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tion of about168. Theoffice recorded suspected casesawaitingtoxicology overdoses this year,and another 48 Increase part of wave across Southwest Pa. 126 deaths in 2015. results,AlleghenyCounty reported a await laboratory confirmation. “After all the toxicology tests came 23 percent increase in fatal overdoses “It’s frustrating and tragic.You by PAUL PEIRCE 2016, settingarecord. backthis week, it was even alittle from 2015. BeaverCountyhad a190 talk about seeing the light at theend “I had no idea it was thatmuch. It’s higher than we had anticipated. It’s percentjump; Washington County, of the tunnel ... Idon’t mean to joke RecoveredaddictKiera Spahn of always been there sinceIwas in high tragic,and if people don’tthink it’s 50 percent; andFayette,46percent. about this,but Iliterallydon’t even Penn Township lost her husband, school, butitwas just afew (deaths) impacting them, they are wrong,” Theprojectionfor 2017 is even see the tunnel at this point, I’msorry Jesse,toheroin in December. hereand there. Nowit’s definitely an Bacha said. worse in Westmoreland, the coroner to say, ”Bacha said. Shewas shockedWednesdaymorn- epidemic,and it’s reallysad,” said Every countyinSouthwestern said. Theyear-endstatisticsshowthe drug epidemic impacted both gen- ingbyanemail from Westmoreland Spahn, 27. sawoverdosedeaths Overdose deaths areonpaceto ders —126 were men, 48 were women County Coroner KenBacha: Jesse Bacha reported Wednesdaythat spikelastyear,according to records surpass the 2016number by almost 20 —and every age group.Fivevictims Spahn was oneof174 fataloverdoses. the numberofoverdose deaths last provided by coronersand medical percent,hesaid,predicting the toll to Thenumber jumped 38 percent in year surpassed officials’ dire predic- examiners.Evenwithanumber of reach207. Tests have confirmed four OD · A8 HISTORY Trump: HEADS HOME View of Mazeroski’sbat, Syria uniform from HR to win World Series donated to Heinz altered History Center Chemical attack by JOANNE KLIMOVICH HARROP Theimage is ingrainedinPitts- response weighed burgh sports fans’ minds. On Oct. 13, 1960, Pirates second baseman ledoff TRIBUNENEWSSERVICE thebottomofthe ninthinning WASHINGTON —Asthe United and smashedahome runover States debated internallyand with other theleft fieldwall at ForbesField, countries on howtohandle an appar- lifting the Piratestoa10-9vic- ent chemical attack in Syria, President tory over the NewYorkYankees Trump said Wednesdaythatone of the to clinchtheir thirdWorld Series worst suchatrocities of the bloodycivil championship. war “crossed many, manyred lines,”but Maz’s legendary round-tripper he offered no concrete response. remains the onlywalk-offGame7 Theadministration home runinWorld Series history. PHOOTOS: TRIBUNE-REVIEW; has givenmixed signals INSIDE To commemorate thatmo- PIRATES over howengagedit»Morenation, ment andthe series,the Western Bill Mazeroski’s wants to be in theSyrian world news Pennsylvania Sports Museum bata and uniform conflict, preferring to fo- B8,9 at theSen.John HeinzHistory fror mGame 7 cus on the fight against Center in the Strip District on oftf he 1960 Islamic State terrorism. Wednesdayunveiled the donation WoW rld Series Buthorrific imagesofslain children —byAlbaand Thomas Tull —of immediatelym andSyrian adults desperatelygasping Mazeroski’s iconic uniformand wew nt on display forbreath—and evidence thatbanned batfromGame7. ata the Western sarin gasmight have been used —have ThePirates uniformand PPennsylvania put pressureonTrump andhis govern- bronzed 35-inchLouisvilleSlug- SSportsMuseum. ment. gerbat is on view in the History MMazeroski’s Whiletrying to shiftblametoformer Center’s fourth-floor Special hhome run SYRIA·A2 Collections Gallery while they aagainstthe receive professionalconservation YYa nkeesisthe treatment.The plaque attached only walk-off to the batactuallymisspells the Game 7home baseball star’s last name as “Ma- run in World seroski.” Theerror likelywas Serieshistory. National security MAZ · A2 oversight shuffled Strategist Bannon loses seat JACK MARKOWITZ ·1931-2017

THE WASHINGTONPOST Business editor offeredcachet WASHINGTON —President Trump on Wednesdayremovedcontroversial White House chief strategist Stephen 60-yearnewspaper veteranflexed most, butwhen he was on Bannonfromthe National Security top of his game,therewas Council, partofasweeping staffreshuf- writingmuscles in otherarenas nobodybetter.... He was fling thatelevated military, intelligence entertaining and humor- and Cabinetofficials to greater roleson thecouncil and left Bannonless directly by CHRISTOGNERI ous and authoritative.And he knewbusiness and how involved in shaping the administration’s When Jack Markowitzcame to the Tri- businesses operate.” day-to-daynationalsecurity policy. bune-Review in 1978,hebrought instant Mr.MarkowitzdiedTues- Therestructuring reflects the grow- Markowitz day, April4,2017, after a ing influence of national security ad- AP credibilitytothe business desk and aunique ability to mix humor with expertise in ex- brief battle with lympho- viserH.R. McMaster,anArmythree-star ON THE WORLD STAGE plaining complex issues. ma. He was 85. general whotook over the post after An Army 37mm gun crew fightsin1918 “He was asuperbbusiness columnist,” Mr.Markowitz worked morethan60years retiredGen. Michael Flynn was ousted in thenewsbusiness:Asacopyboyatthe said John Oravecz, whosucceeded Mar- in February and whoisincreasinglyas- in the Meuse-Argonne Allied offensivein NewYorkDailyNews, areporteratthe France. One hundred yearsago,America kowitzasbusiness editor in 1996. “Even his serting himself over theflowofnational entered World WarI.Story, B9. run-of-the-mill columnswerebetter than MARKOWITZ·A8 SECURITY · A2

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KQVPOLL Mazmementos to be centerpieceofbaseball exhibit Wednesday’s question Whodoyou faultmorefor MAZ · FROM A1 alongwithnew interactive Steelers’ ownership group, has items with his fellowPittsburghers. the ill-fated East LibertyPenn experienceswherechildrencan adopted Pittsburgh as his second “Weare thrilledthatPirates fans Plazadevelopment? made by thetrophycompanywhen learnabout the region’s recent home.Amovie producer,found- can relive Maz’s epic 1960 World Developer: 488 (29 percent) Mazeroski, wholives in Hempfield, innovations in sports science and ing chairman of Legend Pictures Serieshome runevery dayatthe Thecity: 1,200 (71 percent) originallyhad it bronzed, and he medicine. and anativeofEndwell, N.Y. ,Tull WesternPennsylvania Sports nevergot around to gettingitfixed. Thepieces will join other World purchased the items from the Hunt Museum,” the Tullssay in anews Thursday’s question At the unveiling, Andy Masich, Seriesmemorabilia at the museum Auction in 2013 fornearly $1 mil- release.“With theexcitement sur- president and CEO of theHistory suchasthe pitchingrubber from lion. rounding the Pirates baseball in SusanRice,former Presi- Center,said theMazeroski items 1960 WorldSeries. Other baseball TheTulls supportmanycharita- recent years,wefeltthe time was dent Obama’snational secu- eventuallywill be the centerpiece itemsinclude game-used jerseys blecausesinthe region, including righttodonatetheseobjects to the rity adviser,denied thatshe of anew-and-improved baseball and equipment from Pirates Hall Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, History Centerand educate anew or anyad- exhibition. TheHistoryCenter is of Famers such as Honus Wag- Carnegie Mellon University,Carn- generation of Pirates fans about ministration set to begin acampaign to raise ner,Roberto Clemente and Willie egie Science Center, Pittsburgh this incredible moment in sports officials used $3 million by theend of 2020 to Stargell alongwithaspecial sec- Cultural Trust, Pittsburgh Promise history.” secret intelli- expand the Sports Museum. tiondedicated to theregion’s rich and the Tull FamilyTheater in gence reports Theexpanded museum will NegroLeague baseball history. Sewickley. JoAnne Klimovich Harrop is aTribune-Review to spyonDonald Trump for featureupdated hockey, football Thomas Tull, founder of Tull As an avid sports fan, Thomas staff writer.Reach her at 724-853-5062or political purposes.Ricealleg- and Olympicsports exhibitions, Investment Group and partofthe Tull wanted to sharethe iconic [email protected]. edlyunmasked theidentities of Trump associates whosur- faced in intelligence reports regardingRussian influence in the election. Democrats and Politics in NSCtargeted U.S.,Russia clash on Syria some media outlets have called the accusation just another ef- fort to distract attention from SECURITY · FROM A1 lawand senior adviser,Jar- SYRIA · FROM A1 dramaticallybeforethe assembled body investigation of Russianin- ed Kushner,has been paying and held aloftgruesomephotographs of terferenceinthe campaign on securityinformationinthe President Obama, whoin2013 failed to closeattention to howtobet- victimsfromthe deadlyattack. behalf of Trump. White House. makegoodonathreattopunishany use of terutilizeBannon’s skills as “Wecannot close our eyes to those McMaster has become a chemicalweaponsbySyria, Trump finally Areallegations levied at Rice theadministration worksto pictures,” Haley said. “Wecannot close formishandling intelligence blunt forcewithinthe ad- recoverfromarocky and acknowledged that“the responsibility is ministration whohas made nowmine.” our minds”toactions thatmustbetaken. just anotherdiversion from the dramatic first fewmonths. Haley hinted thatifthe U.N. Security investigation? clear to several top officials In astatement,Bannon He was unclear,however,about howhe and the president thathe viewedSyrian President Bashar Assad, Council again failed to act —Russia rou- Yes: 412-333-9190 framedhis removalasthe tinelyvetoes resolutions thatpunish Syria does not want the NSC to culmination of an effort to blamed formost of the atrocities in Syria, No: 412-333-9192 have anypolitical elements. and what actionshemight take. The —the United States might do so. Final results canbeheard changethe makeup of the TheRussian representative, Vladimir Twosenior White House NSC as it was under Presi- Obama administration’s position was on KQV-AM (1410) at 6:58 p.m. officials saidBannon’s de- thatAssadhad to be removed, butTrump Safronkov,was eagertocast doubt on dent Obama’s national se- the attack, suggestingitwas the work of parturewas in no waya curity adviser,Susan Rice, officials have been backing away from “terrorists” fighting Assadand asserting demotion and thatherarely who’s tenurewas heavily thatdemand. thatwitness accounts were unreliable attended meetings since be- criticized by Republicans. “And Iwilltell you, it’salreadyhap- claims from “discredited” organizations. ing placed on the council. “Susan E. Rice operation- penedthatmyattitudetowardSyria and LOTTERIES He blasted the Security Council discus- In conversations Wednes- alized the NSC duringthe Assadhas changed very much,” though dayafternoon, several last administration,” Ban- when asked at an earlier meeting whether sion as a“clearly ideological” discussion Numbersdrawn Wednesday. Trump associates described non said. “I was put on to he wasformulating anew policyonSyria, “closelyinterwoven with the anti-Damas- PENNSYLVANIA Bannon as overstretched ensurethatitwas deopera- Trump said: “You’llsee.” cus movement.” withmultiple portfolios tionalized. Gen. McMaster Meanwhile,atthe United Nationsin Haley retorted: “Timeand time again, Pick 2 Day: 42 Night: 44 within the White House and has returned the NSC to its NewYork, the yawning gapbetweenhow (Russia) uses the same false narrative and Pick3 Day: 170 Night: 592 said the president’s son-in- proper function.” theUnited Statesand Russiasee events in attempts to place the blame on others.” Pick 4 Day: 2606 Night: 2260 Syriawas on full display. Moscowand Damascus were vehement- Pick 5 Day: 82631 Night: 59880 During an emergencymeetingofthe ly denying use of chemical weapons. Wild Ball Day: 3 Night: 7 Security Council, U.S. Ambassador to AseniorWhiteHouse official, speaking TreasureHunt1232325 the UnitedNations Nikki Haley stood on condition of anonymity,said the Rus- sian explanationwas Cash 5 3 7 20 3436 not credible.“We don’t believeit,”the official Powerball said. 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aggravated assault, robbery,reckless DefendantinMurrysville shootout rejectsplea deal; trial continues endangermentand making terroris- ticthreats. by RICHCHOLODOFSKy is accused of firing three shots from Mastorovichtestified he ducked one thathit Callender’s gun and CallenderonWednesdayformally his .38 Specialrevolveratpolice who down in the driver’s seatand backed another thatstruckhim in the right rejected apleaoffer thatwould have Murrysville police Patrolman Mat- responded April 20 to acall forhelp his policevehicle away from Callen- thigh. ended the trial.Underthe deal, he thew Mastorovichtold aWestmore- from the assistant managerofthe der,pulledout his service revolver One round from Sadlowe’s service would have pleadedguilty to all land County jury thathedidn’texpect MarathonGas Stop 22 station on and retrievedarifle from his ve- revolver hit Callenderinthe abdo- charges in exchangefor asentence afirefight when he was dispatched to Route 22 in Murrsyville. hicle’s trunk. men, and another struck the door of sevento15years in prison. alocal gasstation last April fora Theprosecution contends Callen- Meanwhile,Officer Brian Sadlowe of aneighboringinsurance office, “He doesn’twanttoaccept the of- reportofaman with agun. der threatenedthe gasstation em- arrivedfromthe opposite direction Westmoreland County Detective fer,and we aremoving forwardwith But that’s exactlywhatheand an- ployeewithagun afterhis prepaid and yelledfor Callendertodrophis Hugh Shearer said. the trial,” said defense attorneyGreg other responding officer got. credit cardwas declined when he weapon. Shearertestified thatCallender Cecchetti, whonoted thatCallender “Right as Ipulled in, the defen- tried to purchase $30 of fuel. Accord- “The defendant exited his vehicle fired three shots.Nonestruckeither would face amandatory minimum dantraised agun to leveland fired ingtoprosecutors,policeresponding with agun in his hand and ran to- police officer,but one round went sentence of 20 yearsinprison if the twoshots at me.Isaw twodistinct to theemployee’s call to 911 were wardthe store. When he got to the through awindow,through aflag jury convicts him. muzzle flashes,” Mastorovichtesti- greeted with shots fired by Callen- store, we engagedhim. Ifelthewas and intothe front of atrashcan in Thetrial will resume Thursday. fied Wednesdayduring the second der,who satinsidehis vanwhile he an immediate danger to myself,Of- the lobby of Dick’s Diner next door, dayofthe attempted murder trial unsuccessfullyattemptedtofillhis ficer Sadlowe and the people in the whichwas open at thetime. Rich CholodofskyisaTribune-Reviewstaff of Jesse Callender. vehicle withfuel from agas pump store,”Mastorovichtestified. Callender is charged with 16 writer.Reach him at 724-830-6293or Callender, 27, of Minturn, Colo., thathad been deactivated. He saidhesqueezedoff five shots, counts including attemptedmurder, [email protected].

WESTMORELAND COUNTY Borough PENN TOWNSHIP Manaccused of taking girl’sphoto considers through window APenn Township man is accused of takingphoto- celltower graphs of agirlthrough the kitchen windows of aWest- moreland County home. Thegirltoldpolice she noticed ared light on a ordinance digital camera outside a kitchen windowJan. 1and later found11photographs of herself on acamera Mt.Pleasantreluctant belonging to PatrickWilliam Rankin, 21, according to an to approve120-foot affidavit of probablecause. Some of thephotographs structurenear hospital were zoomed in on various bodyparts,police said. by RENATTASIGNORINI Rankin admitted to stand- PHOTOS: DANSPEICHER |TRIBUNE-REVIEW ing on something outside the Statepoliceinspectatrain involved in afatalityWednesdaynearPandoraRoad and Industrial Mt. Pleasantcouncil is considering an home to takethe pictures Boulevard in Derry Township. ordinance thatwould govern the use of andtold police he was try- cell towers in the borough. ing to captureevidence of Themovewas prompted by arequest the girl “making amess” in to build a120-foot-tall steel towernear the kitchen,though police Excela Health FrickHospital by Cali- said in thecomplaint that fornia-based telecommunications infra- therewas nothing amissin Pedestrian killed structurecompany Mobilitie. thephotographs.Rankinis “This is abrand newissue to us,but charged with invasion of we’rehappy to have youhere. We want privacyand harassmentby to do this,” Councilwoman CindySte- summons.AMay 2prelimi- venson told acompanyrepresentative nary hearing is set. at council’s meeting this week. “Wejust want to figureout what’s the bestway to when hitbytrain get it done to meet your needs as well as UNITY the borough’s.” Work to move airport Mobilitie builds towers thatcan be used by avariety of companies to increase entrancegetsapproval their cellular data speed or fillservice Themainentrance to Ar- Deathinvestigatedaspossiblesuicide gaps,said EricSenn, permitting manager. noldPalmer RegionalAirport Engineers with the companyselected a in Unityisset to shift about location on Reservoir Street, butborough 100 yardstothe southeastto TRIBUNE-REVIEW officialssaid the proposed towermight linkupwithanewround- cause problems formedical helicopters about thatPennDOTiscon- Apedestrian died flying to andfromthe hospital. structingonRoute981. Wednesday morning “If youhavesuggested locations,Iwill Thetownship planning com- when he was struckbya runitthrough theirprocess,” Senn told missionthisweekgavefinal train in Derry Township, council members. approval of asite plan forthe according to state police. Theproposedtower, similar to autility entrancerelocation, submit- Firefighters responded pole,would be embeddedintothe ground tedbyGAI Consultantson at 10:55 a.m. Thetrain, and equipmentwouldbemounted to it, behalf of theWestmoreland on aNorfolk Southern Senn said.Hehopes to have the necessary CountyAirportAuthority. railroad, was stopped permits to begin constructionbythe end Commission Chairman Tom near GOGPaintball in of the year. Baumann saidthe authority the area of Pandora Borough officials agreed to provide him mustobtain approval of a Road and Industrial with threealternate sites. stormwater managementplan Boulevard,just outside SolicitorGinaLiptak shared with coun- forthe newentrance,whichis Latrobe. cil adraft ordinance thatwould enact being reviewedbytownship TheWestmoreland rules on the constructionofcell towers. consultant Gibson-Thomas County Coroner’s Of- Council members wanted moretime to Engineering. Theauthority fice pronounced the examine the potential forassessingfees, alsowill need atownship per- man dead at the scene at whichwerenot included in thedraft. mit forgrading the site. 11:55 a.m. Thevictim had “It’s adecision thatdeals with tomor- EngineerRaena Lindemuth not been identified late rowand the next year and the year after of GAIsaid PennDOT officials Wednesday, and hisman- that,” said borough managerJeffLandy. indicated theauthority will ner of death had not been “Wearen’t only looking at your proposal; notneed ahighwayoccupancy determined,accordingto we’relooking at your proposal plus what permit sincethe newentrance the coroner’s office. otherproposals could come in.” is partofaPennDOTproject Statepolice areinvesti- to improvethe adjacent sec- gating the case as apos- RenattaSignorini is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Reach tionofRoute 981. siblesuicide. The deadly incident occurred on aNorfolk Southern rail line. her at [email protected]. JEANNETTE Windgap man nabbed on warrant after chase South Greensburg teamswithcountyfor planning An AlleghenyCounty manled Jeannette police on ashortfoot chase after he Boroughpreparestogather and added rules to help prevent fi- “There’sareal lack of planning Lawrence said. Thetimetableand allegedlyfled aNorth Fifth nancial misdeeds. and technical assistanceatthe scope have notbeen decided. Street apartment, according municipal data, public input It’s time to look to the future, coun- Once work begins,the process is to courtpapers. amidreorganization effort cil President Clentin Martin said. municipal level. We want to try expected to takeless thanayear, Westmoreland County “Whatare we planning on doing 10 to bridge that gap with our he said. sheriff’s deputies were serv- years from now? Because thatshould “We’velearned thatcommunities JACObTIERNEy municipalities.” ing awarrant on Deshawn by determine what we’redoing up until tend to getplanningfatigue if it Russell, 19, of Windgapwhen South Greensburg is teamingup thatpoint,” he said. BRIAN LAWRENCE takesmorethan 12 months,” he said. he fled out asecond-story Theborough is workingwiththe ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR, However,plannersmay wait to be- with WestmorelandCounty to draft WESTMORELAND COUNTY PLANNING DIVISION window, police said. Russell aplanfor the future of the borough Westmoreland CountyPlanning Divi- gin until the county’s plan is closer fled after Jeannette officers and its 2,300 residents. siontogather data and draft the plan. to completion, Lawrencesaid. arrivedat10:40 a.m. Tuesday Theplanispartofthe borough’s Thedivisionhas been helping mu- gic plan of its own, scheduled to be In other business,Councilman An- nicipalities create plans forthe past completed next year.It’s morevalu- and found marijuana and ongoing effortstoreorganizeand thony Iezzi announced his impend- astolen gun in the home. fewyears through the Technical Re- ablethan ever formunicipalities to ing resignation on Monday. reinvent itself after the resignation Police captured him on rail- sources and Municipal Services Pro- maketheir ownplans to align with Iezzi bought ahouse in neighbor- and subsequent arrest of its long- road tracks near Jeannette gram, said Assistant Deputy Director thebroader countywide initiative, ing Southwest Greensburg and will Specialty Glass.One officer timesecretary,DennisLee Kunkle Brian Lawrence. Lawrence said. move by the end of April. Non-res- suffered acut andbruises to Jr., whoischarged with stealing “There’s areallackofplanning Representativesfromthe county idents arenot eligible to serveon akneeduring the pursuit. $166,000 in public funds from 2011-16. and technical assistance at the mu- planning division will give apresen- council. Russell is charged with Kunkle’s suddendeparture in 2015 nicipal level,” Lawrence said.“We tation to borough council members Iezzi’s termwill expireJan.2. escape,resisting arrest, ag- forced the borough to reevaluate how want to try to bridgethatgap with May1. Councilwill appoint areplacement gravated assault, unlawful it has managedfinances fordecades. our municipalities.And the timing Theplanning process will involve to serve the remainder of his term. possession of afirearm and Council hired twonew secretaries, is especiallyimportant.” gathering data on the borough and receiving stolen property. commissioned an audit of its funds Thecounty is workingonastrate- soliciting feedbackfromresidents, Jacob TierneyisaTribune-Reviewstaff writer. A4 · THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 DEATH NOTICES

