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Brewers hit 3 HRS,
beat the Cardinals
BY JOE TOTORAITIS
Associated Press
Associated Press
Nashville Predators coach Peter Laviolette talks to his players during the third period in
Thursday’s Game 4 of a first-round playoff series against the Chicago Blackhawks in Nashville, Tenn. The Predators swept the series 4-0 with a 4-1 win
Predators finish Blackhawks
BY STEVE MEGARGEE
Associated Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Roman Josi scored twice, Pekka
Rinne had 30 saves and the
Nashville Predators beat the
Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 on
Thursday night to complete a
surprising sweep of the Western Conference’s top seed.
Colton Sissons also scored
and Viktor Arvidsson added
an empty-net goal as Nashville
completed the franchise’s first
playoff sweep. Led by Rinne
and a terrific defensive performance by their lines and
defensive pairings, the Predators limited the high-scoring
Blackhawks to just three goals
in 13 periods.
Nashville will face the winner of the St. Louis-Minnesota
series in the second round. The
Blues have a 3-1 lead heading
into Game 5 on Saturday in
Minnesota.
Chicago became the first No.
1 seed to lose in the opening
round since the Los Angeles
Kings knocked off the Vancouver Canucks on their way to
the Stanley Cup title in 2012.
Chicago’s second straight
first-round exit followed a
regular season in which the
Blackhawks went 50-23-9 and
recorded 109 points, the second-highest total in franchise
history.
It was the first time a No.
1 seed was swept in the first
round since the NHL adopted
its current playoff format in
1994. The Blackhawks had
the best record in the Campbell Conference and were the
Norris Division’s No. 1 seed in
1993 when they got swept by
St. Louis in the opening round.
That also was the last time the
Blackhawks had been swept in
a playoff series before Nashville’s dominant performance.
The game was scoreless
midway through the second
period when Ryan Johansen
won a faceoff against Marcus
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MILWAUKEE — Jett Bandy, Eric Thames and Travis
Shaw each hit home runs to
help the Milwaukee Brewers
beat the St. Louis Cardinals
7-5 on Thursday night.
Bandy hit a two-run homer
in the sixth and Thames put
Milwaukee ahead with a tworun shot off Carlos Martinez
(0-3) in the fifth. Shaw’s threerun blast in the first made it 12
consecutive games going yard
for the Brewers, who lead the
majors with 32 home runs.
Zach Davies (1-2) allowed
four runs on eight hits in
5 1-3 innings. He walked
two and struck out five, but
needed Thames’ NL-leading
eighth home run and seventh
in the last eight games for his
first win in four starts.
Jacob Barnes pitched the
ninth for his first save of the
season.
Matt Carpenter hit a solo
home run in the top of the
fifth and Kolten Wong, whose
career-high seven triples led
the Cardinals in 2016, hit his
first of the season in the top
of the second with the bases
loaded.
Jedd Gyorko hit a solo
home run leading off the Cardinals’ eighth.
Martinez gave up five runs
on seven hits in five innings.
He walked two and struck
out seven.
ny Peralta was put on the 10day disabled list because of
an upper respiratory condition. He sat out the four previous games, and the move
was retroactive to Sunday. He
is hitting .120 (3 for 25) with
no RBIs in eight games.
Brewers: With right-hander Matt Garza (right groin
strain) appearing ready to
return from his rehab assignments, manager Craig Counsell must decide how Garza
fits into the pitching staff.
Lyons back
St. Louis recalled lefthander Tyler Lyons before
Thursday night’s game. His
2016 season ended July 31
because of a right knee stress
reaction. He made three appearances in rehabilitation
games with Triple-A Memphis this season, allowing two
runs in 14 innings.
Up next
Cardinals: RHP Adam
Wainwright (0-3, 7.24 ERA)
makes his fourth start of the
season. With a win, he passes
Dizzy Dean (134) for sole possession of 6th place all-time
in franchise history. He is
14-8 (2.16 ERA) in 28 career
starts against the Brewers.
Brewers: RHP Wily Peralta
(3-0, 2.65) makes his fourth
start of the season and 17th
overall against the Cardinals
who have been tough on him.
He is 0-7 with a 4.85 ERA in
Trainer’s room
his last nine starts against St.
Cardinals: Infielder Jhon- Louis.
Reward: Patriots begin title defense hosting Chiefs
BY BARRY WILNER
Associated Press
Tennessee Titans
Preseason
Aug. 12 at N.J. Jets, 6:30 p.m.
Aug. 19 Carolina, 2 p.m.
Aug. 27 Chicago, Noon
Aug. 31 at Kansas City, 6:30 p.m.
Regular season
Sept. 10 Oakland, Noon
Sept. 17 at Jacksonville, Noon
Sept. 24 Seattle, 3:05 p.m.
Oct. 1 at Houston, Noon
Oct. 8 at Miami, Noon
Oct. 16 Indianapolis, 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 22 at Cleveland, Noon
Oct. 29 BYE
Nov. 5 Baltimore, Noon
Nov. 12 Cincinnati, Noon
Nov. 16 at Pittsburgh, 7:25 p.m.
Nov. 26 at Indianapolis, Noon
Dec. 3 Houston, Noon
Dec. 10 at Arizona, 3:05 p.m.
Dec. 17 at San Francisco, 3:25 p.m.
Dec. 24 Los Angeles Rams, Noon
Dec. 31 Jacksonville, Noon
One of the spoils of being
champion: The New England
Patriots will kick off the NFL
season on Sept. 7 by hosting
the Kansas City Chiefs.
New England earned that
honor with its record comeback to beat Atlanta in the
Super Bowl. Its opening opponent in a Thursday night game
won the AFC West last season.
The Falcons visit Chicago in
their first game.
The rest of the opening
weekend will feature what
seems like a yearly occurrence,
with Dallas hosting the New
On Monday night, New OrYork Giants on Sunday night. leans is at Minnesota, followed
They finished 1-2 in the NFC by the Chargers, in their first
East in 2016.
game representing Los Ange-
les since 1960, at Denver.
Five games will be held
abroad, beginning with Baltimore vs. Jacksonville in
London on Sept. 24. The next
week, Miami hosts New Orleans. In Week 7, the Rams
host the Cardinals, followed
the next week by Minnesota
vs. Cleveland.
New England is the visitor
against Oakland at Mexico
City on Nov. 19.
Thanksgiving’s traditional
games will have Minnesota
at Detroit and the Chargers
at Dallas. In prime time, the
Redskins will be home for the
Giants.
Christmas weekend will be
busy. Two Saturday matches
have Indianapolis at Balti-
more in late afternoon, Minnesota at Green Bay at night
on Dec. 23. Most of the rest of
the schedule will be played on
Dec. 24, with no night game.
On Christmas Day, Pittsburgh
will go to Houston in a late-afternoon matchup, followed by
Oakland at Philadelphia.
The season ends when 2017
does, on Dec. 31.
The Falcons are scheduled
to open their new stadium
in an NFC championship rematch with Green Bay on Sunday night in Week 2. Atlanta
has five prime-time games,
the same number as New England. The Super Bowl rematch
comes Sunday night, Oct. 22.
StubHub Center, the new
and temporary home of the
Chargers, will have its first
regular-season contest in
Week 2 when Miami visits.
Every team except Cleveland and Jacksonville will get
prime-time exposure. Neither
of those clubs has a Thursday
game, either. It’s the first time
since the league went to a full
season of Thursday night football that any clubs have been
omitted.
Once again, Sunday nights
will have flexible scheduling,
from Weeks 10 through 15 and
for the final weekend. Also,
two of the five Sunday night
matchups in Weeks 5 through
9 can be flexed.
Byes will occur Weeks 5
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James, Cavs rally from 26 down
BY MICHAEL MAROT
Associated Press
Associated Press
Cleveland Cavaliers’ Tristan Thompson grabs a rebound
above Indiana Pacers’ Myles Turner during the first half of
Thursday’s Game 3 of a first-round playoff series in Indianapolis. Cleveland won 119-111 after trailing by 26 points in
the first half.
INDIANAPOLIS — LeBron
James finished with 41 points,
13 rebounds and 12 assists,
and the Cleveland Cavaliers
set an NBA postseason record
by erasing a 25-point halftime
deficit to beat the Indiana Pacers 119-111 on Thursday night
and take a 3-0 lead.
James passed Kobe Bryant
for No. 3 on the NBA’s career
playoff scoring list and tied another NBA record by winning
his 20th consecutive firstround game.
The Cavaliers will try to
sweep the series Sunday.
The incredible rally ruined Paul George’s big night.
He had 36 points, a playoff
career-high 15 rebounds and
nine assists.
Cleveland trailed by 26 in
the first half and was still down
74-49 at halftime. The largest
halftime deficit overcome to
win a playoff game had been
21 points by Baltimore against
Philadelphia in 1948.
James scored 13 points in
the third quarter to get the
Cavs within 91-84. Cleveland
regained the lead twice during
a 15-5 fourth-quarter run and
closed it out with a 12-5 spurt.
James now has 5,669
points, 29 ahead of Bryant. He
also matched three other exLos Angeles Lakers — Magic
Johnson, Michael Cooper and
James Worthy — for most
consecutive first-round wins.
This comeback began with
a second straight devastating
third-quarter punch from the
Cavs.
After Cleveland cut the deficit to 77-62 and then watched
Indiana extend the margin
to 20, Cleveland finished the
quarter on a 17-4 spurt to
make it 91-84.
Things only got worse for
the Pacers.
George’s 3 with 5:15 to go
gave Indiana a 104-103 lead
— its last of the game. James
answered with a layup out of
a timeout and the Cavs never
trailed again.
It’s only the second time in
the Pacers’ NBA history they
have lost the first three games
in a best-of-seven series. Indiana has never endured a fourgame sweep since joining the
NBA.
Tip-ins
Cavaliers: Kyrie Irving Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Channing
Frye all scored 13 points. ...
Cleveland has won six straight
over Indian. ... After scoring
49 points in the first half, the
Cavs scored 35 in each of the
final two quarters. ... Kyle Korver scored more points in two
quarters (six) than he did in
the first two games (four). He
finished with 12.
Pacers: George had 23
points, nine rebounds and
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Caldwell’s East shuts down Dawson; Mustangs roll
Staff report
DAWSON SPRINGS —
The Tigers shut out the
Panthers 6-0 in their
Seventh District matchup on Thursday behind
the arm of Gabe East.
East threw a complete-game three-hitter
and had 10 strikeouts to
thwart Dawson scoring
chances.
Caldwell jumped on
Dawson in the third inning, beginning with an
RBI single from John
Davis and two-run single from Noah Brown to
make it 3-0.
Dylan Gray had two
hits and two runs to lead
the Tiger offense.
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Caldwell
031 011 0 6 10 0
Dawson
000 000 0 0 3 0
WP: East
LP: Osten
2B: C-Ramey, East. 3B: None. HR:
None. Top hitters: C-East 2-3, Gray 2-4
(2 R). Records: Caldwell 10-4, Dawson
3-11.
Caldwell County 11,
Dawson Springs 1 — At
Princeton, in its second
game of the night Thursday, Caldwell County
erupted in the fourth
inning for seven runs to
dump Dawson Springs
11-1 behind a 10 strikeout
effort by Jase Felker.
With a 2-1 lead going
into the fourth, the Tigers scored the first two
runs of the frame on a
passed ball and basesloaded single by Noah
Brown. Gabe East then
doubled in two more and
Felker singled in one before the last runs crossed
on another passed ball
and an error.
Felker went the distance and got the win, allowing one run on three
hits, 10 strikeouts and
no walks. The only extra base hit allowed by
Felker was a triple by Jacob Guill. Kevin Brooks
got the loss for Dawson Classic tournament.
The Cardinals started
Springs.
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hot in the first inning
Dawson Spring 003 000 x 1 3 2
with a walk and Connor
Caldwell
011 702 x 11 9 2
WP: Felker. LP: Brooks.
Guthrie’s single putting
2B: C-Brown, East. 3B: D-Guill; CThomas. HR: none. Top hitters: Brown runners in position. Nick
2-4 (RBI), East 1-4 (2RBI), Tomas 2-3
Workman’s RBI double
(RBI), Felker 1-4 (2RBI), Gray 2-3 (2RBI).
and an RBI single by
Records: Dawson 3-12; Caldwell 11-4.
McCracken
15, Ethan Crouch got the
Paducah Tilghman 3 Cardinals up 2-0. With
— After a walk-off victo- two outs and one on in
ry over the Blue Tornado the third, Colin Price
last week, the Mustangs hit a seeing-eye blooper
made quick work of their to right and Workman
Second District rival on moved to third and then
stole home for a 3-0 lead.
Wednesday.
Trigg County pushed
Thanks to a five-run second inning and seven-run across one run in the
third frame, McCracken fourth and erupted for
County clinched the No. 1 five runs in the fifth, with
seed in next month’s dis- the first two runs scoring
on Mayfield errors. Jake
trict tournament.
In a 1-1 game in the Terrell singled, followed
second inning, Cameron by the third Cardinal erLangston was hit with ror of the inning scorthe bases loaded to begin ing another run. Drake
the onslaught of runs. Oliver finished the scorTrent Shelby followed ing with a 2-RBI double,
with a two-run single, giving the Wildcats a 6-3
and James Michael lead. Savion Radford got
Dodd later hit a triple to the win for the Wildcats
and Workman suffered
make the score 6-1.
Daniel Myatt had the the loss for Mayfield.
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big hit in the third inning Trigg Co.
000 151 0 7 6 0
with a two-run double.
Mayfield
201 001 0 4 6 4
Plymale, Oliver, Radford and Allen;
McCracken, aided by Stinson, Workman and Price.
a four-RBI game from
WP: Radford. LP: Workman
T-Oliver; M-Workman 2, Price.
Shelby and three runs 3B:2B:none.
HR: none. Top hitters: Tfrom Will Sykes, finished Stallons 1-3 (RBI), Oliver 1-2 (RBI);
M-Workman 2-3, Price 2-3 (2RBI), Reoff Tilghman in five in- cords: Trigg 8-8; Mayfield 5-6.
nings. The combination
Ballard Memorial 5,
of Luke Seed and Rice
Carter held the Blue Tor- Hickman 4 — At Clinton,
one run in the first inning
nado to a pair of hits.
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for the Bombers was the
McCracken
157 02 15 8 3
difference on Thursday
Tilghman
102 00 3 2 4
WP: Carter
as both the Bombers and
LP: Crim
had four-run
2B: M-Myatt, Waldon; PT-Thompson. Falcons
3B: M-Dodd. HR: None. Top hitters:
third innings.
M-Shelby 2-3 (4 RBI, R), Myatt 1-3 (2
Matthew Gilbert alRBI, 2 R), Sykes 1-2 (3 R). Records: McCracken 16-5, Tilghman 12-5.
lowed four unearned runs
Trigg
7,
Mayfield on the mound for the
4 — At Mayfield, Trigg Bombers on his way to a
County Wildcats took complete game. He struck
advantage of four Cardi- out five Falcons to earn
nal errors, coasting to a the victory, which was
7-4 win Thursday night aided by his two RBIs.
in the Dinger Wood Bat
Erick Marinelli had
Sports Briefs
Woods has another back surgery
One day after saying his back was progressing, Tiger Woods had a fourth back surgery to
alleviate pain and will go through another year
without playing a major.
The surgery was Wednesday at the Texas Back
Institute.
