Mostly cloudy High: 57 | Low: 38 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Monday, October 23, 2017 75 cents A VALIANT EFFORT ICORE members open path around Iron County lake

By P.J. GLISSON and good-mood guarantor. [email protected] Diane O’Krongly, a science MERCER — At this time of teacher at Hurley High School, year, the path leading to Iron organized the day’s activities, County’s Lipp Lake has every but was quick to credit all other shade of autumn, along with participants. what seem like hundreds of They included Martha Pier- white pines, many soaring over pont of Mercer, ICORE presi- 100 feet. dent; and Teresa Schmidt, direc- Fallen and falling leaves soft- tor of the Mercer Public Library, en the trail, which is also littered who did “a lot” of promotion for prettily with ferns and the event. pinecones. The reassuring peace As Daulton explained, the aim beckons you to the nowhere of was to make the non-motorized nature — except on Saturday, trail welcome for hiking, bird when a chainsaw calls in the dis- watching, snowshoeing, cross- tance. country skiing and (per season) Along the way, freshly cut hunting. branches and twigs sit to the Lipp Lake — around which sides. On the right, a sweatshirt the trail bends — lies in demure and loppers lie abandoned. On obscurity, tucked away as the left, a jacket hangs on a though it were a sweet secret branch. only to a pair of eagles on a near- Around a bend, a small tree by penthouse branch. sinks down, and several cheerful The lake, which is less than souls scramble to pick up related one acre, with a maximum depth fallout. of only three feet, sits hidden That was the scene of an orga- within the wooded shore of the nized effort by the Iron County Turtle Flambeau Flowage. The Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts. flowage is nearly 13,000 acres ICORE members, whose mission with a maximum depth of 50 is to promote silent sports and feet. Submitted photo other outdoor activities within The waters are filled with fish FIREFIGHTERS WORK to put out the blaze that destroyed the Nippa Excavation building in Bruce Crossing Saturday night. The fire is believed the county, realized the Lipp such as musky, bass, pike, wall- to have been caused by a wood stove. The photos were provided by the department from its Facebook page. Lake path had been neglected for eye, sturgeon, and bass. The so long that trees and branches trees are home to crows, ravens, were obstructing passage. crossbills, grosbeaks, ruffed So they decided to change that grouse, bats, and pileated wood- Bruce Crossing business burns in Saturday fire by collaborating on several hours peckers. Other footed critters, of hard labor. Even intermittent such as red squirrels, rule the By RICHARD JENKINS “The shop at Nippa Excavation was full and Watersmeet fire departments also showers did not faze these forest ground. [email protected] of, and surrounded by, logs and tires. There responding to the blaze. hearty folk. Lipp Lake represents Site No. BRUCE CROSSING — Multiple fire were a lot of explosions once we got on A wood stove was believed to have start- “We’re gonna get done,” said 14 on the Turtle-Flambeau departments responded to a Saturday scene as tires were popping inside the ed the fire; with Kurtti saying property Terry Daulton, as she tossed Scenic Waters Area Auto Tour. It evening fire that destroyed Nippa Excava- structure,” Bruce Crossing Chief Jared owner Pat Nippa told him he had fired up branches to and fro. She was sits next to Popko Circle West tion; located on U.S. 45 behind the U.P. Kurtti told the Daily Globe. “The metal roof the stove approximately 30 minutes before among eight vehicle loads of peo- near County FF., and has been Aspirus Clinic, near the intersection with of the structure also made it difficult to get the fire started. ple who showed up ready to designated as a State Natural M-28 in Bruce Crossing. the blaze under control, but after only The high winds Saturday night caused charge. The Bruce Crossing Fire Department was three hours the fire was extinguished with some concern for neighbors as Kurtti said Even the Hagemann family’s dispatched to a fully engulfed structure fire the help of front-end loaders and lots of embers were landing in yards several dog, had a role as forest dancer at approximately 8:20 p.m.; after numerous manpower.” blocks away, but the blaze was successfully ICORE — page 5 people reported the blaze, as it could be seen Kurtti said around 25 fire fighters were contained and there were no injuries in the from miles away. on the scene; with the Ewen, Trout Creek fire. St. John's Lutheran holds annual pie social By RICHARD JENKINS “(It was) the best one we've [email protected] had in years,” said one of the IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — organizers, Marlene Saari Maybe it was the damp weath- Mieloszyk. er but the crowds flocked to St. Those attending had a John's Lutheran Church on Air- chance to sample slices from port Road in Ironwood Town- over 50 pies, as well as other ship Saturday for the church's baked good. annual pie social. The pie social has been held Organizers said each of the for over 40 years and is one of tables in the small church's several fundraisers the church basement was filled at least holds. twice, which lead to an estimate of at least 150 people stopping by the event. SOCIAL — page 5

P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe DAWN PELKOWSKI, framed by fall holiday decorations at Satur- day’s Mercer Lioness Holiday Bazaar and bake sale. Mercer Lioness Bazaar, bake sale full of fall color By P.J. GLISSON sale took place there Saturday. [email protected] “It used to be the week of MERCER — Normally; the Thanksgiving, but for the last Mercer School Cafeteria would three years we had snow- be quiet and empty on the storms,” said Genne Urbanski, P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe weekend, but it was bustling Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe VOLUNTEERS WORK to clean up the path surrounding Mercer’s Lipp with activity when the Mercer OVER 50 pies were available Saturday at the St. John's Lutheran Lake Saturday. Diane O’Krongly was on pick-up patrol and Dean Lioness craft bazaar and bake annual pie social in Ironwood Township. Gustafson, handled a chainsaw. BAZAAR — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK 55/46 Today we will see mmostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of showers,owers, high temperature of Bergland 57°, humidity of 58%.%. Southwest wind 10 mph. 56/42 The record high temperatureperature for today is 79° set Wakefield in 1963. Ironwood Saxon 55/40 57/38 Marenisco SUN ANDA ND MOON 58/40 Bessemer 55/41 Watersmeet Upson Hurley 55/40 57/38 55/40 57/38 Sunrise ...... 7:29 a.m. Mercer Sunset ...... 5:59 p.m. Moonrise ...... 11:04 a.m. 56/37 Moonset ...... 8:39 p.m. Manitowish 58/38 Minocqua NATIONALNATIONAAL WEATHER 57/38 Today Tue. Chicago 62/46 sh 50/38 sh Dallas 81/55s 72/48s Kansas City 68/44 s 57/43 s Los Angeles 101/72s 99/69s Submitted photo New York 71/64 mc 72/62 ra ICORE MEMBERS take a break from working on the Lipp Lake trail in Mercer on Saturday. From left are ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATHERWEAT THER Orlando 84/72t 81/61sh Phoenix 97/68 s 96/69 s Martha Pierpont, John Bates, Mike Fauerbach, Gail Ondresky, Mike Shouldice, Karen Hagemann, Paul Hage- Temperature Today Tue. Seattle 59/48pc 58/50s mann, Bob Traczyk, Pat Christie and Diane Okrongly. Not pictured are Dean Gustafson, Terry Dalton and High ...... 63 Ashland 60/46sh 52/41sh Julie Klug. The crew worked efficiently to spruce up the trail and make it ready for walkers and bikers to Low ...... 44 Duluth 57/37 sh 44/36 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy;cl/clou udy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; Yesterday ...... Eau Claire 57/49ra 51/42sh enjoy. The Lipp Lake Trail is No. 14 on the Turtle Flambeau Auto Tour. ICORE is dedicated to enhancing silent Precipitation 0.07 in. sn/snow; ss/snow showers;show wers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy sports in Iron County. Escanaba 56/46 sh 48/37 sh WEATHERWEATHHER TRIVIA MOON PHASES Grand Rapids 60/47sh 52/43sh Green Bay 60/45 mc 49/37 sh Madison 60/45mc 48/37sh What is the term forfo r air moving in a FirstFirst FullFull LastLast NewNew spiral around low pressure?p ressure? Marquette 56/47 mc 49/38 sh ? Rhinelander 56/38mc 43/31sh No joke: TV host Letterman

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It shattered the suit made of Velcro and jumped (AP) — Days after the NFL Martin and late-night host record of his mentor, Johnny onto a Velcro-covered wall, stick- declined to change its rule on the Jimmy Kimmel, who recalled a Carson. ing in place. He turned bizarre national anthem, about two monologue he gave on his show On Sunday, comedians Steve characters like Larry “Bud” Mel- dozen players protested around shortly after 9/11. Martin and Martin Short hon- man into cult celebrities. the league Sunday. “You let us know it was OK to ored him by needling him about Letterman started his career Associated Press journalists move on and OK to laugh again,” his bushy, white beard. as a radio talk show host and TV counted 22 players protesting Kimmel said. “Dave, you led the “Dave has always had excel- weatherman in Indiana. In the during the anthems in some way way for all of us.” lent instincts. What better time mid-1970s he moved to Los before day games. Some took a Kimmel jokingly blamed the that now to choose to look like a Angeles, performing stand-up knee, others sat on the bench, election of President Donald Confederate war general,” Steve comedy and writing jokes for (at stayed in the tunnel or raised a Trump on Letterman’s retire- Martin said. the time more famous) stand-up fist. ment in 2015. Letterman’s run on NBC in comic Jimmy Walker of “Good On Sept. 25, days after Presi- “It’s like you went out for particular was hugely influen- Times” fame. Eventually he dent Donald Trump said players cigarettes one day and left us in tial, introducing a sardonic, caught the eye of “The Tonight should be fired for protesting the hands of our abusive, orange irony-drenched comedic style Show” and Carson, performing during the anthem, more than stepfather,” Kimmell said. that influenced a generation. several times on the show and 200 players protested. The crowd included comedians His time slot immediately fol- becoming a regular guest host On Sunday, the Seahawks Biff Henderson, John Mulaney, lowing Carson’s “The Tonight starting in 1978. and 49ers had the most protesters. Seattle defensive end Michael Bennett and seven Sea- hawks teammates did not stand during the anthem before their game with the New York Giants. Associated Press Fox renewed O’Reilly contract As a New York City police offi- SAN FRANCISCO 49ers players kneel during the performance of the cer sang the anthem, Bennett national anthem before an NFL football game between the 49ers and was joined by defensive tackle the Dallas Cowboys in Santa Clara, Calif., Sunday. despite knowing of allegations Sheldon Richardson, defensive Harold, Adrian Colbert and stayed inside the tunnel during end Brandon Jackson, defensive K’waun Williams. All the Dallas the national anthem. NEW YORK (AP) — The par- settle all the cases, Fabiani said, account was false and taken out end Marcus Smith, defensive Cowboys stood , but defensive Chargers left tackle Russell ent company of the Fox News adding that in O’Reilly’s 20 years of context. The New York Times tackle Jarran Reed, defensive tackle David Irving raised his Okung stood with his right fist Channel says it knew a news working at the channel not one said it stands by its reporting. end Frank Clark and defensive fist after the anthem ended. raised during the anthem before analyst planned to file a sexual complaint was filed against him “Mr Fabiani addresses every- end Quinton Jefferson. Defensive “I know that he was very Los Angeles hosted the Denver harassment lawsuit against Bill by a co-worker, even on an thing but what the story actually end Cliff Avril, scratched for the deliberate during the anthem, Broncos. O’Reilly when it renewed the anonymous hotline. says. This article, like our previ- game, sat between Clark and and of course that’s the issue A group of 11 owners and popular personality’s contract in Wiehl’s allegations included ous reporting on the subject, is Bennett. with me,” said Cowboys owner more than a dozen players met February. repeated harassment, a noncon- accurate and deeply reported and Another teammate stood with Jerry Jones, who had threatened for more than two hours Tuesday The New York Times reported sensual sexual relationship and we welcome any challenge to the his left arm on Bennett’s back. to bench players who protested at the league’s headquarters. Saturday the company renewed the sending of gay pornography facts,” the newspaper said in a One Seattle player kneeled. the anthem. “I’m very proud of Among the topics discussed was O’Reilly’s contract after he and other sexually explicit mate- statement to The Associated In San Francisco, about a half- the way they all handled them- enhancing the players’ platforms reached a $32 million settlement rial to the woman, according to Press on Saturday. dozen 49ers kneeled led by Eric selves.” for speaking out on social issues. with the analyst, Lis Wiehl. people briefed on the matter who The most-watched figure in Reid, Marquise Goodwin, rookie In Cleveland, Titans wide The NFL’s policy on the national In a statement, 21st Century spoke to The New York Times. cable TV, O’Reilly has called his linebacker Reuben Foster, Eli receiver Rishard Matthews anthem was not changed. Fox defended its decision As part of the terms of their firing from the Fox News Chan- Just one player appeared to because it said O’Reilly had set- agreement, she signed an affi- nel a “political hit job” and that protest visibly during the early tled the matter personally. It davit, dated Jan. 17 and obtained his network’s parent company games Sunday, with Rams also said O’Reilly and Wiehl had by the newspaper, stating that made a business decision to get DAILY GLOBE B N linebacker Robert Quinn raising agreed the financial terms would the two sides had resolved their rid of him. O’Reilly also has said I G O his fist during the U.S. anthem, be kept confidential. dispute and that she had no his conscience was clear in how then bringing it down before The company says O’Reilly’s claims against O’Reilly concern- he dealt with women. “God Save The Queen” before new contract had added protec- ing any of the allegations in the The company said it has taken Today’s playing Arizona in London. tions that allowed Fox to dismiss draft complaint. All photos, text numerous steps to change its Commissioner Roger Goodell him if other allegations surfaced. messages and other communica- workplace environment. Numbers N N and several owners said Wednes- O’Reilly was ousted months tions between the two would be “21st Century Fox has taken day that changing the language later when it was revealed Fox destroyed, the newspaper report- concerted action to transform are... 31 42 from “should stand” to “must had paid five women a total of ed. Fox News, including installing stand” was not discussed at the $13 million to keep quiet about The Associated Press emailed new leaders, overhauling man- league’s fall meetings. harassment allegations. Wiehl on Saturday seeking com- agement and on-air talent, Jones said he is concerned Mark Fabiani, a spokesman ment. expanding training, and increas- about how the protests are affect- for O’Reilly, said in a statement The settlement was by far the ing the channels through which Birthday Bowling Parties ing the league’s business. Saturday that after 21st Century largest of a half dozen deals employees can report harass- “There’s no question that the Fox fired founding CEO Roger made by O’Reilly or the company ment or discrimination,” Fox said Any size group • Children of any ages league is suffering negative Ailes in 2015 following harass- to settle harassment allegations in a statement emailed to the AP. No cleanup things from these protests,” ment charges, dozens of women against the host, according to the “These changes come from the Includes bowling shoes, pizza, Jones said. “I’m first and fore- accused scores of male employees newspaper. top, with Lachlan and James soft drinks & place settings most a proponent of making the at Fox News Channel of harass- It was reached in January. A Murdoch personally leading the Checkout our Daily Specials league strong and make us have ment. The 77-year-old Ailes died month later, 21st Century Fox effort to promote civility and as many people watching the in Palm Beach, Florida, last granted O’Reilly a four-year respect on the job, while main- game as we can. ... Let’s not do it May. extension on a $25 million-a-year taining the company’s long-held www.larrysluckystrikes.com in a way that tears down the 21st Century Fox paid out contract. 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Email calendar items and com- cer Community Center, 2648 Mar- Friday, Oct. 27 munity news to news@yourdaily- garet St., Mercer, ironcountyout- globe.com. For more information, doors.org. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 call 906-932-2211. Government a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Iron County Aging Unit Board, Monday, Oct. 23 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 12:30 p.m., Senior Center. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Wednesday, Oct. 25 Make and Taste Pierogi class, a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- 11 a.m., Mercer Public Library, Mer- treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Christian Men of the Northland, cer, 715-476-2366 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. area74.org. a.m., Range Community Bible Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Finnish Language Classes, 3 Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Ironwood Carnegie Library p.m. beginners, 4 p.m. advanced, Iron County Health Department Board, 4 p.m. Little Finland, 906-932-1608. Flu Clinic, Springstead Town Hall, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, open Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ontonagon United Methodist Church an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Tri-Parish Mission Conference, p.m. 906-932-4990. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. 7 p.m. EST, Sacred Heart Catholic Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Church, 201 S. Birch St., Ewen. 906- 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic 365-0032. rant, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Iron County Veterans Service Saturday, Oct. 28 Ontonagon United Methodist Church Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Community Pickleball Pad- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Mercer Health and Wellness dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Government Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Gogebic County Road Com- munity Center. Community Night Meal Free mission, 4:15 p.m., road commis- Hurley Chamber of Commerce Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic Luther- sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. board, 4:30 p.m., chamber office, an Church, Aurora Street, Ironwood. Gogebic County Retiree 316 Silver Street, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Healthcare committee, 4:15 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. conference room, courthouse, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Submitted photo Bessemer. area74.org. Sunday, Oct. 29 ONTONAGON JUNIOR high student council members display their “Live Generously” shirts to mark the Gogebic County Retirement Tri-Parish Mission Conference, third year in a row that the group has received a $250 Action Team grant from Thrivent Financial. The Commission, 4:30 p.m., conference 7 p.m. EST, Sacred Heart Catholic room, courthouse, Bessemer. Church, 201 S. Birch St., Ewen. 906- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., grant will again be used to help stage the 38th annual Halloween Carnival that has been a junior high stu- Bessemer Township Board, 5 365-0032. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran dent council community service project since 1979. The carnival will take place on Halloween night from p.m., Township Hall, Ramsay. Government Church, Ironwood. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Ontonagon Area Schools building on Parker Ave. Student Council members, from Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., Iron County Board of Adjust- Mercer Health and Wellness left, are Shayna Stites, Reece LaBine, Kaitlyn Myhren, Katie Coey, Halle Floyd, Adrianna Green, Mykennah Mercer school commons, Mercer. ment, 10 a.m., county board room of Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Uotila, Davenee Jensen and Adam Graff. Ironwood Township Board, Iron County Courthouse, Hurley. munity Center. 5:30 p.m., Township offices. Gogebic County Land Bank Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Authority, 4 p.m., conference room, Wesley United Methodist Church, p.m., City Hall. Gogebic County Courthouse. Ironwood. Lunch menus Ironwood City Commission, Gogebic County Finance, Bud- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Tuesday: Breakfast: Oatmeal; Lunch: French toast and sausage. 5:30 p.m., Memorial Building. geting, and Auditing Committee, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Lunch: Pulled pork on bun. Friday: Meatloaf and mashed Hurley School annual meeting, 4:15 p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Bessemer. area74.org. Area schools have released Wednesday: Breakfast: Apple potatoes. 5:30 p.m., followed by regular meet- Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Monday, Oct. 30 menus for the week of Oct. 23-27. crisp; Lunch: Orange chicken and Wakefield-Marenisco ing of Hurley Board of Education, courthouse, Bessemer. All meals are served with milk. rice. Monday: Deep dish pizza. Fruit, vegetables and bread are Thursday: Breakfast: Pancakes Tuesday: Salisbury steak. Hurley High School Library. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Thursday, Oct. 26 served at most schools daily. A salad and sausage; Lunch: Pepperoni and Wednesday: Spaghetti and meat Bessemer Area School District a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- bar may also be available. sausage pizza. sauce. Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Friends of the Ironwood Bessemer Friday: No school Thursday: Chicken patty. Johnston High School library. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Carnegie Library, 9:30 a.m., Iron- Monday: Chicken gravy, pota- Ironwood Friday: Ham and turkey sub. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Tuesday, Oct. 24 wood Carnegie Library. toes. Monday: Chicken patty and pota- Watersmeet area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Tuesday: Bessemer Bowl. to wedges. Monday: Noodle hot dish. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- wood Memorial Building. Wednesday: French toast sticks, Tuesday: Buffalo chicken ten- Tuesday: Chicken noodle soup. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, wood Memorial Building. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- sausage. ders. Wednesday: Mini corn dogs, ravi- Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Thursday: Chicken patty. Wednesday: Spaghetti and meat oli. AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Friday: Pepperoni calzones. sauce. Thursday: Chicken pot pie. an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Ewen-Trout Creek Thursday: French toast sticks Friday: Quesadillas. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, 1110. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Monday: Beef teriyaki dippers. and sausage. Ontonagon Ontonagon United Methodist Church Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 1110. Tuesday: Grilled cheese sand- Friday: Pizza and salad. Monday: Breakfast: Granola bar; basement, next to Holiday gas sta- a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, wiches. Mercer Lunch Cuban sandwich. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. ter. 715-561-2695. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Wednesday: Chicken tenders, Monday: Breakfast: Muffin, Tuesday: Breakfast: Cheese Grief Support Lunch, Onton- area74.org. Tuesday, Oct. 31 french fries. Lunch: Scalloped potatoes and ham. omelet; Lunch: Burrito. agon Aspirus Hospital conference Iron County Health Department Thursday: Cheeseburgers. Tuesday: Breakfast: Oatmeal; Wednesday: Breakfast: Cini mini, room, 906-337-5700. Flu Clinic, Iron County Health Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Friday: Pepperoni pizza. Lunch: Chicken patty on bun. Lunch: Spaghetti. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Department, 1 p.m.-3:30 p.m. wood Memorial Building. Hurley Wednesday: Breakfast: Egg Thursday: Breakfast: Cereal and Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Monday: Breakfast: Stuffed bake; Lunch: Pizza and mixed veg- toast, Lunch: Chicken tenders; area74.org. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- bagels; Lunch: Corn puppies, maca- gies. Friday: Breakfast: Pop tarts; Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse wood Memorial Building. 906-667- roni and cheese. Thursday: Breakfast: Bagel; Lunch: Pizza, chef salad. Elk and Hound. Faith Center, Ironwood. 1110. Woods and Blooms Garden Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Briefs ter, Mercer, Wis. Hurley. area74.org. area74.org. Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Tri-Parish Mission Conference, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., State to debut online Woodland Church, Ironwood. 7 p.m. EST, Sacred Heart Catholic Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- GCC moving forward on Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Church, 201 S. Birch St., Ewen. 906- tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- 365-0032. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, spring break service trip tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Government Elk and Hound. IRONWOOD — Plans are career planning tools Tri-Parish Mission Conference, Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., moving forward for GCC’s 7 p.m. EST, Sacred Heart Catholic Authority, 8 a.m., treatment facility Woodland Church, Ironwood. Spring Break Service Learning Church, 201 S. Birch St., Ewen. 906- board room. Government Trip to Guatemala March 10-18, for students 365-0032. Downtown Ironwood Develop- Gogebic Community College 2018. ICORE annual meeting, fol- ment Authority, 10 a.m., meeting, Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22, Jacob The current team of 16 stu- LANSING — The state of TED and TIA are excited to lowed by presentation on wolf Conference Room 1, second floor, Solin Business Center, GCC. Michigan will debut Pathfinder, share the creation of an online and deer populations, 5 p.m., Mer- Memorial Building, Ironwood. dents, faculty, staff and commu- nity members will be traveling to an online education tool that career planning tool. Chichicastenango, in the Quiche supports the state’s innovation- Pathfinder will help students, region of Guatemala, for a week driven campaign to make sure their parents and school guid- of service in the surrounding people have the knowledge, skills ance staff make informed choices local villages. and training necessary to suc- about educational and career Drivers reminded to ‘lock it or lose it’ ceed at getting 21st-century jobs. options, as well as guide the cre- Working on a community Michigan Talent and Econom- ation of educational development LANSING — The Michigan lights on at night; law enforcement agencies, prose- based construction project, the ic Development Director Roger plans. Pathfinder can also bene- Automobile Theft Prevention • Installing a car alarm or cutors’ offices and non-profit GCC team will work alongside Curtis, State Superintendent fit those seeking to change Authority cautions the public using a theft deterrent device organizations for the investiga- local community members, inter- Brian Whiston and Talent careers or transition from mili- that auto thefts are on the rise in like a steering wheel lock or gear tion, apprehension, prosecution acting in ways that tourists sim- Investment Agency Director tary service into the workforce. Michigan. shift column lock; and prevention of motor vehicle ply cannot. Wanda Stokes will be on hand at This free, first-of-its-kind-in- In 2016, Michigan reported Also keep an eye out for suspi- thefts. In addition, the group will Ingham Intermediate School Michigan tool uses current labor 20,477 stolen vehicles and cur- cious vehicles in your neighbor- During the 2016 grant year, visit a local school, shop the today for the unveiling. market information, wage data rent data indicates that 2017 is hood. ATPA grant-funded motor vehi- world renown Chichi Market, No other source exists with and other institutional data and on track to potentially surpass If you see out-of-place per- cle theft teams made 1,819 spend a day in the ancient city of such rich, Michigan-specific metrics, allowing improved skills those numbers. sons, report them to law arrests and recovered vehicles Antigua and maybe even hike a career planning data, including matching to career paths and A vehicle is stolen every 44 enforcement immediately. If and parts worth approximately volcano. detailed job projections, annual jobs. seconds in the United States you are purchasing or selling a 37 million dollars. There is still space available openings, growth potential, The press conference will with nearly half of those thefts vehicle on an online sales site, on the team. salaries and schools in Michigan include testimonials and one-on- involving an unlocked door or complete the transaction during Interested parties are invited that offer programs of interest. one interview opportunities with keys left in the ignition. business hours at a police to attend a Guatemala meeting To address the need to students, parents and educators In addition to locking your department or Secretary of on Thursday, at 3:30 p.m. in increase the number of Michigan who participated in a Pathfinder vehicle and taking keys with you, State office. Room B22 at Gogebic Communi- residents with high-quality, in- pilot program and are already these precautions could lessen Never invite strangers to your ty College. demand degrees and credentials, benefiting from the experience. the likelihood of you becoming a home or meet in non-public The March 10-18, 2018 Ser- victim of auto theft: places. vice Learning Trip is open to • Closing windows when your Always inspect the vehicle GCC students, faculty, staff and vehicle is parked; title closely before purchase and community members. For infor- • Avoiding leaving valuables if anything looks odd, postpone mation on how to apply, contact in your vehicle, especially where the sale until you can confirm its Janie Williams at JaneW@goge- In Loving Memory of they can be seen; legitimacy. bic.edu or 906-307-1345. • Not leaving your vehicle Over the last 10 years, Michi- running unattended; gan’s Automobile Theft Preven- William J. “Bill” • Parking in well-lit areas; tion Authority has assisted in the 2015 STEALTH ENCLOSED • Keeping your vehicle in your reduction of motor vehicle thefts Ceccon Sr. garage, if possible; in Michigan by 56 percent. SNOWMOBILE-UTV-ATV TRAILER who passed away 15 years ago • Keeping exterior house The ATPA awards grants to on October 23rd 18’ box, 5’ v-nose, ceiling height 83”, rear door 78”, fits 4 sleds, all aluminum, 3 yr. warranty, towable with half ton pickup. No matter what others May say or do –Vote For and Elect – SAVE, $ SAVE!! 5,599 I’ll be the one ALLEN D. ARCHIE To stand up for you. For Bessemer City Council At least you had one family member NOVEMBER 7TH Who always stood by you. Retired Law Enforcement. Concerned for Our Community. Sadly missed & loved Experienced in Administration. Cloverland Motors by your son Michael Honest. Effective. Ready to Serve. 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Authorized and paid for by Allen D. Archie, 902 E. Gold, Bessemer, MI 49911 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 4 l MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AILY LOBE Trump not remembering D G His name was La David T. Johnson. recalled the former president’s walks His wife’s name is Myeshia Johnson. through Section 60 at Arlington National Sue Mizell, Publisher The congresswoman from Florida is Fred- Cemetery, where the dead from Iraq and Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor erica Wilson. Afghanistan are buried, his visits to the You would know none of this from Donald wounded at Walter Reed National Military Trump’s public statement Wednesday: Medical Center, and the time he spent with “I had a very nice conversation with the Connie families of the fallen at the White House and woman, with the wife, who sounded like a Schultz around the country.” In Their Opinion lovely woman.” He also asserted, “I didn’t say On Wednesday, Politico reported that what that congresswoman said, didn’t say it National Security Council staffers had at all. She knows it.” “drafted and circulated a statement of condo- Mary Adams The woman. lence” after the deaths in Niger, “but Trump The wife. when Trump called Myeshia, two weeks after never delivered it.” That congresswoman. the death of her husband. An article by the U.S. Army listed these This is a Trump habit. If he doesn’t name The conversation was on speakerphone. among Sgt. Johnson’s awards and decora- them as fellow humans, maybe he can pre- Wilson told NBC News later that day that tions: “Army Achievement Medal, the Army makes a tend they’re not quite real. Trump had said this more than once about Good Conduct Medal, the Global War on Ter- Millions of Americans know otherwise. Johnson to his widow: “But you know he rorism Medal, the Army Service Ribbon, the Let us start with the 25-year-old man who must’ve known what he signed up for.” Army Parachutist Badge, the Army Air was not even mentioned. He is Army Sgt. La On Wednesday morning, Wilson told Assault Badge, the Drive and Mechanic David Johnson, a member of the 3rd Special MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”: “But that’s not the Badge, and the Marksmanship Qualification difference Forces Group (Airborne), based in Fort worst part. She was crying the whole time, Badge — Sharpshooter with Rifle.” Bragg, North Carolina. He and three other and when she hung up the phone, she looked He is the type of hero Trump accuses black There are different ways to make a difference in your men were killed in an ambush in Niger on at me and said, ‘He didn’t even remember his NFL players of disrespecting when they community. Oct. 4. Their names are Staff Sgt. Bryan name.’ That’s the hurting part.” protest racism in America by kneeling during That’s when Trump issued that public Mary Adams, of Midland, has decided to give her time. Black, Staff Sgt. Jeremiah Johnson and Staff the national anthem. statement about “the congresswoman” and The longtime volunteer director of Area 30 for Special Sgt. Dustin Wright. On Wednesday morning, after Rep. Wil- Sgt. Johnson was the father of a 2-year-old “the woman,” “the wife.” son’s MSNBC interview, Trump went after Olympics Michigan has been at her unpaid position for 31 Two days earlier, during a news confer- years. She spends more than 20 hours per week trying to boy and a 6-year-old girl. “The woman” — her on Twitter: “Democrat Congresswoman “the wife” — is his widow. Again, her name is ence in the Rose Garden, Trump avoided totally fabricated what I said to the wife of a make the lives of athletes, and their friends and relatives, Myeshia Johnson. She is pregnant with their responding to a reporter’s question about soldier who died in action (and I have proof). a little bit more special. third child. why he had yet to speak publicly about the Sad!” In those years, she has made countless friendships and As video and photographs documented for killing of Johnson and his comrades in Niger. Cowanda Jones-Johnson, the aunt who affected the lives of hundreds if not thousands of people. all the world to see, Myeshia Johnson was Instead, Trump claimed he had written the raised “the soldier” as her son after his moth- Under Adams’ leadership, Area 30 has grown to serve overcome at the sight of her husband’s flag- letters over the weekend and that he would er died, put an end to that presidential lie. more than 170 athletes in 14 different sports. When she draped casket, which arrived yesterday at call grieving family members soon. “President Trump did disrespect my son joined the program in 1980, it had only 100 athletes in Miami International Airport. And then he added this: “If you look at and my daughter,” she told The Washington three sports. She leaned over his casket, sobbing and President Obama and other presidents, most Post, “and also me and my husband.” Adams didn’t plan on making a big difference in her murmuring, as her little girl stood silently of them didn’t make calls. A lot of them did- He didn’t even remember his name. community. A co-worker at The Dow Chemical Co. told next to her. n’t make calls. I like to call when it’s appro- But we will. Adams about a classified ad she saw in the newspaper “The congresswoman” is Frederica Wilson. priate.” His name is La David T. Johnson. asking for volunteers to help at a Special Olympics track She was sitting in the car with Myeshia This is a lie. Somebody tell the president, please. and field competition. Johnson and the aunt who raised La David As The New York Times reported, “sever- Connie Schultz can be reached by email “This would be fun,” Adams said. — her name is Cowanda Jones-Johnson — al former Obama administration officials at [email protected]. So she volunteered. Six years later, Adams became the area director of the program. Adams has received recognition in the past. She is a Today in history member of both the Special Olympics Michigan Hall of Fame and the Midland County Sports Hall of Fame. By The Associated Press While working for Dow, she received the Dow Chemical Today’s Highlight in History USA President’s Community Service Award. On Oct. 23, 1942, during World We don’t need to give her more honors. She doesn’t vol- War II, Britain launched a major unteer to receive recognition. offensive against Axis forces at El But we want to publicly thank her for her generosity. Alamein in Egypt, resulting in an And, we want to point out the ways that any individual in Allied victory. On this date our community, maybe not rich, or powerful or overly tal- In 1864, forces led by Union Maj. ented, can make a difference. Gen. Samuel R. Curtis repelled Con- In 1980, Mary Adams took the first step toward being federate Maj. Gen. Sterling Price’s a volunteer. That first move was the beginning of a better army in the Civil War Battle of West- Midland. port in Missouri. We wish there were more of us in our community like In 1915, tens of thousands of her. women paraded up Fifth Avenue in New York City, demanding the right — Midland Daily News to vote. In 1935, mobster Dutch Schultz, 34, was shot and mortally wounded with three other men during a gang- land hit at the Palace Chophouse in Legislators Newark, New Jersey. (Schultz died the following day.) In 1941, the Walt Disney animat- Michigan Wisconsin ed feature “Dumbo,” about a young Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East circus elephant who learns how to 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone State Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, fly, premiered in New York. paratroopers. NBC News reporter God intended to happen.” (Other Robert Trujillo (Metallica) is 53. 517-373-3400, online contact page: phone 608-266-1212, online contact In 1944, the World War II Battle of and anchorwoman Jessica Savitch, Republican candidates moved to Rock musician Brian Nevin (Big michigan.gov/snyder. page: walker.wi.gov. Leyte Gulf began, resulting in a 36, and New York Post executive distance themselves from Mourdock, Head Todd and the Monsters) is 51. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 major Allied victory against Martin Fischbein, 34, died in a car who went on to lose the November Country singer-musician Junior Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- Japanese forces. accident in New Hope, Pennsylva- election to Donnelly.) Bryant is 49. Actor Jon Huertas is 48. ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- In 1946, the United Nations Gen- nia. One year ago: A tour bus return- Movie director Chris Weitz is 48. In 1991, Cambodia’s warring fac- ing home to Los Angeles from a casi- CNN medical reporter Dr. Sanjay 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- eral Assembly convened in New tions and representatives of 18 other no trip plowed into the back of a Gupta is 48. Bluegrass musician Eric stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. York for the first time, at an auditori- um in Flushing Meadow. nations signed a peace treaty in slow-moving semi-truck on a Califor- Gibson (The Gibson Brothers) is 47. Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., In 1956, a student-sparked revolt Paris. nia highway, killing 13 people. Bill Country singer Jimmy Wayne is 45. Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 709 Hart Senate Office Building, against Hungary’s Communist rule In 2001, the nation’s anthrax Murray received the Mark Twain Actress Vivian Bang is 44. Rock ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- began; as the revolution spread, scare hit the White House with the Prize for American Humor at the musician Eric Bass (Shinedown) is 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- Soviet forces started entering the discovery of a small concentration of Kennedy Center in Washington, 43. TV personality and host Cat peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. country, and the uprising was put spores at an offsite mail processing D.C. Former student radical turned Deeley is 41. Actor Ryan Reynolds is U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- down within weeks. center. California lawmaker Tom Hayden, 41. Rock singer Matthew Shultz Watersmeet, 414 Cannon House land, 2330 Rayburn House Office In 1963, the Neil Simon comedy Ten years ago: Evacuations due 76, died in Santa Monica, California. (Cage the Elephant) is 34. Rhythm- Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, “Barefoot in the Park,” starring Eliza- to out-of-control wildfires in Southern Today’s Birthdays and-blues singer Miguel is 32. 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact beth Ashley and Robert Redford, California topped half a million; Pres- Movie director Philip Kaufman is Actress Masiela Lusha is 32. Actress contact page: bergman.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. opened on Broadway. ident George W. Bush declared a 81. Soccer great Pele is 77. Rhythm- Emilia Clarke is 31. Actress Briana State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- In 1973, President Richard Nixon federal emergency for seven coun- and-blues singer Barbara Ann Evigan is 31. Actress Jessica Stroup Escanaba, 4100 Binsfeld Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, agreed to turn over White House ties. Shuttle Discovery and its crew Hawkins (The Dixie Cups) is 74. is 31. Neo-soul musician Allen P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, tape recordings subpoenaed by the of seven thundered into orbit for a ABC News investigative reporter Branstetter (St. Paul & the Broken phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact Watergate special prosecutor to complex space station construction Brian Ross is 69. Actor Michael Bones) is 27. Actress Taylor Spreitler page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- Judge John J. Sirica. mission. Rupert is 66. Movie director Ang Lee is 24. Actress Amandla Stenberg is State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25/bewley. In 1983, 241 U.S. service mem- Five years ago: During a debate is 63. Jazz singer Dianne Reeves is 19. Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- bers, most of them Marines, were with Democratic rival Joe Donnelly, 61. Country singer Dwight Yoakam is Thought for Today Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. killed in a suicide truck-bombing at Indiana Republican Senate candi- 61. Community activist Martin Luther “You can fool too many of the MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- Beirut International Airport in date Richard Mourdock said that King III is 60. Movie director Sam people too much of the time.” online contact page: 266-7690, online contact page: Lebanon; a near-simultaneous when a woman becomes pregnant Raimi is 58. Parodist “Weird Al” — James Thurber, American dianda.housedems.com. [email protected]. attack on French forces killed 58 during rape, “it is something that Yankovic is 58. Rock musician humorist (1894-1961)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 l 5 Schwanke, of Mercer, who has AREA / STATE Bazaar local fame for his ability to paint BRUCE CROSSING BLAZE on glass. Suburban Detroit “I started back in the ‘70s and had to stop for awhile,” he said, From page 1 citing health concerns. “Original- city preparing who co-chaired the event with ly, the paint did contain lead, but Lauree Ackerman and Louise now it doesn’t.” for Bannon Minisan. Schwanke, who taught him- Urbanski said another advan- self how to apply Crystal Craze tage of the October timing is that paint on repurposed glass, often speech protest fewer competing events are paints his own creations, but also scheduled. sometimes paints a drawing cre- WARREN (AP) — A suburban The school location was anoth- ated by someone else. Detroit mayor says the city is er change from previous years. His display included paintings preparing for protesters to gath- “We have a lot more room,” said of florals, animals, spiritual er for an upcoming speech by for- Urbanski, who added that ven- images and pictures geared to mer White House adviser Steve dor tables rose from 18 last year children. Bannon. to 29 this year. Spearheading kitchen duty Warren Mayor Jim Fouts says Twenty-one vendors partici- was Louise Minisan, who said, “I he's received calls demanding he pated in this year’s event and made the soups on Thursday and prevent Bannon from speaking Urbanski said they included the pies on Friday, and delivered at the Macomb County Republi- local folks, as well as people from everything on Friday night, and can Party's Nov. 8 dinner, along out of the area; including from then showed up here at 6:30 with requests that he prevent Winchester, Rhinelander, Minoc- a.m.” any demonstrations. qua and Woodruff. She introduced LaRane Gar- Fouts tells The Macomb Daily If the event grows even more rett and Melissa Sarver as her that police officers will be at the next year, Urbanski said, able assistants. The ladies’ menu event for the safety of both “Maybe we’ll move to the gym.” included chicken noodle soup attendees and potential Items for sale included bak- and Mexican corn chowder, along protesters. ery, books, ceramics, stuffed ani- with sandwiches and apple or Bannon was forced out as mals, jewelry, Green Bay Packer pumpkin pies. President Donald Trump's top souvenirs, knitwear, lanterns, The bazaar and bake sale White House strategist in kitchen items, makeup products, will help to support the Mercer August and returned to running quilted table runners, and of Food Pantry; Mercer School conservative Breitbart News. course, holiday options such as Scholarships; the Mercer Senior Andiamo Banquet and Event decorations and gift baskets Center; Lions Leader Dogs for Center owner Joe Vicari says “It’s a nice variety,” said the Blind; and Angel on My he's received criticism for host- Urbanski, who said she and her Shoulder (St. Germaine loca- Submitted photo ing the event, but that it doesn't THE REMAINS of what appears to be a pontoon boat sits in the aftermath of a Saturday night fire that co-chairs had lots of support in tion), which helps families deal- discriminate against groups destroyed the Nippa Excavation building in Bruce Crossing. pulling everything together. ing with cancer. Earnings also booking events. “This lady I love to help. She’s will help to fund a new building the best,” said Deanna Pierpont for the Mercer VFW, along with Lottery ,of Urbanski. Pierpont, along other causes. with Jan Georgi, were among The Mercer Lioness Club, several ladies present who have which was chartered by the Mer- Michigan bills would regulate daily fantasy sports Saturday Michigan been Lioness members for cer Lions Club, started in 1978 & LANSING (AP) — Michigan money for a chance at a big pay- school or youth sporting events. Classic Lotto 47: 04-08-17-20-26-29 decades. will turn 39 years old before the lawmakers want to regulate the out. The companies would be Poker Lotto: QD-4C-8C-6D-4H Midday Daily 3: 1-4-8 Vendors included Dan end of the year. fast-growing paid fantasy sports Officials in some states have required to let people restrict Midday Daily 4: 7-8-2-0 industry while leaving alone tra- asserted that the daily paid con- themselves from playing and to Daily 3: 3-7-7 ditional private leagues in which tests are illegal, leaving the legal link to information about com- Daily 4: 4-7-3-0 Fantasy 5: 04-09-11-17-19 money may change hands among landscape unsettled and prompt- pulsive behavior — similarly to Keno: 02-04-12-22-24-28-30-33-36-37-38-41-43-46- friends. ing a state-by-state legislative what casinos must provide. 49-51-52-54-64-72-76-77 Wisconsin Bipartisan bills that cleared a push by the industry. The Michi- "Really this is free-market leg- 5 Card Cash: 4D-6D-8D-5H-7S Senate committee 7-0 this past gan Gaming Control Board has islation that protects citizens but Megabucks: 05-23-26-40-44-47 week would clarify that playing been studying the issue. The lets the business of fantasy SuperCash: 02-03-19-28-36-38, Doubler: N Badger 5: 03-06-07-16-24 fantasy sports is not gambling, state attorney general's office sports keep going here in Michi- Daily Pick 3: 6-7-9 because it is a skill. A state has not weighed in. gan," said Hertel, an East Lans- Daily Pick 4: 2-2-6-8 license would be required, how- Sen. Curtis Hertel Jr., a spon- ing Democrat. "We shouldn't be Multi-state Powerball: 14-41-42-45-69 Powerball: 4 ever, to operate the type of cash sor of the legislation , said it penalizing people for basic enter- Power Play: 2 leagues popularized by industry "gets rid of the gray" for Michi- tainment. Really this is just Sunday leaders DraftKings and FanDu- gan's 1.6 million players and another way to enjoy sports and Michigan el. includes consumer protections to the way we watch." Poker Lotto: 10D-6D-JS-KS-QS In fantasy sports, people prevent employees of fantasy The bills are backed by Midday Daily: 1-8-0 Midday Daily 4: 6-7- 6-0 assemble a roster of professional sports companies from playing Boston-based DraftKings and Daily 3: 5-0-7 athletes whose real-life perfor- after past questions about insid- New York-based FanDuel, whose Daily 4: 7-5-0-4 mance statistics determine the er cheating. The commercial joint lobbyist testified at a recent Fantasy 5: 05-16-27-31-39 Keno: 01-06-08-14-19-26-32-33-37-38-41-42-51-53- winner — typically at season's license would cost $5,000 initial- Senate hearing. Sixteen states 58 -59-60-61-67-72-78-79 end. Many compete online with ly and $1,000 each year after. have passed laws that are simi- Wisconisn their friends for cash, others sim- Game operators would have to lar to what is being proposed in 5 Card Cash: KC-5C-7D-3H-8S ply for pride. try to keep anyone under age 18 Michigan, mostly in the last two SuperCash: 4 10 13 21 25 33 Doubler: N But it is a booming business, from playing and could not offer years, said Scott Ward, a lawyer Badger 5: 2-9-25-27-30 Daily Pick 3: 0-2-7 too, with the explosion of "daily" games based on college, high for the companies. Daily Pick 4: 9-7-1-7 games in which players put up MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 23, 2017 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 UPSET arrests Ishpeming Supergirl Maggie reaches Valor Gallo keeps Nora at Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of # man CW KDLH out to her father. (TV14) a distance. 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(R) (CC) PREMIUM l 6 MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 EDUCATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE .COM Local districts use teletherapy for speech therapy Finlandia professor Liberty Bell Chalet 109 5th Ave. S., Hurley, WI IRONWOOD — The Gogebic- nates the time spent on the road help with the technology, provide 715-561-3753 speaks at Library of Spotlight Restaurant serving Dinner_ 7 days a week at 4pm Ontonagon Intermediate School traveling the 2,400 square miles student support, and ensure District has utilized teletherapy between school districts. Tiny- there is communication and col- Congress since 2013 to provide quality eye Therapy Services utilizes laboration with the student’s ofS ttheud Weekent speech and language therapy to licensed therapists who deliver teacher(s). HANCOCK — Finlandia Uni- students with disabilities. lessons through an online thera- Charlene Kemppainen is the versity Assistant Professor of The GOISD has not been able py platform. paraprofessional currently work- Finnish and Nordic Studies to recruit and retain a sufficient The therapist meets with stu- ing with students in the Hilary Virtanen was one of three number of Speech and Language dents in a virtual therapy room Watersmeet, Ewen-Trout Creek panelists Thursday at the Pathologists (SLP) to serve all where they deliver highly engag- and Ontonagon Area school dis- Library of Congress for a sympo- the students who require this ing learning experiences. The tricts. sium celebrating the history and service in both Gogebic and computer screen displays the “The students have a great future of the Finnish language. Ontonagon Counties. therapist, the student, and the time and look forward to their “It is an honor to take part in There is a national shortage of activities used during the lesson. sessions. It is wonderful to see this symposium and to use speech therapists currently There are teacher resources, the improvements they make.” research and experiences with working in the school setting. reports, and a virtual “backpack” One student was so proud of his Upper Midwestern Finnish in The use of teletherapy provides for students to use outside of the new shoes he held his foot up to celebration of Finland’s centen- an innovative and cost-effective therapy sessions. These activi- the computer screen for the ther- nial,” Virtanen said. “While it is solution for the lack of on-site ties can be done anywhere, apist, Jessica, to see. She was true that many aspects of therapists. including the home. A parapro- then able to plan a lesson around Finnish language have disap- This online therapy elimi- fessional is with the student to his “new shoes,”she states. peared since the time of mass immigration, there are some vocabulary sets that are still quite strong, and circumstances SHOW AND TELL in which Finnish still lingers, even when not in active use. My David Wadman paper will represent this current Ontonagon, Senior state in the language.” The event was part of the cen- David, the son of Shane and Jolene Wadman of tennial celebration of Finland’s Ontonagon is a senior at Ontonagon High School. independence. Opening remarks were made by Finland U.S. He was chosen by Mr. Raisanen, his Senior Ambassador Kirsti Kauppi. The Service Project teacher because he goes above other panelists include profes- and beyond in that class. He recently finished a painting project in one of the hallways of the school sors from Columbia University that needed sprucing up. David is always looking and the University of Minnesota. for a new project to tackle. Dr. Virtanen’s presentation is titled “My Grandma Used to Say FForor more more information information about about TheThe Daily Globe’s Spotlight Student, call Michelle Thomasini at 932-2211, ext. 122. That: Finnish as a Heritage Lan- call Kelsi Stoltenow at 932-2211, ext. 122. guage in the Upper Midwest.” Ewen-Trout Creek announces scholarship grants EWEN — The Ewen-Trout The Margaret Dittman Memo- Through their generosity, the Creek Community Education rial Education Grant was estab- grant will be offered bi-annually. Committee announced the fall lished by Margaret’s husband, The Ewen-Trout Creek com- Margaret Dittman Memorial Gene Dittman, to assist past and munity education committee will Education Grant recipients. present graduates of Ewen-Trout be accepting applications for the The E-TC Community Educa- Creek High School of good char- Spring 2018 semester in Decem- tion Committee congratulated acter and in financial need to ber. the Ewen-Trout Creek School continue their education. Only completed applications recipients receiving the grant: The Dittman’s recognized that postmarked by the deadline date Daniel Helppi, a 1993 graduate; the rising cost of higher educa- will be considered. Submitted photo Drake Lindberg, a 2013 gradu- tion has made it more difficult The number of grant recipi- HURLEY SCHOOL kindergarten student Brendan Tijan, pats Roanie the horse with his dad. Roanie is a thera- ate; Molly Niemi, a 2015 gradu- for individuals of modest means ents and the award amount will putic horse from the Scholl Community Impact Group located at the Sunshine Equestrian Acres in Winch- ate; and Tanner Driesenga, a to advance and complete their be determined by the grant ester, Wis. owner Lenelle Scholl, offered to bring Roanie as Brendan’s Show and Tell for the class. 2015 graduate. education. review committee.

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The two bank robbers got on board a raft that was going off down river. down the river. The raft was loaded with lumber. Why do Emily said nothing about the two men who had fled on the raft. you think a raft would bring lumber down the Mississippi? This chapter of “The Best Storyteller” brought to you Where do you think the raft was going and why? by these community-minded businesses Instead she just started walking back to town with the sheriff and his posse following behind. Emily smiled broadly as she walked. Next Week: Chapter Seven – Back from Memphis THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION / WORLD MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 l 7 Trump urges House GOP to move Obituaries Geraldine R. ‘Geri’ Tiziani quickly on budget, tax cuts IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Geraldine R. “Geri” Tiziani, 78, a longtime Ironwood Township resident, died WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) — President unexpectedly Saturday morning, Oct. 21, 2017, in her home. Donald Trump warned House Republicans A complete obituary will be published in Tuesday’s Daily on Sunday that 2018 would be a political fail- Globe by McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home and Cremation Ser- ure for the GOP and disappointment for the vices of Ironwood. nation if they fail on tax overhaul. A GOP aide familiar with the conversation said Trump told the lawmakers again and again that the party would have a steep price to pay in next year’s midterm elections if they failed to pass his plan. It would slash the cor- Tillerson seeks porate tax rate to 20 percent and double the standard deduction used by most average Americans. Arab help in US The president also said that, beyond the looming elections, his plan was the right thing to do for the country, the person said. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence effort to isolate Iran both joined the House GOP conference call in which Trump called on members to adopt the DOHA, Qatar (AP) — U.S. “We believe this will in some budget passed by the Senate this week, so Secretary of State Rex Tillerson ways counter some of the unpro- that they can move on to passing his tax took the Trump administration’s ductive influences of Iran inside reform plan case for isolating and containing of Iraq,” he said at a news con- Trump told the members they were on Iran in the Middle East and ference with Saudi Foreign Min- the verge of doing something historic by beyond to two Gulf Arab nations ister Adel al-Jubeir after the passing the tax cuts, according to one on Sunday, pushing for Saudi council meeting. Republican official. That official, like others, Arabia and Iraq to unite to Tillerson said countries out- spoke on condition of anonymity because counter growing Iranian side of the region could also play they were not authorized to discuss publicly assertiveness. He also called for a role, primarily by shunning the what was intended as a private update for a quick resolution to the ongoing Revolutionary Guards, which members. crisis between Qatar and its play a major role in Iran’s econo- The Senate last week passed a budget that Associated Press Arab neighbors, which he said my and were added to a U.S. ter- includes rules that will allow Republicans to PRESIDENT DONALD Trump arrives to the North Lawn of White House in Washington, Sunday, was unintentionally bolstering rorism blacklist earlier this get tax legislation through the Senate with- after playing golf at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Va. Iran. month. Companies and countries out Democratic votes and without fear of a In Saudi Arabia and later that do business with the guards Democratic filibuster. The House had passed vaney, had told Fox News Sunday earlier “If there’s a need for some kind of interim Qatar, Tillerson denounced “really do so at great risk,” he a different budget, but House Republicans Sunday that the House was working “very step here to stabilize the market, we need a Iran’s “malign behavior” and said. signaled Friday they would simply accept the quickly to accept the Senate amendments,” bill the president will actually sign. And I’m urged nations of the region and “We are hoping that European Senate plan to avoid any potential delay on and said the plan “may save as many as 10 or not certain yet what the president is looking elsewhere, notably Europe, to companies, countries and others the tax measure. 