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SHOWERS LATE 62 • 54 FORECAST, A9 | THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020 | theworldlink.com | $2 Prison virus outbreak ‘resolved’ ZACH SILVA correctional facility. coronavirus in Coos County was Creek, positive tests continued to town hall meeting. “Again, The World “(Department of Corrections) initially found at Shutter Creek come in at the congregate setting, cautious optimism but there has is using the (Oregon Health Au- when an adult in custody tested all coming from individuals who certainly been a lot of follow-up HAUSER — The new corona- thority) definition of ‘resolved’ positive on April 9. While it were in the same unit in addition testing. There has even been virus outbreak at Shutter Creek which is 28 days after the date turns out there may have been a to the employees who contracted some antibody testing just to get Correctional Institution has been of the last onset of symptoms for case in the area prior to this — the virus. But after the surge in an idea that some individuals resolved. people with the virus,” said Zach last month an individual tested cases, the correctional facility have demonstrated a little bit The announcement was made Erdman, operations and policy positive after showing symptoms seems to be out of the woods. of having been exposed even by the Oregon Department of manager at the Oregon Depart- two months prior to the test — at “So that’s great news,” said though they didn’t end up be- Corrections this week, after 27 ment of Corrections in an email the time it was the sight of the Brian Leon, epidemiologist with coming ill or test positive.” positive cases and one presump- to The World. first known case. Coos Health and Wellness on tive case of COVID-19 at the The first positive case of From that initial case at Shutter Wednesday during an online Please see Prison, Page A9 Annual Salmon event canceled Celebration is one of the annual highlights on Coquille Indian Tribe’s calendar

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NORTH BEND — The annual Mill-Luck Salmon Celebration has been cancelled this year due to social distancing concerns amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Mill Casino-Hotel & RV Park in North Bend announced the cancellation via its Facebook Photos contributed by Megan Miller page Tuesday morning. The The Myrtle Point Class of 2020 celebrates at the end of its drive-in graduation ceremony Saturday at the Coos County Fairgrounds. event, which brings thousands of people to Coos County from all over the region, would have entered its 17th year on the South Coast later this summer. Myrtle Point honors graduates Katherine Hoppe, the tourism and content manager for The Mill Bobcats celebrate with a parade through downtown Casino, said after further exam- Myrtle Point where community ination of the event and compar- class of 2020 with members were able to congratu- ing its activities with the current late the graduating seniors. COVID-19 safety regulations drive-in ceremony, Myrtle Point High School that it would be very difficult to Principal Kayli Fandel said follow the state’s best recommen- parade school officials wanted to do dations especially when it comes something special for the Class to social distancing. AMANDA LINARES of 2020 and so earlier this spring “To the community and the The World decided they would post their se- folks who support us we are so nior portraits on electrical poles grateful that they come to share MYRTLE POINT — Over up and down Spruce Street. in our culture,” said Hoppe. the weekend, Myrtle Point High The photos were placed “We’re grateful that they honor School celebrated its graduating downtown as another way to and celebrate with us. It’s not just Class of 2020 with a special honor their seniors and to give about having wonderful salmon, drive-in, ceremony held at the them extra recognition for their but it’s about (people’s) desire Coos County Fairgrounds. Cars lined up inside one of the arenas at Coos County Fairgrounds for Myrtle Point’s hard work and for completing to learn more about the Coquille The ceremony, which was drive-in ceremony. their senior year. Fandel said Indian Tribe and other tribes in broadcasted live on the radio she will be sad to see the seniors Oregon. It’s heartwarming.” Saturday, June 6, invited seniors School officials took the drive- who expressed they wanted an go, but that’s she proud of each The event, which each year and their families to attend this in graduation route after receiv- in-person ceremony of some sort. student. celebrates the heritage of the year’s graduation from the safety ing feedback earlier this spring Following the ceremony Sat- Coquille Indian Tribe as well as of their vehicles. from seniors and their families urday, seniors were also honored Please see Bobcats, Page A9 other Pacific Northwest tribes at The Mill Casino, features a wide range of Native American exhibits, food and music. Oregon nursing homes will test all residents for COVID Tribal members share with SALEM (AP) — Gov. Kate ton, Clackamas, Yamhill, Marion been hit with outbreaks through- existing health problems as it visitors their traditions and culture Brown announced Tuesday the and Polk counties, according to out the pandemic. As of Tuesday, can cause more severe illness, through a number of Native Amer- state is working to implement a the governor’s office. out of the state’s 688 large long including pneumonia and death. ican dances, drumming perfor- plan to test all staff and residents “From the beginning of this term-care facilities 16 currently At least 169 people across mances and live demonstrations of at long-term care facilities for pandemic, it has been one of have confirmed coronavirus Oregon have died from the coro- traditional artisan craftwork. The coronavirus. my top priorities to protect the cases, the governor’s office navirus and more than 4,980 in event’s traditional salmon baked Testing will start at care cen- residents and staff of long-term said. Previously it had been 27 the state have tested positive for meal and canoe races are among ters at the highest risk of having care facilities,” Brown said in a facilities. the disease. some of its most popular activities. an outbreak. Most of those facili- statement. The disease especially impacts ties are in Multnomah, Washing- Care centers in Oregon have older adults and people with Please see COVID, Page A9 Please see Salmon, Page A9

