11The Gate City Blue Devils used 1111 hitsFriday to pick up a baseball win over the

Eastside Spartans.

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SportsQThomas Walker baseball coach Brian Lee

‘Basically we have a football team trying toplay baseball.’

Haysi’s Owens,Central’s

Reynolds winleadership

awards

Haysi’s Zach Owens andCentral’s Logan Reynoldshave been named as the

weekly winners of theSpring AHP of Virginia

Sports Leaders awards.Owens won the male award

for the week after producingthree hits in doubleheader

wins over Twin Valley and bythrowing a no-hitter witheight strikeouts in a win

over Rye Cove. Reynoldswas named as the female

sports leader for last weekafter recording producing

four hits in softball winsover Jenkins (Ky.) and J.I.

Burton and winning fourevents in the WSWV Charlie

James Invitational trackmeet. AHP of Virginia, a fam-

ily of newspapers includingThe Coalfield Progress, The

Dickenson Star and ThePost and website

Coalfield.com, awards asports leadership award

each week to a high schoolmale and female athlete fortheir performances on and

off the playing field. Thewinners are selected from agroup of athletes nominated

by their coaches and thesports staff of the AHP

newspapers. Weekly awardwinners will be presented a

plaque and will be eligiblefor the AHP of Virginiaspring season Sports

Leadership Award at anaward ceremony later this

year.

Central back inCoalfield 5

baseball poll

The Central Warriors are inand Union Bears are out of

the Coalfield 5 baseball pollthis week. Central and

Union have been in and outof the poll on regular basis

since the start of the sea-son. Union received votes,

but not enough to stay inthe poll. Central earned

enough votes to tieAbingdon for the fourthspot in the poll. Virginia

High remains as the No. 1team in the poll. The

Coalfield 5 is a ranking ofthe top 5 baseball teams in

the Coalfield region. Theteams are selected by a

panel of sports writers fromThe Coalfield Progress, The

Dickenson Star, The Post,Coalfield.com and othersports media members,coaches and other high

school baseball observersfrom throughout the region.

A complete list of the rankings can be found on

page 4B.

Union,Abingdon join

Coalfield 5 softball poll

The Eastside Lady Spartansremain as the top team in

the Coalfield 5 softball pollthis week, while Abingdonand Union tied the for theNo. 5 spot in the poll. TheCoalfield 5 is a ranking of

the top 5 softball teams inthe Coalfield region. Theteams are selected by a

panel of sports writers fromThe Coalfield Progress, The

Dickenson Star, The Post,Coalfield.com, other sports

media members, coachesand other high school soft-

ball observers from through-out the region. A completelist of the rankings can be

found on page 4B.

S P O R T SS P O R T SS H O R T SS H O R T S

It did not take long for crash-ing and banging in the running ofthe Southeast Super Truck Seriesat Lonesome Pine Raceway inCoeburn Saturday night.

Cool temperatures on thetrack surface may have had aneffect with the tires on the firstlap when some of the trucks gotloose on the backstretch andended the night for Matt Leichtand Zack Franks.

David Messer, driving forJeffery Worley Racing, wascaught in the accident, and had toreplace the radiator and wentdown several laps and finished12th.

Freddy Brookshire avoidedthe incident and held on to takethe win in the 75-lap event.

The win was the second forBrookshire in the series this sea-son.

“I guess we will be dislikednow after getting two wins in arow,” Brookshire said after therace.

The night at LPR also hadplenty of the regular divisions atthe ASA short track.

Rocky Yates, of Abingdon,qualified on pole for the 30 lapMod-4 feature.

An invert of two placed theNo. 88 of Kirby Gobble on point.

The green flag was out and theDanny O’Quinn car field bar-reled into the first turn.

David Brown drove hard intoturn three to get under the No. 88of Gobble, Brown was thenunable to hold his car as he spunin the middle of turns three andfour.

Gobble and Yates were bat-tling hard for the lead on therestart. Gobble was able to poweroff the corner and clear the No. 3of Yates.

Brad Ball began to work onthe No. 7 of John Ward, Ball com-pleted the pass on Ward in turntwo.

Gobble would continue hisdominating pace when the greenflag flew again, taking the leadover Yates, Gobble was able topull from Yates as Brown in theNo. 91 began to catch Yates.

Brown cleared Yates for sec-ond-place on lap 15. White flag inthe air as Kirby Gobble had acomfortable lead over Brown.

Yates, Ball and Ward battledinto turn three.

Contact between the No. 17 ofBall and Ward sent the No. 17and the No. 7 sent the two spin-ning, tagging Yates.

LPR, PAGE 3B

Brookshire grabs truck race win at LPR

RICHARD MEADESPORTS WRITER

WISE — Anyone whosaw the first inningFriday night at ShupeField in Wise might havethought the game wasgoing to be a high-scoringbaseball game betweenthe Central Warriors andthe J.I. Burton Raiders.

That turned out not tobe the case. At least it wasnot the case for one team.

The Warriors (9-4, 4-1)dominated the contestafter the first inning andwent on to defeat theRaiders 9-1 in the

Lonesome Pine Districtcontest, due to the stellarpitching performance byNate Thompson

Both teams startedfreshmen pitchers,Thompson for Central andMatthew Branham forBurton (4-8, 0-4).

With the win, Centralclinched at least a share ofthe Lonesome PineDistrict regular-seasonchampionship.

The Warriors can winthe title with a victory atClintwood on Thursday. IfClintwood wins the con-

KEVIN MAYSSPORTS EDITOR

WISE — The CentralLady Warriors did not doanything to hurt theirchances of winning atleast a share of theLonesome Pine Districtregular-season softballchampionship Thursday.

The Lady Warriors (13-4, 4-1) pounded out 13 hitson the way to a 6-2 LPDwin over the J.I. BurtonLady Raiders (6-11, 1-4)at Bill Dotson Sr. Field.

Central can clinch atleast a share of the districtcrown with a win atClintwood on Thursday.They can claim the LPDtitle outright with that winIF Union loses to eitherBurton Thursday or toClintwood next week.

The main thing rightnow is for the LadyWarriors to continue toplay solid softball, accord-ing to Central coachRandy Shortt,

“We’re hitting the ballreal well,” Shortt said.“We feel like we’re solid

all the around on offenseand defense and we’recompetitive right now.”

Central showed itsfocus at the plate inThursday’s victory, withsenior Laura Gipe going3-for-3 at the plate with anRBI and Khelsea Salyersfinishing 3-for-4 with fourRBIs for the LadyWarriors.

Central also got twohits apiece from LoganReynolds, KaitlynStratton and ReaganDavis.

“The bottom line wasthey got more hits than wedid and they were able toput some rallies togetherand we didn’t,” said LadyRaider coach Jon Bright.“We’re improving andwe’re getting better. I stillthink we’ve got a good ballteam. But Central out-hitus today. They got the bighits when they neededthem and we didn’t get thebig hits.”

The Lady Raiders fin-ished the game with seven

Title hopes still strongLady Warriors move closer to LPD championship with win over Burton

u Central’s Khelsea Salyers sends the ball down the third-baseline in Thursday’s game with J.I. Burton.

KEVIN MAYS PHOTO

HOPES, PAGE 12B

l J.I. Burton’s MalikMiles slides intosecond base with astolen base, whileCentral’s ShawnGardner goes air-borne to make aplay on the ball inFriday’s LPD gameat Wise.

Central’s CalebMills, left, and

Burton catcher ZacAdams keep an eye

on the ball thatMills bunted in

Friday’s LonesomePine District game

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Almost thereWarriors clinch a tie for LPDcrown with win over Burton

CROWN, PAGE 2B

u Central’s Jake Flanary dives back to first to try to beat the tag of J.I.Burton’s Will Cassell on a pick-off throw by Burton pitcher MatthewBranham.

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3 hits in doubleheader wins overTwin Valley Tuesday, threw

no-hitter with 8 strikeouts in winover Rye Cove Wednesday

4 hits in softball wins over Jenkins (Ky.)and J.I. Burton, won 4 events and 3rdin another event in the WSWV Charlie

James Invitational track meet Wednesday

test, both Clintwood and Unionwould have a shot at tying Centralfor the LPD crown.

Burton looked to pull off theupset early in Friday’s game.

The Raiders opened the gamewith a single down the left field lineby lead-off batter, Malik Miles.

Burton picked up another hit inthe inning, but left a runner strand-ed.

Miles stole second base andscored on a single to center field byWill Cassell to give the Raiders a 1-0 lead.

The three hits and one runwould be all the offense theRaiders would generate on thenight.

Thompson’s pitching and theCentral defense dominated the restof the game.

Thompson struck out sixRaiders and allowed no hits andonly two base runners over thefinal six innings for the win.

“Nate hasn’t been on the moundin over a week. In the first inning, I

believe he just wasn’t in hisrhythm. After the first he started tohit his spots, his velocity increased,and he got stronger as the gamewent along,” said Central coachBrian Mills. “We played gooddefense tonight also. Mark Dotson,at second base, was not in the bat-ting lineup tonight. Jake Flanary,has been hot with the bat and weinserted him into the lineup as theDH for Dotson. Mark is a goodfielder, a team player and he takespride in his fielding.”

Shawn Gardner and Caleb Millsalso returned to the Warrior lineupafter missing a few days due to ill-ness and injury.

In the bottom half of the first,the Warriors scored three runs onjust one hit by Shawn Gardner.

Central was aided by two walksand a hit batter and a key throwingerror by Burton.

Double plays by the Raiderinfield in the second and thirdinnings erased potential scoringopportunities by the Warriors tokeep the game close.

