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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Monday, March 11, 2019 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com No bail for suspect in cop shooting Accused of firing through her home’s door, The officer, part of the police and activated their vehicle The officer was rushed to Grand Central District lights before announcing them- Stroger Hospital. The bullet frac- wounding officer trying to serve warrant tactical unit, was serving selves and knocking on the door. tured a vertebra and lodged in his Petronella with what Petronella is accused of firing a right shoulder muscle. On Sun- By Elyssa Cherney, Hannah serving a warrant in the Chicago police Superin- shot through the door, striking day, he was recovering in the Leone and William Lee Humboldt Park neigh- tendent Eddie Johnson the officer in the shoulder, as the intensive care unit. Chicago Tribune borhood. described as a “typical” police were using a battering ram Petronella also faces felony Police say Emily search warrant for “nar- to try to gain entry, Ravin said. charges of aggravated assault of a A Cook County judge denied Petronella allegedly shot cotics and illegal weap- Petronella was arrested at the peace officer with a weapon, bail Sunday for a 19-year-old the 34-year-old officer Petronella ons.” scene, where police recovered a armed violence while discharging woman charged with attempted through a back door of a According to prose- loaded 9 mm semi-automatic, a a weapon, aggravated discharge first-degree murder in connec- home in the 2700 block of West cutor Jennifer Ravin, the officers spent cartridge, more than 10,000 of a weapon at a peace officer and tion with the shooting of a Potomac Avenue about 7:20 p.m. arrived in marked vehicles, were grams of cannabis and $950, Chicago police officer who was Saturday. wearing items identifying them as Ravin said. Turn to Shooting, Page 6

“If you’re that upset about it, why don’t you write a letter?” — Lisa Marcum to daughter Marie after a baseball arcade game at Chuck E. Cheese’s jeered that “There’s always softball.”

STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER Gov. J.B. Pritzker sees a graduat- ed-income tax plan as a fair way to stabilize state finances. Pritzker tax plan raises doubts Says it would generate $3.4B; some experts skeptical that’s enough By Dan Petrella Chicago Tribune

JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS Democrat J.B. Pritzker won a Marie Marcum, 9, listens to an instructor during practice with her travel softball team, the Plainfield Twisters, on Saturday in Joliet. decisive victory in last year’s race for governor after campaigning in favor of higher taxes on the wealthy without revealing any details. A GAME CHANGER Last week, the governor re- leased his proposal: a graduated- After young ballplayer writes to MLB about softball jeer, soundbite is silenced in arcades rate income tax that would raise rates on the wealthiest 3 percent By Kate Thayer What started as a suggestion of Illinoisans while giving a Chicago Tribune from her mom to write a letter small break to anyone earning to Major League Baseball — less than $250,000 a year. hile out with her mom because the game was plastered Pritzker said the plan would and some friends at with MLB logos — has led to the generate $3.4 billion in new W the Naperville Chuck game manufacturer removing revenue to help the state tackle E. Cheese’s, 9-year-old Marie the softball-dissing soundbite its $3.2 billion budget deficit, Marcum, an experienced soft- from arcade games at Chuck E. $8.5 billion backlog of unpaid ball player, decided to show off Cheese’s restaurants across the bills and $134 billion in un- her skills in a baseball throwing country. funded pension liabilities. game. Marie has also received a Tax policy experts inter- Marie, who plays second base massive response from the viewed about the proposal for the Plainfield Twisters travel sports world, both on social praised Pritzker for his efforts to softball team, said she had no media and in real life. Tennis shift the state from the flat-rate trouble hitting the strike zone, champ Billie Jean King tweeted income tax required by the but when one ball bounced off her support. Olympic gold med- Illinois Constitution to a system the game and onto the floor, she al softball player Jennie Finch where higher earners are taxed heard a disturbing taunt from Marie works on her swing during team practice. Chuck E. invited Marie to camp. Her story at higher rates. the machine. Cheese’s has taken steps to rectify the insulting arcade game. caught the attention of the But some questioned whether “Oh well,” it jeered. “There’s Chicago Bandits professional the governor’s plan alone would always softball.” softball team and the Chicago Cubs. Kris Bryant and his wife, generate enough revenue to “I was upset and mad,” said Marie, of Bolingbrook. “If I Jessica Bryant, called Marie, inviting her to tour the clubhouse truly address the state’s myriad brought my little cousin in, it would make her not want to play and to throw out the first pitch at a game this season at Wrigley financial problems while also softball.” Field, said Marie’s mom, Lisa Marcum. The Cubs confirmed the supporting the increased spend- But Marie said she didn’t just want to complain. She wanted ing on education, human serv- to take action. Turn to Softball, Page 6 ices and public safety Pritzker promised during his campaign. “It wouldn’t be enough to do all that,” said Ralph Martire, executive director of the Center 157 die when jet for Tax and Budget Accountabil- ity, a union-backed bipartisan crashes shortly after Trump’s new budget includes research group. Martire said the state needs to look for other takeoff in Ethiopia sources of new revenue, includ- A flight carrying 157 people, $8.6 billion for border wall ing a possible extension of its including eight Americans, sales tax. crashed near Ethiopia’s capital By Lisa Mascaro spending and Two administration officials Pritzker’s decision to cut taxes Sunday. The pilot had sent out a Associated Press making $2.7 confirmed that the border wall — even slightly — for so many distress call, the airline’s CEO trillion in request was part of Trump’s people in a state with chronic said. Nation & World, Page 10 WASHINGTON — President nondefense spending blueprint for the 2020 money problems was another Donald Trump is reviving his cuts. budget year, which begins Oct. 1. source of concern. border wall fight, preparing a Trump’s That document, which sets “It sounds to me a little new budget that will seek $8.6 proposal, ti- the stage for negotiations ahead, cynical to promise a tax cut for Cubs musical poised billion for the U.S-Mexico barri- tled “A proposes increasing defense 97 percent of taxpayers when er while imposing steep spend- Budget for a spending to $750 billion — and the state is in such financial to raise curtain ing cuts to other domestic pro- Trump Better standing up the new Space difficulty,” said Don Fullerton, a grams and setting the stage for America: Force as a military branch — University of Illinois finance at Royal George another fiscal battle. Promises Kept. Taxpayers First” while reducing nondefense ac- professor and senior scholar at “Miracle: A Musical 108 Years in Budget documents are often and set for release Monday, counts by 5 percent, with cuts the university’s Institute of Gov- the Making” will open this seen as just a starting point of “embodies fiscal responsibility,” recommended to safety net pro- ernment and Public Affairs. spring at Royal George Theatre. negotiation, but fresh off the said Russ Vought, the acting grams used by many Americans. Pritzker, a billionaire heir to The musical, linked to the 2016 longest government shutdown director of the Office of Man- The plan sticks to budget caps the Hyatt hotel fortune, has baseball season, is about the in history, Trump’s 2020 pro- agement and Budget. that both parties have routinely pitched his proposal as a fair way fans, not the team. “This is a posal shows he is eager to Vought said the administra- broken in recent years and to stabilize the state’s finances. show for people who love the confront Congress again to re- tion has “prioritized reining in promises to come into balance “The state’s been operating theater and people who love the duce domestic spending and reckless Washington spending” in 15 years, relying in part on with a multibillion-dollar struc- Cubs,” said William Marovitz, refocus money on his priorities. and shows “we can return to the show’s lead producer. A+E It calls for boosting defense fiscal sanity.” Turn to Trump, Page 12 Turn to Income tax, Page 9

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ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Mayoral candidates Lori Lightfoot, left, and Toni Preckwinkle meet for a debate Thursday ahead of the April 2 runoff. Historic mayoral race stuck in ugly politics as usual

which she should feel ashamed. Her Some might say it is sexist, maybe THE CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS: put-down of any financial wealth even racist, to expect black women to Lightfoot may have obtained through campaign differently than men. Some ‘A DECADE-BY-DECADE HISTORY’ her hard work as a successful corpo- might even argue that being nasty rate attorney is disheartening. Preck- toward each other is the only way The Blackhawks, one of the winkle’s misguided point seemed to these women can prove their tough- NHL’s “Original Six,” have been be that Lightfoot, who also is a former ness. Others might insist that ugly building a storied legacy since Dahleen Glanton federal prosecutor, is a sellout and campaigns are simply how political their founding in 1926. The cannot be trusted. races are done in Chicago. Hawks have produced dozens Call me overly optimistic. Call me Lightfoot has tried to reduce Preck- But who’s to say that’s how it has to of standout stars, from Hall of an idealist. 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CTA limits service to Addison on Red Line By Mary Wisniewski Chicago Tribune

The CTA will offer south- bound service only at the Addison station from Monday through March 29. The rail agency plans to re- place track components at the station closest to Wrigley Field to improve service. The agency wants the work done before the Cubs’ Opening Day on April 8, and before the CTA starts the massive $2.1 billion Red-Purple Line modernization project this fall. “We want to have that stretch of track in the best shape pos- sible,” CTA spokeswoman Tammy Chase said. The station, which was closed last weekend, will also be closed the weekend of March 29 to April 1. During that time no trains will stop at Addison, which typically sees about 9,200 station entries on weekends, Chase said. The station will instead be served by ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE shuttle buses that can take pas- Cassandra Monroe consoles daughter DeShawnti Hillard, 13, at a Sunday vigil for a boy slain Saturday at a relative’s home in Englewood. sengers to the next station. For the next three weeks, people who want to board north- bound trains will have to use the ‘He was a good kid. He was still Sheridan or Belmont stations, or board a southbound train at Addison, get off at Belmont and cross over to the other platform to get on a northbound train. learning.’ Father mourns son, 13. The Sheridan station is not wheelchair-accessible, so cus- By Elyssa Cherney 1-year-old boy was shot in the therapy. I have no hatred toward tomers who need an elevator will Chicago Tribune head last month, and a 12-year- him or his family.” have to use Belmont or Wilson to old boy was shot in the hand on Deon didn’t live at the house in enter, exit or transfer. On Saturday afternoon, Don- New Year’s Day. In 2018, 40 the 7300 block of South Aber- Right now, there’s a 25 mph ald Williams picked his 13-year- children under the age of 13 were deen Street where he was killed, slow zone through the area be- old son up from the dentist and shot, according to Tribune data. but he visited often because it cause of worn track components. drove him to a relative’s house in Chicago police Officer Jessica was where his grandmother and The work is intended to eliminate Englewood, not knowing that car Rocco, a department spokes- other relatives stayed, Williams the slow zone and reduce the ride marked the last time they woman, said Sunday that no one said. Deon, the youngest of 11 chance of future slow zones would be together. was in custody in connection siblings and stepsiblings, resided developing, which could cause Shortly after Deon entered the with the shooting. Anthony with his dad and mom at another more delays during upcoming house, the seventh-grader joined Guglielmi, chief spokesman for home in the neighborhood. His construction work, the CTA said. his older brother and his friends the department, said the boy who mother was diagnosed with can- The $4 million in track repairs in a room where everyone was fired the gun fled the scene cer last year, said Williams, who at Addison are part of the Red- playing craps, Donald Williams Saturday, and detectives were said he struggles with congestive Purple Line modernization said. trying to make contact with his heart failure and has to wear a budget. Unexpectedly, one of the family. Officers recovered the gun nasal cannula to deliver extra This project will include re- teenage boys stood up, pulled out that was used. oxygen through his nose. constructing the Lawrence, Ar- a shotgun and pointed it at people Deon Williams, 13, was fatally Williams said his family knows Deon attended Benjamin E. gyle, Berwyn and Bryn Mawr Red as an apparent joke. It’s not clear shot by a teen in an apparent the boy who pulled the trigger Mays Elementary Academy, his Line stations into bigger, acces- where the teen got the weapon. accident. He attended Benjamin because he lives down the block father said. He loved playing sible stations and rebuilding six “He was pointing a gun saying, E. Mays Elementary Academy. and often visits the house. basketball, especially when he miles of track structure that is ‘Bang bang bang,’ and he pointed Williams said he believes the got to be shooting guard. At first almost 100 years old. The CTA it at Deon,” according to tal, where he was pronounced shooting was an accident, but he he didn’t like going to school, but also plans to build a rail bypass Williams, 51, who said he got the dead about 3:55 p.m., according to urged the boy to turn himself in to he grew to love some of his north of Belmont. account from others who were in the Cook County medical exam- police so he can face the appro- teachers. The agency is relocating utility the home at the time. “Deon told iner’s office. priate consequences. “He was a good kid. He was lines and equipment before major him, ‘Stop playing with me,’ and Deon is the youngest person to “Even the kid that killed still learning,” Williams said on construction begins late this year. he was like ‘Whatever,’ and then die from gun violence in Chicago (Deon), in my heart, I feel that kid Sunday. “Around me, he’s daddy’s The CTA plans to have it all done (family members) said they heard in 2019, a year police have touted is a victim too,” Williams said. “I baby.” in 2025. the shot go off.” for dramatic reductions in shoot- have seen this kid before a couple Deon was hit, police said, and ings in its first three months of times when I usually go over [email protected] [email protected] taken to Comer Children’s Hospi- compared with last year. Still, a there. … This kid is going to need Twitter @ElyssaCherney Twitter @marywizchicago

A tax on how many miles you drive — could it happen in Illinois? woman Jordan Abudayyeh. based usage program, That traveled tax. “The tax does not cerns,” said Schuster. Rep. Marcus Evans Jr., a means the owner of a new elec- differentiate between gas guz- There is also an issue of how Democrat representing Chicago tric Tesla, who does not have to zlers and fuel-efficient vehicles. out-of-state vehicles would pay. and some south suburbs, intro- buy gas, pays the same as the That undermines sound climate In its limited program, Oregon duced a bill for a miles-traveled owner of an old gas-guzzling change solutions policy.” uses both taxes, so out-of-state tax pilot last month but tabled it a pickup truck. The amount of Wennink agreed that efficient and Oregon drivers who are not Mary Wisniewski week later. He said the time was damage a vehicle does to the road vehicles are good for the environ- in the program still pay fuel taxes not ripe, and more education is the same up to 10,000 pounds, ment but are bad for road reve- at the pump. A vehicle-miles- Getting Around needs to be done. so all vehicles in that weight nue. In 1991, Illinois residents traveled-only program in one The Illinois gas tax was last “Most people who responded category pay the same, said Bock. paid $166 per capita in motor fuel state but not in surrounding increased in 1990, from 16 cents a to me didn’t know what it was,” taxes. It’s now down to about states would give visiting drivers gallon to 19 cents. he said. Privacy and fairness $100 a year, a 40 percent drop, a free ride. In that year, East and West she said. The Illinois Economic Policy Germany reunited, Nelson Man- issues “People are using the system Institute, a think tank whose dela left prison and Andre Daw- How it works One of the main concerns more and paying less,” she said. board members represent the son played for the Cubs. Oregon — which in 1919 was raised about a vehicle-miles- “This results in bad conditions on construction industry and labor It was, in short, a long time ago, the first state to impose a gas tax, traveled program is privacy. Some our roadways, potholes, need for unions, believes a miles-traveled and the tax has not kept up with to fix its muddy roads — was also people fear having the govern- resurfacing and a lot of deferred tax should be considered. inflation. Some lawmakers push- the first to try a miles-traveled ment know how many miles they maintenance.” “The gas tax needs to be in- ing for a capital bill want a hike in program in 2015. Volunteers pay have driven. Bock said mileage Bock said that the gas tax is creased and will help revenue in the current gas tax, which helps the state 1.7 cents for every mile information provided to Oregon’s regressive, in that people with the short term, but vehicles in the pay for construction and repair of they drive and in return, they are Transportation Department is older cars subsidize those with long term are getting more effi- the state’s roads and bridges. credited for fuel taxes they pay at kept private and destroyed 30 newer, more fuel-efficient cars. A cient, and we need a tax that is But the gas tax has another the pump. The program is cur- days after the bill is paid. She said vehicle-miles traveled tax en- not tied to gas used,” said Mary problem. More fuel-efficient cars rently limited to 5,000 vehicles. if law enforcement officials want sures that everyone pays the Craighead, transportation policy mean drivers buy less gas, and Azuga, a private GPS and fleet driver data, they need a warrant. same. She compared it with an analyst for the institute. that means lower gas tax pro- tracking company, counts driver Another worry is that rural electric utility, in that the more ceeds. As a result, some states miles for the state. drivers may get taxed more than power you use, the more you pay. Transportation song have looked into an alternate Smaller pilots have been tried urban drivers, because they are road use tax, charging by miles in Colorado, Washington, Cali- presumed to drive farther. But quiz driven. fornia and along Interstate 95 on research has shown that on aver- Fear of higher taxes ■ Our last song was about a kind So far, this idea has gone over the East Coast, according to Nate age, rural and urban drivers drive But while a usage fee makes of street, and how it’s affected by like a flying Edsel in Springfield. Bryer, Azuga’s vice president of about the same number of miles. sense, it should not be imple- a Chicago weather phenomenon But the state should give it a try, innovation Rural drivers do longer trips less mented in addition to the existing we hope to be rid of soon. The said Audrey Wennink, trans- Users can choose how they frequently, while urban drivers gas tax, which is already high song is “Dead End Street,” by portation director for the Met- want the miles counted. One way make more frequent short trips, when other taxes are figured in, David Axelrod, Ben Raleigh and ropolitan Planning Council, a to do it is to plug a transponder Bock said. cautions a conservative think Lou Rawls, and sung by Rawls. nonprofit research group. into the diagnostic port of a vehi- One advantage of fuel-efficient tank. Michael Strom, of Rogers Park, “Even if we have a gas tax cle, to count miles. If GPS is used vehicles, besides that people pay Illinois is one of the few states was first with the answer. increase, that’s a short-term solu- with the device, out-of-state less gas tax, is that they are less that impose both a gas tax and a ■ Today’s tune was sung by ste- tion,” said Wennink, who favors a miles will not be counted. Pic- polluting. The gas tax is effec- sales tax on gasoline, said Adam vedores, tired of being cheated by pilot program for a miles-traveled tures also can be taken of a car’s tively a carbon tax and fairly Schuster, the Illinois Policy Insti- boat captains. Name the song. tax along with a gas tax hike so odometer, Bryer explained. accounts for the pollution im- tute’s director of budget and tax The first person with the right the state can learn about it. The idea is to make sure every pacts of fuel-inefficent trucks and research. Cities like Chicago also answer gets a Tribune bookmark, Gov. J. B. Pritzker proposed a user of the state’s roads helps pay cars, said Howard Learner, exe- impose their own taxes on gas. and glory. pilot during his gubernatorial for them, said Maureen Bock, cutive director of the Environ- “I don’t see us supporting the campaign but isn’t currently manager of the Oregon Depart- mental Law and Policy Center, tax until it addresses the overpay- [email protected] pursuing the idea, said spokes- ment of Transportation’s miles- which opposes a vehicle-miles- ment concerns and privacy con- Twitter @marywizchicago 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, March 11, 2019 Whitney Young to honor alumna Obama Athletic complex said has been about 10 years students would run to which will also be open to in the making, will have a Willis Tower and back. community members. will be named after running track and a field “Now they will have a track “She’s very concerned former first lady where students can play in which they can practice about physical fitness for baseball, softball, lacrosse, their running, their hur- everyone, not just your top By Anna Kim soccer and football. dling, and have contests on athletes,” Kenner said. Chicago Tribune The outdoor complex the field.” Kenner said the school is will also have two score- Kenner expects the com- proud that Obama is an Principal Joyce Kenner boards, a water fountain, plex to be ready by May and alumna. remembers the moment artificial turf, seating and will ask Obama to attend “When people drive by last November when she lights. The $4.3 million the announcement of its and see the sign on the field told Michelle Obama that complex was funded with opening. they will always remember Whitney M. Young Magnet tax-increment financing as- As first lady, Obama her contribution and her High School’s new athletic sistance, according to a started a campaign called husband’s contribution to center would be named 2017 news release from the “Let’s move!” intended to our world,” Kenner said. after her. E. JASON WAMBSGANS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Chicago Department of combat childhood obesity “Whether you believed “She just had the biggest Former first lady Michelle Obama visits with young women Planning and Devel- by giving children and par- in their views or not, I think smile on her face, I think at Whitney M. Young Magnet High School in November. opment. ents more access to healthy that they went about it as she was just shocked that The new running track meals and physical activity. sincere as they possibly we had even thought of humble she really is.” copies of chapters in her in particular will make a Kenner felt that Obama’s could as our president and her,” Kenner said. “Hon- Obama, who graduated recent released autobiogra- difference to the students. message about expanding our first lady. That is what I estly, getting an opportuni- in 1981, visited the school in phy. “Our kids have been run- opportunities for all to stay will always remember.” ty to be in her presence November to speak with The new athletic com- ning on the concrete for 44 fit and exercise fit well with twice. … I didn’t realize how students and share advance plex, a project that Kenner years,” Kenner said. The the new athletic complex, [email protected] Sale of Gary casino OK’d by panel Indiana Gaming Commission signs off on sale of Gary’s Majestic Star facilities

By Craig Lyons opment potential. Post-Tribune “It’s meaningful for Gary’s continued march A deal to sell Gary’s toward economic devel- casinos won state approval opment,” Bennett said. Friday and could lead to Bennett said like with Northwest Indiana’s first Majestic, the city looks for- land-based casino. ward to seeing growth The Indiana Gaming around a new land-based Commission approved the casino that would bring sale of the Majestic Star to people to Gary and create Spectacle Gaming, an India- employment opportunities napolis-based firm. Specta- for residents. CRAIG LYONS/POST-TRIBUNE cle is hoping to keep one of Majestic Star LLC has Gary Common Council President Ronald Brewer shakes hands Friday with Rod Ratcliff, of Spectacle Gaming. Majestic’s two gaming li- held one of the Gary gaming censes in Gary and move a licenses since the state first censes to Terre Haute and second gaming license. second to Terre Haute if the allowed the boats to open in move the remaining Gary The Indiana House of legislature passes a pair of 1990s. The Majestic Star casino to a land-based loca- Representatives hasn’t bills enabling the swap. company later bought the tion. scheduled a hearing on the “We’re excited about the second license from Trump, The city is eyeing land two bills yet. project,” said Rod Ratcliff, which first opened a neigh- near the Borman Express- Commissioner Marc chairman and CEO of Spec- boring Gary casino opera- way as a potential site to Fine asked what Spectacle tacle. Ratcliff said Buffing- tion. move the Majestic Star. Last would do if the legislature ton Harbor is a challenging In November, Spectacle year, Freeman-Wilson and Gov. Eric Holcomb location, but he thinks announced it would acquire pitched the idea that mov- don’t approve the plan. there’s a lot of potential the Majestic Star, though at ing that casino would be Peter Rusthoven, an at- with taking over the Majes- the time had not disclosed more beneficial to that busi- torney representing Specta- tic Star facilities. the sale price. ness and create new oppor- cle, said Spectacle would do “There’s a lot of opportu- Investors include: Con- tunities at Buffington Har- what it can with the facili- nity for us and for the state nor Bird Trust; Mariah Bird bor. ties available in Gary. He of Indiana,” Ratcliff said. Trust; Brown Family Joint Gary officials are plan- said the company would put The sale price was not Revocable Trust; Margaret ning for a potential shipping money into the operations disclosed Friday. Dumezich; End Game CAROLE CARLSON/POST-TRIBUNE and transportation facility and see what it can do to see Dayna Bennett, Mayor Holdings LLC; Dan Hasler; The Majestic Star Casino is docked along Lake Michigan. in Buffington Harbor that the boats succeed. Karen Freeman-Wilson’s Steve Hilbert; Hoosier Jack- would require the Majestic “The commitment is to chief of staff, said the city pot Enterprises LLC; John Investors LLC. create new opportunities Star Casino to relocate else- these boats regardless of has enjoyed its relationship Keeler; Laelaps LLC; One Commissioner Joe Sve- for Gary, the area and Terre where in the city. what happens in the Legis- with Majestic over the years Eyed Jack Ventures LLC; tanoff said as a representa- Haute. The bills, if passed, would lature,” Rusthoven said. and is looking forward to Roderick J. Ratcliff Revoca- tive of Northwest Indiana Friday’s approval of the allow Spectacle Entertain- “There is considerable hope the new ownership. Ben- ble Trust; Tammy Schaef- on the board, he’s elated sale is not affected by the ment to take the second and optimism we’ll get nett said the Spectacle deal fer; Spectacle Management with the proposal. Svetanoff legislature’s action on a pair license and move it to Terre there.” would mean renewed inter- Incentive Plan; Summit said it would give North- of bills that could enable Haute. The bill would re- est in gaming in Gary and Partners Credit Advisors west Indiana its first fully Spectacle to move one of strict current casino op- [email protected] new economic devel- LP; and Windy City H&C land-based casino, and also the Majestic’s gaming li- erators from bidding on the Twitter @craigalyons New Trier officials: Binge drinking grew exponentially

By Karen Ann drinking among the high Stevenson High School in that pressure, and start to selves at a heightened risk,” Deerfield high schools sug- Cullotta school’s seniors, Hayes said Lincolnshire, where offi- think, ‘Do I let them?’” Krajacic said. gested there is greater ac- Pioneer Press officials now plan to launch cials said they have spent Cortesi said. “But we know In addition, local law ceptance of underage drink- a new prevention approach the past five years battling a all of the studies find the enforcement’s “social host- ing by the time students New Trier High School that further enlists parents once elevated rate of binge number one reason kids ing” laws put parents who reach their senior year and officials were delighted to to help tackle a problem drinking. don’t use is their parents. allow underage drinking in are about to head off to discover that a recent stu- they said has become “a The problem peaked in Many have drawn a firm their homes at risk of facing college. dent survey found nearly all community adolescent 2014, when about 25 per- line at ‘no,’ but I think the lawsuits and criminal Roughly two in five High- of the teens reported feeling health issue.” cent of Stevenson’s seniors majority of parents can fall charges, he said. land Park and Deerfield safe, are committed to get- As developed by the Cen- taking the Illinois Youth into the category of, ‘I don’t “I don’t want to criticize seniors felt their communi- ting plenty of exercise and ters for Disease Control and Survey said they had en- know what to do.’” parents, and I have not had ty disapproved of underage are diligent about eating Prevention, the Youth Risk gaged in the risky behavior At John Hersey High anyone at Hersey tell me drinking. When 10th grade healthy. Behavior Survey defines during the past two weeks, School in Arlington Heights, they allow their kids to students were asked the But as New Trier officials binge drinking as having said Cristina Cortesi, about 18 percent of seniors drink,” Krajacic said. “Why question, 67 percent of further examined the re- would you want to risk your Deerfield students and 58 cently released findings of own child’s life or another percent of Highland Park the Youth Risk Behavior “It’s been a real area of concern for some time now, child’s life by allowing students indicated their Survey, their pride turned to especially since the national trend in this area is going drinking in your home?” he community disapproves of alarm as they noted 33 added. underage drinking. percent of seniors at the down, and we unfortunately have been going up.” Conveying the dangers of Back at New Trier, Super- Winnetka high school said binge drinking to parents is intendent Paul Sally pointed they had engaged in binge — Tim Hayes, New Trier’s assistant superintendent for student services especially important this out one bright spot in the drinking — more than dou- time of year, with spring binge drinking conundrum ble the national average of break, prom and graduation — students these days ap- 14 percent. five or more drinks within a Stevenson’s substance taking the Illinois Youth celebrations often steeped pear to be less likely to get “It’s been a real area of couple of hours for males, abuse prevention coordina- Survey last spring noted with underage alcohol use, behind the wheel of a car concern for some time now, and four or more drinks for tor. they had engaged in binge said Jacqueline Rhew, a after drinking. especially since the national females. Stevenson collects stu- drinking within the last two clinical consultant for child “There’s a little bit of a trend in this area is going About 33 percent of New dent data via the Illinois weeks, said Joe Krajacic, and adolescent services at difference for a community down, and we unfortunately Trier seniors who took the Youth Survey, which gauges associate principal of opera- Amita Health’s Alexian like ours, with access to have been going up,” said survey last March noted at risky behavior over two tions and student services. Brothers Behavioral Health Uber and Lyft . . . it’s Tim Hayes, New Trier’s least one instance of binge weeks, differing from New Krajacic said while the Hospital in Hoffman Es- wonderful that drunk driv- assistant superintendent for drinking in the last 30 days, Trier’s CDC survey, which survey’s data — which de- tates. ing has decreased because student services. contributing to a rate more asks students to note their tails everything from mental She said some parents of it,” Sally said. Hayes said school offi- than double the national binge drinking during a 30 health and substance abuse, want there kids to fit in New Trier officials’ can- cials commonly hear from average, and one which offi- days period. to nutrition and sexual ac- socially and see their hard dor and willingness to dis- parents who say they be- cials said has been rising Cortesi said after Steven- tivity — is valuable and helps work in school as a justifica- cuss their concerns about lieve allowing kids to drink steadily since 2012. son launched a large-scale inform the high school’s tion to unwind. binge drinking at a public at home in a controlled Hayes said officials sus- prevention campaign tar- health programs, he noted, “But when I talk to par- board meeting and their environment will help to pect the elevated rates of geting parents and other “there are a lot of variables ents, I explain that the decision to post the high- ensure they will be safe binge drinking could be adults in the community, by involved.” earlier their kids start drink- lights of the survey online is when they head off to col- linked to the North Shore’s 2016, the high-achieving “You have to gauge what ing, the greater risk they also commendable, some lege. demographics, with na- high school’s binge drinking this data really means, and have for addiction to alcohol experts say, as the data — “But all of the research tional studies showing binge rate among seniors plum- take some time for self as adults, especially for which allows students to shows it doesn’t work that drinking is more prevalent meted to 15 percent, just reflection,” Krajacic said. those whose genetics make remain anonymous — is not way,” Hayes said. in affluent suburban com- slightly higher than the na- “Parents need to under- them more prone to sub- typically easily accessible to Determined to curb what munities where students tional average. stand what alcohol does to a stance abuse,” Rhew said. parents at most schools. one New Trier school board are predominantly white “Kids can convince their young body, and to realize Results released in 2018 member described as an and college-bound. parents that everyone else is teens who are under the from an Illinois Youth Sur- [email protected] “exponential” rise in binge Such was the case at doing it, and parents can feel influence can put them- vey at Highland Park and Twitter @kcullotta Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, March 11, 2019 5

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Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, March 11, 2019 9 Pritzker says plan would generate $3.4B Income tax, from Page 1 tural deficit that has a tre- mendously destabilizing ef- fect on our state’s economy, on our businesses, our jobs and the future of working families,” the governor said Thursday during a state- house news conference. “I don’t know anyone in Illi- nois that thinks that we can any longer just whistle past the graveyard and ignore the fiscal challenges that we face.” Pritzker and Democratic state legislators who back a graduated income tax hope to act on the issue before the General Assembly adjourns at the end of May. Lawmak- ers would need to pass a bill setting new tax rates, and three-fifths majorities in each chamber would have to approve an amendment doing away with the state constitution’s flat tax re- quirement. Before any of that could take effect, voters would have to approve the amend- ment, which can’t happen until November 2020 at the earliest. Currently, all Illinois resi- dents are taxed at 4.95 percent, regardless of in- JUSTIN L. FOWLER/STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER come level. Pritzker’s plan Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Democratic legislators who back a graduated income tax hope to act on the issue before the General Assembly adjourns in May. largely relies on raising taxes significantly on resi- top tax rate among its necessarily and unavoid- ple are going to move and engage in tax avoidance sales tax to a greater num- dents making more than neighboring states. In Iowa, ably means higher taxes,” having there be large mobil- schemes. ber of consumer services $250,000 a year, with those the top rate is 8.53 percent, Fullerton said. “It does ity effects from graduated “We feel that the rates and taxing retirement in- earning more than $1 mil- and it kicks in at $73,710. make sense to have some income taxes,” she said the that we have proposed are come in some form. Those lion taxed at 7.95 percent of Indiana, meanwhile, has a graduated rate structure be- dramatic increase for the fair and reasonable at every are perennial issues in their total income. flat rate of 3.23 percent. In cause the low-income peo- highest earners proposed income level,” Deputy Gov. Springfield but never have The governor proposes the Midwest, Minnesota ple in the state really can’t by Pritzker could lead some Dan Hynes, Pritzker’s point gained traction, and so far dropping the tax rate to 4.75 has the highest rate at 9.85 afford to pay more.” to consider leaving. man on budget issues, said Pritzker has ruled them out. percent for the first $10,000 percent. But Fullerton and others Even before Pritzker re- in an interview Friday. “To While he believes both of of income for single and Nationwide, California, said drastically raising rates leased his plan, Ideas Illi- the extent people are going those policy changes would joint filers. The rates would Hawaii, Oregon, New Jer- on the wealthiest taxpayers nois — a pro-business politi- to try to get around them, I be crucial parts of stabiliz- be 4.9 percent for income sey, New York, Vermont and — those who “have a lot of cal committee led by former don’t think there’s a real ing the state’s finances, between $10,000 and Washington, D.C., all have money for political battles” Illinois Manufacturers’ As- incentive to do so. … As a Martire, of the Center for $100,000 and 4.95 percent higher top rates than what — might not be the wisest sociation President and whole, the plan is a fair way Tax and Budget Account- for income between Pritzker is proposing for policy. Taxing the entire CEO Greg Baise — formed to solve a budget crisis and ability, said Pritzker’s effort $100,000 and $250,000. Illinois. income of people who earn to push back. In a statement bring about a fair tax sys- to enact a graduated income From there, the top rates U. of. I.’s Fullerton, who more than $1 million a year Thursday, Baise said the tem.” tax is an important first step. would jump to 7.75 percent worked in the Treasury at the highest rate creates a “proposal is just a massive In his spending plan for “Do we think other for income between Department under Presi- “kind of wedge between jobs tax on Illinois families the budget year that begins things need to be done? $250,000 and $500,000 and dent Ronald Reagan, said one group and the next and will destroy the Illinois July 1, Pritzker also pro- Yeah,” Martire said. “But 7.85 percent for income be- it’s reasonable for cash- group,” said Kim Rueben, economy and further accel- posed bringing in new reve- that doesn’t take away from tween $500,000 and $1 mil- strapped Illinois to join the who leads the Washington, erate people fleeing the nue from legalized marijua- the fact that he’s literally lion. majority of states in adopt- D.C.-based Tax Policy Cen- state.” na and sports betting, taxes doing what he said he Pritzker’s plan — which ing a system that taxes ter’s State and Local Fi- The Pritzker administra- on plastic bags and e-ciga- would do, and I think we only represents the starting higher earnings at higher nance Initiative. tion dismissed the idea that rettes, and other sources. should appreciate it when point of negotiations with rates. While Rueben said she is its plan would cause But to truly stem the tide elected officials do that.” lawmakers — would give “Definitely something “generally skeptical of peo- wealthy residents or busi- of red ink, some tax experts Illinois the second-highest needs to be done, and that ple talking about how peo- nesses to leave the state or advocate for extending the [email protected] Water worries on the rise over Wis. Foxconn project

