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Mount Dora offi cials “If the council votes to accept could agree on. expected to allow the settlement agreement, there Talcott said he is confident it to stay is a tremendous victory in that that the agreement on the table we get to keep the mural and — which not only allows the By Roxanne Brown complete the painting. For us, family to keep and complete the [email protected] it’s priceless. That was the main mural, but dismisses the lien on issue,” said Nancy Nemhauser, the property and orders a revi- MOUNT DORA — Nearly one who with her husband, Lubomir sion of the city’s sign code — will year after the “Starry Night” Jastrzebski, owns the house. succeed in winning the council’s mural went up on a house near Attorney Jeremy Talcott with final approval tonight at a city downtown Mount Dora, a set- Pacific Legal Foundation, who meeting starting at 6 p.m. tlement agreement will ensure represents the homeowners, He said an approval would it never has to come down. said he and the city’s attor- keep the case out of federal The agreement is scheduled neys worked most of the day court, where it was headed. Richard Barrenechea, the artist who painted the “Starry Night” mural, for final approval by City Coun- Monday to finalize language on and homeowner Nancy Nemhauser pose in front of the house in Mount cil members tonight. the agreement that both parties See STARRY, A5 Dora on Monday. [ROXANNE BROWN / DAILY COMMERCIAL]

Offi cials: Trump embraces Putin Trump’s actions ‘bizarre,’ ‘shameful’

By Lisa Mascaro The Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Key members of Con- gress, including some Republicans, are criti- cizing President Donald Trump’s performance at a press conference with Russian President Vlad- imir Putin as “bizarre,” “shameful” and a “missed opportunity” to stand up to Russia. House Speaker Paul Ryan delivered a strongly worded statement, saying there’s “no question” that Russia interfered in the 2016 U.S. President Donald Trump shakes hand with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the end of a press conference after their meeting at the presidential election, Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland, on Monday. [AP PHOTO / ALEXANDER ZEMLIANICHENKO] and noting that U.S. intelligence agencies and a House panel agreed. “The president must President questions intelligence on election meddling appreciate that Russia is not our ally,” Ryan said, in what was, for By Jonathan Lemire, benefit, seeming to accept Trump’s meeting with Putin U.S. foreign policy and rattle the mild-mannered Jill Colvin Russian President Vladimir in Helsinki was his first time Western allies in service of speaker, akin to a repri- and Vladimir Isachenkov Putin’s insistence that Mos- sharing the international stage his political concerns. A wary mand. Ryan said Russia The Associated Press cow’s hands were clean. with a man he has described as and robust stance toward “remains hostile to our The reaction back home was an important U.S. competi- Russia has been a bedrock of most basic values and HELSINKI — In an extraor- immediate and visceral, among tor — but whom he has also his party’s world view. But ideals.” dinary embrace of a longtime fellow Republicans as well as praised a strong, effective Trump made clear he feels that Other high-pro- U.S. enemy, President Donald usual Trump critics. “Shame- leader. any firm acknowledgement of file Republicans also Trump on Monday openly ful,” “disgraceful,” “weak,” His remarks, siding with Russia’s involvement would expressed dismay. questioned his own intelli- were a few of the comments. a foe on foreign soil over his undermine the legitimacy of “I never thought I gence agencies’ firm finding Makes the U.S. “look like a own government, was a stark his election. would see the day when that Russia meddled in the pushover,” said GOP Sen. Bob illustration of Trump’s will- 2016 U.S. election to his Corker of Tennessee. ingness to upend decades of See TRUMP, A5 See ACTIONS, A5

Nominee’s paper trail might color confi rmation

Supreme Court By Deb Riechmann The trail of documents is nominee Brett The Associated Press extensive as Kavanaugh spent Kavanaugh, right, five years in the Bush White stands with Sen. WASHINGTON — The House and 12 years as a federal LOCAL & STATE | A3 Shelley Moore paper chase is on. judge. Kavanaugh support- Capito, R-W.Va., Supreme Court nominee ers say they’d be shocked if OFFICERS before the start Brett Kavanaugh’s opponents anybody found anything that of their meeting, are digging through docu- would taint a man they say has CORRAL Thursday on ments at President George unquestioned integrity. Capitol Hill in W. Bush’s library in Texas During his past 12 years on HURT EMU Washington. and other repositories around the U.S. Court of Appeals [CLIFF OWEN/THE the country looking for any- for the District of Columbia BY HOWEY ASSOCIATED PRESS] thing that could help derail his nomination. See NOMINEE, A5 BRIDGE

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CAIRO Egypt draft bill to immune Judge halts deportation of reunifi ed families senior military ofﬁ cers

Egypt’s parliament has Ruling temporary; passed a draft bill that could comes as government immune senior military offi- scrambles to reunite cers from future prosecution kids by July 26 deadline related to violence following the 2013 overthrow of an By Elliot Spagat elected but divisive Islamist and Colleen Long president. The Associated Press The draft bill, which gained legislators’ approval SAN DIEGO — A federal on Monday, gives President judge on Monday ordered a Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi the temporary halt to deporta- right to name officers who tions of immigrant families are eligible for rewards that reunited after being separated include ministerial benefits at the border, as the Trump and immunity from inves- administration races to meet tigation for any offences a July 26 deadline for putting committed from July 3, 2013 thousands of children back in to June 8, 2014 — namely from their parents’ arms. the day of former President U.S. District Judge Dana Mohammed Morsi’s over- Sabraw imposed a delay of throw to el-Sissi’s first day at least a week after a request as president. from the American Civil Lib- The draft bill still needs el- erties Union, which cited Sissi’s approval to become “persistent and increasing law. rumors ... that mass depor- tations may be carried out CAIRO imminently and immediately Allison, 6, and her mother Cindy Madrid share a moment during a news conference Friday in Houston, Egypt orders 15-day detention upon reunification.” where the mother and daughter spoke about the month and one day they were separated under the of news website editor Justice Department attor- President Donald Trump administration immigration policy. [MARIE D. DE JES’S/HOUSTON CHRONICLE VIA AP FILE] ney Scott Stewart opposed A lawyer says Egyptian the delay but did not address prosecutors have ordered the the rumors in court. government has begun the judge that some reuni- Also Monday, advocates 15-day detention of the chief The ACLU requested that transporting children in a fications of older children said in federal court in Los editor of an independent news parents have at least one week “tremendous amount of air- already occurred, and “it is Angeles that immigrant chil- website shortly after he was to decide whether to pursue line flights” to El Paso and our intent to reunify children in government custody ordered released from prison asylum in the U.S. after they are elsewhere. Director Ruben dren promptly.” He went are being given poor food, in a different case. reunited with their children. Garcia said he is preparing to into detail on how the process kept in unsanitary conditions Defense lawyer Fatma The judge held off on deciding take in as many as 100 reuni- was working. and face insults and threats. Serag said Thursday that that issue until the government fied families a day. The judge praised White’s The allegations came amid Masr al-Arabia chief editor outlines its objections in writ- Late last month, Sabraw testimony, saying, “What a long-running effort by Adel Sabri was ordered to be ing by next Monday. ordered the government to is in place is a great start to attorneys to have a court- detained Tuesday on charges ACLU attorney Lee Gel- reunite the thousands of making a large number of appointed monitor oversee of spreading false news and ernt told reporters that he children and parents who reunifications happen very, the U.S. government’s com- joining an outlawed group. was “extremely pleased” by were forcibly separated at very quickly.” pliance with a decades-old Serag says Sabri, who was the halt and that parents need the border by the Trump Justice Department attor- settlement governing the arrested in April on similar time to think over with their administration this spring. neys also assured Sabraw the treatment of immigrant chil- charges including operating children and advisers whether He set a deadline of July 10 children were well cared for, dren caught on the border. an unlicensed website, was to seek asylum. for children under 5 and gave offering him a visit to a shel- Attorneys interviewed set to be released Monday “It’s hard to imagine a more the government until July 26 ter if he wanted. The judge immigrant parents and chil- on bail of $558) before he was profound or momentous deci- to reunite more than 2,500 replied that the main concern dren in June and July about summoned for interrogation sion,” he said. youngsters ages 5 to 17. wasn’t whether the children their experiences in Border over his involvement in the The hearing in San Diego On Monday, the judge were well cared for. Patrol facilities, family deten- other case. occurred as the government commended the govern- “Obviously the concern tion and a youth shelter. accelerated reunifications ment for a plan submitted that has been at issue has They described much of the MCADOO, PA. at eight unidentified U.S. over the weekend to reunify been the passage of time,” he testimony as “shocking and Federal grand jury indicts man Immigration and Customs the older children. The plan said. “No matter how nice the atrocious.” accused of threatening Trump Enforcement locations. The calls for DNA testing and environment is, it’s the act Families described meals families are scattered around other screening measures of separation from a parent, of frozen sandwiches and A federal grand jury has the country, the adults at only if red flags are raised particularly with young chil- spoiled food, overflowing indicted a Pennsylvania man immigration detention cen- during background checks. dren, that matters.” toilets and guards yelling at who has been sought since ters, the children at shelters Jonathan White of the Sabraw has scheduled them and kicking them while last month on allegations that overseen by the government. Office of Refugee Resettle- three more hearings over the they slept. Children said they he threatened several gov- Annunciation House, a ment, who is overseeing the next two weeks to ensure were hungry and scared when ernment officials, including shelter in El Paso, said the government’s effort, assured compliance with his order. their parents were taken away. President Donald Trump. Federal prosecutors say 27-year-old Shawn Christy of McAdoo is accused of having DATELINES posted threats on Facebook in early June naming the president and anyone trying to detain him on the basis of a MANAGUA, NICARAGUA MOSCOW bench warrant. A poster released earlier by federal marshals said Christy is wanted for failure to appear on Schuylkill County assault charges and for a Northamp- ton County probation violation.

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EUSTIS Sexual predator charged Offi cers corral injured emu with assaulting boy 3 times Injured bird later The two-lane bridge, which A convicted child died aft er its Sunday has been under construction molester is back in aft ernoon jaunt forever for months, is busy jail after he sexually enough without weirdness. assaulted a boy at a By Frank Stanfield Traffic was stopped, how- friend's house last week, [email protected] ever, as Tavares officers, authorities say. sheriff’s deputies and county According to an arrest TAVARES — The span of animal control staffers tracked affidavit, bridge from Howey-in-the- down the bird. Sean Alex Hills to Tavares is long, scenic, The bird later died. Sims, 49, and a bridge over troubled It is not clear how the emu sought waters, with a history of cars ended up in the predicament in refuge at plunging into Little Lake Harris, the first place. a female and on Sunday, an injured bird For such a narrow stretch of friend's leading law enforcement offi- road, the bridge is accumulating Sims house cers on a chase. quite a trove of strange stories. because The call at 12:56 p.m., was In May, a woman driving he was having trouble weird: Emu with a sock over its across the bridge swerved to with some men and head, a rope around its neck and avoid hitting something in the didn't feel safe at his own an injured leg running amok on road and plunged into the water. place, but while he was the Howey Bridge, according She was rescued. A man driving there he sexual assaulted to Tavares Police Cpl. Sarah across in 1947 wasn’t so lucky. Police ofﬁ cers sneak up on an emu, circled, that got loose on the a teen boy three days in Coursey. He died in that accident. Howey bridge. [FACEBOOK] a row. The boy told deputies he was awakened by Sims late Wednesday night. He said Sims led him to a spare bedroom, where he Woman sexually assaulted him. The boy said he told Sims seemed he didn't want to but was forced to comply. He was assaulted the following fi ne prior two days as well, according to the affidavit. to hanging A deputy spotted Sims driving Sunday morn- herself ing, pulled him over and arrested him. Sims claimed the allegations Investigation weren't true. showed Tiff any Allen Florida Department was ‘normal’ before of Corrections records death Saturday show that Sims served eight years in prison on By Frank Stanfield charges of attempted frankstanfield@ sexual battery of a child dailycommercial.com under 12 and lewd and lascivious assault on a TAVARES – The child under 16. He was Ion Sancho, who served as Leon County elections supervisor for nearly three decades, told reporters that woman who hanged released in 2010 and is universities like the University of Florida and Florida State ahave “large, dense populations of basically herself in her jail cell registered as a sexual captive citizens.” [PHOTOS BY LAUREN BACHO / GATEHOUSE MEDIA] Saturday after being predator. arrested two days earlier on drug and child neglect TAVARES charges Man charged with was “very sex assaults on girl CASTING BALLOTS out of it” when she A 19-year-old Spring first came Hill man was charged to the jail, with sexually assaulting Judge weighs early voting sites at UF, FSU accord- a girl under 12 after the Allen ing to a girl told a report on friend the By Dara Kam her death. man had News Service of Florida However, Tiffany repeatedly Michelle Allen was acting touched TALLAHASSEE — Florida normal just a few hours her and elections officials were wrong before a trusty discov- forced to block on-campus early voting ered her body, the report Mancuso her to sites in Gainesville and Talla- said. touch him hassee, lawyers for the League Allen, 35, was arrested between March and of Women Voters of Florida told with three other people April. a federal judge Monday. on Thursday after two According to an arrest But attorneys representing children, ages 7 and report, the abuse came the state argued there was no 10, were discovered at to light when the girl's indication that college students 1 p.m., by a resident of friend made her tell — or anyone else — would have Clerbrook RV Park in another adult. voting rights abridged due to an Clermont. She said the The victim said Greg- advisory opinion under scrutiny children were thirsty, ory Allen Mancuso, 19, in the federal lawsuit filed this hungry and hot. They had put his hand down year by the League of Women had locked themselves her pants multiple times Voters and other plaintiffs. out of a trailer and said and and touched her and U.S. District Judge Mark they had not seen their that he had forced her Walker gave no indication how parents since dinnertime to touch him as well. he would rule after hearing the day before. He also made her watch nearly three hours of arguments “…the children con- a video of two children Monday in the case, which fided to her that their having sex. involves the state’s position caregivers often speak She said Mancuso about early voting locations at of drug use in their pres- called these sessions the University of Florida and ence,” according to the "bonding time." Florida State University. Secretary of State Ken Detzner’s ofﬁ ce in 2014 found that the Reitz arrest affidavit. Mancuso was charged Student Union on the University of Florida campus did not meet with sexual battery on a See BALLOTS, A4 statutory guidelines for early voting sites. See HANGING, A4 victim under 12 was was booked into the Lake County Jail without bond. EUSTIS 3 state university leaders top $1 million Lake County school immunization hours extended for July 26 By Lloyd Dunkelberger Kent Fuchs earned $1.1 mil- News Service of Florida lion, the survey showed. Three Florida Depart- In its annual survey of some ment of Health facilities TALLAHASSEE — Three 250 public college and univer- in Lake County will stay state university presidents sity presidents, The Chronicle open later on July 26 to in Florida earned more than said the three Florida uni- allow students prepar- $1 million in pay and other versity leaders were among ing to go back to school compensation during the a dozen public school presi- to receive required 2016-2017 academic year, a dents who earned more than immunizations. new national survey showed. $1 million in 2016-2017. Com- The shot clinics, open University of Central Flor- pensation packages averaged until 6:30 p.m., are ida President John Hitt, who $560,000 for all public uni- at 875 Oakley Seaver retired last month, earned versity presidents. Drive in Clermont, 352- $1.28 million, according to The pay packages included 989-9001; 2113 Griffin the survey published Sunday base pay but also other Road in Leesburg, 352- by The Chronicle of Higher compensation such as per- 360-6548; and 249 E. Education. formance bonuses, housing Collins St. in Umatilla, University of South Flor- allowances, vehicles and 352-771-5500. University of South Florida President Judy Genshaft earned $1.18 ida President Judy Genshaft deferred compensation plans. million for the 2016-2017 academic year. [WENDY DEWHURST CLARK / earned $1.18 million, and Uni- See BRIEFS, A4 GATEHOUSE MEDIA] versity of Florida President See LEADERS, A4 A4 Tuesday, July 17, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com

