TTU Governing Board Members Appointed

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Thursday Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland 114th Year — No. 245 Cookeville, Tennessee, October 13, 2016 16 Pages — 2 Sections • 50¢

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By TrAceY hAcKeTT announcement. president of Tenaska Power Services Co. and senior consultant with Seabrook So- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff “Please join me in offering our congrat- • Tom Jones, co-owner and general man- lutions, LLC ulations to these board appointees along ager of Research Electronics International • Capt. Barry Wilmore, National Aero- Eight members of Tennessee Tech Uni- with our collective gratitude for their • Millard Oakley, former Tennessee nautics and Space Administration astro- 54º 76º versity’s new governing board have been willingness to devote their time and tal- General Assembly member and board naut appointed by the governor. ents to join us in making Tennessee Tech member of First National Bank of Ten- Of those appointees, six — Fleming, Complete forecast, Page 2 It is one of six boards the governor has the premier technological university that nessee Harper, Jones, Saggurti, Vanhooser and appointed this week as a result of a new we aspire to become,” he said. • Purna Saggurti, global chair of invest- Wilmore — are TTU graduates. legislation that removes governance of The initial appointees to TTU’s board ment banking for Bank of America Mer- Four of them — Fleming, Jones, Stites the state universities from under the um- are: rill Lynch and Oakley — call the Upper Cumber- Sports brella of the Tennessee Board of Regents. • Barbara Fleming, senior health policy • Johnny Stites, managing partner of XI land region home. Oakley lives in Liv- Tennessee Tech University President analyst and former physician at Walter Investments ingston, and the other three live in Phil Oldham welcomed the appointees in Reed Army Medical Center • Teresa Vanhooser, former deputy di- a blog post shortly after the governor’s • Trudy Harper, founder and former rector of Marshall Space Flight Center See TTU, Page 2

More Perfect Weather Shelter board election discusses Better state new ways to Brooks improves workers on second day at TSSAA golf help animals tournament /B1 needed By MeGAn TroTTer By lAUrA MiliTAnA HERALD-CITIZEN Staff HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Living A series of changes is coming to the New voting registrations for Cookeville-Putnam County Animal the Nov. 8 election poured in, Shelter — and they’re positive, accord- election commission officials ing to the board members of the Animal learned during Thursday’s meet- Control Board. ing. One of two open kennel worker posi- “We have 1,638 new registrations has been filled, and the board tions,” Debbie Steidl, adminis- voted to offi- trator of elections, said. “That’s cially name double than what we normally “We’ve Sarah Hawlik see.” Webb as the The registration deadline for been shelter manager. the upcoming election was doing She had been Tuesday. Early voting begins serving as the Extraordinary Oct. 18 and ends Nov. 3. some interim manager A number of offices are on the since Darrell Upside-down onion November ballot. Those include things on Webb resigned cornbread not the president, the 6th Congres- his position last the usual treat /A8 sional District representative a trial month after the seat currently held by Diane basis, and two were mar- Black, who faces opposition ried. from Democratic Party nominee it has been Sarah has been David W. Kent and Independent working at the Nation candidate Davis Ross; the 25th going shelter since District of the Tennessee House fantastic.” December 2015, seat currently held by Cameron when she was Sexton, who is facing opposi- Sarah Webb hired as a sup- tion from Democratic nominee Shelter manager port services Judy Barnett; and the 42nd Dis- staff member, trict of the Tennessee House and has been a seat, currently held by Ryan longtime volunteer with Friends of the Williams, who is facing opposi- Cookeville-Putnam County Animal tion from Democratic nominee Shelter. Amos Powers. The shelter is also starting to imple- Baxter and Monterey both ment the use of trustys — inmates who have public referendums on the have earned the trust of authorities — to November ballot related to the work in the shelter, supervised by an of- Matthew sale of alcohol. Monte Lowe ficer from the Sheriff’s Department. Flooding from hurricane Warren Janzen takes advantage of the perfect fall weather riding still plagues North See elecTion, Page 2 the new mountain bike trail at cane creek Park. See ShelTer, Page 2 Carolina /A10

Index Former educator reappointed to commission benefiting kids Abby...... A8 Calendar...... A9 By TrAceY hAcKeTT grams the Commission on Children and Crossword ...... A7 HERALD-CITIZEN Staff Youth offers,” Terry said. Living ...... A8 There are 11 such program, most of Obituaries...... A6-A7 A former Cookeville special education which focus on the juvenile justice sys- Tracey Welch teacher is still working for the benefit of tem and foster care. Lucy Maxwell Tennessee’s children. “The wellbeing of kids is close to my Cynthia Eldridge Glenda Terry has been appointed by the heart, so this commission appointment Thelma Moore governor to a second term on the Ten- has been a wonderful fit for me,” Terry Harriett Oliver nessee Commission on Children and said. Lorraine Maddux Youth, a policy-making body whose pur- The commission’s vision statement ad- Estelle Andrews pose is to provide programs, services and vocates that all Tennessee children “are Hallie Conner advocates to help improve quality of life safe, healthy, educated, nurtured and sup- Carl Smallwood for children and families across the state. ported, and engaged in activities that pro- Robert Jared Terry, who was appointed to her first vide them opportunities to achieve their Marion Nelms term on the commission three years ago, fullest potential.” Opinion...... A4 was recently sworn in to begin her sec- Terry is one of 21 commission members Sports ...... B1 ond term by Judge Gary McKenzie. who are governor-appointed and volun- Sudoku ...... A9 “In spite of having a 36-year career in tarily serve in those positions. special education, serving on this com- A staff of several employees also carry mission has given me a different perspec- out the daily operations of supporting tive about a lot of things,” she said. and advocating for children and youth. Tracey Hackett | Herald-Citizen “Even after three years, I’m still learn- Glenda Terry is sworn in by Judge Gary McKenzie to a second term on ing about the many, many wonderful pro- See KidS, Page 2 the Tennessee commission on children and Youth. A-2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 LOCAL

READER SHELTER: SERVICES Intake fees Contact us: approved Address: From Page A1 1300 Neal St. Fleming Harper Jones Oakley Saggurti Stites Vanhooser Wilmore “We’ve been doing some Cookeville, Tenn. things on a trial basis, and it has been going fantastic,” Webb Mailing Address: said. “It’s been phenomenal, the TTU: Governing board members appointed amount that the staff has been P.O. Box 2729 able to get done, as far as animal Cookeville TN 38502 From Page A1 fected by the legislation. That increased “There is incredible momentum around care, behavior evaluations — autonomy will support student success and Tennessee’s college enrollment rate, which things that cleaning has taken Cookeville. enable the universities to respond more increased to a historic high of 62.5 percent presidence over in the past. So, Phone: 931-526-9715 Of the remaining appointees, Saggurti rapidly in an evolving environment, sup- in 2015,” Haslam said. we’re looking forward to getting Fax: 931-526-1209 lives in New York City, Vanhooser lives in porters say. “We’ve been successful in increasing ac- that in place. It’s going to be Alabama and Wilmore lives in Texas. “We are all indebted to Gov. Haslam for cess to higher education, but as we change very positive for the staff and for Email: Oldham explained that the appointees his leadership and personal investment of the conversation and culture of expecta- the animals.” News must still be confirmed by the Tennessee time to seat such an impressive group of tions in our state we have to ensure our “Hopefully within the next [email protected] General Assembly during its 2017 legisla- outstanding individuals,” Oldham said. colleges and universities are supported in week or two weeks at the most, Sports tive session before they become active The FOCUS Act supports Haslam’s their efforts to create student success,” the we will have trustys assigned to [email protected] trustees. Drive to 55 initiative, the goal of which is governor continued. the shelter to work all day, five Advertising Gov. Bill Haslam said he expects that to provide higher education degrees and The community colleges, as well as 27 days a week,” Mike Davidson, [email protected] confirmation to come mid-January. credentials to at least 55 percent of the technical schools, will remain under Ten- city manager, added. Living Oldham further described that final state’s population by 2025. nessee Board of Regents governance. The board also decided to im- [email protected] make-up of TTU’s board. In addition, the Tennessee Promise initia- The FOCUS Act — which has no affect plement owner surrender fees on Circulation “They will be joined ... by a faculty mem- tive provides no-cost community college on private institutions or University of a trial basis. The fees will be $15 [email protected] ber selected by the TTU Faculty Senate education to qualified candidates for two Tennessee schools — removes the four- for pets that have been Business News and a student selected by the board once it years. year state universities from under the TBR spayed/neutered with current [email protected] has been officially empowered. We cur- As a result, the 13 community colleges umbrella by creating independent govern- veterinary records and vaccina- Church News rently anticipate the new board to hold its under the umbrella of TBR governance ing boards for each. tions, $30 for pets that have been [email protected] first official meeting sometime in April have seen a significant increase in enroll- In addition to TTU, the other state univer- spayed/neutered but have not School News 2017,” he said. ment recently. Simultaneously, TTU’s sities impacted by the FOCUS Act include had vaccines and veterinary care [email protected] Oldham was an outspoken proponent of first-time freshmen enrollment this year Austin Peay, East Tennessee, Middle Ten- and $50 for pets who have not Classified Ads the plan since Gov. Bill Haslam proposed has dropped by about 330, and it’s interna- nessee and Tennessee state universities, been spayed/neutered and have [email protected] it last year. tional student enrollment of mostly Saudi and the University of Memphis. not had vaccinations or veteri- He and other supporters anticipate the Arabian students has dropped by 55. “These six local governing boards will nary care. The fee would be $15 FOCUS, or Focus on College and Univer- That situation has necessitated a $3.5 mil- provide more focused support to the insti- for stray animals that are Letter Guidelines sity Success Act, will increase autonomy lion budget cut across academic and non- tutions as we continue the Drive to 55,” brought on. of the six four-year state universities af- academic departments at the university. Haslam said. The board is looking at also im- All letters to the editor must plementing a fee waiver for be signed and include the those with financial difficulties. writer’s name, address and Some voiced the worry that im- phone number. Letters are plementing a fee would encour- subject to editing and/or re- age pet owners to simply jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters abandon their animals on the to the mailing address listed side of the road instead of bring- above, or email to ing them to the shelter. [email protected]. “After the last article in the Herald-Citizen that outlined this, I’ve had people come up to me Order a Photo and say, ‘Gosh, I didn’t realize you didn’t have an intake fee,’” Every photograph taken by a Linda Westin, president of the Herald-Citizen photographer Friends of Cookeville/Putnam and published in the paper is County Animals, said. “I don’t available for purchase. Go to think it’s going to be a problem. www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” I think people who love these animals are going to want to find a home for them and would be happy to help.” Subscriptions According to Webb, the shelter To subscribe, call 931-526- has regularly been asking for a 9715. Visa, MasterCard and donation for those who drop off Discover accepted. strays. Rates: “We have currently been asking 3 mo 6 mo 1yr for a $15 donation to help take Carrier or care of the cost of vaccines, staff Mail: 385 time, de-wormer — that $15 is Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Print & spent by the shelter in about the E-Edition $29 $56 $98 first 10 minutes that these ani- Anywhere Only mals are in the shelter,” she said. E-Edition $21 $42 $84 “The response has been shock- Mail: Outside Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen ingly positive. Most people, 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 when you explain what that Mail: Outside Election commissioners Terry Herrin and Perry Bartlett inspect the machines Thursday morning in preparation for the November election. money is going toward, are gen- Tenn. $82 $132 $220 erally happy to help. The people who are kind enough to pick up strays obviously want to see that Miss Your Paper? ELECTION: animal to do well, and be happy Your carrier is an independent Early voting begins Tuesday and healthy.” contractor. However, as a serv- The board voted to start the in- ice to our subscribers, our take fees on a trial basis. When circulation department is open From Page A1 whether to permit retail package stores to Anyone interested in volunteering can the board meets again in Janu- from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- sell alcoholic beverages. visit the election office at 705 County Serv- ary, they will take a look at the day-Friday and from Baxter voters will decide whether to allow Election commissioners also approved ices Drive (behind the health department) results and determine if the 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to the sale of wine in retail food stores. Mon- new workers. or visit www.putnamco.org/election/re- charge should become perma- answer calls. terey voters will consider allowing the legal “We have enough (volunteers) for Election cruiti.htm for information. nent. Call 931-526-9715. sale of alcoholic beverages for consumption Day, but if someone calls in sick, we may The 85 machines that will be used on Elec- At the last meeting, the board on premises, or “liquor by the drink,” and need some back up,” Steidl said. tion Day were also inspected and certified. brought up the possibility of starting pet licensing. If imple- Herald-Citizen mented, a $5 annual fee to license the pet could be charged in USPS 313-680 exchange for some type of bene- ISSN 8750-5541 KIDS: Former educator to continue on commission fit. It would be a way to not only The Herald-Citizen is pub- help pet owners make sure their lished daily except Saturdays, From Page A1 grant money for programs ben- cluding the school system and something she said she hopes to lost animals are quickly returned New Year’s Day, Independence efiting children and youth. sheriff’s department. The com- change for others. to them when found, but also Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving At least one of the 21 volun- “We review grant proposals mittee awarded the small “The grant committee doesn’t bring in more funding for the an- Day and Christmas Day by teer commission members is for various projects that come county several thousand dol- approve or fully fund every imals already in the shelter. Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., appointed from each of Ten- in from all over the state,” she lars. grant application that we re- “We get a lot of phone calls at at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box nessee’s nine development dis- said. “The commission puts its view. We just don’t have the re- the shelter from people moving 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. tricts, and there are four youth For some grants with a pro- money where its mouth is, and sources for that. But I would into the area and they are want- Periodicals postage paid at advisory members. posal for a well-organized pro- it’s all about helping children,” love to see more grant applica- ing to know where to go to get Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- Those youth appointments gram, committee members may Terry said. tions being submitted by local their pet license,” Webb said. TER: send address changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, meet the federally mandated jointly agree to award up to There are also on-site visitors agencies and organizations,” “They’re shocked that a city of Cookeville TN 38502. composition required by the Ju- $150,000. that ensure grants are adminis- she said. this size does not have pet li- The Herald-Citizen is a mem- venile Justice and Delinquency A grant proposal that has been tered as their proposals de- For more information about censing in place.” ber of the Tennessee Press Prevention Act state advisory memorable for Terry, she said, scribe. the Tennessee Commission on Board members agreed to Association and the Associ- group. came from nearby Clay County. As a former educator, Terry Children and Youth’s grant pro- continue their research into ated Press. The Associated On the commission, Terry It was for an anti-bullying pro- said she had no idea that the grams, go online to other counties license practices Press is entitled exclusively to serves on a committee tasked gram with buy-in from many commission provides such https://www.tn.gov/tccy/topic/jj and discuss their options in the use for publication news with the distribution of state government agencies there, in- grant funding — and that’s -grants. future. printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather Tonight Friday Night sunny, with a high near 76. Sunday Night Readings: Jack McNeely Wednesday’s high in Mostly cloudy, with A 40-percent Mostly clear, with a Editor & Publisher Cookeville was 80, low 46. a low around 54. chance of showers. Saturday low around 61. Wednesday’s high in Mon- Terri Likens Mostly cloudy, with Night terey was 76, low 56. a low around 57. Almanac: Managing Editor Friday Partly cloudy, with a Monday Thursday is the 287th day of A 30-percent low around 58. Mostly sunny, with the year with 79 remaining. Roger Wells chance of showers. Saturday a high near 82. The sun sets at 6:08 p.m. and Advertising Director Mostly cloudy, with A 20-percent Sunday will rise at 6:49 a.m. on Fri- a high near 76. chance of showers day. The moon is a waxing Keith McCormick Mostly sunny, with gibbous with 91% of the visi- before 1 p.m. Partly Circulation Manager a high near 79. ble disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 — A3 LOCAL/STATE/NATION/WORLD

