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YOUNGSTOWN Major GOP, concert Dems news unite comes in D.C. today game Act will play YSU’s Record crowd saw Stambaugh Stadium Democrats win 11-2 Associated Press By DAVID SKOLNICK ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR [email protected] Police and fi refi ghters Thursday begin cleanup operations after the mangled pickup truck in the foreground collided with a trac- WASHINGTON Republicans and Demo- YOUNGSTOWN tor-trailer while driving the wrong way on Interstate 680 during a chase. The driver of the pickup truck, Steven Mango, a suspect in a robbery in Austintown, died. crats joined in a spirited, With speculation rang- friendly rivalry Thursday at ing from the Zac Brown their annual Congressional Band to Jimmy Buffett as baseball game, many fresh the headlining act, promot- from the penetrating hor- ers will announce today a ror of the ballfi eld shooting major concert coming to rampage a day earlier and Youngstown State Univer- all playing in honor of their sity’s Stambaugh Stadium grievously wounded col- on Aug. 24. league. The in- DEADLY DAY The game augural “Y at Nationals Live: The Park carried Youngstown on a centu- Musical ry-old bi- Event” is partisan rit- being co- ual, this one Brown promoted IN THE CITY tinged with Scalise by JAC Live worry about and Muran- Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise sky Com- YOUNGSTOWN POLICE INVESTIGATE CRASH, HOMICIDE and their determination to panies with answer the attack by coming Sweeney By JOE GORMAN [email protected] together in sport. Democrats Chevrolet won in an 11-2 blowout. Buick GMC, YOUNGSTOWN In a fi nal fl ourish of bipar- DeBartolo Market Street has long been tisan camaraderie for the Buff ett Corp., East- known as one of the city’s main hot night, Democratic Rep. Mike wood Mall spots. It lived up to its reputation Doyle of Pennsylvania, his and Huntington Bank spon- Thursday in terms of crime. team’s manager, accepted soring it. Police responded to a homicide the trophy, then gave it to While promoters are tight at 8 a.m. in the Uptown area. After his GOP counterpart, Rep. lipped about the headliner, that, a robbery suspect who led city Joe Barton of Texas, to put they’ve dropped a few hints. police on a chase to the turnpike in Scalise’s offi ce on behalf On Thursday, JAC tweet- was killed after he got of the Democrats. After ac- ed: “Need a clue about who’s on Interstate 680 go- cepting it gracefully, Barton headlining #YLive? It’s a ing the wrong way. He cracked, “Next year we won’t 3-time Grammy winner! collided head on with be so nice.” We’ll let you know on FB Live ONLINE a tractor-trailer just A huge ovation came from TOMORROW at 9am! http:// PHOTO south of the Market the crowd, which swelled to www.ylivemusic.com” See gallery Street exit. a record 24,959, when Spe- Earlier in the week, JAC for this story The Mahoning cial Agent David Bailey, one at vindy.com teased in a tweet: “Can’t County Coroner’s of- of the Capitol Police offi cers make it to the islands this fi ce said the man dead injured in the attack on Re- summer? No worries! The in the chase is Steven Mango, 47, publicans at their ball prac- #YLive outdoor summer of Hanoverton, who served prison tice in Virginia, threw out music concert is way more time for killing a man in a police the first pitch. “ONE FAM- fun!” chase in 2001. JOE GORMAN | THE VINDICATOR Youngstown police offi cers discuss the situation next to the car of a homicide victim ILY,” proclaimed a sign in Buffett is known for his Offi cer Carlos Rivera was involved the crowd. The announc- island and drinking songs, who was shot and killed on Market Street by a man police say was her boyfriend. The in both cases. Rivera was one of the man is in the Mahoning County jail on a charge of aggravated murder. er’s mention of Scalise, the while the Zac Brown Band, fi rst to respond to the Uptown ho- 1 House majority whip who micide. About 3 ⁄2 hours later, he ran was critically wounded See CONCERT, A5 over a stop stick that Boardman po- IT’S THE NATURE OF THE JOB. YOU GO FROM in the attack Wednesday, lice had laid down on Western Re- brought the masses to their serve Road trying to catch Mango, BOREDOM TO CHAOTIC DANGER AT TIMES.” feet. and got a fl at tire. REMINDER Robin Lees, Youngstown police chief Scalise remained listed in Police Chief Robin Lees said such critical condition Thursday Watch Vindy.com, the days are the nature of police work. @vindicator feed on Twitter night after multiple surger- “It’s the nature of the job,” Lees ies, though word came from and The Vindicator’s Face- said. “You go from boredom to cha- On A3: Police found bodies in Bristol Township and in Niles on Thursday, and book page at 9 a.m. today scoured part of Mosquito Lake State Park in Bazetta Township for a teen whose for the announcement. car and fl ip-fl ops were found at the lake. See DEADLY, A5 See GAME, A5

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E-MAIL: [email protected] LOCAL & STATE THE VINDICATOR | FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2017 A3 METRO digest Akron Children’s Hospital unveils new addition in Boardman Kids use heads, Various drugs found hands to create during traffi c stop YOUNGSTOWN Police found 191 painkillers at STEM camps of various kinds, suspected powdered cocaine and sus- By AMANDA TONOLI pected marijuana during a [email protected] traffi c stop Wednesday. YOUNGSTOWN Reports said offi cers Youngstown STEM summer camps are cel- pulled over a car about 4:55 ebrating their fi fth year of being up and run- p.m. driven by Tedarro Wil- ning with free 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. programs, liams, 30, of West Princeton including Camp Invention and Techie Camp, open to students from any area. Avenue, for running a stop Sharon Ragan, Youngstown City sign. Police said Williams Schools STEM (science, technol- appeared nervous and was ogy, engineering and mathemat- reaching for a computer case ics) teacher, said as a mother of two ONLINE in the back seat. Williams sons who are in the Youngstown PHOTO admitted having a mari- State University Engineering pro- See gallery juana cigar, and when police gram, she is a strong advocate for for this story checked the case, they found teaching STEM skills. at vindy.com the other drugs. He was “The program engages kids to use booked into the Mahoning problem-solving skills,” she said simply. “Truth- County jail on drug charges. fully, I think STEM is helping keep some of our kids in school.” Police department at ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR William Considine, president and CEO of Akron Children’s Hospital, talks about the $20 million addition to the Zyquese Brown, a Camp Invention fi fth-grade YSU meets standards hospital’s Beeghly Campus in Boardman. The expanded building will open to patients July 11. student, agreed. YOUNGSTOWN “I feel like STEM Camp can help you fi gure The Youngstown State Uni- out what you want to do for college,” he said. “It’s versity Police Department is also fun just to get to invent and create stuff. We now certifi ed by the Ohio Col- get to use our hands.” laborative Community-Police Camp Invention elementary school students Advisory Board for meeting are fi rst steps to enter into the world of STEM. standards on the use of force They get to learn and create using first their and recruitment and hiring. $20 MILLION BABY minds and then their hands. “It’s a great introduction into STEM,” said Pam In 2015, Gov. John Kasich Lubich, STEM coordinator. “Our kids are learn- established the Ohio Collab- By JORDYN GRZELEWSKI and whimsical and reconstructive surgery, [email protected] design features. pulmonology, sports medicine ing how to work on teams, practice problem orative Community-Police solving, building and engineering for the fi rst Advisory Board to, among BOARDMAN Walls through- and urology. The facility also other things, develop On Thursday, representatives out the building ONLINE has a sports-rehabilitation minimum standards for all of Akron Children’s Hospital are lined with VIDEO unit. See CAMPS, A10 law- enforcement agencies Mahoning Valley cut the ribbon artwork created See video for Considine said the expan- for the use of force – on a new addition to its Beeghly by local students this story at sion builds on what the hos- and photographs including deadly force – Campus on Market Street. vindy.com pital started in the Mahoning taken by hospital and recruitment/hiring In a few weeks, the Valley in 2002 when it opened staff. The aesthetic aims to put procedures for new offi cers. 1,000-square-foot facility will a cardiology center on U.S. open to patients for the first at ease children who might be Route 224. 191 high schoolers time. The hospital plans to of- scared by their visit, hospital “Having the opportunity to offi cials said. fi cially open the newly expand- become part of the Mahoning attend HOBY event “I think this is a very fam- ed Building A’s doors July 11. Valley community has really YOUNGSTOWN ily-centered, child-focused The $20 million project al- been magical,” he said. Nearly 190 high school facility. I believe as you come Akron Children’s acquired lows the hospital to consoli- juniors from 17 counties in through these doors there’s a the Beeghly Campus in 2008. date all of its services onto Northeast Ohio attended very warm sense of arrival,” Since then, the hospital has the Hugh O’Brien Youth one campus. Currently, some said William Considine , Akron invested $90 million in capital Leadership seminar on the specialty services are based Children’s President and CEO. improvements, plus the $20 campus of Youngstown State out of an offi ce at St. Elizabeth The building features 47 million for this project, Con- University. Boardman Hospital on Mc- exam rooms, which will be sidine said. Since December Clurg Road. Students representing 177 used for subspecialty and 2008, Mahoning Valley com- Also, the hospital’s pediatric high schools stayed in YSU primary pediatric care. The munity members have donat- department that now is based residence halls during four building also has several sup- ed $21 million to the hospital. days of HOBY seminars, work- out of Building C will move to port-testing rooms. In 2016, the hospital had shops, presentations and Building A because it has out- The services that will move 100,000 unique visits by pa- to Building A are allergy, car- other activities aimed at help- grown its space. tients, offi cials said. The new ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR ing them learn how to become When visitors walk in the diology, genetics, neonatol- building is expected to draw Rosario Exodus, 6, ties together her rubber-band eff ective and ethical leaders front doors, they are greeted by ogy, nephrology, neurology, approximately 225 patients launcher during Youngstown City Schools’s Camp natural lighting, bright colors orthopedics, physiatry , plastic per day. Invention – part of a series of STEM camps at the in their homes, schools and Chaney Campus. communities. Presenters included Matt Lambdin, direc- tor of Experiential Learning in the College of Business at TRUMBULL COUNTY Ohio Northern University, and Donald L. Tocco, founder of Tocco & Associates, a national Authorities probe marketing company. Ex-schools offi cer under investigation deaths, search STRUTHERS The Crimes Against Chil- for missing teen dren Unit of the Ohio Attorney General’s Offi ce is investigat- ing a former Struthers school By ED RUNYAN County Sheriff’s office in- resource offi cer for alleged [email protected] vestigated the body and a inappropriate relationships. WARREN possible crime scene, but Jill Del Greco, attorney gen- Police found bodies in police will await a ruling by eral offi ce spokeswoman, said Bristol Township and in the coroner to know whether Struthers Safety-Service Di- Niles on Thursday and the death is suspicious. rector Ed Wildes contacted the scoured part of Mosquito Sample, of Garfi eld Street offi ce several weeks ago about Lake State Park in Bazetta Northeast, was reported allegations. The offi ce is not Township for a teen whose missing by his family Mon- releasing the name of the of- car and fl ip-fl ops were found day morning after he left www.philskubota.com fi cer because no charges have at the lake. Sunday night and didn’t re- 1472 Columbiana-Lisbon Rd., Columbiana, Ohio 330-482-5548 At about 10 a.m., police turn. *For complete warranty, safety and product information, consult your local Kubota dealer and the product operator’s manual. Power (HP/KW) and other been fi led, Del Greco said. www.kubota.com specifi cations are based on various standards or recommended practices. Optional equipment may be shown. © Kubota Tractor Corporation, 2016 More digest A4 found the body of a man in a He said he was taking a remote area of Bristol Town- friend to Akron. Niles police Agenda Saturday ship that might be that of found his car abandoned Newton Township trust- Brandon H. Sample, 22, who Monday morning near the ees, 9 a.m., special meeting, went missing Monday. Niles Greenway Bike Trail. administration building, Warren Police Chief Eric At about 11:30 a.m., a cit- 4410 Newton Falls-Bailey Merkel said police will not izen found the body of an Road, Newton Falls. be “100 percent sure” the older male in a drainage body is that of Sample until ditch near the AT&T store AGENDA runs daily. Items for the column should be sent to The Vin- the Trumbull County Coro- on Youngstown Road across dicator Regional Desk at least two ner’s offi ce makes an iden- from the Eastwood Mall in days in advance. tifi cation. Niles. Surplus food/ Merkel said the police department and Trumbull See PROBES, A10 clothing East Side Crime Watch, 1001 Oak St., corner of Fruit Street, Youngstown, food and clothing giveaway from Austintown prostitution 10 a.m. to noon Saturday. Recipients must bring bags sting nets Liberty woman and show identifi cation. Staff report Zion Lutheran Church, tion because she was clean 3300 Canfi eld Road, AUSTINTOWN and drug-free. They ar- Youngstown, food distribu- A Liberty woman was ar- ranged a meeting in the 100 tion 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sat- rested in a prostitution sting block of Kimberly Avenue. Offi cers were met by Kris- urday. For residents of ZIP operation Wednesday. ta Capezzuto, 37, of Liberty, codes, 44509, 44511, and Officers responded to who was placed under ar- 44515 only. Recipients must rest. bring reusable bags. an ad on an online classi- Capezzuto told offi cers she People’s Chapel Church fi ed site that engaged in prostitution to of God, 2145 Hillman St., read: “We support an addiction to her- Youngstown, 11 a.m. to can have fun. oin. They found 740 ads post- 1 p.m. Saturday, various I can meet ed using her poster ID within Capezzuto commodities. Recipients your needs. the last year. She also told must bring photo ident- ... No games or drama with offi cers she was recently ar- ifi cation. me.” rested on prostitution charg- Food- and clothing-distribution The person who respond- es in Trumbull County. notices are to be submitted by ed told offi cers she charged Capezzuto was charged 3 p.m. the day before they are to be with soliciting sex and pos- published. between $40 and $80, and that they didn’t need protec- session of criminal tools.

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A4 THE VINDICATOR |FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2017 LOCAL WWW.VINDY.COM METRO digest Commissioners OK Boyfriend stabbed WARREN lighting projects Latasha M. Scott, 42, of Parkman Road was arraigned Thursday in Warren BY PETER H. MILLIKEN also awarded a $194,849 Municipal Court on felonious assault [email protected] contract for a federally charges, accused of stabbing her boy- YOUNGSTOWN funded lighting and side- friend, 30, of Niles. A judge entered a Mahoning County walk installation project not-guilty plea for her, and bond was set commissioners entered at U.S. Route 422 and at $10,000. into a $566,607 agree- state Route 616 to Daniel Police were called to Trumbull Memo- ment Thursday with A. Terreri & Sons Inc. of rial Hospital at 3:47 a.m. Thursday for a Gardiner Service Co. of North Jackson, and they man of Woodland Avenue in Niles, who Solon to replace the light- issued a proclamation for had a deep stab wound in the front of his ing system at the county Amateur Radio Week be- shoulder. jail. ginning Sunday. The victim said Scott stabbed him The purchase is being The 20/9 Radio Club of at her home. He called his mother, who made through the U.S. Austintown will have its drove him to the hospital, he said. Communities Coopera- 24-hour public National Scott told police she was hanging out tive Purchasing Program. Amateur Radio Field Day with the victim, her three daughters and The jail, located at 110 observance beginning at another man, but the victim got upset. Fifth Ave., opened in 2 p.m. June 24 at Pogany Pavilion in Austintown She said she was sitting with her legs 1996. Park on Kirk Road. uncrossed so he pulled her into the bed- The project will replace Amateur radio opera- room and assaulted her. She said she the jail’s original flores- cent lights with LED tors can function on solar grabbed a knife that was on the fl oor and power, electric generators stabbed him. lights that will save the county $102,000 a year or car batteries for emer- Korean War Vets in energy costs and gen- gency communications erate $80,000 in rebates and are not dependent on YOUNGSTOWN from FirstEnergy , said commercial power, said Korean War Veterans Association of James Fortunato, county Dorothy O’Neil-Meleski Mahoning Valley, Chapter 137, is con- purchasing director. of Lake Milton, club vice ducting a Laying of the Roses ceremony The new system will president. at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Mahoning Valley pay for itself in nearly fi ve Joseph Rossi, chief Korean War Veterans Memorial, 4125 years and have a 15-year executive officer of the Mahoning Ave., at Wickliff e Circle, which life expectancy, he said. honors those who sacrifi ced during the The commissioners See COMMISSIONERS, A10 three-year Korean War. The main speaker is state Sen. Joseph L. Schiavoni of Boardman, D-33rd, for- mer Senate minority leader. MAHONING COUNTY INDICTMENTS A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people on the Child-sex sentence following charges Thursday: PITTSBURGH Amy E. Bruss, 24, Scott sion of drugs. A former Ellwood City, Pa., resident Street, Warren, theft. was sentenced in federal court to 11 Stephen Hogan, 28, Argyle Cordale McDowell, 19, Avenue, Boardman, failure years and 3 months in prison, followed Shields Road, possession of to comply, possession of co- by 20 years’ supervised release, and or- cocaine. caine and possession of drug dered to make $1,000 in restitution, on a Ronald Washington, 60, paraphernalia. charge of distribution of material depict- Salt Springs Road, two counts Shannon Lang, 37, and Ste- ing the sexual exploitation of a minor, a of felonious assault. phen E. Hogan, 57, Marmion U.S. Attorney said. Tremond Naze, 19, West Avenue, grand theft. U.S. District Judge Mark R. Hornak Princeton Avenue, improper Daesean Lemont Bunch, 17, imposed the sentence on Lucas Avery handling of fi rearms in a East Auburndale Avenue, three Klobetanz. On or about Oct. 8, 2015, motor vehicle. counts of aggravated robbery Klobetanz, 40, distributed videos and Edgar Eugene Day, 66, Mar- with fi rearm specifi cations. images containing material depicting the ket Street, Boardman, posses- Juchard Duncan, 26, Brier sexual exploitation of minors, according sion of a dangerous drug. Street, Warren, possession of to information presented to the court. Brianna Bell, 19, 8th Av- heroin. The case was investigated by the FBI enue, New Brighton, Pa., ag- Matthew D. Pierce, 33, and Pennsylvania State Police gravated possession of drugs Cameron Avenue, improper and falsifi cation. handling of fi rearms in a motor Help Network grant Jessica Davis, 33, South vehicle and physical control. YOUNGSTOWN Davis Street, Girard, possession Dean A. Foster Sr., 48, Syc- Help Network of Northeast Ohio is of heroin, possession of cocaine amore Drive, New Waterford, and possession of drugs. improper handling of fi rearms the recipient of a $23,000 grant from Tyjuan Julious, 23, Rush in a motor vehicle and operat- the Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation. ing a vehicle impaired. Programs off ered by Help Network that Boulevard, illegal possession of weapons and improper Samantha Shoemaker, 24, the grant will support include: Suicide handling of fi rearms in a Georgetown Road, Salem, ag- Hotline, Recovery Services, WarmLine motor vehicle. gravated possession of drugs. and East Liverpool Peer Resource and Jesse Stewart, 18, East Adrianne T. Barnes, 19, Recovery Center. The Margaret Clark Philadelphia Avenue, posses- Crandall Avenue, tampering Morgan Foundation supports the nour- sion of cocaine and posses- with records and theft. ishment of the human mind through the promotion of mental wellness, the arts Source: Mahoning County clerk of courts and education, according to its news re- lease. Its mission is to improve the lives of people with serious mental illness by investing in innovative projects in North- Couple face charges of east Ohio. Garden District neighbors suspected child abuse YOUNGSTOWN The Garden District Neighborhood Staff report was drunk, physically as- Association will have its next meeting at GIRARD saulted the girl. Offi cers 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Colonial Hall of A woman and her boy- also said Frisbee had a St. John Lutheran Church, 1420 Mahon- friend were arraigned pipe, possibly used for ing Ave. President Jerry O’Hara will of- Thursday in connection drugs. Police said Frisbee fi ciate. Councilman Mike Ray, D-4th, will with the suspected abuse is Ostavitz’s boyfriend. of a child. give an update of activities on the West Police booked both Side specifi cally and the city in general. Robert Lynn Frisbee, Community police offi cer Melvin John- 35, of Hubbard, appeared Ostavitz and Frisbee into son will attend. on misdemeanor charg- the Trumbull County jail es of child endangering Wednesday. Mooney grant for upgrades and possession of drug Hubbard Police said YOUNGSTOWN paraphernalia. Carol Ann Thursday afternoon the Cardinal Mooney High School received Ostavitz, 36, of Camp- report from the incident a $10,000 grant from the Home Savings bell, appeared on a felony was not yet available for Charitable Foundation. CMHS will utilize charge of contributing to release. the grant for facilities and technological child abuse. A judge set bonds Police responded to improvements to the school’s infrastruc- Thursday for Frisbee and ture, specifi cally as part of the Cardinal Harding Park in Hub- Ostavitz at $7,500 each. Mooney Auditorium Enhancement and bard Township about 9 Programming Campaign. These im- p.m. Wednesday. Frisbee They could not be reached provements will enhance programming and Ostavitz were there for comment and will ap- opportunities and student life as the with a 12-year-old girl. pear next Wednesday for a auditorium is a central activity arena for Police said Frisbee, who pretrial hearing. the school’s forensics program, theater productions, music education and pro- ductions and Link Crew & YES Fest activ- ities, as well as future Distance Learning Shots fi red during incident opportunities. YWCA early ed grant of road rage in Austintown YOUNGSTOWN Staff report edly told the woman he The YWCA of Youngstown, 25 W. AUSTINTOWN was going to get his shot- Rayen Ave., received a $5,311 grant from A man reportedly fi red gun and shoot her. the PNC Foundation for the Y’s Early Ed- a gun at a woman who The woman fled but ucation programs. The grant will assist was following him in his noticed the truck follow- in paying for staff salaries, fi eld trips to truck, but thought she ing her. OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Chil- was following a friend. At the intersection of Canfield-Niles Road and dren’s Center for Science & Technology An officer pulled a woman over Thursday Norquest Boulevard, she and upgrading technology for preschool shouted out the window classrooms. morning after he heard a gunshot and saw her run that she was lost and PNC provided the funding in support a red light at Norquest thought she was following of Grow Up Great, its bilingual program in Boulevard and Canfi eld- a friend. The man report- early-childhood education. The founda- Niles Road. edly yelled profanities at tion, which receives its principal funding The woman, who was her and fi red his gun. from The PNC Financial Services Group, crying, told officers she The woman told police supports organizations that provide ser- thought she was follow- the suspect was a white vices for the benefi t of communities in ing her friend’s truck male driving a gray truck. which it has a signifi cant presence. down Mahoning Avenue Police searched the YWCA’s Discovery Place, a pre- and was confused when woman’s car and deter- school for children 3 to 5, includes age- he got onto state Route mined she had no weap- appropriate curriculum designed for 11. She followed until ons. Her car was not kindergarten-readiness and enrichment he pulled off the road in damaged by the gunfi re. classes with a science, technology, engi- a residential area and Offi cers were unable to neering, arts and mathematics focus. yelled at her. He report- locate the suspect.

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EMAIL: [email protected] LOCAL & STATE THE VINDICATOR | FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2017 A5 DEADLY Continued from A1 otic danger at times.” Both incidents attracted plenty of onlookers. People watched the acci- dent cleanup from a bridge Mango Williams on Market Street over I-680. ovnyik confi rmed Williams They also watched investi- and Pledger-Stewart had a gators process the homicide relationship. scene from the Rite Aid at “It looks like he planned the corner of East Indianola this,” Bobovnyik said. Avenue and Market Street Pledger-Stewart had been during the height of rush on her way to work at V&V hour. Appliance. Her supervi- A woman later identifi ed as sors, Jonathan Rickert and Elizabeth Pledger-Stewart, Sue Swogger, said she had 46, of Boardman, was driv- worked there for the last few ing to work north on Mar- years. ket Street when a man later “She was a great person. identifi ed as Dale Williams, A great employee,” Rick- 59, of Youngstown, in a van, ert said. “She always had a rammed into the back of her pleasant attitude,” JOE GORMAN | THE VINDICATOR car. This sent the car into a “She had a lot of friends Police roped off a homicide scene on Market Street between West Hylda Avenue and East Indianola Avenue in the city’s Uptown District, storefront between Market here,” Swogger added. where a woman was shot and killed Thursday by her boyfriend. He is in custody. Street and West Hylda Av- Later in the morning, enue. The man then shot the about 10 a.m., city police woman several times, to the were notifi ed by Austintown 193 422 horror of a woman who was police to be on the lookout in the Rite Aid parking lot. for a blue Chevrolet pickup “It was evil,” the witness truck with a cap on it. The 680 Youngstown said. “I never thought I driver was a suspect in the Mahoning Ave. would see this in real life ... It robbery of the Dollar Tree on was just cold blooded.” Mahoning Avenue and had FATAL CRASH The 31-year-old witness apparently punched an em- SITE was afraid to give her name ployee and had taken some 62 but said Williams stood over cash before driving away, Pledger-Stewart and fired going east on Mahoning Av- FATAL several shots. enue toward Youngstown. SHOOTING As that was happening, The truck was spotted a

SITE St. Market city police officer Rusty little after 11 a.m. near Shir- Davis was stuck in traffic Indianola Ave. ley Road. When offi cers tried 62 Hylda Ave. and went to investigate. He to pull it over, it sped toward confronted the man, who the freeway and got on I-680 stopped shooting and sur- heading south. Rivera was in Midlothian Blvd. rendered peacefully. one of the two cars and of- Ave. Glenwood 625 ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR Pledger-Stewart died at St. fi cer Pat Mulligan was in the Youngstown police traffi c investigators examine wreckage Thursday from this pickup in the foreground Elizabeth Health Center of other. The chase proceeded that was being chased by police and collided with a tractor-trailer while the pickup was traveling the several gunshot wounds. to Boardman and arrange- THE VINDICATOR wrong way on Interstate 680. The driver of the tractor-trailer was not hurt. Boardman police had ments were made for town- taken a report from Pledg- ship police to lay stop sticks Mango was killed, and the not show what happened wrong way. They are to par- suspect turned around on er-Stewart about 10:15 p.m. at the Western Reserve exit. road was closed for most of when the case went to a allel the vehicle in order to I-680 and exited the town- Wednesday. She met an of- Rivera bowed out after hit- the afternoon. The driver grand jury. They only show warn other motorists in the ship. fi cer at the township police ting one of the sticks. of the tractor-trailer man- it being bound over from path of the pursued vehicle Nichols said the decision station and told the officer The truck turned around aged to walk away, witnesses county court to common and also to try and close to pursue a suspect is based Williams had come to her in a median just before the said. pleas court. down other ramps to stop on numerous factors, such home but was upset when turnpike and headed south In February 2001, Man- Lees said several factors traffic from entering the as the severity of the crime, she refused to get into his in the southbound lane of go was chased by Board- are taken into account when freeway. He said police were road conditions and traffi c. van. I-680. At some point, he got man and city police fol- a chase is initiated, includ- trying to do these things Lees said those officers Reports said Williams off the freeway and got back lowing a daytime robbery ing the time of day, traffic, when the crash happened. who were working day shift began sending threatening going north in the south- of a Boardman restaurant road conditions and the of- City police advised Board- Thursday are all veteran of- text messages, including one bound lanes of I-680. The pa- into Youngstown where fense involved. man police that the chase fi cers, but he added younger saying he was “going to catch trol supervisor had already he rammed head-on into Patrol supervisors monitor was entering the township officers also get the same her in the streets.” ordered all Youngstown a car at the intersection of pursuits and can terminate via southbound I-680. Sev- experience rather quickly Pledger-Stewart told po- units to stop the pursuit and Youngstown-Poland Road them, Lees said. eral township police offi cers because of the types of chal- lice Williams threatened other cars were deployed to and Midlothian Boulevard. “They’re in the best posi- assisted in the pursuit. lenges they face in being a her before but not like this. exit ramps hoping to catch Phillip Swantner, 34, of tion to know the circum- Boardman Police Chief police officer in an urban She was advised on how to the truck. But he rammed Harvey Street, died about a stances,” Lees said. He said Jack Nichols, who was area. obtain a protection order, head-on into a tractor-trail- month later from his inju- the department’s pursuit among those who assisted “They’re [younger offi- reports said. er just south of the Market ries. policy states that offi cers are YPD, said he ordered his offi - cers] pretty well prepared City police Lt. Doug Bob- Street exit ramp. Online court records do never to pursue a vehicle the cers to stand down after the for this,” Lees said.

ginia, hobbled around the SHOW GAME third-base box, coaching the Continued from A1 Continued from A1 GOP team as planned, with his crutches set aside. His going silent, and out the hospital during the game jumped among the that he had improved. aide, Zack Barth, who was brightest and best pi- “By playing tonight we shot by the Virginia assail- ant, walked across the fi eld ONLINE lots the Air Force has are showing the world that to offer. we will not be intimidated on crutches. Both had ap- VIDEO & “The kick is the op- by threats, acts of violence peared on the House floor PHOTO portunity to influ- or assaults on our democ- earlier Thursday. See video and ence the next genera- racy,” said President Donald There was plenty of am- photo gallery tion of airmen,” said Trump, appearing on the ateur-hour baseball in the for this story event, but also some break- at vindy.com Maj. Nate Hofmann of park’s giant screen but not Rockford, Ill., a combat attending. “The game will out play. pilot in the Middle East before becom- go on.” As in the past several years, ing a member of the Thunderbirds in When the president in- Rep. Cedric Richmond, a October 2016. toned three words he said Democrat from Louisiana, a “We represent every airman out have brought Americans close friend of his wounded there, and we want the brightest and together for generations Republican colleague and the best for the next generation of air- – “Let’s play ball” – cheers a player in his college days, men,” he said. rang out. But despite the dominated much of the In addition to the Thunderbird dem- unifying nature of the event, night, from the mound and onstration being a recruiting tool, its there were boos for the pres- the plate. Democrats opened aim is to help the public understand ident, too, from the section an 11-2 lead in the fi fth in- the capability of the Air Force and NIKOS FRAZIER | THE VINDICATOR for Democratic fans on the ning on the strength of his know they are well-protected, said Members of the Air Force Thunderbirds Demonstration Team fl y F-16 fi ghter jets in close third base side. pitching, and by then he had Hofmann, who has four young chil- formation Thursday in preparation for their performances this weekend. Before the event, House scored every time he was up. dren: three daughters, Avery, 5; Riley, Democratic leader Nancy That lasted until the end of 3; and Darby, 1; and a son, Asher, 2 are available. Visit youngstownair- public awareness and understand- Pelosi told reporters, “To- the seven-inning game. months. show.com for VIP Experience tickets ing of the Armed Forces and the mis- night we will go to the game, Despite the bipartisan Hofmann, who has been on active and other show information, includ- sion, policies and programs of the play our hardest, but we will motivation behind the duty for 11 years, said he wants to go ing parking and what visitors are pro- Air Force, organizers said. In addi- all be Team Scalise.” game, especially this year, back to being a combat pilot when his hibited from bringing to the base. tion, YARS hosts air shows as a way to Republican Rep. Chuck partisanship was hardly two-year stint with the Thunderbirds In addition to the Thunderbirds, the thank the community for its support Fleischmann of Tennessee abandoned as Democrats is complete. event includes a number of other fl y- of the base. scored in the first inning, and Republicans faced off, “I love serving in the Air Force. It is ing and static displays and food and Thunder Over the Valley would not enjoying a different sort of each side seriously itching more than a job – it’s a calling,” Hof- souvenir booths. be possible without the support of the adrenaline than the one for a win. mann said. Among the displays are the huge Youngstown Air Reserve Base Com- he experienced Wednes- Republicans and Demo- The Thunder Over the Valley Air C-130H Hercules troop/cargo planes munity Council, a private, nonprofi t day when he passed by crats sat in different parts of Show and Open House is free and fl own by the 910th Airlift Wing based organization that provides special the shooter over bloodied the park – fans could state open to the public, but a limited num- at the YARS. missions and fundraising projects to ground to take shelter in a their party preference when ber of VIP Experience for-pay tickets Air Force air shows are valuable benefi t the military community, of- dugout . buying tickets. Baseball for preferred and fl ight-deck seating community events that increase fi cials said. Rep. Roger Williams cards handed out as fans of Texas, taken away in a entered the park identified THUNDER OVER THE VALLEY | If you go stretcher with an injured the players’ partisan voting ankle from the chaos in Vir- percentages. Four parking locations are the Kent State at Trumbull lot designated parking locations locate a security/deputy sher- reserved for the 2017 Thunder is full. listed above. This includes all iff for assistance. Over The Valley Air Show and The last bus will leave DoD CAC holders (retired or Everyone will be screened Stadium. We’re announc- Open House. They will be fi lled from the parking lots for active). in the following order: by security before getting CONCERT ing a collaboration between Youngstown Air Reserve Sta- If you arrive at a lot that is Delphi Electric: 1265 North on a bus. If you refuse to be Continued from A1 the city, Youngstown State tion at 2:30 p.m. full, you will be directed to the screened, you will not be admit- University, JAC Live and the River Road, Warren. Opens at often viewed as a protege of Show hours: The parking next lot. Do not go to a lot that ted to the event. Pay attention Muransky Companies.” 8 a.m.; fi rst bus leaves at 8:30 you have not been directed Buffett, had a hit with “Is- a.m. lots open at 8 a.m., and the to the prohibited items list and Tickets for the show will go show gates open at 9 a.m. to because you will not get land Song.” Phantom Fireworks: 3566 the screening process will go on sale at 10 a.m. June 24. Saturday and Sunday of the picked up if planners end up However, Buffett has no JAC Live and a Muransky Larchmont Ave. NE, Warren. not using that lot. Information quickly. show. VIP ticketholders must Grammys, while Brown subsidiary company teamed Opens if/when the Delphi lot is check your ticket for early- on which lots are full will be For traffi c updates, tune has, you guessed it, three of full. available on local radio sta- to bring Lionel Richie last access details. Parking lots in to one of these stations them. year and Rod Stewart in 2015 Kent State at Trumbull close at 2:30 p.m., and the tions, so you can adjust to the which will broadcast live traffi c Stambaugh can hold Campus, 4314 Mahoning show grounds close at 5 p.m. next one in line. All the park- to the Covelli Centre, which and parking information: 570 21,000 people for a concert, JAC’s parent company man- Ave. NW, Warren (Champi- both days. ing lots are within a couple of WKBN (570 AM); MIX 98.9 said Eric Ryan, JAC’s chief on): Opens if/when the Phan- miles of each other. ages, drawing 6,000 people ENTERING/LEAVING (98.9 FM); HOT 101 (101.1 FM); executive offi cer. tom Fireworks lot is full. to each show. Do not go to Youngstown When departing the show, Y-103 (102.9 FM); and K105 “We want to make history The two also are pro- make sure you get onto a bus Trumbull County Career & Air Reserve Station or the (105.1 FM). together,” he said of today’s moting a July 15 concert by Technical Center, 528 Edu- Youngstown-Warren Regional labeled with the name of the Source: Youngstown Air Reserve announcement. “We’re an- cational Highway, Warren Airport. You will be turned lot at which you parked. If you Pitbull at Covelli. Limited Station/Youngstown Air Reserve Base nouncing a major artist and tickets for that show are still (Champion): Opens if/when away and directed to the end up going to the wrong lot, Community Council we want to fill Stambaugh available, Ryan said.