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HenryL.Andrzjewski Businessman founded ChristianLaymanCorps BRADDOCK L. Andrzjewski, 95, of Braddock, died Monday, by JEFF HIMLER feringastroke. proudoffounding the Christian and wife,Becky,ofHempfield, Joe April 3, 2017. BornJune 2, 1929, in Martins Fer- LaymanCorps,aGreensburg-based and wife,Aileen,ofYoungstown, Henry was In the mid-1960s,those traveling ry,Ohio,hewas the son of the late nonprofitthatoriginated in amen’s Laurel Nickeland husband, Max, of thebeloved on Route 130 mayhavewondered Charles Paul Cunningham Sr.and prayergroup in 1990. Somerset County;and Billand wife, husband whythe oldWhite farmhouse east EdithFlohr Cun- It truckednecessities to disadvan- Becky,Carol Shupe and husband, of the late of Greensburg was lit up through ningham. tagedAppalachian families and grew Jim, andMary Dominickand hus- Anna(Coma) the night. He played bass to operateathrift storeand food Andrzjewski band,Jeff, all of Unity; 18 grandchil- AccordingtoBill Cunningham, it for49years; violin and tuba, per- pantryand help homeless veterans dren; and15great-grandchildren. lovingfather was asign thathis father,Charles, formingwithaNavy and children in need of beds. Friends will be received2to 4and of Carol(Frank)Sincak,of was hardatworkrestoring thathis- bandand the Wheel- Mr.Cunningham receivedthe 6to8p.m. Thursdayinthe Kepple- North Huntingdon, and Mar- toric1770s stone dwelling thatbe- ing Symphony. A Greensburg Catholic Diocese’s Salt Graft Funeral Home,524 N. Main lene Sincak, of North Hunt- came ahome forthe Cunningham Tappan stove sales- and Light Awardfor hisefforts with St., Greensburg. Afuneral Mass ingdon; cherished grandfa- clan and, later,one of the family’s man, he later opened the group. will be celebrated 10 a.m. Fridayin ther of Michael (Beverly) twoSpringhill Furniture stores. Cunningham hisown Westmore- He continued to work at the thrift Our LadyofGrace Parish, 1001 Mt. Sincak,Jennifer (Ed) Howley, “He was working all night under land Kitchens busi- storeuntil three yearsago. Pleasant Road, Greensburg. Inter- Lori (Rob) Painter and Carrie the floodlights,probably repointing ness before becomingafurniture CurtHoffman, whosucceeded Mr. ment will be in GreensburgCatholic (Rich) Koziarski; and great- thestone,” Bill said of his father.“He manufacturer’s sales representative Cunningham as CEO of the organiza- Cemetery. grandfather of Sidney,Logan, restored thathome in probably less and co-owner of Springhill Furni- tion, recalled him as avisionary who Memorial donations maybemade Michael, Luke, Caylie,Jake, thanayear.Whenhegot hismindon ture. “was not afraidtostart anything.” to ChristianLayman Corps,258 E. Noah and Gabriel. Henry something, he didit.” He helped negotiatepurchase of Mr.Cunningham is survivedbyhis Pittsburgh St., Greensburg, PA 15601. was preceded in death by his Charles Paul CunninghamJr. ,87, thefarmland whereColonial-era wife,Rose AlineCunningham; seven siblings, Helen Zediak,Pearl of UnitydiedMonday, April 3, 2017, Hanna’sTownhas been rebuilt. children, Eleanor Lenhardand hus- Jeff HimlerisaTribune-Reviewstaff writer.Reach Teska andTheodore Shefel- at Excela Latrobe Hospital after suf- According to his son, he was most band, Jim,ofSyracuse,N.Y., Charlie him at 724-836-6622 or [email protected]. bein. Henry served our coun- try as aWorld WarIIArmy veteran. Duringhis civilian career,heworkedfor Levinson An asterisk (*) afteraname indicatesthatafull death notice appears in these pages. (F) after a residence Steel Co.Following his time in Regional deaths denotes “formerly.” Friends of the deceased areinvited to sign the online guest book at www.Tr ibLIVE.com. theservice,hebecame along- time and active member of the VFW in EastPittsburgh and WESTMORELAND COUNTY ALLEGHENY COUNTY the SlovakClub in Braddock. Name, ageResidence Funeralhome Name, ageResidenceFuneralhome Henry’s favorite hobbies in- Banaszek,ElizabethS., 92*North Huntingdon Ott,Irwin Andrzjewski,HenryL., 95*BraddockLanigan, Pittsburgh cluded bowling, woodworking Barclay,Richard D.,94* West Newton McCauley,WestNewton Markowitz,Jack, 85* PittsburghSchugar,Shadyside and fishing. Friends will be Burton,Carol L.,72* Sutersville Mccauley, West Newton Meehan,DorothyE., 95* Port VueLindsay-Jobe,Harrison City welcomefrom 2to4and 6 to 8p.m.FridayatPATRICK Caviggia,Margaret, 92*Delmont Vaia, Delmont BEAVER COUNTY T. LANIGAN FUNERAL Cunningham,CharlesP., 87*Greensburg Kepple-Graft, Greensburg Name, ageResidenceFuneralhome HOME AND CREMATORY Davis,Doris D.,94* Scottdale Kapr,Scottdale INC., 700 Linden Ave. at Downey,Francis X.,79* Latrobe Lopatich ,Latrobe McEwen,Jack D.,70* Freedom Kutch, East Mckeesport Cable, East Pittsburgh, 412- Giernacky,VeronicaM., 91* South GreensburgBacha,Greensburg INDIANA COUNTY 824-8800. Aparastaswill be Godor,Paul J.,91* North HuntingdonOtt,Irwin prayed forHenry at 3p.m. Kostors,Charles H., 79*Greensburg Ott, Irwin Name, ageResidenceFuneralhome Fridayatthe funeralhome. Lynch,JohnM., 67*Murrysville Vaia, Delmont Lynett,Michael P. ,75Blairsville Ferguson, Blairsville Apanachida willbeprayed Morcheid,Holly B.,26* NorthHuntingdonShirley, North Huntingdon at 9:30 a.m. Saturdayatthe Muchoney,Mildred, 87*Hoffer, Norvelt ELSEWHERE funeralhome prior to the Pushic,BlancheJ., 94 CrabtreeHartman-Graziano,Latrobe Name, age Residence Funeral home Mass of Christian burial Singler,Dorothy M., 88* Snyder,Irwin Osborne,Karen G., 54*Westlake, TexasFerguson, Scottdale forHenry,whichwill be Smith,GladysR., 87*Mt. Pleasant Brooks,Mt. Pleasant Painter,Ronald H., 77*Ormond Beach,Fla. Brooks,Mt. Pleasant held at 10 a.m. Saturdayat Sprock,MaryI., 86*Hostetter Lopatich, Latrobe Seliga,RichardE., 59*Latrobe (F)Lopatich, Latrobe Sts. Peter and Paul Byzan- tine Catholic Church, Brad- dock. Henry will then be ship,West Newton, Brentwood 4and 6to8p.m. Thursday for10years and retired from of his historical stone home. ceivedhis Master of Science laid to rest in Monongahela and Mt. Lebanon. He worked at TheChurch, 1683 Mars the E.L. Weigand Co. Marge’s Prior to retirement, he was a degree in social work from Cemetery with military 20 summers as aplant guardat Hill Road, Sutersville, PA family will welcome friends furniture manufacturer’s Marywood University, S cran- honors. www.laniganfuneral Fisher Body. He was honored 15083, where serviceswill from 2to4and 6to8:30p.m. sales representative.Hewas ton. Followingalong career home.com. to be aSon of the American be heldat10a.m.Friday. In- Thursday, April6,atVAIA co-owner of Springhill Furni- as asocial worker at Torrance Revolutionofthe General St. terment will followinMars FUNERAL HOME INC., 463 ture.Hewas founder and for- StateHospital, Tim retiredto Elizabeth S. Clair Chapter.Hebelonged to Hill Cemetery,Sewickley Athena Drive,Delmont, mer CEO of Christian Lay- his home in Latrobe where the West Newton LionsClub Township.Arrangements 724-468-1177. In celebration man Corps. Charlie was he especiallyenjoyedspend- (Kundman) Cassarino and served as its president have been entrusted to the of her life, afuneral Mass awarded the Salt and Light ing time “showing” his Eng- Banaszak forone year.Hewas aMason J. WILLIAM McCAULEY will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Awardbythe Greensburg lish cockerspaniels at vari- NORTH HUNTINGDON of the 32nd degree in Van- JR. FUNERAL HOME INC., Friday, April7,inSt. John Catholic Diocese.His faith in ous dogshows.Inaddition, dergrift Lodgeand amember West Newton. Condolences Baptist de la Salle Catholic Christ and compassion for he enjoyedwoodworking and Elizabeth S. (Kundman) Cas- of the Apollo Elks.Hewas a maybeleftathttp://www. Church, 497 Athena Drive, those in need touched the lives carpentry.Tim was preceded sarino Banaszak, 92, of North member of the West Newton mccauleyfuneralhome.com. Delmont, with Father Jo- of many. “Well done,good and in death by hisbrother,John Huntingdon,diedTuesday, Mooseand served as Pa.state seph Bonafed as celebrant. faithful servant,” Matthew Regis Downey,his sister,Lo- April 4, 2017, in the William governor of the Moose.He Margaret (Santel) Everyone please meet at 25:21. God bless youCharlie. retta (Downey) Tabor,and Penn Personal CareSuites, earned thePilgrim Degree, Caviggia the church. Following the Family and friends will be his “second mother,” Ruth Jeannette.She wasbornJuly served on the Mooseritual Mass, all are welcometo receivedfrom 2to4and 6 (Fomey) Downey.Survivors DELMONT 15, 1924, in McKeesport;she team and was awarded first attend aluncheon reception to 8p.m. ThursdayatKEP- include his daughter,Kelly was the daughter of thelate place in internationalcom- Margaret (Santel) Cavig- at theLamplighter Restau- PLE-GRAFT FUNERAL (Downey)Blackburn,her Joseph and Catherine (Jud- petition as an orator.Richard gia, 92, of Delmont, passed rant. Entombment in Twin HOME, 524 N. Main St., husband, Anthony, and their ermann)Kundman. Prior to was amember of the West away peace- Valley Memorial Park,Del- Greensburg. Charlie’sfu- twochildren, Andrew and her retirement,Elizabeth was NewtonUnited Presbyterian fullyMonday, mont, will be private. In lieu neral Mass will be held at Michaela, of Bel Air,Md. He employedasatechnician for Church.Hehas spent many April 3, 2017, of flowers,donations maybe 10 a.m.FridayinOur Lady is also survivedbyhis sister, MannsPharmacyofWhite happyhoursplaying scatand in her home, made to Steve DezemberII, a of Grace Parish, 1001 Mt. Dennis Ann (Downey)Nich- Oak; shewas amemberofIm- bingowithhis friendsatthe surrounded close friend of the family, as Pleasant Road,Greens- ols,and her husband,Robert, maculate Conception Church West Newton Senior Center. in loving he continues his battle with burg. Friends are asked to of Green Bay, Wis.;his sis- and theAARPNo. 3221 of He was preceded in death by support from ALS. More information can pleasegodirectlytothe ter,Mary Patricia Downey, North Huntingdon. In addi- his wife,Lucille,who died in her family. be foundatwww.hopeforsteve. church. Interment will be of Tampa,Fla.; his brother, tion to her parents,she was 1998; twosisters,Elizabeth Shewas born com. Please makecheck pay- held in Greensburg Catho- Michael William Downey,and preceded in death by herfirst Zeiglerand Helen Moore; and Jan. 3, 1925, to the late Joseph abletoSteve DezemberIIand lic Cemetery. In lieu of flow- his wife, Marge,ofAmity,Pa.; husband, Frank Cassarino; four brothers,Byron, Henry, Santel andFrances (Fatur) mail to Kate FerriDawson, 31 ers,the family asksthatdona- and his brother, Joseph Rich- her second husband,Edward James,and Adam Barclay. Santel. Maggie grew up in ManorfieldCircle, Delmont, tions be senttoChristian ardDowney,ofTampa, Fla. Banaszak;ason,Joseph Cas- Surviving aretwo daughters, Bobtown. Shewas preceded PA 15626. Maggie’s family Layman Corps, 258 E. Pitts- Tim also leavesbehind close sarino; twobrothers, Henry Janet Garlits,and her hus- in death by herhusbandof61 will be forevergrateful for burgh St., Greensburg, PA friendsMegan and James and RichardKundman;and band,Francis,ofMonessen, years,Reno “Max” Caviggia. A the compassionate careand 15601. Foronline condolences, Loughner of Latrobe,aswell asister,Joan Sistik. Surviv- and JoyceLoiseau, andher loving mothertoLynneFerri support from Missie and the please visit www.kepplegraft. his cousin, Maria (Downey) ing arethree children, Frank husband, Louis,ofLancaster; andher husband, Daniel, and entireteam at ViaQuest Hos- com. Ziegler. Family and friends Cassarino,ofIllinois, Cath- twograndchildren, Robert sister to Audrey Santel and Jo- pice and the continuedguid- will be receivedfrom 4to erineYorkand her husband, Leister, andhis wife, Jenni- seph Santel (Honey), Maggie ance of Dr. KenGibson. “Life 8p.m. ThursdayatJOHN David Langford, of Texas, and fer,ofBaltimore, Md., and had three grandchildren, her is abalance of holdingonand J. LOPATICH FUNERAL RichardCassarino and his Cheryl Leister,ofMaytown; “roommate,” Andrew Ferri, letting go.Todayweare let- HOME INC., 601 Weldon wife,Mary, of North Hunt- five great-grandchildren, Kate Dawson andher hus- ting go.”Tosend online ex- St.,Latrobe.Afuneral Mass ingdon; eight grandchildren, Amanda, Matthew, Emma, band, Fred, andAdamFerri. pressions of sympathy,orfor will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Joseph, Gina, Elizabeth, Abigail and Jacob. Friends She had twonephews,Joseph grief supportinformation or FridayatSt. VincentBa- Richard, Adrienne,Frank, will be receivedfrom 2to4 Santel andPatrickSantel. directions,please visit www. Doris D. silica, Latrobe. Private in- Anthonyand Salvatore; and and6to8p.m.Fridayatthe Neverahomebody, she spent VaiaFuneralHome.com. (Dannecker)Davis urnment will be heldlater eight great-grandchildren. her time playing in cardclubs, at St.VincentCemetery. In J. WILLIAMMcCAULEY SCOTTDALE Friends will be received5 JR.FUNERAL HOME INC., bowling in awomen’sleague CharlesP. lieu of flowers, thefamilysug- to 8p.m. Fridayatthe OTT 901 Vine St.,West Newton. (until her late 80s), attend- Doris D. “Gracie”(Danneck- gests thatmemorial contribu- FUNERAL HOME INC.,805 ing and volunteering at her Cunningham Jr. er) Davis,94, of Scottdale,died tions be made to the Carmelite Funeral services will be UNITY TOWNSHIP Pennsylvania Ave., Irwin. heldat11a.m. Saturday church,and at the casino.She late Monday,April 3, 2017, at Monastery, 5206 CenterDrive, Partingprayers will be held at theUnitedPresbyterian lovinglytendedtoher roses. Charles Paul Cunningham Easy Living Country Estates, Latrobe,PA15650. To sign the at 8:30 a.m. Saturdayinthe Church, Fourth and Main Full of life,her smile was in- Jr., of Greensburg, Unity Hunker. Doris’ family will onlineguest book, send con- funeralhome, followed by a streets, West Newton, with fectious and her personality Township,passedawayMon- greet friends from 4to8 dolences or to viewdetailed MassofChristianBurial at the Rev.John Manon offici- filledeachroom she entered. day, April 3, 2017. He was born p.m. Thursdayand 9:30 to obituary information, please 9a.m. in Immaculate Con- ating.Interment will follow Her outgoing natureled to a June 2, 1929, in Martins Ferry, 10:45 a.m. Fridayinthe visit www.lopatich.com. ception Church. Interment in West Newton Cemetery. lifetime of wonderful friend- Ohio,ason of the late Charles FRANK KAPR FUNERAL will follow in theImmacu- AMasonicService will be ships as Maggie always struck Paul CunninghamSr. and HOME INC., 417 W. Pitts- VeronicaM. late Conception Cemetery, held at 7:30p.m. Fridayin up aconversationwith anyone Edith PearlFlohr Cunning- burgh St., Scottdale. Her North Huntingdon. In lieu Giernacky the funeralhome. In lieu she met. At 92 years young, ham. In addition to his par- funeral service will begin of flowers, memorial dona- SOUTH GREENSBURG of flowers, memorials may she passed away holding her ents,hewas preceded in death at 11 a.m. Fridayinthe tions maybemadetothe St. be madetoWest Newton Se- family’s hands with the same by hisbrother,MarkCunning- funeral home, with her pas- Veronica M. “Vern” Gier- Jude Children’s Hospital, 501 nior Center,103 E. Main St., tenderness and careshe ex- ham, and his sister,Joyce Ri- tor,Pastor Jake Cirrigala- nacky,91, of South Greens- St. Jude Place,Memphis, TN or the West Newton United hibited throughout her whole pley.Heissurvivedbyhis no,officiating.Committal burg, passed peacefully 38105. Foronline condolences, Presbyterian Church,P.O.Box life.Adevoted grandmother, wife,whom he loveddearly, services and interment will Tuesday, April 4, 2017, in the please visit www.ottfuneral always generous with her love, Rose Aline Cunningham; sev- follow in the Scottdale Cem- GreensburgCareCenter, home.com. 314, West Newton, PA 15089. Condolences maybeleft at she was an intrinsic partof en children, Eleanor Lenhard etery. Rogerand Barbwould Hempfield Township.She was http://www.mccauleyfuneral their childhood. Not many (Jim),Charlie Cunningham like to thank MediHomeHos- bornMarch 4, 1926, in Mam- RichardD.Barclay home.com. grandmothers have suchan (Becky), JoeCunningham (Ai- pice and the staffatEasy Liv- moth,adaughter of the late WEST NEWTON impact on their grandchil- leen), BillCunningham ing Country Estates fortheir John and Veronica (Kendi) CarolL.Burton dren’s lives, butMaggie stayed (Becky), Carol Shupe (Jim), exemplary careand compas- Chappo.She wasamember RichardDale “Dick”Bar- young, ridingaroundtownin Laura Nickel(Max) and Mary sion shown to Doris and her of St. Bruno Roman Catholic SUTERSVILLE clay,94, of West Newton, Andrew’s convertible (with Dominick(Jeff); 18 grandchil- family. To viewonline obitu- Church,SouthGreensburg. passed away Tuesday, April Carol L. Burton, 72, of Sut- the roof down), always sup- dren and 15 great-grandchil- ary,sign guest registry,send In addition to her parents, 4, 2017, at his home.Hewas ersville,diedTuesday, April porting them as their number dren; his sister, KathyTucker; flowers,condolences or to she was preceded in death by bornMarch 19, 1923, in Van- 4, 2017. She was bornJan. 8, one advocate,attending all andniece, EllenTucker. Char- obtain directions,please visit her husband,Walter L. Gier- dergrift, ason of the late 1945, in Sutersville,adaughter theirmusicals and bowling lie was adevotedand well- www.kapr.com. nacky,Feb.6,2015; four broth- Adam and Mary (McAnulty) of the late Edwardand tournaments.She lovedto lovedhusband,father, grand- ers,Joseph, Andrew,John Barclay.Richardgraduated (McMillen) Boes.Priortore- go to the theater and hit all father and great-grandfather. Francis X. Downey and ThomasChappo; and two from WashingtonTownship tirement, she was employed the hottest spots downtown He was amember of OurLady sisters,Helen Lucas and Mary High School, earned aB.S. in at Yough School District in with them. She livedalifeof of Grace Parish. Charlie was LATROBE Solo.She is survivedbyseveral physical education and social thecafeteria. Carol was a faith as amember of St. John an accomplished musician Francis Xavier “Tim” nieces and nephews; and dear studies at SlipperyRockUni- member of TheChurch of Baptist de la Salle Catholic and artist. As ayoung man, he Downey,79, of Latrobe,passed neighbors and friends. Hon- versity,and completed amas- Sutersville.Survivingare her Church,Delmont, and was playedinthe Navy band and away Friday, March 31, 2017, oring Vern’s wishes,there ter’s degree at the University husband of 54 years,Houston involved in the Christian theWheeling Symphony. at Excela Health Latrobe will be no public visitation. of Pittsburgh. He served in Burton;ason, Greg Burton; Mother’sAltar Rosary Soci- While amember of the West- Hospital. Tim was bornin Private interment will be the Army during WorldWar II asister,Pamela Campbell ety.Afounding member of a morelandCounty Historical Waynesburg on Aug. 11, 1937, in Greensburg Catholic and met his wife,Lucille Jean and husband, Gary,ofSouth social group known as “The Society,hewas involved in the to Dr.Regis Fallon Downey Cemetery.LEO M. BACHA Patten,atValley ForgeMili- Carolina; abrother, Thomas JetSetters,”she wasalways purchase of land and the be- and CatherineBridget(Kelly) FUNERAL HOME INC.,516 tary Hospital. He worked as Boes and wife, Rose,ofGlass- knownfor her sense of humor. ginning of restoration of Old Downey.After receivinghis Stanton St., Greensburg, in ateacher/coachatfour high port; and nieces andnephews. Maggie worked as asecretary Hannastown.Charlie was undergraduatedegreefrom chargeofarrangements. schools:Washington Town- Friendswill be received2to forthe Pennsylvania Railroad very proud of the restoration St. Vincent College,Tim re- www.bachafh.com. DEATH NOTICES THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 · A5 Paul J. Godor from2to4and 6to8p.m. lisher of the Tribune-Review, FUNERAL HOMES AND sonal Care Home.She was a her husband, Bill. Aprivate Friday, April7,2017, and in preparing Scaife’s privately CREMATORY, 433 Lincoln sensitive souland cared very family gathering will be NORTH HUNTINGDON 9:30to10:30 a.m. Saturday, printedmemoir,“ARichly Highway,EastMcKeesport, muchfor other people,espe- held at noonSaturdayinSt. Paul J. Godor,91, of North April 8, 2017, at the OTT ConservativeLife” (2009). PA 15035. Service will be ciallyher elderly residents at Mary Byzantine Catholic Huntingdon,passed away FUNERAL HOME INC., 805 Jack alsotried hishandat held at 1p.m. Monday at work.She had apassion for Church, Trauger, with the Tuesday, April 4, 2017, in Pennsylvania Ave., Irwin. fictionwith the self-published the funeralhome, with the makeup,and she aspiredto Rev.Paul-Alexander Shutt, Allegheny Serviceswill be held at 11 “The Coming of Josephson” Rev.EricDennis officiating. becomeamakeup artist. She OSB.The funeral will be General Hos- a.m. Saturdayinthe funer- (2013) and an unpublished www.kutchfuneralhome.org. was afreespirit whowas pas- according to the Roman rite pital. He was al home,withPastor Tom first-contact science fiction sionate aboutnature, music as the interment will be in bornJan. 27, Walters of Word of Life novel. BornJuly31, 1931, in DorothyE. and the outdoors.She spent St. Mary Byzantine’s Catho- 1926, in West- Churchofficiating. Inter- Pittsburgh, to Lenaand Ben much of her time at concerts, licCemetery. Online condo- moreland mentwithmilitaryhonors Markowitz,Jackgrew up in (Wolf)Meehan festivals and hula hoopingat lences maybemadeatwww. City,ason willbeinthe Irwin Union theHillDistrict and Squirrel PORTVUE thepark. Hollywas preceded everlywheatley.com. of the late Cemetery. Amemorial Mass Hill and attendedPittsburgh Dorothy in death by her maternal Andrew and will be held at St.Vincent in Public Schools.His first ex- E. (Wolf) grandparents,Peterand Ber- KarenG.(Lynn) Julia (Herko)Godor.Heheld Latrobe at alater date to be perienceinjournalism was at Meehan, 95, nice Kriss;and her paternal numerous positions as Black- announced. Memorial dona- theUniversity of Pittsburgh’s of Port Vue, grandparents,James and The- Osborne smith-Forger at U.S. Steel and tions maybemade to the Do- Pitt News,wherehesaid he died Monday, resa Morcheid. She is survived WESTLAKE, TEXAS Rankin Forge. Paul was alsoa lores C. Kostors and Charles learned almost everything March 27, by her parents,James and Karen Grace (Lynn) Os- Westmoreland County consta- H. Kostors Memorial Schol- about howtowrite astory. 2017. Born LaurenMorcheid; twosisters, borne,Esq., 54, of Westlake, ble, deputy coroner of West- arship Fund at St.Vincent Despite his millions of writ- June 25, 1921, Katie Morcheid, of North Texas,went to sleepSunday, moreland County and secre- College,300 FraserPurchase tenwords,Jackconsideredhis in Glassport, Huntingdon, and KristenMor- April 2, 2017. Karen was born tary treasurerofNSS Life Road, Latrobe,PA15650 or to five daughters his“greatest to John and Hilda (Moritz) cheid, of Shaler;nephews, Jan. 10, 1963, in Greensburg, InsuranceCo.,fromwhichhe the Word of Life Church,4497 works”: Dr.Eve Markowitz Wolf,she married Gilbert Ryan, Alexand Jayden; niece, adaughterofSamuel Harper retired. He was amemberof State Route 136, Greensburg, Preston,ofNew York City, C. Meehan on June 9, 1948, Brynna, whoshe all lovedvery Lynn III, of Ruffsdale,and the Lutheran Church of Our Sav- PA 15601. To sendonlinecon- Beth Markowitz, of Cordoba, and resided in Port Vueuntil dearly; and numerous aunts, late Maureen Rose (Kinyon) ior, North Huntingdon, the dolences,pleasevisit www. Spain, Hannah Markowitz, recently.She was preceded uncles,cousins and friends. Lynn. In additiontoher father, Manor American Legion, are- ottfuneralhome.com. of Venice,Calif., LauraMar- in death by her parents, hus- Hollywas agenerous, loving Karen is survivedbyher son, tiredmember of the Westmo- kowitz, of Jericho,Vt.,and band, and brothers, Anthony personwith abig heart. She John Samuel “Sam” Osborne; relandCity FireDepartment John M. Lynch Rachel Markowitz Borcea, of and Leonard. Dorothywas a was known as agiving person, herdaughter, Katherine Ma- and aWorld WarIIveteran, MURRYSVILLE .Hederivedpar- member of St. Mark’s Par- and even in death, her giving rie Osborne;her twosisters, havingserved in the Army Air ticular joyfromhis close re- ishinPortVue,the Christian continuesasher donation of CathyMaureen Kwarta and John M. Lynch, 67, of Mur- Corps.Heenjoyedwatching lationships with his brothers Mothers,PortVue Seniors, organs will touchthe livesof her husband, David, of Val- rysville,passed away unex- sports programs and meet- Mortand George(ayounger and Port VueWomen’sClub. five people. Visitation will be leyForge, and Coral Anne pectedlyTuesday, April4,2017, inghis friends at McDonald’s brother,Melvin, died in 1967). Dorothyissurvived by her 4to8p.m.Fridayatthe Mullaney and her husband, at home.Hewas bornJan. 6, every morning. In addition to His passions in lifewereread- daughters,Donna (Robert) JAMES W. SHIRLEY FU- Michael, of Ruffsdale; her 1950, in NewHaven, Conn., his parents,hewas preceded ing, practicing the keyboard, Muller,ofPenn Township, NERALHOME, 176 Clay uncle,John Lynn; her aunts, ason of the late Philip and in death by twosons,Paul listeningtoclassical music Marjorie (Sidney) Jackson, of Pike, North Huntingdon.A SarahAllegra, Rose Gelman Margaret (Remington) Lynch. A. Godor,1995, and Keith S. Simpsonville,S.C., and Anita funeral service will be held and Emma Stevenson; and HavingretiredinJanuary of and opera, walking the beauti- Godor,inSeptember 2016; a (Robert) Schuffert, of Hobart, at noon Saturday in thefu- her manycousins.Karen re- this year,John had been em- ful streets of Pittsburgh, road- brother, Andrew Godor; and a Ind.;grandchildren, Ryan (Dr. neral home chapel. In lieu of ceivedher undergraduatede- ployedaschieffinancial of- tripping to historic places, sister,Julia Sistek. Surviving Melanie) Muller, Denise (Nick) flowers,donations maybe gree from Pennsylvania State ficer by RIMCO Properties. traveling abroad, and playing is his wife of 66 years,Carol J. Guido,Meredith (Christo- made to the family.www. University and her Doctor of He formerly served as chief bridge and poker.Hewas an (Quear) Godor; twosons,Mark pher)Hogan, Stephen Jack- shirleyfuneralhome.com. Jurisprudence from Boston administrator forthe Munici- enthusiastic supporter of Is- Godor andKennethGodor, son, Dr.Amanda (Grant) Ely, University School of Law pality of Murrysville.Hewas rael,and volunteeredseveral both of,Georgia; sevengrand- Jonathan (Kristen) Jackson, (Class of 1995). She was ad- a1967 graduateofFranklin times withthe Sar-El service children, Christine Manns, Dr.Patrick(Kristen)Jackson, Mildred (DeFloria) mitted to practice lawinthe Regional School District,Mur- organization. Jack’s final days Corrie Godor,Andrea Godor, and Nicholas Schuffert; great- states of Massachusetts and rysville,and a1971 graduate were poignant in thathis far- Muchoney Jessica Godor, Julia Godor, grandchildren, Lucaand Lil- Texas.Karen will be remem- of Bucknell University. He flung daughters were able to AliciaGodor and Christopher lianaGuido, Mazzie Muller, Mildred“Millie” (DeFloria) bered forher love of family. was amember of the Mur- reunite at his bedside andof- Godor; sevengreat-grandchil- Landon and BeckettHogan, Muchoney Shewas abelovedmother,sis- rysville/ExportRotary.John ferloveand support. All were dren, Troy,Lily, Amelia, So- Henry Jackson, and Harri- died Satur- ter,daughterand friend who was Catholic by faith. In ad- impressedwith the clarity phia, Connor, Liamand Orion; son and Jackson Ely; brother, day, April 1, will be dearly remembered dition to his parents, he was and bravery with whichhe nephews;and manysisters- RaymondWolf; andnumerous 2017. Born and missed. Personalized ar- preceded in deathbyhis sister, faced his incurableillness. in-lawand brothers-in-law. nieces and nephews. Friends Dec.7,1929, rangementsare under the Mary Elizabeth Chatha. John Even as his ability to speak Friends will be received2 will be receivedfrom2to Mildred professional supervision will be sadlymissed by hislov- diminished, Jack continued to 4and 6to8p.m. Fri- 7p.m. Friday,April 7, at Muchoney of theROBERTB.FERGU- ing family:his belovedwife of to express gratitude forthe dayatthe OTTFUNERAL LINDSAY-JOBE FUNERAL grew up in SON FUNERAL HOME, 105 41 years,Denise M. (Branden- greatblessings of his life.In HOME INC., 805 Pennsyl- HOME INC., 3343Route Greensburg SpringSt., Scottdale (724- burg) Lynch; their children, addition to his brothers and vania Ave.,Irwin, at which 130, Harrison City,724- and was one of nine children 887-5300 /www.ferguson Erin Geller (Matt), of Salis- daughters,Jackissurvived time afuneral service will 744-2721. Family will greet born to Angelo and Nancy funerals.com). Family and bury Mills,N.Y., Ryan Lynch by six grandchildren;many be held in the funeral home friends from 9a.m. until DeFloria, immigrants from friends will be received (Jessica), of Penn Township, nephews and nieces; former chapel. In lieu of flowers, the time of funeral Mass Italy. ShemarriedWilliam from 10 a.m. to noon Mon- and MatthewLynch(Eliza- wife,Mildred(Middy)Mar- donations maybemade in at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April Muchoney in 1949 and togeth- dayinthe funeral home beth), of Bellevue; father-in- kowitz; andadear friend,Ro- Paul’s memory to NSS Life 8, at St.MarkParish -St. er they movedtoAlexandria, chapel, wherememorial lawand mother-in-law, Russ bertaWeiss. Services will be PVR Scholarship Fund, 351 Joseph Church, 1125 Ro- Va., whereMillie had four services will be held at and MargeBrandenburg; at 11 a.m.Thursday,April 6, Valley Brook Road, McMur- mine Ave.,McKeesport, PA children, Tracy, Billy,Douglas noon, followedbyacom- three brothers; three sisters; 2017,atRALPH SCHUGAR ray, PA 15317-3337. To send on- 15133. Please go directly to andKelly; five grandchildren, mittalgravesideservicein 23 nieces and nephews; and CHAPEL INC., 5509 Centre line condolences, please visit church. Interment will fol- Daniel, Matthew, Keenan GreenlickCemetery,Bull- manyfriends.Hewas the very Ave., Shadyside. Visitation www.ottfuneralhome.com. lowatSt. Joseph Cemetery, Nadya and Serena; and two skin Township. Love Lasts proud grandfather of Aidan, is onehour prior to services North Versailles. In lieu of great-grandchildren, Luke Forever! Ainsley and Addison Geller (10to11a.m.). Interment CharlesH.Kostors flowers,the family requests and Micah,Mattand Lauren and Caelan and Liam Lynch. will be in Poale ZedeckMe- GREENSBURG donations to St. MarkParish, Dussia’s sons.She lovedthem OBITUARIES · A7 Respecting John’s wishes, morial Park Cemetery. www. or acharityofyour choice. all unconditionally. Millie Charles H. “Chuck” Kostors, there will be no visitation. schugar.com. Dorothy’s familywould like worked at theDepartment of 79, of Greensburg, died Tues- Agathering of family and to thank the staffatBrookdale State,first as amember of the day, April 4, friendswill be heldfrom 11 Jack D. McEwen In Loving Memoryof Murrysville and the nurses, typing pool and rose rapidly 2017, at his a.m. to 1p.m. Saturday at FREEDOM staff, and ChaplainDon from to begin her distinguished ca- home. He was theVAIA FUNERAL HOME Jack D. McEwen, 70, of BridgesHospicefor the warm reer in diplomatictelecom- ahusbandof INC., 463Athena Drive, Freedom, passed away sud- and loving carethatthey pro- munications and further as a thelateDolo- Delmont, 724-468-1177.A denlyTuesday, April4,2017. vided. dedicated Foreign Service of- res(Cycak) memorial service will be He was ason of the late Jack ficer.Her overseas assign- Kostors; son conductedat1p.m. Satur- and Margaret McEwen; and Holly B. Morcheid ments included Accra, Ghana of the late dayinthe funeral home, dear brother of Kathy(Gary) and Nairobi, Kenya, whereshe Charles F. immediatelyfollowing the Pucci, of West Mifflin, and NORTH HUNTINGDON was stationed at the American and WilmaA.(Steigerwald) gathering. As an expres- Lou Ann Wylie,ofAshburn, Holly Beth Embassies there. Our mom Kostors; brotherofthe late sion of sympathy, contribu- Va.Heisalso survivedby Morcheid, 26, was devotedtoher husband of Carol A. Kostors.Hewas also tions in John’smemory may three nieces, one nephew, two of North 68 years,Bill Muchoney Sr., Kathleen A. preceded in death by cous- be madetothe Murrysville/ great-nephews and one great- Huntingdon, and enjoyedthe love and re- ins,Dan Steigerwald and ExportRotary Club,117 Hay niece.Heleavesbehind his peacefully spect of herfamily.Her love Roland Joyce(Wank) Harrington. He Lane, Murrysville,PA15668 longtime friend and compan- and graceful- of travel, respect for world July 31, 1950 ~April6,2012 is survived by his dear spe- or MAKE-A-WISH,The Gulf ion, Carol Travers. Jack re- ly entered the cultures and exploration of God sawyou were getting tired, cial friend, Loretta Scalzitti; Tower, 707 Grant St., 37th tiredfromShadyside Hospital gates of heav- her Italian heritage took her and acurewas not to be, cousins,Diane (Steigerwald) Floor,Pittsburgh, PA 15219. afterworking therefor sev- en Wednes- to manyforeign destinations, so He put his arms around you Shepherd(Robert), Don Stei- Please write “John Lynch” eral years as aperfusionist. day, April 5, whereshe was always well and whispered, “Come to Me”. With tearful eyewewatched you, gerwald (Sandra), Christine on checkmemo line. To send He later went on to form two 2017. Holly receivedand returned with an (Wank) Auses (John) andPaul onlineexpressionsofsympa- and sawyou pass away. companies,Biotronics and was born appreciation of people from Although we lovedyou dearly, E. Wank (Armella); brother- thyortoobtain grief support Perfusion ProfessionalsInc. Dec.4,1990, all walksoflife. As alongtime We could not make youstay. in-law,JackCycak (Mona); information, please visit www. He was an avid golfer,sports in Jeannette. parishioner of St. Rita Catho- Agolden heart stopped beating, alsosurvivedbytwo nieces VaiaFuneralHome.com. Shegraduat- hardworking hands at rest. fanand avery dear friend to CORE lic Church,Milliewas instru- and anephew. He also left be- many. Jack served his country ed from Nor- mental in founding the St. God broke our hearts to prove hind his little friend, Louie Jack Markowitz in theArmy. Friends willbe win High Vincent DePaul Societyhere to us,Heonly takes the best. the cat. AgraduateofCarn- Love, Husband, PITTSBURGH received2to8p.m. Sunday School in 2009. Hollywas em- and worked tirelessly at The egie Institute of Technology at the JAMES F. KUTCH ployedatBristol House Per- Carpenters Shelter,alongwith Daughter,&Family with adegree in mechanical Jack Markowitz,85, aveter- adno=6454050 engineering, Chuckworked an Pittsburghnewspaperman, at ElliottCo. in Jeanette as passedawaypeacefullyafter an engineer in the powertur- abrief battle bine field for40years.Inre- with lympho- tirement,healsoworkedasa ma Tuesday, consultant in his fieldofex- April 4, 2017. Ne ed pertise in expanders.Hewas a Jack spent member of the Elliott Retiree morethan 60 Association. He served as a years in the first lieutenantinthe Army news busi- in Germany. Chuckwas an ness,starting elder in Word of Life Church as acopyboyatthe NewYork in Greensburg, wherehis dis- DailyNewsin1952. Stintsas tinctive ministry was visiting areporteratthe Philadelphia the sick. He was also active DailyNewsand as adraftee in in the annual passionplay. the peacetime Army followed, Through his friendship with and in 1967, he became busi- LorettaScalzitti, agraduate ness editor of the Pittsburgh of St. Vincent College,Chuck Post-Gazette,wherehestayed beganhis association with the until 1978. Thelast35years collegeabout adecade ago. of hiscareer were spent at Discovering thatthe com- the Tribune-Review(later the munity spirit at St.Vincent Pittsburgh Tribune-Review), reflected his ownvalues, he first as businesseditorand endowedthe Dolores C. Kos- later,well intohis retirement, torsand CharlesH.Kostors as acolumnist. Jack was the Memorial Scholarship Fund, author of “A Walk on the availabletosophomores, ju- Crust of Hell”(1973),acollec- niorsand seniors.Herecent- tion of true herostories about f ly was named an honorary winners of the Carnegie Hero alumnus of St. Vincent Col- Medal. He also assisted the lege. Visitationwill be held late RichardM.Scaife,pub- A6 · THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 OPINION GEORGE F. WILL WESTMORELAND EDITION Misinformation TRIB TOTAL MEDIA, LLC PUBLISHER RICHARD M. SCAIFE (1932-2014)OWNER pushing aside SUSAN K. MCFARLAND EXECUTIVE EDITOR JAMES BORDEN MANAGING EDITOR knowledge BOBPELLEGRINO JERRY A.DeFLITCH KEVINSMITH EDITORIALPAGEEDITOR DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR EXECUTIVE SPORTS EDITOR WASHINGTON mpulse control is unfashionableaswell HOME-OPENERTRAFFIC I as unpresidential. But perhaps youshould resist the urgetotrippeoplewho Avert commuter nightmare stride briskly down the sidewalk, fixatedontheir phone screens,feeling ood luck to the Pirates in Friday’s home entitledtoexpect othersto G opener —and even betterlucktocommuters makeway.New technolo- just tryingtoget home from Pittsburgh at a gies areshaping behaviors reasonablehour thatday —withoutarepeatof and dissolvingcivilities. last Aug. 19’s traffic nightmare. In 2005, Lynne Truss, That day’s Pirates home game was the first after in her book “Talk to the the AndyWarhol LETTERS Hand: TheUtterBloody Rudeness of theWorld Bridgeclosed for Today, or SixGoodReasons Downtownworkers work that continues to StayHome andBolt the whojustwanttoget to shut it to traffic. Don’tcut research funds Door,” presciently foresaw With the neigh- portabletechnologies that homedeservefar boring Roberto residentDonald enable“limitlessself- betterthisFriday. 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NIH supportsmost bio- medical research,which WellesleyCollegeprofes- And thatwas witha7:05 p.m. game drawing about savescountless lives. sorssaid, last month,that 32,000 fans —not a1:05 p.m. game such as Friday’s, Incidentally, NIH inviting controversial,aka whichislikelytodrawacapacity crowd. chemist in Michigan er,doctorswereprescrib- conservative, speakers to funding is alsoahuge named Barnett Rosen- ing cisplatin forawide Regarding the Aug. 19 fiasco,AlleghenyCounty’s economicdriverofthe campus injures students bergwas studying the rangeofcancers,and by forcingthemto“invest deputy public worksdirector claimed it was“diffi- Pittsburgh area. Iama effects of electric fields todaymanycancerdrugs cult toguess whereadditional delayswill beand professional immunolo- time andenergyinrebut- on bacterial growth. He areplatinum-based. ting thespeakers’ argu- howtosolve them” —despite ahugetraffic jam gist at the Universityof madethe surprising In the most spectacular Pittsburgh, and Isupport ments.” hardlybeing a“guess” when twobridges so near discovery thatplatinum turnaround, the cure In TheAmerican Inter- the ballparkare closed to vehicles on game day.No, my eight-personlab with electrodes caused bacte- rate of testicular cancer NIH research grants. est,the HudsonInstitute’s that’s morelikeavirtual certainty. ria to stopdividing. shiftedfrom10percentto Carolyn Stewart, revisit- However,science has And though aspokeswoman said Pittsburgh Within threeyears he nearly 100 percent. ing Truss’ book, wonders, impacted my personal showedthatcisplatin, a Thanks to cisplatin,my “Whatisitabout social police always arepresent tohelpwithNorth Shore life even moregreatly. byproduct ofplatinum husband andmillionsof media thatcompels us event traffic,the Trib found just the opposite:“No My husband lives, and corrosion, was also able others arealive and well. to throw offthe gloves?” officers were at the Carson Bridgeasof 5p.m. hence my child exists, to stop cancer cellsfrom Please supportfederal (Aug. 19).” Stewartnotes that, as because of science sup- dividing in mice,thus funding forresearch. 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Lebanon thatpreviously applied to officials last Aug. 19: planning and actions that the private sphere—con- avertahome-opener traffic nightmareofcompa- trol over our environment rablescale. “an improvident and extravagant —and areincreasingly Judiciary&security exercise of the powerofjudicial applying it to the public Thepowers anddutiesofthe review. ” sphere.”Social media’s federal governmentare clearly This conclusionisevident with “self-affirming feedback The Thursdaywrap defined in Articles I, II and III of the theactionsofthe 9thCircuitCourt loop” encouragesindigna- Constitution. of Appealsand federalJudgeDer- tionabout anything “that Thereisaseparation of powers rickWatson in whichexecutive deviates from our prefer- TheDemocratic Republic of Congo and the and asystem of checks and balances actionsbythe presidentconcerning ences.” immigration were blocked. so that one branch does nothave Theconsequences are United Nations saythey will separatelyinvesti- Theseparation of powers is clear undue influenceonthe others. enumerated in TomNich- gate the deaths of Michael Sharp, whogrewup and unambiguous andisintended Specifically, the powers of the ols’new book “The Death in Westmoreland County, along withhis Swedish to ensurethatone branch does not of Expertise: TheCam- colleague and their interpreter,all of whom were judiciaryare established in Article have undue influenceoverthe oth- III, Section 2: “The judicial power paign Against Established working with aU.N.peacekeeping mission when ers. Knowledge and WhyIt shall extend to all cases,inlaw and Nationalsecurityissues do not they were abducted March 12. Thetask is all the equity, arising under this Constitu- Matters.” Ourdevices and fall withinthe scope of the judiciary, social media are, he says, morechallenging when the U.N. mission in Congo tion, the laws of theUnited States and if it goes unchallenged, then the “is aiding agovernment thatisinflicting preda- and treaties made,orwhichshall be producing people who abilityofthe president,not only to confuse“internet grazing” tory behavior against its ownpeople,” according made under their authority ... .” govern buttoprotect U.S. citizens, Do we nowconcludethatthese withresearch andthis to U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.Instead of any willbeirreparablydamagedand faux research with higher duties extend to matters of national will place the peaceand security of diplomatic double talk, we trustfeet will be held education, defined by awit security? America in needless jeopardy. as “those magical seven to the firetoget answers in this most disturbing Justice Byron Whitecalled the Su- David J. Bowie case.... Thelatest legislation to bring Pennsyl- premeCourt’s Roev.Wade decision Elizabethtown yearsbetween highschool vania’s Prohibition-era liquor-control laws into and your first warehouse job.” the 21stcentury would allowretailers outside the The Trib welcomesyour letters. Limit them Mail: LetterstotheEditor,Tribune-Review, “It is,” Nichols writes, state’s monopolytosell hardliquor.Nodoubt this WRITE US to 200words; include full name,address and 622CabinHillDrive,Greensburg, PA 15601 “a newDeclaration of would benefit rural areas wherestate stores are day/night phone.Letterssubjecttoediting. Email: [email protected] Independence: no longer sparse.But state-run outlets would remain do we hold these truthsto and franchise locations would be limited so as not be self-evident, we hold all to compete with state stores.Somuchfor afree- truthstobeself-evident, even theones that aren’t market alternative with competitive pricing. Such true.All things areknow- baby steps areapoor substitute forfull liquor able andevery opinion on privatization. ... Thebirth of CarsonJames anysubject is as good as Miller trulybecame afamilyaffairwiththe anyother.” assistance of Dad and the newborn’s twosisters In today’s therapeutic in theirNorth Huntingdon home.Kudos to dad culture, whichseems designed to validate every Jeremy andmom Aimee Miller in the delivery of opinion and feeling, there their son—and, of course,tothe 911 dispatcher willrarelybedisagree- whotalkedJeremythrough it. Here’s hopingthat mentwithoutanger at some date in the distant future,thiscouple will between thin-skinned regale their grandchildren with this tale. people whocannotdistin- guish “you’rewrong” from “you’restupid.” Equating “critical thinking” with JAMESJAY CARAFANO “relentless criticism” results in worse than the indiscriminate rejection not merelyofthisorthat The cost of Obama-eramilitarycuts expert.Nicholssaysthis equation produces“a Google-fueled, Wikipedia- he U.S. Constitutionmakes that, in terms of capacity,capabil- it was adecade ago. TheArmy based, blog-sodden” President the ityand readiness,the military has is smaller than at anytimesince disdain foreventhe ideal T U.S.combatoperations been in decline foryears.Inthe commander in chief. The beforeWorld WarII. TheNavyand of expertise.This ideal responsibility of raisingand main- have declinedsincethe 2017 index, themilitary’soverall Air Forceare likewise at histori- becomes an affront in a taining amilitary, however, was Bushera,butcontrary abilitytoprovidethe hardpower callysmall levels. culturethat“cannot en- assigned by ourFounding Fathers needed to prevail in amulti-con- Readiness is another problem. dureeventhe slightest hint to Congress. toPresidentObama’s flictscenario was rated as “mar- Topbrass have testified that only of inequality of anykind.” From theadministrationsof ginal.”Subsequent assessments three of 58 Army brigade combat Unfortunately, Nichols Lincolnand Wilson to FDRand claims,nowars have suggest no changeinthe down- teams arereadytofight; less than tartlynotes,“specializa- Reagan, every seriousdefense beenended. ward trend. tion is necessarily exclu- Thereare severalreasons forthe halfofthe AirForce is ready, buildup has required bipartisan sive.” supportfromthe House andSen- deterioratingassessments.Our and halfofthe Navy’s aircraft The“spreading epidemic ate. Today, America’s armed forces competitors have become more aregrounded forparts or mainte- need another jolt. powers rise to thelevel of menace aggressive and significantlybeefed nance. of misinformation,” nowa- So,once again,members of posed by theold Soviet Union. But up their military capabilities. And budget cuts have dramati- days known as “alterna- Congress must playtheir partto when one of these threats acts up, Meanwhile,our allies have woe- callyreduced training essential to tive facts,” givesrise to acorollary to Gresham’s makesureour military candeliver we can expect the otherstotry to fullyunder-investedindefense. keepingour warriors sharpand Law(“bad moneydrives enough punch to protectour home- exploit thesituation. But thebiggest factor has been safe. landand ourvitalinterests abroad. Forthatreason, the U.S. must our ownfailuretoreinvestinour outgood”): “Misinforma- Trump has proposed boosting tion pushesaside knowl- Theglobalforcesofinstability have thecapacitytodeal with allof increasinglystrained military.The the Pentagon’sbudget, buthis them at once,and herewehavea edge.”Everyone witha aregrowing,especiallyinthree Defense budget has beencut by 25 proposal is at least $30 billion short parts of theworld whereregional problem. While we needtobeable percentoverthe last five years. smartphonehas,Nichols of what it needs to be.Far greater peaceand stabilityare particularly to respondglobally, thePentagon U.S. combatoperations have says,moreinformation importanttothe U.S. no longerhas aglobal-sizeforce. declined sincethe Bush era, but investment willbeneeded if we “thaneverexistedinthe ThesolidityofEurope, Asia and TheHeritageFoundation’s contrary to President Obama’s want to assurethatAmerica can entire Library of Alexan- theMiddle East is threatened by annual Index of U.S. Military claims, no wars have beenended. remain aglobalpower. dria,” whichcan produce Russia, China, Iran, North Korea Strength objectively measures Meanwhile,otheroperational aself-deluding veneer of and the transnational Islamist the abilityofour armedforces to demands,suchasincreased deploy- JamesJay Carafano is avicepresident at The erudition. threatspearheaded by al-Qaidaand protectvitalnational interestsina ments to WesternEurope, have Heritage Foundation, wherehedirects the think ISIS. multi-conflict scenario. arisen. tank’s research on foreign policyand defense George F. Will is acolumnistfor Individually, noneofthese And the measurementshows Yetour military is smallerthan issues. Newsweek and .