State in Brief Bob Dylan wins Nobel Literature Prize

BY KARL RITTER in a Jewish middle-class family. Drone footage Associated Press By his early 20s, he had taken the folk music world by storm. captures views of STOCKHOLM (AP) — From that time on, he would abandoned Singer-songwriter Bob Dylan constantly reinvent himself — won the 2016 Nobel Prize in lit- often enraging followers in the Tennessee prison erature on Thursday, a stunning process — but then later winning announcement that for the first them back and adding new ad- NASHVILLE (AP) — The time bestowed the prestigious mirers. His career was such a state Department of Correc- award on a musician for “having complicated pastiche of elusive, tion has released a new video created new poetic expressions ever-changing styles that it took featuring drone footage of the within the great American song six actors to portray him in the old Tennessee State Prison tradition.” 2007 movie based on his life, that was forced to close 24 Reporters and others who gath- “I’m Not There.” years ago because of inhu- ered at the Swedish Academy’s Although generally described mane conditions. headquarters in Stockholm’s Old as a rock musician, Dylan has The Romaneque prison in Town reacted with a loud cheer been influenced by numerous Nashville was a favorite film as his name was read out. musical styles, including coun- location until its deterioration Dylan, 75, is arguably the most try, gospel, blues, folk, pop, and made it too dangerous for big iconic poet-musician of his gen- rhythm and blues. Pursuing them productions. The fortress-like eration. Songs such as “Blowin’ all, sometimes separately and facility served as a backdrop in the Wind” and “The Times other times simultaneously, he for “Walk the Line” and “The They Are A-Changin’” became remains a towering influence Green Mile” among others. anthems for the U.S. anti-war over music and popular culture. The 17-minute video re- and civil rights movements of He won an Academy Award in leased on the department’s the 1960s. 2001 for the song “Things Have YouTube page Dylan’s impact on popular cul- Changed” and received a life- (https://youtu.be/GMV0vpC ture was immense and his influ- time achievement award from Fdfw ) features soaring im- ence as a lyricist extends to AP file the Academy of Recording Arts ages of both the interior and every major music figure and and Sciences in 1991. In 2008, exterior of the crumbling songwriter of the last 50 years, Bob Dylan performs in Los Angeles. Dylan was named the winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize he was awarded a Pulitzer Prize prison that once held the as- from the Beatles to Bruce in literature today. for his contributions to music sassin of Martin Luther King Springsteen and beyond. and American culture. Jr. But although he had been men- songs, that’s no different from Danius told The Associated With the Memphis Blues Dylan is the most unorthodox Opened in 1898, the struc- tioned in Nobel speculation for the ancient Greeks, whose works Press that a “great majority” on Again,” ‘’My Back Pages” and Nobel literature prize winner ture is so imposing that in- years, many experts had ruled were often performed to music. the 18-member Nobel panel “It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only since 1997, when the award went mates nicknamed it simply him out, thinking the academy “Bob Dylan writes poetry for voted for Dylan. She said her Bleeding),” have worked their to Italian playwright Dario Fo, “The Walls.” The 120-acre wouldn’t extend its more than a the ear,” she said. “But it’s per- personal favorites among way into the public lexicon over whose works some say also need campus on the banks of the century-old award to the world fectly fine to read his works as Dylan’s songs include “Chimes the years, becoming repeated to be performed to be fully ap- Cumberland River was shut- of music. poetry.” of Freedom” and “Visions of Jo- over and over, much in the man- preciated. By a sad coincidence, tered in 1992. They were wrong. The acad- Dylan is the first American hanna.” ner of lines from Shakespearean Fo died Thursday at age 90. emy’s permanent secretary, Sara winner of the Nobel literature Lyrics from scores of Dylan plays. The literature award was the Danius, said while Dylan per- prize since Toni Morrison won in songs, such as “Blowin’ in the Born on May 24, 1941, in Du- last of this year’s Nobel Prizes to Longtime Tennessee forms his poetry in the form of 1993. Wind,” ‘’Stuck Inside of Mobile luth, Minnesota, Dylan grew up be announced. death row inmate to get new hearing NASHVILLE (AP) — A Baxter looks at rezoning more than 36 acres Nashville judge says a man Amazon adding who has long been on Ten- nessee’s death row will get a By MEGAN TROTTER mercial,” Tommy Lee, staff plan- zoning board to receive permis- new hearing. 120,000 workers to HERALD-CITIZEN Staff ner, said. “C1 allows for mixed sion on installing multi-family The Tennessean reports 65- use, while C2 only allows for structures on a case-by-case year-old Abu-Ali Abdur’Rah- The small town of Baxter con- commercial use.” basis. man has been on death row meet holiday demand tinues to show evidence of The plan is to use somewhere The zoning board agreed to since 1987, when he was con- growth. On the agenda for around 10-15 acres for commer- grant this permission to Titan De- victed of first-degree murder NEW YORK (AP) — The people to get packages after tonight’s Baxter City Council cial development and around 20 velopment, as long as the city in the fatal stabbing of holidays are coming and the holidays, Amazon has meeting is the rezoning of 36.76 acres for residential. council approves the rezoning of Patrick Daniels. Abdur’Rah- Amazon plans to add been pouring money into its acres at 6333 Nashville Highway. The Baxter Board of Zoning the area. man has argued that prosecu- 120,000 seasonal workers distribution centers and lo- Titan Development has re- Appeals and the Baxter Munici- Discussion will be held during tors discriminated against in an effort to meet an ex- gistics chain, opening new quested the land be changed from pal Planning Commission met tonight’s meeting at 6 p.m., at the African-Americans during pected spike in demand as distribution centers and C2 (General Commercial) to C1 Wednesday night to go over the Baxter Visitors Center/Depot at jury selection. more and more people trade leasing its own planes and (Central Commercial). request and decided to recom- 216 Broad St. in Baxter. A public Nashville Criminal Court bricks for clicks. trucks to speed up delivery. “They plan to use the northern mend to the Baxter City Council hearing and the second and final Judge Monte Watkins says The seasonal positions At the end of July, the half of the property for multi- that it grant the rezoning request. reading will be held at a time to the U.S. Supreme Court case will be created at fulfill- company said it has 123 family residential development, If the area is rezoned, companies be determined on the first Thurs- Foster v. Chatman potentially ment centers, sorting cen- distribution centers globally and the southern half for com- would still need to come to the day in November. created new precedent that ters and customer service and more than 23 sorting warrants an evidentiary hear- sites in 27 states. center, with plans to have ing for Abdur’Rahman. In the The move marks a 20 per- add 21 new global fulfill- Foster v. Chatman case, jus- cent boost from the 100,000 ment centers by the end of tices found that prosecutors seasonal hires a year ago. September; at the same struck all four African-Amer- The move comes as online point in 2015, it had added One Man’s TRASH, ican potential jurors based shopping growth continues only 10. solely on their race. to eclipse shopping at tradi- Last year, the company The U.S. Supreme Court has tional stores. said it transitioned 14,000 Can be another Man’s held for 30 years that lawyers The National Retail Feder- seasonal positions to regu- cannot excuse potential ju- ation, based in Washington, lar, full-time jobs and it ex- rors solely based on race. D.C., is forecasting holiday pects to boost that figure IDEN Abdur’Rahman’s hearing sales for the November and this year. hasn’t been scheduled. December period to rise 3.6 By contrast, brick-and- percent to $655.8 billion, mortar stores holiday hiring More than much better than the 3 per- has been relatively flat from million Am Judge wins cent growth seen in the the prior year. dismissal of 2 of 4 year-ago period. Macy’s plans to hire about have been Online shopping is ex- 83,000, Kohl’s Corp. plans official misconduct pected to rise 7 to 10 per- to hire 69,000 additional victims of cent over last year to as workers and Target Corp. related fra charges much as $117 billion. says it will hire more than Ever since capacity prob- 70,000, all about even from the past tw JACKSBORO (AP) — A lems in 2013 caused some a year ago. judge has dismissed two out of four official misconduct charges in a case against a Campbell County judge who was accused of mishandling multiple cases. WITH JAY LOCKHART The Knoxville News Sen- F tinel reports that Senior OCTOBER 16-19, 2016 Judge Paul G. Summers on Tuesday tossed out official A misconduct charges regard- Please join us for a series of lessons ing a contempt petition L from God’s Word... Campbell County General ® Sessions Court Judge Sunday worship 9am: “The True Church” Amanda Sammons filed even L though an attorney didn’t re- Sunday Bible study 10am: “The Evils of Social quest her to do so. Summers Drinking & e Better Business Bureau & Sentry Shred invite consumers and businesses to bring ruled Sammons had authority Recreational Drugs” documents to be shredded for FREE such as credit card statements, old checks, IRS tax to issue the contempt petition returns, and anything that a thief could use to steal your identity. Bring up to 5 boxes per regardless of the attorney’s M Sunday 6pm: “The Competition for request. our Children” vehicle. BBB stresses the importance of shredding conﬁdential documents that can leave you vulnerable to identity theft. Sammons now will face Monday 7pm: “Encouragement to only one set of official mis- E the Faithful” Secure Your ID Day will be held at the Cookeville Regional Medical Center, conduct allegations at her upcoming Nov. 1 trial. Those Tuesday 7pm: “Evangelism” Corner of 6th & Cedar, Cookeville — October 15, 2016 from 10am - until truck is full relate to accusations that she E jailed a woman in January for Wednesday 7pm: “Membership Oct. 15, 2016 Sponsors: Involvement” almost 48 hours under a T at Cookeville Regional Medical Center $250,000 bond for a crime of Cancer Center Parking Lot which she was not accused. I Willow Avenue Corner of 6th & Cedar Church of Christ Cookeville, TN 35801 Call 526-9715 N to subscribe 1150 S. Willow Ave. for morere information information vvisitisit oorr ccall:all: www.gobbb.orgwww gobbb org tt Cookeville, TN 38506 G www.willowcofc.net 931-432-2333 Herald-Citizen

Thursday, October 13, 2016 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Terri Likens, Managing Editor Don Foy, News Editor Pence handles Kaine perfectly in VP debate

ow that was a debate. him down a rat hole by making The Mike Pence-Tim him defend something dumb or Kaine bout last week insulting Trump had said, wasn’t the main event Pence kept his cool and flicked Nof 2016. It was what they call in the example away as silly or un- boxing an “undercard” match. It true. was a contest between two natu- The major criticism from some ral lightweights — the VP candi- Republicans and Trumpsters was dates. that Pence didn’t do more to de- There was fend Donald Trump. no exciting But the reality is, you can’t de- 12th round fend half of what Trump has said knock out. and Pence could have wasted But Pence two weeks of air time trying. and Kaine Pence was perfect Tuesday engaged in a night. What he did won’t move good, spirited the needle for Trump’s chances political fight to win next month, but it moved that provided the needle on his future. much more Twenty minutes into the debate The importance of keeping Donald afloat Michael substance lots of people, including those I Reagan and enter- watched it with, were saying, t seems ages ago, but recall when pendents and knows how to do is deliver pain. tainment “Gosh, I wish Mike Pence was the second presidential debate was many fellow Re- Borrowing from the 12 days of value than on the top of the ticket.” Ideemed the sink-or-swim moment publicans regard Christmas, Democrats may be plan- the Trump-Clinton debate. It’s obviously way too late for for the candidacy of Donald J. Trump. as repellant. Or ning the 12 days of October Surprises. Pence easily won on points, the GOP to make that happen, The slobbering sex tape had just come they can drop him The month began with the revelation both for what he said and what but Pence might be the top out, causing many fearful Republicans and risk the wrath that Trump may not have paid federal he didn’t say. In their post-de- choice of Republicans in 2020 to dis-endorse him. One more astound- of Trump support- income taxes for close to two decades. bate analysis everyone from if Trump loses to the Clinton ing meltdown on the debate stage and ers vowing re- Then came the gift-wrapped tape in Rachel Maddow to Sean Hannity Crime Family a month from Trump would be out (though how that venge on any which Donald spoke freely of his ani- agreed on that. now. could happen was never made clear). Republican dis- mal magnetism with women and will- Poor Tim Kaine. Everyone — The only thing that concerns The post-debate consensus held that loyal to The Don- ingness to grab that which is not even his wife — also agreed that me about Pence’s pummeling of Donald stopped the heavy bleeding Froma ald. Some offered. The month is still young. he made himself look like a rude Kaine is that Trump was so and Hillary Clinton was cautious. She Harrop Trumpsters are This cannot be a happy time for those jerk by interrupting the modera- quick to take credit for it. didn’t bait him with anything new and threatening to not who value a vigorous political culture, tor and Pence way too many The next day at his rallies Don- left the heavier fire for the second half, vote for down- regardless of where they hang their times. ald was doing his usual “Look at thus helping the Trump candidacy live ballot Republicans. partisan hats. Kaine was wound up so tight in me” routine, praising Pence and to self-destruct another day. With national polls shifting decidedly We need two functioning political the opening rounds that the pres- boasting he was his first hire. That’s exactly what happened. And in Clinton’s favor, Democrats feel free parties, each offering a reasonable al- idential debate commission Sorry, Donald. As I tweeted, whether by design or not, that’s ex- to put resources in red states once con- ternative to the other. probably should have ordered a your first hire was actually cam- actly what Clinton and other Democ- sidered fairly out of reach. Georgia The bright spot here is that an elec- drug test to see if Kaine was on paign consultant Paul Manafort. rats should have wanted. The and Arizona are now very much in toral rout might force Republicans to some sort of performance drug. How did that work out? importance of keeping Trump at the play. do something they should have done Seriously, though, I hope Trump’s the clear underdog, a top of the Republican ticket could not The Democrats’ strong hope of long ago — cast off the delirious mobs Trump was watching Pence’s de- raw amateur up against a politi- be overstated. restoring a Senate majority has grown of their so-called base and replace bating style closely. cal heavyweight. Democratic wish come true, Trump stronger thanks to The Donald. As a them with independents open to sane I hope he has been studying the He has to win his debate with again bubbled up from the black la- result, Republicans Pat Toomey of conservative arguments. Many princi- video over and over to see how Hillary Sunday night or at least goon and turned his malevolence on Pennsylvania and Richard Burr of pled conservatives are now talking Pence deflected or ducked his fight her to a draw. the Republican Party. Unleashing new North Carolina face titanic battles — along these lines. Some have gone so opponent’s punches and pivoted Pence has shown him how the chaos in the electoral ranks, he blasted titanic as in the RMS Titanic. And the far as to herald a Trump-driven elec- to offense. professionals do it. Republicans who had broken with him previously impossible Democratic toral collapse as the shock therapy Pence not only showed Trump Whether he can learn to box over the tape. He poured hot new in- dream of taking the House now seems their party needs. how to win a political debate, he with Hillary without tripping sults down on House Speaker Paul possible. Dr. Bornstein, please keep Donald was an absolute gentleman while over his huge ego may determine Ryan and Sen. John McCain. Cowed GOP leaders should draw no comfort healthy. He can’t lose it if he’s not in doing it. whether Trump ends up the 2016 by the display, some Republicans who in a poll suggesting that voters are it. America needs Trump to plunge He didn’t have to say deroga- champ or the 2016 chump. had disgraced themselves by not drop- making little distinction between Re- headfirst into the black lagoon — and tory things about women or Lati- ping Trump long ago disgraced them- publicans for Trump and those who re- stay there. nos or Muslims. He didn’t Michael Reagan is a syndi- selves again by pedaling back. nounced him when times got tough. As suggest using nuclear weapons cated columnist. His e-mail In sum, Republican candidates are for the second group, Trump promises Froma Harrop is a syndicated to fight crime in Chicago. address is Reagan@caglecar- faced with an unenviable choice. They to make their political lives as painful columnist. Her email address is And when Kaine tried to drag toons.com. can back a candidate whom most inde- as possible. One thing The Donald [email protected].

Guaranteed disaster or risky river landing Moderately Confused n 11-year old lewd comment by Sullenberger showed most unfortunate of circumstances on a Donald Trump that the Clinton us what heroes are day he described to Newsweek as “a day campaign dredged from the made of when he was like literally 10,000 other days – until it sewer reminds us America is in faced with an unantici- wasn’t.” Aa nose dive and set to crash. pated event for which Quite similarly, this year we are faced So a little perspective here. Like it or not, he’d never been with a presidential election which was just either a crude buffoon with a Godly Vice specifically trained, like every other election – until it wasn’t. President will win the election – or we when the Airbus A320 But, unlike Captain Sullenberger, too choose a lying, cheating, corrupt criminal he piloted hit a flock many snowflakes are so busy sulking who is married to an alleged rapist and of birds, disabling both about poor choices, they don’t understand supports killing full-term babies on the engines. America is on a collision course with taxpayers’ dime. Women: Hillary also de- Susan Later that year in an Hillary in the captain’s seat. fended a rapist against a 12-year old girl, Brown interview with Captain Sullenberger knew every option calling the little girl a liar. Tim Kaine’s Newsweek, Sully said, before him was bad, so he chose the one stance echoes hers. “When we struck them which would save the most lives and dis- Let’s not forget that our coolest president and the engines were damaged, I knew in carded the one he knew would be guaran- ever, Obama, hangs out with Jay-Z and that moment that it was going to be a life- teed disaster. Beyonce in his spare time, when he’s not changing event – that this was going to be Hillary Clinton is guaranteed disaster. busy stomping on the United States Con- unlike any experience I had ever had. I So it’s time to lay aside petty differences stitution. For those living in Bluebird-and- knew it was going to be the hardest day of and rise to the occasion, understanding we Butterfly-Land, google Jay-Z’s lyrics to my life, the biggest problem I would ever only have one choice. This election is not “Is that Yo, Bi***.” Our coolest prez ever have to solve. about us. Nor is it about our likes or dis- says Hillary will continue his legacy and “But I was confident I could solve it. I likes, personal preferences or wish lists. will flush that which he’s already placed in never thought I would die that day. I was just Nor is it about partisan politics. It’s not the toilet. trying to make sure that no one else did.” about you. Or me. Not this time. Not this I know this is hard for the snowflakes Thanks to God’s grace and Sully’s clear- election. among us to handle, so I suggest you re- minded understanding that whether he So don’t be a snowflake. Rise up, be the treat to a safe place until after November 8. liked it or not, he only had one choice. As hero of this story. Ask the 155 Miracle on And for the rest of us, let’s talk about a result, 155 souls on board survived, and the Hudson survivors if a risky river land- tough choices and unwelcomed events Sully became a hero when he successfully ing trumps a guaranteed plane wreck. which either draw out the hidden hero executed an emergency landing on the within or send tail-tucked snowflakes into Hudson River. Susan Stamper Brown is a syndicated their thumb-sucking corners. Sully didn’t sulk about the lack of good columnist. Her email address is write- On January 15, 2009, Chesley “Sully” choices. Nor did he complain about the [email protected]. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 — A5 NATION

