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Boys golf region full of intrigue
BY MIKE STUNSON
mstunson@paducahsun.com
What do you get when seven
of the top eight boys golfers
from last year’s First Region
Tournament return for the
2016 season, along with the
top four teams each bringing
back at least three of their golfers?
Excitement.
Uncertainty.
And most of all, the expectation for one heck of a regional
tournament.
Lyon County’s Cullan Brown
and Marshall County’s Quinn
Eaton each have regional titles
already on their resumes, with
McCracken County’s Chase
Korte looking like one of the
favorites as well with his hot
start to the season.
Throw in Collins Dodson,
Carter Dodson and Paul Wynstra of Mayfield with Dawson
Fowler of Graves County and
Owen Workman of Paducah
Tilghman, and this year’s
postseason could prove to be
one for the ages.
McCracken comes into the
season as the returning team
champs, and will look to beat
out the likes of Graves, May-
field and Marshall to make it
back to Bowling Green as a
team.
Led by Korte, who has yet
to shoot over par this season,
the Mustangs will be on the
short list of a balanced group
of team favorites.
“I certainly knew it could
happen,” McCracken coach
Nick Mills said of Korte’s progression to his senior year.
“His physical ability is as good
as anyone’s. He thinks his way
around the course and manages his bad days with a lot of
calm. He can have a bad day
and still make it competitive.”
Dalton Bagwell is McCracken’s No. 2 golfer, with Mills
looking for more consistency
out of the bottom half of his
lineup.
Eaton, the individual winner
of last year’s region title who
led Marshall to state, returns
to bolster a veteran squad of
Marshals.
Marshall coach Keith Bell
said he doesn’t feel anyone in
the region will outwork Eaton,
while No. 2 golfer Jay Nimmo
Medal count
Through 15 of 15 medal events
Tuesday, Aug. 9. 55 of 306 total
medal events
Nation
G S B Tot
United States
9 8 9 26
China
8 3 6 17
Japan
3 1 10 14
Russia
3 6 3 12
Australia
4 0 5
9
Italy
3 4 2
9
Hungary
4 1 1
6
South Korea
3 2 1
6
France
2 3 1
6
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Holt sparks 8th-inning rally for Reds
Cardinals
place Wacha
on 15-day DL
BY JOE HARRIS
Associated Press
ST. LOUIS — Adam Duvall
drove in two runs and Tyler
Holt’s double drove in the
game-winning run as the Cincinnati Reds beat the St. Louis
Cardinals 7-4 on Tuesday
night.
Holt’s double off Matt Bowman (1-4) broke a 4-4 tie in the
eighth. He then scored from
second on an infield hit by
Billy Hamilton after Cardinals
second baseman Matt Carpenter bobbled a barehanded attempt to get the speedy Hamilton at first.
Duvall’s two-run single in
the third broke a career high
0-for-18 skid and gave the
Reds a 2-1 lead.
Joey Votto had two hits,
an RBI and a walk and has
hit safely in 18 of his last 19
games.
Reds
lefty
Brandon
Finnegan struck out five, but
walked six in six innings. Michael Lorenzen (2-0) gave up a
run in two innings of relief and
Raisel Iglesias picked up his
first save.
Yadier Molina’s solo home
run in the second inning broke
a career-high 13-inning scoreless streak for Finnegan. It
also extended Molina’s streak
for reaching base safely to 22
games.
Matt Holliday’s solo homer
in the fifth tied the game 3-3.
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St. Louis Cardinals’ Yadier Molina (right) rounds the bases
after hitting a home run off of Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Brandon Finnegan during the second inning of Tuesday’s
game in St. Louis.
Cardinals
right-hander
Mike Leake failed to record
a clean frame in six innings,
surrendering a season-high
four walks. Still, the three
runs allowed were a much
better showing than his two
previous starts against his
former club when he gave up
six and seven runs, respectively.
DAZZLING DEBUT — Highly touted prospect Alex Reyes
made his Cardinals debut in
the ninth. The right-hander’s
fastball topped out at 101 mph
twice in a perfect frame that
included a strikeout of Adam
Duvall.
RUN BILLY RUN — Hamilton stole three bases and
he has nine steals in his past
three games. He has more stolen bases (48) than the Reds
have wins (46).
PARKING ISSUES — The
Cardinals closed their locker
room for about 10 minutes to
discuss temporary parking arrangements in preparation for
the Paul McCartney concert
Saturday at Busch Stadium.
UP NEXT — Reds: RHP Anthony DeSclafani (6-0, 2.94
ERA) is coming off a no-decision against Pittsburgh. He
faces LHP Jaime Garcia (8-8,
4.04).
ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis
Cardinals have placed Michael
Wacha on the 15-day disabled
list with shoulder inflammation, a day after his latest start,
and purchased the contract of
top prospect Alex Reyes from
Triple-A Memphis.
Reyes will pitch out of the
bullpen. General Manager John
Mozeliak said Tuesday another
highly touted prospect, Luke
Weaver, will likely make Wacha’s scheduled start Saturday
and a corresponding roster
move would be made then.
“It’s an honor to put this
uniform on,” Reyes said. “I
don’t know what it will feel like
once I step out there, but I’m
sure it will be fun.”
To make room for Reyes,
catcher Brayan Pena (left knee)
was transferred from the 15-day
DL to the 60-day DL.
The 21-year-old Reyes started for the World Team at the
Futures Game during All-Star
week and is 2-3 with a 4.96
ERA in 14 starts and 93 strikeouts in 651/3 innings. The start
of his season was delayed by a
50-game drug suspension.
Phelps wins 21st Olympic gold, and redemption
BY PAUL NEWBERRY
Associated press
RIO DE JANEIRO — Good
old Michael Phelps, golden
again.
For teenagers Katie Ledecky
and Simone Biles, their star
turns in the Summer Olympics might be just beginning.
From the pool to the gymnastics floor, Team USA had
nice day at the Rio de Janeiro
Games.
Not all the American stars
were
winners
Tuesday,
though. Serena Williams lost
on the tennis court and the
U.S. women’s soccer team
gave up a late goal and ended
up in a draw with Colombia.
But a new generation of U.S.
athletes is ready to take up the
banner of Olympic standardbearer from Phelps, a grizzled
veteran at 31.
Phelps earned his 20th career gold medal after taking
the 200-meter butterfly. He
erased the bad memories from
his loss in the same race in
London to South African Chad
le Clos.
Phelps got off to a rousing
start at the Rio Games by leading his 4x100 freestyle team to
the gold medal on Sunday.
On Tuesday, Phelps’ face
bared a familiar scowl as he
walked out on to the deck. He
held off Japan’s Masato Sakai
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United States’ Michael Phelps celebrates after winning the
gold medal during the swimming competitions at the Summer
Please see PHELPS | 2B Olympics on Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro. U.S. gymnastics secures one more gold for Karolyi
BY WILL GRAVES
Associated Press
RIO DE JANEIRO — Martha
Karolyi leaned forward, her
hands clutching the railing
in front of her seat. Knuckles
white. Head tilted. Body tense.
It didn’t matter that the U.S.
women’s Olympic gymnastics
team had already sewn up the
team gold by the time threetime world champion Simone
Biles saluted the floor exercise
judges during the final event
on Tuesday night.
Winning isn’t enough for
Karolyi. Never has been. For
90 seconds the longtime national team coordinator leaned
one way and then another, following Biles’ every move. Only
after Biles’ score was posted
— one that served as an exclamation point on two hours of
nearly flawless gymnastics —
did the architect of a dynasty
relax.
Then, something else happened. Something she never
saw coming. She started crying. And not just a little.
“I pride normally being very
tough,” Karolyi said. “I was
‘Oh, what’s happening to me?
What is this?’”
It’s goodbye.
The 73-year-old is stepping
away from the program she has
spent the last 15 years turning
into one of the most dominant
forces at the Olympics. Her
athletes — all of whom she’s
nurtured from prodigies to
champions — repaid her hard
work with a fitting tribute of
precision and tenacity.
Twenty eight times in two
days they stepped up to compete. And 28 times they hit.
No falls. No major wobbles.
Nothing but brilliance.
The U.S. posted a score
of 184.897, more than eight
points clear of silver medalist Russia and nearly nine
more than bronze medalist
China while winning its second straight Olympic title and
third overall, a margin greater
than the one that propelled the
“Fierce Five” to victory in London four years ago.
So much for the pressure of
being the heavy favorite. The
only real mystery surrounded what nickname the team
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Tim Dahlberg
AP columnist
Biles and
‘Final Five’
have more
show left
RIO DE JANEIRO — There
were smiles and hugs all
around, even a celebratory chant. Winning gold
felt good — awfully good —
even if everyone in the arena
knew this U.S. gymnastics
team was simply too good to
lose.
This was the U.S. basketball team — men or women
— crushing an opponent by
50 points. This was Michael
Phelps lapping the field in
the relay.
“It was just like another
competition for us,” said
19-year-old Madison Kocian. “It didn’t even feel like
the Olympics.”
What might be the most
superb collection of gymnasts ever put together —
led by Simone Biles, a teenager who may one day be
crowned the greatest gymnast ever — put on the show
the sport had been waiting
for Tuesday in a performance that was over almost
by the time Laurie Hernandez finished the first vault.
In a sport usually decided
by the smallest of margins,
the U.S. women obliterated
the competition, finishing a
whopping 8 points ahead of
the silver medalist Russians.
They did it by winning every
discipline, finishing it off
when Biles bounded to a finish in the floor exercise that
by then had been rendered
meaningless.
Two of the members of the
self-titled “Final Five” won
gold medals for their second Olympics in a row. The
three others pocketed their
first, though there should be
others to come before everything is wrapped up a week
from now in Rio.
They did it for themselves and they did it for
their country. They did it
for national team coordinator Martha Karolyi, who is
retiring after her final Olympics and enjoys fierce loyalty
from her charges.
But they also did it for
each other, for the long
hours spent training and
living together as they were
molded into an Olympic
team to behold.
“It is the hardest sport in
the world and we make it
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Why does Phelps have purple spots on his back?
the result of cupping, a
therapy technique that
athletes use to help
their muscles recover
and perform at their
best. It involves a therapist heating small glass
cups, then placing them
on the skin and pulling them from the body
to loosen and relax the
muscles.
Some experts are skeptical of the treatment’s
effectiveness, but Phelps
has been using it regularly for a while. And the
31-year-old, swimming
in his fifth Olympics, delivered on Sunday night.
With infant son Boomer watching from the second deck, the American
superstar
summoned
a performance for the
ages to propel Team USA
to gold — the 19th of
Phelps’ career.
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at region for the Cardinals,
who had all of their players
shoot 80 or below.
“The boys are looking
to get back to the All “A”
State Tournament and
improve on their thirdplace finish last year.
