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Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2013 theworldlink.com I 75¢ State’s Forestry More bones unearthed Dept. cuts seven jobs

BY THOMAS MORIARTY The World

COOS BAY — As logging in state forests comes to a standstill, the local state forestry office is feeling the crunch. According to Oregon Depart- ment of Forestry spokesman Rod Nichols, the state anticipated the need to cut seven positions at its Coos District Office. Nichols said the reductions are coming from 23 positions that handle the Elliott State Forest Management plan. Harvest yield for the 2013-2014 fiscal year was initially anticipated at 40 million board feet, but ODF has reduced those expectations to 15 million board feet. Logging at 11 timber sales in state forests, including the Elliott, is currently suspended under an injunction handed down by a fed- eral judge in November. All 11 sales are in identified mar- bled murrelet habitat, a threatened seabird whose nesting grounds By Alysha Beck, The World have become a focal point in the An Oregon State Police crime team was on scene Tuesday at Anchor Inn R.V. Park in Port Orford where human remains were found by a maintenance crew Monday after- policy fight over the Pacific North- noon. Curry County, Port Orford and Oregon State Police are conducting an investigation and have yet to determine the cause of death. west’s coastal forests. The Elliott was Oregon’s first state forest, and helps generate education funding through timber Port Orford park owners are stunned sales that feed the state’s Common School Fund. Spokesman Dan Postrel said the state plans to have the job cuts in BY ALYSHA BECK AND remains were discovered Tuesday as officers effect by July 1. Postrel said ODF is AMY MOSS STRONG “This happened long before continued to investigate the scene. trying to find alternative place- The World The additional remains appeared to be in a ment for affected employees else- we got here. Whatever sleeping bag. where in the department. PORT ORFORD — The owners of a Port Port Orford Police Chief Marvin Combs Reporter Thomas Moriarty can Orford RV Park where human remains were happened probably happened said the discovery set off a death investigation be reached at 541-269-1222, ext. discovered Monday say they’re baffled as to in the last five years, but that involved officers from his department, 240, or by email at thomas.moriar- how a body got there. Curry County Sheriff’s Office and Oregon [email protected]. Follow him Anchor Inn RV Park owner Craig Lundberg, we’re just not sure what State Police. on Twitter at @ThomasDMoriarty. who’s owned the park for about a year with his Lundberg was unwilling to comment on the wife Malinda, said that whatever occurred happened or when.” investigation, saying he didn’t feel he had enough information to say anything, but he probably happened before they owned the Craig Lundberg complex. did confirm that Oregon State Police were New owner of Anchor Inn RV Park “This happened long before we got here,” “sifting through everything” and that he Lundberg said Tuesday afternoon. “Whatever doesn’t believe it was a homicide. BAH happened probably happened in the last five “But I think I’ll just wait for the experts on years, but we’re just not sure what happened that,” he said. “I know they’re working on it or when.” and everything will come out in the wash.” a medical examiner conducts an autopsy and Police officers investigating the human He and his wife live at the RV park located begins determines whether a criminal investigation remains uncovered said they are treating the about a half block off U.S. Highway 101 within scene as if it were a homicide as a precaution. needs to take place. the city limits of Port Orford. They have been Oregon State Police Sgt. Andy Kenyon said Kenyon said a reconstructionist also would remodeling and revamping it over the last year moving Tuesday afternoon that there is “no indication use equipment, including lasers, to help police to turn it into a 55-and-older park. of foul play” at the scene, but it is standard create a “to-scale diagram of the scene” for “I heard it was pretty wild here before we procedure to treat an investigation of this type future use in the investigation. owned it,” Lundberg said. “But I don’t think as if it were a homicide until that possibility is Maintenance workers found a human skull they’ll know for a while what happened and process ruled out. underneath a trailer around 1 p.m. Monday I’m sure it was before we got here. But by the The cause of death will be determined after after it was moved at the RV park. More same token, we have to deal with it now.”

BY TIM NOVOTNY The World

COOS BAY — This is moving week for Bay Area Hospital as they Manhunt ends at Lincoln City motel begin to utilize their four-story, $45 million state-of-the-art addi- tion. The opening of their new wing Man suspected of killing his is taking place in a stage-by-stage process designed to make the grandparents is captured move as seamless as possible. Community Relations Director Barb Bauder says they decided to BY LAUREN GAMBINO ed with water cannon blasts, bull- make the move in stages because The Associated Press horn shouts and tear gas, officers there are a lot of new processes breached the door, which Boysen involved in the move. LINCOLN CITY — An alert reportedly had barricaded with a “This made more people avail- Oregon seaside motel employee refrigerator. able to help with the move and helped police capture a They found him lying on the handle any issues that may come Washington state man suspected floor on his back with apparently up,”she said. of killing his grandparents, ending serious self-inflicted cuts, Lincoln On Monday, all outpatient clin- a multistate manhunt. City police Chief Keith Kilian ical services on the first floor, Tactical officers from several said. He was flown to Legacy including cardiac, pulmonary agencies swarmed to the tourist Emanuel Medical Center in rehab and outpatient infusion town of Lincoln City after a prop- Portland where nursing supervi- made the move, along with the erty manager at the WestShore sor Judy Pahl said today his condi- The Associated Press Cafe Espresso Bar. The intensive OceanFront Suites recognized tion had been upgraded from crit- A police vehicle parks on a street near the Westshore Oceanfront Suites on Tuesday care unit started taking in patients Michael Boysen’s face and name ical to serious. in Lincoln City, where Michael Boysen, who is suspected of killing his grandparents Tuesday morning, while the post- after seeing him on television and No officers were hurt in the last weekend in Renton,Wash., was captured after a standoff. surgical floor, with 30 private called police early Tuesday. standoff, which Kilian termed room beds, will open Thursday. Boysen, 26, checked in under “very successful.” The bodies of Boysen’s grand- King County deputies, which is “It’s been incredible,” Bauder his own name Monday night, King County sent two detec- parents were found Saturday in why Urquhart called Boysen said. “We stayed on time and on motel owner Kent Landers told tives to Oregon in hopes of talking their suburban Seattle home, a extremely dangerous at a Monday budget. It was a great team effort The Oregonian. with Boysen, Sheriff John day after Boysen was released news conference. Investigators with everyone coming together to Police used a robot equipped Urquhart said. Depending on his from prison. also determined that Boysen had get the job done.” with a video camera and a micro- medical condition, he’ll have to go Officials also learned that been searching the Internet for That doesn’t mean the work is phone to communicate with through extradition, then King Boysen had made threats against gun shows. completely finished at the hospital. Boysen Tuesday in hopes of per- County hopes to “get him back his relatives and law enforcement Boysen just finished serving suading him to surrender. After a here for trial,” the sheriff said officials while behind bars. That SEE BAH | A8 tense daylong standoff punctuat- Tuesday evening. information was passed on to SEE MANHUNT | A8

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C M C M Y K A2 • The World • Wednesday, March 13,2013 Y K South Coast rld’s City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local h e W o T ek Officer finds bomb Thefts & neW e O ly during traffic stop Mischief On COOS COUNTY COQUILLE — A local police officer found more March 11, 7:46 a.m., gas siphoned than he bargained for during POLICE from gas tank, 63400 block of a routine traffic stop Satur- REPORTS Railroad Road. day night. March 11, 8:00 a.m., found strange sheep in the yard but According to the Coquille searching for a stolen vehicle Police Department, an offi- have moved on, 57500 block of that was taken Monday night Fat Elk Road. cer conducting a stop for a after the keys were left in the speeding violation off state ignition. March 11, 8:08 a.m., burglary, Highway 42 located a sus- Coquille police received a 11700 block of state Highway 42. pected pipe bomb in the call around 6:10 a.m. Tues- March 11, 9:20 a.m., report taken stopped vehicle. The driver day from a person claiming for six counts of violation of a told the officer it was an his vehicle was taken by an restraining order, 93700 block of improvised explosive device Howard Lane. left over from the Fourth of unknown subject at approxi- July. mately 5 a.m. Tuesday March 11, 9:45 a.m., theft of a lap- top computer in a UPS package, The Oregon State Police morning after the keys had 63100 block of Noah Road. Bomb Squad was contacted been left in the ignition and and advised the officer how the doors unlocked the pre- March 11, 10:26 a.m., trailer and to secure the device. The vious night. garden shed broken into, 91300 bomb squad will examine the Police are asking for the block of Cape Arago Highway. device to determine whether public’s assistance in locat- March 11, 1:46 p.m., unlawful it is an actual explosive ing the green 1996 GMC entry into motor vehicle and device and what charges can 2500 with Oregon plates. theft of items, 89800 block of be filed. Anyone with information Cape Arago Highway. Thief takes unlocked regarding the unauthorized March 11, 2:46 p.m., burglary of a use of this vehicle should shed and theft of wire occured car with keys inside contact the Coquille Police over the weekend, 61800 block Coquille police are Department, 541-396-2114. of Seven Devils Road. March 11, 4:36 p.m., recovered HALF PRICE stolen vehicle behind building, Sample what downtown NB offers 91100 block of Cape Arago High- way. NORTH BEND — Treat to location sampling beer yourself to a leisurely and wine, while enjoying the COOS BAY evening of samplings and charming downtown of engaging conversations dur- North Bend. March 11, 7:53 a.m., unauthorized ing Downtown North Bend’s use of a motor vehicle, 1600 Sip ‘n Stroll on Friday, March Rosen’s art featured in block of North Eighth Street. SALE 15. March at library March 11, 11:14 a.m., unauthorized Enjoy tastings from a vari- entry into a motor vehicle, 1300 BANDON — Dr. Leonard ety of wine and beer, amidst block of North Bayshore Drive. For 5 DAY HOME the setting of the fine stores, Rosen’s art will be displayed through March at the Ban- March 11, 1:10 p.m., criminal mis- restaurants and galleries that chief, 1400 block of Yew Street. North Bend has to offer. The don Public Library, 1204 11th DELIVERY SUBSCRIPTIONS Sip ‘n Stroll starts at 5 p.m. at St. S.W. March 11, 1:23 p.m., man arrested Rosen died Jan. 15 at the for violating restraining order, Engles Furniture, 2079 Sher- meth possession and a probation man Ave. age of 95. What he left behind is a timeline of his life violation, 2500 block of Ocean SALE DATES MONDAY MARCH 11 At check-in, guests pay Boulevard. $10 to receive a souvenir on canvas and paper. wine and beer glass as well a The public is invited from March 11, 1:48 p.m., theft, 1300 TO MONDAY MARCH 18 program that lists each pour- 3-6 p.m. Saturday to cele- block of Ocean Boulevard. ing location. Guests will then brate the man, husband, March 11, 4:21 p.m., unlawful All orders paid in advance. Digital subscription requires be able to stroll from location doctor and artist. entry into a motor vehicle, 1100 registration of account. Subscription will automatically renew at block of North Ninth Street. standard rates. Offer valid only in home delivery service areas – March 11, 5:41 p.m., theft of items from a storage shed, 500 block not for mail delivery. 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C M C M Y K Wednesday, March 13,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local

