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ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Jim Frawley of Peabody, who spends time at Pine Grove Cemetery along with his wife, Gloria, not pictured, is locating one of four gravesites they decorate with owers in honor of relatives who were in the service. Jim’s second cousin, Arthur J. Frawley, was a former mayor of Lynn. Clancy tourney rede nes the term ‘player/coach’

By Harold Rivera said. “If you’re a Lynn guy ITEM STAFF and you coach in Lynn, the Clancy Tournament’s LYNN — There’s some- something you look for- thing special about the ward to. You want to com- way things come together pete and hopefully come in Lynn high school sports. out on top.” The Edward J. “Nipper” All three coaches, in- Clancy Tournament at cluding Classical’s Mike Fraser Field is a perfect Zukowski, played for for- example. mer Spartans and Rams When rst-year English coach Jim Tgettis. Along coach Doug Mullins — with coaches Frank Car- Bishop Fenwick students who played at Classical ey of North Reading, Dick — brought his Bulldogs Maag of Classical and to Fraser Field Friday, he Bart Conlon of Tech, Tget- cap off high school careers watched his Lynn baseball tis was one of the tourna- career come full-circle. ment’s four founders in By Thomas Grillo er Collins, the salutatorian who will be Neil Craffey of Lyn- Moreover, his inclusion as 1982. ITEM STAFF attending Boston University in the fall. n eld salutes during a coach marked the rst “Having three former “It seemed like just yesterday that we the national anthem time in the 36-year histo- players that are coaches PEABODY — Under a brilliant sun and were walking the halls of Bishop Fen- before the Bishop ry of the tournament that steamy temperatures, Grace Mary Harris, in the tournament is extra Fenwick High School all three Lynn coaches special,” Tgettis, who also Bishop Fenwick High School’s senior class wick with our freshman backpacks.” graduation ceremony both played and coached coached at Salem High, president, welcomed the Class of 2018. He encouraged classmates to cherish Friday. in the tournament. said. “I’m very happy for The 132 graduates, including eight their time at the co-ed Catholic prepa- “I played for coach Jim them. I’m very happy that ratory high school founded by the late international students, and 38 National ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Tgettis at Classical,” Mul- it’s still going on. I believe Honor Society members, received their Archbishop of Boston Richard Cardinal lins said. “I remember him it’s wonderful prepara- diplomas in the Lt. Steven Donaldson Cushing. telling me one year that tion for the state tourna- Stadium. at one point he coached ment. If you’re not going “We have done it,” said Matthew Rog- FENWICK, A6 all of the guys coaching in to states, it’s a wonderful that year’s Clancy Tourna- opportunity for bragging ment. To have played, and rights. It’s a great chance to now come back to coach to honor a great guy. I INSIDE in it, is a privilege. It’s hope it continues for an- something I take pride in.” other 36 years.” Lynn Opinion Sports Inspiration abounds at NSCC’s Shribman: Richard Goodwin, Barnard’s complete game lifts “It comes full circle,” St. 52nd commencement ceremony. A3 the voice of an American era. A4 Classical to Clancy victory. B1 Mary’s coach Derek Dana CLANCY, A6

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MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Ex-chief justice will review Maria struck. Judge quits after suspension arrest of black student Josh Gamsey, general manager at the Pleasant CAMBRIDGE (AP) — A Bay Village Resort in retired chief justice has Chatham, says he spent for sexual acts at courthouse been asked by Cambridge $2,000 to recruit house- officials to help review keepers from Puerto Rico By Bob Salsberg ness,” Estes wrote. tiated their first encoun- pleased he resigned,” Bak- whether police used ex- because “there’s nobody ASSOCIATED PRESS The letter did not refer- ter and was the one who er spokesman Brendan cessive force in arresting here that will do those ence the circumstances that wanted to continue the Moss said. a black Harvard Univer- jobs.” BOSTON — A Massa- led the Supreme Judicial relationship. Estes’ lawyer, David sity student. Peter Hall, owner of chusetts judge who en- Court to conclude Thursday A former public defend- Hoose, had urged the high Video of last month’s two Wellfleet restaurants, gaged in sexual acts with that Estes’ “grave, willful er, Estes was nominated to court to impose a four-month incident showed several says he used to see a a social worker in his and repeated wrongdoing,” the bench by Democratic suspension, saying his cli- officers trying to sub- stack of applications for courthouse chambers an- had damaged the public’s former Gov. Deval Patrick ent already had suffered due 21-year-old Selorm work by June. He went to nounced his resignation faith in the judiciary. in 2014 and had served as immensely from the affair Ohene after responding a job fair in Puerto Rico Friday, one day after being Tammy Cagle, who first justice of the Eastern becoming public. Hoose told to a report of a naked in search of workers. suspended indefinitely by worked on the drug court Hampshire District Court the justices in April that Es- and distressed man on a He says he’ll hire any- the state’s highest court. where Estes sat, has ac- in western Massachusetts. tes’ relationship with Cagle traffic island. One officer one with a pulse. Judge Thomas Estes cused him in a federal He was confined to admin- never impacted his judicial appears to punch the man said in a letter submitted lawsuit of pressuring her istrative duties last year. duties and shouldn’t cause several times. Man sentenced to prison to the chief justice of the into performing oral sex Had Estes sought to con- him to lose his career. The Boston Globe for rape of 5-year-old state’s district court sys- on him and then pushing tinue serving as a judge, Cagle’s lawyer, Lenny reports that former tem that he would leave her out of the drug court he could have been subject Kesten, said Thursday his Supreme Judicial Court PITTSFIELD (AP) — A the bench at the close of when she tried to end the to removal proceedings by client was gratified by the Chief Justice Roderick western Massachusetts business on June 15. relationship. the state Legislature and court’s decision to suspend Ireland will conduct an man has been sentenced “I am grateful to have Estes said their relation- Republican Gov. Charlie Estes indefinitely, saying independent review of the to nine years in prison for had the opportunity to ship was consensual and Baker. the justice “recognized police department’s ongo- raping a 5-year-old girl. serve as a district court denies harassing Cagle or The governor considered that no matter how pow- ing internal investigation The Berkshire Eagle judge and submit this res- playing a role in her losing the judge’s behavior “en- erful you are, you cannot of the incident. reports that the now ignation with great sad- her job. He said Cagle ini- tirely inappropriate and is abuse the public trust.” Police said Ohene may 12-year-old victim said have been under the in- Steven Hyland, of Otis, fluence of hallucinogenic will no longer “be able drugs. He has not been to victimize any more charged. innocent children” during Two Harvard Law his sentencing hearing School professors who Thursday. are representing him say Hyland was convicted they enthusiastically sup- May 14 of raping and port the choice of Ireland exposing himself to the to review the case. girl in 2011 near the Otis Reservoir. Marine who died in WWII Prosecutor Joseph buried in Massachusetts Yorlano called the case “a parent’s worst night- SPRINGFIELD (AP) — mare.” A decorated U.S. Marine Hyland’s attorney had killed during the Battle asked for a four- to six- of Guadalcanal in World year sentence, saying he War II has finally been doesn’t think his client is laid to rest in his home a lost cause. state of Massachusetts. A judge told Hyland Masslive.com reports he took advantage of the a memorial service for victim’s vulnerability. Pfc. Francis E. Drake Jr. Hyland will be placed was held Friday at St. on probation after his Michael’s Cathedral in prison sentence and will Springfield. His remains PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be required to undergo were buried with military sex offender and mental Hillary Clinton pumps her fist as she is introduced at Harvard University in Cambridge Friday. honors at the Massachu- health counseling. setts Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery in Agawam. It fulfilled a long-ago Man suspected of slashing At Harvard, Clinton warns of promise made by Drake’s waitress held on bail mother that if killed in action her son would be CHELSEA (AP) — The buried on U.S. soil. man suspected of slash- threats to American democracy The 20-year-old was ing the neck of a waitress who tried to stop him killed during fighting on for reliable information,” ocratic Massachusetts what company she would from leaving a Boston-ar- By Philip Marcelo the South Pacific island ASSOCIATED PRESS Clinton said. “Attempting Attorney General Maura most like to serve as CEO, ea restaurant without in October 1942 and re- to erase the line between Healey, Clinton expressed Clinton answered without paying has been held on ceived a field burial. CAMBRIDGE — Hillary fact and fiction, truth and caution about Republican hesitation: Facebook. $100,000 bail. The Defense POW/ Clinton implored a crowd an alternative reality, is a President Donald Trump’s “Most people in our MIA Accounting Agency Gerardo Menjivar at Harvard University on core feature of authoritari- ongoing talks with North country get their news, confirmed that remains pleaded not guilty Thurs- Friday to stand up for “the anism. The goal is to make Korean leaders over their true or not, from Face- found several years ago day to charges including truth, facts and reason” as us question logic and rea- nuclear weapons program. book,” she said, noting the by a man while digging attempted murder in attacks on the rule of law, son and sow mistrust.” “We’ve been down this company’s recent efforts to on his land belonged to connection with the May free press and elections At other points, Clinton road numerous times with address the spread of false Drake. 7 attack outside Las Pu- threaten to undermine expressed hope about the the North Koreans,” she news and information on pusas Del Chino restau- American democracy. new wave of activism on said. “We have to go in its platform. “It’s really Employers turn to Puerto rant in Chelsea. The former Democrat- women’s rights, gun vio- with eyes wide open and critical to our democracy Rico for seasonal staff Police say Menjivar ic presidential candidate, lence and other issues, but a certain degree of skepti- that people get accurate skipped out on the bill secretary of state, U.S. cautioned that activism cism.” information.” BOSTON (AP) — Tour- and the waitress went senator and first lady, concentrated online and She also reflected on Harvard said Clinton ism businesses on Cape outside to confront him. called on audience mem- on social media also needs the State Department she was chosen for the medal Cod are looking to Puerto She got dragged by his bers to vote and find oth- to translate into more once led, expressing hope because she’s a “champi- Rico to fill summer jobs. car and he allegedly told er ways to get involved in lasting political change. that non-political appoint- on for human rights,” a The Boston Globe re- her “OK, I’m going to pay issues they care about as “We’re living through a ments will continue to “skilled legislator” and “an ports that employers are and I’m also going to kill she accepted the univer- time when fundamental serve and a new genera- advocate of American lead- turning to Puerto Rico you” before pulling out a sity’s Radcliffe Medal for rights, civic virtue, free- tion will also seek out gov- ership” on the world stage. because of a shortage of knife. her leadership and human dom of the press, even ernment service. Previous recipients in- workers locally and a cap The waitress suffered rights work. facts and reason are un- “There’s a lot of discour- clude Federal Reserve on foreign-worker visas. a 3- to 4-inch wound on She said Americans der assault like never be- agement when it comes to Chairwoman Janet Yellen, As U.S. citizens, Puerto her neck and a cut on her also need to combat “fake fore,” she said. “But we’re entering the civil service,” Supreme Court Justice Ricans don’t need visas hand. news” — deliberately false also witnessing an era of she said. “This too shall Ruth Bader Ginsburg, for- to work on the mainland, Menjivar was appre- stories passed off as news new moral conviction, civil pass, and we’re going to mer U.S. Senator Eliza- and the island has seen hended several days later — by subscribing to news- engagement and a sense need a vigorous, well-pre- beth Dole and former Sec- widespread unemploy- in Beltsville, Md. His papers and “supporting of devotion to our democ- pared federal government retary of State Madeleine ment since Hurricane lawyer did not comment. brave journalism and re- racy.” to pick up the pieces.” Albright, who gave a per- porting.” During a wide-ranging When asked in a series sonal tribute to Clinton at “We need more outlets conversation with Dem- of quick-answer questions the Radcliffe event. Selling a house? Buying a house? Senate approves $41.5B state Find out what properties recently sold in your area. budget for upcoming fiscal year Check out the Real Estate page BOSTON (AP) — After tion, housing, and human universities to notify the The next step will be weighing hundreds of pro- services in the country,” state Board of Higher Ed- the appointment of a in Saturday’s paper. posed amendments, the said Democratic Senate ucation in advance of any House-Senate conference Senate approved a $41.5 President Harriette Chan- potential closure, merger committee to iron out dif- billion state budget Friday, dler, in a statement after or acquisition by another ferences between the Sen- setting the stage for nego- the unanimous final vote. school. The measure comes ate budget and an earli- tiations with the House on The Senate also backed in response to the recent er version passed by the a final spending plan for several other budget amend- abrupt closing of Mount the July 1 fiscal year. ments that are not directly Ida College in Newton and House. Both plans would Senators added $75.5 related to state spending. the sales of its assets to the increase overall spending million in spending during Perhaps the most con- University of Massachu- in the next fiscal year by the three days of debate, tested was one that calls setts-Amherst. about 3 percent and call much of it in earmarks for for sharply limiting coop- The Senate also ap- for no major tax hikes. local projects, according to eration between law en- proved a $2 surcharge on an analysis by the Massa- forcement officers in Mas- car rentals with proceeds chusetts Taxpayers Foun- sachusetts and federal going to a new fund for 781-593-7700 dation. immigration officials. municipal police training Publishing Daily, except Sundays ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! Other accounts boosted Critics say the proposal, programs. 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He would fall onto the wrong path, becoming ad- dicted to crystal meth and getting involved in gang activity. “My beloved uncle never gave up on me and gave me an ultimatum; either COURTESY PHOTO continue down this dark Francisco “Dany” Acosta delivers his speech at COURTESY PHOTO path or live in his garage NSCC’s graduation ceremony. in exchange for attending Dorothy Ezemba and Cameron Greenleaf, recipients of the Boston North church,” he said. “I asked Cancer Association’s $3,500 scholarship. older, and everything in by my past drug use.” God, ‘God, remove these between.” Sharing his struggles with chains of addiction from The commencement adapting to a life without Two Lynn students receive scholarships my life,’ and that is exact- speaker was Al Wilson, sight, Acosta said that per- ly what God did.” the founder of Beyond sistence is the key to getting from Boston North Cancer Association Acosta, a student speaker Walls in Lynn. Wilson past any struggles in life. at North Shore Community shared with students his Before ending his The Boston North Can- ies hard in school, plays jor in engineering at Uni- College’s 52nd Commence- path of leaving a profit- speech, Acosta shared cer Association (BNCA) varsity basketball, has a versity of Massachusetts ment Ceremony Thursday able job and becoming in- some history and more awarded $3,500 scholar- part-time job and stays Lowell in September. night, got to share his story volved with the non-profit. words of wisdom with his ships to two Lynn seniors out of trouble. He describes his mother to graduation. “It really wasn’t mak- fellow graduates. whose lives have been im- But last spring, Ezemba as his biggest supporter “Today I stand before you ing me happy,” he said. “I “Dreams see no limits. pacted by the disease. faced her biggest challenge who was there for every drug free, debt free, and couldn’t shake this feeling Fifty-five years ago, about Dorothy Ezemba of when she was diagnosed ball game. Learning she about to become a college that I was meant to leave 500 miles away from Salem Lynn English High School with a rare muscle cancer. had breast cancer was dev- graduate,” Acosta said. what I was doing and help in Washington, D.C., Rev- received the David J. Despite a 10-month treat- astating. He witnessed her More than 1,000 NSCC Lynn. erend Martin Luther King Solimine Sr. Honorary ment plan of surgeries, determination to fight the graduates from the class “You can bear off your Jr. shook the nation when Scholarship given to a col- chemotherapy and radi- disease and overcome it. of 2018 crossed the stage career track. You can pur- he said ‘I have a dream,’” lege-bound North Shore ation, she told her guid- But last summer her at the Salem State Uni- sue a passion project. You he said. “And tonight I high-schooler who is a ance counselor she would cancer returned and versity O’Keefe Center. can test yourself. It’s OK humbly stand before you, I cancer survivor or is un- be back on the basketball spread, and in September “Although each of you to be afraid,” he said. “Just too have a dream.” dergoing treatment. court, graduate high school has a very unique story his mother lost her battle don’t stand still. Keep He asked the class to Ezemba is a varsity bas- and attend college. and a unique path, you reach under their seats to cancer. moving and you will have ketball player who plans Her nurse at Massachu- also have a lot in com- success in life, but perhaps where a card with Braille Greenleaf’s mom always to attend the University setts General Hospital mon,” NSCC President Dr. more importantly you’ll be writing was placed and told him things will be OK, of Massachusetts Lowell said Ezemba has han- Patricia A. Gentile said. happy doing it.” asked students to feel the and to stay strong. While this fall to study physical dled every challenge with “Our students come from Acosta also shared the writing. therapy. She has overcome grace, dignity and matu- losing his mother and his the North Shore, as well next part of his life strug- “That card is a lot like many obstacles in her rity. During treatment, grandfather to cancer have as countries around the gles that started when your life, and you will life, including growing up seeing physical therapists been painful, he remains globe. They have tremen- he woke up one day with spend your entire lifetime without a mother in foster help patients inspired her hopeful and strong. dous grit and persistence. blurry sight. looking for something,” he care and being the victim to pursue a career as a He is looking forward to “Our students are pas- “The following seven said. “On that card is the of a house fire that left her physical therapist. designing things to help sionate about learning, months were filled with 13 word purpose. Tonight you homeless. Cameron Greenleaf is a change the world one day. about achieving educa- hospitalizations, 19 surger- can no longer say you have Others described her as senior at Lynn Classical Engineering is his passion, tional goals, and bettering ies, a stroke, two seizures, never felt purpose in your always smiling and has High School where he is inspired since he was a their lives through ob- and both my eyes being re- life because tonight you not let adversities affect on the baseball and track young boy from the Legos taining a self-sustainable moved. The doctors deter- felt it. May you all find her life. Instead, she stud- teams. He intends to ma- his mom bought him. career. They are younger, mined that it was caused your purpose in life.” New growth at Fallon Elementary MEMORIAL DA Y FLAGS Limited supply available at these prices: 3ft. by 5ft. Flag Only $ 17.50 Complete Flag Kit $ 27.50 available at the front counter reception area 110 MUNROE ST., LYNN 781-593-7700, EXT. 1239