By Frank age for stormwater; a lack Besides the increased Abderholden of wetland mitigation when runoff this creates, Warner News-Sun wetlands are filled; and lax said the sediment and ero- soil-erosion and sediment- sion-control actions are not A recent Lake County control practices. being effective, which is Stormwater Management “It is critical that these evident in a short video Commission study of the four major issues are ad- released by the commission watershed around Phase 1 dressed in order to help of the silt running into the of the Foxconn devel- mitigate flooding concerns Des Plaines River and the opment in southeast Wis- in both Wisconsin and Illi- Kilbourne Road ditch. consin shows that com- nois as well as to ensure the “Part of the problem is pared to Lake County and health of the DPRW,” construction sequencing. Illinois standards for wet- Warner said. (In Lake County), we build land and development “All four of these are a detention basin first and mitigation, the rules for pretty even with regards to use it as a sediment basin,” Foxconn will increase the how important they are, Warner said. amount of water and sedi- they are all significant,” he He added that an out- ment headed south. added. flow pipe constructed as a The report, released this Because of the under- filter allows water to flow week, comes with a back- estimating of the floodplain out while holding silt back. drop of the National in Wisconsin, the report “Their sediment goes Weather Service’s 2019 added, there needs to be a into the basin, and then it’s Spring Flood and Water complete comprehensive just flushed out,” he said. Outlook, which was re- re-study of the hydrologic One of the causes listed by leased Friday and reported and hydraulic aspects of the Illinois Environmental that this winter has been the watershed, and it Protection Agency for im- “the wettest winter on should be done with the pairment in the Des Plaines record for the Midwest,” most current data and River is land development according to the weather state-of-the-art modeling activity. service’s website. software and calibrated to According to a statement Saving is an ambition. The spring flood forecast recent large storm events. of environmental require- for the Des Plaines River is According to the report, ments related to the the Aim higher. above average, and while 38 acres of wetlands and Foxconn project posted by the Fox River’s outlook is waters have been filled the Wisconsin Department average, it runs above aver- within Foxconn’s Electron- of Natural Resources, the age the farther south it ics, Information Technol- state is “prepared to work flows. ogy and Manufacturing with Foxconn to meet its “Following a wet 2018, Zone (EITM Zone) and the regulatory needs while current conditions indicate Des Plaines watershed dur- protecting the environ- a high risk of flooding for ing construction and road ment.” SYNCHRONY BANK HIGH YIELD SAVINGS this spring,” according to a building, and none of it has “Environmental stand- release by Rita M. 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Jetliner crashes in Ethiopia, killing 157 Second crash in 6 No deaths on months involving Boeing 737 Max commercial By Elias Meseret flights in 2017; and Yidnek Kirubel Associated Press 500 in 2018 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia By Emily Tamkin — A jetliner carrying 157 The Washington Post people crashed shortly after takeoff from the Ethiopian In the past year, accidents capital Sunday, killing ev- involving passenger planes eryone aboard and carving a have killed hundreds — a crater into the ground, au- stark contrast from 2017. thorities said. At least 35 There were no deaths in nationalities were among commercial jet accidents in the dead, including eight 2017, making it the safest Americans. year on record for commer- It was not clear what cial air travel. President caused the Ethiopian Air- Donald Trump even sent lines plane to go down in out a tweet taking credit for clear weather on its way to airline safety. Nairobi, the capital of But more than 500 peo- neighboring Kenya. The ac- ple were killed in passenger cident was strikingly similar plane accidents in 2018. to last year’s crash of a Lion Airline safety groups pro- Air jet that plunged into the viding the data stress fatal Java Sea, killing 189 people. crashes are nevertheless Both crashes involved the rare and commercial flights Boeing 737 Max 8, and both MICHAEL TEWELDE/GETTY-AFP remain one of the safest happened minutes after the A man carries a piece of debris from the crash site of a Nairobi-bound Ethiopian Airlines flight Sunday. forms of travel. jets became airborne. ■ February 2018: A Russian Boeing is based in Chi- asking for is information to lar flight path to the one in plane crashed shortly after cago. know about their fate.” the Indonesia crash. taking off from Moscow. The Ethiopian pilot sent The accident is likely to An NTSB spokesman The plane was headed to a out a distress call and was renew questions about the said the investigative city near Russia’s border given clearance to return to 737 Max, the newest ver- agency is sending a team of with Kazakhstan. More the airport, the airline’s sion of the single-aisle air- four to assist Ethiopian au- than 70 people died. CEO told reporters. liner, which was first intro- thorities. Those individuals, ■ February 2018: Sixty-five Families around the duced in 1967 and became including an accident inves- people were killed when a world grieved. At the Addis the world’s most common tigator and others providing twin-engine turboprop Ababa airport, a woman passenger jet. technical expertise, will flown by Aseman Airlines called a mobile number in Indonesian investigators serve as the agency’s re- went down in southern vain. “Where are you, my have not determined a sponse team. The crews Iran. Later in 2018, the son?” she said, in tears. cause for the October crash, have expertise in systems, imposition of U.S. sanctions Others cried as they ap- but days after the accident structures, power plants on Iran — including the proached the terminal. Boeing sent a notice to and operations, according prohibition on the sale of At the crash site, the airlines that faulty informa- to the safety body. NTSB planes to the country — had impact caused the plane to tion from a sensor could says it is an “accredited CHRISTOPHER KATSAROV/AP some concerned that air shatter into small pieces. cause the plane to auto- representative” to the in- Members of the Ethiopian community take part in a special travelers in Iran would be at Personal belongings and matically point the nose vestigation because Boeing prayer Sunday for victims of the Ethiopian Airlines crash. risk because of aging planes. aircraft parts were strewn down. The notice reminded is a U.S. manufacturer. ■ March 2018: More than across the freshly churned pilots of the procedure for State-owned Ethiopian States, Saudi Arabia, Nepal, had flown just 1,200 hours. 50 people were killed when earth. Bulldozers dug into handling such a situation. Airlines is widely consid- Israel, India and Somalia. The last deadly crash of a US-Bangla Airlines flight the crater to pull out buried The Lion Air cockpit ered the best-managed air- Several countries lost more an Ethiopian Airlines pas- from Dhaka, Bangladesh, pieces of the jet. data recorder showed that line in Africa and calls itself than five citizens. senger flight was in 2010, crashed at the airport in Red Cross teams and the jet’s airspeed indicator Africa’s largest carrier. It Some of those aboard when a plane went down Kathmandu, Nepal’s capi- others searched for human had malfunctioned on its has ambitions of becoming were thought to be traveling minutes after takeoff from tal. Investigators attributed remains. As sunset ap- last four flights, though the the gateway to the conti- to a major United Nations Beirut, killing all 90 people the crash to the captain proached, crews were still airline initially said prob- nent and is known as an environmental meeting on board. suffering an “emotional searching for the plane’s lems with the aircraft had early buyer of new aircraft. scheduled to start Monday Sunday’s crash comes as breakdown.” flight-data recorder, said been fixed before it left the “Ethiopian Airlines is one in Nairobi. the country’s reformist ■ May 2018: More than 100 Tewolde Gebremariam, the Indonesian capital of Ja- of the safest airlines in the The plane crashed six prime minister, Abiy Ah- people died when a Boeing airline’s CEO said. karta. world. At this stage we minutes after departing, med, has vowed to open up 737 leased by the Mexican Other worried families U.S. air safety officials are cannot rule out anything,” plowing into the ground at the airline and other sectors company Damojh to Cuba’s gathered in Nairobi. Agnes assisting in the investiga- Gebremariam said. Hejere near Bishoftu, or to foreign investment in a national airline, Cubana, Muilu came to pick up his tion into the crash of the The airline said 149 pas- Debre Zeit, about 31 miles major transformation of the crashed shortly after taking brother: “I just pray that he Ethiopian Airlines plane. sengers and eight crew south of Addis Ababa, at state-centered economy. off from Havana. is safe or he was not on it.” Both the Federal Aviation members were thought to 8:44 a.m. Ethiopian Airlines’ ex- ■ October 2018: A Boeing Relatives were frustrated Administration and Na- be on the plane. The Addis Ababa-Nai- pansion has included the 737 Max crashed not long by the lack of word on loved tional Transportation Safe- Ethiopian Airlines issued robi route links East Africa’s recent opening of a route to after departing from Ja- ones. ty Board will take part in a list showing 35 national- two largest economic pow- Moscow and the inaugura- karta, Indonesia, killing all “Why are they taking us the probe, officials said. ities among the dead, in- ers and is popular with tion in January of a new 189 people on board. Inves- round and round. It is all Although it was too soon cluding 32 Kenyans and 18 tourists making their way to passenger terminal in Addis tigators found that the over the news that the plane to determine the exact Canadians. The list re- safaris and other destina- Ababa to triple capacity. plane should never have left crashed,” said Edwin cause of the Ethiopian Air flected a broad range of tions. the ground. Technical prob- Ong’undi, who was waiting crash, the plane, which was backgrounds, with passen- The jet’s last mainte- The Washington Post con- lems had previously been for his sister. “All we are brand-new, showed a simi- gers from China, the United nance was on Feb. 4, and it tributed. reported. Parliament facing Brexit decisions, drama, deadline By Jill Lawless U.K. entwined with EU That idea is backed by a Associated Press trade rules. May has been phalanx of pro-Brexit poli- seeking changes to reassure ticians, who say it would cut LONDON — After them the situation would be Britain free of EU rules and months of Brexit deadlock, temporary, but the EU re- red tape, allowing the coun- this is it: decision time. At fuses to reopen the with- try to forge an independent least for now. drawal agreement. global trade policy. With Britain scheduled About 100 hard-core But economists and busi- to leave the European Brexit supporters in May’s nesses fear a “no-deal Union in less than three Conservative Party look set Brexit” would hammer the weeks, U.K. lawmakers are to oppose the deal unless economy as tariffs and poised to choose the coun- the backstop is altered. To other trade barriers go up try’s immediate direction offset them, May has between Britain and the EU, from among three starkly courted the opposition its biggest trading partner. different choices: deal, no Labour Party with promises In the short term, there deal or delay. of money for urban regen- could be gridlock at British A look at what might eration. ports and shortages of fresh happen: Oliver Patel, a research produce. In the long run, The House of Commons associate at the European the government says a no- has a second vote sched- Institute at University Col- deal scenario would leave DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/GETTY-AFP uled Tuesday on a deal lege London, says “it’s the economy 6 percent to 9 Dogs stand on a table outside Parliament during a protest Sunday by the anti-Brexit laying out the terms of highly unlikely the deal will percent smaller over 15 Wooferendum campaign, where the group has labeled Brexit a “dog’s dinner.” Britain’s orderly departure be passed. The big question years than remaining in the from the EU. Prime Min- is, what will the margin be?” EU. An extension requires agreement and might try to Jack said. “In which case ister Theresa May and EU If, against the odds, law- Last month, Parliament approval from all 27 re- put it to Parliament a third she will be under a lot of officials agreed to the makers approve the deal, a passed a nonbinding maining EU member coun- time, especially if she loses pressure to follow what agreement in December, short delay to Brexit may be amendment ruling out a tries. They will probably by a small margin on Tues- Parliament wants.” but U.K. lawmakers voted needed so Parliament can “no-deal” Brexit, so law- agree, possibly at a March day. But some lawmakers Anti-Brexit campaigners 432-202 in January to reject translate the agreement’s makers are unlikely to go 21-22 summit in Brussels. want her to have Parliament haven’t abandoned efforts it. To get it approved by terms into British law. But with it now. Whatever the U.K. Par- consider different forms of to secure a new referendum March 29, the day set for the U.K. would be on course If lawmakers reject leav- liament decides, this week Brexit to see if there is a on whether to remain in the Brexit, May needs to per- to leave the EU in the next ing the EU without an will not bring an end to majority for any course of EU. The government op- suade 116 of them to change few months, with a long agreement, they have one Britain’s Brexit crisis. Both action. poses the idea, which at the their minds — a tough task. transition period built in to choice left: seek more time. lawmakers and the public Maddy Thimont-Jack, a moment also lacks majority Opposition to the deal in help people and businesses A vote scheduled for Thurs- remain split between back- researcher at the Institute support in Parliament. Parliament centers on a get used to the new rela- day would decide whether ers of a clean break from the for Government think tank, But that could change if section that is designed to tionship. to ask the EU to delay EU and those who favor said this week’s votes could political paralysis drags on. ensure there are no cus- If the deal is rejected, Britain’s departure by up to continuing a close relation- force the famously stubborn The Labour Party has said it toms checks or border posts lawmakers expect to vote three months. ship — either through a May to compromise. would support a second between EU member Ire- Wednesday on whether to This is likely to pass, post-Brexit trade deal or by “If she loses the vote by referendum if other options land and the U.K.’s North- abandon efforts to secure an since politicians on both reversing the decision to quite a significant margin were exhausted. ern Ireland. Pro-Brexit law- agreement and leave the EU sides of the debate fear time leave. again, it really suggests that “No one really believes makers dislike that the bor- as planned on March 29 is running out to secure an May is unwilling to aban- what she has done is just this is the last chance sa- der “backstop” keeps the without a deal. orderly Brexit by March 29. don her hard-won Brexit not going to fly,” Thimont- loon,” Patel said. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, March 11, 2019 11

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The officials were not in fall. tentially available to the Dlouhy authorized to discuss White House economic president after he declared Bloomberg News budget details publicly be- adviser Larry Kudlow said a national emergency at the fore Monday’s release of Trump’s budget “points a border last month in order A top Republican blasted the plan and spoke on steady glide path” toward to circumvent Congress — the Trump administration’s condition of anonymity. lower spending and bor- although there’s no guaran- potential demand that While pushing down rowing as a share of the tee he’ll be able to use that countries pay the full cost spending in some areas, nation’s economy. He also money if he faces a legal of hosting U.S. troops and including the Environmen- told “Fox News Sunday” challenge, as is expected. then some, saying it’s a tal Protection Agency, the that there was no reason to The standoff over the wall “wrongheaded” move that proposal will seek to in- “obsess” about deficits, and led to a 35-day partial gov- would jeopardize national crease funding in others to expressed confidence that ernment shutdown, the security and relationships align with the president’s economic growth would longest in U.S. history. with allies. priorities, according to one top 3 percent in 2019 and Along with border wall “It would be absolutely official. beyond. Others have pre- money, the proposed devastating,” said Rep. Liz The administration will dicted lower growth. budget will also increase Cheney of Wyoming, who invest more than $80 bil- The border wall, though, funding to increase the heads the House Republi- lion for veterans services, a remains a signature issue “manpower” of Immigra- can Conference and serves nearly 10 percent increase for the president and is tion and Customs Enforce- on the Armed Services J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/AP from current levels, includ- poised to stay at the fore- ment officers and Customs Committee. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., called the House anti-hate reso- ing “significant” invest- front of his agenda, even and Border Patrol at a time On NBC’s “Meet the lution “a sham” by Democrats. ments in rehabilitation, though Congress has re- when many Democrats are Press” on Sunday, Cheney employment assistance and sisted giving him more calling for cuts — or even was responding to a the president on most mat- Thursday. Democrats had suicide prevention. money for it. the elimination — of those Bloomberg News report ters, she said politicians introduced the resolution It will also increase re- Leading Democrats im- areas. The budget also pro- that the administration is must be aware of the secu- in an effort to move past sources to fight the opioid mediately rejected the pro- poses policy changes to end developing “cost plus 50” rity dividends the U.S. gets alleged anti-Semitic com- epidemic with money for posal. sanctuary cities, the admin- plans to force countries to from having troops sta- ments by Omar, a freshman prevention, treatment, re- “Congress refused to istration said. pay the full price of U.S. tioned abroad. Muslim congresswoman. search and recovery, the fund his wall, and he was The budget would arrive soldiers deployed on their “It’s going to be very In an interview on administration said. And it forced to admit defeat and Monday as the Senate read- soil, plus 50 percent or important for us to make “Meet the Press,” Cheney seeks to shift some federal reopen the government. ies to vote this week to more for the privilege. Na- sure that people under- described the House reso- student loan costs to col- The same thing will repeat terminate Trump’s national tions hosting American stand the danger that that lution as “clearly an effort leges and universities. itself if he tries this again,” emergency declaration. forces could see their tab will do to our relationships to actually protect Ilhan By adhering to strict said House Speaker Nancy The Democratic-led House climb five to six times their and to our fundamental Omar, to cover up her budget caps, Trump is sig- Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate already did so, and a hand- current costs. security,” Cheney said. bigotry and anti-Semitism naling a fight ahead. The Democratic leader Chuck ful of Republican senators, “We benefit tremen- The U.S. has been able to by refusing to name her.” president has resisted big, Schumer of New York. uneasy over what they see dously” by stationing sol- protect its security “be- Rep. Jamie Raskin, D- bipartisan budget deals They said the money as an overreach of execu- diers in South Korea, cause we’ve been able to Md., one of the resolution’s that break the caps — “would be better spent on tive power, are expected to Japan, Germany and other work with countries,” Ch- lead sponsors, pushed back threatening to veto one last rebuilding America.” join Democrats in following countries, Cheney said. eney said. “And we should in an interview on MSNBC year — but Congress will In seeking $8.6 billion for suit. Congress appears to “The notion that we are not look at this as though on Sunday. He called the need to find agreement on the wall, the budget request have enough votes to reject now going to somehow somehow we need to measure the most powerful Trump’s declaration but charge them ‘cost plus 50’ is charge them rent or for the anti-Semitism resolution not enough to overturn a really — it’s wrongheaded, privilege of having our “in the history of the BBenefitingenefiting veto. and it would be devastating forces there, because that United States Congress” MMakeake -A-Wish-A-Wish® Trump invoked the to the security of the nation does us a huge benefit as and argued that those who IIllinoisllinois emergency declaration af- and our allies.” well.” opposed it were wrong. ter Congress approved President Donald Also on Sunday, Cheney “History is going to nearly $1.4 billion for bor- Trump’s planned proposal said that House Democrats judge them very harshly der barriers, far less than is in line with his efforts to were trying to protect Rep. for that,” Raskin said. the $5.7 billion he wanted. encourage U.S. allies to Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., with He went on to take aim DDONATEONATE In doing so, he can poten- boost their military spend- last week’s resolution at Trump for a campaign tially tap an additional $3.6 ing. But it’s stoked concerns broadly denouncing hate, ad during the 2016 race. billion from military ac- among diplomats and secu- as a Democratic co-author The ad — which featured counts and shift it to build- rity experts who fear any of the measure pushed images of billionaire phi- YYOUROUR C CARAR ing the wall. That’s causing “cost plus 50” demand back, arguing that “history lanthropist George Soros, discomfort on Capitol Hill, would be an affront to allies is going to judge” those Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd where even the president’s in Asia and Europe who who voted against it. Blankfein and then-Fed- Republican allies are pro- already question the depth Cheney was one of 23 eral Reserve Chair Janet tective of their power to of Trump’s commitment to lawmakers, all Republi- Yellen, all of whom are Free Vehicle We Accept We also accept decide how to allocate fed- them. cans, who opposed the Jewish — was “the most eral dollars. 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NEWS BRIEFING 2020 Dem Staff and news services hopeful backs direct payouts House panel chief says Mueller for slavery should subpoena president AUSTIN, Texas — Democratic presidential WASHINGTON — It poena, Schiff said. Even so, candidate Julian Castro would be a mistake for he shouldn’t rely just on isn’t ruling out direct pay- special counsel Robert written answers, because ments to African-Ameri- Mueller not to subpoena lawyers help write them cans for the legacy of President Donald Trump and there’s no chance for slavery — a stand separat- to appear before a grand follow-up questions, the ing him from his 2020 jury in the investigation of California Democrat said rivals. Russian interference in on NBC’s “Meet the “If under the Constitu- the 2016 election, House Press.” tion we compensate peo- intelligence committee “Probably the best way ple because we take their Chairman Adam Schiff to get the truth would be property, why wouldn’t said Sunday. to put the president under you compensate people Mueller is constrained oath,” Schiff said. ” who actually were proper- by time pressure to con- Trump’s lawyers have SAJJAD HUSSAIN/GETTY-AFP ty,” the former Obama-era clude his work and also suggested the president Tibetan protest: An exiled Tibetan activist stands handcuffed and in chains during a housing secretary and ex- faces a White House that won’t meet with Mueller protest Sunday in New Delhi. Crowds gathered at the Dalai Lama’s temple to mark 60 San Antonio mayor said would likely fight a sub- to answer questions. years since the failed uprising against China that drove the spiritual leader into exile. Sunday. Castro was among the last of a pack of 2020 candidates to speak at the U.S.-backed fighters launch South by Southwest Festi- National security adviser says val in Texas. attack against IS holdouts Amid Democrats’ dis- cussions of reparations, BAGHOUZ, Syria — intense artillery and IS ‘growing’ remains a threat other candidates are dis- U.S.-backed Syrian fight- rocket fire. On several oc- cussing tax credits and ers resumed their offen- casions the village was WASHINGTON — Na- caliphate,” Bolton said. “He only reason for being there other subsidies, rather sive on the last pocket held struck with apparent clus- tional security adviser John has never said that the ... .” Trump appeared to than direct payments for by Islamic State in eastern ter fire. Bolton said Sunday that the elimination of the territori- slightly shift course later the labor and legal oppres- Syria on Sunday, lighting After sunset, amid Islamic State remains a al caliphate means the end that month, stating on sion of slaves and their the skies over the besieged thuds of artillery a large threat and that it is “grow- of ISIS in total. We know Twitter that the extremist descendants. village as artillery shelling column of smoke rose up, ing in other parts of the that’s not the case.” group is “mostly gone.” and heavy gunfire rang out illuminated by explosions, world.” He added that IS fighters Pence, meanwhile, said in the distance. apparently after a strike by The statement by Bolton are “scattered still around in a speech at the State Warplanes and drones cluster fire. in an interview on ABC Syria and Iraq, and that Department in January In Pakistan: Two Euro- circled over the besieged The operation was News’ “This Week” is at ISIS itself is growing in that “the caliphate has pean mountain climbers village of Baghouz. Explo- launched around 6 p.m. odds with statements by other parts of the world. crumbled, and ISIS has who went missing on the sions and fires illuminated after a deadline for IS President Donald Trump The ISIS threat will re- been defeated.” Pakistani mountain Nanga columns of smoke over gunmen to surrender ex- and Vice President Mike main.” Bolton was responding Parbat, the world’s ninth- Baghouz as it came under pired. Pence late last year that the The White House has to a statement by Gen. tallest, were confirmed militant group, which is delivered mixed messages Joseph Votel, the com- dead Saturday by Italy’s also known as ISIS, has on the matter. mander of U.S. forces in the ambassador to Pakistan. been defeated. In a December tweet, Middle East, who said at a Ambassador Stefano “The president has been, Trump announced the U.S. House hearing last week Pontecorvo tweeted that Fighting erupts in Yemen as I think, as clear as clear can was withdrawing from Syr- that the fight against the the search for Italian Dan- U.S.-brokered cease-fire falters be, when he talks about the ia, declaring, “We have de- Islamic State “is far from iele Nardi and Briton Tom defeat of the ISIS territorial feated ISIS in Syria, my over.” Ballard ended after a team SANAA, Yemen — they said. Both the Shiite confirmed that silhouettes Fighting erupted in Houthi rebels who hold spotted at a height of Yemen’s key port city of the city and the govern- about 19,356 feet were the Hodeida on Sunday, the ment-backed troops who Venezuela blackout cripples hospitals; deaths rise bodies of the two climbers first significant clashes oppose them have been missing since Feb 24. since warring sides agreed seen erecting barricades CARACAS, Venezuela — At a news conference power. Karrar Haidri, secre- to a U.N.-brokered cease- and digging defensive Opposition lawmakers and Sunday, proposition leader It was not possible to tary of the Pakistan Alpine fire in December, security trenches. aid groups warned Sunday Juan Guaido said at least 17 independently confirm the Club, said Pakistani au- officials and eyewitnesses “All night long, we hear that an unprecedented deaths had occurred at reports. The Venezuelan thorities had done all they said. the loud roar of machine nationwide blackout in hospitals as a result of the government has released could to find the climbers. Fires burned on the guns and artillery, which Venezuela was causing a outages. little information on the Haidri said that due to main front lines in the had been silent for the past rising number of deaths, as Meanwhile, a medical blackout, blaming it on sab- the altitude and the diffi- city’s east and south, while two weeks,” said resident citizens struggled for a aid group, Codevida, said it otage by U.S. authorities. cult conditions on the exchanges of artillery fire Ahmed Nasser, adding fourth day to find food and had reports of 15 people Trump administration offi- mountain, it would not be shook buildings in combat that he was worried for water and hospitals were who had died due to kidney cials have denied the accu- possible to bring the bod- that broke out overnight, relatives. paralyzed. failure linked to the lack of sation. ies down.

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EDITORIALS ‘National emergency’? No. But why does Congress make it so easy for presidents?

Congressional Republicans almost Republicans widely accused President the national emergency powers to spend Journal, “Congress has provided no uniformly have sided with President Barack Obama for of overstepping his it anyway,” Sen. Lamar Alexander of Ten- standard to judge whether an actual Donald Trump, even when he has deviat- powers to get around Congress, while nessee said. “To me that’s a dangerous emergency exists, and it is all but incon- ed from their longstanding preferences. Democrats generally supported him. The precedent.” Sen. Susan Collins of Maine ceivable that the justices would assert the But his decision to declare a national most notable was Deferred Action for introduced a resolution of disapproval for power to impose their own definition.” emergency to divert funds for a border Childhood Arrivals, which allowed un- the emergency declaration, which Lisa Elizabeth Goitein, co-director of the wall is generating some notable pushback documented immigrants brought to the Murkowski of Alaska and Thom Tillis of Liberty and National Security Program at from his usual allies on Capitol Hill. With United States illegally as children to stay North Carolina have endorsed. Sen Rand the Brennan Center for Justice, told Vox, the Republican-led Senate soon expected and work. It came after Obama failed to Paul of Kentucky also said he would sup- “He has broad leeway to declare an emer- to consider a resolution of disapproval, get legislation to protect the “dreamers” port the resolution, which apparently has gency, frankly, whether one exists or not.” maybe this is the start of something that is — and after he said he lacked the power to enough votes to pass. That’s not the fault of the Framers. long overdue: lawmakers claiming re- protect them without such legislation. The measure is an important exercise, They assumed that the legislative branch sponsibility instead of ducking it. even though Trump is sure to veto it. The would jealously guard its prerogatives In February, in the wake of the longest Now that Trump has acted in defiance problem, after all, is not so much the against attempts by the executive to over- government shutdown ever, Congress of Congress, it’s good to see lawmakers desire of presidents to act unilaterally. It’s step. In our time, though, Congress has passed a measure to fund various federal finally awaken to the dangers of excessive that Congress has done so much to enable often abdicated its responsibilities, pre- departments through September. It omit- presidential authority. Last month, the such actions. The 1976 National Emergen- ferring to let presidents both make deci- ted the money Trump demanded to erect Democratic-controlled House voted to cies Act granted the executive branch sions and take the heat for them. a barrier along the Mexico border. So he overturn Trump’s action. Next comes the broad discretion. Since then, 57 emergen- If members don’t like how Trump is signed the bill and then invoked his emer- Senate, where it’s good to see that some cies have been declared — and most are using his emergency powers, they can gency powers, with the stated plan of Republicans are speaking out on presi- still in effect. Trump is hardly a pioneer. take them away. They would be wise to do using $3.6 billion allotted for military dential overreach, even when the person so, not just to check him but to prevent construction on his signature project — using that power is one of their own. Lawsuits challenging his order are not future presidents, of either party, from which, you may remember, he said Mexi- “We’ve never had a case where the a good bet to succeed in the Supreme following his example. And if they leave co would pay for. president has asked for money, been re- Court. As former White House counsel them intact, they will have only them- This doesn’t sit well with all members. fused the money by Congress, then used Peter Wallison wrote in The Wall Street selves to blame. America’s got a lithium battery problem. Argonne may have the answer. Most of us depend on battery electric vehicle sales will make power to get through the day. up 38 percent of all vehicle sales Smartphones and laptop comput- in the U.S. In 2017, Ford CEO Jim ers don’t run on sunshine. Nei- Hackett said that by 2030, the ther do electric vehicles. This carmaker expects two-thirds of growing reliance creates a prob- all vehicles sold to be either elec- lem: America lags far behind tric or hybrid. Demand from economic nemesis China in the battery makers for lithium is manufacture and recycling of expected to increase 650 percent lithium-ion batteries. by 2027, according to lithium Fortunately, someone’s think- industry market reports. ing about this. At Argonne Na- And yet right now in the U.S., tional Laboratory, 25 miles south- less than 5 percent of lithium west of Chicago, researchers have batteries are collected and recy- begun a $15 million, three-year cled, Argonne officials say. Their project to look into ways to recy- goal: find a way to ratchet up that cle lithium batteries that yield a recycling rate to 90 percent. plentiful, reliable supply of lith- “We’ve done a lot of analysis … ium for years to come. That’s a and if we don’t recycle, we will crucial application of science that run out of materials,” Jeff Span- the United States cannot afford to genberger, director of the Ar- put off. Here’s why: gonne project, told The Associ- The U.S. produces just a frac- ated Press. Collaborating with tion of the world’s lithium, a Argonne will be Oak Ridge Na- reactive metal. Leading lithium tional Laboratory, the National producers include Australia, Renewable Energy Laboratory, Chile, Argentina, China and Zim- and several universities. “If we babwe. Cobalt is also used in had a steady supply from recy- some lithium batteries, and the cled materials, we’d reduce the primary source for that metal is CHINATOPIX risk.” the Democratic Republic of Workers transfer lithium-ion batteries in a factory in Taizhou in east China's Jiangsu province on July 27, 2018. It’s a laptop world, a smart- Congo. Argonne officials say that phone world, a tablet world, and to meet demand, the U.S. will it’s a safe bet that sometime soon, have to forge new ways to tap China’s a big producer of lith- Given America’s competitive Chinese supplies. it’s likely to be an electric car expended lithium batteries and ium batteries, but it already recy- relationship with China, and Just how big will the U.S. need world. Argonne is trying to ready transfer recycled lithium and cles lithium from batteries and President Donald Trump’s trade for lithium be in the future? JP- America for that world. More cobalt into new batteries. has its share of lithium mines. tussles, it’s not wise to rely on Morgan projects that by 2025, power to them.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

How long is this going to last? Ever since the twin politi- cal upheavals of 2016, Britain’s vote for Brexit and Ameri- ca’s election of Donald Trump, analysts have argued about whether this is a temporary aberration, or the beginning of a new era. … The bad news for anguished liberals is that these cycles can last quite a long time: 30 years seems to be about average. In the years since “Brexit-and-Trump,” a global populist movement has gathered momentum. The fact that Mr. Trump is despised by much of the Western establishment and media can obscure this point. But the U.S. president has many admirers. … Jair Bolsonaro, the new president of Brazil, Latin Ameri- ca’s largest country, is an avowed Trump fan. In the Middle East, the Saudi and Israeli governments much prefer Trump to Barack Obama, his predecessor. … The govern- ments of Poland and Hungary are closer ideologically to the Trump White House than to the European Commis- sion in Brussels. Matteo Salvini, the deputy prime minister of Italy (and the country’s most powerful man), also sees Trump as a role model. … The rapid spread of this new political style could be just the beginning of a new era that lasts decades. But there is one major qualification to this idea, that distressed liberals should hang on to. If the period of emulation and intensifi- cation is to last, the populist movement needs more than electoral success. It also needs to point to results in the real world. Gideon Rachman, Financial Times MICHAEL RAMIREZ/THE LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

Lightfoot, Preckwinkle to meet with the Tribune Editorial Board Mayoral finalists Lori Lightfoot and Toni Preckwinkle — no playing favorites, that’s alphabetical! — will meet with the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board at 10 a.m. Tuesday, March 12. Watch live at facebook.com/chicagotribune. For 75 minutes we’ll ask our questions and those you submit to [email protected]. We’ll rely on this session to inform our mayoral endorsement for the April 2 runoff election. We’re grateful to the candidates for making time to talk with us, and to let Chicagoans see them address the issues and each other. If past is prelude, many elementary, secondary and college instructors will exploit the session as an in-class teaching tool or will record it for classroom use. Teachers, students, be our guests! Did we mention facebook.com/chicagotribune? 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, March 11, 2019 PERSPECTIVE

CHICAGO HISTORY MUSEUM Officials for the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago included architect Daniel Burnham, third from left. ‘Make no little plans’? Wait, let’s reconsider that advice. By Carl Smith His major contribution was to ment to consider what the quotation It’s also useful to remember that integrate these into a single compre- means, both in Burnham’s time and the Plan of Chicago expressed the As a historian who has written hensive plan that encompassed the ours. Inspiring as it is, it can be de- large vision of the small group of about Daniel Burnham and the 1909 city and the region and to insist that ployed as a bludgeon by politicians businessmen who sponsored and Plan of Chicago, I’m pleased and planning was necessary. It was un- and developers who wish to use the created it. These were exceptional gratified by the interest and delight wise, even dangerous, to just let quotation to justify whatever they’re people who were extraordinarily surrounding the apparent discovery things happen, to think small. Make proposing at the moment and, per- civic-minded. They worked long of the origin of his famous “Make no no little plans, indeed. haps worse, to dismiss justifiable hours without pay along with Burn- little plans” quotation. It has always sounded like Burn- opposition as a betrayal of the true ham to propose what they believed The quotation has been so tantaliz- ham. For example, the text of the Plan spirit of Chicago. was best for the city. But it was very ing because, while no one could find a of Chicago reads: “There can be no Instead of sweating out all the much a top-down set of ideas with documented source, it has always reasonable fear lest any plans that details (and Burnham was a detail little input from others. seemed to be the kind of thing that may be adopted shall prove too broad man as well as a big thinker) or care- Chicago’s population has been Burnham could have said. After all, he and comprehensive. That idea may be fully considering criticism and ques- shrinking since the middle of the supervised the construction of the dismissed as unworthy of a moment’s tions, they might proclaim, “Make no 20th century. Business is still very 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition, consideration. Rather let it be under- little plans!” implying that they’ve got powerful, but now two African- spearheaded major plans for Wash- stood that the broadest plans which Burnham in their corner and that American women are vying for may- ington, D.C., Cleveland, San Francisco the city can be brought to adopt today thinking big in itself is praiseworthy. or. In 1909, when the Plan was pub- and Manila, as well as Chicago, and in must prove inadequate and limited The Plan of Chicago was the prod- lished, no woman — of any color — many respects pioneered the modern before the end of the next quarter of a uct of a particular historical moment. could even vote. The city, the region, city planning movement. century. ... Therefore, no one should On one hand, the city’s population the nation and the world are more While not all the ideas in the Plan hesitate to commit himself to the and economy were still expanding. complex and interrelated places. We of Chicago are original to Burnham, largest and most comprehensive On the other, there were legitimate still need to make “big plans,” but it is he certainly advanced the implemen- undertaking; because before any concerns that congestion and pollu- incumbent upon us to figure out tation of some of Chicago’s signature particular plan can be carried out, a tion threatened that growth, that carefully just what that means in our elements, including the lakefront still larger conception will begin to Chicago was too much a place to own time. parks, Wacker Drive and the double- dawn, and even greater necessities work and not enough a place to live, decker bridge at Michigan Avenue, will develop.” and that people were thinking too Carl Smith, a professor emeritus at Navy Pier, the Museum Campus, We should not think the job is done much about their short-term profits Northwestern, is author of “The Plan Union Station and coordinated transit because we have a definitive attribu- and too little about its long-term of Chicago: Daniel Burnham and the systems, among others. tion. The discovery provides a mo- well-being. Remaking of the American City.”

