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NFL suspends
Brady 4 games
Associated Press
NEW YORK — The NFL suspended Super Bowl MVP Tom
Brady for the first four games
of the season, fined the New
England Patriots $1 million
and took away two draft picks
Monday as punishment for
deflating footballs used in the
AFC title game.
The league also indefinitely
suspended the two equipment
staffers believed to have carried out the plan, including
one who called himself “The
Deflator.”
Brady would miss the season’s showcase kickoff game
on Sept. 10 against Pittsburgh,
then Week 2 at Buffalo, a
home game against Jacksonville and a game at Dallas. He
will return the week of a Patriots-Colts AFC championship
rematch in Indianapolis.
Brady has three days to appeal the suspension to Commissioner Roger Goodell or
his designee.
Troy Vincent, the NFL’s executive vice president of football operations, wrote letters
to the team and Brady saying
a league-sponsored investiga-
tive report established “substantial and credible evidence”
that the quarterback knew
the employees were deflating
footballs and failed to cooperate with investigators.
“Each player, no matter how
accomplished and otherwise
respected, has an obligation
to comply with the rules and
must be held accountable for
his actions when those rules
are violated and the public’s
confidence in the game is
called into question,” Vincent
wrote to Brady.
The investigation by attorney Ted Wells found that
Brady “was at least generally
aware” of plans by two Patriots employees to prepare the
balls to his liking, below the
league-mandated minimum of
12.5 pounds per square inch.
The Patriots defeated the
Indianapolis Colts 45-7 and
went on to beat the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl.
The Patriots lose next year’s
first-round pick and a fourthround choice in 2017.
The fine matches the largest
AP Photo/Mark Humphrey
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady holds up the Vince Lombardi Trophy after the
Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks 28-24 in the Super Bowl on Feb. 1. On Monday, the
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Womack homers in Mustangs victory
BY MIKE STUNSON
[email protected]
Cole Womack has done a lot
in his storied baseball career
at McCracken County, but he
did something on Monday
that will give him bragging
rights at future family reunions.
Womack blasted a two-run
home run in the third inning of Monday night’s game
against Graves County. Not
only was it the first home run
ever hit at McCracken’s Edward Jones Field, but he did
it against his cousin Eamon
Hannan — a standout in his
own right.
The home run sparked the
Mustangs’ offense, which gave
Womack more than enough to
improve to 6-0 on the mound
as he led McCracken to a 5-1
victory over Graves.
“I’ve been trying to do that
for years,” Womack said of his
home run on Hannan. “Everything just came together and
it felt right. I didn’t say anything to him about it, but I’m
sure he’ll be hearing about it.”
With the game scoreless in
the third inning, Womack hit
his long ball to deep left field.
There was no doubt the ball
would clear the park, with the
only question being whether
it would be fair or foul. It just
barely was ruled fair, giving
McCracken the 2-0 lead.
The Mustangs tacked on
three more runs in the next
inning, beginning with a single from Ian Walters and an
RBI triple from Reid Pope to
bring him in. McCracken continued its fourth-inning rally
on an RBI single from Trent
Shelby, who later scored on
an error.
“Eamon is not only a great
pitcher, but one of the best
players in the region,” McCracken coach Geno Miller
said. “But you’re going against
the ball. We stayed balanced
and got some good swings.”
The only trouble Womack
ran into was in the fifth inning when Christian Gough
reached on a dropped third
strike and scored on Graves’
first hit of the day — off the
bat of Levi Nesler to cut the
deficit to 5-1. The Eagles loaded the bases on a walk and
another dropped third strike,
but Womack forced a strikeout to get out of the inning.
The Mustangs played errorless ball, getting a couple
web-gem worthy plays out of
freshman Cameron Langston
at shortstop and the junior
Walters at second.
“I thought we played very
sound defensively,” Miller
said. “The whole infield all
made plays. You feed off that
as a pitcher. You know Cole
is going to throw strikes and
give them chances to make
plays, and that’s a big asset
when you’re on the mound
to have those guys making
plays.”
Womack allowed only two
hits, striking out eight and
dropping his ERA to 0.73 on
the year.
Graves
000 010 0 1 2 1
McCracken 002 300 X 5 8 0
WP: Womack. LP: Hannan.
2B: M-Hicks. 3B: M-Pope. HR: MWomack (1 on in 3rd) Top hitters:
G-Nesler 1-3 (RBI). M-Langston 2-3,
Garner 2-3, Womack 1-3 (2 RBI).
Records: Graves 16-14, McCracken
28-2.
Golden State ties series 2-2, routs Grizzlies
Associated Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — MVP
Stephen Curry scored 21 of
his 33 points by halftime, and
the Golden State Warriors
snapped their two-game skid
Monday night by routing the
Memphis Grizzlies 101-84 to
tie their Western Conference
semifinal at 2-2.
The Warriors hadn’t lost
three straight games all season, and they never came
close as they took back
home-court advantage. Curry hadn’t scored more than
23 points in this series, and
he nearly had that by halftime.
Draymond Green had 16
points and 10 rebounds for
the Warriors while Klay
Thompson had 15 points,
Harrison Barnes 12 and Andre Iguodala 11.
Marc Gasol had 19 points
and 10 rebounds for Memphis while Zach Randolph
had 12 points and 11 rebounds. Mike Conley finished with 10 points and
seven assists but was 4 of
15 from the field. Memphis
pulled its starters with 3:00
left.
Game 5 is Wednesday at
AP Photo/Mark Humphrey
Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley (right) moves past
Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson in the second
half of Game 4 of their second-round playoff series on Monday in Memphis, Tenn.
Golden State.
Hawks 106,
Wizards 101
WASHINGTON — Finally
looking a bit more like a No.
1 seed than the team that’s
been so-so in the playoffs,
the Atlanta Hawks beat the
Washington Wizards behind
Jeff Teague’s 26 points, including a key 3, to even their
second-round series at two
games apiece.
Two days after hitting a
buzzer-beater to win Game
3, Washington’s Paul Pierce
missed a 3-point attempt that
would have tied the score
with less than 10 seconds left.
Al Horford had 18 points
and 10 rebounds and Paul
Millsap added 19 points, six
assists and five rebounds, as
three of Atlanta’s four All-
Stars played significant roles.
Washington’s lone AllStar, point guard John Wall,
missed a third consecutive
game with a broken left hand.
Game 5 is Wednesday night
at Atlanta.
Right from the start, the
Hawks were back to being
the free-flowing, ball-moving
regular-season version of
themselves, the squad that
won 60 games, rather than
the disjointed, disorganized
bunch that had been 5-4 this
postseason.
The Hawks led most of the
game, but Washington cut the
deficit to 101-97 with under 2
minutes remaining. Teague’s
3-pointer with 72 seconds left
got the margin back to seven.
