scoreless innings and struck out For the season, Morse is second on the team in three batters. field-goal percentage (56.1%). He’s also averag- She also batted 2-for-4 with two RBI. And in ing 5.4 points and 4.0 rebounds per game. the second game, Caplinger finished 1-for-4 with a run and two RBI. Seagrave delivers offense Graham leads the Phoenix in batting average NCAA: UT Vols for Walters State (.436), runs scored (11), hits (17), slugging per- Cookeville native Emma Seagrave recently centage (.564) and stolen bases (5). She’s also brought the offense for the Walters State Com- second in RBI (9) and on-base percentage (.467). picked for final 8 munity College softball team, helping the Lady At the plate, Caplinger is first on the team in Senators to a pair of lopsided wins. RBI (13), she’s tied for first in walks (7), and From Page B1 On March 3, the freshman outfielder finished she’s batting .343. In the circle, she leads the 3-for-3 with a home run, three runs scored and a Phoenix in wins (4), complete games (1) and walk as Walters State beat Jackson State Com- strikeouts (19), and she has a strong 1.87 ERA. to the Final Four? Nope. It’s only happened once, in 2008. • Will all four No. 1 seeds lose before the Final Four? Again, nope. That’s only happened three times — 1980, 2006 and 2011. UHS: So without further ado ... the picks. Lady Bees open with RBS South FIRST ROUND WINNERS: Virginia, Kansas From Page B2 think Reagan Hurst could pos- Upperman may need to find State, Kentucky, Arizona, Miami, Tennessee, sibly be hitting first in the some extra offensive or defen- Texas, Cincinnati. Nary an upset to be found, with circle (pitching) this year. lineup as she develops. sive spark this season as the the exception of Texas over Nevada and Kansas Freshman Reagan Hurst will “Anna Gatlin could hit sec- Lady Bees will face one of their State over Creighton. also be able to see minutes,” ond for us with Riley Hurst toughest schedules in years. Kentucky and Arizona will have to work for their Williams explained. third. The fourth and fifth “We try to play as tough of a wins. Miami could struggle, but Lonnie Walker IV “I expect us to be good on de- spots could be a combination schedule as we can. Our dis- will get one win from what’ll almost certainly be fense, but we’re going to go as of either Sidney Shoemake and trict is never easy. We ended up his lone NCAA appearance. far as our pitching takes us. I Hannah Hughes. Abby Gatlin in the middle of the pack last SECOND ROUND: Virginia, Kentucky, Ten- have a lot of confidence in Cas- and Samantha Greenwood year and that’s a testament to nessee, Cincinnati. Mild upset with Kentucky over sidy and a lot of confidence in should also provide some offen- how good our district was,” Arizona, but that’s not really an upset. Abby. It is going to come down sive punch in the bottom half Williams said. “We’ve got REGIONAL SEMIFINAL: Virginia over Ken- to how hard they work down of the lineup.” DeKalb County, Macon County, tucky, Tennessee over Cincinnati. the stretch. At the end of the The pitcher, Williams said, Livingston Academy, they’re REGIONAL FINAL: Virginia over Tennessee. day, it all starts and ends in the will be expected to swing the all solid. We’ve also brought in East circle.” bat this year for the Lady Bees Watertown this year. In this FIRST ROUND: Villanova, Virginia Tech, West Last year, the Lady Bees av- and the designated player will league you can’t take a night Virginia, Wichita State, St. Bonaventure (yes, say- eraged 4.2 runs per game on play a major role in Upper- off. ing the Bonnies will beat UCLA and then Florida), their way to a 23-15 record. man’s drive for a title. “We’ve never padded our Texas Tech, Butler, Purdue. Williams would like to move “We are looking to see if our schedule. When it gets to May, SECOND ROUND: Villanova (in a very scary that average to around six or pitchers can hit a little bit this there aren’t any cupcakes on game), West Virginia, St. Bonaventure, Purdue. seven runs a game and, with year,” Williams said. “We will the schedule and that type of REGIONAL SEMIFINAL: Villanova over West the lineup he can put on the use a number of different play- schedule will get us used to Virginia, Purdue over St. Bonaventure. field, that goal may be within ers as the designated player. playing teams that are competi- REGIONAL FINAL: Villanova over Purdue. his grasp. Samantha Greenwood, Jordan tive. Midwest “We have a lot of different Cannon, Bailea Colson and Ju- “For me,” Williams added, FIRST ROUND: Kansas, N.C. State, New Mexico options at the top of our lineup. lianne Johnson could all find “anything