Woods was in Missouri on Tuesday to announce plans to design a public golf course at
Big Cedar Lodge, and he even tried hitting a few
shots to a par 3. The first one rattled around in
the rocks, and the second shot was about 10
feet from the flag.
Asked about his health during the ceremony,
Woods said he had good days and bad days.
And then he flew to Dallas for fusion surgery to
create space in his lower back.
Hiss website Thursday said typical recovery
from a single-level fusion surgery is six months.
— Associated Press
two hits and two runs
for the Bombers, while
Grant Davis had two
RBIs for the Falcons.
The win for the Bombers snapped a four-game
losing streak.
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WP: Gilbert
LP: Estes
2B: H-Armbruster. 3B: None. HR:
None. Top hitters: Marinelli 2-3 (2 R),
Thompson 2-4 (RBI); H-Davis 1-3 (2
RBI, R). Records: Ballard Memorial
3-10, Hickman 4-6.
Marshall 10, Murray
0 —At Draffenville, a
year after throwing a nohitter against Murray, JC
Goins was up to his old
tricks again.
Goins didn’t quite
throw the no-hitter, but
one hit allowed was his
only blemish of the game
to key the Marshals to
the district victory.
The 2-5 hitters for the
Marshals all had two
hits, with the Marshall
scoring starting on RBI
doubles from Dawson
Smothers, Cole Griggs
and Lucas Forsythe.
Forsythe scored three
runs, and Drake Anderson and CJ Johnson both
drove in two runs.
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Murray
000 00 0 1 1
Marshall
014 23 10 12 1
WP: Goins
LP: Gray
2B: Ma-Forsythe (2), Griggs, Forsythe. 3B: None. HR: None. Top hitters:
Ma-Beal 2-3 (2 R, RBI), Griggs 2-2 (RBI,
R), Ives 2-3 (RBI, R), Forsythe (RBI, 3
R). Records: Marshall 13-5, Murray
7-4.
Westview, Tenn., 10,
Graves County 4 — At
Mayfield, Westview took
advantage of six Eagle errors, and a five-run seventh inning by Westview
sealed its 10-4 win over
Graves County Thursday
night at the Dinger Wood
Bat Classic tournament.
The Eagles struck first
blood in the second inning with a walk, a single
by Cody Dawson, and an
infield grounder scoring
the first Eagle run. Westview answered with two
in the third and three in
the fourth to take a 5-1
lead. Levi Nesler singled
in a run for Graves in
the fifth. A walk and two
groundouts scored the
third run for the Eagles
in the sixth, and Ryan
Overby and Lane Howell each singled to get
the final run across for
Graves. But Westview
put the game away in the
seventh, taking advantage of two walks, two hit
batters and two errors to
plate five runs.
1 — At Dixon, Webster
County got two runs in
the first inning, and that
was all it needed as the
Lady Trojans handcuffed
Caldwell County 6-1
Thursday in softball.
After the lead-off batter walked to start the
game, Hattie Hartman
swatted a long fly over
the left field fence to get
the Lady Trojans in front
2-0.
Webster scored one
run in the third and
fifth innings and two
in the sixth off a Karlie
Keeney double. Keeney
started in the circle for
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the Lady Trojans for the
Westview
002 300 5 10 12 2
win, going five innings
Graves Co.
010 012 0 4 7 6
WP: Parham. LP: Carrico
and giving up only one
2B: W-Smith. 3B: none. HR: none.
Top hitters: W-Pogue 3-1 (RBI), Parham hit while striking out
2-3 (RBI), Smith 2-5 (3RBI); G-Howell
six. Grace Scott finished
2-3 (RBI), Overby 1-4 (RBI). Records:
in relief. Katie Franklin
Graves 9-4.
Calloway 18, Critten- took the loss for the Lady
den 2 — At Murray, the Tigers.
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Lakers brought out the Caldwell
000 000 1 1 2 4
bats in their blowout win Webster
201 012 x 6 4 2
WP: Keeney. LP: Franklin
over the Rockets.
2B: W-Keeney. 3B: none. HR: W-HartCalloway scored 12 man. Top hitters: W-Keeney 1-4 (2RBI),
Hartman 1-4 (2RBI). Records: Caldwell
runs in the first inning, 10-6; Webster 8-5.
which included a threeTennis
run home run from Lofton Pigg to make it 4-0.
St. Mary vs. Mayfield
Noble Park
Pigg later added a twoBOYS
run double in the inning
Mayfield 6, St Mary 0
to give the Lakers a 10-0
Singles: Michael Day (m) d.
advantage.
Caden Tillett (sm) 8-4, Tate
In addition to Pigg’s Puckett (m) d. Flynn Mudd (sm)
five RBIs, Jonah Bran- 8-1, Kobe Morris (m) d. Tim
non drove in four. Ethan Froehlich (sm) 8-1, Brady Smith
Sheridan and Jeremy (m) d. Vasav Rachan (sm) 8-0.
Doubles: Day/Puckett (m) d.
Darnell, batting directly
Froehlich (sm) 8-4, Morin front of Darnell and Mudd/
ris/Smith (m) d. Tillett/ Rachan
Pigg, each scored four (sm) 8-1.
times.
GIRLS
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Crittenden
002 00 2 4 2
Calloway
12 23 1 18 11 1
WP: Stalls
LP: Robinson
2B: Ca-Brannon, Pigg. 3B: None. HR:
Ca-Pigg. Top hitters: Ca-Sheridan 3-4
(4 R), Darnell 0-0 (4 R), Brannon 3-4
(4 RBI, 2 R), Pigg 2-3 (5 RBI, 2 R). Records: Calloway 7-6, Crittenden 3-12.
Softball
Webster 6, Caldwell
Mayfield 4, St. Mary 2
Singles: Maggie Smith (sm)
d. Megan Null (m) 9-7, Kiya Morris (m) d. Georgia Eck (sm) 8-6,
Kaitlin Hrdlicka (sm) d. Rachel
Keipp (m) 8-3, Ellie Adams (m)
d. Sarah Quarles (sm) 8-4.
Doubles: Null/Morris (m)
d. Smith/ Eck (sm) 8-0, Elly
Rhodes/ Morgan Monroe (m) d.
Hrdlicha/Quarles (sm) 8-3.
Hernandez death officially ruled suicide
holding his brain after
releasing the rest of the
body to a funeral home.
Authorities said the
medical examiner had
ruled cause of death was
asphyxia by hanging and
that investigators had
found three handwritten notes next to a Bible
in Hernandez’s cell at
the Souza-Baranowski
Correctional Center in
Shirley. Authorities previously said Hernandez
had not left a suicide
note and he hadn’t been
on suicide watch.
“There were no signs of
a struggle, and investigators determined that Mr.
Hernandez was alone at
the time of the hanging,”
the statement read.
Hernandez had been
locked into his cell at
about 8 p.m. and no one
entered the cell until a
guard saw him just after 3 a.m. and forced his
way in because cardboard
had been jammed into
the door track to impede
entry, authorities said.
Hernandez was found
hanging from a bedsheet
and rushed to a hospital,
where he was pronounced
dead about an hour later.
Earlier Thursday, Hernandez’s lawyer complained that state offi-
cials had turned over the
27-year-old’s body but
not his brain.
Attorney Jose Baez
said the family had arranged for researchers
at Boston University’s
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Center to
take custody of the brain.
The center studies a progressive
degenerative
brain disease found in
some athletes who have
experienced repetitive
brain trauma. Hernandez’s body is at a Bostonarea funeral home, but
services will likely be
held elsewhere for the
Connecticut native.
rotation. Monta Ellis was
relegated to bench duty.
five assists and Lance ... The Pacers drew two
Stephenson added eight defensive three-second
points and five rebounds calls in the first half.
in the first two quarters.
Up next
... Indiana scored 37
points in the first quarOn Sunday, Indiana
ter, falling just short of will try to stave off elimia season high (39), then nation when it hosts
matched that 37 in the Cleveland for Game 4.
second quarter for its
Bucks 104,
highest first-half total
Raptors 77
of the season. ... Coach
MILWAUKEE — Khris
Nate McMillan made a
lineup change, inserting Middleton scored 20
former Cavs player C.J. points and the MilwauMiles into the starting kee Bucks overwhelmed
the cold-shooting Toronto Raptors for a win
to take a 2-1 lead in their
first-round Eastern Conference playoff series.
Greg Monroe added
16 points and seven rebounds for the Bucks,
who held DeMar DeRozan without a basket and
never looked back after
leading by 20 points after the first quarter.
Making this blowout
even more impressive
was that they barely
needed All-Star Giannis
Antetokounmpo. He fin-
ished with 19 points and
eight boards.
Game 4 is Saturday
back at the Bradley Center.
With raucous fans
wearing black Bucks giveaway T-shirts to match
the players’ uniforms,
Milwaukee put on a dominating display of basketball worthy of the team’s
“Fear the Deer” slogan.
The Raptors looked
frazzled after shooting
4 of 18 in the first quarter. Kyle Lowry had 13
points.
finished with 22 stops.
In an attempt to create
a spark, the Blackhawks
shuffled their lines and
star forward Patrick
Kane played a team-high
23:43. They dressed seven defensemen — Michal
Kempny made his playoff debut — and nothing
worked.
Chicago avoided the
shutout when captain
Jonathan Toews scored
at 14:42 of the third for
his first postseason goal
since Game 4 of the 2015
Stanley Cup Final. Toews
had been held without a
goal for 12 straight postseason games.
Arvidsson
wrapped
up the sweep with an
empty-netter with 1:48
remaining.
NOTES: Predators forward Craig Smith was
scratched after he got
hurt in overtime of Game
3.
BY PHILIP MARCELO
AND COLLIN BINKLEY
Associated Press
BOSTON — Aaron
Hernandez’s death in
prison has been ruled a
suicide and the former
NFL star’s brain is being donated to sports
concussion researchers,
Massachusetts authorities said Thursday.
The declaration by
prosecutors, state police and public health
officials came after a tumultuous day in which
Hernandez’s
lawyer
suggested the state was
mishandling the investigation and illegally with-
Louisville officials meet with NCAA
Louisville’s interim president says the school
received a “full and fair review of the facts” after
meeting Thursday with the NCAA’s Committee
on Infractions and expects resolution in 6 to 8
weeks of the investigation into an escort’s allegations that a former Cardinals men’s basketball
staffer hired strippers for sex parties with players and recruits.
Greg Postel’s statement did not specify where
the hearing occurred or whether coach Rick Pitino or athletic director Tom Jurich participated,
just that a “group of officials” met with the governing body.
Louisville is accused of four violations, including one against Pitino for failing to monitor former staffer Andre McGee.
The president’s statement added, “We had
the opportunity to present the information as we
wished” and said the school looks forward to
resolving the matter.
NBA
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— Associated Press
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NFL
CONTINUED FROM 1B
through 11.
While
three-game
road or home strings
once were taboo in the
league, they are common now. Half of the
teams have one or the
other, with five clubs
having both: Atlanta,
Philadelphia, Oakland,
San Francisco and Cincinnati. The Bengals
play at Jacksonville,
Tennessee and Denver, then immediately
are home to Cleveland,
Pittsburgh and Chicago.
Houston has three
straight home games,
then a bye in October.
Denver has one road
game in the first six
weeks — the Broncos
also have a bye — before
visiting the Chargers,
Chiefs and Eagles.
CONTINUED FROM 1B
Kruger and passed to
Ryan Ellis, who sent it
to Josi on his right. Josi
fired a slap shot from behind the right circle that
got between Corey Crawford’s legs and sneaked
into the left corner of the
net at 9:41.
Nashville
extended
the lead to 2-0 with a
bizarre goal at 8:52 of
the third. Colton Sis-
sons fired a shot that
bounced off the cage
and appeared to end
up in the area of Crawford’s blocker before the
puck came loose and
rolled into the net. Less
than 90 seconds later,
Josi beat Crawford on a
wrist shot.
Crawford was exceptional for the first 29 1/2
minutes, but he didn’t
get much help in the final part of the game. He
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Coming up
THE FINE PRINT
Baseball
MURRAY STATE
Today
vs. Milwaukee
at Milwaukee
Time: 7:10 p.m.
TV: Comcast-95
Today
vs. Cincinnati
at Cincinnati
Time: 6:10 p.m.
TV: MLB
Today
vs. Southeast
Missouri (DH)
at Murray
Time: 1 p.m.
On Television
TODAY
AUTO RACING
10:30 a.m. — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup, Food City 500,
first practice, at Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
Noon — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Fitzgerald Glider Kits 300,
practice, at Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
2:30 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Fitzgerald Glider Kits 300, final practice, at Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
3:30 — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup, Food City 500, qualifying, at Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
6:30 p.m. — Wisconsin spring game, at Madison, Wis. (BTN)
DRAG RACING
7:30 — NHRA, Spring Nationals, qualifying, at Houston (sameday tape) (FS1)
FIGURE SKATING
11 a.m. — ISU World Team Trophy (Pairs Short Program, Free
Dance and Men’s Free Dance), at Tokyo (same-day tape) (NBCSN)
GOLF
11 a.m. — Champions Tour, Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf,
first round, at Ridgedale, Mo. (GOLF)
2:30 p.m. — PGA Tour, Valero Texas Open, second round, at
San Antonio (GOLF)
5:30 — Web.com Tour, United Leasing & Finance Championship, second round, at Newburgh, Ind. (same-day tape) (GOLF)
MLB BASEBALL
6 — Regional coverage, Washington at N.Y. Mets OR Chicago
Cubs at Cincinnati (MLB)
NBA BASKETBALL
6 — NBA Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first round, Game 3,
Boston at Chicago (ESPN)
8:30 — NBA Playoffs, Western Conference, first round, Game
3, Houston at Oklahoma City (ESPN)
9 — NBA Playoffs, Western Conference, first round, Game 3,
L.A. Clippers at Utah (ESPN2)
NHL HOCKEY
6 - Stanley Cup Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first round,
Game 5, Toronto at Washington (if necessary) (NBCSN)
6:30 - Stanley Cup Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first round,
Game 5, Boston at Ottawa (if necessary) (USA)
9 - Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western Conference, first round,
Game 5, Calgary at Anaheim (if necessary) (NBCSN)
SOCCER
1:20 p.m. — Bundesliga, FC Koln vs. Hoffenheim (FS2)
SATURDAY
AUTO RACING
7:30 a.m. — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup, Food City 500,
practice, at Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
8:30 — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Fitzgerald Glider Kits 300,
qualifying, at Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
10 — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup, Food City 500, final practice, at Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
Noon — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Fitzgerald Glider Kits 300, at
Bristol, Tenn. (FS1)
3:30 p.m. — IndyCar, Grand Prix of Alabama, qualifying, at
Birmingham, Ala. (same-day tape) (FS1)
BOXING
8 p.m. — Shawn Porter vs. Andre Berto, WBC welterweight
eliminator; Jermell Charlo vs. Charles Hatley, for Charlo’s WBC
junior middleweight title, at New York (SHO)
COLLEGE BASEBALL
11 a.m. — South Carolina at Florida (ESPN2)
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
11:30 a.m. — Notre Dame spring game, at South Bend, Ind.