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Richreuniteswithhis Harold, Wade,Jesseand Wil- ogue Series will present Marlin Darrah annual Easter egghuntat2p.m. Saturday FORMERLYOFACME father, EdwardSeliga, and his liam Grigor;and her sisters, with his film and lecture“Mediter- in BolivarFireHall, 516 MarketSt. Infor- sister,Robin Fermin, adding Anna “Sis” Oles, Marie Mey- ranean Dream” at7:30p.m. Mondayin mation: 724-676-4714. Ronald H. Painter,77, of Or- himself to the constellation of ers,and Helen Westerbeck. Greensburg Salem Senior High School, • TheWestmoreland SymphonyOrches- mond Beach,Fla., formerly of twostars alreadyinthe night Family and friends will be 65 Mennel Drive.Cost: $10. Information: tra’s youthorchestra program will present Acme,died Wednesday, April sky. 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Church breakfast is planned 7a.m. April 14 in Ronwas agraduate of the childrenAbbyand Noah), of where afuneral service will St., across the parking lot from the library. Ramada Hotel &Conference Center,100 Ra- former RamsayHigh School, Johnstown; his brother, Ron, be heldat11a.m.Tuesday, mada Drive, Hempfield. Cost: $16. Tickets: Classof1957. He was retired Theevent is sponsored in partbyAmeri- of Harrisburg; andbrother- with PastorDanielClark can Legion Post 446, whichwill present 724-836-2975. from Latrobe Steel, where officiating. Acommittal he was employed forover30 in-law Larry Fermin (and colors and lead the PledgeofAllegiance. Trips hisdaughter, Jenn,son-in- service andinterment will Reservations requested: 724-547-3850 or years.Hewas aveteran of This bustripisplanned: lawJoe and granddaughter followinScottdale Cem- librarian@mountpleasantpa • the Army Reserves.Hewas a —April 21, Sight and Sound Theatreto Jasmine), of North Carolina. etery. To leaveamessage or library.org. life member of both the Done- see “Jonah” with lunchatHershey Farm Lastgood-byes and expres- send condolences,please visit Norwin Library,100 Caruthers Lane, galAmerican Legion and the • Restaurant. Cost:$119. SponsoredbyWest sions of condolences will our website at www. brooks North Huntingdon, is hosting these StandardShaftCitizens Club, Newton Church of God. Information: be madepossible by JOHN funeralhomes.com. events: and he was acoach in theMt. 724-835-6047. Pleasant Midget Football pro- J. LOPATICH FUNERAL —11a.m. Saturday, eachchild will paint gram forover20years.Hewas HOME INC., 601 Weldon St., MaryI.(Andrizal) aflowerpot, listen to astory and playa Church events amember of St. Raymond of Latrobe,from 6to9p.m. Sprock game. Thursday, April 6. Military • Spring bazaar and craft showis the Mountains Roman Catho- HOSTETTER —6p.m. April 13, “The Easter Bunnyis planned in Derry First United Methodist lic Church,Donegal, and St. services will be conducted Comin’ to Town” movie will be shown. Mary I. (Andrizal) Sprock, Church,311 N. Ligonier St., from 4-7 p.m. Brendan Roman Catholic at 6:30 p.m. Thursdayin Registration: 724-864-4700 the funeral home by the 86, of Hostetter, passed away Friday with aspaghetti dinner and early Church in Florida. He is sur- Jazz Artist-in-Residence program Latrobe-Derry Veterans Wednesday, April 5, 2017, at • birdflea marketand clothing sale or 10 vivedbytwo sons,Ronald P. is planned Mondaywithfinal concertat a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdaywithlunch available. Painter, and his wife, Theresa, Honor Guard. Aprivate in- Bethlen Home.BornApril 11, 7:30 p.m. April 13 in Indiana Area Jr.High Information: 724-694-8333. of Murrysville,and Ryan K. terment forthe family will 1930, in Hostetter,she wasa be held at St.Rose Ceme- daughter of the late Anthony School, 245 N.Fifth St.Cost: $5. Informa- These meals will be served: Painter,and hiswife, Heather, tion 724-463-8562. • of Acme; four grandchildren, tery,Bradenville. To sign the andHelen (Plavackey) Sprock. —11a.m.-6 p.m. Friday,fish dinner,St. Annie,Jack, Graceand Abi- online guest book, sendcon- Mary was amember of St. Fundraisers John the Baptist Social Hall, South Broad- gail;and his dear friend, Mary dolences or to viewdetailed Cecilia Church andamem- way, Scottdale.Cost: $10.50. Information: obituaryinformation, please ber of the AmericanLegion • Reflections of Grace Foundation will 724-887-7013. Carole Ducharme. In addition hold its annual Race for Grace 7a.m.-1 to his parents,hewas prede- visit www.lopatich.com. Auxiliary Unit No.982. She —3-4:30 p.m. Sunday, “His Hands” free enjoyed knittingand flower p.m. SaturdayatNorwin High School, community meal, Mt. Pleasant Church of ceased by his wife,Patricia F. North Huntingdon. Race begins at9a.m. Funk Painter, in 2007. Friends DorothyM. gardening. In addition to her God Fellowship Hall, 937 W. Main St. Infor- Cost: $30, or $25 forchildren 12 and young- will be receivedfrom 2to8 (Wiggins)Singler parents,she was precededin mation: 724-547-7110. p.m. Fridayinthe BROOKS death by twobrothers,Joseph er.Information: reflectionsofgrace.org. • Easter egghuntfor children up to FUNERAL HOME INC., DorothyM.(Wiggins) Sin- and Francis Andrizal; and • Familyand furryfriends canhavea grade five is planned 2p.m. SundayatLev- 406 E. Washington St., Mt. gler,88, passedawayTuesday, three sisters,HelenScander- picturetaken with theofficial White Oak el Green Church,105 Olive Drive, Trafford. Pleasant, whereaBlessing April 4, 2017. She was born son, Ann Terdle and Cathe- Animal SafeHaven EasterBunny 11 a.m.- Theevent is free,and light refreshments Service will be held at 12:30 Oct. 5, 1928 in Pittsburgh, a rine Pyrock. Mary is survived 2 p.m. Saturday at Bob MassieToyota, Old will be provided.Information: 412-372-5370. p.m. Saturday,followedbya daughter of the late David by her husband, Joseph L. Route 30, Irwin. Cost: $10. • $1-a-bagsale will be held Monday- 1p.m. Funeral MassinSt. Williams and Hazel Knepp. Sprock, of Hostetter; twosons, Friends of theMt. Pleasant Public ThursdayinOpen Hands Boutique, Joseph D. Sprock,and his • Raymond of the Mountains She retired after 20 years as Library,120 S.Church St., will host a Cook Township Building, Route 711. R.C.Church, with the Rev. aclerkatthe Kmartdepart- wife,Janice,ofLatrobe,and book,bakeand craft super sale 11 a.m.to David L. Sprock, of Hostetter; Hours: 5-7 p.m. Monday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. RichardKosisko as cele- ment storeinGreensburg. In 8p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday; Tuesday-Thursday, with gentlyused brant. Intermentwill follow addition to her parents,she four grandchildren,Shawn 10 a.m.-8p.m. Wednesday;and 9a.m.- Sprock, Josh Sprock, Heather clothing forall ages, appliances,furni- in St. Raymond Cemetery. is preceded in deathbyher 5p.m. Saturday. Information:724-547-3850. tureand other items.Monetary contri- husband, DelbertL.Singler; Shipley and Dale Leonard Jr.; In lieu of flowers,memorial Latrobe Area Hospital Aid Society butionsaccepted at Open Hands Min- son, DelbertL.Singler Jr., and sevengreat-grandchil- • contributionsare suggestedto will host Dorothy’s Candies of White Oak istries,P.O.Box 896, Ligonier,PA15658. whowas killedinaction in dren, Katie,Aiden, Skylar, St.Anne’s Home,Greensburg, 9a.m.-4p.m. Tuesdayinthe Little Shop Information: 724-593-1698. Pa., in memory of Ronald H. Vietnam; brother,Clyde Wig- Haley,Allie,Jonathan and corridorof Excela Latrobe Hospital, 121 Clara. Family and friends Painter.Tooffer acondolence gins; and sister,Lucille Baum- W. Second Ave. will be receivedfrom3to Submissions from nonprofit or not-for-profitorganizations or remembrance,please gardener.She is survived CASAofWestmoreland Inc.will host by her children,Jeannette 5and 7to9p.m. Friday • forBriefly Speakingand Club News canbeemailed to visit www.brooksfuneral its ninth annual Leadership Breakfast [email protected], faxedto724-838-5171 or mailed homes.com. (Gordon) Stoves, of North Ir- at theJOHNJ.LOPATICH FUNERAL HOME, INC., 601 from 8-9 a.m. April 28 at Word of Life to 622Cabin Hill Drive, GreensburgPA15601-1657. win, NancyWaibel,ofNorth Ministries, 4497 Route 136, Hempfield. Huntingdon, David Singler,of Weldon St., Latrobe. Afu- Submissions aredue at leasttwo weeksprior to theevent. RichardE.Seliga Event recognizes volunteersproviding Irwin, Maryann (Drew)Dan- neral Mass willbeheld at Each announcement is printed once; thereisnofee. ARLINGTON, VA., FORMERLY advocacytochildren inthecounty court iels, of North Huntingdon, 9a.m.SaturdayatSacred Information:724-836-4970. OF LATROBE system due to abuse and neglect. Feeis and Dorothy(Dewey) Mor- HeartChurch, Youngstown, RichardE.Seliga, 59, of ris,ofNorth Huntingdon;14 with the Rev.Peter Augus- $25. RegisterbyApril 13 at 724-850-6874 or Arlington, Va., formerly of grandchildren; and numerous tine Pierjok, O.S.B., offici- [email protected]. CLUB NEWS Latrobe,diedtragicallyin great-grandchildren. PerDor- ating. Interment willfollow • Orders arebeingtaken through his home Tuesday, March 28, othy’s request, there will at Unity Cemetery. To sign April 23 forroast lamb to eat in or take Tuesday 2017. BorntoEdwardEugene be no visitation or service. onlineguestbook,send con- out from 12:30-6p.m. April 30 in Yukon and Janet Gayle (Showers) Arrangements handled by the dolences,ortoviewdetailed Croatian Club, 109Union St. MikeyDee • CFU Lodge432 Sv.Nikola Brodar, 4p.m., YukonCroatianClub,109 Union St. Seliga on Oct. 7, 1957, Rich WILLIAM SNYDER FUNER- obituaryinformation, please will entertain from 2-6 p.m. Cover: $7. was the first of five children AL HOME INC., 521 Main St., visit www. lopatich.com. Information: 724-872-7495 or 724-722-4100. to bless the Seligahome.Rich Irwin, 724-863-1200. Foronline graduated from DerrySenior condolences, please visitwww. High School in 1975 and im- snyderfuneralservices.com. mediatelyembarkedona14- HEALTH HAPPENINGS year career with the Army, GladysRuth Smith with tours in Korea, Germany, MT.PLEASANT Blood drives Monday,ExcelaWestmore- itsWellnessCheck diagnostic 123 Tr iangle Drive. Appointments Texas and Arizona as an aer- screening in partnership with arepreferred and maybesched- These American Red land Hospital,532 W. ial surveillance sensor repair Gladys Ruth Smith, 87,of • GreensburgRotary,6:30-9:30 uled 10 a.m.-3p.m.Monday- CrossBlood drives are Pittsburgh St., Greensburg. technician. While stationed in Mt. Pleasant, passed away a.m. Saturday. The event will be Friday at 877-771-1234 or excela scheduled: Participantsmusthave Korea, Richmet his beautiful peacefullyWednesday,April held at Senior LIFE Greensburg, health.org/WellnessChecks. —8:30a.m.-1:30p.m. takenaprevious course to wife,Song, and together they 5, 2017, in Excela HealthWest- be eligible forthe refresher raised Angela and Mike, the morelandHospital, Greens- Thursday,JeannetteHigh School, 800 Florida Ave. session. Feeis$20,or$15 source of greatjoy and pride burg. She was bornSept. 10, forAARPmembers;reg- forRich. Rich’s next stop was 1929, in Mt. Pleasant, adaugh- Appointments: 800-RED- CROSSorredcrossblood.org. istration: 877-771-1234 or Utica, N.Y. ,working forRay- terofthe late John and Sarah excelahealth.org. theon in asimilar role to his Jane Keefer Grimm. Before Classes/programs military duties.In1996, he her illness,Gladyswas very • AARP driver-safety Screenings joined his brother RoninAr- active in theBullskin Town- refresher class, 9a.m.-1p.m. • Excela Health will offer lington andbegan his federal ship Senior Citizens.She was civilian career as acomputer amember of St. Paul’s Lu- specialist with the Office of theran Church in Scottdale. Personnel Management. Re- Gladys will be sadlymissed gardless of wherehelaidhis butfondlyremembered by head at night,his heartwas al- her loving daughter,CindyA. ways with hisfamiliesinNew Brown, and husband, James York,Pennsylvania, Michi- R. Jr., of Murrysville; her gan, North Carolina and Ko- grandsons,James R. Brown rea, andhelongedtoreturnto IIIand DrakeVernon Brown, the pastoral hills of Latrobe. bothofMurrysville;and He was amember of Kings- several loving nieces and ton Veteransand Sportsmen’s nephews.Gladyswas thelast Club and alifelong fanatic of survivingmember of her im- Mon Tu the .The mediate family. In addition loss of Richismourned by his to her parents,Gladys was 533 DEPOT ST LA A8 · THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 Prescription drug registrylinked to riseinheroin use

OD · FROM A1 “doctorshopping”for people his driver’s license back, even opioid overdose. Westmoreland Overdosedeaths whoabuse pain medications. gotacar....but came back(to “ThosegroupslikeSage’s were between ages16and 20; “The experts had warned Westmoreland County) only Army arefantastic.It’s agood 39 ages21-30; 48 ages31-40; 33 overdosedeaths aroundtheregion us thatinevery otherlocation threedaystovisit,” Spahn thingtolet people knowwhat’s ages41-50;42ages51-60;and 200 County 2015 2016 sevenages60-70. wherethe registry program said. going on and move people into 174 * Bachahad to seek supple- Allegheny 424 523 has been implemented, there “When the police came to action,” she said.“Ignorance Armstrong 26 32 was an increase in the number my door ... it was devastating,” onlymakes things worse.” mental budget appropriations 150 126 Beaver 102 37 of peoplewho maynolonger she said. “We’relosing too Sage’s Army is anonprofit last year to meet the spiral- 87 ing costs of the overdoseepi- 86 Butler 47 73 be abletoget prescription pills manypeoplefromall walks of drug awareness/prevention 78 demic. 100 64 Fayette 41 60 and whowouldgotostreet life,and it’s ashame. organization formed in honor 55 56 57 drugs,” Bacha said. “Unfortu- “I’verelapsed before, butit’s of Sage Capozzi,a20-year-old “Drug overdoses after au- 50 50 Indiana3544 47 nately,Ibelievethese numbers been three years nowand it’s from Irwinwho lost his life in topsies, coroner man hours, 35 Lawrence 30 40 50 33 showthose predictions came always astruggle. Youthink 2012 to addiction. transporting ... you’retalking Somerset 16 20 true.” youcan gethigh just once, Bacha said thatwhen he about $3,000 per case in our Washington73109 office,” he said. “Thatcost in 22 Spahnsaid her husbandhad butwiththe stufftheyput became coroner in 2002, the Westmoreland 126 174 2016toour county’staxpayers ‘02 ‘03 ‘14‘13‘12‘11‘10‘09‘08‘07‘06‘05‘04 ‘15 ‘16 movedtoNorth Carolina to in therenow,you neverknow office investigated 22 overdose was $522,000, and thatdoesn’t Source:Westmoreland Countycoroner’soffice *2016 TOTALISCONFIRMED CASES.SOME break his addiction andwas what you’regetting,” she said. deaths.The 2016 totalmarks a CASES AREPENDING TOXICOLOGY. even include the man hours TRIBUNE-REVIEW backtocelebrate Christmas Spahn believespublic edu- 691 percentincrease. forambulance,police,jailand Source:OverdoseFreePA TRIBUNE-REVIEW and aloved one’s birthday. cation,treatment programs “It’s hardtobelieve,” he thedistrict attorney’soffice.” of theWestmoreland County Jesse Spahndiedofanover- and providing naloxone to said. Bacha said the numbers Drug Overdose Task Force, turntoheroin when the state dose at arelative’s home in first responders,schools and confirmed the forecastsof whohad warned the epidemic lastsummer implemented a Latrobe.Hewas 29. othersare bright spots in the Paul Peirce is aTribune-Reviewstaff state and local drug experts in- would worsen in 2016. prescription drug registry “Hewas doing amazing. ... addiction battle.Naloxone writer. Reach himat724-850-2860 or cludingTim Phillips, director Phillips said manywould program aimedatending He had gotten agood job,got reverses the effects of an [email protected].

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MARKOWITZ·FROM A1 RichardM.Scaife, publisher of first.Weknewour dad would be reer,” McFarlandsaid. “He want- Police: Dadinjectedmom theTribune-Review, in preparing interested, open and enthusiastic. ed everyone to feel the passion Philadelphia DailyNewsand Scaife’s privatelyprinted mem- He was always therefor us.We and excitement thathefeltabout as business editor at thePitts- with heroin close to baby oir,“ARichlyConservativeLife.” neverquestioned his availability this business. His enthusiasmfor burgh Post-Gazette —wherehe An Indiana Countyman allegedly stayeduntil 1978 —and then the And in 2013, he self-published a and his interest anddedication.” the work was reallycontagious.” injected heroin into themotherofhis Tribune-Reviewand Pittsburgh novel, “The Coming of Joseph- Though the daughters scattered In addition to his daughter Tribune-Review. He continued to son.” around the world, with one living Eve, Mr.Markowitz is survived child whiletheir6-month-old sonsat writecolumns forthe Trib years Butitwas hisbusiness writ- in Spain andtwo in , by daughters BethMarkowitzof between them in the backseatofacar, afterhis retirement. ingthatwon him respect in the they all returned to his bedside Cordoba, Spain,HannahMar- according to courtpapers. “He gave so muchguidanceto business and journalismcom- as the end neared. kowitz of Venice,Calif., Laura Nicholas Allen Murphy, 25, and Fran- young reporters,” recalled Joe munities. “I told him in his final hours Markowitz of Jericho, Vt., and cise MichelleReed, 26, both of Indiana, Napsha,alongtime Tribune-Re- “Hewas an amazing writerand thathewould always be with us,” Rachel MarkowitzBorcea of San were arrested after state police conduct- viewreporter whoworkedwith storyteller with agiftfor tak- Preston said. “He reallyshowed Francisco; brothers Mortand ing surveillance in Blairsvillefollowed Mr.Markowitz.“You’d go out (on inghighlycomplex business and us what love and devotion was GeorgeMarkowitz; six grandchil- thecouple’s car afternoticing suspected assignment) and say, ‘I work for financial issues and presenting all about. Hopefully, we can share dren; manynephews and nieces; drug activity.When trooperspulledover Jack,’ andthatwould give you theminaway thatjustabout thatwithothers.” former wife Mildred (Middy) Mar- thecar in WhiteTownship,theyfound credibility. Otherwise,I’m just anyone could appreciate,” said Mr.Markowitz was bornin kowitz; and adear friend, Roberta the baby lying unbuckled in achild seat Sue McFarland, executiveeditor Pittsburgh on July 31, 1931,to some young reporter. Weiss.Hewas preceded in death that was notsecured to thecar seat, of the Tribune-Review. Lena and Ben Markowitz. He grew “He’dbeenbusinesseditorat by youngerbrother MelvinMar- police said in an affidavit. thePost-Gazette foralong time. Yet, he found his deepest happi- up in the Hill Districtand Squir- kowitz. Reed told investigatorsshe had put When he came over,hegavethe nessnot in the written word butin relHilland attended Pittsburgh Services at Ralph SchugarCha- her armunderneath the car seatand Trib and the business desk in- thepresence of his five daughters, public schools.Hegot his startin pel Inc., 5509 CentreAve., Shady- stantrespectability.” whom he referredtoashis “great- journalism at the University of sideat11a.m. Thursday. Visita- Murphyinjected herwith heroin. Both He was aprolific writer. In ad- est works.” Pittsburgh’s Pitt News,then spent tion onehour beforeservices. arecharged with child endangerment dition to his regular business “My dad couldnot have been acareer mentoring and rooting IntermentatPoale ZedeckMemo- and use of drug paraphernalia.Reed features, profiles andcolumns,in moredevotedtous,”said Eve forcolleagues. rial Park Cemetery. faces an additional drug possession 1973,heauthored “A Walk on the Preston of NewYork. “Anytime “Jackwas incredibly nurturing charge. Crust of Hell,” about winners of we had aproblem, aconcern, to young journalists,and he was Chris Togneri is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Bothwerebeing held in the Indiana the Carnegie HeroMedal. aquestion about history,ajoke helpful to me on so manyocca- Reach himat412-320-5632 County Jail on $10,000bond. Prelimi- In 2009,heassisted the late —hewas the one we turned to sions as Iprogressed in my ca- or [email protected] nary hearingsare setfor April 19. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISECTION B INSIDE BUSINESS B6-7·NATION/WORLD B8-9 Warriorshopetobuildonplayoffseason Johnson’sstatusin

Penn-Traffordboyslacrosse since its inception.“We graduated all of our defenseman, so there’s alot of doubtafter injury team finished11-3lastyear opportunitiesfor newkidstostepup in those roles.” Whatwill effectively be stepping up AugustaNational. by DEVONMOORE WorldNo. 1hurts back is the junior varsity defenseinnearly His agent, David Winkleat ForaPenn-Trafford boys lacrosse its entirety,as10ofthe 13 graduating in fall;weather adds HambricSportsManagement, team coming offits best season in its seniorsweredefensemen. Whilejunior saidJohnson landed “very younglifetime,the road has reached a Garrett Parrish sawalittletime on var- to Mastersintrigue hardonhis lowerback.”He turning point in morewaysthanone. was treating it with ice and sity last year,sophomoredefensemen ASSOCIATED PRESS Successful programsdon’t just cre- Christian Ogburnand Jacob Pepple medication and told atewinningseasons —theystring arenew to theunit. AUGUSTA,Ga. — to remain immobile. them together.That’sthe task this But the backend is not all under- TheMasters should be Winkle said Johnson team has been left withbythe 13 se- classmen,assenior ClaySheffield also theeasiest to predict hopes to be abletoplay. niors whoused six years of experience is seeing time,and experienced junior of ’sfour major He is scheduled for to go 11-3overalland 5-0 in its section midfielder Cam Laffoon transitioned championships. thelast group Thurs- to secure theteam’s first playoff berth. to the back. Senior goalie Brett Schugt It got alot harder dayat2:03 p.m. Coach Dan Hagertyhopesthe contin- will be relied upon to communicate Wednesday afternoon Telling were the ued developmentofhis players in their with an inexperienced defensivecore. when Johnson, commentsJohnson seventh year can preparethemfor the thebetting favorite and No.1 had made Tuesday, “Our offenseisgoing to have to work CHRISTOPHER HORNER |TRIBUNE-REVIEW short- and long-termchallenge ahead. hardinour defenseinpractice so they playerinthe world, took ase- when he was talking about the Penn-Traffordgoalie Brett Schugt state of his game afterthree “Wewereone of the best defensive arepreparedfor our tougher games,” rious fall down astaircase at teams in the sectionlastyear,” said returns to ateamthat reached the his rented home and wasn’t Hagerty, whohas been at thehelm PENN-TRAFFORD · B3 playoffsfor the first time lastyear. surehecould even tee it up at MASTERS·B2 Indians add moreefficient light arrays

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ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND —Edwin Encarna- cionwasn’t theonlypower upgrade made by the Indians thiswinter. Theclubhas installednew LED lights in the signaturetowers high aboveProgressiveField,partof the club’s cost-saving sustainability efforts. Thenew lights aremoreefficient and willbe20to30percent brighter while reducing glareand shadows on the field. TheIndians replacedthe 674 light fixtures us- sports. ing 1,500-watt bulbs with 456, triblive.com 1,000-watt bulbs. Wednesday’s Theclub said Pirates game the newbulbs will ended toolate powerupmore forthis edition. quicklyand could Visit our website result in a70per- forcoverage. cent reduction in electricaluse. Cleveland is one of 10 major league teams using LED lights. Theupgradedlightingsystem and othernew addition were announced Wednesdayinadvance of Tuesday’s CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW home opener against the Chicago The Penguins’ Kris Letang will missthe rest of the season after having surgery on aherniated disc in his neck. White Sox. Cleveland Clinic has partnered with the Indians as the club’s exclu- sive health care provider. Along with doctors treating Indians players,the Clinic will pro- vide access to fans at their down- town ballpark, whichhas undergone asignificant remodeling in recent NO RETURN years. TheIndians’run to theWorld Se- ries lastseason also triggeredaspike by bILL WEST workouts with skillscoachTy in ticketsales. Surgery to sideline Letang, Hennes andother injured Pen- Theteamsaid it alreadyhas sold One year after he logged the guins,signs of an impending 1.2 million tickets this season, a 11th-most minutes of playoff returnnever emerged. figureitdidn’t reachin2016 until ice time by an NHL skater since facing recovery of 4-6months When fans and media grew July 4. 2000-01, Penguins defenseman fearfulabout Letang’s absence Thespikeinticketsaleswas Kris Letang will spend the 2017 stemming from his history of helped by thesigning of Encarna- postseasononthe sideline. last playedinagame Feb. 21, “Rightnow,it’s pretty hardto head injuriesorthe stroke he cion,the former Toronto slugger Letang’s status,fluid andfuzzy initially continuedtopractice swallow, ”Letang said. “It was suffered in 2014, the Penguins whohomered in his debut forCleve- since late February,finally so- in ano-contact capacity.Coach not expected. Therehab,itwas brokefromtheir tendency to land on Monday. lidified Wednesdaywhen the MikeSullivandescribed the going reallywell. It was just in not reveal injury details and Encarnacionspent the past eight Penguins announced their star defenseman at that time as the last week thatitblewupon explained the injury was “com- seasons with the Blue Jays and had defenseman, whoturns 30 later “day-to-day. ” me.So, it’s hard. But likeI’ve plicated” and related to hockey, 45 homerunslast year.At34, he this month, will missthe rest of ThePenguins’initial opti- done in thepast, I’m going to not anypreviousailments. owns a.266 batting average and .625 the season to undergo surgery mism about ashort absence put my energyinto getting bet- “Plateaued” became the sluggingpercentage. foraherniated disc in his neck. apparentlystemmed from the terand getbacktowhereIwas.” newtermused by the Pen- TheIndians also have improved His recovery comeswithatime- conservativeformoftreatment “Progressing” became the guins on Wednesdaytoexplain their in-stadium experience by of- tableoffour to sixmonths. prescribed by Letang’s neuro- Penguins’ frequentdescription howthingswent wrong with fering free wireless and have added An MRI in February revealed surgeons,who hoped to correct of LetanginlateFebruary and several newfood vendors, including the herniated disc.Letang, who the condition without surgery. March.But aside from on-ice LETANG · B4 MarketGarden Brewery. Staying positive helpsPittWRTiptondevelop

Apollo-Ridgegradhas athlete —let alone one whoisnot about mid-day. It’sjust something I approached it with aplomb. even twoyears removedfromhigh liketodo. Ifeel likeifI’m going to “The onlything thatwas impor- impressed coachingstaff school. post anything, post something posi- tant to me at thetime was to make One daylatelastmonth, Tipton tive enough thatit’s going to help surenomatter what,staypositive,” with talent,intelligence posted: “I can’t control everything someoneout today. ” he said. “Because IknewifIwas thathappens to me in lifebut Ican Tipton’s perspective helpshim positive Iwas going to help some- by CHRISADAMSKI control howIact towards it and my succeed in football. His playmaking bodyelseout thatday. If anyone thoughtthe prospect next move.” ability is what gets him noticed. “Therewerealot of people within Last week, he wrote: “Don’t be He has 23 touches in 13 career of fighting to carveout aniche the (intensive careunit),and Iwas scared to live because living in fear games,accumulating 203 yardsand amongstacrowded andtalented just glad Ihad the ability to make is hardlylivingatall.” atouchdown whileplaying four position group is getting to Pitt the nurses smile. Ijust wanted to Similarly deepthoughtsusually games as atruefreshman (he was makesuremypositivity was going receiverTre Tipton, don’t. arepostedseveral times perweek. givenamedical redshirt) and nine An Apollo-Ridgealumand to be spread outthroughthe ICU.” “I think of myself as apoetic-type games in 2016. Both seasons ended Tiptonlastseason wasfourth redshirtsophomore, Tipton’s sense person,” Tipton said after aspring in injury. of perspective, positivityand humil- among Pittwidereceiversincatch- practice earlier this week.“Isit and It wasaknee in 2015. This past fall, es and is thirdamong those who ity areavailablefor public consump- Idoalot of criticalthinking, and I acollapsed lung was partofwhat returned forthis season behind tion, 140characters at atime. CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW have alot of time to myself just to he suffered Nov. 5atMiami. That JesterWeah and Quadree Hender- Tipton’s Twitter feed (@Gettin- Former Apollo-Ridge receiver Tre think. resulted in ahospital stayand aloss son. This spring,he’s competing Saucy_1) is one of the moreintro- “So usuallythe quotes thatyou of morethan 20 pounds. Tipton has played13gamesintwo spective ones youwill findfor an seeupthere, it’s what I’mthinking Tipton, though,characteristically PITT · B2 injury-shortened seasons at Pitt. B2 · THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 Pitt’sTiptonremainspositive Johnson falls,Masters in doubt

PITT·FROM B1 MASTERS·FROM B1 with sophomores Aaron Mathews and Mau- sports.triblive.com exit at 10 a.m. as astormap- rice Ffrenchand redshirtfreshman Ruben It’s time to carryonwithout proached, and whilethe gates straightvictories. opened again at 12:30 p.m. Flowers III forhis place on the depthchart. Arnold Palmer,whose death left “I’ve gotalot of confidence forthe Par3Contest, the fun “You feelhim out here, and he’s afac- avoid at AugustNational. Visit in my game rightnow,espe- was suspended an hourlater tor,” offensive coordinator Shawn Watson our websitefor coverage. cially with the wayI’vebeen when another stormarrived. said.“We’replaying him in the inside and playing the last fewtourna- Thecurtain risesonthe outside lanes,whichwewanted to do to since the Masters beganin ments,” Johnson said. “But, 81st Masters on Thursday use his multiplicity because he can play 1934 have wonback-to-back. youknow, anythingcan with acoursethatfigures to both. He can handle alot of information. Sorry,DannyWillett. happen.” be softened by rain, which That’s what awesome about him: He’sjust So whodoes that leave? That’s true at just about ev- couldbegoodnewsfor McIl- anatural footballplayer. ” Theobvious choices would ery Masters,though the mis- roy.Italso could be confound- “He’sgot wheels,” coach Pat Narduzzi be Johnson (presuming he re- haps typicallyoccur on the ing because of wind thatal- said.“He continues to impress.He’s a covers),Rory McIlroy or Ja- golf course. son Day, the top three players ways feels stronger than it playmaker.” Johnson’s status adds to reallyisamong the Georgia Ffrenchremembered theexactmoment CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW in the world. Impossibleto the mystery at the year’s first overlook is Spieth, whonever pines, whichcould be bad and place wherehefirstmet Tipton. It was Pitt receiver TreTipton lost morethan major. news forMcIlroy. on arecruitingvisit afterTiptonhad com- has finished worse thanrun- 20 pounds after suffering acollapsed TheMasters has the small- ner-upinhis threeMasters This Masters offerssome- mitted and Ffrenchhad not yet. Tipton told lung againstMiami lastseason. est fieldwithjust 94 players, thingfor just about everyone. him, “Me,you, Quadree,Aaron ... we areall appearances. and that’sbeforehistory But in the last10years,only ForJohnson, it’sanop- goingtobesogood. Just come (to Pitt)!’” tougherthis year moreso than anyyear,” starts eliminating about 40 portunitytopronounce his “I like being around positive peoplelike one playerfromamong the top Tipton said. “And that’s somethingIam percentofthem. threeinthe worldranking dominance in the game this that,” Ffrenchsaid. very proud of.Something Iamtruly,truly No amateur has wonthe wonthe Masters: Phil Mick- year.Not sinceHubertGreen Tipton remains positive the Panthers’ proud of.” Masters,and five of them are elson (No. 3) in 2010. in 1976 has aplayerwon three offense again can be explosive—and that in thefield this year.There “That’s what makes the golf straight tournaments going he’llfindarole withinit. Chris AdamskiisaTribune-Reviewstaff writer. are19players at Augusta Na- coursewonderful, actually, into theMasters.Green tied “I have been through alot personally, Reach him at [email protected] tional forthe first time,and and what agreat tournament for19th thatyear.The only butIcan definitelysay Iammentally or viaTwitter @C_AdamskiTrib. not since 1979 has aMasters it is,” Nicklaus said. “Because playertomakethe Masters rookie (Fuzzy Zoeller) left with youreally neverknowwhat’s his fourth straight victory agreen jacket. No one older going to happen. Even the was JimmyDemaretin1940. than 46-year-old Jack Nicklaus players,asgoodastheymight ForMcIlroy,it’sanother has wonthe Masters,sothat be,don’t knowwhat’sgoing to chancetocomplete theGrand wipes out 11 moreplayers. happen.” Slam. He couldhavewon the No one has wonhis first Forthe second time in Masters six years agountil tournament at theMasters, three days,the coursewas atee shotbehind the cabins, whichdoesn’t bode well for shutdownfor the afternoon afour-putt and all sorts of RobertoCastroorKevin Chap- by severe weather.Thou- blunders on thebacknine pell. And onlythree players sands of fans headed to the led to an 80 in the final round. Augusta National at times can favoremotion. Who can forget Ben Crenshawwin- ning just days after he was apallbearer at swing coach Harvey Penick’s funeral? That mightbodewell for Day, whosaid he wasn’t en- tirely surehewas going to play afew weeks agowhen he brought his mother from Australia to America to have surgery forlung cancer.Odds forarecovery suddenlyare muchstronger,and Dayhas said her health has been on his mindall year. “I owe everything to her, ” Daysaid. And forJordan Spieth, thereisachance to erasea badmemory of his back-nine meltdown ayear ago. “We’ll step out and try and getachance to win on Sun- dayonthe back nine again,” Spieth said. “That’s all we’re asking for. ” Johnson can ask onlyfor a chancetoplay.

