Blue Sky and Bloomers Annexed Property to Stay Farm by MEGAN TROTTER HERALD-CITIZEN Staff

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115th Year | No. 31 | mondAy, February 6, 2017 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Monterey considers alcohol ordinance tonight By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS The mayor and aldermen began cohol ordinance. for applications and permits. HERALD-CITIZEN Staff studying a draft ordinance to regulate He explained that the town’s ordi- That could get tricky. The issue is alcohol sales back in December after a nance would follow state law, but that the size of Monterey, which has an Monterey oﬃcials are expected to narrow approval of two referendums aldermen would have some ﬂexibility area of about 4 square miles. However, consider an ordinance to regulate the in the November election. in setting distances between busi- it has 17 churches, plus an elementary, sale of liquor and beer in the town’s Monterey Attorney Nolan Goolsby nesses that sell alcohol and schools regular monthly meeting tonight. had presented a 22-page draft of an al- and churches as well as a fee schedule See ALCOHOL, Page 2

►BAXTER Blue sky and bloomers Annexed property to stay farm By MEGAN TROTTER HERALD-CITIZEN Staff

A 40-acre farm at 6393 Nashville Highway has been annexed by Baxter. The process sparked concerns by some that the land would be developed. During a recent public hearing for the annexation, however, property owner Mary Halfacre put those fears to rest. “We’re remodeling the house, and it’s going to stay a farm,” she said. “There’s been all kinds of rumors going around that it’s going to be a school or a trailer park or a subdivision, but it’s going to be a farm. We’ve got a crew there that’s fencing it now with four strands of barbed wire. It’s for cattle.” The land was purchased by Terri Likens | Herald-Citizen her parents in 1951. After they, Daffodils glowed under blue skies Sunday near an old homestead at Cummins Falls State Park. Temperatures climbed for a taste of spring. Didn’t get outside? You may regret it. Rain is back in the forecast for the next few days. See BAXTER, Page 2 Three people, horse dead, another person injured in weekend crashes

By TRACEY HACKETT reportedly crossed into the east- HERALD-CITIZEN Staff bound lane, and hit the tractor trailer head on, Mercer re- Three people and a horse ported. were killed and another person Both drivers were killed in was airlifted in three traffic the crash. crashes over the weekend in On Saturday night, a Tomp- Jackson and Clay counties. kinsville, Ky., man and a horse Two people were killed in a were killed in a wreck involving Sunday morning crash involv- a tractor trailer in Clay County. ing commercial vehicles in Joseph T. Phillips, 25, was Jackson County. It happened killed when the horse he was around 8 a.m. on State Highway riding along State Highway 51 53 when a van and tractor just before 9 p.m. likely became trailer collided head on. spooked by a passing semi. According to Tennessee High- “A horse and rider were trav- Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen way Patrol Sgt. Ashley Mercer, eling southbound on the right who is investigating, a Chevy lane shoulder of the highway,” They’re here! van being driven by Ashley W. said Trooper Ruben Basaldua. Newberry of Lafayette was The driver of the tractor Girl Scout cookies are here. From left, Mady Lee, 5, Troop 100; Abagail Spahr, 8, westbound when the crash hap- trailer, who was not injured in troop 645; and Samantha Shaunessy,8, troop 100, prepare boxes to sell to the com- pened. the accident, pulled toward the munity. The three girls were top sellers on initial orders. Girls will be selling more A tractor trailer driven by center of the highway to go cookies at Cookeville shops such as Spring Street Market, Tractor Supply, Old Navy, James L. Meadows, of Gaines- Kroger and Lowes. Proceeds go to the Girl Scout program to teach the Scouts goal- boro, was eastbound. The van See CRASHES, Page 2 setting, decision-making, money management, people skills and business ethics.

Index Obituaries, A5 Ads go poliTicAl 2 Sections — 14 Pages Geraldine Cawthon Superbowl Abby A6 Living A6 James Null advertisers walk Calendar A4 Sports B1 Larry King a fine line Classified B4 Sudoku A7 Page A8 Comics A7 Weather A2 Crossword A7 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 6, 2017 LOCAL READER Woman reportedly used trained dog to attack elderly man SERVICES By TRACEY HACKETT Chris Melton said he re- Melton said Dyer claimed the Although Dyer claimed HERALD-CITIZEN Staff sponded to Dyer’s home elderly man had originally at- only she would know the around 10 p.m. on Saturday tacked her with a knife and dog’s attack command, the Contact us: A Cookeville woman who night and found a 71-year-old that her trained dog, Blue, victim told police he recog- reportedly used her trained man covered in blood. had defended her. nized it when it was used. He Address: dog to attack an elderly ac- “He was sitting in a chair The bleeding man gave a said he had previously asked 1300 Neal St. quaintance has been ar- and bleeding profusely from different account of the inci- Dyer what it was, authorities rested. wounds on his arms and dent. He told officers that he said. Cookeville, Tenn. Sharon Dyer, 51, of East hands. Blood had pooled has to have a walker to get She was booked with a total Hudgens Street, was charged around the chair,” Melton around and that Dyer sicced bond of $9,000. Mailing Address: with aggravated assault and said. her dog on him. According to her arrest P.O. Box 2729 making a false report in con- Dyer had a little bit of “I found no knife whatso- warrants, her initial appear- nection with the Saturday blood on her blouse, the offi- ever,” Melton said. He also ance in Putnam County Gen- Cookeville TN 38502 night incident. cer reports. noted that Dyer had no cuts eral Sessions Court is set for Cookeville Police Officer During his investigation, on her clothes or body. March 6. Phone: 931-526-9715 Fax: 931-526-1209

Email: News CRASHES: [email protected] Sports Three people, [email protected] Advertising [email protected] horse killed Living [email protected] this weekend Circulation [email protected] From Page 1 Business News [email protected] around the horse and Church News rider. When it did, the [email protected] horse bolted into the pass- School News ing vehicle. [email protected] The tractor trailor came Classified Ads to a rest on the left side of [email protected] the road, where the horse also also lay. The rider was in the center of the Letter Guidelines road. Both the horse and All letters to the editor must rider were found dead at be signed and include the the scene, according to the writer’s name, address and trooper’s report. phone number. Letters are subject to editing and/or re- Details are still sketchy jection. A strict 400-word limit on an accident late Friday will be enforced. Send letters afternoon on South to the mailing address listed Grundy Quarles Highway above, or email to in front of the Gainesboro [email protected]. Dairy Queen restaurant. Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Witnesses said a car was turning left from the Order a Photo Prevention partner highway and to the Every photograph taken by a Her- restaurant when a pickup ald-Citizen photographer and Kristi Paling, the regional coordinator of the Upper Cumberland Commission of Children and truck behind it failed to published in the paper is available Youth, is awarded the Prevention Partner of the Month award from Bill Gibson, the director of stop. It rear-ended the car, for purchase. Go to www.herald- knocking it into oncoming citizen.com and click on “Photo Power of Putnam, a community anti-drug coalition. Gallery.” Also, many photos in- traffic, where the car then cluded in online stories are avail- collided with another able for purchase. pickup. All lanes of South Grundy Quarles Highway Subscriptions were shut down while To subscribe, call 931-526- emergency personnel re- 9715. Visa, MasterCard and One house damaged, sponded to the scene. A Discover accepted. helicopter ambulance Rates: landed on the highway to 3 mo 6 mo 1yr transport the driver of the Carrier or car to a regional medical Mail: 385 center for treatment of Zip Code $28 $54 $95 one destroyed in fires his injuries. Print & E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Officials from the Anywhere Only Gainesboro Police Depart- E-Edition $21 $42 $84 By TRACEY HACKETT of a chimney failure. The own- into the attic, where it was ment could not be reached Mail: Outside HERALD-CITIZEN Staff ers were in the process of fully involved, and had al- for comment. 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 working on a wall behind ready burned through the No further information Mail: Outside Separate weekend fires their wood stove, and that’s roof,” Brown said. could be obtained about Tenn. $82 $132 $220 damaged a house in where the fire originated,” Firefighters knocked down the condition of the in- Cookeville and destroyed a Putnam County Fire Chief the fire by saturating it with jured driver or details of house in Putnam County. Tom Brown said. water, but the home was se- the crash. Miss Your Paper? A house on Shipley Street in In the Saturday fire, Fuqua verely damaged, Brown said. Cookeville was lightly dam- said firefighters reported see- “Most of the fire damage Your carrier is an independent aged in a fire that broke out ing smoke when they arrived was contained to the room contractor. However, as a service to our subscribers, our early Saturday morning. shortly after 8:20 a.m. Fire- where it started, but the entire circulation department is open A house on Center Hill Dam fighters quickly extinguished roof of the house collapsed,” BAXTER: from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- Road, however, was razed in a the fire, and no injuries were he said. Neither the occupants day-Friday and from fire early Monday morning. reported. nor the 13 firefighters who re- Annexed site to 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to Both started from heating In the Monday fire, Brown sponded were injured in the answer calls. issues, fire officials said. said the home’s two occupants blaze. remain a farm Call 931-526-9715. “The Shipley Street house awoke around 3:30 a.m. to the Firefighters cleared the fire started from a wall sound of their dog barking. scene around 6:25 a.m., Brown heater,” said Cookeville Fire They found the wall behind said. From Page 1 Herald-Citizen Chief Roger Fuqua. the wood stove in flames. “The occupants escaped “The Center Hill Dam Road “When we got on the scene, safely and are staying with and more recently, her USPS 313-680 house fire started as a result the fire had already spread up family,” he said. brother, died, ownership ISSN 8750-5541 of the land passed to her. She, in fact, requested The Herald-Citizen is published daily except Saturdays, the land be included as New Year’s Day, Independence ALCOHOL: part of Baxter, in part to Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Monterey officials consider get the benefits of fire Day and Christmas Day by and police protection. Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., “I went to school at at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box beer and liquor ordinance tonight Baxter Seminary, so this 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. is my hometown,” she Periodicals postage paid at From Page 1 beer board that would review board members. added. Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- applications for beer permits Monterey’s 7 p.m. meeting The Baxter Board of TER: send address changes to and liquor by the drink sales. tonight will follow a 6 p.m. Mayor and Aldermen Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, middle and high school. Most seemed to agree that it work session at the Monterey voted to approve the reso- Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- Aldermen also discussed the may be easier to simply use a Municipal Building at 302 E. lution to annex the prop- ber of the Tennessee Press possibility of having a separate few of the aldermen as beer Commercial Ave. erty. Association and the Associ- ated Press. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news Weather printed in the Herald-Citizen. Tonight Tuesday Wednes- Thursday Readings: Sunday’s high in Cookeville A 40% Night day Night Night was 53, low 28. Sunday’s high chance of A 60% A 40% chance Mostly clear. in Monterey was 49, low 36. rain. Low Almanac: Jack McNeely chance of rain. Low of rain. Low around 31. Low around 26. NNW around 55. Gusts as Monday is the 37th day of the Editor & Publisher around 53. SSW wind NW wind 5 to 10 mph. wind 5 to 10 mph. high as 25 mph. year, with 328 remaining. The 5 to 10 mph. sun sets at 5:14 p.m. and will Terri Likens Thursday Friday rise at 6:37 a.m. on Tuesday. Managing Editor Tuesday The moon is a waxing gib- Wednes- Sunny. High Mostly sunny, An 80% bous with 78% of the visible Roger Wells near 40. with a high disc illuminated. chance of day Advertising Director NNW wind near 54. rain. High A 40% around 10 mph. South wind 5 to 10 near 62. Gusts as high chance of rain. Cloudy. Keith McCormick mph. Circulation Manager as 25 mph. High near 58. SW wind 5 to 10 mph. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 6, 2017 — A3 STATE Bill excludes churches from campaign spending disclosures NASHVILLE (AP) — A Republican The bill sponsored by Sen. 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Nation in Brief Trump praises Putin, GOP backs away President glosses “What do you think? Our get along with Russia than not. over O’Reilly’s characteriza- Meteor over country’s so innocent?” Trump And if Russia helps us in the tion. over prominent said during the taped interview fight against ISIS, which is a Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman Lake Michigan broadcast during Sunday’s major fight, and Islamic terror- for President Vladimir Putin, deaths under Super Bowl pregame show. ism all over the world — that’s a refused to comment on Trump’s lights up sky in Trump has praised Putin and good thing,” Trump said, using reply but lashed out at Fox, call- Putin’s reign signaled that U.S.-Russia rela- an acronym for the Islamic ing O’Reilly’s remarks “unac- several states tions could be in for a makeover State group. “Will I get along ceptable and offensive.” WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. under his leadership, even after with him? I have no idea.” “We would like to receive an GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — President Donald U.S. intelligence agencies con- O’Reilly then said about apology to the president from (AP) — A meteor over Trump has long expressed a de- cluded that Russia meddled in Putin: “But he’s a killer, this respected organization,” Lake Michigan lit up sire for improved relations with the 2016 U.S. presidential cam- though. Putin’s a killer.” Peskov told reporters on Mon- the sky Monday morn- Moscow, but his latest com- paign to help Trump defeat De- Trump responded: “There are day, referring to Fox News. ing across several ments about Russian President mocrat Hillary Clinton. a lot of killers. We’ve got a lot of At home, Republicans and De- states in the Midwest. Vladimir Putin and the U.S. are During Putin’s years in killers. What do you think? Our mocrats took exception to Dashcam video from leading some fellow Republi- power, a number of prominent country’s so innocent?” Trump’s comparison of Russia police cruisers in Wis- cans to take a step back from Russian opposition figures and When O’Reilly says he doesn’t and the U.S. consin and Illinois cap- the president — on this issue at journalists have been killed. know any U.S. government “Putin’s a former KGB agent. tured the fireball least. Trump says in the interview leaders who are killers, Trump He’s a thug. He was not elected streaking through the Told by Fox News’ Bill that he respects a lot of people, said “take a look at what we’ve in a way that most people would night about 1:30 a.m. In O’Reilly during an interview including Putin “but that done, too. We’ve made a lot of consider a credible election,” addition to Illinois and that the Russian leader is “a doesn’t mean I’m going to get mistakes” and then he refer- Senate Majority Leader Mitch Wisconsin, the Ameri- killer,” Trump said the U.S. has along with him. He’s a leader of enced the Iraq war. McConnell, R-Ky., told CNN’s can Meteor Society killers, too. his country. I say it’s better to The Kremlin voiced anger “State of the Union. lists sightings in Indi- ana, Michigan and other states as well. Meteorologist Jeff Last of the National Regional planning commission meets Tuesday Weather Service’s office in Green Bay, Wis- By LINDSAY McREYNOLDS cated,” states an explanation of the agenda and final plat of Gary Bouton property con- consin, says the meteor HERALD-CITIZEN Staff prepared by the regional planning depart- taining five lots on 3.57 acres off West Ceme- was accompanied by a ment. “They are requesting to use the exist- tery Road. sonic boom that shook The Putnam Regional Planning Commis- ing right-of-way or use a reserve area The regional planning commission is also houses in the region. sion will meet Tuesday evening to consider instead of the required dedication.” accepted to receive reports on administra- Last says radar three final subdivision plats. The second is the resubdivision of lots 1 tively approved plats including the Chad shows the meteor pass- The first is the Jo Ann Gill Trust Division and 2 in the Thomas H. Phy subdivision, Long division final plat and the redivision ing over Lake Michi- to create one .76-acre lot with an existing which will adjust the existing boundary be- of Tommy and Gracie Roberts property. gan, but he said it’s not house on Mount Herman Road. tween parcels on Fisk Road, but no new lots The regional planning commission will clear if it landed in the “Mount Herman Road is a local street, will be created. meet in the conference room of the Putnam water or if it broke up and the required right-of-way is not dedi- The third is the combined preliminary Courthouse at 6 p.m. on Tuesday. in the sky. Gov. to sign bill Not guilty plea from man who shot ex-NFL player Traveling exhibition making Missouri GRETNA, La. (AP) — The man who fatally to its west bank and adjoining suburbs in features Rockwell’s 28th right-to- shot former NFL player Joe McKnight for- neighboring Jefferson Parish. mally pleaded not guilty Monday to a second- Authorities said the shooting happened ‘Four Freedoms’ work state degree murder charge. after both cars had stopped ant McKnight ap- STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Ronald Gasser, 55, of Terrytown, had ini- proached Gasser’s vehicle. Gasser shot McK- Norman Rockwell’s most cele- JEFFERSON CITY, tially been arrested on a manslaughter night three times. brated series of paintings is em- Mo. (AP) — Republican charge following McKnight’s Dec. 1 death. Last week, Archer and co-defense counsel barking on a multi-year tour Gov. Eric Greitens is Last week, he was indicted on a second-de- Matthew Goetz said they believe McKnight across the U.S. and to Europe. about to make Mis- gree murder charge, which carries a manda- tried to enter Gasser’s car through the pas- The exhibit titled “Enduring souri the 28th state to tory life sentence. senger window. Ideals: Rockwell, Roosevelt and ban mandatory union He’s jailed on $750,000 bond. They noted that Gasser stayed on the scene the Four Freedoms “ opens June fees “It was a case of justifiable homicide,” de- after the shooting and said he cooperated 2018 at the New York Historical Greitens plans to fense attorney Gerard Archer told reporters with police. They said that Gasser did not Society and ends with a five- sign the right-to-work after a brief arraignment hearing at the Jef- know McKnight and said the shooting was month run starting June 2020 at bill into law Monday ferson Parish Courthouse in the New Orleans not racially motivated. the Memorial de Caen museum in then travel around the suburb of Gretna. McKnight was considered the No. 1 run- France. The exhibit features state announcing his Authorities have said the 28-year-old McK- ning back recruit in the country when he Rockwell’s works “Freedom of support for the meas- night, who was black, and Gasser, who is came out of John Curtis Christian School in Speech,” ‘’Freedom from Fear,” ure. white, were driving erratically and yelling at Louisiana in 2006. ‘’Freedom from Want,” and “Free- The governor had each other prior to the shooting. The con- He signed with the University of Southern dom to Worship,” inspired by pledged to sign right to frontation took place as they were traveling California, where he ran for 2,213 yards and President FDR’s 1941 State of the work while on the cam- over the Mississippi River on a heavily trav- 13 touchdowns and caught 66 passes for 542 Union address. paign trail. He and eled bridge that links downtown New Orleans yards and two scores in three seasons. other supporters say it will bring business and Community Calendar jobs to the state. Oppo- nents say it aims to The Community Cal- grades 1-8. Instructor headquarters, 121 S. THEROLD’S LITTLE YOUNG AT ART weaken unions and endar is a daily list of Adele Seizinger. Cumber- Church St. OPRY: 6 p.m. at Center CLASS: 4-6 p.m. for could lead to lower events hosted by non- land Art Society, 186A S. Feb. 8 Grove Community Cen- grades 1-8. Instructor wages. profit groups in Put- Walnut. Call 526-2424. FEBRUARY LUNCH: ter. Good music and fam- Adele Seizinger. Cumber- Seven of the eight nam, White, Overton Feb. 7 Buffalo Valley Library ily fun. land Art Society, 186A S. states that surround and Jackson counties. PARENTING lunch, noon, please bring COFFEE WITH AN Walnut. Call 526-2424. Missouri already have To be included, call SKILLS: Topic: Criti- a dish to pass or a $5 do- AUTHOR: 10:30 a.m., ROSE SOCIETY: right-to-work laws, in- 526-9715 and ask for cism and Confrontation, nation. 2717 Buffalo Val- downstairs meeting room Cookeville area Rose So- cluding Kentucky the newsroom secre- 9:30-11 a.m. St. Michael’s ley Road. Call of the Putnam County ciety meeting at John- where it passed last tary or email bbs@her- Episcopal Church, 640 N. 931-858-5127. Library. Author Dr. son’s Nursery and month. New Hamp- ald-citizen.com. Be Washington. Parking and PROJECT BOARD Jeanette Keith, Fever Garden Center, 1717 E. shire lawmakers are sure to include your entrance in rear. Free. MEETING: Upper Cum- Season: Story of a Terri- Spring St. Meet and greet considering a similar name and number as Call 931-823-6432. berland Primary Care, fying Epidemic and the 6:30 p.m., meeting fol- proposal. well as a time, date COOKEVILLE COIN noon, UC Regional People Who Saved a City. lows, 7 p.m. Presentation Missouri’s new law and location of the CLUB: Monthly meeting Health Center. Coffee and refreshments on “Photographing Flow- will take effect Aug. 28. event. Deadline for at 6:30 p.m. at Shoney’s Feb. 11 provided. Free event, ers.” All welcome, bring Tuesday-Friday’s Restaurant, 880 S. Jeffer- SCAVENGER HUNT: open to the public. a friend. Call 528-8000. paper is noon the day son. Discussing plans for Presented by Cookeville CUMBERLAND ART Feb. 14 Abduction feared, before. Deadline for the Upper Cumberland Leisure Services, from 10 SOCIETY: Backdoor PARENTING but girl was Sunday is noon Friday. Coin Show. Visitors wel- a.m.-2 p.m., starts at Gallery open noon-4 p.m. SKILLS: Topic: Develop- Deadline for Monday is come. Depot, get an entry form, Feb. 11 ing Empathy, 9:30-11 a.m. in car that rolled 3 p.m. Friday. Church- L.B.J.&C.: Head Start hot chocolate and cook- CRMC HEALTH St. Michael’s Episcopal related items are pub- Policy Council, monthly ies. Free event, must FAIR: 7-11 a.m. in the Church, 640 N. Washing- from home lished in a separate meeting, 6 p.m. L.B.J. and have digital or cell phone CRMC Education Center. ton. Parking and en- calendar in the Reli- C. Development Corp., camera. Gift basket Free and affordable trance in rear. Free. Call BERWICK, Pa. (AP) gion section each Fri- 1150 Chocolate Drive, drawing. Call 528-8570. health screenings also 931-823-6432. — Police say a 2-year- day. Deadline for Cookeville. READ WITH A DOG: available. Call 783-2743 or L.B.J.&C.: Board of di- old Pennsylvania girl church calendar items MEETING: Livingston Read with a therapy dog, visit rectors, bi-monthly meet- who was thought to be is noon Wednesday. American Legion meet- 10:30 a.m., Putnam www.crmchealth.org/he ing, 6 p.m. L.B.J. and C. abducted was actually Ongoing ing, 6 p.m. Auxiliary Unit County Library, chil- althfair. Development Corp., 1150 in a car that rolled out ON-THE-JOB TRAIN- 4 meeting, 5 p.m. Post dren’s section. Feb. 13 Chocolate Drive. of a driveway and into ING: Are you 55 years or woods. older and looking for a Alexis Weber’s fam- job in the Upper Cumber- ily reported she had land region? UCHRA of- been abducted from fers assessment, their home in Berwick, workshops, training pro- about 45 miles south- grams, call 520-9624. west of Scranton, at UCHRA Office, 580 S. Jef- about 7 p.m. Sunday. ferson, Suite B, They also said her Cookeville. mother’s car, a 2005 Feb. 6-Feb. 11 yellow Ford Mustang, TICKETS: White might have been stolen County High School band too. boosters fundraiser is Police issued an Feb. 11. Proceeds go to Amber Alert, a public band for trip to march in notification of a miss- the 2017 Washington DC ing child. national Independence But about five hours Day parade. Tickets the girl was found in available now, $35 per the car, which had person. Email white- somehow rolled down countyhsbandboost- a driveway and into a [email protected] or call wooded area. Police be- 931-703-7879. lieve the driver may Feb. 6 have forgotten to put YOUNG AT ART the vehicle in park. CLASS: 4-6 p.m. for HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 6, 2017 — A5 LOCAL/NATION