Limiting SNAP benefits would make food insecurity worse, not better By Greg Trotter number of people eligible for benefits insufficient jobs. The Trump adminis- childhood poverty from the National under the program through an adminis- tration’s rule change would dramatically Academies of Sciences, Engineering and On a recent morning, I talked to a stu- trative rule change that would limit the limit the ability of states to receive those Medicine determined that “work require- dent at Harold Washington College with ability of states to waive an onerous work waivers. ments are at least as likely to increase as to dreams of studying business and engineer- requirement for their most vulnerable The spin is particularly galling. Agricul- decrease poverty.” ing. About an hour later, I spoke with an residents. ture Secretary Sonny Perdue claims the Expanding SNAP and other programs 88-year-old poet at a senior living facility in Thousands of people in Illinois likely goal is to restore the original intent of offering direct assistance will reduce child- Washington Park. Neither could consis- will be affected by the proposed rule SNAP, “which is to be a second chance, not hood poverty and associated costs over tently afford to buy their own food. change. Among them are military veterans, a way of life.” time, the report said. In dozens of conversations across the people with undiagnosed mental illnesses Perdue’s clear implication is that some To be clear, charity will not be able to city over a couple of days, my colleague at and part-time workers. People of color SNAP recipients choose not to work be- simply pick up the slack if thousands of the Greater Chicago Food Depository and I facing racial discrimination in their job cause they’re living comfortably on federal people in Illinois are suddenly bumped talked to artists, graduate students, former search likely would be disproportionately food assistance. from their SNAP benefits. For every one gang members, church singers and home- affected, as would people with criminal That is, of course, absurd. The average meal provided by the Food Depository in owning retirees. We talked to people who backgrounds who are trying to improve monthly SNAP benefit is $125 per person. Cook County, SNAP benefits provide the had jobs, folks who were recently laid off their lives. And the total number of people participa- equivalent of eight meals. and people struggling to find work because In total, about 755,000 Americans will ting in the program has steadily declined In our recent conversations at the food of recent incarceration or mental illness. lose their benefits, according to estimates since 2013, from about 47 million to about pantries, I met a man named LeVar who They were white, black, Latino and Asian. from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 38 million, according to the most recent had returned home to Chicago after serv- What did they all share in common? For the federal branch that oversees SNAP. data available on the USDA website. ing a prison stint in Michigan for a drug a complex and wide-ranging host of rea- If the proposed rule change goes into That’s because SNAP works as it’s sup- charge. An artist at heart who paints and sons, they all needed food assistance. And effect as written, SNAP recipients who are posed to, expanding and contracting in dances, LeVar recently took a job at a many of them could soon lose their ben- ostensibly able-bodied adults without times of economic need. chicken processing plant in an attempt to efits through the Supplemental Nutrition dependents will be required to work 20 The rule change also comes as more stabilize and improve his fortunes. He also Assistance Program, or SNAP, because of a hours a week and provide documentation. research is emerging that shows that work signed up for SNAP. cruel and wrongheaded plan by the Trump If they fail to do so, they’d only be able to requirements simply don’t work. A work- “Nobody ever plans on struggling to administration disguised as a welfare-to- receive SNAP benefits for three months ing paper from Georgetown University’s make ends meet,” LeVar told me. work initiative. within a three-year period. Center on Poverty and Inequality, released Feeding hungry people prevents longer- Formerly known as food stamps, SNAP This work-reporting requirement and in January, concluded: “Taking away health term societal costs. benefits are a lifeline for Americans trying corresponding time limit are not new. But coverage, food and housing support from It’s also just the right thing to do. to lift themselves out of poverty. But after for years, states such as Illinois — under people who are unable to either document failing to convince legislators to toughen both Republican and Democrat governors work-related activities, work or find work Greg Trotter is senior manager of public SNAP work requirements in the farm bill, — have been able to waive the requirement will cause more harm than good.” relations and content for the Greater Chi- the White House now plans to reduce the for areas with high unemployment or Similarly, a new report on reducing cago Food Depository. 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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE South Side areas ignored The editorial (“Why City Hall now should approve Lincoln Yards,” March 7) endorsing the Lincoln Yards project quotes Jane Jacobs: “Lively, diverse, in- tense cities contain the seeds of their own regeneration.” And it continues: “A static city dies. Cities need to evolve, build and grow.” Much attention has been focused on the development of Lincoln Yards. What about that wide area of unoccu- pied land that formerly housed the Robert Taylor Homes? It is located on the South Side, not the North Side. What about that wide area of unoccupied land that for- merly housed U.S. Steel? It, too, is on the South Side, not the North Side. What about the Near West Side area of the former ABLA Homes? This large swath has also not been developed. True, it is not located on the North Side. Where is the intense discussion for these areas that would benefit the resi- dents and surrounding communities? — QT Carter, Skokie Fine print for Lincoln Yards The editorial supporting the “im- proved” version of the Lincoln Yards plan cites many of the purported benefits. However it fails to address the costs and other related fine print. Has anyone done a real analysis of the return on this invest- ment or are we back in the territory of the infamous parking meter deal? As for the additional “affordable” hous- NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ing to be included, has the Tribune ac- The number of ninth-graders on track to graduate high school in Chicago was 89 percent at the end of the 2017-18 school year. knowledged the sleight of hand involved, by which some of that housing will be built elsewhere leaving the net increase in affordable housing driven by the project at 300? An editorial that addressed the con- An appointed school board is cerns as well as the benefits would have been both more helpful and more con- vincing. working for CPS; don’t change it — Morris Floyd, Chicago By Tim Knowles to improving student outcomes. Rather, an and counting. Cultural chief outstanding elected board is not the way to get there. The result? The number of ninth- I am a volunteer at the Chicago Cultural Research has made it abundantly clear As former head of the Urban Education graders on track to graduate high school Center. Last week, I attended a memorial that Chicago Public Schools has been Institute at the University of Chicago, grew to 89 percent at the end of the 2017- service for a staff member, Ron Salazar, achieving tremendous academic growth home of the Consortium on School Re- 18 school year from 56 percent in 2000. who died unexpectedly and much too for students. In fact, CPS is outperforming search, I had a front-row seat on how the High school graduation rates increased to young. Well over 70 people who work in virtually every district in the country. Yes, district made decisions. It was affirming to 78 percent in 2018 from 51 percent in 2002 the building attended the service, presi- that’s right, virtually every district nation- see how intentionally the board and dis- — results no other city can claim. ded over by Mark Kelly, the commissioner wide. trict leaders used evidence to guide their There’s no magic to improving student of cultural affairs and special events. That’s no accident. For nearly two dec- decision-making. results. It takes dedicated people, time, As Mark spoke, he honored the legacy ades, CPS students have benefited from a A great example was the focus on keep- concerted effort on multiple fronts and of the building and all those, like Ron, who board and school district focused on evi- ing high school freshmen on track to grad- following where the evidence leads us. work there with such pride. I was struck dence-based practices that improve re- uate from high school. The district organ- Chicago is doing that. with how that group of people represent a sults. ized resources, supports and policy to We have a winning formula — one that microcosm of the city, people of every At this juncture — despite good inten- ensure that students started high school is working for students and is the envy of ethnicity, color and ability. tions — the impact of an elected school strong. They created new summer pro- the nation. It doesn’t take a researcher to I was also struck with how lucky we are board would be distracting at best, and gramming, trained teachers and counsel- know not to mess with that. to have Mark as our commissioner. He’s would take Chicago backward at worst. ors, strengthened relationships with an outstanding leader, hardworking, with Simply put, the current system is working feeder elementary schools and provided Tim Knowles was chairman and director of a vision to expand programming to be for young people. It is hard to imagine that direct interventions for students when the University of Chicago Urban Education interesting, fun, inclusive and accessible rough-and-tumble city politics, money, their grades or attendance started to wob- Institute and founded University of Chicago for residents and visitors alike. school priorities defined by electoral cy- ble. They communicated regularly with Urban Labs. He now serves as managing As we look forward to a new city ad- cles and a mayor less accountable for our parents about the importance of freshman partner of the Academy Group, a new enter- ministration, I fervently hope that our schools is a gamble worth taking. year and whether their students were on prise designed to prepare young people from new mayor will have the good sense to This is not to say deep parent and civic track. And, most important, they stayed the nation’s most resilient communities to keep Mark on to continue the great work. engagement in schools is not instrumental with the work for the long haul — 15 years realize their full potential. — Judith Corbeille, Chicago Pennsylvanian cheers Chicago hospitality ‘Captain Marvel’ and today’s exhausting feminism My family recently attended my grand- son’s Navy boot camp graduation. I was being told to smile more ...” faith has declined in America, Thompson pleasantly surprised to find the people of Wait. What? Let’s stop here, shall we? notes, “everybody worships something. Chicago and Waukegan and Kenosha in Out of the world’s massive crab bucket of And workism is among the most potent of Wisconsin very helpful, kind and courte- problems, let us stop and consider the the new religions competing for congre- ous. modern scourge among American women gants.” Morph workism with feminism Quite the opposite from the area of of being told to smile more. Has it been and boy, oh boy, you’ve got something to Pennsylvania where I live in. We were two seconds? OK, that’s probably enough behold. totally lost at O’Hare International Airport Heather Wilhelm time — although if you google “Captain I have a fairly old-school view when it at 2:30 in the morning when a man saw Marvel” and “smile more,” you will dis- comes to female empowerment: Women how confused we were. Gird your loins, America, for I have a cover that many people fervently disagree. should be free to pursue their dreams, He left the bus he was operating to bone-rattlingly powerful tale to tell: In For the record, I have never been told whether that involves being an astro- explain how to get into the parking area. case you haven’t heard, there is a new to smile more. This deeply worries me, naut or an accountant or a farmer or a From hotel managers, waitresses and movie in theaters, and it will reportedly because perhaps it means I am smiling too stay-at-home mom. I’ve also been people working at the attractions, it was change the way you look at the world much. Truly, it keeps me up at night, around long enough to see that Ameri- all an enjoyable experience. We also found forever. It is called “Captain Marvel,” and brooding like a superhero in anguish! Just can culture relentlessly pushes high- most heartening the fact that Midwest- it is based on a comic book superhero, and kidding. It doesn’t worry me at all, be- achieving young women to obsessively erners actually obey traffic laws and speed the superhero is played by ... here, you cause it doesn’t matter. I don’t care, and put their careers first in their lives, no limits. We were not tailgated or cut off a might grab your smelling salts, because neither should you, and nobody should be matter what their ultimate personal single time. this is super groundbreaking and wildly in a tizzy about this particular subject in goals might be — even if those goals On the other hand I did notice that controversial in the year 2019 ... A WOM- general, because life is precious and very involve having a family. during our stay that it was warmer in AN. short. As Thompson notes in The Atlantic, Anchorage, Alaska, than it was in Whoa! I know! It’s mind-boggling! This With that in mind, here’s what does “having a job or career they enjoy” is Waukegan. When it comes to cold, Chi- has never happened before, except when worry me a bit, even if it is a bit tangential: noted as “extremely or very important” cago is in the “latitude with the attitude”! it happened two years ago, when “Won- “Captain Marvel,” or at least the reception for 95 percent of teens. Only 47 percent — Rick Keen, Lancaster, Pa. der Woman” came out, which was also to it, might be a subtle indicator of how rank getting married with the same im- when an impressively large press cohort suffocating modern feminism has be- portance. Between men and women, Let’s work toward collectively and conveniently forgot the come. guess who loses more from this cultural countless strong female leads that had At a base level, the very idea of a super- phenomenon? (Hint: It’s the half with the sustainability occurred even before then! Remember hero is innately goofy or farcical, or at shorter biological clock.) Living next to Lake Michigan, I’ve those fevered days? Remember when an least it should be. But “Captain Marvel,” Don’t get me wrong: Work can be very always felt lucky; we get the coastal city alarming number of movie critics simulta- by most accounts, is almost perfect: good! I’ve done a lot of it myself. I’m as big experience in a landlocked state. Recently, neously lost their minds over the sheer Strong. Beautiful. Driven. Ultra-powerful. a fan of free-market capitalism as the next though, I’ve begun to feel a more pes- raw feminism of “Wonder Woman,” docu- According to Slate, she is a “serious, stolid red-blooded American who grew up simistic luck: Our city is not going to be menting how they cried at the theater and type whose steel will and laser-focused during the Reagan administration, trust engulfed by the ocean. declaring that viewing “Wonder Woman” commitment to her mission make her a me. Unfortunately, the modern feminist Climate change has given my genera- might have been the most powerful expe- formidable foe even when her fists aren’t vision somehow morphs that capitalism tion a purpose: saving the Earth. In order rience of their life, which should deeply glowing orange with photon-blasting into its worst caricature, or a Hobbesian to do so, we need to stop relying on fossil worry us all if that is indeed really true? superpowers,” which is impressive in- war of all against all. Weirdly, it also si- fuels. While becoming carbon-neutral is a It’s OK if you don’t remember: The deed. multaneously suggests that we all should good first step, I believe it is our commu- internet appears to be melting all of our But what does it say about our culture be getting up at 5 a.m. daily to prep for, nity’s responsibility to commit to 100 brains. Anyway, I liked “Wonder Woman,” that influential people take a movie like say, three Ironman races a year — or, even percent renewable energy as soon as pos- and I’m sure “Captain Marvel” is fine, this — and similar so-called representa- better, as the Los Angeles Times recently sible, and that’s why I support the cam- despite the web of semi-hysterical press tions of women, which, as a reminder, are put it, “train like a noble Kree warrior paign for the University of Illinois at Chi- surrounding its release. The women in the based on fictional comic book characters hero” based on “Captain Marvel” star Brie cago to become 100 percent sustainable by film, intones one review at Forbes, “are with alien superpowers — so seriously? Larson’s nine-month pre-movie workout 2050. It would go a long way for the rest of pilots, they are scientists, they are warri- Perhaps it’s because modern feminism plan. Right. the city. After all, the Earth is not going to ors, and while some of the men around has morphed into a crazed culture of Alternatively, you could just go running wait for us to catch up. them might not understand that or accept unforgiving, humorless and ultimately a few times a week and call it a day. Forget — Garrett Ramage, Chicago it, the women don’t frankly need them to atomized workaholism. But hey, that’s just “leaning in,” America — lean out with me! and aren’t going to wait around for the my theory. Let’s start a movement together! You myopic men to catch up to the facts.” On Feb. 24, The Atlantic published a won’t get to be a proverbial “Captain For online exclusive letters go to www. Ah, yes! Those daft, myopic men, al- fascinating essay by Derek Thompson on Marvel,” but that’s OK. Like much of chicagotribune.com/letters. Send letters by ways fouling things up! But wait, there’s the rise of American “workism,” which he today’s pop feminism, that sounds kind of email to ctc-TribLetter@chicagotribune. more: “That’s not to say, however, that describes as a “kind of religion” that exhausting and not very fun. com or to Voice of the People, Chicago ‘Captain Marvel’ doesn’t remind us of the promises “identity, transcendence and Tribune, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, sorts of daily frustrations, struggles, and community” by centering one’s life Heather Wilhelm is a National Review Chicago, IL 60601. Include your name, inequalities women face in society — around work. While traditional religious Online columnist. address and phone number. 18 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, March 11, 2019 “My invisible Lyric hearing aids changed my life.”

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Jill Schlesinger Jill on Money Don’t let poor spending decisions wreck retirement Because many of us focus on retire- ment saving for many years, we some- times forget how difficult it is to spend the money in a smart and methodical way during retirement. As I write in my new book, “The Dumb Things Smart People Do With Their Money,” “If you indulge yourself too much during those early years of retirement, you won’t leave yourself enough to support yourself years or decades later.” Here’s more from the chapter, “Dumb Thing #8: You Indulge Yourself DREAMSTIME Too Much During Your Early Retire- ment Years”: You’ve worked so hard for so long — now is the time to enjoy it. And not to be morbid, but you probably know of friends or relatives who died before Business travel’s cost they had a chance to enjoy their golden years. So by all means, please, enjoy your- self. Live for today. You do deserve it. But be reasonable. A decade later, may- be two, you’ll be glad you were. The tendency to indulge too much to the environment early on in retirement amounts to a failure in long-term planning. So many Offset your carbon smart people are surprisingly ignorant Choose ways to be of exactly how much they’ll need. We footprint might put money into our 401(k) plans kinder to the Earth Offsetting the CO2 from your travels through our jobs, but most of us don’t can make you feel slightly less guilty sit down and review the numbers me- By John DiScala about your business trips. thodically. Who really wants to think A carbon offset is a reduction in about growing old and, eek, dying? emissions of carbon dioxide or other So, the years pass by, and when we ave you ever wondered greenhouse gases to compensate for get to retirement, we wing it. We look what impact your business emissions made elsewhere. There are at our retirement accounts and see air travel has on the envi- several sites that allow you to buy off- some sizable figure — $1 million, $2 ronment? Each time you fly, But if there isn’t an eco-friendly hotel sets to pay for green projects, such as Hharmful greenhouse gases such as car- near your destination, then do what you tree planting and support for renew- million, $3 million, or more — and we say, “Eh, that’s a big chunk of change. I bon dioxide are released into the Earth’s can to reduce your carbon footprint able energy. can splurge on myself right now.” atmosphere and oceans. while at a regular one, or consider Several airlines allow travelers to Many people tune out and make The fastest way to travel is very dam- Airbnb or VRBO. voluntarily pay for carbon offsets. poor spending choices when they aging to the environment. When I stay at a hotel, I re-use my Delta, United, JetBlue, Qantas, Luft- retire because they feel overwhelmed, Fortunately, there are ways to reduce towels and don’t require the bed to be hansa and other airlines participate in depressed or just plain out of sorts. For the carbon footprint you leave on the made up with fresh sheets every day. green projects, such as planting trees, the bulk of our working lives, retire- world, in addition to avoiding flying You also can only use the lights in your protecting forests and turning landfill ment seems like an abstraction, some- when you can. Here are a few steps to hotel room when absolutely necessary waste into energy. thing that will happen someday but not take the next time you travel. and unplug everything that’s not in use. now. Reduce how much you We think about what it might be like, Look for alternatives Take direct routes but we don’t truly think deeply about it. throw away All of a sudden, it’s upon us — a major to flying Taking alternative forms of trans- I carry a BPA-free reusable water life change akin to getting married or The most obvious way to reduce your portation to reach your destination isn’t bottle wherever I travel. You can even having kids. carbon footprint is to fly less. Consider always possible. To lessen your impact buy one with a filter inside if you’re For decades, we got up and went to taking a bus or train to get to your desti- on the environment while still being worried about water quality. Fill up at work. Now we don’t. For decades, we nation. If you have a business trip a few mindful of your traveling, take the most an air- port water fountain had colleagues supporting and annoy- hours away, taking a bus that uses re- direct routes to your destination. each time you pass by ing us. Now we don't. For decades, we newable energy can drastically diminish Planes release the most car- one. had goals and a sense of forward mo- CO2 emissions. bon during takeoff and landing. If you absolutely tion in our lives. Now we don't. For If your trip requires you to travel a Instead of taking the cheaper must buy bottled decades, we might have had illusions of few states over, take a train. According flight with one or two stops, opt water, recycle the living forever. Now we don’t. to the National Geographic Green for a nonstop. bottles and any food Add to all this, we’re surrounded by Guide, if you take the train, you’ll cut If you’re flying internationally, containers you can. experts telling us what to do and not do carbon dioxide by half compared to a search for the flight with the When buying to get the most out of our golden years. plane trip. And electric trains emit fewest stops. food, avoid any- And our kids are giving us advice. And about 25 percent less carbon than a thing with exces- we’re thinking about the example set diesel train. Not only do you get to enjoy Fly economy sive packaging. by our own parents. Oh, and did I men- the view as you roll along, you also can Bring your own tion the ghastly specter of death staring really stretch out in a train car. 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Since buying his long-term care insur- ance 15 years ago, Weingarten, a certified Premium price shock financial planner in Lawrenceville, N.J., has faced two rate increases. When he got the first increase, he calculated how much his Options when policy for long-term care daily benefit had grown at a 5 percent compounded rate. suddenly costs more He found that his coverage was more than care costs in his area, so he reduced By Kimberly Lankford Some rate increases that were approved ROCKETCLIPS/DREAMSTIME/MARK ADAMS future adjustments to 3.5 percent and kept by states last year are now affecting policies premiums the same. At the next rate in- Most people who bought long-term-care up for renewal. If you get a rate increase younger than usual —because of his par- crease, he chose to pay the extra premiums insurance policies more than five years ago notice, you usually have a few choices. ents’ experience. Weingarten’s mother was and keep coverage as is. have had at least one round of rate in- You could pay the extra premiums and diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when he Even after the rate increases, the cost of creases. keep the policy as is, or you could keep was a teenager and needed increasingly an older policy is generally much less than When insurers first offered long-term- premiums the same and make changes to more expensive care for several years be- switching to a new policy, because rates care policies, they underestimated the the coverage, such as reducing the inflation fore she died. have increased and you’d pay more because number of people who would have expen- protection from 5 percent to about 3 per- His parents spent down almost all of you’re older. sive claims, and they expected more people cent, or reducing the benefit period from their savings and eventually turned to to drop their policies before they would five years or more to about three years. Medicaid, which paid for his mother’s Kimberly Lankford is a contributing editor have to pay out. Some insurers have in- Ken Weingarten and his wife, Trina, nursing home but left his father at age 50 to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine. creased rates on older policies by up to 90 both 51, bought long-term-care insurance with just the couple’s house, car and lim- Send your questions and comments to mon- percent. when they were in their late 30s — much ited retirement savings. [email protected]. 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, March 11, 2019 SUCCESS

Terry Savage The Savage Truth This spring looks like smart time to buy home Home buying has been out of favor since the mortgage crisis of 2008-2009. That’s DREAMSTIME when everyone learned the dangers of being overextended with mortgage debt — and with credit card debt used to furnish a house and maintain a lifestyle. By 2016, the U.S. homeownership rate had sunk to 62.9 percent — a level not seen AUDIT AHEAD since the mid-1980s and far below the nearly 70 percent homeowner level seen in 2005. Actions that increase chances of IRS flagging tax returns But building equity in a home you can afford is a discipline that will likely pay off percent. The error rate associated with pense occurred. in the long run, whether you choose to sell paper returns is 21 percent, according to Do not claim unreimbursed employ- in later years or use that equity in the form TurboTax. ee business expenses. This deduction is of a reverse mortgage to stay in your home. There are certain errors that the IRS suspended through 2025. And more Americans seem to agree. is almost certain to discover. For exam- It is not unusual for taxpayers to American households that own their homes ple, make sure you report dependents receive notices from the IRS regarding rose to 64.8 percent in the fourth quarter of and exemptions accurately. The IRS their returns. These notices can specify last year, up from 64.2 percent a year earlier, By Elliot Raphaelson automated system will easily detect any that you owe additional taxes, that you according to U.S. Census Bureau figures. The Savings Game discrepancies based on prior returns. made errors on your return or that you The homeownership rate has not been that If you are self-employed and file are receiving a higher refund. Or they high since 2014. Nobody wants to face an audit from Schedule C, you are four times more may request additional information. Yes, interest rates jumped a bit and made the Internal Revenue Service. Luckily, likely to receive questions about your Pay attention to the tax year associ- mortgages slightly more costly. Also, tariffs the probability of being audited is quite return. Make sure that you maintain ated with the notice. It may be for a affected some building materials prices, small for the average taxpayer. good records for all of your deductions. prior year. making construction costs rise. Both trends It’s estimated that only 0.6 percent of If you believe a specific deduction may You generally will have 30 days to have tempered in recent months. taxpayers are likely to be audited. If you be questioned by the IRS, you may want respond to an IRS notice. If you agree That sensitivity to mortgage rates and report zero gross adjusted income, the to include in your return a copy of the that you owe additional taxes, reply housing costs is a good reason why this probability of being audited increases to receipt associated with the expense. within the 30 days with a check or mon- spring might be the best time in years to just under 2.6 percent. I file Schedule C every year, and I ey order using the reference number purchase a home. The Fed has said it will According to TurboTax, the red flags regularly include such documentation. I indicated on the notice, including the patiently keep interest rates low. And it that increase the probability of being have not been audited, despite filing voucher included with the notice. looks like progress is being made on trade audited are: having a home business Schedule C every year. Not responding within 30 days will agreements. Inflation remains contained, at that loses money each year; taking a Another way to raise suspicion is result in additional fines if you owe least for now. Plus, the fall slowdown in home office deduction, especially when contributing more than 30 percent of money. Don’t assume you will be audi- home sales could lead to a surge of new you claim a high percentage of your your income to charity. (If you are over ted as a result of an IRS notice. Howev- spring listings, giving buyers an opportunity living space is used for business; and 70 1/2 and subject to required minimum er, you should always respond within 30 to negotiate. claiming a high proportion of itemized distributions, and use the standard days. Delaying a response past 30 days There are, of course, still some potential deductions to income. An example of deduction, have your contributions will never work to your advantage. negatives to home ownership, or at least the latter might be someone who takes made directly from the custodian of If you don’t agree with the notice, some aspects you should consider. Rising deductions of $40,000 on an income of your IRA to the qualified charity. This respond as soon as possible with a writ- taxes tops the list. $60,000. will reduce your adjustable taxable ten explanation. Explain clearly the If you live in a city or state that has If you do prepare your tax return income and your income tax.) reason for disagreement and include budget problems, it’s likely that the burden using TurboTax software, you can use Other red flags are bad debt ex- copies of all relevant documents. will be covered by increased property taxes. their audit support options if you are penses, casualty losses, high medical Keep the originals for your files. You Take that into consideration when consid- audited. expenses, business travel, and high meal should maintain a separate file includ- ering total costs of ownership. And, of As you would expect, if there are and entertainment expenses. Make sure ing the IRS notice and your responses. course, if you know you are likely to move errors on your return, there is a higher you retain proper documentation of or be transferred for your job, renting is probability of being audited. E-filing these expenses in case of an audit. Elliot Raphaelson welcomes your always a better option. helps reduce error rates; the error rate When appropriate, document the par- questions and comments at A decade of potential home buyers used for electronically filed returns is 0.5 ticipants and where and when the ex- [email protected]. these factors as a reason to rent. But instead of remembering past horror stories of over- priced home ownership, this is a good time to reconsider the benefits of buying. So, here are some techniques that can help you get the best deal.

Prequalify for a mortgage: A written OK Pilot protection by a mortgage lender moves you to the head of the buyers pack. Check out Quicken’s your insurer whether you need to get Rocket Mortgage or Guaranteed Rate or Do insurance policies special coverage. Lending Tree for an easy online prequalifi- cover drone damage? If your drone damages your car, it cation process. would be covered by the comprehensive By Kimberly Lankford coverage on your car insurance. And it Consider the Bank of Mom and Dad: A may be covered by the liability coverage new report by Legal & General Group says on your homeowners or renters’ insur- that help from parents and friends “sup- Q: I plan to buy a drone soon. Will ance if it damages someone else's car. ported the purchase of $317 billion worth of my insurance cover any damages it Your homeowners or renters insur- property across America in 2018. That might cause? ance may pay to replace a stolen drone accounts for 1.2 million homes, with an A: Damages caused by drones may be (after the deductible). Ask your insurer DREAMSTIME average sum of $39,000 lent or given.” The covered by the liability portion of your about the property coverage limits on report says 20 percent of homeowners homeowners or renters insurance pol- your policy. sign up for Medicare Easy Pay, a free across the U.S. said they received help from icy, but the details vary by insurer. If your home insurance policy pro- service through Medicare that deducts family or friends in purchasing their cur- “Some homeowners policies cover vides no-fault medical coverage, it may your premiums from a savings or check- rent home. model or hobby aircraft, others cover cover any injuries to others caused by ing account each month, usually on the only model aircraft, and others exclude the drone (but not injury to your own 20th of the month. Clean up your credit report and raise any aircraft,” says Bill Wilson, an insur- family members), according to the To sign up, submit Form SF-5510, your score: A higher credit score can make ance educator who runs the Insur- Insurance Information Institute. Authorization Agreement for Preautho- a big difference in your monthly mortgage anceCommentary.com blog. The Insurance Information Institute rized Payments, with your Medicare payments. You’ll get the lowest rates if your Contact your insurance agent or recommends checking your insurance number, bank account number and score is above 740. Go to CreditKarma.com company to find out whether your coverage for drones frequently because bank routing number. Otherwise, you for your free score. Paying down credit card drone is covered and if there are any insurers continue to develop their cov- can receive a bill and send a check each balances can make a big impact quickly. requirements or restrictions. You usu- erage as drones become more popular month, or you can have the bill paid Spring is the traditional home-buying ally have to register your drone with the and the technology evolves. through your bank’s online bill pay season, no matter where you live in Ameri- Federal Aviation Administration. (It service. ca. Economic factors may make this spring costs $5 to register drones for recre- Q: How can I pay Medicare premi- For more information about your the best opportunity in recent years. And ational use with the FAA for three years. ums if I’m not receiving Social Secu- options, see “Pay Part A and Part B that’s the Savage Truth. Register online at https://faadrone- rity benefits yet? Can I have the bill Premiums” at Medicare.gov. zone.faa.gov.) paid automatically from my bank Terry Savage is a registered investment ad- The policy may cover hobby use of account? Kimberly Lankford is a contributing viser and the author of four best-selling the drone, but not commercial use by a A: There are several ways to pay your editor to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance books, including "The Savage Truth on Mon- business. For example, if you’re being Medicare premiums if you aren’t receiv- magazine. Send your questions and com- ey." She responds to questions on her blog at paid to take pictures with the drone, ask ing Social Security benefits. You can ments to [email protected]. TerrySavage.com.

A little help, please SOURCE: Inc. Networking is important, but many businesspeople do it wrong. Here are some ways to get what you want.