Ms. Allen appeared to be President Martha Saun- HANGING under the influence.” LEADERS ders earned $432,915. And Funeral Services As deputies prepared New College of Florida From Page A3 to check her for any From Page A3 President Donal O’Shea possible weapons she earned $357,250, accord- dropped a napkin she ing to the Sibson survey. Nancy Helene Davis Hendrix Deputies called the was holding against a Other Florida univer- The Chronicle also Church community. Department of Children cut on her finger, and a sity presidents in the surveyed compensation After the death of her and Families and left the piece of plastic fell to the top 100 of the survey packages for 570 presi- husband, Dick, and later children with the neigh- ground. The plastic held included John Thrasher dents of private colleges retiring, she enjoyed bor, who gave them methamphetamine. of Florida State Univer- and universities. travel and being a beloved grandmother to her six something to eat and The trusty who discov- sity at $634,437, Mark Among the Florida grandchildren and six drink and let them come ered Allen’s body noted Rosenberg of Florida presidents in the top 250 great-grandchildren. into her air-conditioned in the investigation that International University in the private-school Nancy later married home. They were about Allen was hallucinating, at $619,739 and John survey was University of Clyde Hendrix, whom to leave when Allen, talking to herself and Kelly of Florida Atlantic Miami president Donna she met through the Lane Griffith, 35, Britni “virtually climbing the University at $608,573. Shalala, who has retired local Garden Club. They Wilson, 33, and Darryl walls.” The survey included and is running for Con- Born the only daughter enjoyed gardening, Pulley, 35, pulled up in a Jail staffers put her on partial-year salaries for gress, at $1.47 million. of Martin and Erna traveling and socializing 2007 Ford Escape. There “strip out” status. They presidents at Florida George Hanbury of Theilig in 1932, in Boston with a wide group of was also a 15-month-old removed her clothing A&M University and the Nova Southeastern Uni- Massachusetts. She grew friends, both local and toddler lying in the back and put her in a gown University of West Flor- versity earned $1.69 up enjoying the beach where they summered seat without a diaper, made of material that is ida. But a more complete million. Embry-Riddle at Cape Cod, dancing in North Carolina. After food or water. There was impossible to knot. At Florida presidential-pay Aeronautical University at local social events Clyde’s death, Nancy no child safety restraint some point she talked to a survey was produced President John P. John- and working with her continued enjoying her seat. mental health expert and during UCF’s search for son, who has retired, mother in their victory activities with the Garden garden. She was involved One of the children was asked several ques- its new president this earned $879,358. Club, AARP and playing left overnight was tions in a health screen, year. Florida Institute of in girls athletics in high cards with her circle of school,including field friends. In her golden Allen’s daughter. The including “Have you ever Based on 2016-2017 Technology president hockey, archery and snow years, she was a resident toddler and the other tried or seriously con- data, University of Anthony Catanese, who skiing. She completed of Brookdale Assisted child left at the trailer sidered killing or hurting North Florida Presi- has retired, earned over her studies and became a Living, until her passing. were the responsibility yourself?” dent John Delaney, $1 million, according to cosmetologist after high She is survived by her of Pulley and Wilson, Eventually, she who has retired, earned the survey. Larry Thomp- school. She married her sons, Rick Davis and his according to the Lake calmed down, the trusty $766,121, according son of the Ringling College high school sweetheart, wife Susan (Sebastian, County Sheriff’s Office. reported, and was issued to Sibson Consulting. of Art and Design earned Richard “Dick” Davis. FL) and Roy Davis and The adults told con- the usual orange jump Florida Gulf Coast Uni- $629,640, and Wendy They had three sons, Rick, his wife Moira (Clermont, fusing, sometimes suit, bedding and was put versity President Wilson Libby of Stetson Univer- Roy and Bob. In the early FL); her grandchildren, conflicting stories. into a cell with another Bradshaw, who has also sity earned $573,015. fifties, the family moved Adrienne Davis At first, Wilson and prisoner. She reportedly retired, earned $686,525. William Fleming of to Montverde, Florida and (Wichita, KS), Robert Griffith said they left the had no problems with her Florida Polytechnic Palm Beach Atlantic Uni- owned and operated the children with “friends” cellmate. The report said University President versity earned $474,693 Montverde Fishing Camp Davis (Jacksonville, FL), Matthew Davis at the park, though they she “seemed to be in good Randy Avent earned and William Abare, who on Lake Apopka. She was could not name the spirits and was asking for $538,517. Florida A&M has retired as presi- involved with the local (Casselberry, FL), Ian Women’s group through Davis (Clermont, FL), friends, according to shampoo and other items President Larry Robin- dent of Flagler College, her church, participating Kristi Lankford (Dallas, deputies. so she could take good son earned $443,907. earned $473,822, the in and hosting local GA) and Kase Holmes As for Allen, “she did care of herself.” University of West Florida survey showed. events and charity (Casselberry, FL) and her not understand what was The trusty gave her a activities. After moving great-grandchildren Wes, going on.” She said her breakfast tray at about closer to Clermont, Logan, Jaeden, Kameron, child left the park at Lake 7 a.m. Her cellmate was she was involved with Makayla and Makenzie. David to stay with the taken out of the cell for the local Garden Club, Nancy is preceded in other child. “Ms. Allen a meeting at 7:50 a.m. including judging flower death by her first husband then gave two different Sometime after 11:20 show. She also was an Richard Davis, her second times that her child was a.m., while handing out active participant in her husband Clyde Hendrix left, which was 4 a.m., or lunch trays, the trusty sons’ school activities and and youngest son, Robert 11 a.m., on July 10.” She discovered her hanging field trips. Nancy held Davis. In lieu of flowers a told deputies she was from the bed with a sheet jobs in local retail stores donation may be made to out walking all night and tied around her neck. and doctor’s offices. She the Woodlands Lutheran did not know where her Griffith, Wilson and was an active member of Church, 15333 County Rd. daughter was. Pulley were charged her Woodlands Lutheran 455, Montverde, FL 34756 “It should be noted that with child neglect.

are limited to government argued that the advi- would not give more access getting to early vote,” the BALLOTS offices, such as county sory opinion, authored to students and others. judge noted. “At some courthouses, and voting by Department of State Lawyers for the state point, common sense has Lynda Sue From Page A3 offices, along with govern- Division Director Maria said elections officials to come into play.” ment-owned community Matthews, has not done could choose a “wild card” Walker angrily Brinkman centers and convention any harm. location, permissible under demanded an answer from Lynda Sue Brinkman, 75, The controversy is centers. The law also allows “There has been no claim state law, if they wanted the state’s lawyers, asking of Leesburg died Friday, centered on whether the county elections officials whatsoever that one person to use sites such as Reitz if the state would allow July 13, 2018. Steverson constitutional rights of to choose one “wild card” has been denied the right to Union. But Elisabeth Frost, supervisors of elections Hamlin & Hilbish students were violated by locale. The lawsuit alleged vote,” Mohammad Jazil, a who represents the plain- to allow early voting on Funerals and Cremations, an interpretation of a state the state was placing “an private lawyer representing tiffs, said that, in Alachua campus sites such as the Tavares. law by Secretary of State unjustifiable burden on the the Department of State, County, the “wild card” Reitz Union. Ken Detzner’s office. voting rights of hundreds of told the judge during argu- spot had already been allo- “It’s a bit of a difficult Detzner’s office in 2014 thousands of eligible Florida ments Monday. cated to a church more than question for us to answer,” found that a student union voters” and that Detzner's But lawyers for the plain- 20 miles north, to accom- Florida Department of State on the University of Flor- policy “disproportion- tiffs argued that the early modate minority voters in General Counsel David ida campus did not meet ately” impacted the state’s voting site at the J. Wayne the rural area. Fugett said. “I can’t imag- statutory guidelines for younger voters. Reitz Union on the Uni- She argued that the advi- ine why we would say no early voting sites, which But lawyers for the state versity of Florida campus sory opinion would keep to that, but there’s lots of meets the threshold of a young voters from being things I can’t imagine.” government-owned facil- able to cast ballots. Ion Sancho, who served ity eligible to be an early “There’s a shadow cast as Leon County elections voting site and that the site that is keeping supervisors supervisor for nearly three was necessary for students from putting early voting decades, told reporters that and workers who could not sites where young voters universities like Florida vote elsewhere because are,” Frost said. “At a cer- State and UF have “large, they were tethered to park- tain point you have to call a dense populations of basi- ing spots snagged after they banana a banana.” cally captive citizens.” arrived on campus in the The judge pressed the “Quite frankly, if you morning. About 68 per- state to explain what its are charged with making cent of Gainesville voters position would be in the voting accessible, what work at or attend the uni- future, should he agree you do want to do with versity, and the nearest that the secretary of state’s early voting locations is early-voting site is about a advisory opinion didn’t put them in dense resi- mile away, lawyers for the amount to irreparable dential areas where people plaintiffs said. harm, as the plaintiffs are lack transportation,” he Walker queried both seeking. And he questioned said. “I believe it’s simply sides on the issue during whether requiring students part of the partisan poli- Monday’s arguments, to walk a mile to cast their tics of our culture. Quite asking lawyers for the state ballots was equitable. frankly, Republicans don’t why allowing the early “Florida’s young popula- want young people to vote voting site on campus tion is going to have trouble today.”

to age 18, provided they in the world. BRIEFS are still enrolled in ele- The Tampa Bay Times mentary, middle or high reports that's bigger From Page A3 school. Parents or guard- than Switzerland, Saudi ians must bring a copy of Arabia, Argentina and the the child’s immunization Netherlands. There is no charge for records. The Florida Chamber immunizations for chil- Immunization ser- Foundation in a release dren and teenagers up vices are offered Monday said the state is adding through Fridays at the about $2.74 billion to the locations listed above. state's gross domestic The Health Department product each day. also offers back-to-school The chamber has physical examinations by launched the "Flor- appointments only. ida 2030" initiative to For information, contact address problem areas the Florida Department in the economy, such as of Health in Lake County the achievement gap in at 352-771-5500 or lake. schools and the poverty floridahealth.gov. rate. Despite hitting the ST. PETERSBURG $1 trillion mark, there's Report: Florida's economy still room to grow. Wage tops $1 trillion growth has long been pointed to by economists Florida's economy has as an area Florida's econ- topped $1 trillion, mean- omy — and the national ing that if Florida was its economy — need to own nation, it would have address to continue the 17th-largest economy growing. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, July 17, 2018 A5

code that no one in Mount also posted on change.org STARRY Dora should be subjected and has garnered close to to.” 12,000 signatures. From Page A1 The feud erupted in Nemhauser and Barrene- mid-2017 when the chea said they are grateful homeowners commis- for the positive support “Obviously, I’d love to get sioned artist Richard they received from the a court ruling on this, but Barrenechea to paint a community and beyond. honestly, this settlement drab masonry wall in Nemhauser said she is encompasses everything front of their home on Old also just ready to put the we could have hoped for out U.S. Highway 441 near situation behind them and of that,” Talcott said. “It downtown. The city at “live happily ever after” in also speaks clearly in that first classified the “Starry their Starry Night house. the city’s sign code was Night” mural as graffiti “It happened like two or unconstitutional. They and cited the couple, but three times that art teach- couldn’t have defended later decided the painting The wall and house painted with a “Starry Night” theme are seen near downtown Mount ers came to me and say, it in court so they are constituted an illegal sign. Dora. [DAILY COMMERCIAL FILE] ‘Look at what you inspired agreeing to change it to The homeowners directed in our class,’ and they show something constitutional Barrenechea to carry the traditional color for their sued the city in state court, house. me like four or five paint- and that’s big because it’s “Starry Night” theme son’s sake (he’s autistic but then dropped suit to Residents have shown ings of Starry Night and one of the reasons we took over to their house after and loves the painting), City refile the case as a federal support by way of letters, that’s very touching for this case on. city officials reportedly told Magistrate David Tegeler lawsuit. notes and emails to the me,” Barrenechea said. “I “First and foremost, we them the masonry wall had imposed a $100-a-day In February, a federal homeowners, to the artist couldn’t be happier than I wanted to help the family to match the house. fine for each day the mural judge granted a restraining and to the city. am now.” save the mural and their When Nemhauser and remained but capped it at order temporarily block- An online petition by City officials declined property, but we also saw Jastrzebski refused to 31 days for a total of $3,100. ing the city from imposing residents urging city offi- to comment on the case as this unconstitutional sign paint the wall and house a In response, the couple additional fines on the cials to keep the mural was it is pending finalization.

Committee, which will announced his pick. devices, “and never Trump repeated the NOMINEE vote on the nomination, has The next morning, ACTIONS allow it in the White Russian leader’s denials been in preliminary discus- American Bridge 21st House.” about involvement in the From Page A1 sions with various places Century, a political From Page A1 The Republican rebuke election. that maintain records from action committee that’s from Capitol Hill came “He just said it’s not Kavanaugh’s public service. funded by Democrats and largely from those law- Russia,” Trump said of Circuit, he has written The panel also has asked does opposition research, our American President makers who have been Putin. “I will say this: I roughly 300 opinions and Kavanaugh to provide had someone at the Bush would stand on the stage willing to openly criticize don’t see any reason why law review articles and has information about his work library waiting for it to with the Russian Presi- the president. But key it would be.” given speeches across the for Bush, and for inde- open. dent and place blame Republicans, Democrats Former intelligence country. pendent counsel Kenneth The group also has filed on the United States and others in Washing- chiefs who served under Before that, he spent Star’s team, where Kava- dozens of Freedom of for Russian aggres- ton appeared stunned President Barack Obama two years in the White naugh co-wrote the report Information Act requests sion,” tweeted Sen. Jeff that Trump refused to were scathing in their House counsel’s office that served as the basis for and dispatched dozens of Flake, R-Ariz. “This is publicly condemn Rus- criticism of his remarks. and three years as staff President Bill Clinton’s people around the country shameful.” sian interference in the John Brennan, who secretary where he had impeachment. to peruse Kavanaugh- Sen. Ben Sasse, 2016 election or warn served as CIA direc- eyeballs on nearly every- In questionnaires sent related material. R-Neb., called it against future meddling tor between 2013 and thing Bush saw, signed and out last Friday, the com- Besides the Bush “bizarre” and “flat-out during the joint press January 2017, called the said. Tens of thousands of mittee also asked about his library, the group has wrong” for Trump to conference with Putin president’s comments pages of documents crossed work on the Bush campaign people scouring files at suggest that both the in Finland. “treasonous.” Kavanaugh’s desk and if effort to halt the recount of sites in the nation’s capi- U.S. and Russia are to Trump appeared “Donald Trump’s press lawmakers demand to see votes in Florida in the dis- tal, Yale University where blame for the deterio- to take the Russian conference performance the bulk of them, the Senate puted 2000 election. Kavanaugh earned his rated state of the two president’s denial of in Helsinki rises to & confirmation process could After Trump nominated law degree, the National countries’ relationship. interference at face value exceeds the threshold of be a drawn-out affair. Neil M. Gorsuch for the Archives and the William Even Trump’s some- while calling the U.S.’s ‘high crimes & misde- The archival staff at the Supreme Court, the exec- J. Clinton Presidential times ally Sen. Lindsey own Justice Depart- meanors.’ It was nothing Bush library in Dallas is utive branch released all Library and Museum in Graham of South Caro- ment special counsel’s short of treasonous. Not working to provide access the internal White House Little Rock, Arkansas. lina called the summit probe as a “disaster.” only were Trump’s com- to open records related correspondence that was “We are searching a “missed opportunity That U.S. investigation, ments imbecilic, he is to Kavanaugh’s White related to him. But Kava- through all of the pub- by President Trump led by special counsel wholly in the pocket of House years. The National naugh was so involved in licly available information to firmly hold Russia Robert Mueller, unveiled Putin. Republican Patri- Archives says the docu- the inner workings of the we can get our hands on accountable for 2016 an indictment Friday ots: Where are you???” ments are being compiled Bush White House, some because we hope to prop- meddling and deliver a against 12 Russian intel- Brennan tweeted. on one webpage as was of his correspondence erly highlight the dangers strong warning regard- ligence officers accused James Clapper, who done for the records of might still be classified of having Kavanaugh on ing future elections.” of hacking Democratic was director of national Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, under provisions of the the Supreme Court,” said Graham quipped that emails during the 2016 intelligence under Obama Trump’s first pick for the Presidential Records Act. Harrell Kirstein, commu- Trump ought to check campaign. between 2010 and 2017, high court. The paper chase began nications director for the a soccer ball Putin gave At the joint appearance described Trump remarks The Senate Judiciary just hours after Trump group. to Trump for listening in Finland with Putin, as “truly unbelievable.”

