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in style By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] HURLEY – The long Labor Day weekend was enhanced that much more by a lively celebra- tion of the annual Festival Ital- iano, which drew hundreds of folks to Hurley’s Silver Street and surrounding corridors on Satur- day. The sunny day featured an ongoing procession of meander- ing groups, either pushing car- riages, pulling wagons, or lead- ing kids and curious canines. Patrons came from near and far to take part in the fun, which began mid-morning and lingered till late evening. Jake Ludlow of Pulaski, Wis., P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe was enjoying time with family in DURING A Saturday performance by Marty’s Goldenaires Drum and Bugle Corps at the annual Festival Italiano in Hurley, director Dan this region while also touring the Pitrone, right, lays on the trumpet with his son, Dustin Pitrone, who is the assistant director. The corps was a predictable crowd favorite festival with his wife, Andi, and at the event. kids, Mayson, 9, and, Emmi, 6. Emmi was struggling to con- dunk Jimmy Kivisto, who coach- tain the enthusiasm of their big es softball and basketball at the dog, aptly named Hurley, who school. acted as a town ambassador, Sam Leoni, one of the stu- inspiring ongoing pets and dents, said the seniors also plan smiles from passing strangers. to start “flamingo flocking” on Mayson showed repeated suc- Sept. 9. That event will involve cess in throwing basketballs into charging a fee to place pink plas- a hoop that was set up as one of tic flamingos in area yards or several activities for kids, which lobbies. also included face painting and Saturday’s event also included balloon tricks. basketball and bean-bag tourna- Delicious aromas filled the air ments and a display of trucks as a variety of Italian snacks were from Hurley’s Volunteer Fire served in convenient portable Department. dishes or on sticks, as with meat- Offering a major performance balls. Dago burgers and a variety in the afternoon was the popular of pasta and red sauce were in drum and bugle corps known as abundance, as were additional Marty’s Goldenaires, led by Dan choices such as fish tacos, pulled Pitrone and his son, Dustin, both pork and other picnic treats. of Bessemer. The corps per- Relishing a bowl of Superman formed several songs while cir- ice cream was Levi Burdick, who cled by excited fans who rooted was in the company of his sister, for their favorites, which includ- Brooklyn Burdick. She said their ed “Beer Barrel Polka,” “Wipe- family has homes in both Iron out,” “Hey Jude” and patriotic Belt, Wis., and in Beecher, Ill. tunes. Mingled among food booths Dan Kooping of Franklin, were a number of craft booths, Wis., was one of many folks con- including one from the Hurley K- tent to wander up and down Hur- 12 School, whose students were ley’s main street with his three P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe selling beaded items as a means babies, who included 10-month- BRACING HIMSELF for one of numerous falls into a dunk tank at Saturday’s Festival Italiano in Hur- to raise funds for their senior old twins, Nolan and Christian, ley is Jimmy Kivisto, who coaches softball and basketball at the Hurley K-12 School. Haley Elizabeth class trip and party. and two-year-old Bryce, all of Ann Tull was taking aim at the target as a means to help raise funds for the school’s senior class party The kids also were selling whom were sleeping blissfully in and trip. tickets to people wishing to try to a triple carriage.

Ontonagon DNR looks to close Iron County celebrates easement purchase in coming weeks By RICHARD JENKINS to the $4,341,000 price the state’s Labor Day [email protected] Joint Finance Committee By JAN TUCKER MADISON, Wis. – It appears approved in July. [email protected] the agreement to have the Wis- Evers’ approval was the final consin Department of Natural ONTONAGON – It was esti- step needed before setting a clos- Resource purchase an easement mated the Ontonagon Labor ing date, Lemke said. on timber land in Iron County is Festival Parade Sunday broke all The $4.3 million in Knowles- nearly complete. records with crowds three and Nelson Stewardship Fund money Jim Lemke, the DNR’s real four deep along River Street. Per- was lower than the $4.8 million estate section chief, told the Daily fect weather and a reputation for approved by the state’s Natural Globe the department hopes to “home-grown, special floats” Resources Board in February, but Jan Tucker/Daily Globe close on the easement purchase added to the enthusiasm of the Lemke previously told the Daily ALL THE characters from “The Wizard of Oz” graced the top sometime in early September. crowd. Globe the lower number Joint commercial Division Float in Sunday’s parade. The float was The agreement will give the The three stage float of the Finance used was one of several entered by Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital-Long Term Care with public access to 14,352 acres of Norwich Country Club won the figures the NRB had used for its the theme, “There’s No Place Like Home.” land owned by the Keweenaw float competition at the Onton- price tag. Land Association in the towns of agon Labor Day Festival Parade. second depicted the moon the moon. The property covered by the Carey, Knight and Mercer. The country club float was titled launch. A giant rocket raised In second place was the easement is primarily forested Gov. Tony Evers signed off on the Summer of 1969. The first and lowered and at its peak the transaction, according to part was titled Peace and Love made the moon shot. The third Lemke, after the two sides agreed with its Woodstock theme. The section showed the landing on LABOR FEST — page 5 PURCHASE — page 5 TODAY INDEX Showers likely — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .13-15 75 cents

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They told the Officials said they Grand Bahama Island at 1 down, and residents board- a boat carrying recreation- The Coast Guard said couple they fled when a received a “tremendous” mph and then remained ed up their homes. Many al scuba divers anchored the vessel was believed to fire grew out of control. number of calls from peo- stationary. people were expected to be near an island off the have carried 38 people, “When we looked out, ple in flooded homes. A The water reached roofs left homeless. Southern California coast including the five crew, the other boat was totally radio station received more and the tops of palm trees. On Sunday, Dorian’s early Monday, leaving at and it’s not immediately engulfed in flames, from than 2,000 distress mes- One woman filmed water maximum sustained winds least four people dead and clear how the fire started. stem to stern,” Hansen sages, including reports of lapping at the stairs of her reached 185 mph, with more than two dozen miss- “The crew was actually said, estimating it was no a 5-month-old baby strand- home’s second floor. gusts up to 220 mph, tying ing after the gutted vessel already awake and on the more than 100 yards from ed on a roof and a grand- In Freeport, Dave Mack- the record for the most sank. bridge and they jumped his craft. “I could see the mother with six grandchil- ey recorded video showing powerful Atlantic hurri- The five-member crew off,” Coast Guard Capt. fire coming through holes dren who cut a hole in a water and floating debris cane ever to make landfall. all escaped by jumping off Monica Rochester said. on the side of the boat. roof to escape rising flood- surging around his house That equaled the Labor the boat. Rescuers Two suffered minor There were these explo- waters. Other reports as the wind shrieked out- Day hurricane of 1935, descended on the scene injuries, Coast Guard Petty sions every few beats. You involved a group of eight side. before storms were named. but after hours of search- Officer Mark Barney said. can’t prepare yourself for children and five adults “Our house is 15 feet The only recorded storm ing the water and shore Authorities said the that. It was horrendous. stranded on a highway and up, and right now where that was more powerful none of the 33 passengers crew members were res- “The fire was too big, two storm shelters that that water is is about 8 feet. was Hurricane Allen in had been found alive. Four cued by a good Samaritan there was absolutely noth- flooded. So we’re pretty concerned 1980, with 190 mph winds, bodies were recovered vessel called The Grape ing we could do,” he The deaths in the right now because we’re though it did not make within hours and all had Escape. added. Bahamas came after a pre- not at high tide,” said landfall at that strength. injuries consistent with The Grape Escape’s Hansen said he and his vious storm-related fatality Mackey, who shared the The Bahamas archipela- drowning, said Coast owners, Bob and Shirley wife gave the crew clothes in Puerto Rico. At least 21 video with The Associated go is no stranger to hurri- Guard Lt. Cmdr. Matthew Hansen, told The New York and two of them went back people were hurt in the Press. “Our garage door canes. Homes are required Kroll. Times they were asleep toward the Conception Bahamas and evacuated by has already come off. ... to have metal reinforce- The fire broke out when they heard pounding looking for survivors. helicopters, the prime min- Once we come out of it ments for roof beams to aboard the vessel Concep- on the side of their 60-foot Asked at a news conference ster said. with our lives, we’re withstand winds into the tion around 3 a.m. off fishing vessel about 3:30 if the crew tried to help Police Chief Samuel But- happy.” upper limits of a Category Santa Cruz Island, part of a a.m. and discovered the others aboard, Rochester ler urged people to remain On Sunday, Dorian 4 hurricane, and compli- chain of rugged wind- frightened crew members. told reporters, “I don’t have calm and share their GPS churned over Abaco Island ance is generally tight for swept isles that form Chan- They had used an inflat- any additional informa- coordinates, but he said with battering winds and those who can afford it. nel Islands National Park able boat to escape and tion.” Parade canceled High-capacity magazines get new Join Us In Celebrating 40 Years! after ‘destructive devices’ found near scrutiny as Congress returns at COLD IRON BREWING route Sun., Sept. 15 ~ 4-7pm SEATTLE (AP) – Law- month killed nine people that smoothly fed hun- Tickets $25 SOUTH PLAINFIELD, makers around the country and injured 27 others in dreds of bullets into Pad- Tickets may be purchased in store N.J. (AP) – Authorities are making a renewed push only 30 seconds, in part dock’s rifles remain legal. or at the door day of event. canceled a New Jersey to ban high-capacity maga- because of the 100-bullet “We know from video INCLUDES – Dinner, a Beer or NA Beverage, Labor Day parade that the zines that gunmen have drum attached to his rifle. evidence that he was firing Live Music, Silent Auction governor was supposed to used in many recent mas- It only took 85 seconds for about 10 rounds per sec- attend Monday because sacres, allowing them to a gunman to empty several ond,” said Louis Klarevas, a 116 S. Suffolk St., Ironwood, MI • 906-932-3547 “destructive devices” were inflict mass casualties at a 30-round magazines at an research professor at Teach- Open Mon.-Sat. • northwindcoop.org found near the parade startling rate before police IHOP in Carson City, Neva- ers College, Columbia Uni- route. can stop the carnage. da, killing four people and versity. “The reason he was Thomas Kaiser, 55, of Nine states have passed injuring 14 in 2011. able to do that was he had a # # South Plainfield, was laws restricting magazine Authorities have not combination of assault THIS DAY charged with two counts of capacity to 10 to 15 bullets, released any information rifles with bump stocks possession of a destructive and the Democratic-led on the accessories the gun- and large-capacity maga- IN HISTORY device for an unlawful pur- U.S. House plans to consid- man in Odessa, Texas, zines. Imagine if he only pose, with additional er a similar ban at the fed- used over the weekend had 10-round magazines. September 3 charges expected, Middle- eral level in the coming when he opened fire on He would only have shot 10 • 1777 Flag of the United States flown in battle for sex County prosecutors weeks. police and bystanders with rounds at a time.” the 1st time at Cooch’s Bridge, Delaware, a and local police said. In arguing for the bans, an AR-style weapon. The Keep Americans skirmish during American Revolutionary War Authorities said a suspi- politicians, experts and The deadliest example Safe Act will soon be debat- cious package containing a gun-control advocates occurred in Las Vegas two ed in the House Judiciary • 1944 The 68th and last transport of Dutch Jews, destructive device was left point out that in the time it years ago when a gunman Committee. It would pro- including Anne Frank, from Westerbork leaves for at Donovan’s Reef bar in takes for a driver to wait possessed a dozen 100- hibit the transfer, importa- Auschwitz Concentration Camp Sea Bright. That prompted through a stop light, a round magazines that tion or possession of maga- • 1964 US Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy resigns an investigation Sunday shooter with a 100-round helped him squeeze off 10 zines that hold more than • 1977 Last broadcast of “The Mary Tyler Moore that led to Kaiser’s home, magazine can kill and rounds per second onto a 10 rounds of ammunition. Show” on CBS and other devices were injure dozens of people. crowd of concert-goers The bill is co-sponsored by found near the residence, The man who opened from his hotel room, killing three Democratic members

Today’s History was sponsored by authorities said. fire in Dayton, Ohio, last 58 people. of Congress whose states Las Vegas gunman suffered mass shooting Stephen Paddock had an involving these magazines: DAILY GLOBE arsenal of high-powered Ted Deutch of Florida, rifles along with his large- Diana DeGette of Colorado capacity magazines and and Dina Titus of Nevada. bump stocks – now- “There is only one pur- END OF banned devices that attach pose for a high-capacity SEASON SALES B N GOING ON NOW I G O to a gun to make it fire bul- magazine: to maximize ON ALL REMAINING lets more rapidly. The human casualties and LAWNMOWER INVENTORY Trump administration allow gunmen to fire more banned bump stocks after rounds of ammunition at a Coming soon! that massacre, but the time without reloading,” Watch for details! high-capacity magazines Deutch said in a statement. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 3 Community Calendar SCAVENGER HUNT

Email calendar items and Gogebic County Finance, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. community news to Budgeting and Auditing Mercer Health and Well- [email protected]. Committee, 4 p.m., Court- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., For more information, call 906- house, Bessemer. Mercer Community Center. 932-2211. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Thursday, Sept. 5 p.m., Wesley United Methodist Tuesday, Sept. 3 Church, Ironwood. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Patterson courts or Ironwood 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Patterson courts or Ironwood Memorial Building. Church, Bessemer. Memorial Building. Gogebic County Veterans area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Monday, Sept. 9 a.m., Ironwood Memorial p.m., Watersmeet Township; Building. 906-667-1110. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, Township. 906-667-1110. Bessemer Housing Communi- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, ty, community room, 906-667- Ironwood. area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 0469. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Food Pantry, noon, Golden Dragon. SMART Recovery, 4:30 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Wakefield Seniors, noon, p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Wakefield Senior Center. mer. 4450. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Knights of Columbus 4th Alcoholics Anonymous, Wis., Public Library. 715-476- Degree Pere Menard Assem- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 2366. bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. Overeaters Anonymous, p.m., Episcopal Church of the Alcoholics Anonymous, 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Transfiguration, Ironwood. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Wakefield. area74.org. Church, Hurley. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Government Knights of Columbus p.m., Our Lady of Peace Wakefield Township Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Catholic Church, Ironwood. Board, 5:30 p.m., township ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- area74.org. hall. wood. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Government monthly membership, Aurora Wednesday, Sept. 4 Bessemer Parks and Club, Ironwood. Recreation Commission, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Pat O’Donnell Civic Cen- 2:15 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. EST, Ontonagon United ter board meeting, 5 p.m. at Ironwood Planning Com- Methodist Church basement, Ironwood public safety depart- mission, 5 p.m., meeting, next to Holiday gas station, ment meeting room. Conference Room 1, second Ontonagon. area74.org. Christian Men of the floor, Memorial Building, Iron- Government Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown wood. Gogebic-Iron County Air- Cafe, Ironwood. Iron County Economic port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Submitted Photo Alcoholics Anonymous, Development Committee, 5 airport. ORGANIZERS CONGRATULATE Blake, Jayce and Ethan Lardinois for completing all open meeting, noon, Salem p.m., meeting, Iron County Bessemer Township Lutheran Church, Ironwood. stops in the 2019 Explore Northern Iron County Scavenger Hunt. The boys along Courthouse, Hurley. Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, with their grandparents, Mark and Micki, solved all 11 clues and took photos along area74.org. Mercer Town Board, 5:30 Ramsay. DOVE Support Group, p.m., town hall. Ironwood Township the way. The event was organized by the Iron County Health Department, White- noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Friday, Sept. 6 Board, 5:30 p.m., Township cap Mountains Resort, NICER Committee and the Hurley Chamber in hopes of high- Ironwood-Hurley Rotary offices. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and lighting some of the hidden gems here in Northern Iron County. Overall, 11 peo- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Wakefield City Council, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. ple or groups submitted photos with four of those completing all 11 stops. The Iron County Veterans Ser- 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Ironwood City Commis- winners shown above were drawn out of those four names.Through the generosi- vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- ty of local businesses, organizers able to put together two additional prize pack- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Building. ages that were drawn from the remaining participant entries.The Sankey family 2190. Bessemer Downtown Mercer Health and Well- Ironwood. Mercer Food Pantry, Development Authority, 5:30 from Illinois are recipients of one prize package, organizers are still waiting for a ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Mercer Community Center. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, response from the third winner. The overall response to this event has been posi- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Marenisco Township tive with participants encouraging the them to continue with another scavenger Alzheimer’s Disease Board, 6 p.m., township hall. Caregivers Support Group, 715-476-7655. hunt for 2020, according to organizers. 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical Alcoholics Anonymous/ Tuesday, Sept. 10 Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Bessemer Booster Club, an Church, Ironwood. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Community Briefs 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High area74.org. Patterson courts or Ironwood School. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Memorial Building. Gogebic Range Carvers, EST, Ontonagon United Gogebic County Veterans Iron County Health dence-based community Health Board to Methodist Church basement, 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 readies for 12-week exercise and nutrition pro- meet Johnston High School, Besse- next to Holiday gas station, a.m., Ironwood Memorial Ontonagon. area74.org. gram targeted at midlife mer. Building. 906-667-1110. program MERCER – The Iron IMPACT Life Support Alcoholics Anonymous, Friends of the Mercer and older women. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Public Library, 10 a.m., HURLEY – The Iron Its strength training cur- County Board of Health Church, Ironwood. Catholic Church, Ironwood. library, Mercer, Wis. will meet on Tuesday, Sept area74.org. County Health Department riculum helps women Bessemer Women’s Club, Saturday, Sept. 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 at 5:30 p.m. at the Mer- 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall noon, Salem Lutheran Church, will be hosting its annual maintain muscle mass, DDA room. Ironwood. area74.org. Strong Woman Program cer Town Hall Meeting Union Station Food strength, and function as People for Peace, 7 p.m. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Room. The meeting is Pantry and Northern Food starting on Sept. 17. The they age. EST, Episcopal Church of noon, Golden Dragon. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., program runs Tuesdays open to the public accord- Ascension, 501 Houghton St., Bessemer American For more information 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. ing to Chapter 19, Sub- Ontonagon. Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- and Thursdays for 12 call the Iron County Public Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 ican Legion, Bessemer. Chapter V, Wisconsin 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran weeks. Health office at 715-561- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood American Church, Ironwood. area74.org. The Strong Women Pro- Statutes (Open Meeting Ironwood. area74.org. Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- 2191. Community Pickleball Law). Alcoholics Anonymous, ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- gram is a national evi- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran rial Building, Legion club room. School gymnasium. 715-776- Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Wakefield VFW Post 4588. Government 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Ironwood Economic Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. North Lakeland Discovery Center p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Development Corporation, Gathering, Participating Ironwood. area74.org. 10 a.m., meeting, Conference and Supporting, 6 p.m., Room 1, second floor, Memori- Sunday, Sept. 8 developmental disability advo- al Building, Ironwood. cacy group, Community Mental receives conservation award City of Hurley Public Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Health, Wakefield. 906-229- Works. 3:30 p.m., City Hall. p.m., closed meeting, Salem 6170. LAND O’ LAKES, Wis. — repeatedly brought their resources and opportuni- North Lakeland Discovery expert knowledge of ties.” DONATION Center, along with two Northwoods flora and “We are honored to other local environmental fauna to Conserve have been recognized as a organizations, was hon- School’s Lowenwood cam- conservation partner by ored to receive the first- pus to the benefit of stu- Conserve School.” John ever “LEAF Award for Con- dents, campers and the said, continuing, “This servation Partnership” general public. In Con- award highlights the from Conserve School in serve School’s early years, importance of partnering Land O’ Lakes at an awards staff from the North Lake- in the community to bring ceremony on Aug. 17. land Discovery Center awareness, education, and The award is presented were instrumental in con- action to the amazing to an individual or organi- necting the school’s ecosystem of the North- zation in recognition of the founding staff with local woods.” significant value of their partnership with Conserve School. Stefan Anderson, head of school at Conserve 2000 Genie Boom Lift School, presented the award to NLDC Executive 45’, 4WD, $ Director John Heusinkveld Only 2500 hrs., 18,999 at the ceremony, and out- gas or propane, lined the reasons why 75Hp, NLDC was chosen for this hand controls in basket, weight = 14,500lbs., honor: max platform height = 46.2’ “Since 2001, Conserve Runs great! Submitted Photo School has benefited Excellent shape! THE MERCER LOONS make donation to the Mercer Ambulance at the steak feed, greatly from its work with Adam Kussard, right, received the donation from Dave Riegler the North Lakeland Dis- FOR SALE or RENT! covery Center. The North Lakeland Discovery Cen- ter has provided engaging Cloverland Motors Land O’ Lakes hosts art volunteer opportunities 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 for Conserve School stu- 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com dents and staff, from the Northwoods Bad Dash harvest celebration Mud Run to the North- woods Birding Festival. Come speak to Kim Jaeger LAND O’ LAKES, Wis. Seasonal tastings of the Arts is located at 4262 Over the years, naturalists – Enjoy the fall season pumpkin soup from the Highway B in downtown from the North Lakeland specializing in ... with a harvesting of local, garden and apple cider Land ‘O Lakes. Discovery Center have natural inspired art and will be available as well. seasonal surprises at Horse drawn hay-wagon • Home & Cabin Loans LOLA’s Art Harvest Cele- rides will be provided by Bus Driver • Construction Loans bration Saturday, Sept. 21, the Land O’ Lakes Cham- Position available with the 2019 from 10 a.m. to 3 ber with stops through- • Vacant Land Loans p.m. out town including: The Lac Vieux Desert Child Development Center Kim Jaeger Asst. Vice President This free event will fea- Art Harvest at the Watersmeet, MI • Commercial Loans NMLS#988280 ture an array of local arti- VFW/Garden grounds sans with fine art and and the Colorama Cele- • Vacation Homes crafts for sale, art demon- bration at the LOL Town Jobs can be viewed at www.itcmi.org. strations, live music by Park Pavilion. Preference given to qualified • Home Equity Line of Credit Steve Kickert, a bonfire, Art Harvest will take Native Americans and a quilt show curated place at The Land O’ Lakes (send copy of Tribal card with resume). by Sandra Hodgman and Community Garden and the North Country Quil- VFW Post 8400, located at Kim Nystrom, CHIPPEWA VALLEY ters of Watersmeet, Mich. 4493 Co Hwy B Downtown Send resume to: 2956 Ashmun St., Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783, BANK There will also be tours of Land O’ Lakes. Institution NMLS#793029 the Community Garden Visit lolaartswi.com for 906-632-6869, ext. 114; fax to 906-632-1810; where an art exhibit will be more details or call 715- [email protected] 13365N US Hwy 51, Hurley, WI 54534 (866) 282-3501 on display. 547-3950. LOLA Center for www.chippewavalleybank.com (715) 561-2619 FAX l 4 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE More important things I’ve been on a boat for the last child who is angry, lost or strug- Sue Mizell, Publisher week, on the semi-annual National gling. They were the kind of conver- Review cruise. It’s a vacation mixed sations that come after a panel dis- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor with political, cultural and religious cussion points to things beyond the analysis (we had a panel on the Vati- news cycle, or after a visit to light a can, among many other things). On candle at a church while in port. the political front, more than a few They are the thoughts that occur of us appreciated being able to mark Kathryn when you leave your phone in your In Their Opinion the end of Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s Lopez room and look off into the distance, campaign for the presidential nomi- realizing that the greatest power is in We welcome our nation – the New York Democrat the greatest love -- the love of God, spent her time promoting extreme who manages more than we ever expansive abortion positions and could even with the most ingenious last summer insisting that people who hold has not seen, nor ear heard, which of strategic plans. opposing views “are not acceptable.” has not even entered into the heart Sen. Gillibrand is one of so many Intentionally or no, she represented of man.’ We desired with all our who was baptized Catholic, but guests the kind of thinking that makes way hearts to drink from the streams of doesn’t practice in her adult life. Peo- for tyranny. If you’re worried about your heavenly fountain, the fountain ple, even on this cruise, tell me By late August, many northern Michiganders that on the right, keep an eye for it of life.” about instances that led them away become a little cynical about festivals, events and vis- on the left, too. What beautiful things to be talk- from church. It almost always itors. Being on a boat discussing these ing about! Augustine says that “in involved someone – or more than That feeling of winter marching closer as nights things, you can’t help but look way the course of our conversation that someone – not acting like a Chris- become chilly and sunsets inch earlier injects haste beyond politics. The scenery alone day, the world and its pleasures lost tian. Maybe it involved feeling out- to our lazy summer weekends as we all scramble to impresses that upon you. Toward the all their attraction for us.” cast when they were trying to find the last few beach days. It also makes us a little end of the week, we were leaving St. Monica, St. Augustine’s moth- their way and make the faith their cranky about slow-driving tourists and crowds at our Nova Scotia surrounded by fog. The er, would soon come down with a own. favorite natural spots. foghorn blasted every single minute fever, and after a few days passed, What a blessing it would be to try It’s an understandable adverse reaction to the for a while that evening, and if you she died. Her conversation with her to put the phone away, to try to get a throngs of people who flock to our home each sum- looked high up in the sky for a son reminds us about the truly little silence and perspective. In his mer to take advantage of the precious weeks sand- moment, there was light still fighting important things in life, and of life’s “Confessions,” Augustine wrote wiched between the tips of the snowy season’s grip. to break through as sunset was upon unpredictability. The coming elec- about God: “You called, you shout- They are the few weeks when so many of us author us. It was hard to not see it as some tion isn’t everything. You and I ed, and you broke through my deaf- social media posts taunting friends with snapshots kind of metaphor. might not even live to Election Day ness. You flashed, you shone, and of walks on beaches and captions that read “we live Looking out into the fog, I could- 2020. you dispelled my blindness.” There’s where you vacation.” n’t help hearing the words of St. The most important conversa- light trying to break through con- Those scribbles hide an unconscious fear of the Augustine, whose feast day was only tions we had on the cruise weren’t stantly. Don’t let the passing news of day when our lakes once again become crisp from a couple days before, writing in his about Joe Biden, Kamala Harris or the day, no matter how important it the cold air. “Confessions” about his last conver- any of the rest of the Democrats is, block that light from view or That’s why the Grand Traverse region’s embrace sation with his mother. Augustine hoping to challenge Trump. They drown it out. of this weekend’s Ironman race rings an impressive writes: “We were asking one another weren’t about the state or future of Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- note. We have heard few gripes as race officials in the presence of the Truth ... what conservatism. They were about ed at [email protected]. worked to shoehorn the triathlon into our streets and it would be like to share the eternal neighbors fostering children. They COPYRIGHT 2019 United Feature bays. The lack of angst is strong evidence of race life enjoyed by the saints, which ‘eye were prayer requests for an adult Syndicate organizers’ efforts to communicate with us. It’s also a testament to our community’s warmth and gracious- Today in history ness. There is no doubt traffic will move slower throughout the weekend, and many of us will need to By The Associated Press find alternate routes to our final summer weekend Today’s Highlight in History On Sept. 3, 1943, Allied destinations. But we encourage everyone to stop for forces invaded Italy during at least a few moments and cheer on some racers. World War II, the same day After all, next weekend will be just as beautiful Italian officials signed a secret and this weekend we’ve got important visitors. armistice with the Allies. –Traverse City Record-Eagle On this date In 1783, representatives of the United States and Britain signed the Treaty of Paris, which officially ended the Rev- Legislators olutionary War. In 1939, Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand declared war on Germany, two Michigan Wisconsin days after the Nazi invasion of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East Poland; in a radio address, P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI Britain’s King George VI said, 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, “With God’s help, we shall pre- online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. vail.” The same day, a German Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- U-boat torpedoed and sank the D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office British liner SS Athenia some Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC 250 miles off the Irish coast, DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- killing more than 100 out of the 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- 1,400 or so people on board. ate.gov. ate.gov. In 1962, poet E.E. Cum- Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- mings died in North Conway, Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office N.H., at age 67. Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC In 1967, Nguyen Van Thieu 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; was elected president of South online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. Vietnam under a new constitu- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- tion. R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth In 1970, legendary football House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- coach Vince Lombardi, 57, ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- died in Washington, D.C. 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: In 1976, America’s Viking 2 ing the first person put to death Russian aggression in Ukraine Perrine is 76. Rock musician bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. lander touched down on Mars in the United States for anti- as a threat to peace. President Donald Brewer (Grand Funk State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, to take the first close-up, color abortion violence. Obama also said the United Railroad) is 71. Rock guitarist R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State photographs of the red planet’s In 2005, President George States would not be intimidat- Steve Jones (The Sex Pistols) ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, surface. W. Bush ordered more than ed by Islamic State militants is 64. Actor Steve Schirripa is Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone In 1978, Pope John Paul I 7,000 active duty forces to the after the beheading of Ameri- 62. Actor Holt McCallany is 55. 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: was installed as the 264th pon- Gulf Coast as his administra- can journalist Steven Sotloff. A Rock singer-musician Todd [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- tiff of the Roman Catholic tion intensified efforts to rescue judge sentenced Theodore Lewis is 54. Actor Costas State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. Church. Katrina survivors and send aid Wafer, a suburban Detroit man Mandylor is 54. Actor Charlie nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. Beth Meyers, In 1994, China and Russia to the hurricane-ravaged who’d killed an unarmed Sheen is 54. Singer Jennifer House Office Building, P.O. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State proclaimed an end to any lin- region in the face of criticism it woman on his porch instead of Paige is 46. Dance-rock musi- Box 30014, Lansing, MI Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- gering hostilities, pledging they did not act quickly enough. calling police, to at least 17 cian Redfoo is 44. Actress Ash- would no longer target nuclear U.S. Chief Justice William H. years in prison. ley Jones is 43. Actress Nic- 48909, phone 517-373-0850, son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, missiles or use force against Rehnquist died in Arlington, One year ago: A court in hole Hiltz is 41. Actor Joel email: GregMarkkanen@ online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ each other. Virginia, at age 80, after more Myanmar sentenced two Johnstone is 41. Actor Nick house.mi.com. assembly/74/meyers. In 1995, the online auction than three decades on the Reuters journalists to seven Wechsler is 41. Rock musician site eBay was founded in San Supreme Court. years in prison on charges of Tomo Milicevic (30 Seconds to Letters Policy Jose, California, by Pierre Ten years ago: Vice Presi- illegal possession of official Mars) is 40. Bluegrass musi- Omidyar under the name “Auc- dent Joe Biden told a Brook- documents, a ruling that was cian Darren Nicholson (Balsam The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters tionWeb.” ings Institution gathering that met with international condem- Range) is 36. Actress Christine should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve In 1999, a French judge the Obama administration was nation. (The two were freed as Woods is 36. Actor Garrett the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- closed a two-year inquiry into fiercely determined to get a part of a mass presidential par- Hedlund is 35. Olympic gold lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. the car crash that killed health care overhaul, although don in May 2019.) President medal snowboarder Shaun Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address Princess Diana, dismissing all he conceded it likely wouldn’t Donald Trump escalated his White is 33. Hip-hop singer and phone number must be included for verification purposes. charges against nine photogra- happen without “an awful lot of attacks on Attorney General August Alsina is 27. Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- phers and a press motorcyclist, screaming and hollering.” A pri- Jeff Sessions, suggesting that Thought for Today date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads and concluding the accident vate funeral service was held the Justice Department had “In the arts, the critic is the and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and was caused by an inebriated in Glendale, California, for pop hurt the chances of Republi- only independent source of $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to driver. superstar Michael Jackson, cans in midterm elections with information. The rest is adver- 400 words. In 2003, Paul Hill, a former whose body was entombed in the recent indictments of two tising.” Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, minister who said he murdered a mausoleum more than two GOP congressmen. — Pauline Kael 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: an abortion doctor and his months after his death. Today’s Birthdays American movie critic [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. bodyguard to save the lives of Five years ago: President Actress Pauline Collins is 1919-2001 Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday unborn babies, was executed Barack Obama, during a visit 79. Rock singer-musician Al Copyright 2019, The Associ- “Bouquets” column. in Florida by injection, becom- to Estonia, harshly condemned Jardine is 77. Actress Valerie ated Press. All rights reserved.