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A6 THE VINDICATOR | FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2017 TRIBUTES & LOCAL WWW.VINDY.COM ANN SANDERS, 87 TRAVIS A. RAMSEY, 33 GRANVILLE - Funeral services POLAND - Travis A. Ramsey, 33, will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at went home to be with his Savior St. John the Baptist Orthodox on June 15, 2017, after an 11-month Church, with the Rev. Andrew Nel- battle with cancer. ko officiating, for Ann Sanders, 87, Travis was born Sept. 8, 1983, in formerly of Campbell, who passed Youngstown. away Monday. He was a 2001 Leetonia High Ann was born March 2, 1930, in School graduate. He went on to Campbell, the daughter of George continue his education at Kent and Mary Simko Rusnak. State University, where he re- She was a 1948 graduate of ceived a Bachelor’s Degree in En- Campbell Memorial High School gineering and later, Geneva Col- and retired from the Purchasing lege for his Master’s in Business. department at Youngstown State Travis started his career at American Standard in Salem, BALDWIN, Barbara G., of Warren; University. She was an active berry, Pa., Joe Rusnak of Akron his two sons, who were his pride McCARTHY, Irene F., 95, of member of the church, belonging where he worked for 10 years. He calling hours Monday from 3 to Youngstown; calling hours Mon- and Walter (Laurie) Rusnak of Po- and joy, Logan and Liam; his pa- to the Mothers Club, Altar Society land; and two sisters, Mary Jane then went to work at Vallourec rents, Darlene Ramsey and Jim 4 p.m. at Staton-Borowski Funeral day from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Star and became senior industrial Homes. and Orthodox Women’s Society. Puskas of Campbell and Nadine Limpose of Salem; father-in-law Queen of the Holy Rosary Church Ann loved her church and performance manager. Travis de- in Vienna; Fox Funeral Home in Pallai of Richland, Mo. and mother-in-law, Dan and Deb- BAYMAN, Charles Richard church family. Ann enjoyed at- veloped business relationships all Boardman. She was preceded in death by bie Miller of Boardman; stepbroth- “Dick,” 93, of Howland Township, tending sporting events of her her parents and her husband, over the world, traveling to Ger- er, Michael (Lyndi) Douglass; his formerly of England, Wales, and RAMSEY, Travis A., 33, of Po- grandchildren in junior high, high Geno. many, France, and Brazil. grandmother, Dorothy Fletcher of Paris; visitation Tuesday from land; calling hours Saturday from school and college, at Campbell The family would like to give a He was a member and elder at Salem; one sister-in-law, Rachael 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Central Chris- 1 to 3:45 p.m. at Trinity Fellowship and South Range Jr. High Schools, special thanks to the staff of Mid- the Trinity Fellowship Church in Miller of Boardman; two brothers- tian Church; McFarland & Son Fu- Church in Boardman; Davis-Becker South Range High School, Johns dleton Senior Living and Hospice Boardman. Travis was very in- in-law, Justin (fiancée Gina Cos- neral and Cremation Services in Funeral Home in Boardman. Hopkins University and Seton Hill of Central Ohio for the exception- volved at the church and was the sette) Miller of Poland and Eric Warren. University. She also enjoyed at- youth group leader of Strong Tow- SPADIN, Dolores “Dolly,” 87, of al and loving care they offered to Miller of Boardman; and two nie- tending YSU football games, in- Ann during her stay in Granville. er Student Ministry with his wife, ces, Kaylee and Michayla Dou- GREEN, Lorenzo L. Sr., 72, of Niles; calling hours Monday from cluding the national championship Heather, for the last eight years. Youngstown; calling hours Satur- 10 a.m. to noon at Wm. Nicholas The family requests that dona- glass. games. tions be made to St. John Ortho- Travis loved his Lord and Savior He was preceded in death by day from 4 to 5 p.m. at F.D. Mason Funeral Home & Cremation Serv- Ann was an avid Cleveland Indi- and it was truly his passion to Memorial Funeral Home Inc. ices. dox Church or Hospice of Central his grandfather, Paul Fletcher. ans, Browns and Cavs fan, and al- Ohio. make himself available to the kids Services will be held at the HEASLEY, Michael “Mike” Alan, STURBI, Virginia “Jeni” M., 83, ways cheered on the Ohio State The Sanders family has en- and made sure they had the same Trinity Fellowship Church, 4749 30, of Masury; calling hours today of Lowellville; calling hours today Buckeyes. trusted their loved one to the foundation for pursuing the Lord. South Ave. in Boardman on Satur- from 4 to 7 p.m. at Lane Family from 4 to 7 p.m. at Cunningham- Her husband, Eugene “Geno” care of the Wasko Funeral Home He also helped with the children’s day, June 17, 2017, at 4 p.m., with Funeral Homes, Madasz Chapel; Becker Funeral Home, Poland Sanders, whom she married Nov. in Campbell and will receive fami- ministry and the music ministry. Pastor A.J. Platt officiating. Wm Nicholas Funeral Home & Cre- Chapel. 21, 1950, passed away Aug. 15, ly and friends on Saturday morn- Travis was a soccer coach with Friends and family will be re- mation Services. 2014. ing from 10 to 11 a.m. at St. John his son’s teams in the Poland ceived Saturday from 1 to Ann will be deeply missed by the Baptist Orthodox Church in Youth Soccer Association. He was 3:45 p.m. at the church. HERGENRODER, Diane Louise her son and daughter-in-law, Jim Campbell. an avid Kentucky Wildcats fan, as Visit www.beckerobits.com to (Talbot), 77, of Salem; Arbaugh- and Barb Sanders of Granville; Visit www.waskofamily.com to well as Notre Dame football. send condolences. Pearce-Greenisen & Sons Funeral grandson Jim (Makenzie) Sanders view this obituary and send Ann’s Travis was a kid at heart, was and Cremation Services. of Phoenix; two granddaughters, family condolences. always the life of the party, and Kira (Ty) Henkaline of Granville loved making people laugh. and Andra (John) Less of Annan- He is survived by his wife, the dale, Va.; and four great-grand- former Heather Miller of Poland, 06-16-17 SHIRLEY J. SIGNOR, 81 children, Holden, Ellie, Johnny and whom he married June 25, 2005; Carter. She also leaves, three 06-16-17 AUSTINTOWN – There will be a brothers, George Rusnak of Cran- funeral service on Monday, June U.S. DISTRICT COURT 19, 2017, at noon at the Tabernacle COURTS BANKRUPTCIES CHAPTER 7 Evangelical Presbyterian Church, MAHONING COUNTY 2432 S. Raccoon Road in Austin- Judith Gipson, 469 N. Glenellen, JOSEPH P. BOCZAR, 65 MARRIAGE LICENSES Youngstown. town, with Pastor Gary Koerth of- Michael J. Barsda, 18, of 1562 Foun- Jasper W. Wells Jr., 752 Porter Ave. ficiating, for Shirley J. Signor, 81, YOUNGSTOWN - Joseph P. Boc- National Defense Medal for his tain Square Drive, Austintown, and Campbell. who passed away Wednesday Sarah M. Grignon, 17, of 68 N. Four Chad W. Brown, 901 Liberty Road, zar, 65, of 40 Oriole Drive, passed service to his country. Mile Run Road, Austintown. Youngstown. morning, June 14, 2017, at St. Eliz- away the morning of June 10, Mr. Boczar is survived by two Richard C. Tunison Jr., 67, of 41 South Cynthia D. Burnett, 4552 Nantucket abeth Health Center. 2017, at his residence. sisters, Donna J. (Dr. Richard) Marcia Drive, Austintown, and Gina Drive Apt. 5, Youngstown. Shirley was born July 30, 1935, M. Galich, 38, of 237 Elvira Court, Donna N. Wright, 46 Roslyn Drive, Mr. Boczar was born April 7, Nord of Canfield and Elaine B. McDonald. Youngstown. in Youngstown, the daughter of 1952, in New Castle, Pa. He was the (Harmon) Eggers of Bolivia, N.C.; Michael A. Fairbanks, 41, of 8992 Earl W. McCready, 1734 Pointview the late Thomas and Jane Niles. son of the late Henry S. and Clara and two nieces, Dr. Ashley (Shane) New Road, North Jackson, and Faith Ave., Youngstown. She graduated from South High C. Krahn, 30, of same. Vanessa S. Pickard, 161 E. Raven- G. Ostrowski Boczar. Nord Riley of Coraopolis, Pa. and Thomas E. Reeveley, 59, of 3220 E. wood, Youngstown. School, Youngstown Hospital As- ter, Betty Jane Amendolea; and Joseph was a graduate of Indi- Lauren Nord of Hershey, Pa. Western Reserve Road, Poland, and Vickie L. Uhl, 5113 Allan Drive, sociation School of Nursing and brother Tim Niles. ana University of Pennsylvania In addition to his parents, Jo- Kristen R. Daniels, 50, of same. Youngstown. Youngstown State University. with a Bachelor’s Degree in Ac- seph was preceded in death by Christopher L. Treasic, 41, of 24 Dela- Theresa A. Zouck, 11200 Sharrott Family and friends may call on ware Ave., Poland, and Donna M. Road, North Lima. Shirley was a RN, and worked for Monday, June 19, 2017, from counting. He continued his educa- numerous aunts and uncles. Fero, 38, of same. Amy M. Christman, 107 S. Main St., several doctors and companies in 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Taberna- tion earning a Master’s in Busi- Calling hours are from 5 to Arvella R. Davis Jr., 38, of 3489 Am- Youngstown. ber St., Youngstown, and Priscilla L. Erin M. Smith, 624 Geneva Ave., the area. cle Evangelical Presbyterian ness from Youngstown State Uni- 7 p.m., today, June 16, 2017, at the Jackson, 35, of same. She was a member of the Tab- Struthers. Church, 2432 S. Raccoon Road in versity. Noga Funeral Home Inc., 1142 S. Brian G. Kopp, 54, of 587 Hyatt Ave., John Dalo, 11720 Silica Road, North ernacle Presbyterian Church. She Joseph worked as a reimburse- Mill St. in New Castle. Campbell, and Tanya P. Braxton- Jackson. Austintown. Mondesir, 46, of same. enjoyed quilting, golfing and was Please visit www.thomp- ment analyst for Forum Health in A private blessing service and Joseph C. Rolla III, 28, of 5042 Win- BANKRUPTCIES CHAPTER 13 a member of the PYBS Golf Lea- sonfh1932.com to view this obitu- Youngstown. Afterwards, he Rite of Committal will be held on throp Drive, Austintown, and Jes- Brian J. Pryjma, 264 Wilson Road, gue. ary and to send condolence to the worked as an accountant for Vibra Saturday at the funeral home. sica N. Stacy, 28, of same. Struthers. Shirley is survived by her hus- family. Hospital also in the Youngstown Pastor Frank D. Almade will offici- DISSOLUTIONS ASKED Maria J. Martinez, 258 Park Drive, band of 57 years, Kenneth M. Si- Renee A. Ditata-Spala, of 7950 E. Campbell. Arrangements are being han- area. ate. Starlight Way No. 217, Scottsdale, Michelle D. Howard, 116 S. Dunlap gnor, whom she married in Janu- dled by the Thompson-Filicky Fu- Joseph was an avid outdoors- Burial will be at Madonna Cem- Ariz., and Larry F. Spala, of 500 Ave., Youngstown. ary of 1960; two sisters-in-law; a neral Home in Boardman. man. He also enjoyed gardening etery. Turnberry Court, Warren. brother-in-law; several nieces and and fishing. Joseph loved all types In lieu of flowers, contributions Joel Cardona, of 1245 Garland Ave., nephews; and great-nieces and Thompson Youngstown, and Misty E. Cardona, F of animals. can be made in his name to the of 117 S. Bruce St., Youngstown. Altiere’s great-nephews. ilicky Joseph was a veteran of the Animal Welfare League of Trum- DIVORCES ASKED F H Besides her parents, Shirley uneral ome U.S. Navy, serving on the USS In- bull County, 812 Youngstown- Loren E. Whiting, of 4016 Shelby was preceded in death by her sis- dependence CV 62 from Nov. 20, Kingsville Road SE, Vienna, OH Road, Youngstown v. Jordan I. 06-16-17 Whiting, of 3776 Emery Club Way, 1972, to Aug. 27, 1975. He complet- 44473. Columbus. ed his active reserve obligation Visit nogafuneralhome.com Barbara Allanson, of 474 Robinson on Aug. 4, 1978, after finishing col- where online condolences may be Road, Campbell v. James Allanson, of same. CALL TODAY! WILLIAM R. “BILL” CREIGHTON, 77 lege. He received an honorable viewed or given. Zebulon Delrio, of 152 Youngstown discharge from the Navy and the 06-16-17 Lowellville Road, Lowellville v. GET IT TODAY! PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA. - Helen Delrio, of 2060 Thalia Ave., Youngstown. William R. “Bill” Creighton, 77, also Mary Dobozy, of 26 Oxford St., Camp- of Bridgeport, W.Va., passed away bell v. Anthony Dobozy, of 3232 MULCH Friday, May 26, 2017. Wendover Circle, Youngstown. Per Yard JOHN A. SPATAR SR., 66 David A. Johnson Sr., of 165 Wirt St., He was born on Feb. 15, 1940, in Youngstown v. Michelle E. Johnson, • Double Shredded Youngstown, the middle son of WARREN – John A. Spatar Sr., of 744 Broadway Ave., Youngstown. the late Robert C. and Margaret 66, passed away unexpectedly, Angela R. Crone, of 7670 North Lima Mulch Road, Poland v. Anthony S. Crone, of Alice Creighton. Saturday, June 10, 2017, at St. Eliz- 5416 Sheridan Road, Boardman. • Dyed Mulch Bill graduated from The Rayen abeth Health Center in Youngs- Daniel Penick, of 2937 Spring Meadow Black-Brown-Red School in 1958. town. Circle, Austintown v. Karlene Penick, of same. • Playground Mulch He is survived of his wife, Sally John was born July 25, 1950, in John F. Lyons Jr., of 2488 Rosemont of Florida and Bridgeport, W.Va.; Youngstown, a son of the late Road, North Jackson v. Holly E. one son, Sean and his wife, Laura; George and Loretta Liberatore Lyons, of 4154 Westmont Drive, Youngstown. TOP SOIL two grandchildren; his stepdaugh- Spatar, and was a lifelong area Per Yard resident. NEW COMPLAINTS ter, Jessica Leech and her hus- Club. Bill was a die-hard Mountain- Daniel R. Yemma v. Unknown Sur- band, Garth; sister Ruth; brother eer and Browns fan. He was a 1968 graduate of Gir- viving Spouse of Lulu Green et al, • Screened Richard; and several nieces and In lieu of flowers, contributions ard High School and worked for money. • Unscreened nephews. the U.S. Postal Service as a letter Daniel R. Yemma v. Thomas E. Au- are requested to the Harrison gustinksy et al,, money. • Super Soil Along with his parents, Bill was County Humane Society, P.O. Box carrier for 36 years, retiring in Daniel R. Yemma v. Bertha McClendon preceded in death by a brother, 4397, Clarksburg, WV 26302; or a 2005. During his retirement, John Besides his parents, a daugh- et al, money. (Garden Soil) Robert; and sisters Marjorie and charity of your choice. delivered flowers for Creative De- ter, Shari Lynn, preceded him in Daniel R. Yemma v. O.D. Neely et al, • Mushroom Compost sign & Floral in Niles. money. Nancy. A memorial service will be held death. Daniel R. Yemma v. James Fuller et • Leaf Compost Bill was the owner of several on Friday, June 30, 2017, from 7 to Mr. Spatar was a member of St. Family and friends may call al, money. Giant Eagle grocery stores. He 8 p.m., with calling hours two Rose Church in Girard. Very social from 2 to 4 p.m., and from 6 to Daniel R. Yemma v. Unknown Surviv- • Fill Dirt and active in the community, ing Spouse of Carlos Serrano et al, was a member of the Masons, an hours prior, from 5 to 7 p.m. at 8 p.m., Monday, June 19, at Kinnick money. • Baseball Infi eld Mix avid golfer, one of the founding the Burnside Funeral Home in John was also a member of the Funeral Home, 222 S. State St., Gir- Daniel R. Yemma v. Pamela Price et members of Pete Dye Golf Course Bridgeport. Mahoning Valley Burger Guyz and ard. al, money. in Bridgeport and a long-standing of Girard Eagles Aerie No. 2172. He Daniel R. Yemma v. Lewis Mitchell et DECORATIVE STONE 06-16-17 Funeral services will begin at al, money. Per Ton member of the Bridgeport County was a Knights of Columbus 3rd 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, June 20, at Daniel R. Yemma v. Julia V. Schmidt Degree member of Youngstown et al, money. the funeral home, and will contin- • Canadian Blue (Large & Small) Council No. 274, was a NALC Union ue with a Mass of Christian Burial Daniel R. Yemma v. Denis R. Seguin et al, money. • Rainbow Rock official, and had been coach and to be celebrated at 11 a.m. at St. Daniel R. Yemma v. Ny-Keia Home LORENZO L. GREEN SR., 72 president of the Girard Little Indi- Rose Church, 48 E. Main St., Gir- Holding Co. LLC et al, money. • Eastern Sunrise ans football program. Daniel R. Yemma v. Joseph Mays et ard. al, money. • Black Shimmer YOUNGSTOWN - Funeral serv- John was a fan of the Youngs- Due to his sudden passing, in ices will be held Saturday, June 17, Frank Hill v. Alexandria Code, jury town State University Penguins, lieu of flowers, John’s family sug- demand. • Red Lava 2017, at 5 p.m., at the F.D. Mason and was a model train afficionado. gests memorial contributions be Mitchel Maloney et al v. Patricia Van- • Arctic Rainbow Memorial Funeral Home Inc., for Most of all, he enjoyed spending made to the funeral home to help Dyke et al, personal injury. Mr. Lorenzo L. Green Sr., 72, who Cavalry SPV I LLC v. Corinna Proya, • Mojave Stone (Large & Small) time with his family. with final expenses. Memorial con- other civil. departed this life, June 3, 2017, at A generous and thoughtful tributions may also be made to Grange Property and Casualty Co. v. • Black Beauty Amanda R. Swantek, money. Dandridge Burgundi Manor. man, John donated his organs so LifeBanc, 4775 Richmond Road, Mr. Green was born July 5, Jerome Williams v. Allstate Fire and others may have a chance to live. Cleveland, OH 44128. Casualty Insurance Co. et al, jury CONSTRUCTION GRAVELS 1944, in Chattanooga, Tenn., to Al- He leaves his wife of 38 years, Please visit kinnickfuneral- demand. Per Ton bert and Lothara (Lothard) Green. LIHP Namesor Inc. v. APP Group In- Peggy Foerster Spatar whom he home.com to view and share this ternational LLC et al, complaint. He graduated high school and married in 1978; his son, John Spa- obituary, and to send condolences Ohio State Penitentiary v. Sophia • Pea Gravel (#8) began working with JL Steel. He tar Jr. at home; a brother, George online to John’s family. Phillips et al, notice of appeal. also worked for Boatyard Restau- The Bank of New York Mellon v. Trac- • River Gravel (#57) Spatar of Girard; many extended ey L. Dawson et al, foreclosure. rant Group as a handyman. family members; and many The East Ohio Gas Co. v. BC Contract- • River Gravel (#3) He married the former Mrs. Ru- also leaves his great-grandchil- friends. ing, property damage. Selective Insurance Co. of South • Mason Sand by Lee Green in 1970, who died in dren, Sydney, Ashley, and Gordon John will be truly and sadly Carolina v. The Ohio Bell Telephone • Limestone Sand (AG SLAG) 2002. Green of Tennessee; along with a missed by all who knew and loved 06-16-17 Co., complaint for damages. He leaves to cherish his memo- host of other relatives and him. Cab East LLC v. Jonathan B. Persing • Limestone (#8) ry, his sons, Lorenzo L. Green Jr. et al, money. friends. Robert R. Apicello v. Richard A. • Limestone (#57) and Robert L. Green, both of Mr. Green was preceded in Devaux et al, personal injury. Youngstown; granddaughters death by his parents; a brother, LVNV Funding LLC v. Patti Bertolette, • Limestone (#617) Damya Lorey of Florida and money. Albert Green; and a sister, Sheila The Huntington National Bank v. Ka- 8415 South Ave., Boardman DaShawa Green of Youngstown; Green. tina E. Hazimihalis, money. siblings Harold Lothard, David and Friends may call from 4 to Griffi n T. Williams et al v. Paityn 330.726.9300 Homer Green, all of Youngstown DeVivo et al, other tort. 5 p.m. at the funeral home. William A. Fusco et al v. Lori A. Be- Lake and Lucille Green of Campbell. He 06-16-17 geot, complaint. Milton 330.538.0009

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FRIDAY MARKET WATCH JUNE 16, 2017 Dow NASDAQ S&P 500 Gold Silver BUSINESS BUSINESS NEWS 14.66 29.39 5.46 $20.60 $0.41 digest THE VINDICATOR | A7 21,359.90 6,165.50 2,432.46 $1,252.20 $16.69 Dollar General hiring events set Better Business Bureau gives Federal work-study YOUNGSTOWN Dollar General plans to host hiring events through- businesses, leaders awards program faces cuts out Ohio in the next week specifi cally aimed at recruit- By KALEA HALL ... whether a Associated Press Republicans. Sen. Roy Blunt, ing potential store manage- [email protected] supplier or WASHINGTON a Missouri Republican who ment candidates. POLAND customer,” Hannah Zwick put herself chairs the Appropriations Attendees are encour- A century-old grocery Buta said. through college by working subcommittee dealing with aged to review and apply store, a metal-processing CKC as a fundraiser for her univer- education spending, warned for positions online at www. company, a specialized Cleaning sity under the federal work- this week that the reductions dollargeneral.com/careers cleaning company, a heat- Specialists study program. She liked the would be hard, if not impos- before attending the event. ing and cooling provider, a Fleming of Hubbard job so much that she decided sible, to accept. Locally, there will be a revitalization organization has served to pursue a career in educa- “Broadly speaking, it’s go- Northeast Ohio, western hiring events from 10 a.m. and a community leader all tion. ing to make it more diffi cult Pennsylvania and parts of to 3 p.m. Thursday at the have one thing in common: “That was a game changer for students and their parents They were honored by the West Virginia since 1979. New Springfi eld location, for me,” said Zwick, 25, who to afford college,” said Daniel Better Business Bureau of The company specializes now works for an education T. Madzelan, assistant vice 13889 Woodworth Road; in having mobile pressure- Mahoning Valley. technology company along president at the American 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 23 at washing trucks, and also This year’s BBB’s Torch with studying toward a grad- Council on Education. the Youngstown location, Award winners show the offers installation of LeafX uate degree. “Work-study Judith Scott-Clayton, asso- 2896 McCartney Road; 9 Mahoning Valley’s mar- Gutter Protection system. opened up that opportunity ciate professor of economics a.m. to noon June 23 at the ketplace trust is alive, said William Price Heating Cortland location, 384 S. that pretty much set me up and education at Columbia Carol Potter, the BBB Ma- KALEA HALL | THE VINDICATOR and Cooling of Girard was on my career path.” High St.; and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. University Teachers’ College, honing Valley president. Louise and Frank Rulli show established in 1937. The But future students may Thursday at the Warren lo- “The nominees are just off Rulli Bros.’ Torch Award family-owned and oper- said work-study has shown not be so lucky. The Trump to have a positive effect on cation, 4313 Mahoning Ave. stellar,” Potter said. “Some- for Marketplace Trust award- ated company has had four administration’s 2018 budget NW. thing about this Valley that ed Thursday to the century- generations lead the com- college persistence and com- old grocery business by the seeks to cut funding for work- pletion, especially for low-in- is so remarkable is how pany to growth. study nearly in half from $990 Discounted website, Better Business Bureau of the come students, according to a tight we are. We are all in The Youngstown Neigh- million to $500 million, leav- Mahoning Valley. recent study. marketing materials it together. It’s an honor to borhood Development ing 300,000 students without Under the program, the fed- YOUNGSTOWN be able to give them one of Corp. started in 2010 as an access to the program. A partnership between these Torch Awards.” business that started on organization devoted to The Education Department eral government gives money the Youngstown Business For the third year in a Youngstown’s East Side and the stabilization and revi- says the change will make the to college and universities, talization of city neighbor- Incubator and marketing row, the BBB honored busi- now has stores in Austin- program better targeted by which covers up to 75 percent hoods. fi rm Jet Creative will give nesses, a nonprofit and a town and Boardman. focusing on undergraduate of the salaries of undergradu- civic leader at The Lake Mike Rulli, a leader in In the last five years, entrepreneurs their own students who would benefi t ate and graduate students Club in Poland on Thurs- the company, gave credit YNDC has repaired most. The reductions are part working on campus. quality website and market- more than 250 homes in day. of the business’ success to of a 13 percent funding cut Students typically work 10- ing materials at discounted Youngstown. Recipients of the Torch the employees and the cus- for the department, which 15 hours per week for an av- rates. “Without the city and Awards for Marketplace tomers. involves student aid and K-12 erage annual award of some The announcement the [Raymond John] Wean Trust were Rulli Bros., “They represent what we programs. $1,730, according to govern- comes with the unveiling Foundation, this organi- Butech Bliss, CKC Clean- do,” Rulli said of the em- Since it was launched in ment fi gures. of YBI’s new website, also ployees. zation would not exist in ing Specialist and William 1964, work-study has en- Typical jobs include com- designed and produced by John Buta started Butech its current form,” said Ian Price Heating Co. Inc. joyed bipartisan support munity services and tutoring. Jet, which features simple in 1985 and in 1999 pur- Beniston, YNDC director. The Youngstown Neigh- and proposed cuts were met The program has benefited navigation, a fresh look and borhood Development chased Bliss-Salem Corp. Fleming is involved in with criticism from advo- more than 40 million stu- detailed information for en- Corp. received the Torch to form Butech Bliss. several organizations, in- cates, Democrats and some dents over the years. trepreneurs, manufacturers Award for Nonprofi t Excel- Today, the company has cluding the Youngstown and the public. lence, and Suzanne Flem- 238 employees. It’s known Metropolitan Hous- The new website can be ing received the Torch for its innovative, patented ing Authority, the Mercy viewed at: http://ybi.org/. Award for Civic Leader- scrap-chopper technology, Health Foundation, the ship. but the company. Youngstown Rotary and Dodge minivans recalled “We really try to do a re- the Raymond J. Wean Apprenticeships Rulli Bros. is a fourth- Associated Press generation, family-owned ally good job for everyone Foundation. Fiat Chrysler says the air YOUNGSTOWN DETROIT bag wiring can chafe against During this Workforce De- Fiat Chrysler is recalling steering wheel trim, causing velopment Week, as Presi- 297,000 minivans in the U.S. a short circuit. Drivers could dent Donald Trump calls for and Canada because the see an air-bag warning light, apprenticeships to address driver’s front air bag can in- the windshield wipers may skills gaps, the Mahoning fl ate unexpectedly. turn on unexpectedly or the Valley Manufacturers Coali- The recall covers Dodge speed control may not work. tion is doing just that locally. Grand Caravans from 2011 Dealers will inspect wir- MVMC, along with the and 2012. The company says ing and replace it if needed. West Central Job Partner- eight people have suffered They’ll also install a protec- ship, created the Oh-Penn minor injuries from the tive covering. Manufacturing Apprentice- problem, but no crashes have Owners will be notifi ed by ship Network in 14 counties been reported. mail starting July 28. in eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania as part of its $2.9 million U.S. Depart- Legal Notices Legal Notices ment of Labor American LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Apprenticeship Initiative Canfield Township Board of Trustees will Sealed bids in regards to the 2017 Hot Mix meet in special session on Friday, June 16, Resurfacing Project for the Hubbard Town- grant. Grant resources have 2017 at 9 a.m. at 21 S. Broad Street, ship Trustees of Trumbull County, Ohio, Canfield, Oh (Township Hall) for the pur- will be received by the Township Fiscal enabled MVMC to developed pose of meeting in Executive Session with Officer of Hubbard, State of Ohio, until the Township’s legal counsel to discuss 7:00 P.M. Hubbard time, on the 10th day of innovative apprenticeship threatened litigation. July, 2017 and shall be opened and read programs. thereafter. LEGAL NOTICE Copies of the Specifications are on file in Sealed bids for the 2017 Resurfacing the office of the Road Superintendent of New businesses Program for the LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Hubbard Township, from 7:00 A.M. through Trustees of Trumbull County, Ohio, will be 3:00 P.M. where they may be obtained (or up in the state received by the Township Fiscal Officer of examined) upon the payment of ten dollars LIBERTY, State of Ohio, until 11:00 a.m. ($10.00), to cover the cost of printing of COLUMBUS LIBERTY time, on the 30th day of June, same. There will be no refund for specifica- 2017 and shall be opened and read on the tions or plans returned. Ohio Secretary of State same day thereafter. Address: Hubbard Township Jon Husted announced Copies of the Specifications and Plans are 2600 Elmwood Dr. Ext. on file in the office of the Fiscal Officer of Hubbard, Ohio 44425 Thursday 10,712 new enti- ASSOCIATED PRESS Township Trustees where they may be ob- 330-534-1411 tained (or examined) upon the payment of ties fi led to do business in Specialist Gregg Maloney, left, and trader Gordon Charlop work on the fl oor of the New York Stock ten dollars ($10.00), to cover the cost of Bids must be made on the Bid Blank pre- Ohio during May, an Exchange on Thursday. printing of same. There will be no refund scribed by the Trustees and shall be filed in for plans and/or specifications returned. a sealed envelope at the time and place increase of 2,116 when com- hereinbefore designated. Each bid shall Address: Steve Shelton - Fiscal Officer contain the full name and address of each pared to the same month in 1315 Churchhill-Hubbard Rd. person or company submitting same and 2016. The announcement Youngstown, Ohio 44505 shall be accompanied by a certified check Skidding tech and retail on a solvent bank, or a bid bond, in the sum Bids must be made on the Bid Blank pre- of not less than ten percent (10%) of the makes May the second-best scribed by the Trustees and shall be filed in amount bid as a guarantee that if the bid is month for new-business a sealed envelope at the time and place accepted a contract will be entered into in hereinbefore designated. Each bid shall the proper manner. The check of all unsuc- formation in Ohio’s history contain the full name and address of each cessful bidders shall be returned to them companies take stocks lower person or company (with the names of all by the contracting authority immediately with March being the best parties interested therein) submitting said upon awarding the contract or rejection of bid and shall be accompanied by a certified all bids. month. Associated Press check on a solvent bank, or a bid bond, in ington will affect President market this year, contin- the sum of not less than ten percent (10%) The attention of the bidders is directed to So far, 53,345 new enti- NEW YORK Donald Trump’s proposed ued to slide. Apple gave of the amount bid as a guarantee that if the requirement that each proposal must ties have fi led to do business the bid is accepted a contract will be en- be accompanied by a Non-Collusion Affida- U.S. stocks fell Thursday agenda of cuts in taxes and up 87 cents to $144.29 and tered into in the proper manner in accord- vit duly signed by the bidder. in Ohio in 2017. ance with section 153.54 of the Ohio as technology firms and regulations. Alphabet, Google’s par- Revised Code. The check of all unsuccessful The Township Trustees reserve the right to bidders shall be returned to them by the reject any or all bids, and to delete any part small companies skidded. “Investors are getting a ent company, sank $7.75 contracting authority immediately upon of the proposal herein. Free cookies for awarding the contract or rejection of all Investors bought high-div- bit antsy waiting for these to $960.18. Symantec shed bids. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF THE dad at Eat’n Park TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES idend stocks, which pulled pro-growth policies,” said 68 cents, or 2.3 percent, All contractors and subcontractors involved PITTSBURGH Karyn Cavanaugh of Voya to $28.41. The stocks have with the project will, to the extent practi- Sue Goterba, Fiscal Officer the market away from cable use Ohio products, materials, serv- Eat’n Park Restaurants steeper losses. Investment Strategies. been slipping since Friday ices, and labor in the implementation of their project. Additionally, contractor com- LEGAL NOTICE will celebrate fatherhood Stocks dropped in early Elsewhere, technol- and the Nasdaq is on track, pliance with the equal employment oppor- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS tunity requirements of Ohio Administrative Correction with a free “Smiley Cookie” trading as investors react- ogy companies continued for its second-consecutive Code Chapter 123, and Governor’s Execu- for all dads who visit on Fa- ed to rising interest rates in their recent slump, while weekly loss. tive Order 84-9 shall be required. Sealed bids will be received by the Trumbull Career and Technical Center for thers’ Day. the U.S. while the Bank of shoe retailer Nike and toy Nike declined $1.76, or Bidders must comply with the prevailing an Asphalt Re-Surfacing of Student Lot #2. wage rates on Public Improvements in The project specifications can be obtained The promotion lasts all England came unexpect- maker Mattel both fell. But 3.2 percent, to $52.90 after Trumbull County, Ohio, as determined by from the Treasurer's Office at Trumbull the Ohio Department of Commerce, Bureau Career & Tech Center, 528 Educational day Sunday at all Eat’n Park edly close to raising U.K. industrial companies rose the company said it will of Wage and Hour Administration, Hwy, Warren OH 44483, attention Gary 614.644.2239. Ghizzoni, Treasurer/CFO. Specifications locations in Pennsylvania, interest rates for the first on new signs U.S. manu- eliminate 1,400 jobs, or can also be obtained by calling time in 10 years. Smaller, facturing has steadied, and about 2 percent of its staff The attention of the bidders is directed to 330-847-1108, ext. 1048. Bids will be Ohio and West Virginia. the requirement that each proposal must opened at the school on June 26, 2017 at more domestically ori- utilities and real-estate positions, and reduce the be accompanied by a Non-Collusion Affida- 2:00 p.m. in ST115. The successful bidder To fi nd the closest Eat’n vit duly signed by the bidder. will be awarded the contract at the TCTC Park restaurant, visit www. ented companies fell as companies did well. number of sneaker styles Regular Board Meeting on June 29, 2017. The Township Trustees reserve the right to TCTC reserves the right to waive informali- eatnpark.com. investors wondered if the Technology companies, it sells by about a quarter. reject any or all bids, and to delete any part ties, to accept or reject any and all or parts of the proposal herein. of any and all bids in whole or part of a Staff /wire reports expanding special-coun- which have done far bet- Amazon dipped $12.30, or combination thereof or award the contract Each proposal must contain the full name to other than the lowest bidder. No bids sel investigation in Wash- ter than the rest of the 1.3 percent, to $964.17. of the party or parties submitting the pro- can be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) Selected local stocks posal and all persons interested therein. days after the closing time and receipt of Each bidder must submit evidence of its bids. The Owner reserves the right to STOCK, DIVIDEND . . . . .CLOSE CHANGE experiences on projects of similar size and waive irregularities in bids, to reject any Alcoa Inc., .12 ...... 30.74 -0.80 complexity. The owner intends and requires and all bids, and to conduct such investiga- that this project be completed no later than tion as necessary to determine the respon- Aqua America, .71 . . . 34.25 0.24 October 31, 2017. Avalon Holdings,...... 2.70 0.09 Aligning supply, demand of workforce needed sibility of any bidder submitting a bid for the Purchase. Chemical Bank, .27 . . . .49.20 -0.57 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF THE Community Health Sys. 8.91 -0.27 Staff report TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES Mr. Gary Ghizzoni, Treasurer Cortland Bancorp, .28. 18.60 -0.15 18-county region of North- demand for workers and Farmers Nat., .16 . . . . 14.80 -0.05 Steve Shelton, LIBERTY TOWNSHIP YOUNGSTOWN east Ohio. the supply of credentialed Fiscal Officer LEGAL NOTICE First Energy, 1.44 . . . .29.79 0.20 PUBLIC HEARING Fifth/Third, .52...... 25.48 -0.10 Team NEO, in a new re- The report found that by workers in the key areas of LEGAL NOTICE FirstMerit Corp.,...... - - 2020, 65 percent of Ohio PUBLIC HEARING The Planning and Zoning Commission of First Niles Financial, .12 9.67 0.00 port, “Aligning opportu- IT, health, manufacturing, the City of Canfield will conduct a Public FNB Corp., .48 ...... 14.32 -0.18 jobs will require a postsec- The Planning and Zoning Commission of Hearing on Thursday, July 13, 2017 at nities in Northeast Ohio,” fi nance and business ser- the City of Canfield will conduct a Public 6:10 P. M. at 104 Lisbon Street, Canfield, General Motors, 1.52 . 34.61 0.00 looks to aid in addressing ondary credential. vices. Hearing on Thursday, July 13, 2017 at Ohio 44406. The purpose of this Public General Electric, .92 . . 28.95 0.50 It also found that region- 6:20 P. M. at 104 Lisbon Street, Canfield, Hearing: A request for an adjustment of Huntington Bank, .28 13.29 -0.12 the supply-and-demand The report concludes Ohio 44406. The purpose of this Public Canfield Codified Ordinances Section iHeartMedia Inc., . . . . . 1.65 -0.15 al secondary and postsec- Hearing: A request for an adjustment of 1183.02 (a)(8) by Steve Bennet at 470 W JP Morgan Chase, 1.92 86.57 -0.52 imbalance in Northeast that aligning the supply Canfield Codified Ordinances Section Main St. He would like to have temporary Key Corp, .34 ...... 18.67 -0.13 ondary institutions are 1169.01 by Jim Kostelnic of 64 Cardinal Dr. sinage for a temporary fruit and vegetable LaFarge, .34...... - - Ohio’s workforce. and demand will take a He would like a 2 foot side yard adjustment stand. Zoned M-1 producing too few students for a fence. Zoned B-2 Macy’s, 1.51 ...... 22.72 -0.04 The report, funded by systemic effort. Copies of Canfield Codified Ordinance Parker Hannifi n, 2.52 159.33 2.24 with the credentials need- Copies of Canfield Codified Ordinance Section 1183.02 (a)(8) are available at the PNC, 2.20...... 122.86 -1.11 The Cleveland Foundation, ed in many high-demand Team NEO is an econom- Section 1169.01 are available at the City of City of Canfield Municipal Building between Simon Prop. Grp., 6.60 160.73 1.09 Canfield Municipal Building between the the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., Stoneridge ...... 14.84 -0.25 looks at labor-force trends, technical fi elds. ic-development organiza- hours of 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., Monday Monday through Friday in the Zoning United Comm. Fin., .12 8.82 -0.07 job demand, talent sup- Lastly, the report found tion focused on creating through Friday in the Zoning Office. Office. Selected prices from Wednesday’s ply and the demand and there is a substantial mis- jobs for Northeast Ohio’s Don Dragish, Chairperson Don Dragish, Chairperson 4 p.m. close. Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Commission supply alignment of the alignment between the residents. Canfield, Ohio Canfield, Ohio

