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The Lima News Friday, October 27, 2017 • Section C

Ada overwhelms LCC Bulldogs make school history with victory Woods is a nice player so are the Gos-
sards so is everyone on their team
and they really came out and beat us
soundly. They earned the win.”
By Jose Nogueras game at 6 p.m. Thursday at Elida. It was no surprise that Ada senior
jnogueras@aimmediamidwest.com LCC finishes its season with a 13-13 sensation Melina Woods paved the
mark. way with 29 kills, three aces and 16
OTTAWA — In the regular sea- “It feels awesome,” Ada head coach digs, but Gossard said there were a
son, Lima Central Catholic downed Melissa Gossard said. “I feel like I am lot of contributions from players who
Ada in four sets. But at the Division in a dream right now. It just hasn’t may not have seen much action dur-
III district finals, Ada, which look quite hit reality yet. It makes me so ing the regular season but stepped up
liked a team on a mission, dominated proud how hard those girls played. against LCC when it counted.
the Thunderbirds in the rematch They played with heart tonight.” Gossard also made some adjust-
to record a three-set victory, 25-15, LCC head coach Wes Horstman ments to offset the serving perfor-
25-15, 25-15 and collect its first dis- said Ada controlled the momentum mance of Ellen Dee that was instru-
Richard Parrish | The Lima News trict volleyball title in school history the whole match. mental in LCC’s win over Ada during
Ada’s Megan Light hits a spike against Lima Central Catholic’s Thursday night. “We made a lot of mistakes on our the regular season.
Rosie Williams during Thursday’s Division IV district final at the The Bulldogs advance to the region- side of the net,” Horstman said. “But
Ottawa-Glandorf High School. als and will face Buckeye Central they forced a lot of mistakes. Melina See lcc | 3C

Celina making
return trip to
D-II regionals
By Mike Miller
sports@limanews.com

BLUFFTON — There is something special about

the sound of the words district champion, so much
so that Celina decided it liked those words enough
to grab two in a row.
The number two seeded Bulldogs knocked off
top-seeded Shawnee 3-0 to avenge a regular season
3-2 loss to their Western Buckeye League rival in
Division II volleyball action at the Sommer Center at
Bluffton University on Thursday night.
As a result, the Bulldogs return to the Lexington
regional where they will meet the winner of the
Parma Padua Fransiscan versus Rocky River match-
up at 6 p.m. Thursday.
After 10 early ties in the first set, the Bulldogs
sprinted out to a 23-18 lead before Shawnee Photos by Levi A. Morman | The Lima News
responded and tied the set at 24. But the Bulldogs Elida’s Max Parker and Jake Taylor (10) celebrate after the Bulldogs clinched the Division II district championship Thursday night against Kenton
got a huge block by Maddy Luebke and an ace by at the Elida Athletic Complex. See more match photos at LimaScores.com.

Elida defense stout in win

Carly McNeilan to claim a hard fought 26-24 win.
The second set was also a back and forth event
that finally saw Celina grab the win thanks to kills by
McKenna Black for the 24th and 25th points.
The Indians, who bow out at 18-7, refused to fold
and took a 6-3 lead thanks to serves by Amanda
District crown secured in 2-0 victory
See celina | 3C
By Jose Nogueras more on that 2015 team.
jnogueras@aimmediamidwest.com I’m so glad we are back.’’
Kenton, the WBL runner-
ELIDA — Seth Mahl- up, ends its year 16-2-1.

OSU, Barrett can meister and his seventh-

grade friends watched
Elida in the regional two
Elida played the match
without starting midfielder
Corbin Fingerle (ham-

make a statement years ago.

This time the freshman
Mahlmeister will be right
string) and lost starting
defender Keagan Layman
(hyperextended knee) 14

with win Saturday on the front line.

Mahlmeister scored two
goals to power Elida to a
By Jim Naveau 2-0 victory over Kenton in
jnaveau@limanews.com the Division II boys soc-
cer district championship
COLUMBUS — J.T. Barrett says he hasn’t had Thursday.
Ohio State’s game against Penn State on Saturday Mahlmeister, who is clos-
marked on his calendar. ing in on 20 goals this year,
That’s OK. Everyone else has done that for him. has four goals in his last
For many people Saturday’s match-up between two tournament games.
No. 6 Ohio State and No. 2 Penn State will not “I knew a lot of play-
only determine the course of the football season for ers from that team (two
OSU, it will also be a factor in how Barrett’s career years ago),” Mahlmeister
is viewed. said. “It was a good atmo-
Fair or unfair, that’s how some people will see it, sphere.’’
regardless of his 32-5 record as a starter, including Elida (18-1), the Western
3-0 against Michigan. Buckeye League champion,
Barrett is 5-3 in games he started against Top 10 will meet Sandusky at 8
teams. But in a what have you done for me lately p.m. Wednesday at Findlay
world, his reputation as a big-game player has been High School in the regional
diminished a bit by throwing no touchdown passes semifinals.
and three interceptions in losses to Clemson and “It’s amazing,” Elida
Oklahoma. senior sweeper Riley Bar-
tels said. “It’s been a goal of
See barrett | 4C mine since I was a sopho-
minutes into the match.
Taking over in the back
for Fingerle were midfield-
ers Cody Gay and Joe
Davis. Along with stop-
per Max Parker, defender
Cade Parker and Bartels,
the team was a wall in the
back.
“We’ve built our team on
that defense,” Elida coach
Tom Thomas said. “That’s
our 14th shutout of the sea-
son. … And we took a shot
tonight. We had one our
senior defenders go down
with an injury in the first
half and our boys rallied.
“It was about contain-
ment and that’s what we
did tonight.’’
The Elida defense never
let Kenton scorers Landon
Bartlett, Hayden Hicks and
Drew Hoppe get loose on
meaningful breakaways.
Elida’s Seth Mahlmeister heads the ball during Thursday night’s
Division II district final against Kenton at the Elida Athletic Complex.
“They are talented guys,”
Bartels said. “I’m com-
fortable with whoever’s
beside me and if we work
as a unit we can keep the
sheet clean. It’s a matter
of talking and trusting one
another.
“I’m out there directing
traffic and we had two
experienced guys (Joe
Davis and Cody Gay) who
had played defense before
and that’s what makes them
special. They’re versatile
and can step back if they
have to.’’
Mahlmeister scored on a
rebound after his own shot
came on a breakaway. Jake
Taylor knocked the ball to
Mahlmeister just into the
offensive zone.
Mahlmeister zig-zagged
his way around one defend-
er and into the 18-yard
box. He fired from 12-yards
out, but Luke Woodruff got
his hand on the ball, but
couldn’t control it.
Mahlmeister flicked
in the rebound shot with
23:59 left in the first half.
“I beat one defender and
the keeper made an amaz-
ing save,” Mahlmeister
said.
The second goal came in
the second half off a throw-
in by Noah Davis.
Mahlmeister settled the
throw just inside the 18. He
See elida | 3C
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end Myles Garrett didn’t travel with the team to Lon-
don because of a concussion.
The No. 1 overall pick in this year’s draft will miss
SUNDAY NOV. 5 NOV. 12 SATURDAY NOV. 4 NOV. 11
Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings. Team First Data 500 AAA Texas Can-Am 500 Penn State at Iowa Michigan
officials had been hoping Garrett would be well 3 p.m. 500 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. TBA (1150 State
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Elida native Max Stambaugh recently completed CLEVELAND Cincinnati

