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115th Year | No. 260 | thuRsday, november 2, 2017 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Food Corridor pantry analysis donations lists collected priorities BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS [email protected] BY LAURA MILITANA As the holiday season begins, [email protected] many are thinking about donat- ing to those who need help. The recent transportation Helping Hands food pantry is study indicates 21 proposed always accepting donations, but improvements to Cooke - now through Nov. 18, a special ville’s major corridors. collection for non-perishable A number of those are on items is set up at Andy’s Phar- South Willow and Jefferson macy at Willow Avenue and avenues. Spring Street. Engineering firm WSP A container for Helping Hands presented a list of those pro- is set up in the lobby of the phar- posed improvements to the macy collecting items such as council and planning com- toothpaste, toilet paper, diapers, mission members Monday peanut butter, deodorant and night, along with estimated laundry soap. costs, topping $68 million. “People think people who use The most expensive proj- the food shelf are lazy and have ect is improving North Wil- huge families, but 60 percent of low Avenue from West the families we see are families Broad Street to West 12th of one or two people,” Helping Street, including eastbound Hands Executive Director Debbie and westbound right turn Handlson said. “We serve about lanes at West 3rd, 4th and 200 families per month. We’re 9th Street intersections. The very grateful they’re doing this.” price? $36,982,000. Those who seek food from It’s one of six projects Helping Hands must live in Put- listed in the near-term pri- nam County, provide a photo ority list. identification and Social Security The second most costly card, mail to verify proof of resi- proposed project is improv- dence and answer intake ques- ing East 10th Street from tions including the number of North Washington Avenue Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen people in the family, monthly to Chocolate Drive at a price rent and education background. A fall decoration adorns the lawn at Algood Elementary School. See CORRIDOR, Page A3 See PANTRY, Page A2 School board changes Monterey bid options for mowing Opening Friday BY JIM HERRIN planning for [email protected] The Putnam County school board Christmas is changing the way it bids out the mowing contract for the county BY JIM HERRIN schools. [email protected] “The intent is to break up the bids so that smaller entities would have a Another Halloween is in the chance to bid on the projects,” said books, and officials in Monterey Director of Schools Jerry Boyd. are now turning their thoughts to The action comes at the request of Christmas. board member David McCormick. Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen An Angel Tree has been set up “I just feel like that when we do at the Monterey Branch Library, the system as a whole, there’s not a Sun shines on the grass in front of and donations are being accepted. lot of people that have the manpower Monterey High School Tuesday. The library receives the angel to bid on that, so we’re not getting requests from the local schools, the best price we can get,” he said. to five years,” Boyd said. “ We are and they encourage those who “If we break it up into smaller sec- currently at the end of year five with can to buy a gift for a needy child. tions, there will be more people, I services ending Nov. 15, 2017.” Cash donations or gift cards are think, bid on it because they’ve got Boyd said the cost for the mowing also accepted. (the) manpower to do (a smaller services this year was $181,300 and Don Foy | Herald-Citizen All gifts are due back to the li- job).” includes scheduled mowing services brary by Dec. 8. The current mowing contract is for a total of 22 properties. Griffin Hawkins is Sebastian Meanwhile, the Monterey with Turf Master Landscape Man- The new bid specs will change in the Cookeville Children's Christmas Parade, sponsored by agement. that. Theatre production of Dis- the Monterey Civitan Club, Mon- “The original term of the contract “The bid specifications for future ney's "The Little Mermaid," terey Lions Club, Monterey Gar- began on July 1, 2012 (and went) lawn care services will include pro- opening Friday at CPAC. For through Nov. 12, 2013, with an option ticket info, call the CPAC See MONTEREY, Page A2 for annual renewal by the Board up See MOWING, Page A2 ticket office at 528-1313.

Index Obituaries, A7 PumPkin ROll 2 Sections — 16 Pages Arthur Hall Emogene Dietz That pumpkin Abby A8 Living A7 Sue Kelly Frances Moran roll recipe you’ve Calendar A6 Opinion A4 Kevin Hawkins Henrietta Lollar been looking for Waymond Smith Wiladean Hall Classified B4 Sports B1 — Here it is Comics A9 Sudoku A8 Page A8 Crossword A9 Weather A2 A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 2, 2017 LOCAL

READER SERVICES New home for General Assembly BY KATE COOK spread across three buildings are complete and ready for oc- The Cordell Hull building is [email protected] in Legislative Plaza. This cupation. right next to Legislative Contact us: week, they’ll move to the “We’re moving in later this Plaza. Address: If you go to Nashville to see newly refurbished Cordell week,” Kufner said. Sen. Paul Bailey posted on 1300 Neal St. your legislator, you’ll need to Hull building. Kufner said the goal is to social media that his office go to a different building. Two years ago, the General get all offices moved, up and would be difficult to call this Cookeville, Tenn. State House of Representa- Assembly started a $44 mil- running as quickly as possi- week because of the move. tives spokesman Doug Kufner lion renovation on the Cordell ble. He recommended con- Mailing Address: said all legislative offices are Hull building. “We want to make the tran- stituents contact his office P.O. Box 2729 moving. Right now, they’re Kufner said the renovations sition seamless,” Kufner said. through email. Cookeville TN 38502

Phone: 931-526-9715 Fax: 931-526-1209 MOWING: Email: News [email protected] Sports Board changes [email protected] Advertising [email protected] bid options Living [email protected] Circulation From Page A1 [email protected] Business News visions that will allow multiple providers to [email protected] competitively bid for regional clusters of Church News properties,” Boyd said. “Contracts will be [email protected] awarded to the lowest and best bidders that School News meet the necessary qualifications for each of [email protected] the regional clusters of properties. Depend- Classified Ads ing of the outcome of the bids, a single service [email protected] provider could be awarded a contract for more than one regional cluster of properties. On the contrary, contracts could also be awarded Letter Guidelines to different service providers based on the re- sults of the bids for each cluster.” All letters to the editor must Boyd said the regional clusters will be be signed and include the specifically identified in the bid documents by writer’s name, address and schools and properties in each of the four phone number. Letters are areas of Putnam County: Algood, Baxter, subject to editing and/or re- Cookeville and Monterey. In addition to the jection. A strict 400-word limit will be enforced. Send letters geographical location, the cluster of schools to the mailing address listed may also reflect the PreK-8 feeder patterns. above, or email to But Boyd cautioned that not every lawn [email protected]. mowing service will qualify for the job. “Those kinds of services have to be licensed and bonded. It couldn’t just be some commu- Order a Photo Lindsay McReynolds | Herald-Citizen nity member that did not have all of those Every photograph taken by a Her- Lisa Allen Phillips of Andy’s Pharmacy with Debbie Handlson of Helping credentials,” he said. ald-Citizen photographer and Hands hold some jars of peanut butter outside the pharmacy at Willow Board member Celeste Gammon said there published in the paper is available Avenue and Spring Street, where non-perishable items are being col- were advantages to splitting up the work. for purchase. Go to www.herald- lected for Helping Hands. “I think each community takes a lot of pride citizen.com and click on “Photo in their schools, so if we had somebody, Gallery.” Also, many photos in- cluded in online stories are avail- maybe in Monterey, that gave a good bid, then able for purchase. they would take more pride in the property,” she said. “Same thing for Baxter and PANTRY: Donations accepted Cookeville.” Subscriptions McCormick also expressed dissatisfaction To subscribe, call 931-526- From Page A1 Phillips, sales and marketing for with the current contractor. 9715. Visa, MasterCard and Andy’s Pharmacy. I’ll be honest with you. I wasn’t happy with Discover accepted. “I had a mom in my office today Helping Hands is open Monday the mowing that went on in Monterey this last Rates: with five kids,” Handlson said. “Her through Friday, from 9 a.m. to noon summer,” he said. “There were several times 3 mo 6 mo 1yr ex was a meth addict, and her dad and 1 to 3 p.m. for people needing that it should have been mowed and it wasn’t.” Carrier or just died. She was trying to pay for food as well as those who want to Boyd said whatever the board ultimately de- Mail: 385 the funeral.” bring donations at 421 E. Broad St. in cides, they will need to finalize the selections Zip Code $28 $54 $95 Andy’s Pharmacy also plans to Cookeville. of all lawn care service providers before the Print & have an angel tree for Helping Andy’s Pharmacy is open for do- beginning of the Spring 2018 mowing season. E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Anywhere Only Hands families beginning Nov. 18. nations for Helping Hands, 8 a.m. to “I just want us to get the best bang for our E-Edition $21 $42 $84 “We want to market it for the 7 p.m., Monday through Friday; and buck, and I don’t feel like we’re getting that,” Mail: Outside community,” said Lisa Allen 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday. McCormick said. 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 Mail: Outside Tenn. $82 $132 $220 MONTEREY: City planning for Christmas season Miss Your Paper? From Page A1 ble on the entry to facilitate Your carrier is an independent judging. Winners will be an- contractor. However, as a serv- den Club, Monterey FCE Club, nounced at the Monterey ice to our subscribers, our circulation department is open Monterey Depot Historical So- Depot Museum immediately from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- ciety, and Standing Stone His- following the parade. day-Friday and from torical Society, will be held After the parade, residents 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to Saturday, Dec. 2, at 6:30 p.m. are encouraged to stop by the answer calls. Organizers say the theme Monterey Depot Museum for a Call 931-526-9715. for the parade is the same as visit from Santa Claus. ever: Christmas. A Christmas Home and The parade will form on Hearth market is also sched- Herald-Citizen East Commercial Avenue in uled at the Depot that day front of Monterey High from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. USPS 313-680 School, beginning at 5 p.m. Officials said safety and lia- ISSN 8750-5541 The parade route will proceed bility issues prohibit the west on Commercial Avenue; throwing of candy and other The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, south on Holly; east on Strat- treats by parade participants. New Year’s Day, Independence ton; breaking up near the Violators will be removed Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Monterey Dairy Queen and from the parade. Day and Christmas Day by Volunteer Energy Coopera- Antique car entries must be Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., tive. 25 years or older, have no loud at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box The float competition will be mufflers or racing engines. 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. judged in five divisions: reli- Four and three wheelers are Periodicals postage paid at gious; private groups; commu- prohibited unless towing a Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- nity-based clubs; commercial; Jim Herrin | Herald-Citizen float. TER: send address changes to and industrial. Branch manager Doylene Farley, left, helps Charles Looper of In addition, officials said city Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cash prizes of $100, $75 and ordinances pertaining to noise Cookeville TN 38502. the Civitan Club and Julie Bohannon with the town of Monterey The Herald-Citizen is a mem- $50 will be awarded to first, decorate an Angel Tree that has been set up at the library. will be strictly enforced by the ber of the Tennessee Press second and third place finish- Monterey Police Department. Association and the Associ- ers in the religious, commu- ond and third place will be visions. For more information, con- ated Press. The Associated nity based clubs and private awarded for entries in the Parade officials say float tact the Monterey Depot Mu- Press is entitled exclusively to groups. Trophies for first, sec- commercial and industrial di- sponsors must be clearly visi- seum at 839-2111. use for publication news printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Tonight amounts possible in quarter of an inch, ex- Saturday Readings: Wednesday’s high Jack McNeely thunderstorms. cept higher amounts A chance of showers A 20-percent chance of in Cookeville was 64, low 50, Editor & Publisher possible in thunder- with 0.06 inches of and thunderstorms, showers and thunder- storms. rain.Wednesday’s high in Lindsay McReynolds then showers likely Friday storms. Mostly cloudy, Monterey was 61, low 52. Managing Editor after 1 a.m. Mostly Showers likely and pos- with a high near 73. cloudy, with a low sibly a thunderstorm. Friday Night Almanac: Thursday is the Roger Wells around 63. Chance of Cloudy, with a high A 40-percent chance of Saturday Night 306th day of the year, with 59 Advertising Director precipitation is 60%. near 70. Chance of showers and thunder- remaining. The sun sets at A 20-percent chance of 5:45 p.m. and will rise at 7:07 New rainfall amounts precipitation is 70%. storms. Mostly cloudy, showers. Mostly a.m. on Friday.The moon is a Keith McCormick of less than a tenth of New rainfall amounts with a low around 58. cloudy, with a low waxing gibbous with 97% of Circulation Manager an inch, except higher between a tenth and the visible disc illuminated. around 60. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 2, 2017 — A3 LOCAL Several arrested recently in unrelated crimes BY LINDSAY report of a suspicious from it (valued at less Tuesday after Putnam Subject then drove Monday after PCSO MCREYNOLDS vehicle in the construc- than $1,000).” County Sheriff’s Office around the house and Deputy D.J. Sons stopped lindsay.mcreynolds tion area at Highway 70 Craig also allegedly Deputy D.J. Sons re- rammed his vehicle head Walker for driving on a @herald-citizen.com and Crescent Drive, ac- had a small baggie con- sponded to a report of a on. Subject fled the suspended license, ac- cording to warrants for taining a substance be- disturbance on Whit- scene and was later lo- cording to warrants for A Cookeville man ar- Craig’s arrest. lieved to be taker Road. cated and escorted back Walker’s arrest. rested Wednesday for “Detective (Tammy) methamphetamine in The deputy found that to the house.” Walker allegedly fled burglary and theft of Goolsby interviewed the the pocket of his jeans a victim had been in a Damages to the vehi- from deputies and then property is now facing subject, and he admitted and was cited for simple verbal argument with cle were estimated under stopped on a dead end additional charges, ac- that he had been at the possession. Peppers, according to $10,000, according to the street, where he contin- cording to warrants ob- storage units on Burgess He was arrested with a the warrant for her ar- warrant. ued to run from law en- tained this morning. Falls Road near the $10,000 bond on those rest. Peppers was arrested forcement on foot. Charles Jay Craig II, American Car Wash,” charges and is expected “Subject then pro- with a $20,000 bond A records check re- 35, of East 3rd Street was the warrant states. “The in Putnam General Ses- duced a knife and stated and is expected in Put- vealed Walker’s driver li- arrested Wednesday subject admitted that he sions Court Dec. 4. that she would run over nam General Sessions cense had been after officers with the had forced his way into a Several individuals him,” the warrant states. Court Nov. 8. revoked/suspended in Cookeville Police De- unit and stole a head- have been arrested in “Subject then got into • Brandon Lee Walker, Overton County. He was partment responded to a board, a tote and a dryer various unrelated her car and rammed into 36, of Oak Hill Circle in also wanted in Putnam crimes over the past few a camper in the drive- Rickman, was charged County for failure to ap- days. way near where the vic- with DUI, driving on a pear in court. • Cassandra N. Pep- tim was standing. suspended or revoked Walker was arrested One airlifted after pers, 25, of Wynd Walker (Victim) then got into his driver license, unlawful with a $9,000 bond and is Drive in Cookeville, was vehicle and drove possession of drug para- expected in Putnam charged with vandalism around the back of the phernalia, simple posses- General Sessions Court Halloween accident and aggravated assault house to avoid contact. sion and evading arrest Nov. 13.

