BCBOE Addresses Senior Tax Exemptions at Meeting

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October 23, 2019

BARTOW COUNTY’S ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER 75 cents BCBOE addresses senior tax exemptions at meeting

BY DONNA HARRIS District and the Cartersville City Mitchell Scoggins from House [email protected] School District, respectively, to District 14 and Trey Kelley from vote on a measure that would House District 16 and himself. Much of Monday night’s give seniors who live in those The board, however, needs to Bartow County School Board two districts a 50% exemption complete another step before the meeting was spent discussing on school property taxes at age Senate considers the measure. the issue of senior school tax ex- 65, a 75% exemption at age 70 Board Chairman Fred Kittle emptions. and a 100% exemption at age 80, said he talked with state Sen. State Rep. Matthew Gambill up to $500,000 in assessed prop- Chuck Hufstetler recently, and from House District 15 was on erty value. the senator told him he would hand to answer board members’ But before the bills can be support the bill regarding the questions about getting two bills placed on the ballot next No- county system if the school — passed by the House of Repre- vember, the Senate would have board would pass a resolution sentatives during the 2019 legis- to approve them during the next showing its support. lative session — that would lower legislative session, which begins “School boards, we really and eventually eliminate school in January, Gambill said. don’t have any power,” Kittle taxes for seniors on the ballot “The Senate has both bills, said. “We just do resolutions to next year for Bartow County vot- and we’re waiting to see what support or not support or noth- RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS ers to approve or reject. our senatorial delegation will do ing at all so it’s really the legisla- Georgia House of Representatives District 15 representative Matthew Gambill, right, addresses House Bill 655 and House Bill with these bills,” he said, noting tors that can put it on the ballot.” the Bartow County Board of Education and Superintendent Dr. Phillip Page at Monday’s board 684 would allow residents living both pieces of legislation were meeting. in the Bartow County School signed by Bartow County Reps. SEE BCBOE, PAGE 5A

Sex trafﬁ cking trial begins in Bartow IN THE LONG RUN Superior Court

BY JAMES SWIFT Cartersville 10K [email protected] Opening statements were made by prosecutors and the de- to celebrate 40th fense in Bartow Superior Court Tuesday morning for a trial involving a Cartersville mother anniversary accused of prostituting her own preteen daughter for $100. Codefendants Jennifer Lea Short, 38, and Javier Murietta, Saturday 43, are each facing one count of traffi cking a person for sexual BY MARIE NESMITH servitude, one count of rape and [email protected] one count of child molestation stemming from an alleged inci- Noting the race holds “special meaning” to him, dent several years ago involving David Matherne is looking forward to celebrating the Short’s then 11-year-old daugh- 40th anniversary of the Cartersville 10K Saturday. A ter. participant in his youth, the Cartersville resident now A bill of indictment alleges the is directing the race with his Wire2Wire Running incident occurred sometime be- business partner, Matt Terry. tween Aug. 11, 2012 and Aug. 10, “When I was 14, growing up in Atlanta, my parents 2013. On the witness stand, the used to take me all over the place to run road races,” now 18-year-old alleged victim Matherne said. “One Saturday in late September, we said the incident occurred during came up to Cartersville to run a new 10K they were the summer, but could not speci- having called the Etowah Indian Mounds Road Race, fy an exact month. which was actually sponsored by The Daily Tribune She claimed Murietta slapped News. The fi rst year, 1977, there were about 270 run- her, removed her clothes and held ners. The year I ran it, there were over 700 runners. her down on a bed with her hands “… That was 1978. I ran a 37:28 and won the 14 behind her back and penetrated & Under age group. I still have that medal, because her. it was one of the fi rst I ever won. How could I have “It felt like somebody was known then, that one day I would end up living here ripping my insides out,” she re- and helping direct the race. This year becomes the counted. 40th annual of the race, and we expect just north of During the alleged incident, a hundred runners. Passion of many runners and an she said her mother remained on inspiring, beautiful course has allowed this race to the porch of Murietta’s residence survive and thrive.” off Puritan Street. Currently helping develop Wire2Wire Running, Afterwards, she said Muriet- Matherne retired from a 33-year career in education ta gave her mother a $100 bill, in May. He remains Cartersville High School’s cross which she claims Short later used country head coach, a position he has held since 1989. to purchase marijuana. Describing the individuals as “two long-time running The alleged victim made the icons in this town,” Matherne shared Scott Parmenter, disclosure to Cartersville Police with the help of David Bishop, started the event in 1977. Department investigators last “The race grew due to the ’70s running boom, November. That led to the arrest reaching numbers over 700,” Matherne said. “Then, of Short, Murietta and 58-year- when ATC [Atlanta Track Club] only required a 5K old Rogelio Cabello Gallegos, time to qualify for the Peachtree Road Race, sadly, who pled guilty earlier this the 10Ks began their decline in popularity throughout month to three counts of rape the state. There just aren’t that many 10Ks anymore. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS and three counts of child moles- David Matherne, co-director of Saturday’s Cartersville 10K, holds the medal he received in 1978 for tation in Bartow Superior Court. SEE 10K, PAGE 6A winning the race’s 14 & Under age group. Paternity tests revealed that Gallegos impregnated the victim, who at the time was approx- imately 12 years old. Jurors were selected for the tri- GHC study-abroad programs send local students around the world al shortly before 5 p.m. Monday.

BY DONNA HARRIS two different villages and the canal up while overseas.” thing they did as a college student. As SEE TRIAL, PAGE 5A [email protected] on the Paciﬁ c and Atlantic sides,” said Besides learning Spanish during we live in an increasingly globalized business management major Leonard their trip, the students also worked to- society, studying abroad is also a good A group of students and faculty Cassidy, 64, of Cartersville, a fourth- ward earning college credit in a variety way to prepare for the workplace after members from Georgia Highlands Col- year, part-time student who plans to of health, business and culture courses. college.” lege embarked on a trip this past sum- graduate next spring. “I enjoyed the History professor Bronson Long, di- Next May, GHC faculty members mer that they won’t soon forget. whole trip — meeting the native people rector of global initiatives and study will be leading a study-abroad trip to As part of the college’s study-abroad and especially the canal, watching the abroad, said study-abroad programs are the United Kingdom, where students program, the group spent the Fourth freighters going through.” an excellent way for students to learn will tour London, Windsor, Oxford and of July holiday in Panama, where they For psychology major Derrick Whita- about other countries. Stratford-Upon-Avon, the release said. traveled by canoe deep into the rainfor- ker, who attends classes on the Carters- “It is a unique learning experience Through the trip and additional est to spend the day with the Embera ville campus, the journey was ﬁ lled with that brings students into contact with coursework, they will be able to earn tribe, took an excursion to the port memories that will last a lifetime. different places and cultures,” he said credits in communication, business, town of Portobello and made a visit to “I always wanted to travel and expe- in a news release. “Students who par- health sciences and history. the famous Panama Canal. rience new cultures,” he said. “I’m also ticipate in study-abroad trips frequent- Short “We went to multiple museums and excited to use all the Spanish I picked ly report that it was the most valuable SEE GHC, PAGE 5A