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Newsroom lips of Adam Frankel: A year later, Johnson re- [email protected] Each time a man stands up sponded to the beating of civil [email protected] for an ideal, or acts to improve rights activists in Selma, Ala., Ext. 4 EDITORIAL the lot of others, or strikes out with a speech that Goodwin against injustice, he sends infused with poignance and Sports [email protected] forth a tiny ripple of hope, and power through an unforget- crossing each other from a mil- table homage to a civil rights Ext. 5 The US-NKorea lion different centers of energy hymn that prompted the Rev. Retail and Online and daring, those ripples build Martin Luther King Jr. to shed Advertising a current, which can sweep a tear: [email protected] down the mightiest walls of Because it is not just Negroes, summit falls victim ADVERTISING oppression and resistance. but really it is all of us, who No one in that crowd need- must overcome the crippling Peter Battinelli ed to be reminded that Fran- legacy of bigotry and injustice. Sales Representative, ext. 1217 [email protected] to bipolar rhetoric kel was reciting — accurately, And we shall overcome. word for word — Sen. Kenne- His last important speech Ernie Carpenter Jr. Seriously, is anyone really shocked that dy’s 1966 speech in South Af- came when Gore, heartbroken Director of Advertising the much-ballyhooed Summit-of-the-Cen- rica. Even so, it was a remark- and Business Development, ext. 1355 in defeat to George W. 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Negotiated of- “When you’re a speechwrit- over, and we turn again to the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] ten by tweet and news communique rather er, you know that speech by unending struggle for the com- than through established diplomatic chan- heart,” he said. “It may be the mon good of all Americans and Patricia Whalen nels, it began with threats and name-call- greatest American speech of for those multitudes around Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] ing. Trump sought laughs from his base by the post-war era, a model for the world who look to us for dismissing the North Korean leader as “Lit- all of us.” leadership in the cause of free- BUSINESS OFFICE tle Rocket Man,” and Kim responded by call- That speech, like so many dom. Susan J. Conti ing Trump a “dotard.” When Kim referred to that punctuated the post- Goodwin lived to see his sons a Trump speech as “reckless remarks by an Controller, ext. 1288 World War II era, bears the enter public service, one in ed- [email protected] old lunatic,” Trump asked “Why would Kim unmistakable imprint of Rich- ucation, one in the Army. “How Ted Grant Jong Un insult me by calling me “old,’ when ard Goodwin, who, it turns out, comforting it is to me,” Doris I would NEVER call him short and fat?” Publisher, ext. 1234 died only hours after Frankel’s Kearns Goodwin, his wife of [email protected] But while the schoolboy insults were ban- impromptu tribute. 42 years, told me, “to realize Marian Kinney died to the amusement of the world, there From John F. Kennedy’s out- that the idealism that shaped were also real threats of serious violence by ext. 1212 reach to the developing na- Dick’s life and work will live on [email protected] players who at least in theory had the pow- tions of Latin America all the not only through the import- Will Kraft er to follow through if they chose to. Trump way to the overtime-election ant speeches he crafted and said ominously that “military solutions are Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 concession of Al Gore, Good- the public policies he shaped, [email protected] now fully in place, locked and loaded.” He win defined that period with but through the lives of our threatened to unleash “fire, fury and frank- words he never spoke, giving children and grandchildren.” Jennifer Perez ly power, the likes of which this world has voice not only to a pantheon ext. 1205 Goodwin had a special gift, [email protected] never seen before.” In one speech he vowed of Democratic icons but also and remarkable endurance, as to “totally destroy North Korea.” Kim made to an entire era, providing the poet laureate for two Kenne- Mike Shanahan equally rash threats. “The United States verbal oxygen of liberal ideal- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 dys, Johnson, Eugene McCar- [email protected] should know that the button for nuclear war ism. thy and Gore. is on my table,” he said. “The entire area of Goodwin was, as Mark Up- “He was a White House ghost Carolina Trujillo the U.S. mainland is within our nuclear degrove, the former head of Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 in the classic style: never for- [email protected] strike range.” the Lyndon Baines Johnson getting he was writing for Then, suddenly, the mood veered. Out of Library, put it in an inter- someone else, but also eager to Jim Wilson nowhere there was a summit on the table, view, “the living embodiment Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 engage in policy development [email protected] and the two irresponsible players were un- of the age when the pen was and argumentation process likely besties. “There is a good chance that mightier than the sword.” In- rather than simply furnish- CIRCULATION Kim Jong Un will do what is right for his deed, sitting alone at a manual ing the words to describe the Lisa Mahmoud people and for humanity,” tweeted a born- typewriter, Goodwin made the result,” said Robert Schlesing- Manager, ext. 1239 again Trump. He said he believed North case for affirmative action and er, who wrote a book on pres- [email protected] Korea would honor its commitment not to invented the phrases “Great idential speechwriters. “His CLASSIFIED conduct a missile test. This was such a “very Society” and the “Alliance for contributions to some of the special moment for World Peace,” that the Abbe Young Smith Progress,” which he heralded most important speeches of U.S. issued an official commemorative coin Manager, ext. 1276 with these words: the 1960s ensures him a place [email protected] with a picture on it of Trump and Kim face Let us once again transform among the key speechwriters to face. Three American hostages were re- the American continent into a in presidential history.” NEWSROOM leased and Trump reveled in the ludicrously vast crucible of revolutionary But Goodwin’s genius was Bill Brotherton premature suggestion that he deserved to ideas and efforts — a tribute that he not only made history Features Editor ext. 1338 win a Nobel Peace Prize. to the power of the creative en- and captured the soundtrack [email protected] And then things turned ugly again over ergies of free men and women of history, but also that he gave Gayla Cawley the past week, with Trump administration — an example to all the world to history special resonance. Reporter, ext. 1236 officials talking about North Korea poten- that liberty and progress walk “JFK’s speeches sound like [email protected] tially following Libya into ruins and regime hand in hand. the early 1960s, itself an ac- Cheryl Charles change, and a top North Korean diplomat Those 1961 remarks are a News Editor, ext. 1278 saying, “To borrow their words, we can also complishment because they clear distillation of the prom- defined that era,” Frankel said [email protected] make the U.S. taste an appalling tragedy it ise and purpose of the New has neither experienced nor even imagined later, after Goodwin’s death. Bella diGrazia Frontier, once a shiny future Reporter, ext. 1317 up to now.” And here we are. “Many of Dick’s speeches from and now but a misty memory later on seem almost timeless.” [email protected] Veering back and forth between public of a long-ago past. And though taunts and flattery — between belligerence Thomas Grillo Kennedy is remembered for David Shribman is a Pulitzer Reporter, ext. 1264 and brotherly love — is not the way smart his eloquence, Goodwin’s Prize-winning columnist. He is [email protected] diplomacy is done. Of course there’s an Johnson speeches have power a Swampscott High graduate. element of carrot and stick in any negoti- Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 ation, and some posturing is often part of [email protected] the game as well. But over time, the pursuit of meaningful foreign policy achievements Thor Jourgensen requires substantially more. It requires an Editorial Director, ext. 1267 [email protected] understanding of your adversary and your adversary’s interests. It requires the set- Steve Krause ting of short-term and long-term goals. It Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] requires a clear-eyed assessment of costs and benefits of different options. It requires Harold Rivera consistency, stability, authority and a long- Sports Reporter, ext. 1238 [email protected] term strategy. Did the Trump administration have a so- Owen O’Rourke phisticated plan or a long-term strategy? Photographer, ext. 1224 There was no indication of one. At the edi- [email protected] torial page, we vacillated between cautious Roberto Scalese optimism and rational skepticism about the Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 idea of a meeting between the two hot-head- [email protected] ed leaders. Diplomacy, after all, is almost Mark Sutherland always worth trying — especially when the Creative Director alternative is military action. But it seemed [email protected] highly possible that Trump’s great expecta- Anne Marie Tobin tions would go unfulfilled. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 The collapse of the summit — at least [email protected] for the moment — is a disappointment but Bridget Turcotte hardly a surprise. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] By The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Korea summit after all? Trump says ‘everybody plays games’ By Catherine Lucey, Zeke Miller and Matthew Pennington ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — “Ev- erybody plays games,” President Donald Trump declared Friday as he suggested the potential- ly historic North Korean PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS summit he had suddenly called off might be getting Renova CEO businessman Viktor Vekselberg back on track. attends the St. Petersburg International Eco- His sights set on a meet- nomic Forum in St. Petersburg, Russia, Friday. ing that has raised hopes for a halt in North Korea’s nuclear weapons develop- ment, Trump welcomed Trump lawyer met PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the North’s conciliatory response to his Thursday President Donald Trump waves while walking away after speaking to Russian oligarch letter withdrawing from the media on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington Friday. the Singapore summit with Kim Jong Un. Re- of brinkmanship — talks issued a statement say- fining opportunity and has at Trump Tower kindling hopes as quickly about talks with two un- ing it was still “willing to relished the press attention as he had doused them, predictable world leaders give the U.S. time and op- and the speculation about a By Stephen Braun for the Russian. Trump said it was even trading threats and blan- portunities” to reconsider possible Nobel Peace Prize. ASSOCIATED PRESS The person who con- possible the meeting could dishments. On Thursday, talks “at any time, at any He made a quick decision firmed the January 2017 take place on the original- White House officials had format.” Trump rapidly to accept the sit-down in WASHINGTON — Don- meeting said the discus- ly planned June 12 date. noted that Trump had left tweeted that the statement March, over the concerns ald Trump’s personal law- sions dealt with business “They very much want to the door open with a letter was “very good news” and of many top aides, and has yer, Michael Cohen, met and cultural relations be- do it; we’d like to do it,” he to Kim that blamed “tre- told reporters that “we’re remained committed, even with a Russian oligarch tween the two nations, but said. mendous anger and open talking to them now.” amid rising concerns about and discussed U.S.-Rus- he would not characterize The sweetening tone hostility” by Pyongyang but Confident in his negoti- the challenges he faces in sia relations just 11 days Vekselberg’s point of view. was just the latest change also urged Kim to call him. ating skills, Trump views scoring a positive agree- before Trump was inaugu- Vekselberg has worked in in a roller-coaster game By Friday, North Korea the meeting as a legacy-de- ment. rated as president, accord- ing to a person familiar recent years to improve with the meeting. U.S. tech and trade rela- A firm connected to the tions with Moscow. Dems alarmed when WH lawyer oligarch, billionaire Viktor Intrater’s firm, Colum- Vekselberg, later paid Co- bus Nova, later paid Co- hen $500,000 for consult- hen $500,000 for consult- ing work. A lawyer for shows up at classified briefing ing work. Vekselberg met with adult-film star Stormy used the levers of the fed- Cohen for about 20 min- Daniels has claimed that By Mary Clare Jalonick and eral government — in this utes in Cohen’s 26th-floor the money was routed by Vekselberg and Intrater Eric Tucker case, intelligence agencies office in Trump Tower in ASSOCIATED PRESS New York, said the person, to a Cohen shell company. — to aide in Trump’s per- who spoke on condition of That company, Essential WASHINGTON — Re- sonal and political defense. anonymity because he Consultants LLC, was publican and Democratic Under direct pressure was not authorized to dis- used by Cohen to pay off lawmakers have gotten from the president, Jus- cuss the meeting publicly. Daniels, whose real name classified briefings about tice Department officials The two men were joined is Stephanie Clifford, for the origins of the FBI in- agreed to grant Repub- by Andrew Intrater, Vek- her silence about an affair vestigation into Russia’s licans a briefing, and selberg’s American cous- she claims she had with meddling in the 2016 only later opened it up to in, who heads a New York Trump, according to the presidential election, a Democrats. The invite list private equity firm that lawyer, Michael Avenatti. highly unusual series of evolved up until hours manages financial assets Trump denies the affair. meetings prompted by before the meeting — a partisan allegations that reflection of the partisan the bureau spied on Don- distrust and the political ald Trump’s campaign. wrangling. A White House Democrats emerged lawyer, Emmet Flood, and from the meetings saying White House Chief of Staff they saw no evidence to John Kelly showed up for support Republican alle- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS both briefings, although gations that the FBI acted the White House had ear- inappropriately, although FBI Director Christopher Wray, right, leaves a lier said it would keep a they did express grave con- classified briefing about the federal investiga- distance, drawing criti- cern about the presence of tion into President Donald Trump’s 2016 cam- cism from Democrats. a White House lawyer at paign, on Capitol Hill in Washington Thursday. Thursday’s briefings. Sen- “For the record, the pres- ate Majority Leader Mitch FBI misconduct and po- counsel probe. Initially of- ident’s chief of staff and McConnell told Fox News litical bias. The meetings fered only to Republicans, his attorney in an ongo- he had learned “nothing were sought by Trump’s the briefings were the ing criminal investigation FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS particularly surprising,” GOP allies and arranged latest piece of stagecraft into the president’s cam- Environmental Protection Agency Administra- but declined to go into de- by the White House, as the meant to publicize and bol- paign have no business tor Scott Pruitt testifies before a Senate Ap- tail. president has tried to sow ster the allegations. But showing up to a classified propriations subcommittee on Capitol Hill in Still, the extraordinary suspicions about the legiti- they also highlighted the intelligence briefing,” Sen. Washington. briefings drew attention macy of the FBI investiga- degree to which the pres- Mark Warner tweeted af- to the unproved claims of tion that spawned a special ident and his allies have ter the briefing. Emails were exchanged between climate change Harvey Weinstein deniers and the EPA arrives at the first precinct By Ellen Knickmeyer entific warnings of man- while turning ASSOCIATED PRESS made climate-change, in- himself in to cluding from groups like authorities WASHINGTON — New- Plants Need CO2, The following ly released emails show Right Climate Stuff, and senior Environmental Junk Science. allegations Protection Agency officials The emails underscore of sexual collaborating with a con- how Pruitt and senior misconduct, servative group that dis- agency officials have Friday in New misses climate change to sought to surround them- York. rally like-minded people selves with people who for public hearings on sci- share their vision of curb- ence and global warming, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED counter negative news ing environmental regu- PRESS coverage and tout Ad- lation and enforcement, ministrator Scott Pruitt’s leading to complaints stewardship of the agency. from environmentalists Handcuffed Weinstein faces rape John Konkus, EPA’s that he is ignoring the con- deputy associate admin- clusions of the majority of istrator for public affairs, scientists in and out of his repeatedly reached out agency especially when it charge in #MeToo reckoning to senior staffers at the comes to climate-changing Heartland Institute, ac- carbon emissions. By Colleen Long of a worldwide outcry over misdeeds. The rape charge happened and suggesting cording to the emails. They were obtained by ASSOCIATED PRESS sexual misconduct. involves a woman who has potential jurors wouldn’t “If you send a list, we will the Environmental Defense “This defendant used his not come forward public- believe the women. NEW YORK — It was make sure an invitation Fund and the Southern position, money and power ly; the other is a onetime “Assuming,” he added, the moment the #MeToo is sent,” Konkus wrote to Environmental Law Cen- to lure young women into aspiring actress who was “we get 12 fair people who movement had been wait- then-Heartland president ter, which sued to enforce situations where he was among his first accusers. are not consumed by the Joseph Bast in May 2017, a Freedom of Information ing for: Harvey Weinstein able to violate them sexu- Weinstein has consis- in handcuffs. movement that seems to seeking suggestions on request and provided them ally,” Manhattan Assistant tently denied any allega- have overtaken this case.” to The Associated Press. His face pulled in a Attorney Joan Illuzzi-Or- tions of nonconsensual sex. scientists and economists Asked about the raft of The EPA maintains close strained smile and his bon said later, in words His lawyer, Benjamin the EPA could invite to an other allegations against annual EPA public hear- working relationships with hands locked behind his that brought raised eye- Brafman, said Friday that Weinstein, Brafman said ing on the agency’s science a broad range of public and back, the once-powerful brows from the otherwise he would fight to get the standards. private groups, and Heart- Hollywood figure emerged stony-faced Weinstein. charges dismissed. the case was a question of Follow-up emails show land is just one of many from a police station Fri- The charges stem from And he began to take crime, not bad behavior. Konkus and the Heart- the agency engages with day facing rape and crim- encounters with two of the aim at the accusations and “Mr. Weinstein did not land Institute mustering “to ensure the public is in- inal sex act charges, a dozens of women — some accusers, noting that the invent the casting couch scores of potential invitees formed,” said EPA spokes- searing reckoning for the famous, some not — who alleged attacks weren’t re- in Hollywood,” the attor- known for rejecting sci- man Lincoln Ferguson. man who became a symbol have accused him of sexual ported to police when they ney said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Thursday. larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Theft curacy, it is the sole responsibility A report of larceny at 61 of the concerned party to contact Franklin St. at 12:22 p.m. the relevant police department and Thursday; at 103 Liberty St. have the department issue a no- at 12:59 p.m. Thursday; at 25 tice of correction to the Daily Item. Hamilton Ave. at 4:29 a.m. Friday; at 51 Saunders Road Corrections or clarifications will not at 11:11 a.m. Friday. be made without express notice of change from the arresting police Vandalism department. A report of vandalism at 172 Washington St. at 8:43 LYNN p.m. Thursday. Arrests MARBLEHEAD David Blake, of 34 Hanover St., was arrested on a warrant Accidents charge for shoplifting at 6:21 a.m. Friday. A report of a hit-and-run Michelle Wilson, of 190 motor vehicle accident at Franklin St., was arrested and Humphrey and Maple streets charged with disorderly con- at 9:56 p.m. Thursday. duct at 2:05 a.m. Friday. PEABODY Accidents Arrest A report of a motor vehi- cle accident at Boston and Felipe Valente, 20, of 26 Chestnut streets at 10:57 North Franklin St., Lynn, was a.m. Thursday; at Empire and arrested and charged with Essex streets at 1:24 p.m. motor vehicle operator re- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Thursday; at Broadway and fusing to identify self, driving Students file onto the field for graduation ceremonies Friday at Bishop Fenwick. Pendexter Street at 3:12 p.m. without a license, and a war- Thursday; at 292 Essex St. at rant charge at 50 Farm Ave. at 4:03 p.m. Thursday; at Broad 2:47 p.m. Thursday. and Newhall streets at 5:30 Fenwick students cap off high school careers p.m. Thursday; at Pleasant Accidents and State streets at 8:40 a.m. FENWICK tive to ensure your closest your key role at Fen- when a classmate nearly Friday; at 130 Eastern Ave. at A report of a motor vehicle From A1 high school friends become wick and your influence lit a lab station on fire. 9:30 a.m. Friday. accident at 54 Highland St. your closest lifelong friends, of those who will follow “It was these silly little A report of hit-and-run mo- and Tremont Street at 4:15 “There’s a reason why no matter the distance.” you,” he said. “Your spir- things that remind us of tor vehicle accident at Adams p.m. Thursday; at 3 Central St. adults look back fondly on Brother Thomas Zop- it, enthusiasm, creativity, what we enjoyed here,” and Chestnut streets at 7:28 at 6:47 p.m. Thursday; at 235 their high school years,” he po, the principal, praised comradery, giftedness, and she said. “While the most Lowell St. at 10:13 a.m. Thurs- p.m. Thursday. said. “The memories and graduates for developing generosity defines the leg- difficult tests, assign- day; at 79 Lynnfield St. at 1:31 friendships you make will unique talents, discovering acy you leave behind.” ments, projects, and even p.m. Thursday; at 27 Centenni- last a lifetime. Distance is new ones, fostering friend- Valedictorian Thien-Kim the teachers caused us Breaking and Entering al Drive at 2:39 p.m. Thursday. just a mild inconvenience ships, welcoming new N. Nguyen brought humor lots of suffering, I’m glad we could rely on each oth- A report of past breaking to friendship. Just because classmates, experiencing to the mostly solemn occa- Breaking and Entering er for mutual solace.” and entering at 2 Kingsley Ter. your best friend is attend- adventures, and cultivat- sion. She recalled a hand- at 10:04 p.m. Thursday. A report of past breaking ing a college far away, it ing varied interests. ful of Fenwick memories, A report of breaking and Thomas Grillo can be and entering and burglary at doesn’t mean the friend- “As a class, there is no entering at 61 Memorial Park including playing table reached at tgrillo@item- 1 Sanborn St. at 8:45 a.m. ship has to end. Take initia- doubt you have embraced tennis in class or the time live.com. Ave. at 1:12 a.m. Friday. Friday. Complaints Complaints Clancy tourney redefines the term ‘player/coach’ A report of trespassing at A report of a disturbance 44 Estes St. at 1:55 p.m. CLANCY at Bill and Bob’s Roast Beef From A1 Thursday. at 2 Central St. at 2:42 p.m. A report of a disturbance at Thursday; at 50 Warren St. at Classical and St. Mary’s, 124 Boston St. at 5:06 p.m. 7:56 p.m. Thursday; at 3200 along with North Reading, Thursday; at 30 Pleasant St. Crane Brook Way at 9:48 p.m. entered the tournament at 5:57 p.m. Thursday; at Thursday. having already sealed 101 Nahant St. at 7:32 p.m. their state tournament Thursday; at Quincy Terrace Fire bids. The Rams punched at 9:16 p.m. Thursday; at their ticket with a victory 22 Warren St. at 10:22 p.m. A report of a mulch fire at over Everett earlier this Thursday; at 101 Nahant St. 20 Webster St. at 2:26 p.m. week, while the Spartans at 10:35 p.m. Thursday; at 17 Thursday. did so with a win over Duke St. at 10:52 p.m. Thurs- Archbishop Williams last day; at Chestnut and Maple Overdoses streets at 8:34 a.m. Friday. week. A report of an overdose on Both Dana and Zukows- Derek Dana Doug Mullins Mike Zukowski Overdose Redberry Lane at 5:45 a.m. ki believe the Clancy Tour- nament provides a solid Friday; at 86 Tremont St. and when they defeated St. lot of pride.” Despite the loss, there’s A report of an overdose on 2 Winthrop St. at 12:01 p.m. indication for the level of Mary’s in the champi- Dana, who has won six no reason to discount En- Essex Street at 10:51 p.m. Thursday. competition their teams will see in states. onship game. The pride Clancy Tournaments as a glish’s chances of making “It’s a nice tournament factor that’s tied into per- coach and two as a player, noise in this morning’s to get ready for states,” forming well in the Clan- agrees. (11) consolation game Popular Swampscott bakery Dana said. “The atmo- cy’s one Zukowski experi- “Since I played in it, it’s against St. Mary’s. sphere’s excellent. Fans enced in his playing days. been an important tourna- “It’s a great tournament readying for reopening come out and support it. It hasn’t changed since. ment in the city of Lynn,” for Lynn,” Mullins said. It’s nice to play in front “I remember going to Dana said. “Coach Tgettis “It’s good baseball. It’s windows. BAKERY of a great crowd at Fras- watch the tournament told us a lot about Nipper a good way to close out From A1 Newman said she’s not er Field. There’s nothing when I was a kid,” Zu- Clancy and what a great the season. It’s great for upset that the damage kowski said. “I remember coach he was. It’s always the kids to play against bakery, police said. The better.” may have been caused by playing in it. Now I’m been an important tourna- kids they grew up playing shop was closed at the “We put it out there as a speeding driver. coaching in it, and it’s the ment to us.” against. There’s a lot of time. The driver was not if its a mini state tour- same thing. There’s a lot of injured but a passenger “This stuff happens,” nament to get ourselves English came into this pride on the line playing in hurt his arm in the mis- she said. “It’s an accident. ready,” Zukowski said. pride in this tournament. year’s tournament need- the Clancy Tournament.” hap. Things happen.” “It’s always a good test to It’s bragging rights in the ing to win out the remain- St. Mary’s fell to Classi- Spagnuolo received a see where you’re at. Ev- city.” der of its season to clinch cal, 4-3, in the first round. fine for speeding and driv- Reporter Gayla Cawley eryone’s on their toes and Zukowski added, “I take a berth in states. The Bull- North Reading and Classi- ing an unregistered motor contributed to this report. ready to go.” a ton of pride in being born dogs fell short of that goal cal will battle for the tour- vehicle, police said. The Thomas Grillo can be Zukowski’s Rams won and raised in Lynn, and with a 12-3 loss to North nament’s championship car damaged the build- reached at tgrillo@item- the tournament last year playing in Lynn. There’s a Reading in the first round. this afternoon (2). ing’s foundation and the live.com. Lynn Public Schools students eligible for free meals MEALS partment of Elementary of the district’s students state changed the defini- From A1 and Secondary Education were direct certified, ver- tion were not being count- Need to find (DESE) website, the com- sus the traditional paper ed. He said the district “It’s a great opportuni- munity eligibility pro- application process of 79 has been working to make an article? ty,” said Jared Nicholson, vision allows high-need percent. But McHugh said sure that all the kids who a member of the School schools to serve free meals over the past two years, should be reflected are. Committee. “It’s a great to all students while alle- work has been done to He said the crux of it is policy and there was some viating the administrative increase the district’s di- the lower the percentage Subscribe to work (done) to make sure burden to collect paper ap- rect certified students by of economically disadvan- that it was going to be plications. comparing its student da- taged students, the less e-edition on feasible for us and make School Committee vice- tabase against the state’s reimbursement a district sense for us. chair Donna Coppola, one databases. would get. If the direct “I really believe that no of the driving forces be- Now, the school district’s certified rate was not kids should go hungry in hind the effort, said free direct certified rate under high enough, the program school and this is going meals at schools is some- the Community Eligibility would end up costing the to help make sure kids thing she’s wanted for a Provision Program is 58.4 district money. are well fed and ready long time. She said there’s percent, which would al- “(We) finally crossed the to learn, and it’s going to no questions asked and low Lynn Public Schools threshold where we could Lynn Drug Task Force benefit us financially.” it takes the stigma away to receive a net profit of do the Community Eligi- Nicholson said the pro- from kids having to bring approximately $100,000 bility Provision and break vision is a result of federal in paper applications. annually. To qualify for even or stand to gain,” Hotline policy change around the McHugh said in his the program, a school dis- Nicholson said. school meal reimburse- memo that each year, the trict must have a direct Lynn Public Schools ments to encourage dis- school department re- certified rate of at least 40 would be able to enter into 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY tricts to streamline the views its status to see if percent. the Community Eligibility process for giving school it is economically feasible Nicholson said the tra- Provision Program once or text the word tiplynn meals to kids who couldn’t to submit an application ditional paper application DESE approves and val- and your tip to “tip411” (847411) afford it by just offering to DESE. In the past, it process for 79 percent was idates its eligibility per- free meals to everybody. He has been cost prohibitive. referring to an old defini- centage and free meals said it doesn’t require pa- DESE only counts stu- tion — the state govern- would begin to be served Spanish menu available perwork to enroll, reduces dents who are “direct cer- ment changed its metric next school year. the stigma of the program tified,” which means they for measuring poverty, All reports of neighborhood activity and gets more kids eating were receiving assistance which ended up penalizing Gayla Cawley can be will be investigated. so kids aren’t going hungry and listed on the state’s Lynn, meaning that kids reached at gcawley@item- Callers may remain anonymous. throughout the day. database, he said. that were in the same fi- live.com. Follow her on According to the De- Previously, 51 percent nancial system before the Twitter @GaylaCawley. SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 A7 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Now 25 years in, Bettman is never off Since Weinstein: The growing list of the accused as NHL commissioner NEW YORK (AP) — The pub- lication of allegations of sexual misconduct against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein sparked a national reckoning. Since October, scores of men in entertainment, pol- itics, media, and beyond have faced allegations ranging from inappro- priate behavior to forced sexual misconduct to rape. On Friday, Weinstein was arrest- ed on rape charges in New York. Weinstein has consistently denied any allegations of nonconsensual sex. A look at some of the men accused since the Weinstein accusations emerged: Filmmaker Luc Besson: French FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS authorities are investigating a rape accusation against Besson. He NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman pauses denies wrongdoing. during a news conference before game 1 of the Celebrity chef Mario Batali: NHL Stanley Cup Final in Vancouver, British The New York Police Department is Columbia. investigating Batali after a woman told “60 Minutes” that he drugged NEW YORK (AP) — There is usually another guest and sexually assaulted her in 2005. at the table when Gary Bettman and his wife, Shelli, Batali denies assaulting the wom- go out to dinner with other couples during the NHL an. Batali stepped down from daily playoffs. operations at his restaurant empire Friends come to accept the glow of the TV screen and cooking show in December set up so Bettman can keep an eye on games, ready after four women accused him of to go from enjoying a nice meal to running a multibil- inappropriate touching. He’s apolo- lion-dollar business and back again. The commissioner gized for those encounters. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of a storied league with 24 teams in the United States Celebrity chef John Besh: Top row from left, Harvey Weinstein, Roy Price, James Toback, and seven in Canada doesn’t put work on hold for life Twenty five women have accused John Besh, second row from left, Terry Richardson, Leon Wie- or vice versa. When his 11-year-old grandson, Mat- male supervisors at Besh’s New Or- thew, wanted to hang out with him in Tampa during leans restaurants of sexual harass- seltier, Mark Halperin, Andy Signore, and bottom row from left, All-Star weekend, he brought him along for meetings. ment. One says the celebrity chef Brett Ratner, Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Piven and Dustin Hoffman. “They all blend together because I’m never off,” Bett- pressured her into a sexual rela- man said. “It’s all part of what I do and who I am.” tionship. Besh has said he believes Carter has denied her allegations. Oscar-winning actor Morgan For 25 years, Bettman has overseen the growth of the affair was consensual. He has Comedian Louis C.K.: Accused Freeman: CNN reported that mul- the NHL from $437 million in annual revenue to near- stepped down. by five women of sexual miscon- tiple women have accused Freeman ly $5 billion, guiding the league into and out of work NBC’s former “Nightly News” duct. Planned release of film “I Love of sexual harassment and inap- stoppages and expanding hockey’s reach to places that anchor Tom Brokaw: Accused You, Daddy” halted. Netflix special propriate behavior on movie sets never seemed a fit for the fastest game on ice. of making unwanted advances to canceled. He says the allegations and in other professional settings. The Stanley Cup Final opens Monday in Las Vegas, a former colleague. He has denied are true and has apologized. Freeman apologized to anyone who where Bettman had a guiding hand in the expansion the allegation and told friends in an Actor Richard Dreyfuss: One may have felt “uncomfortable or process that yielded the Golden Knights and led to the email that he felt “ambushed and woman alleges sexual harassment. disrespected” by his behavior. most successful inaugural season in league history. then perp walked” in the media and He denies the allegation. Director-producer Gary When he was there in November 2016 for the un- stripped of his honor and achieve- Film producer Adam Fields: Goddard: Accused by at least two veiling of the team name, Bettman was booed by the ment. Accused of offering a promotion to men, including “ER” actor Anthony crowd and could not have cared less. Singer Nick Carter: Accused by a woman at his former employer, Edwards, of sexually molesting him “No, no, keep the booing,” he told the crowd. “That pop singer Melissa Schuman of rap- Relativity Media, in exchange for when they were minors. He denies proves you’re now an NHL city.” ing her approximately 15 years ago. sex. He has denied the allegations. the allegations.