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FRIDAY BREAKING NEWS JUNE 16, 2017 Go to vindy.com for regional, WORLD WORLD NEWS national and world news, 24/7. digest THE VINDICATOR | A8 Polygamous sect leader Jeffs caught Poll: Just 1 in 5 support Trump’s move to fi re Comey after year on lam SALT LAKE CITY Associated Press Press-NORC Center for Pub- very concerned or not at all president and Russia. She maintenance worker from Polygamous sect leader WASHINGTON lic Affairs Research poll concerned about any Rus- said it was inappropriate Anderson, Ind., felt it was Lyle Jeff s was captured A clear majority of Ameri- shows 68 percent of Ameri- sia ties. to fi re Comey given that he the president’s prerogative in South Dakota following cans believe President cans are at least moderately Though just over half of was overseeing the Russia to choose his FBI director. nearly a year on the run after Donald Trump has tried to concerned about the pos- Americans say they dis- investigation. He said he was untrou- he pawned two pairs of pli- interfere with the investi- sibility that Trump or his approve of Trump’s fir- “If I had nothing to hide bled by claims Trump tried ers and provided a real iden- gation into whether Russia campaign associates had ing of Comey, the number and someone wanted to in- to persuade Comey to back meddled in the 2016 election inappropriate ties to Russia. grows to 79 percent among vestigate, I would say, ‘Go off the investigation, say- tifi cation card, authorities Almost half of Americans Democrats. ahead, do your thing, I don’t and possible Trump cam- ing those revelations only and the pawn-shop owner say they’re very concerned. Overall, only 22 percent of care, because you won’t fi nd paign collusion, a new poll emerged after Comey was said. released Thursday shows. Only 3 in 10 say they’re not Americans support Comey’s anything,”’ said Younger, The suspicious pawn- Just one in five support that concerned. dismissal. a Democrat who imports fi red and wanted to defend shop employee notifi ed the his decision to oust James Americans largely view For Sandra Younger, a jewelry supplies. She added himself. owner that Jeff s was wanted Comey from the FBI. the issue along partisan 50-year-old from San Diego, of Trump: “He seems to be The poll shows the public by the FBI, who learned Following Comey’s block- lines. Comey’s exit reinforced buddy-buddy with these relatively unsympathetic to more about him online and buster appearance before Sixty-two percent of Re- her suspicion “something epic creeps.” those leaking information alerted authorities. Congress, an Associated publicans say they’re not fi shy” was going on with the But William Shepherd, a about the investigation. Jeff s was alone near a lakeside marina and hours away from a compound in the state run by his po- lygamous group when an off TSA tests duty police detective spot- ted a pickup truck Thursday that a tipster told police better Jeff s had been driving, said Eric Barnhart, FBI Special detecting Agent in Charge for the Salt Lake City Division. scanners Cladding may have helped spread blaze Associated Press DALLAS in London blaze Security screeners are LONDON testing a 3-D scanner to in- The offi cial cause may spect carry-on bags, a mea- not be known for months. sure they hope will improve The death toll is unclear their ability to detect bombs – and rising. No one has and maybe shorten lines at said exactly where the fi re the checkpoint. started. But experts sus- The Transportation Se- pect recent renovations at curity Administration said the Grenfell Tower, includ- Thursday that it is testing ing newly installed external computed-tomography, or cladding, played a tragic CT, scanning at one check- role in spreading the fi re so point at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. quickly. The technology is already A look at the photos and used for screening checked video of the inferno that luggage, but the cost and claimed at least 17 lives larger size of the CT scan- shows why the cladding is a ners has held back their use possible culprit: The fl ames for carry-on bags. TSA had can be seen “climbing” up ASSOCIATED PRESS expected to begin testing the sides of the public hous- Fred Warmbier, father of Otto Warmbier, a University of Virginia undergraduate student who was imprisoned in North Korea in CT scanners for carry-on ing building at an alarming March 2016, speaks during a news conference Thursday at Wyoming High School in Cincinnati. luggage by the end of 2016. pace, overwhelming eff orts CT scanners create a 3-D to limit the destruction. image that can be rotated The exterior cladding and to give screeners a better the insulation squeezed be- look. Suspicious bags can be tween its panels were added Travel ban to N. Korea? pulled aside and opened by as part of an extensive reno- screeners. vation completed last year. American Airlines, which Matt Wrack, leader of the is participating in the test, Fire Brigades Union, told TRUMP PONDERS IT AFTER STUDENT RETURNS IN COMA said the technology could let passengers leave laptops, The Associated Press that Tribune News Service pert and advocate of limiting travel places on Earth to visit.” liquids and aerosols in their changes made during the re- WASHINGTON to North Korea, said that Tillerson’s On New Year’s Eve of 2015, Warm- carry-on bags, speeding up furbishment project seem to The Trump administration is con- comments are welcome but his ap- bier removed from the wall a pro- the trip through the airport. have left the building vulner- sidering restrictions on U.S. travel proach may not go far enough. North paganda poster of Kim Jong Il, the The test comes as U.S. of- able to a catastrophic blaze. to North Korea after the harrowing Korea could ignore the restriction farther of Kim Jong Un, the current fi cials scramble to deal with Army to expand experience of Otto Warmbier, a Uni- and China-based tour groups could North Korean dictator, to keep as potential new threats, in- versity of Virginia college student continue to shuttle U.S. tourists into a souvenir, according to the North cluding reports that terror- Arlington Cemetery who was detained in Pyongyang for the rogue state, he said. Koreans. Authorities detained him ists are developing bombs ARLINGTON, VA. 15 months and returned in a coma. A better approach, he said, would two days later. In March, a North that can be disguised as Arlington National Cem- “We have been evaluating wheth- be to pass legislation that would Korean court sentenced the college laptop batteries. That fear etery is moving ahead with er we should put some type of travel ban Americans from visiting North student to 15 years hard labor after led the government to ban plans to expand by roughly visa restriction to North Korea,” Sec- Korea – with exceptions for jour- he broke down weeping while mak- laptop and tablet comput- 50,000 spaces, extending retary of State Rex Tillerson told the nalists, humanitarian groups and ing a televised confession. ers from the cabins of airlin- the cemetery’s life beyond House Foreign Affairs Committee government-organized trips – and Earlier this week, Warmbier was ers headed to the U.S. from some Middle Eastern and 2050. on Wednesday. “We have not come sanction tour companies that ig- medically evacuated from North nored the ban. Korea to his hometown of Cincin- African nations. The cemetery is run by to a fi nal conclusion, but we are con- The ban on laptops in the the U.S. Army. For several sidering it.” Warmbier, now 22, visited Pyong- nati, where he arrived in a coma. cabin is based on the belief years, military offi cials tried It’s not immediately clear what yang on a trip organized by Young His release followed secret negotia- that a bomb in the cargo to negotiate a land swap kind of restriction the administra- Pioneer tours – a China-based com- tions between U.S. offi cials and the hold would need to be big- with Arlington County that tion is considering, but Tillerson has pany long criticized for downplay- Pyongyang regime. ger than one in the cabin, would allow the cemetery to authority under federal law to limit ing the risks of traveling to North At a news conference Thursday, and capable of remote deto- expand and accommodate U.S. passport holders from traveling Korea. Warmbier’s doctors at the University nation. Plus, checked lug- the county’s needs as well. “where there is imminent danger “How safe is it? Extremely safe!” of Cincinnati Medical Center said gage already goes through Arlington County an- to the public health or the physical Young Pioneer says on its website. he was stable but unresponsive and computed-tomography nounced Thursday that the safety of United States travelers.” “Despite what you may hear, North had suffered “extensive loss of brain screening while carry-on Army has ended those ne- Anthony Ruggiero, a sanctions ex- Korea is probably one of the safest tissue in all regions of his brain.” bags don’t. gotiations and intends to ex- pand unilaterally on the site, known as the Navy Annex. The land cited for expansion Many of Americans say they is on the cemetery’s south- Schools rethink class rankings ern border, in and around can’t afford summer vacation Associated Press the Air Force Memorial. Associated Press use for vacation. The cemetery also will ac- LANCASTER, N.Y. Forget frequent flier Younger and lower-in- quire about 5 acres from Ar- At many American high miles, last-minute get- come workers are espe- lington County and 7 acres schools, the graduation- aways and even road trips. cially likely to not get any from the state of Virginia. day tradition of crowning a Nearly half of Americans paid time off. valedictorian is becoming a say they won’t be taking Danny Aguilar of Lake- About 4,000 more thing of the past. a vacation this summer, wood, Colo., says the cost US troops to go The ranking of students mostly because they can’t is what stops him from from No. 1 on down, based afford it, according to a planning a vacation. Other to Afghanistan on grade-point averages, new poll by The Associat- fi ndings from the poll: WASHINGTON has been fading steadily for ed Press-NORC Center for UMost Americans use at The Pentagon will send about the past decade. In its Public Affairs Research. least some of their paid almost 4,000 additional place are honors that recog- The new AP-NORC sur- time off if they have the American forces to Afghani- nize everyone who scores at vey, conducted in May, said option, but many still leave stan, a Trump administra- a certain threshold – using 43 percent of Americans paid vacation days on the tion offi cial said Thursday, Latin honors, for example. won’t be taking a summer table. Fourteen percent of hoping to break a stalemate This year, one school in Ten- AP FILE PHOTO, JUNE 14, 2014 vacation. workers who get paid va- in a war that has now passed nessee had 48 valedictori- Carmen Stringfi eld introduces the valedictorian at their commence- The top reason for skip- cation time from their jobs to a third U.S. commander ans. ment ceremony at Pender High School in Burgaw, N.C. ping a trip was the cost, did not use any of the days About half of schools no cited by 49 percent of non- they had coming to them. in chief. The deployment will longer report class rank, Just half of those with paid be the largest of American change is Lancaster High ticipation trophies” to avoid vacationers. Another 11 according to the National School in suburban Buffalo, hurt feelings, while sup- percent said they can’t take vacation time used up all manpower under Donald Association of Secondary where students are leading porters point out the often the time off from work, or most of the days they Trump’s young presidency. School Principals. an exploration of replacing statistically insignificant while 3 percent said they were entitled to in the past The decision by Defense Administrators worry valedictorian-salutatorian differences that separate don’t like to be away from year. Secretary Jim Mattis could about the college prospects recognitions with the col- students. work. UNot everybody wants to be announced as early as of students separated by lege-style Latin honors of Rankings still play an About half of Americans go away in the summer. next week, the offi cial said. large differences in class summa cum laude, magna important part in aspects living in households mak- Fifteen percent of those It follows Trump’s move to rank despite small differ- cum laude and cum laude. of the college-admissions ing less than $50,000 a year who are passing on a sum- give Mattis the authority to ences in their GPAs, and The principal, Cesar Mar- process. There are schol- don’t plan to take any sum- mer getaway say it’s be- set troop levels and seeks view rankings as obsolete chioli, said he’s neutral on arships for the top-ranked mer vacation this year, and cause they already took a to address assertions by in an era of high expecta- the issue, though he feels students, and the number they’re especially likely to vacation this year or be- the top U.S. commander tions for every student, as- for the 11th-ranked student of top students at colleges is cite costs as a reason. cause they’ll travel some sociation spokesman Bob who falls just short of the factored into college rank- And if your employer other time of year. in Afghanistan that he U doesn’t have enough forces Farrace said. There are also recognition awarded to the ings. Class ranks are also gives you paid vacation Americans seem to value to help Afghanistan’s army concerns about intense, po- top 10 seniors honored at the credited with improving days, consider yourself time over luxury when annual banquet. diversity at the University against a resurgent Taliban tentially unhealthy compe- lucky: Forty-one percent of it comes to their vaca- Elsewhere, comment- of Texas, where a law guar- tions. Nearly two-thirds insurgency. tition and students letting those surveyed who work worries about rank drive ers have peppered news anteed that a school’s top 10 full or part time said they say they’d prefer to take a Associated Press their course selections. websites with disparaging percent would be accepted do not get any paid time longer but less luxurious Among those weighing a comparisons to giving “par- into a public university. off from their employers to vacation.

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Published Daily | Youngstown, Ohio FRIDAY THE PEOPLE’S PAPER U Founded June 1869 JUNE 16, 2017 VINDY.COM| A9 Gun Betty H. Brown Jagnow, President & Publisher Mark A. Brown, General Manager Past Publishers control William F. Maag Sr., February 28, 1850–April 10, 1924 William F. Maag Jr., July 26, 1883–February 29, 1968 EDITORIAL William J. Brown, June 14, 1913–August 14, 1981 is still unlikely By STU BYKOFSKY Let the Va. shooting spur Philadelphia Daily News Some things are predict- recommitment to civility able, some are not. Not predictable was HE SHOOTINGS EARLY Wednesday morning’s Wednesday morning on a se- attack on Congress mem- rene baseball field in suburban T bers and their staffs Washington, D.C, once again has en- assembled for one of the veloped this nation in shock and dis- most American of things: belief. It once again has galvanized a baseball practice. nation in gratitude for the fi rst respond- A gunman identified ers who likely saved so many lives. Yet, by authorities as James unlike the immediate aftermath of far T. Hodgkinson wounded too many other mass shootings in our House Majority Whip Steve nation’s recent history, it has brought Scalise and four others. hope for greater civility in our nation’s Police shot and captured the political discourse. shooter, and President Don- As of Thursday night, House Major- ald Trump later announced ity Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., remained that the attacker had died. in critical condition in a capital hos- It was the first shooting pital, as did Matt Mika, a lobbyist for of a member of Congress Tyson foods who was helping out at the since the 2011 attack on U.S. practice of Republican lawmakers in Rep. Gabby Giffords in the advance of Thursday night’s charity most American of settings: baseball game between congressional a shopping mall. Six people Democrats and Republicans. Several died, 13 were wounded. The others, including two Capitol Police irony is that Giffords was, offi cers and at least one other U.S. rep- and is, a gun owner and a resentative, suffered nonlife-threaten- supporter of the Second ing injuries in the attack. Amendment, and Scalise That triggerman, 66-year-old James has a top rating from the T. Hodgkinson of Belleville, Ill., died in NRA. custody from wounds he suffered in a Y’town voters may have a chance Those shootings were un- shootout with members of Scalise’s se- predictable. curity detail. What is totally predictable As in other mass shootings such as those in Charleston, Orlando and to embrace nonpartisan elections is the coming avalanche of Newtown, once again, Americans are screams for “gun control,” There are two petitions election – Sean McKinney and reminded of just how easy it is for an an amorphous phrase. If I being circulated for the No- Janet Tarpley – are longtime individual with deranged thought pat- cup my hand to my ear, I can vember general election ballot Democrats. terns to access the needed tools and David begin to hear them now. that would bring huge chang- A check of their voting records gain easy access to his targets, as was Skolnick BACKGROUND CHECKS es to the city of Youngstown if with the Mahoning County likely the case in Alexandria, Va. approved by voters and found to Board of Elections shows they When you get down to The timing – early in the morning – be constitutional. voted in the Democratic pri- specifi cs, such as universal and the targets – seemingly Republican Those seeking to get the mea- AS AN ASIDE mary every year going back a background checks, they elected leaders – make this crime even sures on the ballot need at least decade except in 2011, when are unlikely to happen. more insidious. As a result, we hope fed- State Rep. Glenn Holmes, 1,259 valid signatures each from there wasn’t a primary for How can I predict that? eral authorities spare no resources to- D-63rd, was recently tapped to registered city voters for consid- either of them to cast a ballot, Because the last time it was ward uncovering the underlying moti- serve as the ranking Democrat eration. and last year during the presi- tried – the 2013 bill spon- vations behind Wednesday’s attack and on the Ohio House’s State and One issue is once again an dential primary. sored by Democratic West prosecute any potential accomplices. Local Government Committee. effort to ban fracking in the Also, Tarpley has run three Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin ENCOURAGING AFTEREFFECTS city with a new twist to restrict “Having served for well over times as a Democrat, winning and Republican Pennsylva- Yet amid the anguish and carnage the city from using water and a decade as a chair of various her council seat twice and los- nia Sen. Pat Toomey, it went rise a few encouraging aftereffects. We wastewater money for econom- regional planning organizations, ing an Ohio House primary. down to defeat despite the commend the professional response by ic development projects. city councilperson, and then as It’s hard to say how many of approval of a large majority Alexandria safety forces, Capitol Police This column focuses on the the mayor of McDonald, I feel the independent candidates of Americans. and other fi rst responders to the Eugene other proposed ballot measure. well-prepared to take on this over the last few elections would That relatively mild pro- Simpson Stadium Park. Their bravery The proposal would eliminate leadership role on the State and have run for offi ce if the system posal – supported by this and skillful commitment to duty likely political-party primaries and Local Government Committee,” was changed to the proposed gun-owning columnist prevented mass carnage. replace them with nonpartisan Holmes said. “I look forward nonpartisan runoff. with a carry permit – would U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who was ones in which the top two vote to sharing my knowledge and As for the other part of this have aligned national at the park during the shooting, said, getters meet in the general elec- expertise with my fellow commit- proposal, restricting who can requirements with those “These guys were real heroes, and I tion. tee members in my new capacity give political contributions of Pennsylvania. It got shot think without them everybody prob- It would also restrict political as ranking member.” could be an issue. down (pun intended) large- ably would have been killed. Steve contributions to only $100 per Holmes is a member of the There are restrictions on some ly through the efforts of the Scalise is in leadership and that’s the ballot measure and candidate House Insurance Committee and elected positions – primarily on National Rifl e Association. only reason there was security detail with those funds coming from the House Federalism and Inter- federal and judicial positions – If the deaths of 20 children there at all. I’m sad that he was shot, but only registered city voters. It state Relations Committee. though Youngstown mayor and and six teachers at Sandy he actually saved everybody’s life by be- would ban corporations, labor members of city council are not Hook in 2012 didn’t result in ing there.”’ unions, political action com- among them. legislation, I doubt this will. U.S. Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, mittees, political parties and But restricting who can give The gun-grabbers will who suffered minor injuries in the campaign funding entities from mayor, do so as a strategy and money in city races is something blame the gun and call gun shooting, estimated “there could have making contributions. not because they aren’t Demo- that almost certainly would face violence an epidemic, which easily been 25 deaths or more.” This charter amendment crats. a legal challenge as it could be it might be in some few Another heartening outgrowth of would attempt to take politics The only independent mayor- seen as confl icting with consti- areas – looking at you, Chica- the day’s grisly attack played out later and money out of Youngstown al candidate in the past 90-plus tutional rights. go – but is largely unknown Wednesday in the chamber of the U.S. elections. years to win was Jay Williams The proposal also allows city in the vast majority of coun- House, in which leaders of both major There are plenty of cities and in 2005. Williams, a Democrat, residents to speak openly at all ties across the United States. political parties replaced acidic rhetoric villages in Ohio – Campbell and did so by avoiding a seven-man public government meetings, The periodic, and unspeak- with calls for unity and bipartisanship. Sebring in Mahoning County party primary for the open seat including city council, without able, slaughters in our nation Even the strangest of bedfellows – are among them – that have that included six prominent having to register or seek per- are an aberration. House Speaker Paul Ryan, R.-Wisc., and nonpartisan runoffs with the political fi gures. mission. The “gun problem” is House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, top two fi nishers meeting in the Instead, he ran in the general Right now, council rules have a Gordian knot because it D-Calif. – issued much needed com- November general election. election as an independent. Yes, restrictions on allowing people entwines rights protected mon pleas for unity, compassion and The goal of the Youngstown it was a six-person November to speak as well as limiting the by the First, Second, and cooperation. initiative is to have open prima- race, but the only elected offi ce- amount of time they can talk Fourth Amendments. “We are united. We are united in our ries rather than just a Demo- holder and legitimate contender and permitting them to only The only way to “ban” shock. We are united in our anguish. An cratic one in which only those in that election was Robert F. talk at the start of these meet- guns is to revoke the Second attack on one of us is an attack on all of who are party members or want Hagan, then a state senator and ings. Also, requests must be in Amendment, and I invite us,” Ryan said. to be labeled as Democrats get the winner of the Democratic writing and be submitted to anyone who wants to, to try. Pelosi echoed that conviction: “We to vote. primary. council in advance in order to It is almost impossible. will use this occasion as one that will It likely would increase pri- DeMaine Kitchen, also a be considered. Even if you could ban bring us together and not separate us mary voters turnout – at least in Democrat, tried to repeat Wil- It’s a rather archaic system that them, will the U.S. govern- further.” years with competitive races. liams’ success four years ago stifl es citizen participation. ment try to confi scate (buy That is a goal that all members of Con- But it doesn’t stop political when he decided to run as an But speaking “openly” is open back) the 300 million out gress and yes, all Americans, should parties from playing a key role independent candidate for may- to interpretation. there, as was done with leg- commit to achieve. in elections and could actually or. He lost to John A. McNally, If it means that residents can islation addressing the mil- discourage independent can- interrupt meetings to give their lions of guns in Australia PRESIDENT’S RESPONSE who won the Democratic pri- didates from seeking elected mary earlier that year. opinions without any restric- and the United Kingdom? President Donald J. Trump deserves offi ce, most notably mayor. Kitchen had previously been tions or adding anything pro- That could kick off a credit for his immediate appeal for calm Republicans haven’t been a elected as a Democrat to rep- ductive, city government meet- civil war, given the current and unity in a statesmanlike national factor in Youngstown politics, resent the city’s 2nd Ward and ings will devolve into chaos and political mood. address. besides former 3rd Ward Coun- made a political comeback this last for hours. ENSHRINED IN CULTURE In it, Trump said this: “We had a very, cilman Richard Atkinson, in year winning the Democratic If it means residents can give Guns are enshrined in very divided country for many years. at least 20 years. There hasn’t input into government proceed- primary for council president our culture, but, I admit, And I have a feeling that Steve has made been a Republican primary for a last month. He faces no chal- ings in a constructive way, it will the culture is changing. a great sacrifice, but there could be city offi ce during that time and lengers in the general election. be a good thing. Although more guns are some unity being brought to our coun- likely longer. The two leading indepen- But who will decide what out there, they are in fewer try. Let’s hope so.” Those who run as indepen- dent candidates for mayor in “openly” means if the charter households. Perhaps all also can learn from this dent candidates, particularly for this year’s Youngstown mayoral amendment passes? tragedy that our words – particularly The majority of Ameri- when those words are crafted out of cans don’t own guns, but hatred and spewed for the whole world haven’t yet been able to to see – do have consequences. thwart the NRA and get It is our hope that the tamped-down access to what’s called rhetoric and bipartisanship forged in “sensible gun control.” I the aftermath of this shooting can mark applaud their efforts, but I a turning point toward greater civility think they are futile until in Americans’ political speech – both the culture changes more. written and spoken. Once upon a time, cultur- al change was glacial. But when you see how quickly the culture shifted on gay SCRIPTURES marriage, for instance, there “You are the salt of the earth; but if the is optimism that America salt loses its fl avor, how shall it be sea- will be able to get stricter soned? It is then good for nothing but gun laws in the foreseeable to be thrown out and trampled un- future. derfoot by men. You are the light of the But a ban, I think, is still a world. A city that is set on a hill cannot bridge too far. be hidden.” Stu Bykofsky is a columnist for the Phila- delphia Daily News. Distributed by Tribune Matthew 5:13-14 NKJV Content Agency, LLC.