Still, after Washington’s
Bradley Beal blocked a shot
by Dennis Schroder in the
lane to keep Atlanta’s lead at
104-101, the Wizards had the
ball and called a timeout with
9.5 seconds remaining. They
got Pierce an open look at a 3,
but it went off the rim.
The Wizards, seeded fifth
in the Eastern Conference,
entered Monday with the best
record in these playoffs at 6-1,
including 3-0 at home.
All-Star race
has lacked
pizzazz in
recent years
BY JENNA FRYER
AP Auto Racing Writer
CONCORD, N.C. — The lore
of NASCAR’s annual All-Star
race has been building since
1987, when Dale Earnhardt’s
“pass in the grass” gave him
the victory.
That exciting third installment of the All-Star race was
followed by plenty of stellar finishes — Rusty Wallace’s 1989
victory over a spinning Darrell
Waltrip in a race dubbed “The
Tide Slide,” or Davey Allison’s
1992 door-to-door battle with
Kyle Petty that sent Allison to
the hospital after he took the
checkered flag on “One Hot
Night.”
But the reality is those kinds
of finishes don’t happen very
often anymore.
In fact, the All-Star race has
been a bit of a dud for almost
10 years now.
There’s been a handful of
highlights, mainly involving
Kyle Busch, and mostly for the
off-track drama created by ontrack incidents.
Busch and big brother Kurt
wrecked each other in 2007
racing for position, and it triggered a feud that still isn’t
completely healed. They went
six months without speaking,
finally breaking the ice when
their grandmother requested
a peace agreement for Thanksgiving dinner.
In 2010, Kyle Busch tried to
pass teammate Denny Hamlin for the lead when Hamlin
threw a block that sent Busch
into the wall. A livid Busch radioed his team he was “going
to kill” Hamlin after the race.
“I had this race won! It was
won!” he screamed.
Aside from that kind of drama, only the most rabid fans
can remember many of the hohum finishes of the last decade.
Jimmie Johnson has won four
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Marshall rallies over Murray
Staff report
DRAFFENVILLE
—
Marshall County scored
three two-out runs on a
hit, a walk and two Murray errors in the sixth
inning to come from behind and win this Fourth
District softball showdown 8-6 Monday.
Kenslie Cross and Bailey Murphy each had
three hits for the Marshals
with Cross driving in two
runs and Murphy smacking two doubles. Shelby
Moss had three hits for
the Tigers, and Rachel
Todd had three RBIs.
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Murray 210 300 0 6 14 0
Marshall 210 113 x 8 12 4
Blane and Moss; Renfrow,
Snow (4) and Fiessinger.
WP: Snow (9-4). LP: Blane.
2B: MU-Carver; MA-Murphy
2, Cross, Fiessinger, Smothers. 3B: none. HR: none. Top
hitters: MU-Blane 2-4, Moss
3-5 (RBI), Todd 2-4 (3 RBIs),
Carver 2-4 (RBI); MA-Miller 2-4
(2 RBIs), Smothers 2-4 (2 RBIs),
Cross 3-4 (2 RBIs), Murphy 3-3
(RBI). Records: Murray 17-11,
Marshall 19-7.
Tilghman 5, Graves 3
— At Mayfield, Paducah
Tilghman edged Graves
County for the third time
this season. Tied at 1 in
the fourth inning, the
Lady Tornado used a
three-run frame to go on
top. Karlee Humphrey
started it with an RBI
triple to score Elizabeth
Driver, with Destiny
Burgess later hitting a
double to score a couple
more runs and make it
4-1.
Graves scored two in
the fifth on a two-run
single from Chloe Grover, but stranded the tying and go-ahead runs
on base in the seventh
inning.
Tilghman
is
3-0
against Graves this year,
winning the matchups by
a combined four runs.
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Tilghman 100 301 0 5 9 1
Graves
010 020 0 3 9 0
WP: Humphrey. LP: Payne.
2B: Tyler, Burgess. 3B: Driver,
Humphrey. HR: None. Top hitters: PT-Driver 2-3 (RBI), Tyler
2-3 (RBI), Massey 2-3, Burgess
1-3 (2 RBI). G-Adkins 2-3, Grover 2-4 (2 RBI).
Records: Tilghman 19-8,
Graves 17-12.
UHA 6, Calloway 2
— After nine innings of
defensive brilliance, visiting University Heights
Academy broke through
with five runs in the top
of the 10th to get past
Calloway County. Lexie
O’Daniel struck out nine
Lakers over 10 innings
for the win on top of going 2-for-5 with an RBI.
Ashlyn Stalls was 2-for-5
Baseball
with an RBI for Calloway.
Marshall 10, Trigg 0
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— At Draffenville, MarUniversity 000 001 000 5 6 10 0
shall County got off to a
Calloway 000 000 100 1 2 6 3
blazing start with seven
O’Daniel and Shemwell; L.
runs in the first inning
Kelso and K. Kelso.
and finished off Trigg
WP: O’Daniel. LP: L. Kelso.
2B: U-Reynolds. 3B: none. County with three more
HR: none. Top hitters: U- in the fifth. Dylan GreenO’Daniel 2-5 (RBI), Shemwell field had three hits for
2-5 (RBI), Reynolds 2-5 (RBI), the Marshals, and Blake
Juckett 2-4; C-Stalls 2-5 (RBI).
Records: UHA 26-4, Calloway Johnson drove in two
runs.
10-15.
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000 00 0 2 2
Livingston 6, Hopkins Trigg
Central 0 — At Mor- Marshall 700 03 10 14 0
Terrell, Oliver (5) and Allen;
tons Gap, Tiffany Padon Goins
and Rogers.
struck out seven and alWP: Goins. LP: Terrell.
lowed just two hits and
2B: M-Beal, Bright, Johnson,
two walks in six innings Wooten. 3B: none. HR: none.
of Livingston Central’s Top hitters: M-Johnson 2-3 (2
shutout of Hopkins RBI), Greenfield 3-3 (RBI), Rogers 2-2, Beal 2-3 (RBI). Records:
County Central.
Trigg 14-14, Marshall 22-8.
Tiffany Padon, Tabby
Padon and Laken Smith
St. Mary 9, Murray
each had three hits for 4 — At Murray, Brian
the Cardinals with Tif- Johnston was 2-for-4
fany Padon slugging two with a double and two
doubles and driving in RBIs as St. Mary downed
two runs.
Murray. The Tigers
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managed just three hits
Livingston 001 022 1 6 14 1 against three Vikings
Hopkins 000 000 0 0 4 1 pitchers.
Ti. Padon, Doyle (7) and Dal–––
ton; Menser, Linville (5) and
Gray.
WP: Ti. Padon (8-9). LP:
Menser.
2B: L-Ti. Padon 2, Smith. 3B:
none. HR: none. Top hitters:
L-Ta. Padon 3-4, Ti. Padon 3-4
(2 RBIs), Smith 3-4; H-Herring
2-3. Records: Livingston 12-11,
Hopkins Central 8-18.