The Warriors scored twice in the

fourth inning on a double by LoganJohnson, a single by Flanary, a sac-rifice bunt by Austin Schank andsingle by Gardner.

Central scored three more in thefifth inning on an infield hit byMills, a single by Johnson, a Burtonerror and hit batter.

Central scored once more in thesixth inning on a triple by TylerMullins and a RBI-single by pitchhitter Tyler Robinson.

“Central has a good ball club.We made some costly mistakesearly and allowed them to getahead. That took us out of our gameplan which was to be aggressive,”stated Burton Coach Jim Adams.“We made some good defensiveplays and turned two double plays.I thought Branham threw well asdid Adams once he settled down.Both are freshmen.

“We started three freshmen andtwo sophomores tonight so we’re ayoung team and I believe we havegood days ahead.”

Gardner and Johnson, each col-lected two hits and a RBI forCentral. u

RICHARD MEADESPORTS WRITER

CLINTWOOD — The Clintwood LadyGreenwave collected 10 hits and scoredin every inning of the game Thursday totake an 11-1 nondistrict softball win overthe Haysi Tigers in a battle of DickensonCounty rivals at Dennis Baker Field.

The game was called after six inningsbecause for the 10-run rule.

The big inning came in the fourthwhen Clintwood (8-6) scored four timesto break open a close 3-0 game on the

way to the 10-run rule game shortenedvictory over the Lady Tigers (0-9).

Lady Wave pitcher Erika Counts,scattered three hits over six innings andwas credited with seven strikeouts in thewin, while The Lady Tigers’ Anna Davisstruck out six Clintwood batters in thegame.

“We’ve had our ups and downs thisseason. We never know how the team’sgoing to react or play from game togame,” stated Clintwood coach DavidVanover. “The game was close for a fewinnings. I think that coach Spangler has

them moving in the right direction.They’ve made some improvement sincewe played them a few weeks ago.”

While Haysi seems to be improvingfirst-year head coach Spangler said histeam is still learning the ropes.

“I believe were getting better witheach game. We put the ball in play todaybut we’re still making too many mis-takes and errors and you can’t do thatagainst a good team like Clintwood,”said Spangler. “Anna Davis pitched agood game but we just couldn’t makethe plays behind her to keep it close. I

liked the way Kaillen Deel played today.She had a triple, a single and a walk inher three at bats and scored our run. Ihope we can continue to make progressand can play better by tournamenttime.”

The Lady Tigers were led by Deel’stwo hits, while Emily Puckett also had ahit.

Bailey Robinson, Kara Rose, andKaitlyn Phillips each had two hits for theLady Greenwave. Clintwood also got hitsfrom Shay Mullins, Kelsey Conley,Taylor Fleming and India Hillman. u

Lady Wave sweep county contests against Haysi

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u Central first baseman Tyler Mullins,left, makes the catch to retire J.I. Burton’sKen Knox in Friday’s Lonesome PineDistrict game at Wise.

u Central’s Caleb Mills slides home for a Warrior run inFriday’s game with J.I. Burton.

l Central’s MarkDotson, left, looks toput a tag on J.I.Burton’s Cobye Robbinsin Friday’s LPD contest.

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Gobble went to takethe victory over Brownand Robinette who tookthird after the incident inturns three and four.

SUPER STREETKirby Gobble jumped

to the lead over the No. 23of Sykes in the openinglap of Super Street action.

Only two laps werecompleted before the yel-low waved when JamesOwens became loose andspun on the front-stretch.

Sykes was able to jumpto the lead from the out-side of Gobble when thegreen flag waved again.

Gobble wasn’t givingup, as he had his No. 63machine stuck to the rearof the No. 23.

Gobble powered to theinside of Sykes and thetwo continued to battleuntil the yellow flagwaved again when the No.00 went around off of turntwo.

Sykes would elect theoutside when the pick-and-choose cone made itsappearance.

Sykes would rocketinto turn one and wasfinally able to clear theNo. 63 on lap 25. Sykeswouldn’t look back, takinghome the Super Streetvictory.

PURE 4Dan Hall qualified his

No. 88 machine on pole,but Hall’s roll of theinvert dice placed DallasOllie on point.

Ollie jumped to thelead over the No. 27 ofMarty Shouse.

Hall, en route to thefront, passed Shouse forsecond on lap 3.

John McClanahan

quickly made his way tothe front from the rear ofthe field.

Ollie Continued to lead,but Hall was headed tothe front and began to reelin the No. 00.

On lap 13, Hall wasonly two car-lengthsbehind Ollie. Ollie drovehard into turn one and slidup the track allowing Hallto dive to the bottom andtake the lead. Hall contin-ued to lead overMcClanahan with fivelaps to-go. Hall drove onto another Pure-4 victory.

PURE STREETRusty Ratliff powered

to the lead with a shot inthe rear from EmoryRatliff.

No. 7 Emory Ratliffthen bolted to the inside ofthe No. 9 and took thelead. Duke Bare then tookthird-place from the No. 9of Ratliff on lap 2.

The first yellow flagflew when RannieBreeding spun on thebackstretch. Duke Barewould jump to the lead onthe restart over EmoryRatliff.

Bare was unchallengedfor the remainder of therace. As he drove hisNo.53 machine to the vic-tory in the 20 lap PureStreet feature.

IRON WARRIORSChris Clevenger start-

ed on point for the 20 lapIron Warrior feature.

Emory Ratliff shot tothe lead from fifth-placeon the first circuit.

By lap 6, RannieBreeding was following inthe track of Ratliff’s No.69.

Ratliff led every lap toclinch another IronWarrior division victory. u

r LPRFROM PAGE 1B

The Coeburn CivicLeague is currentlymaking plans for itsannual spring golf tour-nament at Raven RockCountry Club in Jenkins, Ky. on Friday, May 10. Formore information, please contact Shelly Richards at(276) 219-3696, Anita Funk 395-2400 or any Civic Leaguemember.

DRAFT DAY SET FOR MAY 15 FOR UNION P-NUT FOOTBALL

The Union P-Nut Football League will hold its earlydraft Wednesday, May 15 at 6 p.m. at Bullitt Park in BigStone Gap. Any child wishing to participate must bebetween the ages of 8-12 or grades 3-7. For more infor-mation, contact Robbie Duncan at (276) 275-3942.

MECC FOUNDATION SPONSORS GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Mountain Empire Community CollegeFoundation and Auto World of Big Stone Gap will conductthe Auto World – MECC Golf Classic on Friday, May 17 atLonesome Pine Country Club. All proceeds from theevent will benefit scholarships for Mountain EmpireCommunity College students. Registration for the cap-tain’s choice tournament begins at 8 a.m., with a shotgunstart at 9:30 a.m. Entry fee is $100 per person. Hole spon-sorships are also available for a $100 gift to the MECCFoundation. Businesses or individuals wishing to play,sponsor a hole, a team, or furnish an auction item or doorprize may call or e-mail Jeri Bledsoe, tournament coor-dinator, at (276) 523-2400, extension 287 or e-mail jbled-soe@mecc.edu, Registration and sponsorship can also bedone online at www.meccfoundation.org.

BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS SCHEDULED IN WISE

The Mountain Top Classic for boys 9-10 and 8-undertournaments will be held at Veldon Dotson Park in WiseMay 25-26. Entry fee is $100 for 9-10 year old teams and$75 for 8-under teams. For more information, contactKelly Foster at (276) 219-2063 or Chris Wilson at (276)219-3659

HAROLD LESTER GOLF TOURNAMENT SET FOR AUG. 9

The third annual Harold Lester Memorial GolfTournament will be held Friday, Aug. 9 at Lonesome PineCountry Club in Powell Valley. All proceeds from thetournament will support the Harold Lester MemorialFund of the Mountain Laurel Cancer Support andResource Center of Mountain Empire Older Citizens Inc.Participation in the tournament is available for players,company sponsors and individual sponsors. For moreinformation, contact Leigh Ann Bolinskey at (276) 523-4202 or e-mail lkennedy@meoc.org.

PAST COACHING NAMES SOUGHTLonesome Pine District historian Donny Jenkins is

seeking names of past Coeburn High School footballcoaches for the years 1923-25 and 1927-29. Anyone withthe correct information on those dates and names isasked to contact Jenkins at lpdreport@hotmail.com. u

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GAME PLANSGAME PLANS

BASEBALLListed are the top 5 baseball teams in

the Coalfield region including Wise,Dickenson, Buchanan, Lee, Russell,Scott, Tazewell and Washington countiesas selected by a panel of sports writers,other media members, coaches andother regional high school baseballobservers from around the Coalfieldregion. The listing includes team, overallrecord, total points this week based on a6-4-3-2-1 rating system and ranking lastweek.

1) Virginia High, 14-1 (54) 1

2) Honaker, 12-1 (32) 2

3) Lebanon, 11-4 (20) 3

4t) Abingdon, 11-3 (13) 4

4t) Central, 9-4 (13) NR

Other teams receiving votes include:Union (8), Holston (2), Clintwood (1),Eastside (1).

SOFTBALL Listed are the top 5 softball teams in

the Coalfield region including Wise,Dickenson, Buchanan, Lee, Russell,Scott, Tazewell and Washington countiesas selected by a panel of sports writers,other media members, coaches andother regional high school softballobservers from around the Coalfieldregion. The listing includes team, overallrecord, total points this week based on a6-4-3-2-1 rating system, and ranking lastweek.

1) Eastside, 13-3 (69) 1

2) Honaker, 15-2 (59) 2

3) John Battle, 11-3 (32) 3

4) Central, 13-4 (23) 4

5t) Abingdon, 11-2 (9) NR

5t) Union, 10-5 (9) NR

Other teams receiving votes include:Holston (3), Lebanon (3), Virginia High(2).

