Monday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 32 Cookeville, Tennessee, February 8, 2016 14 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢

Weather Tonight Tomorrow Body found in burning outbuilding

By TRACEY HACKETT victim, whose remains have been sent to addition to identifying the victim, the in- liminary stages, authorities this morning HERALD-CITIZEN Staff the medical examiner’s office for au- vestigation is also focusing on determin- report that they’ve found no evidence at topsy. ing the cause of death. this time to suspect foul play. PUTNAM COUNTY — What began as “Right now, the primary focus of our in- “As with any death, we are investigating Follow-up reports will be provided as 21º 27º a response to a fire in an outbuilding at an vestigation is to determine the identity of this to try to determine the cause,” he additional information is available. Edwards Lane residence yesterday morn- the victim,” Putnam County Sheriff said. “The timely response and cooperative Complete forecast, Page 2 ing has become a death investigation. Eddie Farris said. The cause of the blaze is also still under effort of all the agencies involved in this Putnam County firefighters were dis- The residents of the address reportedly investigation this morning by the Putnam investigation is commendable,” the sher- patched to the fire near the Bloomington told authorities investigating the blaze County Fire Department, Chief Daryl iff said. Springs community shortly after 7:30 yesterday that no one had been given per- Blair said. Chief Blair agreed. Sports a.m. yesterday, and while they were on mission to be in the outbuilding, and Although authorities report that there “It was a good response from all the the scene fighting the blaze, they discov- those residents alleged that they did not was electrical power running to the agencies involved. I’m proud of our guys ered the remains of a body inside the know that anyone was in the building wooden outbuilding and that firefighters for doing an outstanding job handling the burned building. when the fire started. cut off that power when they arrived on situation they encountered,” he said. Investigators from the Putnam County Major Terry Hembree of the criminal in- the scene, it is still unknown at this time “It’s just a terrible tragedy anytime Sheriff’s Department and state Bomb and vestigation division of the Putnam exactly how the fire broke out. there’s a loss of life,” Chief Blair con- Arson today are attempting to identify the County Sheriff’s Department said that, in While the investigation is still in its pre- cluded. Lengthy Cookies!!! ballot Fairy tale ending Manning, Broncos win Super Bowl 50 /B1 explained by parties

By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS Living HERALD-CITIZEN Staff PUTNAM COUNTY — On March 1, Tennessee will be one of 15 states holding primaries or caucuses to help narrow the field of candidates vying to be the next president. And voters in Tennessee will be looking at a lengthy ballot when early voting begins on Wednes- day, depending on which primary they select. Republican primary voters will see the longest ballot, nine pages Wine festival including 14 candidates for pres- ident, while the Democratic pri- Historic Granville will mary voters will see a shorter have first-ever wine ballot, two pages including three festival on April 9 /A6 presidential candidates. Republican primary voters may select up to 14 at-large delegates from 148 candidates on six pages of the ballot. The majority of Nation those are committed to specific presidential candidates. Putnam County Republican Party Treasurer Alan Rader, who has served as a delegate in a past election, explained the reason for the lengthy ballot. “The Republican Party (in Ten- nessee) has 55 delegates that are going to be in play,” Rader said. “Fourteen of those are delegates at-large, and the first portion of the ballot is for those 14 dele- Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen gates. Those will be apportioned Blizzard according to the popular vote New England states trying LeeAnna Maxwell of Girl Scout Troop 1621 sorts through cookies Saturday morning, when nearly 29,300 boxes of to deal with another the good stuff were delivered in Cookeville for weekend sales that continue through February. See story on A2. See BALLOT, Page A2 blizzard /A8 Man wanted for stabbing Index Putnam County Week Abby...... A6 arrested for carjacking,

Calendar...... A4 assault, more By TRACEY HACKETT Crossword ...... A7 HERALD-CITIZEN Staff

Living ...... A6 COOKEVILLE — A man wanted in connection with a stabbing of two people in Algood last week has been arrested after an inci- Obituaries ...... A4 dent on Saturday that resulted in a pursuit by law enforcement of- ficers of multiple agencies. Evelyn Wakefield Derrick Justin Choate, 28, of Old Qualls Road in Cookeville was arrested following the Saturday incident. Sports ...... B1 According to reports from the Cookeville Police Department and Putnam County Sheriff’s Department, the incident began when Sudoku ...... A7 Choate, already wanted by authorities in connection with last week’s double stabbing in Algood, contacted a female friend for a Weather ...... A2 ride. That woman reportedly borrowed a car and picked him up per Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen his request, but according to reports, he began assaulting the woman upon getting into the vehicle. Celebrating Putnam County Week with a resolution designating the event, from left, She stopped the vehicle at a business near the intersection of 12th are Monterey Mayor Bill Wiggins, Cookeville Mayor Ricky Shelton, Putnam County Ex- ecutive Randy Porter, Algood Mayor Scott Bilbrey and Baxter Mayor Jeff Wilhite. See See ARREST, Page A2 more on Putnam County Week on page A5. A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Girl Scout cookies have arrived

By AMY DAVIS Contact us: HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Address: COOKEVILLE — It’s cookie season 1300 Neal St. in Putnam County. Cookeville, Tenn. Those wishing to hunt for their fa- vorites — Samoas, Tagalongs and more Mailing Address: — have until the end of February to sat- isfy their cravings. P.O. Box 2729 “Everybody is excited to have Girl Cookeville TN 38502 Scout Cookies,” Kristy Valentine, Put- nam County Girl Scouts media coordi- nator, said. “It’s a once-a-year Phone: 931-526-9715 opportunity, so we get a very good reac- Fax: 931-526-1209 tion. Everybody loves them.” Booth sales began yesterday following Email: Saturday’s delivery of nearly 29,300 News boxes at Duncan Moving and Storage in [email protected] Cookeville, with adult leaders from Sports local troops on hand to sort it all out. [email protected] Sales continue on weekends through Advertising February at Algood Walmart, Lowe’s, [email protected] Sam’s, Tractor Supply, Old Navy, Living Spring Street Market, Dollar Tree in Al- [email protected] good and the Monterey Shell gas sta- Circulation tion. Times are Fridays from 4 to 6 p.m., [email protected] Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Business News Sundays from noon to 6 p.m. [email protected] “It’s the largest girl-run business,” Church News Valentine said, also noting that Putnam [email protected] County has 230 Girl Scouts within 22 School News troops. “They gain leadership skills and [email protected] social confidence.” Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Classified Ads Scouts also learn about goal-setting, [email protected] decision-making, money management, Ready to sell Girl Scout cookies are, in front, from left, Sophi Hughes and Josie Davis of Troop 128, and, in people skills and business ethics. Then back, cookie coordinator Kristy Valentine, Dana Randolph of Troop 945, LeeAnna Maxwell of Troop 1621 and it’s all about putting their “cookie cookie coordinator Patricia Bouldin. The cookies will be available throughout February on Fridays from 4 to 6 Letter Guidelines money” to good use. p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 6 p.m. at several Putnam County locations. “A portion goes to their troop treasury All letters to the editor must to help meet troop goals, which could be rieties include Trefoils, Do-si-dos, Cran- Middle Tennessee council upholds the more than 13,000 girls and 7,000 adult be signed and include the anything from trips to camping,” Valen- berry Citrus Crisps, Lemonades, Rah- $3.50 price to maintain the integrity of volunteers in 39 counties. It is a part of writer’s name, address and tine said. Rah Raisins, Savannah Smiles, the cookie program. Girl Scouts of the USA, the world’s pre- phone number. Letters are The girls may also do community serv- Thanks-A-Lot, Trios and Toffee-tastic. “Girl Scout Cookie sales aren’t all eminent organization for girls, with a subject to editing and/or re- ice projects or donate to a worthy cause. While many Girl Scout councils na- about making money,” she said in a membership of more than 2.6 million jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters “Then some of our money goes back to tionwide are boosting cookie prices to press release. “The cookie program is a girls and adults nationwide. For more to the mailing address listed the Middle Tennessee Council for main- $5 a box, Girl Scouts of Middle Ten- hands-on leadership and financial liter- information, visit above, or email to taining our camps, volunteer training nessee is maintaining its cost of $3.50, acy program that instills confidence and www.gsmidtn.org/cookies. [email protected]. and programs for the girls,” Valentine except for the gluten-free Toffee-tastic self-assurance in our Girl Scouts. The “I love seeing the girls get so excited said. cookies, which are $5. price of the cookies supports the work about their cookie sales,” Valentine said. Samoas remain the top-seller, followed Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee presi- of our Girl Scouts in this program.” “They are all very dedicated to reaching Order a Photo by Tagalongs and Thin Mints. Other va- dent and CEO Agenia Clark said the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee serves above and beyond their goal.” Every photograph taken by a Herald-Citizen photographer and published in the paper is available for purchase. Go to AMA Pro Racing announces return BALLOT: www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” of hillclimb to Buffalo Valley Lengthy, potentially BUFFALO VALLEY — AMA Pro Racing is the word and are excited to come back this Subscriptions excited to announce the return of the AMA Pro year. The Upper Cumberland is known for its To subscribe, call 931-526- Hillclimb series to Buffalo Valley, Tenn., on hospitality to all riders. We extend a warm wel- confusing for voters 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Saturday, July 30, 2016. The event is presented come to everyone including fans, racers and Discover accepted. by Boswell’s Country Roads Harley-Davidson their teams,” said Gary Bagwell, Event Coordi- Rates: and Thunder Roads Magazine of Tennessee. nator. From Page A1 cratic National Convention is 3 mo 6 mo 1yr The Pro Hillclimb series made its Tennessee Amanda Campbell, Director of the Pro Hill- held the week of July 25. Carrier or debut as the 2015 season opener, at the Ten- climb Series said, “Being able to bring the ex- across the entire state. Putnam Democratic Party Mail: 385 nessee HOG Rally. In 2016, Hillclimb racing citement of AMA Pro Hillclimb to new fans “For example, if one candidate Chairman Amos Powers said Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & will be held in conjunction with the Fourth An- has been a goal of the series in recent years. gets half the votes, he’ll get seven each of Tennessee’s 95 counties E-Edition $29 $56 $98 nual Boswell’s Harley-Davidson HOG Ren- The riders greatly enjoyed the facilities pro- delegates,” Rader said. “There’s has a county convention where Anywhere Only dezvous on July 28 - 30 in Cookeville, Tenn. vided at Middle Tennessee Dragway and com- a 20-percent threshold for them people can run to be delegates to E-Edition $21 $42 $84 “Thunder Roads Magazine of Tennessee and peting on the 500 foot hill. All of the fans were to award delegates. If a candidate represent their counties. Mail: Outside Boswell’s Country Roads Harley-Davidson’s very welcoming and eager to learn about the gets less than 20 percent of the “If a candidate gets 15 percent 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 partnership with the Buffalo Valley Hillclimb bikes and the racers. The excitement of the vote, they will not get any of the or more (of the vote) then they Mail: Outside and Rendezvous gives everyone a chance to fans brings an added energy level to the event, delegates.” can get part of the delegates for Tenn. $82 $132 $220 enjoy the local area and great racing. The 2015 making it one of the highlights for racers and Of the remaining 41 delegates Tennessee,” Powers told the Her- event was a great success. Fans quickly spread teams in 2015.” in Tennessee, 14 are appointed ald-Citizen. “Martin O’Malley elected officials; 27 are congres- could still get delegates in Ten- Miss Your Paper? sional delegates, also elected in nessee if he passes that thresh- Your carrier is an independent each of the state’s nine congres- old.” contractor. However, as a serv- ARREST: Stabbing, carjacking, sional districts; and three are to- Powers said each candidate’s ice to our subscribers, our tally independent, according to campaign selects delegates to circulation department is open Rader. represent him or her. from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- assault some of the charges The three independent, uncom- “Thirty will go on to the con- day-Friday and from mitted voters are the national gressional district convention 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to From Page A1 They engaged Choate in the carjacked vehicle committeeman, the national com- that is put on by the Tennessee answer calls. with emergency lights and sirens, but Choate re- mitteewoman and the chairman Democratic Party,” Powers said. Call 931-526-9715. Street and Willow Avenue, removing the keys portedly sped up and attempted to evade law en- of the Tennessee Republican “Each congressional district is al- from the ignition before getting out of the vehicle forcement. Party. lotted, based on voter turnout and to go into the business. He took those representatives of multiple law en- Republican Primary voters in history of the congressional dis- Herald-Citizen Choate reportedly did not want the woman to re- forcement agencies on a pursuit, during which of- Putnam County may select up to trict, how many delegates they move the keys from the car, and at that point, he ficers report that he maneuvered the vehicle three congressional delegates get for the convention.” USPS 313-680 bit her on the hand. toward them and toward civilian traffic several from a two-page list of 29 candi- Putnam Election Administrator ISSN 8750-5541 “At the time of report, three of her digits were times. dates in the 6th Congressional Debbie Steidl said she will have The Herald-Citizen is pub- unusable,” reports from multiple Cookeville po- The pursuit ended at the intersection of Pebble District. laminated copies of the ballot for lished daily except Saturdays, lice officers note. Stone Court and Cobble Stone Drive, near West Delegates elected will represent voters to view while they’re wait- New Year’s Day, Independence Those reports also indicate that the woman pre- Cemetery Road. the presidential candidates at the ing in line to vote at the Putnam Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving sented other injuries on her head and face that While still in the vehicle Choate had reportedly Republican National Convention, Election Commission Office on Day and Christmas Day by would have been consistent with being assaulted. carjacked from his friend, the suspect struck the or RNC, July 18-21. Wednesday, when early voting Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., After beating and biting the woman, Choate re- patrol car of Deputy Cobble. Although the Democratic Pri- begins at 8 a.m. at 705 County at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box portedly pushed her out of the borrowed vehicle Upon being apprehended, a pat-down of Choate mary ballot is shorter, the party Services Dr. in Cookeville. 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. and forcibly took the keys from her. found that he was in possession of a clear plastic also has a delegate system in Early voting hours will be 8 Periodicals postage paid at Upon receiving the call of the carjacking, the baggie of a crystal-like substance that field tested which the state’s at-large dele- a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, Tues- Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- Cookeville Police Department issued a “be on the positive for methamphetamine. gates are elected on April 9 by day, Wednesday and Friday dur- TER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, lookout” for the suspect with a description of the Following the incident on Saturday, Choate was the Tennessee Democratic State ing the 12-day early voting Cookeville TN 38502. vehicle. charged with carjacking, evading arrest, reckless Executive Committee. At-large period, which includes Presidents The Herald-Citizen is a mem- That vehicle was located going southbound on endangerment, possession of a controlled sub- delegates must vote in the presi- Day on Feb. 15; 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. ber of the Tennessee Press Highway 111 at Old Sparta Road a short time stance, and four counts of aggravated assault. dential primary and file a decla- on Thursday; and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Association and the Associ- later, reports say, by Officer Jimmy Blankenship. He was transported to the Putnam County Jail, ration of candidacy and on Saturday. ated Press. The Associated Sgt. Jon Giezentanner and Officer Charles where he was booked on a total bond of $127,000. presidential support statement Sample ballots are available on Press is entitled exclusively to Teeters assisted, as well as Putnam Sheriff’s Choate was scheduled to appear in Putnam with the Tennessee Democratic the Putnam Election Commission use for publication news Deputies Craig Ragsdale and Richard Cobble. County General Sessions Court today. Party by Feb. 19. The Demo- website. printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Tuesday Tuesday Night Mostly sunny, with a high Readings: Mike DeLapp near 24. West northwest wind Sunday’s high in Snow showers likely. Snow showers A 40 percent Editor & Publisher 5 to 10 mph. Cookeville was 53, low 23. Cloudy, with a low likely. Cloudy, with chance of snow Sunday’s high in Monterey Buddy Pearson around 21. West a high near 27. West showers, mainly be- Wednesday was 50, low 35. Almanac: Managing Editor northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. fore midnight. Mostly cloudy, Night Chance of precipitation is Chance of precipitation is with a low around 13. West Monday is the 39th day of Partly cloudy, with a the year with 327 remain- 70%. New snow accumula- 60%. New snow accumula- northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. Roger Wells low around 11. West ing. The sun sets at 5:16 Advertising Director tion of less than a half inch tion of less than a half inch Wednesday northwest wind around 5 p.m. and will rise at 6:36 possible. possible. A slight chance of mph. a.m. on Tuesday. Keith McCormick The moon is a new moon. Circulation Manager flurries before noon. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016 — A3 NATION Divers find 2 bodies, wreckage of small plane off California By ROBERT JABLON and DAISY 2 miles off Los Angeles Harbor, Los Authorities have not released any Richard Falstrom believes his wife a Citabria, said Allen Kenitzer, a NGUYEN Angeles County Sheriff’s Capt. Jack identities, but the woman’s husband died doing something that gave her spokesman for the Federal Aviation Ad- Associated Press Ewell said in a statement. identified her as Mary Falstrom of Tor- great joy. ministration. Falstrom said his wife Investigators from the coroner’s office rance. “She loved flying. It was a passion,” flew a Super Decathlon, an aerobatic LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two bodies will identify the victims and divers will Richard Falstrom said his wife, a long- he told The Associated Press. plane by the same maker of the and the wreckage of a small plane were resume the search Monday morning, he time pilot, told him Friday that she was His wife was a member of The Ninety- Citabria. found Sunday by divers searching in the said. going on a plane ride to enjoy the sunny Nines, Inc., an international organiza- The crash site was near the Angels water off Southern California for evi- A massive search was launched Friday weather. Hours later came the news of tion of women pilots, and he said she Gate light, a lighthouse at the San Pedro dence following a midair collision be- after a plane piloted by a 72-year-old the collision. volunteered at the Western Museum of Breakwater that is on the National Reg- lieved to have killed three people, woman was seen on radar colliding Some debris from a plane carrying two Flight at Torrance Airport, from which ister of Historic Places. The area is pop- authorities said. with a craft carrying men ages 61 and men, including a pilot’s logbook, was she and the other plane took off Friday. ular for flight students. Divers made the discovery about 100 81 off San Pedro, just outside the har- quickly found. But there was no sign of The plane carrying the men was a Authorities said both pilots were expe- feet below the surface, in an area about bor. Falstrom or her plane. Beech 35 Bonanza and the second was rienced.