BY KATE COOK driving a 1993 Mercury [email protected] Cougar southbound on Dixie Avenue just south One person was trans- of Kenway Street. ported by air for ad- Police believe 24-year- vanced medical old Grant Reed, of treatment after an acci- Cookeville, was traveling dent Tuesday evening. north, crossed the center Leonard Lowe, 51, of line and hit the Cougar Baxter, was flown to head-on. TriStar Skyline Medical Reed sustained minor Center in Nashville. injuries but refused med- Tiffany McDermott of ical treatment at the Say “yes!” to iPhone 8 for $0. Cookeville, a passenger scene. in Lowe’s vehicle, was This crash remains transported to under investigation. If Say “no!” to hidden fees. Cookeville Regional anyone witnessed the Medical Center for crash and has not yet minor injuries. spoken with police, According to please call the Traffic Switch to U.S. Cellular® and get iPhone 8 for net Cookeville Police, he was Enforcement Division of $0 when you turn in your old phone. Plus, get a listed in stable condition the Cookeville Police De- Wednesday morning. partment at 520-5370 or stronger signal in the Middle of Anywhere. The preliminary inves- the main station at 526- tigation shows Lowe was 2125.

CORRIDOR: Analysis lists road priorities

From Page A1 and westbound ramps, Bunker Hill Road, S. of $27,924,000. This one Walnut Avenue/Dubois is in the mid-term prior- Street and Interstate ity list. Drive/Neal Street; East Other near-term pri- Spring Street at both ority projects are im- northbound and south- proving both Interstate bound Hwy. 111 ramps, 40 eastbound and west- West Broad at Jackson bound exit ramps at and East 10th Street at South Willow Avenue, Hwy. 111 northbound South Willow Avenue at ramp. Jackson Street, improv- Long-term projects in- ing North Willow at clude improvements on West 12th Street and South Willow Avenue at East 10th at Fisk Road. Interstate Drive/Fore- Mid-term priority man Drive, South Wil- projects include im- low at West Stevens, provements around the South Jefferson at Jack- I-40 interchange on Jef- son and East Spring ferson, both eastbound Street at I-40.

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Thursday, November 2, 2017 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds, Managing Editor Kate Cook, City Editor Don Foy, News Editor After Trump dossier revelation, FBI is next nvestigators looking into the Trump dossier were not surprised when news broke recently that the Hillary Clinton campaign and the DNC, working through the Democrats’ law firm, ►LETTERS TO THE EDITOR IPerkins Coie, financed the “salacious and unveri- fied” compilation of allegations of Trump collusion with Russia in the 2016 presidential campaign. (The We will not allow hate to define us “salacious and unverified” description comes from former FBI Director James Comey.) Some of us are beginning to Muslim citizens, our Christian racism. We have found that de- There had been plenty of talk recognize our part in sustaining citizens, in short, all our citizens. spite our history of leadership in about the Democrats and Perkins white privilege in our churches, As President Trump recently the anti-slavery movement and Coie, so much that investigators al- personal lives, and country. The said “We call upon the bonds in other equality movements most assumed that was the case. But Black Lives Matter movement that unite us: our faith, our fam- that we have supported over the it wasn’t until the Washington Post has been an organized response ily, and our shared values. We years, we have fallen short of broke the story that it was con- to this problem of systemic call upon the bonds of citizen- our ideals. We heartily unite firmed. racism. African Americans are ship, the ties of community, and with the recent words of our Sometime in October 2016 — that not asking for special treatment, the comfort of our common hu- president that the senseless mur- Byron is, at the height of the presidential but simply to do such things as manity. Our unity cannot be ders of our fellow citizens will York campaign — Christopher Steele, the drive a car or wear a hoodie shattered by evil. Our bonds can- not break the bonds of common foreign agent hired by Fusion GPS without being suspected of being not be broken by violence. And humanity among us, but will to compile the Trump dossier, approached the FBI dangerous. though we feel such great anger unite us in our struggle towards with information he had gleaned during the proj- Our country was founded on at the senseless murder of our true justice for all, regardless of ect. According to a February report in the Washing- the principle that all people are fellow citizens, it is our love that race, ideology, religion, or politi- ton Post, Steele “reached an agreement with the to be treated equally. We will defines us today and always will cal affiliation. Hate of the other FBI a few weeks before the election for the bureau continue to stand with our fellow forever.” will not define us. We will not to pay him to continue his work.” citizens in their quest for equal- The Religious Society of allow it. It was an astonishing turn: the nation’s top fed- ity. This includes our Jewish citi- Friends (Quakers) has been Annie Black eral law enforcement agency agreeing to fund an zens, our homeless citizens, our struggling with our own internal Cookeville ongoing opposition research project being con- ducted by one of the candidates in the midst of a presidential election. “The idea that the FBI and as- sociates of the Clinton campaign would pay Mr. Steele to investigate the Republican nominee for Baby boys need baby toys president in the run-up to the election raises fur- ther questions about the FBI’s independence from So, a “snowflake” from Ari- being a bully? “tomgirl” on his ticket for losing politics, as well as the Obama administration’s use zona and our own “little OK boys, go change into your an election) in a rousing game of law enforcement and intelligence agencies for Corker” of a senator are going play clothes so you can join the of “Patty cake, patty cake, political ends,” wrote Senate Judiciary Committee to take their toys and go home “Graham cracker” from North baker’s man.” chairman Charles Grassley. because the big kid named Don- Carolina and the other Arizona David J. Brown Republican investigators had two big questions ald isn’t playing fair and is “whiny baby” (who blamed the Cookeville about the dossier. One was who paid for it, and that now seems answered. (It was also recently revealed that the conservative publication Washington Free Beacon financed an earlier anti-Trump oppo proj- ect with Fusion GPS.) The other question was: Did Why are we supporting war with Yemen? the FBI or other agencies use any information from the dossier as a basis for warrant requests before Why we are supporting a war that tiny country. The largest and are not fed, those who are the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court? In against Yemen? We’re selling epidemic of cholera in history. cold and are not clothed. This other words, did, say, the FBI use the dossier’s billions in arms to Saudi Ara- And who suffers? Civilians world in arms is not spending “salacious and unverified” information to make the bia. It’s putting vast amounts of mostly and children mostly. I money alone. It is spending the case that the bureau should be granted the author- money into our military indus- don’t think we hate Yemeni peo- sweat of its workers, the genius ity to conduct intercepts? trial complex and our govern- ple. Please write your congress- of its scientists, the hopes of its When the Post story broke, some journalists ment doesn’t want to disturb people. children. This is not a way of noted that Democrats involved in the story had them. That’s where the money President Eisenhower leaving life at all in any true sense. been lying about their role. “When I tried to report comes from to support their office in 1953 said, “ Every gun Under the clouds of war, it is this story, Clinton campaign lawyer Marc Elias election campaigns, their that is made, every warship that humanity hanging on a cross of pushed back vigorously, saying ‘You (or your salaries. At the current rate of is launched, every rocket fired iron.” sources) are wrong,’” tweeted the New York Times’ infection there will soon be one signifies in the final sense, a Hector Black Ken Vogel. “Folks involved in funding this lied million people with cholera in theft from those who hunger Cookeville about it, and with sanctimony, for a year,” added the Times’ Maggie Haberman. Yes, they did. But the importance of the Democ- rats’ involvement in the dossier is that it could be Thanks from Mended Hearts one step on the road to a bigger story. What did the FBI do with the dossier material? Did judges make On Oct. 20, the Cookeville was a success. of CRMC and others who help surveillance decisions in the Trump-Russia investi- Chapter of Mended Hearts had It is not possible to thank each make this possible. gation based in whole or in part on the dossier? To its 14th annual silent auction one personally. On behalf of all It’s GREAT to be alive and what degree is the “salacious and unverified” fundraiser at CRMC to help members and friends of MH, we help others. dossier the source of what we think we know about fund its AED program. Thanks thank you from the bottom of Blanche Smithers allegations of collusion between Russia and the to the generosity of so many our hearts. President, Mended Hearts Trump campaign? businesses and individuals, it Also, thanks to all employees Cookeville In the end, a House subpoena squeezed the infor- mation out of the key players in the who-funded- the-dossier side of the story. But so far, the FBI has been much harder to crack. Thank you from Vietnam Veterans of America

Byron York is a syndicated columnist. To all who made our 6th an- really do appreciate all who Wild Wings, Chili’s, Coca Cola, nual Vietnam Veterans of Amer- have come on board since, more Logan’s Roadhouse, O’Charley’s, ica Golf Tournament a success: than doubling our number of Outdoor World, Red Lobster, and Moderately Confused First, my sincere apology for sponsors this year to 35. Thank Rib City. Your gifts made every- not previously naming you all you A+ Auto Lockout Services, one who played more of a win- and giving you credit for your Bank of Putnam County, Big ner. Thank you Gary Maxwell sponsorship. At our first tourna- Tony’s Pizzeria, Cookeville Insurance for most generously ment in 2012, our most generous Plumbing & Electric, Crest sponsoring a $10,000 Hole-in- sponsor asked not to be given Lawn Funeral Home, Crown One, and to Heather France of recognition, and that made Wine & Spirits, Cumberland HMF Travel for most generously sense to me. I thought I was Chrysler Center, Inc., Disabled sponsoring luxury trips and doing you a favor, keeping you American Veterans Chapter gifts for all of the Par-3 holes! anonymous so that you wouldn’t #117, Dunn Agency, El Tapatio, Many thanks to Elaine Garri- be hounded. So let me now cor- First Volunteer Bank, Hooper- son and the staff at Ironwood for rect this misunderstanding by Huddleston & Horner Funeral once again going above and be- giving credit to those who have Home, Presley Funeral Home, yond the call of duty, for your been with us from the very be- TriGreen Equipment, and Ran- hard work and generosity in once ginning: Cannon & Clark, Free- dal Wallace, CPA. again helping our Vietnam Veter- man Tire, I.G.A., Michael I’d also like to thank my fellow ans of America Golf Tournament Knowlton, Maggart Tire, New Chapter members for their sup- to be such a success. We “old Day Services, Ralph’s donuts, port and personal sponsorships: vets” appreciate you all greatly. Sand Products, and Thatcher’s my wife, Paula; Sam B.; Bill D.; Last but not least, thank you Sales & Erectors. Maddie’s Pat D.; Earl M.;Don P.; and Ron all who played. Without you and Restaurant was our very first R. This year we had sponsors for your support, there is no tour- sponsor and we miss them. 38 holes. Our scholarship fund nament and no fun. I hope you We’ve lost other sponsors as and donation to Happy Haven all enjoyed it and please, keep well: Green Acres Barber Shop will be greater thanks to the coming back! I know a hole-in- and Bug-Out Tactical closed up generosity of all. one is out there waiting for you! shop, while others just stopped I want to thank all who con- Wayne “Red” Demary supporting us. We had 15 spon- tributed gifts for players: An- President, Chapter #741 VVA sors for our first try in 2012, so I chor Down, Boswell’s, Buffalo Cookeville HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 2, 2017 — A5 NATION

Nation in Brief Attacker ‘felt good about’ rampage

Bergdahl’s Inspired by attorneys prepare online for closing Islamic arguments State videos FORT BRAGG, N.C. NEW YORK (AP) — (AP) — Closing argu- The suspect in a deadly ments at the sentenc- truck rampage was in- ing of Army Sgt. spired by the Islamic Bowe Bergdahl will State group’s online come as soon as videos and plotted his Thursday at his sen- New York City attack for tencing for desertion two months, renting a and misbehavior be- truck ahead of time to fore the enemy in practice turning it, fed- Afghanistan. eral authorities said in a The defense rested criminal complaint its sentencing case bringing terrorism Wednesday after call- charges against the ing its final witness to Uzbek immigrant. discuss Bergdahl’s Sayfullo Saipov chose mental health. The the attack date to target prosecution could still Halloween crowds, ac- call a rebuttal wit- cording to the criminal ness, but the judge complaint. And after his told both sides to be trail of terror was halted AP ready to make their by a police bullet, he A photo of Sayfullo Saipov is displayed at a news conference at One Police Plaza Wednesday, in New final cases for the ap- asked to display the Is- York. propriate punish- lamic State group’s flag ment. in his hospital room, say- tions, which they said cial process play out.” anonymity. Ultimately, Saipov Bergdahl could ing “he felt good about were illuminated by a “I promise you that A married father of sped down a bike path on spend the rest of his what he had done,” au- note he left by the truck: how we treat Mr. Saipov three and former com- a riverfront esplanade in life in prison after thorities said. “Islamic Supplication. It in this judicial process mercial truck and ride- a rented truck for nearly pleading guilty to the Brought to court in a will endure.” The phrase will say a lot more about hailing driver, Saipov a mile Tuesday, running charges. The military wheelchair, Saipov was “it will endure” com- us than it will say about began planning an at- down cyclists and pedes- judge also could sen- held without bail on monly refers to the Is- him,” Patton said. tack a year ago and set- trians, before crashing tence him to no charges that could bring lamic State group, and The FBI released a tled on a truck assault a into a school bus, author- prison time, given the death penalty. Sepa- Saipov had a cellphone poster saying it was look- couple of months ago, ities said. mitigating factors in- rately, the FBI was ques- loaded with the group’s ing for one of Saipov’s according to the criminal He was shot after he cluding the five years tioning people who propaganda, an FBI associates, Mukham- complaint. jumped out of the vehi- he endured as an might have information agent said in the crimi- madzoir Kadirov, only to During the last few cle brandishing two air enemy captive. The about his actions before nal complaint. announce less than 90 weeks, Saipov searched guns and yelling “God is judge has wide discre- the attack, including a Handcuffed and with minutes later that it had the internet for informa- great!” in Arabic, they tion because Bergdahl second Uzbek man. his legs shackled, Saipov found him. tion on Halloween in said. Knives were found didn’t strike a plea The charges against nodded his head as he A law enforcement offi- New York City and in a bag he was carrying. agreement with pros- Saipov, 29, came just a was read his rights in a cial said Kadirov was a rented a truck to prac- In the past few years, ecutors to limit his day after the attack near brief court proceeding friend of Saipov’s and tice turns. He chose a the Islamic State group punishment. the World Trade Center that he followed through may not have any role in route along a lower Man- has exhorted followers killed eight people. In- a Russian interpreter. the case. The official hattan highway and ini- online to use vehicles, vestigators in multiple Outside court, his ap- wasn’t authorized to tially hoped to continue knives or other close-at- Work begins on states raced to retrace pointed lawyer, David speak publicly and spoke to hit more pedestrians hand means of killing massive Saipov’s steps and un- Patton, said he hoped to The Associated Press on the Brooklyn Bridge, people in their home derstand his motiva- “everyone lets the judi- on condition of the complaint said. countries. Eisenhower memorial