Don’t always ask for something Keep it simple High-level executives often get There’s a limited time to answer emails. Do not tell several emails a week from people your life story in your email request. Be polite and looking for a job or requesting some give a brief setup and then ask for what you need. help. Connecting with someone over Have one specific question that you feel will time is a much better way of getting provide you with the greatest impact. assistance when you need it. Perhaps you can meet at a conference or Be grateful A nice follow-up, such as a grateful email or maybe you have a way of helping out THANKS! the person with whom you want to handwritten card, to say thank you for your help connect. Avoid being the person will be appreciated. That person will be more who always wants something. likely to remember you and help you in the future. Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, March 11, 2019 3 SUCCESS Tips for the nervous investor How to manage risk if you fear market crashes

By Larry Alton come up with a smart strat- egy. First, we need to set clear Investing in the stock expectations for how stock market is the smart way to market crashes work, and grow your money. Stocks whether you really need to are riskier than some as- be afraid of them. The sets, like bonds, but have standard definition for a enormous potential for stock crash is any day when growth, so long as you the S&P 500 or Dow Jones diversify your portfolio. Industrial index falls by That said, there’s always more than 10 percent. the possibility of a stock Some crashes have led to market crash, a period of total price drops of 40 time when stock prices percent or more. Since the plummet. Many new in- 1920s, there have been four DREAMSTIME vestors are afraid of this major stock market possibility, partly because crashes: in 1929, in 1987, in regularly, you’ll buy in at your portfolio with stocks proportionately in poor silver aren’t good invest- market prognosticators 1999 and 2000 (because of many different price levels. from different industries market conditions. ments to grow your wealth have been broadcasting the the dotcom bubble), and in Imagine investing at the and of varying sizes, so over time, but they are real potential for the next bear 2008. Undoubtedly, losing bottom, and tripling your you’re never exposed to too Bonds: Bonds don’t see the assets and their prices market. 40 percent of your invest- money in less than a dec- much risk. same level of growth as remain relatively stable. In light of the market ment would be considered ade. You’ll also need to put stocks, but they’re ex- They tend to experience hawks, it is easy to under- a significant loss. Putting stock market money in gradually — ideal- tremely stable investments. price growth when the stand why investors may However, regardless of crashes in perspective ly a few times a year — so They should occupy a stock market crashes, and have trepidation about whether these crashes led helps you be less afraid of you don’t find yourself in greater percentage of your therefore, serve as reason- investment decisions. to a recession or a full-scale them. That doesn’t mean the position of buying at portfolio as you get older, able complementary in- For example, many mil- depression, they have al- you can safely ignore them, the top and suffering the and as you attempt to re- vestments if you're antici- lennials are especially ways been followed by a but you can avoid letting worst elements of the duce your total exposure to pating one. skittish about investing in period of recovery. For them dictate your entire crash. risk. Even in a volatile mar- stocks because they came example, if you had in- strategy and living in fear. That said, if you seri- ket or an uncertain one, of age in or around the vested $1,500 across the Much of the impact of a ously suspect a market REITs and real estate: investing in the stock economic collapse of 2008. S&P 500 in January 2008, it stock market crash can be crash is on the horizon, or Real estate is often a tan- market is good for your If you’re finally in a finan- would have fallen to less mitigated by investing for you’re nearing retirement gible investment, and one financial future. Don’t let cial position to be able to than $800 by March of the long term. In the con- and need to guard yourself that provides a different fears of a crash deter you invest in stocks, you might 2009. text of an entire decade, against one, there are some type of return than the from investing; instead, be concerned about the But by April 2013, it stock market crashes typi- strategies you can use to stock market; you can col- use it as inspiration to looming threat of a trade would be up to $1,600, and cally are a blip on the radar. mitigate your risks even lect rent in addition to learn more about market war pushing stock prices today, it would be nearly Investing for the long- further. seeing growth on your fluctuations, and compen- lower, especially after the $2,700. Stock market term means buying and property values. If you sate for them with the tumultuous back half of crashes, for most investors, holding for years, if not Steady market sectors: don’t want to buy real right strategies. 2018. are more of a temporary decades, and not selling Invest in steady market property, you could invest But being scared of a annoyance than an invest- your stocks at the first sign sectors, like utilities, which in real estate investment Larry Alton is an independ- stock market crash isn’t ment-ending catastrophe. of trouble. Your losses and are historically less affected trusts. ent business consultant necessarily a good reason to On top of that, stock gains only truly exist once by crashes than other sec- specializing in social media avoid investing altogether. market crashes are rare, you realize them by selling. tors. Tech and luxury goods Precious metals: Pre- trends, business and entre- It just means you need to and if you put money in It also means diversifying stocks tend to suffer dis- cious metals like gold and preneurship. 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, March 11, 2019

OBITUARIES

THOMAS TEWKSBURY 1930-2019

HR exec led board of Death Notices Enright, Jerome Francis ‘Jerry’ Brodien, Marshall E. Jerome Francis “Jerry” Enright, age 54, passed away Marshall Brodien age 84 of Geneva. Loving hus- peacefully in Naples, FL surrounded by his family; Central DuPage Hospital Native of Chicago, formerly of Oak Park, resident of band of Mary nee Doyle. Beloved father of Anita Elmhurst, graduate of Oak Park River Forest HS and By Bob Goldsborough in equality of opportunity (Michael) Brazeau, Marshall Western Illinois University; owner of Vision Safety, employee at JW Watts; Devoted father of Jack, Liam Chicago Tribune and felt very strongly about (Lisa) Brodien, John (Dimitra) Brodien and the late and Ryan; loving brother of Charlie (Betty) Enright, diversity,” Matthew Tewks- Mike Enright, Joe Enright, Bill (Jeanne) Enright, Mary Thomas Tewksbury was bury said. Christine Brodien, as well as step-children: Lisa Kluge, Erin (Ray) Cronin, and Patrick (Kris) Enright; cherished a longtime human re- Tewksbury retired from (Steven) Lukasiewicz, and son of Margaret “Peg”, nee Mahoney and the late sources executive at Sears Allstate in 1994. Joseph Cannella. Dear grand- William Enright; loving uncle of Rebecca, C h r i s , and Allstate who chaired Tewksbury chaired the father of Anna (Matthew) Genevieve, Cathy, Mikey, Jackie, Julie, Shawn, Grace, the board of directors of board of Central DuPage Darnall, Michael Brazeau, Joe, Luc, Shane, MeMe, Tommy, Finn, and Isabella; Central DuPage Hospital in Hospital in Winfield from Matthew Brazeau, Angela Torrey, Olivia dear nephew of Patricia Phelan; cousin of many; Winfield during periods of 1984 until 1987 and from Torrey, Molly Shavey, John Brodien, former spouse of Karen McNulty Enright. Jerry significant change. 1994 until 1997. After that, Samantha Brodien, and Ziva Brodien, was a larger than life presence that never failed four step-grandchildren: Daniel Kluge, to greet you with a smile and an infectious zest for “Tom was a real gentle- he served for about a decade life. His life took him from a student on the stages man and he was a very on the board of the hospi- Tyler Lukasiewicz, Isabella Lukasiewicz, and Nathan Kluge, and one great-grandchild: Jack Darnall, and at Second City to “Mayor of Terminal 5” at O’Hare honest guy who was consid- tal’s parent company, Cen- one more on the way. Fond Brother of the late Airport. His enthusiasm was well know in the erate and gave issues a great tral DuPage Health System. Charles. Visitation will be held Wednesday March neighborhood, on the golf course, in the press box deal of consideration before FAMILY PHOTO During his time on the 13 at St. Peter Catholic Church 1891 Kaneville Rd. announcing his son’s games and even in the pool making any final judg- While in college, Thomas parent company’s board, Geneva from 10:00 am until the time of Funeral with the US Masters swim club. He will be a loss felt ments,” said Neal Halleran, Tewksbury pitched in the Tewksbury headed the exe- Mass at 1:00 pm with Father Jonathan Bakkelund my many and a man forgotten by no one. Visitation Monday, 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. and Tuesday, who served on the Central minor leagues for two sea- cutive search process that Celebrant. Interment is private. Memorials may be 8:00 a.m. until time of funeral 9:00 a.m. at Gibbons DuPage Health System sons. resulted in the hiring of made to Arden Courts, 2388 Bricher Rd. Geneva, Il. 60134, Heartland Hospice, 1010 Executive Drive Funeral Home, 134 South York Road, (½ mile North board with Tewksbury. Luke McGuinness as CEO. of Saint Charles Road), Elmhurst. Mass of Christian Tewksbury, 88, died of Allstate, then a subsidiary of “Tom was elegant, Suite 200, Westmont, Il. 60559, or Alzheimers Association 225 Michigan Ave. Fl 17, Chicago, Il. Burial 9:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Catholic pneumonia on Feb. 18 at Sears, as its vice president thoughtful and measured in 60601. Arrangements handled by Malone Funeral Church. Interment Queen of Heaven Catholic Wynscape Nursing and Re- for corporate human re- his responses (while on the Home Geneva 630-232-8233 or visit malonefh.com Cemetery, Hillside. In lieu of flowers, memorial habilitation Center in sources. In 1986, he became board),” said McGuinness, contributions may be made to the Enright Children Wheaton, said his son Allstate’s senior vice presi- now the CEO of a hospital Education Fund. For funeral information please call Matthew. A Wheaton resi- dent of human resources system in upstate New York. 630-832-0018 or www.gibbonsfuneralhome.com dent since 1964, Tewksbury and also joined Allstate’s During Tewksbury’s time Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries had been in declining health board of directors. on the health system’s for the past year, his son “You could always count board, the board undertook Brousil, Eleanor F. said. on him to do the right thing significant facility expan- Eleanor F. Brousil, nee Pospichal, age 89, of Fishman, Ruth Mendelson Born in Evanston, for the right reasons in the sions at the hospital and Brookfield; beloved wife of the late Joseph F.Brousil; loving mother of Robert Brousil, Carol (Larry) Anders, Ruth Mendelson Fishman, nee Rosenthal, age 96, Tewksbury moved with his right way. The man had so considered a merger with Michael (Jeanette) Brousil, Edward Brousil, Nancy of Boca Raton, FL, formerly of Chicago. family to Wethersfield, much integrity, and he was Edward Hospital in Bechtold and Ellen (John) Reichler; dear grand- Beloved wife of the late William Conn., while he was a such a kind and caring Naperville. Central DuPage mother of Jeff, Tim, Joel, Charles (fiancé Deanna), Mendelson and the late Aleck Fishman; youngster, and he graduat- person,” said retired All- ultimately merged with Staci (fiancé Logan) and Jack; great grandmother of loving mother of Donna (David) Rubin ed from Wethersfield High state President Rick Cohen. Delnor Health System in Gannon; step-grandmother of four; sister of Robert and Mark (Nicki) Mendelson; adored School in 1948. He earned a “When I went to work for Geneva in 2011 to create (the late Clara) Pospichal, the late Evelyn (the late Grandma of Lynn Rubin, Wendy (Josh) Connell, Jami bachelor’s degree in phys- him, I’d been working for Cadence Health, which Richard) Jirsa, and the late Daniel (the late Louise) Schmidt, William, Max, and Sam Mendelson; proud Pospichal. Aunt of many nieces and nephews. Great-Grandma of Emily, Zack, Chloe, Juliette, and ical education in 1952 from Allstate for 25 years, and I then combined with North- Violet; devoted daughter of the late Louis and the Springfield College in never felt like my stuff was western Memorial Health- Visitation Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 3 P.M. to 8 P.M. and Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 9 A.M. to 9:30 A.M. late Gertrude Rosenthal; cherished sister of the late Massachusetts, where he really good or really impor- Care in 2014. at Hitzeman Funeral Home, Ltd., 9445 W. 31st Street, Frank Rosenthal; treasured friend to many. Service also played varsity baseball tant, and he was the first “Tom reasoned well and Brookfield; Funeral Wednesday 9:30 A.M. to St. Tuesday, 12 Noon at The Chapel, 8851 Skokie Blvd., and soccer. person who took the time to he was Mr. Integrity, and Barbara Church, Brookfield; Mass 10 A.M. Interment Skokie (at Niles Center Rd.). Interment Westlawn Tewksbury earned a really understand me as a that’s a very important char- Resurrection Cemetery. Member of the Catholic Cemetery, Norridge. In lieu of flowers, contribu- master’s degree in physical person and made me feel acteristic on any board,” Order of Foresters Court No. 443. Information 708- tions may be made to C.U.R.E.D. (Campaign Urging education from Penn State like my stuff was pretty said former Central DuPage 485-2000 or www.HitzemanFuneral.com Research for Eosinophilic Disease), P.O. Box 32, University in 1954. good. And I was able to Health System Chairman Lincolnshire, IL 60069 www.curedfoundation.org. Info: The Goldman Funeral Group, www.goldmanfu- While studying at Penn become president because I Don Sveen. “He was reli- neralgroup.com (847) 478-1600. State, Tewksbury pitched in wanted to emulate him. I able, he did what he said he the minor leagues for two wanted to show up to the would do, and he was a Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries seasons in the Milwaukee world the way he did.” pleasant, professional and Cohen, Leslie Braves organization, While at Allstate, Tewks- kind man.” Leslie Cohen, age 82, adored son of the late Sam and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries playing for the Appleton bury oversaw the formation Tewksbury also served Goldie Cohen and son-in-law of the late Papermakers in the Class D of a Work and Family Con- on some hospital founda- William and Edna Weiss; beloved hus- band of Sarell (nee Weiss), happily mar- Wisconsin State League in nections program, which tion committees starting in Freeman, Elaine Mary ried for 58 years; loving father of Sandra 1953 and for the Wellsville included family illness al- 2000, and he served on the Elaine M. Freeman, nee Walsh, 84, longtime resi- and Bruce Goldstein, Michael and Susan Braves in the Class D Penn- lowance, family leave of board of the Cadence dent of Hoffman Estates, IL. Born June 12, 1934 in Cohen, Debra and Lawrence Oberman, Steven and sylvania-Ontario-New York absence, flextime systems Health Foundation from Chicago, IL, passed away peacefully on March 8, Natalie Cohen and Dana Cohen; cherished PaPa Les League in 1954. and child care. Allstate em- 2011 until 2014. 2019, surrounded by her family. Loving mother of of Samantha Goldstein and fiancé Mickey Schwab, Thomas Jr. (Ernestine), Terrence (Judith), Michael Sr., Eyeing a career as a ployees in 1989 nominated In addition to his son, Jonathan Goldstein, Allyson and David Neumann, Mary (William) Meyer, Brian, and Tracey (Thomas) schoolteacher and coach, Tewksbury for Human Re- Tewksbury is survived by Andrew Cohen, Emily Cohen, Charles Oberman, Bobitz. Cherished grandmother of Thomas III, Tewksbury taught geogra- source Executive maga- his wife of 64 years, Jane; Sydney, Samuel, Joseph, Mickey and Daniel Cohen, Caitlin, Daniele, Alexis, Michael Jr., Kyle, Sean, Kevin, phy for a year in a public zine’s Executive of the Year another son, Tim; daugh- Manuel, Solomon, Louis, Sadie and Ernie Weinhaus; Matthew, Dayna, Ariana, Shannon, Molly, Andrea, dear brother of the late Jerrold Cohen and brother- school in New Jersey before Award, making him just one ters Tracey and Beckie Grace, Thomas, and Lucas. Dear aunt and friend to in-law to Shirley Cohen; treasured nephew to the deciding to join Sears in its of four nominees nation- Kienzle; 13 grandchildren; many. Preceded in death by her husband Thomas late Herbert Edwards. Les was loved by all who management training pro- wide. and a great-granddaughter. J. Freeman Sr., grandson Ryan, and brothers James knew him. Chapel service Tuesday March 12, 2:30 gram. That meant stops in Tewksbury, who served A private family service Jr. and Richard Walsh. In lieu of flowers, memo- PM at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home,1700W. Pittsburgh, Buffalo, N.Y., on the board of SER Na- was held Feb. 22. A public rial donations may be made in Elaine’s name to Rand Road, Arlington Heights. Interment at Shalom JourneyCare Foundation, 405 N. Lake Zurich Road, Levittown, Pa., and New- tional, a national Hispanic memorial service is being Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be Barrington, IL 60010. Visitation Thursday, March 14, town Township, Pa., before nonprofit that fights illitera- planned for a later date. made to a charity of your choice. For information 2019 from 3-8 PM at Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home, relocating to Sears’ Chicago cy, pushed for diversity in and condolences: 847-255-3520 or www.shalom2. 185 E. Northwest Hwy., Palatine and Friday, March offices in 1964. the workplace. Bob Goldsborough is a free- com 15, 2019 from 9:30 AM until time of Funeral Mass In 1982, he shifted to “He was a huge believer lance reporter. at 10:30 AM at Holy Family Church, 2515 W. Palatine Road, Inverness. Interment will be private. 847-359- 8020 or www.smithcorcoran.com. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago Daily Tribune Cohen, Seymour Aaron Seymour Aaron Cohen, 91, beloved husband of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries ON MARCH 11 ... Merle Goldblatt Cohen. Loving father of the Lend-Lease Bill, provid- died after being beaten by Lisa (Gary) Schenkman and Aaron (Leslie) ing war supplies to coun- whites during civil rights Cohen. Proud grandfather of Zach and In 1810 Emperor Napoleon tries fighting the Axis. disturbances in Selma, Ala. Laurel Schenkman and Isabel and Simon Haduch, Florence of France was married by Cohen. Caring brother of Zelma Meltzer. HADUCH, Florence P. nee Grohoski, age 89. Of proxy to Archduchess In 1942, as Japanese forces In 1982 Sen. Harrison Funeral services Tuesday March, 12 at 10:30AM at Chicago. Passed away March 9, 2019 surrounded by Marie Louise of Austria. continued to advance in the Williams Jr., D-N.J., re- Congregation Rodfei Zedek, 5200 Hyde Park Blvd. her loving family. Beloved wife of the late Stanley (Their church wedding was Pacific during World War signed after 23 years in the Interment private. A celebration of his life will be E.. Loving mother of Cynthia Gizowski. Proud grand- April 2.) II, Gen. Douglas MacArthur Senate rather than face ex- held on Wednesday March, 13 at Joe’s Stone Crab mother of Jennifer and Karen. Dearest sister of the left the Philippines for Aus- pulsion in the wake of his & Steak House, 60 E Grand Avenue, from 4-7 in the late Victoria (The late Al) Markiewicz. Dear sister In 1861 afternoon—appetizers and drinks will be served. In in-law and aunt of many. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 the Confederate tralia, vowing: “I shall re- Abscam conviction. lieu of flowers, please send donations to either The a.m. from Ridge Funeral Home, 6620 W. Archer Ave. convention in Montgomery, turn.” (He kept that promise University Of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation Chicago II. 60638 to St. Daniel The Prophet Church In 1985 Ala., adopted a constitution. nearly three years later.) Mikhail Gorbachev at 130 East Randolph Street, Suite 2500 Chicago, Mass 10:00 a.m.. Interment Resurrection cemetery. was chosen to succeed the IL 60601 or The Better Government Association at Visitation Tuesday from 3 to 9 p.m.. Florence was In 1865, during the Civil In 1943, during World War late Soviet President Kon- 223 West Jackson Blvd, Suite 300 Chicago, IL 60606. a very active member of the Garfield Ridge Senior War, Union forces under II, the British 8th Army stantin Chernenko. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals-Skokie Center and a proud member of her church for over Gen. William Sherman oc- repulsed heavy German Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com 60 years. Info: 773-586-7900 or www.ridgefh.com cupied Fayetteville, N.C. counterattacks in Tunisia. In 1990 the Lithuanian par- liament voted to break away In 1888 the “Blizzard of In 1954 the U.S. Army from the Soviet Union and ’88” struck the northeastern charged that Sen. Joseph restore the republic’s inde- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries United States, resulting in McCarthy, R-Wis., and his pendence. Czahor, Barbara about 400 deaths. subcommittee’s chief coun- Barbara J. Czahor, nee House, 69, beloved wife of In 1995 Healy, David C. sel, Roy Cohn, had exerted Gerry Adams, Walter Czahor; devoted mother of William (Melissa) David C. Healy, age 56, of LaGrange; loving husband In 1917 British forces cap- pressure to obtain favored leader of the IRA-allied and Brian (Kristin); cherished daughter of Mildred, of Julie; loving father of Katie & Michael; dear broth- nee Jones and the late William; loving sister of tured Baghdad in World treatment for Pvt. G. David Sinn Fein party, arrived in er of Mary, nee Healy, (James) Hayes; loving dog & Sharon (Warren) Salazar and Susan Clancy; also War I. Schine, a former consultant the United States for a St. cat dad. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, March 12 at survived by many loving nieces and nephews. to the subcommittee. Patrick’s Day visit. Hallowell & James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th St., Funeral Service Thursday 11:00 AM at Chapel Hill In 1930 former President Countryside. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations Gardens South Funeral Home, 11333 S. Central and Chief Justice William In 1959 the Lorraine Hans- In 1997 rock star Paul Mc- in David’s name to the Animal Welfare League are Ave., Oak Lawn, IL 60453. Interment Holy Sepulchre appreciated (animalwelfareleague.com/adoptions/). Howard Taft was buried in berry drama “A Raisin in the Cartney was knighted by Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3:00 PM to 9:00 Funeral info: (708) 352-6500 or hjfunerals.com Arlington National Ceme- Sun” opened at New York’s Queen Elizabeth II. PM. Info. 708-636-1200 or www.chapelhillgardens- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries tery. Ethel Barrymore Theater. south.com. In 2003 Recep Tayyip Er- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries In 1941 President Franklin In 1965 Rev. James Reeb, a dogan, the leader of Tur- Roosevelt signed into law white minister from Boston, key’s governing party, was named prime minister. 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Heck, Sherry King, Timothy G. “Tim” Sherry Heck, 64 of Aurora, IL passed away in her Timothy G. “Tim” King, Age 80, Born into Eternal home after a valiant fight with cancer on Friday, Life on March 9, 2019. Beloved husband of Patricia March 8th. She was born on October 9th, 1955 to (nee Devoy) for 55 years. Loving father of Timothy Frank Weber and Mae (Weaver) Weber-Cornish. She (Christine), Mary, Michael (Andrea), Jennifer (Dennis) worked at Pitney Bowes for the last 15 years as an McClelland, and Gerald (Jamie) King. Proud “Papa” Executive Assistant for Global Service, Americas. of Elise, Luke, Maddy, Regan, Emma, Andy, Conor, She was a key member of the executive team Abigail, Carly, Sarah, and Liam. Beloved son of the and was loved and cherished by all. She enjoyed late Gerald and Mary King. Dear cousin of John spending time with family and friends, traveling and (Jackie) King and several other dear cousins in the gaming at the casino. Her laughter, kindness and Sheridan, Wysocki, and Aizen families. Fond brother- generous heart will always be remembered. She is in-law of Agnes (the late Harold) Grow and family. survived by her mother Mae, sister Elna Skoog, niece Also loved by many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Suzanne McGovern, and nephews Jeffery Skoog and Longtime friend and mentor to Earl Jeffrey. Tim Wayne Sinclair. At Sherry’s request there will be no served as a principal and teacher with the Chicago services. In remembrance of Sherry please consider Board of Education for 34 years. Member of Retired donating to her favorite charity, St. Jude’s Children’s Principals Association, Beverly Hills Tennis Club, Research Hospital. and Christ the King St. Vincent DePaul Society. Tim Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries is fondly remembered as a sailor, golfer, and avid hobbyist. Visitation Tuesday 3-9pm at Curley Funeral Home (Heeney-Laughlin Directors), 6116 W. 111th Kelso, Maude M. St., Chicago Ridge IL 60415. Family and friends will Maude M. Kelso, 91, passed away on March 8, meet at Christ the King Church, 9235 S. Hamilton 2019 after a long illness. Ave., Chicago, IL 60643 on Wednesday morning for She is survived by her sister, visitation 9:30am-10:30am. Mass of Christian Burial Leslie Majer, five children, at 10:30am. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Katherine (Pierre) Jumel, Memorials to Christ the King St. Vincent DePaul Susan (Thomas) Sampogna, Society or Rush University Medical Center for Rush Nancy Bennett, Joan Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Zimmers and John (Jane) Program, 1201 W. Harrison St., Suite 300, Chicago, IL Kelso, 8 grandchildren, and 60607 or online at http://rush.convio.net/tking are 12 great-grandchildren. She most appreciated. Funeral Info: Heeney-Laughlin is preceded in death by her Funeral Directors, 708-636-5500 or heeneyfh.com husband, George H. Kelso, brothers William and John Laidlaw and sister, Catherine Rumens. Born in Saltcoats, Scotland, she lived in Deerfield for 56 years. She worked at Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Northwestern University Library for 25 years and received a degree from there in 1982. She was an avid reader and collected cookbooks and books Kirsche, Margit about Scotland. Maude enjoyed traveling, garden- Margit Kirsche nee Weisz, age 96 ing, and keeping up with her friends in Williams Bay, Holocaust Survivor and founder and Wisconsin where she grew up. Services private. long time owner of Hungarian Kosher Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Foods. Beloved wife of the late Sandor. Loving mother of Ira (the late Judy) Kirsche and Lynn (Irv) Shapiro. Cherished Keltner, Jacob Howard ‘Jake’ grandmother of Alisa (Avi) Oler, Tova (Michael) Perl, Jacob Howard Keltner, 35 of Crystal Lake, died Daniel (Catherine) Kirsche, Rocky (Myles) Brody, March 7, 2019 in Rockford, Sammy (Debbie) Shapiro, and Aaron Shapiro. Illinois. Loving great-grandmother of Julie, Ariella, Zachary, Jacob was born the son of Alex, Shira, Gila, Amichai, Maayan, Mali, Shaked, Howard and Helen Keltner. Nathan, Benjamin, Ziva, Emmet, Adir and Gilad. He graduated from Western Cherished sister of the late Morton (the late Magda) Illinois University with a Weiss and sister-in-law of the late Goldie (the degree in Spanish and a mi- late Leib) Weinberger and the late Helen (the late nor in law enforcement and Joseph) Goldberger. Devoted aunt to Irving (Sonia) justice administration. On Weinberger, Alex (Ruth) Weinberger, Ibi (Zoltan) Gelb, August 10, 2007 he mar- David Goldberger, Sheldon (Linda) Weiss, Jeffrey ried Rebecca Lee Cranston. (Cathy) Weiss and great aunt of many. Services From a very young age Jake knew he wanted to were held on Sunday. Interment will be in Israel on be a police officer. He started in a civilian posi- Tuesday evening. Memorials in her memory to Yad tion with DuPage County Sheriff’s Department and Vashem, POB 3477, Jerusalem, 910340, Israel, www. soon joined McHenry County Sheriff’s Department yadvashem.org.il, US Holocaust Memorial Museum, where he was working patrol, then moved into in- PO Box 1852, Highland Park, IL 60035, www.ushmm. vestigations as a detective, and for seven years in org or your favorite charity would be appreciated. narcotics, while assigned to the United States drug Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals – Skokie enforcement administration -Rockford Office Group Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com # 39 and for the last five years assigned to United States Marshal Great Lakes Regional Fugitive task force. He loved his job and was very good at what he did. He enjoyed working out, especially biking. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries He enjoyed swimming with his boys during the summer. He was a die-hard Cubs fan. Jake was an all-around great guy who was an awesome provider Kurtz, John Christopher for his wife and his beloved boys, He was a prank- John Christopher Kurtz March 9, 2019 age 68. ster who had a contagious laugh and literally could Late of Homewood. Beloved husband of Heather talk to anyone he met. Jake was a devoted son, L. nee Boivin. Dear father of Katrina (Matthew) husband, father, brother and dear friend who will be Wagner and John Michael (Keerie) Kurtz. Loving missed by all who knew him. grandfather of Annabelle Wagner and Laila Kurtz. He is survived by his wife, Becki, and their young Loving brother of David (Robin Linder) Kurtz, Robert boys Caleb and Carson. By his parents, Helen (Cherie) Kurtz, Karen (Ron) Letizia and Matthew and Howie Keltner, his brothers, Zachary (Latasha) Carlson. Son-in-law of Peg Boivin. Visitation, Friday, Keltner and Lucas (Christine) Keltner, and by his March 15th at Tews-Ryan Funeral Home, 18230 S. grandmother Theresa Sekowski. He is also survived Dixie Hwy. Homewood, from 11:00 a.m. until 3:30 by his father-in-law, Don Cranston, sister-in-laws, p.m. Memorials to Alzheimer’s Association would Amy (Fiance Ryan Hoven) Cranston, and Holly (Tirso) be appreciated. For more info (708) 798-5300 or Castro Rodriquez and by, nieces, nephews and [email protected] many aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his mother-in-law, Every Pam Cranston and sister, Sara. A visitation will be held on Tuesday, Marcy 12 at Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries DeFiore Funeral Home located at 10763 Dundee Road in Huntley, Illinois. The public visitation hours are from 2:00 to 8:00pm with a formal law enforce- Mendelson ment walk through at 6:00pm. See Ruth Fishman notice. The funeral will occur on Wednesday, March 13 at life story Woodstock North High School located at 3000 Raffel Road in Woodstock, Illinois the funeral will start at Slovin, Donald D. 10:00am. Donald D. Slovin, 92, beloved husband More information, including parking locations and of the late Rita; loving father of Aaron the funeral procession route, will follow as things Slovin and Stan (Jodi) Slovin; cherished process in the planning. Papa of Joshua and Abby; dear brother On-line condolences may be directed to www.de- of the late Minnie Kaplan; adored “Uncle Don” of many nieces and nephews, of deserves fiorefuneral.com In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the whom many considered him a second family to be used for a family trust. Please make father; treasured mentor, confidant and friend to checks to Rebecca Keltner and mail them to the all. Don was a proud Navy Veteran of World War funeral home. II. Chapel service Wednesday 10 AM at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home, 1700 W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights. Interment Shalom Memorial to be told. Park. 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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE TO DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ***** BUYING and SELLING!! ***** HEARING ON BUDGET AND ENTERPRISES (DBE): *** Coins, Currency, Gold & Silver! *** APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE PURSUANT National Power Rodding Corp., 2500 W. F18110117 CNLR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC One East MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC One East Over 50 years in business. Visit our Store TO THE ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL BUDGET Arthington St., Chicago, IL 60612, (312) OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY Wacker – Suite 1250 Chicago, IL 60601 IN Wacker – Suite 1250 Chicago, IL 60601 IN LAW BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 666-7700, is seeking Disadvantaged DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, OF THE DU PAGE WATER COMMISSION Businesses for subcontracting opportunities Citizens Bank, N.A. Plaintiff, vs. Bonita A. ILLINOIS, TOWD POINT MORTGAGE TRUST ILLINOIS, NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that for the North Shore Water Reclamation Furcron aka Bonita Ann Furcron aka Bonita 2017-3, U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, D/B/A MR. COOPER., Plaintiff, v. DANIEL on April 18, 2019 at 6:30 p.m., a public District’s Sewer Chemical Sealing bid A. Washington aka Bonita A. Furcron- AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE., Plaintiff, v. MITCHELL, AKA DANIEL T. MITCHELL; hearing will be held by The Chairman and for subcontracting opportunities in the Washington aka Bonita Washington aka REYNALDO MARTINEZ; MARIA ANTONIA EQUABLE ASCENT FINANCIAL, LLC; ALISON Board of Commissioners of the DuPage area of SEWER CHEMICAL SEALING. All Bonita Furcron; Administrator of the Small MARTINEZ; WORLD FINANCIAL NETWORK ERIN O’CONNOR; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND Water Commission, DuPage, Cook and interested Disadvantaged Businesses Business Administration; Homemakers NATIONAL BANK; MIDLAND FUNDING LLC; NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, Defendants, Will Counties, Illinois at the Office of the should email office@nationalpowerrodding. Remodeling, Inc.; Unknown Owners and Non- NCEP, LLC; EQUABLE ASCENT FINANCIAL, Case No. 2019CH00972 The requisite Commission, 600 East Butterfield Road, com to discuss available subcontracting Record Claimants Defendants. CASE NO. 19 LLC; PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOCIATES, affidavit for publication having been filed, Elmhurst, Illinois, for the purpose of opportunities. All negotiations must be CH 1284 10400 South Prospect Avenue, LLC; MIDLAND FUNDING LLC AS SUCCESSOR notice is hereby given you, Equable Ascent considering the 2019-2020 budget and complete prior to the bid opening date of Chicago, Illinois 60643 Curry, Jr. Calendar IN INTEREST TO CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA), Financial, LLC, Unknown Owners and Non- appropriation ordinance in accordance with April 17, 2019. The qualified firm submitting 57 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The requisite N.A; STATE OF ILLINOIS; UNKNOWN OWNERS Record Claimants, that the said suit has the Illinois Municipal Budget Law, 50 ILCS the lowest responsive bid will be utilized. affidavit for publication having been filed, AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS; MARIA been commenced in the Circuit Court of 330/1 et seq. Qualifications and references are to be notice is hereby given you, Homemakers JUSTINA MARTINEZ, Defendants, Case No. the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Cook - Motorcycles Wanted! Cash Paid! All Makes! Remodeling, Inc., and UNKNOWN OWNERS 2018CH15788 The requisite affidavit for County, Illinois by the said plaintiff against Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 Copies of the tentative budget and submitted with the bidder’s proposal. appropriation ordinance are available for and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants publication having been filed, notice is you and other defendants, praying for the NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MERGER in the above entitled cause, that suit has hereby given you, Equable Ascent Financial, foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying public inspection between the hours of 8:30 OF A BANK a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, been commenced against you and other LLC, that the said suit has been commenced the premises described as follows, to-wit: Wintrust Bank, 231 S. LaSalle, Ste. 100S, defendants in the Circuit Court for the in the Circuit Court of the Cook County The West two thirds (2/3rds) of lot two at 600 East Butterfield Road, Elmhurst, Chicago, IL 60604, intends to apply to the Illinois. Citizens attending the hearing shall Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois by hundred twenty six (226) the East two thirds Federal Reserve Board for permission to for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage the said plaintiff against you and other (2/3rds) of lot two hundred twenty seven have the right to provide written and oral merge with Oak Bank, 1000 North Rush comments and ask questions concerning conveying the premises described as defendants, praying for the foreclosure of (227) in Schleiter’s Addition to Norwood Street, Chicago, IL 60611, and to operate the follows, to wit: THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE a certain Mortgage conveying the premises Park, in Section 1, Township 40 North, Range the budget and appropriation ordinance. location of Oak Bank as a branch of Wintrust Carolyn A. Johnson NORTH 2/3 OF THAT PART OF LOT 5 IN BLOCK described as follows, to-wit: Lot 14 in Block 12, East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Bank. The Federal Reserve considers a 5 IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS IN SECTION 17 1 in Kralovec and Kasper’s Subdivision of Cook County, Illinois. 7518 West Clarence Clerk number of factors in deciding whether DuPage Water Commission AND 18, TOWNSHIP 37 NORTH, RANGE 14, the East 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 (Except Avenue, Chicago, IL 60631 12-01-208-081- to approve the application, including the EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN the South 44 acres) of Section 26, Township 0000 Now, therefore, unless you, Equable record of performance of banks we own in DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT 39 North, Range 13, East of the Third Ascent Financial, LLC, Unknown Owners and helping to meet local credit needs. A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF LOT 5, 193.6 Principal Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois. Non-Record Claimants, and the said above IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK You are invited to submit comments in BUYING old whiskey/bourbon/rye! Looking COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND FEET WEST OF THE SOUTH EAST CORNER Plat Book recorded on April 30, 1887 as named defendants, file your answer to the for full/sealed vintage bottles and decanters. writing on this application/notice to Colette THEREOF; THENCE NORTH PARALLEL WITH Document Number 823055. 2223 South complaint in said suit or otherwise make PAYING TOP DOLLAR!! 773-263-5320 CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD A. Fried, Assistant Vice President, Federal PROTECTION DIVISION THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT, 50 FEET TO Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623 16-26- your appearance therein, in the office of the Reserve Bank of Chicago, 230 South LaSalle THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH 207-013-0000 Now, therefore, unless you, Clerk of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Street, Chicago, Illinois 60604. The comment PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE OF SAID Equable Ascent Financial, LLC, and the said Cook County, Illinois, on or before MARCH BUYING RECORD ALBUMS! Rock, Jazz & IN THE INTEREST OF period will not end before April 11, 2019, Blues. Also vintage baseball cards! Kristina Thurman AKA Kristina Thurman LOT TO THE NORTH LINE THEREOF; THENCE above named defendants, file your answer 27, 2019, default may be entered against you 847-343-1628 and may be somewhat longer. The Board’s EAST OF THE NORTH EAST CORNER TO to the complaint in said suit or otherwise at any time after that day and a Judgment AKA Christina Thurman Christian procedures for processing applications may Thurman THE POINT DUE EAST OF THE POINT OF make your appearance therein, in the office entered in accordance with the prayer of be found at 12 C.F.R. Part 262. Procedures BEGINNING; THENCE WEST PARALLEL WITH of the Clerk of the Cook County Judicial said Complaint. E-filing is now mandatory for processing protested applications may BUYING TOY TRAINS THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT TO THE POINT Circuit, Cook County, Illinois, on or before for documents in civil cases with limited MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Christine be found at 12 C.F.R. 262.25. To obtain LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, HO, BRASS, Thurman (Mother) OF BEGINNING, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. MARCH 27, 2019, default may be entered exemptions. To e-file, you must first create OLD TOYS, COIN OPERATED GAMES, COKE a copy of the Federal Reserve Board’s P.I.N.: 25-18-204-068-0000 Said property is against you at any time after that day and an account with an e-filing service provider. MACHINES, SLOT CARS, OLD SIGNS! procedures, or if you need more information JUVENILE NO.: 19JA00057 19JA00058 commonly known as 10400 South Prospect a Judgment entered in accordance with Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/service- Dennis 630-319-2331 about how to submit your comments on the Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60643, and which the prayer of said Complaint. E-filing is now providers.htm to learn more and to select application/notice, contact Alicia Williams, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION said mortgage(s) was/were made by Bonita mandatory for documents in civil cases with a service provider. If you need additional Vice President and Community Affairs A. Furcron and recorded in the Office limited exemptions. To e-file, you must first help or have trouble e-filing, visit http:// Freon Certified professional pays CA$H for Officer at (312) 322-5910; to request a copy of the Recorder of Deeds as Document create an account with an e-filing service www.illinoiscourts.gov/faq/gethelp.asp or R12. RefrigerantFinders.com 312-291-9169 NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Unknown (Father), of an application, contact Colette A. Fried respondents, and to All Whom It May Number 1624508016 and for other relief; provider. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/ contact the Clerk of this Court. Zachariah at (312) 322-6846. The Federal Reserve will that Summons was duly issued out of the service-providers.htm to learn more and L. Manchester (6303885) MANLEY DEAS Concern, that on January 23, 2019, a consider your comments and any request petition was filed under the Juvenile Court above Court against you as provided by to select a service provider. 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Cue the fanfare. It’s a big week for one of came about because Faust, who spends the greatest, most consistent, versatile and part of the year in Arizona, was at an earli- Monday Tuesday innovative players in Chicago sports his- er Sox game and heard her own recording @Brewers (ss)@Royals tory. of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” over the 3:05 p.m. Mariners That, of course, would be Nancy Faust. public address system. 3:05 p.m. The longtime White Sox organist (1970- “I contacted management to suggest 2010), who also pulled out the stops for the punctuating a game with more of my Tuesday Friday Bulls for nine seasons and the Blackhawks sounds in the form of live music that would Lakers @Clippers for five, turns 72 on Monday. be familiar to the many Chicagoans enjoy- 7 p.m. 9:30 p.m. She’s scheduled for a one-day return to ing spring training out here,” she said. NBCSCH WGN-9 the ballpark organ bench, providing musi- “They felt the March 15 Cubs-Sox game cal accompaniment — complete with the would be a perfect fit. ... Can’t wait!” Monday Wednesday playful commentary for which she was Others around the game recognize her @Coyotes @Leafs known — to Friday’s Cubs-Sox exhibition lasting impact. Last summer, Faust, Tommy 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Ariz. John and Rusty Staub were the latest trio NBCSCH NBCSN In between, on Thursday, an exhibit of inductees in the Baseball Reliquary opens at Los Angeles’ Recording Academy Shrine of the Eternals, a Southern Cali- Saturday March 30 Grammy Museum, “Take Me Out to the fornia-based Hall of Fame that eschews Sounders Red Bulls Ball Game: Popular Music and the National statistical metrics in favor of considering Noon Noon Pastime.” one’s impact on the game’s history and ESPN+ ESPN+ Spanning from baseball polkas to today’s culture. walk-up recordings and ballpark concerts, Faust, it correctly said, was “without the exhibit acknowledges Faust’s lasting question, the most famous ballpark organ- MONDAY TV/RADIO contributions to the ballpark fan experi- ist of the past half-century.” ence, the legacy of which extends far be- Someone who came to especially value MLB yond Chicago. her was late White Sox owner Bill Veeck, Noon Mets at Astros MLB Network “I was contacted by Bob Santelli, who who underscored the important role he 3 p.m. White Sox at Brewers MLB Network interviewed me about walk-up music and saw her music playing to unite fans during 8:30 p.m. Royals at MarinersMLB Network my musical ‘commentary,’ ” Faust said by the first Sox homestand of 1977. NBA email. Faust at the time was also the Bulls’ 6 p.m. Raptors at Cavaliers NBA TV Santelli zeroed in on how Faust played organist. So when the basketball team 9:30 p.m. Celtics at Clippers NBA TV off players’ names and backgrounds as they CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2005 made the NBA playoffs, it made what it came to bat, interacted with fans and Longtime White Sox organist Nancy Faust thought was a pro forma request of the Sox MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL quickly sized up game situations and inter- will get a chance to play again at Friday’s to allow her to play at Chicago Stadium 5 p.m. Hofstra vs. Delaware CBSSN jected musically. Cubs-Sox Cactus League game at Camel- during a first-round series with Portland. 6 p.m. Wright State vs. Green Bay ESPNU Like the way she used to play the old back Ranch in Glendale, Ariz. A man of many surprises, Veeck said no. 6 p.m. Wofford vs. UNC Greensboro ESPN Continental Airlines jingle “We Really The Bulls reminded him they had 7:30 p.m. N’eastern vs. Charleston CBSSN Move Our Tails for You” on a hustling play. of the moment to play it in ’77 when the loaned the White Sox their trainer a year 8 p.m. Pepperdine vs. Gonzaga ESPN Nothing she did as an organist topped so-called South Side Hit Men knocked a earlier when the baseball team’s trainer 8 p.m. Iona vs. Monmouth ESPN2 providing musical accompaniment as the visiting pitcher out of a game. took off time for a family death. 8:30 p.m. N. Kentucky vs. Oakland ESPNU White Sox began the tradition of having With repetition it would also become Lester Crown, the powerful Chicago 10:30 p.m. St. Mary’s vs. San Diego ESPN2 broadcaster Harry Caray lead fans in sing- synonymous with Sox home runs and businessman and an investor in both the WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL ing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” during victories as fans at Comiskey Park sang White Sox and Bulls, further pleaded the 1:30 p.m. Quinnipiac vs. Marist ESPNU the seventh-inning stretch. along gleefully. Bulls’ case. 3 p.m. Marquette vs. Georgetown FS1 Caray’s microphone from his Cubs stint In time it became a widely embraced Veeck would not budge. 5:30 p.m. DePaul vs. Creighton FS1 is one of the artifacts that will be on display taunt of sorts, not just in sports. Just re- “It’s our first night game of the season,” 6 p.m. UConn vs. UCF ESPN2 through fall, as is original sheet music to cently it turned up in a pickup truck com- Veeck said. “She is under contract to us and 8 p.m. Baylor vs. Iowa State FS1 1908’s “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” and mercial, bidding farewell to a type of tail- she is every bit as important to the White the original recording of the song by Ed- gate. Sox as she is to the Bulls. I wish the Bulls NHL ward Meeker and the Edison Orchestra. Given the way White Sox fans still sing every success, but not at our expense.” 7:30 p.m. Coyotes at Blackhawks NBCSCH Also included among the artifacts and the song, a statue of Faust at Guaranteed There are a handful of athletes on the WGN-AM 720 remembrances of great moments, such as Rate Field wouldn’t be inappropriate, both White Sox roster Veeck might have been SOCCER the Beatles playing Shea Stadium, is the to honor her legacy and a time before re- willing to part with for a night. 2:20 p.m. Dusseldorf vs. Ein. Frankfurt FS2 gold record Faust received after Mercury corded walk-up music and video boards But Faust, then and forever, was a most Records’ 1977 re-release of “Na Na Hey urging people to make some noise. valuable player. TENNIS Hey Kiss Him Goodbye.” But an occasional return to the keyboard 1 p.m. Paribas Open Tennis It was Faust who kick-started the 1969 isn’t bad, either. [email protected] 9 p.m. Paribas Open Tennis song’s revival. 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BLACKHAWKS BULLS HIGH SCHOOLS IHSA Box score promises for Hawks: additional 0 penalties, sanctions 1 victory N. Lawndale-Farragut Best solution for issues game-ending brawl on the kill is keeping ended in double forfeit everyone on the ice By Mike Clark Chicago Tribune By Jimmy Greenfield Chicago Tribune The Illinois High School Association plans more sanc- DALLAS — This late in the tions for the boys basketball season there aren’t any personnel teams involved in a game- changes that will help the Black- ending brawl that resulted in a hawks fix what is, statistically, the rare double forfeit. NHL’s worst penalty kill. Friday’s Class 3A North But there is one fairly solid way Lawndale Sectional champi- to quit giving up power-play goals: onship game between the hosts Don’t commit any penalties. and Farragut was ruled a dou- It had been nearly two years ble forfeit by the IHSA after a since the Hawks last went an fight involving players and fans entire game without a penalty, but in the final minute of the fourth during Saturday’s 2-1 win over the quarter. Stars not a single Hawks player Farragut was leading 54-50 spent time in the box. It was the when an Admirals player went perfect antidote to what has been up for a dunk and fell. a season-long problem. NBC Sports Chicago re- “The way the kill’s been going ported that the Farragut player for us, that was huge for us,” was undercut by a North Hawks forward Chris Kunitz said. Lawndale player — an account “That means guys were skating, that was disputed by North we were working, we were keep- Lawndale President Garland L. ing our sticks down. When we Thomas-McDavid, who criti- have the puck, they’re usually cized Farragut’s “mob action” chasing and you have the momen- — and the fight followed. tum. Hopefully, we can extend The IHSA ruled the game a that and not make our penalty kill double forfeit on Friday night, kill too many off.” giving DePaul Prep a bye into With the Hawks on the road in the Class 3A state semifinals. a close game it seemed like only a The Rams had been scheduled matter of time before the officials to play the North Lawndale/ found a reason to call something Farragut winner in a supersec- on them. Even if it was a ticky-tack tional on Tuesday. penalty it wouldn’t have been a In a Saturday interview on surprise to see a right arm shoot radio station WRMJ, based in up and a Hawks player go off for CARLOS OSORIO/AP Aledo, IHSA executive director the tiniest of infractions. Wayne Selden, left, is too late to stop the Pistons’ Andre Drummond from throwing down a dunk Sunday. Craig Anderson said “for sure” But the Hawks stayed poised, there will be more penalties. kept their sticks to themselves and “We will work with each never put themselves in a position school individually for the sus- for a ref to pull out his whistle. As a pension of kids in their next result, the Hawks went penalty- sport,” Anderson said. “This free in a game for the first time (double forfeit) is just the since March 19, 2017. Pick-and-rolled initial step. We’ll work closely “That's big,” Connor Murphy with the schools once we know said. "That’s a team that wants Pistons use that play Michael Jordan in the 1992 NBA said I was going to go under (the more about the incident.” their stars to get going and for Finals. screen), but our game plan for North Lawndale released a them to have their players on the extensively to frustrate “We had a hard time with that that is to switch.” statement from Thomas-Mc- power play and to get their Bulls, blow past them big-big pick-and-roll. We were To add insult to his physical David on Sunday, saying “the momentum going that way.” under the switch and we couldn’t day, Markkanen’s phone fell from behavior after the (Farragut The Hawks’ power play was By K.C. Johnson keep them in front of us,” coach the top shelf in his top as he player’s) accidental fall was dominant for a long stretch but Chicago Tribune Jim Boylen said, referencing the addressed reporters and banged unacceptable.” failed to score in three chances Griffin-Drummond play. “The off his shoulder. But going against The statement also said the Saturday to fall to 2-for-22 over DETROIT —The last time the 3-pointers they made, we were Griffin and Drummond is an North Lawndale player near their last six games. The penalty Bulls visited Little Caesars Arena stretched out a little bit. We went exercise in physicality. the basket “did not intention- kill has allowed three goals in back on Nov. 30, Wendell Carter for a couple one-hand loose balls “I watched a couple clips of ally undercut anyone.” eight chances during the same Jr. scored a season-high 28 instead of going with two hands him, trying to get better,” Thomas-McDavid gave this span. points. or diving on them. And they Markkanen said of Griffin. version of events: “Immedi- “It’s hard any game to not take a The Bulls certainly could have stung us.” “There are a couple things I can ately following the accidental penalty,” Hawks coach Jeremy used his defense Sunday. For the second time in three learn from him.” fall, a Farragut player ap- Colliton said. “But I think it speaks They repeatedly got burned by days, Griffin completely took Boylen mentioned one. proaches and pushes our stu- to how we did a very good job pick-and-rolls, particularly those over. He scored 16 points in the “His poise,” Boylen said of dent aggressively. Simulta- defensively. We didn’t put our- involving Andre Drummond and fourth quarter of the Pistons’ what he wants Markkanen to neously, Farragut team mem- selves in as many bad spots. We Blake Griffin, and consistently comeback victory Friday in Chi- take from Griffin. “He doesn’t bers surround another (North weren’t exposed. Our shift length went under screens and watched cago and followed with a 17-point turn it over. Every time, he has Lawndale) player and collec- was better. We controlled our the Pistons shoot open 3-point- third quarter as part of his vision on his second side. tively slam him. This resulted sticks. We used our legs to get ers. There were repeated mis- dominant afternoon. “And he plays with power. He in fans from the stands rushing body position. Those things allow communications on switches. Griffin finished with 28 points, never really gets forced out of his the floor ensuing (in) a brawl.” you to stay out of the box.” The Bulls’ poor defensive per- six rebounds and five assists in comfort zone with pressure or Thomas-McDavid said Many other things went well formance in their 131-108 loss to just 26 minutes, 49 seconds. physicality.” North Lawndale respects the beyond keeping the Stars’ 16th- the Pistons had it all — except “I tried to be physical with The Bulls, who entered 25th in IHSA’s decision, adding, “I do ranked power-play unit from hav- Carter. him,” Lauri Markkanen said of the league in defensive rating, believe it is asking a lot of the ing any chances. Goalie Corey One player doesn’t change a his primary assignment. “I know repeatedly were forced out of team not to attempt to remove Crawford looked like he was game, particularly a blowout loss. he likes to drive right, so I tried to their comfort zone. The Pistons our players from harm given returning to form in his fourth And the Pistons joined the Pacers shade him with his right hand. posted a season-high 34 assists in the mob action of the opposing 1 game after missing 2 ⁄2 months as the second Central Division He’s a really good player and he concluding the Bulls’ schedule team.” with a concussion, the David team this week to sweep the has countermoves. I take it per- against Central teams at 3-13. Attempts to reach Farragut Kampf-led checking line had its four-game season series, so the sonally going against him, but it is Their only wins came against officials for comment were strongest game in a long time, and Bulls lost here once even with a team problem.” the Cavaliers. unsuccessful Sunday. the Hawks outshot the Stars 39-27 Carter. The way Boylen structured his “We’ve got to learn from the DePaul Prep released a to outshoot their opponent for the But, man, this blowout loss rotation, Markkanen logged min- Pistons,” Boylen said. “Their statement on Saturday, saying sixth time in the last seven games. screamed for someone to take utes at center with the second bench guys come off with force — its team was “disappointed” “Honestly, I think that’s one of charge defensively. Or just take a unit. That meant his defensive Galloway and (Ish) Smith. They not to play in a supersectional, our best games all year,” Kunitz charge. assignment moved from Griffin take pride in their minutes. They but also that it “understands said. The Pistons shot 53.8 percent to Drummond. That pairing did play them the best they can, then the IHSA’s decision. We know Individually, Crawford’s play overall and 54.3 percent from damage to start the third quarter sit down and root for the other the IHSA is thoughtful and may have been the most encourag- 3-point range. And, oh, the blas- with their pick-and-roll. guys.” does not make tough decisions ing. He had allowed 13 goals on 96 phemy: Langston Galloway, after “The first one especially we on a whim, and we appreciate shots (.865 save percentage) in his his sixth straight 3-pointer, had a miscommunication — that [email protected] the IHSA’s leadership and em- first three games since coming off shrugged as he ran upcourt, a la was on me,” Markkanen said. “I Twitter @kcjhoop phasis on the importance of injured reserve but seemed to be sportsmanship.” tracking the puck far better while making 26 saves against the Stars. [email protected] Crawford loved not having to BULLS NOTES Twitter @mikeclarkpreps deal with any power-play oppor- tunities and appreciated that his teammates still were able to be aggressive. LaVine sits out with patellar strain WOMEN’S “Yeah, that was great,” Craw- By K.C. Johnson guy misses a game when he’s Markkanen in his native Finland. BASKETBALL ford said. “That definitely helps. Chicago Tribune playing the level he’s playing at. There’s even an entertaining mu- You don’t want to take any penal- That means he’s not feeling well sic video with Markkanen’s jer- ties during the game obviously, DETROIT — Zach LaVine — because he’s been kicking sey and even Michael Jordan’s Irish claim but you also want to play intense joked he didn’t remember that butt.” jersey worn prominently like we did tonight. ... I don't think Sunday was his 24th birthday. throughout. ACC title you can ask for anything else.” Maybe he wasn’t in much of a Take it easy: The schedule is the Markkanen, who downplayed celebratory mood anyway be- schedule. But Boylen still ac- the song and said he didn’t know GREENSBORO, N.C. — Jes- [email protected] cause after being listed as prob- knowledged the 11 a.m. Central much about it, said he first heard sica Shepard had a season-high Twitter @jcgreenx able on Saturday, LaVine sat time tipoff because it essentially it last summer. 30 points and 13 rebounds, and against the Pistons with a right followed a two-hour time change “It’s not on my playlist,” he No. 4 Notre Dame claimed its patellar tendon strain. The injury with the Bulls flying to the East- cracked. fifth Atlantic Coast Conference isn’t considered serious, but ern time zone on the same night Kris Dunn reminded Markka- tournament title in six years by LaVine hates missing games. Daylight Saving Time began. nen that Markkanen was men- routing No. 3 Louisville 99-79 Sunday marked his eighth ab- “We covered most of our tioned in a song by Detroit rapper on Sunday. sence and first since Jan. 30. (Pistons) stuff (Saturday),” Boy- Sada Baby as well. Jackie Young had 21 points “There’s no reason to risk len said. “We used that time to and 10 rebounds, Brianna anything with a little tendinitis in make our adjustments and show Layups: Boylen said two-way Turner had 20 points and Mar- the knee right away,” said LaVine, our film because I didn’t want to contract players Rawle Alkins ina Mabrey and Arike Ogun- who dressed and sat on the be rushed (Sunday) morning. I and Brandon Sampson will join bowale scored 12 apiece for bench. “I’ll wait for the pain to go felt like 30 or 45 minutes of extra the Bulls for Monday’s practice. top-seeded Notre Dame (30-3). away and see how I feel (Mon- sleep would be good for us. That … Neil Funk fell ill, so radio The defending national day). I think it will be day by day.” 45 minutes might not be the play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky champs never trailed in beating Ryan Arcdiacono started for difference today, but it might be joined Stacey King on the TV the Cardinals for the second LaVine in the Bulls’ 19th different the difference Tuesday. That’s broadcast. Detroit broadcaster timeand avenging their loss in LM OTERO/AP lineup this season. the way I look it. I kind of think it Neal Ruhl, who serves as Oak- last year’s ACC championship Goaltender Corey Crawford is “He just didn’t feel good and pays off as we go.” land University play-by-play game — their only one in congratulated by Erik Gustafsson he didn’t get loose,” coach Jim man, filled in for Swirsky on the conference tourney play since after a game in which the Hawks Boylen said. “He was disappoint- Wrap it up: Believe it or not, radio broadcast alongside Bill joining the ACC in 2013-14. were called for no penalties. ed. I’m always concerned when a there’s a rap song about Lauri Wennington. —AP 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, March 11, 2019