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State Cruise ship In Brief Political tourists flock to New damaged by Drug testing for Hampshire for up-close view wind in benefits yields few Atlantic; no positive results By KATHLEEN RONAYNE Associated Press NASHVILLE (AP) — Offi- guest injuries cials say less than 0.2 percent SALEM, N.H. (AP) — Ann and Jon Vitti of people who have applied for hopped on a flight from Los Angeles to MIAMI (AP) — A Royal welfare since July 2014 have snowy New Hampshire last week to witness Caribbean cruise ship ran into failed a drug test mandated for first-hand what they can’t see on their TV: high winds and rough seas in the some. The more personal side of presidential pol- Atlantic Ocean, forcing passen- Citing data provided by the itics. gers to stay in their cabins, but no Department of Human Serv- “The campaign’s always over by the time injuries were reported. ices to The Tennessean, the it gets to California and we never get to see Royal Caribbean said in a state- newspaper reports that 65 of it, so we had to go to the campaign,” Jon ment Monday that the ship An- 39,121 people applying for Vitti, a television writer, said Friday night them of the Seas was damaged in Families First cash assistance after watching Chris Christie take voters’ some public areas and guest benefits tested positive for questions for nearly two hours in Salem, staterooms. Royal Caribbean did- drugs since the law was imple- New Hampshire. n’t describe the damages but says mented. The Vittis are just two of many voters who the ship’s safe to be at sea. The Since the law started, 609 have flocked to New Hampshire as political statement doesn’t say where or people have been asked to take tourists in the week leading up to the state’s when the ship encountered the a drug test, with 544 testing Feb. 9 presidential primary. They come bad weather. negative. An additional 116 re- from as far as California and as nearby as Charles Krupa | AP The ship was headed to Port fused to participate in an initial neighboring Massachusetts to engage in an Canaveral, Florida. Royal drug screening questionnaire, up-close civics lesson and pose direct ques- Peter Tsipis of Wayland, Mass., left, snaps a selfie with Republican presiden- Caribbean spokeswoman Cyn- automatically disqualifying tions to the potential next president, an op- tial candidate, Ohio Gov. John Kasich during a campaign stop in Nashua, thia Martinez says in an email them from benefits. portunity virtually unheard of in the rest of N.H., on Sunday. Tsipis traveled to New Hampshire to hear Kasich in person. that a noon arrival had been State Rep. Sherry Jones, a the country. didate as they believed. They made a 45- ing to New Hampshire for a political event. planned, but the weather caused Nashville Democrat, says the While the campaign plays out through tel- minute jaunt to Nashua on Sunday morning, “Every four years I want to do it,” he said. a delay. She says she doesn’t program’s $23,592 cost so far evised debates and advertisements in the arriving two hours early to get front-row Efforts to build a marketing campaign have an updated arrival time. She is too much to rationalize rest of the nation, the town hall meeting is seats. The brothers, 20 and 18 years old, re- around the primary were quickly blocked in says passengers were asked to spending on the tests. a staple of New Hampshire campaigning. At spectively, came away with selfies and 2007 by Secretary of State Bill Gardner, a stay in their rooms and given Nashville Republican Rep. these events, held in high school gymnasi- stronger convictions that Kasich is their fierce defender of New Hampshire’s first- complimentary access to their Glen Casada says the law is ums and VFW halls, voters seek detailed guy. in-the-nation primary status. At the time, minibars. working. explanations from candidates on everything “Seeing it up in person, you really get your Gardner said he didn’t want to give other from drug addiction to stemming the rising own perspective on it and you can interpret states the impression that New Hampshire costs of health care. it any way you want,” said Peter, a high fights to be first for the money that comes Obituaries Man charged in It’s here that voters can witness poignant school junior who will vote for the first time from an uptick in hotel stays and restaurant Memphis girl’s death or unscripted moments. After a woman told on March 1. “I really loved the whole for- visits. Evelyn Wakefield an emotional story about her son’s fight mat.” “Some people accuse of us being so pleads to gun charge against drug addiction, for example, John Les Liman of Steamboat Springs, Col- adamant about protecting it because we do MONTEREY — Memorial Kasich offered to call the young man and orado, flew to Manchester in early January it for the money,” Gardner told The Associ- services for Evelyn Wakefield, MEMPHIS (AP) — A man offer words of encouragement. Christie, to stay with an old friend and take in the ated Press then. “That’s not why we do it.” 86, of Monterey, will be an- charged in a drive-by shooting ever the showman, asked one of his staffers scenes. Over two and a half days, he saw Indeed, New Hampshire natives and visi- nounced at a later date. of a 7-year-old girl in Mem- to pull a dollar out of his pocket and hand it Kasich, Christie, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina tors alike see the primary as a valuable op- Cremation was chosen. phis has pleaded guilty to a to a young voter in the crowd at a recent and Rand Paul. Scott Landry, meanwhile, portunity to press candidates on the issues Ms. Wakefield passed away on federal gun possession charge. town hall as a means of mocking Demo- took a quick drive over the border from that matter before the campaign moves to a Friday, Feb. 5, 2016, in Standing Prosecutors say 22-year-old cratic candidate Bernie Sanders’ plan to Massachusetts so his 14-year-old son, who bigger stage. Dan Kipnis, a retired fishing Stone Care & Rehabilitation Jordan Clayton entered the make college tuition free. writes a political satire column for his mid- captain, ventured from Miami Beach to Services in Monterey. plea Friday in federal court in Alex and Peter Tsipis, brothers from Way- dle school newspaper, could see Christie New Hampshire this week to press Jeb D.M. Goff Funeral Home, Inc. Memphis to being a felon in land, Massachusetts, wanted to see Kasich and Rubio up-close. Landry said despite liv- Bush and Rubio about climate change and in Monterey is in charge of possession of a gun on April up close to make sure he was as great a can- ing nearby, this trip was his first time com- rising sea levels. arrangements, (931) 839-2311. 14 — four days after Kirsten Williams died. Clayton and three others are Community Calendar charged with first-degree mur- der in the girl’s death. The Community Calendar is a open. Tennessee Tech University’s new community event. the park ranger for a 2.5 mile night Investigators say she was de- daily list of announcements of MEETING: PEO Chapter L archivist, Megan Atkinson. Feb. 18 hike at 7 p.m. by the light of the liberately targeted by the men one-time events hosted by non- will meet at 10 a.m. on Thursday Feb. 15 CPR: Dr. Grisham will teach the second full moon of the year. when she was playing in the profit groups. To include your at First Cumberland Presbyterian CLOSED: L.B.J.&C. Develop- fundamentals of CPR at the Meet at the Millennium Trailhead yard of a home April 10. An- information, call 526-9715 and Church. ment Corporation Head Start cen- Cookeville Senior Center on at 7 p.m. in Edgar Evins State other girl who lived in the ask for the newsroom secretary, LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- ters and central office will be Thursday at 12:15 p.m. Park and remember to dress ap- same home died in a drive-by fax 526-1209 or email bbs@her- ley Public Library in Livingston closed on Monday in observance LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- propriately and wear warm boots. shooting hours before Kirsten ald-citizen.com. Be sure to in- will have preschool storytime on of Presidents Day. ley Public Library in Livingston Don’t forget to bring a flashlight Williams was slain. clude your name and number as Thursday at 10:30 a.m. At 11:30 CLOSED: The recycling center, will have preschool storytime at or headlight. Clayton is scheduled to be well as a time, date and location a.m., they will have their Friends transfer station and landfill will be 10:30 a.m. on Thursday. This is a LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- sentenced on the gun charge of the event. of the Library monthly meeting. closed on Monday in observance library event. They will also have ley Public Library in Livingston May 5. He faces up to 10 years Both of these are library events. of Presidents Day. There will be a Relative Caregivers meeting at will have an Overton County Pa- in prison. Feb. 8 Feb. 12 no community service. 1 p.m. and a beekeepers meeting triots meeting at 6 p.m. on Mon- ROSE SOCIETY: The HABITAT: The 7th annual LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- at 6 p.m. Both of these are com- day. This is a community event. Fort Campbell soldier Cookeville Rose Society will hold Have a Heart for Habitat ley Public Library in Livingston munity events. Feb. 23 their first meeting of the new year fundraiser/luncheon will be on will be closed on Monday for Feb. 19 SENIORS: Kelly Tipton from charged in fatal on Monday at 7 p.m. at Johnson’s Friday from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., at Presidents Day. They will have FUNDRAISER: A spaghetti Home Instead will speak on “Let’s Nursery. Special speaker. The Progressive Savings Bank, 1080 the Civic and Garden Club meet- supper to benefit Boy Scout Troop Talk About Rx” at 12:15 p.m. accident public is invited. Interstate Dr., Cookeville. Join us ing at 6 p.m., which is a commu- 108 will be held from 5-7 p.m. at PARENT-CHILD: The CLARKSVILLE (AP) — A Feb. 9 at the bank to eat and bid in the nity event. the Christian Life Center, located Stephens Center Spring 2016 Se- Fort Campbell soldier has been CAREGIVER SUPPORT: silent auction. Cost is $10 per per- Feb. 16 at the corner of Dixie Avenue and ries I Parent-Child Connection charged in a drunken driving The Upper Cumberland Develop- son for sandwich, chili, dessert SENIORS: Marie Farran will Broad Street. Adult $6, child $3. classes are held Tuesdays from 9- accident that killed another ment District/Area Agency on and drink. All proceeds to Habitat visit the Cookeville Senior Center Family maximum charge is $15. 10:30 a.m., at St. Michael’s Epis- motorist in November. Aging and Disability (AAAD) for Humanity. For info/orders, call at 10:30 a.m. to offer legal advice Take-outs will be available. Spon- copal Church, 640 N. Washington The Leaf-Chronicle reports will hold its caregiver support Emilee Wilson at 372-2265 by and answer legal questions. sored by the Methodist Men at Ave., Cookeville. The curriculum that during its January session, group meeting at 1 p.m. The meet- Thursday, Feb. 11. PARENT-CHILD: The First United Methodist Church, for this series will be “Nurturing a Montgomery County grand ing is for anyone caring for an- Feb. 13 Stephens Center Spring 2016 Se- Cookeville. Parenting Skills for Families.” jury indicted 26-year-old Jacob other individual. It will be held at CUPID’S CHASE: Commu- ries I Parent-Child Connection Feb. 20 Certificates will be awarded to Ryan Clark on eight counts, in- the Millard Oakley Library, 107 nity Options will hold their annual classes are held Tuesdays from 9- NATURE HIKE: Join the park those completing eight sessions cluding vehicular homicide E. Main St., Livingston. For more Cupid’s Chase 5K at TTU’s 10:30 a.m., at St. Michael’s Epis- ranger for a 2 mile hike on the within this series. No charge. For and driving under the influ- information, call (931) 432-4111. Tucker Stadium parking lot. Reg- copal Church, 640 N. Washington Highland Rim Nature Trail at 10 info., call 1-800-635-5199. ence. PARENT-CHILD: The istration at 8 a.m. and race begins Ave., Cookeville. The curriculum a.m. at Edgar Evins State Park. Today’s class is Support Your According to an investiga- Stephens Center Spring 2016 Se- at 10 a.m. Registration before Feb. for this series will be “Nurturing With spring just around the corner, Partner. tor’s accident report, Clark ries I Parent-Child Connection 12 is $30, afterward is $40. Pro- Parenting Skills for Families.” spring wildflowers may be start- LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- drove his pickup truck into a classes are held Tuesdays from 9- ceeds benefit people with disabil- Certificates will be awarded to ing to pop out. Make sure to wear ley Public Library in Livingston car driven by 28-year-old 10:30 a.m., at St. Michael’s Epis- ities. To register, visit those completing eight sessions sturdy boots and dress appropri- will have a Crafters Club meeting Roshawnda Dolson of copal Church, 640 N. Washington www.comop.org/cupidschase. within this series. No charge. For ately for the weather. from 9-10:30 a.m. on Thursday. Clarksville. A passenger in her Ave., Cookeville. The curriculum SCAVENGER HUNT: Set out info., call 1-800-635-5199. COUCH TO 5K: Meet Park Then, at 10:30 a.m., they will have car was injured. for this series will be “Nurturing from the Cookeville Depot to Today’s class is Coping with Ranger Brad Halfacre at the preschool storytime. Both of these The indictment says Clark’s Parenting Skills for Families.” have fun, win fabulous prizes and Stress. Camp Store at 10 a.m. at Edgar are library events. blood-alcohol level was 0.18 Certificates will be awarded to meet wonderful WestSide neigh- LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- Evins State Park to kick off this Feb. 27 percent, more than twice the those completing eight sessions bors at one of the WestSide Scav- ley Public Library in Livingston year on the right foot. You will be GENEALOGY: The Overton legal limit. within this series. No charge. For enger Hunts. The first of 2016 is will have a Crafters Club meeting given an information packet with County Historical Society is host- info., call 1-800-635-5199. Saturday, Feb. 13. Stop in the from 9-10 a.m. This is a library information regarding our upcom- ing a Grandparent/Grandchild East Tennessee woman Today’s class is My Way or the Cookeville Depot between 10 event. Then at 1 p.m., there will be ing 5K race on April 30. Partici- Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Highway. a.m. and 2 p.m. to participate. a Family Caregivers meeting. pants will be meeting every Millard Oakley Public Library in indicted in death of LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- NATURE HIKE: Join the park This is a community event. Saturday at the park until race day Livingston. The free event is a boyfriend’s son ley Public Library in Livingston ranger for a 2.5 mile hike of the Feb. 17 to exercise and get in shape for the chance for children to interview will have their Crafters Club Millennium Trail at 10 a.m. at PEO: P.E.O. Chapter AO will run. their grandparents so they can JASPER (AP) — An east meeting on Tuesday from 9-10:30 Edgar Evins State Park. Spring is meet at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday Feb. 22 learn more about their family his- Tennessee woman has been in- a.m. This is a library event. just around the corner, and spring at First Tennessee Bank, 345 S. SENIORS: Jessica Scruggs tory. Antiques will be set up for dicted in the death of her Feb. 10 wildflowers may be starting to Jefferson Ave., 4th floor. Unaffil- from Saint Thomas Highlands them to look at. Sons of Confed- boyfriend’s 6-year-old son. BUFFALO VALLEY: Febru- pop out. Make sure to wear sturdy iates are welcome. Hospital will visit the Cookeville erate Veterans will also have arti- A Marion County grand jury ary birthday party at the Buffalo boots and dress appropriately for LIVINGSTON: Millard Oak- Senior Center at 12:15 p.m. to facts set up. The purpose of the last week indicted 30-year-old Valley Community Center will be the weather. ley Public Library in Livingston speak on “following your pre- event is to get more kids interested Holly Rutledge of Whitwell on on Wednesday at noon. Lunch GENEALOGY: The Upper will have a meeting of Girl Scout scriptions.” in genealogy and the history of the charges of first-degree murder provided by the library staff. For Cumberland Genealogy Associa- Troop 1060 at 6 p.m. This is a SNOW MOON HIKE: Join Upper Cumberland. and aggravated child abuse. info., call 858-1403 or 858-5127. tion will meet at 2 p.m. at the Put- The boy’s body was found in UC PRIMARY CARE: The nam County Library in a home in Whitwell last Upper Cumberland Primary Care Cookeville. The speaker will be Are you ready for whole Bible Church? Features: Do you desire all of God’s Word from Genesis March. Project Board will meet on Model# KUDS30IXSS to the Maps at the end of the Book? Media outlets report Rutledge Wednesday at noon, at the Upper • • SaniSani RinseRinse • • ProPro ScrubScrub Are you ready to experience the true and living Savior was arrested Friday and was Cumberland Regional Health Wills, Living Trusts as prophesied in the Hebrew Scriptures and as clearly being held in the Marion Center in Cookeville. THE THE portrayed in the four Gospels? County Jail on $50,000 bond. Feb. 11 Would you like to walk as Jesus walked? It wasn’t immediately known DODSON BRANCH: The & E state Planning whether she has an attorney. Dodson Branch monthly meeting Planning now may save $1000ʼs later Appliance Appliance MartMart And, be filled with His Spirit? District Attorney Michael will be on Thursday at 6 p.m. This If you want to invest more time in the Bible at Church, Dale Bohanno n , Attorney 749 S. Jefferson Taylor says an arraignment will be our first meeting since De- then Hungry Hearts Church may be for you! We live the Saturday 115 South Dixie Ave., Cookeville, TN hearing is scheduled for next cember, so come and help us plan ª 528-6467 528-6467 Sabbath, the Jewish Holy Days and follow the Dietary Laws. FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES Friday. activities to keep your center 526-7868 “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” Join us at Hampton Inn at 1:00pm on Sat. February 13 - (731) 736-1055 HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016 — A5 PUTNAM COUNTY WEEK Putnam County experienced many boundary changes PUTNAM COUNTY — Putnam County’s boundaries have changed since its original establishment in 1842. The original private act states that Putnam County, named after General Israel Putnam of the Revolutionary War, was created from land taken from the counties of White, Fentress, Overton and Jackson, and bounded by a number of natural features, such as the Cumberland River where it crosses between the counties of Smith and Jackson; “running thence up the river, with its meanders to the mouth of Indian Creek; thence southeast upon the extreme height of the divid- ing ridge to a point, from which an east line will cross Martin’s Creek, near the mouth of Shaw’s Branch; thence crossing Martin’s Creek at a point above the mouth of said branch, continuing east so as to leave Gaines- borough (sic) 12 miles to the north, to the line of Overton County; thence a direct line to William Marchbanks; thence a direct line to the Walton Road, where the same strikes the Cumberland Mountain; then west- wardly with the extreme height of the mountain, meandering the bluff, so that, running west, will strike the ridge dividing the waters of the Calf Killer Fork, of the Caney Fork from the Board Valley; thence upon the ex- treme height of said ridge, west, leav- ing Sparta 12 miles to the south; crossing the Falling Water, and run- ning near to where Lawler lives now, including Ditty’s Stand, to the corner of DeKalb County; thence with the line of said county, west to Smith County line; thence north with the same beginning.” The court was set to be held at White Plains until the seat of Justice for the The original location of Putnam County’s court, White Plains, still stands in Algood. county could be established while Isaac Buck, Burton Marchbanks, Gainesboro and the first county court cree is final and not appealed from.” constitution has not been violated by of Major Richard F. Cooke of Jackson Henry L. McDaniel, Lawson Clark, was set to be held the first Monday in The complainants also state that “in- the establishment of the county of Put- County. Carr Terry, Richard F. Cook, H.D. February of the following year. convenience and injury has arisen.” nam.” In 1858, the county line between Marchbanks, Craven Maddox and Eli- The regiment and brigade were also The state supreme court heard the However, the citizens residing within DeKalb and Putnam was changed; in jah Con of Jackson County were ap- established, along with the circuit case and decided that the organization Putnam County limits would be open 1905, the county line between Over- pointed commissioners and employed court, which would be held at White of the county is complete, that the to a re-establishment. ton and Putnam counties were Mounce Gore to survey the county, Plains. original commissioners executed their On Feb. 11, 1854, the re-establish- changed; in 1915, Putnam and White designate a county seat and deposit This act was passed Feb. 2, 1842. duty and it is not “the province or ment of the county was signed, with counties exchanged land, and in 1955, the county’s plat. Then, in the March term of 1845, a within the jurisdiction of the courts of alterations “as may be necessary to the county line between Smith and Five of those commissioners would complaint was filed in Livingston justice to enjoin the civil officers of a preserve the constitutionality of said Putnam counties were also amended. then designate a town to be known by Chancery Court regarding the creation county from proceeding in their offi- county, or better promote the interest Additional amendments also took the name of Monticello with streets, at of Putnam County. cial duties; and therefore, the decree of her citizens; provided that in no place in subsequent years, with the least three acres for a public square, a The complainants stated that “said of the court of chancery rendered in case the change of the original lines last one passing in 1987. lot for public jail and spaces for male county was quashed on account of re- the case specified was and is not bind- shall affect the constitutional right of To view the Private Act and amend- and female schools and a place for ducing the counties of Jackson and ing, except as to the parties on record; the old counties.” ments in its entirety, visit http://pri- church. Overton, each to a less content than and it is represented to this legislature, The city of Cookeville was also es- vateacts.ctas.tennessee.edu/printpdf/b The chancery court was tied to 625 miles, and other causes, which de- by petition and otherwise, that the tablished at this time, named in honor ook/export/html/4638. Water system been pumping for a long time