The team also hopes to
finish strong in the regional tournament with
hopes of making it to the
KHSAA state tournament.” Mayfield coach
Brandon Henson said.
Just one stroke behind Mayfield last year
was Graves, which won
region the previous year.
Dawson Fowler and
Jake Morgan were both
on that 2014 team and
will be looked at as leaders for the 2016 Eagles.
If Graves is able to receive consistent production out of its No. 4 and
5 golfers, head coach
Chuck Whitnell could
see his team in the thick
of the region race again
this season.
“Jake and Dawson
were on the All-Region
Team and bring a lot of
experience, and Ryan
(Overby) has made
great strides and will
help strengthen our top
three,” Whitnell said.
Then there’s Cullan
Brown, a University of
Kentucky commit junior
at Lyon County. Brown
won the individual regional title as a freshman back in 2014 before
finishing third last year.
Brown, fresh off of a
successful summer playing several national tournaments, will have his
eyes on a state championship following his runnerup finish in 2016.
Tilghman’s
Owen
Workman,
Murray’s
Preston English and
Calloway County’s Tanner Hicks also could be
among the best players
in the region this season.
and competing with
these amazing girls and
standing on that podium, it feels the same.”
Many on the team
will now have to compete with each other as
medals will be awarded
in the individual events
and the all around. Led
by Biles — who has a legitimate shot at making
Olympic history with
five gymnastic golds —
they could win them all.
They’re all part of a
team so good it had to
have a name. The Final
Five is a tribute to both
Karolyi in her last Olympics and the fact that in
Tokyo four years from
now the teams will be
limited to one less member.
For Biles, the Olympic debut couldn’t have
gone any better. The
19-year-old is a threetime world champion
and so dominant that
she is a prohibitive favorite in her remaining
four events, but still had
to deal with the realization this is the world’s
biggest stage.
“I slept OK, I had
some weird dreams,”
she said. “The moment
we all woke up we were
so happy and so excited.
We’ve trained so hard
for this. We expected to
hit all our routines and
be very confident because we did it in practice.”
Cool under pressure,
they delivered what everyone expected and
they delivered it in style.
Thanks to NBC’s heavy
coverage of their sport,
they were introduced in
prime time to America
and America has to like
what it sees.
There might be some
tears later, maybe after
everyone is done. For
now, though, these are
terrific athletes in search
of more than just a team
gold.
That doesn’t mean
they aren’t happy, even
if they find it a bit difficult to describe just how
happy they are.
“I haven’t found the
word yet,” Biles said. “I
need a dictionary.”
BY JON KRAWCZYNSKI
Associated Press
Associated Press
United States’ Michael Phelps competes in the final of the men’s 4x100meter freestyle relay Sunday in Rio de Janeiro. The dark circles on his arms,
shoulders and back are a result of cupping therapy.
First Region boys golf
Livingston Central
Head Coach: Stephen Maddux
Returning players: Gabe Williams (12), Cameron Head (10),
Zach Fleet (9), Darit Barnes (9).
Roster: Williams, Head, Fleet,
Barnes, T’Roy Ringstaff (9), Aaron Dinfip (9), Collin Rupivich (9),
Grant (7).
Team Outlook: “Overall we
are a young team but we have
great senior leadership. With
our developing talent I see us
becoming more competitive
as the season progresses and
making a strong showing in the
Class ‘A,’” Maddux said.
Marshall County
Head Coach: Keith Bell
Returning players: Quinn Eaton (12), Garrett Howell (12),
Drew Putteet (12), Grant Hackney (11), Tyler Powell (9), Jay
Nimmo.
Roster: Eaton, Howell, Putteet, Hackney, Powell, Nimmo,
Nathan Clark (10), Ben Staples (9), Drake Butler (8), Nick
Dowdy (8).
Team Outlook: “This group of
players have worked hard over
the summer and continue to
work hard in practice so far this
season. Quinn Eaton is one of
the top golfers in Region 1, and
Jay Nimmo continues to get better and better,” Bell said.
Calloway County
Head Coach: Trey Hargrove
Returning players: Isaiah
Butler (12), Connor Steele (12),
Tanner Hicks (11), Garrison
Capps (11), Ty Gallimore (9).
Roster: Hicks, Steele, Capps,
Gallimore, Butler, Jonathan
Kuykendall (11), Clayton Bobo
(10), Daniel Bowden (10).
Team Outlook: “Our lowest
team score last year in an 18hole event was 316, and I hope
to beat that number on a consistent basis this year. The boys
are more experienced and several in our top five should feel
more comfortable in a tournament setting,” Hargrove said.
Mayfield
Head Coach: Brandon Henson
Returning players: Carter
Dodson (12), Collins Dodson
(12), Paul Wynstra (12), Husten
Lancaster (10).
Roster: Ca. Dodson, Co. Dodson, Wynstra, Lancaster, Garrett
Seay (9), Andrew Watson (9).
Team Outlook: “The boys are
looking to get back to the All
‘A’ State Tournament and improve on their third-place finish
last year. The team also hopes
to finish strong in the regional
tournament with hopes of making it to the KHSAA state tournament,” Henson said.
St. Mary
Head Coach: Kurt Averill
Returning players: John Wilson (11), Anthony Milliano (11).
Roster: Wilson and Milliano.
Team Outlook: “John Wilson
is a fine young junior golfer.
Plays in all junior tourneys in the
area. Averages around 78 for
18 holes and could contend for
a shot at the All ‘A’ regional. Anthony Miliano is baseball player
by trade but very athletic so he
can play golf too,” Averill said.
Paducah Tilghman
Head Coach: Brett Larimer
Returning players: Owen
Workman (12), Isaac Humphrey
(12), Simon Bickerstaff (10),
Sammy Lambert (9).
Roster: Workman, Humphrey,
Bickerstaff, Lambert, Eli Workman (9), Walker McNeill (9), AJ
Armstrong (8).
Team Outlook: “Boys are still
young, but we will continue to
strive to improve on our record
last year. I expect Owen Workman to contend for an individual
regional title,” Larimer said.
Carlisle County
Head Coach: Travis Thompson
Returning players: Wesley
Vanderburg (12), Zach Sarles
(12), Reese Anderson (9).
Roster: Vanderburg, Sarles,
Anderson, Zach Miller (8).
Team Outlook: “I’ve got a
good group of kids. Golfwise,
I would like to see gradual improvement throughout the year.
I would also like to see senior
leadership towards the younger golfers on and off the golf
course,” Thompson said.
Graves County
Head Coach: Chuck Whitnell
Returning players: Dawson
Fowler (12), Jake Morgan (12),
Ryan Overby (12), Bryce Hayden
(11).
Roster: Fowler, Morgan, Overby, Hayden, Trevor Williams (11),
Alex Jackson (10), Chase Carrico (10), Josh Roy (10), Taylor
Cope (10).
Team Outlook: “We lost two
of our top five players and are
having to replace those with
younger players. I think early
on we may have some bumps
in the road but by tournament
time the boys should be ready,”
Whitnell said.
McCracken County
Head Coach: Nick Mills
Returning players: Chase
Korte (12), Dalton Bagwell (11),
Clayton Turnbo (11).
Roster: Korte, Bagwell, Turnbo, Conner Kirkham, Jordan
Windhorst (12), Josh Maclin
(12), Davis Vessels (8).
Team Outlook: “We didn’t
start off the season as gangbusters like last year, but we
have been solid. Chase is carrying the team. We have had
three really good tournaments
and four OK tournaments —
we’ll keep growing,” Mills said.
Ballard Memorial
Head Coach: Stephen Queen
Returning players: Mason Allen (12), Matt Grogan (11), Austin Dowdy (11), Coy Cox (10).
Roster: Allen, Grogan, Dowdy,
Cox, Peyton Wray (10), Brady
Cox (9), Ryan Clark (9), Jackson
Allen (8), Joshua Adams (8),
Evan Cox (7)..
Team Outlook: “We are returning four of our top five golfers from last year — looking for
a strong finish in the All ‘A.’ With
only one senior this year we are
continuing to build for the future,” Queen said.
Murray
Head Coach: Amy McDowell
Returning players: Preston
English (12), Brogan Welsh (9).
Roster: English, Welsh, Nick
Hopkins (11), Nathan Waltmon
(11), Blake Newsome (9), Jack
Epperson (8).
Team Outlook: “They have not
had a lot of experience so they
will just go out and get better
each week and get better by the
end of the year,” McDowell said.
Christian Fellowship
Head Coach: Billy Hodge
Returning players: Gavin Cypret (12), Elijah Toth (11), Jordan Vaughn (11).
Roster: Cypret, Toth, Vaughn,
Logan Draffen (12).
Lyon County
Head Coach: David Kaminski
Returning players: Cullan
Brown (12)
Outlook: Brown finished second in last year’s KHSAA state
tournament and is a University
of Kentucky commit.
RIO DE JANEIRO —
After the American
men’s 4x100-meter relay
team won gold, Michael
Phelps reached down to
help anchorman Nathan
Adrian out of the pool.
While he did it, millions
of
Americans
watching at home saw
several purple dots on
his back and shoulder.
Some kind of new tattoo? Did he take a nap on
a bed of tennis balls?
No, the circles are
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has matured to be a viable second option.
“Getting a taste of going to state, they have
done a great job and
want to experience it
again,” Bell said. “They
know it won’t be handed
to them and they have
to earn it. That has been
their mindset so far.”
Mayfield will host the
region tournament this
year and bring back all
but one of its players
that was just one stroke
off of Marshall last year.
Paul Wynstra and Carter Dodson each shot a 74
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so easy. At least that’s
what people tell us,”
Biles said. “The pride we
show on the floor is really genuine.”
This is a team so deep
that Gabby Douglas — the
spectacular star in London four years ago — was
a mere role player, going
out for only a turn on the
uneven bars. She sat, legs
crossed, just watching as
her teammates warmed
up for the final floor performance.
Later she stood, fingering the gold medal
she will add to the two
she won in London.
“It never gets old,”
Douglas said. “It’s so
refreshing. It doesn’t
feel different. It feels the
same. Going out there
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for The Associated
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Bombers stop Tilghman at Paxton Park
Staff report
Ballard Memorial defeated Paducah Tilghman 170-181 in a high
school golf meet on a
par-35 course at Paxton Park on Tuesday.
Austin Dowdy topped
the Bombers with 39,
followed by Coy Cox
(43), Peyton Wray (43)
and Matt Grogan (45).
Owen Workman was
the meet medalist with
a 36 for the Tornado,
who were also represented by Simon Bickerstaff (45), Walker
McNeil (49) and A.J.
Armstrong (51).
On the girls’ side,
Meghan Walker (45)
and Kaylee Cox (63)
played for Ballard, while
Emily Krall (54) and Nicole Miller (58) played
for Tilghman.
• MURRAY — Calloway County’s boys golf
team narrowly won a
four-team meet on the
par-36 course at Oaks
Country Club on Tuesday.
