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Hillsdale, Ind.—The level of security was chilling.
Just entering the site required getting past armed guards and a heavily fortified perimeter. Before we could enter the critical facilities, we first had to attend a safety class. Then, we had to don protective gear including a gas mask and a pouch containing an atropine injection kit to use on ourselves if something went wrong.
The year was 1997. The United States had just ratified an international chemical weapons treaty as the world worried about Saddam Hussein's chemical stash. Attention inevitably turned to the much larger arsenals in the U.S. and the former Soviet Union. That is what brought CNBC to the Newport Chemical Depot in rural western Indiana—at the time, one of the deadliest places on earth. A single drop of the substance stored there could kill an adult in minutes.
Fast forward to today.
You still have to pass through a gate to enter the site, but that is because most of it is vacant. Rows of corn grow where buildings containing hundreds of tons of deadly VX nerve agent once stood. Eight concrete and steel bunkers where the chemicals were moved after 9/11 still stand, but they are empty and available for rent.
"We have the availability of 200 megawatts of electricity; we are between two interstates, 70 and 74, on a four-lane highway 63. We have had a lot of interest from companies that really need this kind of a site," said Bill Laubernds, executive director of the Newport Chemical Depot Reuse Authority, which is marketing the 11-square-mile site as the Vermillion Rise Mega Park.
For prospective tenants worried about any leftovers, the Pentagon offers a free cleanup warranty in case any hazardous chemicals are found.
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The snapshots of the site in 1997 and today belie a long and difficult process that officials and experts say is proof that eliminating chemical weapons in Syria—which is supposed to be done by mid-2014 under a framework agreement between the U.S. and Russia—is much easier said than done.
Syrian President Bashar Assad suggested as much in an interview with Fox News on Sept. 18. "I think it's a very complicated operation technically, and it needs a lot of money. Some have estimated about a billion for the Syrian stockpile," Assad said.
He also questioned the feasibility of destroying the stockpile in a matter of months as called for under the agreement. "It needs a year, maybe a little bit less or a little bit more," he said.
Based on the U.S. experience, he may not be far off. The Defense Department has spent an estimated $40 billion and counting on chemical weapons destruction since 1997. The Newport depot held about 4 percent of the original stockpile.
"It is complicated, it needs a lot of coordination to do it safely and it is a challenging effort," Laubernds said.
In the case of Newport, the process actually dates back to 1969, during the height of the Vietnam War, when President Richard Nixon unilaterally renounced the first use of chemical weapons by the United States. "By the examples we set here today, we hope to contribute to an atmosphere of peace and understanding between all nations," Nixon said.
Immediately, 1,000 tons of VX nerve agent—all of which was manufactured at Newport—essentially became trapped at the facility. The depot's mission changed from maintaining the stockpile and keeping it ready for battle to safely storing it, perhaps indefinitely.
(Read more: US, Russia agree on Syria chemical weapons plan)
After the U.S. formally agreed in 1997 to destroy its 30,000-ton chemical arsenal, Newport's mission changed again, becoming a site for disposal of the deadly chemicals. Various methods were considered, including incinerating the chemicals. Ultimately, they settled on a chemical neutralization process.
Not until 2008—11 years after our visit and U.S. ratification of the chemical weapons ban—was the last of the VX eliminated. The site was formally decommissioned in 2010, more than 40 years after President Nixon's declaration. And Laubernds notes that in contrast to what might take place in war-torn Syria, the process in Newport was easily controlled.
"In our case the agent was not weaponized, not loaded into weapons. It was in canisters so the canisters could be moved to a processing plant and it could be neutralized at that plant in a controlled situation."
Experts say the task in Syria could make the lengthy U.S. process look like child's play.
"It's very difficult to see how a process like that is going to work in the middle of a war zone," said Faiza Patel, a former senior policy officer at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in an interview with NBC News earlier this month.
"It's a process that is very complicated and quite challenging to manage, even in normal circumstances," said Patel, who is now co-director of the Brennan Center for Justice's Liberty and National Security Program at New York University.