Wall heater leads to Outdoors TODAY See GO! Saturday Beaulieu Hearing Center Open House 9 a.m. to 5 fire at tattoo business p.m., Beaulieu Hearing Cen- ter, 2112 Broadway, North Bend. Ear and hearing aid I Quick response by Scott Graham said a passerby the chair or something in the inspections, solutions to noticed flames shooting chair.” tinitus and information on firefighters helps to from a window at the busi- There were no injuries and Starkey hearing aids. ness, located at 1074 Virginia the adjacent apartment did Schedule by calling 541-756- save apartment Ave., around 3:45 a.m. Tues- have a working smoke detec- 6337. day morning. tor, which was blaring as Wednesday Business Connec- BY TIM NOVOTNY The main North Bend Fire firefighters arrived on scene. tion 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., The World Station is just a couple of A message left to cus- The Mill Casino-Hotel blocks away, and that helped tomers on the Flying Chick- Salmon Room East, 2201 NORTH BEND — An early firefighters to respond within en Tattoo parlor’s Facebook Tremont, North Bend. RSVP morning fire inside a Virginia about two minutes of the ini- page thanked the communi- at 541-266-0868. No host Avenue tattoo parlor could tial call. Graham said the ty for its support. luncheon. Guest Steve Clark have been worse if not for the quick response helped them “This small town has OSU VP of University mar- quick response of firefighters to hold the fire to the bottom some amazing people in it. keting and relations. from a nearby station. floor and keep it from Thank you to each and every South Coast Senior Singles About two dozen North spreading to the apartment. one of you. I will be working Club Meeting noon, Hum- Bend firefighters were on the “The room of origin was out of a temporary location boldt Club, 2056 Sherman scene within minutes, keep- burned up pretty good,”Gra- asap.....I will keep you Ave., North Bend. No host ing the flames inside the Fly- ham said. “But the guys did a updated. Again, thank you all lunch. 541-751-9059 ing Chicken Tattoo parlor very, very good job contain- for your support.” Bingo 6:30 p.m., Bay Area from spreading to an ing it.” Reporter Tim Novotny can Senior Activity Center, 886 attached apartment. They Graham said the fire was be reached at 541-269-1222, S. Fourth St., Coos Bay. also took the lone occupant caused by a wall heater that ext. 235, at tim.novotny@the- Cost: Early bird, 25 cents; out safely. had been left on after hours. worldlink.com, or on Twitter regular, $5 pack and $1 spe- North Bend Fire Chief “The fire started either with at @novots34. cials. 541-269-2626 Cape Arago Audubon Society Meeting 7 p.m., Coos Bay Library hosts free writing workshops Public Library, 525 Ander- son Ave., Coos Bay. Eric Clough, Bruce and Diane The North Bend Public noon Saturday. Her tips I The workshops will Follansbee share Costa Rica Library is sponsoring a series include a new way to find and wrap up at 3 p.m., reading and Arenal Conservation of free workshops Friday and use poetry writing prompts, with the writers. area experience. Saturday, as part of the and basic steps to edit and The workshops will be Oregon Book Awards author shape your poem. The work- held the North Bend Public THURSDAY tour. shop lets poets work on their Library, 1800 Sherman Ave. I Katie Kacvinsky will craft with other writers in a Attendance is free, but space Beaulieu Hearing Center lead a workshop from 4-5 supportive group environ- is limited, and participants Open House 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday titled, “Falling ment. are asked to register by p.m., Beaulieu Hearing Cen- into Young Adult Fiction.” I Aria Minu-Sepehr will emailing Susan Denning at ter, 2112 Broadway, North Bend. Ear and hearing aid Kacvinsky will discuss the teach about memoirs, “The [email protected]. inspections, solutions to crucial element she needed Black Sheep of Nonfiction” For more information tinitus and information on in order to publish in the YA at 1 p.m. Saturday. about literary arts programs, Starkey hearing aids. genre, as well as the writing Participants will review the call 503-227-2583, or visit Schedule by calling 541-756- advice that took 10 years to formal difference between www.literary-arts.org 6337. unlearn before she was suc- nonfiction and the more cre- cessful. She’ll also share ative memoir. Minu-Sepehr Christian Women’s Let’s Do some of her writing secrets. will look at tools including Lunch 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m., Red Lion Hotel, 1313 N. Lacvinsky worked in the “compression” and “round- Bayshore Dr., Coos Bay. $13 entertainment industry and ing the corner.” ALL inclusive. RSVP and arrange as a high school English I Kerry Cohen will lead child care. 541-808-0625 teacher before deciding to “Writing Memoir” at 2 p.m. Kids Clothes write full-time. She is an Saturday. Participants will AARP Volunteer Tax Aide Oregon Book Award finalist discuss what their memoir noon-3 p.m., Lakeside Lions in young adult fiction for her might be and how to get at its Club, 890 Bowron Road, novel, “First Comes Love.” truth. Participants should Lakeside. Bring photo ID, SS 50% OFF card, 2011 and 2012 tax I Carrie Seitzinger will come prepared to do a short on the 14th & 15th info. lead a poetry workshop at writing exercise. Art Walk North Bend 5-8 p.m., Crystal Dolphin, 1901 Sherman Ave., North Bend. The case to stay Featured: handwork beads by Jason Trebolo. Easy Lane Frames and Select Art Gallery, 3440 Broadway open evenings Thrift Store and various locations at 306 S. 2nd St., Coos Bay Pony Village Mall, 1611 Vir- 541.269.9704 ginia Ave., North Bend. 623- Seventy percent of con- businesses can stay open 261-9825 sumer spending takes place longer, increase their sales, after 7 p.m., and downtowns and make downtown a more FIRST Fundraiser at Ciccarel- are dying because businesses appealing destination for li’s 5-9 p.m., Ciccarelli’s, close early, says Destination locals and visitors. The free 2076 Sherman Ave., North Development International, webinar is at 10 a.m. New Spa Models Bend. 541-756-1999 a consulting firm that helps Thursday, and participants Elkton St. Patrick’s Day Din- communities develop better must register before 8:15 ner 6 p.m., Elkton Commu- downtowns. a.m. at www.ddiexpertsolu- nity Education Center, The Coos Bay Downtown tions.com/webinars/down- 15850 state Highway 38, Association invites anyone town-open-6pm/.For infor- Elkton. Traditional Irish interested in revitalizing mation, contact Nathan fare. Suggested dondation, local downtowns to a DDI Jurey, the downtown associ- $10. RSVP at 541-584-2692 webinar, “Is Your Downtown ation’s Main Street manager, or butterfl[email protected] Open after 6 p.m.?” The at nathan@coosbaydown- Five New Coquille Valley Seed Library webinar will describe how town.org. Meeting 6 p.m., Owen Models in Stock Building, 225 N. Adams, Coquille. Soil health presen- Starting at $ tation by Mark Sturges. Meetings 2,995 Oregon Carousels: Creating TODAY — 6 p.m., district conference New Traditions Program 7 room, 936 Salmon Harbor Drive; p.m., North Bend Public North Bend Public Library — 5 regular meeting. Library, 1800 Sherman p.m., library, 1800 Sherman Ave., North Bend. Darrell Ave.; regular meeting. Umpqua Soil and Water Conserva- Jabin presents a documen- tion District — 6:30 p.m., district North Bend School District #13 — tary film on Oregon office, 1877 Winchester Ave., Carousels. 5:15 p.m., school district office, Reedsport; regular meeting. 1913 Meade St.; special meeting. Lakeside City Council — 7 p.m., 3133 Broadway, North Bend • 541.756.2051 FRIDAY Bunker Hill Sanitary District — city hall, 915 N. Lake Road; regu- Mon. - Fri. 8am-6pm; Sat. 8:30am - 5pm; Sun. 10am - 4pm 7:30 p.m., district office, 93685 lar meeting. AARP Volunteer Tax Aide 9 east Howard Lane.; regular a.m. to 1 p.m., College Park meeting. Community Church, 2548 MONDAY Newmark Ave., North Bend. Lakeside City Council — 7 p.m., Bring photo ID, SS card, THURSDAY city hall, 915 N. Lake Road; spe- Saturday, March 23rd, 2011 and 2012 tax info. Winchester Bay Sanitary District cial meeting. 5:00 PM Marshfield High Room to Grow Resale Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting School Auditorium noon-1 p.m., 383 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. Hors d’oeu- Lisa M. Porter, C.P.A. vres and a drawing. 541- 808-3900 We make house calls Students $5.00 – Adults $10.00. Coos Bay Stamp Club Meet- Reception follows at Black ing 2-4 p.m., Coos Bay Pub- • Income Tax Market Gourmet — $25 lic Library Cedar Room, 525 Both Events: Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. • Payroll 541-267-3614 Students $25 – Adults $30 What’s Up features one-time events and • Bookkeeping limited engagements in The World’s Meet the Producer/ coverage area. To submit an event, Director & Cast! email [email protected]. 541-267-4518 A young woman’s quest to beat addiction and become a ballet dancer Coos Bay Division Filmed in Happy Valley, OR ALDER WANTED & Vancouver, WA Also MAPLE and ASH ••• Saw Logs ••• Timber Tickets: available at Antiques & Collectibles, 235 S. Broadway, Coos Bay ••• Timber Deeds Or at the Door; or call Rick, 541-297-8659 Contact our Log Buyers at A production of the ETPA & Highland Light Productions • More info: 541-266-8989 Ed Groves: 541-404-3701 Pat: 541-206-4105 A Benefit for the Egyptian Theatre! C M C M Y K Y K

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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Fellowship, service, legacy

Just as a dying flower gregation. The 20th century bered the Apostles. solved their fellowship. Our view becomes mulch for blossoms saw the church grow from In a way, the church sac- But that’s not the end of A defunct Coos Bay church to come, a fading institution plucky startup to communi- rificed the last of its energy First Presbyterian. With will live on in charitable may nourish the future. ty mainstay, with more than for the community’s good. the money from the build- endowments. We had the opportunity 400 members in the 1950s. The city identified the ing’s sale, the former this week to witness an Its building at 438 Elrod Ave. Elrod Avenue lot as an ideal members are endowing What do you think? example of such nurture. bustled not only with wor- site for a fire station. The various community After a sumptuous lunch at ship and Sunday School, but Presbyterians, rattling endeavors. The biggest The World welcomes the Oregon Coast Culinary also scout troops, a youth around in a too-big build- chunk, $100,000, will pro- letters. Email us at Institute, members of Coos hostel, day care and more. ing, sold. vide scholarships, specifi- [email protected]. Bay’s defunct First The church’s decline is a Pieces of the old building cally targeting non-tradi- Presbyterian Church pre- familiar story. America’s remain in service, including tional students at SWOCC. sented a $100,000 check to so-called “main line” a hardwood floor that Since the money came the Southwestern Oregon Protestant denominations shines in the new fire sta- from taxpayers, its use for Community College have dwindled for decades. tion. But the congregation’s the community’s benefit is Foundation. Mill closures in Coos Bay move to temporary quarters fitting. First Presbyterian The Presbyterians — a accelerated the erosion. By began the church’s final did much good in its life- dozen or so — are the rem- 2009, the remaining wor- chapter. As 2012 ended, the time. It will do more after nants of a once mighty con- shippers barely outnum- last of the members dis- its demise. Where’s the beef?

