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SPORTS

RETIREMENT AUCTION

GOING GOING GONE

JAMES R. CASHTHE AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE BROKER

FANCY FARM, KY- 270-623-8466“THE SELLING MACHINE”

Saturday, October 20th, At 10:00 A.M.Mr. & Mrs. Will D. Thornton - Retirement Auction

Bay Ridge Road, New Concord, KentuckyBetween Murray, KY - Paris Landing State Park

From Murray, KY Take Hwy 121 SE 11.5 Miles To Mt. CarmelChurch,Turn Left Proceed E On Cypress Trail .2 Mile To ValentineRd, Turn Left Proceed N 2 Miles To Bay Ridge Rd, Turn RightProceed E .8 Mile To Sale Site!...Or Midway Between Dover AndParis, TN Along Hwy 79, At Paris Landing State Park, Take Hwy 119N 4.5 Miles To KY-TN State Line, Proceed On NE On Hwy 121 2Miles To Mt. Carmel Church- Fort Heiman Sign On To Sale Site.

jamesrcash.com For More Details!TRACTORS - ATV -FORKLIFT

Kubota M125X , MFWD, 1,011 Hrs, C&A,Shuttle, 38R1 Rubber, New 24R1 Frts,3Remotes, 540/1000 PTO, SN 52267 w/LA 1601S Joy Stick, QA Loader, QT Bucket •IH 574 Gas Utility, Remotes, Like New Rubber w/Woods Loader • IH 806 Gas, WideFront • Ford 8N, ‘52 Model Restored” • Yamaha Terrapro ATV 4 Wheeler w/ PullSprayer,, Rough Cut Mower • AC Forklift, 4000 Pound

TRUCK AND TRAILERS‘04 Transcaft 48x102 Drop Deck Spread Axle Trailer, 11’ Front Deck w/20” Drop, 37’Flat Lower Deck w/10’Spread, Air Ride, 22.5 Rubber, Lo Miles • ‘01 Int 8100 DayCab Truck, Full Air, 9 Spd, Cat 335/370 Eng, 11’ Custom Bed w/5th Wheel, Lo Miles,Light Use “All Accessories” • ‘87 Feather Lite 48’ Dual Tandem 5th Wheel VanTrailer, 5’ Front Side Entry • ‘96 Neck Over 38’ Flat Dual Tandem Trailer, • NeckOver 24’ Stock Trailer w/New Floor • Bumper Hitch 16’ Covered Horse Trailer •Bumper Hitch 16’ Covered Stock Trailer w/New Floor • 16’ Bumper Hitch Trailer

HAY - FEEDING - SUPPORT EQUIPMENTVermeer 504M Round Baler • McHale 991-B Round Bale Wrap For High MoistureWrap w/Side Tip • Quantity Of Sun Film Round Bale Wrap & Baler Twine-StretchWrap Turntable • 2 - Kuhn GMD800-GII HD 10’ Disc Mowers w/Durabilt Cutter TowCaddys • Krone 4 Spool Pull Hyd Fold Tedder • Gehl 10 Wheel Rake • NH 256 Rakew/Dollie • NH Square Baler • 2- Round Bale Hay Transports • 4 Ton 2 Axle PTOFertilize Spreaders • Marliss 10’ No Till Drill w/Small Seed Attachment, 3 Pt w/PullTow Caddy “Little Use” • 13’ Single Roller w/End Transport • 8’ Single Roller w/36”Drum • 12’ Pull Box Blade • Bush Hog 3Pt 6’ Ditch Bank Cutter • 48” Loader Grapple• 3Pt 7’ PTO Tiller • 3Pt 6’ Disc • 3Pt Sub Soiler • 3Pt 6’ Cutter • 3Pt Pond Scoop•3Pt 6’ Blade • 3Pt Hyd Wood Splitter • Ford 501 Sickle Mower, 6’ • Ford 3 BtmSpring Trip Plow • NI 17 Manure Spreader • NI 301 1 Row Corn Picker • Vermeer V-1350 Walk Behind Trencher w/Trailer • Ranger 8 Lincoln Portable Welder w/OnanPerformance 16 Generator On Tow Trailer • 1000 Gallon & 500 Gallon LP Tanks •Large Quantity Of Cattle Gates - Panels - Livestock Accessories Feed Troughs •Waterers - Round Bale Rings - Mineral Feeders

Open Sale For Farm Machinery ConsignmentsCall Cash Auction 270-623-8466 For Details!