WASHINGTON 3 killed in Colorado Walmart shooting; police seek suspect (AP) — After years of public controversy THORNTON, Colo. (AP) — A screaming. Customers were and debate, work is fi- man nonchalantly walked into screaming. They were running nally beginning a Walmart and immediately like crazy, and I ran out too be- Thursday on a mas- opened fire with a handgun, cause I didn’t want to get sive memorial to Pres- killing two men and a woman killed,” he said. ident Dwight before fleeing in a car on Guadalupe Perez was inside Eisenhower. Wednesday night, according to the store with her young son A groundbreaking Colorado authorities. when she heard what she ceremony will mark The shooting appears ran- thought was a balloon pop- the start of the proj- dom and there are no indica- ping. A Walmart employee told ect, which has been tions that it was an act of her someone was shooting, plagued for years by a terror, said Thornton police and then Perez saw people bitter running fight spokesman Victor Avila. running away yelling, “Let’s over the memorial’s “This is a very heinous act,” go. Let’s go. Leave the gro- design and aesthetics. Avila said. “We don’t know ex- ceries.” Famed architect actly what the motive of the “You see all these things in Frank Gehry, who de- person was, but it was cer- the news and you go through signed the iconic Walt tainly a terrible act.” it, it’s scary,” she said. “But Disney Concert Hall Two men died inside the thank God we’re OK and noth- in Los Angeles and Walmart, which is about 10 ing happened to us.” the Guggenheim Mu- miles (16 kilometers) north of Investigators, including spe- seum in Bilbao, Spain, Denver in a busy shopping cial agents with the Bureau of was commissioned to center. The woman died later Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms design the memorial. at a hospital. and Explosives, were review- However Gehry’s Authorities did not immedi- ing security video and inter- original plan was ately release any other infor- viewing witnesses to identify strongly opposed by mation about the victims. the suspect. three of Eisenhower’s Aaron Stephens, 44, was in Avila said police don’t yet grandchildren and the self-checkout line when he know how many rounds were the organizing com- heard a single shot followed by fired. mission was hit by two more bursts of gunfire be- Ragan Dickens, a Walmart AP multiple resignations. fore people started running for spokesman, said the company Walmart employees gather together outside away from the Gehry’s vision the exits. is working with investigators scene of the Walmart store where a shooting occurred inside would transform a “The employees started and declined further comment. the store, Wednesday, in Thornton, Colorado. four-acre space on In- dependence Avenue directly in front of the Lyndon B. Johnson Department of Educa- Officer who halted truck tion Building. Teenager rampage hailed as a modest hero critically injured NEW YORK (AP) — tacker, Sayfullo Saipov, bic. New York City police offi- in his tracks, but the offi- Hasiotis and two other while playing cer Ryan Nash was re- cer is too modest to officers, Michael Wel- sponding to a call about admit he’s a hero, offi- some and Kevin McGinn, Russian Roulette an emotionally disturbed cials said. secured the area, took person at a high school “He was a hero,” said witness statements and COLUMBUS, Miss. not far from the World Gov. Andrew Cuomo. grabbed the guns. And (AP) — Authorities Trade Center when “And the NYPD is not they showed restraint by say a Mississippi someone reported an ac- just the leadership, it’s not firing their weapons teenager who was cident on the bike path the men and women who into the crowded area, playing Russian outside. are out there every day police said. Roulette has been Nash and his partner, who are on the first line, “While we mourn the shot and taken to a John Hasiotis, raced to a and I think officer Nash terrible loss of life and hospital in critical gruesome sight: A man really showed how im- the injuries to innocent condition. Columbus in a truck had slammed portant they are and how people, we are proud of, police spokesman Joe into a school bus after talented and how brave.” and grateful for, the Dillion told The Clar- mowing down people in a Saipov was actually quick action of a team of ion-Ledger that re- bike lane. He was waving wielding a pellet gun and police officers who re- sponding officers guns around and yelling. a paintball gun, authori- sponded to cries for help found a 17-year-old Nash, 28, told him to ties said, but they looked and took charge of a boy in a bedroom with drop the weapons and like real guns. Witnesses chaotic and dangerous The Herald-Citizen an apparent gunshot then fired, striking the reported the 29-year-old situation,” said police No. 1 in local news wound to the head on man once. hollered “Allahu akbar,” union president Patrick Call 526-9715 to subscribe Tuesday. Nash stopped the at- or “God is great!” in Ara- Lynch. A6 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 2, 2017 LOCAL/NATION Russia hackers had targets worldwide, beyond U.S. election

WASHINGTON (AP) said Keir Giles, the di- In more than 100 inter- campaign chairman — The hackers didn’t rector of the Conflict views, many blamed John Podesta, whose just go after Hillary Studies Research Center Moscow for the hacking. correspondence was Clinton’s presidential in Cambridge, England, “We have no doubts leaked in the closing campaign. and one of five experts about who is behind days of the presidential They tried to break who reviewed the AP’s these attacks,” said race. Others targeted in- into the private email of findings. Artem Torchinskiy, a clude then-Secretary of the sitting U.S. secretary “Regardless of the in- Navalny lieutenant who State John Kerry and of state, attempted to evitable denials from was targeted by Fancy former U.S. Army Gen. steal the private corre- Moscow, it is the only Bear in 2015. “I am sure Wesley Clark. spondence of a manager explanation that makes these are hackers con- They also tried to working on Lockheed sense,” he said. trolled by Russian secret hack a swath of Ukrain- Martin’s stealth fighter Russian officials have services.” ian politicians, includ- program, and sought to described claims that The largest groups of ing Serhiy Leshchenko, break into the accounts they orchestrated the targets were in the who helped uncover the of thousands of others, AP file hacking as “ludicrous” United States, Ukraine, off-the-books payments including the punk band Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during and “verging on fan- Russia, Georgia and allegedly made to Don- Pussy Riot and Russian an interview in Paris, France. tasy.” On Wednesday, Syria. The hackers tried ald Trump campaign opposition leader Alexei Russian Deputy Foreign to compromise employ- chairman Paul Man- Navalny. U.S. intelligence agen- 2016. Minister Sergei Ryabkov ees of major U.S. defense afort. Islamist rebels About 19,000 lines of cies for disrupting last It’s effectively a hit list said there was “not a contractors and at- fighting the Russia- data, recently shared by year’s presidential elec- — one that experts say single piece of evidence” tempted to steal the backed government of cybersecurity firm Se- tion — tried to break points to the Kremlin. to back the allegations. emails of more than 130 Syrian President Bashar cureworks, show that into more than 4,700 “There is only one But the Fancy Bear Democrats and mem- Assad were targeted, Fancy Bear — the hack- Gmail inboxes between country whose interests targets identified by the bers of Clinton’s inner too, as was Pussy Riot’s ing group blamed by March 2015 and May this list would serve,” AP tell a different story. circle, including her Maria Alekhina.

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MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Black concerns from security and safety on Photographs of the car showed it the university. He said that he does students at Kansas State University campus, to the need for a multicul- covered with racial slurs against not want the attention, has with- voiced concerns about recent racist tural center and progress on hiring a blacks and messages that included drawn from the university and will incidents at a meeting with top school chief diversity officer. “Go Home,” ‘’Date your own kind,” return to his home in California. officials on Wednesday night after a The gathering with the Black Stu- and “Die.” “I was not raised to discriminate,” car was found near campus earlier in dent Union was hastily convened The man told the Kansas City Star he said. He called the vandalism “sad, the day scrawled with racial slurs after a car belonging to a black man in an interview that the vandalism hurtful and disappointing.” The Star and threats. who says he studied at the university and resulting social media attention did not name the man because of University spokesman Jeff Morris was scrawled with graffiti off-campus has made it impossible for him to go safety concerns. The Associated said the meeting discussed a range of early Wednesday. anywhere in Manhattan, the home of Press also is not identifying him.

Obituaries

Betty Sue Kelly their three children. Sue Brandon Kelly, and Kevin Glen Hawkins Nov. 3, from noon until was a lifelong member of Bryson Bueno; and service time at 3 p.m. the church of Christ. great-grandchildren, LIVINGSTON — Fu- Mr. Hawkins passed She was known for Trent, Briana, Cody, neral services for Kevin away Monday, Oct. 30, being a notoriously great Aiden, Ariana, Noah, Glen Hawkins, 34, from 2017. cook and generous host- Zachary, and Jasmin. Livingston, will be held Speck Funeral Home ess. Most famous for her Burial will take place at 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, is in charge of arrange- apple pies, lemon cookies at San Joaquin Valley at the chapel of Speck ments, 931-823-1201. and everyone’s favorite National Cemetery, 32053 Funeral Home. Burial dishes were a hit at West McCabe Rd. Santa will be in Old Union church potlucks. She Nella, California, on Fri- Cemetery. cooked for the Atwater day, Nov. 3, at 10:30 a.m. The family will re- Elementary School Dis- (PST.) Procession will ceive friends at the fu- trict for 20 years. begin at the Ivers and Al- neral home today, In addition to her par- corn Funeral Home in Thursday, Nov. 2, from MERCED, California Cummins Falls State ents, Sue is preceded in Atwater, 3050 N. Winton 5-9 p.m., and Friday, — Sue Kelly passed away Park. death by her brothers, Way, Atwater, at 8:45 peacefully at home in At- Sue met and married Carl Cummins of Battle a.m. (PST.) water, California, with the love of her life, John Creek, Michigan, and A memorial celebra- her husband, John, of 65 Kelly in Nashville, on Bill Cummins of tion of life will be held years by her side, Oct. 27, Nov. 15, 1952. Her life Cookeville. on Saturday, Nov. 4, at Henrietta Lollar a.m. until service time 2017. dramatically changed be- She is survived by her 11 a.m. (PST) at Merced at noon. Sue was born at home cause her new husband husband, John Kelly; Church of Christ, 2050 COOKEVILLE — Fu- Mrs. Lollar passed on the family farm in was in the military. The daughters, Pam Cobble Yosemite Pkwy, Merced neral services for Henri- away Sunday, Oct. 29, Jackson County to Belle tech sergeant in the Air and Patti Bueno (Dan); California. etta Lollar, 69, of 2017, in Dearborn, and Carl Cummins. The Force was in high de- her son, Michael Kelly Ivers and Alcorn Fu- Dearborn Heights, Michigan. home and farm property mand and she spent the (Rose); grandchildren, neral Home is in charge Michigan, will be held Presley Funeral Home is now one of Ten- next 23 years traveling Kelly Hubbs, Angela of arrangements, 209- at noon, Saturday, Nov. is in charge of arrange- nessee’s State Parks- the world, while raising Eltareb, Chris Kelly, 722-6201. 4, at Presley Funeral ments, 528-1044. Home. Burial will be in Allison Cemetery. Emogene Rockwell Dietz (Daniel Baci- in 1869. hands in the dirt and The family will re- galupi); and great- Emogene graduated plant her flowers. Emo- ceive friends at the fu- Dietz grandson Nikolas Parks. from Central High gene was also a music neral home Friday, Nov. Nothing made her hap- School in Cookeville and lover, especially classi- 3, from 1-7 p.m., and Sat- pier than to visit with on June 29, 1946, mar- cal, and made certain urday, Nov. 4, from 11 family. Two sons passed ried Eugene, six weeks that all of her children away previously, after their first date and had some musical edu- Charles (2011) and Franz soon after he returned cation. (2012). from serving in the åPrior to her illness Frances Ferebee ing and Michie of Emogene was the Navy. After moving to she was a member of Nashville, and Jim daughter of Harvey Nashville, she attended and attended West End Moran Moran and Amy of Dealer and Eunice George Peabody College United Methodist Smyrna; grandchildren, Barnes Rockwell of the and became a pre-school Church. NASHVILLE — Steven Boles, and Jes- Poplar Grove Commu- teacher, working in sev- Emogene will be re- Frances Ferebee Moran, sika, Wesley Boles and nity in Putnam County eral schools, including membered as a loving 86, of Nashville, passed Chelsea, Megan where she grew up on the Montessori Centre wife to Eugene, her away Oct. 31, 2017. Houchin, and Greg, the family farm. and Westminster School faithful companion of 71 Visitation will be Ryan Deising, Mary NASHVILLE — Emo- She was the great- for Young Children. years, and devoted today, Thursday, Nov. 2, Emma Moran, Jeff gene Rockwell Dietz granddaughter of the Emogene was an ac- mother, grandmother from 4–7 p.m., and Fri- Moran and Chad passed away peacefully Rev. Isaac Newton Buck, tive volunteer in the and great-grandmother. day, Nov. 3, from 10-11 Desing; great-grandchil- at home with loved ones a Methodist minister Nashville community, The family held a pri- a.m. at Harpeth Hills dren, Maddox and Car- at her side on Oct. 16, who founded Salem especially for the public vate memorial service Funeral Home. men Boles, and Carson 2017, at the age of 88, Methodist Church and schools her children at- on Friday, Oct. 20, fol- Funeral services will Deising; sister, Betty after a prolonged Andrew (“Buck’s”) Col- tended and the lowed by her graveside be conducted Friday, Capshaw; sister-in-law, illness. lege, the first school of Nashville Symphony, in- service and burial at Nov. 3, at 11 a.m. at Har- Diane Ferebee; brother- She is survived and higher learning in Put- cluding working at the Woodlawn Cemetery in peth Hills, with burial to in-law, Charlie Wilson; will be missed deeply by nam County. Emogene Italian Street Fair in its the family plot. Memo- follow in Harpeth Hills and several nieces and her husband of 71 years, had six Rockwell broth- heyday. She was a mem- rial donations are not Memory Gardens, 9090 nephews. C. Eugene Dietz; son ers, all of whom passed ber of the League of necessary but to the ex- Hwy 100, Nashville. In addition to her par- Burton (Kathleen); away previously, Harold, Women Voters, the tent desired, please di- Mrs. Moran was born ents, she was preceded daughter, Brenda Vali- Oren, J.L, Glen (Pat), Peabody Dames, and the rect any donation to the Oct. 23, 1931, to the late in death by her hus- quette (John); son, Wally Deloy and Fowler. The Metropolitan Opera Nashville Symphony or Nannie Maude and band, James Everett (Lee Lee); grandchildren family homeplace where Guild. She was passion- a charity of one’s choos- Rufus Bryant Ferebee. Moran; her sister, Aimée Valiquette (Car- she was born has re- ate about her gardening ing. Mrs. Moran graduated Wilma Wilson; her son Parks), Karen Vali- mained in continuous and could not wait for Visit the online obitu- from Bellevue High brother, Bill Ferebee; quette (Jarid Smith), family ownership since the spring months when ary: www.woodlawn- School and worked at and special friend, Scott Dietz, and Kerry the original land grant she could work her roesch-pattonfh.com. the corporate office of Robert Sanford. Kuhns Big K, and later The family would like in human resources at to thank the staff at Bel- St. Thomas Hospital. mont Village Assisted Waymond Lee at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. friends at the funeral Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2017, She was a long-time Living for the care and Smith 4, at Anderson - Upper home Friday, Nov. 3, at Mabry Health Care member of Bethlehem compassion shown to Cumberland Funeral from 5-8 p.m., and Satur- Center. Anderson - United Methodist their mother for the GAINESBORO — Fu- Home. day, Nov. 4, from 9 a.m. Upper Cumberland Fu- Church. past eight years. They neral services for Way- Burial will be in Smith until service time at 11 neral Home is in charge She was a loving wife, would also like to thank mond Lee Smith, 60, of Cemetery at New Hope. a.m. of arrangements, 931- mother, grandmother CARIS Healthcare for Gainesboro, will be held The family will receive Mr. Smith passed away 268-1550. and great-grandmother, their care in her final and being with her fam- days. ily brought her great The family requests Wiladean Rema p.m. Sunday, Nov. 5, at Mrs. Hall passed dinarily appreciative of joy. Her interests in- memorial donations be the Jennings Funeral away Wednesday, Nov. the love and care given cluded reading, garden- made to the Bethlehem (Overstreet) Hall Homes-Clarkrange 1, 2017, at Bethesda to Wiladean over the ing, water exercise and United Methodist chapel. Burial will fol- Healthcare in last nine years at travel. Church or St. Jude Chil- CLARKRANGE — Fu- low in the Clarkrange Cookeville. Bethesda Healthcare She is survived by her dren’s Hospital. neral services for Cemetery. Mrs. Hall was born Center in Cookeville. children and their Harpeth Hills Funeral Wiladean Rema (Over- The family will re- Dec. 28, 1924, in Fen- Jennings Funeral spouses, Debra Boles Home is in charge of street) Hall, 92, of ceive friends Sunday, tress County. Homes - Clarkrange and Parker of arrangements, 615-646- Cookeville, and for- Nov. 5, from noon-2 She was a housewife chapel is in charge of Cookeville, Donna Deis- 9292. merly of Clarkrange p.m. at the funeral and homemaker. arrangements, 931-863- will be held at 2 home. The family is extraor- 3738.