short of playing in State, Charleston, Syracuse (winning a play-in We’ve had Kalli Bass and their way into the lineup if the district championship, or game first, then topping TCU), Michigan State, Sierra Denton in our leadoff they can prove they can put the winning the district champi- Oklahoma, Duke. positions,” Williams said. “I ball in play.” onship will be a fail.” SECOND ROUND: Kansas, New Mexico State, Michigan State, Duke. REGIONAL SEMIFINAL: Kansas over New Mex- ico State, Duke over Michigan State. REGIONAL FINAL: Duke over Kansas. West Ex-Spartans RB London says he’s transferring to UT FIRST ROUND: Xavier, Missouri, South Dakota State, Gonzaga, San Diego State, Michigan, Provi- KNOXVILLE — Running back Madre London season when John Kelly decided to bypass his dence, North Carolina. Yes, this means the 10, 11 has tweeted that he’s transferring from Michi- senior season to enter the NFL draft . Tennessee and 12 seeds all advance. gan State to Tennessee. returns Ty Chandler, who ran for 305 yards on 71 SECOND ROUND: Xavier, Gonzaga, Michigan, London said via Twitter that “with much con- carries last season. North Carolina. Top four seeds, restoring order. sideration, I have officially committed to the The Volunteers also bring back Carmin Fils- REGIONAL SEMIFINAL: Gonzaga over Xavier, University of Tennessee. #GoVols #RockyTop.” aime, who ran for 215 and two touchdowns on 31 North Carolina over Michigan. London had tweeted last month that he plans carries. REGIONAL FINAL: North Carolina over Gon- to graduate from Michigan State in May and use Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt said last week zaga, in a rematch of the 2017 title game. his final season of eligibility elsewhere. that Fils-aime would be working out at corner- Final Four London ran for 304 yards on 83 carries last back rather than running back for the first part This sends three ACC teams and a Big East team season. His most productive season came as a of spring practice. to the Final Four. redshirt freshman in 2015, when he rushed for Chryst will join a quarterback competition Virginia will beat North Carolina. 500 yards on 119 attempts. that also includes Jarrett Guarantano, Will Villanova will beat Duke. Tennessee lost its leading rusher from last McBride and incoming freshman JT Shrout. V for Victory. V for Villanova. 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Kyle Edmund (21), CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms M & M TREE SERVICE x-Toronto 49 17 .742 — Avondale, Ariz. Britain, 6-4, 6-4. with RHPs Adbert Alzolay, Eddie But- x-Boston 46 21 .687 3½ Lap length: 1.00 miles Philipp Kohlschreiber (31), Germany, def. ler, Oscar De La Cruz, Carl Edwards Trim, top & remove trees. Philadelphia 36 29 .554 12½ (Start position in parentheses) Tim Smyczek, United States, 1-6, 6-4, Jr., Luke Farrell, Cory Mazzoni, Dillon Also stump removal. New York 24 43 .358 25½ 1. (10) K. Harvick, Ford, 312 laps, 53 points. 6-4. Maples, Alec Mills, Jen-Ho Tseng and Free Est. Lic/Ins Brooklyn 21 46 .313 28½ 2. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 312, 52. Pierre-Hugues Herbert, France, def. Duane Underwood Jr.; LHPs Mike JOB # Southeast Division 3. (3) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 312, 39. Gilles Muller (24), Luxembourg, 6-3, 7- Montgomery, Randy Rosario and Rob Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 Washington 38 29 .567 — 4. (6) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 312, 40. 5. Zastryzny; Cs Victor Caratini and Will- Miami 36 31 .537 2 5. (1) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 312, 41. David Ferrer (29), Spain, def. Tennys son Contreras; INFs Javier Baez and EVERGREEN TREE ser- Charlotte 29 38 .433 9 6. (19) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 312, 32. Sandgren, United States, 6-2, 7-6 (3). David Bote; and OFs Albert Almora Jr., 78860 vice We top, trim, prune & Orlando 20 47 .299 18 7. (22) Aric Almirola, Ford, 312, 30. Feliciano Lopez (28), Spain, def. Ernesto Kyle Schwarber and Mark Zagunis on remove trees. Jeff Burchett Atlanta 20 47 .299 18 8. (15) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 312, 29. Escobedo, United States, 6-4, 6-3. one-year contracts. & Shawn Roberson. Satis- Central Division 9. (9) Erik Jones, Toyota, 312, 29. Gael Monfils, France, def. John Isner PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Assigned Indiana 39 28 .582 — 10. (23) Kurt Busch, Ford, 312, 40. (15), United States, 6-7 (5), 7-6 (3), 7- RHP Ricardo Pinto to Lehigh Valley faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd Cleveland 38 28 .576 ½ 11. (13) R. Newman, Chevrolet, 312, 26. 