Reps On The Farm Fri. Oct 19th From 9:00 Until 3:00 For Check InCOMPLETE SETTLEMENT DAY OF SALE - No Buyer’s Premium

COL. JAMES T. REED - Auctioneer, McKenzie, TN, 731-352-3927, Lic. No. 159, Firm No. 39Web site: www.reedauction.com

SUZANNE REED, BROKERJAMES T. REED, AFFILIATEBROKER & AUCTIONEER

McKENZIE, TNLICENSE NO. 159, FIRM NO. 39

731-352-3927731-234-9171

HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS, SOME ANTIQUES, TRAILERS, TOOLS, SIDECAR,

TIME OUT CAMPER & TRUCKRoper side-by-side refrigerator with water & ice in door—Kenmore chest freezer with food—new tankless water heater—new 4-burner camper drop-in stove top in box—sleigh bed, dresser, chest & night stand—bed, dresser & chest with leaf drawer pulls & carved leaf on each piece—antique look dining table with Windsor style chairs—5 oak dining chairs dated 1944—odd drop-leaf dining table—6 odd ladder back dining chairs with string bottoms—matching couch & loveseat—an-tique 6-legged table—antique half table—antique library table—small antique table—bookshelf—glass door pie safe—homemade microwave stand—stereo system with lots of tapes—jewelry chest—child’s rocker—wind-up German made wall clock—30-day clock—1,000-day clock—trunk—quilts—antique child’s horse on rollers—train sets, new in boxes, Lionel, Bachmann, Gold Rush, Royal Blue—toys—pictures—lamps—violin in case with bow—Regal dobro—Stage Acoustics guitar in case—lots of glassware—dishes—cookware—small appliances—set of Eggshell dishes—coin sets in frames—111 rolls of wheat pennies—eye glasses dated in 1800’s—old money clip—collectible knives, Case & others—bubble gum machine—books—electric heaters—computer printer—karate equipment—like new digital treadmill—like new Bowflex Xtreme exercise machine—free-standing patio fireplace—grill—approx 25 ft TV tower—9 Rhode Island Red this year’s laying hens, no roosters—13 ft trailer with drop tailgate with good tires—12 ft enclosed trailer with good tires—tandem axle 16 ft trailer with smoker, small refrigerator & cabinet space—3 pt hitch boom pole—3 pt hitch disk mower—6 ft box blade—3 pt hitch platform—5500 watt generator—jig saw—plainer—band saw—drill press—Tradesman router—table saw—radial arm saw—shop vise—Ridgid saw for cutting angles—C-clamps—furniture clamps—lots of tools—16 ft aluminum extension ladder—portable tool box—12 v portable sprayer—Craftsman chipper/shredder—motorcycle parts—tents—camping gear—fishing equipment—2 wash kettles for flower pots—lots of flowers in pots—concrete yard ornaments—Time Out Camper to pull behind car or motorcycle, pop-up, sleeps 2—Hannigan like new sidecar for motorcycle made in Murray, Ky with removable hard top, hydraulic seat, intercom, lots of storage space, connections & hook-ups for Gold Wing 1800—SELLING AT 11:00 A. M.—1998 short wheel base RAM 1500 V8 with bed cover, 168,000 miles, in A1 shape—many, many items not listed.

Lots of shed room in case of rain & lots of good parking.Owners are relocating out of state.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2012 . . . 10:00 A.M.LOCATION: 415 Freeman Road, Dresden, TN. From Dresden take Hwy. 118 North toward Latham, go approximately 2 miles & turn left onto Old Latham Road at Auction Arrow, go to stop sign, turn right & follow Old Latham Road to Freeman Road & proceed to sale site approximately 3 miles from Dresden.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS BROCHURE IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED. PURCHASERS MUST RELY ON THEIR OWN JUDGMENT AND INSPECTION OF ITEMS. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECT. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE AUCTION DAY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ANY PRINTED OR ADVERTISED MATERIAL. SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND/OR DELETIONS.

ROGER AND CAROL LAIRDDRESDEN, TENNESSEE

NO BUYER’SPREMIUM

Doug Taylor Auction ServiceYOUR Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker200 Adkins Lane Puryear, TN 38251 Phone (731) 247-3784

Doug Taylor, Auctioneer/Broker TN Lic. #2027 - Ky. Lic. #RP7209 - Firm Lic. #1782

“Taylor Made Auctions Are Better”

TERMS & CONDITIONS: Complete settlement day of auction. Payable in CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK or PERSONAL CHECK with CURRENT BANK LETTER OF CREDIT guaranteeing payment, made to Doug Taylor Auction Service required by ALL persons not personally known by the auction company.