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5555T U E S D AYBASEBALLHIGH SCHOOLCumberland DistrictCastlewood at Rye Cove 5 p.m.Eastside at Thomas Walker 5p.m.Black Diamond DistrictCouncil at Haysi (2) 5 p.m.Grundy at Hurley 5 p.m.Twin Valley at Honaker (2) 4:30p.m.Clinch Mountain DistrictLee at John Battle 7 p.m.Virginia vs. Gate City, HunterWright Stadium, Kingsport,Tenn. 6:30 p.m.SOFTBALLHIGH SCHOOLCumberland DistrictEastside at Thomas Walker 5p.m.Rye Cove at Castlewood 5 p.m.Clinch Mountain DistrictGate City at Lee 6 p.m.Virginia High at Lebanon 6 p.m.NondistrictPhelps (Ky.) at Grundy (2) 5:30p.m.Twin Springs at Haysi 4:30 p.m.Union at John Battle 6:30 p.m.TENNISHIGH SCHOOL BOYSLonesome Pine DistrictTournament(at UVa-Wise)Semifinals#2 seed vs. #3 seedCumberland DistrictTournament(at Mountain EmpireCommunity College, Big StoneGap)Singles semifinals#2 seed vs. #3 seedSingles championship#1 seed vs. 2/3 winnerHIGH SCHOOL GIRLSLonesome Pine DistrictTournament(at UVa-Wise)Semifinals#2 seed vs. #3 seedCumberland DistrictTournament(at Mountain EmpireCommunity College, Big StoneGap)Singles semifinals#2 seed vs. #3 seedSingles championship#1 seed vs. 2/3 winner

W E D N E S D AYBASEBALLHIGH SCHOOLNondistrictEast Ridge (Ky.) at Clintwood 5p.m. Eastside at Honaker 6 p.m.SOFTBALLHIGH SCHOOLNondistrictAbingdon at Virginia 6 p.m.TRACK & FIELDHIGH SCHOOLCumberland DistrictCumberland Championships atAlumni Stadium, Coeburn 4:30p.m.TENNISHIGH SCHOOL BOYSLonesome Pine District (at UVa-Wise)ChampionshipSemifinal winnersHIGH SCHOOL GIRLSLonesome Pine District (at UVa-Wise)ChampionshipSemifinal winners

T H U R S D AYBASEBALL

HIGH SCHOOLLonesome Pine DistrictJ.I. Burton at Union 6 p.m.Central at Clintwood 5 p.m. NondistrictLee at Castlewood 5 p.m.SOFTBALLHIGH SCHOOLLonesome Pine DistrictJ.I. Burton at Union 7 p.m.Central at Clintwood 5 p.m.Clinch Mountain DistrictLebanon at Gate City 4:30 p.m.NondistrictGrundy at Twin Springs 5 p.m.Virginia at Richlands 5 p.m.SOCCERHIGH SCHOOL BOYSClinch Mountain DistrictJohn Battle vs. Union, RiggsStadium, Appalachia 7:15 p.m.Central at Virginia High 7:15p.m.Gate City at Lee 7:15 p.m.Grundy at Lebanon 7:15 p.m.HIGH SCHOOL GIRLSClinch Mountain DistrictJohn Battle vs. Union, RiggsStadium, Appalachia 5:30 p.m.Central at Virginia High 5:30p.m.Gate City at Lee 5:30 p.m.Grundy at Lebanon 5:30 p.m.TENNISHIGH SCHOOL BOYSCumberland DistrictTournament(at Mountain EmpireCommunity College, Big StoneGap)Doubles ChampionshipsHIGH SCHOOL GIRLSCumberland DistrictTournament(at Mountain EmpireCommunity College, Big StoneGap)Doubles Championships

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This Week in

SportsYears Ago. . .2255History

r Matt Hamilton’s grand slam home run highlighted a 7-4 base-ball win for Coeburn over the Pound Wildcats.

r Appalachia stunned J.J. Kelly in baseball with a 9-3 victory.Bryan Smith highlighted the Bulldogs’ win by going 3-for-3 at theplate with four RBIs. u

TENNIS RESULTSTENNIS RESULTS

AUTO RACING RESULTSAUTO RACING RESULTS

BASEBALL RESULTSBASEBALL RESULTS

SOFTBALL RESULTSSOFTBALL RESULTS

STANDINGSSTANDINGS

KAREN MARTIN SPORTS WRITER

CASTLEWOOD — In abattle of lefty pitchers,the Castlewood defeatedThomas Walker Pioneers10-0 in CumberlandDistrict baseball actionon Thursday.

The game was calledafter 10 innings becauseof the 10-run rule.

The Blue Devils (4-8,4-2) managed a victory infive innings behind stronghitting and pitching, andonly one error in thefield.

Thomas Walker (3-13,2-5) struggled on offensewith only two hits andcostly errors.

Castlewood’s lefthanded pitcher, DakotaGizzel finished the gamewith six strikeouts and awalk.

After the first batter,who reached first base onan error, it appeared thatthis was going to be atough game for theDevils. But, Castlewoodended the threat andplayed flawless the rest ofthe way.

“We are definitelyplaying well. The onlyconcern we are having isconsistency. One game,we do better, the next, wefall apart.” saidCastlewood coachJonathon Salyers.

Scoring five runs in thefirst inning, behind basehits from Reid Edmonds,Craig Jacobs, BlakeSloce, and Gavin Collins,the Castlewood confi-dence grew to enable thedefense to step up.

One run in each of thenext two innings, behindhits from Sloce andCollins gave the Devilsthe incentive to beardown and finish the gamein only 5 innings.

With a purpose in thebottom of the fifth, TylerAustin slammed a hitdeep to center field toscore Collins.

Dillon Hartley thendelivered a hit to left fieldto advance Austin.

Edmonds followedwith a base hit and Jacobscapped off the game witha hit to left to scoreEdmonds.

“We were able to putthe ball in play today, butwe still had too manystrikeouts. But we’reimproving.” Salyersremarked.

Thomas Walker strug-gled throughout thegame, producting onlytwo hits.

Left-hander JustinCatron took the loss onthe mound.

“We are not having asmuch success as wewould like. We have 14players and only three ofthem have ever playedbaseball before,” saidPioneer coach BrianLee. ”We are lacking inknowledge of the game,experience, and funda-mentals.

“It’s been five or sixyears since we had a win-ning season. We just haveto learn how to win. Weare improving and that’sdue to the kids’ hardwork.

“Basically we have afootball team trying toplay baseball.” u

Norton, Virginia 24273 The Coalfield Progress Tuesday, May 7, 2013 PAGE 5B

May 5-11All animals pictured are available for adoption at the

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5. Vaccinate your pet against potentially deadly diseases such as distemper, parvo,

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100Hurricane residents sad to see 100 year old oak tree cut down.HomespunQ Satchel Paige, American baseball player

‘Don't pray when it rains if youdon't pray when the sun shines.’

Entertainmentset at CountryCabin II

r Will Caudill & Route 7will play Saturday, May11 at Country Cabin II inNorton, 7:30 to10:30p.m. Admission is $5adults age 12 and over,$1 for children ages twothrough 11. Musiciansand spectators are wel-come at jam sessionsTuesdays at 7. For infor-mation call 679-3541. Allevents at CountryCabin II are sponsoredby AppalachianTraditions, Inc., a non-profit organization.

Crooked Roadyouth fest slated May 11

r The second annualCrooked Road YouthMusic Festival will fea-ture several outstandingyoung artists, includingBig Stone Gap’s TylerHughes, the WiseJAMSString Band and theMountain Music SchoolString Band. The festi-val will be held from 11a.m. to 7 p.m.Admission is $5 foradults, $2 for childrenages 6-12, and free forchildren ages 5 andunder. Heartwood:Southwest Virginia’sArtisan Gateway islocated off I-81 at Exit 14in Abingdon and fea-tures food, music, andcrafts of SouthwestVirginia. For more infor-mation call 276/492-2409 or email info@the-crookedroad.org.

Events atNatural Tunnel

r Natural Tunnel StatePark, Duffield, Va.24244, 276/940 1643rAccepting reservationsfor field trips, outreach,summer programs. CallMegan France at276/940-1643 or e-mailher atmegan.france@dcr.vir-ginia.gov.r Mother’s Day event,Saturday, May 11, 10a.m. to 12 p.m. Create aflower arrangement,enjoy a hike with yourmother. Free programat Stock CreekInterpreter Center.r Birding Weekend,May 18-19. Hikes starteach day at 8:30 a.m.and 6 p.m. from CoveRidge Center parkinglot with Bristol BirdClub. Free.r National Kids toParks Day, Saturday,May 18, 8:30 a.m. to 3p.m. Hike, visitBlockhouse, camp, ridechairlift, swim at thepool, play on play-ground. Pack a lunchor grill out in park pic-nic area. Admission topark $3 per vehicle.r Fern Frenzy,Saturday, May 18, 10a.m. Dress for weatherand walking. Tennisshoes or hiking shoesrequired; no flip-flops,crocs, sandals or back-less shoes. Free. Meetin Visitor Center.r Lighting of theTunnel, Saturday, May25, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.Music by John KilgoreJr. and Friends, lantern-lit chairlift ride down.Costs: $3 for round-tripchairlift ride, $3 admis-sion fee per vehicle. u

EncoreT U E S D A Y

Scholastic Bowl champions

u L.F. Addington Middle School’s academic competition team recently captured thecounty middle school championship with a victory over Powell Valley Middle School intournament finals. Students were required to display quick recall and reasoning skillsin a quiz bowl format. Team members pictured are: seated, Sam Basham, Ali Qureshi,Noah Wright, Lilly Dye, Abby Castro, and Ashlyn Jones; second row, Dylan Reeves-Thacker, Stephanie McCoy, Savannah Shell, Mallory Shell, Kristen Brickey, ZoeCrihfield, Cara Ison, and Rachel Porchie.