Even now, a sizeable portion of the U.S. chemical arsenal remains. The nation still has approximately 3,134 tons—a little more than 10 percent of the original stockpile, according to the Army's Chemical Materials Agency.
Most of the cache consists of blister agents like mustard gas, stored at a heavily guarded facility in Pueblo, Colo. Around 500 tons of weaponized nerve agents, including VX and Sarin in rockets and warheads, is stored at a facility in Bluegrass, Ky.
(Read more: Assad denies his forces conducted chemical attack)
The U.S. has estimated it will be 2023—16 years after the deadline under the treaty—before the rest of the materials are destroyed.
Russia, which had the largest chemical arsenal on earth at around 40,000 tons, still has around 17,000 tons including Sarin, according to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which is overseeing the destruction process worldwide. Russia has estimated it will destroy the rest of its stockpile by 2020.
In all, about 81 percent of the world's declared stockpile of 71,196 metric tons of chemical agents has been verifiably destroyed, according to the OPCW.
In Indiana, where they have attracted four companies at the Vermillion Rise Mega Park but still have thousands of acres available, they hope their experience might offer some lessons to speed up the process in Syria.
"I think that those of us that have worked in this area think it is the right thing to do and all the effort is worthwhile, but it is not something that could be done quickly or could be done without a lot of thought given to it," Laubernds said.
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How can you toss stuff you may need? by Bob Karolevitz How in the world do you dispose of a lifetime of accumulation so your kids don�t have to do it? It�s a dilemma, believe me!
For instance, I�ve got 59 file cabinet drawers full of stuff, most of which, Phyllis tells me, should be thrown away � but I can�t seem to part with any of it.
There�s research material for books I�ll never get around to writing; correspondence which dates back several decades (a lot of the writers are long gone); financial records which ages ago passed the statute of limitations; and loads of other material which I�ve forgotten why I�ve kept it.
I�ve also got hundreds of books all over the place, fiction and non-fiction, hard-covered volumes and paperbacks. Some I�ve read; some I haven�t.
The floor of my office (Phyllis calls it �the boar�s nest�) is piled high with aging magazines, unfiled pictures, a couple of worn-out typewriters; a jar full of marbles, a mounted globe of the earth and items I should return to the rightful owners.
�Why are you saving all those old letters?� my wife wanted to know. �I discard mine right away after I�ve answered them, and you�ve got some that go WAY BACK to your college days.�
�Maybe I�ll need them when I write my memoirs,� I say, trying to defend my collection of yellowing epistles.
The walls are covered with memorabilia, too, and so is the window ledge.
There�s a contrived picture of me presenting the pope with a copy of my diocesan history (I�ve never been to Rome); a picture of me playing clarinet with the Poker Alice Band; a carving of Mutt and Jeff by my sainted father; a World War II hand grenade (defused); a sign which reads �One Man�s Junk Is Another Man�s Junque�; my high school and college basketball letters; lead soldiers I made a long time ago; framed Harvey Dunn prints; a ceramic commemoration of the Robert F. Karolevitz Memorial Cattle Chute, etc., etc.
�You�ve practically got a museum there,� Phyllis chides. �There�s Polish and Korean souvenirs, books older than you are, plaques galore when you were doing something to earn them and even old Jim Beam bottles.�
�You almost have enough to charge admission,� she continues. �However, my question is: how are we going to get rid of it?�
I suppose I should be worrying about that, but I�m not. I�m not fretting about all that stuff in the storage room either.
Like stacks of old newspapers, more books, old phonograph records, lots of empty boxes which I might need some day, hundreds of business cards filed alphabetically, a stamp collection which isn�t worth much, a slide projector which doesn�t work and other items �too numerous to mention� as the auction advertisements say.
�I wouldn�t be surprised to find a partridge in a pear tree among your junk either,� Phyllis quips. �That�s a quote from an old Christmas card, and I notice you have a lot of them stashed away, too.�
Of course, that doesn�t count the printing press, drawers of lead type which we hauled all the way from Seattle, caked-up cans of ink, obsolete quoins and a roll of ancient tympan paper in Phyllis�s office � but that�s another story.