New York Councilman Jumaane D. Williams, second from right, with the help of Kirsten John Foy, second from left, Northeast Regional Director of the National Action Network, holds a jersey with Colin Kaepernick’s name on the back, during a rally of civil rights activists outside of the NFL’s headquarters Friday in New York.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Civils rights activists rally outside of NFL headquarters NEW YORK (AP) — Civil rights stand. Some players have been kneeling activists protested outside NFL head- during the playing of “The Star-Span- quarters Friday, calling on team owners gled Banner” before games the last two to overturn their new national anthem seasons to protest police brutality and FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE policy and urging a boycott of the league racial inequality. Grammy-winning artist Pharrell paid $15.6 million for Tyler Perry’s and its sponsors. Former San Francisco 49ers quarter- massive modern mansion in Mulholland Estates. About 50 people gathered at the back Colin Kaepernick started the pro- midtown Manhattan office building for test in 2016. He did not play last season Hot Property: Pharrell buys Tyler Perry’s mansion a rally organized by National Action after being unsigned as a free agent. He Network, a civil rights nonprofit. is suing the NFL and team owners for LOS ANGELES (TNS) — Pharrell slide and swim-in grotto highlight the Kirsten John Foy, the group’s north- colluding to keep him out of the league. Williams has found a new spot to hang resort-style swimming pool and spa. The east regional director, was the first of National Action Network spokesman a large hat or two. The singer-songwriter front motor court can accommodate as 10 speakers who took turns during the Alex Butcher-Nesbitt said the group and producer has spent $15.6 million for many as 30 vehicles. 40-minute demonstration to criticize planned to hold similar demonstrations Tyler Perry’s 17,245-square-foot man- The sale is a quick turnaround for NFL team owners and President Don- around the country, including Detroit sion in gated Mulholland Estates. Perry, who parts with the estate after ald Trump. and Los Angeles. Built in 1992, the custom residence is about nine months of ownership; records “Our demand is that the NFL reverse The Rev. Charles Williams II, pres- visually imposing, with angled ceilings, show he paid $14.5 million for the estate that immoral and unconstitutional deci- ident of the Michigan chapter of the pyramid skylights and thick steel beams in August. sion,” Foy said. National Action Network, said if Detroit that support towering walls of tempered The 48-year-old is known for the role NFL owners voted Wednesday to Lions owner Martha Ford and the glass. Overlapping living and dining as Madea, an older woman he has por- require players to stand for the nation- team adhere to the anthem policy, “then areas, a game room, 10 bedrooms and 11 trayed in such films as “Diary of a Mad al anthem or stay in the locker room. they are doing nothing more than ... bathrooms are among living spaces. Black Woman” (2002), “Madea’s Witness Teams will be fined if players don’t standing with racism.” At the heart of the home, a dramatic Protection” (2012) and “Tyler Perry’s marble staircase rises up over an indoor Madea’s Neighbors From Hell” (2014). reflecting pool and connects the three Pharrell has won multiple Grammy floors. Awards. Among the 45-year-old’s hits SEND US YOUR STUFF The gated property sits on about 4 are the single “Happy” from the animat- acres of grounds with multiple living ed movie “Despicable Me 2.” He served WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEM- and dining terraces, rock sculptures, a as a coach on the singing competition LIVE.COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. koi pond, and a sports court. A water show “The Voice” from 2014 to 2016. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. A8 SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 MEMORIAL DAY The Daily Item asks you to REMEMBER AND HONOR these and ALL of our fallen soldiers. World War II exhibit focuses on women