In an iconic commercial, two old ladies, after looking inside a nearly empty ham- burger bun, demand of the hapless fast- food clerk, “Where’s the beef?” The phrase expresses outrage at false advertising — pretending there’s something of substance in the sandwich when there’s really noth- ing there. False advertising or false political postur- ing: When it comes to Republican panic over debt and taxes, it’s time to look over our bifocals and demand, “Where’s the beef?” Last week, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan said, “We’re going to have to talk to each other in order ... to delay a debt crisis, how to save this country from the fiscal train wreck that’s coming.” As if talking across the aisle is so hard. Here’s an idea for Ryan, House Speaker John Boehner DONNA and Senate Minority BRAZILE Leader Mitch McConnell: Public Forum Stop crowing about the Columnist sequester cuts at the same time you’re flapping in faux panic about the effect of the cuts. Wounded by the they see this along the highway? stories about my daughter Haley Instead of trying to force-feed rancid aus- Don’t they have to revisit their and her second place win in the Write to us terity down the throats of the American grief when they see someone drive-by grieving VFW’s “Voice of Democracy” The World welcomes your letter. public, sit down with President Obama and else’s memorial along the high- speech contest. A big “thanks” congressional Democrats and work on a I have wanted to vent my views Write to [email protected], way? What does this accom- to the community for all of their fiscal recipe that empowers the middle regarding highway memorials for plish? Don’t they realize what or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. support as well. class. I’ll even cook up some gumbo for the 20 years. My daughter died in a this puts other people through? I Please use your real name. I 400 words maximum. confab. single-car accident in 1993. She Please quit forcing me to In partial answer and expla- I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- When Ryan told reporters this week that was 32 years old.My father,moth- relive my grief issues over and nation to the letter from Charles ness complaints, poetry or religious the budget “will come to a crescendo this er and only sibling were all dead by over again. Thank you. Romoli of Coos Bay, that was testimony. summer,” all I could do was sigh. Another the time I was 38. I know what Pat Fox printed in the Public Forum, the I Please list your address and manufactured crisis. grief is, big-time. Seeing these Coquille only criteria that the kids who daytime phone for verification. What are the ingredients of our fiscal memorials along the highways enter the annual contest are stew? Wall Street and the financial markets always brings it all back. I must judged on at every level is a for one. What was Wall Street’s reaction to relive it all, over and over again, three- to five-minute audio the sequester? A yawn. The Dow Jones has because someone else doesn’t Kudos recording of each speech based We felt the care been setting record highs this week. seem able to grieve in private. on the given theme for the year. Apparently, Wall Street thinks business is My heart goes out to all those They are not judged in person. during our loss good and the financial future bright, people who erect these memori- With heartfelt thanks, may regardless of the sequester, debt ceiling, als at the side of the highway. I The recording of Haley’s speech, budget crisis or whatever from Congress. know how they feel, but why do and the speeches of all of the god bless Bay Area Hospital, But taxes? Taxes are a plague; they’re they need to put me through the Support felt for state winners, may be heard at Coos Bay Chapel and each per- like leprosy. Surely taxes are too high! grieving process again and www.vfw.org/Community/Voic son who touched our lives dur- But are taxes too high? Not according to a again? What does this accom- Haley’s speech e-of-Democracy. ing our loss. November analysis by The New York Times, plish for them? Don’t they feel I want to thank Tim Novotny Dave DeAndrea Robert McMullen which reported, “the combination of all this overwhelming grief when and The World staff for their North Bend Coos Bay income taxes, sales taxes and property taxes took a smaller share of their income (in 2010 — the latest year available for the study) than it took from households with the same infla- Salvaged by stupidity tion-adjusted income in 1980.” But, wait! Isn’t the debt too high? Isn’t the deficit out of control? Doesn’t Wash- Nobody is going to win the a country desperate for a com- ington have a spending addiction? Doesn’t Battle of Sequester Gulch. The forting, compromising outlook. it need to go on a crash spending diet? Republicans are going to lose, Almost all of them maintained Again, no. Washington is in the midst of the Democrats are going to lose, that the party’s identity depend- trimming almost $4 trillion from the federal President Barack Obama is going ed upon an unwavering opposi- budget, stirring in spending cuts, some rev- to lose, the economy is going to tion to new taxes. enue from the so-called fiscal cliff deal and lose, the nation’s image is going At first the Republicans looked savings on the interest on the debt. The plan to lose, and the entire political intransigent: the party of no. Obama has put forth deals with the debt class is going to lose. Then late last year, battered, they without imposing austerity,providing instead In the unlikely event you don’t agreed to raise taxes. But rather a recipe to grow our national economy. intuitively know the case against than seem flexible and responsi- That $4 trillion figure was the goal of the both parties, here’s a political ble — any halfway good public- deficit hawks Alan Simpson and Erskine primer for our time: relations firm could have made that case easily — they now seem Bowles and their commission, by the way. The case against the GOP It’s also the figure that both sides agreed confused and unfocused. would be needed to rein in the national They limped out of the 2012 And while it is possible to argue debt. And $4 trillion in cuts — deficit elections bleeding from multiple that the Republicans have bent reduction — is what Paul Ryan proposed in wounds — their presidential can- more than the Democrats since his budget for 2011. didate stumbled over immigra- the election,they still are regarded and who might have blamed the words of Sen. Graham of South So where’s the beef? tion, portrayed as the stubborn party in this economic crisis on his predeces- Carolina, born in a town called The argument was never really about the very people struggle. This is not an easy task, sor for a bit too long, perhaps Central, often at the center of spending cuts vs. increased revenue, since whose votes he but they have accomplished it. forgetting that he asked for the things but seldom a centrist. needed as slugs both Democrats and Republicans agreed The case against the Dems job of president. This is his take: “We might have the cuts were going to happen. The only with their The Democrats profited for a maneuvered ourselves into some question was who got hurt in the process. palms up for a Obama won the election and few years by portraying their place that is so stupid that we Ryan’s austerity-for-the-middle-class, government claimed a second-term mandate rivals as obstructionists, failing have to do something rational.” prosperity-for-the-upper-class approach handout and the public might not have con- to recognize that their convic- The world’s sole superpower was soundly rejected on Election Day 2012. showed no ferred upon him. Ordinarily this tions were as strongly held and as forced to be rational as a result of Until the country demands, “Where’s the DAVID affinity for might not be toxic, but the low deeply rooted as the Democrats’. its own stupidity. But in the end, beef?” we’ll have political heartburn — SHRIBMAN understanding point of his first term was when The worst-case scenario: This the much-avoided truth may be politicians grandstanding and casting blame the middle- he reminded Rep. Eric Cantor of would be today’s paralysis car- that it is easier, and better, to do rather than working together to solve prob- Columnist class Americans Virginia of what he already ried on endlessly, which would a big budget deal — the grand lems, rather than agree to anything progres- who his advisers knew: that Obama was president challenge our faith in democracy. bargain — than to implement the sive that President Obama might propose. told him were the swing voters. and the then-GOP minority Put aside the question of who is sequester. Yes, President Obama and congressional Some Republicans concluded whip was not, and that elections punished most severely by the Let’s see how stupid our pub- Democrats deserve some of the blame, but that the only thing wrong with had consequences. sequester and whether it is really lic servants can be in the hope since the ascent of the tea party on Capitol Tea Party ideas were that they Translated into English that bad for the economy. This that they might wake up and do Hill, the Republican strategy has been to hadn’t been advocated with meant: I won, you lost, get in impasse undermines our system the rational thing. Maybe they shut down the federal government by any enough conviction and imple- line, Buster. and is a symbol of our leaders’ will. Because now it is clear that means possible and paralyze the country. mented with enough enthusiasm. That was maybe not the best inability to do what they were nobody is going to win the Battle Donna Brazile is a senior Democratic Others argued that the problem negotiating tactic for a president elected to do: not to win a debate of Sequester Gulch. strategist, a political commentator and with the party was that it showed whose engagement in direct but to serve the country. Contact David Shribman at contributor to CNN and ABC News. a harsh, uncompromising face to negotiations is a part-time thing The best-case scenario: In the [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Wednesday, March 13,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Wife can’t Officials to bargain forgive husband who harder for state space SALEM (AP) — Oregon has to spur more competition rate for suburban Class A cheated put landlords on notice that it among landlords. office space at just over 30 DEAR ABBY: I have been expects better deals for state In the Salem area, the state percent. married 30 years and have office space. leases about 1.2 million square Taxpayers should be raised four children to adult- Negotiations for 58 state feet of privately-owned office pleased that the state is capi- hood. I recently found out my office leases throughout space. That’s about 25 percent talizing on a market that husband has been having an Oregon have been frozen, of Salem’s office market. favors tenants, Arthur said. affair with a prostitute from a state officials confirmed. The “They are certainly the Landlords will still get the strip club. He paid all her liv- reason: the state wants to act 800-pound gorilla in our market rate for rent “just less ing expenses and promised to like a private-sector company, market,” said Curt Arthur, a than some had anticipated,” marry her. She was 26 when it exerting as much clout as pos- real estate broker and manag- he said. started; he is 56. He told her sible in lease negotiations. ing director of Sperry Van The state’s Enterprise his wife had run away with Oregon could save tens of Ness Commercial Advisors Leadership Team,a group cre- another man and that he was millions of taxpayer dollars on LLC in Salem. ated in 2011, is leading the divorced. When I confronted office leases with more effec- The soft market for office effort to change the state’s The Associated Press tive bargaining tactics, space makes it an opportune approach to real estate leas- him, he lied, lied, lied. Marcos Ugarte, 15, poses for a photo in Troutdale. The He wants to continue liv- according to state-hired real time to squeeze concessions ing. Congressional Medal of Honor Society has chosen Ugarte as one ing together and pretend estate consultants. from building owners, such as Eleven of the 58 office leas- nothing happened. He went of four recipients this year of its citizens hero award, the Rather than automatically free rent.Sperry Van Ness sta- es in limbo mature between to counsel- Oregonian reported Tuesday, March 12. Last September, he renewing leases, as it often tistics indicate that 2012 was now and the end of August, so ing and saved an 8-year-old boy from the second story of a burning does, the state is poised to Salem’s weakest office market time is short to resume nego- DEAR quit. Then house. He is the only minor to ever win the award. demand better terms. It hopes in 15 years, with the vacancy tiations. ABBY he went to a psychia- Troutdale teen honored trist, who Oregon bill would raise diagnosed PORTLAND — A a second-story bedroom him with a Troutdale teenager who when he spotted flames, “mixed per- climbed a ladder to rescue and his father couldn’t cigarette tax by $1 a pack sonality an 8-year-old boy from reach him. disorder.” the second story of a Eduardo Ugarte SALEM (AP) — Raising people not smoke.” to pay for their addiction, He says he burning house has gotten charged into the house to cigarette taxes by $1 a pack Critics said the tax hike said Rep. Jason Conger, R- wants to national recognition and try to rescue the boy but would make it too expensive would be particularly harm- Bend. JEANNE make up for an award for his courage. was forced back by for some minors to take up ful to people with low “I see a real moral hazard PHILLIPS his mistake The Congressional flames. smoking, public health incomes, who smoke at in this issue,” Conger said, with me, Medal of Honor Society So Marcos Ugarte advocates told an Oregon much higher rates than the noting he’s not opposed to but all the says Marcos Ugarte is one of grabbed a ladder, scurried legislative panel Tuesday in wealthy, and to businesses pricing cigarettes out of the while he was having unpro- four winners of this year’s to the second floor, urging the increase. that sell tobacco products. reach of young people. tected sex. Citizen Service Before Self punched out a screen The House Revenue “This is an extremely At $1.18 a pack, Oregon’s I doubt he’ll ever stop lying award, The Oregonian window and coaxed the Committee heard public tes- regressive tax on tobacco tax ranks 29th in the to me because he always has. I reported Tuesday. terrified boy out. timony on cigarette taxes but Oregonians,” said Mark country and below the can’t spend the rest of my life In September, Ugarte “I knew I couldn’t took no action. Nelson, a lobbyist for R.J. national average of $1.49, looking over my shoulder and his father, Eduardo mess up because there was “Cigarettes are unsafe at Reynolds Tobacco Company said Colleen Hermann- because this has happened Ugarte, heard screaming a a life on the line,” Ugarte any level of consumption,” and 7-Eleven Inc., whose Franzen, advocacy and com- before, although not to this few houses away, and said. Bud Pierce, a Salem oncolo- convenience stores sell about munications manager at the extent. He said he just “led a they bolted out the door Ugarte and the three gist and president of the $400 million worth of ciga- American Lung Association. double life” and he doesn’t to help. others were picked Oregon Medical Association, rettes each year in Oregon. The tax hike would dis- want to do it anymore. He They found a house on among 23 finalists nomi- told the committee. “We Taxing a product that courage children from smok- admitted he did it because he fire and family members nated by police and fire need to take this step and people are addicted to might ing and would also encour- never thought he would get outside. An 8-year-old officials, mayors, gover- move forward, do all we can encourage them to forego age some adults to quit caught. boy had locked himself in nors and residents. to make people not smoke. other spending that could smoking or smoke fewer cig- During this long affair, he Paying more money makes improve their health in order arettes, she said. was brazen, arrogant and abu- sive to me. Now he wants to be attentive, but he makes me Governor Kitzhaber signs sick. What do I do? —CAN’T Obituaries TRUST HIM IN NEW JERSEY Dorothy Louise Blair was born Dec. 6, 1917, and three beautiful daughters, DEAR CAN’T TRUST Columbia River bridge bill Dec. 6, 1917 - March 10, 2013 moved to California when Sandy, Kim and Kelly; HIM: Only you can decide she was 18 years old. She Sandy’s husband, Charlie that, but in order to do it A memorial service will be resided in Long Beach, Calif., and son, Chuck; grandsons, SALEM (AP) — Oregon rationally, without anger or held for Dorothy Louise for more than 50 years and Scott and his children, Lance Gov. John Kitzhaber has STATE vengefulness, I’m advising “Dottie” Blair, 95, of Coos lived in Maui, Hawaii for a and Todd and his children; signed a bill to pay for the you to make up your mind Bay, at 1 p.m. Saturday, short time in the 1940s. She granddaughters, Pam and state’s share of a new DIGEST AFTER some sessions with a March 16, at Nelson’s Bay graduated Sigma Cum Laude Erin and her children; great- Interstate 5 bridge connect- psychologist on your own. Area Mortuary, 405 Elrod from Long Beach City granddaughters, Carrie and ing Portland and Vancouver building “at a significant What your husband wants at Ave., in College at 59 years old and Falin; great-great-grand- over the Columbia River. speed.” Coos Bay. A this point is far less important was very proud of that children, Jacob and Aleah; The governor signed the Coast Guard needs than what YOU want. And visitation accomplishment. She moved dear friends, Patty and measure on Tuesday author- why you would want to con- will be held to Napa, Calif., and lived Helen; and last but not least, izing $450 million in bonds. more info on newbridge tinue in a marriage to an abu- from noon there for 20 years before her lovers, Charlie and Sam. The money will only be PORTLAND (AP) — The sive philanderer is something to 6 p.m. moving to Coos Bay in the She was preceded in death spent if Washington state Coast Guard says it needs only you can answer. Thursday early 1990s. by her grandchildren, Erin comes up with its own $450 more information before it DEAR ABBY: I am a gay and from 9 She loved to talk, laugh and Shelly. million share, the federal can consider a permit for the man who has been single for a.m. to noon and was a great writer. She “She has flown away government puts up more proposed new Interstate 5 seven years. I met this guy, on Friday at Dorothy Blair lived her life to the fullest home and is dancing with than $1 billion and the U.S. bridge over the Columbia “Mark,”about 10 months ago Nelson’s Bay and she loved Coos Bay. She the stars.” Coast Guard issues a permit. River between Portland and and we hit it off immediately. Area Mortuary. Inurnment sadly leaves behind her fam- Arrangements are under Kitzhaber says this proj- Vancouver. We have almost everything in will be at the Scottsburg ily and friends and all those the direction of Nelson’s Bay ect is a priority for the state In a letter to project man- common except that I’m a Cemetery in Scottsburg. she loved. She will be Area Mortuary, 541-267- and he’s hopeful Washington agers last week, the district Democrat and he’s a “Its been a little bit tragic, missed. Her journey in this 4216. will pass similar legislation commander in Seattle, Rear Republican. We both know but mostly magic, she had a life was beautiful. Sign the guestbook at this year. Adm. K.A. Taylor, said the how we feel about our politi- good life all the way.” Dottie Dottie is survived by her www.theworldlink.com. agency can’t start a public cal differences and decided to SUV hits restaurant comment period until man- damaging entry way continue dating anyway. Emma Jean McCain and fish farm. They sold Quinney, Korbyn Bertrnd, agers assess economic My problem concerns my LAKE OSWEGO (AP) — A impacts on the Columbia July 23, 1933 - March 7, 2013 fresh trout and salmon to Devon Bertrand, Emma other gay friends, mostly world markets. Emma Bertrand, Royce Coons and fire official in the Portland River navigation channel. Democrats, who don’t like Memorial services will be worked at many restaurants Jaylynn Marbury; sisters, suburb of Lake Oswego says a The Oregonian reports Mark because he’s a held for Emma Jean McCain, in Randle as a cook, which Lila Conklin of Idaho and teenage driver backed an the agency wants details Republican. I have tried 79, of Randle, Wash., at 3 includes Maple Grove Resort Helen Sams of Idaho; and SUV into a restaurant, dam- concerning mitigation for explaining to them that we p.m. Saturday, March 16, at Cafe which she owned and brother, Gary Hester of aging the front porch and three upriver manufacturers overlook our differences and the Randle Church of the operated. Emma was known Oregon. entry way but causing only whose giant products concentrate on the many Nazarene. A potluck will fol- for her homemade maple She was preceded in death one minor injury. wouldn’t fit under the lower things we have in common, low. A pri- bars and cinnamon rolls, by her former husband, Roy Deputy Fire Marshal Gert clearance of the new bridge. and they should try to do the vate intern- personality and smile. She McCain; parents, Glen Zoutendijk said there were The Columbia River same. But they no longer ment will be liked nothing more than to Marshall and Althalia only nine customers in the Crossing needs a Coast invite me to gatherings and held at sit around the table sharing a Hester; brother, Harley small restaurant Tuesday Guard permit decision by their phone calls have ceased. Silverbrook cup of coffee with family and Hester; and sisters, Edna afternoon. Sept. 30 to apply for federal I feel hurt and rejected by Cemetery friends. Hester and Glenis Moore. The fire official says the money essential to the $3.4 my closest friends, some of following Emma is survived by her Sign the guestbook at unidentified driver hit the billion project. whom I have known my the memo- four daughters, LeArla and www. theworldlink.com. whole life. I feel torn between rial service. Tom Jarvis of Myrtle Point, them and Mark, who is some- Emma Emma McCain Maralee Park of Beaverton, Funeral Death Notice one I really care for. 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C M C M Y K Wednesday, March 13,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation and World WORLD Fire burns after tug, barge DIGEST Google pays $7M fine hit Louisiana gas pipeline in Wi-Fi privacy case SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — LAFITTE, La. (AP) — A fire that ignited Google will pay a $7 million when a gas pipeline was hit by a tug boat fine to settle a multistate pushing an oil barge burned into the morning investigation into a snoopy hours today in a bayou south of New Orleans software program that amid reports that oil had leaked into the water. enabled the Internet search There was still liquid petroleum gas in the leader to intercept emails, 19-mile pipeline and authorities were wait- passwords and other sensi- ing for it to burn out, Coast Guard Petty Offi- tive information sent several The Associated Press cer Alex Washington said. years ago over unprotected Visitors wait for the smoke from the chimney on the Sistine Chapel dur- Coast Guard Ensign Tanner Stiehl said the wireless networks in neigh- ing the second day of the conclave to elect a new pope, in St. Peter’s collision happened Tuesday at about 6 p.m. borhoods across the world. Square, at the Vatican, today. CDT on Bayou Perot, in a marshy area near The agreement announced where Lafourche and Jefferson parishes Tuesday covers 38 states and The Associated Press meet, about 30 miles south of New Orleans. the District of Columbia, A pipeline burning after a collision near Bayou Perot part of the area where house- Cardinals divided over The tugboat and barge were engulfed in 30 miles south of New Orleans on Tuesday. holds and local merchants flames and heavy smoke billowed from the unwittingly had some of who should be pope scene. their communications on “All crew members were able to exit the crude oil, the Coast Guard said. The tug boat tug; the captain reportedly suffered second had 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel. Wi-Fi networks snatched by ural course of the election BY NICOLE WINFIELD to third-degree degree burns,” the Coast WWL-TV reported that the tug’s captain Google Inc. from early 2008 and didn’t signal divisions The Associated Press Guard said in a news release early today. was transferred to the burn center at Baton until the spring 0f 2010. among cardinals. He noted Stiehl said the barge was carrying oil and Rouge General Hospital. Google stopped the data VATICAN CITY — Car- that only once in the past “there have been reports of oil in the water.” Stiehl said the pipeline,which was in shallow collection in May 2010, shortly dinals remained divided century had a pope been Washington said authorities were waiting water, is owned by San Ramon, Calif.-based before the company revealed over who should be pope elected on the third ballot: until daylight to get an idea of how much oil Chevron. He said the company has isolated the cars taking street-level photos today after three rounds of Pope Pius XII, elected on the had leaked from the barge. pipeline from other mains, “so only whatever for its online mapping service voting, an indication that eve of World War II. was in the pipeline will be able to burn.” also had been grabbing infor- disagreements remain “This is very normal,” he The barge was holding 92,000 gallons of mation transmitted over Wi-Fi about the direction of the said. “It’s not a sign of par- networks that had been set up Catholic Church following ticular divisions within the in homes and businesses with- the upheaval unleashed by college, but rather of a nor- Border security expo begins out requiring a password to Pope Benedict XVI’s sur- mal process of discernment.” gain access. prise resignation. A winner must receive 77 China Catholics doubt In the second day of the votes, or two-thirds of the amid federal spending cuts Beijing-Vatican change conclave, thick black smoke 115, to be named pope. billowed from the chimney That said, a conclave has PHOENIX (AP) — Paul automatic spending cuts are Ottaviano, who is here dis- BEIJING (AP) — Shang- of the Sistine Chapel, rarely before taken place Roselle is hoping to sell the affecting every federal gov- playing long-range surveil- hai’s would-be Catholic prompting sighs of disap- against the backdrop of a U.S. Border Patrol on his ernment agency. lance cameras with night- bishop has been a virtual pointment from the thou- papal resignation and reve- company’s high-tech mobile “It’s definitely added more vision and thermal imaging prisoner in that city’s main sands of people gathered in a lations of mismanagement, surveillance system mounted unknowns to what’s already a capabilities. “By these people seminary for nine months rain-soaked and chilly St. petty bickering, infighting inside a nondescript white long, drawn out acquisition not coming, it’s basically like and counting, his penalty for Peter’s Square. and corruption in the Holy truck to better monitor process fraught with delays,” trying to sell them a car with- openly challenging China’s “I’m not happy to see See bureaucracy. Those rev- movement of criminals and Roselle said Tuesday. “We out having a test drive.” ruling Communist Party by black smoke. We all want elations, exposed by the illegal crossers who are con- don’t know what the govern- David Rogers of Streit USA withdrawing from the coun- white,” said the Rev. leaks of papal documents stantly changing their routes ment is doing and neither does Armoring said his company, try’s official bodies that ThankGod Okoroafor, a last year, have divided the to avoid detection. the government.” which makes armored vehi- oversee the church. Nigerian priest studying College of Cardinals into The manager at 4D Securi- Several high-level govern- cles, is just getting more cre- The treatment dealt out to theology at Holy Cross Uni- camps seeking a radical ty Solutions is at a border ment officials canceled their ative with its marketing and Thaddeus Ma Daqin is the versity in Rome. “But maybe reform of the Holy See’s security expo in Phoenix this plans to attend the expo Tues- looking more to civilian and most glaring and high-level it means that the cardinals governance and those week that in normal years day and today, and many ven- foreign buyers. example of China’s heavy- need to take time, not to defending the status quo. would have been a golden dors worry the cuts could “Obviously everyone in the handed control of the church make a mistake in the After the third ballot, opportunity to profit from a mean less money to go around defense sector is concerned and the challenge that poses choice.” the cardinals broke for government more than willing and longer waits to secure about sequestration,” Rogers for the Roman Catholic The Vatican spokesman lunch at the Vatican hotel to plow billions of dollars into contracts, at least until Con- said. “It’s just become a chal- Church as cardinals gather to the Rev. Federico Lombardi and were returning for security since Sept. 11. But it’s gress agrees on a plan to free lenge to go find where they’re choose a new pope. insisted that the continued another two rounds of vot- a different story this year for up funds. actually spending money. You N.Y. cop convicted in balloting was part of the nat- ing this afternoon. the more than 180 companies U.S. Border Patrol Chief adapt or die.” exhibiting their products as Mike Fisher, David Aguilar, But organizers of the con- cannibalism plot deputy commissioner of U. S. vention say the event is still an NEW YORK (AP) — Police Customs and Border Protec- important and well-attended Officer Gilberto Valle’s House to vote today on bill tion and John Morton, director affair, even with the situation lawyers said he was just spin- of U.S.Immigrations and Cus- in Washington. ning sick and twisted fantasies toms Enforcement had been Eagle Eye Expositions pres- for his own pleasure when he preventing welfare waivers set for keynote speeches at the ident Paul Mackler said the chatted online about abduct- expo, but stayed in Washing- federal government speakers ing, roasting and eating WASHINGTON (AP) — can accomplish the same work requirements created ton, forcing organizers to have been replaced, and the women. A jury,though, decid- replace them with last-minute event is still expected to attract ed he was deadly serious. The House is taking up a welfare-to-work goals using bureaucratic hurdles to plac- politically charged bill that different methods. ing welfare recipients in jobs. speakers. a record crowd, including Valle, 28, was convicted Customs and Border Pro- international security repre- Tuesday of conspiracy in a would block the Obama No state applied for a “Flexibility was requested administration from waiving waiver.The White House said by governors on both sides of tection says the agency has sentatives seeking out new macabre case that opened a any work requirements in the they were “deterred in part the aisle to allow states to been forced to limit travel technologies for their own window on a shocking Inter- 1996 welfare reform law. by inaccurate claims about test new,more effective ways because of the current budget countries and officials from net world of cannibalism House Republicans are what the policy involves.” to place more people on a environment in Washington. U.S. local, state and federal law fetishists. He could get life in using the bill to renew a Republican presidential path to self-sufficiency,” the The agency didn’t say how enforcement agencies. prison at sentencing June 19 political fight that started candidate Mitt Romney White House said in a state- spending cuts might affect “There are a number of but is likely to face much less. during the presidential cam- seized on the issue during the ment Tuesday. “The admin- new purchases or contracts for government officials from the Prosecutors said Valle plot- paign. They say President campaign, accusing Obama istration is disappointed that additional high-tech gear Washington, D.C., area that, ted in lusty, lip-smacking Barack Obama is trying to gut of gutting welfare reform. the bill includes this unnec- aimed at border security. because of sequestration, are detail to abduct, torture and work requirements in the law “The only reason you’d essary bar to innovative wel- “It basically killed the now unable to attend the con- cannibalize six women he — a claim that is disputed by need a waiver would be to fare-to-work strategies.” show,”said Hitachi’s Lawrence ference this year,”he said. knew,including his wife.While administration officials. lessen the work requirement,” none of the women were ever The House is scheduled to said Rep. Dave Camp, R- harmed — and only his wife vote on the bill today,though it Mich., chairman of the House discovered his schemes — has little chance in the Demo- Ways and Means Committee. prosecutors said he took con- cratic-controlled Senate. The “The states are free to crete steps to carry out his plot. House passed a similar bill last strengthen them, now.” LA settles claims for year that died in the Senate. Democrats claim that teacher’s 58 lewd acts Last summer, the Obama Republicans are distorting administration announced it the goal of the waivers. 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AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A self-styled The jury that convicted Beasley will ly ties that might highlight their disap- street preacher accused of teaming up return March 20 to consider whether to pearances, were lured with offers of with a high school student in a deadly recommend the death penalty for him. farmhand jobs. plot to lure men with Craigslist job Prosecutors, who had asked jurors to One man was killed near Akron, and offers and then rob them was found use common sense and return a guilty the others were shot at a southeast Ohio guilty Tuesday of aggravated murder verdict, labeled the 53-year-old Beasley farm during bogus job interviews. and could face the death penalty. the triggerman in the 2011 plot with a The slain men were Ralph Geiger, A jury in Akron returned the verdict student he mentored. The 16-year-old 56, of Akron; David Pauley, 51, of in the case against Richard Beasley, student, Brogan Rafferty,was convicted Norfolk, Va.; and Timothy Kern, 47,of who was charged with killing two men and sentenced last year to life in prison Massillon. from Ohio and one from Norfolk, Va.A without the chance of parole. The survivor, Scott Davis, testified man from South Carolina was shot but Prosecutor Jonathan Baumoel told that he heard the click of a gun as he survived and testified about running jurors there was no reasonable doubt walked in front of Beasley at the reput- for his life and hiding in the woods, that Beasley plotted the killings, and ed job site. Davis, who was shot in an scared he would bleed to death. he presented three possible theories arm, knocked the weapon aside. Family members of the victims for aggravated murder — planning the “I spun around,” testified Davis, hugged and wiped away tears as the crimes, done with a kidnapping or who told a harrowing story of running verdict was read. Beasley,who also was done with a robbery. He said there was through the woods and hiding for convicted of aggravated robbery, kid- “prior calculation and design,”a com- seven hours. “I was worried about The Associated Press napping and attempted murder in ponent of the death penalty aggravat- bleeding to death.” Richard Beasley slumps over after being found guilty of aggravated mur- wounding the lone survivor, slumped ed murder charge. Prosecutors said it was a miracle der in a deadly plot to lure men with Craigslist job offers and then rob in his wheelchair, which he uses “He was the mastermind behind that Davis, who also was the star wit- them, Tuesday in Summit County Common Pleas Court Judge Lynne because of back problems. His mother this plot,”Baumoel said. ness at Rafferty’s trial, survived the Callahan's courtroom in Akron, Ohio. He was charged with killing two men leaned over and sobbed in the hushed Prosecutors said the victims, all encounter with Beasley in Noble from Ohio and one from Norfolk,Va. courtroom. down on their luck and with few fami- County, 60 miles east of Columbus.