She gets uptight when she sees it all, and wonders what we will do with it. so I guess I should start thinking about it.
First, though, I�ve got to clean out the barn!
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Deadline for suggestions extended until Nov. 10
LYNCHBURG Randolph-Macon Womans College will continue to seek new name suggestions until Nov. 10, the college announced Thursday.
A Naming Advisory Task Force has spent more than a month collecting, researching and discussing possible name changes for the college, which will begin accepting men in the fall of 2007. The Board of Trustees originally hoped to vote on a new name at its Oct. 21 meeting.
The college received hundreds of name suggestions during the past month. The majority of suggestions involved using Randolph and Macon in the name in some way, keeping the colleges initials, or keeping the name the same. The Task Force believes that using forms of the original name will not be feasible, and therefore the community should have another chance to provide suggestions.
"Randolph-Macon Womans College and Randolph-Macon College in Ashland have long dealt with confusion regarding their similar names," said Lynn Stuart, trustee and chair of the task force. "Randolph-Macon College has expressed concern regarding having two coed institutions in the same state with similar or identical names. We understand and share that concern. We hope a new name will help eliminate that confusion to the benefit of both schools."
R-MWC will accept new name suggestions until Nov. 10, and anticipates an announcement of a new name in early December.
"Very few institutions have had to ask so much of those who love it as has Randolph-Macon Womans College," the Task Force wrote in a letter to the community this week. "For some of us, the Colleges single-sex aspect is at its heart. For others, it is the heritage of academic challenge, the awakening of minds, the bonds of sisterhood, or the sense of place. For all of us, its name has become synonymous with a place of learning and beauty. Nevertheless, we face the necessity to name ourselves anew "
"Our College was originally named by others," the Task Force added. "We are called upon now to claim a new name for ourselves."
Name ideas can be submitted via the Colleges Web site (www.rmwc.edu) or by mail
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CAMBRIDGE, MA and NEW YORK, NY – July 13, 2010 - Harmonix Music Systems and MTV Games, a part of Viacom's MTV Networks (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), along with T-Mobile USA, Inc., the official mobile partner of the Rock Band Network, today announced that Brooklyn-based Plushgun are the Rock Band Network's July "T-Mobile Artist-of-the-Month".
"This unique artist blends indie rock with synth beats to expand the Rock Band repertoire," said Cheryl Gehbauer, Senior Director of Music for MTV Games. "Plushgun are gaining well-deserved attention in the music community, and we're proud to include them as the July T-Mobile Artist-of-the-Month."
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Plushgun, on Tommy Boy Entertainment, is the brainchild of Daniel Ingala and grew out of the cramped confines of his overpriced and undersized bedroom in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. After creating the song "Just Impolite" and posting it to his MySpace page, the project quickly took off with songs featured in the web-TV series "We Need Girlfriends" and rising to No. 1 in the Alternative Rock Channel on Ourstage.com. When he was ready to start playing live shows, Ingala recruited his friends Taylor Armstrong and Matt Bogdanow.
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Beyond economic aid to Ukraine and other Eastern European nations, we have identified four overarching themes that should be reinforced and reaffirmed by Congress and the administration.
Evidence of increased mass-scale deportations since the beginning of Obama's Presidency -- often in violation of immigrants' human rights -- are significantly harming U.S. regional standing in organizations such as the OAS.
The latest report of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change confirms what is manifest to all but those blinded by ideology and short-term profits, but can it galvanize a response commensurate with the challenge?
With immigration, everything begins and ends with family. Until we see a solution to the record-setting family separations, the Administration can expect to see demonstrators on their front step with heartbreaking stories.
It's time to rally support for this critical expansion of health care access, and let members of Congress know they need to find a way to get it done... or they'll have a lot of explaining to do.