By Sarah Betancourt the program in 1944. The exhibit ASSOCIATED PRESS showcases her flight jacket, dress uniform and a photo of a smiling NATICK — The terrors of World Bernheim looking at a map. War II impacted most of the Not all women had such dra- world’s women, both on the home matic roles, but millions across and battlefronts. the U.S. served as postal workers, A new exhibition opening Friday trash collectors and manufactur- at the International Museum of ers, roles previously held by men. World War II in Natick highlights A 1945 photograph shows just that — the important and 24-year-old Fern Corbett sometimes unconventional roles “pinch-hitting as a window wash- women took on during the war. er” 10 floors above a Minneapolis “It’s about the human story,” street — a far cry from her original founder Kenneth Rendell ex- job as the company’s stenographer. plains. “We’re thrilled to have Some women could not risk be- the opportunity to showcase and ing as visible in their daring new honor women’s service to the war roles. Female members of the effort.” French resistance would load for- “Women in WWII: On the Home bidden radios and weapons into Fronts and the Battlefronts” is the secret compartment of a baby composed of more than 100 arti- carriage, like one showcased in facts from the U.S., Soviet Union, the collection, risking their lives Germany, Japan, France and walking past Nazi occupiers. Great Britain. Also included in the exhibit is a For many women, wartime was light green uniform labelled “Leb- about more than rationing food ensborn.” The frock was worn by Above: Sue Wilkins, direc- for their families. women associated with the Nazi tor of education at The In the Soviet Union, 400,000 group tasked with raising the women drafted as “Red Army birth rate of Aryan children. The International Museum of girls” filled roles as doctors and women worked at centers that World War II, stands near even snipers. One photograph provided free health care to un- a 1933 propaganda poster, shows paranurses jumping out of married mothers often impreg- right, that praised the Nazi a plane into a war zone, strapped nated by SS officers. Many chil- organization German La- with medical supplies to save dren were adopted by other SS bor Front, which was cre- wounded soldiers. members and their families. ated after the Nazis elimi- Kathryn Bernheim became one The philosophy of women dedi- nated trade unions. of 27 American women chosen by cating their bodies and minds to Left: A World War II British the Army Air Force in 1942 to fer- the Third Reich is even more ap- ration card, right, rests on ry planes in the Women’s Auxilia- parent in three swastika-embla- a flyer, center, that shows ry Ferrying Service program. As zoned crosses. Women who bore a woman operating ma- a civilian with more than 1,000 four to five children received a chinery juxtaposed with a hours of flight experience, Bern- bronze cross; six to seven a silver. heim flew aircraft like the P-47 Those who birthed eight or more depiction of a family doing Thunderbolt, relieving men for children received a golden cross yard work. combat flying until politics ended from Adolf Hitler. PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS

ALBEE BURKART CALNAN CARROLL CONNOLLY DOHERTY In memory of Edward In memory of Carl W. In memory of John T. In memory of Lance Albee, who passed away Burkart Sr., who passed Connolly, who passed Corporal Frank T. Doherty, on Aug. 8, 2007. Lovingly away in 1989. Lovingly away on Jan. 20, 1967. who passed away on remembered by his remembered by Carol Lovingly remembered by Nov. 20, 2012. Lovingly daughter Kathy. remembered by friends and family and Jan. Carol and Jan. and deeply missed by his brother Richard. BARTLETT BURKART COSTELLO In memory of John F. In loving memory of DOWNEY Burkart, who passed Peter J. Costello Sr., who away in 1962. Lovingly passed away on Sept. 9, remembered by Carol 1998. Lovingly remem- and Jan. bered by his family.