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In this edy upon the Darean Rose instance, about three feet are was avoided in December. being added to what was the In the Charleston mari- original hull. na, the boat capsized with With the Dorean Rose, the three people on board who breadth of the boat changed were, at the time, trapped. from 14 feet at the start of Curtis Green happened to this process to about 19 feet be on the docks and with at the end. The vessel’s length seemingly no hesitation he of 45 feet remains the same. dove in and saved those on “With all this new steel it’s board. actually going to give him While that was the happy more lift and he’s going to be end of the story at the time, more stable in bad water. So the Darean Rose has been when he puts his crab pots up undergoing a transformation there, what happened to him process ever since. before probably won’t happen “I got a phone call the again,” explained Garcia. night it happened and I After talks with the owners heard the Darean Rose of the boat, the insurance rolled over,” said Wayne company, an engineer and Garcia, General Manager at those overseeing the project, Giddings Boat Works, Inc. the restoration process for in Charleston. “They were this boat started. leaving to go out crabbing, Zach Silva, The World But before anything could After months of work being done to it, the Darean Rose, which capsized last December, will be ready to get back in the water by the end of the they had crab pots on the be added to the vessel, every- summer. back, they were going to set thing had to be taken off. their gear on the water and “They kind of started in its early stages as fuel was have to do a whole lot to it. I about four months to get Darean Rose should be out on from what I understand, they gutting it completely. All the pumped out, damaged steel had a few spots that I had to where this now sturdier ver- the water once more. must have run across a sand- wires came out. Everything was replaced and paint was fix but other than that — they sion of the vessel is today. “People just look up and bar and when it did it came that was touched by salt taken off so that new steel must have taken care of it. The next steps are finishing see a boat they don’t realize up and once it started going water is basically ruined. could be welded on. For it to be a 75 model and the mast, updating the pilot what it takes to get to that,” it just rolled over.” They pulled stuff out of it for “Every vessel has its own I didn’t have to do a whole house with foam insulate and said Garcia, reflecting on After that, the boat made weeks,” said Garcia. unique set of problems. 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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Regarding 08 June 20 ‘Standing Remember, socialism leads to for the NBPD’ Communism. So, how do you How about standing for the create a Socialistic State? EMT’s, fire fighters, the medical There are 8 levels of control; staff treating Covid-19 patients, read the following recipe: among many others? Are not 1) Healthcare — Control these, also, ‘professional, hard healthcare and you control the working, caring, honorable’ giv- people. ing ‘time, money and hearts’? 2) Poverty — Increase the And, ‘put $15 over a person’ poverty level as high as possible, life’ is emotive, speculative and poor people are easier to control far-fetched! and will not fight back if you are If, as you say, you believe providing everything for them. in God’s Word, I suggest you 3) Debt — Increase the debt approach this issue with thank- to an unsustainable level. That fulness, as per Ephesians 5:20. way you are able to increase Robert Fluetsch taxes, and this will produce more North Bend poverty. 4) Gun Control — Remove the ON THIS DAY Paying attention ability to defend themselves from Russia’s Khrushchev said “We the Government That way you will bury you!” are able to create a police state. in Coos County history Perhaps an informative 5) Welfare — Take control of read for those that might not every aspect (food, housing, in- 100 YEARS wages to $6.50 per day. Another have been around in 1959, or come) of their lives because that increase June 1, 1943 boosted weren’t paying attention at the will make them fully dependent June 11, 1920 wages to $7 per day. And June 1, 15 YEARS time, or are not paying atten- on the government. 1944, another WLB order set the June 11, 2005 tion today. 6) Education — Take control Graduation of Class Tonight wage at $7.44 per day. A sobering reminder. Almost of what people read and listen to Annual Commencement Exercises At Struiksma to pay fine for sixty one years ago Russia’s and take control of what children High School It’s Circus Day in Coos Bay; Crowds misdemeanor violation Khrushchev delivered this on learn in school. The annual commencement Watch Unloading of Colorful By Carl Mickelson, Staff Writer September 29, 1959? THIS IS 7) Religion — Remove the exercises of the senior class of Equipage The former North Bend HIS QUOTE: “Your children’s belief in God from the Govern- the Marshfield high school will children will live under comment and schools because the The circus is here today. School Superintendent, Michael be held at the high school build- munism, You Americans are so people need to believe in ONLY It arrived over the Southern Struiksma has pleaded guilty to a gullible. No, you won’t accept the government knowing what is ing this evening at 8’o clock. Pacific tracks from Eugene early misdemeanor violation for public communism outright; but we will best for the people. The address to the gradu- this morning, was immediately indecency. keep feeding you small doses of 8) Class Warfare — Divide the ates will be made by Rev. H.C. unloaded, and moved to the circus According to an order socialism until you will finally people into the wealthy and the Kephart. It is expected that the grounds at third and Bennett where signed and issued this week wake up and find you already poor. Eliminate the middle class exercises will be largely attended the first of the performances was by Reedsport Municipal Court have Communism. We will not This will cause more discontent by relatives and friends of the scheduled to start at 3 p.m. The Justice of the Peace Stephen have to fight you; We will so and it will be easier to tax the graduates. other showing will be at 8 o’clock Miller, Struiksma was sentenced weaken your economy, until you wealthy with the support of the tonight. to pay fines and assessments in will fall like overripe fruit into poor. Ed Wilson Freed By Grand Jury If the crowd at the Southern the amount of $817. our hands.” “The democracy Today, we see in this a perfect Not A True Bill Returned And He Is Pacific depot at arrival time Struiksma was cited in early will cease to exist when you take parallel to the Democrat Party’s Released May by the Douglas County away from those who are willing agenda. morning is an indication of circus Five Other Indictments Brought In Sheriff’s Office with public to work and give to those who interest in Coos county then the Oliver Woods and Court Takes a Recess Until Next would not.” North Bend big Russell Brothers Pan-Pacific indecency after an incident with Monday show is certain to draw sell-out a 22-year-old man. On the night Ed Wilson of North Bend was crowds at both of its performances. of April 21, a sheriff’s deputy Submit a Letter to the Editor exonerated by the grand jury in The early morning turnout wasn’t was summoned to restroom connection with the girl of North entirely made up of youngsters, facilities near the crabbing Write a Letter to the Editor and be part of the community discus- Bend who went away from her by any means. There was a large docks in Winchester Bay, sion on local topics. Letters should not contain any personal attacks home. The girl went to Wilson’s delegation of adults on hand, too, according to Douglas County against other community members. house and his arrest followed. and they “ohed” and “ahed” at the public information officer To make a submission to the editor, fill out a submission form at He state that she came there for animals with every bit as much Dwes Hutson. The deputy was www.theworldlink.com, email [email protected] or call shelter. The grand jury after an interest, though perhaps not quite given two vehicle license plate 541-269-1222 ext. 235. investigation returned not a true so noisily as the youngsters. numbers recorded by a park bill and Wilson was