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ATHLETESOFTHE WEEK ROUNDUP Jared Kollar School: Latrobe Sport: Baseball FranklinRegionalralliesforvictory Class: Senior Claimtofame: Kollar,aSeton Hill recruitwho was4-2 with a2.38ERA and57strikeouts STAFF REPORTS woninSection1-4A. lastseason, pitched afour-hitter with 10 strikeouts Noah Weiner’sthree-run home Yo ugh 15, and two walkstoleadLatrobe (3-1)toa13-5win run waspart of a five-run sixth Carrick0(4 inn.) —Kierra overHempfield in nonsection action March 29.At inning that helped FranklinRe- Waywood threw atwo hitterwith the plate, Kollar,who hit .413 with23RBIs andnine gional rallyfor a6-4 win over six strikeoutsasNo. 1Yough (4-1, doubleslastseason,hit atwo-run double. Gateway in aSection 3-5A base- 2-0) woninSection 2-4A. Alona “Westarted out pretty good. Ithink when we ball game Wednesdayafternoon. Sleith was3for4withahome playedHempfieldeverythingwas clicking. Iwas Will Constatin and To mKeg- and four RBIs, and Aubrie Mance getting strikes,and theguyswerefieldingbehind erreis addeddoublesfor the was3for 4with adouble and me.Our batterswereclickingaswell,”Kollar said. Panthers(1-1, 1-1), who trailed 2-1 four RBIs. What made youcommit to SetonHill? entering thesixth inning.Gate- Southmoreland 15, Theirbaseball programisprettygood, and theyare way(1-3, 0-2)scoredtwiceinthe Charleroi 4(5inn.) —Olivia in my backyard,soIdon’tneed to travel very far. I bottom of the seventh. Weiner Porter was3for4with ahome wasthinking actuarial science. Iwanted to go engi- earned thewin forthe Panthers. run and four RBIs,and Bethany neering,but Ithought that would be toomuch with Deer Lakes 8, Derry5—Josh Bunnerand Courtney Myerseach baseball. It’s atoned down version of engineering. Bauer and losing pitcher Zack were 3for 4with two RBIsas What were your goals going intothe season? Blystone each had extra-base hits Southmoreland(2-1, 1-1) wonin Ijustwanted to play baseball the wayIknow how. forDerry (1-1, 1-1), which dropped Section 3-3A. Adeline Nicholson IknowI’m aprettygoodpitcher and hitter, and so aSection 1-4A decision. JakeKelly hit athree-run homerfor the farit’sworking. and Zach Lubick each had three KENREABE JR. |FOR THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW Scotties. What didyou work on during theoffseason? RBIs forDeerLakes (4-1,2-0). GreensburgSalem’sTiffanyBruzda throwstofirst base after Jeannette 7, Ijusthad to get thearm back in shapeand get Freeport 12, Greensburg fielding aground ball during the seventh inning againstPlum BishopCanevin 6 —Ariana used to live pitching again. Daye hitawalk-off single in the Salem 2(5inn.) —Freeport on Wednesday. Plum won7-0. What areyourexpectations withthe section? (5-1, 2-0)collected11total hits bottom of the seventh to score It shouldn’treally matterwho we play. The old sec- in aSection1-4A win. Nevin JadaMorgan as Jeannette(1-3, tion helped becauseyou had insider knowledge.But and David Eichenlaub limited No.2 strikeoutstohelp No.3Franklin 1-2) woninSection 3-A. Faith DeCroo hadthree hits, including Norwin (3-1) to four hits as the Regional(5-2, 4-0) earn aSec- youstill have to go out and do your jobagainstthe two home runs,and drove in four. Johnstonstruck out 10 to earn other teams in thesection. No.1Rams (6-1)won anonsec- tion 1-5A win. Jocelyn Behr and the win. Matt Wicker took thelossfor the tion game.NickLagnese took the Julia Yurinko hadtriplesfor the What is it liketoplayalongside someone like Golden Lions (2-1, 1-1). Ligonier Valley21, Zach Kokoska? loss, and Eric Sicodoubled forthe Panthers. Yo ugh 9, Indiana 8 —Jarett United 0(3inn.) —The Rams We have beenfriendssincethe firstgrade.Wehave Knights. Penn-Trafford16, Bach earned the win, andDylan (4-1,4-0)scored17runsinthe been battling each other and seeing who canhit the Shaler 5, Penn-Trafford 4 — Gateway 0(5inn.) —Hannah O’Rourkegot thesaveasYough second inningenroutetoaDis- furthestorhavethe best pitching stats. In theend, Shaler (4-2) scored four runsin Dobrinick and Bree Ginthereach (2-1, 1-1) woninSection1-4A. trict6Heritage Conferencegame. we areateam, and we want the best foreach other. the sixthinning to earn acome- went 3for 4with threeRBIs,and GreensburgC.C.18, Jane Garver threw ano-hitter from-behindnonsection win. Meghan Marastiwas 4for 5with with six strikeoutsand also had Morgan Ryan Mapletown1(4 inn.) —Jason two RBIs as No.2Penn-Trafford Hooverwas 3for 3withsix RBIs, Mario Disso had adouble forthe three hitsand four RBIs at the School: Hempfield Warriors(1-1), who scored four (4-1,4-0)won in Section 1-5A. plate. and Neal McDermott and Jack Lydia DeFazio was3for4,and Sport: Softball Liberatoreeach had threehitsand runs in the second inning. Class: Senior LigonierValley6,United 1 — Miranda Frye hadfour RBIs. Girlslacrosse two RBIs as No.2Greensburg Morgan Hiltythrew afive-hitter Claimtofame: Ryan, aNotre Central Catholic (2-0,2-0)won in John Caldwell threwafour-hitter Latrobe 10, Freeport4—Ol- Dame recruit, struck out 11 and with three strikeouts. Section 2-A. withsix strikeoutstolead ivia Gerardhad three goalsand walked twotoleadtop-ranked Plum 7, Jeannette 14, Ligonier Valley (1-1,1-1)toaDis- two assists,and HayleyHalula Hempfield(5-0)toa9-1 win GreensburgSalem 0 —Ab- Springdale 11 —InSection 2-A, trict6Heritage Conferencegame. and Maddie Stas addedtwo goals overConnellsville in anonsection gameMarch 27. Nick Nepa,Sullivan Schueltzand beyFroehlich threw aone-hitter BrendtBilleck and Mike Pompei as Plum (3-2, 2-1) woninSec- apiecetoleadLatrobe (3-4, 2-2) Ryan, whowent 23-2 witha1.11 ERA, 188strike- Antonio Hernandezhad twohits. to aSection 2-AAA victory. outsand 12 shutoutslastseason, allowedonlytwo each went 3for 4tohelpthe tion 1-5A. AmandaDynoske and hitsand struck outthree to lead the Spartans to a Jayhawks (2-1, 1-0)earn avictory. Softball MacKenzie Lakeeach had four Zander Malik struckout eightin hitsfor the Mustangs.Rena Ca- Boys tennis 13-1win overSenecaValleyonMarch 29. 1 4⁄3innings to earn thewin. Latrobe 16, Penn Hills 0(5 ruso took the loss forGreensburg Franklin Regional 5, What made youcommittoNotre Dame? inn.) —KarleyKovatchwas 3 Icommitted to Notre Dame because it’s agreat Bethel Park 8, Salem(1-3, 1-3). Armstrong 0 —Everest Ya n, Hempfield 6 —Ben Barnot was for5withahome run as No.4 Knoch 11, Derry 0(5inn.) Surya Seth and YineetMaddurh universityand fortheir academics. Everywhereyou Latrobe (3-1, 2-0) rolled to aSec- go,thereare alumni connections, and they areall 4for 4toleadBethel Park (4-1) —MonicaGourleywas 3for 3to wonstraight-setsmatchesin tion 2-6Awin.Aimee Siecinski likeabig family. to anonsection win.Isaiah Di- lead Knoch (3-0,2-0)pastDerry singlesasFranklin Regional (4-3, What is the messagetothe team coming offa Andrethhomeredfor Hempfield had four of Latrobe’s11hits. (1-1, 1-1) in aSection1-4A game. 4-2) woninSection 1-AAA. WPIALand statetitle? (3-4). Norwin 14, Allderdice0— DanielleZemba took the loss for Greensburg Salem 3, We have kept saying lastseason is over, andthis Latrobe3,Thomas Victoria Shimkowas 3for 3and the Trojans, whohad justtwo hits West Mifflin 2 —Chris Marin- season is new. We needtoexecuteeverything in Jefferson 0 —Jared Kollar threw Danielle Chorbaearned the winas against Celia Knappenberger. checkand Jack Marucawon in practice, andthatwill carryintothe games. atwo-hitter, andAntonio Noble Norwin (1-2, 1-1) claimed aSection Mt. Pleasant 6, straight setsinsingles play, and What didyou work on during the offseason? doubled as Latrobe (4-1)won a 2-6A victory. Highlands 0 —Ava Gnibushad the tandemofTristin Greerand Idid alot of speed andagility twodaysaweek.I nonsection game. FranklinRegional 7, two hits, including atriple,and Ryan Nalevankowon in doubles worked on my movement pitchesand getting my Pine-Richland 2, Armstrong 1 —Angalee Beall Carolyn Alincic threw aone-hitter as GreensburgSalem claimeda speedup. Ithink those twothings helped me go up Norwin 0 —Matt Schietroma threw athree-hitterwithnine as No.2Mt. Pleasant (1-1,1-1) Section 1-AAwin. alevel from lastyear. When yougraduate, what do youwant to be remembered for? Having the wins and records, if Ihaveany,would be great. Ijustwant to be remembered as ahard HIGH SCHOOLS Barnot. CLASS AA Latrobe 16,Penn Hills0 Hills at Highlands, 4:30p.m.; Valley at Pine-Richland 2, Norwin 0 Section 1 Latrobe...... 261-52—16-11-0 Southmoreland, 4p.m.; Washington at worker and greatteammate. Ialsowant to known Norwin...... 000-000-0—0-4-1 Franklin Regional 16,Ellis School 5 Penn Hills...... 000-00—0-3-7 Charleroi, 4p.m. BASEBALL Greensburg CentralCatholic 13,Yough 0 District 8 Wednesday’sresults Pine-Richland...... 010-100-x—2-3-0 WP: Ashley Pagliei LP: S. Salego 2B: Lat: forgetting girls excited to playfor theirschool. Section 2 CityLeague WPIAL WP: Matt Schietroma LP: Nick Lag- Pagliei. HR: Lat: Karley Kovatch. 3or Whoisyourrolemodel? Quaker Valley 10, North Hills 7 Westinghouse at Perry Traditional CLASS 6A nese 2B: N: Eric Sico. PR: Hunter Treece. morehits: Lat: Kovatch, Aimee Siecinski. Iliketowatch alot of collegesoftballgames. Ilook Section 3 Class5A Academy,3:15 p.m. Section 3 Hampton 16, Winchester Thurston 6 Baldwin 3, Upper St. Clair 2 Shaler 5, Penn-Trafford4 Section 1 up to thepitchers. Iliketocopythe pitchersand do Shaler...... 100-004-0—5-11-1 TENNIS Canon-McMillan 6, Mt. Lebanon 0 SOFTBALL FranklinRegional 7, Armstrong 1 what theydothat makes them successful. Also,I Peters Township 13, Allderdice 2 Penn-Trafford...... 040-000-0—4-9-3 BOYS WP: TylerSmith LP: TylerHorvat 2B: Sh: Wednesday’sresults Armstrong...... 001-000-0—1-3-2 Wednesday’sresults look up to the older infieldersonmyteamfor how CLASS 5A WPIAL Franklin Regional ...... 001-402-x—7-9-2 Section 1 Nick Cavacini. PT:Mario Disso. CLASS AAA much they work hard dayinand dayout. Class5A CLASS 6A WP: Angalee Beall LP: Emma Kilgore 2B: Section 1 Armstrong 2, North Hills1 Section 1 FR: Beall. 3B: FR: Julia Yurinko, Jocelyn Hampton 3, FoxChapel 0 Section 3 Bethel Park 3, Canon-McMillan 2 Bethel Park 3, Mt.Lebanon0 Behr. Franklin Regional 5, Armstrong 0 Mars 10, Obama Academy 0 Franklin Regional 6, Gateway 4 —AndrewJohn Canon-McMillan 22, Upper St. Clair 4 Penn-Trafford 16, Gateway 0 Hempfield 3, Kiski Area 2 Section 2 Franklin Regional ...... 100-005-0—6-10-2 Peters Township20, Brashear 1 Chartiers Valley 1, Moon 0 Penn-Trafford...... 421-45—16-20-0 Latrobe 4, Norwin 1 Gateway ...... 002-000-2—4-7-1 Section 2 Section 3 Montour 11, Brashear 0 WP: Noah Weiner LP: Mason Boehm 2B: Gateway ...... 000-00—0-5-1 Latrobe 16, Penn Hills 0 WP: Morgan Hilty 2B: PT:Hannah Allderdice 5, Plum 0 West Allegheny 7, Trinity 0 FR: Will Constantin, TomKegerreis. Norwin 14, Allderdice 0 Section 3 Dobrinick, Bree Ginther,EmmaNedley, FoxChapel 5, Plum0 G: Dylan Urban, Brady Walker. HR: FR: Section 3 FoxChapel 5, Shaler 0 Albert Gallatin 13, Woodland Hills 1 Weiner. North Allegheny 11, Pine-Richland 6 LydiaDeFazio. 3B: PT:Miranda Frye. Franklin Regional 6, Gateway 4 3ormorehits: PT:Dobrinick, Ginther, Section 4 Latrobe 3, Thomas Jefferson0 North Hills 20, Butler 4 Peters Township 4, Mt. Lebanon 1 Latrobe 3, Thomas Jefferson 0 SenecaValley 4,Shaler 3 Meghan Marasti, DeFazio. Thomas Jefferson...... 000-000-0—0-2-1 CLASS AA Laurel Highlands 9, McKeesport 8 CLASS 5A Latrobe...... 011-001-x—3-5-0 Plum7,GreensburgSalem 0 Section 2 CLASS 4A Section 1 Section 1 WP: Jared Kollar LP: Ryan Haythorn 2B: Plum...... 230-100-1—7-12-0 Central valley 4, Beaver Falls0 Franklin Regional 6, Armstrong 1 Greensburg Salem ...... 000-000-0—0-1-2 Ellwood City 4, Neshannock1 Deer Lakes 8, Derry 5 L: Antonio Noble. Kiski Area 13, Woodland Hills 1 P-Tcoming off Freeport 12, Greensburg Salem 2 Section 1 WP: AbbeyFroehlich LP: Rena Caruso 2B: Quaker Valley 5, Blackhawk 0 Penn-Trafford 16, Gateway0 Plu: Amanda Dynoske, MacKenzie Lake. Section 4 Knoch 2, Highlands 1 Deer Lakes8,Derry 5 Plum 7,Greensburg Salem 0 Yough 9, Indiana 8 3ormorehits: Plu: Dynoske, Delenn McGuffey 4, Ringgold 1 Derry...... 040-100-0—5-5-2 Section 2 Section 2 Poe, Lake. CLASS AAA Deer Lakes...... 004-202-x—8-10-3 Albert Gallatin14, McKeesport 0 Class4A Section 1 Beaver 5, Central Valley 0 Connellsville 4, Thomas Jefferson 2 Blackhawk 13,New Castle 4 WP: Jake Kelly LP: Zack Blystone 2B: Section 1 Franklin Regional 5, Armstrong 0 Derr: Josh Bauer,Blystone. DL: Jake Ringgold 13, LaurelHighlands2 11-win season Hopewell 3, Quaker Valley 0(9inn.) Section 3 Knoch 11,Derry 0 Singles:Everest Yan(FR) d. Nolan McCaskey. 3B: DL: Kelly. 3ormorehits: South Fayette 2, Ambridge 1 Derry...... 000-00—0-2-2 Turko, 6-0 6-1; Surya Seth (FR) d. Ogdan DL: McCaskey. Hampton 14, Oakland Catholic 1 Section 3 Montour 16, Mars 1 Knoch...... 308-00—11-10-0 Atwood, 6-0 6-1; Yineet Madduru(FR) d. Keystone Oaks at Ringgold,ppd. Class4A Dane Taylor,6-2 6-0. Section 1 Moon 4, Chartiers Valley 1 WP: Celia Knappenberger LP: Danielle PENN-TRAFFORD · FROM B1 McGuffey 7, Elizabeth Forward 1 CLASS 4A Zemba 3ormorehits: Kno: Monica Doubles:Joseph Bonfiglio/Joey McGlinn South Park 3, Belle Vernon 2 Freeport 12,Greensburg Salem 2 Section 1 Gourley. (FR) d. ChaseAnthony/Caiden Dunlap, saidsenior Ryan Solomon,who along with fellow West Mifflin 6, Uniontown 4 Greensburg Salem...... 001-01—2-1-0 Indiana 10, Uniontown 0 6-1 6-0; JackStrobel/Terran Ianno (FR) CLASS 3A Freeport...... 221-43—12-11-2 Knoch 11, Derry 0 Mt.Pleasant 6, Highlands 0 d. Jonah Shafer/Jake Johns, 6-16-1. senior Micah France,will hold down the mid- Section 1 WP: James Flemm LP: Matt Wicker 2B: Mt. Pleasant 6,Highlands 0 Highlands...... 000-000-0—0-1-1 fieldand be relied upon to score. “Our defensive Burrell 8, South Allegheny 0 F: Flemm, Tyler Hettich. HR: F: Nevin De- Section 2 Mt. Pleasant ...... 102-030-x—6-8-0 TRACKAND FIELD Section 2 Croo. 3ormorehits: F: Flemm, DeCroo. Belle Vernon 7, Elizabeth Forward 0 WP: CarolynAlincic LP: Emily Cochran 2B: BOYS captain, ClaySheffield, and goalie Brett Schugt Avonworth 9, New Brighton 3 Keystone Oaks 11, West Mifflin 8 MP: Alincic. 3B: MP: AvaGnibus. Wednesday’sresults Ellwood City 1, Beaver Falls 0 Yough9,Indiana 8 Yough 15, Carrick0 Section 2 CLASS AAA will have to talk alot to ourguys back there.” Yough...... 001-323-0—9-15-5 Riverside 12, Mohawk 2 Section 3 Yough15, Carrick 0 Section 1 Section 3 Indiana ...... 005-020-1—8-8-3 ThePenn-Trafford offense should providea Central Valley 6,Beaver 2 Yough...... 271-5—15-13-1 Hempfield 85,Latrobe 65 Brownsville 9, Mt.Pleasant 4 WP: Jarett Bach LP: Brayden Lorelli 2B: New Castle 1, Hopewell 0 Carrick ...... 000-0—0-2-3 Section 4 consistentlytough test forits defense in practice Charleroi 9, Seton-LaSalle 3 I: Keegan Ryan. 3ormorehits: I: Tommy CLASS 3A WP: KierraWaywood LP: Bailey Kiski Area 98, Hampton 52 Washington 11, Southmoreland 0 Budash, Keegan Ryan. throughout the season. It returnsthree of its Section 1 Hannan 2B: Yo:Hailey Warrick, Nina Ma- CLASS AA CLASS 2A ClassA Deer Lakes 13, Valley 2 Section 5 topfour players,includingsophomoreGriffin Section 1 Section 2 roney,Kayley Westerman, Aubrie Mance. Freeport 18, East Allegheny 1 3B: Yo:Karlie Clark. HR: Yo:Alona Sleith. Chartiers-Houston 96, Bishop Canevin 41 Martin, whowas second in goalslastseason Bentworth 13, Fort Cherry 3 South Allegheny 14, Burrell 0 South Park 123, Bishop Canevin 14 California 6, Chartiers-Houston 2 GreensburgCentral Catholic 18, 3ormorehits: Yo:Sleith, Mance. Mapletown 1 Section 2 South Park 96, Chartiers-Houston 45 and is offtoasolid startwith 16 pointsinthe Carmichaels 17, Beth-Center 6 Avonworth 20, Freedom 5 Class3A GIRLS Mapletown...... 100-0—1-2-2 Section 3 Warriors’first three games. Frazier 16, Burgettstown 11 Ellwood City 15, Riverside 0 Wednesday’sresults Section 2 GCC...... 336-7—18-12-0 WP: Jack Liberatore LP: Austin Me- Steel Valley 18, Beaver Falls 0 Southmoreland 15,Charleroi4 CLASS AAA “He’s abig shooter... plays on the NewYork Freedom 16,Summit Academy 1 Section 3 Charleroi...... 201-11—4-8-1 Section 1 near 2B: GCC: Liberatore. 3B: GCC: Jason travel team. He spendsalot of his lifeplaying Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 11, South Park 11, McGuffey1 Southmoreland ...... 101-58—15-18-3 Hempfield 86,Latrobe 64 Shenango 1 Hoover. 3ormorehits: GCC: Hoover, Southmoreland 15, Charleroi 4 WP: Sophia Gatti LP: Ashley Smith 2B: Section 4 lacrosse,” Hagertysaid. Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic at Liberatore, Neal McDermott. Waynesburg 12, Brownsville 2 Char: CiaraStickles. So:CourtneyMyers. Kiski Area 84, Hampton 66 Nonsection Hagerty’s son, John, is backafter sitting Aliquippa (n) CLASS 2A HR: So:Olivia Porter,Adeline Nicholson. CLASS AA Neshannock 13, Laurel 3 Jeannette14, Springdale 11 Section 1 Section 5 out hissophomore season with atornACL Section 3 3ormorehits: So:Porter,Bethany Bun- Springdale...... 105-100-4—11-14-0 Brentwood 16, Sto-Rox0 ner,Maegan Shetterly,Courtney Myers. Chartiers-Houston 73, Bishop Canevin 47 and should provide abig lift to the team. He’s Brentwood 12, Northgate 0 Jeannette...... 203-054-x—14-16-2 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 11, Seton- South Park 122, Bishop Canevin 19 Carlynton 7, Apollo-Ridge 1 ClassA WP: Zander Malik LP: Sammy Carey 2B: La Salle 8 South Park 122, Chartiers-Houston 19 contributed 14 pointshis first three games this Riverview 7, Sto-Rox6 Section 3 S: DylanZezza. J:Brendt Billeck, Malik. SerraCatholic 8, Carlynton 5 Summary season. Senior VinnyFerragonio also wasatop SerraCatholic 6, Bishop Canevin 0 Section 2 Jeannette 7, Bishop Canevin 6 CLASS A 3B: J: Mike Pompei, Seth Howard. 3or Bishop Canevin...... 001-022-1—6-10-2 morehits: S: Ethan McFarland. J: Mike Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic 13, VOLLEYBALL scorer lastseason. Section 1 Apollo-Ridge 0 Jeannette...... 300-003-1—7-6-3 Wednesday’sresults Eden Christian Academy 4, St. Joseph 0 Pompei, Billeck. Shady Side Academy 15, Northgate 0 WP: Faith Johnston 2B: Jean: Kara Penn-Trafford opened theseason4-3 with wins DISTRICT 6 CLASS 2A Section 2 Section 3 Johnston. Section 1 over Indiana, Hempfield, South Fayette and Greensburg Central Catholic 18, Class2A Bentworth 12, Fort Cherry 0 DISTRICT 6 Heritage Beaver County Christan 3, Hopewell 0 Seton-La Salle.Itwill look to face perhaps its Mapletown 1 Frazier 3, Burgettstown 0 ClassA Section 3 Jefferson-Morgan 10, Geibel0 Ligonier Valley6,United 1 Section 4 Heritage Thomas Jefferson 3, Keystone Oaks 1 biggest long-termchallenge, PIAA realignment. Monessen 17, West Greene 3 LigonierValley ...... 203-100-0—6-9-0 Laurel at Mohawk, ppd. Today’sschedule Section 3 Ligonier Valley 21, United 0 Beforethisseason, teams were grouped based United...... 000-100-0—1-4-2 New Brighton 17, Vincentian Academy 1 Ligonier Valley ...... 04(17)—21-17-1 CLASS AAA Rochester 6, Cornell 2 WP: John Caldwell LP: Garrett Duck- Beaver 4, Shenango 1 Section 1 on program maturity, as Penn-Trafford resided Western Beaver 9, Quigley Catholic 8 United...... 000—0-0-3 worth 3B: LV:Garrett Custer,Hunter CLASS A WP: Jane Garver LP: Samantha Safko 2B: Canon-McMillan at Baldwin, 7:00 p.m.; Sewickley Academy 16, Clairton 0 Section 1 in the old Division II. Thenew rules value school Mills. LV:Garver,Madison Henderson. 3B: LV: Moon at Central Catholic, 7:30p.m.; Nonsection Today’sschedule Cornell 17, Quigley Catholic 15 Upper St. Clair at Bethel Park, 7:30 p.m. Bethel Park 8, Hempfield 6 Lindsey Stormer. HR: LV:Garver. size, eliminated divisions,and placed the War- WPIAL Sewickley Academy 10, Western Beaver 0 Section 2 Central Catholic 5, Plum 4 Today’sschedule riors in Section 2-AAA with flagship lacrosse CLASS 2A Union 20, Aliquippa 0 North Allegheny at Butler,7:30 p.m.; Connellsville 5, Kiski Area 3 Section 2 WPIAL Section 2 CLASS 5A Pine-RichlandatFox Chapel, 7:30 p.m.; programs like ShadySide Academyand Fox Jeannette 14, Springdale 11 Laurel at OurLadyofthe Sacred Heart, California 8, Jefferson-Morgan 7 Pine-Richland2,Norwin 0 Section 3 Shaler at Seneca Valley,7:30 p.m. Chapel. 5:30 p.m. Carmichaels 11, Avella 1 Section 3 Shaler 5, Penn-Trafford 4 Monessen 6, Mapletown 0 West Allegheny at Mars, 3:45 p.m. Section 3 CLASS 4A Hempfield at Armstrong, 7:30 p.m.; Solomon knows the team needs to practice like Valley 4, Leechburg 3 Northgate at Bishop Canevin, 4p.m. Section 3 Butler 6, Vincentian Academy 5 Section 1 Norwin at Latrobe, 7p.m.; Penn-Trafford it plays to compete withthe big boys. CLASS A Geibel 20, Ellis School 3 at Penn Hills, 7p.m.; PlumatGateway, District 6 Jeannette 7, Bishop Canevin 6 Mt. Pleasant at Knoch, 4p.m. Section1 Section 2 7:30 p.m. “Our defenseisgoing to have to playliketheir Heritage St.JosephatEden Christian Academy, Riverview 4, St. Joseph 3 Ligonier Valley 6, United 1 South Fayette at Carrick, 3:30 p.m.; Yough CLASS AA 4p.m. Nonsection Section 1 defensewould,” he said. “They aregoing to have Marion Center at Blairsville (n) Rochester atSouth Side Beaver,ppd. at Keystone Oaks, 4p.m. Nonsection CLASS 3A Ambridge at Montour,7:30 p.m.; Our to be more physical and getout of our comfort Homer-Center at West Shamokin (n) Brentwood at South Allegheny,3:45 West Greene 11, Clay-Battelle, W.Va.0 Northern Cambria at Saltsburg (n) Section 2 Lady of theSacredHeartatTrinity, p.m.; Burgettstown at Avella,4p.m.; South Fayette at Trinity (n) zone andvice versa. Our offense is going to Penns Manor at Purchase Line (n) Ellwood City at Avonworth, 7p.m.; 7:30 p.m. Uniontown at Brownsville, 4:15 p.m.; District 6 No-hitter: Will Bednar/Doogie Cannon, Riverside at Steel Valley,3:45 p.m. Section 2 have to push our defensetomakesurethey are New Castle atStubenville,4p.m. Heritage Obama Academy at Mars, 7:30 p.m.; Mars; NatePiontka, SerraCatholic; Jacob Ligonier Valley 21, United 0 CLASS 2A prepared forthose games.” Section 2 Summit Academy at Derry, 7:30 p.m. Broadwater,Jefferson-Morgan LACROSSE Marion Center at Blairsville (n) Wednesday’ssummaries Greensburg CentralCatholic at Section 3 “It’ll be abig challengecompeting with them,” GIRLS Homer-Center at West Shamokin (n) Bishop Canevin at Seton La-Salle, 7:15 WPIAL Penns ManoratPurchase Line (n) Springdale, 4p.m. Wednesday’sresults p.m.; Keystone Oaks at South Park,6 Hagertyadded. “The onlyway youget betteris Class6A Wednesday’ssummaries Section 3 CLASS AAA p.m.; Steel Valley at Thomas Jefferson, Nonsection WPIAL Fort Cherry at Beth-Center,4p.m. playing better teams.Ithink this is the year we Section 1 CLASS A 6p.m. Bethel Park 8, Hempfield 6 Mt. Lebanon 16, Allderdice 3 Class6A have to turnthe corner and playwiththe more Section 2 Section 1 Nonsection Bethel Park ...... 302-021-0—8-12-1 Upper St. Clair10, Bethel Park 9(OT) Aliquippa at Quigley Catholic, 4p.m. Cardinal Wuerl NorthCatholic at North competitiveteamsbecausethat’sgoing to be the Hempfield...... 301-002-0—6-3-0 Section 2 Norwin14, Allderdice0 Section 3 Hills, 7:30 p.m. future.... It’satoughlearning curve.” WP: KevinYost LP: Jake Anderson 2B: Latrobe 10, Freeport4 Allderdice ...... 0-0-0 Ellis School at Jeannette, 3:45 p.m.; St. CityLeague BP: Cole Rogers, Dereck Pritchard, Chris Norwin 14, Indiana 13 (OT) Norwin...... 14-0-0 Joseph at Riverview,4p.m. Allderdice at Brashear,3:15 p.m.; Carrick Lee. H: Nick DiAndreth. HR: H: Isaiah Section 3 WP: Danielle Chorba 3ormorehits: Nor: Nonsection at Perry, 3:15 p.m. DevonMooreisafreelancewriter. DiAndreth. 3ormorehits: BP: Ben Pine-Richland 15, Sewickley Academy 7 Victoria Shimko. New Castle at GroveCity,4p.m.; Penn To report scores, call 1-888-748-8742. B4 · THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 Younger Hooker draws Penguinsseenoneedto panic interest,comparisons Sullivan saysnothing just different. We have two changes for team’s playoff different playing styles.He’s moreofaquick, edgy person. plans with Letang out for year I’m just going to hit you.” At 6-foot,197 pounds,Mar- by bILL WEST cusHooker likelywould play safetyincollege butalsohas When Kris Letang went down with considered linebacker. As a alower-body injury in mid-December, CHRISHARLAN junior, he playedboth. Offen- defenseman Chad Ruhwedel received ON RECRUITING sively,New Castle used the his first meaningful call-up to the third-year starter various Penguins. tthe end of the month, ways,including as awildcat Whenanother lower-bodyinjury NewCastle juniorMar- quarterbackattimes. sidelinedLetanginmid-January, A cus Hooker willwatch Ruhwedel again made the move from “He’snot the biggest kid in theNFL Draft witholder the world. He’s not the fast- Wilkes-Barre/Scranton to the NHL club. brother Malik,who could est,” Cowartsaid. “He’s just There’s no need to recall Ruhwedel hear hisname calledvery areallygoodball player, and forthe latest round of bad news for early. he’s beenthatway since he Letang, whowillmiss the rest of the Malik Hooker,anAll- stepped on thehighschool seasontoundergo necksurgerytore- American safety at Ohio footballfield.” pair aherniated disc.The 26-year-old State,turned down an invita- With Hooker on the field defenseman, whosignedaone-year tion to attend thedraft fes- last fall,New Castle reached deal as afreeagent July 1, hasn’tleft tivities in Philadelphia and the WPIALfootball finals. the Penguins rosterorits lineup — instead willspend April 27 in In thewinter,the 1,000-point save forone game in whichherecov- NewCastle with his family. scorer helpedthe RedHur- ered from an injury —sinceFeb.17. “It’s definitelygoing to be ricanes winthe WPIAL But there’s aclear call forthe former CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW greatfun,” Marcus Hooker Class 4A basketball title. Buffalo Sabres blue liner and his Pen- The Penguins are24-9-5this season in gameswithout Kris Letang. said, “sitting around with my NewCastle’s basketball guins cohorts to bring their best when friends and familyand seeing seasonstretched until theplayoffsbegin next week. out. “Quite honestly,itdoesn’t really Sullivan limited his exposuretotop-six him smile once they call out March 18, when the team “It’stough losingsuchabig piece of changeour players and what their forwards and rarelyforced him to start what team he’s playing for. ” reached thestate quarterfi- the puzzle,but we have alot of guys contributions needtobe. We’renot shifts in the defensive zone. herethatare going to stepupand play Experts projecthim as nals.Now,ashetransitions asking anybodytoreplace him. What Schultzprovedthisseason he no some big minutesfor us,” said Ruh- an early first-roundlock. backtofootball, he again we’reasking is we all have to be at our longer needed asignificantlysheltered will turnhis attention to wedel, one of tworemaininghealthy Amockdraftthis week by very best. As longasthattakes place, role.But his ability to shut down top op- recruiting. West Virginia, righties on the team’s blue line. Sports Illustrated predicted we know we have enough.” posing forwardsremainsquestionable. BowlingGreen,Cincinnati, Until about aweek ago, coach Mike the former Buckeye as the Results withLetang out this sea- “I don’tthink he has to assumethis No.2overall pick to the San Kent State,Temple, Toledo Sullivanand his staffoperated with and Rutgers have offered the expectation theywould have their son have been encouraging—the greatburdenorresponsibility, ”Sul- Francisco 49ers. Penguins’ recordis24-9-5—but afew livansaid of Schultz. “I thinkhehas “He definitelydeserves him ascholarship. star defenseman. Gruelingminutes Neither Pittnor Penn and assignments penciled in for numbers suggest the Penguinsneed to continue to be the playerthathe’s what he has coming his way, ” onlyalittlepucklucktoworkagainst beenfor us allseasonlong.” said Marcus Hooker,adding State has offered, butHooker Letangnow must staywiththe still- wants to convince them and developing top pair of Brian Dumoulin them to suddenlystruggle. Letang, meanwhile,will not disap- thatLos Angeles Chargers “For us,it’s got to be amentality that pear.Sullivanintends to leverage Le- coaches visited thehigh othersatcamps this sum- and Justin Schultz. Or they could go to we’reagoodenough team,” said Maat- tang’sinstincts forthe game anytime school this week. “I’m still mer.One focus is his speed, trade-deadline additions MarkStreit ta,who Wednesdayjoinedthe Penguins he gets thechance. gettingused to (the idea of) he said, having runa40-yard and RonHainsey,bothofwhom arein in ano-contact capacity forthe first “His first priority is his ownrecov- him going to theNFL. It still dash in the 4.7s.Hesince has their late 30s.Orthey might go to Olli time sincesuffering his hand injury ery,”Sullivansaid. “But we’llhavehim hasn’t setinyet.” worked moreonspeedtrain- Maatta and Trevor Daley if those two Feb. 16. “We’vebeenmissing guys all around the team as muchaswecan. But withhis brotherin ing andleg strength. recoverfrominjuriesthatcaused them year.Our strength is our depth.” suchabright nationalspot- “They just wanttosee to miss the last month-plus. He’s another set of eyes forour coach- Perhaps no Penguinsdefenseman light, that lightalsoshinesat alittle moreout of me,” Maatta andDaley,bothofwhom ingstaff.Ithink his teammates have so stands abetter chance of replicating timesonMarcus,aDivision I Hooker said. “They might participated in Wednesday’s practice, muchrespectfor him, and I’m surehe Letang’s offensive productivity than recruit with eight FBS schol- want to see my 40 time get as well as injured forwards Evgeni can lend some insights into watching alittle bitfaster andsee if I Schultz, whose49pointsthrough 76 arship offers.When college Malkinand CarlHagelin will travel the game from the press box.” getalittlebigger. ” games put him fourth on the team in recruiters visit with New with the Penguins during the three- His soon-to-be-NFL brother Castle football coach Joe game,season-ending road trip. scoring. Bill West is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. insists Ohio State eventually Cowart, they all ask pretty “It really doesn’tchange our thought Theprocess of building up Schultz’s Reach him at [email protected] will offer and Marcus should process,”Sullivan said of Letang being confidence started ayear ago, when or via Twitter@BWest_Trib. muchthe same question. followthe familiar path to “Howishesimilar or dif- Columbus,Ohio.Marcus ferent than his brother?” said Hooker hears regularly from Cowart, whoalso coached Ohio State coachUrban Malik. “Because of the suc- Meyer butalsofromformer cess of his brother,weoften Buckeyesassistant Luke talk aboutthat. It has cer- Fickell, wholeads Cincinnati. Surgery to bench Letang forplayoffs tainlyhelped his recruiting.” Cowartplanstotakea Thetwo aresimilar in number of NewCastleplay- ways.Both were multi-sport ers to an Ohio State camp. LETANG · FROM B1 forGame 1ofthe playoffs. missed six moregames in beforethe neckinjury. high schoolstars whowon “My brotheralwaysthinks Obviously, it didn’t occur January with aknee injury. “It’s obviouslydisappoint- the WPIALtitleinbasket- Letang’s comeback. the waywewanteditto, but None of those previous ing,” Sullivansaid. “He’s that I’mmost likelygoing to “Within the last week, he ball.Both “haverareathleti- go wherehe’sgoing,” Mar- that’s the natureofsome of ailments contributed to or an elite playerand agreat was obviously symptomatic, cism in the upper echelon,” cus Hooker said with asmile. theseinjuriesatthistime.” involved Letang’s herniated teammate,and he’s atough Cowartsaid. “But truthfully, Idon’t know whichspurredmoreinquiry Letang’s latest setback disk, Sullivansaid. guy to replace.But this team But the twoalso aredif- whereI’m goingtogo. Ihave by our medical staff,” Sul- puts an exclamation point Letang, whoappearedin has done it all year long, and ferent, whichmakes the alot of other schools thatI’m livansaid. “That’s howit on aseasonofbad health 94 games between the regu- that’s what we’regoing to comparisons less precise. interested in.” evolved. We don’thaveto breaks.Hemissedfive larseason andplayoffsin have to continue to do.” “Me and Malik aretwo getintothe specifics of how games in October with an 2015-16,will finish with 41 totallydifferent players on Chris HarlanisaTribune-Review and why. upper-bodyinjury.Another appearances this season, Bill West is aTribune- the field,” Marcus Hooker staff writer.Reachhim at “The reality was we were seven-game absence fol- his lowest total since 2013- Reviewstaff writer.Reach him at said. “A lot of people think [email protected] all really hopeful thatwe lowedinDecember because 14, when he had 37. He tal- [email protected] or via we’resimilar,but to me we’re or viaTwitter @CHarlan_Trib. were going to have Tanger of alower-bodyinjury.He lied five goals and 29 assists Twitter @BWest_Trib.