In loving memory of BURKE In memory of Francis A. Maurice “Moe” Carroll, CROTEAU In memory of Paul Calnan, who passed who passed away on Bartlett, who passed In memory of Arthur away on Jan. 5, 2015. April 5, 2008. Lovingly away on July 16, 2014. Burke, who passed away Lovingly remembered by remembered by his wife Sachiko, Lovingly remembered by on Feb. 14, 1980. Lov- the Calnan family. sons, daughters, and grandchildren. mother Pat, brothers Tom and Kevin, ingly remembered by his sisters Mariellen and Lisa. family. In loving memory of Alan CALNAN CASHMAN D. Downey, who passed In loving memory of away on April 30, 2016. BENEVENTO BURROWS William Cashman, who Lovingly remembered by passed away on Dec. Kevin, Sarah, Noah, and Lucas. 14, 2009. Lovingly remem- bered by Susan and Bob Kern. In memory of George F. “Frenchy” Croteau, who FANEUF passed away on Nov. 19, COLE 1984. Lovingly remembered by family and friends. In memory of Bruce H. Cole, who passed away on Dec. 4 1994. Lovingly remembered by wife D’ENTREMONT Bette, sons Scott and Greg, daughter- In memory of Leo G. in-law Barbara, grandchildren, family, d’Entremont, who passed In memory of Albert “AJ” and friends. away on Sept. 8, 2006. Benevento, who passed Lovingly remembered by away on Jan. 8, 2012. In memory of John his wife Isabelle, son Darren and his Lovingly remembered by Calnan, who passed CONNELL wife Lori, daughter Darlene, son-in- away on May 7, 2009. law Bob, grandsons Adam and Brian, you loving wife Wanda and your entire In loving memory of Arthur family. Lovingly remembered by and granddaughter Isabella. the Calnan family. J. Faneuf, who passed away on Aug. 6, 2005. Lovingly In loving memory of John D. remembered by Joanne, BOCCELLO DOHERTY Janice, Jim, and families, and reunited Burrows, who passed away CALNAN on June 15, 2012. Lovingly with his wife Earline. remembered by his family. GATTI CAHILL

In memory of William F. Connell, who passed away on August 22, In memory of Nicholas J. 2001. Lovingly Bocello, who passed remembered by Kathleen M. Connell away on Oct. 17, 1995. and the Carroll family. Lovingly remembered by his daughters Linda, Carol, and Elaine and by his grandchildren. In memory of Ellin CONNOLLY Doherty, who passed In memory of Phyllis away on Sept. 1, 2006 In memory of William B. Lovingly remembered by In memory of Augustus A. In memory of Lance Calnan, who passed Burkart Connolly, who (Gus) Gatti, a.k.a. our BURKART passed away on May 17, husband Neal and sisters Carol and Corporal Kevin Cahill away on Sept. 18, 2001. Paula. hero, who moved on in In memory of Carl Burkart who was killed in action Lovingly remembered by 2004. Lovingly remem- life on June 31, 2015. Jr., who passed away in on Oct. 12, 1967. the Calnan family. bered by Carol and Jan. Lovingly remembered by his wife 1981. Lovingly remem- Lovingly remembered by brothers Carmen, his sons Ronald, Gus, and bered by Carol and Jan. Tom, Joe, and John by sister Beth. Leo, and his grandchildren Chris, Michael, Steven, Ronald, and Lilly. MEMORIAL DAY B The Daily Item asks you to REMEMBER AND HONOR these and ALL of our fallen soldiers.

SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 Veteran’s organs bene ted dozens. Now his mom walks for a more meaningful Memorial Day.

By Alison Bowen no other route. He was deter- was a different country, and a CHICAGO TRIBUNE mined. And she was proud of different war. His grandmother him. offered to take him to Canada. Jill Stephenson has taken Kopp was a “boy’s boy” who When Stephenson tells this sto- heavier steps before. To hug played with trucks and dirt and ry, people often laugh. But the her son goodbye each time he pored over his great-grandfa- Canada offer was anything but deployed. To step onto a plane ther’s war medals in their Min- a joke. Her mother was a woman headed for Walter Reed Na- nesota lake house. The death of who had lost a son and saw an tional Military Medical Center. his great-grandfather, a World opportunity to save a grandson. To walk out of that hospital af- War II veteran, and the Sept. 11 “If Ben would have agreed ter doctors asked whether she attacks that followed soon after, to it, they’d still be there,” Ste- would donate her 21-year-old’s turned into a mission of grief phenson said. “But there’s no organs. and vindication for him. way Ben would ever, ever, ever, So 100 miles of steps do not Kopp’s great-grandfather told in his wildest dreams … turn his intimidate her. That’s how many him not to follow him into the back on his brothers in arms or miles are in the Freedom Walk military solely because he re- on this country. There’s no way.” to the Wall, a Memorial Day spected him, according to Ste- Stephenson last spoke to her weekend event she organized phenson. He told Kopp that he son by phone on July 1, 2009. He set for Friday and Saturday. would nd his calling eventually sounded, she remembers, “kind Participants will walk all or part … that he would feel it in his gut. of far away, emotionally.” of the journey from Veterans’ And that, his mom said, was Days later, as she was sitting Memorial Park in Glencoe to a to be an Army Ranger. Kopp en- at work, her phone buzzed. It memorial wall in Marseilles, Ill., PHOTO | CHICAGO TRIBUNE listed in the Army in 2006, after was an unknown number, one in honor of service members like graduating from high school. she’d learned to pick up, because her son, who gave their lives in Jill Stephenson looks at the last pictures of her son be- She said he rst deployed to it could be Kopp. It was his com- service. fore walking to the beach close to her home in Gary, Ind. Iraq in 2007, and again in 2008. manding of cer with news that Despite all she has endured She is organizing a walk this Memorial Day weekend to “I choose to be positive,” Ste- her son had been shot. He made since her son, Benjamin Kopp, honor fallen soldiers. phenson said. “It was a great t it out of surgery and was in re- died after being shot in Af- for him.” covery. He had not yet woken up. ghanistan in 2009, there still cues and patriotic swimwear. granite begin at 1967, when She said she didn’t worry. She Stephenson boarded a plane is something that causes her to Veterans and service mem- the USS Liberty was attacked knew, of course, of the dangers. to Washington, D.C., to see him. crumple: the phrase “Happy Me- bers’ family members will nish during the Six-Day War. Each But she had lost her brother, The day after she arrived, doc- morial Day.” the walk in Marseilles, Ill., at year, more names are added who was hit by a car, when she tors told her they believed he “That’s the equivalent of con- the Middle East Con icts Wall during an annual dedication was 15, and a part of her, she was brain-dead and asked if she gratulating someone at a funer- Memorial. Organizers say the ceremony hosted by the Illinois believed, had already done her would consider organ donation, al,” she said. memorial, dedicated in 2004, is Motorcycle Freedom Run, which penance in life. She felt her son she recalled. She spent ve days This weekend, Stephenson, 51, the only memorial in the United raises funds for the memorial. would be safe when he deployed by his side before he was tak- hopes not only to honor fallen States that regularly updates a When her son enlisted at 18, a third time to Afghanistan. He en off life support, holding his service members like her son, list of all the service members many people asked Stephenson, was strong. He was capable. hand. but to also remind Americans who have died in Middle East who was a single mother, “How Kopp, however, con ded in his “I didn’t hesitate,” she said that Memorial Day is not a holi- con icts. can you let him do that?” But mother and grandmother before about considering whether to day that revolves around barbe- The 7,933 names etched in she had known there would be leaving that he had concerns. It donate his organs.

HINDS KELLEY MESSINA O’SULLIVAN RAYMOND SERVEN In memory of Lawrence Serven, who passed away on Feb. 19, 2018. Lovingly remembered by his daughter Evelyn, her husband Al- varo, his granddaughter Kristen, and his great grandchildren Daniel, Ryan, Hannah, and James.