12 legislative days, which is a big deal.” for here, but I will be happy to bring a bill to join the administration to halt around the world will join the Republicans are desperate to rack up a Trump, who spent much of the weekend at the floor if I know President Trump would any business they do with Iran’s U.S. as we put in place a sanc- legislative win after a series of embarrass- his golf course in Virginia, will also work to sign it,” the Republican said. He added of powerful Revolutionary Guard tions structure to prohibit cer- ing failures that have come despite the rally support for the plan on the Hill Tuesday Trump: “I think he hasn’t made a final deci- Corps. He also demanded that tain activities of the Iranian Rev- fact that the party controls both chambers at a lunch with Senate Republicans. sion.” Iranian and Iran-backed Shiite olutionary Guard that foment of Congress and the White House. At the But as the focus turns to taxes, Congress The plan unveiled last week likely has 60 militia in Iraq either return to instability in the region and cre- top of the list: their stalled attempts to continues to struggle with health care legis- votes in the Senate, mostly from Democrats, their homes, integrate into the ate destruction in the region,” pass legislation repealing and replacing lation. and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer Iraqi army or leave the country. Tillerson said. “Obamacare.” If tax reform doesn’t pass, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Sunday urged McConnell to bring it to the “Those fighters need to go At the council meeting, Tiller- many in the party fear an all-out revolt in said Sunday he’d be willing to bring biparti- floor “immediately, this week.” home,” Tillerson said. “Any for- son praised the Saudi king and 2018. san health care legislation to the floor — if “This is a good compromise,” Schumer said eign fighters need to go home.” Abadi for the August reopening On the call, House Speaker Paul Ryan told Trump makes clear he supports it. A propos- on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” In Riyadh for the inaugural of a major border crossing and members he hoped to pass a revised Senate al by two senators - Republican Lamar Trump at first suggested he supported the meeting of the Saudi Arabia-Iraq the resumption of direct flights budget bill this week to increase the chances Alexander of Tennessee and Democrat Patty temporary fix as he continues to hold out Coordination Council — a vehi- between Riyadh and Baghdad that tax reform can be enacted by the end of Murray of Washington - would extend for two hope for repeal-and-replace legislation. But cle that U.S. officials believe can last week. the year. years federal insurance payments that White House officials said later that Trump wean Iraq from Iran — Tillerson “Both represent the beginning The leaders emphasized the need for the Trump has blocked, in an effort to stabilize would only sign an interim bill that lifted the told Saudi King Salman and of what we hope will be a series House to pass the Senate budget to avoid insurance markets. But Trump has offered tax penalties that Obama’s health care law Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al- of even more tangible actions to negotiations between the two chambers that mixed signals, alternately praising and con- imposed on people who don’t buy coverage Abadi that the nascent partner- improve relations and strength- could slow the process, said two lawmakers demning the effort - confusing Democrats and employers who don’t offer plans to ship between their countries en cooperation on a host of on the call, who also spoke on condition of and Republicans alike. employees, among other demands Senate held great promise for Iraq’s issues,” he said. “Your growing anonymity. They said the goal is for House Asked whether he would bring the bill to Democrat say are non-starters. reconstruction after devastating relationship between the king- passage of the budget this week, putting the the floor, McConnell said on CNN’s “State of Mulvaney said on CBS’ “Face the Nation” battles to wrest territory from dom and Iraq is vital to bolster- House on track to approve a tax bill by the Union” that he was waiting “to hear from that Trump doesn’t want to back a plan the Islamic State group and its ing our collective security and Thanksgiving. President Trump what kind of health care “without also getting something for folks who independence from foreign influ- prosperity and we take great White House budget director Mick Mul- bill he might sign.” are being hurt.” ence. interest in it.” Japanese Prime Minister Abe heads to impressive election win Your Destination TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s rul- at 310, and other parties had 143 house chooses the prime minister ing coalition appeared headed to seats, Japanese public broad- and is the more powerful of the an impressive win in national caster NHK said. Final results two chambers of parliament. for the Best Deals elections in what would repre- may not be tallied until Monday. Analysts saw Abe’s move as sent an endorsement for Prime Abe’s ruling coalition already an attempt to solidify his politi- Minister Shinzo Abe’s nearly has a two-thirds majority in the cal standing at a time when the Stop in today for a test drive! five-year leadership. less powerful upper house. 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Stock #18200 pacifist constitution. the voters’ preference for a solid NHK projected that her Party 36 mo./30,000 miles 36 mo./31,500 miles In the immediate term, a vic- political foundation and their of Hope so far has won just 49 tory likely means a continuation expectations for us to push seats. $2500 down / $370 mo. $3000 down / $340 mo. of the policies Abe has pursued polices forward and achieve Koike called the results “very since he took office in December results,” Abe told NHK. severe” in a televised interview 2012 — a hard line on North Abe’s support ratings had fall- from Paris, where she is attend- 2017 RAM 2017 FORD Korea, close ties with Washing- en to around 30 percent in the ing a conference of mayors. 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The West-PAC Conference provided plenty of The St. Ignace girls were crowned D-2 champi- that, which apparently served the Gogebic boys ons for the first time with 34 points. The Saints, well Saturday as they earned their first Upper who were D-3 champions in 2012, were followed Peninsula Division 2 title. this time by three-time defending champion Ish- Gogebic, which placed five in the top seven, peming 61 and Westwood 77. scored 22 points. The Miners were followed by Westwood sophomore Tessa Leece earned her three-time defending champ Ishpeming 36 and first title at 20:54.2, followed by St. Ignace junior Ironwood 99. Elizabeth Becker (21:09.7) and freshman Emmalee “It’s nice that everybody was healthy and did Hart (21:15.2) and Ironwood junior Emily Carey what they set out to do,” said Gogebic coach Lauren (21:25.2). Korpi. “The guys have been working so hard. I Freshman Naomi Aili was Gogebic’s leader in think the West-PAC is one of the best out there. 13th (23:30.8). Running against Houghton all year really helped Houghton copped D-1 boys with 39 points, fol- us and we’ve become friends with them. We’re los- lowed by Marquette 54 and Sault Ste. Marie 98. ing four seniors, but we’re hoping our program con- The race boiled down to an all-out sprint to the tinues to grow. We have some strong underclass- finish with Houghton senior Clayton Sayen edging men coming up. The future looks pretty good.” Marquette senior Garrett Rudden by .1 second. Ishpeming junior Spencer Giroux earned his Sayen was clocked at 16:25.7. first U.P. title at 17 minutes, 3.1 seconds. He was Luke Rambo, another Marquette senior, placed followed by Gogebic senior Isaiah Aili (17:45) and third (16:28.9), followed by Gladstone junior Adam juniors Uriah Aili (17:48.3) and Devon Byers Bruce (16:39) and Houghton senior Seth Helman (17:49.7). (16:56.8). Gogebic and Ishpeming combined to take 13 of Negaunee senior Colton Yesney, who dominated the top 15 places. last year’s Finals, didn’t run due to an ankle injury. Ishpeming, led by senior Kyle Pruett (18:19.3), The Brimley Bays became D-3 champions for the occupied ninth through 13th place. first time, edging three-time defending champ The Miners were nearly on Cloud 9 after view- Chassell on a tie-breaker. Both teams scored 60 ing the final standings as Uriah Aili explained. points and third-place Rudyard had 119. “I can’t even believe it,” he said. “The best part Brimley junior Austin Plotkin retained his title is I’ve been running with my brother and best at 17:08, followed by Cedarville sophomore Thomas friends. We tried to run as a group and I think that Bohn (17:16.2) and Chassell junior Ben Tuomi paid off for us. We knew they (Ishpeming) were (17:38.3). good. When they beat us on a tie-breaker at their Watersmeet freshman Julius Barajas was the course, it drove us to do better. It made us work area’s top finisher in 32nd (19:27.9). that much harder.” Marquette took the D-1 girls’ crown for the Older brother Isaiah said the Miners were more fourth time in five years with 47 points. They were relaxed than they were at last year’s Finals. followed by defending champion Sault 61 and “We weren’t as nervous this year,” he added. Negaunee 94. “This is big. This means a lot. Running with Negaunee sophomore Emily Paupore won at Houghton helped us a lot. They pushed hard and 19:22.3, followed by Marquette sophomore Ericka we’ve become friends. It feels like we accomplished Asmus (19:55.9) and Sault senior Mackenzie a lot. I’m going to miss the bus rides together, the outings and atmosphere. I’ve met a lot of nice peo- ple in cross country. I really like the camraderie. I UP FINALS — page 9

Tracy Rowe photo GOGEBIC’S ISAIAH Aili leads his team at approximately the 1.5-mile mark at the U.P. Finals in Munising. In back of Aili are Cade Mazzon, second from left, Devon Byers, right and Tim Rowe One Munising spectator said, “The Miners ran like cordwood - all stacked right next to one another."

Jason Juno/Daily Globe MERCER’S AVA Barton, right, and Billie Botes (15) celebrate after the Tigers won the WIAA Division 4 regional championship volleyball match over Drummond Saturday night at Mercer. Tigers win second straight regional title By JASON JUNO breaking a 15-year championship Washburn 3-1 Saturday night. “We’ve just got some really awesome hadn’t even played their last middle [email protected] drought. This group doesn’t include any “Tonight was a good goal for these kids who are committed, who have school game and here they are winning MERCER, Wis. — With three domi- seniors and it’s future — and present — kids,” Schoeneman said. “Never did I worked hard,” coach Schoeneman said. the regional and conference champi- nating games Saturday night, the Mer- is bright. think we’d be in the position we’re in. “Bailey Thompson has been so outstand- onships this year. It’s pretty awesome.” cer Tigers defended their WIAA Division “How sweet for these kids,” Mercer Anything after this is just going to be ing this season. Ella Torkelson filling Drummond stayed in all three games 4 regional championship. coach Robyn Schoeneman said. “This icing on the cake.” the shoes of Caitlyn Hiller, Ella had a early. Mercer led every game 8-6. The The top-seeded Tigers beat No. 4 night was a lot of fun. It’s just unbeliev- Bailey Thompson and Aubrey great game tonight, too. And Aubrey Tigers pulled away right after that in Drummond 25-15, 25-10, 25-13. able, this group of kids.” Schoeneman led a balanced Mercer coming on strong and swinging well and the last two games, taking a 16-7 lead in It’s two totally different regional Mercer will play Shell Lake Thursday attack with seven kills. Jessica Klopatek Jess and Zoe. titles for the Tigers. They won with a night in the sectional semifinal at had six, Zoe Botes four and Ava Barton “Ava Barton, a freshman, Molly senior-dominated group last year, Minong. No. 3 Shell Lake upset No. 2 one. Ella Torkelson had 24 assists. Hohner, a freshman. Last year, they TIGERS — page 9 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 l 9 SPORTS Brimley and Chassell 60 (Brimley won on tie-breaker), UP Finals Rudyard 119, Munising 134, Stephenson 165, Cedarville 177, Republic-Michigamme 187, Painesdale Jeffers 210, North Central 235, Pickford 253, Rapid River 279, Watersmeet 280, Dollar Bay 300, Engadine 334. Mack- inac Island, Mid Peninsula, Paradise, Ontonagon, Bay From page 8 Mills Ojibwe Charter and Carney-Nadeau NTS. Top 15 — 1, Austin Plotkin, Brimley, 17:08; 2, Thomas Kalchik (20:22). Bohn, Cedarville, 17:16.2; 3, Ben Tuomi, Chassell, 17:38.3; 4, Michael Satchell, Pickford, 17:57.5; 5, Ethan The Chassell girls won D-3 for Brown, Stephenson, 18:07.4; 6, Kurtis Kytta, Chassell, the third time in four seasons 18:11.4; 7, Davin Hill, Dollar Bay, 18:16.2; 8, Cameron Hoornstra, Brimley, 18:21.6; 9, Griffin Johnson, North with 40 points, followed by Mid Central, 18:22.7; 10, Payton Cheney, Rudyard, 18:24; 11, Peninsula 72 and Munising 74. Hunter Lipponen, Brimley, 18:32; 12, Darren Castello, Freshman Daisy Englund Munising, 18:38.2; 13, Daba Holmes, Chassell, 18:40.1; 14, Nathan Recla, Brimley, 18:50.3; 15, T.J. Wing, Munis- became Mid Pen’s first individu- ing, 18:51.1. al champion in 21 years when Girls her mother, the former Faye Division 1 Marquette 47, Sault Ste. Marie 61, Negaunee 94, Peterson, won it for the third Menominee 131, Escanaba 150, Calumet 151, Houghton straight time. Daisy, who had 156, Gladstone 195, West Iron County 212, Kingsford 238. been battling an ankle injury, Top 15 — 1, Emily Paupore, Negaunee, 19:22.3; 2, was clocked Saturday at 20:31.3. Ericka Asmus, Marquette, 19:55.9; 3, Mackenzie Kalchik, Munising junior Madeleine Sault Ste. Marie, 20:22; 4, Nicole Kamin, Escanaba, 20:43.6; 5, Clairty Gipp, Calumet, 20:47.5; 6, Reegan Peramaki was runner-up Ketzenberger, Marquette, 20:49.1; 7, Haleigh Knowles, (20:37.4), with Chassell junior Sault Ste. Marie, 20:54.8; 8, Delaney Sall, Marquette, Lela Rautiola third (20:42.5). 20:56.9; 9, Sarah Kulas, Kingsford, 21:01.6; 10, Clara Johnson, Negaunee, 21:05.4; 11, Nicky Kucharczyk, Watersmeet senior Bethany Sault Ste. Marie, 21:09; 12, Katie Anderla, Menominee, Baldwin paced area runners in 21:29.7; 13, Talon Prusi, Negaunee, 21:45.1; 14, Saman- tha Borzick, Marquette, 21:49.2; 15, Celeste Haines, 32nd (24:41.5). Menominee, 21:49.4. Division 2 AtUpper Pictured PeninsulaRocks Golf Club, Finals Munising St. Ignace 34, Ishpeming 61, Westwood 77, Hancock Boys 88, Newberry 99, Gogebic 134. Ironwood, Baraga, Man- Division 1 istique and Norway NTS. Houghton 39, Marquette 54, Sault Ste. Marie 98, Glad- Top 15 — 1, Tessa Leece, Westwood, 20:54.2; 2, Eliz- stone 113, Negaunee 119, Escanaba 137, Calumet 170, abeth Becker, St. Ignace, 21:09.7; 3, Emmalee Hart, St. Menominee 202, Kingsford NTS. Ignace, 21:15.2; 4, Emily Carey, Ironwood, 21:25.2; 5, Top 15 — 1, Clayton Sayen, Houghton, 16:25.7; 2, Hallie Marshall, St. Ignace, 21:43.3; 6, Katie Loman, Ish- Garrett Rudden, Marquette, 16:25.8; 3, Luke Rambo, peming, 22:34.9; 7, Emily Coveyou, St. Ignace, 22:54; 8, Marquette, 16:28.9; 4, Adam Bruce, Gladstone, 16:39; 5, Sophy Smithson, Newberry, 23:06.3; 9, Makenna Nuttall, Seth Helman, Houghton, 16:56.8; 6, Blane Newman, Hancock, 23:12.2; 10, Chyanne Gardner, Ishpeming, Kingsford, 17:11.2; 7, Leif Odegard, Houghton, 17:20.6; 23:15.4; 11, Chloe Sjoholm, Ishpeming, 23:22.9; 12, 8, Jake Strasler, Gladstone, 17:23.9; 9, Eric Anderson, Allyssea Smith, Ishpeming, 23:23.9; 13, Naomi Aili, Negaunee, 17:24.7; 10, Justin Sanpaka, Escanaba, Gogebic, 23:30.8; 14, Elizabeth Williams, Ishpeming, 17:34.3; 11, Garrett Zueger, Marquette, 17:37.8; 12, Con- 23:34.4; 15, Abigail Smithson, Newberry, 23:34.7. nor Jackson, Houghton, 17:41.3; 13, Kaaleb Ranta, Sault Division 3 Ste. Marie, 17:47.7; 14, Elliott Prusi, Negaunee, 17:47.9; Chassell 40, Mid Peninsula 72, Munising 74, Cedarville 15, Onder Ilhan, Calumet, 17:49.6. 84, Painesdale Jeffers 112, Stephenson 133, Dollar Bay Division 2 147. Superior Central, Pickford, Engadine, Brimley, Rud- Gogebic 22, Ishpeming 36, Ironwood 99, Newberry yard, Big Bay de Noc, Watersmeet, Republic- 102, Hancock 143, Westwood 144. Manistique, Norway, Michigamme, North Central and Rapid River NTS. Gwinn and St. Ignace NTS. Top 15 — 1, Daisy Englund, Mid Peninsula, 20:31.3; 2, Top 15 — 1, Spencer Giroux, Ishpeming, 17:03.1; 2, Madeleine Peramaki, Munising, 20:37.4; 3, Lela Rautiola, Isaiah Aili, Gogebic, 17:45; 3, Uriah Aili, Gogebic, Chassell, 20:42.5; 4, Alyssa Webber, Munising, 20:51.2; 17:48.3; 4, Devon Byers, Gogebic, 17:49.7; 5, Jonah 5, Landry Koski, Mid Peninsula, 20:55.1; 6, Danika Wal- Broberg, Ishpeming, 17:52.7; 6, Cade Mazzon. Gogebic, ters, Superior Central, 21:20.1; 7, Jenna Pietila, Chassell, 17:58.8; 7, Tim Rowe, Gogebic, 18:09.3; 8, Nick Niemi, 21:34.1, 8, Paige Sleeman, Chassell, 21:54.4; 9, Gwen Ironwood, 18:10.5; 9, Kyle Pruett, Ishpeming, 18:19.3; Kangas, Chassell, 21:59.5; 10, Kylee Kuntz, Stephenson, 10, Devin Tasson, Ishpeming, 18:23; 11, Coulton Prill- 22:20.8; 11, Keena Larson, Painesdale Jeffers, 22:24.4; witz, Ishpeming, 18:28.2; 12, Jordan Longtine, Ishpem- 12, Cassidy Barr, Cedarville, 22:27.3; 13, Natalie Max- ing, 18:29.4; 13, Andrew Dieterle, Westwood, 18:34.7; son, Dollar Bay, 22:29.5; 14, Chevey Koski, Mid Penin- 14, Adam Mazurek, Gogebic, 18:35.1; 15, Ephram sula, 22:29.6; 15, Natalie Miller, Pickford, 22:29.7. Evans, Newberry, 18:43.1. Division 3

Jason Juno/Daily Globe MERCER’S JESSICA Klopatek (20) and Drummond's Cortni Meyers (4) meet at the net during Saturday night's WIAA Division 4 regional champi- onship game in Mercer. The Tigers won 3-0. 3. Drummond hung around the which is great because we want nut, which co-ops with Mercer for Tigers longest in Game 1. them to tip because that’s an football. As well as Mercer hit, their easy thing for us to play. Defen- “In basketball, they call them defense was also up to the task. sively, we were really on fire the sixth man. In volleyball, “We dug,” Schoeneman said. tonight.” they’re like our eighth, ninth, From page 8 “The more we dug their hits, the A big crowd cheered Mercer to 10th, 11th man. Our school spir- Game 2 and a 13-6 lead in Game less confident they became. They the win. It included a student it right now is so over the top actually started tipping the ball, section with some from Butter- awesome,” Schoeneman said. Lady Samsons’ season ends at Region 13 DEVILS LAKE, N.D. – The Lady Samsons Natalie Susienka had 24 digs. before three consecutive hitting errors tied won their first match but their season ended With a chance to advance to the title game the game at 22-22. when they dropped the next two in this week- GCC fell 25-14, 25-17, 25-4 to top-seeded “Our passing game was just off on Sun- end’s NJCAA Division II Region 13 east vol- North Dakota State College of Science. Goge- day,” Bender said. leyball tournament. bic led 16-14 in the second set but fell. Hallee Yon led GCC with eight kills. Gogebic Community College beat Dakota “The Wildcats are good, they really pound- Usher had seven kills and 2.5 blocks. Grace County Technical College 25-16, 25-22, 16- ed the ball on us and we had no response as tallied seven kills and two blocks. Lundin 25, 16-25, 15-11 Saturday in the first match. their block was just too much for us,” Bender had 13 assists and Kassidee Yon 11. Nicole Usher led GCC with 14 kills and said. “NDSCS is a true Division 2 college.” “Hallee had the perfect touch today and she had 2.5 blocks. Lauren Grace had six Usher had a team-high five kills. Grace found the openings that no defender could kills, five aces and 4.5 blocks. had three kills and 2.5 blocks. get to,” Bender said. “Natalie Susienka “Very nice match for these two sopho- GCC and DCTC met again on Sunday in played one hell of a final match for her junior mores, they showed great athleticism all the tournament’s semifinal. DCTC won this college career (26 assists, two aces, two weekend,” GCC coach Aaron Bender said. time 25-20, 25-17, 25-22 to advance to the kills).” Kacie Lundin had 16 assists and Kassidee championship game against NDSCS. The Gogebic loses six players, Susienka, Yon had 15. Meagan Leinon had a season- Lady Samsons had leads in the first and Grace, Kassidee and Hallee Yon, Allie Holen high eight kills and she had five blocks. third games, including 19-16 in the final set and Usher.