St. Mary 012 200 4 9 8 3
Murray 100 200 1 4 3 4
Smith, McCauley (5), Vinyard
(6) and Johnston; Shelton, Gray
(5), Lassiter (6) and Elder.
WP: Smith (2-2). LP: Shelton.
2B: S-Johnston. 3B: none.
HR: none. Top hitters: S-Johnston 2-4 (2 RBIs). M-Allen 2-3.
Record: St. Mary 12-11.
Cardinals coming off first series loss
the World Series in 2011.
“I hate that I constantly bring up the past
but the Rays got better
because they played at
Yankee Stadium and
they played at Fenway
Park a lot,” Maddon said
during the Cardinals’ last
homestand. “I’m here to
tell you, you want to play
good teams, you want to
play the best teams as often as you can.”
Maddon rattled off
Cardinals milestones going back a century when
Branch Rickey was just
beginning to put his
stamp on the franchise,
to the 1930s, when they
developed a strong farm
system, to the present-
day blend of high-paid
stars and organizationbred fixtures.
“That’s a methodology
they’ve built up,” Maddon said. “They have a
way of doing things and
it’s rooted.”
During an eight-game
winning streak that followed Wainwright’s surgery, four players signed
as non-roster invitees
earned victories. They
swept the Pittsburgh
Pirates in a three-game
series that lasted 35 innings, with all the games
going to extra innings.
The likes of Carlos Villanueva, Miguel Socolovich and Mitch Harris
stood tall.
“You do put a lot of
time and effort trying to
get the right players to
join the organization,”
general manager John
Mozeliak said. “A lot of
times you’re selling opportunity more than
anything.”
Mark Reynolds had a
big hit in two games during the winning streak,
a grand slam and goahead double. Signing
the slugger to a one-year
deal strengthened St.
Louis’ bench.
“This team always
finds a way to win,”
Reynolds said recently.
“Playing against them
so much last year and
throughout my career,
you get sick of watching
them on TV in October
pretty much.”
Reality has set in a
bit with the Cardinals
dropping two of three
at Pittsburgh over the
weekend. Still, they have
been tenacious as well
as resilient, with the six
losses during the marathon 20-game run by a
combined 11 runs.
Carpenter, who is
among the league leaders with a .333 average and 14 doubles, will
rejoin the team for an
interleague series that
starts Tuesday in Cleveland.
only occasion when this
occurred,
particularly
in light of the evidence
referring to deflation
of footballs going back
to before the beginning
of the 2014 season,” he
wrote.
“It is impossible to
determine whether this
activity had an effect on
the outcome of games or
what that effect was.”
In his 243-page report
released by the league
last week, Wells found
that the team broke the
rules again, this time by
deflating the game footballs after they had been
checked by officials. Although the report did
not conclusively link the
four-time Super Bowl
champion to the illegal
activity, text messages
between the equipment
staffers indicated that
Brady knew it was going on. Investigators said
Brady’s explanation for
the messages was implausible.
“It is unlikely that an
equipment assistant and
a locker room attendant
would deflate game balls
without Brady’s knowledge and approval,” the
report said.
Although Brady has issued only general statements in his defense, his
agent, Don Yee, said the
report omitted key facts
and was “a significant
and terrible disappointment.”
The NFL allows each
team to provide the footballs used by its offense
— a procedure Brady
played a role in creating
— but it requires them to
be inflated in that range
of 12.5-13.5 pounds per
square inch. Footballs
with less pressure can be
easier to grip and catch,
and Brady has expressed
a preference for the lower end of the range.
Brady said last week
that the scandal hasn’t
taken away from the
team’s 28-24 Super Bowl
win over Seattle — its
fourth NFL title since the
2001 season.
“Absolutely not,” he
said at a previously
planned appearance in
Salem, Massachusetts,
last Thursday night. “We
earned everything we got
and achieved as a team,
and I am proud of that
and so are our fans.”
BY R.B. FALLSTROM
AP Sports Writer
ST. LOUIS — More
than a month into the
season, the St. Louis
Cardinals finally lost a
series.
Given their list of injuries, it’s a remarkable
start.
The Cardinals finally
got a break Monday after playing 20 consecutive games, going 14-6
during a challenging
stretch for the players
and the team’s training
staff. They own the best
record in the majors at
22-9 despite losing ace
Adam Wainwright for
the season with a torn
Achilles tendon, shutting down key reliever
Jordan Walden due to
biceps and shoulder
woes and giving third
baseman Matt Carpenter a break due to extreme fatigue and dehydration.
Plus, young starter
Carlos Martinez has fallen into a rut.
The fast start despite the run of injuries
prompted new Cubs
manager Joe Maddon to
express admiration for
the Cardinals’ successful history. St. Louis has
been in the NL championship series the last
three years after winning
AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar
St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Carlos Martinez collects himself on the mound in the first
inning of Saturday’s game against the Pittsburgh
Pirates in Pittsburgh. The Pirates won 7-5.
BRADY
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the NFL has handed out,
to Ed DeBartolo Jr., then
the San Francisco 49ers’
owner, who pleaded
guilty to a felony in his
role in a Louisiana gambling scandal in 1999.
Vincent told the Patriots the punishment was
handed out regardless
of whether the flatter
footballs — which can be
easier to grip and catch
— affected the outcome
of the blowout win over
the Colts. Vincent said
the flattening of balls
probably began much
earlier.
“While we cannot be
certain when the activity began, the evidence
suggests that January
18th was not the first and
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McKamey earns No. 1 seed at state
The brackets and seeds for the KHSAA State
Tennis Tournaments were released Monday, with
defending champion Michelle McKamey holding
the No. 1 seed in girls singles.
McCracken County’s McKamey won the First
Region championship this month and will look
to defend her state championship this weekend
in Lexington, beginning with a first-round match
against Hancock County’s Ally Delaney.
McKamey’s teammate, Taylor Sprouse, earned
a No. 5 seed and will begin the tournament by
facing Kyleigh Murray of Mercer County.
Also earning seeds to the state tournament
is the Lady Mustang duo of Madelyn Kauffman/
Sophia Shiben, who have a No. 4 seed in the
girls doubles tournament. The Mustang doubles
tandem of Tommy Hagan/Logan McKinney will
have a No. 5 seed.
The first three rounds will take place Thursday
and Friday, with the semifinals and championships Saturday at the UK Boone/Downing Tennis
Complex.
For the team tournament beginning Thursday,
McCracken’s girls will face Sacred Heart in the
semifinals — with the Russell-Notre Dame winner awaiting them in the championship should
they advance. The McCracken boys will face St.
Xavier in the team semifinals, and the Covington
Catholic-Ashland Blazer winner in the championships Friday if they win.
— Staff report
Ballard’s Bledsoe sings with KCU
Ballard Memorial High School senior Dre’ Bledsoe signed to play football for Kentucky Christian University in Grayson last week at BMHS.