Nation in Brief Election devolves into ugly fight LAS VEGAS (AP) — Already deeply divi- ple Magazine reporter wrote a detailed first- ton have plunged an already rancorous cam- Police: Man with sive, America’s campaign for president is person account of being attacked by Trump paign to new lows. The real estate mogul has quickly devolving into an ugly fight over while interviewing the businessman and his also aggressively charged that Hillary Clin- assault rifle, body who has treated women worse: Donald wife, Melania Trump. ton not only needs to be defeated in Novem- armor shot 2 officers Trump, whose White House bid is flounder- The stories come less than a week after the ber, but also “has got to go to jail.” His ing, or former President Bill Clinton, who publication of a 2005 recording in which the campaign is also facing questions about ties BOSTON (AP) — A man isn’t on the ballot. Republican nominee boasted of using his to Russian interests accused of hacking Dem- wearing body armor and Trump’s campaign is now openly signaling fame to kiss and grab women. The revelation ocratic groups, as well as the hacking of a top armed with an assault rifle it will spend the election’s final month relit- prompted a flood of Republicans to revoke Clinton adviser’s emails. shot two Boston police offi- igating Bill Clinton’s marital affairs and un- their support for Trump, with some even call- For Trump, the cumulative effect of his cers who were responding to a proven charges of sexual assault, as well as ing for him to drop out of the race — though brazen strategy appears to be a tumble in the report of a domestic distur- his wife and Democratic nominee Hillary a handful of GOP officials have since battleground states he needs to win in No- bance, before being shot and Clinton’s unverified role in intimidating the switched back to supporting their party’s vember. What was already a narrow path to killed by other officers, police women who were involved. But Trump is a nominee. the 270 Electoral College votes needed for said. deeply imperfect messenger, given that his Clinton adviser Jennifer Palmieri said the victory is virtually indiscernible for Trump The two wounded officers attacks on the Clintons’ treatment of women latest revelations match “everything we unless there’s a significant shakeup in the were hospitalized in “ex- are being overshadowed by a flood of allega- know about the way Donald Trump has race between now and Nov. 8 tremely critical condition” AP file tions that he kissed and groped women with- treated women.” Rather than trying to make up ground by early Thursday morning. Former President Bill Clin- out their consent. Trump’s campaign denied the reports and shifting attention back to issues like trade that “Domestic calls, as you ton speaks while campaign- On Wednesday, The New York Times and threatened to sue The New York Times if the have energized Trump backers and could ap- know, are probably the most ing for his wife, Democratic the Palm Beach Post reported stories about paper did not retract its story. peal to new voters, the Republican campaign volatile. You never really presidential candidate three women who alleged Trump had inap- Taken together, the revelations about Trump appears to be moving swiftly to make Bill know what you’re walking Hillary Clinton. propriately touched them. Separately, a Peo- and his counterprogramming about Bill Clin- Clinton’s past a centerpiece of the campaign. into,” said Police Commis- sioner William Evans. “And I think we see right now the dangers of our job.” Evans said the suspect fired U.S. missiles at the officers late Wednesday night shortly after they arrived at a home in the city’s East destroy Boston neighborhood. Several other officers who were sta- radar sites tioned outside ran inside and exchanged gunfire with the suspect. on coast “Two of the officers dragged their fellow officers out of the line of fire so they were in a of Yemen protected zone, and the officers continued to engage in a Missiles fired gun exchange,” Evans said. The officers shot and killed twice this week the suspect and then began ad- at U.S. Navy ministering first aid to the wounded officers, one a 28- vessels PPetet CCalendaralendar year veteran, the other a 12- year veteran of the force. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S.-launched Tomahawk cruise missiles destroyed three YOUR PET COULD BE FEATURED Federal report coastal radar sites in Houthi- cites bias by San controlled territory on Yemen’s Red Sea Coast early Thursday, ON THE CALENDAR COVER! Francisco police officials said, a retaliatory action that followed two inci- The Herald-Citizen will publish a two-page spread SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — dents this week in which 6 times, featuring up to 50 pets of Putnam County. San Francisco police use force missiles were fired at U.S. The pet entrants will be featured first on Tuesday, against blacks more often than Navy ships. st other racial groups and pull The strikes marked the first November 1 , at which time voting will begin for over African American drivers shots fired by the U.S. in anger the Best Pets of Putnam County. Voting fee is 50 at a disproportionately high against the Houthis in Yemen’s cents per vote, with a minimum of 10 votes (cash rate, according to a U.S. De- long-running civil war. or credit card only). The pet photos will publish partment of Justice a new re- The U.S. previously only pro- th th port that found evidence of vided logistical support and re- again on each Tuesday in November (the 8 , 15 , bias on the force that is nearly fueling to the Saudi-led 22 nd & 29 th ); photos will be placed in order of equal parts white and minority. coalition battling Yemen’s Shi- cumulative vote totals from previous weeks. Voting The DOJ’s Office of Com- ite rebels known as Houthis th munity Oriented Policing and their allies, including sup- ends at 5 p.m. Wednesday, November 30 . Services conducted the review porters of Yemen’s former at the request of city officials president, Ali Abdullah Saleh. Pet photos will publish in the Herald-Citizen for a following protests over the While the U.S. military has nd fatal shooting of a black man, been focused on al-Qaida in sixth and final time on Friday, December 2 , in Mario Woods, and the disclo- Yemen, the Houthis had not order of final vote totals. The pet garnering the sure that some officers had ex- been a primary target of Amer- most votes will be featured on the cover of the changed racist and ican forces until the missile 2017 Putnam County Pet Calendar! The next 12 homophobic text messages. launches from Houthi-con- The report, which was re- trolled territory this week. vote-getters will be featured as a Pet-of-the-Month leased Wednesday, also noted No information on casualties throughout the calendar year. The remaining pets there were 11 fatal incidents from the U.S. missiles was pro- will be featured on the back cover of the calendar. involving San Francisco offi- vided by American officials. cers in the past three years and The three radar sites were in re- nine involved people of color. mote areas, where there was lit- Calendars will be professionally printed in color, “There’s going to be some tle risk of civilian casualties or featuring a heavy, high-gloss cover for durability. A hard truths told today,” Ronald collateral damage, said a mili- total of 3,000 calendars will be printed and Davis, director of the DOJ’s tary official who was not au- Office of Community Ori- thorized to be named and spoke available for purchase just in time for the Holidays. ented Policing Services, said on condition of anonymity. Calendars will cost $3.00 apiece, or five for $10. at a news conference announc- The destroyer USS Nitze Reserve yours today! ing the findings. launched the cruise missiles, “But to be selectively igno- the official said. rant and pretend nothing is President Barack Obama au- going on around you will ulti- thorized the strikes at the rec- $ $ mately be fatal to the organi- ommendation of Defense 335 355 EENTRYENNTTRRYY FFEEFEEEE zation.” Secretary Ash Carter and the DOJ officials advised that chairman of the Joint Chiefs of To enter, current photo and entry form must • Entries must include photo of a single pet. more research was needed to Staff, Gen. Joseph Dunford, be brought to the Herald-Citizen office • Entries will be limited to the first 50 applicants. determine whether the use of Pentagon press secretary Peter located at 1300 Neal St., Cookeville – • All entrants will be featured in the calendar. force figures reflect racism, Cook said in a statement. U.S. no later than Friday, October 28 th , 2016 • Entrants will receive a free calendar. discrimination or other factors officials had said earlier that such as a higher volume of the U.S. was weighing what calls. military response to take. Pet Name 2017 Owner’s Name PET CALENDAR Address City Zip Phone Card # Expiration Date CVV#

Entry form must be brought to the Herald-Citizen OFFICIAL located at 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, ENTRY FORM no later than Friday, October 28 th , 2016 We Accept Blue Cross of TN, Medicare, CIGNA, Tricare, and Amerigroup Plans. A A portionppoorrttiioonn ofooff thetthhee votingvvoottiinngg proceedspprroocceeeeddss andaanndd calendarccaalleennddaarr salesssaalleess willwwiillll bebbee donatedd doonnaatteedd tottoo spayssppaayy && neuteringnneeuutteerriinngg programspprrooggrraammss iniinn PutnamPPuuttnnaamm CountyCCoouunnttyy.. A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 LOCAL/NATION Critics call charge against Sheriff Joe Arpaio comeuppance

PHOENIX (AP) — The longtime sher- ated against two local of- concluded had racially profiled Latinos. orthodox approach to his jails, the sheriff flouted the rules and exposed taxpayers iff of metro Phoenix has walked away ficials and a judge at Neither investigation led to prosecution has won solid support from voters for his to millions of dollars in unnecessary from criminal investigations in the past odds with him by accus- of the sheriff nor his employees, but fed- tough-on-crime tactics. But Arpaio now legal costs. without facing charges and still has man- ing them of corruption. eral authorities plan to reverse course faces his toughest push yet for re-elec- “Even if it’s a misdemeanor, someone aged to get re-elected. His office also was in- and charge the defiant 84-year-old law- tion as he finally faces criminal repercus- has said we have had enough of the sher- Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who became a na- vestigated for mis- man with misdemeanor criminal con- sions in the heavily Hispanic state. iff’s violations of people’s rights and vi- tional name by cracking down on illegal spending more than tempt of court, marking a major blow on Joel Robbins, a Phoenix attorney who olations of laws,” Robbins said. immigration and forcing inmates to wear Arpaio $100 million in jail the day early voting begins in his bid for has filed dozens of lawsuits against Chad Willems, Arpaio’s campaign pink underwear and live in tents in the funds, including on a seventh term. There was no sign that Arpaio over the years, said a criminal manager, said the U.S. Justice Depart- desert heat, faced federal investigation those failed investigations into rival of- charges had been filed as of early Thurs- contempt charge will be a long-awaited ment is purposefully trying to hurt the four years ago on allegations he retali- ficials and on patrols that a judge later day. Despite the investigations and un- comeuppance for a lawman who has sheriff’s re-election chances.

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Obituaries Tracey Bryan Welch Thelma Moore laughing. Janice Marie He is survived by his wife of Chris Langford. Honorary Pall- In addition to her parents, she COOKEVILLE — Funeral Fields Welch. 27 years, Rena Nelson Welch, bearers are Paul Hunt, Chris COOKEVILLE — A memo- was preceded in death by sis- services for Mr. Tracey Bryan Tracey was a they married September 16, Story, Kyle Fisher, and Greg rial service for Thelma May ters, Grace Smith, Gladys Welch, 51, will be held at 10 Gulf War vet- 1989 in Rickman; two daugh- Parsons. Moore, 80, of Cookeville, will Larrabee and Jonie Helie; and a.m. Friday in the Cookeville eran having ters, Amber West and husband Hooper Huddleston and Horner be held Satur- brothers, Russell Helie and chapel of Hooper-Huddleston served in the Craig of Livingston, Tessa Funeral Home is in charge of day, Oct. 15, at Leonard Helie. She is survived and Horner Funeral Home with U.S. Army and Welch and fiance Hunter White arrangements. 931-526-6111. 1 p.m. at St. by her husband of nearly 30 Mark Nealy officiating. Inter- Mr. Welch Tenn. Army Na- of Cookeville; brother and sis- You may share your thoughts Michael’s Epis- years, Carl Moore, Jr.; daugh- ment will follow at Zion Hill tional Guard. ter-in-law, Shane and Linda and memories at www.hhhfuner- copal Church. ter, Suzanne Wright and hus- Cemetery in Overton County. He attended Beaty Swamp Welch of Cookeville; nephew, als.com Rev. Joe Weath- band David of Mt. Juliet; son, The family will receive friends Community Church in Overton Spencer Welch; father and erly will offici- Joseph Kerr of Revere, Mass.; today from 4 — 8 p.m. and County. Tracey’s life revolved mother-in-law, Bob and Connie Mrs. Moore ate. A reception and by grandson, Brady Kerr. again Friday from 9 — 10 a.m. around his girls and sports. He Nelson of Cookeville. will be held im- Memorial contributions may at the funeral home. spent many years playing, and Pallbearers are Waylon Ledbet- mediately following the service be made to Alzheimer’s of Ten- Mr. Welch passed away Thurs- umpiring softball, as well as ter, Andy Parsons, Gerald Fer- at the church. nessee, 1459 Interstate Dr., Ste. day, Oct. 6, 2016. coaching basketball. He enjoyed rell, Mickey Huckeby, Curt She died Sunday, Oct. 9, 211, Cookeville, TN 38501. He was born April 17, 1965 in the outdoors, especially hunting Huckeby, Allen Lewis, Terry 2016, at her residence. Hooper-Huddleston & Horner Cookeville to the late Lonzo and and gardening. Kingery, Ladell Medley, and She was born September 19, Funeral Home is in charge of 1936 in Montreal, Canada, to arrangements (931)526-6111. Estelle Andrews the late George and Beatrice You may share your thoughts Estelle moved to Norcross, Ga., Featherston of Tupelo, Miss., also will be at the funeral home on Fri- Merlin Helie. and memories at www.hhhfu- COOKEVILLE — Estelle in the early 1960s. She was one several sisters and brothers-in- day from 5 until 8 p.m. and Sat- Friendly, humble, caring and nerals.com Mattie (Featherston) Andrews of the first employees of Scien- law whom she loved deeply. She urday from 10 a.m. until service giving, Thelma was a light to passed from this earthly life and tific Atlanta. She retired in 1998 was also preceded in death by her time. Interment will be at Crest her family and friends. She was graduated to her greater reward after 32 years of service and re- faithful canine companion of 17 Lawn Cemetery. Bro. Joe Roberts an active member of the Epis- on Oct. 7, 2016. turned to Cookeville. She was years, Katie Mae. will officiate with family and copal Church and has attended She passed known to be a unique combina- She is survived by one daughter friends serving as pallbearers. St. Michael’s Church since peacefully with tion of a kind, gentle, feisty soul, Gina Andrews Babcock and son Hooper – Huddleston & Horner moving to Cookeville in 2002. her daughter and a very hard worker, loving wife in law Jim Babcock of Funeral Home is in charge of She served Al-Anon Family son-in-law by her and mother, sister and friend. She Cookeville; two sisters, Bonnie arrangements (931) 526-6111. Groups for over 26 years. She side. could be quiet and shy, but loved Foster of Gallatin, Tenn. and You may share your thoughts and loved cooking, entertaining and She was born in to laugh. Joyce Hawkins of Paragould, condolences at www.hhhfuner- Mrs. Detroit, Mich., She was a faithful member of Ark.; two grandchildren, Daniel als.com. Andrews on Jan. 12, 1931, the Church of Christ all of her Babcock along with fiancée to Winnell and adult life. She enjoyed attending Rachael Pitts of Antioch, Tenn., Harriett Oliver joyed flower gardening, making Thelma Stephenson Featherston. services regularly until her health and Arielle Babcock of jelly, canning and sewed many She moved to Cookeville shortly made it impossible for her to at- Cookeville, Tenn., and multiple BAXTER — Graveside me- unique quilts during her life- after her birth and remained here tend. nieces and nephews. morial services for Harriett time. during her childhood years. She She was preceded in death by Services will be held at Hooper, Boatman Oliver, 97, of Dallas, After her husband, Vernon married Owen William Andrews her parents, her husband of al- Huddleston and Horner on Satur- Texas, formerly of Baxter, will Oliver’s death and 60 years of on Nov. 24, 1948. most 60 years, a brother, James day Oct. 15 at 11 a.m. Visitation be Sunday, Oct. 16 at 2:30 p.m. marriage, she moved to Dallas at Crest Lawn Cemetery. Bro. to be near her daughter, Betty Lucy Maxwell her late husband were active street of Mt. Juliet, Kevin of Christ’s Community Church; John Pippin, Oliver. She lived in an assisted members for many years of the Maxwell and Chad Maxwell of Tim Dean, Bill Braxton, Steve minister at Bax- living center where she learned BAXTER — Graveside service former Lee Seminary Cumber- Atlanta, Ga. and Brett (Lindsay) Forgey, John Wells and John ter Church of to paint flowers and birds. Her and interment for Lucy Irene Wil- land Presbyterian Church in Maxwell of Denver, Colo.; 13 Sims. Christ, will offi- nickname was “The Painter” hite Maxwell, 96, will be Friday, Cookeville. They were also some great-grandchildren, Maxwell Brother Ed Malone of Christ’s ciate. Family and many friends and staff were Oct. 14, at 1 p.m. of the founding members of Wheaton, Jesse Scott, Chloe Ten- Community Church will officiate will receive the recipients of her paintings. at the Samuel Christ’s Community Church orig- nant, Alexis Reagan, Emily the services. friends after the She became an ambassador to Maxwell Ceme- inally located on W. Jackson in Prater, T.C. Prater, Kason and In lieu of flowers, donations Mrs. Oliver service. new residents and loved help- tery in Baxter. Cookeville and presently on Brogan Buck all of Cookeville, may be made to the Samuel Mrs. Oliver ing those in need. She enjoyed The family will Woodland Avenue. She attended Taylor, Alex and Cole Overstreet Maxwell Cemetery Association, passed away Tuesday, August 2, the many other activities as receive friends Christ’s Community Church from of Mt. Juliet, Alexis and Chandra c/o Harold Brown, Treasurer, 2016, at an elder care home in well especially when “Elvis” Thursday from 5 1980 until her death. She enjoyed Sawyer of Lebanon. 1069 Elmore Town Rd., Baxter, Dallas. sang. Mrs. — 8 p.m. at the attending church and family ac- In addition to her parents and TN 38544 and to Christ’s Com- She was born December 15, Survivors include daughter, Maxwell C o o k e v i l l e tivities, working in the yard and her husband, she was preceded in munity Church, 1530 Woodland 1918, in Cookeville to the late Betty Oliver of Dallas; her Chapel of garden and watching television death by a daughter, Janice Ave., Cookeville, TN 38501. Byrd and Mary Sliger Boatman. brother, Howard Boatman of Hooper Huddle- shows. “Cissie” Maxwell Tennant and a Hooper-Huddleston & Horner In addition to her parents, she Nashville; sister, Pearlie Bice ston Horner Funeral Home. She is survived by three sons son-in-law Dennis S. Tennant, a Funeral Home is in charge of was preceded in death by her of Rochester Hills, Mich., and Mrs. Maxwell passed away and daughters-in-law; Melvin and grandchild; John Sawyer; eight arrangements, (931) 526-6111. husband, Vernon Oliver; sister, many nieces and nephews, in- Tuesday morning, Oct. 11, 2016, Mary Maxwell, Terry and Helen brothers; Hertle, Nonda, Guy, You may share your thoughts and Rosa Sutton and brothers, cluding Maudeen Sparks of at Heritage Pointe Senior Living Maxwell all of Cookeville, Dale Enza, Willie Mack, John H., memories at Robert, Horace and Lecil Boat- Cookeville. of Cookeville surrounded by her and Barbara Maxwell of Mitchell and Arnold Wilhite; two www.hhhfunerals.com. man. Baxter Chapel of Hooper Hud- loving family. Lebanon; a daughter and son-in- sisters; Della Wilhite Gilliam and She lived in the dleston Horner Funeral Home She was born Sept. 5, 1920, in law; Kimberly and Bobby Bunola Wilhite Jaquess. Cookeville/Baxter area most of is in charge of arrangements Putnam County to the late Elijah Maxwell of Cookeville, eight Active pallbearers will be D.D. her life. During WWII, she was (931) 858-2134. You may share McCampbell Wilhite and the late grandchildren: Sherry W. (Billy) Tennant, Kevin, Chad and Brett a bookkeeper and a volunteer your thoughts and memories at Flora Bartlett Wilhite. Mrs. Scott, D.D. (Christy) Tennant, Maxwell, Max Wheaton, Billy making bandages for the sol- www.hhhfunerals.com Maxwell was married to the late Kathy Jo Prater and Karen Scott, Brian Buck and Ronnie diers. Most of her life she was Dallas Foster Maxwell of (Brian) Buck all of Cookeville, Overstreet. Honorary pallbearers a homemaker. She was a long- Cookeville for 61 years. She and Enitra Maxwell (Ronnie) Over- will be elders and former elders time member of the Baxter Church of Christ where she taught Sunday School classes Lorraine Parks civic clubs and church, al- CT and Carlen Maddux in St. Parks, and Kevin Christopher. and sang at funerals. She en- Maddux though her greatest devotion Petersburg FL; grandchildren Honorary pallbearers will be was to her family. Seth(Emily) Pinson, Luke (An- Sarah White, Betty Mott, the COOKEVILLE — Lorraine She was well known for being gela) Pinson, Audrey (Jordan) “Lunch Bunch” and the “M & Maddux passed from this life a kind and caring person who House, Anna Pinson, Ryan Pin- M”s. Graveside service will be on Oct. 7, 2016, after a brief supported many others by or- son, Lydia Pinson, Lauren held the following day, Sunday, Hallie Ova Conner Mrs. Conner passed away on period of decline. ganizing and preparing meals Parks (Kevin) Christopher, Jac Oct. 16 at 1 p.m. with the inter- Oct. 11, 2016, at Signature Health She died at for families of sick and be- Parks, Alex Parks, Sara Parks, ment at Triune Methodist LIVINGSTON — Funeral serv- Care in Algood. Speck Funeral home in reaved people in the commu- Margaret Alice (Ryan Morris- Church Cemetery in ices will be held for Hallie Ova Home is in charge of arrange- Cookeville, sur- nity. sey) Maddux, David (Katie) Williamson County. Conner, 91, of Allons, on Friday, ments. rounded and Lorraine was preceded in Maddux, Rachel (Sergio) De- Memorial contributions to the Oct. 14, at 11 a.m., from the cared for by her death by her first husband, Santo, Kathryn Maddux; and Collegeside Food Pantry, Tim- chapel of Speck Funeral Home. loving family Owen D. Parks, as well as her great-grandchildren Leif and othy Hill Children’s Ranch, or Burial will be in Overton County during her final second husband, David H. Jack Henry Christopher, and a charity of your choice are en- Memotial Gardens, Livingston. Mrs. days. (Dave) Maddux; her parents, Libby, Nelson, and Bennett couraged in lieu of flowers. Family will receive friends Maddux Lorraine was James Ellis Isom and Ollie Maddux, and Olivia and Victor Hooper-Huddleston & Horner today from 5 — 9 p.m., at the fu- born in Geneva Eady Isom; a sister, DeSanto. Funeral Home is in charge of neral home. Williamson County on Sept. 6, Audrey Isom, brother-in-law, Visitation with the family will arrangements (931) 526-6111. 1928 at her parents’ home in Pete Eudailey, and Dave’s be held on Friday, Oct. 14 from You may share your thoughts the Allisona Community. daughter Alice Maddux and 5 to 8 p.m. at Hooper, Huddle- and memories at www.hhhfu- She was known and respected daughter-in-law Martha ston & Horner Funeral Home. nerals.com. in Cookeville as a good busi- (Carlen) Maddux. Visitation will also be held Carl Smallwood service. nesswoman, and a devoted She is survived by her brother, from noon to 2 p.m. on Satur- Mr. Smallwood passed away member of Collegeside Church Harvey (Harriet) Isom, sisters day, Oct. 15 at Collegeside COOKEVILLE — Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2016, at of Christ. Elaine (Ron) Roark, and Carol Church of Christ, prior to the services for Carl Smallwood, 60, Bethesda Health Care Center in Lorraine was a fun-loving Eudailey, her children Teresa funeral service at that location. of Gainesboro, will be conducted Cookeville. Crest Lawn Funeral person who maintained life- (Keith) Pinson and J.D. (Lissa) Pallbearers will be David Saturday, Oct. 15, beginning at 4 Home is in charge of arrange- long friendships with her asso- Parks, Dave’s children Bob (Is- Maddux, Seth Pinson, Luke p.m. from the chapel of Crest ments. ciates from the business world, abel) Maddux in Greenwich, Pinson, Ryan Pinson, Alex Lawn Funeral Home in Cookeville. Internment will follow in Pharris Cemetery in Jack- son County. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 1 p.m. until time of