Americans are more generally accepting of these higher degrees of income and wealth inequality because of their staunch faith that American society is more of a meritocracy than other countries. This faith is woefully undermined by the data.
If the story stopped with Ted Cruz, it would be only an amusing anecdote. But, unbelievably, Cruz's measure won the unanimous support of both the Senate and the House. Unanimous? There was no one willing to stand up to bullyboys Ted Cruz and his ally Charles Schumer?
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OTTAWA, January 28, 2010 - Library and Archives Canada is pleased to collaborate with Black History Ottawa for the official launch of Black History Month 2010, a celebration highlighting the many achievements and contributions made by people of African descent. The Opening Ceremony will be held on Sunday, January 31, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. in the Auditorium of Library and Archives Canada, located at 395 Wellington Street, Ottawa.
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Inspired by African American scholar, Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Black History Month is observed in North America during the month of February. The theme for 2010, "Our Canadian Story," underlines the contributions of Black people to Canada and the challenges and successes they have experienced in the process. This theme is evident in all the planned activities, which also serve to celebrate the pivotal role of not-for-profit and volunteer-led community organizations in promoting the societal integration of Canadians of African descent and improving their quality of life.
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Ryan Davidson will ask the Idaho Court of Appeals today to overturn his 2007 misdemeanor conviction for driving without privileges on the grounds that Idaho law denies defendants due process when their driver's licenses are suspended after conviction.
Davidson is a leading backer of presidential candidate Ron Paul, Ada County Republican precinct committeeman and third vice chairman of the Ada GOP. He formerly chaired the Idaho Libertarian Party, championed pot legalization initiatives in Hailey and Sun Valley, ran for Garden City Council and Ada County coroner, and led the effort to increase the influence of Paul backers in GOP county central committees across the state.
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Mardi Gras update! With a little good fortune, we are on the verge of being able to reopen the MEB and the Lion's/LSU Clinics buildings. The environmental remediation in the upper floors of the MEB has been completed and preliminary air monitoring results are good. Final test results are due back early next week and no problems are anticipated. The State Fire Marshal is expected to complete his inspection on Wednesday, March 1st and no problems are expected. Reopening of the building with a manual fire watch is anticipated on Monday, March 6th.
The last repaired main breaker for the electrical switchgear at the Lion's/LSU Clinics building has been received. Within the next 4-5 days, the power in the building will be taken down, the switchgear cleaned, the refurbished main breaker replaced and permanent power restored.
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Work on the environmental remediation contract for the CSRB, MEB and Lion's Eye Center has progressed rapidly. The contractor has multiple teams working in the buildings simultaneously. Significant portions of the upper floor cleaning required by State protocols has been completed. The more time consuming work in the 1st floor spaces is well underway.
Pricing is currently being solicited by the downtown campus architect for the second environmental remediation contract. It will address the Residence Hall, Stanislaus Hall, the Nursing/Allied Health Building, and the Resource Center. The architect currently anticipates that work under this contract will begin during the week following Mardi Gras. Similar contracts will be issued at later dates to address the Dental School Clinic and Administration Buildings and 1542 Tulane Ave. and other smaller structures.
The following is a brief description of the basic work that will be done by the environmental remediation contractors:
Telephone Services: Auxiliary Enterprises has been assessing the telephone services at the various campus buildings. Working in concert with the State's Office of Telecommunications Management (OTM) and BellSouth, the damage is being identified and repairs have begun as reflected below:
Data Network: Computer Services has been testing the network infrastructure that connects the data center to the various downtown campus buildings and provides data circuits to individual offices, labs, and other spaces.
Campus Housing: We recognize the importance of making the two campus residence facilities available as quickly as possible. Particularly in the case of the Residence Hall, the challenges represented by older building designs and systems are unique and different. Some of these factors may impact on the time to complete the work necessary to allow the building to be reoccupied. However, significant progress has been made in preparing both the Residence Hall and Stanislaus Hall for reoccupation. For example:
Here are highlights of work that has been accomplished since our last update was posted on Friday, February 10th.