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad 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 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 5 Labor fest tion, employment, hous- ing, bullying prevention and adult advocacy.” Thousands join in annual walk across Mackinac Bridge From page 1 The parade was led by ST. IGNACE (AP) – Ontonagon Golf Club with the VFW Color Guard, fol- Light rain let up as thou- its wild west depiction, lowed by the members of sands of people started the covered wagon, saloon and the Ontonagon County 62nd Labor Day walk depiction of a western rob- Veterans Association and across the Mackinac bery with appropriate the DAV van. Participating Bridge. change of music. also in the parade was U.S. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Third place entry was a Congressman Jack joined those walkers cross- large pirate ship with large Bergman, R-Watersmeet. ing the nearly 5-mile long sails and side paddles. That was followed by bridge that links Michi- The Marine Corp Iwo the parade marshals Dave gan’s upper and lower Jima float was fourth and and Jan Tucker. The Tuck- peninsulas and crosses the live sauna by the Lynn fam- ers were presented with Straits of Mackinac, which ily was fifth. flowers all along the connects lakes Huron and The youth division was parade route. Michigan. won by The Tucker Family Following the parade Many people waiting in with second place winner there was a special presen- the pre-dawn darkness the Robotics Team and tation by Bergman. As a wore ponchos in rainfall Ontonagon County large contingent of Onton- that gave way to some sun- Princesses Fair Royality. agon County Veterans shine as the walk started at Winning the Commer- stood at attention, the con- 7 a.m. Monday. cial Division was “The Wiz- gressman read a congres- Local organizers ard of Oz” themed and sional Resolution to the expected 20,000 to 30,000 “There’s No Place Like Ontonagon County Veter- people to make the trek Home” by Aspirus Onton- ans Association. between Mackinaw City agon Hospital-Long Term The resolution honored and St. Ignace. Care. the “decades of success Cindi Feldwisch of New Other additions were and service to veterans of Associated Press Mexico tells Henry’s Inn Woodstock the Upper Peninsula.” It PEDESTRIANS WALK the Mackinac Bridge on Monday, during the 62nd annual WWTV/WWUP-TV that 1969-Rockstock 2019, Mar- included operation of the Labor Day Bridge Walk. For the second year, the bridge was shut down from 6:30 traveling to Michigan for garita Girls, Smokey the DAV van and the many am until noon for security purposes, allowing walkers to turn around at the center the bridge walk was a Bear, National Forest, MI- military rites performed span or walk the entire bridge both ways. “bucket list” journey. TRALE and both the for all veterans. The resolu- Democrats and Republican tion was accepted by floats, and the RICC Ontonagon County Veter- Panel: Public should see ombudsman findings in child deaths groups “We advocate for ans Commander Don LANSING (AP) – A legislative DHHS response to the ombudsman’s you fully investigate, you can focus your compete free transporta- Bussiere. oversight panel says the public investigation. The House panel rec- attention on the real issues in child wel- should see the results of state investi- ommended that the ombudsman be fare and address those,” she said. gations into the deaths of children required or allowed to publicly Rep. David LaGrand, a Grand who are involved with Michigan’s release the information. Rapids Democrat, said there are child welfare system. A similar recommendation was instances where “death happens for The recommendation was includ- made by the children’s ombudsman some tragic reason that had nothing ed in a report adopted unanimously in her most recent annual report. to do with good parenting. To put Thursday by the House Oversight “This is an issue of transparency. those parents through a complete Committee. It stems from lawmakers’ It’s an issue of accountability,” said investigation when early on you are review of an audit released in April Rep. Matt Hall, a Marshall Republi- confident that this was not anything that found that the state Department can who chairs the committee. the parents could have or should of Health and Human Services did Another recommendation would have done differently is to put trau- not notify the Office of Children’s give the ombudsman discretion to do matized people through a really Ombudsman of 206, or 20%, of child preliminary investigations – not full crummy experience.” deaths from 2014 through 2017 reviews – in child death cases, free- The panel also said whatever soft- because workers did not check a box ing the agency to focus on complaints ware replaces the failed MiSACWIS in a cumbersome software system. involving living children who remain system should provide a more effi- The office independently investi- in the system. cient way for child deaths to be gates complaints involving children Children’s Ombudsman Lisa reported to the ombudsman. who are under state oversight for rea- McCormick, who was appointed to The state is pulling the plug on the sons of abuse or neglect, and checks the post by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer network that was rolled out in 2014 to see if public or private agencies fol- in January, told lawmakers in June and which has cost more than $200 lowed laws and policies. that there is value in looking at every million to build and service. Current law only lets people who child death but her office should In March, U.S. District Judge can file complaints with the ombuds- have leeway, particularly because Nancy Edmunds told state officials to man’s office – including parents, some deaths are accidental and not come up with a solution after an Jan Tucker/Daily Globe guardians, their attorneys, mandated the result of violence. expert reported an “unmanageable FOR THE first time the Ontonagon Labor Festival Chil- reporters or legislators – get the writ- “When you have the discretion to backlog of defects, incidents, and dren’s parade was held on Saturday with a large ten findings, recommendations and make those decisions on which cases data fixes” that might never end. groups of children on bikes, walking or small and large floats. 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By MELISSA RAYWORTH falo Niagara, says choosing they believe should be Associated Press “the delicious dozen” was included. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) – challenging given how Among the 12 that did The warnings come at you many restaurants in the make the cut, here are four as soon as you step into the area make exceptional you won’t want to miss if low-slung building that is wings. His staff polled you’re visiting the Buffalo Duff’s Tavern. Advisories thousands of local diners area. But a warning, from are posted on the walls. On on social media and experience: Unless your the menus. They’re even scanned Yelp and TripAdvi- stomach is made of iron, printed on the servers’ t- sor to form a solid but hitting two places per day shirts. lengthy list of contenders. might well be enough. “WARNING! Medium IS Then, to narrow it down, ___ HOT! Medium Hot IS VERY they turned to Drew Cerza, DUFF’S FAMOUS WINGS, HOT! Hot is VERY VERY the “Wing King of Buffalo.” 3651 Sheridan Drive, HOT!” Cerza is credited with Amherst, N.Y. Yet not everyone who founding the annual Buffa- The medium-hot and visits this popular stop on lo Wing Festival 18 years hot sauces here pack as Associated Press the “Buffalo Wing Trail” ago, inspired by a fictional much flavor as they do THIS PHOTO is provided by Visit Buffalo Niagara. Elmo’s is the only Buffalo Wing heeds the advice. wing-fest in the Bill Murray heat. And the BBQ wings Trail stop to offer double-dipped wings, which are fried, then sauced, then grilled, Joe Duff, who owns the movie “Osmosis Jones.” are more than an then sauced again to create rich flavor and a crunchy texture. suburban Buffalo restau- The Wing King will don his afterthought for heat- rant, sees plenty of teenage cape and wing-shaped averse diners; unlike so They’re fried, dipped in focus groups to hone his es served on soft salt- and boys driven to tears – or crown again this year to many cloyingly sweet BBQ sauce, then grilled to method. caraway-studded German hiding in the men’s room host the festival on Aug. 31 sauces, Duff’s is full of caramelize that sauce, and To give each wing an rolls are reason enough to furiously splashing water and Sept. 1. tangy, smoky warmth. dipped again in another identical taste and crispi- visit. into their mouths to cool The final list of restau- There’s often a wait for a sauce of your choosing. ness, Giafaglione pio- ___ the burn – after competing rants, unveiled last year, table at the main Duff’s More than a gimmick, this neered painting an identi- THE ANCHOR BAR, 1047 with their siblings or hock- includes quirky places with location. But the front-of- creates a deep flavor and cal amount of sauce onto Main St., Buffalo, N.Y. ey teammates to devour the loads of atmosphere, chick- house staff keeps things satisfying crunch. each wing with actual paint This is the place where hottest wings on the menu. en wings that live up to the moving, and the food is Along with mild, medi- brushes. Every order the world-renowned Buffa- The good news is this: hype and – in the case of worth your patience. um and hot wing sauce, comes with five drumsticks lo wing origin story lives. You can find great meals the Bar-Bill Tavern – a deli- You’ll be welcomed you can mix in Cajun, BBQ and five flat wings. And As it’s told, it was late along the Buffalo Wing ciously unique roast-beef warmly, but will reveal or honey mustard, and they’re delicious. one night in 1964 when Trail without testing your sandwich called “beef-on- yourself as an out-of-town- wash it all down with pop- “Uncle Joe was a control Dominic Bellissimo’s spice tolerance to the point weck.” er if you use the phrase ular local craft brew Flying freak, and we’re all better friends showed up hungry of misery. “Beef-on-weck was the “Buffalo wings.” Bison Rusty Chain. off for it,” says Crook, who at his bar. Busy serving This list of 12 bars and Buffalo thing before the “Here,” Joe Duff says, ___ bought the business in drinks, Dominic asked his restaurants was created by chicken wing ever was,” “they’re just wings or BAR-BILL TAVERN, 185 2011 with his wife, Katie, mother to make his pals the Visit Buffalo Niagara says the Bar-Bill’s current chicken wings.” Main Street, East Aurora, Giafaglione’s niece. something to eat. She tourism office when they owner, Clark Crook. “To ___ N.Y. You can watch cooks grabbed chicken wings that realized their local dish Buffalonians, it’s as big as ELMO’S, 2349 Millersport The only food on the painting on sauces in the she’d been planning to use was so beloved nationwide chicken wings.” Highway, Getzville, N.Y. Bar-Bill menu was beef-on- kitchen at the back of the for soup and fried them that it might just draw visi- The wing list has Don’t let the bland strip- weck when Joe Giafaglione bar. And don’t miss the instead, adding a spicy, tors in the same way that sparked some debate on mall exterior of Elmo’s fool bought the place in 1977. wall of glass beer mugs vinegary sauce she bourbon and craft-beer social media. Buffalonians you. But the former mechanical engraved with the names of whipped up on the fly. “trails” have done else- are passionate about their Inside you’ll find a cozy, engineer brought his scien- the bar’s many regulars. This, legend has it, is where. wings, Kaler says, and unpretentious neighbor- tific mindset to the job of The vibe at the Bar-Bill is why Buffalo wings now Patrick Kaler, the presi- many post online to advise hood sports bar that serves perfecting a recipe for warm and friendly, and exist on pretty much every dent and CEO of Visit Buf- tourists about wing joints meaty wings with a twist: chicken wings, even using those roast beef sandwich- bar menu in America. U.S. advises non-smokers to avoid e-cigarettes amid lung disease outbreak Michelle Fay Cortez ill. The agencies also cau- ing to the World Health (AP) – U.S. public tioned against altering com- Organization. E-cigarettes health officials warned mercial devices or consum- are seen as an alternative Americans who aren’t ing home-brew substances. that could help smokers already smokers to avoid e- “Anyone who uses e- quit and save lives, though cigarettes and other vaping cigarette products should health officials are still devices after a mysterious not buy these products off working to understand outbreak of a severe lung the street and should not their side effects and risks disease emerged in recent modify e-cigarette products as they become more and weeks, which has sickened or add any substances to more popular. at least 215 people across these products that are not Altria Group Inc., the 25 states and been linked intended by the manufac- tobacco company that sells to at least one death. turer,” CDC Director Marlboro cigarettes, is a The U.S. Centers for Dis- Robert Redfield and acting major investor in closely ease Control and Preven- FDA Commissioner Ned held Juul. Shares of Altria tion and the Food and Drug Sharpless said in the state- were down 1.5% at 1:46 Administration are working ment. “Regardless of the p.m. in New York. Associated Press with state health depart- ongoing investigation, e- IN THIS photo, kids eat lunch at an elementary school in Paducah, Ky. It is far easi- er to avoid gaining weight than to lose it, so getting kids to eat well and exercise is ments to try to figure out cigarette products should Lung symptoms what is causing the dam- not be used by youth, The emergence of symp- crucial. But how to do that effectively is extremely difficult, and sensitive. age, which they say has young adults, pregnant toms in patients with severe been tied to vaping. In women, as well as adults lung damage hasn’t always No easy way to address many cases, patients who do not currently use followed a consistent pat- reported using products tobacco products.” tern. Many reported a slow that included cannabis or The recommendation buildup before they were weight with children THC, the active ingredient echoes that of Kevin Burns, hospitalized, including diffi- in marijuana, before falling the chief executive officer of culty breathing, shortness of Juul Labs Inc., who was breath and chest pain. Oth- NEW YORK (AP) – Red, dietitians say there are best ful way to help a child blunt in his advice to current ers appeared to have a virus, yellow, green. It’s a system practices to consider. change their behavior is by AUKEE non-smokers in an interview including fevers and fatigue, for conveying the healthful- setting an example. CHIROPRACTIC with CBS This Morning. or gastrointestinal issues ness of foods, and at the Talking it out Framing changes in a Natural, Safe, Drug Free, “Don’t vape,” he said like vomiting and diarrhea. center of a debate about Parents may feel a con- positive light is also key, AFFORDABLE Chiropractic earlier this week, address- Public health authori- how to approach weight versation is not necessary, Walsh said, whether that’s Care, We Correct CAUSES, ing people who don’t cur- ties are investigating the loss for children. particularly with younger suggesting new recipes to Rather Than Treat Symptoms. rently use tobacco. “Don’t brands and types of e- This month, the compa- children, and that they can try together or asking use Juul. Don’t start using cigarette products used by ny formerly known as alter behavior by making about activities they might