Bledsoe was a four-year starter at BMHS as a
wide receiver and defensive back. His four-year
stats include 23 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
KCU defensive coordinator Tony Bowman attended the ceremony, along with Ballard head
coach John Elliott and assistant coach Jason
Kennedy.
— Staff report
Carpenter to rejoin Cardinals today
ST. LOUIS— Matt Carpenter will rejoin the
St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday after missing a
weekend series in Pittsburgh because of dehydration and an accelerated heart.
General manager John Mozeliak said manager
Mike Matheny will decided whether Carpenter
starts in Tuesday’s series opener at Cleveland.
Carpenter is among the National League leaders
with a .333 average and tied for the league lead
with 14 doubles.
Mozeliak said Monday the team will monitor
Carpenter closely. Mozeliak also said Tyler Lyons
will remain in the rotation for now, filling the
spot of sidelined ace Adam Wainwright.
Marco Gonzales and Jaime Garcia both made
injury rehabilitation starts last weekend and
both will make at least one more start in the
minor leagues.
— Associated Press
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CONTINUED FROM 1B
ries in that same stretch,
and all three should be
among the most dominant drivers in Saturday
night’s running at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
So what’s the problem
with the All-Star race?
For starters, there’s
nothing really “all-star”
about the event. This
year’s running is a 110lap affair with probably
20 drivers competing
— a little less than half
the regular, 43-car field
running what’s in essence just a shortened
version of any other
race on a mile-and-ahalf track.
Sure, the event is divided into segments and
concludes with a 10-lap
sprint to the finish for
the $1 million prize.
Only problem? Time
and time again the current rules package has
shown that, barring a
late caution or fluke finish, the driver that wins
the restart will win the
race. Clean air means
everything in NASCAR,
and 10 laps just aren’t
enough for a driver to
chase down the leader.
Oh, and that part
about laying it all out on
the line for the chance
to win the big prize?
Well, $1 million doesn’t
mean the same to today’s crop of drivers as
it did when the race debuted in 1985. Drivers
aren’t racing anymore
to buy groceries or tires
or to pay the travel to
the next week’s race.
A lack of true rivalries
in the sport leaves little
incentive for a driver to
take many risks for a $1
million prize, a payout
the team owner is taking at least 40 percent
from. Nobody wants
to tear up equipment
or wreck someone in a
meaningless race.
Some suggestions to
improve the race:
■ Put more money on
the line. Dangle a prize
out there that might
actually entice a driver.
Charlotte Motor Speedway President Marcus
Smith firmly believes
the $1 million to the
winner — the highest
payout in any NASCAR
event — is still a meaningful payday.
■ Smith’s idea of not
using a rule package is
actually a strong draw
for the competitors and
fans. It would put some
ingenuity and creativity into car design and
setup, and for one race
legalize any attempts
to, ahem, cheat and get
outside of NASCAR’s
current box.
■ Scrap the Showdown, the race where
drivers can transfer into
the main event. Turn it
into heat races, which
have proved to be wildly popular among fans
when used in the Truck
Series at Eldora Speedway.
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TODAY
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL — Calloway County
at Paducah Tilghman, Murray at St. Mary, Marshall County at Ballard Memorial, Fulton County
at Graves County, Caldwell County at Lyon
County, Fort Campbell at Livingston Central, Trigg
County at Hopkins County Central.
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL — Marshall County
at McCracken County, Carlisle County at Graves
County, Ballard Memorial at Mayfield, Hickman
County at Calloway County, Caldwell County at
Crittenden County, Livingston Central at Webster
County, Russellville at Trigg County.
The Paducah Sun • Tuesday, May 12, 2015 • 3B
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Could You ‘Bee’ a Winner?
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This week, students from every
state will meet to
compete for the
championship
of the National
Geographic Bee in
Washington, D.C.
The Mini Page
talked with the
executive director of the bee to find out
more about the contest.
What is geography?
Geography is the study of the
features of our planet and the way
that human populations affect those
features, such as how we use the land
and where we live. The word comes
from Greek, with “geo” meaning Earth
and “graphia” meaning writing.
Beefing up geography
The National Geographic Bee is just
26 years old. In 1989, educators were
worried that students weren’t learning
enough about geography. The National
Geographic Society started the bee
to let people know how important
geography knowledge is and to get
kids excited about learning.
Starting with schools
Each year in February, more than
4 million students from schools all
across the country compete in their
school geography bees. The school
bees also take place in the District of
Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S.
Virgin Islands, U.S. Pacific territories,
and in the schools for children of U.S.
military service members.
Students in grades 5 through 8
can compete in school bees. Did you
participate in your school geo bee?
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Delaware, thinks about his answer during
the first round of the National Geographic
Bee in 2014.
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Winners of school bees take a
written test. The top 100 scores in
each state or territory then compete in
a state bee in March.
In May, 54 winners of the state
bees travel to Washington with their
families to represent their state or
territory in the national bee.
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$100, and their trip to the capital is
paid for by the National Geographic
Society.
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The Not-Its! is an indie band
based in Seattle that plays
original rock/pop music for
children. The band’s latest album
is “Raise Your Hand.”
Lead singer Sarah Shannon
runs music and movement classes
in Seattle. She was in show choir Danny, Sarah, Michael, Jennie,
Tom
in college and studied opera.
Danny Adamson began playing
guitar in the eighth grade. He has worked as a social worker with
homeless youth and is a Realtor.
Guitarist Tom Baisden teaches special-needs elementary school
kids. Bass player Jennie Helman works in human resources.
Drummer Michael Welke is working with a design firm and as an
events manager. He took piano lessons as a child.
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The NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament
is college basketball’s premier event — a 68-team, singleelimination competition to crown the sport’s national
champion. With the stakes so high, experience is often an
important key to success. But not always.
The Duke University Blue Devils took the court in the
championship game with three freshmen in the starting
lineup and a fourth coming off the bench. Freshman point
guard Tyus Jones led the charge for the Blue Devils, who
had powered through the South Region to advance to the
school’s 16th Final Four and its 11th championship game
appearance.
In the 68-63 victory against the Wisconsin Badgers,
Tyus led all scorers with 23 points and helped Duke claim
its fifth national title. For his efforts, Tyus was named the
Final Four’s Most Outstanding Player, becoming the first
Duke freshman to win the award, and the sixth overall.
Can you answer these
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students or friends
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them right!
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Contestants study for the geo bee in
many different ways. They use maps
and atlases. Some form study groups
and share the knowledge they have.
National Geographic also provides
study guides and an app that anyone
can use to improve their geography
knowledge.
Questions for bee contestants
include many geography subjects,
including economics, political systems,
physical features of places, questions
about cultures and populations, and
historical events.
Akhil Rekulapelli,
an eighth-grader
from Dulles,
Virginia, was the
winner of the
2014 National
Geographic Bee.
He celebrates
with journalist
Soledad O’Brien,
moderator of the
bee, and National
Geographic
president Gary E.