Rev. Arthur Dee 62, of Clarkrange, will The family will re- Wednesday, Nov. 1, be held at 1 p.m. Friday, ceive friends at the fu- 2017, at Standing Stone Hall Nov. 3, at the chapel of neral home Friday, Care and Rehabilitation Goff Funeral Home. Nov. 3, from 11 a.m. Center. MONTEREY — Fu- Burial will be in Camp- until service time at 1 Goff Funeral Home is neral services for the ground Cemetery, p.m. in charge of arrange- Rev. Arthur Dee Hall, Clarkrange. Rev. Hall passed away ments, 839-2311. Herald-Citizen

Thursday, November 2, 2017 LIVING 7 ►DEAR ABBY Wife refuses to accept job as PUMPKIN ROLL family’s communicator

EAR ABBY: My husband is a nice guy, but he’s not particularly good at planningD ahead. This means that special events, holidays and birthdays often go unmarked be- cause he doesn’t remember in time to get something sent. In my parents’ marriage, all family communications fell to my mom. It was her job to send the Christmas cards, birthday gifts for nieces and nephews and to re- member her mother Abigail and her mother-in- Van Buren law on Mother’s Day. Our marriage is more egalitarian, and I don’t want the job of communi- cator-in-chief. My husband knows this and agrees that he should share some responsibility, but doesn’t act on it, even after being reminded. I feel This pumpkin roll recipe is one of Drucilla’s most requested. guilty when an important milestone in one of his par- ents’ lives goes by and they Looking for the pumpkin roll recipe? Here it is receive no acknowledge- ment from our household. elcome to November. Preheat oven to 375ºF. started on our journey. We got a The source of my guilt is Where have the days Butter a 15 inch or 10 inch jelly- surprise as we drove up to the win- surely the nagging feeling gone? It seems like only roll pan; line with wax paper. But- dow to pay. The girl at the window that it’s my job as the wife yesterday that it was ter the wax paper; set aside. Mix said that the lady in front of us to make these connections January.W It will be Christmas be- together first 5 ingredients; blend had paid for our order and she told and that I am judged when fore we can turn around. It comes in eggs and pumpkin. Spread bat- us to have a blessed day. And we the things are not sent. so much quicker that when I was a ter in prepared pan. Bake at 375º did. How do I let go of the little girl hoping I would get a new for 12 to 15 minutes or until center So thank you lady for the bless- guilt, or at least let my in- doll for Christmas. tests done. Lay a clean kitchen ing. We will try to pay it forward. laws know I love them and Speaking of Christmas, the Put- towel down on a flat surface and this is the first time this had ever their son is the one who is nam County FCE Clubs will be sprinkle 2 tablespoons powdered happened to us. letting them down? I want sponsoring a Christmas Bazaar sugar over top. Cut around sides Geogre and I watch some televi- absolution. — NO CALEN- Nov. 10 from 11 of pan to loosen cake; invert onto sion programs that are from back DAR GIRL IN CALIFOR- a.m. until 7 p.m. at sugared towel, wax paper-side up. in the day, like Perry Mason, Roy NIA the Putnam County Fold one side of towel over one Rogers and Matlock. DEAR NO CALENDAR Extension Office, long side of cake and roll up jelly- The other night the same com- GIRL: Not everyone excels 900 S. Walnut Ave., roll style. Cool cake completely. mercials kept coming on. It was at every task. That’s why Cookeville. Santa Unroll cake and leave on towel; this lady with copper colored hair there is division of labor in and his reindeer peel off wax paper. Spread filling baking and cooking in copper pots partnerships, including will be there from evenly over cake. Use towel to help and pans. I turned to George and marriage. If you think you Drucilla 4-6 p.m. for pic- roll up cake and place seam side- said, “I think she must live in that will look better after ex- Ray tures. Homemade down on a serving platter. Trim TV. She pops out with her pots and plaining to your in-laws gifts and treats and ends of cake; cover and refrigerate pans and starts cooking. “ that the reason they homemade ornaments for every- until ready to serve. Dust with re- George just looks at me. haven’t heard from the two one on your list. For more infor- maining one tablespoon powdered As I said before , we are not even of you is their son didn’t mation call 526-4561. sugar. Serves 8 to 10 people. on the same page....in his words, remember, you are dream- Today’s recipe is a request from Cream Cheese Filling we’re not even in the same book. ing. Because you are better an older woman who didn’t have a 8 ounce package cream cheese, It is time for me to go but before at planning ahead, deal computer for me to send her the softened I do, I want to tell you about a with the chore. I’m sure he recipe. Hope you get this one and 1 cup powdered sugar chance to buy a poinsettia from does things for you that are enjoy. She wanted it for Thanks- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, my granddaughter, Sierra, who is a pain in the neck (and giving. They are also good for gift softened selling them for their MHS senior even below). In this day of giving. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract trip to Washington, D.C. They have 1 automation, sending Pumpkin Roll Optional: /2 cup chopped wal- red, white, pink, burgundy, multi- “something” to relatives is 1 cup sugar nuts, toasted color 6.5 inch pots at $10 and 8 inch 3 practically a no-brainer. /4 cup all-purpose flour Combine cream cheese, pow- pots for $20 in the same colors plus And it certainly beats feel- 1 teaspoon baking powder dered sugar, butter and vanilla; winter rose. There is also a $20 ing guilty because your 1 teaspoon cinnamon blend well. Stir in walnuts if de- Christmas succulent planter. 1 husband isn’t up to it. /8 teaspoon salt sired. Order is due Nov. 14 and will be DEAR ABBY: My par- 3 eggs,beaten George and I have been traveling delivered on Nov. 28. Thank you 2 ents are in their late 60s /3 cup unsweetened canned this week. I had to go to the doctor, very much. and suffer from multiple pumpkin at Knoxville, for a test (I didn’t You may email me if you want lifestyle-related illnesses. 3 tablespoon powdered sugar, di- even study). We stopped in Mon- anything at raydrucilla @ - Although they had every vided pan. terey for a biscuit at Hardees as we gmail.com or call me at 510-1349. opportunity to make healthy changes, they chose not to. I live on the other side of the country, and I am busy with my ca- reer and family. I love my parents and ac- cept our relationship for what it is. However, I do A treat for Brussels sprouts lovers not feel obligated to dis- rupt my life and upset my By KATIE WORKMAN salamis and other cured or over medium heat. Add the Add the remaining 2 ta- children to be with them as Associated Press smoked meats. The casing is chorizo and saute for 2 min- blespoons oil to the pan, and they die slow, painful edible. utes over medium-high heat over medium high deaths. If their illnesses Brussels sprouts lovers, Pan-Roasted Brussels heat, until it starts to brown heat. Add the Brussels were not directly related to you are in for a treat: a side Sprouts With Chorizo and release some of its oils. sprouts and cook, stirring their own poor choices, I dish that will threaten to And Toasted Bread Remove the chorizo with a only occasionally, until they might feel and behave dif- steal center stage. Crumbs slotted spoon to a plate. Add begin to become tender and ferently toward them. Spanish chorizo, a won- Serves 6 3 tablespoons of the oil to lightly browned in spots, Knowing it won’t change derfully spiced smoked pork Start to finish: 25 minutes the pan, leaving any oil left about 6 minutes. Add the re- their behavior, should I tell sausage, gets sauteed just 2 ounces Spanish chorizo from sauteeing the chorizo, maining half of the garlic them why I won’t be with enough to brown a bit and sausage, diced (about 1/2 and heat over medium heat. and saute for another 30 sec- them for what appears will release its oils. Then fresh cup) Add the breadcrumbs, sea- onds, until you can smell be prolonged and terrible bread crumbs are sauteed in 5 tablespoons extra virgin son with salt and pepper, the garlic. deaths? — SADDENED the same pan and set aside olive oil, divided and toast, stirring fre- Add the broth, cover the BY THEIR CHOICES to become a flavorful and 2/3 cup coarse fresh quently, until the bread- pan, and cook for another 4 DEAR SADDENED: If delightfully textured top- breadcrumbs crumbs are a light golden minutes until the Brussels your parents are as sick as ping for sauteed and flash- Kosher salt and freshly brown, about 4 minutes. sprouts are tender (but not you have indicated, they al- braised Brussels sprouts, ground pepper to taste Add half of the garlic and soft!). Uncover the pan, ready feel terrible. 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Thursday, November 2, 2017 SPORTS B Cavs host first round of playoffs BY BEN CRAVEN Lobby of CHS. After that, tickets will be [email protected] sold at the game with the box office opening at 5:30 p.m. According to TSSAA rules, all The Cookeville High School football team tickets are $8. Season passes do not include is playoff-bound, but the Cavaliers don’t ac- postseason games. tually have to travel. Instead, they will host The Rossview Hawks ended up in the Rossview High School on Friday as the first fourth spot of Region 4-6A behind Hender- step on the road to the Blue Cross Bowl. sonville with an overall record of 6-4 and a Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. region record of 2-2. They have wins against “We knew if we won and Blackman beat Wilson Central, Clarksville Northeast, Sta- Riverdale that we’d be in a three-way tie,” tion Camp, Dickson County, Stratford, and CHS head coach Jimmy Maynord said. Lebanon. They also average 28 points per “Based on the scenarios from the other game. games, we ended up number two, and that “Rossview is a very athletic football part worked in our favor to give us a home team,” Maynord said. “They’ve got a lot of game. We’re glad to be at home. We don’t team speed on their defense. They’re very Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen have to load the buses, and it makes our aggressive with their front seven, and their preparation much easier.” secondary runs really well. Offensively, Cookeville’s J.P. Bush looks for the end zone after intercepting a pass Ticket pre-sales are available today and they’ve got two during the Cavs’ 48-30 win over Siegel last Friday in Murfreesboro. Friday from noon-2:30 p.m. in the Main really good See CHS, Page B2 Wildcats with W O R L D S E R I E S tough test traveling to South Pittsburg

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The Monterey High School football team has made the postseason once again, but this year, the Wildcats have a tall order as they travel to take on South Pittsburg Friday. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. “Any time you’re in the postseason, it’s a posi- tive for your community, your school, and your football program,” MHS head coach Scott Hughes said. “It’s a testament to the work our young men have put in this year. They’ve been successful in a lot of realms, and I’m very proud of them. Now things are do-or-die, and we have a tremendous task in front of us.” The Wildcats were able to make the playoffs after beating Red Boiling Springs 27-7 last Friday and sending Region 4-A into a three-way tie for second place. At 6-4 overall and 4-2 in the region, Monterey became the fourth seed behind Jo Byrns (8-2, 4-2 Region 4-A), who the Wildcats beat 7-0, and Clay County (6-4, 4-2), who the Wild- Alex Gallardo | AP cats just barely lost to at 22-20. MHS is also riding a hot streak as it has won The Houston Astros celebrate after their win against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of baseball’s all three of its games since the loss to Gor- World Series on Wednesday in Los Angeles. The Astros won 5-1 to win the series 4-3. donsville at the end of September. On top of the 27 points the Wildcats put up on RBS, their other two October wins were their highest outputs of offense this season as the dropped 67 points on Astros win 1st World Series Pickett County and 51 against RePublic. However, the Pirates of South Pittsburg are By BEN WALKER Maid Park to cheer as fans me, I threw to first, and I think it another challenge all together. The pirates have Associated Press watched on the big video board, was the happiest moment of my not lost a single game this season with a perfect and the train whistle wailed when life in baseball,” Altuve said. 10-0 record, and they won Region 3-A handedly LOS ANGELES — From laugh- it was over. The Astros streamed from the ahead of Whitwell (9-1, 3-1), Copper Basin (2-8, 2- ingstock to lift off. “We’re coming home a cham- dugout and bullpen to go wild, 2), and Lookout Valley (5-5, 1-3). The Pirates av- George Springer and the Hous- pion, Houston,” Springer said tossing their gloves in the air. A erage 45 points per game, and they posted 56-0 ton Astros rocketed to the top of after accepting the World Series thousand or so fans crowded be- shutouts against both Copper Basin and Lookout the baseball galaxy Wednesday MVP trophy named this year for hind the first base dugout, chant- Valley. night, winning the first World Se- Willie Mays. ing “Hou-ston! Hou-ston!” “South Pittsbrug is a scary looking team,” ries championship in franchise Star shortstop Carlos Correa Later, some little Astros kids Hughes said. “They’re big, physical, fast, and history by romping past the Los turned the party into a proposal. ran around the outfield grass just very well-rounded in what they do on all Angeles Dodgers 5-1 in Game 7. After doing a TV interview, he got dressed in Halloween outfits. Playing for a city still recovering down on one knee and asked girl- Their dads, meanwhile, were put- See MHS, Page B3 from Hurricane Harvey, and wear- friend Daniella Rodriguez, a for- ting on championship hats and ing an H Strong logo on their jer- mer Miss Texas USA, to marry shirts. seys, the Astros brought home the him. At last, they had completed the prize that had eluded them since “Yes?” he said, putting a ring on ascent some predicted after a re- they started out in 1962 as the Colt her finger as she cried. building club purged payroll and .45s. Altuve, one of four holdovers stripped down to bare bones a few “I always believed that we could from a club that lost an embar- years back. make it,” All-Star slugger Jose Al- rassing 111 times in 2013 after Famously, now, there was the tuve said. “We did this for them.” switching from the NL to the AL, Sports Illustrated cover in 2014 — For a Series that was shaping up and this collection of young stars after Houston had lost more than as an October classic, Game 7 silenced Dodger Stadium from the 100 games for three straight sea- quickly became a November get-go, taking a 5-0 lead in the sec- sons — that proclaimed: “Your clunker as Houston scored five ond inning. 2017 World Series Champs” and runs in the first two innings off Yu Altuve was in perfect position featured a picture of Springer in a Darvish. Hardly the excitement for the final out, a grounder by bright Astros jersey. fans felt during the Cubs’ 10-in- Corey Seager to the 5-foot-6 second On the other side, ace Clayton Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen ning thriller in Cleveland last fall. baseman. Kershaw and several Dodgers Monterey’s Brannon Buckner races down the Well, except for everyone wear- “I caught the last out for the leaned against the dugout railing, sideline during a game against Pickett County ing bright orange. Back in Hous- Houston Astros to become a world in October. ton, a huge crowd filled Minute champion. It was a groundball to See ASTROS, Page B2 Bees start playoffs Tech to meet EKU Friday at Loudon in OVC Tournament TTU Sports Information By SCOTT WILSON Friday’s contest at the [email protected] Loudon Redskins with a The wait is over. The playoffs are here. 6-4 record and a 3-2 The Tennessee Tech soccer team is back in Even though they mark in Region 4. UHS the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament’s final want to win every time has won the last three four, heading to the semifinals for the third- they play, most coaches, games in a row and have straight year. The second-seeded in any sport, will tell captured victories in Golden Eagles will connect with you the best time of the five of its last six con- No. 3 Eastern Kentucky in a Fri- season for their teams to tests. Tony Marable | Herald-Citizen day morning showdown at Mur- be playing well is at “I think the kids are ray State’s Cutchin Field, site of tournament time - when playing with some confi- Upperman’s Blake Metzgar, center, splits some the OVC Tournament for the it matters most. And for dence and we are pretty Sequatchie County tacklers during the Bees’ 20- third-consecutive season after the the Upperman High healthy for the most 14 win last Friday. Racers captured the regular sea- Soccer School Bees, just over 24 part,” Upperman coach “(Quarterback) ceiver and he is making son crown. First kick with the hours from opening the Ben Herron said, citing Donoven McCallister some big plays for us.” Colonels is slated for 11 a.m. CT. first round of the Class the return of tailback has filled into his role at Friday’s football play- The TTU-EKU winner will advance to Sun- 3A football playoffs, Blake Metzgar. “Having quarterback and has off game is scheduled day’s championship match against the victor of they’re playing well at him (Metzgar) back made some big plays for for 6 p.m. CT at Loudon No. 1 Murray State and No. 5 Southeast Mis- exactly the right time. takes a lot of pressure us. Duke (Maresh) is set- The Bees come into off your passing game. tling into his role at re- See UHS, Page B2 See TTU, Page B3 B2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 2, 2017 SPORTS Humphrey final inductee in Hall of Fame class