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STANDINGS PIRATES NOTEBOOK PIRATES GAMEDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE at RedSox EASTDIVISION 1:35p.m. WL PctGB Fenway Park,Boston Philadelphia 101.000 — TV/radio: Root Sports/93.7 NewYork 101.000 — FM, 1450 AM, Pirates Radio Washington 101.000 — Network Miami 01.000 1 Atlanta 01.000 1 PROBABLE PITCHERS CENTRAL DIVISION WL PctGB Chicago 11.500 — St.Louis 11.500 — Cincinnati 01.000 .5 Pirates 01.000 .5 Milwaukee 02.000 1 WEST DIVISION WL PctGB Pirates RedSox Colorado 201.000 — RHP LHP LosAngeles 11.500 1 CHAD VS. EDUARDO Arizona 11.500 1 KUHL RODRIGUEZ SanFrancisco 11.500 1 (2017debut) (2017debut) SanDiego 11.500 1 Gamecast: Rodrigueztweaked AMERICAN LEAGUE his knee during winterballbut recoveredtopostsolid spring EASTDIVISION trainingnumbers (3-0, 3.32 WL PctGB ERA, 1.26 WHIPinfivestarts). Baltimore201.000 — …Kuhlhad a4.30 ERAover Boston 101.000 — fivespring training outings. … TampaBay 11.500 1 Pirates bullpen coach Euclides NewYork 11.500 1 Rojas held the samerole with Toronto02.000 2 the RedSox in 2003and ’04. CENTRAL DIVISION SinceRojas joined the Pirates in WL PctGB 2011,the bullpen has produced Cleveland 201.000 — the mostsaves (296)and Minnesota 201.000 — second-best ERA(3.20)inthe Detroit 101.000 .5 majors. Chicago 01.000 1.5 KansasCity 02.000 2 WEST DIVISION CHRISTOPHER HORNER |TRIBUNE-REVIEW NEXT UP WL PctGB ThePirates’ Gregory Polancosinglesinhis first at-bat during the second inning Mondayagainstthe RedSox at Houston 201.000 — Fenway Park in Boston. Polancobatted clean-up in the season opener and again Wednesday. Friday, 1:05 p.m.: Pirates LosAngeles 11.500 1 RHP Ivan Nova (2017 Oakland 11.500 1 debut) vs.BravesRHP R.A. Seattle 02.000 2 Dickey (2017 debut) Texas02.000 2 Scores Polancotostay atcleanup WEDNESDAY’SNL PIRATES SCHEDULE Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, ppd. Today atBoston 1:35p.m. Miami at Washington (n) Atlanta at N.Y. Mets (n) by RObbIERTEMPFEL the game foralong time see Opening day year ago ($100.6 million). Friday Atlanta 1:05p.m. Philadelphia at Cincinnati (n) valueinit. I’ve foundvalue in The Pirates’ average player Saturday Atlanta 7:05p.m. Colorado at Milwaukee (n) BOSTON—It usedtobe activitiesset SanFrancisco at Arizona (n) it whenI’vedone it with other salaryis$3.64 million, down Sunday Atlanta 1:35p.m. SanDiego at L.A. Dodgers (n) Gregory Polanconever knew players.” The Pirates announced from $3.87million lastsea- where—or even if —his some of the day’sperks for Monday Cincinnati 7:05p.m. WEDNESDAY’SAL There’s some mystique son. Tuesday Cincinnati 7:05p.m. Minnesota 9, Kansas City 1 name would be in the lineup thatcomeswithbeing the Friday’s home opener.PNC Baltimore3,Toronto 1 againstleft-handed pitchers. Park gates willopen at 11 a.m. April12 Cincinnati 7:05p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay(n) No.4hitter.The role has Home, sweet, Lastseason, Polanco started Firstpitch against the Atlanta April14 atChicagoCubs2:20p.m. Cleveland at Texas (n) been filled by guyslikeWil- Seattle at Houston (n) just 16 games againstlefties. Braves is scheduled for1:05 (cold/wet) home April15 atChicagoCubs2:20p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland (n) lieStargell, ReggieJackson, This season is different. p.m. The weather forecast is David Ortiz and Albert Pu- April16 atChicagoCubs2:20p.m. WEDNESDAY’S Polancoknows he willbethe GabbyBarrett will perform foreboding forFriday,which jols.Polancoisn’tfazed by it, April17 atSt.Louis 7:05p.m. INTERLEAGUE Pirates cleanup batterevery “God Bless America” and the couldaffectboth teams’ Pirates at Boston (n) day, no matterwho’spitch- though. national anthem. The teenage April18 atSt.Louis 8:15p.m. “When I’mhitting, Idon’t pitchingplans. April19 atSt.Louis 1:45p.m. ing. Munhall nativeisacountry Ivan Nova and Ty ler Glas- Schedule Aleft-handed batter,Po- think about,‘What’s my artistwho hasperformed the April21 N.Y. Yankees 7:05p.m. spot?’”Polancosaid. “I don’t noware scheduled to start TODAY’SNLGAMES lancobattedfourth in Mon- anthem at aSteelersgame. Friday and Saturday, respec- April22 N.Y. Yankees 4:05p.m. •Philadelphia (Buchholz 0-0) at Cincinnati day’sseason opener against have that in my head. Ijust StarlingMartewillget his (Davis 0-0), 12:35 p.m. tively.IfFriday’s gameis April23 N.Y. Yankees 1:35p.m. BostonRed Soxright-hander want to putthe ball in play, Gold Glove during apregame •Colorado (Senzatela 0-0) at Milwaukee postponed by weather,Nova April24 ChicagoCubs7:05p.m. (Anderson 0-0), 1:40 p.m. Rick Porcello. Polancowas no matter if I’mhitting eighth ceremony at home plate. The April25 ChicagoCubs7:05p.m. •San Diego (Weaver 0-0) at L.A. Dodgers four children of fallen Can- wouldpitch Saturday. (McCarthy 0-0), 3:10 p.m. back in that spotWednesday or hitting cleanup.” April26 ChicagoCubs7:05p.m. •Miami (Koehler 0-0) at Washington againstlefty Chris Sale,and Polanco stillmustprove he onsburgpolice officer Scott “Wewouldn’tskip (Nova),” (Gonzalez 0-0), 4:05 p.m. Hurdle said. “We’dpitch April28 atMiami 7:10p.m. •Atlanta (Garcia 0-0) at N.Y. Mets he willdoitagain Thursday canbeproductive, regard- Bashioum will throw out the (Harvey 0-0), 7:10p.m. againstleft-hander Eduardo less of thepitchingmatchup. ceremonial first pitch. him (onSaturday),thentalk April29 atMiami 7:10p.m. •San Francisco (Samardzija 0-0) at Rodriguez Pirates owner Bob Nutting about the best waytomain- April30 atMiami 1:10p.m. Arizona (Ray 0-0), 9:40 p.m. He’sacareer .267/.334/.425 “It’s good to start playing hitteragainstright-handers will honor86-year-old former tain somerotationconsis- May1 atCincinnati 7:10p.m. TODAY’SALGAMES every day, no matter who’s Pirates pitcher Bob Friend in tencymoving forward.” •Kansas City (Hammel 0-0) at Minnesota and hasa.202/.262/.329 line May2 atCincinnati 7:10p.m. (Gibson 0-0), 1:10 p.m. pitching,”Polancosaid.“It againstleft-handers. recognitionfor hiscontribu- Although thisishis first May3 atCincinnati 7:10p.m. •Detroit (Boyd 0-0) at Chicago White Sox gives youextraconfidence. tions to thePirates organiza- time on the opening-dayros- May4 atCincinnati 12:35p.m. (Shields 0-0), 2:10 p.m. Before,I’d be like, ‘Oh, tomor- tion and thePittsburgh. •L.A. Angels (Skaggs 0-0) at Oakland Polancoplays left ter, Glasnowsaid he has lined May5 Milwaukee 7:05p.m. (Triggs 0-0), 3:35 p.m. row’salefty. Idon’tknowif up ticketsfor justtwo guests •Toronto (Stroman 0-0) at Tampa Bay I’mplaying.’ It’s goodtoknow On Wednesday, Polanco Moneymatters May6 Milwaukee 7:05p.m. (Snell 0-0), 7:10p.m. made his first start of the —his brother and afriend— May7 Milwaukee 1:35p.m. •Seattle (Miranda 0-0) at Houston that, no matter who is pitch- AccordingtoUSA To day, forSaturday’sgame. (Musgrove 0-0), 8:10 p.m. season in left field.Due to ing, I’mplayingtomorrow.” the Pirates’$94.6million “I’ll need alot more (the May8 atL.A.Dodgers10:10p.m. TODAY’S Afterconsulting several asoreshoulder,hewas the opening daypayroll wasthe May9 atL.A.Dodgers10:10p.m. designated hitter in Monday’s following weekend) in Chi- INTERLEAGUE GAME veteranbaseball insidersover eighth lowest in the majors. cago,” Glasnowsaid. May10 atL.A.Dodgers10:10p.m. •Pirates (Kuhl 0-0) at Boston (Rodriguez the winter,managerClint season opener and will be in The figurecoversthe active 0-0), 1:35 p.m. that role again Thursday. May11 atArizona 9:40p.m. Hurdle decided to make (25-man) rosterand doesnot May12 atArizona 9:40p.m. Polancothe everydaycleanup “We’llgohome (onFriday) include incentives,deferred Staff writer Chris Adamski hitter. and re-evaluate,”Hurdlesaid. paymentsormoneyreceived contributed. RobBiertempfel is a May13 atArizona 8:10p.m. “I think it’s important,” “(The shoulder)isimproving in trades. Tribune-Reviewstaff writer.Reach May14 atArizona 4:10p.m. Hurdle said. “The people I’ve every day. He’sinarealgood This year’spayroll is 5.9 him at [email protected] May16 Washington 7:05p.m. talked to who’vebeen around place.” percent lowerthan it wasone or via Twitter@BiertempfelTrib. May17 Washington 7:05p.m.

Totals 33 171111 b-walked for Bowman in the 6th. c-popped RISP—Colorado 5for 12; Milwaukee 3for Stripling 241103394.50 (2). SB—Pollock (1). SF—Marrero. (1), off Carrasco. RBIs—Santana 2(3), WEDNESDAY’S BaltimoreABR HBIBBSOAvg. out for Arrieta in the 7th. d-walked for 6. Runners moved up—LeMahieu, Shaw. Dayton 110001220.00 Runners left in scoring position—San Brantley (2), Jackson (1),Napoli(1), BOXSCORES Rickard lf 400001.000 Strop in the 9th.e-walked for Broxton GIDP—Wolters 2, Bandy. DP—Colorado Umpires—Home, Alfonso Marquez; First, Francisco 8(Pence2,Posey,Crawford 3, Gallo 2(2). CS—Lindor (1). Runners left Jones cf 411201.250 in the 9th. E—Baez 2(2). LOB—Chicago 1(Arenado, LeMahieu, Reynolds); Chad Fairchild; Second, Dave Rackley; Panik, Parker); Arizona 3(Peralta, Lamb, in scoring position—Cleveland 4(Lindor, Machado 3b 301000.286 9, St. Louis 7. 2B—Russell (1). RBIs— Milwaukee 2(Villar,Arcia, Aguilar), Third, Larry Vanover. T—2:44. A—42,196 Descalso). RISP—SanFrancisco 4for 16; Encarnacion, Guyer, Diaz); Texas 2(Odor, AMERICAN LEAGUE Trumbo dh 300001.250 Heyward (1), Baez (1). S—Baez, Almora. (Suter,Arcia, Shaw). (56,000). Arizona 1for 7. Runners moved up—Belt. Gallo). RISP—Cleveland 3for 9; Texas 1 Davis 1b 311102.250 Runners left in scoring position—Chicago Colorado IP HRER BBSO NP ERA SanFrancisco IP HRER BBSO NP ERA for 5. Runners moved up—Ramirez. GIDP— TWINS9,ROYALS1 Mancini rf 300001.250 4(Bryant, Heyward, Almora2); St. Louis Anderson W, 1-0 GIANTS8,DIAMONDBACKS 4 Cueto W, 1-0564 425947.20 Ramirez, Andrus. DP—Cleveland 1(Lindor, 2 Kansas City AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Gentry rf 000000 --- 4(Fowler,Peralta, Grichuk 2). RISP— 5 /3 85 518967.94 SanFrancisco AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Gearrin 110011190.00 Ramirez, Santana); Texas 1(Andrus, Gordon lf 300000.143 Castillo c30100 1.429 Chicago 1for 5; St. Louis 1for 5. Runners McGee 01000050.00 Hernandez cf 512411.286 Kontos 100002120.00 Odor,Napoli). 1 Moustakas dh 401003.250 Schoop 2b 311000.143 moved up—Diaz, Carpenter. Estevez H, 1 /3 00 00180.00 Belt 1b 602101.222 Law 100001119.00 Cleveland IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Cain cf 311011.200 Hardy ss 300002.000 Chicago IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Ottavino H, 21 00 010130.00 Pence rf 603001.400 Strickland 100012180.00 Carrasco W, 1-0 2 Hosmer 1b 401000.143 Totals 29 3530 9 Arrieta W, 1-06 41 026900.00 Dunn H, 2100 003180.00 Posey c30002 1.000 Arizona IP HRER BBSO NP ERA 5 /3 42 217783.18 Perez c30001 0.167 Crawford ss 522100.400 Corbin L, 0-1 473221874.50 1/ Toronto 001 000 000 —1 71 UeharaH,1 100001120.00 Holland S, 2-2 100002120.00 LoganH,1 3 00 00030.00 Orlando rf 401102.143 Nunez 3b 522002.556 2/ Baltimore002 100 00x —3 50 Strop H, 1100 001149.00 Milwaukee IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Delgado 3 55 4122854.00 Shaw H, 1110 00080.00 1 1/ Cuthbert 3b 200010.000 Davis S, 1-1 100010140.00 Davies L, 0-1 4 /3 96 6419812.46 Marrerolf30010 3.000 Bradley 3 3 30 017570.00 Miller H, 1100 00070.00 1-ran for Smoak in the 8th. 2-ran for 2 A.Escobar ss 300001.000 St. Louis IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Marinez 1 /3 20 021264.50 Gearrin p00000 0--- Wilhelmsen 100002116.75 Allen S, 2-2 121103254.50 Mondesi 2b 300002.000 Morales in the 9th. E—Donaldson (1). Wainwright L, 0-1 Suter210 012270.00 Kontos p00000 0--- Gearrin pitched to 2batters in the 7th. Texas IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Totals 29 1413 9 LOB—Toronto 6, Baltimore2.2B—Smoak 532226823.60 Hughes 100010150.00 c-Gillaspie ph 100001.000 Inherited runners-scored—Bradley 2-0. Perez L, 0-1 653344914.50 (1). HR—Jones (1), off Happ; Davis Law p00000 0--- 1 Minnesota AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Bowman 100001100.00 McGee pitchedto1batter in the 6th. Umpires—Home, Tim Timmons; First, Jim Jeffress /3 11 1011227.00 (1), off Happ. RBIs—Travis (1), Jones Strickland p00000 0--- 1 Dozier 2b 411110.250 Cecil 110001140.00 Inherited runners-scored—McGee 1-0, Wolf; Second, D.J.Reyburn; Third, Greg Alvarez /3 10 011160.00 Kepler rf 411011.250 2(2), Davis (2). Runners left in Siegrist 110000100.00 Estevez 2-0, Marinez 2-2. Umpires—Home, Panik 2b 423010.571 Gibson. T—3:26. A—19,378 (48,633). Leclerc200 003240.00 Buxton cf 501003.100 scoring position—Toronto 2(Donaldson, Cueto p31110 0.333 1 Broxton100 020120.00 Hunter Wendelstedt; First, Andy Fletcher; Claudio /3 00 00040.00 Mauer 1b 311011.167 Bautista). RISP—Toronto 1for 8; . HBP—Arrieta (Piscotty), Siegrist (Rizzo). Second, Alan Porter; Third, Joe West. b-Parker ph-lf 200002.000 INDIANS4,RANGERS3 Inherited runners-scored—Leclerc2-0. a-Gimenez ph-3b 100000.000 Runners moved up—Pearce. GIDP—Pearce. WP—Wainwright, Arrieta 2. Umpires— T—3:34. A—21,458 (41,900). Totals 43 8158412 Cleveland AB RHBI BB SOAvg. HBP—Carrasco (Napoli). Umpires—Home, Sano 3b-1b 321311.333 DP—Baltimore1(Hardy,Schoop, Davis). Home, Brian O’Nora; First, Quinn Wolcott; Arizona AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Santana 1b 412210.500 Mark Wegner; First,Marty Foster; Second, Toronto IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Castroc 020040.667 Second, Chris Segal; Third, Paul Emmel. PADRES4,DODGERS 0 Pollock cf 401011.444 Lindor ss 300011.000 Mike Muchlinski; Third, Mike Winters. Happ L, 0-1 753309893.86 E.Escobar ss 422400.500 T—2:57. A—46,760 (43,975). SanDiego AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Peralta rf 500002.000 Brantley lf 402102.333 T—3:14. A—23,574 (48,114). Tepera100 00080.00 Rosario lf 401100.286 Jankowski lf 410012.143 Goldschmidt 1b 321111.429 Encarnacion dh 300011.250 (1), off Dull; Healy (1),off Shoemaker; Grossman dh 300011.000 BaltimoreIPHRERBBSONPERA ROCKIES6,BREWERS5 Margot cf 412000.375 Lamb 3b 321212.143 Ramirez 2b 300010.167 Totals 31 9899 7 Bundy W, 1-07 41 108991.29 Colorado AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Myers 1b 412101.250 Tomas lf 400001.000 Guyer rf 311000.333 CALENDAR Brach H, 1110 002150.00 Blackmon cf 412102.222 Solarte 2b 412200.375 Drury 2b 403000.500 a-Almonte ph-rf 100001.333 June 12 — Amateur draft starts. Kansas City 000 100 000 —1 40 Britton S, 1-1 120011240.00 Minnesota 030 000 60x —9 80 LeMahieu 2b 511000.111 Schimpf 3b 301102.429 Owings ss 401101.333 Diaz 3b 400001.125 July 11 — All-Star Game, Miami. WP—Brach. Umpires—Home, Eric Cooper; Gonzalez rf 401010.125 Renfroe rf 401001.125 Mathis c30000 2.429 Martinez 3b 000000 --- July 30 — Hall of Fame inductions, a-popped out for Mauer in the 8th. First, Adrian Johnson; Second,Gabe Arenado 3b 411110.429 Hedges c40000 1.000 d-Herrmann ph 100000.000 Gomes c31001 2.000 Cooperstown, N.Y. LOB—Kansas City 5, Minnesota 7. Morales; Third, Gary Cederstrom. T—2:23. Story ss 221030.333 Aybar ss 303010.600 Corbin p10000 0.000 Jackson cf 412101.500 July 31 — Last day to trade aplayer 3B—Sano (1). HR—E.Escobar (1),off A—16,086 (45,971). Parralf51330 0.556 Richard p200002.000 a-Descalso ph 100000.500 Totals 32 4745 9 without securing waivers. Strahm. RBIs—Orlando (1), Dozier (1), Reynolds 1b 402111.571 c-Sanchez ph 10000 0.000 Delgado p00000 0--- Texas AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Sept.1—Active rosters expand to 40 Sano 3(5),E.Escobar 4(4), Rosario TUESDAY’S LATE Wolters c30001 0.286 Hand p00000 0--- Bradley p10000 1.000 Gomez cf 400001.125 players. (1). SB—Dozier2(2). CS—Gordon (1). Anderson p301001.333 Totals 33 411429 Wilhelmsen p00000 0--- Choo dh 401001.250 November TBA — Deadline for free agents Runners left in scoring position—Kansas BOXSCORES McGee p000000 --- Los Angeles AB RHBI BB SOAvg. e-Hazelbaker ph 000010 --- Mazararf41200 0.500 to accept qualifying offers, 15th day after City 1(Cuthbert); Minnesota 4(Kepler Estevez p000000 --- Forsythe 2b 302010.500 Totals 34 474411 Napoli 1b 301101.167 World Series. 2, E.Escobar,Gimenez). RISP—Kansas CUBS2,CARDINALS1 Ottavino p00000 0--- Seager ss 400001.222 SanFrancisco 021 050 000 —815 0 1-DeShields pr 000000 --- City 1for 3; Minnesota 4for 9. LIDP—E. Chicago AB RHBI BB SOAvg. b-Cardullo ph 000010 --- Turner 3b 401000.444 Arizona 000 220 000 —4 72 Odor 2b 401002.375 THIS DATE IN Escobar. GIDP—Cuthbert. DP—Kansas Rua lf 310000.000 Schwarber lf 300021.333 Dunn p00000 0--- Gutierrez lf 301001.250 a-grounded out for Corbin in the4th. City 1(Hosmer); Minnesota 2(Castro, Davis p00000 0--- Holland p000000 --- Puig rf 300000.167 b-Profar ph 100001.000 BASEBALL E.Escobar), (E.Escobar,Dozier,Mauer). b-struck out for Cueto in the 6th. c-struck Gallo 3b 412202.286 Bryant 3b 500001.000 Totals 34 612684 Gonzalez 1b 301001.400 out for Kontos in the 8th. d-grounded APRIL 6 Kansas City IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Rizzo 1b 300000.143 Milwaukee AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Grandal c300001.250 Andrus ss 200010.333 Kennedy L, 0-1 533355955.40 out for Mathis in the 9th. e-walked for Chirinos c30000 2.000 1972 — Forthe first time, the major Russell ss 411000.250 Villar 2b 400002.125 Hernandez cf 200010.000 Wilhelmsen in the9th. E—Drury (1), leagues failed to open on schedule because Minor 100010160.00 Contreras c31101 2.429 Broxtoncf300012.000 Maeda p100000.000 Totals 32 373110 2/ Owings (1). LOB—SanFrancisco 13, of aplayer strike, which started April 1. Karns 3 24 4222754.00 Heyward rf 401100.250 Braun lf 422100.250 a-Van Slyke ph 100000.000 Cleveland 120 000 100 —4 70 1/ Arizona 7. 2B—Hernandez(1), Belt The traditional season opener between Strahm 3 12 2101781.00 Baez 2b 300102.143 Santana rf 321012.200 Avilan p000000 --- Texas 020 000 001 —3 71 Young 120000180.00 (1), Pence (1),Crawford (2), Panik Houston and Cincinnati wascanceled and Arrieta p20100 1.500 Shaw 3b-1b 412201.500 Stripling p000000 --- (1). HR—Crawford (1), off Delgado; a-struck out for Guyer in the 8th. b-struck atotalof86games werelost beforethe Minnesota IP HRER BBSO NP ERA c-Szczur ph 100000.000 Aguilar 1b 201101.667 b-Barnes ph 100001.000 Santiago W, 1-05 41 124881.80 Goldschmidt (1), off Cueto; Lamb (1), off out for Rua in the 9th. 1-ran for Napoli strike wassettled. Ueharap 000000 --- Marinez p000000 --- Dayton p000000 --- Cueto. RBIs—Hernandez 4(4), Belt (1), in the 9th. E—Gallo (1). LOB—Cleveland 1973 — Ron Blomberg ofthe New York Duffey H, 1100 00060.00 Strop p00000 0--- a-Pina ph-c 201101.500 Totals 28 05025 2/ Crawford (1), Marrero(1), Cueto (1), 6, Texas 4. 2B—Mazara(2), Napoli Yankees became the first major league Belisle H, 1 3 00 012180.00 d-Zobrist ph-lf 000010.000 Bandy c302000.429 2/ SanDiego 201 000 010 —411 0 Goldschmidt (2), Lamb 2(2), Owings (1). HR—Santana (1), off Perez; Gallo designated hitter. Rogers H, 1 3 00 00180.00 Almoracf30100 1.333 Suter p000000 --- 2/ Los Angeles 000 000 000 —0 51 Pressly 3 00 00290.00 Totals 31 2524 8 Hughes p000000 --- Haley 100000130.00 St. Louis AB RHBI BB SOAvg. c-Thames ph 100001.200 a-pinch hit for Maeda in the 5th. b-struck Santiago pitchedto1batter in the 6th. Fowler cf 401003.250 Arcia ss 300002.167 out for Stripling in the 8th. c-popped out Inherited runners-scored—Strahm 1-1, Diaz ss 400000.222 d-Nieuwenhuis ph100000.000 for Richard in the 9th. E—Grandal (1). Duffey 1-0, Rogers 1-0. HBP—Santiago Carpenter 1b 400002.125 Davies p100000.000 LOB—SanDiego 6, LosAngeles 3. 2B— (Gordon). Umpires—Home, Tony Peralta 3b 401001.250 Perez 3b 300002.000 Aybar 2(2). HR—Solarte (1), off Maeda. Randazzo; First, RobDrake; Second, Molina c40100 0.429 Totals 34 595214 RBIs—Myers (1), Solarte 2(3),Schimpf PatHoberg; Third, Gerry Davis. T—3:06. (2). SB—Margot (1). SF—Schimpf. S— Piscotty rf 110001.250 Colorado 004 020 000 —612 0 A—15,171 (39,021). Bowman p00000 0--- Richard. Runners left in scoring position— Milwaukee 010 202 000 —5 90 SanDiego 2(Jankowski, Hedges). ORIOLES3,BLUEJAYS1 b-Garcia ph 000010 --- Cecil p00000 0--- a-singled for Marinez in the 6th. b-walked RISP—SanDiego 2for 6; . GIDP—Myers, Toronto AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Siegrist p00000 0--- for Ottavino in the 8th. c-struck out Solarte, Seager,Turner,Puig, Grandal. Travis 2b 401102.300 Broxton p00000 0--- for Hughes in the 9th. d-grounded out DP—SanDiego 4(Schimpf,Aybar,Myers), Donaldson 3b 401003.444 e-Martinez ph 0000101.000 for Arcia in the 9th. LOB—Colorado 10, (Solarte, Myers), (Schimpf,Solarte, Bautista rf 401002.111 Grichuk lf-rf 400001.250 Milwaukee 4. 2B—Gonzalez (1), Arenado Myers), (Aybar,Solarte, Myers); Los Morales dh 401001.125 Wong 2b 401000.167 (1), Parra(1), Reynolds (2), Santana Angeles 3(Maeda, Turner), (Forsythe, 2-Goins pr-dh 000000 --- Wainwright p10000 0.000 (1), Shaw 2(4). HR—Braun (1), off Gonzalez), (Turner, Forsythe, Gonzalez). Tulowitzki ss 400002.000 a-Adams ph-lf 100010.000 Anderson. RBIs—Blackmon (2), Arenado SanDiego IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Martin c30001 0.000 Totals 31 1403 8 (1), Parra3(4), Reynolds (4), Braun Richard W, 1-08 50 025990.00 Pearce lf-1b 400000.333 (1), Shaw 2(3), Aguilar (1), Pina (1). Hand 100000110.00 Chicago 000 200 000 —2 52 Corral Smoak 1b 31200 1.500 SB—Story (1). S—Blackmon. Runners left Los Angeles IP HRER BBSO NP ERA 1-Carrerapr-lf 000000.667 St. Louis 000 010 000 —1 40 in scoring position—Colorado 4(Gonzalez, Maeda L, 0-1 563324755.40 Pillar cf 301000.286 a-pinch hit for Wainwright in the 5th. Parra2,Reynolds); Milwaukee 1(Arcia). Avilan 100001120.00 adno=6447887 THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB6 MARKETWATCH DOW20,648.15 41.09 · NASDAQ 5,864.48 34.13 · S&P500 2,352.95 7.21 · RUSSELL2000 1,352.14 16.03 Survey: Firms add 263K jobsinMarch, U.S. aimstokeepWestinghousefromChinese

most in 2years resigned all posts at the U.S. unit, automakers. Privatebusinesses added Trump team considerswaystoprotect according to aperson familiar with One nationalsecurity watchdog the most jobs in morethan the matter. gave U.S. officials an early warning. twoyears last month, aprivate nuclear technology secrets, officials say Westinghouse spokeswoman Sarah Former Navy commander KirkLip- survey found, athird straight Cassella declined to comment late pold sent Tillerson aletter twodays month of robust gains. BLOOMBERGNEWS seeking abuyer forits money-losing Tuesday. beforeWestinghousefiled the bank- reactor business. Perry, Mnuchin, SecretaryofState ruptcy papers.Westinghouse not only Payroll processor ADP said TheTrump administrationisso Trump administrationofficials RexTillerson and Commerce Sec- builds nuclear reactors in the U.S. but Wednesdaythatbusinesses alarmed that Chinese investors may and members of Congress arecon- retaryWilbur Ross areinvolvedin is responsible formaintenance at cur- added 263,000 jobs in March,the try to purchase Westinghouse Elec- most since December 2014. That cerned the bankruptcyfiling could discussions about howthe adminis- rent reactors,said Lippold, whowas tric Co.’s nuclear business that U.S. is up from 245,000 in February, allowabid from an investmentgroup tration would address asale of the the commander of the USS Cole when officials aretrying to find an Ameri- whichwas revised lower. with hidden Chinese backing, one of business,the officials said. the ship was attackedoff the coast of can or allied buyer for the company, Thefigureismuchhigher the officials said. All of the officials Southern Co.CEO Thomas Fan- Yemen in 2000. twopeople familiar with the matter than economists’ forecasts for requested anonymity. ning has met with Perryand Tiller- Anybid by Chinese investors would thegovernment’s jobs report, to said. Among concerns in the son to discuss Westinghouse’s fate, require approval by apanel known as be released Friday. Analysts pre- Cabinet members including En- event of aChinese purchase is the according to aperson familiar with theCommittee on ForeignInvest- dict thatreportwill show178,000 ergy Secretary Rick Perry and Trea- disclosureofnuclear technological thediscussions.The utility company ment in the U.S., whichreviews for- jobs were added, according to sury Secretary StevenMnuchin have secrets thatcould be used formili- hasastake in avoiding disruption of eign acquisitions of U.S. companies data provider FactSet. discussed preventing Westinghouse’s tary or civilian purposes.The U.S. Westinghouse’s operations because fornational security risks.Mnuchin Thehealthygain followssolid purchase by aChinese-linked com- would almost certainlystopanopen the companyisbuilding twonuclear chairs the panel. increases in January and Febru- pany, t hree U.S. officials said. The Chinese bid formajority ownership reactorsfor Southernsubsidiary Thecommittee,which includes the ary and suggests thatrising administration is preparing for of Westinghouse’s nuclear business, Georgia Power. secretaries of the Treasury,Energy, business confidence is translat- Westinghouse to come up during athird official said. Thegovernment Administration officials so farhave Defense,State and Commerce depart- ing into stronger hiring. President Trump’s first meeting has authority to regulate corporate examined three potential courses to ments,can impose changes to trans- with Chinese President Xi Jinping acquisitions involving sensitive na- keep Westinghouse out of Chinese actions or,inrarecases,recommend Payless plans to close at hisMar-a-Lago resortinFlorida on tional security technology. hands,said the person familiar with to the president thattheybeblocked. Thursday and Friday, a n official said. TheJapanese government would the discussions.The government Thepanel has amaximum 75 days to Western Pa.locations Foryears,Chinese entities have oppose anyefforttosell the Westing- might blockasale to aChinese buyer; complete its review. been interested in Westinghouse, and house business to aChinese buyer, encourage an alternative bidfrom Atop Japanese government official Retailer Payless ShoeSource thenuclear reactor builder has been a according to people familiar with U.S. or friendlyforeign investors; has told Perryhis government is wor- said it plans to closestores in repeated target of Chinese espionage. thematter. or the government might invest in ried about Toshiba’s financial future Frazer,Lower Burrell, East Westinghouse filed forChapter 11 Toshiba said it replaced Westing- the companydirectlyinreturnfor if the conglomerate is unabletosell Huntingdon and twoother West- bankruptcy protection March 29, and house Chairman Daniel Roderick an equity stake, akintothe Obama Westinghouse’s reactor business,a ernPennsylvania locations. its parent company, Toshiba Corp.,is with Mamoru Hatazawa. Roderick administration bailout of American U.S. official said. Thechain filed forChapter 11 bankruptcyprotection and said it will immediatelyclose nearly 400 stores as partofits reorgani- zation. TheTopeka, Kan.-based companyhas morethan4,400 stores in morethan30countries Backlash and was founded in 1956. TheFrazer storeisinthe Pittsburgh Mills mall, and the LowerBurrell store is on spursPepsi Wildlife LodgeRoad. Theshop is in theCountryside Shopping Center.Stores in theWashing- ton CrownCenter mall in North to remove Franklin, Washington County, and in the Aliquippa Shopping Center in Aliquippa also are closing, according to aliston Jenner ad thecompany’s website. JABsnapsupPanera Intended message of unity, formorethan $7B peace‘missed mark’ in spot Panera is being acquired by featuring protesters,police Europe’s JABHolding Co.for morethan$7billion. CHICAGOTRIBUNE JABisbetter known for Perhaps having celebrity model thegrowing stableofbrands and reality TV star Kendall Jenner it owns or has abig stakein, re-enact aseminal moment in the including Peet’s Coffee &Tea, AP Yo uTube CEOSusan Wojicki introduces Yo uTube TV in February at Yo uTube SpaceLAinLos Angeles. BlackLives Matter protest move- Caribou Coffee Co., Stump- menttosellPepsi wasn’tsuchagood town Coffee and Keurig Green idea after all. Mountain and KrispyKreme Afterinitiallydefending its online Doughnuts. video featuring Jennerand acan Fordays, therehavebeenru- Latestweb TV servicelimited of soda as peacemakers in astreet mors of adeal forPanera, with standoffbetween marchers and po- one of the companies report- lice,PepsiCo pulled the controver- edlyinterested being Starbucks sial spot amid widespread backlash. Corp. YouTubeTV benefits offsetbyprogramming gaps Posted Monday, the nearly three- On Wednesday, the St. Louis minute“Live ForNow Moments sandwichand soup chainre- ASSOCIATED PRESS Big Tenand sports networks from Comcast, Foxand Anthem” video generated about vealed it was JAB, an invest- CBS —but not Turner networks suchasTBS and oth- 1.8 million views on Pepsi’s YouTube ment fund based in Luxemburg NEW YORK —YouTube TV,Google’s newstream- ing package of about 40 television channels,isthe ers thataired the bulk of March Madness.New York page,with about 29,000 dislikes and thathas quietlybecome a Mets fans won’t getbaseball games on SNY. thousands of negative comments, Starbucks rival. tech industry’s latest bid to getcable-shunning mil- lennials to payfor live TV over the internet. It offers YouTube has the Freeformand CW networks; its beforesuddenly“going private” mid- advantagesoverrivals, butitremains hobbled by a rivals lackThe CW.AMC is coming in afew weeks,so dayWednesday. JPMorgan shareholders limited channel selection. you’ll have to wait to catch up on “The WalkingDead.” “Pepsi was trying to projecta to vote on chairman role Don’t confuse the YouTube service,whichdebuts Sincemost channelnumbers and names aremean- global message of unity,peace and Wednesday, withNetflix, Amazon Prime and other ingless in adigital world, YouTube TV arranges live understanding,” the companysaid JPMorgan Chase &Co. streaming offerings.Likesimilar effortsfromSony, channels by topic, starting with broadcast networks, Wednesdayonits website.“Clearly we missed the mark, and we apolo- shareholders will again vote on Dish and AT&T’s DirecTV,YouTubeTVprimarily sports,youth-oriented channels,theneverything else. gize. We did not intend to makelight aproposal calling forthe board aims to let youchannel surf over the internet, not Subscriptions areinitially limited to NewYork, Los to select achairman whoisnot stream from an online library of shows and movies. Angeles,Chicago,Philadelphiaand the San Francisco the company’s chief executive, PEPSI · B7 So these internet-cableservices can offer live program- BayArea—all locations whereYouTube could get according to aproxystatement ming, especiallysports. rights to local ABC, CBS, Foxand NBC stations. filedWednesdayfor the com- Search is one of YouTube’s selling points.Its rivals pany’s annual meeting May16. Buttheycome with some serious drawbacks.While these services aretypicallycheaper than traditional offersearch by shows and sometimes by actors; You- Theboardsaidinthe proxy Tube adds topical searches,suchas“aliens”or“road that it is against the measure, cableorsatellite services,people haven’t been signing trips.”It’s aworkinprogress.Asearch for“nerdcom- whichwas proposed by ashare- up in droves.Google is targeting viewers whohave holder whocontends thatgood neversubscribed to cableorsatellite TV and arejust edy” brings up “The Big Bang Theory,” but“comedy corporate governance requires as happytoget their video from the internet; getting aboutnerds” does not. an independent chairman. The them to cough up $35 amonth could be ahardsell. YouTubecould standtotakeacue from TiVo record- boardand current Chairman Google aims to luresubscribers with amoresophis- ers and let youautomaticallyrecordall programs and Chief Executive Jamie ticated program search,personalizedrecommenda- featuring,say,Jennifer Lawrence,includingher Dimon have defeated similar tions and amorefullyfeaturedonline DVRthanrival talk-showappearances. Youcan search forJennifer proposals. services.But it faces manyofthe same limitations. Lawrence,but youneed to go through the results and Ayear ago, asimilar proposal YouTube TV features staples suchasESPNand chooseshows to recordindividually. received32.6 percent of votes major broadcast networks butlacks keynetworks such One big plus: YouTube’s unlimited DVRwill store cast at the annual meeting of as PBS, CNN and .And it will initially recordings fornine months.Sony’s PlayStation Vue— the company, whichisthe big- be onlyavailableinahandful of major cities because theonlysimilar service offering an unlimited online gest American bank by assets. media rights arestuckinthe 20th century. DVR—offers only28days of storage. AP Thebiggest sharethe measure YouTube TV offers plenty of live sports,one of the YouTube TV worksonphones, tablets and laptop The ad features Jenner breaking has wonrecentlywas 40 per- chief reasons people stickwith cable. Pickateam, browsers.Watching on aTVrequires Google’s Chro- from amodeling shoot, doffing a cent in 2012. and the service automaticallyrecordsall thetelevised mecast, an inexpensive streamingstickyou control wig and joining the swelling ranks games it can find. Availablechannels include ESPN, with your phone.Early subscribers getone free. of astreet march. Simplersystemreplaces Netflix rating stars Netflix’s video-streaming service is scrapping its familiar star-rating system, hoping to Latrobe, Scottdale oldies radiostations sold makeiteasierfor its 94 million subscribers to signal whether they likedamovie or TV show. FCCapprovalneeded 1570) is pending FCC ap- Stevens and Rafsonde- theownerspurchased620 whorepresents Wall’s es- Theservice is compressing its proval, whichwill takeup clined to comment on for- WKHB, the county’s oldest tate,saidheand Sharon familiar one-to-five star system for$605K acquisition to six weeks,said Robert matting or otherdetails radio station.Itcame on air Wall beganhaving conver- into asimpler choice of thumbs- of assetsbyBroadcast Stevens of Broadcast Com- about the futureofthe in 1934. sations with companies up or thumbs-down. munications III Inc.Anap- radio stations pending the TheLatrobe and Scott- interestedinWQTW and Thechange, whichNetflix in- plication foralicensefor FCC licensure. Rafson said dale stations,now operated by DILLON CARR WSLWabout twoyears ago. troduced Wednesday, is aimed at thetwo stations was filed thepurchase agreement by Molton Media LLC,were “Radio stations don’t sell Monday. contract prohibits the par- owned by L. Stanley Wall, soliciting moreviewerfeedback Twooldies radio stations as quicklyastheyusedto,” and helping the service make in Westmoreland County An asset purchase agree- ties from discussingdetails. whodiedinJune 2015.His ment was signed last week, Broadcast Communica- widow, SharonWall, was Tarantine said, adding they better recommendations. have been sold for$605,000 said RogerRafson, presi- tions owns four stations in appointed administrator of avoided listing the stations Although the stars will fade to BroadcastCommunica- after adecade on Netflix’s dentofPittsburgh-based North Versailles and three his estate by Westmoreland with abrokerage firm to tions III Inc., according to streaming service,they will CMS Station Brokerage. in Westmoreland County,as Countyand the FCC. In late save money until finally still be used on Netflix’s smaller Federal Communications Station managerChris well as astation in Waynes- January,she listed the two listing with CMS. DVD-by-mail service,where Commission filings. Molton said the stations burg and others in Oakland, radio stations with CMS they have been around 17 years. Licensurefor WSLW in have aboutadozenemploy- Md. Station Brokerage. Dillon Carr is aTribune-Reviewstaff Scottdale (FM 103.9) and ees.Day-to-dayoperations Thecompanystarted in RichardTarantine,a writer.Reach him at 724-850-1298 —Wireand staff reports WQTW in Latrobe (AM have not changed, he said. Westmoreland in 1996 when Pittsburgh-based attorney or [email protected]. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 · B7 Foracomprehensivelistofstocks and mutual funds, please visit our online business page at http://triblive.com/business/and clickthe marketstab.There Closingprices for Wednesday,April 5, 2017 Money&Markets youwillfindasearchable database of AtoZstocks and mutual funds. Yo ucan also create apersonalizedportfolio to track specific investmentsand get historicdata.

