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THE TAILGATE NEWS, southernarkansastailgatenews.wordpress.com * JANUARY 24, 2020 5 The following report will be presented weekly, courtesy of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, from the most recently incarerated per- son on CCSO jail log. January 24 - Michael Jones, 55, Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Child Support. January 23 - Julie Reynolds, 41, Arkadelphia Police Department, Failure to Appear. January 23 - Shelbie Rose, 21, Malvern Police Department, Terroristic Threatening. January 22 - William Mosley, 39, APD, FTA. January 22 - Marcus Hendrix, 46, CCSO, Parole Hold. January 22 - Purifoy Cedric, 23, APD, Criminal Michief, DC, Obstructing Residential Safety. January 21 - Carola Rodriguez, 61, APD, Public Intoxication. January 19 - Dashawn Jones Jasper, 28, APD, Failure to Appear. January 19 - Marcus Boyer, 30, CCSO, Domestic Battery 3rd. January 18 - Miguel Rios, 30, CCSO, Domestic 3rd Battery. January 18 - Maximillian Rios, 39, APD, Theft of Property less than $1,000. January 18 - Anthony Howell, 48, APD, Pulbic Intoxication, in public or highway. January 18 - Devin Yarbero, 19, APD, FTA. January 17 - Karla Gonzalez, 33, APD, FTC. January 16 - Shawntell Dixon, 41, APD, Hold. January 16 - Marie Louise Farus/Calhoun, 47, CCSO, Court Date, Endangering the Welfare of a Minor (felony). January 16 - Tyler Marquise Hartley, 21, Caddo Valley Police Department, Possession of a fire arm by certain person. Driving on suspended license, 15 mph over the limit. January 16 - Arleen Davion Banks, 21, CVPD, Possession of a controlled substance, less than 4 ounces. January 16 - Christopher Bernard Gregory, 26, APD, FTA. Clark County Jail record The only locally owned pharmacy in Clark County! Arkadelphia (870) 346-3044 Gurdon Ph: (870) 353-4442 Hrs: Mon - Fri: 9-6 p.m. Saturday: 8-12 p.m. Easy transfer of RX’s Drive thru windows Gift section AllCare Pharmacy partnered with the Arkadelphia Police Department this holiday season to provide Christmas gifts to some special families. When you think of AllCare we want you to think of family that is always there for you. Feb. 4 Tuesday HOME Foreman JH/SH 5:30 p.m. Gurdon Go-Devils Basketball Schedule, Boys Feb. 4 Tuesday HOME Foreman SH 5:30 p.m. Lady Go-Devils Basketball Schedule GOOD 3-POINT SHOT - Gurdon’s var- sity Go-Devil basket- ball team fell to highly ranked Acorn on Friday, January 17, 44- 37, but Coach B.J. Rogers said defense did excellent that evening and the young team is learning a lot. Royrick Anderson, #23, sinks a 3-pointer. Anderson, a junior and forward for Gurdon, had 11 points and 3 rebounds in the Acorn Tigers game. (John Nelson photo) Gurdon defense good against first place Acorn Lady Go-Devils win 54-47 over Mt. Ida, improving By JOHN NELSON Tailgate News Editor The Gurdon Go-Devils hosted the Acorn Tigers Friday night, January 17 and lost a hard-fought ball game 44-37. Go-Devil Head Coach B.J. Rogers said Gurdon went into the game 2 and 9, while top ranked Acorn was 16-6. “It was a close game,” Coach Rogers said. “We played the best defense we have played all year. Acorn has been averaging 65 points a game and we held them to 44.” Acorn led the game quarter by quarter, 16-4, 20-13, 32-25 before the 44-37 victory. Bryson Carter, #13 sophomore point guard for Gurdon, led the Go-Devil scoring with 18 points, had 4 steals and 2 assists. Coach Rogers said his young team had three turnovers. Rogers said Royrick Anderson, #23, a junior and forward, was also in double figures with 11 points and had 3 rebounds. The Go-Devils went on the road to Mt. Ida on Tuesday, losing 64- 43. Coach Rogers it leaves Gurdon 1-6 in the conference and 2-11 overall. He said the Mt. Ida game was tied up at the half, 27-27. Gurdon scored 16 points after the half to Mt. Ida’s 37 points. The coach said, “We played well in spurts but need consistency.” By JOHN NELSON Tailgate News Editor The Lady Go-Devils of Gurdon went on the road Tuesday, Jan. 21 and defeated the Ladies of Mt. Ida, 54-47! Head Gurdon Coach David Davis said the victory means “the Lady Go-Devils are now 3-4 in the conference and in fourth place - which is a better position than they have been at this point of the basketball season in 15 years.” Quarter by quarter, it was Mt. Ida 11-10 after one, Gurdon 30-27 at the half and Gurdon 46-34 after three, as the Lady Go-Devils secured their 54-47 victory at game’s end. Lady Go-Devil forward Michaela Mansfield, #44, led the scoring with 24 points and team mate and guard Ashley Blalock had 12 points. Coach Davis said guard and #3 Rayann Williams scored 15 points. Davis said, “This was the first time all year we had three people in double figures. They are getting better. And Ashley and Rayann are sophomores so we can shoot at making state tournament.” Coach Davis said the Ladies basketball schedule will be heavy at home during the first week of February, with Arkadelphia here on Feb. 3, Foreman, Feb. 4, Murfreesboro, Feb. 6 and a make-up game hosting Dierks on Friday, Feb. 7. “The boys will play in these games before district tournament as well,” Coach Davis said. “And the nights may be four gamers or two gamers, depending on make-up game schedules.”