(NBCSN)
1 p.m. — Georgia spring game, at Athens, Ga. (SEC)
2 — Penn St. spring game, at State College, Penn. (BTN)
2 — Alabama spring game, at Tuscaloosa, Ala. (ESPN)
3 — Tennessee spring game, at Knoxville, Tenn. (SEC)
4 — Rutgers spring game, at Piscataway, N.J. (BTN)
7 — LSU spring game, at Baton Rouge, LA. (SEC)
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
2 — Baylor at Oklahoma (ESPN2)
4 — Oregon at Arizona (ESPN2)
6 — Georgia at Texas A&M (ESPN2)
FIGURE SKATING
1:30 p.m. — ISU World Team Trophy (Pairs Free Skate and
Ladies Free Skate), at Tokyo (same-day tape) (NBCSN)
GOLF
5 a.m. — European PGA Tour, Shenzhen International, third
round, at Shenzhen, China (same-day tape) (GOLF)
Noon — PGA Tour, Valero Texas Open, third round, at San Antonio (GOLF)
2 — PGA Tour, Valero Texas Open, third round, at San Antonio
(KFVS)
2 — Web.com Tour, United Leasing & Finance Championship,
third round, at Newburgh, Ind. (GOLF)
4 — Champions Tour, Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf, second round, at Ridgedale, Mo. (GOLF)
HORSE RACING
3 p.m. — Aqueduct Live, N.Y. Stallion Stakes, at Jamaica, N.Y. (FS2)
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS
7 — UFC Fight Night, prelims, at Nashville, Tenn. (FS2)
9 — UFC Fight Night, Cub Swanson vs. Artem Lobov, at Nashville, Tenn. (FS1)
MLB BASEBALL
Noon — Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati (MLB)
3 — Washington at N.Y. Mets (FS1)
6 — St. Louis at Milwaukee (FS1)
9 — Regional coverage, Toronto at L.A. Angels OR Miami at
San Diego (MLB)
NBA BASKETBALL
2 — NBA Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first round, Game 4,
Toronto at Milwaukee (TNT)
4:30 — NBA Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first round, Game
3, Washington at Atlanta (TNT)
7 — NBA Playoffs, Western Conference, first round, Game 4,
San Antonio at Memphis (ESPN)
9:30 — NBA Playoffs, Western Conference, first round, Game
3, Golden State at Portland (ESPN)
NHL HOCKEY
2 - Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western Conference, first round,
Game 5, St. Louis at Minnesota (if necessary) (WPSD)
7 - Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western Conference, first round,
Game 5, Nashville at Chicago (if necessary) (WPSD)
7 - Stanley Cup Playoffs, Eastern Conference, first round,
Game 6, Montreal at N.Y. Rangers (if necessary) (WPSD)
9:30 - Stanley Cup Playoffs, Western Conference, first round,
Game 6, Edmonton at San Jose (if necessary) (NBCSN)
RUNNING
2:30 a.m. (Sunday) — London Marathon, at London (NBCN)
SOCCER
8:20 a.m. — Bundesliga, Bayern Munich vs. Mainz (FS2)
9 a.m. — Premier League, Middlesbrough at Bournemouth
(CNBC)
9 a.m. — Premier League, teams TBA (NBCSN)
11 a.m. — FA Cup, semifinal, Chelsea vs. Tottenham (KBSI)
11:20 a.m. — Bundesliga, Borussia Monchengladbach vs.
Borussia Dortmund (FS2)
Washington
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
W
10
8
8
6
6
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
W
9
8
9
6
6
Colorado
Arizona
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
W
10
10
8
7
6
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Tampa Bay
Toronto
W
10
10
10
9
3
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
W
8
8
7
7
7
Houston
Oakland
Seattle
Los Angeles
Texas
W
11
7
7
7
5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
5 .667
—
—
7 .533
2
—
8 .500
2½
½
9 .400
4
2
9 .400
4
2
Central Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
7 .563
—
—
7 .533
½
—
8 .529
½
—
9 .400
2½
2
10 .375
3
2½
West Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
6 .625
—
—
7 .588
½
—
8 .500
2
½
10 .412
3½
2
10 .375
4
2½
———
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
4 .714
—
—
5 .667
½
—
6 .625
1
—
8 .529
2½
1½
12 .200
7½
6½
Central Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
7 .533
—
—
7 .533
—
1½
7 .500
½
2
7 .500
½
2
8 .467
1
2½
West Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
5 .688
—
—
8 .467
3½
2½
9 .438
4
3
10 .412
4½
3½
10 .333
5½
4½
NL scores, schedule
Wednesday’s Late Games
Baltimore 2, Cincinnati 0
N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 4
Washington 14, Atlanta 4
Kansas City 2, San Francisco 0
L.A. Dodgers 4, Colorado 2
San Diego 1, Arizona 0
Thursday’s Games
Baltimore 2, Cincinnati 1, 10 innings
Philadelphia 6, N.Y. Mets 4
Washington 3, Atlanta 2
Milwaukee 7, St. Louis 5
Arizona at San Diego, (n)
Today’s Games
Atlanta (Colon 1-1) at Philadelphia
(Hellickson 2-0), 6:05 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 2-0) at Pittsburgh (Glasnow 0-1), 6:05 p.m.
Chicago Cubs (Lester 0-0) at Cincinnati
(Adleman 0-0), 6:10 p.m.
Washington (Roark 2-0) at N.Y. Mets
(deGrom 0-0), 6:10 p.m.
St. Louis (Wainwright 0-3) at Milwaukee
(Peralta 3-0), 7:10 p.m.
San Francisco (Cueto 3-0) at Colorado
(Chatwood 1-2), 7:40 p.m.
L.A. Dodgers (Wood 1-0) at Arizona
(Walker 2-1), 8:40 p.m.
Miami (Conley 1-1) at San Diego (Cahill
0-2), 9:10 p.m.
Saturday’s Games
Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 12:10 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Pittsburgh, 3:05 p.m.
Washington at N.Y. Mets, 3:05 p.m.
Atlanta at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m.
St. Louis at Milwaukee, 6:10 p.m.
L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 7:10 p.m.
San Francisco at Colorado, 7:10 p.m.
Miami at San Diego, 7:40 p.m.
Brewers 7, Cardinals 5
St. Louis
Fowler cf
Diaz ss
Carpenter 1b
Piscotty rf
Molina c
Gyorko 3b
Grichuk lf
Wong 2b
AB
5
5
5
3
5
3
3
4
R
0
0
1
0
1
2
1
0
H BI BB SOAvg.
0 0 0 3.169
2 0 0 1.242
2 1 0 3.244
1 0 2 2.244
1 0 0 0.217
3 1 1 0.294
0 0 1 0.185
1 3 0 0.179
Martinez p
a-Adams ph
Siegrist p
Broxton p
b-Garcia ph
Socolovich p
Totals
Milwaukee
Villar 2b
Thames 1b
Braun lf
Shaw 3b
Santana rf
Perez ss
Drake p
Marinez p
Torres p
c-Aguilar ph
Barnes p
Nieuwenhuis cf
Bandy c
Davies p
Arcia ss
Totals
L10
7-3
5-5
5-5
4-6
5-5
Str
W-4
L-1
L-1
W-1
L-3
HomeAway
6-3
4-2
4-2
4-5
4-5
4-3
2-4
4-5
4-3
2-6
L10
5-5
5-5
7-3
3-7
4-6
Str
L-2
W-2
W-1
L-3
L-1
Home Away
4-6
5-1
4-5
4-2
3-5
6-3
3-3
3-6
5-4
1-6
L10
5-5
4-6
5-5
4-6
5-5
Str
L-1
L-2
W-1
W-2
L-1
Home Away
3-3
7-3
6-1
4-6
6-4
2-4
4-2
3-8
3-4
3-6
L10
6-4
9-1
7-3
4-6
2-8
Str
W-2
W-1
W-1
W-3
L-1
Home Away
4-1 6-3
8-1 2-4
7-2 3-4
8-2 1-6
2-7 1-5
L10
5-5
5-5
6-4
5-5
3-7
Str
W-3
L-3
W-1
L-1
L-4
HomeAway
2-4 6-3
5-2 3-5
5-3 2-4
2-3 5-4
4-5 3-3
L10
8-2
5-5
6-4
2-8
4-6
Str
W-2
W-2
W-1
L-2
L-2
HomeAway
7-4 4-1
4-5 3-3
6-3 1-6
4-2 3-8
2-4 3-6
2
1
0
0
1
0
37
AB
4
4
3
4
4
2
0
0
0
1
0
2
4
2
2
32
0 0 0 0 0.000
0 0 0 0 1.160
0 0 0 0 0 --0 0 0 0 0 --0 1 0 0 0.261
0 0 0 0 0 --5 11 5 4 10
R H BI BB SOAvg.
2 2 0 0 2.159
2 2 2 0 1.415
0 0 0 1 3.288
1 2 3 0 0.254
0 1 0 0 1.229
0 0 0 1 0.184
0 0 0 0 0 --0 0 0 0 0 --0 0 0 0 0 --0 0 0 0 1.333
0 0 0 0 0 --1 1 0 2 1.080
1 1 2 0 1.314
0 0 0 0 1.000
0 0 0 0 0.212
7 9 7 4 11
St. Louis
030 010 010 — 5 11 1
Milwaukee 300 022 00x — 7 9 0
a-struck out for Martinez in the 6th.
b-singled for Broxton in the 8th. c-struck
out for Torres in the 8th.
E—Carpenter (2). LOB—St. Louis 9, Milwaukee 5. 2B—Diaz (4), Gyorko 2 (3), Nieuwenhuis (1). 3B—Wong (1). HR—Carpenter
(2), off Davies; Gyorko (3), off Marinez;
Shaw (5), off Martinez; Thames (8), off
Martinez; Bandy (4), off Siegrist. RBIs—
Carpenter (5), Gyorko (5), Wong 3 (7),
Thames 2 (14), Shaw 3 (16), Bandy 2 (6).
SB_Diaz (3). CS—Carpenter (1).
Runners left in scoring position—St. Louis 6 (Diaz, Piscotty, Molina 2, Martinez,
Adams); Milwaukee 3 (Perez, Bandy, Arcia).
RISP—St. Louis 1 for 14; Milwaukee 2 for 7.
Runners moved up—Grichuk, Wong.
GIDP—Shaw.
DP—St. Louis 1 (Gyorko, Wong, Carpenter); Milwaukee 1 (Bandy, Villar).
St. Louis IP H R ER BBSO NP ERA
Martinez L, 5 7 5 5 2 7 80 4.76
Siegrist
1 1 2 2 1 2 21 9.95
Broxton
1 0 0 0 1 1 14 9.64
Socolovich 1 1 0 0 0 1 20 7.71
Milwaukee IP H R ERBBSO NP ERA
Davies W, 5.1 8 4 4 2 5 99 8.24
Drake H, 1 1.1 1 0 0 1 3 29 1.69
Marinez H, 0.2 1 1 1 0 0 5 5.14
Torres H, 0.2 1 0 0 0 1 19 4.09
Barnes S, 1 0 0 0 1 1 17 0.00
Inherited runners-scored—Drake 1-0,
Marinez 2-0. WP—Davies.
T—3:08. A—26,451 (41,900).
AL scores, schedule
Wednesday’s Late Games
N.Y. Yankees 9, Chicago White Sox 1
Toronto 3, Boston 0
Baltimore 2, Cincinnati 0
Tampa Bay 8, Detroit 7
Cleveland at Minnesota, ppd.
Houston 5, L.A. Angels 1
Kansas City 2, San Francisco 0
Thursday’s Games
Boston 4, Toronto 1, 10 innings
Cleveland 6, Minnesota 2
Tampa Bay 8, Detroit 1
Houston 2, L.A. Angels 1
Baltimore 2, Cincinnati 1, 10 innings
Kansas City at Texas, (n)
Seattle at Oakland, (n)
Today’s Games
Boston (Pomeranz 1-0) at Baltimore
(Asher 0-0), 6:05 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 2-0) at Pittsburgh (Glasnow 0-1), 6:05 p.m.
Houston (Fiers 0-1) at Tampa Bay
(Cobb 1-1), 6:10 p.m.
Kansas City (Karns 0-0) at Texas
(Hamels 0-0), 7:05 p.m.
Cleveland (Kluber 1-1) at Chicago
White Sox (Quintana 0-3), 7:10 p.m.
Detroit (Verlander 1-1) at Minnesota
(Santiago 1-1), 7:10 p.m.
Seattle (Iwakuma 0-1) at Oakland
(Manaea 0-1), 9:05 p.m.
Toronto (Latos 0-0) at L.A. Angels
(Meyer 0-0), 9:07 p.m.
Saturday’s Games
Detroit at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Pittsburgh, 3:05 p.m.
Seattle at Oakland, 3:05 p.m.
Houston at Tampa Bay, 5:10 p.m.
Boston at Baltimore, 6:05 p.m.
Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 6:10
p.m.
Kansas City at Texas, 7:05 p.m.
Toronto at L.A. Angels, 8:07 p.m.
.
Pro basketball
NBA Playoffs
FIRST ROUND
(Best-of-7; x-if necessary)
Monday
Cleveland 117, Indiana 111, Cleveland
lead series 2-0
San Antonio 96, Memphis 82, San Antonio lead series 2-0
Tuesday
Toronto 106, Milwaukee 100, series tied
1-1
Chicago 111, Boston 97, Chicago lead
series 2-0
L.A. Clippers 99, Utah 91, series tied 1-1
Wednesday
Washington 109, Atlanta 101, Washington leads series 2-0
Houston 115, Oklahoma City 111, Houston leads series 2-0
Golden State 110, Portland 81, Golden
State leads series 2-0
Thursday
Cleveland 119, Indiana 114, Cleveland
leads series 3-0
Toronto at Milwaukee, 7 p.m.
San Antonio at Memphis, (n)
Friday, April 21
Boston at Chicago, 6 p.m.
Houston at Oklahoma City, 8:30 p.m.
L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m.
Saturday, April 22
Toronto at Milwaukee, 2 p.m.
Washington at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m.
San Antonio at Memphis, 7 p.m.
Golden State at Portland, 9:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 23
Cleveland at Indiana, Noon
Houston at Oklahoma City, 2:30 p.m.
Boston at Chicago, 5:30 p.m.
L.A. Clippers at Utah, 8 p.m.
Cavaliers 119, Pacers 114
CLEVELAND — James 14-27 7-14 41,
Love 4-12 2-2 13, Thompson 4-7 1-2 9,
Irving 4-17 4-5 13, Smith 4-9 1-2 13, R.
Jefferson 0-0 0-0 0, Frye 4-7 3-3 13, Dero.
Williams 1-1 2-2 5, Shumpert 0-0 0-0 0,
Korver 4-7 0-0 12, D.Jones 0-0 0-0 0.
Totals 39-87 20-30 119.
INDIANA — George 10-28 11-11 36,
Miles 3-6 2-2 9, Turner 3-12 0-0 6, T.Young
5-10 0-0 11, Teague 5-11 1-3 15, Robinson 2-2 0-0 5, Seraphin 3-8 5-7 11,
Stephenson 4-12 2-2 13, Ellis 3-6 1-1 8.
Totals 38-95 22-26 114.
Cleveland
27 22 35 35 — 119
Indiana
37 37 17 23 — 114
3-Point Goals—Cleveland 21-44 (James
6-12, Korver 4-5, Smith 4-8, Love 3-7,
Frye 2-5, Dero.Williams 1-1, Irving 1-6),
Indiana 16-42 (George 5-15, Teague 4-6,
Stephenson 3-7, Robinson 1-1, T.Young
1-2, Ellis 1-3, Miles 1-4, Turner 0-4). Fouled
Out—None. Rebounds— Cleveland 40
(James 13), Indiana 52 (George 15). Assists—Cleveland 23 (James 12), Indiana
25 (George 9). Total Fouls—Cleveland 23,
Indiana 23. Technicals—Indiana defensive
three second 2, Indiana team 2, Indiana
coach Nate McMillan.