Virginia-Kentucky District Fair exhibitswill be accepted on Saturday, June 1 from2-5 p.m. - no exhibits accepted after 5 p.m.Saturday.

r Judging - Monday, June 3 - exhibitbuilding will be closed to the public untiljudging is complete and exhibit items havebeen displayed.

r Remove exhibits - Sunday, June 9 - 2-3p.m.

r Premiums in each department willincrease this year to $4 for blue ribbons; $3for red ribbons; $2 for white ribbons.

r Also new this year: Best of Show Bluewill receive a $10 prize; Best of Show Redwill receive a $5 prize.

r Youth Division Exhibits - the point sys-tem and extra $25 (1st place) and $10 (2ndplace) will be deleted this year - youthexhibit premiums will be awarded and paid

on the same basis as all other categories.r For a list of department categories

(Youth, Arts & Crafts, Needlework &Clothing, Baked Foods & Food Preservationand Agriculture) contact Alicia Staebner at3a28-6194 orstaebner@vt.edu<mailto:staebner@vt.edu>

r Flower categories - contact June Jonesat 679-3180. u

Fair exhibits to be accepted June 1

HogeLodge 8to meet

Hoge Lodge 8 A.F. &A.M. will have regularStated Communication,May 7 at 7:30 p.m.Refreshments will bebefore meeting and Wor.Caynor Smith Sr. shouldreceive his 50-yearVeterans Certificate. u

Submitted by RussellWheatley, W.M.

‘What’sCooking?’programofferedMay 9

“What’s Cooking?,” afree food inspection,food preparation andfood safety program,will be held Thursday,May 9, 3 to 6 p.m., inVirginia HighlandsCommunity Collegeauditorium, 100 VHCCDrive in Abingdon.

The target audienceis restaurant owners,managers and staff, pub-lic health professionals,community and churchgroups which prepareand serve meals, stu-dents and others.

This free educationalprogram is sponsored bythe Mountain EmpireEpidemiology TaskForce (an affiliate of theMountain Empire PublicHealth EmergencyCoordinating Council)and TennesseeLIFEPATH PublicHealth Training Center.

This training willenhance awareness of,and competency in, theimportance of foodinspections for restau-rants, permittingrequirements for fairsand festivals, safe foodpreparation tips for thehome and workplace,current trends in food-borne illnesses, thehealth department’s rolein investigating out-breaks and a review ofthe EnvironmentalHealth SpecialistNetwork andTennessee’s Food SafetyCenter of Excellence. u

Family memberstreated to vacationin Cozumel, MexicoGLENDA SKEEN328-8655

FAMILY TREATGlenda Johnson

and one of her daugh-ters, who recentlymarried a lieutenantcolonel, along withother members of thefamily, were treated to a fully-paid vacation bythe new groom. Glenda says they had a mar-velous time in Cozumel, Mexico. They saw thesights, ate great food and had a splendid timetogether.

HAPPY BIRTHDAYHappy birthday to Sierra Hollyfield who

recently celebrated her birthday with the folksat Hurricane Baptist Church. Her little brother,Nathan, had a birthday just a few weeks ago.

SAD TO SEE TREE CUTSeveral of us in Hurricane were saddened to

see the utility company cut down the huge oaktree that has stood staunchly by the HurricaneBaptist Church for well over 100 years. VDOTdecided it must come down because it was rot-

Six baptized at Neece CreekBONETTA MCCOY495-7512

RAINY DAY ON THE CREEKA large crowd gathered on Sunday, April

28, at Neece Creek for a baptizing. Therewere six baptized, Kim Smith, Matt Hylton,Robert Blevins, Holly Dells Blevins, CharityGarica and Eliza Esposito. Their pastor, LesRitchie, and Gary Blevins performed theservice. It was a great day. Thank you, God,for your love and mercy.

SHOPPINGWhat do you get when you put Ilene Couch

and our Mommy, Helen Meade, together? All-day shopping and a lot of eating because theyworked up an appetite. They met with ElbertMeade for a delicious lunch at Olive Garden.I hope the restaurant had some food left.They all had a wonderful time shopping andbeing together.

On Friday, Sheila McCoy, Illene Couch andHelen Meade were out and decided to go toSam’s. Well, you know you go shopping inthat store, with all you bought, but how areyou going to get it in your vehicle? Very care-fully, they did it. Good going, girls.

A BEAUTIFUL SIGHTOn Monday morning I looked out the win-

dow and there was a big mamma pig, sevenlittle piglets and a medium-sized pig. Theywere out wandering around and came overfor a snack in the feed tray for our dogs. Thehog and her little piggies were doing fineuntil a man on a four-wheeler came to takethem home. We just love to see and hear theanimals our neighbors have. Thank you for

sharing your animals—peacocks, pigs, chick-ens, cows, calves, horses. Love them all.

AFTER-CHURCH DINNERBruce and Linda Funk enjoyed having

their family with them on Sunday afternoon.Sam and Eliza Smith and granddaughter,Alyssa Deel; Eliza Jayne and daughterIsabella Esposito; Charity Garcia and sonSasbastin. Linda had prepared the meal andthey all enjoyed it. Thanks, Linda and Bruce,for the meal and fellowship.

BIRTHDAY DINNERRoger and Molly McCoy hosted a birthday

dinner for Lee Hale on Sunday, April 28 attheir home. Those celebrating with himincluded his wife, Mary Hale; grandchildren,Michael and Melissa Adams; childrenMackensee, Elijah, Madison and Isiaah; andother family members. They all had a greatday and Lee wants to thank you all. u

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GED Examset May 18

in WiseThe Regional Adult Education Program of

Lee, Scott, Wise and Norton public schoolsoffers the OfficialPractice GED Test(OPT) on demand at alllocal Adult Educationclasses.

This is a free four-hour test which isscored immediately.

Adults who pass theOPT receive a freeGED Exam which nowcosts $58. Call877/RACE 2 GED(877/722-3243) or276/386.2433 to schedule a time to take thepractice test.

The GED Exam will be given on Saturday,May 18 at the Wise Adult Learning Center,Building J. Testing will begin at 8 a.m. CallKaren Whitt at Fry Hall at 328-8612 for moreinformation or to register. In addition, theRegional Adult Education Program offersfree Adult Education classes throughout theregion to prepare adults for the GED Exam.For details call Amy at 877/RACE 2 GED(877/722-3243) or in Scott County, 276/386-2433 or go to www.race2ged.org. u

Adults whopass the practice testreceive a freeGED examwhich nowcosts $58.

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INVITATION TO BID • TOWN OF WISESurplus Property Sale

SALE BY SEALED BIDDING • SALE NO: 2013-01

LOT NO 1 LOT NO 2

Partial Listing Of Items 1998 Ford Dump Truck1986 Ford Flat Bed Truck 2002 Ford ExpeditionMillen Portable Welder Radar Unit

2002 Chevrolet Impala Handheld Two-Way RadiosLow Band Mobile Radios19” TV/VHS PlayerVarious Office EquipmentDesk & ChairsVacuum CleanersCameras/GPS Units

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of The Property - Lot 1

Thursday, 05/16/2013: 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm ESDTWise Public Works Shop

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of The Property - Lot 2

Thursday, 05/16/2013: 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm ESDTGarage at the Rear of the Wise Municipal Building

501 West Main Street, Wise, VA

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and Bid Opening:

Monday, 05/20/2013: 10:00 am ESDTCouncil Chambers - Wise Municipal Building

All sales are subject to the terms and conditions stipulatedon the bid form. There are no expressed or impliedwarranties on any items which will be sold “AS IS-WHEREIS-WITH ALL FAULTS”. Purchases must be paid by cashcurrency, cashiers check, or money order payable to theTown of Wise. For additional information, phone 276-328-6013. Verbal responses shall not be binding upon the Town.

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We are pledged to the letter andspirit of Virginia's and HUD's equalopportunity housing policies.Virginia's fair housing law makes itillegal to advertise any preference,limitation or discrimination basedon race, color, religion, national ori-gin, sex, elderliness, familial statusor handicap.

This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept advertising for real estatethat violates the fair housing law.Our readers are hereby informedthat all dwellings advertised in thisnewspaper are available on anequal opportunity basis. For moreinformation about Virginia's FairHousing Law or to file a fair housingcomplaint call the Virginia FairHousing Office at (804) 367-8530.Toll free call (888) 551-3247. Forthe hearing impaired call (804)527-4290.

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WISE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS

One, Two, Three, Four and Some Five Bedroom Apartments

Big Stone Gap, Appalachia, Coeburn, Pound, Wise, Saint Paul

All furnished with Range and RefrigeratorCentral Air and Heat, some with on site laundry and some with washer/dryer

hook ups. ADA accessibility.

RENT BASED ON INCOMEApply at WCRHA central office

Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

CLOSED Wednesdays to Walk-ins after 12:00 Noon

Apply online www.wcrha.orgTo apply at other office locations

and/or for more information, call (276)395-6104 or (276)679-1139

Wise County Redevelopment & Housing Authority is an Equal Opportunity agency

Wally Witt

PHIL BACHMAN HONDA2217 E. Stone Drive

Kingsport, TN 37660wwitt@pbhonda.comwww.pbhonda.com

Direct: 276-393-6733Toll-Free: 866-762-8293

CLASSIFIED ADCORRECTIONS

Check your ad the first day itruns. Any error should bereported immediately to TheCoalfield Progress ClassifiedDepartment at (276)679-1101, Ext. 241. The CoalfieldProgress is only responsiblefor one incorrect insertionand then only for the portionof the ad that is incorrect.