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It would be hard pressed to find anyone that ever wore the purple and gold that dominated the long jump the way Ron Humphrey did. A four-year letter winner from 1969-72, Humphrey established himself as an NCAA All-American, an OVC champion and a record holder, creating a legacy as one of the all-time greats. Humphrey is one of four additions to the Ten- nessee Tech Sports Hall of Fame and will be in- ducted on Friday, Nov. 3 at the Clarion Inn at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are available through the Hooper Eblen Center ticket of- fice, by calling (931) 372-3940 or by visiting TTUsports.com. Competing in sprints and re- lays as well, Humphrey’s long jump prowess is what stands out in the Springfield, Ohio na- tive’s illustrious career. Tech’s last back-to-back OVC cham- pion in the event, Humphrey Mark J. Terrill | AP claimed the title consecutively Ron Humphrey from 1971-72. In fact, his 1971 The Houston Astros celebrate after their win against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of baseball’s mark of 25’5.5” was the third World Series on Wednesday in Los Angeles. The Astros won 5-1 to win the series 4-3. best ever at the time in the OVC Championships, dating back to 1949. Following a second-straight OVC title in 1972, ASTROS: Humphrey would earn NCAA All-American sta- Dominated Darvish again tus after competing in the 1972 NCAA Indoor Championships in Detroit. His mark of 24’11” on From Page B1 Dodgers in extra innings, Mc- Sandy Koufax. the nation’s grandest stage was good enough for Cullers did enough. Acquired from Texas on July 31 a third place finish, trailing only USC’s Henry watching the Astros celebrate. Forever known for their space- for these big games, Darvish Hines and Cincinnati’s Al Lanier. Los Angeles led the majors with age Astrodome, outlandish rain- lasted 1 2/3 innings in both his Not only was Humphrey an NCAA All-Ameri- 104 wins and a $240 million pay- bow jerseys and a handful of World Series starts — the two can and an OVC champion in 1972, but the roll, and rallied to win Game 6, heartbreaking playoff losses for shortest of his career. cherry on top of a storied campaign was the TTU yet it didn’t pay off for part-owner stars like Nolan Ryan, Jeff Bag- “This pain is going to stay in me record in the long jump. With a mark of 25’11.75” Magic Johnson and his team. well and Craig Biggio, these As- for a while,” the four-time All-Star in a 1972 event, Humphrey’s name sits atop the “Obviously, this one hurts,” tros will be remembered as said through a translator. Tech record books. manager Dave Roberts said. “And champions, finally, in their 56th After Springer lined a leadoff From a sprinting perspective, Humphrey like I told the guys, when you put season. double , Alex Bregman hit a reigned supreme at the time of his departure everything, every ounce of your The club that wears a star on its bouncer that first baseman Cody from Tennessee Tech. For two-straight years in being into something and you hat also filled out the Texas tro- Bellinger threw past Darvish for three different events, Humphrey set the record, come up short, it hurts. And it’s phy case. Teams from the Lone an error, allowing a run to score . holding a 5.6 time in the 50-yard dash in 1969, a supposed to hurt.” Star State had won most every Bregman aggressively stole third 6.3 time in the 60-yard dash in 1970 and a 7.3 time Normally a starter, Charlie major crown — the Super Bowl, and scored on Altuve’s grounder , in the 70-yard dash, also in 1970. Morton finished up with four stel- NBA and NHL titles, champi- and it was 2-0 after eight pitches. Humphrey graduated from Tech in 1973, earn- lar innings of relief for the win. onships in college football, and A double by Marwin Gonzalez ing his degree in management. “We held down a really tough men’s and women’s hoops — ex- helped set up perhaps McCullers’ lineup,” Morton said. “For my cept the World Series. biggest contribution, a slow teammates, for the city of Hous- Built on the skills of home- grounder for his first pro RBI. ton, it’s just unbelievable.” grown All-Stars Dallas Keuchel Springer followed with a no- CHS: Springer led off the evening and more, helped by veteran off- doubt, two-run drive into the left- Entering with a double against Darvish, season acquisitions such as Brian center field bleachers. and soon it was 2-0. McCann and 40-year-old Carlos That was the Series-most 25th playoffs No. 2 seed Springer hit his fifth homer — Beltran, who won his first ring, homer in a Major League Base- tying the Series mark set by Reg- and boosted by the slick trade for ball season that set a record for From Page B1 gie Jackson (1977) and matched by ace Justin Verlander, general home runs. It was easily enough Chase Utley (2009) — when he manager Jeff Luhnow oversaw for the Astros to offset pinch-hit- running backs. They don’t throw the football a connected for a record fourth the team’s resurgence. ter Andre Ethier’s RBI single in lot, only about seven or eight times a game. game in a row, making it a five- Houston won 101 times this the Los Angeles sixth. We’ve seen a lot of good running backs this year, run lead. year to take the AL West, then Only once have the Dodgers but during the playoffs, every team you play is That was plenty for Houston won Games 6 and 7 at home in the clinched a crown at home, that going to be really good.” manager A.J. Hinch. He pulled AL Championship Series against coming in 1963 when Koufax out- The Cavs (8-2, 4-2 Region 3-6A) came out of starter Lance McCullers Jr. soon the New York Yankees. The As- pitched Yankees star Whitey Ford their three-way tie as a number two seed and after the curveballer crazily tros joined the 1985 Royals as the to finish a sweep. They’ve never only allow an average of 15 points per game. plunked his fourth batter of the only clubs to win a pair of Game won Game 7 of the Fall Classic at They allow 138 rushing yards per game for the game , and began a parade of four 7s in the same year. their own park, dating more than season, and their Murfreesboro opponents aver- relievers that held the lead. When it was over, Bagwell and a century ago to their days on the age 195 yards on the ground. However, they held Throughout the postseason, Biggio posed for pictures together streets of Brooklyn as the Trolley Blackman to just 94. Hinch and the unconventional As- with the World Series trophy. Dodgers. The Cavs are averaging 37 points, 236 rushing tros overcame a shaky bullpen by For the Dodgers, the quest to As pockets of Houston fans got yards, and 143 passing yards per game for the using starters in relief. win a Series for the first time louder and louder in the later in- season. Against their Murfreesboro opponents, “I knew yesterday I didn’t have since 1988 fell short. nings, the crowd at Dodger Sta- the Cavs averaged 240 yards on the ground, 110 much,” said McCullers, the Game Kershaw provided four shutout dium was left to repeat the sad, yards through the air, and 30 points per game. 3 winner. “I knew I didn’t have innings of relief for Los Angeles , but hopeful cry that used to echo The Cavs are also coming off a huge 48-30 win much to give other than to gut it but it was too late. What the in Brooklyn: Wait till next year. over Siegel in which they rushed for 282 yards, out as long as I could.” Dodgers really needed was a bet- Just 106 days until pitchers and passed for 141 yards, and came up with four in- In a dramatic Series marked by ter starter than Darvish, someone catchers report to spring training. terceptions. blown leads and late rallies, when more like the lefty who tossed out “Obviously, we’ve been very productive offen- Houston twice outlasted the a ceremonial first ball: the great sively all year long. We’ve also been a very steady defensive football team against some very good offensive teams,” Maynord said. “It’s been a great season for us, but that season is over. We’re UHS: Turned around 1-3 start to season starting a new one now, but I’m very proud of our kids, coaches, and everybody that con- From Page B1 players are loose, zone,” Herron ex- He said Loudon’s of- tributed to this good season.” they’re playing with plained. “The quarter- fense is relatively sim- If CHS were to get a win this week, the road High School. confidence., “I think, back (Jackson) is a ple, looking to get the wouldn’t get any easier. Up next the Cavs would The Bees started the maybe, they have real- decent thrower. I can’t ball in Lyle and Baker’s have to face either undefeated Mt. Juliet or one season at 1-3, struggling ized their potential. We tell how fast they are on hands however possible, of the two teams that beat them in Riverdale (8- to find their identity, still have a long way to film, but Lyle is kind of moving them around in 2). In order to make it to the semifinals, they but turned things go, a lot of things we the guy that makes the backfield. “If we can would then have to face either Oakland (10-0), around following a loss can clean up,” he said, them go. We want to string them out,” Her- Blackman (8-2), Hendersonville (6-4), or Lebanon to Livingston Academy. “but it feels good to be shut down Lyle and ron said, “we should (5-5). They followed that up playing your best foot- make Jackson handle have a lot of success. “I think there’s a lot of football that needs to with back-to-back victo- ball going into the play- the ball.” Containment will be be played. When you get in the playoffs, anybody ries over Cumberland offs.” Herron said offen- huge for us.” can beat anybody,” Maynord said. “Whoever gets County and Cannon And Upperman will sively, the Redskins are Herron said he isn’t out of this side of the bracket will be a very good County. After a loss on need to continue to play very similar to Macon quite sure how Loudon football team because there are a number of the road to York, Upper- its best football as the County, which the Bees will approach things de- good teams on the East side of the bracket.” man came back with a Bees will face the beat in overtime two fensively Friday night forfeit win over Grundy Loudon Redskins Fri- weeks ago. He said as the Bees look to keep and then hard-fought day in the first round of Loudon will probably their offense rolling. victories over Macon the playoffs. LHS (7-3, 4- not be any better than Herron said it’s the County and Sequatchie. 1) is the second seed in teams they’ve already time of the year where “We won a close game Region 3 and has had an played this season, but the Bees have no other with Macon County and up and down year. The Herron said the Bees option than to win. He then we came back to Redskins began the sea- match up pretty well believes his team is win another close one son with a loss to with them. “It all comes ready. with Sequatchie,” Her- Greenback, but followed down to schemes and “I think the guys are ron explained. “It helps that with seven consec- matchups,” Herron ready for this,” Herron when you win those utive wins. They come said. “We feel like this is said. “It all comes down close games. If we win into Friday’s game a pretty even (seed) two to who tackles the best some of those close limping; however, as and (seed) three game.” and who makes the games we lost, maybe LHS lost its last two Defensive pursuit will least mistakes is proba- the York game and the matchups to Marion be important for Upper- bly the team that’s Livingston game, we’re County (53-38) and rival man, the coach said. going to win. Lately, 8-2 now, instead of 6-4, Red Bank (49-24). Herron said the Bees we’ve done a pretty and we’re the one seed “Loudon has three can’t let Lyle, Jackson good job of eliminating in the region.” players – Skyan Lyle, or Baker turn up the big plays on defense. If The coach added that Drew Jackson and field when they have we can continue to do he’s been impressed Cameron Baker – as the ball. He wants the that, if we can continue Ben Craven | Herald-Citizen with the way his team their X factors. They UHS defense to string to make it difficult for Cookeville’s Dylan Sparks, right, sacks the has been practicing this will be in a lot of spread their runs out and force teams to sustain drives, Siegel quarterback during the Cavs’ 48-30 win week in preparation for on offense, with tight the Loudon runners to we will have a really over the Stars last Friday in Murfreesboro. the playoffs. He said the ends, and in a lot of the sidelines. good chance.” HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Thursday, November 2, 2017 — B3 SPORTS MHS: Hughes’ third trip to playoffs