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Address: Remona Gail West Hunter 251 S. Tennessee St. Cartersville, GA 30120 but then quickly lost again Mrs. Remona Gail West Hunter, age 62, of Mulinix Road, Kingston, passed away October 21, 2019, at the residence. Mailing Address: 251 S. Tennessee St. DEAR ABBY: I grew up not My roommate is very fragile Mrs. Hunter was born in Floyd County, GA, July 6, 1957, Cartersville, GA 30120 knowing who my biological fa- emotionally and cries, with- daughter of the late Robert “Bobby” Ralph West and Betty Pritch- ther was. When I met him for draws and shuts down when I ett West. Remona was a member of Adairsville Church of God. Phone: 770-382-4545 the fi rst time, I was 18. When we do this. The last time, she insin- She enjoyed collecting antiques and looking for a bargain at fl ea After 5 p.m.: 770-382-4548 met, I felt I had found a piece of uated I was less of a person for markets. Most of all she loved her family and friends and everyone Fax: 770-382-2711 who I was. I loved him immedi- liking these things. being together. She was preceded in death by her parents; grand- Alan Davis, ately, as if I had known him my By Ultimately, I felt sorry for daughter, Jade Montgomery; brother, Robert “Robbie” West, Jr.; Publisher whole life. Abigail Van Buren bringing it up, and she still re- and sister, Mary Smith. We talked and hung out for ing your father, it’s hard to guess fuses to acknowledge that we Survivors include her husband of 40 years, Dean Hunter; Jason Greenberg, Managing Editor the next four months until I his reason for distancing himself are allowed to like different daughters, Faith Hunter, Hope Montgomery, and Mariah Hunt; moved in with him to escape an from you and his grandchild. It things without being bad people. grandchildren, Lukas Montgomery, Loran Montgomery, Kaylee Jennifer Moates, abusive relationship. does appear that he is punishing I need to know how to bring Knight, Emma Knight, and Aubrey Worthington; great-grand- Advertising Director I was pregnant at the time and you for something. up that how she responds to the children, Jayden Hunt, Natalie Henderson, Langston Earwood, spent half my pregnancy liv- Could he have been hurt or things I like hurts me, and com- and Levi Earwood; sister, DeeDee West; brother, Shane West; Mindy Salamon, Office Manager/Classified ing with him, my stepmother, angry that you chose to live municate that I have nothing sister-in-law, Tresa West; brother-in-law, Scott Smith; several Advertising Director half-brother and stepbrother. I with your mother rather than against what she watches, even nieces and nephews. moved back in with my mom a stay with him and your step- if it’s not my taste. Funeral services will be held Thursday, October 24, 2019, at Lee McCrory, few months later. mother? How can I communicate my 5:00 PM from the chapel of Barton Funeral Home, Adairsville Circulation/Distribution Manager Since then, my father has cut Because it has been four years, feelings without feeling like I’m with Reverends Steve Morrow and Ken Coomer offi ciating. The Byron Pezzarossi, me off. I have been trying so you may have to accept that this being insensitive for asking her family will receive friends Thursday from 3:00 PM until 5:00 PM Press Room Director hard to get him to talk to me. estrangement will be permanent to stop berating me? — JUST A at the Barton Funeral Home. He hasn’t met my son yet, rarely and fi nd a way to cope with the MOVIE IN THE MIDWEST Sign the guestbook and leave online condolences at www.Bar- Email: responds to my texts and never loss. If you have a religious ad- tonFuneralHome.net. answers my calls. viser, start there. DEAR JUST A MOVIE: The R. Dudley Barton & Son Funeral Home, Adairsville, is in charge PUBLISHER I have invited him to every most diplomatic solution would of funeral arrangements for Mrs. Remona Gail West Hunter. [email protected] birthday party, sent him cards DEAR ABBY: My roommate be for the two of you to agree for every holiday, begged him loves watching documentaries that certain subjects of conver- MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] to see me and my son. It’s been about serial killers, psychopaths sation should be avoided — this four years now, and I’m heart- and other criminals. I don’t like being one of them. NEWSROOM broken. them. To me it feels like a glori- And if you can’t agree to re- [email protected] I miss him so much. I feel like fi cation of a person who did evil. spect each other’s viewing habits FEATURES EDITOR a piece of my heart has been On the fl ip side, I watch tons without being judgmental, you [email protected] ripped out. of spy movies, superhero mov- should fi nd other roommates as My grandmother told me that ies and action fi lms that depict soon as your lease is up. PHOTOGRAPHER because my older half-sister violence. But the distinction lies [email protected] left with her kids without say- in that what I watch is fi ction. Dear Abby is written by Ab- STAFF REPORTERS ing goodbye to him, it broke his Usually the good guys win, and igail Van Buren, also known [email protected] heart, and he is afraid I will do if they don’t, it’s temporary. as Jeanne Phillips, and was [email protected] the same. What should I do? — My roommate gets really mad founded by her mother, Pauline MISSING MY DAD IN NEW when I watch or even talk about Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at SPORTS REPORTER YORK the movies I watch, but becomes www.DearAbby.com or P.O. [email protected] really defensive when I compare Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA ADVERTISING DIRECTOR DEAR MISSING: Not know- them to what she watches. 90069. [email protected]

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BY JOCELYN GECKER AND CHRISTOPHER WEBER Associated Press

Hundreds of thousands of Northern California residents braced for another possible power outage as the state’s largest utility warned that a return of dangerous fi re weather could prompt shut-offs across 16 counties. The warning from Pacifi c Gas & Elec- tric about a possible blackout Wednesday prompted a feeling of resignation among residents and business owners and re- newed rushes to stock up on emergency supplies. “I think it’s not panic per se, just ‘Eh, we gotta do this AGAIN?’” said Kim Schefer, manager of Village True Value Hardware in Santa Rosa. Schefer was busy Tuesday directing customers to gas cans and batteries as they prepared for what many see as a costly, frustrating new routine. It would be the second blackout in two weeks for much of the state. PG&E cut power to more than 2 million people across the San Francisco Bay Area in rolling blackouts from Oct. 9-12, paralyzing parts of the region in what was the largest deliberate blackout in state history. Schools and universities canceled classes and many businesses were forced to close. Earlier this week, PG&E noti- fi ed 200,000 customers, or roughly a half-million people, that it could begin a new round of precautionary shut-offs mostly in the Sierra foothills and north of the San Francisco Bay Area. Blackouts would last at least 48 hours, the utility CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA/AP said. Palisades residents fl ee the area as a wildfi re erupts in the Pacifi c Palisades area of Los Angeles Monday. PG&E says it’s concerned that winds forecast to hit 60 mph (97 kph) could blackouts will become a regular occur- worded letter Tuesday to Bill Johnson, PG&E says the shutdowns are not ent for Thursday,” and in that case, noti- throw branches and debris into power rence now that fi re season in California CEO of the utility, blaming the unprec- about money. fi cation would be given Tuesday, Edison lines or topple them, sparking wildfi res. is a year-round phenomenon. edented mass outage earlier this month “The sole intent is to prevent a cat- spokeswoman Sally Jeun said. At Murphy’s Irish Pub in Sonoma, “It’s going to be an annual event, I’m on the company’s failure to maintain and astrophic wildfi re,” Johnson said in a Firefi ghters were on the lookout for co-owner Dermot Coll groaned at the afraid. I hate to say it, but I believe it’s upgrade its equipment. Monday briefi ng. hotspots in anticipation of Santa Ana thought of another power outage. The probably true,” he said. “I believe the unacceptable scope and A huge portion of California is under winds predicted to begin Wednesday watering hole kept its doors open during PG&E has cast the blackouts as a mat- duration of the previous outage — de- high fi re risk amid unpredictable gusts night. the last 48-hour shut-off, but it wasn’t ter of public safety to prevent the kind of liberately forcing 735,000 customers to and soaring temperatures. In Sonoma, Coll said he dreads having easy because generator power to the blazes that have killed scores of people in endure power outages — was the direct Southern California Edison, which had to deal with another outage but said Mur- walk-in coolers kept failing. California over the past several years, de- result of decades of PG&E prioritizing warned of possible outages at any time, phy’s would likely stay open again. “We made it work, but it was a head- stroyed thousands of homes, and ran up profi t over public safety,” Newsom wrote, announced Monday evening that none “People were looking for somewhere ache,” Coll said. “We kept saying, ‘Is this tens of billions of dollars in claims that referring to the number of businesses and would take place in the next 48 hours but to go,” he said. “One day sitting at home even worth it?’” drove the company into bankruptcy. households affected, not the total number warned that it was monitoring the weather. in the dark is tolerable, but by day two Coll said he fears that precautionary California Gov. Gavin sent a sharply of people. “Weather conditions might be differ- you’re itching to get out of the house.”