Until permanent repairs are completed and elevators certified by the State Elevator Inspector, routine use has been discontinued. Restricting the use of elevators in buildings where the environmental remediation has not been completed will help to minimize further spreading of mold to upper floors.
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By MATT HONGOLTZ-HETLING Morning Sentinel
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Brandon Berry is turning to a professional boxing career in the hope that it will help him save his family's general store in West Forks Plantation.
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Brandon Berry stocks shelves during his afternoon shift at the family's general store.
WHEN: Thursday
WHERE: Verizon Wireless Center, Manchester, N.H.
TIMES: Silent auction starts at 5:30 p.m.; boxing begins at 8 p.m. Event raises money for at-risk and disadvantaged children.
BOUTS: Six-fight card: three amateur, three professional.
The event is headlined by two welterweight matches: Danny "Bhoy" O'Connor of Framingham, Mass., will fight Raul Tover Jr. of McAllen, Texas; Chris Gilbert of Windsor, Vt., will fight Anthony Chase of Providence, R.I.
In the light welterweight match, Brandon Berry of West Forks Plantation will fight Jesus Cintron of Springfield, Mass.
This year, despite his best efforts, the store has struggled. When the freezer broke down, he couldn't afford to replace it immediately, and so he stopped selling frozen food for a while. Another time, money was too tight to keep restocking the fuel tanks, and so he went without gas and diesel for months.
His son will inherit the store one day, he said, but not when it's a financial drain.
If Brandon Berry defies the odds and succeeds in boxing, he could win enough money to save the store, but the father and son haven't talked seriously about it.
Gordon Berry said it wouldn't be fair to ask his son to prop up the store with money he's earned.
"I don't want him to have to do that," he said. "Absolutely not."
Yet Brandon, who works 50 or more hours at the store each week, said it's also not fair for his father.
"I don't want him to have to do it with what he's earned," he said. "He's selling land."
Gordon Berry tries not to get too excited about the prospect of his son's success. "It's a long shot," he said.
Then, in the next breath: "It could happen. You don't have to live in Las Vegas or Philadelphia."
There may be more at stake for Berry than the family store.
Like boxing itself, West Forks is rugged and exhilarating, but a tough place to make a living.
It has no schools, no library, no churches. Instead, there is access to the Dead River, the Penobscot River, the Kennebec River. A chunk of the Appalachian Trail runs just south of town. There's Moxie Falls, a 92-foot vertical waterfall, and Coburn Mountain, which at 3,750 feet boasts the highest groomed snowmobile trail in Maine.
The natural attractions bring in enough snowmobilers, ATV riders, kayakers, whitewater rafters, fishermen, hunters and hikers to allow a small army of guides, equipment rental agencies and vacation rental businesses to eke out a living.
The year-round population is about 50, but in the summer, the guides and other seasonal workers, many of whom live in tents in the woods, temporarily increase the population to about 400, according to Pamela Christopher, director of The Forks Area Chamber of Commerce and co-owner of nearby Sea Moxie Gore Outfitters.
Unemployment rates spike in the off-season, rarely falling below 10 percent in the years since the recession hit, according to the Maine Department of Labor. In December 2011, the unemployment rate was 27 percent.
If the economy continues to clobber Berry's General Store and the local hospitality industry, many families would be devastated.
"There are tens of millions of dollars invested in this community," Christopher said.
Business leaders in West Forks and the surrounding communities have been trying all the usual strategies to stay alive. In the hopes of attracting more tourists, the community expanded its trail system, applied for grants and pooled money to buy ads.
About 14 years ago, they founded The Forks Area Chamber of Commerce, which today includes 45 members from West Forks and other communities on the U.S. 201 corridor, such as Bingham, Jackman and Greenville.
But, unlike most other small communities, West Forks is also pouring a portion of its meager resources into a long shot: Brandon Berry, whose boxing career has, so far, cost money.