110-Houses

RENT TO OWN HOME ON11.5 acres. $130,000. InDungannon, VA. Seriousinquires only, leave messageat (423)538-4379.

JUST REDUCED– TWOSTORY FARM HOUSE. 4BR,2-1/2 bath, hardwood floors,gas fireplace, wrap aroundporch. Jetted tub andlaundry shute in masterbath. Two car garagelocated on 1.5 +- acres onSandy Ridge. Asking170,000. Call (276)393-2921or emailmadiesae@yahoo.com

HOME WITH 11 + ACRES forsale on Rocky Fork Road,Wise, VA. $89,900.(276)679-6627.

HOUSE FOR SALE. 107 4thStreet, NW, Norton. 3BR,2BTH, kitchen, living room,basement. $65,000(423)239-9624.

130-Lots/AcreageLOTS FOR SALE– MountainMeadows Subdivision, OldHurricane Road (Route 680),Wise. Call Terry Collier at395-6500.

2.02 ACRES OF MOUNTAINLAND near Big Cherry Lakewith septic system. Clearedand ready to build a cabin.Asking $14,000. Phone(276)679-2854. If noanswer, please leavemessage.

160-Yard/Garage/BakeSales

MOVING/ ESTATE SALE1911 Neeley Road, BSG,(Wal-Mart Street.) May 10and 11, 8am till 7pm. Goodprices! Items includefurniture, total house decor,Home Interior, tools, toolboxes, lawn & garden items,clothes, toys, books and lotsmore.

170-Autos/Motorcycles2005 SILVER HONDAACCORD COUPE. Looks andruns like new. $6,000 firm.Phone (540)328-6101.

2011 YAMAHA VSTARTOURING MOTORCYCLE.Showroom condition. 1800miles. Has all options plusextras. Never been ininclement weather. Retailsfor $12,995, asking $8,500including helmets, touringpacks. (276)940-3163 or(423)863-7290

200-Boats/SuppliesNEW 2012 14 FTALUMACRAFT BOAT WITHSHORELANDER TRAILER.Has 2 bass seats, wet well,depth finder, lights. 15 h.p. 4-stroke Mercury motor. Neverused. Includes all safetyextras. Retails for $5,995,will sell for $4,200.(276)940-3163. (423)863-7290.

300-MiscellaneousMINERS EXCHANGE BANKSTOCK SHARES. Call Dorisat (865)776-1317.

410-Houses/ApartmentsONE BEDROOMAPARTMENT, appliancesincluded. Washer/ dryer,heat pump. Must see toappreciate. No pets, NoSmoking, No HUD.Interested parties only. Mustgive references. $500/month, $500 securitydeposit. (276)328-6431,(276)337-6393, (276)393-0289.

410-Houses/Apartments3BR, 2BTH MOBILE HOME.No pets. HUD approved.$500/ month, $500 securitydeposit. (276)328-2290.

3BR, 2BTH MOBILE HOMEHurricane Section of Wise.Heat pump, washer, dryer,storage building included.Large deck on front anddeck on back. Lawn serviceincluded. No HUD, no pets,no smoking. $600/ month,$600 security deposit.(276)328-6431, (276)337-6393, (276)393-0289.Interested parties only.

APARTMENT FOR RENTMain Street of Wise. 3BR,1BTH. $750/ month, $750security deposit. No pets.HUD approved. (276)328-2290.

RREENNTTAALLSS AAVVAAIILLAABBLLEE WiseCounty, HUD accepted. Wemanage over 230 properties.(276)328-4344, (276)219-6603 wwwwww..ffiiggeenntteerrpprriisseess..nneettfor pics.

2BR MOBILE HOME inNorton. Newly remodeled.HUD approved. Call(276)679-1973.

2BR MOBILE HOME FORRENT. 1109 E. Park Avenue,NE, Norton. Call (276)328-6136.

FFOORR RREENNTT IINN WWIISSEE– 2BR,1BTH MOBILE HOME withappliances– washer, dryer.Located at TS&J MHP, offRock Bar Road, Wise. $350/month plus security. Nopets, references required.Call (276)328-5109.

WWIISSEE:: To share theconvenience of 2BRapartment with lots ofprivacy. Near college.Washer/ dryer, carpeting.$285/ month. Please call(540)287-4148.

HOUSE FOR RENT inStratton, VA. Heat pump,large yard and garden area.(276)835-8942.

2 OR 3BR UNITS in Wiseand Norton. Call (276)328-4100.

EFFICIENCY APARTMENT INPOUND. ALSO SMALL 2BRAPARTMENT AND LARGE 2BR APARTMENT in Pound.No pets. (276)328-8655.

2BR HOUSE IN NORTON.Call (276)679-1551.

410-Houses/ApartmentsHOUSE ON COEBURNMOUNTAIN about 1-1/2 milesfrom UVA. 3BR, 2BTH,washer and dryer. On acre ofland. $550/ month, $550security deposit. Referencesrequired. (276)328-6288.

2BR, 2BTH MOBILE HOMEHUD approved. No pets.$450/ month, $450 securitydeposit. (276)328-2290.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT inNorton. Newly renovated.References required. Call(276)796-5494, ask forSherry or after 7pm,(276)796-5203.

NICE 3BR, 2BTHDOUBLEWIDE. Located inCoeburn. Has separategarage. Big yard. HUDapproved. Call (276)393-6644.

2BR MOBILE HOME in Wise.Private lot. Not HUDapproved. No pets. Seriousinquires. (276)328-4718 6 to8pm Monday through Friday.

440-Office/Storage SpaceCOMMERCIAL OFFICESPACE for rent on NortonRoad. Great traffic counts.$500, water included. CallThomas @ (276)393-1731.

COMMERCIAL/ RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE for rent inWise. 1200 sq. ft.. Goodvisibility and parking.(276)393-1592.

450-Lots/Mobile Home LotsMOBILE HOME LOTS forrent in Big Stone Gap area.(276)393-1592.

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530-Miscellaneous

HELP WANTEDIdeal job for housewives...boys and girls over 12... orpart-time job for men andwomen who are interested inearning extra income in theirspare time selling TheCoalfield Progress. Door todoor sales. Call (276)679-1101, Ext. 224 forinformation.

COMMONWEALTHCATHOLIC CHARITIES,Norton, VA is currentlyseeking a CASA ProgramCoordinator. Please call Loriat 804-545-5944 for moreinformation or visit ourwebsite atwww.cccofva.org/workwithus. Resumes and applicationmay be sent tohuman.resources@cccofva.org.

EXPERIENCED HANDYMANNEEDED in Big Stone–Limited part-time. Goodknowledge of electric,plumbing, and carpentry.Good work habits--- Goodpay according to skills.(276)523-5587.

LLPPNN–– Full-time day shiftposition available for LPN atWise County BehavioralHealth Services. Dutiesinclude assisting prescribers,lab work (venipuncture),vital signs, injectablemedications and medicationeducation while workingcollaboratively within ateam. Must be licensed inVirginia. Excellent benefitspackage. Apply on-lineathttp://www.frontierhealth.org/careers.htm EOE

530-MiscellaneousMMAAIINNTTEENNAANNCCEE WWOORRKKEERR––Full-time MaintenanceWorker position availablewith Planning District 1serving Lee, Scott and WiseCounties area. Dutiesinclude carpentry, drywall,elementary electrical,plumbing, painting, groundwork, furniture andequipment moving, etc.Experience in maintenancefield preferred. Knowledgeof maintenance proceduresand verbal/writtencommunication skillsrequired. Shift Monday-Friday 8 AM to 5 PM withon-call during evenings andweekends, as assigned.Apply on-line atwww.frontierhealth.org/careers. Call Regina Lawson at276-523-0026 for moreinformation.

750-Professional

DISTINCTIVEPRINTING

Make Us Your “One Stop”Press Center. We know howto successfully serve yourprinting needs: Letterhead,envelopes, forms, businesscards, etc. Full color orblack and white. Call Norton,VA (276)679-1101, Ext. 253.Printers and Publishers ofThe Coalfield Progress.

770-BabysittingWILLING TO SIT WITHELDERLY. Limited armlifting. Flexible hours. Call(276)639-6657

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TTRRUUSSTTEEEE’’SS SSAALLEE OOFF660077 DDiixxoonn AAvveennuuee

AAppppaallaacchhiiaa,, VVAA 2244221166In execution of a Deed of

Trust in the original principalamount of$52,918.30, dated February11, 2004, recorded amongthe land records of theCircuit Court for the Countyof Wise on February 27,2004 as Instrument#200400871, at Page000104, the undersignedappointed Substitute Trusteewill offer for sale at publicauction at the mmaaiinn eennttrraanncceeooff tthhee ccoouurrtthhoouussee ffoorr tthheeCCiirrccuuiitt CCoouurrtt ooff WWiissee CCoouunnttyy,,220066 EEaasstt MMaaiinn SStt,, WWiissee,, VVAAoonn JJuunnee 33,, 22001133 aatt 1111::0000AAMM,, the property with theimprovements thereon, ifany, to wit: Lots Numbered4, 5, and 6 in BlockNumbered 1 on a Platmarked and known as''Blondell Torrace Addition toAppalachia, Wise County,Virginia,'' recorded in Plat

Book No. 103, Pages 61, 62and 63, And more fullydescribed in the above Deedof Trust. Commonly knownas 607 Dixon Avenue,Appalachia, VA 24216. TaxID: 018325.