The city of Cookeville has generated its own electric power since 1905. Shortly after electric service was established, the city es- tablished water service. Water was pumped from deep wells at first, but later a line was run to the town spring, located on Dixie Avenue. Later connections were made with a still larger spring, lo- cated two miles southeast of the city. In 1924, a pumping station was established at An- derson Springs, four miles east of Cookeville, and a 225 gallon pumping station was built. A 125 foot water tank was built in the northeast part of the city on one of the high- est elevations within the city. Later the city built City Lake because the springs weren’t supplying enough water. In April 1972 a new pipeline was built where Mine Lick Creek empties into Center Hill Lake. Cookeville Water Department was now able to supply water to more places than Cookeville, including Baxter and much of Putnam County and a lot of northern Jackson County. The old Cookeville water tower. The old Whitson Brothers store.

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Monday, February 8, 2016 LIVING 6 Parents supporting adult Pleasant Hill hosts course on Islamic history son are doing PLEASANT HILL — Bill Naumann, Naumann returns to the subject in order Spain PhD, will lead a course, “ISIS in the to gain some understanding of why some 3. Disunity and chaos him no favors Light of Islamic History” weekly on young Muslims around the world are 4. Rebirth, reform movements, and in- Tuesdays from 3–4:30 p.m., Feb. 16- eager to sign up for service in ISIS. This dependence of Islamic nations EAR ABBY: Nine March 22, which will meet in Heritage course is an exploratory effort to under- 5. Rise of ISIS after 2001 years ago I married a Hall on Church Street in Pleasant Hill. stand why Muslim youth are attracted to 6. Conclusions Dman who has a son Naumann taught Islam and Middle East this violent, bloodthirsty organization. The cost of the course is $20 or $10, if from a previous marriage. history at North Central College in the The course would be exploratory, follow- a Shalom Center member. To register for “Eli” is now 26 and lives 1970s and 1980s after studying in Mon- ing the questions raised by the partici- this course, obtain a form at Pleasant Hill “on his own.” treal at McGillʼs Institute of Islamic Stud- pants. Two books that will help are Community Church (hallway next to the While ies and doing research in several Muslim Tamim Ansaryʼs “Destiny Disrupted” office), Uplands Village Porch in Her- he may countries. Teaching American studies in and William McCantsʼs “ISIS Apoca- itage Hall, Pleasant Hill, or download Dear live Fukuoka, Japan 1991-’95 concluded his lypse” (published in September 2015). from the Shalom website: www.shalom- Abby under a career. He is a graduate of Asbury Col- Participants will be looking at some of centerpleasanthill.com (where member- different lege, Kent State University (MA in his- the history of Islam, then the past 25 ship forms can also be obtained.) roof tory), Oberlin Graduate School of years of American involvement with the Forms for all five Shalom Center Win- than his Theology (BD), and Yale. (PhD). From terrorism of the Taliban, al Qaeda, and ter/Spring courses can be found at all of parents, 2009 to 2013 he was the facilitator for 10 the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). those locations. Class sizes are limited so Bill Naumann, PhD, will lead a they TAP (Theology Among the People) Organization of the course: don’t delay registering. Shalom Center for Continuing Ed- support classes at Pleasant Hill Community 1. Muhammad and the Caliphate For additional information, call Barbara ucation series titled, “ISIS in the him fi- Church UCC. 2. The Abbasid Age and Umayyad Everett, president, at 931-277-3968. Light of Islamic History” in Pleas- nan- ant Hill. cially. My hus- band Abigail and I Berlin offers Van Buren pay Eli’s car in- Wine festival plans stars, global surance, cellphone bill, toll tag, life insurance policy and offerings for whatever other things come up (passport, gym member- Streep-led jury ship). Eli’s mom assists with all of his utility bills, in ad- BERLIN (AP) — New dition to depositing money movies starring Colin Firth, in his account monthly. They Nicole Kidman and Kirsten even turned over Eli’s 529 Dunst will compete for the tuition account to him. top honors at this year’s I have tried explaining to Berlin International Film my husband that they are en- Festival with offerings from abling Eli, and the umbilical Iran, Tunisia the Philippines cord should have been cut and elsewhere, with Meryl years ago. Streep presiding over the Eli has never earned more jury that will choose the than $12,000 a year and has winners. no desire to try because he Eighteen movies are in has an endless flow of finan- contention for the Golden cial support. His dad is re- Bear prize at the first of the tired but continues to work year’s major European film in order to help Eli — al- festivals. In its 66th edition though he won’t admit it. this year, it runs Feb. 11-21. This is straining our rela- The typically diverse pro- tionship because when I gram was presented by or- bring up this issue, he feels I ganizers Tuesday. am attacking his son. Am I It’s hard to pin down any unrealistic to expect an adult single overarching theme, to support himself? — SEE- but festival director Dieter ING CLEARLY IN THE Kosslick said many movies SOUTH at this year’s event address DEAR SEEING “the search for happiness” CLEARLY: Not at all. You and “migration in the world are being rational. Your hus- in very varying forms.” band and his ex may be fos- The competition features tering their son’s cycle of two documentaries — Gian- financial dependence out of Historic Granville will have the first Upper Cumberland Wine Festival on April 9. Pictured preparing for the event franco Rosi’s “Fire at Sea,” a sense of guilt — possibly are Randall Clemons, Historic Granville; Barbara DelMonaco, DelMonaco Winery and Vineyards; Rebecca Paschal, about the Italian island of because of their divorce. It Cellar 53 Winery and Vineyards; Ruth Dyal, Upper Cumberland Tourism Association; and Stan Webster, Historic Lampedusa, where many may take counseling in order Granville. The group recently held a planning meeting for this event that will be part of the Upper Cumberland migrants arrive in Europe, for him to understand that he Wine Trail which includes eight wineries in the Upper Cumberland. The wineries include Chestnut Hill Winery, and U.S. director Alex Gib- and his ex are doing Eli no Stonehaus Winery, Highland Manor Winery, Northfield Vineyards, Holly Ridge Winery and Vineyards, DelMonaco ney’s “Zero Days,” on Inter- favors. Suggest it as part of Winery and Wineyards, Cellar 53 Winery and Vineyards and Red Barn Winery and Vineyards. Tickets will be pur- net surveillance. marriage counseling to ease chased for the festival which will include a wine tasting at each of the booths of the wineries, a wine glass with the Theater director Michael tickets being $20 at the gate and $15 in advance. Wine will be for sale at each booth. The festival will include the strain on your marriage. Grandage’s movie debut music and lunch being served in the Sutton General Store Dining Room.There will be many additional events that DEAR ABBY: I’m in the “Genius” stars Firth, Kid- day as well. For more information on the wine festival, call Paschal at 615-934-3353, DelMonaco at 931-858-1177, process of downsizing. I man and Jude Law in a look Historic Granville at 931-653-4151, or visit www.granvilletn.com or uppercumberlandwinetrail.com. have two black graduation at Max Perkins’ time as book gowns and caps in excellent editor at Scribner, oversee- condition. I wore them ing work by Thomas Wolfe proudly as an adult college ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’ tops Super Bowl weekend at box office and Ernest Hemingway student not long ago, and among others. hate the thought of them By JAKE COYLE The best Super Bowl weekend remains On Saturday, Inarritu also won best direc- Also premiering in Berlin being thrown in a landfill or AP Film Writer the 2008 concert film “Hannah Montana tor from the Directors Guild Awards. is Jeff Nichols’ science-fic- used as Halloween cos- and Miley Cyrus” ($31.1 million) followed In its eight week of release, Walt Disney tion thriller “Midnight Spe- tumes. NEW YORK (AP) — The Coen brothers’ by an earlier Sparks adaption, 2010’s “Dear Co.’s “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” cel- cial,” featuring Dunst and There must be schools “Hail, Caesar!” and the Jane Austen-mon- John” ($30.5 million). ebrated a pair of milestones over the week- Adam Driver. where some students have a ster mashup “Pride and Prejudice and Zom- Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst end. The festival opens on Feb. financial hardship and can’t bies” followed distantly behind “Kung Fu for comScore, called Super Bowl weekend It surpassed $900 million at the North 11 with the Coen brothers’ afford to buy their gradua- Panda 3,” which remained on top of the box a trade-off for studios that sacrifice a day American box office and crossed $2 billion “Hail, Caesar!” tion gowns. However, I office over Super Bowl weekend. of moviegoing for the promotional benefit globally. Stars including George don’t know of any organiza- DreamWorks Animation’s “Kung Fu of the game’s mass audience. Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Clooney and Josh Brolin are tions in my area that have a Panda” sequel earned an estimated $21 mil- A number of movie previews were set to Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, ac- expected in Berlin, where gown reuse program. Per- lion in its second weekend of release, ac- play during the broadcast. cording to comScore. Final domestic fig- the comedy is screening out haps your loyal readers will cording to studio estimates Sunday. Joel “It’s one of those weekends that Holly- ures will be released Monday. of competition. have ideas? — DARLENE and Ethan Coen’s ‘50s Hollywood satire wood braces for but they know how to 1. “Kung Fu Panda 3,” $21 million ($23 Berlin prize-winners have IN NEW YORK “Hail, Caesar!” opened in second place course correct before it happens,” Der- million international). been notoriously unpre- DEAR DARLENE: I’m with an estimated $11.4 million in North garabedian said. 2. “Hail, Caesar!” $11.4 million. dictable over the years, with sure they will. But in the American theaters for Universal Pictures. Playing in 2,232 theaters, “Hail, Caesar!” 3. “The Revenant,” $7.1 million ($24 mil- less prominent productions meantime, may I offer a cou- The two other major new releases strug- is one of the Coen brothers’ more wide- lion international). often picking up honors. ple of suggestions? Contact gled. opening movies, but it earned a dismal C- 4. “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” $6.9 This year’s field includes an the administration at the The Nicholas Sparks’ romance “The minus CinemaScore from audiences. million ($7 million international). epic historical drama from high schools or community Choice” debuted with $6.1 million for Li- Starring Josh Brolin as a studio fixer in the 5. “The Choice,” $6.1 million ($750,000 the Philippines, Lav Diaz’ colleges in your area and ask onsgate. classic Hollywood era and featuring international). “A Lullaby to the Sorrowful if they could use the gowns. Despite expectations of a No. 2 opening, George Clooney and Channing Tatum as 6. “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,” Mystery,” and the debut film Or contact a local commu- “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,” ‘50s stars, “Hail, Caesar!” is the Coens’ $5.2 million. from Tunisian director Mo- nity theater group and vol- bankrolled by Cross Creek Picture and re- most broad comedy since their 2008 “Burn 7. “The Finest Hours,” $4.7 million ($2.8 hamed Ben Attia, “Hedi.” unteer to donate them to leased by Sony’s Screen Gems, eked out a After Reading.” That film opened with million international). Last year’s Golden Bear their costume department. meager $5.2 million. $19.1 million. 8. “Ride Along 2,” $4.5 million ($2.9 mil- went to Iranian dissident HAPPY NEW YEAR TO Though the majority of weekend grosses Alejandro Inarritu’s Oscar-nominated lion international). filmmaker Jafar Panahi’s MY ASIAN READERS: are made on Fridays and Saturdays, Holly- “The Revenant” continues to roll. Its global 9. “The Boy,” $4.1 million ($2.7 million “Taxi,” starring the director The Year of the Monkey be- wood generally seeks to avoid competing total is up to $325 million, and “The international). — who was officially gins today. A happy, healthy with the football broadcast and instead Revenant” led overseas business with $24 10. “Dirty Grandpa,” $4.1 million ($4.5 banned from filmmaking — new year to all who cele- sticks largely to counterprogramming. million internationally over the weekend. million international). as a taxi driver. brate it. People born in the This year’s competition Year of the Monkey are features two offerings from witty, intelligent and have Iranian directors, though magnetic personalities. Joseph Gordon-Levitt gets some roast with his Hasty Pudding neither movie has such is- Clever in financial matters sues: Mani Haghighi’s “A and career, lively and versa- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Joseph Levitt as its 2016 honoree because he’s a Gordon-Levitt also developed Dragon Arrives!” and Paris- tile, gentle and kind, these Gordon-Levitt has gotten a little roast “talented actor” and “visionary entrepre- HitRecord.org, which helps people col- based Rafi Pitts’ “Soy traits make them ideal part- along with his pudding. neur.” laborate on creative projects. Nero.” ners if you want an everlast- In keeping with tradition, “The Walk” The actor as a kid played Tommy on Previous winners include Clint East- A seven-member jury led ing love life. actor was feted and roasted as Harvard “3rd Rock from the Sun.” wood, Robert De Niro and Harrison Ford. by first-time festival juror However: They must watch University’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals He’ll portray Edward Snowden in Oliver Chris Pratt won last year. Streep will announce the their tempers and a tendency Man of the Year on Friday. Stone’s upcoming movie about the man “Scandal” actress Kerry Washington was winners of the festival’s toward arrogance. — LOVE, The collegiate theatrical organization who leaked classified National Security honored as Woman of the Year last month. Golden Bear and various Sil- ABBY says it selected the 34-year-old Gordon- Agency documents. ver Bear awards on Feb. 20. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016 — A7 ENTERTAINMENT

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By JAMES ANDERSON the needy. For critical road projects, Commute times from Denver to Fort Associated Press GOP leaders proposed issuing $3.5 bil- Collins to the north, or to Colorado lion in bonds. The governor says there’s Springs to the south, can be double the DENVER (AP) — By 2030, Col- no revenue to pay back the debt from usual 80-minute drives along Interstate orado’s population will grow from 5 bonds. 25. million to 7 million people, thanks in Under TABOR, voters must approve In swaths of northern and southern part to a strong and diverse economy, any state and local tax hike. Democrats Colorado, two-lane rural roads built in the state’s famed Rocky Mountain qual- are still stung by a resounding defeat of the Depression era are deteriorating ity of life, and its constitutionally-man- a 2013 ballot initiative to raise $1 bil- under the load of agricultural tractor- dated low taxes. lion for schools. trailers and oil and natural gas tankers. And because of those voter-sanctioned But inspiring hope for some, residents The state Department of Transporta- tax limits, this fast-growing state could in conservative Colorado Springs did tion has a budget of $1.4 billion a year someday fall victim to its own success. approve a local sales tax hike to pay largely devoted to maintenance. It says The contradiction is most evident $250 million for road repairs. it needs $46 billion in the next 25 years when the rubber hits Colorado’s aging The Colorado Contractors Associa- to accommodate growth but faces a $25 and underfunded roads. The state’s tion, whose members employ more billion shortfall under current spending Democratic governor, John Hicken- than 40,000 people, has been sampling rules. looper, is trying to find ways to squeeze the public mood about ways to pay for But Colorado voters haven’t increased more revenue for roads from the roads, which it and other business the 22-cent-per-gallon state gasoline tax budget, while Republicans don’t want chambers around the state say is a top in more than 20 years, and politicians to tamper with the fabled 1992 consti- voter concern. It’s preparing a list of are reluctant to ask. It and the federal tutional amendment known as TABOR David Zalubowski, file | AP options for state government and, pos- gas tax provide more than half CDOT’s that keeps a tight limit on those taxes. Traffic comes to a standstill along Interstate 25 in downtown Denver. sibly, for voters on the November bal- revenue. That’s sparking a battle over the size Voter-sanctioned tax limits could someday jeopardize Colorado’s eco- lot. This year, CDOT could get another of government in a perennial battle- nomic success, which depends on good roads. “People are starting to realize it’s $200 million that’s available only in ground state just as the presidential more than a pocketbook issue,” said years when statewide personal income election gets into full swing. other necessary priorities like schools the State Senate, which they control. Tony Milo, the association’s executive growth increases by 5 percent or more. “The budget battle here plays to peo- and colleges,” said Tim Hoover, “Voters are so angry at all forms of director. “They’re willing to pay more But a bipartisan budget committee ple everywhere who don’t want politi- spokesman for the Colorado Fiscal In- government and will vote it down,” as long as there are guarantees on warned that amount can drop or disap- cians to decide for them the easiest way stitute, which favors dismantling the Hickenlooper said recently of reclassi- spending and that it guarantees safety pear if state revenues in coming months to get more revenue,” said Michael amendment. “TABOR forces us to do fying the fee, which raised $750 million and mobility.” prompt bigger tax refunds under Fields, director of Americans for Pros- that.” last year, in order to keep the budget All agree Colorado’s highway system, TABOR. The panel called for guaran- perity Colorado, which has urged GOP So far the low-tax crowd is winning. from reaching a level that will trigger basically laid out in the 1950s, needs to teed fixed installments. lawmakers to sign a pledge to defend Even Hickenlooper acknowledges there tax refunds under TABOR. be modernized. “There are a million factors and polit- TABOR. isn’t a popular appetite to raise taxes, Republicans say the real problem is Winter skiers and summer holiday ical interests at work that have us para- Liberals think that’s a recipe for dis- and his hopes of changing the classifi- growing Medicaid spending. Colorado, campers can spend hours inching along lyzed, and we’re all looking for aster, especially in a growing state. cation of an arcane fee in the budget to which expanded the program under the steep mountain inclines at 11,000 feet, alternatives,” said Colorado Springs “What we have to stop doing is pitting free up revenue are opposed by Repub- Affordable Care Act, is spending about creating a sea of red lights on Interstate Republican Sen. Kent Lambert, chair of necessary priorities like roads against licans who vow it won’t make it out of $2.5 billion on the health care plan for 70, Colorado’s gateway to the Rockies. the Joint Budget Committee. Senator scrutinizes pharma links on government pain panel