CUBS WHITE SOX Brewers have Cease has no intention good head of looking for game past the Cubs White Sox, from Page 1 Sullivan, from Page 1 Where he’s from Central Division title. As much as the Cubs are trying to Baseball is in Dylan’s blood. Alec said forget their disappointing ending, the fraternal grandmother Betty Cease Brewers are trying to downplay their played pro baseball in the late ’40s, “like most successful year since the 1982 a ‘League of their Own.’ ” World Series. Their uncle Bruce Cease played first “We can’t erase everything,” manager base in the Washington Senators system. Craig Counsell said. “And you don’t Father Jeff played high school football want to. But we’re taking the attitude and took the kids to Turner Field as the we’ve got to do what’s next, take the Braves won 14 consecutive division attitude there are unfinished goals we titles. want to accomplish. Alec’s favorite uniform number was 3 “The best way to do that is to start — for Alex Rodriguez and Babe Ruth. looking forward and not anchor your- Dylan favored No. 7, Alec said, “for self to the past.” Mickey Mantle.” The Brewers can no longer play the Dylan wore No. 29 during his two role of the overachieving small-market months at Birmingham last season, and team trying to compete against the it worked out quite well. Over his final megabucks big-market team from the nine starts, Cease went 3-0 with a 0.94 2 big city. ERA and 71 strikeouts over 47 ⁄3 Now that the Brewers are defending innings. division champions with the reigning “He has a power fastball, power MVP in Christian Yelich, it’s going to be curveball and can mix those at any point hard to portray themselves as under- in the count,” said catcher Seby Zavala, dogs. who is slated to start the season in “It doesn’t feel all that much differ- Charlotte. “It’s fun to catch him. ent,” general manager David Stearns “They talk about spin rate and stuff. said. “We recognize this is a really good His (fastball) has extra life on it. division and we’re looking forward to Curveball, same thing. It drops pretty the competition.” good.” Stearns said he has enjoyed reading Cease, 23, also has the potential to about the Cubs and how they’re trying outthink hitters. to rebound from last year. “From our perspective,” said Sox “One of the more humorous narra- general manager Rick Hahn, “it’s a tives of this offseason has been about special combination of a guy who has the Cubs,” he said. “This is a team that that front-end rotation stuff with which won 95 games last year, had a really he can beat guys as well as the intellect good season. and preparation and work ethic to also “With a couple of different bounces it beat them with his mind. It’s a pretty could’ve been a very different narrative. special package with this kid.” We understand that. I’m sure they understand that as well. That’s a really talented team and we understand His game they’re going to be very good this year.” Cease blew out his elbow in 2014 as a The Brewers could’ve spent more high school senior, but the Cubs still took money this offseason to bolster their him in the sixth round and offered $1.5 rotation, but they opted to wave good- million to lure him away from Vander- bye to lefty Wade Miley and give oppor- bilt. The rehab from Tommy John tunities this spring to Corbin Burnes, surgery gave Cease a chance to build up Brandon Woodruff and Freddy Peralta. his body. Former ace Jimmy Nelson also makes “Before T.J., I was probably 165 his return to action Monday against the pounds and throwing 93-95,” he said. “I White Sox after missing 2018 because of put on 30 pounds and spent 12 months right shoulder surgery, an injury he straight strengthening my body. Now incurred while sliding back into first I’m in the low 200s (in weight) and more base on Sept. 8, 2017, at Wrigley Field. BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE like 95-98 (mph).” “We feel like we tried to answer a lot The last spot in the bullpen could go to Tyler Chatwood, who lost his starting role because Cease came to the South Side in the of our questions with depth,” Counsell of wildness last season. Chatwood has two years and $25.5 million left on his contract. blockbuster five-player swap that also said. “We have young starters that took brought Eloy Jimenez to the Sox in a big step forward at the end of last year. exchange for Jose Quintana. He is now And the challenge for these guys is a full the No. 3 prospect in the Sox’s system season. behind Jimenez and Michael Kopech. “But they’re very good arms. They’ve Roster puzzle still Cease’s bread and butter is a four- all had stretches of good success, so it’s seam (rising) fastball. He’s working on time for them, it really is. We’re going to his slider and changeup, and he calls his lean on them this year. They’re going to curveball a knuckle-curve. be important. And I think Nelson adds Cease is emphasizing physical skills to what we have.” work in progress over craftiness. Asked if he could devel- Stearns said the decision to go with op into the Greg Maddux/Kyle Hen- prospects instead of signing a veteran Cubs must weigh many CUBS RECAP dricks mode, he replied: “I’ll have to see free agent is just the Brewer Way. Kyle Hendricks pitched three innings in his how everything pans out, whether I have “We believe in our young pitching,” factors before they finalize third Cactus League start for the Cubs, to be that guy. If I have to be that guy, he said of Burnes, Woodruff and Peralta. 25-man squad for opening day allowing three runs, in a 7-5 loss to the hopefully I can. Right now I try to use all “We believe that we’re an organization Brewers in Maryvale. Hendricks said he was my energy on executing pitches.” that continuously needs to give young By Mark Gonzales | Chicago Tribune pleased with his curveball, which he hopes He does not clock out when he leaves players chances to success at the major- to use more to complement his fastball the field. Like fellow Sox right-hander league level. MARYVALE, Ariz. — It came as a minor and changeup. Cristhian Adames had a Lucas Giolito, Cease took part in neuro- “We believe they have a chance to surprise last spring when Cubs cut ties with three-run triple for the Brewers. feedback sessions this offseason, receiv- really help us this year and they’re going reliever Justin Grimm, handing him nearly ing analysis of his brainwaves. to get the opportunity to do so over the $540,000 in termination pay. “If it gives me more clarity, calmness course of the season.” But this is the time in spring training international experience and three seasons and focus, it was worth it to me,” he said. Though closer Jeremy Jeffress came when the Cubs must assess long-term with the Rangers. Barnette also can choose Cease has a favorite Indian yogi, out of his first Cactus League outing considerations as well as finalizing what free agency if outrighted to the minors. He Sadhguru, and is a strong believer in with shoulder soreness, Stearns said “at appears to be a fairly set opening-day roster. is scheduled to earn $750,000 with an breathing exercises and meditation, pre- this point we think it’s just a little arm Twenty-two players who were on the additional $750,000 in incentives based on ferring to do it four hours before he eats. fatigue,” and no reason to panic. 2018 opening-day roster are expected to days spent on the roster and games pitched. “It is supposed to increase your heart They have a nice fallback in Josh return. Barring a trade, that includes Among the non-roster relievers, Junichi rate variability and your cohesiveness Hader, but Counsell said he’s not going left-hander Brian Duensing and Brandon Tazawa, who has pitched at least parts of between your right and left brain,” Cease to change the game plan for his uber- Kintzler, who are returning from rough nine major-league seasons, can opt out of said. “All this cool stuff. When I do it, it reliever who often pitched for two or seasons but have salary-provision guaran- his contract if he’s not added to the feels great.” three innings and then was unavailable tees that will earn them a combined $8.5 major-league roster by June 1. Tazawa will The Sox are fine with Cease’s explo- for a few days. If it works, why change million. earn $800,000 if he’s on the roster with a rations. it? The last pitching spot could go to Tyler chance to earn an additional $1.2 million in “Dylan has researched this heavily,” The Brewers only used an “opener” Chatwood, who has two years and $25.5 incentives. farm director Chris Getz said. “He has once last year, but Counsell relied heavi- million left on his deal and could land in the Randy Rosario and Kyle Ryan each have his gurus. He’s a very well-balanced ly on his bullpen in the postseason, bullpen despite being a starter for most of one option left. Ryan was added to the human being and that makes him who making the starters almost superfluous. his major-league career. 40-man roster early in the offseason after he is. But bullpens can wear down with over- The Cubs opened last season with eight posting a 2.86 ERA in 22 games at Triple-A “The raw ability stands out and then use, even a dominant one like the Brew- relievers, but they used 22 during the year — Iowa. you put the emotional intelligence on ers’, so Stearms doesn’t foresee a Rays- not including five position players who For now, the Cubs seem content with top of that, you’re looking at a player like approach — bullpenning their way were used in mop-up duty. Victor Caratini as their backup catcher. who has a chance to be special.” through the season at the expense of the Mike Montgomery (left shoulder stiff- Shortstop Addison Russell won’t be starters. ness) and Brad Brach (mono) are expected available at the start of the season as he “It’s tough to do in the regular sea- to be ready for the March 28 opener against completes his suspension for violating What’s next son,” Stearns said. “We’re going to be the Rangers, though Brach’s velocity was Major League Baseball’s domestic-violence The Sox are saving Cease’s bullets for open-minded and Craig has been great only in the high 80 mph range Sunday policy. If Russell completes his rehab the real thing. He figures to break camp about pieces together the best possible against the Brewers. Left-hander Xavier program and is eligible to be reinstated on as a member of Charlotte’s rotation. way to get 27 outs. We’re going to con- Cedeno, who has a non-guaranteed May 1, it will be interesting to see who loses Does he expect to be in the big leagues tinue to do that, but are going to have to $900,000 contract, is destined to start the a roster spot. this season? lean on a starting rotation more than we season on the injured list. He’s at least a Among the backup position players, Ian “If everything goes well, I don’t see did in the playoffs.” week away from throwing because of a left Happ and David Bote have options but were why not,” Cease replied. “But I don’t As for the Cubs fans and their habit of wrist injury. a combined 12-for-34 (.353) as pinch hitters really expect anything. I’m following taking over Miller Park, the Brewers Cedeno is out of minor-league options, last season. step-by-step and (I) will see what clearly are tired of that narrative as well. and the Cubs will have to make room on the Happ brings value as a switch hitter who happens.” “Everybody wants a home (-crowd roster when closer Brandon Morrow is can play multiple positions but had a 37.7 Asked about eating, Cease offered a advantage),” Counsell said. “They feel ready to return from right elbow surgery, percent swing-and-miss rate in 2018. He bit more insight into his mindset. like big games so you want your fans in likely in May. could help his cause if he can play second “The healthier the better,” he replied. the ballpark. “Players that are considered depth right base well enough while Javier Baez fills in “I love sushi. I plan on having one of my “It is a shock maybe the first time you now don’t like to hear that, but they’re for Russell at shortstop. buddies do my nutrition. I have big plans play in that atmosphere as the home extremely valuable to your success,” man- Bote struck out 46 times in his final 145 if everything works out.” team. Maybe I’m a little numb to it. Our ager Joe Maddon said. “So you get (a player) plate appearances. But his ability to play fans do a good job of coming to Wrigley here as long as you can, make sure everyone third base as well as second gives Maddon [email protected] Field.” is well and create this situation (that) when the flexibility to move Kris Bryant to left or Twitter @TeddyGreenstein Stearns said the Brewers have done things do go wrong — which they’re going right field and stack the lineup with well selling tickets this offseason, add- to — they’re ready.” right-handed batters. ing they have a “pretty excited fan base” Homegrown relievers Dillon Maples and “We try to spell it out as well as we can to going into 2019. James Norwood pitched for parts of 2018 prepare them,” Maddon said. “They know WHITE SOX RECAP So they’ll finally be able to keep out but have minor-league options and likely who is in front of them. And the ones who Lucas Giolito struggled in his third Cac- the Cubs fans? will start the season at Triple-A Iowa. don’t are really being non-realistic, which is tus League start, allowing three runs on 2 “We’ll see,” he said. Reliever Tony Barnette has the right to rare.” five hits and three walks in 4 ⁄3 innings refuse an option to the minors and stay on as the Sox fell 7-6 to an A's split squad in [email protected] the 25-man roster or choose free agency if [email protected] Glendale. Yoan Moncada homered and Twitter @PWSullivan optioned because of his six years of Twitter @MDGonzales Jose Abreu went 3-for-4 with four RBIs. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, March 11, 2019 5

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COLLEGE PENN STATE 72, BASKETBALL NOTES ILLINOIS 56 Houston Illini wins AAC run out outright of gas in Associated Press