5. (IL). (931)319-1199, 261-8870 Milwaukee 35 31 .530 3½ 12. (11) W. Byron, Chevrolet, 312, 25. Taro Daniel, Japan, def. Novak Djokovic BASKETBALL Detroit 30 36 .455 8½ 13. (4) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 312, 24. (10), Serbia, 7-6 (3), 4-6, 6-1. National Basketball Association ARBOR MEDICS Tree Chicago 23 43 .348 15½ 14. (17) J. Johnson, Chevrolet, 312, 23. Yuki Bhambri, India, def. Lucas Pouille ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Jaylen Specialist: Owner: Scott WESTERN CONFERENCE 15. (25) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 312, 35. (9), France, 6-4, 6-4. Morris to a second 10-day contract. Winningham. ISA Certified Southwest Division 16. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 311, 21. Leonardo Mayer, Argentina, def. Kei FOOTBALL WLPct GB 17. (18) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 311, 20. Nishikori (22), Japan, 6-4, 6-1. National Football League Arborist. #SO-5152-AT Houston 52 14 .788 — 18. (2) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 311, 27. Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, def. Fed- LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Signed 537-6829 / 261-1967 New Orleans 38 28 .576 14 19. (5) Joey Logano, Ford, 311, 20. erico Delbonis, Argentina, 6-3, 7-6 (6). CB Casey Hayward to a three-year San Antonio 37 29 .561 15 20. (21) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 311, 17. Marin Cilic (2), Croatia, def. Marton contract extension. Hawkins Tree Service Dallas 21 46 .313 31½ 21. (20) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 311, 16. Fucsovics, Hungary, 7-5, 6-3. NEW YORK GIANTS — Released CB Trimming, Tree Removal, Memphis 18 48 .273 34 22. (16) David Ragan, Ford, 311, 15. Sam Querrey (18), United States, def. Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie. Northwest Division 23. (29) R. Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 311, 22. Mischa Zverev, Germany, 6-4, 7-5. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed CB Stump Grinding. Lic'd/Ins., Portland 40 26 .606 — 24. (26) K. Kahne, Chevrolet, 311, 15. Jack Sock (8), United States, def. Richard Sherman to a three-year con- Ref's. Avail. Minnesota 39 29 .574 2 25. (30) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 311, 12. Thomas Fabbiano, Italy, 6-2, 7-5. tract. 931-644-2115 Oklahoma City 39 29 .574 2 26. (8) J. McMurray, Chevrolet, 310, 11. Milos Raonic (32), Canada, def. Felix HOCKEY +*&,'!( Denver 37 30 .552 3½ 27. (36) R. Chastain, Chevrolet, 310, 0. Auger-Aliassime, Canada, 6-4, 6-4. National Hockey League Utah 37 30 .552 3½ 28. (27) D. Wallace Jr, Chevrolet, 309, 9. Marcos Baghdatis, Cyprus, def. Diego ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned D An- J & A AUTO SERVICE (&(" Pacific Division 29. (24) C. Buescher, Chevrolet, 309, 8. Schwartzman (14), Argentina, 7-5, 6-4. drew Campbell to Tucson (AHL). Re- Great service at discount Golden State 51 16 .761 — 30. (28) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 309, 12. Juan Martin del Potro (6), Argentina, def. called F Dylan Strome from Tucson on L.A. Clippers 36 29 .554 14 an emergency basis and then returned prices! TOWING AVAIL- RHETT BUTLER's 31. (34) D.J. Kennington, Toyota, 309, 6. Alex de Minaur, Australia, 6-2, 6-1. Strome to Tucson. L.A. Lakers 30 36 .455 20½ 32. (31) M. 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Pay 010 Card of Thanks care, Mulching, Landscap- tomer service skills and be based on Exp. Apply in per- Herald-Citizen 123 Carpet & Floorcovering ing, scaping, whatever your Certified Heavy Duty dies- able to mutli-task. F/T and son: Brightside Preschool To Subscribe Call 210 Child/Elder Care needs. Free Est. Lic/Ins. el mechanic. Send resume benefits package offered. 520 E 10th St, Ckvl 931-526-9715 105 Cleaning Butch Lee 931-445-4624 to Box 1224, H-C P.O. Box Mon-Fri. Send resume to 432 Comm’l Trucks For Sale WMYC - We Mow Yards 2729, Ckvl TN 38502-2729 BOX 1226, H-C PO Box 740 Comm’l, Indust. For Rent Cheap. Your economical 2729, Ckvl, TN 38502-2729. 