In memory of Specialist SGROI In memory of Robert E. Jared J. Raymond, who In memory of Frederick Hinds, who passed away In loving memory of James passed away on Sept. on Dec. 6, 2016. Kelley, who passed away 19, 2006. Lovingly on July 17, 1971. O’Sullivan, who passed Lovingly remembered by away on Sept. 4, 2011. remembered by Mom, Nana, Brian, Lovingly remembered by In memory of Carl A. wife Jane, son Ronald, daughter Lovingly remembered by and Suzanne — always in our hearts! Messina, who passed Sharon, granddaughter Kelly McGrath, his niece Carol F. Baker. your children Mike and Maureen. and grandson Eric McGrath. away on Oct. 26, 2016. Lovingly remembered by his wife Margie, his daughter Lisa, REZENDES KERN and his sons Carl Jr. and Gino. IRVINE In memory of James L. PARSONS In memory of Robert Kern, who passed away Irvine, Sr., who passed on Aug. 23, 1980. away on May 31, 2004. Lovingly remembered by NAPPI In memory of Richard C. Lovingly remembered by Bob and Susan Kern. In memory of Michael L. Sgroi, who passed away children Bobby and Brenda, two sisters, Nappi, who passed away on Feb. 20, 1995. and several nieces and nephews. Nov. 11, 2000. Lovingly Lovingly remembered by remembered by his son his wife Gloria, sons David, Dennis, LANGLOIS Michael, Monique, and family. In memory of Robert G. Dana, and daughter Denise. KALLOGER Langlois, who passed away on April 18, 2003. James D. Kalloger, who Lovingly remembered by NOHELTY In memory of Alvaro passed away on Dec. 11, STREETER wife Pat, daughters Patty, Sherri, In memory of Frederick Rezendes, who passed 2017. Lovingly remem- Tracy, and Michele, and son Eugene. J. Nohelty, who passed away on Dec. 4, 2016. bered by his wife Claire, away on Sept. 1, 2001. Lovingly remembered by daughter Diane, and son Danny. Lovingly remembered by son Alvaro M, his wife Evelyn, his son Fred Jr. granddaughter Kristen, her partner LEBLANC Brendan, and great-grandchildren Daniel, Ryan, Hannah, and James. KALLOGER In memory of Henry E. In memory of Donald M. James L. Kalloger, who LeBlanc, who passed away on May 4, 2017. O’BRIEN Parsons, who passed passed away on Mar. 19, away on Sept. 19, 1976. 2007. Lovingly remembered Lovingly remembered by In memory of Frederick RICHARD his wife Thelma and family. L. O’Brien, who passed Lovingly remembered by by his mother Claire, his his daughter, Denise Parsons. In memory of Donald A. sister Diane, and his brother Danny. away on Sept. 17, 1999. Lovingly remembered by Richard, who passed away in June, 1986. his daughter Dorothy M. Sutley, his In memory of Austin G. LIFFIN son Robert (Buck) O’Brien, and his Lovingly remembered by KANE PERLINO his wife Marion, his son Donald, and Streeter, who passed In memory of Leonard grandchildren and great grandchil- away on Sept. 3, 2012. dren. his grandchildren. G. Lif n, who passed Lovingly remembered by away on Mar. 23, 1987. his family. Lovingly remembered by his daughters June, Patricia, and O’MALLEY ROY Claire. In memory of Michael J. SYRAKOS O’Malley, who passed away July 13, 2009. LIFFIN Lovingly remembered by In memory of Richard J. his son Bobby, his daughter Brenda, Lif n, who passed away his sister Helen, his 3 grandchildren, on Jan. 16, 1984. Lov- 5 great grandchildren, and several In loving memory of Cap- ingly remembered by his nieces and nephews. tain Carl Perlino, who In memory of Raymond sisters June, Patricia, passed away on April 21, J. Kane Sr., who passed and Claire. 1988. Lovingly remem- away on Jan. 10, 1987. O’SULLIVAN bered and sadly missed by his chil- Lovingly remembered by In memory of Dennis dren, grandchildren, and great-grand- In memory of Tony his wife Margaret, children, grandchil- and Isabella O’Sullivan, children. Syrakos, who passed dren, and great grandchildren. McNEIL who passed away on July away on Jan. 10, 2013. 4, 1984 and February In memory of Frank In memory of ‘Uncle’ Joe Lovingly remembered by McNeil, Jr., who passed 19, 1996 respectively. Lovingly QUIGLEY your family and friends. XOXO remembered by their loving family, (Al) Roy, who passed away on April 2, 1999. In memory of William L. away on Dec. 17, 2008. Lovingly remembered by the d’Entremonts, the Gaffeys, and Quigley, who passed the O’Sullivans. Lovingly remembered by his wife Lynn and family. away on Oct 13, 2017. his niece Cathy and nephews Mike, WEISKEL Lovingly remembered by Pat, Timmy, and Jackie. In loving memory of his wife Priscilla — with love. Joseph J. Weiskel, who passed away on Jan. 16, 1998. Lovingly remem- bered by his children Jan, Rick, and Jim. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 SPORTS SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 Barnard's complete game lifts Classical to Clancy victory By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNN — It doesn't get any better than a pair of crosstown baseball teams handing the ball to their aces in a battle against one another. Mix in the fact that Classical defeated St. Mary's for last year's Clancy Tournament championship and Friday's opener between the Rams and Spartans had the makings to be a good one. Behind a complete-game effort from starting pitcher David Barnard, the Rams earned a 4-3 win over the Spartans at Fraser Field. Classical led 4-1 before the Spartans scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh, but the late rally fell short. "David pitched a great game," Classical coach Mike Zukowski said. "He kept the pitch count under 100 and we've been working on that. The curveball got stron- ITEM PHOTO | MIKE ALONGI ger as the game went on, which was nice to see. He got it down and in the strike zone. Winthrop’s Pat Sennott, right, celebrates af- He made that adjustment and he pitched ter scoring a goal against Saugus Friday af- a great game." ternoon. Sennott led the Vikings with three With the win Classical punched its tick- goals and two assists in a win. et to Saturday's (2) tournament champi- onship game against North Reading. St. Mary's plays English in the consolation (11). Winthrop rides St. Mary's ace Bobby Alcock threw four innings and tallied seven strikeouts. Lee Pacheco took over in relief in the top of the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK hot start to win fifth and tossed three scoreless innings. Classical starter David Barnard struck out ve in a com- over Saugus CLASSICAL, B3 plete-game win over St. Mary's Friday. By Mike Alongi English battles early but falls to ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The Winthrop boys lacrosse team got off to a fast start against Saugus Friday afternoon North Reading in Clancy opener and never looked back, notching an 11-4 win over the Sachems at Stackpole Field. The Vikings won By Harold Rivera Hornets led 4-1. the game thanks to strong performances in the first ITEM STAFF English answered in the and third quarter. bottom half of the second. "We came out fast, which is exactly what we want- LYNN — The North Briston Maynard (4-for-4, ed to do, but then I think we let up a bit in the sec- Reading baseball team RBI) belted a RBI single, ond which led to some issues," said Winthrop coach doesn’t see much of the scoring Julio Figueroa (1- Brian Donnelly. "But then I was happy with the way Northeastern Conference. for-3). Jomar Moreta (0- we responded in the second half when we started But when the Hornets for-2, two walks) crossed flying around and making plays again. It was a good come to Lynn to play in home plate on a Hornets win, but there's still things we can work on." the Clancy Tournament, error and English slimmed Pat Sennott led Winthrop with three goals and two they know they’re in for a it’s de cit to 4-3. assists, while Luke Evangelista had three goals and grind. “We’ve been down nu- one assist and Matt Hurley had three goals. English had enough gas merous times all year and For Saugus, Joe Cross and Nick Sanderson had in the tank in for a tight we’ve come back,” Mullins two goals each. Drew Worthley had two assists, battle in the early going said. “Unfortunately we’ve while Nick Aiken and Kevin Cucuzza each had one but North Reading pulled come up short most of assist. away in the late stages for those times, whether it’s a "It was a tough game all-around for us," said Sau- a 12-3 win in Friday’s run or so. We’ve had ve gus coach Rob Scuzzarella. "We didn't come out Clancy Tournament open- one-run losses this season. with enough energy on both sides and I think that er at Fraser Field. We always compete.” showed. We had that one good quarter in the second, “English is a well- The game settled down coached team,” North but that's not enough against good teams." ITEM FILE PHOTO through the next few in- Reading coach Eric Ar- The Vikings got off to a fast start with a goal from nings. chambault said. “We knew English rst baseman Briston Maynard went Sennott just 30 seconds in. Sennott then assisted on North Reading loaded after we had that rst big 4-for-4 with an RBI in a loss Friday. a goal to make it 2-0, and Hurley found the back of the bags in the top of the inning early they weren’t the net as the first quarter wound to a close to give fth but Moreta induced a going to quit at all. Their were mental, some were ror in the bottom of the Winthrop a 3-0 lead.  y out to escape the jam. kids competed the whole physical. But they hit the rst. North Reading ral- The second quarter, however, belonged to Saugus. The Hornets returned the way through and so did ball well and they made lied in the top of the sec- It took over five minutes for a goal to be scored but favor in the bottom half ours. We were fortunate enough plays to get the ond. Dan Lignos-Kavonian the Sachems broke through when Cross scored on an when English placed run- enough to get the win.” win.” and Ryan Connor each assist from Aiken. Winthrop responded with goals ners on rst and third with “We made a lot of mis- English’s Wilbur Rosario laced a RBI single. Joseph from Hurley and Sennott over the next two minutes one out but failed to score. to stretch the lead to 5-1, but Saugus roared back takes,” English coach (1-for-3) scored the game’s Frammartino added a with two goals of its own in the final three minutes Doug Mullins said. “Some rst run on a Hornets er- two-RBI single and the ENGLISH, B3 (one each from Sanderson and Cross) to make it 5-3 Winthrop at the half. The Vikings made their adjustments for the third quarter, and it showed. Not only did Winthrop score Lewis repeats national title in high jump four goals in the quarter (two from Evangelista and one each from Sennott and Hurley), but the Vikings By Steve Krause Lewis entered the champion- shut the door on Saugus with stifling defense. At the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ships second in the nation with end of the third, Winthrop held a 9-3 lead. a season-best height of 2.12m (6- Saugus got one back with a goal from Cross to open For the second straight sprint, 11.5"). At the event, he broke not the fourth, but Winthrop quickly answered with two former Lynn Tech jumper Jus- only his season record, but bested more goals to walk away with the win. tin Lewis, now running track at his previous school record of 2.16m Despite the loss, Saugus (8-8) finishes up the regu- Worcester State University, has (7-1), which he registered at last lar season ready to play in the upcoming state tour- won the Division III Outdoor High year's NCAA Division III Nation- nament. The Sachems know their record will earn Jump National Championship. al Outdoor Championships for the them a lower seed, meaning a tough game to open Lewis, a sophomore, won the individual title. the tournament. event Friday at the national meet Friday, he went head-to-head "It was good to get in, especially the way we got in La Crosse, Wisconsin, with a with Tufts' Stefan Duvivier and in with a come-from behind win," said Scuzzarella. ITEM FILE PHOTO school-record 2.18m (7-1.75") at cleared the 2.18m (7-1.75) mark- "But we know what's ahead for us, we're going to Lynn Tech alum Justin Lewis the Memorial Field Sports Com- ing on his rst attempt. Duvivier get a tough tournament game. We'll get a little bit of won his second straight Div. III plex. couldn't clear the speci ed height, time off here, so we'll rest up a bit and get ready for national championship in the Lewis is the rst back-to-back which made Lewis the national our first opponent." champion. high jump for Worcester State high jump champion since Whea- WINTHROP, B3 University. ton College's Dan Olson (2002-04). LEWIS, B3 Lynn eld baseball coach John O’Brien wins 200th game By Anne Marie Tobin O’Brien said. “I told the kids be- dominant performance, allowing from third in the bottom of the ITEM STAFF fore the game that I wanted to just two hits (one in eld) with 13 fourth. beat this team badly, and was strikeouts. Only one Burlington “Fernando just threw strikes, BELMONT — For Lynn eld something deep down I really batter reached second base after and we made all the plays be- baseball coach John O’Brien, it wanted to get today. This tourna- a sixth inning, two-out double hind him,” said O’Brien. “That doesn’t get any better than the Pi- ment has always been very spe- by Sean Casey. He was stranded was a terri c catch that Clayton oneers’ 1-0 win over Burlington in cial and dear to me. But I didn’t after Clayton Marengi made the and I cannot say enough about the opening round of the Brendan tell the kids until after the game defensive play of the game with Nick Giammarco, who called a Grant Memorial Baseball Tourna- what it meant to me. Overall our a diving catch of a sinking line great game behind the plate. ment yesterday at Belmont. defense was tremendous, our drive that robbed the Red Devils Heads up baserunning by Coo- Not only did the Pioneers play pitching was outstanding, and we of the game-tying run. per on that play to score, and we “their cleanest game of the year,” managed to scratch out the one The only run of the game came got some solid play from (Jona- they made the day a memorable run we needed to win the game.” after a careless throwing error by than) Luders at short and Joey one for O’Brien, who earned the The game was a pitchers’ duel the Burlington catcher return- Mack, who got the start at sec- ITEM FILE PHOTO 200th win of his Lynn eld coach- from start to nish with just six ing the ball back to starter Josh ond base today.” Lynn eld baseball coach ing career. combined hits. Becker opened the door for Coo- Lynn eld plays Belmont in the John O'Brien. “It was a fantastic game,” Fernando Gonzalez delivered a per Marengi to scamper home championship game Saturday (2). SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY ment, at Endicott, 9) Working hard on the field and in the classroom Baseball John Holland Softball Tournament (at Breed MS): English vs. Swampscott Clancy Tournament (at Fraser Field, (5) consolation 11; championship 2) Peabody vs. TBA (Corning Tourna- Fenwick vs. Andover (at Peabody, 4) ment, at Endicott, 11) Gloucester vs. TBA (Rockport Tour- ney, TBA) Track Lynnfield vs. TBA (Grant Tournament, Div. 3 meet (at N. Reading, 10) TBA) Div. 4 meet (at Ipswich, 10) Marblehead at Rockport Tournament SUNDAY (TBA) Geanoulis Tournament (at Peabody, Baseball TBA) Geanoulis Tournament (at Peabody, Revere vs TBA (Wilmington Tourney) TBA) Swampscott vs TBA (Rockport Tour- Revere vs TBA (at Wilmington, TBA) ney, TBA) Softball Softball Holland Tournament (at Breed MS, Beverly vs. Peabody (at Corning consolation 11; Championship 3) Tournament, TBA) Newton South at Revere (7) Danvers vs Fenwick (Corning Tourna- Track ment at Endicott, TBA) Div. 1 meet (at Andover, 10) Fenwick vs. TBA (Corning Tourna- Div. 2 meet (at Gr. New Bedford, 10)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross Refer top www.lwrun.org for more information. COURTESY PHOTO country series Classical softball juniors Becca Walker, Madison Dana (first and second from left), Ciara Col- The 49th annual Lynn Lynn Babe Ruth lins and Kayla Morrill (second and first from right) were inducted into the school’s National Summer cross country registration Honor Society earlier this week. They join senior member Tori Adams (middle). series begins Wednesday, May 30 and will continue Lynn Senior Babe Ruth every Wednesday until will have registration September 26, with the today, May 26 from 9 a.m. exception of July 5. to noon at the field in the Barnard pitches Classical baseball to victory Each evening includes a clubhouse. The fee is $175. regular 1.59 mile, a short Any player new to Lynn CLASSICAL of some things,” Zukowski said. “We games together, competing at a race of the day and a long Babe Ruth must bring From B2 tried that play (suicide squeeze) ear- high level” Dana said. “It’s not who race of the day. There is no their birth certificate to be lier in the game and it didn’t work. I we’re playing but how we’ve been entry fee. eligible to register. “We didn’t help ourselves,” St. said ‘let’s go for it again.’ We didn’t playing. We’ve been focused, with Mary’s coach Derek Dana said. have any success on Alcock in the a great mentality but I didn’t see a TV/RADIO “Bobby wasn’t locating too well and first three innings. We tried it and lot of that tonight.” we didn’t pick him up, we didn’t play that kind of opened things up.” St. Mary’s put Classical on its SATURDAY behind him. It’s disappointing but I “We can’t let one inning get away heels in the bottom of the seventh. TV take nothing away from Classical. from us,” Dana said. “We always Anthony Bono led with a single MLB (Barnard) did a great job.” talk about minimizing mistakes.” and stole second. Colin Reddy plat- 1:05 p.m...... Atlanta at Boston...... NESN After three scoreless innings, Clas- In the bottom of the sixth, Josh ed Bono with a RBI single. Reddy 4:05 p.m...... Kansas City at Texas...... FS1 sical batted around and claimed the Mateo was hit by a pitch and ad- scored on Kyle Ouellette’s RBI tri- 7:15 p.m...... LA Angels at NY Yankees...... Fox lead in the top of the fourth. With vanced to third base on Aedan ple, making it a one-run game at 10 p.m...... San Diego at LA Dodgers...... MLB Network the bases loaded, Dayshon Anderson Leydon’s single. Anthony Niko- 4-3. Barnard (five strikeouts) buck- NBA Playoffs led a perfect suicide squeeze to plate lakakis hit a RBI single, bringing led down, fanned the final two bat- 9 p.m...... Houston at Golden State...... TNT Brett Bucklin with the game’s first Mateo home with St. Mary’s first ters and Classical held on. Golf run. AJ Luciano added a two-RBI run. John Mulready’s single gave “It was just a matter of time,” Zu- 1 p.m...... PGA: Fort Worth Invitational...... Golf single and Barnard walked with the the Spartans a chance to add more kowski said. “St. Mary’s saved it 3 p.m...... PGA: Fort Worth Invitational...... CBS bases loaded, bumping the Rams runs. Classical escaped with a 4-1 until the end. That scared us but Soccer lead to 4-0. lead. we buckled down and got two huge 5:30 p.m...... New England at Vancouver...... NBCSB “We were able to take advantage “We’ve been putting some good strikeouts.” Radio MLB 1:05 p.m...... Atlanta at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Too many mistakes spell a loss for English Soccer 5:30 p.m...... New England at Vancouver...... WBZ-FM 98.5 SUNDAY ENGLISH “We looked at the scoreboard and most about our kids. We’ll come TV From B2 we saw five zero’s and they scored back and fight Saturday.” all their runs in two innings,” Mull- North Reading battles Classical NBA Playoffs The Hornets put the game away ins said. “Give them credit, they for the tournament championship 8:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... ESPN in the top of the sixth. Connor, Mat- made the plays. Our effort’s been (2). MLB thew Solecki and Cole Doke each there, we just can’t make the next “With this tournament, all three 1 p.m...... LA Angels at NY Yankees...... MLB Network hit a RBI single, Marco Vittozzi hit play.” other Lynn teams are good, well- 1:05 p.m...... Atlanta at Boston...... NESN two-RBI single and Matthew De- With the loss, the Bulldogs fall out coached teams,” Archambault said. 8 p.m...... Red Sox alumni game...... NESN Benedetto raced home on a wild of contention for a state tourna- “It’s one Division 1 team and two 8:08 p.m...... San Francisco at Chi. Cubs...... ESPN pitch. Jack Keller roped a two-RBI ment bid. English plays St. Mary’s Division 2 teams that pitch the ball College baseball double to cap the rally and the Hor- in Saturday’s (11) consolation game. well, hit the ball well and field the 12 p.m...... ACC championship...... ESPN2 nets turned a 4-3 game into a 12-3 “Our kids have a lot of heart,” ball well. We know it’ll be a compet- 1 p.m...... Big East championship...... FS2 rout. Mullins said. “That’s what I respect itive game.” 3 p.m...... SEC championship...... ESPN2 Golf 1 p.m...... PGA: Fort Worth Invitational...... Golf Winthrop’s lock-down defense propels Vikings to win 3 p.m...... PGA: Fort Worth Invitational...... CBS Tennis WINTHROP program. The young Vikings are ea- last game, we’re going to use it to 12 p.m...... French Open...... NBC From B2 ger to get a taste of the tournament, get a feel for where we’re at going Radio and hopefully make some noise. into the tournament and what ad- NBA Playoffs As for Winthrop (12-6), the Vi- “It’s a good bunch of kids who justments we need to make so we 8:30 p.m...... Cleveland at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 kings still have one more game want to get after it, so we’re hoping can be successful when it matters.” MLB before closing out the winningest to make some noise in the tourna- Winthrop battles Pope John in a 1:05 p.m...... Atlanta at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 regular season in the history of the ment,” Donnelly said. “With this makeup game next Thursday (4). NHL PLAYOFFS STANLEY CUP FINAL Monday, June 4 Justin Lewis wins another national championship (Best-of-7) Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. Monday, May 28 Thursday, June 7 LEWIS “This is the second year in a row. He from Tech in 1999, and Lewis. Washington at Vegas, 8 p.m. x-Washington at Vegas, 8 p.m. missed being a national champion “I’ve seen them both,” said Ho- Wednesday, May 30 Sunday, June 10 From B2 in high school, even though he won gan. “I lean a little bit more toward Washington at Vegas, 8 p.m. x-Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. “I felt good all day,” Lewis said. Saturday, June 2 Wednesday, June 13 the New Englands twice in the high Franklyn. He went to Georgetown, Vegas at Washington, 8 p.m. x-Washington at Vegas, 8 p.m. “Had a good talk with my coach, and jump. which is Division 1, and he ran, but I just had a great day. “He got a few Division 1 looks in he never won a national champion- “I knew I’d broken the school re- high school, but he wanted to play ship. He got and didn’t have the stel- NBA PLAYOFFS cord,” he said, “because I’d set it the football too. He played at Worces- lar career, but it was Division 1 vs. year before in the same meet.” ter, but it was nothing outstanding. CONFERENCE FINALS Thursday, May 24 Division III.” This season, Lewis earned Nothing like winning the national (Best-of-7) Houston 98, Golden State 94, Hogan feels Lynn might be coming Sunday, May 20 Houston leads series 3-2 All-America status in the indoor championship.” championships with a fifth-place Now that he’s won, though, the into its ow with regards to track. Golden State 126, Houston 85 Friday, May 25 “We have a lot of good, young Monday, May 21 Cleveland 109, Boston 99, Series finish in the high jump. Lewis was business administration is not look- Cleveland 111, Boston 102 tied 3-3 named the MASCAC/Alliance, Di- ing for greener pastures. coaches,” he said. “And some good Tuesday, May 22 Saturday, May 26 vision III New England, and All “I plan on staying where I am,” he kids,” such as English’s Juan Aveli- Houston 95, Golden State 92 Houston at Golden State, 9 p.m. New England (NEICAA) high jump said. “I’m doing well here.” no, who will run for Division 1 UMa- Wednesday, May 23 Sunday, May 27 champion in both the indoor and Tech has had two national-cali- ss-Lowell next year. Boston 96, Cleveland 83 Cleveland at Boston, 8:30 p.m. outdoor seasons. ber track stars in the last 20 years. “A lot of kids run track to stay in “It’s incredible,” said John Hogan, Franklyn Sanchez was a state shape for football, and then end up MLB who coached Lewis in high school. champion 2-miler who graduated liking it. “ AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 35 16 .686 — Atlanta 29 20 .592 — LeBron does it all as Cavs force a Game 7 back in Boston New York 32 15 .681 1 Philadelphia 28 20 .583 ½ Toronto 24 27 .471 11 New York 25 21 .543 2½ Tampa Bay 23 26 .469 11 Washington 26 22 .542 2½ Baltimore 17 34 .333 18 Miami 19 30 .388 10 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB leveland 24 24 .500 — Milwaukee 31 20 .608 — Minnesota 21 24 .467 1½ Pittsburgh 28 22 .560 2½ Detroit 22 28 .440 3 Chicago 26 21 .553 3 Kansas City 17 33 .340 8 St. Louis 26 22 .542 3½ Chicago 15 33 .313 9 Cincinnati 18 33 .353 13 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 33 18 .647 — Colorado 26 24 .520 — Seattle 29 20 .592 3 Arizona 25 24 .510 ½ Los Angeles 28 23 .549 5 San Francisco 24 27 .471 2½ Oakland 26 24 .520 6½ Los Angeles 22 27 .449 3½ Texas 20 32 .385 13½ San Diego 21 30 .412 5½