Coats. there was “no question” TRUMP “We have been clear in that Russia had interfered. our assessments of Rus- Even staunch Trump From Page A1 sian meddling in the 2016 backer Newt Gingrich, the election and their ongoing, former House speaker, pervasive efforts to under- called Trump’s comments Standing alongside mine our democracy, and “the most serious mistake Putin, Trump steered we will continue to provide of his presidency” and said clear of any confrontation unvarnished and objec- they “must be corrected with the Russian, going so tive intelligence in support immediately.” far as to question Ameri- of our national security,” Former CIA Director can intelligence and last Coats said. John Brennan, who served week’s federal indictments Fellow GOP politicians under President Barack that accused 12 Russians of have generally stuck with Obama, called Trump’s hacking into Democratic Trump during a year and a words “nothing short of email accounts to hurt Hill- half of turmoil, but he was treasonous.” Brennan ary Clinton in 2016. assailed as seldom before as tweeted: “Not only were “I have great confidence he returned home Monday Trump’s comments imbe- in my intelligence people, night from what he had cilic, he is wholly in the but I will tell you that Pres- hoped would by a proud pocket of Putin. Repub- ident Putin was extremely summit with Putin. lican Patriots: Where are strong and powerful in his Sen. John McCain of you???” denial today. Arizona was most outspo- In a Fox News Chan- “He just said it’s not ken, declaring that Trump nel interview after the Russia. I will say this: I don’t made a “conscious choice summit, Putin pronounced see any reason why it would to defend a tyrant” and the meetings “the beginning be,” Trump said. achieved “one of the most of the path” back from the His skepticism drew a disgraceful performances West’s past efforts to isolate quick formal statement by an American president in Russia. “I think you see for — almost a rebuttal — memory.” House Speaker yourself that these efforts from Trump’s director of Paul Ryan, who rarely failed, and they were never national Intelligence, Dan criticizes Trump, stressed bound to succeed,” he said. A6 Tuesday, July 17, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com ‘Jane Doe’ issue moves forward in gun case

Appeals Court The appeal stems from a the appeals court has the two teens to the case lawyers wrote in the brief. constitutionally-embed- appears set to hear ruling in May by U.S. Dis- jurisdiction over the but sought to keep their “That event not only led to ded presumption of anonymity dispute trict Judge Mark Walker anonymity issue. Also, identities private. NRA the enactment of the ban openness in judicial pro- in NRA suit that a 19-year-old Ala- Attorney General Pam attorneys argued in a brief (on people under 21 buying ceedings,” Walker wrote. chua County woman, Bondi’s office, which filed June 27 in the appeals guns) challenged in this “This is especially true By Jim Saunders identified as “Jane Doe,” has objected to the teens court that the teens feared case; it was the catalyst where the targets of such News Service of Florida could not remain anony- remaining anonymous, “that being publicly for a nationwide effort to threats and harassment mous as a plaintiff in a agreed that the appeals named in and associated restrict the possession and are not minors and where TALLAHASSEE — A National Rifle Association court could take up the with the case would sub- use of firearms. Funded by the subject at issue does federal appeals court challenge to the gun law. dispute. ject them to harassment, a group of anti-gun orga- not involve matters of Monday cleared the way The NRA also sought to The anonymity issue is intimidation, threats, and nizations, activists have utmost intimacy.” for considering a dispute add to the case a 19-year- rooted in a federal law- potentially even physical barnstormed the country While the NRA and about whether two teens old man, identified as suit that the NRA filed violence.” It also pointed advocating restrictions on state await action from can remain anonymous “John Doe,” who could be March 9 after Gov. Rick to numerous harassing the right to keep and bear the appeals court on the in a challenge to a new affected by the law. Scott signed into law a and threatening emails arms.” anonymity issue, the Florida law that raised the After Walker’s ruling, sweeping school-safety and phone calls received In ruling against the underlying challenge to minimum age to buy rifles the NRA went to the measure that included by prominent NRA lob- anonymity request in the law signed by Scott has and other long guns. Atlanta-based appeals new gun-related restric- byist Marion Hammer May, Walker wrote that if largely remained on hold. The 11th U.S. Circuit court seeking to allow the tions. The legislation was since the shooting in Park- “it were entirely up to this After the anonymity issue Court of Appeals issued teens to remain anony- a response to the Feb. 14 land and the filing of the court, this court would not is resolved, Walker will a two-page document mous. The appeals court, shooting at Parkland’s lawsuit. hesitate to grant the NRA’s consider the legality of the that said it “appears however, raised a ques- Marjory Stoneman Doug- “The context of this case motion.” But Walker indi- gun restriction. that this court has juris- tion about whether it las High School that left — and of Jane Doe and John cated he was bound by Meanwhile, Hammer diction to consider this should consider the ano- 17 students and faculty Doe’s request to remain previous legal decisions. filed lawsuits Friday in appeal,” though it said nymity matter and said members dead. In part, the anonymous — cannot be Based on precedent, state and federal courts a final determination on that if “it is determined law raised from 18 to 21 the understood apart from the “this court finds that mere against five men she says that jurisdiction will be that this court is without minimum age to purchase tragic February 14 shoot- evidence of threats and have targeted her with made later by a panel of jurisdiction, this appeal rifles and other long guns. ing at Marjory Stoneman harassment made online harmful emails and phone judges who will hear the will be dismissed.” After filing the lawsuit, Douglas High School and is insufficient to out- calls since the massacre in anonymity issue. The NRA contended the NRA moved to add its aftermath,” the NRA’s weigh the customary and Parkland. Payments halted amid SunPass upgrade problems

Florida will pay was expected to be com- contract outlines that entitled to expect,” Dew responding to airport gate Amoriell wrote that an contractor no more pleted June 11. $5,000 a day in “liquid wrote in a letter Monday systems when customers independent third-party until system is “The contract with our damages” may be to Conduent President entered or exited parking vendor has been hired to ‘fully operational’ vendor includes a number imposed for each day David Amoriell. facilities. identify ways to further of robust provisions from the “go-live” date Amoriell advised the As part of the conver- improve the system. News Service of Florida related to performance that work fails to be con- state last week that the sion, SunPass Plus parking Despite the assertions and failure to meet obli- sidered completed. company had already has been expanded from to complete the work, no TALLAHASSEE – Flor- gations,” the department Transportation Sec- made “substantial Orlando International completion date has been ida is halting payments said in a statement that retary Mike Dew called improvements in recent Airport to include Miami set. to a company upgrading did not indicate how the delays “completely weeks and will continue International Airport, Fort The state continues to the SunPass toll-collec- much money the state unacceptable.” to strive for your complete Lauderdale-Hollywood catch up on the back load tion system until all the still owes Conduent or “The department antic- satisfaction.” International Airport, of toll transactions – at changes in the $287 mil- the number of payments ipates and expects that The issues remaining Palm Beach International least 100 million – that lion project are deemed remaining. Conduent will continue from the upgrade include Airport and Tampa Inter- occurred after work on “fully operational.” Department spokesman to improve the opera- the effectiveness of the national Airport. the upgrades began on The Florida Depart- Ed Seifert said Con- tions of the SunPass call SunPass website and Amoriell said double June 5. ment of Transportation duent has not submitted center, the website inter- mobile application; issues charges against customers As of Monday, more than announced Monday it is invoices for reimburse- face, the functionality of related to multiple charges are being reversed, with 46 million transactions had withholding payments ment since June 11. The the mobile application being applied through letters prepared to notify been processed, starting to Maryland-based contract to incorporate interface and the avail- the payment processing customers. with the oldest. Conduent State & Local all back-office operations ability and reliability of system; and problems “We will commit that The state is trying to Solutions as work con- into a single operation SunPass Plus, so that with the expanded Sun- customers will not be process about 8 million tinues on the SunPass was awarded in Novem- SunPass customers are Pass Plus application overcharged,” Amoriell transactions a day, double Centralized Customer ber 2015. provided the premium at airports, which was wrote. the daily average of toll Service System, which Conduent’s 1,575-page level of service they are slow or unavailable in As for the website, transactions. Pakistan rights group issues warning

By Kathy Gannon some of Sharif’s candi- province. “These (terrorist) forces and Munir Ahmed dates were being asked to In election-related vio- were supposed to be elimi- The Associated Press step down. lence, gunmen on Sunday nated, but still they exist In jail since his return to night opened fire at the and can strike where they ISLAMABAD — Paki- Pakistan last week, Sharif is election headquarters want,” said Jilani, who is stan’s independent Human serving a 10-year sentence of the secular Awami also a member of the Elders, Rights Commission warned on corruption charges. National Party in the town an international non-gov- Monday of “blatant, On Monday he appealed of Chaman in Baluchistan, ernment organization of aggressive and unabashed” the conviction as did his wounding former senator public figures known for attempts to manipulate daughter, Maryam, and his Daud Achakzai who was their work promoting peace the results of elections set son-in-law, who received campaigning for Zumurak and human rights. for later this month, with seven and one-year sen- Khan, a contender for a seat At a news conference in prominent activist I.A. tences respectively also in the provincial legislature. the capital of Islamabad, Rehman calling it “the on charges of corruption On Friday in Baluch- Jilani bemoaned the “grow- dirtiest election” in the over the family’s purchase istan’s Mastung district, an ing influence of radical country’s troubled relation- of luxury apartments in Islamic State group suicide religious forces,” and the ship with democratic rule. London. If the judge grants bomber killed Siraj Raisani, participation in elections of The Human Rights Com- the appeal, Sharif could be a candidate for the provin- proscribed groups operat- mission of Pakistan (HRCP) released on bail. cial assembly, along with ing under new names. in its statement raised sev- Violence has escalated 148 others during an elec- “The HRCP feels strongly eral warning flags including in the run-up to the bal- tion rally. that the political space allegations that members of loting, with horrific attacks So far more than 170 ceded to banned outfits disgraced prime minister over the weekend killing people have died in elec- has emboldened militant Nawaz Sharif’s Pakistan 153 people, including a pro- tion-related attacks, groups,” according to their Muslim League party were vincial assembly candidate underscoring the security statement. “being pressured to switch during an election rally in threat ahead of the vote. Sharif’s Pakistan Muslim political loyalties,” while southwestern Baluchistan The Human Rights League party is heading into Commission in its state- the race for the 342-seat ment questioned a decision National Assembly and by the Election Commis- four provincial parliaments sion of Pakistan to deploy weakened by the scandal 350,000 security person- surrounding Sharif and an nel outside as well as inside irate military. polling station on election Sharif, who has been day. banned from politics, is Rehman expressed con- believed to have run afoul of cern that the deployment the military, which has ruled of security personnel to Pakistan directly or indi- the polling stations could rectly for most of its 71-year intimidate voters. Instead history, when he sought to Human Right Commission restrict its involvement in member and co-founder civilian affairs and criticized Hina Jilani said security per- army efforts to combat sonnel should be deployed extremist groups, despite to protect campaigns ahead Sharif’s own past courting of elections when the dan- of religious groups in search gers are self-evident. of votes. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, July 17, 2018 A7 BUSINESS

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MARKET WATCH US challenges China, EU, others at WTO over steel tariff s Dow 25,064.36 ▲ 44.95 Nasdaq 7,805.72 ▼ 20.26 S&P 2,798.43 ▼ 2.88 By Paul Wiseman the Geneva-based WTO, a little-used weapon in Russell 1,678.54 ▼ 8.54 The Associated Press which mediates trade American trade policy: NYSE 12,748.78 ▼ 20.73 disputes. Under the Trade Expansion WASHINGTON — The “Instead of working with Act of 1962, presidents are Trump administration on us to address a common empowered to impose COMMODITIES Monday brought cases problem, some of our trad- unlimited tariffs on REVIEW against China, the Euro- ing partners have elected imports that the Com- pean Union, Canada, to respond with retalia- merce Department asserts Gold 1,238.10 ▼ 1.50 Mexico and Turkey at tory tariffs designed to are threats to America’s Silver 15.735 ▼ .004 the World Trade Orga- punish American workers, national security. Platinum 822.30 ▼ 3.90 nization for retaliating farmers and companies,” The WTO gives coun- Copper 2.7570 ▼ .0130 against American tariffs Lighthizer said. tries broad leeway to Oil 68.06 ▼ 2.95 on imported steel and If the WTO agrees that determine national secu- In this July 13 photo, Chinese-made children shoes aluminum. the retaliatory duties rity interests. But there carrying a Chinese map and U.S. fl ags are on display for a The United States has violate its rules, it would was long an unwritten sale at a shop in Beijing. [ANDY WONG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] MARKET MOVERS imposed tariffs of 25 per- assess the damage and agreement that WTO cent on steel and 10 percent calculate the tariffs member countries would Thursday and Friday in in exchange for access to • Bank of America Corp., on aluminum on the that the United States use the national-security Washington. the Chinese market. up $1.23 to $29.78: The grounds that the imported would be entitled to justification only very Separately, Trump is Last week, the admin- bank’s profi t and revenue metals pose a threat to U.S. impose in response sparingly to avoid abuses. engaged in a trade war with istration announced 10 were greater than analysts national security. China, — retaliation for the Trump’s steel and alu- China over the aggressive percent tariffs on $200 anticipated. the EU, Canada, Mexico retaliation. But WTO minum tariffs broke that tactics Beijing has used to billion worth of Chinese and Turkey have coun- proceedings can drag on taboo. Now the Com- challenge U.S. technologi- goods, which won’t take • Deutsche Bank AG, up terpunched with taxes for years. merce Department is cal dominance. According effect until at least Sep- 90 cents to $12.14: The on more than $24 billion In taxing imported steel pursuing another, bigger to the Trump adminis- tember. On Monday, troubled German lender worth of U.S. exports. and aluminum from some national-security case tration, these include China said that it filed a said its second-quarter U.S. Trade Rep. Robert countries in March and against auto imports. outright cybertheft and WTO challenge against profi t will be larger than Lighthizer said their retal- others in June, President Hearings on the proposed forcing U.S. companies those proposed U.S. expected. iation violates the rules of Donald Trump deployed auto tariffs are set for to hand over trade secrets tariffs. A8 Tuesday, July 17, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com HEALTH

