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Florey posted four wins in the last five games
ST. LOUIS – For the fourth time this season and second week in a row, University of Evansville freshman pitcher Morgan Florey has been named the Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Week.
Florey had another strong week in the circle as she picked up four victories while notching an ERA of 1.70 over 24 2/3 innings of work. She struck out 20 batters while walking just six. In what has been the best game of her young career at UE so far, Florey opened up Tuesday’s doubleheader at SIU with a complete game 1-hitter as the Purple Aces earned a 1-0 win. In game two against the Salukis, Florey went right back to work, entering the game in the third with the contest tied at 2-2. She threw the final 4.2 innings, giving up just three hits and striking out seven before the offense pushed the winning run across in the 6th.
The Peoria, Ill. native threw another complete game in the second game of Saturday’s doubleheader at Indiana State, going five innings while giving up two runs. On Sunday, she came in and threw four innings of relief once again as UE scored twice in the seventh to clinch the series. Her four wins this week brought her season win total to 15. At the plate, she hit .267 with a home run, four RBIs and a pair of runs scored.
This weekend, Florey and the Purple Aces will be back in action as they are set to host Missouri State in a 3-game set at Cooper Stadium on Saturday and Sunday.
Web.com Tour Wives to Partner with Youth First for Kids and Families
“Stuff a Caddy for Kids!†will take place on Wednesday, April 27th, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Schnucks Newburgh, 8301 Bell Oaks Drive, Newburgh, IN. Members of the community are invited to stop by to purchase and donate snacks and supplies for kids and families participating in Youth First’s free programs. Youth First serves Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey, Gibson, Pike and Martin counties in southwest Indiana.
The Web.com Tour Wives, Youth First staff and volunteers, representatives of United Companies, the United Leasing Championship, Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union and Kitch & Schreiber will be on hand to stuff two Cadillac ESVs (provided by Romain Buick GMC Cadillac) with the donated supplies.
The media is invited to attend.
This community outreach event is being held in conjunction with the United Leasing Championship. The Web.com Tour event gets underway on Thursday, April 28th at Victoria National Golf Club.
Web.com Tour Wives is under the umbrella of the PGA TOUR Wives Association, Inc., which is a not-for-profit organization to render support and provide assistance to needy children and their families through the means of charitable events. The committee chair for this event is Lacy Randolph, wife of Web.com Tour player Jonathan Randolph.
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The Indiana Supreme Court clarified an employment discrimination case Friday afternoon in one of the last opinions written by retiring Justice Brent Dickson. The decision explained when summary judgment should be used and what courts should be looking for when deciding such cases, ultimately affirming the Court of Appeals.
Adam Gaff appealed a case where summary judgment was granted to his employer, Indiana-Purdue University of Fort Wayne, after he was terminated. He said the trial court erred when it granted summary judgment as that violated his federal and state constitutional claims.
Indiana’s summary judgment standard is higher than the federal standard, and the COA said Indiana’s standard does not apply to lawsuits that fall under the Civil Rights Act of 1964’s Title VII standard, as Gaff’s did. It affirmed summary judgment for the school. The Supreme Court, however, said Indiana’s standard ruled.
Dickson wrote a plaintiff seeking a federal statutory cause of action in Indiana courts is subject to federal law. However, state court proceedings in which a claim is pursued are governed by the law of forum, in Gaff’s case Indiana law.
“Thus, while the plaintiff’s cause of action arises under federal law, summary judgment proceedings arising under Indiana Trial Rule 56 are governed by Indiana summary judgment procedure jurisprudence,†Dickson wrote.
Because of that, instead of the moving party, Gaff, having to show IPFW lacks evidence on a necessary element, IPFW had to affirmatively negate Gaff’s case.
The Supreme Court said IPFW did that because the only “protected activity†Gaff claims under the statute is his complaint that a co-worker called him derogatory names based on his weight and sexual orientation. Those did not meet the definition of discrimination because of sex, race, national origin or some other protected class, so IPFW satisfied its burden to negate the plaintiff’s claim.
The case is Adam Gaff v. Indiana-Purdue University of Fort Wayne, 02S03-1604-PL-201.
Kaila and Jeremy Byers, Boonville, Ind., daughter, Savannah Jo, Apr. 16
Jennifer and Zachary McClellan, Evansville, son, Elliot Anthony, Apr. 17
Jessica and Robert Duff, Newburgh, Ind., daughter, Chloe Evelynn Kay, Apr. 18
Elizabeth and Jeremy Cocco, Evansville, son, Zachary Alexander, Apr. 18
Ashley and Matt Grasso, Evansville, daughter, Caroline Nicole, Apr. 18
Nicole and William Weaver, Derby, Ind., sons, Weston Paul, and Camden Wyatt, Apr. 18
Chelsea Jenkins and Adam Barchet, Evansville, daughter, Lucille Marie, Apr. 18
Kara and Ryan Falls, Evansville, daughter, Lillian Jo, Apr. 19
Ashley and Andrew Hanshew, Evansville, daughter, Hadleigh Gwen, Apr. 19
India Jones, Evansville, daughter, Ameena Mo’Nae Louise, Apr. 19
Demi and Eric Westlund, Princeton Ind., son, Brooks Eric, Apr. 19
Kendall and Bryce Arbuthnot, Owensville, Ind., daughter, Kamryn Rylee Mae, Apr. 19
Casey and Eric Ikemire, Mount Carmel, Ill., son, Jack Douglas, Apr. 19
Doris Weller and Gaige Brokaw, Evansville, daughter, Brealan Taylor, Apr. 19
Lauren and Adam Carr, Morganfield, Ky., son, Camden David Scott, Apr. 20
Jessica and Brian Baumeyer, Evansville, daughter, Brielle Rae, Apr. 21
Natalie and Jacky Isham, Mount Carmel, Ill., son, Jackson Lee Wayne, Apr. 21
Angie and James Attebury, Mount Vernon, Ind., son, Liam James, Apr. 21
Lori and Anthony Keil, Haubstadt, Ind., daughter, Lydia Elizabeth, Apr. 22
Danielle and Ryan Shepard, Carmi, Ill., daughter, Alexandria Katherine, Apr. 22
Angela and Codie Draper, Evansville, daughter, Riley Dawn, Apr. 22
Whitney and Caleb Vile, Tennyson, Ind., daughter, Jubilee May, Apr. 22
Kayla and Tyler Richter, Vincennes, Ind., daughter, Gioia Ruth, Apr. 23
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Present room service menu choices to patients using a “Spoken Menu†model at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, while complying with patients’ diet prescription and…
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Print part of 16 watercolor painting exhibition celebrating Indiana’s Bicentennial
 First Lady Karen Pence, Indiana’s Bicentennial Ambassador, will join staff from the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center to unveil one of 16 watercolor paintings by the First Lady in the newly-named Indiana Arts Building, formerly known as the Home and Family Arts Building. The entire collection will be displayed on exhibition in the Indiana Arts Building during the Indiana State Fair, August 5-21, as part of Indiana’s Bicentennial celebration. Details below.
