Ex-MSU Employee Arrested for Embezzlement

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er charged travel “Employees like Ms. Hold- Suspect allegedly absconded with $35K in foundation funds expenses on her er, who violate the public trust, Dispatch Staff Report Wednesday after an investiga- on one count of embezzlement personal credit will be held accountable for tion was conducted by the state after the state auditor’s office card, which was their actions,” Pickering said in A 20-year employee of Mis- auditor’s office. determined Holder “received paid by a private the release. sissippi State University is University Chief Communi- excessive reimbursement foundation, and Holder worked for MSU accused of embezzling about cations Officer Sid Salter con- for travel” — approximately then submitted from 1991 until she was fired $35,000 from the university firmed Holder was state 4-H $35,496.98 — between Septem- Holder reimbursement on Nov. 30, 2011, the release across a five-year period. program leader and an Exten- ber 2007 and October 2011. to MSU for the states. Susan Holder, 63, was sion Service professor. Holder was released on a same expenses,” The Associated Press re- arrested by the Oktibbeha Holder was indicted by an $10,000 bond on Friday. a release from Auditor Stacey ports Holder had moved from County Sheriff’s Department Oktibbeha County grand jury “Evidence shows that Hold- Pickering’s office states. Starkville to Pecos, Texas.

16 CMSD Boys and Girls Club to expand students teen center with $50,000 grant retained for reading scores Hickman releases number to avoid facing Open Records complaint

By ISABELLE ALTMAN [email protected]

Sixteen students in the Columbus Municipal School District are repeat- ing third grade this year after failing the 2015-16 state-mandated reading Isabelle Altman/Dispatch Staff assessment, CMSD Su- From left, Columbus Middle School students Kevin Chen, 11, Jakylia Collins, 12, and Alivia Coleman, 11, work perintendent Philip Hick- in their Career Launch workbooks at the Boys and Girls Club of Columbus. Chen is the son of Yizhong and Qiuju man confirmed in an email Hickman Chen of Columbus. Collins is the daughter of Linda Stewart of Columbus and Jerome Collins of West Point. Wednesday. Coleman is the daughter of Jay and Alisha Coleman of Columbus. Another 11 students had failing scores but were promoted based on good cause exemption, which includes students with Columbus club to use funds disabilities or students for whom English is a second language. received from Lowe’s grant The Dispatch previously reported the By ISABELLE ALTMAN retention rates of the Lowndes County [email protected] and the Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidat- ed school districts. LCSD did not have very afternoon after school, 12-year-old any students repeat third grade, while Jakylia Collins gets off the school bus on SOCSD retained 12 third graders. E14th Avenue North to spend a little time at Hickman released the numbers to The her home away from home. Dispatch more than three weeks after For four years, she’s spent the gap between receiving a written open records request leaving school and going home at the Boys and only after the newspaper expressed and Girls Club in Columbus, and she said she to the superintendent its intent to file an wouldn’t have it any other way. Open Records Act complaint against him “I couldn’t imagine myself going anywhere and CMSD with the Mississippi Ethics but here after school because I’ve been so used Commission. The two other districts released their to coming here,” Collins said. “It would be weird if I had to go somewhere else.” Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff retention rates on the same day they re- From left, Aja White, Nadia Colom and Brittany Turner sit ceived requests for the information. Collins is one of 25 students enrolled in the together in the teen center at the Boys and Girls Club in Hickman, who initially denied the teen program at the Columbus club — one of 130 Columbus. They are hoping to use a $50,000 grant to open records request because he believed See Grant, 8A expand the center and to serve more area teenagers. the Mississippi Department of Education See CMSD, 8A Lowndes increases security after break-ins Security cameras to be Courthouse, the administration building and Lowndes FUN AT THE added after August incident County Justice Court. PARK: Layla Two men were arrested for Edwards, 2, enjoys the By Alex Holloway the Aug. 8 incident, after one swings at [email protected] allegedly stole a truck from Propst Park Perma Corporation, located in Columbus Lowndes County will soon begin install- at 125 Armstrong Road, took Billingsley Tuesday after- ing camera systems at several of its build- it to the Lowndes County noon. Layla is ings after a break-in at a county road barn vehicle barn in Caledonia, set the daughter in early August. it on fire, and then stole a Lowndes Coun- of Natalie Supervisors unanimously approved ty pickup. The man, 34-year-old Edward Edwards and Fredrick spending $10,000 for security camera in- Jones, was later found in Pickens County Roland. stallation at the county’s five district road after he abandoned the county truck to Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff barns, the central barn, Lowndes County See Cameras, 3A

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Nonsubscribers can purchase online access for less than $9 per month. @ Go to www.cdispatch.com/subscribe Joe Cook recognized among America’s healthiest schools DISPATCH STAFF REPORT at promoting healthy choices Each school that makes the of food options in the cafeteria. run at home with their families. and lifestyles for its students, list has to meet requirements Joe Cook was also recog- For the final lap in the 26-mile Joe Cook Fine Arts Magnet according to a press release laid out in the organization’s nized for its healthy food in the run, the school held an event School is the only school in from The Alliance. Healthy Schools Program cafeteria — which includes free in which students, families and Mississippi to be named to the “Healthy schools are bet- Framework of Best Practices breakfast for students, water faculty all ran the last mile to- Alliance for a Healthier Genera- ter schools — it’s that simple,” and can win a Gold, Silver or and cups at lunch and pre-sliced gether. tion’s annual “America’s Health- CEO Howell Wechsler said in Bronze Award. 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Tupelo officer back at work weeks after fatal shooting 9/11 Disaster The Associated Press indict him in the shoot- Tyler Cook is carrying from a traffic stop and ing death of a black man out administrative du- Cook and a police dog Prep Rally JACKSON — A white who ran from a traffic ties at the Tupelo Police found him hiding un- police officer is back at stop. Department. der a house. An autop- Preparation for disaster in a fun and friendly way! work in northeast Mis- City spokeswoman Antwun “Ronnie” sy showed 37-year-old sissippi, weeks after a Leesha Faulkner con- Shumpert died June 18 Shumpert was shot four grand jury declined to firmed Wednesday that after police said he ran times. Sunday, Sept. 11 Columbus Soccer Complex Area arrests 3pm-7pm The following arrests were made by Lowndes Moment of Silence at 6pm • Free Hot Dogs County Sheriff’s Office: Free for Everyone • Geared to Students Grades K-5 ■ Elboni Glenn, 20, Free Access to Fire Truck was charged with armed & Firemen Decorate a Pillowcase robbery. for FREE! ■ Jeanna Conti, 38, was charged with improp- Glenn Conti J. Williams Lewis Barrett Gurley er equipment, no insur- FREE BOOKS to the 1st 100 students, ance, possession of para- provided by Mother Goose phernalia, possession of controlled substance and possession of methamphetamine. Contact Renée Sanders at Volunteer Columbus ■ Jason Williams, 34, for more information at 662-328-0943. © The Dispatch was charged with possession of weapon by felon. ■ James Lewis, 37, was Bishop Jr. M. Williams Pullin Gordon Gray F. Williams charged with grand larce- session of ny. cont rol led ■ Patrion Barrett, 20, substance. was charged with bur- ■ Jeffery glary of a dwelling. Gordon, 19, ■ Christopher Gurley, was charged 31, was charged with pos- with posses- session of methamphet- sion of sto- amine and two counts of len firearm. Perry Roberts Johnson Ballard Aycock contempt of court. ■ Nicho- violation, no insurance, methamphetamine and ■ Marcell Bishop Jr., las Gray, 35, was charged possession of marijuana contempt of court. 24, was charged with cy- with possession of meth- in vehicle and possession ■ Amber Ballard, 23, berstalking. amphetamine. of weapon by felon. was charged with sus- ■ Michael Williams, ■ Freddie Williams ■ Angela Roberts, 40, pended drivers license, 24, was charged with pos- Jr., 32, was charged with was charged with bur- no insurance, improper session of controlled sub- shoplifting third offense, glary of commercial prop- equipment, possession of stance and possession of cyberstalking and posses- erty and possession of methamphetamine and drugs within facilities. sion of weapon by a felon. controlled substance. expired tag. ■ Natalie Pullin, 38, ■ Gregory Perry, 40, ■ Haeven Johnson, 24, ■ Laura Aycock, 21, was charged with improp- was charged with improp- was charged with seatbelt was charged with bur- er equipment and pos- er equipment, seatbelt violation, possession of glary.

Cameras Continued from Page 1A steal another truck. The visors approved leaves Bishop said a simi- tivity options at the road second suspect, 25-year- about $1,000 for overages. lar setup will likely be barns. Even so, he said old Justin Painter, turned Bishop told The Dis- installed at the justice the saved footage should himself in the day after patch he’s looking at pur- court. be enough for officials to the incident. chasing cameras from Cameras at the barns review, if an incident hap- Ubiquity that record in will just save footage, County Road Manag- pens. er Ronnie Burns said the color and high-definition. rather than be monitored Bishop said the cam- alleged thieves knocked The cameras also have a in real-time, Bishop said. down a gate, took two “night-vision” mode for “The reality of all those era system is a cost-effec- pickups, some chain- recording in the dark. He county barns is during the tive way for the county to saws, a pole saw, mosqui- said traditional security day, all that equipment is prevent or mitigate future to sprayer, fuel tank and cameras can cost about out,” he said. “So at night incidents like the barn some toolboxes. $300-350 apiece, but they come in and lock it break-in. After the incident, su- Ubiquity’s cameras only up and everyone leaves, “Even with our insur- pervisors directed county cost about $100 each. so there’s no real way of ance, what that’s going to Information Technology He said the company monitoring it.” end up costing us more - Still, it’s possible that Director Lance Bishop to also provides free soft than what the camera sys- ware that will let him a remote monitoring sys- review how to improve se- tem is,” he said. “So this curity. program the DVR (digital tem could be set up with will act as a deterrent and County Administrator video recorder) to his lik- the Lowndes County will also hopefully reduce Ralph Billingsley said ing, which in turn allows Sheriff’s Office in the fu- Bishop suggested putting him to put hard drives in ture, Bishop said. But he our insurance some. It cameras at each location, the old county computers noted that might be diffi- should more than pay for with some cost-saving and use them to save foot- cult with limited connec- itself in short order.” measures that use equip- age. ment the county already There’s not yet an in- has. stallation timeframe, “We’ve got some older Bishop said, as he still PCs that he will repur- has to order the cameras. pose to save footage,” He said it will likely take Billingsley said. “It keeps a few months to get the about a two-week buffer entire system installed at that we can look at in case each building. LONG-TERM DEBT of an incident.” Bishop said the courthouse cameras system ADVISORY COMMITTEE will include a video dis- The Columbus Municipal School District believes ‘It should more than play near the front en- pay for itself’ trance where security in the active involvement and participation from Billingsley said camera guards are posted to allow stakeholders in District affairs. The newly-formed installation should cost them to monitor camera CMSD Community Debt Advisory Committee is about $3,000 at the court- feeds. established to allow for community input regarding house, $3,500 total for the “The other great ben- five road barns, $1,000 efit is that as people are long-term debt management strategies engaged by Send in your church event! for justice court, $700 for coming and going, they’ll the District. If you are interested in serving, please email [email protected] the county administration be able to see that those contact Ms. Tammie Holmes, Chief Financial Subject: Religious brief building and $800 for the cameras are in place,” he Officer, at [email protected] or road department central said. “That, in itself, will barn. The $10,000 super- act as a good deterrent.” 662.241.7400. © The Dispatch 4A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Business THE SHERMAN BUSINESS REPORT Louisiana Shrimp Shack now open in Columbus

available seasonally. Thrive Health, PLUS: Weekends Plus The Shrimp Shack is formerly North Missis- Urgent Care open in open 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. sippi Acupuncture in Thursday-Saturday. Columbus, is now open Columbus and Thrive The eatery offers both in Starkville. take-out orders and Located at 823-C Health new to Starkville catering services. Highway 12 W., Thrive Also new to Colum- Health offers treat- BY CALEB W. SHERMAN bus is Weekends Plus ments for pain, chronic [email protected] Urgent Care. eye disease and other The medical clinic, conditions through ouisiana Shrimp Shack opens located at 3189 Holly traditional Chinese today in Columbus. Caleb Sherman Hills Plaza, Suite H, medicine, acupuncture, Kenny Whitey, a commer- L opened Monday. Chinese herbs and cial fisherman operating out of the Gulf of Mexico, is here to provide Judy Trenary, a supplements. Personal the Golden Triangle with fresh- nurse practitioner, is the owner coaching for businesses is also caught seafood in the small store and provider for the location. offered. Operated by Clare Mallory located at 1909 Highway 45 N., the Christina Bradford is the office O’Nan and Meagan O’Nan, the former location of Fine Consign & manager. The clinic employs one clinic offers “medicine to help you More. other nurse, Amanda Wideman. thrive.” Whitey is originally from New It is open from 9 a.m.-10 p.m. The acupuncture clinic is Orleans and brings with him cook- Saturdays, from 1-9 p.m. Sundays open from 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon- ing skills “raised on the bayou.” He and from 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Mondays. day-Thursday and from 9 a.m.-2 said he wants to offer Golden Tri- The clinic offers family care, pre- p.m. Friday. A ribbon-cutting cere- angle residents a source of genuine ventative care and urgent care. mony will be held Oct. 14 at 4 p.m. Gulf-caught seafood. In addition to “Judy saw a need for evening The Sherman Business Report freshly caught shrimp and crabs, care, especially on the weekends,” is a weekly column that runs each which Whitey offers frozen, boiled Bradford said, “So, after working Thursday. We want your input. and fried, the Shrimp Shack also at the hospital and the Walmart Send items and tips to news@ has crawfish, oysters and even alli- clinic, she started working to open cdispatch.com or CWSherman93@ gator meat. Some items are only her own clinic.” gmail.com

BUSINESS BRIEFS Hazard hired Lowndes County Council habilitation medical degree from on Aging, Classic Book patrons of BankFirst announces the University of Puerto Radio, Rotary Club, and Windsor the addition of James A. Rico School of Medicine Lowndes Young Leaders. Place. Hazard to in 1988, where he also He is a member of Holder complete his internship its team. St. Paul’s Episcopal is a social Hazard and residency in general Church in Columbus, services di- surgery. He completed will serve where he serves on both rector and a second residency in as assis- the church and school admissions Holder tant vice boards. coordinator cardiothoracic surgery president, with Windsor Place. at Ohio State University business Medical Center. Dox Hazard Holder honored banker in spent 17 years in private © The Dispatch The Mississippi Dox hired Like Us On Facebook! the Colum- Health Care Association Baptist Memorial practice in Lima, Ohio, bus Main location. He is a recognized Misty Holder Hospital-Golden Triangle where he served as chief graduate of Auburn Uni- in its annual Caregiver welcomed Dr. Hector of the Division of Cardio- versity and has six years Awards Luncheon on Dox to its staff as a cardi- thoracic Surgery at San of banking experience. Aug. 25 for her work ac, thoracic and vascular Rita’s Medical Center. James serves on several and dedication to the surgeon on Aug. 15. Dox and his wife, Car- boards in the community: skilled-nursing and re- Dox received his ol, live in Columbus.

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The bill has passed Congress back at work, but how much lawmakers ness groups want to see the House. small business owners Another measure accomplish then may de- how much attention their are hoping issues they with bipartisan support pend on the results of the wish list gets from the care about like tax reform that Kerrigan says has a presidential voting and presidential campaigns of or health care will get chance of passing would Democrat Hillary Clinton some attention. They may which party controls the modify online crowd- and Republican Donald be left waiting a while. House and Senate. funding investment that BRING IN THIS AD FOR $7.00 OFF ANY REPAIR! Trump. Most of the focus this “There will be a lot of became legal in May. fall will likely be on the things that will be kicked The bill, which has been presidential race and oth- down the road, and that The agenda approved by the House, er elections. 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Upcoming events Britain’s economy is stable — and people are surprised Business After Hours Ten weeks after Britain’s vote to leave The question is wheth- psychology took over and er this is simply the calm we got some very odd out- Starkville Cadence Bank Plaza the European Union some say the before the storm — becomes which are busily fore Britain goes through self-correcting over a pe- 301 West Main Street, fearmongering was overdone with the decision to leave riod of time.” the EU and negotiates its But Swati Dhingra, one Starkville THE ASSOCIATED PRESS try in or close to recession new relationship — or is of those who forecast se- this year. the country such a good vere damage to the econo- place to do business that my, says the danger hasn’t September 15 LONDON — Fear of Ten weeks after the it can weather the disloca- past. Warnings about the an economic meltdown vote, though, some say tion of Brexit. impact of Brexit were fo- 5-7pm was the biggest weapon the fearmongering was “The City called it cused on what might hap- in the campaign to stop overdone. Though the wrong,” Nigel Wilson, pen when Britain leaves Britain from leaving the pound has fallen to a 30- chief executive of Legal the EU, and that won’t European Union. year low, as predicted, & General, an insurer and happen for more than two Economic and finan- people continue to spend pension provider that has years — at least. Until cial experts in the City of and activity in manufac- 746 billion pounds ($1 tril- then, no one knows what London, which has a lot turing and services re- lion) under management, the country’s relationship to lose from an EU exit, bounded last month from told the BBC this week. with the EU will look like 662-328-4491 • clchamber.org warned that a decision to a sharp contraction in “Everyone was naturally a and what effect it will have Follow us on Facebook: leave would hit business July. House prices have ‘Remainer’ and therefore on trade, labor supply and so hard as to put the coun- held up. when it didn’t happen, investment, she said. facebook.com/ColumbusLowndesChamber © The Dispatch The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 5A AREA OBITUARIES COMMERCIAL DISPATCH Church Cemetery. Vis- in Ackerman with the Misty Johnson; brother, OBITUARY POLICY Martha Partain Shelly Rush itation is from noon-6 Rev. 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Burial will 11 a.m. Saturday at Angeles; and 27 grand- memorialfuneral.net Home Chapel, burial will follow at Sulligent City follow in St. Matthew Bethlehem MB Church children. Cemetery, Sulligent AL. Visitation will be held one hour prior to service at the funeral home. Kenneth Kendrick Mr. Kendrick was born on Monday, July 31, Visitation: 1944 in Nauvoo, AL to the late James B. and Le- Saturday, Sept. 10 • 10 AM ota Strahan Kendrick. He was a retired carpen- Memorial Funeral Home Services: ter, and a U.S. Navy Veteran. In addition to his Female WWII pilot has finally Saturday, Sept. 10 • 11 AM parents he was preceded in death by the mother Memorial Funeral Home Chapel Burial of his children, Sandra Dale Kendrick, and his Sulligent City Cemetery brothers, Jerry “Scrooge”, Jack, and Romay Ken- been laid to rest at Arlington memorialfuneral.net drick. Survivors include: Daughter: Leota Kend- er pilot in U.S. history to ‘These were feisty, brave, Betty Ruth Welch rick (Jeremy Abrams), Foley, AL; Son: Steven fly in combat. Kendrick (Chastity), Steens, MS; Sisters: Cleo McSally said the Incomplete adventurous, patriotic women’ memorialfuneral.net Stephens, Doris Henson; Brothers: Stan Kend- WASPs were an inspira- rick, Curtis Kendrick; Grandchildren: Rebecca BY MATTHEW BARAKAT during World War II so tion for her when she was Thompson, Katelyn Kendrick, Orion Kendrick, The Associated Press that men were freed up for the only female pilot in her Anthony Kendrick, Justis Kendrick, Desiree combat. training class. ARLINGTON, Va. Gray, and Bobby Gray III. The women did not “These were feisty, The Pallbearers will be: Chad Drummond, — After flying military brave, adventurous, pa- have military status at the Mike Drummond, Anthony Kendrick, Justis planes during World War time but were retroactive- triotic women,” she said, II, raising a family, visit- recalling that some of the Kendrick, David Christ, and Jeremy Abrams. ly designated veterans in The Honorary Pallbearer will be: Heath Dyer. ing all seven continents 1977. And for many years, WASPs gave her pep talks and bungee-jumping in WASPs were eligible to when she considered leav- Expressions of Sympathy May New Zealand at 83, Elaine have their ashes placed in ing the Air Force early on. Be Left At Harmon had one final, urns at Arlington. Harmon’s granddaugh- seemingly simple wish: to Last year, though, ter, Erin Miller, helped www.memorialfuneral.net be laid to rest at Arlington Army officials concerned lead the lobbying efforts. National Cemetery. about limited space at the She even had “H.R. 4336,” Harmon got her wish cemetery ruled WASPs in- the name of McSally’s leg- Wednesday, at a funeral eligible for Arlington. islation, tattooed on her with military honors and a Harmon’s family fought forearm. Larry Ferguson flyover, but it took a lobby- back. In December, an As- Larry Wayne Ferguson, age 66, of Columbus, ing campaign by her fami- sociated Press story about Somewhere down the road you’re going MS, passed away September 5, 2016, at Baptist ly and an act of Congress. the family’s campaign to have to think about it. Memorial Hospital East of Memphis, TN. Funer- In the process, the prompted widespread crit- We all face it, but most of us avoid thinking about it: al services will be Friday, September 9, 2016, at campaign helped bring icism of the Army. In May, final preparations. 2:00 PM at Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with to light the long-forgotten President Barack Obama Rev. Steve Lammons officiating. The interment exploits of the fearless fe- signed legislation allow- When Caring Counts... will immediately follow at Pleasant Hill Ceme- male pilots known as the ing WASPs in Arlington. tery. Visitation will be one hour prior to the ser- WASPs. The legislation — vice. Harmon, who died last which passed unanimous- FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY Mr. Ferguson was born November 5, 1949, year at 95, was a member ly — was sponsored by 1131 N. Lehmberg Rd. in Columbus, MS, to the late Charlie Dean and of Women Airforce Ser- Rep. Martha McSally, Columbus, MS 39702 Ruby Hazel Shepherd Ferguson. He worked for vice Pilots, who flew mil- R-Arizona, herself a re- (662) 328-1808 a number of years for Monroe Tufline and Kerr itary aircraft on support tired Air Force officer who McGee. In addition to his parents, he was pre- and training missions was the first female fight- ceded in death by a brother, James Ricky Fergu- son. Survivors include his wife, Peggy Thrasher Ferguson of Columbus, MS, sons, Eric Ferguson and his wife Mindy and Daniel Ferguson, both of Columbus, MS, step children, Anita Turner of Co- 2 psychologists plead guilty lumbus, MS, Ike Faris of Columbus, MS, James Faris of Columbus, MS, Penny South of Vernon, in $25 million Medicare scam © The Dispatch AL, Sherman Faris of Caledonia, MS, and Bry- an Faris of Columbus, MS, brothers, James Fer- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS partment of Justice news guson of Columbus, MS, Cameron Ferguson of release. October 1 Deadline Millport, AL, and Phillip Ferguson of Columbus, NEW ORLEANS — Each pleaded guilty in October 1, 2016, is the deadline MS, sisters, Ann Barton of Pickensville, AL, Kay Psychologists from Lou- New Orleans’ federal dis- Anderson of Columbus, MS, and Vickie Benoist isiana and Mississippi trict court to one count to establish simplified employee of Jackson, MS. 17 grandchildren, 8 great grand- admitted participating in of conspiracy to commit pension plans and simple IRAs. children, and numerous nieces and nephews. a $25 million Medicare health care fraud. Pallbearers will be Tommy Patterson, Lee Ray, scam by billing for un- In statements made Reminder: 401(k) plans must be Randall Barton, Ike Faris, James Faris, Sherman necessary or nonexistent as part of their pleas, the Faris, Tyler Faris, and Jay Boy Ferguson. tests on nursing home two say that they worked established and funded before Johnny Peters Honorary pallbearers will be Barney Conn, patients across the South- for two companies run by the end of 2016. ChFC®, LUTCF Glenn Anderson, Chuck Anderson, Billy Thrash- east, federal authorities co-defendants scheduled Financial Services er, Jay Ferguson, Mark Turner, Gene Barton, said Wednesday. for trial next month. They Professional* Doug South, Ryan Turner, Luke Turner, Ricky As part of their guilty said those companies, Ferguson, Cameron Ferguson, Bryan Ferguson, pleas, Beverly Stubble- Nursing Home Psycho- eters Retirement Services Phillip Ferguson, and James Ferguson. field, 62, of Slidell, Loui- logical Services Inc. and Memorials may be made to St. Judes Chil- siana, and John Teal, 46, Psychological Care Ser- POffering retirement strategies, investments* and risk management. dren’s Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, of Jackson, Mississippi, vices Inc., billed Medi- *John R. Peters, Jr., Registered Representative offering securities through NYLIFE Securities LLC, TN, 38101. admitted they’re respon- care for tests that were not Member FINRA/SIPC, A Licensed Insurance Agency 105 5th Street N., Suite 300, Columbus, 39701 Expressions of Sympathy May sible for more than $5.6 needed or not given at all Peters Retirement Services is not owned or operated by NYLIFE Securities LLC or its affiliates. million in fraudulent to nursing home residents 105 5th Street N. • Suite 300 • Columbus • 662-251-9947 Be Left At claims submitted to Medi- in Mississippi, Louisiana, www.petersretirementservices.com care, according to a De- Florida and Alabama. www.memorialfuneral.net 6A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016

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PETER IMES General Manager ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller OUR VIEW All county residents deserve constructive discussions on parks Tuesday, the Lowndes can be provided. officials are strained. That’s on the lucrative business of these issues in a way that County Board of Supervisors We recognize there are hardly a secret, but Tuesday’s travel team sports. It is unlike- benefits all of the county’s chil- voted unanimously to send a some serious obstacles. action is not likely to ease ly that the city could match dren regardless of where they notice of intent to withdraw First, there is a spirit of mis- those tensions. The idea that the funds required to fulfill live. We cannot support any from its inter-local agreement trust between city and county the city must be forced to the its responsibilities as an equal plan that produces winners with the city to operate our officials that, if not resolved, table will be viewed as a threat partner in that project. Super- and losers in our recreation, parks. undermines any meaningful by city officials, no doubt. visors are not inclined to pay especially when it comes to A year’s notice is required progress these meetings are The second biggest obstacle for the project while sharing children. under the agreement and su- designed to produce. is a matter of control over the control of it, which would likely So we plead with county, pervisors went to great pains That attitude was reflected parks. be mandated under the current city and parks officials to to point out that the notice of in the county’s claim that the It is no secret that the coun- inter-local agreement. understand the gravity of this intent does not necessarily notice of intent was necessary ty is in a far better financial That issue disappears issue. We remind them that mean the county has reached a to bring city officials to the state than the city. In 2018, the should the county decide to they are, first and foremost, decision to end its joint agree- table. Yet when supervisors county’s tax receipts will swell make good on their intent to public servants doing the pub- ment to run the parks. first announced their inten- by $5 million per year as part end that inter-local agreement. lic’s work. In making their decision, tions to hire a consultant to of the former-Severstal prop- But there are consequences The decisions that emerge supervisors say filing the review the parks, Columbus erty moves from fee-in-lieu to that should not be ignored. from these discussions have intent was a means of bringing Mayor Robert Smith informed full taxes. Other industries will How would such a split affect implications that will exist city and parks officials to the supervisors the city wanted follow suit in the coming years. current facilities and pro- far into the future, long after table to discuss how the parks to be a part of the discussion That means the county will grams? Would such a split the people who make these are funded and operated and and offered to pay half of the soon be flush with cash. The mean a competition between decisions — and their per- how best to serve the recre- consulting fee. Supervisors city, meanwhile, will enjoy no two separate recreation sonality conflicts — are gone. ation needs of city and county rejected that offer. such windfalls and has strug- departments? And, finally, in It would be a sorry legacy to residents. District 5 Supervisor Leroy gled to maintain its budget. a county of roughly 60,000 res- leave a parks system that was We hope all parties will Brooks, who seconded District Given its financial position, idents can the existence of two damaged simply because our participate in these meetings 2 Supervisor Bill Brigham’s supervisors see an opportunity parks systems be justified? leaders refused to cooperate. openly and honestly in the motion on the “notice of in- to build a large multi-sports A split should be an abso- That should be a sobering pursuit of a common goal - the tent,” acknowledged that rela- complex on county land west lute last resort: The far better thought for all who gather to very best parks system that tions between county and city of the river, hoping to cash in solution would be resolving chart the future of our parks.