they have a pool, they should become familiar and get trained in mouth- to-mouth rescue breathing,” said Dr. Michael Sayre, a professor of emergency medicine at the Uni- Savealife versity of Washington in Seattle. “Whereas hands-only CPR is typi- cally focused on someone who is not EXERCISE in the water and collapses suddenly Drowning can be fast and silent, for other reasons, people underwa- DANCING ter die because of lack of oxygen.” After Clay’s recovery, Metro GOODFOR but it also can be prevented founded a nonprofit called CPR Party, using the model of at-home shopping THEBRAIN parties to encourage people to teach Staying safe in the water and learn CPR. The lessons aren’t Researchers at equal to official CPR certification, the University of Metro said, but “they will know what Illinois at Chicago to do and hopefully, we create a bridge found that older to certification. We just give them that sedentary adults basic knowledge to empower them.” who participated About one in five people who die in a Latin Learn to swim from drowning are 14 years old or ballroom dance younger, according to the Centers for program reported Drowning is the second-leading Disease Control and Prevention. And improvements in cause of death in children for every child who dies from drown- memory, attention between ages 1 and 4. ing, another five receive emergency

and focus. FREEPIK IMAGES/MCN ILLUSTRATION department care for nonfatal injuries, often including brain damage. The The Mayo Clinic Teach safety numbers are particularly discourag- offers the ing, experts say, because in many following tips to Secure the pool Talk about risky cases, drowning is preventable. get dancing: behavior: diving Install fencing with self- or swimming in • Sign up for a closing gates at least 4 feet unfamiliar water, Drowning is the third-leading dance class at high to separate the pool and alcohol or cause of unintentional injury a community from the house and the yard. drug use while in death worldwide, accounting for 7 college, YMCA, or near water. percent of all injury-related deaths, dance studio according to the World Health or community Organization. The agency estimates center. there are 360,000 annual drowning deaths worldwide. • Try dancing at home by following along with a free exercise video “The biggest thing we try to get from the National through to people is you need to Institute on maintain constant, active supervi- Aging’s Go4Life sion when people are in the water,” YouTube channel. Clear out pool toys said Adam Katchmarchi, executive director of the National Drowning Make sure children aren’t Prevention Alliance. “Regardless tempted to play unsupervised. of age and swimming ability, you should never swim alone. You should PSYCHOLOGY always swim around someone who’s keeping that vigilant watch over the water, whether that be a parent in IMPROVE Sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/National Drowning Prevention Alliance a backyard pool or whether you’re YOURMOOD Remember life jackets Learn CPR swimming in a lifeguarded area.” On its website, the NDPA stresses The following Half of all boating deaths For drowning, the American Heart what it calls “layers of protec- tips to improve could be prevented with Association recommends rescue tion,” including swimmer train- your mind and their use. breaths along with compressions. ing, facility safety and parental mood come from responsibilities designed to prevent onegreenplanet. drowning. Drowning can hap- org. By The American Heart Association only thing – we can attribute it to pen quickly and silently, without is the bystander CPR,” Metro said. warning, Katchmarchi said. • Do something ust back from a run with her He didn’t see the inside of a hos- “We’re used to the ‘Baywatch’ you love every husband, Laura Metro heard pital for an hour and a half after drowning, where people see on day, like writing J her 6-year-old daughter, almost drowning. The bystander TV that someone’s going to be in a journal or Maison, screaming, “I think CPR “was really what did it.” waving their arms and scream- practicing a Clay died! I think Clay died!” Drowning is the third-leading cause ing for help,” he said. favorite hobby. Metro’s 3-year-old son, of unintentional injury death world- “An actual drowning victim, when who was swimming with fam- wide, accounting for 7 percent of all they’re in that 20- to 60-second fight • Ditch the ily friends, was found at the bot- injury-related deaths, according to for survival, they’re unable to call negative self-talk. tom of the pool with his towel. the World Health Organization. The for help because all of their energy is One friend started CPR – or agency estimates there are 360,000 being used to keep their head above • Eat your B the closest thing he knew based annual drowning deaths worldwide. water. A lot of times they’re bob- vitamins like B3, on what he’d seen on TV – on The Metros’ good fortune is anec- bing up and down, going under and B5, B6, B7 and B12. Clay’s blue, lifeless body. dotal evidence of the findings from re-emerging and trying to get air, so Paramedics arrived and got Clay’s a study published in the June 2017 it’s really difficult for them to call • Eat more plant- heart beating again. He was taken edition of the journal Resuscita- out for help,” Katchmarchi said. based foods by helicopter to the hospital and tion, which found that chances for “It’s really easy to say, ‘Oh, I’m to help relieve spent two days in a coma before neurological recovery from a near- watching my kids,’ but you’re scroll- depression, making what Metro calls “nothing drowning increase when the victim ing through Facebook or your Twitter anxiety and short of a miraculous recovery.” receives CPR from a bystander. feed. … Even if you’re distracted for promote mental “The doctors said, ‘We don’t know “We would advocate for parents just a short period of time, it can hap- clarity. why he’s alive. The only thing – the knowing CPR, and particularly if pen really quickly and really silently.”

FUN FACT TODAY’S WORKOUT HUGFOR BETTER Use this combo move for a quick workout HEALTH By Marlo Alleva each hand gently behind three to five sets of this Embracing More Content Now the ears or neck and you combo movement. activates the hor- are ready to move. For variation, you can mone n the days you don’t Keeping the lower body add light hand weights, or oxy- feel like working engaged in a squatting stand from the squat if it tocin, Oon your fitness, position, begin to bend becomes too much to hold which aim for moves that target to one side. Keeping the while you are crunching. pro- multiple zones, and you elbows out from the body, This move can be done motes will be done in no time. guide the chest with the on its own, as it is target- a feeling of Our move today is a wide bent elbow. Once you reach ing multiple areas, but trust and social squat with a side crunch. your deepest contrac- also great to add into a connection. It also You will be working your tion on one side, return lower body/core routine. lowers your body’s lower body, quads, glutes, to the start. And continue Whatever you choose, levels of cortisol, hamstrings, inner thighs to the opposite side. just do it. You’ll be glad you the stress hor- and also your core. Keep this side-to- did when you are done. mone, according Begin this combo move side crunch going for at to prevention. by placing your feet out Marlo Alleva demonstrates a least five to 10 times on Marlo Alleva, an instruc- com. in a wide stance, angling wide squat with side crunch. each side. Stand from tor at Gold’s Gym and the toes outward. Lower [ERNST PETERS/THE LEDGER] the squat, and give your group fitness coordinator — Brandpoint your torso by bending legs a short break, then at Fontaine-Gills YMCA in the knees. Push your engage the abdomen and return for the next set. in Florida, can be reached hips slightly forward to hold your chest tall. Place Give yourself at least at [email protected]. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, July 17, 2018 A9

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OUR OPINION Change tactics in addiction battle

he News-Journal in Daytona Beach, a sister paper of the Daily Commercial, recently chronicled six deaths T connected in one way or another to the abuse of opioids. The stories are difficult to read: A mother who died ANOTHER OPINION lying next to her 20-month-old son. A man police suspect was chewing on a patch that contained a slow-release ver- sion of the powerful painkiller Fentanyl. A young woman found, along with dozens of used syringes, in the house of Fact-checking starts with you one of two men who explained to police they “share her.” Deaths like these are becoming heartbreakingly com- monplace. And for every death, there are incalculable s news consumers, others. They include such researchers to look for mis- numbers of lives being slowly wrecked by the insidious we're swamped with well-known outlets as Fact- information on its website. influence of potent, addictive drugs. Foster-care provid- A information. Whether Check.org, the Washington In early July, Poynter.org ers, jails, hospitals and other public entities sag under we read newspapers, watch Post's FactChecker, Snopes reported that the WikiProject the increased burden tied to the spike in opioid abuse. cable news, or get stories from and PolitiFact. A report from will create news information A Palm Beach Post series is peeling back the decades Aunt Judy on Facebook, we Duke Reporters' Lab this year boxes to help Google users of bad policy that cast Florida as a credible culprit in the must decide which informa- counted 149 fact-checking judge the veracity of local news nation’s opioid-abuse epidemic. The state’s lax over- tion is trustworthy. projects in 53 countries. organizations. sight of drugs with high potential for misuse helped Advocacy journalism out- Recently in Rome, more than All these measures are create a cottage industry in bogus “clinics” that seem- lets including Fox News and 200 fact checkers from 56 important, but without ingly only existed to push pills — with the tacit coop- MSNBC, ideological talk radio, countries participated in the individual responsibility, eration of the nation’s biggest drug companies. and conspiracy websites like world's largest fact-checking they won't amount to much. The state finally got serious about shutting them down, InfoWars make this difficult. conference. We still have a president but not before many people became hooked, and Florida Was Trump snookered by The fake news fiasco of who has turned a blind eye gained infamy as a pain-pill pipeline for the eastern United North Korea? Will his tariff 2016 spurred public outrage to the misinformation issue. States. After Florida’s crackdown, many turned to street war hurt the economy? How and led to government action. We still have countries and drugs. Once again, Florida failed to act quickly enough. we answer that sort of ques- According to Media Literacy groups determined to shape Officials are getting a better picture of the scope of tions may depend on where we Now, several states introduced U.S. public opinion through the devastation that opioids — both prescription pills get our news. or continued consideration sophisticated lies. and illegal counterparts like heroin — have wrought. But As the midterm elec- of media literacy legislation Ultimately, the burden falls the death toll will keep mounting if state officials don’t tions approach, we must be in 2017 and 2018. In 2017, on all of us to be savvy news develop a more aggressive plan and shift their focus prepared for another misinfor- Washington, Connecticut, consumers and confirm the to manage this as the public-health crisis that it is. mation onslaught from Russia. Rhode Island, and New Mexico information in the messages Treating it as a criminal-justice problem isn’t work- Media organizations are taking passed media literacy educa- that bombard us constantly. ing. While the state should continue to prosecute steps to push back. tion laws. All states should Don't believe everything Aunt large-scale dealers, criminalizing addiction has proved On July 6, the Washington enact similar measures. Judy sends you on Facebook; to be a failed policy that costs Florida governments bil- Post reported that Twitter has Many universities now have verify it by checking several lions for arrest and incarceration. Shifting that funding purged 70 million fake and media literacy majors and news sources. When you see toward more effective treatment options makes sense. suspicious accounts since May programs. The State Uni- misinformation, warn others. Attorney General Pam Bondi has already joined several to reduce the misinforma- versity of New York at Stony Russian bots and trolls other states suing pharmaceutical companies for the dam- tion spread on its platform. Brook created the Center for wanting to destabilize the ages their heedless profiteering sparked. Money from those Three days later, YouTube News Literacy in 2007, which United States, Macedonian suits could help defray some of the costs of responding to the announced that it was giving teaches undergraduate stu- teenagers seeking profits, epidemic. But the state can’t afford to wait on the courts. $25 million to support legiti- dents to use critical thinking and misleading memes will One immediate, and potentially very effective, response: mate news organizations, flag skills to judge the credibility of be in full force for the 2018 The state should expand access to drugs that can man- misinformation, and highlight news reports. midterms. They will set out age the cravings and physical discomfort of quitting authoritative news sources. The website AllSides pro- to dupe you. Will you be able opioids — making a successful recovery from active Those actions reflect the vides differing perspectives to sort out the truth from addiction much more achievable. The state should emerging movement to help on major issues, sorting news misinformation? make it clear that substance-abuse funding will always people become savvy news stories from the left, right, and emphasize the most successful means of treatment. consumers. Media literacy center. By fall, NewsGuard Larry Atkins, the author of Officials should also restore drug-treatment programs organizations — such as the will be launched to fight fake Skewed: A Critical Thinker's that until June 30 provided counseling and addiction National Association for Media news by providing users with Guide to Media Bias (Pro- treatment to people about to be released from prison. Literacy Education, the Center reliability ratings and "nutri- metheus Books), teaches jour- These are just a few of the avenues Florida could pur- for Media Literacy, and the tion labels" for 7,500 news and nalism at Temple University sue. State leaders should look for more. The alternative News Literacy Project — work information websites. and Arcadia University. This — watching deaths increase every year, and spend- to promote informed news In May, Facebook column was written for the ing hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to deal with consumption. announced plans to start a Progressive Media Project, addiction’s grim impacts — should never be acceptable. Dozens of fact-checking news literacy campaign by which is run by The Progres- organizations call out false- offering tips on how to detect sive magazine, and distributed The Daytona Beach News-Journal hoods by politicians and fake news and by recruiting by Tribune News Service.

ANOTHER OPINION Trump opposes foreign worker visas — except for Mar-a-Lago

e’re too lazy, us not with our great president, October through May. his candidacy in 2015, Trump are so crucial to his brand that Americans. but with our less-than-great The resort’s applica- brands have applied for more the cost-cutting business guy W Or maybe we lack selves. We’re the appar- tion attests that qualified than 400 H-2B visas for Donald Trump has trumped the requisite skills. ent flaw in Donald Trump’s Americans can’t be found to low-skilled, non-agricultural the xenophobic America-first Either way, we’re obviously plan to make America grand fill these essential jobs. The seasonal workers. Donald Trump. not up to staffing a high prior- again. Americans — or at least document also indicates that Vox reported that of the Candidate Trump promised ity presidential enterprise. Americans drawn from South the famously ostentatious 144 seasonal job openings cheering red hats that he would We can’t cook. Serve food. Florida’s slovenly workforce club, which charges members that Trump businesses posted “institute an absolute require- Sling drinks. Wash dishes. — just aren’t up to working $200,000 a year to hang with from 2016 to 2017, only one ment to hire American workers Bus tables. Clean rooms. Tend within the gilded confines of the Great Leader, intends to was filled by an American. The for every visa and immigration gardens. his Palm Beach manor. The pay imported cooks $13.31 an other 143 went to H-2B visa program. No exceptions.” We can’t perform such work president and his cronies hour and servers $12.68 an holders. But self-dealing business- well enough to serve the presi- require something special from hour. (No tipping allowed). It’s not just Trump bent on man Trump decided otherwise. dent’s business interests. Or their servers. Perhaps an exotic Perhaps Mar-a-Lago’s Third exploiting imported labor. Last July, his administration maybe it’s that we just won’t East European accent. World pay scale accounts Hundreds of hotels, ski resorts increased the annual allocation do it cheaply enough. On July 5, Trump’s beach- for the paucity of American and restaurants clamor for of H-2B visas from 66,000 So once again, President side club submitted a request applicants. H-2B seasonal workers. It’s to 81,000. Three days later, Donald Trump has found him- to the U.S. Department of Department of Labor pretty obvious to South Flo- Trump properties applied for self forced to staff his beloved Labor for permission to hire records, however, indicate ridians that local restaurants 76 visas. Mar-a-Lago Club with the 61 non-American seasonal that other Trump properties, have hired a disproportion- very sort of workers he once workers. According to Vox, golf clubs, resorts and hotels, ate number of servers with Fred Grimm, a longtime resident vowed to banish — those damn Mar-a-Lago claimed that also covet cheap imported accents out of the old Soviet of Fort Lauderdale, has worked job-stealing foreigners. it needed 40 servers and 21 labor. ABC News reported bloc. as a reporter or columnist in The blame, of course, lies cooks to work at the club from that since Trump declared Apparently H-2B workers South Florida since 1976. A10 Tuesday, July 17, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com

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Cleveland shortstop sixth time in as many years get a few days to recharge Cleveland is lone area player in when the All-Star Game is their batteries before the reg- Indians’ All-Star Game played at Nationals Park in ular season restarts Friday, Francisco Washington, D.C. Lindor will represent Lake Lindor By Frank Jolley The four locals — Cleve- County for the third-straight throws out [email protected] land shortstop Francisco year in the Midsummer New York Lindor (attended Montverde Classic. Yankees’ Lake County’s quartet of Academy), Oakland catcher Lindor is one of two Giancarlo major leaguers have impacted Jonathan Lucroy (Uma- major leaguers who gradu- Stanton on the 2018 Major League Base- tilla), Detroit reliever Shane ated from area schools to Friday in ball season in a variety of Greene (East Ridge) and Col- appear in the All-Star game Cleveland. ways. orado outfielder Noel Cuevas — Lucroy played for the [AP PHOTO / One of the four might even (Montverde Academy) — have National league in the 2014 TONY DEJAK] play a significant role Tuesday enjoyed playing time this and 2016. if the American League beats season. the National League for the And while three of the four See QUARTET, B3