detectives we have no idea,” Manning’s Verbal MANHUNT she said. “It’s just bizarre. Motive for the The family loved and sup- ported him the whole time he WikiLeaks jabs by killings unknown was in prison.” The King County medical Continued from Page A1 audio is examiner’s office identified N. Korea the couple Tuesday as Robert nine months in prison on a R. Taylor, 82, and Norma J. released SEOUL, South Korea (AP) burglary conviction, said Taylor, 80. They died — North Korea’s first public, Washington state Saturday. The cause and HAGERSTOWN, Md. senior-level mention of South Corrections Department manner of their deaths (AP) — Some supporters of Korea’s first female president spokesman Chad Lewis. remains under investigation, an Army private charged with ended up being a sexist jab. Boysen had no violent the medical examiner said. aiding the enemy released a The body that controls North The Associated Press infractions in prison — Urquhart said it was not leaked audio recording Korea’s military complained South Korean President Park Geun-hye salutes during a joint commis- “nothing extraordinary,” known why Boysen fled Tuesday of Pfc. Bradley today about the “venomous sion ceremony of 5,780 new officers of Army, Navy, Air Force and Lewis said. south. “We didn’t know he Manning explaining why he swish” of her skirt. Marines earlier this month. He served a previous sen- had gone to Oregon, had no sent hundreds of thousands But despite that swipe, tence between 2006 and particular reason to look of classified documents to and a continuing torrent of retaliation and said it will no “This frenzy kicked up by February 2011 for four rob- there.” the anti-secrecy website rhetoric from Pyongyang longer abide by the armistice the South Korean warmon- bery convictions. Those WikiLeaks. threatening nuclear war and that ended the Korean War. gers is in no way irrelevant convictions were related to The Freedom of the Press other mayhem, President Pyongyang is angry about with the venomous swish of an addiction to narcotic BAH Foundation, a group co- Park Geun-hye is sticking by ongoing U.S.-South Korean skirt made by the one who painkillers, Lewis said. founded by Pentagon Papers her campaign vow to reach military drills and about new again occupies” the presi- Boysen’s grandparents Will also remodel leaker Daniel Ellsberg, posted out to North Korea’s young U.N. sanctions, issued over dential Blue House, the picked him up from prison existing building the 68-minute recording of leader, Kim Jong Un, and to the North’s December long- North Korean spokesman Friday and drove him to meet Manning’s voice on its web- send the country much- range rocket launch, which said in a statement. It was his probation officer and to Continued from Page A1 site. The group also posted an needed humanitarian aid. the U.N. called a cover for a the first government criti- get an identification card edited, five-minute version Public frustration with the banned missile test, and its cism of Park to be reported from the Department of on YouTube. last five years of North-South third underground nuclear by major North Korean Licensing. They hosted a Bauder said they’re antici- The recording was from a relations, which saw North explosion, conducted Feb. 12. media since her Dec. 19 elec- welcome home party for him pating coming back and Feb. 28 court-martial pretrial Korean nuclear tests, long- On Wednesday, an tion. Friday night. remodeling the existing hearing. News organizations range rocket launches and unidentified spokesman for Park, the daughter of late Boysen’s mother discov- building, which includes reported on Manning’s’ attacks that left dozens of the North Korean National South Korean dictator ered the bodies Saturday their new wound care clinic statement at the time, but South Koreans dead, is a big Defense Commission’s President Park Chung-hee, evening. She had been called and existing patient care spectators were prohibited by a family member who from recording the proceed- part of the reason Park is try- armed forces ministry took office Feb. 25. She lived rooms that will be trans- ing to build trust with repeated those threats while in the Blue House as a girl became concerned that the ings. Those in the courtroom formed from semi-private to Pyongyang, even as she and decrying South Korea’s own and, starting from age 22, couple hadn’t answered their were searched for recording South Korea’s military prom- recent rhetoric, including a served for five years as her door. private. equipment beforehand. ise to respond forcefully to warning from Seoul that father’s first lady after a gun- The motive for the Reporter Tim Novotny can Ellsberg said he doesn’t any possible attack from the North Korea’s government man claiming orders from killings remains unknown, be reached at 541-269-1222, know who made the record- North. will “evaporate from the face North Korea killed her King County sheriff’s Sgt. ext. 235, at tim.novotny@the- ing or gave it to his group, In recent days, North of the Earth” if it ever uses a mother in a botched attack Cindi West said. worldlink.com, or on Twitter which raises funds for open- Korea has vowed “merciless” nuclear weapon. targeting Park Chung-hee. “Between the family and at @novots34. government advocates.