THE NATION CARTOONIST VIEW How to talk to black people in eight easy lessons Today’s column is presented as a public service. It is for serious politicians both Democratic and Repub- lican — and also for Donald Trump. The urgent need for this service has been painfully obvious for many years and never more so than today. So, let’s get right to it. This is: How to Talk to Black People in Eight Easy Lessons. 1. Go where we are. Leonard Pitts You’d think that pretty obvious. Then you remember Trump purporting to speak to black people whilst addressing audiences whose aggre- gate melanin wouldn’t fill a Dixie cup. 2. Don’t act as if going where we are requires machetes and a supply line. “Some have said that I’m either brave or crazy to be here,” Republican Sen. Rand Paul once told a black audience. He said this at Howard University, which is about 15 minutes from the White House. They have cell service there and everything. 3. Stop confusing the NAACP with the Nation of Islam. Donald Trump recently snubbed an invitation to ELECTION 2016 address the venerable civil rights group. Bob Dole once did, too, claiming they were trying to “set me up.” Right. Because the NAACP has such a long history of incendiary rhetoric. As one of its founders, the great scholar W.E.B. Trump on immigration DuBois, never really said, “I’m ‘bout to bust a cap on these Donald Trump’s Office estimated that passage of the bill would honkies if they don’t give me my freedom.” recent rant against have cut the budget deficit by $700 billion over 4. Don’t use Ebonics unless you are fluent. all things Mexican 10 years. There would have been costs, yes, but I still have nightmares about Hillary Clinton crying followed hard upon his they would have been swamped by an increase out, “I don’t feel no ways tired” in that black church in promise of a gentler in federal tax revenues. Selma. Stick to Ivorybonics. Most of us are bilingual. approach toward most Trump’s nasty rhetoric should not hide the 5. Don’t make a CP time joke unless you are a CP. of the estimated 11 mil- reality that he’s taken no fixed stand on whether When candidate Obama sauntered onstage about 15 lion immigrants here millions of otherwise law-abiding undocument- minutes after the start time of a black journalists’ event illegally. The political ed immigrants should be allowed to stay in the and quipped, “I want to apologize for being a little bit media continue to ago- country. Some days, it’s deportation. Some days late — but you guys keep on asking whether I’m black nize over what Trump not. enough,” it was cool and funny. When Bill de Blasio joked really wants, but isn’t NBC’s Chuck Todd tried to get a straight in a scripted exchange with Hillary Clinton about running it obvious by now? He Froma Harrop answer out of Trump’s running mate, Mike on “CP Time” — “cautious politician time” — it was, well, wants confusion. Pence, but with no luck. Every time Pence was not. One of his tricks is to cornered, he slipped and slided. “I think Donald 6. Don’t make a slavery joke, period. say ordinary things paired with vulgar smears Trump’s been completely consistent,” Pence Joe Biden once warned a black audience that Republi- against Mexicans. That makes the ordinary insisted, lying through his teeth. cans are “going to put y’all back in chains.” Can you imag- things sound tough. Trump clearly has no personal objection to ine him warning a Jewish crowd how the GOP is “going to Consider his “deportation task force” to deal unauthorized foreigner labor, having infamously put y’all back in the gas chambers”? Can you imagine how with undocumented felons. Well, who’s not for employed 200 undocumented Polish construc- offensive that would be? sending criminals back? The Obama administration workers in the building of Trump Tower. 7. Don’t talk to the black people in your head. tion has been doing that for years — and without They toiled in 12-hour shifts, seven days a week, This is what Donald Trump was doing when he told the blowhard theatrics. for $4 or $5 an hour. Trump stiffed some of them black people they lived in the suburbs of hell and had What is Hillary Clinton’s stance? She sup- on even those measly wages. nothing to lose by voting for him. He was speaking, not to ports comprehensive immigration reform along For all we know, Trump might want to keep black people, but to black people as he imagines them to the lines of the bipartisan Senate bill passed in workers illegal because they’re cheaper that be, based on lurid media imagery and zero actual expe- 2013. Had the Republican House leadership al- way. rience. In this, he was much like Bill O’Reilly, in whose lowed a vote on similar legislation, which would In the meantime, Trump continues to enter- world black folks all have tattoos on their foreheads. have been approved, America would now be well tain his baying fans with promises to build that 8. Know what you don’t know. on its way to curbing illegal immigration. And ludicrous wall along the Mexican border. No “I’m here to learn,” said Trump at a black church in the Republican Party would undoubtedly be matter whether the United States, Mexico or Detroit a few days ago. It was a powerful expression marching behind a more respectable candidate. New Zealand would pay for it, the fact remains of humility — or would have been, had it been said by The Senate bill would have forced all em- that more Mexicans are now returning home someone who wasn’t an OG of the birther movement, a ployers to eventually use E-Verify — a system than coming to the U.S. serial re-tweeter of supremacist filth and the star of David whereby every hire’s photo or biometric ID Three years has passed since the House Duke’s bromantic fantasies. Still, he had the right idea. would be checked against a central database. failed to take up the Senate’s comprehensive im- Politicians too often purport to lecture us about us with- Those permitted to work in the U.S. would get migration reform. The undocumented millions out having the faintest idea who we even are. an instant go-ahead. Counterfeit IDs would set are still here, and there’s no requirement that all The truth is, How to Talk to Black People isn’t all that off alarms. employers use E-Verify to confirm the legality of difficult. The comprehensive reform also called for their workers. The candidate who wants African-American sup- beefed-up monitoring of the southern border, The reforms backed by Clinton would do port should pretend black folks are experts on our own including improved surveillance technology and more to control our borders than Trump’s phony issues and experiences — because we are. He should up to 40,000 more Border Patrol agents. And it tough talk because they’re thought-out and learn those issues, tap that experience, formulate some would have required that enhanced border secu- unambiguous on enforcement. I suspect Trump thoughtful ideas in response. Then he should do what he rity go into effect before any green cards could doesn’t care one way or another about the issue would for anyone else: be handed to undocumented workers. except as a means to inflame his crowds. Being Ask for our vote. Tell us what he’d do if he got it. The path to citizenship, meanwhile, would ugly doesn’t make one serious. Leonard Pitts is a columnist for The Miami Herald, 1 have involved the paying of fines and taken 10 Follow Froma Harrop on Twitter @Froma- Herald Plaza, Miami, Fla., 33132. Readers may contact years. Harrop. She can be reached at fharrop@gmail. him via e-mail at [email protected]. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget com. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 7A

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Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff PEACE PROJECT LAUNCH: Johannah Jones-Owusu demonstrates painting “peace rocks” Sept. 1 at the Rosenz- weig Arts Center in Columbus to promote the Columbus Arts Council’s Peace Project kickoff set for 8-10 a.m. Sat- urday. The community is invited to come out to the Hitching Lot Farmers’ Market at Second Avenue and Second Street North to paint rocks and make paper doves, launching a series of Peace Project events this autumn that will include open mics and a writing project. Mother Goose will share stories at 9 a.m. The market will be open.

Education, health graduates most likely to stay in Mississippi Thank Those earning degrees in science, technology, sippi State, said he has requested You! a more tailored Lifetracks report to Thanks to everyone who helped make the engineering and mathematics are more likely to better understand the in-state opportunities available, along with the 38th Annual Prairie Arts Festival a huge leave the state within a year economic impact the school contrib- success! See you again next year. utes to Mississippi. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS study also provides employment Keith said the IHL’s report did and annual earnings figures of the not encompass all undergraduate JACKSON — New research state’s public university graduates degrees awarded in the state in en- shows that students earning de- from the class of 2007 to the class gineering. MSU, for example, has grees in education and health-re- of 2013. 11 undergraduate degrees in engi-

lated fields from Mississippi’s pub- The research shows that only 17 neering spread out over of different © The Dispatch lic universities are the most likely percent of out-of-state students who departments, and colleges chose to stay in the state five years after graduate from Mississippi’s public which 10 programs the study would Contact The Growth Alliance at 662-494-5121 or graduation. universities remained in the state track. www.westpointms.org for more information. Those earning degrees in sci- the year after graduation. The Bagley College graduates ence, technology, engineering and The study showed that the 481 en- an estimated 500 students each aca- mathematics are more likely to gineering graduates who received a demic year, about half of whom stay leave within a year. bachelor’s in 2013 of some form of in the state, according to Keith. The Lifetracks report was con- engineering, only 173 of them, or “I think the fact that students ducted by Mississippi State Univer- 44 percent, remained in Mississippi get recruited (companies outside of sity’s National Planning and Analy- one year after graduation. Mississippi) shows how high quali- sis Research Center. Jason Keith, dean of the Bagley ty our educational programs are,” The Clarion-Ledger reports the College of Engineering at Missis- he said.

Moss Point police chief mixes drinking and driving, loses job he told his officers to give goula officer then called Aldermen also gave Art McClung the McClung a ride home, his supervisor to tell him and no ticket was issued. the driver was McClung. option of resigning within seven days The newspaper filed The supervisor told John- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS option of resigning within public records requests to son, who gave the order seven days, the Sun Her- obtain information about for officers to take Mc- MOSS POINT — A ald reported. the stop. In police dash Clung home. south Mississippi police McClung was sus- camera videos, officers Pascagoula officials are heard saying, “He’s have taken no action chief is losing his job after pended hours after the obviously DUI,” and “He’s against Johnson or the of- a newspaper reported he newspaper reported Aug. toast. He knows it, too. ficers involved in the stop. was clocked driving 109 30 that officers in neigh- You could tell from the McClung initially told mph in a city vehicle and boring Pascagoula had time we walked up.” One the Sun Herald he was not he told officers he had stopped him July 29 after officer can be heard say- impaired and that being consumed “at least three observing him driving ering McClung admitted to stopped without charges, vodkas.” ratically and going nearly having had “at least three “ain’t no news. People Moss Point aldermen double the 55 mph speed vodkas.” get stopped all the time.” voted 5-1 Tuesday to fire limit. McClung was hand- He declined to comment Chief Art McClung, but Pascagoula Police cuffed and put in the back Tuesday after the alder- they also gave him the Chief Kenny Johnson said of a patrol car. A Pasca- men met.

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Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff Nadia Colom stands outside a Boys and Girls Club facility in Columbus. The center was the only one in Mississip- pi to receive a Lowe’s Home Improvement grant this year. Grant Continued from Page 1A kids, some as young as readiness to how to have importance of personal She also wants con- preschool-age, enrolled healthy relationships hygiene to the dangers of tractors and local busi- altogether. Now the club and the importance of bullying, Collins said. ness leaders to match could have the chance healthy body images. The students also said funds and get involved so to open its doors to even “I learned … don’t they were excited about that the club can service more children and teen- think you’re ugly, what could come out of more teenagers, she said. agers thanks to a $50,000 because you’re pretty,” the possible expansions The teenagers them- grant from Lowe’s Home 11-year-old Alivia Cole- to the teen center. selves may help too. Improvement’s Renova- man said. “And to take “A snack bar,” Collins “They need a place to tion Across the Nation good care of yourself.” said longingly. let them be comfortable program. She and Collins, along “A snack bar with a and a space that they can The Boys and Girls with 11-year-old Kevin slushy maker,” Chen create and decorate, a Club of America recently Chen, are all students at added. space they can call their partnered with Lowe’s to Columbus Middle School And a disco ball, own,” White said. fund a total of $2.5 mil- who have each been go- game systems, bean bag Collins said she hopes lion in grants for clubs ing to the Boys and Girls chairs, a lost-and-found the teenagers will be across the country. The Club in Columbus for area and just more space, allowed to help paint, and grants are for critical re- about four years. In those they all agreed. Coleman said she would pairs, improvements and years, they’ve heard from be willing to help move refurbishments, accord- speakers, worked with equipment into the new ing to a press release Work to begin mentors from Mississippi space. from local club Executive next month “It’s a good place,” Director Nadia Colom. University for Women Colom hopes work on Coleman said. “It keeps Only one club per state and put on fundraisers the center will begin in us out of...” received a grant. and charities. October and wrap up by “Trouble,” Collins Colom hopes to use “We have a different January, which is when the money to expand the topic every week,” Col- the grant dictates the interjected. teen center at the Boys lins said. “And then we project must be com- “We could be out on and Girls Club. have an open discussion, plete. Volunteers from the street in trouble Right now the 20-plus and usually we write a Lowe’s will help break somewhere,” Coleman teenagers — whose ages story or an experience ground on the project added. “When we’re range from 11-16, though we’ve had about whatever and assist with materials here, it keeps a lot of us kids up to age 18 can the topic is for the week.” and building, Colom said, from doing bad things.” enroll — have one room Those topics could adding she is grateful for in the center. be anything from the the company’s support. Colom and Teen Coordinator Aja White © The Dispatch hope to either knock out one wall and expand the WEST REALTY room or come up with a new center altogether. COMPANY They’re looking into possibly buying a nearby Coldwell Banker West Realty building and renovating it for the center or building an entirely new one. WELCOMES The expansion could help the club recruit up to 20 or 30 more teenag- Tiffiany McCary ers, depending on the space, White said. “Hopefully this facility will help with (recruit- ment), fostering greater interest in the Boys and Girls Club,” Colom said. Legacy of helping The Boys and Girls Club of the Golden Triangle has locations Baptist Golden Triangle welcomes in Columbus and in Tiffiany has many years of sales experience Starkville. It promotes and is ready to go to work for you! Hector Dox, MD academics, citizenship Give her a call anytime at 662-251-2241 or email at and a healthy lifestyle [email protected] for children, Colom said. Every afternoon after 2500 Military Rd • Suite 1, Columbus, MS 39705 Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle welcomes new school, students come www.westrealtycompany.com cardiac, thoracic and vascular surgeon Hector Dox to its staff. to the club and work on homework before getting Originally from Ponce, Puerto Rico, Dr. Dox received his medical involved in programs that degree from the University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine teach them about topics in San Juan in 1988, where he also completed his internship and ranging from career residency in general surgery. He completed a second residency in cardiothoracic surgery at Ohio State University Medical Center followed by a fellowship in Congenital Heart Surgery CMSD and Transplantation at the University of California at Los Angeles Continued from Page 1A (UCLA) Medical Center. had “embargoed” the information until later this Before moving to Columbus, Dr. Dox spent 17 years in private year, cited confusion in an practice, most recently in Lima, Ohio where he served as chief email exchange with The of the Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery at San Rita’s Medical Dispatch as to whether Center. He was also previously in private practice in Gulfport, the request was for the re- Miss. and Salina, Cal. tention rate or the assessment scores. He holds certifications from the American Board of Thoracic Patrice Guilfoyle, a Surgery and the American Board of Surgery and is a member of spokesperson for MDE, the American Medical Association. told The Dispatch the state has embargoed the Dr. Dox has a strong academic background having served on the assessment scores for each district, but no such faculty at several medical schools including the University of New embargo exists for the re- Mexico Health Science Center; UCLA Medical Center; the Ohio tention rates. State University Medical Center; and the University Of Puerto Both The Dispatch’s Rico School Of Medicine. initial letter and subse- quent email exchange specifically requested number of students retained and the number promoted by good cause exemption. goldentriangle.baptistonline.org | 662-244-1000 The newspaper did not request the scores. INSIDE n WEEK 4: The Dispatch’s Prep Football Preview page returns, Page 2B SPORTS EDITOR SECTION Adam Minichino: 327-1297 SPORTS LINE Prep Preview 662-241-5000 B Sports THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 TRACK AND FIELD Webber, Misiak earn All-American status at Junior Olympic Games BY ADAM MINICHINO 17- to 18-year-old division. nual event, which went earn All-America honors. was much better and felt [email protected] Both races were held at from July 30-Aug, 6. The He feels the experience, a lot better than his initial Turner Stadium in Hum- top 24 finishers earned his first at the AAU Junior experience, when he fin- STEENS — Chris Web- ble, Texas. All-America honors. Olympics, will help him ished around 50th. Web- ber and Glenn Misiak still “It is crazy to think Webber and Misiak, for the cross country sea- ber said the competition are getting used to hav- about,” Misiak said. “It who are juniors at CCA, son, which begins later was “insane” and that he ing the term “All-Ameri- is crazy because it was a qualified for the AAU this month. got his “butt whupped.” can” associated with their competition that was so He fared a lot better in his names. Webber Misiak meet by finishing in the “I learned that there big and both of us did so top six at the Region is always someone else second trip. After more than a 50th anniversary of the well.” “I knew we both had month of wearing the 11 Qualifier in July in out there who is going Amateur Athletic Union really good races,” Web- term, Webber and Misiak Covington, Louisiana. to be better than you, so (AAU) Junior Olympic Misiak took third in his you can never really stop ber said. “I was more sur- like how it feels. Lots of competition prised by our times. That Games. age group with a time of training. You always have The Columbus Chris- Webber and Misiak is best I have ever run by Webber finished with 10:35.13, while Webber to go out and go your tian Academy standouts were involved in fields far, the same with Glenn. a time of 10 minutes, 7.59 was fifth in his age divi- hardest,” Misiak said. earned the distinction that featured more than We both really showed up seconds in the boys 15- sion (10:33.34). of being All-Americans 50 finishers in both age Webber was making at that meet.” to 16-year-old age group, after finishing 22nd and groups. The competitors Misiak said neither his second appearance at Webber said he started 23rd, respectively, at the while Misiak recorded a came from all across he nor Webber was sur- the AAU meet. He said to get nervous at the start- in the 3,000 meters at the time of 10:18.4 in the boys the country at the an- prised they were able to his showing this time See RUNNERS, 5B

NFL COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Panthers, Lewis enjoys Broncos set debut with for opener MSU defense BY ARNIE STAPLETON BY BEN WAIT The Associated Press [email protected]

DENVER — The 2016 NFL STARKVILLE — As Leo Lew- season starts the same way the is thinks about his collegiate de- last one ended, with Von Miller but, he is surprised with how well staring down Cam Newton. he played. Denver’s star linebacker got The Mississip- the best of Newton in Super Bowl pi State linebacker 50, stripping both the football doesn’t lack for con- (twice) and the Lombardi Trophy fidence, but com- from the Carolina quarterback’s ing off a redshirt grasp in the Broncos’ 24-10 win year and playing over the Panthers. in that first game is overwhelming The sequel won’t feature Pey- Lewis ton Manning, who retired a month sometimes. But af- later. When longtime backup ter getting that first Brock Osweiler signed with Hous- contact, any doubts he had about ton two days after Manning’s tear- being able to play at the Division I ful goodbye, GM John Elway em- level were gone. barked on a months-long search In his first game, Lewis got for a successor. the start at WILL linebacker and He didn’t find him in the draft, made the most of it. free agency or via trade, but right “I was really nervous going out there on his roster in Trevor there and getting my first start Mississippi State Athletic Media Relations in front of 60,000 people,” Lewis Siemian, a seventh-round draft Former Mississippi State volleyball standout Alex Warren was second on the team said. “It could have been better, pick in 2015 from Northwestern with 371 kills last season. who’ll be making his first NFL a lot better, but it was more than start Thursday night. what I was expecting.” Siemian has never thrown a Lewis led the Bulldogs with pass as a pro. At least he won’t nine tackles (2.0 for loss) as MSU have to face star cornerback Josh lost 21-20 to South Alabama at Da- TAKING THE NEXT STEP vis Wade Stadium last Saturday. Norman, who signed with the Redskins after the Panthers re- Former Mississippi State volleyball standout Warren set for pro career He led all Southeastern Confer- scinded their franchise tag in the ence freshmen in tackles in the BY ADAM MINICHINO play professional volleyball, so Warren first week. After dipping his toe offseason. [email protected] Instead, Siemian will square set out to make her dream a reality. into the water, Lewis is ready for That goal is within Warren’s grasp as more. off against two rookie corner- Alex Warren knew she wasn’t done. backs in James Bradberry and she is set to begin play next month with Lewis and MSU (0-1, 0-0 SEC) As much as a victory against Ole Miss the Clubul Sportiv Municipal Lugoj in Ro- play host to South Carolina (1-0, Daryl Worley, the biggest chang- would have been an ideal way to close es on the NFC champions’ roster mania. 1-0) 6 p.m. Saturday (ESPN2) to her volleyball career, Warren felt she had “I am a pretty optimistic person, so open conference play. that returns 18 starters. more to do. once I go about doing something I am go- Lewis was active in the first “I’m not going to look at them Anyone who watched the Mississippi ing to do it right,” said Warren, a 6-foot-1 half and had seven tackles. But like they’re rookies,” Broncos re- State volleyball team’s 3-1 win against right-side hitter. “I didn’t have any nega- like the MSU defense, Lewis was ceiver Emmanuel Sanders said. Ole Miss on Nov. 27, 2015, would have “I’m going to treat them like tive thoughts about it.” almost nonexistent in the second agreed. Warren was a driving force in half, with two tackles. they’re Darrelle Revis and Rich- the Bulldogs’ season sweep of the Rebels See LEWIS, 5B See NFL, 5B with a career-high 25 kills. The victory Finishing strong helped MSU secure its first back-to-back Warren’s senior season at MSU helped ON THE AIR victories against Ole Miss since 2009. make it easier for McFatrich to help her GAME 2 But Warren wanted more. begin her path to professional volleyball. n South Carolina n NFL OPENER: Carolina Panthers A conversation with MSU volleyball Warren, who is from San Antonio, Texas, at MSU, 6 p.m. at Denver Broncos, 7:30 p.m. Today Saturday coach David McFatrich gave her the con- was second on the team in kills (371), (WTVA) (ESPN2, WKBB-FM 100.9) fidence she could realize her goal and See WARREN, 5B

PREP FOOTBALL: What To Watch For — Week 4 Columbus, West Point renew rivalry Friday e reach the official Green Wave or Falcons fensive numbers without Kylin one-third mark of the 1-Can Columbus continues Hill in the lineup. prep football season W its new-found offensive success? That being said, the chal- this week. It’s a safe bet that Columbus lenge will be much greater this For some schools, will not run for 350 week when West Point rolls it is actually time to yards Friday night into Falcon Field. A year ago, start region play. Other against West Point. It Columbus managed a field goal schools are trying to re- reached that mark in on its’ first possession and did main undefeated, while last week’s 49-21 win not score again, in a 13-3 loss. others are still looking over New Hope. Speaking of offense, West Columbus gained a Point is trying to kickstart its for that first win. lot of confidence when unit after last week’s 28-6 loss As we get set for Scott Walters its young offensive at Starkville. The Green Wave another exciting week line clicked for four certainly has the weapons. Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch on the gridiron, here is quarters of play. The Now, it’s a matter of playing Columbus High School sophomore running back Derrick Anderson what we will be watching for Falcons also gained confidence well for four quarters. (26) and the Falcons take on West Point Friday night at home. when we start Week 3: by having these types of of- See WALTERS, 4B 2B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