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Boating enthusiasts have Paul was born on Jan. 17, 1960, in Ironwood, a been slow to return to the son of August “Bozo” and Bernice (Koleski) Grbav- Lake Michigan shoreline cich. He attended Luther L. Wright High School and in northwestern Indiana graduated in 1978. after a chemical spill killed Before and after graduating from thousands of fish and high school, Paul worked at the prompted the temporary family moving business, Safe Way closure of beaches. ArcelorMittal issued an Movers, and drove their bus for the apology Aug. 16 for the White Pine Mine Transit Service. cyanide and ammonia spill He worked at Steiger Lumber Com- that occurred after its pany before hiring on as a truck Burns Harbor mill had a driver for DART and Bob Root. Paul failure at a blast furnace concluded his working career at water recirculation system. Halvor Lines. He retired in 2011. Paul “Bunyan” The spill killed roughly In 1983, Paul was married to Grbavcich 3,000 fish, including pan- Lori Zalewski. Although they part- 1960 — 2019 fish, shad, channel catfish, ed ways, they remained lifelong friends. bass and walleye, and In 2014, he was united in marriage to Kathleen forced the closure of Associated Press beaches in Portage and (Koponen) Anderson. DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL candidate former Vice President Joe Biden greets a Ogden Dunes. Paul loved the outdoors and was happiest four- local resident during the Hawkeye Area Labor Council Labor Day Picnic, Monday, in Portage Mayor John wheeling, hunting and spending time at Camp Salt Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Cannon blamed the Indi- Lik with Russ Salo and his Erwin Township bud- ana Department of Natural dies. People still ask for them to “bring back the toi- Resources for not alerting let bowl.” Biden, Buttigieg say no compromises him for several days. He was a supporting member of the Aurora Club, The National Park Ser- a third degree member of the Hurley Knights of vice reopened the Portage Columbus Council No. 669 and a dedicated com- on overhauling gun laws Lakefront and Riverwalk mittee member at the Gogebic County Forestry and beach areas at Indiana Parks. CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa for negotiation, he two men. Despite their gen- Dunes National Park on (AP) – Democratic presi- declared: “None. This is erational divide, at ages 76 Aug. 22 after three consec- Surviving are his beloved wife, Kathy; three dential candidates Joe one we have to just push and 37, both have staked utive days of positive daughters, Melissa Westrich (Jay Kalla), Leanne Biden and Pete Buttigieg, and push and push and their campaigns in part on tests, including two days (James) Eisenhauer and Nicole Grbavcich (Luke moderates who project push and push.” Buttigieg calls for a more civil, pro- with no detection of Rowley); and four cherished grandchildren, Antho- themselves as pragmatic also rejected compromise, ductive governing process cyanide. But the people ny Westrich, Jason Rowley, Quinn Eisenhauer and collaborators, are taking a saying after a campaign in Washington. who often swim and fish Gemma Rowley. Quinn and Gemma were just bap- no-compromise approach event in Cedar Rapids: They both pointed to nearby are still apparently tized on Aug. 31. Although Grandpa Bunyan was not on the overhaul of the “There is just no good faith public opinion polls are a worried about the spill’s physically present, we all felt him with us. nation’s gun laws after the in the congressional GOP reason for their uncompro- impact, the Post-Tribune He is further survived by his mother, Bernice; latest mass shooting. nor, I believe, in the White mising approach. Accord- reported. three brothers, Rudy (Cathy), Frank (Cindy) and Campaigning separately House when it comes to ing to national public opin- Mark Melton, M&M Donald (Nicole Corp); two brothers-in-law, Ken in eastern Iowa on Mon- dealing with this issue.” ion polls for the past sever- Charter boat owner, said day, the former vice presi- Their comments come al years, large majorities of the state’s natural Smerling and Brian (Mickie) Koponen; treasured dent and the mayor of two days after a gunman Americans support requir- resources department told aunts, Uncle Tom Kraynak and nieces and nephews; South Bend, Indiana, say toting an assault-style rifle ing background checks for him salmon and trout and numerous dear cousins. the minimum provisions went on a rampage in all gun buyers. Majorities, weren’t affected by the He was predeceased by his grandparents; his include universal back- Odessa, Texas, killing though smaller, also sup- spill. But Melton noted father, August, on Sept. 11, 1988; a sister, Diane ground checks, a ban on seven people around town port banning the sale of he’s still unclear on Smerling; and his brother-in-law, Gerald Koponen. military-style weapons and before being gunned military-style weapons whether customers who A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated high-capacity ammunition, down by police. The FBI such as the AR-15. catch the fish would risk Monday, Sept. 9, at 11 a.m., preceded by visitation at and red flag laws to allow said the shooter “was on a “Look, you can either falling sick. 9:30 a.m., at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 404 Iron officials to confiscate long spiral of going defy the American people “I’m fishing 14 miles St., in Hurley, Wis., with the Rev. Frank Kordek, firearms from dangerous down.” This shooting or you can defy the NRA,” out (in Lake Michigan), O.F.M., celebrant. Also, in attendance will be mem- people. occurred less than a Buttigieg said. “You have a obviously people are con- Biden told reporters month after two other choice.” cerned. Of course I’m con- bers of the Pere Menard Assembly 471, Knights of before a Labor Day picnic high-profile mass shoot- Yet any movement to cerned. I’m pretty sure Columbus, Fourth Degree Honor Guard. in Cedar Rapids that inac- ings, in El Paso, Texas, tighten gun laws has those fish are fine,” Melton Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- tion from President Donald and Dayton, Ohio. stopped cold for years with said. “What if we are fish- ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- Trump and congressional Biden’s and Buttigieg’s Republicans controlling ing right here? Are they not al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may be Republicans is “disgrace- positions represent a rare one or both chambers of fine? Somebody’s got to expressed online at lakesidememorialchapel.com. ful.” Asked if there’s room case of absolutism from the Congress. tell me.” 4th time in 4 years: It’s hurricane evacuation time in US

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, opened a news conference stay now. Fla. (AP) – It’s become a Monday acknowledging “It’s a lot of trouble to hurricane-season ritual in that his evacuation deci- get ready and then nothing the Southeast: When a sion would not make every- happens. You know you’re storm threatens, coastal one happy. glad. But you think, wow, I residents board up homes, “The best thing in the went to all this trouble for load up SUVs and fill high- world would be for that nothing, rolling up rugs, ways where the traffic hurricane to take a sharp taking them upstairs, to lanes are reversed to offer a right and go out in the only have your roof come speedy escape inland. ocean. We would all cele- off and get everything wet For some people, Hurri- brate,” McMaster said. “But anyway,” Reddick said. cane Dorian is the fourth we would rather be safe Atlantic Coast states storm they have had to flee than sorry.” have seamless plans in in four years. Part of the evacuation place thanks to lots of prac- Forecasters are not sure fatigue is that recent tice. In South Carolina, if the core of the powerful storms have not had a officials noticed traffic system will ever strike the catastrophic impact along jams on Monday morning Associated Press U.S. It is predicted to stay the Atlantic Coast. There as evacuees and tourists GEORGIA GOV. Brian Kemp holds a Hurricane Dorian briefing at the Glynn County offshore as it spins north, were dire possibilities of a heading home on Labor Public Safety Complex after ordering six counties to evacuate on Monday, in paralleling the coasts of Category 4 Hurricane Day filled Interstate 26. In Brunswick, Ga. Florida, Georgia, South Matthew striking Florida, response, authorities Carolina and North Caroli- but that storm made a turn reversed lanes about four its well-used plan to reverse right over the island at the videos on social media of na. similar to the one forecast hours earlier than planned the lanes of Interstate 16 southern tip of the state. homes that were fine or But if scientists are off for Dorian. so both sides of the high- out of Savannah starting Mayor John McCann had only minor damage. by even a few dozen miles, Matthew did cause bil- way were headed inland Tuesday morning. In Flori- was discouraged walking Then conditions got worse, the storm could plow lions of dollars of wind and from Columbia to da, tolls were suspended around the island and and families had to wait to onshore somewhere along flooding damage before Charleston. on many freeways with few hearing people tell him return. that route. So more than a coming ashore in South Twenty years ago, reports of gridlock or long they were tired of leaving Officials said they million people have been Carolina as a Category 1 motorists sat on that same lines. and wanted to ride this one learned lessons from ordered to leave seaside storm. interstate for more than 20 In Hilton Head Island, out. Matthew to get people back communities, and more Some of Flory Reddick’s hours in traffic jams South Carolina, the local Matthew brought hurri- quicker and communicate evacuations were issued neighbors in Ponte Vedra caused by the evacuation emergency manager dis- cane force winds to the better about when the Monday – all the way to Beach, Florida, east of Jack- for Hurricane Floyd. played a map during a tele- island, but it also took days island would be reopened. North Carolina’s Outer sonville, got flooded dur- “We certainly know how vised news conference that for officials to let people McCann on Monday asked Banks. ing Matthew. An evacua- to do it because we have showed the entire island back onto the island. Resi- anyone thinking about South Carolina Gov. tion order has been made done it a number of times,” under at least 2 feet of dents were angry because staying to realize it wasn’t Henry McMaster is aware for Dorian too. But Reddick McMaster said. water if the forecasts are neighbors who stayed only themselves they put in of the complaints. He stayed then and plans to Georgia is pulling out wrong and Dorian moves behind posted pictures and danger. In escalating trade war, US consumers may see higher prices WASHINGTON (AP) – House from the Camp But with prices of many caused by volatile tariff sit- absorb the higher costs bicycle tires, the govern- The United States and David presidential retreat. retail goods now likely to uation and this developing rather than raise prices for ment announced earlier. China on Sunday put in “But we can’t allow China rise, the Trump administra- trade war could jeopardize their customers. After Sunday’s move, place their latest tariff to rip us off anymore as a tion’s move threatens the that strength, and that In China, authorities 87% of textiles and cloth- increases on each other’s country.” U.S. economy’s main driv- growth, and that is, I think, began charging higher ing the United States buys goods, potentially raising The 15% U.S. taxes er: consumer spending. As that’s a legitimate con- duties on American from China and 52% of prices Americans pay for apply to about $112 billion businesses pull back on cern,” he told ABC’s “This imports at midday Sunday, shoes will be subject to some clothes, shoes, sport- of Chinese imports. All investment spending and Week.” according to employees import taxes. ing goods and other con- told, more than two-thirds exports slow in the face of As a result of Trump’s who answered the phone at On Dec. 15, the Trump sumer items before the hol- of the consumer goods the weak global growth, Ameri- higher tariffs, many U.S. customs offices in Beijing administration is sched- iday shopping season. United States imports from can shoppers have been a companies have warned and the southern port of uled to impose a second President Donald China now face higher key bright spot for the that they will be forced to Guangzhou. They declined round of 15% tariffs – this Trump said U.S.-China taxes. The administration economy. pass on to their customers to give their names. time on roughly $160 bil- trade talks were still on for had largely avoided hitting “We have got a great the higher prices they will Tariffs of 10% and 5% lion of imports. If those September. “We’ll see what consumer items in its earli- economy,” said Sen. Pat pay on Chinese imports. apply to items ranging duties take effect, virtually happens,” he told reporters er rounds of tariff increas- Toomey, R-Pa. “But I do Some businesses, though, from frozen sweet corn and all goods imported from as he returned to the White es. think that the uncertainty may decide in the end to pork liver to marble and China will be covered. l 8 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 AREA / STATE THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Wakefield VFW showcases new patio at open house By P.J. GLISSON eral area musicians who [email protected] played throughout the WAKEFIELD – A Satur- afternoon and evening. day open house at Wake- They included Tim field’s VFW Post 9084 Makela, Ron Niemi, John drew dozens of people who Schuster, Eddo Maki and enjoyed burgers and hot Mike Keating. dogs while sipping cool “Love the music,” said drinks on a brand new Deb Harvey of Wakefield, patio next to Sunday Lake. “and I adore Brad and “It really turned out Melissa.” nice,” said post quarter- The spacious patio also master Brad Wakefield, features a new east-side who noted the level of entry door to the bar, P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe KICKING UP THEIR heels Saturday on the brand new patio at Wakefield’s VFW Post 9084 on Sunday Lake are attendance was great, given where additional attendees friends Tom Yon and Deb Harvey of Wakefield in the foreground and Gary Gustafson and Jacalyn Maki of Ram- that the VFW was compet- also relaxed. say behind them. Maki is married to Eddo Maki, who was one of several musicians entertaining throughout the ing with other events dur- Saturday’s event includ- post’s open house. ing the long weekend to ed a 50-50 drawing and a celebrate Labor Day. beanbag tournament. Wakefield acknowl- Ironwood for giving them created a new sign for the Yooper Cribbage Tourna- Wakefield credited the According to VFW Com- edged Chad Carlson of “a good deal” on the patio, building. “It’s a really nice ment this coming weekend, lion’s share of event-orga- mander Jack Lillar, the post Wakefield for making the which included free sign,” said the quartermas- followed by an Oktoberfest nizing to VFW club manag- has organized a collection patio happen. “He’s the cement barriers to protect ter. “We just hung it today.” celebration on Sept. 14 and er Missy Umland. “She was of different age groups for one who planned and coor- the patio from traffic on Wakefield said Satur- a family wellness fair on the big instigator,” he said. beanbag competitions. dinated the patio and put neighboring Lake Shore day’s event was a “perfect” Sept. 21. The new 33-foot by 20- “We try to be family-ori- the door in,” said Wake- Drive. way to close out the sum- Wednesday meals also ft. patio was set up with ented,” he said, adding that field. “He did all the heavy In addition, he said that mer. start again this week, with several tables and chairs, the aim is to offer “a place lifting.” industrial arts students The VFW now will offer low-cost eat-in or take-out which still left room for where people can bring Wakefield also credited from the Luther L. Wright continuing events in options offered at the post dancing to the tunes of sev- their kids if they want.” R & M Masonry, Inc. in K-12 School in Ironwood September, including a from 4-6:30 p.m. Criminal justice reform turns to list of problem officers BOSTON (AP) – During kind of the 22 years he spent in conduct prison after being convict- t h a t ed of killing a Boston s h o u l d police detective, Sean Ellis lead to believed there was some- t h e m thing suspicious about the b e i n g officers who led the mur- f i r e d , ” der investigation. He just s a i d couldn’t prove it. S c o t t It would take years of Roberts, digging and scores of pub- Sean t h e Ellis lic information requests s e n i o r from his attorneys to director uncover evidence that sev- of criminal justice cam- eral officers investigating paigns for Color of the 1993 murder case were Change, an online racial involved in criminal activi- justice organization, which Submitted graphic ty – information that was- is calling for prosecutors THIS MAP shows the route for Friday's lighted bike parade, which starts at Cold Iron Brewing at 8 p.m. n’t shared with the defense. nationwide to create lists. A Superior Court judge The Supreme Court in 2015 ordered a new trial ruled that prosecutors Superior Riders invites public to lighted bike parade for Ellis and his murder have a constitutional charges were later dis- responsibility to share By RICHARD JENKINS This is the third year the Superior Although they may do a couple missed. information favorable to [email protected] Riders have held the parade, which more rides depending on the weath- Defense