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A10 THE VINDICATOR | FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2017 LOCAL WWW.VINDY.COM PROBES Continued from A3 Niles Police Capt. John Mar- shall said Thursday afternoon the man was identifi ed by his family, but police were not ready to release his name. His death is not considered suspi- cious, but Marshall said it is not known yet what caused the man’s death. Also Thursday, divers and boat operators from various local agencies searched the waters near the Mosquito Lake State Park marina start- ing about 11 a.m. for a boy, ED RUNYAN | THE VINDICATOR 16, of Fowler Township, who Divers and boat operators from various local agencies searched the waters Thursday near the Mosquito left home about 1:30 a.m. and Lake State Park marina for a boy, 16, of Fowler Township, who left home at about 1:30 a.m. Thursday and was reported missing by his was reported missing by his family at 7:51 a.m. His father’s car was found at 9:40 a.m. in a parking space family at 7:51 a.m. next to the lake, and a pair of fl ip fl ops were found in the water. According to police, he left home in his father’s 2004 blue Earlier in the day, at least ren Police Department said father said, “My daughter, Ford Taurus wearing only four police dogs were brought the department is investigat- she jumped in my pool, and shorts and fl ip-fl ops, with no to the scene, some of them ing the circumstances sur- she’s not breathing. Could shirt, wallet or cell phone. placed in boats, to assist with rounding the child’s death, you please send someone to The car was found at 9:40 the search. but it does not appear to be a 239 Homewood?” a.m. in a parking space next As of Thursday evening, criminal matter. The girl was taken to to the lake, and a pair of fl ip the boy had not been found. On Wednesday, police and nearby Trumbull Memorial ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR fl ops were found in the water. Police also reported Thurs- ambulance personnel were Brothers Cody, front, and Devon Rigg learn computer program- Personnel used water- day that a 15-month-old girl called to 239 Homewood Hospital by ambulance. The ming at Youngstown City Schools’s summer STEM Camp pro- craft equipped with sonar to who was taken from her near East Market Street home has a pool about 3 feet grams at Chaney Campus. search the water for a body backyard swimming pool not at 6:37 p.m. after the girl’s deep in the backyard. and a drone to fl y overhead breathing Wednesday night mother reported that the Trumbull County Children dents for their futures. and check the wooded areas, at her home on Homewood child was not breathing. Services also was contacted CAMPS “It can help you with said Bazetta Township Fire Avenue Southeast died. The mother and father to respond to the scene, ac- Continued from A3 a career you want to go Chief Dennis Lewis. Sgt. Joe Kister of the War- called 911 separately. The cording to police radio calls. into especially if it’s video time for some of them.” game design or computer Another more intense programming,” he said. project joined Camp In- BIRTHS “You can basically make Sex offender sentenced to 16 months vention, sharing the your own games.” ST. ELIZABETH BOARDMAN Chaney Campus space. Although Camp Inven- Techie Camp is made up Staff report in March to return to the job that awaits HOSPITAL tion and Techie Camp end Nahdia Baker and James Jones, of middle-school students this week, there are more YOUNGSTOWN the failure him at an Austintown clean- Youngstown, girl, June 15. who learned about the lessons to come. A federal judge has sen- to register ing company, where he pre- Jay and Alisha Brownlee, Youngstown, inner workings of coding tenced a former Boardman charge. viously worked. girl, June 15. Biz3D for rising sopho- Thomas and Jayne Geisler, Sharon, Pa., and the hows and whys of mores through seniors will resident to 16 months in In a sen- Lawrence was arrested af- twins, boy, girl, June 15. computer programming. run from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 prison with credit for time tencing ter he failed to register with Christopher and Stephanie Palmer, Rog- memoran- ers, girl, June 15. “Coding is valuable for p.m. next week. already served for failing to the sheriff on time after be- Richard and Joleen Deley, Youngstown, everybody,” Lubich said. register as a sex offender. dum, Law- boy, June 15. Biz3D provides an intro- Lawrence ing forced to move due to his Ryan and Chelsea Barrett, Salem, girl, “It teaches you to think U.S. District Court Judge rence’s fed- duction to additive manu- inability to pay his rent, the June 15. and to problem solve and Dan Aaron Polster imposed eral public defenders asked Thomas and Elizabeth Biroschak, Can- facturing with an empha- memorandum said. fi eld, girl, June 15. gives students an idea of sis on entrepreneurship the sentence Thursday on the judge to consider sen- Lawrence went to India- Donald and Andrea Ridzon, New Spring- tencing him to time served, fi eld, boy, June 15. what it takes to make up and business approaches Scott Lawrence, 62, who napolis to take truck-driver now that he has been incar- Brian and Valerie Wires, Cortland, girl, their video games.” to 3-D printing. entered a halfway house in training classes without in- June 15. September 2015 after spend- cerated since Sept. 8 on the Nathan Austin, Techie To register, contact forming his probation offi - ST. JOSEPH WARREN HOSPITAL ing 18 years in federal prison failure to register charge. Camp eighth-grader, said Lubich at 330-744-8827 cer or the sheriff, and he was Ashley Flowers, Conneaut, boy, June 14. learning about coding can for a 1997 conviction for in- The public defenders Samantha Torres and Shaquille Combs, or pamela.lubich@ terstate transportation of a asked that Lawrence be sent arrested before he could fi n- Cleveland, boy, June 14. help better prepare stu- youngstown.k12.oh.us. minor for sex. to a halfway house for three ish that training, the defense Lawrence pleaded guilty to six months and allowed to memorandum said. Upcoming gin July 3 under a new 1-mill Those wishing to be evalu- COMMISSIONERS real-estate tax levy that gen- ated for services should call Continued from A4 erates $4 million a year. 330-505-2300. 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@VINDYSPORTS VINDYSPORTS » INSIDE B U FRIDAY • SCOREBOARD, B2 SPORTS & CLASSIFIEDS JUNE 16, 2017 • MLB, B3 • GOLF, B4 THE VINDICATOR | B1 • CLASSIFIEDS, B6 Par big York: loser in Niners Round 1 in good of Open place 44 are below to set record THEY CEO feels good about GM, coach Associated Press ERIN, WIS. By TOM WILLIAMS Erin Hills played like a [email protected] pushover for a U.S. Open. YOUNGSTOWN Check out the score of San Francisco 49ers CEO Rickie Fowler, who matched Jed York doesn’t think of his the U.S. Open scoring record MADE new general manager as a to par for the opening round former TV analyst. with a 7-under 65. Right be- Erika Hoover “John [Lynch] is a guy who hind him were 43 other play- hits her drive in lives and breathes football ers who broke par, breaking No. 14 during a for his entire life,” York said a championship record that Greatest Golfer on Thursday before the Ed- had stood for 27 years. Adam of the Valley ward J. DeBartolo Memorial Hadwin tied a U.S. Open re- THE junior qualifi er Scholarship cord with six Thursday at Foundation straight bird- Tam O’Shanter dinner at the ies. Golf Course in Covelli Cen- Hermitage, Pa. Erin Hills Hoover won the tre. “When also played 17-U division. he did televi- like a beast. sion, it wasn’t Look no FINAL NIKOS FRAZIER like he just THE VINDICATOR further than York showed up Fowler Rory McIl- on game day roy, the No. and called the game. He was 2 player in the world, who working on fi lm all week. didn’t hit a fairway after the “He was a guy who stayed 10th hole, shot 42 on the plugged in to college, stay back nine and posted a 78, plugged in to the pros.” his worst score in 27 rounds On Jan. 29, the 49ers at the U.S. Open. named Lynch their new GM Jason Day made two tri- Christman, Vivo among latest qualifi ers to replace Trent Baalke who, ple bogeys and closed with along with head coach Chip a birdie to avoid the indig- By GREG GULAS Kelly, was fired after the nity of shooting 80. He still [email protected] team went 2-14 in 2016. had his worst score in a U.S. HERMITAGE, PA. After retiring in 2008, Open. OLE CHRISTMAN AND BRIAN Lynch became an analyst There were as many ama- Terlesky are highly competitive for FOX Sports. teurs who broke par as play- teammates on the Boardman Spar- “John is great at putting ers in the top 10 in the world tans golf team. together a team around him — two each. CBoth boys also shot the best 17-U round of and he’s an unbelievable On a wild day of highs and the day — each carded 72’s — to force a play- general,” York said. “He’s not lows — and even a commer- off during Thursday’s third Greatest Golfer afraid to make the calls.” cial blimp that crashed and of the Valley junior qualifying event at Tam On Feb. 6, the Niners hired caught fi re outside the golf O’Shanter Golf Course. Kyle Shanahan to be the new course during the round — After both players bogeyed the fi rst hole, head coach. He’s the 49ers’ Fowler emerged with a one- Christman’s par on the second hole was fourth head coach in as shot lead over Paul Casey good enough to outdistance his Spartans’ many seasons. and U.S. Open rookie Xan- teammate by a stroke as he “They have such 49ers der Schauffele in a most pe- earned a spot in the champi- roots,” York said of Lynch and Shanahan. “John played culiar debut for the 11-year- onship for the third consecu- for [Bill] Walsh disciples,” old golf course. tive year. citing Denny Green as well “Defi nitely not U.S. Open- It was the first qualifying ONLINE as Mike Shanahan, Kyle’s like,” Marc Leishman said. event for both players while for PHOTO father. Defending champion Christman, it’s the third con- See gallery “Kyle obviously grew up Dustin Johnson made only secutive year that he has ad- for this story knowing Bill’s system,” York one birdie in his round of vanced to the fi nals. at vindy.com said. “So it’s great when you 75. Taking the long walk to He recorded two birdies and sign his card, he looked back 14 pars during his round. at the rain-softened course See 49ERS, B5 “I was driving my ball pretty straight today and mild breeze and said wistfully, “You won’t get a and actually put myself in position to birdie better day for scoring.” several holes before settling for par,” Christ- No one took advantage man said. “In the playoff, I hit a good tee shot like Fowler. looking to make birdie, but hooked it and the Injured Fowler, who shared the ball went out of bounds. I hit a decent second 36-hole lead at the Masters shot and a great wedge to extend the playoff. in April, never came seri- Cole Christman chips onto the green on No. 1 during a 17-U playoff in During the actual round on the second hole Garrett ously close to bogey because a Greatest Golfer of the Valley junior qualifi er at Tam O’Shanter Golf he was never in trouble. He Course in Hermitage, Pa. Christman beat Brian Terlesky in the playoff . See JUNIORS, B4 kept it in the short grass, sits out the secret to Erin Hills that BOYS 17-U BOYS 14-U GIRLS 17-U GIRLS 14-U wouldn’t appear to be that difficult with some of the Advancing to the workout widest fairways for this ma- 2017 Greatest Golfer Associated Press jor. of the Valley Juniors “You don’t get many CLEVELAND rounds at the U.S. Open that fi nal at the Tam Myles Garrett missed the are stress-free,” Fowler said. O’Shanter qualifi er final practice of Browns’ Fowler’s seven birdies 8 Thursday were: minicamp. It’s still not Cole Cameron Jenna Jayne known when he’ll be back. MOR VED E TH SER AN 14, LFERS Christman Colbert Vivo Bernard See US OPEN, B4 000 VALLEY GO The No. 1 overall draft pick was kept off the fi eld Thurs- day with a left foot injury that is still being exam- Trumbull wins shortened ined. The team had been expect- ed to provide game in Jack Arvin Classic an update on Garrett, but By CHARLES GROVE lumbiana, 20-7, at Hubbard with the Mahoning-Co- the only new Garrett [email protected] Memorial Stadium. lumbiana sideline. Things development HUBBARD Warren Harding alum- continued to escalate and is that he’s still undergoing Thursday’s Jack Arvin nus Lynn Bowden had three the game was ended imme- evaluation. Classic featuring area se- touchdowns to take home diately after. Cleveland wrapped up nior football players was Most Valuable Player hon- “When people think of its three-day mandatory no simply-roll-out-the-ball ors for Trumbull while JC an all-star game they might minicamp with questions game. Mikovich was Mahoning- think of an NBA type or still looming about Garrett’s Multiple hard hits led to Columbiana’s MVP after he NFL type where you just status. Coach Hue Jackson tempers fl ar- took a punt return 75 yards let things go,” Bowden said. did not meet with the media TRUMBULL 20 ing, multiple for a touchdown. “But not in Northeast Ohio. and none of his assistants MAHONING 7 penalties Things were chippy It’s the birthplace of football commented on Garrett’s and the ref- throughout with referees and we play the toughest condition.

WILLIAM D. LEWIS | THE VINDICATOR erees abandoning the game occasionally having to get football not just in Ohio but Garrett, who has been Trumbull’s Lynn Bowden (1) of Harding eludes Mahoning- with 3:15 to play. between players. Harding’s around the world. Teams slowed by an unspecifi ed in- Columbiana’s Bryce Warmouth (34) of Fitch. Bowden was responsi- Trumbull County’s se- Marlin Richardson was ble for thee touchdowns as Trumbull won 20-7. niors beat Mahoning/Co- ejected after sharing words See ARVIN, B5 See BROWNS, B5

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B2 THE VINDICATOR | FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2017 SCOREBOARD WWW.VINDY.COM SPORTS SPORTS BY THE NUMBERS QUOTABLE Rickie Fowler’s opening round at the U.S. Open. STEVE KERR, Golden Only Johnny Miller’s round of 8-under in 1973 digest State Warriors head “I was expecting more.” was a lower single-round score in U.S. Open coach, joking about the Stewart’s racers history. size of the team’s champi- -7Source: ESPN Stats & Info onship parade crowd: will race on Tuesday HARTFORD The “410” Sprint Cars will be Cubs at Pirates. making their fi rst of four ap- TV & RADIO 8 p.m. (ESPN) College baseball: pearances of the 2017 season at TODAY World Series Game 2. 5 a.m. (TNN) Tennis: ATP. 8:30 p.m. (FS1) Truck racing: Driviin’ Sharon Speedway on Tuesday Pitino enraged after 11 a.m. (FS1) Golf: U.S. Open. For Linemen 200. when Tony Stewart’s Arctic Cat 4 p.m. (GC) Women’s golf: LPGA 8:30 p.m. (NBCSN) Horse racing: All Star Circuit of Champions will Meijer Classic. Breeder’s Cup Challenge. 6 p.m. (19) Golf: U.S. Open. 10 p.m. (CBSSN) Boxing: Hernandez- take part in the 35th annual Ohio 6 p.m. (FS1) Auto racing: ARCA. Rodriguez (super fl yweights). Sprint Speedweek. NCAA enhances penalty 7 p.m. (ESPN) MLB: National at Mets. SUNDAY The Mini Stocks also will be in Associated Press Pitino’s suspension is less moving forward we believe 7 p.m. (Root) (WLLF-FM 96.7) MLB: 6 a.m. (FS1) Auto racing: 24 Hours of Le Mans. action. Warm-ups for Sprints will than Jim Boeheim and Larry we will win the appeal be- Cubs at Pirates. get underway at 6:20 p.m. fol- LOUISVILLE, KY. 8 p.m. (STO) (WKBN-AM 570) MLB: 7:30 a.m. (TNN) Tennis: ATP. Brown recently received for cause it’s right and it’s just, Indians at Twins. 10 a.m. (NBCSN) Track and fi eld: lowed by qualifying and racing. The NCAA didn’t feel Lou- isville went far enough with NCAA violations. and what went on was un- 10 p.m. (MLBN) MLB: Yankees at IAAF Diamond League. Athletics or Royals at Angels. The All Stars will return on its self-imposed sanctions Still, Louisville said it is just and inconceivable.” 11 a.m. (19) Golf: U.S. Open. July 8 for the “Lou Blaney Me- 10:30 p.m. (Root) MLB: “Inside 11 a.m. (FS1) Soccer: Portugal vs. following a sex scandal in- appealing the NCAA’s deci- The NCAA suspended Pi- Pirates Baseball.” morial” along with the Big-Block Mexico. FIFA Confederations Cup vestigation, so the govern- sion, and even that wasn’t tino for five Atlantic Coast SATURDAY Russia. Modifi eds. enough for Pitino. He fi red a Conference games . Louis- 7:30 a.m. (TNN) Tennis: ATP. Noon (GC) Women’s golf: LPGA ing body Thursday handed 8:30 a.m. (FS1) Auto racing: 24 Grandstand admission tick- few salvos at the NCAA after ville had self-imposed sev- Meijer Classic. down a few more. Hours of Le Mans. 1 p.m. (21) Yachting: America’s Cup. ets cost $25. Reserved and 11 a.m. (19) Golf: U.S. Open. An outraged Rick Pitino reviewing the report. eral sanctions, including a 1:30 p.m. (MLBN) MLB: Cardinals at advanced tickets are available 11 a.m. (FS1) Soccer: Russia vs. feels the NCAA went too far. “Not only was this unjust postseason ban in 2015-16. Orioles. online at SharonSpeedway.com. New Zealand. After completing its inves- and over the top in its sever- The NCAA accepted 1 p.m. (21) Yachting: America’s Cup. 1:30 p.m. (Root) (WLLF-FM 96.7) Pit passes cost $35. Pits open at tigation of Katina Powell’s ity,” the coach said at a news those, and tacked on more. 1 p.m. (ESPN) Soccer: Seattle at MLB: Cubs at Pirates. 3 p.m. with grandstands at 4 p.m. conference, “but I’ve lost a The other penalties Louis- New York City FC, MLS. 2 p.m. (ESPN) College baseball: allegations that she and oth- 1 p.m. (MLBN) MLB: White Sox at World Series Game 3. West leaving Warriors er escorts were hired to have lot of faith in the NCAA.” ville received include vacat- Blue Jays. 2 p.m. (STO) (WKBN-AM 570) MLB: sex parties and strip for Lou- Pitino, who has repeat- ing wins in which ineligible 1:30 p.m. (FS1) Auto racing: Indians at Twins. for job with Clippers isville recruits and players, edly denied any knowledge players participated, placing NASCAR Xfi nity Series Michigan 3 p.m. (FS1) (WBBG-FM 106.1) 250. Auto racing: NASCAR Monster LOS ANGELES antics the NCAA described of former assistant Andre the basketball program on 2 p.m. (STO) (WKBN-AM 570) MLB: Energy Cup FireKeepers Casino Hall of Famer Jerry West is as “repugnant,” it benched McGee’s interactions with four years’ probation, and is- Indians at Twins. 400. leaving his job as an executive the Cardinals men’s bas- Powell, wasn’t done. suing a 10-year show-cause 3 p.m. (ESPN) College baseball: 4 p.m. (21) Auto racing: Global World Series Game 1. RallyCross in Ottawa (recorded). board member with the NBA ketball coach for fi ve games “We are devastated by the order for McGee, Louisville’s 3 p.m. (GC) Women’s golf: LPGA 5 p.m. (ESPN) Soccer: Philadelphia champion Golden State War- Meijer Classic. and imposed several other news, all of us are,” the Hall former basketball operations vs. New York, MLS. riors and is expected to take a penalties. of Fame coach said. “But director. 3:30 p.m. (21) Motocross: AMA. 3:30 p.m. (Lif) Women’s soccer: 5:30 p.m. (GC) Golf: PGA similar role with the Los Angeles Chicago vs. Washington, NWSL. Professional National Clippers. 4 p.m. (FS1) MLB: Rays at Tigers. Championship. Warriors general manager a-Brad Dalke 40-38 — 78 Allyssa Ferrell 39-37 — 76 4:30 p.m. (NBCSN) Motocross. 7 p.m. (ESPN2 College baseball: GOLF Daniel Berger 37-41 — 78 Pernilla Lindberg 38-38 — 76 7 p.m. (CBSSN) Arena football: World Series Game 4. Bob Myers said to NBC Sports U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP Rory McIlroy 36-42 — 78 Joanna Klatten 37-39 — 76 a-John Oda 39-39 — 78 Tampa Bay at Philadelphia. 8 p.m. (ESPN) MLB: Red Sox at Thursday Katie Burnett 38-39 — 77 Bay Area during Thursday’s vic- Roman Robledo 39-39 — 78 Britney K Yada 41-37 — 78 8 p.m. (19) (WLLF-FM 96.7) MLB: Astros. At Erin Hills Billy Horschel 42-37 — 79 Erin, Wis. Ji Young Oh 37-41 — 78 tory parade festivities, “Jerry Jason Day 39-40 — 79 a-Megan Kim 41-38 — 79 Purse: $12 million Danny Willett 40-41 — 81 West, gone.” Myers had said last Yardage: 7,741; Par 72 (36-36) 2017 OHIO JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP a-Walker Lee 40-41 — 81 Ashland Golf Club First Round HOUSTON 5 1⁄2-6 1⁄2 (9.5) Boston week he would have a discus- Brian Stuard 41-40 — 81 Yardage: 6,568; Par 72 a-denotes amateur Cleveland 6 1⁄2-7 1⁄2 (10) MINNESOTA Garrett Osborn 41-42 — 83 Jack Kozlowski, Columbus 70-72—142 THE LINE sion with West after the season, Rickie Fowler 33-32 — 65 NY Yankees 6-7 (7.5) OAKLAND Paul Casey 32-34 — 66 LPGA TOUR-MEIJER LPGA CLASSIC Cade Breitenstine, Akron 75-68—143 MLB Thursday Jack Kunkel, Sylvania 71-73—144 National League LA ANGELS Even-6 (8.5) Kansas City which ended in Monday’s Game 5 Xander Schauffele 32-34 — 66 Interleague Brian Harman 35-32 — 67 At Blythefi eld Country Club Jack Herceg, Dublin 73-72—145 Favorite Odds (O/U) Underdog against Cleveland. Grand Rapids, Mich. Trey Rath, Powell 71-74—145 Chicago Cubs Even-6 (9.5) PITTSBURGH Favorite Odds (O/U) Underdog Tommy Fleetwood 34-33 — 67 St. Louis Even-6 (8.5) BALTIMORE Brooks Koepka 34-33 — 67 Purse: $2 million Jackson Chandler, Dublin 74-71—145 PHILLY Even-6 (9.5) Arizona The 79-year-old West told Yardage: 6,451; Par 71 (36-35) Blake Solomon, Dublin 73-73—146 LA Dodgers 7 1⁄2-81 ⁄2 (9.5) CINCINNATI WNBA Patrick Reed 36-32 — 68 1 1 Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog Kevin Na 35-33 — 68 First Round Brayden Baldridge, Howard 76-70—146 Washington 6 ⁄2-7 ⁄2 (7.5) NY METS ESPN he is intrigued at the pros- 1 2 a-denotes amateur Mason Witt, Xenia 72-74—146 ATLANTA Even-6 (9) Miami DALLAS 1 ⁄ (173) New York Marc Leishman 33-35 — 68 PHOENIX 11 (164) Chicago pect of working for Clippers Adam Hadwin 31-37 — 68 Brooke M. Henderson 32-31 — 63 Tyler Jones, Westerville 75-72—147 MILWAUKEE 7-8 (9.5) San Diego Stacy Lewis 33-31 — 64 Jack Hanus, Bowling Green 76-72—148 COLORADO Even-6 (10.5) San AFL Jamie Lovemark 34-35 — 69 Week 11 owner Steve Ballmer, whom he J.B. Holmes 32-37 — 69 Lexi Thompson 33-31 — 64 Ken Keller, Youngstown 75-73—148 Francisco Shanshan Feng 32-32 — 64 American League Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog Lee Westwood 36-33 — 69 Garrett Wood, Mason 74-74—148 1 calls “a winner.” Jennifer Ha 35-29 — 64 Jonathan Cloyd, Springboro 75-74—149 Favorite Odds (O/U) Underdog CLEVELAND 7 ⁄2 (100) Baltimore Andrew Johnston 34-35 — 69 1 1 Saturday Si Woo Kim 36-33 — 69 Giulia Molinaro 34-30 —64 Max Watson, Ashland 74-75—149 TORONTO 6 ⁄2-7 ⁄2 (8.5) Chi White West said he would like to help Holly Clyburn 31-33 — 64 Sox Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog a-Scottie Scheffl er 36-33 — 69 Jack Wertz, Cincinnati 71-78—149 1 Doc Rivers, the coach and presi- Bernd Wiesberger 35-34 — 69 Madelene Sagstrom 32-33 — 65 Drew Salyers, Howard 76-73—149 DETROIT 6-7 (9.5) Tampa Bay PHILLY 11 ⁄2 (111) Tampa Bay Charley Hoffman 36-34 — 70 Lydia Ko 33-32 — 65 Caleb Davern, Grove City 75-75—150 Seattle 6-7 (10) TEXAS Home Team in CAPS dent of basketball operations, Brandt Snedeker 35-35 — 70 Simin Feng 33-32 — 65 Andrew Shyu, Grove City 73-77—150 Ernie Els 32-38 — 70 Jane Park 32-34 — 66 Ryan Fries, Sylvania 74-76—150 and general manager Lawrence Jack Maguire 37-33 — 70 Mi Jung Hur 36-30 — 66 Cole Corder, Dublin 77-73—150 Brandon Stone 32-38 — 70 Sung Hyun Park 34-33 — 67 Jules Blakely, Westlake 75-76—151 Frank. The Clippers are focused Moriya Jutanugarn 34-33 — 67 SECOND ROUND William McGirt 37-33 — 70 Brock Kehres, Shelby 75-76—151 31. Atlanta (from Brooklyn) on retaining key free agents this Sergio Garcia 35-35 — 70 Su Oh 34-33 — 67 Philip Miller, Centerville 75-76—151 NBA Emily K. Pedersen 34-33 — 67 DRAFT ORDER 32. Phoenix Jim Furyk 34-36 — 70 Grant Gobezie, Hunting Valley 75-76—151 33. Orlando (from L.A. Lakers) summer, including Chris Paul. Matt Fitzpatrick 35-35 — 70 Demi Runas 35-32 — 67 Evan Gray, Brunswick 76-75—151 Thursday, June 22 Tiffany Joh 34-33 — 67 34. Sacramento (from Philadelphia a-Cameron Champ 37-33 — 70 Conner Stevens, Brookfi eld 75-76—151 FIRST ROUND West has been with the War- Derek Barron 36-34 — 70 Jenny Shin 33-34 — 67 1. Boston (from Brooklyn) through New Orleans) Haeji Kang 34-33 — 67 Brian Terlesky, Boardman 78-74—152 riors since 2011. The team has Kevin Dougherty 38-33 — 71 Oscar Zimmerman, Cincinnati 77-75—152 2. L.A. Lakers 35. Orlando Davis Love IV 36-35 — 71 Cristie Kerr 37-30 — 67 3. Philadelphia (from Sacramento) 36. Philadelphia (from New York through Alena Sharp 35-32 — 67 Mason Wagner, Dublin 75-77—152 won two NBA titles during his Thomas Aiken 37-34 — 71 Jack Funderburg, Westerville 80-73—153 4. Phoenix Utah and Toronto) Zach Johnson 35-36 — 71 Jennifer Song 35-32 — 67 37. Boston (from Minnesota through Katherine Perry 33-34 — 67 Luke Wells, Springfi eld 78-75—153 5. Sacramento (from Philadelphia) time in the Bay Area. Angel Cabrera 36-35 — 71 Grant Engle, Springfi eld 75-78—153 6. Orlando Phoenix) Tyson Alexander 35-36 — 71 Maria Parra 34-34 — 68 38. Chicago (from Sacramento through Brittany Altomare 33-35 — 68 Michael Prebles, Liberty Twsp 78-75—153 7. Minnesota Stephan Jaeger 35-36 — 71 Gerina Piller 35-33 — 68 Austin Greaser, Vandalia 73-80—153 8. New York Cleveland) First two concussion Brendan Steele 34-37 — 71 Jeong Eun Lee 33-35 — 68 Trevor Binau, Bexley 76-77—153 39. Philadelphia (from Dallas) Russell Henley 34-37 — 71 9. Dallas Azahara Munoz 33-35 — 68 Cameron Luczka, Kettering 79-74—153 10. Sacramento (from New Orleans) 40. New Orleans Harris English 36-35 — 71 Kyle Schmidt, Middletown 78-75—153 settlements net $9M Aditi Ashok 33-35 — 68 11. Charlotte 41. Charlotte Charl Schwartzel 37-34 — 71 Tyler Goecke, Xenia 79-75—154 42. Utah (from Detroit) Michelle Wie 34-34 — 68 12. Detroit Shane Lowry 37-34 — 71 Davis Root, Dublin 75-79—154 43. Houston (from Denver) The fi rst two claims in the Jessica Korda 34-34 — 68 13. Denver Byeong Hun An 35-36 — 71 Carlota Ciganda 35-33 — 68 Curran Gimeson, Worthington 77-77—154 44. New York (from Chicago) NFL’s billion-dollar concussion Ryan Brehm 35-36 — 71 Karrie Webb 33-35 — 68 Brett Montgomery, Harpster 75-79—154 14. Miami 45. Houston (from Portland) Jonathan Randolph 37-34 — 71 Lee-Anne Pace 34-34 — 68 Holden Scribner, Troy 76-78—154 15. Portland 46. Philadelphia (from Miami through settlement were announced Trey Mullinax 38-33 — 71 Dori Carter 34-34 — 68 AJ Cherubini, Centerville 80-75—155 16. Chicago Yusaku Miyazato 35-37 — 72 Atlanta) Xiyu Lin 33-35 — 68 Peter Matuszak, Loveland 79-76—155 17. Milwaukee 47. Indiana Thursday, a total of $9 million in Hideto Tanihara 36-36 — 72 Jordan Conjerti, Uniontown 76-79—155 Marissa L Steen 34-35 — 69 18. Indiana 48. Milwaukee benefi ts. Rafa Cabrera Bello 37-35 — 72 Ariya Jutanugarn 34-35 — 69 Maxwell Moldovan, Uniontown 80-75—155 19. Atlanta Gary Woodland 37-35 — 72 Adam Filo, Norton 77-78—155 49. Denver (from Memphis through Na Yeon Choi 36-33 — 69 20. Portland (from Memphis through Oklahoma City) The U.S. District Court of the Martin Laird 35-37 — 72 Haru Nomura 35-34 — 69 Coury Rogers, Granville 80-75—155 Branden Grace 33-39 — 72 Denver and Cleveland) 50. Philadelphia (from Atlanta) Laura Gonzalez Escallon 34-35 — 69 Nathan Arnold, Milford 83-73—156 21. Oklahoma City Eastern District of Pennsylvania Martin Kaymer 37-35 — 72 Austin Dyson, Dublin 81-75—156 51. Denver (from Oklahoma City) Brittany Lincicome 34-35 — 69 22. Brooklyn (from Washington) overseeing the process was no- Eddie Pepperell 34-38 — 72 Lizette Salas 34-35 — 69 Peyton Houston, Liberty Twp. 79-77—156 52. Washington Yuta Ikeda 41-31 — 72 Cydney Clanton 33-36 — 69 Cade Kreps, Boardman 80-76—156 23. Toronto (from LA Clippers through 53. Boston (from Cleveland) tifi ed Thursday through a joint George Coetzee 38-34 — 72 Lindy Duncan 36-33 — 69 Joey McCarthy, Cincinnati 79-77—156 Milwaukee) 54. Phoenix (from Toronto) Keegan Bradley 36-36 — 72 In-Kyung Kim 35-34 — 69 Connor Curry, Mount Vernon 80-76—156 24. Utah 55. Utah status report fi led by the class Adam Scott 39-33 — 72 Wei-Ling Hsu 33-36 — 69 Dhaivat Pandya, Dayton 78-78—156 25. Orlando (from Toronto) 56. Boston (from L.A. Clippers) Bill Haas 36-36 — 72 Becky Morgan 33-36 — 69 Will Birkholz, Dublin 78-79—157 26. Portland (from Cleveland) 57. Brooklyn (from Boston) and the NFL that the claims were Scott Piercy 37-35 — 72 Morgan Pressel 33-36 — 69 Hunter Foltz, Van Buren 78-79—157 27. Brooklyn (from Boston) 58. New York (from Houston) approved. The names of the for- Justin Rose 36-36 — 72 Min Lee 33-36 — 69 Brandon Wehrle, Findlay 82-75—157 28. L.A. Lakers (from Houston) 59. San Antonio Roberto Diaz 37-35 — 72 Peiyun Chien 38-31 — 69 Ethan Snyder, Dublin 79-78—157 Jordan Niebrugge 37-36 — 73 29. San Antonio 60. Atlanta (from Golden State through mer players were not disclosed Amy Olson 35-34 — 69 Jack Lindgren, Maineville 78-79—157 30. Utah (from Golden State) Philadelphia and Utah) Whee Kim 38-35 — 73 Cheyenne Woods 35-34 — 69 Andrew Kaye, Avon Lake 80-77—157 as part of the fi lings. Aaron Rai 37-36 — 73 Mirim Lee 35-34 — 69 Grant Smeltzer, Powell 78-79—157 David Lingmerth 36-37 — 73 Sarah Jane Smith 33-36 — 69 Joe Wilson, West Chester 77-80—157 The payouts were for $5 mil- Michael Putnam 38-35 — 73 Hyo Joo Kim 34-35 — 69 Jordan Gilkison, Springboro 80-78—158 Alex Noren 37-36 — 73 lion for a qualifying diagnosis of Stephanie L Meadow 36-33 — 69 Dylan Stevens, Wyoming 82-76—158 13. Winnipeg Bud Cauley 35-38 — 73 Hee Young Park 33-36 — 69 Nicholas Rath, Dublin 82-76—158 Russell Knox 35-38 — 73 NHL 14. Tampa Bay ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease), and Rachel Rohanna 35-34 — 69 Jack Soper, Mason 79-79—158 2017 LOTTERY DRAFT ORDER 15. N.Y. Islanders Jordan Spieth 38-35 — 73 Dana Finkelstein 34-35 — 69 Ethan Snyder, Cincinnati 76-82—158 Daniel Miernicki 38-35 — 73 Friday, June 23 16. Calgary $4 million for a qualifying diag- Megan Khang 35-34 — 69 Topher Reed, Fairview Park 78-80—158 17. Toronto Tyler Light 39-34 — 73 Jing Yan 37-33 — 70 Cole Christman, Youngstown 79-80—159 At United Center, Chicago nosis of CTE (Chronic Traumatic Chris Wood 37-36 — 73 FIRST ROUND 18. Boston Brooke Pancake 37-33 — 70 Kyle Mitchell, Powell 79-80—159 19. San Jose Satoshi Kodaira 34-39 — 73 Mariah Stackhouse 36-34 — 70 Jack Rubin, Dublin 78-81—159 1. New Jersey Encephalopathy). Daniel Summerhays 36-37 — 73 20. St. Louis Mi Hyang Lee 34-36 — 70 John Robertson, Cincinnati 81-78—159 2. Philadelphia 21. N.Y. Rangers Richie Ramsay 38-35 — 73 Inbee Park 33-37 — 70 Justin Horn, Milford 78-82—160 3. Dallas Those amounts mean that C.T. Pan 37-36 — 73 22. Edmonton Austin Ernst 36-34 — 70 Keagan Younkin, Grove City 79-81—160 4. Colorado 23. Arizona (from Minnesota) both individuals played a mini- Justin Thomas 38-35 — 73 Pavarisa Yoktuan 35-35 — 70 Bryan Kordupel, Boardman 79-81—160 5. Vancouver Steve Stricker 37-36 — 73 24. Columbus mum of fi ve NFL seasons and Sarah Kemp 33-37 — 70 Paul Mastros, Wintersville 80-80—160 6. Vegas 25. Montreal a-Maverick McNealy 38-35 — 73 Pannarat Thanapolboonyaras 35-35 — 70 Alex Flick, Beavercreek 81-80—161 7. Arizona a-Mason Andersen 35-38 — 73 26. Chicago were diagnosed before their 45th Katherine Kirk 35-35 — 70 Michael Schnur, Kirtland Hills 80-81—161 8. Buffalo 27. St. Louis (from Washington) a-Alex Smalley 38-35 — 73 Dani Holmqvist 33-37 — 70 Alex Morrison, Toledo 82-79—161 9. Detroit Talor Gooch 34-40 — 74 28. Ottawa birthdays. Ally McDonald 36-34 — 70 Aaron Zeller, Worthington 83-78—161 10. Florida 29. Dallas (from Anaheim) Ted Potter Jr. 35-39 — 74 Kim Kaufman 36-34 — 70 11. Los Angeles Andres Romero 37-37 — 74 Cole Walter, New Albany 82-80—162 30. Nashville Because CTE can only be diag- Sei Young Kim 34-36 — 70 Anthony Ricaurte, Columbus 79-83—162 12. Carolina 31. Pittsburgh Haotong Li 38-36 — 74 Wichanee Meechai 33-37 — 70 Bradley Dredge 38-36 — 74 Jake Hoheisel, Westerville 82-80—162 nosed once someone has died, Vicky Hurst 35-35 — 70 Spencer Green, New Albany 80-82—162 Hideki Matsuyama 38-36 — 74 Emily Tubert 34-37 — 71 the player’s estate would be col- Kevin Kisner 37-37 — 74 Evan DiSanto, Cincinnati 80-82—162 Cindy LaCrosse 37-34 — 71 Rebell Strollo, Poland 83-80—163 lecting that payout, approved on Matt Kuchar 36-38 — 74 Kris Tamulis 36-35 — 71 St., Youngstown, Ohio 44507 or email Francesco Molinari 37-37 — 74 Andrew Simpson, Dublin 84-79—163 Beatriz Recari 37-34 — 71 Matt Cramer, Upper Arlington 85-78—163 NOTICES them to cmhssports@youngstowndio- June 5. THE ALS claim was ap- Webb Simpson 36-38 — 74 Yani Tseng 36-35 — 71 cese.org. Lucas Glover 38-36 — 74 Joshua Tasney, Pickerington 83-80—163 BASEBALL Jacqui Concolino 38-33 — 71 Nolan Maine, Mason 83-80—163 Springfi eld Local High School — is seek- proved on May 26. a-Joaquin Niemann 36-38 — 74 Angel Yin 35-36 — 71 Brookfi eld Youth Baseball — will host Chan Kim 35-39 — 74 Ben Cowan, Orange Village 86-77—163 9-10 and 11-12 tournaments July 13-16. ing a had varsity boys basketball coach for Jackie Stoelting 35-36 — 71 Brandon Bishop, Loveland 83-80—163 the 2017-18 season. Interested applicants The claims process for mon- Troy Merritt 35-39 — 74 Ayako Uehara 37-34 — 71 These will be all-star tournaments. No Bryson DeChambeau 37-37 — 74 Sean Gallagher, Toledo 85-79—164 should submit a letter of interest, resume etary awards opened on March Jessy Tang 35-36 — 71 Eric Cherubini, Centerville 77-87—164 travel teams. Contact Ken Forsythe 330- Henrik Stenson 40-34 — 74 Dottie Ardina 36-35 — 71 502-0750. and references to Mark Carden, Athletic Louis Oosthuizen 38-36 — 74 S. Santiwiwatthanaphong 36-35 — 71 Michael McCaffrey, Westlake 85-79—164 Director, at mcarden@springfi eldlocal.us. 23. There is also a baseline as- Bobby Jonda, Boardman 81-83—164 8-U, 10-U and 12-U All-Star Tournament Peter Uihlein 36-38 — 74 Caroline Masson 36-35 — 71 — will take place July 5-9 at Tod Park Valley Christian School — is seeking a ju- sessment program that launched Stewart Cink 35-39 — 74 Danielle Kang 36-35 — 71 Logan Thomas, Mason 80-84—164 nior high girls head volleyball coach. Those Frank Jones, Pickerington 80-84—164 in Girard. Cost is $225 per team with a Kevin Chappell 37-37 — 74 Laura Davies 35-36 — 71 three-game minimum. No travel teams. interested should send a resume to dcar- on June 6. Brice Garnett 40-35 — 75 Jenny Coleman 37-34 — 71 Hunter Corbin, Powell 83-82—165 [email protected]. Paul Dunne 36-39 — 75 Bennett Zeitner, Lewis Center 79-86—165 Contact Rick Plant at 330-219-1610 presi- Players who already have been Christina Kim 34-38 — 72 dent or Ray Carpenter at 330-509-4797. Canfi eld High School — is seeking a var- Chez Reavie 38-37 — 75 Julie Yang 35-37 — 72 Matthew Homza, Lewis Center 80-86—166 sity wrestling head coach position. Prior Brock Aten, West Chester 82-84—166 Boardman Community Baseball — will diagnosed with ALS, Parkinson’s, Jason Kokrak 37-38 — 75 Mina Harigae 37-35 — 72 head coaching experience is desired. The Ross Fisher 36-39 — 75 Nelly Korda 35-37 — 72 Michael Shyu, Grove city 80-87—167 hold a 8-U coach-pitch and 9-U and 10-U Sam Vogel, New Albany 83-84—167 tournaments July 20-23 at Fields of school also is looking for a freshman vol- Alzheimer’s or dementia are eli- a-Scott Gregory 41-34 — 75 Paula Reto 36-36 — 72 leyball coach. Those interested should call Dustin Johnson 36-39 — 75 Kelly Tan 37-35 — 72 Andrew Riggs, Sylvania 86-81—167 Dreams. For information, contact Tom gible for payments. The league William McDavid, Urbana 89-78—167 Sullivan at 330-719-3222 or visit www. 330-533-5341 or e-mail gcooper@canfi eld- a-Christopher Crawford 39-36 — 75 Thidapa Suwannapura 36-36 — 72 schools.net. Wade Ormsby 39-36 — 75 Kahmar Byers, Columbus 86-81—167 boardmanbaseball.com. has estimated that 6,000 former Madeleine L Sheils 36-36 — 72 South Range High School — is seek- Oliver Bekker 37-38 — 75 Min Seo Kwak 35-37 — 72 Cameron Madden, Mason 80-87—167 Cene Park — will host the second annu- ing a head varsity volleyball coach. High Nick Flanagan 39-36 — 75 Therese O’Hara 37-35 — 72 Cameron Casto, Galena 89-79—168 al Ed Santa Summer Baseball Showcase players — or nearly three in 10 school coaching experience is recommend- Bubba Watson 37-38 — 75 Annie Park 35-37 — 72 Zach Jacobson, Poland 84-84—168 for high school players on June 22. ed. Valid pupil activity permit is required. — could develop Alzheimer’s dis- Shugo Imahira 39-37 — 76 Sakura Yokomine 34-38 — 72 Jack Baker, Cincinnati 80-88—168 Information and registration can be found Miles Miller, Dublin 86-83—169 Send cover letters and resumes to Don Matt Wallace 39-37 — 76 Marina Alex 37-35 — 72 at www.santabaseball.com. ease or moderate dementia. Adam Horn, Milford 84-85—169 Feren, South Range High School, 11300 Jason Dufner 38-38 — 76 Chella Choi 36-36 — 72 Lisbon Baseball/Softball Association — Max Lane, Cincinnati 81-88—169 Columbiana Canfi eld Road, Canfi eld, Ohio Jeunghun Wang 36-40 — 76 Maude-Aimee Leblanc 37-35 — 72 will sponsor all-star tournaments for 8U, Tyrrell Hatton 39-37 — 76 Cole Muldoon, Upper Arlington 85-85—170 44406 Sun Young Yoo 35-37 — 72 10U and 12U teams beginning June 25. Hornish Jr. to drive Thomas Pieters 37-39 — 76 Shane Murphy, Liberty Twp. 89-81—170 Penn-Ohio Club Blue Storm — looking for Caroline Hedwall 38-35 — 73 Cost is $200 per team. For more informa- Jon Rahm 36-40 — 76 Augusta James 38-35 — 73 Joe Mollica, Columbus 87-84—171 boys and girls AAU Basketball head coach tion, contact David Tolson at 330-606- in Xfi nity series Graeme McDowell 38-38 — 76 Ryann O’Toole 36-37 — 73 John McKibben, Dublin 84-88—172 and assistant coaches. For details, con- 3201 or email him at pattern@peoplepc. Max Greyserman 37-39 — 76 Emily Collins 37-36 — 73 Ben Nash, Delaware 91-82—173 tact Justin Magestro at 724-813-7210. Jack Grombacher, Sylvania 87-86—173 com. MOORESVILLE, N.C. Corey Conners 39-37 — 76 Ilhee Lee 39-34 — 73 FOOTBALL Kyle Thompson 40-36 — 76 Celine Herbin 38-35 — 73 Zach Wengerter, Westerville 88-86—174 BASKETBALL Cardinal Mooney Camp of Champions Sam Hornish Jr. will drive three Sean O’Hair 38-38 — 76 Liz Breed 37-36 — 73 N. Kelley, Upper Arlington 88-86—174 Jackson-Milton High School — will host — will be held June 22-23 at Cardinal Pat Perez 37-39 — 76 Lee Lopez 37-36 — 73 N. DiMickele, Upper Arlington 88-86—174 a camp for girls entering grades 6-8 June Xfi nity Series races for Team Mooney High School. Guest coaches will Wesley Bryan 38-38 — 76 Ashleigh Buhai 37-37 — 74 Ryan Newcomb, Dublin 88-88—176 19-22. Camp runs daily from 9 a.m. to be Youngstown State head coach Bo Roberto Castro 40-36 — 76 Regan De Guzman 41-33 — 74 Elijah McCarty, West Union 95-82—177 noon. Cost is $40 per camper. Call 330- Penske this summer. Pelini and the Penguins’ staff, former Emiliano Grillo 40-36 — 76 Justine Dreher 38-36 — 74 Griffi n Green, New Albany 92-87—179 420-5577 for more information. Bryce Lambert, Lebanon 93-87—180 Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops and as- Hornish will drive the No. 22 Sam Ryder 40-36 — 76 Amelia Lewis 37-37 — 74 Cardinal Mooney High School — will have Daniel Chopra 39-38 — 77 Fred Gilbert, Columbus 93-88—181 sistant Vince Marrow, College of Wooster Paula Creamer 35-39 — 74 a camp from June 27-29 from 1-4 p.m. for Discount Tire Ford Mustang at a-Stewart Hagestad 39-38 — 77 Jaye Marie Green 38-36 — 74 T. Henderson, Cincinnati 103-78—181 head coach Frank Colaprete and former boys entering grades four-nine. Cost is Gene Sauers 36-41 — 77 Prima Thammaraks 36-38 — 74 Tyler Groomes, Dublin 93-92—185 Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie $50. For any questions or to register, call Iowa Speedway on June 24 and Joel Stalter 39-38 — 77 Nontaya Srisawang 37-37 — 74 Brent Smith, Kettering 96-90—186 Kosar. Information and registration is 330-788-5007. Matt Campbell 37-40 — 77 Sadena A Parks 34-40 — 74 Cole Brooks, Westerville 96-90—186 available at cardinamooney.com or by call- July 29. He will also race Mid- Warren JFK High School — will have a a-Sahith Theegala 41-36 — 77 Nasa Hataoka 36-38 — 74 Ben Mollica, Columbus 94-100—194 ing Sue Brandenstein at 330-788-5007. camp for players in grades three-nine Ohio Sports Car Course on Aug. Ben Kohles 38-39 — 77 August Kim 38-37 — 75 Caden Gallagher, Powell 92-WD—WD 14th annual Ursuline Football Youth Camp from June 26-28. Times are 9-10:30 a.m. Gregory Bourdy 39-38 — 77 Eun-Hee Ji 38-37 — 75 Costa Coconis, Somerset 78-WD—WD — will be July 10-11 at the Tom Carey 12. Jhonattan Vegas 39-38 — 77 Jack Coughlin, Dublin 83-WD—WD for those entering grades three-six and 11 Brianna Do 35-40 — 75 practice fi eld. Cost is $65 and each camp- Alexander Levy 38-39 — 77 Kelly W Shon 39-36 — 75 Nick Durfee, Toledo 86-WD—WD a.m.-12:30 p.m. for those in grades seven- er will receive an Under Armour sackpack, Hornish has appeared in 114 Jimmy Walker 39-38 — 77 Ssu-Chia Cheng 38-37 — 75 Tejas Sinha, Pickerington WD nine. Cost is $80. To register, email Mark Camp t-shirt and pizza on the last day. For Andy Pope 39-38 — 77 a-Allyson Geer 38-37 — 75 Evan Yakubov, Columbus WD Komlanc at [email protected]. Xfi nity Series races with four more information, contact Coach Larry Ryan Palmer 40-38 — 78 Karen Chung 37-38 — 75 Quinn Patterson, Upper Arlington WD Mahoning Valley Basketball Offi cials Kempe at 330-744-4563. wins, 35 top-fi ve fi nishes and 61 J.T. Poston 42-36 — 78 Min-G Kim 39-37 — 76 Christian Tomak, Massillon WD Association — is looking for athletes ages a-Scott Harvey 39-39 — 78 Belen Mozo 38-38 — 76 Marc Wilkins Jr., Ontario NS 14 and up interested in becoming high SOCCER top-10 fi nishes. school basketball offi cials. Those interest- Mahoning Valley Soccer Offi cials His most recent Xfi nity Series ed should contact Don Dobrindt at hoop- Association — is looking for people inter- [email protected] for more ested in becoming high school soccer ref- erees. Those interested should contact win came in 2016 while driving for Monday winner, 3 p.m. information. Thom Sutcliffe at [email protected]. Game 5 — Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 Kennedy Catholic High School — in Joe Gibbs Racing at Iowa. Team COLLEGE BASEBALL SOFTBALL 2 p.m. winner, 8 p.m. Hermitage, Pa., will have camps for stu- NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES GLANCE Brookfi eld Youth Softball — will host 10-U Penske said additional races may Game 6 — Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 win- Saturday, June 24 dents in grades kindergarten-ninth grade At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha ner, 7 p.m. from June 20-23. Girls camp will be from and 12-U tournaments July 6-9. These will x-Game 13 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 be added to Hornish’s schedule. Omaha, Neb. Tuesday 9 a.m.-noon and the boys camp will be be all-star tournaments. No travel teams. (Double Elimination; x-if necessary) Game 7 — Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser, winner, TBA from 1-4 p.m. Cost is $75. For information, Contact Ken Forsythe 330-502-0750. Hornish won eight races, in- Saturday 2 p.m. x-Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 visit the website www.pennohioathletic- Girls Fastpitch All-Star Tournament — for cluding the 2006 Indianapolis Game 1 — Cal State Fullerton (39-22) vs. Game 8 — Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 win- winner, TBA club.com or call Justin Magestro at 724- 8-U coach pitch, 10-U and 12-U will take Oregon State (54-4), 3 p.m. ner, 7 p.m. If only one game is necessary, it will be 813-7210. place July 11-16 at Tod Park in Girard. Cost Wednesday, June 21 500 and IndyCar Series champi- Game 2 — LSU (48-17) vs. Florida State played at night COACHING is $225 per team with a three-game mini- (45-21), 8 p.m. Game 9 — Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 Championship Series mum. No travel teams. Contact Rick Plant onship while driving for Penske. loser, 7 p.m. Cardinal Mooney High School — is seek- Sunday (Best-of-3) ing head coaches for its varsity girls bas- at 330-219-1610 or Bill Durkin at 330- Thursday, June 22 307-5813. He also made 130 Cup Series Game 3 — Louisville (52-10) vs. Texas Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 Monday, June 26 — Pairings TBA, 7 p.m. ketball, boys golf and boys and girls tennis starts for Penske. A&M (41-21), 2 p.m. loser, 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 27 — Pairings TBA, 8 p.m. teams. Interested candidates should send To submit a notice, or if you see a notice Game 4 — TCU (47-16) vs. Florida (47- Friday, June 23 x-Wednesday, June 28 — Pairings TBA, resumes to Athletic Director Don Bucci, that should no longer run, email sports@ Staff /Wire reports 18), 7 p.m. Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 8 p.m. Cardinal Mooney High School, 2545 Erie vindy.com or fax 330-747-6712.