ONLINE n DISPATCH PREP BLOG: For Prep Preview this week’s prep predictions, visit www.cdispatch.com/ prepsports. Prep Football Week 4 Week 4 Slate Week 4 Slate All games start at 7 p.m. Friday (unless noted) All games start at 7 p.m. Friday (unless noted) Admission at all stadiums is $7 Admission at all stadiums is $7 West Point at Columbus Lamar School at Starkville Academy n RECORDS: West Point 1-1; n RECORDS: Lamar School 3-1; Columbus 2-1 Starkville Academy 3-0 n LAST WEEK: West Point had a n LAST WEEK: Lamar School tough night offensively in a 28-6 road won its third straight with a 38-14 loss to Starkville ... The Green Wave home win over Simpson Academy fell to the Yellow Jackets for a third ... The Raiders have now won by 20 straight season ... West Point was or more points in all three wins this held to 189 yards of total offense in season ... Junior J.T. McClelland the loss; Columbus bounced back rushed 12 times for 126 yards and from a one-point loss to Noxubee two touchdowns to lead Lamar School County to post a 49-21 road win at in its victory; Starkville Academy is Gholar New Hope ... The Falcons had 365 also undefeated after rolling over an Methvin rushing yards and 506 yards of total outmanned Magnolia Heights squad, offense ... The 49 points scored 39-7 at home ... The Volunteers matched the most in a game under third-year coach sprinted to a 31-7 advantage at halftime and completed Randal Montgomery ... In the absence of leading rusher the defensive masterpiece with a safety in the fourth Kylin Hill, junior Patrick Jackson caught a touchdown and quarter rushed for two more to lead the Falcons n ON THE LINE: In the latest Clarion-Ledger rankings, n ON THE LINE: With the probable return of Hill to Lamar School is No. 4 in MAIS AAAA, while Starkville the lineup, the Columbus offensive line looks for a sec- Academy is No. 3 in MAIS AAA ond straight strong performance against a talented West n PLAYER TO WATCH: Junior quarterback Noah Point defensive line Methvin ran for two scores and passed for another in the n PLAYERS TO WATCH: Columbus senior quarter- Starkville Academy victory over Magnolia Heights back C.J. Gholar threw for a season-best 141 yards and n RADIO/INTERNET: WLZA-FM (96.1) two touchdowns, while rushing for two more scores in n LAST SEASON: Lamar School 31, Starkville Acade- the win over New Hope; West Point senior quarterback my 13 Clayton Knight has thrown for a touchdown and rushed for a touchdown for the Green Wave Lee Academy at Heritage Academy n RADIO/INTERNET: WMSV-FM (91.1); WNMQ-FM n RECORDS: Lee Academy 0-3; Heritage Academy (103.1) 2-1 n LAST SEASON: West Point 13, Columbus 3 n LAST WEEK: Early-season struggles continued for Lee Academy as it dropped a 40-0 home decision West Lowndes at Biggersville to Pillow Academy ... The Colts have now been shutout n RECORDS: West Lowndes 2-1; Biggersville 1-2 in back-to-back games; Heritage Academy rolled to a Scott Walters/Dispatch Staff n LAST WEEK: West Lowndes bounced back from 48-13 win at Oak Hill Academy ... The Patriots sprinted its home loss to Starkville Academy to take a 52-0 road Coach Tyrone Shorter has led Noxubee County to three Mississippi High to a 28-0 lead after one quarter and led 42-7 at halftime win at McAdams ... The Panthers’ defense got a safety School Activities Association Class 4A state championships. ... Heritage Academy senior quarterback Tyler Anderson while throwing a shutout ... For West Lowndes, senior passed for three touchdowns and rushed for another to quarterback Lemarrius Fair threw a pair of touchdowns lead the Heritage Academy victory to help spark the Panthers ... West Lowndes is averaging n ON THE LINE: Heritage Academy looks for first 35 points per game this season; Biggersville dropped home win of season with a showdown against rival a 34-6 home decision to Tupelo Christian Prep School Starkville Academy looming in the district opener in two Thursday night ... Senior tailback Greg Robinson scored weeks the lone touchdown for the Lions n PLAYER TO WATCH: Heritage Academy junior n ON THE LINE: MHSAA Class 1A, Region 1 opener BACKYARD BRAWLING Donte Gray rushed for 137 yards and two touchdowns, for both teams ... West Lowndes finished 7-1 in region while collecting 158 receiving yards and three more play last season touchdowns in the win over Oak Hill Academy n PLAYER TO WATCH: West Lowndes senior wide Noxubee County continues rigid schedule by facing Class 6A Meridian n RADIO/INTERNET: www.heritagepatriotslive.com receiver Marcus Farmer had 224 all-purpose yards and n LAST SEASON: Lee Academy 35, Heritage Acade- three touchdowns in the win over McAdams BY ADAM MINICHINO GAME OF WEEK my 34 n LAST SEASON: West Lowndes 46, Biggersville 6 [email protected] Meridian at Noxubee County n RECORDS: Meridian 2-1; Noxubee County West Memphis at Oak Hill Academy n RECORDS: West Memphis Christian 1-2; Oak Hill Aberdeen at Calhoun City 2-1 n RECORDS: Aberdeen 1-2; Calhoun City 2-1 MACON — Tyrone Shorter Academy 1-2 n LAST WEEK: Meridian won its second n LAST WEEK: Aberdeen roared into the win column n LAST WEEK: West Memphis Christian earned its doesn’t have to rant and rave to let straight with a 40-21 home win over Wayne by rallying from a 20-point halftime deficit for a 44-34 first win of the season last week with a 21-19 home win County ... The Wildcats fell to Madison Central in home win over Amory in the A-Game rivalry series ... you know he isn’t happy. over DeSoto School ... The Black Knights had opened overtime before beating South Panola in Week 2; Sophomore quarterback Fred Fields threw a pair of with losses to North Delta Academy and Fayette Acade- On non-game Noxubee County also won its second straight with touchdowns to help lead the Bulldogs’ rally; Calhoun my; Oak Hill Academy could not win its second in a row a 41-12 home win over Forest ... The Tigers lost City bounced back from its loss to Houston with a 29-0 nights, it usually is as the Raiders dropped a 48-13 home decision to Heri- to Starkville and then beat Columbus in Week 2 road win over Water Valley ... Senior Jessie Nabors has pretty easy to tell tage Academy ... It was the Raiders’ ninth straight loss n ON THE LINE: Noxubee County looks for rushed for 294 yards and six touchdowns to lead the in the rivalry ... After falling 10-0 to Heritage Academy whether the Nox- a second win in three weeks against Class 6A Wildcats this season in 2015, Oak Hill Academy could not overcome a 28-0 competition ... Tigers have won 12 of their last 13 n ON THE LINE: Aberdeen looks to build on the mo- ubee County High first-quarter deficit Friday night ... The Raiders were held games mentum of its first victory of the season with a road trip to 210 yards of total offense School football coach n PLAYERS TO WATCH: Meridian sophomore to Class 2A favorite n ON THE LINE: Oak Hill Academy looks for first is pleased or upset. quarterback Tevarrius Allen has thrown for 601 n PLAYER TO WATCH: Aberdeen junior wide receiver home win this season yards and six touchdowns to lead the Wildcats this Isiah McMillian has scored four touchdowns to lead the When he is excited, n PLAYER TO WATCH: Senior quarterback Ken Dill season; Noxubee County sophomore quarterback Bulldogs this season threw for 184 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead Robinson Shorter’s face will Maliek Stallings has thrown for 630 yards and n RADIO/INTERNET: WWZQ-AM (1240); WAMY-AM Oak Hill Academy in the loss to Heritage Academy four touchdowns to lead the Tigers this season (1540) break into a smile and n LAST SEASON: Oak Hill Academy 48, West Mem- n LAST SEASON: Meridian 28, Noxubee 0 n LAST SEASON: Aberdeen 40, Calhoun City 34 he will talk a little loud- phis Christian 12 er. When something Caledonia at Okolona yards rushing or commit the same Central Academy at Hebron Christian concerns him, Shorter n RECORDS: Caledonia 1-1; number of mistakes it did last week n RECORDS: Central Academy Okolona 1-2 will talk a little quiet- 0-3; Hebron Christian 0-3 n at 7 p.m. Friday when it plays host to n LAST WEEK: Caledonia was er, but he won’t try to LAST WEEK: Central Acade- open last week ... Two weeks ago, the Class 6A Meridian. my remained winless with a 44-14 hide his displeasure. Confederates grabbed their first vic- “I think we are doing OK, but we home loss to Riverdale Academy ... tory of the season with a 49-24 road On Tuesday, Short- The Vikings had two kickoff return win at Mooreville ... In the season have to correct so much,” Shorter touchdowns but could not manage er wasn’t happy even opener, Caledonia fell to Shannon said. “I can see so much stuff that any offensive attack ... In three 36-27 in a shootout ... Through two though Noxubee games this season, Central Academy Stallings we’re doing wrong on both sides of games, Caledonia is averaging 364 County defeated For- has managed 26 points; Coach David yards per game the ball on film that is keeping us Foster’s Hebron Christian club is also n est 41-12 on Friday in Unruh ON THE LINE: Caledonia looks from being that really, really great winless, after a 41-0 home loss to Foster to build on momentum gained from its home opener. Delta Academy ... The Eagles have victory over Mooreville .. Confeder- team. We are making too many mis- eight total points and they came in “I thought we took a step back Fri- ates face Lowndes County rival New Hope next week takes, especially on the defensive the season opener n PLAYERS TO WATCH: Caledonia senior quarter- day night,” Shorter said. “Game two n ON THE LINE: MAIS Eight-Man District 2 opener for side of the ball.” back Spencer Unruh has thrown for 480 yards and seven (a 24-23 victory against Columbus), I both teams touchdowns to lead the Confederates this season ... n PLAYER TO WATCH: Central Academy’s Preston Senior Jamel Thomas has 183 receiving yards and four thought we got a little bit better from Dawkins had an 80-yard kickoff return touchdown touchdowns this season game one. But game three, especial- Talent in the middle against Riverdale Academy, while William Dawkins ran n LAST SEASON: Caledonia 17, Okolona 6 another kick back for 45 yards and another score ly defensively, I think we took a step While Forest’s biggest success n LAST SEASON: Hebron Christian 46, Central 16 TCPS at Columbus Christian back because we worked so hard on came up the middle, Shorter feels n RECORDS: Tupelo Christian Prep 2-1; Columbus trying to stop the running game and Noxubee County might have contrib- Victory Christian at Russell Christian Christian 1-2 n RECORDS: Victory Christian 2-1 (0-1 CFA); Russell n LAST WEEK: Tupelo Christian Prep bounced back they were still able to run the ball.” uted to that by being out of position. Christian 2-1 (1-1 CFA) from its loss to Oak Hill Academy to take a 34-6 road Noxubee County (2-1), the two- After 19 years as a coach, Shorter n LAST WEEK: Victory Christian roared back from its win at Biggersville; Columbus Christian could not grab time reigning Mississippi High first loss of the season with a 60-0 home win over Unity its second win on the road as the Rams dropped a 35-0 knows those mistakes are going to Christian Academy ... The Eagles are averaging 41 points decision at Sylva Bay Academy School Activities Association (MH- come back and hurt his team. He per game this season n ON THE LINE: Columbus Christian looks for its first SAA) Class 4A State champions, also knows teams that aren’t able to n ON THE LINE: Victory Christian looks for its first home win of the season win in Christian Football Association play n PLAYER TO WATCH: Tupelo Christian Prep junior allowed 178 yards rushing against stop the run don’t have long lives in n PLAYER TO WATCH: Victory Christian senior quarterback Bo Robertson has thrown for two touch- Class 3A Forest last week. That to- the postseason. He said the Tigers Jordan Payne rushed for two scores and caught another downs and rushed for five touchdowns to lead the Eagles tal was more than Noxubee County touchdown to lead the Eagles in their victory over Unity this season are doing enough defensively, but he Christian Academy n LAST SEASON: Tupelo Christian Prep 34; Colum- surrendered against Columbus and said the level of execution isn’t up to n LAST SEASON: Did not meet bus Christian 14 against Class 6A Starkville in a sea- typical program standards Quoteworthy Quoteworthy “On offense, we are making some smart decisions. son-opening 24-21 loss. Shorter said one of the issues is “Through three games, we have had really good On defense, we have to tighten things up but will be Shorter knows Noxubee Coun- players being out of position. balance on offense. On defense, we have guys stepping fine.” — Caledonia coach Andy Crotwell up.” — Starkville Academy coach Chase Nicholson ty can’t afford to give up that many See TIGERS, 4B Catching up with Snapshots Two minutes with Quinshawn Lucious Randal Montgomery West Lowndes Junior Wide Receiver Columbus Head Coach n WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT PLAYING n WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT COACHING FOOTBALL? “I like playing football because FOOTBALL? “It’s fun watching guys from dif- it gives me opportunities to showcase the skills God has ferent backgrounds and with different personalities come blessed me with. I have been doing it my whole life and it together and work towards the goal of winning football has been fun.” games. The exciting part is Friday night. However, it is as n WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT PLAYING YOUR POSI- much fun working with the players and coaches during the TION? “I get the ball more. I have an advantage over some week to try to put together a plan to be successful.” of the defensive backs and linebackers because of my size n SPEAKING OF FRIDAY NIGHTS, WHAT ARE YOUR FEELING and speed.” ON GAME NIGHTS? “There is always nervousness and n WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO DO BEFORE THE GAME? “I go into excitement. If you don’t like your team’s demeanor during the film room and pray with my cousin (Marcus Farmer). warmups, you are worried about that carrying over to the Then we listen to music. I think about how I am going to game. Players are always nervous before a game but attack my opponent. I also think about how many yards we coaches are, too. You can’t help but wonder if you have are going to go for that night.” done enough. You wonder if the other team has something ready that you have not prepared for.” n WHAT ARE SOME GOALS FOR THE TEAM? “Our goal is to n win a region championship and to win a state champion- HOW HAS THE PROCESS OF BUILDING THE COLUMBUS ship. West Lowndes has never done that in football. We PROGRAM GONE? “It has been a long process but we have want people to know that we are a force to be reckoned made a lot of strides in three seasons. You have to have with, even though we are in 1A.” a buy-in between players and coaches, but you also have to have the administration behind you. You also need the n WHAT IS IT LIKE IN YOUR COMMUNITY ON A FRIDAY support of your local community. You have to have a lot of NIGHT? “If we are playing a good team, we have a lot of people invested in your program if you are going to see any hype. If we are playing one of our rivals, everybody talks kind of success. Now, that the players and coaches have a about the game the whole day. We have a big pep rally and comfort level with one another and understand our expecta- then everybody comes out and supports us. That makes tions, we have been able to take the next step.” you feel good as a player.” n THIS TEAM WAS RANKED TOP 10 IN THE PRESEASON, n WHAT IS THE BEST THING THAT HAS EVER HAPPENED TO WHAT DOES THAT SAY ABOUT THE PROGRAM? “The kids YOU ON A FOOTBALL FIELD? “I have been double teamed all have worked hard and deserve everything that has come to the time, so when I am not double teamed, those are the best them. It has been a long process. These sophomores got games. I am excited when I get open like that and I am not the some playing time during my first season, so we have all focus.” grown up together. A ranking really doesn’t mean anything n WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED ABOUT YOURSELF? “I have Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch because you still have to win games on the field. However, learned that I can do anything if I keep pushing myself. If I Columbus High School senior cornerback C.J. Key for our program, it was a big deal, because this was new keep working at it, I know I can make it to the next level. You (17) makes a stop on New Hope senior Andre Erby territory. The kids should be able to take pride in the things have to work hard and push yourself when no else is around.” (3) during last week’s game at New Hope. we have done so far.” The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 3B

WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Reinstated RHP Stephen Strasburg and INF Stephen Drew BRIEFLY Baseball Basketball from the 15-day DL. CALENDAR American League WNBA American Association East Division EASTERN CONFERENCE KANSAS CITY T-BONES — Released C Tan- Alabama W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ner Neale, RHP Johnny Shuttlesworth, INF Prep Football Boston 78 61 .561 — New York 20 10 .667 — Vladimir Frias and INF Starlin Rodriguez. Former softball player McCleney up for national award Friday’s Games Toronto 77 62 .554 1 Atlanta 15 14 .517 4½ Atlantic League Baltimore 76 63 .547 2 Chicago 15 14 .517 4½ LONG ISLAND DUCKS — Acquire RHP INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Former Alabama softball player Haylie West Point at Columbus, 7 p.m. New York 73 65 .529 4½ Indiana 14 15 .483 5½ Matt Larkins from Lincoln (AA) for a player to McCleney has been selected as one of 30 finalists for the 2016 NCAA Tampa Bay 59 79 .428 18½ Washington 12 17 .414 7½ be named. Traded RHP Mike Jackson Jr. to Caledonia at Okolona, 7 p.m. Central Division Connecticut 11 18 .379 8½ Sonoma (Pacific Association) to complete an Woman of the Year Award, the NCAA announced Wednesday. W L Pct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE earlier trade. Reinstated RHP Bobby Blevins The top-30 honorees consists of the top 10 within Divisions I, II and West Lowndes at Biggersville, 7 p.m. Cleveland 80 58 .580 — W L Pct GB to the active list. Placed RHP Nick Struck on Detroit 75 64 .540 5½ Minnesota 25 5 .833 — the inactive list. III. From those 30 candidates, the selection committee will determine Meridian at Noxubee County, 7 p.m. Kansas City 72 67 .518 8½ Los Angeles 24 6 .800 1 BASKETBALL the top three in each division. From those nine finalists, the Committee Chicago 67 72 .482 13½ Phoenix 13 17 .433 12 National Basketball Association Aberdeen at Calhoun City, 7 p.m. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Agreed to terms on Women’s Athletics will then select the 2016 NCAA Woman of the Minnesota 52 88 .371 29 Seattle 13 17 .433 12 Louisville at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. West Division Dallas 9 21 .300 16 with F Elton Brand. Year and the winner will be announced at a ceremony on Sunday, W L Pct GB San Antonio 6 23 .207 18½ UTAH JAZZ — Signed F Quincy Ford. New Albany at Amory, 7 p.m. Texas 83 57 .593 — NBA Development League October 16 in Indianapolis. Houston 74 65 .532 8½ Wednesday’s Games DELAWARE 87ERS — Named Dan Tacheny The NCAA Woman of the Year award honors graduating female East Webster at Coffeeville, 7 p.m. Seattle 71 68 .511 11½ New York 78, Seattle 102 and Phil Martelli, Jr., assistant coaches, Curtis Los Angeles 62 77 .446 20½ Washington 118, Chicago 81 Sumpter player development coach, Mfon Udo- student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their Lee Academy at Heritage Academy, 7 p.m. Oakland 60 79 .432 22½ Today’s Game fia player development/video associate and collegiate careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletics Atlanta at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. Matthew Lilly basketball operations assistant. Tupelo Christian Prep at Columbus Christian, 7 FOOTBALL excellence, service and leadership. This year, 515 student-athletes Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games p.m. Tampa Bay 7, Baltimore 6 Chicago at Indiana, 6 p.m. National Football League were nominated, the most ever in the history of the Woman of the Year Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 4 Seattle at Washington, 6 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS — Signed TE Gerald Chris- Lamar School at Starkville Academy, 7 p.m. Oakland 4, L.A. Angels 1 Connecticut at New York, 6:30 p.m. tian and DT Deandre Coleman to the practice program. This marks the 26th year of the Woman of the Year Award N.Y. Yankees 2, Toronto 0 Dallas at San Antonio, 7 p.m. squad. Released S Damian Parms from the program, which was established in 1991. West Memphis Christian at Oak Hill Academy, 7 Cleveland 6, Houston 5 practice squad. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OL Kyle Long “It is so awesome to see good things happen to good people, Minnesota 6, Kansas City 5 p.m. Boston 7, San Diego 2 Soccer to a four-year contract extension through the and Haylie certainly is one of the best we have had in our program,” Seattle 8, Texas 3 2021 season. Wayne Academy at Winston Academy, 7 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed TE Devon Alabama head softball coach Patrick Murphy said. “This reflects not Today’s Games Major League Soccer Central Academy at Hebron Christian, 7 p.m. Houston (Paulino 0-0) at Cleveland (Bauer 10- EASTERN CONFERENCE Cajuste to the practice squad. Released LB only on her but all of her teammates while student-athletes at Alabama. 6), 11:10 a.m. W L T Pts GF GA Beniquez Brown from the practice squad. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed CB Rashaan She is very deserving of this recognition by the NCAA.” Victory Christian at Russell Christian, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay (Cobb 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees (Sa- New York City FC 12 8 8 44 48 47 bathia 8-12), 6:05 p.m. New York 12 9 7 43 47 35 Melvin. Waived QB Stephen Morris. n Cross country squads back in action: At Tuscaloosa, Texas (Holland 7-6) at Seattle (Walker 4-10), Toronto FC 12 8 7 43 39 28 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Acquired CB Marion at Aliceville, 7 p.m. Eric Rowe from Philadelphia for a conditional Alabama, the University of Alabama men’s and women’s cross country 9:10 p.m. Philadelphia 11 10 7 40 47 44 Lamar County at Mars Hill Bible, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games Montreal 9 8 10 37 41 42 draft pick. Released G Josh Kline. teams travel to Chattanooga, Tenn. for the Powerade Chattanooga Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 6:05 p.m. Orlando City 7 7 13 34 45 45 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Agreed to terms with QB Drew Brees on a contract extension. Invitational Friday. The University of Tennessee-Chattanooga will serve Pickens County at Marion County, 7 p.m. Boston at Toronto, 6:07 p.m. D.C. United 7 9 11 32 35 36 Baltimore at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. New England 7 12 9 30 31 47 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Waived/injured as host for the meet. The women will run a two-mile race beginning at South Lamar at Berry, 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Houston, 7:10 p.m. Chicago 6 12 8 26 32 40 RB Mike James. Canadian Football League 4:45 p.m. with the men’s 5k race to follow. A total of seven men’s and Escambia Academy at Pickens Academy, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. Columbus 5 10 11 26 35 42 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released DE Josh eight women’s teams are set to compete in the event. Seattle at Oakland, 9:05 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA Watson. Removed FB Aaron Milton from the Prep Softball Texas at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. FC Dallas 15 7 6 51 45 36 suspended list. The Crimson Tide women’s team is No. 5 and the men’s squad is Real Salt Lake 12 8 8 44 42 40 HOCKEY No. 7 in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Today’s Games Los Angeles 10 4 14 44 45 30 National Hockey League National League NHL — Named George Parros to the depart- (USTFCCCA) South Region preseason rankings released August 30. Hebron Christian at Columbus Christian, 4 p.m. East Division Colorado 11 5 10 43 28 24 W L Pct GB Sporting Kansas City 11 12 5 38 32 32 ment of player safety. The first regular season rankings will be announced on Sept. 13. Washington 82 57 .590 — Portland 9 11 8 35 42 44 CAROLINA HURRICANES — Agreed to terms Columbus at Holmes County (DH), 5 p.m. with G Michael Leighton on a one-year, two- n Baseball begins fall workouts Monday: At Tuscaloosa, Ala- New York 74 66 .529 8½ San Jose 7 8 11 32 26 29 Holmes County Central at Starkville High, 5 p.m. Miami 69 71 .493 13½ Seattle 9 13 4 31 32 36 way contract. bama, Alabama head coach Greg Goff will begin fall practice Monday Philadelphia 62 77 .446 20 Vancouver 8 13 7 31 34 44 FLORIDA PANTHERS — Signed F Jonathan Huberdeau to a six-year contract extension. as the Crimson Tide will begin its full-team offseason training. The fall Louisville at Caledonia, 6 p.m. Atlanta 54 85 .388 28 Houston 5 11 10 25 29 34 Central Division NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. American Hockey League season will be highlighted as the team hosts a total of 17 intrasquad Amory at South Pontotoc, 6:30 p.m. W L Pct GB CHARLOTTE CHECKERS — Signed G Antho- ny Peters, D Kevin Raine and Fs Mike Ferranti- scrimmages – all of which will be open to the public – leading up to the Chicago 89 50 .640 — Wednesday’s Games Saturday’s Games St. Louis 73 65 .529 15½ Orlando City 4, Montreal 1 no and Levko Koper to two-way contracts. Fall World Series to close out camp. Caledonia, Columbus at Houston Tournament Pittsburgh 68 69 .496 20 Los Angeles 3, Real Salt Lake 3, tie HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Signed F Matt Monday’s on-field session will mark Goff’s first official full team Milwaukee 62 77 .446 27 Friday’s Game Carey. Amory, New Hope at Nettleton Tournament Cincinnati 57 81 .413 31½ Houston at Sporting Kansas City, 7 p.m. LACROSSE practice since arriving at the Capstone back in June. The Crimson Tide West Division Saturday’s Games National Lacrosse League has spent the past few months working in the weight room and doing Oak Hill Academy at Carroll Academy Tournament W L Pct GB Vancouver at Columbus, 5 p.m. BUFFALO BANDITS — Signed D Mitch De Los Angeles 79 60 .568 — Montreal at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Snoo to a three-year contract and F Craig En- individual on-field work to prepare for the start of fall camp. San Francisco 74 65 .532 5 New York City FC at New England, 7 p.m. gland to a one-year contract. Prep Volleyball MOTOR SPORTS Alabama’s first intrasquad will come Tuesday, followed by a Colorado 67 72 .482 12 Toronto FC at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Today’s Matches Arizona 58 81 .417 21 Colorado at FC Dallas, 8 p.m. NASCAR — Docked Ryan Newman and Kyle scrimmage on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 16-17. The team will face off San Diego 57 82 .410 22 Real Salt Lake at Portland, 9:30 p.m. Larson 15 points each because their cars failed in scrimmages every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday for the following New Hope at Pontotoc, 6 p.m. Seattle at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. post-race inspections at Darlington Raceway. Wednesday’s Games Sunday’s Games Fined Newman’s crew chief Luke Lambert and three weeks through Oct. 11. Columbus at Aberdeen, 6 p.m. N.Y. Mets 6, Cincinnati 3 D.C. United at New York, Noon. Larson’s crew chief Chad Johnson $25,000 The Tide will host its annual Scout Day on Wednesday, Oct. 12, Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3 Orlando City at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. each. Starkville High at Murrah, 6 p.m. Washington 5, Atlanta 4, 11 innings COLLEGE National Women’s NCAA — Ruled East Carolina WR Trevon where the team will invite scouts from all 30 Major League organizations West Lowndes at Pisgah, 6:30 p.m. Miami 6, Philadelphia 0 to come watch UA’s draft-eligible players perform against one another. Milwaukee 2, Chicago Cubs 1 Soccer League Brown ineligible to play this season. Colorado 6, San Francisco 5 ARMSTRONG STATE — Named Max Sukalo Following Scout Day, the Crimson Tide will play three more scrimmages Sulligent at Caledonia, 6:30 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA men’s and women’s assistant tennis coach. Boston 7, San Diego 2 Washington 12 3 3 39 29 16 L.A. Dodgers 3, Arizona 1 CHATTANOOGA — Named Andy Meyer on Friday, Oct. 14, Saturday, Oct. 15, and finally on Tuesday, Oct. 18. Amory at Lafayette, 6:30 p.m. Portland 10 3 5 34 29 16 coach of the cross country and track and field Today’s Games Chicago 8 5 5 29 21 19 After the final intrasquad contest, the team will be broken up into two Cincinnati (Straily 11-7) at Pittsburgh (Nova programs. College Football Western New York 8 5 5 29 34 23 DAYTON — Announced the resignation of teams who will face off for the Tide’s Fall World Series from Friday, Oct. 11-6), 6:05 p.m. Seattle 6 6 6 24 24 19 Philadelphia (Asher 0-0) at Washington (Cole women’s basketball coach Jim Jabir. 21 through Sunday, Oct. 23. Saturday’s Games Sky Blue FC 6 7 5 23 21 26 ETSU — Named Catherine Layne assistant 1-1), 6:05 p.m. FC Kansas City 6 8 4 22 16 19 Milwaukee (Guerra 7-3) at St. Louis (Garcia cross country and track and field coach. n Kent State football game sold out: At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Western Kentucky at Alabama, 2:30 p.m. Orlando 6 11 1 19 17 25 GEORGE WASHINGTON — Named Kevin 10-11), 6:15 p.m. Houston 5 9 4 19 22 24 tickets for the Sept. 24 football game against Kent State have now sold Wofford at Ole Miss, 3 p.m. Colorado (Hoffman 0-2) at San Diego (Richard DeMille assistant director of basketball oper- Boston 3 13 2 11 13 39 ations. out, The University of Alabama Athletics Department announced on 1-3), 9:10 p.m. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. South Carolina at Mississippi State, 6 p.m. Friday’s Games MINNESOTA — Fired wrestling coach J Robin- Tuesday. son. Named Brandon Eggum interim wrestling Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Savannah State at Southern Mississippi, 6 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 6:05 p.m. coach. Tickets are still available for the home opener against Western Western New York 2, Boston 2 NORTH TEXAS — Named Jared Mosley as- L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 6:10 p.m. Orlando 1, Sky Blue FC 1 Kentucky (Sept. 10) at $50 each as well as the Chattanooga game N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 6:35 p.m. sociate vice president and CEO of the athletic College Cross Country Washington 2, Seattle 1 department. (Nov. 19) at $45 each. Tickets purchased through RollTide.com will Chicago Cubs at Houston, 7:10 p.m. FC Kansas City 3, Chicago 2 Friday’s Meets Milwaukee at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. VANDERBILT — Named D.J. Svihlik hitting include a $10 value that can be used at designated concessions and Saturday’s Game coach, Aaron Gershenfeld volunteer assistant San Francisco at Arizona, 8:40 p.m. Washington at Western New York, 6:30 p.m. Alabama at Chattanooga Invitational Colorado at San Diego, 9:40 p.m. baseball coach, Brooks Webb director of base- merchandise stands inside Bryant-Denny Stadium. Group pricing is Sunday’s Game ball operations and Alex Levitt director of player also available for each of the two games noted above for groups of 15 Ole Miss, Southern Mississippi at Ole Miss Rebel League Leaders FC Kansas City at Chicago, 5 p.m. development for baseball. or more. Invitational AMERICAN LEAGUE Tuesday’s Moves BATTING—Altuve, Houston, .344; Pedroia, Tennis Fans may purchase tickets online at RollTide.com. If assistance is Boston, .325; Trout, Los Angeles, .323; Es- BASEBALL required, fans may call (205) 348-BAMA (2262) or toll free at 1-877-TI- College Soccer cobar, Los Angeles, .320; Ortiz, Boston, .318; U.S. Open Results American League Betts, Boston, .317; Lindor, Cleveland, .316; CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Activated RHP Mi- DETIX (843-3849). Friday’s Matches Wednesday guel Gonzalez from the 15-day DL. Recalled Cabrera, Detroit, .315; Ramirez, Cleveland, At The USTA Billie Jean King National n .309; Machado, Baltimore, .307. OF Jason Coats, INF Leury Garcia and RHP Rivers earns conference volleyball honors: At Tuscaloosa, Lamar at Southern Mississippi, 4 p.m. Tennis Center Blake Smith from Charlotte (IL). RUNS—Donaldson, Toronto, 109; Trout, Los New York Alabama, senior Krystal Rivers is this week’s SEC Offensive Player of Arkansas at Mississippi State, 7 p.m. Angeles, 109; Betts, Boston, 105; Springer, CLEVELAND INDIANS — Recalled RHP Purse: $46.3 million (Grand Slam) Shawn Armstrong from Lake County (MWL). the Week following stellar performances over last week’s four matches. Houston, 104; Kinsler, Detroit, 101; Bogaerts, Surface: Hard-Outdoor Alabama at Tennessee, 7 p.m. Boston, 99; Desmond, Texas, 98; Altuve, HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled RHP Brad Rivers led the team in kills in all four of week two’s matches, Singles Peacock and RHP David Paulino from Fresno Houston, 96; Machado, Baltimore, 96; Dozier, Men Missouri at Ole Miss, 7 p.m. Minnesota, 93. (PCL). finishing with 89 and an average of 5.24 per set. Her highest total came Quarterfinals KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Recalled INF Sunday’s Matches RBI—Encarnacion, Toronto, 112; Pujols, Los Kei Nishikori (6), Japan, def. Andy Murray (2), against 16th-ranked Florida State, posting 29 over the five sets with Angeles, 110; Ortiz, Boston, 107; Betts, Bos- Christian Colon from Omaha (PCL). Selected just eight errors on 50 swings, good for a .420 hitting percentage. The Louisiana-Lafayette at Mississippi State, 1 p.m. ton, 100; Trumbo, Baltimore, 98; Beltre, Texas, Britain, 1-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1, 7-5. the contracts of OF Daniel Nava and RHP 92; Dozier, Minnesota, 92; Donaldson, Toronto, Women Kevin McCarthy from Omaha. Designated 29 kills and four aces in the match against the Seminoles are both just South Alabama at Ole Miss, 1 p.m. 92; Altuve, Houston, 91; Napoli, Cleveland, 90; Quarterfinals OF Rey Fuentes and RHP Nick Tepesch for one shy of her career bests. She also posted two double-doubles, first Machado, Baltimore, 90; Correa, Houston, 90. Karolina Pliskova (10), Czech Republic, def. assignment. Jackson State at Southern Mississippi, 1 p.m. HITS—Altuve, Houston, 187; Betts, Boston, Ana Konjuh, Croatia, 6-2, 6-2. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Activated O Shane in Thursday’s win over Virginia Tech with 22 kills and 14 digs and then 184; Pedroia, Boston, 174; Cano, Seattle, 170; Serena Williams (1), United States, def. Simona Robinson from the 15-day DL. against Temple on Saturday with 24 kills and 13 digs. Bogaerts, Boston, 169; Machado, Baltimore, Halep (5), Romania, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. MINNESOTA TWINS — Recalled RHP Tyler College Volleyball Duffey and 1B Kennys Vargas from Rochester n 169; Lindor, Cleveland, 169; Cabrera, Detroit, Doubles Softball sets fall schedule: At Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Alabama Friday’s Matches 161; Abreu, Chicago, 158; Desmond, Texas, Men (IL). Selected the contract of INF James Beres- softball fans can get an early preview of the 2017 Crimson Tide team 158. Quarterfinals ford from Rochester. Transferred OF Danny Northwestern State at Alabama, 10 a.m. DOUBLES—Ortiz, Boston, 44; Machado, Bal- Santana to the 60-day DL. Added Rochester with eight home softball games during the month of October at Rhoads Jamie Murray, Britain, and Bruno Soares (4), hitting coach Chad Allen to the staff. timore, 39; Altuve, Houston, 38; Betts, Boston, Brazil, def. Chris Guccione, Australia, and An- Stadium. Mississippi State at Kansas State, noon 37; Ramirez, Cleveland, 36; Longoria, Tampa NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled RHP Bryan dre Sa, Brazil, 7-6 (9), 2-6, 6-3. Mitchell and LHP James Pazos from Scranton/ Alabama will play four doubleheaders on four dates throughout Bay, 35; Schoop, Baltimore, 34; Seager, Se- Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut (1), Ole Miss at Lipscomb, 12:30 p.m. attle, 33; Cabrera, Chicago, 33; Shaw, Boston, Wilkes-Barre (IL). France, def. Robert Lindstedt, Sweden, and OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Recalled INF-OF the month of October. Admission for each doubleheader is $5 and Southern Mississippi at Alabama, 1 p.m. 32; Correa, Houston, 32; Dozier, Minnesota, Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, Pakistan, 6-3, 7-6 (4). 32. Arismendy Alcantara from Stockton (Cal). tickets will be sold at the gate at Rhoads Stadium. All proceeds from fall Pablo Carreno Busta and Guillermo Garcia-Lo- SEATTLE MARINERS — Recalled OF Norichi- Ole Miss vs. Virginia Tech (Nashville, TN), 4:30 TRIPLES—Eaton, Chicago, 8; Andrus, Texas, pez, Spain, def. Lukasz Kubot, Poland, and Al- softball games will go to the Bama Softball Walk-Off Club, the official 6; Dyson, Kansas City, 6; Bradley Jr., Boston, ka Aoki from Tacoma (PCL). exander Peya (12), Austria, 7-6 (8), 6-7 (3), 6-4. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Fired hitting coach Derek booster club for Alabama softball. Fans who have not joined the club will p.m. 6; Bourn, Baltimore, 6; Dozier, Minnesota, 5; Beckham, Tampa Bay, 5; Naquin, Cleveland, Shelton. Named Chad Mottola hitting coach. have the opportunity to do so at the fall games. Mississippi State vs. Loyola (Manhattan, KS), 5 5; Gardner, New York, 5; Cabrera, Chicago, Women TEXAS RANGERS — Recalled INF Joey Gallo Quarterfinals and OF Jared Hoying from Round Rock (PCL). The Tide opens fall play on Saturday, Oct. 8 with two games 5; Miller, Tampa Bay, 5; Ellsbury, New York, 5; p.m. Betts, Boston, 5; Altuve, Houston, 5; Donald- Martina Hingis, Switzerland, and CoCo Van- Activated RHP Tanner Scheppers from 60-day against Middle Tennessee State starting at 1:30 p.m. before facing son, Toronto, 5. deweghe (6), United States, def. Barbora DL. Named Wade Howell general manager for Southern Mississippi vs. Northwestern State Kinston (Carolina). Spring Hill College in a doubleheader on Sunday, Oct. 9 at 1:30 p.m. HOME RUNS—Trumbo, Baltimore, 41; Dozier, Krejcikova and Katerina Siniakova (16), Czech (Tuscaloosa, AL), 5:30 p.m. Minnesota, 39; Encarnacion, Toronto, 37; Da- Republic, 6-1, 6-2. National League The following weekend, Alabama plays two games against Alabama vis, Oakland, 35; Frazier, Chicago, 35; Cruz, Mixed CHICAGO CUBS — Activated RHP Hector Rondon from the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP State on Sunday, Oct. 16 and then concludes its fall schedule with a Southern Mississippi at Alabama, 7 p.m. Seattle, 35; Davis, Baltimore, 35; Machado, Semifinals Baltimore, 34; Donaldson, Toronto, 34; Cano, Laura Siegemund, Germany, and Mate Pav- Spencer Patton, OF Albert Almora Jr. and INF doubleheader against Wallace-Hanceville on Sunday, Oct. 23 at 1:30 Saturday’s Matches Seattle, 32. ic, Croatia, def. Chan Yung-jan, Taiwan, and Munenori Kawasaki from Iowa (PCL). Selected the contract of C Tim Federowicz from Iowa. p.m. STOLEN BASES—Davis, Cleveland, 35; Al- Nenad Zimonjic, Serbia, 7-6 (5), 7-5. Southern Mississippi vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff tuve, Houston, 27; Dyson, Kansas City, 26; Designated RHP R.J. Alvarez for assignment. CoCo Vandeweghe and Rajeev Ram (7), Unit- CINCINNATI REDS — Recalled INF-OF Tony Upton Jr., Toronto, 25; Trout, Los Angeles, ed States, def. Anna-Lena Groenefeld, Germa- (Tuscaloosa, AL), 10 a.m. 24; Betts, Boston, 21; Andrus, Texas, 21; Renda, OF Steve Selsky and RHP Josh Smith ny, and Robert Farah, Colombia, 7-6 (4), 6-4. from Louisville (IL). Mississippi State vs. Miami (Florida) (Manhattan, Desmond, Texas, 20; Ramirez, Cleveland, 20; Junior Singles Southern Mississippi Ellsbury, New York, 18. COLORADO ROCKIES — Recalled RHPs Ed- Boys die Butler and German Marquez and C Dustin KS), 10:30 a.m. PITCHING—Porcello, Boston, 19-3; Happ, Second Round Volleyball drops five-set match to South Alabama Toronto, 17-4; Tillman, Baltimore, 15-5; Kluber, Garneau from Albuquerque (PCL). Selected J.J. Wolf, United States, def. Geoffrey Blanca- the contracts of INF Pat Valaika and INF-OF Cleveland, 15-9; Sale, Chicago, 15-7; Verland- MOBILE, Ala. — South Alabama cut out a nail-biting win in the first Lehigh at Alabama, 11 a.m. neaux (4), France, 6-1, 6-3. Jordan Patterson from Albuquerque. Desig- er, Detroit, 14-7; Price, Boston, 14-8; Iwakuma, Yosuke Watanuki (7), Japan, def. Liam Carua- set before winning the third and fifth sets over Southern Mississippi (26- Ole Miss vs. Northwestern (Nashville, TN), 12:30 Seattle, 14-11; Hamels, Texas, 14-5; Wright, nated INFs Ben Paulsen and Rafael Ynoa for assignment. Boston, 13-6. na, Italy, 6-2, 6-4. 28, 25-23, 17-25, 25-23, 15-7) on Tuesday night. The Golden Eagles MIAMI MARLINS — Activated 1B Justin Bour p.m. ERA—Sanchez, Toronto, 2.92; Pomeranz, Patrick Kypson, United States, def. Vlad Andrei from the 60-day DL. Recalled LHPs Justin won the 2015 Hattiesburg contest in five sets. Boston, 3.01; Quintana, Chicago, 3.05; Sale, Dancu, Romania, 6-4, 6-1. Sebastian Korda, United States, def. Louis Tes- Nicolino and Hunter Cervenka from New “South Alabama came out ready to play,” head coach Amanda Junior College Football Chicago, 3.07; Tanaka, New York, 3.11; Duffy, Orleans (PCL) and OF Yefri Perez from Jack- Kansas City, 3.13; Kluber, Cleveland, 3.16; sa, France, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2. Berkley said. “They’re a tough team and they served really well. We Today’s Games Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Spain, def. Lo sonville (SL). Designated RHP Kendry Flores Porcello, Boston, 3.23; Hamels, Texas, 3.25; for assignment. weren’t able to run our offense well. I think our team fought to get a Verlander, Detroit, 3.28. Chien Hsun, Taiwan, 6-4, 6-2. Itawamba at Hinds, 6:30 p.m. Corentin Moutet, France, def. Louis Wessels LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Recalled RHP STRIKEOUTS—Archer, Tampa Bay, 211; Pedro Baez from Tulsa (Texas). couple of those sets, but we have to get better.” Verlander, Detroit, 209; Kluber, Cleveland, (16), Germany, 6-3, 5-7, 7-6 (4). EMCC at Gulf Coast, 7 p.m. Khumoyun Sultonov, Uzbekistan, def. Ulises NEW YORK METS — Recalled RHP Rafael The Jaguars (6-1) came out firing in the fifth set, taking an 11-3 198; Sale, Chicago, 193; Price, Boston, 193; Montero, OF Brandon Nimmo, INF T.J. Rive- lead. Hamels, Texas, 175; Pomeranz, Boston, 174; Blanch (3), United States, 7-5, 6-7 (6), 3-1, ra, INF Eric Campbell, LHP Josh Edgin, RHP Junior College Soccer Pineda, New York, 172; Kennedy, Kansas City, retired. Erik Goeddel and INF Gavin Cecchini from Las Sarah Bell got Southern Miss within 6-5 in the first set on a nice 160; Quintana, Chicago, 158. Friday’s Matches Felix Auger-Aliassime (6), Canada, def. Alexei Vegas (PCL). low dig that set up a Catherine Repsher attack and kill. Southern Miss SAVES—Britton, Baltimore, 40; Rodriguez, Popyrin, Australia, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Selected the con- Women: Itawamba at Hinds, 5 p.m. Detroit, 39; Robertson, Chicago, 34; Dyson, Girls tracts of INF Pedro Florimon and RHP Trevor tied it at 7, but the Jaguars responded and took a 14-10 lead that forced Texas, 32; Colome, Tampa Bay, 31; Osuna, Second Round Williams from Indianapolis (IL). Recalled RHPs a Golden Eagle timeout. Coombs tapped a point home on a solo Men: Itawamba at Hinds, 7 p.m. Toronto, 30; Madson, Oakland, 28; Jeffress, Kayla Day (5), United States, def. Shelly Krolitz- Tyler Glasnow and Drew Hutchison from Indi- Texas, 27; Cishek, Seattle, 25; Allen, Cleve- ky, Israel, 6-4, 6-3. anapolis. Designated LHP Kelvin Marte and block and kill, then followed it up with a Chanel Joyce block assist that land, 24; Kimbrel, Boston, 24. Kylie McKenzie, United States, def. Paula Arias RHP Curtis Partch for assignment. ultimately forced South Alabama to call a timeout leading 20-18. NATIONAL LEAGUE Manjon, Spain, 6-2, 6-2. SAN DIEGO PADRES — Reinstated OF Jon BATTING—Murphy, Washington, .343; Yuki Naito (15), Japan, def. Daria Kuczer, Po- Jay from the 60-day DL. Bell continued to play well with another quick kill and then combin- LeMahieu, Colorado, .343; Seager, Los An- land, 6-4, 6-4. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Recalled OF Jose ing on a block assist with Repsher. It forced USA to call a timeout tied at GOLF geles, .317; Segura, Arizona, .317; Blackmon, Martinez and RHPs Mike Mayers and Sam Tui- Colorado, .317; Prado, Miami, .313; Votto, Cin- Carson Branstine, United States, def. Olesya 23. Repsher made a nice solo block that tied it at 26, but back-to-back Pervushina (2), Russia, 2-6, 7-6 (7), 6-4. vailala from Memphis (PCL). cinnati, .312; Marte, Pittsburgh, .311; Realmuto, American Association Miami, .310; Braun, Milwaukee, .308. Usue Maitane Arconada (9), United States, def. USA kills gave them the set. Ayumi Miyamoto, Japan, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (3). JOPLIN BLASTERS — Exercised the 2017 RUNS—Bryant, Chicago, 112; Arenado, Colo- contract options on RHP Santos Arias, RHP A sliding dig by Makareta Rademakers eventually gave way to Woods plans return rado, 102; Seager, Los Angeles, 93; LeMahieu, Bianca Vanessa Andreescu (7), Canada, def. Hailey Baptiste, United States, 6-2, 6-3. Alex deLa Cruz, LHP Axel Johnson, RHP Mario a Purdue kill that got Southern Miss its third consecutive point and to Colorado, 92; Blackmon, Colorado, 92; Gold- Morales, RHP Roby Romero, C Conor Sullivan, BY DOUG FERGUSON schmidt, Arizona, 89; Votto, Cincinnati, 85; Alexandra Sanford (16), United States, def. within 10-8 in the second set. The Golden Eagles trailed 14-9 and 16-11 Pranjala Yadlapalli, India, 5-7, 7-5, 6-2. INF Edwin Gomez, INF Alex Polston, INF Bran- Freeman, Atlanta, 85; Rizzo, Chicago, 84; don Tierney, OF KC Hurth, OF Oscar Mesa, before Coombs found the back corner on a kill. Three more points The Associated Press Myers, San Diego, 83; Murphy, Washington, Vanessa Ong, United States, def. Malene Hel- LHP Alberto Castillo, RHP Carlos Fuentes, 83; Segura, Arizona, 83. go, Norway, 6-4, 6-4. followed before South Alabama called a timeout. RHP Harrison Lee, RHP Keith Picht, C Ermindo RBI—Arenado, Colorado, 117; Murphy, Wash- Junior Doubles Escobar, INF Mitch Glasser, INF Sergio Leon, Some outstretched reaches by the Golden Eagles paved the way ington, 98; Rizzo, Chicago, 96; Kemp, Atlanta, Boys INF Will Soto, INF Geraldo Valentin, OF Mark CARMEL, Ind. — Out of golf for more 94; Bryant, Chicago, 91; Bruce, New York, 90; for Repsher to kill one to the far right side, and another point after tied Second Round Krueger and RHP Victor Ramirez. than a year, Tiger Woods said Wednesday he Gonzalez, Colorado, 88; Russell, Chicago, 88; Elliot Benchetrit and Geoffrey Blancaneaux (7), KANSAS CITY T-BONES — Exercised the the match at 21 and forced a Jaguar timeout. Duvall, Cincinnati, 87; Yelich, Miami, 85; Lamb, France, def. Olukayode Alafia Damina Ayeni, 2017 contract options on RHP Jordan Coo- Arizona, 85. The Golden Eagles (6-2) came back from the third set intermission hopes to play the first event of the PGA Tour United States, and Vlad Andrei Dancu, Roma- per, RHP Sean Furney, RHP Josh Hodges, HITS—Segura, Arizona, 171; Seager, Los nia, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (8), 13-11. LHP Mike Kickham, LHP Josh Tols, C Nolan determined. Two Purdue kills, one hard and one soft, followed by a season next month and could play as much as Angeles, 169; Murphy, Washington, 168; Juan Carlos Manuel Aguilar, Bolivia, and Felipe Johnson, INF Jack Blackwood, INF Brett Wi- LeMahieu, Colorado, 165; Prado, Miami, 165; Meligeni Rodrigues Alves, Brazil, def. Marvin ley, OF Tyson Gillies, OF Dalton Wheat, LHP Joyce block gave them a 6-2 lead. South Alabama came right back twice more before the end of the year. Bryant, Chicago, 157; Arenado, Colorado, 154; Moeller and Louis Wessels (6), Germany, 6-3, Evan Deluca, RHP Mark Haynes, RHP David and took a 10-7 lead that forced a timeout. Southern Miss had to call Blackmon, Colorado, 153; Freeman, Atlanta, Holman, RHP Jared Messer, LHP Tyler Ybarra, Woods said if his rehabilitation from back 151; Marte, Pittsburgh, 151; Yelich, Miami, 151. 6-3. another down 16-9. Lo Chien Hsun, Taiwan, and Anthony Jackie C Tyler Moore, INF Ryan Retz, OF Anthony DOUBLES—Murphy, Washington, 38; Rizzo, Gallas and OF Tyler Massey. surgeries keeps going well, he would play the Chicago, 38; Seager, Los Angeles, 38; Free- Tang, Hong Kong, def. Kenneth Raisma, Es- The fourth set saw Southern Miss possess a 12-9 lead before the tonia, and Stefanos Tsitsipas (2), Greece, 6-3, TEXAS AIR HOGS — Exercised the 2017 con- man, Atlanta, 38; Markakis, Atlanta, 35; Segu- tract options on INF Cory Morales, INF Devon first timeout was called. The Golden Eagles took an 18-12 lead when Safeway Open in Napa, California, on Oct. 13- ra, Arizona, 35; Rendon, Washington, 35; Villar, 2-6, 10-7. Zizou Bergs, Belgium, and Yshai Oliel, Israel, Reodriguez, INF Juan Sanchez, OF Michael Druhan turned her back to chase down a ball, then Purdue swatted one 16. Milwaukee, 34; Marte, Pittsburgh, 34; Gonza- Hur, OF Nick Akins, OF Kenny Peoples-Walls, lez, Colorado, 34; Yelich, Miami, 34. def. Oliver Crawford and Patrick Kypson, Unit- home for the kill. It was a 19-16 score before a a timeout by the visitors. ed States, 6-4, 6-7 (6), 12-10. LHP Derek Callahan, RHP Cody Culp, RHP “My rehabilitation is to the point where TRIPLES—Hernandez, Philadelphia, 9; Craw- Tyler Harris, RHP Cody Hebner, RHP Diegeo Repsher provided a nice kill that staved off the Jag rally and forced them ford, San Francisco, 9; Owings, Arizona, 9; Sean Sculley and Nick Stachowiak, United Ibarra, RHP Jack Karraker, LHP Tyler Ihrig, I’m comfortable making plans, but I still have Lamb, Arizona, 8; LeMahieu, Colorado, 8; States, def. Karim Hossam, Egypt, and Ergi to call timeout trailing 21-19, then did the same to make it 22-21. RHP Trey Masek, RHP Carlos Misell, RHP Alan work to do,” Woods said in a surprise an- Belt, San Francisco, 7; Harrison, Pittsburgh, 7; Kirkin, Turkey, 3-6, 6-4, 12-10. Oaks, RHP Mark Pope, LHP Griffin Russell, n Volleyball’s Purdue earns conference honors: At Hat- Bourjos, Philadelphia, 7; Revere, Washington, Girls LHP David Russo, C Michael Miller, C Michael 7; Bruce, New York, 6; Turner, Washington, 6; tiesburg, Southern Miss senior outside hitter Stephany Purdue has nouncement on his website . “Whether I can Second Round Valadez, INF Brian Bistagne, INF Leon Byrd Segura, Arizona, 6; Freeman, Atlanta, 6; Panik, Morgan Coppoc and Taylor Johnson, United and INF Cody Lenahan. earned Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week honors for her San Francisco, 6; Carpenter, St. Louis, 6. States, def. Maria Mateas, United States, and FOOTBALL play depends on my continued progress and HOME RUNS—Arenado, Colorado, 36; Bryant, performance throughout the Golden Eagles’ 4-0 stretch. Ioana Minca (8), Romania, 7-6 (1), 6-1. National Football League recovery. My hope is to have my game ready Chicago, 36; Carter, Milwaukee, 33; Duvall, Kaja Juvan, Slovenia, and Iga Swiatek (5), Cincinnati, 30; Bruce, New York, 29; Freeman, ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed QBs Zac Purdue on Saturday was named the Tiger Classic MVP, going Poland, def. Nicole Frenkel and Sofia Kenin, Dysert and Aaron Murray to the practice squad. to go.” Atlanta, 29; Rizzo, Chicago, 28; Kemp, Atlanta, United States, 3-6, 6-3, 10-4. above and beyond her normal excellence to helped lead Southern 28; Cespedes, New York, 28; Tomas, Arizona, BUFFALO BILLS — Signed WR Brandon Tate. Miss to a sweep of Virginia, UConn and LSU in the field. Her 27 kills in Woods last played on Aug. 23, 2015, at the 27; Lamb, Arizona, 27; Story, Colorado, 27. Kayla Day and Caroline Dolehide, United Signed CB Marcus Roberson, LB Carlos Fields STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, 58; States, def. Shelly Krolitzky, Israel, and Maria and S Damian Parms to the practice squad. the finale against LSU were the most by a Golden Eagle since Quinci Wyndham Championship. Two shots out of Villar, Milwaukee, 52; Marte, Pittsburgh, 47; Jose Portillo Ramirez, Mexico, 6-4, 6-3. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed K Connor Barth. Hayward had 31 (tied school record) in 2013. Those 27 were also the Nunez, San Francisco, 34; Jankowski, San Jada Myii Hart and Ena Shibahara, United DALLAS COWBOYS — Released LB Deon the lead going into the final round, he closed Diego, 30; Segura, Arizona, 30; Perez, Milwau- States, def. Cho I-hsuan, Taiwan, and Yuki Nai- King and DE Ryan Russell from the practice most by any player in the league this year, and it was more impressive kee, 29; Myers, San Diego, 25; Goldschmidt, to, Japan, 6-3, 7-6 (5). squad. Signed LB Jeremiah George, DE Zach once added alongside her 16 digs. Her match against the Huskies saw with a 70 and tied for 10th. A month later, he Arizona, 23; Turner, Washington, 21; Broxton, Wang Xiyu and Zheng Wushuang, China, def. Moore and OT Keavon Milton to the practice Milwaukee, 21. Paula Arias Manjon and Eva Guerrero Alvarez, squad. her tally 15 kills and a season-high eight assists. announced he had another operation on his PITCHING—Scherzer, Washington, 16-7; Spain, 3-6, 7-6 (0), 13-11. DETROIT LIONS — Claimed TE Khari Lee off n Cross country’s Dillistone earns conference award: At back. Then, Woods had a third back surgery Arrieta, Chicago, 16-6; Lester, Chicago, 15-4; Mai Hontama, Japan, and Anastasia Zarytska, waivers from Chicago. Placed LB Jon Bostic on Strasburg, Washington, 15-4; Hendricks, Chi- Ukraine, def. Hailey Baptiste and Ann Li, United injured reserve. Hattiesburg, Southern Miss senior Dana Dillistone was named the in October. cago, 14-7; Maeda, Los Angeles, 14-8; Ham- States, 6-3, 6-1. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed OT Carter Conference Cross Country Female Athlete of the Week after winning mel, Chicago, 14-8; Roark, Washington, 14-8; Bykowski to the practice squad. Released CB He missed all four majors for the first time Cueto, San Francisco, 14-5; Bumgarner, San Tre Roberson from the practice squad. the Warhawk Invitational and leading the Golden Eagles to a team title. Francisco, 14-8. Transactions NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed DB Dillistone led Southern Miss to a first-place finish at the Warhawk in his career. ERA—Hendricks, Chicago, 2.07; Syndergaard, Mike Hilton and DB Vinnie Sunseri to the prac- New York, 2.48; Bumgarner, San Francisco, Wednesday’s Moves tice squad. Invitational, the team’s first win of the season. The Hattiesburg native Jack Nicklaus tweeted to Woods that “it’s 2.51; Lester, Chicago, 2.61; Arrieta, Chicago, BASEBALL NEW YORK JETS — Waived TE Brian Parker. finished the 5k race in 19:28 as she claimed the individual champion- 2.84; Scherzer, Washington, 2.88; Roark, MLB — Announced the resignation of Wendy Signed CB Dexter McDougle, S Ronald Martin great to see you back to see you back and Washington, 2.89; Cueto, San Francisco, 2.92; Lewis, senior vice president, diversity & strate- and RBs Dominique Williams and Raheem Mo- ship and led the Golden Eagles to a team title. She led a team that was in good health. You’ve done so much for the Teheran, Atlanta, 3.01; Fernandez, Miami, gic alliances. stert to the practice squad. picked to finish third in the 2016 C-USA Preseason Poll, as voted upon 3.03. American League SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed LB Tank game and it’s better with you playing.” STRIKEOUTS—Scherzer, Washington, 243; OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Recalled RHP Jhar- Carradine to a one-year contract extension by the league’s coaches. Fernandez, Miami, 224; Bumgarner, San Fran- el Cotton from Nashville (PCL). through the 2017 season. Southern Miss next competes at the Rebel Cross Country Invita- The Safeway Open is the opening event of cisco, 217; Syndergaard, New York, 195; Ray, National League TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed WR Ce- Arizona, 183; Strasburg, Washington, 179; SAN DIEGO PADRES — Recalled RHP Jake cil Shorts III. Waived WR Evan Spencer. tional hosted by Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi Friday. the wraparound PGA Tour season held at Sil- Cueto, San Francisco, 168; Arrieta, Chicago, Smith from San Antonio (Texas). TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed WR Tre Mc- —From Special Reports 168; Lester, Chicago, 164; Lackey, Chicago, SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Reinstated RHP Bride to the practice squad. Terminated the verado. 160. Jake Peavy from the 15-day DL. practice squad contract of WR Ben Roberts. 4B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