Nation in Brief U.S. stock indexes edge lower

By ALEX VEIGA percent after the toy- National Zoo AP Business Writer maker’s fourth-quarter panda heads to profit and sales beat Wall U.S. stock indexes Street’s estimates. The China soon edged lower in early company reported better trading Monday as in- sales of toys marketed to WASHINGTON (AP) vestors weighed the lat- girls, including Disney — The National Zoo est batch of company Princess and Frozen says 3-year-old panda earnings news. Real es- products. The stock led Bao Bao will fly to tate and health care all the gainers in the China this month. stocks were among the S&P 500, climbing $13.27 The zoo tweeted Mon- biggest decliners. Energy to $95.90. day that Bao Bao will companies also fell as In Europe, Germany’s move to China on Feb. the price of crude oil DAX was down 0.9 per- 21. The zoo recently an- headed lower. cent, while France’s CAC nounced a celebration KEEPING SCORE: The 40 was 0.9 percent lower. of Bao Bao starting Dow Jones industrial av- Britain’s FTSE 100 was Feb. 16 in anticipation erage fell 1 point to down 0.2 percent. Earlier of her departure. 20,070 as of 10:07 a.m. in Asia, Japan’s bench- The zoo’s cooperative Eastern Time. The Stan- mark Nikkei 225 added breeding agreement dard & Poor’s 500 index 0.3 percent, while Hong with the China Wildlife slid 3 points, or 0.2 per- Kong’s Hang Seng rose Conservation Associa- cent, to 2,293. The Nas- 1.0 percent. Australia’s tion requires all cubs daq composite index lost S&P/ASX 200 lost earlier born at the zoo move to 6 points, or 0.1 percent, gains and inched down China by the time they to 5,660. On Friday the 0.1 percent. South turn 4 years old. Bao Nasdaq closed at a AP Korea’s Kospi gained 0.2 Bao turns 4 on Aug. 23. record high and the S&P percent. Benchmarks Bao Bao is the first 500 came within a point The New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street. were also higher in Tai- surviving cub born at of its own all-time high. wan and Singapore. the zoo since 2005. Newell Brands tum- and fewer people shop- The stock was down Cumenal, who was Benchmark U.S. crude Older brother Tai Shan bled 5.8 percent after the ping at malls hurt sales $1.55 to $50.99. named chief executive of was down 10 cents to left for China in 2010. maker of Rubbermaid, of some key products. Tiffany & Co. fell 1.9 the company in April $52.73 a barrel in New Their mother, Mei Sharpie, Elmer’s Glue The stock fell the most in percent a day after the 2015. Michael Kowalski, York. Xiang, has since had a and other products re- the S&P 500, sliding $2.74 jewelry company’s CEO chairman of the board of It added 29 cents to third surviving cub, Bei ported disappointing to $44.15. stepped down amid con- directors and previous $53.83 a barrel Friday. Bei, who was born on sales and issued a full- Sysco slid 3 percent cerns about the com- CEO of Tiffany, was Brent crude, used to Aug. 22, 2015. year sales forecast that after the food company pany’s financial tapped to serve as in- price international oils, fell far short of analysts’ reported better earnings, performance. Tiffany has terim CEO. The stock was down 14 cents to estimates. The company but its revenue was begun to search for a shed $1.48 to $78.99. $56.67 a barrel in Lon- 4 men killed in said the strong dollar weaker than expected. successor to Frederic Hasbro vaulted 16.1 don. shooting in Yazoo City Obituaries