Knell.
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This year, the finals take place
May 11-13. On
the first day
of competition,
10 finalists are
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of them wins
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on to compete in
the final round on the second day.
While
contestants
and their
families are in
Washington,
D.C., they
are invited to participate in many
activities as a group. But there’s also
time for them to explore the capital
and see the sights.
The National Geographic Bee
champion wins a $50,000 college
scholarship, lifetime membership
in the National Geographic Society
and a trip for two to the Galápagos
islands.
The second-place finisher receives
a $25,000 college scholarship, and
the student who places third receives
a college scholarship of $10,000.
Why do we call contests of knowledge about geography or
spelling “bees”? According to Merriam-Webster, this bee is
different from the stinging insects we think of when we hear
the word.
The Middle English word “bene” meant help given by
neighbors in accomplishing a task. People still get together
to help each other other assemble a quilt at quilting bees.
Contests of spelling and other subjects can be traced back to the 1600s. You
can “bee” a part of this long tradition by participating in your school’s spelling
or geography bee!
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The Mini Page thanks Dan Beaupre,
executive director of the National
Geographic Bee, for help with this issue.
Next week, The Mini Page is all about
staying safe during lightning season.
Answer: Argentina. Answers from Page 1: 1. Baffin
Island; 2. tundra; 3. Florida
Why “bee”?
Mini Jokes
All the following jokes have something in common. Can you
guess the common theme or category?
The Mini Page Staff
Betty Debnam - Founding Editor and Editor at Large Lisa Tarry - Managing Editor Lucy Lien - Associate Editor Wendy Daley - Artist
Greg: What is the sleepiest mountain in the world?
Ginger: Mount Everest!
Gina: What is the difference between biography
and geography?
Gary: One is about chaps and the other is about
maps!
Grace: What do Sleepy Hollow and a map
key have in common?
Granger: Both are legends!
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7 AM
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Real Life
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7 KBSI
8 Paid Program Dish Nation
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WGN-A 9 Paid Program Joyce Meyer
Judge Faith
Judge Faith
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5 WKMU 10 Odd Squad
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, KFVS 12 (4:30) The Breakfast Show
Paid Program The Breakfast Show (N)
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Reed Show
ION 15 Paid Prog.
Feldick
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International
USA 16 Law & Order: SVU
Law & Order: SVU
NICK 18 SpongeBob
SpongeBob
SpongeBob
PAW Patrol
E!
19 Kardashian
Kardashian
ESPN 22 SportsCenter Å
Kardashian
Kardashian
SportsCenter Å
ESPN2 23 (5:00) Mike & Mike (N) (Live) Å
CNN 24 (5:00) New Day The latest news, weather and stories.
MTV
LIFE
BET
25 Music Feed ’
26 Paid Prog.
Makeover
28 Inspiration
Peter Popoff
EWTN 29 St. Michael
Holy Rosary
CNBC 31 (5:00) Squawk Box (N) Å
A&E
TNT
34 Parking
Parking
35 Charmed “Coyote Piper”
36 ’70s Show
’70s Show
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The View ’ Å
Who Wants/ Who Wants/
Millionaire
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Paid Program The Queen Latifah Show ’ Å Cops ReCops Reloaded ’
loaded ’
The Doctors ’ Å
Sesame Street Elmo splashes
in the puddles.
Rachael Ray ’ Å
Teen Kids
Paid Program
News (N)
Walker, Texas Ranger “The
Return of LaRue”
Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger
Judge Mathis Derogatory text
messages. (N) Å
Walker, Texas Ranger “The
Juggernaut” Å
Sesame Street Elmo splashes
in the puddles.
Live! With Kelly and Michael
(N) ’ Å
Cape
Paid Program Perry Mason “The Case of the
Chronicle
Terrified Typist”
Flashpoint ’ Å
Flashpoint “Just a Man”
The People’s Court (N) ’ Å
Walker, Texas Ranger “The
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Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train
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The Price Is Right ’ Å
Quincy, M.E. An assassin
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Hot Bench
Hot Bench
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Peg Plus Cat Peg Plus Cat
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The Young and the Restless
(N) ’ Å
The Rockford Files Rockford
helps to get evidence.
Flashpoint ’ Å
12 PM
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The Chew ’ Å
Paternity
Paternity
Court
Court
Local 6 Midday (N)
The Steve Wilkos Show (N)
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Super Why! Å Thomas &
Friends (N)
Heartland
Bold/Beautiful
News (N)
Gunsmoke A lawyer defends
Indians. Å
Criminal Minds ’ Å
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Law & Order: SVU
Law & Order: SVU
Law & Order: SVU
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PAW Patrol
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Kardashian
Kardashian
E! News
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SportsCenter (N) Å
PAW Patrol
Botched “Vagina Bomb!”
SportCtr
SportsCenter (N) Å
SportsCenter (N) Å
His & Hers (N) Å
First Take ’ Å
Wolf (N)
CNN Newsroom
At This Hour With
Legal View With Ashleigh
Teen Mom ’ Å
Prince
Prince
Prince
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Unsolved Mysteries
Unsolved Mysteries
Unsolved Mysteries
Frasier ’
Frasier ’
How I Met
How I Met
Women of
Papal Mass With Caritas
Prince
Life on the Rock
Movie
Angelica
Squawk on the Street (N)
Dog
Dog
Dog
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Grey’s Anatomy ’ Å
In the Heat of the Night “Love,
Honor and Obey”
Curious
Curious
George
George
Let’s Make a Deal (N) ’ Å
Law & Order: SVU
SpongeBob
SpongeBob
Botched
Insiders
NFL Live (N)
CNN Newsroom
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Catfish
Grey’s Anatomy Å
››› “Cadillac Records” (2008, Drama) Adrien Brody. Å
Husbands
Prince
Nov. Song
Mercy
Rosary
The Best of Journey
Squawk Alley (N)
Fast Money Halftime
Power Lunch (N) Å
Threshold of Hope (N)
Closing Bell (N) ’ Å
Criminal Minds ’
Criminal Minds ’
CSI: Miami ’ Å
CSI: Miami ’ Å
Criminal Minds ’
Criminal Minds ’
Supernatural Å
Supernatural ’ Å
Supernatural ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
Bones ’ Å
The Middle
700 Club
The 700 Club ’ Å
Gilmore Girls ’ Å
Gilmore Girls ’ Å
The Middle
FNET 37 Bewitched
Bewitched
FNC 42 (5:00) FOX and Friends (N)
Jeannie
Jeannie
All in Family
B. Miller
T.J. Hooker
Starsky and Hutch
Charlie’s Angels
Happening Now (N)
Outnumbered (N)
TVL
Paid Prog.
Paid Prog.
Paid Prog.
Funniest Home Videos
(:09) Family Feud Å
Family Feud
Gilligan Isle
19 Kids
19 Kids
19 Kids
Secretly Pregnant Å
Hoarding: Buried Alive ’
My 600-Lb. Life ’ Å
19 Kids and Counting ’
19 Kids
SYFY 47 Paid Prog.