MIDWEST 15. Louisville 1-0 635 23 West UCF at Michigan, 11 a.m. 16. Wisconsin 1-0 583 NR Conference All Football Indiana St. at Minnesota, 11 a.m. 17. Oklahoma State 1-0 555 19 W L PF PA W L PF PA Walters NFL Wyoming at Nebraska, 11 a.m. 18. Mississippi 0-1 534 12 Prairie View 1 0 29 25 1 0 29 25 Continued from Page 1B Today’s Game Cincinnati at Purdue, 11 a.m. 19. Baylor 1-0 481 21 Grambling 0 0 0 0 1 0 72 12 Carolina at Denver, 7:30 p.m. Robert Morris at Dayton, Noon 20. Texas 1-0 439 NR Ark-Pine Bluff 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 44 Sunday’s Games Ohio at Kansas, 1:30 p.m. 21. Notre Dame 0-1 426 9 Southern U. 0 0 0 0 0 1 21 38 Columbus saw a packed house time loss to Madison Central. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, Noon. North Dakota at Bowling Green, 2 p.m. 22. LSU 0-1 418 6 Texas Southern 0 1 25 29 0 1 25 29 Buffalo at Baltimore, Noon. Weber St. at South Dakota, 2 p.m. 23. Oregon 1-0 385 22 for its home opener. The same This contest should be out- Chicago at Houston, Noon. E. Illinois at Miami (Ohio), 2:30 p.m. 24. Texas A&M 1-0 302 NR Saturday’s Games Green Bay at Jacksonville, Noon. E. Washington at N. Dakota St., 2:30 p.m. 25. Florida 1-0 182 25 Prairie View at Texas A&M, 11 a.m. should be true for this one as well. standing. A young Noxubee Coun- San Diego at Kansas City, Noon. Illinois St. at Northwestern, 2:30 p.m. Others receiving votes: Miami (Fla.) 108; Alabama A&M at MVSU, 4 p.m. ty team will know even more about Oakland at New Orleans, Noon. Nevada at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. North Carolina 62; Utah 61; Boise State Jackson State vs. Tennessee State at Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets, Noon. Tulsa at Ohio St., 2:30 p.m. 52; UCLA 38; Nebraska 37; Arkansas 21; Memphis, Tennessee, 6 p.m. itself when the final horn sounds. Cleveland at Philadelphia, Noon. Akron at Wisconsin, 2:30 p.m. Auburn 16; Brigham Young 15; San Diego Alabama State at Alcorn St., 6 p.m. Raiders or Volunteers Minnesota at Tennessee, Noon. Ball St. at Indiana, 3 p.m. State 12; Western Kentucky 11; Navy 10; Panhandle State at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 6 p.m. Whatever happens, we can Miami at Seattle, 3:05 p.m. N. Arizona at W. Illinois, 3 p.m. Pittsburgh 9; West Virginia 8; North Carolina Texas Southern at Houston Baptist, 7 p.m. 2-Which team grabs the season’s N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 3:25 p.m. Montana at N. Iowa, 4 p.m. State 7; Southern California 6; South Florida Southern U. at Tulane, 7 p.m. assume Noxubee County will have Detroit at Indianapolis, 3:25 p.m. NC A&T at Kent St., 5 p.m. 5; Duke 4; South Alabama 3; Southern Mis- Grambling State at Arizona, 9:45 p.m. fourth victory at J.E. Logan Field? New England at Arizona, 7:30 p.m. Franklin at Butler, 5:30 p.m. sissippi 2; Appalachian State 1; Colorado 1; a much better showing than last Monday’s Games Drake at S. Dakota St., 6 p.m. Toledo 1. Prep Rankings Starkville Academy and Lamar Pittsburgh at Washington, 6:10 p.m. SE Missouri at S. Illinois, 6 p.m. Here are Mississippi’s top high school season’s 28-0 defeat to Meridian at Los Angeles at San Francisco, 9:20 p.m. Maine at Toledo, 6 p.m. Southeastern football teams in each class as selected by School will each put three-game NC Central at W. Michigan, 6 p.m. a panel of Associated Press state sports Ray Stadium. Conference writers. CFL North Carolina at Illinois, 6:30 p.m. East winning streaks on the line when E. Michigan at Missouri, 6:30 p.m. EAST DIVISION Conference All Iowa St. at Iowa, 7:30 p.m. Class Overall the two meet Friday night in Ok- W L T Pts PF PA W L PF PA W L PF PA Ottawa 5 4 1 11 262 255 SOUTHWEST School W-L Pts Prv Lamar at Houston, 11 a.m. South Carolina 1 0 13 10 1 0 13 10 1. Clinton (10) (3-0) 100 2 tibbeha County. Eagles or Rams Hamilton 5 5 0 10 312 269 Florida 0 0 0 0 1 0 24 7 Toronto 4 6 0 8 237 285 Cent. Michigan at Oklahoma St., 11 a.m. 2. Brandon (2-1) 85 1 4-Can Columbus Christian grab Prairie View at Texas A&M, 11 a.m. Georgia 0 0 0 0 1 0 33 24 3. Starkville (3-0) 75 3 From an offensive standpoint, Montreal 3 7 0 6 205 237 Tennessee 0 0 0 0 1 0 20 13 WEST DIVISION SMU at Baylor, 2:30 p.m. 4. St. Stanislaus (3-0) 56 5 its first home win? N. Colorado at Abilene Christian, 6 p.m. Kentucky 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 44 5. Warren Central (3-0) 43 8 both teams are rolling. Starkville W L T Pts PF PA Missouri 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 26 Calgary 8 1 1 17 323 209 Panhandle St. at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 6 p.m. (tie)Grenada (3-0) 43 9 Academy dismantled Magnolia Tupelo Christian Prep comes Samford at Cent. Arkansas, 6 p.m. Vanderbilt 0 1 10 13 0 1 10 13 7. Noxubee County (2-1) 35 7 B.C. 7 3 0 14 280 246 West to Steens Friday night with the Winnipeg 6 4 0 12 259 229 Bethune-Cookman at North Texas, 6 p.m. 8. West Point (2-1) 32 4 Heights Academy 39-7 last week, Louisiana-Monroe at Oklahoma, 6 p.m. ConferenceAll 9. Gulfport (2-1) 21 6 Edmonton 5 5 0 10 296 292 W L PF PA W L PF PA homestanding Columbus Chris- Saskatchewan 1 9 0 2 195 347 West Alabama at Stephen F. Austin, 6 p.m. 10. Jackson Prep (3-0) 15 10 while Lamar had a surprising- Arkansas at TCU, 6 p.m. Alabama 0 0 0 0 1 0 52 6 Others receiving votes: Oxford 9, Hatties- ly-easy time in a 38-14 home win tian squad looking for its second Friday’s Game UTEP at Texas, 6 p.m. Arkansas 0 0 0 0 1 0 21 20 burg 9, Tupelo 6, Picayune 6, Charleston Montreal at BC, 9 p.m. Texas Southern at Houston Baptist, 7 p.m. Texas A&M 0 0 0 0 1 0 31 24 5, South Jones 4, West Jones 3, Northwest over Simpson Academy. win overall and first win at home. Saturday’s Games FAR WEST Auburn 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 19 Rankin 2, Petal 1. Saskatchewan at Winnipeg, 3 p.m. Georgia St. at Air Force, 1 p.m. LSU 0 0 0 0 0 1 14 16 It appears Lamar is running the Columbus Christian showed Calgary at Edmonton, 6 p.m. Utah St. at Southern Cal, 1 p.m. Ole Miss 0 0 0 0 0 1 34 45 Class 6A signs of its capabilities in a road UTSA at Colorado St., 3 p.m. Mississippi St 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 21 School W-L Pts Prv ball more this season. A dominant College Schedule Bryant at Montana St., 3:05 p.m. 1. Clinton (10) (3-0) 100 2 win at Kirk Academy. However, Today’s Games Portland St. at San Jose St., 3:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games 2. Brandon (2-1) 86 1 ground game paved the way for SOUTH Idaho at Washington, 4 p.m. Nicholls State at No. 18 Georgia, 11 a.m. 3. Starkville (3-0) 82 3 the Rams have to get better on Pikeville at E. Kentucky, 6 p.m. Idaho St. at Colorado, 4:30 p.m. (SEC Network) 4. Warren Central (3-0) 72 5 Lamar to roll to a 31-13 victory last Incarnate Word at Northwestern St., 6 p.m. San Diego at Cal Poly, 6:05 p.m. Prairie View A&M at Texas A&M, 11 a.m. 5. Gulfport (2-1) 30 4 offense and have to find some BYU at Utah, 6:30 p.m. (SEC Network) Others receiving votes: Hancock 6, Petal 6, season at home. Meridian 6, Tupelo 6, Northwest Rankin 6. Friday’s Games New Mexico at New Mexico St., 7 p.m. Western Kentucky at No. 1 Alabama, This year’s matchup should be consistency. EAST SE Louisiana at S. Utah, 7 p.m. 2:30 p.m. (ESPN2) UNLV at UCLA, 7 p.m. Kentucky at No. 25 Florida. 2:30 p.m. Class 5A Early-season injuries have not Louisville at Syracuse, 7 p.m. School W-L Pts Prv far more competitive. Starkville SOUTH S. Oregon at UC Davis, 8 p.m. (WCBI) Texas Tech at Arizona St., 9 p.m. 1. Grenada (9) (3-0) 99 1 helped the cause either. Howev- Maryland at FIU, 6:30 p.m. Wofford at No. 11 Ole Miss, 3 p.m. 2. Hattiesburg (1) (2-1) 74 3 Academy is still looking for a sig- Sacramento St. at Fresno St., 9 p.m. (SEC Network) Washington St. at Boise St., 9:15 p.m. 3. West Point (2-1) 66 2 er, Oak Hill Academy grabbed a Saturday’s Games Middle Tennessee State at Vanderbilt, 3 4. Oxford (2-1) 59 4 nature victory despite a 3-0 start. EAST Virginia at Oregon, 9:30 p.m. p.m. (SEC Network) road win against Tupelo Christian California at San Diego St., 9:30 p.m. 5. Picayune (2-0) 37 NR It could come Friday night. Rice at Army, 11 a.m. Arkansas at No. 13 TCU, 6 p.m. Others receiving votes: Laurel 36, South Penn St. at Pittsburgh, 11 a.m. Grambling St. at Arizona, 9:45 p.m. (ESPN / ESPN2) Prep, so Columbus Christian has a UT Martin at Hawaii, 10:59 p.m. Jones 9, West Jones 8, Vicksburg 6, Stone Howard at Rutgers, 11 a.m. South Carolina at Mississippi State, 6 p.m. County 6. chance to do the same at home. Boston College at UMass, 11 a.m. (ESPN / ESPN2) Class 4A Concordia (Mich.) at Wagner, 11 a.m. AP Top 25 Jacksonville State at No. 5 LSU, 6:30 p.m. School W-L Pts Prv Elizabeth City St. at Fordham, Noon The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Wildcats or Tigers A year ago, Columbus Chris- college football poll, with first-place votes in (ESPNU) 1. St. Stanislaus (8) (3-0) 98 1 Albany (NY) at Rhode Island, Noon Arkansas State at Auburn, 6:30 p.m. 2. Noxubee County (1) (2-1) 82 2 3-Can Noxubee County bag its tian played its best football late in Valparaiso at Sacred Heart, Noon parentheses, records through Sept. 5, total points based on 25 points for a first-place (SEC Network) 3. Pontotoc (1) (3-0) 67 5 Stony Brook at Temple, Noon 4. Senatobia (2-1) 49 4 second win against Class 6A compe- the season. Coach Greg Watkins Youngstown St. at West Virginia, 1 p.m. vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, Eastern Michigan at Missouri, 6:30 p.m. and previous ranking: (SEC Network) 5. Moss Point (2-1) 43 3 UConn at Navy, 2:30 p.m. Others receiving votes: West Lauderdale tition this season? would like to see his squad throw Bucknell at Duquesne, 5 p.m. Record Pts Pv Virginia Tech vs. No. 9 Tennessee, at Bris- 1. Alabama (54) 1-0 1,518 1 tol, Tennessee, 7 p.m. (WKDH-WTVA) 16, Itawamba 14, Tishomingo County 13, One will never fault coach the switch a little earlier this Delaware at Lafayette, 5 p.m. Poplarville 12, South Pike 6. Georgetown at Marist, 5 p.m. 2. Clemson (2) 1-0 1,416 2 Conference USA Class 3A Tyrone Shorter for playing an St. Francis (Pa.) at Towson, 5 p.m. 3. Florida St. (4) 1-0 1,413 4 School W-L Pts Prv season. Lehigh at Villanova, 5 p.m. 4. Ohio St. 1-0 1,324 6 East Division Conference All 1. Charleston (8) (3-0) 96 1 easy schedule at Noxubee Coun- Holy Cross at New Hampshire, 6 p.m. 5. Michigan (1) 1-0 1,261 7 2. Hazlehurst (1) (3-0) 82 T2 SOUTH 6. Houston 1-0 1,243 15 W L PF PA W L PF PA W. Kentucky 1 0 46 14 1 0 46 14 3. Raleigh (1) (3-0) 78 T2 ty. Each year, the Tigers have a NC State at East Carolina, 11 a.m. 7. Stanford 1-0 1,140 8 4. Kemper County (2-1) 62 4 Vikings or Eagles Nicholls at Georgia, 11 a.m. FAU 0 0 0 0 1 0 38 30 8. Washington 1-0 884 14 Middle Tenn. 0 0 0 0 1 0 55 0 5. Tylertown (3-0) 54 5 non-region schedule loaded with 5-Who wins this area’s big Eight- Troy at Clemson, 11:30 a.m. 9. Georgia 1-0 877 18 Others receiving votes: East Side 14, Phila- Charleston Southern at Florida St., Marshall 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10. Wisconsin 1-0 759 NR Old Dominion 0 0 0 0 1 0 54 21 delphia 8, West Marion 6, state championship contenders. Man rivalry game? 11:30 a.m. 11. Texas 1-0 743 NR Class 2A Presbyterian at Chattanooga, 1 p.m. Charlotte 0 0 0 0 0 1 14 70 Noxubee County not only 12. Michigan St. 1-0 722 12 FIU 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 34 School W-L Pts Prv Over the years, Central Acade- Davidson at Kentucky Wesleyan, 1 p.m. 13. Louisville 1-0 686 19 1. East Webster (6) (3-0) 94 3 Mercer at Georgia Tech, 2 p.m. West Division • plays some Class 5A and Class 6A 14. Oklahoma 0-1 664 3 Conference All 2. Bassfield (4) (2-1) 90 1 ng my and Hebron Christian School W. Kentucky at Alabama, 2:30 p.m. 15. TCU 1-0 635 13 W L PF PA W L PF PA 3. Calhoun City (2-1) 71 4 foes but it also lines up against Old Dominion at Appalachian St., 2:30 p.m. 16. Iowa 1-0 588 17 4. Bay Springs (2-1) 50 2 have combined to win a lot of Wake Forest at Duke, 2:30 p.m. Southern Miss.0 0 0 0 1 0 44 35 17. Tennessee 1-0 573 9 UTEP 0 0 0 0 1 0 38 22 5. Eupora (3-0) 43 NR teams expected to compete for Kentucky at Florida, 2:30 p.m. Others receiving votes: Enterprise Clarke football games. CCSU at James Madison, 3 p.m. 18. Notre Dame 0-1 528 10 UTSA 0 0 0 0 1 0 26 13 19. Mississippi 0-1 493 11 Louisiana Tech 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 21 12, Madison St. Joseph 12, Heidelberg 8, state championships in those two However, when the two rivals Wofford at Ole Miss, 3 p.m. West Tallahatchie 8, Union 6, East Marion 6. Middle Tennessee at Vanderbilt, 3 p.m. 20. Texas A&M 1-0 477 NR North Texas 0 0 0 0 0 1 21 34 Antique Store • Accessory Store • Appliance21. LSU 0-1 423 5 StoreRice 0 1 14 46 0 1 14 46 • BuildingClass 1A Supply Store • Department Store • respective classes. meet Friday night in Pheba, each Monmouth (NJ) at Delaware St., 4 p.m. School W-L Pts Prv Alabama A&M at MVSU, 4 p.m. 22. Oklahoma St. 1-0 409 21 Friday’s Game 1. Simmons (9) (3-0) 99 1 Two weeks ago, Noxubee will be looking for victory No. 1 Elon at Charlotte, 5 p.m. 23. Baylor 1-0 296 23 2. Resurrection Catholic (2-1) 86 2 County knocked off Class 6A foe Campbell at Chowan, 5 p.m. 24. Oregon 1-0 242 24 Maryland at FIU, 7:30 p.m. 3. Smithville (1) (3-0) 72 3 after 0-3 starts. The stakes are William & Mary at Hampton, 5 p.m. 25. Miami 1-0 137 NR Saturday’s Games (tie) Nanih Waiya (2-1) 72 4 Columbus on the road, knocking even higher since its an MAIS Morgan St. at Marshall, 5 p.m. Others receiving votes: Florida 117, UCLA Rice at Army, 11 a.m. 5. Shaw (2-1) 46 5 Discount Store • Floor Covering • FAUFlorist at Miami, 5 p.m. 62, Boise St.• 50, Utah 43,Formal San Diego St. 37, Old Dominion at Appalachian State,Wear/Bridal Others receiving votes: West Lowndes 13, • Furniture Store • Garden Center it for one week from the Clari- Eight-Man District 2 matchup. VMI at Morehead St., 5 p.m. North Carolina 23, Auburn 13, Nebraska 13, 2:30 p.m. Lumberton 12. Norfolk St. at Richmond, 5 p.m. Pittsburgh 7, BYU 5, Navy 2, Colorado 1, Western Kentucky at Alabama, 2:30 p.m. Class Private Schools on-Ledger Super 10. The Tigers There is still hope for the Furman at The Citadel, 5 p.m. West Virginia 1. UTSA at Colorado State, 3 p.m. School W-L Pts Prv Gardner-Webb at W. Carolina, 5 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Vanderbilt, 3 p.m. 1. Jackson Prep (9) (3-0) 99 1 came within an eyelash of back-to- playoffs, since fellow district rival Alabama St. at Alcorn St., 6 p.m. Amway Coaches Top 25 FAU at Miami, 5 p.m. 2. Presbyterian Christian (1) (3-0) 78 4 • Gift Shop • Hardwareback Class 6A victories with a nar -Store • HomeTennessee Tech at Austin Peay, 6 Electronicsp.m. The Amway Top 25 football coaches poll, Elon at Charlotte, 5 p.m. Store3. Madison-Ridgeland Aca.(3-1) 73 •3 Jewelry Store • Lighting Store • Men’s Calhoun Academy is also winless Florida A&M at Coastal Carolina, 6 p.m. with first-place votes in parentheses, re- Morgan State at Marshall, 5 p.m. 4. Jackson Aca. (2-1) 60 2 • Heating & Cooling Service • row loss to Starkville taking place Point (Ga.) at Kennesaw St., 6 p.m. cords through Sept. 5, total points based on UTEP at Texas, 6 p.m. 5. Lamar School (3-1) 28 through three games. Jacksonville at Liberty, 6 p.m. 25 points for first place through one point for South Carolina State at Louisiana Tech, NR before the Columbus contest. Regardless of the final score, SC State at Louisiana Tech, 6 p.m. 25th, and previous ranking: 6 p.m. Others receiving votes: Copiah Aca. 20, McNeese St. at Louisiana-Lafayette, 6 p.m. Record Pts Pvs Bethune-Cookman at North Texas, 6 p.m. Oak Forest, La. 15, Indianola Aca. 8, St. The new week brings another this has been a fun rivalry over the South Carolina at Mississippi St., 6 p.m. 1. Alabama (62) 1-0 1598 1 Savannah State at Southern Mississippi, Joseph, Greenville 7, Greenville Christian 6, Clothing • Office Supply Store • MissouriPaint St. at Murray St., 6 p.m. 2.Store Clemson (2) 1-0 1513 2 •6 p.m. ShoeParklane Aca.Store 6. • Thrift Store • Women’s Clothi Class 6A challenge in the form of years. Friday night should be no Georgia Southern at South Alabama, 6 p.m. 3. Florida State 1-0 1454 4 N. Illinois at South Florida, 6 p.m. 4. Ohio State 1-0 1424 5 Southwestern Athletic All Associated Press members in Missis- Meridian. After being totally dom- exception. Savannah St. at Southern Mississippi, 6 5. Stanford 1-0 1284 7 sippi are eligible to participate in the high p.m. 6. Michigan 1-0 1261 8 Conference school football poll. Those who voted for inated in the New Hope Jamboree Scott Walters is a sports writ- Warner at Stetson, 6 p.m. 7. Houston 1-0 1213 13 East this week’s poll are: The Chronicle, Lau- Jackson St. vs. Tennessee St. at Memphis, 8. Michigan State 1-0 1027 11 Conference All rel; Bolivar Commercial, Cleveland; The Apartment Complexby Columbus, Meridian has• come Bail er for The Dispatch.Bondsman He may be 6 p.m. •9. GeorgiaCaterer 1-0 934 16 W L PF •PA W L PFCommercial PA Sun-Herald, Biloxi-Gulfport; The Hatties- Printing • Day Care Center • Dry Arkansas St. at Auburn, 6:30 p.m. 10. 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He said he is listening said his players are go- better for this upcoming to Patterson and the rest Warehouse • Pesting too quickly andControl need game.” • ofPlumber the coaching staff when • Pre-school • Private School • Professional Photographer • to slow down. He said the Shorter feels sopho- they tell him to take what Tigers were in position to more quarterback Maliek the defense gives him and make numerous tackles Stallings has the same not to force balls into dou- Best of the Travel Agencyfor no• or negativeUpholstery/Refinishing yards, kind of room to grow from ble or triple coverage. • Real EstateAgency • Real Estate Agent • Video Rental only to see his players last week to this week. He overrun plays and give said in the preseason that Forest a chance for posi- there were a lot of similar- Still getting better Store • Assisted Living CommunityEven though Shorter • Chiropractor • Dentist • Family Physician • Medical Clinic/ tive yards. ities between Timorrius reminds him success is Triangle • Buffet • Catfish • Conner, who guided the measured in wins, not in- Making moves Tigers to back-to-back dividual statistics, Stall- Hospital • Nurse • Nursestate titles, and Stallings. Practitioner • Nursing Home • OB/GYN • Ophthalmologist/Optometrist To that end, Shorter ings doesn’t feel he has has asked Kalmorris Rob- In addition to both players done a good enough job inson, who has stepped wearing No. 1, they also through three games. 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He said because they are first said the loss to Starkville Triangle he understands more is cousins. in the season opener. “I • Import Car beingDealer asked of Robinson, •Shorter Oil feels Stallings Change felt we would have won • Tire Store • Transmission Repair • Breakfast but he wants him to keep is a little ahead of where that ballgame if I would some of that responsibili- Conner was when he was have grown up faster.” First ty off him so he can play a sophomore. He credits Stallings said he will Chicken • Chickenhis game. Wingshis offensive coordinator •continue Chinese to work with Food • Coffee Robinson admits mov- James Patterson and the Patterson in practice on Reader’s Choice ing to middle linebacker rest of his offensive coach- check downs and making 2016 Food • Pizzahas •been Plate“tougher” for ing staffLunch for working with better • decisions. Salad He said • Seafood • Sports Bar/Night Club • Steak • Sushi • him. Stallings to put him in he feels it is a long road, “I have been trying to positions where his skills but that he is confident focus more on my team- can help the team suc- he and the Tigers will get • Cosmetic Proceduresmates more than myself ceed. • Daythere because heSpa knows • Eye Wear • Fitness Center • Hair Salon • Nail Salon • Tanning to make us win and to There is no denying his teammates are behind help us get better,” Robin- Stallings has the confi- him “150 percent.” • Therapeuticson said. dence toMassage lead the team. 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When •I do, Women’sthey Stallings said he feels tooClothi many simple mis- should adjust to I quick,” comfortable with the takes. We have to correct Robinson said. “There is speed of the game be- those mistakes before we Coming Printing • Dayalways room for usCare to get cause he workedCenter in prac- can reach what• we areDry try- Cleaner • Employment Agency • Funeral Home • Golf Course better. We are going to be tice against Division I ing to get.” even better going into dis- defenders like Jeffery Follow Dispatch sports trict and going to playoffs, Simmons (Mississippi editor Adam Minichino on Sunday, Sept. 25 Heating &so ICooling know there is even State) andService Barnett (Ida- Twitter @ctsportseditor • Insurance Agency • Insurance Agent • Landscape/Lawn Care • Law Firm • Liquor Store • Mini Warehouse • Pest Control • Plumber • Pre-school • Private School • Professional Photographer • Travel Agency • Upholstery/Refinishing • Real EstateAgency • Real Estate Agent • Video Rental Store • Assisted Living Community • Chiropractor • Dentist • Family • Orthodontist • Orthopedist • Pediatrician • Pharmacy • Surgeon • Physician • Medical Clinic/Hospital • Nurse • Nurse Practitioner • Nursing Home • OB/GYNDessert •• French Ophthalmologist/Optometrist Veterinarian • Auto Dealer/New• Import • Auto Car Dealer/Used Dealer • Oil • AutoChange Repair • Tire • Auto Store Rental • Transmission • Car Wash Repair • Detail • Shop • Domestic Car Dealer • Buffet • Catfish • Chicken • Chicken Wings • Chinese Food • Coffee Breakfast Fries • Hamburger • Mexican Food • Pizza • Plate Lunch • Salad • Seafood • Sports Bar/Night Club The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 5B Runners Continued from Page 1B ing line right before the race. He and that is probably the best I have role in helping the CCA boys cross said he didn’t want to come home ever run on the track.” country team win the Class AA and have to tell people he didn’t The accomplishment is the lat- State title in 2015 in its first year. do as well as he expected, so he est in a run of success for CCA in Webber won the 5-Kilometer race knew he had to give it his best. That cross country and track and field. with a time of 19:27.86. He led a proved to be a challenge because he In May, the CCA boys track and pack that included strong finishes said the pack went out quickly and field team won the Mississippi As- by the team’s third through fifth he found himself in last place after sociation of Independent Schools runners (Dawson Shaw, Dakota the first 800 meters. Class AA State title. The Rams used Shaw, and Nate Parker) to claim a team of seven competitors to win the title with 32 points in the sev- Moving ahead the program’s first championship. en-team field. Webber didn’t stay behind the CCA scored 86 points to make his- Misiak believes the titles and the pack for long. As he started to move tory. It outdistanced Tallulah Acad- All-America honors are just the be- up, he heard the public address an- emy, which finished second with ginning of great things for the CCA nouncer say his name and tell the 77 points, and Central Holmes and programs. crowd he was moving up, so he Canton Academy, which tied for “I want to do it again and keep scrapped plans for settling into the third (71). getting better,” Misiak said. “Next pack and continued to pick runners Misiak won the 1,600 (5:06.71) time maybe get top 16 or top eight off. and was third in the 800 (2:13.74), and keep working until we get No. “It really motivated me,” Web- while Webber was second in the 1.” ber said of hearing the voice of the 1,600 (5:08.56) and first in the Follow Dispatch sports editor public address announcer. “That is 3,200 (11:28.62). Adam Minichino on Twitter @ the best I have ever seen Glenn run, Webber also played an integral ctsportseditor Warren Continued from Page 1B kills per set (3.47), and optimism. She signed a comes to the sport, and Backing from home total blocks (65) in 2015. nine-month contract in that the U.S. and Brazil She said the belief her Her performance helped February or March of have the most foreign father and McFatrich MSU have one of its best 2016 for terms she said players playing in Europe. showed in her helped seasons (17-15 overall, she isn’t allowed to dis - Working for an agen- her attack her dream and 6-12 in the Southeastern cuss. She said she will cy that has been in busi- work through any obsta- Conference) in recent have a place to live and ness more than 20 years, cles. She said that is the memory. opportunity to hone her Welch isn’t sure if Warren way she always has oper- Warren’s play down the skills against players in is the only former MSU ated, and that is the way stretch proved it wasn’t a “mid-level league” that player playing in Europe. she will continue to go time for her to stop play- is a typical league that Warren isn’t worried now that she is a profes- ing. Her 25-kill effort a first-year profession- about if she is the first sional. against Ole Miss marked al player would start in, player from MSU to go on “When I do something the second time in three Welch said. He said the to play in Europe. Instead, I have to do it right,” War- matches she had at least best leagues in the world she is focused on making ren said. “I never put half 20 kills, and the fourth are in Italy, Turkey, and the most of what she feels left into something. If I time in 2015. She also Russia. will be a “first step” to had 10 kills in the fourth have a chance to go for bigger and better things. something, I am going to set, which was the second She said she is excited to time she accomplished Lots of help given go for it.” Welch said his agency travel and to have expe- That is the same drive that feat in the season. riences other former col- McFatrich believed had a previous relation- McFatrich saw in Warren lege athletes wouldn’t get Warren had the potential ship with Clubul Sportiv last season. He beamed to have. The kicker is she to play professionally, but Municipal Lugo, so they about Warren and her will get paid to do it. he said she raised her trusted their opinion of accomplishment prior to Warren said it “awe- level as a senior, which Warren. He said it helped the start of MSU’s 2016 some” to imagine that made it easier for him to that she received a strong season. someone who didn’t start refer her to Steve Welch, reference from McFatrich He believes her atti- a friend who works with and that Warren’s full- playing club volleyball un- tude and her work eth- SIM Gratton, an interna- match videos showed her til her junior year in high ic are going to help her tional professional sports versatility, athleticism, school is now getting an make an impression in agency. and potential. opportunity to play pro- Europe. “They saw a player “Alex has a great deal fessional volleyball. “I can’t take much who is 6-1, maybe 6-2, and of physical potential,” “It is crazy to think credit because she had jumps out of the gym,” Welch said in an email re- from where I started that some serious athleticism said McFatrich, who is sponse to questions. With I have come all the way and most of this is on her in his second season at experience and improve- here. It is insane,” Warren God-given ability,” Mc- MSU’s volleyball coach. ments in her technique, said. “I think the main Fatrich said. “She is an incredible ath- there is no doubt she can reason I was able to real- “I want my players to lete. She is so fluid and move up to better leagues ize my goal is my dad (Al) leave here being great graceful. I don’t think and earn more money.” pushed me a lot. He really, volleyball players, great I have ever coached a Welch said the last really pushed me with vol- pros, or if they want to be Get Ready for player who is as graceful time he checked that leyball.” a landscape architect or and fluid as Alex Warren. there are 500 men and Warren said her father be the best mom they can Hunting Season Now! They’re thinking this girl women from colleges in might have been more ex- be. I am as proud of Alex has long-term potential to the United States playing cited than she was when as I am of any of them.” New shipment be a great volleyball play- volleyball in Europe. He she received the news she Follow Dispatch sports of Dillon er.” said the U.S. has a “very had secured a profession- editor Adam Minichino on Shooting Warren shares in that good reputation” when it al contract. Twitter @ctsportseditor Houses! Various Sizes Lewis Continued from Page 1B Although Lewis played well, “He played with good energy,” opposing defenses starting with MSU football coach Dan Mullen Sirmon said. “I thought he played South Carolina. Lewis doesn’t want doesn’t want Lewis to get a big with very good eyes. He saw a lot of to be overconfident and become head. He praised his performance, things happening in the backfield. complacent. But he is confident and Gun/Bow Combos but said there is a lot for him to I thought he tackled as physically he is read to get back on the field Lightweight work on and get better at. as I’ve seen him tackle. There’s still and prove he can perform at a high Insulated “He’s learning how to play,” Mul- a lot of things for him to clean up. level in back-to-back games. Silent Windows len said. “He made some plays. It He showed up and he showed some “I’m very eager,” Lewis said. “I’m 1 Piece Construction was good to see him get in game flashes of playmaking ability, so really ready to max out my potential action to go do that. As a young that was encouraging to see.” and really become better as a play- player, he’s got to learn the stan- Senior linebacker Richie Brown, er. I’m ready to maximize my poten- Corey Herring dard of how to play hard on every who had six tackles, said they have tial.” single snap. It was good to see him to continue to encourage Lewis and n In other football news, Mullen Automotive out there and make plays in a live push him in the right direction. But was asked again if freshman defen- We Specialize in Diesel Repair & Foreign & Domestic Auto Repair game situation.” H TOWING AVAILABLE H he feels like Lewis has a good head sive lineman Jeffery Simmons was Monday-Friday 8am-5pm on his shoulder and will continue to going to play this week. 1230 Gardner Blvd. • Columbus, MS Top recruit put in the work. Speaking on the SEC telecon- Lewis was the nation’s top inside Lewis said he was surprised ference Wednesday, Mullen said 662-328-2114 © The Dispatch linebacker recruit in the 2015 class. with how well he handled the speed he will evaluate Simmons after He picked MSU over in-state rival of the game and felt like he played practice and make a decision then. Ole Miss, who he was committed to fast enough to match the speed. Simmons, a former Noxubee Coun- at one point. As a senior at Brookha- After watching film, Lewis said ty High School standout, was sus- ven High School, Lewis had 76 tack- he needs to improve his tackling pended for the first game after a les (2.0 for loss), 1.0 sacks and a and improve on executing in pass video surfaced of him striking a fumble recovery. He was one of five coverage. Known as a violent tack- woman. Simmons pled no contest to finalists for the 2014 Dick Butkus ler in high school, he has begun to simple assault and was found guilty Award, which goes to the nation’s learn how to channel that aggres- of malicious mischief. top linebacker. sion keep it under control. Mullen reiterated that he wasn’t The 6-foot-2, 230-pound Lew- “You most definitely have to involved in the punishment, but said is caught the eye of college teams control yourself, especially in a big- Simmons has transitioned nicely. after a very good junior season. He time game because you don’t want “Since he’s been on campus, he’s had 100 tackles, 5.0 sacks, seven to miss tackles,” Lewis said. “I’ve done everything we’ve asked him to quarterback hurries, four forced been trying my best to wrap up, do and has been a great teammate,” fumbles and an interception. make open field tackles and drive Mullen said. “In all the things we’ve First-year defensive coordina- the ball carrier back at the point of asked him to do, he’s done to the tor Peter Sirmon was pleased with contact.” best of his ability.” how Lewis handled his first game Lewis has something to build off Follow Dispatch sports writer Ben action. of, but will get more attention from Wait on Twitter @bcwait NFL Continued from Page 1B ard Sherman.” visited the White House, limelight quite like Miller, He made him the butt of While the Panthers receiver Demaryius who skipped the offsea- his jokes on “SNL” and were restocking, the Thomas got to personally son program before sign- trolled him on Instagram, Broncos were busy re- thank President Barack ing a record-breaking photo-shopping himself building. They return Obama for commuting contract. He embarked knocking another ball out just five offensive starters his mother’s drug sen- on a six-month jet-setting of Newton’s hands when from the Super Bowl. tence, and successfully junket of television and the QB posted a picture of The massive make- pleaded for the release dance studios. himself playing with the over didn’t take away of his grandmother this Miller’s torment of U.S. water polo team. from their championship summer, as well. Newton in the Super Miller said this week it celebration. When they Nobody basked in the Bowl was just the start. was all in good fun. 6B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