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MLB ROUNDUP Thursday’s other games Chisenhall drives in 5 runs One-off AMERICAN LEAGUE Associated Press man. “I’ve tried to use all the White Sox 5, Orioles 2 CLEVELAND ways to describe him. The CHICAGO bout to Lonnie Chisenhall usually home runs and the produc- Rookie Matt Davidson homered senses when Indians man- tion are just a by-product for the fourth straight game, ager Terry Francona is going of his care in wanting to be then doubled and scored in a a great baseball player and four-run sixth inning to lead to call on him as a pinch- be hype the Chicago over Baltimore, hitter. helping us to win games.” the Orioles’ seventh loss in That moment came earlier Tomlin got help from eight games. Davidson hit a than normal for Chisenhall Cleveland’s offense and did solo homer in the fourth, his on Thursday, and he was just enough to cool off the legend 14th home run this season. ready. Dodgers, who were in a fi ve- He became the fi rst White Chisenhall connected for run hole after two innings Sox player to go deep in four a three-run, pinch-hit hom- but closed within a run in Mayweather will straight games since Alex Rios er in the fifth inning and the fi fth on Yasiel Puig’s RBI in April 2013. The White Sox had fi ve RBIs double and Chris Taylor’s fi ght McGregor opened a 5-1 lead when Jimmy as Cleveland two-run homer. Yacabonis, making his third big INDIANS 12 Associated Press DODGERS 5 Hill, who was facing the league appearance, loaded the salvaged the ASSOCIATED PRESS LAS VEGAS finale of a Indians for the first time bases with a four-pitch walk to Next: Cleveland at The Cleveland Indians’ Lonnie Chisenhall, center, is congratulated It may not be the fi ght of Tim Anderson, threw a head- Minnesota, today, three-game by Edwin Encarnacion, right, and Carlos Santana after Chisenhall hit since leaving as a free after the 2013 season, walked En- the century, but it could be high 3-2 pitch for ball four to 8:10 p.m. series by a three-run home run in the fi fth inning of a game Thursday against the event of at least the last Jose Abreu and allowed Leury beating Los the Los Angeles Dodgers in Cleveland. Encarnacion and Santana carnacion opening the fi fth scored on the play. and was pulled for Stripling few years. Garcia’s sacrifi ce fl y. Angeles 12-5 and stopping The spectacle that is Twins 6, Mariners 2 the Dodgers’ six-game win- after Carlos Santana sin- na. “But I’ve done it for long homered off Rich Hill (3-3), Floyd Mayweather Jr. and MINNEAPOLIS ning streak. gled. enough that we’re kind of on reached base fi ve times and Chisenhall took one pitch Conor McGregor will al- Chris Gimenez homered After the Dodgers closed most surely live in sports to 5-4 in the fifth, Chisen- the same page.” scored four runs as Cleve- before sending his eighth twice for the fi rst time in his lore for reasons other than hall hit a 415-foot drive on Francona joked that he land moved back over .500 homer, and second as a big league career, Eduardo what happens in the ring. the second pitch from Ross probably should have started with just its second win in 11 pinch-hitter, into the seats Escobar sparked a fi ve-run fi rst The two will add their Stripling to open a four-run Chisenhall, “but I’m not very interleague games. in right to make it 8-4. inning for Minnesota with a names to some one-off two-run shot, and Jose Berrios lead for Josh Tomlin (4-8), smart.” He and bench coach Rookie Cody Bellinger “It’s an adrenaline rush and the Twins beat the Seattle who struggled after being Brad Mills debated whether homered again for the Dodg- going up there, especially events that have fascinat- Mariners. Berrios (6-1) pitched staked to a 5-0 lead. to have Austin Jackson bunt ers. He touched up Tomlin it’s always a crunch-time ed sports fans and others, a career-best eight innings to Chisenhall added a two- or bring up Chisenhall, a left- for a line-drive homer in the situation,” Chisenhall said, even if the actual compe- win his third straight start. He run single in the sixth, hander, to face Stripling. fourth, his 18th home run “so you want to go up there tition didn’t live up to the struck out six and yielded two making him just the third “You want to tack on, but in 47 games. Only New York and make sure you’re taking hype. runs and fi ve hits. Gimenez hit Cleveland player since 1913 then we’re bunting for the Yankees catcher Gary San- hacks that are going to help Ali-Frazier it’s not. Ali- a three-run homer with two to come off the bench and bottom of the order,” Fran- chez hit more through 47 the team.” Inoki, well, now we’re get- outs in the fateful fi rst for Ariel cona said. “Millsy kind of games, slugging 19. The Indians added three ting warm- Miranda (6-3), who lost for record fi ve RBIs or more. “Tito finds those good pushed me in that direction. “I don’t know what else runs with two outs in the er. the fi rst time in 10 starts for Remem- the Mariners and lasted only situations for guys and you Boy, Lonnie took a beautiful there is to say,” Dodgers sixth on Chisenhall’s single try to not read his mind,” swing.” manager Dave Roberts said and Roberto Perez’s broken- ber some four innings with 10 hits and of these six runs allowed. Gimenez hit Chisenhall said of Franco- Edwin Encarnacion of his 21-year-old fi rst base- bat blooper. a solo drive in the third inning, not-so- giving the backup catcher 18 epic but home runs in 867 big league massively plate appearances. MLB AT A GLANCE hyped Mayweather Tigers 5, Rays 3 STANDINGS Los Angeles ab r h bi ab r h bi Sogard 2b 4 2 2 2 Crpnter 1b 3 0 2 1 events? AMERICAN LEAGUE Hill L,3-3 4 8 7 7 2 4 Kim lf 4 0 1 2 Y.Sanch 2b 4 1 0 0 Thames 1b 5 2 2 3 Fowler cf 4 0 0 0 DETROIT East Division Stripling 1 2-3 5 4 4 1 2 Rckard ph-lf 1 0 0 0 Me.Cbrr lf 4 1 1 0 Do.Sntn rf 5 1 2 0 Pscotty rf 4 0 0 0 W L Pct GB Dayton 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 A.Jones cf 5 1 2 1 Abreu 1b 4 1 2 1 T.Shaw 3b 5 0 2 1 Gyorko 3b 3 1 0 0 ALI-INOKI New York 38 25 .603 — Hatcher 2 2 1 1 0 3 M.Mchdo 3b 5 0 1 0 A.Grcia rf 5 1 3 0 H.Perez lf 4 0 1 1 Y.Mlina c 4 1 1 0 Miguel Cabrera’s two-run Cleveland Trumbo rf 5 2 2 0 T.Frzer 3b 3 0 0 0 Pina c 4 0 1 0 A.Diaz ss 4 2 2 2 The orig- Boston 37 29 .561 2 1⁄2 homer with one out in the ninth Tampa Bay 35 34 .507 6 Tomlin W,4-8 5 7 4 4 2 7 Mancini 1b 4 3 3 1 Ti.Andr ss 4 0 1 2 Broxton cf 3 1 0 0 Mrtinez lf 4 1 1 2 inal mixed Toronto 32 33 .492 7 Goody 1 1 0 0 1 0 Schoop 2b 4 2 2 1 Narvaez c 4 0 0 0 Arcia ss 4 0 1 0 Wong 2b 2 1 1 1 inning gave Detroit a victory Baltimore 32 33 .492 7 Crockett 1-3 0 1 1 1 0 W.Cstll c 4 1 1 5 Dvidson dh 3 1 2 1 Garza p 2 1 1 0 G.Grcia 2b 2 0 0 0 combat over Tampa Bay. The game Central Division Shaw 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Wshngtn dh4 0 0 0 W.Grcia cf 3 0 0 0 Frnklin ph 1 0 0 0 Leake p 2 0 0 0 W L Pct GB McAllister 2 1 0 0 0 3 J.Hardy ss 4 1 1 0 Hanson ph 1 1 1 1 J.Hghes p 0 0 0 0 Segrist p 0 0 0 0 sports was tied at three entering the Minnesota 34 29 .540 — R.Hill pitched to 2 batters in the 5th Totals 40 10 13 10 Totals 35 6 10 5 C.Trres p 0 0 0 0 Huffman ph 0 0 0 0 event, Cleveland 32 31 .508 2 Tomlin pitched to 1 batter in the 6th Brinson ph 1 0 0 0 Bowman p 0 0 0 0 ninth, but Alex Avila singled HBP—by Hill (Encarnacion), by Hill (Zimmer), by J.Brnes p 0 0 0 0 Cecil p 0 0 0 0 Detroit 31 34 .477 4 Baltimore 010 342 000 — 10 and likely McGregor off Tommy Hunter (0-2) with Kansas City 30 34 .469 4 1⁄2 Crockett (Turner). Knebel p 0 0 0 0 Pham ph 1 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Chris Guccione; First, Carlos Chicago 230 000 001 — 6 Totals 38 7 12 7 Totals 33 6 7 6 the rea- Chicago 29 36 .446 6 E—M.Machado (7), Schoop (8). DP—Baltimore 1. one out. Andrew Romine pinch West Division Torres; Second, Paul Nauert; Third, James Hoye. T—3:32. A—23,339 (35,051). LOB—Baltimore 5, Chicago 7. 2B—Mancini (10), son there ran and trotted home when W L Pct GB Schoop (20), J.Hardy (9), A.Garcia (16). HR—W. THE FIGHT Houston 45 22 .672 — PHILLIES 1, RED SOX 0 Milwaukee 240 000 100 — 7 Cabrera hit his seventh career Castillo (5), Davidson (13), Hanson (1). SF— St. Louis 040 000 020 — 6 haven’t Los Angeles 35 34 .507 11 Boston Philadelphia Abreu (2). U Texas 32 33 .492 12 ab r h bi ab r h bi DP—Milwaukee 1, St. Louis 1. LOB—Milwaukee been any AUG. 26: game-ending homer into the IP H R ER BB SO 6, St. Louis 5. 2B—Sogard (7), Thames (12), Seattle 33 35 .485 12 1⁄2 Betts rf 4 0 1 0 O.Hrrra cf 4 0 0 0 Baltimore Do.Santana (11), Carpenter (10), Wong (15). since. Mu- Boxer Floyd right-fi eld stands. Justin Wilson Oakland 27 38 .415 17 Pedroia 2b 4 0 0 0 H.Kndrc 2b 3 0 0 0 Bundy W,7-5 5 6 5 4 3 4 Wednesday’s Scores Bgaerts ss 4 0 0 0 Altherr rf 3 0 0 0 3B—Martinez (1). HR—Thames (17), A.Diaz (7). Mayweath- (3-2) picked up the win with Wright 2 2 0 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO hammad Miami 11, Oakland 6 Mreland 1b 4 0 1 0 T.Jseph 1b 3 0 1 0 Givens 1 2-3 2 1 1 0 1 Kansas City 7, San Francisco 2 Bnntndi lf 3 0 0 0 Franco 3b 3 0 1 0 Milwaukee er Jr. vs. UFC a scoreless inning of relief. Brach 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Garza W,3-2 5 5 4 4 2 4 Ali was Boston 7, Philadelphia 3 Brdly J cf 3 0 1 0 Nava lf 3 0 0 0 Chicago fi ghter Conor Tigers starter Justin Verlander Toronto 7, Tampa Bay 6 Sndoval 3b 4 0 0 0 Galvis ss 3 0 0 0 Hughes H,4 1 0 0 0 0 2 looking for Gonzalez L,4-8 5 9 8 8 2 3 Torres H,11 1 0 0 0 1 0 pitched seven innings, allowing Arizona 2, Detroit 1 Leon c 2 0 1 0 Knapp c 3 1 1 0 Minaya 2 4 2 2 0 3 McGregor L.A. Dodgers 6, Cleveland 4 Sale p 3 0 1 0 Pivetta p 2 0 0 0 Barnes H,12 2-3 1 2 2 1 0 a payday in Jennings 1 0 0 0 0 0 Knebel S,10-13 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 at T-Mobile two runs on six hits and fi ve Baltimore 10, Chicago White Sox 6 Neshek p 0 0 0 0 Pelfrey 1 0 0 0 0 1 1976 when Seattle 6, Minnesota 4 T.Kelly ph 1 0 1 1 St. Louis walks. He’s now walked fi ve HBP—by Bundy (Sanchez). Leake L,5-6 6 9 6 6 2 3 Arena, Las Houston 13, Texas 2 Neris p 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Quinn Wolcott; First, Ramon he agreed L.A. Angels 7, N.Y. Yankees 5 Totals 31 0 5 0 Totals 28 1 4 1 Siegrist 1 2 1 1 0 2 Vegas. batters three times this season De Jesus; Second, Paul Emmel; Third, Brian Bowman 1 0 0 0 0 2 Thursday’s Scores O’Nora. to meet after not doing it a single time Cleveland 12, L.A. Dodgers 5 Boston 000 000 000 — 0 Cecil 1 1 0 0 0 1 T—3:22. A—20,008 (40,615). HBP—by Torres (Carpenter). WP—Leake. profession- in 2016. He struck out six. Alex Minnesota 6, Seattle 2 Philadelphia 000 000 01x — 1 Chicago White Sox 5, Baltimore 2 LOB—Boston 7, Philadelphia 4. 2B—Sale (1), ANGELS 7, YANKEES 5 Umpires—Home, Chris Segal First, Cory Blaser al wrestler Antonio Inoki Cobb gave up three runs on Philadelphia 1, Boston 0 Franco (10), T.Kelly (5). New York Los Angeles Second, Laz Diaz Third, Doug Eddings. Detroit 5, Tampa Bay 3 IP H R ER BB SO ab r h bi ab r h bi T—3:09. A—38,061 (43,975). 2 in a 15-round match in To- eight hits and two walks in 6 ⁄3 N.Y. Yankees at Oakland, late Boston Gardner lf 5 1 2 0 Maybin cf 5 1 2 0 LEADERS innings, striking out three. Kansas City at L.A. Angels, late Sale L,8-3 8 4 1 1 1 10 A.Hicks cf 5 0 2 0 Calhoun rf 5 0 1 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE kyo. Promoter Bob Arum Today’s Games Philadelphia Judge dh 5 1 1 0 Pujols dh 5 1 2 0 Hlliday 1b 2 0 1 1 Y.Escbr 3b 4 0 1 0 BATTING—Garcia, Chicago, .343; Judge, NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis (Martinez 5-5) at Baltimore Pivetta 7 4 0 0 2 9 New York, .338; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, wanted to make sure Ali (Gausman 3-5), 7:05 p.m. Neshek W,2-1 1 1 0 0 0 1 S.Cstro 2b 3 1 1 0 Vlbuena 1b 2 1 1 1 G.Sanch c 4 2 3 3 Simmons ss 3 2 1 2 .335; Castro, New York, .323; Altuve, won and went to wrestling Nationals 8, Mets 3 Chicago White Sox (Quintana 2-8) at Neris S,6-7 1 0 0 0 1 2 Houston, .320; Bogaerts, Boston, .320; Toronto (Biagini 1-5), 7:07 p.m. WP—Pivetta. Grgrius ss 4 0 1 0 Yng Jr. lf 3 1 2 1 Headley 3b 4 0 2 1 Espnosa 2b 4 1 1 2 Hosmer, Kansas City, .315; Hicks, New promoter Vince McMahon NEW YORK Tampa Bay (Ramirez 3-1) at Detroit Umpires—Home, Jim Wolf; First, Lance Barrett; York, .314; Alonso, Oakland, .303; Sano, (Norris 3-4), 7:10 p.m. Second, Stu Scheuwater; Third, Jim Reynolds. Rfsnydr rf 4 0 1 0 Grterol c 4 0 1 0 Totals 36 5 14 5 Totals 35 7 12 6 Minnesota, .297; 1 tied at .297. to fi gure out a script for the Bryce Harper hit a home run Seattle (Paxton 5-1) at Texas (Ross 0-0), T—2:25. A—30,729 (43,651). RUNS—Judge, New York, 58; Springer, 8:05 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Houston, 49; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 48; fi ght, which was shown on so hard that it twice sailed over Boston (Pomeranz 6-4) at Houston (Fiers TWINS 6, MARINERS 2 New York 400 001 000 — 5 Castro, New York, 47; Gardner, New York, closed circuit in the U.S. the head of Mets right fi elder 4-2), 8:10 p.m. 45; Altuve, Houston, 43; Correa, Houston, Cleveland (Carrasco 6-3) at Minnesota Seattle Minnesota Los Angeles 122 000 20x — 7 ab r h bi ab r h bi E—Bridwell (1), Y.Escobar (9), G.Sanchez 43; Betts, Boston, 42; Lowrie, Oakland, The plan was for Ali to Jay Bruce, propelling Gio Gon- (Turley 0-0), 8:10 p.m. 42; 5 tied at 41. N.Y. Yankees (Severino 5-2) at Oakland Gamel lf 4 1 2 1 B.Dzier 2b 3 1 1 0 (5). DP—Los Angeles 2. LOB—New York 7, zalez and Washington past New Haniger rf 4 0 0 0 E.Escbr 3b 4 1 3 2 Los Angeles 8. 2B—A.Hicks (15), Valbuena RBI—Cruz, Seattle, 52; Judge, New York, catch Inoki on the ropes (Manaea 6-3), 9:35 p.m. 49; Garcia, Chicago, 48; Sano, Minnesota, York. Harper lined a solo drive Kansas City (Kennedy 0-6) at L.A. Angels Cano 2b 4 0 1 1 Sano dh 3 1 2 0 (3). 3B—Refsnyder (1). HR—G.Sanchez (11), Cruz dh 4 0 0 0 Grssman rf 4 0 0 0 Simmons (7), Espinosa (6). SB—Judge (6), 48; Holliday, New York, 45; Pujols, Los and Inoki to have a hid- (Chavez 5-6), 10:07 p.m. Angeles, 45; Mazara, Texas, 44; Morrison, in the fi rst inning that sailed Saturday’s Games K.Sager 3b 4 0 2 0 K.Vrgas 1b 4 0 1 0 Maybin (20), Young Jr. (6). SF—Holliday (3), den razor in his mouth to Vlencia 1b 3 0 0 0 J.Plnco ss 4 1 1 0 Valbuena (1). Tampa Bay, 43; Smoak, Toronto, 43; about a dozen rows deep into Chicago White Sox at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Springer, Houston, 43; 1 tied at 42. Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m., 1st J.Dyson cf 3 0 0 0 Gimenez c 4 2 2 4 IP H R ER BB SO cut himself so there was the seats. Harper’s 17th home C.Ruiz c 3 0 0 0 E.Rsrio lf 3 0 1 0 New York HITS—Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 87; Garcia, game Chicago, 83; Castro, New York, 82; N.Y. Yankees at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Motter ss 3 1 1 0 Buxton cf 4 0 0 0 Pineda 6 10 5 5 1 2 real blood. Ali would then run left the bat at 116.3 mph, Herrera L,0-1 2 2 2 2 1 2 Altuve, Houston, 81; Bogaerts, Boston, St. Louis at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals 33 6 11 6 beg the referee to stop his hardest-hit ball since Stat- Tampa Bay at Detroit, 4:10 p.m. Los Angeles 79; Hosmer, Kansas City, 78; Judge, New Seattle at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Shoemaker 3 6 4 4 1 2 York, 75; Abreu, Chicago, 74; Andrus, the fight. The problem cast began tracking in 2015. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m., 2nd Seattle 001 001 000 — 2 Bridwell 3 2-3 7 1 0 0 1 Texas, 74; 2 tied at 72. Daniel Murphy added three game Minnesota 501 000 00x — 6 Parker W,2-2 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 DOUBLES—Betts, Boston, 23; Lowrie, was Inoki thought he was Boston at Houston, 8:15 p.m. DP—Seattle 2, Minnesota 1. LOB—Seattle 4, Hernandez S,1-2 1 1 0 0 0 0 Oakland, 22; Dickerson, Tampa Bay, 20; more hits against his former Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 8:15 p.m. Minnesota 7. 2B—K.Seager (13), B.Dozier (14), Shoemaker pitched to 2 batters in the 4th Schoop, Baltimore, 20; Bogaerts, Boston, in a real fight and when K.Vargas (6), E.Rosario (9). HR—E.Escobar (7), HBP—by Shoemaker (Castro), by Herrera (Young 18; Lindor, Cleveland, 18; Moreland, team and Michael A. Taylor hit NATIONAL LEAGUE Gimenez 2 (3). SB—Motter (8). Jr.). WP—Pineda. Boston, 18; Travis, Toronto, 18; 3 tied the opening bell rang he East Division IP H R ER BB SO Umpires—Home, Gerry Davis; First, Pat Hoberg; at 17. the Nationals league-leading W L Pct GB Seattle Second, Tony Randazzo; Third, Rob Drake. TRIPLES—Bogaerts, Boston, 4; raced across the ring and Washington 40 26 .606 — Miranda L,6-3 4 10 6 6 1 2 T—3:23. A—43,851 (43,250). Castellanos, Detroit, 3; Dickerson, Tampa 100th home run to cap a fi ve- 1 threw a kick at Ali. Inoki New York 30 35 .462 9 ⁄2 De Jong 4 1 0 0 2 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Bay, 3; Garcia, Chicago, 3; Merrifi eld, run fi fth. Manager Dusty Baker Miami 29 35 .453 10 Minnesota NATIONALS 8, METS 3 Kansas City, 3; Miller, Tampa Bay, 3; spent much of the fight Atlanta 29 36 .446 10 1⁄2 Berrios W,6-1 8 5 2 2 1 6 won on his 68th birthday, while Washington New York Sanchez, Chicago, 3; 18 tied at 2. Philadelphia 22 43 .338 17 1⁄2 Kintzler 1 1 0 0 0 0 HOME RUNS—Judge, New York, 22; in a crablike position on Central Division HBP—by Miranda (Dozier). WP—Miranda, ab r h bi ab r h bi Gonzalez improved to 10-1 at T.Trner ss 5 1 0 0 Lagares cf 2 0 0 0 Morrison, Tampa Bay, 19; Gallo, Texas, W L Pct GB Berrios. 18; Moustakas, Kansas City, 18; Smoak, the canvas, kicking at Ali’s Citi Field. Milwaukee 36 32 .529 — Goodwin lf 5 1 2 1 Gnsn ph-cf-rf 2 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Shane Livensparger; First, D.J. B.Hrper rf 4 1 1 1 Flores 3b 4 1 1 1 Toronto, 18; Springer, Houston, 18; Davis, Chicago 32 33 .492 21 ⁄2 Reyburn; Second, Sam Holbrook; Third, Greg Oakland, 17; Alonso, Oakland, 16; Sano, legs, badly bruising them. Brewers 6, Cardinals 4 St. Louis 30 35 .462 41 ⁄2 Zmrman 1b 4 1 1 0 Cespdes lf 4 1 1 0 Gibson. D.Mrphy 2b 5 1 3 2 Bruce rf 3 0 1 1 Minnesota, 16; Trout, Los Angeles, 16; 2 While Inoki wasn’t in on Pittsburgh 30 36 .455 5 T—2:45. A—24,464 (39,021). tied at 15. ST. LOUIS Cincinnati 29 36 .446 51 ⁄2 Rendon 3b 4 0 2 1 R.Mntro p 0 0 0 0 WHITE SOX 5, ORIOLES 2 Wieters c 4 2 1 0 T.d’Arn ph 1 0 0 0 STOLEN BASES—Maybin, Los Angeles, the plan, the referee was West Division 20; Dyson, Seattle, 16; Andrus, Texas, Keon Broxton and Eric Thames W L Pct GB Baltimore Chicago M.Tylor cf 4 1 1 2 T.Rvera 2b 4 0 2 0 and he gave the decision Colorado 42 26 .618 — ab r h bi ab r h bi G.Gnzal p 3 0 1 1 Duda 1b 4 0 0 0 15; DeShields, Texas, 14; Buxton, homered to lift Milwaukee to a Rickard lf 4 0 0 0 Me.Cbrr lf 5 1 2 2 Minnesota, 12; Cain, Kansas City, 12; Los Angeles 41 26 .612 1⁄2 Drew ph 1 0 0 0 R.Rvera c 3 1 1 1 A.Jones cf 5 0 2 0 Ti.Andr ss 4 0 1 0 Altuve, Houston, 11; Betts, Boston, 11; 4 to Ali. “It was the low point victory over St. Louis. Thames’ Arizona 41 26 .612 1⁄2 O.Perez p 0 0 0 0 J.Reyes ss 3 0 0 0 Mchdo 3b 4 0 0 0 Abreu 1b 3 0 1 1 tied at 10. San Diego 27 40 .403 14 1⁄2 Blanton p 0 0 0 0 Gsllman p 1 0 0 0 of my career,” Arum said. Trumbo rf 3 0 1 0 A.Grcia rf 3 0 2 0 PITCHING—Keuchel, Houston, 9-0; 18th of the season off Cardinals San Francisco 26 41 .388 15 1⁄2 Ccchini ph 1 0 0 0 closer Seung Hwan Oh (1-3) in Wednesday’s Scores Mancini 1b 4 0 1 0 L.Grcia cf 1 0 0 1 Edgin p 0 0 0 0 Vargas, Kansas City, 9-3; Sale, Boston, “It was so embarrassing, Miami 11, Oakland 6 Schoop 2b 3 1 0 0 T.Frzer 3b 4 0 0 0 Cnforto cf 1 0 0 0 8-3; Santana, Minnesota, 8-4; Bundy, the ninth barely skimmed over San Diego 4, Cincinnati 2 W.Cstll dh 4 1 2 1 Dvidson dh 4 2 2 1 Totals 39 8 12 8 Totals 33 3 6 3 Baltimore, 7-5; Pineda, New York, 7-3; just a total farce.” Kansas City 7, San Francisco 2 Tejada ss 4 0 1 0 Y.Sanch 2b 3 1 1 0 Sabathia, New York, 7-2; Stroman, the right fi eld wall and broke Atlanta 13, Washington 2 C.Jseph c 4 0 2 1 K.Smith c 4 1 3 0 Toronto, 7-2; 11 tied at 6-3. KING-RIGGS a 4-4 tie as the Brewers won Boston 7, Philadelphia 3 W.Grcia cf-rf 4 0 0 0 Washington 100 151 000 — 8 ERA—Keuchel, Houston, 1.67; Vargas, Colorado 5, Pittsburgh 1 Totals 35 2 9 2 Totals 35 5 12 5 New York 000 110 010 — 3 Kansas City, 2.10; Santana, Minnesota, Bobby Riggs was a their second straight series Arizona 2, Detroit 1 E—Flores (4). LOB—Washington 6, New York 2.56; McCullers, Houston, 2.58; Severino, against the Cardinals. Domingo L.A. Dodgers 6, Cleveland 4 Baltimore 000 010 001 — 2 3. 2B—Goodwin 2 (6), Rendon (14), Wieters New York, 2.75; Sale, Boston, 2.82; 55-year-old tennis hus- N.Y. Mets 9, Chicago Cubs 4 Chicago 000 104 00x — 5 (11), Cespedes (6), Bruce (16). 3B—D.Murphy Darvish, Texas, 3.03; Stroman, Toronto, tler when he talked his Santana’s single scored Eric Milwaukee 7, St. Louis 6 DP—Chicago 1. LOB—Baltimore 9, Chicago 12. (2). HR—B.Harper (17), M.Taylor (7), Flores (6), 3.09; Bundy, Baltimore, 3.29; Carrasco, Thursday’s Scores 2B—C.Joseph (8), Ti.Anderson (9), Davidson R.Rivera (3). Cleveland, 3.36; 1 tied at 3.40. way into a “Battle of the Sogard to give the Brewers a Cleveland 12, L.A. Dodgers 5 (5). HR—W.Castillo (6), Davidson (14). SF—L. IP H R ER BB SO STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Boston, 136; Archer, 3-2 lead in the third. For the Philadelphia 1, Boston 0 Garcia (2). Washington Tampa Bay, 114; Darvish, Texas, 93; Sexes” match with Billie Washington 8, N.Y. Mets 3 IP H R ER BB SO Gonzalez W,6-1 7 5 2 2 0 5 Estrada, Toronto, 92; McCullers, Houston, second consecutive start, Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 4 Baltimore Perez 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 89; Severino, New York, 84; Porcello, Jean King in 1973 at the Brewers right-hander Zach San Francisco at Colorado, late Tillman L,1-5 5 1-3 11 5 5 1 6 Blanton 1 1-3 1 1 1 0 1 Boston, 82; Bauer, Cleveland, 81; Pineda, Today’s Games Yacabonis 1-3 0 0 0 3 0 New York New York, 77; Salazar, Cleveland, 77; 1 Astrodome. At the time Davies gave up four runs in fi ve Arizona (Corbin 5-6) at Philadelphia (Nola Castro 2 1-3 1 0 0 1 2 Gsellman L,5-4 5 11 7 7 2 3 tied at 74. the women’s liberation 3-4), 7:05 p.m. Chicago Edgin 1 1 1 0 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE innings. Chicago Cubs (Butler 3-2) at Pittsburgh Holmberg 4 1-3 4 1 1 1 3 Montero 3 0 0 0 0 3 BATTING—Zimmerman, Washington, movement was flour- (Williams 3-3), 7:05 p.m. Swarzak W,3-1 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Umpires—Home, Brian Gorman; First, Tripp .365; Posey, San Francisco, .349; Murphy, INTERLEAGUE St. Louis (Martinez 5-5) at Baltimore Beck 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Gibson; Second, Nic Lentz; Third, Ron Kulpa. Washington, .344; Ozuna, Miami, ishing and America was Phillies 1, Red Sox 0 (Gausman 3-5), 7:05 p.m. Kahnle 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 T—2:52. A—30,319 (41,922). .333; Kemp, Atlanta, .327; Blackmon, L.A. Dodgers (Wood 6-0) at Cincinnati Robertson 1 2 1 1 0 2 BREWERS 6, CARDINALS 4 Colorado, .325; Cozart, Cincinnati, .324; fascinated with the idea PHILADELPHIA (Adleman 4-2), 7:10 p.m. HBP—by Beck (Rickard). Milwaukee St. Louis Goldschmidt, Arizona, .323; Peralta, a woman could play com- Washington (Scherzer 7-4) at N.Y. Mets Umpires—Home, Ramon De Jesus; First, Paul ab r h bi ab r h bi Arizona, .314; Harper, Washington, .314; Pinch-hitter Ty Kelly doubled (Matz 1-0), 7:10 p.m. Emmel; Second, Brian O’Nora; Third, Quinn Sogard 2b 5 2 2 0 Crpnter 1b 4 2 2 0 1 tied at .306. petitively against a man Miami (Straily 4-4) at Atlanta (Newcomb Wolcott. Thames 1b 4 1 2 2 Fowler cf 4 1 2 2 RUNS—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 58; home the only run in the 0-1), 7:35 p.m. T—3:35. A—20,139 (40,615). Drake p 0 0 0 0 Pscotty rf 3 1 1 1 Blackmon, Colorado, 53; Harper, on the tennis court. Riggs, San Diego (Diaz 1-1) at Milwaukee (Guerra TIGERS 5, RAYS 3 Do.Sntn rf 4 0 1 1 Gyorko 3b 4 0 1 0 Washington, 53; Votto, Cincinnati, eighth inning of a pitchers’ 1-1), 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay Detroit T.Shaw 3b 4 0 2 1 Y.Mlina c 4 0 1 0 49; Seager, Los Angeles, 47; Thames, who trained on vitamins duel between Philadelphia’s San Francisco (Samardzija 2-8) at ab r h bi ab r h bi H.Perez lf 4 0 1 0 A.Diaz ss 3 0 1 1 Milwaukee, 47; Zimmerman, Washington, and avocados, declared it Colorado (Senzatela 8-2), 8:40 p.m. M.Smith cf 4 1 1 0 Kinsler 2b 4 2 1 0 Bandy c 3 1 0 0 Mrtinez lf 4 0 0 0 45; Conforto, New York, 44; 3 tied at 43. Nick Pivetta and Boston’s Saturday’s Games Dckrson dh 5 0 1 0 Avila c 4 0 1 0 Broxton cf 4 1 1 2 DeJong 2b 4 0 1 0 RBI—Lamb, Arizona, 57; Reynolds, the “greatest hustle of all Chris Sale to lead the Phillies San Francisco at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Lngoria 3b 5 0 1 0 An.Rmne pr 0 1 0 0 Arcia ss 4 0 1 0 Wacha p 2 0 0 0 Colorado, 54; Blackmon, Colorado, 53; Arizona at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. Mrrison 1b 3 1 2 1 Mi.Cbrr 1b 5 2 2 2 Davies p 2 0 0 0 Brebbia p 0 0 0 0 Goldschmidt, Arizona, 53; Zimmerman, time” and promoted the to a victory over the Red Sox. St. Louis at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Sza Jr. rf 3 1 1 1 V.Mrtin dh 4 0 2 1 Brinson ph 1 0 0 0 Segrist p 0 0 0 0 Washington, 52; Votto, Cincinnati, match while wearing a Sale (8-3) was cruising until L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. Rasmus lf 4 0 3 0 Mchdo pr-dh 0 0 0 0 Hader p 0 0 0 0 Pham ph 1 0 0 0 51; Harper, Washington, 50; Duvall, Miami at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. Daniel ss-2b3 0 0 1 J.Mrtin rf 4 0 2 1 C.Trres p 0 0 0 0 Rsnthal p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati, 47; Ozuna, Miami, 47; 2 tied T-shirt with the acronym a one-out single by Andrew San Diego at Milwaukee, 4:10 p.m. M.Mrtin 2b 2 0 0 0 Upton lf 3 0 0 0 Agulr ph-1b 1 1 1 0 Oh p 0 0 0 0 at 46. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Bkhm ph-ss1 0 0 0 Cstllns 3b 4 0 1 0 Huffman ph 1 0 0 0 HITS—Blackmon, Colorado, 90; Murphy, WORMS — the World Or- Knapp set the stage for Kelly’s Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. Sucre c 4 0 0 0 Presley cf 4 0 1 0 Totals 36 6 11 6 Totals 34 4 9 4 Washington, 85; Inciarte, Atlanta, game-winning hit that ended BOX SCORES J.Iglss ss 4 0 1 0 84; Ozuna, Miami, 83; Zimmerman, ganization for the Reten- INTERLEAGUE Totals 34 3 9 3 Totals 36 5 11 4 Milwaukee 021 010 002 — 6 Washington, 81; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 76; the Phillies’ eight-game losing St. Louis 201 010 000 — 4 tion of Male Supremacy. INDIANS 12, DODGERS 5 LeMahieu, Colorado, 75; 4 tied at 74. DP—Milwaukee 1, St. Louis 1. LOB—Milwaukee DOUBLES—Herrera, Philadelphia, 23; streak. Kelly lined a slider into Los Angeles Cleveland Tampa Bay 011 000 010 — 3 6, St. Louis 6. 2B—Sogard (8), Carpenter 2 (12). More than 30,000 paid ab r h bi ab r h bi Arenado, Colorado, 21; Kemp, Atlanta, the left-fi eld corner. Andrew Detroit 101 000 102 — 5 HR—Thames (18), Broxton (9), Fowler (10). 19; Zimmerman, Washington, 19; Drury, their way into the Astro- C.Tylor lf-ss 4 1 2 2 Lindor ss 5 1 1 0 E—Daniel.Robertson 2 (4). DP—Tampa Bay SB—T.Shaw (7), H.Perez (5). C.Sager ss 3 0 1 0 Daniel. lf 5 1 2 0 Arizona, 17; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 17; Benintendi’s throw sailed over 2, Detroit 2. LOB—Tampa Bay 9, Detroit 9. IP H R ER BB SO Murphy, Washington, 17; Nunez, San dome, where courtside Gterez ph-lf 1 1 0 0 Jose.Rm 3b 5 2 3 2 2B—Morrison (12), Rasmus (6), Mi.Cabrera (14), Milwaukee the cutoff man and was a tad Ju.Trnr dh 4 0 1 0 Encrnco dh 3 4 3 1 Francisco, 17; Seager, Los Angeles, 17; J.Martinez (7), Presley (2), J.Iglesias (15). HR— Davies 5 9 4 4 0 1 Shaw, Milwaukee, 17; 5 tied at 16. seats were an astronomi- late, allowing Knapp to score Bllnger 1b 4 1 1 1 C.Sntna 1b 4 2 1 0 Souza Jr. (12), Mi.Cabrera (6). SB—Kinsler (3). Hader 2 0 0 0 2 0 K.Hrnan 2b 3 0 0 0 A.Jcksn rf 2 0 0 0 TRIPLES—Blackmon, Colorado, 8; Cozart, cal $100, and Howard IP H R ER BB SO Torres W,3-4 1 0 0 0 1 0 Cincinnati, 5; Broxton, Milwaukee, 4; from fi rst for the only run of Utley ph-2b 1 0 0 1 Chsnhll ph-rf 3 1 2 5 Tampa Bay Drake S,1-2 1 0 0 0 0 2 A.Brnes c 4 0 1 0 R.Perez c 4 0 1 2 Fowler, St. Louis, 4; Gordon, Miami, Cosell was in a tuxedo at the game. Pat Neshek (2-1) Cobb 6 2-3 8 3 2 2 3 St. Louis 4; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 4; Turner, Frsythe 3b 3 0 0 0 B.Zmmer cf 3 0 1 1 Diaz 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Wacha 4 7 4 4 3 5 Pderson cf 4 1 1 0 E.Gnzal 2b 4 1 1 1 Washington, 4; 9 tied at 3. courtside for the ABC tele- pitched a scoreless inning of Hunter L,0-2 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Brebbia 2 1 0 0 0 2 HOME RUNS—Votto, Cincinnati, 19; Puig rf 4 1 2 1 Detroit Siegrist 1 0 0 0 0 0 cast. King came through relief of Pivetta and Hector Totals 35 5 9 5 Totals 38 12 15 12 Zimmerman, Washington, 19; Bellinger, Verlander 7 6 2 2 5 6 Rosenthal 1 1 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles, 18; Schebler, Cincinnati, 18; on behalf of women ev- Neris earned his sixth save in Rodriguez BS,6 1 2 1 1 0 0 Oh L,1-3 1 2 2 2 0 1 Bruce, New York, 17; Harper, Washington, Wilson W,3-2 1 1 0 0 0 2 Wacha pitched to 3 batters in the 5th seven tries with a scoreless Los Angeles 000 130 100 — 5 17; Ozuna, Miami, 17; Reynolds, Colorado, erywhere by beating Riggs HBP—by Cobb (Kinsler). Umpires—Home, Cory Blaser; First, Laz Diaz; 17; Stanton, Miami, 17; Thames, Cleveland 320 033 10x — 12 Umpires—Home, Ben May; First, Ed Hickox; Second, Doug Eddings; Third, Chris Segal. ninth to help Philadelphia win DP—Cleveland 1. LOB—Los Angeles 8, Milwaukee, 17; 2 tied at 16. 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. “Billy Jean Second, Jerry Meals; Third, Chris Conroy. T—3:14. A—45,228 (43,975). STOLEN BASES—Hamilton, Cincinnati, Cleveland 7. 2B—A.Barnes (8), Pederson (7), T—3:29. A—24,056 (41,681). its fi rst interleague game of the Puig (9), Jose.Ramirez (15). HR—C.Taylor (8), LATE WEDNESDAY 28; Turner, Washington, 22; Gordon, King Outlibs the Lip,” read season. Bellinger (18), Encarnacion (13), Chisenhall (8), LATE WEDNESDAY BREWERS 7, CARDINALS 6 Miami, 21; Nunez, San Francisco, 17; the next day’s Daily News E.Gonzalez (1). CS—Jose.Ramirez (4). ORIOLES 10, WHITE SOX 6 Milwaukee St. Louis Peraza, Cincinnati, 14; Villar, Milwaukee, Associated Press IP H R ER BB SO Baltimore Chicago ab r h bi ab r h bi 14; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 13. headline.