released. employee of two men who exited the restroom. GUEST OPINION Five True Bills A message from SCHHC CEO The grand jury returned an 50 YEARS Farrer receives awards from George Eugene Suksi: indictment against J.H. Windon June 11, 1970 Fox When our state asked you to of Bandon who is charged with Shaina Farrer, a senior at stay home to help stop the spread living with a woman to whom he Coos Bay D-9 Budget Vote June 30 Marshfield High School, has of COVID-19, you responded. is not married. Hot Lunch Prices Raised, Summer received the Duke Scholarship We could not be more grateful Four other indictments were Program Reinstated Pending Okay Award with a monetary value for your actions to protect our returned but they are not made By Jerry Stonebraker, Staff Writer community, and for your out- of $7,000, the Art Scholarship public as the persons indicted pouring of support. Together, our Coos Bay School District 9 valued at $1,000 and a $4,750 work has “flattened the curve”, have not been arrested. Board of Directors Wednesday grant, all from George Fox reducing COVID-19 cases in our night set June 30 as the date for a University. Each of these awards community. 75 YEARS third vote on the district budget. is renewable for three additional During this response, some of The board’s action came at years. Farrer will major in art your medical care may have been June 11, 1945 a special meeting which began with a focus on graphic design. postponed. Maintaining your in Marshfield High School’s While attending Marshfield, Strike Vote Is Slated by Local Union health now is just as important as auditorium before 300 to 400 Farrer has had numerous Increase Awarded by WLB in June of ever. Stay connected and reach persons and after two hours was achievements. She has a 3.92 out to your care team if you have 1944 Unpaid, Claim EUGENE SUKSI moved to the superintendent’s grade-point average and is the questions about your health. Southern Coos Hospital Chauffeurs, teamsters, office. Don’t delay in getting the care editor-in-chief of the yearbook, & Health Center warehousemen and helpers April Girl of the Month and vice you need. local union No. 689 will meet Directors agreed to: We will continue to offer the president of National Honor and limit patient volumes within at 8 p.m., tonight in the Coos Increase the cost of school hot convenience of telemedicine Society. She also has been all clinics and care areas. Bay labor temple to vote on the lunches. visits when appropriate to meet named a Distinguished Student • We continue to disinfect and proposition of striking for a wage your care needs but we are now Increase the district’s true cash and Girl’s State Delegate senator, sanitize common areas with high increase of five and one-half value by two percent. also able to safely expand our and been awarded Journalism frequency and exam rooms after cents per hour that was awarded Go ahead with the district’s services to meet your in-person Olympics Honorable Mentions every patient. to the union by the War Labor summer academic, musical and care needs as well. This includes • We have expanded for both page layout and review Board, Jun 1, 1944, and which, recreational program pending needed surgeries, procedures, COVID-19 testing for our pa- writing. and tests that may have previous- according to union officials, nev- passage of the budget. tients undergoing non-emergent ------ly been postponed. er has been paid by employers in Superintendent John Crowley surgery, procedures, and tests. These stories were found in When you do need hands-on Coos, Curry and part of Douglas said the hike of five cents for the Marshfield Sun Printing care in our clinics or hospital, counties, where the local union hot lunches would add about Your health and safety have Museum newspaper repository know we are operating with the always been our top priorities. operates. $30,000 yearly revenue to the store in Marshfield HS courtesy highest level of attention to qual- We will continue to monitor The local union was awarded budget and drop the tax rate for ity and safety. the community prevalence of an increase of six cents per hour property owners by 14 cents per of Coos Bay Schools and on The We have measures in place to COVID-19 to understand when June 1, 1942, which brought $1,000 of assessed valuation. World newspaper website www. keep our healthcare system as we should either “dial-up or theworldlink.com. safe as possible for you and your dial-down” our services to keep family and are following local, you safe AND provide you with state and federal guidelines. the care you need. If you’d like to make an Some of the actions we are appointment, or if you’re unsure taking to keep you safe include: of whether you need one, call us, • We ensure appropriate per- and we can decide together. We sonal protective equipment (PPE) will help you get the care you and materials for our caregivers need and share any specific pol- in all care settings. icies or procedures you should • We screen everyone entering know about to keep you safe. our clinics and hospital, includ- Thank you again for being our ing temperature checks for all partners in reducing the impact staff and visitors. of COVID-19 on our community. • We kindly ask that you do We look forward to continuing not bring family members or to care for you. friends with you into the clinics (Eugene Suski is interim CEO and hospital unless you require at Southern Coos Hospital & assistance. Please note, we ask Health Center. SCHHC pro- that you bring no more than one vides comprehensive healthcare support visitor with you. services in and around Bandon, • We practice social distancing Oregon.) The World THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020 | A5 OBITUARIES Blazers founder dies Karen Ann Hassett PORTLAND (AP) NBA Finals three times, many.” March 22, 1950 – June 6, 2020 — Harry Glickman, the winning their lone title in Glickman was born and founder of the Portland 1977. Portland also won the grew up in south Port- A Funeral Mass will be in 1972, having obtained a Trail Blazers and general Western Conference cham- land. He graduated from held for Karen Hassett, 70, Master’s Degree. She had manager of the franchise’s pionship in 1990 and 1992. the University of Oregon of North Bend, on Friday, a 35 year distinguished only NBA title-win- “Harry Glickman laid in 1948 with a degree in June 12, 2020 at 12:00 career with Kaiser Medi- ning team in 1977, died the foundation and estab- journalism. After college, p.m. at Holy Redeemer cal Center as a Registered Wednesday. He was 96. lished the benchmark for he served three years in the Catholic Church, 2250 Nurse and Nurse Admin- The team announced small-market success in the U.S. Army and saw action Glickman’s death; no cause NBA,” said Neil Olshey, in the European theater 16th Street in North Bend, istrator. was given. In their tweet, the president of basketball with the 12th Armored with Father Jorge Hernan- Karen was a devoted the Trail Blazers described operations for the Blazers. Division. He was awarded dez presiding. A private member of Holy Redeemer Glickman as: “The father “He was the driving force a Bronze Star. family Entombment will Catholic Church in North of professional sports that set the stage for the Glickman founded take place at Queen of Bend and well-loved in the in Oregon, a true Trail 1977 NBA championship, the Portland Buckaroos Heaven Cemetery in La- community. She previously Blazer.” a seminal moment