Solon Springs advances to WIAA cross country state meet CABLE, Wis. — The Solon Springs boys in 20:12.6. Mackenzie Backman led the advanced to the WIAA state cross country Midgettes in 13th. 21:26. Girls meet with a second-place finish at Friday’s State qualifiers Teams: 1. Phillips 57, 2. Chequamegon 61. Division 3 sectional. Boys Individuals: 1. Erica Loe, Ladysmith, 20:12.6; No one from Hurley or Mercer advanced. Teams: 1. Phillips 44, 2. Solon Springs 63. 2. Rachel Lawton, Flambeau, 20:45.7; 3. Sam The top two teams and the top five individu- Individuals: 2. Connor Berg, Ladysmith, Nelson, Webster, 21:30.1; 4. Frances Kevan, als not on one of those teams advance to Sat- 17:40.6; 4. Joey Formanek, Webster, 17:55.3; 5. Shell Lake, 21:32.3; 7. Serenity Hetke, Ladysmith, urday’s state meet in Wisconsin Rapids. Anthony Tellier, Flambeau, 17:56.0; 7. Hunter 22:04. Phillips won both with the Chequamegon Erickson, Webster, 18:09.7; 8. Bruce McClay, Hurley girls girls runner-up. The Hurley girls were fifth Chequamegon, 18:13.8. 13. Mackenzie Backman, 22:45; 17. Siggy with the boys eighth. Hurley boys Buerger, 23:22.5; 18. Tori Anderson, 23:23.4; 23. Solon Springs’ Owen Dickenson won the 19. Carson Thewis, 18:42.9; 35. Gavin Kelsey King, 23:53.4; 26. Amelia Harma, 24:02.2; 28. Aiyana Nickel, 24:16.2; 54. Kailey Foryan, boys race in 17:38.7.. Carson Thewis led Hur- Ransanici, 19:40.2; 49. Tanner Nelson, 20:32.5; 66. Sebastian Yaeger, 21:21.8; 74. Dayne Stuhr, 27:10.6. ley in 19th. Alex Schmidt paced Mercer in 22:02.1; 87. Taylor Kloehn, 23:24.9. Mercer girls Tracy Rowe photo 24th. Mercer boys 47. Ignacia Nilo Silva, 26:01.7; 79. Kaylee Cas- IRONWOOD’S EMILY Carey, right, runs to a fourth-place finish at the Ladysmith’s Erica Loe won the girls race 24. Alex Schmidt, 19:00.8; 69. Tristin Woolf, siani, 31:34.1. Division 2 U.P. Finals in Munising Saturday. Packers fall to New Orleans after Hundley struggles in pocket GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Quarterback Brett ing the drop-back passing game," he said. "He tried Hundley burned the New Orleans Saints on the to do a little too much and tried to go against it, but Vikings defense dominates in 24-16 Bears beat Panthers for consecutive run in his first NFL start. he's competitive. He made some big, big plays with win over Ravens wins, match 2016 total The Green Bay Packers will need him to make his feet, and we'll grow from that." plays with his right arm to keep their playoff hopes It was a solid enough start for Green Bay, with MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bears managed to alive without injured star Aaron Rodgers. the Packers scoring on the opening drive on a 46- offense is down its starting quarterback, star rookie run- string back-to-back victories for the first time since 2015 Hundley rushed for 44 yards on three carries, yard touchdown run by Aaron Jones. The rookie ning back and best receiver. and matched last season's win total. including a 14-yard touchdown run, but finished 12 running back finished with 131 yards on 17 carries. With a defense like they have, the Vikings have not Coach John Fox wasn't sure what to make of that. of 25 for 87 yards in the 26-17 loss Sunday to the But the successful start on the ground didn't missed a beat. "I don't know if that's really a benchmark for us, to be Saints. have the desired effect of opening up play-action Everson Griffen had two of Minnesota's five sacks honest," he said. The Saints outscored the Packers 10-0 in the opportunities. and Latavius Murray rushed for 113 yards and a touch- Considering the Bears went 3-13 a year ago, match- fourth quarter to pull away in a tight game. It was "We took a couple shots, but I mean we got a down to help the Vikings to a 24-16 victory over the Bal- ing last year's win total isn't exactly a huge accomplish- the kind of situation in which Rodgers thrives. (pass interference call) on one of them. The defen- timore Ravens on Sunday. ment. Even so, they'll take the victories that are starting He's out indefinitely with a broken right collar- sive backs didn't bite too much," Jones said. The Vikings (5-2) held the Ravens to 208 total yards to come their way. bone, so the Packers have turned to Hundley in his Trailing by nine points in the fourth quarter, the and Kai Forbath kicked six field goals, including two of Rookie safety Eddie Jackson became the first player third season backing up Rodgers. Packers had to move the ball through the air. at least 50 yards. Griffen has nine sacks , including one to score multiple defensive TDs of 75 yards or more in a "I've been learning from him for three years. All Hundley threw his only interception in a critical in seven straight games to open the season. Former game, leading the Bears to a 17-3 victory over the Car- I've got to say is, 'Don't write us off,'" Hundley said. spot when safety Kenny Vaccaro picked off a deep Purple People Eater Jim Marshall is the only other olina Panthers on Sunday. Jackson returned a fumble The Packers (4-3) have gone from Super Bowl pass down the middle of the field with 4:20 left. The Viking to have a sack in each of the first seven games recovery 75 yards on the game's opening possession contender to NFC question mark without Rodgers. Saints ran out of the clock. to start a season. and returned an interception of Cam Newton 76 yards. The NFC North is wide open after two straight Naturally, Hundley doesn't think the Packers' "We've got to get better and we will get better, road if Aaron is healthy and comes back and we're losses for Green Bay. postseason hopes are shot. Green Bay still has four but we're not out," Hundley said. "We've got our still rolling, he'll be available. It's up to coach Mike McCarthy to get Hundley division games left following a bye week, starting division games in front of us and we can still win "But we've just got to win games and keep this more comfortable dropping back. with a Monday night home game on Nov. 6 against the division and make the playoffs, and down the season rolling." "I needed to get a much better job of him work- Detroit. 10 l MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS13:00. Drive: 5 plays, 75 yards, 2:00. Key Total Plays 64 64 N. Michigan 5, Wisconsin 4, OT Arizona at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Plays: A.Jones 15 run; A.Klein 5-yard Avg Gain 3.3 5.6 Lake Superior St. 3, Denver 3 Florida at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. defensive offside penalty on 3rd-and-7; NET YARDS RUSHING 64 169 Alaska 6, Alaska Anchorage 2 Detroit at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Daily Globe Scoreboard A.Jones 6 run on 3rd-and-2. Green Bay 7, Rushes 20 33 Saturday's Games Los Angeles at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans 0. Avg per rush 3.2 5.1 Mercyhurst 4, Ferris St. 1 Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. Second Quarter NET YARDS PASSING 144 188 Wisconsin 4, N. Michigan 0 Vancouver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. (9-0) 92.667 11, Cephus 1-2, Ingold 1-1, Hornibrook 1- R2 Atlanta (5-4) 28.889 at Pickford (9- NO_Ingram 12 run (Lutz kick), 12:31. Sacked-Yds lost 5-42 0-0 Bowling Green 5, Minnesota St. 2 Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. Postseason Baseball R3-D1 Benton Harbor (5-4) 54.333 at (minus 2). All Times EDT 0) 64.000 Drive: 7 plays, 53 yards, 3:13. Key Play: Gross-Yds passing 186 188 Ala.-Huntsville 4, Michigan Tech 2 Chicago at Vegas, 10 p.m. Edwardsburg (8-1) 86.000 R2 Bellaire (5-4) 29.556 at Onekama PASSING_Maryland, Bortenschlager LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Kamara 12 run. New Orleans 7, Green Completed-Att. 27-39 20-31 Air Force 5, Bemidji St. 1 Wednesday's Games R3-D1 Vicksburg (7-2) 73.444 at Three 13-30-1-125. Wisconsin, Hornibrook 16- (Best-of-7) (8-1) 58.667 Bay 7. Had Intercepted 01 Denver 5, Lake Superior St. 1 Calgary at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Rivers (7-2) 75.000 24-1-225. American League R3 Peck (5-4) 29.111 at Kinde-North GB_Hundley 14 run (Crosby kick), 8:37. Yards-Pass Play 3.3 6.1 Alaska 3, Alaska Anchorage 2 Buffalo at Columbus, 8 p.m. R3-D2 Lansing Sexton (6-3) 71.111 at Huron (8-1) 49.111 RECEIVING_Maryland, T.Jacobs 5-45, Houston 4, New York 3 Drive: 8 plays, 75 yards, 3:54. Key Plays: KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB 4-3-3 8-6-3 Friday, Oct. 27 Friday, Oct. 13: Houston 2, New York 1 Lake Odessa Lakewood (8-1) 83.444 R3 Bay City All Saints (6-3) 36.667 at Harrison 4-21, D.Moore 3-44, Davenport A.Klein 15-yard horse collar tackle penal- PUNTS-Avg. 6-48.2 2-46.0 Ala.-Huntsville at Cornell, 7 p.m. All TimesNBA EDT Saturday, Oct. 14: Houston 2, New R3-D2 Plainwell (7-2) 73.444 at Grand Marion (7-2) 44.111 1-15. Wisconsin, Fumagalli 7-83, Cephus ty; Hundley 14 pass to Cobb; Hundley 12 Punts blocked. 00 Lake Superior St. at Michigan St., 7:05 EASTERN CONFERENCE York 1 Rapids South Christian (7-2) 73.556 R4 North Adams-Jerome (5-4) 31.889 2-45, A.Taylor 2-41, Neuville 2-23, Pryor pass to Bennett. Green Bay 14, New FGs-PATs blocked 0-0 0-0 p.m. Atlantic Division Monday, Oct. 16: New York 8, Houston R4-D1 Milan (5-4) 52.444 at Chelsea at Portland St Patrick (8-1) 51.444 2-9, J.Taylor 1-24. Orleans 7. TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE146 103 Alaska at Bowling Green, 7:37 p.m. W L Pct GB 1 (8-1) 90.444 R4 Battle Creek St Philip (5-4) 34.444 MISSED FIELD GOALS_Wisconsin, Third Quarter Punt Returns 0-0 3-83 Ferris St. at Bemidji St., 8:07 p.m. Toronto 201.000 — Tuesday, Oct. 17: New York 6, Houston R4-D1 Flat Rock (7-2) 76.111 at River at Flint International Academy (7-2) Gaglianone 39. NO_Coleman 22 pass from Brees (kick Kickoff Returns 5-113 1-20 Michigan Tech at Minnesota St., 8:07 Brooklyn 21.667 ½ 4 Rouge (7-2) 76.889 46.000 blocked), 11:24. Drive: 7 plays, 59 yards, Interceptions 1-33 0-0 p.m. Boston 12.333 1½ Wednesday, Oct. 18: New York 5, R4-D2 Madison Heights Lamphere (5- The Top 25AP Top teams in 25 The Associated 3:36. Key Plays: Brees 13 pass to PENALTIES-Yds 3-15 4-47 Saturday, Oct. 28 New York 02.000 2 Houston 0 4) 50.333 at Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook- Big Ten Press college football poll, with first-place East Division M.Thomas; Brees 21 pass to M.Thomas FUMBLES-Lost 3-0 0-0 Ala.-Huntsville at Cornell, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 03.000 2½ Friday, Oct. 20: Houston 7, New York 1 Kingswood (8-1) 79.889 Conference AllGames votes in parentheses, records through on 3rd-and-9. Green Bay 14, New TIME OF POSSESSION 27:59 32:01 Lake Superior St. at Michigan St., 7:05 Southeast Division Saturday, Oct. 21: Houston 4, New R4-D2 Detroit Mumford (6-3) 60.708 at WLPF PA WLPF PA Oct. 21, total points based on 25 points for Orleans 13. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS p.m. WLPct GB York 0 Harper Woods Chandler Park Academy Penn St. 40139 53 70280 67 a first-place vote through one point for a NO_FG Lutz 28, 4:08. Drive: 10 plays, RUSHING_Baltimore, Collins 10-30, Alaska at Bowling Green, 7:07 p.m. Washington 201.000 — National League (6-3) 62.514 Michigan St. 4078 56 61159 118 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: 74 yards, 4:40. Key Plays: Brees 47 pass Allen 6-20, Campanaro 1-19, Flacco 1-0, Ferris St. at Bemidji St., 8:07 p.m. Orlando 21.667 ½ Los Angeles 4, Chicago 1 Division 5 Ohio St. 40223 49 61331 108 Record Pts Pv to Ginn; Brees 9 pass to M.Thomas on Mayle 1-0, Moore 1-(minus 5). Minnesota, Michigan Tech at Minnesota St., 8:07 Charlotte 11.500 1 Saturday, Oct. 14: Los Angeles 5, R1-D1 Gladstone (7-2) 59.000 at Michigan 2278 86 52176 130 1. Alabama (61) 8-0 1525 1 3rd-and-6; J.Hill 10-yard illegal block Murray 18-113, McKinnon 14-47, Keenum p.m. Miami 11.500 1 Chicago 2 Kingsford (7-1) 83.889 Rutgers 2266119 34158 165 2. Penn St. 7-0 1444 2 above the waist penalty. New Orleans 16, 1-9. Atlanta 12.333 1½ Sunday, Oct. 15: Los Angeles 4, Chica- R1-D1 Hancock (7-2) 61.444 at Maryland 1379161 34203 257 3. Georgia 7-0 1409 3 Green Bay 14. PASSING_Baltimore, Flacco 27-39-0- AllNCHC Times EDT Central Division go 1 Menominee (6-3) 65.194 Indiana 0464138 34177 172 4. TCU 7-0 1327 4 Fourth Quarter 186. Minnesota, Keenum 20-31-1-188. R1-D2 Grayling (6-3) 56.556 at Reed Overall WLPct GB Tuesday, Oct. 17: Los Angeles 6, West Division 5. Wisconsin 7-0 1241 5 GB_FG Crosby 46, 14:50. Drive: 10 RECEIVING_Baltimore, Allen 8-29, City (8-1) 80.000 W LT Cleveland 21.667 — Chicago 1 Conference AllGames 6. Ohio St. 6-1 1165 6 plays, 53 yards, 4:18. Key Plays: A.Jones Watson 5-38, Whalen 4-23, Campanaro R1-D2 Remus Chippewa Hills (7-2) St. Cloud St. 500 Detroit 21.667 — Wednesday, Oct. 18: Chicago 3, Los WLPF PA WLPF PA 7. Clemson 6-1 1113 7 21 run; D.Onyemata 15-yard unnecessary 3-31, Moore 2-36, Boyle 2-12, Rainey 2-8, 69.889 at Clare (8-1) 74.667 Denver 103 Milwaukee 21.667 — Angeles 2 Wisconsin 40126 63 70256 93 8. Miami 6-0 1101 8 roughness penalty. Green Bay 17, New Wallace 1-9. Minnesota, Rudolph 5-43, R2-D1 North Muskegon (6-3) 47.444 at North Dakota 312 Indiana 12.333 1 Thursday, Oct. 19: Los Angeles 11, Northwestern2285 95 43182 163 9. Notre Dame 6-1 1066 13 Orleans 16. Thielen 5-41, Wright 3-54, Treadwell 3- Muskegon Oakridge (7-2) 69.889 Colorado College 420 Chicago 02.000 1½ Chicago 1 Nebraska 2286117 34181 216 10. Oklahoma 6-1 1040 9 NO_FG Lutz 44, 10:21. Drive: 9 plays, 28, McKinnon 3-10, Ham 1-12. R2-D1 Grant (6-3) 50.111 at Newaygo Omaha 211 WESTERN CONFERENCE WORLD SERIES Iowa 1384 71 43183 129 11. Oklahoma St. 6-1 894 10 60 yards, 4:29. Key Plays: Brees 20 pass PUNT RETURNS_Baltimore, None. (7-2) 67.222 Western Michigan 331 Southwest Division (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Minnesota 1392109 43191 133 12. Washington 6-1 836 12 to M.Thomas; Kamara 19 run. New Minnesota, Sherels 3-83. R2-D2 Bridgeport (6-3) 58.333 at Sagi- Minnesota-Duluth 123 W L Pct GB All Games Televised by Fox Purdue 1362 76 34169 135 13. Virginia Tech 6-1 791 14 Orleans 19, Green Bay 17. KICKOFF RETURNS_Baltimore, naw Swan Valley (8-1) 91.556 Miami (Ohio) 130 Houston 301.000 — Houston vs. L.A. Dodgers Illinois 0463132 25130 207 14. NC State 6-1 666 16 NO_Brees 1 run (Lutz kick), 4:55. Rainey 4-99, Mayle 1-14. Minnesota, R2-D2 Carrollton (6-3) 62.667 at Free- Friday's Games Memphis 201.000 ½ Tuesday, Oct. 24: Houston (Keuchel Saturday, Oct. 14 15. Washington St. 7-1 648 15 Drive: 8 plays, 55 yards, 3:30. Key Plays: Sherels 1-20. land (6-3) 65.444 Miami (Ohio) 7, Maine 5 San Antonio 201.000 ½ 14-5) at L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 18-4), Michigan 27, Indiana 20 16. Michigan St. 6-1 615 18 K.Brice 14-yard horse collar tackle penal- TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS_Balti- R3-D1 Berrien Springs (6-3) 54.333 at New Hampshire 6, Colorado College 3 New Orleans 02.000 2½ 8:09 p.m. Rutgers 35, Illinois 24 17. South Florida 7-0 604 16 ty; Ingram 23 run; Brees 3 pass to Ingram more, Mosley 6-3-0, Onwuasor 5-1-0, Grand Rapids West Catholic (7-2) 73.639 Michigan St. 6, W. Michigan 4 Dallas 03.000 3 Wednesday, Oct. 25: Houston (Verlan- Wisconsin 17, Purdue 9 18. UCF 6-0 500 20 on 3rd-and-2. New Orleans 26, Green Carr 5-1-0, Williams 5-0-0, Smith 4-0-0, R3-D1 Dowagiac (6-3) 61.667 at Kala- Omaha 5, Arizona St. 1 Northwest Division der 15-8) at L.A. Dodgers, 8:09 p.m. Northwestern 37, Maryland 21 19. Auburn 6-2 397 21 Bay 17. Suggs 3-2-0, Webb 3-1-0, Weddle 2-1-0, mazoo Hackett (7-2) 67.111 Minnesota 2, North Dakota 1 W L Pct GB Friday, Oct. 27: L.A. Dodgers at Hous- Ohio St. 56, Nebraska 14 20. Stanford 5-2 344 22 A_78,380. Jefferson 1-4-0, Pierce 1-3-0, Judon 1-1- R3-D2 Ovid-Elsie (7-2) 65.667 at Port- St. Cloud St. 5, Boston College 2 Minnesota 21.667 — ton, 8:09 p.m. Michigan St. 30, Minnesota 27 21. Southern Cal 6-2 319 11 NO GB 0, Clark 1-0-0, Levine 1-0-0, Wormley 1-0- land (8-1) 91.222 Merrimack 5, Minn.