his rookie season in the Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of BROWNS Bengals
Champions with a 10th-place finish at Eldora Speed-
way, earning him Hard Charger honors.
Stambaugh finished with 13 top-10 finishes in 40
main event starts with Ray Marshall Motorsports,
ending the year fourth in the final Arctic Cat All Star HS Football 0, Columbus wins shootout 3-1
Western Conference
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
3 1 .750 —
3 2 .600 ½
Fabrizio Zanotti
Richie Ramsay
38-35—73
36-37—73
+1
+1
driver standings. Wednesday, Oct. 25: Vancouver 5, San
Jose 0
Cleveland
Detroit
3 2 .600 ½
3 2 .600 ½
Michael Hendry
Richard Sterne
38-35—73
37-36—73
+1
+1
Today Thursday, Oct. 26: Sporting Kansas City Toronto 2 2 .500 1 Poom Saksansin 37-36—73 +1
Yankees fire Girardi Lima Senior at Clay, 7 p.m.
Bath at Kenton, 7 p.m.
Celina at Shawnee, 7 p.m.
at Houston, 9:30 p.m.
Conference Semifinals (First Leg)
Miami
Boston
2 2 .500 1
2 2 .500 1
Charl Schwartzel
Andrew Dodt
Yi Cao
35-38—73
36-38—74
37-37—74
+1
+2
+2
Eastern Conference Charlotte 2 2 .500 1
Van Wert at Defiance, 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 30 or Tuesday, Oct. 31 Indiana 2 3 .400 1½ Ashley Hall 34-40—74 +2
Joe Girardi was fired as New York Yankees manager Ottawa-Glandorf at Elida, 7 p.m. New York at Toronto, TBA Chicago 1 3 .250 2 Branden Grace 39-35—74 +2
Thursday after a decade that produced just one World St. Marys at Wapakoneta, 7 p.m.
Allen East at Ada, 7 p.m.
Columbus at New York City FC, TBA Philadelphia 1 4 .200 2½ Hideki Matsuyama 39-35—74 +2
Western Conference Atlanta 1 4 .200 2½ Graeme Storm 36-39—75 +3
Series title for a team that expects to win every year. Bluffton at Columbus Grove, 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 29 New York 0 3 .000 2½ Thomas Pieters 39-36—75 +3
Paulding at Crestview, 7 p.m.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman Delphos Jefferson at Spencerville, 7
Seattle at Vancouver, 8:30 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Russell Henley 37-38—75 +3
Sunday, Oct. 29 or Monday, Oct. 30 W L Pct GB Wesley Bryan 39-38—77 +5
announced the move five days after New York lost to p.m. Lowest seed at Portland, TBA San Antonio 4 0 1.000 — Francesco Molinari 41-36—77 +5
Hardin Northern at Upper Scioto Valley,
Houston in Game 7 of the AL Championship Series. 7 p.m.
Conference Semifinals (Second Leg) L.A. Clippers 3 0 1.000 ½ Ross Fisher 38-39—77 +5
Eastern Conference Houston 4 1 .800 ½ Brandon Stone 37-41—78 +6
“With a heavy heart, I come to you because the Elgin at Perry, 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 5: Toronto at New York, Portland 3 1 .750 1
Ridgemont at Waynesfield-Goshen,
Yankees have decided not to bring me back,” Girardi TBA Memphis 3 1 .750 1
said in a statement released by his agent, Steven
7 p.m.
Arlington at Leipsic, 7 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 5: New York City FC at
Columbus, TBA
Golden State
L.A. Lakers
3 2 .600 1½
2 2 .500 2
college football
Cory-Rawson at Pandora-Gilboa, 7 p.m.
Mandell. Indian Lake at Benjamin Logan, 7 p.m.
Western Conference
Thursday, Nov. 2: Vancouver at Seattle,
Oklahoma City
Minnesota
2 2 .500 2
2 3 .400 2½ The AP Top 25 Poll
“Everything this organization does is done with Minster at Anna, 7:30 p.m. TBA Utah 2 3 .400 2½ The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press
Coldwater at Delphos St. John’s, 7:30
careful and thorough consideration, and we’ve decid- p.m. TBA
Sunday, Nov. 5: Portland at lowest seed, Phoenix
Denver
2 3 .400 2½
1 3 .250 3
college football poll, with first-place votes in pa-
rentheses, records through Oct. 21, total points
ed to pursue alternatives for the managerial position,” St. Henry at Fort Recovery, 7:30 p.m. Conference Championships Sacramento 1 3 .250 3 based on 25 points for a first-place vote through
Parkway at Marion Local, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Conference New Orleans 1 3 .250 3
Cashman said in a statement. New Bremen at Versailles, 7:30 p.m. First leg Dallas 1 4 .200 3½
one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous
ranking:
Saturday Tuesday, Nov. 21: TBD, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games
Willis back with Indians
Record Pts Pv
Lima Central Catholic at Gilmour Second leg Charlotte 110, Denver 93 1. Alabama (61) 8-0 1525 1
Academy, 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 28 or Wednesday, Nov. Detroit 122, Minnesota 101 2. Penn St. 7-0 1444 2
Area leaders 29: TBD Houston 105, Philadelphia 104 3. Georgia 7-0 1409 3
Leading rushers Western Conference Brooklyn 112, Cleveland 107
CLEVELAND (AP) — Carl Willis had other job Name Att. Yds TD First leg Oklahoma City 114, Indiana 96
4. TCU
5. Wisconsin
7-0 1327 4
7-0 1241 5
Homan (F. Recovery) 197 1862 19
offers, none like the one with the Indians. Auer (Jefferson) 177 1285 15
Tuesday, Nov. 21: TBD San Antonio 117, Miami 100 6. Ohio St. 6-1 1165 6
Second leg Dallas 103, Memphis 94 7. Clemson 6-1 1113 7
Following two seasons with the Boston Red Sox, Chris Picker 162 1174 11 Thursday, Nov. 30: TBD Phoenix 97, Utah 88 8. Miami 6-0 1101 8
Beemer (OG) 197 1156 13
Willis has been hired by Cleveland to replace Mickey McAdams (Elida) 188 1055 11
MLS Cup Golden State 117, Toronto 112 9. Notre Dame 6-1 1066 13
Saturday, Dec. 9: at highest seed, 4 p.m. L.A. Lakers 102, Washington 99, OT 10. Oklahoma 6-1 1040 9
Callaway, who helped mold one of baseball’s best Sharp (Kenton) 162 1032 14 Thursday’s Games 11. Oklahoma St. 6-1 894 10
Perry (St. Marys) 134 983 7
pitching staffs before leaving to manage the New York Chicago 91, Atlanta 86 12. Washington 6-1 836 12
Mets.
Huelsman (Minster)
Jefferson (Bluffton)
157 893 10
106 778 12 nhl Boston vs. Milwaukee at Milwaukee, Wis., 8
p.m.
13. Virginia Tech 6-1 791 14
14. NC State 6-1 666 16
Kaeck (Wapak) 135 771 9
This will be the second stint in Cleveland for Willis, Zizelman (Celina) 124 738 9
Dallas at Memphis, 8 p.m.
L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10 p.m.
15. Washington St. 7-1 648 15
All Times EDT 16. Michigan St. 6-1 615 18
who was contacted by several other teams. However, Schwieterman (Ce) 134 738 4
EASTERN CONFERENCE New Orleans at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 17. South Florida 7-0 604 16
Leading passers Friday’s Games
he chose to return to the Indians. Name Comp Att. Yds TD I nt. Atlantic Division
Houston at Charlotte, 7 p.m.
18. UCF 6-0 500 20
GP W L OT Pts GF GA 19. Auburn 6-2 397 21
Sharp (Kenton) 223 348 3105 26 12 San Antonio at Orlando, 7 p.m.
Tampa Bay 11 9 1 1 19 44 27 20. Stanford 5-2 344 22
Conley (Ada) 183 322 2356 26 11 Brooklyn at New York, 7:30 p.m.
Toronto 10 7 3 0 14 43 36 21. Southern Cal 6-2 319 11
McAdams (Elida) 188 296 2247 26 6 Denver at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m.
Ottawa 10 5 1 4 14 37 28 22. West Virginia 5-2 196 23
Caprella (Shawnee) 128 218 2062 16 10 Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m.
Boston 8 4 3 1 9 26 27 23. LSU 6-2 182 24
Place (Van Wert) 152 225 1793 16 7 Toronto at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m.
Detroit 11 4 6 1 9 29 33 24. Memphis 6-1 111 25
Kline (Crestview) 109 182 1774 21 6
On the air Mitchell (Lima Senior) 110 196 1649 14 8
Breece (P-Gilboa) 107 174 1607 20 6
Florida
Buffalo
9 4 5 0 8 33 33
11 3 6 2 8 27 41
Washington at Golden State, 10:30 p.m.
Saturday’s Games
25. Iowa St. 5-2 98 NR
Others receiving votes: Texas A&M 74,
Montreal 10 2 7 1 5 18 38 Cleveland at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Michigan 60, Mississippi St. 43, San Diego St.
Reynolds (C. Grove) 113 219 1583 13 7 Boston at Miami, 8 p.m.
Metropolitan Division 7, Georgia Tech 5, South Carolina 2, Marshall 1,
Huelsman (Minster) 97 188 1437 10 6
Time Event TV/Radio Schwieterman (Celina) 88 142 1373 14 3 GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Pittsburgh 11 7 3 1 15 34 41
Houston at Memphis, 8 p.m.
Oklahoma City at Chicago, 8 p.m.
Toledo 1.