Galen Robinson Jr. raised his arms at midcourt as the buzzer 2nd half sounded and red-clad Cincin- nati fans headed glumly for the Illinois ends regular exits. No. 12 Houston has just drubbed the American Athletic season with 5th loss Conference’s defending cham- in its last 6 games pion on their home court, leaving no doubt about who’s By Travis Johnson best this time around. Associated Press It’s the Cougars, and it’s not even close. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Corey Davis Jr. scored a Penn State guard Josh Reaves career-high 31 points Sunday, received a bunch of hugs and and Houston dominated the pats on the back. second half for an 85-69 victory All Illinois got was its fifth over No. 20 Cincinnati that loss in six games and a first- clinched the AAC’s regular- round assignment in the Big season title outright. Ten tournament at the United The Cougars (29-2, 16-2) Center. knocked off the defending Reaves scored a career-high champs and earned their first 26 points and grabbed 11 re- league title since 1992 in the bounds Sunday to lead Penn Southwest Conference. Coach State over Illinois 72-56 in the Kelvin Sampson got a celebra- regular-season finale for both tory dousing from his players teams. afterward. The Illini (11-20, 7-13 Big “At no point in time this year Ten) entered with a chance to did I think we were a great be seeded as high as eighth in team, but I thought we were a the Big Ten tournament had pretty good team and it showed they beaten Penn State and on the road,” said Sampson, gotten some help. who had a white towel draped Instead, the Illini will have over the back of his soaked blue the 11th seed and earned a date shirt. with No. 14 Northwestern at Down by six early in the 8 p.m. Wednesday. The winner second half, Nate Hinton hit will face No. 6 Iowa on Thurs- back-to-back 3s that started a day. 35-12 spurt. Davis’ back-to- Sunday’s win guaranteed back 3s put the Cougars up by Penn State (14-17, 7-13) a first- 17 points and sent Cincinnati round bye in the conference fans headed home with 4:22 to tournament and cemented go. Reaves’ legacy as one of the “Corey Davis is the best most versatile players to ever two-way player in this league, step on the Bryce Jordan Cen- plays both ends with the same ter hardwood. voracity,” Sampson said. “He represents us in a way “Corey’s been consistently that you want to be repre- good. He never had a bad sented, that Penn Staters love,” practice, never had a bad coach Pat Chambers said. “His game.” character, his integrity, the way Hinton added 16 points and he played today in a critical a career-high 11 rebounds as game that had a tournament Houston scored at least 85 feel. Nobody was going to give points for the fourth time in the an inch, and man did he show past six games. up.” Last year, the Bearcats (25-6, Reaves made 10 of 17 field- 14-4) won the regular-season goal attempts including a ca- title and the AAC Tournament, reer-best 6 of 10 from 3-point beating Houston in the title range to lead the Nittany Lions game. This time, the Cougars in a game they led for all but swept the season series, win- 3:23 of the second half. He ning in Cincinnati for the first STEPHEN HAAS/AP added four steals, two assists time after 16 losses. Northwestern’s Vic Law shoots over the reach of Aaron Jordan during the Illini’s victory in the teams’ second and a block which moved him regular-season meeting. The Wildcats won the first, and the next game comes in the Big Ten tournament. into the program’s top 10 in the Badgers survive big rally: latter category. He needs six Khalil Iverson had a career- steals to become Penn State’s high 22 points and 14 rebounds all-time leader. as No. 21 Wisconsin survived “They were very good, espe- Ohio State’s second-half rally cially in the second half,” Illi- and won 73-67 in OT in Colum- nois coach Brad Underwood bus, Ohio. Make-or-break said. “Hopefully, if we play Wisconsin (22-9, 14-6 Big them again, it’s in the champi- Ten) led by as many as 23 early onship and, we don’t see them. in the second half. But Ohio They’re a very difficult, tough State (18-13, 8-12) outscored the matchup for us.” Badgers 27-5 over the last seven Ayo Dosunmo and Giorgi minutes of regulation to force Bezhanishvili scored 16 points OT. moments ahead apiece for Illinois. Wisconsin’s defense held Lamar Stevens added 16 tough as the Badgers outscored By Shannon Ryan BIG TEN TOURNAMENT | At the United Center points for the Nittany Lions, the Buckeyes 10-4 in the extra Chicago Tribune who won their second in a period to win it. Wednesday, BTN Friday, BTN row. Iverson was 10 of 14 from the Either Illinois or Northwestern No. 12 Rutgers vs. No. 13 Nebraska, No. 1 Michigan State vs. Game 3 Penn State trailed 32-31 at floor. Ethan Happ, despite be- is sure to disappoint its fans 5:30 p.m. winner, 11:30 a.m. halftime, but Reaves made sure ing routinely double-teamed, Wednesday. No. 11 Illinois vs. No. 14 No. 4 Wisconsin vs. Game 4 that didn’t stick. He scored 11 of added 16 points, 14 boards and With the in-state rivals set to Northwestern, 8 p.m. winner, 1:55 p.m. Penn State’s first 16 points in eight assists for the Badgers, face off in the opening round of Thursday, BTN No. 2 Purdue vs. Game 5 winner, 6 the second and his fourth who secured the No. 4 seed in the Big Ten tournament at the No. 8 Ohio State vs. No. 9 Indiana, p.m. 3-pointer gave Penn State a the conference tournament United Center (8 p.m., BTN), one 11:30 a.m. No. 3 Michigan vs. Game 6 winner, lead it wouldn’t relinquish just this week in Chicago. will be ousted on the first day to No. 5 Maryland vs. Game 1 winner, 8:25 p.m. over three minutes into the end any long-shot hopes of an 1:55 p.m. Saturday, CBS-2 half. A 1st for Gardner-Webb: DJ NCAA tournament bid. No. 7 Minnesota vs. No. 10 Penn Semifinals, noon and 2:30 p.m. The Nittany Lions pulled Laster scored a career-best 32 The rivals split their regular- State, 6 p.m. Sunday, CBS-2 away to lead by as many as 14. points and Gardner-Webb beat season games this season with No. 6 Iowa vs. Game 2 winners, Championship, 2:30 p.m. After both teams traded bas- host Radford 76-65 to win the each team winning at home. 8:25 p.m. kets in the opening minutes of Big South tournament champi- Both teams enter without mo- the game, Illinois used a 14-7 onship and earn its first trip to mentum. run and led 19-12 midway the NCAA tournament. The 11th-seeded Illini have lost catch fire in March and somehow Call this game the battle of bubble through the half. Laster had 30 of the Runnin’ five of their last six games, while won the regular-season title de- teams; a loss could bounce that The Nittany Lions had gone Bulldogs’ first 44 points, in- No. 14 seed Northwestern has lost spite losing two starters to in- team from the field. 1 for 12 from 3-point range to cluding seven during a 13-5 11 of 12. juries. Can coach Tom Izzo spin No. 10 seed Penn State appears that point but got three in a row second-half run that gave them Michigan State earned the No. 1 more magic in Chicago? to be a dangerous squad. The from Reaves and Rasir Bolton a 46-33 lead. seed in the conference tourna- No. 9 seed Indiana will play No. Nittany Lions, who will face No. 7 before a 3-point play from Gardner-Webb (23-11) twice ment and will have a double bye 8 seed Ohio State on Thursday in seed Minnesota on Thursday in Stevens put Penn State up saw its lead shrink to five, but until Friday’s quarterfinals, as will what promises to be an interesting the second round, started Big Ten 26-25. each time answered with the No. 2 Purdue, No. 3 Michigan and meeting as each team appears to play 0-10 but are ending on a hot The Illini ended the first half next points to hold off the No. 4 Wisconsin. be clinging to its chances at an streak, having won five of their last with an 8-5 run that included a Highlanders (22-11). The Spartans are known to at-large NCAA tournament bid. six games. pair of 3-pointers from Do- sunmo. Braves win MVC title, reach 1st NCAA tourney since 2006 Ryan, from Page 1 gram, and it sounded ridiculous,” 27-15 at halftime after shooting minute, 58 seconds remaining Wardle, a 1997 graduate of senior Dwayne Lautier-Ogunl- only 32.3 percent. At halftime, for what essentially became a Hinsdale Central, wore bright “It was kind of the story of our eye said. “No one really believed the message was simple: Remain six-point play. A dead-ball con- red, size-14 loafers Sunday. His year summed up in one game, it other than the guys that were composed. tact technical was then called on wife bought them online before the ups and downs and staying here, (but) we worked. We rode Forward Elijah Childs scored the Panthers’ Luke McDonnell. the season and he said the together,” Wardle said. “The the wave. We said we wanted to 12 of his 16 points in the second Lautier-Ogunleye made four Braves haven’t lost when he has players made plays and kept turn the program (around), half. After not taking a first-half straight free throws and Bradley worn them. together. We stayed the course change it completely and take it shot, guard Luqman Lundy maintained possession, taking “I’m not a real superstitious like we’ve done all season.” back to the rich tradition it had.” made all five of his field-goal advantage with a layup by Childs guy, but my staff is, and they The victory punched Brad- Bradley fans stormed the attempts in the second half. for a 55-50 lead. wanted to see the red shoes,” he ley’s ticket to the NCAA tourna- court to celebrate with players The Braves outscored North- “I wasn’t really sure what said. “They’ll definitely be out ment for the first time since its who looked equally stunned and ern Iowa 42-27 after halftime happened,” Lautier-Ogunleye there in our next game.” epic Sweet 16 run in 2006. It also excited. and shot 57.7 percent. said. “I know I got fouled. They They’re the perfect dancing marked the Braves’ first Valley The No. 5-seeded Braves Perhaps no segment of the said we had more free throws shoes. tournament title since 1988. (20-14) fell behind 14-2 before game was more important than from a technical, which was “We said (as freshmen) we they had time to blink. They when officials called a foul on pretty cool. It was a good mo- [email protected] were going to change the pro- trailed No. 6 seed Northern Iowa Northern Iowa’s AJ Green with 1 mentum swing for us.” Twitter @sryantribune 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, March 11, 2019 31 DAY window & sapatiole door This isn’t one of those ‘limited time’ offers that’s not really limited. 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NBA HOW MEN’S AP TOP 25 FARED EASTERN CONFERENCE pregame.com MONDAY 1. Gonzaga (29-2) did not play. ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 1 Toronto 10 ⁄2 at Cleveland Kyle Busch stays Next: vs. Pepperdine, Monday. Toronto 48 19 .716 — 7-3 W-2 27-7 21-12 29-12 at Washington 2 Sacramento 2. Virginia (28-2) did not play. Philadelphia 42 25 .627 6 6-4 W-1 26-9 16-16 24-16 at Brooklyn 2 Detroit Next: vs. N.C. State or Clemson, Thu. Boston 41 26 .612 7 5-5 W-3 24-10 17-16 28-13 at Houston 9 Charlotte 1 3. North Carolina (26-5) did not play. Brooklyn 35 33 .515 13 ⁄2 6-4 W-3 20-16 15-17 24-20 1 at Utah 3 ⁄2 Oklahoma City Next: ACC quarterfinals, Thursday. New York 13 54 .194 35 3-7 L-6 6-26 7-28 8-35 hot, wins in desert 1 Boston 1 ⁄2 at LA Clippers 4. Duke (26-5) did not play. SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Next: ACC quarterfinals, Thursday. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Miami 31 35 .470 — 5-5 L-1 15-19 16-16 18-22 By Dave Skretta MONDAY 5. Tennessee (27-4) did not play. Orlando 31 37 .456 1 5-5 L-1 18-16 13-21 21-19 end gives him 199 wins in at Cent. Mich. 11 W. Michigan Next: SEC quarterfinals, Friday. Charlotte 30 36 .455 1 3-7 L-1 21-14 9-22 23-20 1 Associated Press NASCAR’s top three series, at E. Michigan 2 ⁄2 Ball St 6. Kentucky (26-5) did not play. Washington 27 39 .409 4 3-7 L-2 19-12 8-27 18-27 at Akron 6 Miami (Ohio) Next: vs. Mississippi or Alabama, Friday. Atlanta 23 45 .338 9 4-6 W-1 12-21 11-24 13-31 including 52 at the Cup at N. Illinois 4 Ohio 7. Michigan (26-5) did not play. CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF AVONDALE, Ariz. — level. He will go for the 200 Hofstra off Delaware Next: Big Ten quarterfinals, Friday. Wright St 6 Green Bay 8. Texas Tech (26-5) did not play. x-Milwaukee 50 17 .746 — 7-3 L-1 27-5 23-12 34-8 Kyle Busch made it a week- milestone next weekend at 1 Indiana 42 25 .627 8 4-6 L-2 25-9 17-16 29-15 N. Kentucky 5 ⁄2 Oakland Next: vs. Okla. or West Virginia, Thu. end sweep at ISM Raceway Auto Club Speedway in 1 Detroit 34 31 .523 15 8-2 W-5 21-13 13-18 24-19 Gonzaga 23 ⁄2 Pepperdine 9. Michigan State (25-6) did not play. 1 Chicago 19 49 .279 31 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 8-26 11-23 14-30 in the Arizona desert. California. St Mary’s Ca 5 San Diego Next: Big Ten quarterfinals, Friday. 1 Cleveland 16 50 .242 33 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 10-24 6-26 12-32 10. LSU (26-5) did not play. Just like he nearly did “It’s not for me to worry NHL WESTERN CONFERENCE MONDAY Next: vs. Florida or Arkansas, Friday. last week at Las Vegas. about. It’s for everybody at Philadelphia off Ottawa off 11. Purdue (23-8) did not play. SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF at Toronto -114 Tampa Bay +104 Next: Big Ten quarterfinals, Friday. Houston 41 25 .621 — 8-2 W-8 23-9 18-16 23-17 Busch tracked down else to discuss and talk 1 at NY Islanders -114 Columbus +104 12. Houston (29-2) beat No. 20 Cincinnati San Antonio 38 29 .567 3 ⁄2 6-4 W-5 26-7 12-22 26-19 Ryan Blaney over a long about and debate over,” he 1 San Jose -130 at Minnesota +120 85-69. Next: AAC quarterfinals, Thu. New Orleans 30 39 .435 12 ⁄2 4-6 L-3 18-14 12-25 20-23 at Chicago -125 Arizona +115 13. Kansas (23-8) did not play. Memphis 28 40 .412 14 5-5 W-3 18-17 10-23 19-23 green-flag run before pass- said of its importance. “But at Colorado -107 Carolina -103 Next: vs. Texas, Thursday. Dallas 27 39 .409 14 1-9 L-5 21-12 6-27 14-25 ing his Team Penske rival for myself and the view I’ve at Edmonton off NY Rangers off 14. Florida State (25-6) did not play. NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Next: ACC quarterfinals, Thursday. for the lead with 16 laps to had, I’ve been fortunate to Denver 43 22 .662 — 6-4 L-1 27-6 16-16 28-14 15. Virginia Tech (23-7) did not play. 1 be around a lot of great Oklahoma City 40 26 .606 3 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 22-9 18-17 24-20 go, then made his fuel and TENNIS Next: vs. Miami or Wake Forest, Wed. 1 Portland 40 26 .606 3 ⁄2 7-3 W-1 25-9 15-17 21-21 tires last to the checkered people and great sponsors.” 16. Marquette (23-8) did not play. Next: Utah 37 28 .569 6 6-4 L-1 21-11 16-17 23-19 ATP/WTA BNP PARIBAS OPEN vs. St. John’s or DePaul, Thursday. Minnesota 32 35 .478 12 5-5 W-2 23-10 9-25 19-22 flag to add a victory in the Busch also won the At Indian Wells (Calif.) Tennis Garden; 17. Nevada (28-3) did not play. Next: vs. PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF NASCAR Cup Series on Xfinity race last weekend outdoors-hard Boise State or Colorado State, Thu. 18. Kansas State (24-7) did not play. Golden State 45 21 .682 — 4-6 L-1 24-10 21-11 27-13 Sunday to his triumph in at Las Vegas, and he would MEN’S SECOND ROUND SINGLES 1 L.A. Clippers 38 29 .567 7 ⁄2 7-3 W-4 19-12 19-17 25-20 Next: vs. TCU or Oklahoma State, Thu. 1 #2 Rafael Nadal d. Jared Donaldson, 6-1, Sacramento 33 32 .508 11 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 20-14 13-18 17-24 the Xfinity Series race. have hit the 200-mark on 6-1 19. Buffalo (28-3) did not play. L.A. Lakers 30 36 .455 15 2-8 L-5 18-16 12-20 21-23 “We were going to be Sunday if not for a speeding #4 Roger Federer d. Peter Gojowczyk, Next: vs. Akron or Miami (Ohio), Thu. Phoenix 16 52 .235 30 5-5 W-1 10-23 6-29 9-33 6-1, 7-5. 20. Cincinnati (25-6) lost to No. 12 Hous- right on the verge,” Busch penalty in the Cup Series x-clinched playoff spot #6 Kei Nishikori d. Adrian Mannarino, ton 85-69. Next: AAC quarterfinals, Thu. said. “You have to go hard race that left him with a 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (4). 21. Wisconsin (22-9) beat Ohio State 73- 67, OT. Next: Big Ten tournament, Friday. first and worry about fuel third-place finish. #8 John Isner d. Alex. Popyrin, 6-0, 6-2. SUNDAY’S RESULTS Boston at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. #10 Marin Cilic d. D. Lajovic, 6-3, 6-4. 22. Wofford (28-4) beat ETSU 81-72. afterwards. After I got Martin Truex Jr. also got Next: vs. UNC Greensboro, Monday. Detroit 131, Chicago 108 TUESDAY’S GAMES #14 Daniil Medvedev d. Mackenzie Philadelphia 106, Indiana 89 Cleveland at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Blaney, I was able to save a around Blaney to finish McDonald, 7-5, 6-0. 23. Villanova (22-9) did not play. Next: vs. Providence or Butler, Thu. Toronto 125, Miami 104 New York at Indiana, 6 p.m. little bit and take care of my second, taking advantage Radu Albot d. #16 Fabio Fognini, 6-0, Atlanta 128, New Orleans 116 L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 7 p.m. 7-6 (4). 24. Maryland (22-9) did not play. Next: Big Ten tournament, Thursday. Memphis 105, Orlando 97 Milwaukee at New Orleans, 7 p.m. tires for the rest of the of a No. 19 car that kept Filip Krajinovic d. #20 D Goffin, 6-3, 6-3. Houston 94, Dallas 93 San Antonio at Dallas, 7 p.m. #22 Kyle Edmund d. Nic. Jarry, 6-2, 6-0. 25. UCF (23-7) did not play. lapped traffic I had to get getting better on longer Next: AAC quarterfinals, Thursday. Minnesota 103, New York 92 Minnesota at Denver, 9:30 p.m. #24 Denis Shapovalov d. Steve John- San Antonio 121, Milwaukee 114 Portland at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. through.” runs. Blaney wound up son, 6-3, 6-4. HOW WOMEN’S AP TOP 25 FARED Phoenix 115, Golden State 111 WEDNESDAY’S GAMES Busch’s latest big week- third. #25 Diego Schwartzman d. Roberto MONDAY’S GAMES Brooklyn at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. Carballes Baena, 6-3, 6-1. 1. Baylor (29-1) beat Kansas State 88-60. Sacramento at Washington, 6 p.m. Orlando at Washington, 6 p.m. #32 Guido Pella d. Alex Bolt, 7-6 (5), Next: vs. No. 19 Iowa State, Monday. Toronto at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Detroit at Miami, 6:30 p.m. 2-6, 6-3. 2. UConn (30-2) beat South Florida 81-45. Detroit at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. Memphis at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Andrey Rublev d. Robin Haase, 6-3, 3-6, Next: vs. UCF, Monday. Charlotte at Houston, 7 p.m. Golden State at Houston, 8:30 p.m. 6-3. 3. Louisville (29-3) lost to No. 4 Notre Oklahoma City at Utah, 8 p.m. Utah at Phoenix, 9 p.m. PGA Hubert Hurkacz d. Lucas Pouille, 6-2, Dame 99-79. Next: TBA. 3-6, 6-4 4. Notre Dame (30-3) beat WOMEN’S THIRD ROUND SINGLES No. 3 Louisville 99-79. #2 Simona Halep d. Kateryna Kozlova, Next: NCAA Tournament. Putter lifts Molinari 7-6 (3), 7-5. 5. Mississippi State (30-2) beat Arkan- PISTONS 131, BULLS 108 SPURS 121, BUCKS 114 #7 Kiki Bertens d. J Konta, 7-6 (10), 6-4. sas 101-70. Next: NCAA Tournament. BULLS: Porter Jr. 6-12 2-2 17, Markkanen MILWAUKEE: Middleton 6-15 2-2 15, An- #20 Garbine Muguruza d. #10 Serena 6. Oregon (29-4) lost to No. 7 Stanford 6-13 2-2 17, Lopez 4-6 1-2 9, Dunn 3-7 0-0 tetokounmpo 10-18 6-10 27, Lopez 2-6 6-6 Williams, 6-3, 1-0, ret. 64-57. Next: TBA. 7, Arcidiacono 5-7 0-2 10, Felicio 4-6 0-0 8, 11, Bledsoe 9-13 1-3 21, Brogdon 2-10 1-2 to title at Bay Hill #16 Elise Mertens d. #18 Wang Qiang, 7. Stanford (28-4) beat No. 6 Oregon 64- Harrison 3-6 4-8 11, Luwawu-Cabarrot 5, Mirotic 3-8 2-2 10, Gasol 1-3 0-0 3, Snell 6-7 (4), 7-6 (4), 6-3. 57. Next: NCAA Tournament. 1-6 0-0 2, Blakeney 2-5 5-7 9, Selden 7-14 2-4 0-0 6, DiVincenzo 1-5 0-0 2, Con- Marketa Vondrousova d. #22 Jelena 8. Maryland (28-4) lost to No. 10 Iowa 90- 3-3 18. Totals 41-82 17-26 108. naughton 5-5 0-0 14. Totals 41-87 18-25 By Doug Ferguson Ostapenko, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. 76. Next: TBA. DETROIT: Robinson III 1-4 0-0 2, Griffin 114. One more difference. Bianca Andreescu d. Stefanie Voegele, 9. N.C. State (26-5) did not play. Next: 10-14 5-6 28, Drummond 6-6 4-7 16, Jack- SAN ANTONIO: DeRozan 10-20 8-9 28, Associated Press “I was the first to make it 6-1, 6-2 TBA. son 7-14 2-2 21, Ellington 5-6 0-0 13, Leuer Aldridge 14-26 0-0 29, Poeltl 4-4 0-0 8, with the flag in,” Molinari Elina Svitolina d. Daria Gavrilova, 7-5, 10. Iowa (26-6) beat No. 8 Maryland 90- 3-6 1-2 7, Maker 1-5 0-0 3, Smith 2-10 0-2 White 3-10 1-2 7, Forbes 5-8 0-1 12, Cun- 6-4 76. Next: NCAA Tournament. 4, Galloway 7-10 1-1 21, Calderon 0-0 0-0 ningham 0-0 0-0 0, Bertans 2-8 0-0 5, ORLANDO, Fla. — Fran- said with a big smile, allud- 11. Oregon State (24-7) did not play. 0, Thomas 3-5 1-2 7, Kennard 4-11 0-0 9. Mills 5-10 2-3 16, Belinelli 6-14 0-0 16. To- GOLF cesco Molinari had seen so ing to a new rule that Next: vs. TBA. Totals 49-91 14-22 131. tals 49-100 11-15 121. many clutch birdie putts on allows the flag stick to stay 12. South Carolina (21-9) did not play. Milwaukee 32 28 23 31 —114 PGA BAY HILL INVITATIONAL Bulls 32 23 25 28 —108 Next: TBA. Detroit 31 30 42 28 —131 San Antonio 25 29 33 34 —121 the 18th green at Bay Hill, in the cup with putts on the 4th of 4 rds; Bay Hill Club & Lodge; 13. Kentucky (24-7) did not play. Next: most of them by Tiger green. Orlando, Fla.; 7,454 yds, par 72 TBA. 3-Point Goals—Chicago 9-18 (Porter Jr. 3-Point Goals—Milwaukee 14-36 (Con- 276 (-12) $1,638,000 14. Gonzaga (27-3) did not play. Next: vs. 3-4, Markkanen 3-7, Harrison 1-1, Selden naughton 4-4, Snell 2-3, Bledsoe 2-4, Mirotic Woods in the final group, All that mattered was Francesco Molinari (500) 69-70-73-64 Saint Mary's, Monday. 1-1, Dunn 1-2, Arcidiacono 0-1, Luwawu- 2-5, Gasol 1-1, Lopez 1-3, Middleton 1-4, An- usually with Arnold Pal- that it dropped, capping off 278 (-10) $982,800 15. Texas A&M (24-7) did not play. Next: Cabarrot 0-2), Detroit 19-35 (Galloway tetokounmpo 1-4, DiVincenzo 0-4, Brogdon Matthew Fitzpatrick 70-70-67-71 TBA. 6-6, Jackson 5-8, Ellington 3-4, Griffin 0-4), San Antonio 12-29 (Mills 4-7, Belinelli mer standing next to the a five-shot rally with a final 279 (-9) $473,200 16. Miami (24-8) did not play. Next: TBA. 3-6, Maker 1-3, Kennard 1-5, Thomas 0-1, 4-8, Forbes 2-4, Aldridge 1-2, Bertans 1-5, green expecting like every- round no one imagined on Rafa Cabrera Bello (145) 65-75-70-69 17. Marquette (25-6) beat St. John's 88- Robinson III 0-2). Rebounds—Chicago DeRozan 0-1, White 0-2). Rebounds—Mil- Tommy Fleetwood (145) 69-66-76-68 57. Next: vs. Georgetown, Monday. 37 (Felicio 7), Detroit 44 (Drummond 15). waukee 45 (Antetokounmpo 13), San Anto- one else for them go in. a fast Bay Hill course with Sungjae Im (145) 71-69-71-68 18. Syracuse (24-8) did not play. Next: Assists—Chicago 18 (Harrison 7), De- nio 46 (Aldridge 15). Assists—Milwaukee 22 It was Molinari’s turn putting surfaces that 280 (-8) $294,613 TBA. troit 34 (Jackson, Maker 6). Total Fouls— (Bledsoe, Antetokounmpo 6), San Antonio Sunday in the Arnold Pal- looked closer to white than Sung Kang (89) 69-72-71-68 19. Iowa State (25-7) beat No. 21 Texas Chicago 18, Detroit 24. Technicals—Chi- 24 (DeRozan 6). Total Fouls—Milwaukee 17, Rory McIlroy (89) 72-70-66-72 75-69. Next: vs. No. 1 Baylor, Monday. cago coach Jim Boylen. A—19,356. San Antonio 18. A—18,594 (18,581). mer Invitational, with a green, making it difficult to 20. Arizona State (20-10) did not play. Keith Mitchell (89) 71-68-75-66 NHL few big differences. get it close to the hole. Matt Wallace 71-69-69-71 Next: TBA. 281 (-7) $209,300 21. Texas (23-9) lost to No. 19 Iowa State This putt was from 45 Matt Fitzpatrick, the 54- Byeong Hun An (65) 72-72-69-68 75-69. Next: TBA. EASTERN CONFERENCE feet, longer than anything hole leader, shot a 71 to Lucas Glover (65) 70-71-71-69 22. Drake (25-5) did not play. Next: vs. In- ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Woods ever made. And finish second. Jason Kokrak (65) 70-73-68-70 diana State or Valparaiso, Friday. x-Tampa Bay 69 52 13 4 108 266 181 29-6-2 23-7-2 17-4-0 Luke List (65) 70-72-68-71 22. Florida State (23-8) did not play. Boston 69 42 18 9 93 207 173 27-7-3 15-11-6 15-6-2 while it capped off an Fitzpatrick managed Adam Long (65) 74-71-69-67 Next: TBA. Toronto 68 42 21 5 89 244 193 21-12-1 21-9-4 12-6-3 8-under 64 and eventually only two birdies, the same 282 (-6) $159,250 24. Rice (25-3) did not play. Next: vs. Montreal 69 36 26 7 79 208 207 19-11-4 17-15-3 10-8-5 Charles Howell III (54) 74-67-69-72 Southern Miss. or North Texas, Thu. Florida 69 30 27 12 72 224 234 18-12-6 12-15-6 12-8-3 gave Molinari a two-shot number as Rory McIlroy Chris Kirk (54) 71-73-66-72 25. UCLA (20-12) did not play. Next: TBA. Buffalo 68 30 29 9 69 194 219 19-10-4 11-19-5 9-9-4 Detroit 69 24 35 10 58 188 238 13-17-5 11-18-5 7-12-4 victory, the British Open (72), who played in the 283 (-5) $123,153 Ottawa 69 23 40 6 52 203 258 14-16-4 9-24-2 7-13-2 Ryan Blaum (46) 73-72-70-68 champion had to wait final group for the third Brendan Steele (46) 70-71-72-70 METROPOLITAN GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV nearly two hours to see if time in five starts this year Aaron Baddeley (46) 70-70-69-74 Washington 69 41 21 7 89 237 212 21-9-5 20-12-2 14-5-2 Chesson Hadley (46) 71-71-71-70 SUNDAY’S RESULTS N.Y. Islanders 68 39 22 7 85 198 168 20-11-4 19-11-3 15-8-1 his score would hold up. without winning. Henrik Stenson (46) 77-66-69-71 MEN Pittsburgh 69 37 23 9 83 237 210 20-12-2 17-11-7 12-8-2 Bubba Watson (46) 68-72-71-72 EAST Carolina 68 37 24 7 81 205 191 18-11-4 19-13-3 9-9-2 284 (-4) $78,715 Bucknell 97, Lehigh 75 Columbus 68 38 27 3 79 209 202 18-16-2 20-11-1 15-8-1 Philadelphia 68 33 27 8 74 209 226 17-13-4 16-14-4 9-10-2 Kiradech Aphibarnrat (35) 71-70-72-71 Colgate 80, Navy 70 Hofstra 76, James Madison 67 N.Y. Rangers 68 28 28 12 68 196 224 17-11-8 11-17-4 8-10-5 Kevin Kisner (35) 70-69-70-75 New Jersey 69 25 35 9 59 191 232 17-12-6 8-23-3 8-14-3 IN BRIEF Marc Leishman (35) 72-70-72-70 Iona 73, Siena 57 Ian Poulter (35) 73-68-73-70 Northeastern 80, UNC-Wilmington 59 WESTERN CONFERENCE Roger Sloan (35) 70-69-74-71 Penn St. 72, Illinois 56 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV AUTO RACING: Josef Newgarden won the IndyCar SOUTH Jhonattan Vegas (35) 69-70-75-70 Winnipeg 68 40 24 4 84 233 202 22-8-4 18-16-0 11-10-0 season opener on the downtown streets of St. Petersburg, 285 (-3) $60,515 Augusta 93, SC-Aiken 86 Nashville 70 39 26 5 83 210 189 22-13-1 17-13-4 12-10-1 Tyrrell Hatton (27) 70-75-66-74 SMU 77, South Florida 71 St. Louis 68 36 25 7 79 198 188 17-14-2 19-11-5 11-9-4 Fla. It was Newgarden’s 11th career win in the series and Carlos Ortiz (27) 72-71-70-72 UConn 82, East Carolina 73 Dallas 68 35 28 5 75 172 172 21-11-2 14-17-3 11-8-2 the 204th victory for a Team Penske driver. Scott Dixon of Adam Schenk (27) 70-73-71-71 MIDWEST Minnesota 69 33 28 8 74 191 202 14-13-6 19-15-2 11-6-4 Hudson Swafford (27) 70-74-73-68 Houston 85, Cincinnati 69 Colorado 69 30 27 12 72 223 215 15-12-6 15-15-6 8-9-3 Chip Ganassi Racing was second. 286 (-2) $47,060 Indiana 89, Rutgers 73 Chicago 68 29 30 9 67 227 255 15-13-6 14-17-3 11-6-3 Adam Hadwin (20) 70-75-68-73 Nebraska 93, Iowa 91, OT PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Wisconsin 73, Ohio St. 67, OT COLLEGES: Former Wisconsin QB Alex Hornibrook will Sam Horsfield 74-69-74-69 Calgary 69 42 20 7 91 241 199 21-7-5 21-13-2 12-8-2 Martin Kaymer (20) 72-69-70-75 TOURNAMENTS San Jose 68 41 19 8 90 246 210 23-5-5 18-14-3 15-4-3 transfer to Florida State. Hornibrook, who started 32 Hideki Matsuyama (20) 72-70-71-73 Atlantic Sun Vegas 70 38 27 5 81 212 196 21-10-4 17-17-1 15-6-2 games for the Badgers, will be eligible to play next season Ryan Moore (20) 71-72-73-70 Liberty 74, Lipscomb 68 Arizona 68 34 29 5 73 183 188 17-15-3 17-14-2 14-9-2 Sam Ryder (20) 74-69-74-69 Edmonton 68 30 31 7 67 192 221 15-16-2 15-15-5 9-11-2 as a graduate student. ... Senior F Megan Gustafson scored Big South Johnson Wagner (20) 71-72-72-71 Vancouver 69 28 32 9 65 187 217 15-13-4 13-19-5 9-12-4 Gardner-Webb 76, Radford 65 26 points in the first half and finished with 45 to lead No. ALSO: 287 (-1) $35,490 Anaheim 70 27 34 9 63 161 214 14-13-8 13-21-1 7-11-3 Rickie Fowler (14) 74-71-71-71 Colonial Athletic Association Los Angeles 69 25 36 8 58 164 220 13-17-3 12-19-5 9-9-2 10 Iowa past No. 8 Maryland 90-76 in the final of the Big Zach Johnson (14) 70-71-76-70 Hofstra 76, James Madison 67 Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division Ten women’s basketball tournament in Indianapolis. Delaware 85, William & Mary 79 and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs.; x-clinched playoff spot PGA CHAMPIONS HOAG CLASSIC Northeastern 80, UNC Wilmington 59 Gustafson’s point total was the second-most in tourna- 3rd of 3 rds; Newport Beach (Calif.) CC College of Charleston 73, Drexel 61 ment history, trailing only her 48-point performance in a Yardage: 6,584; Par 71;xWon on second Metro Atlantic Athletic SUNDAY’S RESULTS PANTHERS 6, RED WINGS 1 quarterfinal loss to Minnesota in 2018. playoff hole Iona 73, Siena 57 Florida 6, Detroit 1 203 $270,000 Washington 3, Winnipeg 1 Detroit 0 1 0 — 1 Monmouth 73, Canisius 59 Florida 2 1 3 — 6 x-Kirk Triplett 70-65-68 Pittsburgh 4, Boston 2 Missouri Valley GOLF: 203 $158,400 Calgary 6, Vegas 3 FIRST PERIOD: 1, Florida, Brown 1 Justin Harding of South Africa shot a final-round Bradley 57, Northern Iowa 54 Woody Austin 68-67-68 Los Angeles 3, Anaheim 2 (Pysyk, Brouwer), 6:42. 2, Florida, 6-under 66 to win the Qatar Masters in Doha. Harding 204 $118,800 Patriot League MONDAY’S GAMES McGinn 3 (Ekblad, Borgstrom), 9:22 finished at 13-under 275 to win his first European Tour Jeff Maggert 76-63-65 Colgate 80, Navy 70 Ottawa at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. (pp). Penalty: Bowey, Det, (hooking), Scott McCarron 64-72-68 Bucknell 97, Lehigh 75 Tampa Bay at Toronto, 6 p.m. 9:09 title by two strokes. ... Kirk Triplett beat Woody Austin on QATAR MASTERS Southern Columbus vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau SECOND PERIOD: 3, Florida, Vatrano 21 the second playoff hole to win the PGA Tour Champions 4th of 4 rds; Doha GC; Doha, Qatar; 7,400 Wofford 81, ETSU 72 Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 6 p.m. (Hoffman, Ekblad), 8:26. 4, Detroit, yds, par 72 UNC Grensboro 66, Furman 62 San Jose at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Vanek 14 (Nielsen), 12:24 (pp). Penalties: event in Newport Beach, Calif. It was the seventh seniors 275 (-13) Summit League Arizona at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Florida bench, served by Hawryluk (too title for Triplett. Justin Harding 68-68-73-66 North Dakota State 86, Oral Roberts 73 N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 8 p.m. many men on the ice), 5:49 277 (-11) Purdue Fort Wayne 96, South Dakota 70 Carolina at Colorado, 8 p.m. THIRD PERIOD: 5, Florida, Huberdeau 22 TUESDAY’S GAMES (Barkov, Dadonov), 1:26 (pp). 6, Florida, NFL: The Raiders will acquire seven-time Pro Bowl WR Jinho Choi 72-69-72-64 NCAA TOURNEY BIDS Dallas at Buffalo, 6 p.m. Hunt 1 (Sheahan, Weegar), 2:51. 7, Flor- Christiaan Bezuidenhout 72-71-66-68 Bradley, Missouri Valley Antonio Brown from the Steelers for third- and Boston at Columbus, 6 p.m. ida, Barkov 30 (Weegar, Huberdeau), Jorge Campillo 72-69-68-68 Gardner-Webb, Big South Washington at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. 7:44. Penalty: Vanek, DET, (hold), 15:33. fifth-round draft picks in this year’s draft. The Associated George Coetzee 68-68-73-68 Murray State, Ohio Valley Detroit at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. SHOTS ON GOAL: Detroit 3-8-9—20. Flor- Anton Karlsson 72-66-70-69 Liberty, Atlantic Sun Press reported that the Raiders will give Brown, 30, a new Nacho Elvira 71-67-69-70 San Jose at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. ida 15-13-15—43. Mike Lorenzo-Vera 68-68-71-70 WOMEN Arizona at St. Louis, 7 p.m. POWER PLAYS: Det 1-of-2, Fla 2-of-4. three-year contract worth $50.125 million instead of the Erik Van Rooyen 69-68-70-70 TOURNAMENTS New Jersey at Calgary, 8 p.m. GOALIES: Detroit, Howard 18-19-5 (43 $38.925 million he was owed by the Steelers. ... The Chiefs Oliver Wilson 69-68-69-71 America East Nashville at Anaheim, 9 p.m. shots-37 saves). Florida, Montembeault Maine 66, Albany 51 2-0-1 (20-19). A: 15,238. released four-time Pro Bowl LB Justin Houston, 30, after Hartford 64, Stony Brook 59 failing to work out a trade. The move will save the Chiefs AUTO RACING American Athletic SOCCER MLB SPRING TRAINING $14 million in salary cap space. ... The Jets will acquire UConn 81, South Florida 45 two-time Pro Bowl G Kelechi Osemele, 29, and a NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY UCF 66, Cincinnati 58 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER SUNDAY’S RESULTS TICKETGUARDIAN 500 sixth-round pick from the Raiders for a fifth-round pick, Atlantic Coast EASTERN W L T PT GF GA N.Y. Yankees (ss) 6, Pittsburgh 5 At ISM Raceway ; Avondale, Ariz. ; lap Notre Dame 99, Louisville 79 Miami 5, Atlanta 2 Columbus 101431 ESPN reported. The Raiders will save $10.2 million in cap length: 1 mile Atlantic 10 Tampa Bay 8, Boston 1 FP SP M LAPS D.C. United 101420 DRIVER N.Y. Yankees (ss) 2, Detroit 2 space. ... The Lions released CB Nevin Lawson. The Lions Fordham 62, VCU 47 Toronto FC 100331 1. 4 Kyle Busch T 312. Toronto 10, Minnesota 1 will save $4.7 million in cap space. 2. 9 Martin Truex Jr. T 312. Big East Montreal 110333 3. 1 Ryan Blaney F 312. Marquette 88, St. John’s 57 Orlando City 002233 Philadelphia 8, Baltimore 5 4. 14 Aric Almirola F 312. Georgetown 76, Villanova 67 N.Y. City FC 002222 Washington 6, Houston 4 SKIING: 5. 3 Denny Hamlin T 312. DePaul 85, Providence 60 N.Y. Red Bulls 001111 N.Y. Mets 9, St. Louis 1 Marcel Hirscher of Austria secured his eighth 6. 31 Kyle Larson C 312. Chicago 011123 Oakland (ss) 5, San Francisco (ss) 4 7. 16 Kurt Busch C 312. Creighton 60, Butler 51 consecutive World Cup overall title with a third-place 8. 15 Jimmie Johnson C 312. Big Ten New England 011113 Arizona (ss) 3, Cincinnati 2 Atlanta 011113 finish in the next-to-last slalom race of the season in 9. 8 Kevin Harvick F 312. Iowa 90, Maryland 76 San Diego 11, Kansas City 6 10. 12 Joey Logano F 312. Cincinnati 011125 Texas 7, San Francisco (ss) 6 Big 12 Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. Hirscher, 30, who also matched 11. 26 Clint Bowyer F 312. Philadelphia 020015 Oakland (ss) 7, Chicago White Sox 6 12. 18 Ryan Newman F 312. Baylor 88, Kansas St. 60 WESTERN W L T PT GF GA Milwaukee 7, Chicago Cubs 5 the Cup record of 20 overall and discipline titles set by 13. 19 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. F 312. Iowa State 75, Texas 69 14. 2 Chase Elliott C 312. Seattle 200661 L.A. Dodgers 3, Colorado (ss) 1 Lindsey Vonn, said after the race he may retire following 15. 20 Ty Dillon C 312. Metro Atlantic Athletic Los Angeles FC 200662 Cleveland 16, Seattle (ss) 2 next week’s World Cup finals. 16. 22 Chris Buescher C 312. Quinnipiac 80, Monmouth 42 Minnesota 200662 Arizona (ss) 5, Colorado (ss) 2 17. 17 Paul Menard F 311. Marist 62, Rider 52 18. 11 Daniel Hemric C 311. FC Dallas 101431 Seattle (ss) 9, L.A. Angels 9 19. 5 Brad Keselowski F 311. Mountain West Houston 101432 MONDAY’S GAMES SOCCER: Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane each scored 20. 30 Matt Tifft F 311. Nevada 78, San Jose St. 68 Real Salt Lake 101421 Pit. vs. Atl at Kissimmee, Fla., 12:05 p.m. 21. 13 Austin Dillon C 311. San Diego State 63, Air Force 55 Sporting KC 110332 Det. vs. Min. at Ft Myers, Fla, 12:05 p.m. twice to lead host Liverpool to a 4-2 victory over 22. 23 Bubba Wallace C 311. LA Galaxy 110323 23. 28 Daniel Suarez F 311. Utah State 62, Colorado State 59 N.Y. Mets vs. Houston at West Palm Colorado 011135 relegation-threatened Burnley. With the win, Liverpool 24. 7 William Byron C 310. Pacific-12 Beach, Fla., 12:05 p.m. Portland 011147 25. 29 David Ragan F 310. Stanford 64, Oregon 57 pulled within a point of English Premier League leader 26. 24 Corey LaJoie F 310. Vancouver 020024 Was. vs. StL at Jupiter, Fla., 12:05 p.m. 27. 33 Ross Chastain C 308. Southeastern San Jose 020015 Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia at Clear- Manchester City. ... Manchester United suffered its first 28. 25 Matt DiBenedetto T 308. Mississippi State 101, Arkansas 70 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. water, Fla., 12:05 p.m. loss in 13 EPL matches under manager Ole Gunnar 29. 10 Erik Jones T 304. Cincinnati vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, 30. 35 Quin Houff C 302. Southern Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Solskjaer, falling to host Arsenal 2-0. 31. 36 Bayley Currey F 301. Mercer 66, Furman 63 SUNDAY’S RESULTS L.A. Angels vs. Texas (ss) at Surprise, 32. 34 Cody Ware C 300. Summit League D.C. United 0, N.Y. City FC 0 33. 32 Landon Cassill C 267. Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Oral Roberts 68, Western Illinois 64 Sporting KC 2, Philadelphia 0 TENNIS: 34. 21 Ryan Preece C 229-a San Francisco vs. L.A. Dodgers at No. 10 seed Serena Williams retired from her 35. 6 Alex Bowman C 191-a North Dakota 80, Denver 67 Cincinnati 1, Atlanta FC 1 Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 36. 27 Michael McDowell F 157-a NCAA TOURNEY BIDS Los ANgeles FC 4, Portland 1 third-round match against No. 20 seed Garbine Mugu- Chi White Sox vs. Milwaukee at a-accident; C-Chevrolet; F-Ford; T-Toyo- Belmont, Ohio Valley Phoenix, 3:05 p.m. ruza at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif. ta Fordham, Atlantic 10 ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Oakland vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Williams lost the first set 6-3 and trailed 1-0 in the second Winner’s average speed: 101.693 mph. Iowa, Big Ten SUNDAY’S RESULTS Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Time: 3:04:05. Margin: 1.259. Caution Mercer, Southern set before retiring because of a viral illness. Liverpool 4, Burnley 2 Kansas City (ss) vs. Seattle at Peoria, flags: 9 for 57 laps. Mississippi State, Southeastern Chelsea 1, Wolverhampton 1 Ariz., 8:40 p.m. Points: Kyle Busch, 177; J. Logano, 171; K. Notre Dame, Atlantic Coast Arsenal 2, Manchester United 0 Kansas City (ss) vs. Texas (ss) at Harvick, 168; D. Hamlin, 165. Stanford, Pac-12 — Edited from news services Surprise, Ariz., 9:05 p.m. 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, March 11, 2019