-Duluth 5 Utah 21.667 — Saturday, Oct. 28: L.A. Dodgers at Saturday's Games 22. West Virginia 5-2 196 23 FIRST DOWNS 25 16 0, Hill 1-0-0, Humphrey 1-0-0, Kaufusi 0- R3-D2 Lansing Catholic (7-2) 72.222 at Lake Superior St. 3, Denver 3 Portland 21.667 — Houston, 8:09 p.m. Wisconsin 38, Maryland 13 23. LSU 6-2 182 24 Rushing 782-0, Smith 0-1-0. Minnesota, Kendricks Olivet (8-1) 83.000 Saturday's Games Denver 11.500 ½ x-Sunday, Oct. 29: L.A. Dodgers at Northwestern 17, Iowa 10 24. Memphis 6-1 111 25 Passing 16 4 10-3-0, Barr 6-5-1, Griffen 5-1-2, Sendejo R4-D1 Almont (7-2) 63.667 at Franken- Maine 6, Miami (Ohio) 3 Oklahoma City 12.333 1 Houston, 8:16 p.m. Rutgers 14, Purdue 12 25. Iowa St. 5-2 98 NR Penalty 244-1-0, Smith 4-0-0, Joseph 2-2-0, Gedeon muth (9-0) 98.889 Colorado College 2, New Hampshire 1, Pacific Division x-Tuesday, Oct. 31: Houston at L.A. Minnesota 24, Illinois 17 Others receiving votes: Texas A&M THIRD DOWN EFF 8-15 4-11 2-1-0, Waynes 2-0-0, Stephen 1-2-0, R4-D1 Richmond (7-2) 70.778 at OT W L Pct GB Dodgers, 8:09 p.m. Michigan St. 17, Indiana 9 74, Michigan 60, Mississippi St. 43, San FOURTH DOWN EFF 1-1 0-0 Newman 1-2-0, Johnson 1-1-1, Hunter 1- Marine City (7-2) 90.403 W. Michigan 3, Michigan St. 1 L.A. Clippers 201.000 — x-Wednesday, Nov. 1: Houston at L.A. Penn St. 42, Michigan 13 Diego St. 7, Georgia Tech 5, South Car- TOTAL NET YARDS 485 260 1-1, Rhodes 0-1-0. R4-D2 Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Arizona St. 4, Omaha 4, ASU wins exhi- L.A. Lakers 11.500 1 Dodgers, 8:10 p.m. olina 2, Marshall 1, Toledo 1. Total Plays 75 50 INTERCEPTIONS_Baltimore, Carr 1- Richard (7-2) 64.000 at Algonac (8-1) bition shootout Golden State 12.333 1½ Michigan-PennNo. 2 Penn St. 42, No. 19 St. Michigan Stats 13 Avg Gain 6.5 5.2 33. Minnesota, None. 81.556 St. Cloud St. 3, Boston College 1 Sacramento 12.333 1½ U.P.Saturday Scores Michigan 0 13 00—13 Amway Coaches Top 25 NET YARDS RUSHING 161 181 MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. R4-D2 Ida (7-2) 65.889 at Detroit North Dakota 4, Minnesota 0 Phoenix 03.000 2½ Lake Linden-Hubbell 53, Manistique 12 Penn St. 14 77 14 — 42 Poll Rushes 36 24 OFFICIALS_Referee Carl Cheffers, Denby (6-2) 67.889 The Amway Top 25 football poll, with Ohio St. 3, UMass 0 Saturday's Games 8-player First Quarter Avg per rush 4.5 7.5 Ump Clay Martin, HL Tom Symonette, LJ Division 6 first-place votes in parentheses, records Minn.-Duluth 7, Merrimack 2 Toronto 128, Philadelphia 94 Eben Junction Superior Central 46, PSU_Barkley 69 run (T.Davis kick), NET YARDS PASSING 324 79 Tom Stephan, FJ Mearl Robinson, SJ R1-D1 Maple City Glen Lake (6-2) through Oct. 21, total points based on 25 Denver 5, Lake Superior St. 1 Detroit 111, New York 107 Rapid River 22 14:17 Sacked-Yds lost 1-7 1-8 Brad Freeman, BJ Jim Quirk, Replay 52.556 at Boyne City (9-0) 90.667 points for first place through one point for Thursday's Game Houston 107, Dallas 91 PSU_Barkley 15 run (T.Davis kick), Gross-Yds passing 331 87 Charles Stewart. R1-D1 Calumet (6-3) 58.333 at Tra- 25th, and previous ranking: Omaha at Notre Dame, 7:35 p.m. Memphis 111, Golden State 101 Michigan playoff 10:11 Completed-Att. 27-38 12-25 verse City St Francis (8-1) 86.000 Record Pts Pvs Friday, Oct. 27 Miami 112, Indiana 108 Second Quarter Had Intercepted 21 Panthers-Bears Stats footballGames next schedule weekend R1-D2 Hemlock (6-3) 49.000 at Milling- 1. Alabama (64) 8-0 1600 1 Carolina 030 0 — 3 Minn.-Duluth at Maine, 7 p.m. Orlando 114, Cleveland 93 MICH_Higdon 1 run (kick failed), 12:53 Yards-Pass Play 8.3 3.0 R = Region ton (8-1) 87.467 2. Penn State 7-0 1520 2 Chicago 7 10 00—17 Omaha at Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio 87, Chicago 77 MICH_Isaac 6 run (Nordin kick), 1:45 KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB 6-6-4 4-3-2 D = District R1-D2 Houghton Lake (6-3) 49.222 at 3. Georgia 7-0 1463 3 First Quarter Denver at Boston U., 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee 113, Portland 110 PSU_McSorley 3 run (T.Davis kick), :53 PUNTS-Avg. 2-39.0 5-47.6 Division 1 Harrison (6-3) 51.333 4. TCU 7-0 1385 4 Chi_Jackson 75 fumble return (Barth UConn at Miami (Ohio), 7:35 p.m. Denver 96, Sacramento 79 Third Quarter Punts blocked. 00 R1-D1 Grandville (6-3) 70.444 at Hol- R2-D1 Lakeview (6-3) 50.444 at Mon- 5. Wisconsin 7-0 1343 5 kick), 8:59. Chicago 7, Carolina 0. North Dakota at Colorado College, 9:37 Utah 96, Oklahoma City 87 PSU_McSorley 13 run (T.Davis kick), FGs-PATs blocked 0-1 0-0 land West Ottawa (8-1) 100.444 tague (9-0) 93.222 6. Ohio State 6-1 1244 6 Second Quarter p.m. L.A. Clippers 130, Phoenix 88 5:13 TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE 64 52 R1-D1 Rockford (6-3) 80.222 at Grand R2-D1 Morley Stanwood (7-2) 56.889 7. Clemson 6-1 1173 8 Chi_Jackson 76 interception return Saturday, Oct. 28 Sunday's Games Fourth Quarter Punt Returns 1-7 0-0 Ledge (8-1) 95.000 at Kent City (9-0) 77.333 8. Miami (Fla. 6-0 1172 7 (Barth kick), 12:28. Chicago 14, Carolina Denver at Boston College, 7 p.m. Brooklyn 116, Atlanta 104 PSU_Barkley 42 pass from McSorley Kickoff Returns 2-57 2-52 R1-D2 Lapeer (6-3) 68.889 at Davison R2-D2 Byron (5-4) 49.333 at Ithaca (9- 9. Oklahoma 6-1 1084 9 0. UConn at Miami (Ohio), 7:05 p.m. Minnesota 115, Oklahoma City 113 (T.Davis kick), 13:11 Interceptions 1-0 2-0 (8-1) 95.000 0) 90.667 10. Notre Dame 6-1 951 16 Car_FG Gano 36, 3:18. Drive: 16 plays, Minn.-Duluth at Maine, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at L.A. Lakers PSU_McSorley 9 run (T.Davis kick), PENALTIES-Yds 7-80 8-54 R1-D2 Grand Blanc (7-2) 83.111 at R2-D2 Laingsburg (7-2) 56.556 at Mon- 11. Washington 6-1 931 12 56 yards, 9:10. Key Plays: Stewart 10 run; North Dakota at Colorado College, 8:07 Monday's Games 7:53 FUMBLES-Lost 1-0 2-0 Clarkston (7-2) 87.667 trose (7-2) 67.333 12. Oklahoma State 6-1 926 11 Newton 7 pass to Funchess on 3rd-and-5; p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. A_110,823. TIME OF POSSESSION36:56 23:04 R2-D1 Walled Lake Central (5-4) R3-D1 Schoolcraft (5-4) 49.667 at 13. Virginia Tech 6-1 818 14 Newton 11 pass to Dickson on 3rd-and- Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. MICH PSU INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 61.333 at White Lake Lakeland (6-2) Watervliet (9-0) 86.000 14. South Florida 7-0 730 13 10; Newton 6 run on 3rd-and-4. Chicago AllBig Times Ten EDT Charlotte at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. First downs 16 25 RUSHING_New Orleans, Ingram 22- 80.778 R3-D1 Delton Kellogg (5-4) 50.667 at 15. North Carolina State6-1 683 17 14, Carolina 3. Conf Overall Memphis at Houston, 8 p.m. Rushes-yards 42-103 35-224 105, Kamara 9-57, Brees 5-(minus 1). R2-D1 Detroit Catholic Central (5-4) Parchment (6-3) 56.889 16. Washington State 7-1 636 18 Chi_FG Barth 19, 1:10. Drive: 5 plays, W LTSW Pts WLT Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Passing 166 282 Green Bay, Jones 17-131, Hundley 3-44, 63.667 at Livonia Stevenson (5-4) 67.889 R3-D2 Quincy (5-4) 47.667 at Jackson 17. Central Florida 6-0 561 20 74 yards, 2:08. Key Plays: Trubisky 70 Wisconsin 1100 3520 Toronto at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 16-28-0 17-26-1 Montgomery 4-6. R2-D2 Salem (5-4) 57.111 at Belleville Lumen Christi (7-1) 85.556 18. Michigan State 6-1 560 19 pass to Cohen; Trubisky 1 run on 3rd-and- Ohio St. 1100 3312 Washington at Denver, 9 p.m. Return Yards 111 35 PASSING_New Orleans, Brees 27-38- (9-0) 109.333 R3-D2 Hillsdale (5-4) 52.444 at Michi- 19. Auburn 6-2 455 21 2. Chicago 17, Carolina 3. Minnesota 1100 3330 Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Punts-Avg. 6-35.5 2-50.5 2-331. Green Bay, Hundley 12-25-1-87. R2-D2 Saline (7-1) 92.556 at Canton gan Center (8-1) 72.667 20. Stanford 5-2 367 22 A_61,256. Penn St. 1100 3330 Tuesday's Games Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 RECEIVING_New Orleans, Ginn 7- (8-1) 102.111 R4-D1 Blissfield (5-4) 53.444 at 21. Southern California6-2 321 10 Car Chi Michigan 0000 0310 Brooklyn at Orlando, 7 p.m. Penalties-Yards 6-59 1-10 141, Thomas 7-82, Kamara 5-50, Ingram R3-D1 Warren Mott (5-4) 60.667 at Napoleon (7-2) 65.222 22. West Virginia 5-2 211 23 FIRST DOWNS 20 5 Notre Dame 0000 0321 Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Time of Possession 32:56 27:04 4-5, Coleman 2-31, Fleener 2-22. Green Clinton Township Chippewa Valley (8-1) R4-D1 Ecorse (7-2) 59.000 at Brooklyn 23. LSU 6-2 178 25 Rushing 73Michigan St. 0000 0220 New York at Boston, 7:30 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Bay, Jones 3-7, Bennett 2-17, Cobb 2-15, 104.889 Columbia Central (6-3) 63.889 24. Texas A&M 5-2 151 24 Passing 12 2 Thursday's Games Indiana at Minnesota, 8 p.m. RUSHING_Michigan, Higdon 15-45, Adams 2-12, Allison 1-14, Nelson 1-13, R3-D1 New Baltimore Anchor Bay (6-3) R4-D2 Detroit Henry Ford (6-3) 43.069 25. Michigan 5-2 121 15 Penalty 10 Penn St. 7, American International 5 New Orleans at Portland, 10 p.m. Isaac 6-36, Evans 4-17, McDoom 1-8, Montgomery 1-9. 66.222 at Macomb Dakota (6-3) 67.444 at Warren Michigan Collegiate (9-0) Others receiving votes: Memphis THIRD DOWN EFF 6-15 2-11 Sacred Heart 6, Notre Dame 4 Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Perry 0-0, K.Hill 2-0, O'Korn 14-(minus 3). PUNT RETURNS_New Orleans, Ginn R3-D2 Detroit Western International (5- 96.889 119; Iowa State 32; Mississippi State 19; FOURTH DOWN EFF 0-1 0-0 Friday's Games Wednesday's Games Penn St., Barkley 15-108, McSorley 11- 1-7. Green Bay, None. 3) 47.000 at Dearborn Fordson (8-1) R4-D2 Detroit Central (7-2) 70.069 at South Carolina 9; Georgia Tech 8; Ari- TOTAL NET YARDS 293 153 Ohio St. 3, UMass 1 Denver at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 76, Sanders 6-25, Stevens 1-11, KICKOFF RETURNS_New Orleans, 100.444 Clinton Township Clintondale (7-2) zona 6; Colorado State 4; Kentucky 4; Total Plays 69 37 Michigan 6, W. Michigan 4 Houston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Mark.Allen 1-5, (Team) 1-(minus 1). Lewis 2-57. Green Bay, Davis 2-52. R3-D2 Grosse Pointe South (5-4) 72.222 Boise State 3; Marshall 3; Navy 3; Arizona Avg Gain 4.2 4.1 Penn St. 3, American International 2, Minnesota at Detroit, 7 p.m. PASSING_Michigan, O'Korn 16-28-0- TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS_New 62.736 at Detroit Cass Tech (6-2) 72.889 Division 7 State 2; Appalachian State 1; Florida 1; NET YARDS RUSHING 108 68 OT Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 166. Penn St., McSorley 17-26-1-282. Orleans, Klein 6-0-0, Robertson 5-1-0, R4-D1 Troy (6-3) 67.667 at Waterford R1-D1 McBain (7-2) 58.111 at Lake Syracuse 1; Troy 1. Rushes 30 26 Michigan 4, Vermont 1 Indiana at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. RECEIVING_Michigan, Perry 3-46, Crawley 4-0-0, Okafor 3-1-1, Bell 3-0-0, Mott (8-1) 102.847 City (9-0) 87.111 Avg per rush 3.6 2.6 Notre Dame 3, Sacred Heart 1 San Antonio at Miami, 8 p.m. Peoples-Jones 3-43, McDoom 3-29, McK- Lattimore 3-0-0, Vaccaro 2-2-0, Jordan 2- R4-D1 Bloomfield Hills (6-3) 70.556 at R1-D1 Ishpeming Westwood (8-1) All TimesNFL EDT NET YARDS PASSING 185 85 N. Michigan 5, Wisconsin 4, OT Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. eon 3-11, K.Hill 2-12, Crawford 1-23, 1-0, Rankins 2-1-0, Onyemata 1-1-0, Te'o West Bloomfield (7-2) 91.111 59.778 at Elk Rapids (7-2) 65.667 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Sacked-Yds lost 5-26 4-22 Minnesota 2, North Dakota 1 Utah at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Evans 1-2. Penn St., Hamilton 6-115, 1-1-0, Bush 1-0-0, Williams 1-0-0, Hen- R4-D2 Utica (5-4) 57.222 at Utica R1-D2 St Louis (5-4) 42.000 at Beaver- East Gross-Yds passing 211 107 Saturday's Games Toronto at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Barkley 3-53, Ju.Johnson 3-30, Gesicki 2- drickson 1-0-0, Davison 0-1-0. Green Eisenhower (9-0) 119.111 ton (8-1) 78.111 W LT Pct PF PA Completed-Att. 21-34 4-7 Michigan 3, Vermont 2 Washington at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 52, Polk 1-23, Andre Robinson 1-5, Black- Bay, Martinez 12-3-0, Brice 7-0-0, Clin- R4-D2 Romeo (7-2) 91.222 at R1-D2 Oscoda (6-3) 43.986 at Breck- Buffalo 420.667 119 101 Had Intercepted 20 Wisconsin 4, N. Michigan 0 nall 1-4. ton-Dix 6-2-0, House 5-1-0, King 3-2-0, Rochester Adams (8-1) 96.667 enridge (8-1) 61.222 New England 420.667 172 159 Yards-Pass Play 4.7 7.7 W. Michigan 3, Michigan St. 1 NASCAR Monster MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. Jones 3-0-0, Daniels 3-0-0, Clark 2-3-0, Division 2 Miami 420.667 92 112 KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB 2-2-2 4-3-2 Ohio St. 3, UMass 0 Energy Cup-Hollywood R2-D1 Saranac (6-3) 49.222 at New Dial 2-2-0, Perry 2-1-1, Matthews 2-1-0, R1-D1 Traverse City Central (6-3) Lothrop (9-0) 82.667 N.Y. Jets 340.429 137 161 PUNTS-Avg. 5-52.6 6-49.3 North Dakota 4, Minnesota 0 Indiana-Michigan St. Randall 2-1-0, Lowry 2-0-0, Fackrell 1-1- Casino Sunday400 Results 67.778 at Midland (8-1) 102.111 R2-D1 Grand Rapids NorthPointe South Punts blocked. 00 Thursday, Oct. 26 0, Hawkins 1-0-0, Evans 0-2-0, Odom 0- At Kansas Speedway R1-D1 Midland Dow (7-2) 79.444 at Christian (6-3) 59.111 at Pewamo-West- No. 18 MichiganStats St. 17, Indiana 9 WLT Pct PF PA FGs-PATs blocked 0-0 1-0 Omaha at Notre Dame, 7:35 p.m. 1-0. Kansas City, Kan. Traverse City West (8-1) 96.556 phalia (8-1) 68.889 Indiana 303 3 — 9 Jacksonville 430.571 183 110 TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE 60 96 Friday, Oct. 27 INTERCEPTIONS_New Orleans, Vac- Lap length: 1.50 miles R1-D2 Mattawan (7-2) 77.778 at Grand R2-D2 Unionville-Sebewaing (5-4) Michigan St. 030 14 — 17 Tennessee 430.571 158 173 Punt Returns 3-17 2-12 Michigan at Penn St., 7 p.m. caro 1-0. Green Bay, House 1-0, Randall (Start position in parentheses) Rapids Forest Hills Central (9-0) 110.222 Houston 330.500 177 147 Kickoff Returns 2-43 0-0 Robert Morris at Ohio St., 7 p.m. 43.000 at Cass City (8-1) 72.778 First Quarter 1-0. 1. (1) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 267 laps, R1-D2 Portage Central (7-2) 85.000 at IU_FG Oakes 33, :26 Indianapolis 250.286 119 222 Interceptions 0-0 2-84 Lake Superior St. at Michigan St., 7:05 R2-D2 Flint Hamady (7-2) 58.556 at MISSED FIELD GOALS_Green Bay, 0 rating, 43 points. Muskegon Mona Shores (8-1) 102.222 PENALTIES-Yds 4-35 5-40 p.m. Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port Laker (8-1) Second Quarter North Crosby 59. 2. (15) Kurt Busch, Ford, 267, 0, 35. R2-D1 Flint Carman-Ainsworth (5-4) MSU_FG Coghlin 23, 6:46 FUMBLES-Lost 1-1 0-0 Omaha at Notre Dame, 7:35 p.m. 69.222 W LT Pct PF PA OFFICIALS_Referee Jerome Boger, 3. (40) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 267, 0, 44. 58.667 at Fenton (8-1) 100.333 Pittsburgh 520.714 147 116 TIME OF POSSESSION 38:35 21:25 Clarkson at Minnesota, 8 p.m. R3-D1 Vermontville Maple Valley (5-4) Third Quarter Ump Richard Hall, HL Ed Camp, LJ Mike 4. (14) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 267, 0, R2-D1 Lowell (6-3) 74.333 at Flushing IU_FG Oakes 44, 5:31 Baltimore 340.429 130 148 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS St. Lawrence at Wisconsin, 8 p.m. 41.778 at Hartford (6-3) 50.778 Carr, FJ Eugene Hall, SJ Walt Coleman 39. (7-2) 81.444 Cincinnati 240.333 98 112 RUSHING_Carolina, Newton 9-50, Saturday, Oct. 28 R3-D1 Springport (6-3) 50.000 at Fourth Quarter IV, BJ Tony Steratore, Replay John 5. (4) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 267, 0, R2-D2 Livonia Franklin (7-2) 83.778 at IU_FG Oakes 20, 12:29 Cleveland 070.000 103 169 Stewart 14-48, McCaffrey 7-10. Chicago, Lake Superior St. at Michigan St., 7:05 Saugatuck (6-3) 50.444 McGrath. 