Friday’s Games Toronto (Garcia 2-3) at Philadelphia (Nola N.Y. Yankees 2, L.A. Angels 1 6-2), 4:05 p.m. Toronto 6, Philadelphia 5 Baltimore (Cashner 2-5) at Tampa Bay Baltimore 2, Tampa Bay 0 (Stanek 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Boston 6, Atlanta 2 Chicago White Sox (Santiago 0-2) at Detroit Detroit 5, Chicago White Sox 4 (Liriano 3-1), 4:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs 6, San Francisco 2 Houston (McCullers 6-2) at Cleveland (Car- Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 1 rasco 5-3), 7:15 p.m. Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (TBD) at N.Y. Yankees (Gray Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 3-3), 7:15 p.m. Washington at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota (Odorizzi 3-2) at Seattle (LeB- N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. lanc 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Arizona at Oakland, 9:35 p.m. St. Louis (Flaherty 1-1) at Pittsburgh (Wil- Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. liams 5-2), 4:05 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Vargas 1-3) at Milwaukee COURTESY PHOTO Saturday’s Games (Anderson 4-3), 4:10 p.m. Atlanta (Newcomb 5-1) at Boston (Pomer- Washington (Roark 2-4) at Miami (Chen LeBron James, right, had 46 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists to lift the Cleveland Cava- anz 1-2), 1:05 p.m. 1-2), 4:10 p.m. Arizona (Buchholz 0-0) at Oakland (Meng- San Francisco (Stratton 5-3) at Chicago liers to a win in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals Friday night. The Celtics and Cava- den 4-4), 4:05 p.m. Cubs (Quintana 5-3), 7:15 p.m. Kansas City (Kennedy 1-5) at Texas (Colon Cincinnati (Mahle 3-6) at Colorado (Ander- liers will now play a Game 7 in Boston Sunday night. 2-2), 4:05 p.m. son 3-1), 9:10 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 COMICS