YAZOO CITY, Miss. Woman captive for Geraldine “Gerry” Interment will follow. chapel, is in charge of (AP) — Authorities in McDonald Cawthon The family will receive arrangements, 526-6111. Mississippi say four friends at the cemetery people have been shot decade hopes new TV COOKEVILLE — following the service. and killed in a shooting Graveside services will Gerry Cawthon passed after an argument at a be held for Geraldine away Sunday, Feb. 5, nightclub in Yazoo City. role helps the missing McDonald Cawthon, 88, 2017, at Signature Yazoo City Police of Algood, at noon Healthcare in Algood. Chief Andre Lloyd tells CLEVELAND (AP) — authorities: “Help me! Wednesday, Feb. 8, at Hooper-Huddleston WLBT-TV that the four A woman who escaped I’m Amanda Berry. I’ve Crest Lawn Cemetery. and Horner, Cookeville men were shot early a home where she and been kidnapped, and Monday morning after two others were held I’ve been missing for 10 an argument at the captive for a decade is years, and I’m here. I’m James Lee Null tery. Arrangements en- Club 66 nightclub. joining a Cleveland tel- free now.” The family will receive trusted to Crest Lawn Yazoo County Coro- evision station to bring Berry, Gina DeJesus COOKEVILLE — Fu- friends Tuesday, Feb. 7, Funeral Home, 526-6384. ner Ricky Shivers tells attention to other miss- and Michelle Knight neral services will be from 11 a.m. until serv- WJTV-TV that two of ing-persons cases in a had been abused and held for James Lee Null, ice time at the funeral the men were pro- daily segment. held by Ariel Castro for 62, of Cookeville, at 3 home. nounced dead at the As the new host of years. Berry also had p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7, Mr. Null passed from scene. The other two the segment on WJW- given birth to Castro’s from the chapel of Crest this life Saturday, Feb. 4, wounded men were TV, Amanda Berry said daughter in 2006. Lawn Funeral Home. In- 2017, at his home with taken to a hospital, she wants to help locate Berry and DeJesus terment will follow in his wife and Boo Bear, where they died. missing people and wrote a book together the Odd Fellows Ceme- his dog, by his side. The Mississippi Bu- support their families. about their ordeals. reau of Investigation “When I was missing, Knight, who legally on Monday issued a the people who were changed her name to Larry King The family will receive Hooper-Huddleston public bulletin that also looking for me never Lily Rose Lee, wrote a friends Tuesday, Feb. 7, and Horner is in charge was sent to law enforce- gave up,” she said. “My separate book about COOKEVILLE — Fu- from 4-8 p.m. at Hooper- of arrangements, 526- ment oﬃcials in wish is that this seg- her experience. neral services will be Huddleston and Horner, 6111. Louisiana and Ala- ment will not only help Castro, who kid- held for Larry King, 75, and Wednesday, Feb. 8, bama, asking them to find those who are napped the victims be- of Cookeville, at 1 p.m. from 11 a.m. until serv- be on the lookout for a missing but offer hope tween 2002 to 2004, Wednesday, Feb. 8, at ice time at the church. Yazoo City man who is for the loved ones who hanged himself in his Washington Avenue Bap- Mr. King passed away wanted for questioning are looking for them.” cell after he pleaded tist Church. Interment Sunday, Feb. 5, 2017, at in the case. The segment will air guilty to a long list of will be at Smith Chapel Bethesda Health Care Names of the victims on news broadcasts charges and was sen- Cemetery. Center. were not immediately throughout the day. tenced to life plus 1,000 released. Berry, 30, will discuss years in prison. details of a different Berry said her life northeastern Ohio now is full of normal Student gets 3 missing-person case activities like grocery years' probation each day and talk about shopping, dealing with how viewers can help her daughter’s school in cybercrime the families of the and appointments, and missing and the investi- spending time with PITTSBURGH (AP) gators searching for family. — A Carnegie Mellon them. 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Monday, February 6, 2017 LIVING 6 ►DEAR ABBY 2017 has country Wedding is not the singer Sam Hunt stage of ex-best looking good HOUSTON (AP) — friends’ drama The year 2017 is look- EAR ABBY: One of my ing good for Sam Hunt: best friends just got en- The country star just gaged and I’m invited to released a new single, the wedding. My problem he’s readying a mas- Dis, my ex-best friend is in the sive summer tour, he bridal party, and I don’t know proposed to his girl- how to act if I see her and have friend, and the proud to talk to her. She terminated Georgia native is our friendship without giving watching the Atlanta me a reason. Not only that, she Falcons compete in the has been spreading lies about Super Bowl. me to mutual friends, some of The Grammy-nomi- whom now refuse to talk to me. nated singer-song- I have no idea what I did or writer was all smiles didn’t do. No one knows why she ahead of his pre-Super is spreading rumors, and I don’t Buffalo Valley birthdays Bowl performance want there to be drama at my Thursday in Houston, friend’s wedding and bache- January birthdays were celebrated at the Buffalo Valley Community Center. From left are the where the Falcons will lorette party. What can I do? — honorees Janie Maxwell, Shirley Puckett, Wanda Shanks, Elfriede Duke, Ted Huddleston and take on the New Eng- UNSURE IN George Ramsey. The February birthday luncheon wil be held Wednesday, Feb. 8. land Patriots on Sun- THE WEST day at the NRG DEAR UN- Stadium. SURE: If your Shyamalan’s ‘Split’ leads box office for third weekend “I know all my folks former best back home and all my friend is unwill- NEW YORK (AP) — M. buddies back home are ing to explain Night Shyamalan’s multiple- superpumped. It re- why she ended personality thriller “Split” minds me growing up Abigail the friendship led the box office for a third- several years ago and has been straight week, an unusual when the Falcons Van Buren spreading false streak for a low-budget hor- played the Super rumors, you ror film. Bowl,” Hunt, 32, said can’t force her. Obviously, her According to studio esti- in an interview. “I’m a malicious lies haven’t had any mates Sunday, “Split” came Tom Brady fan and I effect on the bride. out on top again with $14.6 would love to see him Go to the party and the wed- million in North American get his fifth Super ding, mingle with those who ticket sales, bringing the Uni- Bowl (ring), but I got haven’t chosen sides, be gra- versal Pictures release’s to go with the Falcons cious and steer clear of the three-week haul to $98.7 mil- this year.” nasty bridesmaid, if you can. lion. During his perform- That way, if there is any drama The run for the Universal ance at Club Nomadic at either function, you won’t be Pictures release has come in STX Productions via AP for the EA Sports Bowl the person who created it, and an especially slow period at Britt Robertson, left, and Asa Butterfield in a scene from “The — where Snoop Dogg the person who will look bad multiplexes. Hollywood tradi- Space Between Us.” and current chart-top- will be the troublemaker. tionally skips significant new pers The Chainsmok- DEAR ABBY: Could you releases on Super Bowl week- ring Asa Butterfield as a boy Land” added $7.5 million to ers also hit the stage — please explain why so many peo- end due to the game’s enor- who comes to Earth after bring its domestic total to Hunt sang his familiar ple blow their noses at the sup- mous television audience. being raised by astronauts on $118.3 million in nine weeks No. 1 country hits as per table? You would think older Surely hurt by the contin- Mars, made a mere $3.8 mil- of release. And “Lion” took well as his new single, folks would know better, but it ued strength of “Split,” Para- lion. It cost $30 million to in $4 million in its 11th week “Body Like a Back seems like they are the worst of- mount’s horror option, make. for a cumulative total of $24.7 Road.” fenders. I see a lot of this in “Rings,” came in second with Universal’s “A Dog’s Pur- million. It’s the first song restaurants or the cafeteria. I an estimated $13 million. The pose” came in third with “La La Land,” in particu- from his upcoming not only consider it rude but sequel was an attempted re- $10.8 million in its second lar, is doing exceptional busi- sophomore album, also gross. vival the dormant franchise weekend. Audiences have ness worldwide. The which he is currently Why can’t people excuse begun with 2002’s “The Ring” largely shrugged off the out- best-picture favorite made writing and recording. themselves from the table and and followed up with 2005’s cry over a leaked video from $20.1 million overseas on the “I recently switched leave the room to do it? I gener- “The Ring Two.” the film’s production of a weekend, bringing its global gears in terms of the ally go to the ladies room or, if That release, though, frightened German shepherd haul to nearly $270 million. types of songs I’m I’m home, go into another room. opened with $35.1 million. being urged into churning Estimated ticket sales for writing, so the record My mother and brother do this Like “Independence Day water. Friday through Sunday at has taken a new direc- — and it’s disgusting! What is Resurgence,” “Bad Santa 2” On Saturday, the group re- U.S. and Canadian theaters, tion. I didn’t start from your view on this? Maybe you and many more, “Rings” sponsible for overseeing ani- according to comScore. scratch necessarily, could teach some of these folks served as yet another ques- mal safety on the set, 1. “Split,” $14.6 million. but I kind of hit some manners. — GROSSED tionable decision to recharge American Humane, released 2. “Rings,” $13 million. restart on this new OUT IN FLORIDA a franchise long out of the- findings from an independent 3. “A Dog’s Purpose,” $10.8 record, so this was one DEAR GROSSED OUT: aters. It cost a relatively min- animal-cruelty expert. The million. of the first songs, even Please don’t think you are alone imal $25 million to make and unidentified veterinarian 4. “Hidden Figures,” $10.1 though I wrote this with your frustration because pulled in $15.2 million inter- said the video mischaracter- million. several months ago, I’m asked this question a lot. I nationally over the weekend. ized the events on the set, 5. “La La Land,” $7.5 mil- it’s a song that’s reflec- agree that listening to someone But it won’t come close to the though the vet acknowledged lion. tive of the new chapter honk like a migrating goose is $249.3 million the first in- the dog should have been 6. “Resident Evil: The Final and perspective I have unpleasant. That’s why the rule stallment made globally, or handled more gently in the Chapter,” $4.5 million. on life and my record of etiquette states that those the $161.5 million “The Ring scene shown in the video. 7. “Sing,” $4.1 million. and music,” Hunt said. who need to clear their heads ex- Two” made. Several Oscar contenders 8. “Lion,” $4 million. “It’s kind of one of the cuse themselves from the table. The weekend’s other debut, continued to pad their totals. 9. “The Space Between Us,” only songs really I If someone must perform this “The Space Between Us,” “Hidden Figures” earned $3.8 million. have for the next function at the table, it should be flopped altogether. The STX $10.1 million for a seven-week 10. “xXx: The Return of record. I have a lot of limited to tiny dabs with a tissue Entertainment release, star- total of $119.4 million. “La La Xander Cage,” $3.7 million. songs, but this record to prevent a drip. specifically ’cause I’m DEAR ABBY: I am the mom taking a new direction, of two sons, ages 13 and 14. this is one of the songs When I took them for their an- ‘Zootopia’ wins at Annie Awards and looks poised for Oscars that fit that mode.” nual physical last summer, their Hunt’s 2014 debut pediatrician said this would be LOS ANGELES ceremony Saturday, “Zootopia” has been Other Oscar nomi- album, the double plat- the last year I would be in the (AP) — “Zootopia” “Zootopia” won for the top choice in nees scored other inum “Montevallo,” room while he examined my won best animated directing and writ- awards season, also awards. Studio Ghi- launched five hit sin- sons. feature and took ing. winning a Golden bli’s “The Red Tur- gles and earned two I don’t understand why I home a leading six One of its leads, Globe. tle” won best Grammy nominations, should have to leave if my chil- awards at the 44th Jason Bateman, The Annie winner animated independ- including best country dren are OK with my being Annie Awards, set- shared best-voice act- has won the best-ani- ent feature. Laika’s album. there. My sons are comfortable ting up the Disney re- ing with mated feature Oscar “Kubo and the Two with me, and I am an only par- lease as the clear Auli’Cravalho from in 10 of the 15 years Strings” won for ent. It seems to me that more favorite at the Os- “Moana.” Along with since the Academy character animation, and more rights are being taken cars. more than $1 billion Awards introduced production design away from parents. Am I out of At the Los Angeles in global box office, the category. and editorial. line for feeling this way? — EXAM ROOM OFF-LIMITS DEAR OFF-LIMITS: Yes, if Arevalo’s ‘The Fury of a Patient you trust your sons’ doctor, which I hope you do. By ages 13 Man’ wins Goya best picture and 14, your sons are maturing into manhood. As their hor- MADRID (AP) — Actor-turned-direc- mones and bodies change, they tor Raul Arevalo’s first film, “The Fury may have questions and con- of a Patient Man,” has won best picture cerns they would be more com- at the 31st Spanish Film Academy’s fortable — and less embarrassed Goya Awards. — talking to a male doctor about Arevalo, 37, was also honored Satur- than their mother. Privacy in day night for best directorial debut and the examination room would best original screenplay, which he co- give them the chance to do that. wrote with David Pulido.

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World in Brief States fight travel ban New Chinese Justice Department to missile makes Giants Apple file its briefs by 6 p.m. EST Monday. It had al- an appearance and Google add ready turned down a Justice request to set BEIJING (AP) — A weight to effort aside immediately a highly accurate Chi- Seattle judge’s ruling nese ballistic missile to stop that put a temporary capable of threatening White House hold on the ban nation- U.S. and Japanese wide. bases in Asia has In the latest filing, made its latest appear- By ERIC TUCKER lawyers for Washington ance at recent Rocket Associated Press state and Minnesota Force drills. said: “Defendants now The medium-range WASHINGTON — ask this Court to un- DF-16 featured in a Lawyers for Washington leash chaos again by video posted last week state and Minnesota staying the district court on the Defense Min- have told a federal ap- order. The Court should istry’s website show- pellate court that restor- decline.” ing the missiles ing President Donald That ruling last Fri- aboard their 10- Trump’s ban on day prompted an ongo- wheeled mobile refugees and travelers ing Twitter rant by launch vehicles being from seven predomi- Trump, who dismissed deployed in deep for- nantly Muslim countries U.S. District Court est during exercises would “unleash chaos Judge James Robart as a over the just-con- again.” “so-called judge” and his cluded Lunar New The filing with the 9th decision “ridiculous.” Year holiday. U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- Trump renewed his While the Rocket peals in San Francisco AP Twitter attacks against Force boasts an exten- came early Monday after Members of International Migrants Alliance in Hong Kong hold placards during Robart on Sunday. “Just sive armory of mis- the White House said it a protest against U.S. President Donald Trump's selective country travel ban cannot believe a judge siles of various expected the federal on Sunday. would put our country ranges, the DF-16 ﬁlls courts to reinstate the in such peril. If some- a particular role in ex- ban. lies, stranding our uni- more difficult to recruit tration’s move hurts res- thing happens blame tending China’s reach Washington and Min- versity students and fac- employees. Tech giants idents, businesses and him and court system. over waters it seeks to nesota said their under- ulty, and barring like Apple and Google, universities and is un- People pouring in. Bad!” control within what it lying lawsuit was strong travel.” along with Uber, filed constitutional. He followed with an- calls the “ﬁrst-island and a nationwide tempo- The rapid-fire legal their arguments with The next opportunity other tweet saying he chain.” rary restraining order maneuvers by the two the court late Sunday. for Trump’s team to had instructed the was appropriate. If the states were accompa- Trump’s executive argue in favor of the ban Homeland Security De- appellate court rein- nied by briefs filed by order was founded on a will come in the form of partment to check peo- Avalanches in stated Trump’s ban the the technology industry claim of national secu- a response to the Wash- ple coming into the Afghanistan kill states said the “ruling arguing that the travel rity, but lawyers for the ington state and Min- country but that “the would reinstitute those ban would harm their two states told the appel- nesota filings. The 9th courts are making the at least 119 harms, separating fami- companies by making it late court the adminis- Circuit ordered the U.S. job very difficult!”

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Avalanches in Afghanistan triggered EU envoys back by heavy snowfall across the country Super Bowl ads go have killed at least 119 people in recent days, keeping sanctions officials said on Mon- day. political in a big way Wais Ahmad Bar- against Russia mak, the state minister for disaster NEW YORK (AP) — EU foreign policy management and hu- Messages about Amer- Leaders still chief Federica manitarian affairs, ica, inclusiveness — and, don’t know Mogherini underlined said that at least 89 yes, even “four years of that the EU will never people have been in- awful hair” — kept bub- where Trump recognize Russia’s 2014 jured and 190 homes bling up in Super Bowl stands on annexation of the destroyed by ava- 51 ads from Airbnb, the dealing with Crimean Peninsula, and lanches in multiple NFL and a line of per- insisted all sides must provinces. Those fig- sonal care products. But Moscow respect the Minsk peace ures were expected to there was still plenty of BRUSSELS (AP) — agreement aimed at rise as rescue teams escapism and light The European Union’s ending the fighting in made their way humor for those who top diplomats vowed eastern Ukraine be- through snow-blocked weren’t into the politics. Monday to uphold sanc- tween government roads to afflicted As the New England tions against Russia for forces and Russia- areas. Patriots edged out the AP destabilizing conflict- backed separatists. Many of the most Atlantic Falcons on the This photo provided by Budweiser shows a scene torn Ukraine, despite “I cannot say where recent fatalities come field in Houston, Airbnb from the company's commercial for Super Bowl 51, confusion over how U.S. the U.S. administration from Nuristan touted inclusiveness between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Fal- President Donald stands on this, but I can province, near the with an ad showing faces cons on Sunday. Trump plans to manage say where the Euro- Pakistani border, of different ethnicities his relations with peans stand on this,” where two villages and the copy: “We all be- famously unruly do in its wins,” said Mark DiMas- Moscow. Mogherini said. were buried in snow. long. The world is more Super Bowl spot. simo, CEO of the ad Determined to wait Fighting has esca- Barmak’s spokesman beautiful the more you It’s tough to be a Super agency DiMassimo Gold- no longer for a clear lated over the past week Omer Mohammadi accept.” Bowl advertiser, period. stein. message from Washing- in eastern Ukraine, said rescue teams have Coca-Cola aired a pre- But this year, a divisive Several ads aimed for ton, EU foreign minis- killing at least 33 peo- so far recovered 48 viously run ad during political climate has just that. Tide, for in- ters said their economic ple, including civilians, bodies from those vil- the pregame show in roiled the nation since stance, offered a humor- sanctions must remain and wounding dozens. lages and that more which people sing Trump took office in Jan- ous ad showing in place until Russian More than 9,800 people than 2,500 acres of “America the Beautiful” uary, making it even announcer Terry Brad- President Vladimir have died since the war farmland have been in different languages. tougher for advertisers. shaw trying frantically Putin respects his began in 2014. destroyed. And Budweiser ran a 60- Advertisers who paid to remedy a stain while promise to work for a The EU imposed a se- second spot chronicling $5 million for 30 seconds his antics go “viral” on- cease-fire in eastern ries of rolling economic co-founder Adolphus had to walk the line with line, with the help of Ukraine and ensure sanctions against Rus- Romania leader: Busch’s migration from ads that appealed to New England Patriot that heavy weapons are sia in July 2014. They Govt won't resign Germany to St. Louis in everyone and didn’t of- Rob Gronkowski and withdrawn from border include economic and 1857, prompting some fend. Some were more actor Jeffrey Tambor. areas. diplomatic measures. in face of protests critics to start a boycott successful than others. campaign on Twitter. “Anxiety and politics BUCHAREST, Ro- Even a hair care brand just loom over this game, mania (AP) — The dipped into politics: The so anybody who gives us leader of Romania’s “It’s a 10” hair brand in- the blessed relief of en- ruling center-left directly referenced Pres- tertaining with a real coalition says the gov- ident Donald Trump’s Super Bowl commercial ernment won’t resign following the biggest demonstrations since the end of commu- nism against a meas- ure that would ease up on corruption. Social Democratic chairman Liviu Drag- nea emerged from a meeting with govern- ing partners Monday saying that “we unre- servedly expressed our support for the government ... and the prime minister.” On Sunday, the government backed down following six days of street protests from an emergency ordinance that would decriminal- ize abuse in office by officials if the amount involved was less than about $48,500. Herald-Citizen

Monday, February 6, 2017 SPORTS B Stunning Comeback Brady Falcons’ leads flop a Patriots new low to win for ATL