attorneys have the defense, including law IRONWOOD – The organizers of Davey said is open to everyone. er, the lighted parade is generally the long run up against a brick enforcement officers with the Superior Riders’ annual lighted People can be as creative as they culmination of the Superior Riders wall when trying to discov- credibility issues. It is often bike parade are inviting the public to want when decorating their bikes, season er whether an officer has called the Brady rule. come out both to participate and according to Davey, with many peo- Even if people don’t want to par- credibility issues that Wrongdoings that can watch this year’s ride. ple buying battery powered lights ticipate in the parade, Davey invited could set their client free. land an officer on a so- The parade starts at 8 p.m. Friday from Walmart or tying glow sticks to them to come out and watch as it But the case of Ellis and called Brady list or in front of Cold Iron Brewing on Low- the bikes. passes through town. more recently, Philadel- database include lying on a ell Street and will travel a little over 3 “Use your imagination, you can do “That’s what we’re hoping, just to phia rapper Meek Mill, police report, excessive miles through the city. anything you want,” he said. see if we can get people to come see it. born Robert Williams, is force, bigoted comments or “We tried to put it down a bunch There may be prizes for the top I know everybody that participates fueling calls among civil crimes such as drunken of streets this year so people can three most lighted bikes, Davey said. has a great time, I mean it’s a blast,” liberty groups and reform- driving or domestic vio- hopefully come out and watch, see The group generally rides together Davey said. “It would be kind of cool minded district attorneys lence. Some lists also what it looks like,” said Sam Davey, through the parade route, either sin- if you had a bunch of people come to make the system more include officers under one of the organizers. gle-file or in pairs. out cheering for (the riders).” transparent. It is part of a investigation, though they larger call to address crimi- could be removed if the Great Lakes freighters may have to treat ballast water nal justice reform at a time allegation is dismissed. of growing anger over Others have expanded the MADISON, Wis. (AP) – More than also damage docks and boats and Canadian regulators want the police shootings and list to include lab techni- $375 billion in cargo – iron ore, coal, clog pipes and machinery, costing the country’s 80 lakers to treat ballast wrongful convictions often cians and others who cement, stone, grain and more – has Great Lakes region an estimated water by 2024, and environmentalists involving African-Ameri- might testify on the govern- flowed between Great Lakes ports $500 million each year. are pushing for similar rules for the cans. ment’s behalf. and foreign nations since 1959. That More than 20 years of federal and roughly 50 freighters that fly a U.S. Five years after protests With no clear guidance is when Queen Elizabeth and U.S. state efforts to regulate ballast water flag. The U.S. Environmental Protec- that erupted in Ferguson, from the courts on how President Dwight Eisenhower chris- have slowed the introduction of new tion Agency is expected to develop Missouri, over the fatal that information should be tened the St. Lawrence Seaway, species to the Great Lakes. But those new standards by December 2020, shooting of unarmed shared, critics have chided heralding it as an engineering marvel. regulations exempt “lakers” – hulk- and the Coast Guard plans to draft teenager Michael Brown, prosecutors for failing to But that series of locks, dams and ing freighters traveling exclusively implementation rules two years after. activists have been pushing keep track of problem offi- channels connecting the Great Lakes within the Great Lakes – and But industry groups argue prosecutors to create lists cers and going out of their to the Atlantic Ocean also carved a researchers say that helps invasive researchers have not proved lakers of problem police officers, way to keep information pathway for foreign plants and ani- species spread after they arrive. move invasive species, and new regu- limit the use of the officers from the defense – either mals to wreak billions of dollars in Lakers can hold up to 16 million lations would cost hundreds of mil- on them and review cases by failing to disclose the ecological damage to the lakes. At gallons of ballast water. The water lions of dollars and grind business to these officers worked to details about the officer, least 80 invasive species have arrived helps ships maintain balance by a halt. Lakers handle about half of the determine whether cases choosing not to put the in the ballast water that transatlantic dumping or replacing it as they deliv- $15 billion in cargo that moves should be dropped or if officer on the stand or ships take in and discharge for bal- er or take on cargo. around the Great Lakes each year. defendants should be dropping a case altogether. ance. “You would expect these ships to For now, no treatment system cost- exonerated. Criminal justice advocates The round goby, which came from move invasive species, and that’s effectively kills unwanted organisms “In addition to charges, said the Brady rule viola- the Black and Caspian seas in the what our research shows,” said Alle- in laker ballast water, but scientists this is the other thing that tions have long been a 1990s, gobbles up food some native gra Cangelosi, a Great Lakes ballast are racing to find a solution – and prosecutors can be doing – problem and continue to fish depend upon. So do European water expert and senior researcher at test it – before regulators finalize the making it very hard for pose a risk to innocent zebra and quagga mussels, which Penn State University-Behrend. new rules. officers to engage in the defendants. Farmers look to apps to help with timing of crop treatment BLACK RIVER FALLS, pathologist Damon Smith “That’s probably where about certain diseases. like location and plant ture educator for UW- Wis. (AP) – Rains that from the University of Wis- the (flood) water sat,” Smith said farmers are growth in the field to Extension in Jackson inundated Wisconsin this consin-Madison. But an Smith said. “As the water looking for closely-tailored help predict the best time County. spring after a wet fall and app is helping farmers receded, some of this corn recommendations about to treat for white mold in “Right now, everyone is winter forced farmers to make better decisions was able to emerge. But what to do. As a result, soybeans. just looking at their bottom plant their crops historical- about when to do so. some of this corn in the Smith said one of his pro- Deciding when to use line and trying to cut what- ly late, and that has led to On a recent trip to a middle never did emerge, it grams have developed fungicide on crops is cru- ever expenses that they uneven growth stages. corn field in Black River just pretty much rotted in smartphone apps that use cial because farmers don’t have,” Pfaff said. “When That has made it diffi- Falls in western Wisconsin, the ground.” GPS-referenced weather to have extra money to put you’re spraying multiple cult for farmers to decide Smith pointed to a section Smith said he’s hearing help farmers make deci- into their fields after years fields and you have to put when to apply fungicide to of a corn field where the more from farmers asking sions. of low commodity prices on more than one applica- crops because it’s based on stalks were shorter and for advice on their crops, For instance, farmers and the trade war with tion, that could make or specific growth stages of paler, Wisconsin Public sending him photos from can input data into an China hurting exports, break the bank really for the plants, said plant Radio reported. their fields and inquiring app called Sporecaster, said Jamie Pfaff, an agricul- some people.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 9 Springer's homer in 10th keys Astros' 3- 2 win over Brewers MILWAUKEE (AP) – George Springer his first save. was just trying to get a hit in the 10th The strikeout call on Yelich by umpire inning to start a rally. He did a lot more Ben May upset manager Craig Counsell. than that. "It's two awful calls," Counsell said, as Springer homered to start the inning Yelich had also been called out on strikes and lifted the Houston Astros to a 3-2 win in the sixth inning. "I don't know what to over the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday. say. It's the magnitude of the spot, it's the "I'm just trying to get on base," Springer hitter. It's just bad calls, it's bad umpiring. said. "Leading off the inning, hopefully I When it's Christian Yelich and the game's can get to first base somehow and let the on the line and you miss calls, it hurts and other guys do the work, but I was able to it dramatically affects the outcome of the hit one hard." game." Springer's 30th homer came off reliever Yelich had tied the game in the ninth Junior Guerra (8-5) and put the Astros hitting a solo homer off reliever Roberto ahead. Osuna (4-3). He was more diplomatic after Milwaukee had a chance to tie it in the the game about the strikeouts bottom of the inning, but reliever Josh "You guys saw it, so I'll let you guys all James struck out Christian Yelich looking make your own judgments. I don't want to and Hernán Perez swinging to end the say anything that's going to get myself game with runners on first and second for fined," he said. Houston 3, Milwaukee 2 Houston has won 12 of its last 15 Houston Milwaukee ab rhbi ab rhbi games. Milwaukee trails four teams for one Springer cf-rf 4221 Grisham cf 4010 of the two NL wild card slots. Altuve 2b 5010 Grandal c 3111 Brantley rf-lf 4000 Yelich rf 5111 The late long balls overshadowed a stel- Bregman ss 5041 Moustakas 3b 4000 lar performance by Astros starter Gerrit Alvarez lf 4111 H.Pérez ss 1000 Marisnick cf 1000 Braun lf 4000 Cole. Gurriel 1b 4000 Thames 1b 4010 Cole's 14 strikeouts, recorded in just six Toro 3b 4010 Spangenberg 2b 4010 Maldonado c 4010 Arcia ss 3010 innings, matched his season high for the Cole p 2000 Shaw ph-3b 1000 Tucker ph 1000 Houser p 1000 third time this season. He had won 11 Rondón p 0000 Claudio p 0000 straight starts. Associated Press Harris p 0000 Gamel ph 1000 Reddick ph 1000 Suter p 0000 Cole's outing came one day after team- HOUSTON ASTROS' George Springer is congratulated by Alex Bregman after hit- Osuna p 0000 Peralta p 0000 mate Justin Verlander threw a no-hitter ting a home run during the 10th inning against the Milwaukee Brewers Monday in James p 0000 Cain ph 1000 Black p 0000 against the Blue Jays. Milwaukee. Guerra p 0000 Cole gave up a solo home run to Yas- Freitas ph 0000 ton, moments after hitting a line-drive foul was scratched from the lineup Sunday Anderson pr 0000 mani Grandal on his seventh pitch of the Williams pr 0000 ball that made his teammates scatter in the after being hit on the elbow by a pitch Sat- Totals 39 3 10 3 Totals 36 262 game, a 97 mph fastball. Grandal's oppo- Houston 001 001 000 1—3 site-field shot to left, his 22nd homer of dugout. It was his 22nd home run of the urday. Milwaukee 100 000 001 0—2 year, tying the franchise rookie record set Brewers: 3B Mike Moustakas (left palm, E_Osuna (1). DP_Houston 1, Milwaukee 1. LOB_Houston 8, Milwaukee 8. the season, gave the Brewers a 1-0 lead in 2B_Maldonado (2), Bregman (32). HR_Alvarez (22), Springer (30), Grandal the first inning. by Carlos Correa in 2015. wrist) returned to the starting lineup. He (22), Yelich (43). SB_Toro (1). The homer was off of Milwaukee left- had missed five starts. IP HRER BB SO But the 105-pitch outing by Cole, who Houston also recorded double-digit strikeouts in hander Brent Suter, who was making his ROSTER REPORT Cole 6311214 first appearance since having Tommy John Astros: Recalled OF Kyle Tucker, C Gar- Rondón H,15 100002 each of his last three starts, was dazzling. Harris H,23 110000 surgery on July 31, 2018. rett Stubbs and LHP Cionel Pérez from Osuna W,4-3 121101 The major-league leader in strikeouts James S,1-2 100023 (266) walked two and gave up three hits, Milwaukee starter Adrian Houser gave Triple-A Round Rock. Milwaukee up just one earned run for the fifth Brewers: Recalled RHP Taylor Williams Houser 41-3 51126 including a bunt single and an infield sin- Claudio 2-3 00000 gle. straight start. He was lifted after his 98th from Triple-A San Antonio. Suter 21-3 31102 pitch with the game tied at 1 in the fifth UP NEXT Peralta 2-3 00001 Besides Grandal's homer, only one ball Black 100000 struck by Brewers batters left the infield. inning. The teams finish their two-game series Guerra L,8-5 121102 TRAINER'S ROOM with Astros RHP Zack Greinke (14-4, 2.99 WP_Cole. Cole struck out four Milwaukee batters Umpires_Home, Ben May; First, Chad Whitson; Second, Doug Eddings; Astros: 1B Yuli Gurriel (left elbow con- ERA) facing Brewers RHP Jordan Lyles (9- Third, Bill Miller. two times each, including Yelich. T_3:35. A_39,046 (41,900). Yordan Alvarez also homered for Hous- tusion) returned to the starting lineup. He 8, 4.55 ERA). Erik Jones holds off Busch to win rain-delayed Southern 500 DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) – Erik Jones "We kind of lost control that pit stop used every bit of stamina he had at Dar- where we came in the leader and came out lington Raceway. Few know better than third," Busch said. "I thought if we could Jones the effort it took to hold off Joe keep in touch with (Jones and Larson), Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch and keep close to them, we might be able to win the rain-delayed Southern 500. out-pit road them at the end of the race. "I'm mentally drained," he said with a We got by one of them, but not the other smile. "I'm physically drained." one. But overall, good day." Jones took the lead from Kyle Larson 85 Busch clinched the regular-season laps from the end and stayed in front of points lead. Busch the rest of the way to add a win at Kevin Harvick was fourth and Brad iconic Darlington Raceway with his first Keselowski was fifth. NASCAR Cup Series victory at Daytona in Clint Bowyer was sixth followed by the July 2018. winner of the opening stage, Kurt Busch, "It's pretty crazy, right," he said. "I'm not Matt DiBenedetto, Paul Menard and Austin a hugely emotional guy, but to get a win Dillon. here means a lot to me." PLAYOFF STREAK: Jimmie Johnson Some had wondered if the 23-year-old made some headway on his quest for a Jones was the soft spot in the JGR power- 16th straight playoff appearance, but was house as Busch, Denny Hamlin and Mar- hindered when he was caught up in a final tin Truex Jr. had all won four times apiece stage crash that bumped him back to 16th this season while Jones' No. 20 was win- at the Southern 500. Johnson trimmed his less. playoff deficit from 26 points to 18. Still, "Is there anything more to say?" Jones he'll likely need a win in Indianapolis next asked as the crowd cheered. week to qualify for the postseason. Not anymore. Jones' victory means all "We're running out of days and if we four of Joe Gibbs' drivers has taken the miss it, it's going to be by a few (points) I checkered flag and are locked into the believe," Johnson said. "I can look back NASCAR playoffs that start in two weeks. over the first half of the season and see a "It takes a lot to beat them," Jones of his lot of races where we gave away a few teammates. "Especially when you're racing points." the same equipment." HAMLIN'S LOST WEEKEND: Denny To have the win come at Darlington Hamlin came in the hottest driver in made it even more special for Jones. NASCAR and left the Darlington weekend "This is one of those races for me that Associated Press wondering what went wrong. has always held a special place. You think ERIK JONES celebrates his victory after a Cup Series race on Sunday at Darlington He was caught up in that final-stage of NASCAR, you think of Darlington," he Raceway in Darlington, S.C. Jones held off Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch accident and wound up 29th, his second- said. to win the rain-delayed Southern 500 that ended early Monday morning. worst placing of the season. On Saturday, Larson was second, his third top three Hamlin crossed the line first in the Xfinity ing 44 in this one. got up to Jones' bumper near the end. But finish at Darlington in the past four years. race, but was disqualified when his car Busch, who started in the back after he brushed the wall on the next-to-last lap He led 497 laps during that stretch, includ- failed post-race inspection. swapping out an engine after qualifying, and ended third. Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 Minnesota Detroit Kepler's 8th-inning single leads Twins over Tigers 4-3 ab rhbi ab rhbi Kepler cf-rf 5022 Reyes lf 3021 Polanco ss 5030 W.Castro ss 4010 DETROIT (AP) – The Minnesota Twins' to help win a game at this time of year." there and we win, I consider it a success. I Cruz dh 5020 Cabrera dh 4121 path to the playoffs is getting a boost on Sergio Romo and Taylor Rogers retired didn't win, but the team did. That's the Rosario lf 5010 Rodríguez 2b 4000 Garver c 2010 H.Castro cf 4010 the road. the final six Tigers hitters, with Rogers only stat I care about – how often we win Astudillo c 1000 Lugo 3b 4110 Wade Jr ph-rf 1100 Mercer 1b 4110 Max Kepler hit a two-out, two-run sin- picking up his 22nd save. Zack Littell (3-0) when I pitch." Buxton cf 0000 Demeritte rf 4011 gle in the eighth inning and the AL Cen- got the win after pitching a scoreless sev- Miguel Cabrera hit a solo home run, his Arraez 2b 4230 J.Rogers c 2000 Cron 1b 4000 tral-leading Twins topped the Detroit enth. 10th, in the first. Adrianza put Minnesota Cave rf 4000 Tigers 4-3 on Monday. "It didn't come easy, but we kept play- ahead with a homer in the second. J.Castro c 0000 Adrianza 3b 4122 The Twins have gone 6-1 in the first ing well, pitching well and making plays," Detroit rallied in the fifth, starting the Totals 40 4 14 4 Totals 33 393 seven games of a 10-game road trip. They Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said. "Not inning with three singles to tie the score. Minnesota 020 000 020 —4 Detroit 100 020 000 —3 began the day 5 1/2 games ahead of Cleve- every game is going to come down to a lot Jake Rogers bunted the runners to second E_Cave (3). DP_Minnesota 0, Detroit 1. LOB_Minnesota 10, Detroit 5. 2B_Arraez (13), Reyes (10). HR_Adrianza (5), Cabrera (10). SF_Reyes (1). land in the division. of homers and a big victory margin." and third and Victor Reyes hit a sacrifice S_J.Rogers (2). "We are so versatile, and that gives us a Tigers starter Jordan Zimmermann, fly to put Detroit up 3-2. IP HRER BB SO Minnesota lot of ways to win games," Kepler said. "We relying heavily on the sinker he started The Tigers had chances to add on runs Odorizzi 553307 can do it all." throwing after the All-Star break, gave up in the sixth and seventh innings. In the Duffey 120003 Littell W,3-0 120000 Detroit went 1-6 in its seven-game two runs on nine hits in six innings. sixth, they had runners on second and Romo H,9 100000 homestand. "It is really turning into a pitch I can third with one out before Tyler Duffey T.Rogers S,22-28 100001 Detroit Trailing 3-2, Minnesota started the count on in key situations," he said. "When struck out Dawel Lugo and Jody Mercer. Zimmermann 692203 Soto H,2 120001 eighth with two singles off Buck Farmer I need a groundball, I have the confidence In the seventh, Willi Castro hit a single Farmer L,13 2-3 22212 (5-6). He retired the next two batters, but to throw the two-seamer and get one." off Littell with two out, but Reyes was out Hall BS,0-1 1-3 10001 Garcia 100000 Ehire Adrianza's infield single loaded the Twins starter Jake Odorizzi allowed trying to score from second. HBP_Odorizzi (H.Castro). bases for Kepler. three runs and five hits in five innings. He "We had some good swings early Umpires_Home, Paul Nauert; First, John Libka; Second, Carlos Torres; Third, Angel Hernandez. Matt Hall relieved and Kepler lined a struck out seven without walking a batter. against Odorizzi, which I liked to see," T_3:07. A_14,614 (41,297). two-run single to center field. "We're not always going to score 10 Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire said. "We Tigers rookie Bryan Garcia made his "I just wanted to make hard contact," he runs, so we have to help find a way to win just missed some chances to add on runs major league debut, pitching a scoreless said. "It's pretty special to get a hit like that games like that," he said. "Any time I go out against their bullpen and it hurt us." ninth. l 10 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

South let, 354. Designated RHP Drew Anderson for AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT WLTPct PF PA 32. (35) JJ Yeley(i), Chevrolet, 352. assignment. Placed RHP Jerad East Division Tennessee 220.500 69 65 33. (21) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, Eickhoff on the 60-day IL. Reinstat- W L Pct GB Indianapolis 130.250 64 78 351. ed OF Jay Bruce from the 10-day IL. New York 90 49 .647 _ Houston 130.250 66 107 34. (39) Joey Gase(i), Toyota, 349. Recalled OF Nick Williams from Tampa Bay 81 58 .583 9 Jacksonville 040.000 29 106 35. (38) Garrett Smithley(i), Chevro- Lehigh Valley (EL). Sent RHP Boston 74 63 .540 15 North let, 344. Edubray Ramos to Reading (EL) for Toronto 55 84 .396 35 WLTPct PF PA 36. (27) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 330. a rehab assignment. Transferred Baltimore 45 92 .328 44 Baltimore 4001.000 101 35 37. (18) Daniel Hemric , Chevrolet, LHP Adam Morgan to the 60-day IL. Central Division Pittsburgh 310.750 84 66 Accident, 274. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — WLPct GB Cleveland 310.750 83 57 38. (23) Michael McDowell, Ford, Assigned RHP Rookie Davis out- Minnesota 85 52 .620 _ Cincinnati 130.250 69 89 Accident, 274. right to Indianapolis (IL). Cleveland 79 58 .577 6 West 39. (36) BJ McLeod(i), Chevrolet, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Chicago 60 76 .441 24½ WLTPct PF PA Accident, 194. Recalled SS Edmundo Sosa from Kansas City 49 89 .355 36½ Oakland 310.750 84 67 Race Statistics Memphis (PCL). Detroit 40 95 .296 44 Denver 230.400 69 73 Average Speed of Race Winner: SAN DIEGO PADRES — Select- West Division Kansas City 130.250 82 88 133.825 mph. ed the contract of RHP Ronald WLPct GB L.A. Chargers130.250 72 83 Time of Race: 3 Hrs, 44 Mins, 46 Bolaños from Amarillo (TL). Trans- Houston 90 49 .647 _ NFC Secs. Margin of Victory: 4.058 Sec- ferred LHP José Castillo to the 60- Oakland 78 58 .574 10½ East onds. day IL. Texas 68 71 .489 22 WLTPct PF PA Caution Flags: 7 for 35 laps. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Los Angeles 65 73 .471 24½ N.Y. Giants 4001.000 119 87 Lead Changes: 13 among 8 drivers. Selected the contract of RHP Kyle Seattle 58 81 .417 32 Dallas 220.500 72 44 Lap Leaders: W. Byron 0;B. Barraclough from Sacramento Sunday's Games Washington 130.250 49 80 Keselowski 1-19;K. Busch 20-69;C. (PCL). Recalled LHP Andrew Houston 2, Toronto 0 Philadelphia 130.250 49 69 Elliott 70-78;K. Busch 79-103;K. Suarez from Sacramento. Tampa Bay 8, Cleveland 2 South Larson 104-142;K. Busch 143- Minnesota 8, Detroit 3 WLTPct PF PA 159;K. Busch 160-277;K. Larson ARIZONA NFL CARDINALS — N.Y. Yankees 5, Oakland 4 Tampa Bay 310.750 74 71 278-282;E. Jones 283-320;C. Placed CB Robert Alford on IR. Kansas City 6, Baltimore 4 Carolina 220.500 65 69 Bowyer 321;K. Busch 322-323;J. Released QB Drew Anderson and Seattle 11, Texas 3 New Orleans 220.500 85 80 Johnson 324-326;E. Jones 327-367. WR A.J. Richardson from the prac- Boston 4, L.A. Angels 3 Atlanta 140.200 85 101 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times tice squad. Signed LB Cassius Atlanta 5, Chicago White Sox 3 North Lead, Laps Led): Kyle Busch 1 time Marsh to a one-year contract. Monday's Games WLTPct PF PA for 118 laps; Kurt Busch 4 times for Signed OL Sam Jones to the prac- Texas 7, N.Y. Yankees 0 Minnesota 310.750 102 80 94 laps; Erik Jones 2 times for 79 tice squad. Atlanta 6, Toronto 3 Green Bay 220.500 89 94 laps; Kyle Larson 2 times for 44 ATLANTA FALCONS — Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 Chicago 130.250 68 91 laps; Brad Waived/injured FB Ricky Ortiz. Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 4, 10 Detroit 040.000 62 105 Keselowski 1 time for 19 laps; Agreed to terms with FB Keith West Chase Elliott 1 time for 9 laps; Jim- Chicago Cubs 5, Seattle 1 Smith. Signed WR Brandon Powell Associated Press Houston 3, Milwaukee 2, 10 WLTPct PF PA mie Johnson 1 time for 3 laps; Clint and S Jamal Carter to the practice Chi. White Sox at Cleveland, late San Francisco310.750 92 68 Bowyer 1 time for 1 lap. squad. STAN WAWRINKA, of Switzerland, celebrates after winning the first set against Tuesday's Games Seattle 310.750 81 69 Stage 1 Top Ten: BUFFALO BILLS — Signed QB Baltimore (TBD) at Tampa Bay L.A. Rams 220.500 45 44 1,48,42,18,11,9,2,22,19,20 Davis Webb, LB Nate Hall and WR Novak Djokovic, of Serbia, during round four of the U.S. Open tennis champi- (TBD), 4:10 p.m., 1st game Arizona 130.250 59 86 Stage 2 Top Ten: Tyron Johnson to the practice onships Sunday in New York. Texas (Jurado 7-10) at N.Y. Yan- Thursday's Games 18,1,11,20,42,14,48,24,2,4 squad. kees (Paxton 11-6), 6:35 p.m. N.Y. Jets 6, Philadelphia 0 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Chicago White Sox (Cease 3-7) Indianapolis 13, Cincinnati 6 AllWNBA Times EDT Placed OT O'Shea Dugas on IR. at Cleveland (Clevinger 10-2), 7:10 Buffalo 27, Minnesota 23 EASTERN CONFERENCE Signed G John Jerry. Signed OT Carolina 25, Pittsburgh 19 US Open Glance: Federer, Minnesota (Berríos 11-7) at WLPct GB Wyatt Miller to the practice squad. Boston (Porcello 12-10), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta 31, Jacksonville 12 x-Washington 23 8 .742 — CLEVELAND BROWNS — Toronto (Waguespack 4-2) at Baltimore 20, Washington 7 x-Connecticut 22 9 .710 1 Signed OT Greg Robinson. Signed Atlanta (Foltynewicz 4-5), 7:20 p.m. Miami 16, New Orleans 13 x-Chicago 19 13 .594 4½ RB Elijah McGuire and OT Paul Wawrinka, Serena in quarterfinals Baltimore (Means 10-9) at Tampa Cleveland 20, Detroit 16 Indiana 11 21 .344 12½ Adams to the practice squad. Bay (TBD), 7:40 p.m., 2nd game L.A. Rams 22, Houston 10 New York 9 22 .290 14 DENVER BRONCOS — Placed Houston (Greinke 14-4) at Mil- Green Bay 27, Kansas City 20 Atlanta 7 24 .226 16 TE Jake Butt, QB Drew Lock and RB NEW YORK (AP)--Roger Federer's est-ranked semifinalist in New York since waukee (Lyles 9-8), 7:40 p.m. Tampa Bay 17, Dallas 15 WESTERN CONFERENCE Theo Riddick on IR. Signed LBs Seattle (Hernández 1-4) at Chica- Tennessee 19, Chicago 15 WLPct GB Keishawn Bierria and Corey Nelson potential path to the U.S. Open final no Connors was No. 174 that year. Wawrinka, go Cubs (Lester 11-9), 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Giants 31, New England 29 x-Las Vegas 20 12 .625 — and CB Davontae Harris. Signed RB longer includes nemesis Novak Djokovic – who won the 2016 U.S. Open, faces maybe Detroit (Norris 3-11) at Kansas Denver 20, Arizona 7 x-Los Angeles 19 12 .613 ½ Khalfani Muhammad to the practice City (Montgomery 3-7), 8:15 p.m. Seattle 17, Oakland 15 x-Minnesota 17 15 .531 3 squad. or anyone else who ever has beaten him on the most in-form player on tour in L.A. Angels (Sandoval 0-1) at L.A. Chargers 27, San Francisco 24 x-Seattle 16 15 .516 3½ DETROIT LIONS — Placed DE a hard court, for that matter. Federer is 26- Medvedev, who leads the ATP with 48 Oakland (Roark 8-8), 10:07 p.m. CFL x-Phoenix 15 16 .484 4½ Austin Bryant on IR. Released TE Wednesday's Games All Times EDT Dallas 10 21 .323 9½ Austin Traylor from the practice 0 on that surface against the players left on wins and is 9-0 in quarterfinals this year. Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. East Division x-clinched playoff spot squad. Signed TE Logan Thomas. Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, W LTPct PF PA Sunday's Games Signed LB Jason Cabinda to the his half of the bracket. The next step for Serena Williams tries to get back to the Minnesota at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Hamilton 920.818 336 217 Chicago 105, Phoenix 78 practice squad. the five-time champion at Flushing Mead- semifinals when she plays first-time quar- Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Montreal 540.556 232 234 Minnesota 81, Indiana 73 GREEN BAY PACKERS — L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:07 Ottawa 370.300 193 286 Seattle 92, Atlanta 75 Released LB James Crawford. ows is a quarterfinal against unseeded terfinalist Wang Qiang, while No. 5 Elina Toronto 190.100 178 348 Monday's Games HOUSTON TEXANS — Acquired Grigor Dimitrov. The other men's quarter- Svitolina meets No. 16 Johanna Konta. NationalAll Times League EDT West Division No games scheduled WR Kenny Stills and T Laremy Tun- East Division WLTPct PF PA Tuesday's Games sil from the Miami Dolphins for CB final on Day 9 of the Grand Slam tourna- MONDAY'S KEY RESULTS WLPct GB Winnipeg 830.727 320 218 Washington at New York, 7 p.m. Johnson Bademosi and T Julien ment is No. 5 Daniil Medvedev against No. Men's : No. 20 Diego Schwartzman beat Atlanta 85 54 .612 _ Saskatchewan730.700 283 218 Seattle at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Davenport. Acquired LB Jacob Mar- Washington 77 59 .566 6½ Calgary 640.600 274 229 Atlanta at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. tin and LB Barkevious Mingo from 23 Stan Wawrinka, who advanced when No. 6 Alexander Zverev 3-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3; Philadelphia 71 65 .522 12½ Edmonton 650.545 273 223 Wednesday's Games the Seattle Seahawks for DE/LB defending champion and No. 1 seed No. 24 Matteo Berrettini beat Andrey New York 70 67 .511 14 BC 190.100 205 321 Dallas at Connecticut, 7 p.m.< Jadeveon Clowney. Miami 48 88 .353 35½ Sunday's Game INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Djokovic retired from their fourth-round Rublev 6-1, 6-4, 7-6 (6). Central Division Saskatchewan 19, Winnipeg 17 TransactionsAmerican League Waived S Rolan Milligan. Signed QB WLPct GB Monday's Games BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Desig- Brian Hoyer. Signed DE Jamal match because of a painful left shoulder. Women's: No. 13 Belinda Bencic beat St. Louis 77 60 .562 _ Hamilton 38, Toronto 27 nated RHP Tom Eshelman for Davis, RB Quinton Flowers, DT Federer is 6-0 against Dimitrov on hard No. 1 Naomi Osaka 7-5, 6-4; No. 23 Donna Chicago 74 63 .540 3 Calgary 25, Edmonton 9 assignment. Reinstated DH Mark Brian Price and WR Chad Williams Milwaukee 70 67 .511 7 Friday, Sept. 6 Trumbo from the 60-day IL. to the practice squad. courts and, should he win, would face Vekic beat No. 26 Julia Goerges 6-7 (5), 7- Cincinnati 64 74 .464 13½ BC at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — unbeaten records on the surface into a 5, 6-3; No. 25 Elise Mertens beat Kristie Pittsburgh 60 77 .438 17 Saturday's Sept. 7 OF Kyle Tucker and C Garrett Signed LB Myles Jack to a four-year West Division Toronto at Ottawa, 1 p.m. Stubbs from Round Rock (PCL). contract extension. Signed QB semifinal against either Wawrinka (17-0) Ahn 6-1, 6-1. W L Pct GB Saskatchewan at Winnipeg, 4 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Chase Litton, LB Deshaun Davis, or Medvedev (3-0). At 38-year-old Federer STAT OF THE DAY Los Angeles 89 50 .640 _ Calgary at Edmonton, 7 p.m. Recalled RHP Heath Fillmyer from WR Keelan Doss and OT Blake Arizona 71 67 .514 17½ Friday, Sept. 13 Omaha (PCL). Reinstated LHP Hance to the practice squad. is trying to become the oldest Grand Slam 42 Years since the last time a man from San Francisco 66 71 .482 22 Ottawa at BC, 10 p.m. Danny Duffy, C Cam Gallagher and KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — San Diego 64 73 .467 24 Saturday's Sept. 14 SS Adalberto Mondesi from the 10- Signed RB LeSean McCoy. semifinalist since Jimmy Connors was 39 Italy reached the quarterfinals at the U.S. Colorado 59 79 .428 29½ Hamilton at Calgary, 4 p.m. day IL. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Released during his 1991 run at the U.S. Open; No. Open; Matteo Berrettini is the first to do so Sunday's Games Montreal at Saskatchewan, 7 MINNESOTA TWINS — Rein- LS John Denney. Waived DT Vin- St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3, 1st stated OF Byron Buxton from the cent Taylor. Signed DT John Jenk- 78 Dimitrov is trying to become the low- since Corrado Barazzutti in 1977. Washington 9, Miami 3 NASCAR-Monster 10-day IL. ins and LS Taybor Pepper. Milwaukee 4, Chicago Cubs 0 Energy Bojangles' NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Pittsburgh 6, Colorado 2 Southern 500 1B Edwin Encarnacion and RHP Waived P Matt Wile. Signed P Brit- San Diego 8, San Francisco 4 Results Luis Severino to Scranton/Wilkes- ton Colquitt. Signed PK Chase Sunday McLaughlin to the practice squad. Lions seeking better start L.A. Dodgers 4, Arizona 3, 11 Barre (IL) for rehab assignments. Atlanta 5, Chicago White Sox 3 At Darlington Raceway Traded RHP J.P. Feyereisen to Mil- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Mets 2 Darlington, S.C. waukee for INF Brenny Escanio and Placed WR N'Keal Harry on IR. Re- Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 3, 2nd Lap Length: 1.366 miles international signing bonus pool signed WR Demaryius Thomas. Monday's Games (Pole number in parentheses) money. Signed TE Stephen Anderson, LBs after messing up 2018 opener Atlanta 6, Toronto 3 1. (15) Erik Jones, Toyota, 367. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Designat- Terez Hall and Calvin Munson, FB N.Y. Mets 7, Washington 3 2. (3) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 367. ed RHP Aaron Slegers for assign- Jakob Johnson, DL Ufomba Kamalu Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 1 3. (33) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 367. ment. Recalled LHP Anthony Banda and Nick Thurman and OL Dan ALLEN PARK (AP) – A better start is on New coordinator Darrell Bevell has St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1 4. (11) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 367. from Durham (IL). Selected the con- Skipper and Tyree St. Louis to the everyone's mind in Detroit. changed the Lions' offense, which could Chicago Cubs 5, Seattle 1 5. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 367. tract of RHP Cole Sulser from practice squad. Arizona 14, San Diego 7 6. (13) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 367. Durham. NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived The Lions open the season at Arizona, hold a few surprises for the Cardinals. Houston 3, Milwaukee 2, 10 7. (4) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 367. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — LB B.J. Goodson. Signed LB David hoping to perform far better than they did Bevell will depend heavily on the run, Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 8:10 8. (19) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, Recalled LHP Thomas Pannone Mayo. Tuesday's Games 367. from Buffalo (IL). Reinstated LHP NEW YORK JETS — Named last year when the New York Jets won big with Kerryon Johnson leading the way. Philadelphia (Velasquez 6-7) at 9. (17) Paul Menard, Ford, 367. Clayton Richard from the 10-day IL. Hines Ward offensive assistant Cincinnati (Wood 1-3), 6:40 p.m. 10. (14) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, National League coach. in Matt Patricia's debut as head coach. The Quarterback Matthew Stafford, entering Miami (Alcantara 4-12) at Pitts- 367. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — OAKLAND RAIDERS — Re- roster and coaching staff have been his 11th season, needs to understand the burgh (Keller 1-3), 7:05 p.m. 11. (5) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 367. Recalled RHP Jimmie Sherfy from signed DE Josh Mauro and LB Kyle N.Y. Mets (deGrom 8-8) at Wash- 12. (12) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, Reno (PCL). Wilber. Signed DE Quinton Bell, G tweaked in an effort to improve on the 6- ins and outs of the new offensive philoso- ington (Scherzer 9-5), 7:05 p.m. 367. CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned 3B Lester Cotton Sr., RB Damarea 10 record from 2018. phy. Toronto (Waguespack 4-2) at 13. (10) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 366. David Bote to Iowa (PCL). Designat- Crockett, LB Justin Phillips, DT Atlanta (Foltynewicz 4-5), 7:20 p.m. 14. (7) Joey Logano, Ford, 366. ed OF Mark Zagunis for assignment. Anthony Rush, TE Eric Saubert, "The first game of the season is always "We're looking for Matthew to be able Houston (Greinke 14-4) at Mil- 15. (22) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Recalled RHP Adbert Alzolay from WRs Marcell Ateman and Rico really difficult just in general because to run the show, just be able to be the mas- waukee (Lyles 9-8), 7:40 p.m. 366. Iowa. Activated OF Ben Zobrist from Gafford and CBs Dylan Mabin and San Francisco (Rodríguez 5-7) at 16. (6) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, the restricted list. Sent LHP Derek Nick Nelson. Placed QB Nathan you're not really sure what teams have ter of the offense, get us all into good situ- St. Louis (Flaherty 8-7), 7:45 p.m. 366. Holland to South Bend (MWL) and Peterman and CB Isaiah Johnson Seattle (Hernández 1-4) at Chica- 17. (30) Aric Almirola, Ford, 366. RHP Kendall Graveman to Iowa for on injured reserve. worked on through the spring," Patricia ations, keep us out of bad situations, and go Cubs (Lester 11-9), 8:05 p.m. 18. (16) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, rehab assignments. TAMP BAY BUCCANEERS — said Monday. "And I would say the first make smart decisions," Bevell said. San Diego (TBD) at Arizona 365. COLORADO ROCKIES — Awarded RB T.J. Logan off of (Kelly 9-13), 9:40 p.m. 19. (8) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 365. Recalled RHP Jeff Hoffman, LHP waivers from the Arizona Cardinals. month of the season (is difficult), espe- Protecting Stafford will be key. Colorado (González 0-6) at L.A. 20. (29) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 365. James Pazos and 3B Pat Valaika Waived LB Patrick O'Connor. cially as you play teams that have changed "That's a good front obviously, with the Dodgers (Maeda 8-8), 10:10 p.m. 21. (1) William Byron, Chevrolet, from Albuquerque (PCL). Signed RB Tony Brooks-James and Wednesday's Games 365. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — T Brad Seaton to the practice squad. (with) turnover in the roster and coaching two rushers they have on the edge. That's N.Y. Mets at Washington, 1:05 22. (20) Ryan Preece , Chevrolet, Selected the contract of INF Gavin TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed staff." the first thing that jumps out at you with Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 6:40 365. Lux from Oklahoma City (PCL). OL Adam Pankey to the practice Miami at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 23. (24) Ryan Newman, Ford, 365. Reinstated LHP Julio Urías from the squad. Claimed DB Chris Milton off Detroit's defense, which enters its sec- Chandler Jones and Terrell Suggs, that's San Francisco at St. Louis, 7:45 24. (28) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Josh waivers from the Indianapolis Colts. San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. 365. Sborz from Oklahoma City. Trans- Placed DB Josh Kalu on injured ond season under coordinator Paul where it starts," Bevell said. "That tells you Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 25. (25) Landon Cassill(i), Chevro- ferred 1B Tyler White to the 60-day reserve. Pasqualoni, faces the challenge of the they want to be able to get after the passer, let, 364. IL. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — 26. (26) David Ragan, Ford, 363. Signed DL Treyvon Hester. Signed NFL PreseasonAFC MILWAUKEE BREWERS — unknown with Arizona's new head coach they're going to be always in the game 27. (32) Matt Tifft , Ford, 362. LB Chris Odom to the practice East Recalled RHP Taylor Williams from Kliff Kingsbury and rookie quarterback when they're in their base defense, but 28. (31) Ross Chastain(i), Chevro- San Antonio (PCL). squad. Claimed LB Tanner Vallejo WLTPct PF PA let, 361. Buffalo 4001.000 102 73 NEW YORK METS — Designat- off waivers from the Buffalo Bills. Kyler Murray. The core of the Lions' also when they're in the nickel defense 29. (9) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 356. ed LHP Donnie Hart for assignment. COLLEGE New England 310.750 92 54 30. (34) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, defense returns, with a few new pieces, with those two edge rushers." Miami 310.750 86 63 Signed 2B Ruben Tejada to a minor NEW MEXICO — Named Matt 355. league contract. Frost assistant women's tennis including defensive linemen Mike Daniels The Lions' reworked offense features N.Y. Jets 220.500 63 69 31. (37) Joe Nemechek(i), Chevro- PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — coach. and Tre Flowers. three new tight ends, including first-round "I think we're much more familiar with pick T.J. Hockenson. Bevell said that posi- what the system is, fitting pieces, trying to tion is a clear upgrade from last season. Sluggish No. 7 Michigan beats get the right guys on the bus and getting "The cool thing is he's kind of come in them in the right seat, so to speak," and it hasn't been too big for him," Bevell Middle Tennessee 40-21 Pasqualoni said Monday. "I think that's a said. "He hasn't been that wide-eyed rook- process." ie, he's taken it all in stride." ANN ARBOR (AP) – Shea Patterson O'Hara was 22 of 32 for 217 yards with He expects a no-huddle, wide-open, up- NOTES: No updates were given on threw three touchdown passes and No. 7 two TDs, an interception and a score on tempo spread from the Cardinals' offense. starting middle linebacker Jarrad Davis Michigan easily won its season-opening the ground. "It stretches you this way horizontally," and center Frank Ragnow, who were game. "The stage didn't really affect me at all," he said, holding holds his arms out wide, injured in the preseason. The Lions will However, the dual-threat senior quar- he said. "and they stretch you vertically based on issue their first injury report after Wednes- terback wasn't in a mood to celebrate. Michigan pulled away after the half, the speed of what they have, in Kyler Mur- day's practice. . Rookie DE Austin Bryant Patterson lost a fumble on the first play leading 40-14 after Dylan McCaffrey's 6- ray's ability to throw the ball; he can throw was placed on injured reserve Monday of the game and put the ball on the turf yard run late in the third quarter and Ben the ball deep." and tight end Logan Thomas was re- again later in the game, casting a shadow Van Sumeren's 1-yard run with 6:37 left. Versatile Arizona running back David signed to the 53-man roster. Bryant, who on his perspective of the Wolverines' 40- Patterson was 17 of 29 for 203 yards Johnson adds another twist. was injured in training camp, will be eligi- 21 win over Middle Tennessee on Saturday with TD passes to Tarik Black, Nico "You put too many resources into the ble to contribute in Week 9 if reactivated. night. Collins and Sean McKeon. McCaffrey com- pass and the run hurts you. You put too Thomas was released on Sunday to make "Obviously, didn't get off to a good pleted both of his passes for 17 yards and many resources into the run and the pass room on the 53-man roster to sign free start," Patterson said. "I've got to take care ran for 42 yards along with a score. hurts you," Pasqualoni said. agent running back J.D. McKissic. of the football." Michigan's Zach Charbonnet ran for 90 Michigan unveiled its no-huddle, yards on eight carries in his college debut. Raiders claim QB DeShone Kizer off waivers spread offense and it was plagued by men- "I thought he played really well in pro- tal and physical mistakes. tecting, seeing the holes, making the cuts, ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) – The Raiders Cleveland in 2017 and was traded to "We shot ourselves in the foot at times protecting the ball," Harbaugh said. have claimed quarterback DeShone Kizer Green Bay in 2018. Kizer has played 18 with pre-snap penalties and mishandling "Looked like a very experienced back to off waivers from the Green Bay Packers. games, completing 53% of his passes with the ball," coach Jim Harbaugh said. me. The stage wasn't too big for him." The move made Sunday gives Oakland 24 interceptions and 11 TD passes for a The Blue Raiders took advantage of two THE TAKEAWAY four quarterbacks for the time being with 58.9 passer rating. turnovers, scoring TDs after recovering Middle Tennessee: The Blue Raiders Kizer joining starter Derek Carr and back- The Raiders released defensive end both fumbles. should good about being competitive in a ups Mike Glennon and Nathan Peterman. Josh Mauro to make room for Kizer on the Asher O'Hara ran for an 18-yard TD game they were expected to lose by about Kizer was a second-round pick by roster. after Patterson lost a fumble on a run to five touchdowns. give the Blue Raiders a 7-0 lead. O'Hara "We fought for four quarters, nobody Minnesota Twins break MLB single-season HR mark with 268 threw a 2-yard pass for a score to Jarrin threw in the towel," linebacker DQ Pierce after Lavert Hill fumbled on a punt Thomas said. "We scored in the last 30 sec- DETROIT (AP) – The Minnesota Twins ta's sixth homer of the game, although the return to pull them within 10 points late in onds. We had a late goal-line stop." have broken the major league home run Twins trailed 10-7. the first half. Michigan: New offensive coordinator record with their 268th of the season. Garver homered twice, and Nelson "We didn't back down," coach Rick Josh Gattis won't have a hard time finding The Twins passed the mark set last year Cruz, Max Kepler, Jorge Polanco and C.J. Stockstill said. "We didn't flinch, but we teaching points following his debut after by the New York Yankees when Mitch Cron also hit home runs for Minnesota. didn't play good enough to beat the No. 7 his quarterbacks combined to fumble Garver homered in the ninth inning at The Twins also passed the 1997 Seattle team in the country." three times. Detroit on Saturday night. It was Minneso- Mariners (264 homers) during the game. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MONDAY COMICS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Puppy love helps tired parents Dear Annie: I had to respond to the let- ter, “Sleepless in Los Angeles,” about the 6- year-old who insisted that her parents sleep with her. My husband and I had a similar problem. I was a nurse and worked on the swing shift, which meant I did not get home till 11:30 at night. Dad had to Dear feed our four kids and see that they had Annie their baths and got to bed. Well, the youngest, 6 years old, decided she was afraid to stay in the bathroom by that helped you heal. herself to take a bath. Dad thought long Dear Annie: I would like to correct the and hard how to deal with this and he misconception you stated in your came up with a plan that worked out great response to “Eating and Satisfied.” As a for all concerned. He would fix the water biologist, I read scientific literature on a for her and instead of him staying with variety of topics. There have been multi- her, our small fluffy white dog, Snowflake, ple, well-controlled animal studies that THE PAJAMA DIARIES would be in the bathroom with her. Our clearly demonstrate the effectiveness of daughter loved it, and Snowflake stayed intermittent fasting. And no, animals – with her during bath time until she out and humans – with less time to eat are not grew her fear of being alone. eating fewer calories. Maybe if this family has a dog or cat In the controlled studies, animals, such that could fill in for mom and dad, then as rats, were given free access to food dur- that would solve their problem. Just an ing the day, or access only during a limit- idea! – Dog to the Rescue ed number of hours. In these studies, ani- Dear Dog to the Rescue: Thank you for mals took in the same number of calories idea. Snowflake sounds like a great dog. throughout the day, no matter which regi- You are onto something. Both cats and men they were on. dogs can be very therapeutic. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM The results were clear. Intermittent fast- Dear Annie: I wish to offer a helpful ing resulted in weight loss, and clearly book on grieving: “Healing After Loss, your reader has experienced this truism. Daily Meditations for Working Through The hours spent fasting change the body’s Grief” by Martha Whitmore Hickman. metabolism in multiple ways, so that I lost my son last year. 