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NBA | B3 Sports Local Recap | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2013 Seavey becomes oldest Iditarod champion

NOME, Alaska (AP) — A 53- greeted her after a while. is my heart,”she said. year-old former champion has “You did a good job,” Seavey The pair jostled for the lead, won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog told Zirkle as a camera crew with Zirkle never more than a few Race to become the oldest winner filmed them. “You’re going to win miles behind, in the final stretch. of Alaska’s grueling test of this thing, probably more than “I just now stopped looking endurance. once.” over my shoulder,” Seavey said Mitch Seavey and 10 dogs At a news conference after the after winning. crossed the Nome finish line to race Zirkle gave credit to her rival’s Also trailing by a dozen or so cheering crowds at 10:39 p.m. strategy. miles was four-time champion Alaska time Tuesday. “Mitch has this ability to sit on Jeff King, who was followed by a “This is for all of the gentlemen the sidelines and refuel because he cluster of contenders, including of a certain age,” he said on a live knows he needs to refuel, while Seavey’s son, Dallas Seavey. The stream posted to the Iditarod web- everyone else is zooming by,” she younger Seavey at age 25 last year site after completing the race in said. “It’s smart, and that’s proba- became the youngest Iditarod temperatures just above zero. His bly why you won.” winner ever, beating Zirkle to the race time in the 1,000-mile race Immediately after finishing, finish line by one hour. was nine days, 7 hours and 39 both mushers rushed to pet their Mitch Seavey first won the minutes. dogs, with Seavey singling out his Iditarod in 2004. Before his Seavey’s victory came after a main leader, 6-year-old Tanner, Tuesday night win, King had been dueling sprint against Aliy Zirkle, posing for photos with the dog and the oldest Iditarod champion, last year’s runner-up, along the another leader, Taurus, wearing winning his fourth race at age 50 in The Associated Press frozen, wind-whipped Bering Sea yellow garlands. 2006. Iditarod champion Mitch Seavey holds one of his lead dogs, Taurus, as he poses for coast. Zirkle crossed the finish line Zirkle’s dogs wagged their tails photographers at the finish line of the race in Nome,Alaska, on Tuesday. 24 minutes after her rival, who as she praised them.“My dog team SEE IDITAROD | B2 New Fox network can rival ESPN

It’s crazy how much I can absolutely revile something while loving it at the same time. I just moved to the South Coast and decided not to get cable in my house. The only reason I watch cable is for ESPN, and it’s gone from a love/hate relationship to just a hate relationship. I’m like a drug addict on the last legs of addiction right before he hits rock bottom and stops completely. So with last week’s news that Fox Sports plans to launch Fox Sports 1, its own 24-hour sports channel, on August 17,it was time to take a break from cable. It’s not that having another station is just too overwhelming. I’m actually excited about Fox Sports 1’s chances compared to the fledgeling NBC and CBS sports networks. I need an alternative to SPORTS ESPN and I’m hoping Fox WRITER By Alysha Beck, The World Sports can make Marshfield’s Breanne Johnson fires a pitch during the opening game against North Bend on Tuesday.Johnson pitched a two-hitter in Marshfield’s 3-1 win. that happen. Fox Sports 1 holds a much higher chance at Pitching, defense key Marshfield win success than NBC and CBS sports networks BY JOHN GUNTHER the Pirates was viewed much the Those were the only two errors first start as a sophomore. because of the GEORGE The World same way. for the Bulldogs. On the other side, Johnson kept number of “That was a great game,” said The Pirates added one more North Bend from mounting any homes it’ll be in ARTSITAS COOS BAY — Marshfield con- Cook, who gave up five hits and run in the first. After Hatzel big innings. She gave up a walk in at launch — 90 tinued a trend of beating North struck out three. “We definitely scored, Breanne Johnson hit a sin- the first, allowed a baserunner on million, according to the network. Bend on the softball diamond, but played our hardest. Everyone gle and Abby Osborne followed an error in the third and gave up a That, in comparison, is almost Tuesday’s Civil War was much worked hard. We were all positive.” with an RBI double to left. lead-off single to Carroll in the double the number CBS network closer than past games between Cook was most happy with Cook then settled down, get- fourth, a threat that ended quickly had in October last year, six the teams. another number on her stat line — ting five straight outs until Hatzel with two catches in center by Jade months after launching. With Marshfield’s Breanne zero walks. led off the third with a single and Chavez, the second resulting in a They’ll also have the rights to Johnson and North Bend’s “I’m so happy about that,”she eventually scored on a single by double play. popular live-sports broadcasting. Patience Cook stifling the bats of said. “It’s a great way to start the Katelyn Rossback. Even when North Bend got two They will air Major League base- their foes, aided by solid defense season.” That was Marshfield’s final hit runners on by walk in the fifth, ball, a medley of different profes- all game, the Pirates made sure an The Pirates struck first, in the until Rossback doubled in the fifth Johnson easily got out of the sional soccer matches from over- early lead held up in a 3-1 win over bottom of the opening inning. inning. inning with back-to-back strike- seas, NASCAR and UFC. With the visiting Bulldogs. Alicia Hatzel reached base on a “As far as this early in the year, outs. exclusive network rights on UFC “The win is great,” said throwing error that allowed her to I couldn’t be prouder of their “Breanne Johnson does a won- and the chance to bid on NBA Johnson, who pitched a two-hitter take second. She then scored when composure after the first inning,” derful job,” Goll said. “Give her rights after the 2015-2016 season, with seven strikeouts. “Always she stole third and the throw from said North Bend coach Ryan Goll, credit.” Fox could position itself to not getting a win is great.” North Bend catcher Katie Carroll adding that he thought Cook just be an alternative to ESPN, but For the Bulldogs, a close loss to sailed into the outfield. showed improved maturity in her SEE SOFTBALL | B4 a legitimate competitor. While it may be an inherently more worthy adversary to ESPN, we still haven’t seen whether Fox Bulldogs come from behind for baseball win Sports 1 will decide to take a dif- ferent approach or just mirror what ESPN does. BY GEORGE ARTSITAS Watching the other sports net- The World works has become increasingly sad as time has gone on because of NORTH BEND — In the season their desire to mirror the ESPN opener for North Bend and formula. They simply use recycled Marshfield baseball Tuesday, the ESPN talent, for example Michelle Bulldogs were able to stave off a Beadle and Doug Gottlieb, doing big fourth inning to rally back and tried and true debate-style shows win 12-6 against their cross-town like ESPN. It’s like the generic rival. version of ESPN, practically iden- North Bend looked like it was tical but not exactly the same. going to cruise through with solid To say that ESPN has taken a pitching after an early first-inning more Op-Ed route in sports media run by Michael Hampton. is being flexible with the deinfition Chris Gruchacz, North Bend’s of “Op-Ed.”The worst part is that starting pitcher was sailing early their new view on how to deliever on, but Marshfield was given new programming seems to work. life in the fourth inning after a Ratings have continued to climb, drop-third strike allowed the and despite the absolute relentless Pirates’ Vern Stevens and three vitriol sports media junkies have unearned runs to file in after- handed out, ESPN still pumps out ward. programming like First Take. Gruchacz was taken out early Saying “First Take” in the blo- after an unbelievable 11 strikeouts gosphere is like saying and three unearned runs in just 3 “Voldemort” at Hogwarts. The 2-3 innings for Jonathan By Alysha Beck, The World mere thought of proliferating that Bennison, who was able to stabi- North Bend’s Michael Hampton follows through on a hit during the opening game against Marshfield on Tuesday. television show in any way, shape lize the Marshfield run. That was or form is frowned upon in other the goal for the Bulldogs and head big for them and we were able to “crucial” in the top half of the lead-off walk to Bennison, forms of media because, frankly, coach Brad Horning, just weather put some big ones together late.” inning, the Bulldogs came back Michael Hampton, Mike Gill, it’s well known that First Take the storm. The fifth inning was the turn- storming in the bottom half of Hayden Davisson, Duryee and sincerely believes all publicity is “You never think you’re going ing point for North Bend. After a the inning. Tylan Corder all reached based good publicity. It’s like the sports to look real good in the first momentum breaking stolen- North Bend batted through the before an out was recorded. media equivalent of a Kardashian. (game).” Horning said, “Luckily base throw out by Clayton order in the inning, with the first we didn’t let the innings get too Duryee that his coach called six batters all scoring. After a SEE BASEBALL | B4 SEE ARTSITAS | B3 C M C M Y K Y K

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The oldies were still stel- hit in free agency lar performers in a race that ended last year with a top THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Francisco also con- field featuring many finish- firmed the trade of backup ers in their 30s, noted Ready. Set. Spend! quarterback Alex Smith to Iditarod race spokeswoman The NFL’s free agent fren- Kansas City, a deal that was Erin McLarnon. zy began Tuesday, with Mike known for weeks. The 49ers “Last year, we saw a lot of Wallace, Paul Kruger and will receive the Chiefs’ sec- those youngsters in the top Dannell Ellerbe among the ond-round pick, 34th overall, 10,”McLarnon said.“Some of big names to switch teams for in this year’s draft and a condi- those 45-plussers are taking big paychecks. tional pick in next year’s draft. back the lead this year. They Several other stars, The 32-year-old Boldin are showing the young ’uns including Nnamdi expressed surprise that he what they can really do out Asomugha, Ryan Fitzpatrick was traded. there on that trail.” and Antoine Winfield, are “I thought this was the Zirkle, 43, had hoped to be looking for jobs after they last stop of my career but only the third woman to win were cut in cost-saving regardless of the circum- the race and the first since moves on a busy opening day stances I came here to win a Susan Butcher won her of free agency. Championship ... and in The Associated Press fourth Iditarod in 1990. The Baltimore Ravens are February we came home Baltimore linebacker Paul Kruger looks up after sacking Indianapolis quarterback Andrew Luck during the Before this year’s race, Zirkle paying the price for winning Champions,” he said on second half of their playoff game in January. Kruger agreed to a deal with Cleveland on Tuesday. noted the long time that had a Super Bowl. The NFL Twitter. passed since a woman won. champions lost two key com- Kruger led the Ravens finding support for Smith on among tight ends with 1,242 trade of receiver Percy Harvin “This is my 13th year, and ponents of their defense in with nine sacks and added both sides of the ball. The receptions and 103 touch- to Seattle, released 14-year I’ve wanted to win every 1 Kruger and Ellerbe. On 2⁄2 in the playoffs and two in Chiefs agreed to a four-year, downs said he was 95 percent veteran cornerback Winfield year,” she said before the Monday, they traded star the Super Bowl. But he was $16 million deal with tight certain he would retire after and re-signed right tackle race, which began March 2 receiver Anquan Boldin, a key too expensive for Baltimore end Anthony Fasano, a 2012, but the other 5 percent Phil Loadholt. The Seahawks with 66 teams at a ceremoni- to their title run, to San to keep. three-year, $12.6 million won out. are sending their first-round al start in Anchorage. Francisco — the team the Wallace will give Miami contract with defensive tack- Hours before free agency and seventh-round draft The competitive part of Ravens beat 34-31 to win the the speedy receiver it has le Mike DeVito, and a three- began Tuesday, Gonzalez picks this year plus their the race began the following championship. sought after getting just year deal with Saints backup tweeted: third-round selection in 2014 day and the leaders changed Kruger went north to three touchdown catches quarterback Chase Daniel. “The lure of being on such to the Vikings for Harvin. several times. Those at the division rival Cleveland for a from its wideouts last season. Fitzpatrick, the Bills’ a great team and organiza- Houston cut receiver Kevin front of the field included five-year, $40 million deal, The Dolphins also re-signed starting quarterback, was tion, along with unbelievable Walter, who was due to make four-time champions Lance 1 while Ellerbe headed south to free safety Chris Clemons to released 1⁄2 years after getting fan support was too good to $2 million in salary. Walter Mackey and Martin Buser, Miami for $35 million over a one-year deal. a six-year, $59 million con- pass up.” never became the threat who later fell behind. five years. Wallace, a former Denver ensured that tract extension. Fitzpatrick The Falcons also agreed to opposite Andre Johnson that En route to Nome, the race Steelers star receiver, joined Peyton Manning will be the struggled after signing the a six-year contract with left the team hoped for. The turned into an aggressively Ellerbe in choosing the Broncos’ quarterback new deal, and the Bills went tackle Sam Baker, bringing Texans then lost tight end contested run among veter- Dolphins. through at least 2014. 6-10 in 2011 and in 2012. back another key player on a James Casey to Philadelphia. ans along an often punishing “He has a unique skill set The four-time MVP’s Philadelphia released team that came up just short Tennessee agreed to terms trail. which we believe will be a contract called for a guaran- Asomugha, who two years of the Super Bowl. with Buffalo guard Andy Conditions on the Yukon welcome addition to our teed salary of $20 million in ago got a five-year, $60 mil- Defensive end Will Smith Levitre and Walker. Levitre, a River required dogs to go offense,” general manager 2013 and 2014 if he was on lion contract with $24 million and linebacker Jonathan former Oregon State standout through deep snow and navi- Jeff Ireland said of Wallace in the Denver roster Tuesday. guaranteed when he left Vilma, both implicated in the and one of the top offensive gate glare ice. Above-freez- a statement. The final two years of his Oakland as a free agent. Saints’ bounty scandal, linemen on the market, got a ing temperatures also led to Baltimore did sign free contract are worth $19 mil- Asomugha was a flop in agreed to restructure their six-year deal worth nearly $47 overflow along the trail, a agent defensive end Chris lion each, but are not guaran- Philly, often victimized in contracts to remain with million. He will replace Steve potentially dangerous situa- Canty, who spent the previ- teed. single coverage. New Orleans. Hutchinson, who announced tion where water has pushed ous four seasons with the Coming off multiple neck Asomugha was scheduled The 31-year-old Smith his retirement earlier up through the ice and New York Giants. operations, Manning threw to make $15 million next sea- and 30-year-old Vilma, both Tuesday. Walker will help refrozen, creating a weak top The 49ers didn’t go for 4,659 yards and 37 touch- son, with $4 million guaran- veteran defensive captains, replace Jared Cook, whom the layer of ice that teams and untouched, either. After giv- downs last season and was teed. would have taken up about Titans declined to tag as a mushers can break through. ing up a sixth-round draft the NFL Comeback Player of Earlier, Tony Gonzalez $23 million combined in franchise player because he For reaching Nome first, pick for Boldin, they saw the Year. He turns 37 on changed his mind and decid- salary cap space without the wants to be paid more like a Seavey wins $50,400 and a tight end Delanie Walker March 24. ed to return to the Falcons. redone deals. receiver. Cook signed a five- new 2013 Dodge Ram pickup leave for Tennessee. Kansas City was busy The NFL’s career leader Minnesota finalized the year deal with St. Louis. truck. Scoreboard