LUNCH AVAILABLE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS

PUBLIC AUCTIONSATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2012 • 9:00 A.M.PARIS, TN - 2755 Briarpatch Lake Rd. - From Paris take Hwy. 54 (toward Martin, TN) approximately 5.5 miles to Anderson Rd., turn right, go 1 mile to Briarpatch Lake Rd., turn left, proceed to auction on the left.

Selling Guns, Tractors, Tools, Equipment for Bobby LedlowVisit our Web site: www.dougtaylorauction.com or

www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID# 10823

HIGHLIGHTS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTINGGUNS: Winchester Mdl. 338, mag + Remington Mdl. 700, 7MM, mag + Military 22 army

gun + Ruger O/U, 12 ga w/choke + Winchester Mdl. 370, 12 ga., single barrel, 36” barrel + Essex 12 ga., single barrel + Stevens Mdl. 15, single shot + Stevens Mdl. 940, 28 ga., single + CVA Hawkins Black Powder, 50 cal. + Colt 38 Army, 1901 #126582, 6 shot + pocket knives, Case, Schrade, Queen + Ammo + oak gun cabinet, 10 hole w/storage in bottom + COINS: 1874 silver dollar, Carson City + 1914 Half + 1853 Half + 2012 silver dollar, 1 Troy oz. and other assorted coins.

TRACTORS/MOWERS/EQUIPMENT: H-Farmall tractor (runs good, new tires) + 1949 H-Farmall tractor w/3 pt. hitch + Allis-Chalmers B-110 + John Deere 110, Kohler engine + Case 630 Triple Range + Allis Chalmers - 220 Land Handler, diesel (runs good) + 1946 LA John Deere tractor, good metal w/breaking plow + (2) 14” plows, 3 pt. + 2 row cultivator + 7 ft. disc, 3 pt. + Ford 3 bottom plow + 10 ft. IH disc wheel + 6 ft. cultipacker + 2 row JD planter, 3 pt. assorted plates + Ford 3 bottom plow, 16” + (4) Ford suitcase weights + (3) AC weights + as-sorted Snapper mowers + Penncraft 7 hp mower + AC 225 ARC welder + Ashley wood heater + (2) railroad jacks + chain saw collection - Ford, Homelite, Stihl, David Bradley, Strunk, Sears, Barker, John Deere + Craftsman 2500 PSI pressure washer, 6.75 moter + Craftsman 1.6 hp air compressor, 33 gal. + Craftsman tool box + toy tractors - AC, MM, Duetz Allis, Case + old portable hand torches + Shakespeare SKP 2000C reel + Cortland Rimfky reel + sand blaster + 10 hog panels + HOUSEHOLD: glass show case 48x18x38 + oak curio cabinet + Kenmore washer and dryer + Frigidaire dryer + BIRO model 33 commercial meat saw + grocery scales, Toledo AND MORE..

HOME, LAND, TRUCK, TRACTORS,GUNS, KNIVES, CLEAN CONTENTS,

COINS, FURNITURE, CARPORTS, APPLIANCES

, AUCTIONSSATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 9 A.m.

Selling for James And Ann Byrd - Downsizing and MovingLocation: 33 Williams Rd Cedar Grove TN 38321 (Henderson County

South of I-40); Directions: From Memphis or Nashville take I-40 to exit 101. Get off Interstate and turn towards Lexington on 104. As soon as you get on south side of Interstate turn right onto Rock Milam Rd and proceed 1 1/2 miles to sale on left. . . . .REGARDLESS OF WEATHER

Selling In Tracts and As A Whole: TRACT ONE: 1.48 acres having 155 ft. of black-top frontage with new accurate survey and 1999 doublewide mobile home. Secluded and private country living that is conveniently located to Jackson or Lexington. TRACT TWO: 3.70 acre, rectangular shaped property having new and accurate survey. REAL ESTATE WILL SELL AT 11 AM; Tracts one and two will be offered as individual tracts and as a combination. To view real estate prior to sale date call Darrell Ridgely 731-694-6213. Personal property preview starts 7 am day of sale. REAL ESTATE TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance due on or before November 13, 2012. Buyer pays all closing costs, clear title guaranteed. NO Buyers Premium. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check, bank letter required unless personally known by auction com-pany. No buyers premium. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Don’t miss this one! Mr. and Mrs. Byrd have already moved and everything they have is in great condition.