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Thursday, October 13, 2016 LIVING 8 Husband’s partisan politics dominating social visits Onions EAR ABBY: My husband is very po- Dlitical, and around election time he becomes en- grossed in news shows. He Upside has a habit of showing his favorite political news clips to friends when they visit. I am uncomfortable with down Cornbread this, as I feel our friends are too polite to decline, and they allow my husband to cornbread preach politics to them out of courtesy to the host. They & are like-minded, politically recipe speaking, and the few who aren’t are not going to be swayed by comedy news showcases shows. I excuse myself from the room when he begins his sermons. Vidalia I have Dear asked Abby him to onions stop doing this id you see that picture? Corn- when bread with onions on it and friends little bits of bacon. What do visit, but you serve with this? Pinto he re- Dbeans, of course, and mashed potatoes, fuses. pork chops and brussel sprouts. I over How can ate this meal. If you’re in a hurry, or just I per- don’t like it, you can suade leave the broccoli Abigail Drucilla’s him to Little Helpers and cottage cheese Van Buren just have out. You can also “friends just make cornbread time” with no politics? — and do the onions in POLITICALLY UNMOTI- the bottom of the VATED skillet. George says I DEAR POLITICALLY should have UNMOTIVATED: You browned it more (as can’t. You aren’t going to he was eating away). change your husband. Fortu- It was delicious. nately, most of your friends Do you mind if I are politically like-minded. talk about retirement Those who find his enter- again? This is all Drucilla The onions, which are incorporated into the cornbread, make this Southern staple an extra-tasty treat. tainment to be offensive will Ray new to me but I am postpone seeing you until learning. I went back after the election is over. So to my office several Vidalia Onion spaces with smaller bits of onion. I also There are craft booths set up in down- stop stressing. days last week to get my personal stuff Upside Down Cornbread used bits of cooked bacon. Finely chop town Monterey and food, of course. The DEAR ABBY: Is it OK for out and the last day of the week when I Serves: 8 any remaining Vidalia onion and reserve train will arrive around noon. Come up a person who went to AA a went down there, George told me a You will need a 10 or 12 inch cast iron it. Let the onions cook on medium heat on the mountain and help us celebrate few years ago and has gone story. He said, “Once there was a man skillet for this dish. Please be careful for 5 minutes. While the onions are our heritage. Our new 2016 Standing totally alcohol-free, to start who got fired from his job but he kept flipping the cornbread out of the pan, do cooking, mix the batter. Add the corn- Stone booklet will be on sale at the having a beer every other going back every day. Finally the boss this at your own risk meal, flour, sugar, salt and baking pow- Monterey Depot as well as past years’ night or even keep a bottle of came around and said to the man, “You 2 Vidalia onions (I used a sweet onion) der in a bowl and stir to combine. In a editions. While I am reminding you of vodka around to have every are not going to get a paycheck no mat- 4 tablespoons of butter large bowl beat 4 eggs, mix in the cot- events, I will tell you about our annual now and then? Or should ter how many times you come in to 1 1⁄2 cups of fine ground yellow or tage cheese. Squeeze the water out of the dinner theater which will be held this you stay alcohol-free to be work. We fired you, so go home.” I think white cornmeal broccoli and mix this into the eggs. Add year on Nov. 19 at the Monterey Com- sure that this issue doesn’t George missed me. 1 cup all purpose flour the reserved chopped onions. Add the munity Center. Our theme this year for happen again? — ALCO- People have asked me, “Are you and 1 1⁄2 teaspoons salt cornmeal mix and stir to combine. Add all our Standing Stone events has been HOL-FREE George going to travel?” Yes, we are and 1⁄3 cup white sugar optional bacon if you like. Pour the bat- “Leading Ladies of Monterey” and that DEAR ALCOHOL- we did this week. One day we drove to 1 tablespoon baking powder ter over the onions. Bake the cornbread is what our dinner theater will be about. FREE: For some individuals Clarkrange to have tires put on his truck. 8 ounces frozen broccoli-thawed for 20 - 23 minutes or until done. Let the Each year we focus on the history of our it may be possible to have an Another day we drove to Nashville for 1⁄2 cup cooked chopped bacon (op- cornbread cool for 10-15 minutes. Run a town. I’ll tell you more about it as we occasional drink without us to both see doctors. One day next tional) knife around the edge of the cornbread. get closer to the date. falling completely off the week I travel by myself to Livingston to 4 eggs Place a plate over the pan and using Well, I need to go cook for someone wagon, but I wouldn’t rec- get my teeth cleaned. I don’t know if I 16 ounces of 2% cottage cheese oven mitts carefully flip the pan over who is hanging around here, and then I ommend it. can handle all this traveling. Maybe I Preheat oven to 400ºF. Slice the Vidalia and remove the cornbread from the pan. have a doctor’s appointment. No, And as to keeping a bottle will get used to it. onions into rings, leaving the rings in I would like to remind you of our big George is not going. He needs his rest. of vodka around to nip into I am still doing a lot of cooking and a order if possible. Melt the butter in the Standing Stone event on Saturday begin- Until next week, if you have any ques- “every now and then,” I think lot of eating. So far I do not need any cast iron skillet. Place the onion slices ning with a parade at 9 a.m. and a cere- tions please call me at 510-1349 or that makes as much sense as taste-testers. close together into the butter, fill in any mony at the Standing Stone monument. email me at [email protected]. keeping a box of chocolates in the house if someone is ad- dicted to sweets. (And many of us are!) DEAR ABBY: My sister- in-law wants to choose the gifts we give them. She This edamame dish can be used as side dish or star doesn’t have enough man- ners to smile, accept a gift By MELISSA D’ARABIAN and say “thank you” as we Associated Press were raised to do. She told us, “All those educational I’m a fan of stocking my kitchen with toys you gave my son, I do- healthy, nutrient-dense ingredients that nated them!” can be used on the fly on those busy I have donated much of days when 5 p.m. sneaks up without no- what she has given us, but I tice. Even if I pay a little more at the would never tell her that. store for “healthy convenience food,” She’s now ordering toys I’m still coming out ahead, financially and having them delivered to and health-wise, if it keeps me from or- our home for us to wrap and dering takeout. give to her son. I had already Frozen edamame, or soybeans, are a bought a kaleidoscope, great example. Buy both shelled and un- books, racetrack and a huge shelled versions and keep them in the jar of little cars to use as re- freezer. The edamame in the pod are per- wards since he’s 4 and still fect to grab to stave off hungry kiddos not potty-trained. She sent us while dinner is being prepared — a a thank-you note (the first quick steam or microwave visit, plus a one ever) for the gifts THEY bit of garlic or spices, and a healthy nib- AP sent us to give my nephew, ble is ready. Edamame pods are also but did not mention the eight great for boosting the protein and fiber Edamame combines with quinoa and tomatoes to form a nutrition-packed side dish or entree. items I bought. in lunchboxes, or as a perfectly-placed of protein and 9 grams of dietary fiber 1 cup cooked quinoa parsley, almond and feta in a large salad Please help me cope with dinner party appetizer. for about 120 calories, so you’ll feel 1/2 cup small grape tomatoes, halved bowl. this extremely rude sister-in- Shelled edamame are also a worthy fuller longer with those little beans in 1/2 cup parsley, chopped In a medium bowl, whisk together the law. — TRYING TO COPE purchase, even if they cost a bit more there. Or, combine this freezer staple 1/4 cup toasted almonds, roughly mustard and lemon juice. Drizzle in the IN TEXAS than other frozen beans, such as lima with fellow weeknight staple quinoa to chopped olive oil, whisking into an emulsion. DEAR TRYING: I’ll try. 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World in Brief Flooding still plagues N. Carolina German officials GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Floyd in 1999. Anita Van Beveren has been The Tar River isn’t expected to demand answers coming back day after day to get as high this time. in bomb plot watch the brown floodwater Joe Davis owns houses on an- creep toward the rental home she other street that crosses Willow, BERLIN (AP) — A 22-year- shares with her two teenage chil- including a rental property where old Syrian man suspected of dren. While she got many be- waist-deep water lapped at the planning an Islamic extremist longings out, they couldn’t move foundation Wednesday. bombing attack strangled him- everything — a bicycle is He watched a worker use duct self by tying his shirt to the chained to a back deck sur- tape and sheets of plastic to seal bars of his jail cell, German rounded by water. crawl space vents after placing officials said Thursday. “I cry and pray. There’s nothing sandbags at the doors. Rolf Jacob, the head of the else to do,” said Van Beveren, “This is my first time doing this, prison where 22-year-old who is staying with friends. “We so we’ll see how this works,” bomb suspect Jaber Albakr keep coming up here every hour. said Davis, who bought the rental was held, told reporters in And every hour it’s worse.” house several months ago. Dresden that a trainee guard Such is the vigil many are keep- Wearing duck-hunting waders, checked on the prisoner at ing on Van Beveren’s side of Wil- Andrew Brauns strode through 7:30 p.m., and that when he low Street, which runs parallel to the murky water after working on returned for another check at the Tar River and has largely Davis’s rental house. He does 7:45 p.m. he found Albakr served as a boundary between maintenance for several property dead, having strangled himself those who evacuated and those owners and said he put in several by tying his T-shirt to the bars who stayed. The leafy neighbor- 15-hour days this week. on the front of his cell. hood — one of many around “These are going to be our two Saxony’s justice minister, North Carolina to suffer flooding worst houses actually,” he said, Sebastian Gemkow, said Al- after Hurricane Matthew — in- AP pointing to the rental house and bakr was declared dead a half cludes one-story homes and one across the street. “So we’ve hour later. small apartment buildings that A National Guard vehicle drives through as the floodwaters rise in Greenville, N.C., on really been trying to keep the house a mix of families and stu- Wednesday. water out. Under the houses, it dents from nearby East Carolina can wash a bunch of the founda- 'Extremely University. from Matthew — which killed expect their houses to be dry, and know what’s coming,” said John tions away.” dangerous' North of Willow, houses and more than 500 people in Haiti — most stayed despite a mandatory Benson. Two tenants of another house apartments were filling up with has left at least 35 dead in the evacuation. He lives on a street that crosses surrounded by several feet of Hurricane Nicole to water even before the river was U.S. “People that are staying are Willow just uphill from a Dead water walked up to survey the expected to crest Thursday. The South of the street — and uphill pretty comfortable because a lot End sign that marked the edge of scene at the end of the street that pummel Bermuda flooding triggered by heavy rain from the river — homeowners of us were here for Floyd, and we the floodwaters from Hurricane dead ends near the river.

HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) — The British territory of Bermuda hunkered down Official: Pilot, trainee had overnight as Hurricane Nicole Satanic Temple asks city council rapidly strengthened into a major Category 4 storm and altercation before plane crash took aim at the tiny island in for OK to give invocation the northern Atlantic Ocean. EAST HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — anonymity. The U.S. National Hurricane A plane crash that killed a student pilot The Piper PA-34 Seneca crashed with BOSTON (AP) — Satanists want to down the request. Center in Miami called Nicole and left his flight instructor with seri- the two men aboard during a training give their blessings to city leaders in The nontheistic organization says those an “extremely dangerous” ous burns appears to have been a sui- flight Tuesday in East Hartford near the Boston. giving the opening prayer are “over- storm and urged islanders to cide attempt, a U.S. official familiar headquarters of Pratt & Whitney, while The Boston Globe reports a local chap- whelmingly Christian.” rush preparations for its pow- with the investigation said. returning to Brainard Airport in Hart- ter of the Satanic Temple is asking the Other Satanic Temple chapters have erful rain and winds. It said The two men had an altercation inside ford, authorities said. The flight in- City Council for permission to give the made similar requests in other cities. Nicole should pass near the cockpit of the small plane and the structor was badly burned, but invocation that typically kicks off its The organization recently opened its in- Bermuda on Thursday morn- instructor was unable to regain control survived. City Hall meetings. ternational headquarters in Salem, home ing. The storm was located from the trainee before it crashed near The instructor described the student The chapter argued in a letter Tuesday of the notorious Colonial era witch trials. about 100 miles southwest of the Connecticut headquarters of a mil- pilot as disgruntled about learning to be to Democratic Council President Wu tells the Globe each councilor can Bermuda early Thursday itary jet engine manufacturer, accord- a pilot, the U.S. official said. Michelle Wu it would be a “breach of the invite about three people each year to morning. ing to the official, who was not The flight instructor is Arian Prevalla, first amendment” for the council to turn give the invocation. It had maximum sustained authorized to speak publicly and spoke 43, and the student was Feras Freitekh, winds of 130 mph. Wednesday on the condition of said a law enforcement official.

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Thursday, October 13, 2016 SPORTS B Golden Eagles T S S A A S T A T E T O U R N A M E N T looking to get rid of slow starts

By SCOTT WILSON HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Editor

It is confusing when you look at the numbers of Tennessee Tech’s 40-21 football loss Saturday to Jacksonville State University. The Gamecocks, one of the top teams in the Football Championship Sub- division, accumulated 446 yards of total offense, over 200 yards more than Tech. Those numbers indicate it was a commanding win for the Game- cocks and, if you wear purple and gold, it was probably a game you would like to forget. But behind the numbers, maybe the most interesting stat was the scoreboard. Jacksonville State scored the first 24 points of the game, all within the first 22 minutes of the contest. From that point on, the Golden Eagles seemed to be in charge, outscoring Jack- sonville State 21-16 the rest of the way. From the “The effort in the game at Jacksonville was Sidelines good by our guys,” said Tech coach Marcus Sat- terfield. “However, we have to develop competitive greatness. It is a word that comes up like (former UCLA basketball coaching legend) John Wooden talked about. We have to play at our best when our best is needed, instead of getting too far behind, then relaxing and playing.” The Golden Eagles will be back in action Sat- urday, when Tech hosts Eastern Illinois for a key Ohio Valley Conference game at Tucker Sta- dium. Kickoff is 6 p.m. Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen Satterfield said he and his staff talk to their Scott players all the time about playing the game to Cookeville’s Will Brooks watches his drive during the first day of the TSSAA Class AAA Boys Golf State Tournament Wilson win. He expects them to play as hard as they can on Tuesday at Willowbrook Golf Club in Manchester. and make plays, saying his players should “be aggressive,” not waiting around until the game is out of control to flip the switch. “That’s a losing mentality,’ Satterfield said, “and we can’t do that.” Satterfield said it’s up to him and his coaches to mold his players Big improvement so they have confidence in themselves, their coaches and their team- mates. However, that task could be made more difficult as young players, as many as 13 rookies, are seeing significant time on offense or defense. Brooks shoots four strokes better in final day “I love them,” the coach said. “They don’t care what the score is. They just play as hard as they can. That’s all I can ask of them right From Staff Reports pretty much did that. He hit a now.” ball out of bounds on 13, and Satterfield said Tech’s slow start against Jacksonville State was Cookeville High School’s that hole brings a lot of people costly, but he was proud of the way the Golden Eagles turned things Will Brooks bounced back in a down. He bounced back really around. TTU was experiencing what the coach called a “beat down” big way on his second and quickly, though; he had a until about 1:53 to go in the first half. That’s when the game turned final day of the TSSAA Class strong finish, and there’s noth- purple and gold — a color Satterfield hopes he sees a lot of Satur- AAA Boys Golf State Tourna- ing to hold his head down day. ment as he shot four strokes about.” “The rest of the game, we competed,” Satterfield said. “The same better at a 3-over-par 75 on Brooks also made a drastic guys we couldn’t do anything against (early in the game) we scored Wednesday at the Willow- improvement on his back nine. 21 points against in basically two quarters. That’s the frustrating part. brook Golf Club in Manches- He made par on the fourth Our kids can do it. We keep telling them they can do it; they just have ter. hole, which he triple bogeyed to go do it.” Brooks’ score on Wednesday, on Tuesday, and he scored coupled with his 7-over-par 79 birdies on holes six, seven, score from Tuesday, and nine again to bring was good enough for his back nine score to a four-way tie for 1-under and his total 32nd place with a to 3-over. total of 10-over-par “Overall, (Brooks) 154. played well all year At first, Brooks struggled long,” Pitts said. “His scoring slightly as bogeys on the 10th average came out under par hole, the 12th hole, and a for the year, and that’s some- triple bogey on 13 landed him thing you fairly seldom see. At in an early 5-over-par situa- that age, even good players are tion. However, Brooks kicked going to be up and down, but it into high gear, breaking he’s been consistent all year even on the next three holes long. I couldn’t ask any more that he bogeyed on Tuesday from Will, and he was a great and scoring a birdie on the team leader.” 17th hole to bring his front The future looks bright as Ben Craven | Herald-Citzen nine score to 4-over. Brooks now looks forward to Cookeville’s Will Brooks watches his putt during the first “We talked about different playing golf at the college day of the TSSAA Class AAA Boys Golf State Tournament ways to approach the second level next fall. on Tuesday at Willowbrook Golf Club in Manchester. Lee Walls | Herald-Citizen round, and the plan was to “He’s excited about (playing Tennessee Tech’s Deven Sullivan (21) chases down Jack- pretty much play like normal at Tennessee Tech),” Pitts said. ahead for him. It’s a big ad- able to step right in and con- sonville State quarterback Eli Jenkins (7) during the but be aggressive on approach “His High School career is justment going from high tribute. I look for Will to get a Golden Eagles’ 40-21 loss to the Gamecocks last Saturday shots and putts,” CHS head over as far as golf is con- school to college, but as far as lot of playing time in college, at JSU. coach Larry Pitts said. “He cerned, but there’s a lot more the golf goes, he should be even as a freshman.” Tech cross country to compete in Crimson Classic on Friday

By SCOTT WILSON Pritchett Running Park in Tuscaloosa, is set to That, the coach said, should fit well with his Louisville earlier this season, I would feel re- HERALD-CITIZEN Sports Staff begin at 9 a.m. with the men’s race. The women teams’ abilities. Tech’s upperclassmen have run ally good about that,” Angel said. “If Gilbert are scheduled to run at 9:45 a.m. Teams from all on the course in the past with only TTU’s new- could finish in the top five, that would be awe- Instead of taking his teams to the Pre-Nationals over the country are scheduled to compete, in- comers seeing the course for the first time on some. If he needs to see what his competition Meet as a warm-up heading into the Ohio Valley cluding 11 teams from the Friday. is before nationals, this will be his greatest op- Conference Championships later this month, Southeastern Conference as “The men’s team is starting to pack (TTU run- portunity.” Tennessee Tech coach Wayne Angel made a well as squads form the At- ners finishing closer together) a little better now. Angel said besides Boit, he believes good ef- change in his schedule that, possibly, could have lantic Coast Conference, the They’ve been working hard on closing the gap forts Friday from Daniel Williamson, Joshua a major impact on his cross country program. Sun Belt and the OVC. between the second and fifth runners,” Angel Daughtry, Sigei Bernard, Brannon Cheplak, An- The Tech men and women will instead partici- “This meet is going to help us said. “I’ve been very pleased. (Sophomore) thony Palmer and Anthony Rono will help the pate in this weekend’s Crimson Classic at the get physically ready and men- Gilbert (Boit), it is important for him to get out Golden Eagles post a finish TTU can build on. University of Alabama. Cross Country tally strong for the conference with the top guys in the race.” Micayla Rennick, who posted a time of 17 “We were scheduled to go to the pre-nationals meet in two weeks. That is our Alabama’s Antibahs Kosgei, one of the top minutes, 53 seconds in the recent Greater event, but we chose to go to Alabama because foremost concern,” Angel said. runners in the country and a national contender Louisville Classic, will lead the women’s team we didn’t have a full roster,” Angel said. “Our “This meet is turning out to be as big as the pre- again this year, will headline the men’s field. into battle. number two guy (Paul Patterson) has an injury, nationals, and will have most of the top teams Angel said it will be good for Boit to test his “I think Micayla will do phenomenal. The best and since we’re not going to be at full strength, in the south. We’re going to get a chance to see ability against the best. is yet to come for her and she could be one of it didn’t make sense to me to bring our team how we stack up.” “For our team, it will be tough to come out of the best distance runners we’ve ever had at down to such a high caliber meet.” Angel said the Crimson Classic course has this in the top five. But I think if we could The event, scheduled for Friday at the Harry some rolling hills but is predominantly flat. come in the top 15, kind of like we did at See TECH, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 SPORTS Nationals’ Scherzer to face Dodgers in Game 5

By STEPHEN WHYNO “It’s going to be a heck of a ballgame,” Scherzer AP Sports Writer said. “These are two great teams. We’ve seen great pitching, we’ve seen great offense, great bullpens, WASHINGTON (AP) — While going to ace Clay- clutch hitting. We’ve seen it all. So the opportunity ton Kershaw on short rest helped the Los Angeles to go out there in Game 5, back in D.C. with our Dodgers stave off elimination in their NL Division fans, it’s going to be a heck of an experience.” Series against the Washington Nationals, it also has Some other things to watch in Game 5 between the raised the question: Dodgers and Nationals: Who will start Game 5 for the Dodgers? Left, left, left “I know Kershaw isn’t pitching,” Nationals man- The Dodgers can trot out a lineup of seven left- ager Dusty Baker said. “Thank God.” handed batters, starting with Chase Utley and Seager While there will be no Kershaw and LA manager and continuing down to Gonzalez, Joc Pederson, Dave Roberts still has not named his starter, the Na- switch-hitting catcher Yasmani Grandal and Andrew tionals will hand the ball to Cy Young Award candi- Toles. That’s a powerful crew that can do damage if date Max Scherzer in the decisive Game 5 at home Scherzer makes even a couple of mistakes. Thursday night. Murph-tober With a spot in the NL Championship Series against Nationals second baseman Daniel Murphy has the Chicago Cubs at stake, Scherzer is the man picked up where he left off last October with the Washington wants on the mound and he’s embracing New York Mets. Murphy is 6 for 13 with six RBIs the pressure. in the series but has yet to hit a home run. He had “I’ve kind of said over the past few days, I’ve said seven in the playoffs last year, including three that a handful of times throughout my career, ‘Hey, against the Dodgers. this is the biggest start of my career,’” Scherzer said Bullish ‘pen Tuesday. “How you handle that, going out there Pablo Martinez Monsivais | AP, file Nationals relievers have combined to allow two using the emotion of that scenario, that everything runs on 10 hits in 14 2/3 innings in the series. Lefties is on the line, look, I’m not going to shy away from In this Oct. 7 photo, Washington Nationals starting pitcher Max Scherzer works against Sammy Solis, Marc Rzepczynski and Oliver Perez it. This is the biggest start of my career.” the Los Angeles Dodgers during the first inning in Game 1 of the National League Divi- have flummoxed the Dodgers, who developed a rep- Scherzer (20-7, 2.96 ERA) lasted only six innings sion Series at Nationals Park in Washington. utation for struggling against left-handed pitchers. and lost Game 1 after giving up home runs to Corey LA lefty Rich Hill, beating him in Game 2. Hill (12- things we can do in the bullpen, as well, if Max Bad aim, not blood Seager and Justin Turner. While Scherzer is looking 5, 2.12) will most likely be the Dodgers’ starter in doesn’t get to the ninth. He’s got a lot of help. So Pitchers have combined to hit 11 batters through for some redemption, the Dodgers are looking for- Game 5, though Roberts will use a “collection of hopefully we’ll get a couple of runs early and do four games, the most in a playoff series in major ward to another shot at him. arms” and could quickly turn to fresh 20-year-old what we can to stay with our approach and stay league history. That’s not because things have been “I mean, we beat him once already,” first baseman lefty Julio Urias if there’s trouble. within ourselves (and) just have a lot of fun.” chippy. “I think our guys have done a lot of breaking Adrian Gonzalez said. “We put some pretty good at- Washington’s bullpen has been strong, but Scherzer Scherzer considers the big stage plenty of fun. He balls to the lefties and caught their feet,” Scherzer bats against him in Game 1, and we’re confident that is in the spotlight. said it doesn’t matter that it’s not him against Ker- said. “That’s just baseball. No one on either side is we can do that again.” “I know who Max is and how he goes about it,” shaw again and expects the Dodgers’ best effort and trying to hit anybody with everything on the line The Nationals also had some good at-bats against right fielder Bryce Harper said. “I think there are a charged atmosphere. right now.” Curses, schmurses LeBron’s foundation opens institute to aid Kids confident in Chicago Cubs college students By DON BABWIN For Kaitlin and her schoolmates, Associated Press there is optimism that the Cubs will win it all this year and, if not, By TOM WITHERS CHICAGO (AP) — Kaitlin they will certainly end the long AP Sports Writer Reap didn’t listen when her dad championship drought by the tried to warn her about the life- time they leave Saint Andrew. At AKRON, Ohio (AP) — LeBron James isn’t just helping kids time of misery waiting for her if nearby Hawthorne Scholastic afford college. He wants them to stay there and leave with diplo- she cheered for the Chicago Cubs. Academy, the only fear is that the mas. She rejected his invitation to share principal won’t let them out of The Cleveland Cavaliers superstar, whose foundation an- with him the joys of being a St. class to watch the parade they nounced a partnership with the University of Akron last year to Louis Cardinals fan. And all his know is coming. pay for four years of tuition for inner-city public high school talk about curses simply guaran- The way these kids see it, all graduates who meet certain criteria, has established an institute teed him a daughter who wants those older fans are being a little at the school to assist students. nothing to do with goats. silly. The I PROMISE Institute will provide resources to support stu- “I want to be a Cubs fan,” said “People are a little paranoid (be- dents pursuing four-year degrees. The institute will be con- Kaitlin, a 9-year-old third grader cause) it hasn’t happened, but it structed in a space inside InfoCision Stadium on campus. It will at Saint Andrew School, less than might be a coincidence that they provide around-the-clock support to students. a mile from Wrigley Field. “I haven’t won in a while,” said “When we first started this program, I wanted my kids to grad- think they’re going to win.” Max Oldham, an 11-year-old uate from high school,” James said. “But the more we grow as Cubs fans everywhere are hop- sixth grader at Saint Andrew. a foundation, the more we find can be done to give our kids the ing for a World Series champion All that talk about paranoia, not best chance to be successful. We don’t just want our kids to get for the first time since 1908, and to mention referring to 108 years to college. We want them to graduate from college. And we want they have a loaded team this time, as “a while,” might have some- to make sure we are doing everything we can to help them do one that piled up the most wins in thing to do with parents who have that.” the majors this season. But there protected their children from The first class for the program is currently in eighth grade and is also fear — the kind of fear that what they know and what they Don Babwin | AP will be enrolling at Akron in 2021. James’ foundation has estab- is handed down from generation have witnessed for themselves. lished a board of academics from across the country to establish Students at Hawthorne Elementary School near Wrigley to generation in Chicago, the kind “We have not told him about a curriculum for the institute and determine the best ways to help Field in Chicago, hold a Cubs W sign outside the school. that comes from heartbreak after Bartman,” said Cy Oldham, who urban youth stay in school. heartbreak, the kind that is fed by saw what unfolded from the left help knowing about those times, cause we’ll have Kyle Schwarber “If we want to be ready for our students when they get to cam- billy goat curses (1945), black field bleachers after she and her not with a first name that her par- back,” she said of the player who pus in a few short years, the work needs to start now,” said cats (1969) and infamous plays husband decided to postpone ents chose because they liked the suffered a season-ending knee in- Michele Campbell, the foundation’s executive director. “For (looking at you, Steve Bartman ). their honeymoon so they could way it sounded and because jury early this season. many of our kids, they are the first in their families to attend col- Cubs fans know this feeling as attend the playoffs. “We try not to Wrigley Field is on Addison Her mother, the assistant princi- lege, so we want to create a familiar, encouraging environment well as they know their way to the dwell on that time (and) it is not Street. That might explain why pal at Saint Andrew, doesn’t want where they feel safe and supported.” friendly confines. They’ve grown something we want to sit down the 11-year-old sixth grader does- to see her daughter suffer. But Even before the institute is open to college students, it will up with it. and say, so, ‘Let me tell you how n’t think the Cubs will win it all Sarah Casavechia also sees root- serve as a center for high school students and their parents as Except, that is, for the fans who bad things used to be.’” this year. ing for the Cubs as part of grow- they prepare for the college experience. haven’t finished growing up. Addison Casavechia could not “I have my bets for next year being up in Chicago. On Wednesday, James reiterated his commitment to helping others.

