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A big ol’ mess of squirrels

Photo provided Tyrus Keel, the son of Skip and DeAnn Keel, took four squirrels recently while on his first huntt with his dad. Tyrus was using a 20 -gauge shotgun.

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Duck season to be split

Joey Wray Tennessee’s waterfowl hunters can begin making plans for the coming duck and Canada goose season, now that the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission has established the 2004-05 bag limits and season dates. Duck hunters across the state will be able to hunt until late January and also enjoy two opening days with a split…

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Piller has surgery on injured arm, out three to five months

NASHVILLE (AP) Titans guard Zach Piller’s season could be over after surgery to repair his ruptured left biceps. Piller underwent surgery Monday and is expected to miss three to five months. He could be placed on injured reserve, which would end his season, but Titans spokesman Robbie Bohren said Tuesday that decision hasn’t been made…

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Rookie readies to replace Piller; Hentrich has MRI on back

NASHVILLE (AP) Hurricane Ivan gave the Tennessee Titans an extra day of rest. They will need every minute of it to heal and teach rookie Jacob Bell how to work with the starting offensive line. The question of whether the Titans can choose experience over youth depends on the health of Pro Bowl punter Craig…

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Thursday’s frosh football game moved to 6:30

The Warren County High School freshman football team’s game, which was scheduled for 6 p.m. on Thursday night against Tullahoma, has been rescheduled and will now kick off at 6:30 p.m. at Nunley Stadium. The Pioneer freshmen will enter Thursday’s game with a 2-0 record, having already scored wins over Coffee County and White County.

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5 years ago:

Hendersonville scored three touchdowns in the first four minutes on the way to a 50-21 win over WCHS. Nick Pelham’s 83-yard TD catch and as Landis Crabtree’s 92-yard kickoff return were two of the Pioneers’ bright spots on the night.(Sept. 17, 1999) ••• On this date in: 1963 — Matty, Felipe and Jesus Alou took…

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Major League Baseball strikeout leaders

National League: RJohnson, Arizona, 257; BSheets, Milwaukee, 228; Schmidt, San Francisco, 224; OlPerez, Pittsburgh, 212; Oswalt, Houston, 186; Clement, Chicago, 183; Clemens, Houston, 183. American League: Santana, Minnesota, 233; PMartinez, Boston, 203; Schilling, Boston, 177; KEscobar, Anaheim, 169; FGarcia, Chicago, 160; Lilly, Toronto, 154; Harden, Oakland, 146; Zito, Oakland, 146.

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Pioneers look to get back on the right track

By ROB NUNLEY Sports Editor for the Southern Pioneer defender Ben Dunn (8) dives to attempt a stop while a group of his teammates fall into pursuit of White County’s Billy Baker Friday night. The memory of last week’s disappointing loss, combined with the annual distraction of the Warren County Fair, will be weighing on…

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Ka-BOOM!!!

The Steelers’ Cameron Lusk and Nicholas Mathis team up to make the stop on Titan running back Lee Carden during Saturday’s 7- and 8-year-old action in the Warren County Junior Football League. The WCJFL opened its season at Nunley Stadium with a full morning of gridiron action featuring all of its age divisions.

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Youth soccer kicks off

The Warren County Youth Soccer season kicked off Saturday at Pistole Park, with 11 games in a full day of action. In the under-13 boys league, Dependable Brakes opened its season with a 7-1 win over Outdoor Shop, while Boyd and Boyd Nursery took a 3-1 win over Todd’s Security. Taco Bell clipped Womack Printing…

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