By EDDIE PELLS By PAUL NEWBERRY AP National Writer AP Sports Writer

HOUSTON — Tom HOUSTON — Well, At- Brady, Bill Belichick and lanta, there’s nothing the rest of the New Eng- left to say. land Patriots have long The city once known been reluctant to rank as “Loserville” was their victories. They’ve cruising toward its first refused to label any Super Bowl champi- given season, or title, onship, leading Tom sweeter than another. Brady and the mighty It’s time to put that to New England Patriots by rest. 25 points. This Super Bowl was TWENTY-FIVE! lost. Back in Atlanta, the New England trailed city was all ready to bust by 25 points and Brady loose in a celebration had a case of happy feet like no other, seemingly and a wobbly arm that assured of finally put- made him look every bit ting to rest its history of of his 39 years. Before sports flops. Lady Gaga had even Then, it happened. dropped from the sky for The greatest flop of Sunday’s halftime show, them all. the pregame anointment This one will take a of Brady as the greatest long, long time to get to ever play was being over. rightfully ripped on so- “I’m kind of numb,” cial media that, along said Falcons safety Ri- with the scoreboard, had cardo Allen, who might all but handed Atlanta as well been speaking for this game. David J. Phillip | AP an entire city. “I don’t re- Then came the best New England Patriots' Tom Brady hoists the Vince Lombardi Trophy after the NFL Super Bowl 51 ally know what to feel. comeback ever. game against the Atlanta Falcons Sunday in Houston. The New England Patriots won 34-28 in over- I’m broken inside, be- No team had ever time. cause this is not us. I’m made up more than a 10- kind of numb to the feel- point deficit to win a ing, man. It’s terrible. Super Bowl. Brady led It’s one of the worst feel- the Patriots on five Stunning rally begs question: How do Pats ings ever. I’m not a guy straight scoring drives that forgets very easy. that equaled 31 straight I’ll probably never forget points. The last touch- rank in history of National Football League? this. It will always be down wrapped up a 34-28 haunting.” victory, yet felt in- By SCHUYLER DIXON Bowl appearances for a team terback,” defensive lineman Brady engineered a evitable and anticlimac- AP Sports Writer (nine) and a quarterback Trey Flowers said. “Calm, cool, stunning comeback, tic despite coming in the (seven). Brady’s five wins put collective and just make plays. leading the Patriots to a first-ever overtime in the HOUSTON — The Patriots him one ahead of Hall of Famers That’s what he’s been doing all pair of touchdowns and Super Bowl’s 51-year have the biggest comeback in Terry Bradshaw and Joe Mon- his career.” a pair of 2-point conver- history. Super Bowl history. Cue the de- tana for the most by a quarter- Green Bay won the first two sions that sent the Super “Tom has had a lot of bate on whether it translates back, and Belichick’s five are Super Bowls with Bart Starr and Bowl to overtime for the great ones. Tonight was into the greatest dynasty in the one better than Bradshaw’s has four titles. Bradshaw’s Steel- first time. one of them,” Belichick NFL, and maybe where New coach in Pittsburgh, Chuck Noll. ers became the team of the 1970s, At that point, it was a said, underselling the England ranks among dominant Bradshaw and Montana never with Roger Staubach and the mere formality. obvious. pro sports franchises. had a Super Bowl rally that even Dallas Cowboys not far behind. The Patriots won the Though New England Perhaps the discussion hinges remotely resembled the 25-point Montana’s 49ers dominated the coin toss. still trailed by eight, this on the record-setting duo of recovery engineered by Brady in ‘80s. Of course. game felt more-or-less quarterback Tom Brady and a 34-28 win over Atlanta on Sun- Troy Aikman helped the Cow- The Patriots drove over when receiver coach Bill Belichick. day night in the first Super Bowl boys become the first team to right down the field for There are some numbers that to go to overtime. See BRADY, Page B2 aren’t debatable, like most Super “We’ve got the greatest quar- See RANK, Page B2 See ATL, Page B2 Ex-TTU star Murphy leads D-League’s Drive to four wins

By CRAIG DELK Special to the HERALD-CITIZEN

Former Tennessee Tech men’s basketball star Kevin Murphy helped lead the NBA Development League’s UC Grand Rapids Drive to a quartet of Connections wins last week. Last Monday, the 26-year-old guard Following Upper Cumberland tallied 14 points and ﬁve rebounds student-athletes through their collegiate and during the Drive’s 116-105 win over professional careers the Delaware 87ers. Murphy was par- ticularly deadly from 3-point range, eight rebounds and four steals while shooting 4-of-6 from beyond the arc. shooting 4-of-7 from long range. Murphy followed Wednesday with Murphy – the No. 13-ranked 17 points, two rebounds and a steal prospect in the D-League – is tied for during Grand Rapids’ 132-117 win sixth in the league in scoring (21.8 over the Westchester Knicks. And on ppg). He’s also third in the league in Friday, he poured in 28 points, four 3-pointers made (97) while shooting rebounds, three assists and a steal 40.9 percent from beyond the arc. during the Drive’s 114-107 win over the Canton Charge. A new Frontier for Shepherd On Saturday, he capped his week by On the baseball diamond, former making a pair of clutch baskets as the Tennessee Tech pitcher Matt Shep- Herald-Citizen File Drive rallied past Raptors 905 for a herd is on the move to a new league, 122-115 victory. After Grand Rapids after he was traded by the Lincoln trailed by as many as 18 points, Mur- Saltdogs of the American Association Heading to ‘The Hill’ phy buried the go-ahead 3-pointer to the Windy City ThunderBolts of Upperman High School junior standout Akira Levy ended speculation as to with 2:36 left in the fourth quarter. the Frontier League. where she would play college basketball recently when she announced on her And with just 27.7 seconds remain- Shepherd, a 26-year-old righty, Twitter account that she had committed to play at Western Kentucky Univer- ing, Murphy buried another triple spent all of the 2016 season in the sity in Bowling Green. WKU head coach Michelle Clark-Heard was at Upper- from the left corner that proved to be man’s game with DeKalb County Friday. the dagger. He ﬁnished with 25 points, See UC, Page B2 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 6, 2017 SPORTS UC: Amber Hudgens has career-best outing

From Page B1 Chargers in 3-pointers made (44), 3-point field-goal percentage (38.9 American Association. He split percent) and free-throw percent- time between the Saltdogs and the age (89.3 percent). She’s also third Texas AirHogs, combining to post on the team in scoring (9.0 ppg) a 3-9 record and 5.42 earned-run and is averaging 3.0 rebounds per average. He struck out 85 batters game. in 108 innings, and appeared in 24 games while making 17 starts. Career best for Hudgens Before that, Shepherd spent Another former White County four seasons in the San Diego standout, Maryville College jun- Padres organization, reaching as ior forward Amber Hudgens, had high as the High-A Lake Elsinore a career-best performance for the Storm of the California League. Scots on Saturday night. He was a 31st-round draft pick by Hudgens poured in a double- the Padres in 2012. double, with 12 points and 15 rebounds, as Maryville knocked off Strong senior season start Wesleyan College (Ga.) 60-47. Hud- On the softball diamond, gens snared six of her boards on Cookeville native Jenna Roberts the offensive end, and added three had a memorable start to her sen- assists and two blocks in the vic- ior season for Maryville College. tory. Contributed The outfielder finished a perfect The win helped the Scots (20-3 The Pickett County Middle School basketball team won the recent James C. Haile 3-for-3 with a triple, three runs overall) remain undefeated in State Basketball Tournament in Murfreesboro. Identification was not available. batted in and a run scored on Sat- USA South Conference play at 12- urday during the Scots’ 14-2, five- 0, and it also marked the eighth- inning win over Westminster consecutive season they’ve College (Mo.). In Maryville’s sec- reached 20 wins. Hudgens is sec- Pickett County MS boys, girls ond game of the day, Roberts bat- ond on the team in blocks (1.2 bpg) ted 1-for-2 with two RBI and two and third in rebounding (5.6 rpg), walks as the Scots cruised past and she’s averaging 5.7 points per sweep James C. Haile tourney Rhodes College 11-3. game. Roberts continued her torrid Contributed taking a 7-6 lead on a would make a run cutting start Sunday, batting 2-for-3 with a Leading the way Haylee Johnson 3-pointer the lead to four at one double and two RBI during the Yet another Sparta native, Uni- The Pickett County Mid- with 1:30 left in the first point. Scots’ 9-1, five-inning win over versity of the South sophomore dle School girls’ and boys’ quarter. It would be its last Allie Amonett would Westminster. She wrapped up the guard Bella Taylor, led the Tigers basketball teams swept the lead of the game as Pickett make a layup for Pickett weekend by finishing 1-for-3 dur- to a pair of wins over the weekend James C. Haile Class A County’s Abbi Bilbrey County and Pickett ing Maryville’s 8-1 loss to Rhodes. with strong performances. State Tournament Cham- would score back-to-back County’s Carolann Stock- Roberts – who began her colle- On Friday, Taylor notched a pionships in Murfreesboro buckets off of Jasimine ton and Chloe Burton giate career at Roane State Com- double-double with 18 points and for the second year in a Brown’s assist to give Pick- would make free throws munity College – was a key player 10 rebounds, and added three as- row. ett a 10-7 lead after one down the stretch to extend for the Scots as a junior, batting sists and two blocks as Sewanee The girls defeated Scott’s quarter of play. the lead back out to eight .346 and stealing 13 bases in 14 won 66-51 over Berry College Hill Elementary School Chloe Burton scored before York would make a tries while tying for second on the (Ga.). And on Sunday, she tallied from Henderson County in seven of her 15 points in trey at the buzzer to ac- team in triples with two. 23 points, four rebounds, two the semifinals and defeated the second quarter to give count for the final total. steals and an assist during the York Elementary School by Pickett a 7-point halftime Scoring in the game: Strong performance Tigers’ 53-50 victory over a final score of 41-36. lead. Pickett County - 41: Abbi Back on the hardwood, former Oglethorpe University (Ga.). The boys defeated In the third quarter, Bai- Bilbrey 6, Chloe Burton 15, Tech point guard Anthony Fisher Taylor leads the Southern Ath- Friendship Christian in ley Evans would knock Bailey Evans 6, Carolann gave his Israeli professional team, letic Association in scoring (20.0 the semifinals and defeated down two big 3-pointers for Stockton 12, Allie Amonett Hapoel Be’er Sheva, a strong per- ppg) and 3-point field-goal per- Swiss Memorial, out of Pickett County to extend 2 formance last Tuesday. centage (45.0 percent). She’s also Grundy County, in the the lead to 10 points. York - 36: Haylee John- The 30-year-old poured in 18 third in 3-point field goals (45) and championship game by a Bilbrey would foul out son 9, Ellie Leffew 2, Sage points, six rebounds, four assists steals (2.2 spg), and fourth in as- score of 46-36. for Pickett County with al- Smith 8, Kinsleigh Bilbrey and three steals during Be’er sists (3.1 apg). The girls’ game was back most 4:30 to go in the 6, Mikala Reagan 9, Lauren Sheva’s 77-72 win over Hapoel and forth early, with York fourth quarter and York Choate 2 Haifa. Pair of wins for McClellan, Lions Fisher has been a big key to the Former Pickett County girls team success for Hapoel Be’er basketball standout Tristan Mc- Sheva (13-4), which is atop the Na- Clellan helped Bryan College tional League standings. He leads notch a pair of wins last week BRADY: Quarterback sets the team in 3-pointers made (33), with her performances. he’s second in 3-point field-goal The true freshman guard tallied percentage (37.5 percent) and as- 12 points, six rebounds and a steal numerous records in victory sists (4.2 apg), and he’s third in on Wednesday during the Lions’ scoring (12.5 ppg). 76-65 win over Columbia College (S.C.). And on Saturday, McClel- From Page B1 Matthew Slater explained. “We practiced Double-double for Jackson lan dished out a team-best six as- in pads on Super Bowl week. We are Yet another former Tech stand- sists while adding five rebounds, a Julian Edelman somehow wrapped up a squatting 80 percent of our maxes on out, 23-year-old center Charles block and a steal during their 90- pass that was first deflected by Atlanta Super Bowl week. Jackson, delivered a double-dou- 81 win over St. Andrews Univer- cornerback Robert Alford, then bounced We worked for this. Our bodies and ble for his Turkish professional sity (N.C.). off Alford’s knee and his thigh. Edelman minds were ready, and we just kept be- team last Tuesday. Jackson tallied McClellan leads the Lions (12-12 trapped the ball against Alford’s foot, lieving in one another.” 18 points and 10 rebounds, as well overall, 10-8 Appalachian Athletic then got both hands underneath the And believing in Brady. as three blocks, in leading Conference) in assists (3.2 apg), pigskin. The catch was upheld on review. After the game, the NFL distributed a Sakarya Isik Koleji to a 97-55 she’s second in 3-point field-goal It was good for 23 yards and a first down list of new Super Bowl records that took thrashing of Pertevniyal Genclik percentage (33.3 percent) and free- at the Atlanta 41 with 2:03 left. up nearly three-quarters of a page. Istanbul. throw percentage (82.9 percent), It matched, or exceeded, what David There were 24 in all, the majority re- For the year, Jackson leads the and she’s third in steals (1.3 spg). Tyree of the Giants did nine years previ- lated in one way or another to the quar- team in field-goal percentage (63 ously, when his football-on-the-helmet terback: Yards passing (446), pass percent), scoring (13.0 ppg), steals Season-opening round-tripper catch led to the end of New England’s attempts (62), completions (43), MVP (1.3 spg) and blocks (0.9 bpg). He’s Though the effort turned out to quest for an undefeated season in the awards (4), career wins (5, tied with also second in rebounding (7.6 be in a 9-5 loss to Thomas Univer- Super Bowl. Charles Haley, but now ahead of quarter- rpg). Those efforts have helped sity (Ga.), former Cookeville base- “I knew I caught it,” Edelman said. backs Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana). Sakarya Isik Koleji stay atop the ball standout Justin Pearson The catch highlighted New England’s Another record belonged to running Turkish Basketball First League made his season opener for Milli- 91-yard, game-tying drive and extin- back James White — New England’s lat- standings at 19-3 overall. gan College a memorable one. guished whatever fight was left in an At- est go-to guy on its long list of inter- The senior outfielder batted 1- lanta defense that looked unbeatable for 2 changeable parts. White’s three Sweet released by Alouettes for-3, with his hit being a solo 1/2 quarters — never more than when Al- touchdowns and one 2-point conversion Former Tennessee Tech gradu- home run to left field. He also ford intercepted Brady and took it 82 equaled 20 points. ate assistant football coach Kris later drove in another run with a yards for a score that made it 21-0 late in That knocked Denver’s Terrell Davis Sweet was released last week from sacrifice flyout. the second quarter. and about half of the 1980s and ‘90s San the coaching staff of the Canadian “No panic,” Patriots wide receiver Francisco 49ers out of the record books. Football League’s Montreal Alou- Collegiate debut ettes. Another former Cookeville Sweet was the team’s offensive baseball standout, Freed-Harde- line coach, and spent the last man University true freshman T.J. three years in Montreal. He’s had Webb, made his collegiate debut RANK: an extensive career in the CFL, Sunday for the Lions. The right- QB, coach duo one also spending time with the Ed- handed pitcher threw a scoreless monton Eskimos (2013), eighth inning, giving up one hit of football’s greatest ever Saskatchewan Roughriders (2012) during their 7-5 loss to Georgia and Calgary Stampeders (2007-11). Gwinnett College. Sweet spent the 1997 season From Page B1 seasons (Dallas has the record with 20) with the Golden Eagles, his first in Career high for Nokes and an NFL-best 34 playoff games and 25 the coaching profession. Gordonsville native Colt Nokes win three titles in four seasons in the postseason wins for Brady. set a new career high for points on 1990s — and Brady matched him a decade “At halftime, I would say we weren’t Long-range sniper Saturday for Maryville College, as later. down at all,” said Brady, who won his Sparta native Loren Foster the sophomore post player poured Starr, Bradshaw, Staubach (they called fourth Super Bowl MVP award by leading proved to be a long-range sniper in 25 points as well as eight re- him Captain Comeback), Montana, Aik- two fourth-quarter touchdown drives that for the University of Alabama- bounds and two blocks during the man. included 2-point conversions to force Huntsville women’s basketball Scots’ 87-86 loss to LaGrange Col- Vince Lombardi, Noll, Tom Landry, Bill overtime. team on Saturday. lege (Ga.). Walsh, Jimmy Johnson. Brady and Belichick fall short of the The junior guard shot 4-of-8 Nokes followed Sunday with a None of them have a claim to the sus- nine NBA titles that Bill Russell and Red from beyond the arc, and 6-of-11 solid game, coming close to a dou- tained excellence of Brady and Belichick, Auerbach won together in Boston, or the overall, as she scored 18 points ble-double with 10 points and the only duo to go to seven Super Bowls six that Michael Jordan and Phil Jackson during the Chargers’ 73-61 loss to seven rebounds as Maryville won and win five. celebrated in Chicago. Lee University. 81-66 over Huntingdon College “He cast a wizard spell over us that There will always be arguments for the Foster also helped UAH knock (Ala.). changed everything,” tackle Nate Solder multiple dynasties of the New York Yan- off the University of North Ala- For the year, Nokes leads the said of Belichick and the message at half- kees, who have 27 World Series titles. bama last Monday, as she tallied Scots (16-5 overall, 6-4 USA South time, when the Patriots trailed 21-3 before Shortstop Derek Jeter and manager Joe nine points, two rebounds, an as- Conference) in rebounding (6.9 going down 28-3 in the third quarter. Torre won four together in a span of five sist and a steal during the Charg- rpg) and blocks (1.0 bpg). Joking aside, the Patriots probably seasons from 1996 to 2000, not to mention ers’ 76-75, overtime victory. He’s also second in scoring (11.3 never panicked because they can lean on Mickey Mantle and Casey Stengle or Lou For the year, Foster leads the ppg). things such as 16 consecutive winning Gehrig and Joe McCarthy. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 6, 2017 — B3 SPORTS Wisconsin survives Paul Pierce says his against Indiana The Associated Press lantic Coast Conference), who shot 49 percent and dominated goodbye to TD Garden MADISON, Wis. — Ethan the glass while having six dou- Happ scored 20 points, Nigel ble-figure scorers. The Associated Press sell Westbrook scored 19 of Hayes added 15 and 10 re- V.J. Beachem scored 20 his 42 points in the fourth bounds, and No. 10 Wisconsin points for the Fighting Irish BOSTON — Isaiah Thomas quarter, powering Oklahoma outmuscled Indiana to hold on (17-7, 6-5), who lost for the fifth stole the spotlight from Paul City to the victory. for a 65-60 win on Sunday. time in six games. Pierce on Sunday, scoring 28 Westbrook also had eight Happ was 8 of 10 from the UNC led by 15 midway points to lead Boston to its assists and four rebounds in field to help the Badgers (20-3, through the second half, only seventh straight victory, a his eighth 40-point perform- 9-1 Big Ten) win their seventh to see Notre Dame climb back 107-102 win over the Los An- ance of the season. Victor straight game. Maryland’s to within 75-73 on Beachem’s geles Clippers in Pierce’s Oladipo added 24 points and loss to Purdue on Saturday al- 3-pointer from the corner with final game in the Garden. 13 boards, helping Oklahoma lowed Wisconsin to take a one- 3:47 left. But Joel Berry II an- Al Horford had 13 points City (30-22) move within a game lead in the conference swered with a jumper at the and a season-high 15 re- half-game of idle Memphis over the Terrapins. 3:33 mark to start an 8-0 run bounds for the Celtics, who for sixth in the Western Con- Steven Senne | AP The 6-foot-8 Hayes joined and turn away the comeback. brought Pierce to tears with a ference. the 6-10 Happ to give Indiana No. 15 Florida 109 Los Angeles Clippers for- first-quarter highlight video. Damian Lillard had 29 problems in the paint. But the Clemson 61 ward Paul Pierce bends Thomas also had eight as- points and seven rebounds Badgers were plagued by mis- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — down to kiss the Boston sists. for Portland (22-30), which takes or missed foul shots Dwayne Bacon tied a career Celtics logo following a Blake Griffin and Jamal has dropped three of four. after building a 12-point lead high with 29 points as Florida game on Sunday in Boston. Crawford scored 23 apiece, C.J. McCollum added 19 midway through the first half. State rolled to a victory over and DeAndre Jordan had 16 points and eight boards. the slumping Raptors ended a Indiana (15-9, 5-6) stayed Clemson. rebounds for Los Angeles, Westbrook punctuated his two-game skid and won for within a couple possessions of The sophomore guard, who which lost for the sixth time big day with a 3-pointer with just the third time in 11 the lead for most of the rest of has scored in double figures in in eight games. Pierce’s only 1:18 remaining, lifting Okla- games. Jonas Valanciunas the way. Josh Newkirk’s two 34 straight games, was 10 of 14 points came on a 3 after homa City to a 100-93 lead. He had a game-high 22 points. foul shots with 28.6 seconds from the field, including 6 of 9 checking in with 19 seconds capped it off by hitting five Already feeling ill, Lowry left got Indiana within 60-57, on 3-pointers. He had 18 points left and the game out of free throws in the final needed four stitches after cut- but Wisconsin went 5 of 6 in the first half as the Semi- reach. minute as the crowd chanted ting his right forearm on a from the foul line from that noles built a 51-25 lead at half- The 39-year-old Pierce, a “MVP! MVP!” camera mounted to the bas- point to seal the win. time. former Celtics captain, has Raptors 103 ket stanchion. But he played No. 12 N. Carolina 83 The 48-point margin marks said he will retire after the Nets 95 40 minutes without much No. 20 Notre Dame 76 its biggest win in conference season. He had not played NEW YORK — Kyle Lowry backup support, with Fred GREENSBORO, N.C. — history, surpassing the 36- since Dec. 31, but former played through illness and in- VanVleet shooting 2 for 10 Justin Jackson scored 16 point victory over Virginia in Celtics coach Doc Rivers put jury to finish with 15 points, from the field and Cory points to help North Carolina 1994. him in the starting lineup so 11 rebounds and 11 assists for Joseph not playing at all. beat Notre Dame in a game Brian Angola-Rodas added he could have a fitting his ninth career triple-dou- Brook Lopez scored 20 for postponed a day and relocated 12 points and Terance Mann farewell. ble, leading Toronto to the the Nets, who have lost nine from UNC’s campus due to a 11 for the Seminoles, who Thunder 105 road win. in a row overall and 12 water shortage. were 17 of 30 on 3-pointers and Trail Blazers 99 Playing again without lead- straight at home, where they Isaiah Hicks added 14 points had all 13 players get in the OKLAHOMA CITY — Rus- ing scorer DeMar DeRozan, haven’t won in 2017. for the Tar Heels (21-4, 9-2 At- scoring column.