TECH: Classic should test Golden Eagles going to Nationals

From Page B1 and I wouldn’t put it past them to see some good performances Tech,” Angel said. “Because this week,” Angel said. “I we’re running a 6K this week would like to see them run instead of a 5K, I think she will some personal bests.” go under 22 minutes.” After returning from Ala- Angel said Sarah Brandt is bama, Tech will have a week also running well right now as off before traveling to is Purity Murray, who are nor- Nashville to compete in the mally the second and third run- OVC Championship at Bel- ners for Tech behind Rennick. mont University. The NCAA Jenna Storms and Madison Regional is scheduled for Nov. Stremler will also figure to 11 with the National Champi- make an impact for the Golden onship set for Nov. 19 in Terre Eagles. Anna Cooper, Molly Haute, Ind. Griffin, D’Airrien Jackson, “This meet in Alabama will Crystal Liebenburg and Andrea probably define who we are as Retano round out the Tech ros- a team and how far we can go,” ter. Angel said. “I am excited “They’ve had a couple of about it, but it is up to the kids weeks of good performances and how bad they want it.” HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 — B3 ( SPORTS Herald-Citizen CLA$$IFIED Chargers hope to find ways to win Phone: 526-9715 Buy it, Fax: 526-1209 Sell it, e-mail: classified@ By BERNIE WILSON herald-citizen.com AP Sports Writer s rr TM Trade it here!

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Ever the optimist, Philip Rivers has chosen to laugh to keep City of Algood NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE from crying as the pratfalls pile up for the San Diego Chargers, although he did seem The following will meet on Tues- WHEREAS, default has oc- misty-eyed as he tried to explain a particu- day, October 18, 2016 at Al- curred in the performance of the good City Hall: covenants, terms, and condi- larly brutal collapse against New Orleans two tions of a Deed of Trust Note weeks ago. Board of Zoning Appeals at 5:15 dated April 16, 2009, and the Is there more pain in store for the Chargers, pm Deed of Trust of even date se- who have led at halftime in all five games Planning Commission - 5:30 pm curing the same, recorded April City Council at 6:00 pm 30, 2009, in Book No. 525, at and at the two-minute warning in their first Page 546, in Office of the Re- four games, and have scored at least 31 Public is encouraged to attend. gister of Deeds for Putnam points three times, yet are 1-4? County, Tennessee, executed by If so, it will be on display for a national TV Vaughan Larson Edmund R Villa, Sr. and Virginia City Recorder Ann Villa, conveying certain audience when the Chargers host the five- 10/13, 16 property therein described to time AFC West champion Denver Broncos NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE First American Title Insurance (4-1) Thursday night. Company as Trustee for Mort- Rivers sure hopes not, although he knows WHEREAS, default has oc- gage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for the Chargers aren’t trying to fumble, throw Jeff Roberson | AP, file curred in the performance of the Sun West Mortgage Company, interceptions, miss tackles and otherwise covenants, terms, and condi- In this Sept. 25 photo, San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers (17) sits tions of a Deed of Trust Note Inc., its successors and assigns; botch games. on the bench during the first half of an NFL football game against the Indi- dated April 14, 2009, and the and the undersigned, Wilson & Associates, P.L.L.C., having “It’s the mental challenge, really, now,” anapolis Colts in Indianapolis. Deed of Trust of even date se- Rivers said. “Are we going to find a way to curing the same, recorded May been appointed Successor Trustee by Reverse Mortgage win, or are we going to find a new way” to terback for Denver after rookie Paxton Lynch ready. His poor footwork cost him a touch- 29, 2009, in Book No. 531, at Page 313, in Office of the Re- Funding, LLC. lose? struggled in a loss to the Falcons. down throw to a wide open Emmanuel gister of Deeds for Putnam “Hopefully we’ve ran out of ways.” Here are some things to look for as the Sanders and he constantly held onto the ball County, Tennessee, executed by NOW, THEREFORE, notice is The Chargers blew late leads in losses at Broncos try for their 16th straight division too long. It didn’t help that RG Ty Sambrailo Ellen L. Jackson and James A. hereby given that the entire in- Kansas City and Indianapolis, and at home road victory while the Chargers try to end was a turnstile, allowing three sacks before Jackson, conveying certain prop- debtedness has been declared erty therein described to James due and payable; and that an against the Saints. their division losing streak at 10: being benched. Siemian is expected to return V. Webb as Trustee for Wells agent of Wilson & Associates, Then came last week, when another fumble Head coach to the starting role. Fargo Bank, N.A.; and the un- P.L.L.C., as Successor Trustee, by Melvin Gordon and another shank by Denver’s DeCamillis said he’d love to be a Hot seat dersigned, Wilson & Associates, by virtue of the power, duty, and rookie punter Drew Kaser allowed the head coach in the NFL someday, but he’s not McCoy was Denver’s offensive coordinator P.L.L.C., having been appointed authority vested in and imposed Successor Trustee by Wells upon said Successor Trustee, by Raiders to take the lead with almost 13 min- viewing this as an audition. “You always when he was hired by the Chargers in Janu- Fargo Bank, N.A.. Reverse Mortgage Funding, utes to play. A botched hold by Kaser on a think about it. I interviewed for the Chicago ary 2013 to replace the fired Norv Turner. LLC, will, on December 1, 2016 potential tying field goal with 2:07 left sealed job so you think about it,” he said. “I don’t McCoy turned in two 9-7 seasons, including NOW, THEREFORE, notice is on or about 12:00 PM, at the the face-plant. really look as this opportunity as that, to be a playoff win and loss after the 2013 season, hereby given that the entire in- Putnam County Courthouse, Cookeville, Tennessee, offer Coach Mike McCoy’s job could be on the honest with you. I look at helping an organi- before the Bolts collapsed to 4-12 last season. debtedness has been declared due and payable; and that an for sale certain property herein- line, and the Chargers aren’t helping their al- zation and helping a friend and a coach. The Chargers are 24-31 under McCoy and agent of Wilson & Associates, after described to the highest ready longshot chances of getting voters to That’s what I’m doing. I’m going to try general manager Tom Telesco, also hired in P.L.L.C., as Successor Trustee, bidder FOR certified funds paid approve a $1.1 billion public handout for a everything that I can to help this organization January 2013. The last time the Chargers by virtue of the power, duty, and at the conclusion of the sale, or credit bid from a bank or other new stadium on Election Day. get through this little bump in the road then fired a coach during a season was when authority vested in and imposed upon said Successor Trustee, by lending entity pre-approved by The defending Super Bowl champion Bron- we’ll go from there.” Kevin Gilbride lost his job six games into the Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., will, on the successor trustee. The sale cos have problems of their own. Coach Gary QB quandry 1998 season. The Chargers also fired leg- December 1, 2016 on or about is free from all exemptions, Kubiak was ordered by doctors to sit this one Siemian, who bruised his left A.C. joint in endary coach Don Coryell eight games into 12:00 PM, at the Putnam which are expressly waived in out because of a migraine condition that Denver’s 27-7 win at Tampa Bay, was ex- the 1986 season. The Chargers are 5-16 since County Courthouse,the Deed of Trust, said property Cookeville, Tennessee, offer being real estate situated in Put- mimics strokes. pected to get the starting nod against Atlanta, John Spanos, the grandson of owner Alex for sale certain property herein- nam County, Tennessee, and Special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis but the Broncos deemed he wasn’t ready and Spanos, was promoted to president of foot- after described to the highest being more particularly de- was named acting head coach for this game. went with rookie Paxton Lynch instead. ball operations in May 2015. John Spanos bidder FOR certified funds paid scribed as follows: Trevor Siemian is expected to return as quar- Lynch was the one who showed he wasn’t had a big hand in hiring Telesco and McCoy. at the conclusion of the sale, or credit bid from a bank or other THE FOLLOWING REAL lending entity pre-approved by PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE SCOREBOARD the successor trustee. The sale COUNTY OF PUTNAM AND is free from all exemptions, STATE OF TENNESSEE, DE- which are expressly waived in SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: CON- I No. 14 Florida State vs. Wake Forest, 3:30 Charlotte 13.250 1½ Carolina at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. SISTING OF 64.48 ACRES, On Television p.m. Orlando 03.000 2 Anaheim at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. the Deed of Trust, said property No. 15 Boise State vs. Colorado State, 10:15 Central Division Friday’s Games being real estate situated in Put- MORE OR LESS, AND BEGIN- Thursday, Oct. 13 p.m. Indiana 31.750 — Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. nam County, Tennessee, and NING ON A CORNER IN THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL No. 16 Miami vs. North Carolina, 3:30 p.m. Cleveland 21.667 ½ Edmonton at Calgary, 9 p.m. being more particularly de- SOUTH MARGIN OF A No. 17 Virginia Tech at Syracuse, 3:45 p.m. Milwaukee 21.667 ½ Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. scribed as follows: COUNTY ROAD, AND BEING ESPN — Navy at East Carolina No. 18 Florida vs. Missouri, 4 p.m. Chicago 12.333 1½ PHIFER'S NORTHWEST ESPNU — NC A&T at Bethune-Cookman No. 19 Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, Noon Detroit 02.000 2 I Transactions FOOTBALL No. 20 West Virginia at Texas Tech, Noon WESTERN CONFERENCE Real property in the City of CORNER; THENCE WITH No. 21 Utah at Oregon State, 4 p.m. Southwest Division 7 p.m. Wednesday Cookeville, County of Putnam, FENCE SOUTH 13 23' WEST ESPN2 — High School Showcase, Saraland, No. 24 Western Michigan at Akron, 3:30 p.m. WLPct GB Houston 401.000 — State of Tennessee, de- 371.63 FEET TO A STAKE IN A Ala. at Spanish Fort, Ala. BASEBALL FENCE; THENCE WITH FENCE GOLF San Antonio 31.750 1 National League scribed as follows: A certain 11:30 a.m. Memphis 21.667 1½ COLORADO ROCKIES — Sent RHP Justin tract or parcel of land located 85 01' WEST 369.73 FEET TO GOLF — LPGA Tour, KEB-Hana Bank Cham- Dallas 22.500 2 Miller and RHP Christian Bergman outright A ROCK AT A FENCE I Major League Baseball New Orleans 13.250 3 in the 7th Civil District of Put- pionship, first round, at Incheon, South to Albuquerque (PCL). CORNER; THENCE ON WITH Korea (same-day tape) Northwest Division SAN DIEGO PADRES — Fired president Mike nam County, Tennessee, de- 4 p.m. Playoff glance Portland 301.000 — Dee. scribed as follows, to-wit: Be- FENCE SOUTH 01 37' 1146.96 Minnesota 21.667 1 GOLF — PGA Tour, Safeway Open, first round, All Times EDT BASKETBALL ginning at a steel stake in the FEET TO A FENCE CORNER; at Napa, Calif. Denver 22.500 1½ National Basketball Association WILD CARD Utah 22.500 1½ North margin of Cumby Road; THENCE ON WITH FENCE 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4: Toronto 5, Baltimore 2, 11 in- LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS — Waived G SOUTH 88 03' WEST 113.72 GOLF — LPGA Tour, KEB-Hana Bank Cham- Oklahoma City 01.000 2 Xavier Mumford and F Dorell Wright. running thence northwardly nings Pacific Division FEET TO A FENCE TO A pionship, second round, at Incheon, South Wednesday, Oct. 5: San Francisco 3, N.Y. FOOTBALL on a severance line with the Korea Golden State 21.667 — National Football League FENCE CORNER; THENCE Mets 0 L.A. Lakers 22.500 new line of other lands owned 3:30 a.m. (Friday) DIVISION SERIES ARIZONA CARDINALS — Re-signed QB Zac SOUTH 07 23'EAST 378.03 TO GOLF — European PGA Tour, British Masters, Phoenix 22.500 ½ Dysert to the practice squad. and retained by grantor herein (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) L.A. Clippers 12.333 1 A ROCK AND FENCE CORNER second round, at Hertfordshire, England American League CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed OL An- 164' to a steel stake in a fence MLB BASEBALL Sacramento 02.000 1½ thony Fabiano to the practice squad. THENCE WITH RAIL FENCE Toronto 3, Texas 0 Tuesday’s Games line; running thence east- 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6: Toronto 10, Texas 1 DETROIT LIONS — Signed WR Jay Lee to the wardly with said fence line on NORTH 84 12' WEST 94.05 FS1 — NL Division Series, Game 5, L.A. Miami 121, Brooklyn 100 practice squad. Released DB Charles Wash- Friday, Oct. 7: Toronto 5, Texas 3 Memphis 121, Philadelphia 91 FEET TO ROCK IN FENCE; Dodgers at Washington Sunday, Oct. 9: Toronto 7, Texas 6, 10 innings ington from the practice squad. a severance line with the new NBA BASKETBALL Dallas 114, Oklahoma City 109 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed WR line of other lands owned and THENCE ON WITH RAIL Cleveland 3, Boston 0 Portland 109, L.A. Lakers 106, OT 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6: Cleveland 5, Boston 4 Shaquelle Evans to the practice squad. Re- retained by grantor herein 172' FENCE SOUTH 68 43' WEST TNT — Preseason, Toronto at Cleveland Wednesday’s Games leased FB Glenn Gronkowski from the prac- Friday, Oct. 7: Cleveland 6, Boston 0 Houston 116, New Orleans 104 to a steel stake therein; run- 1060.59 FEET TO ROCK AND 9:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9: Cleveland at Boston, ppd., rain tice squad. TNT — Preseason, Portland at L.A. Clippers San Antonio 95, Orlando 89 NEW YORK JETS — Placed WR Eric Decker ning thence southwardly on a FENCE CORNER; THENCE Monday, Oct. 10: Cleveland 4, Boston 3 Indiana 101, Milwaukee 83 NFL FOOTBALL National League on injured reserve. Signed CB Nick Marshall severance line with the new WITH WIRE FENCE NORTH 38 7:25 p.m. Minnesota 105, Denver 88 from Jacksonville’s practice squad. Chicago 3, San Francisco 1 Phoenix 111, Utah 110 line of other lands owned and 25' WEST 481.09 FEET TO A CBS & NFL — Denver at San Diego Friday, Oct. 7: Chicago 1, San Francisco 0 Canadian Football League CORNER IN A DRAIN; NHL HOCKEY Thursday’s Games CFL — Fined the Edmonton Eskimos $20,000 retained by grantor herein 129' Saturday, Oct. 8: Chicago 5, San Francisco 2 Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. THENCE WITH DRAIN NORTH 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 10: San Francisco 6, Chicago 5, and Edmonton coach Jason Maas $15,000 to a steel stake in the North NBCSN — Washington at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. for failure of coach Maas to wear a live mi- 22 51' EAST 316.32 FEET 13 innings Detroit at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. margin of Cumby Road; run- SOCCER Tuesday, Oct. 11: Chicago 6, San Francisco 5 crophone during their game on Monday. THENCE NORTH 11 07' WEST 7:55 a.m. Memphis vs. Oklahoma City at Tulsa, Okla., 8 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Released OL ning thence westwardly with Washington 2, Los Angeles 2 p.m. 435.91 FEET TO CORNER; FS2 — Women, FIFA U-17 World Cup, quar- Friday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles 4, Washington 3 John Kling and DB Keith Lewis from their the North margin of Cumby terfinal, North Korea vs. Ghana, at Irbid, Jor- Toronto at Cleveland, 8 p.m. practice roster. THENCE LEAVING DRAIN Saturday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles at Washington, Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Road 195' to the point of be- dan ppd., rain HOCKEY ginning. NORTH 19 27' WEST 200.14 10:55 a.m. Sacramento vs. L.A. Lakers at Las Vegas, National Hockey League Sunday, Oct. 9: Washington 5, Los Angeles 2 10:30 p.m. FEET TO A ROCK; THENCE FS2 — Women, FIFA U-17 World Cup, quar- Monday, Oct. 10: Washington 8, at Los Ange- NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Announced that D terfinal, Japan vs. England, at Irbid, Jordan Friday’s Games Seth Helgeson cleared waivers and was as- ALSO KNOWN AS: 3601 NORTH 60 49' EAST 335.93 les 3 Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 11: Los Angeles 6, Washington signed to Albany (AHL). Cumby Road, Cookeville, TN FEET TO A CEDAR AT A Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. American Hockey League I NCAA football 5 Miami at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 38501 DITCH; THENCE NORTH 49 10' Thursday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles at Washington, BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS — Agreed to Golden State at Denver, 9 p.m. terms with F Stephen Gionta on a one-year EAST 473.50 FEET; THENCE 8:08 p.m. (FS1) Dallas at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Top 25 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES contract. This sale is subject to all mat- NORTH 31 10' EAST 146.43 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) COLLEGE ters shown on any applicable re- FEET TO A POST AND ROCK; I PENNSYLVANIA — Named Kevin Bonner as- The Top 25 teams in The Asso- American League National Hockey League corded plat; any unpaid taxes; THENCE WITH RAIL FENCE All Games on TBS sociate athletics director for NORTH 45 11' WEST 673.06 ciated Press college football poll, Toronto vs. Cleveland Season glance adminstration/strategic communications. any restrictive covenants, ease- with first-place votes in parenthe- Friday, Oct. 14: Toronto (Estrada 9-9) at Cleve- ments, or setback lines that may FEET TO ROCK AND FENCE land (Kluber 18-9), 8:08 p.m. All Times EDT I Today in Sports be applicable; any statutory CORNER; THENCE ON WITH ses, records through Oct. 9, total Saturday, Oct. 15: Toronto at Cleveland (Bauer EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division rights of redemption of any gov- RAIL FENCE NORTH 76 32' points based on 25 points for a 12-8), 4:08 p.m. Oct. 13 Monday, Oct. 17: Cleveland (Tomlin 13-9) at GP WLOT Pts GF GA ernmental agency, state or fed- EAST 527.74 FEET TO A first-place vote through one point Toronto, 8:08 p.m. Ottawa 110025 4 1893 — The U.S. yacht Vigilant wins the Amer- eral; any prior liens or encum- CORNER IN THE SOUTH MAR- Tuesday, Oct. 18: Cleveland at Toronto, TBA Toronto 100114 5 ica’s Cup with a three-race sweep over the GIN OF A COUNTY ROAD; for a 25th-place vote, and previ- Boston 000000 0 brances as well as any priority x-Wednesday, Oct. 19: Cleveland at Toronto, British challenger Valkyrie II. 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Michigan (1) 6-0 1339 4 ner GP WLOT Pts GF GA 1960 — Bill Mazeroski opens the bottom of the 104.95 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 5. Washington 6-0 1286 5 Saturday, Oct. 15: Los Angeles-Washington the above-referenced property: Carolina 000000 0 ninth with a home run off Ralph Terry of the 6. Texas A&M 6-0 1202 8 winner at Chicago (Fox or FS1), 8:08 p.m. 89 33' EAST 113.89 FEET; 68 Columbus 000000 0 New York Yankees to give the Pittsburgh Pi- 7. Louisville 4-1 1193 7 Sunday, Oct. 16: Los Angeles-Washington win- 58' EAST 420.45 FEET; New Jersey 000000 0 rates a 10-9 victory and the World Series ELLEN L. JACKSON 8. Wisconsin 4-1 1020 11 ner at Chicago (Fox or FS1), 8:08 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 000000 0 championship. THENCE SOUTH 83 03' EAST 9. Tennessee 5-1 962 9 Tuesday, Oct. 18: Chicago at Los Angeles- JAMES A. JACKSON N.Y. Islanders 000000 0 1961 — Jacky Lee of the Houston Oilers 441.55 FEET TO THE BEGIN- 10. Nebraska 5-0 958 12 Washington winner (Fox or FS1) SECRETARY OF HOUSING Philadelphia 000000 0 passes for 457 yards and two touchdowns in 11. Baylor 5-0 934 13 Wednesday, Oct. 19: Chicago at Los Angeles- NING, CONTAINING. 48 Pittsburgh 000000 0 a 31-31 tie with the Boston Patriots. Charley AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 12. Mississippi 3-2 800 14 Washington winner (Fox or FS1) Washington 000000 0 Hennigan of the Oilers catches 13 passes for ACRES, MORE OR LESS. 13. Houston 5-1 701 6 x-Thursday, Oct. 20: Chicago at Los Angeles- WESTERN CONFERENCE 272 yards. SAID PROPERTY BEING LOC- 14. Florida St. 4-2 628 23 Washington winner (Fox or FS1) The sale held pursuant to this Central Division 1963 — Mickey Wright wins her fourth LPGA 15. Boise St. 5-0 590 19 x-Saturday, Oct. 22: Los Angeles-Washington Notice may be rescinded at the ATED IN THE 2ND CIVIL DIS- GP WLOT Pts GF GA championship in six years by beating Mary 16. Miami 4-1 576 10 winner at Chicago (Fox or FS1) TRICT OF PUTNAM COUNTY, St. Louis 110025 2 Lena Faulk, Mary Mills and Louise Suggs by Successor Trustee’s option at 17. Virginia Tech 4-1 546 25 x-Sunday, Oct. 23: Los Angeles-Washington Chicago 101002 5 two strokes. TENNESSEE. 18. Florida 4-1 483 18 winner at Chicago (Fox or FS1) any time. The right is reserved to Colorado 000000 0 1985 — Phil Simms of the New York Giants 19. Oklahoma 3-2 476 20 WORLD SERIES adjourn the day of the sale to an- Dallas 000000 0 passes for 513 yards with an NFL-record 62 20. West Virginia 4-0 424 22 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) ALSO KNOWN AS: 1963 Mack- Minnesota 000000 0 pass attempts in a 35-30 loss to the Cincin- other day, time, and place cer- 21. Utah 5-1 287 24 All games televised by Fox Nashville 000000 0 nati Bengals. Simms completes 40 passes tain without further publication, ie Road, Cookeville, TN 38506 22. Arkansas 4-2 203 16 Tuesday, Oct. 25: NL at AL Winnipeg 000000 0 with 29 for first downs, also an NFL record. 23. Auburn 4-2 166 NR Wednesday, Oct. 26: NL at AL upon announcement at the time Pacific Division 1998 — For the first time in NBA history, the 24. W. Michigan 6-0 154 NR Friday, Oct. 28: AL at NL and place for the sale set forth This sale is subject to all mat- GP WLOT Pts GF GA league cancels regular season games after 25. Navy 4-1 122 NR Saturday, Oct. 29: AL at NL ters shown on any applicable re- Edmonton 110027 4 labor talks break off. above. W&A No. 21891 Others receiving votes: Georgia 59, Arizona St. x-Sunday, Oct. 30: AL at NL San Jose 110022 1 2001 — DeShaun Foster of UCLA runs for a corded plat; any unpaid taxes; 53, North Carolina 51, LSU 50, Oklahoma St. x-Tuesday, Nov. 1: NL at AL Los Angeles 101001 2 school-record 301 yards and four touch- any restrictive covenants, ease- 48, North Dakota St. 36, Stanford 26, Col- x-Wednesday, Nov. 2: NL at AL DATED October 6, 2016 Calgary 101004 7 downs as the Bruins beat Washington 35-13. orado 22, South Florida 20, TCU 14, NC ments, or setback lines that may Anaheim 000000 0 2001 — Georgia Southern fullback Adrian Pe- State 9, Washington St. 9, Iowa 3, Air Force I National Basketball Association Arizona 000000 0 terson is held to 71 yards rushing, snapping WILSON & ASSOCIATES, be applicable; any statutory 2, San Diego St. 2, Wake Forest 1. Vancouver 000000 0 his NCAA-record streak of 36 straight regu- P.L.L.C., rights of redemption of any gov- Preseason glance NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- lar-season games with at least 100 yards. ernmental agency, state or fed- time loss. Successor Trustee All Times EDT 2011 — American Jordyn Wieber wins another eral; any prior liens or encum- Wednesday’s Games gold medal, beating Russia’s Viktoria Ko- Top 25 schedule EASTERN CONFERENCE Ottawa 5, Toronto 4, OT brances as well as any priority Atlantic Division mova for the all-around title at the world gym- FOR SALE INFORMATION, All Times EDT St. Louis 5, Chicago 2 nastics championships in Tokyo. Wieber, created by a fixture filing; and to WLPct GB Edmonton 7, Calgary 4 VISIT WWW.MYFIR.COM and Friday Boston 21.667 — who led the Americans to the team title two any matter that an accurate sur- No. 7 Louisville vs. Duke, 7 p.m. San Jose 2, Los Angeles 1 days earlier, finishes with 59.382 points, just WWW.REALTYTRAC.COM New York 21.667 — Thursday’s Games 10/13, 20, 27 vey of the premises might dis- Saturday Brooklyn 12.333 1 0.033 ahead of the Russian. No. 1 Alabama at No. 9 Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 2013 — Kenya’s Dennis Kimetto, six weeks re- close. In addition, the following Toronto 12.333 1 N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. No. 2 Ohio State at No. 8 Wisconsin, 8 p.m. Philadelphia 13.250 1½ moved from a bout of malaria, breaks the The parties may claim an interest in No. 3 Clemson vs. NC State, Noon Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. course mark in capturing the Chicago Herald-Citizen Southeast Division Boston at Columbus, 7 p.m. the above-referenced property: No. 10 Nebraska at Indiana, 3:30 p.m. Atlanta 21.667 — Marathon. Kimetto finishes in 2 hours, 3 min- No. 1 in local news No. 11 Baylor vs. Kansas, 3:30 p.m. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. utes, 45 seconds, leading a 1-2-3 finish for Miami 21.667 — New Jersey at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Call 526-9715 No. 12 Mississippi at No. 22 Arkansas, 7 p.m. Washington 12.333 1 Kenyan men. He beats the mark of 2:04:38 to subscribe EDMUND R VILLA, SR. No. 13 Houston vs. Tulsa, 7 p.m. Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m. set by Ethiopia’s Tsegaye Kebede last year.