His trainer, Skeet Wyman, who is also a lobsterman, doesn't charge Berry to train in his gym, but it's in Stockton Springs, in northern Waldo County. Berry drives about 700 miles in a thrice-weekly trip to the gym, which costs him about $600 a month in gas alone.
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A trophy case highlighting the boxing career of Brandon Berry lines the main aisle in the family's store.
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Brandon Berry's home gym is in the former service garage next to his family's general store in West Forks Plantation.
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Cooley And Smith Dominate Jackson State in Run-Rule Victory
Starkville, Miss – Junior left fielder Jessica Cooley and senior catcher Ka'ili Smith combined to go a perfect 6-for-6 with eight RBIs Tuesday in five innings as the Mississippi State softball team (22-19) defeated in-state foe Jackson State (24-19), 12-3, at the MSU Softball Stadium. The ninth-straight win over a non-conference squad marks the longest such streak since 2008 (12), while the seventh run-rule victory of 2012 is MSU's most since the 2008 squad registered 13 game-shortened triumphs.
Cooley became the first player in school history to go yard twice in back-to-back games, finishing 3-for-3 with two home runs, four RBIs, two runs and her second double in as many games. With 13 round-trippers this season, the Birmingham, Ala., native ranks second in the SEC in long shots and is tied with former All-American Kellie Wilkerson for fourth-most home runs in a single season by a Bulldog. All three former MSU players above her on that list went on to earn All-America honors.
Smith also dominated at the dish, matching Cooley with an identical 3-for-3 performance with four RBIs and two runs. The catcher also cranked out a double, as well as her first three-bagger since March 29, 2011 vs. Alcorn State.
In the circle, junior left-hander Kylie Vry got back on the winning track, throwing her seventh complete game of 2012 to improve to 7-6 on the season. The southpaw gave up three runs (one earned) in the first inning, but went on to hurl four scoreless stanzas to finish the game, striking out six while allowing four hits and three walks.
The visiting Lady Tigers broke the ice with three runs in the top half of the first, but the home team responded with its third eight-run inning of the year. The bottom of the first started when redshirt senior designated player Brittany Bell hit a worm burner down the left-field line for a single. Sophomore center fielder Jessica Offutt moved Bell to second on a sacrifice bunt, as Bell scored in the next at-bat when Smith roped a single to center field. The Flyin' Hawaiian advanced to third on the single when JSU's center fielder could not keep the ball in front of her. State's catcher stayed there when sophomore third baseman Sam Lenahan reached first on a walk. Smith scored and Lenahan trotted to second on a passed ball, with Lenahan eventually coming full circle after Cooley unleashed her first homer of the evening.
With the bases cleared and one down, sophomore second baseman Heidi Shape took second after JSU's shortstop dropped a routine flyball in shallow left field. Following the second out of the frame, redshirt sophomore shortstop Erin Nesbit rifled a single through the left side of the infield, but sprinted to second on the throw home to keep Shape at the hot corner. Senior right fielder Brittany Gates had two in scoring position when she knocked in Shape on an infield single using her speed. Gates then stole her eighth base of the year to put two back in scoring position, before the bases became loaded when Bell was hit with her school-record 44th-career pitch. Junior Chrissie Rovtar pinch-hit for Offutt in the two spot and knocked in another run on a 3-1 walk.
The bases stayed juiced for Smith's second at-bat of the inning, as the senior slugger poked a single into right that scored both Bell and Gates. Smith's second and third runs driven in gave MSU an early yet commanding 8-3 lead after one.
After a scoreless second for both teams, the Bulldogs put the game out of reach for good in the third with a four-run inning. Gates began the inning by delivering a single up the middle on a 1-2 offering. The lightning-quick outfielder then stole second again, before advancing to third on a passed ball one pitch later. The Lady Tigers' catcher tried to throw Gates out at third, but sailed the throw, allowing Gates to score the ninth run of the game for the Maroon and White. Offutt came up with one out and copied Gates, connecting on a single to right-center and a steal of second on her own. Smith then stepped into the box and stroked a hard-hit triple to the wall in left, allowing Offutt to wheel her way around the bases and tap the dish. That gave Cooley another chance at a no-doubter, as the left fielder dented a car behind the left-field wall with her second dinger of the day, giving the game its final score of 12-3.