820 Comm’l, Indust. For Sale solution to professional lawn 108 Concrete, Masonry care. Nobody beats our City of Cookeville 3 Temporary Farm Work- Athletic Program Asst-P/T 110 Construction Work rates. Call/text (931)265-7103 ers Needed. Kevin Eidson - The City of Cookeville, Leis- Cottontown, TN. Perform all 112 Electrical JP'S MOWING SERVICE: ure Services Department is duties of Tobacco Produc- 215 Employment Opportunities Just getting started. Reas- accepting applications for tion; including, but not lim- 615 Farm Tools & Machinery onable Rates, Satisfaction the position of Athletic Pro- ited to soil preparation, 750 Farmland & Pasture Rent Quaranteed. Call 931-529- gram Assistant-Part Time. planting, spraying, harvest- 835 Farms For Sale 1355, 584-0091. Experience working in an ing, & storing; other alternat- 315 Financial Services Dream Scapes Landscape athletic setting and an envir- ive work. Employment 100 Finish Carpentry, Cabinets Mowing, mulch, top soil, onment with direct contact Dates: 05/06/2018 – with the public, some recre- 540 Firewood, Stoves & Relate landscape gravel, bobcat, 01/30/2019. $11.19/hr. 630 Food For Sale ation programming experi- Worker guaranteed 3/4 of dump truck. Stone work, 515 Garage & Yard Sales decks. (931)252-4707 ence and a valid Tenness- contract hours. Tools ee driver’s license are re- p 113 Grading, Excavating, Paving quired. Pay range begins at 035 Happy Ads 140 Other $7.76/hr. Ability to work a 610 Hay, Feed & Grain flexible schedule that in- 241 Health Care Employment JACKSON MOVING We cludes nights and week- 114 Heating & Cooling have a 20' box truck & men ends. Approx 20-30 hrs per 855 Home Builders to do your job. Ref's Avail. week. Applications/re- 825 Homes For Sale Call for free Est. 931-268- sumes will be received UN- 9102 725 Houses For Rent TIL FILLED. Send to: City 015 In Memory of Cookeville, HR Depart- 815 Income Property ment, PO Box 998, 325 Insurance Cookeville, TN 38503-0998 or email 330 Investments [email protected] 205 Jobs Wanted EOE 001 Legals 605 Livestock, Poultry & Supplies 050 Lost and Found Diesel Mechanic wanted. 840 Lots, Acreage & Resorts We are seeking a diesel 710 Misc. For Rent GANTT'S AUTO TRIM mechanic with at least 3 yrs & UPHOLSTERY exp working on heavy & me- 510 Misc. For Sale Complete Auto/Boat Interiors dium duty trucks. To be con- 505 Misc. Wanted Owner Wayne Gantt sidered, you must pass a 735 Mobile Home Spaces 931-372-7606 drug screening, have your 730 Mobile Homes For Rent tools, & have a clean driv- 845 Mobile Homes For Sale ing record. A valid CDL & 320 Money Wanted ASE certification is a plus. 410 Motorcycles & ATV’s Salary is commensurate 525 Nuts & Treats w/exp & ability. Apply in per- 040 Offers For Senior Citizen son Cookeville Truck Re- 830 Open Houses pair, 4200 Old Bridge Rd 140 Other Ckvl 38506. (931)520-6014 120 Painting, Wallpapering 030 Personal Notices Inground Fiberglass Now Hiring Nurses, 121 Pest Control Pools. Life time Guar. Fast Director of Nursing, 545 Pets & Supplies install Winter Special. Call Dietary Aide, Cook, 122 Plumbing (931)349-4219 Housekeeping, CNA’s 745 Property Management Enviromental Service 005 Public Notices 215 Employment Opp. Tech & Receptionist 850 Real Estate Agents Now hiring 2 Nurses (1 for 3- 810 Real Estate For Trade Cookeville Regional Medic- 11 and 1 for 11-7. Also new 805 Real Estate Wanted al Center seeking wage scale for our nursing department depending on 415 Recreation Vehicles experience.), CNA’s (We 125 Remodeling & Repair Work Full-Time offer a $1,500 sign on bonus 715 Rooms For Rent HVAC Technician for CNA’s), 1 Director of Nursing (Bachelors Degree 277 Sales Employment A successful candidate will preferred, RN degree 290 Schools & Instruction be responsible for the up- required with relevant exp., 127 Sheetrock, Drywall 5yrs exp. in supervision keep of all HVAC/refrigera- hospital-long term care 025 Special Notices tion and air handling sys- facility or other health care 020 Statewide Clasifieds tems within the Medical institution., 1 Cook, 1 620 Tobacco Base For Rent Center. Meet compliance Dietary Aide, an 625 Tobacco Base Wanted with city, state, federal, Enviromental Service Tech, Housekeeping and a 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment NFPA and JCAHO regula- Receptionist (w/ prior exp.). 130 Tree Service and Related tions relating applicable 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers codes. Installation, We offer top pay and troubleshoot, preventive benefits including 401k 283 Trucking Employment maintenance, repair and Retirement, Employee 430 Trucks For Sale service to all HVAC/refriger- Stock Ownership, Health, 727 Vacation Rentals Dental, Life, Vacation 520 Want To Swap ation systems. Performs Package, Scholarship boiler watch, and helps oth- program for nurse 705 Wanted To Rent er trades as needed/reques- advancement. 135 Yard Work and Related ted. Responsible for com- pleting assigned task within (931) 525-6655 - Phone TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL (931) 525-3581 - Fax the PM program. 444 One-Eleven Place Cookeville, TN 38506 526-9715 EDUCATION: High school diploma or equivalent pre- We are an equal opportunity employer Herald-Citize n ferred. We’ve Got It All BETHESDA 1300 Neal Street EXPERIENCE: Cookeville, Tennessee a. 