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three phases of the ball. They’re very strong in the special teams area. Their defense flies around, and they utilize their speed. It’s the same thing on offense. The more you watch them, the more you’re impressed by just how fundamental they are and how everything they do is so crisp.” If the Wildcats are able to beat the Pirates, they could potentially have a big Region 4-A re- match as they would face the winner between Jo Byrns and Copper Basin. In order to reach the semifinals, MHS would then have to beat either Whitwell, Gordonsville, Clay County, or Lookout Valley. This year marks the third time that Hughes has taken his Wildcats into the Class A playoffs. The farthest they went was in 2014 when they were ousted in the semifinals by Coalfield. Hughes believes that one of the biggest reasons for the success of his program is the continued leadership of all his senior classes. Marcio Jose Sanchez | AP “I tip my hat to my seniors. They’ve helped San Jose Sharks’ Mikkel Boedker (89) is defended by Nashville Predators’ Mattias Ekholm during the keep this team together in some adverse times,” second period of a game on Wednesday in San Jose, Calif. Hughes said. “They’ve helped lead some young guys that are being successful, and they’ve really helped us get to where we’re at. They’ve brought a close-knit brotherhood, not only on the field, Jones leads Sharks past Preds 4-1 but off of it as well. I’ve got to say that I’m going to miss these guys there’s no doubt about it. The By RICK EYMER “We’re not turning pucks over. the penalties.” thing about being a senior is that you never Associated Press We’re forechecking hard but The Sharks scored a power- know when that moment is. we’re just not working as a five- play goal less than four minutes “My seniors have showed these young guys SAN JOSE, Calif. — In a game man unit,” Josi said. “Once later. Vlasic found the net after what it takes to be good. They’ve shown them that included 20 penalties and 52 again, we took way too many taking a pass from Kevin La- what it takes to prepare, how to prepare, how to penalty minutes, the San Jose penalties. We scored a goal and banc. practice, and how to do the little things right so Sharks found a way to win ugly. then took two or three penalties The Predators opened a four- that they can be successful on Friday nights. Joonas Donskoi and Mikkel and that kills our momentum.” game road trip over six days. That started three years ago with my first group Boedker each had a goal and an Donskoi scored an easy goal The Sharks are in the midst of of seniors, and it’s just kind of followed suit each assist to lead the Sharks past the late in the first period thanks to playing eight of nine at home. year.” Nashville Predators 4-1 on the work of Boedker, who fired a Boedker scored a 4-on-4 goal Wednesday night for their third pass to defenseman Tim Heed at late in the third period after straight victory. the right side of the crease. Heed Chris Tierney won a battle for “At times it was maybe a little tapped a quick pass to Donskoi, the puck behind the net and TTU: sloppy, but they’re a team that who had an open net. found him open in front. Freshman has good sticks, they get in on “He’s playing with a lot of con- “You’re playing Rinne. It’s al- the forecheck,” San Jose captain fidence. He’s skating with the ways hard to score on him,” De- Powell leads offense Joe Pavelski said. “Guys just puck,” DeBoer said. “He looks Boer said. “I thought we were grinded it out, really. We were like the Joonas Donskoi of two opportunistic. I didn’t think we From Page B1 able to get a few goals in differ- years ago, and that’s what we created a lot of chances. The ent situations. It was just a good, need. I know he’s healthy. He ones we created we found a way souri, the second semifinal clash, which is hard-fought win.” had a good summer, he worked to stick in the net. That’s not scheduled to begin Friday at 2 p.m. Pavelski and Marc-Edouard hard and he was determined to going to happen every night, but The entire OVC Tournament’s final four will Vlasic also scored and Martin have a bounce-back year this the nights it does happen, we’ll be broadcast live on the OVC Digital Network. Jones made 19 saves for the year. We need him.” take it.” The Golden Eagles (9-4-3, 6-1-3 OVC) head into Sharks, who have won six of Pavelski redirected a shot NOTES: Sharks C Joe Thorn- the semifinals scorching, behind a nine-match eight. from Brenden Dillon midway ton became the 20th NHL player unbeaten streak that most recently featured a 1- “It was a little sloppy but we through the second period to to reach 1,400 career points when 0 win over UT Martin on Oct. 22 that clinched found a way and an important make it 2-0. he assisted on Pavelski’s goal. ... the No. 2 seed in the OVC Tournament, and in two points,” coach Peter DeBoer Josi picked up the puck from a Donskoi scored his fourth goal in the process, a double-bye straight to the semifi- said. “We had some great contri- faceoff and weaved through a bit seven games. ... Heed has points nals. butions. I think Joakim Ryan of traffic before finding the top in four of his last five games. ... Tech’s second-place finish in the regular sea- blocked nine shots. Some of corner of the net to bring Josi has six points in his last son marked the program’s first third-straight, those guys are really doing a Nashville to 2-1. seven games. ... Predators C top-three finish since a span of four in a row good job for us.” “We had opportunities to exe- Calle Jarnkrok got his 50th ca- from 1998-2001. TTU’s third-consecutive semifi- Roman Josi scored for the cute in the offensive zone and we reer assist. ... Ryan got his first nals appearance makes it just the second time Predators, who lost their second didn’t capitalize,” Nashville NHL assist on Boedker’s goal. in school history in which the Golden Eagles straight after earning at least a coach Peter Laviolette said. “Not Up next have made it to the conference tourney’s final point in six of their previous a lot of opportunities for them, Predators: At the Anaheim four in three-straight years, with the other oc- seven games. Pekka Rinne but the ones they did get they Ducks on Friday. currence coming back during a stretch of five- stopped 19 shots but fell to 11-7-4 made the most of. We continue to Sharks: Host the Anaheim consecutive years from 1999-2003. against the Sharks. shoot ourselves in the foot with Ducks on Saturday. Paced by the league’s top defense, Tech tied a ribbon on the regular season with a program SCOREBOARD record five-straight shutouts, and did not allow a goal in the final 577 minutes dating back to I GOLF Tuesday, Oct. 17: New York 6, Houston First leg Oct. 1, the longest streak in school history. The On Television 5 a.m. 4 Eastern Conference GOLF — European PGA Tour, Turkish Wednesday, Oct. 18: New York 5, Hous- Monday, Oct. 30: Toronto 2, New York 1 Golden Eagles lead the conference with only Thursday, Nov. 2 Airlines Open, second round, at An- ton 0 Tuesday, Oct. 31: Columbus 4, New York seven goals surrendered, a 0.42 goals against av- BOXING talya, Turkey Friday, Oct. 20: Houston 7, New York 1 City FC 1 erage and 10 shutouts. 11 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21: Houston 4, New York Western Conference ESPN2 — Jesus Soto Karass vs. Juan GOLF — PGA Tour, Shriners Hospitals 0 Sunday, Oct. 29: Vancouver 0, Seattle 0, With her latest blanking in the regular season for Children Open, second round, at National League tie Carlos Abreu, welterweights, at Tus- finale on Oct. 22, Kari Naerdemann tied the con, Ariz. Las Vegas Los Angeles 4, Chicago 1 Monday, Oct. 30: Portland 0, Houston 0, COLLEGE FOOTBALL 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14: Los Angeles 5, tie OVC’s career record of 28 shutouts. The Herne, 6 p.m. GOLF — LPGA Tour, TOTO Japan Clas- Chicago 2 Second leg CBSSN — Ball St. at E. Michigan sic, second round, at Ibaraki, Japan. Sunday, Oct. 15: Los Angeles 4, Chicago Eastern Conference Germany native also collected her 28th career ESPNU — N. Illinois at Toledo HORSE RACING 1 Sunday, Nov. 5: New York at Toronto, 3 victory to tie Tech’s Carly King (2001-04) for the 8 p.m. 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 17: Los Angeles 6, p.m. ESPN — Navy at Temple NBCSN — Breeders' Cup (Juvenile Turf, Chicago 1 Sunday, Nov. 5: Columbus at New York most wins in program history. Naerdemann 9:15 p.m. Dirt Mile, Juvenile Fillies Turf and Wednesday, Oct. 18: Chicago 3, Los An- City FC, 5 p.m. leads the conference with a .896 save percent- ESPNU — Idaho at Troy Distaff), at Del Mar, Calif. geles 2 Western Conference GOLF NBA BASKETBALL Thursday, Oct. 19: Los Angeles 11, Thursday, Nov. 2: Vancouver at Seattle, age. 7 p.m. Chicago 1 10:30 p.m. 5 a.m. Offensively, freshman Kendall Powell ended GOLF — European PGA Tour, Turkish ESPN — Cleveland at Washington WORLD SERIES Sunday, Nov. 5: Houston at Portland, Airlines Open, first round, at Antalya, 9:30 p.m. (Best-of-7) 7:30 p.m. the regular season as Tech’s leading scorer with Turkey ESPN — Boston at Oklahoma City All Games Televised by Fox Conference Championships 4:30 p.m. SOCCER Houston 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 Home-and-home four goals and 10 points. Senior Karigan GOLF — PGA Tour, Shriners Hospitals 3:20 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 24: L.A. Dodgers 3, Hous- Eastern Conference Owens paces the Golden Eagles with four as- for Children Open, first round, at Las FS2 — Bundesliga, Eintracht Frankfurt ton 1 First leg Vegas vs. Werder Bremen Wednesday, Oct. 25: Houston 7, L.A. Tuesday, Nov. 21: TBD, 8 p.m. sists, all coming within the last seven contests. 11 p.m. Dodgers 6, 11 innings Second leg Eastern Kentucky is back in the OVC Tourna- GOLF — LPGA Tour, TOTO Japan Clas- I MLB Friday, Oct. 27: Houston 5, L.A. Dodgers Tuesday, Nov. 28 or Wednesday, Nov. sic, first round, at Ibaraki, Japan. 3 29: TBD ment semifinals for the second-straight season Saturday, Oct. 28: L.A. Dodgers 6, Hous- Western Conference NBA BASKETBALL Postseason glance after slipping past defending conference tour- 8 p.m. ton 2 First leg TNT — Golden State at San Antonio WILD CARD Sunday, Oct. 29: Houston 13, L.A. Tuesday, Nov. 21: 10 p.m. ney champion, No. 7 SIUE, 2-1, in Sunday’s sec- 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 3: N.Y. Yankees 8, Min- Dodgers 12, 10 innings Second leg TNT — L.A. Lakers at Portland nesota 4 Tuesday, Oct. 31: L.A. Dodgers 3, Hous- Thursday, Nov. 30: 10 p.m. ond round. The Colonels (10-4-4, 6-1-3 OVC) got NFL FOOTBALL Wednesday, Oct. 4: Arizona 11, Colorado ton 1 MLS Cup off to a rapid start thanks to a Jordan Foster 8:25 p.m. 8 Wednesday, Nov. 1: Houston 5, L.A. Saturday, Dec. 9: at highest seed, 4 p.m. NFL — Buffalo at N.Y. Jets DIVISION SERIES Dodgers 1 sixth-minute score, but the Cougars responded SOCCER (Best-of-5) I Transactions with the equalizer in the 35th minute. 2 p.m. American League I Football FS2 — UEFA Europa League, Houston 3, Boston 1 Wednesday, Nov. 1 Squared away at 1-1, freshman Katie Shaffer Olympique Lyonnais vs. Everton Thursday, Oct. 5: Houston 8, Boston 2 NFL schedule scored her first career goal in the final minute 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6: Houston 8, Boston 2 BASEBALL FS1 — UEFA Europa League, Arsenal Sunday, Oct. 8: Boston 10, Houston 3 Thursday's Games American Association of the first half, which proved to be the differ- vs. FK Crvena Zvezda Monday, Oct. 9: Houston 5, Boston 4 Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 8:25 p.m. LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Traded RHPs FS2 — UEFA Europa League, Lazio vs. New York 3, Cleveland 2 Sunday's Games Michael Wagner, Fabio Martinez, ence in EKU’s narrow victory. OGC Nice Thursday, Oct. 5: Cleveland 4, New York Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Parker Frazier and a player to be Senior Jordan Foster is tied for fifth in the 10:30 p.m. 0 Baltimore at Tennessee, 1 p.m. named to Sussex County (Can-Am) for FS1 — MLS playoffs, Western Confer- Friday, Oct. 6: Cleveland 9, New York 8, L.A. Rams at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. OF Jay Austin. OVC with a team-leading five goals, while the 5- ence semifinal, 2nd Leg, Vancouver at 13 innings Cincinnati at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Frontier League foot-7 forward’s 17 points are good enough for a Seattle Sunday, Oct. 8: New York 1, Cleveland 0 Indianapolis at Houston, 1 p.m. SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed Monday, Oct. 9: New York 7, Cleveland Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. RHP Ivan Vieitez. sixth-place tie in the league. Fellow senior 3 Denver at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Emmi Carroll is also in the top ten in the con- Friday, Nov. 3 Wednesday, Oct. 11: New York 5, Cleve- Arizona at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Signed LHP Jake Eaton to a contract land 2 Washington at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. extension. ference with six goals scored this year. AUTO RACING National League Kansas City at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. BASKETBALL 1 p.m. Chicago 3, Washington 2 Oakland at Miami, 8:30 p.m. National Basketball Association Senior Anna Hall has played each and every NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Friday, Oct. 6: Chicago 3, Washington 0 Open: Chicago, Minnesota, New Eng- LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Assigned C minute between the pipes this season. The Ross, Series, AAA Texas 500, practice, at Saturday, Oct. 7: Washington 6, Chicago land, L.A. Chargers, Cleveland, Pitts- Thomas Bryant South Bay (NBAGL). Fort Worth, Texas 3 burgh FOOTBALL Ohio native has yielded 20 goals and made 65 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 9: Chicago 2, Washington Monday's Games National Football League saves for a .765 save percentage. NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, 1 Detroit at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. NFL — Notified the Cleveland Browns O'Reilly Auto Parts 300, practice, at Tuesday, Oct. 10: Washington at that WR Josh Gordon will be reinstated Tech bested the Colonels, 2-0, in the regular Fort Worth, Texas Chicago, ppd., rain I Soccer to the NFL on a conditional basis. 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11: Washington 5, ATLANTA FALCONS — Activated LB LaRoy season meeting in Cookeville on Oct. 15. Kari- FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Chicago 0 MLS playoff glance Reynolds from the injured list. Placed LB gan Owens registered three points on the after- Series, JAG Metals 350 Driving Hurri- Thursday, Oct. 12: Chicago 9, Washing- Jordan Tripp on injured reserve. cane Harvey Relief, qualifying, at Fort ton 8 All Times EDT GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released DT noon with a goal and an assist, while Worth, Texas Los Angeles 3, Arizona 0 Knockout Round Ricky Jean Francois. junior Molly Kafader scored her first career 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6: Los Angeles 9, Arizona 5 Eastern Conference MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed WR FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Saturday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles 8, Arizona Wednesday, Oct. 25: New York 4, Rodney Adams and C Cornelius Edi- goal to get TTU going just over six minutes into Series, JAG Metals 350 Driving Hurri- 5 Chicago 0 son to the practice squad. Released S the match. EKU produced just one shot on-goal cane Harvey Relief, at Fort Worth, Monday, Oct. 9: Los Angeles 3, Arizona Thursday, Oct. 26: Columbus 0, Atlanta Jack Tocho from the practice squad. Texas 1 0, Columbus advanced 3-1 on penalty NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed in the contest. COLLEGE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES kicks QB Brian Hoyer. 6 p.m. (Best-of-7) Western Conference NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed DE Jor- With the win, the Golden Eagles cut the CBSSN — Marshall at FAU American League Wednesday, Oct. 25: Vancouver 5, San dan Williams from the practice squad. Colonels’ all-time series lead to 9-5. Eastern 8 p.m. Houston 4, New York 3 Jose 0 Re-signed WR Kalif Raymond to the ESPN2 — Memphis at Tulsa Friday, Oct. 13: Houston 2, New York 1 Thursday, Oct. 26: Houston 1, Sporting practice squad. Kentucky knocked TTU out of the postseason NBCSN — Brown at Yale Saturday, Oct. 14: Houston 2, New York Kansas City 0, OT WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed last year in a tilt that needed a shootout to de- 10:30 p.m. 1 Conference Semifinals DL Arthur Jones. Placed S Stefan Mc- FS1 — UCLA at Utah Monday, Oct. 16: New York 8, Houston 1 Home-and-home Clure on injured reserve. cide a winner.