TTEERRMMSS OOFF SSAALLEE:: AALLLLCCAASSHH.. A bidder’s deposit of$5,000.00 or 10% of thesale price will be required incash, certified or cashier’scheck. Settlementwithin fifteen (15) days ofsale, otherwise Trustee mayforfeit deposit. Additionalterms to be announced atsale. This notice is anattempt to collect on a debtand any informationobtained will be used for thatpurpose.

Loan Type: Conv/Conv(Trustee # 533342)

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TRUSTEE’S SALEOF 271 North StreetCoeburn, VA 24230

In execution of a certaindeed of trust dated June 15,1998, in the original principalamount of $41,155.00recorded in the Clerk’sOffice, Circuit Court for Wise

ting from within and could be a hazardto passers-by.

The tree was like a landmark in ourcommunity. I know others will missseeing that beautiful old oak tree, espe-cially Jerry Collier since he told merecently that when he was just a kid, anolder man in the community gave hima couple of red dogs—that was thepills’ name—and also a beer. The manthen let Jerry, a 17-year-old, drive.

Jerry said he could see one road,then several roads, so he unfortunatelyran into the road that led to the oaktree, taking a huge chunk out of thetree. Jerry lived and became strong, aman, a husband, father, carpenter anda preacher. You see how he recoveredfrom the error of his ways and how theoak survived so Jerry could repent and

tell the tale. I have spared the name ofthe careless old guy who gave the pillsto our little buddy, Jerry.

SISTERS TRAVEL TO BRANSON

Gretta Jones and her sister Beckyrecently took a trip to Branson, Mo.,just to get away and enjoy some niceweather and fun. They were surelyfooled on the weather—very, verychilly, almost miserable. They did hearsome good music, had fun beingtogether, so their trip was not a totalwash-up.

If you readers recall, a few monthsback the same two women went toFlorida, but also had bad weather. Itwas just too cool for the SunshineState. Maybe the next adventure willhave perfect weather. Let’s suggestHawaii for the next trip. u

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CALL: 679-1101 To Be Included in next series of Professionals

SOUTHWESTTOOL RENTAL

1675 Park Ave. • Norton, VA

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Long & Short Term RentalsWe Sell EquipmentDelivery Available

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SPRING Hours:Monday-Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday: 9:30am - 4:00pmCLOSED: Sunday

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You could have your ad here.

Ron TurnerHome: 276-328-4143Cell: 276-639-2887

TURNER’S LAWN & CAR CARE

Landscaping - Power WashingPainting - Car Detailing

$50.00 Complete Car

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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’SSALE OF

127 Harding StreetAppalachia, Virginia

(Wise County)Tax Map

#104A6 (04) 004 008-9In execution of a Deed of

Trust in the name of JasonA. Murray, Jr. and KimberlyF. Murray dated July 7,2003, recorded asInstrument #200303333 inthe Clerk’s Office of theCircuit Court of Wise County,Virginia, which Noteholder isBranch Banking and Trust

970-Public Notice

INVITATION TO BIDWANTED: TIMBERCLEARING CREW

Wellmore Coal Co., LLC,is requesting bids for aTimber Clearing Crew to doClear Cutting Service forSurface Mine sites in theBuchanan County Area.Contractor must have valid-up-to-date Certificate ofInsurance. All bids must besealed and clearly marked“Surface Mine Clear Cutting”and mailed to:Wellmore Coal Co., LLC Attn:

Clear Cutting 1073 Riverview StGrundy, VA 24614

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A&G Coal Corporation,P.O. Box 1010, Wise, Virginia24293 is applying forRenewal to Permit Number1102003/NPDES PermitNumber 0082003, locatedapproximately 1 mile North

970-Public Notice

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ADOPTION

ADOPT- Our adopted sondreams of a little sibling!Loving family. Angie/Mike:www.angieandmikeadopt.com 855-524-2542

AUCTIONS

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONTrustee Foreclosure AuctionFormer Winery-102 +/-acresSaturday, May 11 at 12 noonon site 14141 Hume Road,Hume, Virginia. 19,200sfFacility Tax AssessedValue: $1,667,200. WalkerCommercial Services, Inc.www.walker-inc.comVAAF#549 Ph: (540) 344-6160

AUCTION – ConstructionEquipment & Trucks, May17th, 9 AM, Richmond, VA.Featuring theCommonwealth of Virginia &Others! Excavators, Dozers,Dumps & More. AcceptingItems Daily. Motley’sAuction & Realty Group,804-232-3300,www.motleys.com, VAAL#16

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Medical Billing TraineesNeeded! Train to become aMedical Office Assistant. NoExperience Needed! Training& Job Placement availableat CTI! HS Diploma/GED &computer needed. 1-888-424-9419.

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Company Driver: Solo andTeam OTR Lanes, Sign-OnIncentive: Solos - $2000 &Teams - $5000. CompetitivePay. Great Hometime. CDL-Awith 1 year OTR & Hazmatend. 888-705-3217 or applyonline atwww.drivenctrans.com

LIVESTOCK

Live Fish for Ponds-Lakes.Plants, Lilies, 32 SpeciesAvailable. Free Catalog.Delivery or Pick-Up. ZettsFish Hatchery, 878 HatcheryRoad, Inwood, WV 25428(304) 229-3654

LOTS AND ACREAGE

FRANKLIN COUNTY - 10open acres, stream alongedge, beautiful homesite onknoll with great view ofCahas Mtn. $89,900

w/financing. 434-444-5088

4.2 ACRES - LOUISACOUNTY - Unrestrictedparcel with well and 20x40garage. 6 miles to I-64.$67,900, I'll finance. 540-294-3271

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AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER– Get trained in a securegovernment career at FAAapproved AT-CTI school.Earn your associate degreeby training at AviationInstitute of Maintenance inChesapeake, VA. Mediansalary tops $100,000 (USBLS) with experience andfull FAA certification. Call tollfree (877) 560-1001 forinformation. HamptonUniversity/Aviation Instituteof Maintenance

MEDICAL CAREERS beginhere – Train ONLINE forAllied Health and MedicalManagement. Job placementassistance. Computer andFinancial Aid if qualified.

County, Virginia, inInstrument No. 980003080,default having occurred inthe payment of the Notethereby secured and at therequest of the holder, theundersigned SubstituteTrustee will offer for sale atpublic auction in the front ofthe Circuit Court building forWise County, 206 East MainStreet, Wise, Virginia, onJune 03, 2013, at 10:16 AM,the property described insaid deed of trust, located atthe above address, andmore particularly describedas follows: ALL THOSECERTAIN LOTS, PIECES ORPARCELS OF LANDSITUATE, LYING ANDBEING IN THE TOWN OFCOEBURN, WISE COUNTY,VIRGINIA, AND MOREPARTICULARLYDESIGNATED ANDDESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS,TO-WIT: ALL THOSE TWOCERTAIN LOTS, PIECES ORPARCELS OF LANDSITUATE, LYING ANDBEING IN THE TOWN OFCOEBURN, WISE COUNTY,VIRGINIA, KNOWN ANDDESIGNATED AS LOTSNUMBERS TWO (2) ANDTHREE (3), IN BLOCK NO.FIFTEEN (15) AS SHOWNON THE PLAT OF THECOEBURN LAND ANDIMPROVEMENT COMPANY,WHICH IS OF RECORD INTHE CLERK'S OFFICE OFWISE COUNTY, VA IN DEEDBOOK NO. 32, PAGE 45;EACH LOT FRONTING FIFTY(50) FEET ON THE NORTHSIDE OF NORTH AVENUEAND EXTENDING BACKBETWEEN PARALLELLINES TO AN ALLEY.

TERMS OF SALE: ALLCASH. A bidder’s deposit often percent (10%) of thesale price or ten percent(10%) of the originalprincipal balance of thesubject deed of trust,whichever is lower, in theform of cash or certifiedfunds payable to theSubstitute Trustee must bepresent at the time of thesale. The balance of thepurchase price will be duewithin fifteen (15) days ofsale, otherwise Purchaser'sdeposit may be forfeited toTrustee. Time is of theessence. Sale is subject topost sale confirmation thatthe borrower did not file forprotection under the U.S.Bankruptcy Code prior tothe sale, as well as to post-sale confirmation and auditof the status of the loanwith the loan servicerincluding, but not limited to,determination of whetherthe borrower entered intoany repayment agreement,reinstated or paid off theloan prior to the sale. Inany such event, the saleshall be null and void, andthe Purchaser's soleremedy, in law or equity,shall be the return of hisdeposit without interest .Additional terms to beannounced at the sale. Aform copy of the Trustee'smemorandum of foreclosuresale and contract topurchase real property isavailable for viewing atwww.bwwsales.com.

This is a communicationfrom a debt collector andany information obtainedwill be used for thatpurpose. The sale is subjectto seller confirmation.