that ele- hockey team in 1960. In fayette, California. lived in Tucson, Arizona; Portland was granted vated Portland and allowed 12 seasons with him as Karen was born on Walnut Creek, California an expansion franchise in it to join the elite of profes- co-owner and president, March 22, 1950 in San and for over 30 years in and granddaughter, Sakura 1970. Glickman was part sional sports franchises.” the team won three titles. Francisco, California to Concord, California. of the original ownership Also while under Glick- “Harry was the defini- Kleckner. George Bouska and Mar- Karen loved her fam- team, along with Herman man, the Trail Blazers set tion of a true Trail Blazer,” Karen was preceded garet ( Willey ) Bouska. A ily and her church. She Sarkowsky, Larry Wein- an American sports record said Chris McGowan, in death by her parents, lifetime devoted Catholic, enjoyed crafts, cooking, berg and Robert Schmertz, with 814 consecutive president and CEO of the George and Margaret she joined her creator on adventure, cards and that paid the league’s $3.7 home sellouts, a feat later Trail Blazers and Rose Bouska; and her first hus- million expansion fee, surpassed by the Boston Quarter. “Through his June 6, 2020 following bears…..many, many band, Roy Kleckner. according to the team’s Red Sox. dedication and persistence, a courageous battle with bears! Karen will be dearly website. Glickman was one “The Trail Blazers have Harry not only created a metastatic breast cancer. Karen is survived by missed by all of her family of the shareholders who long been the beneficiary successful sports franchise Through Karen we know her loving husband of 16 and countless friends. sold the club to Paul Allen of Harry’s vision, gen- in a small western market, what resilience and deter- years, Al R. Hassett; son, Friends and family are in 1988. erosity, and inspiration,” but has united hundreds of mination truly looks like. Stephen Kleckner (Cathy) encouraged to sign the Glickman held a number said Jody Allen, chair of thousands of people around She never stopped fighting of Concord, Calif; daugh- of positions with the team, the Trail Blazers. “As the the world through a shared online guestbook at www. and her strength showed ter, Ann Norviel (Tom) of including general manager, team’s founder and first love of basketball.” coosbayareafunerals.com until the end. Willows, Calif; Adopted before he retired in 1994. general manager, his lead- Glickman is survived by and www.theworldlink.com. Karen graduated from children, Zachary and Zoe He then became president ership was instrumental his wife, Joanne, son Mar- Arrangements are under High School in San Hassett of North Bend; emeritus. in igniting our city’s pride shall, daughters Jennifer the care of North Bend Under Glickman, the and passion for sports. and Lynn, two grandsons, Francisco and from Saint sister, Linda Schussel; Chapel, 541-756-0440. Trail Blazers reached the ... He will be missed by and a granddaughter. Mary’s School of Nursing brother, George Bouska; Judge grants order banning most use of tear gas PORTLAND (AP) — watching video evidence olis officer pinned him to to follow police orders the protesters who sued Saturday already limited A federal judge Tuesday of recent protests, The the ground with a knee to and leave the demonstra- demonstrated a threat of the Police Bureau’s use of night backed Portland Oregonian/OregonLive his neck for nearly nine tions,’’ the judge wrote in immediate, irreparable tear gas, directing that po- Mayor Ted Wheeler’s reported. minutes. a 10-page ruling. ”Given harm in the absence of lice not use it “unless there restrictions on the city’s The nonprofit Don’t The judge found that the effects of tear gas, a temporary court order, is a serious and immediate police use of a common Shoot Portland and two protesters who sued “en- and the potential deadly showed they were likely to threat to life safety’’ with tear gas with a 14-day protesters on Friday sued gaged only in peaceful and harm posed by the spread succeed on their claim of no other viable alternative court order banning the the city, seeking to bar non-destructive protest,” of COVID-19, Plaintiffs excessive force by police available for dispersing agent except when a life is the Portland police use of with no record of criminal have established a strong and also raised a serious violent demonstrators. at risk. tear gas to disperse large activity. likelihood that Defendant question as to whether By issuing a 14-day U.S. District Judge Mar- crowds of demonstrators “To the contrary, there engaged in excessive force their free speech rights temporary restraining co A. Hernandez’s ruling protesting the death of is even evidence that some contrary to the Fourth were violated. order, the plaintiffs will be came following about George Floyd, a black man protesters were confronted Amendment.’’ City attorneys had coun- able to return to court to an hour of argument and who died after Minneap- with tear gas while trying Hernandez ruled that tered that the mayor on report any violations. Another 1.5 million people file DEAR ABBYBy Abigail Van Buren for unemployment benefits Unequal division of housework puts WASHINGTON (AP) — lost jobs but didn’t search Democrats, who have About 1.5 million laid-off for new ones, 32.5 million approved legislation to marriage on stormy path workers applied for U.S. people are out of work, extend the $600-a-week DEAR ABBY: I have been married Jane doesn’t like vulgar language, and unemployment benefits last economists estimate. in federal benefits for an for seven years and have two beauti- normally she doesn’t use it. But when week, evidence that many Thursday’s report also additional six months. ful children. My husband and I both she’s accusing me of communicating Americans are still losing shows that an additional Republicans in Congress work full-time, yet I do almost all of with these women, she uses words that their jobs even as the econ- 706,000 people applied for argue that the extra $600, the household chores. I have asked him would make a sailor blush! A research- omy appears to be slowly jobless benefits last week which comes on top of repeatedly to help ease my workload er’s first guess was the early stages of recovering with more busi- under a new program for state benefits that aver- and stress by dividing the chores more Alzheimer’s. I know she is paranoid, nesses partially reopening. self-employed and gig age about $375 nation- equitably, but my requests are met min- but why? -- HATES THE CHANGE IN The latest figure from the workers that made them wide, means many of the imally and temporarily. This has caused NORTH CAROLINA Labor Department marked eligible for aid for the first unemployed are receiving arguments, tension and resentment. DEAR HATES: A personality change the 10th straight weekly time. These figures aren’t more money from jobless He says, “You and I value different such as you have described can be a decline in applications for adjusted for seasonal vari- benefits than they earned at things,” or, “This isn’t what I want to fo- symptom of Alzheimer’s disease, but it jobless aid since they peak- ations, so the government their old jobs. Republicans cus on at home,” or, “Your standards are can also be caused by small strokes and ed in mid-March when the doesn’t include them in the argue that this discourages too high and have negatively impacted other dementias. Jane’s paranoia could coronavirus hit hard. Still, official