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Two-time Ole Miss captain Tim Elko didn’t get his Kirk Gibson moment, but the senior first baseman, who tore his ACL in a blowout win over North Alabama April 5, still had a night to remember on Saturday.
Elko pinch hit for Hayden Leatherwood in the bottom of the eighth in game two. He popped up to second base, but before he saw a single pitch, he was greeted by a standing ovation from the 8,879 fans in attendance at Swayze Field. That might have been the coolest thing I’ve ever seen, Graham said. Tim’s kept a great attitude through the whole thing. (The injury) hasn’t let him have a bad day once, as tough of a situation as that is. To see Swayze as excited as they were, it was the coolest thing I think I’ve ever seen on a baseball field. That was awesome.
Elderly Tennessee couple escapes memory care unit by using Morse code training to crack door code
When asked how they did it the husband said he had previously worked with Morse code in the military and was able to listen to the code as staff punched it in. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 2:46 PM EDT April 30, 2021
LEBANON, Tennessee An assisted living facility in Lebanon is being fined after a husband and wife were able to escape its memory care facility in March using military Morse code training.
According to the report filed with the Tennessee Board for Licensing Health Care Facilities, the husband has been diagnosed with dementia and the wife has Alzheimer s disease. The two have been living at Elmcroft of Lebanon since July 2019 and both have been able to remain independent in all activities with daily assistance and safety checks from staff.