BEARS Bears can pick their spots Free agency will allow GM Pace to address team’s Edge rushers specific needs, but big splash might not be coming Starters: Khalil Mack and Leonard By Rich Campbell, Colleen Kane | Chicago Tribune Floyd. Backups: Isaiah Irving and Kylie Fitts. or the first time since 2010, the Bears will enter free agency Wednesday riding a Storylines: The Bears are set atop the division championship and realistic Super Bowl aspirations. depth chart at this premier position. Mack F After years of big spending in an effort to remain competitive and jump-start a is a beast with a monstrous contract to back rebuilding process, general manager Ryan Pace is in position to fine-tune the roster and that up. The Bears picked up the fifth-year zero in on specific needs. The Bears have only two starters out of contract — both on the option on Floyd’s rookie deal. But you can defensive side — but must improve offensively this offseason. never have enough pass rushers. To that Here’s a positional breakdown of the Bears’ storylines, needs and options as they enter point, Aaron Lynch is the internal free free agency with about $12 million to spend on the 2019 roster. agent to watch. Does he follow Vic Fangio to the Broncos? Does the new defensive coaching staff like him? The Bears cut Sam Acho last week, and the farewell message he tweeted implied he won’t be back on a cheaper deal. On the market: The Bears don’t have the need or money to dive into the top of this market, where Justin Houston (Chiefs), JAE C. HONG/AP Trey Flowers (Patriots) and Dante Fowl- Jason Verrett’s durability is a question. er (Rams) will get paid. The free-agent class is deep, though. The second and Safeties third tiers include Terrell Suggs (Ravens), Bruce Irvin (Cowboys), Derrick Morgan (Titans) and Shane Ray (Broncos) — a Starters: Eddie Jackson. healthy supply that should help the Bears Backups: Deon Bush, DeAndre Hous- if they want to add a veteran on a ton-Carson. team-friendly deal. Storylines: Adrian Amos is headed to the open market. Supply exceeds demand, which will help the Bears by depressing Interior linemen prices on the second tier. Pace isn’t compelled to spend big money on a box Starters: Akiem Hicks and Eddie Gold- safety because one can be found much man. easier than, say, a rangy, ball-hawking free Backups: Bilal Nichols, Roy Robertson- safety such as Jackson. If the Bears were Harris, Jonathan Bullard, Abdullah An- determined to extend Amos, they would derson. have done so before last season when Storylines: This is probably the Bears’ they gave Goldman, Amos’ draft class- best position group. Better yet, the top mate, a new deal. That said, Amos is a five linemen from last season are under solid tackler whose ball skills have contract, and Hicks, 29, is the only one improved. Don’t be surprised if another older than 25. There’s no apparent reason team sees Amos’ three takeaways last CHRIS KEANE/AP to spend on this position other than season and pays a premium. If that Tevin Coleman, an Oak Forest High product, could be a possibility at running back. adding a veteran on a minimum-salary doesn’t happen, the Bears would love to contract. have him back at their price. Quarterbacks leave a big hole to fill, either through free On the market: The Bears could add On the market: The safeties class is agency or the draft. Regardless of what bargain depth while other teams spend topped by true headliners. And after happens with Howard, the Bears will on top free agents such as Ndamukong Landon Collins (Giants) and Earl Thom- Starter: Mitch Trubisky. need some supplemental pieces because Suh (Rams), Sheldon Richardson (Vi- as (Seahawks), the quality continues Backup: Chase Daniel. Benny Cunningham and fullback kings), Henry Anderson (Jets) and Danny down the list. Players such as Tyrann Storylines: For the second straight Michael Burton are set to be free agents. Shelton (Patriots). Mathieu (Cardinals), Ha Ha Clinton-Dix offseason, there’s no quarterback contro- On the market: Where Le’Veon Bell will (Redskins) and Lamarcus Joyner (Rams) versy. Trubisky returns looking to build land is one of the top questions in free enable the Bears to let the market shake upon what he accomplished under Matt agency after he held out the entire 2018 Inside linebackers out. Veteran Pro Bowler Eric Weddle Nagy in 2018. Daniel is signed through season with the Steelers, but his asking (Ravens) signed a two-year, $10.5 million 2019 and returns in his mentor role. The price very well could be too high. Oak Starters: deal with the Rams on Friday, which main question for the Bears here is who Forest High product Tevin Coleman is Roquan Smith and Danny should help set the market’s second tier. Trevathan. they will have as their third-string option. the next-best option after racking up Backups: Perhaps they decide to keep Tyler Bray 2,340 rushing yards in four seasons with Nick Kwiatkoski, Joel Iyieg- Specialists on the practice squad again. the Falcons. Mark Ingram (Saints) and buniwe, Josh Woods, James Vaughters, On the market: Jameer Thurman. Nick Foles (Eagles), the T.J. Yeldon (Jaguars) are other options. Storylines: headliner of the free-agent class, report- This is another position at Starters: None established. edly could join the Jaguars to replace which the Bears are set. All four active Backups: Kickers Redford Jones and Blake Bortles when the signing period Tight ends linebackers from last season are under Chris Blewitt. opens. Teddy Bridgewater, the Saints contract. Special teams is a crucial Storylines: The Bears are searching for component of this position, and backup in 2018, will be three seasons Starter: Trey Burton. Cody Parkey’s (actually, Robbie Gould’s) removed from his gruesome knee injury Kwiatkoski and Iyiegbuniwe are valued replacement. Also, punter Pat O’Donnell Backup: Adam Shaheen. contributors. and could be ready to play a bigger role Storylines: Burton is back for the second On the market: and long snapper Patrick Scales are out of elsewhere. Tyrod Taylor (Browns) and Bears fans should keep contract. Kicker is one of the Bears’ top of a four-year contract after a solid season an eye to the north, where the cap- Ryan Fitzpatrick (Buccaneers) are among as the Bears’ top pass-catching tight end. needs this offseason and perhaps the the other bigger names looking for a shot, strapped Vikings are positioned to lose most important. Shaheen spent most of the year on Anthony Barr. He is a prime candidate to but the Bears’ third-stringer should come injured reserve with foot and ankle On the market: Pro Bowler Jason Myers from a tier or two below that group. cash in on the open market and move to (Jets) and four-time Pro Bowl selection injuries and will look to make a bigger outside linebacker in a 3-4 defense, impact in 2019. The Bears already made a Stephen Gostkowski (Patriots) will set where his pass-rushing athleticism the market. Myers hit 92 percent of his Wide receivers move in this position group, cutting would shine. The Vikings’ lack of cap veteran Dion Sims to free up salary-cap field-goal attempts last season. He was 11 room probably will prevent them from of 12 from 40-49 yards and 6 of 7 from 50 space last month and leaving an opening signing a top free agent, such as C.J. Starters: Allen Robinson, Taylor Gabri- for a blocking tight end. Pace said he likes and beyond. Gostkowski’s field-goal ac- Mosley (Ravens), Jordan Hicks (Eagles) curacy rate has dipped below 85 percent el, Anthony Miller. the variety in the tight ends room and or Kwon Alexander (Buccaneers). Backup: Javon Wims. indicated the team could try to bring back in two of the last three seasons. Storylines: The Bears sank a lot of Ben Braunecker and Daniel Brown, who The Bears head toward free agency resources into rebuilding their receiving are set to be restricted and unrestricted Cornerbacks with about $12 million to spend on next corps last offseason, and all four additions free agents, respectively. season’s roster, so paying more than $5 On the market: million per year for one of those two return for a second season. But the Bears Jared Cook may be Starters: need to find depth with the impending turning 32 in April, but he had the best Kyle Fuller and Prince kickers seems unlikely. If they shop on a Amukamara. lower tier, the kickers include journey- departures of unrestricted free agents season of his career with the Raiders, Backups: Kevin White and Josh Bellamy, the latter making him a top-of-the-line pickup. On Sherrick McManis, Kevin To- men Dan Bailey (Vikings) and Chandler a consistent contributor on special teams. the opposite end of the age spectrum, liver, Jonathon Mincy, Michael Joseph, Catanzaro (Panthers). John Franklin. Wims, a seventh-round pick, had four Jesse James (Steelers) is just 24, and the Storylines: catches in four games but could receive 6-foot-7 target caught 120 passes over Slot cornerback Bryce Call- [email protected] an opportunity to prove himself in his four seasons. Tyler Eifert comes with an ahan’s venture into the open market Twitter @Rich_Campbell creates the most pressing internal ques- [email protected] second year. injury warning, and perhaps a discount, Twitter @ChiTribKane On the market: Golden Tate tops the after playing in just 14 games over the last tion for the Bears in free agency. He group of available receivers. Tyrell three seasons with the Bengals. played 81 percent of the defensive snaps Williams, who averaged 15.9 yards per before breaking his left foot against the catch with the Chargers in 2018, also Rams on Dec. 9. He’s everything you want heads a list that includes Devin Funchess Offensive linemen in a slot corner — but he hasn’t been (Panthers), Jamison Crowder (Redskins), healthy enough to play 16 games in any of Adam Humphries (Buccaneers) and his four seasons. Because the class of Starters: Charles Leno, James Daniels, free-agent safeties is so deep, including John Brown (Ravens). With as much as Cody Whitehair, Kyle Long, Bobby they have invested in Robinson and Bears starter Adrian Amos, it makes Massie. sense for them to prioritize either Gabriel, the Bears might limit their Backup: Bradley Sowell. search to depth pieces. re-signing Callahan or finding his re- Storylines: The Bears bring back their placement. starting line in full after signing Massie to On the market: Callahan figures to be Running backs a four-year extension and restructuring the best slot corner available. It would Long’s contract to open cap space. take only one team to bet on or disregard They’ll need some depth on the interior his health in setting a high price for his Starters: Jordan Howard, Tarik Cohen. with Bryan Witzmann and Eric Kush set services. Backup: Taquan Mizzell. to be free agents. Bradley Roby (Broncos) and Jason Storylines: Perhaps the biggest question On the market: Trent Brown (Patriots), Verrett (Chargers) have experience surrounding the offense this offseason is Ja’Wuan James (Dolphins) and Daryl playing the slot. Would Roby be willing to whether the Bears will stick with How- Williams (Panthers) rank among the top join a team on which he’s not one of the ard in his contract season or look for his tackles available. Centers Mitch Morse top two cornerbacks? Verrett’s injury replacement. ESPN reported the Bears (Chiefs) and Matt Paradis (Broncos) and history is more extensive than Callahan’s. fielded trade offers for Howard at the guard Rodger Saffold (Rams) are also If the Bears don’t match Callahan’s /AL BELLO / GETTY NFL combine, and his departure would counted as the cream of this crop. asking price, Verrett’s might suit them. Stephen Gostkowski may be a top target. Raiders trade for Brown, agree to new deal By Josh Dubow ized the deal with the Steelers and sixth-round pick into arguably the four picks in the top 35 in the Steelers reached a breaking point Associated Press will give Brown a new three-year greatest wide receiver of his gen- upcoming draft to acquire Brown, in late December. Coach Mike contract worth $50.125 million eration. who has topped 100 receptions Tomlin benched Brown during ALAMEDA, Calif. — The instead of the $38.925 million he It also gives the Raiders a and 1,200 yards receiving in each the regular-season finale against Raiders agreed on a deal late was owed by the Steelers. high-profile addition for second- of the last six seasons. the Bengals after the wide re- Saturday night to acquire prolific Pro Football Talk first reported year coach Jon Gruden after Brown now gives quarterback ceiver went radio silent in the final but disgruntled receiver Antonio the deal and said the Steelers will trading away two of the team’s Derek Carr his biggest offensive 48 hours before the game. Brown Brown from the Steelers and will get a third- and a fifth-round draft biggest stars last year in edge weapon since entering the league arrived in a fur coat, hung out for a give him the lucrative new con- pick from the Raiders. rusher Khalil Mack and receiver in 2014 and the Raiders a legiti- half and then disappeared from tract he wanted. The trade makes final what Amari Cooper. mate star before they move to Las view until well after his team- A person with direct knowl- became a very messy and very The Raiders got extra first- Vegas for the 2020 season. mates had cleaned out their lock- edge of the trade told the Associ- public divorce between Brown round picks in those trades but The sometimes tumultuous re- ers following a 9-6-1 finish that left ated Press that the Raiders final- and the team that helped turn the didn’t need to give up any of their lationship between Brown and the the Steelers out of the playoffs. 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ROSS D. FRANKLIN/AP PHOTOS Right-handedReds relief pitcher Michael Lorenzen, right,pitcher is slated to pitch one inning and play center field twoLorenzen innings and bat at least once in a Reds spring training game Monday. ready for his 2-way turn

By Dave Sheinin to take the approach of: How does The Washington Post he fit into today’s game? And the next day, it’s how does he fit into GOODYEAR, Ariz. — For most today’s game? Is he available? Did of the last five years, Michael he pitch? Did he hit yesterday? Lorenzen mounted an influence They’re going to have to take it campaign that, despite his best more day to day.” efforts, kept coming up short. A Perhaps “the Babe Ruth of right-handed reliever by profes- Fullerton” doesn’t have quite the sion, Lorenzen would tell anyone same ring as “the Babe Ruth of who would listen, including his Japan,” but Lorenzen figures he Cincinnati Reds managers, that he has been preparing for this for his could play a mean center field and entire baseball-playing life. As a hit with power, if only they would two-way star at Cal State Fuller- give him a chance. He cam- ton, he batted .324/.394/.478 and paigned through the media. He went 5-0 with a 1.61 ERA with 35 shagged fly balls during batting saves in 42 relief appearances. On practice as if he were the second the Team USA national collegiate coming of Willie Mays Hayes. team in 2013, a team that also But aside from an occasional featured future stars Kris Bryant, pinch-hit appearance, two of Michael Conforto and Trea Turn- which in 2018 produced home er, Lorenzen served as both the runs, he never realized his career- starting center fielder and closer. long dream of becoming a true But the Reds drafted Lorenzen two-way player — because no one, in the first round in 2013 as strictly to that point, was willing to let a pitcher — cushioning the blow him. by telling him they thought it was And then Shohei Ohtani hap- his best path to get to the majors pened. as quickly as possible. In 2018, Ohtani, known as “the Since his big league debut in Babe Ruth of Japan,” arrived on 2015, Lorenzen is 18-16 with a 4.21 U.S. shores and, during a riveting ERA in 177 appearances (all but 24 debut season with the Los Ange- of them in relief ) and a .250/.276/ les Angels, which ended with him .500 batter at the plate, with six winning American League rookie homers in 84 at-bats (including 22 of the year honors, put up num- The last five years, Lorenzen has been lobying the Reds to let him pitch and play center field. He says that the plate appearances as a pinch bers unseen since the Bambino arrival and success of Angels two-way phenom Shohei Ohtani has made the idea more realistic. hitter). But if you ask him, his best himself a century before: a .285 tool is the one that has been in batting average, .925 on-base- down the traditional wall be- “I know, in our front office, The logic behind the trend is evidence for only one inning as a plus-slugging percentage and 22 tween pitchers and hitters — we’ve been pushing for this for a obvious: With teams shifting big leaguer — his outfield defense. homers in 326 at-bats at the plate, perhaps forever — is hardly coin- while with Lorenzen even before more innings and resources “That’s the best thing I do, by and a 4-2 record, 3.31 ERA and 11 cidental. Ohtani came along. Eventually it toward their bullpens, they are far,” Lorenzen said. strikeouts per nine innings on the “Oh, 100 percent,” Lorenzen would’ve happened one way or looking for ways to carry extra In the past, nothing has infuri- mound. said Sunday, the day before his another,” Williams said. “But arms, which, by necessity, means ated Lorenzen more than having This spring, Ohtani is working spring debut as an outfielder, there’s no disputing the fact that fewer bench players — who, by to watch some cut-rate, replace- his way back to the field from when asked if Ohtani’s arrival the existence of Ohtani raised the extension, must be versatile ment-level player manning a spot September elbow surgery, with a made this possible. “I have a lot to level of urgency for everybody to enough in many cases to play in the Reds outfield, when he targeted return in May, which will say about just how backwards try to explore some things.” different positions. Having one could have gone out there and limit him to designated-hitter- baseball is, in terms of its thought All of a sudden, in fact, baseball hybrid reliever/position player al- done at least as well — without only duties in 2019, with a full process. Baseball is a business, looks as if it’s about to be overrun lows a team to carry an extra arm, costing the team a roster spot. But return to two-way duty slated for and Ohtani had all the leverage (in with would-be Ohtanis. The An- or an extra bat. those infuriating days, it appears, 2020. picking a team). If he wants to be a gels themselves are experiment- “He’s an interesting weapon to are gone. But in the meantime, look at two-way guy, he gets to be two- ing with two other players as have,” Williams said. “In the NL, “Because they’re in the box of what Lorenzen, 27, is about to do way guy. two-way options this spring, in we’ll take every advantage we can ‘position player,’ they get sent out for the Reds: On Monday after- “And so it forced the front office minor leaguers Jared Walsh, a get.” there,” he said. “But me, I’m in the noon, in a spring training game to open their mind to the idea. 25-year-old left-handed reliever/ Indeed, the difference between box of ‘pitcher,’ and even though against the Cleveland Indians, Whereas before, it was like, ‘It first baseman, and 18-year-old a DH-slash-starting-pitcher in the you’ve played over a thousand some 2.5 weeks before opening can’t happen.’ But when you ask DH/right-hander William Eng- AL and a reliever-slash-outfielder games (in center field) in your day, he is scheduled to pitch the why not, they have no legit, solid lish. The Texas Rangers are ex- in the NL is vast. With Ohtani, the lifetime — we’re not going to send fifth inning (his fifth mound reason other than, ‘It’s too hard.’ perimenting with using corner Angels could script his usage from you out there because that’s not appearance of the spring), then But since when is that an option in infielder Matt Davidson as an the beginning — three or four your box. It’s so stupid. That’s move to center field for a couple of sports — ‘It’s too hard?’ That’s not occasional reliever this spring, starts at DH each week and one what was so baffling. Why would innings and at least one at-bat — my way of thinking, ever.” and Tampa Bay Rays minor leagu- start on the mound. you not want to use this? And it’s the official first step in what the Even Reds general manager er Brendan McKay, a first base- With the Reds and Lorenzen, frustrating. It’s really frustrating.” Reds expect to be a seasonlong, Dick Williams acknowledged that man/left-handed pitcher who is there will essentially be no script. And then, as if he had just run two-way deployment of their un- Ohtani’s example “had an effect” the second-rated prospect in their He could do both in the same down a ball in the gap, Michael usually talented player. on his team’s decision to deploy farm system, is a full-time two- game, or even the same inning. Lorenzen smiled: “Obviously,” he And the timing, just one season Lorenzen as both a pitcher and way player who could arrive in “Our coaches, and we’ve talked said, “I’m not as frustrated this after Ohtani arrived and knocked position player. the majors by 2020. about it,” Williams said, “are going year.” 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, March 11, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Campbell guard takes a big leap on scoring list At just 5-foot-9, Chris Clemons is poised to make a mark in the record books By John Feinstein Special to The Washington Post

BUIES CREEK, N.C. — They had come to see their team take another step toward a berth in the NCAA men’s basketball tourna- ment — something that has only happened once before in school history, 27 years ago. They had also come to see the magic show that is Chris Clemons, the 5-foot-9-inch guard who might finish his career as the second-leading scorer in NCAA Division I history. But with just less than 15 minutes left in Thursday night’s Big South quarterfinal between Campbell and Hampton, the script had gone awry. Hampton, the No. 8 seed, had a 53-47 lead on the top-seeded Camels and the near-sellout crowd inside Gore Arena was restless, nervous and starting to get upset. This is both the beauty and, at times, the burden of sports: There is no script. At that point, Clemons decided enough was enough. Sensing the NCAA dream start- ing to slip away, Clemons ad- justed. Down six, with all eyes in the sparkling 3,095-seat arena on him, he caught the ball on the right wing and exploded to the basket. He went past Hampton’s excellent guard, Jermaine Mar- row, saw help coming in the form of 6-6 Ben Stanley, twisted in midair, spun the ball into the basket and hit the floor hard as Stanley fouled him. He bounced up, like an NFL running back who had just brushed off a hit — at a rock-solid 180 pounds, Clemons looks like he could be a fullback — and calmly swished the free throw. The game was far from over — Campbell didn’t take the lead for good until Clemons hit a jumper to make it 68-67 with 6:10 left — but the sight of him barreling to the basket seemed to change its pulse. He finished the 86-77 vic- tory with 34 points, only slightly above his national-best average of 30.1. He also moved into fourth place on the Division I career scoring list. On Friday, in the tournament semifinals against Gardner-Webb, he scored 23 points to increase his total to 3,193, 24 short of Lionel Simmons of La Salle for third and 56 short of Freeman Williams of Portland State for second. Only LSU legend Pete Maravich, with 3,667, is out of reach. “What makes him so hard to stop is he hits tough shots all the time,” Longwood coach Griff Aldrich said. “First time we played them, first play of the game, Jaylon Wilson, my best defender, is draped all over him. He hits a 3 practically falling out of bounds. A minute later, there’s a whistle and he says to Jaylon, ‘So, is it going to be like this all night?’ Not cocky or anything, just, sort of, ‘OK, let’s go.’ We clamped down on him big- time. Held him to 39.” Said Clemons: “Funny thing about it is that Coach (Kevin McGeehan) told me when I vis- ited here that this was what was going to happen. I mean, seriously, man, he told me I’d be the school’s all-time leading scorer and that we would be winners before I was done. It’s all come true.” Clemons speaks so softly most of the time you have to lean close ROBERT WILLETT/TNS to him to hear what he’s saying. On Campbell’s Chris Clemons might finish the year as the No. 2 alltime scorer in NCAA history. He’s averaging 30.7 points per game this season the court, though, everything he does is loud. He has a 44-inch bounded high off the rim, he understood that wasn’t going to decided he was missing long and regular-season title on March 2 by vertical leap and there are mo- Clemons suddenly appeared, ris- happen. left and moved back about four beating Radford on Senior Day ments when he jumps or cuts so ing above everyone else to grab the “You have dreams, then you inches and to the right corner of with Clemons scoring 30 of his quickly going after a ball it appears ball with one hand. He took off reach a certain age and you get the foul line. He stayed there and team’s 64 points. that everyone else is in slow down the court, put on a dribbling realistic,” he said. “I could see the has made 87.3 percent of his free Clemons will graduate in the motion. exhibition that would have made ACC wasn’t recruiting me, so you throws this season. spring with a GPA of better than “He has such great feel for the Curly Neal proud and was finally move on. I just feel blessed that I He put his name into the NBA 3.0 and a degree in business game,” Presbyterian coach Dustin fouled with 10 seconds left. got a Division I scholarship.” draft after both his sophomore administration. He plans, howev- Kerns had said earlier in the day. “He’s not a good rebounder, he’s Once McGeehan saw him play and junior years and withdrew it er, to get an advanced degree in “There are moments when he just a great rebounder,” McGeehan in a summer camp before his because there was no guarantee basketball in the NBA. explodes on you, makes a play that said. “He’s 5-9, never gets posted senior year, he was guaranteed at he would be drafted. “We’ll have to wait and see leaves you shaking your head up because he’s so strong and least one D-I offer. “Took me two “I came close last year,” he said, about that won’t we?” he said, his saying, ‘How did he do that?’ And always finds the ball. He’s not just minutes,” he said, laughing. “My smiling. “I heard some encourag- voice soft, but his smile making it he always seems to do it when his a scorer.” assistant (Pete Thomas) had told ing things from teams, but I wasn’t clear he has complete confidence team needs him most.” Clemons is a classic example of me to take a look at him. I took one sure and I knew this year could be in his ability to play at the next Clemons’ college career has the kid the big-time coaches look at him and texted him and a lot of fun. It’s been kind of a level. “I’m think I’m still getting been summed up by those five overlooked because of his height. said, ‘This is the guy we have to roller coaster, but it’s also been better and I hope someone will words: “How did he do that?’ He grew up in Raleigh, dreaming get.’ ” great.” give me a chance up there the way In the final minute Thursday, of playing in the ACC — specif- He has gotten better each year. The Camels are 20-12 after Campbell did. with Campbell up 80-75, Marrow ically for North Carolina. By the As a sophomore, he struggled for a their 79-74 loss to Gardner-Webb “I feel like their faith in me has missed a 3-pointer. As the ball time he was a high school junior, while from the free throw line, on Friday. They won the Big South paid off pretty well.”

