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The Paducah Sun | Wednesday, December 4, 2013 | paducahsun.com
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PTHS wears down Fulton County
BY JAMES D. HORNE
[email protected]
Paducah Tilghman welcomed
a pesky Fulton County team to
Tornado Alley Tuesday night and
used its depth to cruise to a 85-55
season-opening victory.
Tilghman (1-0) was aided by
Andre Strayhorn’s game-high 20
and Jerome Reed’s 14. Mikey Davis provided 11 points and Devon
Hart put in 10.
Fulton County got 13 points from
Davis Major, 11 from Steven Roberson and Aaron King added 10.
“We adjusted to the officiating
and went to a zone to try to slow
down their penetration,” Tilghman coach Brad Steig said. “We
just let them get to the foul line
way too much in the first half.
But our depth did help and wore
them down just a little bit. But
they have a good ballclub. It was
a good way for us to start the season and win our first game.”
The game was close in the first
quarter, and Tilghman took a 2317 lead on Strayhorn’s 3-pointer
with 1.8 seconds to go.
Fulton County (0-1) fought
back and took its only lead 25-24
when Roberson hit the back-end
of two free throws with 6:07 to
play before halftime.
The Blue Tornado ended the
first half on a 20-8 run and took a
44-33 lead into the break.
Tilghman made it a 20-point
advantage, 67-47, when Davis’
shot went in at the buzzer at the
end of the third.
“They were a little deeper,”
Fulton County coach Mitchell
Williamson said. “They kept subbing and we have two subs, and
it got away from us. We tried to
run with them, and as much as
we shouldn’t have we kept doing
it and just couldn’t help it. I really
liked our first half, we had good
defense. But there were a lot of
foul calls. I know they hit more
free throws than we did. But I’m
happy with our first game. We’re
just not as deep.”
The fourth quarter saw Tilghman outscore Fulton County 188. Aaron Armstrong made the final score with a bucket with 43.2
seconds to go.
BOBBY MAYBERRY | The Sun
Andre Strayhorn (23)
of Paducah Tilghman
launches a three-point
shot just before the
buzzer ends the first
quarter against Fulton
County at Tilghman’s
Otis Dinning Gymnasium on Tuesday.
Strayhorn’s buzzer
beater dropped to help
the Tornado to a 22-19
lead over the Pilots.
Paducah Tilghman 85,
Fulton County 55
Fulton County
17 33 47 55
Paducah Tilghman 22 44 67 85
FULTON COUNTY— DeVontae Hampton 4, Steven Roberson 11, Octavious Smith 8, Jarett West
1, Aaron King 10, Davis Major 13, Terrell Wilson 1,
Austin Matheny 7.
Field goals 14-31. 3-pointers 3-16. Free throws
18-37. Record 0-1.
PADUCAH TILGHMAN — Aaron Armstrong 2, Logan Bakehouse 2, Sayveon McEwen 2, Parker Belt 2,
Michael Davis 11, Jerome Reed 14, Jessie Dunigan
1, Andre Strayhorn 20, Devon Hart 10, Brannon Warfield 8. Nathan Hawkins 5.
Field goals 21-36 3-pointers 10-25. Free throws
13-22. Record 1-0.
Call James D. Horne, a Sun
sports writer, at 270-575-8661
or follow @bigdog_jamesd on
Twitter. Tilghman’s explosive third
quarter quiets Calloway
Losers of 3 straight,
Racers host Evansville
BY JAMES D. HORNE
[email protected]
BY JAMES D. HORNE
[email protected]
Paducah Tilghman used an
explosive third quarter and was
helped out by Karlee Humphrey’s
28 points and Alex Kohler’s 20
to defeat Calloway County 81-66
in a season-opening, non-district
game for both teams Tuesday
night at Tornado Alley.
The Lady Tornado (1-0) also
got a nice contribution from Jalisa Smith and her 18 points.
Calloway County was led by
Summer Simmons’ 21 points,
Ashlyn Stalls’ 12, with Abbey
Spann adding 11 and Danielle
Potts 10.
“The first quarter we went man
for a while and got in foul trouble and really couldn’t get into
any type of a rhythm,” Tilghman
coach Roderick Thomas said.