20,920 Dow Jones industrials 5,960 Nasdaq composite Commodities FUELS CLOSECHG. %CHG %YTD Stocks closed modestlylower Crude Oil (bbl) 51.15 +.12 -.69 -4.78 20,660 Close: 20,648.15 5,860 Close: 5,864.48 The price of U.S. Wednesday after an early rally Change: -41.09 (-0.2%) Change: -34.13 (-0.6%) Ethanol (gal) 1.65 +.01 ... +2.68 evaporated on news that Fed- crude oil rose 20,400 10 DAYS 5,760 10 DAYS Heating Oil (gal) 1.60 +.01 +.70 -5.91 eral Reserve officials meeting Wednesday, as Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.27 -.02 -.82 -12.30 last month disagreed whether it 22,000 6,000 did heating oil. Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.72 ... -.85 +3.01 would be safe to let inflation Wholesale gaso- 21,000 Commodities METALS CLOSE CHG. %CHG%YTD rise faster.Banks led the de- 5,700 line slipped one cline. 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Declined 1952 2042 S&P 400 1721.57 1693.16 1694.79 -13.14 -0.77% +2.06% New Highs 98 85 Wilshire 5000 24767.75 24457.84 24476.06 -101.83 -0.41% +4.48% Monsanto MON Interestrates NET 1YR New Lows 29 64 Russell 2000 1381.33 1350.95 1352.14 -16.04 -1.17% -0.37% TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO Close: $110.00 0.96 or 1.0% The agro-chemicalfirm reported 3-month T-bill .80 0.78 +0.02 ss s .19 profit andsales that were farbetter 6-month T-bill .92 0.91 +0.01 ss s .28 thananalysts expected. 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Taiwan Dollar 30.36+.02+.07% 32.48 Stockmarkets’ rally reversed by Fedsignals, doubtovertax cuts Dowdownsideplungelargest in 14 months WIRE REPORTS “It seems likeitwas a After the recent failure NEWYORK —Wall Street of the Republicans’ health combination of hawkish Fed carelegislation reform bill ended lowerWednesdayaf- minutes, disappointment ter alate-afternoon reversal some investors had hoped following signals from the about the pace of tax this would bring President Federal Reservethatitcould reform and apullback in Trump’s tax-cutting promise closertoreality. changeits bond investment crude prices. From my policythis year,quenching But House Speaker Paul arallysparkedbyastrong perspective, this is Ryan, R-Wis., said Wednesday private-sector jobs report. probably an unjustified thattax reform will takelon- Investorconcernsabout the emotional dip driven by gertoaccomplish than health Trump administration’s abili- care. ty to deliverpromisedtax cuts severalmixed signals.” “It seems like it was acom- were intensified by comments bination of hawkish Fedmin- RANDYFREDERICK utes,disappointment about from lawmakers on deepdivi- VICE PRESIDENT OF TRADING AND sionsinWashington. DERIVATIVESFOR CHARLESSCHWAB the pace of tax reform and Most Federal Reservepoli- apullbackincrude prices” that reversed the rally, accord- cymakers think the U.S. cen- crisis of 2008-09 in an effort to ing to RandyFrederick, vice tral bank shouldtakesteps to stimulate the economy. When president of trading and de- begin trimming its $4.5 tril- its bonds mature, it hascon- lion balance sheet this year rivatives forCharles Schwab tinued to buynew ones.But in Austin,Texas. as long as the economic data now, the Fedmay stop buying holds up,Fed meeting minutes “Frommyperspective, this newbonds when older ones is probably an unjustified showed. mature, whichwould gradu- Theminutes alsoshowed emotional dip drivenbysev- allyshrink the sizeofits hold- eral mixed signals.” “some participants viewed ings. equity prices as quite high Nine of the S&P’s 11 major In aheavy volume trading relative to standardvaluation sectors finished lower, with day, the Standard &Poor’s 500 measures.” financials leading the sell-off. index lost7.21 points,or0.3 “Either it scared partici- Utilities and real estate,the pants because of talk that percent, to 2,352.95. TheDow so-called defensive sectors, sounds likemaybe (thestock sank 41.09points, or 0.2 per- were the onlytwo thatended market) is bubbling, or there cent, to 20,648.15.The Nasdaq higher. is some thought thatthe nor- fell 34.13 points,or0.6 percent, Earlier in the day, the S&P malizationofthe balance to 5,864.48. TheRussell 2000 in- had risenasmuchas0.8 per- sheet is going to harmgrowth dex of small-company stocks cent and the Nasdaqhit are- ... or we aregoing to getmore lost 16.03points, or 1.2 percent, cordhigh after private-sector (rate) hikes” than alreadyex- to 1,352.14. jobs data blew past expecta- pected, said Janna Sampson, TheDow posted its largest tions. co-chief investment officer at intra-daydownside reversal Data showedthatAmeri- OakBrook Investments LLC in 14 months in Wednesday’s can companies added263,000 in Lisle, Ill. session after shedding again workers in March,the most TheFederalReservebought of morethan 198 pointstoend sinceDecember2014and well trillions of dollars worthof near the sessionlow,which aboveeconomists’ expecta- bonds during the financial was adropofnearly 50 points. tions of 187,000. Niveapulls ‘White is Purity’ad

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NATION KANSAS Recesslikely first,thenhealthcare Judge wantsofficial Easter break viewedastime WhiteHouse to meet with Pence, to produce plan with health careamong the topics, takentoTrump forholdout GOP lawmakers Poll: For1st time, majority support Obamacare according to House GOP aides. Theimpasse reflects the ongoing TOPEKA —Afederal judge to ‘justify their position’ AGallup poll shows 55 percent aldTrump’svictory in thepresi- inability of the GOP’s moderate of Americans supportthe Af- dential election leftRepublicans in Wednesdayordered thestate’s and hard-right wingstoreach a THEWASHINGTON POST fordableCareAct,orObamacare, control of the legislativeand ex- compromise on just howmuchof top elections official to produce a whichrepresentsa13 percent ecutive branches,”Gallup wrotein plan on homeland securityissues WASHINGTON —House Repub- increase from fivemonthsago and astatement.“Independentshave theAffordableCareAct, signed thathetook to ameeting with licans indicated Wednesdaythat the first time amajority of Ameri- ledthe wayinthisshifttoward into laweight years agobythen- President Trumpaspotential evi- theywould leave Washington this cans approveofformer President approval, increasingby17percent- president Obama, ought to be un- denceinavoting rights lawsuit. week without passing their stalled Obama’ssignature health care law. age pointscompared with 10-point done. Theconflicthas persisted U.S. Magistrate James O’Hara health carebill, spurning aspirited The pollcomesasRepublicans changesfor both Republicans and despite the sky-high politicalstakes ruled that thedocument from White House effort to revive the engage in effortstorepealand Democrats.” forcongressional Republicans who Kansas Secretary of State Kris legislation amid afresh roundof replacethe ACA. The GOP’smost When Gallup first asked Ameri- have long promised to repeal the Kobachcould be relevant to a intraparty finger-pointing. recent effort —the American cans whether they approvedof law, as well as President Trump’s HealthCareAct —failedinlate federal lawsuitchallenging a2013 Threetop GOP leaders eachdi- the ACAin2012, 48 percentsaid desiretonotchavictory with only March. theyapprovedwhile 45 percent ahandful of legislative workdays state lawrequiring newvoters aled backexpectations foraction “Republicans, Democratsand said theydisapproved. TheACA’s remaining in his first 100 days in to provideproof of their U.S. beforeatwo-weekrecessbegins citizenship when registering. independentsare all morelikely to lowest approval wasinlate2014, office. Thursday,after alate-night meet- O’Hara also ordered Kobachto approve of the ACAnow thanin when 37 percent approved and56 Rep. PatrickMcHenry,R-N.C., the ing of holdout factions led by Vice produce asecond internal office November,afewdaysafter Don- percent disapproved. chief deputy whip,said the recess document. President MikePence on Tuesday couldbea“cooling-off period” dur- O’Hara directedKobachto failed to produce abreakthrough. ing whichholdouts could “listen to providethe twodocuments by 5 “Wecan keep working this for MajorityLeader Kevin McCarthy, night meeting was not expected their constituents and justifytheir p.m. Thursdaysothe magistrate weeks now, ”Speaker Paul Ryan, R- R-Calif., aviewthatwas echoed by Wednesday as originally planned, position on this bill.” can examine them in private. Wis.,said Wednesday, emphasizing Majority WhipSteve Scalise,R-La., foreclosing anychance thatthe “You need people to stop, takea O’Hara said he would thendecide there was “no artificialdeadline” whosaid it was “very unlikely” the GOP’sAmerican HealthCareAct deepbreath, andthinkthrough the whetherthe documents are foraction. health carebill would see avote might be resurrected beforethe waytoyes,” saidMcHenry.“Right relevant and,ifthey are, what in- “Gettingthis done by tomorrow? this week. Easter recess begins. However,late now, the offerings have diminished formationattorneyschallenging Ithink that’s tough,” said House Acontinuation of the Tuesday- Wednesday,Ryanwas asked to the votes, not increased them.” the state’s proof-of-citizenship requirement would see. MARYLAND Pilot ditched plane in woods to misshomes All-night CLINTON—Afighterpilot on atraining mission ditched his jet in awooded area Wednesday talk aims so the plane would avoid crash- ing intoasuburban Washington neighborhood, the military said. TheF-16C, whichmilitaryof- to block ficials said wasatleast 30 years old andworth $20 million, went down about200 yardsbehind a small subdivision of two-story brickhomesinthe middle-class Gorsuch suburban community of Clinton, about 3milessouthwest of Joint Base Andrews. Filibuster likely to end Thepilot wastreatedfor minor injuries and released fromthe as GOP senators turn hospital, said Lt. Col. Michael PHOTOS;AP to ‘nuclear’optiontogain Corker, thepilot’s commanding Apontoon boat sitsinthe frontyard of ahome in Henry County, Ala., whereasuspectedtornado officer.Noone elsewas injured. touched down Wednesday. No deaths or injures were reported. judge’sconfirmation

FLORIDA REUTERS WASHINGTON —ADemocrat- Statepoised to bolster 1 Tornadoesthrash South ic senator delivereda15⁄2-hour, ‘Stand Your Ground’ law all-nightspeech denouncing President Trump’sSupreme Court TALLAHASSEE —Lawmakers At least 9possible twisters nominee Wednesday,joining an ef- advanced ameasureWednesday fort to blockSenateconfirmation thatcould make it easier to avoid reported in Alabama, of Neil Gorsuchinaheated politi- prosecution in deadly shootings cal showdownwithRepublicans. and otheruse-of-forcecases by Georgia, South Carolina Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley be- seeking immunity on self-defense ganhis speechonthe Senate floor grounds under thestate’s pio- ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesdayevening and wrapped up neering “stand your ground”law. ATLANTA—Severe storms mid-morning Wednesday. TheSen- In a74-39 vote,the state’s atewas expected Thursdaytohold HouseofRepresentativespassed raking the Southeast unleashed one largetornado and more than avotetotry to end aDemocratic legislation that shifts the burden procedural effort of proof from defendants to ahalf dozenapparent twisters Wednesday,toppling trees,rough- called afilibuster prosecutorswhen the lawisin- aimed at block- vokedtoavoid trial. Themeasure ingupSouth Carolina’s “peach capital” and rainingout golfers ing Gorsuch’s returnstothe state Senate,which confirmationto last month approved its ownver- warming up forthe Masters. AcrewinRoswell, Ga., clean up after aviolent storm Wednesday. Apowerful tornado toppled trees alifetime post on sion of the bill. Both chambers the court. and downed powerlines in rural In southwest Georgia, apower- arecontrolled by Republicans. Sundayand Monday killed five Republicans Georgia and similar scenes played ful tornado thattouched down at people,including aMississippi were expected to out in spots around Alabama and middaytraveled some distance on WASHINGTON woman whodesperatelycalled Merkley: fall shortofbe- SouthCarolina amid drenching thegroundinrural StewartCoun- 911 from acar thatplunged into a Speech lasted ing abletohalt rain, high winds and scattered hail ty,NationalWeather Service Me- morethan Secret Servicesuspends rain-swollencreek. the filibuster,but —some as big as baseballs. teorologistKeith Stellman said. It 15 hours. Authorities in Johnston, S.C., said they have agent in prostitution arrest Forecasterssaid awidearea left downed powerlinesand trees atownof2,300 thatcalls itself the votes needed across muchofthe three states on roads,said Sandra James,a ASecretService agent charged ThePeachCapital of TheWorld, to thenimmediatelychangethe was under threatofpowerful, sheriff’s office dispatcher. with protecting Vice President reported apossibletornado there Senate rules to prohibit filibusters long-livedtornadoes. All told at least nine possible MikePence hasbeen suspended damagedabout adozen build- against Supreme Courtnominees. Thesevereweather outbreak tornados had been reported across forallegedlymeeting aprostitute. ings. Crewscouldn’timmediately Republicans said Gorsuch will was the second to hit the South in Alabama, Georgia and SouthCar- Theagencyconfirmed Wednes- checknearbypeachorchards,but be confirmed Friday,one wayor less than aweek, butnodeaths or olina as the dayworeonwith daythe unidentified employee authorities said those were al- the other. significant injuries were reported morereports likelyasthe storms had been placed on administrative readyseverelydamagedbyalate Senate confirmation of Gor- continued into theevening. leave during an investigationinto by Wednesdayevening. Storms on March hardfreeze. such, 49, would reinstate the “allegations of criminal activity.” court’s conservativemajority,al- Theagent was spotted leaving lowTrump to leave an indelible the room of theescortinaMary- markonAmerica’s highest ju- land hotel by police late last week dicial bodyand fulfill atop cam- whilehewas offduty,sources told paign promise by the Republican CNN.Hewas arrested and charged Border wall’s breadth toneddown president. with solicitation beforetelling his Toward theend of his marathon bosses,the outlet reported. Barrier won’tlikely reach speech, Merkley looked weary,his suit jacketunbuttoned and his OHIO ‘fromsea to shining sea,’ yellowtie billowing out. He stood beside an easel holding graphics Quadrupletsaccepted security official admits thatanaidewould periodically Aman and his adjust. at Ivy League universities McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS dog take an “For the first time in U.S. his- HAMILTON —Quadruplet WASHINGTON —The Trump early evening tory,aseathas been stolen from brothers have all been accepted administration won’t attempt to walk along the one president and deliveredtoan- at some of thenation’s top uni- build abarrier along the entire U.S.border other in acourt-packing scheme. versities,including each of them length of thenation’s2,000-mile fencethat If thatweretosucceed, it would to Yale and Harvard. border with Mexico,Homeland separates set aprecedent thatwill haunt TheWade brothers of the Security Secretary John Kelly Tijuana, thecourtfor decades to come,” northern Cincinnati suburb of said Wednesday. Mexico, from Merkley said. Liberty Township said theyhave “It’s unlikelywewill build a SanDiego. He noted Republicans,who con- been notified in recent days of wall or physical barrierfromsea AP trol the Senate,lastyear refused acceptances from anumber of to shining sea,” he toldthe Senate to consider Democratic former notableschools. Lakota EastHigh Homeland Security Committee. border wall with Mexico. Democrat, said Trump needs to President Obama’s nominationof School principal Suzanna Davis Thepledgetobuildawall Kellysaid Wednesdaythatsome acknowledgethere won’t be a appellate judgeMerrickGarland tellsthe Hamilton-Middletown was the cornerstone of Donald sortofwall would be builtbut Mexican-funded wall stretching to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, Journal-Newsthatthe four Trump’scampaignfor president, he didnot have an estimate of across the southernborder. whodiedinFebruary 2016. seniors epitomizeacademic focus withTrump declaring “I will build howmuchitwillcost American “It’s embarrassing; it’s not At one point, Merkley read a butare well-rounded, “great agreat,great wall on oursouthern taxpayers and exactlywhereit going to happen. Everybodyin 1998 speechbyone of the past giantsofthe Senate,Democrat young men” withindividual border,and I’ll have Mexico pay would go. Congress knows it’s not going to forthatwall.” Robert Byrd, decrying partisan- personalities. Border agents will be consulted happen,every Republican knows Aaron, Nick,Nigel andZach- YetWednesday, no Republican ship in Congress. on the location, he said. it, every Democratknows it.It ary haven’t made their decisions, fullydefended Trump’s position. “I believe thatthe American “We’ll do it whereitmakes makes no sense,” McCaskillsaid. though Aaron likes Stanford Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., sug- people aremorethantired of University and his threebrothers gested awallcould be defined sev- sense and what makes sense,” She questioned Kellyonwheth- partisanwarfare.Ibelieve they areleaningtowardYale.Finan- eral ways,suchashavingdrones, Kellysaid.“There’s no determina- er Trump is aware“we’renot go- wish forless of it from Congress, cial aid offers likelywillplayan towers,fences and technology to tion right nowwhatthis thingwill ing to build a2,000-mile concrete especiallyinthe Senate,where important role. detecttunnels. Trump is propos- look likeand howlong it will be.” wall.” morestatesmanship and alonger ing thatCongress spend $4.1 bil- Sen.ClaireMcCaskill of Trump is awareand is looking vieware expected,” Merkley said, —Wirereports lion to begin construction on a Missouri, the committee’s top at the options,Kellysaid. quoting Byrd. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017 · B9 ‘WARFARE AGAINSTMANKIND’ PROMPTS U.S.ENTRANCE INTOWORLD WARI PSUtrustee departs race after remark Retired executive said he was‘runningout of sympathy’ for‘so-called’ Sanduskyvictim

ASSOCIATED PRESS HARRISBURG—APenn State University trustee who told apublication he was “running out of sympathy” for people he described as “so-called victims” of JerrySan- duskysaid Wednesdayheis no longer seeking asecond termonthe board. Alumni-elected trustee Al Lord’s announcement during aforum was first reported by Pennlive.com. Theretired bank executive drew criticism forhis San- duskycomments to TheChronicle of Higher Education. Thecomments followedformer Penn State President Graham Spanier’s misdemeanor childendangerment conviction March 24 forhis handling of a2001 complaint against Sandusky. Lord, elected in 2014, has been partof PHOTOS: AP agroup of nine alumni-elected trust- Mary and Bob Thompson of West Virginia viewthe rows of crossesofAmerican World WarIsoldiersatthe Meuse-Argonne ees whohaveclashed with other board American cemetery in Romagne-sous-Montfaucon. It is the largest American cemetery in Europe. members about howthe university has responded to the scandal involving San- dusky,the school’s retired defensive football coach, nowinprison on achild Lord molestation conviction. Warbegan ‘AmericanCentury’ Lordsent an email to the Chronicle after Spanier’s conviction thatsaid he was “running out of sympathyfor 35 yr old, so-called victims with 7digit net worth.” Congressobliged requestfromWilson100 yearsago today He released astatement several days agotothe DailyCol- legian, the Penn Statestudent newspaper,apologizing for ASSOCIATED PRESS ica’s defining WorldWar I “anypainthe comment mayhavecaused actual victims.” battle of Meuse-Argonne,a AnthonyLubrano,afellowalumni-elected trustee and ROMAGNE-SOUS-MONT- region in easternFrance close Lordally, said Lordtoldhim the decisionnot to seekanoth- FAUCON,France —Carpen- to Verdun. er termwas not related to his comments to the Chronicle. ter Guy Ford likedtowatch Acenturylater,little has “Of course I’m disappointed,” said Lubrano,who de- fish playinthe currents changedinthe landscape of ferredcomment on Lord’s comments regardingSandusky around his ship as it sailed the Meuse-Argonne. victims.“Al was the most cerebral member of the board. forEuropetooffload untested At avital stage of World He’ll be missed.” troops forawar as horren- WarIinthe fall of 1918, the dous as it was defining forthe Meuse-Argonne offensive century to come. wasthe biggest and bloodiest Ford would soon lose his operation of the American innocence.But unlikemany Expeditionary Force. It in- young Americans who volved morethan1.2 million crossed the Atlantic acentury American soldiers and lasted agotofight in WorldWar I, 47 days,with aloss of over he livedtosee his country go 26,000 American lives. Ford from afledgling, inward-look- The statue of aFrench poilu restsinfront of the Douaumont survived. ing nation to aworld power. Ossuary in Verdun, France. TheMeuse-Argonne Ameri- BeforeApril 6, 1917, the can Cemetery in Romagne- United States still was,inthe out of war.” Another of his “Yes,theywereessential in Sous-Montfaucon is the wordsofAmerican writer campaign catchphrases had turning the tide.Why?There largest American cemetery Walter Lippmann, acountry amorecontemporary ring: was areal deadlock,” said De in Europe and memorializes where“money spent on battle- “America first.” Vos, thehistorian. 15,200 war dead. ships would be better spent on Ford’s granddaughter,Mary When war was declared, At hugecost, theAmericans schoolhouses.” Thompson, whoalsolives “the U.S. army was smaller AP were driving the Germans Yo ung people gather Wednesdaytohonor the Then, 100 years ago in West Virginia, retraced than the Danish army and backeverfarther when, on Thursday, theUnited States his steps through the war muchsmaller than theBel- memory of the victims of subwaybombing on Nov. 11, the armistice ended Marsovo PolyeinSt. Petersburg, Russia. declared war on Germany and stopped offatVerdun in gian army,” De Vossaid. the fighting. and, followingvictory in 1918, northernFrance.There, the TheBritish and French In Mayof1919, Ford re- started what would eventu- mangled remains of some wanted them fast, butcom- turnedtolife in West Vir- allybecome known as “The 130,000 unknown soldiers mander Gen. John J. Pershing ginia, officiallyauthorized by 7arrested in deadly American Century.” from both sides,impossible insisted his troops needed the305th engineers “to wear Ford,anonlychild from to separate,lie together in the training first. theService Ribbon” with Ronceverte, W. Va., was clos- Douaumont Ossuary. So it was May26, 1918, three bronzestars, forhaving inginon30when the so-called “I can’t imagine aboy from beforeFord, drafted by the participated in the Somme,St. Russiasubwayattack GreatWar started in August Summers County in West Vir- American Expeditionary Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne 1914. Twomonths earlier, ginia coming to this country Force, left forFrance. offensives. looking into the possibility aSerb nationalist named and marching ahead of death As he was making the 530- Investigators probe As much of Europe layin thatDzhalilov, whocarried Gavrilo Princip had shot and bombs,” she said. mile trip across France to the ruins,with 14 million soldiers out Monday’s attack,could killed Austro-Hungarian Despite American reluc- Verdun region with the305th possibility bomber and civilians from around the have been linked to the ter- CrownPrince Franz Ferdi- tance to getinvolved, there Engineering Battalion of the globe dead, the United States waslinked to ISIS rorgroup. nand in Sarajevo. was outrage early on at 80th Division, the war was emerged as amajor powerin Meeting with the heads of Theshot was heardaround the bombing and German entering its end game. ASSOCIATED PRESS theworld. security services from are- Europe,wherediplomatic al- destruction of Belgium’s Germanyhad long fought In “a personal word”tohis liances quicklydrew most of Louvain library and reports on twofronts,against Russia ST.PETERSBURG, Rus- gionalalliance thatincludes soldiers in whichhesigned most of Russia’s Central the continent into war,with of other atrocities.Then, in the east and France and offascommander in chief, sia — As part of a hunt for Germanyand theAustro- German submarines started Belgium in the west. When accomplicesofthe St. Pe- Asian neighbors,President Pershing wrote thatthey Vladimir Putin warned that Hungarian Empirepitted attacking ships in the Atlan- Russia signed apeace treaty “in asuccession of brilliant tersburg suicide bomber, terror threatsloom over the against Britain, Russia and tic.In1915, the British liner in 1918, Germanywas ableto offensiveshaveovercomethe investigators Wednesday region. France.But the reverbera- Lusitania was torpedoed, pull troops west and push for menace to our civilization.” rounded up sevensuspect- Thedetainees were ac- tions didn’t immediatelycross killing some 1,200, includ- thedecisive breakthrough. Ford eventuallymarried ed Islamic State recruiters cused of seeking “mostly the Atlantic. ing 128 Americans.Early in TheGermans came within and had aboy and then aset from the Central Asia region immigrants from the re- “The attitude of the Ameri- 1917, unrestricted submarine bombardment reachofParis, of twin boys.In1934, when of the former Soviet Union publicsofCentralAsia to cans was not yetthe attitude warfareresumed. In his April butfailed again to fullyturn Mary Thompson’s father was butfoundnoimmediate evi- commit crimes of aterror- of abig power, ”said Professor 2war message to Congress, the war. justfour, Ford died at theage dence of their involvement ist natureand encourage Luc De Vos, amilitary histo- Wilson called it “warfare From then on, the arrival of 46. Countless people had in the subwayattack. them to getinvolvedinthe rian of Leuven University. against mankind.” of up to 2.1 million U.S. troops returned from the war with TheInvestigativeCom- American immigrant “American ships have been became an ever-biggerfactor. physical and mental scars activities of terrorist orga- mittee hasn’tcaught any nizations,” the Investigative communities were tornover sunk, American livestaken, “At thatdecisive moment neverfully examined. associates of 22-year-old Ak- whether to help the Brit- Committee said. in ways whichithas stirred in the balance of powers, “We’ll neverknowwhat barzhon Dzhalilov, anative ish, and pacifism was the us very deeplytolearn of,” he the 2million Americans — caused his death,” Mary Theinvestigators have of the Central Asian nation watchwordafter the destruc- said. young, enthusiastic troops, Thompson said. “Weunder- searched Dzhalilov’s home of Kyrgyzstan. Thecommit- tion of the U.S. Civil War. He asked forwar.OnApril they attacked and they were stood from relativesthatit and foundobjectssimilar President WoodrowWilson 6, Congress obliged. everywhereonthe front,”De washis heart, butwho knows tee, Russia’s top criminal in- to thoseused in the subway wonre-election in 1916 with TheU.S. entry changed Vossaid. —itcould have been some- vestigationagency, saidit’s bomb,itsaid. the slogan“He has kept us everything. It was ever closer to Amer- thing from the war.” Screen Print WORLD from the site of an apparent airstrike the religious group is viewed by the in west Mosul, the largest civilian death Russian government as deviating too far NORTHKOREA toll since the battle against Islamic State from traditional norms thatPresident beganmorethantwo years agoand Vladimir Putin has promoted. Jehovah’s amongthe deadliest incidents in decades Witnesses do not vote or otherwise U.S. says missile test of modernwarfare. participate in politics,donot serveinthe ended in fierycrash Morebodies were being removed military and recognizeGod as the only Wednesdayasthe U.S.-led coalition true leader. PYONGYANG —Amissile test ended investigated whether it was responsible, in failureWednesdaywhen the rocket Iraqi officials blamed Islamic State and INDIA spun out of control and plunged into the injured continued to suffer. the ocean in afiery crash, asenior U.S. Theattackoccurredafter government Mob kills Muslim man defense official said. officials urged residents at thestart Thelaunchcame shortlybeforePresi- of the Oct. 17 offensive to stay in their who wastransporting cow dent Trump’s first meeting with Chinese homes.Responsibility forthe deaths has NEW DELHI —AMuslimman beaten leader Xi Jinping later this week, raising been disputed, as has the number killed. speculation thatitmight have been by amob thataccused him of transport- timed to gettheir attention. ing cows forslaughter hasdied, police Theextended-rangeScud missile suf- RUSSIA said Wednesday, in the latest violence by fered an in-flight failureand fell into the Hindu vigilantes enragedovertreatment sea offNorth Korea’s east coast, accord- High courtconsiders of the animal they consider sacred. ing to U.S. imagery and assessments,the Jehovah’sWitnesses ban Pehlu Khan died late Tuesdayofinju- official said on condition of anonymity ries sustained when he and 14 other men because he was not authorized to discuss MOSCOW—The nation’s Supreme were brutallybeaten three days earlier the launchpublicly. Courtisset to hear agovernment in Rajasthan state,police said. request Thursdaytoban Jehovah’s Wit- Hindus,who form 80 percent of India’s IRAQ nesses from practicing in the country. 1.3 billion population, consider cows According to the BBC, Russia’s justice to be sacred and formanyeating beef Nearly 300 died in Mosul ministry has alreadydesignated the is taboo.InmanyIndian states,the airstrike, officials say Christian-based group as an extremist slaughtering of cows and selling of beef group.The courtwill decide if thatdesig- is either restricted or banned. IRBIL —Iraqi officials said Wednesday nation should stand. thatthey had removednearly 300 bodies According to aNew York Times report, —Wirereports adno=6446399 B10 · THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2017

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Vol. XX NO.19 INSIDE TICKET 622CabinHillDrive COMEDY Greensburg, PA 15601 triblive.com Lewis Black ·16 ·17 TraceAdkins SusanJones Features Editor ·20 724-850-1272 KIDS [email protected] Dick’sSportingGoods PUZZLES Tw itter:@SusanJonesTrib Weekend ·18 To be listed: Sudoku ·26 Send emails to FOOD Crosswords ·26, 27 [email protected] Dining review: Huszar ·22 Foradvertising Dining News ·22 SPECIAL EVENTS information: Call theTribune-Review Te kkoconvention ·4 advertising department MOVIES Steel CityCon ·9 at 800-433-3045 BanffMountain Film Festival ·21 THEATER ON THE COVER LewisBlack Reel Shorts·25 “Collaborators”·10 andLisaLampanelli are High school musicals ·12 bringing their signature MUSIC Westmoreland Association humor to theregion this of Community Theatres·24 week. Black will take the Jeff Miller ·6 stage at 8p.m. Saturday Mipso ·6 at Heinz Hall in Pitts- Clubs &Concerts·14 WEEKLY FEATURES burgh; Lampanelli will perform at 8p.m. Friday Daniel BennettGroup ·19 The Big List ·5 at the PalaceTheatrein TraceAdkins ·20 Horoscope ·26 Greensburg. Billy Currington ·20 TV listings ·28 APRIL 6, 2017 3 TICKET SUNDAY 9 FRIDAY 14 THEPLANNER APRIL6-19 Anthrax,Stage AE, Pittsburgh’s To ddrick Hall“Straight Out of Oz,” . 800-745-3000 Carnegie Library Music Hall, Munhall. or promowestlive.com librarymusichall.com THURSDAY 6 SATURDAY 8 PIX: ThePittsburgh Indy Comic Psychedelic Furs with Robyn Expo,AugustWilsonCenter, Pittsburgh. Hitchcock,Mr. Smalls Theatre, Millvale. Te kkoconvention, April6-9,David L. Lewis Black,HeinzHall, Pittsburgh. pixcomics.blogspot.com 412-821-.4447ormrsmalls.com LawrenceConvention Center,PIttsburgh. 412-392-4900 or heinzhall.org Billy PriceCDRelease Party,Moondogs, teamtekko.us Blawnox. 412-828-2040 or moondogs.us MONDAY 10 PASSOVERBEGINS SATURDAY 15

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GuitaristPaolo Schianchi,Seton Hill UniversityPerforming ArtsCenter, Greensburg. 724-552-2929 Stomp,April 11-15, , Billy Currington,Stage AE, The Decemberists,Stage AE, Pittsburgh. 412-456-6666ortrustarts.org Pittsburgh’sNorth Shore. PIttsburgh North Shore. 800-745-3000 “Fun Home,” part of PNC Broadway 800-745-3000 or promowestlive.com or promowestlive.com in Pittsburgh, April 11-16, Heinz Hall, ComedianTom Segura, Carnegie Mezzo-soprano ChrystalE.Williams, Pittsburgh. 412-456-4800 or trustarts.org Library Music Hall, Munhall. St. Vincent College,Unity. concertseries. librarymusichall.com stvincent.edu Dan+Shay,Stage AE,Pittsburgh’s BanffFilm Festival,April 8-9, Byham THURSDAY 13 .800-745-3000 or Theater,Pittsburgh. 412-456-6666 promowestlive.com or trustarts.org The WayDownWanderers, FRIDAY 7 TraceAdkins,PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. RootsCellar,Pittsburgh Center 724-836-8000 or thepalacetheatre.org forthe Arts, Shadyside.412-361-1915 Steel City Con,April 7-9, Monroeville or calliopehouse.org SUNDAY 16 Convention Center.steelcitycon.com Bob James&HowardPaul,Manchester Craftsmen’sGuild,Pittsburgh’sNorth Side. Stage Right’s “J esus Christ Lisa Lampanelli, PalaceTheatre, 412-322-0800 or mcgjazz.org Superstar,” Greensburg. 724-836-8000 April 13-15, or thepalacetheatre.org Bouquet Park Pool Funny Palace Theatre, Fundraiser,Springdale VFD. Greensburg. Quantum Theatre’s“Collaborators,” 412-352-5820 or bouquetpark.com April 7-30,6500 HamiltonAve., 724-836-8000 East Liberty.412-362-1713 CityTheatre’s“Wild and Happy,” or stageright or quantumtheatre.org April 8-May7,Pittsburgh’sSouth Side. greensburg.com 412-431-2489orcitytheatrecompany.org Mark Eitzel and NationalAviaryEggstravaganza, Howe Gelb, April 8-9and 15-16, Pittsburgh’s Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh’s North Side.412-323-7235 or .org North Side.412-237-8300 or warhol.org

MONDAY 17 Gustavo Dudamel conducts the Pittsburgh Symphony,April 7and 9, B-PEP Jazz,WyndhamPittsburgh Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh. 412-392-4900 or UniversityCenter,Oakland.b-pepjazz.org pittsburghsymphony.org Highlands Gives Back charityevent, HighlandsHighSchool, Natrona Heights. highlandsgivesback.weebly.com TUESDAY 18 Dick’sSportingGoods Weekend, April 7-9, Children’sMuseum of STS9,Stage AE,Stage AE, Pittsburgh, North Side.412-322-5058 Pittsburgh’sNorth Side.800-745-3000 or pittsburghkids.org or promowestlive.com

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by MIKEMACHOSKy aparticularly important partof Tekko. We’resopickled in American Tekko This year,for the first time, pop culture, from birth onward, What: Pittsburgh’sanime,gam- thatwesometimes forget —sois there’s even aCosplayRepair ing, fashion, musicand Station, in case your giant robot the rest of the world. American Japanese pop-cultureconvention popcultureiskindofubiquitous, power-suit blowsagasket. When: 4:30-9p.m.April 6; To expand the convention’s to varyingdegrees. 9a.m.-1:30 a.m.April 7-8; But thereare other exporters 9a.m.-5p.m. April 9 appeal, there’s anew 18+ section of pop cultureout there, and the Admission: $50-$175 of panels,guests and events,for one thatseems to be growing the Where: David L. Lawrence stuffofamore, shallwesay, fastest —evenhereinthe States Convention Center,Pittsburgh R-rated nature. — is Japan. Details: teamtekko.us There’s also athing called One waytomeasureitlocally “Chibi Tekko,”which goes inthe is to seethe astronomical growth opposite direction. of Tekko(formerly Tekkoshocon burghsaysitbrought “Tekkofor the youngercrowd, — tekkosho means “steel mill” in $4.7 million in spending to 12 and younger, ”Varney says.“A Japanese), nowinits 15th year. , including panel atmosphere—learnabout Put on by the nonprofit Pitts- hotels and restaurants. Japanese cultureand history” burghJapanese CultureSociety, This year,theyexpect 9,000 through crafts,games and activi- the convention fills Pittsburgh’s people and $5 million in business. STEVEN PASCOE ties. biggest room, theDavid L. “This is Christmas forthe Cosplayisabig part of theannualTekkoconvention. Of course,there’s lots of Lawrence Convention Center for anime super-fan,” says Varney, panels,special guests,vendors, afour-dayweekend every year. whotook earlyretirementfrom them together in Pittsburgh? dressing up as their favoritechar- fashion shows,costumecontests, This year’s event is April6to9. Hewlett-Packardtohelp promote “The thread that’s holding it acters was kind of an amusing even music.The Japanese band When it started in 2003, it drew Tekko. all together is the cosplay(cos- sideshow. Now, formanypeople, Magic of Life will be doingtheir 600 people to theMonroeville Because alot of the big draws tumes),” Varney says.“Youcan’t it’s the main event. first-everperformance in the Convention Center,saysJack in Japanese culture—anime getthatonline.” Thehugevariety of charac- United States at Tekko. Varney,one of the festival’s orga- (animation), video games,manga Comics/pop-cultureconven- ters in anime andmangaallows nizers.In2016, therewere7,800 (comics) —are thingsthatfans tions used to be allabout the ven- almost infinitepossibilities for MikeMachoskyisaTribune-Review visitorsfrom27states.VisitPitts- can enjoyathome, what brings dors and special guests. People self-expression, so costumes are contributing writer. THEBIGLIST APRIL 6, 2017 5 TICKET SEND YOUR LISTING Ticket, 622Cabin Hill Drive, Greensburg,PA15601 Or email [email protected]. The deadline is noon Wednesday, one week before publication.