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THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MAY 26, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WGBH (6:00) Little Women on Mas- American Masters Author Orchard Antiques Roadshow Stories- Forever Painless With Miranda Get physical and get things Take it upon yourself to finish ^ PBS terpiece Louisa May Alcott. House “Newport” Stage Edmonde-White Money matters should be done. It’s up to you to initiate what you start and to live up WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Ransom “Anatomy of 48 Hours 48 Hours News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “I’m looked at carefully. Go over $ CBS Fortune a Lost Cause” Your Boogie Man” change if you want to move to what’s expected of you. contracts, settlements or WCVB Inside Chronicle American Idol “Grand Finale” The new 20/20 News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- forward with your plans. Don’t Complaints and criticism will medical options and you’ll % ABC Edition “Big” winner is crowned. Center 5 Page “Skip” tary settle for less when you can come your way if you procras- come up with a plan that will WBTS Access (N) Taken “Imperium” (N) Dateline NBC A man’s wife and kids are News Saturday Night Live 1st Look have so much more. tinate or are lazy. bring positive results. * NBC murdered. at 11 “BKLYN” WFXT MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels at New York Yankees. Yankee Boston Boston Showtime at the Just for Just for Boston CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 9 FOX Stadium. (N) News 25 Apollo “Finale” Laughs Laughs News If you look for a window of Explore what life has to of- WUTF Caballero a la medida (1953, Comedia) ›› Derailed (2005, Suspenso) Clive Owen, ››‡ No eres tú, soy yo (2010) Eugenio Suave opportunity, you will find ex- fer. Taking a day trip, visiting Make personal changes that = UMA Cantinflas, Domingo Soler. Jennifer Aniston, Vincent Cassel. Derbez, Alejandra Barros. patria actly what’s required to put someone who has something will update your image and WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ››› The Polar Express (2004) Voices of Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & your ideas into play. Don’t fear unique to offer or attending a make you feel good about the F MNT Theory Theory Tom Hanks, Michael Jeter. Molly being different or following the retreat that will give you great- way you look. Plan something WGBX Finding Your Roots NOVA Wonders (N) The Great American Read “Launch” One HS Quiz Sing That Austin City Limits NOVA road less traveled. er insight into personal growth special for yourself and some- L PBS hundred best-loved books. (N) Show Wonders is encouraged. one you love. WWJE Frontier Force Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 “Blood on Crime 360 “Trial by Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue R JN the Tracks” Fire” 911 911 911 911 911 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Erratic behavior on your or SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WLVI Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Home Scandal “Rasputin” ARIES (March 21-April 19) X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy Run” someone else’s part will put you Keep your life simple and Problems with older individ- TELE ›‡ After Earth (2013, Ciencia Ficción) ›› Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa in a difficult situation. Avoid ar- don’t take everything you hear uals will surface. Don’t let ¨ TELE Jaden Smith, Will Smith. (2013, Niños) Logan Lerman. y Más nes tremas guments, unnecessary changes to heart. Someone will stretch anyone put pressure on you WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & and emotional outbursts. Keep the truth to grab your atten- or cause you to miss out on ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order your head down and take care tion and persuade you to get something you are looking for- CABLE STATIONS of your responsibilities. involved in something risky. ward to. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 11.17.17” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law A&E PD -- 12.01.17” enforcement. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ››› The Green Berets (1968) John Wayne, David Janssen. A ››› Fury (2014, War) Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf. A sergeant takes Red Tails TAURUS (April 20-May 20) AMC Explore and discover. Open Talks will solve any pending cynical anti-war newsman is assigned to a career soldier. his men on a mission behind enemy lines. your mind to what others have personal problems. Explore Your changing attitude must (5:14) “Wedding ››› Wedding Crashers (2005, Comedy) Owen ››‡ 27 Dresses (2008, Romance-Comedy) Katherine What be monitored closely. If you BRAVO to offer, and disclose what you your options and make your Crashers” (2005) Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Christopher Walken. ‘R’ Heigl, James Marsden. ‘PG-13’ Happens have to contribute. Change position clear. Much can be make a rash decision, you will Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedition Un- Expedi- DISC will be productive and will en- accomplished if you offer have regrets and possibly suf- known known known known known known tion Un. hance your life mentally, phys- suggestions and are willing to fer losses. 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Climbers fight for Legion The path The Americans Elizabeth faces Atlanta Good distribution covers for points FX Martian” survival during a storm on Mount Everest. forward is revealed. competing loyalties. Jay Leno said, “Give a man At the other table, South re- When East accurately discard- (5:55) ››› “Girls ››› Patti Cake$ (2017, Drama) Danielle The Tale (2018, Drama) Laura Dern, Eliza- ››‡ You’ve Got Mail (1998) HBO Trip” (2017) ‘R’ Macdonald, Bridget Everett. ‘R’ beth Debicki. ‘NR’ (Adult situations) Tom Hanks. ‘PG’ a fish and he will eat for a day. sponded two hearts, hoping ed a spade, South won and Forged in Fire “The Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper “Infantry Weapons” A 1971 SIX A recap; Rip’s Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper Teach a man to fish and he will partner had some fit for one ruffed a diamond. Although East HIST Falcata” Mercury Cougar; the Yatagan. (N) time as team leader. “Infantry Weapons” eat for a lifetime. Teach a man of his suits. 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(4:50) ›››› “The Shawshank ›››› GoodFellas (1990, Crime Drama) Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Joe ›››‡ Casino (1995) Robert De VH1 Redemption” (1994) Pesci. An Irish-Italian hood joins the 1950s New York Mafia. Niro, Sharon Stone. CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV MAY 27, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Abbey on National Memorial Day Con- National Memorial Day Concert WGBH WGBH BrainFit: 50 Ways to Grow ^ PBS Masterpiece cert (N) Auction Auction Your Brain With Daniel WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Instinct “Long Shot” Instinct NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Jentezen $ CBS (N) Osteen Franklin WCVB America’s Funniest America’s Funniest Deception “Code Act; Transposition” The News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Home Videos team battles the mystery woman. (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien WBTS Dateline NBC “Swept American Ninja Warrior “USA vs. the World” Teams from around News Access American Ninja * NBC Away” the world compete. at 11 Warrior WFXT (6:00) NASCAR Racing Monster Energy Cup Series: Coca-Cola 600. From Boston Boston News In- Whacked This- Ent. 9 FOX Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C. (N) News News Depth Out Spo. Minute Tonight WUTF Absolution (2015, Acción) Steven Seagal, ››‡ The Last Stand (2013, Acción) Arnold Drug Drug ›‡ The Three Musketeers = UMA Vinnie Jones, Byron Mann. Schwarzenegger, Forest Whitaker. Wars Wars (2011) Matthew MacFadyen. WSBK Castle “Undead WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods Blue Bloods “Family Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Again” Ties” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX The Roosevelts: An Intimate History American Experience “Into the Amazon” Soundstage “Michael National Memorial Day Concert L PBS Roosevelt wins re-election. Expedition into the rainforest. 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Wrigley NBA at the Mic (N) E:60 SC Fea- ESPN2 Night Countdown Field. (N) tured (6:40) ›››‡ “Toy Story 3” (2010) Voices ›››‡ Ratatouille (2007, Children’s) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian ›››‡ Up (2009, Children’s) FREE of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen. Holm, Lou Romano. Voices of Ed Asner. “Everest” ›››‡ Sicario (2015) Emily Blunt. A task force uses a Trust “Consequenc- Trust “Consequences” Chace Legion The path FX Mexican cartel boss to capture another. es” (N) embarks on a new journey. forward is revealed. “Paterno” ›› Fist Fight (2017, Comedy) Westworld “Phase Westworld “Phase Wyatt Westworld “Phase ››› Atomic Blonde HBO Charlie Day, Ice Cube. ‘R’ Space” (N) Space” Cenac Space” (2017) ‘R’ American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Honoring Our Veterans” Warehouse with sports American Pickers: Bonus HIST memorabilia. 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SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B7 After Amazon Echo misfire, ways Lower your to protect your own privacy blood pressure By Barbara Ortutay and Anick Jesdanun with potassium ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Reve- By Barbara Quinn of blood pumping through lations that an Amazon An Amazon THE MONTEREY is reduced. Potassium also Echo smart speaker inad- Echo Dot is COUNTY HERALD helps our bodies eliminate vertently sent a family’s excess sodium. One of the displayed Most people I talk to private conversation to an best dietary strategies during a about high blood pressure acquaintance highlights to lower blood pressure, program say, “I know, I know. I need some unexpected risks of therefore, is to eat a diet announcing to cut back on salt.” That’s that is high in potassium new voice-enabled tech- several new correct. Few, however, are nologies. Amazon aware that potassium also and low in sodium. According to Amazon, products by plays a key role in the What does that diet look the fault was an “unlikely” the company, fight against high blood like? A good example is series of inadvertent vocal the DASH diet (Dietary in Seattle. pressure. cues that triggered the Who cares? We should, Approaches to Stop Hyper- speaker, caused it to begin FILE PHOTO | says the American Heart tension). This eating pat- recording and then led it ASSOCIATED PRESS Association (AHA). High tern — rich in potassium to interpret subsequent blood pressure is a major from fruits, vegetables and conversation as a “send hear you, it won’t be able his device. Buy yourself a your phone won’t get any risk factor for stroke — low-fat dairy foods — has message” request. to order you more toilet roll. Or use bandages. If calls while it’s in the bag sometimes called a heart been shown to significant- There’s no way to elimi- paper or play smooth jazz. you have a home-security — that’s the whole point. attack in the brain — that ly lower blood pressure. nate these sorts of privacy LIMIT THE MIC: Dis- camera that’s connected BE INFORMED: Ap- can lead to serious disabil- Fortunately, bananas are risks short of unplugging abling the microphone to the internet, turn ple, Samsung and oth- ities or death. not the only food that con- entirely. But you can min- isn’t practical on a smart- the camera to the wall er tech companies have We could prevent 80 per- tain potassium. It is found in imize the odds of unpleas- phone, but you can limit when you’re home. Just worked over the years to cent of strokes, says the a variety of plant as well as ant privacy surprises with what apps have access to remember to turn it back ensure that their prod- AHA, primarily by keep- animal-based foods. Several these tips: it. Go to the settings and before you leave, or you ucts work “out of the box,” ing our blood pressure types of fruit, vegetables and KILL THE MIC: Most turn off mic access to all defeat the point of having without users having in check. A normal blood legumes (beans and peas) as smart speakers have a but essential apps such a security camera. to pore through lengthy pressure (now defined as well as meat, milk, poultry, physical button to disable as voice recorders or vid- BLOCK THE SIGNALS: manuals and operating less than 120/80) can also fish and nuts are good sourc- the microphone, so a pri- eo conferencing. Netflix For smartphones and oth- instructions. The down- help ward off heart at- es of this nutrient. vate conversation can’t doesn’t really need voice er gadgets you carry with side is that users are often tacks, aneurysms and de- One-half cup of dried be recorded to begin with. access; you can simply you, a “Faraday bag” that unaware of all the things mentia as well as certain apricots, for example, con- You can hit that when type the name of the show blocks electromagnetic their gadgets can do, good kidney and eye diseases. tains more than double you’re having sensitive you’re searching for. waves can help prevent or bad. Checking reputa- Potassium works to low- the amount of potassium conversations. The button ABOUT THAT unwanted spying. The ble online reviews, how-to er blood pressure in sever- in a medium banana. And on the Echo will turn red; CAMERA: Facebook good ones will block cel- guides and even instruc- al ways, according to a fact whole grain foods such other devices have simi- CEO Mark Zuckerberg lular and other signals, tional videos will help you sheet on this nutrient from as brown rice and whole lar cues. It doesn’t make famously puts a piece meaning privacy-compro- get the most out of new the National Institutes of wheat flour contain more sense to keep the mic dis- of tape over his laptop’s mising information such technologies. They’ll also Health (NIH). It helps keep potassium than their re- abled throughout the day, camera to prevent spying as your location won’t leak tell you about any known our blood vessels flexible fined counterparts, white though. If the Echo can’t if anyone were to hack out either. Just remember, glitches and risks. and open so the pressure rice and white flour. High school apologizes for ‘No one ugly allowed’ headline By Sarah Freishtat ers said it sends a bad in a different way. Court- THE BEACON-NEWS message to girls. Others ney Kachler, who said she on Facebook said “ugly” was part of Oswego High An Illinois high school might refer to attitude School’s class of 2016, said principal has apologized and not just appearance, she found the headline for a yearbook headline or the phrase might have “distasteful,” but she didn’t that has been called “dis- been intended to mean no think it was malicious. gusting” by some in a heat- one should be called ugly “I don’t think they had ed social media debate. or made to feel ugly. an evil reason to put that,” The headline, “No one Oswego High School Kachler, 19, said. “I don’t ugly allowed,” is print- Principal Mike Wayne ed in bright letters on a think they’re trying to call apologized for the headline anyone ugly or anything. I yearbook page devoted to in a statement Tuesday. an Oswego High School don’t think they were out “The headline of the ar- to hurt people’s feelings.” cheerleading team, a pic- ticle is inappropriate and She questioned how the ture of the page provid- should have been recog- headline was approved by ed by Community Unit nized and removed during the teacher who supervis- School District 308 shows. the editing process,” he es the yearbook. Under the headline, in said. “While the headline an article describing steps quotes a line in a song, The Oswego High School the team took to convey and was not intended to yearbook is typically de- confidence, a cheerlead- come across as offensive, FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE signed by students, but er is quoted saying the it has, and we sincerely Oswego High School officials have apologized for the headline “No one an adviser must sign off phrase comes from a song apologize.” ugly allowed” that appeared with an article in the school’s yearbook. on it, district spokeswom- the coaches selected to The headline, on its own, an Theresa Komitas said. hype the team up before might lower girls’ confi- ers, and could affect girls headline in the article on her views of the line, “no Moving forward, the school competitions. The mean- dence and self-esteem, said who might want to try out the yearbook page, they one ugly allowed.” administration will work ing behind the phrase is Diane McAroy, drop-in su- for cheerleading, she said. might see it differently, “It means that it’s time with the yearbook adviser described in the article as pervisor at Naperville’s “They see that, and they she said. It depends on for us to be beautiful in- and students to “review inspirational for the team. Alive Center, a teen center feel like they’re probably how each person perceives side and out, both off and yearbook content more The headline was called focused on empowering not welcome,” she said. the statement, she said. on that mat,” the cheer- closely, and with a more “shameful” on social me- youth. It plays into a ste- Still, if they read the In the yearbook article, leader is quoted as saying. sensitive eye,” Wayne said dia, and some comment- reotype about cheerlead- explanation behind the one cheerleader describes Others took the headline in the statement. At 87, this Baltimore inventor has 250 patents to his name — and he’s still at it By Brittany Britto THE BALTIMORE SUN Before becoming a laud- ed inventor of one of the most pivotal technolog- ical devices of our time, James “Jim” E. West said, his journey started simply — with curiosity. Gadgets FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with screws or nuts — in- cluding his grandfather’s Chef Mario Batali attends an awards event in pocket watch — were often New York. endangered because West wanted to learn their inner workings, and with pliers Famed chef Mario or screwdriver in hand, he would take them apart. Batali’s Vegas Strip If it was broken, “it was mine to do whatever I FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE wanted with it,” said West, restaurants will close an acoustician and profes- Inventor James E. West, an acoustical scientist and research professor LAS VEGAS — Mario tionship. Sands Corp. is- sor of engineering at the of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering at Batali’s three Las Vegas sued a statement confirm- Johns Hopkins Universi- Johns Hopkins University, right, has more than 250 patents to his name. Strip restaurants will ing the closure. ty. “Curiosity has always shut down July 27, offi- The move came days been my motivation.” he and his then-business today, he said. In fact, a 2014 Harvard cials said Friday, as the after police in New York Today, the curiosity of the partner, Gerhard M. Ses- According to the Nation- University study found celebrity chef faces sexu- confirmed an investiga- 87-year-old award-win- sler, created and patented al Science Foundation’s that research papers writ- al misconduct allegations tion into a woman’s claim ning inventor, with more the foil-electret microphone Center for Science and En- ten by diverse groups were from multiple women. on “60 Minutes” that than 250 patents to his in 1962. The device, which gineering Statistics, about published in “higher-im- Batali & Bastianich Hos- Batali drugged and sexu- name (he’s stopped count- took around four years to 7 percent of employed pact journals” and received pitality Group partner Joe ally assaulted her in 2005. ing, he said), remains as create, is now in 90 percent scientists and engineers more citations than those Bastianich sent a letter to Batali denies assaulting fervent as ever, but in- of devices that feature mi- in the U.S. were black or written by people of the nearly 300 workers about the woman. stead of breaking things, crophones, including hear- African-American in 2015, same ethnic group, leading the closures of Carnev- A Batali & Bastianich West said, he is dedicated ing aids, baby monitors, au- compared to about 13 per- the study’s researchers to ino Italian Steakhouse, Hospitality Group repre- to fixing them and invent- dio recording devices, and cent of the population re- infer that diversity often B&B Ristorante and Otto sentative said the com- ing technology that makes a majority of smartphones ported by the U.S. Census “leads to greater contribu- Enoteca e Pizzeria at The pany decided to close the human life better, while and telephones. Bureau in 2015. tions to science.” Venetian and Palazzo re- Las Vegas restaurants also ensuring that STEM But West, who is Afri- “There’s a fundamental “My main interest is to sorts. He promised to visit before the “60 Minutes” industries represent our can-American, said grow- problem in this country teach the importance of the restaurants to speak report aired, reported the diverse world. ing up with hopes of being that many of us are very STEM to our youth, be- to employees. Las Vegas Review-Jour- The National Inventors a scientist wasn’t easy. concerned about, and cause that’s the only way The letter said Las Ve- nal, which is owned by the Hall of Fame inductee, who There weren’t many black there is concrete proof it’s going to change,” said gas Sands Corp., which family of Sands chairman lives in Fells Point, got his men or women to whom he that diversity in STEM West. “We all know that owns both properties, was and CEO Sheldon Adel- start at Bell Laboratories could look as role models. and science is really im- role models are the real ending the business rela- son. in Murray Hill, N.J., where The disparities still exist portant,” West said. reason we do anything.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018 REAL ESTATE

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