Tuesday, April 26:
2:00 p.m. EDT – First Lady Karen Pence to unveil one of 16 watercolor paintings displayed on exhibition at the Indiana State Fair
*Media are welcome to attend and are asked to enter through Gate 1. Parking will be available in front of the Indiana Arts Building, highlighted on the attached map.
Indiana Arts Building – 1202 E. 38th St., Indianapolis, IN
For the fifth-straight year and the 11th-time in the last 13 years, the University of Southern Indiana women’s golf team will play in the NCAA Division II East Super-Regional Tournament. The three-day, 54-hole tournament is May 2-4 at Panther Creek Country Club in Springfield, Illinois.
USI, which either has had a team or an individual qualify for the NCAA II Tournament for the last 14th seasons, earned the fourth seed in the 12-team field after finishing third this past weekend at the Great Lakes Valley Conference Championship.
The top three teams along with the top three individuals, not on a top-three team, will advance to the NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championships, which is May 18-21 at Common Ground Golf Course in Aurora, Colorado. The championships will be a part of the 2016 NCAA Division II Championship Festival, which is hosted by Metropolitan State University of Denver and the Denver Sports Commission.
Sophomore Taylor Howerton leads the Eagles this spring, posting a 77.8 shots per round average (spr) since joining the squad in January. She was USI’s top finisher at the GLVC Championships this past weekend, placing sixth with a 10-over 226 (78-76-72).
Howerton is joined by an experienced squad of Eagles in junior Allison Koester and seniors Anastasia Carter, Brittanie Garrison, and Molly English. Carter, who won the GLVC individual title in 2014, was second on the squad with a 78.5 spr, while Garrison, who earlier this spring shattered the USI records for 18 and 54 holes at the Perry Park Spring Fling and tied for 12th at the GLVC Championships, has a 79.17 spr in 2015-16.
Koester, who was the 2015 GLVC individual champion and tied for 12th this year in the GLVC Championships, was fourth on the squad with a 79.2 spr. English rounds out the Eagles’ top five with an 81.4 spr.
As a team in 2015-16, USI posted a 314.7 spr as a team in 11 tournaments. The Eagles also won five tournaments this year, including three of the last four in the spring.
The Eagles will be one of six GLVC teams earning a spot in the 12-team field. Second-seeded University of Indianapolis, fifth-seeded University of Missouri-St. Louis, 11th-seeded Lewis University and 12th-seeded Drury University also qualified for the event.
The remaining six slots in the field went to Grand Valley State University (first), the University of Findlay (third), Ashland University (sixth), California University (Pennsylvania) (seventh), Northwood University (eighth), and Trevecca Nazarene University (ninth).
In the 2015 NCAA II East Super-Regional, USI placed seventh with a three-round 958 (321-308-329). Garrison was the Eagles’ top player last spring with a three-round 235 (77-76-82) and tied for 17th.
| Thursday, April 28th |
Fundraiser | 6:00 PM | Ben Shoulders for County Commissioner Steak Night Fundraiser
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| Tuesday, May 3rd |
Primary Election Night | 6:00 PM | Primary Election Night Celebration
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| Saturday, May 7th |
Fundraiser | 7:00 PM – ??? | Mike Goebel for County Council Fun-Raiser
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| Thursday, May 12th |
Fundraiser | 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Young Professionals for Ben Shoulders for County Commissioner Fundraiser
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| Friday, May 13th |
Fundraiser | TBA | Lockyear for Coroner Golf Scramble
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| Friday, May 20th |
Fundraiser | TBA | USW Golf Scramble for John Gregg for Governor Golf Scramble
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| Saturday, May 21st |
Fundraiser | 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM | John Gregg for Governor Fundraiser
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| Thursday, May 26th |
Fundraiser | 8:00 AM | Vanderburgh County Democratic Party Golf Scramble
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| Saturday, June 11th |
Fundraiser | Shotgun Start 9:00 AM |
Posey County Democratic Party Golf Scramble
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| Saturday,| June 11th |
Fundraiser | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM | Shannon Edwards for Ccounty Recorder Rummage Sale Fundraiser
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| Friday, June 17th |
Fundraiser | 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM | Steve Melcher’s 25th Annual Freedom Labor Breakfast
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| Thursday, August 11th |
Fundraiser | 5:00 PM | Missy Mosby’s Annual 39th Birthday Party
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| Saturday, September 10th |
Fundraiser | TBA | Rick Riney for Perry Township Trustee Annual Fish Fry
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