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BEDTIME IN ILLINOIS My wife has DEAR ABBY: DEAR BEDTIME: Not at all. Dalways been My wife and I just If you explain the problem, your well groomed, bought our first neighbor may be willing to mod- with an obsessive home. It’s in a ify his mowing time. However, interest in her very nice neigh- if he isn’t, then look into the fingernails and borhood, and the noise ordinances in your com- toenails. Every neighbors seem munity because there may be three or four friendly. There’s rules about mowing after — or days, she spends just one problem. before — a certain hour. an hour trimming My son, “Abner” DEAR ABBY: Recently, my them. — who will soon boss told me she had asked ZITS Recently, I dis- be 3 — goes to me to do something, but I am covered that she bed between 8 100 percent positive that she has been keeping and 9 o’clock, didn’t. 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FOR SOLUTION SEE THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE IN CLASSIFIEDS SUBSTITUTED TRUST- EES NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, on Novem- ber 4, 2004, Dorris S. Britt (aka Dorice S. Britt) and Clara S. Britt, executed a deed of trust to Susan R. Holley, Trustee for the benefit of American General Fin- ancial Services, Inc., which deed of trust is recorded in Deed of Trust Book 2004 at Page 32973 in the Of- fice of the Chancery Clerk of the County of Lowndes, State of Mis- sissippi; and

WHEREAS, by name change effective March 7, 2011, American Gen- eral Financial Services, Inc. became Springleaf Financial Services, Inc.; and

WHEREAS, the aforesaid deed of trust was assigned to U.S. Bank National Association, as Indenture Trustee for Springleaf Mortgage Loan Trust 2012-1 by instrument dated Septem- ber 21, 2015, and recorded in the Office of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk in Book 2015 at Page 21345; and

WHEREAS, the aforesaid deed of trust was assigned to U.S. Bank National Association as Indenture Trustee for CIM Trust 2015-2AG Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2015-2AG by instrument dated June 1, 2016, and recorded in the Office of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk in Book 2016 at Page 12303; and

WHEREAS, the aforesaid, U.S. Bank Nation- al Association as Inden- ture Trustee for CIM Trust 2015-2AG Mort- gage-Backed Notes, Series 2015-2AG, the holder of said deed of trust and the note secured thereby, substituted Underwood Law Firm PLLC, as Trustee therein, as authorized by the terms thereof, by instrument dated June 16, 2016 and recorded in the Office of the aforesaid Chancery Clerk in Book 2016 at Page 14307; and

WHEREAS, default having been made in the terms and conditions of said deed of trust and the entire debt secured thereby, having been declared to be due and payable in accordance with the terms of said deed of trust, and the legal holder of said in- debtedness, U.S. Bank National Association as Indenture Trustee for CIM Trust 2015-2AG Mortgage-Backed Notes, Series 2015-2AG, having requested the undersigned Substituted Trustee to execute the trust and sell said land and property in accordance with the terms of said deed of trust for the purpose of raising the sums due thereun- der, together with attor- neys fees, Substituted Trustees fees and expense of sale;