US diplomat: Trump linked Ukraine aid to demand for probe

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a company linked to the family of ident of the young democracy “in A top U.S. diplomat testifi ed Trump’s potential 2020 Democratic a public box.” “I sensed something Tuesday that President Donald rival. Taylor testifi ed that what he odd,” he testifi ed, describing a trio Trump was holding back military discovered in Kyiv was the Trump of Trump offi cials planning a call aid for Ukraine unless the coun- administration’s “irregular” back with Zelenskiy, including one, Am- try agreed to investigate Demo- channel to foreign policy led by the bassador Gordon Sondland, who crats and a company linked to Joe president’s personal lawyer, Rudy wanted to make sure “no one was Biden’s family, providing lawmak- Giuliani, and “ultimately alarming transcribing or monitoring” it. ers with a detailed new account of circumstances” that threatened to Lawmakers who emerged af- the quid pro quo central to the im- erode the United States’ relationship ter nearly 10 hours of the private peachment probe. with a budding Eastern European deposition were stunned at Taylor’s In a lengthy opening statement to ally facing Russian aggression. account, which some Democrats House investigators, William Taylor In a date-by-date account, de- said established a “direct line” to described Trump’s demand that “ev- tailed across several pages, the the quid pro quo at the center of the erything” President Volodymyr Zel- seasoned diplomat who came impeachment probe. enskiy wanted, including vital aid to out of retirement to take over as “It was shocking,” said Rep. Kar- counter Russia, hinged on making charge d’affaires at the embassy in en Bass, a California Democrat. “It a public vow that Ukraine would Ukraine details his mounting con- was very clear that it was required investigate Democrats going back cern as he realized Trump was try- — if you want the assistance, you to the 2016 U.S. election as well as ing to put the newly elected pres- have to make a public statement.” THE MARKET IN REVIEW