FORMULA ONE Wetherill (H. Northern) 106 194 1318 16 10

11 a.m. Grand Prix of Mexico, practice NBCSN
3 p.m. Grand Prix of Mexico, second practice NBCSN
NASCAR
1 p.m. Camping World Truck Series,
Texas Roadhouse 200, practice FS1
3 p.m. Camping World Truck Series,
Texas Roadhouse 200, final practice FS1
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
8 p.m. Tulane at Memphis CBSSN
8 p.m. Florida St. at Boston College ESPN
9 p.m. Tulsa at SMU ESPN2
Leading receivers New Jersey 8 6 2 0 12 31 24
Name Rec. Yds. TD Columbus 9 6 3 0 12 30 22
N.Y. Islanders 9 5 3 1 11 29 27
Sumner (Ada) 78 1079 12
Philadelphia 10 5 5 0 10 34 29
Cornell (Kenton) 60 959 8
Bagley (VW) 57 581 3 Carolina 8 4 3 1 9 24 24
Washington 9 4 4 1 9 28 31
Nofziger (P. Gilboa) 53 726 10
Unruh (Elida) 52 496 5 N.Y. Rangers 11 3 6 2 8 30 38
Moore (Kenton) 52 638 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE
Central Division
Harmon (Elida) 49 747 8
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Kelly (VW) 49 759 8
Rush (Kenton) 47 649 8 St. Louis 10 7 2 1 15 34 26
Sheets (Crestview) 43 837 11 Chicago
Colorado
10 5 3 2 12 34 26
9 5 4 0 10 28 24
Knowlton (OG) 38 500 6
Hoying (Celina) 37 700 8 Dallas 9 5 4 0 10 26 26
Everhart (Ada) 33 495 7 Nashville
Winnipeg
9 4 3 2 10 23 24
8 4 3 1 9 23 28
Minnesota 7 2 3 2 6 22 23
Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.
L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m.
Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m.
Detroit at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m.
golf
HSBC Champions Par Scores
Thursday
At Sheshan International Golf Club
Shanghai
Purse: $9.75 million
Yardage: 7,261; Par: 72
First Round
Brooks Koepka 33-31—64 -8
Top 25 Schedule
All Times EDT
Friday
No. 24 Memphis vs. Tulane, 8 p.m.
Saturday
No. 2 Penn State at No. 6 Ohio State,
3:30 p.m.
No. 3 Georgia vs. Florida at Jacksonville,
Fla., 3:30 p.m.
No. 4 TCU at No. 25 Iowa State, 3:30
p.m.
No. 5 Wisconsin at Illinois, Noon
No. 7 Clemson vs. Georgia Tech, 8 p.m.
No. 8 Miami at North Carolina, Noon
No. 9 Notre Dame vs. No. 14 NC State,
3:30 p.m.
No. 10 Oklahoma vs. Texas Tech, 8 p.m.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
7 p.m. Exhibition, Thomas More at Kentucky SEC
NHRA DRAG RACING
6 p.m. Toyota Nationals, qualifying FS1
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
6 p.m. Countdown to Kickoff 1150 AM
6 p.m. Friday Night Lights 93.1 FM
6 p.m. Bergen Catholic (N.J.)
vs. Don Bosco Prep (N.J.) ESPN2
7 p.m. Ottawa-Glandorf at Elida 1150 AM
7 p.m. St. Marys at Wapakoneta 104.9 FM, 107.5 FM
7 p.m. Delphos Jefferson at Spencerville
107.1 FM, zsportslive.com
7 p.m. Arlington at Leipsic wzoqradio.com
7 p.m. Minster at Anna ScoresBroadcast.com
7:30 p.m. Coldwater at Delphos St. John’s 93.1 FM*
11 p.m. St. Marys at Wapakoneta WOSN
11 p.m. Delphos Jefferson at Spencerville WTLW
GOLF
2:30 p.m. PGA Tour, Sanderson
Farms Championship GOLF
5:30 p.m. Champions Tour,
PowerShares QQQ Championship GOLF
8 p.m. LPGA Tour, Sime Darby
Malaysia (same-day tape) GOLF
11 p.m. World Golf Championship,
HSBC Champions GOLF
1 a.m. (Saturday) Asia-Pacific Amateur
Championship (same-day tape) ESPN2
NHL
7 p.m. Winnipeg at Columbus FSO, 940 AM
WORLD SERIES
8 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Houston FOX
NBA
8 p.m. Oklahoma City at Minnesota NBA
10:30 p.m. Washington at Golden State NBA
SOCCER
2:30 p.m. Bundesliga, Mainz vs. Eintracht Frankfurt FS2
SPORTS SHOWS
6 a.m. Koza in the Morning 93.1 FM
* Will be followed by Scoreboard Show on 93.1 FM
Women’s basketball
USA Today Women’s Top 25 Poll
The top 25 teams in the USA Today pre-
season 2017-18 women’s college basketball
poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 2016-
17 records, points based on 25 points for a first-
place vote through one point for a 25th-place
vote and final ranking:
Record Pts Prv
1. Connecticut (25)
2. South Carolina (7)
36-1 789 3
33-4 719 1
3. Baylor 33-4 687 6
4. Mississippi State 34-5 678 2
5. Notre Dame 33-4 648 5
6. Texas 25-9 608 14
7. UCLA 25-9 582 13
8. Ohio State 28-7 575 10
9. Stanford 32-6 548 4
10. Louisville 29-8 504 12
11. Oregon 23-14 479 16
12. Duke 28-6 442 15
13. Maryland 32-3 380 8
14. Florida State
15. West Virginia
28-7 334 7
24-11 272 20
16. Missouri 22-11 249 NR
17. Oregon State
18. Tennessee
31-5 246 9
20-12 229 NR
19. Marquette 25-8 218 NR
20. DePaul 27-8 156 18
21. Oklahoma 23-10 151 21
22. South Florida 24-9 109 NR
23. Michigan 28-9 100 NR
24. Miami (Fla.) 24-9 80 19
25. California 20-14 79 NR
25. Washington 29-6 79 11
Others receiving votes: Texas A&M 70;
North Carolina State 67; Kentucky 59; Syra-
cuse 53; Arizona State 43; Quinnipiac 27; Drake
18; Gonzaga 18; Virginia 17; Purdue 15; Kansas
State 10; LSU 8; Florida Gulf Coast 7; Georgia
Tech 7; Michigan State 7; South Dakota State
6; Nebraska 5; Temple 5; Dayton 4; Indiana 4;
Middle Tennessee 2; Texas-Arlington 2; Virginia
Tech 2; Boise State 1; Elon 1; Villanova 1.
mls
MLS Playoff Glance
All Times EST
Knockout Round
(Single-game elimination)
Eastern Conference
Wednesday, Oct. 25: New York 4,
Chicago 0
Thursday, Oct. 26: Columbus 0, Atlanta
Pacific Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Los Angeles 10 8 1 1 17 36 19
Vegas 8 7 1 0 14 27 19
Vancouver 9 5 3 1 11 24 23
Calgary 10 5 5 0 10 25 30
Anaheim 9 4 4 1 9 27 29
San Jose 9 4 5 0 8 24 24
Edmonton 8 2 5 1 5 15 24
Arizona 10 0 9 1 1 23 44
NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for
overtime loss. Top three teams in each divi-
sion and two wild cards per conference ad-
vance to playoffs.
Wednesday’s Games
St. Louis 5, Calgary 2
Columbus 5, Buffalo 1
Thursday’s Games
Boston 2, San Jose 1
N.Y. Rangers 5, Arizona 2
Carolina 6, Toronto 3
Pittsburgh 2, Winnipeg 1, OT
Tampa Bay 3, Detroit 2
Florida 8, Anaheim 3
Los Angeles 4, Montreal 0
Ottawa 5, Philadelphia 4
N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota, 8 p.m.
Dallas at Edmonton, 9 p.m.
Washington at Vancouver, 10 p.m.
Friday’s Games
Colorado at Vegas, 6 p.m.
Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 p.m.
Winnipeg at Columbus, 7 p.m.
St. Louis at Carolina, 7:30 p.m.
Nashville at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Dallas at Calgary, 9 p.m.
Saturday’s Games
San Jose at Buffalo, 1 p.m.
Los Angeles at Boston, 7 p.m.
Arizona at New Jersey, 7 p.m.
Detroit at Florida, 7 p.m.
N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7 p.m.
Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m.
Anaheim at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m.
Columbus at St. Louis, 8 p.m.
Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8 p.m.
N.Y. Islanders at Nashville, 8 p.m.
Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m.
Washington at Edmonton, 10 p.m.
nba
All Times EDT
EASTERN CONFERENCE
W L Pct GB
Washington 3 1 .750 —
Orlando 3 1 .750 —
Gavin Green 33-32—65 -7
Kiradech Aphibarnrat 32-33—65 -7
Haydn Porteous 33-33—66 -6
Patrick Reed 32-34—66 -6
Paul Dunne 33-34—67 -5
Tony Finau 35-32—67 -5
Ashun Wu 33-34—67 -5
Matt Kuchar 32-35—67 -5
Justin Rose 33-34—67 -5
Matthew Griffin 34-34—68 -4
Patrick Cantlay 36-32—68 -4
Matthew Southgate 35-33—68 -4
Henrik Stenson 36-32—68 -4
Rafa Cabrera Bello 34-34—68 -4
Daniel Berger 32-36—68 -4
Tyrrell Hatton 34-34—68 -4
Matthew Fitzpatrick 33-35—68 -4
Brian Harman
Dustin Johnson
32-36—68 -4
34-34—68 -4
Chez Reavie 33-36—69 -3
Chan Kim 35-34—69 -3
Phachara Khongwatmai 35-34—69 -3
David Lipsky 33-36—69 -3
Hyunwoo Ryu 34-35—69 -3
Jason Day 34-35—69 -3
Jordan Smith 35-34—69 -3
Adam Hadwin 35-34—69 -3
Hudson Swafford 35-35—70 -2
Jhonattan Vegas 34-36—70 -2
Xinjun Zhang 35-36—71 -1
Zecheng Dou 36-35—71 -1
Daisuke Kataoka 35-36—71 -1
Mike Lorenzo-Vera 35-36—71 -1
Lucas Glover
Ryan Fox
38-33—71 -1
36-35—71 -1
Scott Hend 38-33—71 -1
Si Woo Kim 37-34—71 -1
Phil Mickelson 34-37—71 -1
Tommy Fleetwood 34-37—71 -1
Marc Leishman 36-35—71 -1
Kyle Stanley 39-32—71 -1
Xander Schauffele 38-33—71 -1
Bill Haas 36-35—71 -1
Alexander Levy 36-35—71 -1
Paul Casey 36-35—71 -1
Bernd Wiesberger 33-38—71 -1
Charles Howell III 37-35—72 E
Yanwei Liu 35-37—72 E
Shugo Imahira 33-39—72 E
Adam Scott
Alex Noren
36-36—72 E
37-35—72 E
S.S.P. Chawrasia 37-35—72 E
Peter Uihlein 36-36—72 E
Wenchong Liang 36-36—72 E
Hideto Tanihara 37-35—72 E
Pat Perez 34-38—72 E
Thorbjorn Olesen 37-35—72 E
Haotong Li 37-35—72 E
Jon Rahm 35-37—72 E
No. 11 Oklahoma State at No. 22 West
Virginia, Noon
No. 12 Washington vs. UCLA, 3:30 p.m.
No. 13 Virginia Tech vs. Duke, 7:30 p.m.
No. 15 Washington State at Arizona,
9:30 p.m.
No. 16 Michigan State at Northwestern,
3:30 p.m.
No. 17 South Florida vs. Houston, 3:45
p.m.
No. 18 UCF vs. Austin Peay, 5 p.m.
No. 21 Southern Cal at Arizona State,
10:45 p.m.
College Football Schedule
All Times EDT
(Subject to change)
EAST
Florida St. (2-4) at Boston College (4-4),
8 p.m.
SOUTH
Tulane (3-4) at Memphis (6-1), 8 p.m.
SOUTHWEST
Tulsa (2-6) at SMU (5-2), 9 p.m.
Big Ten Conference
East
Conference All Games
W L PF PA W L PF PA
Penn St. 4 0 139 53 7 0 280 67
Michigan St. 4 0 78 56 6 1 159 118
Ohio St. 4 0 223 49 6 1 331 108
Michigan 2 2 78 86 5 2 176 130
Rutgers 2 2 66 119 3 4 158 165
Maryland 1 3 79 161 3 4 203 257
Indiana 0 4 64 138 3 4 177 172
West
Wisconsin 4 0 126 63 7 0 256 93
Northwestern 2 2 85 95 4 3 182 163
Nebraska 2 2 86 117 3 4 181 216
Iowa 1 3 84 71 4 3 183 129
Minnesota 1 3 92 109 4 3 191 133
Purdue 1 3 62 76 3 4 169 135
Illinois 0 4 63 132 2 5 130 207
Mid-American Conference
East
Conference All Games
W L PF PA W L PF PA
Ohio 3 1 146 79 6 2 326 203
Akron
Miami (Ohio)
3 1 100 87 4 4 183 205
2 2 98 82 3 5 189 196
Buffalo 1 3 122 122 3 5 213 201
Kent St. 1 3 36 113 2 6 80 263
Bowling Green 1 3 107 159 1 7 164 302
West
Toledo 3 0 98 46 6 1 266 186
N. Illinois 3 0 86 33 5 2 193 117
W. Michigan 3 1 159 102 5 3 290 221
Cent. Michigan 2 2 106 93 3 5 200 216
Ball St. 0 3 15 142 2 5 136 243
E. Michigan 0 3 52 67 2 5 139 139
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Shawnee
From page 1C
Homers headline
Series so far
Medsker. The Indians still
led 15-10 when Celina
went on an 8-0 run with
Paige Duncan serving.
The Bulldogs (16-9)
then were able to hang By Ben Walker was like, what was going
on and a kill by Hannah AP Baseball Writer through your head when
Rasawehr gave them the Altuve hit the homer? He
25-23 set and also the HOUSTON — As a was like, ‘We were going
match. couple of Astros loosened crazy in the dugout,’”
The Indians were paced up in the outfield, the Astros third baseman Alex
by senior standout Norah retractable roof at Minute Bregman said.
Painter, who ended an Maid Park made its slow “Then I was like what
outstanding career with crawl Thursday, turning about when Correa hit his,
11 kills, three blocks the bright sun into shade. what about when they hit
and eight digs. Haley That might be the only theirs? And they hit theirs,”
Manuel added six kills way to keep balls from fly- he said, laughing. “We were
for the Indians while ing completely out of the just going back and forth.”
Emily Allen totaled nine yard at this power-packed After a Major League
digs, 17 assists and three World Series. Baseball season that set a
aces. Kelsey Fishbach A day after Jose Altuve, record for the most home
contributed 12 assists for Carlos Correa and Houston runs, the World Series is
Shawnee. combined with the Los off to a flying start.
“We just weren’t flowing Angeles Dodgers for a A whopping 11 homers
tonight but I’m extremely Series-record eight home as the side split the first
proud of these girls and runs in the Astros’ 7-6, two games at Dodger Sta-
the season we had.” Shaw- 11-inning win, the baseball dium. At this rate, they’d
nee coach Amy Knight world was still marveling shatter the Series record
said. “We now have a firm over the moonshots. of 21 in 2002 when Barry
foundation and look for- So were the players who Bonds and Giants lost to
ward to next season.” launched them. the Angels.
The Bulldogs’ Luebke “Actually, when I was Lance McCullers starts
had a big night with four getting off the plane with Game 3 for Houston
kills and seven blocks, (Carlos) Beltran, I was against Yu Darvish, and the
including two blocks in talking to him, and I roof will be shut.
the first set that helped
set the tone for the match.
Rasawehr and Black

both finished with eight
kills while Black added
four blocks. Libero Hope
Ebbing led the way with
18 digs and Duncan had
18 assists with Samantha
Carlin contributing 10
assists for Celina.
“We have six seniors
Crew beat
Kelli Cardinal | The Lima News
Shawnee’s Amber Greeley (11) and Hailey Manuel go up for a block during Thursday night’s Division II
district final at Bluffton University.
who want to go out with
a bang and they stepped
Amy Sutter said. “Mad-
dy’s (Luebke) early blocks
we played smart. We get a
return trip to the regional
Atlanta United
up and took care of the really pumped us up for tournament and are going
ball tonight.” Celina coach the rest of the night and to enjoy the ride.”
on penalty kicks
The Associated Press

ATLANTA — Twenty-two-year-old Zack Steffen

made a career-high eight saves and the Columbus Crew
advanced in the MLS Cup playoffs by besting expansion
club Atlanta United 3-1 on penalty kicks after a 0-0 draw
on Thursday night in front of a MLS playoff-record crowd
of 67,221.
It was the second knockout-round game to reach extra
time in MLS history after Portland and Sporting Kansas
City went to penalty kicks in 2015.
Steffen dove to his right to deny the opening penalty
kick and Federico Higuain scored for the Crew. Atlanta’s
second attempt went directly to Steffen as he stood tall in
the middle of the goal and Jeff Larentowicz hit the post
on United’s fourth try. Adam Jahn won it for the Crew
after entering as a substitute in the 120th minute.
Columbus, which is unbeaten in its last 11 games,
advanced to play New York City FC in the Eastern Con-
ference semifinals. Atlanta was the third expansion team
to qualify for the playoffs in its first season.
In the 118th minute, Columbus midfielder Wil Trapp
chipped it over the defense to find Harrison Afful for a
header, but Atlanta sub Michael Parkhurst cleared it off
the line after goalkeeper Brad Guzan misplayed it.
The previous high for attendance was 61,316 at the
2002 MLS Cup in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
Richard Parrish | The Lima News
Lima Central Catholic’s Kassidy Meyer makes a dig during Thursday night’s Division IV district final at Ottawa-Glandorf High School.