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THE TAILGATE NEWS, southernarkansastailgatenews.wordpress.com * JANUARY 24, 2020 5
The following report will bepresented weekly, courtesy of theClark County Sheriff’s Office, fromthe most recently incarerated per-son on CCSO jail log.
January 24 - Michael Jones,55, Clark County Sheriff’sDepartment, Child Support.
January 23 - Julie Reynolds,
41, Arkadelphia Police Department,Failure to Appear.
January 23 - Shelbie Rose,
21, Malvern Police Department,Terroristic Threatening.
January 22 - William Mosley,39, APD, FTA.
January 22 - Marcus
Hendrix, 46, CCSO, Parole Hold.January 22 - Purifoy Cedric,
23, APD, Criminal Michief, DC,Obstructing Residential Safety.
January 21 - Carola
Rodriguez, 61, APD, PublicIntoxication.
January 19 - Dashawn Jones
Jasper, 28, APD, Failure toAppear.
January 19 - Marcus Boyer,
30, CCSO, Domestic Battery 3rd.January 18 - Miguel Rios, 30,
CCSO, Domestic 3rd Battery.January 18 - Maximillian
Rios, 39, APD, Theft of Propertyless than $1,000.
January 18 - Anthony
Howell, 48, APD, PulbicIntoxication, in public or highway.
January 18 - Devin Yarbero,
19, APD, FTA. January 17 - Karla Gonzalez,
33, APD, FTC. January 16 -
Shawntell Dixon, 41, APD, Hold.January 16 - Marie Louise
Farus/Calhoun, 47, CCSO, CourtDate, Endangering the Welfare of aMinor (felony).
January 16 - Tyler Marquise
Hartley, 21, Caddo Valley PoliceDepartment, Possession of a firearm by certain person. Driving onsuspended license, 15 mph overthe limit.
January 16 - Arleen Davion
Banks, 21, CVPD, Possession of acontrolled substance, less than 4ounces.
January 16 - Christopher
Bernard Gregory, 26, APD, FTA.
Clark County
Jail record
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Easy transfer of RX’s
Drive thru windows
Gift section
AllCare Pharmacy partnered with the Arkadelphia Police
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Feb. 4 Tuesday HOME Foreman JH/SH 5:30 p.m.
Gurdon Go-Devils Basketball Schedule, Boys
Feb. 4 Tuesday HOME Foreman SH 5:30 p.m.
Lady Go-Devils Basketball Schedule
GOOD 3-POINT
SHOT - Gurdon’s var-
sity Go-Devil basket-
ball team fell to highly
ranked Acorn on
Friday, January 17, 44-
37, but Coach B.J.
Rogers said defense did
excellent that evening
and the young team is
learning a lot. Royrick
Anderson, #23, sinks a
3-pointer. Anderson, a
junior and forward for
Gurdon, had 11 points
and 3 rebounds in the
Acorn Tigers game.
(John Nelson photo)
Gurdon defense good
against first place Acorn
Lady Go-Devils win 54-47
over Mt. Ida, improving
By JOHN NELSON
Tailgate News Editor
The Gurdon Go-Devils hosted the Acorn Tigers Friday night,January 17 and lost a hard-fought ball game 44-37.
Go-Devil Head Coach B.J. Rogers said Gurdon went into thegame 2 and 9, while top ranked Acorn was 16-6.
“It was a close game,” Coach Rogers said. “We played the bestdefense we have played all year. Acorn has been averaging 65 pointsa game and we held them to 44.”
Acorn led the game quarter by quarter, 16-4, 20-13, 32-25 beforethe 44-37 victory. Bryson Carter, #13 sophomore point guard forGurdon, led the Go-Devil scoring with 18 points, had 4 steals and 2assists. Coach Rogers said his young team had three turnovers.
Rogers said Royrick Anderson, #23, a junior and forward, wasalso in double figures with 11 points and had 3 rebounds.
The Go-Devils went on the road to Mt. Ida on Tuesday, losing 64-43. Coach Rogers it leaves Gurdon 1-6 in the conference and 2-11overall. He said the Mt. Ida game was tied up at the half, 27-27.
Gurdon scored 16 points after the half to Mt. Ida’s 37 points. Thecoach said, “We played well in spurts but need consistency.”
By JOHN NELSON
Tailgate News Editor
The Lady Go-Devils of Gurdon went on the road Tuesday, Jan. 21and defeated the Ladies of Mt. Ida, 54-47!
Head Gurdon Coach David Davis said the victory means “the LadyGo-Devils are now 3-4 in the conference and in fourth place - which isa better position than they have been at this point of the basketballseason in 15 years.”
Quarter by quarter, it was Mt. Ida 11-10 after one, Gurdon 30-27 atthe half and Gurdon 46-34 after three, as the Lady Go-Devils securedtheir 54-47 victory at game’s end.
Lady Go-Devil forward Michaela Mansfield, #44, led the scoringwith 24 points and team mate and guard Ashley Blalock had 12 points.Coach Davis said guard and #3 Rayann Williams scored 15 points.
Davis said, “This was the first time all year we had three people indouble figures. They are getting better. And Ashley and Rayann aresophomores so we can shoot at making state tournament.”
Coach Davis said the Ladies basketball schedule will be heavy athome during the first week of February, with Arkadelphia here on Feb.3, Foreman, Feb. 4, Murfreesboro, Feb. 6 and a make-up game hostingDierks on Friday, Feb. 7.
“The boys will play in these games before district tournament aswell,” Coach Davis said. “And the nights may be four gamers or twogamers, depending on make-up game schedules.”