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SPECIAL A group of GHC Georgia High- Trial lands College From Page 1A students From Page 1A Georgia Highlands also part- spent several Short’s public defender James Champlin questioned the alleged ners with other University System days in Pan- victim’s credibility, stating that she has a track record of making ama this past of Georgia institutions to offer summer as false statements to judges and Division of Family and Children expanded study-abroad opportu- part of GHC’s Services (DFCS) representatives. nities, such as a trip to Montepul- study-abroad “[She] has a bad time telling the truth,” Champlin said to jurors, ciano, Italy, with Kennesaw State program. adding that she has “a history of not being very reliable.” University or the USG Goes Global Murietta’s attorney Chris Cahill described the charges against programs across Europe and Asia. Students attending these sessions Members of the community also Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. his client as “outrageous.” Information sessions about up- can meet faculty, learn about costs are invited to participate in the in Room A-164. “The fact that this case has gone on so long and taking this coming study-abroad opportuni- and how to afford studying abroad study-abroad trips. For details on study-abroad op- long is scary,” he said. “There is no proof in this case. She says it ties are scheduled in October and and fi nd out more details about the The next informational meeting portunities at GHC, visit study- happened, he says it didn’t happen.” November at different GHC sites. various destinations available. on the Cartersville campus will be abroad.highlands.edu. Murietta wore headphones in the courtroom as an interpreter translated the testimony into Spanish. Forensic interviewer Amanda Tant also took to the witness stand Tuesday afternoon. In interviews with the alleged victim’s younger search on other communities that questing is, whether you’re for it or Bob McMillan asked each board siblings, Tant said that neither child disclosed abuse, adding that the have senior tax exemptions as well as you’re against it, let your voice be member to “consider in a positive youngest child told her that Short did not want her to know why Gal- BCBOE on Bartow’s tax digests and industry heard at the polls,” he said. “That’s way to allow the citizens of Bartow legos was in jail. “He said that they said ‘Don’t tell them nothing,’” growth over the past few years. our constitutional right is to have County to be able to vote for senior Tant said while being cross-examined by Champlin. From Page 1A “This is a common exemption the ability to vote on an issue that school tax exemption.” Before jurors entered the courtroom, Cherokee Judicial Circuit Board member Anna Sullivan that you fi nd in, I believe, over 140 is dear to their heart, and I think “I think it’s a very important Judge D. Scott Smith informed both the prosecution and the de- questioned why Bartow’s senators communities statewide,” he said, that, given the fact that seniors thing,” he said. “I think it’s import- fense that he received a roughly three-pound package containing are asking for a resolution from the noting Cobb, Cherokee and Pauld- have stepped up in this county to ant PR, and I think it makes a big the alleged victim’s school records Monday evening. board when the House representa- ing counties already have senior help the Read to Grow program, statement when all of the board “I was to conduct an in-camera inspection of these documents tives didn’t. exemptions in place. “It varies from we need to reach back out and help members can agree in a positive two and a half hours away from jury selection,” he said, “which “In this particular instance, we community to community. In some them as well.” way to let the citizens have the right the court found was untimely, unreasonable and unwarranted. And did move those bills forward with- communities, it’s much greater. In A number of residents attended to vote on this issue. You’re going the court refused to do it … that is too late of a point in time for the out a resolution from a requesting some communities, it’s much less. the meeting, and some of them ad- to fi nd far more reward when you court to conduct a fi shing expedition for impeachable material.” local entity so that’s why Sen. Huf- We felt like we needed to move dressed the board with their con- support the citizens of this commu- Judge Smith said the State has two remaining witnesses and stetler has said that if he had a res- forward on legislation because the cerns. nity than you are if you do not.” that he expects the prosecution to close its case today. The trial is olution from the requesting body, seniors that we’ve talked to out in Alline Maddox said she moved Cheryl Harris reminded board set to resume at 9 a.m. that would give him the clearance the community were very serious to Bartow County from Cobb members that public offi ceholders Both Short and Murietta have the right to provide testimony to move forth in the legislation, as it that they wanted an opportunity County in 2001 to be near her chil- are “voted in to serve their constit- after the State rests its case. is now in the state Senate and wait- to vote. That’s really all this legis- dren. uents.” “At that point in time it will become your opportunity to present ing for their consideration this next lation does. It gives the people of “In Cobb, we did not pay school “I think they’re here to support evidence if you choose to do so,” Smith told the codefendants. “If legislative session,” Gambill said. Bartow County the opportunity to tax after 62, and there was a 100% the community, and I think that it’s you choose to not testify, the court will instruct this jury that they Board member Derek Keeney vote on this issue. Whether it pass- [exemption] so I’d like to see that very important,” she said. “There’s cannot use the fact that you did not testify in anyway hurtful or and board attorney Shep Helton es or fails is up to the voters to de- again, of course, in Bartow,” she been people that have been voted harmful against you in consideration of this case.” were charged with drafting the termine, should it move forward.” said. “I’m sure all these other se- off of this board because of this resolution and having it ready to Board member Terry Lee Eggert niors would, too. That’s why we’re issue. There are more people that present to the board at its Novem- said that’s exactly what Bartow’s here tonight, to hopefully get that can be voted off the board for this MED CARE OF ADAIRSVILLE HAS MOVED!! ber meeting. older residents are seeking. passed. I’m 91 years old, and I issue. As Bartow citizens, we want Gambill said he did a lot of re- “I think what the seniors are re- think I’ve paid a lot of school tax.” the right to vote.” OUR NEW LOCATION IS 14A Legacy Way Adairsville Sean Christopher Heard, of 66 arrested and charged with pos- Superior Court sentence. Drop In and Tour the Facility Lyons Drive, Rome, was arrested session of a Schedule I controlled BARTOW and charged with possession of substance; giving false name, Samantha Rae Wester, of Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 am - 4 pm Med Care Thurs., Sat. 8 am - Noon less than 1 ounce of marijuana; address or birthdate to a law en- Woodstock, was held on a juve- Walk In Clinic BLOTTER tampering with evidence; will- forcement offi cer and probation nile court sentence. ful obstruction of law enforce- violation. Everyone Welcome! ment offi cers; crossing guard Dennis Anthony Whatley Jr., of The following information lines with weapons, intoxicants Matthew Earl Townsend, of 1003 Ave. A, Rome, was arrest- — names, photos, addresses, or drugs without the consent of 8512 Island Breeze Lane, Temple ed and charged with probation charges and other details — a warden or superintendent; and Terrace, Florida, was held on a violation. was taken directly from Bartow tampering with evidence. County Sheriff’s Offi ce jail records. Not every arrest leads to Xzayvair Lorenzo Jordan, of a conviction, and a conviction Cartersville, was arrested and or acquittal is determined by the charged with three counts of court system. failure to appear; receipt, possession or transfer of a fi rearm by a EDITOR’S NOTE: The Bar- convicted felon or felony fi rst of- tow County Sheriff’s Offi ce is fender; theft by taking; and three having technical diffi culties and counts of bondsman off bond. arrest photos are currently un- available. Ellen Carolyn Mathison, of 619 Cassville Road SE, Cartersville, October 21 was arrested and charged with cruelty to a child-cause excessive Keri Ann Bennett, of 13 Grand- physical/mental pain. view Court, LaFayette, was arrested and charged with disor- Ruben Luis McCann, of 924 N. derly conduct. Tennessee St. SE, Cartersville, was arrested and charged with Tiffany Leanne Bruno, of 445 probation violation, two counts Perser Pass, Hiram, was arrested of obstructing or hindering per- and charged with probation vio- sons making emergency phone lation. calls, two counts of simple battery-family violence, four counts David Lee Craig, of 29 Hol- of cruelty to a child-cause exces- comb Spur NW, Adairsville, was sive physical/mental pain and ag- Tripp Nelson - Owner arrested and charged with simple gravated assault. Mon-Sat 9-6 Closed Wed & Sun assault. William George Nix, of 200 715 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy. Fenisa Louise Dodd, of Rome, Pleasant Valley Road NW, Cartersville, GA 30120 was arrested and charged with Adairsville, was arrested and 770-212-9294 failure to appear. charged with probation violation.

Skyler Blaine Estes, of 36 Danielle Patrice Robinson, of Chestnut Ridge Drive NE, Car- 126 Laurel Hill Drive, Piedmont, tersville, was held on an agency South Carolina, was arrested and assist. charged with reckless conduct and discharge of a ﬁ rearm on the Jo’Mandi Ty-Shan Fisher, of property of another. 525 West 13th St., Rome, was arrested and charged with proba- John Tyler Ross, of 26 May- tion violation. ﬁ eld Road SE, Cartersville, was 6A Wednesday, October 23, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Weather The Daily Tribune News

race, and we couldn’t be prouder Cartersville and Bartow County. cost will be $40 per runner. Pro- able to afford a good pair but have well-received. to keep this legacy going for the “Given the longevity of this ceeds from the Cartersville 10K a passion for running and are also “Each kid deserves a quali- 10K people of Cartersville and the en- event, long-time runners from will help benefi t Shoes for Kids. focused students in the classroom. ty pair of shoes and that’s where tire Georgia running community.” across north Georgia have at least “When David and I launched Area coaches can nominate ath- Shoes for Kids can help,” he said. From Page 1A Beginning and ending at Del- heard of the Cartersville 10K and Wire2Wire in January 2017, we letes at any time during the school “The reception to the concept has “My wife, Gail, and I moved linger Park track at 100 Pine are aware of its reputation as be- knew that, in business, just like in year, and I’m not sure we’ve turned started to build to the point where here in 1989. ATC still hosted the Grove Road, Cartersville 10K’s ing a very fast and fairly fl at route life, it’s not what you get, but what one down yet. We have partnered we’re actually looking to expand race then, and did so until 2014 route will travel in front of Etowah that has historically been one of you give,” Terry said. “Since we with Landy Shropshire from the the outreach potentially into schol- when ATC decided to focus on Indian Mounds on Indian Mounds the faster Peachtree Road Race are in the business of ‘All Things Athlete’s Locker in Cartersville arships for graduating seniors as the Wingfoot XC Invite here in Road. qualifi ers in the state of Georgia. Running,’ it only made sense to and more recently with Jay Ste- well as running camp scholarships Cartersville, which has quickly “The route itself is the key,” You combine that with the scen- us to build out a charitable arm phenson with GoGo Running in for those still in school during the become the largest XC Invite in Terry said, referring to the secrets ery and the fact that the route is that aligned with that mission. Rome as we have expanded our summer months. These two key the state. So the race lay dormant to the Cartersville 10K’s endur- not a high-traffi c area on a Satur- Hence, we developed the concept outreach beyond Bartow County areas represent our expansion from 2015-17. That’s when my ance. “While established races day morning in the fall, and it just of Shoes for Kids. into Floyd and Gordon counties plans for Shoes for Kids for 2020 business partner, Matt Terry, and I tend to bring repeat runners, this makes for an awesome run.” “The idea is to be able to provide as well.” and beyond.” decided in 2018 to revive this gem one is a bit different in that, many On Saturday, registration will a quality pair of running shoes for Striving to foster students’ For more information about the of a race. Wire2Wire Running, if not over half of the runners that start at 6:45 a.m. and the runners local middle and high school run- zest for running,” Terry shared Cartersville 10K, visit www.wire- our company, now directs the participate, tend to live outside of will depart at 8 a.m. The entry ners who might not otherwise be the charity continues to be 2wirerunning.com.