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B4 THE VINDICATOR | FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 2017 GOLF WWW.VINDY.COM Erin Hills doesn’t play easy for Day, McIlroy Associated Press missing some left on the ways, McIlroy only hit fi ve. ERIN, WIS. course and tried to sort of He was holding his own Those wide-as-a-highway correct it on the way in and until the fescue ate him up fairways. Those dozens of missed a couple right.” on 15, then on 17, when he players under par. Day’s explanation was hit into the tall grass on the Erin Hills may have been more concise: “I just played side of a steep hill and had easy-as-can-be Thursday. bad golf, man. I can’t put it to hit the next shot with the Jason Day and Rory McIlroy any other way.” ball so far above his feet, he never got that memo. He never saw it coming. couldn’t tell where it was Playing in the same Day said he had the best going to go. He made double group in the fi rst round of preparation he’s ever had bogeys on both holes to bal- the U.S. Open, two of the heading into a major — loon to 6 over. world’s best found unplay- even better than 22 months “There are a lot of things able lies in the tall fescue, ago when, 70 miles away at I could have done better pitch shots that went up the Whistling Straits, he won today, obviously,” McIlroy hill, then rolled back down, the PGA Championship for said. “Just have to try to go awkward stances and more his first major. Erin Hills out tomorrow and rectify than enough mistakes to must have felt like another those.” place them both in danger planet, not the same state. Day’s 79 came despite of missing the cut. Day’s meltdown began making birdies on all four Day had two triple bogeys when not one, but two chips par-5s. After his round was in the same round for the from the fi rst cut of rough over, he cut a lonely fi gure fi rst time in his career and behind the fourth green on the end of the driving needed birdie on the par- hit the top of the hill, then range, trying to work out 5 18th to break 80. He was trundled back down to al- the kinks and stay positive. tied for 151st place — five most where Day was stand- He’ll need so much help, from the bottom. McIlroy ing. He made sure the third and he fi gures it might need was only one shot better. chip went well past the fl ag, to start with the USGA. Day fi nished a whopping but triple-bogey 7 was the “I’m assuming the USGA 15 shots behind leader Rick- best he could do. obviously doesn’t like to see ie Fowler. In all, 44 players It wasn’t the only one. 7 under lead their cham- fi nished under par — a re- His tee shot on No. 10 pionship at the start of the cord for the fi rst round of the landed in the deep fescue, tournament,” Day said, re- NIKOS FRAZIER | THE VINDICATOR U.S. Open. McIlroy made a and the second shot barely ferring to Fowler’s 65. “So if I Gillian Cerimele hits a chip on No. 11 in a Greatest Golfer of the Valley junior qualifi er Thursday at Tam 30-foot putt for eagle on the moved. He punched the get through to the weekend, O’Shanter Golf Course in Hermitage, Pa. Cerimele competed in the 17-U division. short par-4 second hole and third back into the fairway I can slowly inch my way was even par at the turn. He but needed two more to get back.” JUNIORS shot 42 on the back. on the green and two to get Getting to the weekend Continued from B1 “A little bit of rust,” said down for his second seven. might feel like a victory all the four-time major cham- “It’s weird,” he said. “Be- by itself. I went left, so staying away pion, who was playing for cause it’s not like I gave up.” “There’s nothing I can from that area helped quite the first time after a six- Nor did McIlroy, though it hide behind,” Day said. a bit.” week layoff he needed to must have been tempting. “Just have to go out and fo- Christman shot 37-35, Ter- nurse a hurting rib. “Tim- On a day in which 105 cus harder and try to get it lesky went 35-37 with Jimmy ing was a little off. I started players hit 10 or more fair- done.” Graham (39-38) and Mat- thew Kinkela (38-39) tying for third-place with 77. broke the fi rst-round mark “I didn’t feel like I hit the US OPEN of 39 at Medinah in 1990. INSIDE THE ROPES ball that well today, made Continued from B1 Day fell back when it took WITH … a few putts and put myself him three chips from be- Jason Kokrak in some good situations but were from no more than hind the green at No. 4 to couldn’t get close enough to 12 feet, including three in a get it on the putting sur- Thursday: capitalize on any birdie op- row around the turn. face, leading to the fi rst of The War- portunities,” Terlesky said. His 7-under par tied the his two triple bogeys. ren JFK record to par for the first graduate “Cole is a great player, my “I just played bad golf, shot a Spartans’ golf teammate round of a U.S. Open held man,” Day said. by Jack Nicklaus and Tom 3-over-par and I am really happy for McIlroy joked earlier in 75 in the him. We rode over together, Weiskopf, who each shot the week that anyone who fi rst round so it will defi nitely be a fun 7-under 63 at Baltusrol in couldn’t hit such wide fair- of the U.S. ride home.” 1980. He also joined McIl- ways “might as well pack Open at Erin, Wisc. Kokrak is In girls 17-U action, Erika roy (2011 at Congressional) your bags and go home.” He tied for 102nd place with 11 Hoover of Wilmington Area and Tiger Woods (2000 at spent all day in the knee- others. His round included High School, a member of Pebble Beach) as the only high fescue. four birdies, fi ve bogeys and one double-bogey. the Greyhounds’ boys team players to shoot 66 or better “You cannot play this golf since they do not fi eld a girls in the opening round with- course if you’re not in posi- Today: Kokrak tees off at 9:02 a.m. His playing part- squad, shot 79 (42-37) to Keegan Butler hits a chip on No. 6 during a Greatest Golfer of the out a bogey. tion off the tee, and I wasn’t “It is always cool to be in position,” McIlroy said. ners are Gary Woodland and capture her second win in Valley junior qualifi er Thursday at Tam O’Shanter Golf Course in J.B. Holmes. three tries — she qualifi ed Hermitage, Pa. part of some sort of history “Obviously, I paid the price in golf,” Fowler said. “But I’d for it today.” TV: FOX Sports 1 coverage back on May 13 at Squaw begins at 11 a.m.. “The course and greens “Knowing the yardage on rather be remembered for Casey started eagle-bird- Creek — while Boardman’s Follow Kokrak: Online at Jenna Vivo fi nished second were both challenging, but each hole really helped me something that’s done on ie and finished with two Sunday.” birdies over the final four www.vindy.com/kokrak. with an 81 (42-39) and qual- I did better on the back nine out,” Colbert said. “I felt like Associated Press/Staff report ify for this year’s fi nal. because I hit better drives. I had a good overall round The 44 sub-par rounds holes for his 66. “Of the three qualifying When Brian and I get to- in that my driving, chipping rounds that I’ve played, to- gether for a round of golf, and putting were all work- day was defi nitely my best it’s always very competitive ing for me.” overall round,” Hoover said. and fun.” Bernard was also playing “My chipping and putting Hickory’s Cameron Col- her first qualifying event, Small blimp crashes were working best for me bert shot an 81 (39-42) to recording eight one-putts and I got up and down a lot. advance in boys 14-U ac- on the day. It’s always an exciting feel- tion while Jayne Bernard, “I was hitting my driver ing when you win.” a freshman at Cardinal over 200 yards, but the key near U.S. Open course Vivo, who is Terlesky’s Mooney, qualified by cap- was definitely the one- cousin, has had a very big turing girls 14-U honors by putts,” she said. “It’s a great Associated Press week as she committed to shooting an 89 (46-43). feeling to now qualify as I’ll ERIN, WIS. play for Youngstown State A freshman at Hickory just continue to practice A small blimp crashed on Tuesday. High School, Colbert was and get ready for the fi nals near the U.S. Open on “I’m excited to qualify, playing in his fi rst qualify- in July.” Thursday, seriously injuring but wanted to play better ing event yet is no stranger The next junior qualifying the pilot and grabbing the today. I felt as if I could have to the Tam O’Shanter layout, event is at 9 a.m. on June 28 attention of fans and golfers made more putts,” she said. calling it his home course. at Mill Creek Golf Course. alike as they watched the fi - ery, smoking craft fall from GREATEST GOLFER the sky into an open fi eld. | Thursday’s Junior scores Sheriff’s offi cials said the 17-U Boys pilot was the only one on Cole Christman 37-35-72 board. He had some burns, (won on playoff ) but was in stable condition, Brian Terlesky 35-37-72 according to Pamela S. Sul- livan, a senior air safety in- Matthew Kinkela 38-39-77 vestigator with the Nation- Jimmy Graham 39-38-77 al Transportation Safety Brandon Cioffi 41-38-79 Board. Dean Austalosh 39-41-80 “I was teeing off and I John Popa 40-40-80 looked up and saw it on fi re, Alex Rapp 45-37-82 and I felt sick to my stom- Anthony Clark 40-42-82 ach,” Jamie Lovemark said Joey Vitah 42-43-85 after his opening round in ASSOCIATED PRESS A blimp crashes Thursday during the fi rst round of the U.S. Open Justin Atkinson 45-41-86 one of golf’s four majors. “I near Erin Hills in Erin, Wis. Bobby Jonda 41-45-86 had the shakes. Keegan Butler 45-42-87 “I felt terrible for the peo- ple inside. I didn’t know cal blimp and a balloon en- Sullivan said it’s her un- Rebell Strollo 46-43-89 what was going on. It was a velope when he decided it derstanding the pilot was David Dull III 45-44-89 horrible sight.” was too windy and planned able to crawl away from the Andrew Murphy 44-45-89 Golfer Brandt Snedeker to return to a private air- burning wreckage. He was Nathaniel Smoot 46-44-90 said he spotted something strip. wearing a protective suit Mason Liburdi 46-44-90 while on the course at Erin He encountered an up- and gloves. Brock Grundy 44-46-90 Hills, about 35 miles north- draft on his way down and “He did have some burns, Jacob Butter 45-47-92 west of Milwaukee. vented some of the air from but that, we’re assuming, Zavier Bokan 50-42-92 “My caddie made a com- the envelope so he could probably was a huge fac- drop back down. tor in protecting him,” she Kyle Kozeil 49-45-94 ment on the ninth hole. He “When he was doing that said. Andrew Orsine 45-54-99 said the blimp is not look- ing good,” Snedeker said. he heard a sound similar to The blimp, operated by Sean Devine 50-49-99 NIKOS FRAZIER | THE VINDICATOR Brian Terlesky chips the ball onto the green off on No. 1 during a “I guess it was nose down. some of the panels ripping Florida-based AirSign, was Andy Murphy 51-50-101 playoff for fi rst in the Greatest Golfer of the Valley Junior Qualifi er I saw a puff of black smoke. on the balloon,” Sullivan being used for advertising Connor Sigler 61-53-114 at Tam O’Shanter Golf Course on Thursday in Hermitage, Pa. I didn’t know it was the said. “A couple seconds later as it fl oated above the tour- 17-U GIRLS blimp. It’s not good. Glad he said he heard another rip nament. Erika Hoover 42-37-79 Jenna Jacobson 50-49-99 Michael Porter 42-48-90 everybody is OK.” sound. The airship pitched A deputy at a security post Jenna Vivo 42-39-82 Olivia Taylor 53-50-103 Nathan Cene 44-55-99 Sullivan said the pilot had nose down. reported seeing the aircraft Taylor Ross 43-41-84 Gianna Effi nte 52-55-107 Gavin Pahanish 55-58-113 been interviewed by detec- “He turned off the mani- on fire or smoking and Britney Jonda 42-43-85 Gianna Myers 64-59-123 Patrick Howlett Jr. 61-71-32 tives from the Washington fold, the fuel to the burn- rapidly descending about Gillian Cerimele 43-45-88 14-U BOYS 14-U GIRLS County Sheriff’s Offi ce, but ers. However, the envelope 11:15 a.m., authorities said. the NTSB had not talked to started collapsing and the Rescue crews used utility Kate Brown 45-49-94 Cameron Colbert 39-42-81 Jayne Bernard 46-43-89 him yet. He had just taken burners were still burning vehicles to reach the crash Carmel Cerimele 49-45-94 Kaiden Sykes 44-45-89 Leah Benson 45-49-94 off on his second flight of the residual fuel. The enve- site, about a half mile from Emily Marcavish 47-51-98 Jacob Sylak 43-46-89 McKenzie Gustas 60-54-114 the day in a hybrid of a typi- lope caught fi re.” the golf course.