Paid Prog.
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
FX
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Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
TLC
Outside
CNN Newsroom
Catfish: The TV Show ’
’70s Show
44 Paid Prog.
46 19 Kids
2:30
SportsNation (N) Å
’70s Show
FAM
SpongeBob
Botched
Teen Mom ’ Å
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Harvey
2 PM
Heartland
Paid Program Paid Program Awesome
News (N)
Adventures
Criminal Minds “Haunted”
Criminal Minds ’ Å
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CNN Newsroom
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Street ’
The Talk ’ Å
Team Umiz.
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Charmed ’ Å
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Prince
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George
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(N) ’
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PAW Patrol
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America’s Newsroom (N)
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Good Times
Your Health
Happening Now (N)
The Real Story
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19 Kids
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Couple
Reba Å
Couple
Bonanza “The Rescue”
Say Yes
Say Yes
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
How I Met
How I Met
How I Met
How I Met
HGTV Smart Home 2015
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Beach
Sons of Winter ’ Å
Deadliest Catch ’ Å
My First
Income Property Å
Income Property Å
Income Property Å
Income Property Å
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J. Meyer
21 DAY FIX
Pot Cops ’ Å
Pot Cops ’ Å
Extreme Drug Smuggling
Under Siege: Border
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TURN: Washington
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SPIKE 57 Paid Prog.
HIST 58 Cajun Pawn
Paid Prog.
Paid Prog.
Bar Rescue “Bar Fight”
Bar Rescue ’
Cajun Pawn
Cajun Pawn
Cajun Pawn
Cajun Pawn
Cajun Pawn
TBS
Married
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Big Cat
The Crocodile Hunter ’
Animal Cops Houston ’
Pit Bulls and Parolees ’
Pit Bulls and Parolees ’
Dirty Jobs ’ Å
Dirty Jobs ’ Å
Dirty Jobs “Rum Distiller”
To Be Announced
Paid Prog.
Paid Prog.
Get Away!
No Reservation
No Reservation
Hotel Impossible Å
Hotel Impossible Å
Hotel Impossible Å
Steaks- Americ.
Food Paradise Å
Teen Titans
Teen Titans
Gumball
Gumball
Looney Tunes ’
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Day Off
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Cupcake Wars
Chopped “Momumental”
Pioneer Wo.
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Secrets
30-Minute
Giada-Home
Giada-Home
Big Morning Buzz Live (N)
Gossip
VH1, Music
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta
Love
Hip Hop Songs
HGTV 50 My First
DSC 51 Paid Prog.
AP
59 Married
62 Big Cat
TRV
63 Paid Prog.
TOON 64 Pokémon
COM 65 Body Beast!
FOOD 67 Paid Prog.
VH1
Paid Prog.
Paid Prog.
99 VH1 Plus Music ’
Morning Drive
VH1 Plus Music ’
Hunters Int’l
› “Texas Rangers” (2001) James Van Der Beek.
European LPGA Tour Golf
Cajun Pawn
Nightly
Bar Rescue ’
Bar Rescue ’
Deadliest Catch ’ Å
›› “Van Helsing” (2004) Hugh Jackman. Å
The Golf Fix
Tshwane Open Highlights
Bar Rescue
› “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” (2009) Channing Tatum. ’
Golf Acad.
Golf Acad.
Cajun Pawn
Cajun Pawn
Cajun Pawn
Restoration
Restoration
Restoration
Restoration
Restoration
Restoration
Restoration
Restoration
Seinfeld
Seinfeld
Cleveland
Amer. Dad
Amer. Dad
Amer. Dad
Amer. Dad
Family Guy
King
King
King
Swab
Hip Hop Songs
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta
PREMIUM CHANNELS
HBO
Simple
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(5:30) ›› “Into the Blue” (2005) ’
“Happily N’Ever After”
Pitch Perf
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›› “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters” (2013) ’
(:45) ›› “Walking Tall” (2004) ’
›› “Prime” (2005) Meryl Streep. ’
(:15) ›› “Replicant” (2001, Action) ’ Å
Neighbors
›› “Non-Stop” (2014)
›› “Last Holiday” (2006) Queen Latifah. ’ Å
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Arthur ’ (EI)
Wild Kratts Å Odd Squad
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The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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Steve Harvey ’ Å
Martha Speaks WordGirl
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The Dr. Oz Show ’ Å
News 3 at 5
ABC World
WSIL 3
(N) Å
News
The Wendy Williams Show
Celebrity
Celebrity
WDKA 4 (N) ’ Å
Name Game Name Game
Jeopardy!
The Insider
Dr. Phil ’ Å
Local 6 at
NBC Nightly
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(N) Å
Five (N)
News (N) ’
Jerry Springer (N) ’ Å
Judge Judy
Judge Judy
Mike & Molly Big Bang
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America’s Funniest Home
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CBS Evening
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News (N)
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Minute (N)
bance at a fund-raiser.
Criminal Minds ’ Å
Criminal Minds ’ Å
ION 15 Criminal Minds ’ Å
Law & Order: SVU
Law & Order: SVU
USA 16 Law & Order: SVU
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gens in chicken. (N)
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Entertainment Dancing With the Stars “ReMarvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Season Finale) S.H.I.E.L.D.
(N) Å
’Night
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fights a line-blurring war. (N) ’ Å
Family Feud Family Feud Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Criminal Intent Everybody
Everybody
(N) Å
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“Cuba Libre” Å
“Cold Comfort” ’
Raymond
Raymond
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Wheel of
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Chicago Fire “Spartacus”
Six (N)
Fortune (N)
to the live finals. (N)
(N) Å
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(Season Finale) (N) ’
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News at 9 on FOX23 (N)
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Theory
(N) Å (DVS)
hopefuls perform. (N)
America’s Funniest Home
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Videos ’ Å
black man arouses the Klan’s ire. Å
PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å
Jubilee Mandolinist Bobby
Panama Canal: Eighth Wonder Frontline The spread of pathoOsborne; Del McCoury.
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gens in chicken. (N)
Heartland
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NCIS: New Orleans “My City” (:01) CSI: Cyber “Ghost in the
News (N)
emotional loss. ’
(Season Finale) (N)
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truth. (N) ’ Å
Your Mother ’ Å
Criminal Minds ’ Å
Criminal Minds ’ Å
Criminal Minds “100” ’
Criminal Minds ’ Å
BBC World
Last of the
Above and Beyond ’ Å
News Å
Wine
News 3 at 10 (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live ’ Å (:37) Nightline
(N) Å
(N)
The Simpsons Family Guy
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Backroads
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Heartland
(:35) Late Show With David
James Corden
News (N)
Letterman Å
Access Hol- Discovering Heartland
Columbo
lywood (N)
Life
News (N)
The Listener ’ Å
The Listener “Vanished”
Law & Order: SVU
NHL Hockey Conference Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) (Live)
Law & Order: SVU
NICK 18 Odd Parents
E!