NOW, THEREFORE, WE, Underwood Law Firm PLLC, Substituted Trust- ee in said deed of trust, will on the 22nd day of September, 2016, offer for sale at public outcry for cash to the highest bidder, and sell within legal hours (being between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.) at the Main front door of the County Courthouse at Colum- bus, County of Lowndes, State of Mis- sissippi, the following described property situ- The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 7B ated in the County of Lowndes, State of Mis- sissippi, to-wit: NOTICE OF SUBSTI- TUTE TRUSTEE' S SALE A lot 105 feet North and STATE OF MISSISSIPPI South by 210 feet East COUNTY OF LOWNDES The CommerCial DispaTCanhd West in the Northw- WHEREAS, default has est Quarter of the occurred in thhonee perform- Southwest Quarter of ance of thPe covenants:, 662.328.8484 Section Seven, Town- terms and conditions of ship 18 South, Range a mailDeed of Trust dated 17 West, Lowndes e-June 21, 2:0 [email protected], ex- County, Mississippi, ecuted by EARNEST more particularly de- Swww.cdispatch.com/classifiedsMITH, LUTRICIA scribed as follows to- SMITH, conveying cer- wit: tain real property tP.O.herein d eBoxscribed t511o JAY • 516 Main Street Beginning at the South- MORRIS, as Trustee, for west Corner of said Sec- CHASE BANK USA N.A., tion Seven; thence run Original BColumbus,eneficiary, to MS 39701 North along the West secure the indebted- boundary line of said ness therein described, CLASSIFIEDSSection Seven, (being as same appears of re- the West side of Lehm- cord in the office of the FREE SERVICES DEADLINES berg Road), a distance Chancery Clerk of of 2210 feet; thence Lowndes County, Mis- Deadlines for Placing/Canceling ClassifiedEast 40 fee t Lineto the EAds:ast Deadlines subject to change. sissippi filed and recor- side of said Lehmberg ded July 21, 2006, in Free Pets Up to 4 lines, ad will Sunday Paper Deadline is Thursday 3:00 P.M.Road; thence North • Please read your ad on the first day of publication. We accept Dresponsibilityeed Book 20 0only6, P forage run for 6 days. along the East side of the first incorrect insertion. 19858; and WHEREAS, Monday Paper Deadline is Friday 12:00 P.M.said Lehmberg Road a the beneficial interest of Tuesday Paper Deadline is Monday 12:00 P.M.distance of 100 feet to • All ads are required to be paid in advance. said Deed of Trust was Up to 6 lines, ad a point which is the • The Publisher assumes no financial responsibility for errors nortr aforns fomissionerred and of a scopy.- Lost & Found SUBSTITUTED TRUST- Northwest Corner of a signed to U.S. Bank will run for 6 days. Wednesday Paper DeadlineEES NO isTI CTuesdayE OF SAL 12:00E t rP.M.act of land as origin- Liability shall not exceed the cost of that portion of space occupiedN.A., byas suchtrust eerror.e, on be- ally acquired by Luther half of the holders of Thursday Paper DeadlineWHE RisE AWednesdayS, on Novem 12:00- M aP.M.rtley and the Southw- • All questions regarding classified ads currently running shouldth bee J directed.P. Morg aton theMo rt- Friday ber 4, 2004, Dorris S. est Corner of a tract Classified Department. gage Acquisition Trust Up to 6 lines, Paper DeadlineB isrit tThursday (aka Doric e12:00 S. P.M.formerly owned by 2006-CH2 Asset Bargain Column LEGAL NOTICES mustBritt )be an submittedd Clara S. B 3rit tbusiness, Evelyn daysGualt priorHuds oton; • All ads are subject to the approval of this paper. The CommercialBac Dispatchked Pass -reservesThrough ad will run 3 days. For items $100 or executed a deed of trust thence East parallel the right to reject, revise, classify, or cancel any advertising at Canyert itime.ficate s, Series firstto S upublicationsan R. Holle ydate., with the South bound- 2006-CH2; and WHERE- less ONLY. More than one item may be Trustee for the benefit ary line of Section Sev- AS, the undersigned, of American General Fin- en a distance of 460 Rubin Lublin, LLC has included, but prices may not total over ancial Services, Inc., feet to a point; thence been appointed as Sub- which deed of trust is run South parallel with stitute Trustee; and $100, no relists. recorded in Deed of the West boundary line NOW, THEREFORE, the Trust Book 2004 at of said section a dis- holder of said De ed of AdvertisementsPage 32973 in the Of- tance of 105 feet tomust the be paid in advance.Trust, having requested fice of the Chancery Initial Point of this de- the undersigned so to These ads are taken by e-mail or in You can cancelCle ratk of anythe Co utimenty of duringscription; fregularrom said ini- business hours and receive a refund for days notdo , published.as Substitute Trust- Lowndes, State of Mis- tial point continue ee or his duly appoin- person. No phone calls, please. Legal Notices 0010 sLegalissip Noticespi; an 0010d SLegalouth Notices para l0010lel with the Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 Legal Notices 0010 tLegaled a gNoticesent, b0010y virtue of General Help Wanted 3200 West boundary line of the power, duty and au- The following vehicles WHEREAS, by name said section a distance IN THE CHANCERY IN THE CHANCERY IN THE CHANCERY thority vested and im- have been abandoned change effective March of 105 feet; thence COURT OF LOWNDES COURT OF LOWNDES COURT OF LOWNDES posed upon said Substi- The Dispatch is looking for an at Brownlee's Auto Re- 7, 2011, American Gen- East parallel with the COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI tute Trustee shall, on pair & Wrecker Service. eral Financial Services, South boundary line of September 22, 2016 ADVERTISING 1809 Bell Ave, Colum- Inc. became Springleaf said section a distance IN THE MATTER OF THE IN THE MATTER OF THE IN THE MATTER OF THE within the lawful hours bus, MS 39701 Financial Services, Inc.; of 210 feet; thence ESTATE OF ESTATE OF ESTATE OF of sale between SALES REPRESENTATIVE. and North parallel with the EDDIE WILLIAMS, DE- JULIA FRAZIER, DE- WILLIE B. JONES, 11:00AM and 4:00PM The ideal candidate is a motivated 2006 Chevy Impala West boundary line of CEASED CAUSE NO. CEASED CAUSE NO. DECEASED CAUSE NO. at the southeast front self-starter with excellent communication and VIN# WHEREAS, the aforesaid section a distance 2006-0165 2006-0168 2012-0030-B door of Courthouse pro- 2G1WT55K969341736 said deed of trust was of 105 feet; thence ceed to sell at public organizational skills, a strong work ethic and assigned to U.S. Bank West parallel with the NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS outcry to the highest the ability to relate to a wide range of people. IF THESE VEHICLES ARE National Association, as South boundary line of and best bidder for cash NOT CLAIMED THEY Indenture Trustee for said section a distance STATE OF MISSISSIPPI STATE OF MISSISSIPPI STATE OF MISSISSIPPI or certified funds ONLY, Sales experience preferred, but not required. WILL BE PUT UP FOR Springleaf Mortgage of 210 feet to the Ini- COUNTY OF LOWNDES COUNTY OF LOWNDES COUNTY OF LOWNDES the following described Full-time position includes insurance benefits, SALE ON THE 19th DAY Loan Trust 2012-1 by in- tial Point of this descrip- property situated in competitive pay, paid personal leave and OF SEPTEMBER, 2016 strument dated Septem- tion, being one-half Letters of Administra- Letters of Administra- Letters of Administra- Lowndes County, Mis- at 10:00 A.M. AT Brown- ber 21, 2015, and re- acres, more or less, to- tion have been granted tion have been granted tion have been granted sissippi, to wit: THE opportunity for advancement. Come join our lee's Auto Repair & corded in the Office of gether with the right of and issued to the under- and issued to the under- and issued to the under- FOLLOWING DE- creative, award-winning staff. Wrecker Service. 1809 the aforesaid Chancery ingress and egress over signed upon the estate signed upon the estate signed upon the estate SCRIBED REAL ESTATE Bell Ave, Columbus, MS Clerk in Book 2015 at an existing road abut- of Eddie Williams, De- of Julia Frazier, De- of Willie B. Jones, De- LOCATED AND SITU- Hand deliver resume to 39701 Page 21345; and ting said property ceased, by the Chan- ceased, by the Chan- ceased, by the Chan- ATED IN LOWNDES providing access to said cery Court of Lowndes cery Court of Lowndes cery Court of Lowndes COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, Beth Proffitt at Published: 9/1/16 & WHEREAS, the afore- Lehmberg Road. County, Mississippi, on County, Mississippi, on County, Mississippi, on TO WIT: A LOT BEING 516 Main Street, Columbus or 9/8/16 said deed of trust was the 22nd day of the 20th day of Septem- the 10th day of May, 102 2/3 FEET NORTH assigned to U.S. Bank WE WILL CONVEY only September, 2006. This ber, 2006. This is to 2012. This is to give no- AND SOUTH 175 FEET email to [email protected] Public Notice National Association as such title as is vested is to give notice to all give notice to all per- tice to all persons hav- EAST AND WEST LYING Mississippi Environ- Indenture Trustee for in Underwood Law Firm persons having claims sons having claims ing claims against said IN THE SOUTHEAST mental Quality Permit CIM Trust 2015-2AG PLLC as Substituted against said estate to against said estate to estate to Probate and QUARTER OF SECTION Board Mortgage-Backed Notes, Trustee. Probate and Register Probate and Register Register same with the 14, TOWNSHIP 18 P. O. Box 2261 Series 2015-2AG by in- same with the Chan- same with the Chan- Chancery Clerk of SOUTH, RANGE 18 Jackson, strument dated June 1, WITNESS OUR SIGNA- cery Clerk of Lowndes cery Clerk of Lowndes Lowndes County, Mis- WEST, MORE PARTICU- Mississippi39225 2016, and recorded in TURE, this the 25th day County, Mississippi, County, Mississippi, sissippi, within ninety LARLY DESCRIBED AS General Help Wanted 3200 Telephone No. (601) the Office of the afore- of August, 2016. within ninety (90) days within ninety (90) days (90) days from the first FOLLOWS: BEGINNING 961-5171 said Chancery Clerk in from the first publica- from the first publica- publication date of this AT A POINT OF THE SEC- Book 2016 at Page Underwood Law Firm tion date of this Notice tion date of this Notice Notice to Creditors. A TION LINE 477 2/3 GENERATIONS CARE, LLC Public Notice Start 12303; and PLLC to Creditors. A failure to to Creditors. A failure to failure to so Probate FEET SOUTHEAST Everyone Needs Help Sometimes & Date: [9/7/16] so Probate and Re- so Probate and Re- and Register said claim CORNER OF THE Gulf Pine Energy, LP, WHEREAS, the afore- SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE gister said claim will gister said claim will will forever bar the SOUTHEAST QUARTER When You Can’t Be There...We Can! located at a site on said, U.S. Bank Nation- forever bar the same. forever bar the same. same. OF THE NORTHEAST Strong Road, in Monroe al Association as Inden- BY: Catherine W. Under- This the 22nd day of Au- This the 22nd day of Au- This the 22nd day of Au- QUARTER OF SECTION Services available from Kosciusko to Columbus and County, Mississippi, ture Trustee for CIM wood gust, 2016. gust, 2016. gust, 2016. 14, TOWNSHIP 18 Tupelo to Philadelphia; assistance with activities of 587-287-5406, is re- Trust 2015-2AG Mort- Majority Member SOUTH, RANGE 18 daily living services at home or facility questing an Optional gage-Backed Notes, Control# Britt, Clara/NS /s/ Rosie Williams /s/ Delois Hill Delois /s/ Andre Jones Andre WEST, THE SAME BE- Pre-Permit Construction Series 2015-2AG, the Rosie Williams, Adminis- Hill, Administratrix Jones, Administrator ING ON THE WEST • Break time for the family • Employment Opportunity approval from the Mis- holder of said deed of PUBLISH: 09/01/2016, tratrix RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF sissippi Department of trust and the note se- 09/08/2016, PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, MCCRARY ROAD; • Caregivers & companionship Apply at your local Environmental Quality cured thereby, substi- 09/15/2016 PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, 09/01/2016 and 09/01/2016 and THENCE CONTINUING • Caregivers around the clock WIN Job Center: (MDEQ) as allowed by tuted Underwood Law 09/01/2016 and 09/8/2016 09/8/2016 SOUTH ALONG SAID • House cleaning CNA/ PCA/ Sitters/ the Mississippi Air Per- Firm PLLC, as Trustee IN THE CHANCERY 09/8/2016 RIGHT OF WAY LINE mit Regulations 11 Homemakers therein, as authorized COURT OF LOWNDES IN THE CHANCERY AND SECTION LINE FOR © The Dispatch Miss. Admin. Code Pt. by the terms thereof, by COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF LOWNDES A DISTANCE OF 102 662-465-7519 • [email protected] 2, R. 2.15.B. The facil- instrument dated June COURT OF LOWNDES IN THE CHANCERY COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 2/3 FEET TO A POINT; ity is publishing this 16, 2016 and recorded IN THE MATTER OF THE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COURT OF LOWNDES THENCE SOUTH 89 DE- www.GenerationsCareLLC.com COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI public notice to provide in the Office of the ESTATE OF IN THE MATTER OF THE GREES, 20 MINUTES Lawn Care / Landscaping General Help Wanted 3200 the public with the op- aforesaid Chancery LOIS LANE "PAT" COX, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WEST FOR A DISTANCE portunity to comment to IN THE MATTER OF THE 1470 Clerk in Book 2016 at DECEASED CAUSE NO. ESTATE OF OTIS LOWE, DECEASED OF 175 FEET TO A DRIVER/LOCAL deliver- the MDEQ regarding the ESTATE OF POINT; THENCE NORTH Page 14307; and 2006-0197-C JOHN EARL WILLIAMS, CAUSE NO. 2006-0144 JESSE & BEVERLY'S ies—full time position. proposed project. DECEASED CAUSE NO. WILLIE GRAY, DE- PARALLEL WITH SAID CEASED CAUSE NO. LAWN SERVICE. Applicants must meet WHEREAS, default hav- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2006-0154 NOTICE TO CREDITORS SECTION LINE FOR A the following criteria: The proposed project 2006-0152-L DISTANCE OF 102 2/3 Cleanup, mowing & ing been made in the weed eating, landscap- Class B CDL with consists of construct- terms and conditions of STATE OF MISSISSIPPI NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI FEET TO A POINT hazmat endorsement, ing a crude oil facility, NOTICE TO CREDITORS THENCE NORTH 89 DE- ing, siding, tree cutting. said deed of trust and COUNTY OF LOWNDES COUNTY OF LOWNDES 356-6525. Good MVR, Pass crimin- which will consist of a the entire debt secured STATE OF MISSISSIPPI GREES 20 MINUTES al background check, well, flare, separator, thereby, having been de- Letters of Administra- COUNTY OF LOWNDES STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Letters of Administra- EAST FOR A DISTANCE COUNTY OF LOWNDES Painting & Papering 1620 DOT physical and drug vertical treater, free wa- clared to be due and tion have been granted tion have been granted OF 175 FEET TO THE screen. We offer: com- ter knock-out tank, and payable in accordance and issued to the under- Letters of Administra- and issued to the under- POINT OF BEGINNING. petitive pay, compre- storage tanks. This pro- Letters of Administra- PROPERTY ADDRESS: QUALITY PAINTING. Ex- with the terms of said signed upon the estate tion have been granted signed upon the estate terior/Interior Paint. hensive retirement plan, posed project will result deed of trust, and the of Lois Lane "Pat" Cox, and issued to the under- tion have been granted of Otis Lowe, Deceased, The street address of and issued to the under- Sheetrock Hanging and full medical, dental, and in a potential emis- legal holder of said in- Deceased, by the Chan- signed upon the estate by the Chancery Court the property is believed vision insurance, and sions increase of regu- signed upon the estate to be 315 N MCCRARY Finishing. Free Estim- debtedness, U.S. Bank cery Court of Lowndes of John Earl Williams, of Lowndes County, Mis- ates. Larry Webber 662- vacation and leave time lated air pollutants. National Association as County, Mississippi, on Deceased, by the Chan- of Willie Gray, De- sissippi, on the 12th RD, COLUMBUS, MS ceased, by the Chan- 242-6225. Qualified applicants However, the increase Indenture Trustee for the 20th day of Novem- cery Court of Lowndes day of September, 39702. In the event of apply at P O Box 2321 of emissions will be be- cery Court of Lowndes any discrepancy CIM Trust 2015-2AG ber, 2006. This is to County, Mississippi, on 2006. This is to give no- SULLIVAN'S PAINT Columbus, MS 39704 low the Prevention of Mortgage-Backed Notes, give notice to all per- the 18th day of Septem- County, Mississippi, on tice to all persons hav- between this street ad- the 13th day of Septem- SERVICE or 322 Idlewild Rd Significant Deteriora- Series 2015-2AG, hav- sons having claims ber, 2006. This is to ing claims against said dress and the legal de- Columbus ,MS or tion significance levels ber, 2006. This is to Certified in lead ing requested the under- against said estate to give notice to all per- estate to Probate and scription of the prop- removal. Offering spe- [email protected]. as specified in the Mis- signed Substituted Probate and Register sons having claims give notice to all per- Register same with the erty, the legal descrip- sissippi Regulations for sons having claims cial prices on interior & Trustee to execute the same with the Chan- against said estate to Chancery Clerk of tion shall control. Title exterior painting, pres- the Prevention of Signi- trust and sell said land cery Clerk of Lowndes Probate and Register against said estate to Lowndes County, Mis- to the above described JOB OPENING in Colum- ficant Deterioration of Probate and Register sure washing & sheet and property in accord- County, Mississippi, same with the Chan- sissippi, within ninety property is believed to rock repairs. bus, MS for experi- Air Quality,11 Miss. Ad- ance with the terms of within ninety (90) days cery Clerk of Lowndes same with the Chan- (90) days from the first be good, but I will con- enced mechanic in min. Code Pt. 2, Ch. 5, cery Clerk of Lowndes Free Estimates said deed of trust for from the first publica- County, Mississippi, publication date of this vey only such title as is Call 435-6528 auto, truck, construc- and more specifically in the purpose of raising tion date of this Notice within ninety (90) days County, Mississippi, Notice to Creditors. A vested in me as Substi- tion equipment, out- within ninety (90) days 40 CFR Part 52.21. the sums due thereun- to Creditors. A failure to from the first publica- failure to so Probate tute Trustee. THIS LAW Stump Removal 1790 board motors, lawn- der, together with attor- so Probate and Re- tion date of this Notice from the first publica- and Register said claim FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO mowers etc., ability to Persons wishing to com- neys fees, Substituted gister said claim will to Creditors. A failure to tion date of this Notice will forever bar the COLLECT A DEBT. ANY lift at least 50 pounds, ment upon or object to Trustees fees and ex- forever bar the same. so Probate and Re- to Creditors. A failure to same. INFORMATION OB- must have valid driver’s the proposed request pense of sale; This the 22nd day of Au- gister said claim will so Probate and Re- This the 22nd day of Au- TAINED WILL BE USED license- CDL a plus and are invited to submit gust, 2016. forever bar the same. gister said claim will gust, 2016. FOR THAT PURPOSE. pass pre-employment comments in writing to NOW, THEREFORE, WE, This the 22nd day of Au- forever bar the same. Rubin Lublin, LLC, Sub- drug screen. EOE Chief, Environmental Underwood Law Firm /s/ Tangelia Rochelle gust, 2016. This the 22nd day of Au- /s/ Sam James Sam stitute Trustee 428 Apply in person or send Permits Division at the PLLC, Substituted Trust- Cox Clemmons Tan- gust, 2016. James, Administrator North Lamar Blvd, Suite resume: R & D Mainten- Permit Board's address ee in said deed of trust, gelia Rochelle Cox /s/ Vanessa Brooks 107 Oxford, MS 38655 ance Services, Inc. shown above no later /s/ Marie Wilson Marie www.rubinlublin.com/pr ALLSTUMP GRINDING 3600 W. Plymouth Road will on the 22nd day of Clemmons, Administrat- Vanessa Brooks, Admin- PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, SERVICE than 10-days from the September, 2016, offer rix istratrix Wilson, Administratrix 09/01/2016 and operty-listings.php Tel: Columbus, MS 39701 date of publication of (877) 813-0992 Fax: GET 'ER DONE! for sale at public outcry 09/8/2016 We can grind all your this notice. All com- for cash to the highest PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, (404) 601-5846 PUB- ments received or post- 09/01/2016 and stumps. Hard to reach Medical / Dental 3300 bidder, and sell within 09/01/2016 and 09/01/2016 and NOTICE OF SUBSTI- LISH: 08/25/2016, marked by this date will 09/8/2016 places, blown over legal hours (being 09/8/2016 09/8/2016 TUTE TRUSTEE' S SALE 09/01/2016, be considered in the de- roots, hillsides, back- West Point Community between the hours of STATE OF MISSISSIPPI 09/08/2016, termination regarding yards, pastures. Free Living Center 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 IN THE CHANCERY IN THE CHANCERY COUNTY OF LOWNDES 09/15/2016 Ad the pre-permit construc- estimates. You find it, is accepting applica- P.M.) at the Main front COURT OF LOWNDES COURT OF LOWNDES WHEREAS, default has #102284 tion approval. After re- IN THE CHANCERY we'll grind it! tions for Full Time and door of the County COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI occurred in the perform- ceipt of public com- COURT OF LOWNDES 662-361-8379 Part Time RN's, LPN's, Courthouse at Colum- ance of the covenants, Building & Remodeling 1120 ments and thorough COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI and CNA's, and dietary bus, County of IN THE MATTER OF THE IN THE MATTER OF THE terms and conditions of consideration of all Tree Services 1860 cooks and dietary aids. Lowndes, State of Mis- ESTATE OF ESTATE OF a Deed of Trust dated Tom Hatcher, LLC Monday -Friday 8:00am comments, MDEQ will IN THE MATTER OF THE sissippi, the following ROBERT WHITE, DE- JOHN STEWART, DE- June 21, 2006, ex- Custom Construction, to 4:30pm. formulate its recom- ESTATE OF A&T Tree Service described property situ- CEASED CAUSE NO. CEASED CAUSE NO. ecuted by EARNEST Restoration, Remodel- Apply in person at 1122 mendations regarding WILLIE SHIRLEY, DE- Bucket truck & stump ated in the County of 2006-0100 2006-0090 SMITH, LUTRICIA ing, Repair, Insurance N. Eshman Avenue, pre-permit construction CEASED CAUSE NO. removal. Free est. Lowndes, State of Mis- SMITH, conveying cer- claims. 662-364-1769. West Point. approval. 2006-0179 Serving Columbus sissippi, to-wit: NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS tain real property Licensed & Bonded Additional details about since 1987. Senior therein described to JAY the proposed project NOTICE TO CREDITORS citizen disc. Call Alvin @ Sales / Marketing 3600 A lot 105 feet North and STATE OF MISSISSIPPI STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MORRIS, as Trustee, for W S Construction. Build- are available by writing 242-0324/241-4447 South by 210 feet East COUNTY OF LOWNDES COUNTY OF LOWNDES CHASE BANK USA N.A., ing, remodeling & roof- or calling the Chief, En- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI "We'll go out on a limb MOTIVATED SALES and West in the Northw- Original Beneficiary, to ing. Backhoe & dump- vironmental Permits Di- COUNTY OF LOWNDES for you!" representatives wanted! est Quarter of the Letters of Administra- Letters of Administra- secure the indebted- truck service. vision at the above Per- Bring resumes to Southwest Quarter of tion have been granted tion have been granted ness therein described, (662) 242-3471. mit Board address and Letters of Administra- J&A TREE REMOVAL Mitchell Automotive Section Seven, Town- and issued to the under- and issued to the under- as same appears of re- telephone number and tion have been granted RAY'S WOOD WORKS Work from a bucket from 1pm-4pm on ship 18 South, Range signed upon the estate signed upon the estate cord in the office of the on the MDEQ’s website and issued to the under- truck and/or will climb. Monday-Thursday. Loc- 17 West, Lowndes of Robert White, De- of John Stewart, De- Chancery Clerk of at: signed upon the estate Insured/bonded. ated at: 1522 Highway County, Mississippi, ceased, by the Chan- ceased, by the Chan- Lowndes County, Mis- http://opc.deq.state.m of Willie Shirley, De- Call Jimmy for a free es- 45 Alt N. in West Point. more particularly de- cery Court of Lowndes cery Court of Lowndes sissippi filed and recor- s.us/search_ai.aspx. ceased, by the Chan- timate 662-386-6286. scribed as follows to- County, Mississippi, on County, Mississippi, on ded July 21, 2006, in This information is also cery Court of Lowndes wit: the 7th day of July, the 26th day of June, Deed Book 2006, Page Multiple Home Repairs RUTHERFORD available for review at County, Mississippi, on THE COMMERCIAL 2006. This is to give no- 2006. This is to give no- 19858; and WHEREAS, Sheetrock, Flooring, CONTRACTING the following location the 10th day of October, DISPATCH is in search Beginning at the South- tice to all persons hav- tice to all persons hav- the beneficial interest of Trim, Painting, Tile, TREE REMOVAL, Trim- during normal business 2006. This is to give no- of an excellent newspa- west Corner of said Sec- ing claims against said ing claims against said said Deed of Trust was Kitchen/Bath ming, & Stump Grinding. hours: tice to all persons hav- per subscription sales- tion Seven; thence run estate to Probate and estate to Probate and transferred and as- Decks- Dock Repair 662-251-9191 Mississippi Department ing claims against said person to work the Mon- North along the West Register same with the Register same with the signed to U.S. Bank Pressure Washing Serving Golden Triangle! of Environmental Quality estate to Probate and roe County area. Must boundary line of said Chancery Clerk of Chancery Clerk of N.A., as trustee, on be- 662-634-1114 Office of Pollution Con- Register same with the be able to sell door-to- Section Seven, (being Lowndes County, Mis- Lowndes County, Mis- half of the holders of trol Chancery Clerk of Special Notices 2400 door, KIOSK & work in- the West side of Lehm- sissippi, within ninety sissippi, within ninety the J.P. Morgan Mort- 515 East Amite Street Lowndes County, Mis- Excavating 1300 dependently. Must be berg Road), a distance (90) days from the first (90) days from the first gage Acquisition Trust Jackson, MS39201 sissippi, within ninety ADOPTION: LOVING par- able to pass drug of 2210 feet; thence publication date of this publication date of this 2006-CH2 Asset (601) 961-5171 (90) days from the first ents, a happy home, & screen if hired. For East 40 feet to the East Notice to Creditors. A Notice to Creditors. A Backed Pass-Through CLAY GRAVEL, Fill clay, publication date of this & top soil. Newly a secure life awaits 1st more information apply side of said Lehmberg failure to so Probate failure to so Probate Certificates, Series Please bring the forego- Notice to Creditors. A opened pit. Easy ac- baby. Expenses pd. to The Commercial Dis- Road; thence North and Register said claim and Register said claim 2006-CH2; and WHERE- ing to the attention of failure to so Probate cess off 82 East. Can Debra & Ike, patch at 516 Main along the East side of will forever bar the will forever bar the AS, the undersigned, persons whom you and Register said claim load and deliver. Also 1-888-449-0803. Street in Columbus, said Lehmberg Road a same. same. Rubin Lublin, LLC has know will be interested. will forever bar the backhoe work. MS. No phone calls ac- distance of 100 feet to This the 22nd day of Au- This the 22nd day of Au- same. been appointed as Sub- General Help Wanted 3200 cepted. PUBLISHED: 9/8/16 a point which is the Stokes Excavation: gust, 2016. gust, 2016. This the 22nd day of Au- stitute Trustee; and 662-689-0089 Northwest Corner of a SUBSTITUTED TRUST- gust, 2016. NOW, THEREFORE, the AMERICORPS VISTA Truck Driving 3700 EES NOTICE OF SALE tract of land as origin- /s/ Steven White /s/ Queen Stewart holder of said Deed of Need to fill 1 year volun- ally acquired by Luther Steven White, Adminis- Queen Stewart, Admin- General Services 1360 /s/ Joe Ann Gray Joe Trust, having requested teer positions at local FED-EX ground looking WHEREAS, on Novem- Martley and the Southw- trator istratrix Ann Gray, Administratrix the undersigned so to agencies. Benefits in- est Corner of a tract HILL'S PRESSURE for Class A driver. ber 4, 2004, Dorris S. do, as Substitute Trust- clude a monthly sti- Dedicated local run. formerly owned by PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, WASHING. Commercial/ Britt (aka Dorice S. PUBLISH: 08/25/2016, ee or his duly appoin- pend, health insurance 6 months experience re- Evelyn Gualt Hudson; 09/01/2016 and 09/01/2016 and residential. House, con- Britt) and Clara S. Britt, 09/01/2016 and ted agent, by virtue of & education award. quired. 662-295-2129. executed a deed of trust thence East parallel 09/8/2016 09/8/2016 09/8/2016 the power, duty and au- crete, sidewalks & mo- Must have an AA or 3 to Susan R. Holley, with the South bound- thority vested and im- bile washing. Free est. years of relevant experi- Trustee for the benefit ary line of Section Sev- posed upon said Substi- Call 662-386-8925 ence. Please email ais- LOCAL ROUTE of American General Fin- en a distance of 460 tute Trustee shall, on linn.columbusarts@ driver/sales person ancial Services, Inc., feet to a point; thence Find It September 22, 2016 RETAINER WALL, drive- gmail.com for wanted for ice distribu- which deed of trust is run South parallel with within the lawful hours way, foundation, con- instructions. tion company. Home recorded in Deed of the West boundary line of sale between crete/riff raft drainage every night. Must have a Trust Book 2004 at of said section a dis- 11:00AM and 4:00PM work, remodeling, base- BUILD SHEDS: Looking neat & clean appear- Page 32973 in the Of- tance of 105 feet to the at the southeast front ment foundation, re- for contractors, Start a ance & deal well with fice of the Chancery Initial Point of this de- door of Courthouse pro- pairs, small dump truck new career with manu- the public. Class A li- Clerk of the County of scription; from said ini- ceed to sell at public hauling (5-6 yd) load & facturing buildings for cense needed. Apply in Lowndes, State of Mis- tial point continue in the outcry to the highest demolition/lot cleaning. PROBUILT. Text or call person at Fairway Ice sissippi; and South parallel with the and best bidder for cash Burr Masonry 242- 662-312-2159 for more 802 Moss St. Colum- West boundary line of or certified funds ONLY, 0259. details. bus, MS 39701. WHEREAS, by name said section a distance the following described change effective March of 105 feet; thence property situated in 7, 2011, American Gen- East parallel with the Lowndes County, Mis- eral Financial Services, South boundary line of sissippi, to wit: THE Inc. became Springleaf said section a distance FOLLOWING DE- Financial Services, Inc.; of 210 feet; thence SCRIBED REAL ESTATE and North parallel with the LOCATED AND SITU- West boundary line of ATED IN LOWNDES WHEREAS, the aforesaid section a distance COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, said deed of trust was of 105 feet; thence TO WIT: A LOT BEING assigned to U.S. Bank West parallel with the 102 2/3 FEET NORTH National Association, as South boundary line of AND SOUTH 175 FEET Indenture Trustee for said section a distance EAST AND WEST LYING Springleaf Mortgage of 210 feet to the Ini- IN THE SOUTHEAST Loan Trust 2012-1 by in- tial Point of this descrip- QUARTER OF SECTION strument dated Septem- tion, being one-half 14, TOWNSHIP 18 ber 21, 2015, and re- acres, more or less, to- SOUTH, RANGE 18 corded in the Office of gether with the right of WEST, MORE PARTICU- the aforesaid Chancery ingress and egress over LARLY DESCRIBED AS Clerk in Book 2015 at an existing road abut- FOLLOWS: BEGINNING Page 21345; and ting said property AT A POINT OF THE SEC- providing access to said TION LINE 477 2/3 WHEREAS, the afore- Lehmberg Road. FEET SOUTHEAST said deed of trust was CORNER OF THE assigned to U.S. Bank WE WILL CONVEY only SOUTHEAST QUARTER National Association as such title as is vested OF THE NORTHEAST Indenture Trustee for in Underwood Law Firm QUARTER OF SECTION CIM Trust 2015-2AG PLLC as Substituted 14, TOWNSHIP 18 Mortgage-Backed Notes, Trustee. SOUTH, RANGE 18 Series 2015-2AG by in- WEST, THE SAME BE- strument dated June 1, WITNESS OUR SIGNA- ING ON THE WEST 2016, and recorded in TURE, this the 25th day RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF the Office of the afore- of August, 2016. MCCRARY ROAD; said Chancery Clerk in THENCE CONTINUING Book 2016 at Page Underwood Law Firm SOUTH ALONG SAID 12303; and PLLC RIGHT OF WAY LINE AND SECTION LINE FOR WHEREAS, the afore- SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE A DISTANCE OF 102 said, U.S. Bank Nation- 2/3 FEET TO A POINT; al Association as Inden- BY: Catherine W. Under- THENCE SOUTH 89 DE- ture Trustee for CIM wood GREES, 20 MINUTES Trust 2015-2AG Mort- Majority Member WEST FOR A DISTANCE gage-Backed Notes, Control# Britt, Clara/NS OF 175 FEET TO A Series 2015-2AG, the POINT; THENCE NORTH holder of said deed of PUBLISH: 09/01/2016, PARALLEL WITH SAID trust and the note se- 09/08/2016, SECTION LINE FOR A cured thereby, substi- 09/15/2016 DISTANCE OF 102 2/3 tuted Underwood Law FEET TO A POINT Firm PLLC, as Trustee THENCE NORTH 89 DE- therein, as authorized GREES 20 MINUTES by the terms thereof, by EAST FOR A DISTANCE instrument dated June OF 175 FEET TO THE 16, 2016 and recorded POINT OF BEGINNING. in the Office of the PROPERTY ADDRESS: aforesaid Chancery The street address of Clerk in Book 2016 at the property is believed Page 14307; and to be 315 N MCCRARY RD, COLUMBUS, MS WHEREAS, default hav- 39702. In the event of ing been made in the any discrepancy terms and conditions of between this street ad- said deed of trust and dress and the legal de- the entire debt secured scription of the prop- thereby, having been de- erty, the legal descrip- clared to be due and tion shall control. Title payable in accordance to the above described with the terms of said property is believed to deed of trust, and the be good, but I will con- legal holder of said in- vey only such title as is debtedness, U.S. Bank vested in me as Substi- National Association as tute Trustee. THIS LAW Indenture Trustee for FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO CIM Trust 2015-2AG COLLECT A DEBT. ANY Mortgage-Backed Notes, INFORMATION OB- Series 2015-2AG, hav- TAINED WILL BE USED ing requested the under- FOR THAT PURPOSE. signed Substituted Rubin Lublin, LLC, Sub- Trustee to execute the stitute Trustee 428 trust and sell said land North Lamar Blvd, Suite and property in accord- 107 Oxford, MS 38655 ance with the terms of www.rubinlublin.com/pr said deed of trust for operty-listings.php Tel: the purpose of raising (877) 813-0992 Fax: the sums due thereun- (404) 601-5846 PUB- der, together with attor- LISH: 08/25/2016, neys fees, Substituted 09/01/2016, Trustees fees and ex- 09/08/2016, pense of sale; 09/15/2016 Ad #102284 NOW, THEREFORE, WE, Underwood Law Firm PLLC, Substituted Trust- ee in said deed of trust, will on the 22nd day of September, 2016, offer for sale at public outcry for cash to the highest bidder, and sell within legal hours (being between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.) at the Main front door of the County Courthouse at Colum- bus, County of Lowndes, State of Mis- sissippi, the following described property situated in the County of Lowndes, State of Mis- sissippi, to-wit:

A lot 105 feet North and South by 210 feet East and West in the Northw- est Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section Seven, Town- ship 18 South, Range 17 West, Lowndes County, Mississippi, more particularly described as follows to- wit:

Beginning at the South- west Corner of said Sec- tion Seven; thence run North along the West boundary line of said Section Seven, (being the West side of Lehm- berg Road), a distance of 2210 feet; thence East 40 feet to the East side of said Lehmberg Road; thence North along the East side of said Lehmberg Road a distance of 100 feet to a point which is the Northwest Corner of a tract of land as originally acquired by Luther Martley and the Southw- est Corner of a tract formerly owned by Evelyn Gualt Hudson; thence East parallel with the South boundary line of Section Sev- en a distance of 460 feet to a point; thence run South parallel with the West boundary line of said section a distance of 105 feet to the Initial Point of this de- scription; from said initial point continue South parallel with the West boundary line of said section a distance of 105 feet; thence East parallel with the South boundary line of said section a distance of 210 feet; thence North parallel with the West boundary line of said section a distance of 105 feet; thence West parallel with the South boundary line of said section a distance of 210 feet to the Ini- tial Point of this descrip- tion, being one-half acres, more or less, together with the right of ingress and egress over an existing road abut- ting said property providing access to said Lehmberg Road.

WE WILL CONVEY only such title as is vested in Underwood Law Firm PLLC as Substituted Trustee.

WITNESS OUR SIGNA- TURE, this the 25th day of August, 2016.

Underwood Law Firm PLLC

SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE

BY: Catherine W. Under- wood Majority Member Control# Britt, Clara/NS

PUBLISH: 09/01/2016, 09/08/2016, 09/15/2016 8B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com

Estate Sales 4490 Apts For Rent: Other 7080 Houses For Sale: Other 8500 ESTATE AUCTION Saturday 9/10 @ 9:00 a.m. Open House Preview 8:00 a.m. Meadows Auction Building 250 West Bank Access Road, Columbus, MS Saturday, Sept. 10 • 10:30am-Noon Selling 8 local estates. Victorian sofa- room divider- Fire Screen- copper tub-cast iron Refreshments pieces- Iron Fencing-QA Chairs-Lamps, Curio will be served. Cab, Hoosier Cab, Tables/matching chairs-Mah.- Walnut-Oak-Maple, China, lamps, chairs-sofas- bedrm sets-dressers, Lawyers bkcases, Artist 315 2nd Ave. tables, trunks, dolls, vintage hats and clothing, 100 pcs of Satin Glass, tools, collectibles, vintage Columbus, MS doors 8 ½ feet tall, Pictures, Prints, refrig, Books, MLS# 16-1642 price guides, wicker and more. See www. auctionzip.com use 39701 as zip for o/120 pictures. Refreshments available Don’t miss this historical opportunity, a unique chance to own a Dir. US 82 W to Hwy 45 S Exit bear Right 1.5 treasure of the American South. The Haven is a rare Antebellum estate miles- left 2.4 miles on Old West Point Road- Right on West Bank Access- Building on the that was built by free men of color in Columbus in 1843. Carefully right. From Starkville- 82 East to 45 South Exit restored, the list price includes a complement of antique furniture, (not Alt 45). Take left for 1.6 miles to Old West artwork & relics native to the home. The home features a copper roof, Point Road. Watch For Signs. six fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood burning stoves, freestanding wheel house, two levels of glorious porches, carport with MEADOWS AUCTIONS LLC YESTERDAY’S ANSWER Sherman Meadows, MS/AL 479 storage/office, prime location in the heart of historical downtown Columbus, expansive grounds feature mature landscaping, including a Sudoku 329-1854 Sudoku is a number- 100-year-old magnolia tree. $199,998 Appliances 4090 Lost & Found Pets 5160 placing puzzle based on a 9x9 grid with several WHITE WHIRLPOOL FOUND: SMALL, red, COLIN KRIEGER given numbers. The object washer & dryer. Like long hair Dachshund. Broker Associate New. $500. OBO. Call 662-328-5091. Partners is to place the numbers RE/MAX Partners 662-327-5658. 1 to 9 in the empty spaces LOST MALE Pit Bull, Columbus • Starkville Auctions 4120 brown w/ some white so that each row, each markings, wearing blue Cell: 329-SOLD column and each 3x3 box Gateway Center Mini collar w/ no tags. Miss- Office: 327-7705 ing from Old McCrary Rd contains the same number

Storage © The Dispatch 662.329.4187 in New Hope. Answers The Real Estate Leaders only once. The difﬁculty Storage Auction to Dak. Call 662-574- 698 Leigh Drive • Columbus level increases from Saturday, September 4204. Reward offered. 10, 2016 329SOLD.COM Monday to Sunday. 10:00 AM Business For Sale 6350 Houses For Sale: New Hope Five Questions: 217 N. McCrary Road Commercial Property For 8250 Columbus, MS 39701 Rent 7100 For more information, SALON 3BR/2BA. Move-in please email FOR SALE OR RENT DOWNTOWN RETAIL or Ready! $124,900, quiet 1 Steve Perry jerry@gatewaycenter- area, heat pump, lg ministorage.com or 702 7TH STREET S office space available. 411 Main St. patio, approx 1,460 sq. carol@gatewaycenter- COLUMBUS, MS ft., on .4ac lot. 662- ministorage.com Approx 2000 sq ft. MAGGIE BISHOP Call 662-574-7879 or 386-6289 for appt. 2 Charlie 662-328-8655 Bargain Column 4180 662-386-3083 5055 NEW Hope Rd. Sheen Super nice office space Approx 3200 sq ft. 2 2 GOLD tinsel, table top Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 for rent on high-visibility acre lot. Split level Christmas trees. $30. Bluecutt Road. 1350 4BR/4BA home. Gas 549-0010. 2BR APT. C/H&A. W/D sq. ft. CH/A. Private of- logs. 2 patios. Lg shop. 3 Archie AM/FM Radio Stereo Hookup. Located at fices and central area. Fresh ext. paint. Priced with Cassette Player 719 or 721 20th St N. Call 662-327-6510 to sell @ $170k. FSBO. Griffin 386-8851 or 386-0067. and headphones. New, 662-425-6229 Houses For Rent: Northside still in container. 14.00. 244-5861. DOWNTOWN APTS. on 7110 FABULOUS 5BR /3.5 BA 5th St. 2BR/1BA. 1100 home sitting on 7 acres 4 Columbia Compound Bow & Case. sqft $700 per mo. W/D. COLONIAL TOWN- in the New Hope area. Excellent condition. Deck on back. HOUSES. 2 & 3 bed- Home features a great University $100. 549-2426 662-327-2588 room w/ 2-3 bath town- floor plan w/ 2 stair- houses. $575/$700. cases, family room up- Estate Sales 4490 FOR RENT 662-549-9555. Ask for stairs, separate LR/DR, EASY STREET PROPER- Glenn or lv. message. screened patio, master 5 Australia 1518 MLK JR Dr. Thurs- TIES has his/hers closet, Sat. 9a-5p. Whole 1 & 2BR very clean & Houses For Rent: New Hope and much more. House Mobile Homes 8650 maintained. Sound- house of furn., kitchen 7130 backs up to wooded items, woman's cloth- proof. 18 units which I acres for privacy. BRAND NEW! 2017 maintain personally & 28x56 3br/2ba double ing & accessories, iron 3BR/1.5BA home in $315k. Call Tiffany: promptly. I rent to all wide finished drywall. patio furn., & more! New Hope District. New 972-954-7562. colors: red, yellow, Payments as low as flooring, dishwasher, Sept 10th (Sat) Whole black & white. I rent to $498.00 a month WAC. etc. Will do background REDUCED! 3BDR/2BA. house personal estate all ages 18 yrs. to not includes delivery and check. No inside pets. 1560sq. ft. 9ft ceilings. sale will start at 7am at dead. My duplex apts. set, A/C skirting, $600/mo. 662-321- Vaulted L/R. Trey ceil- 403 Forrest Ct. East are in a very quiet & trimout & dirt pad! Call 8619 & leave msg. ing in Master BR w/ W-I- Columbus. Everything peaceful environment. C. Close to school. 662-760-2120 must go. Items include 24/7 camera surveil- $144,500. 662-386- furniture, tools, yard 3BR/1BA. 41 Ronnie LOOKING TO buy used lance. Rent for 1BR Cove. Fenced back yard. 6036. tools/equipment, med- $600 w/1yr lease + se- mobile home. ical supplies, Christ- Single carport. Ceramic 662-574-5425. curity dep. Incl. water, tile floors. $765/mo Houses For Sale: Caledonia mas decorations, kit- sewer & trash ($60 chen items, computer, +$765 dep. NO PETS. 8450 MUST SEE to believe. value), all appliances in- 662-549-9298 or 662- 2007 River Birch 32x80 electronics, and much cl. & washer/dryer. If 245-1191. 4602 RIDGE Road - 4BR/2BA manufac- more. this sounds like a place Highly rated Caledonia tured home. Large mas- SEPT. 8-30th. 8a-5p. you would like to live FABULOUS 5BR /3.5 BA School District - 3 ter bedroom/bath. Must 239 Shrinewood Dr. Fur- call David Davis @ 662- home sitting on 7 acres beds/2baths, over be moved. $57,000. niture, antiques, lamps, 242-2222. But if can- in the New Hope area. 1800 S/F, well kept Motivated Seller. pictures, baby items, not pay your rent, like to Home features a great home on over 3/4 acre Contact Deborah. clothes, & much more. party & disturb others, floor plan w/ 2 stair- with beautiful fenced 364-8408. you associate w/crimin- cases, family room up- back yard...Priced to Garage Sales: East 4510 als & cannot get along stairs, separate LR/DR, sell at $145,000.00. WOW 2017 4 Bedroom w/others, or drugs is screened patio, master Call Emily C. Moody @ $41900.00 includes your thang, you won't NEIGHBORHOOD YARD has his/hers closet, 662-328-0770 , 662- delivery & new central like me because I'm old sale Sat. 6a-12p. and much more. House 574-3903. Available heat & air. school, don't call!!!! Sylvan Rd. (Off HWY backs up to wooded now! CALL 662-401-1093 50). Drive Sylvan RD, acres for privacy. 2BR/1BA apts. in North Autos For Sale 9150 several houses. Lots of & East Columbus. $2125 per month. Call Investment Property 8550 everything! Cleaning CH&A, all elec, water & Tiffany: 972-954-7562. out. 1991 NISSAN 300ZX. sewer furn, convenient 3 INVESTMENT 186,000 miles. Houses For Rent: Caledonia opportunities: Garage Sales: New Hope 4530 to shopping. $350/mo. Non-turbo $4,500. $150 dep. 352-4776. 7160 Northside 10 unit Call 327-9279 apt complex: $185k 140 Cedarcrest Drive ... Northwood Town- 2 BR/1.5BA. Large sun- Eastside 8 unit apt 2006 Chevrolet furniture, holiday decor- houses 2BR, 1.5BA, room could be 3rd bed- complex: $185k Cobalt.2dr $4700, runs ations, pictures, chil- CH/A, stove, fridge, room, stove, fridge, 12 spaces, 10 mo- great, A/C, auto, CD, dren's items, lots of DW, WD hookups, & W/D. CH&A. Security bile homes for sale on great gas mileage good stuff! Saturday, private patios. Call system. Approx 1650 Blackcreek Rd. 25city 30+hwy. call ACROSS Sept 10. Starts at 6am. Robinson Real Estate sq ft Storm shelter. No Call 329-3532. 386-1495 after 4PM 1 Soap residue Indoor. Rain or shine. 328-1123 pets. $950/mo & de- Find posit & lease. Caledo- GMC SONOMA ext cab 5 Office notes 185 KIMBERLY DR, 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM apart- Lots & Acreage 8600 ments & townhouses. nia School District. lsle, 01, new 4 cyl gm 10 Chump CHRISTOPHER HILLS. 662-435-2847 engine & rebuilt auto Sat. Sept 10, 7-Noon. Call for more info. 662- 2 TRACTS on Harris Dr. 12 Skilled 549-1953. in Columbus. 662-386- transboth with less than Ladies clothes size 3BR/2BA. Excellent loc- 2k miles, ps pl ps 13 Not obtuse 8/10/12, shoes 6.5, 5196. Apts For Rent: East 7020 ation for base. Immacu- pseat, good tires, new 14 Cruise ship purses. Men's 36/38, late. 12 month lease. What brakes , tool box and L/XL. Boys L/XL. NO RIVERFRONT 1, 2, 3 BEDROOMS & References & employ- PROPERTY bedliner. clean and 15 Flapper wrapper JUNK. Many never worn. ment verified. NO PETS! On racks for shopping townhouses. Call for Camp Pratt sharp, perfect truck 16 Soup cracker more info. 662-549- $1200/mo + utilities. Call 574-3056 good gas mileage, a convenience! Cheap 356-4635 or 630-0774 18 Pink shade prices. ALSO linens, 1953 Ray McIntyre bargain at $7850. home decor, games, pet Blythewood Realty (662)327-2469. 20 Clumsy galoot Apts For Rent: West 7050 3BR/1.5BA. 1500 sq ft. You’re supplies, rugs, Hoover 8155 Hwy 12. $815/ 21 Give the boot vac, baskets, C'mas, SUMMER SPECIAL. 2½ mo + $800 dep. NO acre lots. Good/bad P & R Scrap now sells 23 Tipsy kitchen, books, frames, PETS. 662-549-9298 or used auto parts! Call silk flowers. credit. $995 down. 24 Show boredom 662-245-1191. $197/mo. Eaton Land. 662-434-0007 or come 26 Take ten 662-361-7711 by 11174 Highway 45 General Merchandise 4600 Mobile Homes 7250 North for more info! Looking 28 Wheel part 4 GOOD year dura trac 2BR/1BA MH for rent. Mobile Homes 8650 29 “Hamilton” event tires. LT 275-70R18. 591 Blackcreek rd. No 31 Tennis feat Set of 4 for $500. Good 2002 3+2 double wide TOYOTA TUNDRA 2010 pets. In city school dis- for sale. Vinyl siding, sr5, loaded, only 120k 32 Like tears condition w/ a lot of trict. 662-574-9574. tread. 662-242-0259. Shingle roof, fireplace, miles, immaculate truck 36 Greets, in a way 3BR/2BA mobile home central heat and air, msta. New tires bt ste- For EMBROIDERY MACHINE: 39 Lamb’s dad for rent near Air Force patio doors, z island in reo 5.7 v8 auto cold air. 7 Flunkies 34 Orange feature Entrepreneur Pro kitchen. $27,900.00 in- Under nada book and a 40 Long look PR1000e, 10-needle Base. $400/mo + $400 8 Mine, of a sort 35 Abrasive powder dep. 662-244-0070. cluding delivery and set bargain at $23,500. Home Embroidery ma- up. Call 662-760-2120 call/text 662-574-3596. 41 Green shade 9 Parade site 37 Goad chine. 3.5yr old. Like 43 T-shirt choice Office Spaces For Rent 7300 Autos For Sale 9150 11 Echo 38 Prepared to drive new! Call 662-386- 44 Frisco player 4508 or 662-327-3548 In 17 Ques. follower 42 Pot part DOWNTOWN OFFICE building for rent. 1100 45 Finished 19 Cut, as hay In Brother Innovis NEED A CAR? 46 Tyne of TV 6000D. Embroidery and sq ft. 662-327-2588. Guaranteed Credit Approval! 22 Spy’s crime sewing. Lots of hoops & OFFICE SPACES & retail thread & stabilizer. No Turn Downs! 24 Belize setting space for lease. Start- DOWN $2,000. Text 662-791- We offer late model vehicles with warranty. 25 Heloise’s love 9410. Great condition. ing at $285/mo. Fair- 1 Thick cuts lane Center, 118 S. Mc- Call us, we will take application by phone. 27 Wing JAZZY SCOOTER and lift Crary. 662-435-4188. We help rebuild your credit! 2 Winter quaff 28 Nuisance for vehicle. Has 4 Apts For Rent: Other 7080 3 Customary 30 Exploit wheels. Comes w/ cov- Rooms For Rent 7450 CLASSIFIEDS 4 Ran into er. In excellent cond. DOWNTOWN APT avail- Tousley Motors 33 “Three Sisters” Both for $1200 OBO. able. Has balcony on BEDROOM COM- 662-329-4221 • 4782 Hwy. 45 N., Columbus 5 Shopping haven sister 205-463-6044. Main st. 1BR. $700. No PLETELY furn. in West by Spirit Mart at Hwy. 373 intersection www.cdispatch.com 6 Fix copy pets. Has W/D hookup. Point. Furn, appl, utilit- www.tousleymotors.net FORMAL DINING room 574-7879 or 328-8655. ies & cable. $540/mo. set, $675. No dep. 662-295-4701. Autos For Sale 9150 Hot point Dryer $50. 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apart- Black Console Piano, ments & Townhouses. Storage & Garages 7500 © The Dispatch $275. More available. 1BR/1BA Apt. $335 662-328-1035. 2BR/1BA Apt. $410- INEXPENSIVE $460. 2BR/2BA 3BR MINI-STORAGE. From Ready for a Free Pets 5100 /2BA Townhouses 5'x10' to 20'x20'. Two $550-$800. No HUD al- well-lit locations in FREE KITTENS to good lowed. Lease, deposit, Columbus: Near Wal- New or Better Vehicle? home. 9 weeks old. credit check required. mart on Hwy 45 & near litter trained. Coleman Realty. 329- Taco Bell on Hwy 182. 662-329-8696 2323 Call 662-327-4236 for more information. Free to a good home 2BR/2BA luxury down- (Inside only), 6 week old town apartment. W/D kittens, 3 black fe- incl. Amazing aesthetic Let Me males, 1 black male with exposed brick walls FRIENDLYMini-Warehouses CITY Litter trained, never & hard pine floors. Must friendlycitymini.com been outside See! $1000/mo. Earn Your 662-386-8750 Contact 662-549-2828. Business Apts For Rent: Northside 7010 2 Convenient Locations For Your Best Rates In Town! New & Used Robert W. 662-327-4236 Car Needs! Jamerson Houses For Sale: East 8200 133 MAPLE St. Gutted. Call 662-241-0142! 3BR/1BA on corner lot. Ready to be remodeled. $25k. Call or text 662-436-0686. CARL HOGAN 2BR/1BA home on Hwy. 45 N. • Columbus • Across from Applebee’s Taylor St in East Colum- bus for sale. Motivated (662) 241-0142 • Cell: (708) 955-3085 WHATZIT ANSWER seller. $38k. 662-364-6854. [email protected] • www.carlhogan.com Break into a gallop