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Mahoning- coach much when you have those Bowden dropped back and Columbiana’s ARVIN two guys. You put the ball in your heaved a ball up for Richardson, JC Mikoich, Continued from B1 play-makers’ hands and let them who jumped up at the goal line to left, of Fitch do what they do best.” bring it in. is stopped by just try to go at it and get a [big] Mahoning-Columbiana had “[Richardson] called the play Trumbull’s margin of victory over everyone Nicholas Hall little offensive success through- himself,” Bowden said. “He told so it’s going to be a fi ght.” out the night but Austintown coach ‘I’m going to get it.’ That’s of Girard Bowden was hit for a 9-yard during the Fitch’s Mikovich gave the south- my boy and I trust him. He made Jack Arvin loss on the fi rst play of the game ern counties some life when he a play.” Classic at from scrimmage but from there caught a punt in stride and took Despite the marred fi nish, Mik- Hubbard. on he did little wrong. On the fi rst off down the left sideline for a ovich said that’s what happens Mikovich was play of Trumbull County’s second touchdown. when you have a game of very named team drive, he took a handoff 65 yards “It was amazing to go back out talented players. MVP after for the opening score. on the fi eld and be able to do that “You have a bunch of all stars scoring his In the second quarter, Bowden team’s lone again,” Mikovich said. “Getting to and the all-star mentality is to touchdown hit Howland alumnus Tyriq Ellis the end zone was the most amaz- compete to their hardest abil- on a 75-yard on a 71-yard screen pass on third- ing feeling. ity and I think that’s what every punt return. and-25 to make it 14-0. “My Dad coached me at Fitch person decided to do,” Mikovich “It’s easy [when you’ve got saying to catch the ball on the fl y. said. “That’s why there was more WILLIAM D. LEWIS THE VINDICATOR Bowden and Ellis],” Trumbull I caught it in stride and said ‘I’m seriousness. But it was really fun head coach Dan Williams (Mc- going for six.’” to play against them and I had a Donald) said. “You don’t have to The final score came when great time.” 49ERS Continued from B1 Tears Last season, Shanahan was the Atlanta Falcons’ offensive coordinator and his hiring came a day after fought as the Falcons lost to the Pa- triots in overtime, 34-28, in Super Bowl 51. In the 2014 season, Sha- Fleury nahan was the offensive coordinator for the Cleve- land Browns. He then spent two seasons with the Falcons. packs up “He and I speak the same language,” York said of his Associated Press 37-year-old head coach. PITTSBURGH “We do things the same Marc-Andre Fleury knew this day way because he grew up in was coming, though the winningest this system. We’re always goaltender in Pittsburgh Penguins on the same page. history did his best to push the idea “There’s obviously a of his inevitable departure to the back lot of work that needs to of his mind. No need to become a be done,” York said, “but distraction with a shot at history on we’re certainly heading in the line. the right direction.” It was only in the aftermath of Pitts- The scholarship dinner burgh’s second straight Stanley Cup normally is populated with ED PUSKAS | THE VINDICATOR championship that he helped author plenty of current 49ers. But Four-time AMA World Supercross champion Ryan Villopoto poses for a photograph with Brenan Knack, 6, of Wadsworth dur- by playing brilliantly at times during because the team’s mini- ing a meet-and-greet appearance at Johnny K’s Powersports of Niles. Villopoto is also a 10-time motocross/supercross rac- playoff series wins over Columbus ing champion. camp ended on Wednesday and Washington that Fleury let the in Santa Clara, Calif., none fi nality set in. were present. Charles Ha- His eyes moistened ley and Keena Turner were as he spoke on Thurs- among the 49ers retirees in day while he and attendance. Retired motocross driver the rest of his team- “Our guys have a few mates packed up for weeks off,” York said. “It’s the summer follow- been a good go so far with ing a giddy downtown Kyle and crew. parade a day earlier. “We’ll see how every- attracts crowd in Niles Fleury When the Penguins return to work in Sep- thing goes when we get By ED PUSKAS tember, they’ll try to become the fi rst back for training camp.” champion. about being retired,” Villopoto [email protected] team in more than 30 years to “three- York said he enjoys sup- Lingering injuries from an April said. peat.” porting the foundation that NILES 2015 crash and the feeling that These days he satisfi es the com- it was just time to do something petitive itch in other ways. His Fleury will almost certainly have honors his grandfather. Ryan Villopoto isn’t your typical different were among the factors family recently purchased a track to watch from afar, probably in Las “It’s great to get back to retired athlete. For one thing, the veteran su- that eventually convinced him to in Washington. Vegas as a member of the expansion ... the community that you announce his retirement on his “I can be competitive in busi- Golden Knights, as heir apparent are from,” York said. “To be percross competitor and former world champion rider is just 28. In website on July 9, 2015. ness,” Villopoto said. “One reason Matt Murray minds the net. able to fi nd kids who have “It can be a dangerous sport,” we bought the track was to make “Obviously Matt’s the guy here and had a tougher upbringing most other sports, he’d still be in his prime. Villopoto said. sure it stayed open because it’s he’ll be for many years,” Fleury said. and need help getting a But even though Villopoto is That truth became all too evi- becoming more diffi cult to keep Just as Fleury was for well over a de- college education, we al- more than two years into retire- dent after that 2015 wreck, in track open now.” cade, helping the Penguins to three of ways want to [help]. ment, he still has quite a fan fol- which Villopoto sustained mul- Villopoto’s visit to the Mid- their fi ve Cups while collecting more “We always want to fi nd lowing — from kindergarten-age tiple tailbone fractures, soft-tissue west will include an appearance wins (375), saves (17.744) and shutouts kids who can make their kids to adults — and many of them damage and multiple compressed at High Point Raceway in Mount (44) than any other goaltender in the discs in his lower back. Morris, Pa., about 20 miles east of community and the world from across northeastern Ohio franchise’s fi ve decades of existence. a better place.” and beyond showed up Thursday When he was still in pain Morgantown, W.Va. months later, Villopoto decided to Michael Capito, Johnny K’s Pow- Fleury understands he makes too at Johnny K’s Powersports for a much money ($5.75 million) to be a IT’S GREAT TO walk away from the sport he loved ersports general manager, said chance to meet their idol. — at least from the competitive the Niles location — one of three backup. Besides, he wants to be on GET BACK TO ... Villopoto didn’t disappoint. The side of it. in Ohio — has been open since the ice every night. That’s not pos- THE COMMUNI- biggest name in motocross/su- “Some guys wait until they’re 2007. It is located in the former sible in Pittsburgh, where the 23-year- percross spent two hours signing in a better position fi nancially to Jim Pace Pontiac building at 430 old Murray has the No. 1 job. TY THAT YOU ARE FROM,” autographs, chatting with fans be able to retire from racing and Youngstown-Warren Road. The “I love to play,” Fleury said. “I love YORK SAID. “TO BE ABLE TO and posing for photographs. The it seemed like we were in a posi- other locations are in Burbank, to be in there and compete, the chal- FIND KIDS WHO HAVE HAD A crowd included: aspiring rider tion to do that,” he said. “I’ve been near Lodi, and in Cleveland. lenge of it. I love everything about it.” Brenan Knack, 6, and his father, racing for a long time, since I was Both Villopoto and Johnny K’s Fleury will just have to love it some- TOUGHER UPBRINGING AND Derek, of Wadsworth; Canfield’s about 3 or 4. are affi liated with Kawasaki, Cap- where else and others are also likely NEED HELP GETTING A COL- Aaron Bernard; Cody Dorman of “If motorcycles are a part of your ito said. In fact, Villopoto’s rela- to be here when the Penguins raise LEGE EDUCATION, WE AL- Benita Springs, Fla.; and Mineral family, you can get into it very tionship with Kawasaki spans half another banner to the rafters at PPG Ridge High School girls basketball young and I did. ... I’m at a point his life. It began when he was 14. Paints Arena in October. WAYS WANT TO [HELP]. WE players Kalyn Stricklin and Ne- in my life now where I don’t miss Also operating under the Johnny “It’s something I don’t even like ALWAYS WANT TO FIND KIDS vaeh Cruz. it. But if I want to go out and ride K’s umbrella is Indian Motorcycle having to talk about it,” Penguins WHO CAN MAKE THEIR COM- Such appearances on behalf of tomorrow, I can go do it.” of Youngstown, which is next door captain Sidney Crosby said. “Play- long-time sponsor Kawasaki are Villopoto was born and raised to Johnny K’s Niles location, at 420 ing with someone that long, going MUNITY AND THE WORLD A now a big part of Villopoto’s life in Poulsbo, Wash., where he now Youngstown-Warren Road., once through what we did, it’s pretty spe- BETTER PLACE.” away from the professional track. resides with his wife, Kristen, and the site of a Saturn dealership. cial.” “I haven’t even ridden since Oc- twin sons Gage and Brax. Scott Dolan is the general So too is the chance at becoming Jed York, tober,” said Villopoto, a four-time “Spending more time when my manager of Indian Motorcycle of a true dynasty. No team has raised San Francisco 49ers CEO Monster Energy AMA Supercross wife and sons is the best thing Youngstown. the Cup three straight years since the New York Islanders did it four years four-year, $30.4 million fi rst-round draft picks. running from 1980-83, long before BROWNS contract. The deal is projected the salary cap came around to make Continued from B1 He’s been as adver- to be worth $9.5 million any sort of sustained excellence dif- fi cult and fl eeting. tised during OTAs and and includes a $5.06 jury this spring, got hurt That doesn’t mean the Penguins minicamp, displaying million signing bonus. Wednesday while rush- aren’t embracing the challenge. quickness off the ball Njoku was selected ing quarterback Brock Coach Mike Sullivan issued a chal- Osweiler during a two- and all-around athleti- with the No. 29 overall cism. lenge during the team’s raucous minute drill late in prac- pick by the Browns, who victory parade. Sullivan wasn’t get- tice. He crumpled to the “Myles is everything took Garrett (No. 1) and we expected,” defensive ting caught up in the euphoria of ground and was in obvi- safety/linebacker Jabrill the moment so much as sending a line coach Clyde Sim- ous distress while being Peppers (No. 25) earlier message to Crosby, Murray, Evgeni mons said. checked by a trainer and in the fi rst round. Pep- Malkin, Kris Letang and Phil Kessel Garrett seemed to be Jackson. pers is the only one of that there’s no reason the party can’t grasping everything Garrett did not return 10 draft picks still un- continue. the Browns were asking to the fi eld, and after the signed by Cleveland. “It was an opportunity to throw out him to do and Simmons practice was moved in- Njoku has already a challenge to our core players right said it was tough to see a side because of thunder- made a strong impres- away,” Sullivan said with a grin. “That player of his caliber get storms, he limped into sion on the team dur- will be our goal, be our expectation.” hurt. the team’s facility. He ing spring workouts The list of Pittsburgh unrestricted “You don’t want to see was not spotted while with several nice catch- free agents include forwards Nick nobody get hurt at any his teammates worked es. The former Miami Bonino, Chris Kunitz and Matt Cul- time and any place,” out Thursday. standout averaged 16.2 len and defenseman Trevor Daley, he said, “but it’s one of The 21-year-old Gar- yards per catch last Ron Hainsey and Mark Streit. those things that foot- rett was limited by a season with the Hurri- The 40-year-old Cullen is consid- ball has injuries, so we severely sprained left canes. He fi nished with ering retirement. Both Kunitz and just have to keep going ankle during his junior 43 receptions for 698 Daley could be faced with a choice: season at Texas A&M, and the next guy has to yards. He also compet- make more money elsewhere or make but still recorded 8 1/2 come up and step up ed in the high jump for another Cup run in Pittsburgh. sacks. Despite the in- and play.” Miami’s track team. General manager Jim Rutherford jury and a knock that BROWNS SIGN ROOKIE NJOKU The Browns traded has encouraged all the pending free he coasted at times, the The Browns signed back into the fi rst round AP FILE PHOTO, JUNE 6 agents to check the market then get Browns selected him rookie tight end David to select the 6-foot-4, The Cleveland Browns’ Myles Garrett runs through drills during the back to him to see if something can fi rst and signed him to a Njoku, one of their three 245-pound Njoku. team’s organized team activity at its training facility in Berea. be worked out.

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Per- respondents carefully when health reasons, $11,500. tery, exhaust, suspension, haps the double had a meaning giving away animals. Call 330-883-0445 front & rear, over 8000, ask WEST EAST Harley-Davidson Heritage $4500. Must sell! Need WA 8 4 WK Q 7 2 that we’re not aware of. South 8000 Softail Classic 2007, 8500 space. Make offer. CLASSIFIEDS T T orig. mi., like new condition, Call 330-413-7501. K J 10 7 6 2 5 4 won the opening diamond lead AUTOMOTIVE $9500. Call 330-501-0436 UQ J 6 4 U7 3 2 Ford Contour SVT - 1998 NOTICES 0000 JOBS 1000 RENTALS 3000 with the ace and took stock. He Harley-Davidson - 2004 4 dr., FWD, 6 cyl., Toreador V V red with deep purple int. Void 10 6 5 2 Antique/Classic Cars FLSTCI Heritage Softail REAL ESTATE 4000STUFF 6000PETS 7000AUTOS 8000 had eight top tricks and could Classic, black, 8972 mi., Southern CA car, 19” rims, SOUTH leather saddle bags, back Khumo tires, free flow ex- W have made a ninth trick by fi ness- Bentley Turbo - 1990, 2nd rest, passenger foot rests, haust, Sony Xplod CD, MP3 CORRECTIONS AND J 9 owner, 42,000 mi., $21,995. SELL YOUR ITEM USING CANCELLATIONS ing West for the jack of diamonds. detachable windshield, ex- player with subwoofer, HOURS TA 9 3 Call 330-501-5815. cellent condition, asking 88,000 orig. mi. Must see to THE FAMILY PLAN* BY PHONE Minor corrections and can- UA 10 9 He was worried, however, that $9500. Don, 330-540-6181 appreciate, $4000. Call or 330-746-6565 cellations taken until 4:30 Ford Mustang Convertible - text, 330-550-3674 3 LINES — 3 DAYS p.m. the day before publi- VA Q 9 7 4 West had made an inspired lead 1989, Georgia car, 6000 mi. Harley-Davidson V-Rod - 800-686-5003 cation, 4:30 p.m. Friday for on rebuilt motor, fast & fun 2003. Anniversary Edition, Mercury Marquis - 1997 Mon.-Fri.: 8am-4:30pm Sunday, and 11:30 a.m. Satur- The bidding: from a diamond holding that did to drive. 724-658-6928 silver & black, 4000 mi., 79,000 mi., 1 owner, good day for Monday. $5000. Call 330-537-3941. shape, $2100 or best offer. BY FAX SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST not include the jack, as some ex- Ford Ranchero GT - 1970 $5.00 ALL NEW ADS MUST RUN ONE Harley-Davidson Sportster - Call 330-530-1416 351 4 bbl., nice car, drives 330-747-0399 TIME BEFORE THEY CAN BE 1NT 2V- Dbl Pass perts will occasionally do. South 2001, looks & runs great! Include full name/company CANCELLED OR CORRECTED. great, lots of factory op- Nissan Altima 2.5 SL 2007. 3NT All pass tions, very rare, $8500. Custom chrome drag bars, Loaded, 67,000 mi., Dark 3 LINES — 7 DAYS name, phone/fax number and Be sure to check your ad as thought that it was perfectly safe blue metallic paint, chrome The Vindicator will be re- Call 724-971-0000 beige ext., beige leather start date. -One-suited hand, any suit to try for his ninth trick first by straight pipes, 10,140 mi., int., $5600. 330-727-1451 sponsible for only those in- asking $3000. 330-770-7768 IN PERSON sertions where the above Opening lead: Queen of U Ford pickup truck - 1956 decisions preclude correc- leading a low heart toward the with 312 motor, also has a Harley-Davidson Ultra Clas- Oldsmobile Cutlass Su- $9.50 Mon.-Fri.: 8 am-4:30pm Poland has produced some tri-power set up, runs good, preme - 1988, blue & gray, 107 Vindicator Square (Corner of tion. When cancelling an ad queen. He could take the dia- sic - 1998, 1 owner, ma- always ask for the “kill” num- in black hotrod primer, drive roon/black, 18,000 mi., lots 83,000 mi., wide track SR Each additional line Vindicator Square &Front St.) of the best bridge players in the anywhere. 724-658-6928 tires, $1000. 330-609-3486 Youngstown, Ohio 44501 ber. No allowance made with- mond fi nesse later, if necessary. of extras, $8000 firm. is $3.00 out one. world over the last 40 years or FORD MODEL A - 1931 Call 330-360-0365 Buick Regal - 1991, 2 dr., • Private Party only Declarer hadn’t seen the dan- DEADLINES The Vindicator reserves the so, with many world champion- Excellent condition, Harley-Davidson Sportster clean, dependable, 96,000 • Rate is non-refundable IN THE PAPER CALL BY right to not accept an adver- original, $19,500. XLH 1200 1994. Windshield, mi., $1500. 330-482-3492. ger. He saw it quickly when West Call 330-792-2524 extra tank, $3600/offer. • Prepayment required Mon.: Friday, 4:30pm tiser’s order and reserves the ships to their credit. Not many of SATURN L200 - 2003 rose with the king of hearts and Call 330-717-0311 • Only one item per ad Tues.-Fri.: Day prior, 4:30pm discretion to edit, change, re- them are well known in the USA, Mercury Cougar XR7 - 1978 Sedan, 4 cyl., auto., runs & • Must include price vise, or classify an ad, or can- 2nd owner, orig. paint, Harley-Davidson FLH - body good, 87,000 mi., Saturday: Friday, 3:45pm cel a scheduled publication shifted to the eight of spades! • Excludes pets, garage Sunday: Friday, 4:00pm partly because their names can 32,000 orig. mi., nice inside 1978, factory paint, runs, as $2000. Call 330-717-4214 sales, real estate & of an ad, even after a prior East won this with the queen and & out, $2300. 724-971-0000 is, $5200 or best offer. Sunday Real Estate: Friday, 3:15pm publication and regardless be diffi cult for an English speaker 330-610-6791. Volvo S40 2007. Manual 5 commercial items of whether the ad is part of a returned a spade to West’s ace. spd., 195,000 mi., loaded, multiple insertion. to pronounce. It is common for Boats Suzuki Blvd. M109R 2007. well maintained, includes A third spade now sealed declar- 6200 mi., Great condition, bonus snow tires, $2200/of- EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY a Polish name to include two Z’s Glastron 279 - 2004. Trailer, $6100. Call 724-333-7277 fer. Call 330-980-3230 We are pledged to the letter and spirit of United States policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity through- er’s fate and the Poles had stolen every mfg., option, very low out the Nation. We encourage and support an affi rmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barri- and only one vowel. While we’re hrs., stored inside in win- Suzuki Intruder Volusia BRITTAIN Chevrolet. 57 E. ers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin. The Vindicator another pair of shorts. 2003. 40th Anniversary Ed. Martin St., E. Palestine, will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate that violates federal or local fair housing laws. busy trying to learn their names, ter, $27,500/offer. Ashtab- ula, OH. Call 440-964-2304 VL800, white, 23,139 mi., OH. Local 1-800-589-7970 ©Tribune Content Agency extras. Must see! $3300. Mirrorcraft - 2005, 14ft. Warren 319-321-9168 SUVs Boat & trailer only, $1250. Suzuki Intruder V5 800 0000 Skills/Trades Apartments Call 330-792-2475 Unfurnished Houses For Sale Furniture Miscellaneous 2000. Saddlebags, wind- BMW X3 SUV - 2006 NOTICES shield, just tuned up with 86,000 mi., black on black, Quality Control 16’ Lund boat - 9.9 Johnson new battery, low mi. Nice Boardman Microwave stand w/draw- TRAILERS & HITCHES motor, extras, depth soun- new tires, loaded, $7900. er, 2 doors, on wheels, good bennetttrailer.com bike, asking $2000/offer. Call 330-774-6226 Manager Millcreek Village der, $3000. Call 9am to Call 330-759-7928, Cemetery Lots Local fab shop has immedi- shape, $30. 330-787-5068 330-533-4455 4pm, 330-799-7376. 330-333-7242 after 5pm, ask for Joe Ford Edge Limited SUV - ate opening for a full time Patio Set - White, heavy Forest Lawn - 2 lots in Mill position. Must have 5 years 2-Bedroom - $780-$965 TRAMPOLINE - 14ft., in- Older 23’ restored boat Swift - 2004 custom chop- 2008. AWD, looks like new Heat & Water Paid Canfield School - Custom duty aluminum, table, 4 cludes net, good condition, with new motor & outdrive, per, real show stopper! in & out. Must see! High- Creek section, $800 for experience in inspection & chairs, umbrella with stand both. Call 330-559-6777 supervision. 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Veterans section, value sume to: Box M62655 c/o Rocker, lg. wood, $45; colo- 16, was $300, $50; Brass Campers/RVs Texas Sidecar - taken off FORD ESCAPE XLT - 2002 The Vindicator, PO Box 780 330-565-0590 1, 2 & 3 Bdrm $349,900. 330-550-4128. nial hutch, $85; credenza & $1625, will sell for $1200. apts. & townhouses. fireplace fan, was $250, Harley softtail, mounts 120,000 mi., black, all pow- Call 727-784-9338 Youngstown, OH 44501 mirror, $45; all great condi- $100. Call 330-758-4727 Chevrolet RV 1985. 22’, ex- available for most Harley’s er, runs & looks good, $2200 1st Months rent, $99. tion. Call 614-202-0226 Columbiana cellent condition. Very Hot and Metrics, asking $3300 or best offer. Eager to sell! Green Haven - 4 spaces to- Boardman/Poland Tables - French style wood Musical Instruments Deal! $2000. 330-307-5952 or best offer. 330-610-6791 Call 330-506-0683 gether in Garden of Love. Apts., lofts, townhouses. end tables, marble top Value $4800, will sell for 3000 Pets welcome. Sr. Disc. Forest River Sierra - 2014 Jeep Liberty Ltd. - 2004 round coffee & accent table, Player Piano - Duo Art. Mid- Automobiles $3500 for all 4 or $2000 for RENTALS Call 330-758-5916 all $100. 614-202-0226. 5 slides, washer/dryer, cus- Black, 4WD, 166,000 mi., 2. Call 330-518-7593 1970s, french provincial, ex- tom shed, wooded lot, Can- well maintained, $2250. Canfield - St. Andrews Apt. MOVING! Must sell all cellent condition, $900. field Park, seasonal rent Buick Lucerne CXL - 2007 Call 330-559-6777 Green Haven Love section, 2 bdrm., paid heat, carport. Open House furniture & appliances. Call 330-533-4776 paid, $40,000. 330-550-0302 loaded, 1 owner, 60,000 mi., Apartments Call 330-533-7100 330-538-3016/941-467-0507 $8500/offer. 330-544-1238. Toyota - 1999, 4 runner, 4 4 lots together, $4000. Sunday 1:00-4:00 Call 330-853-1608. Unfurnished Sporting/Exercise Four Winds XL - 1997, 27’, WD, moonroof, 97,000 mi., Canfield 501 Springfield Rd. Sleepy Hollow Outlet fully equipped, good condi- Buick LeSabre - 1992 4 dr., SUV, auto., V-6, 3.4L 1 bedroom starting $500 Immaculate 4-bdrm. Any size starting at $78 Equipment tion, weight distribution 117,000 mi., runs good, DOHC, $2150. 513-512-5783 Green Haven Memorial Gar- Austintown - 4198 Pem- 2 bedroom starting $575 home situated adjacent 330-782-5555 4931 Market $800 or best offer. dens, spaces 1,2,3 & 4, lot brook, lg. fam. & din. rm. 2 hitch incl., reduced to CANFIELD SCHOOLS to Firestone Park. Exten- Gun - Glock 40, Series 22 $3500/offer. 330-565-8765. Call 330-953-1677 after 5 77, section B, $800 ea. or bdrm., start at $600 + elec. 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Free lunch Call 330-758-3904 ber bed, 2 TVs, newer Mi- Chevrolet Camaro - 2011 1 & 2 Bdrm., starting at Hubbard -Beautiful Ranch. chelin tires, 1500 mi., program available. $425/mo. Call 330-506-9956 Gun - Mitchell Gold Series, 68,800 mi., very slight All major appl. included, 3 $63,500. 330-358-2109 engine noise, $6900. Ford Ranger XLT 1999. 2.5L, 330-792-1913, Ext. 1 bdrm., 1 bath, optional 4th Wheelchair - powered, P320 1911, 45 cal., mint in box, Comforter Lift Chair; 6’ or 330-472-2896 Call 330-783-2741 108,000 mi., $1800 or best General Help Girard bdrm. in finished basement. $2200/offer. 330-799-4282. offer. Call 330-272-3481 Austintown Shed with workbench, lots folding ramp. 330-261-0966. Chevrolet Malibu - 2010, Liberty Park Inversion Table - Teeter Dancers Wanted Apartments of updates including fur- Scotty Serro - 1988, 31’ 25,000 mi., fully loaded, ex- FORD F-150 - 1992 Spacious 1 & 2 bdrm. apts. 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Please mail resume Very clean, nice neighbor- tires, excellent battery, Spacious studio apt. with hood, $132,000. overall excellent condition, along with a cover letter to: patio, large closets, unfur- LIBERTY - 1 & 2 Bdrm., WANTED: Collections of Human Resources starting $525/mo.; 2, 3 & 4 505-264-2680 used only to pick up leaves, nished available, starting at also comes with leaf catch- LP’s, 45 rpm Records. Cash P.O. Box 808 $495/mo. + elec. bdrm. townhomes, $700- paid. Call 330-518-6576 West Middlesex, PA 16159 $825/mo. Various floor er pull behind, $600. 330-792-0792 Poland - James Place Villa, Call 330-559-7819 cpwapartments.com plans! $99 MOVE IN SPE- 3 bdrm., 3 bath, basement, Drivers CIAL! Monticello Apts. in- garage, on pond. $259,000. Tractor - 2004 John Deere 7000 Austintown Pembrook apts. cluding Logan Gate & Logan Call 330-360-9070 2210, diesel, 54” mower PETS, ANIMALS Now leasing studios-$395, Way. 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» INSIDE C SOCIETY, C2 • ET CETERA, C3 • COMICS, C4 COMING TOMORROW Reviews of newly released FRIDAY records. THE VALLEY LIFE JUNE 16, 2017 5 THE VINDICATOR | C1 Today’s entertainment picks: 1 Fins to the Left, 5 A questionable murder derails ‘Rough Night’ fun p.m.: The Jimmy Buf- fet tribute band returns By LINDSEY BAHR prepared? Or was it selling it script with her partner Paul We meet the girls briefl y in ($8), with opening act No AP Film Writer as part of the laughs? W. Downs (he also plays the ‘ROUGH NIGHT’ college. Jess (Johansson), Al- Bad Juju, to Warren Com- In “Rough Night “ four Others have tried to ven- straight-laced fi ance of Scar- Grade: 2 stars (out of 4) ice (Bell), Blair (Kravitz) and women on a wild and crazy ture into this questionable lett Johansson’s character). Frankie (Glazer) are insepa- munity Amphitheatre; river- Credits: Directed by rockattheamp.com. bachelorette weekend in Mi- terrain before, such as the The comedy duo has the rable and unapologetically ami accidentally kill a guy insanely awful “Very Bad chops to make something Lucia Aniello; cast includes sloshed at a frat party own- 2 “Spamalot,” 7 p.m.: and try to get away with it. Things,” in which the dead wild and great – they’ve Scarlett Johansson and ing a game of beer pong. Stage Left Play- You know it’s coming. It’s stripper is referred to as a worked as co-producers and Kate McKinnon Cut to few years later and ers’ production of the zany right there in the trailer. In “105-pound problem.” Com- writers on the wonderfully Rating: R for “crude they’ve gone their separate comedy musical ($12, $10 the middle of the party, Jil- edies are welcome to test manic millennial friend- sexual content, language ways and grown up, sort for students and seniors) lian Bell’s coked-out charac- our moral flexibility, but it ship comedy “Broad City,” throughout, drug use and of. That most have evolved opens at Trinity Playhouse, ter runs full speed toward a was extremely hard to get which Aniello also directs brief bloody images.” beyond their college selves 234 E. Lincoln Way, Lisbon; male stripper to straddle him on board with the privi- occasionally. Running time: 1:41 makes the reunion feel a 330-831-7249. and inadvertently knocks leged cover-up antics of the For “Rough Night” they little bit like forced joy at the guy over. As his seat falls “Rough Night” crew after the assembled a great (and bril- the outset. But that’s a good 3 “Journey to Ohio, back, his head cracks into man bleeds out – no matter liantly random) cast, in- thing, and you fi nd yourself or A Connecticut bachelorette party) and gives the sharp-edged fireplace what narrative gymnastics cluding “Broad City’s” salty room for things to get out of cringing and laughing in Belle,” 8 p.m.: The pre- ledge behind him. they try to concoct to make star Ilana Glazer, “Saturday equal measure as they ne- miere of this historical control (just add some co- What the trailer doesn’t it OK. Not even “Weekend Night Live” pinch-hitter Kate caine, missed connections gotiate how the weekend is drama set in Northeast Ohio show is the reddish black At Bernie’s” had the gall to McKinnon, the fearless up- going to go. and written by Valley resi- and a pair of crazy neigh- blood oozing out from the make the protagonists the and-comer Bell and the bors in Demi Moore and Ty There are some wild mo- dent Jim Canacci ($15, $12 dead guy’s head onto the murderers. wonderfully versatile Zoe Burrell). But it lacks “Broad ments that come after, and for seniors and students) at white tile fl oor. Have I men- The thing is, there is a lot Kravitz. They’re put in an City’s” delicious edge and some of them are fun. I just Kent State at Trumbull, 4314 tioned this is a comedy? Was of funny in “Rough Night,” initial situation that’s both deranged specifi city in favor wish they weren’t in service Mahoning Ave. NW, Warren; the trailer warning us about the directorial debut of Lu- relatable (college friends of something more broad of a throwaway gimmick 330-675-8887. this moment so we could be cia Aniello, who wrote the reuniting years later for a and generic. that is too dark to stomach. 4 “Sister Act,” 7 p.m.: The crowd-pleas- ing musical ($16, $14 for seniors, $12 for students) ‘Cars 3’ steers in a slightly different direction staged by Crown Theater Timing is continues at Main Street Theater, 5 N. Main St., Co- lumbiana; 800-838-3006. right for 5 Leanne and the Boys, 7:30-11:30 Shakur p.m.: Valley pop music leaders Leanne Binder and Rajma McKenzie team up for some big bluesy songs biopic star on the tropical Paradise By RYAN PEARSON Patio at Trax Lounge, 4250 AP Entertainment Writer New Road, Austintown; 330- 799-2249. LOS ANGELES Demetrius Shipp Jr. never DISNEY PIXAR acted before playing Tupac CARS 3 Jackson Storm (voice of Armie Hammer) and Lightning McQueen (voice of Owen Wilson). Shakur in “All Eyez on Me.” But his connections to the rapper, and to acting, go back to his childhood. Shipp’s “BURT BACHARACH’S A dependable vehicle uncanny re- BEST” (8 P.M., PBS): Art- semblance ists perform Bacharach’s to Shakur hits with rare archival By JAKE COYLE iPhone-like model, Eve; the threat inspired AP Film Writer footage and clips from the ‘CARS 3’ of Buzz Lightyear to a rootin’-tootin’ his friends 1960s and ’70s. NEW YORK Grade: 2 stars (out of 4) cowboy; or the fear Riley experiences to call him Three fi lms in, it’s time to ask some moving from rural Minnesota to San Shipp Jr. “TRUTH AND LIES: WA- Credits: Directed by Brian Free; “Pac” in high hard questions about the world of Francisco. school. And even before that, TERGATE” (9 P.M., ABC): “Cars.” with the voices of Owen Wilson and Now it’s Lightning McQueen’s turn It was called “the political Armie Hammer Shakur’s music was part of What are their interiors like? Brains to face a new chapter in life. “Cars 3” his life. Shipp’s dad is a mu- crime of the century.” Now, and a heart or plush leather seating Rating: G is at its best, narratively and visually, 45 years later, comes a sic producer who worked on and cup holders? Do they pay life or when the story brings McQueen to a two-hour documentary, Running time: 1:49 one of Shakur’s songs. car insurance? And where, good God, long-forgotten dirt track in what ap- “My fondest memory of “Truth and Lies: Watergate.” have all the people gone? Are they, as pears to be the Smoky Mountains. It explores the downfall of Tupac is my father produc- I fear, hidden away in the trunks? There, he encounters a handful of old Richard Nixon’s presidency ments, is nauseatingly male, without ing ‘Toss It Up’ for him when While the cycle of life and death veteran racing legends (Chris Coo- after the 1972 break-in of a female racecar in sight. (The fi rst I was 7 years old and hearing is movingly detailed in most every per, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Junior John- the Democratic National “Cars” film, while full of charming that,” Shipp said. “He pro- Pixar movie, particularly in the “Toy son, Margo Martindale) who school Committee’s headquarters. Route 66 nostalgia, sunk low enough duced that, and that was the Story” series, the aluminum-thin to have twin girl cars “flash” Mc- McQueen not just on racing but on biggest guy at the time. So I TV LISTINGS, C3 world of “Cars” has always been the Queen with their high-beams.) the joys of mentorship. They are old was like ‘Wow this is dope, ENTERTAINMENT NEWS exception. The movies and their But redemption is belatedly, im- friends of Doc Hudson’s (Paul New- my pops did this single.’ ... windshield-eyed cars have none of perfectly at hand. After McQueen’s man), whose posthumous Obi-wan- From then on it was like Tu- Stoopid, Franti the existential soul of “Inside Out” or old sponsor, Rust-eze, is bought by like presence still steers McQueen. pac forever.” coming to Ledges “Finding Nemo.” They’re fun enough a tasteful billionaire named Ster- “Cars” (2006) was Newman’s last “Toss It Up” was the fi rst – and still dazzlingly animated – but ling (Nathan Fillion), he’s assigned a movie, and one of the best things single released after Shakur GARRETTSVILLE they’re Pixar on cruise control. trainer, Cruz Ramirez (Cristela Alon- about this sequel is hearing the ac- was shot to death in Las Ve- Nelson Ledges Quarry Yet kids – boys especially – love zo), who works him out like a motiva- tor’s majestically gravelly voice again. gas in 1996. Park will present an evening them, and so Pixar keeps making tion-shouting spin-class instructor. His words from the original are called Those connections didn’t with Slightly Stoopid on July them, even while reproduction, itself, This, at fi rst, begs an eye roll from back numerous times, and they lend a exactly prepare Shipp to 8, with special guests Iration, remains a foggy issue in “Cars”-land. wiper to wiper. Cruz is blandly yellow, gravity these movies otherwise lack. play Shakur in a biopic. But J. Breezy and the Movement. Thankfully, after the wayward Eu- overeager and named like a celeb- Still, I’m not sold on Cruz’s story a four-year delay between Admission is $125 ($110 pre- ropean trip of the scattershot “Cars rity baby. But as “Cars 3” chugs along, line, which ultimately depends less casting and production was sale) for Friday through Sun- 2,” there’s more under the hood of her story fuses with McQueen’s and on her own drive than the permis- enough time for the look- day, or $90 ($80 presale) for “Cars 3.” But despite all the colorful eventually speeds away. Her latent, sion of the males around her. And alike to really get camera- Saturday through Sunday. shine, this is still the used-car lot of untapped racing dreams emerge just even while rooting for her, I wished ready. There is no extra charge for Pixar’s high-octane fl eet. Lacking the as McQueen is making peace with she was a more dynamic character, “I look at it now as like, camping. Go to nlqp.com. magic of Pixar’s more tender touch- getting older. defi ned by more than her insecurity. even through 2011 back Also coming to Nelson stones, “Cars 3” mostly makes you Pixar, a high-tech digital animator Yet the left-hand, gender-flipping then ... and all of these years, Ledges is Michael Franti and pine for the halcyon summers of “Ra- predicated on old-school storytell- turn that “Cars 3” takes is the most being able to see now that I Spearhead on Aug. 13. tatouille” or “WALL-E,” an era that ing, has long made calibrating prog- welcome and surprising twist yet in wasn’t ready,” Shipp said. “It Bus tours to Kent unfortunately continues to recede in ress with tradition its grand mission. the “Cars” movies. Pixar, as ever, has happened at the exact per- the rearview. Think of WALL-E and the newer, some moves left and fuel in the tank. fect time for me, just even and Carrollton Previous “Cars” director and Pixar with the alignment of the WARREN chief John Lasseter cedes the direct- people that were involved.” Seats are still available for ing to veteran Pixar storyboard artist The delays – prompted the Sutliff Museum’s one-day Brian Fee for “Cars 3,” which finds by the departure of two po- bus tours. an aging Lightning McQueen (Owen tential directors and a legal Wilson) getting outraced by a new On June 22, a trip will visit battle with Shakur’s estate pack of metrics-optimized young rac- the city of Kent Historical over his life rights – allowed ers like the arrogant Jackson Storm Society in the Clapp-Wood- Shipp to properly study act- (Armie Hammer). With retirement ward House, the Kent State ing, and he was unexpect- suddenly looming after a bad crash, University Museum to view edly reunited with a teacher McQueen endeavors to train his way clothing worn during the 19th from his youth. back to the top, a la “Rocky III.” century, and the Portage “As a kid, I was going to This is, at fi rst, a fairly unpleasant County Historical Society. her acting classes, not to act ride. The movie is almost as loud as This trip will leave at 8:30 for myself but to support my a NASCAR race; Wilson’s McQueen a.m. and the cost is $47. friend,” he recalled. “And – a confi dent winner, not a humble she was my acting coach all On July 19, a trip to Car- underdog – remains the most unin- rollton will stop at the Daniel these year later for the Tupac teresting of Pixar protagonists; and DISNEY PIXAR movie... It feels like destiny.” McCook House and the Al- the whole thing, like previous install- Sally, Sarge, Mater and Luigi all return in Disney Pixar’s “Cars 3.“ gonquin Mill Complex. This trip will leave at 8 a.m. and the cost is $47. Included with the fee for both trips is transportation, Boardman native is poetry prize fi nalist admission, snacks, guides Staff report The win- hartsock.com. and insurance. All trips will ners will be Hartsock says her poetry is IDDLETOWN leave from the parking lot of COLUMBUS NNEWEW MIDDLETOWNM LIVE Katie Hartsock, a 2000 announced infl uenced by Youngstown, Walmart, 2016 Millennium graduate of Boardman High in July and particularly the beauty Blvd. in Cortland, at the School, is a finalist for the honored at that pokes through its grit- ENTERTAINMENT times listed above and will 2017 Ohioana Award for an event at ty landscape, but also the return by 6 p.m. Each trip is poetry. the State- stone walls and well-worn limited to 42 people. An English professor house on trails of Mill Creek Park. For information or to re- at Oakland University in Hartsock Oct. 6. Each “Being from [Youngstown] EVERY quest a registration form, go Michigan, where she lives winner re- makes me more ecstatic to to sutliff museum.org or call with her husband, Hartsock ceives a $1,500 cash prize. encounter beauty in oth- 330-395-6575. published her first book of Hartsock is the author of erwise unlovely places – SATURDAY! The Sutliff Museum is at poetry, “Bed of Impatiens,” two poetry chapbooks: “Ho- makes it seem more the the Warren Library, 444 Ma- in November. The Ohioana tels, Motels, and Extended blessing that it is,” she said 19 Sycamore Dr, New Middletown, OH honing Ave. NW. awards honor outstanding Stays” (2014) and “Veritas in a published interview this Ohio authors and books. Caput” (2015). Go to katie- year. 330-623-6200