The Lakers (163) were
led by Tanner Hicks and
Cameron Steele with
40s, followed by Isaiah
Butler (41) and Ty Gallimore (42). Preston English was the medalist
at 37 for Murray (168),
which also featured Brogan Welsh (40), Nathan
Waltmon (42) and Blake
Newsome (49).
Graves County (170)
finished third with Ryan
Overby (41), Dawson
Fowler (42), Jake Morgan (42) and Bryce
Hayden (45), while Livingston Central (177)
was fourth with Darit
Barnes (43), Cameron
Head (44), Zach Fleet
(45) and T’Roy Ringstaff
(47).
For the girls, Murray (170) had the only
full team with Sarah
McDowell (33), Delaney Welsh (42), Claire
Whitaker (47) and Jana
Forgey (48). Graves
County had Nicole Taylor (42) and Ellie West
(61), while Livingston
Central featured Jennifer Rodgers (56), Carson
Jones (63) and Kennedy
Croft (69).
Ledecky strode atop
the medal podium again
with a bright smile after
taking gold for winning
the 200-meter freestyle.
Sarah Sjostrom of Sweden claimed the silver
and Emma McKeon
of Australia took the
bronze.
Ledecky, just 19, won
her second gold.
SOUR SERENA —
Williams shanked shots
all over the court in getting upset by Elina Svitolina of Ukraine. The
top-ranked
American
won’t get a chance to
defend the gold she won
in London. Williams
looked out of sorts and
irritated, accumulating
37 unforced errors. She
had five double-faults
in one game alone in
the 6-4, 6-3 loss to the
20th-ranked Svitolina.
Williams wiped her
forehead, picked up her
rackets and headed back
quickly to the locker
room.
— basically a roundoff
onto the block followed by
a pair of twists — put the
machine in motion. Raisman, who won three medals in London four years
ago and seemed to be on
the outside looking in as
recently as this spring, followed with perhaps the
finest vault of her long
career. When Biles drilled
her Amanar and put up
a 15.933, the U.S. was already on top of the leaderboard for good.
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by four-hundredths of a
second, with Hungary’s
Tamas Kenderesi taking
the bronze.
His 21st gold came
later Tuesday night after
swimming the anchor
leg on the 4x200-meter
relay.
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would settle on before
Biles stumbled upon it
during a group text.
The group — Biles, Aly
Raisman, Gabby Douglas,
Madison Kocian and Lau-
rie Hernandez — dubbed
themselves “The Final
Five” as a nod to Karolyi.
Biles admitted there
were nerves before Sunday’s
preliminaries,
though it hardly looked
like it while the Ameri-
cans posted the highest
score by more than nine
points. The only moment
of tension on Tuesday
came early. When Hernandez was introduced
to the crowd, Raisman
nudged her and told
her to wave, which the
16-year-old did with a
toothy smile.
Barely five minutes
later, the youngest member of Team USA was all
business. Her doubletwisting Yurchenko vault
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THE FINE PRINT
Baseball
Today
vs. Cincinnati
at St. Louis
Time: 6:15 p.m.
TV: Fox SportsSouth
Today
vs. L.A. Angels
at Chicago
Time: 7:05 p.m.
Today
vs. Chi. White Sox
at Kansas City
Time: 7:15 p.m.
On Television
TODAY
BASEBALL
2 p.m. — Little League World Series: Southeast Regional final
(ESPN)
6 — Little League World Series: Southwest Regional final
(ESPN)
HORSE RACING
3 p.m. — Saratoga Live (FS2)
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
2 p.m. — Philadelphia at L.A. Dodgers (MLB)
5 — Cleveland at Washington, joined in progress (MLB)
6 — N.Y. Yankees at Boston (ESPN)
SOCCER
9 p.m. — U.S. Open Cup: Semifinal, FC Dallas at Los Angeles
(ESPN2)
SUMMER OLYMPICS
6:30 a.m. — Women’s Cycling (LIVE); Men’s Cycling (LIVE);
Men’s Soccer (LIVE); Men’s Fencing; Women’s Basketball - U.S.
vs. Serbia (LIVE); Women’s Field Hockey - U.S. vs. Japan (LIVE);
Women’s Table Tennis; Men’s Basketball - U.S. vs. Australia
(LIVE); Boxing; Men’s Fencing; Men’s Soccer (LIVE); Women’s
Table Tennis (NBCSN)
8 a.m. — Beach Volleyball; Women’s Handball; Archery (LIVE);
Men’s Rugby (LIVE); Men’s Basketball (LIVE); Beach Volleyball
(LIVE); Men’s Shooting (USA)
8:30 a.m. — Tennis (LIVE) (Bravo)
9 a.m. — Men’s Beach Volleyball - Gibb/Patterson (U.S.) vs.
Herrera/Gavira (Spain) (LIVE); Men’s Water Polo - U.S. vs. France
(LIVE); Swimming - Qualifying Heats (LIVE); Women’s Volleyball U.S. vs. Serbia (LIVE); Women’s Cycling; Canoe/Kayak; Rowing
(WPSD)
9:30 a.m. — Men’s Soccer; Boxing; Men’s Soccer - South Korea vs. Mexico (LIVE) (Telemundo)
11 a.m. — Beach Volleyball (LIVE); Men’s Water Polo; Women’s Table Tennis; Men’s Soccer (LIVE) (MSNBC)
1:30 p.m. — Men’s Soccer - South Korea vs. Mexico (LIVE);
Boxing; Men’s Soccer - Colombia vs. Nigeria, Denmark vs. Brazil
(NBC Universo)
4 — Men’s Rugby (LIVE); Archery; Women’s Fencing (LIVE);
Sailing (CNBC)
7 — Women’s Beach Volleyball - Walsh Jennings/Ross (U.S.)
vs. Forrer/Verge-Depre (Switzerland) (LIVE); Swimming (LIVE);
Men’s Gymnastics - Individual All-Around Gold Medal Final
(WPSD)
11:35 p.m. — Men’s Diving - Springboard Synchronized Gold
Medal Final (WPSD)
THURSDAY
BASEBALL
10 a.m. — Little League World Series: Midwest Regional semifinal (ESPN)
Noon — Little League World Series: New England Regional
semifinal (ESPN)
2 — Little League World Series: Northwest Regional semifinal
(ESPN)
4 — Little League World Series: Great Lakes Regional semifinal (ESPN2)
6 — Little League World Series: Mid-Atlantic Regional semifinal (ESPN)
8 — Little League World Series: West Regional semifinal
(ESPN)
CFL FOOTBALL
8 p.m. — Montreal at Edmonton (ESPN2)
GOLF
1 p.m. — USGA: U.S. Senior Open, first round (FS1)
4 — PGA Tour: John Deere Classic, first round (GOLF)
HORSE RACING
3 p.m. — Saratoga Live (FS2)
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
11:30 a.m. — San Diego at Pittsburgh OR Arizona at N.Y. Mets
(11 a.m.) (MLB)
2:30 p.m. — Colorado at Texas, joined in progress OR Baltimore at Oakland (MLB)
7 — St. Louis at Chicago Cubs OR N.Y. Yankees at Boston (6
p.m.) (MLB)
NFL FOOTBALL
6:30 p.m. — Preseason: New Orleans at New England (NFL)
SUMMER OLYMPICS
5:30 a.m. — Men’s Golf — First round (LIVE) (GOLF)
7 a.m. — Women’s Archery; Beach Volleyball (LIVE); Women’s
Fencing (LIVE); Women’s Judo; Women’s Archery (LIVE); Men’s
Rugby (LIVE); Women’s Archery (LIVE); Women’s Judo (LIVE);
Beach Volleyball (LIVE); Men’s Rugby (LIVE); Women’s Field
Hockey - U.S. vs. India (LIVE); Boxing; Men’s Table Tennis (LIVE);
Men’s Volleyball - U.S. vs. Brazil (LIVE); Women’s Shooting (NBCSN)
8 a.m. — Women’s Water Polo; Men’s Table Tennis; Men’s
Basketball (LIVE); Badminton; Men’s Handball (USA)
9 a.m. — Rowing; Women’s Water Polo - U.S. vs. China (LIVE);
Swimming - Qualifying Heats (LIVE); Women’s Beach Volleyball
- Fendrick/Sweat (U.S.) vs. TBA (Russia) (LIVE); Men’s Beach
Volleyball - Dalhausser/Lucena (U.S.) vs. Nicolai/Lupo (Italy)
(LIVE); Canoe/Kayak (WPSD)
9:30 a.m. — Beach Volleyball; Boxing; Basketball (Telemundo)
10 a.m. — Tennis (LIVE) (Bravo)
11 a.m. — Beach Volleyball (LIVE); Women’s Water Polo;
Men’s Volleyball; Equestrian; Sailing (MSNBC)
2 p.m. — Boxing; Volleyball; Basketball (NBC Universo)
4 — Women’s Fencing (LIVE); Cycling (CNBC)
7 — Women’s Gymnastics, Individual All-Around Gold Medal
Final; Swimming (LIVE) (WPSD)
11:35 p.m. — Women’s Gymnastics - Individual All-Around
Gold Medal Final; Canoe/Kayak (WPSD)
Local schedule
TODAY
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF — Mayfield at Graves County.
THURSDAY
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF — Graves County at Marshall County.
SATURDAY
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF — Paducah Tilghman Invitational at Paxton Park.
GOLF — Country Club of Paducah Amateur Tournament, 3-Man
Tournament at Hickman Country Club, Benton 2-Man Invitational at Benton Golf & Country Club, Belles and Beaus Couples
Scramble at Oaks Country Club, One-Day Couples at Princeton
Country Club.
SUNDAY
GOLF — Country Club of Paducah Amateur Tournament, 3-Man
Tournament at Hickman Country Club, Benton 2-Man Invitational at Benton Golf & Country Club, Belles and Beaus Couples
Scramble at Oaks Country Club.