19 Botched
Odd Parents
Bella
SpongeBob
Full House
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ESPN 22 NFL Live (N) Question
ESPN2 23 His & Hers Å
CNN
MTV
LIFE
BET
24 Jake Tapper
25 Catfish: The TV Show ’
26 Wife Swap “Baur/Fine”
Prince
28 Prince
Bella
TNT
FAM
34 Married at First Sight ’
35 Bones ’ Å
Reba Å
36 Reba Å
Jeannie
FNET 37 Happening
FNC 42 Your World W/ Cavuto
44 Bonanza “The Dark Gate”
Say Yes
46 Say Yes
SYFY 47 Ghost Hunters ’ Å
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49 Anger
Little Time
Botched “Boob-Watch”
Botched “The Bacon Bra”
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SportsCenter (N) Å
Olbermann
You Herd
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Interruption
The Situation Room (N)
SpongeBob
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SportsCenter (N) Å
30 for 30 Å
E! News (N)
Law & Order: SVU
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Botched
Baseball Tonight (N) (Live)
SportsCenter (N) Å
SportsCenter (N) Å
30 for 30
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Baseball Tonight (N) (Live)
Anderson Cooper 360 (N)
CNN Special Report (N)
CNN Tonight (N)
Anderson Cooper 360
CNN Special Report
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Teen Mom ’ Å
Finding Carter (N) ’
Faking It ’
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Wife Swap “Roy/Maness”
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Dance Moms Å
Dance Moms (N) Å
Dance Moms (N) Å
(:02) Kim of Queens
(:02) Kim of Queens
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Prince
Prince
›› “White Chicks” (2004) Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans. Å
Nellyville (N) Å
Single Ladies “Build”
Nellyville Å
Wendy Williams Show
EWTN News
At the Heart
Prince
Mad Money (N)
Mother Angelica Live
EWTN News
Threshold of Hope
Grab Your
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Shark Tank ’ Å
Shark Tank ’ Å
The Profit “SJC Drums”
Shark Tank ’ Å
Married at First Sight ’
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(:01) Married at First Sight
(:02) Married at First Sight
Married at First Sight ’
Married at First Sight ’
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Castle “Kill Shot” ’
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Special Report
Gilligan Isle
B. Miller
Greta Van Susteren
Reba Å
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Mike
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DSC 51 (2:00) Deadliest Catch ’
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Beach
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Gilligan Isle
Reba Å
Two Men
Deadliest Catch ’ Å
Gilligan Isle
All in Family
Deadliest Catch ’ Å
Golf Central (N) (Live)
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Holy Rosary
Faking It ’
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63 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern
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TOON 64 Gumball
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COM 65 Futurama
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Teen Mom “The F Bomb”
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
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Friends ’
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19 Kids and Counting “Jill’s Special Delivery” Å
AP
Prince
Catfish “Steven & Samm”
Gilligan Isle
Restoration
Younger ’
Grantland Basketball
The Willis Family “Mama”
Friends ’
59 Friends ’
62 To Be Announced
Prince
Botched A man with super-sized lips. (N)
TLC
TBS
Full House
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TVL
SPIKE 57 GI Joe
HIST 58 Restoration
Full House
Catfish: The TV Show ’
Our Lady of Fatima: Procession
EWTN 29 Animated
Fast Money (N)
CNBC 31 (2:00) Closing Bell (N) ’
A&E
Make It Pop
PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å
7:30
Arthur ’ (EI)
( WNPT
The 700 Club ’ Å
Boy Meets...
Boy Meets...
Starsky and Hutch
Charlie’s Angels
T.J. Hooker
Malcolm
Good Times
The O’Reilly Factor (N)
The Kelly File (N)
Hannity (N)
The O’Reilly Factor Å
The Kelly File
Raymond
Raymond
Raymond
Younger (N)
King
19 Kids and Counting (N)
The Willis Family (N) ’
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Ghost Hunters ’ Å
Mike
Mike
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Flip or Flop
Flip or Flop
Flip or Flop
Inside PGA
Flip or Flop
Deadliest Catch: The Bait
Flip or Flop
Flip or Flop
Deadliest Catch (N) Å
› “Wild Hogs” (2007) Tim Allen, John Travolta. Å
Learning
(:01) Married at First Sight
Inside the NBA (N) Å
Fantasy Island ’
Raymond
›› “Dark Shadows” (2012) Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer.
Papal Mass With Caritas
Shark Tank ’ Å
NBA Basketball Los Angeles Clippers at Houston Rockets. (N)
19 Kids and Counting (N)
Deadliest Catch ’ Å
Women of
School of Golf (N)
King
Friends ’
Friends ’
The Willis Family Å
Haunting (N)
(:01) Ghost Hunters Å
›› “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” (2005, Action) Brad Pitt.
Hunters
Hunters Int’l
Sons of Winter (N) Å
Flip or Flop
Flip or Flop
Deadliest Catch ’ Å
›› “The Bucket List” (2007) Jack Nicholson. Å
Golf’s Greatest Rounds (N)
›› “Shooter” (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña. ’
King
19 Kids and Counting ’
Flip or Flop
Flip or Flop
Sons of Winter ’ Å
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Golf Central
Golf’s Greatest Rounds
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Cnt. Cars
Cnt. Cars
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ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Don’t be fooled by an empty
promise. Stick to what’s
familiar even if it’s boring.
Self-deception will lead you
down the wrong path. Ask a
trusted friend for his or her
thoughts regarding your current situation.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
A fast talker will try to take
advantage of you. Don’t be
gullible. If something sounds
too good to be true, it probably is. Make a concerted
effort to improve personal
relationships with talk, not
cash. You can’t buy love.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
You will have to compromise
if you want to accomplish
anything today. Avoid senseless disputes and focus on
making money. It’s important
to work toward greater security and a stable future.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Bring your ideas into the
open and begin the process
of making them a reality.
You’ll be surprised by the returns you get from the effort
you make. Love is on the rise
and a promise can be made.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Money can be made, but not
through a fast-cash scheme.
Make a change to your current situation that is geared
toward a higher income.
Steady progress can be
made if you are disciplined
and willing to do the work
yourself.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.
22): Keep your thoughts to
yourself if you don’t want to
be called out by a colleague
waiting for you to make a
mistake. Focus on what you
do best and you will outmaneuver any competition you
face. Let your intuition guide
you.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
Take action. This is not the
day to sit back and let others
take the lead. Use your common sense, expertise and
knowledge to get what you
want. Don’t argue or make a
fuss; do whatever it takes to
bring about positive change.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Things are looking up.
