The News-Examiner from Gallatin, Tennessee • Page B2

2B GALLATIN NEWS EXAMINER SPORTS COMICS BEETLE BAILEY BLONDIE FOR BETTER OR WORSE HAGAR THE HORRIBLE HI AND LOUIS JUDGE PARKER MOTHER GOOSE GRIMM CRYPTOQUIP Whenever people constantly have frowns on their faces, I always give them smiling salts. ACROSS brother 5Skilled, facetiously 8Eyelid problem 12 Mississippi ymbol 1 4 Be a leader 1 5 One of en 1 6 McNally partner 1 7 Lubricate 1 8 Vim and vigor 2 0 Refine ore 23 Jet forth 24 Ring out 25 goal 28 Donkey 29 Plank 30 Wrong (Pref.) 32 Bright at night, maybe 34 Korean War TV eries 3 5 Indigent 3 6 Jousting need 3 7 African country lake 4 0 Enjoyment 4 1Way out 42 Sci-fi franchise 47 Netting 48 Stand 49 Catch sight of 50 Fa-la link 51Vacationing DOWN 1 Type measures 2 Perched 3 Khan 4 Open out, as a arpet 5 Hebrew month 6 Selfie, e.g. 7Get in on the action 8Crafty 9Rip 10 Yin counterpart 11Vortex 13 Last write-up 19 Dweeb 20 Hot tub 21Disarray 2 2 Sunrise direct ion 2 3 Flight compo- ent 2 5 Helpless per- ormers? 2 6 Arabian Sea gulf 27 Uncategorized (Abbr.) 29 Forehead 31That girl 33 Indifference 34 Om, for example 36 Enticement 37 Viral video, e.g. 3 8 Choppers 3 9 Speech impedi- ent 4 0 Drop 43 Also 4 4 Uncooked 4 5 Greek vowel 46 Crucial ANSWERS ON PAGE 2A CRYPTOQUIP Cryptoquip clue: equals BEECH Rodrick Napper, B-LB Napper rushed for 244 yards and three touchdowns (of 6, 4 and 1yards) on 29 carries in the 42-41, overtime loss at Shelbyville. HENDERSONVILLE ameron Turner, Turner rushed for 54 yards 10 carries, including a 3-yard touchdown in the second quarter of the 24-7 loss to visiting Centennial.

WESTMORELAND Brad Evans, B-LB Evans rushed for 117 yards on 18 carries, caught a 37-yard touchdown pass and returned five kickoffs for 101 yards in the 48-29 loss at Christ Presbyterian Academy. WHITE HOUSE rey Hyde, TB-LB Hyde rushed for a game-high 232 yards and two ouchdowns (of 35 and 4 yards) on 28 carries, caught a 10-yard pass, made six tackles, ad one quarterback sack, forced one fumble and had a ass break-up in the Blue 39-21victory over visiting Giles County. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Sopho- ore point guard TeTe lowers erupted for a car eer-high 39 points as the 24 th -ranked Volunteer State Community College basketball team captured an 85-76 victory at Motlow State on Satur- ay afternoon. Flowers scored 27 of those points in the second alf, helping the Lady Pioneers hold on after building a 39-29 lead by halftime. VSCC sophomore for- ard Shenequa Foster scored 12 of her 19 points i the first half, and classmate Jenise Davis provided 12 points.

ol State (2-1overall, 2 -1in the Tennessee Community College Athletic A ssociation) had 10 play- rs available on Saturday, after having just even in uniform one week earlier. Freshman forward auren Brown and sophomore guard Chloe Neil combined to make eight of the Lady 113- pointers. Brown scored 16 of her game-high 22 points in the second half, and Neil made four first- half 3-pointers, accounting for 12 of her 19 points. Motlow State sophomore forward Sabrina Jackson provided 13 points. The Volunteer State men were playing even more short-handed than they had been re- ently and suffered a 1146 4 loss to unbeaten Motl ow State.

he Pioneers (0-6, 0-3) ave been playing without 6 -foot-10 forward Antone Warren, who is suspended i ndefinitely due to disci- linary matters. Vol State freshman uard Xavier Hester will not play this season as he as elected to transfer, and sophomore guard Trey McPherson and freshman guard Jordan raighead quit the team ast week. Pioneer starting point uard Christian Lynn a freshman missed game due to an inju- y. Vol State trailed 58-22 at halftime. VSCC sophomore guard Jason Stone scored ateam-high 14 points, and freshman teammates Lawrence Castor and Brandon Cody provided 12 and 11points, respectively.

Sophomore forward Downey led the Bucks (6-0, 3-0) with a double-double of 19 points and 11rebounds, and freshman guard Terry Holt scored 14 points. otlow State had eight layers score in double igures. he VSCC squads were lated to play at Northeast ississippi Community College on Monday even ing and will resume con- erence play this weekend, playing at Chattanoo- a State on Friday evening and at Cleveland tate on Saturday afternoon. VOL STATE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP Lady Pioneers prevail over Motlow State VSCC men fall at Motlow State From staff reports Vol State women 85, Motlow tate 76 VOL STATE (85) TeTe Flowers 39, Shenequa Foster Davis 12, Nakia Daniel Hale Dye Gray 1. MOTLOW STATE (76) Lauren Brown Neil Jackson Layne Fite Horner 7.

State.Three-point State 2 (Flowers 1), Motlow State 11(Neil 1, Horner State 2-1 the Tennessee Community College Athletic State Motlow State men 114, Volunteer tate 64 VOLUNTEER STATE (64) Jason Stone Castor Cody Bennett Wright 6 Smith Nicks 4. MOTLOW STATE (114) Downey Holt Mason 12, ytrel Williams Miller Nwosuh Barford Williams Darden Pierce Magnuson 3. State..