SCOREBOARD I pass to White.New England 28, Atlanta Belichick, New England. No. 11 UCLA, Thursday. Florida 52 23 19 10 56 Bud Cauley 72-69-69-69—279 On Television 28. Team 14. Cincinnati (21-2) did not play. Next: Detroit 52 22 21 9 53 Ben Crane 69-70-72-68—279 Overtime Most Yards Passing, Game — 442, New vs. UCF, Wednesday. Buffalo 51 21 20 10 52 Brian Gay 71-69-73-66—279 Monday, Feb. 6 NE-White 2 run, 11:02. Drive: 8 plays, 75 England vs. Atlanta (Old record: 407, 15. Florida State (20-4) beat Clemson Tampa Bay 53 23 24 6 52 Sean O’Hair 71-69-68-71—279 COLLEGE BASKETBALL yards, 3:58. Key Plays: Brady 14 pass St. Louis, 2000). 109-61. Next: vs. N.C. State, Wednes- Metropolitan Division Geoff Ogilvy 70-68-69-72—279 6 p.m. to Amendola; Brady 18 pass to Hogan; Most Yards Passing, Both Teams, Game day. Washington 53 36 11 6 78 Jonas Blixt 72-64-75-69—280 CBSSN — Holy Cross at Bucknell Brady 15 pass to Edelman; White 10 — 682, New England (442) vs. Atlanta 16. Butler (18-5) did not play. Next: at Pittsburgh 51 33 13 5 71 Jason Bohn 72-68-66-74—280 ESPN — Louisville at Virginia run; D.Campbell 13-yard defensive (240) (Old record: 649, New England Marquette, Tuesday. Columbus 51 33 13 5 71 Scott Brown 66-70-68-76—280 8 p.m. pass interference penalty.New Eng- (354) vs. Carolina (295), 2004). 17. Maryland (20-3) did not play. Next: at N.Y. Rangers52 33 18 1 67 Vaughn Taylor 68-71-71-70—280 ESPN — Kansas at Kansas St. land 34, Atlanta 28. Most Passing Attempts, Game — 63, Penn State, Tuesday. Philadelphia 53 26 20 7 59 Boo Weekley 70-68-68-74—280 ESPNU — Jackson St. at Southern A-70,807. New England vs. Atlanta (Old record: 18. Saint Mary’s (21-2) did not play. Next: Carolina 51 24 20 7 55 Jon Curran 75-66-71-69—281 NBA BASKETBALL NE Atl 59, Buffalo, 1992). vs. Portland, Thursday. N.Y. Islanders50 22 18 10 54 Harris English 73-66-74-68—281 6 p.m. FIRST DOWNS 37 17 Most Passing Completions, Game — 43, 19. South Carolina (19-4) did not play. New Jersey 53 22 21 10 54 Patton Kizzire 71-70-67-73—281 TNT — Cleveland at Washington Rushing 73 New England vs. Atlanta (Old record: Next: vs. Alabama, Tuesday. WESTERN CONFERENCE Seung-Yul Noh 70-71-71-69—281 8:30 p.m. Passing 26 13 37, New England, 2015). 20. Notre Dame (17-7) lost to No. 12 Central Division Ken Duke 69-72-71-70—282 TNT — San Antonio at Memphis Penalty 41 Most First Downs, Game — 37, New North Carolina 83-76. Next: vs. Wake GP WLOT Pts Ryan Moore 71-69-71-71—282 NHL HOCKEY THIRD DOWN EFF 7-14 1-8 England vs. Atlanta (Old record: 31, Forest, Tuesday. Minnesota 51 34 12 5 73 Chad Collins 68-71-72-72—283 6 p.m. FOURTH DOWN EFF 1-1 0-0 San Francisco, 1985). 21. Duke (18-5) did not play. Next: vs. Chicago 54 32 17 5 69 Emiliano Grillo 72-69-70-72—283 NBCSN — St. Louis at Philadelphia TOTAL NET YARDS 546 344 Most First Downs, Both Teams, Game — No. 12 North Carolina, Thursday. Nashville 52 25 19 8 58 Hunter Mahan 71-70-70-72—283 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Total Plays 93 46 54, New England (37) vs. Atlanta (17) 22. Creighton (20-4) did not play. Next: St. Louis 52 25 22 5 55 Charlie Beljan 68-73-71-72—284 6 p.m. Avg Gain 5.9 7.5 (Old record: 50, San Francisco (31) vs. at DePaul, Saturday. Winnipeg 55 25 26 4 54 J.J. Henry 70-70-72-72—284 ESPN2 — Louisville at Notre Dame NET YARDS RUSHING 104 104 Miami (19), 1985; Tennessee (27) vs. 23. Purdue (19-5) did not play. Next: at Dallas 53 21 22 10 52 Andrew Johnston 73-68-71-73—285 SEC — Mississippi at Florida Rushes 25 18 St. Louis (23), 2000). Indiana, Thursday. Colorado 49 14 33 2 30 Patrick Reed 71-68-70-76—285 7 p.m. Avg per rush 4.2 5.8 Most First Downs Passing, Game — 26, 24. Florida (18-5) did not play. Next: at Pacific Division Harold Varner III 70-71-75-69—285 FS1 — Texas at Baylor NET YARDS PASSING 442 240 New England vs. Atlanta (Old record: Georgia, Tuesday. San Jose 53 33 17 3 69 Jamie Lovemark 72-68-71-75—286 8 p.m. Sacked-Yds lost 5-24 5-44 21, New England, 2015). 25. Northwestern (18-5) did not play. Anaheim 54 28 16 10 66 T.Van Aswegen 70-70-72-74—286 ESPN2 — UCLA at Stanford Gross-Yds passing 466 284 Most First Downs Passing, Both Teams, Next: vs. Illinois, Tuesday. Edmonton 55 29 18 8 66 Scott Piercy 71-65-78-73—287 Completed-Att. 43-63 17-23 Game — 39, New England vs. Atlanta Los Angeles 53 27 22 4 58 Alex Cejka 67-73-78-71—289 Had Intercepted 10 (Old record: 33, NY Giants vs. New I NBA Calgary 55 27 25 3 57 Kevin Chappell 71-70-76-75—292 Tuesday, Feb. 7 Yards-Pass Play 6.5 8.6 England, 2012). Vancouver 52 23 23 6 52 KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB 6-1-0 6-6-5 Most Offensive plays, Game — 93, New Arizona 51 17 28 6 40 I COLLEGE BASKETBALL PUNTS-Avg. 4-41.5 6-47.0 England vs. Atlanta. Standings and schedule NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Transactions 5 p.m. Punts blocked. 00 Largest deficit overcome, Game — 25, All Times EST overtime loss. BTN — Maryland at Penn St. FGs-PATs blocked 0-0 0-0 New England vs. Atlanta (Old record: EASTERN CONFERENCE Sunday’s Games Sunday 5:30 p.m. Total return yardage 59 124 10, Washington, 1988; New Orleans, Atlantic Division Washington 5, Los Angeles 0 HOCKEY SEC — Alabama at South Carolina Punt Returns 4-39 1-0 2010; New England, 2015). W L Pct GB Edmonton 1, Montreal 0, SO National Hockey League 6 p.m. Kickoff Returns 1-20 5-42 Most Super Bowl Appearances — 9, Boston 33 18 .647 — N.Y. Rangers 4, Calgary 3 FLORIDA PANTHERS — Recalled F CBSSN — Rhode Island at UMass Interceptions 0-0 1-82 New England. Toronto 31 21 .596 2½ Monday’s Games Dryden Hnt from Manchester (ECHL) ESPN — LSU at Kentucky PENALTIES-Yds 4-23 9-65 RECORDS TIED New York 22 30 .423 11½ St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. to Springfield (AHL). ESPN2 — Florida at Georgia FUMBLES-Lost 1-1 1-1 Individual Philadelphia 18 32 .360 14½ Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Assigned D ESPNU — Tulsa at Memphis TIME OF POSSESSION 40:31 23:27 Most Games Won, Career — 5, Tom Brooklyn 9 42 .176 24 Buffalo at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Karl Stollery to Albany (AHL). ESPNEWS — Wake Forest at Notre INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Brady, New England (Charles Haley, Southeast Division Tuesday’s Games ST. LOUIS BLUES — Recalled LWs Dame RUSHING-New England, Blount 11-31, San Francisco-Dallas). Washington 30 20 .600 — San Jose at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Magnus Paajarvi and Kenny Agostino FS1 — Georgetown at Villanova White 6-29, Lewis 6-27, Brady 1-15, Most Touchdowns Scored, Game — 3, Atlanta 30 21 .588 ½ Anaheim at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. from Chicago (AHL). 7 p.m. Edelman 1-2. Atlanta, Freeman 11-75, James White, New England vs. Atlanta Charlotte 23 28 .451 7½ Carolina at Washington, 7 p.m. WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Reas- BTN — Illinois at Northwestern Coleman 7-29. (Roger Craig, San Francisco, 1985; Miami 21 30 .412 9½ Calgary at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. signed F Jakub Vrana to Hershey 7:30 p.m. PASSING-New England, Brady 43-62-1- Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1990 and Orlando 20 33 .377 11½ Los Angeles at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. (AHL). SEC — Vanderbilt at Arkansas 466, Edelman 0-1-0-0. Atlanta, Ryan 1995; Ricky Watters, San Francisco, Central Division Columbus at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. American Hockey League 8 p.m. 17-23-0-284. 1995; Terrell Davis, Denver, 1998). Cleveland 34 15 .694 — Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. ROCKFORD ICEHOGS — Recalled Fs CBSSN — Butler at Marquette RECEIVING-New England, White 14- Most Sacks, Game (Since 1982) — 3, Indiana 28 22 .560 6½ St. Louis at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Tyler Barnes and Evan Mosey from ESPN — Michigan St. at Michigan 110, Amendola 8-78, Mitchell 6-70, Grady Jarrett, Atlanta vs. New England Chicago 25 26 .490 10 Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. Indy (ECHL). ESPN2 — Iowa St. at Texas Edelman 5-87, Bennett 5-62, Hogan 4- (Reggie White, Green Bay, 1997; Dar- Detroit 23 28 .451 12 Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. ONTARIO REIGN — Recalled F Quentin ESPNU — Mississippi St. at Auburn 57, Lewis 1-2. Atlanta, Jones 4-87, nell Dockett, Arizona, 2009; Kony Ealy, Milwaukee 22 28 .440 12½ Montreal at Colorado, 9 p.m. Shore from Manchester (ECHL). ESPNEWS — Texas Tech at TCU Gabriel 3-76, Hooper 3-32, Freeman 2- Carolina, 2016). WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday’s Games ECHL 10 p.m. 46, Sanu 2-25, DiMarco 2-12, Cole- Team Southwest Division Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. BRAMPTON BEAST — Loaned G An- CBSSN — San Diego St. at San Jose St. man 1-6. Most First Downs By Penalty, Game — WLPct GB Thursday’s Games drew D’Agostini to Toronto (AHL). NBA BASKETBALL PUNT RETURNS-New England, Edel- 4, New England vs. Atlanta (Held by San Antonio 39 11 .780 — San Jose at Boston, 7 p.m. MANCHESTER MONARCHS — Loaned 7 p.m. man 3-40, Chung 1-(minus 1). Atlanta, six others). Houston 37 17 .685 4 Anaheim at Buffalo, 7 p.m. D Alexx Privitera to Ontario (AHL). NBA — Orlando at Houston Weems 1-0. Most Two-Point Conversions, Game — Memphis 31 22 .585 9½ Nashville at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. NHL HOCKEY KICKOFF RETURNS-New England, 2, New England vs. Atlanta (San Diego Dallas 20 30 .400 19 Detroit at Washington, 7 p.m. I 6:30 p.m. Lewis 1-20. Atlanta, Weems 2-25, vs. San Francisco, 1995). New Orleans 19 32 .373 20½ Vancouver at Columbus, 7 p.m. Today in Sports NBCSN — Los Angeles at Tampa Bay Hardy 2-17, DiMarco 1-0. Northwest Division N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. SKIING TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS-New Eng- Utah 32 19 .627 — St. Louis at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 5 a.m. land, Flowers 4-2-2.5, Ryan 4-2-0, Los Angeles at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Super Bowl Glance Oklahoma City 30 22 .577 2½ 1943 — Montreal’s Ray Getliffe scores NBCSN — FIS Alpine World Champi- Chung 4-1-0, McCourty 4-1-0, Rowe 3- Dallas at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Denver 22 28 .440 9½ five goals to lead the Canadiens to an onships, Ladies' Super G, at St. Moritz, 1-0, Harmon 3-0-0, Hightower 2-0-1, WLPct. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 9 p.m. Baltimore Ravens 201.000 Portland 22 30 .423 10½ 8-3 triumph over the Boston Bruins. Switzerland Roberts 2-0-0, Branch 1-2-.5, Sheard Minnesota 19 32 .373 13 Montreal at Arizona, 9 p.m. 1-1-.5, Butler 1-1-0, Ninkovich 0-2-0, New Orleans 101.000 1958 — Ted Williams signs a contract N.Y. Jets 101.000 Pacific Division with the Boston Red Sox for $135,000, I Van Noy 0-1-.5, Brown 0-1-0. Atlanta, Golden State 43 8 .843 — I NFL Collins 10-1-0, Neal 9-4-0, Alford 9-2- Tampa Bay 101.000 Golf making him the highest paid player in San Francisco 51.833 L.A. Clippers 31 20 .608 12 major league history. 0, Jones 7-2-0, Jarrett 4-1-3, Allen 3-4- Sacramento 20 31 .392 23 Super Bowl Stats 0, Poole 3-1-0, Campbell 3-1-0, Reed Green Bay 41.800 Phoenix Open Par Scores 1967 — Muhammad Ali successfully de- N.Y. Giants 41.800 L.A. Lakers 17 36 .321 27 fends his world heavyweight title with New England 0 3 6 19 6 — 34 2-1-0, Goodwin 2-0-0, Hageman 2-0- Phoenix 16 35 .314 27 Sunday 0, Olatoye 1-1-0, Freeney 1-0-1, Up- Pittsburgh 62.750 a 15-round decision over Ernest Terrell Atlanta 0 21 7 0 0 — 28 Dallas 53.625 Sunday’s Games At TPC Scottsdale in the Houston Astrodome. Second Quarter shaw 1-0-1, Jackson 1-0-0, Wheeler Toronto 103, Brooklyn 95 Scottsdale, Ariz. 1-0-0, Vellano 0-1-0, Babineaux 0-1-0. Oakland-L.A. Raiders 32.600 1970 — The NBA expands to 18 teams Atl-Freeman 5 run (Bryant kick), 12:15. Washington 32.600 Boston 107, L.A. Clippers 102 Purse: $6.7 million with the addition of franchises in Buf- Drive: 5 plays, 71 yards, 1:53. Key INTERCEPTIONS-New England, None. Oklahoma City 105, Portland 99 Yardage: 7,266; Par 71 Atlanta, Alford 1-82. New England 54.556 falo, Cleveland, Houston and Portland. Plays: M.Ryan 19 pass to Ju.Jones; Indianapolis-Baltimore22.500 Monday’s Games Final 1973 — The West beat the East, 123- M.Ryan 23 pass to Ju.Jones; Freeman MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. (x-won on fourth playoff hole) OFFICIALS-Referee Carl Cheffers, Ump Chicago 11.500 111, in the ABA All-Star Game held in 15 run.Atlanta 7, New England 0. Kansas City 11.500 L.A. Lakers at New York, 7 p.m. x-H.Matsuyama 65-68-68-66—267 Salt Lake City. Willie Wise of the Utah Atl-Hooper 19 pass from M.Ryan (Bryant Dan Ferrell, HL Kent Payne, LJ Jeff Oklahoma City at Indiana, 7 p.m. Webb Simpson 67-71-65-64—267 Seeman, FJ Doug Rosenbaum, SJ Miami 23.400 Stars leads all scorers with 26. Den- kick), 8:48. Drive: 5 plays, 62 yards, Denver 35.375 L.A. Clippers at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Louis Oosthuizen 68-67-68-65—268 ver’s Warren Jabali wins the MVP after 1:49. Key Plays: M.Ryan 24 pass to Dyrol Prioleau, BJ Todd Prukop, Re- Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Rickie Fowler 67-68-69-65—269 play Tom Sifferman. Seattle 12.333 leading the West to a second-half Gabriel; M.Ryan 18 pass to St. Louis-L.A. Rams 12.333 Utah at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. J.J. Spaun 71-64-67-67—269 comeback, scoring 12 of his 16 points Ju.Jones.Atlanta 14, New England 0. Arizona 01.000 Miami at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Byeong Hun An 66-66-65-73—270 in the third quarter. Atl-Alford 82 interception return (Bryant Phoenix at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Daniel Berger 71-66-66-68—271 SB records set San Diego 01.000 1981 — Wayne Gretzky scores three kick), 2:21.Atlanta 21, New England 0. Tennessee 01.000 Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. Martin Laird 67-66-65-73—271 goals and three assists in a 10-4 Ed- NE-FG Gostkowski 41, :02. Drive: 11 Individual Atlanta 02.000 San Antonio at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. Graham DeLaet 67-69-65-71—272 monton victory over the Winnipeg Jets, plays, 52 yards, 2:19. Key Plays: Brady Most Points Scored, Game — 20, James Carolina 02.000 Chicago at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Matt Kuchar 64-69-69-70—272 giving him 100 points in the season. 15 pass to Bennett; Brady 28 pass to White, New England vs. Atlanta (Old Cincinnati 02.000 Tuesday’s Games Jordan Spieth 70-68-67-67—272 1983 — Green Bay’s John Jefferson White; Brady 6 pass to White on 3rd- record: 18, (Roger Craig, San Fran- Philadelphia 02.000 Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Adam Hadwin 71-66-70-66—273 catches a touchdown pass from Dallas’ and-2; M.Bennett 10-yard offensive cisco, 1985; Jerry Rice, San Francisco, Buffalo 04.000 Orlando at Houston, 8 p.m. Zach Johnson 70-66-70-67—273 Danny White with 31 seconds remain- holding penalty.Atlanta 21, New Eng- 1990 and 1995; Ricky Watters, San Minnesota 04.000 Portland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Sung Kang 68-65-74-66—273 ing to give the NFC a 20-19 win over land 3. Francisco, 1995; Terrell Davis, Denver, Wednesday’s Games John Peterson 66-72-63-72—273 the AFC in the Pro Bowl. Third Quarter 1998). I Cleveland at Indiana, 7 p.m. Russell Henley 71-69-66-68—274 1985 — Seventeen-year-old Dianne Atl-T.Coleman 6 pass from M.Ryan Most Yards Passing, Game — 466, Tom NCAA Basketball San Antonio at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Shane Lowry 69-68-66-71—274 Roffe becomes the first U.S. woman to (Bryant kick), 8:31. Drive: 8 plays, 85 Brady, New England vs. Atlanta (Old Denver at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Phil Mickelson 68-70-65-71—274 win a gold medal in a World Alpine Ski yards, 4:14. Key Plays: M.Ryan 17 record: 414, Kurt Warner, St. Louis, Top 25 scores, schedules L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Kevin Na 68-70-68-68—274 Championship race, capturing the pass to Gabriel; M.Ryan 35 pass to Washington at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Jon Rahm 70-69-65-70—274 2000). Sunday giant slalom in 2:18.53. Gabriel; M.Ryan 13 pass to Sanu; Most Passing Attempts, Game — 62, L.A. Clippers at New York, 8 p.m. Brendan Steele 65-67-70-72—274 1990 — Brett Hull of the St. Louis Blues M.Butler 3-yard defensive pass inter- 1. Gonzaga (24-0) did not play. Next: at Miami at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Brian Stuard 71-67-68-68—274 Tom Brady, New England vs. Atlanta Loyola Marymount, Thursday. scores his 50th goal, making him and ference penalty on 3rd-and-4.Atlanta (Old record: 58, Jim Kelly, Buffalo, Phoenix at Memphis, 8 p.m. D.Summerhays 71-65-71-67—274 his Hall of Famer father, Bobby Hull, 28, New England 3. 2. Baylor (20-3) did not play. Next: at Toronto at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Brian Harman 69-67-70-69—275 1992). Oklahoma State, Wednesday. the only father-son combination in NHL NE-White 5 pass from Brady (kick failed), Most Passing Completions, Game — 43, Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Charley Hoffman 72-67-69-67—275 history to reach that milestone. 2:06. Drive: 13 plays, 75 yards, 6:25. 3. Kansas (20-3) did not play. Next: at Boston at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. J.B. Holmes 67-70-71-67—275 Tom Brady, New England vs. Atlanta Kansas State, Monday. 1993 — Mike Gartner, a late addition to Key Plays: Brady 12 pass to White; (Old record: 37, Brady, 2015). Chicago at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Billy Horschel 70-71-65-69—275 the NHL All-Star game, scores four Brady 17 pass to Amendola on 4th- 4. Villanova (22-2) did not play. Next: vs. Thursday’s Games Michael Kim 69-66-66-74—275 Most Receptions, Game — 14, James Georgetown, Tuesday. goals to lead the Wales Conference to and-3; Brady 15 run on 3rd-and-8.At- White, New England vs. Atlanta (Old Houston at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Marc Leishman 68-69-65-73—275 a record 16-6 rout of the Campbell lanta 28, New England 9. 5. Arizona (21-3) did not play. Next: vs. Philadelphia at Orlando, 7 p.m. William McGirt 69-67-66-73—275 record: 13, Demaryius Thomas, Den- Stanford, Wednesday. Conference. Fourth Quarter ver, 2014). Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Troy Merritt 74-66-65-70—275 2000 — Randy Moss sets records with NE-FG Gostkowski 33, 9:44. Drive: 12 6. Louisville (19-4) did not play. Next: at Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. O.Schniederjans 71-67-70-67—275 Most Yards Passing, Career — 2,071, No. 9 Virginia, Monday. nine catches for 212 yards, and Mike plays, 72 yards, 5:07. Key Plays: Brady Tom Brady, New England. Boston at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Camilo Villegas 71-68-65-71—275 Alstott scores three touchdowns in the 15 pass to Mitchell; Brady 18 pass to 7. West Virginia (18-5) did not play. Next: John Huh 70-67-70-69—276 Most Passing Attempts, Career — 309, at Oklahoma, Wednesday. NFC’s 51-31 victory over the AFC, the Mitchell; Brady 25 pass to Bennett on Tom Brady, New England. I Chris Kirk 66-74-70-66—276 highest-scoring Pro Bowl. 3rd-and-1.Atlanta 28, New England 12. 8. Kentucky (18-5) did not play. Next: vs. NHL M.Hoffmann 69-67-70-71—277 Most Passing Completions, Career — LSU, Tuesday. 2000 — Pavel Bure records the 11th hat NE-Amendola 6 pass from Brady (White 207, Tom Brady, New England. Grayson Murray 72-67-67-71—277 trick in All-Star history and goalie Olaf run), 5:56. Drive: 5 plays, 25 yards, 9. Virginia (17-5) did not play. Next: vs. Standings and schedule Robert Garrigus 66-70-69-72—277 Most Passing Touchdowns, Career — No. 6 Louisville, Monday. Kolzig plays a shutout third period as 2:28. Key Play: Brady 12 pass to 15, Tom Brady, New England. All Times EST Lucas Glover 68-72-65-72—277 the World team routs North America 9- Mitchell.Atlanta 28, New England 20. 10. Wisconsin (20-3) beat Indiana 65-60. Matt Jones 72-69-70-66—277 Most Games, Career — 7, Tom Brady, Next: at Nebraska, Thursday. EASTERN CONFERENCE 4 in the NHL’s 50th All-Star game. NE-White 1 run (Amendola pass from New England. Atlantic Division Kyle Stanley 72-69-69-67—277 2005 — The New England Patriots win Brady), :57. Drive: 10 plays, 91 yards, 11. UCLA (21-3) did not play. Next: vs. Wesley Bryan 72-69-68-69—278 Most MVP Awards — 4, Tom Brady, New No. 13 Oregon, Thursday. GP WLOT Pts their third Super Bowl in four years, 24- 2:33. Key Plays: Brady 16 pass to England. Montreal 54 30 16 8 68 Mark Hubbard 69-69-71-69—278 21 over the Philadelphia Eagles. It’s Hogan on 3rd-and-10; Brady 11 pass 12. North Carolina (21-4) beat No. 20 Brooks Koepka 67-73-71-67—278 Most Games, Coach, Career — 7 Bill Be- Notre Dame 83-76. Next: at No. 21 Ottawa 50 27 17 6 60 their ninth straight postseason victory, to Mitchell; Brady 23 pass to Edelman; lichick, New England. Boston 55 26 23 6 58 Cameron Smith 69-70-68-71—278 equaling Vince Lombardi’s Green Bay Brady 20 pass to Amendola; Brady 13 Duke, Thursday. Steve Stricker 67-70-70-71—278 Most Games, Winning Coach — 5 Bill 13. Oregon (21-3) did not play. 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Star Motor Inn sealed bids (facsimiles not models, hardwood/tile, roof- DODSON LAWN CARE! Apply in person, no • Commercial - Residential accepted) for the items being, building packages, and CITY OF COOKEVILLE • Mowing phone calls. Classified Index low: all your construction needs. Building Maintenance • Landscaping Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Worker - Electric Dept. Find It Fast In H-C Classified • Sod In Car Tablet Computer Affordable Prices 931-319- The City of Cookeville Elec- Code Classification • Seed & Aerate Disaster Restoration Tech with Associated 6107. tric Department is accept- 535 Antiques & Collectibles • Mulch Needed Equipment ing applications for the posi- 720 Apartments, Duplexes Rent • Fertilize Performs water, fire, & oth- B&B ROOFING & REMOD- tion of Building Mainten- 102 Appliance/Electronic Svc. 15 years experience. er property damage ser- Detailed specifications are ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- ance Worker. Performs a 053 Auctions Use Commercial vices. Must be 18+, depend- available at the Cookeville placement. Roof Cleaning, variety of maintenance Equipment Call (931) 260- able, trustworthy, have ex- 420 Auto, Truck Parts & Acc. Police Department, 10 E Home Repairs, additions & tasks in carpentry, electrical, 8646 cellent communication, or- 104 Auto/Machine/Equip. Rental Broad Street, Cookeville, remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free plumbing and groundskeep- TN (931) 520-5366 during Est (931)979-2076 ganizational skills, positive 103 Automotive Svc. & Repair normal business hours. BUSHHOGGING ing; general custodial du- attitude. Must work add’l hrs 435 Autos & Trucks Wanted Northern Total Home Care FREE ESTIMATES ties. High School diploma or as needed including an on- 425 Autos For Sale The sealed proposals must Roofing/siding specialist, (931) 510-8505 equivalent, a valid Tenness- call rotation & able to work 530 Boats, Motors & Equip. be submitted to the decks, garages, power ee Driver’s License and exp in crawl spaces & attics. 