“End of the second quarter and
throughout the rest of the game
we went to a zone and it worked
in our favor. We got them to miss
some shots and capitalized on
those by getting rebounds and it
really got us into a good rhythm.
I think we felt comfortable as the
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Murray State has taken a
grand tour of the United States
with road games at Valparaiso
in Indiana, Old Dominion in
Virginia, Auburn in Alabama
and St. Mary’s in California.
Now the Racers (2-5), mired
in a three-game losing streak,
get an extended home stay
with three games at the CFSB
Center, starting with tonight’s
game against Evansville at 7.
Murray State has a 23-10
lead in the series with the Purple Aces (5-2) and has won the
past four meetings, including
82-70 in Evansville last year
and 72-47 in Murray in a 2011
BracketBusters game.
“We’re back at home now
and all the hard travel is behind
us,” MSU coach Steve Prohm
said. “Now it’s starting to get to
closer to the conference season
and we have three home games
in a row with Evansville, Lipscomb and Southern Illinois,
three teams that we match up
well with. But Evansville will
present problems because of
the way they play offensively
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Dome owners fight to
keep Rams in St. Louis
BY ALAN SCHER ZAGIER
Associated Press
BOBBY MAYBERRY | The Sun
Karlee Humphrey (33) of Paducah Tilghman scores two of her game-high 28 points over Abbey Spann
of Calloway County at Tilghman’s Otis Dunning Gymnasium on Tuesday night. The Lady Tornado rallied
from a ten point first half deficit to win 81-65 in the season opener for both teams.
SCOREBOARD
Philadelphia 126, Orlando Memphis 110, Phoenix 91
Dallas 89, Charlotte 82
125, 2OT
Oklahoma City at Sacramento,
Denver 111, Brooklyn 87
Boston 108, Milwaukee 100 (n)
Toronto at Golden State, (n)
Detroit 107, Miami 97
ST. LOUIS — The owners of
the Edward Jones Dome said
Tuesday they are hopeful the
St. Louis Rams won’t leave after city leaders rejected $700
million in publicly funded upgrades sought by the team under a clause some officials now
regret signing.
The Rams can break their 30year lease after the 2014 season
— a decade early — but have
said little about their plans
beyond expressing an interest
to stay. That isn’t keeping stadium boosters from hoping for
the best.
“Everything is in play,” said
attorney James Shrewsbury,
chairman of the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports
Complex Authority, which
owns the downtown dome.
“There’s nothing off the table.”
The lease requires that the
dome, which opened when
the Rams arrived from southern California in 1995, remain
among the top quarter of the
32 NFL stadiums. It was built
with money from city, St. Louis
County and Missouri taxpayers.
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Jon Leuer’s career night and Ed Davis’ double-double helped the Memphis Grizzlies fill a
void left by two key injuries. Leuer scored a career-high 23 points, Davis added 21 points and
12 rebounds, and the Grizzlies made the best
of their makeshift lineup to defeat the Suns.
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2B • Wednesday, December 4, 2013 • The Paducah Sun
Sports Briefs
Hubert leads late
charge over Carlisle
St. Mary 74, Carlisle 51
— Patrick Hubert scored
16 of his game-high 22
points in the second half
to help St. Mary pull away
from Carlisle County. Tyler
Dome´ also shined for the
Vikings with 11 points.
Ethan Weatherspoon
led the Comets with 13
points, followed by Joseph
Smith with 11 points and
Noah Norsworthy with 10.
Carlisle County
8 23 37 51
St. Mary 11 27 52 74
CARLISLE COUNTY— Carrico 2, Norsworthy 10, Weatherspoon 13, Smith 11,
French 6, Black 2, Crider 7, Patterson.
Field goals 14. 3-pointers 3 (Norsworthy
2, Crider). Free throws 14/19. Record 0-1.
ST. MARY — Dickens 8, Overstreet 3, P.
Hubert 22, Dome´ 11, Averill 2, Vaughan 4,
Eggemeyer 6, Deneve 2, Smith 5, Hopper
6, A. Hubert 5.
Field goals 17. 3-pointers 6 (Dome´ 3,
P. Hubert 2, Hopper). Free throws 22/34.
Record 1-0.