Washington
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
W
66
60
57
52
43
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
W
70
59
56
49
46
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Colorado
San Diego
Arizona
W
64
63
55
48
46
Baltimore
Toronto
Boston
New York
Tampa Bay
W
63
64
61
56
46
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
W
63
61
54
53
46
Texas
Seattle
Houston
Los Angeles
Oakland
W
67
58
58
49
49
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
46 .589
—
—
53 .531
6½
—
55 .509
9
2½
62 .456
15
8½
70 .381 23½
17
Central Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
41 .631
—
—
54 .522
12
1
54 .509 13½ 2½
62 .441
21
10
66 .411 24½ 13½
West Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
49 .566
—
—
49 .563
½
—
58 .487
9
5
64 .429 15½ 11½
66 .411 17½ 13½
———
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
48 .568
—
—
50 .561
½
—
50 .550
2
—
56 .500
7½
5½
66 .411 17½ 15½
Central Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
47 .573
—
—
51 .545
3
½
58 .482
10
7½
59 .473
11
8½
67 .407 18½ 16
West Division
L Pct
GB WCGB
47 .588
—
—
53 .523
7½
3
55 .513
8½
4
63 .438
17
12½
63 .438
17
12½
NL scores, schedule
Monday’s Late Games
San Francisco 8, Miami 7, 14 innings
Texas 4, Colorado 3
L.A. Dodgers 9, Philadelphia 4
Tuesday’s Games
Texas 7, Colorado 5
Cleveland 3, Washington 1
Miami 2, San Francisco 0
Arizona 5, N.Y. Mets 3
Chicago Cubs 5, L.A. Angels 1
Pittsburgh 6, San Diego 4
Atlanta 2, Milwaukee 1
Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 4
Philadelphia at L.A. Dodgers, (n)
Today’s Games
San Francisco (Samardzija 9-8) at Miami
(Phelps 5-5), 11:10 a.m.
Philadelphia (Hellickson 9-7) at L.A.
Dodgers (Kazmir 9-5), 2:10 p.m.
Cleveland (Tomlin 11-4) at Washington
(Gonzalez 7-9), 3:05 p.m.
San Diego (Jackson 2-2) at Pittsburgh
(Vogelsong 1-1), 6:05 p.m.
Arizona (Ray 5-11) at N.Y. Mets (Colon
10-6), 6:10 p.m.
Cincinnati (DeSclafani 6-0) at St. Louis
(Garcia 8-8), 6:15 p.m.
L.A. Angels (Nolasco 4-8) at Chicago
Cubs (Hammel 11-5), 7:05 p.m.
Atlanta (De La Cruz 0-4) at Milwaukee
(Anderson 6-10), 7:10 p.m.
Thursday’s Games
Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 11:10 a.m.
San Diego at Pittsburgh, 11:35 a.m.
Atlanta at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m.
St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 7:05 p.m.
Reds 7, Cardinals 4
Cincinnati
Hamilton cf
Cozart ss
Votto 1b
Duvall lf
Phillips 2b
Lorenzen p
b-Renda ph
Iglesias p
Schebler rf
De Jesus 2b
Suarez 3b
Barnhart c
Finnegan p
Holt rf
AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
3
5
4
4
3
0
1
0
2
2
4
4
3
1
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
2
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 .258
0 .269
1 .290
1 .239
0 .277
0 .000
0 .400
0 .091
0 .185
0 .230
0 .239
0 .261
0 .111
0 .221
Totals
36 7 11 6 5 2
St. Louis
AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Carpenter 2b
Piscotty rf
Holliday lf
Moss 1b
4
4
4
3
0
0
2
1
1
0
2
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
1 .293
2 .278
1 .241
1 .259
L10
6-4
5-5
4-6
5-5
7-3
Str
L-1
W-1
L-1
L-1
W-4
HomeAway
33-2233-24
30-2530-28
29-2728-28
25-2927-33
18-3925-31
L10
9-1
3-7
4-6
4-6
5-5
Str
W-8
L-1
W-1
L-3
W-1
HomeAway
38-17 32-24
27-33 32-21
32-2424-30
30-2719-35
26-2920-37
L10
5-5
6-4
4-6
4-6
4-6
Str
L-1
W-3
L-3
L-2
W-2
Home Away
32-21 32-28
36-21 27-28
28-29 27-29
27-3021-34
19-39 27-27
L10
5-5
5-5
5-5
4-6
5-5
Str
L-1
L-1
W-1
L-1
W-1
Home Away
39-1724-31
33-25 31-25
35-2526-25
32-2424-32
25-3421-32
L10
5-5
7-3
4-6
4-6
7-3
Str
W-1
L-2
W-1
L-1
L-1
Home Away
31-20 32-27
33-2128-30
29-2625-32
34-2119-38
24-3322-34
L10
7-3
7-3
3-7
3-7
2-8
Str
W-4
W-4
W-1
L-5
W-1
Home Away
34-1733-30
31-25 27-28
34-2624-29
26-2923-34
25-3224-31
Molina c
Peralta ss
Gyorko 3b
Pham cf
Leake p
a-Garcia ph
Siegrist p
Bowman p
Duke p
Reyes p
c-Adams ph
4
3
3
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 .281
1 .246
1 .241
1 .254
1 .154
0 .267
0 --0 .000
0 --0 --0 .249
Totals
32 4 9 3 6 9
Cincinnati
St. Louis
002 100 130 — 7 11 0
010 110 100 — 4 9 2
a-flied out for Leake in the 6th.
b-grounded out for Lorenzen in the 9th.
c-popped out for Reyes in the 9th.
E—Carpenter (12), Leake (4). LOB—Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 7. 2B—Cozart (25),
Barnhart (16), Holt (3), Holliday (20), Pham
(6). HR—Molina (4), off Finnegan; Holliday
(19), off Finnegan. RBIs—Cozart (45), Votto
(57), Duvall 2 (74), Barnhart (30), Holt (8),
Holliday (60), Moss (46), Molina (34). SB—
Hamilton 3 (48), Schebler (2).
Runners left in scoring position—Cincinnati 1 (Phillips); St. Louis 5 (Moss, Molina,
Leake, Garcia 2). RISP—Cincinnati 6 for 12;
St. Louis 2 for 7.
Runners moved up—Suarez, Barnhart,
Votto, Cozart, Gyorko. GIDP—Phillips, Piscotty, Gyorko, Pham.
DP—Cincinnati 3 (Phillips, Cozart, Votto),
(Phillips, Votto, Suarez), (De Jesus, Cozart,
Votto); St. Louis 1 (Leake, Peralta, Moss).
Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Finnegan
6 6 3 3 6 5 98 4.45
Lrnzn W, 2-0 2 3 1 1 0 3 27 2.49
Iglesias
1 0 0 0 0 1 13 2.09
St. Louis
IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Leake
6 6 3 3 4 0 94 4.79
Siegrist
1 1 1 1 1 0 20 2.86
Bwmn L, 1-4 0.2 4 3 3 0 0 17 3.65
Duke
0.1 0 0 0 0 1 6 0.00
Reyes
1 0 0 0 0 1 11 0.00
Inherited runners-scored—Duke 1-0.
IBB—off Finnegan (Pham). HBP—Leake
(Schebler).
T—2:57. A—40,113 (43,975).
Cubs 5, Angels 1
Los Angeles
Escobar 3b
Calhoun rf
Trout cf
Pujols 1b
Simmons ss
Choi lf
Bandy c
Weaver p
Morin p
AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 .315
0 .276
2 .312
0 .255
0 .283
1 .174
2 .281
1 .000
0 ---
Salas p
a-Giavotella ph
Achter p
Pennington 2b
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0 --0 .266
0 --1 .236
Totals
29 1 3 1 1 7
Chicago
AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Fowler cf
Bryant 3b-lf
Rizzo 1b
Zobrist 2b
Soler lf
Strop p
Heyward rf
Russell ss
Contreras c
Lackey p
Baez 3b
4
4
3
3
4
0
4
2
3
3
0
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
2
1
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 .285
1 .284
1 .289
1 .279
0 .240
0 .000
1 .229
2 .243
0 .265
1 .111
0 .277
Totals
30 5 8 4 2 7
Los Angeles
Chicago
100 000 000 — 1 3 1
001 220 00x — 5 8 0
a-flied out for Salas in the 8th.
E—Weaver (1). LOB—Los Angeles 2,
Chicago 4. 2B—Rizzo 2 (34), Zobrist (23).
HR—Calhoun (11), off Lackey; Contreras
(6), off Weaver; Bryant (28), off Weaver.
RBIs—Calhoun (55), Bryant (70), Zobrist
(57), Russell (67), Contreras (20). CS—
Rizzo (4). SF—Russell.
Runners left in scoring position—Chicago 1 (Heyward). RISP_;—Chicago 3 for
5.
Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP
ERA
Weaver L, 8-9 5 8 5 4 2 3 87
5.19
Morin
1 0 0 0 0 2 13 4.97
Salas
1 0 0 0 0 2 14 4.66
Achter
1 0 0 0 0 0 10 3.80
Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Lackey W, 9-7 8 3 1 1 1 6 102
3.56
Strop
1 0 0 0 0 1 12 2.68
T—2:22. A—41,227 (41,072).
AL scores, schedule
Monday’s Late Games
Oakland 3, Baltimore 2
Seattle 3, Detroit 0
Tuesday’s Games
Tampa Bay 9, Toronto 2
Boston 5, N.Y. Yankees 3
Houston 7, Minnesota 5
Chicago White Sox 7, Kansas City 5, 10
innings
Baltimore at Oakland, (n)
Detroit at Seattle, (n)
Today’s Games
Tampa Bay (Snell 3-4) at Toronto (Happ
15-3), 6:07 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (Eovaldi 9-8) at Boston
(Pomeranz 8-9), 6:10 p.m.
Colorado (De La Rosa 7-7) at Texas (Perez 7-8), 7:05 p.m.
Houston (Keuchel 7-11) at Minnesota
(Santana 5-9), 7:10 p.m.
Chicago White Sox (Quintana 9-8) at
Kansas City (Kennedy 6-9), 7:15 p.m.
Baltimore (Gallardo 4-3) at Oakland (Detwiler 0-0), 9:05 p.m.
Detroit (Verlander 12-6) at Seattle (Hernandez 6-4), 9:10 p.m.
Thursday’s Games
Houston at Minnesota, 12:10 p.m.
Colorado at Texas, 1:05 p.m.
Baltimore at Oakland, 2:35 p.m.
L.A. Angels at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 6:10 p.m.
Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 7:15
p.m.
White Sox 7, Royals 5
10 innings
Chicago
AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Totals
42 7 14 7 1 9
Kansas City
AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Totals
39 5 10 5 1 10
Anderson ss
Cabrera lf
Eaton rf
Abreu 1b
Morneau dh
2-Sanchez pr-dh
Frazier 3b
Navarro c
Saladino 2b
Shuck cf
Orlando cf
Cuthbert 3b
Cain rf
Hosmer 1b
Morales dh
1-Dyson pr-dh
Perez c
Gordon lf
Escobar ss
Mondesi 2b
4
4
5
5
5
0
5
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
4
0
4
4
4
3
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
2
4
0
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
1
1
0
3
0
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1 .264
1 .301
1 .270
1 .277
0 .300
0 .119
1 .213
3 .209
1 .259
0 .219
2 .331
0 .301
2 .281
1 .281
1 .242
0 .251
0 .262
2 .199
1 .253
1 .238
Chicago
Kansas City
001 030 000 3 — 7 14 1
102 000 001 1 — 5 10 0
1-ran for Morales in the 9th. 2-ran for
Morneau in the 10th.