5 DAY FORECAST Jimmy Carter hospitalized after fall at Georgia home WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 10/23 10/24 10/25 10/26 10/27 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 95-year-old was in good spirits at eled the same day to Nashville to Former President Jimmy Car- the Phoebe Sumter Medical Center rally volunteers and, later, to help ter had another fall at his home after falling on Monday evening, build a Habitat for Humanity home. in Plains, Georgia, fracturing his and he was looking forward to re- Carter is the oldest living former pelvis and going to the hospital covering at home. This is the third president in U.S. history. He and for treatment and observation, a time Carter has fallen in recent 92-year-old Rosalynn recently be- spokeswoman said Tuesday. months. He ﬁ rst fell in the spring came the longest married ﬁ rst cou- Sunny, high near Sunny, with a high A 30% chance of A 50% chance of A 30% chance of Carter Center spokeswoman and required hip replacement sur- ple, surpassing George and Barba- 67. Calm wind be- near 70. Calm showers/T-storms. showers. Cloudy, showers. Mostly coming N around wind becoming Cloudy, with a high high near 66. cloudy, with a high Deanna Congileo described the gery. Carter fell again Oct. 6 and ra Bush, with more than 73 years of fracture as minor. She said the despite receiving 14 stitches, trav- marriage. 5 mph. east around 5 mph near 65. SATURDAY NIGHT near 70. WEDNESDAY NIGHT in the afternoon. FRIDAY NIGHT A 40% chance of SUNDAY NIGHT Clear, with a low THURSDAY NIGHT A 30% chance of showers. Mostly A 30% chance of around 44. Calm Partly cloudy, with showers. Cloudy, cloudy, with a low showers. Mostly wind. a low around 51. low around 52. around 52. cloudy, with a low around 54.

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BY KYLE HIGHTOWER “See you soon,” quarterback es for the Falcons in 2017 and Sanu joins a receiving group AP Sports Writer Tom Brady tweeted to his newest followed up with 66 catches for a that includes Super Bowl MVP receiver. career-best 838 yards last season. Julian Edelman, Josh Gordon, BOSTON — The Patriots have For New England, Sanu rep- Sanu tweeted his excitement at Phillip Dorsett, Jakobi Meyers done a lot of shuffl ing at receiver resents its latest attempt to give joining the Patriots and thanked and Gunner Olszewski. The Pa- this season. Brady another versatile receiver the Falcons organization, includ- triots also have N’Keal Harry, They are hoping Mohamed to throw to following the short- ing owner Arthur Blank, general a fi rst-round pick in this year’s Sanu can provide some stability lived tenure of Antonio Brown. manager Thomas Dimitroff and draft who went on injured reserve as they try to solidify their of- The 30-year-old Sanu has 33 coach Dan Quinn. after hurting an ankle during fense heading into a diffi cult part receptions for 313 yards, but only “I appreciate everything the training camp. He is eligible to of their schedule. one touchdown so far this sea- organization has done for my return to the roster in Week 9. The Patriots traded a sec- son. His opportunities to be more family & I,” Sanu wrote on Twit- But with Gordon current- ond-round draft pick in 2020 involved will almost certainly inter. “Mr. Blank, TD, Coach Q, & ly recovering from ankle and to the Atlanta Falcons for the crease as he heads to the reigning everyone through the organiza- knee injuries the offense needs RICK SCUTERI/AP eighth-year veteran, the teams Super Bowl champion Patriots tion, I am forever grateful for the help sooner rather than later. Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Mohamed Sanu pauses (12) announced Tuesday. (7-0) and to an offense that leads opportunity. To my Teammates New England is preparing for during a game against the Arizona Cardinals Oct. 13 in Glen- The trade came less than 24 the league in scoring at nearly 32 & fan y’all know how I feel about a challenging second half of its dale, Arizona. A person within the NFL says the Atlanta Fal- hours after the Patriots blew out points a game. y’all love y’all to death. #Than- cons have traded Sanu to the New England Patriots for a sec- the New York Jets 33-0. He had a career-high 67 catch- kYou.” SEE FALCONS, PAGE 6B ond-round draft pick in 2020. Loss leaves Quinn baffl ed again with HOME FINALE season unraveling