2 ATV sprayers -- CRAFTSMAN ROUTER with table -- lots of cookware, Pyrex, Vision-ware -- igloo type dog house -- MURRAY riding mower, 42”, 14.5 hp, needs minor work -- leopard print chairs -- HAWK SCROLL saw on stand -- Husqvarna Chain Saw -- To Be Moved: 32x12 WITH ROLL UP DOOR AND SIDE DOOR AND LOFT, bought new in 2008, wired -- 2 natural gas ventless wall heaters -- new SWISHER PREDATOR walk behind self propelled bushhog with 9 hp -- white porch rocker -- Iron Patio chair -- Iron Patio Swing -- electric pressure washer -- KING size bed -- TV -- Treadle Type sewing machine -- EASTLAKE Marble top dresser -- BLONDE bedroom dresser and chest -- old banjo over 100 years old, good condition -- Gustav Becker wall clock -- Seth Thomas OG (ogee) Clock -- many more items too numerous to mention. COINS: sev-eral MORGAN and PEACE DOLLARS, Several PIECES OF GOLD, Walking Liberty HalveS, Mercury dimes, War nickels, Lots of proof sets, Black note with silver dollar match; GUNS: Youth Winchester 22, Youth Stevens 22, Youth 22, lever action. . . . MANY MORE GUNS AND COINS, JUST TOO MANY TO MENTION!!!

No Buyer’s Fee or Participation PremiumAll Announcements Day of Sale Take Precedence Over All Advertised Media.

See ridgelyauctionco.com for detailed listing

By Ernie Smothersernie.smothers@gmail com

BRUCETON (October 4) Fol-lowing an impressive 75-yard touchdown scamper by CMS’ Zayveon Johnson early in the first quarter, the Central Middle School Tigers appeared poised to defeat Huntingdon (7-1), finish the year undefeated, and claim sole posses-sion of the Carroll County Middle School football championship.

The Mustangs, however, had other plans.

Galloping behind impressive offensive line blocking, Mustang running backs Zach Dodson (14 carries, 143 yards, nine-yard touchdown scamper, 60-yard punt return touchdown) and Ben Clifft (16 touches, 109 yards) showcased their amazing speed and elusive moves to lead Huntingdon to a commanding 28-8 win and sec-ond-consecutive county football crown. Mustang inside rusher Keeton Bailey added touchdown touches of two and three yards.

Tightening down on Central for most of the game, Huntingdon’s stingy defense was led by the gutsy play of Cade Pearson and Michael Arnhold.

Tiger Isaiah Donald led his team with solid rushing and a strong, 13-tackle performance.

Mustangs 28, Tigers 8Huntingdon won the pre-game

coin toss and deferred possession of the ball until the second half.

Tiger Zayveon Johnson re-turned Mustang Zach Dodson’s game-opening boot to the Central 14 before being tackled hard by Huntingdon’s Elijah Wilkerson. Erupting through a gap in the Tiger line, Central runningback Isaiah Donald bulled for an 11-yard gain to move the chains at the Tiger 25. At the 7:23 mark of the first canto, Tiger Zayveon John-son exploded left side through a gap in the Mustang line and outran Mustang defenders 75 yards to paydirt. Donald added the two-point conversion up the gut as Central jumped out to an early 8-0 lead over Huntingdon.

Mustang Zach Dodson returned Central kicker Amarion Gordon’s boot to the Huntingdon 24 before being brought down by Tiger C.J. Noles. Mustang Ben Clifft rushed left side for gains of three and seven yards to net a first down at the Central 34. Clifft rushed for a three-yard gain before fellow Mustang back Dodson raced left side for a gain of five and followed with a 22-yard burst to move the chains at the Tiger 38. Rushing

up the middle, Clifft netted eight yards. Dropping back in the pock-et, Mustang quarterback Dylan Johnson fired a pin-point pass that was dropped at the goal line by a wide-open Huntingdon receiver. Undaunted, Mustang running-back Keeton Bailey battled for a first down at the Central 26 prior to Clifft’s 16-yard jaunt into the red zone for a first and goal at the Tiger ten. Bulling up the middle, Dodson fought to the Central three. Huntingdon’s impressive drive ended at the 2:43 mark of the first stanza as Clifft’s fumble was scooped up by Tiger Johnson and returned to the Central 15.

Tiger runningback Donald powered to the Mustang 23 before being brought down by Hunting-don’s Michael Arnhold. Johnson followed with a first down scam-per to the 31 and four-yard carry to the Tiger 35 as time expired in the first frame with Central lead-ing Huntingdon, 8-0.