— Staff report
Williams leads Eagles
over Livingston
Graves 64, Livingston
34 — At Mayfield, Jake
Williams scored 17 points,
including a trio of treys, as
Graves County rolled past
Livingston Central. Justin
Hayden (11 points) and
Andrew Smith (10) also
had double-digit games for
the Eagles, while Austin
Woodward topped the Cardinals with 14 points
Livingston Central 6 14 18 34
Graves County 25 39 56 64
LIVINGSTON CENTRAL— Woodward 14,
Ray 9, C. Ramage 6, Miller 4, Gilbert 1,
Rodgers, Thomason, Sloma.
Field goals 7/18. 3-pointers 3/10
(Woodward 2, Ray). Free throws 11/20.
Record 0-1.
GRAVES COUNTY — A. Smith 10, Williams 17, Hayden 11, Puckett 8, Kimbler
4, E. Vogt 4, Hannan 4, J. Smith 2, Wetherington 1, Jones 2, Murphey 1, Gray, Grant,
Avent, C. Vogt.
Field goals 23/35. 3-pointers 4/13
(Williams 3, Hayden). Free throws 6/12.
Record 1-0.
— Staff report
Caldwell roars
back for OT win
Caldwell 75, Lyon 73 —
At Eddyville, Kaitlyn Gilkey
sank two free throws with
5.6 seconds left in overtime to complete Caldwell
County’s comeback over
Lyon County. The Lady
Lyons led by 13 at the
half, but a more aggressive press from the Lady
Tigers narrowed the gap.
Lyon’s Jill P’Poole hit two
free throws with eight seconds left to force the extra
frame.
Caldwell’s Lele Rodgers
topped all scorers with 28
points, while teammates
Tori Looms and Gilkey had
18 and 15 points, respectively. P’Poole and Barrett
Blackburn shared scoring
honors for the Lady Lyons
with 18 points apiece
while Casey Freeman
scored 12. P’Poole also
grabbed 11 rebounds.
Caldwell County
13 22 45 63
75
Lyon County 16 35 47 63
73
CALDWELL COUNTY— K. Gilkey 15,
Fraliex 6, Rodgers 28, M. Gilkey 6, Loomis
18, George 2, Holt, McDaniels, Harris, Clift.
Field goals 27/53. 3-pointers 2/6 (Loomis 2). Free throws 15/28. Record 1-0.
LYON COUNTY — Somers 9, Johnson 6,
Freeman 12, Blackburn 18, P’Poole 18,
Williams 10, Murphy, White.
Field goals 16/27. 3-pointers 7/9
(Blackburn 4, Williams, Freeman, Somers).
Free throws 20/34. Record 0-1.
— Staff report
Kupper, Durbin steer
St. Mary to win
St. Mary 58, Carlisle
42 — St. Mary put Carlisle County away with an
18-4 run through the third quarter. Casey Kupper
and Alex Durbin both had
double-doubles for the
Lady Vikings. Kupper accumulated 21 points and
13 rebounds, while Durbin
had 15 points and 14
boards. Heaven Hooper
guided the Lady Comets
with 21 points.
Carlisle County
3 17 21 42
St. Mary 11 24 42 58
CARLISLE COUNTY— M. Thomas 1,
Case 9, Garrett 6, Hooper 21, Morris 4, M.
Edging 1, H. Edging, Rudd, K, Thomas.
Field goals 12. 3-pointers 2 (Case 2).
Free throws 12/28. Record 0-1.
ST. MARY — Durbin 15, Kupper 21, Word
8, Bratton 4, Koenig 8, Thomas 2, Shockley, Meredith, Osterhaus.
Field goals 19. 3-pointers 2 (Word 2).
Free throws 14/17. Record 2-0.
— Staff report
Graves roll on
opening night
Graves 66, Livingston
Central 27 — At Mayfield,
Graves County led 21-2
after the first quarter and
were never threatened by
the Lady Cardinals. Taylor West led four Eagles
in double figures with
16 points. Alivia Martin
posted 12 points; Bailey
Hawkins and Lex Mayes
each added 11.
Livingston Central 2 9 25 27
Graves County 21 39 50 66
LIVINGSTON CENTRAL— K. Campbell 6,
Tabon 4, Head 4, Lampley 8, Leidecker 8,
A. Campbell 1, Williams Mitchell, Wright,
Barnes, Stafford, Adams.