Starkville's team takes to the road again for the second-consecutive weekend as Stuedeman's squad faces SEC West rival Ole Miss at the Ole Miss Softball Complex. First pitch is set for 6 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday, with Sunday's series finale at 1 p.m. being broadcast live on FOX Sports South.
Hitfest Ends in 7-3 Win for No. 11 Georgia
ATHENS, Ga. - The bats were rocking at Jack Turner Stadium on Tuesday night, as the No. 11 University of Georgia softball team and USC Upstate combined for 19 hits, but it was the long ball that gave Georgia the edge toward the Bulldogs winning 7-3.
With the win, Georgia improved to 31-8 on the season while USC Upstate moved to 31-7.
Senior Erin Arevalo (16-3) became the pitcher of record after giving up one run on seven hits while striking out seven in five innings of work. Sophomore Morgan Montemayor finished the game, as she gave up two runs, one earned, on three hits while sitting down three. The Spartans' Hannah Alexander (20-3) took the loss after giving up the seven runs on eight hits and striking out six in 4.1 innings in the circle.
With two outs in the first, senior Kristyn Sandberg put a two-run home run over the left center field wall to pull Georgia ahead 2-0. Sandberg brought in fellow senior Ashley Razey from first after she extended her reach base streak to 10 games with a walk.
The Spartans made it a 2-1 game in the second after a sacrifice fly to center scored Hayley Reinfeld who reached on a double and advanced to third on a Lindsay Kelly single. Georgia responded in the home half of the inning, as freshman Gracie Goulder opened the frame with a single. Goulder then advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by senior Brittney Hubbard before scoring on freshman Anna Swafford's single up the middle.
The bats came alive in the fifth inning for Georgia, as freshman Paige Wilson got things started with a single to center. After advancing to second on a passed ball, Wilson put the score at 4-1 with senior Ashley Pauly's double to left field. Razey and Sandberg then powered back-to-back home runs to set the Bulldog's lead to 7-1.
USC Upstate would add a run in the sixth and seventh inning, but the early deficit proved too tough to overcome with Georgia taking the win 7-3.
Georgia makes a quick turnaround, as the Bulldogs host South Carolina in a doubleheader on Wednesday, April 11 starting at 5 p.m.
Eight-Run Fifth Inning Boosts No. 10 Tennessee Past Radford, 8-2
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – On Tuesday afternoon in front of 802 fans at Lee Softball Stadium, an eight-run fifth inning that saw 13 Lady Vol hitters step to the plate helped power the #10 Tennessee softball team (32-9) from an early two-run deficit to a comeback, 8-2 victory over Radford (21-11).
Junior second baseman Lauren Gibson registered her team-leading 12th HR of the campaign, via a three-run inside-the-park homer, while going 1-for-3 effort with three RBIs. Freshman designated player Cheyanne Tarango blasted a three-run shot, the second HR of her collegiate career, while going 1-for-3 at the dish. Junior center fielder Tory Lewis ignited the eight-run outburst in the fifth frame with a lead-off single, one of the Chattanooga, Tenn., native's two hits in that same inning. Junior third baseman Raven Chavanne was 2-for-3 with a walk, a tally and two stolen bases, giving her a squad-high 20 thefts for the season.
Big Orange junior hurler Ivy Renfroe improved to 11-6 overall, allowing just one hit with seven strikeouts over 4.1 shutout innings of relief work. Sophomore pitcher Ellen Renfroe allowed two tallies on five hits with four K's in 2.2 frames of effort as the starter.
"Really slow start today," Lady Vol Co-Head Coach Karen Weekly said. "I didn't think we played with very much passion in the first four innings, but we finally found a way to kick it into gear. Tory Lewis ignited us in that fifth inning, and everyone else got after it and did their job. The speed game is a big part of our offense. When we get our speed players on base back-to-back-to-back, it really energizes our team. It also makes our middle of the order hitters feel an obligation to come through when those guys have given us run-scoring opportunities."