“Medea”: ThroughApril 8. Pre- MUSIC THEATER sented by Seton Hill Theatre. $16. Butler CountySymphony’s “Baltimore”: Through April 9. William GrangerRyanTheatre, “American Masters”: 7:30 p.m. Presented by theUniversityof Performing ArtsCenter,100 Har- April8.$20.Butler Intermediate Pittsburgh. $12.50.Henry Hey- rison Ave.,Greensburg. 724-552- High School, 551 Fairground Hill mann Theatre, 4301 ForbesAve., 2929 or setonhill.edu/tickets Road, Butler.724-283-1402or Oakland. 412-624-7529 or “Oedipus Rex”: Through April8. butlersymphony.org play.pitt.edu Presented by PICT Classic The- Dudamel conducts “Beethoven “ChildrenofEden”: Through atre. $15-$50.Union Project, 5”: April 7and 9with the April 9. $30-$40.The Strand 801 N. Negley Ave.,Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Symphony. $20-$94. Theater,119 N. Main St., 412-561-6000 or picttheatre.org Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh. 412-392- Zelienople.724-742-0400 “Peter and the Starcatcher”: 4900 or pittsburghsymphony.org or thestrandtheater.org Through April 9. Presented by River CityBrass “TheEvolu- “Daddy Long Legs”: Through the UniversityofPittsburgh. tion”: April 6. $20-$41. Carnegie April 9. Presented by Pittsburgh $12-$25. CharityRandall Theatre, Music Hall, Oakland. Details: 412- Public Theater.$25-$62. 4301 ForbesAve., Oakland. 434-7222 or rivercitybrass.org O’Reilly Theater, Pittsburgh. 412-624-7529orplay.pitt.edu Westmoreland Chorale 412-316-1600 or ppt.org “Pump Boys &Dinettes”: Society’sTenebrae Concert: “Fun Home”: April 11-16. Through April 15. Presented 7:30 p.m. April 8. $15. FirstPres- Presented by PNCBroadway in by Pittsburgh CLOCabaret. byterian Church of Greensburg, Pittsburgh. $31-$77.Heinz Hall, $38.75-$59.75. Cabaretat 300 S. Main St., Greensburg. Pittsburgh. 412-456-6666 Theater Square, 655Penn Ave., westmorelandchoralsociety.com or trustarts.org Pittsburgh. 412-456-6666 or trustarts.org Westmoreland Yo uth Sym- “The King and I”: Through phonyOrchestra Spring Con- April 9. Presented by PNC Broad- “SnowWhite”: Through April 9. cert: 3p.m. April 9. Free.Seton wayinPittsburgh. $26-$110. Presented by Gemini Children’s Hill Performing ArtsCenter, Benedum Center,Pittsburgh. Theater.$10.Father Ryan Arts 100 Harrison Ave.,Greensburg. 412-456-6666ortrustarts.org Center,420 ChartiersAve., westmorelandsymphony.org “LightsOut”: Through April 15. McKeesRocks. 412-243-6464 Presented by Pittsburgh or geminitheater.org DANCE PlaywrightsTheatre Company. “Wild With Happy”: April 8- $22.50.Pittsburgh Playwrights May7.Presented by City Theatre. The StepCrew: 7:30 p.m. April8. Theater Company, 937Liberty $37.50-$69.CityTheatre, $30, $24seniors,$16 children. Ave.,Pittsburgh. pghplaywrights. 1300 Bingham St., Pittsburgh Hillman Center forPerforming org (SouthSide).412-431-2489 Arts, 423 FoxChapel Road, “The ManWho PlantedTrees”: or cithytheatrecompany.org FoxChapel. 412-968-3040 April 6-8.Presented by EQT or thehillman.org Bridge Theater Series. $10.50. CALL FORTALENT Tr ustArtsEducation Center, Stomp: April 11-15. $41.25-$61.25. Apple Hill Playhouse: 9a.m.- Benedum Center,Pittsburgh. 807LibertyAve., Pittsburgh. 412-456-6666ortrustarts.org 412-456-6666ortrustarts.org LIST·8 TICKET 6 APRIL 6, 2017 MUSIC FROM THREE RIVERS Precision loopsaccompanyJeff Miller’ssolo act

by REGE bEHE Jeff Miller released his first album, “Trying to Be Cool,” in 2004, ayear after he graduatedfromcollege. TheUpper St. Clair native is nowatouring musi- cian based in Nashville,a husband and father of two young children. Thesingular“musician” is no mistake. Miller tours as atruesolo act, with just aguitar and equipment thatallows him to record and instantlyplayloops. SUBMITTED On his mostrecent album Mipso will perform April 6atthe HardRock Cafe. — fittinglycalled “Loops” — Miller’s lush andevoca- purelybluegrass? to me thatwas areal job tive instrumentals recall A: We’redrawn to alot prospect. When Isaw thatit guitarists suchasPhil of music,old andnew,and was andwas thinking about Keaggy, Adrian Belewand we trynot to be specifically what else Imight do —like Keller Williams. beholdentoany of those any20-something, Imight Miller performs afree DAVID FRANUSICH sounds.We’renot trying to waitress or been abarista showApril 11 at the Coffee- Jeff Miller will bring his loop experiencetoafew Western Pennsylvania locations, including perfectlyre-createanything —Ithought it was going to house in Village Hall on the afreeshowApril 11 at the Coffehouse in Village Hall on Pitt’s Greensburgcampus. from the’40s or ’50s.And be moreinteresting anda campus of the Universityof we’realso not tryingto rareropportunity joining a Pittsburgh at Greensburg. shows becauseIcantell D.C. Areyou comfortable Mipso,aquartet from frantically keep up with the band and traveling around Other local shows in- when Iplaysometimesthat beingamodern trouba- Chapel Hill, N.C., also has trends. the country playing music clude April 7atSkibo Cafe people arelooking incredu- dour,going from town to been winning fans,fusing Q: There seems to afair forpeople.Now that Ilook on the campus of Carnegie louslyatme. They think I’ve town on your own? traditional bluegrass music amountofreligiousim- backonit, it just seems like Mellon University, April 8 triggeredasampleinstead A: I’vebeen touring with elements of Americana agery on the newalbum, ano-brainer. at the 19thHoleBar and of recording it live.... After likethatsince Imoved to and folk music on its new notably in songs suchas Q: Mipsowas on the Grill in Chippewa and acouple of loop-intensive Nashville.Idid one tour album, “Coming Down the “Water Runs Red,”“Halle- KFCfloatinMacy’s April 9atNorth Country songs,I’ll stop andsay beforeIleft Pittsburgh just Mountain.” Theband also lujah”and the title track. Thanksgiving DayPa- Brewing in Slippery Rock. everything you’veheard to see what it was like, and features Jacob Sharp, man- Is there an inherent spiri- rade in 2015. What was Question: Your new is live in thesense thatit’s it went terribly,but thatwas dolin and vocals; Joseph tuality in your music? that like? album, “Loops,” features performedinfront of you because Ididn’t plan it well. Terrell, guitars and vocals; A: In oursongwriting, A: Surreal is theperfect contributions from Phil first, then I’mrecording and But I’m nowused to doing it; and Wood Robinson, bass we’reall prettymuchshoot- word forit. Forone thing, Keaggy, one of your playing it on top of alittle I’vegot anetwork of friends and vocals. ing from the hip. We’recom- every time we go to New musicalinfluences. What instrumental bit. and fans whohavebecome MipsoperformsApril 6at ing from our upbringing York it’s likeanextended wasthatlike? Q: Howlong did it take friends whohost me when- the HardRockCafe,Station and experiences,and we all stress experience, tryingto Answer: (After they youtoget comfortable ever I’m on the road. So in Square. grew up in theSouth. Jacob getaround. You’restaying met), he told me he would using loops? thatsense,I’m neverreally Question: Themusic and Joseph andI,who on somebody’s couchin love to gettogetherand A: Itell peoplewho are alone. has itsroots in bluegrass, wrote those songs, grew up somebody’s tiny little apart- play.Well, sure, youdidn’t trying to getinto loop it’s but on “Coming Down going to church,and we’re ment. But thattime we were have to twist my arm, but likelearning anew instru- Mipso theMountain” it seems familiar with Christian pickedupatthe airportin Istill wasn’t convinced it ment. It took me about two Libby Rodenbough of the you’veexpanded your imagery.We’reinterestedin Escalades.Westayedata would happen. …Wegot years beforeIwasn’t make band Mipso is reached the musical palette with the thatstuff.…Aspeople who very nice hotel in Chelsea together,hetook me out mistakes at shows. dayafterher beloved North addition of drums and areinterestedinstorytell- and was escorted every- to lunchand then went to Q: Do youevertour Carolina TarHeelsbeat keyboards. ing,you can’t help having wherebyadriver. Themorn- his home studio wherehe’s withaband? Kentuckytoadvancetothe Answer: We justfelt an appreciationfor those ing of the parade,wehad been recording most of his A: IwishIhad aregular Final Four of men’sNCAA thatthe songcalled for stories. That’s the tradition breakfast on this tour bus. recent albums,and played band. Fortouring purposes, Basketball Tournament. that. Even on thisalbum we’remost familiarwith. To my left was Pat Benatar foranhour andahalf.He the idea of goingout with a She and her bandmates there aresome songsthat Q: Youjoined theband and behind me was Quest- then offered, if Ihad any band does not appeal to me were playingaconcertin arealotsparer.“CryLike in 2014 afterplaying with love, whichisdefinitelydif- upcoming projects,toplay becauseofthe logisticsof Iowa during thegame and Somebody” is justacoustic Mipsoparttime.Why did ferent from most breakfasts on them. And Iwas in the it. Idon’t know howtouring caughtthe endofthe close guitar andvoices,and that’s youdecide to become a thatIhave. There’s probably middle of recording this bands thataren’t estab- contest viaalaptop. aformwefeelreally com- full-timemember? been no one who’s had that instrumental album. lished do it. “It was aheart attack- fortablein, butwethought A: Theboyshad been same breakfast experience. Q: Are listeners ever Q: Your current tour inducinglast couple of min- some of thesesongs were doing it forayear beforeI Details:412-481-7625 confused at live perfor- starts in Tennessee and utes,” says Rodenbough, just asking formorepro- joinedfulltime,and they or hardrock.com/cafes/ mances when youuse North Carolina, goes whosings andplays the duction. And we were inter- were having suchagood pittsburgh/ loops? through WesternPenn- fiddle.“Then,wewent back ested in trying newthings time.And muchtomysur- A: Definitely. Itry to do sylvaniaand stops in on stage forthe second set ourselves,instrumentally. prise, they were abletopay Rege Behe is aTribune-Review aquickdemo at alot of my Virginiaand Washington, very triumphant. Q: So themusicisnot their bills.Itdidn’t occur contributing writer. APRIL 6, 2017 7 TICKET TICKET 8 APRIL 6, 2017 monyoughchorale.org divisionheadfor physical April 8-9. $15-$100.Recom- cupine in Pittsburgh” featuring MAJOR THEBIGLIST Throughline TheatreCompany: anthropology at the Smithsonian mendedfor age13and older. the watercolor illustrations and Noon-3p.m. and 5-8p.m. Institution’sNationalMuseum ,Pittsburgh. polystyrene sculptures of Brian ATTRACTIONS of Natural History.Free. Morgan 412-456-6666 or trustarts.org McCall. Opening reception, FROM · 5 April 15, forthe 2017 season. Andy Warhol Museum: Those auditioning mustprepare Hall auditorium, 903ThirdSt., Carnegie Mellon University’s 5:30-8:30 p.m. April7.Regular noon formusicalsand noon- aone- to two-minutemonologue; California. International Film Festival ThroughMay 21,“Firelei Baez: hours: 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tu es.- Bloodlines.”10a.m.-5 p.m. 3:30 p.m. forplays,April 15, for if youdonot have amonologue, John L. Haigh Sr.: 6p.m. “Faces of Identity”: Through Fri. and 11 a.m. -5 p.m. Sat. Gal- its2017summer season. Cold material foracold read will be April 9. Various locations across Tu es.-Sun., 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Fri. April11. Mt. Pleasant Public lerie Chiz, 5831 Ellsworth Ave., $20, $10studentswithIDand readings will be available,but provided. Also bringaheadshot Library’sMeet the Author Series Pittsburgh. Features include monologuesare welcome.Those Shadyside.412-441-6005 ages3-8. 117SanduskySt., and acting resume.Glitter Box hosts Chief MasterSgt. Haigh, directorappearances,short film or galleriechiz.com auditioning formusicals must Theater,460 Melwood Ave., Pittsburgh.412-237-8300 former chiefsteward of Air Force competitions and exclusiveevent or warhol.org prepare32barsofanuptempo Pittsburgh. throughlinetheatre. One and author of “Air Force with local artist Baron Batch. Latrobe Art Center: April 6-30, Broadway songassheet music. org One: An Honor,Privilege and $10-$50.cmu.edu/faces “Captured” featuringthe Carnegie MuseumofNatural Accompanistwill be provided. PleasuretoServe.” Free,but History: ThroughApril23. applehillplayhouse.org photographs of Maureen SPEAKERS reservations arerequested. GALLERIES Elizabeth. Opening reception, “Amazing Butterflies.”10a.m.- Mon Yo ugh Chorale: Anonprofit Mt. Pleasant Firemen’sCentral 5p.m. Mon.,Weds.-Sat., until Dr.Douglas W. Owsley: 1p.m. Art gallerieswith exhibitsopeningor 6-8 p.m. April 6. Regular hours: choral group based in WhiteOak Station, 100 S. 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by JOE WOS bies.Representing the hor- and cartoon artists are rorgenrewill be Eugene included in its artistalley. Thesuperstar-studded Steel City Con Clark(BigDaddy) from the This year’s special guests Steel City Con returns this GeorgeA.Romero-helmed include Craig Boldman, weekend to the Monroeville When: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. April7-8, 10 a.m.-5p.m. “Land of the Dead.” the writer and artist of Convention Center. The April 9 Perhaps the most “Archie Comics,” and tri-annual show, nowinits Admission: $23onApril thirddecade,has grown exciting, if bittersweet, comic-book pinup artist 7and 9, $35for April 8; opportunity will be to meet Franchesco. from humble beginnings three-daypassesare sold twolegendswho areona Ultimately, conventions as agathering fortoy and out; free forchildren 10 collectible connoisseurs and younger with apaid convention farewell tour. suchasSteel City Con are into Pittsburgh’s premier adult admission Adam West and BurtWard all about its fans,and the pop-cultureconvention. Where: Monroeville of “Batman” fame —the cosplayers whoattend in Hundreds of vendors Convention Center,209 originaldynamic duo — costume arecelebrities areexpected to fillthe Mall Blvd. aremaking their final in their ownright. Their 100,000-square-foot conven- Details: steelcitycon.com Pittsburgh appearance passion and creativity will tion center,selling every- beforehanging up their be celebrated April 9with thing from action figures FILE capes. acostume contest. Cash to comic books.While legend AnthonyDaniels (C- Legendary puppeteer Caroll Conventiongoers will prizes willbeawarded in collectors aresuretofind 3P0). Daniels is not the only Spinneyand his two most have ample opportuni- severalcategories andage treasured toys both vintage denizen from the “galaxy GETTYIMAGES famous puppets, Big Bird ties to interact with their groups. and new, thereisnoques- far, faraway” —BillyDee Actor AnthonyDaniels andOscar the Grouch. heroes throughphoto Superheroes,zombies, tion the show’s real draw Williams (Lando Calris- poseswithaC3POMask opportunities,autograph furries and fans of all ages is its lineup of pop-culture sian) also willmakean from the Star Wars movies. Tand local boyKurtAngle. signings andseveral Q&A arewelcome at SteelCity legends and luminaries. appearance. Cast membersofthe sessions throughout the Con, so don your best cape Morethanadozenguests Steel City Con makes at meetingactor Matthew television series “Comic weekend. and head up,upandaway areslated to appear at the agreat effort to appeal to Lewis,best known forhis Book Men” and the star of Steel City Conmay be to Monroeville thisweek- con, including returning avariety of fanbases by role as Neville Longbottom, “Bionic Woman,” Lindsay stackedwith media celebs, end. fanfavorites Caroll Spin- offering celebrities from while wrestling fans will Wagner,willbeonhand. Of butithasn’t forgottenits ney (Big Bird, Oscar the arangeofgenres.“Harry have the opportunity to see course,Pittsburgh wouldn’t roots in the comic-book Joe WosisaTribune-Review Grouch) and “Star Wars” Potter” fans will delight ring legends Sting, Booker be Pittsburgh withoutzom- industry.Aslewofcomic contributingwriter. TICKET 10 APRIL 6, 2017 ‘Collaborators’providesatimelylookatarts,politics

by SALLyQUINN Theopening scene of ‘Collaborators’ “Collaborators” sets the tone of this blackcomedy: Produced by: Quantum Theatre Russian playwright When: April 6-30 Mikhail Bulgakovand his Admission: $38-$51, wife areinbed, sleeping. $18 studenttickets There’s aknocking that available slowlygets louder and Where: 6500 Hamilton growstoathumping sound. Ave.,behindBakery Bulgakov searches forthe Square, East Liberty source of the noise,which Details: 412-362-1713 or seems to be coming from quantumtheatre.com the wardrobe. Thedoor suddenlyopens and Bulgakov shrieks at As playwright John the sight of Joseph Stalin Hodge’s first play,“Col- jumping out. ABenny laborators” caused quitea Hill-likechase ensueswith sensation, winning the 2012 comic music adding to the Olivier Awardfor best new spectacle of Stalin mali- play. Movie fans know his ciouslyswinging atype- work as the screenwriter writer at Bulgakov. of “Trainspotting” and At turns funnyand men- “Shallow Grave.”His se- acing, the playisbased on a quel, “T2: Trainspotting,” true story,but easilymoves opened March 31, atimely from reality to the surreal coincidence to Hodge’s play as Bulgakov strugglesto opening here. deal with the nightmare of “It’s atour de forcefor HEATHER MULL his lifeunder censorship twoactors,”Boos says.“And Quantum Theatrepresents“Collaborators” with JoeRittenhouse,Ken Bolden and To ny Bingham. and political terrorism. we have twogreat ones In 1938, during thetime thatare very well known to Carnegie Mellon Univer- would also stand to attract the current political situ- anysupport forartists, of the GreatPurge, Stalin everybody—Marty Giles as sity teacher and director these fabulous people who ation in this country that forjournalism, forpublic givesBulgakov adeal: Stalin and Tony Bingham came with an advantage areour design team.” drew her to “Collabora- broadcasting, we do feel Write aflatteringplay as Bulgakov.They’relike beyond his personal talent. They include costume tors.” Theplayhad been on thatweare looking at this about Stalin the hero, and wonderful opposites.” “When Jeddirects,there designer SusanTsu, scenic her radar forthree or four from acontemporary,real, he will be allowedtopro- Stalin is funny, while arewonderful, wonderful designer Narelle Sissons, years. frightening world.” duce his ownplay. Bulgakov is more givento design colleagues of his Todd Brownonlighting But, shesays, “Wedofeel “It’s afascinating story,” dry humor. whowant to work forhim,” and JoePino on sound. the timing of this,when Sally Quinn is aTribune-Review says Karla Boos,artistic “It’s abig castthattells Boos says.“So IknewI Boos insists it was not there’s talk of eliminating contributing writer. director of Quantum apretty broad, fascinating Theatre, whichpresents story about not just the two “Collaborators” through of them, butwhat’s hap- April30inEast Liberty. pening right at the moment “The playwright makesa of the purgeand howit deal with the devil. And it’s affected artists,” says Boos achallengingsituation for of the cast of 11. an artist to be in.” Boos had been attracted Director JedHarris puts to the playfor some years it this way: “Howmuchof beforeshe brought it to your artistic soul will you Quantum, hoping it might sell to save your artistic entice respected director soul?” Harris.The longtime APRIL 6, 2017 11 TICKET Innovation.” $16, $14 age 62 and DrakeLog Cabin: By appoint- THEBIGLIST older,$6.50 students with ID ment. Circa-1816 restored one- or ages 6-17.1212 Smallman St., room cabin. Williams Alley, FROM · 8 Pittsburgh.412-454-6000 or off Kiski Avenue,Apollo. heinzhistorycenter.org 724-478-2899 ForbesAve., Oakland. 412- Westmoreland Museum of The David BradfordHouse: 622-3131orcarnegiemnh.org AmericanArt: 11 a.m.-5p.m. 11 a.m.-3p.m. Wednesdays Carnegie ScienceCenter: Tu es.-Sat., 11 a.m.-7p.m. through Nov. 29 or by appoint- 10 a.m.-5p.m. Sun.-Fri.,until Weds. ThroughMay 21:“When ment. 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Mansion and stable $13senior citizens, $12 ages 7-15, free age 6and younger. 609 SixthSt., NorthBraddock. toursavailable.$8, $5 seniors/ 2-12. 700ArchSt., Pittsburgh. juniors, $3 youth, $1 children. 412-323-7235oraviary.org 412-271-0800orbraddocks battlefield.comBraddock Trail 215 Saxonburg Blvd., Indiana Phipps Conservatory and Chapter of DAR: 6-8 p.m. Tu es., Township.412-767-9200 BotanicalGardens:Through 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Wed. War- Historic CalvaryUnitedMeth- April 16, “Spring FlowerShow: den Mansion, 200 S. Church St., odistChurch: To ursbyappoint- Enchanted Forest.” Regular Mt. Pleasant. rootsweb.ancestry. ment. French Gothic churchbuilt hours:9:30 a.m.-11 p.m. daily. com/pabtcdar/home.html in 1893.Interior designed by $17.95, $16.95 age 62 and Louis Comfort Tiffany, featur- older andstudents, $11.95ages Burtner House: To ursby ing three 30-foot-highTiffany 2-18, free age 2and younger. appointment. 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Plum “WhiteChristmas” Aprilshowers bring Mayflowers,but therewill be ahigh chance of flur- ries at Plum High School when students perform this year’s spring musical, “White Christmas.” “I’m not saying it’s for suregoing to snowinhere, butitjust might,” says director NickMitchell. “People will have to come and find outfor them- selves.” Theshowrevolves around singers and World WarIIveterans Bob Wal- lace and Phil Davis,who team up with sisters Betty and Judy Haynes to per- form amusical at arural Vermont lodgeowned by their former Army com- mander to help himout of financial troubles. “I thought lastyear we reallyunderutilized our dancers,” Mitchell says. “This time around, Ireally GREG KERESTAN wanted to showcase all the The stage crew forJeannette High School’sproduction of “SisterAct”preparesfor asplit-second scene change, from casino to chapel. dance talent thatwehave. Once students heardwe nearly 70 and 15 students Julia Lodge, lovesmost Plum theater had never formonths to master the Jeannette were doing ashowwith working behind the cur- about the show. As adancer featured astudentdirec- artoftap dancing. “Sister Act” plentyoftap and jazz, they tain. and actress,she wanteda tor beforeLodge.Working “This musical is very tap JeannetteHighSchool all cameout to audition Kicking the dance moves chance to experience the roughly16hours per week, heavy,”Bostedo says.“Fifty has developed areputation and they all stayed.” up anotch is what the magic thathappens behind she helps Mitchell with percent of the dancers had forpresenting some of the Theshowhas acast of student director,senior the curtains. characterdevelopment, to learntap dancing.” line readingand script Cassidy Millberger stars newest musicals in West- analysis,occasionallytak- in the lead role of Dolly moreland County.Thisyear, director Jason Huether con- ing the reins and giving Levi, amatchmaker,widow tinues thattradition with students directiononsteps and bit of ameddler who themusical “SisterAct.” and scenes. decides she is the galin Thecast, made up of el- “White Christmas” will need of amatch. ementary,middleand high be presented at 7p.m. Other leads include stu- school students,numbers April 6to8atPlumHigh dents Sam Shadle as Hor- morethan50, and Huether School. Tickets are$10. ace Vandergelder,Mitchell —Christine Manganas says,“We definitelyhave ZockasBarnabyTucker the talent to pull offthis St.Joseph and Anthony Giancola showthisyear.” playing Cornelius Hackl. “Hello, Dolly!” Full of costume changes, Costumer BarbKalina colorful locales and chase SetinNew York City at has volunteered countless scenes,“Sister Act” is a the turn of the century, hours sewing custom ward- technicallydemanding “Hello Dolly” is amusical robe pieces. show, prompting Huether filled withenergy, dance Bostedo wantstokeep to hold crew-onlyrehears- and charm. his production elements als to master the tricky St. Joseph High School under wraps,but says a changes and effects. students were unfamiliar projector in lieuofback- “Some of these sets or with the musical at first, drops this season provides props come out forjusta says director Ed Bostedo. added creative controldur- minute and arenever seen “I wantedtogobackto ing scenes. again, so there’s plenty to the classics,” Bostedo says. “Hello, Dolly!” will be keep trackof,”hesays. “No one is reallydoingthe performed at 7p.m. April 6 “Sister Act” runs at classics,and the kids are to 8and 1p.m. April 8and 9 7:30 p.m. April 7and 8and reallyloving and feeding at theCasino Theatre, 2:30 p.m. April 9inthe LILLIAN DEDOMENIC |FOR THE TRIBUNE REVIEW offof‘Hello,Dolly!’ now 145 Lincoln St., Vander- Jeannette High School To dd Griffin as Bob Wallace, ad DerekJenkins as Phil Davis rehearse “Sister’s” reprise, thatthey have learned the grift. Tickets are$10.De- auditorium. Details: 724- acomedy number in ActIIofIrving Berlin’s“WhiteChristmas”,this year’sspring dancing, songs and plot.” tails: casinotheater.org 523-5591 musical presented by Plum Senior High School. Acast of 30 has trained —Joyce Hanz —GregKerestan APRIL 6, 2017 13 TICKET TICKET 14 APRIL 6, 2017 Average WhiteBand: 8p.m. Greensburg.$29-$73. Pavilion, Burgettstown. Theatre, Greensburg.$39-$101. Lady Gaga: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20, THEBIGLIST April 25, August Wilson 724-836-8000 $18.75-$225. 800-745-3000 724-836-8000 PPG PaintsArena, Pittsburgh. Center,Pittsburgh. $41.75. Everclear: 6:30p.m.June1, Dierks Bentley: With Cole Muse: With ThirtySeconds to $45-$225. 800-745-3000 FROM · 11 412-456-6666 Stage AE, North Shore. Swindell andJon Pardi, June24, Mars, 7p.m. Aug. 1, KeyBank Cashmere Cat: 8p.m. April 25, $26-$150.800-745-3000 KeyBank Pavilion, Burgettstown. Pavilion,Burgettstown. $99.50. COMEDY WestmorelandCountyHistori- RexTheater,Pittsburgh. Olivia Newton-John: 7p.m. 800-745-3000 800-745-3000 calSociety: 9a.m.-5p.m. Tu es.- To mSegura: 7:30 p.m. April6, $18-$22. rextheater.com June 4, PalaceTheatre, Greens- The Marshall Tu cker Band: Bela Fleck and the Flecktones: Fri., evenings byappointment. Carnegie Library Music Hall, NF: 8p.m. May4,Rex Theater, burg. $58-$125. 724-836-8000 8p.m. June 30,PalaceTheatre, 8p.m. Aug. 2, Carnegie Library Research library,genealogical and Munhall. $21.75-$29. Pittsburgh. $25-$33. U2: With the Lumineers, 6:30 p.m. Greensburg. 724-836-8000 Music Hall, Munhall. $39-$69. archivecollections. 362Sand Hill rextheater.com librarymusichall.com June 7, , Pittsburgh. NewKids on the Block: librarymusichall.com Lisa Lampanelli: 8p.m. April 7, Road, Suite1,Unity. 724-532- Raffi: 1p.m. May7,Carnegie With Paula Abduland Boyz II 1935 or westmorelandhistory.org 800-745-3000 Nickelback: With Daughtry and PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. Library Music Hall, Munhall. Men, 7:30 p.m. July 1, Shaman’sHarvest, 6p.m. Aug. 7, $22.12-$67. librarymusichall.com Nick Cave &the Bad Seeds: $45-$90.724-836-8000 8p.m. June 8, Carnegie Music PPG PaintsArena, Pittsburgh. KeyBank Pavilion, Burgettstown. CONCERTS Korn: 6p.m. May10, Stage AE, 800-745-3000 Lewis Black: 8p.m. April 8, Hall, Oakland. $47.50-$77.50. $25-$125.800-745-3000 Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh. Billy Currington: 7p.m. April 6, North Shore. $42.50-$72.50. 800-745-3000 311: With NewPoliticsand Chris Stapleton: With special $39.50-$75. 412-392-4900 Stage AE, Pittsburgh. $32. 800-745-3000 The Skints. 6p.m. July 6, To mPetty &the Heartbreak- guestsMargo Priceand Brent Frank Caliendo: 8p.m. April 15, 800-745-3000 Laura Marling: 7p.m. May11, Stage AE, North Shore. $39.50- RexTheater,Pittsburgh. ers: 7p.m. June 9, PPG Paints Cobb,Aug.11, KeyBank Pavilion, Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland. TraceAdkins: 8p.m. April 8, Arena, Pittsburgh. $47.25- $139.50.800-745-3000 Burgettstown. 800-745-3000 PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. $25-$30.rextheater.com $35-$75. 800-745-3000 $142.50.800-745-3000 Idina Menzel: July 11, SalValentinettiand Mike SarahSilverman: April 25,Heinz $49.50-$99.50.724-836-8000 RedHot ChiliPeppers: With Heinz Hall,Pittsburgh. Irontom, 7:30 p.m. May11, ZacBrown Band: June 11, Marino: 7:30 p.m. Aug.12, Hall, Pittsburgh. $39.50-$75. Dan+Shay: 7p.m. April15, KeyBank Pavilion, Burgettstown. $65-$155. 800-745-3000 Stage AE, North Shore.$25-$46. PPG PaintsArena, Pittsburgh. PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. 412-392-4900 800-745-3000 800-745-3000 Vans Warped To ur: Featuring $25-$65. 724-836-8000 Brian Regan: April 29,Heinz Hall, 800-745-3000 Anti-Flag, Sick of It All, CKY, Eric Church: 8p.m. April21, Buddy Guy: 7:30 p.m. May14, An Evening withToto: 7:30 p.m. Kings of Leon: With Nathaniel Pittsburgh. 412-392-4900 PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. June 13,PalaceTheatre, Greens- GWAR and more, July 14, Rateliff and The Night Sweats, Bill Engvall: 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. PPG PaintsArena, Pittsburgh. KeyBank Pavilion, Burgettstown. 800-745-3000 $52-$90. 724-836-8000 burg. $52-$72. 724-836-8000 Aug. 18, KeyBank Pavilion, May13, PalaceTheatre, Greens- Paul Anka: 7:30 p.m. May17, To ol: 8p.m.June 15, Petersen 800-745-3000 Burgettstown. 800-745-3000 burg. $35-$90.724-836-8000 Tinariwen: 7p.m. April 21, OneRepublic: 7p.m. July 18, Carnegie Library Music Hall, PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. EventsCenter,Oakland. Deep Purpleand AliceCooper: Chris Rock: May16-18, Benedum Munhall.$18.75-$45. $58-$140.724-836-8000 800-745-3000 KeyBank Pavilion. 800-745-3000 Sept. 1, KeyBank Pavilion, Center,Pittsburgh. $49.50-$125. 877-435-9849 Mumford&Sons: 7:30 p.m. SamHunt: With MarenMorris, Incubus: With special guests Burgettstown. 800-745-3000 412-456-6666 RobbyKrieger: 8p.m. April 21, May24, KeyBank Pavilion, Chris Janson and Ryan Follese, JimmyEat World and Judah MatchboxTwentyand Sebastian Maniscolo: May18, PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. Burgettstown. $29.95-$65. June 17,KeyBank Pavilion, and the Lion, July 26, Counting Crows: Sept.12, HeinzHall, Pittsburgh. $44- 724-836-8000 800-745-3000 Burgettstown. $66.60. KeyBank Pavilion, Burgettstown. KeyBank Pavilion, Burgettstown. $254.25. 412-392-4900 Dave Mason: 8p.m. April 22, Future: With MIGOSand To ry 800-745-3000 800-745-3000 800-745-3000 Sinbad: 8p.m.June 2, Carnegie Carnegie Library Music Hall, Lanez, KodakBlackand Zoey Brian Setzer’sRockabilly Riot: BluesBand: Adam Ant: 7:30 p.m. Sept.17, Library Music Hall, Munhall. Munhall.$39-$125. Dollaz, May25, KeyBank Pavilion, 8p.m. June 20,Carnegie Library 7:30 p.m. July 29,Palace PalaceTheatre, Greensburg. $35-$56. librarymusichall.com 877-435-9849 Burgettstown. 800-745-3000 Music Hall, Munhall.$49-$75. Theatre, Greensburg. $35-$90. $30-$55. 724-836-8000 Carlos Mencia: 8p.m. JoJo: 7p.m. April 22, Stage AE, The CrystalBlueBand: With librarymusichall.com 724-836-8000 Hanson: 8p.m.Sept. 25,Carnegie Nov. 9, Carnegie Library North Shore. $25-$58. Johnny Angel and the Halos, Train: With O.A.R. and Natasha The Australian PinkFloyd Library Music Hall,Munhall. Music Hall, Munhall. $29-$39. 800-745-3000 8p.m. May27, PalaceTheatre, Bedingfield, June 23,KeyBank Show: 7:30 p.m. Aug.1,Palace $43-$53.librarymusichall.com librarymusichall.org APRIL 6, 2017 15 TICKET

indigenous temporary Glass Gallery, “Teapots! ARTPICK to regions far 11” opens with morethan 60 teapot- from Western themed worksbyasmanyartists. Pennsylva- This highlyanticipated annualshow Take your pick nia. draws international acclaim, while Theex- showcasing an ever-diversegroup of of 2funkyexhibits hibit contin- invited artists to challengethemselves From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. April 7, twofun ues through with theteapotform. and funkyart exhibits open side-by- April29at Theexhibit will remain on display Gallerie through June 10. Morgan Contem- side on EllsworthAvenueinShadyside. McCall’s“Porcupine” “A Porcupine in Pittsburgh!” is a Chiz,5831 porary Glass Gallery is at 5833 solo exhibition by Greensburg-based Ellsworth EllsworthAve.Regular gallery hours artist Brian McCall. McCall captures Ave. Regular gallery hoursare 11 a.m. are11a.m. to 5p.m. Tuesdays through landmarks of Pittsburgh with his live- to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; Fridays and noon to 5p.m. Saturdays. ly watercolor illustrations and pairs 11 a.m. to 5p.m. Saturdays.Details: Detail: 412-441-5200 or morganglass them with his signaturepolystyrene 412-441-6005 or galleriechiz.com gallery.com “Zebra” Polystyrene sculpturebyBrian McCall sculptures,depicting wild animals And next dooratMorgan Con- —Kurt Shaw