Field goals 7-23. 3-pointers 3-12 (K.
Campbell 2, Head). Free throws 4-13. Record 0-1.
GRAVES COUNTY — Bailey Hawkins 11,
Taylor West 16, Alivia Coleman 12, Martin
2, Barton 5, Sheppard 2, Adkins 2, Whitnell 5, Lex Mayes 11, Cathey, Clymer, Wiggins, Cartwright.
Field goals 23-53. 3-pointers 5-22
(Mayes,
Whitnell,
Coleman,
West,
Hawkins). Free throws 5-8. Record 1-0.
— Staff report
Trigg tears through
Dawson Springs
Trigg 60, Dawson
Springs 37 — At Cadiz,
Mallory Mize led an explosive Trigg County offense
with 15 points in a win
over Dawson Springs. Deja
Murphy scored 13 points
for the Lady Wildcats,
followed by teammates
Kay Kay Martin (12) and
Alison Russell (11), who
sank three of the team’s
3-pointers.
Dawson Springs
6 13 27 37
Trigg County 15 31 43 60
DAWSON SPRINGS— Winters 8, Al. Mills
6, Coyazo 6, An. Mills 4, Cotton 4, Mitchell
4, Loney 3, Woolsey 2, Simpson, Hendrix.
Field goals 16. 3-pointers 0. Free throws
5/21. Record 0-1.
TRIGG COUNTY — Mize 15, Murphy 13,
Martin 12, Russell 11, Lovdahl 6, Oliver 3,
Brown, Stone, Hughes, Gray, Chaney.
Field goals 15. 3-pointers 4 (Russell 3,
Martin). Free throws 19/34. Record 1-0.
— Staff report
Lady Tigers tear into
Community Christian
Murray 85, CCA 21 — At
Murray, Murray dominated
Community Christian
Academy, getting the 20-0
shutout in the third quarter. Maddie Waldrop led
the Lady Tigers with 24
points followed by Hannah
Clark with 12. Audrey Peyton led the Lady Warriors
with 10 points.
Community Christian 9 16 16 21
Murray 22 51 71 85
COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN— L. Rudy 3,
Hunt 2, Meadows 4, Dejarnatt 2, Peyton
10, E. Carter, A. Clinard, Wade, A. Rudy, E.
Clinard, P. Carter, Arnett.
Field goals 3/20. 3-pointers 2/20 (L.
Rudy, Peyton). Free throws 9/11. Record
1-1.
MURRAY — Lawson 2, Ma. Turley 4, Armstrong 2, Mo. Turley 2, Duncan 2, Maddie
Waldrop 24, House 2, Glynn 4, McDowell
6, Thiede 8, Ramey 8, Grogan 9, Hannah
Clark 12.
Field goals 36/60. 3-pointers 0/4. Free
throws 13/16. Record 1-0.
— Staff report
MSU’s Kirby, Lee
earn OVC honors
A pair of Murray State
women’s basketball players have been honored by
the Ohio Valley Conference
for their performance Nov.
26-Dec. 2. Keiona Kirby
won her first adidas OVC
Player of the Week honor,
while Jashae Lee won the
adidas Newcomer of the
Week for the third time
this season.
Kirby helped lead the
Racers to two big wins
last week by averaging
25.5 points and 5.5 rebounds. The Jackson,
Tenn., native started
last week with 22 points
against Kennesaw State
Tuesday, then poured in a
career-high 29 points at
Lipscomb Saturday. She
shot 51.6 percent from
the field on the week,
going 16-for-31. In addition to a career-high eight
rebounds Saturday, she
added five assists and
four steals over the twogame stretch.
Lee averaged 9.0 points
and 5.5 rebounds. On
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Grizzlies defeat Suns
Saturday at Lispscomb,
she tied her career-high
by scoring 12 points while
pulling down eight of her
11 rebounds on the week.
The Rialto, Calif., native
was also highly accurate
over the two games, as
she went 8-for-18 from the
floor for 44.4 percent.
— Staff report
MSU plays
Xavier tonight
The Murray State
women’s basketball team
will look to extend its win
streak to four when it travels to Cincinnati to face
Xavier at 6 tonight.