Fleetwood looks to end US streak in majors

By Steve Douglas The Associated Press

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland — Two rounds of 63, made eight months apart and on different sides of the Atlantic, are fueling the belief that Tommy Fleetwood can end the Ameri- can dominance of the majors at the British Open. The first came at the Dun- hill Links Championship in October when he broke the course record at Carnoustie, where the world’s oldest major will be staged this week. Then came another in the final round of the U.S. Open at Boston Red Sox’s J.D. Martinez is tied for the Major League lead in home runs with 29. [AP PHOTO / WINSLOW TOWNSON] Shinnecock Hills last month, which propelled him to within a stroke of eventual winner Brooks Koepka. Fleetwood, with his long, Major League’s big shift flowing hair and cherubic smile, was the face of last year’s British Open played Moving defense To Big Papi, these overloaded at his home course of Royal set to play out in infields are reshaping the sport. Birkdale. All-Star Game Not in a good way, either. With those recent 63s on “It seems crazy, it seems his resume, it’s no surprise By Ben Walker like it’s taking some fun part he’s among the favorites 12 The Associated Press of the game away,” the retired months on. Red Sox slugger said Sunday “The only thing they do is WASHINGTON — David at Nationals Park, site of this build your confidence and Ortiz can now laugh, sort of, week’s All-Star action. give you examples of what at the shifting culture of base- “It seems like there are 20 you can do,” Fleetwood said ball. For J.D. Martinez, Nolan guys playing defense against on Monday, “but at the end of Arenado, Aaron Judge and you,” Ortiz said, playfully the day, come Thursday, it’s every other All-Star hitter, estimating shifts took away the Open Championship, and dealing with different defen- “like 500 hits away from me.” I’ve got to go out there and sive alignments is just part of His idea: “So I would take hit the golf shots and hole the the game. my chances, if MLB wanted putts.” Tune in tonight and no to. Just saying to play normal, This is a very different Car- telling where fans will see like the game is supposed to be noustie to the one Fleetwood fielders. Especially in what’s played since Day One, just to faced last year, in a regular Colorado Rockies’ Nolan Arenado is tied for second in become merely an exhibition see how that plays out.” European Tour event that the National League with 23 home runs. [AP PHOTO / DAVID — why not try a five-man took place weeks after he ZALUBOWSKI] outfield? See SHIFT, B3 became a father for the first time. Then, the fairways were green and lush, he wore a beanie to protect his head from the cold, and there were Highlights of a beautiful World Cup we won’t forget no imposing grandstands surrounding the greens.

By Steve Goff rhythm and, to this moment, See PGA, B3 The Washington Post is still passing the ball side to side thinking it will unlock MOSCOW — No matter Russia’s 11-man resistance. the venue or champion, the Germany failed to advance number of goals scored or past the first round for the nerve-racking shootouts, first time in 80 years. a World Cup always leaves • Operating under a cloud enduring memories. Some of suspicion in the wake of tournaments bequeath more an Olympic doping scandal, than others; this four-week Russia used smart tactics wonder in Russia tendered and rode a wave of nation- a disproportionate harvest. alism to compensate for Here are some that stand limited ability and advance out: to the quarterfinals. During • A competition that a news conference after the began by showcasing Lionel 5-0 opening victory over Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo Supporters of the France team cheer and wave French national Saudi Arabia, Coach Stan- and Mohamed Salah piv- ﬂ ags after France beat Croatia in the World Cup ﬁ nal match in islav Cherchesov stepped oted midway through to Moscow on Sunday. [BLOOMBERG PHOTO BY ANDREY RUDAKOV] away to take a call. Upon FOOTBALL | B2 Luka Modric, Eden Hazard returning, he explained that and Kylian Mbappe. Harry tweeted: “If Kylian keeps big waistcoat-adorned steps “it was the head of state.” A&M’S FISHER Kane scored as many goals equaling my records like toward England before revers- • Belgium’s end-to-end as Argentina. Neymar this, I may have to dust my ing course and crossing the dash on the final sequence of FACING NEW alternated between soccer boots off again.” channel to its deserving home. a 3-2 comeback victory over phenom and aspiring actor. But the teen responded • The past two champi- Japan in the round of 16 was CHALLENGE • Prompted by Mbappe via Twitter: “The king will ons went home early. Spain the all-encompassing goal of becoming the first teenager always remain king.” ditched its Real Madrid- the tournament. IN THE SEC since him to score in a World • Football is not coming bound coach on the eve of the Cup final, 77-year-old Pele home, but it did take a few tournament, never found a See WORLD CUP, B3 B2 Tuesday, July 17, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD

Festa to Arkansas (TL). July 22 — Stage 15: Millau—Carcassonne, Sweden; Purse: $585,700 (WT250); Surface: HOW TO REACH US BASEBALL TAMPA BAY RAYS — Designated RHP Ryan hilly (181.5-112.8) Clay-Outdoor Weber for assignment. Optioned RHP Chih- July 23 — Rest: Carcassonne Singles Wei Hu to Durham (IL). July 24 — Stage 16: Carcassonne— First Round Paul Jenkins, Sports Editor FCSL STANDINGS TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned LHP Yohander Bagneres-de-Luchon, mountain (218-135.5) Matteo Berrettini, Italy, def. Leonardo Mayer Email: [email protected] TEAM W L T GB Mendez from Down East (Carolina) to July 25 — Stage 17: Bagneres-de-Luchon— (6), Argentina, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. Leesburg 23 7 .0 — Frisco (TL). Announced OF Austin Jackson Saint-Lary-Soulan, high mountain (65-40.4) Casper Ruud, Norway, def. Jaume Munar, Phone: 352-365-8204 DeLand 16 14 0 7 cleared release waivers and is a free agent. July 26 — Stage 18: Trie-sur-Baise—Pau, fl at Spain, 6-7 (7), 6-4, 6-0. Sanford 14 17 1 9.5 Reinstated C Carlos Perez from the 10-day (171-106.3) Doubles Winter Park 13 16 0 9.5 DL and assigned him outright to Round Rock July 27 — Stage 19: Lourdes—Laruns, high First Round SPORTS RESULTS Winter Garden 12 17 1 10.5 (PCL) and LHP Joe Palumbo from the 60-day mountain (200.5-124.6) Max Mirnyi, Belarus, and Philipp Oswald Seminole 12 19 0 11.5 and optioned him to Down East. July 28 — Stage 20: Saint-Pee-sur-Nivelle— (1), Austria, def. Roberto Carballes Baena, TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Placed OF Kevin Espelette, individual time trial (31-19.3) Spain, and Federico Delbonis, Argentina, Schools or coaches can report game results by calling Saturday’s games Pillar on the 10-day DL and 2B Lourdes July 29 — Stage 21: Houilles—Paris Champs- 6-3, 1-6, 10-8. Leesburg 6, Winter Garden 2 Gurriel Jr. on the 7-day DL. Reinstated LHP Elysees, fl at (116-72.1) Julio Peralta, Chile, and Horacio Zeballos, 352-365-8204. Submissions also can be emailed to Leesburg 9, Winter Garden 7 Jaime Garcia and RHP Ryan Tepera from the Total — 3,351 kilometers, 2082 miles Argentina, def. Sander Gille and Joran Winter Park 9, Seminole 5 10-day DL. Vliegen, Belgium, 4-6, 6-3, 10-7. [email protected]. Results submitted after Winter Park 9, Seminole 2 National League 9:30 p.m. may not appear in the next day’s edition of DeLand 8, Sanford 2 COLORADO ROCKIES — Assigned RHP GOLF the Daily Commercial. Wednesday’s games Brooks Pounders outright to Albuquerque PRO FOOTBALL DeLand at Leesburg, 7 p.m. (PCL). Optioned RHP Carlos Estevez to Albuquerque. WORLD GOLF RANKING Winter Garden at Seminole, 7 p.m. Through July 15 NFL Sanford at Winter Park, 7 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Traded LHP Hoby Milner to Tampa Bay for cash. Placed 1. Dustin Johnson USA 9.63 TRAINING CAMP REPORTING DATES Rookie and veteran reporting dates SPORTS ON TV Thursday’s games RHP Zach Elfi n on the 10-day DL, retroactive 2. Justin Thomas USA 8.46 Leesburg at DeLand, 7 p.m. to Thursday. Recalled RHP Enyel De Los 3. Justin Rose ENG 8.13 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Seminole at Winter Garden, 6 p.m. Santos from Lehigh Valley (IL). 4. Brooks Koepka USA 8.04 BALTIMORE RAVENS — Under Armour Winter Park at Sanford, 7 p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned OF 5. Jon Rahm ESP 7.50 Performance Center, Owings Mills, Md. CYCLING Austin Meadows and RHP Clay Holmes 6. Jordan Spieth USA 7.13 (rookies: July 11; veterans: July 18) 7:30 a.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE to Indianapolis (IL). Recalled RHP Tanner 7. Rickie Fowler USA 6.74 BUFFALO BILLS — St. John Fisher College, 8. Rory McIlroy NIR 6.49 Pittsford, N.Y. (both July 25) All times Eastern Anderson from Indianapolis. 9. Jason Day AUS 6.26 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Paul Brown NBCSN — Tour de France, Stage 10, from Annecy to Le EAST DIVISION W L PCT. GB WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Optioned RHP 10. Tommy Fleetwood ENG 5.89 Stadium, Cincinnati (July 23; July 25) Boston 68 30 .694 — Trevor Gott to Syracuse (IL). Sent 1B Ryan Grand-Bornand, France 11. Alex Noren SWE 5.48 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Browns Training New York 62 33 .653 4½ Zimmerman to Potomac (Carolina) for a 12. Patrick Reed USA 5.46 Complex, Berea, Ohio (both July 25) Tampa Bay 49 47 .510 18 rehab assignment. 13. Bubba Watson USA 5.46 DENVER BRONCOS — UCHealth Training Toronto 43 52 .453 23½ American Association MLB BASEBALL 14. Paul Casey ENG 5.40 Center, Englewood, Colo. (July 24; July 27) Baltimore 28 69 .289 39½ ST. PAUL SAINTS — Released RHP Andrew 15. Francesco Molinari ITA 5.36 HOUSTON TEXANS — The Greenbrier, White 8 p.m. CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT. GB Thome. 16. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 5.06 Sulphur Springs, W.Va. (both July 25) Cleveland 52 43 .547 — SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Sold the contract of FOX — 2018 MLB All-Star Game, at Washington 17. Henrik Stenson SWE 4.79 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Indiana Farm Minnesota 44 50 .468 7½ RHP Tyler Fallwell to the Philadelphia Phillies. 18. Marc Leishman AUS 4.59 Bureau Football Center (July 22; July 25) Detroit 41 57 .418 12½ WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Released INF J.J. Gould. 19. Sergio Garcia ESP 4.43 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Florida Chicago 33 62 .347 19 Atlantic League 20. Phil Mickelson USA 4.23 Blue Health & Wellness Practice Fields, NBA BASKETBALL Kansas City 27 68 .284 25 SUGAR LAND SKEETERS — Signed OF 21. Webb Simpson USA 4.15 Jacksonville, Fla. (July 18; July 25) WEST DIVISION W L PCT. GB Slade Heathcott, LHP Pat McCoy and RHPs 10 p.m. 22. Bryson DeChambeau USA 4.13 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Missouri Western Houston 64 35 .646 — Vicente Campos, Mark Haynes, Yasutomo 23. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 3.98 State, St. Joseph, Mo. (July 22, July 25) ESPN — Summer League, Playoffs, championship, Seattle 58 39 .598 5 Kubo and RHP Jean Machi. Announced the 24. Xander Schauffele USA 3.85 LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Jack Hammett Oakland 55 42 .567 8 retirement of RHP Ben Rowen. Cleveland-L.A. Lakers winner vs. Memphis-Portland 25. Rafael Cabrera Bello ESP 3.60 Sports Complex, Costa Mesa, Calif. (both Los Angeles 49 48 .505 14 26. Brian Harman USA 3.52 July 27) winner, at Las Vegas Texas 41 56 .423 22 FOOTBALL 27. Matt Kuchar USA 3.50 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Baptist Health Training National Football League 28. Patrick Cantlay USA 3.47 Facility, Davie, Fla. (July 18; July 25) Sunday’s Games DETROIT LIONS — Named Jen McCollum 29. Ian Poulter ENG 3.44 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Gillette SPECIALS Baltimore 6, Texas 5 senior director of community relations and 30. Kiradech Aphibarnrat THA 3.39 Stadium, Foxborough, Mass. (July 22, July Boston 5, Toronto 2 Detroit Lions charities. 25) 9 p.m. Cleveland 5, N.Y. Yankees 2 31. Tony Finau USA 3.35 NEW YORK JETS — Waived WR Devin Smith. NEW YORK JETS — Atlantic Health Jets Chicago White Sox 10, Kansas City 1 32. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 3.25 ESPN2 — 2018 World Series of Poker, Big One for One Signed S Brandon Bryant. Training Center, Florham Park, N.J. (July Detroit 6, Houston 3 33. Kevin Kisner USA 3.16 24; July 26) Drop, at Las Vegas Colorado 4, Seattle 3 34. Charley Hoffman USA 3.11 HOCKEY OAKLAND RAIDERS — Napa Valley Marriott, Minnesota 11, Tampa Bay 7, 10 innings 35. Branden Grace SAF 3.10 National Hockey League Napa, Calif. (July 23; July 26) Oakland 6, San Francisco 2 36. Satoshi Kodaira JPN 2.99 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Signed C Adam Henrique to — Saint Vincent L.A. Dodgers 5, L.A. Angels 3 37. Pat Perez USA 2.98 PITTSBURGH STEELERS a fi ve-year contract extension. College, Latrobe, Pa. (July 24; July 25) Monday’s Games 38. Kyle Stanley USA 2.98 CALGARY FLAMES — Signed F Elias Lindholm to — St. Thomas Sports No Games Scheduled 39. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 2.88 TENNESSEE TITANS a six-year contract. Park, Nashville, Tenn. (July 22; July 25) Today’s Games 40. Daniel Berger USA 2.76 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Re-signed F Oliver AL (Sale) vs. NL (Scherzer) at Washington, 41. Kevin Na USA 2.61 Bjorkstrand to a three-year contract and D Ryan D.C., 8 p.m. 42. Li Haogong CHN 2.56 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Murray to a one-year contract. — University of Phoenix Wednesday’s Games 43. Gary Woodland USA 2.56 ARIZONA CARDINALS Stadium, Glendale, Ariz. (July 22; July 27) No Games Scheduled DALLAS STARS — Signed D Dillon Heatherington 44. Cameron Smith AUS 2.47 Thursday’s Games to a one-year, two-way contract. Will renew its 45. Ross Fisher ENG 2.46 ATLANTA FALCONS — Falcons Training Facility, No Games Scheduled affi liation with Idaho (ECHL) through the 2019-20 46. Charl Schwartzel SAF 2.45 Flowery Branch, Ga. (July 23; July 26) Friday’s Games season. 47. Luke List USA 2.45 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Wofford College, N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Signed F Ryan 48. Russell Henley USA 2.41 Spartanburg, S.C. (both July 25) Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Hartman to a one-year contract and G Juuse 49. Russell Knox SCO 2.36 CHICAGO BEARS — Olivet Nazarene, Boston at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Saros to a three-year contract. 50. Siwoo Kim KOR 2.34 Bourbonnais, Ill. (July 16; July 19) Miami at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Signed D Michael Kapla DALLAS COWBOYS — Marriott Residence Inn, Cleveland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. to a one-year, two-way contract. Oxnard, Calif. (both July 25) Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Agreed to terms AUTO RACING DETROIT LIONS — Lions Training Facility, Allen San Francisco at Oakland, 9:35 p.m. with D Kyle Burroughs on a two-year, two-way Park, Mich. (July 19, July 26) GREEN BAY PACKERS — St. Norbert College, De Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. contract. NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. NEW YORK RANGERS — Agreed to terms with D Pere, Wis. (both July 25) POINTS LEADERS LOS ANGELES RAMS — UC Irvine, Irvine, Calif. John Gilmour on a one-year contract. Announced Through July 14 NATIONAL LEAGUE D Chris Bigras and Rob O’Gara and Cs Steven (July 23, July 25) 1. Kyle Busch, 799 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — TCO Performance Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher speaks during the All times Eastern Fogarty and Boo Nieves accepted qualifying 2. Kevin Harvick, 740 Center, Eagan, Minnesota. (July 24; July 27) EAST DIVISION W L PCT. GB offers. Southeastern Conference media days at the College 3. Martin Truex Jr., 689 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — New Orleans Saints Philadelphia 53 42 .558 — 4. Joey Logano, 648 Training Facility, Metairie, La. (July 18, July 25) Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta on Monday. [AP PHOTO / Atlanta 52 42 .553 ½ LACROSSE 5. Brad Keselowski, 630 — Quest Diagnostics Washington 48 48 .500 5½ National Lacrosse League NEW YORK GIANTS JOHN BAZEMORE] 6. Clint Bowyer, 629 Training Center, East Rutherford, N.J. (July 22; Miami 41 57 .418 13½ BUFFALO BANDITS — Traded D Zac Reid to 7. Kurt Busch, 601 July 25) New York 39 55 .415 13½ Philadelphia for expansion draft consider- 8. Kyle Larson, 581 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — NovaCare Complex, CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT. GB ations. Traded D Ethan Schott and the No. 17 9. Denny Hamlin, 559 Philadelphia (both July 25) Chicago 55 38 .591 — overall 2018 draft pick to San Diego for D Bryce 10. Ryan Blaney, 546 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — SAP Performance Milwaukee 55 43 .561 2½ Sweeting. 11. Aric Almirola, 534 Facility, Santa Clara, Calif. (both July 25) Fisher’s new St. Louis 48 46 .511 7½ 12. Jimmie Johnson, 484 — Virginia Mason Athletic Pittsburgh 48 49 .495 9 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS TENNIS 13. Erik Jones, 480 Center, Renton, Wash. (both July 25) Cincinnati 43 53 .448 13½ WORLD TEAMTENNIS — Named Chris 14. Chase Elliott, 469 — One Buccaneer WEST DIVISION W L PCT. GB TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Renner CEO. 15. Alex Bowman, 427 Place, Tampa, Fla. (July 23, July 25) challenge: Make Los Angeles 53 43 .552 — 16. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 418 Arizona 53 44 .546 ½ WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Bon Secours COLLEGE 17. Paul Menard, 404 Training Center, Richmond, Va. (both July 25) Colorado 51 45 .531 2 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE — Named 18. Austin Dillon, 362 San Francisco 50 48 .510 4 Ryan Kelly director of football operations. 19. Ryan Newman, 348 Aggies tough, San Diego 40 59 .404 14½ AUSTIN PEAY — Named Gerald Harrison 20. Daniel Suarez, 344 CALENDAR athletic director. Sunday’s Games HOFSTRA — Named Shaun Foster assistant NASCAR XFINITY Miami 10, Philadelphia 5 men’s soccer coach. POINTS LEADERS MLB SEC champions Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 1 MICHIGAN STATE — Named Bill Beekman Through July 13 July 17 — All-Star Game, Washington, D.C. Atlanta 5, Arizona 1 athletic director. 1. Elliott Sadler, 608 July 29 — Hall of Fame inductions, Cooperstown, Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 6, 10 innings OKLAHOMA CITY — Named Hadzo Habibovic 2. Daniel Hemric, 608 N.Y. St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 4 men’s and women’s rowing coach. 3. Cole Custer, 605 July 31 — Last day to trade a player without Colorado 4, Seattle 3 By Charles Odum the first meeting,” RUTGERS — Named Rod Radcliffe and Brandon 4. Christopher Bell, 591 securing waivers. Oakland 6, San Francisco 2 Aug. 31 — Last day to be contracted to an organi- Duncan assistant softball coaches. 5. Justin Allgaier, 569 The Associated Press McCoy said. “He came L.A. Dodgers 5, L.A. Angels 3 zation and be eligible for postseason roster. SAINT AUGUSTINE’S — Named Montel Jones 6. Tyler Reddick, 541 Chicago Cubs 7, San Diego 4 Oct. 2-3 — Wild-card games. in and set the bar and women’s basketball coach. 7. Brandon Jones, 500 Monday’s Games 8. Ryan Truex, 479 November TBA — Deadline for teams to make ATLANTA — Jimbo basically told us if we No Games Scheduled 9. Matt Tifft, 458 qualifying offers to their eligible former players Fisher introduced himself didn’t give it to him we Today’s Games 10. Austin Cindric, 428 who became free agents, fi fth day after World AL (Sale) vs. NL (Scherzer) at Washington, CYCLING 11. Ryan Reed, 399 Series. to his new Texas A&M were going to be gone.” D.C., 8 p.m. 12. Ross Chastain, 362 November TBA — Deadline for free agents to Wednesday’s Games TOUR DE FRANCE 13. John Hunter Nemechek, 324 accept qualifying offers, 15th day after World team with some insults Fisher isn’t afraid of No Games Scheduled Monday Rest day 14. Michael Annett, 322 Series. and frank challenges. the pressure that comes Thursday’s Games Overall Standings 15. Ryan Sieg, 313 Nov. 6-8 — General managers’ meetings, St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 7:05 p.m. (After nine stages) 16. Kaz Grala, 298 Carlsbad, Calif. Right off the bat, with coaching in the Friday’s Games 1. Greg Van Avermaet, Belgium, BMC Racing, 17. Spencer Gallagher, 294 Nov. 8-15 — All-Star tour of Japan. the new coach told the SEC’s demanding West- St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 36:07:17. 18. Jeremy Clements, 263 Nov. 30 — Last day for teams to offer 2019 Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 2. Geraint Thomas, Britain, Sky, :43. 19. Garrett Smithley, 258 contracts to unsigned players on their 40-man Aggies they were soft in ern Division. N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. 3. Philippe Gilbert, Belgium, Quick-Step Floors, 20. Alex Labbe, 246 rosters. 2017, according to one “That’s what I grew San Diego at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. :44. Dec. 9 — Hall of Fame Today’s Game committee Miami at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. 4. Bob Jungels, Luxembourg, Quick-Step NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK vote announced, Las Vegas. of his players. Fisher up in,” he said. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Floors, :50. POINTS LEADERS Dec. 10-13 — Winter meetings, Las Vegas. also told his new players He reminded report- L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 5. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, Movistar, 1:31. Through July 12 2019 San Francisco at Oakland, 9:35 p.m. 6. Rafal Majka, Poland, Bora-Hansgrohe, 1:32. 1. Johnny Sauter, 533 Jan. 11 — Salary arbitration fi gures exchanged. they better do things his ers he’s no newcomer Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. 7. Jakob Fuglsang, Denmark, Astana, 1:33. 2. Noah Gragson, 491 Feb. 1-20 — Salary arbitration hearings, St. 8. Chris Froome, Britain, Sky, 1:42. 3. Brett Moffi tt, 442 Petersburg, Fla. way, or otherwise they’d to the SEC or the gruel- 9. Adam Yates, Britain, Mitchelton-Scott, same 4. Stewart Friesen, 414 March 20-21 — Opening series, Seattle vs. be gone. ing West. He coached SOCCER time. 5. Grant Enfi nger, 410 Oakland at Tokyo. 10. Mikel Landa, Spain, Movistar, same time. 6. Ben Rhodes, 407 June 29-30 — New York Yankees vs. Boston at Welcome to College Auburn’s quarterbacks MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER 11. Soren Kragh Andersen, Denmark, Sunweb, 7. Matt Crafton, 397 London. 1:43. All times Eastern 8. Justin Haley, 393 Station, coach. from 1993-98 and was 12. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Bahrain-Merida, 1:48. EASTERN CONFERENCE 9. Myatt Snider, 318 NBA 13. Primoz Roglic, Slovenia, LottoNL-Jumbo, Soft? Fisher tried Louisiana State’s offen- W L T PTS GF GA 10. Cody Coughlin, 315 July 17 — NBA Summer League, Las Vegas. 1:57. to deny that he deliv- sive coordinator from Atlanta United FC 12 4 5 41 43 24 11. Dalton Sargeant, 299 Sept. 7 — Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2018 New York City FC 12 4 4 40 40 24 14. Bauke Mollema, Netherlands, Trek- 12. Austin Hill, 279 enshrinement ceremony. ered that criticism on 2000-06. New York 11 5 2 35 37 19 Segafredo, 1:58. 13. Todd Gilliland, 268 Monday when he was Returning to the Columbus 8 7 6 30 24 25 15. Tom Dumoulin, Netherlands, Sunweb, 2:03. 14. Austin Wayne Self, 241 NFL New England 7 5 7 28 32 28 16. Steven Kruijswijk, Netherlands, LottoNL- 15. Wendell Chavous, 217 Aug. 2 — Hall of Fame game, Chicago vs. Jumbo, 2:06. the first coach to talk at league as a head coach Montreal 9 12 0 27 26 35 16. Justin Fontaine, 213 Baltimore at Canton, Ohio. 17. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R La Mondiale, Philadelphia 7 9 3 24 25 30 17. Jordan Anderson, 208 Aug. 5 — Hall of Fame induction ceremony, 2:32. the Southeastern Con- brings a different level of Chicago 6 10 5 23 33 41 18. Jesse Little, 172 Canton, Ohio. 18. Warren Barguil, France, Fortuneo-Samsic, Orlando City 7 11 1 22 27 42 19. Joe Nemechek, 146 Sept. 6 — Regular season opens. ference’s annual media pressure. The reminder 2:37. Toronto FC 4 11 4 16 30 38 20. Norm Benning, 143 gathering. came in a national D.C. United 3 7 5 14 26 30 19. Ilnur Zakarin, Russia, Katusha-Alpecin, 2:42. NHL 20. Domenico Pozzovivo, Italy, Bahrain-Merida, WESTERN CONFERENCE July 20-Aug. 4 — Arbitration hearings. “I didn’t say, I just championship plaque 2:48. W L T PTS GF GA Aug. 6 — Deadline for salary-arbitration Also TENNIS said we’re going to play Texas A&M chancellor FC Dallas 11 3 5 38 31 22 decisions. 21. Nairo Quintana, Colombia, Movistar, 2:50. Los Angeles FC 10 4 5 35 41 28 Sept. 13 — Training camps open. tough,” Fisher said. John Sharp gave Fisher 22. Rigoberto Uran, Colombia, EF Education ATP WORLD TOUR Sporting Kansas City 9 5 6 33 37 27 Oct. 3 — Regular season begins. “How they played, I at a public meeting, with Portland 8 3 6 30 26 22 First-Drapac, 2:53. DELL TECHNOLOGIES Real Salt Lake 9 9 2 29 29 37 23. Peter Sagan, Slovakia, Bora-Hansgrohe, HALL OF FAME OPEN have no idea.” a date left open. 3:08. Monday at The International Tennis Hall LA Galaxy 8 7 4 28 34 30 BOXING Center Erik McCoy Clearly, Fisher is Houston 7 6 5 26 36 26 30. Tejay van Garderen, United States, BMC of Fame, Newport, R.I.; Purse: $557,050 Vancouver 7 8 5 26 30 40 Racing, 6:05. (WT250); Surface: Grass-Outdoor had a different memory. expected to fill in that Minnesota United 7 11 1 22 26 38 51. Chad Haga, United States, Sunweb, 14:58. Singles SCHEDULE “He just thought date. The sooner, the Seattle 4 9 5 17 16 23 134. Taylor Phinney, United States, EF First Round July 20 Colorado 4 11 4 16 22 32 Education First-Drapac, 40:05. Denis Kudla (8), United States, def. Ruben At WinnaVegas Casino (SHO), Sloan, we were soft overall,” better. San Jose 2 11 6 12 29 39 149. Ian Boswell, United States, Katusha Bemelmans, Belgium, 6-3, 6-4. Iowa, Jaron Ennis vs. Armando Alvarez, 10, 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie Alpecin, 47:01. Vasek Pospisil, Canada, def. Donald Young, welterweights. McCoy said. “He told us “People are never 167. Lawson Craddock, United States, EF United States, 7-6 (5), 6-1. that after every practice. going to put more pres- Saturday’s Games Education First-Drapac, 1:20:01. Jordan Thompson, Australia, def. James July 21 New York 3, Sporting Kansas City 2 Duckworth, Australia, 6-4, 6-3. At Moscow, Oleksandr Usyk vs. Murat Yes sir. He told us that sure on me than I put on New York City FC 2, Columbus 0 TOUR DE FRANCE STAGES Tim Smyczek, United States, def. Bjorn Gassiev, 12, for undisputed cruiserweight we were soft and that we myself in this business,” LA Galaxy 3, New England 2 July 7 — Stage 1: Noirmoutier-en-l’Ile— Fratangelo, United States, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4. title (World Boxing Super Series fi nal). Montreal 2, San Jose 0 Fontenay-le-Comte, fl at (201km-124.9 miles) Doubles had no option other than Fisher said Monday. D.C. United 3, Vancouver 1 (Stage: Fernando Gaviria, Colombia; Yellow First Round At Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas FC Dallas 3, Chicago 1 Jersey: Gaviria) Divij Sharan, India, and Jackson Withrow (2), (HBO), Jaime Munguia vs. Liam Smith, 12, to get tougher.” “This is about dealing Minnesota United 3, Real Salt Lake 2 July 8 — Stage 2: Mouilleron-Saint-Germain— United States, def. Martin Redlicki and Evan for Munguia’s WBO junior middleweight title; McCoy appeared to with pressure. I thought Orlando City 2, Toronto FC 1 La Roche-sur-Yon, fl at (182.5-113.4) (Peter Zhu, United States, 6-3, 6-3. Alberto Machado vs. Rafael Mensah, 12, for Houston 0, Colorado 0, tie Sagan, Slovakia; Sagan) Marcelo Arevalo, El Salvador, and Miguel Machado’s WBA junior lightweight title. be uncomfortable when it was kind of nice. I liked Sunday’s Games July 9 — Stage 3: Cholet—Cholet, team Angel Reyes-Varela (4), Mexico, def. Marcos asked to elaborate on the it. He had the same com- Seattle 1, Atlanta United FC 1, tie time trial (35.5-22.1) (BMC Racing; Greg Van Baghdatis, Cyprus, and Mischa Zverev, July 28 Portland 0, Los Angeles FC 0, tie Avermaet, Belgium) Germany, 7-6 (2), 6-4. At Kissimmee, Fla., Christopher Diaz vs. subject. mitment that we did.” Wednesday’s Games July 10 — Stage 4: La Baule—Sarzeau, fl at Nicolas Mahut and Adrian Mannarino, Masayuki Ito, 12, for vacant WBO junior “I’ve never thought of Kentucky coach Mark New England at Minnesota United, 8 p.m. (195-121.2) (Gaviria; Van Avermaet) France, def. Alex de Minaur and James lightweight title; Carlos Adames vs. Artemio July 11 — Stage 5: Lorient—Quimper, hilly Duckworth, Australia, 6-4, 7-5. Reyes, 10, welterweights. myself as soft,” he said. Stoops, who was Florida (204.5-127.1) (Sagan; Van Avermaet) Fisher, who won the State’s defensive coor- Thursday — Stage 6: Brest—Mur de Bretagne PLAVA LAGUNA CROATIA OPEN At Staples Center, Los Angeles (SHO), Mikey ODDS Guerledan, hilly (181-112.5) (Dan Martin, Monday at ATP Stadion Goran Ivanisevic, Garcia vs. Robert Easter Jr., 12, for Garcia’s 2013 national champi- dinator under Fisher Ireland; Van Avermaet) Umag, Croatia; Purse: $585,700 (WT250); WBC lightweight title and Easter’s IBF light- PREGAME.COM LINE Friday — Stage 7: Fougeres—Chartres, fl at Surface: Clay-Outdoor weight title; Luis Ortiz vs. Razvan Cojanu, 10, onship at Florida State, from 2010-12, expects (231-143.5) (Dylan Groenewegen, Netherlands; Singles heavyweights; Mario Barrios vs. Jose Roman, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Van Avermaet) First Round 10, super lightweights. accepted a 10-year, the coach to have suc- Today Saturday — Stage 8: Dreux—Amiens Guido Pella, Argentina, def. Taro Daniel, ALL-STAR GAME $75 million contract to cess in his return to the Metropole, fl at (181-112.5) (Groenewegen; Van Japan, 1-6, 6-3, 6-3. Aug. 3 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Avermaet) Laslo Djerre, Serbia, def. Pablo Cuevas, At Sydney, Australia, Billy Dib vs. Tevin Farmer, move to Texas A&M. He SEC. American -126 at National +116 Sunday — Stage 9: Arras Citadelle—Roubaix, Uruguay, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3. 12, for the vacant IBF junior lightweight title. Updated Odds Available at Pregame.com now faces expectations “Jimbo, there’s no hilly (156.5-97.2) (John Degenkolb, Germany; Doubles Van Avermaet) First Round At Albuquerque, N.M. (ESPN2), Antonio to build a big winner doubt he’ll do very well Monday — Rest: Annecy Maximilian Marterer, Germany, and Hans Orozco vs. Pablo Cesar Cano, 10, junior at Texas A&M, which at Texas A&M,” Stoops TRANSACTIONS Today — Stage 10: Annecy—Le Grand- Podlipnik-Castillo, Chile, def. Marco welterweights. Bornand, high mountain (158.5-98.5) Cecchinato, Italy, and Albert Ramos-Vinolas, hasn’t won a national said. “There are things BASEBALL July 18 — Stage 11: Albertville—La Rosiere Spain, 6-3, 6-4. Aug. 4 championship since I’ve taken from him I still American League Espace San Bernardo, high mountain Romain Arneodo, Monaco, and Benoit Paire, At Sydney, Australia, Billy Dib vs. Tevin CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned C (108.5-67.4) France, def. Nicolas Jarry, Chile, and Roberto Farmer, 12, for vacant IBF junior lightweight 1939. implement to this day. Francisco Mejia to Columbus (IL). July 19 — Stage 12: Bourg-Saint-Maurice Quiroz, Ecuador, 6-2, 7-6 (4). title Fisher wasted no time There’s no doubt he’ll DETROIT TIGERS — Sent OF Leonys Martin les Arcs—Alpe d’Huez, high mountain Roman Jebavy and Jiri Vesely, Czech to Toledo (IL) for a rehab assignment. (175.5-109.1) Republic, def. Ivan and Matej Sabanov, At Hard Rock Hotel, Atlantic City, N.J. (HBO), letting his players know do well. He’ll recruit at a NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent C Gary July 20 — Stage 13: Bourg d’Oisans— Croatia, 6-4, 5-7, 10-8. Sergey Kovalev vs. Eleider Alvarez, 12, for there would be changes. high level. His teams will Sanchez to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL) for a Valence, fl at (169.5-105.3) Kovalev’s WBO light heavyweight title; rehab assignment. July 21 — Stage 14: Saint-Paul-Trois- SKISTAR SWEDISH OPEN Dmitry Bivol vs. Isaac Chilemba, 12, for “He set the standard play extremely hard.” SEATTLE MARINERS — Optioned RHP Matt Chateaux—Mende, hilly (188-116.8) Monday at Bastad Tennis Stadium, Bastad, Bivol’s WBA light heavyweight title. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, July 17, 2018 B3