LCC
From page 1C
Dee, who had 14 aces
the last time the two
teams met, finished with
one ace for the night.
a r e a r e s u lt s
Horstman was disap-
“We had three quality wins against Miller City pointed with the loss but
, Continental and Columbus Grove and those focused on the positive High Schools
District Finals
Goals: Seth Mahlmeister (E ) 2.
Shots on goal: Elida 9, Kenton 6.
are three really good teams. We beat three and the successful jour- Boys soccer
Division II
Goalkeeper saves: Caleb Jones (E ) 4.
Luke Woodruff (K) 4.
good teams to get to this point and you kind of ney the Thunderbirds Elida 2, Kenton 0 Records: Elida 18-1; Kenton 16-2-1.
had to get to the district At Elida
have to hold onto that and not the feeling that finals, considering they
you are feeling right now of getting stomped.” finished the regular sea-
— Wes Horstman, son with a 10-12 mark.

Elida
With Woods roaming LCC head coach “We had three qual- Luke Woodruff had four
the back row, backing ity wins against Miller saves for Kenton.
up Morgan Swick and City , Continental and Elida had the edge on
Olivia Alexander, the looked at our two best no unforced errors and Columbus Grove and From page 1C corner kicks, 9-3.
Bulldogs’ defensive effort passers on the team …. let them (the opponent) those are three really “They’re playing as a
neutralized Dee’s siz- We felt the need to put make the mistakes.” good teams,” Horstman then spun and fired a low team right now and they’re
zling serves. Alexander Morgan and Melina right Gossard also pointed said. “We beat three liner into the lower-right playing for each other, and
finished with 13 digs and in that six spot, right in to the Bulldogs’ ability to good teams to get to corner of the net. that’s why I’m so proud of
Maddi Gossard recorded the center of the court.” avoid the unforced error this point and you kind That gave Elida a 2-0 them,” Thomas said.
23 assists. Gossard added that the and has preached that all of have to hold onto lead with 33:01 to go.
Also making major con- Bulldogs’ serving was season. that and not the feel- The match was physical The Lima News sports department
tributions to the Bulldog designed to be placed in However, a host of ing that you are feeling the whole way and the ref- can be reached at 567-242-0451.
win was the play of fresh- specific spots in order to unforced errors by LCC right now of getting eree stepped in and warned
man Aubrey Madison keep the LCC offense off hampered the Thunder- stomped.” several players and both ATTENTION
who provided some key balance. birds’ cause throughout teams. DYSON OWNERS!
serves and Megan Light “We are very, very the night and prevented New Bremen 3, St. Henry 1 By the end, Kenton was
who had some key blocks good serving team,” Gos- them from ever establish- VAN WERT — The given two yellow cards and FREE HEPA FILTER
and kills in the third set. sard said. “We are not ing a consistent offense. Cardinals advanced to one red. Elida was handed WITH CLEAN AND
“We watched them going to serve hard but Senior Mornay McBroom the Division IV region- two yellows. TUNE UP SPECIAL
(LCC) the other night we are going to put the led the Thunderbirds in als with a 25-18, 25-18, Elida outshot Kenton 9-6 Must bring ad when
so we tweaked it where ball where you will not kills with nine and she 21-25, 25-11 victory. overall and 4-1 in the sec- dropping off unit
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District finals

Kelli Cardinal | The Lima News Levi A. Morman | The Lima News
Celina’s Hannah Rasawehr (9) and Kassidy Fark go up to block the spike of Shawnee’s Norah Painter during Thursday night’s Division II district Kenton’s Michael Crawford clears the ball over his head while Elida’s
final at Bluffton University in Bluffton. Cody Gay defends during Thursday night’s Division II district final at
the Elida Athletic Complex.

Levi A. Morman | The Lima News Richard Parrish | The Lima News
Elida’s Draek Littler looks to get a kick off as Kenton’s Enrique Mendez approaches during Thursday night’s Division Lima Central Catholic’s Mornay McBroom bumps the ball during Thursday night’s Division IV
II district final at the Elida Athletic Complex. district final at Ottawa-Glandorf High School.

Richard Parrish | The Lima News

(ABOVE) Lima Central Catholic’s Jocelyn Morrisey, left, and Ada’s Morgan Swick, and Melina Woods, right, compete at the net during Thursday night’s
Division IV district final at Ottawa-Glandorf High School.
(LEFT) Shawnee’s Peyton Deubler goes up to block the spike of Celina’s McKenna Black during Thursday night’s Division II district final at Bluffton
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Barrett
From page 1C
Others might be fixated on the
twin R’s – reputation and revenge
for a stunning 24-21 loss at Penn
State last season – but Barrett
says he is looking only at moving
OSU one step closer to what it
hopes will be a spot in the Col-
lege Football Playoff.
“It’s not like I’ve been looking
forward to it. I’m trying to win
each game because that’s where
we’re at right now. I’m glad it’s
here and we’re in front of our
home crowd and things like that.
But to say I was looking forward
to it with the date marked, that’s
not true,” Barrett said on Tues-
day.
Barrett’s first start against a
Top 10 team was in a 49-37 win
at No. 7 Michigan State in 2014,
which was one of his best games
– 300 yards passing and three
touchdowns and 86 yards rushing
and two more TDs.
His other wins against Top 10
opponents were over No. 8 Notre
Dame in the Fiesta Bowl after the
2015 season, over No. 3 Michi-
gan, No. 8 Wisconsin and No.
9 Nebraska in 2016. The losses
came against No. 9 Michigan
State in 2015, No. 2 Clemson in a
College Football Playoff semifinal
last year and against No. 5 Okla-
homa this season.
The way Barrett has played
in OSU’s last five games (18
touchdown passes, no intercep-
tions) since the loss to Oklahoma
has silenced the calls for more
playing time for the Buckeyes’
other quarterbacks. With the
pieces around him playing bet-
ter, Barrett has looked like the
quarterback he was in 2014,
when he was a Heisman Trophy
contender.
A win on Saturday would put
OSU on the inside track to win-
ning the Big Ten East Division
and make another playoff trip a
possibility.
A loss would mean no playoff
and would bring Barrett’s critics
out again to say, “Told you so.”
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer
has always been in Barrett’s cor-
ner. After the Oklahoma loss he
said changing quarterbacks was
“not even a question.”
When Meyer was asked if the
Penn State game will be the one
that defines Barrett’s career on
Tuesday on the Big Ten coaches
teleconference, he said, “He’s had
several of them. I wouldn’t say
this is the one, but this is obvi-
ously an important one.”
Meyer said one of the things
that impresses him most about
Barrett is that “his consistency
and toughness never waver.”
Barrett was talking about what
it takes to win big games as a
team, but something he said on
Tuesday applies to him individu-
ally, too.
“At the end of the day, when
you think about it, in big time
games it’s not something where
you have to tell anybody to go
hard,” he said.
Reach Jim Naveau at 567-242-0414 or on
Twitter at @Lima_Naveau.
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BuckEyes
Recruiting Update
Ohio State 2018 verbal
commitment max Wray,
of Franklin Tenn., and his
younger brother Jake Wray,
who also has an offer from
Ohio State, were not in
uniform for their team’s
game last Friday and no one
offered an explanation for
their absence.
Franklin’s coach Donnie
Webb refused to comment
on the situation. Their
father Sam Wray issued
a statement that blamed
Webb and the school’s
administration but offered
no details on what happened
or when or if they would
return to the field.
Max Wray is rated the No.
8 offensive tackle nationally
for 2018.
Say What?
“We’re going to find
out in the next month.”
— Urban
Meyer,
when asked
how good
Ohio State
is.
Buckeye Trivia
1. Who was Penn State’s most
recent first-round NFL draft
choice in 2010?
2. How many first-round NFL
draft choices has Ohio State
had since 2010?
3. Who has the Penn State
record for most passing yards
in a season?
4. How many Penn State
players are from Ohio?
5. How many Ohio
State players are from
Pennsylvania?
Answers: 1. Defensive end
Jared Odrick; 2. Ten; 3. Trace
McSorley with 3,614 last
season; 4. Five; 5. One
An inside look at
ohio State freshman running back J.K. dobbins makes a cut between Nebraska defenders Chris Jones (8) and decaprio Bootle (23)
during a 56-14 win over the Cornhuskers earlier this season in Lincoln, Neb.
QUARTERBACKS
Scoring two touch-
downs in overtime in
a 31-24 win over Penn
State in 2014 is one of
the signature moments of J.T.
Barrett’s career. The fifth-year
senior has been on a roll with 18
touchdown passes and no inter-
ceptions his last five games.
Penn State’s Trace McSorley
has passed for 1,879 yards and 14
touchdowns, has seven rushing
touchdowns and can improvise
his way into big plays.
Advantage: Ohio State
RUNNING BACKS
Ohio State’s leading
rusher, freshman J.K.
Dobbins (775 yards, 5
TDs) has had more than
14 carries in only one game. That
might change on Saturday.
Penn State’s Saquon Barkley
(757 yards rushing and a team
high 32 catches for 448 yards) is
one of the leading contenders for
the Heisman Trophy.
Advantage: Penn State
RECEIVERS
The recent increased
production and confi-
dence of Ohio State’s
receivers will get a stern
test against a Penn State defense
that statistically ranks No. 1
nationally against the pass.
Wide receiver DaeSean Ham-
They made
vs major change
No. 2 Penn State With the World Series
at No. 6 Ohio State beginning this week, it’s a
3:30 p.m., good time to look at some
Saturday Big Ten football players
FOX who have gone on to play
major league baseball.
Ohio State Football The list
starts with
two Michigan
State play-
ers, which
perhaps is
surprising
for a school
Jim
located pretty
Naveau far north. But
Columnist
the Spartans
have two
baseball Most Valuable
Players who also donned
the green and white in
football.
Kirk Gibson played 17
seasons as an outfielder
for the Detroit Tigers and
Los Angeles Dodgers and
two other teams. He was
the 1988 National League
MVP for the Dodgers and
played a key role for the
Tigers’ 1984 world cham-
pion team.
As a football player
at MSU, Gibson had 24
career touchdown catches
and received All-American
Don Speck | The Lima News honors in 1978.
Steve Garvey played
19 years in the majors for
the Los Angeles Dodgers
and San Diego Padres and
ilton (28 catches, 481 yards, 4 McSorley and Gesicki. had 2,599 career hits and
TDs) and tight end Mike Gesicki Jason Cabinda leads 272 home runs. At MSU,
(24 catches, 228 yards, 4 TDs) Penn State in tackles he played two years of
are McSorley’s favorite targets. and has two sacks. football and lettered as a
Advantage: Penn State Advantage: Penn State sophomore defensive back
OFFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE BACKS when he had 30 tackles.
OSU gave up six sacks Ohio State cornerback Ohio State football has
last year at Penn State, Denzel Ward is a semi- sent players like St. Marys’
including two on its final finalist for the Thorpe Galen Cisco and Joe Spar-
drive, so that is obvious- Award as the best defen- ma to the majors, where
ly going to be a point of emphasis sive back in the country. both of them pitched for
this year. Penn State safety Marcus Allen seven seasons.
Penn State is second in the Big blocked Tyler Durbin’s field goal But maybe the most
Ten to Ohio State in scoring and attempt last year, which led to unique combination of
total offense. Left tackle Ryan the game-winning touchdown. baseball and football by
Bates might be the best offensive He and cornerback Grant Haley an OSU football player
lineman for the Nittany Lions. are also Thorpe Award semifinal- belongs to 1950 Heisman
Advantage: Ohio State
DEFENSIVE LINE
ists.
Advantage: Penn State
Trophy winner Vic Janow-
icz, who played two years
McSorley sometimes is SPECIAL TEAMS of major league baseball
susceptible to pressure, Ohio State gift and two seasons in the
which Ohio State can wrapped 10 points for NFL after he left Ohio
bring, and has thrown Penn State last season State.
with special teams
five interceptions. That could Former Cincinnati Reds
mean more time on the field for blunders in the fourth quarter. slugger Ted Kluszewski
Nick Bosa. A blocked field goal produced a was a football player at
Penn State’s defensive front touchdown and a blocked punt Indiana University in the
doesn’t get the amount of atten- led to a field goal. The Buckeyes 1940s before he signed to
tion OSU’s defensive line does, hope they’ve shored up some play baseball.
but the Nittany Lions are the kickoff problems from earlier this Going way back, George
national leaders in points allowed season. Halas — the founder of the
(9.6 a game) and have more sacks For Penn State, kicker Tyler Chicago Bears — played
(24) than the Buckeyes (18). Davis is only 6 of 13 on field football, basketball and
Advantage: Ohio State goals, including going 2 for 8 on baseball at the University
LINEBACKERS kicks of 30 yards or more. Punter of Illinois then went on to
Ohio State’s linebackers will Blake Gillikin averages 44.5 yards play 12 games for the New
need to be consistent against per kick. Barkley returns kickoffs. York Yankees before an
diverse threats like Barkley, Advantage: Ohio State injury ended his career.