By MATTHEW PERRONE and patient advocates. Wyden’s Human Services. the highest number ever in the funding from painkiller makers, commodations and other pay- AP Health Writer inquiry follows a recent Associ- The panel attracted attention U.S. Wyden notes. ments from pain drugmakers. ated Press story that found nearly late last year after several mem- Since coming under criticism As previously reported by the “I am concerned that this single WASHINGTON (AP) — A a third of panelists at a December bers bashed a federal plan to rec- from the panel, the CDC has re- Associated Press, two panelists organization with significant ties high-ranking Senate Democrat is meeting of the Interagency Pain ommend doctors reduce their opened its guidelines to addi- work for the Center for Practical to a major opioid manufacturer scrutinizing links between phar- Research Coordinating Commit- prescribing of painkillers for tional public comment and Bioethics, a Kansas City group had two paid staff sitting as com- maceutical companies and gov- tee had apparent financial ties to chronic pain. The draft guidelines review. which receives funding from mittee members at the same ernment advisers who recently painkiller manufacturers, includ- by the Centers for Disease Con- In his letter, Wyden states that multiple drugmakers, including time,” Wyden writes. criticized efforts to reduce ing the maker of OxyContin. trol and Prevention are intended the law creating the federal pain OxyContin-maker Purdue A third member of the panel is painkiller prescribing “These financial and profes- to curb deadly overdoses tied to panel “makes no provision that Pharma, which donated $100,000 a director with the U.S. Pain Sen. Ron Wyden says he has “a sional relationships raise serious powerful but highly-addictive representatives of the pharmaceu- in 2013. One panelist holds a Foundation, a non-profit that re- number of concerns” about how concerns about the objectivity of opioid drugs, including Percocet tical industry are included on the chair at the center created by a ceives most of its funding from panelists were selected and the panel’s members that deserve and Vicodin. Opioid painkillers panel.” $1.5-million donation from Pur- drugmakers, including a screened for an advisory panel on additional review,” Wyden writes and heroin — which is also part Yet several non-federal mem- due Pharma. The other has re- $104,800 donation from Purdue pain issues that includes govern- in a letter Monday to the head of of the opioid family — caused bers — through their organiza- ceived more than $8,660 in Pharma in 2014, according to ment experts, outside academics the Department of Health and 28,650 fatal overdoses in 2014, tions or directly — have received speaking fees, meals, travel ac- IRS Records cited by Wyden.

Paul Kapteyn/Worcester Telegram & Gazette via AP A pedestrian walks between rows of snow-covered trees on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Worcester, Mass. during a snowstorm on Friday. New England to get brunt of snowstorm heading east BOSTON (AP) — The second Connecticut are under a winter sued on-street parking bans. winter storm in four days to hit storm warning and could get as Massachusetts Gov. Charlie the Northeast is expected to much as 10 inches of snow, ac- Baker closed state offices in nine bring blizzard conditions to cording to the National Weather counties on Monday, and state southeastern Massachusetts on Service. A coastal flood warning courts were closed in 10 coun- Monday and leave behind as has also been issued. ties. much as 18 inches of snow. Northern New England down Baker urged drivers to stay off Snow from the storm bearing to the New York and New Jersey the roads if possible. The Mon- down on New England could areas are expected to get much day morning commute around last into Tuesday, when New less snow. New York City, Boston was lighter than normal. Hampshire’s first-in-the nation Philadelphia and northern New The Massachusetts Bay Trans- presidential primary is held. It’s Jersey could get from 2 to 3 portation Authority, which was accompanied by high winds that inches between Monday and crippled by a series of historic could gust up to 65 mph in the Tuesday night, the weather serv- storms during Boston’s record- hardest hit areas and bring power ice said. breaking winter last year, was failures. Communities expecting to be operating on a normal weekday Much of the rest of Massachu- hit by the worst of the storm schedule with winter routes in setts, Rhode Island and most of closed schools Monday and is- effect for buses. Herald-Citizen

Monday, February 8, 2016 SPORTS B No. 12 Texas A&M women beat No. 23 Tennessee in OT

By ANDRE PERRARD cause (Walker) could not hit a She was transported to the hospital where she Twice the Lady Vols closed within on and each Associated Press. thing, that gave (Walker) a will undergo testing Sunday night. Her exit, time Walker answered and the Aggies went 7 of chance to reflect on how they however, was a turning point in the ballgame for 8 from the line in the last 1:34. COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Trailing were guarding her . sometimes A&M. “It was a great game. A&M finished it out. We by 11 points with three minutes left, all hope of those things go unnoticed.” “(Jones) was the one that helped us get our en- could not hold on,” Tennessee coach Holly War- a comeback for Texas A&M seemed utterly lost. Khaalia Hillsman added 14 ergy going . we felt like we could not tell her lick said. “They did some great things down the Then in the sudden blink of an eye, everything points for the Aggies (16-7, 6-3 later tonight that we lost,” Walker said. “We had stretch there and we did not.” took a 180 degree turn. SEC). to tell her that we won.” Jordan Reynolds led the Lady Vols (14-9, 5-5) “We all had to come together and motivate After a sloppy first half, which ended with the That is when Walker and the Aggies roared with 16 points. each other . we wanted the win,” Anriel Howard Aggies on top 30-29, the third quarter was back, outscoring Tennessee 21 to 10 in the final The Lady Vols have now lost their last three said. “We did not want to lose again. We picked owned by Tennessee, which shot 60 percent to period, which was capped by a game-tying field road games, all ranked opponents, by a com- up our energy and got the win.” open a 51-40 lead. A&M made just 2 of 17 goal from Howard with five seconds remaining. bined eight points and are now in danger of find- Courtney Walker scored 29 points, including shots. “Just turned around and shot it. I thought about ing themselves out of the top 25 for the first 10 in overtime, and No. 12 Texas A&M bounced A scary moment occurred in the fourth quarter (Jordan Jones) and said ‘I have to make it’,” time since February of 1985. back from two straight losses to beat No. 23 in a hard collision that sent A&M’s Jordan Jones Howard said. “It was extremely similar. To do so well and Tennessee 76-71 on Sunday. to the floor, where she hit her head forcefully on Tennessee opened overtime with a free throw have a lead . to fight that hard and long to come “Role playing in this game goes unnoticed,” the hardwood. She laid on the court motionless before Walker scored four points and Chelsea up short . it is obviously something we have to A&M coach Gary Blair said. “The key times for several minutes, eventually being carried off Jennings made two free throws for a 67-62 lead fix,” Tennessee’s Andraya Carter said. “We have when (Danni Wiliams) went in the first half be- by way of stretcher to the applause of the crowd. with 2:57 left. to be able to close games.”

Super Bowl 50 QB Newton Denver’s struggles in Fairytale ending defense 1st Super Bowl, brings Panthers home the lose 24-10 Lombardi By STEVE REED By ARNIE STAPLETON AP Sports Writer AP Pro Football Writer

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — A dejected Cam Newton sat — Seven sacks. Four takeaways. slouching behind the podium on Ten measly points. Sunday night, wearing a black Any more questions? Panthers hoodie and a frown. Von Miller and the rest of Den- The league’s top player this sea- ver’s dominant defense silenced son didn’t t h e i r feel much d o u b t e r s like an- the only s w e r i n g way they questions, knew how, doing so by securing mostly in the silver d e l a y e d trophy in one- and two-word answers. the Golden Gate City. Some questions he just let pass There’s no denying Denver without answering at all — ex- now. cept for one which said it all. “Look man, we’re the greatest “They made more plays than us defense anyone ever faced,” line- and that’s what it comes down backer Brandon Marshall de- to,” Newton said before walking clared. “The 2015 Broncos are out of a brief three-minute inter- the No. 1 defense of all time.” view following Carolina’s 24-10 Not the ‘85 Bears. Super Bowl loss to Denver. “We Or the Ravens in 2000. had our opportunities and it was Not the 2002 Buccaneers. nothing special that they did. We Or the Steel Curtain of the ‘70s. dropped balls. We turned the ball “Easy,” cornerback Chris Harris over. We gave up sacks. We Jr. said. “They were the No. 1 of- threw errant passes. That’s it.” fense in the whole world before Newton’s dream season ended this. All y’all was talking about with a nightmare performance. was Cam Newton every day. And The Broncos took Newton out their offense. How we cannot of his game — completely. stop them. Every day, that’s all “Hey, when things don’t go his y’all talked about. For us to give way, we see the body language up 10 points and have four take- — it’s obvious,” said Broncos aways, we proved we’re one of safety T.J. Ward said of Newton. the greatest ever defenses.” “That’s what we wanted to do. Denver’s dominant defenders That was our intent to come in passed around the Lombardi Tro- this game and get the body lan- phy for selfies and snuggles in guage going. We didn’t want the the delirious locker room after happy, fun-spirited ‘dabbing’ they hammered Newton and Cam. No we want the sulking, pounded the rest of Panthers into upset, talking to my linemen, my so many bumbles, stumbles and running backs, ‘I don’t know fumbles in a 24-10 beatdown that what’s going on’ Cam Newton — was both epic and classic. and that’s what we got.” “That was the best defensive Fresh off being earning his first performance I’ve ever seen,” said MVP award on Saturday night, GM John Elway, who finally got the Panthers fifth-year quarter- to return the favor to team owner back was stymied by an aggres- Pat Bowlen and utter those four sive Denver Broncos defense in words he’d been longing to say his first Super Bowl appearance for so long. on Sunday. “This one’s for Pat!” The 6-foot-5, 245-pound quar- And for Peyton Manning, who terback who scored 45 touch- did just enough to become the downs during the regular season first QB to win rings with two — and five more in the playoffs different teams. — failed to produce a TD run- Marcio Jose Sanchez | AP And for DeMarcus Ware and ning or throwing for the first time Wade Phillips, long-suffering de- this season and the Panthers lost Denver Bronco’s Peyton Manning holds up the Lombardi trophy after Super Bowl 50 on Sunday in Santa Clara, fensive giants whose resumes are in Super Bowl 50. Carolina’s Calif. The Broncos beat the Panthers 24-10. no longer lacking. only score came on a 1-yard run The Broncos controlled the by Jonathan Stewart. game despite converting a single Newton didn’t get a chance to third down in 14 tries and Man- give any balls away to kids on the Manning spoils his fans again, ning compiled a paltry 56.6 front row of Levi’s Stadium. passer rating. “This is one those things that is Manning didn’t have to be vin- going to hurt,” Rivera said of tage, just vexing. Newton. “It’s going to hurt walks off with a second title “Man, we’ve got the best de- everybody for a while and hope- fense on the planet,” said running fully after a few days we will get By EDDIE PELLS Hobbled, creaking, sputtering to the end and the one that proved every last thing he back C.J. Anderson, who scored over it.” AP National Writer of his 18th season, he became a different needed to. Denver’s only offensive TD with Newton has failed to score a TD quarterback. Not the Alpha Dog who “I don’t worry much about Peyton’s three minutes left after — what eight times in his career, but none SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Every- needed to call all the shots. But a 39-year- legacy,” said his dad, Archie, as he leaned else — a strip-sack by Miller at since Oct. 26, 2014. one got spoiled. old game manager who needed others to against the wall outside the Broncos locker the Carolina 4. Newton didn’t get much help Over two decades of watching Peyton carry him over the finish line. room. “Peyton’s legacy was he was a good “The offense did what they from his offensive line which al- Manning play on the biggest stages, fans And what a finish the 24-10 win over the quarterback. He showed up and played. A needed to do,” Marshall said. “I lowed a Super Bowl record-tying became numb to all he could do — the way Carolina Panthers was — if, in fact, this lot of people give him credit for changing think all year we haven’t asked seven sacks, or his wide re- he dissected defenses with clinical preci- was it. things about the game. But there’s nothing the offense to put up 30 points to ceivers, who dropped big passes sion, the way he rewrote the record book, Not so much because of the 13 comple- wrong with being 2-2 in the Super Bowl win the game. We never asked at key times. even the way he came back from a neck in- tions and 141 yards — that used to be one instead of 1-3.” Peyton to put up 300 yards like Newton spent much of the game jury that was supposed to be career-end- quarter’s worth for Manning. But because About those two losses: They hovered his teams in the past. Those ing. of the Super Bowl title he brought back to See PANTHERS, Page B2 Then this. Denver — the second of his storied career See PEYTON, Page B2 See BRONCOS, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016 SPORTS Offbeat humor and upbeat messages dominate Super Bowl 50 ads By MAE ANDERSON all present. AP Business Writer “It caught you a little off guard, but it fit the brand,” said O’Keefe. NEW YORK (AP) — From a strange Some Super Bowl watchers agreed. creature called “Puppymonkeybaby” to Brian Kearney, from Morris County, a tear-inducing Audi ad, Super Bowl ads New Jersey, was watching the game ran the gamut this year from offbeat with about 15 people and said the ad humor to heartfelt messages. was a hit with his friends. On advertising’s biggest night, “I thought it was hysterical, we all Chrysler celebrated Jeep with an ad fea- cracked up,” Kearney said. turing black-and-white portraits of vet- Other ads with offbeat humor: Bud erans, kids and pop icons. In Audi’s Light featured Amy Schumer and Seth spot, a depressed aging astronaut re- Rogen traveling around America pro- members his joy for life by driving an moting “The Bud Light Party.” A Shock Audi sports car with his son. And in a Top ad showed actor T.J. Miller trading quirky Doritos ad, a fetus in a sonogram insults with the brewery’s talking orange appears to rocket out of the womb to wedge mascot. And the outdoor goods- chase a bag of chips the mother angrily and-clothing company Marmot showed tossed away. Mountain Dew via AP a man palling around with an actual The goal for advertisers: to stand out This image provided by Mountain Dew shows a “Puppymonkeybaby” marmot he appears to be falling for, all and win over the 114 million-plus peo- in a scene from the company’s Kickstart spot for Super Bowl 50. to illustrate falling in love with the out- ple watching the big game on Super doors. Charlie Riedel | AP Bowl Sunday, much the way the Denver The ad sought to show that three great pharmaceutical ads highlighted unap- MONEY MONEY MONEY Broncos triumphed over the Carolina things go together, since Kickstart com- pealing digestive conditions. One pro- Eight years after the financial melt- Carolina Panthers quarter- Panthers. With ads costing a record $5 bines Mountain Dew, juice and caffeine. moted an anti-diarrhea medication down, financial companies are feeling back Cam Newton (1) million for 30 seconds this year, the “It’s on my list of the weirdest ad of the Xifaxan with a small-intestines mascot more comfortable promoting their prod- throws during the first half stakes are high to stand out from the 40- night, but it’s very catchy and people taking a seat at the Super Bowl. Another ucts and services. Six advertised in the of Super Bowl 50 Sunday in plus advertisers and be remembered. will be talking about it,” said Kelly O’- sought to raise awareness about “opioid- big game, including including SunTrust Santa Clara, Calif. In general, advertisers played it safe Keefe, a marketing professor at Virginia induced constipation.” Banks, PayPal, Quicken Loans, Intuit with universally liked celebrities such as Commonwealth University. “This just isn’t a topic that people want brand and Intuit’s TurboTax and Social PANTHERS: Anthony Hopkins (TurboTax) and Ryan Heartfelt messages were in abundance to hear about during a Super Bowl,” said Finance Inc. Reynolds (Hyundai), cute animals and too. SunTrust’s ad urged people to take Villanova University marketing profes- Most promoted optimistic messages Newton pro-America themes. a breath and feel better about their finan- sor Charles Taylor. about money. TurboTax, for instance, “It’s been a pretty safe night,” said cial health. BMW’s Mini urged people OFFBEAT HUMOR enlisted Anthony Hopkins to get out the struggles in first David Berkowitz, chief marketing offi- to “defy labels.” Mountain Dew’s ad might have been message that you can file your taxes for cer at advertising agency MRY. “There’s Most ads managed to avoid the somber the weirdest ad of the night, but Doritos’ free with TurboTax. PayPal’s music- Super Bowl relatively little going over the top.” tone struck last year, when an ad for Na- ad also seemed likely to divide viewers. video style ad asked people to embrace Offbeat humor reigned with a creature tionwide about preventable household The spot showed a couple during a “New Money.” From Page B1 called “Puppymonkeybaby” — pretty accidents bummed out many in the au- sonogram. When the mother throws “We’re officially over the mourning of much exactly what it sounds like — in dience. away a bag of Doritos, the fetus seems 2008 (financial crisis),” said Mediapost under heavy duress as the Pan- an ad for Mountain Dew’s Kickstart. There were a couple of misfires. Two to zoom after it, to the consternation of columnist Barbara Lippert. thers were unable to handle the pressure of Von Miller and De- Marcus Ware on the edges. Miller had 2 1/2 sacks, including two strip-sacks against over- PEYTON: Celebrates second Super Bowl title matched right tackle Mike Rem- mers that led to Denver’s two touchdowns. From Page B1 “It’s been a unique season and (you’re) “I don’t think we played well probably tired of hearing me saying this, around him,” tight end Greg over Manning like a dark cloud. It wasn’t but I really have just tried to take it one Olsen. “It was us not getting so much that he couldn’t win the big one week at a time and not take it too far open, not catching balls that were — he did that in 2007 with the Colts — ahead,” Manning said. tight but we have to come down it was that he didn’t win enough of them. The next move seems like an easy one. with, we need to do a better job All the passing yards (71,940), all those For the last two weeks, Manning’s been in the run game. This can’t turn MVP awards (a record five), all those savoring every moment. He brought his into the what-happened-to-Cam- wins (Sunday’s marked No. 200) two children onto the stage with him after Newton show.” should’ve translated into more rings. the AFC Championship. He reached out Denver’s first touchdown came Now he has two, and is one of only 12 to all of his old coaches, even going back when Miller blew past Remmers quarterbacks who can claim multiple to his Isidore Newman days. He gave an and ripped the ball out of New- Super Bowl titles. emotional speech to the team Saturday ton’s grasp. Malik Jackson recov- One of the others is John Elway, who night that some said felt more like a ered the ball in the end zone for took a chance on Manning’s surgically re- goodbye. a touchdown to put the Panthers paired neck in 2012, boldly proclaiming Everything points to this being, as Man- in an early 10-0 hole they could at the time that there was no Plan B in ning told Patriots coach Bill Belichick, never dig out of. case things didn’t work out. the “last rodeo.” But Manning insisted Later, Miller beat Remmers for Manning repaid him by throwing for the moments after the Super Bowl were another strip sack and the Bron- nearly 15,000 yards over the first three no time to make this decision. cos put the game away with a seasons, and taking them to the Super “He’s just probably soaking it in,” said touchdown and two-point con- Bowl two years ago. But the Broncos Elway, who walked away in 1999 after version. weren’t a complete team, and the best his second straight title. “You go through “I knew he was going to be re- proof came Feb. 2, 2014 against the Seat- David J. Phillip | AP so much hard work, and it’s such a long ally quick,” Remmers said. “I tle Seahawks, who humiliated them from season, that to be able to win a world knew he was going to be a beginning to end, 43-8. Denver Bronco’s quarterback Peyton Manning (18) celebrates with his championship and exhale and say ‘We’re tremendous athlete and it was The bolstering of the defense began im- son Marshall and daughter Mosley after Super Bowl 50 on Sunday in world champs,’ is a great feeling.” going to be a big challenge.” mediately, but not until halfway through Santa Clara, Calif. The Broncos won 24-10. What won’t be a great feeling is when Newton never looked comfort- this season did the magnitude of the Manning queues up the tape of this one able in the pocket, side-arming transformation — of the Broncos and of don’t think he’d ever done, and he The stat line, 13 for 23 with an intercep- to see where he stands. From the stand- throws, overthrowing wide re- Manning himself — really sink in. dressed out as a backup, which he’d tion and a 56.6 passer rating, is bottom- point of a perfectionist, about the only ceivers and generally running for His post-injury arm strength already a never done.” 10 material. Manning got hit, harassed, watchable moment will be the one at the his life. question, it became a glaring liability. He His comeback began when he entered as even fooled into throwing an intercep- end, where he’s holding the Lombardi Eventually frustration began to threw an NFL-high 17 interceptions a substitute in the last game of the regular tion. Some throws were off-target. Others Trophy. set it. through 8 1/2 games before he finally season. It continued in the playoffs, had no zip. But that didn’t make it a bad day. In fact, With Carolina trailing by six succumbed to the bench with a torn liga- where he managed the Broncos to two But there was still a very good football it will be remembered as one of his best. late in the fourth quarter, Miller ment in his left foot. close-to-the-vest wins against Pittsburgh brain at work — one that knew the per- “Peyton’s spoiled us,” Archie said. “The broke through again and knocked “He had to do several things different and New England. It concluded at Super fect time to shout “Omaha, Omaha,” to season was hard. So different. But that’s the ball from Newton’s hands. this year,” Archie said. “Had to take off Bowl 50, which served as Exhibit A of move out of one play and into another, to what life is, and football has many simi- With the ball rolling on the turf, during the season, which he’d never done how a quarterback who is merely mortal get out of harm’s way and let the defense larities. It’s dealing with adversity. That’s Newton opted not to dive in the before. He ran the scout team, which I can still make it work. take care of the rest. what life’s about.” pile and the Broncos recovered at the Panthers 4 to set up C.J. An- derson’s clinching TD run. With less than three minutes re- maining, Newton was knocked BRONCOS: Defense shuts down Panther offense down in the end zone and screamed at an official looking From Page B1 in this league. for a late hit but didn’t get one. No. 1 defenses are now 12-4 in the The question surrounding the teams needed him to throw for 300 yards Super Bowl, and two of those losses were Panthers all year long was and four touchdowns. before the merger when the No. 1 team whether their wide receivers “All we really need is 17 points,” Mar- from one conference lost to the top de- would be good enough for New- shall said. “I love Peyton. I told him be- fense from the other. ton after Kelvin Benjamin went fore the game, ‘I want to win this for “I’m so proud of my guys,” said Miller, down with a season-ending knee you.’” the game’s MVP. injury in training camp. The “Orange Rush” finished first in the Miller had 2 1/2 sacks and forced two Carolina still managed to finish NFL in sacks, yards per play, pass de- fumbles that led to Denver’s two touch- No. 1 in the league in scoring this fense and total defense this season. But downs. Danny Trevathan led the team season, putting up 500 points in their detractors dissed them all year, dis- with eight tackles and recovered two the regular season and 80 more in missing all that dominance and turning fumbles. Ward recovered a fumble and the postseason. them into the Rodney Dangerfield of de- intercepted a pass. Ware had two sacks But a key drop by Jerricho fenses. and hit Newton four times. Malik Jackson Cotchery early came two plays “For two weeks straight, that’s all we recovered one fumble in the end zone. before Newton’s first fumble. heard was Cam this, Cam that, dab this, After being hit just three times and Ted Ginn Jr. also had a ball go dab that,” cornerback Bradley Roby said. throwing 15 in completions in the play- through his hands and into the “They were dabbing in their team photos. offs coming in, Newton was hit 13 times awaiting arms of T.J. Ward for an It was very disrespectful. We wanted to and misfired 23 passes. interception that denied Carolina come out and prove that we’re the best.” “I remember the Ravens, I remember a scoring opportunity. It was the “No Fly Zone,” not “Thieves the Bucs,” Talib said, listing the greatest The Broncos neutralized Olsen Ave.,” which got so much attention as the defenses of all time. “I don’t really re- and the Panthers lost Philly Panthers piled up 50 takeaways. member the Steel Curtain and all that, but Brown to a concussion in the sec- Cornerback Aqib Talib put it best: “We I heard about them. The ‘85 Bears, I ond half rendering their offense got goal boards in our locker room and didn’t see them, but I heard about them. useless. we see everything that we’ve done this “You’ve got to put us right there with The Panthers could never estab- year. But everything will be forgotten by David J. Phillip | AP them if you ask me, man.” lish a running game with next season if we don’t come home with He’s pretty sure they’ll be talking about Jonathan Stewart held to 29 that trophy.” Denver Broncos’ Malik Jackson (97) recovers a fumble by Carolina Pan- this group generations from now after this yards on 12 carries and one The Broncos thought they’d be celebrat- thers’ Cam Newton (1) for a touchdown during the first half of Super historic performance. touchdown run while battling ing like this two years ago when they Bowl 50 on Sunday in Santa Clara, Calif. “They should. Why shouldn’t they?” through a foot injury. rolled into the Super Bowl with guys like Talib reasoned. “Top-5 in every category. Newton managed one moment Miller, Harris and Derek Wolfe sidelined After a 35-point shellacking by Seattle, this time they brought the NFL’s No. 1 Then, in the biggest game we played the of hope, saying “We will be but an offense that had lit up scoreboards Elway spent $100 million to add defense with them. No. 1 scoring offense against the No. 1 back.” with an NFL-record 606 points. thumpers Ware, Talib and T.J. Ward, and That’s the closet thing there is to a lock defense. And them boys got 10 points.” HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016 — B3 SPORTS Tweet from Lynch indicates possible retirement