Hockey
NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs
FIRST ROUND
(Best-of-7)
Monday
Toronto 4, Washington 3, OT, Toronto
lead series 2-1
Ottawa 4, Boston 3, OT, Ottawa lead
series 2-1
Nashville 3, Chicago 2, OT, Nashville
lead series 3-0
Anaheim 5, Calgary 4, OT, Anaheim lead
series 3-0
Tuesday
N.Y. Rangers 2, Montreal 1, series tied
2-2
Columbus 5, Pittsburgh 4, Pittsburgh
lead series 3-1
San Jose 7, Edmontron 0, series tied 2-2
Wednesday
Washington 5, Toronto 4, series tied 2-2
Ottawa 1, Boston 0, Ottawa leads series 3-1
Minnesota 2, St. Louis 0, St. Louis leads
series 3-1
Anaheim 3, Calgary 1, Anaheim wins
series 4-0
Thursday
N.Y. Rangers 3, Montreal 2, OT, New
York leads series 3-2
Pittsburgh 5, Columbus 2, Pittsburgh
wins series 4-1
Nashville 4, Chicago 1, Nashville wins
series 4-0
San Jose at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m.
Friday, April 21
Toronto at Washington, 6 p.m.
Boston at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 22
Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, TBA
x-Nashville at Chicago, TBA
x-St. Louis at Minnesota, TBA
Edmonton at San Jose, TBA
Sunday, April 23
x-Ottawa at Boston, TBA
x-Washington at Toronto, TBA
x-Pittsburgh at Columbus, TBA
Predators 4, Blackhawks 1
Chicago
0
0 1 — 1
Nashville
0
1 3 — 4
First Period—None.
Second Period_1, Nashville, Josi 1 (Ellis,
Johansen), 9:41.
Third Period—2, Nashville, Sissons 2
(Arvidsson, Ellis), 8:52. 3, Nashville, Josi
2 (Watson, Sissons), 10:21. 4, Chicago,
Toews 1 (Panarin, Kane), 14:42 (pp). 5,
Nashville, Arvidsson 2 (Subban, Forsberg),
18:12.
Shots on Goal—Chicago 7-13-11—31.
Nashville 11-9-6—26.
Power-play opportunities—Chicago 1 of
2; Nashville 0 of 3.
Goalies—Chicago, Crawford 0-4 (25
shots-22 saves). Nashville, Rinne 4-0 (3130).
Down 2-0, Boston needs comeback story
BY TIM REYNOLDS
Associated Press
Boston, a city with a
flair for playoff comebacks, now needs another.
The Celtics are on the
brink.
Down 2-0 to the Chicago Bulls, and on the road
for the next two games
starting with Game 3 of
their Eastern Conference
first-round series tonight
(6 p.m., ESPN), Boston
is in massive trouble.
Consider: Bulls guard
Dwyane Wade has never
been on a team that blew
a 2-0 series lead (Wade
and the Miami Heat were
12-0 in such spots), and
the Celtics are 1-16 alltime in series where they
lost the first two games.
Win or lose, Friday
won’t be the end of Boston’s season.
But it may be the last
chance the Celtics have
to save themselves from
a stunning freefall that
a No. 1 seed has never
experienced in NBA history.
“Coming in, I didn’t
say, ‘Hey, we’re gonna be
up 2-0 on Boston.’ No,
no one thought that,”
Wade said. “But we are
in this position. We’ve
earned it.”
The
Celtics-Bulls
game is the first of three
Game 3s on Friday night.
Houston goes to Oklahoma City with the Rockets
holding a 2-0 lead after
rallying to win Wednesday night, and the Los
Angeles Clippers play
at Utah with that series
Local schedule
TODAY
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL — St. Mary at Ballard Memorial,
Carlisle County at Crittenden County, Dawson Springs at Fulton
City, Dinger Wood Bat Classic: Calloway County vs. TBD (4 p.m.),
Mayfield vs. Winfield, Mo. (4 p.m.), Trigg County vs. O’Fallon Township, Ill. (6:30 p.m.). Graves County vs. Winfield, Mo. (9 p.m.), Trigg
County vs. St. Francis Borgia, Mo. (9 p.m.); Livingston Central at
Caldwell County, Lyon County at Todd County Central.
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL — Hickman County at Ballard Memorial, Caldwell County at Murray, Greenwood Border Battle: Graves
County vs. Portland Tenn., Lyon County vs. Grayson County; Christian Fellowship at KCAC Tournament.
SATURDAY
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL — McCracken County Mustang Invitational: Paducah Tilghman vs. Brighton, Tenn. (10 a.m.), Lafayette
at McCracken County (10 a.m.), Lafayette vs. Paducah Tilghman
(12:30 p.m.), Christian County at McCracken County (12:30 p.m.),
Christian County vs. Brighton, Tenn. (3 p.m.); Agape Christian, Ill.,
at Community Christian, Massac County at Ballard Memorial, Dinger Wood Bat Classic: Lyon County vs. St. Louis University, Mo. (3
p.m.), Marshall County vs. TBA (5 p.m.), Graves County vs. Grandview Mo. (5:30 p.m.), Lyon County vs. East Alton-Wood River Ill.
(5:30 p.m.); Fort Campbell at Livingston Central.
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL — Paducah Tilghman at Massac County Invitational; Greenwood Border Battle: Graves County vs. Owensboro Catholic, Graves County at Greenwood, Franklin-Simpson vs.
Lyon County, Christian County vs. Graves County, Lyon County vs.
Muhlenberg County; Christian Fellowship at KCAC Tournament.
knotted at a game apiece.
“You can’t exhale
thinking ‘Oh, we’re going
home, we’re going to be
OK,’” Jazz forward Joe
Johnson said. “That’s
not the case. It’s a real,
real thin line between
winning and losing in the
playoffs.”
Bostonians know playoff fortunes can turn fast.
The Red Sox were
down 3-0 to the Yankees
in the 2004 AL Championship Series and
somehow prevailed. The
Bruins trailed 4-1 in the
third period of a Game 7
against Toronto in 2013
before winning in overtime. The Patriots trailed
28-3 late in the third
quarter of this year’s Super Bowl against Atlanta
and defied all odds to
hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
Rockets at Thunder
Game 3, 8:30 p.m.,
ESPN
— Oklahoma
City’s Russell Westbrook
had 51 points — on 43
shots — in Game 2 and
the Thunder lost anyway to fall behind 2-0.
Westbrook became the
third player in the last 30
years to score that many
points in a playoff loss,
joining Michael Jordan
(63, 1986) and Ray Allen
(51, 2009).
Clippers at Jazz
Game 3, 9 p.m.,
ESPN2 — Clippers stars
Blake Griffin and Chris
Paul averaged a combined 48 points in the
first two games of the
1-1 series. Utah has four
players averaging double figures in the series,
but Gordon Hayward
is shooting 36 percent.
Expect him to break out
a bit now that the series
has shifted to Utah. The
Clippers’ sharpshooter
J.J. Reddick got only 13
shots in 60 minutes of
playing time in the first
two games of the series.
The Clippers are 9-1
in their last 10 games in
Salt Lake City.
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DAR announces contest winners
BY MASON BLANFORD
[email protected]
Several McCracken County
students were recognized
recently for their accomplishments in the annual Daughters of the American Revolution youth contests.
The students competed at
local chapter levels before
advancing to statewide, a
five-state division area and
then nationwide.
A prevalent theme this
year for the contests was the
national parks system, in
celebration of the American
Park System’s 100th anniversary.
Themes of past years
have focused on history and
American culture.
“What we do is encourage them to look at history,”
said DAR Youth Committee
Chairman Cindy Byrd. “To
put their thoughts on patriotism, history, education and
conservation down — and
give them an opportunity to
compete at all levels.”
Cheryl Bendick, regent for
the NSDAR Paducah Chapter, said she’s seen increased
involvement in recent years
by students. A good thing,
since the contest has also
helped students with resumes
and various scholarships.
“Ultimately this gives these
children an opportunity to
prepare for challenges facing
them as they approach high
school and college,” Bendick
said. “This is great for the
students, because this does
help motivate them.”
Byrd agreed with increased
involvement in recent years,
adding the contest inspired
inclusivity at all levels.
The Junior American
Citizen contest in particular
allows students from special
needs to gifted alike to be
judged on “their own level.”
Owen Cody, the Paducah
Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolu tion’s f if th grade Ameri c a n H is to r y E s s ay w i n ner, dressed in a Revolutionary War costume to receive
his award from the chapter.
He attends Lone Oak Intermediate school.
The contest has
helped students
with resumes
and various
scholarships.
“Students (also) don’t need
high academics to compete
and win nationally,” she said.
“In some contests if you’re
not a good writer, you don’t
have a chance, but here other
skills such as drawing come
out.”
Certificates are soon to be
awarded.
First place state winners who attended the KSDAR Youth Awards ceremony on April 1 in Lexington were (front, center) Jake Hazel of Concord Elementary, first place in Paducah, in state,
in divisional and third in the nation for his poster of Mammoth Cave; (back row) Tristin Drake
of Reidland Middle, first in Paducah, first in state, first in division and second in the nation for her short story; Henrietta Ransdell, McCracken County DAR Good Citizen and state
DAR first district winner; Allison Van Sickle of Concord Elementary, first in Paducah, in state,
in divisional and first in the nation for her short story; and Sarah Penrod of Reidland Middle, first in Paducah, in state and second in the divisional for her short story. Additional contest winners
The Junior American Citizen winners who didn’t attend the conference were:
• McKenzie Reagor, Century High School — photo
essay, first-place nationwide
• Noah Nyberg, Concord
Elementary School — short
story, first-place nationwide
• Emily Tidwell, Concord
Elementary School — short
story, first-place nationwide
• Evie Dukes, Lone Oak
Middle School — poem,
second-place nationwide
• Mallory Hyde, Reidland
Middle School - poem, thirdplace nationwide
• Rachel Straub, Lone
Oak Middle School — short
story, honorary mention nationwide
• Olivia Thompson, Reidland Middle School —
poem, third-place division
• Emily Lyles, Lone Oak
Middle School — poem,
third-place division
• Ella Brien, Lone Oak
Middle School — poster,
first-place statewide
• Lily Grimes, Concord Elementary School — poster,
second-place statewide
• Taran Reagor, Century
Elementary School — poster, second-place statewide
• Aden Brien, Lone Oak
Middle School — short sto-
ry, third-place statewide
• Madison Vickery, Lone
Oak Middle School —
stamps, third-place statewide
• Drew Green, Massac
Jr. High School — poster,
third-place statewide
• Jackson Harned, Concord Elementary School —
poster, honorary mention
statewide
• Ellis Lawson, Reidland
Intermediate School —
stamps, first-place Paducah
Chapter
• Zander Smith, Reidland
Intermediate School —
stamps, first-place Paducah
Chapter
Reece to be installed
as WKCTC
president tonight
Staff report
MSU photo
The Kentucky Innovation Network (KIN) Office at Murray State University is proud to announce that a team of students from Murray State University secured a place in the finals
of the statewide Idea State U Business Plan Competition, which takes place on Saturday.
Bilingual Buddies, a company founded by Murray State students (from left to right) Willis
Holmes, Corie Fitch and Edward Milan, won a spot in the business plan finals.
MSU student team secures place
in Idea State U finals
Staff report
MURRAY — A team of
students from Murray State
University secured a place
in the finals of the statewide
Idea State U Business Plan
Competition, which takes
place Saturday.
The first in a series of
regional competitions across
the state was held March 27
at Owensboro Community
College. Nineteen teams
competed for a place in the
finals and the chance to win
a share of $100,000 in prize
money. Bilingual Buddies, a
company founded by Murray State students Edward
Milan, Willis Holmes and
Corie Fitch, won a spot in the
business plan finals.
Bilingual Buddies are
interactive stuffed pets that
teach children another language through interaction.
With a software app that has
been developed, a child can
speak to the pet in English,
and it will repeat their words
back to them in another
language.
Idea State U is Kentucky’s
statewide business plan
competition, designed to
encourage innovation and
entrepreneurship by rewarding student teams from the
commonwealth’s colleges
and universities.
In the history of Idea State
U, 647 students have partici-
pated in 224 teams, and over
$900,000 in prize money
has been awarded. In 2016,
Mason Shelton, a Murray
State student, competed
and won second place and
$15,000 in the finals. Other
Murray State University students who competed in the
regionals were Jacob Price,
Stuart Boyd, Matthew Skinner and Carter Sholar.
Three additional teams
who work with the Kentucky
Innovation Network office
at Murray State placed in
the finals. They are from
Hopkinsville Community
College and the University of
Kentucky-Paducah School of
Engineering.
Dr. Anton R. Reece will
be formally invested with
the responsibilities as the
president of West Kentucky
Community and Technical
College tonight in the Clemens Fine Arts Theatre.
WKCTC’s campus community, friends of the college
and the community will
celebrate Reece’s presidency
as he shares his vision for
WKCTC as one of the top
community colleges in the
nation.
Reece became the president on Oct. 1, succeeding
Dr. Barbara M. Veazey.
Reece
The inauguration will be
held at 5:30 p.m. Doors open
at 5 p.m.
March for Science planned
As one of four science
marches planned in Kentucky on Earth Day, the
Paducah March for Science is
set for Saturday.
Paducah Progressive Action invites western Kentuckians to join hundreds of thousands nationwide to show
support for science and the
funding of scientific research
in the face of budget cuts and
threats to dismantle related
government agencies. It’s inspired by the planned March
for Science in Washington,
D.C., which has inspired 400
other marches worldwide.
The 13-block march will
begin at 2 p.m. at Fountain
Avenue and Broadway, ending at Dolly McNutt Plaza
around 3 p.m. between City
Hall and the County Courthouse.
Marchers will fill both sidewalks on Broadway to avoid
blocking traffic. Anyone unable to walk the entire route
is invited to join the crowd at
Dolly McNutt.
Contact PPA Media Liaison
Lea Wentworth at 270-2177787 or leawenthome@
gmail.com for more information. Or visit marchforscience.com to learn more
about the worldwide event.
Television
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Famous in Love “Pilot”
The 700 Club ’ Å
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B. Miller
All/Family
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All/Family
Bunker
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52 ›››› “The Shawshank Redemption” (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins. Å
GOLF 56 (2:30) PGA Tour Golf Valero Texas Open, Second Round. (N)
Cops ’
Cops ’
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SPIKE 57 Cops ’
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Yukon Men ’ Å
Gold Rush
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S. Spoons
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The O’Reilly Factor (N)
Tucker Carlson Tonight
Hannity (N) Å
M*A*S*H
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The O’Reilly Factor
Tucker Carlson Tonight
King
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King
Gypsy Wedding
King
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›› “The Internship” (2013) Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson. ’ Å
PGA Golf
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The Five (N) Å
Griffith
Undercover Boss Å
Ridiculous.
Pro-Life
Thirst for Truth
The Creed
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Rebel “Black Not Blue”
›› “Soul Men” (2008, Comedy) Samuel L. Jackson, Bernie Mac. Å
Daily Mass - Olam
The
Anderson Cooper 360
Ridiculous.
(:02) Bring It! Å
News
Rosary
Friends ’
(:02) Bring It! Å
Crossing
Castle Å (DVS)
Friends ’
NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
The Will of
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TRV
Ridiculous.
11:30
Full House
›› “Jumping the Broom” (2011, Comedy) Angela Bassett, Paula Patton.