Resuming play in the second quarter, Huntingdon linebacker Cade Pearson fought through Tiger defenders to drop Johnson eight yards deep in the backfield to force Central to punt away on fourth and 15. Tiger Quinton Hampton’s boot was downed at the Tiger 47.

Utilizing two eight-yard rushes and three-yard bull by Clifft to move the chains to the Tiger 28, Mustang Dodson erupted right side and looked to be on the way to paydirt before being chased down by Donald at the Central one. Battling back, Tiger defenders’ Johnson and Quinton Hampton stopped Dodson for no gain. At the 4:49 mark of the second frame, Mustang Bailey followed the Huntingdon line surge into the end zone. Huntingdon two-point conversion rush failed as Clifft was gang-tackled deep in the back-field as the Mustangs narrowed the Tiger lead, 8-6.

Central’s Amarion Gordon returned Mustang Dodson’s boot to the Tiger 42. Johnson fought for a gain of two before sweeping left side and being tackled for a loss of one by Pearson. On third and nine, Tiger Gordon dropped a would-be first down strike by Central quarterback Grant Davis. At the 2:55 mark of the second quarter, Mustang Dodson fielded Hamp-ton’s punt in full stride and jetted 60 yards down the right sideline to the house. Dodson added the two-point conversion via rush as Huntingdon led at the half, 14-8.

Mustang Bailey returned Tiger

Gordon’s second half-opening kickoff to the Huntingdon 24 be-fore being tackled by Hampton. Clifft was gang-tackled following a gain of one. Undeterred, Clifft cut left side and raced for a first down at the Central 39. Following Dodson’s two-yard gain on the en-suing play, Central was flagged for a horse-collar penalty that moved the ball to the Tiger 47. Clifft car-ried twice for gains of one and three yards before being tackled by Donald. Facing third and six, Dodson rushed right side and cut left to move the chains at the Tiger 33. Dodson swept right side for two yards before being brought down

by Hunter Williams. On the next play. Dodson burst left side and faked out Central defenders before being tackled at the Tiger three. Following Bailey’s being tackled for a three-yard loss by Johnson and Donald, game officials penal-ized Central for another horse-collar tackle, moving the ball half the distance to the goal at the three. At the 3:28 mark of the third square, Bailey rushed up the middle to score and added the two-point conversion as Huntingdon widened its lead over Central, 22-8.

Digging in, Huntingdon’s in-tensive defensive attack forced Central to punt on fourth and 27

with Hampton’s punt sailing out of bounds at the Tiger 40.

Racing to the line, Mustang Dodson rushed for a gain of six and bounced right side for a first down at the central 26 as time expired in the third canto with Huntingdon leading, 22-8.

On the first play of the fourth period, Mustang Dodson weaved right side to the 23 before being tackled out of bounds by Tiger pursuers as penalty flags flew. Marking off the personal foul on central, game officials marked the ball at the Tiger seven. On first and goal, Clifft fought to the four before being wrestled down by Donald. An illegal procedure call against Huntingdon moved the ball back to the Mustang nine. At the 6:38 mark of the fourth quar-ter, Dodson exploded right side to score. Johnson tackled Bailey in the backfield to thwart Hunting-don’s two-point conversion as the Mustangs surged to a 28-8 lead.

Despite a gritty four-yard gain by Donald up the gut, Tiger Davis’

fourth and four keeper came up short as the Tigers turned the ball over on downs at their 23 at the 5:20 mark of the fourth quarter.

Eating up the clock, Hunting-don utilized a three yard gain by Dodson on fourth and one to net a first and goal at the Central nine. On the next play, Bailey bulled to the two. Playing for pride, Cen-tral’s defense responded as Clifft was tackled hard by Johnson for no gain. Sweeping left side, Clifft was dropped two yards deep in the backfield by Amarion Gordon and Quinton Hampton. On fourth and five, Dodson was stopped for no gain by Johnson as the ball turned over on downs with 1:12 left on the game clock.

On the ensuing play, Tiger Davis’ fumble was recovered by Huntingdon at the five.

In a display of good sportsman-ship, Huntingdon opted to take consecutive knees and run out the clock before celebrating its hard-fought, 28-8 win over Central.

HMS Mustangs Defeat CMS Tigers, 28-8

Tiger Isaiah Donald races for a first down against Huntingdon

I n t h e S e p t e m b e r 2 7 a r-ticle, HMS Mustangs Ground War Eagles, 54 -0 , Hunting-d o n r u n n i n g b a c k E l i j a h

Wilkerson was not credited f o r a 5 5 - y a r d t o u c h d o w n r u s h . T h e B a n n e r r e g r e t s the mistake.

Correction