count. people from returning to your relationship with our kids.” I do ask also be a symptom of a physical illness. the pace of layoffs remains In February, the econo- work. our kids to clean up routinely because I If she has family, it is very important that historically high. my fell into a deep reces- want them to be active members of this you inform them about what’s happening The total number of sion, according to the Na- household, and this is how I was raised. so they -- and you -- can encourage her people who are receiv- tional Bureau of Economic DEATH NOTICES It’s putting a strain on my marriage to be evaluated physically and neurolog- ing unemployment aid Research, the association and affecting my feelings toward my ically. If you do, it might save not only fell slightly, a sign that of economists that is the Milo Houden Summer- husband. Do I need to let this go? Or her life but also your sanity. some people who were official arbiter of reces- ville - 81, of Coos Bay, are my priorities misplaced? -- OUT OF DEAR ABBY: When I was 21, my laid off when restaurants, sions. The Federal Reserve passed away June 9, 2020 BALANCE IN RHODE ISLAND grandparents told me, “It’s better to be retail chains and small estimated Wednesday that in Coos Bay. A funeral DEAR OUT OF BALANCE: From loved than to be right.” Fifty years later, businesses suddenly shut the economy will shrink service will be held at 1:00 your husband’s perspective, why should I’m still trying to follow that advice down have been recalled 6.5% this year. That would pm, Saturday, June 13 at he have to help with the housework if because it’s so true. Sometimes it is very to work. be, by far, the deepest an- the Sumner Community he can jawbone you into doing the lion’s hard to practice, but I will never forget Last week’s jobs report nual contraction on records Church, 95099 Stevens share? Perhaps you should offer him a those words. -- KEN IN SHERMAN showed that employers dating to World War II. Lane in Coos Bay. A choice -- participate more or someone OAKS, CALIF. added 2.5 million jobs Even as restaurants, bars graveside committal will will have to be hired to take some of the DEAR KEN: Anything that encour- in May, an unexpected and gyms reopen, they are follow at 2:30 pm at Sunset burden off your shoulders. ages folks to get along better is good increase that suggested that doing so at lower capacity. Memorial Park, 63060 As to your children, please stick to advice in my book. People sometimes the job market has bot- And consumer spending on Millington Frontage Road your guns. It is important they master place too much importance on trying tomed out. such services remains far in Coos Bay. Arrangements basic housekeeping skills so that when to be right. Now, allow me to share an But the recovery has below what it was before are under the care of Coos they become adults, they will be able to adage with you that I learned from MY begun slowly. Though the the viral outbreak. Bay Chapel, 541-267-3131 take care of themselves. Few children grandfather: “I never learned anything unemployment rate un- Unemployment benefits www.coosbayareafunerals.com relish the idea of doing housework, but while I was talking.” expectedly declined from are providing significant many of them do it anyway as a way to ------14.7%, it is still a high support for jobless Amer- Marlene Louise Geary earn an allowance. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van 13.3%. And even with the icans, with total payments - 89, of Lakeside, passed DEAR ABBY: I was happily married Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, May hiring gain, just one having reached $94 billion away June 9, 2020 in Coos to the same woman for 51 years. “Jane” and was founded by her mother, Pauline in nine jobs that were lost in May — six times the Bay. Arrangements are was married 42 years to the same man. Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. in March and April have previous record set in 2010 under the care of Coos We were both widowed. We hooked up DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los returned. Nearly 21 million just after the previous Bay Chapel, 541-267-3131 and were enjoying our time together, but Angeles, CA 90069. people are officially classi- recession. This time, the www.coosbayareafunerals.com after about three years it all changed. Good advice for everyone -- teens to fied as unemployed. benefits include an addi- Do you believe in split personalities, seniors -- is in “The Anger in All of Us But that doesn’t cap- tional $600 a week from Irene G. Morgan - 91, the Jekyll and Hyde thing? Jane started and How to Deal With It.” To order, send ture the full scope of the the federal government. of Coos Bay died June falsely accusing me of having affairs with your name and mailing address, plus damage to the job mar- But that extra benefit 9, 2020 in Coos Bay. other women. The last two women she check or money order for $8 (U.S. funds) ket. Including those the is set to end July 31, and Arrangements are under accused me of being involved with I don’t to: Dear Abby, Anger Booklet, P.O. Box government said were the Trump administration the direction of Coos Bay even know. The accusations have been 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. erroneously categorized opposes extending it. 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A8 | THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020 The World Virus case numbers are rising in 21 states NEW YORK (AP) — States Project, a volunteer organization na had a rolling average of fewer hospitalizations surged past down, and if our community are rolling back lockdowns, but that collects coronavirus testing than 400 new cases a day at the 2,100 on Wednesday for the first does not take this seriously, the the coronavirus isn’t done with data in the United States. The time the shutdown was lifted, but time during the pandemic. That’s virus will continue to spread, the U.S. analysis found that in 21 states as it shot up two weeks later and a 42% increase in patients since and at some point, our medical Cases are rising in nearly half of Monday, the rolling seven-day surpassed 1,000 new cases a day Memorial Day weekend, when capacity will reach its limit,” the states, according to an Asso- average of new cases per capita by early this week. Hospitaliza- restless beachgoers swarmed Dr. David Thrasher, director of ciated Press analysis, a worrying was higher than the average tions have also risen dramati- Texas’ coastline and a water respiratory therapy at Jackson trend that could worsen as people seven days earlier. cally, hitting the 1,200 mark last park near Houston opened to big Hospital, said in a statement. return to work and venture out Here’s what’s driving increas- week. crowds in defiance of Republican ARKANSAS: Arkansas has during the summer. es in some of the states with The state also passed another Gov. Greg Abbott’s orders. also seen increases — in cases, In Arizona, hospitals have notable upticks: grim milestone last week, record- Texas’ percentage of tests hospitalizations and the per- been told to prepare for the ARIZONA: Republican Gov. ing it’s 1,000th death. coming back positive has also centage of tests that come back worst. Texas has more hos- Doug Ducey ended Arizona’s Meanwhile Arizona hospitals jumped to levels that are among positive. But the state’s situation pitalized COVID-19 patients stay-at-home order on May 15 on Tuesday reported they