E—Shuck (2). LOB—Chicago 7, Kansas
City 5. 2B—Morneau (5), Saladino (6), Orlando (15), Cuthbert (17), Cain (13). HR—
Frazier (31), off Herrera. RBIs—Cabrera
2 (53), Abreu (61), Morneau (9), Frazier 3
(72), Cuthbert (34), Cain (42), Hosmer 2
(63), Escobar (30). SB—Mondesi (3), Dyson
(17). S—Anderson.
Runners left in scoring position—Chicago 2 (Eaton, Frazier); Kansas City 4 (Orlando, Perez 2, Mondesi). RISP—Chicago 4 for
7; Kansas City 3 for 11.
Runners moved up—Cabrera, Cain.
GIDP—Saladino, Mondesi.
DP—Chicago 1 (Sale, Anderson, Abreu);
Kansas City 1 (Escobar, Mondesi, Hosmer).
Chicago
IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Sale
7 7 3 3 1 7 115 3.16
Jones
1 0 0 0 0 1 14 2.29
Rbrtsn W, 3-2 1 2 1 1 0 1 13 4.08
Turner
0.2 1 1 0 0 0 6 10.97
Jennings
0.1 0 0 0 0 1 5 1.94
Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Volquez
6 10 4 4 1 2 97 5.03
Strahm
2 1 0 0 0 5 30 2.25
Soria
1 0 0 0 0 1 9 4.31
Herrera L, 1-4 1 3 3 3 0 1 18 2.13
WP—Sale.
T—3:05. A—27,134 (37,903).
Misc.
Transactions
BASEBALL
American League
CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Placed OF/DH
Avisail Garcia on the 15-day DL. Recalled
OF Jason Coats from Charlotte (IL).
DETROIT TIGERS — Placed RHP Bruce
Rondon on paternity leave. Recalled LHP
Daniel Norris from Toledo (IL).
National League
ATLANTA BRAVES — Placed RHP Chris
Withrow on the 15-day DL, retroactive to
Friday. Reinstated RHP Shae Simmons
from the 15-day DL and optioned him to
Gwinnett (IL).
CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned RHP Justin
Grimm to Iowa (PCL). Reinstated RHP Jason Hammel from the bereavement list.
PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned RHP
Curtis Partch to Indianapolis (IL). Recalled
RHP Chad Kuhl from Indianapolis.
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Placed RHP
Michael Wacha on the 15-day DL. Selected the contract of RHP Alex Reyes from
Memphis (PCL). Transferred C Brayan Pena
to the 60-day DL.
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — Named
Willie Green assistant coach/player development.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed CB Tony
McRae.
GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released LB
Manoa Pikula. Signed LS Jesse Schmitt.
MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed LS Kevin
McDermott to a contract extension.
NEW YORK JETS — Activated DE Muhammad Wilkerson from the PUP list.
HOCKEY
National Hockey League
ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed associate
coach Jim Playfair and assistant coach/
video Steve Peters to multi-year contract
extensions.
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Named Sean
Walker vice president of innovation and
technology services.
COLLEGE
AUSTIN PEAY — Named Brandon Romans assistant baseball coach and recruiting coordinator and David Weber volunteer assistant baseball coach.
BROWN — Promoted women’s volunteer
assistant basketball coach Sara Binkhorst
to full-time assistant. Named Danielle
Pearson women’s volunteer assistant basketball coach.
GEORGIA TECH — Announced the resignation of athletic director Mike Bobinski to
take the same position at Purdue.
KENTUCKY — Announced senior G E.J.
Floreal is leaving the men’s basketball program.
N.C. STATE — Announced sophomore G
Coult Culler is leaving the football team but
will remain in school.
RUTGERS — Named Jay Miller associate
head softball coach.
Alabama, SEC attempt to stay in penthouse
BY JOHN ZENOR
Associated Press
A postseason rampage
put both Alabama and
the Southeastern Conference back on top in college football last season.
Now, the trick will be
staying there with three
new coaches in the East
and quarterback uncertainty across much of
the league, including at
‘Bama.
The Crimson Tide is
once again the team to
beat in the league, and
perhaps nationally, after claiming the SEC’s
eighth national title in
10 seasons. That broke a
two-year drought for the
league, which went 9-2 in
the postseason counting
the Tide’s playoff wins
over Michigan State and
Clemson.
Alabama defensive end
Jonathan Allen doesn’t
think coach Nick Saban
will let complacency set in.
“The biggest thing at
Alabama is that if you
don’t have hunger,” Allen said, “then you’re not
going to start this year.”
It’s a luxury afforded
by a string of top-rated
recruiting classes, even
with an unproven backfield.
Tennessee and Mississippi, who have the SEC’s
most accomplished returning passers in Joshua Dobbs and Chad Kelly, are trying to continue
climbing the ranks.
Longtime Tide defensive coordinator Kirby
Smart is now trying to
get Georgia over the
hump. Will Muschamp’s
back in the SEC East at
South Carolina and Barry Odom is trying to lead
a comeback to division
contention at Missouri.
In the West, Auburn
and Texas A&M are trying to bounce back while
LSU aims for a stronger
finish.
The favorites
East — Tennessee.
Butch Jones has positioned the Volunteers,
led by Dobbs, as frontrunners for their first
division title since 2007.
They have 17 starters
back from a team that
went 9-4. Florida is the
defending
champion
while three of the seven
teams have new coaches.
Unlike Tennessee, potential challengers Florida
and Georgia entered fall
camp without an established No. 1 quarterback.
West — Alabama.
The defending national
champions, as usual,
have talent all over the
field. Cooper Bateman
is the only quarterback
with college experience,
but Blake Barnett and
David Cornwell were
highly rated recruits. The
division is typically loaded with coach Les Miles
and Leonard Fournette
trying to lead LSU back
from late-season stumbles. Kelly helps make
Mississippi — which
has beaten the Tide two
straight years — a strong
threat, too.
Top players
Leonard
Fournette,
RB, LSU. Consensus AllAmerican flirted with a
2,000-yard season and
was a big Heisman Trophy favorite early last
season.
Myles Garrett, DE,
Texas A&M. In a league
full of elite pass rushers,
he may be the best. Has
24 sacks in two seasons.
Cam Robinson, LT,
Alabama. Started every
game in his first two seasons and will be blocking
for a new backfield.
Chad Kelly, QB, Mississippi. Sugar Bowl
MVP had third-most
passing and total yards
of any SEC quarterback
in a season.
Nick Chubb/Sony Michel, RBs, Georgia. Both
are trying to return from
injuries, and both have
posted huge numbers
when healthy.
Smart will be chasing his
mentor, Saban.
Trevor Knight, QB,
Texas A&M. The former
Oklahoma starter could
be the biggest on-field
addition for any SEC
team. Doesn’t hurt that
he once led a Sugar Bowl
win over Alabama.
Bo Scarbrough, RB,
Alabama. He and fellow
sophomore Damien Harris are vying to replace
Heisman Trophy winner
Derrick Henry..
On the hot seat
Gus Malzahn, Auburn.
Three years removed
from an SEC title, he’s
been unable to beat the
top teams since. Quarterback struggles held back
his normally prolific, fast
offense last season.
Kevin Sumlin, Texas
A&M. An 11-13 record in
SEC games over the past
three seasons and trouble holding onto quarterbacks could at least make
it lukewarm.
Les Miles, LSU. Last
year’s groundswell of
support and a talented
roster make him secure
— at least until the next
three-game losing streak.
Derek Mason, VanderNew faces
bilt. Just two SEC wins in
Kirby Smart, Georgia. as many seasons.
The standard was made
Picks
crystal clear when Mark
Richt was fired after winEast: Tennessee. West:
ning double-digit games Alabama. League chamnine times in 15 seasons. pion: Alabama.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2016
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Keep your life simple. Focus
on the results you want to
achieve and refuse to let
anyone sidetrack you. Stay
on top of negotiations, contracts and money matters.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): Act on your gut feelings
and don’t let anyone sway
you in a direction that isn’t
easily controlled. Activities
you plan with friends and
children will be educational
and fun.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Don’t let your personal issues stand in the way of
what you need to accom-
plish. Your efforts and contributions will result in greater
support, security and an
interesting and fruitful connection with your peers.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Take a renewed interest in
the things that make you
happy. Go out shopping or
start a new hobby. Sharing
your ideas with friends will
give you better insight into
how to make things happen.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Finish what you start regardless
of any negativity you face.
Do your own thing and grant
others the same privilege.
Home alterations will turn
out to have hidden costs.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Take domestic matters seriously, or you may end up
with unexpected problems.
Honesty and integrity will be
a must if you want to keep
the peace. Don’t get angry
when you should be busy
finding suitable ways to compromise.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
Make plans that will bring
about interesting changes
to your living situation. Personal information is best
kept to yourself unless you
are certain you can trust the
recipient.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
21): Take the initiative to
make things happen. Don’t
wait for others to jump in
and help. What you do on
your own will boost your reputation and bring rewards.
Love and romance should be
high on your priority list.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21): Be careful what
you offer and to whom. You
are likely to be misinterpreted and taken advantage of if
you are too generous. Avoid
anyone who boasts about
habits that are questionable.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19): Listen carefully to
others and you will begin to
realize who needs your help
and who is just whining. It’s
important to avoid lazy individuals who are just looking
for someone to do their work
for them.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): A partnership will keep
you moving in the right direction. Don’t let an argument
between two friends become
your problem.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20): An old friend or colleague will be able to give
you some perspective on a
tough situation. A new take
on an old idea will enable
you to reconsider what you
want to do. Make amends
with someone who you need
on your team.
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destinations
6 Japanese
cartoon art
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nine
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letters
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gossip
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affirmation
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pioneer Max
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case
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me”
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37 Buns and flips
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1231/2 Sesame
Street
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43 Racing legend
A.J.
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46 Absolute
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Zhivago”
50 Prophets
52 Stayed on
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giant
58 Homeric epic
59 Philips electric
toothbrush brand
62 “Teen Wolf”
network
63 Young player on
the rebound ...
or, in another
way, what each
set of circles in
this puzzle
represents
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68 Mix
69 Baby goat sound
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Yale
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last-minute
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ending
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fliers
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reptiles
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day
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Dame
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TV executive: Television bubble will deflate
BY LYNN ELBER
Associated Press
BEVERLY
HILLS,
Calif.
— Television viewers know
there’s a mind-boggling array
of shows to attempt to watch.
John Landgraf, the chief executive of FX Networks, predicted change is coming but not
until the number of scripted
series peaks at about 500 per
year.
With a greater supply of U.S.
television than can be profitably produced, the industry is
“ballooning into a condition
of oversupply” that will likely
peak in the next two years and
then slowly deflate, Landgraf
told a TV critics meeting Tuesday.
“I’m not saying that I believe
we are in a bubble which is
going to pop, causing us to go
from 500-plus scripted series
to half that number,” he said,
but could dip to 400 or slightly
fewer.