Colonels BY GEORGE HENRY Associated Press

looking Dan Quinn’s job security keeps taking hits, and this week was no exception. Quinn, in his fi fth year as the Atlanta Falcons’ coach, for better watched what might have been his team’s worst performance of the season Sunday, a 37-10 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. He came across as a sympathetic fi gure while speaking with showing reporters after the game. Quarterback Matt Ryan had been hounded all day and knocked out of the game in the fourth quarter with ankle and foot injuries. His defense, already the versus Kell NFL’s worst in most statistical categories, was torched again. And special teams utterly fell apart — missing a fi eld goal, BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN allowing a fake punt, giving up a long punt return, botching an [email protected] onside kick and fumbling away a punt for a touchdown. Yet despite the latest evidence, Quinn said he didn’t think The Cass football team knew the season, at 1-6, is entirely lost. His teams have dropped 11 it would possibly struggle in of their past 15 games and have almost no hope of turning this games against powerhouses season around. Rome and Carrollton, but the “I never think you’re out of the fi ght,” he said. “You shouldn’t Colonels certainly expected to think that way as a team member, and I certainly don’t think bounce back against Hiram and that way as a coach. I recognize that when you don’t play well, East Paulding. those are fair questions, but I don’t think we’re ever out of the Instead, Cass has been out- fi ght.” scored 73-7 in those games the Quinn, who led Atlanta to the 2016 NFC title, insisted he’s past two weeks, including a still the right choice for the job and added he has no plans to 42-7 loss to a previously winless step aside as defensive coordinator, a role he assumed after Raiders team. After starting last season. the year 3-1, the Colonels have But he looked like a man out of answers as he stepped down dropped four straight in Region from the podium and over a few steps where Falcons owner 7-AAAAA. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Arthur Blank waited to give him a big hug. Blank said after To Cass head coach Bobby Cass running back Tanayce Calhoun heads upfi eld during a home win over Villa Rica Sept. 20 at huddling briefl y with Quinn that he has no immediate plans to Hughes, the issues the team are Doug Cochran Stadium. The Colonels will host Kell in the team’s home fi nale Friday. make a change and fi re the coach. facing are pretty evident. “It’s very disappointing for everybody,” Blank said. “We un- “In both games — the East said. “... We’re defi nitely more in the state. LaFrance has done an admira- derstand that it is.” Paulding and Hiram — we focused on what we’re trying to “We defi nitely have our hands ble job of replacing graduate During the team’s stay in Arizona two weeks ago, Quinn turned the football over, which get accomplished.” full, but we’ve got to right the Evan Conley, who is already made some adjustments in defensive play-calling, appointing we weren’t doing earlier in the This week, the task at hand ship a little bit. We haven’t seeing time at Louisville as a some of his assistants to help out during games and allow him year,” Hughes said. “In both is decidedly more diffi cult than played well the last two weeks. freshman. to concentrate more on the big picture. of those [games], that was our either of the past two weeks, as We take ownership of that; we “That freshman running Nothing has worked. The Falcons have lost fi ve straight and undoing the last two weeks. If Cass will host Kell in its home realize that. It’s not going to get back is really, really special,” have another tough assignment next week against contending you look back at the beginning fi nale Friday at Doug Cochran any easier this week. We know Hughes said. “Their quarter- Seattle. of the year, when we were hav- Stadium. The 10th-ranked that, but we have a clear objec- back, of course, is not as sea- Players have said throughout the season that they are to ing a little bit more success, our Longhorns (5-2, 3-2) have only tive: We need to play better.” soned as Conley was, but he’s blame for not executing the game plan, and defensive end Vic recipe was take care of the foot- lost to the Trojans and Wolves, It won’t be easy. After allow- very talented. ... Their skill kids Beasley said that was the case again this time. ball and time of possession. The putting them on track to be one ing 42 points to an East Pauld- have always been spread out, so “It’s very tough,” Beasley said. “We defi nitely feel like we last two weeks, we haven’t done of the most dangerous No. 3 ing team that had managed 55 they’re able to be really, really put a lot of time in each and every week and we defi nitely feel that.” seeds come state playoff time. total points in six games, Cass balanced. like we have the players to go out there and win, but it just ain’t Despite the recent setbacks, “They’re really, really, real- (3-5, 2-4) faces a Kell squad that “You can’t really pick your happening for us right now.” Hughes said the team hasn’t ly a complete football team,” averages 29 points per game. poison. You have to be solid in The Falcons allowed fi ve sacks, as many as their defense has shown any ill effects over the Hughes said of the Longhorns. Freshman running back Da- all of it. If you try to take the run registered all year. They trailed by double digits at halftime past few days. “They’re very good on defense; vid Mbadinga has taken the re- away, they’ll throw it all over on for the fi fth time and have been outscored by an aggregate “We’ve had a much better they’re very talented on offense. gion by storm, even rushing for you or vice versa. You have to 120-50 in the fi rst half. Monday and Tuesday this week They’re one of the ‘Big Three’ 118 yards in last week’s loss to Devonta Freeman fi nally snapped in frustration early in the than we did last week,” Hughes in arguably the toughest region Carrollton. Quarterback Corbin SEE COLONELS, PAGE 2B third quarter and was ejected for throwing a punch at Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald. Freeman’s departure left At- lanta with third-stringer Brian Hill and return specialist Ken- jon Barner at running back. Top reserve Ito Smith was carted off the fi eld at the end of the fi rst quarter with head and neck Woods, Speith, McIlroy injuries. Quinn will take the only course of action he knows, getting THEY LIKE IKE everyone back together Monday at team headquarters to dis- lead star fi eld in Japan sect the latest loss. “At the end of the day, it still counts on the performance,” BY JIM ARMSTRONG he said. “That’s what you look to and when you’re not meeting AP Sports Writer it, there’s lots of reasons. That’s why I try to spend most of my time saying, ‘OK, how do we make sure all three phases TOKYO — With a fi eld that includes Tiger Woods, Jordan can get connected to do it?’ But you don’t hit in one area, two Spieth and Rory McIlroy, the PGA Tour’s fi rst tournament in areas or all three, you want to keep digging for the answers. Japan has plenty of star power. It’s defi nitely frustrating.” The Zozo Championship beginning Thursday will be held at the Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club, about 80 kilometers (50 miles) east of Tokyo at Inzai City. It is part of three tourna- ments that make up the PGA Tour’s Asia Swing, including the CJ Cup in South Korea won last week by Justin Thomas and the HSBC Champions in Shanghai next week. The Japan tournament, co-sanctioned with the Japan Golf Tour, is a 78-man, no-cut fi eld with a $9.75 million purse. Woods last played in an offi cial tournament in Japan in 2006 at the Dunlop Phoenix, where he lost in a playoff to Padraig Harrington. He won the Dunlop Phoenix the two previous years. “It’s going to be a lot of fun to be back here in front of fans that really understand and respect the game of golf,” Woods said in a pre-tournament interview. “The game of golf is so strong here in Japan, and to have seen it grow like it has over 20-some odd years that I’ve been playing is very special.” The Masters champion is making his fi rst start in his 23rd SPECIAL season on the PGA Tour, needing one victory to reach 82 wins Cartersville resident Ike Phillips, 9, fi nished runner-up in the and tie the career record held by Sam Snead. CURTIS COMPTON/ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION VIA AP cable division and fourth in the boat division in the Junior Boys Woods had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee two months Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn, center, leaves the competition (9-and-under division) at the WWA World Champi- fi eld after shaking hands with Los Angeles Rams head onships this past weekend in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. SEE GOLF, PAGE 2B coach Sean McVay after the game Sunday in Atlanta. 2B Wednesday, October 23, 2019 • www.daily-tribune.com Sports The Daily Tribune News Column: Brian France was right to bring playoffs to NASCAR