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283 Trucking Emp. 510 Misc. For Sale 545 Pets & Supplies 720 Apt/Duplex Rent 825 Homes For Sale WAYNE MILLER Trucking BEAUTIFUL BRENT- FREE TO Best Home 8 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, BY OWNER: Completely re- is looking for a driver look- WOOD Piano w/bench. In month old female tortoise- DW, CH/A. $380/mo. Small modeled 3BR, 2BA one PLEASE ing to do short runs from excellent shape! $650 obo. shell, kitten spayed/ shots to pets OK!! Call 526-1988. level brick in city limits. Tennessee to Georgia, (931)644-6999 date, vet papers call 931- Walking dist to church, North & South Carolina & 644-5966 2BR 1.5BA townhouse, schools, stores. All updated, Alabama. Give us a call BLUE CRUSHED Velvet CHA, WD/HU, $575/mo , 6 new windows, CHA, paint, CHECK 931-277-3505. Rocking Chair $100. Call LOCALLY OWNED CKC blocks from TTU. 265-8661 floors, appl's. Move in 931-607-4459 Boston Terrier puppies. ready, $129,900. (931)644- $600. Will be ready for their 2BR APT FREE FIREWOOD Close to TTU. Well kept. 7224, 931-303-7941 YOUR AD 290 Schools/Instruc- forever homes on March 17. This newspaper makes You Cut - You Haul Taking deposits now. Call Call 260-8323 House for Sale in Gains- NO HIGH school diploma Call 931-248-9261 931-261-5550 for more info. boro - $40,000. Call every effort to avoid needed. How often do you AGE 55 OR OLDER, Very (931)372-2013 FREE WOOD SKIDS Nice 1100SF duplex. 2BR. errors in see that? Putnam County Available at the rear of the Mini male poodle & Fe- Adult High School can show male Chihuahua. Older Private porch, deck, & park- advertisements. Each Herald-Citizen dogs whose owner just ing. By golf course. Country 845 Mobile you a way to complete the 1300 Neal Street, ad is carefully checked credits you missed when passed away. Must have vet setting. No pets/smoking. and proofread, but Cookeville, TN. 38501 & have references. Call $550/mo, $500 dep. Dir- WANTED TO BUY you were in school before. Used Mobile Homes when you handle Flexible schedule -- days or Having a hard time seeing 931-935-1410 ecTV incl'd. 931-544-3762 the print in your favorite Call 931-668-2031 thousands of ads, evenings. Individualized POMERANIAN CKC Reg Gray Hunter Arms: 2BR, study. Possible credit for Newspaper, Magazine or puppies. 8 wks old, 1 blue mistakes do slip Bible or ever had trouble new condo. peaceful, No work or armed services merle male $1200, 1 Smoking. Caring Manage- What’s through. We ask training. Relaxed atmo- reading the telephone dir- black/tan male $500, health ectory or a map? ment. $695. Call 528-1441 therefore, that you sphere. Free. If you are cert, parents under 9 lbs, check your ad and if between 18 and 118 and Now Available very loving & sweet. 931- Black want information about re- Deluxe Framed 639-7520 725 Houses For Rent you find an error, report gistering, call 528-8685. 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Taking applic- Classified hours are: gional Buyers Guide. $20 each; Antique what- Hay, Feed & Grain ations. 432-4380 7am-5pm not shelf $20. 931-607-4459 FEDERAL LAW allows you HAY FOR SALE: Square 4BR, 3BA Brick home. 2c To Place an ad Monday - Friday to correct your credit report White Maytag Washer, exc bales or round rolls. gar, finished bsmnt. 20 min Call 526-9715 Closed Saturday and Sunday for free. For more informa- cond, bought new $800, hi- Call 858-3550 from Ckvl, 15 min from Liv- tion about credit repair efficency used 2mos $450. ingston $1000 (931)239-5553 scams, write to the Federal Whirlpool gas dryer $450 705 Wanted To Rent Trade Commission, Wash- Used 2 mos 615-281-2350 AGE 55 OR OLDER, Very ington, D.C., 20580 or call EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity Nice 1BR house, Private the National Fraud Informa- PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real porch, deck, parking, by golf Bledsoe County Correctional Complex tion Center, 1-800-876- 515 Garage/Yard Sales estate advertised in this news- course, country setting, no Correctional Officer applications accepted online at www.tn.gov/hr 7060. This message is a paper is subject to the Federal pets/smoking, incl's Dir- and onsite Monday through Friday. public service of the Herald- Fair Housing Act of 1968 and ecTV, elec, water $650/mo, 1X3 PLANNING PLANNING a Yard A the Tennessee Human Rights • Starting Salary: $2,277/month Citizen& Regional Buyers Sale ad to run under the Act which makes it illegal to ad- $500 dep. 931-544-3762 Guide. • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus 515 YARD heading SALE??? in the classi- vertise "any preference, limita- Cute 2BR, 1.5BA Rickman • 12 Hour Shifts fied section TFN. tion or discrimination based on Live within the city limits race, color, religion, sex, famili- area. Appls, W/D HU, no • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week - Friday, Saturday & Sunday 410 Cycles & ATVs al status or national origin, han- pets/smoking. Lawncare • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule of Algood or Cookeville? dicap/disability or an intention to incl. $725/mo, $725/dep. • High School Diploma or GED Required make any such preference, lim- 510-8528 • Requested Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an itation or discrimination." This Associate of Bachelor Degree You MUST go to your newspaper will not knowingly In town loc. Upscale 3BR, accept any advertising for real 2 full BA. All utilities incl'd. Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 city’s business office to estate which is in violation of W&D, lrg living/dining, huge obtain a permit. the law. Our readers are in- great rm w/FP. $1400/mo. Employees and eligible dependents are offered Health, Dental, Life, JOB # formed that all dwellings advert- (931)252-6634 Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time Off, 401K, Retirement ised in this newspaper are Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the other benefits available. City of Algood available on an equal opportun- NICE 3BR, 2BA. Close to 59963 215 W Main St. ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- Prescott, lrg yard, pets ok. Are you interested in an accounting, administrative, counseling, Algood, TN tunity, M/F. $850/mo, $850/dep. Call maintenance, warehouse or teacing position? Be sure to check out Herald-Citizen & 858-5931. www.tn.gov/hr to view current vacancies. New lists are posted 2003 HARLEY Davidson. or Regional Buyers weekly. Application window is Wednesday-Tuesday of each week. Good bike, good shape, too many extras to list. Low City of Cookeville Guide 825 Homes For Sale www.tn.gov/correction miles. $7,000. 265-1442 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN 45 E. Broad Street 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 3BR BRICK, 1BA. Newly Cookeville, TN remodeled, on 2.5 acres. 415 RVs 715 Rooms for Rent Free State Community in 540 Firewood/Stoves Jackson Co. 931-268-2456, STAR MOTOR INN 615-533-6320 The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. FREE FIREWOOD Weekly starting @ $200 + DELIVERED tax. Free internet, frig, guest May be Hardwood or Mixed. laundry, movie rentals. Pet Will come in long lengths, Friendly, Construction will need to be cut up & Crews welcome. 526-9511 split. Call (931)260-5655 LOOKING FOR a place to 720 Apt/Duplex Rent BOAT and RV STORAGE: dump Free Fire Wood and 40' long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' Mulch in Putnam County. tall. Has electric & lights. (931)260-5655 Gated at night. 4 min. No. of LOWE'S Dual Burner Com- Algood right off Hwy 111. pact Vent Free Fireplace, Call (931)544-2871 Thermostat Control, Pro- pane or LP, Paid $600 Sell 425 Autos for Sale $400 858-2434 545 Pets & Supplies FOR RENT LOOKING FOR A PET? 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, Adopt your new best Houses. Many locations friend! FALCON REALTY, Visit us online at www.aarf- 528-2158 Classic 1973 AMC Javelin tn.com to see all of our res- falconrealtycookeville.com AMX: Survivor. V8, AT, cued dogs, cats, puppies 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / Pristine. 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Herald-Citizen & RBG 7 BARBIE Dolls w/clothes Phone (931)526-9715 • Fax (931) 526-1209 $70; 2 Chinese lamps $15 1300 Neal Street, Cookeville, TN 38501 ea. Call (931)823-0647. B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, March 12, 2018 SPORTS

Tuesday, 6:40 p.m. Tuesday, 9:10 p.m. Wednesday, 6:40 p.m. Wednesday, 9:10 p.m. MTSU 16 LIU Brooklyn (18-16) 11 St. Bonaventure (25-7) First Four 16 N.C. Central (19-15) 11 Arizona St. (20-11) March 13-14 EE W MW to host 16 Radford (22-12) 11 UCLA (21-11) Dayton, Ohio 16 Texas So. (15-19) 11 Syracuse (20-13)

First Round 2018 NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round March 15-16 Second Round Second Round March 15-16 March 17-18 Sweet 16 March 17-18 Vermont 1 Virginia (31-2) Sweet 16 1 Villanova (30-4) March 22-23 March 22-23

Friday, 9:20 p.m. Thurs., 6:50 p.m. Pittsburgh 16 UMBC (24-10) 16 LIU Bklyn/Radford in NIT 8 Creighton (21-11) Mar. 18 Elite 8 Elite 8 Mar. 17 8 Virginia Tech (21-11) Friday, 6:50 p.m. March 24-25 March 24-25 Thurs., 9:20 p.m.