305 Business Opp. Cookeville City Clerk, 45 E. washing, staining. Free BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN in general construction, Able to lift 50+ lbs, learn to 310 Business Opp. Wanted Broad St, Cookeville, TN Est's, Lic/Ins'd, Over 25 yrs Tilling, Front End Loader, maintenance, or custodial use power tools, chemicals 055 Car Pool 38501 no later than 10 am exp, Senior/military dis- Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- work are required. Pay & protective gear, have val- 010 Card of Thanks on February 13, 2017. Bids counts. Call (931)349-5180 mowing. Reasonable Rate. range $22,838 - $34,236, id driver’s license. Perks: 123 Carpet & Floorcovering must be in a sealed envel- Exp'd 931-261-7871. DOE. Applications/resumes cell phone allowance, yearly 210 Child/Elder Care ope and clearly marked: must be received by 4:30 bonus, paid vacation. Train- 105 Cleaning 120 Paint/Wallpaper GUTTERS CLEANED OUT pm Friday, February 17, ing provided for right indi- Tree, hedge trimming & 432 Comm’l Trucks For Sale “SEALED BID - IN-CAR 2017. Send to: City of vidual. Must pass back- 740 Comm’l, Indust. For Rent PAINTING/ STAINING/P. removal. Fence row Cookeville, HR Department, TABLET - POLICE WASH, window screens, ground check & drug 820 Comm’l, Indust. For Sale DEPARTMENT” clearing. Lic'd/Ins'd. Bruce PO Box 998, Cookeville, TN screen. $8.50/hr or more. Plumb., Elec., Storm Doors. Thompson (931) 252-2277 38503-0998 or email 108 Concrete, Masonry 38 yrs exp. Exc. Ref's. Call Raise to $10/hr in first yr. 110 Construction Work The winning bid shall be [email protected]. [email protected] David 931-445-3796 or 265- EOE 112 Electrical binding for a period of one 0639. 140 Other 215 Employment Opportunities year from the date of the bid 615 Farm Tools & Machinery opening. The bids will be Munoz Remolding & JACKSON MOVING We 3 Temporary Farm Work- 750 Farmland & Pasture Rent opened at the Cookeville have the 20' box truck. No Painting 4 Temporary Farm Work- ers Needed. Frank Flynn 835 Farms For Sale Municipal Building at 10 am Bathroom remodeling stress for you & your fur- DBA Bloomfield Farm - Gal- 315 Financial Services on February 13, 2017. Any niture. Ref's Avail. Call for ers Needed. Cody Jenkins - •Hardwood •Wall Repair Lafayette, TN. Perform all latin, TN. Perform all duties 100 Finish Carpentry, Cabinets proposals received after this •Int/Ext •Deck Staining •Gut- free Est. 931-268-9102 of Tobacco & Forage Pro- time will not be considered. duties of Tobacco & Row 540 Firewood, Stoves & Relate ters Cleaned and MUCH REP 1X1 Crop Production; including, duction; including, but not 630 Food For Sale The City of Cookeville and MORE! (931)239-5812 limited to seeding, planting, the Cookeville Police De- FREDDY DUNCAN but not limited to seeding, 515 Garage & Yard Sales ad to run MWF TFN planting, irrigating, weeding, irrigating, weeding, harvest- 113 Grading, Excavating, Paving partment reserves the right RMD PAINTING ing, & packaging; other al- to reject any and/or all bids. harvesting, & packaging; 035 Happy Ads •Interior/Exterior. •Power other alternative work. Em- ternative work. Employment 610 Hay, Feed & Grain washing •Staining. Free Es- Dates: 04/01/2017 – H. Randall Evans JOB# ployment Dates: 04/03/2017 241 Health Care Employment timates. Guaranteed to – 12/20/2017. $10.92/hr. 01/10/2018. 3 months of 114 Heating & Cooling Chief of Police beat any price. Call Piece rates may be offered. verifiable work experience. 855 Home Builders 2/6 (931)525-1186 or 529-1029. 69137 Worker guaranteed 3/4 of $10.92/hr. Piece rates may 825 Homes For Sale contract hours. Tools be offered. Worker guaran- 725 Houses For Rent 005 Public Notices provided at no cost. Free teed 3/4 of contract hours. 121 Pest Control Tools provided at no cost. 015 In Memory housing provided to non- 815 Income Property commuting workers. Trans- Free housing provided to Some secrets need non-commuting workers. 325 Insurance portation & subsistence re- 330 Investments to be shared. imbursed when 50% of con- Transportation & subsistence reimbursed when 50% 205 Jobs Wanted tract is met. Random drug 001 Legals SEXUAL testing may be done after of contract is met. Random hire at employer’s expense. drug testing may be done 605 Livestock, Poultry & Supplies ASSAULT GANTT'S AUTO TRIM Apply for this job at the after hire at employer’s ex- 050 Lost and Found it's not & UPHOLSTERY nearest Tennessee Career pense. Apply for this job at 840 Lots, Acreage & Resorts ALL STAR PEST 710 Misc. For Rent your fault! CONTROL Complete Auto/Boat Interiors Center or call 615-741-5671 the nearest Tennessee Ca- OF TENNESSEE Owner Wayne Gantt and reference job order reer Center or call 615-741- 510 Misc. For Sale For confidential help Complete Termite Service 931-372-7606 TN518677. 5671 and reference job or- 505 Misc. Wanted or information, call Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. der TN517323. 735 Mobile Home Spaces All work guaranteed 730 Mobile Homes For Rent Free Estimates. 210 Child/Elder Care 845 Mobile Homes For Sale COOK – Full time, 37.5 320 Money Wanted MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 ADULT HOME CARE Full-Time IT Help Desk Charter # 4252 hours/week. Morningside Cash Express Hiring in 410 Motorcycles & ATV’s 24/7 CARE Assisted Living is looking for 525 Nuts & Treats 931-239-5456 Cookeville a cook who is hard-working, Cash Express is hiring a F/T 040 Offers For Senior Citizen (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- 125 Home Renovation organized, creative, and IT Help Desk position to join 830 Open Houses 5197 I WOULD LIKE TO SIT with the elderly passionate about food and a growing team that sup- 140 Other Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 customer service. You must ports the company’s 350+ 120 Painting, Wallpapering be able to work in a high- stores. Responsibilities in- 030 Personal Notices 025 Special Notices I WOULD like to house pressure environment, have clude software installation, 121 Pest Control REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & clean or sit with elderly excellent interpersonal and network setup, hardware 545 Pets & Supplies FOR YOUR DOORS. Call today for free in- people part-time. 931-252- communication skills, be a preparation & support over 122 Plumbing CONVENIENCE home Est. Serving Ckvl for over 3893, 372-2540. team player and also able to the phone. Job includes ac- 745 Property Management 15 yrs. 931-Windows work unsupervised. At least cess to medical, dental, vis- 005 Public Notices two years experience re- The Herald Citizen has in- 215 Employment Opp. ion & life insurance. Email 850 Real Estate Agents stalled an after hours drop quired. Apply in person at resume to jobopportunit- 810 Real Estate For Trade 130 1010 East Spring Street. box for Tree Service Accepting resumes for [email protected] 805 Real Estate Wanted • Circulation Dept. payments OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE probation officer for the 415 Recreation Vehicles • Classified Dept. payments Smithville, TN area. Applic- 125 Remodeling & Repair Work • Letters to the Editor 4 generations of tree care. Specialize in dangerous tree ants must work well with the 715 Rooms For Rent • Community News Bulletin public & be a team player. “We don’t call it old, we call it ‘antique’.” 277 Sales Employment • I Like to Know Questions removal.Grind stumps. Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- All applicants are required 290 Schools & Instruction • News & Sports Info and to have an A.S. degree in Photos 2466;260-5655 127 Sheetrock, Drywall Criminal Justice related field “I don’t think it’s ugly, I think it’s unique.” 025 Special Notices or a Bachelor's Degree in YOUR LOCAL NEWS M & M TREE SERVICE 020 Statewide Clasifieds Trim, top & remove trees. any field. Applicants must 620 Tobacco Base For Rent SOURCE have no prior record & will “It’s not silly, it’s simply quaint.” Herald-Citizen Also stump removal. 625 Tobacco Base Wanted Free Est. Lic/Ins be subject to drug screen- 405 Trailers, Misc. Equipment 1300 Neal Street ing. Send resumes to Cookeville, TN 38501 Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 130 Tree Service and Related [email protected] “ It doesn’t need tossing, it just needs paint.” 550 Trees, Plants, Flowers PLEASE READ YOUR AD EVERGREEN TREE ser- Carpet cleaner: Coit servic- 283 Trucking Employment The Herald-Citizen makes vice We top, trim, prune & 430 Trucks For Sale every effort to assure that remove trees. Jeff Burchett se of Ckvl is currently look- “It’s not dented it’s simply scratched.” ing for an exp'd carpet 727 Vacation Rentals your ad is accurate. Advert- & Shawn Roberson. Satis- 520 Want To Swap faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd cleaner to fill position. Ap- isers should read their ad- 705 Wanted To Rent vertisement the first day it (931)319-1199, 261-8870 plicants must be able bod- “It doesn’t need mending, I’ll just have it patched.” ied & clean cut, also need to 135 Yard Work and Related appears and report any er- ARBOR MEDICS Tree rors immediately. The Her- be personable with a hard TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL Specialist: Owner: Scott working attitude. No drugs & “It has plenty of years left and the price is right.” ald-Citizen is responsible for Winningham. ISA Certified only the first incorrect inser- no thiefs please. Apply at 86 526-9715 Arborist. #SO-5152-AT S. Willlow Ave. or call of- tion and no allowance will 537-6829 / 261-1967 be made for more than one fice at 372-0755. “It’ll look brand new if we just paint it white!” H erald-Citize n insertion. We’ve Got It All 1300 Neal Street When it comes to the Classifieds, it’s in the eye of the Cookeville, Tennessee 103 Auto Svc./Repair beholder to decide what’s trash and what’s a treasure. J & A AUTO SERVICE From your grandmother’s bustle to your grandfather’s Great service at discount prices! 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tient focused care to in- 2013 FORD F-150, regular FREE TO GOOD HOME: 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR 2 CAR Garage/Workshop. clude the implementation of cab, 49,950 miles, 3.7, Flex- Male cat, 9 mos old, very Houses & Apts 700 SF. $195/mo. Short treatment plans designed by Fuel, tow package, 8' bed sweet big boy, neutered, Starting at $325/mo or term lease. (931)528-8173 the PT and quality treat- w/A.R.E. fiberglass topper, color beige. Call (931)854- $81.25/wk . Pets OK. 6 BAY GARAGE in Ckvl, ment to meet short and long bed mat, 1 owner, excellent 0026 ask for Jewel. Stevens Realty LLC 440 3 phase electric. Call term goals determined by condition. $17,000 OBO. 866-806-3815 O/A (931)644-4865 the PT according to the pa- 951-334-8959. VERY SWEET little blind www.stevensrentals.com tient’s needs. cat, needs a special home, "We Now Offer AFFORDABLE OFFICE SPACE Harmony’s Adoption Sup- Candidates should possess 505 former owner gave her up, Weekly Rentals" an Associate’s degree from Misc. Wanted 2yrs old, gray short hair, Ask about no security de- Near the Square port And Preservation Call 526-6181 (ASAP) Program hiring accredited Physical Ther- spayed. Litter box trained. posits for qualified tenants. apy Assistant program and WANTED OLD FT/PT Family Counselors APPLIANCES & JUNK - 931-316-7640 2BR, 1BA across for TTU Tri-Cities, Crossville, be licensed in the State of Tennessee. WILL PICK UP football field. $475/mo. Call Cookeville, Lebanon. Min CALL 931-510-4138 526-1988 Master’s SW/related 2 yrs+ 705 Wanted To Rent Apply at 306 S. Hillcrest Dr, Living- Clinical Exp w/ children & EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity families req NMT Cert op- www.crmchealth.org 510 Misc. For Sale ston, TN. 3BR, 2BA, newly up- E.O.E. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real graded kitchen & bathrooms. portunity if qualified Re- estate advertised in this news- Northgate Business Park: sume & CV to jenniferb@har- 4 PIECE Ceramic Cannis- paper is subject to the Federal 1250SF brick, lrg yrd. No 4800 SF Ground level ready monyfamilycenter.org FT APPOINTMENT Sched- ter set w/ducks on it. White Fair Housing Act of 1968 and smoking/pets. $800/mo, for build out. Call 261-7903 No phone calls please. uler Needed: For busy multi- w/blue lids. Asking $40. Call the Tennessee Human Rights $800/dep. 931-303-1748 physician office. Must have (931)537-3680, no ans lve msg. Act which makes it illegal to ad- HIRING WEEKLY vertise "any preference, limita- 3BR, 1BA CHA, appls, W/D experience. EMR exp. pre- HU, carport, love in ready, close •Temps to Hire for Local ferred. Send resumes to 5000 BTU Air Condi- tion or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, famili- to Prescott School. $750/mo, Factory. [email protected] or tioner $50; SANYO 32' $500/dep. No pets. 528-8816. •Quality Control Inspectors. al status or national origin, han- fax to 646-3950 TV in good condition $25. dicap/disability or an intention to Call DP Personnel Call (931)525-3914 4BR, 2.5BA. Split level (931) 372-8882 make any such preference, lim- home, Algood School dist. H Looking for a Dental Hy- itation or discrimination." This 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl gienist PT/FT. Please email newspaper will not knowingly New CHA, lrg den w/FP, 3 Temporary Farm Work- [email protected] accept any advertising for real LR, nice kit & office 2500SF. C $1150/mo, $900/dep. 537-6972 Since 1903 ers Needed. Jeffery Jones estate which is in violation of DBA Circle J Tree Farm - the law. Our readers are in- Basement House 2BR, 283 Trucking Emp. formed that all dwellings advert- Herald-Citizen McMinnville, TN. Perform all ised in this newspaper are 1BA on 2 acres. W/D HU, duties of Nursery Produc- CDL DRIVERS needed w/verifi- available on an equal opportun- stove, frig. No smoking/pets. To Subscribe Call tion; including, but not lim- able exp. Must be drug free, de- ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- Ref's req'd. $600/mo 931-526-9715 ited to seeding, planting, ir- pendable, clean MVR. We offer ANTIQUE OAK Bed, old tunity, M/F. $500/dep. 265-3658 rigating, weeding, harvest- insurance & offer New model time 3/4 style (bed rails, Herald-Citizen & BRICK 3BR, 2BA Rent or ing, & packaging; other al- trucks. Apply at American matt, boxsprings, 3 inches ternative work. Employment Sand Co., 9130 Monterey Regional Buyers Sale: 111/Ckvl. CHA, pos- shorter). $500 obo. sible owner financing. No Nurses, CNAs Dates: 03/22/2017 – Hwy, Monterey, TN. (931)526-1923 Guide 09/25/2017. $10.92/hr. 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN smoking/pets. Dep, lease Piece rates may be offered. DRIVER NEEDED: CDL GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 req'd. $850/mo. (931)260-3800 & Dietary Aide Worker guaranteed 3/4 of driver needed. Must be - Adams Blue Driver MONTEREY 2BR, 2BA. contract hours. Tools class A, with good, safe (10.5-degree, stiff), $100 New construction, very well Now hiring Nurses 2nd shift (3p- 715 Rooms for Rent provided at no cost. Free driving history & able to - Adams Blue 3-Wood, $75, insulated, elec CHA, frig, 11p) and 3rd shift (11p-7a). Also pass drug & background hiring CNAs for 1st shift (6a-2p), housing provided to non- or both for $150 STAR MOTOR INN stove HU. $700/mo. Back- checks. Freightliners, pulling - Odyssey White Hot Pro #7 2nd shift (2p-10p) and 3rd shift commuting workers. Trans- Weekly starting @ $180 + ground chk. (931)261-3138 (10p-6a). We also have one portation & subsistence re- Reefers. We run OVER putter, $50 THE ROAD, with no UP- tax. Free internet, frig, guest position open for a Dietary Aide. imbursed when 50% of con- - Odyssey Works #1W laundry, movie rentals. Pet tract is met. Random drug PER NE. states, and NO Versa Tank putter with 730 Mobile Hm Rent We are also accepting applications CA. We offer NO forced dis- Friendly, Construction testing may be done after super stroke grip, $100 Crews welcome. 526-9511 for CNA classes to begin Feb. 6th- hire at employer’s expense. patch. You accept or reject - Scotty Cameron Select 2BR 1BA in town, water/ap- 24th. Apply for this job at the each dispatch offered. 615- GoLo3 Putter (like new pls furn'd. NO PETS. nearest Tennessee Career 374-3385. w/h.c.), $250 720 Apt/Duplex Rent $300/mo + dep. Ref's req'd. We offer top pay and benefits Center or call 615-741-5671 Call 931-303-2310 (931)260-2032 including 401k Retirement, Employee Stock Ownership, and reference job order CAMBRIDGE APTS 2BR, 1BA. Water pd, no Health, Dental, Life, Vacation 290 Schools/Instruc- LANE SOFA exc. cond. TN515891. 2BR, 2BA, fireplace, WD/HU. No pets! $350/mo, Package, Scholarship program $250; Oak Rolltop desk NO HIGH school diploma DW,W/D conn., disposal, $250/dep. Refs req'd. S. Ckvl for nurse advancement. LEAD HVAC INSTALLER $600; Mahogony dining ta- needed. How often do you ceiling fans, walk-in closets, city limits. 510-4043 needed. Volunteer Heating ble $300. (931)252-4788 (931) 525-6655 - Phone & Cooling is hiring an Exp'd see that? Putnam County pool. $625/mo. Call 526- 8548 or 260-1848 (931) 525-3581 - Fax HVAC Installer. 2 yrs exp Adult High School can show SENIOR Life and Health 740 Comm/Ind Rent 444 One-Eleven Place preferred, competitive wage, you a way to complete the Insurance Cookeville, TN 38506 benefits. Apply in person 47 credits you missed when (931)484-7660 Tony Palma 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / 1300 SF newly renovated S Whitney Ave Ckvl, 520-7155 you were in school before. HOUSES NEW $280-$800 office space. 430 N. Wash- Flexible schedule -- days or WALKER Cable, Water/Appl's Fur- ington. $850/mo. 1st, last B E T H E S D A Mamma Rosa's now hiring evenings. Individualized nished Health Care Center for waitress. Apply in per- Excellent shape .. $40. mo & sec dep req'd 526- study. Possible credit for Call (931)537-3680 OVER 100 LOCATIONS 9414 lve msg We are an equal opportunity employer son at 200 S. Lowe Ave, work or armed services Kids Welcome; Some Pets Ckvl 38501. training. Relaxed atmo- in Designated Apts. Now Hiring all positions. sphere. Free. If you are 515 Garage/Yard Sales Open Mon - Fri Please send resume to between 18 and 118 and Soard Properties Quality Home Health [email protected] want information about re- 1X3 PLANNING a Yard 526-1988 currently has a job opening for a or apply in person at Comfort gistering, call 528-8685. Sale PLANNING ad to run under A the Storage units available Suites, 1035 Interstate Dr, Ck- This could be your year to 515 heading in the classi- vl. Must be able to work all fied YARD section SALE??? TFN. f u l l - t i m e R N shifts any day of the week. graduate. If you can dream 1BR, 1BA $425. it, you can do it. Live within the city limits 3BR, 2BA $775 w/garage. in our Cookeville office. Now hiring PT & FT (931)267-3933 / 252-7938 Housekeeping. Apply in per- of Algood or Cookeville? son Americas Best Value 315 Financial Services Home health experience preferred. Inn, 897 So Jefferson Ave. 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, IT'S ILLEGAL for compan- You MUST go to your DW, CH/A. $380/mo. Small Excellent opportunity for an RN that can Secretary/Driver: Need ies doing business by phone pets OK!! Call 526-1988. someone in office with com- to promise you a loan and city’s business office to work independently. puter skills & familiar with ask you to pay for it before JOB obtain a permit. # 2BR 1.5BA townhouse, XL, will also be req'd to they deliver. For free inform- CHA, WD/HU, $575/mo , 6 QHH offers many attractive benefits for our drive & transport clients. F ation about avoiding ad- City of Algood blocks from TTU. 265-8661 endorsements, drivers li- 59963 qualified and caring employees such as: full vance fee loan scams, write 215 W Main St. cense req'd, DOT physical, to the Federal Trade Com- 2BR TOWNHOUSE time hours, paid holidays, excellent Paid Time background & drug screen mission, Washington, D.C., Algood, TN $435/mo. req'd upon employment. Ap- Off program, medical/dental insurance, and 20580 or call the National or Call (931)319-3258 ply in person 1049 Airport Fraud Information Center, 1- optional life insurance policies. Rd, Livingston. 800-876-7060. This mes- City of Cookeville 2BR, 1.5BA 1/2 block from TTU UCHRA is now accepting sage is a public service of 45 E. Broad Street or nursing school. $550/mo. the Herald-Citizen & Re- Small pet ok. 526-1988. To apply and for more information applications for a Case Cookeville, TN Manager position at the gional Buyers Guide. please call or forward your resume to: Cumberland Mountain 2BR, 1.5BA townhouse, School location. This posi- FEDERAL LAW allows you 540 Firewood/Stoves TTU area, W/D HU. $550 + Quality Home Health, Attn: Ashley Sirmans, tion will involve working with to correct your credit report dep. 2BR, 1.5BA town- Telephone: 931-528-5936, Fax: 931-525-6736, teens in a residential group for free. 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UCHRA is an EOE Citizen& Regional Buyers sewer, garbage pu incl'd. 6 Guide. Hardwood. Starting at Legitimate job placement $50/rick. (931)265-2918 parking spaces ea. 2 blocks Correctional Officer applications accepted online at firms that work to fill specif- from TTU. 931-265-7774 www.tn.gov/hr and onsite. ic positions cannot charge 410 Cycles & ATVs an upfront fee. For free in- 545 Pets & Supplies • 12 Hour Shifts. formation about avoiding 2007 Kawaski Ninja Motor- • Off Every Other Friday, Saturday & Sunday employment service scams, cycle $3,500. Very good LOOKING FOR A PET? Adopt your new best • $2277/month write to the Federal Trade condition. Call 372-2013 • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus Commission, 600 friend! 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B6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Monday, February 6, 2017 SPORTS Matsuyama wins Phoenix Open