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All sales are without further publication cat. REWARD for return. big/small. 931-212-6899 company that remanufac- Call (931)212-1160. reporter with an eye for final, cash only, manage- upon announcement on the tures HVAC compressors photography. ment reserves the right to here in Cookeville, TN. We day, time, and place of sale 130 withdraw units from sale set forth above or any sub- 103 Auto Svc./Repair Tree Service are looking for Great Qual- Responsibilities include re- and refuse any bid. sequent adjourned day, ity Conscious people to add porting and separate news, time, and place of sale. OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE to our team. We are hiring J & A AUTO SERVICE 4 generations of tree care. feature and sports photo Amber Bergara Lopez Great service at discount for our assembly line & elec- assignments as needed. Melissa Remo If you purchase a property Specialize in dangerous tree tric motor department. The prices! TOWING AVAIL- removal.Grind stumps. at the foreclosure sale, the ABLE 931-260-6459 hours are 7A-3:30P. We do Full-time position features KP Self Storage entire purchase price is due Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- offer insurance, 401K, Va- 2466;260-5655 competitive hourly wage 1385 S. Jefferson Ave. and payable at the conclu- cation, & holiday pay. A RE- and benefits, including Cookeville, TN 38506 sion of the auction in the 105 Cleaning SUME is REQUIRED. company matched 401(k) 931-372-8143 M & M TREE SERVICE Please call 931-372-1237 or form of a certified check Trim, top & remove trees. plan. 10/11 made payable to or en- TOM'S CARPET email CLEANING Also stump removal. [email protected] SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S dorsed to Padgett Law Free Est. Lic/Ins To apply, please send Group. No personal checks SALE #1 Cleaning Specialist Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 “Edgar Evins State Park resume and portfolio of will be accepted. To this Call (931)349-2288 writing and photography end, you must bring suffi- has an opening for a Con- Sale at public auction will be EVERGREEN TREE ser- servation Worker 2 position work by mail to: on November 21, 2017 at cient funds to outbid the vice We top, trim, prune & lender and any other bid- 110 in our Maintenance Dept. 10:00 a.m., local time, at the Cons. Work remove trees. Jeff Burchett Must have Exp. in Building Managing Editor door of the Putnam County ders. Insufficient funds will & Shawn Roberson. Satis- Herald-Citizen not be accepted. Amounts BOB'S Construction: Spe- Maintenance. For more in- Courthouse, 421 East faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd formation & to apply, please 1300 Neal St. received, in excess of the cializing in concrete, Cookeville, TN 38501 Spring Street, Cookeville, brick/block, additions, re- (931)319-1199, 261-8870 go to www.neogov.com.” TN 38501, pursuant to Deed winning bid will be refunded to the successful purchaser models, hardwood/tile, roof- Electricians Wanted for or via email at of Trust executed by David ing, building packages, and ARBOR MEDICS Tree E. James and wife, Ethel P. at the time the foreclosure Specialist: Owner: Scott Local Equipment Manu- lindsay.mcreynolds@ deed is delivered. all your construction needs. facturer herald-citizen.com James, to Unisource Inform- Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • Winningham. ISA Certified ation Services, LLC, as Arborist. #SO-5152-AT F/T positions available. This property is being sold Affordable Prices 931-319- Some job REQ: running The Herald-Citizen is an Trustee for Mortgage Elec- 6107. 537-6829 / 261-1967 tronic Registration Systems, with the express reserva- conduit & building industrial equal opportunity employer. Inc. (“MERS”) as nominee tion that the sale is subject machine controls/ panels. to confirmation by the lender B&B ROOFING & REMOD- 135 Yard Work Competitive pay based on WE ARE LOOKING FOR for Stonegate Mortgage ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- Corporation dated July 8, or trustee. This sale may be EXP with all levels con- THE RIGHT PERSON. IS IT rescinded by the Substitute placement. Roof Cleaning, RHETT BUTLER's sidered. Please send re- YOU?? 2015, of record in Record Home Repairs, additions & Book 886, Page 489, modi- Trustee at any time. LAWN CARE sume to remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free Mowing, Landscaping, [email protected] or We are looking for the indi- fied at Record Book 978, Est (931)979-2076 Page 444, in the Register’s THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO Mulching, apply in person. vidual who wants to suc- COLLECT A DEBT, AND Yard Maintenance Baron USA, LLC ceed for a company that Office for Putnam County, FLATT CONSTRUCTION For Tennessee (“Deed of ANY INFORMATION OB- Call local cell 544-3303 350 Baron Circle, Ckvl. provides a job in a clean & TAINED WILL BE USED all your building needs. Any Trust”), conducted by Pad- home repair, painting, garages, 931-528-8476 Phone safe working environment. gett Law Group, having FOR THAT PURPOSE. decks, porches, siding, roofing, LAWN MOWING: Light Tri State Distribution, Inc., is hauling, odd jobs, remove Front desk/Ins. biller been appointed Substitute additions.(931)265-5687 needed for small, very busy now hiring for entry level po- Trustee, all of record in the Padgett Law Group, old barns/bldings, garage sitions on all shifts, offering Substitute Trustee cleaning. 432-0863, 510-4040 medical-type practice. Putnam County Register’s JUST ONE HANDY MAN: People & computer skills a competitive wages + bene- Office. Default in the per- 6267 Old Water Oak Road, Paint, pressure wash, car- fits, such as paid vacations Suite 203 MOWING, LANDSCAPING, must, exp. or medical cod- formance of the covenants, pentry, minor electric/plumb- ing/billing training pref. not & holidays, & group health, terms, and conditions of Tallahassee, Florida 32312 ing. Any odd jobs. Ref's. Pressure Washing, hauling, dental, vision, disability, & PH: (850) 422-2520 cleaning, odd jobs. Free required. Mail resume said Deed of Trust has been Call 931-214-1445 w/refs. & work history w/pay life insurance. High School made; and the entire in- FX: (850) 422-2567 Est. Call 265-5775 Diploma or GED equivalent PLG#17-005982 rate to 107 N. Congress debtedness has been de- HANDYMAN Blvd. Smithville, TN 37166 + background check/pre- clared due and payable. 10/26, 11/2, 11/9 All Types of Home Repairs. hire drug screen Req’d. Ap- YARD MAN HIRING WEEKLY ply in person from 8a-12p, Asphalt, Seal Coating, FREE Est., experienced Party entitled to enforce the The Town of Monterey Alco- Decks repaired or built. Call •Temps to Hire for Local Mon-Fri, or send resume to hol Board will meet on Low rates, great work. Factory. 600 Vista Dr, Sparta, TN, debt: Vanderbilt Mortgage (931)267-7894 Mowing. and Finance, Inc. Monday, November 6, 2017 •Quality Control Inspectors. 38583 or by fax at 931- at 6:30 p.m. at the Monterey 931-432-2494 or Call DP Personnel 7 931-261-4629 Other interested parties: Municipal Building to dis- 112 Electrical (931) 372-8882 cuss the liquor license for 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl Secretary of Housing and WOULD LIKE to do The Spigot Wines & Li- HANDYMAN Urban Development yard work Local Probation office in quors. Electrical, plumbing, car- Call (931)650-1005 Cookeville, TN needs full- 11/2 pentry, masonry. 30 years The hereinafter described time secretary. Must have Cookeville office opened in 1987 exp. No project too big or real property located in Put- DODSON LAWN CARE! computer & people skills. by Arnold E. Lefkovitz small. 931-432-9105 nam County will be sold to 005 Public Notices • Commercial - Residential Applicant must be able to ALL TYPES OF the highest call bidder sub- • Mowing type & be familiar with Mi- ject to all unpaid taxes, pri- A meeting of the Center Hill 113 Excavate & Pave • Landscaping crosoft Word. Hours are BANKRUPTCIES or liens and encumbrances Rural Planning Organiza- • Sod 8am to 5pm Monday thru Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 of record:. tion (RPO) will be held on • Seed & Aerate Friday. Send resumes to More than 35 years of experience filing Thursday, November 16, • Mulch [email protected] tens of thousands of bankruptcies. Legal Description: Begin- 2017 at Nick’s Restaurant, • Fertilize Must have no prior records • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures ning at an iron pin in the located at 895 South Jeffer- 15 years experience. & Applicants are subject to • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment North right-of-way of son Avenue, Cookeville, Use Commercial drug screening. Stafford Drive located 405 Tennessee. The Technical Equipment Call (931) 260- feet east of the point where Committee will meet from 8646 Love working with Kids? north right-of-way of 10 am to 12 pm, and the Ex- Victory Sports Center is hir- ADOPTIONS Stafford Drive intersects the ecutive Board will meet from BUSHHOGGING ing permanent part time po- DIVORCE east right-of-way of Poplar 1 pm to 3 pm. FREE ESTIMATES sitions in customer service. CHILD CUSTODY Springs Road; thence N 13° (931) 510-8505 Pay begins at $10/hour. If 54’ E – 126.51 feet to an The Center Hill RPO is re- you want to work in a family WILLS & PROBATE sponsible for comprehens- atmosphere, call 931-526- 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville iron pin in the fenceline; BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area thence with the fence S 80° ive transportation planning Tilling, Front End Loader, 4960 or get our application 00’ E – 135.07 feet to an for Cannon, Cumberland, Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- online at 528-5297 iron pin set 6 inches North DeKalb, Putnam, Van Bur- victorysportscentertn.com www.lefkovitz.com mowing. Reasonable Rate. We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. of a power pole; thence en, Warren, and White Exp'd 931-261-7871. Manufacturing Positions / © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz leaving the fenceline S 14° counties. 120 Paint/Wallpaper Machinist, Finishing Tech 02’ W – 123.78 feet to an BIG DADDY'S LAWNCARE & Welder (2nd & 3rd Shift) iron pin in the North right-of- This is an open public meet- RMD PAINTING Fall clean-up, Shrub Trim- We are excited about our N o w H i r i n g way of Stafford Drive; ing. To request an agenda, •Interior/Exterior. •Power ming & Maintenance, growth and need machin- Nurses and CNAs thence N 80° 10’ W – please call Center Hill RPO washing •Staining. Free Es- Mulching, Hardscaping, ists, finishing techs & weld- 135.00 feet with the North Coordinator Virginia timates. Guaranteed to whatever your Fall needs. ers. If you think you have Now hiring full-time right-of-way of Stafford Solimine at (931)476-4118. beat any price. Call Free Est. Lic/Ins. Free Est. what it takes to be a contrib- 2nd shift nurse, full- Drive to the point of begin- If you need assistance or (931)525-1186 or 529-1029. Butch Lee 931-445-4624 uting player in our fast- time 2nd and 3rd shift ning and containing 0.39 accommodations due to dis- ability, please contact Vir- p CNA and part-time 3rd acres, more or less. Being shift nurse. further described as Lot No. ginia by Tuesday, Novem- ber 14, 2017. 4 as shown on an unrecor- IWC is accepting applications for the ded plat of Poplar Estates We offer top pay and positions listed below, based from IWC’s benefits including 401k Subdivision, as surveyed Some secrets need Retirement, Employee and platted by Carlen J. to be shared. Cookeville location. Interested Wiggens on May 10-20, candidates may apply at IWC’s Warehouse: 535 Dry Valley Road, across Stock Ownership, 1971. SEXUAL from Algood Elementary School or online at www.goiwc.com/careers. Health, Dental, Life, Vacation Package, Street Address: The street ASSAULT Scholarship program address of the property is it's not • Local Delivery Driver – Must have Class A CDL; no overnight deliveries for nurse advance- believed to be 3352 Stafford your fault! ment. Drive, Cookeville, TN 38506, but such address is For confidential help • Order Selector – night shift; hourly rate plus incentive pay (931) 525-6655 - Phone not part of the legal descrip- or information, call (931) 525-3581 - Fax tion of the property. In the 444 One-Eleven Place event of any discrepancy, We are looking for candidates interested in working for a family-owned the legal description herein business that cares about its employees. We offer an opportunity to grow Cookeville, TN 38506 shall control. personally and professionally. Come join our IWC Team! We are an equal opportunity employer Map/Parcel Number: 067L A 00600 000 (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- IWC offers an excellent benefits package BETHESDA 5197 EOE and a member of the TN Drug Free Workplace Program Current owner(s) of Prop- Health Care Center

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215 Employment Opp. 415 RVs 510 Misc. For Sale 515 Garage/Yard Sales 630 Food For Sale 725 Houses For Rent