Scripted shows premiering
this year should reach about
450 for broadcast, cable and
streaming services and near or
exceed 500 in 2017, in contrast
to his expectation that it would
peak this year, he said.
Landgraf did a big-picture
assessment of the expanding
TV landscape last year, focusing increased attention on a
world that’s moved far beyond the once-true saying that
there’s hundreds of channels
and nothing worth watching.
This has been characterized as
a second “golden age” of TV,
but the FX executive said even
that is at risk because of the
volume of shows.
A key driver in the streaming
sector is Netflix, which Landgraf said has premiered or announced 71 scripted series, a
number he said excludes documentary, late-night or nonEnglish language shows.
By comparison, broadcast
networks including NBC, ABC
and CBS air about 150 scripted
series; pay cable is at 50 and
basic cable at 180, according to
Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP
Donald Glover, creator/executive producer/director (from
left), executive producer Paul Simms, producer/director Hiro
Murai and actors Brian Tyree Henry, Lakeith Stanfield and
Zazie Beetz participate in the “Atlanta” panel during the FX
Television Critics Association summer press tour Tuesday in
Beverly Hills, Calif.
FX’s tally.
Why Netflix is making “such
an extraordinary number of
shows, I really can’t tell you,”
Landgraf said. Although he
carefully avoided characteriz-
ing how the streaming service
manages its level of production, he described the FX approach as a “non-industrial,
extremely personal way” of
making series, yielding be-
Graceland hotel set to open in October
Dear Annie
Mother does not
approve of her son’s
upcoming marriage
BY ADRIAN SAINZ
Associated Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Elvis Presley used to dream about building a guest house at his Graceland property, for friends who
would visit the rock ‘n’ roll icon
in Memphis.
Presley didn’t get to see his
dream come true, but his fans
will. The Guest House at Graceland is a six-story, 450-room
hotel, opening Oct. 27 just steps
from Presley’s former home. The
exterior, with columns, arches
and a portico, evokes the feel of
a comfortable Southern Colonial
home, but the interior design
and amenities are modern.
Presley died on Aug. 16, 1977,
and Graceland was eventually
turned into a museum. Priscilla
Presley, the singer’s former wife
and a caretaker of his legacy, said
Elvis had made plans to build a
guest house at Graceland as far
back as 1960. But it was never
built, so when people visited
Graceland, they would stay at
a Howard Johnson’s down the
street.
“This luxury hotel is the most
significant enhancement to
Graceland since we opened in
1982,” Priscilla Presley said
Monday. “This is huge ... I feel
that it’s just so right for fans, and
our guests, and tourists.”
The hotel is the first of its kind
in the working- and middleclass Memphis neighborhood
of Whitehaven. Droves of applicants flocked to a job fair Saturday, and the hotel will employ
about 450 people. When the
hotel opens, room prices will
range from $149 for basic rooms
to $1,300 for the highest-priced
suite.
The location lets Elvis fans
stay within walking distance of
Graceland and the tourist attractions across the street, but
it will likely attract other visitors
tween 17 to at most 22 a year.
Other topics Landgraf addressed:
■ Producer Ryan Murphy
and FX have been secretive
about the next edition of the
“American Horror Story” anthology series because they
thought it would “be fun for the
audience to discover,” he said,
with the theme, setting and era
yet to be unveiled. He said he
sees no “end game” for the series, as long as Murphy keeps
coming up with inventive ideas
and the audience is there.
■ Landgraf waxed enthusiastic about FX’s two new comedies “Better Things,” about a
single mother with a forthright
parenting style from creatorstar Pamela Adlon, and “Atlanta,” created by Donald Glover
(”Community”) and starring
him as a man who returns to
his home city after failing to realize his dreams. The shows offer new and different perspectives and are both funny and
richly cinematic, he said.
Associated Press
A guest room at the new 450-room Guest House at Graceland in
Memphis, Tenn. Elvis Presley used to dream about building a guest
house at his Graceland property, for friends who would visit the
rock and roll icon in Memphis. Presley didn’t get to see his dream
come true, but his fans will.
as well. It will offer the most upscale accommodations in the immediate area, which has a Days
Inn and a couple of other budget
hotels. Also nearby, the aging
Heartbreak Hotel is scheduled
for demolition.
The Guest House at Graceland
also promises to become one of
the city’s top lodging options,
along with the Peabody and the
Madison several miles away in
the downtown area.
“If you ever thought that you
wanted to hang out with Elvis
and feel like one of his guests, this
is your opportunity,” said Joel
Weinshanker, managing partner of Elvis Presley Enterprises,
which manages the Graceland
tours and also produces and licenses Elvis-themed live events
worldwide.
Weinshanker said the total
investment in the hotel is about
$92 million. Memphis officials
approved a tax break for the ho-
Entertainment Briefs
‘American Idol’ finalist says she has cancer
EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. — “American Idol” finalist
Jax says she’s battling thyroid cancer.
MyCentralJersey.com reports Jax was diagnosed in
the spring and underwent surgery to remove the thyroid and several lymph nodes. The 20-year-old singer
and songwriter from East Brunswick became chronically ill with respiratory and exhaustion issues during
her journey on “American Idol.”
The diagnosis came a week after a sold-out show
in April. She went to an urgent care center, which
found that she had 18 tumors on her thyroid.
— Associated Press
Tyler Perry offers to pay for twins’ funeral
ATLANTA — Television and film producer Tyler
Perry is offering to pay for the funeral expenses for
twin toddlers who died after being left in a hot car in
west Georgia.
WSB-TV reports that Perry contacted the station to
make the offer after he saw a news report about the
deaths of the 15-month-old girls.
Police charged the twins’ father, 24-year-old Asa
North, with manslaughter after witnesses said they
saw him carry the children to an inflatable kiddie
pool in a frantic attempt to cool them off last Thursday.
— Associated Press
tel project.
The hotel is still under construction, with bulldozers outside
and workers installing electric
outlets and carpets. But colors
associated with The King already
are present, such as touches of
purple and gold in the carpeting
and hallways, gold lighting in the
464-seat theater, and a picture of
Elvis in a gold jacket hanging on
the textured gray walls of guest
rooms. At 386,000 square feet,
it’s about 22 times the size of the
Graceland house.
“There’s not a whole lot of Elvis bling,” said Elvis Presley Enterprises CEO Jack Soden. “It’s
much more subtle. It’s very cool.”
The circular lobby is illuminated by natural light streaming through large windows. The
lobby ceiling features mirrors
shaped like elongated hexagons.
The gray and purple carpet is
decorated with a geometric pattern.
Jay Pharoah, Taran
Killam plan to leave
‘Saturday Night Live’
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — Longtime “Saturday Night
Live” cast member Taran Killam says he “was
never given a reason why” he was being let go
after six seasons on the NBC program.
Killam and fellow cast member Jay Pharoah
won’t be back when “SNL” returns this fall for
its 42nd season, the network said Monday.
Killam told Uproxx i n an interview published Monday that he was planning on making the upcoming season of “SNL” his final
one before being told that his contract wasn’t
being picked up.
“I was never given a reason why, really. I
can assume until the cows come home,” he
said.
Killam speculated that the production
schedule of a film he’s directing and starring
in, “Why We’re Killing Gunther,” may have
played a part because two months of postproduction work on the movie would have
coincided with “SNL’s” production schedule.
Whatever the reason for his departure, Killam said he has “no gripes” about his time as
part of the comedy institution.
Dear Annie: Our eldest son is getting married in three weeks to a
gal who is 13 1/2 years
younger (23). She has
never been married but
has a 4-year-old. She
also has bipolar disorder and has left him at
least three times. The
most recent time was
in March. She took off
with a co-worker for the
coast, halfway across the
country. After a couple
of weeks, she decided to
call our son, and he said
he wanted her to come
back. I believe that the
guy ditched her and she
didn’t have anywhere to
go.
Long story short, she
is now pregnant, and her
parents are wanting her
to marry. As far as our
son knows, the baby is
his. We all feel that she
will continually leave,
and we have doubts
that the baby is his. Our
son was married before
and has two children.
He asked the eldest,
who is 12, to be his best
man, but his son said
no, as he does not like
her. No one on his side
likes the gal, and we are
wondering whether we
need to attend the wedding. My husband says
we shouldn’t because it
would show support. I
told our son we would go
but are not in support of
the marriage.
I feel we should attend
only because he is our
son. It is a tiny wedding
and has been quickly put
together. Her parents are
doing a barbecue for the
reception, but we will not
attend that. Our son is a
very kindhearted person
who helps out everyone.
His first wife was from
another country and was
not good to him. Should
we go or stay home?
— Reluctant Mother of the Groom
Dear Reluctant: Go
to your son’s wedding. It’s a regrettable situation, to
be sure, but you’d
regret it much more
if you were not to be
there for him. He’s
a kindhearted and
emotionally vulnerable person, susceptible to other people’s manipulations.
As much as you want
to express your opposition to his life,
if you were not to
be around, he’d feel
isolated and only fall
further into this trap.
Keep the door open
for him. It’s possible to support him
without supporting
the partnership. He
needs you.
Dear
Annie:
A
very close friend has a
daughter who got married quickly because of a
pregnancy. She and her
husband are stable and
very happy. I don’t know
the modern etiquette but
would like to buy them
a wedding present, as
would a few other close
friends. We would like
to do this to show love,
happiness and joy for
them. We don’t want to
pick out patterns or anything like that without
knowing her tastes. Any
suggestions would be
welcome.
— Need Assistance
in Florida
Dear Need Assistance: Cash might
not be the most fun
gift to pick out, but
it’s the one people
most like to receive
-- especially if they’re
new parents. If you’d
like to give a more
traditional gift, such
as something for
their home, ask her
mother what sorts
of kitchenware they
might like. Whatever the gift, your
thoughtfulness will
shine through and
the couple will no
doubt appreciate it.
Dear Annie: I’m
responding to the letter from “Meaty Mike.”
He needs to embrace
his vegan love mate!
I’ve been married to a
staunch vegetarian for
over 33 years, and it’s
the best choice I’ve ever
made. My diet has become healthier, and I
still get my meat. I have a
gas grill on the deck outside for my meat meals,
which I use even in the
winter. And I’ve developed recipes to cook
meat without smelling
up the house.
Meaty Mike’s guilt trip
is his own, so he should
just own it and move on.
— Vermont Meat
Mate
Send your questions
for Annie Lane to dearannie@creators.com.
Stocks
8B • Wednesday, August 10, 2016 • The Paducah Sun
Appetizing results?
Uncle Sam’s spending
Today
Treasury budget
A new government report
not seasonally adjusted
should provide a snapshot
107
$100 billion
into the state of Uncle Sam’s
finances.
est.
6 -116
The Treasury Department
-193 -108
-53
0
reports today how much money
the federal government took in
and paid out last month. The
-100
June report showed that the federal government’s receipts and
outlays translated into a surplus -200
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M
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J
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of $6.3 billion for the month.