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FRIDAY DEAR ANNIE Dear JUNE 16, 2017 Advice from Annie Lane Annie SOCIETY NEWS every day in Society. THE VINDICATOR | C2 Hubby’s Vacations can be fun and educational medicine Dear Heloise: My hus- Heloise possessions. They’re in Change all the filters for band and I have very young a person’s character and the air/heating units, aer- Dear Heloise: I recently Heloise killed children, and we decided graduated from college, view of life. Never forget ation filters in the bath- years ago to take our chil- and as a graduation gift, to count your blessings. rooms and the vent fil- dren on family vacations ter above the stove. And my grandmother gave me Katherine W., Ann Arbor, that would educate them as a handwritten letter that as a precaution, check to sex life well as provide enjoyment. overeat or overspend. Ex- Mich. her father gave her on her ercise a little every day. make sure the dryer vent Right here in America and graduation from college. It Dear Heloise: We just is clean, too. Dear Annie: My hus- Canada, we have so many Take good care of the peo- was written in 1955, and I ple and pets you love. bought a new home (new Scrub everything. Sham- band takes antidepres- natural wonders and histor- have it framed and on my Be honest, be a person of for us, but it had been previ- poo carpets or reseal sants. He suffers from ical places to see. This year, wall above my desk to re- integrity, be loyal. ously owned), and the Re- wooden fl oors before you severe anxiety and atten- we plan to take the kids to mind me daily of the words Vote. Many have died altor gave us a small list of move furniture into your tion deficit hyperactivity some of the Civil War battle- that are as true today as they to ensure you have this things to do before the mov- home. Disinfect the kitch- disorder. If he doesn’t take fields and discuss the his- his pills, he’s tough to be were in 1955: privilege. ers came to the new house. I tory of that era with them. ens and bathrooms. around. He becomes de- These are Rules to Live By Take responsibility for thought it would be a good If the former owners left pressed. His attitude to- A vacation can be both fun Work at something you yourself, your life and idea to share these with your and informative, and can window treatments, wash ward everything is nega- enjoy, something worth actions. readers: them or dry-clean them, broaden the mind of a child. tive. He stays in bed. He your time and talents. You Be bold, be brave and First, change all the or replace them. sleeps all day. It’s an ugly Rebecca B., Niles, Ill. never know ... you might have courage. At the end locks. Don’t just re-key sight. be doing that job 10 or 20 of your life, you’ll regret the house, but instead, Victoria T., Tamarac, We met when we were Rebecca, what a great idea! years down the road. the things you didn’t it’s a good idea to change Fla. in our 20s. Life was care- There is so much of American Have a grateful heart. do much more than the out the hardware as well free when we fell in love. history that most Americans Practice self-discipline. things you did. on all the doors, and if Send a money-saving or timesaving hint We were young, and all don’t know about, so this is a Save money, no matter Remember to be happy, the windows don’t have to Heloise, P.O. Box 795000, San Antonio, that mattered was spend- TX 78279-5000, fax it to 210-HELOISE or terrifi c way to combine a his- how modest your salary. be optimistic. You won’t locks, consider getting email it to [email protected]. ing time together. Most tory lesson with fun. Discipline yourself to not find these in power or locks for them. © 2017 King Features Syndicate importantly, our sex life was great. We’re currently in our late 30s. Nowadays, we have “adult” problems – such as jobs, a mort- 2 receive Rotary gage and maintaining our health. Those are normal safety award obstacles for any married couple. Offi cer Kenneth Garling, Youngstown Now include the fact Police Department, and Captain Craig Tershel, Youngstown Fire Department, that my husband seems to were nominated by their departments to have zero sex drive from receive The Rotary Club of Youngstown’s the antidepressants and, annual Safety Service Award at a recent as a result, we never have luncheon meeting at the Youngstown sex. I want him to not be YMCA. Offi cer Garling was responsi- depressed, but I also have ble for removing multiple weapons from needs. What should I do? city streets and generating self-initiat- ed traffi c stops, pedestrian stops and Amorous Spouse investigations of arrests in fi rearm-re- lated off enses. He also saved the life Dear Amorous: Cruel but of a woman by performing CPR. Capt. true – decreased sex drive is Tershel responded to a call about a man among the most commonly threatening to jump off the Oak Street reported side effects of anti- bridge, and eventually persuaded the depressants. man to change his mind. Pictured from left are Rotary President, H. William Talk to your husband, Lawson, YFD Chief John O’Neill, Tershel, taking special care not to Garling, YPD Chief Robin Lees and make him feel guilty or de- Rotarian John Fahnert, coordinator of fensive about his lack of sex the Safety Service Awards. drive. His doctor could sug- SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR gest solutions – antidepres- sants that aren’t associated with decreased sex drive, for example, or medica- CLUB CALENDAR ment. Services are free or re- tions to treat erectile dys- SOCIETY duced depending on income. function. A doctor might CLASSES Meridian Road, Cornersburg, for Room 2, 4453 Warren-Sharon Summer day trips also refer you to a sex ther- Campbell Memorial High dessert; and 7:30 p.m. Thursday Road, Vienna; 7 p.m. Sunday, digest apist or couples counselor School Class of 1963 will meet for Small Talk Night at the church, Shenango Presbyterian Church, with Sutliff Museum 565 Boardman Canfi eld Road, to address any underlying at noon Wednesday at Station 3144 Wilmington Road (Route WARREN issues in your sex life. Boardman. 18), New Castle, Pa.; 1:00 p.m. Fine art internships Square Restaurant, 4250 Bel- available in Trumbull Seats are still available for Dear Annie: “Sad mont Ave., Youngstown. Guests SOCIETIES Monday, Girard Multigenera- the Sutliff Museum’s one-day Nana With So Much to Be are welcome. For directions, call tional Center, 443 Trumbull Ave.; The Fine Arts Council of William Holmes McGuff ey bus tours. Thankful For” certainly 330-759-8802. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Valley Trumbull County is launching Historical Society will meet at On Thursday participants will struck a chord with your The Rayen School Class of Care-Northside Medical Center, its new internship program with 10 a.m. Saturday at Kravitz’s Deli visit the Kent Historical Society readers. I’d like to provide 1959 will meet for its monthly Medical Education Building, fi ve students. The application Meeting Room, 3135 Belmont in the Clapp-Woodward House perspective from some- luncheon at noon Wednesday at Auditorium A, 500 Gypsy Lane, deadline is July 1 for this sum- Ave., Liberty. Tom Welsh, public followed by a trip to the Kent one in the same boat as Cassese’s MVR, 410 N. Walnut historian and local author, will Youngstown; and Thursday, mer. Interns will help out at State University Museum to ”Sad Nana’s” children. St., Youngstown. All class- give a presentation on his new 6 p.m. at Faith Chapel Fellow- FACT events, assist in council My mother is the sole mates, spouses and guests are book, “The History of Jewish ship Church, 511 E. Pershing St., offi ce duties and work with local view clothing worn during the artists and council partners caregiver for my termi- welcome. The group meets the Youngstown and the Steel Val- Salem, and 7:30 p.m. at New Life 19th century and more, plus nally ill father, who is in Lutheran Church, 1181 Church to plan and execute various third Wednesday of each month. ley.” Cost is $5, and there will be a trip to the Portage County hospice. Mom refuses all a 50-50 raffl e and free refresh- Hill-Hubbard Road, Liberty. All programs as identifi ed by the Historical Society. This trip will help – except for that pro- South High School Class ments. Registration is required by locations are handicap acces- internship coordinator. Contact leave at 8:30 a.m. Cost is $47. of 1953 will have a monthly internship coordinator Eric vided by her children. We, calling 330-726-8277 sible. For information, go to The fi nal tour will be July 19 to luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday S. Kildow at eskildow@gmail. as Mom’s hired help, are www.oa.org or call Mahoning- Carrollton to visit the Daniel Mc- all exhausted and frus- at Johnny’s in Boardman. Plans SUPPORT GROUPS Trumbull Counties Help Hotline com and info@trumbullarts. Cook House and the Algonquin trated that our remaining are being made for a July 18 pic- Alzheimer Network Family at 330-747-2696, Columbiana org for more information; email Mill Complex. This trip will leave time with our dad is being nic. All classmates and guests Support Groups will meet at County Help Hotline at 330-424- inquiries only. The internship orchestrated by her. are welcome. No reservations 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Girard Free 7767 or Lawrence County Help application can be downloaded at 8:00 a.m. Cost is $47. “Sad Nana” needs to re- are needed. Those interested Library, 105 E. Prospect Street. Hotline at 724-674-3697. at FACT’s website: www.info@ The cost for each trip in- Family members and caregivers trumbullarts.org. cludes transportation, admis- member that her children in attending may call Ray Me- Survivors of Suicide in Co- are welcome. All meetings are sions, snacks, guides and are losing their father, just lewski at 330-792-2434. lumbiana County will meet at Open house planned as she is losing a spouse. off ered at no charge. For informa- insurance. All trips will leave GROUPS tion call 330-788-9755. 6 p.m. Thursday at Columbiana for library director Perhaps “Sad Nana’s” Counseling Center, 40722 state from the Walmart parking lot, children want to use their Group I Belong To NAMI Mahoning Valley of- That Quilt Route 154, Lisbon. This support LEETONIA 2016 Millennium Blvd., Cort- remaining time with their will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday for a fers support groups for those An open house for retiring group is for families who have lost land, at the times listed above dad visiting, recalling potluck dinner and installation who deal with mental illness. director, Lisa Rohrbaugh, is Support groups follow: Girard a loved one to suicide. For infor- and will return by 6:00 p.m. For cherished memories and of offi cers. Karen Miles and Pat planned from noon to 6 p.m. more information or to request making peace with his Williams will share the offi ces of Family Support, fi rst Thursday mation, call Help Hotline Crisis June 20, at the Leetonia Com- president and vice-president; of each month at 11 a.m. at the Center at 330-424-7767. a registration form, visit www. imminent death. munity Public Library, 181 Wal- sutliff museum.org or call 330- Debbie Schubert is the newly Girard Library, 105 E. Prospect nut St. Asking the children to St., and Austintown Family Survivors of Suicide in 395-6575. prepare meals, cook and elected secretary, and Mary Rose Mahoning County will meet at Nordquist is treasurer. The UFO Support Group, 7 p.m. second Lepper Library offers clean for her reduces their Challenge and Quilt Challenge Tuesday of each month at Alta 6 p.m. Wednesday at Disciples Watercolor Society role in their dad’s life to will end, and winners will be Care, 142 Javit Court. NAMI Christian Church, 565 Boardman- class and dental clinic hosts gallery that of hired help. I suggest announced. There will be show- Connection, a support group Canfi eld Road, Boardman. This LISBON that “Sad Nana” invest in and-tell, so bring items to show. for people with a mental-health support group is for families who Lepper Library, 303 E. Lin- POLAND professional services or Membership dues are payable diagnosis meets at the following have lost a loved one to suicide. coln Way, will off er a smart de- Mahoning Valley Watercolor take advantage of those beginning this month. Guests are locations: 1:30 p.m. Thursdays For information call Help Hotline vice class on Monday, June 19 Society will display and sell their provided by Medicare or welcome, and members are asked at Community Center, 1344 Fifth Crisis Center at 330-747-2696. from 4 to 6 p.m. Call the library work at the Wittenauer Cafe and Ave., Youngstown; and 6 p.m. perhaps her church fam- to take a dish to share. Drinks and TOPS 327 will meet Monday at 330-424-3117 to register. The Gallery, 122 S. Main St. The dis- dessert will be provided. TQGIBT second and fourth Thursdays at ily. at Christ Church Presbyterian, library will also host the Mercy play is free. Two entries per per- I imagine that “Sad meets at Fair Park in Canfi eld Alta Care in Austintown. NAMI son if space is available. Turn in Connection for Dual Diagnosed 1933 Canfi eld Road, Boardman. Health Mobile Dental Clinic on Nana’s” husband would the third Tuesday of each month, Wednesday, June 21. Best to entries by Oct. 24. The show will with some exceptions. TQGIBT is meets at 6 p.m. on the second Weigh-in is from 6 to 6:30 p.m. rather she be by his side register at 9:30 am for appoint- run from Oct. 29 to Nov. 26. as his wife rather than open to all quilters in the Mahon- and fourth Wednesdays of the with the meeting at 6:45. The nursemaid – and his chil- ing Valley. For information on month at the Community Center, fi rst meeting is free. Guests are membership, call Helen Lewis at 1344 Fifth Ave., Youngstown. Visit welcome. For information call dren be children rather namimv.org, call 330-727-9268 than hired help. “Sad 330-286-3966 or email her at 330-793-4378 or 330-779-0144. [email protected]. or e-mail staff @namimv.org for Nana” made her choice; information. TOPS 1237, Austintown, will she should avoid holding GUILDS meet Thursday at Idaho Road Al- Nar-Anon, a 12-step program others accountable for it. liance Church, 250 Idaho Road. Niles Chapter of the Ameri- for relatives and friends aff ected can Sewing Guild has scheduled by a loved one’s addiction to Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 p.m., Dying to Be With Dad followed by the meeting until as a Daughter the following neighborhood group drugs, meets at 7 p.m. every meeting: Howland Happy Stitch- Friday at Howland Community 6:30. For information call 330- Dear Dying to Be With ers will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday Church, 198 Niles-Cortland Road 758-4923. Dad: Your letter speaks to at Living Lord Lutheran Church, SE, Warren, and at 7 p.m. every 851 Niles Cortland Road (Rt. 46). TOPS 1262, McDonald, meets the importance of making Sunday upstairs at the Sahara from 9:15 to 10 a.m. for weigh-in Karen will demonstrate machine Club, 2345 Youngstown Road SE, use of all hospice care and quilting. For information, call Wednesday in the Community all other available care cov- (Route 422) Warren. For informa- Carol at 330-856-4827. tion, call Bill at 330-856-3822. Room at the Girard Free Library, ered by insurance. If you’ve 105 E. Prospect St. The meet- not expressed your frustra- RELIGIOUS GROUPS Never Alone Nar-Anon Group, ing will follow the weigh-in. New tion to your mom, it’d be St. Rose Quilting Group will a 12-step program for family, members are welcome. worth doing so. I’m so sorry relatives and friends aff ected by meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the to hear what your family is parish house. a loved one’s addiction to drugs. TOPS 1497, Youngstown, will going through, and I truly Meets every Wednesday at 7 meet from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Thurs- hope you get to spend some SERVICE CLUBS p.m. upstairs at the Neil Kennedy day at St. Maron Church, 1555 S. quality time with your fa- Girard-Liberty Kiwanis will Recovery Clinic, 5211 Mahoning Meridian Road, Youngstown. New ther. meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Ave., Austintown. For information, members are welcome; the fi rst Golf Dome, 1300 N. State St. call 330-207-0845. meeting is free. For information Email your questions for Annie Lane Overeaters Anonymous call 330-974-8450. to [email protected], or write SINGLES Groups have scheduled the to: Dear Annie, c/o Creators Syndi- Club news is published Friday. Please cate, 737 3rd St., Hermosa Beach, CA D.A.R.E. has scheduled the fol- following local meetings: 10 submit information about upcoming 90254. lowing activities: 7 p.m. Monday, a.m. Saturday, St. Thomas the activities to the Society Department by © 2017 Creators Syndicate meet at Dairy Queen, 3555 S. Apostle Catholic Church Hall, noon Wednesday.

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Their Estates area after residents say that boxes put questions are pointed toward in place in 1984 by another company have not getting the answer that will been checked for months and that more than prove their correctness. a dozen rats were killed by residents in the last LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You year. and your friend agree on many 1977: Youngstown city workers lower a televi- things, which is why you’re bet- sion camera into the shaft of an abandoned ter off as friends than you would coal mine on the South Side and fi nd that the be as business partners or lead- ers. Diversity is germane to hole is deeper than originally thought – 120 feet growth. – and more than half-fi lled with water. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). About 180 production workers, members of You’re in the mood for something United Steel Workers Local 6529, strike the Tay- you might not be able to afford. lor Winfi eld Corp. plant in Warren. As your sign mate Dorothy Park- ODDLY ENOUGH an attorney. others.” The Rev. John P. Ashton, pastor of St. Luke er suggested, ‘’Take care of the Police are investigating the cause There are no sanctions or fi nes for Catholic Church, is named the seventh Paul luxuries and the necessities will Driver fl ees crash with and other details of the crash. those indulging in the practice. Harris Fellow of the Youngstown Rotary Club. take care of themselves.’’ hydrant stuck to car The bus company incorporated the 1967: The Youngstown Board of Control awards !LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Buses move to curtail contracts for the purchase of hundreds of thou- PARSIPPANY, N.J. ban following an internet signature When you have the right goal for ‘manspreading’ practice sands of dollars worth of real estate, cars and you, hard work will eventually New Jersey authorities say a driver campaign by a woman’s group, Mu- trucks for the Department of Public Works. overcome hard luck. This is true fl ed the scene of an accident with a MADRID jeres en Lucha (Fighting Women). Grants totaling $343,000 in federal and lo- today; it will also be true tomor- fi re hydrant stuck to his car and then If you’re taking a bus in the Spanish In their campaign petition, the row and all the days after that. cal shares will provide 557 summer jobs for tossed it in the trash. capital, be sure to keep your legs to women said it was a “very common "SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). high-school and college students, says the Parsippany police say the motorist yourself. practice.” What is not in the world that Madrid authorities Monday started Youngstown Area Community Action Council. should be in the world? This is drove off after his car struck the hy- The group said women were taught putting up signs banning the practice Repairs to a break in a 24-inch water main at the question you ask yourself drant and a mailbox June 6. to sit with their legs together whereas the Webb Road pump station ease a water crisis of ‘manspreading’ – opening one’s today, and it will continue driv- Police followed a trail of water from men are ingrained with “the idea of in Austintown and North Jackson. ing you through the next several legs so wide you invade other’s seat- the scene to a township home, where territorial hierarchy, as if the space 1942: Summer-school enrollment at weeks as you shift your focus to they found the car and the hydrant. ing space – on city buses as part of a new project. belongs to them.” Youngstown College hits a new high with 800 The driver was found in a nearby their new etiquette guidelines. #SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. EMT said it felt its initiative, which students. Engineering is the favorite course. diner. EMT municipal transportation Scrap rubber collected in a campaign that will 21). Your influence will be a also includes asking passengers not Police say 27-year-old township company says the sign is designed last till the end of the month will be stored on function of how well you accom- to eat or drink on buses, to keep their modate others. Make it easy for resident Domingo Moreno has been to discourage physical postures that city property and kept under constant guard, people to do the thing you really charged with criminal mischief, hin- bother people. backpacks on or put their feet up on says City Engineer Ralph O’Neill. want them to do. This is the se- dering apprehension and tampering The sign features an illustration seats, was being well received. Again, First Lt. Robert Grandmontagne of cret to success in many areas. with evidence, and was turned over of a man with splayed legs with a red there are no sanctions for any of Youngstown pilots a four-engine Flying For- $CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). to federal immigration offi cials. It ‘X’ above. The text beneath urges these other requests. tress at Youngstown Municipal Airport and How wonderful to be both gener- wasn’t known Saturday if he retained passengers to “respect the space of Associated Press ous and charitable if you are able. fi nds the airport satisfactory. But if you have to choose just one, choose generosity, which will stretch your heart and its ca- JUMBLE AND CROSSWORD 06/16/17 ACROSS 60 Speak 43 Home appliances pacity for joy and compassion. 1 45 Sudden forays AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Roast beef au -- DOWN 46 % by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 4 Broad valley It’s good to be happy, but it’s Academic stat. 1 Shark movie 7 48 Fountain fare a tricky thing to strive for. The Unscramble these four Jumbles, Shorten a garment 2 Klutz's cry (hyph.) 49 one letter to each square, 10 Antacid brand pursuit of happiness often back- Gleeful cry 3 Munro's pen name to form four ordinary words. 11 50 Sundance Kid's girl fires. You’re better off applying Arm bone 4 Relish 13 51 Contradict yourself to work you find mean- NPOYH Showed up 5 Blunter 14 ingful or making a contribution Stir-fry pan 6 Murray or Rice 15 to something you believe in. Not daffy 7 17-syllable poem PISCES ©2017 Tribune Content Agency, LLC 16 Costa -- & (Feb. 19-March 20). All Rights Reserved. 8 Dais VIP 17 You do the right thing because Less honest 9 Middle Ages quaff LEHOL 19 it’s the right thing to do, not be- Just scraped by 12 Cliffside refuge 20 cause it will look good in the pic- Ca++ or Na+ 13 Summits 21 YESTERDAY’S ANSWER tures, sound good in the history Gush forth 18 In shape 23 books or because someone will Early Briton 22 Wind-driven mist tell on you if you don’t. 26 DIFELD Not hunched 23 -- -de-sac

WEEKEND LOVE FORECAST: free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app 28 Ms. Hagen 24 Hot time in Quebec 29 ARIES: The romance becomes To's opposite 25 Fall behind what the mind says it is. It will 30 Consumers 27 Sea sound be defined by your story of it. 34 GIXTAN Kind of pad 29 Beat a retreat TAURUS: Interpret your part- Now arrange the circled letters 36 Tack on 31 Help-wanted abbr. ner’s gestures as neutral or to form the surprise answer, as 38 suggested by the above cartoon. Festive night 32 Campers, for short benevolent. This is spiritual gen- 39 Veld grazer 33 Witness erosity at its best. GEMINI: You’ll   41 Work as a model 35 Montezuma's people seek ways to make your lifestyle 42 (Answers tomorrow) Vacation expense 37 Spotted, as a horse more attractive and comfortable 44 Jumbles: CAGEY RODEO DIVINE PUCKER "Post" opposite 40 Objects on radar for you and those lucky enough Yesterday’s 46 to share it with you. CANCER: Answer: The rooster would have to wait to eat Brubeck of jazz 41 Delt neighbor because there was a — PECKING ORDER 47 Had an effect on 42 Place of safety Excellent conversational skills 52 will lead to exciting love connec- With, to Maurice tions. LEO: The one who match- SUDOKU 53 Sanskrit dialect es your chemistry will ignite your 54 Pass near Pikes Peak interests while melting away a 55 Spyglass part few of your rules. VIRGO: Your 56 Coast downhill sights are set on one that’s dif- 57 Natural elev. ficult to know and hard to win 58 Coast Guard off. due to the stiff competition. 59 Six-pointers You’ll succeed. LIBRA: Compati- How to play: ble relationships are not always passionate and passionate re- Each row must contain the lationships are not always com- numbers 1 to 9; each column patible. SCORPIO: If you have must contain the numbers to pretend you’re someone else 1 to 9; and each set of 3-by- to win love, it’s not love. SAG- 3 boxes must contain the ITTARIUS: Your actions (which numbers 1 to 9. may surprise you) are the em- bodiment of your psyche. This is how you really feel. CAPRICORN: Nobody knows better than you what is right for you. AQUARIUS: Your true equal will not require your obedience; instead it will welcome your critical-thinking response. PISCES: Love thrives under the influence of optimism and a stellar attitude. Visit Holiday Mathis online at www.creators.com. © 2017 Creators Syndicate Inc. 06/16

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