BY TIM BOOTH It was an honor sharing the field with point,” Schneider said on KJR. “If you AP Sports Writer you,” Sherman wrote on Twitter. put a gun to my head I would say he is “To one of the greatest teammates leaning toward retirement. But I think SEATTLE (AP) — Marshawn Lynch I’ve ever had the pleasure of suiting with Marshawn you never really was at the center of attention in the up with. Salute. #Beastmode,” Bald- know. He’s a fierce competitor. We fourth quarter of the Super Bowl on win posted on Instagram. just have to handle it the right way in Sunday night. Seahawks owner Paul Allen replied terms of showing him as much respect Except this time, Lynch may have to the team’s statement on Twitter and as we possibly can for everything he’s given the surest sign he’s on the verge thanked Lynch for “a great career as a done for this organization.” of retirement. Seahawk. So many memorable runs ESPN reported earlier Sunday with- Lynch, the mercurial Seattle Sea- and quakes!” out identifying its sources that Lynch hawks running back, sent a tweet dur- Lynch’s mother, Delisa Lynch, also had been telling close friends he was ing the fourth quarter of Sunday’s posted a message to Twitter saying, planning to retire. game with a pair of cleats hanging “When one door closes God opens an- Lynch will turn 30 in April and is from a power or telephone line, along other one even better thank you coming off an injury-plagued 2015 with an emoji depicting a peace sign. Jesus!!!!!” season where he was limited to just It certainly wasn’t a definitive state- Messages left for Lynch’s representa- seven games in the regular season and ment that Lynch is ready to call it a tives were not immediately returned. one of Seattle’s two playoff games. career, but fit with mounting evidence The tweet from Lynch also backed Lynch was bothered by hamstring and that the bruising running back is ready statements from Jan. 22 by Seattle calf issues early in the season and later to move on from football. general manager John Schneider in a missed the final seven regular-season The Seahawks official Twitter ac- pair of radio interviews that indicated games with an abdominal injury that count later added the hashtag Lynch was leaning toward retirement. required surgery. Lynch returned for #ThankYouBeastMode to Lynch’s Schneider said in separate interviews the NFC divisional playoff game at original message and a spokesman with two Seattle radio stations that he Carolina but was mostly a non-factor said the tweet stood as the team’s believes Lynch is leaning toward call- with the Seahawks falling behind 14-0 comment. ing it a career after an injury-filled in the opening moments of the loss. Lynch’s teammates in Seattle took 2015 season. Lynch was limited to just 111 carries Lynch’s message as a retirement state- Schneider first appeared on KIRO- and 417 yards in the regular season, ment. Russell Wilson, Doug Baldwin, AM, the team’s flagship station, say- the first season of his career where in- Bruce Irvin, Paul Richardson and ing the team was going to give Lynch juries have been a significant factor. Richard Sherman were among the time and leeway to decide what he Lynch would have cost the Seahawks many teammates to pay tribute to wants to do, but added he was “under $11.5 million against the salary cap Lynch on social media. the impression” Lynch was leaning to- for the 2016 season, a massive number Brandon Wade, File | AP “Honor playing with one of the best ward retirement. for a running back of his age, but Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch (24) sent a tweet dur- running backs of all time!” Wilson, Later on KJR-AM, Schneider hedged Schneider had indicated changes ing the fourth quarter of Sunday’s Super Bowl with a pair of cleats Seattle’s quarterback, said on Twitter. his comments slightly, but reiterated would be needed if Lynch wanted to hanging from a power or telephone line, along with an emoji depicting “Going to miss sharing the backfield that he thought Lynch was considering return. a peace sign. It certainly wasn’t a definitive statement that Lynch is with you 24.” stepping away. Now that doesn’t appear it will be an ready to call it a career, but it would fit with a mounting stack of evi- “Salute to my guy @MoneyLynch ... “I really, honestly don’t know at this issue. dence that the bruising running back is ready to move on from football. Scoreboard