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THE GRIZZWELLS l 12 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 TUESDAY COMICS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HERMAN SPEED BUMP Food habits are hard to break Dear Annie: My boyfriend, “Joseph,” grew up in a lower-income household in what we would now call a “food desert.” Most meals were fast food, and his parents didn’t really care about nutrition. They were just focused on getting something on the table, which I understand considering Dear their circumstances. However, fast-for- Annie ward 20 years, and he is still gorging on a lot of the same stuff he had as a kid – burgers, pizza, fried chicken, soda. have too much stress these days, and I was raised in a house where the stressing about healthy eating can be kitchen was the heart of the home, and unhealthy. Remember building new posi- vegetables were the lifeblood. Good meals tive habits takes time. Be patient with him meant good times with good friends as he learns new eating habits. Try and where we felt good about what we were remind him about how good it feels to feed eating. Cooking healthy, delicious meals is your body and mind with healthy foods. THE PAJAMA DIARIES important to me, and I’d like a partner Dear Annie: I am writing about who cares about this, too. Since moving to a bigger city with thoughtfulness and help regarding illness healthier options, his diet has improved a or death in the family of friends. I have great deal, but I can’t seem to just accept some suggestions because I have been in his choices around food, whether it’s not both situations. drinking water, not eating enough veggies Well-meaning friends will say: “Let me or not cooking at home often. know if I can help. Let me know if you Annie, how do I stop being so judg- would like a meal, a ride, grocery shop- mental about this? I know that he gets ping, etc.” Thoughtful friends will say: “I stressed out about food because thinking am bringing dinner over. What day and about nutrition and recipes is totally for- time would be best? I am going grocery MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM eign to him, and my nagging only is caus- shopping. Give me your list so I can do ing him more stress. This is one of our that for you. I will pick you up for your biggest sources of conflict, but I can’t seem doctor’s appointment. What day and to get over being “right” that his quality of time?” life will improve when he improves the Most of the ill or bereaved are not going quality food he’s consuming. – Kitchen to ask for help. I hope that this is a wake- Confidential up call for the “well-meaning.” – Actions Dear Kitchen Confidential: It’s no Speak Louder Than Words. secret that eating healthy is an important Dear Actions Speak Louder Than part of life. Good nutrition is imperative Words: Thank you for taking the time to for a long, happy and healthy life. Your write, and let’s hope that your suggestions childhood sounds very fortunate. will help people to do more and say less BORN LOSER Yet just as important as good nutrition when it comes to helping out a friend in are good relations filled with love, toler- grief. ance and understanding. Be grateful that Send your questions for Annie Lane to your boyfriend is trying, and give him [email protected]. credit whenever he eats a healthy meal. We COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Revisit dreams you put by SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- but also imaginative, you will the wayside. Make a list of pri- Dec. 21) — Talks will be mis- come up with a plan that will orities and put together a plan leading. Listen carefully and help expand your interests. ALLEY OOP that will encourage you to get decipher the meaning behind TAURUS (April 20-May 20) things done. Spend more time the words. 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On the ground, they form the foundation of autonomous-driving systems.” Could a camera predict how the play would go in today’s three-no- [email protected] trump contract after West leads the heart queen? South starts with seven top tricks: one spade, two hearts, two diamonds Ask The Doctors and two clubs. The obvious place Ask The Doctors to labor for two more winners is in clubs. But how should that suit be played? In isolation, there are various possibilities. If five winners are THE SKINNY ON KETO needed, cash the king and play low to the jack. If, as here, four tricks will suffice, play to the ace, return to the king and lead toward the jack; or AND PALEO DIETS cash the king and duck the second by Eve Glazier, M.D. & round; or duck the first round. Which Elizabeth Ko, M.D. is best? If the suit is splitting 3-2, everything will work. If East has Dear Doctor: I've heard that the epilepsy. The goal of the diet is An increase in the number of queen-fourth, South is wasting his keto or paleo diets are good for to put the body into a metabolic harmful bacteria was also ob- time. Declarer should worry about queen-fourth with West. weight loss and controlling state known as ketosis. In ke- served. A separate analysis of Since there is no side dummy blood sugar. Now I'm reading tosis, the body has depleted its a number of existing studies entry, South should cash the club that a new study says they're stores of carbohydrates, its first also found links between meat- king, then lead a low club from his hand and play low from the board bad for your heart. What's ac- go-to for energy, and instead heavy diets and an increase in (or play low from both hands on the tually true? begins to burn fat. This results cardiovascular risk. Bottom line first round). Here, when East shows Dear Reader: You're referring in the creation of metabolic -- we're still sorting things out. out on the second round, the finesse through West is marked. to the ketogenic diet, also byproducts, including certain We understand the allure of the However, West has an opportunity known as keto, and the Pale- fatty acids, which are believed keto and paleo diets, but our to distract South. When declarer leads a low club from his hand, olithic diet, or paleo. Both are to ease the symptoms of advice continues to be a focus West should play his queen! If South low-carb approaches to eating epilepsy. Another side effect of on whole rather than falls for the ruse, he will win with that are quite popular right ketosis is steady weight loss. processed foods, lean pro- dummy’s ace and go down in his contract. now. The keto diet is heavy on pro- teins, a wide variety of fresh The paleo diet, also known as tein and fat, including meat, fruits and vegetables, whole © 2019 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS the caveman diet, draws from fish, sausages, bacon, oils, grains, nuts and legumes, and BRIDGE the foods that were presum- butter, cheeses, nuts and healthful oils. Good for the ably available to our Paleolithic seeds. The diet allows high- heart, good for the gut and PHILLIPancestors. Since the Paleolithic fiber carbohydrates, but in lim- good for the planet. era lasted 2.5 million years and ited amounts. ALDER Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an ended about 12,000 years ago, It's true that studies have asso- internist and associate profes- the specifics of those diets are ciated both the paleo and keto sor of medicine at UCLA basically guesswork. But the diets with improved blood glu- Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is core tenet of the paleo diet is cose control. They each also an internist and assistant pro- that if a caveman didn't eat it, result in better appetite control fessor of medicine at UCLA neither should we. The result is and speedy weight loss. How- Health.) a low-carb diet heavy on meat, ever, we don't yet have enough (Send your questions to ask- with a limited amount of high- reliable data about whether [email protected], fiber fruit and vegetables. these diets promote long-term or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o Since the Paleolithic era pre- weight loss, or what health Media Relations, UCLA Health, dates agriculture, things like risks may be attached over 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite grains, beans, cereals, time. The study you mentioned 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095. legumes and dairy products, in your letter found a sharp in- Owing to the volume of mail, each of which require farming, crease in a certain blood bio- personal replies cannot be pro- don't make it onto the plate. marker linked to heart disease vided The keto diet is even more re- risk in participants who fol- COPYRIGHT 2019 strictive. Its roots go back to lowed the paleo diet. At the UCLA HEALTH the 1920s, when researchers same time, they had an in- DISTRIBUTED BY found that a diet containing a crease in high-density lipopro- ANDREWS MCMEEL very low proportion of carbohy- tein, or HDL, the so-called SYNDICATION 1130 Walnut, drates and a very high propor- "good cholesterol." 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Without a say in their fled to Kabul. Several peace Associated Press own future, Afghans’ frus- marchers have been beaten IN THIS Friday photo, Independent Afghan artists paints tulips on blast walls in Kabul, Afghanistan, For almost tration is clear. “We don’t up, he and fellow members a year, Afghanistan’s more than 30 million people have been in the awkward position of waiting as a United know what is going on but said. States envoy and the Taliban negotiate their country’s fate behind closed doors. we are just so tired,” said “I don’t know how to Sonia, a teacher in the cap- trust them,” Omid said of political office. He pointed the insurgent group could ment, Agha said. peace above all. ital, Kabul, who like many the Taliban, even as its to last year’s extraordinary justify punishments such The belief that an inter- Some also are skeptical people goes by one name. leaders meet with the U.S. cease-fire during the Mus- as stoning and cutting off im government will follow that a 15-member negotiat- Reflecting the helpless- envoy, Afghan-born Zalmay lim holiday of Eid al-Fitr hands. “Are you a Muslim?” a U.S.-Taliban agreement ing team for intra-Afghan ness, a new television ad Khalilzad, in a luxury set- during which fighters and he demanded. has led most candidates in talks, yet to be announced shows residents of all 34 ting in Qatar and signal Afghans chatted and posed Such talk puts Afghans the Sept. 28 presidential by the government, will be provinces holding up regret for their past ways. for photos. The Taliban on the defensive. “If the election, including Chief representative of civil soci- pieces of paper that simply Repentance about the later rejected a government Taliban dream of ruling the Executive Abdullah Abdul- ety and women, whose fate say “Peace.” An art group in present seems to be anoth- call to try it again. country as they once did, lah, to say they prioritize is especially fragile. The Kabul has begun painting er matter. A former Taliban Better times are on the we don’t need them,” said peace over a vote. The Tal- Taliban are expected to concrete blast walls with military leader in a way for the Afghan people, Kabul resident Mahbob iban have warned Afghans have power to strike people tens of thousands of tulips, province neighboring Agha said, as some 20,000 Shah. to boycott the election, call- from that list. the national flower, as sym- Kabul, Syed Akbar Agha, U.S. and other foreign The Taliban have ing polling stations targets. “These are the same old bols of the civilians killed defended the beatings, say- troops prepare to withdraw refused to negotiate with The developments anger people,” another member in nearly 18 years of fight- ing the peace movement in return for Taliban assur- the Afghan government President Ashraf Ghani, of the peace movement, ing. gives the impression the ances that Afghanistan and call it a U.S. puppet, who seeks a second term Pachakhil Mawladad, said And a peace movement insurgent group doesn’t won’t be a haven for terror raising serious questions and a strong mandate so of the expected negotia- praised by Afghans for a want the war to end. groups plotting overseas about intra-Afghan talks the government can better tors. “One day he’s an daring march across the Sitting in a leafy yard in attacks. meant to follow a U.S.-Tal- negotiate with the Taliban, adviser, another day he’s a country warns that the Tal- Kabul, he insisted the Tal- “Good memories of the iban deal and work out the who already portray a U.S. driver, another day he’s a iban, who control or hold iban’s tens of thousands of Taliban will help them country’s political future. troop withdrawal as their minister and he’s always sway over roughly half of members will respect what- trust the Taliban and sup- Both sides should negoti- victory. running around the presi- Afghanistan nearly two ever is agreed to in Qatar, port them,” he said, but ate as “ordinary people” Weary Afghans appear dent. They cannot repre- decades after a U.S.-led where the group has a bristled when asked how and form a new govern- more flexible, calling for sent the Afghan people.” Russian crackdown on protesters seen as intimidation tactic MOSCOW (AP) – In ing case. Later that day, he ing and beating the demon- just a few days, Sergei came out of a meeting with strators, which only helped Abanichev was arrested, investigators and told his to swell the crowds. thrown in jail and charged parents that he was identi- On July 27, thousands with a crime that could fied in a video from the thronged the area around keep him behind bars for July 27 protest as someone Moscow’s main drag where up to eight years – all, he who threw a beer can at authorities deployed a says, for throwing a paper police. formidable riot police cup into the air at an oppo- “He had an empty paper force. Officers were seen sition protest in Moscow. cup,” the elder Abanichev detaining and often beat- The 25-year-old sales said, quoting his son’s ing men and women alike. manager got caught up in account. “He told us that In frustration, some an investigation into what the police were trying to bystanders hurled plastic Russian authorities push out the crowd, and bottles at police, and some describe as rioting. Four- that he threw out the cup, tried to force their way past teen people were charged, and that was that.” police lines. mostly random protesters Later that day, his son Protesters were not seen Associated Press with no history of political was named a suspect in the attacking the police. No IN THIS Saturday, Aug. 24 photo, Saudi tourists take part in a guided meditation activism. Analysts say the rioting case and taken to property damage was led by Alwaleed al-Keaid, center, who runs a Saudi hiking company, at the Red probe is an attempt to jail. On Aug. 3, a court reported either. Rock mountain during the al-Soudah festival in Abha, southwest Saudi Arabia. The crack down on anti-Krem- ruled that he must stay in Yegor Zhukov, a 21-year- festival atop a chain of mountains drew a medley of yoga enthusiasts, extreme lin dissent with trivial custody for two months old student and blogger, is adventure seekers, tourists and traditional Saudi families as the kingdom looks for accusations that range during the probe. now in jail for at least two ways to revamp its image and build up tourism. from throwing the cup to “When he remembered months after investigators directing the crowd to step about that paper cup, I was said they have footage of off the pavement. baffled,” the father said. him directing the crowd off Saudi festival showcases green Vyacheslav Abanichev “I’m still baffled. I can’t the pavement and onto a was at his family’s summer understand what they’re busy street. cottage outside Moscow keeping him, a random Valery Kostenok, a 20- mountains, flower crowns when his son called to say person, in jail for.” year-old student who had that a group of unknown Anti-government been collecting signatures AL-SOUDAH, Saudi Ara- resilient in the face of of Jiddah, where tempera- men were banging on the protests erupted in for one of the candidates, bia (AP) – Atop a string of lower oil prices. Boosting tures exceed 105 Fahren- door of the family’s apart- Moscow in mid-July after was arrested and charged green mountains in Saudi domestic spending and heit throughout the sum- ment. Only hours later did election officials barred a with rioting after investiga- Arabia, a monthlong festi- opening the country to for- mer. In the winter, parts of the man who eventually dozen opposition candi- tors claimed that he threw val drew a medley of yoga eign tourists are seen as the mountain range see knocked down the door dates from running for the two empty plastic bottles at enthusiasts, extreme ways to create more jobs snow. identify the group as police Moscow city legislature. police. Kostenok admitted adventure seekers, tourists for the millions of young Al-Soudah sits on part officers and investigators. Authorities originally later in court to throwing and traditional Saudi fami- Saudis who will be enter- of the Sarawat Mountain The Abanichevs did not allowed the weekend the bottles in anger but lies – many wearing color- ing the workforce and look- range in the southwest of know what to think when protests to go unhindered insisted that the empty ful flower crowns native to ing for jobs in the coming the Arabian Peninsula, they were told that their but later outlawed the gath- bottles could not hurt any- the region as the kingdom years. some 9,840 feet above sea son was a witness in a riot- erings and started detain- one. looks for ways to revamp The al-Soudah festival level. Its highlands are cov- its image and build up attracted between 12,000 ered in the green of juniper tourism. and 15,000 visitors per trees. 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