Let your imagination lead
you in a new direction. Love
is in the stars, and joining
forces with someone special
will lead to a better home
environment. Develop your
dreams, hopes and wishes,
and you will succeed.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21): Don’t waffle or
take someone’s word as gospel. Do your due diligence,
ask questions and make
decisions based on your findings and your needs. Personal or professional changes
will be necessary in order to
keep the peace.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Don’t feel obliged to
take part in something that
doesn’t interest you. Time
spent doing your own thing
will pay off.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Consider making a residential move or upgrade your
current environment. Talks
will lead to positive changes
and a workable plan. Begin
a project that has potential,
and it could become profitable. Speak your mind.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20): Uncertainty will cloud
your vision. Step back and
consider what you want before making promises you
may not want to deliver.
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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 Like a sluggard
5 Bottomless pit
10 Diving duck
14 Woodwind with
nearly a threeoctave range
15 Popeye’s
nemesis
16 Water-draining
aid
17 Scary R.L. Stine
series for kids
19 Barely makes,
with “out”
20 Construction
beam
21 Invention
protection
23 __ the races
26 Panamas, e.g.
29 Crossword
constructor’s
chore
31 “Fiddlesticks!”
32 Small boys
33 Scoundrel
35 New York
governor before
Pataki
38 Hosp. heart test
39 Word that can
follow the starts
of 17-, 26-, 50and 58-Across
41 Squishy lowland
42 R&B singer __
Marie
44 Toon
Snorkasaurus
45 Way off in the
distance
46 Magazine with an
annual list of the
world’s 2,000
biggest public
companies
48 In a wise way
50 Witchcraft and
such
53 Succinct
54 Get a new actor
for
55 Fictional reporter
Lane
57 Memo abbr.
58 Symbols of
Democratic
victories
64 Like racehorses
65 Grimm brutes
66 Smitten to the max
67 Parade honoree
68 Meddlesome sort
69 Unrestrained
indulgence
DOWN
1 Shipboard diary
2 Blood typing
system
3 Field trip
destination
4 Adamant
affirmation
5 “Take a Chance
on Me” group
6 Makes fuzzy
7 “Delicious!”
8 “The Racer’s
Edge”
9 Steel-wool
scrubber
10 Sheer, informally
11 Seller’s
suggestion
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one
13 Adam and Mae
18 “... the __
blackness of the
floors”: Poe
22 Gulf War defense
acronym
23 Nonet minus one
24 Speck of snow
25 Experimental
margin of error
27 Trap victim?
28 Germany’s
longest river, to
Germans
30 Univ. senior’s
exam
34 Ham sandwich
and a soda, e.g.
36 Lunch and dinner
37 How ham may be
served
39 Sounds from
pounds
40 Daybreak goddess
43 “Sorry, that’s
impossible”
45 In the distant past
47 Dugout assistant
49 Quarreling
50 In-your-face
51 River in Hades
52 Wintry
precipitation
56 Peak of Greek
myth
59 Shirt size abbr.
60 Coffee dispenser
61 Roofing sealer
62 __ on your face
63 Put into words
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HELP wanted,
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Operators and
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in the surrounding
areas. MSHA Part
46 & 48 training required, we can
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Madisonville, KY
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Quality No Frills
Photography No
“Must Buy” Packages, You Buy
Only What You
Want. Studio
Portraits, On Location, Senior Pictures, & Product
Photography
270-462-3591 or
270-816-2974
PRESSURE
WASHING
Serving Purchase
area 15 + yrs.
Ins. Free Est.
270-519-0913
0676
MOBILE HOME
LOTS FOR RENT
LARGE LOTS:
Lone Oak. 2105324
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
HOMES FOR
0710
SALE
Metropolis-3BR, 2BA,
2 car gar., lg. deck,
newer appl., 2000+/sq.ft. $149,000 Call
618-524-7134
New Custom
Homes Marshall
Co. Low 2's
Creative Financing
270-832-4954
0710
HOMES FOR
SALE
SEEING is believing! Don't buy
property based on
pictures or representations. For free
information about
avoiding timeshare and real estate scams, write
the Federal Trade
Commission at
Washington, DC
20580 or call the
National Fraud Information Center,
1-800-876-7060.
0741
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
'03 Giles 16x80
Vinyl Siding! NICE!
270-489-2525
24x44 Mobile
Home $3,000/obo
Call 270-334-3050
after 6pm
0820
CAMPERS/
TRAILERS
2005 Jayco Eagle
33' Excel. Cond.
$16,500
270-856-3205
2007 Jayco Eagle
39ft., Like new
condition. $26,000
270-703-0465
CLASSIFIED
CAN DO IT!
Sell. Rent. Place. Find.
Buy. Announce. Greet.
Classified can do it all.
Quickly. Easily.
Cheaply.
Try it now.
Chances are you have
things in storage which
classified can sell or
rent for you.
MONDAY THRU
FRIDAY
Now arrange the circled letters
to form the surprise answer, as
suggested by the above cartoon.
8 A.M.
UNTIL
4:30 P.M.
(Answers tomorrow)
Jumbles: DECAY OZONE EXPIRE SPRAIN
Answer: It was time to plant the corn, and the farmer
was ready to — “PRO-SEED”
0868
CARS FOR SALE
2008 Pontiac Solstice White, convertible, 59,00
miles, $10,600
270-705-2409.
FINANCIAL
TRANSPORTATION 0910
575-8700
TANBOY
Yesterday’s
1306
John Deere MX 8
Semi Mount
Rotary Cutter
270-559-0633
ANGUS bulls, calving ease & growth,
Bremer Bros.
618-524-5396
CREHP
1200
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
"Rent is Negotiable"
AMAREC
HOME IMPROVEMENT
& REPAIR
270-210-0073
THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME
RUMLE
1162
270-970-1319 OR
270-227-2781
CHILD CARE
Apply in Person at
Kids Kare West
5051 Village Sq Dr
Carpet • Linoleum
Laminate Flooring
Hardwood • Tile
Restretching
& Repair
60 Yrs. Experience
1162
270-816-6348
TAKING APPLICATIONS for ALL positions. Apply in person
8-10:30 a.m. 3460 Lone
Oak Rd.
TOKYO HIBACHI
hiring servers.
Apply 3535 James
Sanders Blvd.
270-933-1900.
CLEANING
SERVICES
FLOOR COVERING/
INSTALLATION
★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
Brick-Block
& Stone
Tyler Davenport
Paving & Sealcoating
• Asphalt/Paving
• Asphalt/Driveway
Repair
• Crack Filling
• Asphalt Sealing
• Line Striping
• Rock Hauling
FREE ESTIMATES
270-564-3331
1126
★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
ASPHALT/
CONCRETE
HOME SERVICE 1018
DIRECTORY
ASPHALT/
1018 CONCRETE
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Commission
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1-877-FTC-HELP,
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the FTC.
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classification are
not necessarily for
"help wanted" but
for employment information booklets.
LEGALS
0955
LEGALS
SPECIAL NOTICE
ELECTION OF
OFFICERS
AERIE #3135 FOE
May 13, 12 to 7 pm