I Trevathan, Denver vs. Carolina At Tempe, Ariz.-76,347 Minnesota 0007—7 Montreal 5, Edmonton 1 On Television Most Touchdowns, Fumble Recoveries, Game Dallas 10 377—27 Miami 14 370—24 Detroit 5, N.Y. Islanders 1 — 1, Malik Jackson, Denver vs. Carolina Pittsburgh 07010—17 Winning Coach-Don Shula Boston 2, Buffalo 1, OT Monday, Feb. 8 Most Two-Point Conversions, Game — 1, Winning coach-Barry Switzer Most Valuable Player-Larry Csonka I Golf Ottawa 6, Toronto 1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Bennie Fowler, Denver vs. Carolina Most Valuable Player-Larry Brown 1973 Pittsburgh 3, Florida 2, OT 6 p.m. Team 1995 At Los Angeles-90,182 PGA-Phoenix Open St. Louis 4, Minnesota 1 Most Times Sacked — 7, Carolina vs. Denver At Miami-74,107 Miami 7700—14 Nashville 6, San Jose 2 ESPN — Louisville at Duke Sunday ESPNU — Oklahoma St. at TCU Most Games Participated — 8, Denver vs. San Diego 7388—26 Washington 0007—7 Chicago 5, Dallas 1 Carolina San Francisco 14 14 14 7—49 Winning Coach-Don Shula At TPC Scottsdale, Stadium Course Winnipeg 4, Colorado 2 FS1 — St. John’s at Georgetown Scottsdale, Ariz. 6:30 p.m. Compiled By Elias Sports Bureau Winning coach-George Seifert Most Valuable Player-Jake Scott Calgary 4, Vancouver 1 Most Valuable Player-Steve Young 1972 Purse: $6.5 million Sunday’s Games CBSSN — Colgate at Army Yardage: 7,266; Par: 71 7 p.m. 1994 At New Orleans-81,023 Montreal 2, Carolina 1, SO Super Bowl Linescores At Atlanta-72,817 Dallas 3777—24 (x-won on fourth playoff hole) Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 ESPN — Texas at Oklahoma Final ESPNU — Notre Dame at Clemson Dallas 6014 10—30 Miami 0300—3 N.Y. Islanders 8, Edmonton 1 2016 Buffalo 3 10 0 0—13 Winning Coach-Tom Landry x-Hideki Matsuyama (500),65-70-68-67—270 Monday’s Games NBA BASKETBALL At Santa Clara, Calif. Rickie Fowler (300), 65-68-70-67—270 7 p.m. Winning coach-Jimmy Johnson Most Valuable Player-Roger Staubach New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Carolina 0703—10 Most Valuable Player-Emmitt Smith 1971 Harris English (190), 68-67-71-66—272 Anaheim at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. NBA — Orlando at Atlanta Denver 10 338—24 Danny Lee (135), 67-66-67-73—273 RUGBY 1993 At Miami-79,204 Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Winning coach-Gary Kubiak At Pasadena, Calif.-98,374 Baltimore 06010—16 Boo Weekley (110), 71-68-65-70—274 Florida at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Noon Most Valuable Player-Von Miller J.B. Holmes (86), 73-67-68-67—275 NBCSN — World Rugby Sevens Series Buffalo 7370—17 Dallas 3 10 0 0—13 Tuesday’s Games 2015 Dallas 14 14 3 21—52 Winning Coach-Don McCafferty John Huh (86), 69-70-67-69—275 Los Angeles at Boston, 7 p.m. SOCCER At Glendale, Ariz.-70,288 Shane Lowry (86), 65-70-72-68—275 1:55 p.m. Winning coach-Jimmy Johnson Most Valuable Player-Chuck Howley, Dallas Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. New England 0 14 0 14—28 Most Valuable Player-Troy Aikman 1970 Bryce Molder (86), 67-73-64-71—275 Edmonton at New Jersey, 7 p.m. NBCSN — West Ham United at Southampton Seattle 0 14 10 0—24 Will Wilcox (86), 68-73-69-65—275 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1992 At New Orleans-80,562 Anaheim at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Winning coach-Bill Belichick At Minneapolis-63,130 Minnesota 0070—7 Jon Curran (65), 69-69-70-68—276 N.Y. Islanders at Columbus, 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Most Valuable Player-Tom Brady Phil Mickelson (65), 69-71-65-71—276 BTN — Purdue at Wisconsin Washington 0 17 14 6—37 Kansas City 3 13 7 0—23 Tampa Bay at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. 2014 Buffalo 0010 14—24 Winning Coach-Hank Stram Ryan Moore (65), 68-71-69-68—276 Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8 p.m. ESPN2 — UConn at South Carolina At East Rutherford, N.J.-82,529 Zach Johnson (56), 73-66-69-69—277 SEC — Vanderbilt at Arkansas Winning Coach-Joe Gibbs Most Valuable Player-Len Dawson Washington at Nashville, 8 p.m. Seattle 8 14 14 7—43 Most Valuable Player-Mark Rypien 1969 Webb Simpson (56), 68-71-68-70—277 Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Denver 008 0—8 Bubba Watson (56), 69-69-73-66—277 ESPN2 — Maryland at Ohio St. 1991 At Miami-75,377 San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Winning coach-Pete Carroll At Tampa, Fla.-73,813 N.Y. Jets 0763—16 Adam Hadwin (51), 73-68-69-68—278 Vancouver at Colorado, 9 p.m. Most Valuable Player-Malcolm Smith Buffalo 3907—19 Baltimore 0007—7 Tyrone Van Aswegen (51), 68-70-72-68—278 Toronto at Calgary, 9 p.m. 2013 N.Y. Giants 3773—20 Winning Coach-Weeb Ewbank Chad Campbell (51), 68-68-72-70—278 I National Football League At New Orleans-71,024 Winning Coach-Bill Parcells Most Valuable Player-Joe Namath K.J. Choi (51), 72-70-69-67—278 Baltimore 7 14 7 6—34 Most Valuable Player-Ottis Anderson 1968 James Hahn (51), 67-65-74-72—278 I Transactions Super Bowl 50 San Francisco 3317 8—31 1990 At Miami-75,546 Patrick Rodgers (51), 71-69-69-69—278 Winning coach-John Harbaugh At New Orleans-72,919 Green Bay 3 13 10 7—33 Brendan Steele (51), 72-67-70-69—278 Carolina 0703—10 Most Valuable Player-Joe Flacco San Francisco 13 14 14 14—55 Oakland 0707—14 Keegan Bradley (43), 68-69-73-69—279 Sunday Denver 10 338—24 2012 Ben Crane (43), 68-70-72-69—279 Denver 3070—10 Winning Coach-Vince Lombardi BASEBALL First Quarter At Indianapolis-68,658 Ryan Palmer (43), 70-70-71-68—279 Winning Coach-George Seifert Most Valuable Player-Bart Starr American League Den-FG McManus 34, 10:43. N.Y. Giants 9066—21 Matt Every (43), 70-69-68-72—279 Most Valuable Player-Joe Montana 1967 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Designated RHP Den-Jackson fumble recovery in end zone New England 0 10 7 0—17 Billy Horschel (43), 73-68-70-68—279 1989 At Los Angeles-61,946 Chad Jenkins for assignment. (McManus kick), 6:27. Winning coach-Tom Coughlin Charles Howell III (43), 70-69-68-72—279 At Miami-75,129 Kansas City 0 10 0 0—10 HOCKEY Second Quarter Most Valuable Player-Eli Manning Colt Knost (43), 69-69-70-71—279 Cincinnati 0310 3—16 Green Bay 7714 7—35 National Hockey League Car-Stewart 1 run (Gano kick), 11:25. 2011 William McGirt (43), 69-67-73-70—279 San Francisco 30314—20 Winning coach-Vince Lombardi ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned F Steve Den-FG McManus 33, 6:58. At Arlington, Texas-103,219 Kevin Na (43), 68-71-68-72—279 Winning Coach-Bill Walsh Most Valuable Player-Bart Starr Downie to Springfield (AHL). Third Quarter Pittsburgh 0 10 7 8—25 Zac Blair (37), 74-67-72-67—280 Most Valuable Player-Jerry Rice CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Reassigned D Den-FG McManus 30, 8:18. Green Bay 14 7010—31 Anirban Lahiri (37), 66-74-71-69—280 1988 Viktor Svedberg to Rockford (AHL). Fourth Quarter Winning coach-Mike McCarthy Brandt Snedeker (37), 67-71-74-68—280 At San Diego-73,302 I American Hockey League Car-FG Gano 39, 10:21. Most Valuable Player-Aaron Rodgers Basketball Gary Woodland (37), 67-72-68-73—280 Washington 0 35 0 7—42 SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE — Recalled D Den-Anderson 2 run (Fowler pass from Man- 2010 Jason Bohn (33), 72-69-73-67—281 Denver 10 000—10 Cody Corbett from Fort Wayne (ECHL). ning), 3:08. At Miami-74,059 Chris Kirk (33), 72-67-70-72—281 Winning Coach-Joe Gibbs NBA ECHL A-71,088. New Orleans 0610 15—31 Scott Pinckney (33), 73-69-69-70—281 Most Valuable Player-Doug Williams All Times EST QUAD CITY MALLARDS — Released G Jake Car Den Indianapolis 10 070—17 Robert Streb (33), 70-70-69-72—281 1987 EASTERN CONFERENCE Reed as emergency backup. First downs 21 11 Winning coach-Sean Payton Brooks Koepka (29), $67-72-74-69—282 At Pasadena, Calif.-101,063 Atlantic Division READING ROYALS — Traded F Riley Arm- Total Net Yards 315 194 Most Valuable Player-Drew Brees Martin Laird (29), 69-72-69-72—282 Denver 10 0010—20 W L Pct GB strong to Tulsa for future considerations. Rushes-yards 27-118 28-90 2009 Jeff Overton (29), 71-66-72-73—282 N.Y. Giants 7217 13—39 Toronto 34 16 .680 — Passing 197 104 At Tampa, Fla.-70,774 Brett Stegmaier (29), 68-71-70-73—282 Winning Coach-Bill Parcells Boston 31 22 .585 4½ Punt Returns 3-2 1-61 Pittsburgh 3 14 3 7—27 Blayne Barber (24), 68-71-68-76—283 Most Valuable Player-Phil Simms New York 23 31 .426 13 Kickoff Returns 2-42 2-42 Arizona 07016—23 Emiliano Grillo (24), 73-69-69-72—283 I 1986 Brooklyn 13 39 .250 22 Today in Sports Interceptions Ret. 1-19 1-(-3) Winning coach-Mike Tomlin Michael Kim (24), 70-68-73-72—283 At New Orleans-73,818 Philadelphia 8 43 .157 26½ Comp-Att-Int 18-41-113-23-1 Most Valuable Player-Santonio Holmes Greg Owen (24), 67-75-71-70—283 Chicago 13 10 21 2—46 Southeast Division Monday, Feb. 8 Sacked-Yards Lost 7-68 5-37 2008 Scott Piercy (24), 72-65-73-73—283 New England 3007—10 WLPct GB Punts 7-45.0 8-45.9 At Glendale, Ariz.-71,101 Kyle Stanley (24), 69-70-70-74—283 1936 — Jay Berwanger, a University of Winning Coach-Mike Ditka Atlanta 30 23 .566 — Fumbles-Lost 4-3 3-1 N.Y. Giants 30014—17 Brendon de Jonge (18), 71-69-73-71—284 Chicago halfback and Heisman Trophy win- Most Valuable Player-Richard Dent Miami 29 23 .558 ½ Penalties-Yards 12-102 6-51 New England 0707—14 Retief Goosen (18), 71-70-75-68—284 ner, is the first player ever selected in the 1985 Charlotte 25 26 .490 4 Time of Possession 32:47 27:13 Winning coach-Tom Coughlin Charley Hoffman (18), 72-70-72-70—284 NFL draft. He is chosen by the Philadelphia At Palo Alto, Calif.-84,059 Washington 22 27 .449 6 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Most Valuable Player-Eli Manning Geoff Ogilvy (18), 71-70-70-73—284 Eagles, who trade his rights to the Chicago Miami 10 600—16 Orlando 22 28 .440 6½ RUSHING-Carolina, Newton 6-45, Stewart 2007 Bo Van Pelt (18), 68-68-74-74—284 Bears. San Francisco 7 21 10 0—38 Central Division 12-29, Whittaker 4-26, Tolbert 5-18. Denver, At Miami-74,512 Whee Kim (15), 71-69-72-73—285 1950 — Man o’ War is selected the greatest Winning Coach-Bill Walsh WLPct GB Anderson 23-90, Hillman 5-0. Indianapolis 6 10 6 7—29 Brendon Todd (15), 74-68-76-67—285 horse of the half century by The Associated Most Valuable Player-Joe Montana Cleveland 36 14 .720 — PASSING-Carolina, Newton 18-41-1-265. Chicago 14 030—17 Daniel Berger (13), 68-72-71-75—286 Press. Man o’ War, as a 2- and 3-year-old, 1984 Chicago 27 23 .540 9 Denver, Manning 13-23-1-141. Winning coach-Tony Dungy Brian Harman (13), 68-74-75-69—286 is a winner in 20 of 21 races and holds five At Tampa, Fla.-72,920 Indiana 27 24 .529 9½ RECEIVING-Carolina, Brown 4-80, Ginn Jr. Most Valuable Player-Peyton Manning Chesson Hadley (10), 69-73-72-73—287 track records. Washington 0360—9 Detroit 27 25 .519 10 4-74, Olsen 4-41, Funchess 2-40, Cotch- 2006 Mark Hubbard (10), 70-71-70-76—287 1962 — Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia L.A. Raiders 7 14 14 3—38 Milwaukee 20 32 .385 17 ery 2-17, Whittaker 1-14, Stewart 1- At Detroit-68,206 Matt Jones (10), 69-72-74-72—287 Warriors scores 59 points in a 136-120 vic- Winning Coach-Tom Flores WESTERN CONFERENCE (minus 1). Denver, Sanders 6-83, Seattle 3070—10 Patton Kizzire (10), 69-72-77-69—287 tory over the New York Knicks and beats his Most Valuable Player-Marcus Allen Southwest Division Anderson 4-10, Caldwell 1-22, Daniels 1- Pittsburgh 0777—21 Brian Gay (7), 70-69-74-75—288 single-season scoring record of 3,033 by six 1983 WLPct GB 18, Thomas 1-8. Winning coach-Bill Cowher Nick Taylor (6), 73-69-74-73—289 points. At Pasadena, Calif.-103,667 San Antonio 43 8 .843 — MISSED FIELD GOALS-Carolina, Gano 44 Most Valuable Player-Hines Ward Mark Wilson (6), 71-71-75-72—289 1964 — Billy Kidd and James Heuga win the Miami 7 10 0 0—17 Memphis 30 21 .588 13 (WR). 2005 Si Woo Kim (4), 70-71-71-78—290 first men’s Olympic Alpine skiing medals for Washington 0 10 3 14—27 Dallas 29 25 .537 15½ At Jacksonville, Fla.-78,125 Daniel Summerhays (4), 68-73-76-73—290 the United States with a silver and bronze WinningCoach-Joe Gibbs Houston 27 26 .509 17 New England 07710—24 Seung-Yul Noh (2), 70-70-81-78—299 in the slalom. Playoff Schedule Most Valuable Player-John Riggins New Orleans 18 32 .360 24½ Philadelphia 0777—21 1975 — The New Orleans Jazz get their first 1982 Northwest Division All Times EST Winning coach-Bill Belichick road win in franchise history, ending a 28 At Pontiac, Mich.-81,270 WLPct GB I Wild-card Playoffs Most Valuable Player-Deion Branch Hockey game road losing streak. The Jazz beat the San Francisco 7 13 6 0—26 Oklahoma City 38 14 .731 — Saturday, Jan. 9 2004 Hawks in Atlanta 106-102 to improve their Kansas City 30, Houston 0 Cincinnati 00714—21 Utah 25 25 .500 12 At Houston-71,525 Winning Coach-Bill Walsh NHL record to 7-44. Pittsburgh 18, Cincinnati 16 Portland 25 27 .481 13 1987 — Nancy Lopez assures herself a spot Carolina 0 10 0 19—29 Most Valuable Player-Joe Montana All Times EST Sunday, Jan. 10 Denver 21 31 .404 17 in the LPGA Hall of Fame by winning the New England 0 14 0 18—32 1981 EASTERN CONFERENCE Seattle 10, Minnesota 9 Minnesota 16 36 .308 22 $200,000 Sarasota Classic. The victory is Winning coach-Bill Belichick At New Orleans-76,135 Atlantic Division Green Bay 35, Washington 18 Pacific Division Lopez’s 35th, which automatically qualifies Most Valuable Player-Tom Brady Oakland 14 0 10 3—27 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Divisional Playoffs WLPct GB her. 2003 Philadelphia 0307—10 Florida 52 31 15 6 68 148 116 Saturday, Jan. 16 Golden State 46 4 .920 — 1987 — Seattle’s Tom Chambers, a last- At San Diego-67,603 Winning Coach-Tom Flores Tampa Bay 51 29 18 4 62 139 121 New England 27, Kansas City 20 L.A. Clippers 34 17 .667 12½ minute replacement for the injured Ralph Oakland 30612—21 Most Valuable Player-Jim Plunkett Boston 52 28 18 6 62 155 138 Arizona 26, Green Bay 20, OT Sacramento 21 30 .412 25½ Sampson, scores a game-high 34 points to Tampa Bay 3 17 14 14—48 1980 Detroit 52 26 18 8 60 131 134 Sunday, Jan. 17 Phoenix 14 38 .269 33 lead the West to a 154-149 overtime win Winning coach-Jon Gruden At Pasadena, Calif.-103,985 Montreal 54 26 24 4 56 147 144 Carolina 31, Seattle 24 L.A. Lakers 11 42 .208 36½ over the East in the NBA All-Star Game be- Most Valuable Player-Dexter Jackson L.A. Rams 7660—19 Ottawa 53 24 23 6 54 152 169 Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 —- fore 34,275 at the Kingdome. 2002 Pittsburgh 37714—31 Buffalo 53 21 26 6 48 121 143 Conference Championships Saturday’s Games 1996 — Charles Barkley becomes the 22nd At New Orleans-72,922 Winning Coach-Chuck Noll Toronto 51 19 23 9 47 122 145 Sunday, Jan. 24 Portland 96, Houston 79 NBA player to reach 20,000 points, scoring St. Louis 30014—17 Most Valuable Player-Terry Bradshaw Metropolitan Division AFC Indiana 112, Detroit 104 30 in the Phoenix Suns’ 107-102 victory New England 0 14 3 3—20 1979 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Denver 20, New England 18 Charlotte 108, Washington 104 over New Jersey. Winning coach-Bill Belichick At Miami-79,484 Washington 51 38 9480 169 115 NFC Cleveland 99, New Orleans 84 1997 — Scotty Bowman becomes the first Most Valuable Player-Tom Brady Pittsburgh 7 14 0 14—35 N.Y. Rangers52 29 18 5 63 151 136 Carolina 49, Arizona 15 Philadelphia 103, Brooklyn 98 NHL coach to win 1,000 games as Detroit 2001 Dallas 77314—31 N.Y. Islanders51 27 18 6 60 146 130 Pro Bowl Minnesota 112, Chicago 105 beats Pittsburgh 6-5 on Brendan Shana- At Tampa, Fla.-71,921 Winning Coach-Chuck Noll Pittsburgh 51 26 18 7 59 133 133 Sunday, Jan. 31 Dallas 114, Memphis 110, OT han’s overtime goal. Bowman, the coach of Baltimore 7314 10—34 Most Valuable Player-Terry Bradshaw New Jersey 53 26 20 7 59 121 126 At Honolulu San Antonio 106, L.A. Lakers 102 six Stanley Cup champion teams, is 1,000- N.Y. Giants 0070—7 1978 Carolina 54 24 21 9 57 130 144 Team Irvin 49, Team Rice 27 Golden State 116, Oklahoma City 108 452-255 in regular-season games. Winning coach-Brian Billick At New Orleans-75,583 Philadelphia 51 23 19 9 55 123 138 Super Bowl Utah 98, Phoenix 89 2003 — Mario Lemieux becomes the 10th Most Valuable Player-Ray Lewis Dallas 10 377—27 Columbus 54 21 28 5 47 138 170 Sunday, Feb. 7 player in NHL history to reach 1,000 career 2000 Denver 0010 0—10 WESTERN CONFERENCE At Santa Clara, Calif. Sunday’s Games assists. He has four in Pittsburgh’ 5-2 vic- At Atlanta-72,625 Winning Coach-Tom Landry Central Division Denver 24, Carolina 10 Boston 128, Sacramento 119 tory in Boston. St. Louis 3677—23 Co-Most Valuable Players-Harvey Martin, GP WLOT Pts GF GA Orlando 96, Atlanta 94 2009 — Arizona’s Larry Fitzgerald catches Tennessee 00610—16 Randy White Chicago 56 36 16 4 76 159 128 Denver 101, New York 96 five passes for 81 yards and two touch- Winning coach-Dick Vermeil 1977 Dallas 53 33 15 5 71 172 144 2016 Super Bowl Records L.A. Clippers 100, Miami 93 downs and 44-year-old John Carney kicks Most Valuable Player-Kurt Warner At Pasadena, Calif.-103,438 St. Louis 55 30 17 8 68 135 132 two fourth-quarter field goals as the NFC RECORDS SET 1999 Oakland 0 16 3 13—32 Nashville 53 25 20 8 58 138 140 Monday’s Games rallies to a 30-21 victory over the AFC in the Individual At Miami-74,803 Minnesota 0077—14 Colorado 55 27 24 4 58 149 152 Sacramento at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Pro Bowl. Oldest Quarterback To Start — 39, Peyton Denver 7 10 0 17—34 Winning Coach-John Madden Minnesota 52 23 20 9 55 127 128 L.A. Lakers at Indiana, 7 p.m. 2014 — At the Sochi Games, Norway’s Ole Manning, Denver vs. Carolina Atlanta 33013—19 Most Valuable Player-Fred Biletnikoff Winnipeg 52 23 26 3 49 136 152 L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Einar Bjoerndalen becomes the oldest Win- Oldest Quarterback To Win — 39, Peyton Winning coach-Mike Shanahan 1976 Pacific Division Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. ter Olympic gold medalist at 40 and ties Bjo- Manning, Denver vs. Carolina Most Valuable Player-John Elway At Miami-80,187 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Denver at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. ern Daehlie’s record for most medals (12) Longest Punt Return — 61, Jordan Norwood, 1998 Dallas 7307—17 Los Angeles 51 31 17 3 65 137 119 Toronto at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. won at the Winter Games. Bjoerndalen wins Denver vs. Carolina At San Diego-68,912 Pittsburgh 70014—21 San Jose 51 27 20 4 58 149 139 New Orleans at Minnesota, 8 p.m. the men’s 10-kilometer biathlon sprint, Team Green Bay 7737—24 Winning Coach-Chuck Noll Anaheim 50 25 18 7 57 113 117 Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. breaking the record held by Canadian Most Times Sacked, Game, Both Teams — Denver 7 10 7 7—31 Most Valuable Player-Lynn Swann Arizona 52 24 22 6 54 139 162 Orlando at Atlanta, 8 p.m. skeleton racer Duff Gibson, who was 39 12, Carolina vs. Denver Winning coach-Mike Shanahan 1975 Vancouver 52 20 20 12 52 124 145 Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. when he won gold at the 2006 Turin Fewest Total Yards, Game, Winning Team — Most Valuable Player-Terrell Davis At New Orleans-80,997 Calgary 51 23 25 3 49 135 150 1997 Olympics. 194, Denver Pittsburgh 0277—16 Tuesday’s Games Edmonton 54 21 28 5 47 136 165 At New Orleans-72,301 2014 — Memphis sets an NBA record with RECORDS TIED Minnesota 0006—6 Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for New England 14 070—21 only one free throw attempt while winning Individual Winning Coach-Chuck Noll San Antonio at Miami, 8 p.m. overtime loss. Green Bay 10 17 8 0—35 on the road with a 79-76 victory over At- Most Sacks, Game (Since 1982) — 3, Kony Most Valuable Player-Franco Harris Washington at New York, 8 p.m. Saturday’s Games Winning coach-Mike Holmgren lanta. Memphis’ single free throw attempt is Ealy, Carolina vs. Denver 1974 Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Washington 3, New Jersey 2, SO Most Valuable Player-Desmond Howard the record low since the shot-clock era was Most Fumble Recoveries, Game — 2, Danny At Houston-71,882 Houston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 3, Philadelphia 2, SO 1996 introduced in 1954-55. B4 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016