Live stats and free live
streaming audio will be
available for the game,
with links posted at GoRacers.com. Locally, fans
can listen to the broadcast on 1340 AM WNBS.
The Racers extended
their current win streak
to three games Saturday
when they topped Lipscomb 86-79 in Nashville,
Tenn. Keiona Kirby led
five Racers in double figures with a career-high
29 points, while Jessica
Winfrey followed with her
second double-double of
the season of 11 points
and 16 rebounds.
Today will be the second
meeting between Xavier
and Murray State, and the
first since 1983. The last
meeting between the two
teams happened 30 years
ago in Charleston, Ill. The
Musketeers won by 18
points, 72-54.
Shatrya Hawkes leads
the Musketeers with 17.9
points per game, with Ashley Wanninger and Jenna
Crittendon following at
12.3 and 11.4, respectively. Leah Schaeffer is
the leading rebounder at
6.6 per game, while Crittendon follows at 6.3.
BY CLAY BAILEY
Associated Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn. —
Jon Leuer’s career night
and Ed Davis’ doubledouble helped the Memphis Grizzlies fill a void
left by two key injuries.
Leuer scored a careerhigh 23 points, Davis
added 21 points and 12 rebounds, and the Grizzlies
made the best of their
makeshift lineup to defeat
the Phoenix Suns 110-91
Tuesday night.
Leuer and Davis got
plenty of playing time because of injuries to frontline starters Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol.
“When they are out,
we just want to fill in for
them,” said Davis, who
started in Randolph’s spot.
Leuer, who came off the
bench, connected on 10 of
13 shots, Davis made 8 of
11, and seven players finished in double figures for
Memphis, which shot 55
percent from the floor.
In addition to a careerhigh in points, Leuer had
three blocks, another
career-best, and matched
his career-high with nine
rebounds.
“I think early in the
game getting in there
and grabbing a few rebounds and knocking my
first couple of shots down
(helped) and getting some
easy baskets,” said Leuer,
who entered the game averaging 2.9 points and 1.7
rebounds. “You get into a
rhythm after that. . Confidence starts to build, and
from there on I was just
feeling good.”
Mike Conley had 18
points and 14 assists for
Memphis, which snapped
a four-game losing streak
at home.
Marcus Morris led
the Suns with 18 points,
Goran Dragic added 16
and Miles Plumlee had 11.
Memphis played its second straight game without Randolph, who had
ingrown toenail surgery
Saturday. Gasol is out indefinitely with a left knee
sprain.
Kosta Koufos, starting
in place of Gasol, finished
with 14 points and 12 rebounds, while Tony Allen
scored 11 points. Tayshaun
Prince and Jerryd Bayless
had 10 points each.
“The key is to try and
spread it around because
I can’t do it by myself,”
Conley said. “Tony (Allen)
can’t do it by himself. We
have to have everybody
collectively chip in.”
The turnaround in the
game came in the second
half when Memphis hit
two-thirds of its shot and
outscored the Suns 64-37.
“The second half was terrible,” Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said. “We have to be
able to fight over screens.
We have to get after it. We
let their guy just shove you
in the back. If we have no
more fight than that, what
else can you do?”
block out down low and
we were still only down
five at the half. I really
saw some really good
things from our team tonight. One thing we’re
going to work on is our
defense, our help-side
and our rebounding. We
do that, we’ll be fine.”
The third quarter saw
the Lady Tornado open
on a 20-5 run and they
took a commanding 5434 advantage on a Kohler
free throw with 28.8 seconds to go in the period.
Tilghman took its biggest lead of the game, 7956, with 1:25 left in the
fourth on two Humphrey
free throws.
GIRLS
CONTINUED FROM 1B
game went on and that
was good for us.”
Calloway County (0-1)
was in control of the game
in the second quarter and
led 26-16 with 6:23 left on
Stalls’ 3-pointer.
But Tilghman closed on
a 8-4 run and took the 3429 lead at halftime when
Humphrey hit two free
throws with 26.8 seconds
remaining.
“They just attacked
the boards and we really didn’t do a good job
on the boards,” Calloway
coach Scott Sivills said.