were the nation’s highest. State offi- is a complicated story of different than at any time before. And and eased restrictions on busi- at 83% of capacity, up from cials point to hot spots at meat- outbreaks at different times, said the governor of North Carolina nesses. Arizona residents who 78% the previous day. That packing plants and prisons in Dr. Nate Smith, director of the said recent jumps caused him to were cooped up for six weeks could force affected hospitals to rural counties, where thousands Arkansas Department of Health. rethink plans to reopen schools flooded Phoenix-area bar dis- cancel elective surgeries. Rules of new cases have cropped up, After a peak in April, levels or businesses. tricts, ignoring social distancing established under an executive but have not offered explanations were low until spikes began There is no single reason to ex- guidelines. order Ducey issued in April said for a rise in numbers elsewhere. about three weeks ago — main- plain all the surges. In some cases, The state began seeing a surge hospitals wanting to resume elec- On Friday, Texas is set to lift ly in the cities of Rogers and more testing has revealed more of new cases and hospitalizations tive surgeries had to have at least even more restrictions and let Springdale in the northwest and cases. In others, local outbreaks about 10 days later. 20% of their beds available. restaurant dining rooms reopen at in De Queen further south. The are big enough to push statewide “It seems pretty clear to me NORTH CAROLINA: In nearly full capacity. cases have been concentrated tallies higher. But experts think that what we’re seeing is directly North Carolina, more testing ALABAMA: In Alabama, among Hispanics and those who at least some are due to lifting related to the end of the stay-at- plus more people out and about outbreaks in nursing homes work in chicken production stay-at-home orders, school and home order,” said Will Humble, during reopening seem to be the and poultry plants helped drive facilities. business closures, and other executive director of the Arizona main drivers of recent case up- state numbers upward, though The chicken plants never restrictions put in place during the Public Health Association. ticks, said Kimberly Powers, an there was a drop more recently. were closed, Smith said. Re- spring to stem the virus’s spread. It wasn’t just that the order associate professor of epidemi- But that may change — there is publican Gov. Asa Hutchinson The virus is also gradually ended: There were no require- ology at the University of North evidence of community transmis- on Wednesday said the state fanning out. ments to wear face masks, no ma- Carolina. sion in the capital, Montgomery, will move into a new phase of “It is a disaster that spreads,” jor increases in contact tracing to On Saturday, the state record- which has become an emerging reopening, starting Monday. said Dr. Jay Butler, who over- spot and stop evolving outbreaks, ed its highest single-day in- hot spot, said State Health Offi- LOOKING AHEAD: Experts sees coronavirus response work and no scale-up of infection con- crease, with 1,370. While testing cer Scott Harris. are wondering what will happen at the U.S. Centers for Disease trol at nursing homes, he said. has grown in the last two weeks, “I think reopening the econ- in the next week or so, in the Control and Prevention. “It’s not “Those are missed opportuni- so has the rate of tests coming omy gave a lot of people the wake of nationwide protests like there’s an entire continental ties that, if implemented today, back positive. wrong impression ... that, ‘Hey following the death of George seismic shift and everyone feels could still make a big differ- “These trends moving in the everything is fine. Let’s go back Floyd at the hands of police. the shaking all at once.” ence,” said Humble, a former wrong direction is a signal we to normal,’” Harris said. “Clear- The protests were outdoors, The virus first landed on the director of the state Department need to take very seriously,” ly, it is not that way. Really, now which reduces the likelihood of U.S. coasts, carried by interna- of Health Services. said North Carolina’s top health more than ever we need people virus spread, and many partici- tional travelers infected abroad. Testing has been increasing official, Mandy Cohen, who to stay 6 feet apart, wear face pants have worn masks and taken For months, the epicenter was in Arizona, which increases the along with Democratic Gov. coverings and wash their hands.” other precautions. But it’s a lot of in northeastern states. More re- chance of finding new cases. But Roy Cooper has urged the public Montgomery hospital inten- people close together, chanting, cently, the biggest increases have the proportion of tests that come to take precautions to protect sive care units are as busy as singing and yelling. been in the South and the West. back positive has also been on themselves. during flu season. “Hopefully we won’t see a big The AP analyzed data com- the rise. TEXAS: Few states are re- “I can assure you that Mont- spike. But those data aren’t in piled by The COVID Tracking The AP analysis found Arizo- booting faster than Texas, where gomery’s cases are not going yet,” Humble said. Disney plans to reopen its California theme parks in July ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Disney-themed shopping statement said. supervisory archivist at the to let many of its counties man for the city of Ana- — Disney is proposing area would reopen on July The plan to reopen the Richard Nixon Presidential reopen gyms, bars and heim, welcomed news of to reopen its Southern 9. parks, which have been Library and Museum and museums — hasn’t yet set the reopening after such a California theme parks in Advance reservations closed since March 14, is unofficial Disneyland his- a timeline for amusement long closure, and said local mid-July after what will will be required for theme still pending government torian who wrote “Jason’s parks to reopen. More officials are confident -Dis be a four-month closure park visitors and capac- approval. Disneyland Almanac.” The than 4,700 people have ney can manage attendance due to the coronavirus, the ity will be limited, the Disneyland fans nor- last closure was after the died in the state from the and keep the surrounding company said on Wednes- statement said. Events that mally can bank on the terror attacks on Sept. 11, virus, which causes mild community safe. day. draw large crowds, such park being open regardless 2001. or moderate symptoms for “Next to saving lives, Disney Parks, Experi- as parades and nighttime of what’s going on in the The proposed reopen- most people but for some, recovery is the most ences and Products said in spectaculars, won’t return world around it. The park ing date is 65 years after especially older adults and important part of any inci- a statement that the goal is immediately and Disney closed only a handful Disneyland first opened its people with existing health dent,” he said. “It will be a to reopen Disneyland and characters will be in the of times in 65 years and gates in 1955. problems, can cause pneu- major morale boost as we Disney California Adven- parks but not available never for more than a day, California — which monia and death. all look to go into a period ture on July 17. A nearby to meet with visitors, the according to Jason Schultz, recently announced plans Mike Lyster, a spokes- of recovery.”