By JOHN NICHOLSON “I don’t know how it stayed Woods’ unofficial Hero World AP Sports Writer out,” Matsuyama said. “But you Challenge. can’t be short on a putt like that.” “It’s been a good run,” Mat- SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Hideki Simpson birdied three of the suyama said. “I’m going to ride it Matsuyama was the last man last four for a 64, the best round as long as I can.” standing at golf’s biggest party — of the day. Matsuyama and Simpson again. “To shoot 7 under on Sunday, matched pars on the first three Matsuyama won the Waste birdieing 17 and 18 is a great feel- extra holes, playing the 18th Management Phoenix Open on ing, knowing I had to do it,” twice and the par-4 10th before the fourth hole of a playoff for the Simpson said. “But Hideki is a heading to 17. Simpson’s drive on second straight year, outlasting great player, obviously. I knew the 332-yard hole ended up on the Webb Simpson on Sunday at TPC he’d be a tough competitor in the right edge of the green, with a Scottsdale. playoff.” bunker blocking his path to the Matsuyama won with a 10-foot Matsuyama has thrived in the back pin position. birdie putt on the short par-4 party atmosphere, tying for Louis Oosthuizen finished a 17th, the same hole where the 24- fourth in 2014 and tying for sec- stroke back after a 65. The South year-old Japanese star finished ond in 2015 before winning the African birdied Nos. 14, 15 and 17, off Rickie Fowler a year ago. last two years. then hit in the right bunker on 18 “I just had faith and believed “There’s nothing like it in golf,” and scrambled to save par. that my chance would come Matsuyama said. “Playing in Fowler also shot a 65 to match again, and I just waited and front of the number of fans and J.J. Spaun (67) at 15 under. waited, had patience,” Mat- gallery this past week, great moti- Phil Mickelson tied for 16th at suyama said. “Finally, that last vation. I just try to have fun with 10 under after a 71. He made a one went in.” it.” run with four front-nine birdies, Matsuyama closed with a 5- Matsuyama won his second then played the back nine in 4 under 66, parring the final three PGA Tour title of the season and over with a double bogey on 17, Ross D. Franklin holes to match Simpson at 17- fourth overall. He has won five four bogeys and two birdies. The under 267. On the par-4 18th in worldwide events in the last 3 1/2 46-year-old former Arizona State Hideki Matsuyama, of Japan, hits his tee shot at the regulation, Matsuyama’s 20-foot months, also taking the WGC- star played his 100th round in the second hole during the final round of the Waste Man- birdie try to win in regulation HSBC Champions in China, two event he won in 1996, 2005 and agement Phoenix Open golf tournament Sunday in stopped just short. tournaments in Japan and Tiger 2013. Scottsdale, Ariz. UT Volunteers roll over Tech netters for 6-1 win