CouNtdoWN BiG tEN StaNdiNGS oSu SCHEduLE 2017 oSu LEadERS WEEKENd SCHEduLE
East division Aug. 31 .......................at Indiana, 49-21. Passing thursday

vs Ohio State
Big ten
W
4
L
0
overall
W L
6 1
Sept. 9........................Oklahoma, 16-31.
Sept. 16 .................................Army, 38-7
Sept. 23.............................. UNLV, 54-21
J.T. Barrett .................................... 1,838
Rushing
J.K. Dobbins .................................... 775
maC
Toledo at Ball State, 7 p.m.
Saturday
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Michigan State 4 0 6 1 Oct. 7 ............................Maryland, 62-14 Mike Weber ..................................... 227 Wisconsin at Illinois, noon
Michigan 2 2 5 2 Oct. 14 ..................... at Nebraska, 56-14 Receving Rutgers at Michigan, noon
Rutgers 2 2 3 4 Oct. 28 ................Penn State, 3:30 p.m. Parris Campbell .............................. 405 Penn State at Ohio State, 3:30 p.m.
Maryland 1 3 3 4 Nov. 4 ................................. at Iowa, TBA Johnnie Dixon ................................. 276 Mich. State at Northwestern, 3:30 p.m.
Indiana 0 4 3 4 Nov 11 .................... Michigan State, TBA interceptions Indiana at Maryland, 3:30 p.m.
West division Nov. 18 .................................Illinois, TBA Damon Webb ...................................... 2 Minnesota at Iowa, 6:30 p.m.
Big ten overall Nov. 25 ..................... at Michigan, Noon Sacks Nebraska at Purdue, 7:30 p.m.
W L W L Dec. 2 ........Big Ten Championship, TBA Tyquan Lewis ................................... 3.5 others
Wisconsin 4 0 7 0 Nick Bosa ............................................ 3 Miami at N. Carolina, noon
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Companies are looking for diverse ad teams

By Alexandra Olson chef Ayesha Curry and dietitian a smarter marketing campaign Breezy, Beautiful” tagline with “I was attacked as racist. The
Associated Press Maye Musk, 69. but also help avoid the kind of Am What I Makeup,” the team box shows cartoon Corn Pops
“To have an African-American blunders Kellogg and Dove were from the ad agency Droga5 had hanging out in a mall. The only
NEW YORK — CoverGirl creative director walk in the recently accused of in today’s two black creative directors, brown one depicted is a janitor
executive Ukonwa Ojo was room and present this to me, politically combustible environ- Shannon Washington and Ray scrubbing the floor.
struck when the team from an ad I thought, ‘Oh, my God, this ment. Smiling. Dove was similarly criticized
agency entered the room to pitch is amazing,’” said Ojo, who is Despite efforts by Madison “The team that worked on this earlier this month over a com-
ideas for revamping the cosmetic Nigerian-American. “I think we Avenue to ramp up recruiting of idea and this campaign came mercial for a body wash. A short
company’s image. For the first can see the power of the work minorities, just 7 percent of the from very different backgrounds version of the video on Facebook
time in Ojo’s more than 20-year because of that.” 67,000 people working as adver- — from a male and female point showed a black woman taking
career in business, she found Diversity in the advertising tising and promotion managers of view, different races, differ- off her shirt to reveal a white
herself working with an African- industry is becoming a higher in the U.S. in 2016 were African- ent ages,” Droga5 CEO Sarah woman, who then removed her
American creative director. priority for consumer product American, less than 5 percent Thompson said. “I think that top to reveal a woman with a
That meeting would ultimately companies as they try to reach were Hispanic, and about 1 more than before, what’s impor- brown complexion. Social media
result in a marketing campaign a new generation of customers percent were of Asian descent, tant is getting that narrative, that users accused Dove of suggest-
that challenges conventional with evolving sensibilities on according to the U.S. Labor story, right and really pressure- ing black skin is dirty.
ideas about beauty. It features ethnicity, age, gender and sexual- Department. Women accounted testing. Is it authentic? Is there Dove pulled the video, while
celebrity women from a spec- ity. for about 56 percent of managers anything that is going to be mis- Kellogg said new artwork for the
trum of races, ages and profes- Many companies have come in the industry. interpreted?” cereal box will soon reach stores.
sions, including Issa Rae of to believe that having people In the case of CoverGirl’s On Wednesday, Kellogg Neither Unilever, the company
HBO’s “Insecure,” motorcycle with a variety of backgrounds in makeover, which replaced apologized after the artwork that owns Dove, nor Kellogg has
racer Shelina Moreda, celebrity the room can not only produce the company’s familiar “Easy, on its Corn Pops cereal boxes said who was behind the content.

Business Highlights
Banks, tech companies help stocks
House backs $4T budget, faces
By Marley Jay
Market Measures
challenges on Trump tax plan AP Markets Writer
2,600 S&P 500 23,520 Dow Jones industrials
Close: 2,560.40 Close: 23,400.86
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans powered a NEW YORK — U.S. 2,560
Change: 3.25 (0.1%)
23,180
Change: 71.40 (0.3%)
$4 trillion budget through the House on Thursday, stocks rose Thursday as 2,520 10 DAYS 22,840 10 DAYS
but only by a razor-thin margin that underscored gains for technology com- 2,600 24,000
the difficulties ahead on delivering President Don- panies and banks helped 2,550 23,200
ald Trump’s promise to cuts taxes. Republicans the market recover some of
2,500 22,400
sidestepped divisions with the party with a 216-212 its losses from earlier in the
vote that permits them to begin work on a follow- week. However drugmakers 2,450 21,600

up $1.5 trillion tax cut without fear of blocking tac- and distributors tumbled. 2,400 20,800
tics by Democrats. The landscape ahead is strewn The European Central 2,350 20,000
M J J A S O M J J A S O
with land mines, however, as GOP tax writers pick Bank said Thursday it will
winners and losers. begin gradually reducing StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. YTD
the bond purchases it’s DOW 23459.84 23380.89 23400.86 +71.40 +0.31% +18.41%

New screenings begin for been making to strengthen NYSE NASD DOW Trans.
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passengers on US-bound flights Investors were glad the

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New Highs 189 131 Wilshire 5000 26654.42 26579.57 26598.63 +44.75 +0.17% +13.54%
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — New aggressive. The euro weak- New Lows 82 70 Russell 2000 1501.35 1494.10 1497.46 +3.98 +0.27% +10.34%

security screenings have begun for all passengers ened and European stock
onboard U.S.-bound flights, including airlines inter- indexes jumped. Technol- Metals& Exp. Vol
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viewing travelers about their trip and luggage. The ogy companies recovered Commodities CORN WHEAT
May 18 18,747 431.75 364.75 373.25 -.50 Dec 17 44,033 599 6.75 431.75 -3.75
new measures began on Thursday. In Dubai, long- some of the ground they Mar 18 47,824 429 356.25 364.50 -.75 Jul 18 6,015 609.50 6.75 478.50 -2.75
SILVER CLOSE PREV. DAY Dec 17 134,492 489.50 342.50 350.50 -.50 Mar 18 14,877 604.75 6.75 450.25 -3.50
haul carrier Emirates began questioning passengers lost a day ago, and banks
Handy & Harman $16.915 $16.920 OATS CATTLE
about their luggage, liquids they were carrying and and credit card companies Mar 18
May 18
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200 265.50 -11 Dec 17
200 268.50 -10.25 Apr 18
27,276 122.85 92.82 120.70 +1.63
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where they were coming from. Passengers also had jumped as bond yields con- GOLD CLOSE PREV. DAY
Dec 17 670 305.25 200 262.50 -13.75 Feb 18 14,514 126.32 95.95 126.10 +1.38
HSBC Bank USA $1268.00 $1277.00 SOYBEANS
to have their carry-on bags searched along with tinued to climb. NY Handy & Har $1273.75 $1275.00 Nov 17 117,199 1150.50 857 971.25 -4.25 Apr 18
HOGS
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their electronics. Drugmakers sank after NY Engelhard
NY Merc
$1278.82
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Celgene and Bristol-Myers
European Central Bank to Squibb slashed their fore- Stocks of Local Interest
casts. Late in the day, drug-
reduce stimulus — but slowly
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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The European on reports Amazon is tak- BP PLC BP 32.53 9 39.48 38.65 -.14 -0.4 t s s +3.4 +14.3 29 2.38
Central Bank will ease the pace of its bond-buying ing steps to move into the Bob Evans Farms BOBE 35.90 0 78.18 77.21 -.02 ... t t t +61.2 +111.9 70 1.36a
Buckeye Part BPL 50.14 1 73.01 52.04 +1.15 +2.3 t t t -21.3 -17.3 14 5.05f
stimulus program, which has helped the eurozone pharmaceutical business by CBS Corp B CBS 55.03 2 70.10 57.04 -.19 -0.3 t s t -10.3 +3.5 14 0.72
recover from the financial crisis. The ECB said getting licenses to distrib- CSX Corp CSX 30.01 9 55.48 52.35 -.57 -1.1 t t t +45.7 +74.0 26 0.80

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remains below target.Banks and tech companies ing in January the bank Gen Dynamics GD 148.76 9 214.81 203.91 -3.34 -1.6 t t t +18.1 +38.0 21 3.36
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purchases in half, to 30 bil- Harley Davidson HOG 45.25 2 63.40 48.80 -.09 -0.2 t t s -16.4 -11.1 15 1.45

Twitter toughens abuse rules, lion euros a month.