“Our kids really didn’t
Tilghman 81,
Calloway County 66
Calloway County
16 29 35 66
Paducah Tilghman 14 34 55 81
CALLOWAY COUNTY—Bailey Brown 5,
Kelsey Douglas 2, Summer Simmons
21, Darien Maness 4, Abbey Spann 11,
Danielle Potts 10, Ashlyn Stalls 12.
Total field goals 19. Total 3-pointers 5.
Free throws 23-34. Record 0-1.
PADUCAH TILGHMAN — Lilly Shapiro
3, Mariah Donelson 1, Keyva Gardner 4,
Gabriel Horne 3, Jalisa Smith 18, Karlee
Humphrey 28, Joya Smith 4, Alex Kohler
20, Kathryn Story.
Field goals 25-47. 3-pointers 1-6. Free
throws 28-47. Record 1-0.
Call James D. Horne,
a Sun sports writer, at
270-575-866-1 or follow @bigdog_jamesd on
Twitter. — Staff report
MCU Cougars
drop 8th straight
MAYFIELD – For the first
seven minutes of Monday
night’s game, the MidContinent University men’s
basketball team played
like a squad that was unbeaten, rather than one in
search of its first victory.
The Cougars made 10 of
their first 15 shots, including 3-of-6 3-pointers, in
building a 25-8 lead with
13:13 to play in the opening half.
Over the ensuing 5:58,
the momentum reversed,
and the Cougars were unable to get it back.
The Lindenwood University-Belleville (Ill.) Lynx
(7-4) bounced back with
a 19-0 run that turned a
17-point Mid-Continent
(0-8) lead into a 2-point
deficit in just under six
minutes, and they never
looked back, winning 10675.
Mid-Continent had three
players score in doublefigures in the game, with
Joe Gilmore leading the
charge with 19 points.
Eddrick Bruce put in an
18-point effort, and Reggie Elkins added 17, with
Justin Wright chipping in
eight.
Bruce led the Cougars
on the glass, grabbing
six rebounds, and Garrett
Rice recorded five assists.
The Cougars open American Midwest Conference
play on Thursday night on
the road against the Spartans of Missouri Baptist
University (0-7, 0-0) at
7:30.
The Mid-Continent women’s team (0-7) will open
its American Midwest
Conference schedule on
Thursday afternoon, traveling to Missouri Baptist
University (2-3, 0-0) for a
5:30 tip-off.
— Staff report
COME ONE, COME ALL!
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Thursday, December 5, 2013 • Session #1
4:00 p.m. Marshall v Massac (girls), IL
5:30 p.m. Graves v Massac, IL
7:00 p.m. Marshall v Dyersburg, TN
8:30 p.m. Henderson v St. Mary
Saturday, December 7 • Session #3
9:00 a.m. Warren Central v Wilson Central, TN
10:30 a.m. Lady Marshalls v Mt. Carmel, IL
12:00 p.m. Hopkinsville v Evansville Bosse, IN
1:30 p.m. McCracken v South Fulton, TN
3:00 p.m. Marshall v Carbondale, IL
Friday, December 6 • Session #2
4:00 p.m. Chicago Currie, IL v Evangelical Christian, TN
5:30 p.m. Huntington Prep, WV v Atlanta Sports Academy, GA
7:00 p.m. Oak Hill, VA v Whitehaven (Memphis), TN
8:30 p.m. Louisville Ballard v Arsenal Tech, IN
10:00 p.m. Dallas Prime Prep, TX v Quality Education, NC
Saturday, December 7 • Session #4
5:00 p.m. Louisville Ballard v Moss Point, MS
6:30 p.m. Huntington Prep, WV v Arsenal Tech, IN
8:00 p.m. Oak Hill, VA v Christ Presbyterian Academy, TN
9:30 p.m. Dallas Prime Prep, TX v Memphis White Station, TN
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Caldwell County, Lyon County at Dawson Springs; CFSB Marshall County
Hoopfest: Dyersburg (Tenn.) at Marshall
County (7 p.m.), St. Mary vs. Henderson
County (8:30 p.m.); Girls: CFSB Marshall County Hoopfest: Massac County
at Marshall County (4 p.m.).
FRIDAY
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL —
State Championships at Feix Field,
Houchens/L.T. Smith Stadium in Bowling Green: 1A: Mayfield vs. Williamsburg
(11 a.m.), 3A: Wayne County vs. Belfry
(3 p.m.), 5A: Meade County vs. Scott
County (7 p.m.).