checkerboard. post and off his head. QUARTET WORLD CUP • Senegalese fans • While that head blow cleaned up in the dance drew laughs, FIFA still From Page B1 From Page B1 competition, then stayed doesn’t seem to grasp around to clean their the seriousness of con- seating areas. Japanese cussions. Multiple teams Longtime resident Chet The third-place Bel- supporters also gath- sent players back into Lemon, who coached gians also provided a ered their garbage. And action without proper Eustis High School to near-perfect half of despite a gutting defeat evaluation. the Class 3A state title soccer in eliminating to Belgium, the Japa- • Best celebra- in 2003, also played in Brazil. nese team left a spotless tion: French players multiple All-Star games • The stunning volley dressing room and a crashing Coach Didier — 1978, 1979 and 1984 — by France’s Benjamin thank-you note. Deschamps’s news with the Chicago White Pavard against Argentina • The first World Cup conference after the Sox and Detroit Tigers. was the best single strike with Video Assistant championship match, But before Lindor has of the event, though Referee was a success. singing in his honor, a chance to record his there were several in the Mostly. It corrected dancing on the tabletop first hit in the All-Star running, such as Toni missed or mistaken calls and spraying the boss as Game — he is 0-for-4 in Kroos’s late blast against and gave warning to well as the media masses his previous appearances Sweden that temporarily players that cheap shots with various beverages. — there can be little ques- rescued Germany. would not go unde- • Senegal failed to tion that he is on track for • A former home- tected. That said, there advance to the knock- his finest offensive output Oakland Athletics’ catcher Jonathan Lucroy throws to less shepherd from Iran were complaints about out stage because, after in four-plus seasons in ﬁ rst base after making a force out at home on July 3 in thwarted Ronaldo’s pen- the time it took in some all normal tiebreakers the big leagues. In fact, Oakland. [AP PHOTO / BEN MARGOT] alty kick. An aspiring cases to reach a verdict; were exhausted, Japan it weren’t for teammate filmmaker from Iceland about when it was uti- had a superior disciplin- Jose Ramirez along with batting average with six July 2 with a right shoul- blocked Messi’s penalty lized; and, such as the ary record. Boston’s duo of Mookie homers and 40 RBIs. der strain. After an MRI bid. Egypt’s Essem Al penalty kick ruling in the • For its national Betts and J.D. Martinez, But the hitting woes showed no structural Hadary, age 45, stopped final, whether the video team’s World Cup debut Lindor might even be that plagued Lucroy with damage — Greene feared a Saudi penalty kick. was properly interpreted. against Argentina, Ice- attracting early atten- Texas appear to have he might have aneurysm, • Croatia inspired • Panama did not win a land registered a 99.6 tion for AL Most Valuable returned and he heads which led to surgery in small countries every- game but won our hearts TV share, which means Player. into the All-Star break 2016 — he returned to the where by advancing to with proud, tearful, full- almost every set in oper- Lindor heads into the with a .241 batting aver- active roster Friday. the final, but this was throated singing of the ation was tuned to RUV’s All-Star Game with solid age with one homer and He is considered one no ragtag team with national anthem and coverage of the 1-1 draw. regular-season numbers. 27 RBIs. of several Tigers with unknown players. The unbridled celebration (This year’s Super Bowl He has appeared in 94 of Currently, Lucroy is trade value. In addition roster included starters after scoring its first garnered a 68 share.) Cleveland’s first 95 games mired in a deep slump. to his mound presence, from Real Madrid, Bar- World Cup goal during a So who was watching and is hitting .291 with 25 Over his past 30 games, he Greene’s salary of $1.95 celona, Atletico Madrid, blowout loss to England. something else? We’re homers and 62 RBIs. is hitting just .223, with 18 million — low by MLB Liverpool, Juventus and • Belgium’s Michy guessing a few Russian- A switch-hitting lead- strikeouts in 103 at bats. standards — could make two from Inter Milan. Batshuayi had the most bound fans had dashed off hitter, Lindor leads Arguably, his big- him attractive to teams in • Nigeria’s uniforms painful goal celebration out of their homes before the major leagues with gest highlight of the search of an extra bullpen and South Korea’s of the tournament, col- turning off TVs tuned to 85 runs scored and tied season was catching arm for the stretch run. warm-up shirts were lecting the ball out of the other channels. for third in MLB with Sean Manaea’s no-hitter In five seasons, Greene flashy, but nothing is as net and inadvertently • Next stop: Qatar. 30 doubles. His play has on April 21 against the has a 20-24 record with distinct as the Croatian bashing it off the goal Bring extra sunscreen. helped the Indians to a Boston Red Sox. On June 4.74 ERA and 30 saves. 52-43 record, good for a 1, he also surpassed the 7 ½ -game lead in the AL 1,000-hit mark for his Noel Cuevas Central Division. career in a three-hit effort Lindor is on pace to against Kansas City. The road to the major establish career highs In nine seasons in the leagues has been much in home runs (he hit 33 major leagues, Lucroy travelled for Cuevas. in 2017) and RBIs (89 in sports a .279 career bat- It began in the Arizona 2017). ting average with 97 Rookie League in 2010 When the regular homers and 485 RBIs. and included stops with season resumes, Lindor a variety of teams in the will be just five hits shy Shane Greene Los Angeles Dodgers and of 600 for his career and Colorado Rockies farm 15 homers from the cen- This season has been systems. tury mark. largely forgettable for the But Cuevas’ perse- Detroit Tigers. verance paid off this Jonathan Lucroy However, Greene, season when he made his the Tigers’ reliever, has big-league debut with The offensive struggles a chance to turn things the Rockies on April 22 that began last season in around and possibly end up against the Chicago Cubs. Texas for Lucroy have in the postseason … albeit Now, Cuevas seems to continued this season. with a different team. have found a home with And unless he can snap Greene started the Colorado. out of his hitting funk, the season as the Tigers’ Cuevas has played in 58 veteran backstop might closer and for the most games with the Rockies. turn in the worst offen- part, he has delivered in He is hitting .254 with two sive season of his career. that role. Despite an ele- homers and eight RBIs. Lucroy hit a career- vated ERA (4.05) and a 2-5 Since joining the Rock- low .242 in 77 games with won-loss record, Greene ies, Cuevas has recorded Tommy Fleetwood hits a shot during practice for The British Open at Carnoustie in Rangers in 2017 before has produced 19 saves in seven multi-hit games, Scotland on Sunday. [RICHARD SELLERS / PA VIA AP] being traded to Colo- 22 opportunities. He has including a pair of three- rado. With the Rockies, limited opposing hitters hit efforts — against the Fleetwood, the Euro- European point of view he salvaged a productive to a .247 batting average Cubs on April 30 and PGA pean No. 1 and the world ahead of the Ryder Cup season by hitting .310 in and has a WHIP — walks Seattle on July 7. Against No. 10, was the 63 at in Paris in September. 46 games. plus hits per inning the Mariners, Cuevas had From Page B1 Shinnecock that nearly As one of four Euro- His combined statis- pitched — of 1.25. a career-high six total brought him his first peans in the world’s top tics from both teams Greene went to the bases, including a homer major title. 10, Fleetwood is among were respectable — .265 10-day disabled listed on and three RBIs. Eight months later, The pin positions were those best placed to end the ground is brown and more accessible and the that run this week. baked after a hot British greens were softer that “America, there’s summer that is showing Sunday compared to the no doubt about it and That’s the trend across back to the dugout, you no sign of abating. Simply brutal previous day, but there’s no other way SHIFT baseball these days. can’t make the guy create keeping the ball in play on he still had an 8-foot putt to put it, they have an Going into the break, an error. ... Anything the firm and fast fairways at No. 18 for a first 62 at exceptional bunch of From Page B1 there have been more can happen if you make is priority No. 1. the U.S. Open. players at the moment,” strikeouts than hits in contact.” “Shots that you’ve “It is proof to your- Fleetwood said. “It just the majors. Batting aver- Longtime pals, Ortiz hit have literally no rel- self,” Fleetwood said, so happens that it has Of course, Max Scher- ages are in the mid-.240s, and Hunter managed evance for a lot of it,” “... that you can end been a run of American zer, Jacob deGrom, possibly on track to be against each other in the Fleetwood said by way up there and you have golfers that have won Luis Severino and other the lowest in nearly a All-Star Futures Game on of a comparison. “It the game to eventually majors, but at the same aces might see it a bit half-century. Sunday. There were no doesn’t do any harm to compete.” time, they’ve generally differently. The decrease on the shifts in the minor league have a course record, but Americans have won been the best players in Besides, no manager scoreboard has increased showcase. it’s a completely differ- the last five majors the world at the time that employs more shifts than calls for more radical There’s been talk that ent challenge to what we stretching back to the they’ve won them. AL skipper A.J. Hinch changes — outlawing Major League Baseball, normally face.” 2017 U.S. Open, an “It will be nice to break of Houston, so look for shifts, lowering the concerned that less action More significant to alarming streak from a that run.” second baseman Jose mound, forcing reliev- in the field could trans- Altuve and shortstop ers to face more than one late to fewer fans in the Manny Machado to be batter. stands, might consider a moving around when No one has suggested rule regarding shifts. Bryce Harper, Freddie cutting the bases to 88 Maybe it would mean Freeman and the rest of feet or stretching the only two infielders on the NL boppers come to mound-to-plate distance each side of the diamond. bat. beyond 60 feet, 6 inches. Or perhaps they’d all be And remember, despite Meanwhile, home runs required to stay on the all the top talent at the continue to rise at a record dirt. plate, All-Star Games rate. Strikeouts, too. “I think taking a hit on rarely turn into run-fests. Former star outfielder a play with somebody They’re often limited Torii Hunter is no fan of diving is different than by the strong stable of the fanning zone. sitting down and waiting pitchers each team brings, “A lot of guys really in the right field grass or boosted by dominant don’t care about strike- the left field grass,” Ortiz relievers such as Craig outs and it’s kind of our said. Kimbrel, Josh Hader and fault in the front office,” “I heard MLB is trying Kenley Jansen ramped he said. to do something about up to throw one inning “We don’t tell them, it, but I doubt that they apiece. ‘Hey, don’t strike out. do something different The AL won last year Try not to strike out.’ because it seems like, per- 2-1 at Miami on Robinson And people don’t really centage-wise, winning Cano’s homer in the 10th care about strikeouts and losing the games, inning. Not since 2007, anymore. But they are how a manager positions in fact, have both teams very pivotal because if his players, it seems like scored more than three you strike out, nothing they’re getting the benefit runs in a game. happens. You’re walking of winning,” he said. B4 Tuesday, July 17, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com MLB ALL-STAR GAME