BY JENNA FRYER Brad Keselowski fell apart. to settle in to show that France’s vision was Jim France has said very little public- Those who have watched through the AP Auto Racing Writer As Elliott was charging to the front of the right one for NASCAR, with its relent- ly since replacing his nephew nearly 15 fi rst two rounds have seen an intense and the fi eld, Keselowski was literally falling less, 10-month season and events that run months ago and he leaves it to Phelps to sometimes heated scramble for points and CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Spoilers, ten- backward in a fascinating split-screen three-plus hours, to remain relevant in the talk about the future of NASCAR. But it positions as no driver has emerged as the sion, a sense of urgency. Heroes, villains. showcase of the drivers’ push for the fi nal fast-changing sports and entertainment is no coincidence that business has been clear favorite. Joe Gibbs Racing, with three The NASCAR playoffs are playing out spot in the round of eight. landscape. rolling since Brian France stepped down wins through six playoff races, has three with all the drama Brian France envisioned Neither driver was predicted to be in France was correct, even if the system and his uncle steadied a seemingly sink- drivers atop the standings but anything can for the elimination-style playoff system he that position — both Keselowski and El- was contrived. The sport needed its ver- ing ship. Booming might be a stretch, but happen starting Sunday at Martinsville helped launch in 2004. liott went into the playoffs as legitimate sion of walk-off home runs or last-second things are happening behind the scenes at Speedway in Virginia. Reigning series After multiple tweaks and changes since championship contenders — but Kyle Lar- touchdown passes to spice up the action. a markedly improved pace that has benefi t- champion Joey Logano is the defending then, the NASCAR postseason now has son and Ryan Blaney both grabbed slots France is now far removed from this ed the product. race winner, and he staved off elimina- what France liked to call “Game 7 mo- in the next round with surprise victories. system and the sport itself, his departure A new rules package was rolled out this tion himself at Kansas after a crash in the ments,” the kind of I-shouldn’t-miss-this The win-and-advance model rolled out in from the family business becoming offi - year designed to make the racing better, waning laps put him on the bubble against attraction for fans that comes with, say, 2014 has thrown Larson and Blaney into cially offi cial Friday when NASCAR and and although it has received mixed re- teammate Keselowski. the Final Four, the NFL playoffs or Oc- the mix and ended a potential title run for sister company International Speedway views, the on-track action is better than it The title race has gone down to the fi na- tober baseball. This year, this tension has one of the strongest teams from the regular Corp. merged into one organization with has been the past several seasons. Work le in every year since Brian France created been building since the playoffs began season. NASCAR chairman and CEO Jim France continues to be done on the “Next Gen” this system, and the champion has had to six weeks ago and the elimination race at This is everything France wanted when continuing in the same role. ISC chief ex- car scheduled to be introduced in 2021; the win at Homestead-Miami Speedway to Kansas Speedway over the weekend, with he fi rst launched the Chase — what the ecutive Lesa France Kennedy was named car is intended to reduce costs, in large part cement the crown the last fi ve years — ev- a wild fi nish that went into double over- system was called in 2004 — and he made executive chair and NASCAR president via common parts from approved vendors, ery year of the elimination format — just time, did not disappoint. major changes four different times trying Steve Phelps tabbed president in charge which will shrink the required workforce as Brian France wanted. Fans of the way Chase Elliott basically had to win Sun- to get it right even as some longtime fans of overseeing day-to-day operations of the and tighten many loopholes for creativity things used to be still turn their noses up at day to keep his title hopes alive; short of stopped watching. Critics called it a gim- merged companies. and innovation. a system they fi nd phony or engineered all that, he needed a total collapse from some- mick and manufactured drama, and grum- Brian France, who stepped away as The hard work is in keeping older fans, for the sake of excitement. one ahead of him in the standings. Well, he bled the old season-long title march was CEO of NASCAR following his August attracting new ones and marketing NA- But it is exciting, and Brian France’s nearly won the race but fi nished second to the preferred method to crown a champion. 2018 drunken-driving arrest, is not named SCAR, particularly its playoffs, as can’t- system works. He’s just not around for the Denny Hamlin and still advanced because It has taken all those tweaks and years in the new leadership structure. miss-viewing. vindication.