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AUCTION ALL TYPES of Backhoe Work, City of Cookeville Cookeville Regional Medical SUBCONTRACTOR: ABOVE SATURDAY, FEB 27, 2016 All types of Water lines, Footers; Leisure Services and Public Center seeking Ground Pool Installer 12:30 PM all types of Basement Water YARD MAN Facilities-Concession Workers Durango Auto Sales Proofing; Top soil, Field Dirt de- FREE Est., experienced The City of Cookeville, Depart- • Housekeepers and Floor Pool & Spa Depot of Ckvl, TN is 814 So Willow Ave livered. (931)252-1486, 510-0696 Low rates, great work. ment of Leisure Services and Techs looking for Exp'd subcontractors Cookeville, TN. Mowing. Public Facilities is accepting ap- Successful candidates will per- for above ground pool installa- (931)5288431 FLATT CONSTRUCTION For 931-432-2494 or 931-261-4629 plications for the position of Con- form daily cleaning procedures tions for the 2016 season. Sub- all your building needs. Any WOULD LIKE to do yard work cession Worker. Must have val- in accordance with CRMC train- contractor must provide their 1986 Chevy home repair, plumbing, garages, id driver’s license, be able to ing. High school graduate pre- own worker's compensation, li- decks, porches, siding, roofing, Call Vin# 1GCDC14N1GF407403 (931)650-1005 manage concession operations ferred, but may be waived if able ability insurance & equipment. 1969 VW additions.(931)265-5687 including prompt and courteous to read, write, follow oral and Position is F/T & weekends are Vin 119052676 AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE service to customers, perform written communications and do req'd. Excellent pay & career op- 120 Painting/Wallpaper Make Appt. (931)260-1659 light lifting, follow simple work or- simple math calculations. Experi- portunity. Please apply in per- To recover wrecker and storage Lic'd/Ins'd - FREE ESTIMATES ders, perform cleaning duties ence preferred. son at 1470 Interstate Dr, Ckvl, bill. Previous owner or leinhold- PAINTING/ STAINING / P. and related work as required. TN 38501 or send resume to DODSON LAWN CARE! Some experience in concession • Full-Time 3rd shift Environ- er can recover vehicle before WASH, window screens, • Commercial - Residential [email protected] auction by paying all the Plumb., Elec., Storm Doors. 38 operation or working with money mental Services Supervisor • Mowing preferred. 15-25/hpw Pay This position is responsible for charges. Bob's Body Shop re- yrs exp. Exc. Ref's. Call David, • Landscaping serves the right to reject any/or 931-445-3796 or 265-0639. $7.25/hr. Ability to work a flex- reporting to the Environmental • Sod ible schedule that includes Services Manager and or Direct- all bids. • Seed & Aerate 2/8 BUDGET PAINTING CO. weekends. Anticipated start or for work and scheduling. Per- Int/Ext Painting & Log/Deck • Mulch date: March 7, 2016. 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Duties may include stock receiv- Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area "JACKSON'S MOVING SERVICE" ing and delivery, food prepara- year’s previous supervisory ex- Need to move? We have the 20' tion, patient tray line and cafe perience in Environmental Ser- 528-5297 Cookeville Regional Medical box truck & men to do the job. No vices Management or 5 years www.lefkovitz.com Center has the right to reject service, patient tray deliver, dish stress for you & your furniture. Ref's room duties, and cleaning as- previous supervisory experience We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. any or all proposals. Avail. Call for free Est. 931-268-9102 in related fields, i.e. Hospitality, © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz 2/8, 9 signments such as sweeping/mopping, trash and Building Management, and/or DISABLED? Having trouble Food Service Industry. 005 getting your social security or cardboard removal. High school Public Notices ALL STAR PEST CONTROL VA disability? diploma or equivalent preferred. Previous experience preferred. For more information and to OF TENNESSEE We can help! Call Disability apply go to Complete Termite Service Consulting @ 877-453-9151 Some secrets need • Cashiers www.crmchealth.org Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. E.O.E. to be shared. All work guaranteed Assumes daily responsibility for Free Estimates. performing routine tasks that in- Cookeville Regional Medical SEXUAL MARTY KELLY clude duties for production, pa- Center seeking 931-526-8550 tient line, catering/special ASSAULT Charter # 4252 events, coffee cart and/or retail. Full-Time & PRN Registration it's not Duties may include stock receiv- Representatives your fault! ing and delivery, food prepara- 125 Home Renovation tion, patient tray line and cafe This position is responsible for For confidential help service, patient tray delivery, serving as first impression of the or information, call BOULDIN HOME REPAIR & cashier assignments, dish room hospital while initiating the regis- REMODELING. Plumbing, electri- duties, and cleaning assign- tration processes in a profes- cal, painting, dry wall, bathroom & GANTT'S AUTO TRIM ments such as sweeping/mop- sional and consistent manner by kitchen remodels. Carpentry work. & UPHOLSTERY ping, trash and cardboard re- assuring prompt and proper 30 yrs exp. Free Est. 239-6061 Complete Auto and Boat Interiors. Owner Wayne Gantt moval. treatment for all patients. Will 931-372-7606 High school diploma or equival- perform certain functions on the ent required. Previous experi- front end of the registration pro- (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707-5197 ence preferred. cess, which decreases the wait 210 Child/Elder Care time for patients and hospital de- • Clinical Dietician REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & partments. 025 Special Notices I WOULD LIKE TO SIT This position is responsible for DOORS. Call today for free in- nutrition assessment, care plan- home Est. Serving Mid. TN for with the elderly EDUCATION: High School Dip- FOR YOUR Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 ning, monitoring, education and loma or GED. 12 years. 931-Windows counseling of hospitalized pa- CONVENIENCE !!! WILL SIT with the elderly, day tients and outpatients in a vari- EXPERIENCE: Previous experi- THE BLESSED CARPENTER or night. Call 931-403-5024 ety of settings. Conduct in-ser- ence preferred in a medical set- The Herald Citizen has installed Honest. Dependable. Helping the leave msg. vice training. Plans, implements, ting involving clerical and basic an after hours drop box for world get better one job at a time. and evaluates means to im- medical terminology. Minimum of ! Circulation Dept. payments Let Me Help You! Rodney Hogue I WOULD like to house clean prove customer satisfaction on a one year of clerical office setting ! Classified Dept. payments Owner/Operator 931-881-5851 or sit with elderly people part- continuous basis. Places orders required. ! Letters to the Editor time. 931-252-3893, 372-2540. for equipment and supplies, and ! Community News Bulletin 127 Sheetrock,Drywall arrange for the routine mainten- Apply online at ! I Like to Know Questions 215 Employment Opp. ance and upkeep of the equip- www.crmchealth.org ! News & Sports Info & Photos LUNA'S DRYWALL ment and facility. E.O.E. Sheetrock Work: Hang, finish, ANSEI AMERICAN has immedi- YOUR LOCAL NEWS SOURCE ate openings for the following Cosmetology/Nail Instructor touch up. No job too big/small. EDUCATION: Bachelor of Sci- Needed Immediately. We are postions. ence Degree in Nutrition or Di- Herald-Citizen Insured. 931-212-6899 looking for a strong coach. Able •Assembly 1st & 2nd shift etetics, as well as the comple- to connect with students. Open 1300 Neal Street •Production Assistant tion of an Academy of Nutrition Cookeville, TN 38501 130 Tree Service/Related to new ideas. Quick learner. Mo- •Quality Supervisor and Dietetics approved intern- tivator. Ability to multi-task. •Accounting Supervisor ship or clinical experience. Suc- Strong cosmetology skill set. 050 Lost and Found OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE Accepting applications & re- cessfully passed RD exam. Li- 4 generations of tree care. Strong team player. Must be sumes M-F 8A-3P at 1659 N. censed in the State of Tenness- able to work a regular & reliable BOXER MISSING: Fawn color, Specialize in dangerous tree Grundy Quarles Hwy, G'sboro ee by the Board of Dietitian/Nu- removal. Grind stumps. Lic/Ins. schedule. Must have a valid TN family pet. Microchipped. Please tritionist Examiners. Certified cosmetology/Instructor's license. T. Bowman 537-2466;260-5655 Are you an up-coming or re- Diabetes Educator (C.D.E.) re- call with any info (931)319-7636. cent graduate with an AA or Call 526-8735 or come by 880 E. M & M TREE SERVICE quired for the Diabetes Educa- 10th St, Ckvl, or email BA in Electrical or Mechanical tion Program. 103 Auto Svc. & Repair We trim, top & remove trees. Engineering, looking for inter- [email protected] Also stump removal. esting work in the automation EXPERIENCE: Prefer minimum Covington Credit in Living- J & A AUTO SERVICE Great Free Est. Lic/Ins field? Join our team working with Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 of 3-5 years previous related ex- ston is seeking a F/T Assistant service at discount prices! TOW- PLC’s, vision systems, robotic perience, training or equivalent Manager. 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Lic'd/Ins'd. 1149, H-C, PO Box 2729, Ckvl, All wk guaranteed provided by the Lead Chef. En- needed for CNC Construction. Same day service/Saturdays TN 38502-2729 sures that customers are served Please call (931)319-5613 (931)520-0114, properly and in a timely manner. WOULD LIKE to clean homes. cell 239-6184 AT&T Wireless of Ckvl, TN is FARMWORKER, CATTLE Dependable, ref's & exp'd. accepting applications for a Re- Ensures quality is maintained CARE 1 temp position: Call 931-260-8070 EVERGREEN TREE service We tail Sales Assoc. Qualified ap- and safety and sanitation 2/2/2016-11/30/2016 Riney top, trim, prune & remove trees. plicants should submit resume guidelines are observed. Farms, Springfield, KY. Duties: 108 Jeff Burchett & Shawn Rober- and cover letter to store location o High school diploma or equi- breeding , calving processes; in- Concrete,Masonry son. Satisfaction guaranteed at 416 West Jackson St, valent required. Requires minim- spect 120 heifers daily with Fully Ins'd (931)319-1199, 261-8870 Cookeville or via email um of 1-year previous related transponder; artificially insemin- experience, training or equival- BELLIS! CONCRETE ARBOR MEDICS Tree Service [email protected] ate cattle; trim hoofs; monitor ATTN: Keith West ent combination of education cows during last 3 mos. in gesta- Complete Concrete Work Owner: Scott Winningham. and experience. Slabs, driveways, bsmts, sidewalks ISA Certified Arborist, tion; administer minerals, vitam- Stamped & colored concrete, ins, vaccinations per veterinary #SO-5152-AT Apply online at acid staining, exposed aggregate. 537-6829 / 261-1967 Weekly Job directions; calve-out and care for Serving Cookeville Area Since 1997 www.crmchealth.org calves and nursing cows; en- Licensed, insured. Drug free work- THE TREE GUYS E.O.E. sure adequate hygiene and liv- place. 858-6240 / 528-6240 Fairs and TREE SERVICE LOOKING FOR A STABLE ing conditions for cows. Shop COOKEVILLE CONCRETE FREE ESTIMATES JOB WITH A GROWING work, facilities, @ equip maint. 3 Driveways, slabs, all types of Call (931)267-6191 or 319-7572 Hiring Events! COMPANY?? mos exp trim'g hoofs, perform- stamped concrete, all types of ing insemination req'd. $10.28- metal bldgs. 20% disc to all Sr 135 Yard Work/Related Call or stop by today to Tri State Distribution, Inc., is now $20.83/hr based on worker's Citizens. Winter time special. hiring for entry level positions on exp. ¾ wage guar. Tools, sup- 40 yrs exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 RHETT BUTLER's find out who is hiring! all shifts. If you want to work in a plies, equip provided at no cost; LAWN CARE clean & safe working environ- Free housing for non-commut- 110 Construction Work Mowing, Landscaping, Mulching, ment, for a stable company who ing workers; transp/subsistence Yard Maintenance 565-C S. Jefferson Ave. offers competitive wages + be- pd. upon completion of 50% con- BOB'S Construction: Specializ- Call local cell 544-3303 nefits, such as paid vacations & tract period. Apply to KY Dept of holidays, & group health, dental, Education and Workforce, Of- ing in concrete, brick/block, addi- LAWN MOWING: Gutter clean- (931) 520-8789 tions, remodels, hardwood/tile, vision, disability, & life insurance, fice of Employment and ing, light hauling. odd jobs, re- this is the place for you. High Training/FLC. 275 East Main roofing, building packages, and move old barns & buildings, gar- all your construction needs. School Diploma or GED equival- Street, 2WB. Frankfort, KY age cleaning. Free Est, Reason- ent + background check/pre-hire 40621, tel. no. 502-564-7456, Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Afford- able rates. 432-0863 / 510-4040 SPARTA, TN manufacturing able Prices 931-319-6107. drug screen Req’d. Apply in per- Job Order #404681518. MOWING, LANDSCAPING, plant is seeking a reliable, or- son during normal business ganized, positive individual to Local 70 yr old Co. looking for B&B ROOFING Pressure Washing, hauling, hours or send resume to 600 various driving positions. Re- Roof Repairs & Replacements. cleaning, odd jobs. Free Est. join our team. Applicants must Vista Drive, Sparta, TN, 38583 be a self starter, able to lift up to quires Class B CDL, tow motor Home Repairs & Remodeling, Call 265-5775 or by fax at 931-738-2019. Tri exp. a plus. Apply: Builders Comm/Res. Lic'd/Ins'd. Free Est. 50lbs, and have working com- State Distribution is an EOE. Supply, 50 Scott Ave, Ckvl Call (931)526-6557 BUSHHOGGING GARDEN puter knowledge. Previous ex- TILLING, FRONT END LOAD- perience in inventory control a NOW HIRING Exp'd Pipe Fitters NOW HIRING for PT & FT Desk METAL ROOFS & BUILDINGS ER, DIRT & GRAVEL WORK plus. Part-time position possible & Labors. Must pass back- Clerk. Apply in person @ Amer- and CONCRETE JOBS LAWNMOWING,Reasonable full time. Please send resumes ground check. Apply in person icas Best Value Inn, 897 So Call (931)284-8249 Rates. Exp'd(931)261-7871 to [email protected]. 723 W Jackson St. Jefferson Ave. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 8, 2016 — B5 215 Employment Opp. 241 Health Care Emp. 505 Misc. Wanted 705 Wanted To Rent 720 Apts/Duplex For Rent 725 Houses For Rent