50. Walled Lake Western (8-1) 101.000 MSU_F.Davis 10 pass from Lewerke Howard 21-65, Trubisky 5-3. p.m. R3-D2 Homer (6-3) 52.333 at Cassopo- West 6. (20) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 267, R2-D2 Livonia Churchill (7-2) 87.444 at (Coghlin kick), 5:59 PASSING_Carolina, Newton 21-34-2- Ohio St. Robert Morris, 7:05 p.m. lis (8-1) 68.444 WLT Pct PF PA Ravens-Vikings Stats 0, 31. Pinckney (8-1) 90.556 MSU_L.Scott 18 run (Coghlin kick), Kansas City 520.714 207 161 Baltimore 333 7 —16 211. Chicago, Trubisky 4-7-0-107. Michigan at Penn St., 8 p.m. R3-D2 Union City (7-2) 62.556 at Read- 7. (19) Dale Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, R3-D1 Temperance Bedford (6-3) 1:49 Denver 330.500 108 118 Minnesota 369 6 —24 RECEIVING_Carolina, McCaffrey 7-36, Clarkson at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ing (7-2) 66.000 267, 0, 30. 68.972 at Wyandotte Roosevelt (9-0) A_74,111. L.A. Chargers340.429 137 131 First Quarter Funchess 4-41, Benjamin 3-65, Dickson St. Lawrence at Wisconsin, 8 p.m. R4-D1 Clinton (6-3) 49.889 at Hudson 8. (2) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 267, 0, 47. 112.000 Oakland 340.429 155 156 Bal_FG Tucker 48, 8:30. Drive: 9 plays, 3-18, Shepard 2-20, Samuel 1-20, Man- (8-1) 83.333 IU MSU 9. (25) Aric Almirola, Ford, 267, 0, 28. R3-D1 Brownstown Woodhaven (7-2) First downs 14 19 35 yards, 4:11. Key Play: Flacco 6 pass to hertz 1-11. Chicago, Miller 2-29, Cohen 1- NHL R4-D1 Monroe St Mary Catholic Central NATIONAL CONFERENCE All Times EDT 10. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 267, 0, 43. 82.556 at Ypsilanti Lincoln (7-2) 86.556 Rushes-yards 35-95 44-89 Campanaro on 3rd-and-4. Baltimore 3, 70, Gentry 1-8. (5-4) 53.222 at Addison (7-2) 58.333 East EASTERN CONFERENCE 11. (12) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, R3-D2 Dearborn Edsel Ford (6-3) Passing 158 185 Minnesota 0. PUNT RETURNS_Carolina, McCaffrey R4-D2 Detroit Delta Prep (6-3) 57.069 WLT Pct PF PA Atlantic Division 267, 0, 32. 63.778 at Detroit Martin Luther King (8-1) Comp-Att-Int 22-34-0 16-30-0 Philadelphia 510.833 165 122 Min_FG Forbath 52, 3:39. Drive: 12 3-17. Chicago, Cohen 2-12. at Madison Heights Madison (9-0) GP WLOT Pts GF GA 12. (23) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 267, 95.667 Return Yards 65 29 Washington 320.600 117 113 plays, 41 yards, 4:51. Key Plays: Keenum KICKOFF RETURNS_Carolina, 101.206 Tampa Bay 971115 36 24 0, 25. R3-D2 Grosse Pointe North (6-2) Punts-Avg. 9-42.55 8-42.5 Dallas 330.500 165 142 12 pass to Ham; Keenum 4 pass to Thie- Samuel 2-43. Chicago, None. R4-D2 Riverview Gabriel Richard (8-1) Toronto 862012 37 28 13. (10) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 267, 0, 78.556 at Detroit East English (8-1) Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 N.Y. Giants 160.143 112 156 len on 3rd-and-1; Keenum 12 pass to TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS_Carolina, 61.222 at Rochester Hills Lutheran North- Ottawa 841311 30 21 32. 84.889 Penalties-Yards 10-115 3-35 Wright on 3rd-and-5; M.Judon 5-yard ille- Thompson 4-2-0, Addison 3-1-1, Mayo 3- west (9-0) 70.444 South Detroit 9441927 29 14. (11) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 267, R4-D1 Royal Oak (6-3) 58.778 at Oak Time of Possession 25:39 34:21 gal use of hands penalty on 3rd-and-10. 0-0, Short 2-1-1, Adams 2-1-0, Bradberry Division 8 W LT Pct PF PA Boston 7331724 26 0, 23. Park (7-2) 87.667 New Orleans 420.667 171 133 Baltimore 3, Minnesota 3. 2-1-0, Jones 2-1-0, Peppers 2-0-0, Cox 2- R1-D1 Lake Linden-Hubbell (4-4) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Florida 7340624 25 15. (21) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 267, R4-D1 Birmingham Brother Rice (6-3) RUSHING_Indiana, Ellison 17-47, Atlanta 320.600 121 109 Second Quarter 0-0, Munnerlyn 1-0-1, Love 1-0-1, Sey- 35.486 at Iron River West Iron County Buffalo 9252625 36 0, 22. 76.778 at Birmingham Groves (7-2) Ramsey 15-34, Gest 3-11, Timian 0-3, Carolina 430.571 131 139 Min_FG Forbath 51, 12:55. Drive: 8 mour 1-0-0, Davis 1-0-0, Lotulelei 1-0-0, (8-1) 73.667 Montreal 8161313 33 16. (29) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 21. 84.000 Bowen 0-0. Michigan St., L.Scott 22-87, Tampa Bay 240.333 145 151 plays, 38 yards, 2:50. Key Plays: Keenum Worley 0-1-0. Chicago, Jones 9-2-0, R1-D1 Bark River-Harris (5-4) 43.361 Metropolitan Division 17. (27) David Ragan, Ford, 267, 0, 20. R4-D2 Roseville (6-3) 69.181 at Port F.Davis 1-16, London 6-13, White 1-3, 13 pass to Thielen; Keenum 7 pass to Amos 6-0-0, Goldman 5-1-.5, Hicks 4-1-1, at Norway (8-1) 62.847 North GP WLOT Pts GF GA 18. (16) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, Huron Northern (8-1) 96.667 Chewins 0-0, Stewart 2-(minus 2), Lew- Treadwell on 3rd-and-10. Minnesota 6, Fuller 4-1-0, Amukamara 4-0-0, Jackson R1-D2 Munising (4-4) 32.181 at Gay- WLT Pct PF PA New Jersey 862012 31 24 267, 0, 19. R4-D2 Warren DeLaSalle (7-2) 94.492 erke 9-(minus 5), (Team) 3-(minus 23). Minnesota 520.714 146 119 Baltimore 3. 4-0-0, Floyd 3-1-1, Trevathan 3-1-1, lord St Mary (9-0) 77.333 Pittsburgh 953111 30 39 19. (9) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 267, 0, 18. at Ferndale (8-1) 94.778 PASSING_Indiana, Ramsey 22-34-0- Green Bay 430.571 164 161 Bal_FG Tucker 57, 9:56. Drive: 6 plays, Unrein 2-1-.5, Acho 2-1-0, Callahan 2-0-0, R1-D2 Newberry (6-2) 49.486 at Columbus 853010 25 21 20. (28) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 267, 0, 17. Division 3 158. Michigan St., Heyward 0-1-0-0, Lew- Detroit 330.500 161 149 33 yards, 2:59. Key Plays: Flacco 12 pass Bullard 1-1-0, McPhee 1-0-1. Frankfort (6-2) 49.819 Philadelphia 853010 28 18 21. (17) Joey Logano, Ford, 267, 0, 16. R1-D1 Holland (6-3) 65.111 at erke 16-29-0-185. Chicago 340.429 122 151 to Allen; Flacco 18 pass to Campanaro. INTERCEPTIONS_Carolina, None. R2-D1 Hillman (5-4) 40.208 at AuGres- N.Y. Islanders 8431924 24 22. (30) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 267, 0, Muskegon (9-0) 112.000 RECEIVING_Indiana, Cobbs 7-53, Baltimore 6, Minnesota 6. Chicago, Jackson 1-76, Trevathan 1-8. Sims (8-0) 69.556 West Washington 9441928 31 15. R1-D1 Zeeland West (6-3) 73.444 at Timian 7-33, Ellison 2-15, Brookins 2-15, Min_FG Forbath 43, :35. Drive: 15 MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. R2-D1 Johannesburg-Lewiston (6-3) WLT Pct PF PA Carolina 6321717 16 23. (31) Landon Cassill, Ford, 265, 0, Zeeland East (9-0) 106.667 Philyor 1-20, J-.Harris 1-14, D.Williams 1- L.A. Rams 520.714 212 138 plays, 60 yards, 7:01. Key Plays: Keenum OFFICIALS_Referee Walt Anderson, 43.625 at Lincoln Alcona (7-2) 56.208 N.Y. Rangers 9252624 32 14. R1-D2 Cedar Springs (6-3) 71.444 at 4, Watercutter 1-4. Michigan St., White 6- Seattle 420.667 134 94 12 pass to Wright on 3rd-and-10; Keenum Ump Carl Paganelli, HL Jerod Phillips, LJ R2-D2 Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart (6-3) WESTERN CONFERENCE 24. (35) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 263, 0, East Grand Rapids (9-0) 110.222 99, Stewart 3-27, L.Scott 2-15, Rison 2- Arizona 340.429 119 191 11 pass to Treadwell on 3rd-and-4; Byron Boston, FJ John Jenkins, SJ Laird 43.778 at Saginaw Nouvel (9-0) 84.825 Central Division 13. R1-D2 Grand Rapids Christian (7-2) 13, London 1-14, F.Davis 1-10, N.Davis 1- San Francisco07 0 .000 123 186 Keenum 3 pass to Rudolph on 3rd-and-3. Hayes, BJ Greg Wilson, Replay Billy R2-D2 Ubly (7-2) 58.444 at Harbor GP WLOT Pts GF GA 25. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 88.111 at DeWitt (8-1) 101.111 7. Minnesota 9, Baltimore 6. Smith. Beach (8-1) 70.111 Thursday's Games St. Louis 962113 29 24 263, 0, 12. R2-D1 Coldwater (6-3) 67.972 at Battle MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. Oakland 31, Kansas City 30 Third Quarter R3-D1 St Joseph Lake Michigan Chicago 952212 32 22 26. (38) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, Creek Harper Creek (9-0) 101.222 Sunday's Games Min_FG Forbath 43, 10:53. Drive: 7 TransactionsBASEBALL Catholic (7-2) 48.417 at Mendon (9-0) Dallas 853010 23 21 261, 0, 11. R2-D1 St Joseph (7-2) 83.778 at Maryland-Wisconsin Chicago 17, Carolina 3 plays, 50 yards, 4:07. Key Plays: Murray American League 80.000 Nashville 8431921 21 27. (34) Corey Lajoie, Toyota, 261, 0, Stevensville Lakeshore (8-1) 94.778 R3-D1 Decatur (6-3) 48.444 at Minnesota 24, Baltimore 16 35 run; A.Thielen 10-yard offensive pass BOSTON RED SOX — Named Alex No. 5 WisconsinStats 38, Maryland 13 Winnipeg 7430822 26 10. R2-D2 Tecumseh (5-4) 55.556 at East Muskegon Catholic Central (7-1) 67.778 Jacksonville 27, Indianapolis 0 interference penalty on 3rd-and-3; Cora manager and agreed to terms with Maryland 0310 0—13 Colorado 8440823 21 28. (33) Gray Gaulding, Chevrolet, 259, Lansing (7-2) 81.556 R3-D2 Athens (5-4) 30.333 at Pittsford New Orleans 26, Green Bay 17 Keenum 3 pass to Thielen on 3rd-and-3; him on a three-year contract. Wisconsin 7 14 7 10 — 38 Minnesota 6222622 22 0, 9. R2-D2 Parma Western (6-3) 59.750 at (8-1) 66.333 L.A. Rams 33, Arizona 0 McKinnon 5 run. Minnesota 12, Baltimore BASKETBALL First Quarter Pacific Division 29. (24) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, acci- Haslett (7-2) 78.667 R3-D2 Fulton (7-2) 51.222 at Climax- Buffalo 30, Tampa Bay 27 6. National Basketball Association WIS_T.Edwards 54 interception return GP WLOT Pts GF GA dent, 256, 0, 8. R3-D1 Detroit Cody (6-3) 56.958 at Scotts (7-2) 54.222 Tennessee 12, Cleveland 9, OT Min_Murray 29 run (kick failed), 7:58. NBA — Fined Boston G Kyrie Irving (Gaglianone kick), 12:18 Los Angeles 760113 27 14 30. (36) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 254, 0, Dearborn Divine Child (8-1) 95.111 R4-D1 Adrian Lenawee Christian (6-3) Miami 31, N.Y. Jets 28 Drive: 3 plays, 45 yards, 1:21. Key Play: $25,000 for using inappropriate language Second Quarter Vegas 761012 23 17 0. R3-D1 Redford Thurston (6-3) 62.222 40.542 at Ottawa Lake Whiteford (9-0) Dallas 40, San Francisco 10 Keenum 11 pass to Rudolph. Minnesota when responding to a fan. MAR_FG Darmstadter 23, 14:52 Vancouver 8431923 23 31. (32) Brett Moffitt, Toyota, 238, 0, 0. at Romulus (6-3) 65.111 77.333 L.A. Chargers 21, Denver 0 18, Baltimore 6. HOCKEY WIS_J.Taylor 3 run (Gaglianone kick), Calgary 8440820 23 32. (26) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, R3-D2 New Boston Huron (5-4) 54.000 R4-D1 Petersburg-Summerfield (6-3) Pittsburgh 29, Cincinnati 14 Bal_FG Tucker 47, 2:58. Drive: 10 National Hockey League 10:02 Anaheim 7331718 19 accident, 232, 0, 5. at Gibraltar Carlson (8-1) 96.889 49.111 at Morenci (6-3) 52.222 Seattle 24, N.Y. Giants 7 plays, 46 yards, 5:00. Key Plays: Campa- DETROIT RED WINGS — Recalled D WIS_Neuville 8 pass from Hornibrook San Jose 7340619 21 33. (18) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, R3-D2 Trenton (5-4) 58.556 at R4-D2 Waterford Our Lady (6-2) 49.333 Atlanta at New England naro 19 run; Allen 2 run on 3rd-and-2. Vili Saarijarvi from Toledo (ECHL) to (Gaglianone kick), :32 Edmonton 7250414 22 accident, 203, 0, 4. Riverview (8-1) 84.222 at Clarkston Everest Collegiate (7-2) Open: Detroit, Houston Minnesota 18, Baltimore 9. Grand Rapids (AHL). Third Quarter Arizona 8071118 34 34. (8) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, R4-D1 Bay City Central (5-4) 57.667 at 56.111 Monday's Games Fourth Quarter COLLEGE WIS_A.Taylor 18 pass from Hornibrook NOTE: Two points for a win, one point accident, 198, 0, 13. Linden (7-2) 86.000 R4-D2 Auburn Hills Oakland Christian Washington at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. Min_FG Forbath 34, 11:54. Drive: 6 GEORGIA SOUTHERN — Fired foot- (Gaglianone kick), 11:15 for overtime loss. Top three teams in each 35. (6) Erik Jones, Toyota, accident, R4-D1 Ortonville-Brandon (6-3) 70.556 (6-2) 50.556 at Sterling Heights Parkway Thursday, Oct. 26 plays, 35 yards, 2:15. Key Play: Keenum ball coach Tyson Summers. Named Chad MAR_T.Jacobs 10 pass from Borten- division and two wild cards per confer- 197, 0, 8. at Auburn Hills Avondale (6-3) 71.111 Christian (6-3) 51.847 Miami at Baltimore, 8:25 p.m. 30 pass to Wright. Minnesota 21, Balti- Lunsford interim football coach. schlager (Darmstadter kick), 6:50 ence advance to playoffs. 36. (5) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, accident, R4-D2 Hazel Park (6-3) 67.889 at War- 8-Player Football Division 1 Sunday, Oct. 29 more 9. OKLAHOMA STATE — Named Scott MAR_FG Darmstadter 45, :29 Saturday's Games 197, 0, 1. ren Woods Tower (7-2) 77.000 R1 Ontonagon (5-3) 35.958 at Minnesota vs Cleveland at London, UK, Min_FG Forbath 32, 3:03. Drive: 12 Sutton assistant men's basketball coach. Fourth Quarter N.Y. Rangers 4, Nashville 2 37. (3) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, accident, R4-D2 Farmington Hills Harrison (6-3) Stephenson (7-2) 47.847 9:30 a.m. plays, 64 yards, 6:47. Key Plays: Keenum WIS_Ramesh 1 run (Gaglianone kick), Philadelphia 2, Edmonton 1 197, 0, 10. 74.222 at Warren Fitzgerald (7-2) 76.222 R1 Rudyard (7-2) 46.000 at Cedarville San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 10 pass to Treadwell; Keenum 19 pass to Hockey 9:10 Tampa Bay 7, Pittsburgh 1 38. (22) Danica Patrick, Ford, accident, Division 4 (7-2) 46.000 Oakland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Rudolph on 3rd-and-1; Keenum 14 pass WIS_FG Gaglianone 33, :36 AllWCHA Times EDT N.Y. Islanders 5, San Jose 3 197, 0, 1. R1-D1 Bay City John Glenn (5-4) R2 Mesick (5-4) 31.778 at Central Lake Indianapolis at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. to Thielen on 3rd-and-5; McKinnon 5 run A_78,058. Conf Overall Buffalo 5, Boston 4, OT 39. (13) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 55.444 at Escanaba (7-2) 77.639 (9-0) 65.778 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. on 3rd-and-9. Minnesota 24, Baltimore 9. MAR WIS WLTSW Pts WLT Ottawa 6, Toronto 3 engine, 73, 0, 1. R1-D1 Flint Powers Catholic (5-4) R2 Wyoming Tri-unity Christian (6-3) Chicago at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Bal_Moore 13 pass from Flacco (Tuck- First downs 18 23 Michigan Tech 2111 8421 Los Angeles 6, Columbus 4 40. (39) Derrike Cope, Chevrolet, han- 59.222 at Alma (7-2) 72.444 38.556 at Suttons Bay (6-3) 39.556 Atlanta at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. er kick), :00. Drive: 14 plays, 68 yards, Rushes-yards 35-143 41-215 N. Michigan 2000 6420 Florida 4, Washington 1 dling, 35, 0, 1. R1-D2 Williamston (5-4) 50.889 at Lake R3 Lawrence (4-5) 30.000 at Camden- L.A. Chargers at New England, 1 p.m. 3:03. Key Plays: Flacco 8 pass to Boyle Passing 125 225 Minnesota St. 1100 3320 Dallas 4, Carolina 3 Wins: M.Truex, 7; Ky.Busch, 4; K.Lar- Fenton (8-1) 86.222 Frontier (9-0) 64.000 Houston at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. on 3rd-and-5; Flacco 20 pass to Watson; Comp-Att-Int 13-30-1 16-24-1 Bowling Green 1100 3230 Chicago 4, Arizona 2 son, 4; J.Johnson, 3; B.Keselowski, 3; R1-D2 Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (7-2) R3 Webberville (5-4) 34.333 at Belle- Dallas at Washington, 4:25 p.m. Flacco 12 pass to Rainey; Flacco 4 pass Return Yards 61 83 Ala.-Huntsville 1100 3130 Minnesota 4, Calgary 2 D.Hamlin, 2; R.Stenhouse, 2; R.Blaney, 1; 62.111 at Goodrich (8-1) 81.667 vue (8-1) 57.778 Pittsburgh at Detroit, 8:30 p.m. to Boyle. Minnesota 24, Baltimore 16. Punts-Avg. 4-36.25 1-26.0 Lake Superior 0110 1132 Vegas 3, St. Louis 2, OT Ku.Busch, 1; A.Dillon, 1; K.Harvick, 1; R2-D1 Whitehall (6-3) 58.667 at Beld- R4 Mayville (5-4) 36.667 at Deckerville Open: L.A. Rams, Arizona, N.Y. Giants, A_66,751. Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1 Alaska 0000 0231 Sunday's Games K.Kahne, 1; J.Logano, 1; R.Newman, 1. ing (7-2) 75.444 (8-1) 63.889 Jacksonville, Tennessee, Green Bay Bal Min Penalties-Yards 4-54 6-49 Bemidji St. 0000 0211 Vancouver 4, Detroit 1 Top 16 in Points: 1. M.Truex, 4069; 2. R2-D1 Coopersville (6-3) 59.889 at R4 Kingston (7-2) 52.111 at Morrice (8- Monday, Oct. 30 FIRST DOWNS 16 17 Ky.Busch, 4042; 3. B.Keselowski, 4026; Time of Possession 27:28 32:32 AAnchorage 0000 0051 Monday's Games Comstock Park (6-3) 62.556 1) 60.222 Denver at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Rushing 45 4. K.Harvick, 4017; 5. J.Johnson, 4017; 6. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ferris St. 0200 0240 San Jose at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. R2-D2 Wyoming Godwin Heights (7-2) 8-Player Football Division 2 Passing 10 11 D.Hamlin, 4014; 7. R.Blaney, 4009; 8. RUSHING_Maryland, Ty Johnson 16- Friday's Games Los Angeles at Toronto, 7 p.m. 62.889 at Wyoming Kelloggsville (9-0) R1 Engadine (7-2) 46.000 at Rapid Saints-Packers Stats Penalty 21 C.Elliott, 4006; 9. K.Larson, 2236; 10. 83, Harrison 12-64, Leake 1-5, T.Jacobs New Orleans079 10 — 26 Ferris St. 3, Mercyhurst 2 Tuesday's Games 96.889 River (7-2) 50.181 THIRD DOWN EFF 6-16 7-15 M.Kenseth, 2184; 11. J.McMurray, 2138; 1-(minus 3), Bortenschlager 5-(minus 6). Green Bay 770 3 —17 Michigan Tech 5, Ala.-Huntsville 4 Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. R2-D2 Hudsonville Unity Christian (6-3) R1 Powers North Central (6-2) 46.458 FOURTH DOWN EFF 1-1 0-0 12. K.Kahne, 2126; 13. Ku.Busch, 2124; Wisconsin, J.Taylor 22-126, Groshek 5- First Quarter Minnesota St. 4, Bowling Green 1 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 7 p.m. 66.889 at Grand Rapids Catholic Central at Crystal Falls Forest Park (6-2) 47.000 TOTAL NET YARDS 208 357 14. A.Dillon, 2122; 15. R.Stenhouse, 47, Shaw 7-18, Ibrahim 1-12, Ramesh 3- GB_A.Jones 46 run (Crosby kick), Bemidji St. 4, Air Force 1 Anaheim at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 2119; 16. R.Newman, 2107. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Family not invited to wedding Dear Annie: Your help is lines. needed to resolve a family prob- A sense of purpose can also lem. One of my granddaughters, come from doing creative work. “Mackenzie,” called to say she is We could paint, draw or sculpt; getting married in a few weeks. This will be a small wedding, as Dear write stories, novels, screenplays she and her fiance do not have a Annie or memoirs; spend time with lot of money. Only 45 guests are invited. friends and family; hike and Now the problem: Mackenzie not invited and that if I want, I build our health; travel and is not inviting my son and daugh- can call him to inform him. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM ter-in-law, as they do not have a explore this wonderful world; or I understand this is her wed- close relationship and she has join groups that are working to ding, but this exclusion is really not seen them in two years. I was upsetting me. Now the question “heal the world.” upset with the news; he is her to you, Annie: What does one do uncle. None of these activities is in this situation? She also said that she will not focused on giving up on our own be notifying him to tell him he is — Angry in Connecticut Dear Angry: As you said, this interests. is your granddaughter’s wed- ding, so she can invite whomever Call me selfish if you will, but YOUR she’d like. But she’s also in I’d like to go on living my own life charge of informing family mem- for as long as I’m around. The HOROSCOPE bers that they’re not invited. Don’t let that fall to you. notion that we need to lose our- BORN LOSER That said, if the issue is truly selves in helping others suggests just the expense and you have the means financially to help, our lives aren’t fun anymore or you could offer that option to aren’t worth living. your granddaughter. A strange attitude, in my esti- She might really appreciate EUGENIA LAST the help, and your son and his mation. wife would no doubt appreciate being included in their niece’s — Sarah M. Your Birthday special day. Dear Sarah M.: I’m printing Monday, Oct. 23, 2017 Dear Annie: I’m 64, so in six your letter because you make a more years, I’ll be in my 70s (if Bring about stabilizing change. all goes well). Writing from that great point. There are plenty Keep your finances in order, and tem- perspective, I disagree with your ALLEY OOP per any tendency to be excessive. more ways for retirees to spend advice. 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Assad has in an area coveted by pro-govern- nearly all of the provincial capi- vowed to eventually bring all of ment forces. tal of Deir el-Zour, as well as the Syria back under government With IS in retreat, the Kur- town of Mayadeen, another IS control. dish-led Syrian Democratic stronghold, which is across the The two sides have accused Forces and the Syrian govern- Euphrates River from the Al- each other of firing on their ment have been in a race to Omar field. forces in Deir el-Zour province, secure parts of the oil-rich Deir The SDF focused their opera- but a rare face-to-face meeting el-Zour province along the border tions in rural Deir el-Zour on the of senior U.S. and Russian mili- with Iraq. eastern side of the river, and tary officers last month The Al-Omar oil field was a have already seized a major nat- appeared to have calmed ten- major source of income for the ural gas field and other smaller sions. militant group and is considered oil fields. Syria observers have said the one Syria’s most productive. The IS captured Al-Omar in 2014, race between the US-backed condition of the field, which has when the group swept across fighters and the Russian- and been controlled by IS for three large areas in Syria and neigh- Iranian-backed Syrian govern- years, was not clear following boring Iraq. At the time, the field ment forces is likely to be a intense coalition and Russian was estimated to produce around source of direct confrontation in airstrikes. 9,000 barrels a day. Its current the absence of a political agree- The SDF, with air support potential is unknown. ment. from the U.S.-led coalition, said Syria had proven oil reserves IS has suffered a series of it captured the field in a “swift of 2.5 billion barrels as of 2015, major setbacks in recent months, and wide military operation.” It giving it the largest supply including the loss of the Syrian said some militants have taken among its neighbors after Iraq. city of Raqqa, once the extrem- cover in oil company houses The oil industry was a pillar of AP ists’ self-styled capital, and the nearby, where clashes are under- the Syrian economy before the A MAJOR advance against the extremists in an area. Iraqi city of Mosul. Most of the way. The U.S.-led coalition con- conflict in 2011. territory the group once held has firmed the SDF had retaken the As IS advanced in Syria, it ations against IS in 2014, the Omar field to other insurgents in Syrian President Bashar Assad’s been seized by an array of Syrian oil field. seized control of most of Syria’s militants’ oil production has been 2013. forces. and Iraqi forces. After coming under heavy fire oil fields and made petroleum a reduced from a peak of approxi- Al-Manar TV, operated by The official Syrian news agen- An estimated 6,500 IS fighters from IS, pro-government forces major earner for the militant mately $50 million per month to Lebanon’s Hezbollah, said the cy said troops regained full con- remain in eastern Syria and retreated from the area around group, which sold it on the black currently less than $4 million, fight for Al-Omar was still trol of Khosham, a town on the western Iraq, many concentrated Al-Omar field, according to the market to other insurgents and the coalition said in a statement underway and denied the SDF’s eastern side of the Euphrates along the Euphrates River valley Britain-based Syrian Observato- the Syrian government. to The Associated Press. claim to have captured it. The River that they lost a day earlier straddling the border, the U.S. ry for Human Rights. The SDF Since the coalition began oper- The government lost the al- militant group fights alongside to IS. The Observatory for military said last week. Buddhists Thousands in Berlin protest to urge protest ‘hate, racism’ Myanmar not in parliament BERLIN (AP) — Several thou- national parliament for the first to repatriate sand people have marched past time. Berlin’s Reichstag building to Sunday’s demonstration saw protest “hate and racism in par- protesters march from the capi- Rohingya liament” as newly elected law- tal’s Brandenburg Gate past the makers from the nationalist, domed Reichstag building, home SITTWE, Myanmar (AP) — anti-migration Alternative for to the national parliament. Hundreds of hard-line Buddhists Germany party prepare to take Participants carried signs protested Sunday to urge Myan- their seats. reading “Humanity First,” ‘’Stop mar’s government not to repatri- The new parliament holds its AfD” and “My heart beats for ate the nearly 600,000 minority first session Tuesday. Its 709 diversity.” Rohingya Muslims who have fled lawmakers include 92 from Ahead of the demonstration, to Bangladesh since late August Alternative for Germany, or senior AfD lawmaker Peter to escape violence in Myanmar’s AfD, which won 12.6 percent of Felser described it as “an attack Rakhine state. the vote in last month’s election. on democracy” — an accusation The protest took place in Sit- The party is entering the that organizers rejected. twe, the state capital, where many Rohingya lived before an outbreak of inter-communal vio- lence in 2012 forced them to flee their homes. Aung Htay, a protest organiz- er, said any citizens would be welcome in the state. “But if these people don’t have the right to be citizens ... the government’s plan for a conflict-free zone will never be implemented,” he said. Associated Press Myanmar doesn’t recognize IN THIS image made from video, protesters march in Sittwe, Myanmar, on Sunday. Hundreds of hard-line Rohingya as an ethnic group, Buddhists protested Sunday to urge Myanmar’s government not to repatriate the nearly 600,000 minority instead insisting they are Ben- Rohingya Muslims who have fled to Bangladesh since late August to escape violence in Myanmar’s Rakhine gali migrants from Bangladesh State. living illegally in the country. Rohingya are excluded from the the response was disproportion- demanded that the government Rohingya crisis. official 135 ethnic groups in the ate. not take back the refugees. Colorful crowds of people, country and denied citizenship. Myanmar de facto leader “The organizers of the protest some wearing T-shirts with Suu More than 580,000 Rohingya Aung San Suu Kyi’s government applied to get permission for a Kyi’s photo and some holding from northern Rakhine have fled said earlier this month that it thousand people to participate in photo frames of Suu Kyi and her to Bangladesh since Aug. 25, was willing to take back the protest, but only a few hun- National League for Democracy when Myanmar security forces Rohingya refugees who fled to dred showed up,” said Soe Tint party flag, took part in the rally. began a scorched-earth cam- southeastern Bangladesh. The Swe, a local official. The global image of Suu Kyi, a paign against Rohingya villages. government has agreed to form a Meanwhile, thousands of peo- Nobel Peace laureate, has been Myanmar’s government has said joint working group to start the ple gathered Sunday in Myan- damaged by the violence in it was responding to attacks by repatriation process. mar’s capital, Naypyidaw, to Rakhine, which has sparked Muslim insurgents, but the Unit- On Sunday, protesters, includ- show support for Suu Kyi and Asia’s largest refugee crisis in ed Nations and others have said ing some Buddhist monks, the government’s handling of the decades.

African rhino injures of killing rhinos for their horns, go. Muharukua was being treat- most of the continent’s rhinos, poacher in rare reversal of The Namibian newspaper report- ed at a hospital under police including the more numerous fortunes ed last week. guard. white rhino species. The newspaper said the rhino The Namibian posted an Rhinos have been heavily NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — A “appeared from nowhere” and online cartoon showing a poached to meet demand for rhino turned the tables on a sus- quoted Simson Shilongo, a police snarling rhino butting a man their horns in parts of Asia. pected poacher in Namibia, officer, as saying the rhino with a rifle who is already air- Some consumers believe rhino charging and injuring the man inflicted a severe leg injury on borne from the blow. “The poach- horn can cure illnesses if ingest- while he was allegedly tracking Muharukua after he fell while er, poached!” reads the caption. ed in powder form, although Associated Press it. fleeing. Rhino poaching has increased there is no evidence that the THOUSANDS OF people attend a demonstration with the slogan The incident happened in The suspect’s friends found in recent years in Namibia, horn, made of the same sub- ‘Against Hate and Racism at the Bundestag’ in Berlin, Sunday. The new Etosha National Park after sus- refuge for him on a nearby moun- which has one of Africa’s biggest stance as human fingernails, has elected German parliament Bundestag will h meet for the first session pect Luteni Muharukua and tain and police arrested him populations of the critically any medicinal value. Rhino horn on Tuesday. The German language posters read: “Stop AfD” (Alterna- other alleged poachers illegally there on Oct. 15, a day after he endangered black rhino. Neigh- is also seen by some buyers as a tive for Germany), “My heart beats for multiples,” “My voice against entered the wildlife area in hopes was injured, according to Shilon- boring South Africa is home to symbol of status and wealth. hate,” and “Against racism in the Bundestag.” US: DNA test confirms top Filipino terror suspect is dead MANILA, Philippines (AP) — the death of Isnilon Hapilon. held by the militants, Defense The confirmation of the deaths one of whom was beheaded in centers. DNA tests have confirmed the Washington has backed efforts Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said. of Hapilon and Maute would 2001 in southern Basilan Hapilon and Maute were death of one of the FBI’s most- by the Philippines, a treaty ally, The Philippine military pave the way for the payment of province. Hapilon had been among the leaders in a nearly wanted terror suspects, who the to combat terrorism for years. believes that Mahmud bin huge U.S. and Philippine boun- indicted in the District of five-month insurrection in the Philippine military reported was “This is yet another example Ahmad, a top Malaysian militant ties offered for the two. A rescued Columbia for his alleged involve- lakeside city that has left at least killed in a final battle to quell an of how the U.S. is supporting our and close associate of Hapilon, 16-year-old hostage provided the ment in terrorist acts against 1,127 people dead, including 915 Islamic State group-linked siege friend, partner and ally in the had also been killed in the crucial information that allowed U.S. nationals and other foreign- militants and 165 soldiers and in southern Marawi city, U.S. fight against terror,” Koscina Marawi clashes, although his troops to locate Hapilon and ers. police. and Philippine officials said Sat- said. body has yet to be recovered by Maute in one building in A soft-spoken Islamic preach- The siege has sparked fears urday. Hapilon and Omarkhayam troops. Marawi, Lorenzana said. er born to a family of militants on that the Islamic State group may U.S. Embassy spokeswoman Maute, another leader of the DNA tests were also being The U.S. State Department southern Basilan island, Hapilon gain a foothold in Southeast Asia Molly Koscina told The Associat- Marawi siege, were killed in a done on the remains of other sus- has offered a reward of up to $5 had been linked to several major by influencing and providing ed Press that DNA tests done in gunbattle Monday in a push by pects who have been recovered million for Hapilon, who Wash- attacks in the southern Philip- funds to local militants as it suf- Virginia at the request of the thousands of troops to retake the by troops, Lorenzana said with- ington blames for ransom kid- pines, including kidnappings, fers battle defeats in Syria and Philippine military confirmed last pocket of the Islamic city out elaborating. nappings of several Americans, bombings and attacks on urban Iraq.