Golf Raptors’ GM Ujiri From Page 1B ago — his fi fth on the same prob- won’t be charged lem spot. He played in the inaugural “The Challenge: Japan Skins” game on Monday at the same for shoving deputy course and did not appear to be in any discomfort. Jason Day, who beat Woods THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on this matter, I understand the nature in the Skins game, is also part California prosecutors announced of the process and am appreciative of of the fi eld as well as Japanese Tuesday that they won’t charge Toron- the efforts of all involved,” Ujiri said. star Hideki Matsuyama and Jus- to Raptors President Masai Ujiri for “I am happy that this is now behind tin Thomas, whose win in the CJ shoving a sheriff’s deputy after the me and I look forward to the task of Cup was his 11th PGA Tour event NBA championship-winning game in bringing another Championship to the and his second in South Korea. Oakland last June. City of Toronto.” There is an agreement in place The Alameda County district attor- The Raptors had just won their to hold the Zozo Championship ney’s office made the announcement first-ever title after taking Game 6 until at least 2025. when the Raptors were in Toronto re- of the NBA finals at Oracle Arena TONY AVELAR/AP ceiving their championship rings for on June 13 when Ujiri went onto the Toronto Raptors President Masai Ujiri, center left, walks with his arm around defeating the Golden State Warriors. court to join his celebrating team. guard Kyle Lowry after the Raptors defeated the Golden State Warriors in The DA’s office said it met with Uji- A sheriff’s deputy stopped him be- basketball’s NBA Finals in Oakland, California. On Tuesday, the Alameda County District Attorney’s Offi ce announced no criminal charges will be fi led ri and his attorneys on Monday and cause Ujiri didn’t provide the proper against Ujiri for an incident involving Ujiri and an Alameda County sheriff’s Colonels decided the matter was better handled on-court credential, leading to a shov- deputy after Game 6 of the fi nals. “outside of the courtroom.” ing match that was partially captured From Page 1B “I am extremely pleased with the on video. The office filed a report of misde- deputy weren’t immediately returned. decision,” Ujiri said in a statement is- Several bystanders intervened and meanor battery with the district attor- Ujiri attorney Robert Beles said his keep that in perspective.” sued through the team from Toronto, Ujiri got onto the court without disney’s office. client is gratified and said the DA’s Before suffering a 34-14 de- where the Raptors opened their 2019- playing any credentials. An effort to contact a spokesman for office conducted a thorough investi- feat to Carrollton, Kell had yet 20 regular season against the New Or- An attorney for the deputy contend- the Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday was gation. to allow more than 21 points in leans Pelicans. ed that the deputy suffered a concus- unsuccessful. Messages to the Depu- “It was definitely the right conclu- a game all season. In fact, the “While these past months have been sion. The Sheriff’s Office only said ty Sheriffs’ Association of Alameda sion,” he said, calling Ujiri “a decent Longhorns entered last week’s difficult waiting for a determination that he was placed on medical leave. County seeking comment from the human being and a good man.” game have given up just 9.67 points per game. That made them the hardest defense to score on in Class 5A, according to the Georgia High School Football Daily newsletter. SPORTSROUNDUP “Very similarly to Carrollton, their outside linebackers are very athletic,” Hughes said. “Kell’s College Football are not as big as Carrollton’s, but Home & Away they are both really solid football TOP 25 RANKINGS The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college players. They’re big and athlet- football poll, with fi rst-place votes in parentheses, re- Thursday Kell at Cass, 7:30 p.m. ic on the front, which allows cords through Oct. 19, total points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote through one point for a 25th-place CROSS COUNTRY Villa Rica at Woodland, 7:30 p.m. those outside linebackers to run vote, and previous ranking: Cartersville at Region 5-AAAA Championship Saturday around and wreak a little havoc. Record Pts Pv 1. Alabama (24) 7-0 1486 1 Cass at region meet at Woodland High, 4:30 p.m. CHEER In the secondary, they’re athletic 2. LSU (16) 7-0 1462 2 Friday Adairsville at Dalton enough that they can mix up what 3. Ohio St. (13) 7-0 1429 4 4. Clemson (9) 7-0 1408 3 FOOTBALL Cartersville at North Paulding they do coverage-wise. They’ve 5. Oklahoma 7-0 1343 5 6. Penn St. 7-0 1224 7 Adairsville at Murray County, 7:30 p.m. Woodland at Woodstock got the whole package defensive- 7. Florida 7-1 1138 9 Chapel Hill at Cartersville, 7:30 p.m. ly, from an athletic standpoint.” 8. Notre Dame 5-1 1058 8 9. Auburn 6-1 1054 11 Needless to say, it’s going to 10. GEORGIA 6-1 1031 10 take a massive effort for Cass to 11. Oregon 6-1 979 12 12. Utah 6-1 852 13 pull off the upset. As great as that 13. Wisconsin 6-1 767 6 14. Baylor 7-0 732 18 On the Air would be for the Colonels, the 15. Texas 5-2 627 15 goal for this week is much more 16. SMU 7-0 587 19 MLB BASEBALL PLAYOFFS MLS SOCCER PLAYOFFS 17. Minnesota 7-0 577 20 modest. 18. Cincinnati 6-1 468 21 8 p.m. — Game 2: Washington at Houston (FOX) 7 p.m. — New York City FC vs. Toronto (FS1) “We need to be as sound as we 19. Michigan 5-2 440 16 NBA BASKETBALL 10 p.m. — Seattle vs. Real Salt Lake (FS1) 20. Iowa 5-2 347 23 can be,” Hughes said. “You can’t 21. Appalachian St. 6-0 286 24 7:30 p.m. — Boston at Philadelphia (ESPN) UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOCCER sit there and say, ‘You’ve got to 22. Boise St. 6-1 225 14 10 p.m. — Denver at Portland (ESPN) 12:55 p.m. — Ajax vs. Chelsea (TNT) 23. Iowa St. 5-2 185 NR play perfect.’ That’s unrealistic, 24. Arizona St. 5-2 134 17 PGA TOUR GOLF 3 p.m. — Inter vs. Borussia Dortmund (TNT) 25. Wake Forest 6-1 118 NR 10 p.m. — ZOZO Championship (GOLF) WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL but we really, really have to limit Others receiving votes: Memphis 87, Virginia 29, San the amount of mistakes.” Diego St. 17, Pittsburgh 17, Washington 15, Navy 9, NHL HOCKEY 8 p.m. — LSU at Kentucky (SEC) Texas A&M 6, Missouri 4, UCF 3, Southern Cal 3, Hughes admitted he was dis- Louisiana Tech 2, Tulane 1. 8 p.m. — Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay (NBCSN) appointed with his team’s effort against East Paulding. It was the TOP 25 SCHEDULE FIRST ROUND L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Chicago 3-3-0 .500 112 105 All Times EDT Saturday, Oct. 19 Detroit 2-3-1 .417 149 160 second consecutive week that Thursday, Oct. 24 Eastern Conference West Cass was within 14 points at No. 16 SMU at Houston, 7:30 p.m. ATLANTA 1, New England 0 W-L-T Pct PF PA Saturday, Oct. 26 Toronto 5, D.C. United 1 (AET) NFL Standings San Francisco 6-0-0 1.000 156 64 halftime before succumbing to No. 1 Alabama vs. Arkansas, 7 p.m. Western Conference Seattle 5-2-0 .714 181 176 a huge third quarter by its oppo- No. 2 LSU vs. No. 9 Auburn, 3:30 p.m. Seattle 4, FC Dallas 3 (AET) L.A. Rams 4-3-0 .571 190 164 No. 3 Ohio State vs. No. 13 Wisconsin, noon Salt Lake 2, Portland 1 All Times EDT Arizona 3-3-1 .500 161 192 nent. No. 4 Clemson vs. Boston College, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20 AMERICAN CONFERENCE No. 5 Oklahoma at Kansas State, noon Eastern Conference East After the game and in the fol- No. 6 Penn State at Michigan State, 3:30 p.m. Philadelphia 4, New York Red Bulls 3 (AET) W-L-T Pct PF PA WEEK 7 lowing days, Hughes took full re- No. 8 Notre Dame at No. 19 Michigan, 7:30 p.m. Western Conference New England 7-0-0 1.000 223 48 Thursday, Oct. 17 No. 11 Oregon vs. Washington State, 10:30 p.m. LA Galaxy 2, Minnesota 1 Buffalo 5-1-0 .833 121 91 Kansas City 30, Denver 6 sponsibility for the poor outing. No. 12 Utah vs. California, 10 p.m. N.Y. Jets 1-5-0 .167 63 156 Sunday, Oct. 20 However, he was proud to see his No. 15 Texas at TCU, 3:30 p.m. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Miami 0-6-0 .000 63 211 San Francisco 9, Washington 0 No. 17 Minnesota vs. Maryland, 3:30 p.m. Today South Green Bay 42, Oakland 24 players step up and take respon- No. 20 Iowa at Northwestern, noon Eastern Conference W-L-T Pct PF PA Buffalo 31, Miami 21 sibility. Hughes still believes No. 21 Appalachian State at South Alabama, noon Toronto at New York City FC, 7 p.m. Indianapolis 4-2-0 .667 143 138 Arizona 27, N.Y. Giants 21 No. 23 Iowa State vs. Oklahoma State, 3:30 p.m. Western Conference Houston 4-3-0 .571 185 164 L.A. 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Jets 0 because I felt like, quite frank- (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) NBA Schedule W-L-T Pct PF PA Open: Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Carolina, Pittsburgh Houston vs. Washington Kansas City 5-2-0 .714 202 150 ly, the last few years we’ve been Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington at Houston, late Oakland 3-3-0 .500 127 165 WEEK 8 outmatched physically but one of Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington at Houston, 8:07 All Times EDT Denver 2-5-0 .286 112 136 Thursday, Oct. 24 p.m. (Fox) Tuesday’s Games L.A. Chargers 2-5-0 .286 140 141 Washington at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. our calling cards was our kids re- Today: Washington (Strasburg 18-6) at Houston (Ver- New Orleans at Toronto, late NATIONAL CONFERENCE Sunday, Oct. 27 lander 21-6), 8:07 p.m. (Fox) L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, late East Arizona at New Orleans, 1 p.m. ally played hard. I didn’t feel like Friday, Oct. 25: Houston (Greinke 8-1) at Washington, Today’s Games W-L-T Pct PF PA Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. we really played hard last week. 8:07 p.m. (Fox) Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Dallas 4-3-0 .571 190 124 N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 1 p.m. x-Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston at Washington, 8:07 p.m. Cleveland at Orlando, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 3-4-0 .429 171 186 Cincinnati vs L.A. Rams at London, UK, 1 p.m. They know that. They took own- (Fox) Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. N.Y. Giants 2-5-0 .286 132 187 Denver at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. ership of that. x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington at Houston, 8:07 p.m. Boston at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Washington 1-6-0 .143 90 176 Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. (Fox) Memphis at Miami, 7:30 p.m. South N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. “I told the kids, ultimately, x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washington at Houston, 8:08 Minnesota at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. W-L-T Pct PF PA Seattle at ATLANTA, 1 p.m. that falls on me, not having them p.m. (Fox) New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. New Orleans 6-1-0 .857 164 147 L.A. Chargers at Chicago, 1 p.m. Washington at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Carolina 4-2-0 .667 166 133 Carolina at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. ready to play. To a kid, they came Oklahoma City at Utah, 9 p.m. Tampa Bay 2-4-0 .333 173 185 Oakland at Houston, 4:25 p.m. MLS Playoffs Schedule Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. ATLANTA 1-6-0 .143 145 223 Cleveland at New England, 4:25 p.m. in the offi ce and said, ‘No, coach. Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. North Green Bay at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. That’s not on you; that’s on us.’ Thursday’s Games W-L-T Pct PF PA Monday, Oct. 28 ATLANTA at Detroit, 7 p.m. Green Bay 6-1-0 .857 184 139 Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. ... 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