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trial average gained 71.40 Valero Energy VLO 57.40 9 78.64 76.29 -1.39 -1.8 t t t +11.7 +36.4 25 2.80
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punch line in the tech industry, an also-ran that 23,400.86. The Nasdaq WalMart Strs WMT 65.28 0 88.92 88.62 +.14 +0.2
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position. But Microsoft could still have the last or 0.1 percent, to 6,556.77. Welltower
Wendys Co
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laugh, since its service has helped lay the ground- The Russell 2000 index of Whirlpool WHR 149.41 3 202.99 161.51 +.57 +0.4 t t t -11.1 +8.6 12 4.40
work for its burgeoning artificial intelligence effort, smaller-company stocks Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f -
Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year.

which is keeping Microsoft competitive as it builds added 3.98 points, or 0.3 Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by
most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in

out its post-PC future. percent, to 1,497.46.

stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months.
To suggest adding a stock to this list, email info@limanews.com, fax 419-229-2926 or call 419-222-6397.
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Date of Action: 10/16/2017
This final action not preceded by
proposed action and is appeala-
ble to ERAC.
Detail plans to perform a well
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Lima HEARING CLASSIFIEDS
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AMERICAN TOWNSHIP testing, and conduct a pressure
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Well #1 has been submitted an
The American Township Trus- approved. INEOS has scheduled
tees will hold a public hearing testing to begin the week of

Classifieds
on Monday the 30th day of Oc- 10/18/17 through 11/6/17.
tober, 2017 at 8:00pm in the
AmericanTownshipAdministra- Solid Waste Facility Exemption
tion Building located at 102 Pio- Action
neer Road, Elida, Ohio, for the Allen Correctional Institution
LEGAL NOTICE purpose of hearing the petition 2338 N West St, Lima, OH
CITY OF LIMA, OHIO of Richard and Kathy Kline, 236 45802
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Silverview Rd., Smithfield, KY ID #: CM022491
LegaLs Legal Notices/ Legal Notices/ Legal Notices/
Date of Action: 10/17/2017 Help Wanted General Help Wanted General
RESIDENTIAL DEMOLITION and Ray and Vicky McCoy,
Notices
Project To
No.Cred.
2-18 Notices
1818 Camp To Lima,
Ave., Cred.OH. Notices To Cred.
Notice is hereby given that the
TRADES
Legal Notices/ Bids will be received in a sealed Tax Map # Director of the Ohio Environmen- Apartment
Notices To Cred. envelope, marked "BID FOR 36-2312-01-018.000, tal Protection Agency, pursuant
COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT 36-2312-01-019.000, to Ohio Revised Code Section Apartment
RESIDENTIAL DEMOLITION" 36-2312-01-020.000, 3734.02(G) and Ohio Adminis- Management
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS to the Auditor of the City of 36-2312-01-021.000, trative Code (OAC) Rule Maintenance Tech
FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE Lima, attention Purchasing De- 36-2312-01-022.000, 3745-500-220(B), granted the Showe Management, Inc.
NOT NEEDED FOR partment of the City of Lima, and 36-2312-01-023.000 Ohio Department of Rehabilita- based in Columbus, Ohio is Accepting resumes & appli-
MUNICIPAL PURPOSES Ohio, Municipal Center, 50 Lot Number: tion and Correction exemptions looking for a qualified COUPLE cations for full time Mainte-
Town Square, Lima, Ohio from the annual licensing fees to manage an apt community in nance Tech for local apart-
Notice is hereby given that 45801, until 10:00 o'clock a.m., The petitioner is requesting an and financial assurance re- Fostoria, Ohio., Office mgt. ment complex. Applicant must
sealed bids will be received at Lima Time, on Wednesday, No- Appeals Hearing for the pur- quirements at the experience and general maint. have valid driver's license,
the office of the Village of Elida, vember 15, 2017. Purchasing pose of: Rezoning lots from R-1 Allen-Oakwood Correctional In- skills are required for this high school diploma or equiva-
200 W. Main Street, Elida Ohio Department is located on the to B-2 stitution Class II Composting Fa- full-time position. Wage rate for lent and pass all background
45807, until 12:59 p.m., on No- 3rd floor of the Municipal Build- cility located at 2338 N West the COUPLE is $35k per couple checks. Experience and HVAC
vember 29th, 2017, for the pur- ing, 50 Town Square. Outside Board Members: Street, Lima, Ohio in Allen plus a rent-free apt. (to include certification a plus.
chase of the following described of the envelope not being prop- Lynn Mohler (Chairman) County. This authorization is all utilities) as well as paid
real estate: erly marked may result in bid Paul Basinger subject to all rules, regulations, vacations, paid holidays, a Apply at:
not being received by the Pur- Larry Vandemark and specified conditions. 401K plan, a participating Willow Lake Apartments
Property Number: chasing Department before the medical plan and a medical 2260 Lake Circle Dr.
36-0712-07-020.000 deadline and could result in bid Legal #769 - October 27, 2017 Legal #771 - October 27, 2017 spending plan. No phone calls please.
being disqualified. Bids will (1t) (1t) EOE
Property Address: then be opened and read aloud FAX resumes to:
200 W. Main Street, Elida Ohio for: PUBLIC NOTICE
45807 announcements 614-487-2579 or e-mail to: TRADES
DEMOLITION OF ABAN- The following matters are the jbecker@showemgmtcom
Property Commonly Known as: DONED OR DILAPIDATED subject of this public notice by EEOC
Village Hall RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES the Ohio Environmental Protec- Miscellaneous
AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN tion Agency. The complete pub-
Sale of said property is pursu- THE CITY OF LIMA, OHIO lic notice, including any addi- A couple of floor lamps. GENERAL
ant to Ohio Revised Code FOR THE 2018 CALENDAR tional instructions for submitting Good condition. $30 each.
Chapter 721. Bid Packets are YEAR comments, requesting informa- 419-673-7233.
available at Village Hall. All bids tion, a public hearing, or filing an COUNTER PERSON
must be in writing setting forth This work shall be performed in appeal may be obtained at: Complete Encyclopedia set.
total purchase price with accordance with plans and http://www.epa.ohio.gov/actions. World Book Gold edition. Excel- LIMA NAPA AUTO PARTS is
bidder's full name, address, and specifications available in the aspx or Hearing Clerk, Ohio lent condition. Includes extra accepting applications for full
contact information. Bids will be Engineering office 50 Town EPA, 50 W. Town St. P.O. Box books. $75. 419-236-2645 time Counter person with 5 or
read aloud on November 29th, Square, Lima, OH 45801 1049, Columbus, Ohio 43216. more years experience. Appli-
2017, at 1:00 p.m. but shall not (Phone 419-221-5288), and Ph: 614-644-3037 email: cations can be picked up at
be acted upon until the Village copies thereof may be obtained HClerk@epa.ohio.gov For Sale: Dyna-Glo Kerosene both locations: 1058 Belle- MAINTENANCE
Council meeting scheduled for at $10.00 for the plans and Heater Never Used. $95.00. fontaine Ave. or 1900 Elida
General Provisions (not refund- Rd.
TECHNICIANS
December 12, 2017, at 7:30 Final Approval of Plans and 419-222-3974
p.m. Upon acceptance of bid, a able). The check shall be made Specifications
written contract is to be entered payable to The City of Lima, INEOS Nitriles USA LLC Kirby floor sweepers. Works We Are Looking For You
into with bidder paying ten per- Ohio. PO Box 628, Lima, OH 45802 GENERAL
good! $125 each.
cent (10%) of purchase price ID #: OHS003340001 419-673-7233. Nickles Bakery enjoys a
upon signing of contract with David J. Berger, Mayor Date of Action: 10/16/2017 DOCK WORKERS & multi-state reputation for the fin-
balance paid in full at closing This final action not preceded by est quality products since 1909.
within thirty (30) days thereaf- Legal #772 - October 27, EmploymEnt DRIVERS Our bakeries produce the best
proposed action and is appeala-
ter. November 3, 2017 (2t) ble to ERAC. bread, buns, sweet goods and
Detail plans to perform a well specialty items.
The property is being sold "as Accounting/Financial SHIPPING IS TOUGH,
treatment, conduct the annual
NOTICE OF PUBLIC We are currently accepting ap-
is" and the Village disclaims all
HEARING
and triennial mechanical integrity WE MAKE IT LOOK plications for Maintenance
warranties express or implied. testing, and conduct a pressure
The Village reserves the right to AMERICAN TOWNSHIP fall off test at Waste Disposal PROFESSIONAL EASY! NOW HIRING Technicians at our Lima, Ohio
waive any formalities or irregu- RESIDENTS Well #1 has been submitted an automated food production fa-
larities, accept or reject any and approved. INEOS has scheduled HR/OFFICE DOCK WORKERS & cility. Our Maintenance Techni-
all bids and re-advertise until The American Township Trus- cians work a full time 4-day,
tees will hold a public hearing
testing to begin the week of MANAGER DRIVERS. 40-hour workweek in a clean,
the property is sold. It is the 10/18/17 through 11/6/17.
bidder's responsibility to confirm on Monday the 30th day of Oc- CALL 877-249-2271 safe work environment that
that their bid has been received. tober, 2017 at 8:00pm in the Manufacturing plant in Piqua may include weekends and
Solid Waste Facility Exemption has an opening for HR/Office
Legal #770 - October 27, 2017 AmericanTownshipAdministra- Action Drive4YRC.com holiday shifts.
tion Building located at 102 Pio- Manager. This position man-
Allen Correctional Institution ages a staff of five and handles
neer Road, Elida, Ohio, for the 2338 N West St, Lima, OH Our Maintenance Technicians’
LEGAL NOTICE purpose of hearing the petition all HR responsibilities for our 95 starting wage is $16/hr.
CITY OF LIMA, OHIO of Richard and Kathy Kline, 236
45802 employees except payroll and is PART TIME
ID #: CM022491 fully supported by payroll and
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Silverview Rd., Smithfield, KY accounting positions. Must have Position offers medical, dental,
RESIDENTIAL DEMOLITION and Ray and Vicky McCoy,
Date of Action: 10/17/2017 REGISTERED NURSE vision, pension contributions,
BA or BS degree. Starting pay
Project No. 2-18 1818 Camp Ave., Lima, OH. Notice is hereby given that the $24/hour. We offer full medical, Exciting Part-time opportunity life & disability insurance after
Director of the Ohio Environmen- dental benefits, 401K and a fuel for Registered Nurse Pre-OP/ 90 days of employment plus
Bids will be received in a sealed Tax Map # tal Protection Agency, pursuant stipend for travel over 40 miles. Recovery Room in a busy Eye paid vacation, 9 paid holidays
envelope, marked "BID FOR 36-2312-01-018.000, to Ohio Revised Code Section Surgery Center. Critical care per year, funeral leave, edu-
COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT 36-2312-01-019.000, Please send resume to experience and ACLS cational & recreational benefits,
3734.02(G) and Ohio Adminis- employopp@hotmail.com.
RESIDENTIAL DEMOLITION" 36-2312-01-020.000, trative Code (OAC) Rule preferred. Must be willing to and a 401K.
to the Auditor of the City of 36-2312-01-021.000, 3745-500-220(B), granted the learn Ophthalmology. Day Shift
Lima, attention Purchasing De- 36-2312-01-022.000, Ohio Department of Rehabilita- Business Consulting Hours, No Weekends, Possess basic machining skills
partment of the City of Lima, and 36-2312-01-023.000 tion and Correction exemptions No Holidays. & knowledge in industrial elec-
Ohio, Municipal Center, 50 Lot Number: from the annual licensing fees Send resumes to: trical control wiring and trouble-
Town Square, Lima, Ohio and financial assurance re- TRADES drepko@pajkaeyecenter.com shooting, hydraulics, pneumat-
45801, until
Business 10:00 o'clock
service a.m.,
directory The Hauling
petitioner&isTrucking
requesting an Painting & Wallpaper
quirements at the or Fax (419)228-1420. ics, fabrication and welding.
Lima Time, on Wednesday, No- Appeals Hearing for the pur- Allen-Oakwood Correctional In- EXPERIENCED
vember 15, 2017. Purchasing pose of: Rezoning lots from R-1 Apply online or in person
Shrider Painting, LLC
1 !!!! A1 AFFORDABLE stitution Class II Composting Fa-
Department is located on the to B-2 CARPENTERS Monday – Friday 8 to 11:30
Buildings
3rd &Municipal
floor of the Remodeling Build-
HAULING & CLEANUP cility located at 2338 N West POWDER COATER a.m. & 1 to 4 p.m.
Attics, Basements, Garages, Street, Lima, Ohio
Interior/Exterior painting,in Allen
ing, 50 Town Square. Outside Board Members:
Appliances, Concrete, Roofing,
NEEDED Lima Powder Coating
County. This minor
pressure washing, authorization
repairs. is
of the envelope not being prop- LynnLawn,
MohlerShrubbery
(Chairman)& Tree
erlyAMISH
marked may
notRemodeling
BUILDERS
being received
result in bid
andby the Pur-
etc.
Paul Basinger
Work. FREE Estimates. Call
Larry Vandemark
Free Estimates 419-223-4637
subject to all rules, regulations,
and specified conditions. OH-7000634841019689
IMMEDIATELY!! is looking for a second shift
Laborer / Powder Coater.
Nickles Bakery, Inc.
Custom 419-221-1457 419-230-2273
OH-70002704
FULL OR PART TIME. 1950 N. Sugar Street
chasing Department
Built Homes, Garagesbefore the
& Pole LegalPaving
#771 -&October 27, 2017 The shift is 4 days a week
deadline and couldand
Barns, Roofing result in bid
Siding. LegalHauling
A&A #769 - October
Cheapest27,rates
2017in (1t)
Excavating CALL 419-230-2922 3pm till 1:30 am Monday Lima, OH 45801
beingRef.disqualified. Bids will
Av. 25 yr. exp. (1t) guaranteed. Any type of
town
then be opened and read aloud
through Thursday.
Call 419-305-0857 hauling. Will haul your junk appli- Questions: Please call
for: ances FREE! 419-371-1805 for
Our Quality will not be Beat Help Wanted General First Shift to start during 419-229-6012 or 800-776-6428
an estimate. probationary period.
Bowman
DEMOLITIONBros. Construction
OF ABAN- 1-800-SEALCOAT MUST PASS DRUG TEST. E/O/E/F/M/Disabled/Vet
Garage specialist
DONED serving
OR DILAPIDATED
Lima and surrounding
RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES
Health Care Nonnemaker Asphalt Apartment Apply from 8 am -11 am & DRUG FREE
ENVIRONMENT
ATcommunities since 1965IN
VARIOUS LOCATIONS Seal Coating, LLC. Monday thru Friday
“Building for
THE CITY OF LIMA,Building”
OHIO Maintenance
I am an Experienced Lima Powder Coating
FOR “Board for Board”
OH-70006359