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(AP) — crowd cheering as the statue, in- Efforts to tear one of the in the head as the monument fell, down on his neck with a leg for Protesters pulled down a more stalled by a Confederate heritage statues down began around 8:20 causing him to lose conscious- nearly 9 minutes. than century-old statue of group during the days of legal- p.m., but the rope they were us- ness, Portsmouth NAACP Vice While some people say Confederate President Jefferson ized segregation in the South, ing snapped, The Virginian-Pilot President Louie Gibbs told the such monuments are important Davis in the former capital of the was towed away. reported. newspaper. The crowd quieted as reminders of history, opponents Confederacy, adding it to the list The Davis likeness, locat- The crowd was frustrated by the man was taken to a hospital. contend the tributes inappropri- of rebel monuments damaged ed a few blocks away from a the Portsmouth City Council’s His condition was not immediately glorify people who led a as demonstrations continued monument to Confederate Gen. decision to put off moving the ately clear. rebellion that sought to uphold following the police killing of Robert E. Lee that the state is monument. They switched to A flag tied to the monument slavery. George Floyd in Minnesota. trying to remove, wasn’t the throwing bricks from the post was lit on fire, and the flames A statue of Christopher Co- The bronze statue, which only Confederate memorial to that held the plaque they had burned briefly at the base of one lumbus in Richmond was torn stood before a colonnade along come down within a few hours pulled down as they initially of the statues. down by protesters, set on fire Richmond’s fame Monument in Virginia. worked to bring down the statue. Demonstrators have been and then submerged into a lake Avenue, lay on its back with About 80 miles (130 kilome- The Pilot reported that they removing monuments they see on Tuesday. News outlets re- dark paint on its face and an arm ters) away, protesters in Ports- then started to dismantle the as symbols of the United States’ ported the Columbus statue was outstretched after demonstrators mouth beheaded and then pulled monument one piece at a time as ingrained racism since naitonal toppled less than two hours after pulled it down late Wednesday. down four statues that were part a brass band played in the streets protests began over the death of protesters gathered in the city’s Police were on the scene and of a Confederate monument, and other protesters danced. Floyd, who died after a police Byrd Park chanting for the statue videos on social media showed a according to news outlets. A protester in his 30s was hit officer in Minneapolis pressed to be taken down. California deputy shot in ‘ambush’ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Obispo Sheriff’s Office in Paso Robles, San Luis A California sheriff’s depu- said in an announcement Obispo County Sheriff Ian ty was shot in the head but late Wednesday night. Parkinson said. Officers were survived an “ambush” by a After wounding the San inside at the time and win- gunman intent on harming Luis Obispo County depu- dows and a door were shot or killing police and author- ty in the small city of Paso out but no one was injured. ities said Wednesday they Robles, police believe the A dispatcher monitoring were investigating whether shooter killed a transient security cameras saw the there was a connection to and then eluded an intense attack unfold and called two recent deadly attacks manhunt. Police sought the for help. on officers. public’s help and released The deputy was struck Authorities were photos from surveillance while responding and his looking for Mason James video showing the suspect partner dragged him to Lira, 26, a transient from — a young dark-haired, safety and returned fire, the Monterey area of the bearded man. Parkinson said. The wound- Central Coast, and he was The shooter opened fire ed deputy was in serious considered armed and around 3:45 a.m. on the back but stable condition with a dangerous, the San Luis side of the police station bullet lodged in his head.

World File Photo William Murphy, left, and Rob Kelly watch over salmon cooking around the fire pit Sunday during the 16th State University, where 2020, which consisted of annual Mill-Luck Salmon Celebration at the The Mill Casino-Hotel in North Bend last September. Bobcats she will major in animal approximately 25 seniors, science. During her time at faced many changes to From A1 Myrtle Point High School, their senior year due to the related to last year’s cele- meaning behind the annual Leep participated in a new coronavirus. With the Salmon bration will be available on event as a way to stay con- This year’s valedictorian number of sport programs end of the year not being The Mill-Casino’s website nected with the traditions was Sydney Sefers, whose including volleyball, bas- ideal, the seniors never From A1 and Facebook page. and cultures of the region’s post-graduation plans ketball and softball. She gave up, said Fandel. Community members indigenous people. include attending California also was a member of the “I want the Class of and visitors are encour- The Mill-Luck Salmon Despite the event itself State University — Long National Honor Society 2020 to know that I’m aged to watch the videos Celebration is expected to being canceled, Hoppe said Beach to major in photog- where she held a leader- super proud of them and and learn more about the return next year. information and videos raphy. Madison Brown, ship role throughout her their perseverance,” said whose post-graduation plans entire high school career. Fandel. “I appreciate their include attending Western Like many seniors ability to find the posi- precautions and screenings Shutter Creek is one of Oregon University to major across the country, the tive in whatever situation Prison put in place to prevent the four correctional facili- in criminology, was named Myrtle Point Class of they’re in.” resurgence of the virus ties in the state to record this year’s class president. Despite her senior year From A1 within the facility,” said positive cases. The Oregon Erdman. State Penitentiary has re- not being what she and her “Expanding testing is an Shutter Creek is now at “The facility will corded 133 cases in adults fellow classmates always COVID essential first step that will the Department of Correc- be available again for and custody while 35 em- hoped for, salutatorian allow us to examine how From A1 tions’ Tier 2, earmarked for transfers in from other ployees from the facility Nichole Leep said via visitation policies can be institutions with confirmed locations, as well as the have also tested positive. email she’s proud of her- safely and incrementally cases, and will move to institution can begin to As a whole, Coos Coun- self for all the hard work Currently long-term care eased,” Gov. Brown said. Tier 1, for institutions accommodate housing unit ty has recorded 32 positive she put into becoming this facilities are restricting More details about the without known cases of moves internally among and presumed positive year’s salutatorian. visitation of non-essential state’s plan for testing in COVID-19, on Friday. the units as well as access cases with 28 of those Looking to become a visitors and screening es- long-term care facilities “The facility will still be to the recreation yard and cases being connected to veterinarian, Leep said she sential individuals prior to will be released later this implementing many of the other congregate settings.” the facility. plans on attending Oregon entering the building. week.