Substitute Trustee:Equity Trustees, LLC

2101 Wilson BoulevardSuite 402

Arlington, VA 22201,(703)548-4600

For information contact:BWW Law Group, LLC

attorneys forEquity Trustees, LLC,

4520 East West HighwaySuite 200

Bethesda, MD 20814(301) 961-6555

website: www.bwwsales.com

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Company, the undersignedSubstitute Trustees, eitherof whom may act, will offerfor sale at public auction tothe highest bidder, at thefront entrance of the WiseCounty Circuit Court, 206East Main Street, Wise,Virginia on May 24, 2013 at8:30 a.m., the followingproperty:

ALL those two certainlots or parcels of landsituate in the Town ofAppalachia, Virginia andmore particularly designatedand described as follows:BEING Lots #8 and #9 inBlock #4 of the “BlondellTerrace Addition to theTown of Appalachia” beingfurther described as follows:BEGINNING at an iron pin inthe Southern right-of-wayline of Wilson Street, acommon corner to Lot #10;thence with right-of-way lineN 58 06' 00" E 100.00 feetto an iron pin, a commoncorner to Lot #7; thencewith same S 31 54' 00" E120.00 feet to an iron pin inthe Northern right-of-wayline of Harding Street;thence with same S 58 06'00" W 100.00 feet to aniron pin, a common cornerto aforesaid Lot #10; thencewith same N 31 54' 00" W120.00 feet to theBEGINNING, as shown onthe survey plat prepared byJoseph Barger datedSeptember 9, 1998.

In addition, sale shall bemade subject to all existingeasements and restrictivecovenants as the same maylawfully affect the realestate. Property to be soldin “AS IS” condition withoutany warranties. Propertyshall be conveyed to thepurchaser by specialwarranty deed.

Terms of Sale: Cash,Cashier’s or Certified Checkat sale made payable to Hilland Rainey Attorneys.Certified funds must bepresented to Trustee forinspection at the start ofsale in order to be qualifiedto bid. Bidding Increments:Not less than $100.00. Adeposit of $2,000.00 will berequired from the successfulbidder at the time of salewith settlement withinfifteen (15) days from thedate of sale. Additionalterms may be announced atthe time of sale.

Pursuant to the FederalFair Debt CollectionPractices Act, we adviseyou that this communicationis from a debt collectorattempting to collect theindebtedness referred toherein and any informationwe obtain will be used forthat purpose.

Robert B. HillT. O. Rainey, III

Shelley K. Richardsonand Nathaniel A. Scaggs

Substitute TrusteesThis is a communication

from a debt collector.FOR INFORMATIONPLEASE REFER TO:

www.hillandrainey.comHill and Rainey Attorneys2425 Boulevard, Suite 9Colonial Heights, Virginia

23834(804) 526-8300, Ext. 117

Dates of Publication:May 7 and 14, 2013

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of Stonega on CallahanCreek in Wise County. Thispermit consists of 387.47acres and can be found onthe Wise, VA USGS.

A copy of the applicationmaterials is available forpublic inspection andcomment at the WiseCounty Courthouse in Wise,Virginia. A copy of the draftNPDES permit and factsheet are available forpublic inspection andcomment at the Division’sBig Stone Gap office. Anyperson whose interests areor may be adverselyaffected by the Renewalapplication, or an Officer, orHead of any Federal, State,or local government agencyor authority may within 30days of MMaayy 33,, 22001133,, submitwritten comments orobjections to the Division ofMined Land Reclamationconcerning the Renewalapplication; and may alsorequest, in writing, that theDivision hold an InformalConference concerning theapplication. A request foran informal conference shallfollow the requirements of 4VAC 25-130-773.13c of theVirginia Coal Surface MiningReclamation Regulations.

All correspondenceconcerning the applicationshould be submitted to theDivision of Mined LandReclamation, P.O. Drawer900, Big Stone Gap, Virginia24219, Telephone: (276)523-8100, Attn.: PermitSection. Written commentsand a request for informalconference may be emailedto the Division atdmlrpublicnotice@dmme.virginia.gov

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MULTI-PROPERTY AUCTION#1: FORECLOSURE - 324Unit Self-Storage Facility,501 N. Mildred St., Ranson,WV 25438. Sale Held:Jefferson Co. Courthouse @11 AM.#2: bank ordered - 2,408±SF Office & Apartment On-Site Sale: 14 Main St., FrontRoyal, VA 22630 @ 2 PM.#3: bank ordered - 83± ACDevelopment Tract, 0Reliance Rd., Middletown,VA 22630 Sale Held: 14Main St., Front Royal, VA22630 @ 2 PM.#4: FORECLOSURE - 3BR/1.5BA Farmhouse, 1,344±SF, 144 Spiker Ln.,Strasburg, VA 22657 SaleHeld: Shenandoah Co.Courthouse @ 4 PM. Tues,May 21, 2013www.motleys.com 800-523-2602 VA16 (EHO)

Highland County, Virginia -Real Estate Auction -Wednesday, May 22 – 2PM.Gorgeous Victorian homeand out-buildings in theheart of Monterey’scommercial district; 176+/-acres of Timberland, JackMountain - SellsABSOLUTE; Historic NewHampden Mill, home andout-buildings on 18+/- acreson the Potomac River inBluegrass Valley. Sellerfinancing available – inquirefor details. Take advantageof this opportunity!!! Go towoltz.com for details, or callWoltz & Associates, Inc.(VA# 321) Real EstateBrokers & Auctioneers 800-551-3588.

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Norton, Virginia 24273 The Coalfield Progress Tuesday, May 7, 2013 PAGE 9B

• AUSTIN, ARTHUR

GEORGE

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• BARNETT, BILLY

GENE

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• BEGLEY, PENNY

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Drive

While License

Revoked (Second

Offense)

• BISHOP,

GANNON REECE

BOOKED:

4/28/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• BLEDSOE, DAVID

BRUCE

BOOKED:

4/28/2013

(BLEDSOE, DAVID

BRUCE CONT.)

CHARGE/S: DWI -

1st Conviction,

Blood Alcohol > .20

• BOWMAN,

SEBRINA IRENE

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• BRYANT,

AMANDA

DANIELLE

BOOKED:

4/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Misdemeanor

• CARROLL,

CLIFTON WADE

BOOKED:

4/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Simple

Assault against

Family Member;

Assault,

Strangulation

Resulting In

Wounding Or Bodily

Injury; Simple

Assault

• CODY,

LAVAUGHN

LAMONT

BOOKED:

4/23/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Felony

• CRUM, DAVID

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• DAVIS, JAMES

SCOTT

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Conspire To Obtain

By Forgery, Fraud;

Conspire To Dist

Schedule III To VI

Drugs; Sell,

Distribute, Etc.

Schedule III Drug -

Not Anabolic

Steroid; Obtain

Drugs By Forgery,

Fraud

• DAVIS, LISA ANN

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S:

Contempt Of Court -

General, Without

A Jury

• DEVAUGHN,

GEREK ALLEN

BOOKED:

4/27/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

NO PHOTO

PROVIDED

• EARLS, JOSHUA

LAWAN

BOOKED:

4/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Fail To

Appear In Court For

Felony Offense

• GIBSON,

WILLIAM BRYANT

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Prisoner, Held On

Out Of State

Warrant-Felony;

Grand Larceny -

$200 Or More Not

From Person

• GILMER,

RONALD LEE

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

2nd Conviction W/In

5-10 Years

• HALE, JUSTIN

JUNIOR

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Drive

While License

Revoked (Third Or

Subsequent)

• HALE, KENNETH

WAYNE

BOOKED: 4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Felony

• HARTSOCK,

RICHARD ALLEN

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Alcohol

Purchase Or

Possession By

Person Under 21;

Possession Of

Alcohol By

Interdicted Person

• HARVEY, TONY

ALLEN

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Trespass - Intent To

Damage

Property/Interfere

W/ Property Right;

Intentionally

Damage Any

Property/Monument

>=$1,000; Grand

Larceny - $200 Or

More Not From

Person

• HIGGINS,

MICHAEL RAY

BOOKED:

4/28/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• HUBBARD,

JEREMY

WILLIAMS

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S:

Shoplift, Alter Price

Tags < $200 (Third

Time)

• JONES, JAMES

CARSON

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Sell,

Distribute, Etc.

Schedule III Drug -

Not Anabolic

Steroid; Inhale

Drugs, Glue, Etc.;

Drunk In Public,

Profane Language;

Resist Arrest By

Threats Etc. -Drug,

Gang & Violent

Offenses; Simple

Assault On Law

Enforcement,

Fire/Rescue

Personnel

• KEIGLEY,

CEACEA ALEXIS

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Conspiracy To

Commit Larceny;

Conspire To Commit

B&E; Stat. Burglary

Of Structure To

Commit Larceny,

Etc.; Grand Larceny

- $200 Or More Not

From Person

• KENNEDY,

CHASITY LEE

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Petit

Larceny - Third Or

Subsequent

Conviction; Capias

To Show Cause -

Failure To Pay Fine

And Cost

• KENNEDY,

DONALD EUGENE

BOOKED:

4/27/2013

CHARGE/S:

Trespass - Intent To

Damage

Property/Interfere

W/ Prop Right;

Grand Larceny -

$200 Or More Not

From Person;

Intentionally

Damage Any

Property/Monument

>=$1,000

• LAMB, ROGER

JOSEPH

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S:

Prisoner, Held On

Out Of State

Warrant-

Misdemeanor

• LARGE,

JONATHAN

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• LAWSON,

DOUGLAS BRIAN

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S:

Narcotics - Own Or

Maintain Common

DUFFIELDCOMMITS FROM

04/22-28/2013

behind BARSThis information is provided at our request by theSouthwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority, a public bodyoperating a system of regional jails throughout SouthwestVirginia, including two serving our area. The Duffieldregional jail serves Wise, Lee and Scott counties and thecity of Norton. Haysi regional jail serves Dickenson, Russelland Buchanan counties. Their weekly new incarcerationsare listed here. Arrests are matters of public record.

Individuals who have been arrestedare presumed innocent until proven guilty.

BEHIND BARS, PAGE 10B

PAGE 10B Tuesday, May 7, 2013 The Coalfield Progress Norton, Virginia 24273

(LAWSON,

DOUGLAS BRIAN

CONT.) Nuisance;

Narcotics - Own Or

Maintain Common

Nuisance

(Subsequent

Offense); Sell,

Distribute, Etc.