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Individualized scape gravel, bobcat, dump $4,200 OBO 179,665 miles, The sale held pursuant to this Electrical, plumbing, carpentry, ling systems within the Medical study. Possible credit for work Gray, V6, All PWR, Leather, Rr Notice may be rescinded at the masonry, painting. 30 years ex- truck. Stone work & flagstone, Center. Meet compliance with or armed services training. Call (931)252-4707 A/C, Great Condition Successor Trustee’s option at perience. No project too big or city, state, federal, NFPA and Relaxed atmosphere. Free. PH 931-783-3332 any time. The right is reserved to too small. 931-743-0609 JCAHO regulations relating ap- If you are between 18 and adjourn the day of the sale to an- 140 Other plicable codes. 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Call (931)858-1340. 830 Open Houses acid staining, exposed aggregate. Orientations are beginning soon physician’s office setting or two 931-432-2494 or 931-261-4629 so please give us a call. 140 Other Serving Cookeville Area Since 1997 years’ experience in direct pa- 120 Painting, Wallpapering Licensed, insured. Drug free work- WOULD LIKE to do yard work OMNI VISIONS is a multi-state tient care at a medical facility. 030 Personal Notices place. 858-6240 / 528-6240 placement agency that special- 121 Pest Control Call 545 Pets & Supplies (931)650-1005 izes in providing services for Qualified Candidates G&L CONCRETE Apply at 122 Plumbing children in foster care. We are 745 Property Management Driveways, sidewalks, patios, DODSON LAWN CARE! seeking a Resource Coordinator www.crmchealth.org 005 Public Notices retaining walls. Free Est. 20 • Commercial - Residential for our Cookeville area. Provide E.O.E. 850 Real Estate Agents yrs exp. Call 931-213-2220 • Mowing 810 Real Estate For Trade support, consultation & training 805 Real Estate Wanted • Landscaping to clients & foster/treatment par- 283 Trucking Emp. 415 Recreation Vehicles COOKEVILLE CONCRETE • Sod ents including transportation. 125 Remodeling & Repair Work Driveways, slabs, all types of • Seed & Aerate Bachelor’s degree in social ser- CDL DRIVER: Class A OTR 715 Rooms For Rent stamped concrete, all types of • Mulch 277 Sales Employment vices or related field, with a min- w/good record needed. Flexible 1994 LINCOLN TOWNCAR 290 Schools & Instruction metal bldgs. 20% disc to all Sr • Fertilize imum of one year of experience. time out & routes. For more info, Citizens. Winter time special. Good running and clean. $2,500 127 Sheetrock, Drywall 15 years experience. Richard Wentworth at 931-267- call business hrs: 615-390-2787 firm. Call (931)881-8851 025 Special Notices 40 yrs exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 Use Commercial 3174, or Brenda Stanton at 020 Statewide Clasifieds Equipment Call (931) 260-8646 620 Tobacco Base For Rent 615-479-5937. 625 Tobacco Base Wanted 110 Construction Work BUSHHOGGING 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN- CHANCERY COURT SALE 130 Tree Service and Related BOB'S Construction: Specializ- FREE ESTIMATES Full time position- Day shift 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers (931) 510-8505 (4:50am-3:20pm). Candidate will 283 Trucking Employment ing in concrete, brick/block, addi- Saturday, October 15, 2016 430 Trucks For Sale tions, remodels, hardwood/tile, be responsible for all preventat- 727 Vacation Rentals BUSHHOGGING GARDEN ive maintenance as well as ma- roofing, building packages, and TILLING, FRONT END LOAD- @ 10:00 am 520 Want To Swap chine repair & general mainten- 705 Wanted To Rent all your construction needs. ER, DIRT & GRAVEL WORK ance of buildings and grounds 135 Yard Work and Related Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Afford- LAWNMOWING,Reasonable 743 Step Rock Hill Road, Cookeville, TN as needed. Experience in elec- TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL able Prices 931-319-6107. Rates. Exp'd(931)261-7871 trical, air cylinders & valves, House and 1 acre lot ± 526-9715 B&B ROOFING & REMODEL- AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE welding, light fabrication and a ING: Roof Repairs & Replace- Mowing, Aerating, Over Seed- desire to work. Wages based 20% down day of sale. Herald-Citize n ment. Roof Cleaning, Home Re- ing, Mulching, Trimming upon experience. Applications Personal property cash or good check day of sale We’ve Got It All pairs, additions & remodeling. Make Appt. (931)260-1659 will be taken at 230 E. Wall St. 1300 Neal Street Lic'd/Ins'd Free Est (931)979-2076 Lic'd/Ins'd FREE Estimates Algood, TN Mon-Thu, 8am-3pm. Contact: Sherrie Loftis 931-704-8969 for more info. Cookeville, Tennessee HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 — B5 510 Misc. 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Loc- fire wood is gone. votive cups, LOTS OF MISC!! 705 Wanted To Rent 1200 SF 3BR, 1.5BA. ated near Academy Sport. 1900 Call (931)260-2225 Close to TTU. $800/mo. SF home, 3BR 2BA, engineered GARAGE SALE Call (931)544-0699 FREE SAT 7AM-5PM YARD SALE Equal Housing Opportunity hdwd floor in main areas, carpet 420 DRY VALLEY RD. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real estate adver- in BR's, ceramic tile, granite WOOD SKIDS 4835 EDGEBROOK DR, CKVL tised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal 1471 Oxford Place: 3BR, 2BA, FRIDAY ONLY...7am to ? Fair Housing Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- hdwd/tile, garage. $1000/mo. counter tops in kitchen, 24x24 2c Available at the rear of the HH & garden items, clothes, ex- man Rights Act which makes it illegal to adver- Herald-Citizen ercise bike, Onkyo sound sys- furniture, home decor, kitchen tise "any preference, limitation or discrimination Call (931)528-7468, 260-6868 gar. Located on oversized lot. 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Off Every Other Friday, Saturday & Sunday City of Algood land area $550/mo (931)261-3890 • $2277/month 215 W Main St. MOVING YARD SALE • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus Everything in Home • Possible Salary Starting Salary of $2391/month with Proof of Algood, TN MUST GO! an Associate or Bachelor Degree or SATURDAY .. 6AM - TIL 365 Allen Dr, Ckvl 2013 24' SWEETWATER Health, Dental, Life, Pharmacy and Vision insurance available for City of Cookeville Minimal usage like new smoke PONTOON BOAT employee and eligible dependents, Paid Time Off, 401K and 115hp Mercury outboard, 14 45 E. Broad Street free, pet free home. Like new Retirement Plan are a few of the benefits available. Possible salary 2BR suites, lrg cherry executive seat capacity w/tandem trailer. Cookeville, TN desk, new patio set seats 6, $21,500. Call (931)261-3169. adjustment based on education and experience. 2 FAMILY YARD SALE lawnmower like new, gas grill Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 minimal usage & MORE! FRIDAY .. 7AM - TIL 540 Firewood/Stoves 144 Elm St, Algood 38506 MULTI FAMILY MOVING & Follow us online at: Sofa, loveseat, computer monit- GARAGE SALE FOR RENT www.tn.gov/correction or, cordless screwdriver & 1930 LAKEWOOD CT EASTLAKE FIREWOOD - SUMMER SALE 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, Houses. www.facebook.com/TNDepartmentofCorrection $40 or $55/rick. We can deliver sander, recliner, tables, clothes THUR 10/13, FRI 10/14, SAT 10/15 Many locations https://twitter.com/TNTDOC1 Call (931)349-4219 FALCON REALTY, and MUCH MORE!! 7a to 6p. Inside. Rain or Shine. https://www.youtube.com/TNTDOC1 brand new furniture, chairs, 528-2158 2 FAMILY YARD SALE futon, housewares, clothes new- falconrealtycookeville.com The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. FRIDAY....7am - 5pm LOOKING FOR a place to born to 3X, camping gear, sport- dump Free Fire Wood and SATURDAY....7am - Noon ing goods, vacuums, Christmas, 1100 SUGARTREE POINTE Mulch in Putnam County. toys, games, poker board, exer- (931)260-5655 men, women, children's clothes, cise equipment, bicycles & much lots of this & that, couch table, more. 931-260-0361 end table, coffee table, books, toys, much more MULTI FAMILY MOVING SALE 545 Pets & Supplies FRI, SAT . . 6AM - 4PM 2700 & 2750 BRANDI ANE 5679 Nashville Hwy, Baxter LOOKING FOR A PET? Adopt FRI .. 7-4 / SAT .. 7-12 Children, men, women clothes your new best friend! BASEMENT CLEAN OUT Sm-XXXL, furniture, home de- Visit us online at www.aarf- Table clothes, placemats, cor, kitchen items, antiques, tn.com to see all of our rescued blankets, bedspreads, wreaths, TOO MUCH TO LIST! dogs, cats, puppies and kittens! golf balls, fishing items, furniture, Everything Must Go! Meet the dogs and cats for ad- tools, HH items & MUCH MORE! MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE option at our adoption events - 5 FAMILY YARD SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY call, email or visit our website for SATURDAY .. 7AM - 1PM 7am - 2pm our event schedule. All pets are 136 N. 2ND AVE, ALGOOD 3702 BARTLETT DR., CKVL fully vetted and already fixed. Plus and Jr size clothes, dishes, plus size clothing, movies, HH A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3) non- treadmill, books, furniture, & items, misc profit, no-kill animal rescue/foster organization run by TOO MANY OTHER ITEMS TO YARD SALE LIST! volunteers. Please be part of the THURS, FRI, SAT .. 7A-5P solution to end animal overpopu- 92 Year Old Womans 520 Ash Ave lation - spay or neuter your pets. ESTATE SALE btwn W 5th & 6th St, Ckvl A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue and FRI, SAT .. 8AM - 1PM Adult clothes, HH, toys, shoes, Fixin' Inc.) 1596 Flintwood Dr books, winter coats, 50¢ girls & 931-260-8018 (voicemail only) • Honeybrook S/D, Ckvl boys clothes 3mos-sz 10. www.aarf-tn.com CARPORT Sale/RAIN or SHINE THURS, FRI, SAT .. 7AM - TIL 840 Vine Ridge Ave, Green Acres S/D, Ckvl 38501 Christmas, kitchen, military clothes, new earrings, sewing mach, home decor, glass, metal, ceramic, antiques, ladies shoes sz 8 & clothes 1x, 2x, mens XXL. ESTATE SALE FRI, SAT .. 8AM-5PM 35 Big Springs Circle, Ckvl off of North Dixie Everything in House Must Go!! Some 1800 framed prints, Pre- cious Moments, vintage silky jogging suits, 1993 car, MORE! FRIDAY .. 8AM - TIL 829 Old Walton Rd, Ckvl 38501 Lots of boys clothes 12 to 14, lots of womens clothes, small appl's, A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING! FRIDAY.. 6:30 - 12:00 347 Brookside Dr, Ckvl 38506 Tons of childrens clothes, toys, baby equip, women/mens clothes, some home decor & kitchen accessories, golf equip & OTHER MISC ITEMS! B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, October 13, 2016 THIS WEEK IN THE