Castle “Deep in Death”
11 PM
NBA Basketball First Round: Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
FIFA Team
Apologet.
10:30
Botched
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Bring It! “La La Land”
10 PM
BBC World Last of the
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The SimpFamily Guy The ClevePaid Program
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Mike &
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››› “Troy” (2004) Brad Pitt. Achilles leads Greek forces in
the Trojan War. Å
BBC World Overheard- Woodsongs ’ Å
News ’
Evan Smith
Heartland
(:35) The Late Show With
James
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Stephen Colbert
Corden
Carol Burnett Paid Program Heartland
The Twilight
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Zone
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Saving Hope ’ Å
›› “He’s Just Not That Into You” (2009) Ben Affleck. Å
HGTV 50 Dream
DSC 51 Gold Rush
AP
››› “Ice Age” (2002) ’ Å
NBA Countdown (N)
Friends ’
9:30
E! News (N) Å
Gypsy Wedding
TBS
9 PM
Law & Order: SVU
Say Yes
Say Yes
Say Yes
Say Yes
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46 Long Island Medium ’
››› “Salt” (2010) Angelina Jolie. Å (DVS)
SYFY 47 ›› “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” (2004) Å
Two Men
Two Men
››› “21 Jump Street” (2012, Comedy) Jonah Hill. ’ Å
FX
49 Mike
HIST
8:30
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TLC
Dream
8 PM
Soundbreaking “Going
Craft in America The Ameri- Craft in America “Music”
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can landscape. (N)
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News 3 News News 3 News The Toy Box Life-sized
Shark Tank Fitness apparel (:01) 20/20 Caitlyn Jenner
at 6
construction toy; blocks.
line. (N) ’
talks about her life.
Family
Family
American Ninja Warrior
American Ninja Warrior
Last Man
Last Man
Feud ’
Feud ’
“Military Qualifying” ’
“Military Qualifying” ’
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Standing
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Fortune (N) Flag” (N) ’ Å
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Rosewood A murder is tied to (:01) You the Jury “Pizza”
News at 9 on FOX23 (N)
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forces in the Trojan War. Å
PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å
Comment
Charlie Rose Washington To Be Announced
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Week
Heartland
Ent. Tonight MacGyver A young prodigy is Hawaii Five-0 “Elua La Ma
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Law & Order ’ Å
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Law & Order ’ Å
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SportsCenter (N) Å
Interruption
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42 Your World W/ Cavuto
Griffith
44 Griffith
6 PM
PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å
›› “The Internship” (2013) Vince Vaughn. ’
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Alaska:
Dream
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Last Frontier
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Golf C’tral
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Bellator MMA Live (N) ’ (Live) Å
(:15) Cops
Ancient Top 10 (N) ’
(:03) Ancient Top 10 ’
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58 Ancient Aliens Å
Friends ’
59 Friends ’
Ancient Aliens Å
Ancient Aliens Å
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Seinfeld ’
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›› “Liar Liar” (1997) Jim Carrey. Å (DVS)
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› “Your Highness”
62 Tanked ’
63 Ghost Adventures
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Ghost Adventures
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Ben 10
Teen
Teen
We Bare
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King of Hill
King of Hill
Amer. Dad
Burgers
Family Guy
Chicken
Futurama
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South Park
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The Comedy Central Roast “Justin Bieber”
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Diners
Diners
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TOON 64 “Spy Kids 3-D”
COM 65 (:10) Archer (:45) Futurama Å
Diners
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FOOD 67 Diners
VH1 99 › “Big Daddy” (1999) Adam Sandler. ’ Å
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RuPaul’s Drag Race ’
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PGA Golf
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Burgers
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(:03) Ancient Top 10 ’
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Jeff Ross Roasts Cops
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Horoscopes
FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2017
ARIES (March 21-April
19): Think fast, but don’t
box yourself into a corner. It
will take precision and good
planning if you want to come
out on top.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Make solid choices based on
facts and intelligence. Know
your limitations and aim to
create greater balance in
your life. Play hard, work
hard and make decisions
and choices that will help
you reach your goals and improve your health.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Channel your energy into
things that truly matter to
you. Rise above anyone who
is playing dirty or trying to
undermine you.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Stability should be your target. Don’t let an emotional
situation escalate into something you cannot control.
Protect your position, your
reputation and your physical
and emotional well-being. Offer peace, not chaos, if you
want to maintain integrity.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Use
your ability to tap into what’s
going on around you and it
will spare you from being
fooled by someone who is
trying to take advantage of
you.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.
22): Express your thoughts
and feelings and you will be
able to bring about positive
changes. Socialize with people who share your beliefs
and interests.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
You’ll be faced with an unusual choice that could influence your financial, physical
or legal well-being. Check
in with someone you trust
to give you the information
you need to hear in order to
make a decision. Choose
peace over discord.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Explore new opportunities and check out anything
that grabs your attention or
feeds into a creative idea
you’ve been mulling over. Expand your interests and you
will make new friends.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21): Look past the
existing problems you face
with a friend, relative or one
of your colleagues and stay
focused on the changes you
can make to improve your
own knowledge, skills and
chance for greater opportunities. Secure your plans.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Learn from past experience. Too much of anything
will drag you down. Concentrate on the people and proj-
ects that will help you make
the highest return. Your aim
should be to stabilize your
life, not disrupt it.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): The help you have offered to others in the past
will be returned to you. Don’t
hesitate to share your ideas,
intentions and future plans.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20): Emotional situations
will escalate and result in an
argument if you aren’t careful. Weigh the pros and cons
before you get entangled in
a no-win situation that is a
waste of time and potentially
dangerous to your reputation.
A&E
6B • Friday, April 21, 2017 • The Paducah Sun
paducahsun.com
Global Youth Service
Day is April 21-23
Dear Annie: Young
people are ready, willing
and able to tackle the
world’s most difficult
challenges, yet they are
vastly underrepresented
as active citizens, decision-makers and leaders.
From the preschoolers in Arizona collecting
canned goods to combat hunger to the high
schooler in Virginia creating STEM clubs for
women and girls to the
middle schooler in Alabama saving the state’s
monarch butterfly population, all of these remarkable youths have a
common goal: to raise
awareness and solve
the problems facing the
world today.
Today’s social and environmental problems
are immense; we need
young people to create
solutions to real-world
problems now.
Please let your readers know about Global
Youth Service Day,
which occurs from April
21 to April 23 this year.
During this threeday event, thousands of
community partners in
the United States and
125 countries will activate millions of young
people to strengthen
their communities.
Global Youth Service
Day recognizes the solutions that young people are bringing to the
world’s most pressing
issues 365 days a year.
When given the opportunity, young people
are great assets and resources to their communities, providing unique
Dear
Annie
perspectives and skills.
Youths who are engaged as active community members are
likelier to grow up to
volunteer, vote and
donate to charitable
causes.
Research shows that
when youths engage in
quality service and service learning projects,
they strengthen their
leadership skills, increase their academic
engagement and develop vital career and
workforce
readiness
skills.
These
outstanding
youths
demonstrate
that young people are
leaders and problemsolvers today, not just
the leaders of a distant
tomorrow.
For more information,
readers can visit http://
www.ysa.org/gysd. You
can also find us on social
media — @YouthService on Twitter and at
https://www.facebook.
com/youthserviceamerica. — Steven A. Culbertson, president and
CEO of Youth Service
America
Dear Steven: I
couldn’t agree more.
When young people
are given the opportunity to help their
communities thrive,
they thrive, too.
I encourage all my
young readers to celebrate Global Youth
Service Day this
weekend and find
ways to keep shining all year long.
Dear Annie: This is
regarding “ChargedUp Spouse,” the aggravated man whose
wife is constantly using and misplacing his
phone chargers, resulting in ongoing and
frustrating searches.
I have, I think, the
definitive
solution:
He should look into a
“key-finding” device.
There are many inexpensive paging/tracking devices available
today.
The receiver is typically attached to your
key ring and emits a
loud beep whenever
the transmitter is activated.
Though these are
often marketed for
finding keys, they can
be used for any item.
In this case, the
receiver would simply be affixed to the
phone charger instead
of to his car keys.
And unlike the colored tape option, this
solution would not require that the missing
charger be within his
actual line of sight.
I’ve used these devices myself, and I
have found them consistently effective and
reliable. — Mike K.
Dear Mike: A
modern solution
for a modern problem. I like it.
Send your questions
for Annie Lane to
dearannie@creators.
com.
Vinyl music gives record stores
a boost in the digital world
BY DAVID SHARP
Associated Press
PORTLAND, Maine —
Record stores have not
only survived the onslaught of pirated music,
digital downloads and
online streaming services. They’re now growing
in numbers.
Several hundred indie music retailers have
opened in the past five
years in the U.S. thanks
largely to the resurgence
of vinyl records, industry
officials say.
“Stores are popping up
in small towns. There’s
enough vinyl business to
support them. You have
a lot of young entrepreneurs who are seeing this
opportunity,” said Wes
Lowe from Alliance Entertainment Corp., the
nation’s largest wholesale distributor of compact discs, DVDs and vinyl record albums.
That gives music lovers something to cheer
as Record Store Day celebrates its 10th anniversary Saturday in stores
from Maine to California.
The annual event pays
homage to the neighborhood music store, the
place where people have
Dave Chappelle, Cedric the Entertainer
and George Lopez were
among comedians who
gathered to say goodbye
to fellow comic Charlie
Murphy, who died last
week following a battle
with leukemia.
Cedric the Entertainer
A look at a few films exploring
the LA riots, 25 years later
BY SANDY COHEN
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — Los
Angeles erupted into the
most destructive civil
disturbance in US history on April 29, 1992, and
the 25th anniversary is
being marked by documentaries exploring the
roots and lingering impact of the LA riots.
All include the 1991
videotaped footage of a
group of white police officers relentlessly beating unarmed black motorist Rodney King, and
coverage of their acquittal the following year
that touched off three
days of unchecked violence, arson and looting.
“LA 92” (National
Geographic)
Oscar-winning documentarians Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin find
the roots of 1992’s civil
unrest in the Watts riots and the 1991 killing
of 15-year-old Latasha
Harlins by shopkeeper
Soon Ja Du, who was
convicted of manslaughter but received no jail
time.
It tracks the long history of police brutality in
black communities and
the growing tensions
between blacks and
Koreans after Harlins’
death, and explores the
role the riots may have
played in the 1992 presidential election. Opens
theatrically on April 28
and comes to National
Geographic Channel on
April 30.
“L.A. Burning: The
Riots 25 Years
Later” (A&E)
Produced by and featuring Oscar-nominated
writer-director
John
Singleton, this film
opens with video footage
of the 2016 fatal police
shootings of Philando
Castile in Minnesota and
Alton Sterling in Louisiana, along with the protests that followed the
high-profile deaths of
other young black men
at the hands of police.
Directors One9 and
Erik Parker provide a
mix of LAPD history,
interviews with the men
who attacked truck driver Reginald Denny and
the perspective of a former lieutenant tasked
with responding to the
riot epicenter at the intersection of Florence
and Normandie avenues. Premiered Tuesday.
“L.A. Riots: 25
Years Later”
(History Channel)
Filmmakers
Jenna
Rosher and Mark Ford
explore the past and
present in this film, from
the Watts riots to Black
Lives Matter. It looks at
the history of police relations in LA’s black community, exacerbated by
drugs and gangs in the
’80s and the LAPD’s aggressive response, which
included
destructive
home invasions.
It explores the political implications of the
tenuous relationship between police chief Gates
and mayor Tom Bradley, who both left office
shortly after the riots.
Premieres April 23.
“Let it Fall: Los
Angeles 19821992” (ABC)
Oscar winner John
Ridley focuses on racial
tensions in the decade
leading up to what he
calls the 1992 uprising.
Interview
subjects
include neighborhood
residents, police officers,
jurors who served on
the King beating trial,
as well as victims, witnesses and perpetrators
of the ensuing violence.
Ridley also explores
LAPD policies, including its use of the battering ram during the crack
epidemic of the ‘80s and
banning of the chokehold in 1982. Opens theatrically Friday; airing
on ABC on April 28.
“The Lost
Tapes: LA Riots”
(Smithsonian
Channel)
Former
newspaper
reporter Tom Jennings’
film skips interviews
and narration in favor
of voices and images directly from 1992.
The film relies on footage taken by neighborhood residents and Los
Angeles Police Department cameras, along
with audio from local
radio station KJLH,
which abandoned its
traditional music format
during the unrest to take
calls from the community about their fears and
concerns as the city was
torn apart. Premieres
Sunday.
Associated Press
Chris Brown displays an orange vinyl recording of “Stories for Ways and Means” and Slick
Rick’s “The Great Adventures of Slick Rick”, a
7-inch single packaged in a board book, at Bull
Moose Music in Portland, Maine.
long gathered to thumb
through vinyl records
or cassette tapes. Back
in the 1970s, every community had at least one
of them, but hundreds
went out of business at
the onset of the digital
music revolution.
The number of independent record stores
leveled off at about
2,000 before growing
over the past five years to
a number that’s closer to
2,400, Lowe said.
The resurgence in vinyl sales is helping.
A new generation is
enamored with oldschool vinyl albums
and turntables, joining older listeners who
grew up with record
albums and audio purists who prefer the full,
warm sound of albums
to modern compressed
digital audio files.
Sales of vinyl albums have grown from
fewer than 1 million
records a year in 2005
to more than 13 million
in 2016, according to
Nielsen Music.
Charlie Murphy remembered by his
fellow comedians at recent funeral
Associated Press
Associated Press
Smoke rises from a shopping center burned by rioters in Los Angeles after
four police officers had been acquitted of the 1991 beating of motorist Rodney King.
posted a photo on Instagram of the group of comedians wearing black
at what appeared to be a
funeral home. In the caption he wrote: “Tonite we
joined Family n Friends
to pay tribute and lay to
rest our brother the Legendary #charliemurphy.”
The 57-year-old Mur-
phy is best known for
his work on Comedy
Central’s “Chappelle’s
Show.”
He was the subject
of popular sketches in
which he retold his adventures with younger
brother Eddie Murphy
and celebrities like
Prince and Rick James.
Richard Simmons addresses his fans
about a return in Facebook statement
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — After an absence from the
spotlight, Richard Simmons is speaking out directly to his fans, saying,
“Hope to see you again
soon!”
Simmons posted a
statement on his Facebook page Wednesday,
and his spokesman,
Tom Estey, confirmed
its authenticity.
The statement marks
Simmons’ first public
comments since calling
into TV’s “Entertainment Tonight” last year.
The 68-year-old fitness
guru has been out of the
public eye since 2014,
an absence that inspired
the popular podcast
“Missing Richard Simmons” earlier this year.
After reportedly being hospitalized Monday
for severe indigestion,
Simmons sent greetings
Wednesday to “everyone
who has shown concern
for me and sent their
good wishes.”
He also says that “by
now you know that I’m
Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File
Fitness guru Richard Simmons arrives at the
Project Angel Food’s 2013 Angel Awards in Los
Angeles.
not ‘missing,’ just a little
under the weather. I’m
sure I will be feeling
good and back home in a
couple of days.”
THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS
SMURFS: THE LOST VILLAGE
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3:00PM 4:00PM 6:20PM 7:00PM 8:00PM
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THE BOSS BABY
UNFORGETTABLE
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GIFTED
11:20AM 1:55PM 4:30PM 7:05PM 9:45PM
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
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GOING IN STYLE
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BORN IN CHINA
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THE CASE FOR CHRIST
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The Paducah Sun • Friday, April 21, 2017 • 7B
BEETLE BAILEY
DENNIS THE MENACE
BLONDIE
HI & LOIS
BABY BLUES
BC
CURTIS
WIZARD OF ID
ZITS
DILBERT
Crossword
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis
GARFIELD
FORT KNOX
PICKLES
ACROSS
1 African currency
5 Tater __
9 U.K. equivalent
of an Oscar
14 Burnt toast
indicator
15 Heroic poetry
16 Noble objective
17 Compressed
“Blue Suede
Shoes” as sung
by Elvis?
19 Make happen
20 Imply
21 Compressed
syntax topic?
22 Ecol., e.g.
25 Traitor
26 Canal locale
27 Emerson’s
“jealous mistress”
28 Compressed
piece of
hardware?
32 Nordic counterpart
33 Heat source
34 Judgment
concern
37 Nothing, in Nice
38 On the other
hand
39 Salinger title
character with
professional
singing
aspirations
40 Creative singing
style
41 Home sick, say
42 Perfumery
compound
44 Compressed
Homeland
Security role?
47 “That’s awful!”
49 Lush
50 Tiebreakers,
briefly
51 Old anti-Union
gp.
52 Compressed
carnivore?
54 Manuscript
marks
56 Austrian
composer Berg
57 Compressed
gastric
complaints?
61 Author known for
teddy bear
stories
62 Amos at the
piano
63 The last Mrs.
Chaplin
64 Latin clarifier
65 Smart answer,
sometimes
66 Terrible time
DOWN
1 Elephant
predator of myth
2 Brouhaha
3 Scorpio mo.
4 Remnant
5 Willed?
6 Sleep inducer
7 Binge
8 Identity thief’s
target: Abbr.
9 Crescent-shaped
10 Purim month
11 Like a Middle
Ages social
system
12 It’s a stunner
13 It may be red
18 “Friends”
episode, now
21 Knock ’em dead
at the jazz club
22 Lasting marks
23 Infant illness
24 Like high-level
treason
26 Put out
29 It’s spotted in
Westerns
30 Way to go
31 “Drink __”: 2014
Luke Bryan #1
country hit
35 Gather
36 1965 march site
38 Target
41 __ about
42 Diana’s Greek
counterpart
43 Spanish
seashore
45 Early online forum
46 Chopper parts
47 Savory taste
48 Very cold
53 Beige cousins
54 Portico for
Pericles
55 Conan Doyle, for
one
57 The CSA’s eleven
58 The sixth W?
59 “Ambient 1:
Music for
Airports” artist
60 KLM competitor
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By Paul Coulter
©2017 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
04/21/17
04/21/17
Stocks
8B • Friday, April 21, 2017 • The Paducah Sun
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Today
CombinedStocks
Stocks in bold changed 5% or more in price
Name
Div P/E Last Chg Name
Div P/E
Groupon
... dd
A-B-C-D
.01e 29
AK Steel
... 24
6.82 +.54 HeclaM
.26
9
AMD
... dd 13.11 +.27 HP Ent n
.16 31
Alibaba
... 36 112.96 +2.20 HopFedBc
HostHotls
.80a
13
Ambev
.06e
5
5.62 -.09
.32 20
AmExp
1.28 14 80.02 +4.47 HuntBncsh
AmIntlGrp
1.28 dd 59.67 +.69
I-J-K-L
Anthem
2.60 18 168.07 +1.28
.16e ...
Apple Inc
2.28 17 142.44 +1.76 ICICI Bk
1.03e
q
ApldMatl
.40 19 39.89 +.64 iShBrazil
.95e
q
ArcelorMit
...
8
7.57 +.30 iShEMU
...
q
BcoBrad s
.43e ...
9.79 -.22 iShSilver
iShChinaLC
.76e
q
BcoSantSA .23e ...
6.07 +.10
iShEMkts
.84e
q
BkofAm
.30f 15 23.07 +.33
3.05
q
BkNYMel
.68 14 46.65 -.21 iSh20 yrT
1.70e
q
B iPVxST rs
...
q 17.16 -.45 iS Eafe
q
BarrickG
.12f 34 19.20 +.29 iShiBxHYB 5.09
iShR2K
1.77e
q
BlackBerry
... dd
9.10 +.17
2.76e
q
Blackstone 1.46 19 30.22 +.16 iShREst
... ...
CSX
.72 27 49.56 +2.63 ImmuneP rs
1.09f 16
Carlisle
1.40f 18 106.86 +2.35 Intel
.72f 17
Cemex
.29t ...
8.85 +.20 Interpublic
iShJapan
rs
...
q
CntryLink
2.16 10 25.49 +.20
.32e ...
ChesEng
... dd
5.56 +.06 ItauUnibH
... dd
Cisco
1.16 17 32.83 +.18 JD.com
1.92 14
Citigroup
.64 12 58.41 +.68 JPMorgCh
CliffsNRs
...
7
7.21 +.55 KCG Hldg
...
6
CobaltIEn
... dd
.41 -.01 Keycorp
.34 18
CocaCola
1.48f 26 43.09 -.14 KindMorg
.50 69
ConAgra
.80 21 40.72 +.24 Kinross g
... 76
CSVelIVST
...
q 66.39 +1.69 Kohls
2.20f 14
CytRx h
... dd
.50 -.02 LendingClb
... dd
DR Horton
.40f 13 33.10 -.85
M-N-O-P
Danaher
.56f 19 82.89 -3.55
.20 dd
Delcath rs
... dd
.06 -.00 MarathnO
DeltaAir
.81
9 45.93 +.85 MartMM
1.68 33
DirDGlBr rs
...
q 27.63 -.55 Mattel
1.52 24
DxGlMBr rs
...
q 16.45 +.34 Merck
1.88 17
DxSCBear rs
...
q 17.94 -.67 MetLife
1.60 11
DrGMBll s
...
q
5.75 -.15 MicronT
... 34
DxGBull s
...
q
9.84 +.20 Microsoft
1.56 29
DollarTree
... 22 79.57 +1.55 MorgStan
.80 13
DomRescs 3.02f 20 77.36 +.02 Nabors
.24 dd
DukeEngy
3.42 17 82.03 -.32 Netflix s
... cc
NewResid
1.92f
9
E-F-G-H
NobleCorp
.08
3
eBay s
...
5 32.53 -1.33
.17e ...
EmersonEl 1.92 23 59.17 +.96 NokiaCp
... ...
EnCana g
.06 cc 10.73 -.30 NoAtlDrl rs
3.60 22
ExxonMbl
3.00 36 81.01 +.52 NorthropG
Nvidia
.56
38
Facebook
... 34 143.80 +1.53
... dd
FedExCp
1.60 16 186.48 +2.92 OasisPet
... ...
FiatChrys
... ... 10.22 +.25 Oclaro
... dd
FifthThird
.56f 13 24.95 +.74 OcwenFn
.60 22
Flex Ltd
... 15 15.97 -.03 Oracle
1.60 18
FordM
.60a
6 11.47 +.28 PPG s
Petrobras
... ...
FrptMcM
... dd 12.51 +.16
1.28f 14
FrontierCm
.42 dd
1.92 +.06 Pfizer
4.16 23
GATX
1.68f 10 62.08 +1.91 PhilipMor
.31p 16
Gap
.92 15 25.42 +1.20 PiperJaf
PlugPowr
h
... dd
GenDynam 3.36f 19 188.13 +.38
q
GenElec
.96 25 30.27 +.27 PwShs QQQ1.52e
...
q
GenMotors 1.52
6 34.10 +.31 PUVixST rs
...
q
Gerdau
.02e ...
2.99 +.07 PrUCrude rs
...
q
Goldcrp g
.24 cc 15.06 +.16 ProUShSP
GtPlainEn
1.10 18 29.55 +.04 PulteGrp
.36 14
Last
3.90
5.56
18.33
14.34
19.05
12.72
Chg
+.12
+.04
+.17
-.02
+.05
+.13
8.31
36.33
37.38
17.06
38.08
39.29
123.54
61.93
87.67
137.52
80.90
3.65
36.18
25.17
51.27
11.89
33.97
85.55
19.75
18.21
20.72
3.78
40.76
5.80
-.18
-.13
+.37
-.12
+.50
+.48
-.48
+.49
+.29
+1.73
+.05
+1.21
+.27
+.07
+.31
-.26
+.61
+1.09
+2.01
+.84
-.26
+.06
+1.58
+.08
15.09
217.29
25.21
62.55
51.78
27.96
65.50
42.50
11.77
141.18
16.39
5.31
5.27
2.70
244.85
101.26
11.76
8.46
2.49
44.53
106.37
9.00
33.74
109.98
59.65
2.22
132.59
18.83
18.68
13.53
23.34
+.03
+6.13
+.10
-.09
+.62
+.70
+.46
+.46
-.19
+1.42
-1.36
+.08
+.10
+.72
+1.11
+1.58
-.28
-.01
-2.91
+.34
+1.37
+.09
+.13
-3.93
+1.00
+1.10
-1.02
-.28
-.20
-.85
2013 GMC Yukon Denali
XL AWD
$37,900
Name
Div P/E
Last
Q-R-S-T
Qualcom
2.28f
RiteAid
...
RymanHP
3.00
SLM Cp
...
SpdrGold
...
SpdrEuro50 1.18e
S&P500ETF 4.13e
SpdrLehHY 2.30
SpdrS&P RB .74e
SpdrRetl s
.49e
SpdrOGEx .73e
Schlmbrg
2.00
Schwab
.32f
SelCmfrt
...
SiriusXM
.01p
SnapInc A n
...
SouthnCo
2.32f
SwstnEngy
...
SpiritRltC
.72
Sprint
...
SP CnSt
1.28e
SP Engy
2.04e
SPDR Fncl .46e
SP Inds
1.12e
SP Util
1.55e
Starbucks s 1.00
Stryker
1.70
S&P 500
20,760
Dow Jones industrials
Close: 2,355.84
Change: 17.67 (0.8%)
20,560
Close: 20,578.71
Change: 174.22 (0.9%)
20,360
Chg Name
3M Co
+.05 Transocn
-.11 21stCFoxA
+.34 Twitter
Div
4.70f
...
.36
...
UPS B
US OilFd
USSteel
UnitGrp
Vale SA
Vale SA pf
ValeantPh
VanEGold
VanE JrGld
VangEmg
VangEur
VangFTSE
Vereit
VerizonCm
Visa s
VulcanM
WPX Engy
WeathfIntl
WellsFargo
WestarEn
WhitingPet
Xerox
Yahoo
3.32f
...
.20
2.40
.29e
.29e
...
.12e
...
1.10e
1.71e
1.10e
.55
2.31
.66
1.00f
...
...
1.52
1.60f
...
.25m
...
16 52.66
36
3.97
12 63.85
22 12.70 +1.17
q 121.96 +.23
q 35.91 +.36
q 235.34 +1.90
q 36.90 +.11
q 53.80 +1.11
q 43.22 +.79
q 34.99 +.04
67 76.51 +.03
28 38.68 +.40
24 33.18 +7.31
39
5.07
... 21.15 +.53
18 49.77 +.02
dd
7.46 +.15
12 10.45 +.06
dd
8.58 +.01
q 55.16 -.11
q 68.13 +.33
q 23.40 +.39
q 65.35 +.78
q 51.47 -.20
30 60.08 +1.04
26 132.76 +.94
2,360
10 DAYS
U-V-W-X-Y-Z
18 105.53
q 10.54
dd 30.51
16 27.50
...
8.82
...
8.44
3
8.88
q 23.58
q 34.52
q 39.74
q 51.50
q 39.15
12
8.88
12 48.41
32 91.15
39 119.83
dd 12.21
dd
5.71
13 53.50
21 50.87
dd
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10
6.97
cc 47.67
20,000
19,000
18,000
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StocksRecap
Vol. (in mil.)
Pvs. Volume
Advanced
Declined
New Highs
New Lows
NYSE
NASD
3,553
3,437
2096
840
124
24
1,685
1,682
2033
782
132
38
F
M
DOW
DOW Trans.
DOW Util.
NYSE Comp.
NASDAQ
S&P 500
S&P 400
Wilshire 5000
Russell 2000
17,000
A
HIGH
20629.78
9144.97
702.97
11449.15
5926.23
2361.37
1722.83
24633.96
1384.58
O
LOW
20406.68
9033.43
696.00
11366.96
5880.20
2340.91
1706.62
24432.10
1368.38
N
D
J
CLOSE
20578.71
9126.13
701.20
11426.91
5916.78
2355.84
1720.97
24590.29
1384.15
Stocks of Local Interest
F
CHG.
+174.22
+149.78
-2.78
+84.49
+53.75
+17.67
+16.22
+193.05
+17.02
M
A
%CHG.
+0.85%
+1.67%
-0.39%
+0.74%
+0.92%
+0.76%
+0.95%
+0.79%
+1.24%
YTD
+4.13%
+0.91%
+6.31%
+3.35%
+9.91%
+5.23%
+3.64%
+4.97%
+1.99%
CLOSE
CHG
YTD
%CHG %CHG
45.95
+.20
+15.7
43.89
40.36
+.11
+0.3
-5.1
9
22.99
22.21
-.22
-1.0
+23.7
129.00
3
157.84
136.90
+1.94
+1.4
-4.8
57.89
8
71.32
67.44
-.30
-0.4
+7.1
ABC
68.38
6
94.50
82.37
+.52
+0.6
+5.3
-7.0
Aon plc
AON
100.55
0
120.40
120.56
+1.44
+1.2
+8.1
+14.5
20
1.44f
ATMOS Energy
ATO
68.51
9
81.97
79.92
-.14
-0.2
+7.8
+10.5
23
1.80f
NAME
TICKER
Computer Services Inc
CSVI.PK
AT&T Inc
T
36.10
6
Aerojet Rocketdyne
AJRD
16.04
Air Products
APD
Amer Elec Power
AEP
AmerisourceBergen
CLOSE
HI
1YR
%RTN
P/E
DIV
21
1.00
+8.4
16
1.96
+30.6
dd
...
+0.4
22
3.80f
+6.4
17
2.36
14
1.46
BB&T Corp
BBT
32.85
7
49.88
43.67
+1.04
+2.4
-7.1
+26.2
15
1.20
Comcast Corp A
CMCSA
29.81
0
38.44
38.00
+.47
+1.3
+10.1
+22.4
21
0.63f
Cracker Barrel
CBRL
130.15
7
175.04
158.97
+2.24
+1.4
-4.8
+11.0
25
4.60
Dillards Inc
DDS
46.56
3
77.70
54.86
+1.89
+3.6
-12.5
-26.6
11
0.28
Dover Corp
DOV
62.89
9
82.56
79.71
+.45
+0.6
+6.4
+19.2
24
1.76
EnPro Inds
NPO
42.56
9
71.82
67.43
+2.14
+3.3
+0.1
+11.8
58
0.88f
Freds Inc
FRED
Fuller HB Co
FUL
7.89
4
21.77
13.40
-.28
-2.0
-27.8
-9.7
dd
0.24
41.52
8
54.32
50.73
+.67
+1.3
+5.0
+11.3
20
0.56
0.40
Goodyear
GT
24.31
9
37.20
35.74
+.91
+2.6
+15.8
+9.4
10
Honeywell Intl
HON
105.25
9
127.52
123.77
+1.03
+0.8
+6.8
+8.8
19
2.66
Jabil Circuit
JBL
16.78
0
29.27
29.37
+.37
+1.3
+24.1
+62.3
21
0.32
Kimberly Clark
KMB
111.30
8
138.87
131.23
-1.96
-1.5
+15.0
-0.1
22
3.88
Kroger Co
KR
28.29
2
37.97
29.71
-.24
-0.8
-13.9
-16.1
14
0.48
Lowes Cos
LOW
64.87
0
84.00
83.29
+1.30
+1.6
+17.1
+8.7
21
1.40
Motorola Solutions
MSI
62.76
9
87.55
84.10
+.73
+0.9
+1.5
+12.1
19
1.88f
NiSource Inc
NI
21.17
6
26.94
24.12
-.11
-0.5
+8.9
+3.8
22
0.70
Old NBcp IN
ONB
11.58
8
18.95
16.80
+.40
+2.4
-7.4
+31.7
16
0.52
Penney JC Co Inc
JCP
5.45
1
11.30
5.73
+.16
+2.9
-31.0
-42.8
dd
...