Putnam County Parks and Re- WANTED OLD APPLIANCES & Equal Housing Opportunity 3BR 2BA, full bsmnt, in Colonial PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate adver- creation seeks qualified applic- LPNs, RNs, CNAs JUNK - WILL PICK UP tised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Est behind the mansion. ants for the position of Field CALL 931-510-4138 Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- $950/mo.Lease req‚d. leave Dietary Aide & Cook man Rights Act which makes it illegal to adver- Maintenance Worker. All applic- tise "any preference, limitation or discrimination msg. 644-3582 ations should be submitted to Now hiring RN for all shifts, LPN based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status 240 Carlen Dr. or faxed to 931- 510 or national origin, handicap/disability or an inten- 3BR, 1BA in town. Remodeled, for 2nd and 3rd shift, CNA for 2nd Misc. For Sale tion to make any such preference, limitation or new everything. CHA, W/D HU, 525-1518 no later than February discrimination." This newspaper will not know- shift and 3rd shift, Cook and an ingly accept any advertising for real estate which No pets/smoking $800/mo 979-2077 15th at 4 PM. aide all shifts. All positions full time. 258 pds of standard weight is in violation of the law. Our readers are in- Responsibilities: plates. 1 tricep bar, 1 curl bar, 1 formed that all dwellings advertised in this news- 4/2 H-Wood/fml din. in Algood Clean and maintain athletic We offer top pay and benefits paper are available on an equal opportunity ba- $875/mo + Dep. No Smoking, including 401k Retirement, weight bar, & 4 dumbell handles. sis. Equal Housing Opportunity, M/F. fields and park facilities Collars incl'd. Good cond $125. Herald-Citizen & No Pets. 931-979-6355 OA Operate equipment such as zero Employee Stock Ownership, Health, Dental, Life, Vacation Call 931-761-5809 Regional Buyers FOR RENT BRICK RANCH 3/1.5. No turn mower, tractor, edger, trim- smoking/pets. Dep, ref's req'd. mer, chainsaw, etc. Package, Scholarship program 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, Houses. Guide Many locations $800/mo. Call (931)260-3800. Line and drag softball, baseball, for nurse advancement. 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN 4200 watt, new gas portable FALCON REALTY, and t-ball infields (931) 525-6655 - Phone generators, $250 obo. 5x8 met- 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 Maintain infields (931) 525-3581 - Fax 528-2158 730 Mobile Homes/Rent al trailer $250 obo. Call falconrealtycookeville.com Communicate with public 444 One-Eleven Place (931)858-1159 715 Rooms for Rent Assist in maintenance of com- Cookeville, TN 38506 CYPRESS CREEK APTS 2BR 1BA in town, water/appls munity centers Leasing 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Apts furn'd. NO PETS. $300/mo + ROOM for RENT in my home. dep. Ref's req'd. (931)260-2032 Qualifications: BETHESDA ANTIQUE MAHOGANY Marble Security Deposit only $250! High school or equivalent educa- Everything incl'd. $500/mo. For 600 W. 8th Street • Cookeville Health Care Center Tops 2 End Tables, Coffee Ta- details call 931-349-4561 2BR/1BA Newly Remod'd, tion 931-372-1605 - EHO* Country Set., 1yr lease req'd. No We are an equal opportunity employer ble, Sofa Table in excellent Con- Valid driver's license dition. $300 ea. 931-255-1638 pets $350/mo + dep. 858-1998 Preferred: STAR MOTOR INN Downtown 1BR Loft just off Field turf management degree or 283 Weekly, starting at $180 square: Partially furn'd, all 740 relevant degree Trucking Emp. free internet, frig, guest laundry, appl's, washer & dryer. $850/mo. Comm & Indus/Rent Field turf management experi- FOR SALE: Side by side Whirl- movie rentals. Pet Friendly - Call (931)252-7335. CDL DRIVER: Class A OTR pool Fridge & Freezer 22 cu. ft. , 10TH ST: Medical Office/Retail. ence Construction Crews welcome. DUPLEX: 3 extra lg BR's, 2BA, Valid CDL license w/good record needed. Flexible 11 yrs old, ice/water in door. 526-9511 Park Village Shopping Ctr. 1600 time out & routes. For more info, $400 252-2973 or 526-1895 gas FP, single car gar w/2 car SF. $1200/mo. (931)265-3545 call business hrs: 615-390-2787 carport. Front/back porches, lrg Other information: 720 Apts/Duplex For Rent yard. No pets. In city. 3,000 SF Mfg Space Position may require some $1,000/mo, 1715 Denton Ave, 2 offices, 2 docks - $575/mo. nights and weekend work occa- DRIVERS WANTED. 18 mos FREE 528-8173 flatbed experience. CDL license. 1, 2, & 3 BR APARTMENTS Apt A. Shown by appt only. sionally as needed WOOD SKIDS (931)528-1689 aft 5pm or lve msg Home weekends. 931-686-2977 Available at the rear of the SFEG CORP in Smithville, TN Herald-Citizen Apartments with W/D Hook-Up Gray Hunter Arms: 2BR, 1BA. has a job opening for a Screw 290 Schools/Instruction 1300 Neal Street, Amenities include 2 swimming Peaceful, cable/water pd. pools, fitness center & laundry $595/mo. 528-1441. Machine Set-Up Operator. Hours Cookeville, TN. 38501 facility all on site are Monday thru Thursday 5:00 NO HIGH SCHOOL DI- www.grayhunterarmsapartments.com am to 3:30 pm. PLOMA NEEDED. How often SAXONY APARTMENT TOTALLY FURNISHED 2BR, HAVING A HARD TIME SEE- do you see that? Putnam HOMES 1.5BA Condo. Located close Northgate Business Park: Job Responsibilities/Duties County Adult High School can ING the print in your favorite 931-526-7711 to TTU/Hosp. $850/mo.in- Sets up and operates screw ma- Newspaper, Magazine or Bible 4800 SF Ground level & show you a way to complete cludes maintenance fee and 3000 SF Suite avail. 261-7903 chine to perform turning, boring, the credits you missed when or ever had trouble reading the 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR APTS / water bill for more info. please threading and related opera- you were in school before. telephone directory or a map? HOUSES NEW $280 - $800 call (931)267-4607 OFFICE / RETAIL SPACES tions on metal bar stock. Must Locations on S. 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On the second playoff hole, Matsuyama SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Rickie Fowler broke down in matched Fowler’s 15-foot birdie putt to extend it. tears in the media center after his playoff loss Sunday in the “Maybe from the outside it looked calm, but then I was nerv- Waste Management Phoenix Open, overcome by emotion talk- ous inside,” Matsuyama said. ing about his family. The crowd of 65,330 pushed the week total to a record “The hard part is having all my friends and family and grandpa 618,365, shattering the mark of 564,368 set last year. The event and my dad who haven’t seen me win,” Fowler said. “But I will broke its own golf record Saturday at 201,003 after drawing a be able to kind of hang with them tonight. I’ll be all right.” Friday-record 160,415. He hit two balls into the water on the par-4 17th hole — the “It was a blast playing in front of all these people,” Mat- first in regulation and the second on the fourth and final extra suyama said. “I’d say probably 99 percent were cheering hard hole — to give Hideki Matsuyama an unexpected victory. for Rickie, but that gave me the motivation to go out and do it “This one hurts,” Fowler said. and win.” He blew a two-shot lead on the 317-yard 17th in regulation Matsuyama won the 2014 Memorial for his only other PGA when he blasted a driver through the green and into the water, Tour title, beating Kevin Na on the first extra hole. The 23-year- with the ball traveling nearly 360 yards. old Japanese player tied for second last year in Scottsdale, a “I’m hitting a chip-cut driver,” Fowler said. “Usually, don’t stroke behind Brooks Koepka. expect it to hit on the downslope and then go 360.” Fowler missed a chance for his fifth worldwide win in nine Using a 3-wood on the hole in the playoff, he pulled his drive months. He started the run in May at The Players Champi- into the lake just short of the green. onship, and won the Scottish Open the week before the British “Hit it solid,” Fowler said. “Just hit it a little high on the face Open, the Deutsche Bank Championship in September and the and it just got up and left a little quicker than I was expecting European Tour event two weeks ago in Abu Dhabi. and wanted.” “With how good I’m playing, I know I can win,” Fowler said. Matsuyama birdied the hole in regulation to tie for the lead, “That’s the hard part.” chipping to 2 1/2 feet. In the playoff, he chipped to 6 feet and Fowler chipped in from 50 feet for birdie on the par-4 10th to two-putted for the win after Fowler missed his 10-foot par putt. take the lead and added birdies on the par-5 13th and 15th holes “Surprised and sad that Rickie finished that way, but all I can to pull two shots ahead. He missed a 10-foot birdie putt on the do is my best,” Matsuyama said through a translator. “I was par-3 16th, the tournament’s signature stadium hole, before giv- lucky to come out on top.” ing Matsuyama a chance with the long tee shot on 17. Fowler forced the playoff with a 10-foot birdie putt on the par- Rick Scuteri | AP “It didn’t look very good,” Matsuyama said. “Then Rickie 4 18th after Matsuyama made an 18-footer. They each shot 4- opened the door for me, and I was able to walk through it.” under 67 to finish at 14-under 270 at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Hideki Matsuyama, left, shakes hands with Rickie Fowler Harris English shot a 66 to tie for third at 12 under. Course. after defeating Fowler in a 4-hole sudden death playoff and Third-round leader Danny Lee had a 73 to drop to fourth at 11 “The putt I made there was probably the best putt I have ever winning the Phoenix Open golf tournament on Sunday in under. The South Korean-born New Zealander began the day made in my life,” Matsuyama said. Scottsdale, Ariz. three strokes ahead of playing partners Fowler and Matsuyama. The playoff was just as dramatic. his approach long and right. Matsuyama made a 5-footer to ex- Phil Mickelson followed his third-round 65 with a 71 to tie for On the par-4 10th on the third extra hole, Fowler saved par tend the playoff. 11th at 8 under. The 45-year-old former Arizona State won the with a 12-foot putt after driving into the left rough and skulling They played the 18th hole twice to open overtime. On the first event in 1996, 2005 and 2013. Notre Dame rallies to avoid upset

The Associated Press straight points to put it out of reach. Leticia Romero had five points and LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Madison three players — Thomas, Brown and Cable scored five straight points in the Kai James — added four apiece. Clem- fourth quarter, including a big 3- son committed nine turnovers during pointer with two minutes remaining, to the run. rally No. 3 Notre Dame past No. 13 Brittany Brown added nine points Louisville 66-61 on Sunday for its 16th and seven rebounds for Florida State straight victory. (19-4, 9-1 ACC), which tied its best Down 55-49, the Fighting Irish ral- start in conference play with the win. lied to tie it twice before Cable’s two The 2014-15 and 2008-09 squads also free throws with 3:07 left put them won nine of its first 10 ACC games. ahead for good at 59-58. Her subse- Danielle Edwards led Clemson with Nick Wass | AP quent long-range jumper provided a 14 points. The Tigers (4-19, 0-10 Washington Capitals left wing Alex four-point cushion and Notre Dame ACC) have dropped 11 straight. Ovechkin (8), of Russia, celebrates sealed the hard-fought win with four No. 11 MISSISSIPPI STATE 52, his goal with teammate Dmitry Orlov more free throws. No. 21 MISSOURI 42 (9), also of Russia, and others during Cable and Brianna Turner each had STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Mor- the second period against the 13 points for the Fighting Irish, who gan William scored 17 points and Vic- Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday in were led by Arike Ogunbowale’s 15 toria Vivians 13, and the two guards Washington. points. Lindsay Allen added 12 as made big plays late in Mississippi Notre Dame (23-1, 11-0 ACC) won State’s victory over Missouri. this tense showdown of unbeaten At- Mississippi State (21-4, 8-3 SEC) led Ovechkin lantic Coast Conference teams, both 45-42 when William scored and Vi- riding 15-game winning streaks com- vians followed with a steal and 3-point ing in. play for an eight-point lead with a hits 30 goals Myisha Hines-Allen scored 16 points minute left. William added two free but fouled out late for the Cardinals throws with the duo combining for the (18-6, 10-1), who missed 12 of their Bulldogs’ final 11 points. for 11th time last 13 shots. Sophie Cunningham scored 13 points No. 8 ARIZONA STATE 69, and Jordan Frericks had 12 points and The Associated Press SOUTHERN CAL 68 10 rebounds for the Tigers (18-6, 5-6). TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Sophie Brun- Both teams shot under 33 percent, WASHINGTON (AP) — Alex Ovechkin ner’s three-point play with 1.9 seconds combining to make only 3 of 22 3- Timothy D. Easley | AP became the third player in NHL history to left gave Arizona State a 69-68 victory pointers. But the Bulldogs made eight Louisville’s Myisha Hines-Allen, top, attempts to strip the ball away reach 30 goals in each of his first 11 sea- over short-handed Southern California, steals and turned 27 Missouri from Notre Dame’s Madison Cable (22) during the second half Sun- sons, and Braden Holtby made 33 saves as keeping the Sun Devils tied atop the turnovers into 29 points in picking up day in Louisville Ky. the Washington Capitals beat the Philadel- Pac-12. their fourth straight win and splitting phia Flyers 3-2 on Sunday. Brunner took an inbounds pass from the season series. fore missing 4 of 5 shots. OREGON 75, Ovechkin joined Wayne Gretzky and Elisha Davis and went straight to the Mississippi State led from midway Duke trailed by six in the third quar- No. 24 WASHINGTON 63 Mike Gartner in the record books and basket, banking in a layup and drawing through the first quarter but Missouri ter after an awful first half, when it fell SEATTLE (AP) — Maite Cazorla moved within two goals of Chicago’s the fifth foul on Kristen Simon. Brun- stayed within single digits most of the behind 27-11 after shooting 12 percent and Kat Cooper each scored 16 points Patrick Kane for the league lead. Dmitry ner’s free throw snapped the tie as the way. and missing all nine 3-pointers. The and Oregon used 35 fourth-quarter Orlov and Matt Niskanen also scored for Sun Devils (20-4, 11-1) recovered No. 14 UCLA 73, ARIZONA 39 Blue Devils went over 11 minutes points to beat Washington. Washington. from a miserable start for their 17th TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Monique without scoring and 15 minutes with- Oregon was behind by 14 points at Holtby was stellar in net, especially on the win in 18 games. Billings scored 14 points and UCLA out a field goal, including the entire halftime but made four 3-pointers in penalty kill, as he improved to 3-0-0 in the Arnecia Hawkins had 12 points, forced 25 turnovers in a victory over second quarter when they made just the first three minutes of the third quar- second half of back-to-back starts this sea- Davis had 11 points and six assists and Arizona. two free throws. ter to pull to 38-31. The Ducks made son. It didn’t matter that Washington went Brunner scored nine points for Arizona Both teams struggled early until the No. 17 MICHIGAN STATE 74, six field goals in the quarter — all 0 for 2 on the power play to extend its sea- State, which trailed 22-10 at the end of Bruins closed the first quarter on a 10- IOWA 69 from 3-point range — and trailed 44- son-worst drought to 0 for 17. the first quarter and 66-62 with 2:32 2 run for a 16-2 lead. UCLA went on IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Aerial 40 entering the fourth. Michael Del Zotto and Nick Schultz left. an 8-0 run in the second to extend its Powers scored 25 points and had a key The Ducks took their first lead of the scored for Philadelphia. Sadie Edwards scored a career-high lead to 28-6 and the Bruins led 34-11 steal and two free throws in the closing game at 52-51 after Lexi Bando’s free ISLANDERS 8, OILERS 1 26 points for the Trojans (17-7, 5-7), at the break. seconds, Tori Jankoska hit four free throw with 6:40 remaining. It came NEW YORK (AP) — Kyle Okposo who dressed eight players and saw two LaBrittney Jones scored seven of Ari- throws in the final 23 seconds and during Oregon’s 14-0 spurt for a 59-51 scored a hat trick after the Islanders opened foul out. zona’s first 13 points of the third quar- Michigan State held off Iowa 74-69. lead. a commanding early lead with three first- No. 9 OREGON STATE 54, ter as the Wildcats went on a 13-5 run Megan Gustafson made 1 of 2 free No. 25 OKLAHOMA STATE 70, period goals as New York routed the last- WASHINGTON STATE 45 to pull to 39-24. But UCLA led by 20 throws with 34 seconds left to pull TEXAS TECH 57 place Edmonton Oilers. PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Ruth after three and the Wildcats were Iowa within 68-67. Jankoska then STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Brit- Thomas Greiss made 30 saves for the Is- Hamblin scored 17 points and Sydney outscored 26-12 in the fourth. made two free throws with 23.7 sec- tney Martin scored 32 points and landers, who moved within three points of Wiese had 11 of her 16 points in the Nirra Fields added 11 points and onds to play and Powers followed with grabbed 15 rebounds for her eighth the Rangers for second-place in the Metro- fourth quarter to help Oregon State Jordin Canada and Kennedy Burke had a steal and two free throws at 15.4 sec- straight double-double and Oklahoma politan Division. rally past Washington State. 10 apiece for UCLA (17-6, 9-3 Pac- onds. Ally Disterhoft made a layup to State beat Texas Tech for the Cowgirls’ Johnny Boychuk, John Tavares and Niko- The Beavers (20-3, 11-1 Pac-12) won 12), which rebounded after a four- get Iowa within three but Jankoska sixth victory in a row. lay Kulemin scored in the opening period, their 10th straight game, but only after point loss at No. 8 Arizona State on iced it with two at the stripe with five Martin had eight of Oklahoma State’s chasing former Islanders goalie Anders erasing a 34-28 deficit at the end of Friday. seconds left. first 12 points and scored its final six Nilsson, who was replaced by Cam Talbot three quarters. Oregon State trailed 24- No. 16 MIAMI 61, DUKE 53 Jankoska had 11 points, Branndais of the first quarter as the Cowgirls built after Kulemin’s goal. Josh Bailey and Cal 22 at the half and did not take the lead CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — Agee 15 and Jasmine Hines 11 with 10 a 20-9 lead. Texas Tech battled back in Clutterbuck also scored for New York. for good until Weise made the second Adrienne Motley scored 21 points and rebounds for the Spartans (18-5, 9-3 the second, highlighted by Dayo Ola- Oilers rookie sensation Connor McDavid of her three fourth-quarter 3-pointers Miami reached 20 wins with a victory Big Ten), who won the first meeting bode’s eight straight points, to pull scored the lone goal for Edmonton. with 4:59 left. over Duke. 80-73. within 34-30 at the break. CANADIENS 2, HURRICANES 1 Standout freshman Borislava Hris- Jessica Thomas and Keyona Hayes No. 18 KENTUCKY 70, LSU 58 Up by five after three quarters, Okla- MONTREAL (AP) — Sven Andrighetto tova led Washington State (12-11, 3-9) added 13 points each and Erykah Dav- LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Janee homa State opened the fourth on a 14- was the only player to score in a five-round with 22 points. No one else scored enport grabbed 15 rebounds for the Thompson had 16 points and 10 assists 3 run, with eight points from Kaylee shootout, leading the Montreal Canadiens more than seven points for the Hurricanes (20-4, 8-3 ACC). and Kentucky used a strong first quar- Jensen, for a 66-50 lead. past the Carolina Hurricanes. Cougars, who have lost six in a row. Duke (17-8, 6-5) — playing without ter to defeat LSU. Jensen finished with 16 points for Ben Scrivens stopped all five Carolina No. 10 FLORIDA STATE 75, leading scorer and rebounder Azura Maci Morris added 14 points and Oklahoma State (18-4, 8-3 Big 12). shooters, including Eric Staal on the final CLEMSON 56 Stevens for the second straight game Alexis Jennings 11 for the Wildcats Roddricka Patton reached double-digit attempt, to secure the win. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — with a left foot injury — got 18 points (16-6, 5-6 SEC), who shot 54 percent assists for the fourth time in five games Max Pacioretty scored in regulation for Shakayla Thomas scored 17 points and from Oderah Chidom and 16 from (27 of 50) for the game. to move into second place in the nation Montreal, which swept a pair of weekend Emiah Bingley added 15 as Florida Rebecca Greenwell. Rina Hill scored 17 points and Alexis with 170 assists on the season. afternoon games after beating Edmonton 5- State defeated Clemson. Motley’s 3-pointer with 6:37 left gave Hyder had 16 and matched her career- Ivonne Cook-Taylor led Texas Tech 1 on Saturday. The Seminoles were up 37-30 in the Miami a 16-point lead. Duke got high with 15 rebounds for the Tigers (11-12, 2-10) with 17 points and seven Jeff Skinner scored for Carolina. third quarter when they scored 19 within seven with 1:38 remaining be- (8-16, 2-9), who have lost four straight. rebounds.