Radford wasted no time jumping in front on the scoreboard in the top of the first, nabbing a quick 1-0 lead. With one retired in the frame, designated player Micalah Sacre drove a double into the right center field gap. Third baseman Vicki Madden worked the count to 3-2 before chopping a base knock back through the middle as Sacre rolled around third to make it 1-0. Ellen Renfroe rebounded to register consecutive strikeouts of left fielder Ryndee Ruch and second baseman Jackie Warr to conclude the frame.
A two-out walk in the bottom of the first by Gibson and her 10th stolen base granted the Lady Vol offense a runner in scoring position. Unfortunately, a strikeout swinging left the runner stranded at second as the Highlanders maintained their one-run advantage.
The Radford advantage grew in the top of the third as a lead-off single by shortstop Nichole Beall, a stolen base and a two-out base knock to right center by Ruch pushed RU in front 2-0. That ended Ellen Renfroe's time in the circle as sister Ivy entered the contest in relief, inducing a routine ground ball to third by Warr to end the threat.
A walk by Chavanne and her 19th stolen base gave the Lady Vols another two-out base runner in the bottom of the third. Once again, Tennessee couldn't get the hit needed to get on the scoreboard as senior catcher Ashley Andrews slapped a routine fly ball to left.
In the bottom of the fourth, the Lady Vols again threatened as junior right fielder Kat Dotson managed a walk and her seventh steal of the campaign. Senior left fielder Shelby Burchell followed with a free pass, ending the start for Radford's Sacre as Jackie Jenkins came in for a relief appearance. The new pitcher immediately walked junior first baseman Melissa Brown on four pitches, packing the bags full of Orange & White. Unfortunately, a slow roller was corralled by Madden, and she turned and stepped on third to leave the UT trio on the base paths.
With Ivy Renfroe in firm control in the circle, the Tennessee offense finally came alive against Jenkins in the bottom of the fifth, posting a season-best eight runs in the frame on eight hits with the benefit of a pair of Highlander miscues.
Lewis began the frame with a base knock, marking UT's initial hit of the contest. Looking to advance Lewis to second, Chavanne dropped down a bunt to Jenkins, but the pitcher's throw to first was wide and rolled into right field. That miscue allowed Lewis to score the first UT tally of the game and advanced Chavanne into scoring position. Cat Hosfield entered the game to pinch hit for Andrews and reached via an error by Jackie Warr at second. That set the stage for Gibson as the Pasadena, Md., native hit the second pitch of her at-bat just under the glove of diving outfielder Morgan Eye. With the ball rolling to the fence, Gibson hustled all the way around the bases to register an inside-the-park HR as the Big Orange's advantage expanded to 4-2.
Tennessee quickly loaded the bases after sophomore shortstop Madison Shipman blasted a single that bounced off the wall, Dotson reached on a bunt single and pinch hitter Burchell walked. Brown hit a hard grounder that was simply tossed to first for a fielder's choice, registering the initial out of the inning, as Shipman touched home plate to extend the lead to 5-2. With a pair of Lady Vols in scoring position, Tarango effectively golfed the first pitch she saw from her shoe tops off of the scoreboard to make it 8-2.
Suddenly blessed with a big lead, Ivy Renfroe rolled through the sixth inning in order with two strikeouts before allowing a lead-off single to pinch hitter Meredith Moore to christen the seventh. That was all Radford could manage against the 6-0 right-hander, however, as catcher Julie Harriss struck out looking, right fielder Morgan Eye reached on a fielder's choice and Hannah Ojeda flew out to center to end the UT triumph.
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"In 1949, the Carmel Theatre opened. Ticket prices were 40 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. Candy bars were sold for a nickel each. The theatre was closed and razed by the City in 1984. In 1985, the "Downtown Park" was dedicated on the original site of the Carmel Theatre".
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