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by TOMSCANLON “The funniest or better. thing is he’s the Lewis Black “As bad. Maybe Foraperformer whomakes aliv- president,” Black worse,” he answers. ing touring the country,alienating shoots back. “That’s When: 8p.m. Saturday “Worse from stand- 63 million people might seem like the funniest thing Admission: $39.50-$75 point of not only career suicide. that’s ever occurred Where: Heinz Hall, is he not an adult, YetLewis Blackhas twowords in my lifetime.I Pittsburgh theredon’t seemto of advice forany PresidentTrump don’tknowhow Details: 412-392-4900 be alot of adults supporterswho maybethinking of to make that more or heinzhall.org around him.” seeinghis show:“Stayaway. ” funny. Suchbrash, Bombasticsocial satireisnoth- “We’reliving, as polarizing com- ing newfor Black, whohas been farasI’m concerned, in fictional ments won’t makehim amain- skewering politicians since Rich- times.…When youread the paper stream star,though, at 68, Blackis ardNixon was in the White House. every day, youread things thatif fine attacking from thefringes.He Blackalsohas had adualcareer youwerereading it in book, you has dabbled in big-budget movies, as aplaywright and producer, would laugh; it would be funny. All acting in ’ “Man of authoring dozens of plays and youhavetodoissay what occurred the Year” (2006) andmorerecently mentoring manymore. His career in public,and (audiences) getthe being the voice of Angerin“Inside was boosted by his appearances on joke.” Out.” the JonStewart-era “DailyShow, ” Even so,Blackinsists that Blacksaysheiseagerabout wherehebecame theranter-in- doesn’t make his job easy.“My launching aSirius radio showwith residence. interest is trying to find the context fellowcomic Kathleen Madigan in Jump-cut to 2016. After specials, in the madness,” he said. “I have late spring or early summer.He’s awards (including twoGrammys), to find acontext forthe insanity so getting some practice forthatby albums,dozens of talk showap- Ican feel as acomedian I’mdoing doing aquestion-and-answerlive pearances and three best-selling my job.” stream after eachshowonthis books,Blackdigsinto the Trump One wonders what one of the tour.(Details at lewisblack.com.) nomination. Hard. tens of millions whosent Trump With all these projects,plus his playwriting career,why does he “You don’t vote forDonald to theWhite Housemight find of spend months of every year on Trump forone simple reason: He value in aLewis Blackshow. bankrupted acasino.It’s almost the road, playing to live audiences “You reallythink he’s the second around the country? impossible to bankrupt acasino!” coming and everybodyhas been he told an audience,asthe presi- “I likethis,”hesays. “It’s fun.I waytoo hardonhim?Then don’t learnfromit, talking to people.I dential election loomed. come,” Blacksays. “Lastnight, After theelection, Blackstomped enjoyit. Iget to see the country.” somebodyinthe audience said, Plus,heloves the instant grati- down on the Trump-bashing pedal. ‘Howcome you’renot doing any Thegravellyvoiced comic starts fication of reading headlines and Obamajokes?’ mocking the president. offhis sets mildlybefuddled, then “Then Ihavetoexplain it to the Thereisone waytoget Lewis quicklyworks himself up into a person. Isaid, ‘You’reforcing me to Blacktoshut up about Trump. fury. explain Obama’s not the president If someone with aRussian ac- “I did alot of hallucinogens anymore. If youcametomyshow cent called Blackand offered him when Iwas younger to prepare when he was president, you’d hear $20 million per year to nevermen- me forany scenario,”hetolda my Obamajokes.’ tion Trump in his shows —would recent audience,“butIdidn’t see “The difference is thereweren’t he do it? this coming. Who couldwrite this thatmanyObama jokes because “Oh, yeah,” Blackanswers,with (expletive)?” he’s not funny. Ilook forthe funny. ” athroaty laugh. “My familyisRus- From his tourbus,Blackreiter- Blackisasked if he thinks the sian. I’m thirdgeneration. Iwould ated thatpoint of view, when asked first months of the Trump ad- consider it reparations.” what the funniest thing is about ministration areasbad as he had Trump. feared during the campaigns, TomScanlonisaTribune-Reviewcontributingwriter. TICKET APRIL 6,MEAN 2017 & MEANERAPRIL 6, 2017 17 TICKET IFYOUDON’TLIKEWHATBLACK WITH LAMPANELLI, GET HASTOSAY,BESTSTAY AWAY READYFOR AROASTING

TOMSCANLON “The funniest or better. by CANDyWILLIAMS thing is he’s the “As bad. Maybe by Foraperformer whomakes aliv- president,” Black worse,” he answers. Theself-proclaimed “Loveable ing touring the country,alienating Lisa Lampanelli shoots back. “That’s “Worse from stand- Queen of Mean” is holding courtatthe 63 million people might seem like the funniest thing point of not only Palace. When: 8p.m.Friday career suicide. that’s ever occurred is he not an adult, Lisa Lampanelli promises her Admission: $45-$90 YetLewis Blackhas twowords in my lifetime.I theredon’t seemto fans thatshe won’t go easy on anyof Where: PalaceTheatre, of advice forany PresidentTrump don’tknowhow be alot of adults her usual targets when she comes to Greensburg supporterswho maybethinking of to make that more around him.” Greensburg’s Palace Theatreon Details: 724-836-8000 seeinghis show:“Stayaway. ” funny. Suchbrash, April7,notingthatshe’s still an equal- or thepalacetheatr e.org Bombasticsocial satireisnoth- “We’reliving, as polarizing com- opportunity offender. ing newfor Black, whohas been farasI’m concerned, in fictional ments won’t makehim amain- Everyone is fair game forthe comic skewering politicians since Rich- times.…When youread the paper stream star,though, at 68, Blackis whobuilt her reputation on hurling ardNixon was in the White House. every day, youread things thatif fine attacking from thefringes.He raunchy insults through years of celeb- Blackalsohas had adualcareer youwerereading it in book, you has dabbled in big-budget movies, rity NewYorkFriars Club and Dean as aplaywright and producer, would laugh; it would be funny. All acting in Robin Williams’ “Man of Martin roasts and standup routines. authoring dozens of plays and youhavetodoissay what occurred the Year” (2006) andmorerecently Not even the pope isimmune to her mentoring manymore. His career in public,and (audiences) getthe being the voice of Angerin“Inside brand of comedy. was boosted by his appearances on joke.” Out.” “If he did something crazy,I’d totally the JonStewart-era “DailyShow, ” Even so,Blackinsists that Blacksaysheiseagerabout talk aboutit,” shesays. wherehebecame theranter-in- doesn’t make his job easy.“My launching aSirius radio showwith And what aboutthe president of the residence. interest is trying to find the context fellowcomic Kathleen Madigan in United States? Can her Palace Theatre Jump-cut to 2016. After specials, late spring or early summer.He’s audience expect some zingers about in the madness,” he said. “I have an off-ff BBroadwad yshhowttiitledtl d “ “Stuffed”St ff d” awards (including twoGrammys), getting some practice forthatby him as well? thatmade me eat,’ ”she says.“I’msee- to find acontext forthe insanity so thatshe wrote and starredin. Theplay albums,dozens of talk showap- Ican feel as acomedian I’mdoing doing aquestion-and-answerlive “Tell the people Idoapretty long ing anew doctor nowwho suggested I roastofTrump,” she says,“from his thattackles the delicate subjectof pearances and three best-selling my job.” stream after eachshowonthis do cardio three times aweek. If she re- hair to histinyhands andthe women food issues related to weight and body books,Blackdigsinto the Trump One wonders what one of the tour.(Details at lewisblack.com.) allythinks it’s thatgood forme, Isup- in hislife. Theguy does something image premiered last September fora nomination. Hard. tens of millions whosent Trump With all these projects,plus his pose I’ll be doing it —inthe future.” “You don’t vote forDonald playwriting career,why does he funnyevery five minutes.Hedoesn’t seven-week runatthe Women’s Project Beforebecoming astandup to theWhite Housemight find of Theater inNew York City. Trump forone simple reason: He spend months of every year on getmad —hethinks we’refriends.” in NewYorkinthe 1990s, Lampanelli, value in aLewis Blackshow. “I was interested in doingatheater bankrupted acasino.It’s almost the road, playing to live audiences Actually, Lampanelliand Donald whoisfromTrumbull,Conn.,studied “You reallythink he’s the second piece about the relationship with impossible to bankrupt acasino!” around the country? Trumpdohaveahistory together before journalism at Boston University and Syr- coming and everybodyhas been womenand food. Idecided to makeit he told an audience,asthe presi- “I likethis,”hesays. “It’s fun.I he ran forpolitical office and became acuse University and worked as an editor waytoo hardonhim?Then don’t president. She appeared on Season 12 of into afour-actressplaythatfocuses dential election loomed. learnfromit, talking to people.I forRolling Stoneand other magazines. come,” Blacksays. “Lastnight, his former “CelebrityApprentice” NBC- on women with four different types of After theelection, Blackstomped enjoyit. Iget to see the country.” She earned twoGrammyAward somebodyinthe audience said, TV reality showin2012, lasting until eating problems,”she says.The play, down on the Trump-bashing pedal. Plus,heloves the instant grati- nominations forbest comedyalbum — ‘Howcome you’renot doing any week 14 of the competition. whichshe describes as funnywith Thegravellyvoiced comic starts fication of reading headlines and in 2015 forher “Backtothe Drawing Obamajokes?’ mocking the president. Shealso was one of the stars who dramatic moments,isabout abulimic, offhis sets mildlybefuddled, then Board,” aone-hour special thatdebuted “Then Ihavetoexplain it to the Thereisone waytoget Lewis roasted him on aComedyCentral spe- acompulsive eater,aconfident over- quicklyworks himself up into a on ComedyCentraland Warner Bros. person. Isaid, ‘You’reforcing me to Blacktoshut up about Trump. cial in 2011, andshe has participated in weight galand achronicallythinlady. fury. Records, and in 2007 forher “Dirty explain Obama’s not the president If someone with aRussian ac- charity events hosted by his son, Eric It wasasuccessthatshe hopes to bring Girl” fifth standup specialonEpix. “I did alot of hallucinogens anymore. If youcametomyshow cent called Blackand offered him Trump.She told HowardSternonhis backlater this year foranother run. Lately, shehas ventured into the when Iwas younger to prepare when he was president, you’d hear $20 million per year to nevermen- talk radio showthatshe wasinvited Thecomedian, whohas struggled worldofsocial mediawithher comedy, me forany scenario,”hetolda my Obamajokes.’ tion Trump in his shows —would to Eric’s wedding butcouldn’t attend with weight issues since she was 18, butadmits it’s not her favorite thing, recent audience,“butIdidn’t see “The difference is thereweren’t he do it? because she was working. had another personal success when she especially on Twitter, whereshe’s lim- this coming. Who couldwrite this thatmanyObama jokes because “Oh, yeah,” Blackanswers,with “I don’t dislike thepresident,” she decidedtohavegastric sleeve surgery. ited to being funnyin140 characters. (expletive)?” he’s not funny. Ilook forthe funny. ” athroaty laugh. “My familyisRus- says.“Ijust make fun of everybodyand Five years later,she has lostmorethan “I don’t do it that often. It’s alot of From his tourbus,Blackreiter- Blackisasked if he thinks the sian. I’m thirdgeneration. Iwould letpeople drawtheir ownconclusions.” 100 pounds and says she feels great. work,” she says.“I’malmost 56 years old ated thatpoint of view, when asked first months of the Trump ad- consider it reparations.” Lampanelli has tworecent personal “When Iturned 50, Iwas like, ‘I’m —doIreallyneed to learnthose skills?” what the funniest thing is about ministration areasbad as he had SUBMITTED achievements of whichshe is very just settling this once and forall, and Trump. feared during the campaigns, TomScanlonisaTribune-Reviewcontributingwriter. PHOTOS proud. Herlatest accomplishment is then I’m going to work on the emotions Candy Williams is aTribune-Reviewcontributing writer. TICKET 18 APRIL 6, 2017 Children’sMuseumeventfocusesonahealthylifestyle by KELLIEb.GORMLy calipers,3-D imaging and balanc- ing scales. In adocumentarycalled “Keep- Dick’sSporting Goods “It’s reallyjustabout using the ers of the Game,” male residents Weekend math and science behind measur- of asmall town consider play- ing things,” she says. ing lacrosse aspiritual practice When: 10 a.m.-5p.m.April 7-9. and an honor reserved onlyfor The documentary “Keepersof Theidea for“Measurement men. But notifthe town’s ladies the Game” plays at 11 a.m. Rules” came from achance can help it:They form their own April7and 12:30 p.m. April 8 meetingbetween ayoung boy lacrosse team. Admission: Includedwith gen- and Jane Werner,the museum’s “It was something wherethey eral museumadmission of $16; executivedirector,Segner says. were standing up forwhatthey $14 forages2to18and senior Werner was in the lobby,mea- citizens believe in,” says Julia McManus, suring items whiletrying to Where: Children’sMuseumof promotional events managerfor pinpoint aspace forsomething Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh’sNorth new. Theboy askedWerner to the Children’s MuseumofPitts- Side measurehim; then, they went on burgh, whichisshowing “Keep- Details: 412-322-5058 or ers of the Game” this weekend as pittsburghkids.org to measurefurniturelikeabench partofalarger event. and desk chairtogether. Thedocumentary’s message, Werner realized thatchildren McManus says,gives viewers had fewopportunities to really can jump and howfast they can CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF PITTSBURGH the empowering message that run. On April 9, kidscan explore Agiant tape measureispart of the “Measurement Rules” exhibit understand the principles behind “no matter whoyou areorwhere atableofhealthyfoods and learn at the Children’sMuseum of Pittsburgh. measurements,Segner says. you’refrom, youcan be anything howtoput the foods together to “Measurements in inches and youwanttobe.” create healthysnacks. of measurements in playful, they areinterms of sports balls centimeters and feet…are kind Themovie is one component TheDick’s weekend coordi- interactive ways.For example, and apples. of an abstract concept foryoung forthe thirdannual Dick’s children,” she says.The exhibit nates with themuseum’s new instead of just weighing them- “MeasurementRules,” which Sporting Goods Weekend, April “givesthemasense thatyou can exhibit,“Measurement Rules,” selves and getting ascale number, staysthrough May7and then 7to9atthe North Side museum. use different methods of mea- whichopened in March,says kids can learnhow manychick- will go on tour to other museums, Activities revolvearound health surements.” and fitness:OnApril 8, represen- Julie Segner,associate director ens they weigh. Instead of getting goes beyond simple tools like tativesfromKidsKardio Inc.will of development forthe museum. theirheight numbers in feet and measuringtapes,Segner says.It Kellie B. Gormly is aTribune-Review help kids learn howhighthey This exhibitexplores the science inches,kids can learnhow tall includes things likeodometers, contributing writer. APRIL 6, 2017 19 TICKET Trio to celebratenew album with free performance at CityofAsylum by bOB KARLOVITS Daniel Bennett’s saxo- phone speaks in voices from themusic of Peter, Paul and Mary to the modernclassical worksof Steve Reich. “I’m amelodykindof guy,”Bennett says.“Melo- dies aremorewhatIhave in my head than anything.” He will bring his ap- proachtomusicand his trio on April 8toCity of Asylum’s Alphabet City on Pittsburgh’s NorthSide. Thegig will be aPitts- burghrelease party forthe group’s newalbum, “Sink- ing HouseboatConfusion.” Bennett says he put this trio together about 12 years agowhen he was studying classical saxophone at the NewEngland Conservatory of Music in Boston. Along with Bennett on sax, flute,clarinet and oboe,the band features guitarist NatJanoffand drummer MatthewFeick producing what they call “avant pop.” Bennett’sapproach comes partlyfromhis days JESSEWINTER in Boston.While studying Daniel Bennett Group’snew album is “Sinking Houseboat thereheperformed with Confusion.” the Portland Symphony and theNew Hampshire Gastropub &Speakeasy times forCity of Asylum. FestivalOrchestra. He and at the Oaks Theater in Music will begin at 8p.m. continues to do orchestral Oakmont. He says he has It is free. work forplays in NewYork had Alphabet City on his Details: 412-435-1110 or City. “radar” after talking with alphabetcity.org He has appeared hereat guitarist Mary Halverson, the nearbyJames Street whohas performed several Bob Karlovitsisacontributing writer. TICKET 20 APRIL 6, 2017 Adkins’ album staystruetoform

by KELLIE B. GORMLY Typically, when people TraceAdkins saythatsomething’s going on, they mean something When: 8p.m. April 8 standsout as atypical. But Admission: $79.50- $244.25 not in the case of country Where: PalaceTheatre, star Trace Adkins’ new Greensburg album, whichdropped Details: 724-836-8000 March 31. or thepalacetheatre.org Adkins,who performs PROMOWEST April 8atthe Palace Billy Currington is still going strong sincehis debut TheatreinGreensburg, in 2003with the single “Walk aLittle Straighter.” says thathis newrecord— with them.” “Something’sGoing On,” This time,Adkinsis released by Wheelhouse performing at the more Records—doesn’tdevi- intimate Palace,where Countrystar atefromhis usual Trace “you gettodo…a Adkinssound. Fans will get different kind of show. moreofwhatthey expect Youget to talk more; it’s Curringtontobring and enjoyfromthe Louisi- moreofanevening with ana native. (Trace) as opposed to a “It’s not ahugedepar- rock show. ” thehitstoStageAE turefromthe stuffthat Adkins —who has five V I’vedone over my career,” daughters,ages12to 32 — Adkins says.“Idon’t released his debutalbum, by KELLIE B. GORMLY think anybodywill be too “Dreamin’ Out Loud,’ in Platinum-selling countryartist Billy Currington shockedabout all the stuff 1996. He looks backfondly is bringing his “StayUp’Til the Sun” tour on thatisonhere; it’s just a over his 21 years in the April6to Stage AE on Pittsburgh’s North Shore. combination of songs that business and looks forward Currington, aGeorgia native,made his debut in we’vefound over the last to manymore. 2003 with the single “Walk aLittle Straighter” from twoorthree years.…It’s “I’vealready done more hisself-titled album. the stuffthey’veexpected and accomplished more Currington’s first single drew on his experi- to hear from me over the than Ieverallowedmyself ences with an alcoholic father.Currington recently years.” ESSENTIAL BROADCASTMEDIA to dream,”hesays. “This Adkins’ last twoalbums TraceAdkins released his latestalbum, “Something’s is just gravy. As longthey told the website soundslikenashville.com thathe Going On,”lastweek. recallsthe euphoria he feltthe first time he heard came out in 2013: “Love want to hearusdoing it, thatsongplayonthe radio;and still,every time Will,” aregular studio we’ll be doingit.” Tryin’,” “Every Light in song after another. he hears his songs now, Currington says, “Thank album released thatspring, Youkeepupthe tempo you.” and theChristmas album the House Is On,” “La- Kellie Gormly is Tribune-Review and don’t gettoo deep Since his debut, Currington has produced nu- “The King’s Gift.” dies Love Country Boys,” contributing writer. merous high-charting singles,including “Pretty “Weweren’t in any “Songs AboutMe” and Good at Drinkin’ Beer, ”“LetMeDownEasy, ” hurry,”he says.“We took “JustFishin’.” “Hey Girl” and “WeAre Tonight.” Currington our time with it. We think Adkins —who hasoften released his sixth studio album, “Summer it’s agood record.” playedatoutdoor venues Forever, ”inJune 2015. The12-trackCDincludes “Something’s Going in WesternPennsylvania the single “Don’t It,” “Drinkin’ Town With a On” contains abalanced —saysthe festival-type Football Problem,” “It Don’tHurtLikeItUsed mix of fun and up-tempo concerts with thousands to” and the latest single “DoIMakeYou Wanna.” songs,along with afew of fans arefun with the Currington hassaid the breezy “SummerForever” ballads,Adkinssays. raucous crowds. is meanttocapturethe joys of apositive,happy His best-known hits in- “Thereare positives lifestyle. clude the smash dance song about everything,” he says. Theshowwill begin at 7p.m. with aperformance “HonkyTonk Badonka- “Usuallyinthose shows, by opener Jillian Jacqueline,ayoungcountry donk,”“Arlington,” “I’m youjust bang it out,one singer whoRolling Stone likened to “Shania Twain’s confident spin on country reimagined for 2016’s urban dwellers.” Tickets are$32.Details: 800-745-3000 or promowestlive.com.

Kellie Gormly is Tribune-Reviewcontributing writer. APRIL 6, 2017 21 TICKET

SUBMITTEDPHOTOS Ascene from “SeaGypsies” VentureOutdoorstoscreen 18 Banff film fest entries at Byham by bObKARLOVITS Thebest Pittsburgh routes to the wil- derness will emergeApril 8and 9atthe Byham Theater. Forthe 15th year,VentureOutdoors will screen some of the top entries from the BanffMountain Film Festivalinanevent thathas become atrueriteofspring in fo this area. h Thescreenings herehavedrifted through anumber of locations —fromthe Carnegie LectureHall in Oakland to the Carnegie Library Music Hall in Munhall. But DonnaBour from theoutdoors activity groupseemstolikethe Byham the best and is pleased to have this year’s group of 18 films there. Thefilms look at outdoor life in many ways,fromaccounts of daring adventures to examinations of environmental issues. They can be only afew minutes long to over an hour,whichmakes the time in the theater move briskly. This year’s features include “Being Ascene from “Max Yo ur Days” Hear,” alook at the glory of silence; “The Grand Siberian Traverse,” atriponthe Alberta, Canada. The42ndannual film Trans-Siberian Railroad; and “Max Your event in thefall drew 326 submissions.Of Day, ”about the summer solstice in west- those,96werechosen as finalists and taken ernCanada. on the road forscreeningsin550 locations This year’s event will have VIP get- in 40 countries on allseven continents. togethers both days instead of onlyon Screenings will begin at 7p.m. April 8 Saturday. Theauctions fortrips and equip- and 5p.m. April 9. TheVIP parties will ment also will be accessible online so fans begin at 4:30 and2:30 p.m. on those respec- of the festivalcan participate even if they tive days. arenot there. Admission is $20 forApril 8, $15 for Apost-screening get-together will be April9and $40 withthe post-screening April 8atthe Elks LodgeinPittsburgh’s event. VIPtickets are$100. North Side. Details: 412-456-6666 or trustarts.org Thefilms arepartofafestivalatBanff Centrefor the Arts andCreativity in Bob KarlovitsisaTribune-Reviewcontributing writer. TICKET 22 APRIL 6, 2017

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As partofits recurring serts and unique spring fla- collaborative dinner vors fill pastry chef James Proceeds benefit the BachChoir of Pittsburgh. series, Whitfield atAce Wroblewski’s sweetsbuf- Hotel, 120 S. Whitfield Details: eastendbrewing. fet. During brunch, guests St., East Liberty,will host com can enjoy live entertain- “Neighbors DinnerWith ment by the Daniel May Lidia’s Jamilka Borges” at7p.m. Trio. April 19. Brunchis$79 per person Lidia’s,1400 Smallman Borges of East Lib- plus tax, $39 forchildren St. in the StripDistrict, erty’s Spoon will join chef ages6to12, and free for will host Easter Sunday Beth Zozula for adinner age 5and younger. brunchApril 16. inspiredbytheir mothers Details: 412-773-8848 or Themenuincludes fresh and grandmothers. habitatrestaurant.com fruits,salads,anartichoke Thecost is $75 withan and roasted pepper frit- optional $25 wine pairing. DeNunzio’s atta, duckand potato hash, Reservations required. DeNunzio’s Restaurant ravioli, manicotti, rainbow Details:412-626-3090 or will host Easter brunchat trout, legoflamb, whitfieldpgh.com all three of its locations chickenbreast parmigia- April 16. na, salmon, beef and pork Anthony’s TheJeannette location, cabbage rolls,roast beef Coal FiredPizza 700 Lowry Ave.,will shank and ricottacheese- host brunchfrom11a.m. cake. In honor of National to 7p.m. whilethe Mon- Achildren’s brunch Autism Awareness Month, roeville location, 2644 menualso is availablewith Anthony’s Coal Fired Mosside Blvd., and Latrobe items pricedat$16. Pizza, with multiple location at Arnold Palmer Thecost is $40 per Pittsburgh-area locations, Airportwill hostbrunch person. will donate aportion of from 10 a.m. to 7p.m. Details: 412-552-0150 or sales from every glass and Reservations areencour- lidias-pittsburgh.com bottle of Kendall-Jackson aged. chardonnaysold during Details: denunzios.com Springfling April to the Dan Marino dinner Foundation. Bach&Brews Forover25years,the TheTerrace Room at the foundation has been a East End Brewing, Omni William Penn, Pitts- leaderininnovation and 147 Julius St., Larimer, burgh, will host aspring change, empowering will host Bach&Brews fling dinner at 6p.m. individuals with autism from 6to8:30 p.m. April21. and other developmental April9. Themenuincludes disabilities. Guests canenjoyamini farmer’s goatcheese with NFL Hall of Fame live performance by mem- local herbs and caviar bor- legend Dan Marino is a bers of the BachChoir of agespaired with Meiomi partner in Anthony’s Coal Pittsburgh and try out East Rose; smoked breads with Fired Pizza. 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TICKET 24 APRIL 6, 2017 Community theatersjoin forcesfor unified audition by GREG KERESTAN time,” she says,acknowledging cago,” co-produced by Split Stage ateIfeel about this piece.” Auditions will be from noon thatshe chairs meetings onlyasa and KellySimon Productions,this In addition to the unified to 4p.m. April 8atthe Theatre After years of operating sepa- formality.“It is moreofacooper- round of auditionsalsowill seek audition, theassociation’s Face- Factory,235 Cavitt Ave.,Trafford. rately, the various established ativeeffortthanatheater board talentfor anewer,lesser-known book page has become adigital Auditioners areasked toprepare community theaters in West- in the traditional sense.We’ve show: Henry Kriegerand Bill bulletin boardfor local audition two32-bar cuts of contrasting moreland County have banded had twomeetings andflung a Russell’s “Side Show. ”Originally announcements,showtimesand musical theater songs forthe au- together to support each other lot of ideas around, butthese performed in the1990s,the show behind-the-scenes jobs.Multiple dition, and should be prepared to and thearts. upcoming auditions areonlythe was revised andstreamlinedon positions areavailableatApple dance ashort combination which TheWestmoreland Asso- beginning. Notalot of theaters Broadwayin2014,atthe same Hill Playhouse,including stage will be taught at theaudition. ciation of Community Theatres have been abletoparticipate in time that“American Horror managers,children’s show Theassociation asks that describes itself as “a volunteer this round due to the shortno- Story:Freak Show” was telling directors,technicaldirectors,set interested parties email group to assist community tice,but we hope thatnext time another loose adaptation of the buildersand lighting operators W. [email protected] to theater networking, scheduling manymorewill be involved.” same true story on television. forthe 2017 season. reserveanaudition time,though and training in Westmoreland Thefirstunified audition will “I’m very excited about doing Theaters or organizations walk-ins will be taken if time al- County. ”Karen Glass,aprofes- bringinterestedperformers to- this one,” Split Stage cofounder seeking photography,headshots, lows.Details areavailableonthe sor at Seton Hill University,who gether formultiple shows at once, Nate Newell says.“It’s notashow cinematography or other produc- Facebook page of the Westmore- founded the organization not as a similar to the “cattle call” audi- people seeall that often, and we tion services can also solicit ad- land Association of Community formal membership groupbut as tionsfor summer stockcommonly maywell be theregional premiere vice from associationmembers, Theatres. amutuallybeneficial organiza- held in NewYorkCity.Inaddition of the revised Broadwayversion or even enlist the services of the tion. to favoritessuchas“Pippin”at of this show. Imay even audition professionals whoadvertisetheir Greg KerestanisaTribune-Review “Thereare no officers at the the TheatreFactory and “Chi- foritmyself; that’s howpassion- services on the Facebook page. contributingwriter. ‘Zookeeper’s Wife’looksatsmallerelements of global story by RICK bENTLEy As he findspowerwith the Nazi high command, Asmall childlifts his he becomes morebrutal arms so thathecan be lifted towardboth the people and up into awaiting train. animals. Thereisaninnocencein Muchofthe relationship the young- between Antonina and Heck REVIEW ster’s eyes givesChastain some of her revealing best acting opportunities. ‘The no knowl- She’s able to showthe audi- Zookeeper’s edgeofthe ence the disgust she feels for Wife’ horrific fate Heckwhile still playing it thatlies so the German has no idea ∂∂∂ out of 4 ahead. about her true feelings. PG-13 He’s Chastain hasalready followed earned twoOscarnomina- by another childand then tionsfor “Zero Dark Thirty” another. Finally,the last and “The Help.” Thosewere child is placed on the train, greatperformances,and this and the Jewish youngsters work surpasses them both. begin their trip to death at Caroalso finds time to the hands of theNazis.Only deal with the strain puton the mix of looksofanguish, the Zabinskis as Janfaces loss of hope andhatredon the realities of war while the face of JanZabinski Antonina tries to keep Heck (Johan Heldenbergh) from discovering the truth reveals the heartbreaking at anycost. truth of the moment. Thefilm has apacing Zabinski also witnesses problem, spending alot of the brutal rape of ayoung FOCUS FEATURES time establishingAnto- Jewishgirlthat, in itself, JessicaChastain portraysAntonina in “The Zookeeper’sWife.” nina’s love of animals but is disturbingtowatch but racing through apregnancy made allthe morepowerful evils committed during Story” thatrecounts the Antonina, as played by youlookintotheireyes, you and birth. But, the pacing by the waythe scene is ac- WorldWar II butfeels fresh true story of Antonina and Jessica Chastain, is the knowexactlywhattheyare doesn’t take away from the cented by Zabinski’s face. becauseCarokeeps the JanZabinski, owners of the heartofthe story.She’sa thinking. starkdramaofthistrue It’s this kind of intimate focusonsmallmoments like WarsawZoo in 1939. After woman so in love with life That’s not the case with story of bravery,hope,love filmmaking thatmakes the one at the trainstation the occupation by the Ger- thatshe embraces animals the Germans.Lutz Heck and war as seen through director Niki Caro’s “The or withthe young girl. mans,the couple manage with the samecompassion (Daniel Bruhl) initially smaller moments. Zookeeper’s Wife” so power- Thefilm is based on Di- to turntheir zoo into away and careashumans. She connects with the Zabinskis ful and haunting. Thefilm ane Ackerman’s book, “The station forJewsescaping explains it’s easytodeal as afellowanimal lover Rick Bentleyisa is the latesttolook at the Zookeeper’s Wife: AWar the country. with animals because when whoruns azoo in Berlin. Fresno Bee staff writer. APRIL 6, 2017 25 TICKET Freeman joins greats for remake THEREEL

LOSANGELESTIMES Michael Caine and Alan Arkin? Morgan Freemanisn’t SHORTLIST A: I’veknown them and the retiring sort—at least their work formanyyears. when it comes to his acting Reviews of wide-release moviesbyleading publications. Letter grades I’veknown Michael per- areanaverage of severaltop critics, as listedbymetacritic.com career. sonallyfor alot of years. Slowing down maybe Though Ididn’tknow Beautyand the Beast (PG;129 min.) Live-actionversion of the the normfor other older Alan personally, Iknow Disneyfairy tale aboutamonstrous-lookingprince (Dan Stevens) actors,whether by choice his work.Soworking with and ayoung woman (Emma Watson) who fall in love. C- or from lackofgood roles. them, you’re with consum- The BossBaby (R;100 min.) Asuit-wearingbriefcase-carryingbaby That’s not the pace Free- mate professionals,and it man prefers —hehas (voiceofAlecBaldwin) pairsupwith his 7-year old brother to stopthe makes adifference. dastardly plot of the CEOofPuppy Co. C morethanadozenfilm Q: Did youhavea and TV credits in the past sense thatthe film would Chips (PG;97min.) Theadventures of twoCalifornia HighwayPatrol twoyears —and he fully be as relevant as it is motorcycle officers(DaxShepard, MichaelPena) as theymaketheir intends to keep at it foras while filming? rounds on thefreewaysofLos Angeles. D long as he can. A: Youknowthatthis is “You don’t decide if Get Out (R;103 minutes)Ayoung African-Americanman visitshis REUTERS areal situation and alot of you’regoing to takesome Caucasiangirlfriend’smysterious family estate, and thingsturn pretty Morgan Freeman hangs out with (from left) director people will resonate with creepy. B+ time offorrest,” said the Zach Braff and fellowactors Michael Caine and Alan Arkin it, butweweren’t thinking 79-year-old Oscar winning at the premiereof“Going In Style” on March 30 thatthis was going to be Ghost in theShell (PG-13; 106 min.) In thenearfuture, Major actor.“But forthose of in NewYork. The film is aremakeofa1979comedy. reallyrelevant. () is thefirst of herkind: Ahumansaved from us whoare able to work, Q: Is there amessage aterrible crash whoiscyber-enhancedtobeaperfectsoldier. C you’vegot to makehay thatyou think audiences together —mostnotably voice of God. Going in Style (PG-13; 96 min.) Desperatetopay the bills, three while the sun is shining.” the “DarkKnight” trilogy. TheTimes spokewith should takeawayfrom His latest film, “Going in lifelong pals (Morgan Freeman, MichaelCaine and AlanArkin) plot Thetwo areused to Freeman out of NewYork, “Going in Style?” to robthe bank that abscondedwiththeir money. Opens April7 Style,” whichopens Friday, people being surprised that via Skype,about working A: WhatIdon’t want the follows atrio of older older actors can carry a with Caine and Arkin, age- audience to do is walk out Hidden Figures (PG; 137min.) Tr ue story of team of black women friends whoget cheated film —especiallyacomedy. ism in Hollywood and not and ask fortheir money whoprovideNASAwithmathematicaldataneededtolaunch the out of their pension plans. Caine credits the success being “put out to pasture.” back. But youcan’t make first spacemissions. Ta raji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer. B- Desperate to paybills and of 2012’s “The Best Exotic Question: You’vedone apainting and then tell Kong:Skull Island (PG-13; 120 min.) Ateamtravels to an uncharted supportfamily, they stage a Marigold Hotel,” which anumber of films that people what it’s about. heist on the very bank that Pacific island, unaware theyare crossingintothe domain of the mythic starredMaggie Smith, Judi have been dubbed “geri- They’ll tell youwhatthey Kong. With To mHiddleston, SamuelL.Jackson. B stole their money. Denchand other veteran atric buddy comedies” see.It’s likeeyewitnesses Freeman stars alongside actors,for their film getting including 2013’s “Last whomight see 14 different LEGO Batman Movie (PG; 104min.) BruceWayne (voiced by Will fellowactingtitans Michael made. Ve gas.”Has this been a concepts of the same thing. Arnett) must notonly deal with thecriminals of Gotham City, butalso Caine,84, and Alan Arkin, “Thatgrabbed the atten- conscious choice? So Idon’t carewhatthey the responsibilityofraising aboy he adopted. B 83. (Among them, they have tion of Hollywood because Answer: It just hap- walk away with, as long as Life (R; 103min.) Spacestation astronauts studyasample from Mars four AcademyAwardwins they found thatolder pens on one hand. But, you they enjoythemselves. and 11 morenominations.) that could provide evidencefor extraterrestrial life, butall is not well. people were fed up with know, Hollywood is green Q: Muchlikeinthe With Jake Gyllenhaal,RyanReynolds. C Two-time Oscar nominee watching television and oriented. It’s not blackor film,Hollywood has a Ann-Margret, 75, leads the going out moreand more,” white or yelloworred. If tendencytodiscardits Logan (R;137 min.) In thenearfuture, aweary Logan(Hugh Jackman) supporting cast, whichin- he said. “And speaking per- it’s green,it’s Hollywood. veterans. But you’re and an ailing Professor Xare hidingout on theMexican border when a cludes Keenan Thompson, sonally, Idon’t want to go So if youthink about the helping to lead abig stu- young mutant arrives,being pursuedbydark forces. B+ John Ortiz, Christopher see rockets blowing up the industry,think about an dio movie where you’re Lloyd andJoey King. moon. Iwanttosee movies ocean, whichisinconstant the youngest main char- PowerRangers (PG-13; 124min.) Agroup of high school kids, who Directed by funnyman acter. areinfused with unique superpowers,harness their abilitiesinorder about people.” flux. That’s the same thing to save the world. C- ZachBrafffromascript Braffthought about that with Hollywood. They’re A: (The cast) has been written by “Hidden Fig- when he directed “Going constantlytrying to keep venerated foralot of years. TheShack (PG-13; 122min.) Agrievingman (Sam Worthington) ures’” director Theodore in Style” —hewanted their ear to the ground Michael and Ihavedone receives amysterious,personal invitation to meet withGod at aplace Melfi, the film is aremake to make something his looking forwhatpeople five movies together prior. called “TheShack.” D of the 1979 comedydirected 82-year-old father would want to see ... and we’re So youknowwhatyou’re by Martin Brest starring want to see. called on. getting into.You knowhow Smurfs: The Lost Village (PG; 99 min.) Amysteriousmap sets GeorgeBurns,Art Carney “I realized thatthereis Q: Had youseen the big the order is.Ithink of Smurfetteand herfriends on an exciting race through the Forbidden Forest to discoverthe biggest secret in Smurf history. Opens April 7 and Lee Strasberg. But this this enormous audience of original “Going in ourselves as actors whoare versionisn’t playedjustfor seniors and baby boomers Style”? managing to survive as ac- T2: Trainspotting (R; 117min.) After20years abroad, MarkRenton laughs,according to Caine. thatlovegoing to the mov- A: Yes, andIthink if tors rather than being put (EwanMcGregor)returns to Scotland andreuniteswithhis old friends “We’revery different ies,and thereisn’t awhole Ihad read the script for out to pasture. Sick Boy, Spudand Begbie. B than the original because lot of content forthem the original, Iwouldn’t be Q: Anywords of ad- we’remuchdeeperabout that’s put out throughout quite as excited about do- vice forolder actors who The Zookeeper’s Wife (PG-13; 124min.) Based on the true storyof whythey robthe bank,” the year,” he said. Besides, ing the movie as Iwas with saythey’re struggling to thekeepers of theWarsaw Zoo, who helpedsavehundreds of people and animals during the German invasion. C+ Caine said by phone.“It’s a Braffnoted, “everyone the script thatIdid read, gethired? comedywith tremendous wants to see these three whichisare-imagining of A: Ican’t speak to that. I social depth. And it’s not guys together,” and audi- thatmovie.Itdidn’t have don’t knowanything about boring.” ences might be particularly the depth thatoursturned the struggle of being an “Going in Style” is the tickled at Freeman’s per- out to have. older actor.Iknowabout sixth film thatFreeman formance,afar cry from Q: Howwas it work- the struggle of being a and Caine have made his roles as president or the ing with fellowveterans youngeractor.(Laughs) TICKET 26 APRIL 6, 2017 RD WO

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