Serving NW Ohio for Logistics/Transportation

THE 2018 CALENDAR Caregiver for the elderly.
We
YEAR won’t be undersold! 55 years. Asphalt Paving, 1700 Elida Road Lima, OH
419-222-9191 Any where! Any hour! Repair, Sealcoat & Striping Full time position now
References available. available for a qualified
This work shall be performed in Call 419-303-3104 419-659-2797 maint. technician with PROFESSIONAL
Chimney
accordance withService
plans and knowledge of plumbing,
specifications available in the electrical, carpentry, etc. in Co-
Home Improvements
Engineering office 50 Town
Roofing & Siding lumbus, Ohio. Must have own JUMP START YOUR
Lumpkin’s
Square, Lima,Remodeling
OH 45801
(Phone 419-221-5288), and
tools and valid driver's
Chimney work, Concrete Work license. Screening includes CAREER Piqua Transfer &
copies thereof may be obtained
Sidewalksfor
at $10.00 & Patios.
the Concrete
plans and
O's Home $39999 TRIPLE PANE drug testing. Storage Company
NOW HIRING!!
General Provisions (not refund- American Company Drivers
OH-70008631L

Removal. Siding Installation. Improvement Send resume to:

able). The check shall be made
Call 419-230-8164
payable to The City ask for
of Bill
Lima,
Windows & Siding jbecker@showemgmtcom &
Owner Operators
Windows, Doors, 419-422-7242
OH-70006922

Ohio. or fax to: 614-487-2579 Great pay! Great Benefits!

Construction & Building 332 W Main Cross, Findlay EEOC Home weekends!
David J. Berger, Mayor
Siding, Decks and Apply at:
piquatransfer.com
OH-70007898L

Legal #772 - October 27,

Plumbing too! Tree Service Or call:
Metal Roofing
November 3, 2017& Siding.
(2t)
800-278-0617
Vinyl siding, windows, Apply online:
doors. Steel buildings,
pole barns, concrete Free Estimates $$$ JEREMY'S TREE
www.securitasjobs.com
OH-70007538L

SERVICE $$$
41024629

& more. Free Estimates!! Trimming, topping, removal & garage/yard sales
Call A.S.C from 419-231-1323
7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 260-241-3457 stump grinding. Insurance & Positions Available
Workman's Comp. Free esti-
mates & diagnosis, 100 ft. Garage/Yard Sale Near
Landscaping bucket trucks. 567-825-7826 or
Fencing 567-712-1241 Lima, Ohio
** ALLENTOWN NURSERY **
JH FENCING Mulch, Shrubs, Perennials,
1650 FT. JENNINGS Rd.
Chain link, wood, vinyl Trees, Pines. Landscaping.
Waterproofing
( Delphos) Please call
fencing, wooden decks. We
do repairs. 419-296-8498
Trimming, Mulching.
FRI. & SAT. 9-6 419-537-9360
Call: 419-339-8621
Tree stand, new helmets, for information.
Handyman Land Care and much, much more! EOE M/F/D/V

Baths & Kitchens, Painting, Detailed Lawns &

OH-70009150L

815 Shrider Rd.

Flooring, Ceramic Tile,
Electrical & Plumbing, Siding Landscaping LLC (2 miles East of Lafayette)
Thurs. & Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-1
& Roofing. CALL 24/7. LawnCare Services Men's tool chest & tools, 16'
419-308-7547. FREE
Estimates! Good Prices!
Mowing. Trimming. Edging.
Mulching. Leaf Removal. Gutter Check foot fishing boat, clothing: boys
6-7 & womens, pictures, chairs,
Clean Out. Snow Removal & More out our lot's of misc!
Thomas Myers
419-549-2631 Classifieds
for
OH-70007611L

Licensed & Insured

Free
Estimates bargains!
 TLN C8 10/27/17 CLASSIFIEDS
8C Friday, October 27, 2017 The Lima News

Medical/Health Houses For Sale Apartments/Townhouses Motorcycles

agriculture autos
Delphos 2 & 3 bdrm. Stove,
WE BUY HOUSES!
Cash! Fast Closing! Vision 1
fridge, dishwasher, A/C, water,
sewer, trash provided. Section Farm Equipment Autos For Sale *BUYING BIKES*
Homes. 419-905-7755 8 and students welcome. Buying motorcycles,
419-692-9996. ATV’s and scooters.
$ $ $ $ $ CASH PAID $ $ $ $ $

OH-70006362
A Job
A Job Where
Where YOU
YOU real estate for rent
Cars & Trucks & Vans Call 419-331-2333