“There are moments when he just explodes on you ... leaves you shaking your head saying, ‘How did he do that?’ ” — Dustin Kerns, Presbyterian coach on Campbell guard Chris Clemons Monday, March 11, 2019 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2016 “This has been a long, arduous, expensive learning process,” says William Marovitz, lead producer of the Cubs musical “Miracle.” He has been working on the project since spring 2016. Cubs musical readies for its opening day

By Chris Jones | Chicago Tribune how much our 2016 World Series them to walk through the doors of a championship meant to so many to of theater, especially to see a show based oming this spring, hard on the heels of opening day at Wrigley Field: a our fans, and we’re looking forward to entirely on themselves. So the actors seeing that expressed in the theater,” hit the bleachers with their notepads. new Chicago-born stage musical, officially encouraged and approved by he said. “We’re excited.” Mantegna was right. The rest was the Chicago Cubs and produced by a former state senator of Illinois. But don’t expect a singing and danc- history. C ing Anthony Rizzo. “I know that will But the ethos of “Bleacher Bums,” a The show, headed to a soon-to-be- Cubs-crazed family desperate for break a few hearts,” said the Chicago- piece predicated on the eternal opti- ivy-clad Royal George Theatre, is de- some success. And he thought he based composer of the show, Michael mism of the grumpy Cubs fan, always signed to bathe the team’s fans in a could talk other Chicagoans like Arny Mahler. waiting for next year, could not be warm bath of nostalgia for anno Domini Granat of Jam Productions and Rich Rather, the focus is on the fictional more different from “Miracle,” a tri- 2016, that glorious year when prayers Melman of Lettuce Entertain You family; this is about the fans, not the umphalist show about the year the were answered, a curse was banished, restaurants into investing in the show team. “This is a show for people who impossible happened to the Cubbies. “At Last!” headlines were deposited on (and he did). love the theater,” said Marovitz, a Mahler said that his score will be a well-tended graves, and the lovable But he knew he would need parade self-confessed neophyte when it pop-rock concoction, not too far from losers finally belied their name. footage, the Cubs logo and video of the comes to theatrical producing, “and Steve Goodman and “Go Cubs Go,” but The title? “Miracle.” key plays in the games that season. people who love the Cubs.” entirely original. Marovitz says he Subtitle? “A Musical 108 Years in the “I took the idea to Tom Ricketts,” “Miracle,” which has a book by the plans to invite visiting celebrities to Making.” Marovitz said. (It likely helped that screenwriting Chicagoan Jason Brett sing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” at “This has been a long, arduous, Marovitz represented the Wrigleyville and an all-Chicago Equity cast, is not intermission, and to clad his ushers in expensive learning process,” said the district in the late 1980s and helped the first show to try and attract Cubs Cubs attire and serve Cracker Jack at show’s lead producer, the politician- negotiate the deal that brought lights fans. That honor goes to Joe Mantegna the concession stand. turned-entrepreneur William to Wrigley Field.) “Tom said, ‘Great, and the Organic Theater Company, “We don’t have a close date,” he said. Marovitz, who says that he has been keep me informed.’ The Cubs have whose legendary show “Bleacher “If the Cubs win another World Series working on the project since the spring been totally cooperative.” Bums” was first produced in 1977 (and this year, we’ll write it into the show of 2016, in other words even before the Indeed, Cubs spokesman Mike then revived in 2004). As the actor and keep the show running.” Cubs won the World Series. He’d come Lufrano said in an interview that the Mantegna told the Tribune, the en- up with the idea of a show about a Cubs were behind the show and have semble had noticed all the fans stream- Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. blue-collar, working-class, Wrig- licensed its logo and footage from its ing out of the bleachers and decided leyville-dwelling, tavern-owning, most memorable year. “We appreciate that it shouldn’t be that hard to get [email protected]

Donlon IN PERFORMANCE settling D’Rivera at his best into WGN with Chicago anchor role virtuoso Levy By Tracy Swartz Chicago Tribune By Howard Reich Chicago Tribune Before he took his seat at the WGN-Ch. 9 anchor desk and The high point of reedist before he showed off his break- Paquito D’Rivera’s set Friday dancing moves on the morning night in Orchestra Hall arrived news, Joe Donlon was a familiar toward the end, when he invited face in Chicago. an unannounced guest to the “People stopped me at Wrig- stage. ley before I even started, just Those who have followed the based on the promotions that Cuban-born musician’s career for WGN was running. My daugh- the past few decades could not ter and I went to a Cubs game, have been very surprised, for and we couldn’t believe it. I whenever he’s playing this area, hadn’t even started and people BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE D’Rivera speaks effusively of a said, ‘Hey, you’re the new guy It’s been a year since Joe Donlon, 56, has taken over the WGN anchor seat from Mark Suppelsa. Chicagoan he justly admires, on Channel 9.’ I’m like, this is often bringing him in from the crazy,” Donlon recalled in a Mastering those Chicago the 5, 6, 9 and 10 p.m. newscasts brace change — especially when wings: harmonica virtuoso How- recent interview in his office at pronunciations. Page 4 with Micah Materre. it comes to their local news. ard Levy. the WGN studios on the North The way his co-workers tell WGN’s 10 p.m. newscast fin- Suddenly, what had been a Side. “People in Portland wer- it, Donlon has deftly settled into ished in fourth place last month perfectly pleasant — if overampli- en’t as engaged I guess or didn’t hired Donlon, 56, away from the the anchor role despite not in household ratings, behind fied — performance aspired really care. It was just, ‘Oh, NBC affiliate in Portland, Ore., being from the area. That’s no WLS-Ch. 7, WMAQ-Ch. 5 and higher. With Levy unfurling light- there’s the guy on the news.’ ” to succeed Mark Suppelsa upon easy feat considering Chi- It’s been a year since WGN his retirement. Donlon anchors cagoans are not known to em- Turn to Donlon, Page 4 Turn to D’Rivera, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, March 11, 2019

CELEBRITIES Box office Tribune news services 1. “Captain Marvel,” $153 million ASK AMY 2. “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden By Amy Dickinson World,” $14.7 million [email protected] Twitter @askingamy 3. “A Madea Family Funeral,” $12.1 million 4. “Lego Movie 2: The Second Part,” $3.8 million Husband blames car buys on disorder 5. “Alita: Battle Angel,” $3.2 million Dear Amy: My husband is they are trying to delay the Dear Open Wounds: I a compulsive spender. He inevitable. tend to believe that the 6. “Green Book,” buys vehicles and then Lying about these huge whole “closure” concept is $2.5 million hide thems and never purchases also seems either widely misinter- 7. “Isn’t It Romantic,” drives them. For many somewhat irrational (as preted or basically a crock. $2.4 million years, he has blamed bipo- well as hostile). Given that It might help if you lar disorder as the cause of your husband makes these stopped thinking of closure 8. “Fighting With My his behavior. I understand purchases and hides them as an end to something Family,” $2.2 million (tie) that bipolar disorder can (perhaps by renting stor- (your bad feelings, for “Greta,” $2.2 million (tie) lead to impulsive spending. age units) and never uses instance). However, I think there’s a them, I’d say he has a real Some situations can 9. “Apollo 11,” $1.3 million problem more than bipo- problem. Now what? Let’s work out neatly, but gener- lar, because he lies so much say bipolar disorder is ally, life is too messy to tie SOURCE: Associated Press Estimated sales, about his behavior. Things driving this behavior. Will all of your hurts into a Friday-Sunday get out of control, then he he seek treatment? A new closed circle. The path admits what’s going on, Camaro costs over toward healing is to learn and then within a year he $60,000. Committing to to dwell in that messy, raw JEAN-BAPTISTE LACROIX/GETTY-AFP does it again. treatment would be a and real space. You have to Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez, shown at Vanity He now has a truck and much better investment. learn to sit with your dis- Fair’s Oscars party last month, are now engaged. has purchased another Urge your husband to comfort, to accept your one. I drive a leased SUV, seek a diagnosis and treat- powerlessness over some and he is hiding a Camaro. ment, and to stick with the events in your past and to Jennifer Lopez, Alex Does bipolar disorder treatment. After that, turn see your life as a story with cause the spending and the your attention away from many twists and teachable lies? I would love to know. shaming and blaming (it moments. Rodriguez engaged FILM FRAME/MARVEL/DISNEY — Concerned Wife doesn’t change anything) Rather than “closure,” it and toward protecting might help for you to think Jennifer Lopez said yes to Alex Rodriguez’s propos- ‘Captain Marvel’ rock- Dear Concerned: I can- your own health and finan- about “reconciliation.” al, and with the rock he presented, who could say no? ets to No. 1: “Captain not provide a definitive cial security. You should This involves acceptance, The couple posted an Instagram photo of their Marvel,” Marvel Studios’ answer about bipolar dis- see a lawyer and financial strength and oftentimes hands with a massive engagement ring on Lopez’s first female-fronted super- order. I’m not a qualified planner to learn about forgiveness. It is not neces- ring finger. The former Yankees shortstop captioned hero movie, launched with mental health practitioner. strategies to perhaps build sary to forget. It is neces- his photo with “she said yes” and a heart emoji. $153 million domestically Aside from that, I don’t a partial financial firewall sary to find ways to move The couple has been and $455 million globally, know whether your hus- between you and your forward. dating since early 2017, according to studio esti- band has bipolar disorder. husband. Educate yourself and later that year mates Sunday, making it Has he been diagnosed? about your financial rights Dear Amy: In response to landed on the cover of one of the biggest block- I do know that symp- and responsibilities. “Anxious Anniversary” and Vanity Fair magazine busters ever led by a wom- toms can be (but are not He may never change. others who forget their with their celebrity an. It also sets a new confined to): spending, You should focus on devel- wedding anniversaries, I couple nickname, J-Rod. worldwide mark for a film hoarding and other behav- oping effective coping was a late bride, marrying In January, Rodri- directed or co-directed by iors that can be described skills in order to minimize for the first time at age 57. guez told The Associ- a woman. “Captain Mar- as compulsive or manic. the negative consequences My husband was a wid- JENNIFER LOPEZ/INSTAGRAM ated Press that he and vel” was helmed by the Along with those anxiety- of his behavior on you. ower and 12 years older. Lopez had similar back- filmmaking team of Anna driven behaviors, people We decided that we grounds, and her latest film, “Second Act,” reflected Boden and Ryan Fleck, with bipolar also com- Dear Amy: All my life I wanted a date that was the ties that drew them together. who previously made the monly experience periods have been told that if easy to remember. We “It really resembles a lot of the arc that Jennifer and indies “Half Nelson” and of deep depression. someone hurt me or did picked 9/10/11 at 12 noon. I lived in our life: Both born in New York, both come “Mississippi Grind.” Generally, people hide something terrible to me, — Thinking Ahead from immigrant parents, both have two children, both things because they don’t that I was to get over it, to Latino Americano — her from Puerto Rico, me from March 11 birthdays: Ac- want to be found out. And get a life, and to forgive and Dear Thinking Ahead: Dominican Republic. We’ve been through our ups and tress Tricia O’Neil is 74. they don’t want to be forget. But at the same Genius. Of course, each downs, but here we are in our 40s and trying to live Singer Bobby McFerrin is found out because they are time, I have heard that year you still need to re- the best lives possible and, at the same time, give back 69. Singer Lisa Loeb is 51. ashamed, embarrassed, getting closure was impor- member the 9/10 part. and pay it forward,” Rodriguez said. Actor Terrence Howard is avoidant or denying or tant in the healing process. It will be Lopez’s fourth marriage and Rodriguez’s 50. Actor Johnny Knoxville they simply want to con- How can one get closure Copyright 2019 by Amy second. Each has two children from previous mar- is 48. Musicians Joel and tinue the behavior without when there is no means for Dickinson riages. Benji Madden are 40. getting caught. People lie closure? And how can one Actress Thora Birch is 37. because they fear the con- heal without some closure? Distributed by Tribune — Associated Press Actress Jodie Comer is 26. sequences of their actions; — Open Wounds Content Agency CHICAGOLAND THEATRE DIRECTORY

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Unlike many of her pred- The “Captain Marvel” Directors Anna Boden ecessors in the MCU with production took the New and Ryan Fleck had a lot of introductory origin stories, Yorkers from the swamps of fun pouring a dizzying Danvers, played by Larson Louisiana to Fresno’s array of zippy zingers and (who segues effortlessly Shaver Lake to Edwards Air sci-fi action into “Captain from indies such as “Room” Force Base and sunny L.A., Marvel,” the Marvel Cin- to franchise fare such as filming extensively on ematic Universe prequel “Kong: Skull Island”), ar- location from the moun- starring Oscar-winner Brie rives on the big screen tains to the desert to the Larson that marks the 21st already a super-being. beach to El Segundo to the installment in Marvel Stu- When the film opens — ubiquitous strip malls. dios’ multibillion-dollar in space! — she boasts the Re-creating the now- comic-book franchise. ability to shoot powerful defunct Blockbuster video For starters, the pair energy blasts from her fists, chain for the film was par- mined the ’90s setting for a and is more than happy to ticularly strange for Fleck. bounty of nostalgic needle- make use of them as a sol- In 1995, the year the film is drops and references — dier caught in a war be- set, the Bay Area native was enough to make those who tween the militaristic alien working ... at a Blockbuster recognize them feel down- Kree and their shape-shift- video store. right ancient — from the ing enemies, the Skrulls. “There was definitely a painstakingly replicated Rather than discovering lot of sense memory com- Blockbuster video store that powers she could never ing back to me,” Fleck said Larson’s titular outer space have imagined, Danvers with a laugh. “I was getting hero crash-lands into in Los instead has to rediscover anxious about stacking Angeles circa 1995, to the what makes her human. tapes. But it was fun to Game Boys and grunge Returning to an Earth re-create. The whole crew music she encounters wan- she doesn’t remember, she was roaming around that dering the ’90s MCU like a lands on the radar of gov- set going, ‘Hey, remember super-powered alien fish ernment agent Fury, faces this movie?’ ” out of water. off with the Skrull leader Back then, Boden was a They auditioned several Talos (Ben Mendelsohn) teen in the suburbs of cat actors before casting an and reconnects with erst- Massachusetts wearing uncannily expressive four- while BFF Maria Rambeau Roxy-style wide-leg pants, legged thespian named (Lashana Lynch), a friend- she recalled, and “listening Reggie as Goose, the scene- ship Larson calls the film’s to music that couldn’t make stealing companion to real love story. it into this movie because future S.H.I.E.L.D. boss “Captain Marvel” is, nobody knew it existed.” Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jack- notably, a film in which a “Six people would be, son sporting a digital face- woman overcoming her like, ‘I love this band!’ ” lift, de-aged 30 years to suit harshest, and primarily joked Fleck. Instead, Dan- the “Avengers” prequel male, critics — the ones vers adventures through timeline). who have said her entire MYUNG J. CHUN/LOS ANGELES TIMES 2018 “Captain Marvel” to period “We just knew,” joked life that she’s too emotional Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck are the writers and directors of “Captain Marvel.” songs by Nirvana, Hole, Boden, seated next to Fleck and can’t possibly make it Garbage, TLC and more in a Beverly Hills hotel on her own — is key to her long time coming to the going to continue that,” he also appears in “Captain instantly recognizable, and during a recent press stop, self-actualization. And it MCU — both onscreen, in said, “because that is the Marvel,” in the tale of a largely female-dominated, of the pivotal moment they connected to audiences, the form of the heroes who shape of the world, the Dominican ballplayer re- artists of the era plucked off cast their Goose. “He had taking in an estimated $153 get to carry their own mov- representation of the world, cruited to play in the U.S. of long reference lists that star power.” million in North America in ies, and behind the camera. and that’s what we want up Quirky teen rom-com the directors compiled. Three other orange its opening weekend. “I really do think that the on our screens.” “It’s Kind of a Funny Story” Nostalgia aside, the di- tabbies who share the role “That’s something that talent was always there, but “Captain Marvel” is a followed in 2010 — it re- rectors hope for a sincere with soon-to-be fan favorite was really meaningful for the talent wasn’t always, to major step toward that mains their highest-gross- reaction to their film’s Reggie, she noted, were me,” said Boden, “because be honest with you, on the future, a standalone spot- ing film at just over $6 inspirational and emotional more like “stunt doubles.” when you’re doing some- lists that we were going light for a new female char- million domestic. Then moments of can-do tri- “There should have been an thing that you really care through,” Feige said. acter who fans already came 2015’s gambling umph. If people cry, “that arbitration for credit on about and you put all you “That has completely anticipate will figure prom- drama “Mississippi Grind,” means it’s working,” Fleck that,” added Fleck. have into it, you experience changed today. Not only inently in April’s epic super- starring Mendelsohn, said with a smile. But it was the relatable a lot of emotions: self- because, with ‘Captain hero mash-up “Avengers: whom they cast in “Captain And that’s how they see and feminist qualities of doubt, fear, all of these Marvel,’ we said, ‘We must Endgame.” Marvel.” “Captain Marvel” fitting Captain Marvel’s journey things. It was so lovely to be hire a woman to direct it’ It’s also a huge leap in By the time they had into a distinctly indie- that initially hooked the making a movie about a internally, but also because scale for Boden and Fleck their first meetings with minded filmography. Each writer-directors on the character who learns to the entire world has from the smaller-budget Marvel, Boden and Fleck of their films, they hope, story of Carol Danvers, a embrace all that.” changed. And there will be movies and television were known exclusively for inspires viewers to reflect character with ties to the “Captain Marvel” is, not many more announcements shows they’ve written or small-scale, intimate, char- on the world around them. Avengers canon who made insignificantly, the first in to come. Put it this way,” he directed together since acter-driven movies — not “This is a movie about a her comic-book debut in the Marvel Cinematic Uni- said enigmatically: “it’s only establishing their partner- exactly the typical block- woman whose journey is to 1968. verse’s 11-year reign to the beginning.” ship over a dozen years ago. buster helmers in line to find her own humanity,” “Captain Marvel,” writ- center on a female super- According to Feige, Mar- In 2006, their debut film, direct a big-budget super- Boden said, “but it’s not just ten by Boden, Fleck and hero. And with “Captain vel will continue to look to “Half Nelson” (which they hero adventure. her own humanity that she Geneva Robertson-Dworet Marvel,” Boden is now the hire inclusively, adding that co-wrote and Fleck di- In interviews, the writ- finds. She finds humanity in (who also share “story by” first woman to direct a it “also makes for better rected), propelled then- ing-directing team have an other people she didn’t credits with Nicole Perlman Marvel movie. movies.” breakout star Ryan Gosling easy way of finishing each necessarily see it in before and Meg LeFauve), takes its Marvel Studios head and “People have asked me, to an Academy Award others’ sentences. On sets, — and that is a really impor- cues from Kelly Sue De- Oscar-nominated “Black ‘There’s a lot of diversity in nomination. They co-wrote they share directing duties tant theme for us, of inclu- Connick’s celebrated 2012 Panther” producer Kevin front of and behind the and co-directed the 2008 — and their longstanding sion and understanding.” Marvel Comics run, which Feige, who also produced camera — was that a one- baseball drama “Sugar,” rapport came in handy on reintroduced the character “Captain Marvel,” says that off, or will you continue casting then-unknown the massive Marvel produc- [email protected] as an Air Force fighter pilot inclusion has been a very that?’ Well, of course we’re Algenis Pérez Soto, who tion, which sometimes @jenyamato

the music D’Rivera offered Ethan Uslan before Levy’s appearance, How 2 Chicago natives will D’Rivera much of the repertoire Yes, there’s music at Continued from Page 1 drawn from the reedist’s Ravinia in winter. 2014 album, “Jazz Meets The large audience at spend their ‘Jeopardy’ prize ning quick runs one mo- the Classics.” This in- the festival’s Bennett Gor- ment, profoundly crafted cluded the slow movement don Hall on Saturday eve- By Tracy Swartz melodic utterances the of Beethoven’s Piano So- ning heard Ethan Uslan, a Chicago Tribune next, D’Rivera and his nata in C minor, Op. 13, soloist for whom the de- quintet upped their game “Pathetique,” the perform- scriptor “ragtime/jazz They didn’t win the accordingly. Best of all, ance’s bluesy spirit marred pianist” doesn’t quite suf- “Jeopardy All-Star Games,” D’Rivera and Levy pro- somewhat by harsh vol- fice. For as he proved dur- but Chicagoan Colby Bur- duced exquisitely detailed ume levels. ing an engaging first set, nett and his teammates front-line playing, tossing The ensemble’s re- Uslan also happens to be a earned $100,000 for plac- off fast-flying lines in sponse to one of the most charming storyteller, wry ing third in the tourna- unison and improvising sublime scores ever writ- wit and historian of musi- ment. two-part counterpoint as ten — the slow movement cal Americana. “I was glad to struggle only the most accom- of Mozart’s Clarinet Con- As pianist, Uslan follows with two good friends, plished and simpatico certo — did not remotely in the tradition of Michael make new ones, and rekin- musicians can. match the original (what Feinstein and Kevin Cole; dle that feeling of competi- Levy began with a free- could?), but D’Rivera’s as philosopher/raconteur, tion and success. We flowing cadenza, deliv- solos proved disarmingly he builds on the templates needed a lot of luck and ering the long, legato poetic. of Hoagy Carmichael and grit to get where we ended, phrases and fearlessly Among more contempo- Oscar Levant, without but I feel fine. We lost to all bent pitches that are rary fare, drummer Walk- attempting to mimic the but two teams and still among his hallmarks. er’s “What About That!” wizardry of any of these finished third, which was When D’Rivera joined in showed the quintet’s flu- figures. great in and of itself,” Bur- for “Seresta/Samba for idity in Brazilian-tinged Best of all, Uslan plays nett said in an e-mail after Carmen,” listeners heard fare, D’Rivera’s sinuous classics and obscurities of the tournament finale two master musicians lines riding Walker’s gently the late 19th and early 20th aired Tuesday. JEOPARDY PRODUCTIONS intertwining ideas with percolating accompani- centuries with idiomatic The team led by Brad “Jeopardy” host Alex Trebek poses with the all-star velocity and care. Had ment. flair. Listen to the rhythmic Rutter, the highest-earning team led by Chicagoan Colby Burnett, center, Rogers D’Rivera and Levy been But with Levy awaiting bounce he brought to contestant in “Jeopardy” Park native Pam Mueller and Alan Lin of California. onstage alone, one would backstage, the best was yet James A. Bland’s age-old history, shares the $1 mil- have needed nothing to come. “Oh, Them Golden Slip- lion prize. Ken Jennings, three prepared together searcher at the Rand Cor- more. Still, there was The evening opened pers,” the ingenuity with who holds the record for and individually for the poration. much to savor in the puls- with a duet featuring pia- which he embellished the longest “Jeopardy” win tournament, which began Burnett — the only ing accompaniment of nist Alfredo Rodriguez and Carmichael’s “Heart and streak, helmed the team airing last month. “Jeopardy” player to win a trumpeter/valve trombon- percussionist Pedrito Mar- Soul” and the respect he that placed second. They “I wish I’d spent more Teachers Tournament and ist Diego Urcola, pianist tinez, both Cuban musi- accorded “Tiger Rag” got $300,000 for their time working on buzzer a Tournament of Champi- Alex Brown, electric bass- cians. They paid homage to (indelibly identified with efforts. timing. Studying more ons — said he will “prob- ist Oscar Stagnaro and their heritage in “Gitaner- Jelly Roll Morton), and The two-day final facts wouldn’t have ably use the funds for my drummer Mark Walker. ias,” a classical piano piece you’re hearing an accom- round, at times, seemed helped,” said Rogers Park personal travels and those The musicians took by the Cuban master Er- plished pianist with a deep like a battle just between native Pam Mueller, who of my mother, should she D’Rivera’s “To Brenda nesto Lecuona, trans- understanding of far-flung Rutter and Jennings’ was on Burnett’s team with request it.” With Love” in a quirky formed here via jazz tech- performance practices. teams. Both teams domi- Alan Lin, a software engi- The 35-year-old Speer direction, inserting a vast nique but upholding the Uslan’s stride-piano trans- nated the tournament. neer from California. Academy college counselor section that riffed on Prel- character of the original. formation of Chopin’s Burnett’s team advanced to Mueller — who won the said his mother has put ude No. 2 in C minor from To hear Rodriguez embel- Waltz in C sharp minor the finals by winning the 2000 “Jeopardy” College him on such a path to Book One of J.S. Bach’s lishing the central theme, and boogie-woogie treat- wild-card round. Championship as a student financial success that “Well-Tempered Clavier.” while Martinez provided ment of Beethoven’s “Fur The team format was at Loyola University Chi- “$33.3K is no longer life- D’Rivera’s alto, Levy’s rhythmic tension on con- Elise” pointed to a vivid new for “Jeopardy” and a cago — said the $33,000 changing money. She’s harmonica and Urcola’s gas, was to encounter musical imagination. celebration of host Alex and change she earned always wanted to go to trumpet reaffirmed the musical currents only The sooner he returns to Trebek’s 35 seasons. Tre- from the all-stars tourna- New Orleans, and I consid- utter flexibility of Bach’s implied in the score. the Chicago area, the bet- bek announced Wednes- ment will probably pay for ered that we go together.” writing, which has more And though the musi- ter. day he was diagnosed with a future trip, perhaps to the “Jeopardy” airs at 3:30 in common with jazz than cians leaned too heavily on stage 4 pancreatic cancer. South Pacific, but she p.m. weekdays on WLS- casual listeners might singalongs, Martinez’s Howard Reich is a Tribune Six notable players each doesn’t have any “grand Ch. 7. realize. ornate vocal incantations critic. picked two “Jeopardy” plans.” The 37-year-old This cross-genre ap- rendered the audience standouts in a September lives in California and [email protected] proach made perfect participation almost bear- [email protected] draft. The six teams of works as a policy re- Twitter @tracyswartz sense, especially in light of able. Twitter @howardreich 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, March 11, 2019

BROADWAY REVIEW Musical about teens, tech feels forced By Chris Jones Chicago Tribune

NEW YORK – The new high school musical “Be More Chill” needed to take it own advice: Chill out, kids. And fear not your own truth! If all of its overplayed, insecure, overwrought, dial-in-the-red-zone fre- neticism could have been avoided, we’d actually have an interesting Broadway show that not only reveals just how terrified we all are about the encroachments of digitized technology on our human bodies — and of teenage addiction to medi- cation — but also how difficult it is to pull off weird “Little Shop of Hor- rors”-style satire in this moralistic moment when every show has the same thing to teach: Be your nerdy self and let your freak flag fly! They won’t love you till you love your- self. Here’s the deal with this “Next to Normal” for teen- agers, which comes with a book by Joe Tracz and music and lyrics by Joe Iconis: Jeremy (Will Roland) is sick of being a loser so he snags a ren- dezvous with a pusher who works at the Payless shoe store (?) and hooks himself up a chill pill. Once swal- MARIA BARANOVA PHOTO lowed with Mountain Dew, Will Roland, center, and the cast in the high school musical “Be More Chill,” now playing at the Lyceum Theatre on Broadway. you get The Squip (Jason Tam), a kind of personal straight to hell. You will be eographed by Chase Brock, the eyes of the guys. Some conceit of shows like this, the well-performed mo- Siri inside your noggin shocked — shocked to learn does have some modest, of the R-rated content will but it’s especially bizarre ments when you start to teaching you how to be — that Jeremy learns that dayglo theatrical excite- raise parental eyebrows here, perhaps because “Be feel something for these cooler. He comes from The Squip dude does not ment. But despite all Beo- when tweens want to be More Chill” was around so kids, and when they finally Japan and he’s fun for a represent his best self. And wulf Boritt’s visual tricks given a ticket. There is a long before opening on feel real. while. thus much of “Be More on the set, the message is as discomforting picture of a Broadway. It would be great to see Alas, The Squip doesn’t Chill” is made up of his Luddite as they come. depressed dad (Jason The show is at its best “Be More Chill” in a differ- necessarily have your best attempts to rid himself of Actually, “Squip” feels like a Sweettooth Williams) who when either Roland’s Jere- ent production with a di- interests at heart, telling this digital pest—not easy, play on “scrip” or medi- doesn’t like to wear pants, my or Salazar’s Michael are rector who had just one big you to cancel your nerdy since The Squip wants to cation. Don’t let anyone or which is played for the alone on stage singing note: Be more real. but loving best pal Michael take over the entire school. anything medicate you, the strangest laughs in a show terrific Iconis songs like (George Salazar) and pay You might imagine a show seems to be saying, with many jokes that don’t “Michael in the Bathroom,” “Be More Chill” plays at the less attention to the quirky show that arrives on Broad- and don’t let Alexa in your land in a big Broadway a very moving ballad about Lyceum Theatre, 149 W. gal of your affections, way with a score already bedroom either. theater. being a bereft second ba- 45th St., New York; 212-239- Christine (Stephanie Hsu) well known to a teen audi- All of that, arguably, is And, perhaps weirdest of nana that gets the audience 6200 or bemorechill.com and, you know, strive to ence would be a high-tech good advice. But “Be More all, it always feels like screaming in response, or become part of the elitist, affair, all Instagram and Chill” has a very millennial you’re watching a cast that “Loser Geek Whatever,” Chris Jones is a Tribune popular crowd which, on Snapchat screens. And “Be male filter on teen life; the is l-o-n-g past high-school, which probably comes the critic. today’s Broadway, means More Chill,” directed by girls in the show all seem all playing, like, sopho- closest to depicting a genu- you’re pretty much going Stephen Brackett and chor- always to be seen through mores. That’s a standard ine teen truth. Those are [email protected]

few months for WGN to Donlon hire him — but the timing Learning Chicago pronunciations worked out well. His Continued from Page 1 youngest of three chil- dren graduated high WBBM-Ch. 2. But while school last year and de- and rooting for Cubs — and Sox other stations struggled cided to attend a uni- to keep viewers, WGN versity not far from Chi- By Tracy Swartz grew its audience at 9 cago. His two other kids Chicago Tribune and 10 p.m. from a year are also based in the ago. Donlon began in Midwest. Joe Donlon, who co- April 2018. Donlon and his wife, anchors four evening news- “He’s such a quick Kathy, ended up moving casts on WGN-Ch. 9, and study and such a genu- to the Streeterville neigh- those who know him chat- inely curious guy that borhood. He said they ted with the Tribune about absorbing all of the explore various neigh- his first year at the station. quirks of Chicago news borhoods and suburbs on has been pretty easy for weekends because learn- How he learned Chicago him. The guy studies like ing Chicagoland geogra- suburbs nobody else. He wanted phy has been a priority. WGN meteorologist to do cram sessions like He said Materre, his “Tom Skilling was actually we were in college before co-anchor, helped accli- a huge help for me because (the mayoral) election,” mate him to the city. one thing I knew coming in said investigative report- Materre said she and was that I couldn’t butcher er Ben Bradley, who Donlon instantly clicked any of the pronunciations. co-anchors the 4 p.m. and have already sup- So I watched Skilling and to newscast and has an ported each other hear him talk about in his office next to Donlon’s. through major life weather forecast, Mokena Donlon was already events. Donlon wrote a and Lisle and ... Palos,” familiar with the Mid- touching Facebook post Donlon said. west when he started at when Materre’s father “And so I knew coming WGN. He grew up out- died in April 2018, just in I had several things that I side of St. Louis, in Fergu- before he started at needed to have down, but I son, and played hockey WGN. Materre went to wasn’t really worried about BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE for Marquette University. St. Louis for Donlon’s that. The producers and WGN anchor Joe Donlon says watching meteorologist Tom Skilling’s weather forecast After stints in Corpus mom’s funeral in August. (co-anchor) Micah was “a huge help” in learning how to pronounce Chicago suburbs. Christi, Tex., and Tucson, “Mark and I had our (Materre) were always a Ariz., Donlon joined own chemistry, but I look help. That part of it came a handoff from the 4 to 5 “I’ve never slept more. I springtime here. And if KGW-TV in Portland. He at it this way: When a fairly easily, and again, I p.m. news ... I think for his haven’t gotten to bed this there’s one thing that guy is, worked there for two loved one dies or when think a lot of it is just be- first month, every day I early in years. In Portland, he’s a hard worker, and I decades. you get a divorce, there’s cause I felt so comfortable would search online and we did the 11:00 news, so I think he’s been doing a Donlon might have always the possibility of right away.” find an embarrassing, old wouldn’t get home until 12, marvelous job chemistry- even retired there if he love again. And I think photo of Joe from like the 12:30, and I’d be up till 2 or wise with everybody else at had not reached out to that that’s what’s hap- Which baseball team(s) 1980s and then leave it as 3,” Donlon said. the station. The newsroom Suppelsa — who was a pened with Joe and with he roots for the screen saver on the “Here, I’m home by a loves him. I think he was year ahead of him at me. I don’t know if you “I’m all in. I root where I anchor desk. So if he’s quarter to 11. I’m usually the right man for the right Marquette — when Sup- have expectations when live, and I’ve told people, reading the top stories, asleep by midnight. I don’t job at the right time.” pelsa announced in Au- that happens, but you ‘Yes, I’m a Cardinal fan, but what would pop up on his get up till 8 or 9. I’m getting gust 2017 that he was certainly hope that you I’m not that Cardinal fan.’ I anchor desk computer is a good sleep. I’m eating well. What’s next for Donlon planning to retire after can find good chemistry pulled for the Cubs a cou- picture of him with these I just had a doctor’s ap- Donlon said this job will nearly 25 years as a Chi- again moving forward. ple of years ago, and I defi- 6-inch curls,” said WGN pointment the other day. be his last, “as far as I’m cago journalist. And it has exceeded my nitely pulled for them investigative reporter and I’ve never been heavier in concerned. I didn’t know “I saw on my Facebook expectations,” Materre when they won the World co-anchor Ben Bradley. my life. It’s good living that I could do this again, to feed that he was retiring, said. Series,” said Donlon, who because the restaurants are be honest. It’s hard going and I just called him to “Joe sometimes wor- grew up in the St. Louis How a typical weekday so amazing.” into a city where no one say congratulations, you ries that he’s not from area. unfolds knows you and hoping that know, good for you. He Chicago and that the city “My St. Louis friends, I Donlon said he gets up at How retired WGN anchor they like you and hoping called me back the next will not embrace him hear about it when I post a 8 or 9 a.m. and gets to WGN Mark Suppelsa thinks they appreciate your style. I day and said, ‘Get your because of that. I just picture of me in Cubs gear, at about 1:30 p.m. He at- Donlon’s doing in his was really comfortable in reel in here. They’re still want people to know that but it’s in my interest, in our tends a content meeting at former position Portland. I’ve always told looking,’ ” Donlon said. Joe knows more about best interest at WGN, for 2 p.m., before taping pro- “I think he’s been doing my kids there are three “And I thought, ‘Well, I Chicago probably now the Cubs and the Sox to do mos and preparing for the very well. I think it’s not kinds of people in the can’t imagine they’re than I have ever known well. We carry a lot of their newscasts. easy to start someplace new world: ambitious, content going to hire someone — and I grew up here — games, so I want them to He co-anchors the 5 and after being somewhere else and lazy. And be ambitious. who’s a year younger because he has made a both do well. And I was 6 p.m. newscasts, grabs a for 20 years,” said Suppelsa, But I’ll also tell you that I than the guy who’s retir- point to go out every told, too, you have to pick a bite to eat and co-anchors who lives in Montana and had sort of given up. I didn’t ing.’ But I sent my reel in single weekend and visit team. I don’t want to pick a the 9 and 10 p.m. newscasts. says he watches WGN have an agent. I wasn’t and two days later, they every single neighbor- team. I want to root for He also fills in for Bradley online from time to time. looking to leave. ... I never, called and said, ‘When hood, go to all different both of them.” on the 4 p.m. newscast if “It wasn’t long after he in a million years, thought can you be here for an restaurants, and he is a he’s off. 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