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL —
Doubleheaders: Ballard Memorial at
McCracken County, St. Mary at Hickman County, Obion County (Tenn.) at
Fulton County, Trigg County at Crittenden County, Lyon County at Livingston
Central; Boys: ; Girls: Paducah Tilghman
at Christian County, Murray at Hopkinsville, Madisonville-North Hopkins at
Caldwell County.
Purchase memos
The Rules: Please send your submissions for Purchase
sidelines to [email protected], or fax to 270-442-7859,
or mail to Sports, The Paducah Sun, Box 2300, Paducah, Ky.,
42003-2300.
FOOTBALL: Tickets for Friday’s Class
A State Tournament game between
Mayfield and Williamsburg at 11 a.m.
Friday in Bowling Green are on sale at
Mayfield High School. Advance tickets
are $9, but will be $11 at the gate. Tickets will be on sale at MHS during regular school hours, 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m.
today and conclude at 2 p.m. Thursday.
BASEBALL: Twin-State Baseball will
hold a reunion at the Lone Oak Little
Castle at 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
The Paducah Sun • Wednesday, December 4, 2013 • 3B
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CONTINUED FROM 1B
The St. Louis Convention &
Visitors Commission, which
manages the dome, last year
offered a $124 million improvement plan that included a bigger scoreboard and better club
seating, with the Rams paying
slightly more half those costs.
The team countered with a
far more ambitious proposal
that called for a new roof with
a sliding panel and a bevy of
improvements that would keep
the city convention center in
the dome closed for three years.
The team didn’t put a price tag
on its request, but city officials
estimated the upgrades would
cost $700 million.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has
taken over negotiations with
Rams owner Stan Kroenke
after arbitration between the
team, the commission and the
stadium authority failed.
Visitors commission chairman Andrew Leonard said
he’s been assured by Nixon
that keeping the Rams in St.
Louis is a top priority. The
city has already lost one NFL
franchise — the football Cardinals moved to Arizona after
the 1987 season when owner
Bill Bidwill was unable to get a
stadium of his own rather than
share Busch Stadium with the
baseball Cardinals.
“The governor told me he
was going to (keep the Rams in
St. Louis),” Leonard said Tuesday during a quarterly meeting
of the sports authority’s governing board. “I took him at
his word.”
Leonard served on that very
board two decades ago, helping to craft the lease that could
lead to the Rams’ departure.
He wasn’t circumspect about
its long-term value.
“That was the best deal we
could get,” he told the board. “We
did what we could...It’s the price
we paid for getting the Rams.”
A Rams spokesman did not
immediately respond to a request for comment. The Rams
opposed the public release of
their stadium proposal, but
Missouri’s attorney general
released the plan under the
state’s public records laws.
Nixon’s office also did not respond to an interview request.
The Rams are reportedly considering several stadium locations in St. Louis County, where
the team’s practice facility and
headquarters are located.
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CONTINUED FROM 1B
with their motion, understanding the reads we
need to make and how to
guard screens.
“So we’re really going to
have to be locked in on the
defensive end.”
While Prohm hopes the
Racers come out with a
win tonight, he feels one
wouldn’t completely repair
the problems they’ve had
this season, particularly
with free-throw shooting
and overall defense.
Murray State is allowing
opponents to average 74.9
points a game and 81.3
during the losing streak,
thanks to the 75 allowed
in the loss at Auburn, the
80 in the loss at home to
Middle Tennessee and 89
at St. Mary’s.
The Racers are shooting
62.6 percent at the freethrow line and have shot
above 75 percent once this
season, making 75.8 percent in a win over Brescia,
which plays in the NAIA.
“They think winning a
game is going to give them
confidence and that it will
change things,” Prohm
said.
“We can win (tonight)
and it won’t change things,
because we’ve got to do
things differently, better
and the way we’ve always
done them.
“That’s what we have
to get back to. I think
they’re doing OK. They
understand when you look
around and see all the
banners that you’re not
supposed to be 2-5. We
haven’t been 2-5 since my
first year here. But I should
feel it more than anybody.
They shouldn’t feel it.”
Call James D. Horne, a
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