Contributed | MTSU ATHLETICS Charlotte, N.C. 9 Kansas St. (22-11) 9 Alabama (19-15) Mar. 22 5 Kentucky (24-10) Mar. 23 5 West Vir. (24-10) MURFREESBORO — Thurs., 7:10 p.m. Friday, 4 p.m. San Diego Middle Tennessee 12 Davidson (21-11) 12 Murray St. (26-5) FINAL FOUR earned its fourth con- 4 Arizona (27-7) Mar. 17 Mar. 18 4 Wichita St. (25-7) San Antonio secutive postseason Thurs., 9:40 p.m. Friday, 1:30 p.m. berth Sunday following Boise, Idaho 13 Buffalo (26-8) March 31 13 Marshall (24-10) a 24-7 season that saw SOUTH EAST the program’s first ever 6 Miami (Fl.) (22-9) Atlanta Boston 6 Florida (20-12) Thurs., 3:10 p.m. Mar. 24 Mar. 25 Thurs., 9:57 p.m. Associated Press Top 25 11 Loyola-Chi. (28-5) 11 St. Bonaventure/UCLA ranking. The Blue Dallas 3 Tennessee (25-8) Mar. 17 Mar. 17 3 Texas Tech (24-9)

Raiders earned a No. 3 Dallas Thurs., 12:40 p.m. Thurs., 7:27 p.m. seed in the National In- 14 Wright St. (25-9) 14 SFA (28-6) vitational Tournament and will host No. 6 7 Nevada (27-7) Mar. 22 Mar. 23 7 Arkansas (23-11)

Friday, 4:30 p.m. Friday, 3:10 p.m. Detroit seeded Vermont in NATIONAL Murfreesboro on Tues- 10 Texas (19-14) 10 Butler (20-13) day. 2 Cincinnati (30-4) Mar. 18 CHAMPIONSHIP Mar. 18 2 Purdue (28-6) “I’ve prepared our Friday, 2 p.m. April 2 Friday, 12:40 p.m. Georgia St. (24-10) Cal St. Fullerton (20-11) guys for being in the 15 15 NIT and told them this could be a really good 1 Xavier (28-5) 1 Kansas (27-7) Wichita, Kan. field,” head coach Ker- Friday, 7:20 p.m. Thurs., 2 p.m. 16 N.C. Cent./Tex. So. 16 Penn (24-8) mit Davis said. “I told them there is a real 8 Missouri (20-12) Mar. 18 Mar. 17 8 Seton Hall (21-11) good chance we get to Friday, 9:50 p.m. Thurs., 4:30 p.m.

Nashville, Tenn.9 Florida Nashville, Tenn. St. (20-11) 9 NC State (21-11) face another conference champion that has won 5 Ohio State (24-8) Mar. 22 Mar. 23 5 Clemson (23-9) a lot of games and that’s Thurs., 4 p.m. Friday, 9:57 p.m. San Diego exactly what we got 12 S. Dakota St. (28-6) 12 New Mex. St. (28-5) with Vermont.” 4 Gonzaga (30-4) Mar. 17 Mar. 18 4 Auburn(25-7)

The 2018 NIT appear- Boise, Idaho Thurs., 1:30 p.m. Friday, 7:27 p.m. ance is the seventh trip 13 UNC-Green (27-7) WEST MIDWEST 13 Charleston (26-7) to the postseason in the 6 Houston (26-7) Los Angeles Omaha, Neb. 6 TCU (21-11) Mar. 24 Mar. 25 last nine years for the Thurs., 7:20 p.m. Friday, 9:40 p.m. Detroit Blue Raiders, who last 11 San Diego St. (22-10) 11 Ariz. St./Syracuse appeared in the NIT in 3 Michigan (28-7) Mar. 17 Mar. 18 3 Michigan St. (29-4) 2012. Middle Tennessee Thurs., 9:50 p.m. All times EDT Friday, 9:10 p.m. went 2-1 in that postsea- Kan. Wichita, 14 Montana (26-7) 14 Bucknell (25-9) son appearance, down- Mar. 22 ing Marshall in Murphy 7 Texas A&M (20-12) Mar. 23 7 Rhode Island (25-7) Center and Tennessee in Friday, 12:15 p.m. Thurs., 12:15 p.m. Pittsburgh 10 Providence (21-13) 10 Oklahoma (18-13) Knoxville before falling to Minnesota at home, 2 UNC (25-10) Mar. 18 Mar. 17 2 Duke (26-7) Friday, 2:45 p.m. Thurs., 2:45 p.m.