41019027
Houses For Rent Running or Not!
Make A
Make a Difference!
Difference 419-645-4971 419-230-5929 Ask for Tim
Manage your hours to best Apartments/Townhouses 1817 RICE AVE, 3 BR, 1.5
1986 PONTIAC FIERO
Manage
fit YOURyour hours towhile
lifestyle best bath, atta. garage, fenced back
yard, enclosed back patio with RUNS GOOD, MAKE OFFER. RVs/Campers
doing worklifestyle
fit YOUR that’s not just
while 1 Bdrm: 319 1/2 N. McDonel hot tub. $875/mo. Deposit CALL 419-234-8457.
a job, but a way to make 808 1/2 E. Elm required. Call 419-516-3817 DUTCHMAN 5TH WHEEL 1998.
andoing workHours
that’s available
not just 2 Bdrm: 1071 1/2 W. Spring 1987 HONDA PRELUDE 27' with one slide out. Good con-
impact! 3 Bdrm: 239 W. Kibby Beautiful condition, always dition. Sleeps 6. A/C. Asking
in
a job, but a way to CNA/
Putnam County. make 4 Bdrm: 319 N. McDonel
3 Bdrm: 736 E Kibby, 506 S. garaged. 91,000 miles. $1,950 $5,000. Call 419-657-6990.
STNA a plus, not required. Metcalf, 401 Elmwood Place, Call 419-225-7030 or
anFREE
impact! Hours available
training, flexible
Met OK. Call Grand Garages
@ 419-991-2945
Met OK. Call Grand Garages 614-832-5941. Trucks/SUVs/Vans
@419-991-2945
in Putnam- County.
schedules CNA/
plus bonuses
3 Bedroom Townhouse with
SAVE BIG on 1994 dark blue Lincoln Conti-
and incentives!
STNA a plus, not required. all appliances. Shawnee LIMA PROPERTIES NAPA FILTER SALE! nental. Excellent condition! 1995 Chevy Blazer S10, 2 door.
Good running motor! Good win-
schools. No Met. $725/month. 120,000 miles. Brakes & tires
FREENow Hiring for
training, flexible Call 419-233-0527 Deposit Special If it's a NAPAGold are newer. A/C is ice cold! ter or utility vehicle. Needs work.
Delphos Area
schedules - plus bonuses& 1157 W. High, 4 Bed......$510
977 W. Wayne, 3 Bed...$495 FILTER, IT'S ON $2,900. 419-516-3555. $700 OBO. Call between 5 pm -
7 pm 419-371-6363.
Putnam County
and incentives!
532 1/2 W. Wayne updated up-
stairs, 1 bedroom, 1 bath,
Call 419-225-2919 SALE!!!! 1997 BMW Z3 ROADSTER
So stop by, save money, Artic Silver. Convertible, 1.9L, merchandise
Now
ApplyHiring
online or for
at: walk-in closet, Pergo floors, tile,
appliances, C/A, no dogs, $200 and stock up for the 5 speed manual. New Wind-
CHP Home Care & Hospice
Delphos Area &
602 E. Fifth St
deposit, $350/month. Call
419-979-6728
Rent to Own! season!
2 NEW Locations:
shield, new leatherette
upholstery. New dealer in- Exercise Equipment
Putnam County!
Delphos, OH 45833 As low as $3000 down. Lima Auto & Truck Supply stalled starter. Recent oil
OH-70007131

419-695-1999 2 & 3 Bdrm Lima & Elida 1058 Bellefontaine Ave. change & air filter. Asking
Apply online or at:
www.ComHealthPro.org Accessible ground floor 2 & 3 Homes Updated, w/garages Lima 419-229-6015 $9,000. Call 419-905-0911. Minoura indoor bike trainer
•628 N Jameson.Sapcious$625 or Lima Auto & Truck West
CHP Home Care & Hospice bedrooms in Lima. $380-$390. •1045 N Main. Ranch $625 1900 Elida Rd.
stand and front wheel block
2009 FORD FUSION SEL, 91 K riser. $50. 419-236-2645.
602 E.estate
Fifth St. Call 419-225-6487 • 930 N West. 2 Car. $650
OH-70007528L

567-940-6272 miles, moon roof, FWD, Nav.

Real • 832 W O'Connor. Bsmt. $725 Sale runs October 16th
Delphos, OH 45833 www.webbapartments.com •1141 Bahama. Elida $700 through October 28th, 2017.
system, cloth seats, Sirius radio Musical Instruments
option, SYNC voice activation
63 year 419-695-1999
old woman would like • 563 W. Elm. Office. $850 Accepting Orders Now! ! system, fog lamps, security
Bath Elida Lima Shawnee www.vision1homes.com Hours M-F 7:30-6:00, Clarinet and flute. Both in
to share 1 floor, 2 bedroom
www.ComHealthPro.org
plan with a senior woman.
1 & 2 Bedroom. Coin Laundry 419-230-5797 Saturdays 8:00-4:00.
code keyless entry, cruise con-
trol, excellent condition. good condition. $150 each.
or hook-ups Appliances-Lease. 419-673-7233.
Fully furnished. $600/month. Call or text 419-303-3519
Duplex 2 Bdr/2 Bath, Garage.
Individual will be responsible
No Pets/Smoke. 567-204-1689 AnimAls
for their own personal items
and groceries. Must see to
believe! Call 567-289-9085 for Apartments/Townhouses Garden & Produce
more details. Good location! FOR SALE: GERMAN
SHEPHARD PUPPIES. AKC,
shots, wormed. Reds, black & APPLES & CIDER
BROWER COMMONS tan, black, pure white. Spencerville Road
Houses For Sale APARTMENTS $550-$700. Call 419-629-3830 Apple Orchard
2-3 Bedroom Townhomes. or 419-233-6165 419-991-5373 567-204-0695
Air conditioning, gas heat, refrigerator,
HOUSE FOR SALE: 3
washer & dryer hookups, laundry Building Contractor seeks full time
Bed, 1 1/2 bath. 601
Check out our
facility, playground, storage units,
Brower Rd., Lima
bus line, and close to mall. Elida
Schools. Income restrictions may
Warehouse Help Classifieds!

OH-70005928
$89,000. Call apply. Handicapped accessible units Responsibilities include • Loading/unloading
available. $99 Security Deposit. One
trucks • building maintenance • delivery runs So many bargains!
419-721-4620 month free rent. Call to schedule an
APARTMENTS FOR appointment. • equipment maintenance
2240 Molly Ave. Must have Class A CDL Employment Opportunity/
SALE: 145 S. Pine St., Lima, OH 45801 Send inquiries to: Jack Dunbar, Trisco Systems, Inc.,
OH-70004117
OH-70006327

includes 3 separate 419-225-5214 2000 Baty Rd., Lima, OH 45807, Fax (419) 339-1597
OH-70008939L

apartments. $125,000
Voice/TTY: 800-553-0300 or email jack_dunbar@triscosystems.com EOE. Seeking Qualified Subcontractors
COMMERCIAL BUILD-
Ken Allsup Cash Buying Section 3 HUD Act of 1968-

ING FOR SALE on 1
acre land. 139 S. Pine
St. $449,000. Call
419-721-4620
Vantage Career Center
Welding Instructor
2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR
Job Objectives:
Plans, implements and evaluates instruction in welding
curriculum designed to address a wide range of matur-
ity and skill levels. Assists secondary high school stu-
dents with post-secondary placement. Encourages
parental involvement.
Minimum Qualifications:
PROOF O.K. BY: ____________________________
Possess or be eligible for valid state department of
PLEASE
education license/certificate READ CAREFULLY
appropriate for the •posi-
SUBMIT CORRECTIONS ONLINE
tion. OH-70004117 (100%)
 Ability to successfully teach courses in Shielded
ADVERTISER: TRISCO SYSTEMS INC
Metal Arc Welding, Gas Metal Arc Welding, Flux
SALES PERSON: OHLN12
Cored Arc Welding, and Gas Tungsten Arc
SIZE: 3.416X1.75
Welding.
PUBLICATION: OH-2001 THE LIMA NEWS
 American Welding Society (AWS) Certification(s)
preferred.
 Connect the program to local businesses and
industries to meet their workforce training needs.
 Meets all mandated health requirements (e.g., a
negative tuberculosis test, medical exam, etc.)
 A record free to criminal violations that would
prohibit public school employment.
 Complies with drug-free workplace rules and board
policies.
 Keeps current with technology and other workplace
innovations that support job functions.
 Training and/or experience in behavioral
management techniques.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of in-
terest, a Vantage Career Center certified employ-
ment application, resume, transcripts, copy of cer-
tifications and three letters of reference to :
Rick Turner, Superintendent
818 North Franklin Street, Van Wert, Ohio 45891
turner.r@vantagecareercenter.com
No later than 4:00 p.m. Monday, October 30, 2017
Vantage Career Center Certified Employment
Applications and a full job posting can be found at
www.vantagecareercenter.com
Vantage Career Center is an Equal
Opportunity Employer
FORESTER & BUYER.
Job Objectives: Instruct assigned CDL classes.
Plans, implements and assesses student learning ex-
O.K. WITH CORRECTIONS
periences. Completes all required student reports in a
timely manner.
Preferred Minimum Qualifications:
PROOF CREATED AT: 10/5/2017 11:01:59 AM
 Able to provide proof of operating license of
NEXT RUN DATE: 10/07/17
commercial motor vehicle for at least 3 years during
PROOF DUE: 10/06/17 13:59:55
the 10 year period, proceding the application (code
4501.7.25
 Have no more than two moving violations in the last
three years
 Possess or be eligible for valid state department
education license/certificate appropriate for the
position.
 High school diploma or GED
 Keeps current with technology and other workplace
innovations that support job functions
 Meets all mandated health requirements (e.g., a
negative tuberculosis test, etc.)
 Complies with drug-free workplace rules and board
policies.
 Provides documented evidence of a clear criminal
record
Interested applicants should submit a letter of in-
terest, resume, and names and contact informa-
tion of three reference by 4:00 p.m. Wednesday,
November 1, 2017 to :
Rick Turner, Superintendent
818 North Franklin Street, Van Wert, Ohio 45891
turner.r@vantagecareercenter.com
A full job posting and Vantage Career Center certi-
fied employment application can be found at:
www.vantagecareercenter.com
of Standing
W/MBE Strongly Encouraged
419-674-6819
Timber. Lima, OH - Woda Construction, Inc. will soon be
rehabbing the hi-rise building at 43 Town Square,
Call Lima, OH, 45804 to be multi-family apartments and
567-674-8804
TAYLOR CREEK
retail space. The project is known as 43 Town Square,
a 47-unit community. We are seeking qualified
TIMBER James K. Allsup
8th Generation
section 3 individuals and business concerns to fill
various new hire positions and sub-contracting
OH-70007565L
contracts for various trades. On the job training will be
provided to the right candidate if necessary. Certified
MBE/WBE owned businesses/trades are also
Ohio Technical Center encouraged to inquire. If interested, please contact
Vantage Career Center Susanna Heer at 614-396-3234 or
sheer@wodagroup.com or by mail at 229 Huber
Part Time CDL Instructor
Village Blvd., Suite 100, Westerville, OH 43081.
2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR
Current Job Trades Openings:
Masonry, Rough Carpentry, Finished Carpentry,
BY: _________________________
Insulation, Roofing, Drywall, Flooring Installation,
Painting, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, Fire Sup-
pression, Pest Control, Structural Steel, Security
Systems and Final Cleaning.
a
Safety Compliance Officer
National Lime and Stone, a multi-plant, natural resource company,
is seeking a candidate for a Safety Compliance Officer. This posi-
tion will manage all aspects of safety compliance regarding safety
regulations, safety policies, accident prevention, accident investiga-
of
tion and workers' compensation at all locations. The successful
applicant should have the following education and competencies:
Education and Skill Requirements:
 College degree preferred in Occupational Safety and
Health
 3 to 5 years experience in safety compliance and thorough
knowledge of OSHA and MSHA requirements
 Positive, enthusiastic attitude
 High energy level and ability to multi-task
 Must be a team player
 Excellent communication skills
 Excellent computer skills - Excel, Outlook, Word,
Oracle
 Resourceful and well organized with attention to
detail
 Results and compliance oriented
 Eager to take on more responsibilities as they
arise
This position offers a competitive salary based on experience
and an excellent benefit package. If you enjoy working in an
environment that encourages responsibility and provides for
continued growth, please send resume, reference list and sal-
ary requirements in confidence by Monday, November 6th to:
Manager Human Resource Services
The National Lime and Stone Company
PO Box 120
Findlay, OH 45839-0120
Fax: 419-422-5990
Email: dmontooth@natlime.com
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment
Vantage Career Center is an Equal without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disa-
bility, sexual orientation, gender identity, military status or genetic
Opportunity Employer information.