Gold Beach 2, Glendale 1 Jordyn Keys, BH, 1:03.73; 2. Hanna Leonard, BH, Total Fouls—Memphis 24, Portland 23. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Contreras and OF Yorman Rodriguez to On The Air Glendale 000 001 0 — 1 3 0 1:16.01; 3. Bennett Wahl, Pac, 1:25.29. 800 — 1. Technicals—Davis, Gasol. A—18,754 (19,980). time loss. Bakersfield (Calif.). Optioned LHP Ismael Guillon Gold Beach 010 001 x — 2 50 Guadalupe Gonzalez, DN, 2:43.49; 2. Angelica Tuesday’s Games to Dayton (MW). Reassigned RHP Nick Christiani, Today Stewart, Loghre (4), Streeter (6) and Streeter, Figueroa, Pac, 2:50.67; 3. Shaylyn Curtis, BH, College Basketball Vancouver 2, Columbus 1, SO RHP Chad Rogers, C Nevin Ashley, INF Men’s College Basketball — Big East second Rodriguez (6); Dustin Carter, CJ Maxwell (4), 2:54.17. 1,500 — 1. Guadalupe Gonzalez, DN, Buffalo 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 Kristopher Negron and OF Ryan LaMarre to their round, Providence vs. Cincinnati, 9 a.m., ESPN; Garrett Litterell (6) and Litterell, Maxwell (6). 5:42.57; 2. Shaylin Curtis, BH, 5:47.87; 3. Anna Tuesday’s Scores Carolina 4, Washington 0 minor league camp. Syracuse vs. Seton Hall, 11:30 a.m., ESPN; 2B—GB: Carter. 3B—GB: Carter. Sweeney, Coq, 5:50.87. 3,000 — 1. Anna Men’s Conference Tournaments Pittsburgh 3, Boston 2 LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Reassigned INF Villanova vs. St. John’s, 4 p.m., ESPN2; Notre Sweeney, Coq, 14:16.53; 2. Karlie Scott, DN, Tampa Bay 3, Florida 2 Brian Barden, INF Omar Luna and OF Jeremy Dame vs. Rutgers, 6:30 p.m., ESPN2; Pac-12 first SOFTBALL 14:26.07; 3. Sabrina Bustamente, DN, 14:34.31. Big East Conference Winnipeg 5, Toronto 2 Moore to their minor league camp. Round, Arizona State vs. Stanford, noon; Oregon Nonleague 100 High Hurdles — 1. Katelynn Rowe, DN, 17.31; First Round St. Louis 4, San Jose 2 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Optioned LHP Kevin Rutgers 76, DePaul 57 State vs. Colorado, 2:30 p.m.; Utah vs. USC, 6 Marshfield 3, North Bend 1 2. Kayla Costello, DN, 17.55; 3. Kaitlyn Clemann, Anaheim 2, Minnesota 1 Siegrist to Memphis (PCL). Reassigned LHP Seton Hall 46, South Florida 42, OT Nashville 4, Dallas 0 p.m.; Washington State vs. Washington, 8:30 North Bend 000 000 1 — 1 2 2 DN, 19.45. 300 Low Hurdles — 1. Kayla Costello, Barret Browning and C Cody Stanley to their Edmonton 4, Colorado 0 p.m., all on Pac-12 Networks. Marshfield 201 000 x — 3 5 2 DN, 49.11; 2. Katelynn Rowe, DN, 49.17; 3. Rachel Horizon League minor league camp. NBA Basketball — Utah at Oklahoma City, 5 Patience Cook and Katie Carroll; Breanne Rowe, DN, 53.76. 4x100 Relay — 1. Del Norte, Championship Phoenix 5, Los Angeles 2 BASKETBALL Today’s Games p.m., ESPN; New York at Denver, 7:30 p.m., Johnson and Abby Osborne. 2B—Mar: Osborne, 52.72; 2. Brookings-Harbor, 59.26; 3. Coquille, Valparaiso 62, Wright St. 54 USA BASKETBALL—Named Davidson coach ESPN. Katelyn Rossback. 1:03.16. 4x400 Relay — 1. Del Norte, 4:19.28; 2. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Ottawa at Montreal, 4 p.m. Bob McKillop coach and South Carolina coach Hockey — Philadelphia at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m., Brookings-Harbor, 4:39.23; 3. Del Norte, 4:45.17. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. Frank Martin and Michigan coach John Beilein Bandon 8, Reedsport 2 First Round NBC Sports Network. Bethune-Cookman 89, Coppin St. 78 Detroit at Calgary, 6:30 p.m. assistant coaches of the men’s World University Thursday, March 14 Bandon 000 043 1 — 8 Thursday’s Games Games team and Oklahoma coach Sherri Coale Reedsport 200 000 0 — 2 Pro Basketball Delaware St. 73, Howard 61 Men’s College Basketball — Big East quarterfi- NC A&T 65, Florida A&M 54 Florida at Boston, 4 p.m. coach and Marist coach Brian Giorgis and Penn nals, 9 a.m.,11 a.m., 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., ESPN; Amy Schoonmaker and Jessica McGeehon; Pittsburgh at Toronto, 4 p.m. State coach Coquese Washington assistant Atlantic Ten first round, 9 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 3:30 Britney Manicke an Ruby Cardoso. 2B—Ban: NBA Mountain West Conference Washington at Carolina, 4 p.m. coaches of the women’s World University Games p.m. and 6 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Big 12 Cheyenne Young, Taylor Formby. 3B—Ban: EASTERN CONFERENCE First Round Chicago at Columbus, 4 p.m. team. quarterfinals, 9:30 a.m. and noon, ESPN2; Big Young, Formby. Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Wyoming 85, Nevada 81 N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. National Basketball Association Ten first round, 5:30 p.m., ESPN2. GOLF New York 38 23 .623 — Northeast Conference N.Y. Rangers at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS—Assigned G Kent NBA Basketball — Dallas at San Antonio, 5 p.m., GIRLS Brooklyn 38 27 .585 2 Championship Phoenix at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Bazemore and F Malcolm Thomas to Santa Cruz TNT; New York at Portland, 7:30 p.m., TNT. Boston 34 29 .540 5 LIU Brooklyn 91, Mount St. Mary’s 70 Colorado at Minnesota, 5 p.m. At Bandon Crossings 1 (NBADL). Toronto 25 39 .391 14⁄2 Auto Racing — Formula One Australian Grand Medalist: Monica Vaughn, Reedsport, 67. Summit League Anaheim at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. MIAMI HEAT—Signed F Juwan Howard to a sec- Prix practice, 9 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Philadelphia 24 39 .381 15 Nashville at Vancouver, 7 p.m. ond 10-day contract. REEDSPORT: Monica Vaughn 67, Madi Southeast Division W L Pct GB Championship Golf — PGA Tampa Bay Championship, noon, Golf Richardson 88, Aimee Wood 63 (nine holes), S. Dakota St. 73, N. Dakota St. 67 Los Angeles at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. NEW ORLEANS HORNETS—Signed F Lou Channel; LPGA Founders Cup, 3:30 p.m., Golf x-Miami 48 14 .774 — Amundson for the remainder of the season. Carly Glover 66 (nine holes), Megan Lasky 72 1 Western Athletic Conference Channel; European Tour Avantha Masters, 6:30 Atlanta 34 29 .540 14⁄2 (nine holes). First Round Pro Baseball Released F/C Henry Sims. a.m., Golf Channel. Washington 20 42 .323 28 FOOTBALL BANDON: Nina Pelayo 142, Liza Skeie 127, 1 Texas St. 68, Seattle 56 Friday, March 15 Orlando 18 47 .277 31⁄2 Grace McMahon 63 (nine holes), Weston UTSA 67, San Jose St. 49 Spring Training National Football League Men’s College Basketball — Big Ten quarterfi- Charlotte 14 50 .219 35 Jennings 70 (nine holes). Tuesday’s Games ARIZONA CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with S nals, 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., ESPN; ACC quarterif- Central Division W L Pct GB Women’s Tournaments NORTH BEND: Brook Dunham 130, Lexi Laird Detroit 10, Philadelphia 6 Rashad Johnson on a three-year contract. nals, 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., ESPN2; Indiana 39 24 .619 — 106. Big East Conference N.Y. Yankees 3, Tampa Bay 1 ATLANTA FALCONS—Agreed to terms with LT Big East semifinals, 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., ESPN; Chicago 35 28 .556 4 Championship Sam Baker on a six-year contract. GOLD BEACH: Jessica Young 87, Lacy Lang 100, 1 Houston 9, Miami 4 Pac-12 semifinal, 8:30 p.m., ESPN. Milwaukee 32 30 .516 6⁄2 Notre Dame 61, UConn 59 BALTIMORE RAVENS—Signed LS Morgan Cox Emily Anthony 65 (nine holes). 1 Atlanta 12, St. Louis 3 NBA Basketball — Chicago at Golden State, 7:30 Detroit 23 43 .348 17⁄2 and WR/KR David Reed to two-year contracts. SUTHERLIN: Brooke Spencer 88, Bethany 1 Big West Conference Boston 5, Toronto 3 p.m., WGN. Cleveland 22 42 .344 17⁄2 Spelgatti 60 (nine holes), Christian Moody 64 First Round Texas 12, Milwaukee 3 BUFFALO BILLS—Released QB Ryan Auto Racing — NASCAR Nationwide Series Bristol WESTERN CONFERENCE (nine holes), Joceyln Hanna 73 (nine holes). CS Northridge 61, UC Davis 40 Arizona (ss) 5, Seattle 4 Fitzpatrick. practice, 7:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., Speed Channel; Southwest Division W L Pct GB Cal St.-Fullerton 54, Long Beach St. 48 Oakland 6, Kansas City 3 CHICAGO BEARS—Agreed to terms with TE NASCAR Sprint Cup Bristol, practice at 9 a.m. and TRACK & FIELD San Antonio 49 16 .754 — Martellus Bennett on a four-year contract and 1 Colorado 4, Arizona (ss) 3 qualifying at 12:30 p.m., Speed Channel; Formula Memphis 43 19 .694 4⁄2 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Brookings-Harbor Icebreaker 1 LT Jermon Bushrod on a five-year contract. Houston 34 30 .531 14⁄2 First Round Cincinnati 6, L.A. Dodgers 2 One Australian Grand Prix qualifying, 11 p.m., NBC BOYS Signed DT Henry Melton to his franchise tender. Sports Network. Dallas 30 33 .476 18 Delaware St. 55, Bethune-Cookman 44 San Diego 6, San Francisco 2 Team Scores: Del Norte 135, Brookings-Harbor Today’s Games CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed DE Wallace Preseason Baseball — Chicago Cubs at Chicago New Orleans 22 43 .338 27 Norfolk St. 72, Florida A&M 55 1113, Coquille 56, Pacific 47. Toronto vs. Pittsburgh, 10:05 a.m. Gilberry to a contract extension. White Sox, noon, WGN. Northwest Division W L Pct GB Mountain West Conference CLEVELAND BROWNS—Agreed to terms with Shot Put — 1. Wilson Hodge, Coq, 43-1; 2. Oklahoma City 47 17 .734 — N.Y. Mets vs. Washington (ss), 10:05 a.m. Western Hockey League — Seattle at Portland, 7 1 First Round LB Paul Kruger on a five-year contract. Brandon Bowen, Coq, 40-10⁄2; 3. Carlos Lira, BH, 1 Denver 43 22 .662 4⁄2 Washington (ss) vs. Houston, 10:05 a.m. p.m., Root Sports. 1 Nevada 80, Air Force 66 DETROIT LIONS—Agreed to terms with S Amari 33-5⁄2. Discus — 1. Gabriel Garibay, BH, 118-2; 2. Seattle vs. Kansas City, 1:05 p.m. Golf — PGA Tampa Bay Championship, noon, Golf Utah 33 31 .516 14 Spievey on a one-year contract. Brandon Bowen, Coq, 116-0; 3. Wilson HOdge, 1 Southwestern Athletic Conference San Francisco vs. Cincinnati, 1:05 p.m. Channel; LPGA Founders Cup, 3:30 p.m., Golf Portland 29 34 .460 17⁄2 Coq, 113-8. Javelin — 1. Chris Elmer, Coq, 125-7; 2. 1 First Round HOUSTON TEXANS—Released WR Kevin Minnesota 22 39 .361 23⁄2 Colorado vs. Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m. Channel; Champions Tour Toshiba Classic, 5:30 Gabriel Garibay, BH, 119-3; 3. Gabe Brazelton, Ark.-Pine Bluff 50, Alcorn St. 46 Walter. p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Avantha Pacific Division W L Pct GB L.A. Angels vs. San Diego, 1:05 p.m. BH, 107-6. High Jump — 1. Chad Bell, DN, 5-8; 2. Grambling St. 80, Alabama St. 56 Cleveland vs. Chicago White Sox, 1:05 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Agreed to terms with Masters, 6:30 a.m., Golf Channel. L.A. Clippers 45 20 .692 — OL Gosder Cherilus, OL Donald Thomas, CB Greg Shawn De arman, DN, 5-4; 3. Bradley Romine, Golden State 36 29 .554 9 Summit League Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Yankees, 4:05 p.m. Coq, 5-2. Long Jump — 1. Chad Bell, DN, 18-8; 2. Championship Atlanta vs. Miami, 4:05 p.m. Toler and LB Erik Walden. L.A. Lakers 34 31 .523 11 MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Traded WR Percy Harvin Local Schedule Trent Bevan, BH, 17-8; 3. Samuel Aragones, DN, 1 Baltimore vs. Minnesota, 4:05 p.m. Phoenix 22 42 .344 22⁄2 S. Dakota St. 56, South Dakota 53 1 to Seattle for 2013 first- and seventh-round 16-8⁄4. Triple Jump — 1. Cole Kreutzer, Pac, 37-9; Milwaukee vs. Arizona, 7:10 p.m. 3 Sacramento 22 43 .338 23 Western Athletic Conference Today 2. Samuel Aragones, DN, 33-3 ⁄4; 3. Daniel draft picks and a 2014 third-round draft pick. 1 x-clinched playoff spot First Round High School Baseball — Pleasant Hill at Standring, DN, 31-0⁄2. Pole Vault — 1. Zach Terminated the contract of CB Antoine Winfield. Tuesday’s Games Denver 73, Texas St. 63 Siuslaw, 5 p.m. Konkel, BH, 10-6; 2. Adan Rodriguez, DN, 10-6; 3. Pro Soccer Re-signed T Phil Loadholt. Cleveland 95, Washington 90 New Mexico St. 76, Texas-Arlington 63 High School Softball — Pleasant Hill at Jonathon Martinez, DN, 9-6. NEW YORK JETS—Restructured the contracts Siuslaw, 5 p.m. Charlotte 100, Boston 74 Major League Soccer of WR Santonio Holmes and CB Antonio 100 — 1. Mike Wagner, Pac, 11.60; 2. Chad Bell, L.A. Lakers 106, Orlando 97 Thursday, March 14 DN, 11.74; 3. Zach Konkel, BH, 11.90. 200 — 1. Hockey Saturday’s March 16 Cromartie. Waived NT Sione Po’uha. High School Baseball — Coquille at North Brooklyn 108, New Orleans 98 D.C. United at New York, 9:30 a.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Released CB Nnamdi Mike Wagner, Pac, 23.56; 2. Chad Bell, DN, 24.32; Miami 98, Atlanta 81 Bend JV (2), 3 p.m.; South Umpqua at 3. David Joyce, BH, 24.62. 400 — 1. Fernando NHL Chicago at Sporting Kansas City, noon Asomugha. Signed CB Bradley Fletcher, TE Marshfield, 5 p.m.; Reedsport at Lowell, 4:30 Minnesota 107, San Antonio 83 Toronto FC at Montreal, 1 p.m. James Casey, S Patrick Chung, LB Jason Phillips Villa, BH, 59.84; 2. Damon O’Donnell, Pac, Dallas 115, Milwaukee 108 EASTERN CONFERENCE p.m. 1:03.08; 3. Daniel Standring, DN, 1:03.58. 800 — Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA New England at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. and DL Isaac Sopoaga. High School Softball — Riddle at Myrtle Point, Memphis 102, Portland 97 San Jose at Columbus, 2:30 p.m. PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Re-signed LB Larry 1. Cody Enos, BH, 2:17.08; 2. David Sathe, DN, Today’s Games Pittsburgh 27 19 8 0 38 100 78 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at North Bend, 4:30 p.m.; 2:21.29; 3. Napooi Shorty, DN, 2:21.55. 1,500 — 1. Colorado at Real Salt Lake, 3 p.m. Foote, WR Plaxico Burress and TE David Miami at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. New Jersey 26 12 9 5 29 65 75 Marshfield at South Umpqua, 5 p.m. Jesus Lara, DN, 4:46.63; 2. Thom Hallmark, Coq, Portland at Seattle FC, 5 p.m. Johnson. Tendered contract offers to RB Minnesota at Indiana, 4 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 25 13 10 2 28 64 61 High School Girls Tennis — Junction City at 4:47.76; 3. Chris Burton, BH, 4:50.73. 3,000 — 1. N.Y. Islanders 26 11 12 3 25 77 88 Sunday, March 17 Jonathan Dwyer, RB Isaac Redman, NT Steve Milwaukee at Washington, 4 p.m. Marshfield, noon; Junction City at North Bend, 3 Chris Burton, BH, 10:38.37; 2. Omar Leal, DN, Philadelphia 27 12 14 1 25 75 82 Houston at FC Dallas, 10 a.m. McLendon and WR Emmanuel Sanders. Toronto at Boston, 4:30 p.m. p.m. 10:46.28; 3. Thom Hallmark, Coq, 10:50.72. 110 Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Chivas USA at Los Angeles, 2 p.m. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Released TE Randy L.A. Lakers at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Friday, March 15 High Hurdles — 1. Shaine Graham, BH, 16.89; 2. Montreal 26 17 5 4 38 84 66 McMichael. Claimed RB Foswhitt Whittaker off Phoenix at Houston, 5 p.m. High School Baseball — North Bend at North Dalton Alexandre, DN, 17.49; 3. Vicor Martinez, Boston 24 17 4 3 37 72 53 waivers from Arizona. Utah at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. Transactions Valley (2), noon; Gold Beach at Glendale, 4 p.m.; DN, 19.02. 300 Intermediate Hurdles — 1. Shaine Ottawa 26 13 8 5 31 61 54 ST. LOUIS RAMS—Agreed to terms with TE Chicago at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Marshfield at Siuslaw, 5 p.m. Graham, BH, 45.60; 2. Victor De la santos, DN, Toronto 27 15 11 1 31 81 75 BASEBALL Jared Cook on a five-year contract. Detroit at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. High School Softball — Brookings-Harbor at 50.61; 3. Jonathon Martinez, DN, 52.73. 4x100 Buffalo 27 10 14 3 23 70 84 American League TENNESSEE TITANS—Announced the retire- Hidden Valley, 1 p.m.; Siuslaw at Marshfield, 5 Relay — 1. Brookings-Harbor, 46.41; 2. Del Norte, Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Named Nelson Norman ment of G Steve Hutchinson. New York at Denver, 7:30 p.m. p.m. 48.28; 3. Pacific, 48.91. 4x400 Relay — 1. Carolina 25 15 9 1 31 79 69 director of baseball operations for the WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Agreed to terms Thursday’s Games Brookings-Harbor, 3:49.94; 2. Pacific, 3:51.55; 3. Winnipeg 26 13 11 2 28 68 76 Dominican Republic. with P Sav Rocca on a two-year contract. High School Results Del Norte, 4:00.04. Dallas at San Antonio, 5 p.m. Tampa Bay 26 11 14 1 23 88 81 BOSTON RED SOX—Optioned OF Alex Hassan HOCKEY GIRLS New York at Portland, 7:30 p.m. Washington 25 10 14 1 21 69 76 and RHP Steven Wright to Pawtucket (IL). National Hockey League BASEBALL Team Scores: Del Norte 173.5, Brookings- Grizzlies 102, Blazers 97 Florida 27 7 14 6 20 66 101 Reassigned RHP Pedro Beato, 1B/OF Mark MINNESOTA WILD—Traded F Matt Kassian to Nonleague Harbor 101.5, Coquille 32, Pacific 28. MEMPHIS (102): Prince 4-6 0-0 9, Randolph 8- WESTERN CONFERENCE Hamilton, OF Jeremy Hazelbaker and OF Juan Ottawa for a 2014 sixth-round draft pick. Shot Put — 1. Samantha Hage, BH, 30-4; 2. 13 3-3 19, Gasol 8-13 4-6 20, Conley 4-12 6-8 14, Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA Carlos Linares to their minor league camp. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Traded F Matthew North Bend 12, Marshfield 6 Kaitlyn MItts, BH, 27-10; 3. Bella Sandoval, DN, Allen 5-10 2-5 12, Davis 6-9 2-3 14, Bayless 1-7 2- Chicago 26 21 2 3 45 85 58 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Optioned LHP Chris Ford to Columbus for future considerations. Marshfield 001 300 2 — 6 10 5 27-3. Discus — 1. Brandi Rodgers, BH, 85-9; 2. 2 5, Pondexter 3-5 1-2 8, Wroten 0-1 1-2 1. Totals St. Louis 26 14 10 2 30 80 79 Dwyer and LHP Justin Marks to Omaha (PCL) COLLEGE North Bend 100 065 X — 12 8 4 Samantha Hage, BH, 83-1; 3. Kira Standring, DN, 39-76 21-31 102. Detroit 26 12 9 5 29 68 66 and LHP John Lamb to Northwest Arkansas (TL). BIG EAST CONFERENCE—Reached a definitive Doug Malzahn, Alek Millican (5), John 81-9. Javelin — 1. Brandi Rodgers, BH, 94-8; 2. PORTLAND (97): Batum 0-5 4-4 4, Aldridge 10- Nashville 26 11 9 6 28 58 61 SEATTLE MARINERS—Optioned LHP Anthony agreement for Notre Dame to leave the confer- Hubbard (6) and Austin Soria; Chris Gruchacz, Marina Byrne, Pac, 65-0; 3. Kira Standring, DN, 19 8-8 28, Hickson 3-10 2-2 8, Lillard 8-17 8-8 27, Columbus 27 10 12 5 25 62 74 Fernandez to Jackson (SL). ence, effective July 1. Jonathan Bennison (4) and Clayton Duryee. 2B- 58-5. High Jump — 1. tie-Kaitlyn Clemann, ND, Matthews 3-10 0-0 8, Maynor 3-8 5-5 11, Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA National League LITTLE EAST CONFERENCE—Named Robert Mars: Drew James, Anthony Ross; NB: Tylan and Joely Tynes, DN, 4-6; 3. Katelyn Eninger, DN, Leonard 3-6 0-0 6, Freeland 1-1 0-0 2, Barton 1-3 Vancouver 25 12 7 6 30 68 68 ATLANTA BRAVES—Optioned RHP Cory Dowd interim commissioner. Corder, Clayton Duryee, Zach Inskeep. 3B- 4-2. Long Jump — 1. Samantha Pletcher, BH, 12- 1-2 3. Totals 32-79 28-29 97. Minnesota 25 13 10 2 28 59 61 Rasmus to Gwinnett (IL) and RHP Juan Jaime EAST TENNESSEE STATE—Announced the Marsh: Anthony Ross. 1 1⁄2; 2. Logun Mather, Coq, 11-5; 3. Hannah Elmer, Memphis 21 27 20 34 — 102 Edmonton 26 10 11 5 25 64 76 and RHP Aaron Northcraft to Mississippi (SL). retirement of women’s basketball coach Karen Bandon 6, Reedsport 1 Coq, 11-4. Triple Jump — 1. Joely Tynes, DN, 29-9; Portland 21 19 18 39 — 97 Colorado 25 10 11 4 24 62 73 Reassigned LHP Ryan Buchter, LHP Yohan Kemp. Bandon 100 005 0 — 681 2. Kaitlyn Clemann, DN, 27-0. Pole Vault — 1. 3-Point Goals—Memphis 3-11 (Prince 1-1, Calgary 24 9 11 4 22 64 82 Flande, RHP Gus Schlosser, C Luis De La Cruz, C GEORGIA SOUTHERN—Announced men’s bas- Reedsport 000 010 0 — 1 4 3 Whitney Reitz, DN, 6-6; 2. Kelsi Hale-Kocinski, Bayless 1-3, Pondexter 1-3, Allen 0-1, Conley 0-3), Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Braeden Schlehuber, C Jose Yepez and INF Joe ketball coach Charlton “C.Y.” Young will not Mychal Yarbor, Robert Martino (4), Quentin DN, 5-6. Portland 5-16 (Lillard 3-5, Matthews 2-5, Barton Anaheim 25 19 3 3 41 87 63 Leonard to their minor league camp. return. Coomer (7) and Chance Garrett; Matt Rohde, 100 — 1. Rachel Rowe, DN, 13.68; 2. Maddie 0-1, Maynor 0-2, Batum 0-3). Fouled Out—None. Los Angeles 25 14 9 2 30 73 65 CINCINNATI REDS—Optioned LHP Tony SIENA—Fired men’s basketball coach Mitch Griffin Kaufmann (3), Rohde (6) and Haden Critz, DN, 14.08; 3. Molly Joyce, BH, 14.24. 200 — Rebounds—Memphis 44 (Randolph 10), Phoenix 26 13 10 3 29 77 74 Cingrani and RHP Daniel Corcino to Louisville Buonaguro. Sams, Shallon Zehe (6). 2B—Ban: Yarbor 2, 1. Molly Joyce, BH, 28.87; 2. Shauna Naffah, DN, Portland 51 (Aldridge, Batum 10). Assists— San Jose 25 11 8 6 28 58 61 (IL). Optioned RHP Kyle Lotzkar and RHP Josh UMKC—Fired men’s basketball coach Matt Garrett, Jon Wilhite; Ree: Aaron Coffelt. 32.34; 3. Hailey Bowman, Pac, 33.20. 400 — 1. Memphis 31 (Conley 15), Portland 17 (Lillard 7). Dallas 25 12 11 2 26 6771 Ravin to Double-A (SL). Optioned RHP Carlos Brown. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Wednesday, March 13 2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Memphis holds off rally by Blazers

