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Reloaded and ready: 2004 Titans gunning for Super Bowl

By TERESA M. WALKER AP Sports Writer The Titans will hit the field this season with a quarterback who was named co-MVP of the AFC last season, and a solid corps of receivers led by Pro Bowler Derrick Mason, shown above. Eddie George, Jevon Kearse, Robaire Smith and Justin McCareins are gone. Frank Wycheck has…

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Dementieva downs Mauresmo in U.S. Open quarterfinals

NEW YORK (AP) With a shot at claiming the No. 1 ranking, Amelie Mauresmo engaged Elena Dementieva in a contest called, “Anything you can do, I can do worse.” Mauresmo allowed an aching, ailing and double-faulting Dementieva to come back from a set and a break down to win their miscue-marred U.S. Open quarterfinal 4-6,…

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Locals win big at state Games

Photo provided Local competitors from this year’s State Senior Games included, from left, Paul Watson, Troy Jones, Judy Argo, JoAn Cantrell, Jo Dean, Jo Robinson & Carolyn Lance. Several local seniors turned in medal-winning performances recently at the Tennessee State Senior Games in Clarksville. Jo Dean Ward and JoAn Cantrell each brought home the gold,…

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WCMS football game postponed until Thursday

The Warren County Middle School football team’s game against Shelbyville Harris, which was scheduled for Tuesday night, was postponed due to inclement weather.The game was rescheduled for Thursday night, and will be played at Shelbyville High School. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

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5 years ago:

The Warren County High School girls soccer team defeated White County, 3-0. The Lady Pioneers’ goals came from Amy Broom, Kati Simpson and Leslie Scott.(Sept. 8, 1999) ••• On this date in: 1943 — New York Giants pitcher Ace Adams pitched his 62nd game, setting a major league record for the most games worked by…

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Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2004 Horoscopes

VIRGO: The year aheadChannels could open up for you in the year ahead that would make it possible for you to fulfill a long-standing ambition. Interestingly, you’ll get help by riding the coattails of those you take with you in achieving your quest. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Although you’re interested in furthering your own…

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Toll in Iraq war reaches grim milestone

(AP) Their faces, smiling or solemn, are all too familiar in our newspapers and on television. Their names sound a somber roll call — Smith, Falaniko, Ramos, Lee — a roster that seems to grow daily. U.S. military deaths in the Iraq campaign passed 1,000 on Tuesday. The troops lost are sons and daughters from…

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I don’t care if officers drive fast

Duane Sherrill Is it OK for an officer of the law to speed if there’s no apparent emergency which he or she has to get to? This was a question brought to the forefront recently by a college student who questioned a deputy’s speed in what many locals call the “citizens arrest incident,” the name…

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John Kerry’s real vulnerability

William Rusher By now, John Kerry must rue the day he and his campaign strategists decided to make his four months in Vietnam the centerpiece of his campaign. It seemed like a good idea at the time. All the polls showed the voters were deeply concerned over the war against Muslim terrorists, and considered President…

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