Schedule III Drug -

Not Anabolic

Steroid; Conspiracy

Distribution

Schedule I Or II

Drugs (Provide/Sell

Drugs To Be

Resold); Distribution

Schedule I Or II

Drugs (Provide /

Sell Drugs To Be

Resold)

• LIPE II, CURTIS

JAMES

BOOKED:

4/28/2013

CHARGE/S: DWI -

First Conviction,

Blood Alcohol Level

.15 To .20

• LITTON, LLOYD

BOOKED:

4/28/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• MARCUM, LORI

DANELEE

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S: DWI -

First Conviction,

Blood Alcohol Level

.15 To .20

• MESSER, GLENN

DAVID

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

(MESSER, GLENN

DAVID CONT.) In

Public, Profane

Language

• MILLER,

BRANDON DAVID

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

2nd Within Less

Than 5 Years

• MINNIX,

MICHAEL LEE

BOOKED:

4/27/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• MOWEL, TERRY

LYNN

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Violation Of A

Protective Order

• MULLINS,

CHRISTOPHER

SCOTT

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Felony

• MULLINS, LARRY

WAYNE

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language; Simple

(MULLINS, LARRY

WAYNE CONT.)

Assault On Law

Enforcement,

Fire/Rescue

Personnel;

Possession Of

Alcohol By

Interdicted Person

• PARSONS JR.,

CLAUDE EDWARD

BOOKED:

4/28/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

2nd Conviction W/In

5-10 Years

NO PHOTO

PROVIDED

• PERRY, SHEILA

ANN

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Disobedience/Resist

ance Of An Officer

Of The Court, Etc.

• PHILLIPS JR.,

CLAUDE

SWANSON

BOOKED:

4/27/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• ROSE III, HOMER

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Felony

• SHORT JR.,

CHARLES RAY

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S:

Robbery -

Residence;

(SHORT JR.,

CHARLES RAY

CONT.) Conspiracy

To Commit Larceny;

Stat. Burglary Of

Structure To Commit

Larceny, Etc.;

Conspire To Commit

B&E; Grand

Larceny - $200 Or

More Not From

Person

• SMITH, MICHAEL

STEVEN

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• SPANGLER,

TABITHA

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• STANLEY,

CHRISTOPHER

RAY

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Capias

To Show Cause -

Failure To Pay Fine

And Cost

• SUMMERS JR.,

JAMES CLYDE

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S:

Disobedience/Resist

ance Of An Officer

Of The Court, Etc.

• TAYLOR,

LETCHER WAYNE

BOOKED:

4/25/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Misdemeanor

• THACKER,

STEVEN ALLEN

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• TIGNOR, AMY

LYNN

BOOKED:

4/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Conspiracy

Distribution

Schedule I Or II

Drugs (Provide/Sell

Drugs To Be

Resold); Distribution

Schedule I Or II

Drugs (Provide /

Sell Drugs To Be

Resold);

Manufacture

Methamphetamine

• TOMPKINS,

LINDA SUE

BOOKED:

4/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Disobedience/Resist

ance Of An Officer

Of The Court, Etc.

• TURNER,

DALLAS WAYNE

BOOKED:

4/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• TURNER, LLOYD

LEE

BOOKED:

4/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Capias

To Show Cause -

Failure To Pay Fine

And Cost

• VANHUSS,

ADAM COY

BOOKED:

4/27/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction;

Drive While License

Revoked (Third Or

Subsequent)

• VANZANT, ROBIN

GAIL

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S:

Possess Schedule

III Drugs; Driving

While Intoxicated -

2nd Within Less

Than 5 Years

• WARNER,

REBECCA JANE

BOOKED:

4/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

(WARNER,

REBECCA JANE

CONT.) In Public,

Profane Language

• WHITE, TOBY

ALEXANDER

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S:

Trespass After

Being Forbidden To

Do So

• WILSON, RICKY

DAN

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Petit

Larceny - Less Than

$200 Not From

Person

• WINEBARGER,

RACHEL ANN

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Type Not Clear

• WYNN, BILLY

WAYNE

BOOKED:

4/26/2013

CHARGE/S: Grand

Larceny - $200 Or

More Not From

Person

Trespass After

Being Forbidden To

Do So

BEHIND BARS,PAGE 11B

BEHINDBARS, FROM PAGE 9B

WISE COUNTY SHERIFF’S REPORT

The Wise County Sheriff’s Officereports these activities for April 22-28

• Wise Central Dispatch received a total of1,782 calls. Of the total calls received, 387were dispatched to the sheriff’s office,including six domestic violence calls.• Criminal process served 32 felony war-rants, 35 misdemeanor warrants, madethree arrests for driving under the influ-ence and worked three traffic accidents.

• Civil process served 805 civil papers.• Ten additional criminal investigationswere initiated and 31 were cleared byarrest.• The sheriff’s office provided 240 manhours of courtroom security.• The sheriff’s office transported one adultin state; two adults out of state, 0 mentalpatient and 0 juvenile for a total of 38 manhours, unlocked 25 vehicle and escortedsix funerals.

TOTAL PRISONERCOMMITMENTS

IN DUFFIELDAND HAYSI JAILS

For the reporting period of

04/22-28/2013

DUFFIELD / 60HAYSI / 16

76

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Individuals who have been arrestedare presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Norton, Virginia 24273 The Coalfield Progress Tuesday, May 7, 2013 PAGE 11B

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hits but Stratton, who picked up the winon the mound for Central, did a good jobmaking sure the hits were scatteredthroughout the game.

Central scored first in the game whenReagan Davis led off the bottom of thethird inning with a single to right fieldand advanced to third on a fielding error.

Two outs later, Salyers smacked a sin-gle to right field to give the LadyWarriors a 1-0 advantage.

In the top of the fourth, Jaz Hillscored the Lady Raiders first run of thegame by doubling and moving to third ona single from Tiffany Cole. Hill scored ona sacrifice fly to right field from Jaz Bay.

Central responded in the bottom of

the fourth with a four-run inning.Stratton started the inning with a sin-

gle. Courtesy runner Laken Cress, run-ning for Stratton, then scored on a triplefrom Gipe. A single from Davis scoredGipe.

After a walk to Christyn Sexton putrunners on first and second, both scoredon a two-RBI double from Salyers.

Burton added another run in the topof the fifth when Cassie Page, who fin-ished 2-for-3 in the game, singled andlater scored on a single from K.J.Culbertson, who also finished 2-for-3 inthe game.

The final run of the contest came inthe bottom of the sixth when Central’sReynolds doubled, stole third and scoredon a single from Salyers. u

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CHIP BEATYSPORTS WRITER

COEBURN — The Gate City BlueDevils snapped a nine-game losingsteak Friday with a 5-1 nondistrictbaseball win over the EastsideSpartans at Alumni Stadium.

The win was only the second ofthe season for the Blue Devils (2-13).

“I think our team gave a greateffort tonight. We’ve had two reallyhard practices this week. We’vebattled a lot of things this seasonand the kids seem to be comingtogether now,” said Blue Devil headcoach Robbie Perry.

Gate City behind the pitching ofJohn Brooks, kept the Spartans (9-5) hitless through three inningswhile posting four runs.

It was not until Nick Sturgill sin-gled to left field in the bottom of thefourth inning that the Spartans wereable to reach base.

Gate City opened the game withtwo runs in the top of the firstinning.

Blake Hillman singled to centerfield advancing Cory Franklin, whodrew a leadoff walk to second base.

After both runners advanced toscoring position, Franklin scored ona sacrifice fly by Hunter Wolf.

J.T. Starnes then singled drivingin Hillman to stake Gate City to a 2-0 lead.

Chandler Pendleton relievedBrooks in the bottom of the fourthinning and continued keeping theSpartan bats at bay.

While the Spartans were havingtheir troubles at the plate, Gate Citykept the pressure on by scoring onerun in the second inning and anoth-er in the third when Michael Collier

walked and advanced to second on apassed ball before scoring on a sin-gle by Brooks.

Starnes led the Blue Devil attackcollecting three hits on four at-bats.

The Spartans got on the score-board in the bottom of the sixthinning.

Caleb Riner singled andadvanced to second on a ground ballby Nate Minor.

Aaron Sexton then drew a two-out walk. As Sexton stole secondbase Riner was able to beat thethrow home giving the Spartanstheir only run of the game.

Eastside collected four hits onthe night, while allowing the BlueDevils 11 base hits.

“I was really happy by the wayJ.D. Slone pitched tonight once hegot that breaking ball going,” saidEastside coach Chris Clay. “He did agood job keeping those guys off bal-

ance. The true story of the nightwas our offense. It was non-existenttonight. We’ve got to find some guysthat can drive in some runs andthat’s kind of what we are lookingfor right now. With what few hits wegot, we just didn’t string any togeth-er and that was the tale of the tape.”

The Blue Devils scored theirfinal run in the seventh inning.

Gate City’s Cory Franklinrelieved Pendleton in the bottom ofthe seventh inning allowing a singleto Kobe Lawson, however, was ableto retire Riner to end the game. u

Blue Devils start strong for win over Eastside

u Gate City’s Michael Collier (12) slidesinto home, while Eastside catcher WesYeary looks to put on the tag in Friday’snondistrict game.

BRAD MILGRIM PHOTOSu Eastside’s Kobe Lawson, left, backs up Spartans sec-

ond baseman Ryan Milgrim who holds onto ball for the outin Friday’s game with the Gate City Blue Devils at Coeburn.

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