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Harper, Washington (6) Martinez, Boston (2) PITCHERS PITCHERS RHPs: p-Jacob deGrom, RHPs: m-Trevor Bauer, New York (2); p-Mike Cleveland (1); m-Jose Foltynewicz, Atlanta (1); Berrios, Minnesota (1); m-Kenley Jansen, Los p-Gerrit Cole, Houston (2); Angeles (3); m-Miles p-Edwin Diaz, Seattle (1); Mikolas, St. Louis (1); The spotlight will be on Bryce Harper Tuesday night when he starts the All-Star Game in his home ballpark. m-Joe Jimenez, Detroit (1); p-Aaron Nola, Philadel- That’s nothing new for the 25-year-old, who has been getting national attention since he was a teenager. p-Craig Kimbrel, Boston phia (1); p-Max Scherzer, [JOHN MCDONNELL/THE WASHINGTON POST] (7); p-i-Corey Kluber, Washington (6); m-Ross Cleveland (3); p-Luis Stripling, Los Angeles (1) By Chelsea Janes generation doomed to his Severino, New York (2); LHPs: m-Patrick Corbin, The Washington Post experience. He remains, m-Blake Treinen, Oakland Arizona (2); p-Sean and probably will for some (1); s-Justin Verlander, Doolittle, Washington (2); t the news time,themostvauntedand Houston (7); Charlie p-Josh Hader, Milwaukee conference in toutedandanalyzedplayer Morton, Houston (1) (1); p-Brad Hand, San A which he was of his generation — unique LHPs: p,i-Aroldis Chapman, Diego (2); p-Jon Lester, announced as a in his experience, in part New York (5); m-J.A. Happ, Chicago (5); m-Felipe National League All-Star because he was unique Toronto (1); LHP: p-Chris Vazquez, Pittsburgh (1) along with Washington in the way he embraced Sale, Boston (7); r-Blake Nationals teammates Max the hype initially. But as Snell, Tampa Bay (1) RESERVES Scherzer and Sean Doo- it becomes time for his Catchers: p,i-Buster little, Bryce Harper sat in fourthconsecutiveall-star RESERVES Posey, Giants (6); m-J.T. themiddlechair,wearinga start and fifth overall, the Catcher: p-Salvador Realmuto, Miami (1); T-shirtthatread“TheDis- effects of that treatment Perez, Kansas City (6); r-Yadier Molina, St. Louis trict” on top of a rendering Bryce Harper, right, and Max Scherzer are two of the are becoming more obvi- Yan Gomes, Cleveland (1) (9) of the U.S. Capitol. three Washington Nationals players picked to play ous than ever. First Base: p-Mitch More- First Base: m-Paul Perhaps, as a home- in the All-Star Game in their home stadium. Harper Harper will spend all of land, Boston (1) Goldschmidt, Arizona town All-Star, he wanted will start the game as speculation grows that he may All-Star week serving as Second Base: i-Gleyber (6); p-Joey Votto, Cincin- to show his support for leave as a free agent after the season. [NICK WASS/THE one of the more analyzed Torres, New York (1); Jed nati (6); v-Jesus Aguilar, Washington. Perhaps, as ASSOCIATED PRESS] ambassadors this city Lowrie, Oakland (1) Milwaukee (1) the more ambitious mind- has known. His clothes, Third Base: p-Alex Breg- Second Base: p-Ozzie readers might suggest, homegrown star having a When asked to plug the his words, his Home Run man, Houston (1) Albies, Atlanta (1); Harper was affirming his down-ishyearattheworst city, he has done so duti- Derby performance, his Shortstop: p-Francisco m-Scooter Gennett, Cin- love for the city so many time, whose name had fully. Though he waffled hustle, his enthusiasm, Lindor, Cleveland (3); cinnati (1) believe he will leave in free hardly been announced as on the point, according his frowns and his smiles v-Jean Segura, Seattle (2) Third Base: p-Eugenio agency after this season. afifth-timeAll-Starstarter to those close to him, he will all be accumulated Outfield: p-Michael Suarez, Cincinnati (1) Perhaps, his locker almost before the pundits started eventually announced he and spit back out like Brantley, Cleveland (3); Shortstop: p-Trevor Story, entirely cleaned out for asking if he deserved to be wouldkeeptohiswordand they are here, as if they p-Shin-Soo Choo, Texas Colorado (1) FuturesGameparticipants there at all. He has hit 22 participate in the Home can somehow portray (1); p-Mitch Haniger, Outfield: p-Charlie and his suitcase packed for homers and driven in 51 Run Derby when it is held who the 25-year-old has Seattle (1); p-George Blackmon, Colorado (3); the Nationals’ road trip to runs at a decidedly all-star at Nationals Park. become. Springer, Houston (2) p-Lorenzo Cain, Milwau- Pittsburgh and New York, pace.Hisbattingaverageis “Just excited for the One could argue he has kee (2); p-Christian Yelich, it was just the shirt he felt lower than ever. fans, to be able to do that become something other Designated Hitter: p-Nel- Milwaukee (1) like wearing. Such is the And as Harper tries in front of them, as well,” than the face of this son Cruz, Seattle (6) analysis to which Harper to convince suitors he Harper said. “It’s the main Nationals team. Maybe hasalwaysbeensubjected. deserves the record con- reason why I’m doing it. If his future is too tenuous Suchisthelevelofscrutiny tracteveryone(excepthim) weweren’tinD.C.,Iprob- to hold that title. Zim- KEY: p-player ballot elected; m-choice of MLB; s-Sun- hewillexperiencewhenthe has always said he should ablywouldn’thavedoneit. merman has been hurt day starter, inactive; i-injured, will not play; v-final vote baseball world coalesces get, he is in the awkward But I’m looking forward to for much of the first winner; r-injury replacement; number of All-Star selec- around him for the 2018 position of being the most going out there and repre- half, relegated to rep- tions in parentheses. All-Star Game in the city talked-about star on the sentingtheNationals-and resenting the host team in which he plays. host team for this game hopefully bring home the off the field because his Harper, along with largelybecausehemightbe trophy.” chances of representing All-Star history Scherzer and Ryan Zim- headedelsewhereafterthis Harper hasn’t partici- it as an All-Star evapo- merman, was tapped as season - but also because patedinaHomeRunDerby rated early. Scherzer is The all-time All-Star Game record is 43 wins apiece for an All-Star ambassador so much will be expected in five years, and word is the heart and soul of the each league with two ties. Here are the last 10 results: for the first Midsummer of him here. Major League Baseball felt team, the early favorite 2017: American League 2, National League 1, 10 innings; Classic in Washington “I think every year you the need to do some con- to become the first man MVP: Robinson Cano, Mariners since 1969. Part of his come in and try to have a vincing. Others around to wear a Curly W hat to 2016: American League 4, National League 2; duties are to promote the good first half as a team, him had opinions about the Hall of Fame. MVP: Eric Hosmer, Royals events of All-Star week, do things you can to help the matter, too. Such is But it is Harper who 2015: American League 6, National League 3; to be an emissary to fans your team win,” Harper the world of Harper, in will be expected to lift MVP: Mike Trout, Angels and to advocate for the said when asked if he felt which the machine moves the same city that is 2014: American League 5, National League 3; city where he has played extra pressure to make aroundhim-amachinehe mentally preparing for MVP: Mike Trout, Angels his home games since he the All-Star team and built,sure-butonehenow his potential departure 2013: American League 3, National League 0; was a teenager. Scherzer represent the host fran- seems powerless to stop. - an initially eager super- MVP: Mariano Rivera, Yankees signedthebiggestcontract chise. “There are two guys “Bryce is sort of the first star recently trained into 2012: National League 8, American League 0; in team history and has besidemewhohavedonea of the newer generation. reticence. He is always MVP: Melky Cabrera, Giants emerged as the most dec- greatjobofthat,andIthink Whether you like it or not, too loud or too quiet for 2011: National League 5, American League 1; orated pitcher in the D.C. we’re excited to do it here you’re put out there since someone. He is destined MVP: Prince Fielder, Brewers history of the franchise. in D.C.” age 12,” Zimmerman said. to be both as he sits awk- 2010: National League 3, American League 1; Zimmerman is the figure- Harper gave all the right “You don’t have much wardly in the spotlight MVP: Brian McCann, Braves head, the living statue in answers in that news con- choice with all the media during one of the biggest 2009: American League 4, National League 3; the back of the clubhouse, ference. He has, by and and social media.” weeks in Washington MVP: Carl Crawford, Rays the local kid who was the large, given all the right With all due respect baseball history, months 2008: American League 4, National League 3, 15 innings; franchise’s first hope. answers about the All- to Zimmerman, Harper before he might cease to MVP: J.D. Drew, Red Sox ThenthereisHarper,the Star experience in general. is not the first of a newer represent this city at all.

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Serbia’s By Howard Fendrich Anderson 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 at majors. for all of us, for every Novak The Associated Press (3) on Sunday, it was the “I’m still sure,” said person watching you.” Djokovic culmination of what he Kerber’s coach, Wim Fis- Williams’ loss left her celebrates LONDON — From cham- called a “journey” and a sette, “that we haven’t with 23 Grand Slam titles, winning pions Novak Djokovic and “process” as he returned seen the best Angie.” the most in the half-cen- the men’s Angelique Kerber, to run- from surgery to his right And while Williams tury of professional tennis singles ﬁ nal ner-up Serena Williams, elbow. didn’t win what would and only one short of match at this edition of Wimbledon Kerber collected her have been her eighth Margaret Court’s record. Wimbledon was all about comebacks of first Wimbledon cham- Wimbledon singles She can take a crack on Sunday various sorts. pionship with a 6-3, 6-3 trophy, her run to the final at that mark at the U.S. in London. When Djokovic won victory over Williams on just 10½ months after a Open, which begins on [KIRSTY his fourth title at the All Saturday to mark a turn- difficult childbirth and Aug. 27 in New York. WIGGLES- England Club and first around from a rough 2017 complications involving “It was such a long way WORTH / THE at a Grand Slam tourna- that saw her slip from No. blood clots served as, in to see light at the end of ASSOCIATED ment in more than two 1 in the rankings and deal Kerber’s words, “such an the road, kind of,” Wil- PRESS] years by beating Kevin with two first-round exits inspiration for everybody, liams said. DIVERSIONS DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, July 17, 2018 B5

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South first strips dummy’s and my family has always BEFORE the celebration and uses the loss of her destroys her support by calling your hosting VAJ8 hand and his own of diamonds and looked down on diets. If a husband as a rationale system entirely. When ♦ 962 clubs. After cashing the ace of trumps, family member is on one, family member and for why I and others Lindy becomes manipu- ♦AK 3 he raffs a diamond in dummy, then they'll argue that it's a explaining that there must do what she wants lative or abusive, you are The bidding: cashes the king of clubs and ruffs a special occasion and it's are now foods you regardless of what's hap- within your rights to call South West North East club in dummy. only for one day. cannot eat because of pening in our own lives, her on it and take a step 2 NT Pass 3 ♦ Pass The stage is now set for the critical Abby, I'm exhausted at your diagnosed medical and expects us to tolerate back. For your own sake, 3 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ play. Declarer leads a trump and family gatherings. If I try condition. Explain that this behavior. you shouldn't continue Opening lead — queen of diamonds. finesses the ten after East follows to turn something down, you know they would not Because of the cir- to allow her to mistreat Occasionally declarer may arrive low. South does not know whether I get attacked because feed certain foods to a cumstances, I have given you. at a positionwhere it does not matter the finesse will succeed, but he does "Grandma made it," or diabetic, and you need her several passes on whether a crucial finesse is success know' that, win or lose, lie will make the same dispensation. ful because, whether it wins or loses, the contract. "It's your favorite and the disgusting behavior he is certain to make the contract. If the ten wins, as it does in the we made it for you." I Ask them to kindly not she has displayed, and Dear Abby is written by put you in the embar- Consider the present deal where actual deal, lie acquires his I Oth trick have tried explaining to have gently spoken up Abigail Van Buren, also West leads a diamond, dummy’s king right away. If the ten loses because rassing position of having them that I don't want on some occasions when known as Jeanne Phillips, losing to East’s ace. A diamond return West started with Q-x of trumps,the them to alter their dinner to refuse their delicious she went too far. She's and was founded by her is won by West, who shifts to a club. contract is equally ccrtain, because arrangements to accom- food, and if they feel it pushing people away and After taking East's queen with the West must yield the game-goingtrick modate me, but I should will cause a problem, quite vicious about it, mother, Pauline Phillips. ace, how should declarer proceed? whatever he returns: a heart goes be allowed to forgo eating they should excuse you but doesn't see that she's Contact Dear Abby at The outcomeappears to hinge on right into South’s A-J-8, while a dia foods that will make me from the event. doing it to herself. How www.DearAbby.com the location of the two missing queens mond or club return allows declarer feel like a zombie. They DEAR ABBY: Six months long must I tolerate her or P.O. Box 69440, Los in spades and hearts. Finesses against to niff in dummy and discard a heart just don't get it, and it ago, my friend "Lindy's" grieving process before Angeles, CA 90069. both queens arc available, since from his hand. Tomorrow:Never relax. £*2018 King Features Syndicate Inc. ›› HOROSCOPES

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR acting on a good idea could 22-DEC. 21) You could be ›› CRYPTOQUOTE TUESDAY, JULY 17, 2018: be more difficult than you holding yourself back, won- This year you could expe- realize. dering what the best way rience some innate tension. GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE JACQUELINE to proceed would be. Your AXYDLBAAXR You also might feel a need 20) A domestic issue needs BIGAR sense of humor might cause to change your surround- to be handled quickly. You you to move in a new direc- isLONGFELLOW ings. With some time, it will might want to postpone BIGAR'S tion, to a friend’s delight. be easier to move through dealing with this matter, One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used STARS Listen to what is happening these transformations. If but resist the urge. A project with someone you deal with for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, you are single, you could could become much more financially. meet someone you consider important and interesting CAPRICORN (DEC. apostrophes,the length and formation of the words to be a catch. Take your time than you originally had if you need some input. Get 22-JAN. 19) making sure that this person thought. Understand what is feedback from people who You could be un- is who he or she appears to happening around you. have dealt with a similar usually disciplined. Others are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. be. If you are attached, you CANCER (JUNE 21-JULY situation. Make an effort to might sense your mood and shy away from you. Once might find that your sig- 22) You could be tired and contact a loved one later in 7-17 CRYPTOQUOTE nificant other is ready for a withdrawn by the late after- the day. you relax, you will feel much change. You will emphasize LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT. better. Emphasize what you your domestic life far more noon. Deal with high-priority matters in the morning, 22) Be willing to let others want without stomping on than in the past. LIBRA is someone else’s will. You will easygoing -- or so you might when you are at your best. know that what they are DL R U M B K X L Z W W M U P K I Y Be aware of what is going doing doesn’t please you. be in the limelight today. think. on, and plan accordingly. Try AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL You could find yourself in 18) 19) not to deal with a personal a problem that you can’t You will accomplish You could become fiery matter in a heavy, serious more than you had thought this morning just thinking get away from, unless you SM MGU OMRLX ZIP RLUAMUB tone. are willing to walk away. possible. Your emphasis on about a friend. Try as you LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22) accomplishment could help might to reorient yourself, Take news with a grain of You might be overwhelmed salt. Curb a tendency to go make your wish become a you are likely to have a by all the requests that head difficult time. Allow others overboard. reality. Recognize the impor- ZWWMUPKIY SM MGU ALZUX. to dominate for a while and your way. You can’t seem to SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. tance of a cat nap; you need handle key issues. Consider say “no” to many of them. 21) to recharge your batteries. Try to be as direct as pos- You might not want PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH a vacation in the next few to reveal all of what you weeks. sible. You also might need 20) One-on-one relating is - A U Z I W M K X P L V Z some personal time. You are thinking just yet. Your TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY opinions could change once highlighted, but you might 20) finally will be able to make a not appreciate the results. Your easygoing person- change in a situation. you become more aware ality wins out over an innate VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. of a fundamental concept Your ability to clear hurdles feistiness. No matter what and bring others closer U M W O L A M G W Z G V P 22) that others have based choices you make, you’ll dis- You could be overly tired their thinking on. Be willing together emerges. You have cover that there is a better and wondering which way to ask questions and get the ability to make quite a Yesterday’s Cryptoquote:NO GAIN IS SO way to handle a problem. to go when dealing with a answers. difference. Loosen up, and Your creativity surges, but loved one. You might feel as SAGITTARIUS (NOV. you will be happier. CERTAIN AS THAT WHICH PROCEEDS FROM THE ECONOMICAL USE OF WHAT YOU ALREADY ›› TODAY IN HISTORY HAVE.-LATIN PROVERB

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