2016
Economists anticipate a shortfall
of $116 billion for July.
Source: FactSet
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... dd
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AK Steel
... 17
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GoPro
... dd
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... ...
AMD
... dd
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... dd
Alcoa
.12 31 10.35 -.10 Groupon
.50 10
Alibaba
... 32 85.24 +.24 HP Inc
HeclaM
.01e
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Ambev
.19e ...
6.13 +.03
.22 38
Annaly
1.20 47 11.22 +.15 HP Ent n
.28 16
Anthem
2.60 13 128.45 +.71 Hilton
.16 37
Apple Inc
2.28 13 108.81 +.44 HopFedBc
HorizPhm
... dd
ArcelorMit
... dd
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ArrayBio
... dd
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Avon
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Calpine
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Carlisle
1.20 19 106.53 +1.72 iShiBxHYB 5.09
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Carnival
1.40 16 45.05 -1.43 iShR2K
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Cemex
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1.04 17
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Citigroup
.20 12 45.90 -.06 ItauUnibH
... dd
CliffsNRs
... 18
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JPMorgCh
1.76 12
Coach
1.35 26 40.52 -.93
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CobaltIEn
... dd
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.50 33
CocaCola
1.40 26 43.47 +.03 KindMorg
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ConAgra
1.00 26 46.66 +.01
2.00f 10
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1.28 13
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6.60 22
Ctrip.com s
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DDR Corp
.76 23 19.20 -.06
M-N-O-P
DeltaAir
.81f
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Macys
1.51f 10
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...
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Disney
1.42 17 96.67 +.92 MarathnO
1.60 36
DollarTree
... 55 95.95 +.05 MartMM
1.52 29
DomRescs 2.80 22 74.73 -.26 Mattel
MaxLinear
... 23
DukeEngy 3.42f 19 84.73 -.01
Merck
1.84 18
E-F-G-H
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... 18 31.11 -.04 Microchp 1.44f cc
... 47
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.46 19 28.58 +.13 MicronT
1.44 26
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FrptMcM
... dd 12.09 -.20 NuanceCm
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FrontierCm
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4.95 +.02 Nvidia
... dd
GATX
1.60
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... dd
Gap
.92 12 24.01 -1.61 OcwenFn
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...
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GenDynam 3.04 16 148.57 +.46
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.92 30 31.30 +.03 Oracle
1.60 17
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... dd
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199.85
33.49
17.30
62.49
41.28
60.63
14.48
58.20
3.50
29.34
49.92
93.99
55.77
5.65
216.74
37.91
14.62
58.89
8.90
2.66
10.33
41.10
104.37
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-.57
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-.37
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+.06
+.14
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-5.05
-1.68
+.15
-.01
+.35
+.22
-.06
-.11
+.03
+.05
AUGUST 2016
ON TRACK
T VA e y e i n g 2 017 c o m p l e t i o n
for Shawnee Plant upgrades
www.fourriversbusiness.com
Name
Div P/E Last
Pfizer
1.20 16 35.08
PiperJaf
... 13 43.74
PwShs QQQ1.52e
q 116.92
PUVixST rs
...
q 20.35
Chg
+.15
+.59
+.27
-.69
Q-R-S-T
RennovaH
...
RiteAid
...
RylCarb
1.50
RymanHP 3.00f
SM Energy
.10
S&P500ETF 4.13e
SpdrLehHY 2.30
SpdrOGEx .73e
SiriusXM
...
SouthnCo
2.24f
SwstnEngy
...
Sprint
...
SP HlthC
1.01e
SP CnSt
1.28e
SP Consum 1.12e
SP Engy
2.04e
SPDR Fncl .46e
SP Tech
.78e
SP Util
1.55e
Starbucks s
.80
Stryker
1.52
Symantec
.30m
Synchrony
.13p
dd
.38 +.06
...
7.06 +.04
19 68.98 -5.00
14 55.61 -.21
dd 30.35 -.71
q 218.18 +.13
q 36.36 +.12
q 35.31 -.46
38
4.19 -.03
19 52.84 +.15
dd 13.61 -.51
dd
6.18 -.04
q 74.79 +.18
q 54.70 +.17
q 81.06 -.24
q 68.07 -.36
q 24.07 +.02
q 47.14 +.10
q 50.70 -.01
31 55.20 -.16
24 115.45 +.63
6 21.66 -.12
11 27.88 -.16
S&P 500
18,600
Dow Jones industrials
2,160
Close: 2,181.74
Change: 0.85 (flat)
18,420
Close: 18,533.05
Change: 3.76 (flat)
18,240
10 DAYS
2,200
JOLTS job openings
The Labor Department’s latest in millions
monthly survey of job openings
5.8
5.8
is due out today.
5.7
The last Job Openings and
est.
Labor Turnover survey, or
5.6 5.6
5.6
JOLTS, showed that job open5.5
5.5
ings slid to 5.5 million in May,
the fewest since December and
a decline of nearly 6 percent
from a record 5.8 million in
April. Economists forecast that
5.2
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A
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the June survey will show that
2016
job openings improved slightly
to 5.6 million.
Source: FactSet
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SynergyRs
Target
3M Co
Transocn
21stCFoxA
Twitter
16,800
16,000
M
A
M
StocksRecap
Vol. (in mil.)
Pvs. Volume
Advanced
Declined
New Highs
New Lows
NYSE
NASD
3,239
3,179
1607
1382
282
7
1,602
1,548
1574
1198
157
33
J
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DOW
DOW Trans.
DOW Util.
NYSE Comp.
NASDAQ
S&P 500
S&P 400
Wilshire 5000
Russell 2000
A
15,200
HIGH
18585.32
7895.57
693.72
10828.51
5238.54
2187.66
1565.17
22694.04
1233.29
F
LOW
18507.75
7830.05
688.71
10786.45
5214.95
2178.61
1560.49
22607.88
1229.43
M
A
M
CLOSE
18533.05
7836.78
690.63
10804.51
5225.48
2181.74
1562.50
22639.26
1231.75
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+3.76
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+0.40
+16.49
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5.55
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7.63
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5.70
...
2.75
GrubHub’s tastier-than-expected earnings may
prove to just be an appetizer for its investors.
Analysts for Canaccord Genuity say that in
GrubHub’s most recent quarter, the online food
ordering service reported strong numbers for the
number of diners using its services and the
number of orders placed.
The Chicago, Illinois,
company also boosted its
revenue outlook for the
year.
That’s helped whet
the appetite of investors
who previously weren’t
so sure about the
company’s long-term
prospects. And given
that the company’s
17,600
F
Name
NAV
American Century
ValueInv
8.39
American Funds
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27.10
AmBalA m
25.10
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13.14
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59.69
CpWldGrIA m
45.59
EurPacGrA m
46.87
FnInvA m
53.91
GrthAmA m
43.62
IncAmerA m
21.70
InvCoAmA m
36.78
MutualA m
37.35
NewPerspA m
37.22
SmCpWldA m
46.30
WAMutInvA m
41.25
BlackRock
Engy&ResA m
18.08
GlobAlcI
18.58
StrIncIns
9.80
DFA
EmMkCrEqI
18.56
Dodge & Cox
Income
13.88
IntlStk
37.67
Stock
169.95
Fidelity
500IdxIns
76.87
500IdxPr
76.87
Bal
22.27
Contra
102.08
ContraK
102.06
GrowCo
140.96
49.59
Chg LowPriStk d
21.71
-.06 LtAm d
21.11
-2.39 Puritan
Tel&Util
25.68
-.19
TotBond
10.85
-.30
63.15
+.07 TtlMktIdxPr d
+.48 FrankTemp-Franklin
Income C m
2.26
IncomeA m
2.23
+.69 FrankTemp-Templeton
-.37 GlBondAdv
11.40
-.03 Harbor
-1.56 CapApInst
60.60
+.04 IntlInstl
61.41
+.10 Janus
+5.71 GlbLfScT
50.83
+.26
+.48 Matthews Asian
China
17.38
+.25
28.31
+.13 India
+.07 Metropolitan West
11.00
-.67 TotRetBdI
-.11 Oakmark
21.07
-9.45 Intl I
-.13 Oberweis
11.46
+.02 ChinaOpp m
-.30 PIMCO
12.01
-.10 IncomeInl
6.93
+.02 RERRStgC m
10.36
-.07 TotRetIs
Closing figures as of Tuesday, August 9, 2016
YTD
Chg %Rtn
-.01
+11.5
+.02
+.03
+.03
+.14
+.18
+.47
+.06
+.07
+.03
+.04
+.01
+.21
+.20
-.01
+6.5
+6.9
+5.4
+8.8
+6.5
+3.3
+7.8
+5.6
+9.0
+11.1
+11.5
+3.3
+6.1
+8.4
-.08 +20.0
+.06 +3.6
+2.0
+.11 +18.9
+.03
+.49
+.34
+6.3
+3.3
+7.5
+.03 +8.1
+.04 +8.1
+.04 +5.6
+.25 +3.9
+.25 +4.0
+.16 +3.2
+.02 +3.9
+.15 +32.9
+.06 +4.4
-.02 +18.6
+.03 +7.6
+.03 +8.2
+10.3
+10.3
-.01
+.6
+.13
+.62
-.3
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+.11
-2.4
+.13
-.15
-5.6
+7.1
+4.8
+.25
-1.4
+.03
-5.7
+5.9
+15.0
+.02 +4.8
Putnam
NewOpp
76.09
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34.10
T Rowe Price
BlChpGr
72.63
CapApprec
27.05
EqIndex d
58.80
EqtyInc
31.02
GrowStk
53.80
LatinAm d
21.42
MidCpGr
77.77
NewIncome
9.75
Rtmt2020
21.07
Rtmt2030
23.28
Value
33.08
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500Adml
201.69
500Inv
201.68
BalIdxAdm
31.11
BdMktInstPls
11.11
DivGr
24.00
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67.26
GNMAAdml
10.85
GrthIdAdm
58.07
HltCrAdml
90.83
ITGradeAd
10.11
InstIdxI
199.73
InstPlus
199.75
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49.29
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25.20
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100.77
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100.79
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159.77
MuIntAdml
14.54
MuLtdAdml
11.10
PrecMtls
12.50
PrmcpAdml
109.43
REITIdxAd
128.86
STGradeAd
10.79
SmCpIdAdm
58.41
Star
24.57
TgtRe2015
15.15
TgtRe2020
29.02
TgtRe2025
16.72
TgtRe2030
29.67
TgtRe2035
18.03
TlIntlBdIdxAdm
22.39
TlIntlBdIdxInv
11.20
TotBdAdml
11.11
TotBdInst
11.11
TotIntl
15.06
TotStIAdm
54.48
TotStIIns
54.48
TotStIdx
54.45
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63.85
Welltn
39.14
WelltnAdm
67.59
WndsIIAdm
63.12
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AccumA m
9.71
SciTechA m
13.31
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+.01
+8.0
+.07
+.3
+.03 +8.0
+.02 +8.0
-.02 +10.0
+.08
+.3
+.21 +42.5
-.08 +6.1
+.02 +5.8
+.05 +7.0
+.07 +6.7
-.03 +5.9
+.09
+.09
+.04
+.03
-.04
+.01
+.10
+.30
+.02
+.08
+.09
+.04
+.20
+.81
+.81
-.20
+.01
+.12
+.07
+.64
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+.07
+.04
+.09
+.05
+.10
+.06
+.04
+.02
+.03
+.03
+.12
+.04
+.03
+.03
+.14
+.07
+.11
-.05
+8.1
+8.1
+7.5
+6.0
+8.3
+10.1
+3.3
+6.7
+.2
+6.8
+8.1
+8.1
+8.3
+5.6
+5.6
+5.6
+8.1
+3.7
+1.7
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+16.4
+3.5
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+6.9
+6.0
+6.0
+5.5
+8.2
+8.2
+8.2
+9.0
+7.8
+7.8
+7.4
+3.3
-1.6
Appetite for GrubHub grows
10 DAYS
2,000
1,800
P/E Last
dd
6.25
13 72.61
22 178.39
dd 11.01
18 25.48
dd 18.68
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18,400
1,900
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VanEGold
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VanE JrGld
...
