Stories from Monday, May 10, 2004

Gov. Phil Bredesen told Motlow State Community College graduates on Saturday that the list of priorities he drew up as a young man in 1957 still holds true -- with one addition. Bredesen and original faculty member Martha Scarborough spoke during spring graduation ceremonies, which were held for the second straight year in Calsonic Arena on the Celebration grounds. ...

A custom 1971 Harley Davidson motorcycle stolen from a Normandy-area home last week was recovered early Saturday morning in Lincoln County. Lisa Harminson, Martin Lane, told Deputy Scott Jones the motorcycle was taken between 5 a.m. last Wednesday and 3 p.m. Friday...

Shelbyville couldn't have picked a better time to put it all together than now in the District 8-AAA tournament playoffs. The Eagles went 2-0 in the first rounds of the tournament defeating both Franklin County and Tullahoma Friday and Saturday respectively at District 8-AAA's host site, Tullahoma High School...

Win and play another day, lose and the season is over. That was the scenario when Cascade's Champions took the field against Culleoka Saturday afternoon at Tomahawk Stadium in Winchester in District 11A Tournament action. The Champions claimed a 11-4 win and advance to play Moore County tonight at 7...

Win one, advance one. That's what Shelbyville did Saturday when they defeated Lawrence County in a 4-1 decision in District 8-AAA tournament action. The Eagles not only won, they dominated throughout the game allowing lots of people to see lots of playing time...

At least one Bedford County team remains in the District 11A Tournament at Culleoka as Cascade's Lady Champions defeated Community's Viqueens 5-1 Saturday. The Lady Champions (13-11) face Cornersville this afternoon. If they win they play again tonight, lose and they're done...