Pilgrims Pride
PPC
17.15
7
26.50
23.56
+.15
+0.6
+24.1
+7.4
13 2.75e
Regions Fncl
RF
7.80
8
16.03
13.64
+.28
+2.1
-5.0
+51.7
15
0.26
Seabrd Cp
SEB
4288.00 +121.84
+2.9
+8.5
+37.4
16
3.00
Sears Holdings Corp
SHLD
5.50
6
19.12
13.64
-.32
-2.3
+46.8
-18.0
dd
...
Sherwin Wms
SHW
239.48
0
316.66
324.02
+12.48
+4.0
+20.6
+5.6
26
3.40
2590.00
9 4545.00
PIMCO
IncInstl
12.25
RlEstRlRtStrC m
6.72
TtlRetIns
10.21
Putnam
MltCpGrY
85.32
Schwab
SP500Idx
36.43
T. Rowe Price
BlueChipGr
80.94
CptlAprc
27.72
EqIdx500 d
63.35
GrStk
59.75
LatinAmerica d
22.33
MdCpGr
81.84
NewInc
9.47
Rtr2020
21.49
Rtr2030
23.97
Val
35.12
Vanguard
500IdxAdmrl
217.64
500IdxInv
217.62
BalIdxAdmrl
32.24
DivGrInv
24.74
EqIncAdmrl
70.50
GrIdxAdmrl
62.89
HCAdmrl
83.28
InTrInvGrdAdmrl
9.78
InTrTEAdmrl
14.11
InsIdxIns
214.72
InsIdxInsPlus
214.74
InsTtlSMIInPls
52.91
LtdTrmTEAdmrl
10.96
MdCpIdxAdmrl
172.82
PrcMtlsMngInv
10.43
PrmCpAdmrl
117.51
STInvmGrdAdmrl 10.69
SmCpIdxAdmrl
63.92
StarInv
24.96
TrgtRtr2020Inv
29.49
TrgtRtr2025Inv
17.13
TrgtRtr2030Inv
30.73
TrgtRtr2035Inv
18.73
TrgtRtr2040Inv
32.03
TtBMIdxAdmrl
10.76
TtBMIdxIns
10.76
TtBMIdxInsPlus
10.76
TtInBIdxAdmrl
21.75
TtInBIdxIns
32.64
TtInBIdxInv
10.88
TtInSIdxAdmrl
26.57
TtInSIdxIns
106.25
TtInSIdxInsPlus 106.27
TtInSIdxInv
15.89
TtlSMIdxAdmrl
58.99
TtlSMIdxIns
59.00
TtlSMIdxInv
58.97
WlngtnAdmrl
69.21
WlslyIncAdmrl
62.84
WndsrIIAdmrl
64.65
Waddell & Reed Adv
AcculativeA m
9.80
SciandTechA m
15.11
-.02
+3.3
+3.5
+2.7
+.69 +10.1
+.27
+5.8
+.62 +11.5
+.08 +5.8
+.48 +5.8
+.40 +12.2
-.03 +15.3
+.74 +8.6
-.01 +1.9
+.09 +5.3
+.13 +6.4
+.22 +4.4
+1.64 +5.8
+1.63 +5.8
+.14 +4.1
+.21 +6.2
+.40 +3.8
+.45 +10.1
+.49 +9.9
-.01 +2.3
-.01 +2.4
+1.61 +5.8
+1.62 +5.9
+.42 +5.6
+1.6
+1.53 +6.4
+.03 +11.0
+1.28 +8.0
+1.2
+.64 +3.8
+.12 +5.4
+.12 +4.4
+.08 +4.8
+.17 +5.2
+.11 +5.6
+.22 +6.0
-.02 +1.8
-.02 +1.8
-.02 +1.8
-.01
+.6
-.02
+.6
+.6
+.20 +8.2
+.81 +8.2
+.81 +8.2
+.13 +8.2
+.47 +5.7
+.47 +5.7
+.47 +5.6
+.35 +3.2
+.05 +2.5
+.51 +3.7
+.08 +5.8
+.25 +10.8
Total SA
TOT
44.06
8
52.17
50.27
+.46
+0.9
-1.4
+6.8
US Bancorp
USB
38.48
7
56.61
50.68
+.99
+2.0
-1.3
+21.2
15
1.12
WalMart Strs
WMT
62.72
0
75.19
74.80
+.73
+1.0
+8.2
+9.0
17
2.04f
Westlake Chemical
WLK
39.48
9
68.08
64.83
+.93
+1.5
+15.8
+31.1
21
0.76
WestRock Co
WRK
35.77
9
56.12
53.08
+.18
+0.3
+4.5
+51.7
2.71e
1.60f
shoppers are buying. They’re wrestling with
intense competition from online leader Amazon.
“The economy is in a lot better shape at this
junction,” said Perkins. “It speaks to how difficult
the retailing environment is.”
Stores struggling with fewer customers are
discounting heavily to
compete with low prices
online. They’re also
investing in their online
businesses just to keep
up, but both moves are
hurting profits.
A decline in quarterly
earnings would mark
the second consecutive
drop and the third in the
last six quarters,
according to Perkins’
tracking.
Retail quarterly earnings growth
50%
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52-WK RANGE
LO
Closing figures as of Thursday, April 20, 2017
YTD
Name
NAV
Chg %Rtn
American Century
ValInv
8.89 +.07
+.9
American Funds
AMCpA m
28.79 +.22 +5.7
AmrcnBalA m
25.81 +.09 +4.4
AmrcnMutA m
38.22 +.23 +4.3
CptWldGrIncA m 46.72 +.26 +7.0
CptlIncBldrA m
59.80 +.08 +4.6
EuroPacGrA m
49.53 +.36 +9.8
FdmtlInvsA m
57.78 +.42 +6.4
GrfAmrcA m
45.41 +.35 +8.0
IncAmrcA m
22.24 +.08 +3.4
InvCAmrcA m
37.96 +.22 +5.2
NwPrspctvA m
38.83 +.30 +9.9
SmCpWldA m
50.28 +.32 +9.4
WAMtInvsA m
42.49 +.31 +4.2
BlackRock
EngyResInvA m 17.70 +.03 -11.4
StrIncOppsIns
9.87
+1.3
DFA
EmMktsCorEqIns 19.73 +.16 +13.7
IntlCorEqIns
12.50 +.08 +7.4
USCorEqIIInstl
19.25 +.21 +3.8
USLgCpValInstl
35.98 +.35 +3.0
Dodge & Cox
Inc
13.72
-.02 +1.8
IntlStk
41.09 +.23 +7.8
Stk
188.23 +1.95 +4.0
DoubleLine
TtlRetBdI
10.73
+2.0
Fidelity
500IdxInstl
82.44 +.62 +5.8
500IdxPremium
82.44 +.62 +5.9
Bal
23.25 +.11 +6.0
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Retailers may report first-quarter results that
seem like a rerun of the Great Recession.
Stores are expected to show a 7.4 percent
decline in profits for the period that covers the
early part of spring selling, says Ken Perkins,
president of Retail Metrics, which tracks
expectations and results
for more than a hundred
retailers.
That would be the
worst performance since
the 11.6 percent drop
during the first quarter of
2009, when the economy
was still in a deep slump,
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final quarter of 2016.
That caused the company’s
fourth-quarter revenue to fall
short of Wall Street’s
forecasts. Financial analysts
expect more of the same
when General Electric reports
its first-quarter results today.
They predict the company’s
earnings and revenue
declined in the January-March
period from a year earlier.
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cents per share, for the three months ending March 31.
That’s down from $4.43 billion, or $ 1.06 per
share, in the same period a year ago. Analysts
surveyed by Zacks Investment Research
called for earnings of 98 cents per share.
Revenue fell 7 percent to $29.81 billion.
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$48.41. The stock is down 9 percent so far this
year.
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Verizon Communications Inc. said Thursday that its
first-quarter profit slumped 20 percent as it lost
subscribers for its wireless cellphone service.
The largest U.S. cellphone carrier
said it lost 307,000 wireless subscribers
who are billed each month. Last year
during the same period, it added
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GARAGE/ESTATE
SALES
Huge Neighborhood Yard Sale!
Stonecreek Subd.,
Reidland, off Said
Road.
Fri. 4/21, Sat. 4/22.
7am. Thousands of
items!
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END ROLLS FOR
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has newspaper
end rolls available
for sale while
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office located at
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Paducah, KY, from
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Monday through
Friday. Depending
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are priced from $3
to $6 and half rolls
are priced from $2
to $4. There is no
charge to
non-profits or
teachers with
school ID.
Diesel Mechanic
Class A CDL
helpful. Apply at
Dry Ice Sales,
6760 Ky. Dam Rd.,
Paducah Ky 42003
FREE PALLETS
The Paducah Sun
is pleased to offer
free wood pallets
to the community.
They may be
picked up daily
while supplies last
in the alley behind
The Paducah Sun
building.
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& Concession
Help Apply at:
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LOST YOUR DOG??
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GARAGE /ESTATE
SALES
GARAGE/ESTATE
0151
SALES
3870 Clinton Rd.
Fri. & Sat. Multiple
Items & Jewelry!
Extra Parking
Across the Street.
Between Friends
Sidewalk Sale
Sat. April 22nd
2923 Lone Oak
Road
Garage Sale
SPECIAL
Single Family
5 lines / 3 days
$30
270-575-8700
West end
Moving Sale
Sat., 7am-3pm
Rain or Shine
671 W. Jefferson
Street
Reidland/ Farley
Watson Rd, 208.
Estate Sale Sat.
April 15th & 22nd
7am-? Tools,
Kitchenware, Etc.
GENERAL HELP
HVAC
Journeyman
Technician and
Sheet Metal
Workers
Needed.
Paid vacation,
holidays, 401K &
insurance. Pick
up application a:
Penn & Son
Sheet Metal
961 Slickback
Rd. Benton, KY
PAINTERS
WANTED
$9-12/hr. Must
have valid drivers
license, own transportation & be able
to pass drug
screen. Must be
willing to learn and
have a good attitude. Training
available. Apply at:
M & M Decorating,
710 H C Mathis
Dr., Paducah, 9-3
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Roofers and
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have valid drivers
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Call 270-442-8326
0244
TRUCKING
Part Time Driver,
CDL Not Required.
Class B Helpful.
Full Time Drivers,
Class A CDL
Required. Apply at
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6760 Ky Dam Rd.
Paducah Ky 42003
0260
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TOKYO HIBACHI
HIRING SERVERS
3535 James
Sanders Blvd.
270-933-1900
0264
CHILD CARE
NOTE TO PARENTS:
Kentucky State
Law requires
licensing for child
care facilities
providing care for 4
or more children
not related to the
licensee by blood,
marriage or
adoption.
GENERAL HELP
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GENERAL HELP
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Are you an
early riser?
THE PADUCAH
SUN
is looking
for an
Independent
Contractor for
our Murray
Route with a
potential
income of
$750 per
month, 6 days
a week
and our
LaCenter/
Wickliffe Route
with a
potential of up
to $1500 per
month, 6 days
a week.
For additional
information
please call:
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income of up
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month, 6 days
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10AM Previous Day
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corrections can be
made. CHECK
YOUR AD carefully and notify The
Classified Advertising Department
during business
hours Monday
through Friday
8:00AM - 5:30 PM
in case of an error.
0276
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0320
CATS/DOGS/
PETS
6 AKC registered
Rottweiler Puppies,
5 weeks old, ready
to go now! $350
270-703-4400
FARM
0450
LIVESTOCK
Reg Angus Bulls,
bred cows &
heifers. Calving
ease and growth.
Bremer Bros 618524-5396
MERCHANDISE
0521
LAWN & GARDEN
EQUIPMENT
Toro Z-master
Mower, 52in cut,
19horse Kaw. mtr.
630hr, $2500
270-442-9185
0563
MISC. ITEMS
FOR SALE
THIS NEWSPAPER
COULD BE YOURS
EVERY DAY!
What better gift to
give yourself or a
friend.
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trash management, maintenance duties of buildings and grounds, daily
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needed.
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408 Kentucky Avenue
0610
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FREE 1st month!
1 BR, great location,
$440 mo.
554-0211 / 217-5890
2 BR APT.
(Reidland)
$450-$550/mo.
Call 270-908-1122
2804 KY Ave.
$450. 1BR, water
pd & Baptist Hosp.
618-398-1113
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street, Lone Oak, no
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1 BR apt. for rent,
utilities incl. starting @ $650/mo.
270-210-7806
0615
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APARTMENTS
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incl. util./cable/WiFi,
no pets, $750 Reidland 270-898-7146
REAL ESTATE FOR
RENT
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0605 FOR RENT
HOMES FOR
RENT
3 BR, 1B, Lone Oak
$750. 270-564-0428
Heath: 3BR, 1 ba,
gar., no pets,$800
270-488-3148
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advertised herein
is subject to the
Federal Fair
Housing Act which
makes it illegal to
advertise any
preference,
limitations, or
discrimination
based on race,
color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial
status or national
origin, or intention
to make any such
preferences,
limitations or
discrimination.
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discrimination in
the sale, rental or
advertising of real
estate based on
factors in addition
to those protected
under federal law.
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knowingly accept
any advertising for
real estate which is
in violation of the
law. All persons
are hereby
informed that all
dwellings
advertised are
available on an
equal opportunity
basis.
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Quilt Show Rental House! 4BR, 2B
recently renovated
in Salem. 35 mi
from convention ctr
270-988-3249
0630
DUPLEXES FOR
RENT
2BR $450/mo; 1BR
$400/mo. 311 E.
4th St. Metropolis,
IL. 618-524-7545
3 bdrm., 2.5 bath,
garage $1050\mo.
270-554-2287
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2 B w/Garage
All Appliances
270-554-0114
3BR, 2B w/garage,
Reidland 908-9860
0670
BUSINESS
PLACES/OFFICES
Westend duplex for
sale by owner,
$149,900, currently rented,
steady income,call
270-210-4748.
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
PROFESSIONAL
0212
PROFESSIONAL
0212
The Herald Ledger and
Cadiz Record
award-winning weekly community
newspapers located on the shores of
Lake Barkley — are accepting
applications for a full-time general
assignment reporter. The ideal
candidate will have a solid reporting
background and writing skills, up-to-date
knowledge of the AP Stylebook and be
able to shoot photos. Must have a
passion for community news reporting
and be able to develop relationships
with community members. Work will
require some nights and weekends. We
offer a flexible work environment, paid
vacation and holidays.