78-72. Charlotte, N.C. 15 Lipscomb (23-9) 15 Iona (20-13) Middle Tennessee is AP making its fourth NIT appearance and is 4-3 all-time in the tournament. The Blue Raiders pre- Tennessee falls to Kentucky in SEC final viously made trips to the NIT in 1986 and 1988 By KURT VOIGT under head coach Bruce Associated Press Stewart, reaching the quarterfinals in 1988 ST. LOUIS — John Calipari kept telling with wins over Ten- anyone who would listen that this group nessee and Georgia in of Kentucky freshmen just needed a little Murfreesboro. more time than most to figure things out. Middle Tennessee fin- That faith was shaken when the Wild- ished its 2018 conference cats lost four straight games last month. slate with a 16-2 record, But they delivered on their coach’s opti- earning its second con- mism on Sunday. secutive C-USA regular Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 29 season title. points, and Kentucky beat No. 13 Ten- The 16 league wins nessee 77-72 for its fourth straight South- are one shy of the Con- eastern Conference Tournament ference USA record championship. which MT set just a sea- It’s the 31st title in tournament history son ago with a 17-1 mark for the Wildcats, whose No. 4 seed in the in conference play. event was the lowest in Calipari’s nine The Raiders are led by seasons at the school. The Wildcats (24-10) Conference USA Player were one defeat away last month from of the Year Nick King what would have been the longest losing and senior guard Giddy streak in the Calipari era, but they have Potts alongside double- won seven of eight since — including digit scorers Brandon their first in three tries this season Walters and Antwain against the No. 2 seed Volunteers. Johnson. All in all, it’s a Kentucky group that ap- King, a graduate pears primed for next week’s NCAA Tour- transfer for MT in 2017- nament. Jeff Roberson | AP 18, has been dominant “A month ago, I wasn’t sure we’d be in Tennessee guard James Daniel III, center, passes the ball away from Kentucky’s all season long while the tournament,” Calipari said. “And Quade Green, left, and Wenyen Gabriel, right, during the second half of the champi- boasting 21.1 points and then I had to ask ... ‘Does everybody get to onship game at the Southeastern Conference tournament Sunday in St. Louis. 8.4 rebounds per game go to the SEC tournament?’ I wasn’t even on his way to the sure we’d get here. But I come back to league’s top honor. this: We needed to lose those games. We of 18,974 into a wild celebration. The Admiral Schofield had 22 points and 10 He was also named a needed to lose four in a row.” freshman guard finished 10 of 16 from the rebounds for Tennessee (25-8), which was USA Today Third Team Despite racing to a 17-point lead in the field with seven rebounds and a pair of attempting to win its first tournament All-American and Karl first half Sunday, the Wildcats’ seemingly steals. championship since 1979. Grant Williams Malone Award finalist annual SEC Tournament coronation was Kevin Knox had 18 points for the Wild- added 15 points, while Jordan Bone scored last week. delayed by a Tennessee team trying to win cats, and Quade Green finished with 10. 12 and Lamonte Turner had 10. The Blue Raiders and its first title in almost 40 years. “Shai has the ball in his hands a lot dur- Cold-shooting Vols Catamounts will tip at 7 But Gilgeous-Alexander capped his ing the game, and he’s really grown over A night after hitting 11 of their first 12 p.m. CT on Tuesday in tournament Most Valuable Player per- the year and be able to get his points and shots and 76 percent (19 of 25) in the first the Murphy Center. The formance by hitting the clinching free get other people involved,” Knox said. “I half of a semifinal win over Arkansas , contest will be televised throws with 2.4 seconds remaining, send- think right now he’s playing his best bas- the Volunteers didn’t fare nearly as well on ESPNU. ing the overwhelmingly Kentucky crowd ketball because he’s one of our leaders.” early on Sunday. NHL capsules: Oleksiak leads Penguins to 3-1 win over Stars PITTSBURGH (AP) — syuk for fifth on the NHL’s saves for the Penguins with Seabrook added a goal from Islanders 5, Flames 2 Jamie Oleksiak scored a goal all-time points list among starter Matt Murray out for the right circle on a screened CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — against his former team to Russian-born players. He also his seventh game. shot with 1:05 remaining as Rookie goalie Christopher help the Pittsburgh Penguins equaled a season-high six- Blackhawks 3, Bruins 1 the Blackhawks ended Gibson made 50 saves as the beat the Dallas Stars 3-1 on game points streak. CHICAGO (AP) — Patrick Boston’s six-game winning New York Islanders snapped Sunday night. Pittsburgh, which re- Kane scored a tiebreaking streak and their own two- an eight-game losing streak. Oleksiak scored his fifth of bounded from a 5-2 loss at power-play goal with 3:16 left game slide. Anders Lee scored twice, the season, while Evgeni Toronto one night earlier, in the third period and had Chicago’s Artem Anisimov while Johnny Boychuk had a Malkin got his 39th and jumped past Washington for an assist to lead Chicago. scored his 20th goal, reaching goal and two assists for New added an assist. Patric Horn- first place in a tight Metro- Kane scored on a screened that mark for the third York, which was 0-4-4 since qvist scored a power-play politan Division. The Pen- shot from just inside the left straight season since the winning at Carolina on Feb. goal, his 20th, to help the Pen- guins, who lost six of their point to put Chicago ahead 2- Blackhawks acquired him 16. Nick Leddy and Jordan guins win for the fourth in previous seven against Dal- 1 with Boston’s Zdeno Chara from Columbus. Anton Fors- Eberle also scored for the Is- five games. las, have won 14 of their last off for high-sticking Brandon berg made 31 saves, and landers, and Casey Cizikas Malkin, now with 919 15 overall at home. Saad, getting a double-minor Jonathan Toews had three as- and John Tavares had two as- points, moved past Pavel Dat- Casey DeSmith made 17 for drawing blood. Brent sists. sists each.