TTU Sports Information Valero bested Alberto Esteban, 6-4, 6-2 in the No. 2 slot, Scott Jones knocked KNOXVILLE – Sunday proved to be off Marcos Bernardes, 7-5, 6-4, in the a tad bit more super for the University No. 3 position, Srdjan Jakovljevic of Tennessee as the Tennessee Tech topped Guillermo Nicolas, 6-3, 6-2 in tennis team was unable to pull off the the No. 4 spot and Luca Wiedenmann upset over the Vols, falling 6-1 at the beat Jorge Alfonzo, 6-1, 6-4 in the No. 6 Goodfriend Tennis Center. spot. Despite the loss, junior Eduardo Tech (2-2) was unable to take the Mena continued his early season suc- doubles point after UT took the first cess, rolling his singles mark to a per- two matchups. fect 4-0 behind a thrilling victory out Luis Valero and Jack Schipanski de- of the No. 1 spot. feated Mena and Esteban, 6-4, in the It took three sets and needed a No. 1 tilt and the combination of Stod- tiebreaker in the final set, but in the der and Jones registered a 6-1 win over end, the Bultrago del Lozoya, Spain the duo of Carlos Tajes and Jorge Al- native topped Timo Stodder, 3-6, 6-4, 7- fonzo in the No. 2 slot. 6 (7-5). The No. 3 matchup of Nicolas and The captivating singles duel was one Marcos Bernardes against Srdjan of two battles that went the distance Jakovljevic and Luca Wiedenmann did as Tech freshman Marc Mila displayed not finish with the score deadlocked at resiliency after dropping the first set 6- 5-5. 1 to senior Jack Schipanski in the No. The Golden Eagles will now set their 5 matchup. sights on their first match outside of Mila rallied to take the second set, 6- the Volunteer State this season as 4, but Schipanski had the last laugh Tech will travel to UNC Asheville for a with a 6-2 nod in the decisive third set. Saturday meeting with the Bulldogs. The Vols (6-2) took the other four The match is slated to begin at 3 p.m. singles affairs in two sets as Luis CT. Kamran Jebreili | AP Henrik Stenson of Sweden follows his ball on the 9th hole during the final round of the Dubai Desert Classic golf tournament in Dubai, United Arab ATL: Falcons had chance Emirates Sunday. for victory before OT period Garcia completes wire-to-wire From Page B1 recovered at the Atlanta 25. It was the only Falcons’ turnover of the championship-winning touch- the postseason. win at Dubai Desert Classic down. “We had some opportunities to make Of course. plays,” Ryan said. “We just missed on The Associated Press bogey on the first five holes, while The final: New England 34, Atlanta a couple of things and just made a few Garcia kept churning out pars. 28. mistakes and ultimately, when you’re DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Heading to the 15th tee, Garcia’s Brady will long be remembered for playing a real good football team like Sergio Garcia shot a final-round 3- lead was down to two shots. his record-breaking performance, New England, those mistakes ended under-par 69 to win the Dubai But the Spaniard held firm on the completing 43 of 62 passes for 466 up costing us.” Desert Classic on Sunday after hold- par-3 15th hole. He hit a stunning tee yards, and this will certainly go down Even after Ryan’s turnover and the ing the tournament lead since the shot to two feet for a birdie, while as one of the greatest title games in ensuing Patriots touchdown, Atlanta opening round. Stenson hit his over the green and NFL history. was still in position to put the victory The Spaniard, who had never failed to make an up-and-down for a That’s little consolation to the Fal- away when Julio Jones made a stun- posted a top-10 finish in his previous bogey and a two-shot swing. cons. ning catch along the sideline, ripping seven Desert Classic appearances, Stenson then got a closing birdie “That’s a hard one in the locker the ball away from a defender and finished on a 19-under 269, three while Garcia missed his from 12 feet, room,” coach Dan Quinn said. “No somehow getting both feet down be- strokes ahead of Open champion narrowing the gap to three shots. place to put that one mentally for us. fore tumbling out of bounds at the and top-ranked European Henrik “I’ve been fortunate to have some But I am proud of the fight these guys New England 22. Stenson (69). really good ball-striking tourna- have. The brotherhood this group has With under 5 minutes remaining Denmark’s Lasse Jensen, whose 65 ments,” said Garcia, who led the built, it’s as strong as I’ve ever seen.” and the Falcons still up 28-20, all they was the low round of the day, fin- greens in regulation stats for the In the A-T-L, this will join the needed to do was run three more plays ished tied for third with England’s week and was second in driving ac- Braves blowing a 6-0 lead in Game 4 of and set up for a field goal by Pro Bowl Tyrrell Hatton (67). curacy. “This definitely was one of the 1996 World Series, the Hawks kicker Matt Bryant that would finally It was Garcia’s first European them. I felt like my iron play was re- squandering a chance to eliminate put the Patriots away. Tour win since the 2014 Qatar Mas- ally, really good. Obviously my Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics in Devonta Freeman was thrown for a ters. In the interim, he also won the driver was very good, a couple of the 1988 NBA playoffs, and Danny 1-yard loss, but that wasn’t a huge Byron Nelson Classic on the PGA shots here and there. But you know, White leading the Dallas Cowboys deal. Tour last year. on a course of 72 holes, it’s going to back from 10 points down in the fourth What happened next was a big deal. With his 12th European Tour vic- happen. quarter to beat the Falcons in a 1981 Instead of another run, Ryan set up tory, Garcia became the sixth wire- “Nobody can go without missing a playoff game. for a pass. He was thrown for a 12-yard to-wire winner of the Desert Classic shot but this week was definitely a But, really, nothing comes close to loss and, just like that, the Falcons and the sixth Spaniard to lift the week where I felt very comfortable this level of sporting disappointment. were on the fringe of Bryant’s range. “Dallah” trophy. with my game. I felt like I was in The Falcons spent 2½ quarters play- Any hope for a field goal was lost The 37-year-old started the day good control of what I wanted to do ing with the swagger and confidence when Jake Matthews was called for a with a birdie and increased his lead with my ball flight and stuff. So I of a team that wasn’t the least bit con- holding penalty that set Atlanta back to four shots, a cushion that seemed guess it showed up.” cerned about their city’s history. another 10 yards. necessary given how tough the front Stenson, who won the tournament Heading to the fourth quarter, they That sequence will surely haunt out- nine of the golf course was playing in 2007, said: “Obviously, I was chas- were still up 28-9. The Patriots tacked going offensive coordinator Kyle due to cross winds. He held his ing all day and I was trying to push, on a field goal early in the fourth, but Shanahan, who was acclaimed for his nerve throughout before making a even though I didn’t play my best. Atlanta was still comfortably ahead. work with the league’s highest-scoring critical par save on the eighth hole “With that birdie on 14, I was hop- Then, the play that turned the mo- team and will shortly be named head after hitting his tee shot into the ing I was going to be able to make it mentum solidly in New England’s coach of the San Francisco 49ers. right desert, and then made another a bit interesting coming into the last favor. “You always want to run the ball if birdie on the tough par-4 ninth to couple of holes. If you’re one or two MVP Matt Ryan dropped back to you can,” Shanahan said. “We got into ensure he stayed four ahead of Sten- behind, with 17 and 18, a lot of pass, was hit by Dont’a Hightower just field-goal range, where we would’ve son. things can happen. You can eagle before his arm came forward to pass, ended it. But getting that sack and that The Swede made his move on the and someone else can end up in and the ball popped lose. The Patriots hold call was tough.” back nine, with three birdies and a trouble.”