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Titans reach terms with ex-Bills LB

NASHVILLE (AP) ‘ The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms Wednesday with linebacker Josh Stamer, an unrestricted free agent from the Buffalo Bills. Stamer played in 70 games during his five seasons in Buffalo. Last year he played in all 16 games and ranked second on the team with 15 special teams tackles. ‘Josh has been…

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Jones Twins still on top of standings

By Dale Stubblefield After Tuesday’s round in the Gold and Silver bowling league, Jones Twins Beauty Salon has a hold on first place with 70.5 points. Dr Pepper and First National Bank are tied for second with 65.5 points each, while Security Federal has 64.5 and Beacon Federal has 61.5. Cumberland Lumber is fifth with…

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Smoltz says his shoulder feels better

KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) ‘Atlanta right-hander John Smoltz threw in the bullpen for about 20 minutes Thursday and called the session his ‘best day’ of the spring. Smoltz said he is on track to make his first regular-season start on April 6 and said he had no recurrence of the shoulder stiffness he suffered on Friday,…

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A-Rod, Yanks don’t think Canseco book will be distraction

Rodriguez CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) ‘ Alex Rodriguez refused to address allegations by Jose Canseco, who claims he introduced the three-time MVP to a steroids dealer. ‘It’s over as far as I’m concerned,’ Rodriguez said Wednesday after his New York Yankees lost 4-0 to the Philadelphia Phillies. ‘No further comment on the matter. I’m just excited…

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Offensive woes continue vs. Oakland-Pioneers go hitless in second game

By Rob Nunley Another series with a Murfreesboro squad resulted in another pair of District 7-AAA losses for the Pioneer baseball team this week. Taking on Oakland at home on Tuesday and on the road Wednesday night, the Pioneers’ anemic offense continued to cause problems, as they managed just three hits and no runs in…

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Race for ROTY not that exciting

By Art Larson Sr. When the Sprint Cup series took the weekend off, I thought I’d enjoy the March Madness hoopla. When I started watching the first round of games, I figured that NASCAR executives must have had a hand in the scheduling process. With the east-west road trips made for the first two weeks…

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Wood says aldermen ‘turkeys’ for sewer plan

By Lisa Hobbs McMinnville officials have agreed to bore a hole under the bypass next to its intersection at Old Shelbyville Road. The digging will get city sewer from one side to the other and the city will annex a business that has requested it. The owner of Nurse One, located at 597 Old Shelbyville…

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Police figures show crime down in 2007

By Lisa Hobbs SEWELL Crime was down in McMinnville in 2007, according to a report given to city officials by McMinnville Police Chief Charlie Sewell. ‘Statistics show 2007 was another successful year in the history of the McMinnville Police Department,’ said Sewell in the report. ‘The employees worked very hard in making a positive impact…

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Qualifying deadline nears for School Board, commission seats

By Duane Sherrill While a large field of candidates appears poised to battle for the 14th District Senate seat currently occupied by Steve Roller, the same interest has not been shown for the three School Board seats up for grabs this year. According to election administrator Donna Yates, Elizabeth (Libby) Tompkins is the sole qualifier…

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