Email your resume, cover letter and up
to three writing and photo samples to
Jody Norwood, General Manager,
at [email protected]
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
0710
HOMES FOR
SALE
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property based on
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information about
avoiding timeshare and real estate scams, write
the Federal Trade
Commission at
Washington, DC
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FINANCIAL
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
GOVERNMENT
WILDLIFE JOBS!
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LEGALS
0955
LEGALS
Om Shivsai, LLC,
mailing address
474 West Kentucky Dr, La Center Ky 42056
Hereby declares
intention(s) to apply for a Quota Retail package license & NQ retail
Malt beverage
package license(s)
no later than
4/21/17, The business to be licenses will be located at 474 West
Kentucky Drive, La
Center, Kentucky
42056 doing business as LACENTER LIQUORS.
The Owner are as
follows: President,
Nileshbhai Patel of
474 West Kentucky Drive La
Center ky, 42056.
Any person, association, corporation, or body politic
may protest the
granting of the license(s) by writing
the Dept.of Alcoholic Beverage
Control, 1003 Twilight Trail, Frankfort, ky. 406018400, within 30
days (KRS
243.430) of the
date of this legal
publication.
The following
vehicle being stored
at Vanzant's Wrecker Service, 2025 Park
Ave., Paducah, KY
42001 will be sold
05/05/2017 to the
highest bidder. Monies collected will be
put toward towing
bill and storage bill.
2011 Dodge Avenger
- White in color
VIN#1B3BD4FB6B
N578558
Call (270) 442-9460
is currently
accepting
applications
Is currently
accepting applications
for for
PRODUCTION/INSERTING POSITION
The Paducah Sun Production Department has positions available parttime production worker.
Positions’ Main Requirements:
• Place preprinted sections into newspapers or preprint jacket.
• Assist in the processing of newspapers including stacking, bundling,
counting, and labeling finished products and delivering papers to
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SPECIAL
COMMISSIONER
SALE
ROBERT C.
MANCHESTER,
SPECIAL
COMMISSIONER
Pursuant to terms
of various Judgments in the McCracken Circuit
Court, the Commissioner will sell
on or about the
hour of 1:30 p.m.,
April 24, 2017, at
public auction to
the highest bidder
at the McCracken
County Courthouse, Paducah,
Kentucky, the
properties described in the following actions:
8775 BLANDVILLE RD, WEST
PADUCAH, KY;
J P M O R G A N
CHASE BANK,
N.A. VS JANNA A.
L O V E L E S S ,
NATHAN L. LOVELESS, ET AL; 16CI-00970
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$137,257.42, interest; Plaintiffʼs
costs; and attorney fees; and the
costs of this sale.
Tract 4, having
2.4092 acres on
the North side of
Blandville Rd (Hghwy 62), Plat of Michael David Cate
Property, Plat Section M, p. 208;
Deed Book 1211,
p. 394.
MAP: 058-00-00061.20
TERMS: The following terms are in
effect unless otherwise mentioned
above: Properties
are to be sold for
cash or on credit of
30 days. If the purchaser opts for a
credit sale, he/she
is required to
provide proof of
credit prior to the
sale, a 10% down
payment and execute bond with
approved surety
per KRS 426.705.
Credit sales will accrue interest at the
rate of 12% per annum. The properties are located in
M c C r a c k e n
County, and plat
and deed books referred to herein are
located in the McCracken County
Clerkʼs Office.
Properties are to
be sold free and
clear of all liens,
encumbrances,
and interest of all
parties listed in the
action, except as
specifically noted.
Purchaser shall be
required to pay all
taxes that become
due against the
property in 2017
and all subsequent years.
Some sales may
be cancelled, and
any announcements made at the
sale take precedence over printed
matter contained
herein. The undersigned Commissioner does not
have access to the
inside of the
above-mentioned
properties.
This the 6th day of
April, 2017
ROBERT C.
MANCHESTER
SPECIAL
COMMISSIONER
COMMISSIONER
SALE
NOTICE OF SALE
MARK L.
ASHBURN,
COMMISSIONER
There is a web site
available with the
sales listings and
general information about Master
Commissioner
Sales. You can access the information on the first Friday that it appears
in the Paducah
Sun Classified Ads
(which is the TWO
Fridays prior to the
sale) at: MCCLISTINGS.COM
On Monday, April
24, 2017 at or
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about 1:30 p.m.
pursuant to terms
of various Judgments in the McCracken Circuit
Court, the Commissioner will sell
the properties listed below at public
auction to the
highest bidder at
the McCracken
County Courthouse, Paducah,
Kentucky, as described in the following actions.
4 3 0
B R I ARCLIFFE DR,
PADUCAH, KY;
CLEARLEAF FINANCE, LLC VS
MITZI S. CARY,
ET AL; 16-CI00593
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$1,527.90 for taxes
principal and interest, additional
accrued interest,
Plaintiffʼs costs and
attorney fees which
total $3,681.94;
and the costs of
this sale.
Lot 5, Block “D” in
Green Acres Subdivision in Plat
Book “G”, p. 217;
Deed Book 811, p.
612.
PARCEL ID#: 13420-06-005
5251 BUCKNER
LAKE CIRCLE,
PADUCAH, KY;
MONARCH HOLDINGS, INC. VS
RICHARD C.
DUMMER, ET AL;
16-CI-00605
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$1,410.87 for
taxes, interest,
Plaintiffʼs costs and
attorney fees totaling $3,755.85; and
the costs of this
sale.
Lot 32, Block “C”,
Hillcrest Subdivision in Plat Book
“A”, p. 278-279,
with rights of
egress and ingress shown on
Plat “K”, p. 897;
Deed Book 1033,
p. 223.
Parcel No: 087-3007-039
1010 POWERS
RD, PADUCAH,
KY; BANK OF
NEW YORK MELLON VS ESTATE
OF EDWARD V.
DYSON, ET AL;
16-CI-00753
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$44,246.14, interest, Plaintiffʼs
costs, and attorney fees of
$2,025.00; and the
costs of this sale.
TRACT I: Beginning in the center
of Said Rd measuring 70ʼ x 400ʼ x 50ʼ
x 400ʼ; Deed Book
232, p. 100.
TRACT 2: Lot 5,
measuring 70ʼ x
400ʼ x 50ʼ x 400ʼ;
Deed Book 222, p.
122PIDN: 135-1022-032
445 THURMAN
ST, PADUCAH,
KY; CITY OF PADUCAH, KY VS
ALAN D. FLEMING, ET AL; 16-CI00719
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$3,283.49 for
taxes, $964.79 for
City Citation liens;
Plaintiffʼs costs of
$1,235.66 and attorney fees of
$2,580.00 and the
costs of this sale.
There is also a
Cross Claim file by
Paducah Bank and
Trust Company for
a mortgage of
$31,742.45, interest,
late
charges, costs and
attorney fees of
$2,885.00.
Lots A and B, Plat
Section “L”, p. 620;
Deed Book 1233,
p. 321, see also
Deed Book 1233,
p. 321.
2403 MONROE
ST, PADUCAH,
KY; FEDERAL NA-
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TIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION VS DAVID
GATES, ET AL;
15-CI-00323
On the east line of
North 8th St measuring 30ʼ x 200ʼ x
30ʼ x 200ʼ; Deed
Book 1124, p. 480.
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$73,104.42, interest,
late
charges, Plaintiffʼs
costs and attorney
fees and the costs
of this sale.
On the north line of
Monroe St fronting
50ʼ , going back
163ʼ, along alley
50ʼ, then 163ʼ to
beginning; Deed
Book 885, p.
481.TAX ID NO:
13:20-8
2103 JACKSON
ST, PADUCAH,
KY; BANK OF
AMERICA, N.A.
VS MERILYN D.
JOHNSON, ET AL;
15-CI-00489
1102 N. 8 T H ST,
PADUCAH, KY;
CITY OF PADUCAH VS ROBERT
DALE GOINES, ET
AL; 16-CI-01007
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount of $925.83
for taxes, City Citation Liens of
$ 1 5 , 7 9 1 . 2 1
Plaintiffʼs costs of
$2,329.88 and attorney fees of
$2,460.00 and the
costs of this sale.
At the northeast intersection of 8 t h
and Finley measuring 50.5 x 50.5 x
200ʼ x 50.5ʼ x 200ʼ;
Deed Book 929, p.
166.
12710 WOODVILLE RD, KEVIL,
KY; DEUTSCHE
BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY VS EARL S.
HOBBS, KATHLEEN A. HOBBS,
ET AL; 15-CI00076
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$155,474.79, interest,
late
charges, Plaintiffʼs
costs and attorney
fees and the costs
of this sale.
A 2.125 acre tract
on the south side
of Woodville Rd,
Waiver of Subdivision for Gary N.
Ford, Plat Section
J, p. 1490; Deed
Book 1048, p. 625.
MAP #: 014-00-00034
1122 OLD MAYFIELD RD, PADUCAH, KY; U.S.
BANK TRUST,
N.A. AS TRUSTEE VS BRAD LEE
JACKSON, ET AL;
15-CI-00535
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$10,033.41, interest, other
charges, late fees,
Plaintiffʼs costs, attorney fees of
$2,325.00 and the
costs of this sale.
Lot 6, Block 1, in
plat Book A, p.
107; Deed Book
1018, p. 449.
PIDN: 105-33-07011
PARCEL NO: 104-3
1110 NORTH 8 TH
ST, PADUCAH,
KY; CITY OF PADUCAH, KY VS
DERIC LAMONT
JOHNSON, ET AL;
16-CI-01010
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount of $169.03
f o r
t a x e s ;
$14,070.36 for City
Citation Liens;
Plaintiffʼs costs of
$1,172.55 and attorney fees of
$2,010.00; and the
costs of this sale.
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$37,905.11, interest, Plaintiffʼs
costs, and attorney fees of
$1,994.92; and the
costs of this sale.
Lot 2, Block 2, Metzgerʼs Second Addition in Plat Book
“A”, p. 238-239,
fronting 50ʼ on
Jackson running
back a uniform
width for 150ʼ;
Deed Book 1034,
p. 024.
Parcel No: 880245
3
1
4
5
LOVELACEVILLE
FLORENCE STATION RD, PADUCAH, KY; U.S.
BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION VS
ROBERT L. MAYHUGH HEIRS, ET
AL; 15-CI-00943
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$172,485.92, interest,
late
charges, Plaintiffʼs
costs and attorney
fees; and the costs
of this sale.
Lot 5-B, revised
Plat of Nancy Burton in Plat Section
L, p. 1130, a 3.25
acre parcel on the
North side of
LovelacevilleFlorence Station
Rd; Deed Book
1235, p. 617.
Parcel No: 060-0000-029.05
210 WALKER ST,
PADUCAH, KY;
NATIONSTAR
MORTGAGE LLC
VS LETTIE LEE
MCCORRY, ET
AL; 15-CI-00478
Sale is made to
recover the following: Judgment for
the Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$61,572.02; interest;
late
charges; Plaintiffʼs
costs; and attorney fees of
$2,163.74; and the
costs of this sale.
Lots 8,9,10,11,12,
and 13, Block 7,
Lincoln Park Addition, in Plat Book
“Aʼ, p. 10; Deed
Book 340, p. 524.
PARCEL NO: 08530-00-094
8265 OLD HIGHWAY 60, WEST
PADUCAH, KY;
MICHAEL RILEY
VS CODY MENG,
ET AL; 16-CI00937
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount of $240.67;
interest; costs and
attorney fees of
$2,018.56; and the
costs of this sale.
Tract II, Waiver of
Subdivision of
James T. Williams,
Plat Section K, p.
1569; Deed Book
861, p. 490, also
Deed Book 1238,
p. 40.
2901 VIRGINIA
ST, PADUCAH,
KY; CITY OF PADUCAH, KY VS
DEWAYNE K.
PICKERING and
CHERYL A. PICKERING, ET AL; 16CI-00917
Sale is made to recover the following:
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Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$6,302.04 for
taxes; $3,949.59
for City Citation Liens; Plaintiffʼs
costs of $800.00
and attorney fees
of $900.00; and the
costs of this sale.
Lot 10, Block H,
C.C. Pace Addition in Plat Book A,
p. 262-263, less
the Permanent
Right of Way conveyed to the City in
Deed Book 899, p.
21; Deed Book
773, p. 98.
712 N. 25th St, PADUCAH, KY;
LAKEVIEW LOAN
SERVICING, LLC
VS KRISTA ROMAN, EST OF MICHAEL ROMAN,
ET AL; 16-CI00444
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$40,112.99; interest; costs and
attorney fees; and
the costs of this
sale.
Lot 8, Block 1,
Thurmanʼs Noble
Addition in Plat
Book A, p. 222223, fronting 48ʼ on
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887, p. 139.
Parcel
ID:
1041304018
246 ANITA DR,
PADUCAH, KY;
WELLS FARGO
BANK, NA VS
CHARITY VALLANDINGHAM, ET
AL; 16-CI-00989
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$75,735.57; interest;
late
charges, costs and
attorney fees of
2,915.16; and the
costs of this sale.
TRACT 1: Lot 1,
Block E, Riverside
Terrace Subdivision, Plat II in Plat
Book G, p. 49.
TRACT 2: Lot 17,
Block E, Riverside
Terrace Subdivision in Plat Book
G, p. 49;
PARCEL No: 12840-01-001
7410 CRAWFORD LAKE RD,
KEVIL,
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16-CI-00900
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$99,408.94; interest; costs and
attorney fees of
$2,025.00; and the
costs of this sale.
Tract 1, Waiver of
Subdivision Part of
Rex and Noemi
Branham property
in Plat section L, p.
1946, a 2.00 acre
parcel on east side
of Crawford Lake
Rd; except any
mineral rights heretofore conveyed;
Deed Book 1195,
p. 450.
PIDN: 011-00-00001.01
2941 GEORGIA
ST, PADUCAH,
KY; CITY OF PADUCAH, KY VS
HEIRS OF MARLA
J. WILLIAMS, ET
AL; 16-CI-00853
Sale is made to recover the following:
Judgment for the
Plaintiff in the
amount
of
$6,561.87 for
taxes; $4,506.69
for City Citation Liens; Plaintiffʼs
costs of $1,209.32
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and attorney fees
of $2,370.00; and
the costs of this
sale.
Lot 18, Block G,
Pace Addition in
Plat Book A, P.
162-263; Deed
Book 1233, p. 354.
TERMS: The following terms are in
effect unless otherwise mentioned
above: Properties
are to be sold for
cash or on credit of
30 days If the purchaser does not
pay the full amount
on the day of the
sale, he or she
must provide a letter of credit and will
be required to execute bond with a
surety signature
per KRS 426.705
and provide a deposit of 10% of the
sale price. Credit
sales will accrue
interest at the rate
of 12% per annum.
Any person who is
buying on these
terms shall provide
proof of surety prior to the sale. The
properties are located in McCracken
County, and plat
and deed books referred to herein are
located in the McCracken County
Clerkʼs Office.
Properties are to
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be sold free and
clear of all liens,
encumbrances,
and interest of all
parties that have
been named in the
Order, except as
specifically noted.
Purchaser shall be
required to pay all
taxes that become
due against the
property in 2016
and all subsequent years.
Some sales may
be cancelled, and
any announcements made at the
sale take precedence over printed
matter contained
herein. The undersigned Commissioner does not
have access to the
inside of the
above-mentioned
properties.
This the 7th Day of
April, 2017
Mark L. Ashburn
Master
Commissioner
McCracken
County