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Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 9:14 pm
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Hickman gal victors
have slim advantage
The Hickman County Country Club’s Ladies League played on Thurs-day night.
The team of Joyce Bell, Linda Moore, Betty Moore and Carol Potts won the competition by shooting even par.
Meanwhile, the combination of Carol Lattus, Dino Nerren and Sandra was second at 1-over.
The ladies play every Thursday evening at 5:30. Those interested in playing are encouraged to call (270) 236-9128.
Indy cops find drugs
in SUV of Griz star
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A longtime friend of Memphis Grizzlies forward Zach Randolph faces drug charges after Indianapolis police said they found him driving the NBA star’s sport utility vehicle with a cooler containing marijuana.
Arthur Boyd, 32, was arrested after police investigated an informant’s tip that Randolph was involved with Indianapolis-area drug dealers, according to court documents. Boyd has pleaded not guilty to charges of possessing and dealing marijuana.
Randolph, who was not in the vehicle, has not been arrested and “adamantly denies” any involvement with drug activity, his attorney, John Tompkins, said Thursday.
Vandy OT Williams
out due to grades
NASHVILLE (AP) — Offensive tackle James Williams will not be returning to Vanderbilt for the 2010 season because of academic reasons.
The school posted a two-sentence statement on its website Wednesday and said he will not be enrolled at Vanderbilt during the fall semester.
The 6-foot-6 Williams started two games at right tackle last season as a redshirt sophomore before dislocating his left ankle and having season-ending surgery.
Published in The Messenger 5.28.10
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