PORTLAND (AP) — Zach Randolph but Tayshaun Prince answered with a 3- returned after missing a game with a sat out the Grizzlies’ first two games pointer for the Grizzlies. sprained right ankle. against the Trail Blazers this season. So Portland kept up the pressure, pulling The Blazers went up 21-17 late in the he made sure he wasn’t going to miss No. within 89-84 on a pair of free throws first quarter on Lillard’s 3-pointer, but 3 against his former team. from Maynor with 1:21 to go, but Conley they struggled to extend the lead any Randolph returned from an ankle came back with a short jumper and further. Memphis made its move, going injury with 19 points and 10 rebounds, Portland was unable to catch up. on an 11-2 run midway through the sec- and Memphis won its fifth straight game “We just kept holding them off,” ond quarter to go up 36-29 after Ed with a 102-97 victory over Portland on Memphis coach Lionel Hollins said. Davis’ running hook shot. Tuesday night. The Grizzlies trailed the Blazers by as The Grizzlies had a 48-40 lead at the “I felt pretty good out there,” said many as 17 points in the third quarter break, shooting nearly 54 percent from Randolph, who had missed the last four last Wednesday before winning 91-85. the floor. They finished with just over 51 games with a left ankle sprain. “A little Portland (29-34) returned home after percent shooting for the game. sore, but overall I felt all right.” a 1-2 road trip, including the loss at There was a lot of jawing back-and- Marc Gasol had 20 points for the Memphis, for a three-game homestand. forth between the teams, particularly Grizzlies, who have won 13 of their last The Blazers are four games back of Los between former teammates Randolph 14 games and sit in fourth place in the Angeles for the eighth and final playoff and Aldridge. Western Conference. Mike Conley spot in the Western Conference. Randolph played in Portland his first added 14 points and a career-high 15 “Definitely that door is closing,” six seasons in the league. He and assists, and Memphis matched its season Aldridge said. “We’re going to have to Aldridge were together for just one sea- high with 31 assists overall. string together some wins fast or that son, when Aldridge was a rookie in LaMarcus Aldridge had 28 points and door is going to close on us.” 2006-07. Randolph was then traded to 10 rebounds for the Blazers, whose play- Hollins said before the game he the Knicks in the offseason. off hopes are slipping away. Rookie planned to start Randolph but wasn’t “I was talking to him telling him to Damian Lillard had 27 points. sure how much he would play. Randolph get in the paint,”Randolph said. “It was Memphis (43-19) led by as many as 15 showed no lingering effects from the just fun, nothing serious. I’ve been talk- points in the second half but the Blazers injury and finished with 28 minutes. ing to him since he came in the league.” closed the gap to 79-72 after Lillard’s 3- “He’s back. He made them pay in the Aldridge said: “That’s just two guys pointer and a pair of free throws from paint,” Gasol said. “There’s no way being competitive.” Aldridge. around it — we need Zach. There’s no Portland was coming off a 98-96 loss The Associated Press Eric Maynor’s 3-pointer with 3:49 way around that.” at New Orleans on Sunday. The Grizzlies Memphis forward Zach Randolph drives on Portland forward left narrowed Memphis’ lead to 83-78, Portland rookie Meyers Leonard also defeated the Hornets the day before. LaMarcus Aldridge during the second half Tuesday. the Bulletin Board It’s your best choice for professional services • 541-267-6278 Bandon • Coos Bay • Coquille • Myrtle Point • North Bend • Port Orford • Reedsport Antiques Bldg./Const. Lawn/Garden Care

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C M C M Y K B4 •The World •Wednesday,March 13 2013 Y K Sports SOFTBALL Bulldogs score Team USA tops run in seventh Puerto Rico in From Page B1