VangEmg 1.10e
Vereit
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VerizonCm 2.26
VulcanM
.80
WPX Engy
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Wayfair
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...
WellsFargo 1.52
WhitingPet
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WmsCos
2.56
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Zynga
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2,100
MutualFunds
September Issue Publishes
August 25th
www.fourriversbusiness.com
2,200
2,120
Job market monitor
Financial analysts expect
Wendy’s latest quarterly
report card improved from a
year earlier.
The fast-food chain
served up increased
earnings for the first three
months of the year, even as
revenue fell as the number
of open restaurants
declined. Wall Street
projects that Wendy’s will
report similar results for the
April-June quarter today.
Your.
Regional.
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services are just starting to take hold in many
of its markets, its potential for growth is
substantial, the analysts say.
GrubHub, which operates both its namesake
and Seamless websites, lets diners browse
restaurant menus and place orders for takeout.
Restaurants pay a fee
for each order
processed.
The Canaccord
Genuity analysts say
their estimates for the
year “are likely to prove
conservative.” The firm
has a “Buy” rating for
GrubHub stock and has
boosted the price target
by $8 to $42.
Active diners
Daily average Grub orders
300 thousand
8 million
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88.62
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AJRD
13.98
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117.95
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172.89
157.42
+.11
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DDS
54.37
2
97.89
60.41
-2.37
-3.8
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-35.4
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0.28
Dover Corp
DOV
50.91
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73.84
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11.27
5
17.14
13.71
-.32
-2.3
-16.2
-7.7
dd
0.24
Fuller HB Co
FUL
30.72
9
48.49
46.46
-.31
-0.7
+27.4
+19.7
22
0.56
Goodyear
GT
24.31
4
35.30
27.96
-.17
-0.6
-14.4
-8.0
8
0.28
Honeywell Intl
HON
87.00
9
120.02
116.26
+.22
+0.2
+12.3
+12.2
18
2.38f
0.32
Jabil Circuit
JBL
16.78
5
26.00
20.62
-.19
-0.9
-11.5
+7.3
14
Kimberly Clark
KMB
103.04
8
138.87
129.99
+.43
+0.3
+2.1
+14.1
22
3.68
Kroger Co
KR
27.32
4
42.75
32.29
-.02
-0.1
-22.8
-13.5
15
0.48f
1.40f
Lowes Cos
LOW
62.62
9
83.65
81.34
-.28
-0.3
+7.0
+19.1
23
Motorola Solutions
MSI
59.13
9
76.83
74.28
+.35
+0.5
+8.5
+17.6
19
1.64
NiSource Inc
NI
16.04
9
26.94
24.89
+.08
+0.3
+27.6
+50.4
26
0.66f
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ONB
10.69
8
15.00
13.78
+.03
+0.2
+1.6
-2.7
12
0.52
Penney JC Co Inc
JCP
6.00
6
11.99
9.34
-.16
-1.7
+40.2
+15.3
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PPC
15.57
7
26.50
23.17
+.06
+0.3
+17.1
+14.6
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RF
7.00
7
10.61
9.37
-.02
-0.2
-2.4
-9.3
13
0.26f
Seabrd Cp
SEB
7 3500.00
3120.00
+23.06
+0.7
+7.8
-6.7
19
3.00
Sears Holdings Corp
SHLD
10.52
4
28.31
16.79
+1.06
+6.7
-18.3
-35.5
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Sherwin Wms
SHW
218.27
9
312.48
295.29
-2.28
-0.8
+13.7
+11.6
25
3.36
2427.01
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TOT
39.05
7
52.34
47.95
+.41
+0.9
+6.7
+0.9
US Bancorp
USB
37.07
7
45.86
42.83
-.11
-0.3
+0.4
-2.5
13
1.02
WalMart Strs
WMT
56.30
0
74.35
73.54
+.20
+0.3
+20.0
+5.0
16
2.00f
Westlake Chemical
WLK
39.48
4
63.56
47.81
-.17
-0.4
-12.0
-22.6
WestRock Co
WRK
35.77
9
44.99
43.83
-.18
-0.4
+15.6
-19.4
2.71e
12
0.73
1.50
6.97
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Commodities
Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade
Open
High
Low
Wheat CBOT
5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel
Sep 16 415.00
419.00
411.00
Dec 16 437.00
440.00
434.00
Mar 17 459.00
462.00
456.00
May 17 472.00
474.00
467.00
Est. Sales 338,992 Mon’s sales 276,564
Mon’s open int.459,171 Chg. -22825.00
Corn CBOT
5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel
Sep 16 325.00
326.00
322.00
Dec 16 334.00
336.00
331.00
Mar 17 344.00
346.00
342.00
May 17 351.00
352.00
348.00
Est. Sales 643,992 Mon’s sales 399,689
Mon’s open int.1,353,702 Chg. +13742.00
Settle
Chg
417.00
436.00
459.00
471.00
n/a
-2.00
-.00
+.00
322.00
332.00
343.00
349.00
-3.00
-2.00
-2.00
-2.00
Open
High
Low
Oats CBOT
5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel
Sep 16 176.00
177.00
173.00
Dec 16 186.00
186.00
183.00
Mar 17 195.00
196.00
193.00
May 17 194.00
197.00
194.00
Est. Sales 1,064 Mon’s sales 616
Mon’s open int.10,189 Chg. +98.00
Soybean CBOT
5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel
Aug 16 1018.00 1032.00
1011.00
Sep 16 998.00 1015.00
993.00
Nov 16 983.00
999.00
977.00
Jan 17
982.00
998.00
977.00
Est. Sales 243,036 Mon’s sales 120,025
Mon’s open int.674,459 Chg. -1017.00
Settle
Chg
175.00
184.00
193.00
197.00
-1.00
-1.00
-1.00
-2.00
1022.00
1005.00
988.00
986.00
+3.00
+3.00
+3.00
+2.00
Valeant changes course
Valeant Pharmaceuticals
jumped 25 percent
Tuesday after the
Canadian drugmaker
reaffirmed its financial outlook for the year and
unveiled a plan to possibly sell billions of dollars in
assets and pay down debt.
A string of major acquisitions has left the company
with $30 billion in debt. Valeant’s also the target of three
federal probes into its business and accounting practices,
including its tactic of buying older drugs that have limited
Valeant (VRX)
competition and raising their prices.
The company has abandoned
the price-boosting strategy as it
tries to shed Valeant’s reputation as
a symbol of pharmaceutical company greed.
Valeant, based in Laval, Quebec, said it’s taking
steps to streamline its portfolio of products and has
agreed to sell rights to several drugs, moves that new
CEO Joseph Papa called a “new strategic direction.”
Still, Valeant stock is down about 90 percent over
the last year.
Tuesday’s close: $28.16
Price change 1-yr
-88.6%
Price-earnings ratio: Lost money VRX
52-WEEK RANGE
$19
4Q
6.43
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The McCracken
County Board of
Education will accept bids for the removal of the existing
Mobile
Classroom unit on
the East side of
Concord Elementary School,5184
Hinkleville Road,
Paducah, KY on
Monday,August
22,2016 at 9:00
a.m. Bids will be
accepted until
opened at this time
at the McCracken
County Board of
Education office
located at 5347
Benton Road,Paducah, Kentucky.
All proposals must
be received by the
time designated
and none will be
considered thereafter .
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids for the public housing Modernization Project KY36P037-501(15) will be received by The Housing Authority of Hickman,
Kentucky, on August 31, 2016, at 1:30 p.m.
(local time), and then at said office publicly
opened and read aloud. The project consists
of:
Renovate Building for Community Center
The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form
of Contract, Drawings, Specifications and other contract documents may be examined at the
following locations:
C S Design, Inc.
1088 Wellington Way, Lexington, KY 40513
The Housing Authority of Hickman
1209 Holly St.,Suite 50, Hickman, KY 42050
Additional information is provided in the bidding documents. Copies of the bidding documents must be purchased at the following location to be eligible to submit a bid for this
project.
Lynn Imaging
328 Old Vine St., Lexington, Kentucky 40507
Telephone:(859) 255-1021
Attention: Plan Distribution Department
www.lynnimaging.com
No Pre-Bid Conference will be held. Contractors may contact the Housing Authority at (270)
236-2888 to schedule a review of the existing
building.
The Housing Authority of Hickman By:
Lynn Busby, Executive Director
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LEGALS
The McCracken
County Board of
Education will accept bids for two
(2)
Modular
Classroom buildings for Concord
Elementary
School,5184
Hinkleville Road,
Paducah, KY on
Monday, August
22,2016 at 9:00
a.m. Bids will be
accepted until
opened at this time
at the McCracken
County Board of
Education office
located at 5347
Benton Road, Paducah, Kentucky.
All proposals must
be received by the
time designated
and none will be
considered thereafter. Specifications may be obtained online at
mcweb.mccracken
.kyschools.us/finance or at the
board office.
0955
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2001 Sth 25th
NIce 3bdrm 1.5 bth
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Eddyville, 1057 St.
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2 bath, $490 mo.
Consider rent to
own. 270-929-6095
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Public Notice
Pursuant
to
KRS65A.080(2), the
Paducah McCracken
County Convention &
Visitors Bureau's
most recent audit and
adopted budget can
be
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at
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Unscramble these four Jumbles,
one letter to each square,
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Modular 4 BR
Lone Oak.
$800/mo., some
util. incl. 210-5324
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