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Claudell Washington, a two- time All-Star outfielder who played 17 seasons in the majors after being called up as a teenag- er by the Oakland Athletics, has died. He was 65. Washington died early Wednesday morning in the Bay Area according to his friend, A’s scout and former major leaguer Shooty Babitt. Washington had been battling prostate cancer. Babitt, who followed Wash- ington’s path from Berkeley High School to the Athletics, called Washington his “baseball hero” and said he taught him never to accept a losing effort. Washington played with seven teams in his career, finishing with 1,884 hits, 164 home runs and World File Photo 312 stolen bases. He made the Drivers compete at Coos Bay Speedway during races in 2017. The speedway will hold its first races on the dirt oval next week and plans drag racing this weekend. All-Star Game in 1975 with the A’s and in 1984 with the Atlanta Braves during his long career. Former Braves teammate Coos Bay Speedway gets back to racing Dale Murphy said on Twitter that Washington was a favorite The World is scheduled for next Wednesday, getting in for free. citizens and students 7 to 17. A among teammates and in the June 13. The oval track modified family pass is $35. clubhouse wherever he played COOS BAY — Now that Coos After the speedway was closed special opener is Wednesday and Coos Bay Speedway has and said he was thankful for their County has entered Phase II of through the early phases of the will include IMCA modifieds enacted several safety guidelines, time together in Atlanta. Gov. Kate Brown’s reopening pandemic, last weekend was a and super modifieds as well as including that people won’t be Washington has the dubious plan, Coos Bay Speedway can good sign. local drivers in the street stocks permitted if they are sick or distinction of striking out more finally get to hosting events — “We had a good turnout for the and junior stingers classes. symptomatic with fever, cough times than any player against all that’s needed is some good Friday night drags as well as the The grandstands open at 5 and/or shortness of breath. Nolan Ryan with 39 in 90 career weather. mud drags on Saturday,” Nelson p.m. and the racing starts at 7. All employees and volunteers at-bats. “We are excited to get rolling said. Admission is $15 for adults who have contact with others The outfielder also hit the here,” said Drake Nelson, owner If the weather cooperates this and $13 for senior citizens and will use face masks. Food service 10,000th home run in New York of the speedway. week, the speedway will host students 7 to 17 years old. Kids 6 workers also will wear gloves. Yankees history, connecting off The speedway celebrated last Friday night street drags from and under get in free and family Hand sanitizer will be avail- Minnesota’s Jeff Reardon in 1988. weekend’s move to Phase II by 7 to 11 p.m. The gates open at pass for two adults and up to able in several different areas. Washington played a part on hosting a street drags event on 6 and the cost is $20 for drivers three kids is $45. In the grandstands, only every the big screen as well. In the Friday night and a mud drags and $5 for spectators. Kids 6 and The pit area will be limited to third row will be open to facili- 1986 movie “Ferris Bueller’s event on Saturday. This week, under get in free. the first 250 people. tate social distancing. Day Off,” the title character starting Friday, brings three Saturday and Sunday, the gates All the local classes will com- In the pit area, the race team catches a foul ball off the bat of days of drag racing, with a street open at 8 a.m., with time trials pete for the first time this year on trailers will be parked in a way Washington. The actual footage drags event Friday and then the starting at 11 and bracket racing the oval on June 20, which will to create as much distance as was from a game at Wrigley NHRA season opening weekend beginning at 1 p.m. be a ladies night at the speedway, possible between pit crews. Field between the Chicago Cubs Saturday and Sunday, providing The entry fee is $50 for with women admitted for free. For more information on the and Braves the year prior. the weather cooperates. drivers. Admission is $12 for General admission will be $12 speedway, visit www.coosbay- Washington was originally The opener for the oval track spectators, with kids 6 and under for adults and $10 for senior speedway.us. signed by A’s scout Jim Guinn as an undrafted free agent in 1972 and made it to the majors two years later as a 19-year-old. Tigers take Arizona State slugger with top pick Guinn also signed Hall of Famer NEW YORK (AP) — Spen- catcher Adley Rutschman with hit 54 home runs at Arizona State, Executives from all 30 teams Rickey Henderson and Babitt, cer Torkelson slugged his way the top pick a year ago. two shy of the school record set held up signs at the beginning of among others. through college, bashing base- Shortened dramatically by Bob Horner — who was draft- the broadcast that read: “Black Washington helped Oakland balls all around the country with because of the coronavirus, the ed No. 1 overall in 1978. Lives Matter. United For Change.” win its third straight World Series eye-popping power. draft gave fans the closest thing Torkelson likely would have The shortened — and in some title that season in five games All those impressive drives they’ve had to a live big league obliterated that mark if his col- cases even canceled — college over the Los Angeles Dodgers, made the decision easy for the baseball event since spring lege season hadn’t been halted and high school baseball seasons going 4 for 7 in the Series. Detroit Tigers, who selected training was stopped in March. after just 17 games because of presented unique challenges for big He then hit .308 with 77 RBIs the Arizona State star with the It came as owners and play- the pandemic. The Petaluma, league scouting departments, which and 40 stolen bases the following No. 1 pick in the Major League ers continue contentious labor California, native hit .340 with had to rely more on video of pros- year when he made his first All- Baseball amateur draft Wednes- negotiations aimed at starting an six homers and 11 RBIs this year. pects instead of attending games to Star team. day night. abbreviated, pandemic-delayed As the top overall pick, the help with their evaluations. But while Torkelson was long season this summer — likely slot value for his signing bonus Perhaps that contributed to considered the favorite to go first with no crowds in ballparks. is $8,415,300. a record seven straight college overall, the surprise came when Not long before the first pick, This year’s draft originally players being selected to begin Bowlers plan he was announced as a third Manfred said there is a “100%” was scheduled to take place the draft. baseman by Commissioner Rob chance MLB will play ball this for the first time in Omaha, After Torkelson and Kjerstad fundraiser Manfred. Detroit plans to move year. Nebraska, as a lead-in to the were picked, Miami took Min- Torkelson to the hot corner from After having the worst record College World Series. Instead, nesota right-hander Max Meyer; first base, where he played for in the majors last season, Detroit the COVID-19 outbreak caused Kansas City selected Texas on Saturday the Sun Devils. opened the draft for the second MLB to make some drastic A&M lefty Asa Lacy; Toronto The North Bend High School “It shows the amount of time in three years. The Tigers took changes, including holding the went with Vanderbilt shortstop boys bowling team will hold a respect they have for me as an Auburn right-hander Casey Mize in draft remotely — much like the Austin Martin; Seattle chose bottle and can drive Saturday to athlete,” a smiling Torkelson said 2018, and now they’ve got a pow- NFL did in April — and shaving Georgia righty Emerson Han- help raise money for its trip to on the MLB Network broadcast. erful bat that could anchor their it from three days with 40 rounds cock; and Pittsburgh picked New the upcoming national tourna- “I’ll take it and run with it. I like lineup for years to go along with an to only two days and five rounds. Mexico State shortstop Nick ment in Ohio. to label myself as a baseball play- arm they hope is a future ace. Manfred announced the first- Gonzales. The team will be collecting er, and you give me a bat, a ball With power to all fields and round selections from a podium Tennessee high school out- bottles and cans from 9 a.m. to and a glove, and you know what? a great eye at the plate, the at MLB Network studios in fielder Robert Hassell ended the 1 p.m. at North Bend Lanes, I’m just going to want to win.” 6-foot-1, 220-pound Torkelson Secaucus, New Jersey. He also run on college players, going No. where the bowlers also have Arkansas outfielder Heston established himself as college addressed racial injustice and the 8 to San Diego. Ace Mick Abel been able to resume practicing as Kjerstad went No. 2 to Balti- baseball’s top slugger after going recent protests that have occurred from Jesuit High in Portland they sharpen their skills for the more, which took Oregon State undrafted out of high school. He all over the country and the world. went at No. 15 to Philadelphia. tournament.