Johnson said the early lead was a plus, as well as having Baseball Classic Marshfield’s defense backing her up. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Buonaguro went 35-59 in “Defensively, we definite- three seasons with the ly were solid,”she said. “It’s a MIAMI — Gio Gonzalez Saints, never finishing a sea- very secure feeling to have gave Team USA its best start son with a winning record or that.” yet, and David Wright pro- in the top half of the Metro North Bend avoided the vided a big finish. Atlantic Athletic Conference. shutout in the seventh when Gonzalez pitched five The three-year slide Rachel Oman reached base scoreless innings and the immediately followed the on an error on a fly to right Americans beat Puerto Rico most successful three-year field and Johnson hit Jasmine 7-1 in the World Baseball run in school history. Siena Roe with a pitch with two Classic on Tuesday night. won MAAC titles in 2008, outs. Wright 2009 and 2010 — all under Cook, who was batting in drove in coach Fran McCaffery, with the No. 9 spot in North By Alysha Beck, The World five runs, Sports Buonaguro his top assistant. Bend’s lineup, hit the first North Bend’s Chelsey Cook just beats the throw to Marshfield first baseman Mackenzie Vick during the fifth the last pitch she faced into center inning of Tuesday’s game. The Pirates just missed a double play, but won the game 3-1. three Shorts COLLEGE FOOTBALL and Oman raced home, ruled with a safe at the plate after a good Montiel’s only criticism recovering from the injury. nice weather and many out- Huskies suspend tight bases-loaded double in the end after DUII arrest throw from Chavez to was the Pirates’ offense. “That’s one of the high- side practices was a good eighth. That prompted Osborne, Marshfield’s catch- “Our bats were sluggish,” lights of the day,being able to change from last year, when a chants of “U-S-A! U-S-A!” SEATTLE — Washington er. he said. “That’s one thing we see her out there,” the coach wet March left them trying to from the crowd of 32,872. has suspended star tight end Marshfield coach Floyd need to improve on.” said. prepare for the season The United States fell Austin Seferian-Jenkins Montiel said he was proud of The play of Hatzel, anoth- “It’s nice to be back,”said indoors. behind in all three games in indefinitely following his his team’s defense and of er veteran, was another Hatzel, adding that she is The game started a busy the opening round, but led weekend arrest for suspicion Johnson, who is in her fourth bright spot, Montiel said. thrilled about the season. week for the Pirates, who from the first inning against of driving under the influ- year as Marshfield’s primary The senior suffered a torn “We have big goals,” she visit South Umpqua on Puerto Rico. The Americans ence. starter. anterior cruciate ligament in said. “Any team could win Thursday, host Siuslaw on will play Thursday night Washington coach Steve “Breanne did a good job,” her knee during the annual the league. We’re going to Friday and visit Taft on against the Dominican Sarkisian told reporters of he said. “It seemed her speed powder puff football game make an effort to practice Saturday. Republic, which remained the decision following the and movement improved as last June and missed the fall hard every day.” North Bend hosts unbeaten in the WBC by ral- Huskies spring practice late the game got on.” volleyball season while Both teams said having Coquille on Thursday. lying past Italy 5-4 on Tuesday night. Sarkisian said Tuesday. Seferian-Jenkins would have no contact with the team Bandon teams sweep Braves in openers Newspaper won’t share while he is suspended. His information with MLB status will be re-evaluated once the investigation into Carter had a big day to lead the Panthers Reedsport opens league play with a MIAMI — The Miami New THE WORLD his incident is complete. to the home win against the Pirates. doubleheader at Lowell on Saturday. Times has rejected a request Seferian-Jenkins was Bandon’s baseball team scored five Carter went 3-for-3 at the plate, Bandon hosts Oakland for a nonleague from Major League Baseball runs in the sixth inning to pull ahead including a single, double and triple. He doubleheader the same day. for records that the alterna- arrested following a car acci- and beat host Reedsport 6-1 on Tuesday scored in the second inning on a single Coquille 23, Myrtle Point 17: The tive newspaper obtained for a dent late Saturday night. A in the opener for both teams. by Dennis Dykstra and brought in the visiting Red Devils used a big first story that alleges several police report said the driver Chance Garrett had a two-run dou- tiebreaking run in the sixth with a dou- inning to build a lead and held on to beat players received perform- of a vehicle involved in a ble to break a tie in the sixth, bringing in ble that scored CJ Maxwell, who led off their rivals in the season opener for both ance-enhancing drugs from a weekend accident had a Derik Cox and Robert Martino, who had the inning with a single. teams. now-closed anti-aging clinic. bloody nose consistent with led off the inning with Carter also pitched the first three Myrtle Point coach Liz Andy said she New Times editor Chuck hitting his face on the wind- back-to-back singles. innings, striking out seven of the 10 was happy with the play of both her Strouse cited journalistic shield and the strong odor of Reedsport errors Local batters he faced. Maxwell and Garrett pitchers —freshman Lindsey Robbins ethics and the fact that the an alcoholic beverage. He and a single by Jon Litterell finished on the mound for the and sophomore Naya Phillips. Kirsten newspaper has already post- was transported to a local Wilhite gave the Tigers Recap Panthers, who visit Glendale on Friday. Canaday had a good day at the plate, ed dozens of records on its hospital for treatment. their other three runs Neither team committed an error. Andy said. website, omitting personal Seferian-Jenkins was a in the inning. The Bobcats did a good job battling information of people who third-team all-American Bandon also got a run in the first, the SOFTBALL back from the early deficit, nearly tying weren’t involved in any selection by the AP last sea- result of a walk, stolen base and a defen- Bandon 8, Reedsport 2: The Tigers the game before Coquille added insur- wrongdoing. son. sive miscue. scored four runs in the fifth inning to ance runs late and freshman pitcher The newspaper reported GOLF “After the first, we played well,”said rally from behind on the way to the road Tori Howard shut down the comeback in January that six profes- Reedsport coach Todd Harrington. “We win. for Coquille, Andy said. sional baseball players, Man falls into sinkhole shut them down until the sixth.” Reedsport scored both its runs in the including Yankees slugger on Illinois golf course GIRLS GOLF Reedsport tied the game in the fifth first. Ruby Cardoso singled, stole sec- Alex Rodriguez, bought ST. LOUIS — Mark Mihal inning when JR Kyllo was hit by a pitch, ond and moved to third on a bunt single Vaughn stars: Reedsport’s Monica human growth hormone and was having a good opening moved to second on a passed ball and by Miranda Mitchell. Britney Manicke Vaughn shot a 4-under 67 for the best other PEDs during 2009-12 day on the links when he third on a single by Jordan Ragan, and singled home Cardoso and Mitchell score of the day in a five-team tourna- from Biogenesis of America noticed an unusual depres- scored on a fielder’s choice by Bryce scored on a hit by Britney Magee. ment at Bandon Crossings. LLC. The defunct anti-aging sion on the 14th fairway at Roberts. The inning might have been But that was all Reedsport got off Vaughn’s score was 20 shots better clinic in Coral Cables was Annbriar Golf Club in south- bigger, but Aaron Coffelt was thrown Bandon pitcher Amy Schoonmaker. than Gold Beach’s Jessica Young, while operated by Anthony Bosch. ern Illinois. Remarking to his out at third trying to stretch a double Manicke kept the Tigers in check Reedsport’s Madi Richardson and Rodriguez has denied the friends how awkward it would allegations. into a triple, Harrington said. until the fifth inning, when Bandon got Sutherlin’s Brooke Spencer both shot be to have to hit out of it, he Bandon finished with eight hits, runs by Jessica McGeehon, Young, 88. COLLEGE BASKETBALL went over for a closer look. including a pair of doubles by Mychal Raelyn Freitag and AnnMarie Pickett. Team scores were incomplete since One step onto the pocked Yarbor and a double and single by An inning later, McGeehon, Young and several of the golfers only played nine Irish, UConn give league section and the 43-year-old Wilhite. Yarbor also pitched the first Freitag scored again and Taylor Formby holes in the season opener. thrilling women’s finale mortgage broker plunged three innings, striking out five batters. added an insurance run in the seventh. TRACK & FIELD HARTFORD, Conn. — into a sinkhole. He landed 18 Martino then pitched three innings Young finished with three hits, Notre Dame and Connecticut feet down with a painful before Quentin Coomer finished up. including a double and triple, and two Brookings-Harbor Icebreaker: provided a thrilling final act thud, and his friends man- Matt Rohde and freshman Griffin RBIs and Formby also had a double and Del Norte swept the team titles in the for the Big East. aged to hoist him to safety Kaufmann pitched for the Braves, each triple. Pickett had three hits and four four-school meet. The conference name will with a rope after about 20 striking out three. RBIs and Freitag drove in two runs. Mike Wagner won the 100 and 200 live on with the basketball minutes. But Friday’s experi- “Overall, I can’t complain,” “We did really well the first four meters for Pacific and Shaine Graham schools that are separating ence gave Mihal quite a Harrington said. “They’ve got two good innings and then had two innings full of won both hurdles races for Brookings- from the football schools fright, particularly after the pitchers and they’re well-coached. We errors,” said Reedsport coach Jennie Harbor. Coquille got victories by next year. But the Big East recent death of a Florida man did good.” Nelson. “I am happy with our connec- Wilson Hodge in the shot put and Chris that has been arguably the whose body hasn’t been The Braves are back in action tion with the ball. We had two strike- Elmer in the javelin. best women’s basketball found since a sinkhole swal- Thursday with a game at Lowell, while outs, which is a huge improvement from On the girls side, Brandi Rodgers conference in the country lowed him and his bedroom. Bandon hosts Oakland for a Saturday last year. won the discus and javelin for over the past decade will be “I feel lucky just to come doubleheader. “I am excited for the potential we Brookings-Harbor. Coquille’s Anna no more. out of it with a shoulder Gold Beach 2, Glendale 1: Dustin have.” Sweeney won the 3,000. And, no other conference injury, falling that far and not could compare. knowing what I was going to From UConn winning hit,” Mihal, from the St. seven national titles, five in Louis suburb of Creve Coeur, BASEBALL the past 10 years, to four dif- told The Associated Press. “It ferent teams making the Final was absolutely crazy.” From Page B1 Four in the past six seasons — including Notre Dame, which SOCCER Marshfield was forced to take start- has been in the last two. American Lloyd will be ing pitcher Doug Malzahn out and “It’s been an unbelievable resort to reliever Alek Millican, who was run for us,” Notre Dame sidelined with injury able to get out of the inning without coach Muffet McGraw said. CHICAGO — American surrendering another hit. “They elevated our program midfielder Carli Lloyd will be After Bennison cruised through the and we owe a lot to the Big sidelined six to eight weeks sixth inning, North Bend came back up East for where our program is after breaking a bone in her in the bottom of the inning and batted now.” left shoulder during the through the order again. Duryee and The conference set a Algarve Cup. shortstop Zach Inskeep both hit solid record with nine teams mak- After initially saying the doubles on the way to scoring five ing the NCAA tournament injury was minor, the U.S. insurance runs and wrapping up its first field three seasons ago. Soccer Federation announced win of the year. Now the lights will dim on Tuesday that an MRI showed Marshfield wasn’t without its own this women’s basketball jug- the fracture. Lloyd was share of stellar offensive production. By Alysha Beck, The World gernaut that has dominated injured March 6 against Right fielder Anthony Ross was a home- Marshfield’s Anthony Ross rounds second base after hitting a triple against North Bend at Clyde the national landscape. The Iceland and missed matches run short of a cycle with two RBIs, Allen Field on Tuesday. final game turned out to be against China and Sweden. including a towering shot to right-cen- another show-stopper with She also will miss today’s do great things,” said Carpenter. “I really wanted to get the first win and ter that ended in a stand-up triple. Notre Dame coming away final against Germany at though we played well for a season knew that showing resiliency in their Tyler Campbell, Victor Lahr and Austin with a 61-59 victory. It was Faro, Portugal opener. We made quite a few minor first game is a great sign of things to Soria all went 2-for-4 in the losing the closest championship Lloyd has 43 goals in 154 mental mistakes, but it was a great come. effort. game since another classic — international appearances. learning lesson for the guys.” “This is really important for us to Marshfield’s coach Scott Carpenter UConn’s two-point win over She likely will be sidelined for North Bend’s senior right fielder come out and get the first win out of the said he was optimistic after the loss and the Irish in 2001 when Sue at least the first month of the Davisson, who went 3-for-4 to start way,”Davisson said. “It was good for us thought that the game was a positive Bird hit a memorable shot at season for the Western New off the year with three singles, two to battle back from being down and not step moving forward. the buzzer to win it. York Flash of the new RBIs and a stolen base, was a vital part just giving up and being able to come “Overall, I thought we played hard as This time, Natalie National Women’s Soccer of the comeback. Davisson said he out and keep fighting.” a team, and we have great potential to Achonwa made a lay-in with League 1.8 seconds left to lift the South Dakota State punches ticket to NCAA tournament second-ranked Irish to the Messi keys Barcelona’s win over the No. 3 Huskies — Champions League rally SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) South Dakota State (25-9), seeded Valparaiso closed record for victories. a wonderful closing chapter BARCELONA, Spain — — Nate Wolters battled which won the conference with an 18-4 run to rally past LIU Brooklyn 91, in a rich history of women’s Lionel Messi started the through a tight defense and tournament and a berth in the Wright State on Tuesday in Mount St. Mary’s 70: C.J. basketball. comeback with two first-half finally got his chances in the NCAA tournament for the the Horizon League tourna- Garner scored a career-high Siena fires coach after goals, and Barcelona over- second half, scoring 27 points second straight year. Taylor ment championship game. 31 points and LIU Brooklyn whelmed AC Milan 4-0 to lead South Dakota State Braun led North Dakota State The win sends the (20-13) punched its ticket for team loses 24 games Tuesday night to reach its past North Dakota State 73- (24-9) with 23 points. Crusaders (26-7) back to the the NCAA tournament with a LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. — sixth straight Champions 67 Tuesday in the final of the Valparaiso 62, Wright NCAA tournament for the win over Mount St. Mary’s on Siena fired coach Mitch League quarterfinal and Summit League tournament. State 54: Erik Buggs scored a first time since 2004 with a Tuesday night in the finals of Buonaguro after an 8-24 become the first team ever to Wolters also had five career-high 22 points, Will six-game winning streak and the Northeast Conference record this season that tied advance after losing the first rebounds and six assists for Bogan added 14 and top- the school’s single-season tournament. the school record for losses. leg 2-0 on the road. C M C M Y K Y K