738-2019. TSD is an equal Sears antique adding ma- MULTI FAMILY SALE HURRICANE HOLLOW 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR opportunity employer that chine, mechanical from 50's SAT ONLY .. 7AM - TIL APPLE ORCHARD Houses & Apts considers all qualified ap- w/all access. $40. Well pad- 4606 Hilham Rd, 38506 Now Open.. 9 to 6 Starting at $325/mo or plicants without regard to ded Desk chair fine cond Corner of Village Rd & Hilham Wine Sap and Pink Lady $81.25/wk . Pets OK. race, color, religion, disabil- deep purple $10. Basket- Tools, Harley & Moto items, 858-2445 Stevens Realty LLC ity status, protected veteran ball Guides: Pro Basketball computer & gaming items, 866-806-3815 O/A status or any other charac- Bible, all 7 issues, complete men/womens clothes, kit- www.stevensrentals.com teristic protected by law. Handbook of Pro Basket- chen items, DVD's, toys, 705 Wanted To Rent "We Now Offer ball, back to the mid 80's school/office supples & Weekly Rentals" Legitimate job placement whole lot $50, Wooden & MUCH MORE! EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity firms that work to fill specif- BOAT and RV STORAGE: PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real Ask about no security de- Mesh animal carrying case posits for qualified tenants. ic positions cannot charge 40' long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' SMALL ESTATE SALE estate advertised in this news- tall. Has electric & lights. w/ plastic dr good for sci- paper is subject to the Federal an upfront fee. For free in- ence display $18, Lennox SATURDAY .. 7AM -TIL 2BR 1BA. Carpet/hdwd, formation about avoiding Gated at night. 4 min. No. of Fair Housing Act of 1968 and near TTU/hosp. $700, stoneware Crockpot w/top 664 Early Lane, 38501 the Tennessee Human Rights employment service scams, Algood right off Hwy 111. off 10th St $700/dep. No pets. Call (931)544-2871 $18, Insulated combination Act which makes it illegal to ad- write to the Federal Trade mini ice bucket & cocktail Vintage items, BR suite, vertise "any preference, limita- (931)260-4004 Commission, 600 MOTOR HOME: 2007 24' shaker $7. 931-525-1020 misc furn, house & kitchen tion or discrimination based on 3BR, 2 lrg BA near TTU. Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Coachman Freelander. All items, pictures, & MORE! race, color, religion, sex, famili- W/D HU, CHA, appl's furn'd. Washington, DC 20580, or al status or national origin, han- New tires, new battery, 15k $900/mo + dep. No pets. you can go online to STORAGE BINS (1) with 3 YARD SALE dicap/disability or an intention to mi, garage kept. Like brand (931)260-1848, 520-4000. http://www.fraud.org/. drawers, 1 for under the FRI & SAT 7:30AM-? make any such preference, lim- This message is a public ser- new $28,000. Call bed, 2 small ones. All in itation or discrimination." This (931)397-5204, 243-3954 5188 ACADEMY RD Basement House Rickman vice of the Herald-Citizen & great shape, like new. $45 IN THE BACK newspaper will not knowingly area. 2 acres. 2BR, 1BA, Regional Buyers Guide. for all. Call (931)823-0647 accept any advertising for real IN THE BARN estate which is in violation of W/D HU.No smoking/pets, 425 Autos for Sale garden tiller, welder, vari- the law. Our readers are in- $575, $500/dep. 265-3658 241 Health Care Emp. ety of everything!! formed that all dwellings advert- BEAUTIFUL LIKE NEW 515 Garage/Yard Sales ised in this newspaper are YARD SALE available on an equal opportun- HOME on Forest Cove Ln. BUSY MEDICAL Office 3BR, 2 ceramic BA. Hdwd seeking LPN or MA for tem- ONE DAY SALE!!! ity basis. Equal Housing Oppor- PLANNING A SATURDAY....7 to Noon tunity, M/F. flrs. Full bsmt w/gar. Paved porary P/T position begin- drive. CHA. Micro, range & ning mid-November with YARD SALE??? 4343 PLANTATION DR. Herald-Citizen & tons of ladies clothes, large frig. $900/mo., lease, sec. possibility of F/T. This posi- Regional Buyers dep. Credit chk. 260-1663 tion requires direct patient Live within the city limits gas BBQ, HH items, large care including venipuncture, landscape trailer, misc. Guide FOR LEASE: 3BR, 2BA injections, EKG, minor sur- of Algood or Cookeville? 1300 Neal St., Cookeville, TN home in scenic location in gical procedure assistance, 2004 MAZDA RX8: Sporty, 931-526-9715 (FAX) 526-1209 Algood. $900/mo + dep. No specialist referrals and pa- black w/black int; power 540 Firewood/Stoves pets. (931)260-8826, windows, cold AC, 90K mi. You MUST go to your tient communication. This FIREWOOD SALE 715 Rooms for Rent 2607106 office is very busy and will $2500. (931)529-4408. No city’s business office to text. Starting at $35/rick. We can require multi-tasking and a obtain a permit. deliver. (931)349-4219 STAR MOTOR INN 730 Mobile Hm Rent positive attitude. Please Weekly starting @ $190 + send resume w/handwritten 505 Misc. Wanted City of Algood FREE FIREWOOD tax. Free internet, frig, guest 2BR 1BA in town, water/ap- cover letter to: BOX 1216, DELIVERED laundry, movie rentals. Pet pls furn'd. NO PETS. H-C P.O. Box 2729, WANTED OLD 215 W Main St. Maybe Hardwood or Mixed. Friendly, Construction $300/mo + dep. Ref's req'd. Cookeville, TN 38502-2729 APPLIANCES & JUNK - Algood, TN Will come in long lengths, Crews welcome. 526-9511 (931)260-2032 Cert'd Pharmacy Tech. Ex- WILL PICK UP will need to be cut up & CALL 931-510-4138 or split. Call 260-5655 perienced & motivated. 720 740 Comm/Ind Rent Send resume to PO Box City of Cookeville LOOKING FOR a place to Apt/Duplex Rent 733, Smithville, TN 37166 510 Misc. For Sale 45 E. Broad Street dump Free Fire Wood and FULL-TIME Home Health Cookeville, TN Mulch in Putnam County. Physical Therapist Assts (2)COMPUTER desks $40 (931)260-5655 & $45; (2) sewing machine Cookeville Regional Medic- desks $35 ea; Burgundy re- 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE SEASONED WOOD al Center is seeking a full- cliner w/storage $200; solid FRIDAY .. 7AM - 2PM For Sale time Physical Therapy As- maple drop leaf table/6 lad- 1305 Pilot Dr, 38506 Call (931)265-2918 Northgate Business Park: sistants for Home Health. der back chairs $300. Hillsdale S/D 4800 SF Ground level ready (931)261-7361 Little boys clothes 4T-6, 545 Pets & Supplies for build out. Call 261-7903 Successful candidates must 2 Walkers 1 w/wheels $15 furn, HH items, designer have a Associates Degree & $20; blood oxygen test- purses, name brand clothes, LOOKING FOR A PET? FOR RENT 825 Homes For Sale from an accredited program er $25. All clean & in exc homemade Christmas Adopt your new best 1 , 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts, and hold a current Tenness- shape. Joe 239-5963 items, antiques, glassware. friend! Houses. Many locations ee license. 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A.A.R.F. is a 501(c)(3) Kids Welcome; Some Pets excellent condition. $65. non-profit, no-kill animal res- in Designated Apts. Call 520-3002 ing gear, antiques 290 Schools/Instruc- throughout. cue/foster organization run Open Mon - Fri Disability Medical Equip: Cottagelady Estate & by volunteers. Please be Soard Properties NO HIGH school diploma Complete bedside com- Moving Sale part of the solution to end 526-1988 needed. How often do you mode $30; shoe boot $5. All 931-979-1617 animal overpopulation - Storage units available see that? Putnam County items clean, exc shape. spay or neuter your pets. A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue Adult High School can show Joe 239-5963 ESTATE SALE 1BR APT 114 E. 17th St. you a way to complete the and Fixin' Inc.) FREE FIREWOOD Sugartree S/D Non-smoking. $350/mo, credits you missed when 931-260-8018 (voicemail $350/dep. Steve 252-3758 You Cut - You Haul 1069 Sugar Hill Place only) • www.aarf-tn.com you were in school before. FRI .. 12-4 / SAT .. 8-3 Flexible schedule -- days or Call 931-248-9261 Depression Glass, Silver, 3 MO OLD MALE & FE- 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, evenings. Individualized FREE WOOD SKIDS China/Crystal, Davis Cabin- DW, CH/A. $380/mo. Small study. Possible credit for Available at the rear of the MALE KITTENS. I will pay et Co. furniture, fur coat, an- for spay/neuter at 6 months. pets OK!! Call 526-1988. work or armed services Herald-Citizen tique dolls, antique doll training. Relaxed atmo- 1300 Neal Street, Must have references from 840 buggy, patio furn, artwork, a Vet. Call 931-935-1410 2BR 1.5BA townhouse, Lots & Acreage sphere. Free. If you are Cookeville, TN. 38501 mirrors. between 18 and 118 and CHA, WD/HU, $575/mo , 6 For Sale By Owner: 2 (1 want information about re- Having a hard time seeing 4 ADORABLE kittens 7 blocks from TTU. 265-8661 acre lots) side by side on gistering, call 528-8685. the print in your favorite FIRST TIME EVER wks old. 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BY THE NUMBERS GAME OF THE WEEK NO. 19 LOUISIANA STATE (6-2, 3-1 SEC) POWER RANKINGS ATNO.1ALABAMA(8-0,5-0) STANDINGS Breaking down the SEC (Through Oct. 28) When: 8p.m.EDTSaturday Where: Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, Ala. TV: CBS EAST 1. Alabama (8-0): Team Conf. All T25 On their way to Georgia 5-0 8-0 1-0 Alabama defensive back Levi Wallace runs the ball South Carolina 4-2 6-2 1-0 locking up fourth Kentucky 3-2 6-2 0-1 after an interception against Mississippi Sept. 30 in Florida 3-3 3-4 0-2 trip in as many Missouri 0-4 3-5 0-2 Tuscaloosa, Ala. [BRYNN ANDERSON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] years to the national semifi- Tennessee 0-5 3-5 0-2 Vanderbilt 0-5 3-5 0-2 nals. (Last week: 1)

WEST Team Conf. All T25 2. Georgia (8-0): Alabama 5-0 8-0 1-0 The gap between Auburn 4-1 6-2 0-2 LSU 3-1 6-2 1-0 the Bulldogs and Mississippi State 3-2 6-2 1-2 the rest of the Texas A&M 3-2 5-3 0-1 Arkansas 1-4 3-5 0-3 SEC East has never felt wider. Ole Miss 1-4 3-5 0-3 (LW: 2)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 3. Louisiana State (Through Oct. 28) (6-2): Akeyplayer PASSING YARDS for the Tigers this Player Yds. 1. Drew Lock, MIZ 2,567 week in Tusca- 2.SheaPatterson,MISS 2,259 3. Jake Bentley, SC 1,759 loosa will be WR D.J. Chark. 4. Jarrett Stidham, AUB 1,728 (LW: 3) 5. Kyle Shurmur, VAN 1,664

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 4. Auburn (6-2): The Player No. Tigers find them- 1. Drew Lock, MIZ 28 2. Kyle Shurmur, VAN 18THEBYES selves in the odd 3. Shea Patterson, MISS 17 position of rooting 4. Several tied at ... 13 for Alabama this week since RUSHING YARDS Player Yds. they need an LSU loss. (LW: 4) 1. Nick Chubb, UGA 765 HAVEIT 2. Kerryon Johnson, AUB 723 5. Mississippi State 3. Benny Snell Jr., UK 721 4.DerriusGuice,LSU 711 LSU, ALABAMA BOTH ENTER MATCHUP (6-2): The Bulldogs 5. Damien Harris, ALA 697 INTUSCALOOSAWELL-RESTED finish with three of RECEIVING YARDS four at home, and Player Yds. 1. A.J. Brown, MISS 765 while one of those is against 2. J’Mon Moore, MIZ 676 flip the field a few times this and QB Jalen Hurts will do Alabama. (LW: 7) 3. D.J. Chark, LSU 535 KEYS FOR LSU 4. Johnathon Johnson, MIZ 535 Roll with Guice. It’s not week to set up the chance damage as well, Alabama 5. Calvin Ridley, ALA 523 for short possessions that will be sure to mix in TBs Bo 6. Kentucky (6-2): like the Tigers have much Snapped a five- SCORING of a choice in their strategy. could translate into points. Scarbrough, Josh Jacobs and Player Pts. Najee Harris as well. That game skid against 1.KerryonJohnson,RB,AUB 84With a limited passing attack, Tennessee and 2.AndyPappanastos,PK,ALA 81 KEYS FOR ALABAMA group has helped Alabama 3. Daniel Carlson, PK, AUB 80they need TB Derrius Guice to have a realistic shot to get to 4. Daniel LaCamera, PK, TA&M 69 establish himself as a cred- Force LSU to pass. If the deliver a rushing attack aver- 5. Rodrigo Blankenship, PK, UGA 67 nine victories. (LW: 9) ible threat to approach 100 Crimson Tide’s front seven aging 298.8 yards per game. TEAM STATISTICS yards against the miserly does the same sort of work 7. South Caro- PREDICTION (Through Oct. 28) Crimson Tide. He’s coming against the Tiger running lina (6-2): This week marks the TOTAL OFFENSE off easily his best game of the game that it has in the last Alabama 24-7. The Team Yds./G Pts./G season, collecting 276 yards few meetings, LSU will be Crimson Tide has won the Gamecocks’ last Alabama 500 43.0 Missouri 488 35.5 on 22 carries against Ole Miss. forced to turn to QB Danny last six meetings against trip beyond state lines in the Auburn 462 36.3 Of course, Alabama had no Etling and a relatively unex- LSU, a stretch dating back regular season. (LW: 6) Ole Miss 461 31.5 Georgia 447 38.1 trouble containing his pre- plosive passing game to do totheJanuary2012BCS Mississippi State 433 33.9 decessor, limiting Leonard damage. The key here will be title game. Alabama has two 8. Texas A&M (5-3): LSU 418 27.4 If eight wins isn’t Texas A&M 387 29.9 Fournette to 36 carries for 66 effectively defending against shutouts in those half-dozen Arkansas 372 28.8 yards over the last two years. the jet sweeps that LSU games, and has allowed just good enough, it’s South Carolina 343 26.3 not hard to do the Kentucky 341 25.1 Takeaway time. Recent offensive coordinator Matt 63 points total to the Tigers Vanderbilt 315 23.0 math on what could be coming Tennessee 309 20.4 years have made it clear LSU Canada favors. If the Crim- during the streak. Until LSU Florida 337 21.3 isn’t going to move the ball all son Tide can stop runs to the proves it can move the ball at season’s end. (LW: 5) PASSING OFFENSE LEADERS that effectively against Ala- edge, the Tigers will be hard- against Alabama, it would be 9. Florida (3-4): Team Yds. Yds./G bama, even with the benefit pressed to move the ball. folly to predict it will. Expect Ole Miss 2,705 338.1 With Jim McEl- Missouri 2,606 325.8 of a bye week to help prepare Pound the rock. While amethodicalCrimsonTide wain’s firing the Auburn 1,797 224.6 for Nick Saban’s defense. The TBDamienHarrisissure performance as both teams Vanderbilt 1,764 220.5 Gators will have South Carolina 1,759 219.9 Tigers are going to need to to get his share of carries come out of their bye week. their sixth full-time head RUSHING OFFENSE LEADERS coach in 18 seasons. (LW: 8) Team Yds. Yds./G Alabama 2,390 298.8 Georgia 2,272 284.0 BEST OF THE REST THIS WEEK’S OTHER TOP GAMES 10. Tennessee Mississippi State 2,080 260.0 Auburn 1,902 237.8 (3-5): The Vol- LSU 1,730 216.3 No. 16 AUBURN (6-2, 4-1) SOUTH CAROLINA (6-2, 4-2) MISSISSIPPI (3-5, 1-4) unteers are now at TEXAS A&M (5-3, 3-2) at No. 2 GEORGIA (8-0, 5-0) at KENTUCKY (6-2, 3-2) assured of regres- sion in the win column this STARS OF THE WEEK When: Noon EDT Saturday When: 3:30 p.m. EDT Saturday When: 4p.m.EDTSaturday season. (LW: 10) •CBRashadFenton,South Where: Kyle Field, College Where: Sanford Stadium, Where: Kroger Field, Lexington, Carolina: Broke up four Station, Texas Athens, Ga. Ky. 11. Arkansas (3-5): passes and added four tackles TV: ESPN TV: CBS TV: SEC Network The Razorbacks as the Gamecocks upended Notes: Texas A&M leads series Notes: Georgia leads series Notes: Mississippi leads series direly needed their Vanderbilt. 5-2, and the road 49-18-2 and 27-14-1, and comeback victory •QBDrewLock,Missouri: team has won won last the teams have at Ole Miss, as Cole Kelley Threw for 377 yards and five all five meetings year’s meeting split their four threw for three scores. (LW: 12) TDs while completing 31 of since the Aggies 28-14 in meetings since 37 to help the Tigers trounce joined the SEC Columbia. 2002. Kentucky, 12. Mississippi Connecticut. in 2012. Auburn Georgia has which became (3-5): Managed •TBSonyMichel,Georgia: comes out of its dominated its bowl eligible just two field goal Needed only six carries to Starkel bye week with a Fromm most notable Snell for the second in their last eight secure 137 yards and two TDs in chance to make a late push for division rivals, consecutive season with its series against Arkansas. Not the Bulldogs’ romp over Florida. the SEC West title. The Aggies administering drubbings of comeback victory over Ten- good. (LW: 11) turned in a lackluster 35-14 loss both Tennessee (41-0) and nessee last week, is likely to 13. Missouri (3-5): STAT OF THE WEEK to Mississippi State last week, Florida (42-7) away from home. pose even more challenges for though QB Nick Starkel did play South Carolina could create Mississippi. Rugged TB Benny Tigers need to for the first time since suffering some defensive issues for QB Snell will try to build off a stel- beat three of 22-12 an ankle injury in the season Jake Fromm and the Georgia lar performance against the Florida, Tennessee, Record at Florida for coach opener. offense. Volunteers. Vanderbilt and Arkansas to Jim McElwain,whowasfired get bowl bid. (LW: 14) Sunday in the midst of a 3-4 14. Vanderbilt (3-5): season. Former Miami coach ROUNDING IT OUT Noon UMass at No. 21 Miss. St. SEC The Commodores’ Randy Shannon takes over THE REST OF THE MATCHUPS Noon Western Ky. at Vanderbilt ESPNU season hinges on a McElwain on an interim basis 4p.m. CoastalCarolinaatArkansas SECAlt. Time (EDT) Matchup TV three-game home- starting with this week’s trip 7:30 p.m. Southern Miss. at Tennessee SEC SATURDAY stand that begins Saturday to Missouri. Noon Florida at Missouri ESPN2 against Western Ky. (LW: 13)