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BBYY THE SBERMNU WTHEOFEAMG WEE K N . 1 ALABO AMA (6-0, 3-0 SEC) AATT NO. 9 TENNESSEE (5-1, 2-1) RERWPO SINGKNA Breaking down the SEC STTANDINGSANDINGS When: 3:30 p.m. EDT SaturdaT y Where: Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn. TV: CBS (Through Oct. 8) 1. Alabama (6-0): The EAST TTeameam Conf. T25All next two weeks TTeennessee 5-12-1 2-1 will be tough on the Florida 4-12-1 0-1 giaGeor 4-22-2 1-2 Tide, with a visit entuckyK 3-32-2 0-2 to Tennessee and a date with South Carolina 2-41-4 0-1 Missouri 2-30-2 0-1 Texas A&M. (Last week: 1) VVanderbiltanderbilt 2-40-3 0-1 WEST 2. Texas A&M (6-0): TTeameam Conf. T25All TTexexas A&MA&MT 6-04-0 2-0 It looks like this amaAlab 6-03-0 2-0 just might be a Auburn 4-22-1 0-2 LSU 3-22-1 0-1 different sort Ole Miss 3-21-1 1-2 Mississippi State 2-31-2 0-1 of year for the surprising ansasArk 4-20-2 0-2 Aggies. (LW: 3) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 3. Tennessee (5-1): (Through Oct. 8) The Volunteers PPAASSING YYARDSARDS ran out of magic eryPla YYdds. ew LDr ock, MIZ 1,675 in overtime Austin Allen, ARK 1,632 , MISSellyChad K , MISSellyChad 1,596 against Texas A&M, and now evrT or KnightKnight, TA&MTA&M 1,500 comes Alabama. (LW: 2) Joshua Dobbs, TENN 1,433

PPAASSING TOUCHDOWNS eryPla No. 4. Mississippi (3-2): Austin Allen, ARK 15 Chad Kelly’s task Joshua Dobbs, TENN 14 NEVER REST ew LDr ock, MIZ 14 this week is to , MISSellyChad K , MISSellyChad 13 end a two-game erSev al tied at ... 9 Nick Saban and the Tide enter a crucial stretch slide against Arkansas. (LW: RUSHING YYARDSARDS 4) eryPla YYds.ds. of games with visit to always-tough Knoxville yvarT eon Williams, TTA&MA&M 704 Ralph Webb, VVANAN 682 Rawleigh Williams III, ARK 605 5. Florida (4-1): The Nick Chubb, UGA 546 postponement of Stanley Williams, UK 540 ama cAlab oach Nick Saban yells to the officials during the fourth quarter of a game against Arkansasas Oct. 8 in FaFaayyetteville, Ark. The LSU contest marks Crimson Tide won 49-30. SAMANTHA B THE/AKER ASSOCIATED PRESS RECEIVING YARDSYARDS the second time in eryPla YYds.ds. Josh Reynolds, TA&MTA&M 488 three years the Gators have had an EngrEv am, MISS 479 essurpr e on a talented offense that Dobbs andnd the VolunteersVolunteers simply J’Mon Moore, MIZ 450 KKeyeyyss for Alabama a home game wiped out. (LW: 6) Calvin Ridley, ALA 412 usually doesn’t need much help. TwTwo y zb appingping TennesseeTennessee drives with TTonony Stev AUBens, 408 UICKQ STRIKE: The Crimson Tide defensiv scores arare en’t the norm, but sudden change plays. TennesseeTennessee 6. Auburn (4-2): That’s wasted little time in disposing of even one would make a difference can’t bank on receiving help from the SCORING three in a row for the eryPla Pts. Arkansas last week, and while it week.this Crimson Tide, and it can ill-afford to Daniel Carlson, PK, AUB 66 Tigers, who reached seems no lead is entirely safe against waste possessions against such a Daniel LaCamera, PK, TA&MTA&M 65 the midpoint of their Adam Griffith, PK, ALA 57 TTennessee,ennessee, another fast start would capable foe. evrT or Knight, QB, TA&MTA&M 54 KKeyeyyss for TennesseeTenennessee season with a 38-14 rout of Mis- Gary Wunderlich, PK, MISS 46 surely help Alabama assert control in sissippi State. (LW: 7) this monster SEC matchup. Alabama SULKINGON : TTeennesseee nearly edictionrP ediction TEAM STTAATISTICS hasn’t faced a serious challenge stitched together another ridiculous (Through Oct. 8) since rallying past Mississippi last comeback last week at TexTexas A&M, LAA BBAAMAA 35-24: TTeennessee is 7. Georgia (4-2): TOT AL OFFENSE month, but this game coupled with erasing a 14-point deficit in the final mortal, as it sho ed last ww eek at Recovered from TTeameam YYds./ds.//GG Pts.//GG back-to-back TTeexas A&M 533 40.2 next week’s visit from TexTexas A&M will three minutes of regulation to force TTexexas A&M. Alabama … might be? In Missouri 509 37.0 equirr e the Tide to be at its sharpest. vo ertime. AfterAffterter comingco back from early any case, there’s plenty to learn about losses by handling amaAlab 490 44.8 South Carolina on the road. Ole Miss 490 41.6 ANOOTHERTHER DEFENSIVE SCORE: It’s holes against Virginia Tech,Tech, Florida and both teams this week. The Crimson Auburn 479 32.3 almost too incredible to believe, Georgia, it is little wonder the Volun- Tide should get one of its stiffest chal- (LW: 9) ansasArk 448 35.0 TTennesseeennessee 432 33.8 but Alabama already has nine teers believed they would win again. lenges of the season, perhaps even Florida 407 28.4 8. Arkansas (4-2): Mississippi State 405 25.6 non-offensive touchdowns this But they fell in the second extra ses- more difficult than last month’s trip giaGeor 400 26.7 season. The Crimson Tide had both sion, and now they must bounce back to Mississippi. issippi. Tennessee’sTennessee’s resilience The Razorbacks LSU 398 25.2 entuckyK 345 24.5 an interception return for a score against the toughest of foes. should not be questioned given its could find them- South Carolina 305 14.0 (Minkikka ahh Fitzpatrick i i k)and a fumble ON TURNOOVERSVERS:VERS Even if Alabama penchant for comebacks, but this is selves 0-3 in the anderbiltV 300 19.0 ery brvecor ought back to the end doesn’t bring back a fumble or an finally an opponent that will be unfor- SEC if they don’t regroup PPASSINGASSING OFFENSE one (z Tim Williams) against Arkansas interception for a touchdown, it can giving should it sputter in the game’s before Ole Miss arrives. (LW: 7) TTeameam YYds.ds. YYds./ds.//GG Missouri 1,753 350.6 as the defense continued to alleviate still do plenty of damage to QB Joshua early stages. Ole Miss 1,667 333.4 9. LSU (3-2): Ed ansasArk 1,632 272.0 TTexexas A&M 1,551 258.5 Orgeron’s first amaAlab 1,517 252.8 TTennesseeennessee 1,437 239.5 road game with Auburn 1,298 216.3 OFTSBE RE TSTHE THIS OPTTHEROS’WEEK GAMES the Tigers will South Carolina 1,273 212.2 Florida 1,232 246.4 have to wait until mid- giaGeor 1,105 184.2 VVanderbiltanderbilt (2-4, 0-3 SEC) Missouri (2-3, 0-2) at No. 12 Mississippi (3-2, 1-1) November. (LW: 8) Mississippi State 1,043 208.6 entuckyK 952 158.7 at Georgia (4-2, 2-2) No. 18 Florida (4-1, 1-1) at No. 22 Ark kansasansas (4-2, 0-2) anderbiltV 914 152.3 10. Mississippi State LSU 807 161.4 When: Noon EDT Saturday When: 4 p.m. EDT Saturday When: 7 p.m. EDT Saturday (2-3): Got smoked RUSHING OFFENSE Where: SanfordSanford Stadium, Athens, Ga. Where: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Where: Donald W. Reynolds Razor- TTeameam YYds.ds. YYds./ds.//GG at home against TV: SEC Network Gainesville, Fla. back Stadium, Fayetteville, Ark. TTexexas A&M 1,646 274.3 Auburn, falling Auburn 1,577 262.8 Notes: Georgia is in the middle of TV: SEC Network TV: ESPN amaAlab 1,422 237.0 behind 35-0 at halftime. five consecutive games against SEC Notes: Neither team played last week, NNotes:otes: It’s back to a familiar role for giaGeor 1,294 215.7 (LW: 10) LSU 1,185 237.0 East opponents, and it would come though for much different reasons. Arkansas. For the fifth consecutive TTennesseeennessee 1,155 192.5 entuckyK 1,117 186.2 as no surprise if this The visiting Tigers year, the Razorbacks ansasArk 1,058 176.3 11. Missouri (2-3): Mississippi State 981 196.2 week’s date with had their open date have suffered two anderbiltV 883 147.2 Vanderbilt unfolds after getting smoked losses within their The Tigers’ Florida 804 160.8 limited offense Missouri 790 158.0 similarly to the Bull- at Louisiana State on first three confer- Ole Miss 785 157.0 dogs’ 28-14 defeat Oct. 1, and a trip to ence games (and gets a stern test South Carolina 554 92.3 of South Carolina. face the stingy Gators for the fourth time coming out of its bye week at QB Jacob Eason is not an ideal way in that span, started Florida. (LW: 11) STTAAR OFS THE KEEW Chubb ockL ellyK struggled against the to get QB Drew Lock 0-2 in the SEC). With BT Nick Chubb, Georgia: Had 16 Gamecocks, but the combination of and a shaky offense on track. Florida’s little chance of overtaking Alabama 12. Kentucky carries for 122 yards and two a potent running game spearheaded home game against LSU was post- or Texas A&M in the West Division, (3-3): Must beat TDs as the Bulldogs earned by TBs Nick Chubb and Sony Michel poned because of the looming threat Arkansas can at least spoil the confer- Vanderbilt, which a Sunday victory at South and a capable defense that shut of Hurricane Matthew, and it remains ence title hopes of some other teams. is no longer Carolina. down South Carolina’s limited attack uncertain whether the SEC will find a That includes Mississippi, which a given in Lexington this BC Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama: carried Georgia through. Vanderbilt way to make up the contest. That could returns to league play for the first time decade. (LW: 12) Picked off three passes and might have a better defense than the be a boon to the Gators, who now find since a Sept. 24 rout of Georgia. The returned one 100 yards for Gamecocks, but its offense is argu- themselves tied in the loss column with Rebels had an open date last week, 13. South Carolina a TD in the Crimson Tide’s ably just as feeble. The Commodores Tennessee in the SEC East despite fall- and they’ll bring an offense led by (2-4): Decent defeat of Arkansas. have mustered 29 points in three SEC ing the Volunteers last month. QB Luke QB Chad Kelly that is averaging 41.6 defense. Poor games, but all three of those losses Del Rio had targeted the LSU game for points (15th nationally) to Fayetteville. offense. A bye week have come by seven points or less. his return from a sprained knee and The teams have alternated two- will change none of those things STTAAATT OF THE KEEW Vanderbilt is 0-9 in SEC road games presumably will have a solid chance of game winning streaks in the annual for the Gamecocks. (LW: 13) under third-year coach Derek Mason. playing against Missouri. series since 2008. 22 14. Vanderbilt (2-4): See South YYearsears since TexTexas A&M won Time (EDDT)T) Matchup TV OR UNDING IT OUT Carolina, only its first six games. The Aggies FRIDAAYY THE REST OF THE MAATTCHUPS the Commodores vsta ed off TennesseeTennessee 45-38 in 10:15 p.m. Mississippi State ate at Brigham YoungYoung ESPN have to deal with Georgia vo otw vo ertimes to get to 6-0 for SAATURDTURDDAAAYY this week. (LW: 14) the first time since 1994. 7:30 p.m. Southern Mississippi at LSU CNSE SEC could have record number of 1st-round draft picks in ‘17 By MARK LONG it’s becoming clear that the SEC is nerback Jalen Tabor said, reeling — LSU safety Jamal Adams: He fense. The senior has four sacks, Floyd, Dominique Easley, Dante AP Sports Writer loaded — as usual — with top off a list of the league’s big names. might be a better pro prospect than six quarterback hurries and a fum- Fowler or Jonathan Bullard, but NFL talent. There might even be “There are a lot of guys, plenty of Alabama’s Mark Barron (2012) ble return for a touchdown. the fourth-year junior has shown GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The more than ever before. them.” and LSU’s Eric Reid (2013). The — Tennessee defensive end flashes. He has eight tackles and a Southeastern Conference might be CBS Sports’ latest projection has Although the conference is junior has 19 tackles and seems Derek Barnett : After recording 10 sack, raising speculation about on its way to making more history. half the first round coming from widely regarded as “Alabama and like a lock to get drafted higher sacks in each of his first two sea- whether his production can match The powerhouse football league, the SEC. ESPN, meanwhile, has everybody else,” the talent pool than his father, George, who was sons, Barnett has five this year — his potential. which won an unprecedented 15 SEC players ranked among its runs deep — especially on the de- taken 19th overall by the New all in SEC play. He’s seven shy of — Georgia running back Nick seven consecutive national cham- top 32 prospects. The league shares fensive side of the ball — as more York Giants in 1985. Reggie White’s school record (32). Chubb: After missing most of two pionships (2006-12) and eight in the record for the most first-round than half of the 14 teams could — Alabama defensive end “He means as much to this team games with a sprained left ankle, the last 10 years, could have a picks from one conference with the have at least one first-rounder in Jonathan Allen: Although he’s un- and this unit as any player on any Chubb returned to form with 121 record number of first-round picks Atlantic Coast Conference, which April. likely to come close to his goal of team on any unit,” defensive coor- yards rushing and two touchdowns in the 2017 NFL draft. had 12 in 2006. The SEC tied it in Here’s a look at how some of the breaking Derrick Thomas’ Football dinator Bob Shoop said. at South Carolina last week. The Yes, it’s early and the big event is 2013, and also set a record with 63 highly touted players are doing as Bowl Subdivision sack record (27 — Florida defensive tackle Caleb junior ranks fifth in the league in still six months away. But with players drafted that year. the SEC nears the season’s set in 1988), Allen is clearly the Brantley: He hasn’t been as dom- rushing, carrying 100 times for 546 mock drafts being updated weekly, “Oh yeah, I see it,” Florida cor- halfway point: Tide’s undisputed leader on de- inant as predecessors Sharrif yards and five scores.